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Mrs. REBEccA b. srAyAe,.

MRS. REBECcA ID. STAEAYO.
- E5PECrFULLY ,o,rm, her ffiend. and IN, ,,t,.
~ tbs. she still occupies That commrdou, nd pe,..n,,
situated house. one door below the Bel! Tavern where .b
prepared to receive toaydsrs, by the month yesr Fron 10
70 Members OF the Legislature can be dur
Jog the se.'ion aud she beg leave generally 10
VINO meJ he disposed 10 encoursgs her, that the ctesl al
tsnt'on on her part thali be besoyy To render her
i'bo,ens every way worthy Of their patronage.
n good Cool,
Mate or female whc be recommended for bone,,,
sv. " "@H'su gu n"e' curins the "intsr II. Is. q.
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Get. ID,
hIONEY E0UNn

SkHE SuhstuheT the cay tb M spth NV -rohe,
near uoefn'. Tavern, IN the Couoy 81 Hsnoyei appr.
hensen negro hoy wh" h Shepard aud saw.
having no lie. papers he !, o'dere. To the Is
pocket book, containing Sio which The owner aav h,y
SWING satisfactory eviIenoe OF his property, paying In.
1'' 81 hs advertisement and the reward ina, nay
90; A. Bl. BROOKS
. q.
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NOTICE

a PETITION will he presented TO the next &C.
neral Assembly of Virginia, by Jesse JopIine,
praying to be released from the further admins
tration OF the estate Of James Brent, which was
committed TO his hands TO be administered, while
High Sheriff Of Nelson Couuty
Nov. Z. ki2n
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EOUCNVlON

EDUC.QIYO.N -
HE Fredericksburg female seminary will ba
continued the ensuing year. The pupils win
De instructed by Miss Boggs in orihocraphy.
heading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar.
geography, with the use of the Globes and the ru-
aiinenis oil Astronomy-It will be opened on the
ioth oil January, and will close on the 10th of De-
cember, with a vacation Of one month from tho
10Th OF June to the 18th Juiy.-The price for
hoard and tuition will be SI20, one half PAYABLE in
advance, and the balance at the end of the year
Each young lady will furnish herself with pair OF
sheets, pair OF blankets, coleurcd counterpape.
ana three towels, or If preferred thew will he fur
n'shed by me for an additional charge OF S. Those
who remain in my family during vacation, or anv
part OF 1t, viii be charged at the rate of $40 per
month ~
have engaged teacher of music to rive in.
strucuon on the Piano Forte. To such younr Ia
dies az may choose TO attend him there will be on
additional charge of 75c,s per lesson TO be discon.
inued at the pleasure Of their parents or guardians
Those whose daughters or wards have been. r
may, hereafter, be engaged at this seminary. ana
are DESTROYS OF having them instructed in music,
are requested to advise me of il as early as thew
can with convenience.
When the lew vacancies yet remaining are fill
ed, this advertisement will be discontinued. after
which II VIII be useless 10 make any application
ior admission-Letters by mail ADDRESSED to me
will be directed to Gardner's = Roads Louisa.
FREDERICK HARRIS.
..
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AiAiANAc EoR 1s2s.

YFCST published ny PETER COTTON, hi, Virgins, Dad
North Carolina Almanac for the yrAr 1922 r9nIa,,pr
.,r' the Asrono%is. Calculate Courts, &C. &c. va
n;esi calculated by Joseph Cav. Orange county Va
aud tor sale by the sroce. dozen single.
In Free, aud shortly will he published. New Move by
Young Lady Of Virginia, enttd "Dcnsid Adai two VII
Cct.T. si-t
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T..
HNHE Executive will proposal, in conformity wnn
tue provisions Of the 81 .ecton Of the concerniS
the ArmOry, hereto annexed " Add he il further
that the Executive he authorised required to ascertain upon
what term, the Arn,oy Biidnes Land ATTACKED
tan ne sold exchanged or leased for OF years.
muneste 10 the Gsuersi Assembly result tLeir
enquiry" by of the Executive.
WI. II. RICHARDSON, C. C.
Executive DepMtneri,(
18th Mar ch, 1928
March
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EDUChTINN

on the 18th day of January next, Mr. John II.
Day viii open school convenient to the sui
scribers, by whom he has been recently employ
ea'in which will be taught the Latin, Greek,
French, and English Languages. embracine II,
me last, all the necessary branches preparatory
Tor College. We deem it unnecessary 10 saw more
OF MIR Days moral habits or qualifications for I,
ieacher, than TO refer those who may feel dispose
mendations in his possession or to such persons
as have encouraged his school for the last eight or
ten wears. o
Five or Elk boarders can be received by each of
US at $50 for the term Of ten months, Qhat being
the scholastic year)
As Boarding with the Teacher is often desired.
we are authorized to state, that Mr.. Day will ac
com'nodate few young gentlemen upon the same
terms as above mentioned
Tuition in every instance will be SD
THOMAS GOODE.
THOMAS Willy.
.hWeHn, ~ 90. tn, 1925. b4-wtl2Jau
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Interesting Inquiry aud Request.

II either ofthc Chem two young mon, whose
names are not recoiieced, belonging TO Captain
Thomas Drew's' company OF Virginia regulars.
attached TO the ghtinfsntry corps OF Gen t;sfc -
army on The fatal night OF the 18th ofAupust I7s0
commanded by 1t Col. Porterlield of the VIRGINIA
line; who assisted the writer of this enouirv IN
carry the Colonel off the field OF battle. in big
bleeding and manned condition, in the face Of the
whole line OF British infantry, then firing upop US;
or, II Ii. Vaughn, or ensign VI Of the said COM
pany; or, indeed, IL any other OF the privsfcs OF
the same, be yet alive, which, may God grant,
earnestly solicit them 10 give me their address,
wherever they may be; and respectfully request
them to be particular as to the State and county
where they may happen TO reside, and the Post
Once nearest 70 them; as snxiovsly wish TO con.
ter with fhein upon paper; particularly the two
young men FIRST mentioned (for we were all youaR
uien0 on facts not generally known 10 the army
at thc time; and, by reason OF tho fatal dis
asiers OF the next morning, unknown 20
History; can they ever be recorded, unless Il
shall be done before the last Of US Is wrank
ia the cold recess of the silent grave.
GUILFoRD DUDLEY.
Franklin, Williamson County, nov. 7. 5x--St
.hoIcs.--'We know that Capt Thomas Drew
has been dead 'l,ese thirty years. or pcsrly t,.ss
period.
f;.nsgn Nsrnun, or Vernon, or Vernon, h4t
has iiaiae not precisely rccollestcd
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University Of Pennsylvania
NJ d C. "A l. DEPA MEN T

UH!JeTStty y PeflnSylrdnld.
NJ E ID l. d PARTM ENT
GNHE Lecture, will Commence 6f,t onday
Il an N ". aud be coctInuej till March
The arrangement Of the b. ne. Is as fellows:
Anatomy P. s. Phissick NJ. d. w. z. Hornef, hl. d.
Dlaterie Med.ea -Jno Redn,an Coke, NJ. ID.
PCsctire of Me.cioe -Nath. Chapman, IL. d.
Midwifery Tho. q. James, NJ. u. w. f. Devices, n d.
Chemistry lob. Hare, N. d.
Surgery WIN bson, M. u.
Institute OF Medicine Sam. jackson, n. p.
Clinical Lectures the Practice OF Medicine & OF Surgery
will be delivered Wednesday, and SATURDAYS by Doc,
Chapman Gib,op, st the Aim. House.
w. Z. HORNER, Dean,
S63, Chesnut st.
Angus. 20. tf5,hNov Phiadeiphia
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FON NEIV ORLT.9.e'S.

FOR .N'E1Y ORLI.f.SS
~ I'VE very superior .hip IL FERsov 49,.
ffHss1SS CoiWek mss'cr. G 'rpertd snI ,etoc, g
2ksA41. .enrd' SD ,si'' smitkstiy as, Hti seeon.
rssstneefs on hoard 10 h, ~, 80 guy ~, ttotiye
ssseiy reduced gfee, ley eo,' for he
=, ,hppsi', W." 'a Tor NEW CRL EA.S from f 10 s,J
ycS,' 1ss an elegant cabin, WHh ssle feo,e. r.,
master bJad, ofto So - Fs'''sf' 'fPY 10 ue
2. DRUN5lo.Y.D. Loryor.
Czlo y, 4. URYLi<EyI1 IN H. ft,s.,
srrL9s ~ t'e,S.HiG
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A 6enUeneD rssrnr ~ heslthV paff al fbe H. 49,,
wishes 10 empty female tsseher e. lake charge III
.enool consisting "a shout = of IS scholars Communicates
10 Zoe sent TO thc Inquirer.
No-
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Land for Sale.
IseH virtue of deed Of executed to us hy Jermsn
Baker, c., and If record in Ansii. Clerk. ON ce
tue purpose vi securing debt due VIM S. Archer aud Sa
muei Jones. will be cold for cash, the preuise on tie
18Th VI NOVEMBER, IneKt month, Tnc, u Lsud,
Dr. OK, coatainuy about 500 acres
Tbs Land lies on ApPamauox river nc; fs above Genh.
Bridge. Such title as is yesir6 in US, will convey.
J. 4. LEIGH, Tfm.
o.,,, NV BAKERY tees.
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f(Y yrus ct deed Of trust executed TO a. he Vu;
- Wo1ldf'dse aud Miy b., wife, and Absbam s. W,oi.
county court viii be sold Thursday the 2o,h dsv y, NJ
hsl, :, ar At 10! the neS FER day the premises 10 he
- f iot oash, she following fstcel, Of lsno lypg
,s,s G Woolarisse [eds supPo'sd caaisia $50
e 1 ,h oos o. e', Al'' az equal, hut Undivided
s% "S,on ',s'' Of ,'nd 'apPoed TO eoat,p
~ aus "i iano 'v2p9sed 10 contain 40 sores he the
sa,s sod siher' TIE above tracts Of 'so5 viii be odd In
s .ns, sa' ny ne directed by The sid Vim Wooifie.
~ proiuee be priueiPai money sud interest Jne If,
w % 1t.u ,tu,'' sud al The Charge aud esreo,r, ~
title az Hyested ma N'y V'y 'uch
hIOHoLAS MILLS Tra,
~. 49, THOMAS WALDEN, lee.
IL.
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Es.ta'S DA5NEf dr informs the puh;c ,iai ,e seloo
at his henst will be continued the next year BY
psbney Greek, Lst,a French English Language,
With the usual course OF Mathematics ecu be t.urht The
school VIII be commenced the 18th Of FebsuaIy aud u.
shed on the 10Th Of Dse with vacation Of in the
The charge. for board, exclusive of lodging 500
N o. Lo isns eau he furnished for lew, att SIS.
LOUISE, Nov. T. ss-x2ts
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Amelia, Mop. It'll. 1925.
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
k'oR SALE, at the Penitentiary Store, nearly ou-
posife the State Banks, large assortment Of
Penitsntiary Manufactures. to wit: Negro Cloth
ing Shoes, Gear OF all kinds, Nails, &c. Szc--Far-
merS, country Merchants, and others, are respect
luily invited TO call and examine them.
The prices OF many of the articles have been late.
iy reduced by the Board of Directors particularly
The Shoes THOMAS NELSON, p. Ar.
oePt. -. 4O---tF
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N Chancery--sSorihumberi County, Co,,,,.
18TH October, 1928 William Hudnal sfminfs-
traitor OF Thamas Hudnall, decd.
against
Thomas X. Hurst-and Thomas II. Harvey, de.
PENDANTS. 49,
This day day came the plaintiffby his counse,.
and II appearing to the satisfaction OF the court thai
the dant Thomas X. Hurst, is not an inhahi.
'aht OF this commonwealth, on the motion Of tlls,
p'aintfs II is ordered, that the said defendant m
pear mere on the second Monday i'm March nexf.
ana answer the bill of the plaintiff B. that COPY of
tiiis order he forthwith inserted for two months
excessively in some newspaper published within
hs state, and also posted at the front door of the
Courthouse oil this county. Vim. b. Hudna,l
>, Copy teste, F. BATES. clerk.
November T. b4-wew~
.Chancery-Northumbcrla County Court.
nall decd.
PnF
Thomas X. Hurst, & Warner Hurst administro
tor OF II. Hurst decd. defendants
inns day came the plaintiff by his counsel and ;f
appealing to the satisfaction OF the court thai the
defendant Thos. Hurst is not an inhabtant of tbia
commonwealth: On the motion Of the plaintiff II
Is ordered that the said defendant appear here Or,
The second Monday in March next, and answer
he ol.i oil the plaintiff aud that copy of this order
IN some newspaper published within this state.
ana also posted at the front door of the Court
house OF this county. VIM. u. uudnall, Attor.
ney
Copy tcste. r. BATES, Clerk.
NOV. q. 54-wSw~-
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FIFTY DOLLARS RFw.po

oST IN Monday The 20h instant, between The Tsv.,, of
M NJ Young, (Whue Cbmnes) aud the DrnIs, on The
dunpike Road leading 10 RiohBpnd red Morocco rooL,,
0o', n'anins 300 dollars The notes. TO the be n m
collection, we's One of 100, aud Of 70 dos. ON In.
Dsns % Tue " States Tour OF So Of 90 and ,,ysn
w uoiis' on the Dsuks OF Virginia TIL. money va,
ca ~ smooth leather sP, aud tai within the BODY iv
mo- ma'ion eontfning the will he thansfuv
Whs ubSerisef sad the ,vve reward paid for th. nos
Us Sonients IN. Pocket Book also contained note
by Siy D. Stunt 10 me for nney dollars several
from Slhn H. Shell and Rohett u. Tufnbu for bonJF -,
ouS 'sU or ee'idsS other notes a, In, n
,...-.,. HENRY LEWIS,
Y a.. n Qft
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NOTICE-

LII person. hsgng claims against The ..tst. n, hs,
Ia Douihst dec. isie Of WeoYer, 10 Charlie. Cry -
- 'queFed p oske ibsm known the sUtcsiisr ~ ~,
Guy" hichnonds Is PoSsib ftsrins that hf vii
@ come e. my hsnds pefOns sufficient 10 us, Al, The
oent Wish, IS Ucn possible 60 be inorne 81 s cs NJ,
ssa'nd imi guardian, adui'or on Judgment: ,l I'll
sonded debts All Ftsons Indebted the Estate ar, ,eo,r
ei 70 make mmeds;e paymest indulgence rsn he
g. =. . W. ID. WREN, Adtnor
oert ~. % I'm ct Hot-ff D,,,h,,. dor.
INhE suhcfiber veil sell privately BIS tract ~ land IN
Bedford county, situated the north aud south fo,t.
Goose Greek, and the main road Ieadias from Jvncbbu,
70 tn.s's " mile, ~e,t OF Liberty and sdjor,n CAN'T
bu'ord contains about 1900 acres, Of which 500 Se m
oesrot The part which Is uUcIesre, except very small
Po'tou excellent tobacco land OF the cleared lsSd 1so
scfe are low grounds OF the fret quality and the emspdr
m'kshy hne high icnd. This Of the best trade Of
and N Toe uTPef country, beiug well SLAPPED 10 he ou
ion OF tJheccO and all kinds Of grain lies r,rsrk,bv veil
sni very free from stone n divided you'd make o vey
handsome tracts wbeh shall be doue o,e who wish 10
p ehsse wish Il. Persons Wishing pufohs.e NAV sov
the subscriber feslding ~ the utighhohood 81 New Iordr
f 70 Capt Buord, residing near thsGset VIII IRVINE
40
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Erecutipe Deporf,nepf-

Oc1o0er 70, 1928.
ID6OPOSAsS Willie -csivsd by tn. Executive ,ur IN.
purchase Of the transports the Pruaentar. Tho. d.,
posed TO purchase will give proposal, without d,is,
BY order, VIM. Fl. RICHARDSON.
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LHnotte Hospital, williamsburg
~ ~, esIeoy ttea tbatai Che cell inthiu,rif.
md bat M more psfient,wit no r,es;.
s.so~e o. .siJ es!fsfe vacant; y
- oFoeT oitbc oouFtof Drect-r..
4S-u J.. HENLEY,
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BALTIMORE & FREDERICKSBURG.

Steamboat P9TUXENT, Capt q. Weems
srysssTecT:sssa viii leave Baltimore ON Wesns,.
&VH sy Dior ming next t,nsiesd of Tue
.a-lli. "a JSy3 at o. lock, and at the ..mY
~ hour every W~dns day; and sf,,
sxxsnE 'uch'ns a, Herring Bay, W.,
proceed 10 and up the Rappshannock, ~
where she will arrive Thurdsy evening" Rsu, ming IN.
nezt ns'ead Of FridayJ O'Clock, at the sam. h
every succeeding Saturday, aud will Baltimore or
stop al TspPshsnnock aud PortRoya 10 land an take Of
Pasene. and Freight; she will also stop at Csrer
Boat In addition to the ees for P,,n
gers the Pauxsnt con. ucted carry the hulk Of twelve
huadi"d hsrre Freight be taken and elivsr,J
every week, on accommodating terms.
For Freight or Passage apply TO, Capt Wrem. OIL to.,.
- -
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oTlCE hereby given, thsta Petition will
AZ othe next 6encrs Assembly, for leave Toll
Fridge aTIo,s the Pamunsy RIVER the point
tiePsges Bridge now crosses the said River
Elisabeth Taylor,
Richard S. TAYLOR.
Hanover Sept. 9. So ID
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17

tbs government, that the Banda Oriental,
should BE- declared free by both parties ior
i've years, at the expiration OF which Tune
II VAS at Liberty TO claim either SIDE foi
protection. This government agreed 10
II, and despatched the Heron TO RIO, 10 get
The iinul ratification of the Emperor. But
il now appears that it was only bite OF
the Brazilian government to paralyZe the
commercial operations here, for the iieion
went To Rio, but was in no hurry to get
back with the ratification, tor the Brush
pae ket left Rio several days after she had
arrived thore, and heard not the slightest
news Of poace!.! by letters to day from
klo, the Heron had sailed for England III
About ten days after ii. left here, The
original propositions came to hand, ny the
way OF Rio Grande, by land, and were as
totally different from the said copy as night
Is 10 day. Tie Emperor, in the original,
proposes 10 mike the Banda Oriental free
ior FIVE years, and he to be apposnted Fro-
tectOr, ana wah the power of appointing
any governors, the fortress of Monte Hdeo;
the government here never will listen to
IT, and his iuporlal majesty never Will give
up Monte Vleo. England has no com
merce here, and it gals them TO see Our
domestics coming in every day, when then
| clump vessels, full Of calicoes, have 10 seek
for other markets. You may not assume
that English gold has been the cause oi
the whole; but there IS now not the slight
est choice of peace. and | am happy 10
say, things are taxing favorable change.
Tie Squadron mas been quite active late
ly, n burning aud capturing American
vessels. Three weeks since II entered the
! Saado Tlyer and burnt an American schr
| Just from Boston (the Amity.J | am II
/ mpes our government will make Don Pc
ro pay well for his bon fires.
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JACKSON ECONOMY!

The friends Of Gen Jackson pretend TO
be Jealous advocates of economy. Last
} ear, how ever, they refused to pass bill,
which, by an exchange OF stock, would lave
effected an annual saving to the country OF
10000 DOLLARS!
And this year they have spent, in attempts
to crimna,e the administration, about
10000 DOLLARS
more. They make sad comp!aints be-
cause MIR. Clay bought a portrait al Wash.
ington for his Office, whilst their leaders
would have expended
10000 DOLLARS.
For picture OF the battle OF New Orleans.
They have spent thousands oi Cncit SANS
money IN publishing and distributing NJ
Dulfie's and Hamllton's clectloneering re-
ports--lhey have abused the trankIng rrl-
.Iege in flooding tie country with that
vie instrument OF fiction, the Telegraph-
they have screened their bullies Green and
JARVIS in their rutiian assaults made within
the precincts ofthe capitol--they live ex-
pended thousands IN hnptIng for abuses IN
the departments, they have, III hne, III
creased the expenses ut n single session of
Congress to MORE THAN HALF A
MILLION OF FIOLLARS--and yet bawl
out economy Ne are for economy--The
Administration is prodical! Ue, WE are
prudent
Men of Reasoning powcrsl think of thess
things We the People.
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dous storms of wind, rain and hail, aeconAps'
MED at intervals with thunder and lightning,
ever witnessed within the seeolleetlon OF Tie
oldest inhabitants. Fortunately it lasted bat
short time, otherwise the damage must have
been very extensive. We have not been able
correctly 10 ascertain what was the destruc'
ton Of window glass--but should judge that
from ten TO twelve hundred panes, at least,
were broken in town In one house alone, we
counted2S squares which were cracked or 9th
erwise injured. Considerable damage was al
so done to vegetation. Some oftho hail stones
measured two inches in circumference.
Mr.. Duncan, we regret TO learn, has not, as
yet, received any encouragement with Tegart
TO his school although several respectable cit
izens have promised to send him scholars We
sincerely hope something may speedily be
done for his relief; his ability to instruct il
tn different branches of mathematics, per
hsps is surpassed by few, if any, in this coun
ry-Many Of the first mathematicans in th'
United States have been educated under hi
direction in Dublin, ana Tullamore, (lre land,
where he as principal OF an Academy for up
wards of sixteen years The afllicton und e
which h e labors being blind. and deserted by
his family, and left without the ordinar!
means Of subsistence, call, loudly for the sym
pathy OF IL generous community.
MIR Nowlin, the gentleman VINO is to "a
sst Mr Duncan, taught school during Tho
past winter in MiddIetown, and gave the hiah
est satisfaction to all his employers.
--sDs--
The celebrated painter, GILBERT STU
ART who recently died in Boston, was ma
tive of this town has lived in various
parts of TIC world, the most of his life
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Tol-rGw.
Elon the Boston Palladium.
FROM EUROPE.

r,r i've ship Alciopc, from Liverpool, pa
r. were received to the 3Oth Nav.
'VheLondon Herald saws that the Can
r.ry 2a-iy being out of the Cabinet " is
rather looked upon in a favorable point OF
view than otherwise, particularly by the
cbip owners, and other opposers Of Mr..
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CoNsTANrINopLR, April 25.

The Porte has concluded, with the Unit
ed States Of America convention, grant.
ing To their ships the Channel. but not into
the Black Sea, on payment ota duty offs per
cent on the value of their cargo Severa,
vessels of that nation have, accordingly en-
tered. in the course oithe week undcs their
own flag.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17
SMYRNA. hnril 26.

The letters received this day from Con
stanlInoplc, dated the 2lst, say, they ho
not then received official notice ofwar; b.
thcy expected the Russians entered The
Prime il,a htics Moldavo, &c.) on the 22a
that the Turkish regular troops had n
quilted ihe Capital eri w"uid not dcpar
but with the Sultan that Russian SOU
dron, Of 36 vessels, had been met in Tie
Black Sea, proceeding. towards hIeBospho
rus; bat that tranquility the most pcricc
reiened at ConstantinHp!e, and It's cnyirons
and that the Porte had renewed its prom
ses of protection and safety, even in case o
war to all The Franks who might choose t,
remain.
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These otcst!ons are put in sober sefpls'
ness, ond they deserve sn attentive eArmi'
nation. From tie time oilhIs experiment,
IL Florida, General Jsehson was never lis
ployed egain. JEfl ERSON.