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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28
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ed
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The above excellent medicines prepared with the
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ecucd
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"a, Broad ST. and DUTY GREENE, High street.
May2i ly lawwf
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28
CHASE AND HARNESS MANUFAcTURER.

CHASE AND HARNESS MANUFACTURERS.
ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has remoy-
y ed from Dedham, No 30 Broad ST. Providence m the
Of Richmond street, nearly opposite the punps)
where he viii be hrpy to receive any order b line b.
ness lie those who favour him with their pstron-
age that his best tndeavou. will be used TO them with
dispatch and IN the best style.
Building Chascs and repairing done in the most durable
manner he also carries Carriage making harness. and
trimming, whtchi igt blscksmihing aud painting.
For SALE-Two new Chaises, with harness made in ,b,
newest syDe and IN the best
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28
CHILDHOOD.
DRIAn.

Who can paint
The young and shadowIoss spirit '-Naturc's gin
Has nothing that Ia like II. sun and stream
Aud the now leaves OF June, and the young lark
That fees away into the depths Of Heaven,
Lost IN his own mad musc, and the breath
OF spring time, and the summer Eve, and noon,
In the cool autumn, are like hnsers swept
Over sweet ton'd affections but the JOY,
That enters 10 the spirit Of child,
Is deep as his young heart his very breath,
The simple sense Of being is enough
To mvish lin, and like Thrilling touch
He feels each moment Of his liS so by.
Beautiful, beautiful childhood! delicate bud
OF the immortal flower that will unfold
And come TO its maturity in Heaven.
weep your earthly glory. 'ris light,
Lent To tie new born spirit, that goes out
With the irst idle wind. II Is the leaf
Fresh flung uron the river, that will dance
Upon the wave thai steaeth out It's life,
Then sink of its own heayincss.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28
RE.AL EST41,E EOR SaLE.

TENIE undersigned offers for SALE house and lot, stuat
"A ed ON Iawtuxet Street, in of the agreeable
sections of the town. The house is new, story high,
gambre rooted, and finished in tile most modern style. The
lot is 80 feet front, PawtuXet Street, and 30 feel deep.
This estate peculiarly calculated for young mechanic,
or indeed for any who fond of the cottage life and
possesses advantages, any other of tie
vicinity. will be sold rcaSonlble and accommodating
terms, for which please to apply at the Office of the Literary
Cadet TO the Of the estate Pawtxet Street.
the premises. SAMUEL CLARKE.
Much II If
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28
MORE NEW GOODS.

NIB 4 q. A. TAYLOR have received from New-York,
and this morning opening extensive assortment
Dry Goods which, very superior Leghorn
iioiyars and Bonnets, Artificial Flowers Black Italian Nett,
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Straw Blue, and White Gro de Nap,
Brown Baise, Wire TacStraw asi Drab Cote Pays, Straw
and Blue Fcrence Straw Sain Fine Wire, Paradise Grape
Pipmgs, Black Mode Swiss Grapes Merino and Cashmere
Shawk, Bobbnett and Silk Lace Wells, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Matewan Stripes, bale Diapers, Paraso
do silk Umbrellas, do superior grass bleached Linen &C. &c.
June 4. st
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28
FANCY PAINTING.

IVa school room No Is Woybosseeet, her FIRST couas
OF lessons being expired, she will commence her second eon'e
Saturday 2lh mat when all those young Ladies and
Misses that wish improve opportunity favorable of &C
qung the elegant branch painting in neat aud correct man
her, are requested To call. may q.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

ETn TIMOTHY b. REDMOND informs his friend
ss@ and the public that he has roopened his establish
--As- ment, No. l7s, ls0 Pearl street, and No. las on
Water street, city of and invites them to renew
their patronage. community here have well
coined him back "a his accustomed labor in their service, and
he hopes that travellers viii unite with the respectable c
of this city, ia bestoyiug him their encouragement
and indemnify, far be for the wrongs he has suf
iered beyond the power Of jury 10 redress.
Wis household in order and his accustomed album
dance and varetcs in the lauder and cellar will be provd
cd as before his unparalleled persecution.
New-York, march 10 GIN
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

ELHANAN It. 7. RICE,
CO9CH, CH4ISE, AfD SIGN PRINTER,
UNIFORMS the citizens Of Providence and Is vicinity that
I've has established himself in Providence, in the building
Of Messs. Moses aud Samuel Guild in of WeybUset-
street, and No. g South Oaee stoet where lie carries
fe above business in all its branches Having had along
perience in the business he that he will be enabled
give entire satisfaction 10 those who may be pleased
Poy him. Carriage, Chisas, &c cpaincd at short notice,
and Sn the most accommodating terms. If April2
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28
GLADDING & SWEET.

no. MARKET SQUARE,
kFFER for sale general assortment Of seaonable Dry
~ Goods, among which super
Blue
Black
Brown, fDroadcoths and Cassimeres,
Olive
and Mint
Vaenl and Marsces Vesinss; Brown and Black Linens
Black Lasting; Brown aud White Dng', Russia Sheengs;
Iickngf Prints; Cumhrcs Grapes and Pongee Pocket aud
Neck ldkfs; Threads Tapes; Pins; Buttons; Hosiery and
Gloves Brown and Dleached Sheengs and Sbings Indigo
Pd, and Cheeks; Green aud Black Sanet Buckrams and
PaddngS Umbrellas, Se &c. all at low prices for cash
proved paper April TO-
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

uNE subscriber hereby gives notice. that be s appointed
Administrator upon the estate of Robert T. Potter late
of iIopknon deceased and has accepted the trust he
therefore requests all persons indebted To said estate 10 make
payment without delayand all persons who have claims
against said deceased estate, exhibit them may
be. JOSEPH POTTER, Administrators.
IIopkinton, June IL.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28

A few weeks elapsed, and Lorraine
looked hourly for summons to her
death-bed. II came, and ho obeyed 1t
with sick heart and wasted Frame.
The right of affection is acknowledged
at such an hour, and he was led to her
room immediately on his arrival.
Could that be Marion' She, who
lay before him with that radient smile,
was that the suffering, exhausted, dying
Marion, he looked to scc' He gazed
a moment on her face, and passed his
hand over his eyes, as if to know il was
not dream, then going up to the bed
side, he bent slowly and solemnIy over
her, and kissed her delicate lips, as if
the breath Of an angel had made them
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28

The tempting lip I never kissed,
Or kissing may not tell
Was like flashing amethyst
On which a tear has fell,
Or rose leaves blushng through q mist,
Or the Uniting OF shell.
sazed upon that lip the while
Her honicd word, did how,
And wondered at the hidden villa
That made my feelings glow,
Asa wished my sister could beguils
My weary spirit So.
Her eve wa, bluer than the sky,
And hoiier by far;
And now was flashing yividy,
Now tranquil as a star;
And her lashes we're bent droopingly,
A. the Madonna's are.
The carpet scarcely took print
or her elastic foot,
And every STEP had meaning int,
Like moving 10 a lu,c,
And fell like snow upon flint
A. traekless aud as mute.
She n. q woman and child,
Capricious and n,sturej
At times the widest VI the wild,
Then sanity and eemure.
The diver moon was not ~ mild,
Nor her silver light rs pure.
loved her like feren, hoy,
Too well TO eat or sleep;
And grew serious of joy,
Till could almost weep;
And feared my visits would annoy,
And ssked a curl 10 keep.
Thst pleasant eve that moonlight eve!
The boneysuekle low
The tsl6s bars tbs, seemed 10 wssys
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28

The light and shadow 80!
And the hall blown rose lhat made her grieye
Tha. il should ever blow =
Delaware journal., 1828-12-19
To. 20.

thence transferred on board Portuguese frigate,
which Immediately set sail for France. This was the
origin of his travels his residence in Paris, and his
longer residence in Vienna under the surveillance
of the respective Governments 1t is singular that
the powers who were instrumental in effecting his
return to Portugal, should have Aatered themselves
with the expectation Of his amendment The blood
Of murdered man was still on his hands. He did
return and took England in his way. where much
attention was shown him. He has now proved con-
cusively that he was unworthy Of it.
1t is said that Don Pedro has written to his bro
ther, giving him notice that he shall land with ar
my to subdue and punish the rebels; with the fore
cast Of experienced statesman, he throws all the
blame on Msuel's counseUors. The recent Peace
with Buenos Ayres will leave him leisure to look af-
ter his troublesome brother In the mean time the
Portuguese in England and the United States, are
taking the oath OF Donna Maria. as their sovereign.
In London they have presented to her splendid
sceptre. ard copy of Pedros constitution This
princess is great pet in England and it is stated
that many of her friends are very anxious that she
should not be united to Miguel. Bos. Jour,adt.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-19
.AVaAuahAe PAantation,

Containing hundred and thirty acres sIua'a srJ@ "
about equdssn from each, and at the tof .. .. s.h
leading to Sauntonwithn three nlies o, .e IN an
rn Mail route and convenient to the landings at
Chrstana and Elkton also, to several ms anu r
,vorsbn of different denominations and contains '
nrnnot;on of wood meadow and arabic land. Inc cear
ed land is under good fence, and divided INTO
Of handsome shape and convenient size. On the PFe'
&u7A COG are erected convenient and comfortable
sf9 dwelling house, part thereof nearly new, IN g%oa
renair and sufficiently large to accommodate t~o nes
I Iop barn and new granary, and planted tereon
an apple orchard and other fruit trees. lhe
N1y-Th;s Eurm has never before been IN the mar
kethavng been the residence Of the deceased nr
er,v years and taymed constantly under his own parca
lar and direction &C ,he nronses
annv Ia Mr.. NICHOLAS LIE HURAf, contiguous 70 'nc ~
same or to either Of the subscribers at NewLondon
Roads, Chester county, Pa. Hour VI sae' WV 'e'o'
JOHN .MENOUGH,
JOHN ". CUNNINGHAM,
=, -, ,o,o Executors
NB Possession will be given on tine LIT day mex
--antl if the premises not sold at the t"e spPo
chey will be held for rent
Delaware journal., 1828-12-19
Brigade Orders,

Head Quarters, LIST Brigade. Del Militia.
November 90. 1898.
General Court Martias. for the trial # absent or
6cers of he FIRST Brigade of Delaware Militia, will be held
at the nllwag and pacesand be composed OF the
f,lluwng Offcers,yiz:
For the Artillery and Cavalry, at the Red Lion,
on MONDAY, ,he 29th OF Dec inst. at 10 O'Clock, A.
MEMBERs-Msj,r Ocheltree, Presiden'-Caplains j.
Y. Sutton, Edd wrs, Porter and Matthew'S Supernume'
,ares-Cap,an J. M,ore and Lieut.. Cauik.
Judge Adv,cate-Lleut Multord
For those of the lst Regiment, at the house Of
capt A. r-, Wilmington. Tuesday, the ~ day OF
December, a, 10 o'clock, A. NJ
MENBERS--Lol. R,bnson Presnlent-Major j. l..
Morris, Captains M'Cung, Stidham and Porwood.
Supernumerarn s-Lapt. WhIteman, and Lieut.. spots.
J"dge AdvocMe-Ensign Sparks.
For those of the End Regiment, at the house OF
Fracs sawden, Tuesday the 3Oth December, at ~
uclock, A. M -,
Captains Veach, Thompson, and Lieut. Blany.
Supernumcraries-Capt.B b. Wheman and Lieut.. HOS
singer.
Judge Advocate-K. ]. yandyke.
For those of the 3rd Regiment, at the house OF
NJ ). Mansfield M,ddetown, Tuesday the 30th day o.
December, a, 10 p'clock, A NJ
MEMRERS-Col. Crawford President--Major Chambers
Captains Weldon, Jones and Deh.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MCauiy and r-eios'
Judge Advocate-Cap' Mansfield
The Adiu,ants Captains Commanding Officers of Com
pa es viii furnish their respective Judge Advocates witt
s of all absent officers, drills in May and Sepen'
be,-st Battalion and Rcgimenal mcclings-and at Com
pany drills, in April and November
The Judge Advocates will give ten days no'ice 10 eac
officer f the days on which they respectively reported
as absent. BY order IF Brgaiier Gen. Mansfield
JOHN N. SUTTON, B. Major,
December, 9, 1923
Delaware journal., 1828-12-19
MrS1lHlhlLA q MlEOUts}.
MARIA DA GLORIA AND MAGUEL.

Count Leibzeltern, the Austrian Envoy, has ar
rived at London on special mission in relation to
the Portuguese affairs. His arrival has given
great satisfaction to the Portuguese and Brazilian
Embassies. The Governments Of Austria and Great
Britain now wait only to hear from the Emperor
Don Pedro, to proceed to regulating of Don Miguel
and to assert the rights of the Princess Maria da
Gloria.-W have observed several errors in rela-
tionto this little princess, whom old Mr. Bull has
lately taken fancy 10 tondel. In the first place,
several Editors, none however OF very high author
ity, have undertaken to question her right to the
Grown of Portugal, and to assert that Miguel is the
rchtful heir. This is an error The separation
of Brazil from Portugal did not of itself disnheri
Pedro of his European African, and Asiatic, domln-
ions. No act was done by his fathers government
to deprive him of the succession, but on the contra
ry, bis right was constantly recognized and the re-
gency appointed Immediately upon the Kings death
TO administer the Government in his name. This
however, is of no importance to the question OF
right 1t would have been his at all events. He
thought proper to abdlcate in favor Of his eldest
child and heir apparent, Maria da Gloria but here
again he did nothing than the laws of the Portu-
| ouese Monarchy would have done without his agen-
cy He having renounced his right, it is immedi-
aey vested in his eldest issue, male or female, and
unless the Government of Portugal can be lawfully
changed from legitimate to an elective Monarchy
the crown belongs to Maria da Gloria. Even if the
law had not vested in her the right upon the renunci-
alton of her father that renunciation being made on
condition of a transfer to his daughter, and that il
fact beng part ofthe act Of remuneration. he would
have perfect right on the failure OF performance,
TO resume all rights which he had renounced, and to
govern in his own person or by regent.
He is polite, brave and energetic prince, and
will yield nothing to misfortune OF to fear. His
alliance with the house Of Austria will no doubt be
of great service to him and his daughter He is
the Constitutional ruler Of the finest and of the
most extended Of empires. There is no territory in
the world, which comprises SO many advantages Of
soil situations natural wealth, and climate, as the
Empire of Brazil lti as large as the United States
and remarkably compact, stretching from the equa.
tor to $50 Of latitude, and from $50 to 65' oflongi
tude.
A mistake is commonly made in respect to the
age ofthe princess 1t has generally been stated tt
be ten years. It is eight, 1t IS to be regretted
Delaware journal., 1828-12-19
lGoupttftuS.

nur nrISW.aRE JOUR.NAL is publish
\ ., ca 90 DER anuum, payable at the END q
.;r mo,,hs--or $3.50 payable at the end oi ."e
80. c,,hscr;bcrs desirous Of declining must give
notice at least one month before the peI'ou az =.
,hey intend to decline, and this should always 's -
che first of May, or November. abb
NJ subscriber is at liberty to withdraw MS suo'
scription until all arrearages are pao, a., al
Anv person procuring tive good SUBSCRIBERS sn"''
So entitled to one paper gratis for year.
Terms of .adpsrtis'ng. .--Advertlsemen'' n0' , eA'
ceedins 90 lines, inserted four times lot uo''"i' :
I'D oo cents for each subsequent insertion unt'l II
roos TO three months, then five dolars-e'gh' oo'-
p, sor s;x months, fifteen dollars year.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-19
TUESDAY, December 10, 1928
Administration Notice.

4 LII persons indebted to the Estate Of Simon
"A Barsto1v, late Of the Borough Of Wilmington,
ec'd.-are requested to make payment Immediate
ly: and those having demands, to present them
properly attested for settlement TO
WASHINGTON RICE, Admir-.
Wilmington, Dec. ID, 1928. G9-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-12-19
lSAEREBY GIVEN

To the different Collectors Of Tax in N. Castle Coun-
", that they pay over to the Military Commlssary
the several Militia fine, whch they have collected
according to the Act OF Assembly OF the State oi
Delaware in such case ,uaje and provided -
RICHARD SEXTON, Conmissary.
New-C Castle Dec. 18Th. 1913. 4t
Delaware journal., 1828-12-19
Public Sale.

Agrseab the last will and nundred on the
county Of Newcastle, Delaware, deceased
Will. RE SOLD BY PUBLIC VENDoh'
On Monday the % day of December next the pre-
Delaware journal., 1828-12-19
SPLENDID BOOKS J!

l,,, rsce,yed and for Sale at this Establishments
"" No. 0z Market Street,
The largest and handsomes assortment ol noH 'I'ah
perhaps ,'e;"r eTe, Hnefyd cRisrMAs and NEw-YEARs
presents; o,ns calf EXTRA et
Inc ioA n.snn,an ditto ditto.
fRiEsoshif ditto. ditto.
pLs.,,. pEANL' Ma ditto. elegantly bound.
FoneIT-M ME-Nor. quo '.'0 d;,,n' ,,t,o
AxERMAN's FORGET Me NOT uh'o'
ALSO,
r,rlev in 3 vols. with "a beautiful
descriptive, coloured engrav'ns''
Deaths Doipes, 2 vols 33 fine engrav'ngs.
Agricultural, and Pocket Almanacs. -, 90;
..I'. Cow Chr;smas presents, and prints for Scrap
Rooks--,yith pretty general assortment OF Nlscel-
laneous and School Books. The whole se'i''s 81
very reduced prices
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
''Fah &C au'A faut, arrive ce quill pourra -
SATURDAY. MDnN1Na, 9ARym 80, $685.
Notice!

Wioh 10 rent Ior year. OF term OF years--a lot
H. ground. containing half of an acre, lying at
the inserseetion of Duke and Fayete.streets 1t has
on it commolious and wefnished dwelling house,
with all The necessary out-houses. The ground has
been handsomely Improved, as garden Possession
will be given the t OF April likewise wish to rent
my house near Alexandria, called Burgundy, with
of land around il: the farm being already rented
On the eight acres, there is great variety of excel
lent fruit trees, and very productive garden This
hasbcen consl veTy de,rs1le summer resiJ
as well on account OF its society, as its health and
improvements.
am anxious to get good garlener;-to one with
small family, com ortab!e house and good wages
would be given. For TERMS apply to
mar 6--5w a. EFT HOOE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
Notice

VNIE inhabitants of Alexandra will take notice that
the subscribers have been appointed assessors
for the present year. agreeaby to the laws of the
poration
"The said assessors shall Immediately after their a-
pontment proceed to value the houses and lots with
in the limits Of the corporation, and to demand from
the masters and mstresses Of every family, lists of all
male TIMETABLES belonging to, ding in their
spective families and also from every OF taxa
BILE property, list of such property. And fany
ter mistress of f.mily any owner of taxable
property, shall neglect refuse to give in list ofall
male tytheables belonging to- residing in, his or
her family, or other taxable property, within FIVE days
after the demand made thereof by any assessor, the
person offending shall forfeit and pay hundred
dollars. And ifany person whatsoever, shall wIifuly
omit misrepresent in the list given in any ,ytheable
taxable property, shall in any other manner con
ceal the from he knowledge ofthe assessors, the
person offending shall forfeit aDd pay double The
amount of the tax imposed such tvthcable ortaXa
bic property. Every merchant shop keeper, mocha
mic other person, having ia his or her service
employment, any clerk, iourneyman, apprentice OF
assistant, shall render account of the in his
her list of tytheables, and shall be accountable for the
capitation hereby imposed, in like manner and UNI
der the same penalties, if such clerk. ourne, man,
apprentice or assistant. were member of his her
family" GEO. DI\kER,
march 8 ISA ROBBINS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
Vlorida AaMd Agency.

vrvIE subscribers have opened Office in the City
L OF. Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale Of
Lands in the Ieyritory 0f FIOrida.
Such is the peculiar character of the lands in Flori.
da and their produo that yet very erroneous
opinions have prevailed among persons At remote dis.
lance this Territory in relation 10 their true cha.
racter.
The subscribers will make the most minute cxan,i.
nations Of the public lands vacant well those
which NAV hereafter be offered for sale They will
prepare themselves with maps Of all the good lands
and with such information may be interesting to pur
chasers.
The lands ADVERTISED for sale in December next en-
brace very interesting section o. the Territorybe
ing situated arthes, South and East Of pubc lands
hitherto offered for sale by the United States; and in
region of country admrsbl, adapted o. the growth
of the grand staples Of Territory sugar cane and
sea island cotton, well the rearing of the silk
worm and the cultivation Of the orange and olive
One of the subscribers having been engaged in tie
survey Of that country, well acquainted with most
Of tie lands Of any value.
The subscribers willupon requisiti0n either enter
or purchase land, ard all letters addressed to them
| (post paid) viii be prompt, attended TO.
REFERENCES.
! Col. JAMES GADsDLS, Tallahassee, Flords,
| Col. JOHN GAMBLE, Eichmond, Virginia,
| Hon. A. G. DADE Prince William County, yi,yin;,
Major Brnp C.. Willis, Frederick sbmg, Virgins.
JoaS MAcHAE, Esq. Prince william County. w a,d
Major w. F. THonsToE, Alexsn' ia, ID. G..
| C. RRON tUGH.
HENRY WASHINGTON
J TaAlahss,se, ly 1871 srls