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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-27
ECCENTRIC NINE PROPRIETOR.

One of the Mexican Mines, called Nuestre
S6nore Guadalupe, Is very celebrated. IL be-
longs TO Don Francisco lrtatte, relation OF
the prcsdeut's wi.o refused an offer of ono
million of dollars, made in 1928, by an associa
ton of foreigners, on condition that he siould
allow them to work his mine for term of three
years. Guadalupe is free from water, and stu
atcd at u considerable elevation above the
plain; it contains vein OF gold Of consider
able breadth. and its produce might be in-
creased to ten times its present amount; but
the proprietor, man Of very peculiar llbi!s,
refuses TO work tho mine for months together,
and when compelled to employ labourers ca il,
in order to prevent the loss Of his title by ex-
posing the mine TO denunciation from come
other quarter, never allows more than -four ar
robas o. gold, 90 lbs. weight TO be raised in
the week.
The idea Of man possessed Of boundless
wealth, hut refusing To make any use of tie
treasures wiihin h.s reach, viii seem in,ret,i-
bic in Europe; bat iriartc really does not know
the value of money. Wuh at least a million
OF dollars in gold aud silver in his house, lIo
lives in habta'ion, the furniture OF which is
composed Of buffalo skins, with wooden tables
and chan of go massive Il construction that 1t
requires two or three nen tn htt them rom one
part OF The room 10 the other. Has sons, whom
never he permits to leave the town, are forced
TO attend to little retail shop II Cosata; and
! his daughter, who is pretty, is suffered to grow
| up in uneducated idlencss His own habits are
| abstomous, and his religious notions extreme
lv stiict. lie disikes illusions 10 his wealth,
| and considers any inquiry respecting has nhne
almost as a personal offence. To all propos
ais for ccsson Of the right OF working it,
even for a limited time, he has constantly gwen
the same answer. namely, that he does not
want money; and that ii he did, those who
oicr him the most liberal terms know best that
ho could take out of his mine double tie amount
of any thing they could give in less time than
they would themselves require TO raise the
money.
Under these circumstances, but little is to
be expected from the mno Of Guadalupe, until
the death Of lis eccentric proprietor; but u
any faith can be placed in the uniform opin-
ions Of those best acquainted with Cosata, IFS
wealth is almost unparalleled; and tho three
sons Of lriartc must, at some future period, os-
tonsh tie world by the immsusty OF their re.
sourccs.-T TVcrd's MericO ia 1927
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-27

II was asacried by Col. Preston Of Columbia
:. c. that out of every hundred bales Of cot
ton which the planters sent TO market, sixty
were virtually takon from him by the operation
Of the Tariff act. This assertion SO utterly alb
surd and e,ravagan,, has been reiterated by
the editor Of the Journal, and made the foun-
dat!on of several very ingenious editorial es-
says Soon after one of these publications, a
correspondent of ours states, that the follow
ing short dialogue took place between the ed
itor and one olhis country readers.
Planter: Good morning Mr.. Editor how
goes the typos this morning'
Editor Good morning neiebbcr Dolcs.
Pionter.--I say, MIR. editor, I'm rather jubas
you've missed the figure This time.
Edior.--Ah, how so'
Pla9ier.--Why you see as how took my
crop 30 market Yesterday, end it btung me 9 2
cents, which is more .han got last yeaI, bo-
fore the passage of the Terl, that you have
been talking SO much about.
Ed!oI-True neigtbor; The merchants are
obliged to have the cotton cost what it will
But the Tariff will ruin the country notwith-
standing.
P!anier--Why as 10 that, it mote or it
motent, bot ! on told lis last week that out of
every hundred bales Of cotton 90 went TO tho
Tariff; now ye see, sold my whole crop for
the ready, and not cent was deducted for
the Tara, aid herein is where you've missed
The figure.
Editor. - But you must reco!lect that the
daty on Droadcloth has been increased fifty
per cent.
PianteT.-They may tax il a hundred for
what care you know never buys none, nor
do my neighbors. and therefore I'm jubus that
the story Of the planters losing co bales of
cotton out Of every hundred, is all hum
bug. | shall just 20 and hear what the Argus
says on that head.
iSapannah Mercury.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-27
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

According laws force, the ensuing choice Of
leco will be made in several States of the Union in the
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-27
or;-ROOTS & SHOES.-St1

II Z. IL. RICHARDSON, has the pleasure Of inform
- ing his friends aud the public, that he las taken The
adjoining ore No. ISL to 1873, Washington street, Boston,
directly opposite the Old South Church, ior the express
purpose OF accommodating those who purchase Tor The coun
try retail trade, and hopes by constant unrcnns aei
ton to all orders 10 receive share of pubic tavofs
CONDITIONS.
Hinder sIC0 Cash,
Over 100 months,
500 months.
ANY article in his linc furnished nj the shortest notice.
ON HAND,
complete assortment of Ladies' black, white and Pearl
eoorel heel and spring heel slippers.
Misses and Chdgcn's hIck, red and blue Lestry, ana
Denmark Satin hecl and spring slippers.
Morocco KID American and Rnssh Calf walking shoes,
and heel pumps with good assortment of Chilien's red,
yellow green blue and tea coorcd Dooee and ance strap
Shocs
Gentlemen's fine calf, horse hide, and seal skin Boots
ALSO.
Philadelphia Baltimore and NewY Sole Leather shoe
Thread ai Lining Skins Cochneal, ScNer all OF those al
ticles ARE warranted first rate.
J. L. II. r. requests those who wish to purchase, to cal
and exnnc his stock, fresh and direct from the d
ferent manufactures. 80.
All those who will favor him with their orders, shall re-
ceive the most strict attention.
Boston, May 20
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TUNIIE undersigned, oilers for sale, house and lot, sat
III ed ON Pawtuyet Street. in one Of the most agreeable
sections of the town The house is new, story high,
ganbreI rooted and finished in the most modern style The
lot IL 80 feet front PawtuXet Street. aud 30 feet deep
This estate is pe u,ry calculated for young mechanic,
or indeed for ny man who fond Of the cottage life, and
possesses numerous advantages any other estate of the
vicinity II will be sold reasonable aud accommodating
terms, for which please TO apply at the office o The Literary
Cadet or To the owner of the estate, Pawtuxet Street
the premises. SAMUEL CliAEhE'
Marcel
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-27
CABINET FURNITURE

o, %,
VHyIE subscribers grateful 10 their friends ana the public
for past patronage, respectfully nium them, that they
keep alw ys hand supply Of fashionable and common
Furniture ,de of the best materials, and from the newest
and most approved patterns, among which aie
Ward Robes and Sofas,
Ss,a S;s,s $ss and Tables.
Bureaus various patterns and sizes,
Work Tables, SC. SC.
Those in want Of any articles in line, will find to
their interest give call before purchasing, rs we are
determined sell cheap any regular Cabinet Maker III
this town, and Furniture being manufactured ii'ne-
diately under direction, will be warranted equal
both in materials and workmanship, to any made III this
country.
SunctIay attended To. - - :, ,,,.o,,
nav z 1y. SAMUEL & JOSEPH RAWSDN.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-27
BELLEyUE HoTEL-NEwPORT.

VUyIE publ;c h reperiluly nftmed, thai addiIona
he'd have heen added To- hi. Establishment, which will
eon,cqenly snd accommodation to visitors Tor the re-
,,jpJsr Of IN, season 81. Augua O.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-27

General G,scomc has stated, in the British
House Of Commons, that the number OF sea-
men in the Brtisl, merchan, service has dirnln-
shed 10 900 in one yeat!
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
Siii.Rlsf! = SALE.

sgV vl-tre N i srt W ,lta eyp ~ ne -eeiei, pili
B be e49ese a rtaae sale q Vac siou,c d Wam
nUas,Att, Batl,ar, VI ,lnaJwHft i liu1d,ei, 10
'fuesjav, ~, IN 6 lal. neat II >, 3c9c., NJ,
si thar altt., VI trQs 'alI st Ri NJ Arpalsnu.
.1dr's ,..a.fei aAd @ulusr d N.@c.. "a, bounded ~
9a4kaAgd ct0e. ss Disd pt Jeau NAV eNs, Wlmr Iia-
S,i aics 10 s. p.eTs Sltti trsue IN eil Il Ntse
\ kl'sacn 's1ie a5aAaE.i szt corn crib thereon
ree'e can.ai ':. PristiaN Z" N9naied Ard !iy
actrs tfe A'nc more pa l's ioe her with all aud
sWguIr tc t'rres eneats a,d 4rpnHennc-s thorcunto
selnnEng. SelaA I AID ake yecntion as the property
81 Sa'7ae! .9tms;19pg, and p hs soi' ~
WfitlAH iERDNiA1S, S.E.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
siFilRiFFNS SALE.

I1T 'r1e oI of yead esp. 10 ne directed VIII
I'D hs eSnesed q !Hsic sie a, lie house Of F,aneis
SasAon, Ci~lSa cnlnc', IN Ne~case Hundred, Fll4y,
the llt ds Of juiy nest O'clock r NJ, the follow.
ing desched ptHat!oas laetsi land Situate, yin aid
being ~ tie Funded anl County # Newcastle No l.
Bounded hy lands of Hugh Gemnii and Thomas Jaqnett
by the mil poud and by She River Delaware !th frame
house stable aud mich house thereon cted contain
ing by comiMtaon hundred al rghty.one acies be
the same m9rc or !css. No. 2 Tie cqlll and u.-
divided uurt rarl Of attract Of land he Gdrcd afore.
said, bounded W NE rosd leading from NeNcae "a the
old ferry the CIR ana creek, ard BY lands now in the
possession 4 John p farshce, w.h stof, brick
house AMI kitchen. barn, stable and 1tber on Ginrs
thereon crested, cpnianin2 The Whole bV con IA ION
Tr'y-seysn acres be The ~ less. 81 I'D ID
laken cHccn the n,cPertY # ieGfe Ei3~ft and
n D. sud- - WILLIAM iiEi.!sAAN, .,L'F
.-..1.c l...n
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27

NO 5t] AN ACT 70 satherlc die 'epslaturc Of thc
Legislature ct he sac of ia,a q, sell the land.
heretofore appropriated Yf tie u schools II thai
state.
BE I encc'e9 b he sgnate and House Of Repre-
sentative. n tAe United states of .lmerica IN ION
@sess 1S>eh, ed. That the Legislature of the state
W Indiana sia be, ard i hereby, authorized I'd
,el a1l convey, II fee simple, al or any part, oi
tie lands heretofore reserved ana appropriated by
Congress tcr the use Of schools within SAID State
and q invest the monrY arsin. from the sale
thercot in some productive fund. the proceeds Of
"hIcb shall be forever applied, under tie direction
loi sall Legislature, for tie use and support Of
schoals, with the several townships and districts
Of country for which they were originally reserved
and set apart, and for no other use or purpose
whatSoeyer Pyoridea, said land, or any part
thereof, shali IN case, be so, without the con
sent OF the inhabltants Of such township or dis.
tflcr, To be obtained in such manner as tic !cnis.
atuFe ot said State shall, by law, direct. .9nd
proupcd also, that in the apportionment Of the
proceeds of said fund, each township and dis.
tict aforesaid Shall lie eatitel 20 onch part there.
!, and no more, rs shall haze accrued from the
sum or sums OF money arising from the sale of the
school lands belonging 70 such township UT dis
tlct.
Sec. 9. find he il further enacted, That, if the
proceeds accrulng 10 any township or district,
irGn sad nnd sha! be insufficient for the spnnort
4 q schoeis therein, Il shall be lawful for said Lee
risature to vest the same, is herein bcfure Iii
lected, lnttI the whole proceeds Of the fund be
longing to such township or district shall he ade
qlate 70 the payment, permanent maintenance and
support at schoois within the same.
Aprroved--2ith iiay, 1928
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27

IAe latest PUa.-The following admirable pun.
IS given as banded to US, by hard thnkng cor
respondent; it will do good and show the wick
edncss OF such things. Such perpetrators ough.
to be punished by ppblicatlon as solc,nn warn
lns to all good society. We hope it IS original.
- gentleman called upon friend the other
day, aud was LANDED glass OF wine from de-
canter which had contained gin--when Tie host
complained Of its having inbibed the taste Of that
spirit, the wicked punster excaimed--t On 10.
Sir, think i perfectly siany ,rins''-.,tas.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27

Locc1 .usmory. agiabcchl, The Flcrentinc
Librarian, remembered every book, in every col
lection Of winch he had once seen a catalaane
and when he had seen a library, lie remembered
the place Of every book in every book case. In
regard to books he had read, his memcry was such
that IN more than ten thousand volumes he could
reler to the particular volume cy page where any
SUBJECT argument, or suggestion was to be found
so that at lasthe vas constantly referred 10 hy lear
hea men, as kind o! index to tie stores Of al.
most every library in Europe
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27

the territory OF Michigan Is perhaps, more ra y
pH!!y advancing in trade and pooulaton ,han
most oi the western states. the emigration there
has oeeh :feater thaa to any other portion Of the
nn'on. lhe climate and Soil are inviting. and
the 'acility Of communication with New York Off,
isfs 9teot inducement. As an evidence Of the
rapn advancement of tins people, We perceive
mat me banh OF Mnnroe has gone into operation
under the revised charter.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
JACKSON MEETING.

yEVIE friends of General Jackson in Kent County, re-
a quested to at the State House in Dover on Sat
nrday the 18th OF July at ten O'Clock in the moEing
general attendance particularly requested much busl.
of Importance will be transacted and all the prelm-
nary arrangements of the party be made This
she upon themselves Their rights and liberties arc
stake; nothing preserve them but nntring vgl-
ispce practised upou the principles OF public rue Let
than look fn
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27

~" rs , AN ACT ID confirm claims 10 Iards n tie
lhsnct between tie Iiio ilpndp aLi Sabine Rivers.
founded on habalion and culti,atinn
He enactM By NE Senaie nnd Hoasa cf popre.
s'pt9iires Of The UMiied Suites Of .qmerica IL {on
gress assembled. That the claims to lands founded
on habltatlon and cultivation, reported for confirm
afon ny me hesisler and Receiver Of the South.
western District OF Louisiana. in their renort ia
tsd November first, eighteen hundred anti twenty
'our, in conformity TO the provisions of the act.
Of Congress. Of the third Of March, eighteen hun
dred aud twenty-three, and twenty sixth of MAY
eighteen handred and twenty-four contained in
the thnd class Of the report of said Register am,
Receiver be. and the same are hereby, confirmed
except claim, number forty.two, near Cantouneu
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27

Jssun ani the claims Of Leonard Dyson rtiaDcrs
fourteen and eighteen; Samuei softf'' ,H"'e' ,
ton and thirteen. Bapt,ste Poiret. brnther and
sisters. number thirteen; Baptste foirci, senior,
nnmhcr twenty. Henry {tockman, number thirty
one; Peter Stockman, naml'er --- Moses hoD'
:u,on number twenty one; James Fha'l.' n"'4orr "
iwent tour; Gear Wallace, number w. , .i'a' ~
and hiiy six; John Montgomery, tnAt"r' "uhpe'
sixty nine aud Emanuel i,ckel, nn'hpef '"o
hundred and thsty one whlch claims are s"s
pended until it i asccstancd vhe'hr' lhey ~
situated within the limits Of the land, claimed ~
the Caddoc Iplians
! Sec .. .qad be Il .tnrther enac'ed. mat th'
aonlirmatcns made by this act shall not DC con.
strucd to extend further than 70 4 rtl'hlnlshme''
Of ,ltc on the past Of the United states ana the
claims hereby confirmed shall be located Gnuei
the direction of the Register and Receiver oi the
proper Land Office. in conformity with the lesa
subdivisions of the public surveys, so lar as ptac.
ticablc. aud shall include the Improvements Of the
claimants respectively.
Appioved--24tA May, 1873
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
SllllklEhn:S SALE

EyN Y';f 4. Sutof yend rxr. ID NE directed, wiN
~ he cNfcNta 10 tabhe sse, at ''e House o Robert
Nonncl " i5a!H~ne Hundred. ~ 5atpraythe i2h lay
~ '@s' nrItat 2'cet. A. NJ al the fpuoUisg l.scr,.
r ~ " piece q ground, situate, ling and being il,
ie ale Of }rar zine aud county OF Nc%ca5;le bound
cav. 'ae Honco'd furnFke read, by lands ai neo ialun
iftpit aea j-cSo Dcrrcka9n wrh lo.r &elng house
nnia s. 49, 'i cooper shop thereon ereced atunng
2ae hat 7g an sure be tlle or irss sezed
ard aken n Execution q the Property of los ph pele
secr afa e &c s9! " WILLIAM IigllUMAA S.N
l,us.l. L-..- O. ~
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
SlIIlRIFEnS SAFE.

EpI tue of wr,toi yeh1. exp. 70 ne directed. vii!
ID Re expose pntfc s-ic. at The house Of Peer
t!csckson in Crsllna uoadfed ~ Saturday the 12,h
.lay ot iuly next At 3 oeoeI, 2i The following es
ar5e raaaton q tract o. !and situate lying and he.
" the Hundred Of Cniistsn and County Of Ncecasle
haif.dtd ty the Wilmington and Bennett Turnpike road
hy sns Il Peter :endrickson Samuel Gregg r and lands
AZ Of john Simmons, dec Containing forty acres be the
less. Together with all and singular The
Improvements ani spplftenauces thereuno heonpinp
3eized and taken in Execution the properly nf If,3m
8 .qndera0n, and to be sold by WM. liERDMAN, S!'G
Newcastle lane 10,h 1928
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27

Sa,s q Voos' The public sale of foreign wools
oy Msssrs' Coolidge. Poor and Head, recently
took p,aee N the Hall over the City Market. BoS.
ION lhe Company was numerous, aud ,he bl.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
GrAMA AoAge af De\aWave.

STATED communication Of The Grand Lodge 81 De-
N Iaware will be held Wilmington, Fridn Vie }7th
uy of June ncX al 10 u'cock, A NJ. ne subordinate
Lodges relptsed attend hy their representatives,
WILLIAM L. READ GG,d Secittifg
May 23th, 1928 29 :"
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27

Elevate no man to offices Of high respe,srS! y .S
and trust, whom you would not be "ilAaH Js I,en..
your executor, or guardian % your yous a'''J dim.
and the result viii be, sound leSisia'lon' Of
mutton OF public expenditure, ana the p's''
u free eiecfce franchise
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
INFORMATION WASIED.

ETDW.aRO HUNT, man cf y years of age sboa &
"a fe'l OF inches lsl pretty tout made, u dai k
,eetb, ,--.ho has hce6 q Il ncinnchpi> state &C mpd
fr pAst, cft hi 'itcTs rgsaeacr ruesda,
ngiH, The 27n Aiay list ~itant Ne tioAedrc Of the
f4u.il,, MA hAs h8t De-n boHr ot snce. NE had
brown ceth co4tee, ard na,lo1rs, shuls aud ,eg
horn hat Io2s sh hin aJ cu'a E.cat Coat aud WEI.
inn5ton sirie rl,a.'oons itlaua a.cstleit Whethei
be had Any F'enry el than ao;es nc aiae EanN i
Trenton.
Any person who has Tim, n csn give anv icfosr,a
sinn respect ng Inn, Ni confer Fie; favor mgch
aHic ed a3iit bA addressing l5e c-.ptr, viGg
princeton, " Any yHease acHttd Ii tHe support It
The sa Ei@. liQul MI. { eaceiip fai
9Li, WI HUT
Jlre z, 1873
rj PRINTERS N news9sners wi p!ease Giy- ,he abo:e
ore Or twG usefttens
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27

Il 3D..
on the Portuguese; and thu Saxon ana sanal;' H,",
woods realized former prices. Ahont ood Ni'al'is At,
nf the la tier, and lj5 Of the former. wora ",V'
Merlnos brought 40 cents. and lot or 49,, ~
lrctrd saSony iecccs G., cents. yery l,t,'a ''SeN
wuol was offered. nce
sfe~ York, .inhp Il, ls5s
y efortons s'Sli.-~On Saturday last an No..
wheihng meeting was heli in the CITY Of Rocio
ter. Monroe county, by the republican friends \
Andrew Jacksun. winch has struck terror in,o !,
minds Of the whole Adams gentry tbronnb",t Y
western counties. II IS well known that Mon,,,
county Las been considered the stronr MA y y,
cnaltior. Here Gay and lis marty ss,a,ha a
that niamons papcf called Tie .4ntl Iioso,i. r
quirer, for the purpEsc Of abusing the hopn.. e.,
inss of the people IL reatlon to the unlor,n,a,.
case Of Morgan. HE Albany managers hssa.
ways looked upon that spot a. the verv bot.be3 4
Adamssm. 1t is With 10 ordinary emotcn ~. y
we find the friends Of Andrew Jackson bp,,n,;".
to stir. The Long Room Of ihe Mansion Jons
says the Rochester Advertiser, was cro,y,lal n I
degree unsurpassed by any meeting ever hsl1 l.
that village. James Seymour, the oheriN d 4.
county, was Chairman. and Addison Carbon.
District Attorney, the Secretary 1t was psrtr.
lariy attended by the mechanics, the artisans ,.,
the real democracy OF the county. Manv sI
quent speeches were made, and a series Of tesor
tons adopted Of the most patriotic and iayi,oa.
ting character.
Such are the first effects Of the ,cor-pes,ito,s
va ID famine speech upon the free citizen. (.
New York. 1t viii be followed by numeroS
meetings in every part Of the state The age,r
ol thc coalition reckon wthnut their host, Tu
'hey talk Of Now lork beng for Adams. SD.
was The cry they raised previous 10 the last IN
elections n tbs city. They we're then met at tae
p'3is AMI overwhelmed by The votes Of the pcotls
inr next election throughout this great stale v.
be tie same as the election last falI but on aa l,
.atsed sca'e. rhey will be roued.-ove
r"-'le!eated oy tie votes oi an indignant and "a
'riotlc pcore-.i1ah.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27

Profto5tc .i;anagemcpf..~-Whie Mes'.s' =. T.
ans and Clay ware writing" !" long yarms =" !,
the sy Militia men, shot for Their treason' =. :,
i0st tha YES. hpdia trade, While they were ?,
ting, circulating and paying for the'r ra"i I,
abusing Mrs. Jackson, they found they na" i,,
ded ne e.peases cf TIE former .9dw'al'lrm,rI
iout seren miH,ons' While they were l".J'" ,aI +.
good morals to the people, Mr.. Ciay Pa''JJ PnJ i
scd, and Join Eandotph 'cas not h'Iea' a. a. ,be
these worthless are amusing themselves At lar l,c,
Billiard Table, the people will turn ao's -
aud turn up Andrew.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
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