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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-15
Curlcs Neck Land.
Surviving partner.

NDEi Tie authority of a Deed oil Trust, made on the
~" DAY oil July 1870, recorded in the Office of the
,"un,y cosft 81 henrico, and AT the request of Mrs. Mary
" Niosby' that rich and valuable estate called TiImas. On
""r hi'er, fourteen miles below this city, will bc snld 10
ne "'shesl oioder, on the sccoId day of April, if fair, @. on
Inc ssSt fair day-
This sale is necessary, for ths rurpose Of r,isi,r III, ,rr,
" "."u sixteen Thousand dollars, which mr.t he naid
nm SIXTY days, IN consequence of an order of th, Rich.
m"m' ."pt''o' court "i Chanceiy: the sale must there fore
he positive, and the puichas ser will tr required ia , s,;d
; ",' III c"sn' and q credit may be obtained i< the balance
oil the purchase money.
me estate contains 692 acres OF very Iici, land. go NJ
whlch n III lnxhriant wheat, and the rest OF the rI,arei
land covcied with red clover. Farther iuCoru,,ior NAV
oe oDt''ned by application to either OF the UNDERSIGNED on
o. before tie sale, which will be made or the estate.
RICHARD RANDOLPH. Trustees
WM. II. RICHARDSON, for Mrs. III.
WM. 6. PENDLEToN, SW. Mosby.
March I o'S'
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LInn8an Botanic Garden s. Nurseries,

~ iLbiAm PRlNCE, provrietor of the above estab-
iisiment, III addiinn 10 his former extensive cOllec-
iion, has made v"'y considerable and valuable additions
within the hst year.
IT VII! continue 40 be his pride to render his establishment
beneficial TO the country at large; and orders i,rnnrb arv
Of Ms agents. or per mail, (pcsi psid,) will receive tho usual.
paHicular ana prompt attention. His catalogue now en-
braces nearly loo pages, and for convenience has been
divided as loI'cwe.
Eo. l. Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs aud Plants.
Q. BuSbons and TUheroU Flower Roots.
2. Green House Trees and Plants.
3. American I%NIigsrou US Tees, Sbt ubs and Plants
Each of the above Pamphlets may be obtained traits.
OF the subscCher. BENJAMIN TOMPKiNS.
SIarch 1T Agent for w. p.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-15

"a oIICE.-Thc Commissioners named in an act emit
In ,ed, "An ac, to incorporate the Richmond Manu-
featuring Company rasscd on the 7th Feb. 1923, hereby
give public notice, that Books of SuhecI iptiun viii be
opened ar rhe Metchants' Coffee flousa, in the ci,v Of
Richmond, on Tuesday, the isl day OF April, 1895. at -
O'Clock, for the purpose of receiving subscriptions to the
Capital Stock Of The said Company; and that the sail
Books wil he kept open from day 10 day, from 10 rclnck
'i! 2 O'clock Of each succeeding day, Sundays excepted)
Urth the Stork is subscribed lor.
March 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-15

w I'LL he soil Oh the 2ih, of this month, at the plan
w iarion Of Robert Saunders Of " WILLIAMSBURG, rear
the Brook Bridge. twenty head OF cattle, several head OF
sheep, three Horscs, two colts, four sews and pigs. one
wagon, enc cart, one wheat fan, one la rse harrow. sundr nv
farming utensils, ore hundred and fifty barrels of corn. a
large quantity OF forage, consisting q: blade fodder, top
fodder, oats, rye aud shucss. Terms Of sal.-fur ali sum.
ever ten dnliars, six months credit; under thar SUR, cash.
Honds with approved secusi,y will he required before the
articles are delivered. NJ the same time a few slaves will
be hired for the balance Of the year.
March 12-ii Join GODDIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-15
Cotton and WoolIen Manufactories

VNHE Subscribers inform the public, that they have for
Il ient, three very eligible sites, with an ample sup
ply oil water, nn''er a fall or pressure Of from 10 % si
feet, situated IN this city, a little way above the Public
i'och and Nayo's Bridge, upon navigation, either Of which
can be improved II a small expense. The canal for two
ot them IS already formed, aud neither Of ihcm is subject
To important dromGtIs or inundatiuns.
We are disposed 10 take reasonable rents, and t. yes,
their "urrun's IN the Stock OF Companies incorporated, or
einIishsd 81 private and respectable individuals.
p. HAXALL s. co.
Richmond. 18th March, 1923. g.,
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Hats. Hats. Hats.

fSNtE subscriber would inform his friends and the rnh.
Il lie, that he is now receiving his assortment of Hnf,
for the spring tade. With his stock now ON hand, and
those he will .ecsive by The next arrivals from, Boston.
New York and Phiiade!phia. his assert nj will not be
Inferior to any ever offered in this city; ard he pledges
himselfthat they shall be sold at prices corresponding with
IN. present depressed state of the times. lie also takes
tais opportunity of rendering bis sincere hanks for the
very lioeSal patronage he has received for the last seven
years, and assures his friends that no eyertion on his pa -
shag prevent his meriting a continuance Of the sans pat
ronaee. JOHN ~THONpsON
March IL
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WANTED

as a Teacher 10 take charge Of a Female
Academy in Martinsburg. a person well qua.ifcd
to teach the different branches Of EnsliIa Education.
a salary Of -Four Hundred Dollars will Ire given. aD-
ply 10 either of the subscribers. None. need aupIv nm.
less they eau come well recommended.
CONRAD TYOGNIRE,
March ,. JOHN S. HARRISON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-15

a. iRafED from the subscriber, a fine cream
~ coiored MARE, about &c hands high, with full
oiack tad and name. She left TIC stable on the even
ng OF The 9Th, and has not since been heard Of. a
liberal reward, & expenses paid, if delivered in Rich
inona 10 X. Harrison, or at r.iver, Gooc!iland, 10 A.
VI. Harrison. She probably went up tic GonciIard
road. RANDNI PHI 4CDTccN
Feb IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-15
FOR RENT.

n Duvals Addition, near the Federal Spring. n three
u story Brick House, IN good repair, with IA gooi Garden
newly enclosed, aud a Well ofexcelient water In the ward
the Well requires some repairs. To a good ienan, a srea,
bargain will be given. Application can be made to iicty
w. MoncuEe, Esq. vino viii give tAe proper infLrmatinn as
to terms
March
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-15
PIANO EORTEs.

CST received from Geib's celebrated mandatory,
~ New York, an assoftuTnt of very choice PIANO
fokfES; among which is A very splendid rosewood cabi-
net upright Piano Forte--ali of which will be sold AT the
lownst New York prices, and wa rranted by the maker.
'he public are respectfully invited TO call at Mr.. Robert
Enh
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-15
Lind .agencyJor The IYesie,n part Of YIrghsta.

JOSEPH F. CALDWELL of Lewisbrrg, Greenbrier
~ county, Va. and Joseph Bigclow of Richmond city,
Va. respectfully inform. the public, that they have associa-
ted themselves for the purpose of ifansacting a general
Land Agency. J.F. Caldwell will attend to that part Of
the business in any OF the counties west Of the Allerhau nv,
tn wi,:-to establish old Surveys, TO Iesurvey when ncces-
sary, to rent, to lease or sell, TO eXa ming the records Of any
of those counties, to descCibe, particularly the qualify, and
all that aepertains 20 SUCH property, that may nc useful and
interesting to the rwneI. J. BjgcIow AT Ricfmond, will
receive communications from any one who may feel dispo-
sed 10 patronise the concern, and will at all times give such
information as may he souabt for, and had (at the difercnt
public Offices in relation 10 surveys, grams, deeds Of con-
veyancCs, sc. SC.
J. F. Caldwell and Joseph BigrIow deem it not aniss 70
STATE, (as in many instances heretofore, Land Spectators
have acted in the capacity Of Land Agents,D that they viii
not he concerned either directly Or indirectly, in any Lard
Speculation whatever. Charges for attending To any IF
tic above specified concerns will be made modefate.. All
communications addressed to either party must be post
paid.
!. 7. CALDWELL
Respec tfuIiv refers
I1nu. Samuel T.. Sou,hard-Wasiinztan City.
Hon. Lewis Msxwcll-Lcwis County, Va.
Col. James Mclaughlin, Member II the Board on : :
Public Works, -
Pcrc g. Wetbered, Esq. Member Of the Senate, - >
Samuel MrCiung, Esq. Member Of the House Of : :
Delegates, 81
Jaues Mcfarland, Esq. Member Of the House 81 DejSe-
gates-Kcnawha County, Va.
John ID. Harrow, ksburg Va.
Daniel B%oardnan, Bsq-New York
J. BrcEbow
Respectfully refers
HoH. William n. CaheH,
JOAN II. Smith, Esq. Membor Of the Executive Gisnmond
Council, NCi'y, Va.
Col James mclaughlin. Member Of the BoaT5I Of Public
Wotks-..GncgD0fict Coaoty, Va,
San 10, 1879 rc-
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Twenty Dollars ReMar1l.

WILL give The above reward for the aprrehen-
x zion OF my man PETER, n well looking young
man OF about Is years Of age; he is quite black, and
has a small scar on his forehead is about s feet 9
Inches in height, vesF erect in his carriage, and when
he went away was we'll dressed lie came from r,e
Rowing Green, aud has perhaps gone TO t,a, NEIGH
oorhood, The above reward and all necessary char
ges VIII be paid on his delivery here.
II. HARRISON.
Richmond, 1911 Feb. 1923.
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LEATHER.

EsNok sale at The old stand of B.. TATE g. Co. onpo.
H"e me beH 1acern, a complete assortment, of Lea.
tne,, CONSISTING OF Sole, Harness, Skiriing, Bride, ITrper.
o1p 'f'nS' nc: dc. &c. which will be disposed of en- llbe-
RAJ ,efn's' as ! am anxious to wind up the ahairs of the
"" "'" W D. " Go. JOSEPH TATE,
""'" o--NC Surviving partner.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-15
James River Stock for Sale.

~ virtue of a decree of the county court of ffenrico,
NJ j Shares Of Stock IN the James River Comparv.
belonging 60 the estate Of Thomas Peasants, i. dec. will
be sold for cash, before the door of the Edgle Hotel, the Sd
day Of April next, at ~ O'Clock.
March l2-6t II COMMISSIONER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-15

SACiAhD Poi.LARD will pra ctice Law in the Courts
~ of the counties Of Nelson, Amhers S, and Buckingham;
also in the Superior Conr, of the county Of Campbell. the
tourts oi the corporation of Lynchbusg, and the Superior
.ourt OF Chancery for the Lynchhurg District. His resi-
'e"ce rs AT Oak Ridge, near Nelson Cour, House.
March IL nj,
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BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH

ui me CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice a
week. wednesdays and Sa.urdays1 al five dollars per
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W All letters To the Editors must be postpaid, or they
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Post Office at the risk oftle Editors.
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Carpenter Wanted.

a 4oCNG MAN of sober, industrious habits, wkhou
"A a family, who is a good carpenter. will meet viii
the Wing.
March Il q,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-15

FkNHE subscriber offers his SET vices 10 the public rs a
n Genera! Commission Agent. His Office is on Cary,
near 18th street. JOHN WIGHT
March 10 -,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-14
FOREIGN.
New YoRk. August u,

NEw YoRK. August IL.
The ship Olympia, Captain Wood, arriv.
cd this forenoon, from HAVE, by which
conveyance The Editors of the Commercial
Advertiser have received Paris papers To
the 3Oih Of June inclusive. and Havrc to
the 2d July. The latest London dates are
to the 9th Of June inclusive.
Advices |rom Malta to the 5th, arnounce
that two Egyptian coryettes found means
TO pass the Morca with supplies for the T.
gyptan army.
PASSAGE OF THE DANUBE.
The ofiic ial Bulletin, from the Camp st
Satonnawa. Of the Sih June, N. s., details
tho operations connected with the passage
OF the Danubc. The Turks had thrown mp
en'rcnchmen,s near the gates OF isaktscha
planted cannon and made show Of rcsis.
tanee. The position was advantageous.
and commanding. These batteries open
ed on the Russians; the Turkish tight was
protected by animpsssable morass; the left
by the fortress Of Isaktscha. II was nee.
sssary t0toscs this position, apd 10 e9sc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-14

affairs ofthat kingdom. It is confden3
said :ha, this new army Of observation WI
consist OF 10000 men; but the objects
sto be employed in efiocting are unkno"a.
Reforms are making inthsclvll and al.
itary departments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-30

HERMITAGE, Dec. 9th, 1928.
Centfcn'en:- have received your letter of the
ed ult presenting to me the congratulations Of uv
friends in Lynchourg and its vicinity and inviting
me- IN their name, to pass thro' that section Of
country on my way to Washington, in the event
Of my election.
30 lively an expression of regard for nv char
acter and services that, Gentlemen which Won
nave been pleased to convey on this occasion is
received with every sentiment of respect; and
oeg leave to oer, in return, for the grateful as
suranee, that II would afford me great satisfaction
70 accept tne invitation, were II probable that
could comply with il. But, as shall feel rnvself
bound TO await the complete sscertainment of the
election, before make any arrangements on the
result and then, ia the event OF my election
would he compelled to take the most exped;;ious
route, in order TO reach tho Civ nv the An al
March, the pleasure Of paying YOU my personal
respects must be postponed to some future period
pray you 70 accept for yourselves, and present
10 lhose youreprcseDt, the assurance Of nv res.
pect and high consideration, and believe me. very
sincerely, Your obi sery't,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Messss John j. Cabell, WIN. DanieIJ r. R,soue
WIN. Warwick, Davidson Bradfute, VIM Radford'
y. Dabney,C. Buckner.A. X. North, w M Rives'
Meem. '' "'' -
The Boston Commercial Gazette. speakioo NJ
the Reroit OF the Committee of inc Chambes n
commerce on the cash duties and the ,yatebous
Tag system, says, I" IL Is an admirable busioess
paper, clear, strong, and full OF energy Itas-
sumes Drm stand against the system of the
rhiiadelPhla Chamber Of Commerce. and sueiains
,ne position assumed, with convincing arguments
We ,nins mat tne Incorporating spirit Of this
document - necessary, at the present time. par
tieularly, and while supported by such reasons "a
sre here brought forward. 4, shouid never no
abandopeS." 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-30
COLUMBIA,

Bog0fd, Nov. 10, 1928.
ne Government appears TO be engaged draw.
ing reforms tor restoring The national credit, by
securing reyenuefOr The payment OF the Eforeien
ana internal debts Of the country and the liquid
alton OF all their paper (vaes.j II this can be
aone' and think ii can, il will be great thing
DON despair yet to see this country happy, ard
lhings revive. You will doubtless have heard ere
TINS reaches you, of the execution of most of The
principal actors in the late revolution in this city.
really hope II may be the last attcmp! Of the Kind
that willoccur.
ihe foolish Peruvian Government will, fear.
inevitably bring on Gen. Sucre has reached
US ana IS appointed Supreme Military Chief OF
the south There is at least 1000 veteran troops
already IN that quarter, with which he cat march
against Peru, and If lac once undertakes il. he
wli' not stop I'll he reaches Lima; the Peruyians
richly merit cbastisement for their ngYotitudc
and perjIdy, and viii surely receive it,
We anxiously wait the arrival OF our minister
Ten Harrison, whom IL is TO be hoped, will be a.
Ole 10 pui stop to the innumerable acts Of mai
treatment our couHtrymen receive in the sea-noris
OF this Republic, The Government of the United
States arc doubtless informed on all points Con
San'snder Is still Under arrest, the presunotion 1;
mat he riH not be executed, but banishcd 90 ,be
uDi.edsStates, as his guilt cannot as vet be f,lv
es'a"'s"cu' " Y En1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-30
WEDNESDAY, DEcrMBsn 2L. 1924.
In GIN A -rI, y -l'

Petitions were presented to-day, by ATess,s
iSanc' Eaton, and Tazewel, which were several.
- read and referred
'@r' Harbs ptese MED m nroriad n sunrIrv citi
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-13
MARTINsBURG, VA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1928.

NEHEMlAH X. KNIGHT has been unan
imously re elected by the Legislature OF
the State of Rhode Island Senator ia
Congress, to serve six years from the
4th of March next.
Two ether gentlemen. Messrs. Bur
ges and Searle, were also spoken of a
candidates, both OF whom, however, de
clined From the former gentleman the
following letter was received by the
Chairman of the meeting which was he'll
at the State House on Thursday evening
preceding the election:
PRovlpeScE, October S0th, 1923
Hon. SArHas T.. D,xox;
Sra: | wish you to inform the meeting OF
which You are Chairman. THIS evening, that |
am no longer candidate tor the office OF Seaa
tor Of he Jated States Nj relinq ishmeni Of Il.
the interest | ma, have in the good wishes and
eff.rs Of my friends, is msde 10 favor OF our nu-
tus friend, The Hoo. Mr. Knight, This Course
has been taken by me, n9t because | did o.
duly appreciate the high honoFs OF that oihce,
but because | would not permit my wishes To
come IN conflict with those OF MIR knight, and
because did notfeel my self justified in hazard
ing any disunion OF the friends Of our great ma
tlonal Interests, for any benefit peculisr TO my
self. 10 not wish TO disguise the fact tha,
have been DESTROYS 10 serve my country in the
distinguished Office now in question. Every
man mus, ieel that il might fairy 6il the wishes
ola most honorable ambition; aud to me itap
peared that the high and srduous duties Of u
would. # any thing earthly could, cali me into
such course oiisoors as might leave me less
time to think on my own peculiar condition.
1 have the homer 10 he, with high respect,
Xoar onedient servant,
THRlSrAM burgess
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0IS9
RECAPITULATlON.
Trimble''s Maj.

OF the So members Of the Senate Of
Kentucky, 10 are jackson men, and 10
are Adams men, and the election Of one
district is conte it not being decided
whether the jackson or the Adams can
didate is chosen. In the House OF Rep.
resentatives, the whole number is one
hundred, OF whom 50 are friendly to
jackson, 43 10 favor Of Adams, and
three whose opinions are not ascertain
ed.
General BLAIR has been chosen a Re-
preventative in the Twenty first Con-
gress from South Carolina, to succeed
Mir. Carter, the present Member, who
declined re. election
Robert w Barnwell has been chosen
a Representatives in the next Congress,
to succeed Mr.. Hamilton, who declined
being a candidate for re election.
John w. Campbell has been chosen
Representative Congress for the Dis.
trict now represented by Mr.. Mitchell.
tDeceiyed by partial returns, it was err
roneously stated, she other day, that
Mr.. Mitchell was re- elected.l
The king of Prussia has caused the
sum of about Sa20 to be paid to assist in
erecting the French Evangelical Church
in New Orleans. The money has been
received in New York.
David Wilkinson, Esq of Pawtucket. R.
|. has given lot of 1875 square feet of
land, pleasantly situated in the western
part of that village, for The site of a
Roman Catholic Chapel, which is to be
built forthwith.
The harvest has proved so short in
Upper Canada, thatthe Lieut.. Govern
or is about TO prohibit distillelion from
| grain,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-13
ONO.

OHIO.
The following will show the number of
votes given for GOVERNOR in The Sc
veral counties IN the state, at the last an
nual election, as far as ascertained.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-13
PUBLISHED. WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS.
rwo DOLLARS PER ANNuNr,
PArABLS IN ADVANCE;

PATABLh ID ADYANCE;
OF TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
AFTER THE xEAa EXPIRES.
NJ No paper discontinued until all srreara.
,es are paid up, except at the discretion OF
he Editor.
- Advertisements inserted at the rate o.
One Dollar per square for the three first inser-
tons. and twenty-five cents per square for each
,lbsequent insertion.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-16
EDWARD Il. YOUNG.

a the Old S~st,bislci GSoccyy, .yo. -, Nrtei,SJUarc,
r As e.. sale, TEAS and WINES, of Tic m.ei approved
RE qualities; %llandy, Jaraaica Spifts, Holland Gin,
Nhskoy, Cherry Kun, ~ CIo!X Run, n. y. Rum, a1i'
iuIeicm Gil.-hso, an extensive assHttment at American
CORDIALS, aisrt TOO Gallons, such rs Annsccd, CHINA
mon, Cluve, Win,eIglotn, crIpn, Peppermint and Orange;
which he cn afford IL icl1ilcrs at moderate prices. Also,
Cream Amiloite, Lovely and Golden Cordills, Of superior
qualities, which he should bc happy To have examined by
good judges.
L,fcr,se, constantly on hdp&-Fresl Spices, Sweet oil,
India soy, tatsup, English and American Mustard, Cayenne,
Olives, Capcrs, and Ancluyics; white and blue Starch, VI
superior quality, Tor family use, IcarlpsI, Ginger, Rice,
Flour, iurk-Nlcrt, Il isius, Cnrrlnts, fg', rruies, Al
moris, FilheTia, English W0UIt', l1cm Nuts, Cream Nuts,
Peanuts, aud new ~aLellbuks Oranges, Lemons aud
Lines, fresh Cililn, and Malaga 'ipnes, by the jar or
pound, In prime urler-llsi, n small lot ct superior qualify
Pine Applcs--2p prnI, excellent drrd Beef; Loaf, Lump,
NeY-Oreans and Havana Sugars prime New p,lcaus Mo.
lisses; good Vinegar, htj.cd Cnlrr aud English Porter
Winter and Fail strained Lamp oli sperm. and tiilow
Candles, Tnmp-V Nick aud Matches India Punk, IN ounce
papers; Iorinatds M1cc1bny, Rappcc, aud Scotch SnuT;
TObtcco, of al descriptions; Cheese butter and surtr
Crackers Fancy, NiuspT ard brown SO1p, Day . Mar-
iin's and Warcns Backing, also, SP ahd Paste Black
ing Blackball aud Shoe bruslts CbUcolItG and Chocolate
Shells Drltd Apples Spanish and American Cigars Pep
rcrsaucc Bristol Brck White Mastafd seed, 81. &c. N.
FEBRUARY 10.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-16
DEATHS.

To ,b;s ,owp. an Thrrsd,v oyor;no I,,, C,Ioh n.
her. ESQ. in the 9Th wear ofbrs a,c. Fu,ero, 70.
morrov At, .rnoon. ot I o,clocL from bs ,,,o ros;.
a.,oo NJ ,a7 u;.h ,roo,
In Bristol. on the 7th inst. Mrs. Mercy Pearsc.
aged A, wears, wife of Can't. William Pearse, Sd.
In Portsmouth, Mr.. William p. Faulkner, agod
SO years.
In scckonk, Nathan Lafayette, infant son of Mr..
Nathan Mason.