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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

SULTAN OF TURKEY.-The reigning Sui
tan, Mahmoud ii, was born in 1885; desceads
in direct line from OsInan 1. founder of the
dynasty; and is Of the eighteenth generation.
lie rs the thirtieth sovereign Of the race that
now rcigns over the Turks, and has for his
sole heir Prince Abdul Hamid, who was born
IN 1918. OF these thirty Sultans, one died a
prisoner in foreign land, one fell on the field
OF battle, and nine were assassina,ed by their
Successors and rebels. The present Sultan is
an extremely active man, who orders and d.
rects every thing himself
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

NH. CLAY.-we rogret to learn, that the
health Of the Secretary OF State, for some two
or three years rather delicate. is not much i'm
proved, and that it is at present in such a pre-
carious situation, that he has been induced to
visit Philadelphia for the purpose of fconsulting
the ia Guilty Of that city. We cannot but hope
for It's restoration, ard We pray that the day is
far distant, when the nation is to be deprived
Of his invaluable services. But it has always
been the fate of nations, to lose their greatest
men at too early period, and when their ser
vices are most wanted.
The illness Of Mr.. Clay. is ascribed 20
too close application 10 business, and to the
onerous and fatiguing duties Of MS office. We
are sorry to notice, that Major Noah is ready
10 doubt the illness Of the Secretary, and to
ascr5e his movements towards the north, to
political motives. Such illiberality, and down
right injustice, was not to have been expected
from man, who has long been distinguished
for his benevolencc and kindness. If Mr.. Clay
should die, the Major would insist that
he died for the purpose Of facilitating po.
lnical designs. When the Secretary went
home, the las, season, the same charges
that are now preferred were then made
and yet. il was well known TO all, that he vis-
lted the West to attend to his domestic affairs
and to visit his friends and relations.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

Nary Promotions following promo
tions to the Navy have been confirmed by the
Senate.
Master corhmandants, Wolcott Chauncey. E.
p. Kennedy, A. J. Dallas, and John B. Nichol-
son, TO be captains.
Lieuienants, l.. Rousseau, G. Siorrs, r. M.
Rose, B. Kennon, L, Shubrick, +. II. Gregory.
p. +. vorhocs. b. Cooper. and WIN. l., Gordon,
10 be Master Commandants.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

Coils it should be.-Mr. HATHAWAY, Of
Troy, (Mass.) the violent champion in the last
Legislature of that State, for Jackson, has lost
his election. The whole number Of votes was
26l, of which Mr.. Hathaway had %! The
successful candidate was ENocH FRrNcH,
Esq. We understand great exertions were
made by Mr.. Hathaway and his friends, 10 50.
cure his election. So much for becoming the
pimp Of Francis Baylies.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

ACCIDENT. We regret to state, that a
man named John Taylor, yesterday fell
from the roof Of three story house to the
ground, and was SO sadly injured that his life
is despaircd Of Carpenters arc always very
careless about their scafoldings, and the nu-
merous accidents that have occurred by reason
thereof, should teach them to be more careful
hereafter.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14
Washington, May 8, 1928.


I" In the Cadet Of the 3Oth ultimo, noticed
a very good letter from Washington, speaking
OF Mr.. Burgess in high terms Of praise ;-there
is nothing said Of him, but what is due 20 his
extraordinary talents, and great moral worth.
quote a sentence, however, which shows the
writer to have fallen into an error, as TO one
fact. Speaking Of Randolph he says,
No man save MIR. Clay, has.e ever ventursd
to come in contact with him, - in real round
afiray," until the appearance Of Mr.. Burgess
BY this Mr.. Rurges will derive that credit if it
be credit, to the injury Of others. In truth, Mr..
Shelly, Mr.. McDufiie, and moro recently Mr..
John c. Wright, Of Ohio, beside Mr.. Clay,
came in conta Ct with him in real round af-
fray" before Mr.. Burgess did. Mr.. Burgess
cut him to the quick--he made the unfn-
ishsd man. vince prodgiously."
We presume, that our correspondent, was
led into the error he committed, by the circu'n.
S,anos, that at the time be wrote ne had no
one but Mr.. Burgess in his eye, and wrote. soon
after that gcntleman's combat with Mr.. Ran
dol ph. If he had reflected for a moment, he
would have remembered, that not more than
four weeks anterior TO his writing, Mr.. Ran
dolph received most severe castigation from
Mr.. Wright.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14
Cr-THE "RrMoNsrRANcE."-.The jour

Co-THE "REMoNsTRANcE."-- The Jou:-
nal of to- morrow, will contain Review ofthe
gress some months since, signed by BRowN
& Ives, EICHMoNp BULLOCK, and others.
The Review is from the pen of gentleman
who understands the subject, and will be at
tentivcly examined by all who feel an interest
in the result. We shall publish it in eur next
first page.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

o,-TariG Bill The Intsligencer Of FRI
day, gives strong hopes that the question on
the passage of the Tariff Bill in the Senate
would be taken on that day. Our opinion is,
that the bill will pass that body by majority
of two votes. We regret to learn, that Mr..
Knight, one Of our Senators, was obliged by
indsposition, 10 be absent from his seat during
the discussion of this bill, on Wednesday ard
Thursday last.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

Ncy- Illinois. The canvass for a member TO
the next Congress from this State, has already
commenced. George Forquer, Esq. has an
nounced himself a candidate friendly to the
Administration, in opposition to Mr.. Duncan,
the present Jackson incumbent. Mr. Duncan
was elected in place of the Hon. Daniel p.
Cook, since deceased.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

We have to request the author Of an elabo-
rate communication, signed 81. J. c." to have
the goodness to make us a call, and he may
probably hsyo bis essay published. What we
have read Of il, and can understand, bespeaks
msay things in its favor; but as the manuscript
y sxcssdingly obscure, we cannot for the souls
Of -, dsciphsr h.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

Oo-The Greek Committee, Of New York,
acknowledge the receipt Of thirteen boxes of
clothing, for tho Greeks, from the ladies of
Providence, valued at 1850, 75
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

gU-The author Of the communication signed
"One Of the Fulton Company" disapproving
of the attack on the Chancellor Livingston, by
the editors Of the Boston Traveller, will find an
article on our first page, which We apprehend
will meet his views.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

At a Wedding which recently took place in
Delaware, a vote was taken for President
Mr.. Adams obtained majority. The BRIDE
groom voted for Jackson and the bride for
Adams. He must have been a very ungallant
youth to disagree with his wife at such time..
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

COMPLIMENT TO Mr.. CLAY. One Of the
Philadelphia Line Packets, employed in the
place and Philadelphia, has been named II N
RY CLAY. in honor of the Secretary of State,
and the distinguished author of the american
Sustem
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

IL Mr.. McDufie has avowed, in letter to
the editor of the New York Evening Post, that
he is in favor of taxing Auction Sales. for the
encouragement of" Domestic Industru"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

GG-Rev. JASPER ADAMS, who was recently
appointed President Of Charleston, S. G. Col
lege, has arrived in that city and entered upon
the duties Of the office.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

FIRE.-A small wooden building occupied
by a respectable family of blacks, situated in
the East part Of tho town, was destroyed by
fire on Saturday evening last.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

Cc-Hon. SAMUEL BELL, Senator in Con-
gross, has left Washington, in consequence of
the illness of his brother, the Governor elect
of New Hampshire.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

We have frequently had the pleasure of pre-
scn'ing to our patrons tho writings of ELLA,
and now have the satisfaction Of Offering one
OF her happ:sst productions. 1t possesses more
than ordinary merit. and is decidedly superior
70 nnO tentis Of the poetry of the times. We
particularly commend i, to tho Porusai Of ou
readers.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

DD-The editors of the Charleston Courier
will accept our thanks for their polite atten-
ton in furnishing us with the slips issued at
their office.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

01The Legislature of this State adjourned
on Saturday last, to meet al Newport, on the
2sd day Of June next.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14
TIE DESERTED COTTAGE.

THE DESERTED COTTAGE.
vi, lonely spot, Ju, the loveliest ons
That the summer sun e'e, smiled upon,
Where that cottage stands loved il well
In eniiei youth, AMI yet the spell
Remains unbrokcn, tho years. long yean
Have come and gone with their smile, and tear,
Their many changes, and have known
Life, path not ,,rewed with aorrers alone.
In thousands, ,prans around that place
Wild 1ower.-,hose smiles natures face,
And every warbler there At even
Sent up hi, sweetest song to heaven,
A father and three loved one, dwet
o. thh lone spot ia days gone by
Theirs were glad hear, that ne'er had felt
How soon our earthly joy, must die;
Hi was heart bad learned too we'll
They weave a bright but transient spell.
With smle' hs downward path they eheer'd,
And though his heart, deep grief' had 'ear'd,
Yet those fair glib, and that proud boy
Would rou'e him of to mirth and joy.
Bat now the scene is changcd-the son
On glory's field has fought aud won
Aye, nobiy won the need of lame,
Aud left proud and deathl,s name.
One sister lsft the smiling home,
To cross the treacherous blue seas foam,
With one, with whom linked her fate,
Prove his path bright or de,olate.
Their bark is wreck'd and they al rest
Together in the oceans breast
The other died as lille, die,
Swept by the passing breeze,
She lies where summers roses lie,
Beneath yon bending trees,
Where the evening sunbeam longest stay.
And the moon send, down her sonest rsya
The same old tree, waving there
Their branches in the evening air,
The uild-bird still her song /, singing,
The summer now're, there are 'Prinsing,'
AMI all things tell the self sane tale
They told in year. gone by
For nature knows in that sweet vale
No change, nor cause TO sigh.
But they who listed the wIld-birdi song,
Aud eulled the early flowers, are gone;
They've passed away to purer home,
And the sged man /, left alone.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

GENERAL AssEMBLY.-The Legislative
Proceedings of Friday and Saturday, will be-
found on our first page.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-14

CoRREcTIoN. At the instance Of friend
residing in the city Of Washington, we make 4
correction, which is due to those concerned.
In doing this, we copy an extract from letter
dated,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
s,iTA.RTON ACADEnY.-

s,S TAUNTON ACADE,nl .--'The uu,!e.si5ned a conn
~ mtee appointed by the board trustees are dcsirous OF
Attracting tire attention Of the public s,siiu ,oin the
hops that by designating i advantages sfeu, Sree OF
encouragement may be- obtained poinon na, of
Ton "a uieir n'ghbOurn)o and adyre tho interests OF
scieiy Il no local Situation Ot tins
ptts vety favourable The climate noUnnnnly heaI,iy
too hahs OF tho people generally corrccl and the
81 b may be onancl on the terms The com
ncc have asccraincd that boarding ia
private families rate not eSccod ioTy dollars session
OF I'VE months INV lave made enquiries the terms
Of boarng 'ayer they consider tias yohs
should ~ exposed temptations incident Ia ia b con-
Quoted hodsss OF that description.
IL Is contemplated Tat this Institution will a.an orn for
toe ruepou of pupils the LIST OF October next PROVIDED
prospect ri adequate, though moderate remuneration for
their eau 10 held gentlemen him uuahca-
tons, who have consented that event. take cae of the
Acaieay, Professors To those acquainted with the Rev
JosIPa SMITH end iTTI WADDELf Es1 nothing need e
sld ly accommodation. But parents aud
at distance pledge nuTscisc, for the great worth the
correct department and the exemplary habits of hiews Smith
aud Watcu We moreover, express candid opinion in
stating that teachers tcf qualified 10y their Ucy auc
ihc'r esccialny oi talents and their advantages education
coud moi I've selected fo such institution We xivc this
noomnendaituiona personal bnowiedge Of e merits of these
Gentlemen with whom intimately acquainted
Tho OF tuition will rcdIced clow te customary
rates may bo from The following .chclc which has
ben sanctioned By tho hoard Of tulaesss
For Latin, Crock, Malhoacs, Natural phio.opv, Chcuis-
try Autonomy Rhotorck, LOJe Moral aad Mental fhioo-
Ply-Per session, Sla
nud bcorrtgihv--pcr session, a.
flo seminary will bo oppnc fra Monday in Noycn.
her uoNt bctier addressed mn.r Of tho committee
uill Nrcvr ii'c mos PrvuiP' attention.
WILLIAM BOYS,
fANES Ora FORD
JOHN WAIT,
JOHN G. SOWRRS,
BRtSCOE q. BALDWIN.
s''ruunOn, August J, 1873 ee-w7t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
JAMES WINSTON,

II
HAS Oh HAND AND OFFERS poR SALE
Sd ooo Lbs. of besi Emitkfeld bacon
400 barrels n. G. AID Potomac nett herrlnc,s
TOO do cider vinegar
80 do mountain family flour
"a do refined sugar
eoDo lbs. best slaughtered sunl lether, aver;rrpo
20 lbs. .
dozen heavy ruSsett upper leather
1900 lbs. cotton bulling ropo
10000 Hacks superior segass
5000 common do
IS dozen sivcsc different sizes
- kegs Smthfold lard
10 do mountain butter
dozen American castor 81
10000 SD heart shingles
10000 feet good flooring phlt
Glue IN earrels, starch
Wrapping and printing paper
Manufactured tobacco, loaairg Ifincs
Scinc Irvine, clover seed
Alexandria crackers.
Ind daily cape77,
500 gallons linseed oil. nov 1a,f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17

All. ELLISON has received, by the rcre,,r a,ysya,.
. 'o'n New York and r1adelphia DE yrca n az, ~ M
oil GOODS; among yvhch are = Sf-' i' AS
Loaoon daiie and point .4.nAets
o, y, TO- "A and 12-1 rose do
nhite, red gteen and biach ilarnels
Do N, $50 ~ s''e ehu rrsp Coils
t;t.,u,a, s,,a - - 90; ca-slse.cs
" oolinets, kerscys aIiu I'm S.ys u,
fia,h and printed carrot la.,.s
So'o'ireti and black English ao..n,,nr CO.
fist;n and figured t>.,nbs z.is ~
Acfnio casiineres assorted coon,s ,,, :, ,,.s
Ned blue AID orange c;icassans 1'"S
Saroiu'e stripes and circassian piaids
10. 10 80 - ''ot' llNS .ff.s.
81 1't ass'rtneni OF square and long ncr,o s1,xr
-S',s'e long do Cashmere and Valencia "a
. g 'Pei London aud fref,clI printed cainhrics
sSs1lpfa and paid gingt,arl,s and ba,:s,e
So'.o' Saincr'cs and caInoI;c lnlslirs
l.'a aio 'ig ircd look, rull and Swiss do.
81 black ita--an lustTings
Iiaek and cos,tred Gro de Naples
,-ui,n nets and wor.tcti 5afese -
tllcA Dilceilne and ilorel,c.
Canton and Mandarin craues
H'nafc- beii and other ribbons al, e!l- Ar.
ii'Fn" ana cashmere hikf.
"ors'.d and barege sauze 90.
India and German silk DO
limitation baDdsnna and Madras 90,
'oio'irasi aud white crlyats
super black Italian do.
Wen IS hIckskin. Woodstock and hors.sli,, siSe..
iinuc9' DO assorted: =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17

Y2Hii. subscriber iiYng purchasd l., .,cck of 5;(Cr
n RS &c and taken tic stand lao in occupancy OF
W IL. Nhr5ei " 60 Market Bridge. Intends continuing IN
the same line of business heretofore PURSUED M ihe No
tons ON 's part shall e spare IN tine selection OF his stool for
friends aud the public. V'M g. ~ ScT .
Nov Git
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
'tFW.-,ssyL.pIfOy SIs IoUBAV !,

Gronde aud Lot aud l;a5oule ~ Fy4ae - ~ nS o.
Si%S 10 Tue numerous friends 10 & Of CIR kpl
Niyt IN Tue United States Subscription which is u,v ,n
hr A. L. VII engage To 1urIi SulScr!-Ts win, ;lei
me Roots before the ySt Of .ire, psa ai Forward ,ln ne
IeApthse, 10 the different cities where suhsc i sbaIl
have beeii opened. The Roots viii be three ve,,, Old @ n
produce considerable fruit the year from line ter
boxes with Of the original soil in winch fhy 40, S
iaisei WHICH WI gTeiy facilitate llrs ..ss o. the Foo,
wien iIai'soaned. 80 '
Orders wiii e Principally atieldcd 10; die Suhs-rr o
mans ihe Quantities md species the Grave Vue Roots %
~ he re OF i2i cents Tor -ech Roots fo I, an JG ~ -,
de "a Il cents ana % cents Root less tam 40 80,
CO. yS 100 o'" s'l 90 pad tor al the ca-ls each
less than 30 Roots - '''''' w. at % oSn'S loT
lay%eH, 70 DC made on dsyegy Of 0p HOoA Les no,
" Subscription Lists orcuei-at Nsr York with Al
ptonse Lo1!.t, 80 Wol-siTcc Boston T. CooeI7,,s a.,
Willard Roais; E1asI;ngion Cty Wiia ps; f 20 o,S
eyenpor' Alien 6 % Sarfoich, Hail. Shaptsr q ia,qer
~ ''eO''Hb 0stsr " toii1r CharisfV1, T. s. T. Saet
M A. Iora,T' ios the CULTURE ar the C,y,r Vim, and
ON the haSiuGcf VIM" may be ogud at lie ssi!,i Bi
sellers OF the Un.ia States; aud hs y ont VII gnib t
t2rltis) To Subscribers NN-'
Catalogue II grippe ne Roofs, aol ar .oss,r coss Z,
The following SPECIES are selected as tie be t s. q,
which - n 10 Subscribers
TsSe Grges, or for mixing 'lcsf Tvy,syy,,,y,t All
cauie; Robin Eyes wish big clusters o. y so oir M ,
=, 10 Msns, t9r tosI1tl T. Sweet GuIapt 3 uscat; s.
9, ToAsy; 10, Sy1ian; II, Constants; - Saia Rsss
Large luscat IL, Naycc; 10, Red Font c Rnurl i6
bars iiInbOuIg. u, Ionstantia.
t6r W,ns-WHirEls, Auvc4rnai ~ Blau1c1ice 20 Don
Smee 81 liant de Dame - oivetc - uucs,e ~ rlai
as, ~, tiosIdum 50 thaanse' 81 Iycsl jarrett 81
AuveTgnat 81 81 jean: 81 Jarolp %; Nef,.r 81 iieo
., si9se ~ Iem~"r 40, bonrssnor u, ioaciani;
ftr he Te6le lturrs-4i C.rl.,ras t-n ro,,,ioe.
eeau;l 10 Do Goaeu' rs, D.. Crirk.s a. 10 Mu,i as
Sl'ncai s1aric; - %. Sun Bcc. 90 10 lsrlm Jcrsa
cml 81 DO from Ivri) - Sauy snou-RrD-53 Clssspias
%, nssal houge 81 Ninra Cry; 81, Danas Vioe OIL Da-
Srpt3 o.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17

fHN subscriber o6rrs Gor sls vaua.r plantation on
u which he resides called the Meadow Bridges This estate
s'"n'c' in The county of Hanover Chckaiouny swamp
SIX miles from the city of Richmond CONTAIN. 49, acS
Of which there between 100 aud grounds cleared
The late the swamp have entirely aned the
na' lats tho high land we'll improved buildings are
extensive commodous and good the orchards are
ARE cou,anns between and l0U0 of excellent fruits
nc health OF the subscribers family since his this
estate, allows hun that more ,esira
bio IN that respect No property has ered in this
section OF country years, possessing numerous
advantages The soil is well calculated the production OF
conn., and grass and portion wheat
rs vegetable soil, II is unsurpassed The SUBSCRIBE. would
prefer making private but ii effected by tive 18th of
Decerbc. ne will then Offer pg.icy tho sano tire he
VIII sell 10 or 20 hkoy has crop Of corn consisting of
about 500 barrels, cwei 30 and so which are h,ny
corn folder sucks &c also his horses mules and oos
Sc cr with ms ho.sehold furniture, plantation uicus &C
Tive terms of sale OF tie real and personal estate will made
known az proper time. JUSilUA STORRS
Meadow Bridges, Oct. Stb, I3l3 75-iot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17

CH,RLEs tfrv Coz S;Tt, July 1929
To fhe Lsgdtees md Distributes of Joh,r JniF der
NoC are hereby notified that noy prepared az the
n eNor OF the hate Samuel Lad vino x0r of tire SAID
John lald To pay to each aud yo your
sis o ue pahhce which appears Is due the of said
'o la as by settlement of coissi appointed for that
purpose 10y the county court of Charles City, upon OK tx nd
vouchers presented by the said samuel Ldd which said ac
count ~ audited and vcled is OF record in Office of hacs
Chy county, and exhibits the ia!ance due 20 sand ere
some o; you resilient IN tho State Ohio aud others s
VICE aiE from each other. The ;re TO T,xsive Xo,,f p
ofi'ots Will he and shall not consent NO y n,e.
On Ire amount after reasonable period from this day
SaAd'L. ~. LADiJ Ex'or
. Ottzt-St o Srlnl aid
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
GREEN HILL sIaliIN Af,x. LII ~, .,..---o-- g

& T'sLi5N HID SEMINARY lsil DO epencd' for the
- eni'n year on the 18th OF January and c,,sod On, ,e
iosh OF lrce"ner Of ,onth viii given IN
IN, iTeI he subscriber stu cOntnues keep an assi.
ie course OF instruction Will embrace liz ain ma
snsih languages tire Elements of Gc,l,e,r tr1ra, VII
a o. ua '!aPe and Globes and I'LL the minor b,anchs Q:
u''ion OF Latin scholars SIS; English scholars Il <:
boarding 81, cr Ct attention viii b. .csn ~, -,
te1r studies - ' 1S,ti ,isn =, ~ auNiL'ce
OIanye, Va 29th Oct 1929 ,-',i-r@'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
DAVENPORT, ALLEN d. co.
H1YE EYlR SIZE


IfaA IIhds. superior English 1sland)
and Cuba iuoiassi5
Sd bags green coffee
70 boxes window guss. 8x o and iox1a
600 kegs gunpowder, coarse and i,e
Is bids. Antigua rum
10 do jamaica do
- pipes Cognac branth'
10 do Hollands gin
do Imitation brandy
lids. n. England runi
30 bbls. do
I'D do gin
i00 doz bottles Scotch snuff
oDO rms. wrapping paper
1000 do cap pot and letter do from, to 81 mr. m
100 do DENY, medium ana royal writing Go
300 bbls. no. mackcrel
81 do no. aud no. /, do
80 do tanners oil
100 casks Thopastown linc
g'0 boxes brown soap
80 or. asks Malaga wine
a ceroons indigo
10 boxes bloom rasiIrs
10 cases fur and wool lIars
$50 casks cut nails and bruds
SOD sides sole leather
20 bags pepper
Cotton goods, playing cards cheese, cotton yarns.
White lead, gunpowder teas, glass ware, &C. &C.
Nov II u,e,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17

COMMITTED 70 tic jJ ofthc corporation Of I.yuchburg
- tho 10th dav Of June hast, y runaway, pHEBE
slave who che hcnnv oJanes VI l7sais nnd hir
the present William Carter, oi the Of Gooch
and said slave had wcn c0niiied ble iricd dpmcs
to pair OF shoes and has hnrinicnt IN her pccch
auA appears ~ Dc about ,cntv four years OLD She dark
muato, and : about lec' inches hr The Of
the above slave Is desi 20 orva pfvo property paw
charges aud take hcr away sho win be cst with according
"a Law. SAlTTf, gBANSFCrRD Jaifor.
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