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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27
from the Raleigh Register

Facts mol generally kno,un, which appear with
all the well >subs,aniiated charges heretofore
made against Gen. Jackson, in an address TO
the People Of Tennessee, in favour OF The reelec-
ton Of Mr.. Adams, under the signature Of John
Newman, formerly. We believe OF Salisbury,)
and who states tina, ne was present when the
circumstances which nc narrates took place.
Gen Jackson, il seems, is brother in law to
Stokely Oonelsor, formerly OF this State, noto-
rious for being connected with Glasgow in
The frauds and forgeries committed in our
Land office, about the year Of 1895; aud tina,
in the session ofl7ee-e7, when Governor Mar
tin was one Of the Senators from this State,
and Gen. Jackson Member Of the House OF
Representatives from Tennessee, the Governor
spoke Of Donelson, and the land frauds as he
thought, they deserved, a, which General jack
son took offence, and in his usual style charged
the Legislature, Executive and citizens OF y. Ca.
rolina, al public dinner table, with being set
or Rogues aud Rascals, and challenged the Gov.
enor 10 duel! which was prevented only by The
Governor saying, tina, he did not know Of the re-
iationship existing between Donelson and the
General.
Can it be possible, that after all these things,
North Carolina will give her vote 10 Gen. Jack
son for The Presidency?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27

will be distributed this evening, (hug. 49, a.
mongst every 10000 visiters Should any
greater or less number Of visilers honor the gar
dens with their presence, gifts In the same pro-
portion will be distributed. The presents
which the proprietors intend 10 have the plea
sure of Offering this evening, will consist OF
wines, viz. port, claret, sherry and champagne,
in lots Of dozen, dozen, dozen, . dozen,
and dozen each: invitation cards, giving the
possessors free admission 10 the gardens on
the following night Of performances: supper
tickets, which will admit the possessors 10 the
gardens OIL tne following night Of performance,
and entitle them to supper aud two kinds OF
wine, including champagne, free OF expense;
particulars as under:
Four presents of dozen fine old Port each,
4 presents Of 4 dozen ditto, 4 pre- sents of 5 do
zen ditto, presents Of , dozen ditto, 10 pre-
sents Of dozen champagne each, 10 presents
of dozen claret each, so presents Of invita-
ton cards, each to admit persons to Vaux-
hall, next Wednesday, Aug 6. who will be pro-
vded with suppers, including one bottle Of
cham paigne, with one bottle of port or sherry,
free Of expense; 200 presents Of admission
cards 10 Vauxhali, each card to admit TWO per-
sons, free Of expense, next Wednesday, Aug. 6;
4 7o4 presents, each present TO admit one per-
son, free Of expense. next Wednesday, August 6.
The distribution will cease at hall past IL. The
wines will be Of The choicest kinds, aud TO be
selected from the vaults Of Tie London Wine
Company l4l Fleet street. The entertainments
will commence with an entirely new vaudeville,
for the first time, called Naturalization. The
new pantomime, called Harlequin IN the BOTTLE.
A concert of vocal and instrumental music, in
the open orchestra, embracing variety OF CO.
mic and other songs. Ching Lauro will give
h,s unrivaled fra,s Of strength, pastures, equi-
librivms, &c. A superb display ct Fireworks,
which will conclude with the BEAUTIFUL Hydro
pyric Exhibition, which increases nightly in the
admiration Of the public. Doors open at q
Admission As.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27
I.NnA for Sale.

FlHE subscriber offers for sale about Nine Hund,5
l. and Serenty:fue Aeres Of Land, belonging to The
estate of the late Thomas Mlan, of Fairfax CONT,
Va This land is in different tracts; one contains !,
bout 600 acress, the late residence of said deceased
on the Fauquier and Alexandria turnpike road, about
II miles from Alexandria and Georgetown, and.
miles from Fairfax Court house. The improvement,
are large convenient Dwelling house, Kitchen ST,
bles, SC. and two wagon taverns on the turnpke
road; los acres near the above and 270 acres nea,
Centreville, with large convenient dwelling bou,e
kitchen, stables, G'c. further description Of he
hard is deemed unnecessary, as persons wishing 70
purchase view the land previous to the day osa
which will be shown at any time by application to ,.e
subscriber, or George MILAN near the premises.
If said land is not sold at private sale previous 10
1iM day of November nert it will be sold on that day
to the highest bidder, the premises on credit Of
- 1S and "a months, the purchaser giving good and
sufficient security and deed Of trust on the properly
Possession given Immediately, with the liberty TO pal
in the fall crops. JOHN MILAN, Acting Exr
aug 1j.--eots ofThomas Milan.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27

Russell VERSUS HUNT.-1 his case which has
been on the docket for several years, was
brough, up Yesterday, before Judge Edwards.
Our readers will recolIect that it was case OF
libel, growing out some publication made in
the New York Statesman during The las, Pres
identiaI canvass, A motion vas made yes.
terday by the counsel of Mr.. Hunt, for con :
iinuance, in consequence Of the absence of the
defendant. The Judge heard the plea, took the
papers for examination, and will probably de-
eide to-day.
Judge Edwards this forenoon decided, that
the above case be postponed ill the 10Th o! Oc>
tober next. We understand Mr.. Hunt is now
on his way from Alabama, and the cause will
probably be tried at the time above. ntioned. |
TK. Y. Statesman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27
$40 Acres,

and is situate miles from Brentsvlle 1.-THE seat ~
tice of the county OF Prince Wiliam) Is from Due.
fries, 20 from Occoquan and SIS from Alexandra. =
IS intersected by slaty Run, which affords eon'.
and ample supply of water for stock. The enci0'u,"
are generally in good order, and the farm is adVios
Seously divided for cultivation, pasturage, ano m
provement About 50 acres of it are taken in el0't
and IL in timothy. The meadow yielded this yearu
second crop estimated at about Is tons. he xnO~
tract is peculiarly adapted to the production Of ua
thy, which grows spontaneously over it The .",'
grateful, and readily improved. The pasturage .a
cellent and large stocks may be raised upon the l
at an inconsiderable expense The buildings eon..'
of Dwelling House, lately repaired, containing
ven rooms, and large dry cellar divided into COM u,
nient compartments, with portico EXTENDING IN
whole length of the front; an Office and Kitchen
two large rooms in each large stone daIry, -.
mest.house; q stable and unfinished barn; ah w..
house, ablacksmith's shop, servants houses, ane
useful out-houses. well near the kitchen an" s.s
never-failing and superabundant supply Of the
water. The site OF the mansion, which stano, .r ~,
eminence crowned with native forest.rees' w..
beautiful and salubrious; the neighborhoodn p.fd
lous and wealthy; and the society is, in al
the first order, and of the most agreeable cnnntfL
This place would be an advantageous and denS"d
situation to gentleman of the profession OF law -,
medicine who would wish to reside upon farm ,E:,lr
tiers addressed to me at BrentsvilIe, Prince ~
county, Va. upon this subject, viii receive PROXY
tention JOHN hh'n"N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27
Extract from the By-Laps Of The Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal (0mpany.

"sEcTIoN VIII.
"The President and Directors ofthe Company shall
designate the Banks within The District of Columbus
within which the funds the Company shall be dePo
sited; whenever any money shall be payable to 'Is
holders or on any othe the person from whom
the same is due, shall make payment to the Cas"'sf
other proper officer. Of any one ofthe Banks 50 a
signated. The certificate ofpsyment by such Casino
or officer, delivered to the Treasurer, shall be recsr
ed by him evidence of payment, and authorize S'p
to pass his receipt" aug l-law'3A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27
Office ofhe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company,
WASHINGTON, August 9, 1928.
SOtice


PROPOSALS will be received at this office, between
Il the LIST and 47th days Of October next, and at
the town of Leesburg, Loudoun County, Va from the
18th to the Goth days Of October, inclusive, for the
excavation, embankment, and wslng, OF about q
miles of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, in half mile
sections, extending from the mouth of Seneca Greek
to the eastern base of the Catoctin Mountain
And, at the same times and places proposals will be
received for building 81 locks the line Of the Canal
between the Little Falls Of Potomac and the Ca.
toctn Mountain; and also for the masonry Of such
aqueducts, cuyerts, dams and aste.weirs; and fox
such road and farm bridges may be found Necessary
on this portion of the Canal.
The forms of proposals and specifications will be
ready for distribution by the LIST Of October.
No proposals will be received at Washington afte;
the 18th, at Leesburg after sunset ON the 2NL
October, and the contracts will be declared and
ed into at LeesJurgh after the goth Octobes
practicable.
Contractors who are not known to this Company are
expected to enclose letters Of recommendation with
their proposals, which should be addressed. post paid
by the writer, to JOHN p. lNGLE,
elk. Ches. and Ohio CanalCo
aup 05--1awt0OO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27
aug 25--1awt20O
Office of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal COmpauy
U1shinefon. Juiu 80. 1898.

Office of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal COmpany
Washington, July so, 1928.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an instalment Of two
~ dollars per share every share of Stock in the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, is required to
be paid on the Sd day of October next, and further
nstalment of two dollars per share the Sd day OF
November next, further instalment of two dollan
and half per share Oh the Sd day of Decembernez',
and further nstalmcnt Of two dollars and half per
share, on the Sd day of January nexti ,ulher sum
oftwo dollars and half per share, on the Sd day Of
February next; and further sum of two dollars and,
half per SHARE the 81 day OF March next; which in
stall ments must be paid 10 the credit Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, to the Cashier or otherPro
per officer of either 0f the following Banks viz:
The Branch of the Bank Of the United State, At
Washington.
The Bank of Washington, at Washington,
Tho farmers & Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
The Bank of Alexandria, at Alexandria;
The Hagerstown Bank, in Hagerstown, Marylar:
and
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank at Charleston
Virginia.
BY order of the President and Directors!
JOHN z. INGLE
Clerk. of the c. & 0. CanalCo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27
A Card.

vuyHE subscriber most respectfully informs the chi;
Gems of Aexandria that his School. for the fall ana
winter months, will be opened at o'elsck An.
few scholars can be admitted into both the NAL.
and female departments. Terms per quarter for Real
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar Historv
Geography with construction Of maps and use Of ii.
globes, S5-Mathematics and Bookkeeping $40. H.
viii deliver course of lectures at his room on d.
nestle faclorage and company accounts accounts Of
exchange and negotiation OF bills as soon as a suf.
Gent number of subscribers can be obtained He vii
be happy to receive as visitors at his lectures to,.
scientific gentlemen who have an interest in this mos,
useful branch o: literature. His night-school win
commence on the 29th instant.
JAMES CADEN, Professor Of
Mathematics e Natural PHILOSOPHY
sent 22-3teod
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27
Park-Gate for Sale.

Ae14g<. Having determined torcmove 10 war or
renton in Fauquier, would sell the tAs ..
~ wherein reside. commonly known BY us
80 above name, for moderate price, ana VI
credit. II is estimated to contain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27

The REvENUE.-The gross revenue that ac>
crued in the port Of New York last
year, amounted 10 Sl3,2l8,963
The amount accrued in the first two quarters
of this year is,
First quarter, ending SIS: March, S4,lse, lI6
Second quarter, ending 3oth June, s,ses, 1877
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27
WASHINGTON
"Generuf Orders.

IOfAy oSl' SV, ~ oA'
=" In order 10 difuse
the general joy in every
breast, the Gsneral or.
ders that those men
belonging 10 the army
who may now be in
confinement, shall be
pardonrd, released, and
permitted 10 join their
respective corps"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27

88oS7,3l3
The last two quarters generally are less pro.
ducti,e thar the first two; but it is probable the
eross revenue of this year at the port of New
York. will fully equal that Of last year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27
JACKSON.
"Generai Orders
"New-Orleans, }
Inn 81 1915. {
Jan, II, 1918

"The Major General
approves the proceed
inss and sen'eRces Of
the Court, and orders
them 10 be carried in :
to effect. With re.
spect TO those sentenced
TO the punishment Of
death, their sentence
will be carried into ex.
execution, four days af-
ter the PRONUNCIATION OF
this order at Mobile"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27
THE CONTRA Asst.

When the Revolutionary War ended, Wash
incton released all who we're in confinement,
that the general Joy might be diffused in EVERY
breast.
At the close Of the late War, Jackson orders
ed six mllitiamen to be shot, and 100 militia
men to BIZ haf head shaved.
" Washington never ordered militia man
to be executed, during the whole period of the
Revolution. Whoever says he did, GeIS A
SLANDERER OF THE F.4THER OF HIS
COUNTRIES
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27
JOB PRINTING.

Of every description, executed at this Office.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-18
By the Steam Boat.

Arr at New York on Wednesday, sloop Lnnnus,
Smith, FIN Georgetown : e.
Cid ships Exchange, Foster, Mobile; Selma, Long
field, do schrs L'Orstelle M'Nell, Port an Prince;
Sally Ann, Lindsay, Newborn; sloop Herald, Brown
Providence.
Arr on Thursday, schr Delight in Hope, Chase, fr
Harwich.
Cid shiE Indiana, Doane, Mobile; Sw brig Char
lotte, Korsman, Antwerp; sckr Gen Marion, Hawes
Halifax.
Arr at Philadelphia 18th, soop Speed. Rose from
Newport. Cid Haytien schr Isabella, Smith, Port
au Prince.
Ara Baltimore Nth, Br brig Westmoreland, Pat
rick, AZ ds FIN Rotterdam. Below, schr Peacock X,
Guarncgo, ~ DIS I'm Lagura. In the bay, ship Gen
Smith, McGlll, I'm Rio Janciro. Cid big Hope,
Martin, Lima.
At SeawelI's Point, lIth, soops Rising Sun. and
HARMONY. ds hence, for Baltimore.
Arr at Norfolk, 18th, schr Lovely Hope, Kendrck
hence. Cid schr S Wall, Wall, Havana.
Sailed FIN Hampton Roads llth, brig Rosannah,
Weston, Gibraltar.
Arr at Wilmington 3d, brig Hazard, Trott, from St
Thomas.
Arr at Charleston 7th, ship Perfect Prince, from
Liverpool.
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PORT or PROPIDETCE.
AR RIV ED,


WEDNESDA October IS.
schr Speed. Sears, fin Baltimore, with corn to s
Adams Jr.
Schr Entcrprize, Brickhouse, I'm Edcnton.
Schr Telegraph, Kichum fin Richmond.
Schr Brilliant, Coggins, Ellsworth.
Steam ship Benjamin Franklin Bunker from New
York.
THURSDAY, October l6.
Schr Mary Perry, Marble fm Somerset.
Sloop Eloisa, Cook, I'm Albany, with flour to s
Day x Son.
sloop Amiy, Munro, 2 days from New York, with
merchandise.
Sloop Fidclia, FaImcr I'm Hartford
Sioop Reindeer, Davis fiji Troy.
sloop Fall River, Brayton fin Troy.
Sloop Franklin, Brown, Pawca,uck.
Sloop Mount Moriah. Martin FIN Warren.
S!oop Narragansstt, Williams FIN Taunton
Sloop Emeline, Cogecsha FIN Bristol.
steam packet Chancellor Livingston, Coggeshall,
New York.
Steam boat Babcock, Babcock. Newport.
FRIDIH, October II.
U Il sloop Herald, Brown, "a hours from New
York, with cotton, flour, wool, sc. to s q Mumlord
Il Co B ID Weeden " Co. ID Arnold. and others.
U l. sloop Venus Child, from New York, with
II 'ur to s Adams Jr.
Sloop Albion, Barker, fin Norwich, with rum, Gin
and beer, to G Raihbone and Gladding & Aldrich,
aud wood TO the maser.
Sl"op infant Hathaway, Freetown.
Sloop Morning Star, Greene, East Greenwich.
Sloop George and Mary, Walden im Newport.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden I'm Troy.
Sloop Hari, Spencer fin Hartford.
Sloop William, Arnold I'm Newport.
Sloop Commerce, Whaley fin Newport.
S!oop Lucy Emene, Spink, Wexford. e.
SIoop Mary, Westcott fin WEXFORD.
Steam boat Washington, Comslock fr New York.
CLEARED.
Ship Washington, Salisbury, Gibraltar and Canton
Brown & Ives
Brig Antelope, Vinson, New Orleaos-S Manton
Brig Cobbossee Contee, Martin, Mobile Whita-
kcr
Schr Boston, Baxter, Boston
U Il sioop Superior, Child, New York
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SALEM Oct i5. Sailed brigs Caroline, Curricr,
Rio Grande; Sally Ann, Caulfeld st Barts and st
Thomas; schr Essex, VIM, Cayenne.
PORTLAND Oct l3. Arr barquc WIN Smith,
Mcclellan, ST Ubes ~.
CID hriss Baltic, Drinkv ater, Aux Caves; Eliza
beth. Hart, Cuba; Essex, Srlsby, Guadaloupe.
BOSTON Oct II. Arr brig Palmer, Powers fr
Cronsadi; Eng cutter Inspector, Pearco fm Halifax,
with the September mail fin Falmouth.
CID ship Moroa, Hammond, New Orleans; brig
Krcmlin, Wood do. !.
18th ar schr Alfred, Eldridge fn Labrador.
Cid briggs William, HAMMOND for Matanzas; Sea
Island, Atwood. Savannah.
18th cid brig John Aeams, Thing, Ponce Il.
NEW YORK Oct I3. Ar ship Douglas, Bourne
I'm Curacao; Br brig Freak, Bouch fin Hull; bSigs
Athenian, Sullivan, Carihngona: Jane, Atwater, FIN
Rie Janero; Dodge Healy, Hathorn, Halifax; schr
Dlghton, Dagectt, St Augustine.
CD ships Dahousie Castle, Walton, Liverpool;
Camilus, Ncvin, Grccnock; soop Brilliant, Burnt,
N Orleans,
llth arr ship Montgomery, Sisc from Liverpool;
brigs Tom, TIyou, Rochelle so; Rooney, Mench.
St Thomas and Turks Island; Belvidere, Waite fn,
Newport; schrs Enerpnzo, Watson, Porto Cabello;
Susan Mary, Harding, Wilmington; Cyno, fr Prov
ldcnce.
Cid ships Charomagne, Robinson. Havre; Mar
tha, Baker, New Orleans; Caravan, Thing, Turks
Island; bries Mary, Wh'tmorc, Mobile; Cora, Mich
OILS, 81 Croix w T.; Enterprise, II - hcock, X West;
schrs Lilly; Tiff do; Good Hope, Chase. Jacmel;
Juno, Pike, Charlostonj Susan and Phebe, Baker,
Georgetown.
18th cid ships Caledonia, Rogers, Liverpool; Tai.
ma, Marshall, New Orleans; Calhoun, Monroe, for
Charleston; brgs Amos Palmer, Pane, Tampico;
Armand, 1, Gibbs, N Orleans.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 10. Arr brig Dido, from
Portland for Port an Prince. having been d,smasled
on the 9th ut.; schfs olive, Carter. ST Augustine;
Amelia Wilson, Por, au Prisce; Lafayette, Gray,
FcrnaDdna.
l4th ar Br barque Lady Douglass, Mooney, Liver
pool; brig Com Barry, Campbell, 81 Barts.
Returned, brig Pegasus, McNeilledeo. which
sailed 9Th Sept. for st Thomas. On the 18th u. lat
% Ion 66 40, whilo lying to in tremendous gals,
was struck by heavy sea, and capszed and after
cutting away the lanyards Of the rigging, both mass
and bowsprt went by the board and she rghted with
four and hal feet water in her hold.
Gid orig Cato. Bisooo. Vera Cruz.
BALTIMORE Oct ~ AR ship Portland, Gu
nyngham, Hamburg 80. On the 9th Sept, foil IN
with The wreck Of brig Betsey, from st Thomas for
London, aud took of the remainder Of tho crew, 2in
Dumbor, the others having got on board an Engli
bargue, then in and almost a wreck herself. On
the 27th, fell IN with the wreck Of another brig be-
longing 10 Now London--hcr deck was completely
swept Of every thing except one anchor. the stumps
Of her masts and her windass bu, being 10 low IN the
water could not make out her name. She appeared
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to be about 200 tons, single decked, and lumber loa
ded; she had had single cable, which was gone,
from which circumstance It was thought that the
might have been taken of.
Also arr Hamburg ship Maria Elizabeth, Harms,
81 Petersburg.
CID ship Franklin, Watts, Amsterdam; brigs Bra
zen, Stafford. Pacific Ocean; Gen Jackson, Catch
ell, st Thomas and a market, schrs Shamrock, Al
exander, Tamp'co; Mexican. Harvey. st Thomas;
Hunter, Taylor, Port uu Prince; sioop Edward, for
Provldencs.
PETERSBURG Oct 10. Arr Br ship sicilian,
Wilson fm Havana.
CHARLESTON Oct5. Arr sloop William, I'm
Baltimore.
Cid ship Chesapeake, Mcdonald, Bremen.
SAVANNAH Oct D. Sailed schr Calban, Bow
en-, Providence.
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MAELZEL'S EXHIBITION
OF AUToMATA, AND THE CoNFLAGRArIo

OF AUTOMATA, AND THE CONFEDERATION OF
MOSCOW.
CARD-Tbo public 10 ,esprctfnly Informed thi the
a necessary auanWnrns having at length beca CON
petsi, Mr. haezels Exhibition U Autuatl Bass Fiddle
Speaking Figures, and stack Rope Dancers, and the ecu
ich Panorama Of the Conargntion Of Moscow will be open
ed on MONDAY EVENING NEXT,
at Franklin Hall, and continue every evening in the week
for three weeks
The Exhibition will he conducted in the following order
FirSt.-The amusing AUr0MAroN Bass FIrpLER.
Sceond.-1he AuroMAroN SPEAKING FiGuREs
ThUd.-Tbe AUroMAToS RoPE DAN0ERs.
ConctnSion.--The CoNFLAGrArION ~ Moscow.
Exhibition exery Evening" Sundays excepcd,) precisely
Mt hall past O'Clock. Doors open h1lf an hour previous.
Admtiance 80 oons--Chldren half price.
Ihe t~o Jro benches are ereta'oeiy appropriated 10
Chiidrea. ort lS
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-18
IN this town on Wednesday last Mr.. Emma Branch wife

OF Mr. Daniel Branch, aged 63.
Last evening, Miss Mary Gaddine, daughter Of Mr. Rem
Jann ''addne Relatives and friends invited attend
be funeal which will be sLemnzed aternoon
edey nlie divine Services from her fathers residence
IN Pawtncke, CA Thursday evening last, Mr. Luke Par
nehter IN ihe 21ib year Of his aye Few persons en-
Joyed more o The good will III This world, tan this nmabe
ana interesting young man. lie was universally esteemed
or the correctness and ahably of hs department towards
hi- acquaintance neither placed IN high low circ,psa
ces lie has lct wife and one child 10 lament his early
detfi HIS remains will be inferred this afternoon at %
clock, from his late residence IL Pawnfke-
IN sn'bield, ON Tuesday last Mr. Alfred Smith, in the
5ssh year of his age
In Cunberand, 5tl inst Mr. George Thomas, aged a.
q native 0f Germany.
n South kingsto ID inst Miss Dorcas Peckham aged
IL, daughter Of William PecklaD, Esq
In New York, ilth inst. Mrs Phebc Ward in the Goth
year OF her age, wife Of Col Samuel Ward and daughter of
le late William Green Governor Of Rhode Island during
the war of the kevoluon
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-18
LARCHER & HATCH,

AT ERCHANT TAILORSShive recently received their
1Fn Fall supply al superiinc and miiing Cloths aud
Casse,cs of almost descriptions Velvcts Floentnes
Valencia, Tolnet, and Nurseries Yes ings.
ALSO,
Elegant Goats Hair and Prncess Canibl,s, Scotch and
Tartan Plad3, Duis, Bookings, iwel and miled Fhi-
nels, Dcyonshie Kefsey, Velvet Cords, NC.
Iikow Sc, lanbs wool and wOrs;od DawerS aud Shirl,
extra large sizes; Hosiery; Gloves; fancy silk aud
Cnvds hsidanna flag, silk ana cotton poket andkor-
chiefs; silk and cotton Umbrellas, which they viii sell
small advance.
10 be- let, and wet finished two story dwelling
house, situated in Union slreet-pOssesson given the
18th Of November. Oct is