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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04


NOTICE This Co.partnership heretofore
' existing bet " { sn the subscribers, at Wash.
ington Ci.y,' us this day dissolved by musuzl con-
sent. All debts due the cohcsrS viii be paid TO
MIR. Charles $. Fowler, who will settle all claims
against the said firm.
Philadelphia. Aug. 9th, 1928.
SOLoMAN ALLEN,
MoSHS ALLEN,
c. S. FOw LER.
G. s. Fowler, having taken tbs Lottery, Ex.
change, and Commission business, conducted by
h'm for the last ten years, (under fhe firm of S.
d NJ, Allen. & Co into bis own hands. would
respectfully tender his thanks TO his friends end
the public for their very liberal patronage, add
soliclis q continuance of ,he ssme-hoping to
merit, as he hattsIs himself he has, heretofore,
Their confidence.
0Drafts on Baltimore. Philadelphia. New
York, &c. also, Tickets in all the popular Lotto
res, can be had at the old stand near Browns
Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City.
aug. 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

oIICE.-We are very much ip want OF
~ money, and find it absolutely necessary to
eau on oar customers. We hope therefore they
viii call without delay.
ID. oRRIcK, & Co.
MaFtinsburg, June 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

Ut sue Uy
JAMES e WILLLau y. RIDDLE.
This article, remarkable fer its superior pu-
rity, IS warranted by the manufacturer, to con
tam only about one fourth Of the dirt or nncom
hust'ble mater found in the best English CAMS.
ter powder.
Msrtinsburg, July 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

n Office II requee, all persons that arc is-
~ debted TO the late fvm of J. ". Riddle g
Smith, ia pay their accounts and obligations g.
gs,nst the l5ih or September next-they are
OF long s,snd,ng, from one to five years; those
who fail 10 pay may expect their accounts and
Obligations to be put in suit, withou, respect 10
persons.
THOMAS G.. SMITH.
Martinsburg, aug 80.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04
SALE-Will be bold b

EBUBLlC SALE-Will be BOLD bv
E public %vendue, at ,be present residenes
OF The subscriber, one mile from Martinsbuss,
(Hunter's Red House FARM on Wednesday,
The 10th day OF September uext. valuable Mich
Cows, Stock Cattle, Hogs, and Sheep; House
bold and Kitshen Furniture; Farming lmple-
ments of all kinds. agood Whas. Fan. a nsat
CARRIAGE and HARNESS; C0aN and RYE
by The bushsl; together with a number of arti-
Giles not necessary TO psrtioulssiss. Six mnniks
credit will ba given on all sutss over five dollars.
she purchaser giving bond with approved Sc.
curity. under that suns cash. Sals to com.
nence st II O'Clock In the day.
ROBERT BOONE.
sugust %.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04
Tickets So 25 onty.

FIFTH CLASS STATE LOTTERY Of MA.
J. RYLAND, TO be drawn il Frederick, on
TUESDAY. 10th of September, (nsxt month
ODD AND EVEN system.
BY which the heder OF two tickets OF Eve
shares Is ~sertain of obtaining one prize and NAV
draw three! HIGHEsT PnIzF
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04
OOHEN'S
LOTTERY AID EXCHANGE OFFICE.

IA, Market-street,
Where the GREAT CAPITAL PRIZES.
vsfe obtained In BOTH THE LAST LOT.
TsRlEs, snd where Bora the Great Prizes of
One HRadfed Thousand Dollars each were sold
y iormer Lotteries, and where more CAPITAL
Prizes have been sold than at any other Office
in America.
Oofders either by mail (post paid) Or
private conveyance enclosing the Cash or Prizss.
WILL meet the same prompt and punctual at,en.
sion as If on personal apppliostisn. Address 70
il COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
Baltimore, aug. %.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

very back, tine countehsnce, very active; he
has . small scar over his right eye, his upper
fore teeth somewhat snsggIed or crooked; re.
small ears; had on when committed
al old torn pair Of drsb woellsn o~Verslls, old
shirt, old shoes, and old hat-says he be-
longs TO a Mr.. Bacchus 10 Fluvannia county, Va.
The owner of said segro Is rsquestad to come
prose properly. pay charges, &c. according to
law, and take him away.
PETER GARDNER, TAILOR.
August q, IS26.-sm.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04
wv THOUSAND DOLLARS


54SA prizes amounting to SI7,0 600
~9niy 10000 Tickets-Nst one Blank to a prize.
T;ckets - 25-Hafvss 81 l2-Quarters Sc cs.
To be had In the greatest variety of numbers. AZ
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04
9th, 1928.
SoLOMAN ALLEN,
MosRS ALLEN,
C.. s.
Il RunGWav.

- WAS committed to the Jail of
UG% Berkeley county, on the I'd day of
June last, as a runaway, q negro
~ man who calls himself CANYON
pEDE GRAZ, FIVE feet six and half inches
49,. high. betwesn % and "a years Of age,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

The highest price, in cash, will be given 10
clean Lin ana Cotton RAGS, at this Office,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04
Rodgers Orange Gun Powder,

July IL, 1923.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

MIN OF the Evening Post which we publish for the be-
licht OF our dancing readers: 1t is called
| i"tttcdt CourtShip: ar, Jac6Son ft,d,u,c,
! lst. y low bow from the Senator.
| Sd. y profound bow from the Evcl.ino Post
Sd. The Hon. Mr.. Van Buren, leads up, balaucp,.o
gracefully and pigeon wings back to his place. =
! 9TH. Doctor Coleman does the iilse-tn9cctuo9o y
9th. The Hon. Mr.. Wan Burcn ehasseexto the ri,r.t
and stops. S''
9th. DR.. Coleman cdescecs 10 the left au, o on.
poSlte MIR. Van Buren,.
9TH. Both btlance-ctc,ige siaea-ba!ance noai,
io1. handS--'own III the midl!ecqst Oh, right and
! iett-[rigoroso.l
9th. Wah--half round-to their places .,,o,o-
,cso!1
MISUNDERSTANDING coming 10 .e.:5.,y me eoIgay 20.
asi,g to coo"-hy e.ai- .Noai, on the .Ieos-laI;,-
with unbounded applause. After lvhr'. a ,..:y. cf
on the ,gilt fantastic toe, by tie!.eT- T: e, and Il
morty Ficke1fng-- I'omgo>oC
Mcslcil-tlS-lo",'sa~9: -. C,ys sara tie h;as'
y: ~ adjourned meeting fthe inri-Jayl.-on t.-a
county he'd at tlie Court House the 18Th day Of
Oct. les3, ALIEN. y. ROSE IVES called /, To-. Cfai.
and " CAREER appointed Secretary,
Uherenpoii, it was urunimousv-
LIST. Resolved. That this committee be requested
to use diligence in The Distribution OF Electoral TT,
cts and III urging the Ercchodeis opposed TO Gen.
!acksops election to attend Tie Polls til. list Non
day IN November n"Xt
2i';. Resolve ed. Tint this Committee is satisfied
VITA the manner in which the E,on. John Taliaferro
has discharged his duties their Repre- sentative in
SoHSTcsS ttt" StlteS;l'lh that he be
inended to The Freeholders OF THIS District for rc-clcc
/ tion to the u.'Nt Congress
sd isesol'ed That Capt. Alexander y. Rose Col.
ioch MasUn, Strothtr ickiiu, Esq. and Gen George
NJ Cook b., and they hereby constituted con-
lttee to CORRESPOND with any committee or commit
tees whose olect snail pc select from this Scna-
t"rlai Dlstf!c person properly qualified 20 rele-
sent tic same in the Senate OF NrsIna: or with any
person or persons who IN their opinions NAY b. IL, NJ
cd qualified to discharge such duties.
4ti Resolved unanimously, Vh,; the following pl-
tonH:i be added to The Coinittcc Of CORRESPONDENCE
and Vigilance:
JOHN Stroller. WA. j. Moore. levi ewe.,oan.
!hoa inrIags, JnsH Em.!and, PHI. 4. Slaughter
y; lana.;S liei'9, 1auHs 1homp~o, Ezra Burr. sr,n
l. TAYLOR. lGrnes Garrison. ioSvs Garrison tla,i,s
Kendall, WIN. w. Robertson Iusu J,a:hn,7, CHARLES
Eraikiin, FHran liutuing, Roy Whor.sn, Nation
Holloway, Isaac B-cdwi!l.
/ 9TH Resolved, That the proceedings Of Ills Incat
Jag % si@q-i BY 'l C!asn1a nni SECRETARY am! ,,b-
llshed in the Constitutional WA@, he Vircnia iie-
rail- and Political Arena.
! -. -AEX. !. no,Ii. P.s~oeno
/ Ar,ifIAv HlnusR, S,crc,ar,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25
TILE ARR.

Mr. H0,sua has baon playing IN E,4lsaor f. S.yr-
raj nights, to -! go. fashionable auGu.cc. Tic
playing i, all III all. the best exhibited IN Ricl,a,onl
since The burning OF ;he oil I'aca.re.
Miss Rock, waxing into star OF the st ma :,i:,.tc
vii! make ..or FIRST appearance on Morday .gl..!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

Ohjo'-Full accounts arc not received from Ohio,
but enough is heard to place it beyond Doubt that
Allen Trimbe, Esq. the Administration Candidate, is
reelected Governor by majority Of from to GOO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25
,CREE HILL RArES.

The course on thr third. or tirr mile iay, was *,
cee,ng!y al.i,.,ae,l being more :co,yo;, dian since
Gen. Ia Fayel}s's ysir four -ecrs AGO. N..wi.h-
stall;t, 'lc au'iipatioas O.: god sport were rae-
faint; t"r ITunHanr declining 80 ran consequence
Of an 'nlory 1t was Supposed sla; is.:i yin
matter o! course, Aer comf5ri;.r5 b. no as,i w.
The en+,ia. ,,.cra .ri.let -i Ti.-.,,- 81
.,a.-I, -, '',..''''. ,''''''
- co.'s '1' ~ 3D. -'IE .7edani
kate hcarrty, years Old, BY Sin Archie.
no oFi,c y, N..t ,t.,-, ,r-..-.r--
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25
i:ls V'.a construction ofthe New Customs Regulation;
Inc y ation!l journal hls republshcd the letter AMI
accompanied i. will the foiloyi,u ra,n,rlzs. -"

ms o'.n construction ofthe New Customs Regulation;
The National Journal hls republisicd the letter an,
accompanied It with the following remarks
m ". Z. C.uS.
Ih"re IS ~. obvious discrepancy tween the lat,
law OF the Dutlsh farlament, construed by the
Collector of the Customs at Liverpool and The mo
Visions OF the existing convention be,. cen the v.
countries Aay differences Of opinion on his subject
viii otcoufse be settled ny the terms of the Conyen
ton Itself. y li1Ve doubt, therefore that upo,
taa presentation ofhe memorial to the Lords of tho
Treasury, the decision of the Collector was reversed
by his Government.
The stipulation. tie Convention IS II tie follow.
ing worlds
"fiie same duties la. hc paid on the importation
NJ" ihe th"t S:,trs ninny ar>!a; the growth pro
dace or nniacure, Of lis Dr;unuic fajcsty's tsrri,
"f-s ~ Europe wi4ei ar r..rora ION shall be in
yofs''s OF ;he United States in Fri; ism yesels and
nc same duties haii 30 pr cu = .,port1li, ia aov
"t Us ii,a'riic Aiaiesjys territories ~ Europe t.,
any article, the growth produce, W aauuf,c,ure OF
ne nl''i States, VIII asr such in,rij,tioa shah be
II bT1.sh vessels, or ia vessels q Tic United State
The following IS staernent OF the pa;-rnc,lts Ola
'|cy"n' OF the Public Debt, which viii have beer.
maze from lst January 1873, 3ist December 1875
l. >
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25


- - - SS1 o
.re t"yG 4ta We oil u te oGcc of fA1ls u
-, - - =, - - : g. oct =.
80 t,.. si,sAi ..it.i s::it:> ~! estate, Me-
and testament Of 90 John Itv !I,c Q; 'n ,ls
~ ir, ' a. a., ' KEEL offer tor 1G 2? pubic auction
Iar oti.erg!s, Ire me-. t & ON ' s % nov. 1yt =
Ia ge. rgrs5 5s I'VE It ' a Forn VIII Inc sad
~ | y aGi!! surrey 'j2 acre" na estate ma, viii
any y The lover co,' The situation %ef, hss .Is'l
;cb 800 NJ i 5nl,.i fn'nHarA'!y on Ire river
~; 5y me. ih ana oyster The land bol,ie and
enclosed win COOL '', , wen G rams 5nd 'lg heid
- nc 80, q, Me' 'f.l: ny ie' entity h': CONSIST o;
anu conn nous ''aii'g hou.e, kitchen, nousc
r,ul4 he desir,d f ~, N t.@t ever: house tha>
,y.i - ,;d =; On sra HlfHe'' I 90 ,lc ranys
pr,rnanrnt htr"",,, ~, any ei on WISHING 20 mako
F Ss y,';T , a',Siy M Of the aaotass
m S eods, :.3cn. ~r are o. v .r Ai2 IL ieir
~ J All am Ga'Ia@9 diver AM Il 'nrte7
49, '' - l" 5'i' u" u' f"I OF corn, ''tts psas,
s,a nj o. n no. l,st, 'na mics a ia e run.r.s ec.-
,r,f-r sI, ~ 10 az ny o+iiS, ana a variety Of o'l5-
rt'@,: '.a crr-e t'r which WI he reasonable. and na>e
~ % i ~, j' =, =. M - 'l s'':.
n,l-lasr r,.ucd - i, , 6l = 1;, " ye|is and ne
ra o vii be giscr of the FARM il @rG ,n I'P'' Nh az,
possibly re retained r,t the Isl Of JAN &C W.! en- nay
viii be sold in firs 20 or upwards oftre ices and
TGF' g, g" e ecla, q months Che purchases siyi Bonds
and eoe day to day. ii, al s'1 the 51"9 s', Is
pr 9sSqso3 ,as one" s y Gn sos + ar 2s;a
r+;fftst,e - Ir-IY -, e''si''.
-, 49, o. John ,-ey-s dee.
sfor 20 - -: - ~ ~ e AsA .'E55!&
1ir-, the -, H 81 me S''sFi'f viii 30 opened
Wis scaooi pa Pix are ,u III, VIC C,e.l Latin F,co,,
esa Soo c 3a4c 9TH ii 5v ?ls, 1 s5?oe, @
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

We Published letter few days s.u.c, Oh tic slh-
Jet OF the Discriminating duty, which had bcrn cxa
ted ny the Collector ofthe port Of Liverpool. or lc
cotton imported in the ship 5ias Richards, from this
tort, IN" Collector. as :hc let'cr stat.i o.. j -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

=. WAKEFIELD,
J. POSTLETUWAITE,
ROBT. FRAZER,
ROBERT S. TODD,
AUG. +. HAWKINS,
ALV. STEPHENS,
CHARLES WICKLIFFE
JOHN w. BALL,
L. STEPHENS.
J.. I323.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25
ALL SAFEl

Lexington, Oct. L, 1923.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25
Total, Sl5,3oo,ela 50

Upwards of three hundred barrels OF Maple Sugar
have been received at New York by the CANA
winch has beer sold ~ FIVE pound. Last sea,
sou we understand parcel OF about seventy harreh
was received 1t j. supposed the ma-,fac sure oftts
article Will increase, ana Chat 1t Will soon be one OF
considerable Importance. The supplies oil agar rom
New Orleans have already Increased to such aa
amount, that they rapidly taking the place of ot
ei.1r Sugar, and it IS supposed By many Intelligent
persons that IN very few years. the supplies from
New Orleans and elsewhere vii; BE- sufficient for t,
consumption, a.;d that Foreign Sugar VIII be 70.
lnfcd-LE. Yo'%c DG;iy ,ldv.
.N',rai.-The L. $. fraa,e Gvevriere. which We
stated on the 9Th inst. had been ordered to be. ;itt.
!oT sea- at our Navy Yard, at Gospor, with an pos.
bic despatch is we learn, tn proceed 10 tie Pacdc
and that Commodore Warrinn ton viii 90 cut in h..,
to take command ofthe I. S. Sq,,g..nn oil that st.
ton.-L -to;Joht Hescoa.
The Charleston Courier states, that Elias FIorr,,
i.aG Trustee of Charleston College has presented
ttt institution with The SUN OF Ten TN0;sa44 gl5E
hi.,L, witt The Wow q founding Proiigsors!lip
Et+v:- :.!'DCl, -Sr AUCTION a- e on.
So oco'h VII re Sold Cole-lfo:sc - Sj,s-ee ~
arAe Ha Stp'k and shares oil AIanch.sts. and pe,cr
" uli,FS g S',c lof 'ash. j. II. LYNCH
80 ERIE, OE.FyI5Y ICT sC-5ecIii.? c,,. MAO,
: 4. That he ta returned 10 Richmond. Ocy 22-3tf
FETiif. follow. M NuIiiGfs ii IA ia ;6 J51 II,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

We learn by correspondent from Albany. b;gir,.
respectable member of the Albany Regency, that n
grand gala and ball was given by the Hon Martin Van
Buren,, to n few republican friends at his mansion
house IN Albany, few nights since. The Official oc-
counts viii shortly appear in m Extra Arr1lg Bv An
thory" but our obliging correspondent has furnished
US IN anticipation, with the particulars Of dpef.
dInccd ny the Hon IL. Vat EYysp and Da-fsy Crs-
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-14

FOREIGN MIssIoNs.-The editor Of the
Investigator has shown an industry in his las,
paper, which was totally unexpected by us.
Two columns Of original matter, ofthat pious
sheet, is devoted TO our humble selves. The
main object Of tho writer Of the article. ap-
pears to be, neither more nor less than on at
tempt to hide the main question under discus
sion. To do this, he rants about Theatres,
Lotteries, Horse cling, &c. The "solemn
protest. which we made. and which the gen.
tleman quotes so frequently, was against the
contribution of money for the support Of FoR-
ErGN Missions. We are opposed to this
modorn system Of raising money, adopted by
the gentlemen of the clergy, because it is at
tended with no good result. We have express
ed this opinion frequently, within the last two
years. We have considered it part Of our du-
ty, as conductors of public press, to warn
our citizens against the schemes which are now
practiscd to collec. money for the avowed pur-
pose Of converting the Hndoos to christianity,
but which is in re atty for the benefit of indi-
viduals. We have said, and we again repeat
it. that thousands and thousands of dollars,
have been taken from the poor 10 support those
pretended gentlemen of picty, who are not en-
titled to the least confidence, and are knoUn
to be dishonest. IF the gentleman wants proof
of this assertion, we would refer him to the
| case of Luther Rice. Was not Luther Rice
poor, before he took the management Of the
Missionary funds? Is he not at this moment
The owner of large estates in the City Of
Washington? Has he not been openly ac-
cused of embczzling the funds collected to aid
innocencc' Or can he do III
We wish the gentleman to come to the
point at once. and discuss the pvopriety and
erpedieney Of sending money out of the coun-
try, under the prctext of building up tho cause
of Religion. We are ready and willing to
J meet him on this ground. "Horse- -Ra cing,"
| Theatres" and the consumption Of ardent
splrits," have nothing TO do with the question.
The short article which We wrote, respect
| ing the intended visit of Mr.. Davis, was not
done out Of any personal hostility to that gen.
tleman. We noticed it because it has been a
fixed rule with us to warn the people Of the
visits of these gentlemen, since We commenced
the publication Of the Literary Cadet, and it is
a rule which we shall adhere TO, until We are
convinced that il is wrong.
The gentleman is correct. in saying "De
think our money should be expended at home,
on our Sabbath Schools, and on our Charifs-
bic Fuel Society" This is our opinion, and
we believe j, is the opinion Of a great majority
Of the citizens Of this community. We would
put the question to tho writer Of the article in
the investigator, by asking him IL he would
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-14

ITnE MErHoDIsrs.-An attempt has
been made by tho Opposition presses, since Mr..
Maiiitt attended the Jackson dinner in Boston,
to induce belief that large body of this
largo and highly respectable denomination,
were in favor the election Of General Jackson.
II IS stated in the Pittsburgh Messenger, that
"in the General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, recently held in Pittsburgh,
there are 1877 members, including six Bishops
In that highly respectable body Of men, thsro
was but sepen in favor Of General Jackson, and
the remaining, one hundred and ninety, are
in favor Of Mr.. Adams.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-14

sed States. oy any OF them shall suffer death
according 10 the laws and usages Of nations by
Ssntsncs of general court-mar.ial." See
Nws Of the y. s. vol 3. page 2s
NJ. ksuallier vas citizen Of tho u. 8. and
public functionasy; he was not sa sIisa lurk-
sng about the camp or or,ihcstious as a spy.
How then could he be tried under the "a Sec
t'ens Could there be greater attempt or
sAors barsfsced prostitution Of the law! II
v~suputtisg citizsn's life in jeopardy, before
a military court martial, who had no Jurisjic-
riou in The cass-but that court, to their honor
Hnd credit had virtue and Independence enough
- acqun and the refusal Of General Jack
SON TO approve their acqrit;ai is conclusive ev-
idence of his thrsting for this mans blood
This man, LoualliGr, was arrested under
marital law, IS days after the battle Of the sth
cf January; "A days after the enemy had dis
appeared; az days after the news Of peace,
and tried by court martial on charges pre-
fcrred by tho General. sad before a ceurt of
his selection; and after an acqutal, is stl
held in confinement. These are facts we chal-
lenge The friends Of General Jackson to deny
they are facts taken from official record, and
dare not he denied.
Where then, in this transa ction, does the
conduct OF the second Waskiagfoa appear
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-14

consider an individual justified in neglec.ing
Sabbath Schools and the Fuel Society, to con-
tribute to aid Foreign Missionsl We believe
he would not We would ask the citizens of
this town, if il is, in these pressing times for
money, the duty or the interest Of the people
TO contribute money TO Mr.. Davis. and thereby
neglect the calls Of charity at home. The
times are pressing and every one feels tin
a few months we shall be called upon to sup
port the children Of affection and poverty. in
our own neghborhood- winter, with her
chilling winds, will find many q mother dcsti-
tute Of the neccssaries Of life many a child
without clothing and without food, many Of
those who are now able to gain an honest
livelihood by :he labor of their hands, and to
support rising family, will be stretched upon
the he'd Of sickness, and suffering for the CON-
mon necessaries Of life. And would it not be
more charitable, would il not be more humane,
to extend tho hand of charity to such persons,
instead Of sending our money to the SELF
created personages, who make such dis
play Of the great results which are TO be gain.
ed by converting the Hindoos. We propose
these questions to the serious consideration
of the people Of this town.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-14

Steam Elsnr, Cans-Ra.l HasL, ,Wlpptri, s.sotaieh
Aasine Cads, ID essDg Looip CaeJirs, l,Ds Iie,'
e. s s ~ osss~ion s"i pa aii1sd should be the atm
" He@y Marohsa, E.l Our whiting hispi' w'o here
PshePae with " MI deoasrson of repse, ie ou div
inguihsJ gues,--We bid them .hcaity welcome.
BY John kssaedy Esq. Iho.s who either,
thely Ayiouiu'sl Conraerois bu half independent
by barney Merry, ESQ >ssaUai A"d,es .ia,t'oa-sIa,
riner seosidss. oil hulk snssarey ard sna for use.
by JabeI Ingrahan, Esq. Tlr memory Of Ia Wa
Clinton
BY I.oring Carpenter cesrsi Fall. ssaael Slater, and
Tristan Bagss-rhe former taught tae oi the Shut
lie, an the latter put in notion
h. of yca9.r cascade, wall 70 haekward'
w William T. Gfionell, Esq Ihs editns Of Pdmtnf6
etsecnd IN dau and practical skill and the hn
toHo justice 10 di,tnguishe Rcpre'en,ise.
Ibe Spn a Internal improscpent moving Ike God OH
the lace Of the waters, i has created, =,
fAe city .. Bosiss--fhe Ahsn'of Amensin every thing
bot ing siuHde.
TIE oaiy security Of all rights, Free Schools,
phseahy depo~niied the measures ol Free MEN-on
the neliy rs.aIg from their general eabimen de
peid, the pei peuson II political freedom. To tbem u To
human agency, the world We mlebcd for that neral
nni Interesting exhibition; the auuIisng old age ola R.fu'
government.
Our notoe soii--Buehsnnsn ,sys @we desert 4"
desert when emeu,ler that i has furnished Mail
boougb for the field in Greencj Nelson Tor the oee'n ~
Perry Busrs and burrl Tor the N1ioai counc'.
Domestic InGasfry-Tbe parent of National Wealth
Puble Gra,ude, such Is this day paid by iilersl men
me southern rreat 10 dissoirs the union Like the c
Of the wolf the fable, has ceased TO ,;hlen. should The
real wolf come, those Who mase the ial'e ouiey would
be hf,i devoured -F . a .
Henry cayThe early, able and consistent friend of the
cause Of Domcse b"a'try The country owe bn deb. oi
gratitude which can never be pad. ...
The who. eneainneh OF with the hest elect. The
Commnlse OF As deserves the thanks OF the ciii
o Pawtuekei ,,we the visitors for their great eser-
ons render every thing agreeable Among those present
a he entertainment, the venerable ELISHA WATER
MAN, OF Cumberland The rens ks male by Mr. Burges,
we lean viii be published in the Journal Of Monday.