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~ M "'u"ye PT0PeTfyIOr iSHie.
tfflN 'he LET day 4 Nov n.s | hall ,r, o,...t.,.,
,b "se h,dd,'' At public suction. u SLAVES: and :,
~ Nat 'aIusbe Tact Of Land on which CI w.
r. UgWin ~ pretn e'.e' called and kn.n 6y b. n
, ~ IN LIS, lying ~ the upp.f end Of ure,,,.
"ny aho, i've I1les ff,rn the cour,b .v, .'"huIf
1910 " '''' MUS '"PPved To contain
ins pperty conveyed 10 me a, Trustee IN ,ec,,. IT,
PV'"y' 81 dthi due Hum ef.tpn Sk,v m no 49,, Ji
tIo.neu w me cefk' lce II Luurubufs AID ,cb ~
'"'eu OF he 'ay OF sale. Tn, land oSn,ide,,J ~ .
m we pes quality Of any land 10 III. eonnfv sn5 vs.
'"y 'Hisg"s tUttc"nmsr' H. particularly y.y, .i,
,hA DWsiHhs iiosei anu uet ssf, t,i,.t,
W., lns s'sYe' generally likely sni vefy 10. tssi.
1u' ' :" much property Oi ~. kind :. nrtv IN IN a 800
". 't'ut " :" ,"ch d'rfetistcd, many sooI bsr,a,
fhe 'ss W." ne positive and without fsssye The Term,
pfrins ~ ne Deed are cssh; hat ts rati,. iptcc,,, -
akeso htt me i9hd nay Asuld risd,t 81 , = a
o"h D"nh 'nd approved Perspnsi .tctrr, ,s,b nj;
i"' -" he Ian WI he required the rrt' L,, '.,
be p"thHss money P'scssicn al ne,i ,', 81
Wdy"'F, OF 'Sdne wheat immediately a,ist u. 81 ~ ''
ae Ncs' @, val 10 void fot e7ih A,tp, .r,,,i. =, r.
, Wih "t" 10 ute % wattanty .tcftt 81, a. ~ ~ .
hold TILE ood,' Tie above dee Il do, 40. NJ, ,t NY
'''t " mi't"''he tD Cpytp vii sh4,, IN.
-. ''U W''hhI 10 view a.. There GOOD che, g..
'''"'" To- '"' Pt"i't' JAMES NNTNGifNM
An co Tfr"ee
- SO w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29

i(:kohhii - CD 10 The jail of Cumberland ,oun,v U,
- on the 2lth Of June last, mulatto man bv tle nam, ..
AoM fohD feet inches high, ar on hrs len bsnJ
anu one on ms eit cheek occasuuei by a cut with
sa ne was born Tree ~ Prince Geofg county STATE nj
yiandi he also states that Jane. Major of ,s soup,v mi
STATE ,wned ms wife who the Sou,b .nI ~ -.
i'owny has we aud lost HI, Free Papers II Tom To,d -
owA,r o. owners Of the ab"v. - rton.eJ
70 cpme fward sud prove the an .L hin
SSH1' er'he will be deal, with the law directs. "''
S IL PARRACK,
Aug. 90. "".oT o. Z: Z.
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a JC.N.fIF.II.
~NN.aS committed to the j an ,, B.,kct.y nod, "
w on tn. p LAY of Jun. last a, B,n.,,sy a
WHO calls himself LoSEoNGRAY, ie.ts 4 hail inelr
, - VI Yeas on ag-, vety black lnt count name,
ad very active lie hath small scar over ms I,r hi 80 - ~
Ips 'oe TEEN somewhat ,nagq ell crons. si
e's si on when old torn s, NJ as
wooth i"is'aio' ne, old shut old shoes. aud ola h,
T ne n.onss to Nr Bseehu FIuvan,ah cuuny W
VI ssiu htgrois requested to come, urnye r,on.,fy
Fey "; a1c"dng u law, take h.iu a,sav Oh
wac lie ""i "e dealt with a. ;he law directs. ~ '
a,c 90 PETER GARDNER, Jaiio.
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u
I''ntts 'yi'i sriIat pubic on the premise.
o" taohds> the 9Th day of ut u,n,, iS.rI
,vlio q: equity court, Tie land aoil,nns The
,ac, 'he reieice of C1i mo Hoonse, I'm.
unuaIiy a,,i np'0yft. There about so Of mrsdo
Ornamental Trees 10y '"''e'J VI FfWt emu
o"iu'hss are large and convenient 'rbi. nronetv
wy age 81 furnishing a for Taye,n .,r.i = -
II Is believed ny none IN the State. The m. wbci
NC "'eTh W'it sc cOoDInca'e uu IN, ,itv Il .,s
eIs0n- wishing to purchase, can oon,nu1,c,. ,,tb ,t
pet'' or either OF them, h.ore the day oG .ss. -,
w O''oie "hieh,ihe are disposed to sell private "
I'm. Juckson, IL
aus 90 inc. l.. .dLoYye
Qq"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29

~ Iii. u .H.IRY COLI EZR
NIShr omar, OF CheusNys k-tur. Phio.ophv q, a.;
- H. "h; having hte"Le vacant by lamenied death
,.oseI VINO dled 20 May sni, about a nosth aner th.
ma". i ".o is tt d.. ,: ,,q"eet
"n asy "i - next, tor tue put pose not unlp al
suFfyns 'his vacancy bat Of considering ,,,i,, .hary
great interest to tn. COLLEGE. ~ '""JseS {
,. Of '"e nportsncr, that ;he person ,.po,,t.J
.iUlIes. " '4'' 'Nre; 70 10inmeuee his
communications may be made the under.sneJ a, VII,
A." - ~ Va RIO. MeCANULISH Hee,or
~
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g. & e. JAMES & co
fRKEI' BRIDGE.

JHdRhET BRIDGE
Tees'ved mostly by recent arrivals from NJ Yo,l
- H the foIo.Cing DRY GOODS: eve A0'hO
YET BLACK italian i,sSsrings, pery hen.y
rue, bfGcs and royal purple double florence,
ram and 'lntersd gro, dc mp nira5n ever1,con-
RIp qua 'ohns eheeSed and fgired 'H far bonnet,
n"NpsuTed hnndar', snas and plain satin \, unn,,,,
fIan and figured BLACK Mandarin aud Wo,ta one
binee aud e0tored Nankin crane robey ~ p''
70 aud 40 inch. black Haiian crnpai,
i.ichtgnTeS go'tze and six hdL(,.
Er!'a fine black iiaiian oynpss and oro,, IL
aud 6iaes ,Harino Bsnbnyin.
tn and "A undressed Irish Ar.u, soF, s.;,.
80 Tong iaigns. some unusually fine
"a bish siestings ~ '''S ""PFin'
Blue and buck ysiuet cloths
S Sta m'rl' olive, trosa, eia,st nra green do
Bue Diirt, and cloth blue dv
- " hts ganss and msyino flannel
WI, hn many other eswhich il is deemed need
less TO enumerate--but will si,npIv ren,arL d..
they have on hand large & general ossoyt,
nle'H OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods which will
DC sold at the lowest market prices, on their usual
dug 20 oo
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AL.iH SY.9L,lS ISIIE

fCA' pursuance OF u.cIee Sup.f ,,cu,, ~ Oh
- CsiS' loi IN. Richmond District pronounced an d. o.
uay VI hhe', !s27, ia tue John u,g he -. r.
U@,nss AMI oher hall TUESDAY, the Smb Jay ~ S
st,eseay'ii., as King Queen ouniy offer ft al.
e 'she't bidder at ubic for a., A., ,hs -.
"a qua nT'e an possibility Of OF Rohat sm.,s
''e save ''hly, Inie hH mentioned. ana her -,
tht possession u! the .a,d Eitsnu OWN. a, H. % "a
Decree J. iULRIs VI % '"t "s. "i SAID
Aug 90 stt ~, Deputies.
,
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fSCn1, IN = fo' Dsaee n Gcoch'apd county eo,,, ,
- s ~ =" I"m'"t.fo"sc sell ia ne hrhefhiiS,ro a..
otl iag',n, o ho"d'g ne sd doy Of RouIBsrS sri
81 % .g"t one obtaining 50 nose. aiogine Holasrs
~. .Ft' 90" oihfrs Jhf Ofhs G0cf c0nfafvyg tno 49,,
@5'',ng pm - Ga, onf 9he,, re p9y,q,s. uyos -
SYtHf' fq"f annual usir'g-nts Thf og,o6o,,, -,
oo"d 'sh ng",orsd security focefAsr rtb mn ~ 49,
o' t1e an' 'oid 10 secure Hs y-caa', money S,L NIX
.fo,L.eS " e 10, t1tch Z bders tobs
''"0''"' y v FORD S.
= sVsss,sne-.
49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29

- .ro, lE"V DOLL.4RS RE U.aRD.
- iULL' om the stable IT the subscrber on Tu,L,ho.
- CtesN ~ ihe lower end Of G5oebisnJ comfy on b
lsn, o, 'hs XJd mt BAY HORSE about fee, hgb 81;
I'u, one h,pd foot white, add switch tail The sb,s
WIZ ne gwen 10 any who will deliver mil rae
~ e suoc'ioe or for furnishing such certain nfmson
may recover h'd horse, reward SIS wi, be given
August %: "'"AOE'H u: Ellis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29

" " Cen jackson had any reasonable conns,
ton with Burr isit not singaIar that il was not made
to appear before this iilnei Who're we're the Doi.
"'tee' Witnesses VINO are now eager TO blast his
reputation, when Gen. J. was iutrms,ed eli, I,o
command OF The Southern Army? fine had been
~"Ior' such coninani ought never 10 have
been in'rUsted to him. Since the Barr ,frir. he
@ accepted seVc dFnost important stations both CT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

Michigan has lately pressed tie Secretary of
war Tor assistance in surveying route for Canal
across tn paninsuEa of Michigan. The Secretary
rePiies' that the means now at the disposal of go
Vernment will not admit oil the subject. being ia
ken up at this time Gould the people of the
Territory expect aid at this time They have no
voice in the Presidential election-and the Engi-
neers OF the u. S. better employed in further
ing Inc great object in November next-N. York
has, we understand, some Engineers. at WORK on
the Western part OF the State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29

nississ;ppi.-There is scarcely anv state
more decidedly Jacksonian-but there were three
jackson candidates for Congress {on the 4th) Hale
itinds and -; and an Adams candidate thinks
to play the part Of the Fox, slip in and run away
wih the spoil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29

II The Sd No. Of PgGi!eoin on Tuesday. Ne are unn
""'. ~. eomPsn.a 10 p0,tgoH. The MeSenbag Reso,on
Sny,tcf 81 fhs TarLV I'VE Aavs FIR the
hdiforiG! article ekica promised on The The. r .g.
nar s.:e ne occasion IF ats notice the
'"e' ~ -nessrs H. L SoektoH ANIL ~ p NJ Food, and tn
Pledge. Wv
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IL Advertisements omitted .la,t De 4.ts.d to IN ou, n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29

Re-dcfion IN T'frg inio--'' Psliaw-( Gkassicat)
The Administration prints are trying to get up
re-aet'on-they say, it is taking place in Abe
marie county. The Charlottesville Advoca :. rit!i-
cules the very idea. An intelligent friend writes
us, "Ihe People Of Albenarle Six-eighths of them
at feast can never vote for J. q. Adams" The
Corresponding Committee of Mecklenburg county,
write g the majority for Jackson among US will be
very great-at least 50 to l-some say 100 TO ~
a Reaction (Fudge! still more classic.)
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-25

49, ODESSA, Aug. 2G.
oomicf of Cen Ta,kewi 81, a,f ed yc.crlay win ncw,
OF ihe capture oi Acbol and IOpars,o iO situated
IA the Paohak oi Ifhfun. TLi ,ndagd, and 500.
tmpcIo, Empf, anj all III, tofcn Mini.r r. a,,i,.i ut
lie Deum pciO,.d IA tue CaL,dia Ibufeh on TN, D,.
1"e general report, for the accuracy Of which We cannot
'"uc, o. G'li th' Lmp.foi hi,os hi, elu.c ia. mediation
81 tng ind offered W Lord Iieytc.uy. A. relate, 10 his
haJcy' departure ior he'd iuat.is presou, iouiu.y Il
inhohc'd 10 5'baoppl aud The 'nynni where tho tpe-
'"i "h mP'ci iht military preparations D The troops, hnd
"H h"' u's'nbak uniI the IDl Sept. NJ Chinton/i
whence lie vii repair g hcaj qaiio IL "a hoped that the
tate Di Wanna vii be dcclcd by d. Ii time
!eu'fH merchant u"el, bang D.ws from
to The IAN mt. The Grand Vef w., s DsnI Paca and
vas ,npp"od lbal the droo,c. 81 . new ooiuprnty
Z" The Jan',afe IN consequence of which several per
sou, had been hncod and executed had retarded his ,y-
age some les that the sfpndnfd Of the pfoph viii
not he display ed und more oppo tune season.
The news oi The French rSpedninn the Moea wa, re-
"Htd NJ 'oh'noiinopir aud nd created much scn,aiio
Our ron pond.uis all silent the events of the w,r
on NE hans, oi ib. Dinubc They think that we ar,
arpncd Di what passing.
lOIlr Hdyicc iiop ConNannopio Of the 18th assure u,
That fm'ian column under tie command of Gen Rudis.
which hid ad,anoe ed to E,ki sainiou between A,anopl
aud sehuna had been obliged r,r,n, wnh o on The po
si'i"n oi The sani army humla. This new, doe, not
seem I" u. arihcnr
ny rc'cfip 9th. Emperor Nolon. dated Odessa, Augu
~ uhH eNP"aii'n 'i 'n hom the pofs OF the Black sea
""i he sea o h/o, under ,ny flag whiegcr a. prohibited
hi,"paphic depacb fon Toaon Of the i2lh September
"n'uctd h't The 6 convoy OF the c1pclrin ID, Mo-
"n hh"'d on ih, 2t' Aug IN the morning. anil the second
:" we evening Tie uoops were 10 be- d,.mtaiked al Gala
meta.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-25

~ PAwTUxET FAIR.-Tho crowd assem-
blcd at Pautuxet on Wednesday last to witness
tho PIoughing Match and attend tho Auction
Sales was immense, probably between 4 and
5000 people. Tho articles offered were not We
~ numerous or worry superior. Tho premium
butter was excellent and sold nt 80 con,s por
ID. We shall in our ncxt publish the official
Reports. Competitors for Agricultural expert
ments must furnish the necessary sta'emcnts
for the Committee, by tho Ist of December
noxt. They may 30 left with J. Is. Francis,
E.q. or at the counting room. Of Mr.. William
Rhodes, in Providence.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-25

In reference to the disciosures OF Jonathan
Russell, the editor Of the National Gazette re-
marks
"It has been contcnded by somo moralsts
that tho community among whom confidential
correspondence, or The secrecy Of letters 10 not
deemed inviolable must DO either in q state OF
barbarism corruption. "a courier bearing
dispatches TO Philip fell into the hands Of the
Athcnian general the latter sent them to the
King of Maccdon without breaking tho seal.
Ponpcy in the midst Of civil discord, respected
tho confidence Of friendship and burned oil tho
letters in his possession, which might have ex-
posed 10 injury those who had written them.
or 10 whom they were addressed" Such 10
tho example which honorable pognns have left.
The christian civilization Of our country is not
yet 80 far advanced. Party spirit in our polit-
ical contests, breaks through oil bounds Of
trust and decepcy in the use Of private letters.
We nre TO have n signal instance Of this enor-
nifty in tho publication Of n correspondence
between Mr.. Clay and Jonathan Russell, es-
sentially private and sacred, which was ani
nonnccd by the Washington Telegraph at tho
beginning OF the week. If VIC were absolut .
lawgivcrs. we would subject to heavy penal
ties all principals and accessories in such dis.
closures, and all publishers and printers Of
private conversations
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-25

- proposition is on foot in this city. TO form
a York Bank Oyster Company" for the i'm
rroyernent Of the breed Of oysters. The capt.
tai ~ proposed 10 be S50,000O, to DO divided
in $500 shares Of $40 ooch. Tho object is to
supply tho city Of New-York with the best oys-
tcfs that can possibly be raised, aud AT the
loas, expense to tho company, that tho most
inferior qualities oi the same age, now brought
to tho Ncw-York market, usually sell for"
town q short time, sono two or three years
since. and supplied the public with "oy'ter
soup" would mako an exec llen' Cashier. We
believe he is now residing in tho city Of New
York;
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-25

General Jaehson's Payty-Tho pnrtizans
Of the Hero of " forty trays" six duols,"
and eighh."urders," are beginning, at this
late hour, 10 talk about their IDOLS piety,"
and " rcligion," tho support no gwos the
church," SC. &C.
This reminds us Of man in tho country,
who, returning from high frolic, particularly
iipsv, was found about midnight, by a neigh
Dor holding up n meeting house. On being
hailed, he hictuppcd out, 81 am giving my
support TO the church, am thinking Of join
ing il t,-nnd tho moro think Of il tho sicker I
feei." Now. VIC shrowdly guess the moro tho.
people reflect on General Jackson's picty, as
cxcmplifcd in bis riotous and turbulent lifc,
the sicker they nil feel.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-25

NEw-JrRsEY.-An Adminisii alton State
Convention, was held al Trenton on tho eth
instant. "a Congressional ticket was elected
Samuel Swan. james f. R,ndolph. Richard NJ.
Cooper and Thomas II. Hughes. and to flI the
ratancy occasioncd by the do,ib Of DR.. IIol-
eombc, James +. Randolph. a'v the vacancy
occasioncd by the death Of Hedge Thompson.
Thomas Sinnickson. The ticket vii; be elect
ed by large majority. Jacksonism will then
dio in the state"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-25

~ Steam boat racing, Tho following
article wo copy from tho Journal OF Com
morce:--
"We regret 10 lcnrn that some Of our first
ratio steam boats frequently make trials Of
speed together, and thus endangers tho livos
Of tho passengers. II is but n few days since
we reported a case where tho owner Of a
scow sued for damages in consequence Of an
injury incurred by two North river boats ra-
cling. The amount Of damages claimed was
$50. aud the Jury felt themselves bound TO
give a verdict for $3.50. Tho statute has i'm
posed a fine Of $3.50 if boats come within
twenty yards Of each other when pursuing the
same course. We trust tho knowledge OF
these facts will bo sufficient to deter others
from offending in similar cases. If not We
hope the public will give more decided marks
Of their disapprobalion Of such foolish con
test"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-25

% In speaking Of tho Boston Theatres, in
our last paper, wo were in an error with re-
spcct 10 he fremont Establishment. We re-
ceived our information from person in whom
VIC placed too much confidence. The Fedora !
Street Theatre at present is doing a worry good
bu'ncss, and wo aro happy TO see 1t, for Mr..
Younc's anxiety to please the public is entitled
TO reward but in speaking Of that concern, =,
we would not bc understood as speaking light
ly Of ils rival-the Company at tho fremont
is very good, combining much talent, and at
present the Managers arc chccred by full and
Lane and Herr Cline, are all now play ing at
that house.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-25

~ Mr.. GooDgLL, despairing Of correcting
tho morals Of tho people, has determined to
devote his attention TO "killing nies." lie
says in his last paper that j, is a business which
must be attended TO. and no is therefore going
seriously to work, for tho benefit Of the public.
We wish Mr.. g. success in his new undertake
ing. and We shall recommend him to the at-
tonion Of tho Committee on House Manufac-
lures, at tho next Cattle Show, for a premium
Wo think, however, ho would do well TO in.
clude L" bod bugs at the same time, in order
to prevent double labor. We arc aware that
this part Of tho trade would DO thankless
task" for tho " delicate senses" Of or neigh
Dor, but somebody must perform it," and We
know Of no person who can apply the "salu-
tary application" with better effect than tho
Editor Of the Investigator
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-25
From the Gazette dc F'snee
ALEXANDRIA. Julv 10

m P'irae Co,yespondenoc.
'hey hic employing the here 10 rc-pcople the
H"'nfe winch they u'o IN EhsaD to 1.cA mprcs,-
m"h Every man from - 10 90 y,as Of are arrested and
di'bued throughout The country, where cyory Li,g IL para
'' u" wan o hands u seem, TINT the ..acuaon 81 the
mo'ea ia thing determined, and !, be effected.
French corvette, which cam. from k,y,p, Ltiny, ini,i.
renee lha, two Engnh vessel, were to follow H. aud eomo to
",sn me wrecks (OOD slavo) reclaimed from the Pacha,
an1 ." The same tune TO e.e" the Egyptian ships, which
lug pH.s G 'n,'m ,nd h, troops Two days ngo the pacha
p''''' aud :" lower h' 0's.
=, =. August ..
i ,aa "e r.""sy rom Coniannople has N fact ar
v, I :" n'ni h." The raehn new Ies'e' Of and
lie Morca WL,, ,o",,, ,,g p, rn &c f""p'r"
etiGee he amy AMI ,, W, o"D." @ nh nnhp ne "'" "a
Since the rlcha h., r,ee,y.I ll,, .iI;yenc, IL I , c
h,, been IL extraordinary a,i,,,,n, d II ,,
Tie Engh vessel before announe,d Gigac, eoryelle
g,U.oio two blirs ond ship have ,,,v.y arrived
Ipd colfingon board The l,.r A sppe ,r that the
Admiral waiting or anoth, ,hip and several oher l,sie.
and o"fvtttr'. Russian d i.inn Of from 10 10 " s,h /.
momenSfy expected. There ia ru,n,r that french arm
aip"t' 4 also 10 The Pa, IA, n 10 arrive to- night The
English Admiral wishes an interview wlh him.
August @.
c'"on Two ships fignlr, aud two bombelchc. are yet
yp,,"d Bat nc'e "m,mcm, arrive too late iatim,drie
The Facla a be about raiify the treaty made with Ib,,-
in w The Alnial' fo the evacuation o the Morea The
the l"shh AdrnaI having icfu,do shore, n"le'
" 10y vs. "'"'" 'hH' ms Fiofohon w"uld he "cccPicd, aud
la'd ihn - case ~, refused he would put Egypt under
~ "'' ana maj ~ of 10 Russian vessels, which were
"''m - h"guc wo"Idwe other ncasnrc .n those :" ne
o., =" consequence, The Pacba ba. complied with
,c f., ,, I "a' ~ " 'o u'ys ah hc Lipnn snip, ~ Po',
r. T - - w ''''' "'" uhe remnant oi oOpU who departed
IL r. ,n,,,,, ,l,, H..
"TP'' W." 10" 1nniipn about The slaves has not been
strongly INSISTED nPon, ~ con,cqutncc Of the mpo''iby Of
"'h n'n '. i,g men nc remaining ~ slaves ~ The gal
rnsh W." "' vet a" "'ey ''"o'''" ""d 'a'ed home :"
< ina, r'oti,I ar';,I. oe ,,i.
T '',, p,' " ",' arrangement Wo'c' mt ,ho dncT.h
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-25
LITERARY CADET
SATURDAY. OCTOBER rs.

Al a,uosting of citizens from various parts
Of the State of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations. holden al Newport on the 27Ib
OF Jane, 1923, Honorable Charles Eldridge in
tho Ch,ir, william Z. Richmond, Esq. secre
iary;
Gssoired Th.i The uopirrllsn ~ J"hn o1inry hian'
l re I ~; aai II Nirhdi fp ' Vice ff' d'ni 81 NE
United fis,c'. To- fhr sbuing Pissdsnld term, hsy
,if.coss n. ffru hTo s'lr led, aud - Ne behe''
40 lie ne : aiiy of iic people Of he hiaie. 81,
Ressie.L Fiat The fessn ~ hs re'peeii'' -'fm ~ me
P,.r hose 10 sI appoint drleYae'' ~ 60 '""n' M,
appeaf sui acl II cnnscnon u he holden
=, ~. e.,e n ss y, r,asicsre ne Wcirciy evening
re,, as the lad Monday u uoher arA Q" n'i ae
,... c.,an, frf Keso Il PIe'dsHl 'nj 'ee-fi''denl
OF N. i'si',d Stale. . , -,
U..oir.L Thu ,h,,e resolution he sgne - cha'f-
mn .i s.eoiuy NJ ths meeting. aud pui'hrI IN ihs "o"'
rT G.. ELDRDGE Chsifpa,.
". Z. nIeHaoSD. ste'r
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-25

n,- DIVINE SERVICE, We arc happy to say
will be performed every Sunday morning, here
afler, at o O'Clock, A. M. at Dexter Asylum,
by Rev. ALLEN BnowN. Any Of our citi-
zens who may wish to witness tho regularity
and neatness Of this establishment are at lib
erty TO attend these meetings. Tho services
at the Asylum arc concluded in timo 10 at
tend meeting at the different churches 10
town.
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IRON ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

The ship Henry, Capt. Moore, arrived ih morning fom
Lonon, bn, ng sgu'a file. 81 psP.n of that capital 10
The evening o bept 10Th, uye. ihc pse koi ship 5uy,
Capt Ma, bs. also arrived this morning blngng oI b.s o
Pans papeis 10 the I6ib ui. inc iue We have gwen
pi,u usnss on, tom III. le have had ne 10 msk
s.a. with such n.n o intelligence We ba'. been abt
10 gi,an IL om The IOfiuu.
ire 8dmray.--1b arrival Of Lmd Melville 10 London,
rom Edinburgh, bad s,oo rise to .s ulnoI. recing lh
Admiralty. tn. H. insi LDrd b. 10 rtuD 10 ibai d.pf-
ni.n Toe Bu.ln Gazette contain. tbc l"io~ins" " e
lave the pl'aue oi announcing lhh the Do.e oi ,Lonce
"I cOiind' - b The ogrc 81 Loid Iiis Animal, shaud
The state o hs brab prrHr.' The Time, says" u, only
ahansc al ID. AinD.dy vii J.. A1Hai hh dwad ,si,
whp .iufn' 10 tlc Oidnn"ro SurjU brDcra tic
ol ~ hub.ii fayo. OH b. OnrD viii br succeeded ~ lh
Adm al! BoaiJ, - nmal bh Ibonis, M isid,.
Ihr a ni., ,s, tom the theatre VI wst, tOs,ly cont
dat. ihr bs been circulated clstse
'' M sad ~ hay. ben c1b, iu'd bct~,n the Two
n'es, Dung Nbcb negotiation. 10 be set loot. II
"c,, however, sceoidDg 10 wini ss tranpn.d ppoB de-
pate, received fom the Gcyunmtnt that .no have been
made of the f,stDaon III PEACE aud hi the Emperor
n'y Ia Udos.a lad ir h object, hear tie
that had b.en announced. L"ld cy a.hur declared n the
Porte WAS ready 10 atoode TO tie ura ol Juy o. to leave
hu'a the tao Iintp Gios, anJ pay Ler indemnify G t.
ssprnee oi The tamP1ipn condition i the Lmprio would
whLdra" bb troops 10 ibe o,tr dr o The Daibc Ed these
"stituo have hd been surC' lul 1he Lip.of Ntholis
dii nd hnd ~ wa o0rtod hn the in1oia6ie gaaf.
dbifss it the nee na'gaOn ts Iok Sea, mentioned IN
M binntf snd IA toIsquenre TIT btgoa bi / ~
oil ainod sc' On foot. iiinrc a.t.nich ah
ie Dk' OF Wellington, therefore, must .oDi. oUe, comb
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