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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07

nit the 10 go with him 10 New fork and study
law lie objected on the ground that | was 100
young, and had rot advanced suffi ci-nuy IL my
Acadenicai course. But 1t was agreed anu unde,-
ood that should go in the course o. two or three
years to finish my education with Col. Burr. In
the winter OF 1907, The Colonel came TO Nash
vile and sent for me when at school. near there
and on meeting him. he claimed the PROMISE
which had been made to him on his first visit =
but stated he was going by the way of the Missis
sipp;, and that must accompany him. and tha' ne
had seen my father and obtained his consent
that he received me a. a son, and must consider
him in the character Of father. l observed TO
him that must see and consul, my friends before
gave my hnal consent. On advising wit tn. ia,
some doubt Of Mr.. Durr's object was suggested,
but he having pledged his word of honor, that he
had nothing IN view hostile TO the best interests
OF the U. States, determined to 20 with him,
Mr.. Z. e. Claiborne at that time Governor OF
Louisiana, and an old friend OF my fathers, aud
had requested him TO permit me to go to New Or.
leans as his private Secretary.-To him General
jackson wrote letter, and gave me to deliver
| urging 1t on me, in the most earnest manner &c
leave Burr, II at any time should discover, he
had any views or intentions inimical to the inter.
ests or integrity OF the government 1 left my ia
theirs on horseback, about the middle OF Decem
Der lSOo, and joined Mr.. Burr at the mouth o.
Cumberland river-and went with him down IL
the mouth OF Bayou Pierre, where [ left him ai,c
saw him no more except alta ball in Washing.
|
Respectfully, your ob't serv't.
S. ID. HAYS.
John Ooerfon, Chairman Nashville Committee
LETTER OF p Mr.. GRAVES.
TO Capt. -4ndretD j. Doneison,
Sir:-in answer TO your verbal enquiry thro
Coi. williamson can inform you what l said to
hlm, and viii always say, when called on, to witt
That at the time Col. Burr was building boat on
Stone river, or near the mouth OF IT, there was
rumor among the people tina, he wanted forty or
MY, or more, young men to go with him to some
place not known, and that he would give liberal
wages young man, Mr.. Rutherford Rutland
had some notion of, going with Burr, but sceme,!
unwilling to embark unless he knew his inte n,ions
and could receive some certain assurance Of the
amount OF wages. AS / was going to Nashville in
company with the said Rutherford Rutland, we
found Gen. Jackson al a store near the Clover Boz
tom, and there remarked 10 Rutland that he had
better ask Gen. Jackson if he knew Burr's inten-
TONS before he engaged himself to descend the ri
yer with him. He did so. and the General answered
in very prompt s. decided manner that he knew
nothing Of Burrs intentions and advised him to stay
al nome. JOHN q. GRAVES.
JNO. OVERTON, Chairman.
IL u oster, Danl. Graham,
X Whyte, Jesse Wharton,
Jno. Catron, Josiah Nichol,
g. W. Campbell, Edward Ward
III: Claiborne, VIM. b. Lewis,
Felix Robertson, Vim. l.. Brown,
JOS Philips, Vim. White,
Jno. Shelby. Alfred Balcb
DANIEL GRAHAM, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07
col. HAYS LETTER.

TIE Chairman II ne JocESon COpimif,ec a.
.NushriHe.
ol5' IN answer 70 your call on me, fof any in
formation IN my posse,son in rela ion to the BUR-
business, have to remark, that Col. Burr was an
intimate friend and brother officer o. my father,
during The revolutionary war. He visited him in
1904, OF '5-becafne acquainted with mo profass.
I'd 10 be much pleased with me, and enlisted NV
feelings for him. lie requested my father 10 per.
Extrac. Of a letter from James Saunders 10
Gen. Daniel Smith, Senator in Congress, dated LEI
Jan 1907
BY Uic last papers have received tie rrcsi.
dents Message also, his proclamation, which |
suppose was produced by lhe acts Of A. Burr"
~ reference to the books OF the Postmaster II
appears hat the Northern Mail arrived in Nash
vile on tire 9th Dec 1906. OF course, this was
the last mail rec-rcd 10, in Mr. Saunders letter
e :hc lst Ian ye97--,he mai arriving weekly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07

SHALL petition The L glatute stths next Sermon r,
iesye e etecta TIL Bulge The Matsp ny rive
y DUnktE iRCNER Brown.
Se-' 81 ss;Tcg3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07
WILLIS ALSTON'S STATEMENT.

hereby certify that in 4 conversation with Mr.
Jefferson, then President of the u States respecting
the movement Of Col Burr in the west ! Observed
that the rumouT OF the day was that General An.
drew Jackson had joined Burr. Not So or, not true,
said MIR. Jefferson, for this day received letter
had seen Burr, and that Burr said bis enterprize
was sanctioned by the government and he, jackson,
had been rendered high command by Burr and
asked OF Mr.. Jefferson the views Of tie Govern
ment, rendering his services If anlcd, 70 make a
descent upon MeXico, as stated by Burr; buff Burr
wac not authorized " the government to carry on
Lis entcrppze stated, ;hen he Jackson was rea.
dy 20 arrest him WILLIS ALSTON
Chamber oCNe II. If Representatives.,
EcbrUrrU If iLoy (
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07

tFrom Belts Weekly bTessencer NJ .7ur. 81
Ofde means Of retaiiafing he prohtLif6yy com.
meTciGl system IF the United States Of n
nieJ3cO.
Since by the late weather with which Provi
dence has blessed the country in all parts we NAV
be said TO have escaped the evils which lately
menaced us-oi harvest deficient almost TO famine:
II becomes US now 10 turn our .tention 10 the
state OF cur trading Districts in which bv The ex
pectcd operation OF the American tariff almost as
much mischief asapprchended TO our commerce
and manufactures, as from the wet summer 10 our
harvest Tor Wherever we turn our eve. every
thing seems active and thriving, and he wheel Of
circulation turns with velocity and steadiness
which nothing seems TO abate or Dire How il
this' Is, then, the American tariff, from which so
inuch wa appreEended, spent thunderbolp T.
u hurled Ia vain against the proud and solid struc
turs oil English commerce and trsde2--Is il like.
~ 10 recoil only upon those who fabricated u,e
means Of annoyance; '''e
what It's eject will be in America, we cannot
yet tell but assuredly, his tarTis not hitherto
producing in England any thing which OUGHT 10
excite alarm Nothing, indeed need be sppre
hendeo IRON America, provided we are resolved IN
ADOPT no rash meaeuresOf retaliation, but 10 take
that course only which prudence suggests. and
winch may be made sufficiently penal and yindic.
atory towards the United States.
~ ''an'fs;s rarcs ignorance il tNo 7conle O
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
BALM OF COLUMNS
A. & II. WILSON.
No. S, West High Street, WiIm;n,

No. $, West High Street, Wilmington.
HAVE been appointed sole Agents in the State ~ ~.
Il ware, for the sale of Orsdges Chemeai Holn n M
lambda, which is exlracedfro tree found in ths KAN y
America. The Balm is improved in color, strenrh hua ~
perfume, and its grand capillary virtues are az aoa ua
One bottle, price So cents, prevents the hair from f.
off in 48 hours from its first application or causes 'a',
growth of whiskers in few weeks bottle npiaa NV
cents will not only stop the hair from falling o b ~
wise in three weeks causes growth to ann,a hke
one at Vi, gives in general good head Of hail to a
person. young
1t preventsthe hair from turning gray, and make
beautifully look bright and glossy, and in few s,n
ons frees from scur and entirely removes neryon.
aches. 'sus iea1
Copies Of certificates will be shown by the yende,.
gentlemen wio after being bald number Of Years On
received new growth Of hair. '', aaSc
The signers' characters are supported by r,s p....
Majesys Consul, Philadelphia who thereto has ,ea
his seal and The royal arms o. Great rian also tha M
and other Magistrates Of Phatephia who wers MY
y acquainted with the signers, have certified o
responsibility, and have likewise praxed their seals NJ"
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20

1Ne Delauars Fire Insurance Company,
INCORPORATED by the Legislature OF the State OF pc
laware with capital of one hundred thousand doars.
The President and Directors are now receiving apphca
tons for Insurance. their Office, No. 2
between Front and Second Streets against Loss ny le
on every description OF Buildings in generals Merchsnuse
Ships in PORT and their Cargoes Househould furhure'
and other personal property ao against loss or aasse
BY inland ofgoods, wares me chanase ana
country produce. ~
Terms of insurance will be as favorable as any OF the
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia or New-iork
Parties assured, may repose the fullest confidence IN me
sodity Of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company. ,
john ooDy Agent to survey property 10 be insured
for the town and vicinity Of NEWCASTLE in place OF = "
Blaney, declined.
LKyr H. EVANS Agent TO survey property to PC hsl-
red for the town and vicinity OF Eikton.
JoHs CLOAK Agen, to survey property 70 DC insured
for the town and vicinity Of Smyrna
JosErn JosKs is Agent TO survey property 70 &c isuftd
for the town Of We Chester and vicinity.
Directors
John Patterson, iiavd Dish,
Joseph Eail,, Wm Chandler
David c. Wilson, Joseph Grub,
Joseph G. Gilpin, hehcr Porter.
WM. SEAL, Prss.dsai.
ID. BYRSEs, Secretary.
April 10, lS26. 81
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
TO .TELLERiS .HND
MANUFACTURERS.


TgVHF Undersigned Committee ap ohted hy the Borough
a. Council, viii receive Sealed Proposals until tie 2eth
ag Of June neS for renting the MILL belonging the
Aurnugh Of Wilmington tof any term exceeding ten
years, subject IL the ncumbrance Of pumping supply
OF wA,er for the use Of said Borough.
The above property offers particular advantages, as it
is situa Cd on the BrantyWne aud has If the frsi
water rights The building is and spacious and ycs
sells OF considerable draft Of s alog side a
The Mil. JOSEPH GRiRB,
MAlLON BETS.
Committee
Wilmington, May 2t lA.R, 5S-l0t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
REMOVAL
A. s. III. ilsoi1
HAVE REMOVED THEIR

Book Store ana Circulating Library
"a 70 u est Msh 81, souh side IF the Upper .nirket
AND 4h EgoM eonsEn aAnKHr STREET
yIvHEY their thanks for the liberal share of custom
NJ they have re,elvet and vii be grateful for connu.
Of the yors sf the public
Isy ofto or sale, a e 'ast -saicsd prices general
assor,nen, Of Scoo Books and Stationery and variety
# Fancy Articles
Blank Books Ruled and Bound to any pattern.
FAMILY BIBLES
Very cheap Day Books; iegers cipherng, Copy,
nEninora91m aud Pass Books; Writing and Letter Psper
Een, Lined io; Carde rs and Caml, Gramnas Corly's
Spelling Books; Parchment. Bonnet Bsard. Bandbox
Board Prayer 5ooks OF tile Catholic and Episcopal Church.
es Methodist and Baptist flynn bo5ks; Cateehsms Of the
various Churches; States; Ink powder; Gold and Silver
Paper Embossed and Fancy papers, &c
variety Of books n different departments Of Ltera.
slre, @ch viii be sold fer les than halt the pubca.
;on price
Wilmington March G6, 1928
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
MORE NEW BOOKS
.4s a. s H. J7ilson's Book Store ara Circula
ting Library.
q a q, II I,
June 1873
.aL.NaCkS REIIsTED.

Elia large assortment of Books for Children and 8
variety Of new Music, just received by A. aH wilson.
No. 8, West High Street NAV ,6.
charotte's Daughter or, The Three Orphans. Sc.
quel to Charlotte Temple. BY Mrs. Rowson.
The Clubs of London; with anecdotes Of their mem.
beT Sketches Of character, andccnyersa,ions vols,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20

ras following certificate gives the history Of the INTRO
,ueHon of the ranaces inD the Philadelphia Aims House
gnhrmary. Those read it, will be covinced that We
proprietor bas feared the investigation 2" the pys
clans, endeasored administer IN mecie ~ see.e'
y .s, eyinces Ii prs ndce4 o the faculty-taose VII
were so anxioas originally exclude ,hs me- c"r iror
ehis institution. would gsct no opportunity 81 .ae
.. afer Il had been intr lliuced
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
a yVEW IND CHEAP
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY STORE,

NOV opened by the subscriber, at the Norn Eds IA
~ ner Of .Narket and High Strees,-Where may oe 'a
At the lowest current prices the following articles with all
others kent a, any establishment of similar character.
Sugars. Coffee, Teas Life of man, Perfect Love,
Pepper Alsp:ce Cloves Nut Cinnamon, Peppermint and
,negs Annseed Cordials
Mustard Ginger, Bengal anlIsugar House Molasses
Spanish Indigo West India do.
Chocolate OF 1st and Cd quail. Winter strand Oil
ity Summer do. do.
Sweet Oil, in Bottles and Common do
Flasks Coarse Salt
Rhode Island, Pine Apple and Ground do
Sap Sage Cheese Fine do 80,
Coenac Brandy and Holland Mackerel No !, = ana 8 Z"
din Barrels and Half Barrels
Jamaica Spirits and AmeIcanll,ice and Barley
Brardy Amopds and Raisins
I'M East Rum and AmercanlSpermacet Mould and com
Gin mon Caldles-wlih an as
Madeira and Port Wine sortment of Brooms, Brush
| ilsboa and Ienerffc Wine cs &c. &C.
Shrrr. and Malaga Vine
b. Country produce taken IN barter and sold on com
mission. GEO. AOChi f.h.
i Wilmington, MAY l. 1893. 3l-3n
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
FOR SALE

AT A. q H. WILSON'S BOOK STORE.
7VvTIE SCOTTISH EXILES, rendered into Prose, from
a Sir Walter SCOTS Lady of the Lake Py Lady of
Rhuadelpha. vol 70 mo. Price so cts.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
i5OOk-k EEpING.

Iiiichcocis New Method Of Book Keeping, accompaM
ed with Key, for sale by A. II. Wilson, No. . We
High street, Wilmington.
For safe, as arore,
GrImshaw's Histories of States, England, Rome ans
Greece with Questions adapted to each of them row pow
ditchs Navigator. smleys Geography and Atlas; W''as
variety Of Biographies by other authors.
fresh supply Of Bristol Board Fancy Papers, slaons
Engrayngs, Prints for Scrap Rocks, and variety cf
cy Articles; all Of which will be sold for very small 9
vance on cost.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
NOTICE TO
Manutacturers.

A To let fora term Of years, that large and
HH.H commodious building in the Borough Of vii.
@A:l mlngton formerly pied Brewery, sitaa-
ted the corner OF Iatna aud High streets
l20 feet long and 80 feet deep; wit dwelling attached
and never falling spring Of excellent the cellar
to pump by horse power This building is well calcutta
ted TOR Aianutactoy, particularly weaving dsillng
1t beng in central part cf the Boroush with gno
BRICK stable on the premises The subscriber thinks il
unnecessary TO say any thing further, any person wish
ing to rent would first view the premises
April 5th, 1923. 24-tf ISRAEL d HOMES
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
M,CA.ULLEY & RTCK:,
DRY Gp0ns.


Super6nc broad clio rs aud cassmere, assorted conrs
TIM and cotton lrMgs yellow and hue Hpeted and
domestic nankn, Naena, Marseles, 20 lnei ard Floren
tlne yestngs; black plain aud ,@iled homnazcts Cir
oassan ginghaus, caicoes, cambrc beachtd and brown
shirting and sheeting mns, h liners, lung law MS aud
cambrc linens Leyai tires Forences, Gros de Naples,
lutesring, flag and banana hdkts Cotton and linen do
white and coored canton Grape and Grape sha~s green
White and black Italian do worsted and cotton hose and
sspenders York and beaver gloves Hawskins AXE OF
kid gloves Of superior quality White and colored domestic
nlads and stripes; iabby, bangup and Ptsburg cords
nstans and drillngs, annes furniture and apron check
SWISS null, book and jackonet rnslns; 34 54 and Cd
dimy, crash, diaper and table ncns, bed,ckng Russia
and imitation sheetng, beaehed and rnEeacled, coase
sheetngs Wilmington Jackson, Adams and Jefferson
stripes; jeans, Garcia stripe, gngams, BLACK ard brown
Holland sackng bottoms, sowing silks and SOW ng coons,
senshaw sarsenet, black and lSl colored lasting &c.
| GROCERIES
Sugar tea, coffee, nolasses -four mackere IN h5s and
halt bbls ginger aispice pepper round and in The gram
nntmegs, cloves, &c Together with general variey Of
Liquors and Sea Stores.
PAINTS AND OILS.
White lead, black lead, red lead, blue, red, yellow
ochre Pussan blue, cblomic yellow, verdigfis groan1
and dry, patent green, tg blue, logwood, &c-"nter,
summer. common castor, lnscej, and sweet Oils.
Earthen, China, Glass aud Quesns@are.
Having purchased the above goods chiefly at auction,
are certain sell them The reduced nrees
those who may favor us With their custom.
/ SAMUEL MCAUILEY,
June %. 1927. JOHN RICE.
N. b. We have in addition 10 the above lust received a
general assortment Of Fashionable Hooaud FIR HAT S. OF
commisson from the well known factory Of Isaac oaoi
WE'LL No ~, souht front street, Philadelphia hch sill
be sold low.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
so Stone Masons,

,geo work i. dry wall II The Chesapeake . Delaaare
G4oai ii Summit Bldge: Ito whom liberal wages
vi Sc gwen Apply 10 JAS. & A, ROBINSON,
Malct III 1928 l9.-tf A. Summit Bridge
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20

lor The cure of scrofu,a, or Kings Ecil, Ulcers
Rheumatism, Syphilitic, .hsrcurint and L'rer
comppins and most Diseases a,mg - s.ote @so, u
the Blood, &c. &c.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-17

Arr at New York on Saturday and Sunday, ships
Bayard, Butman I'm Havre; Aspcsia, Bennett r. Liv.
erpool; Henry; Moore I'm Savanhahs Calhoun, Mum
70 I'm Charleston, Sw baseuc Minerva, Sails, 81 DIS
I'm Geecj briggs Damon. Potter from Wilmington;
William, Atwood I'm Savannah; schn Toison, Ed
dy I'm Tampico %; Ncs'or. B'bbins I'm Havana II,
Rufus, C!arkson I'm Aux CayeS Argo, Webb, VIII.
ming,on; Digbton, Daggcit 81 Augustine.
Also arr brig Castillo, Frink I'm N Orleans 23d,
Balize 18th Nov. Passed in the river, briggs Bios
som, Carr, and Miles, Wheaton r. Warren. Sailed
FIN The Ba'ize in CO with brig Dolly for Baltimore
Spoke i,h inst. in Florida Passage, brig Fame, Big
ley 7 ds I'm Wilmington for Havana.
Cid al Philadelphia 18th, Fr ship La Pauline for
Bordeaux.
Cid a, baltimore 18th, schr Janus, Baxter for St
Thomas.
Arr a, Richmond 10Th, schr Savannah, GOrton I'm
this port.
Sailed fin Elizabeth City 10Th, sloop Good Hope,
for Dighton.
Q Arr at Charleston 9Th, Fr ship Jupiter I'm Mart;
Br barque Rokeby. Simpson FIN Liverpool; FIR ship
Eucharis I'm Point Petre; FIR brig Ur.in, Coindet I'm
Bassatere. Cid ship Manchester, DuaPhy, Liver.
pool.
Up at Charleston 5th. brigs Union, Bur-, freight
or charter; Crawford, Luther for N Orleans; schrs
Mary Ann, Burr do 9Th; George and Mary, Gibbs
for this port.
Arr at Savannah 4ih, brig Leopard. Harris from
thi, port; 7th ship Eliza and Abby, Carpenter do
In the river, ship Gratitude for Liverpool.
At Wilmington Sth inst. briggs Altoona, Mathew
son for Matanzas 10; President Manning, Grafton
unc.
At St Augustine 9Th inst. schr Agnes. swascy for
Charleston next day..
Spoken 10Th uit.' lat rs SO. lon GO, schr Fame,
Brightman, II DIS I'm Newport for Guadalupe.
The Geo ChamplIn for Newport, grounded at Got
'~tenburg goth Oct. but got of without damage.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-17

The following gentlemen were elected officers In Mount
Mosiah Lodge, Smithfield on Friday evening, 2ist ut.
Samuel 4 Gardner, il. Worshipful Master
1srael Arnold, Jr. Senior Warden
Leonard Follett, Junior Warden
John Jencks, Treasurer
Henry A Scott, Secretary
Ephraim Saylcs, Senior Deacon
Welcome sayles, Junior Deacon
Joel SayIes, Steward and Tyler.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-17
p FOR EEnNALES. =as
DIR. RELIES AROM PILLS.

I'm. NELr > AtOM n III FILLS,
AVE been long celebrated rs most v,lu.bIe anil .fr,.
HA cious ,emedy against those general complains peculiar
10 the female portion e socieiv. They cleanse, purify, and
promote q free and ~ i.k circulation "f lhc blood, when be~one
,inysi,i, AMI lsnyuid from the affecting silmsn,, for which these
Pill, arc a ,afe and cReciusl specific. They assist the suspend
ed operations OF the 'anguiferou, system, WHEN nature requires
1t. and rretiiy the Irregular halh., Of the unhealthy i.ms.s,
whose sickly and paliii countensn,e become, resnin,.icd, aud
fre,hens With the nsimsl glow Of restored health. They are q
tried and approved remedy in distractions, debility, ~hypoebos-
dria, s. ten sickness. %giddine's, palphsti"n 81 the heart, had u.
sc,in,. loathing Of loud, psin, Of the q, ma,h, shui tae. "
eon,equs nee, a detected eouatensnre and dislike for exeres,
and ctSgsrsaiion. They are equally conducive 10 III. health
Of married Iad,c. exesPt in c,es Of pregnancy, or hectic and
con.ur ptive habit, nher they must not be fdken. Dm they
may be administered ts great advantage a month &c more .hs,
aeroSeineEt, fr the purpose Of clca sing The sy'iea Md
purg,ns those gross huncis, ~hi,b b, whtn retained, lar the
~foundaiion ni 1amsrou, diseases, aad r,aIsr iEs inrsu,ioui ,uh.
jet unhealthy for life. They should alo he i,keB " a"
women from 45 10 50, 10 prevent toe dsngsrou. disorders con-
iequeni upon thst critical period II female life. They have
dy in al AypeshsndriOe, Aystsr,e and roporIk disorders,
both 10 men aud uonen, whose nervous systsu they sJsnfthss
and regulate, aid nsiure ia tliosips OF those sruss and super
sbundsnt hunors which produce me sncholy and depression o.
spiris, renosaie the body, re,nims.e the nind, and diavss =
general cheerfaine. and elasticity Throughout, the whole s,.is-.
Price ~ 50, per boY.
Prepared fron, the original Ms. Recipe Of the lsts DR.. W.
T. CONWAY, by T. kIDDiR, bis inuelisis successor,
and The sole proprietor, which, with oil the other .CYnwa,
Mcdicils." !, Tor sale wholesale, At his Counting Room, over
Hall. Boston, and retailed by hi, special sppoi.,men,, together
With all the valuable Medicines prepared hy the late DR.. Con
way0 by JOSEPH BALCH, jim. aud JOHN II. MASON L
CO, Providence; Dr.. A. r. MOORE, Newport; and Dr. J.
WILLIAMS, Warren.
q. Observe that none are genuine without the written ,iraa-
tue Of i. klDDER, ON the outside p, inted wrapper.
IJ.A large discount made to those who buy TO sell sgix.
Dec II
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-17
MARRIED.

In eeekonk, 9th inst. by Rev. Mr. Barney, Mr. John II.
Could, 70 Miss Emeline B. Pitcher, both Of rawtucket.
4 in Washington City, 9th inst. Elijah Kingman, Esq. for
nsty ofths town, to Miss Cordelia b. Ewell. eldest daugh-
sxseo( Dr. James Ewen, oftbe former place.
In Bristol, 9Th inst. by Right Rev Bishop Griswold, Lieut.
yoseph w. Jarvis, Of the United States Navy, to Miss Sally
J Bradford.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-17
VESSELS N.

o5th ut. 8 Ieasurs w Of the Moro, brig New Priscilla, Cd
FIN Charleston for Havana.
10Th ut. on the Bahama Bank, ship John K Elizabeth, e
Dis I'm iavre for New Orleans.
l7tiI ut. near Key Sal Bank, schr Monk, Martin, I'm Bal
timore for Vera Cruz.
Both ut, in Maya giana Passage, brig Belvidere-(proba
bly, the Belvidera, Vaughan, Of Newport, fun New York for
Laguna.l
2lst ult. lat 20 10, Ion 81 30, brig Athenian, II is I'm New
York for Canhasena.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-17
CADET MARINE JOURNAL.

High wsier, tm, day, 5h GAN. Thursday, Oh. lsm. Friday,
6m.
~ sub,ractIns 20 minute, gives III. time Of high water at Newport
,x3ns . hours and 8 minutes, gives The time OF high wnter Al Bo.tos