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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12

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NJ + y | & A l. ID J. PAR r " l. y r.
'EtHk Irfufe' Hcormcnce % u.nsI on t,s r :, 49,,
= IN ~. sni he c,nf'bred th Hfarb '''P
The nTanzemsni NJ fh' Is nee pA4f,Ilow,.
Austofnv -. S. Thr sct ~ ". w r u,,r,, sr "a
M'',f'a Msie, --5ao Rsd1sa Csse ~ D.
irsciir"i Mei'cirs -Nsth Chspmsn. a.
Midwifery Tho @. Iirst ~ H. w r. Dsve,, II "a,
Chemistry Rob. Irre.M D.
Snrg"fY Wv Gibson. NJ. II.
tndtWe ~ Medicine Sun Isetsor ~ ID
Urca Lectures e Ffact.s n Medicine on gp,se,y
w be delivered IN Wednessy. aud Gatusdsy Nv noetoF,
Chfpman . Gibson, At Zoe Aim House
w. 4. uoRNER Desn
..--.---- ------ 263, che'nu' 81
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The Washington CO. News states as Report
That Gen. Scott has yielded his objections, and
has submitted TO the orders of Gen. Macomb
This is mistake. On The contrary we under
stand that the first order which received from
Aiacomb on his reaching the West returned
by Scott, and that he has assigned the reasons for
his disobeying the order, i'll letter to the Secrc-
tary of War.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12

Hopfophs Reports, p0I. SIN
tNuSt rnhishfdby feteS Uoitan ante ~ q his Law
NJ srd Hi'cea0eous B1okors Reports Of Gaze, segue5
40 det'fm 81 ~ he Cont If Apgssl 81 vsin 10 phe
&c aided heno q Ca'.s decided in The Gcnors Court *
ts'na-'y feJ'oE Rudolph, rnse9r al Law
ant'f - Qa-af
A'1- il'."s'Y nI6sdsptis.
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CO.lI.f-.irIrrTEn


y having been announced to tho County Court
OF tauq'lef, - the 25lh OF July 1873, by innsn
horner Esqr.. That FRANcts W. BEoolxr Esq,
member OF the Far, died on Yesterday. At his re
sldence in NarTenton, the COart adjourned
beFeupon the Court, It's Officers, & the mem.
0eFs OF the bar, assembled TO express their grief
Tor the painful event; and Edward DiegeS Esqr.,
presiding justice, having been called TO the Chair.
1nd W lillian = Phillips appointed Secretary the
,T'o"iig resolutions on the motion of William f.
ifunton btlr., were unanimously adopted
Resolved, that this meeting enteriaining send
ihehts OF respect Tor ulc memory Of their departed
friend, arc scnsijly effected by lis death.
Resolved, that ~ mark Of respect and esteem
ioF nc worth and aionts OF tin deceased tire mem
bers o. this meeting wear Grape on the left arm
for thirty days.
Resolved, that John 4. W. Smith. In;uan E.or.
her aud Alexander }. Marshall, be ,nqnesfs, %
transient copy ofthcsc resolutions to Mrs. Man,
y. brooke the wife and to Mrs. Ann Brooke the
mother, oi lie deceased and 10 express 10 Nh .u
seyeraily, the confidence Of this meeting on t..
tate siiiictjng dispensation Of Psovti.uc =
kcsoivei, that these proceeding be- publish.
IA the Virginia Gizct,c & Richmond Enquirer.
EDWARD HiGGCS. Clnu'u
M J.. PHrglrr4. N.r-r,y
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Mr.. Macher, lately one of The Proprietors of the
Newborn Sentinel has established AT Wasiiinyton
y. {. the 4" E'reeinau's Echo winch really
echoes the cause of the Administration. 1t is lite
rally Por ct preferred nihH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12
For clothing, the e1Pea,s not {, exceed
u. lJo 90
"'"ey &" d ~ 90

poos. arr. st,,;o,.tr 35s u0
ftson"ny 70 P.ven nydion' dinetin and
StIis"t' TO YEA uniform ite the particular, Of ,,hh
IN the emit It's al cheap and hecon,Inr
and can ne furnished on nodeTae n in
eHs ~ ent VII be vigorously enforced. '"'
m, he Fl e student must be IS year, age; he
,1e sch0oi OF ancient LanEuag. Of the scboo Of ME-
gae' ne must BE acquainted with Arithmetic. All the
must be dero tied with the Proctor III n,
above stated together with he Pofr iem, &c as
cent ior ni,hn'scnens For the information Of bn.c ~
aye alta distance ifom hi' Instution it NAV not he n;
add the ioiiow'ng particulars ~ '''''
The instruction conducted in partly esture, and o.o
oyne study OF approved text hqpks hu, in ali CASE, Dis
i,'dn', Of the student is tested BY rigid examination ,s
- 1880, % tan;e". i.nsuase, teaches Greek Latin
snn seIs' on Sfees and Ronon Literature An,ien rsr
esost.phy ID The Professor Of Modern Lsen,ss:
Isshs, on sp'nn iia,a9 German Anglo Saxon ms.
,i Mathematics he, Algebra q. onetv T,;sao,
dssoiia ealeulus and mixed Mathsn,i;e, aih T Th
ytois.or % Chemn,,y Lecture, cb.nry and Mater;
KY = ne lfoiosoI Of Natural Philosophy Eeere. On
Pbye. to ,be al. 81 T T sni on the app1esoupS
o. Pathology, pshoIogea Surgery obtet.ie, AMI
TS he refaned,o ,ate private pnn;fs
on n"ony . -aih The Professor Moral Ph,ln.
ro@s W b' 70 5rtSS a.. tcss Morale .c
b'a'OR IN 's Co. MN satue Law, that Of Ubsne,rr
N'''au', and also Tie primo iplss Of Government
IN ohefvs,ty iss lately heeb erected which !. 6irp,,a
ApParae ty the be-. st u Londos P,r, IN. G,.,
,g o. n,sy lo" yonmes, seirrsd principally hy Nj
dehson. ueonnua'ly reoevirr sec.s.i,n, nt a., ~
per"rn' p est'on. Of Lcnd,n rafis mi The TIud
iesftets OF muTrJ Drawing AMI Feneiry AMI str.,
in1t"c'o, hfyeheen licensed ~ attend die Iniver.v
LYt, s,uirht free 10 auenI such Pfofss,or, .nd .h
only ne 'hmks VII beet qualify him for his fuf n,o..,;
pursuit. Forth. benefit 81 the Medic nj grho,I r;.n
ms netu r.'h'd 10 the Uofvesiy, N mean, Of BENZ
u4'Y hu,t"ny amrly rtoyiitd rbv Students n his .hss
nave We i1Vsn'ege Of cpH.e rrtuf.s fr te, 49, III,
Whc" IS nte hu sce =. ,ns h asv,i il ober 1eboi,
$40 ~, -" ,"fni' hos rpporinuify of atrndiis
Is tuIf' On Wtdsi l"cftpul-u- rr pos 81 Fronnn,,
So. monhy circular s,e 7'it"u 10 ,t Parents G.,rds%
ri rAf -Irf,u IL
sud dfsIenrG 10 shaw tie S'utcrt ,' Ceteu. q d,n,,
f"hif 'sanm'ons sac held isrs yaf 1ps fl.n ~h,eh
'H"h sure g.. ~ he rtofer.i ofh Stu cate. snd he
te'u . generally rubluhsd =, spd sf,,y cor, , N, d.
Fetf" or gnsfd'sm 4. 3. BNocEENGUoUGH P,.et,n
UntI he III ~ IAN the hoard ,7fi he =. he,effe "a.
s'e o. ~ 20 ir he 'sssiVD fuel au ,udlss ,ne!udsl
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Aug. -.

LWiueTStIy u Tlrglnjn
RUE next session will begin the I,lt of
"a continue until The Goth Of July ioliovinr
tn, 'SpeGsss tor this Sesson, Of unw.,iss ,f 49,, .,
,si'i ne from the 81 81 Jan according the late redust,
board; including he'd aud other furniture,
r i' an es sod s.t to 5r ;, $500 %
tor, 81 cost and per cent cJn,umptinn
n,n ' Of ana ea & po,up,r, e.o-s, ,r 20 Co
n orcuried by two Students. q 80
Uss 81 Library and public r,,,u. - W
Ptors.snr'.'fee, the s,nac", aii.,, hut, 1890
ID so, if two, d. soto each. if he siten =
or aO'e, u. % each, .sy ,sn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12

.fY.eting Eloquencei The Phil Press describes
secui.!,'n 0rtem the warm reception which the
President met with in Phiiadelphia; the crowds
which tlronged around him and escorted him TO the
Mansion House, wi;!i repeated cheers. ~ length
Mr -Adams's appearance on the roof OF the piaz
"a was received with immense greeting. IS soon
as silence was obtained. he addressed the multitude
TO the following eis.ct-."Eellcw citizens thank
you Tor your Kind reception. and wish you all good
night. The President then retired and the ci,i-
zens dispersed."-Ths sublime strain of coquence
reminds us OF the speech which Louis the Desire
pronounced on his first entrance into the good CITY
OF Paris. Thousands were around him--awaitng
IN profound silence his harrangue from the Sa,cs.
ny-whcn instead of labored stream OF clocuion
he pronounced the laconc salutations of Aies En-
iants, bon soir." My children COED nigi,,.--There
is ooe part of MIR. Binnss pompous description
which we cannot very well reconcile 20 ano4icr
RE hr>t says that the Presidents arrival was anr-
io'Sly expected by an immense crowd who had
semb!ed in Chestnut street wharf-and he after
wards says Had the coming of Mr.. Adams been
previously kyotcf, his friends no doubt would have
'cen mustered in great strength and numbers.
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ODD " EYE-V SySTiE''

ODD " EPE.E SYSTEM
'ESHE next MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY (Nn g. e.,
ISL wt he dtdssn in the City Of Balfisore, We'd.
ne'sy The 2oh Angt''. which will Permit ji.isn aivsn,.r
es 10 forward their orders ia Til. Capital tzts se
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rIREi.yf4 -
STATE LOTTERY !

FOR THE BENrFIr OF THE
DIS.hfL SU.4JfP C.4.N.fL COMPANY
NO. XVI. -
1880 TECEETs OMTv
"a be Hro,i.l ~, Llc M Sont ,,ert
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$KO,OOO,

2uv-Si,Ooo, &c. &c the whole payable in CASH T.s
( 9,n'me arranged on the oDp Z EVEN SYSTEM nv
n" me ,ioder OF two Tcke- two Shares, will be
t1'n obtaining at i.@st O.e fgixs and may uratp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12

with great respect, we are. gentlemen,
our o5edient servants
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-05
List OF Letters,

- EMAINING in the Post office, NEWPORT,
~ (R. H. June 4, lo2s. Persons calling for
them will say they are advertised, as they are
placed IN separats. Case
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Ammunition Store.


No lob, State. Street. Boston.
ID NJ. BARNARD, Agest, offers for
HI. sale as above, by wholesale or re
tail -
800 kegs English Tower proof GUN.
POWDER, (ior sporiing,)
1000 kegs Dupont Gunpowdcr, fworrapt-
cd first quahty.)
250O 40. Boston do. (warranted
500 bags shot all sizes.
10000 percussion caps.
N. B. The above C""powder IS war
rantcd. sn5 WI be sold as low ~ nj any
older establishment! in the Country of e.
quail quality. For terms please apply TO the
Agent, or to Mr.. RUFUS B. KINSLEY,
Newport-and orders given to either will
be promptly a,tendedto. May Is.
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Nautical Eiltrlligemtr.
PORT OF .N'EVPORT.
ENTERED,

L.N
Scheener EXceIent, iiowland, Boston.
Schooner AloIon, Attwator. 81. Jaso, Mex
IcO,
Sloop Venus, Child, New. York.
CLEARED,
Schooner Excellent, iowlaud, Providence
Sloop Albany, NaIs, New4l ork.
sen. Alo.on, Att"ater, Hartford.
Sloop enuS, Cana, Providence.
Sloup Co,nniodore rerry, evans, w.
SioOp Union, SouthwIca, Norfolk.
.iRniI. .3L.S.
FmDAY,May JJ--arr. Sloop Navarino How.
land, Ir. y loTk, ior n. DcuioTd.
SATURDAY fIanCIs d. Williams,
King, ir. Taunton, IOr Ln."DGtn City, ". 4.
SUNDAY JuhE lsl-arr. \, .. revenue Cut
ter, tIgnant, Capt. CahuJne, ir d crulLe in
Tie Vineyard ana l.. 1. Sounds Lett n
London oIst, IN 20. with the Revenue Cut.
Ter Eagle, Capt Lee, aud parted with hsr oil
hontau.. Boarded june Ist, OH Point ia.
dIth. ship Charlotte, Church, Ia DAYS ir la.
gana ior BRISTOL Letl at Havana May l1th,
hrigs A0n Gsdsden Barker Baltic, Little.
head, oi this port waiting ireIgnt Eignt Sons
iyhs, vi Boston do. enterprise, Norris, dis.
Charging Ann, Perry, do. Sampson, Pur.
Ass, just arr; Packet, Taylor, loading
washington, Robinson, do. hind, WInslow
DO, Oscar, Stevens, disc. North Star, Stew.
ems, DO. Albion, Wlnnnburg, ir. Portland
just arr, Cordeha, Angel, loading; Cuba,
do. Helen, Purrngton, do. Adenne, Yer
non, disc Globe, hnlght. do; Export Of
Salem, waiting freight. Spoke, May 2Sth,
lat. 81, long. IL 70, Moutaug 80 miles \. \.
va sharp,cnpper 5ottomed orig, under French
coIors-iull rIsged-well manned, and ii
A.
cntine Of Manchester.
Schr Waccamaw. Smith, fr. ". York.
JoNDAY-arr scnr. Caroline, Baker, fr.
kemIebeck
Schr Lydia, Nckerson, fr Georgetown
Schr Congress, Young, fir. Belfast
TUESDAY, arr. sloop Thomas, Eldridsc, fl
Sandwich.
SIoop Independence, Goodale, fr. Sag llar
Dor.
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New Spring Goods.
JAMES HAMMOND.

HAS RECEIVED FROM NEw-yoRK,
THE SPRING FASHIONS OF
Calicoes, Ginghams,
Battisi Glnghams, Battist,
Shawls, Fancy IIdkfs.
Ribbons, Wells,
Stripes, Driilings, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Ono Case OF superior LEGHORNS.
One case of very superior PONGEES,
With great variety of DRY GOODS.
of the newest style and The lowest prices.
Newport, April III, 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-05

Hds J"St yecored Jor erontdtioH.
4 LMACh's Revisited, or Herbert Mi.
~ lon, = vols.
Lord byron und hls Contemporaries, by
Leigh liunt, vol.
LLlA-Essays which have appeared III
theLondon Magazine under that signature,
vol.
Sayings and Doings, I'd series, } vols.
Newport May Z.
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splendid description than the former. Iti
Intended to be thrown back twelve feet
'ro'h the Bo@ery, with an elegant colon,
ade tie "noie length oftne front the rear
being oil line oil elizabeth street.
Inc following is all accurate account ol
the amount OF Insurance and loss on The
Theatre. Insurance on Tie building, SoU,
OoO, Scenery anu Wardrobe, si2,Uvu.
Inc private wardrobes oi the actors, worm
from ID " 3U,OUU dollars were not insured.
The largest sufferer is mr. Barrett, whose
WARDROBE was VI great value. The amount
oi property, not covered oy INSURANCE, Is
Estimated al IRON ~ to 4U,UOU aeiIars.
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4adrrtcU.

In this town on the 25th ul,. By the Rev
mr.. Eddy, capt William Dennis, TO mrs. Llis-
aoeth Gladding
On Sunday last, by the Rev. mr.. Burdick,
M.. Eben Winslow, formerly Of Swanzey,
Mass. to Miss Jane II. VIckary, dau. .hIer OF
the late mr.. Hugh Vickary, OF this town
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-05

Adviees from New Orleans to the 18th
ult inclusive, are received BY the packet
ship De Witt Clinton. Nearly 100 vessels
thea in port would be unable to obtain cV.
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NOtice.

TIVE subscriber will open q school in
L Newport on the Odd day o. June inst.
in the school house lately occupied by mr..
John Rodman.
The terms Of tuition will be for instruc-
tion in spelling, reading, writing, arIthmc
tic and geography, S3 per quarter-in the
Latin and Greek languages SJ per quarter
ELISHA ATKINS.
Newport, June 5th 1923.
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goes, and number had already sailed in
ballast. Ii was believed the deficiency OF
the cotton crop woald be more than 6O,00U
bales.
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New Goods.
MiLlON NAAL,
H.lSJ IST RECEiyrD ID from BtSTON

~ elegant Sofas, claw feet, from 10 TO $50;
~ 100 chairs at % cts each, n 100 do. at
80 cts. ALSO, tables, Rocking chars, toi-
let and dressing Tables, Wash stand, French
and field Bedstoads, Bureaus, second hand
Furniture, con. mon Russia and live geeso
Feathers, Beds Of all Kinds constantly OH
hand .iLSO, large quantity ol crockery,
nina and gsiss ware; blue printed dining
Sots - Broadcloths, cassiuercs, and sattl-
notts, cotton sheotings and sbli,ings, BRASS
undlrons, shovel ana tongs, knives Il forks,
coffee mills, drawing knives, quills, writing
aud letter paper, waters, books, new and Sec
Jnd hand watches constantly on hand, ~ OK
collent Hams, all OF which will be sold very
ow Tor cash " short credit. may l5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-05

There were 70,0o0 garments, besides
cloth. for the Greek poor, on board the brig
Herald. which sailed from New.York on
Wednesday morning last.
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Henry Price .
John Powers
Ann NJ. Pitman
Sam'l Potter
Principal ofthe Aead.
emy
Rich'd. nj Pockham
jeremiah Peabody
X
Sarah Rogefs .
Reuben Rahom
Robert Robins - ,
Rhodes N Cahoone
Ca,harine II Record
Joseph Russell
Aness Stevens 2
keNah Sanford ,
l.. NJ. Seueall
Gardner Smith
L. Smith
X > Smith
Betsey rernagan
Job sherman
Dorcas Southwick
HOLSTER Spencer
Il. Sullivan
Horlce Smith
john Seyerino
Eleszer ShearuSn
Ihosas Sears
4
II Taylor
Jas H. Tillinghest
Nicholas L. Tililngh-
ast
John X. Turnball
Nathaniel Vial
Samuel b. Vernon
VIM. ii Vernon
Samuel Vaughn
w
John G.. * Samuel
Whltehorne 5
Aaron West
John Wallace
Joseph Wilbour
AbJah q. Wright
J n. White 2
sam |. Whitney
Simon Ward
J. II. Webb
Diana Wcdcn
John Yorks
Sam'l. Young
MiDDLETOWN |
George w. Allen |
Sarah Dennis
Nicholas Easton |
John Mitchell
Isaac Manchester
Jethro Peckham !
Abner Peckham !
Nathan Slsson |
Johnson Whitman |
PORTSMOUTH
Edward Manchester
Elizabeth Amy |
NEW SHOREIiAM
Saml Rathbono
solomon Church. |
IL be forwarded 10 the
Mess they are taken |
If July next.
'RANSTON, z. NJ. |
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a
Elizabeth Allen
Harding Allen
Peies =, Anthony
Francis Baker 2
Bowen Ennis n Co.
Eliza Brown
Nancy Brown
l.. Z Buckley
John Bowington
Luther Backus
Ethen &. Briggs
Mary Bishop
Sally Burke
Elizabeth Baily.
&
John Clarke ?
VIM, Ca allahan 3
Wan. Claiming
Henry ChiIds
Clelneuce Cornell
Sarah Cook
Samuel Cresbey
Henry Coggeshall
Jas Cunningham
Henry Custoti
Eben Clarke
Rhoda Cornell
James Collins
John Collyer
VIM. Il Cornell
VIM. Caswell
Daniel Denham z
Hannah Dodge
Ruben Davis
r.
Henry Evans
Joseph Earle Jun.
Benz. Edison
Michael Eagan
Susan Eldrld.e
Benz. Finch
G.
Amy Grinnell
Solomon Gladding
Shad lIor kins
Lucy liorkins
lhos n. Hazard
l.. Henderson
Joseph Hand
Lucy Horton
John Hambleton
George Handy
Nathan Harden
Eliza Henderson
Lynhen Jenkins
Sylvia Johnson
Henry Joseph
Francis Little
Daniel Lsachy
Alici a Lyman
VIM. Lit;lefeld
NJ
John Mycalt
Gabriel Mesefole
Thos. Mallory
N
Stephen T .Northam @
The above Letters Y
General Post Office,
up before tho first day
II. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-04
yhIn o. JOfofnIUec OF 8rrangelnents
A1-Jz MclHT1RE, Sec'y Of the Committee
Itom Mc Baltimore pctrinf nC Lrnc ao-

ES- President, Col. Monroe, arrived here on Sa-
tutddy afternoon. and stopped with AIR. Skinner,
who accompanied him yesterday ON a visit TO the
venerable Charles Corroi of Carfoton. at his ma
nos "a Anne Arundel county. We understand that
he expressed lively interest in the success Of the
Railroad, and would have been gratilicd TO wait
and witness the grand ceremony Of its commence.
ment on The 4.h July, but his presence is rcquil-
ed in Virginia, where, amongst other objects, he
has u unite with Mr.. Madison in attending, al an
-afy day, meeting Of the Trustees Of the Uni
ycrsity at Charlottesville. After passing day with
President Adams, Ut W Washington, be will proceed
10 bis residence in Ioudoun county.
The occasion cllls 20 mind STRIKING roof OF
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER
1AhfG A ~ N MD NEI.t c,sv,-.-

-, HIt' u UAHIo AND MN. WEBSTER
he situation which these gentlemen occ,,ny in
relation to the public. and TO each other, is SINGULAR
and embarrassing.
II is well known, that previous TO the Iat. prc.
sidential election, they were not ON The MOI
friendly footing. Mr.. Webster had always becn a
iederast Of the ultra school, closely allied 70 those
who had taken the strongest and most hostile
ground TO INC republican party, and the administrs.
tons which had been formed and existed unde,
its auspices. The federal party in Ncy.Fnrias',
looked on Mr. Adams with distrust, if not an;aosi'
ty for having deserted them in their utnoost n"sd
and having charged them with having ente,,,;n, !
designs hostile TO the peace and safety, If NOT II
sovereignty, Of the United States. Under ,bcee
un'0"a'o circumstances, as regarded the fedcg.
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DOMESTIC.

WASHINGTON, June %.
We understand that MIR. Rochester was author
ized 10 return H. on his arrival ut Cfnoa, he should
be satisfied that the presence of an American
Minister would be without benefit, or that
any personal hazard might attend his traversing
the almost desert and mou ntain region which lies
between Omoa, the principal seaport, and Guate-
mala.
We believe that it is the intention of the Gov
eminent to discontinue this mission OF to wait until
there is more stable condition OF things in Guate-
mala. Nat. Journal.
"AsAINGToN, July 1.-The Ex- Presiden. Mr.
Monroe, arrived i'll this City yesterday Oh his re-
turn from his Journey TO the North
Mr.. 4. Stewart arrived in this CITY on Sunday
evening, to take his seat as one Of the Board Of
Directors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
paEy; So that the whole OF the Board is now pres
ent. TI1
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BREAKING GROUND upon THE CANAL

FOURTH JULY
AT meeting o: the Committee OF Arrangements,
composed Of Populations from the Corporations
OF the District, held at the City Hall in w ASH
ington, on Saturday, the Z5th June, 1925, it was
determined
That the Municipal authorities Of tie three CT.
ties, th President and directors Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, and Guests specially
invited TO accompany them, do proceed by water
Oh the fourth day 9f July next at the earliest prac-
dcabie hour in the morning.; to the point at which
ground Is 10 be broken for the excavation OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, in boats TO he pro-
yided 10y the Committee OF Arrangements for the
purpose
The Citizens Of Tie District Of Columbia ate in
yifed generally to be present at the ceremony.
a. many as can conveniently procure boats are in
yited to attend the procession by water, from a
pont OF departure which will be hereafter desig-
mated.
The President Of the y. s. has been invited and
has accepted theinvtation, 10 attend on the occasion
and put the first shovel in the ground for this great
work.
Ofiurther particulars for the arrangements Of the
day, notice will be given soon as they ,hall be
determined upe..
10. GALES, Jr. Mayor
Chm'n oc Committee of Arrangeine
Air. MClETIRE, Secy OF the Committee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-27
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.harshoPS sale Of Lnnd IL, .4IJeo,oyIo e, -
pw,nan.r Of D''ree II The Super,of t,u,t ~ g..
s.ry Tor The RIrhm"sJ Dstioi, pronounced en- H. . 81,
~ "hIend'd< The cdut OF Nelson brand .'n ~ -,
oey o,ysr, dec and Of suhs' quent ofdst yf .. s
MADE ~ the ssme fsu'e sod dated the 23d June tsl7 h
on n'n we i7h July nes, on the oEs, c, .
70 70 'he h'she bidder, ~ public onn the tse q, T
ping ts,uy IN the cubty of Abemsfis aud s,nv .; w.
county o Lonps, within miles Of Liujs.N5, So ~,
SSm mr. ,ad 70 contain $50 "a acre. belonging To- tho
sus ""ns bSu,sj out houses; barn; .f.hfe; L,rs,
l"..'Nh WIZ ne gwen The Isl dsy ~ Jsn p 80,
VIZ ''"'' proper
Terms ope.thrd cash, the balance in ;ns,,'
mems o. ana years to be well secured by per
sonn security; ana retaining lien upon the lana
until the purchase money be paid '''''
should me above named day prove to be unE,;,
Tie sale will be made OH the FIRST fair dav d,srss,
ter Sundays excepted ' "'e'edi'
GUERRANT, IT,, .reRp
usy ~, o' o"s 81 h" depgoc'.