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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
n DoIuaJIe pInnloljen Tor Sole.

rTNIlE Sbscrtbfr e9t o safe his PLfrfon ~ ne cof,
- Fl Uanotsr iBtag Chiksio,1iny srearp cor,einr
20 ac's' - ~ mites from fAe egof 6ie6pfondi ne
NschaniesrHe Turnpike passes through There maye
then 40 ares which has been o's0r,S efbsr
= oo1s'deTla equa, y not superior my t
c9unfrt lAere are 20 oferiicng Heafo Latd no
SUIT Prtn''y TINT part ig,ue bea ne 1anpfte odd he
yaisPossaeC Ttsre - S0w AiW TefAi. Aaf 70
NUE. ioh'ct teod be grsat 0atnnfacc avg srtng
70 gft Up ne fnbs build frfter dscrvfioH Is dui
81 nnnsceary asfhose dfsoi If cefiing capai land
rH vieir a. Jofaun Sorrs fireg ffe noineg ff1rn g
'hs~ al e"y 'p's5 afrlcnfo. 20 be sia9s 70 him
Augu:r. Ss-.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
PTince Edioard Land foT sale.

= FIF''N I<'fftIfFII I@FFFI 7 TT NUIFs
- virtue Of deed trust executed to me hy Sammy.
a. Allen shall "Wednesday the 2qth day Of
ON The premises proceed 10 sell IT, the highet hdcer
credit ct one, o thtes that valuable lard on
winch the said Samuel " Allen ls.. containing three
hundred acres about 40 Ut winch Bush
grounds. There uron the land dwelling use and
every convenient outhouse. This lanl ted within
hesot Farmv'le. ohd and approved security will be
qnrd from the purchaser and deed Of upon land
10 secure the purchase
nENRY y. WATKINS. Trustee.
June q-ugigtd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

nm ~ II','',, "Y y'""' Iie'"I C'"y
" efecit e " mont the 9Th day 81 Augu ueSt, The
ac' OF lsnd yng the county Of Unroo, the Richmond
Turnpike Road, shout eight mile from he city oi Hirhmond
belonging O. Henry Csy, Potter Coy. and johu Cay beng
me snd lately by then, ~ sIudrmeu ofs Circuit
Cout TOT the United States on the Aeif. Uf Richard Cooke
tnec supposed o. onn8in about SOD sere and sion5 The
iand' Of John F0d John i, John Lacey Ms Minon and
diners With approved security, he executed by the
purcser IN The day II sse. will he eqpres, aud The tile
Withheld MOI The purchase money paid THIS tuc ot isud
VII ne sold entire fafcels purchasers The Sur
geyor Of tn county q stficos requecd 10 sutsy ~ and
will be psd. L. BURtoOr
July II. es-t4s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
Il valuable Tfacfef Land aud Tan Yard for

Sale
rTNHE SUhcIiber will sell aocommod atn- terms The
Il of whereon he resides situated 10 the comfy 81
Meoklenhurx Aliens Geek, mile. north the courth3u.e
and mule from Skipwahs Fery Road Containing TAO a.
Cres; attached TO which Water Grist Mill ol-fshle
pau; couUrtahle Dwelling ouse Toa, Barns Nc; and
has snfcsH Plantation opened employ bands to
advantage, 80 OF 70 of which Bottom Land and The
whole well adapted To the culture Corn Wheat aud To-
oaceO The lanyard siule the VIC niy Of csrkvls
aud an excellent stand for business attached whieh
lhselig luse aud all couIcny the
Issnins Business, and will he offered low upon
terms Any persons wnh'ns to PVLhHse, will do
q" early application TO the subscriber ROBERT HESTER
July ~ %
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August
pNRLEC SIZE.

7 Z % I(IL Of z =.
ID virtue Of Deed crust executed nv Matthew O. B1-
Nd kerr tothe Suh.CriheTs, the DAY Ocbrr 1926
ard recorded - the oounty Potshaian purposes
therein mentioned, of u will sell to the highest
bidder, rmhe aueiun for cash. the residence Mathew
o. Baker 10 the lower end OF Powsan oouny
n September ntNt, hoy slave named aud
convey To the purchaser such title by the thus
deed aforesaid. GEO. w. FLOURNOY, I r..
Wal. 5. DANCE, 'Fu''''
Anrur \. r5-w4,yt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

Institution for correcting impedimsnts 1t
- Speech.
. Ev TIL T. HUNT sole agent for Mrs, LEIGH and Doe,
~ Yates N York for Virginia aud N Carolina reside
nrar ferc'vaPs, Brunswick county, Va.
every patent must come prepared TO remain until cured;
ruSh lrJary having resulted FROM those who mi
hs ofemah until the Institute satisfied with their
,ainments the Average time Tor cure r adult,
months. " " 49, =
H. The Publiok is cautioned against travelling Agents,
mis- Leshs Agents stationary and never peule like
sitdy Q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

Ill tease log atern of yeas, y,a
uie plantation Newkent COUNTY, about two miles al we
ne ihgn'e called CEDAR HILL, belonging my
~, Sthpie. Inc dwelling house large eotnnodI
tenant They will all be good a, the end c n,
year. rs they going extensive reuar The al
Iuauon aud ueighbonrhood sgreeahe The land I. well
enaP'ed TO tue cultivation Of rye aud ,a,;n
some parts OF produce good wheat an extensive
ma 81 are included within the bound. of land on
me former profitable winter fishery, aud Duck. may
NeI IN sueh numbers on the only suppy
tanie out 10 make Them worth sending the Richmond
k prefer to -ase the pltot for years hu, IL IL be
o' leased, r rented ont privately before September court
day wilthen be rented the bidder or one
years the lessee, OF tenant, 20 have possession
crop. "a NES SENsI,t 4 .
July 90. St,.st
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ROCRY NILS

WIS property situated the branch Of Psmunkcy
tNef ~ the county OF Hanover, mule. above
enniohd, l. offered Tor sale. The lie
ht. hnired acres delightfully."- w.ered, having
s"eNu', running through each field, and honnded by
NE Whole length. Several slioi,, may be
al Ia" prices; what renders tins property par
eHy d-ebit Is Grist aud Saw bill upon the river,
ians strtamD capable all tines of operating
10 any extent that may be ,gvt d. having
't Is 1hj temporary, aud contains hut Far Of
when yield Annually hundred
the saw Midi new, built on the most Improved
ru 20 Iset long, aud be readily extended. Timber
W uehani and sells at far TIN. mill 1906
'hfee par at stones hrous that dry esson vine.
al ne niii' OF the adjacent country small
'he purchase money will he required in band anl
oer oredt gwen for the balance Tue may have
IN. option OF taking the hand. at - per below
s"oh, OF wii hn'sh the crop tenant, the u.u,
'shro hood TERMS Applyt to Samuel Psrkh myselt
"s PIemisss j. I. SWAMI.
--,-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
COLUIlBIa FE-I9LE 1C1DFIfJ-.

LADY somewhat advanced a<fe of pi'ns and fsspeet4-
be eh1'eisr, and Of cultivated mind ssd Hsnaers, vino
'n ffN a1stmasss, y caienisfe Co. perform ie duffss
d1ccises ara assni teacher tins lnsut5n, sanfcd
me slVH"'n p regards Ttspeefshny aud eiroirmen
hfsf'hie refsonsl interview with me apprsAf. n ossn
70 pe enssgsment The Principal wii srpnc.
Ions addressed 90 bun n Conuha, uuul che 2s of Aucus
he WI pa" Wf""gh htchmoui, Washneion, Hsmofs aad
thhadtilh t from hs IL % e 5ih ~ 81 ssbfi,
~" dry 30 each oi the above isee ehen h. will ati opoi,
W.. tpiiFai ~ ans fste, which go thti r1fer
roint FIf4- litlt-. III ID pr,aef..t'
~,i'f H',s 3.-., -" e, .f-@-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
ROonpke Lnnd m 81.

NOuflOhe land Tor SAFE.
All DESTROYS of selling tract Of land on which reside
IN The county of on the Rosnk- river mms
S4..y below and IN view OF the principal junction
oUu"h iNeis MS tract contains
grounds shall not describe the quality f thu. Land hut
intrey nVi. ;u gentlemen disposed their
~ inat kd OF property themselves,
tshed mat the land does recommend itself nothing
ran say val have that effect II may necessary T. sAy Ia
persons iVing at distance, that have the last wears
nun dwelling houSe Of brick, having foundation OF stone
~ ie square and most remarkably well arranged for tn,
comfort OF anyi aud add, that heath there
spot below TIE mountains superior not sell pri-
s,elS before the 2i day "i Ar-t.t next will then sell
imnleiy al TIE Tavern Of CLARK Roysl.r town Of
C'ark'vil,, distant two and half from the premises
Terms, one, two and three years credit
CHA: L. WING FIELD.
Nusk-I.isnd, July 10, 1927. Is-vts.s
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GordonsviNe IN Rent.

t1UTUUNSDttit JOr ff8ht.
kNllE nAcrher having the Tavern al ,hi,
with The out houses attached I, 1t, and $50
wishes to the TOE the ensuing veal The
Is valuable and the stand excellent me The s,,o The,
Is more ANXIOUS I" ct OF reP-cthi,y 10 keep good
one Tor the comfortable accommodation of travellers than
TO Obtain high rent. To such tenant sdran
ses wall be offered, AMI the house he for
two or three line addressed the ia
| Richmond will be strictly attended to.
July ~ -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
Ten Dollars Reicard.

Ten Dollars REGARD
- UNAWAf from Hog Island. the county OF Snrrv on
~ the LIST instant ANTHONY bttseen IS and 80
years OF age stout, well ade and high HI. eth
IA front are wider apart than uua aud his hair
mex he mad IN when ne went oa blue
and panta!oo with small wool nat, aud hin tso
!s o. new oznahnTE pan'aloons ant shirt ri the
rIsis. He sold auction RI, htnond y or thrt
ago, and puiehAsed by gentleman Of bought him
end saI To have hem thought from Mdd.ssx county
has wife At NJ CorDin IA that county or onees,e tn,
above reward and all expenses incurred will Il. paid upon
delivering hin 10 the OverseeT at the IianJ upon
him IN James or Charles CITY jail aud informing me Of Il
without delay, through the man, otherwise.
VIM. ROBERTSON, Jr.
y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
LIND FOR S-AL n.

LR.N,D FOR S.dLE.
ID virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court for
e the Richmond District made the 2ld day June
,h27,i the case OF Colin johnson, OF Wilm
Ihompson, Rebecca N Thonpson, aHd Others shall as
commissioners specially appointed by said decree on
the 9Th day oi August next G sell public auction
highest bidder the premises, the tract Of Land called
Whne IA SAID decree referred to- lying and being va
cold Mine Creek, in the county Of Louisa Terms credit
of six and twelve months hos approved saouy viii
he requlted u pnro haser title retaina until the
purchase money be paid.
DAVID THoMPSOy,(
July 90, 1927. 2i2ta.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
BY RITCHIE & GOOCH.

H Th. ENQUIRER IS published twice week generally
s7d three time. aweek during the session of the State Les
'v,nie in advance Note, of Chartered psciepayiny
"isl will be received in payment The Editors will srsrsn
tsrs being paid, by the writers.
u No paper viii be disc nnuca tsut At the discretion
the Edors) until all srrearaye. been paid up.
Wno.ver viii sha's.ss the payment oil NINE PsPer'
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
~ One square, Or observation-disclosures esnts-eseh
- No Inserted uu,il it ha, either hcen pais
ir or suDed by person this city, its
I'M .N.iE-9LE g. CO,
HAVE Just received BY III. Exit, from New Yok, aud Em-
IN ely Davis, from Philadelphis, eona. able additional
pfei They part OF the following .rt,ee.,
large assortment French s basees and splendid
Elegant sanie hdkf' ,pat,ern, new
ssn. six, modes. eoub. tuck combs, thread lace.
gta's c,'ubrics, Tor hoiInes
large aud pria entirely styles
Bale, e4Indis mating Tor cARrErISG
Aud daily expectation Of further supplies Of Goods
Jaly 10. is-u
parasois, Looking Glasses s. Um6rekds.
4 FRESH supply ct each opening III, LAY ny
JulyIo. Is-a
.dNDERSO.N, G.qRTH s. co.
TTAyE nSore aud receiving per sehoones Reap.
from kew,York the following articles, which they
Tor sale rPon their usual terms;
V . IS hhd.. a..o,ted oaf 40
$50 bags green eutee, pat very superior
Java do
"a hid, English Island Meia.e,
. do and whiskey
do old high pi pof do
puncheons Antigua
do old Jamarcs do
j pipes fue Odd Coguae Dr.ndy
~ hb, apple
pipe old Holland Gu
pp@t Wine.
Malss, and
IS boxes gunpowler teas
Candles Jackson's aud Woolroofs q! 9L,ls
100 kegs Beaity's gUnPowdeI
10 ton shot, assorted
40 do rnD, assorted
do plough moulds
German, English and American Steel
Cut and wrought Nails
sriead
lnJso, maddsr, alum, eopreras
birthstone
PEPPER, Pimento ginger, nutmrss
Gap, letter, aud wrapping paper
Bed c-rd., plough iiues, twine
bemijUhns, Stoneware
Cotton Yarns and From the Union nurac,vrins
Indigo Piaids 5 Co. OF Maryiaud.
April -. H3-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
Il Buzz ain 10 be hoJ-

II Bare ain TO De had.
OFFER for sale, my Plantation the county Of Middle
II sex, containing BOS about mile
One called Lansdo1, lying both sides of the Or
banns, containing SOS with prime dwelling
all other necessary outhou.es The other called Beck
contains 443 acres all IN woods. Possession will be given
time In seeda o small grain. Ii the above land
sold before the 9Th day Of August, shall DAY offer
for Rent, II being Mddesex dav
PAUL T. poSg'E ELL.
Usrover county, August 2 26-tHs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
-HUVERTISEbIEN'J,

IN PERIISE.lIEJGI.
VIE tract 81 Land called Hill Grove, containing abev.
800 aet-' lying IN the lower end OF Amelia county,
advertised, still for sale, IL would make
e'ton plantation IL will he cold all or divided int
P".ses. ihet erns will he accommodating.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
.4Pp0mottor hlper land az Sue.

-1PP0m0ffOr hsuer Land tOr safe.
VIE subscriber will sell small Farm living tue lower end
n OF frinee Edward, miles from Fsmvie quarter from
town, containing 7 acTrs PORTION good
rVe' noIt'ni with sihcisnry at nher keep M
Farm The soil - well adapted Of COIN
"Hes and tphaoeoj this sad is well with al neg
saIy improvements, which will - u laud pti-
"sev st dr market price and II pre- viousy
o. the above named land will, the 3st August
SOLD al pubic auction Jamrstsn Terms will
accommodating and made known The day Of ssie
JuyS is-wtds EDMUND ROCKER.
tOoNu MAN who has ,-dd upwaIua 1--we year. pc
IA 'en"e ~ Superior aud Inferior Court Clerk Once
desTous OF obtaining astuation either acting deputy or
oOIdng clerk, IA either both the above
Satisfactory recommendation TO his qualifications can
Produced letter addressed IL J. NJ r. Suffolk
county, Va will be promptly attended to.
July n. 2O-'wIOt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
NOTICE.

THE copaTtrershp here ofore existing between the ubr.
hers at itichmcnd, under the firm Of RiVss Ferguson Go.
and at Bent Greek under the firm Cirks Ferguson q Co.
Gssois sdi the ist nstantby Isl ern.eni.
ROBERT HIVES.
RICHARD CLARKE.
ARCHER FERGUoON
August =
~ The suhsrribers will continue Commission Da,ines, in
this tiiy under the 6im OF Rive, 4 Ferguson.
ROBEHT RIVES,
ARCHER FERGUSON
August :: 2s-A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
SUMNER GOODS.

ALL NELSON has received by the Planter, Exit and
other late arrivals, fresh at the fashion
aoe aud desirable GOODS Of IN. latest importation winch he
Is enabled TO offer at veiy low prices,
Ohi'"h ese, 'iinghams Grass Musus, London printed
oAmoiies i'ia Italian Lusuing, Mandarin Crare 6su
and PLAN usos de Naples assorted, Pone-e "a French
bzene, black and mixed Lufng aud Crea.ssn. brown and
white French ID hiding, Nsrkrens, Vestins, London surern,
oo'hs anu caisimtre lrish Linens,
n.bnrgs and Tckenhaigs Cotton Csbrek pisi 6vur
NULL S"ns, Book anj lodi. Mu.lin, r,eh Lace Cusrs
peimsn's and Hitfs, htached and unbraeed 1m,stic
Shutinss and SheeiiDs..
With avsri'ty OF Oner de. able zrod. which renders thu
assUttInent complete. july IS. Is--w0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17

APPRENTICES T.a.N'I'ED.
sNE Subscriber will take boys the country from
~ 10 10 years ct age, to the Chair-niskipg business.
June ~ I5-if TUOaAS IN ArcuFp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
r.INf. NE4LE & CO.

Pdrasots, Looking Glasses y Um6re2ds.
A FRESH supply CT each opening this 'lay ny
- VIM. NEALE &; co.
July 10. IS-tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-12

We are requested to state that it is ex-
pcctcd the PUBLIC SCHOOL in Mill street,
will be commenced about the middle of
May, and that the School Committee will
receive applications for admission, till the
lst Of May; which must be made by per-
sons residing in the several Town Wards,
as follows--In the first Ward, to Nicholas
G.. Boss-Second Ward to Edirdrd ~.
Lu0ton-Third Ward to George Ergs-
Fourth Ward to james y. PhWips-Fifth
Ward to TheophiIus c. Dunn. The COM
mttee will explain to applicants the terms
Of admission, &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-12

Rev. Stephen Gano, President.
Rev. James Wilson, lst v. President.
Rev. Nathan ,. Crocker, I'd do.
Dea. Abner Kinghsm, Sd do.
Rev. Oliver Brown, 9TH do.
Rev. William Gammell, 5th do.
Samuel King, Esq. 9th do.
William II. Smith, Secretary.
David Cady, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
Dca. Walter PANE, lst Director.
Rev. VIM. Patten, d. ID. Cd do.
Gen. Christopher Rhodes, Sd do.
Rev. David Benedict, 4th do.
Col. John Brown. 5th do.
Joseph Smith, Jr. Esq. 9th do
Nathan Waterman, Jr. Esq. 9TH DO.
Col. Alexander Jones, 9Th do.
Alien Wardwell, Esq. 9th do.
Charles Dyer, Esq 10th do.
Samuel Whitehorne, Esq. lth do.
Thomas S. Taylor, Esq. 18th do.
Several gentlemen became members o
he Union, and paid the annual subscrip
on OF 80 cents. Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-12
LATEST FROM GREECE.

BosToS, April 10.
We have received The Spectator ORR
entsl QfSsnpRry rs, brought by the brig
Cll~, vllt. R0eter, who arrived here yes
tei 10y from Smyrna, from which we ex-
t.act the following information, it being Of
2 later date thanany thing has reach
d Us in any other direction from Greece.
Repertory.
SYRIA, Jan. 20.
Since Col. Fabyier has been in the ci.a-
del of Athens, Catay Pschs has redo.bled
his watchfulness, and hr3 constructed new
batteries. He has received reinforce
ment of 5000 men, who have been employ
ed by him 10 press the blockade, and pre-
vent any communication between the Aero
polls and the country without. Fsbvier has
made already two sorties, in which he has
lost eight Phihellenists out Of the number
of 20 which he had with him. Robert, the
chief Of battalion, who has been u COM
panion in arms Of the Colonel for twenty
years, was wounded the day Of the eE-
trance into the citadel, and died n few DAYS
after Of his wounds. The loss Of this off,
Ger can hardly be made up to Fabyier.
Col. Borbaqui, abo has been excited ,oa
hSbiC Niit Niiblldl pGSlIlOD OF
FRbvier, has collected men in haste. and ia
making the greatest efforts TO place him.
self in situation 10 assist Fabyier His
talents and his courage might be useful 10
the Greeks if he we're at all seconded, bu,
when we recollect all the zeal and patience
which Fabyicr has brough, to the orpnpi-
cation Of his corps, and the smell results
which have been produced by il, il is diff.
cult to imagine that Borbaqui, though |,
Greek, should be more fortnnate.--t.re,t
hopes are placed upon the arrival Of Lord
Cocbrane. There arc, as ct, bow ever. no
positive adEices respecting the time of his
departure Col. Noutier, who has disSapd-
ed all his people, % awsiting him at Milo.
Kappsars that he will come when two steam
boats, which ~ expected from England
shall have arrived; The Has,ings is rntirely
disarned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-12

flames, from one bank Of the river TO the
other, high above the water, and the col
umn OF black smoke which rose into the
heavens IN swiftly rolling clouds, gave an
awful picture but when the external Gov.
ering Of the bridge had been consumed,
then IT was that the bridge presented a
spectacle beyond the power of the pen or
the pencil to describe. The black smoke
had cleared away, and left bridge of.fre,
Every bea q, post, brace, and rafter could
be clearly distinguished in the mass OF
flames by lines ofredder light, altogether
| exhibiting fiery skeleton of the bridge in
the moment preceding its dissolution.
In about half an hour after the alarm
was given the eastern arch fell and fioated
down the river. Soon after, the western
arch also fell The timber being dry and
light great part of it remained above the
surface, and continued burning as it hoated
down the river, throwing broad glare a.
cross the water, and on the banks Of the
river.--One Of these floating fires went a.
shore al Hullowell, where it caused much
alarm from the danger of communicating
fire to the vessels at the wharves. The
other arch lodged on Naumkeag island,
four miles below Gardiner. 1t passed
Gardiner at three o'clock in the morning,
| alarming the inhabitants, and giving them
| the first intimation of the unknown caIam-
ity which had happened.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-12

FInR. a barn with sheds adjoining, in
Wexford, RI. belonging to Mr.. Thomas
q. Boone, was destroyed by fire, with most
of It's contents, last week. 1t caught from
a wad thrown upon the roof by the blowing
of rocks III the vicinity. Mr.. BIS horse
was saved with great difficulty. This oc-
currence should operate as a caution to
persons blowing rocks, or discharging guns
at this season of the year.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-12

The Jackson Poty IN PennsyIUanid.--It
appears from accounts from Pennsylvania,
that an attempt TO assemble Jackson eau
Gus Of the members of the Legislature at
liarrisburgh, had met with signal and un-
expected failure, and that only 35 out of a.
bout four times that number of members OF
the legislature, were present.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-12

An entertainment was given last evening
in Prov videHce, by Mons. Yilallave, for the
benefit of the Charitable Fuel Society, as al
expression ofgratitude for the very liberal en-
couragemcnt which has recently been ex
tended to linn in that place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-12

The Hartford Steam Doat Company has
engaged the steam boat Fulton, Captain
Bunker, TO take the place of the Oliver
Ellsworth, while she is repairing, and will
run on the same days which were appoint
ed for the Oliver Ellsworth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-12

4 committee of the New York Legisla
tlrc have recommended that reward O
1000 dollars b0 offered for the discovery q
William Morgan, or tire detection of hi
murderers, II hA be dead.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-12

1t seems to be doubted whether the Con
gress of Tacubaya,to which mr.. Sergeant
and mr.. Poinsett have been appointed, vii
be held.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-12

From Hapana. The U. S. sloop of War
Lexington, I'm. u. .Shubrick, Esq. Com
mander, arrived here yesterday morning
in the short passage Of nine days from Ha-
vana. She has brought home for trial the
crow of the Schooner Mark Time, Of this
port, which vessel wasrarried into Haya-
m sqne time ego, p Ispic GUS circum-
stances, - l1eA~ !. oar paper few
weeks since. We have ietters from IIava-
ma TO -tbers0ih ult. inclusive. Com. Porter
was still lying at Key West.
N. Y. Gazette.
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JAMES rENNER,
LIEUT-GOVERNOR,
CHARLES COLLINS,
OF PrOpideRCe.


SENATOR'S,
/. NATHAN BROWN, Of Johnston.
3. NATHAN WHEATON, Warren.
3. BENJAMIN SMITH, n. Kingstown
q. STEPHEN b. CORNELL, ,Portsm'th
S. w. WIIlPPLE, Cumberland.
g. ELISHA WATSON, $. Kingstown
Z. THOMAS WlIIPPLE, Coventry.
8. CHARLES ELDRlDGE, f.. Greenw
9. WILLIAM JAMES, Richmond.
10. GEORGE FIELD, Cranston.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
ALBERT G. GREENE, Attorney-Gen
THOMAS g. PITMAN, General-Treas.
n WaS then Uotcd and resolved unani-
mousiy--to use all fair and honorable
means to promote the success Of the tick
ct, which is now recommended To the
Republican Freemen Of tho Statc--and
the proceedings Of this Convention be
published,
CALLER EARLE, Chairman.
JOSIAH JoNEs, Secretary.
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Rcpubiican Nomination

At General Republican Convention
holden at the State House in East Green
wich, on the 10th Of Jan. 1927, CALEB
EARLE, President, JOSIAH JoNEs, Sec'ry:
the undermined gentlemen were nOmi-
mated as General Officers Of the State Of
Rhode Island for the next political year.
GOVERNOR,