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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11
.qni0si UaIaaJ7e E,sIqfg for SaIe,


sItE suhcIibers s-i sale the fne, Esates IN
weT Vagina: II i tue Esate called "Cumberand
ls upon the Pamunky River, The New mi
a'ou two miles below New Kent csurthoue the
oil j. u. Watkus, aud containing nv e,tin,aop more sr
<@Oe Of which 4Oc al s rate Ie 9a land
""' adapted 1.-The growth OF whs cotton oats and
'''F' '0O wood land, heavily tiuered 500 narsh.
'"nS several houses and lots in the village Of Cumber-
rhi E4tae .,ulteI al the head of fine hold n,v,,io
"h1rdns water for vessels Of 500 tone. and presents c die
Snp J'd1'ous farmer more advantages than any estate
The Eat land Is Is has been stated fr,, rat, ,,.l,
~ plaster Il clover, and has been much improved by
hsh land heavily tinheted; and the marsh l. one IF the
most valuable m the wer country; Usually high beav
" tinbeted chiefly with ash; und cxreimrut
made IN the sale OF the timber aud wood on he bs-k az
expense Of clearing and Ieciaimue mi be deraveJ f
IN. saie C the wood & mbt when reclaim ed II yot
large esaie perfectly itye, aud Of nexhAuitble fer
Upon ie estate nsherie: herring Gsherv Of no II:
-. note 'e annu profits Of which have generally about
1Vj "'d fl theiy immediately opposite herring
uIy winch might also bsr6Hdeft I'd valuable and fine
m scne edatly upon the river aud adac 10 tl VII
,age u" nheilaaL; lie Improvements comfortable deIur
mouse Of q rooms, the customary harms and an nee
muse ne dwelling house upon elevated .iTuafio,
commanding view Of the fiat land marsh river anil sur
rounding country, for ssie miles Eish and wild fowl OF every
variety are taken the estate their proper seasons
IN. markets Of Richmohd Baltimore are alike coufi,,ous
" u, an produce Is SHIPPED 20 both the same Freight
more minute dc'cptiun deemed Is sun
pusei mat any one desiring 10 purchase Will first vl6 die
THIS property offered for sale upon credit of ~
years The Price which Is scr, nodrate, known hy
Ss.ipn TO anes LyonJr residing the city Of Rich.
mond, who viii chcerfuy any uuon
Tue SUBJECT Letters by post mast he pad.-C Watkin,h no
rede upoh Tie plantation, aud Mr.. Terrell residing in die
heshoIh"od, viii shew the lant suy shing view
Vt" '"'' give aDy Information tia! can hs .fotled.
JAMES LYONS, J..
Etn 20. S'-24wHw TllOS. IL TERRELL
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sENsIBILITY AND ELoouEN -

Letter from Mrs Sigourney Of Hartford, Conn.
Secretary Of the Ladies' Greek Committee of ihst
place, 70 accompany the contributions prepared for
the Archipelago
Z. States offmeric0 .}farch 1911. 1928.
THE LADIES Or HARTFORD. IN CON
NECTlCUT, TO THELADIES or GREECE
Sisters and Friends.-From the years ofciily
hool' your native cline has been he theme Of our
admiration. Together with our brothers and hu,-
bands, we carly learned to love The couniry Of
Homer, and Ari5tides, Of Scion, and Of socrste7.-
hat enthusiasm which the glory ofsnciont Greece
enkindlcd in our bosons, has preserved a farvenf
friendship FOR her descendants. We have bebeld
WIN deep sympathy the horrors Of Turkish donh-
nation, and the struggle 50 long and noblv sustain
ed ~ them, tor existence and 70. liberty
IhN @c-t-nCri catotsof n Hove since f.e-r-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11

Senate orthe State of New York have promptly
answered the call of the acting Governor, on
the subject of appointing a special agent to in
vestigate the abduction of Morgan, and made re-
port ihereupon, accompanied by the draft of law
IN conformity with the Executive recommended
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11

The schooner Alisanna, Southcomb, arrived here
yesterday, in l6 days from 81. Jago de Cuba. was
boarded on the 10th instant, off that port, by Com
IaboTde's squadron, consisting of II, fifgate
and brig. The squadron was just from Curacao,
and was to proceed to Havana, 10 join the Spanish
men OF war arrived there from Europe. This
movement was occasioned by an apprehension of
Che arrival of Com. Porter in the Asia, with other
Mexican vessels .; war; on the coast of Cuba, from
Vera Cruz. rBGH .qg1e,.
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Ine London Times newspaper, inreproofto Mr.
leigh Hunt for his p,,iy attempt to deprecaie tn.
ciuardete, Of Lord Byron, his former friend aiio
outron, has published some rerSes GScri5ed 10 tn
pen q .i{oore. m. Y. Paper.
THE LIVIN-G DOC"
Ard THE
&c DEAD LYON"
Acx wseA will b. published (as Lives are the tare3
The whole Beminfst sncrs, wondrous aud strange,
St a small puppy dos that lived once 10 the age,
81 The late noble lin al rier 'Chauge.
h2 Che dog is a dog Of the kind they call '.sd,'
srpuppv that much 90 good brt eIins preleuLs,
aud Few dog have such opportunities hsd
vi knowing how lvDs behsye-amouS friends.
How that animal ea hos he moves, how he drinks,
Is all noted down BY thi; Boswell 50 small;
A III plSn, from each sentence, the puIpy.do. thinks
Ibat the L'oo was No such great ding, after ali.
IhV' he reared ptttty,we-ihis the ruppy aliow.-
II was all, he says borrow d-sil sec ond land rvar,
Anii lie vastly prefers his owl little bow-wows
~ tue ioiticst wsr- note the iiou could POUR
'Tn indeed as good fun as a Cyaie could ask
1" see how this cockuey bred setter of ralt;,.
lakes srayeiy the lord of tbs fores, 10 task,
'1nd J"dse' Ut iIIus by puppy-dv habits.
my led a. he fsnd this makes il a dark case,
lie lif,s up bis leg at the noble beast'a csrcasc
Ami does all dog, SO dmiuutiYe,o sr.
!irwever the book. y good book, being rich in
. Examples aud warnings 60 lions high bred,
How they sufet small niongrey ours III the kitchen
Who'll feed on them living aud foul them when Head
EAeer Change. 7. PIDCoCK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11

YIN ehaneery In Richmond HutEgs Csutt, Jan 1s2s
"a VIM L. Smith aud Matthew Kennedy all Jane his ,y f
against -''
Benz Brand aud Mary, infant children Of James " 4 Mar,
Brand, dee ' n * ~ ~ afy
The Defendants net having entered their appeaance
e"fang 10 The act 81 assembly anI ie ule Of this con-,
SpPamg me satsieetion OF the that they are No, in
hsh!ant OF this State: On the motion of the plaintiffs IL, c
~ That the said Defendants appear here on
we t,d2y before the last Monday April next and
tue hiii 81 the Plaintiffs and thst copy fthi order he
se'd N me Richmond Enquirer for month. excessively,
ahu So Vs'ed 4tihe front door of the CITY Hall of th
a copy. TIL. HOWARD, clerk
S5-=sw
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AL the prizes in wheel, and all the number, IN
81 "ncethe whole scheme 10 be drawn sy an te
"hos ,in1In' 9t ptz-' may be- had ,srawn
Ig-Hhole fietefs1 dolls HGiUss So Quarters rs ofs
u tn 1000 Pics ni 50 10 he awarded the i..f ecunl
2" "Td dVHion 20 be determined by which az d, s,y
t eaPai prize Of $4,000 that holder Of uumb,fs
one eh snail be- each dyisiOn, e,tan to draw one
pf4' and may iraw {. az.
Ihe cspi Przc Of $4,000 10 he pad 10 part by 1860 lick
81 r pes.nt scheme, viii he seAed up aud dep.sit.d ,u
ne b'nk o. Virginia Il Richmond and subject the control
d the holder OF the HrkG The prize Of : 5000 f he i
IN past ny package Of 500 ueket,, will be Deposited IA t
tiaun"i. " 49,
u to'ms-F To- packages not 'c than sixty tteket sebe o.
re ior appfVved noses, payable 10 days after tie dra
Orders by mail meet the same attention eip-
en- 10 personal application.
AUG LEFTWlCH, Manager.
wv. p. IuT
DhE DOCK, GosPOTt, \ aUy Yard, VTgD7Iq-
9BNOiO9ALS "nl oe fer.fed az th- N,iIE, toe Subst
' 80 81 b'i'f- t'e Ut way VI May iof .utarhing
nt delivering game stones iur about 2JO0O cubic y.fs ia
Ma my of the Dry Dock Ablut 5000 10 be- furnished
recording 10 dimensions lof iInmfre, the te,t i've
qan~s shown Oh the ioin> schei"- d. sirns,. lv lei
ef 90 viii the height aud depth tie bioeks ,re rlvtu
fH feet q a fIfbt liz
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From, iie Bosf0, .Sfoteq,,,c,

h4essrs. Greene & Hill-Observing in your pa
per short time since, an &c ADAMS CdtechiSri, .
take the iibertyol sending you a Coalition creed
10 match IL - extracted from very scarce work
almost out oil print, entitled . The CdRonicdI
Booh Or PoHtlcGi Scripture" BY giving it a
place you viii! obliye--Yours sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11

Chaneery; Ate Monthly Ses.ion Cu,nt b.Id f,,I,,
i'a comfy, al the courthouse thereof On Monv t. ,,S
day Of Jan. i628 - ~ '"e 47'h
OSWALD GhsIn ana Maria his vile put
against '''
John Dickinson, Robert Dickinson, Griffith Dickinson @
san Dieknson Nancy Dkn-on AMI ann Dickinson ,siJov
ard reicl Of iitsn q. Dickinson. dee D.f'i,,
THIS day the Corrpldinent. hv their ~ 81 .
the hi aud The Defend 8ut Robert Dickinson not I,vin
teeu hs appearance sndg,ven security accndinr TO law aud
me rules Of ms court and apPeains the St.ctop Of
we oon That be notan nhahst OF this State: On the mo,
th OF the Compliments bY their attouev Il Il adhered III
tt sad defendant Robert Dckn'rn appear here On Tia ~
Gay OF AP court next aud nnswer the orplananrs h ana
and hat acopy OF il order he forthwith inserted m s,.
newspaper published IN The city Of Bchmoad l,r ,yec
ana po'ted at the front door The courthouse OF
ui' county, On some coult day. a copy Tese,
JOHN HUNTER, c. L e.
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NN>lRGINlA; In ohaneety At court held f,r w.,
o,o5elande ounty I'll the Gath day Of jan 1879
nan" .o,in., ZONES Plr
Iams, Spi;man James Moss and Benedict Wright Defl,.
ueteuaelt James SP'lmsn not having entered IN, ap
ptiIshoe and gwen secuy according the nj of
ann he re Of this saut, and appearing 10 the court IN
aa'toIy evidence that he Is an inhahart Of Tina
n'on'geal II IS ordered That the said jane s,s,r H. IN
PsIr mere On ie d day Of April next aud answer III
u 'he ra'Is and that copy 81 this be forth
81 Richmond o' two months succesrey; aud posted al lin.
Houl dooi OF The courthouse OF this county. cupy Tot,
~ JOHN GRAHAM, g w :
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NICOLAS EYMERIC.

bill is before Congress, for regulating the
trade with the islands Of Martinique and Guada-
ioupe. 1t appears by statement in lie Albany
ArSus' mat IN 1924, Congress passed law au-
thorrsing the executive to open our ports by abol-
i.hing our alien duties, TO the vessels of such ma
tons as should meet it by correspondent enact
ments. In February, 1926, the French govern.
inent passed an ordonauce such Us was conemplat.
ed by our law of 1924. Subsequently. two French
vessels arrived from one OF those colonies, under
the impression, that had recprocated the act of
the French governments but on arriving in our
ports, were Charged the alien duties. The French
Consul General demonstrated with our government
and by order OF Mr.. Adams, the alien duties were
reunited; but not until after the vessels had sailed
Oh their return home. IL is now said that in con-
sequence oil the treatment 10 those two vessels
= discriminating duties amounting 10 prohibitions
have been laid in the Islands of Martinique and
Guadaoupe, on our vessels only
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11

I 1888 --'''o '0"H'y e'"i' Msi'" =
Dante p HAYWOOD, Adun'or Of John Hooper, dec pha
Zee NICK "'shlir, John McDetno,t q, Nancy hi wife,
MY anna atgars Elizabeth Addison * Jane. III
InId IN ana heirs oi Dennis MeLaugi IT. dec Eiz beth NJ.
Laus"',n, widow oil the sa'd Denu and WIN. D. Wrep ST.
su1 OF Tue Only OF Richmond, anL committee and adnot Of
" m ~ Inns I'M, 40 ei-ahsniin, dec. Defdis
me beendiw Geo. mclaughlin having ene, ed HI, Al,
'Inee anu gwen security according TO the act of A..
may anu the Tuies Of this court, aud Appearing by sat-
evidence thahe inhabaant OF this county,
o'u,teu, I"at the said De leudant do arpear her. ON n.
Isay The next June term ansvpr ht bin T.. ill., ,i.s
ns ans mat copy OF thu. order be rtthwih inserted
% tWsfaPe' published IN the cay of R,cbn..uL for IA,
sn'hs s"'c s-Neyi and posted the ont door OF te
A'u's OF this county copy. Teste
April '' ~ EL'' 90 ! G. ~. C.
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iercni whether they perishby the sword, the iire
't any other death. But Hosticnses Godopedus
ov'rruvias, Simancas, Roxas, SC sustain that il
y absolutely necessary to burn them: In truth az
ito'tenses very well said, death by fire is the
punishment due TO heresy. We read in ST. John,
Chap. -, v'6-'' IL man abide not in me- he is
cast forth as branch, and is withercd, and men
gather them, and cast them into the fire and they
are burned =" g Let us add, continued Pegna, that
lhe universal custom OF the Christian Republic
comes in support of this sentiment Simdncas and
RoNas decide that it is necessary to burn them
alive. but there is precaution necessary TO be
used m burning them--we ought either TO tear
out their tongues by the roots, stop their mouths
that they may not scandaze the assistants. Pity
Tor the children of the guilty, whom we reduce
To beggary, ought to soften our severity, since by
divine and human laws children are punished Cor
the sins OF their fathers.
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i2th day Ut March, 1923 . - -
merchants aud pirtnsrs dealing and tradinr urs,
Gr@ Of Vsuable < VtDsble, = pm
against
VIM $. Willis and VIM. Townes DrGit.
Ihe Defendant Wn Willis not having entered h., az.
ih'' court aud appearing to the subtraction Of The
ne not an 'nnahsn Of "a eath On the notion
" he t'9un' by Robt IL Pa'ilo, their attorney. II
- uiceiet, That the .-ad Defendant 60 appear b.ct.
u 'ad Court on the SCI Monday uex and enter hi,
ana answer the PLAINTIFF bill and cop, OF
~ odtrhe inserted in OF the newspapers printed m t,
cry OF bchmond town OF Petersburg fGr weeks
county. A copy. Ttstr I n RspTic-rY al"
Aptfi =. Ies -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11

- Samuel Burke H.z,kiab Il. Anderson COMMIT
against " "'F'''
o"a'e' Knight Anderson P. Miller and John A. Mile.
r., H.. -,, Delete
'nr attorney, who Ned their hill aeainsi the ds,,ni
- 'id 81" Us,r notion IT uppesi ing ihe court; that "a
'inuah hh'eht - Mt an iuhahiant this
va ne n9t having entered h appearance .ut and CIV
~ ,egtumS TO law ana the iules OF this court Il T..
go say court and Gle his the compliments sa,J
~ 'i copy 81 ms order be forthwith inserted fot
Nv mouths sucr~ssyely IN public newspaper pbl,.bsa
. 'e Guy OF Richmond or borough Of Petei,jurr ans,
'ae'e'''ye court days. copy. Te.te, Va
MsrchI A~u ~ a, I'D, &C
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NfN eh"Hcery Ia Holloway county count 7ih F.s 1929
~ Samuel d. Burke HszJkah K. Ander.on Commit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11

L believe, that Henry q
nights at the gaming table
brothel, in contempt of the
can never be a safe den
whose spirit and vigor are
n ion and in public morals. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11

"A DISSOLUTION 0f Ih-- % ,.,5i5eI,l,5, , N iTs,-
- '.',e 'o& Motley Honfigue, having skso place
$50 'Ne p'tiss ihe 4th Nov 1875. Henrs y NJ n'agre
9f aoo. a,m' those having ssio. asa"'td s above
' WV p rsen dem ~ tfn Tor rstfocn.. hf he only
P-,n s1.ho'sed 90 s.'iic Them. NAruL 81 MOTLEY.
fs-41l 90 lC9-ss4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11

,'s ~ he 'oIl2wing farers o. publish the Conven
lon bL once fortnight uahl the Ia dsv RI Ao,i M
t''I account 70 the Executive VIZ. The C9p1,s
,r,' "t' te NT'ik il1ald me- Potismcoth Palladium,
W w'nehesI Vfpoan ibe Cer'ineI II he Vsl~v he OF
''I",'n' ftGrtwg) nc F,iet,burr Inteigenecr N,
~ s"'fn, ihe @ lfkshufg Euqmrer, he stsputor
r '. Zoe iall d'um, Lrwsiur. GreenbrieI) thc we,
s'H"i5 lne ynUui. Advocate, The wheeling Gazette
wyie u'f.tc, 'ir Genius ut Libe.fy, lie sburz) hs
"i m"for Che Eiedcri-kburs Herals ana The Pottiss
ID nfdci 0f the Ereeufivr
WI n RICuARDSON.e.e.
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0n""t 'ner R'bH-5ts Once RichUond an,ci IN ~.
10 pa ii.f ,tnc-rlri $50, no pIcaedt tao. t.t,t. a.
'"F,h t.e l5u cav of June next. 10. Oh min n. d.
%, 'Ae'u'n Of t1e sb,Ye p1des which DAY. Of Do ,-,
n'y requested to.aitfnd with fh, uarer+ sDJ s.,i
III q" "Mot, m ihe iiy H1l, 90 the civ.
March o. '0'i' TO 70. e
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lay, g who spends his
. or in The reyels Of a
2 laws of God and man,
pository Of hose laws,
founded IN public OPT
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THE. C06Ly7-J0 ~ " CpEE Ira n

believe in Josiah Quincy OF the revolution.
SO "orthiiy represented by the Chief Magistrate OF
boston, (Josiah Quincy here by my side"
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
President Of the u. States
believe that &c no sense of dccency or proprie-
ty can restrain Josiah Quincy from soiling the car
pet on which he trcads.''
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-17

Arr at New Orleans, 18th ut brig Havrc, Pearce,
of this port, from Savannah.
The brig Edward and Mary, Burgess, Of Somer-
set, from Savannah, has arr at Fredericksburg.
Al Havana. 9th ult brig Criterion, Taylor, of
Newport, for New Orleans, soon.
At st Thomas. 23d ut schr Adams, Burroughs, Of
Newport, just arr fin Washington, NC.
No Am vessels at Carthagena, 18th ut.
At Santanjer, March 25th, brig Dlonsio, ,Garene
from New York, loading Tor Havana; Samuel and
John, Delano, 60 days irom Havana, arr 23j.
No Am vessels at Coquimbo 25th Feb
At Lima, Jan 2ith. U irigate Brandywine,
Com Jones; U schr pain.
Al st Pierres, 10Th ult brig Independence, Rug
gles for this port in 20 ds.
Up at Baltimore, 10Th, Sally Davis, Baker, for
this port.
Arr at Bath, 10th, schrs Camilla, Delight iR
Peace, and Portrait, hence.
The schr Columbus, Carey, from Curacoa, for this
port, was at anchor in Gardner's Bay, on Wednes-
day.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-17
DIED..

In the Hospital in this town, on Wednesday last
Mr.. Richard Peckham, Of New Bedford, late a sea-
,man board the brig Beaver, of this port from Sur
inam..
inst. Mr.. Ethan w. Angel, in the 32d year of hi:
age.
In Scituate, Edwin, son of Mr.. George Scot, agcd
4 months.
In Glocester, on Saturday, Daniel Evans, Esq
aged 75 years.
In Burrilve, John Smith, Esq. aged 9S years.
In Taunton, on Sunday last, Mrs. Clarissa Hodg
Is, wife Of Mr.. David &. Hodges, aged %.
In New York. on 2d inst. Mrs. Rebecc, Cornell
wife Of Mr.. John Cornell, ofNewport, agod %.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-17
Per the Steam Boat.

Arr at New York on Wednesday, brig Jachin,
Drew, from ST Thomas; schr Ann Maria, Pearce,
days from Georgetown, S & bound TO Providence;
put in, on account Of head winds, and loss If the
head OF her foremast.
Cid ship Richmond, Peabody, Alexandra; brigs
Lydia, Heath, Bath; Nancy, Cooper, st Thomas; =
arah, Mendall, Wilmington; Asia, Pitcher, New
Orleans; sloop New York, Willard, Providence.
Arr at Phiadephia, Nth, bngs Fanny, Wing, I'm
Fernandina; Samuel Smith, Ely. Bordeaux; Exper-
imen, Chapman, Bristol, +; schr Olive Branch
Smith, Havana.
Arr at Baltimore, 18th, brig Lady Monroe, Ba,y
from Genoa.
Sailed from Alexandra, l2lh, brig Romulus
Crots, Pernambuco.
Arr at New York, on Thursday, ship Sarah, Ivey
ir Bordeaux, VIA Cove of COX; briggs llaniord, 81
Johns, NB, Sarah g., Crowel, do; Progress, Scar
Providence.
Cid ships Colossus, Mayell, Liverpool; Manches
ter, Lee, do; Kentucky, Rathbone, New Orleans.
At Mataazas, ih inst brig New England, Curtis
Of this port, from New York, just arr; ARIEL Colin
Of Warren, unc; Neptune, Howe, from Bristol; sc'r
Exchange, loading for this port; (anolher account
says for Boston.)
Arr at Baltimore, 18th, sloop Samuel Slater
Chapman, hence. Cid schr Margaret, Tilden, Ric
de Janeiro.
Sailed from Alexandria, 10Th, brig Ajax, Albee
St Thomas.
Arr in Hampton Roads, 9th, brig Union, Wade
hence.
Arr at Wilmington, 7th, brig Prcsdcn. Manning
Grafton, from New York.
Sailed from Hampton Roads, 9th. schr Reporter
Smith, for this port.
AT Havana, LIST inst ship Transit, Lattimer, fol
Boston.
Cid at New Orleans, I9.h ult brig Union, Gin
ton, Of Newport, for Tobasco.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-17
PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY, May II.
Schr George and Mary, Gibbs, from York River
Va. with corn to Seth Adams, Jr. and Charles e.
Mowry.
Schr GayeIlc, Smith, from Freder icksburg, will,
corn to Seth Adams, Jr.
Sloop Mount Morlah, Martin, Warren.
Sloop Narraeansett, Williams, Taunton.
Soop Emeline, Miller, from Bristol.
Steam Packet Chancellor Livingston, Coggcshall,
as hours from New York.
THURSDAY, May Is.
Schr Oliver Cromwell, Luce, 3 days from Holmes
Hole, with clay to the mastor.
Sloop Gen WASHINGTON, Godfrey, Taunton.
Sloop Sea Flower, Burt, Taunton.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, from Troy.
FRIDAY, May 16.
Sloop Lucy Emeline, Spink, Wexford.
Sloop Morning Star, Greene, Elst Greenwich.
Sloop Mary, Wcstcott, WEXFORD.
Steam boat Washington, Comstock, New York.
Steam boat Babcock, Babcock, Newport.
BELOW-Brig Sea Bird, Carr, from Baltimore.
CLEARED,
UL sloop Empress, Thayer. New York.
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FURNITURE.
Caller e. COOEE


AGI " I'D IN tfm his friends and the public generally
w That he has on hand at rs ware rsin No iJf
Westminster street, tr-t east of the Unvesalit CapsI an
ehgint 2ssSn ncni oi Furniture of his manufacture
M ne OF hYery brs' Ut - Domingo Mahogany, and war
re'id, ninJl'e which plerns Tor Side lsis
Centre Tables Narlrjes Grccan Sofas Mahogany French
pa:nrllei Be istcrds, winch he wiil scil low.
NJ H. Paicnlnr attention paid TO manufacturing to ORDER
fhnnilrc o any descriptions short notice L. &. C. viii
lie' {, all tc duties of an undertaken, such making c.
nus, attending Funerals, procuring LEASES SC. when
qIes,cl.
MAHOGANY.
{. G. Cooke, al1o intends Keeping enncnl Ma,,ngany
lumber yard, in Of his Furniture Ware Eoom he ls
now on Iani alrrt Thousand feet &C ~ Domingo ani
Bay Malos1y, saved ia Boards Plank and Joist, bmnca
ana shaded NrnccrS, very mnisOe, suitable for Cabinet
ankers, ilhne n1ers and uide generally, Mahogany,
furnished IN the log, and sawed 10 any dniinu;ors ut sIt
notice. Orders particularly attended 10.
April .. A,.