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IMe subscriber ofers Eor .SnIc.

a "S SbOSCI tOeI DVeFS .IOf Sale,
fyNIE valuable Plantations ON winch h. rs,idp. called tho
meadow Bridges This estate situated IN the count, ~
Hanover, on Chickshoclny Swamp miles from n. cry If
ieh"oud and Contains 476 an eighth acres of which
The laie improvement Swamp have ntifIv dt,;nJ
me hit lands The high lands we'll The build
ings are extensive cOnuod and in good -rdsf Tbe Or
chsrd are large containing between and AGO ,r... az
eeieh' runs The health OF the suhset ter family .Dcp ms
on n'' estate allows h'h t. aeft that snuscn
oheed oT sale :" ths section OF country many wear.
p'ns as nun ady'nsse' The soil is we'll ale1l.tsd
,Thii portion for wheat As table soil, un.ufs.J
me sg''oer would pieitr MAXIM private sale which #
publicly. ~ '' "
AZ tne same time he will sell ~ or 90 likely Nerfoe hi,
otP OF consulting Of about 500 batrel bee,n 90
o "t "hieh are homny fodder, sbucL NC ale, m.
h1fes m"e aud coils together with his household furniture
Plantation utensils &o- The sale on the s, -
personal e'ldie, will be made know rtopcr time
JOSHUA STORRS
Oct. II, AS ,r
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MISS YyTGHES

R tsPECIFULLY informs The Pube, that her Seminary
III the instruction OF young Ladies, was opened On III
~ hsti 10 which will he Taught the follow Inc brarcLe
hos'hp"y headirg, ttDg Arithmetic, Eneli.h Gtam,sr
otogiaphy, Neutral and Moral Philosophy, Hty Ch,oroL
ogy bee' Lees, aud Composition. The French ,ryu,,.
sho iu'c WI he taught II wished Bosrd,f. will he re-
Seysds 600 per session, for board snd tron Vhn, NJ
doisi Boosng % dolls The session corng Of 10 month.
Dy puP 30 dolls session, Fu DI 5Ocs, All nec,.,av
IN lee. ' ''''' " ''' young
S'T D ,SG.n
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'NOTfCE.

eGsAS committed - the jail It the county Of Chesterfield
~ ontbs 26th day Of July last, As Runaway a oeyro
nsn nsmtd James about Is Of aRe feet
eShh' hug color brown right cn who says he L.snr,
10 nan by the of John Willsfn,; that he
from h'm while on his way Temessee; had on when e
mdeh blue Waueiiles coat, AMI psr NJ white cotton
Psn's'oon and an old black hat The ,fer Of sd lave +,
swsy, ~ he wiiihe dealt vail sceori, 10 law
VeIo' 4S-"'@"F ?. a.. GUODF, Tsirs
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Dcf. ISf JSD,

n Office hereby givtntc the ptorI.tors oi por-
- ton OF the eIee1ed per cent. stock cstateb
uu suauce Of act Ting 2i, March,
the loan Of AUGUST 2d 1914 Tor $4,000 O0O5
amounting four niionS and Gfty thousand ieu.a h.
!red eiehty dollars and that Their
e,rt, e upon the ufeLder thereof, will, III.
OF JaAuary next he pad TO ten respectively their legal
attorneys duly Constituted al tn. Treasury
OF Office whore the stock thus 10 be reimbursed
stand cedted
And further made known, for the information Of the
pats concerned that transfer OF the certificates Of tbs
SAID stock, the books OF the Tresury, Com
missioner Losu, will be allowed after The Let day
peceu.her
AAd that thereon will snd deter mine, on
the day preceding tie day hereby fixed for the
ot the SAID stick. RICHARD RUSH
Secretary Of .ts Treasury
at Ian
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NOTICE.

LII person. having claims against the estate NJ Rbs.,
IA pouthr dec late Of Wesioyer IN Charlie, Civ Ce,n,
ere requested TO make them known the sut,tiF., IN ~
ohy" Richmond possible fearing tina, there viii
not come my Hands pesOnsl sufficient 10 nav all ,h
against h'o IS guardian, sdm'nr or ou iud.m.n , ali
hod3td debts All persons indebted 10 the Eiate are ,o
ca 10 make immediate payment indulgence IAN he
w. u. WREN, AJn'or
"eP' 49, fO-Zn n Robe, Duth.l dec.
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ADNIN!STRAT0R'S SALE.

T. y Tuesday, the 10th OF December next, win
- DE sold 10 the highest bidder, at Clay-iliil
IN Amelia COUNTY, the residence, OF tie late Mrs.
Frances Tahb, about fifty Slaves, consisting
OF men, women and children, Is likely any
In the Siate-Amonr them are many valuable
house servants, three carpenters, and two garden
eTs. a sale ii them in families, Is fir as pracica-
bic, would be preferred. At tllo same lime and
place will be sold, the household and kitchen fur
ntuIe, coach and coachee, both in good repair
also all the horses, cattle, hogs and sheep, The
OF AMI fodder, then remaining hand and the
Plantation utensils.
Terms OF sale-ijor the negroes, cash-for the
other personal property, the following c,edits--tOr
all sums of $50 and under, cash-for all sums ex-
cceding $40 and OF 100 and under, months--tor
MI sums exceeding = 100, II months-and in every
Instance, ,lie purchasers viii be required to exc
cute their bonds. with approved security, 10 carry
interest from the date, and upon the punctual pay
merit OF each bond the interest will be RENTED.
The sale vii. be continued from day 10 day until
finished. w. j. BARkSDALE, Admor
OCT. . 43- wtds OF Frances Tabb.
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Erecutire Dnm.tment,

October 2S, 1928.
toROfCSEIS wi he received by the E,.ouive for th-
purchase uf tie tfanspOIti the Pententiarv. Those dis,
posed TO rurch.s will their proposals .hcut o,Iay
BY order, WSr. Fl. RICHARDSON.
Oct. 81 e.
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R.qLYIMoRE and fNEDERICKSBURG.
THE STEAM BOAT PATUXENT,
CAPTAIN GEORGE WEEMs,

ysTILL leave Baltimore Wednesday ming next (ir-
w stead Of Tuesday, at O'clock and at the hour
every ucceediny Wednesday; aud after touching at Herring
sv will rrnreed to aud the Rappahsnnock To FIede
sburs, will Thursday Evening Re-
tuinus wl leave Fredeficssburs Saturday
(nesd " Friday AZ o'clock, aud at the same
every succeeding ituidsy, and ell Baltimore
Sunday Pauxtnt Will. going ani ietInin6,
stop rappahan tx aud Pot Royal land and take of
Faserte Freight .he will l, stop CATERS Creek and
off Usbaun,, laad aud OF Passengers her Boat
In addition Tie elegant omOdsons Tor passengers, Tue
Panrent oon.ruced oar,y bulk Of 1900 h,rre
Freight winch be taken sni delivered every week 'n
accommodating terms. For Freight or Passage Apply to
Capt. Wstnis. ou board,
James Corner j. Son, Agents at Baltimore, or 20
Samuel PhUipS, Agent at fredericksburg
a Baggage st the risk II h.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l, lS2S.
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CAqRLES ". MGLlNESS,.
HOUSE, SIGN, CHA

And Ornamental Painter, Glider, SC.
At his old stand, south side Of the Capitol Square and ne
doOr to the Conpisr Office
GRATEFUL 10 his friends and the of Virginia get
w tsy; for the patronage he has received would ,norm
them that he r continues carry the above
nher various branches His prices will he suited times.
lie foIbsas 70 say thing about his as
dtnrs Of 9ysa Richmond, will enibe the public 10 JUDGE
cf bis pfetsnsious II patronage
notice.
IS ysaf' old, would he preferred.
July 20 -,sMtf
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SHALL petition the Legislature thor next SESSION. for
leave tceieei Toll Bridge across the Marsr"uy River
'u srI ARCHER BROWN.
Cgt. 44-w5wf
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proceed aud w. the KsprahaGGcok, 10 Frederic ksbu
where she will Thursday Rt;uin ing
Pansem will leave ckshurg Saturday niOins
next u'iead OF frdsy) at O'clock, snd the
.veIy succeeding Saturday sod will ia Bsmore
Sunday rveG'nyfhe pstuS-nt wiii, aud returning
stop at Tappstannnck aud PoTBcya 10 land oil
rasseng ami Freight; she viii also stop Cafte Creek
aud Oh Urbana 10 laud and take ID Passengers her
Beat In addition to The elegant Pas.eu
gers the Patuseut 10 the bulk
indet baUei Freight, Which zen he slsn delivered
every week, On - c"mm1datbg iem..
For freight or Passage, Apply TO- Capt Weems, board,
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JAMES CORNER & son,
Agents at BaItiInore-op
SAMEL PHILLIPS,

II u'day nne rappahaptook arrive in r. h'rol
the the otatcsnh hose leaving Richmond
on Saturday tn line, will Ba.n,ve on
Sunday evening.
IP Al! Haggnre st the risk of the
~ Pc 'on Falmouth, having GUods board, will please
send t. them early Friday
Bait more, Oct. 81. - ~
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BALTIAiORE * FREOERICKSBUHG.
SeuN. bOat p.II'L-NENY In,.L 1, If-ocn,

viii leave Daitimore or ~ ern.I-
day Mofnins next, lin-tesd uf Tues.
Js,, at 3 o'-iock, ami at Inc sane
houf every W. duesdsy; and eiler
touching at Herring Bay, Will
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-04

literary flies have fed fat upon the carous banquet
Of editorial hattery, and buzz and bluster-bue
bottles in the sunshine"
"No longer ago than three years since, poet or
novelist was esteemed as great curiosity as calf
with two heads. But now, bless you, John Neal,
they are as plenty as blackberries."
1t has become prevailing evil Of our sinful
times to burn the incense of homage under the nasal
emunctories Of scribblers, whom RIGHTEOUSNESS,
Their than continuous desert, has placed upon the
prosaic and poetic eminences of our literary world"
A brother scribbler cannot cry Boo to a Goose"
&c. &c.
We might select many other passages in
support of the opinion we have advanced,
which are equally offensive and inconsistent
with purity of thought, and chastity of die
ton. We sincerely hope that this and all
such violations of common sense will not be
suffered to pass uncensured and, notwith-
standing we incur the danger of having our
:" ears pulled in the most polite manner
Imaginable" we agree with the editor of
the New-York Merchants Telegraph in the
remarks accompanying the following quota
tIon -
The subscribers are told, in the opening article,
that if they wish for a more accomplished and less
egotisical editor they must borrow scissors and cut
one for themselves out of the knave of spades p and
we cannot but add our belief from the prospect
which the first number of the Literary Gazette holds
out that the of literature would be quite as eff
fectually advanced by the substitution.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-04
FERDINAND ANDREWS,
JOSEPH ANDREWS.

MARCH MEETING. The annual meeting
for the choice of Town Officers was held in
this town yesterday. The following gen
tlemen were elected -
SeEectmen--Jacob Fisher, jr. John Thurs
ton, jr. and Anthony Lane.
assessors Thurston, ir. Scion Viii
ting, and Martin Lincoln.
Io,on Clerk-Jacob Fisher.
Treasurer-Davis Whitman.
School Committee Nathaniel Thaver, So
lon Whiting, Silas Thurston, ir. Ezra Saw
yer, Martin Lincoln, Henry Wilder, and
David Goodrich
Samuel Allen had all the votes for Coun-
ty Treasurer.
Mr.. Josiah Flagg, who has served in the
Office of Town Clerk % years, declined a
reelection.
The WEATHER. The present winter can
find parallel, probably, IN tho mcmories of
few who are living. It has been remarka-
Bile not only for its open mildness, but for its
uniform wetness, and the extremely bad ira
yelling which has been the consequence of
very frequent thaws and rains. For CON
siderable portion of the season the roads
have been almost impossible; all travelling
has been greatly impeded, and the mails
have been delayed and deranged SO much
as almost to lose sight of their regular hours.
To those who have had much experience in
walking, or rather wading, through the mud
and water which have so long possessed the
roads, dry land and smooth going, if they
ever again be seen, viii be most welcome
visiters. Even the famed, impervious, India
rubber over-shoes have been in great danger
of losing their reputation. The weather
which has characterized the winter COM
menced early in the fall. 1t is not, we are
within the recollection of the old
est inhabitants this town, that the Nasha-
way has risen so high in the autumn as it
did twice during the month of September
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-04

BOSTON LITERARY GAZETTE. It has
been matter ofmuch surprise to those in
terested In the advancement of literature,
that there has never been in our country a
periodical which has maintained character
similar to the London Literary Gazette
which should not only be enriched by the
contributions of writer's holding the first rank
in American literature, but contain critical
notices OF such pubhcarru1r,, ..-.;.ass rr.oso
which are continually issuing from the press,
as may claim particular distinction-which
should watch over and give a colour
ing to the public taste, and a more ele-
waited tone to the sentiments of the mass of
the community who are. denied access to
works of higher class-which, in fine,
should give an accurate impression of the
actual literary and intellectual condidition of
this country.
The United States Literary Gazette, al
though commenced with this view, soon de-
parted from its primitive plan, assuming too
elevated stand, and partaking too much of
the character Of a solid review.
We were therefore disposed to look with
more than ordinary favour upon the COM
Wencement of the Boston Literary Gazette,
and it is with regret we are forced to de-
chr the disappointment of the hopes we had
cherished. The editor seems determined
topush himself into notice by fiippant style
OF Writing, and an egotistical manner, which
are IN our opinion far from commendable,
and Which, although they may gain him a
shortfived notoriety, we are confident will
not beppheld by the appreciation of the pub
lie. We must confess our total inability to
discover in what manner the editor proposes
to advance the cause of literature by his
Glimpse at u.s." and we would ask, if less
vanity and more show Of common sense
would notgo farther towards qualifying his
editorial self for an intercourse with good
SUNNY, nioii 1dlO IIdlSIlSSlOn OF all the
ideas of the Principles of Politeness to his
"sensorlum.' We soon become disguised
with one who is continually prating about
himself, and densuring in dictatorial man
ner the opinions of others. In this kind of
literary bullyBm it is easy to perceive the
copy of the EDITOR of the Literary Gazette
IN John Neal, i'm whose footsteps he appears
lndustrlously endeavouring to tread. But
this style of rself complacency," is very
distant from that candour and liberality of
criticism which we think ought to pervade
such a publication. Vulgarity is never
pleasing to the cultivated mind, let it come
in what shape it may. What excuse then
can be given fSr him who introduces it into
work professedly designed to purify the
public taste In what manner can the fol-
lowing quotations be reconciled with pure
taste?
An author and critic are as widely distinct as
crow and caterpillar. Creators OF prose and
manufacturers of erse have sprung up aong us like
bubbles in beer-barrel, and verify many Of them
are as as empty and as spumous too. Many Of these
3aaRT
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-04
GENERAL COURT.

The following extracts from letters of correspond
ent will furnish readers with an interesting &C.
count Of the proceedings of the Legislature for the
last fortnight -
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-04

LADIES' MAGAZINE. The commencement
of a periodical, in Boston, bearing this title,
by Mrs. Sarah J. Hale, must be gratifying
to the lovers of taste, the admirers of virtue,
and the friends ofmodest merit. The talents
of the fair author are too well known, and
her fame too firmly established in the lite
rary world, to receive any additional lustre
from our notice.
There is purity and delicacy breathed
throughout the writings of Mrs. Hale, which
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27

NEW BEDFORD Dec "a. Arr brig syphax
Blake, 10 Dc FIN NJ Barts, ia distress, bound TO Bath,
having bcen run into by \ Boston ship, which carried
away the briggs bowsprh. stays &c. and caused he
to leak.
BOSTON Dee q. Arr chr Element, Marv,eL
Cid ship Mercury, Leach. Er Pernambsco and q
market; beg Geosse Aossy, WAKES, Hsl,aax.
2ith cid ship Ro'vdrich, Scott, SavannahI brisu
syren: Foque. Trieste; Mary, Mayo, Charleston
Washington N Z; Rachel & Lydia, Drummond, Sa.
| vannah.
25th arr brigs Magoun, Field, I'm Aux Caves wa
Vineyard; Enterprise, Layfeld, Richmond.
PORTLAND Dec II. Gid sh,ps Andrew Scott,
Prince. Charleston; Lconidas, Gardner. Savannah;
brigs Romulus, Webb, New Orleans; Orb, Blake,
Hayana.
NEW YORK Dec Fl. Arr Centurion, Smith
from Havana 7; Zipporah, from Turks Island En-.
press, Clough, from Martinico John Williams. r.
Trinidad; Sarah, Hutchens, from ST Thomas; Lot.
te,y, bradley, from St Augustine ; America, from
Kennebec.
Cid Calhoun, Munro, Charleston ; New York,
Apthorp. Marseilles; Neptune, Waters, Savannah;
Kent, Frazier, Charleston; Damon, Potter, Will
mington /; Richard Nelson, Abbot, South America;
Cyno, for South America.
22d arr Washington, Parsons, from Quebec; Flo.
rian, Harrison, from Savannah Jasper. Parker, fr
Pictou ; Henry, Burt, from Wilmington /; Herald,
bfOWHs uom 4 ToViucuCc.
Cid Sylvanus jenkins, Allen, Liverpool; Azelia,
Wood, New Orleans /; -Four Sons, Gillett, Trim.
dad ; Blackstone, Martin, New Orleans /; Castillo.
FrInk do.
23d arr schr Milo, Baldwin fm Norfolk.
Cid briggs Condor, Goodrich, 81 Croix; Leader,
Grinnell. RochslIe; schrs Comet, Gunby, Havana;
Juno, Pike, Charleston.
PHILADELPHIA Dec 20. Cid Native, Win.
berg, for Port au Prince (; America, Moore. 81
Jago ; Ilershell, New Orleans /, Harvey, Burns, for
Tampico (; Felicity, Wilmington.
23d arbrig Howard, Dem,ny I'm Madeira. Cid
brig Pomona, Newton, Panama E F.
BALTIMORE Dec 10. Arr brig Pacific, Conk-
lin, Rio Janeiro.
CID schr Thomas Hall, Roardon, Havana. 4.
NORFOLK Dec II. CID Fr ship Heureux Ad.
olphe. Carbonnier, Martinique. Sailed FIR ship 70.
lima do.
CHARLESTON Dec II. Arr Peggy, Young
from Belfast, Me. Sailed, Crawford, Luther, Of
Warren, for New Orleans; Emeline, Andrews, fol
St Jago.
SAVANNAH Dec IL. Cid brig Dummer, West
Indies.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27

Aietns tfo,hn Tia Seat Of oossrnmsst u 3.
Caroline, states. that q yoial Commitise Of
both House, mas been appointed on the ssbject
efa Codiication. ArfT
Tho Legislative Council Of Floriia. has char
tered q territorial bank at TaIlahassss. with.
three branches, to DO established At 81. Angus
tine, Mariana. and Pensacola.
Long speeches were made in the House OF
Representatives Of 8. Carolina, on the 9Th and
9Th inst. on the Tariff Bill. Mr. Dunkin was
OF opinion. that neither the call gfa C0nvsn-
ton nor the notification Of the Tariff Law by
an Act Of the Legislators, would be Of any
avail, and contended that the power Of Con
ven'ion could not be restricted.
The Raleigh Register. remarking Upon the
RESOLUTION which has been adopted 10 wind up
the Affairs oftHe North Carolina State Bank,
odds that the people are indebted to that insti-
tuition about ttoo nsintons and a half Of dol
vet. GAG.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27
DUMFRlES' HIGHLY APPROVED
DD~ E.aE -c1s

vINHIs safe and powerful wash for sure ~ informed Rye
stands pre- eminent nna,ng the rt,stitnds VI ordinary
preparations fN ibis purpose. Tie mcd vh<iihs,s No tLs
MOS, slight inhaiualiUr,s Ut that delicate orgsn, yield " thp
highly approved Eye Wner, which will brace aud r~aess
the tone of tho diseased part. On recent SUE eyc~tlr c6ba
b highly salutnry. In cases &c yc;us sfnrdioe, Tie ur 81 Mo-
expected f,lef has been received, afler 9TH . applications II
inferior efficacy had fhilod. Usakness, serratss, und Wt.
q complaints uftiic Eyes, proceeding from colds, lave hSs
permanenti, removed. Those who usc il proiouuce IL 10 10
the bs~t PREPARATION fcf this complain, they ever met Will.
especially in slninate cascs Of soreness and iunaliaticA-
Price Is esats per tpif!r.
ALso-The celebrated 81 n6, aAi T,s.i .isht ril,x, wijah
give immediste relief, wiilnut the loss, injury tp The Teeth.
On trial this will he found the of The hest reir odks Knows
fx this painful complaint. Price 50 ceu,s n hpx.
ar Prepared aud sold wholesale. by T.. kIDDER, rry<ls
etor of the "Coneoy .Medieins,I' Counting Ron, IL Clnap,-
bcn over No 20, Corucrof Court and iianuyer siocis, aud e
retail by his s;echi appointment, ihgether witt, ai lie tLG
different articles Of tho Conway Medicine) ty the following
p,ugstst. VIZ. JOSEPH RAiCH ". and JO,iN n. MA
sOS & Co Prov idrucs, Er. A. 2. New poft, ur.
J. WILLIAMS, Warren, NATHAN DURrEE, Fall Riv.
CT. ~ EH
.,+Oi~erve, none are genuine witlosf tho written sigl., wfs
Oft. kiDDER, ON the outside printed Wrapper.
Laryo discaisi To those who iuy 10 sell a9ain.
Oxt. II.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27
Per Steam Boat.

G StGeNs
NEW YORKDec "a. Arr ship Augusta, krook
a AZ I'm P~ornambsco. Left 18th utt. briggs Ageno-
,;s. Davis, for New York noxt day; lndepsndence'
issd,ns; schr Superior, I'm Philsdclphia. The erigs
Rosans. I'm Boston, ard Prince Edward, I'm Phhad'
arr 18th, and sailsd sams day for southward. N.Y.,
Brig President Manning, Grafton, 0 dc I'm WI
.~i.s,ou. Lott 18th inst. brig Fisher, from Ma,',-
ST.m' AZ Boston. both arr 10Th. Brig Counsellor, Tor
!. ~ I.6;e,. sailed over Man Bar 18th; schrs Sureri'
- ,ud Hazard do do. Left at the lnlot, bries ABE
90. Cor Nfatanzas; and North Caroiina, and Athai''
81 New York, all waiting wind 1.-THE latter was seen
I21st, or Haiteras1.
|. .Drie Try, Hatch I'm Providence.
"'achr New York, sayward, IS DIS fin 81 Thomas.
= I,sS 9Th inst. bries Joseph sPrague, Hawks, uneof;
Psudsnt. for. Boston 10; Susan. Tor Laeuna 10 ioad
vj,h voo@lor Boston, fcw ds; schr B,ilow, ,o1 ~
vass ssma day-several schrs from No'," Ss.'" ="
Ssd Just AR. The pirates still con,'nueo '"e" ""'
pr,isuons on vessels amongst tho Keys. ILL.,.
In Turk, Howes, Boston; Agswam, hudson'
rsham.. Superb, Lemont, Bath sloops Laiayc''e'
vvs.sIow, Providence; Amity, LAYTON 40
ca ship Lafayette, flaming, Charleston; or,g,s
,.Tepss, Downs, Cape Hayden; Eagle. weaver, Wv
I.dios: Enterprise, Shepherd, 81 Ibo'mas; scn,s
-. Stsnten, Havana; Gov PARIS, Chisholm VIII
Sssisa ship sylvanus Jsnkins, Liverpool
ca q, Phu.dolph,s I'D, bris' Psus"a. for B'''ili
Ar :, xisssndri, .Ish, sehr James, from Bo''
Arr q Baltimore 2isi. scht Spartan, Mason, froaa
q sort. CD brig Dryade, 81 Thomas.
t:ssw B.l,insrs si', 'sAr ss'sA = F"'''''' Tn
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-27

Arr :. Norfolk issA. <aa oaly DaAsAsss. q New
buryport. 4
Tho schr Clarissa, Hill, hsnec, orr u Norfolk l0,h
ans sailed 10Th for Richsosd.
Arr at Norfolk t0th, ichr Glide. Gage, I'M Boston
via Newport; elti, r. brig American, Foucals. I'm
Point Pstrs via Bsssatssrsi schr Rsbecca. Spring,
Trinity Mart. =
CID at Charleston 18Th, ships Emulous. Liverpool;
Arnold Welies do.
Ars at Savannah 18th. brig FINLEY. Liverpool
Ch br baI9uo Herald, aberdeen.
C'd ., Mobile 6th, briss Mark York; Mary
Cole DO.
Al Madeira 10Th ut. schrs Forester, I'm b hia Tor
rernambuco In " ds; Mount Desert. for N Orleans,
had been blown out for 0 days and had not returned.
Inc ship Globe sailed 18th Nov. Toe Cape de Verbs
and Pcrnambuco.