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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12

"fpUirs oF THE TARisE"--fLc sbip
Nrrd'an arrrve' ., Dslimur on wea.s .dss.
trpm Chill, with = rstro oi 'crr.r As pigs. tat
the s'pply Of our great manufacturers, ard
five hundred 'housand dollars 70, Il .
'"nioh ~ "ar mcrciiaoss oli"fy its ytoJusA
of American, n..nufatturvs o ,ssrua. W.
IN m r~ot .Nrits' Rev,anws
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12
NEW CLOTHING STORE,

1VO. n, VtStFfHStt7 >.
HUARr & DAwLEY, MEncuAsr TAiLons, WIZ
keen conaaiItly on hand, u geDemi assortment OF
CLotAs, Cassimeres, Vod,ngs, Trimmings, &c. oil The
must fashionable patterns and c,iors. .
ALS,, Constantly on hand an extensive assortment o'
READY MADE OTH consisting Of bn,, black,
OLIVE and mixed Dress Coats; blue, olive, cidiet, brown,
mixed and Costulw Fts~ks and Snrtouts; blue, black, olive,
dr,h. nj xcd and white Bruadcioth and Ga sinere Panta-
loons; Velvet, Silk, Moic,kin, Cassiinera, ToIinctt, Va!ei'-
ella aud Marxcllcs Pests.
All G,rmr,p, purchnsed Of IART X DAwLHy Which
shall not answer lie expectations. Of tie purchaser, may be
nturned, aud others will be made.
n r Gau.ents Will he made To order, and in style Inferior
q none.
o. Cutting particularly attended tn.
sept II
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12
N NOTICE.

gUNIIE subscribers would inform their friends and the pub.
lie t,,t they have made arrangements that will at al
eines enable them 10 ~ekshasge al kinds Of current aud an
1urrsat Bank Note, upon the mot favorable terms. Drafts
On M 10 York, BOSTON and Portland IN SUNS To suit, con
4. w. CLARK 4 BROTHER,
(Latc Allens') Exchange Office, No IL Market 81
-Cxf Is .
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12

LINNEAN BOTANIC GARDEN AN NURSERIES,,
tNg1 New York; WILLIAM raiScE, riopri tr.
T1NiI;s establishment ~ well kuow ft IN gre u cyte.t,
IL las u,w Ia oner Ia ibc pib'i,, ~ Addition 4, tie m
mciise cUllrttiaAs Oi tHuuf yc u-, srvrEh huah'rl ~ "
varieties OF fmts, whirI have Icccidlb been bus-lt intt
notice by Nj KS oar, President 81 lc Iluf'icIliuti
Soc rty of London, aud otter Distinguished hort cultait,.sl.,
lhbt ~ w!Nh 'uU ~ p.N>-ipd III no utlgf pfspns ~ liz
Unhi. The issirim" ut 1T int teo :, of III k,nd-, It's IL, u
ne q doubled, ayd the collection oi ornamental tee, Il .wti.
M sll,ubs and pltiis. y ca house pl,ni-, ". Ia. rltu boci
gre ity extended; Tie Cherries, ami lniny oliI Nan Is, ac
ul a ~ riiot sue. Ahd IA ctnist licHce oi the gtrt exec
n as m"iu, tile Otddis " ~ bc oArcuted IN a vSy su,e,iu,
mihuer.
fittrgucs of the cJllccii1n may T. obtained OF TIC sal,
srril4r, % ts WHO his ala if smr " Princes Tie tiir ~,
Horticulture, wih d, symptoms u Ito vaAus ueas, aa d..
rcCjiOis iuf lhcr culture Price 81.
UivAAD II. YOUNG, Rrh',
OF ! No y, Mnr.rt-aan ne.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12

/, TIE Jacksshe n.s,fir Ohm MD d,uhr. raj.
Ting roui.A tIrs Iols. WIDEN Mr. csdst~~,
he aatugonsi ~ M. wight. ~, bunJ 70 ~
elected. they iook and csrsiss HIM tSa'd ,.ss
On sbs1 bstka 80 "
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12
SW

FASHIONABLE HAIR GUTTER,
No. 50, Uestminstcr-Stret, corner Of Orange street,
WZ EEp5 constantly on hand, Combs. Laiiler- Brushes,
Ia Punatum, Hair brushes, Tooth Druslrs, Cologne
Wafer, Hair Oil, Razors and Rizor Straps, shaving .SUnp,
Con I riaisicr and "A great variety ofaricles necessary fut
lie gcnticutan's toilet
Raj ~ boncd M act IN the kecncSt order. sept G
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12

Cnnm R,ss ne Toe A barry Daay Aar~.,
i'r"r 'n'"tn .. 'h"t the amom.t az ioli ps,dhs
vcsr up ." the. IL in.,. 10 abe c~ollseisS al
Albany, 10 site sss Ia
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12
PIANO FoRTES

super ~ t,ho ani ~pihuin, l, hon IN ninuf,c-
~ toy OiJHinef 4 SiJeii, TOT sac NJ tis Buslm pnccs,
b. MOSES MOVE,
Mathdysn n Hifuat.
bis schsrl. Ju Oci -
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12
John G. rs

risnd,lp6 i,,e,, gear ~, We. OLE, Cnas,r,
rs EEfS MT ANrri,tors 10 81 ~ .ei. ~ hi shcp he
HA mskcs Sh,g Ri,enn.. Dsn Plates. Cohu AID Irnik
Pl'i's, rub lriies IN Ilns', Inn, or stead. Al-p, w,ai len
r'''as tn thrf RtRias. Gnnds and rsis Iisyotr, scis<r- and
.~ntsoncs' ins;ip I.nts hebds Locke aud Keys, UnbtslI -,
&C. Oct IS
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12
NEW GOODS,
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

ELIIlNAN W. T.. RICE,
'I COfCH, CHASE, B.ND SIGN PAINTER,
~ NPOR M the citincps u Provide ,ce and Il vicinity, tia
no hrs established himself IN Piosidence, Ia tu building
tof Mes-rs. Mr~cs aud Samuel Guild, IN rear of NeybosAi
? street, aud Va. 9, sonth Omee street, yheTr he carrios opi
0u above b,si,ess in MI IL brant hes. Having had alag ~
4 pcrtsn,e In the lniriness. ic trusts that he will ie oiiihe u u
Give entire satisfaction totlh$e " llo nriy bc plnsel to EN-
: shy him. Carriages, Chnic-, &C. teirinted II 1uf nr,ce
and op tie must accommodating u rms. U hmh2
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12

the European," says the French writer.
"iam'l.ariz1d with the idea Of the natural
equality ot the sexes, bcho ID. with pitv the
miserable SITUATION Of The t,irest portion OF
crcaii"i, throughout the Turks, Emo re-, anl
almost the whole continent oil ASA he se, :
them d"g' aced from beng the associates of
man, the ciarn,crs of ms dhIl honIs, and the
ornaments ot the soci.l circle, 10 tho rank o,
mere crcdin.cs VI his will, aed the SLAVES of his
passions.
"Conirollcd it, all their mc'inaiinns, re-.
STAINED ~ all iheir aci ion-, watched over " ith
iidoiicaie observance, aud forclbly- compelled
10 rcgulale thsu lives aad cnaduct So as TO ob.
tam The partial, and slight, determined fs.ois
oil "A bporisi, inpcf;ons, and p,rhnps, detcsi,d
mas.er; exposed 10 insult aud caprlcr, 10 the
rage and toimen' q J"ni"usy. or q e hopeless.
ness 81 ongratIi,cd DIES RS; ~ some instances
tom nom the a.ins oi the, we"ping parents,
from Tie care of then GUARDIANS, AID solitudes
OF tho friend. of Their ,ou'h; cut oil from
hope mn'cVntly bat impr,dcniiy lndu'rcd, .S-
posed 10 s,lc like the Inirlior classes Of an
mails. aud Hn",udi,ns, according 10 The Law les
viii of t"oir bard. between he situation of hi.
servant, vi his nts'fcss. TIC condition of wo
nIca, even ~ the married state, exhibited 10
The most f,'orable point ui view, canno; an
proach 'o.nibi,I happiness; ti' are thc sla VAS
81 dcopois, WHO are : rsnl"rs 10 all TO nobic
aiiect,oi' ol tie hcari. The wifi C nio' be-
seen abroad wtlh hcr husband, nor lc remain
constantly at name Nth her. Slu, up IN w.,
haicm. dSgunicd VITA lie M, AIRED Gene, viii
oui Knowledge of ltcrl'utc, or the arts. She
has nn relief b"t ~ the duties OF hor houseiuld
aDJ FAMILY. Sac can have M pleasure even il
,iotninl nor p'rson wit, 81. monds or SIAN ny
s!hs. stGcc however on,belIiSh,d BY the ptac,
oi drcsa, It cannot cxu,e other pass.oa than
envy ~ icmihc boeoins.
" Im' 1ntkisn women are b. nuiiiul, thong
iher brsni, - of ~ din tent thara,icr RON
IA ot E'forean fcma%s. 1n.H eyes ~,
blu. aud hi ,nd, their hair h~.xur,ant Their
faces f.si' and rosy, ard their p,rsons. thouih
100 CO PH'e"t, G. pgfie non n the npl,ion ola
ihth) possess great $, alIl,cty " lsup' riion.
accompanied a Ger,nAp incr HINT. %, Raj.
.. ~ ,ae, CdDtca. 10 The mat of ,lnv :, wlor
~ ArDeph4n pad exposed frr sc iyo Cir
lsf.hn girls of thc most cxqM ltc 10 %p'inrss.
We ic1cnsd Az iulsn ioi Of purchasing thew.
~ orior W. gfaufy our euroS.iy, and sscc,ia,n
he mods at uonJ ,e,r'g such an omsn sslcs.7
The niaidcas were introduced to VA QUO offer
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12
.LARCHER & HATCH,

EtCHAST TAiLDRS, have recently received their
. Fall supply c si,erfne and midiiing Cloths and
Csssimc,es ofalirort everv descriptions; Nelvets, Florenhncs,
. Valencia, Toiiinct, aud Marseiii.s Vestinas.
ALSO,
Elegant Goats Hair and Princess Cambicis, Scotch and
Tartan Plaid,, Nu'is, Bookings, iwillei and milled tIah-
mes, Devonsli,e Kcrsey, Velvet Cords, sc.
Likewise, lambs .woa and worstnd Drawers and Shirts,
extra large sizes; Hosiery, Gloves; fancy silk and cotton
C,aysts. Laoda,,na, flag, shk and cotton Packet HaTdker
chiefs; silk aud cu;tm tmb,elas, WHICH they Wal sell al a
small advance.
To tc Ir,, 4 new and well fni.hcd two Story dwelling
house, situated ii Union stseet-pcssession given Oh The
IS,h ~ y,,yo,trr Oct IL
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12
BRASS ANDIR0N !,

- q DD sssostmrni e .sp,-- An,,rons sws siio,els AND
ALLEN 4 BEirHER, .
30 s.~s " Ne. Z, BrOid Il.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12
TURKISH WOML.N

AND THE NODE OF THEM.
[ TIan-s.d tom n new F,cnc,, Periodical, for the IrisI,
Shirid.l
Az tho present moment, when the eyes of
all the would nre fixed on the struggles bel wocn
Russia and Turkey, tho following observations
OF a French Traveller, on the wretched con
dIiion OF the female sex, in those eastern coun-
lrics, subject to The birbnr"us sway Of Mahon,-
eianis,n, may have some interest for The read
ers OF The SHIELD. The hapless fate torrent
al females has been The subject Of commisscra-
tion with the enlightened and generous mud.
How often must the poor oriental females,
view this land oflbcrty, with en- env Gus eye,
where the talents aud virtues Of the fair sex
are justly appreciated, and where they sustain
the's proper rank IN The scale Of society
where
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12
NEW GOODS,

New ard elegant NeSiings az new patterns; IIsndkcr
chiefs; Candies; Piaids, Bookings black cad drib Outfits
Satimoits, &C. SC.
On haad-gEADr MADE CLoruus M Of every description.
OdS JAMES TUCKER, in.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12
Roston aud Providence tiom.
morcial Limo Of stages, leave
Spanct RS Manufacturers flo
.l&EeElNTTC}S I'll, Providence, every morning
WD -ET at half past Z O'clock, A. NJ.
aua raTriv,s Ia Boston, nj half

past I, y. ~. l.
Books kept nj the Stage Office, (Sp"ncrr's Hotel nj the
Washington Hotel, fu'sey's Hotel, mud J, Stones Tavern.
. The drivers VI this linz NJ stages drive through b. Boston,
aud any business entrusted To them VIII l@ paactuIly at
tcnheNt IA.
Passengers In the Steam Boats II I'm New York, can nj
ways be certain of fading one or M lore Of The cracirs al 'hi+
limo In readiness at the Steam boat what, Ia take Ia@1necrs
Through To Boston. a. FULLER, .Age"t, Burtou-
August 3 G. LVrHROp, Agtnt, Providence.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12
osToN EVENING BULLETIN.
NOVEMBER

"Sacitd 10 mu,ing l.. ,b' Antnnn eve,
Aud dear 10 I nicl Thought. Tht summers pi ide,
The gorgc"u, field, ami noncis 81 every tint,
Have ~ How'd anl have wi,h.,'i. Silently,
AcIos III. aspect oi %tcriediial I ms,
tn, chilling change bath piniDncd IT. aid. flight,
AMI all Il, ulIctr,lb
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24
JOHN,

I think not quite six feet high, rather darker
coloured, and not so stout of form as Larkin; he
is between 20 and % years old, with one ANGLE
thicker than the other, on account of having had
it sprned; walks badly with his toes very much
turned out, and rather swaggers when moving can
scarce run at all, and has method of shaking his
head; suffers badly in common conversation, and
when attacked, alarmed or confused, can scarcely
speak at all, or get any thing out for some time
I will give a reward ofFifty Dollars for the two,
if apprehendcd within the State, and all reasona-
BILE expeuses-or One Hundred Dollars for the
two, if taken out of the State and brought home,
aud an reasonable expenses if delivered to me in
Augusta County, VTgIni' living on Middle River,
about ID miles below Stanton, and 10 miles
above Harsonburg. D. They had good cloth
ing when they started. / expect they have
passes of some sort
JAMES BOURLAND
Staunton August p, 1888 St.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24
FRESH TEAS.
PROSPECTUS.

The WESTERN ILLER IS the only paper in
this region, whose chief object Is the diffusion OF
Agricultural Information. In this view, the pro-
pretor, encouraged by men of Judgment and in
telllgence, to expect support,-thinks IL has some
claim upon the patronage and favorable opinion Of
the cultvator ofthe soil, the owner of lands, and
all others who are DESTROYS of unfolding and i'm
proving the farming interest, and the rural arts
The purpose and principles ofthe TlIler ore ex-
hibited in the following particulars.
l. It's chief object will be, to increase the stock
Of Agricultural Knowledge.-To do this, il will
publish articles, either original or selected upon
the various branches ofagncultuTe; record the I'M
.provements ofthe day; and notice the progress of
Invention.
II. twill support, by all proper means, A
.merican Manufactures, and American Produc-
tons.
III. l. viii endeavor to advance the cause Of
Internal Improvements, whether originating no ma
uonal, state, or individual enterprise: Il will,
for this purpose, notice the objects, extent and u
thty, of those great works, for facilitating inter
course, commenced or IN prospect, throughoutthe
United States.
". On Politics, it VIII publish nothing except
those matters Of tact or theOrg, universally inter
esting, and universally instructive.
Y. Miscellaneous matter, It VIII publish enough
to give the current events ofthe day, and relieve
what might otherwise be thought the dullness Of
the solid and useful.
This plan, ifpropedy pursued, win, its thought
furnish paper, at once various instructive, and IN
terestng.
The Proprietor has already received the official
appreciation OF the Hamilton County Agricultural
Society," and be trusts that he shall not look in VAN
for support among those, TO whose benefit bis pa
per is singly devoted.
o. Subscriptions received at this Office.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24
EARKTN.

From 81 to 81 years old, upwards of 6 feet high
large bone, and stout made weighing near two
hundred weight, perhaps upwards; rather light
coloured; has an uncommonly large foot, requiring
shoes of about p inches in length; has a mole on
his forehead, and one on his eye, as well as
recollcct, with eyes rather large than otherwise
shelving considerably of white, and has a down
look when spoken to-upon the whole he is a
likely well made fellow.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24
An inrOice Of Vjoiins, Flutes,
Fifes g. CimiOnets; Piano
Music d. Violin Strings


Goors CONSISTING N PART As FOLLOWS.
Olive. brown bloc. black and mixed Cloths
lna-c and Jlc1let Gmghams, Calcoes. and
Culuc@
Serare Ga Swiss NaI Plain and Figured
Jcsmets and Medium MusIms
.ostt Boubazue and black Lasting for Cen
l.mn Wclr
Cotton and SILK Stockings
tm and Mixed Dum--
-ra Cambria Poke. handkerchief
Omen Camhrcs lawn Imitation Linen Caul-.c.
CO 1-5 end --4 Table Linen.
Aa slogan, assortment of Colorcd and Plain Graz
fashionable sls Pocket Umdkeches.
.Hcr >clrs and ~HaW.-.
Bonnet. Ha.-t and Cap E1bmis and IF Ire Rib
rts.
-s-don Straw ana Gimp Bmnets. and Gentle
men, LeEb1n H.ts.
ladies' and Gendemeus black Hoskn. Rid and
Six Gloves.
Irlli Bod5nst and Cotton Laces. Sershw.
ercncr Florence Nuul. Slun 81 Lutcs-r.u-
Sis, co.1red and baoE
.o0rgl eros De- Naples Six.
n Striped Levlu.uc and T.orer.o,
.'tsse. assorted co.crs.
rs aal co.oued Bajes
- 50 bo1ne,t Lace. Piping Cord, Grape S.-v.s
Dpe Robes and black Canton Crane
aes White and Green French Grapes. and
Green GuLl
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24
LIN. THOMPsON, & 90.

y. VI. lAlO4uA 800 - W
TER AVE Just received 10 Packages HARD
III WARE, purchased in New-lorS, at Auc-
ton, unusually low; computing:
Knives and Forks;
Pea and Pocket Knives;
Auyils Vises, Butt Hinges, and Screws.
A general assortment Of Files;
Crowley and Blister Steel;
A few pairs superior Brass ShOyols, Tongs,
and P0kers;
Curry Combs, Til Locks, and Door Locks.
An of which will be sold unusually low.
Wheeling, June II, 1893.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24
PATENT MHDICINES, 20.

FEW DOZEN BOTTLES LOBLARDS SUPERIOR MACAB0UGH SNUFF
Physicians Country Merchants and VIII fnd their advantage call the above
and Ian, IN te a complete and the
Flour Vbsls Ginseng Sn7 &c will be received exchange
Iitlu ir.t
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24
rnorr zee NV YoRK EvnNINa posT.

Jackson from the
command has ayowed Systematically made his uH and Pz he
all suspended
the arbitrary he has ngd the Executive
pleasure he holds his sPurned
orders:
peace by all nations the authority Of the State
he has abroge the
promulgated code Of his madness Hy
blood ALL LAWS HUMAN AND
DIVINE and riEaied ZEN 9th unpuuity"
MARCH "a IS9 Lq0Fs RThe public will peruse Mr. Lacoks
reply TO the structures Jackson speaks for itself
unnecessary. But
DoUBrED Gen. jackson imputed
him. uud e ofhe Of such members Congress dared
free nth has cords Of similar import then high
military establishment and dsband every army peace
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24
500 REWARD.

ID AN away from me on the 18th of this month
~ two Negro Men.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24
DRUGS,
.IEDICINES, PRINTS IND DYE STUFFS;
SALE BY


AND WOODS, MAIN STREET, HHEELNG:
ne
evlls,l as a a
who call
y - M -nL
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
MOST LAUGHABLE.

The Inteigencer of Saturday last, complains
that the National Gazette Philadelphia, played
at the game Of /" Fast and Loose" until the cleo
ton was decided, when it assumeda less equivocal
character. What can be more aughable than
I such charge from such sourcc,' as Shade 20
itely says. It's tune, indeed for these national
prints to look about them, when sheet which has
changed its principles as often as the types on
which it is printed, undertakes to rcproach others
Tor want of iirmness. This proves what we have
before stated, that the Coalition prints are begin.
ming to quarrel among themselves. As they never
entertain any feeling Of respect for the party they
espoused, other than what was purchased by the
pap bestowed, so in the falling oil ID its fortunes
ney are the first to reproach for want Of fore
sight and management, S. Tel. W
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28

'DdflAsa sieepiess and fe.erish night, I came to
Abe resolution that would devote my mind inces
sanity to my professional pursuits, and thus endea
vor to drive away the mysterious apprchensons
which tormented me. had suffered no real in
convenience by the unaccouniable circumstances
which had occurred, and had nothing TO fear
from the continuance Of them, but The effect upon
my mind. which it should now be M part to obvi-
ate by strict and incessant mental occupation. l
therefore sketched out an extensive plan OF study,
and in the morning rose with recovered spirits.
resolved. in the first nstant G, TO make myself tho
roughly acquainted with the elder writers Of the
law and accordingly, after breakfast. sat down
to the earnest perusal Of Brncton. Though the
task was difficult, took delight in 1t, and close,
the book, shortly before my dinner hour, with feel
ipgs to which, since the first occurrence OF my
Alsforsunes, had been a stranger.
(Corciusion IN oltr ne.rt.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28

a Biscoteiy "A Bath gravc,iisecr declares,
that IN the course Of decomposition the face of
cry individual turns to the eaitll and that in the
experience Of IS years in his situation, he had ne
yer known one instance TO the contrary. English
paper.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28

The New-York Statesman contins the follow
ng answer 10 The conundlnm III the New-Y nyk
Mirror for Travellers, Why ac Women like
Bees ~
/. Because thay deal most in si'csis daring tie
hoaey moon 2. Because they sutrm most brisk
y u pleasant weather. 5. Becaue they are aen-
orally upon the ming. 4. Because they arc fond
OF con.js
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Ship Grecian, from Liverpool, arrived at Bos.
ton brings London advices to the 18th May.
Official accounts of an expected event
have arrived at last. RUSSIA DE-
CLARED WAR AGAINST TURKEY
on the Goth OF April. Although the de-
claration repeats grievances before known,
and reiterates former charges made against
the Turks, it contains some new features.
1t makes no mention Of any precautionary
occupation of the Turkish Principalities
for the purpose of facilitating Peace, but
DECLARES WAR AGAINST THE
PORTE in so many words; and concludes
with the assertion-That the Emperor
will not lay down his arms till he has OBJ.
tanned the results stated in the Declare.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-24

ITEMS. Two hundred Saxony sheep arrived at
Boston few days since, from Brennan. They are
said to be of the finest ever imported into this
country, and are soon to be sold at auction.
The people of Pennsylvania are stirring in the
work of internal improvement with zeal which
is worthy Of praise and imitation Numerous canals
and railroads in progress in various parts Of
the State. In eighteen months from this time there
will be more than 500 miles of Canal in the State
and Railroads to the extent of $50 miles.
Rev. David Damon, late of Lunenburg, will be
installed over the Congregational Church and Socie-
ty at Amesbury Mills, tomorrow. Sermon by Rev
DR.. Thayer, of this town.