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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-12

I, the article in question s produced. VT ben
better Judge if it really censures DIR. Ely's pro-
position; but until it is, l beg leave to with.
hold my credcnce.
The Editor o! the American says, "the
Editor Of the Investigator has furnished an
instance of dsapprobaton TO DR.. EIy's propo-
siton, and presuines other like instances may
be produced. tie says, we have paper
published in Cincinnati, before us, denouncng
the attempt Of Ely about Jacksonism." What
wonder Working men these Editors ure but
stop, gentle Editor, and let me ask, ii this was
religious pubiico'ion printed by The Ortho-
dox, or was 1t Il political one? Answer. il you
| please and do not attempt to throw dust in
The peoples eyes.
The Editor further says. "Will "a Rhode
Islander produce any orthodox or other publ
cation IL winch the ridiculous proposition OF
DR.. Ely relative To a combination Of religious
denominations to Gil civil offices. has been ap-
proved off" This surely is very much like ask,
ing the Yankee a question, who. instead or
answering, asked another will tell him,
however, that he must answ er mine first, and
when that IL sfaciorily done, if I cannot
find that Ills proposition Of the :. half crazed
DIR. Ety." as he calls him.is supported by the or.
thodox IN numerous instances, and in different
forms, their silence, at this abomnable pro-
position to exclude all men from Office and
honor, except those of their own stamp, will
excite the fears at least of all men who value
their rights and Liberties, and who, from their
opinions may not expect TO be of the number
who are TO hold Offices Of honor or cmolument.
But understand that to the Address of the
Rev. MIR. Pickering, will be appended some
Notes from Ey's Sermon. and the Reports Of
tho American Sunday School Union; the last
OF which will go far TO prove that Ely is not
alone, and will be a suffi cient answer to the
EDITORS call on me-
But, IN closing, have to request the Editor
OF the American TO publish the Speech recent
ly delivered before the Pennsylvania Legisia-
ture, by the Hon. John Hare Powell, on tho
subject of of Incorporating the American Sun.
day School Union. with copy of which he
shall be furnished. do not agree with tho
Editor Of the American that Mr.. p. abused
orthodox Christians, but understand that he.
(Mr. P) would wish to put the citizens on
their guard against all and every encroa ch.
ment on their rights, not excepting those that
may be attempted by men in sacerdotal robes.
RHODE ISLANDER.
p $. wish to offer my thanks to the Ed
itor OF the American, for the independent
manner with which he has treated the late
decision of The Superior Court Of Errors in
Lichield county. (Con.) II should, however,
he observed, to the honor Of the Hon. Judge
PETERS, member Of said Court, that he dis
ed from saId decisiop
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"REMINISCENCES.

We recommend to the partizans Of General
Jackson in this part of the country, an article
which will be found on the first page of this
days paper. We would gladly omit the sick
ening details of the alterations of a man, who
as IA soldier, is entitled to tho gratitude Of his
country, could we reconcile our cons cicnces 10
such an omission. The people ought to be
made acquainted with the whole public life of
any ci''zen,who claims their votes for the hiph-
est office which can be be bestowed upon man.
No part of .he statement made by DR.. ARM
STRONG, can be rcfn'ed; they are susceptible
Of proof-and have become matters of history.
and as such ought to be recorded on the face
of every public Journal, which makes Tie least
preiensons TO independence. 1t is tho duty of
the press at this time TO publish Ill the inform
at ion which car he collected, that tho people
may be able to Judge themselves. which Of the
two candidates would best serve the interest
OF the country, for the next four years. 1t is
for them TO decide-and to their good sunse
we are willing to trsst the important question.
We do not believe but that there is yet good
sense and virtue enough left in the sovereign
people TO preven, the election Of General Jack
son, nor shall we believe that he will be elect
ed until we know the result by the ballot boxes.
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FOR THE CADET.

FOR THE CADET.
"one shall chaee thousand, .nd put ten hS".,ud
G,shi"
The immaculate Editor of the Investigator,
on Thursday last, has run his nose into business
that did not concern him; at least, my call on
the Editor Of the American in your paper Of
ing Of commentator in attempting to help his
brother out of the difficulty into which he had
imprudently been drawn.
The Editor Of the Investigator refers me to
the Religious Messenger" OF this town. Of
the date Of August, 1927, for proof that the
statement Of the Editor oftne American was
correct, vz:-That the proposition OF DR.. Ely
"was received with coldness and censure from
every quarter"
1t would have been well to have given the
language employed on the occasion, by the
Editor or his correspondent, else how is the
public to Judge. therefore call on him for
the article alluded TO, which he conceves will
be satisfa ctory to "any real Rhode-Islander."
would inform this sharp and witty Editor,
that I am a real Rhode Islander; that I did
not come from the land Of Blue Lightism,
and Of course shall not be very awkward IN
defending the pure principles Of Rhode Island
civil or religious liberty; nor shall I mistake
in what they consist, having never brea,hed
any other air than that in which exist, N.
pure principles Of religious freedom. When
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y MIR. bUHGEs.--The sneers and abuse
which were cast upon Mr.. Bnrgcs at the re.
cent celebrations in different parts Of the coun-
try, by the parlisans Of General Jackson
ought 10 be received by his friends, in this
Sfa'e, as a compliment. His name is now
associated with that of Webster, and Everett
both of whom receive a full share of abuse
from the toast drinkers and speech makers of
the opposition, whenever an opportunity oc-
ours.
Mr.Burges' fame as an orator and statesman n
is above The reach Of the patty malice of the
lnf'riated par'zans Of General Jackson. His
exertions in the House Of Representatives du-
ring the last session oi Congress in support
ing the cause of the Admiriaira,,n, and Do
mesfir I1dls'ry, has gror him celebrity,
which cannot be yrestet fron him.
1t is a compliment to receive the low and
vulgar abuse Of sGch prints as the Boston Ga.
ze'te, Boston Statesman, and Noah's Enquir-
er. and the continued attacks made upon Mr.
Burgess, by the gentlemen who conduct those
papets, is sufficient proof Of the impression
which his talents have made upon the'ranks of
the "pposrion. We seldom notice these rude
thrnsis at our Representatives because they
come from sources which IS entitled to no re-
spect or notice.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-12

Go- Steam boat Ercursion.- beautiful
steam boat Chancellor Livingston, will make
an excursion on Monday, to Newport and Fall
River. A more delightful excursion could
not have been planned. The beautiful scenery
OF Mount Hope. and the adjacent county,
makes 1t one of the most agreeable steam boat
sails that can be enjoyed. The boat will
be in perfect order and every arrangement
made for the accommodation of passengers.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-12

THEAThE.-Mr. Hacket made his first
bow on our stage on Tuesday evening TO a
full house. 1t is sad his performances
went of with spirit and gave general satisfac-
ton to the audience.
On Thursday evening, the house was closed
in consequence Of the second disappointment
of the managers, by Miss Rock. Last evaning
Mr.. Hackett made his last appearance TO
respectable house.
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Cc;- II IS reported that Genetal Scorr h,

CS- II IS reported that Gencfal ScoTT has
become convinced of the improperly of his
conduct towards the Executive of the United
states, and will repair to his Head Quarters
at tho expiration of his iurlough. We hope
tbis report may prove correct. General Scott
is gallant officer, and an ornament to the
country. By his bravery and skill at the bat
tie of Bridgewater, during the last war, he
secured to himself the lasting gratitude of his
countrymen.
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syour p.oss friend II the Investigator has

aJour p.oss friend u the Investigator has
pulled or his speetaeles. put on a long face,
aud roundly assers that he is in a passion -
The wont do. YOU must cheer up good fellow
and not DO discouraged; Captain Jones " III get
over bis mo'alizIng 6t in the course Of a few
days. and lea'e the field clear for the Invcst-
gator. We must confess, however, we do no,
think the Captain has treated Mr.. GoodeIl wei
To make p'ouS admonit,ons to sinners. appears
10 be he pir'Icui-r forte OF MIR G.; hc dsgh's
in the occupation, and il Was the origisal
course marked out By hm, when ho commerce
ed the publlca'ion, over which he prssides with
so much sanciity. 1t was impone, to say the
least of IT, on the part Of the Captain, TO step
IN at the very moment that Mr.. Goodell was
bracing himself up by drinking cold water, to
attack the 4rh OF July amusements, and make
a "grand hh' as tie wtcked players would
say But wait fuw days Mr.. C. and tho Cap
tam viii return to worldly pleasures again.
Another circumstance has had a bad effect
on the nerves OF our uptown friend, just al this
lime. He had prepared Eve presume) a very
pathetic article, on "the horrors Of the 4si of
Juiy." and the scenes OF dissipation which he
expected would be exhibited on thai day But
when the day came, all was still no riotmg.
no dr'inkards 10 be seen, no gambling on the |
parade; every thing was quiet. Consequently
he lnbour, of our pious contemporary was lost,
md no feels sour very sour indesd-looks sour
= and says he is willing to be associated with
he "rioters OF Olney's Lane" aud "hisher
,onor he shall never seek" Very accommo-
1ating.
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ORAroR EnuoNs.-This distin auished or =

oaAros ENMoNs.-ThSd distinguished or
a'or, While delivering an oration in the Park,
New York. on the 4lh instant, was waited up
on by Mr. Constable, HAYES, in a very polite
manner, and introduced 10 the Police Court.
where after an argument Of some hours with
The sitting Justice. on the rights Of citizens,
city charter, &c. was dismissed with an inlunc-
ton 10 deliver no more addresses in public.
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e1- The communication of Business
Man." which we omitted in our last, for want
of room, has been called for by the author, to
make some alterations, and has not been re-
turned
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-12

General Edmund Hogan, Of Arkansas Ter
ritory. was killed in an afIray at Little Rock,
by Judge Scott. The quarrel arose from dis.
pute which ended in the Judge telling the Gen.
eral he was a liar. The General, upon this
provooatIon, knocked the Judge down with his
fist The Judge recovered hmself and immo-
dia'ely drew his sword from sword cane, and
inflicted on his antagonist four s,ab., Of which
Be died in ten minutes.
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J. The Lady Darlington will leave this af-
ternoon at clock for SCOTS Pond, Hor-
tons Grore, SC. Passage both ways, so cents
- children half price.
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The Keel Of the steam boat TO he built in
this town. has been laid. II is expected that
she will be finished in September.
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A. Tho rebuilding of the New York Bovery
Theatre, proceeds with the greatest despatch
The roof is already covered
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An interesting Tale will be found or our
last page Of this days paper, copied from the
Pi'sburg Crystal.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-12

Gu-JoHS PREscorT HALL, Esq has been
appointed Reporter to the new Supreme Court
If the city Of New York.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-12

U-The steam boat Washington, Captain
Comstock, arrived yesterday morning, at 9
o'clock-The papers contain no news
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-19
IraSt SAFE OF WcyfeTn Lends

IrttSf Sale Of Western Lends
~ uRSUANr 10 the provisions of De ed of T,.t 70 liz
~ executed, by John Dove and Ann Wife bearing
date on the 22d day OF May 1896 thai dsy adu,
10 record IN Henrieo county aud
cord M the courts for the counties Of Gteenhrieres Ran
doIph and HaTison of will Tuesday the 2sth
day OF the present month"; front of the Hotel
GUY ut Richmond, proceed u sell public auction TO the
hshrst bidder the following several tracts
uset oil land containing 1900 lying being
county OF Ge" one other tract obtaining on
tht walters OF CLEAR Greek, IN the county OF Greeubre
one oher tract OF land the csek, with the sst
containing 1913 acres" other land
5000 acres in the comfy of other Iact OF
land containing 1000 in the Wvodt one
other rart OF land containing 400 acres being part of tract
Of SOO0 acres patented 60 Richard Mason, of Ten
Ms Greek IN the county of Harrison All the evidenc of
Tue VIII he exhibited the Of sale the rateut of
the land 10 The title the eanor John Dove;
and IN the mean time, those who may to enquire as TO
tee title, situation and value OF these lands arr referred II
hi, power. ~
The terms OF sale will he prescribed by deed Of trust
10 wit }" one fourth 20 he in oashune fourth in
Hsnihsons fourth months and the e.ns,Pr fsfL N,
10 months from the Cay Of sale purcha.ers 10 execute
tneir bonds with approved security for the payment OF the
credit nstaimeut
ACHING trustees, shall the title vested
out general warTsniy ROBERT G. SCOTT tn.
JOHN e. WILLIAMSS lee.
The trustees avail themselves of tbs opportunity 70 - cue,
al who are indebted TO the late firm Of CAhe& Dove f.
make immediate payment 10 T. NJ Tsbb ESQ ia whose hands
the claims suits Will he instituted 10 ihe approachn
quarterly terms against all who neglect make
f IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-19
EXECUTOR,S s. GaLE

WILL be sold on Thursday 2sth INST, at the la.e resi-
~ htnce OF Geo Dl.nay, The county of Kmg On.
al me pefshabe estate OF ssd deceased Consisting
and very valuable stock Of horses cattle, sheep
excellent assounent OF household and kitchen furniture
plantation ntensil', SC An elegant carriage aud
oats g fodder, and about 900 barrels Of com.
TERMS--For Of 10 and less, cash sans above
that sncun credit wall be allowed pur til the first
dsy Of jan next upon their executing bonds with approved
al the same TINE and place will be hired FOR The re
NADER OF the year. lev negr0es among wrh several
sood mouse ssivsn' hfs rate cook aud exersn wlser
Also at The same time will Be snldunder the will OF aid dec
that valuable Ferry known by the Dabney's errv
established al Hanryer Town. The Psinunky River
about u miles from ltchDiond aud Of theuns pub
Iosd leading 10 That city together wilie ferry boat ,g
large ana So constructed TO be drawn aeos. with great
ease and expedon by means Of IoPe aud Of land
adloInns the landing the King WIN. side, The Fety
mans ne situated thereon; aud all the ar 81 sad
ifIIy IL deemed unnect add more, rurnfd
that persons DESTROYS TO such porety, will va aud en-
qgire or henseves viii be sold credit, the terms II
which will be stated on the day ,se.
G. II DABNEY, Ex'ors Of Geo.
u L. DABNEY,5 D,f.ney dec.
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TaIuabfc PTorertV fcr Sqle

Wy virtue Of Deed Of Trust txtcu,ed 10 Ne nv r,hn
- shei"u Jr Of the county uf Louisa daed On tie 2ft
Gay Of jan and Of record in the clerks cce the
county aforesaid we shall proceed oss the Pfeuses Tor
Eaiiin cash. and the balance Of Inc purchs.e money IN
one and two years. al public auction, the 2s day
Re1 gu Use sad J2hn intetesi heins half
y, lying ~ the oniy Of LOUIS, The South Anna iypr
gsihef with all he sFPudenanee, machinery and lpsfa
thef eunto htlosrius
Such title only will be conveyed IS vested in u,
by the trust deed aofesaid. JOSEPH SHELTON, Trus.
BENZ. -. DUKE, s iec,.
\. The sale Of the above Described property meets
with my consent 1T beng % discharge net aehi
wan remark that the Factory has good wafer power and
The Factory Houe well built bfiek house TO Iona by
so broad, Norie his, and with very uncomfortable es
Pense, there may Be staed 500 spnde. which been in
operation. JOHN SHELTON. Jr.
Feb. --,ear.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-19

CO-pNHI=lLHNHIp


VIE subeiiots having ioInisd co-psftnsrship under thu
= hfm o. . g H. HALL the Grocery and Csfmussoa
hunris viii he hereafter carried hy them AZ the well
known Stand .y occuPiedhy GIlt, where they now have
hand aud ~ rId constantly 10 kera s.ners and el 40
ieeted assortment 1T GROCERIES, al wholesale snd retail
"hs 'hy ~" iei a. cheap as they he bought in Tins
maIket ur e8sh, Of 10 punciual the usual edit
ihey Vhi also continue 70 sen heretofore done ~ Il
,l any country produce oCuhdei 70 their ,suCh ss
Whea optjn iolsreo &c aud Disposed 10 en-
eoufas ibe that 10 pas shall be spaced obtain at al
unss ihe hishtsi mstktt piice. GREEN HALL,
80 ZACH HALL
II Az per'p' ini oh'eJ 10 The late u ~ eyeen Ha
% g. IT, Bdsewaier dec 20 sithsr at the suAseib re-
will Please make immediate payments n, oneer inBsgroeg
canno be Eyfn sud al per-ous sgtng es assihs as Of
me above named parties, vii Feue bfg theniH seie-
mehi q UALb
. 4. HALL
M'uehe'i'r Jan ~. 7o-2lwi,g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-19
Dee.a5.

LII persons having open accounts with the Estate of Robt
IA Bell, dec. late Saddsr Of the city Of Richmond,
requested 10 call on the sucscber settlement As
bave had them Posted su1 u ready TO make settles
Iucnts. Although IL Is deirable that a speedy close Of
administration should be made YET shall give
bic time 10 these who may fall debt to the estate, upon their
giving bond for the payment thereof ali indebted by
bonds and notes, are nfomed that The claims against the
estate very urgently pressed, a1d that, therefore,
compelled 90 require them 10 make immediate payment
All pefsoUs falling a. call in reasonable time, may expect
that legal step, will be taken Tor the collection thereof All
persons having claims the estae requested 70 pre-
them, properly and legally autheutsatedj that may
Aprrsed the due enable NE make arrange.
Tor their liquidation. Ny Office the Chy Hail.
where the Books ADD papers will be kept aud where shall
gtusfsliy attend from 10 10 o'clock.
W. d. WREN, serg'i Of G. II.
AMI Adm'ot OF Robi. Bell dec
Dee 9. Uf-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-19
.NEIY GOODS.

gIE subscribers recently received large &C cession
IA TO their previous stock ao,
The following is part Of the'S s'sor'mens.'
iPian Giro de naples
WateIed do and hgured
Black white & colored French sains
Black India do q satin eyautaes
Colored q white horenees
Double chain black do
Real /. imitation Italian u,,riusi
Black Indis aorences, wide stticIe aud cheap
Akiud. fancy hdk as 6gur ed silk sauze barege gro
ete. merino, imitation do. cashmere imitation do TOR
German twled Spitleheld, DoidOre, company and COM
mon bandsn1s, for gsS,,lensn
All kinds DO for boys children servants
Linen eamhfies hnen cambria hdkis.
Fire side shAwls
Merino and eashmeie do
Eankn Canton crspes
BlaekItsIiaR cravals
al kind. sf efSEsSs, eoored white ia, ii, "a &c
bohhui~t, for veasS dresses
All Kind. Jam, s tauSorsd hook PLAIN,
figured and ianbo ed null riain and talnSofed was
Stirred and plain aud herring bone do
Garment, ;uiniure And ssatiie dnn,.lss
g,mps, cords, plushe laoes, quiinss silks, &c &c 4
BransiahOo trimming, for PeIs'es and riding dresses
L,die.'' .hoii KID, hOr.e.kiuano GLoYES
Isdie.' long white sad eolored DO
Gentlemen. walking, riding and drs.. gloves
Al kinds ladies' genileuens snd clhidrens HOSIERY
Al knd RiBBANDS, those for hsi's aud boone' very
ei,ssa
Tartan plsids iq cioass aud neIior do for servants
dresses
Csmtis eambIet fc ladies' and gentle meus eloaAs,
and beautiful article
Bomhaz.st aud bonbszines
CIohs' and eaisim-re: Of every deseEip;ion
Bang up cords end yeiye,s
SILK sud tabby do
Csssnsts of all collars
silk .,ran.do.sn, toiasi, v4lsplia and Mrrsees
ings
Brown bcaced done,ies of AZ widths AID qualities
do checks, beduekings
Liusey yoOlseys aud kerseys, fer servants olStnbg
Oznaburss and ticklensufgs of all quaities
C-5RPETINGS AND RUGS Of the latest, elegln
assTment
Ifs, German Scotch ,heeting,, of which 1914
wide llsIdth without soam]
Shell aud Brazilian tuck, aide and bent combs
Almge sssoItoient IRISH LINENS
Superior grass bleach and exceedingly cheap
White, red and green iannes
Spotted do. for children
Aerino cloths, for do
6,7,8,a,Io il, 70, 10 $li-4 rose BLANKETS
70 point do
NAPf cOTTONS, under market price.
Aud variety Of other Articles arrived; all OF
which have been purchased the lowest market prices,
under and will be offered smaller advances than
;on.afy, consequence Of the lateues, fthe
VIM. NEALE y co.
Dec. %. oo-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-19
YdinnhLe . if1erfll m Nnle

Pdiud6ie-l Re it3eTfy for Sale
FlY virtue of Deed Of Tfu executed US by William
Id Anderson and wife, Of the county Buckingham dated
he 5th day Of February, 1921, and Of clerks
Thee OF the county aforesaid, shall proceed SELL the
premises for cash. public auction, the highest
the 18th day Of Feb next alo, of land containing
upon which brick dwelling houe,nesTly nt6 feet IS
Of senise family also frat rate
made of the best materials This property situated on
River, adjoining the Faiaburg Mills, Gne healthy and
wealthy section OF country We deem give
lengthy this property but invite those di;po.ed TO
purchase, TO call and JAMES TAPSC orr Trus
THOMAS STAPLES, tees
u. m
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IfDR SHLE.

WE Poplar Ffest, Home Tract all taf nai Of e
: estate attached % The Mansion House containing by re
cent survey one thousand and seventy s-rsaad thre
gueTsj 81 thlsnd never before offered puhlir aoue
900 acres already cleared the wood heavily TINT
serd and the greater part tobacco and fte fret Gna-y
Inc cleared ani with the exception OF about acfss all n
goohhsi, capable nnder ludictus
hne coni me exhausted portion sbt be recaned Tbs
plantation distant mule irsn turnpike aud efsht from
Lygehbug being uiersoced hy nany branch
e. aiding within ~ limits therefore 90
overflow, aHotdg Dol lees thsu 80 1T branch
tom land wei sdapied 20 the culture Timothy aud other
gases aud the purpose Of standing tobacco lo; about
nan 81 NE brageh land sii ~ wood On the piaaation
hesie Dberih is ge frame wheat barn
WIN good ihfeshing machine. The house foouy
ing aedy the whole 1T arabic land Of tie tam Intend
ins TO remove 70 snoer le, the above property offered
that 10 tobacco planies es;ates are more dpsitsi,
FRANCIS EPPES.
BEDFORD tuF - ,~tf