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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-18
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Tic fine Shift AGAWAM,

E&MM% d ATnn1i Smith, Master
- Burfhen 400 bids.
Now at Bermuda Hundred, in good condition,
and ready to receive her carso-three fourths
of which is engaged; for tue remainder, or
passage, apply to
June z. A.
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IAKE NOTICE.

UiN be sold at PnbHck .fuction, to fhe hghesf
bidder,on MO.FD.4Y the 29h day Of .4hTa
neIt, (I .tair zcGfher, if MOI The FIRST .fair
day after) # nor frepiouoiy diSkoSed Ut as
hriuate SoLe
TINT large and elegant brick House, situate in
Il Portsmouth, on the turnpike load, leading fiorn
Bristol Ferry to Nctrport he House contains IL
Rooms and two lage Halls, YER, convenient for par
ties OF pleasure, aud dining rooms for large oom-
panies. The elevated situation of the House sforts
delightful prospect, and is well caio uia,ei toe
southern bo'rders, snd exccIicnt stano for tay.
ern. Terms of payment made easy.
.2Is0-Wl be sold on the sane day, Of not disa
posed of bcfore) 50 shares in said Turnpike.
For further particulars onutire of .bra1om Bari -
in Ne~bo't, orthe subscriber living the premises
Portsmouth Jan. 9 ARIEMAS FISH.
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NOTICE..

THE Subscribers having been appoint
ed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the town d
Newport, in the county OF Ncwpo.t, Con.nssiureis
to receive, examine and adjust The claims se aiust
the Estate Of
SAMUEL STERNE, Merchant,
late Of said Newport, deceased repre- sented fp-
solvent, do hereby give notice that siX months FROM
the date hereof allowed to tc creditors Of said
estate, to bring in their respective claims either
of the subscribers, at their respective dwellings,
within ihe time aforesaid.
DANIEL DENBAM, jun2 c.:.
Jon TowNsENp, ''"""''"""
Ard all pc' sons indobted to sad estate, are re-
qucsted tosB,ske immediate payment to
SARAH STERNE, .idminisfrdfrix.
soHN SrERxk, .1aHinissr0tor. =
.Nswbor,, Dec. 4, 1910
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PUBLiCK NOTICE.

A 5 the bushes" OF the subscriber viii
1 4 hereafter, be transacted under the Firm Of
~ II. s. q. N. Lcohaitf.
all those indebted to him, having unadiuste de-
mands against him requested to cali for n.nic-
dlate settlemept. Those who are Indebted 10 ,!,e
ttor small amounts in arrearsges Of post.
age % newspapers, letters, &c. requested also
to make payment without delsyas the trouble of call
inS on then in person cannot be attended to- Loug
standing accounts, and arrears Of postage wiz
be indiscrimateiy prosecuted unless paid inmcdia,e.
iy. The subscriber hopes that this notice may lie
accepted IS sufficient apology Tor any prosecutions
that may be cor nenced without furtlleI advice.
Rfis,o, Dcc12. ID. A. lEONARD
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In consequence Of Carsous and FoHIEETH Z
i the Breath Of almost every person is rem
deIcd Ofcnsire. There are few persons, who \
have not more or less of the scsiyey about 4
The Teeth aud Gum, in the form Of dark b
scale or crust, OF tsrtsrious nature, ard 3
closely ndhcrng TO the teeth and, which II ]
not carefuH5 rem0ved, soon coirodes the e,icm- D
ell and subjects them TO that worst Of PAIN, y
the 7ooih .scAe.
Carious .nd foul Teeth, frequently occasion Y
head sche, and other nervous diseases, sick y
stomach and fever. Add To these the Def1r- y
mity 81 the mouth, occxsioned by Jsm and de- 4
fectve Teeth. q
TO prevent these disagreesble consequent !
ces, every person should attend TO the d1seas-
ed STATE Of their teeth, ~ ,ssly lite. \
And did people reflect upon the subject, q
there is hardly Any thing which would appear 3
worse, than mouth full Of Jsw and ca'lous ]
Teeth
QTLADIEs and GKsTLgsES, who wish 0
TO preserve their Teeth for fashion and future
usefulness, and to have them made clean, Y
white and beautiful, would do Sel to apply y
to the PHYsICLfN at 4
! No. 70, aiARL BORO'-STREET, y
near the Methodist Chapei,) who operates as
B & Dentist.
GT Advice given gratis. Dec. 2l. d
ooO-OGOSSSOa
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(SELSCTED.)

Y,rsss written on the .frsi ieaf of Bible.
Bi1Sris the man who. by temptatio, tried.
II wstom make. 'his holy lev his guides
Serene sui uidisturb'd his moments h1v;
he does 10 wrong, and therefore feels NO woe
What usugh sdvcrs,ty with po~'rful sway,
Cloud for tme the sunshine of his day,
And DER bic need. whiie iifc's horizon ours,
AH'ction, darkhng all her tempest pours
Cain ~ his breast ~i,h conscious virtue warrs.
1te hesN. ilmoy'd. the fury vt the s,srm
iauBht ny these glowing p,S,, ~" rvtu unh
t~arH hsS 10 1--we, And having iv'd, to die.
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EOk SALE.

A FARM living in Portsmouth,, containing 90 acres
"A of excelien, Land, pirSsAntiy s,.ua,d on the
east road, miles from .Ne~pori. Sand Farm has a
two story dw cling HrGse, and well OF good water,
Barn. Crib. and other convenient buildings, IN good
repair. The Farm is we'll propurtionGd tol uhage
meadow, and pasture Is we'll fenced With stone vail,
and hes good Orchard of grated fruit trees, with
between or acres of young growing Wood A
nv gentleman wishing to purchase, may know the
terms by applying TO JcssPa LAwroS, or JoHS
LAwroS, on the premises.
.iiso, Two acres and half of orcharding, situate
ON the side of The rosd opposite said Farm,
of sepcrate aud grated fiu, For further par,icu-
lars. enquire Of the subscriber on the premises.
JUSaPH LAW ION.
rtsuoush Ian
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TIE subscribers having entered inte
partnership, under the Address of
II II. S7 G n. leonard.
intend to have constantly for sale, very general
sortment Of Groceries, and ShpChandIcry articles !;
Wi. do all III the power give satisfaction their
customers, and gratefully acknowledge he smallest
favour. DAVID 4. LEONARD.
Bristol, Dec. 12 GEORGE w. LEONARD.
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POE7R1..
roa The RxoDE.sLASD nrpvsLIsAs.
TO CHARITY.


HAIL. cHAarrYl thou. child of love!
Celestial honsuIs from above,
And praises from the earth,
Commlnsicd, shall my stsps attend,
And in one robe of beauty blend,
To aeck and own tby worth.
Ten Thousand throng around thy court,
Mlstortune's subjects, sni the sport
OF penury and want,
Bow a, IN, SHRINE relate their grief,
Then humbly, ask . kind relief,
Which thou do'st kindly grant
Ny fancy winy'd towards thy door,
Aud s.w the n.It the bind, the poor,
Aad heard their frequent sshs;
No friend, sl.s but ther, TO save
I.smselses and chiidsen from tile grave
None else 10 bid them " rise P
] heard the limping soldier crave
suppEes of d,ve. Ne once Wa brave
10 hght his country's foes
nut now borne dosn by loads OF care,
He se,es 10 find ade.itt.nce where
Thy boupteous n.nds unciose.
Thou bd'st lin on thy pillow rest
To Usl~l the spTrOws of lie breast,
Aud dcs more OF pam;
Safely ~lthn thy fsyour'd dome,
~ a-ae peaceful, quiet home,
and Icsi thy tostr,5ig reign.
.8,Ions musirk not % sweet,
Nor vet .Hsrerpa, more discreeti
nsLtCtsSs brightest ray
Wheao'er my tenaeg sInisss sppesr,
Or voice is he-rd--or hand 10 near,
n am can no longer sIay.
I've seen thy f,rm---rve heard thy vo~,
Thine accents babe my heart rejoice;
T,e dwrlt oeG tbue abode,
fye srer the wido~ weep for Joy,
And nOtic'd III the phsn boy,
What to thy name he sw'a
Hail, saARirY! thou child of love
Gelss .isi honouIs from above,
And prsises from the oath,
Coasiogied, sh2li Thy steps attend,
Asd IN one robe Of beauty blend,
Vv asss and own thy worth.
CORDSLLA
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NOTCH.
TIE Subscribers having commenced business
under the firm of
ANTHONY & HISCOX,
Offer for sale at their store, on the Ferry " harS
opposite Nc. Ben amin Whghtmaa's, agenuine AS
sOrtment v: Groceries, winch they intend sell 40
low as can be Purchased in town-1hey solicit The
patronage ot the pubiick.
The smallest favour will DC gratefully acknowledged
b%NRN ANTHONY,
JOHN 5. HlSCOX.
Newport, Jan. 2. 1871.
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FOR SHE.

a Small, but convenient Dwelling House, al
n most new, situated on Sanford and Farewell.
street next north OF the second Baptist Mceiirg-
House For further particulars, inqune Of
Jan 23. JASON spRACUE.
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THE subscriber offers FOR sale the DWELLING
HOUSE and LOT OF LAND, fronting Wash
ngton and Wlliow-street, on Esston's Point, very
pleasant situation, and in go0d repair IF not sold
by the 25tb of March next, will then be 10 Let
Also, one other Dwelling House TO the eastward
OF the above, fronting Willow street. new aud con-
vencntiy calculated for two toncmonts If not sold
by the 25th of March next, the upper tenement via
be to Let: Terms made knorn by applying 30
Jan. 23 JAMES TOWNSEND
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IMPORTANT 70 TIE L.iDyRS
a Ieiser fsu sAnpo on tie inssrssti,g susj.ei Of
CCS5LEIS.
{" Dear .hi.sgs,

Dear .hssgS,
TuRRER day meet msss Phillsse in de treet,
she tut Ike atuxey VIII hs tai pre- al tr.u like
,&npos her head so hih sse able for see de- ps.
ment, sLe tsI.b.e over dc lsptone, she broke her
tos On dt Sidewalk and &c acpbc to p.>--'' Wh,
Phis.e, say !, what de debDie make yos so t.s.t
hike plckerel wh.t make YOU 80 b!nd YOU mt see
for go ," fhillsss she tell me enc had ON de
go'sdp, or iossp, or coasip, or what YOU call dem
unss dc buckr~in lady Wear before, Tor make him
ho.d up she head GOSSIP, believe "Uos.up!
why what you e-n cossI,, misse Phiili.se say |.
where you put hin what ne look like !" rLisse
she tel me ior fee. Lord bresse- sle say l. WAY
us big and long ike dc hossit tave how can YOU
wear dem he pinch you, make you looS So Ike .
wasp. Phiihsse dis nebber 10, near mass. turner
day, read long letter in DC ause paper, from Mas.
Piampus, oout dc ugly cossup and M.ssa FilAm.
pus he sAy bow dat one fine ch2mmin young buckran
mHse, WHO had dc rosy cheek and dc shiny eve sine
60 ded tor dem piaguy tings. And ms.sa he read
enc odder letter and dc paper too, from VI sss
Filum Fnampus, bout mssc Doublcco, she too t>ost
dcd, ali Tor dc cossup q Phltlisse spose you no
trow desc tings way you cum sick and you die too
Phiiilsse cannot bear tor you sick den YOU
look so tin and pale, like dc yellow mol.t, den
your eye no. shine no more" NY rhllssc she saw.
who care for Masss Fllampus and Massa Fium ri.
lampus He buckram man, he say so for frite de
lady of colour, and make dem frsid for follow de
fnshun OF dc buckram lady Spose de buckram istly
wear de cossup-l wear dc cossup she no fr.id-i
M ira,d" Pniliisse say i,spose you come sick
you no got mony for pay dc doctor, buckram lady
hab Den you hab nothing for comfort YOU De
white people dey say let poor ngger die what bis
bcss she make herself sick cause dc bdckram lady
she do SD Niger fool" Ten Philisse she prom.
ise me she will ,row way de cossup and uex time
see her she feel weli--bress me shs dance and
sac laugh, and she grin SO, and her eve shine, and
she ooS so chirk, i, make IN, heart jump in my ,oat
Tor see her. An hah. Phlilsse say |, you 10 hab
on &c cossup now. II de buckram lady was wise
like you, dey could laugh aud dance, grin too. Nir.
ger wise now-buckram lady fool
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CKANsrON & SllA,E,

CKANSlON & SiiA.T,
orr sf brNats sale, az Me~ fucion 0see, rcry de
com~oiatsy tums, for Cash or apbrored Creas
nNs hundred anu fifty bois fret quality supsr-
~ tine FLOUR
50 do. North Carolina do.
50 hhds j. proof J.maicA RUM
10 bags COFFEE.
80 chests SouctOng TEA.
10 kegs TUsACCo.
Liberal ADVANCE. of casa made on soods deposited
for pubii,S piTste sale. dsn
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HOR SALE, by the subscriber, vel.
L uable FARM, very pleasantly situated in the
town OF Mddletown, about MILES irom Newport,
adoning the river, on the east side OF the island
where there is good fishing and fowGng, AID To
the beach, atsordirg plenty OF manure. The fsrm
contains about 40 OF 50 acres of excellent Land,
good DN eilng House and Out Buildings, fenced with
stone wall, we'll watered, and an Orchard thereon OF
the bes, grated fruit trees, just coming maturity
For terms apply To the Subscriber, the premises
WILLIAM IAGGARr.
Middle own, Nov. z, 1910.
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NOTICE.
4 IL persons who are in debt to EP'iRAIM HAP
"A ARD. Jun. are desired To- make payment by the
15th of March. or his q, mands will be lodged with
an attorney for collection.
EPHRAlM HAZARD
North Kingstown, Jan. 9. 1874.
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n CIRCUMSTANCES of y peculiar nature took
place few days since in the District Court q, inc
United States, sitting IN this town. A iu,ym,n.
lNr JossPH EAroS, respectable trstiesman) ON
fading that fasmrs % ScJisaye was emp,oyed TO
plead cause Which vas coming before hm, rcspect.
fully submitted ais objections to the Court sgans,
hearing l,m on the subject observing that :. he
could MOI m eoSscIxScH, agree ably to the oath he
had taken, SIT and hear him plead the case; and thai
he should not pay any attention what W said. CON.
sderiag wia hs hal Zone. lie therefore, requested
10 be sHken ey fvh ne Jury The Judge, afer !.
few reservations, complied with his re quest
Bsss CarsaJ
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DAN!ti. SHELDON,
ID ESPECrFULLY lsforms his friends, that he
IN hs. on hand
A quantity of excellent cedar Clapboard,,
cedar Shingles pine oainse, Boards, Plank.
Joits, sc. sc.
Which he gill sell cheap, at Lis stasd on SHEa.
KURNES Wharf .Ace Is
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LufhoAck seminary Lolscrv.

LoftlOIcT ocN1NN) L0LicFv
T>IIE drawing of the tresch.o,eu Catho-
Il hek Senisary LOTTERY, third Glass, vil
positively commence on the iN MONDAY
of M-lch next, l.Ickness or death excepted }
Persons having drawn Tickets in the present
Class, aud vho have re elected taking out the
same, ere hereby requt sted 10 call immedi.
ate!y, or they vlli be sea.ed up aud Iodgea
with the Town Clerk OF this town, Tor the
beneht OF those persons on,y who purchased
their uckeus Of the Managers or some persori
legally authorized by them to sell the same.
PARDON TILLlNGHAST,)
THOMAS FRY, Managers.
GEORGE CARD,
erTlCkETS may be had of either OF
the Managers, and at the Office Of the RhoGe.
Island Reha6hcau, if called for soon.
East-G Gyeenwich, Dec. 81.
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WiLLiAI tNDS * SON,
No. 70, 2hamrs- -ureef,
HAVk just received large additicsa al supply Of
l. i tga'h"'KrIt, ri.Ju-N .it opG Lut-
>y--.rd noS offer for sale an assortment un,.usly
eXtensne They have on hand ~ usual, complete
"'.ortmcut OF N9iis-.lso sheet Lad, sheo, Iron,
steel oi various kinds, iron Stoves, Shovel. Aid
spades sc. &C.
Lsaesofse-an assortment of Swedes IRON
Oct, b,.r :,
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FOR SALE.

A IL the right, title and n,ercs, of .ucses Seiras
~ late OF .Ne~po,T. deceased, in the 2-Sds OF TIVE
t'scts of Land, the lying in Hebkiafon, in the
county of Dash,yion. and containing about % acres
with a dwelling house thereon standing The 9th
er lying partly in Hepktnion and partly in Erefu, in
said county, and containing ABOUT 65 acres; now in
the occupation Of Mr.. Joseph fIsh For further par
ucuiars enquire Of
JoGHEBED sEIXAS, }r
RgNJ. sENAs,
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TO BIZ LET,
LOT OF LAND.

EOR SALE, by the subscriber, valuable Lot Of
4 Land, situated at the corner of Division and
Church-srcets Said lot would be valuable stand for
TOR arcailers shOr,or would make pleasant situation
Tor dweiling-house. For terms apply 20
Jan 9. NORTON NILlBOR.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-11

Mr.. RAee from the eeNsnittee sppoia.sa
or tina, part Of the n ss,dens's m s.ase
WHICH relates to Wes. Fiarids, ttAprssd =
bill !" tor tn: government and proteeIion7of
Nrw Orleans territory." hradtvles and
referred 70 a select co,nmittee.
The house srdered the appointment. Of
three members 10 Join thee sf The Ssnsts,
as a committee tor the Library.
Mr.. Jennings reported a bill to aushar-
ise the election of. Sherltfs, iu Indiana Ter.
ritory referred Il the commltIes of !he
whole for Mondaynsxt.
Mr.. Bib called up his resolution for an.
nexing West Florida TO Nrw.Q,leans tsr.
ritory or making it 4 seperase setri,mial
government. Referred to the committee
OF that part Of the presidents message IN
the Florida business.
Mr.. Mumjsr6 presented the petition Of
.undry inhabitants OF New. York, praying
the renewal OF the y. States bank charter,
Referred as beiorr.
Mr.. Vaa-HorAe reported a, bill TO smeud
the charter u the Guy OF WASH. tpns-.-
Twice read and referred 70 tbs sommi.tse
oiths whole for Monday o,xt.
The house wers in debat-ton the bill fop
admitting New Oriean. e%erri,sry INTO ssss
uaioo, wh>n' sb'u' one O'Clock, a msssAss
was received from the senate, & tins doors
closed.
Arrived at Bal.imore, January 3, chip
London Packet, captain Houston, ifosA
Lisbon. Lett .here D c, moer S, brlss
ksteey, Skinner !; Ann, SpcaA.G Logs,
M't,amara; Martha, Uy., ali OF sud ior
Aiexandria.
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ca,ranursa paap 6asttts.
rRrDAY, JANUARY u.
HRoM WASHINGTON ]

he following. II appears to me 70
-s.randam Of some Caucus or de-
where, bu, | can make neither
adj nor tail OF II;
= ~. We know not the extent OF
N msnt-Thers is doubtless q trea.
,..,,.. offensive and defrnsive-ln
.eb easc Eagiaal is bound TO protect inc
e~.aeoies o. Spsin-she must protect the
J, 10 As well as any other-not To-
.Js-eannot be his I'LL an adjustment
c,,r formal conquest by convenion.-He
now conqusr Spaia---Wsst Florida,
d,,b. i. being included in the eesslon.-
.. -. DIMES n-Spain also-TIleyrauds
h.. cav never tho't of crding BEYOND the
tsbfssillr, aud The emperor will take part
wph ssain il we attempt 70 touch it-l8oS.
~protess--nass TO war With open
E-xyss-.sis de!yins Engiand-B*,ser wait
,HI ,he contest in Spain IS drcidrd-Na
rgals belongs o us, hu, no right TO seize II.
Brush atet rain commerce. War with
England unpopular: all sides opposed. and
,ery many republicans. dull speaker
|inows mush ana I'll nks he knows every
thing, must have 4 finger in every pys.]
w. A. Perctive some who have
ben considered in the rank OF republicans
gone over "a federalism and done like to
own %i,--just like the FEDS. lCAlled to order
said tout of order not gu, of t,uth-
/ West Florida ours--sitle good.--East
&Fiafida has no ownrr-not Josepa's not
{,h- Jun,a's. P~opled by horse thieves and
~couute, hsers of bank money. Care not
If Cham Of Tartar or emperor OF the Hin
doos is, ofrnded-People it with rvpubli-
caas-vast advanrage-May wan, the w
Indies in a few Jeass-raise our own coffee
There, oranges, lemons. be indeed hall
pficr-must have it-Nobody will send
forces there 70 take il from us---.kcn
mskY and Tennessee boys defend it--
Spanisa segars there-sca-island cotton,
grsen turaes--Make the United States of
all eiimat-s-Nons but anglo-tcds oppos
Rise in majesty of our streng,h-Fimr
10 show the British party how insignl6 an,
they arc Be hundred millions in a centu.
ry-Greatest nation in the world-Mus,
own all North America--Spu,h too--
Want energy, now complain because We
have FEDS find fault with everv thing.
They wanted TO take NV Orleans by force
now want 60 negociate--Key TO the w
in1isS-pin 70 che national pctticoat.-
l"ha; a scoldipg old maid of a brawler.]
", No STEP can be more rash and
blind-Fraught with inealeulahle mischief
Lock a, the trcasury-lean Purse-will
lad to the expenditure of many millions
kas,ern Brethren will not join-D Discussion
Wait a few veass---pe,haps can obtain
Psaseable possession. Geutiemsn from Vir.
g'ula Isl would take Canadians
We'll take lrtland-Been deceived as to IT,
us-CanGidly acknowledge. Jefferson de-
ss'ved himself or meant 70 deceive /; Jour-
Aas would show 1t ; sccrer message, 1906
Two millions; would not inclede the
woods East Of the Perdida.' Meant The
money Tor West Florida. Mus. leadto war
Unconstitutional in The presiden.-Can.
6rtss not bound to bear him ou,-Had A
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FIRc{NlA LEGISLxTURE
TUESDAY,, 9anuart s,

~ HNTtH H'A1rt $500 Et. ~ tlIW-
TUESDAY,, January 8,
Yesterday the assembly were almost ex-
clusively engaged ia eIectipg two mem
brrs of the privy council, to supply the
places Of Messrs. Heath and Henning.--
Nine candidate. started. At the end OF The
9Th ballot, Mr.. Charles K. Mallory, dele
gate, from Elizsbeth city, was elected In
two ballots more, Mr.. Linah Mimms. dele.
gate from Grsenbrlrr county, was elected.
The senate have rejected the bill for the
division OF Harrison county.
Extract Of letter fram the Cape Of Goo4
Rebe, dated October &.
success has attended an attempt to
cut cut two lndiamsn, with a part OF the
24th re giment, bound from here to Madras
captured by some French frigales and car.
ried into Port Louis. The Windham was
re.captured but on ate mpting TO get be-
tween the pass an island in the mouth Ut
the harbor) and the shore, TO destroy The
French F,lga'es, the Nrreid. captain VIII
longhby. only succeeded. The Sirius aud
Msgicienne ~f,iga,es ran aground. In 0 u
quence Of which the Nereid haI to sustain
alone the whole fire of the enemy, and WAS
compl trlv destroyed. The captain is bad
" wounded and escaped with only seven
mrP.
The Other ftigates not bring abb. to ct
off, have been burn, by their crews, VINO
have taken refuge on The Pass. They are
supported by the lPiirenia friss,e, but are
all hlotkadedby the French trigates. AS
the English have no other force at this mo.
mrnt, bur the Boadicra and Otter slooP Of
war, ithAs created a great alarns.
Our old admiral, Berthe. who sailed in
the Nyms frigate forBourbon abou, month
ago, is perhaps captured.
The idr: ofAmtrIca's wearing a foreign
YOKE is secuted as chincrical. 1t is rids-
cuird, at once, by manv good republicans
of both parties rs visionary and impossible.
We can never he conquered by Frame say
,hry.-Agrerd. She cannot conquer w
by her arms /; hu, her love may prove VIC
torious wh-re her arms cannot reach.
What a brave lit le country was Sweden !
How remote toa irsm the reach OF +. en.h
AIMS! Is Swed n a ronqu I'd con ~ -
Does Sweden wear a + ench Y, ke? las
France ever sent a soldier into Sweden
No! Blu, though French Intrigue and
French love, one brave king has been de-
throHed another has been corrupted, and a
| third chosen by the unit & voice Of free and
independent Sweden isa Frsschma" whom
hey had never seen, erected to the exc!u-
sion of their own royal family, and Of eye.
ry native Sw,de!
Who believes that Sweden is now indie.
pendent? Who believes that her mea-
snrts are not dictated by Napoleon?
say that Sweden is now a conquered
country, and that her subjects are tn sob
cts 1T Napoleon. Tbs is what I mean by
wsatsns a French yoke.
IWashingtonian.