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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-15

TRIBUTE OF REsPKCT.-Tho Editors and
Publishers of newspapers in the city of Boston
will give a dinner at the Exchange Coffee
House, this day, 10 the Hon. BENJAMIN Rus
SELL, late editor of the Boston Ceniinel.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-15

o. Capt. JONES denies positively that his
skull was cracked, or that his leg is broken. =
We beg pardon Of the gentleman.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-15

GREAT DIvIDENp.-The American In-
surance Company, at New-York, declared .
dividend for the last six months, to the holders
of the stock, Of tUenty per cent.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-15

GtThe Editor of the Boston Palladium
does not intend to puff any Of the ANIMALS
recently published. VIVA, II pity
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-15

Hon. MARTIN VAN buren, is elected Gov.
ernor Of the State Of New-York, and Judge
THGooP, Lient. Governor.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-15

In The East Indies. by means Of Telegraphs,
information has been conveyed four hundred
miles in s minutes.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-15

u, Two gentlemen in Pawtucket, have bet a
Hog on the result Of the Presidential Election.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-15

~ We had a small fall Of snow in this town
yesterday.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-15
LITERARY
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is.
20 o., FOR PRESIDENT,
nHN QUINCY. AD.LNS,
Es,s FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
"a RNCH.AKD RUSH.

0ANDrDArBs ron ELECTORS.
- 1, Efeets. .Ncpsmber l9fh.]
GALES EARLE, Providence.
SrHpHE . b. CORNELL, PonrsaovrH.
ELISHA WATSON. sourn-KIsGsrowS.
CHARLES ELDRlDGE. East GsErNwIcH.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-15
1BY THE Z POAT.l

We have received by tho steamboat wssh-
ing'on, our Ncw-York papers Of Thursday
evening from which We g',ner the iolio"ins
intelligence
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-15

Catholics Of Ireland.
Troops Of the North. - We understand that
two steam-packets were detained in Liverpool
on Monday, to convey troops 10 Belfast z. a
point not as W. should suppose, exactly IN the
dIrsc, from Liverpool TO T%pperary!- Dublin
Register, 10Th October.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-03-06

Cape Elizabeth, in Maine, in addition 70
the appropriation Of three thousand dollars
made by act Of second March, one thoua
sand eight hundred and twenty seven, foux
thousand five hundred dollars.
For placing three buoys on the bar at
the entrance Of st Augustine Harbor, in
Florida, in addition to the appropriation of
one hundred and twenty dollars made by
act OF second March, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty seven, two hundred
and eighty dollars
For placing three buoys in ST. Marks
| llarhor in Florida, in addition TO tho ep.
! preparation OF one hundred and ~ en'y doll
lars, made by act ofsecond March on thou
sand eight hundred and twenty. seven. two
hundred and eighty dollars.
For stationary and books for the Offices
Of Commissioners OF Loans, one thousand
slx hundred dollars.
For the salaries Of the Keepers of tho
Public Archieyes in Florida, one thoussnd
dollars
For the discharge Of such miscel aneoua
claims ofthe United STATES, not Otherwise
provided ior,ts shall be asoeriained end ad-
mitted IN due course OF scttlcmcr, at tho
Treasury, twelve thousand dollars.
For The salaries tho Ministers 10 Lon.
don, Paris, 81 fe,ersburgh, Madrid, Mcxi.
CO, and Colombia for the salary Of Charge
dss Affoires at StookLolm,th he Netherlands.
Lisbon, Guatnn ala, Brazil, Buenos Ay-
res, Peru and Chill, for opl6t Of n MinisA
ter TO London, ofthe Charge des Affairs
10 Chill and Brazil, end 10 cover an outfit
10 the present Charge Affaires nj Colom-
ba Tor the salaries ofthe Secretaries Of
Legation, and for contingent expenses Of
oil the Missions abroad, including one hum
dred thousand dollars, which is the uncx.
pended balance of appropriation applicable
30 tho aforesaid objects, ore hundred and
forty nine thousand dollars.
For the Salaries Of the agents of Ciaimh
at London and Paris, four thousand dol.
lars.
For the relief and protection Of fdi.trrss4
ed American sesfnen ~ foreign Countries.
twenty five thousand dollars, including an
unexpended appropriation of fsixicen thou
sand dollars.
For Registers for ships and vessels, and
Lasts of crews, four thousand dollars.
For expense al bringing the votes for
President ond Vice President Of the Unit.
cd States TO the seat OF Government six
lhousnnd HlA hundreu dOIlnrs.
Sec. 2. find he iJhviher enacted, That
tho several suns hereby appropriated, shall
be paid out of any money in the Treasury.
not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. g. find be IL further enuetsH, That
The Secretary Of the Treasury be directed
to pass to the credit Of the Postmaster Ge-
nernl the sum Of twelve thousand NIX hun
drod aud twcnty.cight dollars and twenty
-four cents, being the sum actually okpcnd.
ed during the years one thousand eight
hundred and twenty. five, one thousand
eieht hundred and twenty six, and one
ihouSnnd elght hundred and twenty seven,
.oI ezra clerk hire IN the Drpsnmcnt ~
INC General Post Office, ior Icpai,s cf'he
buildings Of that Department, and for con-
ngencms.
A. STEVENSON,
speaker Of The House Of representatives.
J. &. CALHOUN,
Vice President Of the United States, and
President of the Senate
Approved-l2h Feb. 1929.
JOIN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-03-06
Thomas Stacey, y

Having just returned from .Neie. York Gad
Albany,
orrERs ron SALE
The following articles, at his store IN
Thames Street, opposite The Office OF
the Rhode Island Republican.
Butter, cheese, lard, pork
6our,corn,rye, buck wheat, New
town pippins, and S;pitzenburg
apples, by the bbl. or bushel.
cider, and Albany ale, shag
barks. by the bbl. or bushel.
chesnuts, dryed peaches, a vc
ry choice article; dryed APPLE,
drycd beef, white beans /; hay
seed, by the bbl. or bushel, with
a great many articles too ted
ious to mention.
The above together with every other nf.
ticle. generally called FOR at Grocery. pre
now ready for sale NJ low az can be- borglt
at any other store in town Of the sarn.
quality.
Newport, Dec. q. 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-03-06
Newport, Thursday Morning, March 6, 1928.
Priuted and Published by
ATKINSON & READ,

Printers Of the Laws of the United States
IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite Mr.. Townsend's Coffee House,
And South corner of Pelham street.
(Entranoe Pelham street)
Terms.
Two Dollars per annum-one half in advance
Price Of .9drertising.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
tion. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, win bo contin-
ucd till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
uFAll accounts must be settled at least
once year.
UNo paper discontinued until srrearages
are paid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-03-06

DAVIS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE TwEETIETH CONGRESS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27
From tie Louisville F;..vs.

Inc last kentuckian has some calculations cr, the
s,rcngt!i OF Parties i'll this State which are WORTHY OK
attention. The whole number al voters in the State
as reported to the Legislature at the as1 session Ly
the Auditor, Is 86,22T; and the whole number u
gwen at the last election. s77 III: the;,
were 1856 voters who did not vote in Aun,yt In thn
counties which gave Admins: ration rnaioriti,ss o25
voters neglected 10 vote: III the Jackson c0uutirs
1850 only neglected TO vote hence arises probability
tiiat o those who did not vote, there is minority OF
3ooo Tor the Administration. IN II OF the cortcs
strongest Tor Jaclson S5 votes given more than
tcir actual number of voters. In 81 OF thc cou,.,
strongest Tor the iGminiSi, lion, there we've 5eTl
Votes teSs than the number OF voters Jefferson conn
ty Jackson voted 2,72;: its actual number of voters
as reported to the Legislature li2 Icing 81 vot,.s
more than voters. Shelby county administration
gave 1903 votes while Its number Of voters is n
leaving 414 voters who did not vote. We are &C.
quancd With these counties, and have 10 doubt tllL
more than the whole force Of the Jackson party was
poiled IN Jefferson. aid that the whole strength Of the
same ary was polled in Shelby. TIKI. Latter county
can adj at east 100 to the lory given Metca. IN
August 1t highly probable that the cas-, is pretty
inuch the same al ever the III these colnt
That i!ach larger number Of ilcgol votes were civ
en- on the Jackson than the Other side; end thai the
treh;cr part of the were for he Admins
traion The conclusion is fair one that the Admin
istration majority OF legal is about rs Great as
has usually been estimated by the partyca tour T.
SIX thousand.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27
Defendants
Covw1zsrovnn Avprasov's orYIrE. ,
Willinmshnrr- lon So, 1poo

Williamsburg, tctT Sept. 1923.
h9v" appointed lhc thirteenth day of Novcmber pax
IN tho foregoing orders Of court on which dav b
nine o'clock a. M the parties concerned required 10
attend at Office. with their books pa pers nd 'es,irnn
with copies OF the court papers and with this original ord
Sert q Ro. ANDERSON, Com'y
WISH to sell about 1000 acres of land I'M CbarIes
S,y' oc'n- part Of the Bckley Tract together win
ny Mills ard Plantation called Mill OuarteT-,l,e nu,.
cnase money TO be paid the Bank Of the u. States in
Richmond. The terms may be knows by application to
Nat Nelson ts1 or BENZ. HARRISON.
~ private sale NJ tho property is not effected
before the 9th Oct. will thrn &c r. - ~ rublic saIs
ir lots to suit purchasers.
Esrs'ry. aygIs. 21aa, 1875. az,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27
yNis t'IsAksTIpp
~ IC1!MOND 4 BALTIMORE Union Limo q,
a. oar

Az Stages ~ STEAMBOATS,, by Taapahanncck, i.y
ue accommodation - the public VIII oSeJa.
IONS on tie fist day of October next.
me STAGES will run twice week from rfe Bell Tavern 81
Richmond, TO lappa?amcck. by the way ii New Gas or
io:e'-lown Aylets's Duikirk, Chraessl and MIXERS
IN Atu'boli pa'uAent at present runs iom Tappalamock
- hiiihiSc once week lie STAGES " III kHye kichnand
icy Friday and Tuesday, ai O'Clock tie morning. and
through he Intermediate places ARRIVING Iappannoek tie
se evening, at O'Clock On Fridays, n, tina, hour, tey
meet NC satuNent ready 10 receive passengers, Sgho Will
IN ba;,nore the succeeding day before a, P NJ The boa,
returning On TUESDAYS, VIII arrive TaYpaharnock ON Wed
eay, by O'clock a. Nj when the stage tcasrnr els
- ic!nnond that evening On Sundays they start from Inn
Einfoh ~ i O'clock 4. NJ for Richmond until aro'itr
sra-cat Is added 10 the ne, Travellers this rail.e
hpl.S. - "
ooI horses and cnanes, careful aud attentive drivers ole
Poyc and every attention will be PAID By he p-oretls
: 're, TO se public, VIII be readily sGen. Jorens neder
2per and more conmodoGs iyoru tire
oth These who dislike long land journey,
ho"H " 30 ncs only Rnd ID night disturbance; and those
c,e to water can bs espted BY snco;h road ma
Eon accommodations The distance is hess npa This ront.
t any oer, the accommodations equal lOsye,
op:is kswl=f, direct oonmunra,h tancen TIE CITY u
hSiiIoNc and csr Northern Neck Counties flI dy arnee
and picH,lre OF both
(ST- sttse a,re tie low rae Of 3 go Inrermetr-e
tnS cents nile II IS eNp.cti the Steamboat VII be
TO Tn:a:uIi I;aitiurcr-. IY TIL. FrSpEIEf tl;{S
2"CPnl9,n'ch, E4rr carn,tY, I'a.l
S.Jt,'ritr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27
HALCYON DAYS FOR FARMERS.
81 Eidiogue on JTnipm Street Hhnrf p5iI,,lct,I;r

l[tdfr6Nc on jtTtRuf Street
:ScptGn,be7 49,
y. /, is certain; the sale was made this da,.
T. y nat! cIe"cn A'Dnired barrels Of Flour 4 s,gr7
dollars barrel?
A. Yes and think t|.erc is good cause to fear
that it will rise yet higher Think what nr;co :,
will CT 70 il the English are Obliged to open telr
ports. ''''--
Il. Very true! TO what policy shall We >--;,,.,
ths ri",; We cannot lay il to o Tariff: J. Nit Il.
all likelihood make business brisk slon, tho ,yi,?re
and that will reconcile every body to the ,fsfl; ST, r.
Of things.
=. ! rcalIy nm afraid il will-bnt nc tris~ -rcqI
most Is the great risn in the price Of bread So Il
will ho very apt to make cur Farmers think t;v ~;
:erc;: lies in Keeping the present ADMINISTRATION
in Office.
i. Il canno: but lave that tcn!ancr. \ rise in
TIE price o Flour will be felt in every farm !I1us- in
fennsrlvania. Ncw York, and Ohio They VIII no
afraid 70 vote for the Hero for fear h. should y,1t
var and tic Cry oR''LTT WELL r>;ot,r:u .to,r =, ~
ne BEARD and taken rs areumcnt in all tho Bread
| stun growing Statcs Something must be done 10
c0uFcract this unfortunate rise in the price Of Flour
p. But what can If be- Wiitcwasfnr rDcrfs
and torGcr"s will have efct. The fact that eyc,
en- h"ndreH barrels Of FIour sold t,dry in J5;5
aGc'FT' {or Ecrf" dolfors barr"H, viii fly the
WINGS OF the Wind to every Farmer, and he will look
Mt his barn and thnk ofIs CROPS and Ten 20 ono fIe
docs not JON the Administration party frr cr,. ou
"Lct well enough alonc."--Prcse.
! Bells London Nlco!,v BIcs--rrrr re ,.,o ,s,ae,
date. says the Omitted Satrs may n looked fr for
furnishing us with and flour ana n Hovc ,ciGnr
0fonr VIC can look" Indeed tho prospects O. The y
nlefic9n farmer arc, ut this trnc. vcrv curouraCinr
Let him hcwore, thou oricopordizinc these proepcc;e,
by assisting in cIcvatiu~ n Office wliosf irro-
rance or violence might lead US into dil,cu1!cs and
destroy The hopes Of the fthrr4 rrrrfan's ard mo
chances In such times hnsn. ND r. ~ present
situation OF orr country. l. becomes Gair r74re ~
that wise and experienced Statcsu,aD .,i.,f T., =;
the head ofafiairs.-Pt~njr Ga.
Tic Venerable C.u,qrfs Z. ,cr,.,, =. NV. ,,, ...
ni,rty-6rs yrar Or the 18Th ,r-r
letter from Officer boari Of '- l. & e,r
dated OF Malta, June 16, 1929, say' will tl,s. Won 10
report us all vel ard the ship as fnc G5ate5"
The Neg York Journal Of Commerce nj Mor5.~ c,o.c.
Richmond Canal -Four at g - ., ard Virginia lyis a.
| 81 375, 81 1ot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

Aeea tbs nh aV,te residence Of her iaIlrr, ia ncf g,
I ON ihcsiay uf 10Th inst Tie lath Der ase,
AMERICA a. r. second daughter Of hr John Rozrli The
Tins communication should feel himself wJnt in tury
we're h 10 iciIan, tom paying tribute this aia6e young
aeSfe. Az those qualities tina, ado the character with
hu'i person sweetness of ositioii strong mind hkhi
imlnuytd TOR Of kr ue By ,ucation she na,ralv IN
cleared s.s to all ,lcse Sih HON She acquainted For
hr months previous 10 her demise she gave evidences OF her
hope in all fosivir Jesus finally ,ruruhed over death
10 each Of her young acquntances let waning ust
In lovciutss OF ion and features amiabv and
Ut d position barriers against the strong hand of te,h
to her Gnt, than whom or had better
loss, is Inv tau.hter'sea:n. 49,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

Tobacco, fine 9, gnod - T. n,iddlnr = rrfsed =:
E.on CITY mills 81, country 8 Uhnf red lis TO Cor
o. aao Oots, p Boeon 81 ~ P"fr Il IL Cation
"a 10 Sugar br7vu "a r. loaff7a Il. Cof;c 1l59 ~
Yea, 80 = ~ .3ioia:'1s 81 as Gt1itrp Is So Pa,
f2' % . Sb0@, g. Er' H,.tGrs. 3 al a. SoH z a Al
IauGeT' Ell 81 -e'''a %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

,SlIIEE sca,ol Of te sc1s'E5er VIII De oPanai
Monday, Tie l2ti inst.
In tbs chooi pups ,a:'h cacs Latin, French rn,
Hfi@ ia,Cg'ts, the and n.ei hiaena:fc, Geoeae
n oosaeepii wnh tie ordinary branches English eG.,-
caiiom ihe co9r o study ated rs to pryire yci.
gi5.rcn. cr tor tie University Of Vir1no i3r the vro,
pursuits OF u-a?Ca Mia life
Nj STEPHEN EFR%AKn, whose qualifications an INSTRUCTOR
fct not 10 he sfcrd hee il engaged for the cnscg wear,
20 give Instructions in thu French and Spanish and Aacnat
ca: departments, during q huurs Of eaci dnV
Until the aoraIrnnFnt Of ihe sail ls.it difRro
arangemr', The hcrs Of Instruction VIII ffou, samftse
IL! paS'J oCiori with lte n,rnson ho,r q,
O'Clock p
y small number CT palis Go ic:orro:otcd VIII, loafr
on 1rCTei,te ter r how, Of lie Subscriber BsluI
AIoan' $ Oil Shotiu HjN OLIVER 4. SHAW.
- For particular inar!aon conccn:r:, the character O,
ms school, Mr. : takes tine liberty Of Ire Right Rev
Si@op Moor the Ion VIA. Icscnbrnugh, J:o Elcs.au
!ss9 chapman Johnso Esq Htcha:d AndEEnn Esq Rog,
>Iv;i;huf, Esr Geo F,er Esq G. H. Eacchos Esq Few
F Anpsnns Esv S Taylor II WIN Tazewal Or l. Bows
l!r NJ Page J. NJ HicShan Esq. W. T. Nunall ESQ. and
d.'eT gentlemen, who atrnt'ed his ast examination.
Sa2i lo-il':
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

lao NM
Wv. "> - ''!' '' '"i0N'r''' F',Hf hrhd:sG
Francis Wi,ISsr w.,
again;
uev Turner, GlIx G: .n.icny i7..rer deceased ana
oihc, - ~. on"
This cause this day to he heard on the hill.
emf cxliLit ard was a1cued h. coup. e ~
consideration court dot, order. that der.
''"n LUCY s"Hc,' administrators OF Aarhony Tnrrr
render before commissioner che court, an accom-, nj
irf administration % the eStatc 81 her "tes1atr. in takir
, 49,, - Wv. .'.'.siaf Is "i,te''" :" ascertain
and ,r. ,s-s -, w., 49, 80 zoe PERSONA estate
.,ro ,o,,r,i.tio,a. 90, ' J 'r'i anu 'oat '"e
~ 49,, ,, .,.- " " '"''', va ''t rear estate O!
,bo ,,rnh,h,ss -! 80. t " "" 90 ,''e ini"h's' az"
Tho ,a,,,,;s,i,a :; ,;.u, ut' "'''' s"'' acconE'5
and rpate ,.,o-, ,h,,,f. - .a, :,, ~ "''" st't'''
Ill. s,,,ad ! o, ,;, 800, % any matters spec
n,,,;r.5 w. o., -. i, -, -, ~ Inns - " WHICH may 0e
" " " " " ~
an" a. superior c'i ni chncfry held as aforesaid, Ie
Gay o. "H.Y- ohr .oushut. eight bundled
ana '"fhly-sIN:
"''i''e"d h"sS'!'' p!ainuq,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

81 ALE.-iooO sacks, cluaf my imported to i;s
place, How IeCeigns p hT, lnion, from Liverpool or
sale hy C;i,S paISJFR
Seq; N
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27
EIly1ct cf rT.,r ,,.,l

~ N, 81 ~.
From my long residence i, It's cuun;, :rI ,,li ?,
sl;u: OF public opinion Won inofv how c.v il i 10 VII, M
confluence OF John Bull and his secrets are aoI; d. l, a.
c "d'ss OF Fleet street No l Ia, six srs s
mace 20 much talk Your TART. The t.t,
| mat the Unite! States furnish the best raflc r Johns l,yc
ailo ne seems To- think that Jonathan MS m r,ir
ana bound III gratitude 20 tl'rw his ht-nr. With Iii m,
e!oq"tier cannot couvuire him the, T.. ln S;rcS ly
th,r ow aa'ea nnd will ft, day. u; Tor them
selves A Tor argument know emf unn thick h,a
EintHn Is has appeal 10 the opi, snni: noble u, eor
tiush:ssrn, MI PEEL, distinguished member an, 10
mere IS 10 be sad; but ana taking wou. co,,na ,n
point which ] lad III view wien : out -
Gu need no. lie iiun, ioyr arteniiy-na,- i,,
''r S'Ee!n"'n an' puPr ui-u removing -n,r l.i
cent 'ey look upon hin continuing s,t: t,v yi,,,
ms g'!tc powers rs the >HA- does nz:y .eJTg.t H.
nG'er rnE vigilance his ccrryiI uli Isl mind c,s
the pI"y Statesman Of this s.ari. Every American ,o m
be- 0ns III EuroF- rccOunt many o,~7sors yrn H.;
t'r"n:l tie agency OF adams c; ,rcue,s l,n INV.
Gear i2i you may it s>rc, ta, There is settled cra-
rH't''cA ~ ms 'io'esnncnt acc him at Tie cc. -
r'cctoh a! Il 1904 Jt wa accomplish j. ;cr =. II esi5, j.,
c.';' nctle o'rn ui. knows lis rtereg a; Vel a.
't people, icd "a would b. downright id ., 10, % tn
advantage % circumstances a, rest assured ;l.,
money distributed VIA :u greatest prlnsion - -.-nca
Jackson "''co Should he uccsgd, deiih viii he IN
con2uah, All You may hear Of bln.- and llunnoon
this counrY Cod to.l that country srll lu nm, no.
graded, and tn" !t rerige Of liberty tar.ri auy By fac.oI
'nt!! or en- their elevation rowe Az, y6.,r homo
she: 'i'-i' gone mad, c: are Eey asleep; Io'. .7ig
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

RSsoired, That til: pr,rllduics OF ,ii- mees!rg l..
signed by the chairman and secretary an! tia; they
d. published WILLIAM E!.LZl;N, Chm.
SAM'I. NJ EDWARDS Sec'v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

q connc:c:a house i'll tiis place has politely G,vor-
cd lis with the following extracts Of Letter from tei.
correspondent, dated
Finaopti, (En~.} 7?,' ,.la4rst, 1897.
- take lie liberty 10 i,l,s.n yo-. The state Of our
harvest DARN, the last two months there has beer
much rain al over the kingdom, arG il many parts the
" heat has suffered Int should we have fine ws.a;-
Eenceorv-ard Of w'lic! there is ,pcro prospect tie
Corn generally, will not have suffered so much as
was snticpatct bat ali gccounts agree tat the crors
OF neat must prove very deficient, and that prices
S't % Snili&iile or perhaps adranced, by and bye
and the duties on Wheat ard Flour will be reduced
as You are no doubt aware thai foreign Grain ard -four
are now anisrbic at all times, on payment OF du.es
fixed weekly, acrordingt the average oithe precc-
dirG six weeks.
We have no American Flour in orr market: pres
cnt prices at Liverpool COS. TO 28s in bond for
swcet flour, and looking higher
The present duty 80 los. Of -four is about nc
oat We expect 10 sec averages much Ii ror as to
reduce the duty from II TO i4nrcscnt value of tr>
fonF free Is SO to 81 per 2&D lhs.'-.lI4c GaSsfis.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

Fir. TY1 B"rr,a md the Ei~cf7ra7 J,g,r.--Tllo IL
lany ARGUS IL the name Of Mr.. Van Buron. has So
I:rnnIy and explicitly denied, and in the last number
repeats The denial Hut he wrote letter TO political
fcrd in the Wester', Country, declaring that # nc
cassary, Jackson would receive the whole vote ofNcw
York.
When We fTf saw tbs denial o. iIr. Van Burcn's
We did not question its truth. We were persuaded
,lot the Editors Of tic Cincima'i Gazette and Nat
Intelligenccr, with whom this statement originated,
had been deceived by their correspondents. Subsc-
qfent cngurv has satisfied -, tat thcy vecc or
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

Geo. Robertson, Esq Of Garrard County, hes been
appointed Secretary of State by Gov. lIetcal,, and
mas accepted The appointment.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-28
a Valuable Farm for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, AT PRIVATE SALE,
A GREEABLY to the last will and testament Of
IN Uns Lindsey, decd. the Farm on which he
resided, near New Ark, said to contain 137 acres,
80 of which is woodland, acres meadow, and the
balance arabic. 1t lays adjoining lands of F. II.
Hultzbecker, Jno. Ptner, Zacharah Jones, and 9th.
ers, on the road from Christana to Elkton. 1t is
well watcred and as productive as any lands in the
neighbourhood. 1t is laid off into six fields which
are we'll set in timothy and clover. The improve
IA ments are good log dwelling House, with
zzalQ. three rooms on a floor, Barn, Stables, &c.
A well of excellent water at the door There is al
so very good apple orchard. 1t is desirable sit
uation and we'll worth the attention of those who are
disposed to vest their money in lands.
If the above Farm should not be sold at private
sale before the Cd day of February next, it will on
that day be offered at public sale at the house Of
James Frazier, in New Ark, at 2 o'clock, p. Nj.
Any person disposed to purchase will apply to the
Subscribers, who will show the property and make
knoWn the terms
ELIZABETH LINDSEY, Eae'G.
JAMES ANDERSON, Erecutor.
Ne1n4rk, .4ugast 18th, 1928. 55-ts