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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08
VIRGINIA.:

at rules, holden in the clerks Office of The superior
court OF chancery Tor the Richmond district lie 5iI
day OF March, 1927; 49, "
John Trevian and Mary his w;e, nj, ,,
William Argyle, FIedericls Areyie. and Hand: Isr
argyle Il Thomas Argyle an infant BIZ fhc sand Ohm
ireVIiian bis next friend children Of Rebecca Mas,
ti:' decd, b. her first husband, Frederick Arcvle
also deed, Francis RIastin and Rebecca MssJt;n
ioiaht children OF the same Rebecca BY her second
husband John h'astiD dcc'd. by the said John ire
FI''ah, 'heir next friend, and William and Rodann
henner, children ofLucy Keuner, decd, also infants
9y ne said JOHN Efevill:aa, their next friend and
against
Susanna finsey, widow. and Thomas c. Tinsev. son
OF Thomas FiHs'ey, decd, Ti,on Z. johnson, Luz
Cy "a Johnson, Peter T. johnson, William G.
Johnson, and Mary I. johnson, infant children of
MARY Johnson, decd, formerly Tinsley daughter of
thc SAID Ihonas Tinsley, decd, Fleming T. Grant
iana' susan Grantand and Virginia a. GraDtland
infant children of Ann Granlland decd. D6g
ihe scre'acias awarded in this cause not beino ro
turned executed on the defendants, Fleming r. Grant
land, Susan GranilaDd and Virginia A. Gr.n,Iand
aun hey MOI having entered their appearance and e,
ven security according TO the of assembly and the
rueS OF this court, and ii appearing By satisfactory
eVaence, that they moi inhabitants OF this conn,rr
rs ordered that the said defendants 90 appear here
on the tenth day of tho next term and sheyy cause
against tue revival sought by the said process and Tia,
copy OF ms order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully and POSTED at the front door Of
the capitol, in the said CITY.
~ ~ a COPY. Testc, WM. W. IIENING, C. C.
pIIGLgYI.9: ---------------
Mt rules holden in the clerks Office Of the su,erior
court of chanccry for the Eichmond d;s,r; go
day of April, 1927: ''' "'
Louis EiseDmeDger, IN
against PF'
James swan, David Cocno, e.u,, ,-,.,- ,,.,,
Juste Jerome, Louis Phlibert Brun d,Aubicpose
1onh S,s!'Inond Ebrenreicb Count of REDEEM. Hen
~ heMefcIer, francisW aldermann Charles Frede
rIck Albert Scbot, Jolu Matthew Gneitnr, and
Francis Joseph P3crot James L. Heath auditor Of
pubic accounts Of Tic commonwealth of Virginia
and John Robertson, attorney general of the com
mo""eai'o OF FHginia' dts.
NO de'endants Except James Z. Heath and John
hooeT'soD not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according TO the act of assembly and
oe rules OF hIs court, and it appearing by satisfactory
eVitence that they are not inhabitants of This copn,ry
Is ordered that The said defendants do appear here
on me tenth day of th1 next term and answer the bill
OF tne palDti and that copy Of ibis order no firth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published in te CITY
" HcDnond' Tor two months successvey, and posted
at the front door OF tie capitol, 10 the said civ
- cc'"' 'Ics'e, Wyv. y. HEiTTSIT o. r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08
RIRGLNL1.

1fLofvFfS1'
At Superior Court of Chanccry holden at the cap,oI in
'he city of Richmond, Oh the els February, 1927:
Oris Psiue, pm
against
Henry Banks and Charles J. Mcurdu, Thomas Taylcr
James Heron and William Sinton, late partners under
the firm Of Heron, Sinton 81 Co. and John g. Blair and
Patrick Gibson, trustees and assgnees OF the Heron
Sinton x Co. DFs.
and
Henry Banks, Pm
against
or'is Paine aud Heron, s;niou 6 Co. DIS
The parties by their counsel, that these suits
shall be consolidated aud hereafter proceeded suit,
and by like consent the Court doth order Of IFS
Commissioners state between the parties in
these suits anh report the the court with any mat
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or which
may be required by the parties so stated and the
court by like consent, doth further order its Marshal
do proceed to sell the attached effects the suit for
CASH having given reasonable notice of the time place
OF sale By advertising the in of the papers this
cIy, aud that he pay the proceeds hccof the
banks in this city, to the credit Of these causes subject to
the future order Of the court and report his proceedings
the
copy. T'csie, WIZ. w. uENING, c. C..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08

Among the passing c!a'nours of The day. our readers
may have perhaps forgotten that against Commodore
hodeers' some .l''e aGo, for some ciy,es shown By
h'ri TO the Turkish Admiral. We were a. loss 10
discover, and so said at the time why ordinary
courtesy to power in whose waters he then was,
shcn!d have been imputed TO that officer as evincipe
ra-ai;y To the Turks, and offensive to the Greeks
r 'vritcr in the II. Y. Enquirer has taken the pains
tlrongh friend in the LcYant 10 ascertain the views
Ci Tue commodore III this echange OF civitias and
his statement of them shows that they ere proper and
judicous, and no more than faithful agent Of his ro
veynnent would feel himself bound TO make (cm
Rodgers has sustained bot! the dignity and neutrality
OF MS lag, and has given in that quarter the rnos n
yorabie impressions OF the American people. of whom
the Turkish Admiral Processes himself to be an nd
rnirar. From his Office he is the Supreme Governor
OF The islands in those seas, with which,
he might greatly annoy. We have no treaty will,
Turkey, and trade viii, L depends entirely on Suf
ieIance aud was particularly nccessary a, ha,
PERIOD, 10 promote good understa nting as the recent
,niidng of the Greek frigate al Nc7, York and va.
F''us ruinours circulated by the enemies of our trade
rad produced some suspicion and unfriendIy feeling
II was not TO be expected, - adds the writer thar ~
should refuse TO the Turks, w'a, every Lay offered 10
Sic Barbary poF7eIs."-[ 8aN. .9:aericGn.
The General Government has readily comn;ied
wih request from the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company, TO fuTus two United States E,nri
for the survey of route for that Ipo tan, work
4 man hj- The Fotkcner, was tried - Ware,
Superior Court, for whipping his wife and acquitted The
Reporter states that Judge iuGn laid i, down as The
law, that the husband has right iullict moderate
punishment on i's wife, though in civilized society," il WA
universally considered dishonar;c and discracef f
persons ~ elevated situations lift their hands aga ms
tle wives we Know a learned Judge in England ;!e
cded that the husband had this right, provided ry,ru
ncDt correction did not exceed thickness Of his ,t
but whatever the la" Gay he, III either couury pubic
seItIoieH. will decree,
. That he who lays his band On woman
Save i'll the way of kindness.
IS wretch, whom tweIc base fa.eI-
70 call COward."-- P9iejrI per,.;,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
At rules, holden in the clerks Office OF tIe s,,e,;o
court o, chancery for the Richmond district, the sd,
day OF March, 1927 ~
Elizabeth Cooke, administrative of BENJAMIN Cock,.
Jun deceased,
against
James Keso aud E,izabe,, ri. ,.;c.
Nicholas J. PoDdexter, Garrett nj orar,os IT,,
.. Fleming, Thomas Woodson and Riary his wife
late Mary iialsal, Robert c. and James u,,..i'
III so;ens III. reiSo' dts.
turned executed on the defendant James Ke,so and
ne DOT having entered his appearance and given
according TO the act Of assembly and the rules NJ
ms court, and it appearing BY satisfactorv ,yi3an,
that lie is not nbabitant of This coun,r.. - -
uerea That the said defendant do appear here on ~,
eh'n oay OF The next term and she cause if anv he
ss'n' Tie revival sought by the said process;
ana that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond.
lot TWO months successfully, and posted at the fron
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
~ copy. Teste, WIN. w. HENINC, r. =
VIRGINIA:
At rules holden in the clerks os;ce of ,to .
court Of cbancery for The Rjchmcnd d;st;, ~, ~
day OF March, 1927: '"' -"
iheodorlck Robertson, M
against ~"
Peter r. Archer. John n Moi. r,
kns John a Archer, Peter r. Archer Jr. Rob.
err Hask'ns and Martha bis wife, Mary Ann Ar
"ner, " GOD Jones and Elizabeth his wife, John Jones
quo oaI ran X. his wife, aud Wm. W. Archer and
Louisa Caroline Archer, dds.
The defendants John Jones and Sarah r. his wife
not having entered their appearance and given ser,r
" according TO the act Of assembly and the rules Of This
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence III,
they not inhabitants of this country: IL is or3or
that the said defendants do appear here on the tenth H.
OF the next term and answer The petition of the pIa
tif hed by way Of an amended BILL heretofore ehs;.
teo oy Joseph o. Wilder and otbers and that COPY of
this order be forthwith inserted in sonno nc,v.n
in the city of Richmond for two months s
tbe said city. v WIG 0AP'o'' 70
70 i co2y' Tes:c, VIZ. w. HEN1NG. c, G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08

at rules, hU.dcn in tie CLERKS o,cc o? tho svpe, ar
court Of chanccy for the Richmond district The 9Th
day of March, 1927:
Joseph BonGurant and benjamin Bondurapt 7Ns
against
JOSEPH, L. Davis and benjamin Davis as administrators
OF George Davis sen. deceased with his will an
nexed,l and III their own right, BENJAMIN r. Davis
jeffrey III. DAVIS George Il. Davis Samuel Davis
Ann Bundnrapt, Robert Davis, BENJAMIN hiose,ey
and Sarah his wife, formerly Sarah Davis Esther nj
Franklin, Sarah Ann Franklin. Eliza c. Franklin
infants, children OF Eliza Franklin formerly Davis
Thomas Jackson and Mary his wife formerly Mary
Davis, VIM. Lyon and Martha his wife, furroerly
Martha Davis, John I. Flournoy and Pamela his
wife, formerly Davis, Jeffrey Davis, John T. Davis
Ann G. DAVIS, VIM. Davis and Louisa b. Davis in
tan!s and children of benjamin Davis, Constantine
Perkins, Daniel Bass and Sarah Ii. his wife former
iy Sarah III. Carter, John Carter ard Elizabeth his
wife, formerly Elizabeth Garter, John III. Garter and
Lucy his wife, formerly Lucy Forsee, Wn Scott
aud judith bis wife, formerly Judith Forsee John
w Bennug aud Jane his wife, formerly Jane For.
see, dts.
The defendants Thomas Jackson and Mary his wife
William Lyon aud Martha his " ife and John II. C.r,
ter and Lucy his WIFE not having entered their appear
ance and given security according 10 the act of assem-
bly, and the rules OF this court and appearing bv sa.
tsfactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of this
couoty; ordered, that the said defendants do an
pear here Oh the tenth day of the next term and an
swer The bill! of the plaintiffs; and that COPY of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed IN The city ofRichmond for two months successive
", and posted at the front door Of the capitol in the
said city.
10 copy. Testc, WM. w. HEN!NG. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08
RAILWAYS.

E*tfac oia latter from gentleman travelling in En-
Ctn5 dated February IL, l82T"The engineer and NV
tei having completed, to satsfacon an invesga-
don OF the railways Of this Kingdom hs parts from me This
o to embark i" of the frs. packets, New York
'iom9hl nave been few :O months examining aiIways
I'm Ia greater state OF admiration ever about them,
- I" Tie phenomena Of the Hetion rail way YOU can
scarcely believe ihem true Hher in midst of them: il
WI" IooK to you like Rhodomon;ade spakc ofwenty four
Wagons egiin@ then 30 tons being forced I'm hill
All ny steam at the rate OF eighteen miles hour and this
upon plane mills and iiaf long. I came down in the
same plane standing upon knee If the hndmost wagon Of
"eHy l'uT loaded ores, weighing altogether hundred
'or 'ho descend they plane By their gra yity at first
STOW ana win solemn sort o 5u"tng but when tie ac
rcFoHon g'tGers To head, is ?. fearful is bcau-
ilu!. They porular rode of Communication erc
Hreat briam wi! sonu nc covered with them we couH
not have constructed good without coming over to
examine tie detects ct The existing here for it is
only tic Projections that appear in the pubic
ways.-LLHH TH.oys.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08

VIRGINIA.:
at rules holden in the clerks Office of The SUPERIOR
coui of chancery for the Richmond district, the sth
day of March, 1897:
" illi2m WARMER, OF Petersburg pm
against
George Crawford. William Conway. Stitb Mat,he,vs
and Co. Moses B. Peterborough, Walter Dunn. exc.
cutor OF John Graham, decd, Joseph Rowle,i, Viii
liam Edwards, Thomas Stewart and James Stewart
, In heirs OF Thomas Stewart, decd, /. DTS.
The defendant, Stith Matthews, NOT having entered
his appearance ond given security according to the nc,
OF assembly and the rules Of this court and if appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that lie is not an abi
tant OF This country ii is ordered that the said defend
am 90 appear here On tie tenth day of the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that n CON,
of this order be forthwith inserted in some
published iii the city OF Richmond tor t,yo months sue
cessivey and posted the front door of the csp;to in
The said city SPUN -
10 copy. Tes!e, wM w. HENING c.c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08

against
James jones, james II Jonas and Henry G. Gray,dHs
he defendant James H. Jones, having entered his
appearance and given security according OF as
semby and the rules of this aud il appearing by sat
s!actoy evidence that he is not na tan of this coun-
y it is ordered, that the id defendant do arpear er
the first day Of the and answer the bill of the
lams md that copy of this order beor,hwith inserted
in some newspaper published in lie city of Ricinoud for
two months excessively, and posted the font door of
the capitol in the said city.
18 copy. Tcse, W.H. ". HENINiy r. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08
YIeGNIA:

VIIfGIJVI.4:
AZ rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior court of
chancery for the Richmond district, ,be 5,h day of
March, 1897
Alen p Bnns Thomas 8. Binns William Binns Charles
H. Bn,S, George l.. Einns, and Gideon II. Binns
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08

HEw YORK, April 3D.-Captain WIN. r. Bowers
passenger in the Eliza, from Vera Cruz, left San
Bias Ware" let and mas obgineIy furnished the follow
ine hteiiI%"n2e "Fho United States SHIP Peacock,
IaPlaIn Jones at San Blas. in sail about lie 9Th,
one sailed from Lima in May 1896 on cruise had
VISITED ihe HiarG1csas' Group Otaheile and other Of
vac ,2csy I'ian5s the Sandwich and other islands in
tie North and South Pacific. EFT Wnaboo on lie
t.' ah1ary whore she bad pasted ia previous months
captain Jones' aod he officers, spoke in the highest
terms OF '"e peaceful and friendly department Of the
hatFcs, particularly those Of fp Sandwich, Islands
he missionary efforts under The oniance Of tho
Roy 1ir. DgJam, j, NUajoo bad srccceded bovnnd
the io|Gcs; hopes Of the most saHguinc phi!anro5s,
many of ue na"cs beiuG able - write and rnost nj
"cD 10 read Tic scriptures. Capt j. had eGsc,cd
lonc friendly arrangement With the chiefs of Ota!,otc
and TIC S;1ndvch Islands. Whereby many Of the CIV lie
complained OF by CouDiryineu engaged the Whale
fishery, arc removed. Tie officers and crew are all
1eI1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08

The General Government has readily comned
Silh reqGes. from the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company, TO furuis:i two United States Emf
neer for the survey ola route for that important work
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08
GHV
Henry Banks,
against
DIS.

copy. Tcsie, WIZ. w. uENING, c. c.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-02

Up at Boston, Goth ut. schr Sally Hope, Baker
for this port.
Arr at Saco, Polly, Hill, Fort Royal, %; Dorcas
iIawcs, and Rising Sun, hence.
Arr at Sag Harbour, Marcus, Pacific Ocean, with
1900 bbs OIL
Arr at New London, ship Connecticut, from Paci-
fc Ocean, full.
Adv at New Orleans, 7th ult. brig Horizon, for y.
York. 90 bales cotton, other light freight wanted
AT Gibraltar, April 8. Mary Ann, Of Gloucester,
wind bound; Larch, not com dis; Bruce, Brown, OF
New York, just finished heaving out for repairs.
At St Jago de Cuba, 9th ult. ship James Monroe,
Davis, of New York for Trieste, 20; brigs Rodman,
Stevenson, for New York. in 5; MERGED, Russell, Tor
Gibraltar, 20; Pacrolus, Shepherd, Of Philadelphia,
for Antwerp, Is; schr Maria Il Bescy, arr sth, fn
Philadelphia.
The Heroine, Bangs, was at Valparaiso, Feb 2i
to sail in days for Callao. She arr ut CoQulnibo ~
10 ds from Boston, and he'd III is thrnce 10 V.
Arr at Valparaiso, Feb ~, ship Clarkson, Aleu-
Nantucket, l3S; l1th, Washington, fercnal Cal
lao, 29 Sailed, 10th, Mana TuitoE, Brard, Tai
cuahsna
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-02
BU the skeuD,b0at CO1,neckicuf.


Arr at New York, on " ednesday, briggs Dolphin,
from Gotcnburg, via Boston; Wm Penn, Thompson,
Addra, and So ds from Malaga; Mattcawlu, Water
man, 1T Croix, IL; s!oops Eleanor, Hathaway, Sa-
vannab, s; Venus, Child, Providence, 2. Cid. ships
VIM. Thompson, Maxwell, Lyerpoo Maria, Ev-
ans, Canton; Columbia, Delano, London; Montana,
Smith, Havre.
Arr on Thursday, ship Florida, Rowland, Of New.
Raguet, Esq. late Charge dcs Aflires at the Court
de'phla, j. +. Dckay, of New York, +. Rhodes, of
do ana Capt. &. II. Clark, late of Amer brig spark.
Let., ships Rebccca, Of New York; Charleston, OF
do; Augustus, OF SALEM for Russia brigs Argus, N.
bedford, loading Ontario, DO; Harriet, Sylph, An
des, Brutus, and Express all dscbg.; schr Bucher,
unc. AT Rio Grandc, April g, 9uill, Rio, 10; Bos-
ton, Havana, DO; Ant, do; Sarah, mc; Drato, do
Protection, Havana, 20. At Santos, April /, Ed.
ward, Chase, ofProvidcnce; Orison, of Baltimore, for
Isle Mayo.
Also ship Augusta, Porter, Savannah; schr At.
las Brown, ST Croix, 10.
Cid ship Illinois, Waterman, New Orleans; brigs
Dromo, Morgan, Havana; Julia, Kemball, West In
dies
Arr at Baltimore, 29th, brig George Gardner, Da-
wilson, Bremen.
Sailed from Norfolk, Goth, brig Gen. Mercer, w
Indies; schr Helen, IIowes, st Andrews. Fro,a the
Roads, briggs Phcnlx, South Amor.ca; Sea Horse,
Maranham.
In Hampton Roads, 26h, Edward {. Mary, Rich
mond, for Somerset; Mount Hope, do for ProyIdcnce
Washington Packet, ir Alexandra. Ship Shamrock,
80 ds fr Bremen for Batlmore was of the Capes, OH
the 2ith.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-02
TO THE AFFLICTED.

HN justice to myself, have been induced 10
n. reply TO false and unjustihatie attack
made upon me and others, by Swain, the ven.
der Of IA certain Panacea in this city. do this
;J.o, in order TO remove from the public mind,
The false impressions which may arise out oihis
pompnus and incorrect statements in the public
prints. Mr. Swain wishes 10 establish the De-
lief, that lie is the sole patentee of the celebrn-
ted Panacea, upon which he has built his for
tunes and not satisiied with asserting this, he
goes on To couGemn all others as spurious and
i,lse limitations. New nothing is more entirely
dest.tvte of ruft. have been acquainted with
the i'Oriyiali reciye, from Dtich S;1aini man.
utd',treS hGs .NSiicHe, for upaards q ten years.
II ,cas 0blGincd )for, y yfd'ker-in-!ap, ah3 now
resides an Tie Siuts # .Nuo York. plo has used IL
for marty secrs, AMI pr,foym'd innumerabe er-
HaOrdiaary cures nth IL. la erery case where
ha, e administered this n e'licine, lie powerful
virtue. have moi been known to fail this, oft
sell, aud have certificates TO substuntiate the
fact, would give the lie to Mr.. Swaim's bare as
.ertion. Perfectly satisfied ~ | am, with the
Increasing orders tor il, which are reuching me
from various paris Of the C!oon, ! should not
have thought ii necessary to make this plain
statement of the relative nerits Of the case, had
not Mr.. Swain, On one occasion. when a Lady
personally waited on him, to purchase his Pan
aceo, and complained o! his ex.ortionate price,
remarking TO him that she conld purchase mine
for hay the money, advised her not to take any
OF il for fear il might produce fatal consequent
ces, and went on TO say that II was not genuine.
Thousands oi per'ons, who a'c now enjoying the
blessings of heulth, established by its use, will
bear me out in this assertion, 0-T-7Hat PARK
ER'S RE.TOV.7YIN'G PROFITABLE
P.4M4CE.4 is, IN eptyy respect, equal 70
SW.4LN'S, aud can be taken in all cases chere
his has proged eGicdcious 'cith perfect security
and frtd9m. lind do say, 'cithoui fear of con-
hadietion, and ran establish the fact beyond the
possibility Of doubi-ttdt my Medicine and his
one and Ute same thing, ,Diht the exception of
! any n.ereuyiat preparation.
JOHN S. PARKER.
Philadelphia, May 1927.
A constant supply Of the VEGETABLE
RENOVA1ING PANACEA. for sale by
e. 5. CARTEE.
June Q. no. IL l-2, Whi,man's Block.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-02
WRITING SCHOOL.

TNNHE subscriber having been solicited by
Il several of his friends to give another
course of lessons in Providence, respectfully
gives notice that he will commence on Mon
day next, June 4th,-also that he has removed
to a pleasant and commodious room, over 49,,
North Main-strcet.
Hours ofattcndance, for Ladies', will be from
2 till p. M. Gentlemen can be accommo-
dated in the forenoon or evening, at such hours
as will be most convenient. For further par
ticulars, plcasc call on the subscriber, at his
Writing Room. J. PARKHURST, Jr.
June 2.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-02
NESSELS sPOKEN.

10Th ult. brig Sea Blrd, Carr of Newport, fr Raj,
timorc Tor Key West, with loss Of fore sail aud fore
topmast stay sall-was supplied with new tore top
sail.
April so, lat 25 so, lon 81 30, s.p Splendid, De.
pcysier, from New York for Canton.
I'd ult lat % 35, lon 81, ship Lafayette, Ruttcr,
80 days from Rio for MnsciI!es.
In Nov last, ship General Hamilton, Pierce, 3s ds
hence for Canton. By the Heroine, at Valparaiso
22d ult. U ) ship Lexington, from New York, for
the Mejiterran ancan-all we'll.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-02
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Lighthouse lately erected on the N. f..
Racoon Key, near Cape Roman, will be light
cd on the night of the lst Of June inst. and ev-
cry succeeding night. unless notice to the con-
trary be given. The light is Red Stationary
Light. Lat. 81 /, N. Ion. 70 81, W. The
Pitch or Southern Point of Cape Roman bears
f s j. from the Lighthouse. The Old Mill N.
l-2 w. and the large Racoon Key w. by S.