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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-05
NOTICE.

HE subscriber having received an sAslgnnent Of thA
IA copartncr~p property of the ilrm of Doyle Haha
way requests a indebted TO said fnn make payment
him without delay and notifies the creditors OF said nup,
that six months frMn the 18th instant, allowed them
bring In and prove their demands enable tem to avail
themselves Of the prov isions Of said assignment.
ALLEN q. PECK,
march 10. Assignee Of H,yle Y Hathaway
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-05
REMOVAL.

FHART & DAWLLY, Merchant Ta'lors, respectfully
inform their friends and the public, that they have
removed from M. rr,nton street. 10 No. 75 Nestmin-
ser street where they VIII be happy to wait all who may
favor them with their custom
They KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND, n general assortment
Of Broadcohs Cassimeres Vesncs, &c They will mako
garments in the neaies; mlnner, and at the shortest notice
1-FParticular attention paid 10 cutting. march 26i
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-05
POETRY.


II. author Of The following ianzas, has ofsn favored us
xh hi productions Hseruenrly writes with facility and
spposaonsss but kind of goom N hang over hs
y. He has thanks f hs numerous favon, whilst we
hos that hs may oecnoay spseI Ies moody and deeet
e. Hs however poets provnee, and we slnil no, at
kIngs TO dictate.
ron rHz LirraAhr SAnIr.
STANZAS.
Wbene'er close lfs's weary scene,
Oh, let il bo 10 stranger sphere,
Nnh one by, that e'er hiih loon
To this corrvded bcson dear.
I'd have my lat and dying hour,
Prum mockeTv Of sorrow frds,
would that Ger my gave should lower
No cloud OF hctious grief for me,
Let stranger hands my eyelids seal,
And stranger hearts trrI tribute pay
OF gJief, or what psyclanco they feel,
But be assembling friends away.
And when around this lif.lcss frame
Tn. dark and yawnng tomb snail cose,
Let n ore lisp agiln my name,
Uf seek the spot wLere TvpHse'
NO mpnIu eptaph e mine,
Inscribed by those hat seornod my lfcj
No gilded letters DER me shine,
Relating tales of wo ain sIGe;
And let no requiem be sung
To TIL the busy mnltude
or gfie IS thai long this heart had wrung,
Or lllorns that DER my path were sIs"eo'
would not wake onc feeling sigh
In Losons lad never met,
1 would have one beamlng eye
For me with tears Of soHow wet.
But let me sleep, forgotten quite
by tlluse that hate, aud t,iuse that love,
In peace. iii lfe's lnug dTcamless night,
s-lIall wake Ia endless day above! u. W. L.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-05
MsxSCEILANX.

REcoLLEcTIoHs OF A MAN OF THE WORLD
aBut ,veeler aiil than this, than lhe'e, than ALL
\, first and passionate loye---"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-05

CARPENTERS WANTED.
XATANTED immediately for the season, number o
w Carpenters. None need apply, but such are fst
rate workm,i. Apply to JOHN II. GREENE.
march ~ taN2w
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-05

COMM lSSiONER'S NOTICE.
vU>E subscribers appointed by the Court Of Probate for the
- the town Of Providence, Commissioners, To examine and
allow the claims against the estate Of Daniel Paine, late OF
said Providence, dece,sedrepresehed nsolvent-gve no
tice that months from 7th inst Is allowed Z, the creditors
To bring in and prove the same,-The CommissiOaen will
meet for the above pnrpe, at the store Of Mesrs Potter
Eddy, the third "Wednesday Of July, August and Sep
emlIer, at ~ O'Clock NJ.
:. A. APLlN Jrl
II. w. POTTER, ; CommisnoNsrs.
GEO BUCxLIN.
All persons indebted to said estate, requested mako
immediate payment to the subscriber.
c. c. GODFREY, Executor.
Providence, March -, 1928.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-05
SPRING GOODS.

"ARVEY CLARK, No. a. North main street, 10 tho
day opening, general assortment Of Dry Goods, pur
chased in Boston, and will I've sold M such prices cannot
fail to suit MISUNDERSTANDING wi ich black ue, olive
and steel mixed roadcoths Thitet sawls English Cling
hams fancy silk hdkfs giuze ribbons striped ens do
Naples silk; Irish linens dmities corded cambrcks
jacone ms,s calcOes extensive assortment from IL
~ to 40 cntss~ yard inferior tn none; Gentle
men's and lios' hts,skE gloves furniture copperIates
at !2 - cents pef yard Edies hie six gnvos, IL = cts
per pair white cainhr'tk bdkfs ~ J. cents; India
,,l French IcvanIine silks h,bhnet laces mourning
crps woted aud hose gentlelneu's cravats,
style heavy brown sheengs at IL IL cents per yard
domestic gnglans, ut IL ~ cents per yard brown and
bleached shirings, &c. &c.
March 20
v. D. On hand, ready made Clo.hing.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-05

FOR SALE OR To LET,
GEA A House Lot, pleasantly situated in Pins street,
EsIw mex, In prr Of the Second Unitarian Church.
lxxI4R, inquire this Once. march %
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

We desire 10 .al the attention Of the public to
the delay, Inconvenience. and great danger fire.
quently encountered in travelling between Phila-
de'phia and Baltimore, by crossing the Susque-
hannah at Hayre de Grace during the winter sea-
son. At times The river mnst be passed upon the
ice. in very unsound state at other times in boats,
forced through MASSES of driving ice, with mmi
nent risk to all embarked. Few persons who have
been exposed to the danger alluded to, that would
not make some sacrifice of time and money, rather
than be second time placed in such evident peril
but are informed those evils may be avoided
without making any sacrifice, by merely changing
the route, so as to cross the >usquehanna at Port
Deposite. at which place there is an excellent per-
manent bridge, erected at an expense of S200.00O
II is also positively stated by gentlemen who have
had an opportunity of ascertanng the fact that
the road upon the new route is better than the old
road, and would not be more han from one and a
half to two miles greater distance.
1t is important to obtain an expression of public
opinion upon this subject, which. if IN favor of the
alteration, the propretors Of some of the lines of
>tages now established might be induced to run
Il line upon the route 1t they would not, we
are assured the citizens of Baltimore will Join in
establishing ard supporting new line Of stages
and in this we have no doubt the, will be seconded
and assisted by Philadelphia. 1t may be well to
remark, the new route will vary from the old one
merely by gong nom Elkton to Port Deposit, aud
very soon after Guessing at Port Depqsi falls INTO
the old roa aealn. fpe Iasttfy.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
" 1.-THE RED ROVER. =

Cooper's Novel { The Red Rorcr) will be publish
ed Tuesday. We have made arrangements win the
publishers to receive it as early practicable.
We have recently received an elegant assortment OF
valuable Books prose and for Young Persons
among them are-Philosophy in Sport made Scleuce in
Earnest Examnles for Youth, in remarkable instances
early pc,y in children and young persons members Of the
Society of Friends: Orphan Boy Gems in the Mine
Family Tales Rustic Excursions, &c.
For Sale rs aboup,
The Young Ml-Wrght and Mllers Guide by Oliver
Evans (iummerc's Surveying Jackson's Book Keeping
The Bible the Standard of Taste, short Introduction to
critical knowledge. for the of Schools and priva'c
Families where the Scriptures made the subject Of
frequent reference and perusal. variety Of ALBUMS
in plain and splendid binding. Gid AMI Silver Paper
Embossed and colored fancy papers. Bristol ard Gold
Points and Edgngs. Visiting Cards. Domnoes Dice
Gunev's Scales Dviders Rice Paper. Gold and Silver
Pens. Silver Pencil Cases. Tapers. Court Plaster Wind
and Fancy Soaps very superior quality and gen
eral of School Books and Staonary-an Of
which will be sold at reduced prices.
Among recent add ions to Circulating Library,
Hope Leslie, Chronicles Ct the Canonga'e. De We're,
SCOTS LIFE Of Nspoleon, &c. 4, & II. WILSON,
80. los, Marke, street.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
OUTRAGE AT WASHINGTON.

We regret to learn that some rotous persons at
Washington, on the night of the Gath ult procee-
ded with drum and fife to the public square, or
court, opposite the Presidents house, and after
ting in most noisy and riotcus manner and hur-
:aing rJackson broke down the trees also those
in front of the War Office. We think the friends
of the War chief, at Washington, might have Sc.
lected some better manner of testifying their at
tachment towards him, as it but Ill COMFORTS with
potcy. to say nothing Of dpcency to bid this early
defiance to law and good order. The destruction
of the public property by the partisans of candi-
date for 50 distinguished station. will certainly
not advance his cause in the minds of the yrtuous
portion of the community. Mnyiander.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
CoMMUNIc ALTON.

There is now standing The subscriber garden az Mar
Gus Hook Junior. what may be called CABBAGE TREE.
which came from the seed last spring was year. is
feet high ia inches in circumference at the grund, has
about 20 limbs it, them four feet inng and up.
wards Of so small heads of cabbage. Il stands here
planted ii II months ago has produced quart Of good
seed this season, and blossomed three times.
Dec. 81, 1877 JOHN $. NANNEMAN.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

TIE ChproIess.-Wc have partially perused a
monuscript COPY IF the Constitution established
fnr the Government nf the Cherohncs, by the Rep.
resentatves of the People Of the Nation, at con
yenion held at New Echota on the eth Jdlv last.
| The Cherokee, have made rapid advances already
towards civilization: and shoald thl- Con,niutn,
be rigidIy adhered 10 and supported by IN N. then
condition will be stil more imptovet; a. 'lrv W'll
be naced under Government which wiz protect
them in the full enjoyment of civil liberty.
The Constitution commences by designating the
boundaries Of the Cherokee Natl beginning m
the North bank of the tennessee river. at the up
uer mart of the Chickasaw Old Fields. &c. The
lands are to remain the common property OF the
Nation but the improvements made thereon Al G
the exclusive and indetc sblc property Of the citi
zens who made, or NAV be rlghtlulIS IN possession
Of them The power Of the government is TO be
divided into three distinct drpartmcnts--thc lie
si,At,ye, the Executive and the Judicial The l.e-
ei,lntye power to be vested in two distinct branch
cs a Committee and a Council: and both to be
STYLED, "The General Council Of the Cherokee
Nation The Nation is laid oft into eight dis
tricts: the committee to consist Of two members
from each. and to be chosen for two years: the
first election 10 be held the first Monday IN Au-
gust. 1928. The General Council to be held once
a wear, at New Echota.
The Executive power Of the Nation to be vested
in n Principal Chief who shall be chosen ny the
General Council ani shall hold his office tor tour
years. Three Counsellors are to be annually APP
pointed to advise with the Principal Chief III the
Executive part Of the Government, &c.
The Judicial powers to be vested in supreme
Court, and such Circuit and Inferior Courts as
the General Council may, from time to time or
der and establish. The Supreme Court to consist
Of three Judges. All the Judges are to be appoln-
ted for four years No Minister Of the Gospel Ell.
isble to the Office of Principal Chief or to seat
in the General Council. Religious freedom toler
ated. Shcrffs elected in each district, by the
qualified voters. and to hold their office tor two
Years. Marshal t. b. appointed by 'he'r Zen
cra Council for four years; his jurisdiction to ex
tend over the whole Cherokee Nation. The right
Sf trial By Jury to remain in,iolate. &c.
The mode Of appointing the various other OH
GERS indispensable in well regulated COVE nmen'
is laid down much in detail; and the document
taken altogether, we think. is well calculated t
produce the most happy results The success o
the Cherokees will stimulate Other nations to adoP
a similar policy; and we may vet live to see one
tribe after another, by doppln. the t'mahawk, an'
following the example set them. rise from savage
barbarity to responsibility in the civilized world
Huntsville, .aiab.) Democrat
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

?, "a worthy TO be remembered that the Jackson
,G.;nl Journal, the United States Telegraph
iiD;,n. majority OF a score in the House OF Re
us.en,atvcs Speaking of the election of the
L son Sneaker. il saws. this "enabIcs the friends
| u zen, jackson TO TAKE UPON THEMSELVES
Nv ADMINISTRATIONS Of THE GovEhNMFNT 81
n.,s it comes within the legitimate control Of
Erorrrcss." II next boasts OF these facts as ena
|l;nr Congress- to stem the tide Of corruption and
!, or,est all the measures OF the administration,
rbich il does not approve. We desire that all
these facts and expressions may he kept IN mind.
The House NAV institute what inquiries il shall
ainI propcr 1T may call for all papersand send
i,r ali Persons 1t Shall think necessary to it
e,eurc we have right to look. and to it the PEG
n uo,c look to afford evidence Of the corruption
bich has been charged upon the administration.
If ,he.e has been any. which we boldly deny, let
L have the proof. II the public money has been
,,utonly wasted let it be exposed. Let no abuse
ey,t in ,lai kuess but let all be brought into the
glare OF day.
If this is not done, the people will have right
N conclude and they will conclude that every act
IL The administration has been right. has been
ahat it ought to be; an effort to promote the pub
lie veal. Nothing is expected, nothing is asked OF
wished from the fort earance Of the Jackson men
They are called upon, by their duty, by their allie
giancc and their desire to promote the election OF
Gen Jackson and by what is most operative, their
own love of office, to cry aloud and spare not
They are dared to every inquiry which their ma
lice or their ingenuity can set on foot.
philadelphia Press.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

The Vice Prpsidpncy.-A resolution passed the
House Of Representatives of Georgia. OH the 9th
instant, nominating William II. Cranford as a
candidate for the Office of Vice President of the
United States.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
MIR. JEFFERsON'S OPINION OF GENERAL
JACkaON'S CLAIMS TO THE PRESt-
DENCY.

".fy faith ii the sclf government .f The People
has nerer been 50 shaken as By the .Burts made at
the lust eectitn to place ORR their heads ore who
in prery station he erer iiiFd, either military or
crit, has made it point to ri9lote every order aud
instruction sirpn him. and take his oun ambitious.
piN as the gads If his conduct
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

stated meeting OF the Delaware academy Of Naara
Se;race will be held at the Town Hall, Saturday Her
at hree o'cuuk--when more addresses will be dc
lvered r. A. HENDERSON, Sec'y
Wilmington, Jan Cd, 1928
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

The main exception, and almost the only one, that has
been akenby the Opposition presto the Presidents Mes
sage IS the omission press upon Congress revision OF
fe thrift OF duties upon imports The Report of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury shows that according TO ne
IN he earliest DAYS Of the Government tina, sub"ci has
been left 10 the Secretary Of the Treasury, the ony ead
If par ment who is BY law required to make 10 Can
eres al annual exposition of the concer's placed under ms
charge OF that report it is not our pnrose now ospeak
De ian do 60 at greater leisure We only refer it
0nf that there has been tcnon, The part OF the
Executive. to avoid the question.
In re.ard the general exception taken TO the Message
hy those who can find other fault in il, that the Pres'
dent has NO. reiterated his former recommendations "t
several becs of the first Importance to naonal errsts
and rue national glory, NAV be remarked that the
Message ,sef refers generally - the Presidents fome'
recommendations all of which upon record ard that
the omission repeat Hose recommendations seems 70 ne
properly attributable IL respect Tor he discretion WIN
which Congress invested and certainly not either to any
change opiron in relation to these Objects on the par
Of tic President to Indifference To the sublec's
which he has heretofore essed upon their attention.
Mn I.iel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

Defechon.--In Penpsy lvania the changes grea.
and that a jackson man., recommends that
conf itec should be appointed 10 ham those who
Put ON the jackson eitcoral cke shall 7oh 'noafh make
report the, continue in favor OF General Jackson-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
G1 We trust our subscribers will bear in mind
that now is the time to pay an advance Of six
months and save fifty cents.

Adams County. in Pennsylvania, has followed
the example Of Lancaster County and elected
James .W.Sherry. Esq the Administration cand-
date, by majority Of three hundred over the
Jackson candidate. Both these counties were
strong for Jackson year ago.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

The subscribers the BALL 10 be given at the Brandy.
wine Springs the 9Th instant, requested to Gull
Smiths Hoe! and receive their tickets.
Ian &
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
Sr. AUGUSTINE, DEC. s..

O.anres.-This article is in great plenty here.
Merchants abroad would make good business. II
f,ev would send cargoes in exchange for them.
single oran.e tree, in the grove OF Mr. Anto-
fio Alvarez, produced $500 oranges. we nave
beard however. Of tree Oh the St. Johns that pro-
duced six thousand.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

Science is better than riches. because science
will guard thee. and thou must take care oil riches
Riches diminishes by expenditure; but science IN
creasrs with enjoyment.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

In Philadelphia on the 9th ult by the Rev. Mr. R@l
ney. MIR. CHARLES DUTlLH Merchant, to Miss CORA
youngest daughter OF the late DR. JOHN hoNoEs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
Valuable Mill, at Public Sale.

Valuable Mill, at Public Sale.
ExzR Will be exposed to public Sale, on
&#ETFl6 Saturday, the 26th day Of January anst at IL
H42 h.@ O'clock at the house Of Ann starr. in the
AE4xy9@ village of Cant@e ellis Bridge, that long
ahshed and valuable Mill, known by the of Nor
entoyn MIL" (situate the head Of Appoquinmink
Creek, about miles above Canwers Bridge,) together
with good sorry frame dwelling house, kchen and
four acres of prime land. This Mil is one of the very
best stands New Castle county for country work, and
has lately undergone thorough repair aud been put in
complete order for Merchant work Terms made known
the day Of Sale by A. Ii. PENNINGTON,
Cantwells Bridge, Jan I, 1923 1917
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

MAkRiED-On the morning Of Tuesday the Is inst ,
BY the Rev. Samuel Bell Mr. VIM. KENNEDY to Miss
MARY ANN, daughter Of WIN GuIEn Esq, all of New
castle County
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
STRAYED,

4 yearling hefer calf with some brown spots on the
IN mouth and legs, larger brown spots the
sides the face and remainder white. II was chased lately
from Col Caldwels farm and supposed to have made
quested, and compensation will be given by the subscriber
Rev p. KENNY,
Wilmington and Lancaster Turnpike road.
January 4. 1928 20--4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
NOTICE.

IL persons having demands against the estate Of Joli
~ BeptN deceased, late OF the of Newcastle,
requested present them duly atesed for settlement,
nd all persons indebted the II make immediate
payment to HENRY NINlNG. Atty IN fact tor
Mary Beyic, Adm'x
Newcastle, Jan. 8, 1923. 20-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

4 criminal under sentence Of death in BUTTS
County. Georgia. on Friday, l+th inst. when the
hour 4 execution arrived, forbade the entrance Of
the sheriff into his prison. and succeeded in deter
ring him from the execution of his duty By threats
Where was Governor Iloup with his Hancock
troop
There were eigip.une vessels AL nations in The pore
Of Havana on the 18th utmo, of which fn-siae were
American. -
The worst region is that in ahch friends are
wanting
He whose passions conquer his understanding
surely perisheth.
Virtue reisns where there y religion and disci-
pline.
There ia no greater enemy IN the eyes Of the ''1
prudent thau he who sdyt>cs ban.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

There were 81 ships, AZ briggs, 81 schooners, .
sloops and | 6 steam boats-totai ~ l" VIC Poi'
of New.Or!eans on The Sd Of December,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

n-T,We t'ust our friends at Dover will furnish
us with an account of the most important prc''ee"-
ings of the Legislature during the session JUST COM
msnced. We shall receive their favors with
much pleasure
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

n' The arrival Of the packe, ship Brighton,
''An Scbor, frou. London, which lief Cowes
n'ne ID OF March, the Editor Of the n York
commercial Ad ertisrr have received London
N''s The Isl March and Shipping Lists Of
SAME date. Their principal contents will
nun" below. 1t will be seen hat the sup
'eo declaration Of war BY the Porte, and the
N',ed massacre Of The Russians in C6nstaa
=" '~s' on the authority ofrumor alone, s
>'"nrma'iOn. Turkey is ready for hos
-, ~ ou' We have no right, as vet, to an,ici-
=, xm. The vote in favor of repeating the
ia. w and test acts, and the appointment
d.: '<it as President nf the Chamber Of
P,,T,~ "e''' ">lice. The proceedings oil
s,,,,,, = nave lately been or highly i'm
5,H :" Character, and indicate change in the
" Condition of England.
,fr 'UIASD The London Times OF o. as,h
H.. 1afy, says, "the majority of - in Tho
70, =, commons, on Tuesday night, in ia
=, The repeal Of the celebrated les, s Cor.
AM a Acts, Is in truth what may be called .
dnS event. |, will sound from one end
>NlnsdOm to the other, and the echo viii
ne "ea'l in foreign ports"
u, =" Particulars of this vote we are unable to
srn |,aay' A highly interesting exposition
a,4s ! ''a't OF the police Of the metropolis was
WI reel: IN the House Of Commons