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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02

Richmnnd, Noy 81, lS09.
G AI-E--WIEE- b. SOLD. to the highest
- bidder, in Powha,2n county, on Wednesday
;he 10Th day OF Jasuaty. 1910, at ,he plantsii.
OF ef she late Jane. Bratby, dec. for ready
money between twenty and thirty valuable yir.
Siois 6om SLAVES. al the stock of cattle,
hogs aud horses, and some cnIn, fodder, &C.
Tine plantation VIII also be rented or leased TO
,he highest bidder on the same day.
SAMUEL. Butt EIs EN'or. of
JAMES A. BRADBY.
Surry December 10Th, 1902 9tp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02
The Alcoholized Acia,

ice IS cents.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22
FILlAL SENSlBuLrTY.

A YOUNG gentleman in the Military Academy at
xa,as cat nothing but soup dry bread, and drank
only water. The Sovernour, atributng this ,siugu-
larty to excess Of devotion, reproyed his pupil for it,
who. however, continued Ape same regimen. The
Governour for him aglh,, and mio med him that
such singularity unbccdmng him, that he ought
20 conform TO the rules of the Academy. lie next
dcavoured 20 learn the of this conduct, but
as the youth could not be persuaded to mpat the
crct he at last threatened send him back 10 his
family. This menace terrified him into an immedi.
ate explanation. Sir" answered he, C. in my fa.
theirs house cat nothing but black bread. and Of
that very little; here have good soup and excel.
lent white bread, and may fare lnxuriously. But
cannot persuade myself TO eat any thing else, when
consider the situation in which left my father and
mother." The Govcrnour could not refrain from
tears, at this fliai sensiby. Your father" saic
ne, .'has been in the army has he pension !"
No." replied the youth, (" for twelve months pas,
he has been soliciting one; the want OF money has
obliged him te give up the pursuit. and rather than
contract any debts at Versailles, he has chosen htc
of wrctchcdness in the country" SWELL" rcturn-
cd the Governour, If the fact is You represent
il, promise obtain for him 500 lyres ayear. And
since your friends in such poor circumstances,
take these three louis dors for your pocket expenses
and will remit yoar father the first half pension in
advance" "a All, SIR" returned the youth, rs YOU
have the goodness to rewit sum OF money to my
father, cntreat you TO add these louis d'ors to It.
Here have every luxury can wish for, they would
be useless to me--but they would be OF great ser.
vice to my fahet for his other children.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22
New Stationary Office.
JOSIAH c. SHAW,

INFORMS the publick in general, and his friends
i in particular, that he has opened small sssort-
mcnt Of the most approved STATIONARY, COM
prising, among other, the following articles, viz
Paper---looiscap, pot, letter, gilt and black
edged, of the various descriptions
Quills, from rs 10 25 cents, per bunch;
Pocket Books, from So to So each,
,rcnknives, An assortment;
Backgammon Tablesi
Scales and Dividers
Ink Stands, Scaling Wax;
Sand Boxes, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Powder;
Shaving Soap;
Black Lead Pencils, &C. &c. &c.
Besides variety ofartclcs too numerous to mention
ALSO,F SALE,
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, for marking
Linen, and constant supply Of the celebrated three
slit metalick Steel Pensai which will be sold at the
Boston retailing prices--CALl. AND SEE.
Exchange and Lottery Office
No. 118, Thames-Street,
Newport, April 10th, 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22

Tune" Erin so Brah-"
BLEAK blew the Wild blast, DER the lsaf-csyered
hamlet,
The pale moon illumin'd the wind-rayag'd green,
While rowing along BY the banks Of the streamlet,
Ah how chang'd from the days, when in friends
Kind protection, 3D.
The path still she tollow'd of duty's direction,
Ere yet her fond heart pedg'd ITS youthful affection,
10 him, vino has lctt hef---tlle victin Of Lore
Once first on the plain sweet dispenser Of gladness,
Her hope broDbing bosom, with transport beat high
Now tortur'd with sorrow, and raving with madness,
Despair and distress, sit enthron'd in her eye,
That eye, which with JOY and with Love, once was
beamng,
Now with dark and with fiantickenpresson is gearn-
ing,
Or with tears of regret and emotion are streaming,
For him, who has left her--tLe ysct,s Of LoUe
When blooming II beauty, and deckd by the graces,
IN The spread paths Of gay pleasure she rov'd,
As jocund she tracd Of the dance the gay nazes,
Her EDwhsD approached hef--she saw and she loy'd'
With new felt sensations, she thrilid and she tem.
Her quick .mantling blush the dawns crimson resem-
bied, s..f
The glance, the confusion, the sigh, i'll dissembled,
Tod the tale Of sweet LAUaA--thc victim Of Lone !
Nor unseen was the fair ones enamour'd emotion,
Nor in vain did she speak the dumb language Of
Love fgr h,
Soon his passioniegn'd sghs, and his VOWS Of devo-
ton, sF.
Were heard and were witnessed by each lonely grove
Too fonly adnrring, too fondly believing,
The soft stealing tales Of her EDWARD receiving,
Of her peace and her innocence LAURA bereaving, .
The traitor deserted--the victim Of Lsue /!
In Hcavn thepure spirits with JOY and with kindness
Receive the frail wandcrer from errour when freed,
But mortas, vain compound of frailty and blindness,
Withhold the indulgence often they need,
Their breasts gainst compasslon's mild influence
siceiing, 8as Gh
Their hearts with cold obdurate cruelty sealing,
Her friends, her companions, her parents, unfeelng,
TO anguish consignd the poor--uieffm .f Lore
Not long, hapless girl, art thou fated to languish
Soon, soon wilt thou find in thy .Makera Friend.
Thy bctrayer shall sufer--for heart-rcnding anguish
His pillow will thorn, and his footsteps attend.
While Angels above, with joy shall receive thee,
And cherubs 'dcligh, o. thy woes to relieve thee,
No signing, n@r sorrow weeping shall geieve thee,
But happiness crown thee Sad rictirn IF Lspe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22
CALL AND SEE.
JOSIAH c. SHAN,

HAS just received, and offers for sale
Il Il on the most liberal terms at his new Station.
ary Office, No ll8, 7names-sfree
i A complete and elegant Assortment of
Legal, Commercial, and Notaral Blanks printed on
superiour Paper and the first style Of the Printing
Art--among which are the following, VIZ:
Deeds, Bills OF Sale
Powers Of Attorney, Shipping Papers,
Declarations ON Proinis- Coasters Mahifests,
sary Notes, Blank Checks on the
DO. on Book Accounts, Banks i'll .Ne7vporf,
Indcntures, Bills of Exchange,
Bills Of Ladng, uf Seaman's Journals, &c.
.hlo--Just received an Assortment or Penknives
Of various prices, from 25 to 100 cents. STATION
AIRY as usual.
Managers Lists Of the fortunate Numbers in the
9Th Class Of HaTeM Bridge Lottery, may be seen at
this Office.
v Erchange and Lottery OGce,l y,n. oz
No I18 Thames s-stree '
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22
Seth g Stephen Tates,

INFORM their friends and the publick in general
that they continue to- carry on the Painting and
Glazing business in their various branches at their
old stand No. q, .,tstreet, they gratefully acknow-
edge past favours, and solicit the custom OF heir
friends & the publick who from the neatness and faith
falness IF their work heretofore evnced may be
surcd that nothing. their part shall be wanting to
do the same hereafter
Nezbert, June 6. 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22

NOTICE.

THE Subscribers intend to COM
i meace the Weaving of all kinds of COTTON
CLOTHS, at their Factory in this town, in the course
Of ten Or twelve days. Those parents end guardians
G h,,n 70 learn ns art OF Weaving
imedia; Dages will be given according TO ,he ir
agesand sbTf,es, and increased they encrease in
the art Of Weaving - 4$
They will immediately commence Manufa ctarine
diferent kinds Of tuine and lines WanfeG. ~
A quautity of cle9 FLAx. Apply TO
Ns tN JAMES PERRY. or p
y. July "a. STEPHEN EEBLOIS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22
GODFREY WINMooD,
HAS FOR SALE,
On the m ,st reasorate terms,

A QUANTITY of Ship and Cahir
4 a Bread Aexandria and New York Flour of
the first quality; Molasses by the gallon; coarse
and blown salt by the bushel Ginger and Pearl
ash by reta-.liso, Mystick lyle by the dozen, and
Philadelphia Brick by the hundred Hops by the
pound Malt by the busheI or smaller quantity,
Wheat Brsn by the bushel Coal by the bushei
Likcwiss, A Quantity of Bricks and lyle, made of
pipe clay, suitable for for Ovens Aig1 80, 1899
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22
LIKEWISE, UHF.9TO.N's
ITCH OINTMENT.

"A medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it ATTY thing either danger
Gus or disagreeablc ~
One box cures person, and there need bc
no washing after the of as the skin is geners
ally left clean and smooth.
The above Bitters and Ointment are for
sale a the Druggist Stores Of CHARLES FExB
JAMES TAYLOR, and SAAUEL w. VINsoN, in New
port May %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22
NOTICE.

THE the subscriber having been ap-
pointed by the Hon. Court o Probate Of the
town of NEWPORT Administrator upon the estate Of
WILLIAM GODDARD,
late of said .Ne.epus, ShipCarpen,er, deceased ::
and having given bond according to law for the faith
ful discharge Of the trust thereby committed to him.
requests all persons who indebted to the estate
of said deceased, to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands against said estate, -
exhibit them to him.
BENJAMIN PITMAN, Jun.
Auo 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22
From tho BeDast Commercial Chronicle.
SO.N0--FRO.M TIE IRISH
TIE TRAuGH WELCOME.

TIE TRAUGH WELCOME.
SHALL son of O'DonneH be cherries and cold.
While .N'Kennas wide hearth has .-fagsot TO spare
While O'DsnneHis poor. shall M'Aenta have gold,
Or be cloth'd while limb Of ODonneQ is bare
While sickness and hunger thy sinews assai,
Shall VI Keuia unmov'd, quatf his madder of mead
On the haunch of a deer shall ~ 'Aeana regalc,
While Chief Of 1yreoaneiii is taintng ter bread !
No enter my dwelling, my feast thou rhall share
On my pillow of rushes shall reciinc
Aud bold is The heart and the na.d that will dare
To harm but one hair OF ringle, Of thine. -
Then come to my. home, stis the home of friend,
In the green woods Of IraHgh u,ou'rt safe from thy
foes, antt
Six sons Of .N'Kenna thy steps shall attend,
Aud their six sheathiess skeans shall protect thy &c.
pose. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22

THAT V.dLU.aBLE ESTATE,
No. l12, g lis, Thames Street.
NOW occupied by Charles C.. Hos
4 Y khw g Co. The Lot measures As feet, OF,
Thames street, and 100 Church street, with store
on it. The House has nile rooms on Floor, viii,
agood Well OF water at The door, For terms ap-
ply to
THOMAS ROWLAND. .
Jan. 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22

sXNIE the Subscribers having been ap-
Wv pointed by the Court Of Probate of the
town Of .Aeaport, in the county of .Nerport, Com.
mssionersto receive and examine the Claims against
the estate Of -
GCRTON ANDERSON, u,
late OF seid Ncvfors, deceased, Repre- Insol-
vent. do hereby give notice tba, months fsom the
date hereof allowed the creditors of the said
sstate to bring in and prove their respective claims
to either of the subscribers at THEN respective dwell
lings, within the time afore said, ~ 4
~ ~ JASON SPRAGUE,l c.,.
JOHN w. DAVIS, .oof' oo'"''sf'
All persons indebted 10 said estate are requeeted
to make immediate payment to
ESTHER ANDERSON , - 80.
-. FRANCIS ANDEaSON.S '1am'"'s"o'ors'
/ May 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22

REAL ESTATE--FoR SALE.
THE Subscriber offer, for sale, his
Il House and Lot, together with large Coach
House and large Stable, the largest and best in the
town OF Newport, situated In Droad-street, few
doors from the State House.
The above properly will be sold reasonable, and at
accommodating terms. 80
JAMES PERRY.
July 1s. 1877
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22

from whence nc was going as Ambasssdour, the
king said to him {" The principal instruction you
rcourr is, to observe line of conduc, exactly the
reverse to that of yosr prcdeccssour" "Sirc," re-
pIed he will endeavour to act that You shall not
have accession 10 give my succsssour the like al
vice" t, fs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22
DANIEL SHELDON,

y EsPECr rFULLY informs his friends, that he
~ has on hand ,l4 =,
A quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Plank
Joist, Sec. SC.
Which he viii sell cheap. at his stand on sHER
BURNE's Wharf. .Nsv Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22
Samuel Dnyee,
respectfully informs hisIriends audthe

NCFPtLJHEtV HyOTH1S UfS II7tTIlZS 17gU -I7Ic
PubHck,
THAT he has taken the House formerly
occupied by WILLIAM ALMy, on the main
road, leading to the Bridge, where he proposes
keeping House of Publick Entertainment ladies
and Gentlemen Parties of Pleasure and Travellers.
who may call on him will receive every attention,
and the best accommodations in bis power to stow
N. Is. Ladies and Gentlemen may be ac-
commodated with Boarding, on application as above.
Portsmouth,, July 4, 1910. 16.sw.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22
For Jaundice and Bilious
COMPLAINTS.
\ HHE.4To.N7s
Genuine Jaundice Bitters.
PRICE FffTY cEAT.

PRICE FIfIY CENT.
Secured TO Inn by Letters Patent from he President of
the United States.
A MEDICINE extremely useful for curin:;..
\ Jaundice and bilious disorders, and removing
that sinking, faint and distressed feeling at the ston,-
ach, difficulty of breathing, loss of appetite, and
sleepy dull heaviness in the fore part of the dav
weakness and trembling of the limbs, dizziness of the
head, and yellowness OF countcnance complaints SO
common to jaundcy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected
New-England by tie above medicine Gas may be sec
by the bills) prevent the necessity of further recon
mendation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22

THE Masts, spars, Sails, Rgpg, Stores, &c.
i suitable for single decked Big, of Ito on
lis tuns high or double deckcd Brig OF I2O
or 1S9 tuns-. t
For terms, and particulars, ppyto
CONSTANT TABER.
June %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22

nNE new Stage Coach. .Rso,--t~o Coaches and
~ harness. They will b. sold cheap and OH
liberal credit. Please enquire at the oface of the
Rhode-Isiand Reputhean.
July lS 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-22
WANTED.

TMMEDIATi.LY, a Journeyman Halter. A good
i Workman az the business, will meet With con-
slant emplo, mcnt, by, applying to
SAMUEL MOSES.
July is
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A F A r M.

Tobc Sold, a, fO.sLsl II AUCTION
by order efte Supreme judicial Cor by the Subscribe
On MLNDAl the oath Of September mex
at O'Clock, W. On the Premises,
Gy fair, IF moi, the first fair day Gfisr,]
ALL III, right, TIE .tp miei,Si, which
WALTER WATsoS, late Of South Kingstown, died,
seized, to certain FARM (called the Robert Hazard
FARM lying in Boston Neck, i'll said South klngstown,
containing lis acres OF excellent Land, with Dwell
ling House, Barn, &c thereon, and large Orchard
of the best grated fruit said Farm is bounded on
the sea and on Pctaqo.mscutt river, and is well fen
ced snd watered and well proportoned foi meadow,
pasture and ullage land, ,-.9iso, A certain Wood Lott
pang in South-Kingstown, about half mile from
'ly publick road and two and half miles from Lit
theRsst K containing about 40 acres, covered with
tie tmbcr--.diso, House and tot of Land, contain
fneabout 3-4th of acre said House is in good or
ing Conditions made know at the time and place
der ale,
of S y .9druuisfrntor to the
JEREMIAH BROWN '1,,s;s z''a; %ss.y.. !; %.sr-s {
South Kingstown, Jul' 10, 1910. : l81Ow.
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Horizontal Patent Pump.

THE Subscriber having been authorized
by the Patentec Of the HORIZONTAL P.i-
TENT PL.lff, to make and vend the same, ex.
clusirey or this ISLANDS informs those persons who
may be nclinedto make use OF the same, that thcy
may be seen, and their principle exhibisd on appl.
cation TO the subscriber.
JOHN CAHOONE
July TO- l7,f
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TAKE NOfICE.

A IL persons having accounts Or de-
"A mands against the RHorR-rsLASp GOAL
coNPANy, arc requested to present them immedi-
atey to the subscriberto tor settlement.
CHAkLESs NICHOLS.
Portsmouth, GRID July 10. 1s,Sw.
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TWENTY DoLi.Aito REV AID
n EsERTED iron, Rose's-I,Iapd or, tn


IN ESERTED from, Rose's-Island cnsth
~ night of the Sd inst, the following Soldiers ba
onping to tho Arno Of the United sta,es--vir. ---
AMo GRANT, aprivatc in the Reyirnrrtef .frht-
erists25 years of age Brown Hair, Gray Eyes tar
Complexion, and native of Bennington, Con ! His
face marscd with gunpowder-had ON when Inc went
away round hat, coarse Linen Frock and Trowsers
and shirt with frilled oosom, and took away with
him large silver watch, with silver chain, and
gold key.
NATHANIEL BROWN. Of the Rife Regiment, a.
bout feet t,ninces high. dark hair, dark eyes, and
fair complexion, born in Sstfon, Horcsiar c.Hn.y,
(.fas, had ON green coarse linen rifle trock and
trowsers, trimmed with ycllow fringe.
whoever viii take, up said deserters and deliver
them u the Commanding Officer At Eots wolcott or
Adams, shall receive the above reward and aifneces
ssry charges pad
- J. IIOU,E Capt .frii'erisis
as Csmssardsay.
Port Uclcoff. Jnh s, 1910.
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10 DE4 III I,
vTNAE HOUSE. now occupied b,
A Messrs. DRUMMoND & EAsTON. No : IL,
Petdsmstree: Possession may be had by the 18th OF
May. v.".... .ilSo, ...... t
That new and well finished House, one door west
of the above. Possession may be had by the first o.
April,
eNessport, FED %, 1910 ttrt
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TIN G,

Tn all ts S.,y. exceuted with elegance snd des-
n patch, and tue cheapest terms pos sbie, 1t tbs
oSee oi tI,e Hsis-istlad R;psofe'sa,
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HE Subscriber takes this mode OF

fHE Subscriber takes this mode or
II informing all those who are indebted 10
am, by book accouat or note, tn call and settle the
same, to enable him 70 meet those who have de-
mands against him he hopes this will be ssticiens
without further notice
: He rarries on the Blacksmith business
.srsual. IN all its various branches, with neatneH
nd spatcb, at his shop. No. 4, Gross srerf, where
avery order viii be punetually attended to, and eve
cy favour gratefully acknowledge.
WILLIAM WHITE. 49,
n n Two Iourneymen. such rs are good work.
men may hear Of employ BY applying above. y
/. Newport. March 81 49, ~
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NOTICE is hereby given to the
4 y Creditors, to the Estate OF
JOHN DAVENPORT. 80
tie of T;Uerson. deceased, Represented In nsolvent,
aat Sir Months from the Date hereof, are allowed
hem to exhibit their Claims 10 the Subscribers, who
tire appointed Commissioners thereon by the Hon.
tourt of Probate of the Town of Iiuerfon, that they
will attend, at the Dwcng-hous of JEREMIAH
DAyENPORT,in 7i,~-tsn, the last Saturday of
April. June and August next, at of the clock in
IioLnHR ALMy,
JOHN WILCOX, .
~ b. All persons Indebted to the Estate are re-
ques,ed % make immediate payment to -
JEREMIAH DAVENPORT, .4da'inissrxs-:
TNerton. March 16. 1870 ~. ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-15
NEW York, Oct. 9.
FROK HAIIL

Captain Mariner of the sch'r Syren, ar
rived Yesterday informs that battle was
fought at Cape Nichola Mole, on the s4th
of August, between Chris;ophe & Pelion's
armies. Christophe commenced al attack
on the town early 10 the morning, and con-
tinned the attack till 8, when he was totally
defeated by Potion. Christophe's force
consisted Of $500. 600 of the former were
killed and two marshaIs (Bagge & Manne1
two other n,aYsnaIs we've wounded. Potion
lost about 60 men.
Early in Sept. 5 Of Chr;stoph-'s barges
wcre taken off the Mole, by squadron of
Per;on's boats.
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October Is.
NIGHT SCHOOL.

THE subscriber bess leave respectfully
4 TO inform his friends and the public III
general, that he intends on Monday the l4ih
inst. to open SCHOOL, where parents and
guardians wishing to have their children or
wards well Instructed in Reading, Writing,
ARITHMETIC, English Grammar and Book
Keeping, with some of the most useful
branches Of Mathematics, viz Geometry,
Trigonometry and Surveying, may have their
wishes gratihed by faloring him with their
patronage.
John H. Wet.
-" Terms efimtion are very moderate 81
may be krozSa by APPLYING TO him at his dzvei-
Ing on Water street, orat the .Hcademy, .jorS
merly oceuhied by Or. Jonathan Foster,
October 8. SIN
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different merits, & the whole literary world
be. eager 70 purchase. The English price IS
ex,rayagan,ly high; flee ,gui'eas. The sale
of one large editi on would prove that poets
need not be poor. We hope the American
edition about to be published in New Work
will not be above one guinea. 1.-THE profits
could go in part to the authors, higher
price would no, be deemed exorbitant. We
had thought the rage Tor wove paper and
hot press had nearly subsidedi in England.
AS Mr.. Jefferson wrote letter of con-
sratulation to Louis Bonsparte, when he
was made King, it may be expected he
will write letter of coincidence to him on
his becoming again private indlvia'1aI--
Portland Gaz.
The following gentlemen are elected Re-
representatives. to the twelfth Congress from
the state of Maryland Messrs. Mon,go.
merry, Brown, M'Kinl, Little, Kent and
Ringgofd, republican, and Messrs Key,
Stewart and Goldsborough, federal. The
political character Of the representation will
be the same as that Of the present Con.
gress.--Nat. Int.
A duel was fought on ,hc 25th ul,. be-
tween Stephen a. Hopkins, Esq. of La
Fourche, and Philip Grymes, Esq. attorney
general of ORLEANS Territory. On the 81
fire Mr. Grymes received ball between
the right ribs. The wound is said to be
mortal.
A duel was fought recently near Francis
Vile, West Florida, between Francis Trip.
lett and James Turner, Esqrs. attorneys at
law, at Pom, Coupee. The first fire Mr..
Triplett received his antagonists ball direct
ly thto' the heart, and expired instantly.
James Warren Oliver, late mail Stage
driver between Santee and Georgetown, S.
Carolina, WAS committed to gaol q, Charles
ton, S. C. on the 2oth ut. for the robbery
of the mails. Upon his apprehension he
confessed The fact to the postmaster at Fay
etteville. Between 600 and 700 dollars, a
part Of his plumber, was found on him at
the time of his apprehension. He was
brought from Raleigh, n. c. to Charleston
in irons.
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tSs most =. county, calling on the n,sn
a $ y . convene meeting for the pu eRse-
,s,ria . ;o o consideration the most eIs;
dnsios g. 'as If advancing the claims OF 'as's
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ENTERED,
Schooner Alpha, Lan2hier, Norfolk
Sundries: to the master.
CLEARED,
Schr. Brothers Return, Weston, Bar
BADGES !: by the master.
Schr. Agneo. Matthews, Boston: Faxon,
Metcalf and Co.
Ship Citizen, Dodge, George Town:
Bowie and Kurtzs