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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

The WGy the Heroiies do things IN Penn
syicania. A public meeting, of the friends Of
General Jackson, was holden IN Franklin Coun-
~, Pennsylvania, on the 4th inst. for the pur-
pose of aplointing gentlemen TO act as a COM
mittee OF correspondence, vigilance, &c. TO SO.
cure tho ele elton OF General Jackson.
Tney made a cad affair Of il, and appointed
gentlemen TO committees, without consulting
them, under an impression, that such a course
might DO the cause some good. MI. DEwALp
KEEPER, was nominated, as one Of the com
mittec Of correspondence, but not liking tho
Office, and not being particularly devoted 10
tho Hero, he declined the honor, in tho fol-
lowing very brief and pertinent note, address
ed TO the editor of the Harrisburgh Argus:
"Tle friends Of General Jackson, who met
at the house Of Colonel Wunderlich, in Cham
bersburgh, on the 4th day Of January inst.
have nominated me as one of their Committee
Of Correspondence for Letterkenny township.
Being perfect satisfied with tho present Ad-
minIstrat!on, and DESTROYS to promote tho re-
election Of John @ Adams, I thus publicly de-
cline serving on SAID Committee"
1t further seems, that the Heroites who as
scmbled at Harrisburgb, to celebrate the Stl,
Of January, made a small mistake, and an.
nounced in the papers, that Mr.. John Early
assisted at the feast, and acted as Vice. Presi-
dent of the day.
Mr.. Early denies tho charge with much en-
phasis, in the annexed note addressed to the
editor Of The same paper, which contains the
card of Mr.. Keefer:
81 have seen with astonishment, my name
announced in The public papers, as ono Of the
Vice Presidents of the Jackson meeting which
dined at Mr.. Ebermon's, on the 9th inst
From what motive mn name has been thus
used, | cannot pretend to say; but shall leave
it to the pGbkc to form their own conclusions.
II is suffi' lent for me TO stale, that | did not
attend said meeting, or dine with them as the
use of my name would imply. | have further
observed that l am placed on the committee
Of correspondence for tins county, by the Jack
son convention which met on the same day.
This honor | must beg leave to decline. as I
have made up my mind to support the present
able sdninis' ration Of the general government
S rmenis Ike hose, 40 lar 20 show, what
miserable shifts the Jack .onites resort TO, 20 sus-
tain themselves, and prove. what no man for the
last W. months, has doubted, tha. the popular
voice OF Pensylvanpia, has been shan efully mis-
represented by the conductors Of opposition
presses. After this, We shall not be surprised
to hear of any political act, no matter however
Gisrerutable, that may lie rcsorted to, by the
H"roites 10 sustain themselves.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

Blythe ship Louisiana. arrived at Now-York.
New-orieans papers to the 9Th INST. inclusive.
The commercial and shipping news which they
cont lin, will be found under the proper heads.
There is little else Of Importance. The Legis-
lsiu,e of the State met on the 7th. The mes
sage Of the Governor recommends q con,inu-
anco and extension of the means Of internal
Improvements. He STATES that The proposed
canal from the Mlssissippi to LA Fourche, and
the Attakapas is not likely to be constructed
in the manner contemplated, as the resources
Of the stale would be inadequate. but he en-
t~erfains an opinion that it may be accomplish
ed by means of incorporated companies. He
also recommends the penitentiary system to be
adopted, and that a small Penitentiary be
erected in tho city.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

JACKSON SPuIr. 1t Will be seen by the
following article from the New.York An,erI-
ca n, that Mr.. DuFr GREENE, in imitation Of
his distinguished associate Col RUssELLJAA-
Wis, has concluded to take up bullying, and
by this line of business, hand his name doa to
pos,critv:
Z" AN UNIV rrantablc assault was, as we are
Informed by letter, from Washington, last week
made upon Mr. Sparhawk, of this city, by a
Mr.. Duff Green, the editor of what is Justly
characterized by tho National Gazette, as Il
q" spout Of riba!dry,' under the name lor the
United States Telegraph. Mr.. %Sparhawk IS
the reporter in the Senate, Of the National In
tellIgcnccr. The alleged cause Of otlonce was,
that hc, Mr.. s. was the writer o, a letter from
Washington, published in the Now-Y York Amer
lean. imputing misrepresentation 10 the Tele-
graph, in the report Of tho speech of Mr.. Ran
dolph on the subject of the Irish Mr.. s. was
in one Of the rooms of the Senate
Of tho United States, comparing his report,
with the Journals. when this Mr.. Green ad-
vancod upon him with>a large cane, and in u
menacing tone inquired, Il he, MIR. s. was tho
writer of the letter referred to. Mr.. s decln-
cd answering. Mr.. G. INSISTED. Mr.. s. Pc
I'ibl'Vihy ttiuScus VIGIL WI VI. spfHnS upon
him, grappled him with great force and vio-
lcnce, from which Mr.. s. (who is a slight small
MANI with difficulty exirioated himself. r.
G. then raised his stick to strike Mr.. s. but
was prevented by one Of his own reporters,
Who was present; whereupon this redoul, bile
person, ut,cring threats against MIR. s. II he
should ever dare to .rite another line about
him, retired into the Vice Presidents room,
contiguous TO the room) nbero tho
Vice President was, and remained there some
timo This outrage, committed by an officer
Of the Senate, (for the ribald editor is the Sem
ato's chosen prInter) almost within its Hall,
aad within a few PAGES Of tho apartment of 1t,
presiding officer, would, time was, have been
felt and resented as an i~ndignity to tina, body.
But they are not what they were so far as II
regards Mr. Sparbawk he will, We trust in.
| voko the punishment Of the law 8 against thi,
open and shameless violation"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

PROVIDENCE. sATURpAY, FEE 2.

Mn. BUacEs' SrEKcH.-wo promised IN
ear last, TO lay before our readers, in this days
paper. tho Speech Of Mr. Barses on the claim
vi D'Au'orivc for payment foE a slave Injured
tho service Of tho United States; since when
letters have bcsn received from Washington,
s'a:ir g..hat ihe remarks Of Mr.. y. arc no, cor
rcc.Iy reported in the National Journal, and
vxa have therefore concluded TO om;, their publ
cation. The In,elliscnecr has nc. as yet, re-
ported the Speech.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

The first number Of tho Pennsylvania Telc-
graph, Ga German paper) made its appearance
m this borough on aturday last II is pub
lished by Mr.. G.. A. Sage, who is decidedly in
favour Of the reelection Of Mr.. Adams to the
Office of President Of the United statcs. As
far as wo are capable of judging we are incli-
ned TO the belief that the paper will deserve
tho support of those Of our German fellow cit
2 ms, who are satisfied to let we'll enough alone,
and we are proud to state there are many such.
Reading Jour al.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

In the Senate Of the United States or FRI
day last, Mr. Knight presented tho petition
from Danici Bartlett, of Rhode Island, late a
Captain of the United States army praying for
payment Of a balance due 10 him for military
services, and reimbursement OF certain ex-
penses incurred by HIM IN defending a SUIT un-
successfully prosecuted against him by the
United States, which was referred TO the conf
mittee on claims.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

The committee consisting Of Messrs. Way
LAND, WATERMAN and GRINNELL, appoint
ed to investigate the present state Of our Pub
lie Schools, have visited Boston the present
week. on business connected with their ap-
pblntment.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

The Jackson men 10 New Orleans have been
greatly disappointed in the strength Of Their
ariy, as exhibited ut a late general meeting
in the city. There were present $50 resident
inhabitants, about 10 Of whom only wero
voters. The whole number present, citizens,
strangers country people and foreigners, is es-
tinated at 6 or 500.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

ia reply TO "~iIAPHAEsTioN who honour
ell us with n colrnn AMI a half g reflections, ~
the " Boston Daily American $ Salesman oi
Thursday, is in type, but is necessarily omitted
iii our next. For the same reason, we are
compelled to defer our reply to the Maouiar
turcrs and Formers Journal Of the 3I.i ult.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

We have seen a letter from myrna, dated
the 10th November, which mentions that tho
U. s sloop Of war Warren. Capt Kearney had
captured a number Of Greek %piratical vessels,
and retaken a quantity Of goods belonging TO
the briggs Cherub and Rob Roy.-NeiD- York
Gazette
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02
Marriages.

In this town, on Tuesday evening, by the Rev.
Mr.. Pickering, Capt. James G. Bowen, Of Fall
River, to Miss Mary Allen, ofNewport.
In Warwick. on Sunday last, by the Rev. Mr..
Manch ester, Mr.. John K. Trumbull, to Miss Bo,sey
Price
Last evening. by tie Rev. Mr.. Wilson, John p.
Hazard. to Sarah a. S. Bowen. all Of this to sn.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

Why is the u~nfitness Of General Jackson for
the Presidency, like explanation of negroes
picking their toes? Because it is a general
Toe-pick. Comm unicatcd
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02
Appointments by the President, by and with

James g Brooks, a Purser in the Navy.
George b Adams, Of Pennsylvania, TO be
Consul Of the United States for tho port Of Al
ican,, in Spain. in place ofRobert Montgomery,
removed to South America
Albert Davy. OF Pennsylvania, to be Consul
of the United -%iates, for the port Of Kingston
upon Hull. in Great Britain, in place Of " Iliam
Davy, deceased.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

A letter from Washington says, the Commit
tee on Manufactures will report this week.
Tho writer adds, he knows nothing Of It's pro-
v%isions, but understands II viii be a general
bill, Did
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

1.-THE Reverend Nr. BARRETT, of Boston
will preach 1T the Richmond street Uni,aris
Meeting House. Tomorrow
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

Mr.. SPARKS, editor Of the North American
Review, has sailed for England. The North
American during his absence, is to be conduct
ed by MIR. Everett.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

The Comptroller Of New York stated in his
report 10 the Legislature, that tncrs is a defc-
il Of sI75,400 in the revenue TO meet the ordi-
nary expenses ofthe current year, ane recon-
mends tho revival Of the half mill State tax
that was Discontinued in 1s26.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

rive understand the introductory Lecture
81 p ofc.sor D'WoLF, will take place at Ne
chanics' Hall, &c Saturday evening next.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

1YNeither the Boston : ravelier, or Pa "
UNI were received yesterday at our Post Ofic".
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02

Hon. HEMAN ALLEN lato Minister from
the United States 10 Grill, has arrived ct New
York.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-02
nexS CADET EAXN
80 SriNr TsSf. 1872

Full sca-This day, Oh. 30m-sunday. 'oh. l3m
Monday, llh. 5m-ruesday, llh. Aim.
= subars.tnr - minute, gives tue trn- OF high water al Newport
,ding 3h9us and 5 minutes, givest The time OF high water al Boston
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-04

ALBRiGIl'S
C0llNMhlAE r,NNNp

/nillS Medicine, for the short tincit has
- been briore the Public, has proved i'scl
superior 10 Pamccas. aud other remedies to
surha degree as 10 give confidence TO the Pro.
prietor thai lis efficacy alone will support lis
distinguished merits II the most useful spring
and autumn Alternative ever vet discovered. II
is So perfectly innocent, thai no evil effect need
br apprebended from 1t, when appliedagreeably
10 the directions. Itmay be given, without any
apprehension, TO the most tender infant, OF fee
bic adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP viii relieve and
eventually remove the following diseases Ne
CrosiS Carries, Tor alterations Of the bones. J
Kings Evil. or Setofula, Rheumatic affection, Of
the head, and system generally syphilis, Mef-
cuTlal, and all complaints ORIGINATING II the IN
proper USE OF Mercury; Ulcers Of the mouth Il
throat White Swelling cancerous, and Invotc-
rate Ulcers discharges from the Ears dlseas
Is of the Skin Liver complaints Jaundicc, In
digestion, and Debility
As Il general dcpuratiye article, or purifier
of the blood, this medicine possesses msnIuablc
powers. II improves the appetite, and l>.i, the
remarkable quality of drprlVmg the skin of thni
yellow bilious tint which Is 80 common IN bilious
constitutions. Besides the dlsrases above emu
merated, II is also recommended a. remedy ior
that affecting disorder, the ulccraicd sore head
under which children suffer the most excracatlng
torments for years
Each bottle ofihr genuine Medicine has a lab
cl, representing the Eagle and the LYDIA wnh
my signature.
o. PmcE SO PER RoTrLE AND SEQ rER Doz.
IN JACOB kLBRlGHI,
No 1913, Arch street, near Third, PhiIa.
Oct %
he subscriber has just received large quan
tfy ofthe Columbian Syrup and is the only IL
gent for TINS section OF country.
WALL EH IL. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
Oct. %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-04
To the Public.

4 Reir, interesting and ea}ndbte remedy.
,rAR. CHAMDEke' kemetS tor luten,i.rl.
~ ance The subscriber. On the deeease
ot The late nr William thhmbois, took iufa
his possession the personal estate at ihr dc.
ceased, aud tound prepared large quantity
OF DIR. Chambers Remedy ior lntemptrauce.
lie hereby informs the public, that he has
disposed of all the Medicine 81 found, 10 DR..
james H. Hart, and Mr. Andrew NJ Tanning,
Of this city.
la making this disposition, the subscriber
has heen aeinated 10y IA due regard 10 thu IN
lerrsla OF the heirs OF the interstate. ms we'll rs
from " ish To give the most extensive use Ia
lie virtues al the discovery. whidever they
muy be and he can further add, with con
hdcnce, tint the gentlemen who will beretiz
ter br the vendors nt the Remedy lor inlcn.
perancr, as prepared by hr inventor, have
hecn intimately connected with Dr. Cham.
beers IN his lie time--hevc heen his agents in
compouuding the medicine, nnd arc Rrqnain.
ted with is competition.
SlLVANUs MILLER, f1hlle Admir- Ne.
n The Medicine is prepared only hy the
subscribers who alone arr ~ possession nt
The original recipe oflhe inventor, AT the OF
fee ol the late Dir. c. III the basement story
Of Rutgers Medical College, III Duane street.
east side Of Broadway and at the medicinal
store of DIR. Har4, corner of Broadway aud
Chambers street, three doors from Wash
ngton Hall, New York.
From he ferpOm GareHe
" We hnve The pleasure 10 announce that
Dr.. Chambers .Mcdirne Tor intemperauce
has been administered To twelve persons III
this vicinity aud that ~ crerg instance II has
had The deared egtci ef producmg an ntUt
diTthh for The uSt Of nrdtm spirits II has
redeemed them from 0briOuS rum. and res'0r-
ed them 10 themselves, reiaiires, aud frifnds 10
heath, 10 industry, 10 nSetaineSs, and 10 thar
proper stations IN society.
BEWARE OF IMPOSTuRE The nj
most mere dible success which DR. Chnmhers
medicine has met with in the cure Of intern
prranoc has brought forth many fraudulent
mitaiions Of This valuable remedy. 10 Sc
cure the public against imposition, the dircC.
tons accompanying the genuine remedy tor
intempcrnnce hre signed in the hnnd writing
Of the subscribers, without which none ore
genuine.
To EDITORS.
In order thai the efficacy of DIR Chambers
Remedy Tor lnirmpcrhnCe nay he thoroughly
tested. editors ri newspapers. throughout the
country who will insrIt our advertisement
aud add this article IL il, and send MS COPY
ot Iht paper ContHningit, shall receive from
u by return of mail, u quantity sufficient 10
cure one dtnuknfd, which they viii be re
qnesled 10 administer 10 some patient III their
nciehhorhood aud publish the result
Public institutions and philnnihropic soci.
cites, by II nkIng application duly auihenli-
cRted) TO the subscriber, shnll receive the me
dicine AT a very rednccd price On encIos.
ing 10 us the uanni pilte, So postnee pnd,
fihe medicine can be sent By mail. Io those
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-04
Cases cured by Swalm's celebra-
ted Panacea.
2S8 Bottles of which the subscri-
Der has lust received.

ZNHE following testimonials, translated
- from the original Spanish, III relation 10
some extraordinary Effects produced al the
Havana, by SWAlM's fANACEA. are deem
ed Of sufficient interest to eiaim portion OF
public attention
TRANSLATION.
Don Fernando Gonzalez del Vale, NJ. y .
Public Professor OF Medicine and Surgery
Lecturer of Surgery IN the Hoyal aud fontf-
ca University Of 81; Iproule OF the Havana,
Member of The Royal Patriotic Society OF the
Friends OF the Country, &c.
thereby certify that have used the medi-
cine known 10y the name of " S,ruim' PnHd-
cs0, and hive obtained very good results
from its application, having cured two patti
ents in whom the disorder would not Yield 10
the best curative remedies. One Hss suffer.
my With Chrouic Herpes, and The other
With venera ulcers, complicated with 90
norrEpa Of long standing. The former had
10 take five bottles, the latter SIX. The other
cases in which am now using it, are CarcI.
nomatous ulcers and though the patients
are not yet cured, they experience however
great relief the ulcers snppurale more Tree
ly, without extending as quickly rs they did
before the medicine was taken. This is all !
can at present state, mud am happy to be a.
bic 10 contribute on my part IN confirm the
good effects of this valuable discovery
Fernando Gonzaits del Yale, M, d. Sc.
Havana, Oct. 10, 1927
COPY.
Consular Agency ofHs Cnited Suites.
I, The undersigned Vice Consular Agent OF
the United States for the city OF sHavana and
its dependencies, do hereby certify, tha,Doe-
tor Don Fernando Gonzalez del Vale, sub
scrberto the foregoing document, is ply
sician Of the greatest respectahity, residing
IN this CITY, to me- we'll known, aud to whose
atteslation as such, ful faith aud credit ought
TO be given.
In testimony whereof, 7 have hereunto set
nv hand, and affixed Inc seal Of my Office AT
Havana. this sixteenth dav of October, in the
wear o. orr Lord one thousand eight hundred
and twenty seven, and OF the independence
of the United States, the Gfly-srcana.
(Sigued) Vincent GfnB
The subscriber who WAS lately appointed
the agent for the sale 81 SWam's celebrated
Panarea, has for sale NJ the prnpririor's prl-
ces Two hundred aad eightV-cighi bottles OF
the panacen. The above statement of the
great efficacy Of the PanaGea IN several very
different casps, as certified 10 hv the Consular
Agent Of the United States for the city of lIa-
qana and is dependencies, adds very great
addiriona proof Of the exceeding usefulness
of the remedy. howell DAVIES.
Tez = 3in
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Eresh Gavden Seed .

.TnHoMAS J. DuVAI has Iately received
j from Messrs. 1horbnrn & Son, \ York
a supply Of Fresh Garden Sted, neatly pat
mp. Catalogues Of which may be- had N hi.
Store. Also nm additional supply of Drugs
.lfedicines Pdip's 0ds, Dge-SfpBs Perfume
RI, DC hcl makes his assortment .aIual IL
any ever offered in this plhre
Dee. 81 ,s2a
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ss,xrfp Axp PUBLISHED ny
,,aAH FLETCHER x hSa. H., -. loLhe
Ll' % lbs,srs of the Lars u the Oltoh.

a n.r anauri, payable in adsance.--No sub
Y 70. -, reccivcd fur aless time tian six mouths
ratoH WI Al he discontinued lJdt at the discretion
" 10 ~ g1l Tor, ualil all arrearages arc paid
~ ,,,i.e,neat- wI! be INSERTED Al % coats per
j. AaF'i -, the first time and 80 Geiits for each
eaHe &" rbs.e from a distance must be paid for
,eiauai heir INSERTION, or thr payment assumed by
r,.,I raea.e Pc person inLyiel.6ars'
'' ufers not exceeding two squares ara ia
ord =, for .is dollars. .r.....
:, Al, letter. addressed 10 the Editors uust be post
y The, will not be attended to-
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Z ! . - - 4 !. ~ i IS
P0TTER'S
Vegetable Cathnlicon.

ne proprietor of this invaluable medicine,
'N authorized by IFS Increasing reputation, TO
commend Il as superior 10 all other popular
''"eaeS, iof the cure of KINGS EVIL OF
Ioal' NECROSIS or diseased bones, SY
nnihl9 m every stage, MERCURIAL disease,
MiLlMAIloN, LIVER complaints, and I'll
hhe Of every descripton
lOe S"thollcon has also been used with
s'ef success in every variety of CR'ansous dis
....S totfhes on the face, pimpieS and iftler in
9'"c4l@ thie SWeliRgs. Go4l, Jgun9ice
hat'o@ diseases generally, Dgyepstu or
'"teai9R, complaints of the S'1mgch. and
nv" ee"fdg Il is a certain purifier of the
9'' @t1 hRn0Rr, and has been found an cffica-
,o ,"s remedy IN purifying the blood of children
"' rae7aHtloH, add should be invariably used
S'nef' a @teraiice both for children and a
a.-selng agreeable to the most delicate pal
"na a grateful cordial to the stomach. This
:" 81 discovery OF medicine taken into the
er' ''n' mat has had the Tong desired effect, Of
a., + "e most obstinate and distressing erteT-
n, W,t"ses. The use of nutritious food land
t,"l,ary aTocailons of business are nor in
bP'eo ny the Cath1licon and it, properties
and - pe power otreStoring both flesh and ZONE,
ho -. en"Vaiins and invigorating every part of
de- ''" u,irins the process of DISCRIMINATING
without parallel
w. w. POTTER.
NO ~ South Ninth street. opposite the
University of Pennsylvania.
hrtho su'oScrlb"r, who was appointed The agent
INN n% l'F OF Potter genuine Vegetable Cathol-
On b, "lH't III Philadelphia few weeks ago has
br,,r;. @ ana Tor sale Whole salt. ar retail At the
s,. "''' prices. 25S Bottles Of the Catholi
d. - Howell DAVIES.
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