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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21

MAS committed ~ The jail Of heckienhufs county Va
W on the 10th day of Oct last, negro says his
ane s joe aud that ne the property Of John Texer Of
SiirhuIy, North Carolina lie about 5 feet ala inches
hsh black aid has hi left eye about IS yrs
p age Had on when committed old grey cop
Feas coiored paualoon The Of said slave hereby
0hed TO prove bs property, pay the CHARGES and
s~sJi or he will be deaiiw a. the Law directs.
TDWEFS T,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21
20 I'OB.ICCO PLl.NIER,

- y 4 OLJ~L 4 4
VnIlE SUBSCRIBER oilers TO the public he psisut Improvement
VA 81 KILN tor curing tobacco THIS Improvement pre-
vents ali dagger of are the bsu,e, excludes all the smoke
fFum the tobacco, and combines OF time acur and
fue of the pstent and draft of the improvements
may be anyof the warehouies in Rchuiond TIE
neinheI of the Legislature generally from the tobacco
Try, have aso heen urn he'd with them and w sew them
any DESTROYS of normson II warranted by The
ret Of suece agencies the disposal Of the paen, will be
established 10 the different counties The price OF the patent
Will be made moderate, say dollars 10 house. any
dersn OF making the experiment may do so, aud wall be
tfqlired 10 pay, unless the Improvement approved
OF and continued 10 be used. The public referred,
Tor The present. John PoindeK,er of Gocehsnd, vii
liam u. Philips of Abemarle, General T. L. Dsde
q Orange, II. Montague Public Warehouse Richmond;
p Is, Minston, Hanover, aud VIM Richardson, pUyiyania
Letters addressed TO the subscriber Cuckorve, Louisa
6onu;y, will also be sendedto. EDMUND PENDLEToN
March L. &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21

Lpnatlc Hospital Williamsburg
NOTICES hereby given ihstall the cells
occupied, and that patient, will he received
unsome of;he said cells vacant due vii
he given BY order Of the Court Of Directors
Nav 26 5-if L UENJEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21

WeR ADRIAN r. BIG1ERS haviag gwen M the aFsi,ty
"a To- eoiieensths taiianesi Que TOE late firm ~ aadd
son, oodlon Brse ih1ss Indebted % that hrm, re-
qued 20 make PES the sucfhefl, gho are alone
authorized 70 coiisei ihs debts dee c,em.
JNO. GARTH, 3Trus-
JOS. LEAKE.Ir.B tecs.
tlaF-a - trL--E3T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21

a IL Feroni indebted 70 the Of John Rehardson
"A dec, Of fe county q Hanover requested 10 make
immediate payment, Add those hsving claims against hs
ad estate lpressu The for adjustment before fst day
% January i525 tbs will be AIDED in bar Of recovery
AuSmit 81. 83--wt 4. w. SCOrf, atru'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21
BUNIIY FOHEnII-

FENHS esiste, The ancient Of ih4 Read family will
pot previously foii be e1posed 90 thehishes bidder
GU ne ~ Monday n Day neat beng Charlotte day.
on cfebt 81 y = So years. credit aait such
psfsou may be inclined purchase. contains nearly
ZOO acfe5o i7nd lying on both sides u Little nosnosk
1900 and afse ODD sefs on The UPPER western side and
upisad Of coo on The eae n viii be divided renared
ioo too or more tracts % emit purchasers.
Ibis land isnafufaiy fhe best count, rar-
siderable proportion q g. low uound, u great fctv 30
we'll waterfd sod well mteft Under good fence sad in
good order for cropping part Of TIE baud sppraehss will
~ nile q Chsfloue c0ufhcuit, and would sut pro-
fe'sOnal or mercantile There never fiinr sfyeau.
IN which FORMERLY stood gftt mill Further dtctipuou
land.
Jan. 20. re- wild,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21

virtue VI deed OF fst suhseibers nv
A. Reuben Bui ton ON the ii day Of april 1877 aad duly
recorded ~ the eCuny court tHrcoon 2 day Of July
1877 for purposes therein mentioned we shall sell 10 te
hishesi bidders At the Springfield coal pits The county Of
henco, on the 2eth dayo March, The following propertr T.
wit 250 acres Of land lying Chckahomooy Swamp being
one half u he tact Of land conveyed BY Dsn Button H. hs
lifetime tetbe SAID Reuben BUIion,sich will more Giiy a-
Peaby reference tV the deed recorded the Office II nn
county courts this and Joins The lands Joseph HoluiD
james Fox also - acres Of land the Richmond rurEEke
ho when SAL land purchased by Reuben Burton irn
Alex Buohananj also one lot in the Bowling containing
one acre which originally owned ood also 10
acres Of land lying or The Brooke Turnpike Road nsar the
b9oke Sshocihoue The said land formerly BELONG
o. VIM Young Hpbi. C. Wsmsou. Terms will Re made
known on che day Of sale Acting stees VI shall only
convey sueh title as vested IN ny the rsi deed
MOSBY SHEPPARD, y frus-
JAMES WufrLOw, { tees.
teh. 20 gS--ff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21

Efoe commtii9nff banned 30 sc.ssed Au sef 10 i.
eopofas tbe Nic hnond MapuisstornE Con rany pass
ha toohsoi ursc pion VIII BE- opeued At the Merchant
CeIee ionc nh cHy Of ltichmonI, Tuosdsy The 1T N
Ap W. ~ for ibe pprpose q receiving ,ab.
tpPons e. ihe Capital STOCK Of The saiJ comrany-sn8
ha ne ,ad books VIII be kept open FROM DAY Day em
" o'clsckfil o'cotk ~ each sncceediez Jsv fg,-
rsssspied) nn'd The x ' issisfssd for.
MICH 90 % 2lvusA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21
mo. CHAFFIN, I Trus-
NOD. HOOKER, tee.

ely vlue OF iced executed 20 the suSscF,a.rs
- by Edward Hsilsm anl wife bearing date the day
OF Api 1915 and duly recorded the oict Of the huDgs
Pressed proceed 70 sell r ready money, the premises
lS"eiock on the first day Of May next, II fs
EAGLE fAvEkN iathe city Of Hchnond and the iene-
the Suberibers will sell Believed 10 be ipdiputable bo
they VIII convey ooy such vested then by SAID
Seed OF uH't WIN. DANDRIDGE, Tfus-
WA. BARRETT tees
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zf1llE subscriber wishing e. remove 10 the ,y. -r, f
~ sale The Tovenat Prince Edward eorthous - The az.
uationi tavern, Equal 20 in The State. There i.
Main SouihernSiaee Rosd iOn Washington ieoreia Ger
health aud convenience no situation eKeei The build
Of eyty description; good water good garden, every
The subscriber wall cell vith the Tavern so acres Of wood
land lying al very short distance from The tavern and a
iordius abundant supply of wood use of the place
The sliblts are large and IA gool repair Is purchaser
would rst view the ANY further description "a deem
go unnecessary Aeins viii be Of the most accommodating
KIND JOHN PEARSON.
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Jqmes Rive Land Ior Sale.

tRHE fISH-PQND PLANTATION. Of Jauos River IN
~ Nelson's miles ifum Watmrri-r so rom Cbsfloflss
vile and IS from Richmond, couianins 1000 Of
wbcn are PRIME low grounds most 81 ihe balance th snd
u htalhy The ws,s excellent and the nerhborhoo sans
10 any The Pond t@hr a. fact bg sriing Of pure
wsit) uh 81 hne hJ she barns tobacco housr &c are
stge ADD convenient II contains qasfry OF 6ne Lac fr
building Ieim,i snail part eah, long credit fai The hal
encs-"f deeuevon Zoe shorter payment Also 100 aces
adj5nrg The above, veil tubercd eonsinirs ao,,r, 81
ns''one aai the marble described IN NJ JeersoSsna,
n. u. PATTESON
q Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21

A. % cpulnhed 10 ddii of The
The abday Of Oct sz7, funawsy sto nan nam.
Ell SAM who says he belongs 10 sir Tbonss Psro,i, of
ichlaud Dntt South Carolina lie Is feet inches hil h
Jas scar on his chu which he says occasioned by kick
fnn horse iuciher sosr ihe fshi little above The
w sad another On The right Leg Just below the knee. Ills
rohng consists Of honcIpuI coat and plB,loon mauees
fi aud linen shirt hi, complexion black qnd long par
"hnkefs Bhe owner sfsqnessd fofword prove his
ptopeyr pay charge sud take him away Of viii be dealt
viz - The "a" directs ROGER MALLORY, Jiior.
10
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II rAs EsaUIasR pubshvi wsc. ,.nsi ally
during the Of the State Lexs
tue.price, the hsretoore Five Dollars per snnun
payable advance Notes OF cherersi specepsynK banks
(oiy) will be received in payment The Editors will
Zee the safety of renting them by nahs postage efaet
{. being PAID by the writers.
No will be disc n.nued (but the discretion
Editor.) until all arresrsges have been psid up
S Whoever will guaraniee the payment OF nine papers
rhsli have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ss- 0re square, Or LESS-Frst
eSntinaance, 50 cents.
- No advertise inserted until h., either been paid
Tor, sauu'ed by person this city, it,
DISSOLUTION.
TIME Partnership OF MarnS. Paien.ine s. Co. ia this day
II dissolved by mutual Mann s. Valentine is alone
se;h oistd 10 settle tho bu,ipe.s OF said Firm.
MANN S. VALENTINE
foS rAISE CARPENTER.
NOTICE.
IL persGus having claims against the lGte OF
"a nnr s. PaisnEe Co. wili present them fer settle
those indebted requested TO make payment
MANN S. VALENTINE.
Stocs Of Dry Goods at reduced prices,
HAVE well assorted Stock of DRY GOODS, which
% offered At comfortable reduction, from former pr,
ssit my tention dispose of them po.,
BILE Every reasonable ndaeeueut will be msds TO cash
Rurchsier.. NJ. S.V.
March 99--tf
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FE.N4LE EDT1!8TTO.V

LADY, desrOus Of obtaining susiion Fcusie Sem
"a Insry, OF private family, As Teachs aud Who
produce satisfactory Testimonials 10 qnafc aifons 81 fsv
ne heard Of by addreDipg line 10 NJ c. Petersburg, Va
Feb % m ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21

.dU.hIsNjSYR1TOh'S NOTICE.
IL persons having claims sgsins the estate Of Carter
= Berkey, dec, l5e Of Barn Ems, IN me county Of Mid.
dtseS hereby fegusited 70 prsea ihe for a8nest
Properly authenticated and 81 persons Indebted ~ he -
tate viii please 20 make paytnsni. WM. holland.
Jsn.f2. az ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21

SUHSUANT To two deeds executed 10 US as
lTustees, Ivy Wm K Dass Of the eouHty Ansiia Tor
tue purpvses therein mensned which said deed. are du "
recorded IN Amelia county clerks Office aud which IN
the clerks once OF Powhslan county,
said, viii sale, reserve at public surton
Gsn,o 10 Powbaao .indry negro slaves named lie said
dsedsAiso the said WIN. T. Basis the Genito
Mills for cash Acting shall convey only such
is a, vested IN Us by said deeds so the believed
90 ne ndigpu,ahe The foregoing sale will place on the
%5sh day Of The present month tn1tehl
JNo. CHAFPIN, I TrUs
RfCD, BOoKER,} tees.
nto The sale Of the above named property.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21
The 'SreaIeref the Hopsc

he Speaker laid fore the Hcuse letter fro
bE secretary Oh war, transmitting the inforinatit
caledfor by The House, on the Sth instant r., :,
case OF Jonathan Cliamplain; which letter W;
read, and referred to the Committee on Militia,
Pensions
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-25

AsEcporE Just about the time that the
President left z ,ltimore, where he spen. two
or three d,ys las, fall, German farmer from
York COUNTY, Of great wealth and influence,
happened TO arrive in the city. while the Ia
yorabls impression Of Mr.. Adams visit was
IN the mouth of every one. The old gentleman
vas sorry he had come TOO lao, ana felt N
clined to 90 .o'n to Washington, and soc hun
. of whom every body talked His wife aopro-
we'd the proposal--ihe carry-aIl was ordered
ont-aad the next day they were in the par
..our Of the President They were politely 10
eeiyed; out thoir mouths were sealed. They
sat ten minutes without urterlng word. when
the old German broke silence by saving TO his
partner, lin thor native longuage0 Come,
wife, lets go home. We've seen the Presi-
deut. tie can, talk Dutch; aud we mus'nt
e,ay here" The President instantly replied
in the old mans favori'o Dutch, telling hun he
was happy TO be able TO entertain him. For a
moment the visitors looked at each other IN
smazement; then by simultaneous impulse,
unloosed their tongues; and such Jabber OF
Dutch was perhaps never before heard IN the
Presidents house. The old gen'lemnn dec'ar-
ed he was no longer for Jackson. Mr.. Adams
was his man; he talked Dutch better than any
BODY he had ever heard. and lie would tel
his neahbors so. and they would all give hin
their votes for Presidcnt.- Hin. pdf.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-25

LAuNcH-The ship francois l, was
launched at Ncw-York on Saturday afternoon.
She is intended for the old line Of Havre pack
cts, and is TO be commanded by Captain Skid
dy.
Tho number Of persons who have migrated
from the United Kingdom OF Groat Britain
since 1914 to the British Provinces in North
America, is computed at $4,000.
ADVANTAGE OF INpUsTRY.-1 heard the
hammer OF a mechanic that owes me, at
o'clo ck in the morning, I'll trust him till Au'
gust. =
saw another yesterday afternoon, who has
plenty of work on hand, loungng at the cor
ner, I'll have him before the squire next
week.
Prize Poem. A premium Of Silver Cup
Re offered for the best Address, to be spok en-
at the .re-opening Of the Bowery Theatre
New-York The Poem must not exceed eigh.
" nor contain less than sixty lines; and al
communications are 10 be addressed TO the
Committee Of tho New York Association, "
to the care Of Charles Ghfert, Esq. No, 4s
Bowery, by the 5lh Of August next.
The friends Of the Administration in Phila.
delphia, have sppoinisd a Committee Of ar
ran ssments for the celebration Of the anniyer'
pary Of Independence AND recomme nded the
general observance OF the day Throughout the
State.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-25

does. and his own party will reward him. II
thoy do not, his own conscience will tell him
tha, he las done his duty. which to an honest
mind, is sufficient. Not so with the time serv-
ing politician II ho renders services he gets
no thanks, nor does lie deserve any. He can
not be trusted. and therefore 10 not rewarded.
His con science 10 i'll at ease; because he finds
he has acted against his better judgment,
when il is too late to retract. He deserted
his principles for office, and is despised.
Honesty in politics. as we'll as in every
other transaction in life. is the best policy.
and ought to be rewarded. Men may honest
ly differ in opinion, in matters Of national or
state policy but they cannot change their
opinions every two months. without being
guilty Of dishonesty.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-25
NFw-YoRK ELECTORAL VOTE.

Mary fears have been entertained by tue
friend. Of The Administration in this as well az
other parts Of the country ,tliot the Legislature
Of Nes-York would alter the electoral Law
so q, to return the choicepof election 10
themselves. We have never entertained such
a fear Tho gentlemen Of that body have 100
much regard for their own reputation, TO com
mi, an act which would forever disgrace them
selves and all connected with them, in the Po-
li,ical family. Tho last Albany Argus,
paper which may be considered as the cGc-
ial organ Of Mr.. Van Buren,, has tax
en up The subject and speaks of it as follows:
Nothing can be more untrue. All know
that Il is untrue; and there is not candid
frienl even Of the administration, who will ad-
mt that he has the slightest belief that the
thought Of pursuing any such course Is, or has
beer, or will be entertained for moment.
Evel if there were not decided and unlnswer-
ab, objections TO it, and if the people would
not oppose such an attempt, coming from
whatever party i might, there is no induce
mont 10 make it,"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-25

The editcr of the Journal, by an article in
his paper Of Monday, would induce the public
10 believe that our theaiIe is in good
order for the accommodation of visitors. Such
is not the fac:. 1t has been saoept out, we
are willing to admi,; but that it is a decent
place for the reception of genleeI company, is
denied. Any barn, where the tostler half
does his duty, is as genteel as the Providence
Theatre, at this time. We do not attach any
blame to the Managers now with us. 1t is the
duty of the proprieiors to see that he house 10
kept in order. Some Of the gentlemen who
are stock holders. have informed US that they
are willing allI the income for pres, nc
should be appropriated for the repairing and
painting the interior Of the building The
Theatre is leased to Messrs. Kilner and Finn,
for $500 per annum, and if that sum was ap-
propria'ed for one year to the object. .menton-
ed, the number that would attend the exhi-
bltions, would be double.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-25

GS~AN UNKIND CyT.-The Greene Coun-
ty Republican new Jackson paper, published
at Catskil, New-Yofk, makes the following
just observations respecting the Washington
Telegraph: "The paper published at Washing
ton, under the above title by Duff Greene and
Russell Jarvis, has no parallel for the scurillty
of its columns, and the ferocity Of its nature,
in the history Of our politics. And i. is not =
little remarkable, that so vile a thing, libel
upon civilization, and disgrace to our coun-
try, alike destitute Of veracity, and regardless
of the decencies and common courtes es Of life,
should have been adopted as the organ Of tho
Jackson Party. and receive the patronage cf
SO dignifed body as the Senate Of the Uni
ted States"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-25

NATURE AND Arr. The editor OF the
American is highly in favor OF a paFing
school for ladies'. Il he wants one to teach
what he calls 'mincing gait, strlding gait,
hop, skip and jump gait, or jos,ling, side
ling, swimming, ducking, bobbng up and down
movement. that destroys all the grace Of a
lady's progression in the street," we should
by all means agree with him. We RECON-
"Fanning School for the ladies - and in his
next paper TO give Off the words of command,
as follows: "Handie your Fans" " Un(uri
your FANS" flourish your Jons." close
your Ea s." Sc. &c. "It may be doubted
whether nature is a sufficient insiructress in
the art of walking" Ridiculous nonsense !
ter such an absurd sentiment. The fac; is.
nature is the sole and only insruciress in this
art, and the schoo! which he so eagerly re-
commends would serve no other purpose than
to tea ch some of the dandy modes of ambIing,
siru,tng, or swimming, which outrage all
taste and propriety. This whole affair Of
teaching the graces Jy manual discipline is
absurd. The native Indian Of this country.
and the hardy mountaineer of Scotland. have
ever been distinguished for graceful move
ments, simply because nature and she alone,
is their irstructress. Compare their move
men,s with those Of our sons and daughters Of
fashion. and all this cant about " walking
schools" vanshes into their air. The former,
by following nature, possess ease, grace and
beauty of motion the poet, the painter and
the sculptor have caught their iinest models of
taste and excellence from the study Of them (;
and art, instead Of improving on their lessons,
generally substitutes ridiculous coc&neyism
in their place.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-25

THE THEATRE. The company now in this
town, have sustained the performances Of our
Theatre with ability, and deserve to be pu-
tronsed. The orchestra. in. particular. is
much better than usual. If ZONE Of those
who rail indiscriminately against all theatri-
cal performances, would patronse those which
are really deserving, they would do more to
reform the stage, than they ever can do by
sweeping censures and denunciations. The
stage is a part Of modern society it is not
to be removed but its character may be
improved, and its objects ennobled by a ju.
dicious and discriminating patronage.
On Monday evening" the Stranger" was
performed to rather thin house. The part
Of the Stranger was sustained with much ef-
feet, by Mr.. Archer. The more we witness
the performances Of this gentleman. the more
we are pleased with his style Of acting. His
talents, in our opinion, have never been fully
appreciated in this country.
Last evening. the comedy of" Charles the
Second" was repeated to tolerable house.
Mr.. and Miss Clarke have been added to
the company the present week.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-25

Gu-we would state, fos tho inform alton of
the editor Of he Investigates. that some Of
our most respectable gentlemen and ladies,
those who are as pous as his mighty SELF"
have attended the Theatre, since il was open
ed the present season. And also, that the
Town Council, on Monday, granted a license
to sell liquor at the bar for the aecommoda-
ton Of those who wish to take refreshments.
Yes, our own Town Council, after all the
preaching which Mr.. Goodell has given, dared
TO grant license to sell liquor
N. B. We expect Mr.. GoodelI will attend
the theatre, when the dancers are introduced,
aud on such an important occasion. a supply
of vassar and Millbank's pale Ale will be pro.
vided. as il would not look well. sher what
Mr.. G. has said. to be seen drinking punch.
We wish TO hold out an iRducemsnt for him to
be present.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-25

A poor person residing in Greenock. lately
.poI;ed 10 the magistrates to have two OF his
children admitted on tho poors roll. How
many have you :" said the worthy bailie.-
uFiye and twenty SIR" replied the petitioner.
"Tvs and twenty ~ re-echoed the bsilie ;
"snd all By one wife ," 20 no SIR" replied
,bs moor man, Il am tcsar;ng the fourth"
rbsm;stocies had son, who was the dar-
i,ns Of bis mother. "ThS little fellow" said
Them;stocles, :" 10 the sovereign OF Greece" !"
aHow 90. o.".said friend. why he governs
nj. mother, his mother governs me, govern
the Atheuians, and the Athsn'sn' govern all
Greece"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-25

F'o, cling Stationary E,Rine Co. No. g.
Welcome Congdon, Henry p. Babbitt, Ma
ihanel G Helme, Andrus Bowen, Joseph Z.
Metcalf. Ethan Bowen. John II. Dexter. Will
lam J. Harris, Gtorge Owen, William J.. att.
L.n,uel II. Smith, James W. Fosdick, Jona-
ihan A. EDDY. Edward S. Sheldon, daniel
Pierce, John II. Hanlin. Joel Metcalf Jr.
Lawson ID. Maynard. Ed~ard Jackson, Ar
mold I. Langley, George Summons. Whitney
Metcaif Ni,holas II. Bradford, Edward An
thony, james Arlington, Bsnjann Brown,
Charles Thurber, George II. Bush. William II.
Mann, Aaron Richardson. Joseph Bradford Jr.
John II. Tay Ior, John S. Humphrey, Henry W.
Bradford, Timothy II. Temple, E. II. ForIes-
tall. Albert +. Harding, William II. Rodmsn,
Samuel TIneiey, Daniel AldrIch, George Ma
son, Lewis W. Clifford. DarIu. Shearman,
John B. HerieslrolI. George NJ. Richmond,
John Randall. William Bailey, Weston A. Fish
er, Edwin Trip, Charles II. Pope. Charles L.
Bowler. Amasa Foresfall, Lewis II. Bradford,
John ID Hendicy John Mosley Henry Knowles.
Henry II. Luther, chard Salisbury, Charles
Holden %, John =. Knowles.
Furniture and GoJds Fire Protection Co.
R'chmond Bullock, Peter Grinnell Edward J.
Mallei,, Joseph s. Cooke, Benoni Cooke, Jo-
siah Keenc Moses Richardson. John W. Rich
mond, John Andrews, Nicholas StiI!welI, Cy-
rus NJ. Lindsey, Benjamin D. Weeden, Simeon
Barker, William Blu. kiln, William {. Barker,
William Russell, Peter w. Snow Isaac Brown,
John Larchar, Enoch Sleere.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-25

CONCERT. Mr. Keene, ,be celebrated vo-
calist, gives concert this evening, at the
franklin Hall, consisting Of a choice collec-
ton Of sentimental and humorous Songs His
taste and execution is we'll known in the Uni
ted States, and wo hope that the liberal part
OF the community will attend on this occasion,
as they may never have an opportunity Of
hearing hun again. Mr.. X. is allowed by all
musical judges TO be one Of the best singers in
this country