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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06
Gen. .Jackson's rcception at .Nep- Orleon

Gen. Jackson's reception at New- Orleans.
We shall not Gil our columns with the ac-
counts from the different papers Of the reccp-
ton OF the Military Chioftain at New-Orlcans.
on tho sth Of January. They oil agree, that
the whole affair. was an attempt made on tho
part Of the friends Of the General. 10 impose a
belief that tho State Of Louisiana was in favor
of his election TO the Presidency, and that
they have failed in the a,tcmp, to do so. The
Merchants and Mechanics did not turn out,
nor in fact. but a small portion OF the citizens
at largo. Tho ball was a forced thing, and
was got Up with the creates, difficulty, and 10
cap the climax, tho General left the city at
one %o'cloct: in the morning, in disgust.
cJ.Thc communication OF r is rejected
as Tho writer might have expected.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06

The following 10 an extract from a letter Of
q gentleman m New-orleans, to his friend in
Ncw-York, dated 9Th Of January:
al open this to-day-our Housr Of Repro
sam ativcs and Senate mt, yesterday. with an
oyerwhelning msjority for Adams; thirteen
20 fsns In the Senate. Tho Legislature ap-
ooinsed Z committee to attend tho Generals
Adam msa 10 q Jackson. The Senate, 2
Adsun; Hone Of Representatives, 8 Adams
aad 2 Jackson"
A Nsw-0slsans paper staics that the admin
Stratios majority m tlr Legislature Of Lou'si
en- b fxren.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06

The Southe'n Recorder, printed in Milledge-
vile, Georgia, and a firm supporter Of General
Jackson's preteDsions to Ie Presidency, ad-
mlts that Mr.. Clay's defence exhibits an i'm.
posing mass Of testimony that must have lis
weight on unparalleled minds" and adds,
" that it will go far towards relieving his char
acter from the suspicious under which it has so
long suffered
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06
n1.Afiss Rock. of the Boston Federal Street

0,-Miss Rock, Of the Boston Federal Street
Theatre, has broke her engagement with the
Managers Of that establishment. and is " star
ring" for d" three nights only" at the Ire.
mont. Miss R has published a card. in which
she attempts to justify her conduct. She must
have been ill-advised, by some pretended
friend, in adopting a course Of conduct, which
must injurc her in the eyes Of the world.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06

NoRrH-CARoLINA. A letter from a re-
spectacle citizen in Richmond county, North
Carolina n warm friend of General ia ckson,
writing to his friend in Congress on local mat
ters, after giving the names of one or two lead
ing men, who had come out for tie Admjnistra-
lion, adds the following: { The Administration
party IS gaining ground very fas, indeed. and I
am very sorry for IT; for l am a true Jackson
man in principle
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06

0S-Wc wal, with anxiety for the arrival of
some Of the pac ct chips due ut Ncw-York,
for intelligence from Greece and Turkey. 1t
will be seen by the article in the preceding
column, headed " Packets" that there is O
large feet due from Liverpool and Havre.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06

Nail .Arrdngcn,ent-We are informed by
the Post Master of this town, that Mr. NJ
LEAN, Postmuster-General has given orders
that the mail from New York for this place,
shall leave that city at an earlier hour; tho
object of which is to have tho mai received
here in season to be opened every evening
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06

W-The lntelligcncer Of Thursday, which
contains the speech Of Mr. burgess, on the
claims of D'Auterieve, has not been received.
1t may be expected in the course Of the presen;
month, ria Boston or Springfield.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06

o. A meeting of the young en- at Pits
burg, Penn. have nominated JOHN QUINCY
ADAMS, for President, and RICHARD nus.z,
for Vice President.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06

65- The Introductory Lecture Of Professor
D'WoJn, will take place at Franklin Hall, on
Saturday evening next, instead Of this erening
as has been stated in one Of the papers Of the
town.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06

Or 1t will be seen by a reference to the
New Tariff. as reported, an additional duty Of
FIVE per cent per gallon, on Molasscs I'M
ported is to be imposed.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06

9U-The Rev. Mr.. PIERponr, of Boston,
will preach in The Unitarian Meeting House,
in Richmond ,roet, on Sunday next.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-06

II is stated IN the New York American, that
JOHN DvER. Esq. has been appointed by the
President and Senate, District Attorney Of the
Norl:crn District Of Ncw-york.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21
Office u the agent Of, the Breofira.er,
PHILADELPHIA, 22d Oct. 1929

I'm rpntormity with n',ructons from The Navy Depart
~ msn SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at thi,
once until Monday h. "a Of Neytn her for supply
sneso the Breakwat-r Cope Htnopsr RsaG
vt ete feet to the pcrehi each stone weigh one
qhaIie OF tn to two tons and up wards.
The quSli,y The mus, the following
ornb!srde, Gra1e, compsct Gn.;.,
arh. OF iimesonei and he posted within rrsc-t
ed n, according to the directions. the
the months OF April and pae mher Of he ensuing yrsr
than 10000 rerrh,s. - -
tn. rioPoais nust ia addition ,e OF the Bidders
oouian tho. OF their Surese' and the places of their
tive resdenee.
The proposal. wall he examined and decided on by the
Engineer who may appointed by the Executive
snheribeiihe deoision to be submitted the approval of
the NAVY Department. CLEMENT @. BIDDLE,
-Oft 81 80 thI ARP Ac
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PAY or THE MILITIA!

.Hiidtt0F's once, 18th Oct. 1898.
iNlE following abstract VI the several laws regulating IL,
d pay OF Militia O5esrs time Of peace puhshed
tue information OF alt Per,ous con -srned.,
The brigade entitled 1aIlar. per ,y
Tor each ley they -a eud the RI simen;a
unute sad ten esrts per mile Hing though the
ss1 Our thsy only cIrgs mileage far eirs through
tie Brigade by whics uuders.ood mileage ..v.
raj places Of abode TO each training
souud until they return home No mileage will be paid, that
,. not eehfd according this obvious the
- The low giving 'inAn sli"Sagee Of enc
Bytne Act Of 9th February s27 Inspector, Longer
saP' a..s"' I" ai'.na them hr"oshon'ne b''sade hut
ils stsnsaf 'Fnm hf. Majors required TO s,tena
M ;rna'ngS Rsginentl D1..c!iea su,,sr-for
other .as t.ss aoar per ay No oser s.ei. can "a
Pa,i Tor attending such mus:ei..
Dfu1mrEs Ftrs each allowed dollar for attend
,bs Company MUSTER and rrmPe,er suslet e,',,d
to the same compensation and for attending The
The CLERK each Rssmen,al and battalion court. al
loved the OF dollar, for his attendance aud
lye ~ beyond one day (rh. clerk. of the i9h,
Ssh Sin Regiment usy be allowed Ten dOiGys) The ACT
allowance lot the like service, charge 'for making
certifying each list ol, fines required ~ lgz,
whom any as or cue. shall have sea assessed and 10 ehe
compensation -uch ..vic,. The list. 10
ed 6y those which furnished he AUDI
tor The supplemented act last nenoDrd.
10 'nperee the allowances heretofore made for ads.sg
Tn. p.y of the Provost Martial reduced to one aalr~ per
day of lGeh dug he sia a. the reSienai Battalion
The pay of the Aduant, i. reduced three do, per
cay for every day ne shall attend the gimentci snd Bat
TALON ru:tTs but he 10 hot required TO attend the
ingJ
Expresses allowed four per mile; but the traa.
mission u HsgiHena, Battaiton aud Company order,
psiI for in time OF peace
The Sergeant Major entitled compensation.
The commanding If each regiment refeTe
the Sd section of the ending the Militia Law passed The
22d Feb 822, which restricts them the forty dol
iGrJ the purchase OF each stand OF cio, AMI pt,6
chase altogether, unless the nes Of hs respective Re
CileHfs yield sufficient surplus after deIa guns all other
dfSs The ohseryance VI , act has led
venIenoes
particularly requested that every olsin SLOWED by
Regnertai Coui should be counsIsgnsd endorsed BY
the Commanding Of6ccr--
No claim will be pad Of this Once, which has not such
counts sgus;Ufc eUdursemeut; will militia csin
hrTestef he paid, until the last of
be forwarded by the Hesmsnia clerk and topsrtd with
the claims a presented. JAMES L HEATH,
<|aior # public nee0,tns,
nrf
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.A1(aYTCE

IE snh'cfiesr vii se privately hrs tract of land
red'ord county, situated the north s,uih
Greek si the main road leading from, Lynehburg
Finea'e, j miles west OF Liberty, AID adjoining Capt
Buord contains about 1900 Of which 200 are un-
cleared he part which unelesred, except very snail
Por,ion excellent tobacco land OF Che cleared land $50
acres ere low grounds OF the hr.t quality .= the
ttmarksby nue. nigh land. Th, OF he best tsets ut
ton q Tobacco and si kinds Of gram e. n.sskahy we'll
snds s''y Tree m',sGe; II divided wo.h very
handsome tracts. which shalt done f boe y,ho wi, To-
wish IT, Persons wishing to Pnrehs,r may arpy
Of TO Can't puiord residing The WIN. IRVINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21
Pdiud6le ReoI EsIafe In sur.


virtue Ola tssa Of trust hearing 10Th Novem
1874 and duly recorded the Clerks Ooo the
~ court OF Amherf, the sh day Jsnusiy whereby
james 81 Pend!eon of said county, conveyed the
yned III trust for the therein mentioned,
tam tract parcel of land containing acres san.
more or .es lying ard hting The county Amherst
nua''o. ive on both side, Of the road from New GIsgov
oynchb1rg and adjoining the lands OF Davis s. Garland
beng the same lands which Thona. Aidrdge purchased
,iahn C1mm aud Jhu Warwick, aud which 7ere conveyed
y the said hdTigc and Cathatn- his wife, the said
Is Penditfon, by deed hearing 18th Apri; is!s1
tue 'uh'ethers OF hem shall, Monday
ct Jsnu-ry next, before the on door oI the Eagle nte
thc CITY of Riohm md, proceed TO sell the aforesaid
aod 10 the 6sheAt bidder for ready money, pobic
fnn, for the said on
tai, land story brick dwelling use with two
door; brick ohi-e necessary out hou
ice house aud framed oyefeers house, bsn &c &c.
1he water s equal any the country the improve
nents IN good eondoR tie plantation good syssra
OF culture and adapted TO the growth Of first nbnocD
corn ADD Ehel the situation healthy sHd the hood
tesirabe This laud situated about from
Glasgow, the County about the court horse
u the county and about 20 miles from Lynchburs
p N. NICHOLAS, Trus-
WIZ. NEKERVIS, { tees.
NJ the request of tns Tru.ee sale Will coz
nenee at i2 o'clock, and wiz be conducted br
THoS. TAYLOR.
N5v.ti. Sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21
JAMES CORNER s, SON,
Agents at Baltiinore-ol
SAhfEi. PHILLIPS,
EDUCATION.

srHE snhserher hs: the pss,ur. TO in.rm bis Patron,
~ and the Public gene ally, that his School will be opept
sgain MrOod. The rssidence of hi, father, the 18th
day of January, 1929 He of instruction wall en-
most OF the branches Of classical aud useful education Th
untersgned grateful for the whch his school has
been aoused by liberal public, pledge, hnsi 'hst
exeron. shsil be wanog has part support the socd
character which has heretofore In testimony
The deep sense he enettairs of thu deuy sud
hy OF conducting the youths committed ~, he he's
only 20 ray that has time esciuveiy devoted 10 their
.Iruticn, aud that he rarely separated from their society
IL h uuty aud delight ~ be their constant companion. to
them with the love OF learning, and the
Of ts vas, importance 90 their u;uer de.ass. The ar
ply influence II HI. method has hee G,este, by the rape
OF his scholars 10y the satisfaction which
he has To all those who hsve chre
wards q he Teins Board aud Tuion i00 each
boardeT finding his he'd, he6dns and candles.
CHAS. a. LEWIS, JpN.
MiIIwood, near the Bowling Green,
M AM. Va Noy, T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21
BY RICHIE & COOK.

II The ENQUIRER I. published twice Q week generally
anu "rse Tiny. week the State
tepriee the saDae hsttnor: Five Dollars per
p'yane m alvarez Notes of chstrsI
(ony) ~i be received payment. The EDITOR; wall
zee the safety Of rsnirs them by Oaht postage ef.lr
tsfs Being Paid, by the writers,
No paper viii be disc In,inued (kat tha discretion
te Edois} unii! all arrearsse, nave bean paid up.
& whoever will yu-isu;eo the payusnt OF ias
hall have the tsn'h GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" ons square OR Observation-Disclosures ssutf--ea>A
.sutnusnct, so cents.
mo advertisement inserted, until has sthsr paid
iof Or sssii5cd by hi, city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21
EM. UOWAM.

RS received aud oGtrs well selected general n.
kA sortm.u 81 ladies gentenens gold silver pate
lever y.rse watches; eight day and mantle clocks
p,es di,mons, pearl and jewellery v-r plated
cad BtHns ware, eveipo,n aud cher pencils
vet md steel pens, gold, 'ver she'll spectacle thin plies
osPck rato's Penkn'se scissors scke, pi.to, terno.
netors, glasses surveyors sn
nstrunsnts, miniature frame. and pocket
cases. purses aud purse clasps, pocket and she'll eorhs
aud 5,it ehsn', seals, and keys ky ng Hillary goods
wacmat.ttao aud materials. ysih variety of er
artitieali Of which he enabd sell belo fUfnsr pr
N. D. Watches, Clock, and Mathematical In.trurnent,
carefully repaired adjusted Order. for airy article in hi,
line, Punotuslly attended to-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

ItccHty D0iiarS Heo0!d,
a. EFT Trsbue's Pits, wihout cave. on Monday 27h
- October negro foan nsucJ gitfnn, y trade Bacs-
sn't5 and toe property ~ the late Buan i'urioot. Pda
FIRST rate Biat ksuhh, tpisfaby tsigt ouauo Of tie
ordinary size. fovd appearance and quite iegsn protect
10 be Bay preacher, ani has acquired some celebrity ~
way have 10 believe be has gone towards
Pcsfsburg and viii dcu great eot, to lfave the
State W caught he may bs iet atmy COIL Ysr Richmond,
~. 81 .iE- JJYy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

.E.4hSlL2L'S SRLE.
SEURSUANro decree oftke superior OF ch,ncery
Tor the W,eusburg District, thsrein Deepen.
ID tbs 25th day CT July, 1923,
man Parker pn, aud Eljsh M1 deJ,. shall proceed
% SELL for cash, before The of Nek
aeunty rhurIdsy day OF Dsc ne1 that being
eeur day tb- Tact OF Land mentioned he compisins
L for the purpose of satisfying the requ cf said
Gsefee. On 7. WfNGFIELD, W. 5. e. .. ". d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

E& virtue Of deed Of trust executed Jermsn
80 BAKER, dec, and Of record in Amelia Clerks CO.
Tue purpose OF securing debt due Wu. s and
nae' Jones, viii be .ed for cash. preise, the
2o'u OF NOVEMBER, lnezt monthly Tract Of Land,
LING N the county ot Amelia, commonly called Grove
Brook, containing about 500
This LsnL lies APnarsto= river, fa above enito
Bridge Such title as /, vested Us, viii convey
J. T. LEIGH, Tru.-
j. W BAKER, tees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21
NOV. 7

Jphitc BGiI C;GmmUr SefoOT
THIS School wall he opened ass,n The JOih of Nov.
ai the subscbers e.,lsnee the county Ut Frederick
where feVs bnys will Do received those
enysgedi at the price Of hundred and twenty dcllnr Pei
for bH tuition bedding &c. payable semi anBuaIY
IN advance. The Of study thi. school IS such NJ. i
usually preparatory entrance into the Unigey o ys
Of the northern Colleges The attention sbcri-
her Will be particularly directed to the and .isilactu
nj Improvement Of .'t youths eu,lu,ifd 20 h.,
J1Sc. ". PACE.
Ncy. 2 IA 70.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

"A Ill persons having CLAIMS AGAINST III. Robert
"a Doutha dec. late of Westover, in Charlie. City County,
are requested TO make thea, known the subscriber the
ey n Riehmont possible; fearing that there i
n" come I" hsuds personal sufficient pay ali
debi' wish, as soon possible to be informed OF all claims
against him, guardian, sdunr also all
bonded debts AlptisoDs indebted tn. Estate. r.sur
cd to make immediate payment indulgence given
w. D. WREN, Alu'ur
I'LL. u 49,
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iIIRSILlHN NYLE

to decree Of the sup crior Of chsneery
for the williamsburg District, pronounced the 10th
day 81 july 1921 in therein depending, between Ed
Inund Richardson plaintiff aud Elizabeth Cuup, George
Crunf, snd Pstrk, Sally, Martha, Nathaniel Susan
Daus Crump, infants, by Ch T. Winghed, marshal Of this
court their guardian, s'Jigned defendini shall
rel The IrAe, Of Land deserhed the SAID decree before
fde courthouse door OF Newken county the 18th dsy
december next being day, ready money for
heruPose of satisfying the deb nle and ndins
Ito execution Of the
Oh. L. wINGFIELD, m. c. w.d.
How II 5s-- III,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

D0tcliHg Green IdVe,H JOr SGi,.
N consequence the delcaie health OF one OF the rrcp-i-
etofs OF tbe eh"ye property, hey have determined By
mutual eonfeni, deceive Their etshp, rnd oet
safe to The Highest bidder public Monday III.
day OF December neat, teitg Gstone Court dsy The
nj TN, property generally knovn HAT the subscriber,
thnt Uuaeoessnry 10 sy any thing than that The Ia
since il ino lbeir posse,ou ha, h,tn fetpcd
aud painted aud enlarged 10y hr sddcn 81 several fooo.
new P1rco Nscony ani biaLe containing is stalls, has
been erected, and e gard md yard put Tudef soo
closure Some ouhouie, also are built I'll, tas, Of land
attached 90 the Tavern vii s'o be uid Il contains 25e
scte'. APtffeei title viii te made taibe putota.rt.
Tenn -Four thvusand d'us cf-h and tie taarre n
the n'hs'- m"ney II the end Of " MONTH, 20 be stcal -
deed oiitust .gos the pc, ttty
HopHoRNE L SUTTON,
IiiOS. H. BURKE.
Bowling Green, "a. Nov.7 IT'D,
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NOTICE.

tSyHE Executive will proposal. IN conformity with
- the provisions Of the s. section Of the concerning
the Anoty hereto annexed 90 And be IL further ensclsd
the EIeeus be authorized required 90 ascertsn
what Armo'y Buildings Land attached thereto,
sold, exchanged leased III year,,
to the G5nsral Assembly the Of ihei.
egquryn by order Of the Executive.
VIII. IL. RIClIAADSoN, :. c.
Exc u;ive Dspsr,nent,
18th March, 1898
March ~ 1T
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- VITA. OF deed OF u sAse",eI ~ Jpnu shelton, Jr
~ tn the subscriber aud Urni ~ Duke, the 2h day
Of January, 1874 ard recorded in the County Cuu Once
OF Louisa ior the purpose. therein mepoued will he sold,
Public Auction, the preme- for cash, ouWe
i7ih Of Dec next II far, otherwise the fair day there.
alter all she raid John Shelton, JUS ins
halt, OF one hundred s-d four of land with aud
actory attached thereto, lying and being in County
Louisa the Southland aud the south
adjoining the lands OF George Fleming and Others. with III.
Puensnees sehn.e. aud apparatus ;heTeuuo belong
ing, also fifty and iourth Of sad purchs The
,aid hn Shenn, Jr of ohm Au.'iu aud others, the
North eide Of the aforesaid, ajoniBS the lands
lloyd and oiheTs also all HE, the said John Sheop jas
test in sud TO orc ether piece parcel OF lad lying aud
beng the sad County OF Loui.s the Ec,ti eide
aid Ver, oontsn'nv fifty which !, psi Of
land formerly owned ny Peter Shttv rsh OF hl, WIFE.
ssO the flowing personal estate to witt negro men
Charles and Harry, two gro Judith Nancy,
children Caroline James, horses, aid mule,
four ozen FIVE eo"' ~eny-dse 'rep, all Che tok Of heg
three carts, wagon dczen pousis the gear
belonging 10 .heD, mahogany tables togeits- with all
hi, household and kitchen furniture, silver astch and
| smooth barrel gun, and one rifle
GT Hesroe:, household furniture stock, &c will Re said
al the dwelling house Yhursdey the Dsrenhe
JOSEPH SHELTON, -1ctiRg Trustee
NOV. 7. 5k--t ia
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Mrs. NEBECcA r.. SrAwhEp,
- ESPEC II July infofms her friend, nnd ire rrble,
"a that she f ocfupr5 that connrdiYus and ricasnty
sed house, loo, heicw the Ben Tavern where ste 4,
prepared ective 6odydss by its month year ife 10
- hIephcf5 of the Legislature rartr Accommodated fif-
lie aud sht brr ieiye reLchiy 20 auft ,o
msy be disposed 10 en'o.gs her, st lie sircte IT.
feliiou her pat shai be lrove o. sndsr her es,a
liibOient every way wnr.hy IL tieir pa;toussc.
n cord Coof,
Nsle female who De- recommended f- hnrf.'v and
sorr'ety. wanted 90 hus, during the WINTER. H. D. s.
Nov. (,
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Office Of The Chesapeake g. OHIO Caral

C0nlpany, WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.
PROPOSALS. will ne received the Office OF hi, Ccups-
ny, in the city Of WashiDgton until O'clock, +. nj.
tue 4h day Of Dseemhe 52s the excavation, emhank
inen and allDg Of the residue OF the frat fifty miles Of the
Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal, couTrebendns the feeders
Vie mouth OF the ouoohcy and ri the SeDaca Rivers; and
the portion of the Canal between Rok Creek and the
ton under below the Little Falls Of Poto-
se masking about ten miller Of canal excavation at
the tg proposals will he received for three
dam The Potomac river, four locks two basins aud
'efsi bridges
The plans & specifications for the above work will be
tl5ised u tbs Office after The 25ih day OF November
JOHN Y. INGLE,
Clerk Oh. s. Oh. Canal Company.
Nof. z 81 -2ayytD9
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.Ifdj9r T1muton's Slatrme1t.

Having been requested Ivy Gen. Ilayne. 10 g..
nsti bun with statement OF The circumstance.
which occurred at fnee,iug ri majority NJ
The members OF The South Carolina Delegatio,
~ he house IN The city a Washington, n me
month OF May Lass, or about The period Of ,,,c
passage OF the farih--tle following brief autn,na
~ comPiscs o ilc fultefid l1cta uppcablc 10 ff,,
subject. 20"
1T II IL utterly untrue, as instructed l,y a..
writer unccr t'ie signature Of "Union.' nat 4,
uee'ing at siloi Liae, before or since. eyer iss,
place or tie past % The South Corol.ns pclc-s.
non, i5f ne purpose Of promoting or in any ,s.iy
C0pidcrng the subject Oh paraiicn NJ tho STATE
he exclusive object Of the meeting woe o. 40
ccrain' how lar The co-opcr,,0rs at The other
Southern Delegations might be Obtained, IN ~.
c,hg on thc journals of both Horses an arg,,in,r
talise exposition in The lofin ola NO. orsi,,
tie t9rin, copies OF which we propcs,,d 10 ss;,t
10 ihc Executives Of thc Anti-Tsrin states
IDLY. When we did meet very free br, 4r
suliory congefsation tool racs between The nom
bers, 10th as 10 the extraordinary events ,rbirl,
bad marked i'ie passage Of ,bc Tariff. is pro,,s
hie effects on the prosperity OF orr own SAFE An.
The irritation y was well caicuiated e. Dcra. i,o z
home. We al appeared 10 Do under very bin
cc2 % OF excitement ut tlIi- new oct az inips,. Il,
agaiu4 oar constituents, which had lecn markell
~ circumstances Of unkininess; rot 10 saw rad
isiih, on thc part of some OF our poIific, liends
witch iillcj as with iulign1,ion aul lismay n.
'io course 81 very animated csayrv sation
Z" - ny pa, - re, i,sL. 49,