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Bristol, Oct. S.-irbrig RcmIttancs, Mum
roc. Go,tcnburg, GO.
N:w-BEOFORD, Oct. 19.-Rc,nrncd. ship
wmslow, which s,lrd Aug 8, having been dsnas-
tel N a gale, 1Sh ur.
NEW.L hNDoN, Oct. ll.-Au schr Merida,
Pray, St. Dou,,nyo
GLOUCESTER, Oct. 10 Sailed, turol,a, for
sun,tra
CD sean,u, Williams, CIR Porto Rico; Lucinda,
DAVIS do.
BOSTON. Oct l9--hrr br,gs Virginia, Weeks,
p,c,m,nl, Is; William, Lowell, Havana, IL; schr
Alfred, d Dnad dson. Cane II tvt,en, "a
ClJ barque Leopard, H'nesley. ST. Salvador ard
m,rLs,. brirs Oh,p, Rec |. Cor Rotterdam; J anus,
H,l nes. do; Pilgrim, Kng, Gs'oa AL p'lernn.
2Oth. arr br,ys Fayprte, Stnpson. fr Nouy'trs for
g.. An ,ero; ARIEL. EIdv, I'm Havana, vim NswWri;
scbrs Amanda, Gardner, St. Thomas; Pioneer, FL
"a ,sio, Olympis, Wood, New Orleans; Chui.
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CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA.

VENHE subscriber having purchased the en-
IL tire stock in Trade belonging to the estate
Of Philip Potter. deceased, offers the same at
wholesale or retail, on the most favourable
terms.
Just received by the Charles Joseph, and
other late arrivals, 80 crates and hogsheads of
Blue, Printed, Edged aud c. C. Ware, Of
superior quality and patterns, selected express
ly for this market. MOSES POTTER,
Oct 20 tf No. So, Chcapsidc.
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SALES AT AUCTIOJ6.
BY wM. r. GREENE, & 81. sTocpARp
DRY GOODS.

On Thursday, Oct. 2sth. at Store No. 10.
North Main-StGot. at o O'Clock. A. M. On u
liberal credit, 4Opackagcs Of EogIsh. FrcnGi,
and Amcfica n Dry Goods, large and desr.
ablo assortment, among which sre--aout .oI.
i've, blue and drab. Lion Skins; drsb. mixed.
blue and black superfino Broadcloths; super
London drab and mixed Cassimeres; bang up
Cords; Satinetts; brown Linons; britannia
and fancy Handkerchief; black and colored
silk Crayatsi ladies' and gentlomen's Gloves;
ladies' fancy silk Handerchiefs; granite -Silksi
fancy Muslins, plain and 6gurod; 2 cases fan
cy Prints, new style; I2-4 quilted Counter
panes; crimson Moreons; Rhodes' Bombs-
zetts; crimson silk Shawls; imitation Combs,
Fioren'ine Buttons; black Ferrots; Irish Lin
ems; lace Wells; Swiss Dresses, SheetinR.
Shrtng. Checks. &c, with great variety Of
other Goods.
mt eleven o'clock
Two cases Leghorn Hats. Oct a
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JOHN IIARTSHORS,

GENERAL Commission AoENr, BosroN.
EEAS taken the Store Nos. FL and 90,
n q Liberty square Buildings, opposite the
Commercial Coffee House, for tic purpose Of
iransaciing Commission Business. md tenders
his services 10 his friends aud tho public, re-
spcc,fully soliciting consignmen,s oil every do
scrip,ion of merchandise.
Particular attention Will he paid 10 tho sale
Of DOMESTIC GOODS, and tho usual advan-
cos made on consignments.
Boston, October 10 episi.
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PENMAN SHIP.

IL gratitude the liberal patronage which 20
has hitherto received in Providence. rsspsss-
fully gives notice that he hos taken the plsas-
ant and convenient room. recently ossupisd by
MIR. Dubois, over ~. Chsnpside. which bs irs-
tends opening for classes. on Monde. Oots-
Der 18th. All who aro dsszos U cq uirs, By
the most expeditions mA.hsd nsv 10 use. q
good, legible and morcsntile bNusss hand.
are invited to attend. and ess beaesommoA de-
ted either in tho day time Or evening. st such
hours as will be to them psoS csnvssisnt.
Terms low. For further paiu0slsss. please
call OH the subscriber at his Kitiag Room.
Oct IS J. PARKH1RST, Jr.
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Per Inst nights tpestern mail.

Per last nights toestern mail.
Arrived at New York, Goth and st, Lucy. from
Ponce; North Carolina, St Thomas, IL; Entcrprlzc,
Savannah.
CID. Electra, London; Sarah Thornton, Mobile;
Leader, St Jago; Rice Plant, Tener,fe; Tontine,
Havana; Magnolia. Matanzas; Sarah, St Croix; +.
mola, do; Amira, Tsmpico; Bolivar, Savannah.
CID at Baltimore, 10Th, schr Constitution, for this
port.
Sailed from Richmond, 10th, schr Hyperion, for
this port.
Cid at Charleston, 18th. schr President, Denise,
for this port.
Arr at Norfolk, 18th, sehr Washington. fin New
port
Arrived at Savannah, brig Laurel, Sheldon, days
hence.
At Pornlmbacp, S,h ult. brig Agenora, DAVIS, In
this port.
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EVANS e. co. AGAIN.

EVANS q CO. AGAIN.
AUGMENTATION l3 II, prize cf 800
~ in The Washington Lodge Lottery that
drew yesterday, was sold and paid by US.
drawn from the wheel
10 IL l3 s 6 IT
Besides the above prize Of one hundred dol
lars, there were also several Of SIC.
Another chance is now offered to adventur-
ers in Lotteries to do likewise, by the Ii and
some scheme of the Virginia State Lottery, to
be drawn this day.
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CLEARE ED, ,

Ship Atlas, Lawton, W,m'ngton-by s. Il A. B.
Arnold.
Brig Amstcl, Browneli, Savannah-by NJ. Brow
noll.
Brig Enterprize, Briggs. Charleston-by Charles
G. Mowry.
schr James Warren, Harding, for Savannah-by
Beckwiih & Pearson.
Schr Juliet, Merserau, New York.
Sloop EIoisa, Cook, Albany.
Sloop Express, Hammett, Charleston, via New
port-by Charles E. Hammctt.
Sloop Edward, Smith, BaitImore-by ID. Barton.
u. L. sloop Mary, Bennett, New York.
u. l.. soop Splendid, Read, New York.
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FALL. FASHIONS.

M RS. SCHAFFER respectfully informs
1VA her customers and the ladies in general
that sho has just received from New York, all
tho fall fashions, for Hats, Bonnets Cap
Wreaths Artificial Flowers and patterns for
dresses, with an assortment of Mllinary at hor
Miilinary and Dress Store, No. 81. Westnin-
ster street. Oct 24
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TE5IS DAY.

PIRGINI.4 STATE LOTTERY
Fifteen thousand dollars TO be had for a
small tritio.' The whole to be drawn in Rich
mond (Vir.) this day; the report will reach US
by Tuesday next positively, until which timo
there will remain a few chances to be disposed
of at the following handsome prizes in this
truly splendid
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North Providence. limo 27.

HOLMES & M'CULlOCH.
PdJHE Brewery, under the snperintendsscs
4. Of Holmes 4 M'Culloch, is now in op-
GRAFTON, and will continue so during the fs'I.
winter and spring seasons. fhoy Keep eon'
stnn,ly on hand, very extensive supply I" Az.
and Table Beer, which will DO sold on the
most accommodating terme. Families ~ill he
supplied at their doors, by leaving their order
a, the Brewery. Vest constantly on hand, I"
supply customers. BIN october ~
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GREAT BARGAINS.

ME stock Of DRY GOODS in Store No.
L 81 Choapside wal be sold at cost this
week and next when the remainder will be
closed at auction. Those who intend purchas-
ing supplies for their families will do well TO
call as the Goods will bo sold at great bar
gains. Oct24
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DRY GOODS.

TUNHE large and valuable stock Of Dry Goods
Il assigned by Messrs. Snow & Hubbart, to
Richard Nj. Field and Felix A. Huntington, III
trust, is now offered for sale by the piece "
yard, at very low prices for cash. As it is nee
essary to make speedy close Of the stock,
great bargains will be offered
Store, No. 80, Westminster street
ISAAC III. PERKINS,
Oct 90 Attorney for Assignees
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" TPletr! ,cheto, hop Brdssy It does en- ELL
ONE CENT REWARD.
find all reasonable Charge paid. u ue
think they ant 100 nissA.
VHNHE above handsome reward is offered BY
n party Of gentlemen, who have bound
themselves 10 make up the purse. To any
person or persons who might through acci-
dent or in snt ever have teen o eertain prize
Of geo dollars, advertised us having been sold
and paid by Messrs. - S Co. Of this place.
likewise one of $1,000, and one of 400 in tho
Union Canal Lottery, besides one quarter Of
600 in the New York Consolidated. ell sdver-
tised as having been sold by tho above estab.
Gshment, in this place.
To any person or persons. residing 'here,
there or anywhere, who will give any infer.
nation, whereby wo may discover that either
of the above handsome prizes ,csre ever in
this fo,rn, or euen in the State. shall receive
tho above handsome reward, together vith tho
thanks and Acknowledgements Of the GENTLE
men concerned and no questions asked.
Given under my hand and seal. this 22d
day of Oct. A. ID. 1927.
Oct "a P. FUNK, Casher Protein.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,


SATURDAY,, October 20.
BRIG Pocalontas, Brown, IS days from st. Thom-
as with co, ton and sugar, to Slater, Wardvell Co.
and L. Dyer Loft, ship Florian, Harrison, of Phil
adolph,n, for New York, 4; schr Mariner, Of New
Brig New Packet. Parker. days from Savannah,
nrig Fair Play, Hopkins, from Ellsworth. Mo. via
Newport
sloop Sarah, Ineraham. from Warren
Sloop Gen Washington, Godfrey, tr Taunton.
Sioop VIM. H. Allen, Pearse, Bristol.
Sloop Industry. Busbee, from TAUNTON
SUNDAY, October 2i.
Schr William, Miller, from Newport.
Sioop Westport, Tripp, rf"lk.
Sloop A!b,pn, Barker, from Norwich, with oil and
candles, "a F. j. M I'lctt.
S!o,p Fisher, Prcsb 'ey, fron Taunton.
Sioop Avon, GIBBS. Now Ynrk.
Stsa n boat Washins'on, Tom'in.on, New York.
MONDAY, October 22.
Schr Two Friends; Nickerson, Saco.
Sloop Arsonaut, B,rdea, Troy.
Slonp EN- ma s Eliza, Nye. DAYS from New Bed.
fori
S'oop FAIR Haven, Evans. Freet,wn
sioop Pack t, il,ward, Wareh,m.
Sioop Comet, Baker, New Haven
S,o p Delight. Phnney. Sandw'ch
.Sloop New ork, willard, Bristol.
Si,op Indu.iry. Baxter, Yarn .ulh.
S!oop :, e;pr uatipn, Pratt, rom Newport.
Stoam boat Babcock, Hh.s. Newport.
TUESD.dY, October 23.
Sehr Exchange, Farris, 3 days from Yarmouth,
with 6sh. -,
Schr Fair Polly, Chacc, Z days from Saco. with
lumber.
Schr Hope & Phebe, Har ling, days from saco,
with lumber.
Schr Sally, Kslly, 7days from saco, with lumber
Schr Only Son, Baker, 3 days from Dennis, with
fish.
Sloop Trader, Burgess, Frcetown.
Sioop Reindeer, Davis, Troy. Y
Sloop Lucy Emeline, Spink, from Wexford.
Slonp Rose Tree. Fowler, Wexford.
S,oop Franklin, Brown, Pawcatuck.
Siocp George and Mary. Walden, from Newport,
Spoke of Canimicu, Point, ste,m boat Babcock, 3
hours hence, ior Newport.
Sioop lie opard, Allen, Fast Greenwich.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, Warren.
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VESSELS sPOK EN-.

30th alt. off cape D"nua Maria, nclr Glea'sr, (o
Now Bcdord,) Howand, IL days from Goorgct"~"
for Aux Cayes.
IIth INST Ia, 36 so, lon 60, schr Mary Ann, Barr
8 Say. from Wsrren, for New Orleans.
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N. Y. & R. l. STEAMBOAT LINE.

N. Y. & r. l. STEAMBOAT LINE.
fwSn The Washington will
A Ia leave Providence THIS
vEc:::SS:E..rEE9li!a3 DAY, at l2 O'Clock,
ssss,s.:szssGsss<ssszs noon, for Ncw-York, af-
ter which the boats will run on Th lrsdays,
Saturdays and Tuesdays, leaving Providence
at IL o'clock, at noon; returning, will leave
New-York same days at p. NJ.
Sept 26
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"A NEW LIGHT BROKE OUT UPON Us. "
" The palace Of fortune again in a blaze.
b hRAWN numbers IN the Grand State Lot

RKAWN numbers IN the Grand State Lot
EV terry.
10 9 26 as 8 42
Cash, without discount for interest," for all
prizes sold as above. tho moment the tickets
are presented.
1t has been observed that CLaRK,S Of
fee, like an eruption Of a tremendous Volea-
no, cmits showers, not of red-hot stones and
burning lava, but showers Of real silver and
gold, which cover the whole extent of coun-
try, for many miles around if not the coun-
try, the peoples pockets or if not them. sthe
peoples pocket. cover that, which is all the
same, or will be, five thousand years henco-
perhaps. At any rate. aunty Wigglesby says
SO, and wo guess as how she knows thing or
two.'
'.'tand by and look out for the showers of
cash which must fall among US and all around
u.s.
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LADIES' CURI,S AND FRIZETTEs.
lust received by the subscriber at No 20,
- Market street, a general assortment OF
French Curls and Clusters, of tho most fish
ionablo kinus. L. F. MILLER.
Oct I3
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FARE TO NEw-YORK REDUCED TC
FIVE DOLLARS.

JezS~ THE Steamboat MAR
In co BOZZARIS, Captain
fGsS.s5Sfy-M GS.s.:S:fs.. -M.s.y Barker, will leave here
zeszzssS3ior New York, every
Wednesday, at l2 O. clock, M.
Reurning,wil leave New York every Sunday,
At 3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
npt
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
NEWPORT, Oct. %.
Sailed on Saturday, brig Louisa, Dcyereu1, Of
Baltimore, for Cadz.
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WATER PROOF BOOTS.

HNHE subscriber has on hand quantity ci
Il Gum Elastic Shoes, which he can attac
to old boots, with a lasting and elastic &C.
mcnt, rendering them impcrvious TO cold and
wet tho expense will be less than repairing
with leather, and boots prepared in tbis man
ner, will be found much more comfortable,
and lighter than leather oyer-shoes.
s. G. SMITH.
sty1 No n wsrmm-or Row.
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NOTICE.
DANCING ACADEMY.

NHR. SCHAFFER respectfully informs his
lVA friends, patrons, and the public gener-
ally, that his fall and winter term will COM
mence at Franklin Hall, on Tuesday after
noon, September IL. Young gentlemen who
wish to form class for an evening School,
are requested to call on Mr.. Schaficr, at his
residence, No. 81, Westminster street.
August %. IT,
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FRUIT HILL-NORTH PROVIDENCE.
rWNIIE occupant ofth fashionable place Of
N resort, respectfully informs his friends and
tho public, that it is now opon for the summon
season: 1t is situated on an emiEenco. which
comman Is beautiful Wow Of the adjacent
country, and it is admitted by all who have
visited it, TO be delightful place OF resort fos
those in pursuit OF case and comfort:-He
has all kinds Of Fruit that this climate affords;
his Bar is supplied with choice Liquors, Wines,
Sc.-his table will at all times be furnished
from the choicest selections Of the market;-
his very commodious Hall is furnished With
Swings, which is on agreeable exercise for
gentlemen and ladics:--his long Alleysis IN tho
best order for the accommodation Of those who
will please to visit his house for recroation.--
A few Boarders can bo accommodated. All
those wishing to enjoy the country during tho
summer sc ason will improve thor health By
visiting Fruit Hill, whore they can inhile the
pure atmospheric air.
PETER THOMPSON.
North Providence, j. no 2T.
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LONG BRANCH AND FAl

LONG BRANCH AND FANNY.
Sir dollars to Ne,c. York, from, Providence
via .Nc,c-London,
MrNn The excellent Steam
"a Ia Boat, LONG BRANCH,
v;;IS Ss;IEZ Capt. A. MATHER, will
ssssssss leave Ncw-London for
New-York every Sunday and Wednesday, and
the FANNY, Captain DAVIDSON, every
Monday and Friday, on the arrival of the sta g
cs from Boston and Providence. Returning,
the Long Branch will leave New-York every
Monday and Friday, and the Fanny every
"Wednesday and Saturday, at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ
until further notice.
For excellent accommodations, stiffness OF
machinery and swiftness of sailing these boats
arc not surpassed by any in the sound.
Sept 30 epistf
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TO LET,
G.. s. CARTEE,
aPOTHECAR Y,

IA 1-2, WEsTMINsTER-sT. PROVIDENCE.
EX EEPS constantly for sale, general as
-EA- sortment Of the best Drugs and Med
icincs.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully put up.
Ships aud Families Medicine Chests put up
and replenished. eoptf Oct "a
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Sailed on Monday, brig shibboleth, Congdon, for
Havana.
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WANTED,
A boy ab out Ii OF % years Of age, as -
a. apprentice TO JsSsier inqu'f, a.
QfHec. ""
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FOR HARTFORD.

FOR HARTFORD.
SAStN The packet sloop Rising Sun, VIM.
ss5gAs II. Aborn, Master, will be dispatched
in a few days (having the principal part of her
freight eng,gcd.) For freight or passage, ap-
ply to the Master on board, at No. 27, Long
Wharf, or 10 the subscriber.
Oct Is GAMALIEL CHURCH.
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CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
IS0R sale, a few pieces Hirot Il Bramlcy's s
IL extra snpcriine olive Broadcloths, and
superinc London drab Cassimnres; 10 pieces
stout drab, olive and blue Lion Skin Flushing,
for great coats, a very superior article. by
MARTIN STODDARD,
Oct 20 No. Market square
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SCH NJ z.
NE " LOTTERY OFFICE.
L'UIC II DID hEnDn

ND ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
IL q. the public, that he has opened an Office
for the sale of Lottery Tickets, at No. 6,North
Main street, where can be obtained Tickets in
a great variety Of numbers, in oil authorized
Lotteries, on the most reasonable terms.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

SIGN PAINTING S GLIDING,
HONE at NINETY, Westminster strect,b
D II. w. JENKS.
October 2l
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THE TOILET.

THE TOILET.
HNANCY SOAPS, Porfumcry, Dentiice,
n Teeth Brushes, Head Brushes, Combs,
Rose LIP salve, Court Plaistor, Hair Powder,
veritable Eau de Cologne, &c. &c. &c. Kept
constantly for sale At CAnIEG o,
Drug and Chemical Store. IA IL, Westminster
oe,e4 street. eopf.
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REMOVAL.
e. c. HOWELL have removed to No
% . Ia, Canal Street. Oct "a
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THIS DAY.

Whole tickets IS, shares in proportion, fol
sale as above. Oct "a
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HRAND State Lottery, No. 10, for tho
VN erection Of n FREQ Bridge. Highest
prize $1,000. TO be drawn in Providence,
November, 10th, 1927. S. j. NJ. Allen s. Co.
agents for the Managers.
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IRON.
n Tons Swedes Iron, extra sizes, just re-
eeived, for sale by A. NJ. vINTON.
Oct "a
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CoMAIUNIcATEp.

Reyolyjrg Time from his capa ciois urP
Snakes desnies each diurmal turn;
The rich, the poor, the weak, the wise, the cno},
!ifs plunged impartial, il the eternal Gout;
Names after names, as trees hef foliage shed
Are hourly NUMBERED with fo.iner dead.
DIED, in Hanover, at tie residence of MIR. VI !liara
Nelson, On the 18th uIt. the Rev, PETER NEIso>
aged go. Mr.. N. native OF Hanover, and having
been designed fol- merchant, he was placed AZ ala
early period of his life, in tue store Of Geo,ge BTai.
EenIdge, EDgi!shIuan of great pTObi;v and highly
distinguished for his eiigence and succes= ~ ,1eT-
camille pursuits The disputes between Great Britain
and her \ orth American Colonies (which preceded the
war of tic ReYeihon} having thrown great obstrur-
tons III tie way of trade and deprived Mr.. Nelson Of
EN- ploymen he turned his attention literature and
under the tuition OF the celebrated Dr. Bell English
Divine, ti.en resident Of Hanover, Mr.. Nelson be.
Of the eminent classical scholars of his
age. He completed his education at William and Mary
College; and having, years afterwards taken
orders the Episcopal Churcb, he chased Rector
Of 81 Martins Parish III Hanover, which station he
filed for many years. MIR. n. may be rnjy said to
ave been of the most useful men that have liy ed
in our times. lie taught school for upwards Of forty
years with skill and fidelity, that have been rarely
equal!ed, aud never surpassed. AS tie acher of The
classics he beyond question superior 10 any man
Of BIS day Among his pupils numbered some of
the distinguished statesmen, lawyers and pI,ysi-
clans, of whom country boast Mr.. N. etln-
Gated many poor boys gratuitousIy; Of whom the
orphan of a pauper, became Federal Judge
conspicuous for probity and legal requirements.
Dir. ~ mud was solid, not brilliant; he possessed,
however, much aCutCnese, aud seasoned with great
force and perspcuity lie delighted in mathematical
studies, in which ne made great attainments. Steady
10 lis purpose in all his undertakings, 10 calamity no
reverse of fortune, however, grievOu pr he snconn-
tered many,l could for moment, damp his ctiiFage or
repress the buuyancy of lis spirits. lie bebed the
approach Of death, With that calm and fearless serenity
nj mind ard COuntenance, which became christian.
and bespoke a well grounded confidence, Tia his good
works had gore before him, and earned tht iust re-
compense in The world Of spirits Ills last rorneD 9
were employed "ressonng OF righteousness teflpe.
rance, and Judgment to Gomez and his hast words {
know in whom have tIuscd'0 gave the hi4hest eyi-
dence OF the sincerity aud strength of bis faj b
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-13

IHe DHlner--We have never been better pleased
than with the toasis at The Randolph Dinner They
distinctly embody aud set forth the genuine Jackson
spirt-ihat spirit which we pronounce the most dan
eerous and alarming TO the tranquility OF this country
and the permanoncy of its institutions which has ever
revealed itself among 1t speaks of dssolvng the
Union with The utmost familiarity aud indifference 1t
Proscribcs oil freedom Of opinion and will not even
tolerate neutrality of sentiment 1t encourages in
subordinaion. and has already taken Georgia by the
hand, and is stimulating her 10 push her controversy
with the General Government to military extem,ties
What may not expect from this spirit, when en-
throned III power at Washington? What rash and
desperate counsels--wbat leadlong violeuce-what
daring attempts TO urnge the rights of persons and
son President, and surrounded asbngton by his
military suite, what security has this nation for the
preservation Of IFS EXTERNAL peace? 4 man who as a
General usurped the prerogative of making war
what as President of the United States and will, an
ooedent Congress. may we not expect from him? Is
Inc congress, and erect attempt 70 erect throne
upon the ruins OF the Repubc' If this security any
where exists that ii is not TO be found in his
telnper--tor he has already given such exhibitions of
awless and despotc disposition as 10 give ground for
experimenting the worst We irDplore the people of
sng'nia--that wise, rejecting, and unbendipg Com
nonweaIif-not TO suffer themselves TO be hurried to
ruin by the wild and misguided politicians who non
dictate to them from Richmond