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| nutiiul pongec silk
r 2s9 per yard
CAN'T (Adamsplaid)
| arcgo for dresses
| ey style prints, in
| criur To none in the
tate
| ,.,uh barege hdkfs. &
| Sauzo ditto
| iack silk, flag anc
| handanno hdkis.
! NJ lish ginghams for
| |nly Is.
| udrcss'd calicoes for
| I'd and IL per yard
}oxes cotton balls for
| ls-2J0 balls Of do.
| for oply I CT each
| Floor carpetings and
| Hearth Rugs hand. !.
some patterns
Figur'd g. plainSwiss
l. muslin
Book and jaconet do.
Napkins for only Cd
Russia diaper and Ir.
| ish Linens
Nankin, Canton, and
Italian grapes
Good black and white
| Silk Hose for 6s
| White cotton Hose
| Cor 30 cents
Plaid Table cloths
Bonnet paper
| Very handsome oil
| cloths for tables
A large assortment oi
| Ribbons
Long and side Combs
Blue, black, brown *
| mix'd, olive and
| green broadclotlls
| and cassiinercs
| Al
| One Case LIZ
HATS-the cheap
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BY AUTHORITY.

EAws OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE TWENTIETH coSoREss.
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Newport, Thursday Morning, May %, 1928.
Printed and Published by
ATKINSON s. RIA ,,

Printers OF the Laws OF The United States
IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite Mr.. Townsend's Coffee House,
And South corner Of Pelham-street.
(Entrance Pelham. .street)
Terms.
Two Dollars per annum-one half IN advance
Price Of .4doertisins.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent mser.
ton Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contm
usd till forbidden, and charged accordingly
G@All accounts must be settled at leas;
once year.
pNo paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid.
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Respectfully Informs his (fends and the
Pubic.
THAT he has taken the Store under the
Il Cusron Housr, No l24 Thames.
street, where he has constantly on hand an
assortment Of every article usually called
for in store Of this kind, and on as rea.
sonable terms as can be purehased in the
State, April "a.
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b hE<llandsome Vestings
s of a new style
s A cheap lot OF twill'c
) bombazctts a. bonn
!. : bazeens
e Ladies cotton Hose
{ for only 90 cents
K ! Fine do. from 80 {,
5 rs cents per pair
d Re.I silk nantes fol
{ So 20
r T, Elegant red mcrinc
3 long sha awls
r { Good shirtings and
! sheetings
r Fine power,loom I'D
}. ) white sheetings
{ White and brown
4 I, French Drilllngs
/. ! Dimiiies good for % .
F, ly Cd
3 Handsome white mus
{ lin dresses
}. ) Cambrics e. cambric
/, muslins
= ) "A Indigo chcx for
: 90 cents
d f, Thread and cotton la
c { Two-blue calicoes foI
! IL cents
}, =; Elegant French flow
{ Silk and cotton Para
) soils and Umbrc Has
il ) Elegant rrussian ging
: ham Dresses, foI
# only 80 each, a ve.
{ ry handsome cheap
IS article.
( s With many other We.
d : ry cheap articles,
sS too numerous 10
; mention.
LSO,
& Bolivar
pest ever brought to this
'ewport, april "a, 1898.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-04-10

OF the people in the event OF warlike opc-
rations. Tho policy of the Sultan is TO be
prepared, happen what may; but the mani
fssto is not declaration Of war, as some
oil our contemporaries have asserted. IL is
generally an appeal to the Faithful to be
prepared for the worst.
Mr.. Stratford Canning had arrived in
England but had not brought any news
which had transpircd.
Reports that the Russian army had cross.
ed the Pruth, had been repeated and con.
tradicted. Il is mentioned, that any pro
seeding Of the kind would be direct VIC.
lation OF the treaty Of July 9th.
After the receipt of dispatches from st.
Petersburg aCabinet Counci was immedi.
a,ely convened, Was fully attended, and
sat two hours.
The debates in Parliament were princi-
pally on The subject of Ministerial jarring,
OF little general Importance.
new war IN India was reported, and
that 5000 additional troops were to proceed
thither from England.
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MEfORJ.\D.7.

Left at n. Orleans, March l7th, shin As.
pasta, Bennett, ,uf Bristol, loading for Liver
pool, to sail in ~ days; brig Balance, Rid
er. of do. tor ireigh, or charter; sloop Nj
ag,ra, Tanner, of this port, do. do.
At Matanzss, Goth uh. ships Boy, Green,
for this port, unc. Gen. Jackson, D'Wolf
Of Bristol. loading for Europe brig. Union,
Bsiley Of Wexford, for Providence Har.
rie,. Cook. Of do. for Europe.
The U S. ship Erie, Turner, from Pen
sncola, arr. at Havana, 18th ult.
The Sublime. at Charleston, f. Hull,
left brig Sarah Lee, McKensie, Of Provid
having been detained by losing one of her
anchors.
Cleared At Philadelphia, April lst, ship
Newport, Burroughs, OF this port, for Ham
burg.
Arr. ct Mobile Iith ult. brig William
Potter, Of this port, fr. Havana.
At Havana, 22d ult ship Elbe, Stanhopc
Of this port, loading for Hamburg Transit
unc. brig Invinclble, Dayton. ofthis port
waiting freight; Baltic. Litileheld, do. do.
Mary, Northam, DO. do.
Ship Atlas, Lswlon, Of Providence. from
Wilmington, was gong into liverpool, on
The 26th Feb.
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Naarrte0.

In Providence on Thursday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Gano, Mr. Benjamin r Wilbor,
of this town to Miss Catharine 5 Ilarwood
daughter of mr.. Edward Harwood, OF the for
NOR place.
Same evening, mr. William Thurston Butts
OF thls town, 20 miss Sabrna A. Rider, daugh-
ter Of mr. Elijah Rider, Of that place
In Weslport, Mass. on the oh ult mr..
George Chadwick, of this town, to miss Lyd.
Ia K. Macomber, Of Westport
Die0.
In this town on Wednesday, .2d inst. Mrs
Sarah Williams, wife of John Williams Esq
aged Ga years
In New-York, on the 9Th ult miss Eliza
Woodward, daughter of the late mr.. Rober,
Woodward of this town, aged "a years.
In Providence, on Friday, capt. jane
Graves, aged so years.-On Sunday, mis-
Hannah Hyatt, in the 22d year her age
nr. Galen Hodges, aged So
In North Kingston, on Tuesday last, very
suddenly, Samuel ID Allen, Esq Sheriff Of
ahe county of Washington In the death o.
this truly estimable man, his family and the
community at large have sustained a sever
loss. Mr.. Allen from early life filled variou
responsible Offices, and uniformly discharp,
the duties Of all Of them in a manner high
satisfactory tu the public
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-04-10

Lorg and square me-
rlno Shawls,
Rich fancy Silk bdkfs
French. English and
American calicoss;
English Ginghams, a
great variety;
Pongees, grapes, Flo.
rences, Gro de nap
Silks;
Fine cambric dimities
Bobbinett Lace,
Jaconet, book, Swiss
muslins:
White Bonnet cam
brics,
Rich gro de Nap rib
bons,
Betting ribbons and
tringed belts,
Silk and cotton ho-
slery,
White, brown, olive
horseskin Gloves;
Black double silk lace
Wells,
Shell combs, a great
JUST RECEUEI
"
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To be sold at Public Auction,
On MONDAY, 2sth day of April,

AZ 10 o'clock, NJ.
On he premises, by virtue ola Decree ofthe
Supreme Judicial Court, at their August
term, 1897.
4 LII the right, title and interest, which
~ WILLIAM &. GRrrNr, late of Newport,
mariner deceased, had in and To ono undivid-
cd half of lot of land, situate on the south
sido Of Dennison street, aud noxt east of tho
residence of Samuel Wbitohorne Also mo
undivided fourth part of lot of land, bounded
north on n street, east on Stephen Doblois,
south on land lato Francis Malbone's and w
on land formerly Daniel Masons. Conditions
at time and place ofsalc.
ap3. HANNAH GREENE, .9dm'y
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Brig Union, Clinton, sailed from Nor
folk, 26th ult for N. Orleans.

Caution 10 MDiners.--The mast OF the
sloop Ann Maria, which was sunk in Long
Island Sound, not long since, in 8 fathoms
water, now remains standing, with 20 feet
Oft above the surface. Ii bears s. w.
from Strattord Point Light, and S. E. and
by s. from Black Rock, distant 5 miles.
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EAFEE.-EANSTlTCS,

Court cf fProLaie, .tsgPori, april 7, 1929.
NICHOLAS q. BOSS, Executor ofthe
~ last will and testament Of John l..
Boss, senior, late Of Newport, deceased,
having this day presented bis accounts as
executor to this court for settlement and
having also presented for settlement his
accounts as administrator de bonu non Of
the estate Of John l.. Boss, Junior, late Of
Newport, deceased: Notice is hereby Civ
en- that the consideration Of said accounts
is referred TO the meeting Of the Court Of
Probate to be held at the State house in
Newport, on the first Monday in May next,
at 9 o'clock, A. ". AT which time and place
all persons interested in the settlcmen, Of
sold accounts are notified TO attend " they
see fl, and they shall be hoard.
BY order ofsaid Court,
b. b. HOUL.8.ND, Prob. Clk.
Newport April 2, ls?s sl0'
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Naatlcai fntrlligrmeC.

PORT OF.NEUPORT
ENTERED,
Sloop Splendid, Read, New York
Schooner Franklin, Baker, Philadelphia.
Sch. Maria, Seabury, Baltimere.
Sloop Ann, Manchester, New York.
Sloop Huntress, Heath, do
CLE3RED,
Sloop Splendid, Read, Providence.
Sloop Albany, Vars, Philadelphia
Schooner Clilo, Thacher, Baltimore.
Schooner Maria, Seabury, Providence,
Soop Ann, Manchester, do.
Soop Huntress, Heath, do.
.ARRIV.4LS.
FRrpAy, April 4--arr. sch Elbc, Studloy f
Dartmouth.
Sch. Turk, Godfrey, fr n York, for Bostor
Sch Olive Branch, Johnson, fr. Portlana
Sch Clement, Clough, fir. N. Orleans, iof
Boston.
Sch. Enterprise, Lee, fr. Philad, for Boston
Soop Morning Star, Simmons, fr. Somer-
sett
Sloop Albion, Baker, fr. Providence.
SATuRDAY-arr sch Achsah Parker, Lum-
bard fr Sandwich.
Sch. Two Brothers, Clarke, fr Machias, for
N Haven.
Sch Banner, Haynes, fr. Frcnchman's Bay,
for " York.
Scbr's. Warren, Scudder Albion, White
Il. Boston, for N York,
Sch. Sarah Porter, Hambln, fr. Falmouth
for Norfolk.
Sloop Globe, Baker, fr. Boston, for N. Y.
Sloops Apollo, Thay0r; Gen Warren, Pres
brey, fr. Taunton, for N Y.
SuSDAy-arr. sch. Marcia, Seabury, fr. Bal
simore.
Sch. Venus, Andros, q days fr, Parmari
bo, (Surinam) for Providence. Left March
10th, briggs Olive, Kinsman, unc. /; Gossippcr,
Foster, loading Jane, Foster, to sail in 3days
for Boston schr. Bolivar, for do. in 4 days
Sch. Rising States, Read, ds fir. Will
mington, (s. C. for Troy, Mass
Sloop Ann, Manchester, fr. N. Y.
Soop b. ID. Jones, Peckham, fr Provid.
MoYpAv--.arr. sloops Huntress, Heath !;
iIcrald; Brown, fr n. York, for Prov.
Sloop Emeline, Shurtliif, fir Prov. for Ware
ham.
Sloops Speed, Rose Ariadne, Phillips, fr
Taunton, for N. Y.
Sloop Friendship, Barker, fr. Saybrook
Sloop Victory. Pierce, fr Freetown.
TuEspAy--arr sloop Providence, Brown, fr.
Warren, for N Y.
Soop Eliza Ann, Potter, fr. Prov. for N Y
WEpSEsDAY--arr. sloop Eliza, Smith, from
Warren.
Sloop Lafayette, Bray, from Pawtucket, tor
Ny
Sloop Dolphin, States from Stonington.
Brig Mary, Jordan, from Providence, for n.
Orleans
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NEW and CHEAP
GOODS

variety;
Black Lasting and cir.
cassians,
Stout black silk and
Niarseilles ves,ing,
Silk fig, black lie.
yaniine and Ger
man Silk hdkfs
Superb blue cassi
mere Il lir 'Stcloti
Irish Linens 1. a su
perior manufacture,
cheap;
Irish Sheetings, Ia.
BILE Linen,
Striped Jeans, Linen
drilling,
Green Booking for
floor cloths,
English N American
Sea Island Shifting
Blue cashmere, suila.
biz for boys cheap;
A great variety of
Broadeloths, Cassi.
mcres, Sattinetts, ,
DC. &c.
from .NEW. YORK,
EownseMd.
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New Hay Seed.
Edward StanhOpe,

Al his store, No Is, Broad street,
Has for sale, rholesoie and retail,
~ tierces clean Timothy SEED,
III 1900 W.T. large red clover do.
$500 VT. small do. do. do.
30 bushels red top
80 do. Bordcn's grass,
81 do. Mlllet.
ALso-2J0 bushels clean oats.
Newport, april 3, 3y.
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LOOK NEREl
April 10, 1928

1--WE or Six Boarders can be acommo.
Il dated at the CASTLE HILL FARM, in
the Neck. The situation is extremely plea.
SAINT, having an extensive tiew ofthe ocean,
and its facilities for fishing and fowling
are not exceeded by any other location on
the Island. Access may be had TO the
Farm either by land or water.
Apply 10 JOHN A. COLLINS.
March "a. 1923.
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Postponed Sale.

tVStPONSU SalV.
VNiiE Lot OF Land on the Hill, late tho
property Of Thomas Townsend, dec.
VIII be sold IN three equal parts al Public
Auction on TUESDAY next. The Barn
thereon standing will be sold separately.
Conditions at time and place.
THOS. TOWNSEND, Excc'r.
April 10.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-27

Total Of foreign wool, Of 81 ,740 lbs.
The prices, as above stated, are the average
prices Of the purchases, both as to quantity and
price. and IN the order Of time, during the Sc
veral half years embraced within the period OF
eighteen months, except the Spanish wool,
which was purchased at one time, and cost the
price set down. My purchases of American
wool have always been in the fleece.
Question. What has been the quality Of tho
wool mostly purchased ior the uso Of your fac
tory and what have been the average prices
per ID. paid At the factory. for the last three
years !
Answer. II has always been my object TO
purchase the finest wool, foreign and domestic,
which the market would sffod Ihave pur-
chased very little native wool Of the low or in
ferior quality. The quality and average prces
have been stated in my answer to the last m
terrogatory.
Question. Into how many parcels or qualities
is the wool usually assorted at the factory, for
the purpose OF manufacture and what will
be the difference in value between the best and
poores, qualities
Answer. I have divided tho American wool
into the following parcels, viz: picklock, prime,
and Nos. !, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 then livery. listing,
head, neck, fribs. and skr,ing. Some foreign
wool we purchase assorted, and ZONE in the
Gesce-Saxony particularly. or this, such as
Is boDah, in the aoees is assorted into tOur par
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-27
MINUTES OF EVIDENCE

II could not be expected Of us to publish en-
tire, the testimony taken by the Committee on
Manufactures, and printed by order THE House
Of Representatives. 1t is comprised in pam
phlet Of one hundred and sixty pages and con-
iains mass Of useful information not before ex.
hibiied to the public. We have selected but
few Of the dcpositions anl those on subjects
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-27
PROVIDENCE. WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY a7

most complete humbugs that was ever i'm
posed upon human srsdulty. Doctor RipPon's
book. will however. beyond doubt. be we'll
worth the attention and patronage efs discrim-
mating and candid public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
.RICHMO.VD PRICES CURRENT.
In1h Enr Cnln

,
PURSUANT TO deed OF trust bearing date The esh day
OF December 30 the 1875, and duly recorded
CLERKS Odiee OF Richmo, County, executed ny g. Me
Carly, and Lucinda H. hi, wife, Trustee he
n-h' OF a. y McCaty sd ny subsequent aTfss by
consent naGe ny The PARTIES that land
tanning about i2 called Liberty Hill in Richmond
County Va.
This Tract well deserves the consideration # who
nliy wish to purchase land. II has story dun.Ir
House. ooniaing with places, paa
g. and closet; there also the basement story
large rooms end entity, to Of tue there
paoe-AsV, good tucEen smokehouse, DAIRY, stable
and new stole house aud cehouss upon the ssiJ
sni-The said tact Contains shout $50 of high
The rest low ounds, and Of The latter about Icoacre.
oak SWAMP.
TIE aid Mansion House s about nile from Indian
bank' on orsteo Creek, and two mile, from ihe Kappa
di'es HSsr, convenient Ia at comfort be
ueit7ed from Salt waieI.! healthy snt
persons ais shsIous.y requested u us sand land before
The day OF sale, which will take psee the
iSih December nes;, At fair, the fiji fair
ruaiic authorizations bali cash. the haiarce
WE'VE AOn;' The aid premises well situated for any
Woitncn Lawyer, Doctor, Merchant lecIauic heinz
wealthy ne'ghboIhood, and the public roads.
Wheat and rye seeded said Farm.
JNO. Is. BRhMHAAI, Trustee.
N u There aton, 400 oi the abuye Isnd
cleared and Of good quality. J.B.b
@'oE. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

lffT virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 the sriss
- scriber by James Cooke, late BE county on
Powhatan, and duly recorded in ths Court Of ihe
said County; viii bc sold for ready money al Pow
ha'an Courthouse on H,eGnesd5y the l1ih day II
December next, being Court day, a tsac, of Isnd
gIng ana beiDg IN said County, situated on Jarnca
Eiycr, and bounded by the lands Of John r. C,oc,c
and Others containing 400 acres more or icss, or
so much thereof as may be Sufficient TO pay ana
SATISFY the debt in ihe said deed mentioned -This
tract o! land il the samc on which the said JanF.s
locke rcs.ded before lis dcaih.--Tho tile is be.
heved 20 BE- good, but The subscriber actng a
trustee, will convey such tile only, as is ves,e
in hifo by the deed sfofesail
+. RCBERTSON, IN. TRUSTEE
t.5v. e. 79.-.,s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
FLOUR AND WHEAT.

FLOUR AND WHEAI.
Sales Of Flour were made yesterday at 81 III
Holders are generally asking from 81 l-2 10 s.
The fair price may, however, be quoted at 81 LIZ.
Wheat 81 10 10 30,
We have been kindly favored with the follow
IN. extract ola letter 10 a merchant IL this city
dated:
"SEw NoRK, Noy. ~, lS2a
Prices have gore up too high and too fast
but it was not TO be expected that greater pru-
icnce should prevail here than in England; when
every letter-wri;er gave into the geneia al eonvic
ton OF a greet deficiency of crops, and no where
Most PERSONS expect lie next or 9th ult ac-
count TO be similar 10 the las--and as gene rally
we believe il is expected accounts in the course
OF the winter will be favorable.
Severa thousand barrels have been brought on
the decline upon English account we believe. and
they arc still wanting =, 81 but Oh Change
this day, few sales AT IT,"
[Richmond Compiler.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

I II Ls5 7 IS-IJIE.
ga virtue OF deed u .,reut.d 10 the n,
80 's Wathin' hearing date the 90 doy of Augut Ie28
sud duly recorded ~ tie Clerks Office Poyyhs!sn for The
purposes IN ssd deed mentioned, shall .. publicly for
J,uu,ry next, Uha. be ay the following NEGROES 10
vat Molly aud hes three children Nancy, B.ssy Rose
Suck i.'e on- Is vested us;se, will he
to tie s!assr bat the title believed
IL. W. FLOURNOY, Trustee
MJiyis excellent cook ard valuable house servant
II. ". Z.
give my asseo, TO the above sale
WILLIAM WATKINS
Euv. "a. sn-y5,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28

to be Infused into Inc Consti,uiion-ani that man
VIII hereafter deserve most of his country, who
n the present time thinks less OF himself AMI more
of her.
In word, let us cling together, for reforming
abuses and restoring the PRINCIPLES OF the Con
sli'uiion. Let us scout all attempts 70 divide us
and Tor the good of the country, le,the ftienas
oil reform have " one rui!, long, and Pull to-
gelher." The man Sho nianiies,s the p,ises, re-
solution 10 pursue this COURSE and the iiost indie
tatgablc Yea in its prosecution. nc, take no surer
way To reecnmeni himself to his cour,rymen.
Patriotism Is now the safest road for ambition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
.TSCRIP,ra
Meta rote hsYand he .nu,,.t,ins !


Aive been ridicn!ed for suggesting twice
that Mr.. Adams might not receive vote TO the
West o! the A!lcgtany--I,ut the saying is made
gooi-ffe viii not get solitary vote-and the
West goes for Jackson by universal acciamation--
oii'o, kentucky, Indiana al for lirn-and the
following letters from the " Y. Evening Post, bv
Inc last Evenings mail, shew ;hat the only re-
manning doubtful state 10 The West has gone Tor
hin, who fought the battle OF the S,h January
ami saved y. Orleans from the ruthless hand OF
the invader
Extract of letter dated,
"NEw ORLEANS, Sih Nov. .LS2S.
"in The midst OF our affections We have cause
70 rejoice at the cheering prospects of our coun.
try. The election Of this state has gone for Jack
son by handsome majority, and proud Louis-
ana has paid the debt of gratitude TO her deliverer
by this conveyance send you two newspapers.
In haste, yours, truly
Extracts from the papers enclosed in the above
} letter. NEW ORLEANS, Noy.7
| Electioa.--Thc election in louisiana has re-
suited, as we always expected it would result, in
the complete triumph of the Jackson ticket. In
New Orleans the vote stands:
| For jackson 7f7
Adams 665-S2
We lave received the returns from few OF
the adjacent parishes Oh the Mississippi in which
| the vote for the Adams ticket is much smaller
than 1t was in July. We have also received p ar
tial returns from some OF the parishes in Mr. Cur
,eys district there the majoriics for the Jackson
ticket are overwhelming. In St. Tammany, out
VI --- 'S'eS Ei'SH -NOdiiS uCrtel received
only 40, ten of which Illegal, being given BY
persons who resided in New Oreans.-it is be-
lieved that the majority for the Jackson ticket in
Mr. Gurleys district, will not lee short OF 1900
We have received letter from highly respecta-
BILE gentleman in Rapides, who has the best OPP
portunities OF forming correct opinion, which
states that in the district now represented by Mr..
Brent, the majority for the Jackson ticket will be
from 400 TO 500, which will balance any maiori-
! ty which our opponents may receive in Mr. La
ingston's district. The majority for the Jackson
ticket in Louisiana will not be less than 1000.
Bets OF j TO were freely offered Yesterday that
Jackson will receive the votes of this state.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
GfnO REWARD

Ik( UsNAWAY from Tfabu-', Pit, or rioas,y fbt e-s
80 Sel,, antgro nrsu usms1 Puni,a. - ff.de BIsci
5nhh fHmsn ss foeisblc bright mulato, about IS or ~
yfas old good looking aud inttes" ro. Pdfusn la.
no douf otti'nei free paper aud viii lenvss
state have fea'on 10 believe he has tssn rse.pdS
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STATE Of Worth Caroline, Granville c0unty Cp,,r
OCPisas and Quarter Sessions. Notea,ber T.rin rs2a
l'HE subscriber having qualified at Term atore.
said, rs Executor OF the last Win and Testament
oil John o. Smith, dec late of the City Of Rich
siding within the State of Virginia who have claims
against said estate, TO present them in legal form
within tIc time prescribed by law, TO William
FORD OF Richmond, who is duly authorised TO act.
lie With all the creditors OF said deceased residing
within the State OF Virginia or iilis Notice Will be-
plead in bar ol their recovery And all persons in.
deoted to SAID estate respectfully requested To
come forward 10 him and make Immediate settr-
nent OF their accounts, by bond or otherwise
SAMUEL s. DOSNEY, EN'r
tJ TIC last Wdf and TestaH,eni Of - Sn,th, dee
4rOY. -.
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be found, who could suffer his son 10 buy on cred.
it, nor would pocket money be furnished beyond a
very moderate sum.
Richmond. Nor. 2S. 1928