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VOC. ..~-a1. 22.

thus vail b. lo1y spirit7 T.Il This Ase,ent
Dominion. always foremost sheie Libsftt uas
the word, lend her all - sci lis prerrdeat TO
pesieiiy--io nonfiali and fos,ef that milit.ry
spirt which has been the fnne 81 sll Beeuhi =. :
God, IN his mercy. fol hia One word n,ofe
aud W. hav ipne-To The opponcn,, u Gen.
Jacksop : election W. sny. be Strenuous. he
dnigeut, be hrn--engagea IN the holy ceuse Of
IN cy, dcsptn % !, all YOU encrgirafef bodv end
mind Lei no niaa say my siagfe cofe will not
he missrd my single r~xerfions con do - rood.
rus wouid bPifas n luke sarmness ~unwofihy Of
me cause. livery 9 e should aci a. II sucrrs,
OF his individual efforts and 10 rom
3 1eia'ion earthly should prevent n freehpider
IRON going 10 The polls, aud recording his vote
ng inst The mllifars rnndtdata. Ac, ihns. fell
low oiuaens. aud Virginia. . the blessed moihee
Of Us Ill, may YET he sasei from the deep deg,
rndailon OF eising her soiee for Gen. Jaekson-
or ~ not ynu vii ~ leasl have tbr consolation
ol teneciing that YOU have d1ne your duty
hespeeiflily. US. &e.
VIM II. fABELL,
DAbNEY CARR,
in. kerr.
JAQuEIiN b. HARyIE,
JOIN II PLEASANrS,
CHS COPELAND,
THO hkoCkENBR0UGH
L W. RDoTEs,
JsO IL EuolAcE,
TIL NELSON.
~. w. Judge Co tier. Mr. Kober, 9innsrrIand
VII. feyton knndolpii, the only other membf,s
IF the Committee. are not' In Richmond. No
loubt IL entertained but thai they would have.
added Their signatures. hal they been ~ sent.
WIN. IL CABELL, Chairman
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rrnNTS.

,noaa. A. sablc IN lhvsH1A-Se Sub
II Fer 80 +5-s.,ai for a less thus thaa SIX hoaihs
sriplion 'shi ! = ! ,scontnncd (,aI n tie discretion
81 ~ -, ,,atii III atrearagas ara paid.
rms Fs-.a.tx will be inserted at 30 cents per
" iiseftlse r., lime, aud 81 ~ rents for each
aiafs tof 30 1,sa.e fron.s 3hstanee must ne PAID i"r
eihtianaaseii her Insertion, OF tho payment assumed ny
r, ,"a r ae.poas,bIe persoain Lyneaou's. n.
'ohs .e,x Orders notexceeding Two sqnsfesate IN
far sx dollars
ssf1si !" ,idre.sed 10 tbe Editors must be post
= A = Win not be attended TO-
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n AND For SAJE-Ihe subscriber will
IA sell. on Friday 24lh inst. by way of pub
lie auction, ISL acres or Land. Terms, one
third cash. the balance on a credit Of : aud 4
Years. This land lies IN Amherst, immediately
On tie road leading from Lylrhburg 10 Amherst
Courthouse, alb eut j or ii mites from LYNCH
adrg, aud is with the exception of about 30 Il
'res, IN woods, aud is buundcd by the lands Of
Boiler Clark, James Boiling and Robert Ridg-
way. The sale will take place on the premises.
PLEASANT DAWSON.
Oct. Il tdsl6
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Iht following is an extract from the state
ment d The value OF SIX Goods imported aud
S3h.lhG-1o4


What a bone'y rs paid BY rs TO support the
agrieuliuust AMI manufacturer Of of5er nations
on ~at5cles walch our country, with q few wears
of care, might supply How important II Is
that The ngnculiurist should tnrn his attention
To new objects Of production, Is yef. lulI,
shown BY the circumstance, OF The dlnInisbiu,
demand ofbread sluls abroad.
In isli tie exports 0 lbroal stun andto Ss55fl09U
In tsls, - mn
In ri, ts4131t
IN LIS, 5Il5gas
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AvOuCE.-Wii be sold, 10 the highest
"a bidder, at The late residence of Mitchell
Ew,ny. deed. in the county of Bedford, near
the Peaks of OTTER. on Thursday The 30th
dnv of Oct. next, and will continue from day
to day until completed, eighteen Negroes,
consisting Of men, women, boys and girls.
Also. all the stock OF Horses. Cattle, Hogs &
Sheen. one Wagon and Gear, all the plauta-
lion utensils, aud perhaps some Grain, Hay
and Fodder, together with the household and
kitchen furniture. This property is very va
luoble and deserves attention a credit un-
Ill the LIST day OF Jan. 1880, will be given
for all sums over IS, by The purchasers giving
bond with responsible security, for all SIMS OF
five dollars aud nuder, cash will be required
All those indebtedto the said estate will make
navmept on or before the day OF sale, as in
duls ence cannot be gwen.
THO5. DAVIS, Admr
of Mitchell Ewing, decd
NJ There will also be sold, on the 18th
of Oct. before the Franklin Hotel, in Lynch
burg. FIVE shares Of Lynchburg and salem
TURNPIKE Stock, belonging to said VI EwIngs
Estate. i'''
Sep'. %. "ihsi7
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Richmond, August .

n AND FOR SALE.-I wish 10 sell that
valuable tract u. land lying ON otter ri
yer, ahont four mites from WWd's Bridge aud
three from Ward's road, in Campbell county,
IL contains 6o6 Acres, handsomely improved,
and in good repair The lnnd is of fnt quality,
particularly adapted TO tobacco. This Iaud Is
well water.d aud timbered, and a great deal of
fine tobacco land Ia Gu there / 4 body OF 80
or ~ acres Of low ground,, OF good quality. at
tached 10 il, on the IIver-Ihere is limestone of
fine quality, also, on this land, which has been
tue,i: also, IRON ore, in erea abundance, which
has been tried, aud proved 10 be of superior
qua ,iy. The spring Convenient to The dwelling
Is very arge. a~iiord,bg a ,ntiieiency Of water fer
on ,SPIshoi mill. Also, "A most delightful seat
~ +, INIT he wafer IS OF superior quality.
lills Land is subject 10 a deed in trust, g. the OBJ
G. 10 5 ding is to satisfy said deed, after which
be, g done, a good and bona fde tile can 10
made. The purchaser may make pay mcn' hinI-
sell to The persons who held the trust deed.
Any persons Wishing to purchase ur view 5 id
lands, will please call on Capt. A. +. Caila~ay,
who lives IN said lands, nf the SUBSCRIBER, near
Ward : Bfidgr. Inc terms viii ae made as ac-
comuodatjng as possible but a barsain can be
had fai cash Possess,an caD he had on the Isl
Of January next, aud The privilege Of seeding
this tan JNO. D. Il IbLpOL.
Aug ~. is4
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And wr have l36 gotey, without either Vir93
MA, which Mr.. VAS BuREy ,upposes thar be
hgs go' ~ his breaches pocket OF Moth Caro-
lma, VINO Is claimed ~ a yassal Of The Richmond
Junta or ILLINOIS,. whom We helisy We thai We
might appropriate TO the good cWusc--fot
though she has reelected a Jaclsonian VI M
hey Of Congress, he IL personally 50 clever u
man tina, sme could mol we'll help H.
BIT suppose we obtain the vote, in addition,
Of these otaies. concerning which public ol,in.
is ~ suspense. or even any material pat OF
them. Sc may yer nee the present aoie and hon.
r.l Administration SUSTAINED by something like
Two thirds of the electoral votes. The Opposi.
'ion. 10 keep their spifiis up. are making y grett
ronl about The results oil the late Election IN the
State Of
PENNSYLVANIA.
SO az ~ heard 1ranI, the Jackson marty haze,
large majority Tor IL tickets, and il certainly
does took as # that state, was chained 10 tho
military cat. Bat who ever placed any reliance.
or founded any calculation upon that State /,
We we're informed, indeed, that IN The S,ate
the administration Was gaming ground, and W.
beiIrVed II we were told that there assa possi.
biny uithe complete regeneration oil ihe State,
and we believes II. But Ne have at no time
bren able To persuade ourselves that she nould
come TO her senses IN tipe. What we believ,d
'hA ''hhF w pass . W ffllftilIsliH il u MY gam
ed, largely, AS viii he perceived from the Io,-
'nw inc s,aiement, taken from The May landera
The Jackson me1 ate IN rAtacies ~ heir
having succeeded in ilr d,sirics head from in
Pennsylvania, a State where dIey hate aiiraug
claimed n mgi0rlg ofEJy h0usana r0tts. Let
as see nov the account stands
Mporitiesf far J4oksoa--In is2I In 1899, Loss.
Philadelphia city 56t So adY
County 3o6s 2O3s I020
'n0'''T, po,lws'' aud 1888 1900 l7xs
-
Jackson loss, IN three districts, 3oI0
We picsuHe the Jackson men rejoice, know.
ing the badness OF thrir caus-, that they have
no, lost more. Surely il takes b., vety little to
make heir hearts glad" TMG,g'qndsr.
A corr respondent informs us thai IA Washing
ton county, "here two tnouaand majority vas
claimed, the Opposition uckai Eel below one
thousand thus making their loss IN FIRE countiss
more titan 70 n thousand votes Wbai VII, il
he, AZ thai rate. in fifty .c"untles Add this
ho," outstanding such frauds as are 9eYe5eped 4,
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v nHE duties OF Mr.. RANOOLPHS school
u at Lynehburg, for young ladies, will IL re-
suued IN the Isl day OF Oct. next. The terms
as before, viz.
Fora session of ten months, ending on the
3lst July, 1929.
Board 3ioo- washing 500, S120
Tuition in all The English branches do
French 90
Spanish %
Drawing %
Music Department, under the care Of
Miss Lewis
Boarders will be charged for the use Of the
Rano 80 per sessiou.
DAY scholars win he charged The same for
tuition, aud two dollars per session for fuel.
A deduction will be made Tor suall girls.
Board and tuition, payable one hall nj en-
trance, the balance at the aspiration OF five
months.
Lach young lady will provide her own bed,
%bediius and towels. and a clothes bag. and
book hag all distinctly marked.
Aug. II Isl
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NEW JERSEY

The General Election for members of IN. To.
gislaiure Of the Stat OF NLW irHafs took ph,c.
ou Tuesday. This State. he il ,ecollec,ed. le.
been very generally CLAIMED by the Iaohsonisns
for the q 'teral. nnR @licfefn has noi heea
claimed fo' alnn, has been set down nmnnf tba
" doobtiuls New Jersey was uc,rt " dnubGalg
when the cause OF Tree repabiican princ,piea
was At stake. The New Jerary Blues and la
Old N%aryland ina ever sioed thei, eround a
i1e LAY oitl'elt eonniry's peril and ,teir sona
nav shows ihni ihey nre not unworthy ofihef
lltlstlious slfess he foiceg 81 tbe Combination
hayr nee" completely routed N this contest, -
WIZ DC seen ~ The following returns, being All
that have reached rs
AIAnI LIZ L.Ah I'LL .LaL...---
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Sept. Is.

H0MMlrTED to the jail Of the Corporation
u Of Lynchbnrg, on the 10Th day OF June
last. as aruaaway, PEIEBE. a slave whn says size
beloagsto james NJ. Peasants, aud was hired tine
present year 10 William +. Garter, of the county
ofl;oochland. Said slave had on when commit
ted, 4 blue striped domestic Coat, a pair Of
Shoes. and has an impeachment in her speech, and
appears to be about twenty four yearsold. She
Isl dask muiatto, aud rs about b ieel 3 or 4 III
ches high. The owner Of the above slave is de
sired TO come forward, prove property, bay
charges, and take her away OF she will be dealt
with according to law.
SAMUEL B!tAN5F0RD, Jailor.
Sept. S. 3m5
The Editors Of the Wing will inse1f The a
bove for three months, unless otherwise directed,
and forward his account 20 this office for pay
meut.
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EDUCATlON.

EEyHE winter scsa, on OF The subscriber school
will on Monday the Ord OF No
,gmher. WM. 5. REID,
Sept. s. iso.
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Tronals N~alIenaI %IneINrcncor, oct. 20.

Every Mai brings us fresh Information from
TIE General Elections In the several Suites.
which turn every where alinqfi erclisivefs a1lpoB
the 'peyits Of The pltsidenllst Question aud form
u pretty iai' tegi of the sifeneih of The two
safiGs--the Administrations aud The comb,ne.
,io,h,
DO ue states which have afrepdy given ear.
nest offtln,ious triumph TO Tie frieuds OF Civ
y Liberty, may now be added the patriotic.
StnIp of
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Mount Clare, Oct. 3, 1875.

Sir ScoTT.-'Ye have rec ived a private
letter from hdnibmg n, which says, the author
"i Waveriy begun a new novel on the Grst of
September. lie IS IN great health and spi, rs.
The 81 series of feiesofn GranJGaher. is com.
rleied. He has paid of e4oum, of his dcbi.
and in aye'r ~ i@c VII iqaidaie the whole.
IHie7.
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Somerset v Bergen counties have MISC even
nlnj"riiies ior the Adminlsi, alton, me precise ex-
lcni Of which ~ mn reported hunlcrdon ronna
~ atone, ~ which M overwhelming majoiliy
~as clnlnied lul The jackson iichct nss giYen "a
%nuelplily ioI II, VIZ 3n0 yofrs. The whole MA
jorityf Of the Administrator ,lclsets. viii. - N
supposed amount 10 fIpe UouSaHd 0otes
Wen DOUG. Je~rsey-Bluesi
Tue EFFECT OF This ELECTION.
Lctn pause for u moment. and take a survey
Of tne ground by ihe Iights ailot ded by the rleo.
tious which lasn alteady oaken place. Hn
nav almost ceftaip lliai Adninlsiration Eiec,ots
viii be chosen, nexl month, tlom the following
States, 10 The nunbtr following, VIZ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23

aha IN II viii be buried the t.iumphs and rcyerscs @
''ie nout. Bu his fame the patron of schools am
Summaries OF learning, as the friend OF morals and be
,re ana as The ardent champion of every grea
Puoiic improvement, Will flourish while time sla last
remind you of his efforts 10 call out and foster
,e iach' genius OF our People? Need speak of his
~ aiu o that great work. which has conferred
uauCn g'oFy on bis native State. AID largely
I'eu 10 the happiness of IFS inhabitan,s3 BY CON
ueSn MS fortunes with the success Of that stupendons
ana oy devotng TO it the best energies OF his
| u' "u'' an untadlfg wreath did he secure? oa
ion as waters of he great lakes shall fioy through,
record his name ~ US ~ ~ }
rejoice, Sir, that be not tal,en from ms until
go """e7ssu ihe triumphant consumn Atom of thot
$50. "ork lreJoce still more, that he was hermit.
eu ~ ouihVe, TO great degree the collisions the
= 'hu 'he asperities OF party; and that there
- % "o'h'hs TO prevent ths Representatives of the
eoPie' from awarding 10 his memory the hopors he
deserves feel therefore that may sasaIv ,,.II an
e members vi this ionse-on the yoares of science
The friends of humanity and inoraIs-,Le ,,b,I,n
op'S'' ana The patriot to unite with me in srewing
MOWERS on his bier and in compliance with usares
render ed holy by the purcst feelings of orr nature
.'' IN so2rnn expression res pect for his uernurv
and OF sorrow for his loss
Butler "S -''''
cit having pleased the Almighty, suddenly TO remove
oy death, the Chief Magistrate of Ibis State and the
S"'re heln desirous 10 manifest its deem sense of
the great pnbic loss sustained by the State and the
American naun, Il rs thcI efore,
"ReS0trea unG,ii,,uuSly 6l The Semitic opS qs.e,,j
u tte STATE 9f ,Ntto York, That in testimony of the
profound grief felt by this Legislature ON the Sudden
ue"'h of DE WIZ CLINTON, Governor of this Stale
e members OF the Senae and Assembly will the
Usual badges OF nlonrnig, during the present session
iEimfced u"n.j"tUUSiy, That the funeral ob.co
OF the late Governor be conducted under the dir
ol a loini committee of Tie two Houses to consist of
icur menhers Ct the Senate, and four members OF The
Assembly. " e
"itts'!ped 'inamlmously That -fl.e members of the
TWO houses OF our Legislature Will in their public cha
racter, atteT the funaral solemniiies of ie late GIN
vernon ~ ~
"Iteso|red Ttn4'iuonSlY That these resolutions he
Transmitted TO the family of the deceased Goyernor
union as an evidence OF The high estimation enterta
ied by tins Legislature OF his great talents and e,nIner,
pu9nc services and of The deep regret caused by his
'ucoen and awful removal from the scene of lis fame
ana OF his usefulness and Of IFS sincere coincidence
wan those NLo have been deeply afflicted by tb,,
disPensaon Of Proy;dence.p
The above resolutions we.e aGopiod and NEessrs
buier OF Albany Porter, Of Erie Graz ger of Oa,io
ana bra'her' OF ~ Y, were appointed tie commute,
on the part OF tile House,
Ga motion of Nj Warden, the House adjcu4ned NJ
h' ter O'clock, Wednesday, morning, TO receive the
report Of the committee. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
RICHMOND VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, FEBPUARV - 7eae

this death warrant for all the wealth of all the Indie.
ne soldiers detailed TO shoot Lewis had from strong
feengs OF sympathy or mistaken humanity failed 70
shoot hlm-bnt four balls had entered his body,
AN Eye Witness" appeals 10 Colonel Russell WIN
he thinks now lives Alabama, for the perfect ruth a,
this skefoh lie does not fear but that the Col will
keenly recollect and faithfully depict the horrors OF
the day on which SIX Americans were shot to death
unuer his command;-but not by his orders.
The order bears date the very day after General
Jackson returned in triumph to New-Orleaps and the
day before he Joyfuy went, under triumpha arches,
10 tue Temple ofthe living Cod where, says the h,s,o
RAM they cro0nsd their General with laures." The
ORDER Tor the execution these six unhappy men bears
date January go 1915. His of iaures had not
yet withered, wh- eiuod the LIES blood of his coun-
HJ'en' o, ms fellow soldiers, flowed plenuy by his
..'der. May that order and its consequences. sink
deep into the hearts oft the American people and steel
them against him who had flesh IN his obdurate
heart who did not feel for Man, in the midst of JOY
and Revelry, almost in the presence of his Creators who
issued the fatal order to put his creatures TO death and
to make their wires and children widows and orphans
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
W,f'ruih is mirhtv aud
nil Drevaii -

"Ituth IS mIghty aud SNalE prevail"
Signs ~ the tnes.For tine first time in our lives, we
feel u our duty to acknowledge the gi and DroDrie
at the conduct of the Jackson party.-Aite TIE ritn
appeals 81 the friends of good ORDER and present admin
IsFatIa1 to the gos c"pc Of this STATE Tire Jackson
vfnti"n at Richmond, very wisely declined sus an adj
Dress and tor the single that Don Quixoe gave to
SaDchu Pdnza, ;
The only string they pretend to
pull upnn is That Gen. Jackson is the peoples presidents;
now what are the real facts in this case:
New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island Connection,
Massachusetts, Maine. New York, Kentucky Louisiana
Missouri Maryland, Ohio and Illinois, embracing free
wti!c population of 4J2j,7f6, voted for Mr. Adams
The states Of New Jersey, South Carolina Indiana.
pennsylvania, Alabama, Tennessee Mississippi M
hracing free white population of voted Tor Cen
Jackson.
The of Virginia, Delaware, Nor,l, Caroline am,
Georgia embracing free white population of 1@6-i22
voted for Mr.. Crawford.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23

We continue 70 receive the most gratifying intelli-
ge1ce from New York. IN addition 10 that we pub
.'s'ed on saturday, present the following from th
view ork National Advocate received here:
.iam:ntstTation Meeting in old Svfolk.-It is with
the HVeues satisfaction refer our readers TO the
proceedings of a meeting in Suffolk county. This
section OF the state has long been considered the head
quarters Of sound democratic principles. The people
OF 'ns county were among the earliest if not tic first
10 nominate the present. Chief Magistrate and they
eyInce determination n sustain him against an mn.
priuciped opposition Tie address of Dir CLAW can
not tai to oyervhem With confusion his calumnators
II IS pronounced from all quarters most triumphant
w0dicatiod. Let IL be circulated and read and fIus-
nee apd patriotism has pat left the world, HENRY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
ItccGpliudsiOll

quality never before attributed any man beour-
ing to tic party.-[IThotitng Go=.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23

CLAY the father Of the American system, Will be
sustained. ' " '
We have already published the Protests of nIessrs
Carroll Rowley and AleGlashau, against the New
York Legislative Caucus TO which tnSv now he ,dJaa
the name of L. Bradish, esq gea;!eman Of talents
length under his signature O -
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they must, although its discu ussion will blow
old Hickory ''sky high, sky high"
Mr.. Clay has published his appeal TO the
people, in which he is supported by such
documentary proofs, and among others, by
a letter from General Lafayette, il is not
to be presumed that either Jackson or
Carter Beverly will againrepeat the charge
of corruption. The friends Of the admin
istration are in good spirits; appear to be
busily engaged about something. ] know
not what; say they are sure OF Pennsyiya-
mia, and from the late change in Lancaster,
! do not think they calculate without their
host; have strong hopes of North. Carolina,
to say nothing Of Virginia.
] have nothing further, at this time to
communicate, except the arrival of the en-
craving Of Duff Green's teaching the dew
il how TO lie, and the sudden and unexpect-
ed retreat of his (Duf'sj adjunct, Col. Rus
sell Jarvis, from the enemy's country.
Please to accept this, with the compli-
mepts Of the season, from your old friend
and very obedient scrv't.
'Messrs. Atkinson g. Read.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-10
THE REPUBLICAN.
ENWY0EHS
ruupan.v uopvIvn TAN IN 1904

o. A General republican Convention
will be holden at the State House, in Prov
idence, on Wednesday evening, January
10Th, 1923, to form Prox for General Off
GERS for the ensuing political year, and to
make the requisite arrangements to ensure
its success. The Republicans in the sew
eral towns in the State are requested TO e.
lect their Delegates accordingly, as full
is desirable.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-10

accompanied them, and related to General
Spencer the particulars Of our successful
expedition. He was pleased to express his
appreciation in the strongest terms. II is
unnecessary to add, that the principal OBJ
ject Of the enterprise was afterwards eff
fected, in the exchange Of General Pres
colt for General Lee.
WILLIAM BARTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-10
NOTICE-The Republican

Freemen of this town, are requested to
meet at the State House, ,on Saturday even.
ing next,at 6 O'Clock, for the purpose of
choosing Delegates to attend the Conven-
ton to be holden in Providence on the 10th
inst. A pnnctual attendance is desirable.
Jan. 10, 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-10

ment, and large assembly of respectable
citizens and strangers, with their ladies or
families. The Foreign Ministers, and gen.
tlemen attached TO the several Legations.
were generally present-nerbaps all, with
out exception. The day passes off very a.
greeably, enliyened by the music from the
Marine Band, and by refreshments Literally
distributed Ibid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-10

We have received several letters from
different correspondents in Washington,
since the commencement oftbe sessions and
select the following as being the latest and
most interesting.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-10
From the Coopers,own, tNY.) Watch.
Tower. Dec. 81 I.g,
ADJuTANT GENERAL's OFFICE,
WdsbinPtOp. DE. a 1907

Tower. Dec. 81. I:27.
THE EXECUTION.-Fridav tho oe,h
being the day appointed for The exccntiou
of Lew Kelley. for the nur,er Of Aby..
ham Spaiard on the 3d Sept last. onr y,l.
lsge was, at an early hour Of the day. NOT.
witbsianding the rain .hich fell almost
necessarily, completely thronsed with pcr.
suns who came TO witness the solemn
scene.
At about eleven, the Artillery Connanv
commanded for the day, by Lieutenant nis
Sprsgue and Smith, the Indcpendep, com
panies of Light Infantry, commanded nv
Capt. Dixon, Of Cherry Valley, and by *
Commandsnt X. Cooley, of this village
Capt. Clark's company Of horse tore,6e,
With Capt. Baldwin's and Capt. Nortb,s
company Of Infantry, were paraded. and
guards detached and stationed in front az
the Courthouse to protect the avenues 70
the same.
At one o'clock, p. M. the prisoner w,.
brought out. dressed in his own appar~T
and was seated in sleigh prepared :, >
hs conveyance to the place Of execution