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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-05
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N0tgee IS Acrc5y Siyt4,

h0t2ec IS AcfG5y SiV,@,
Pursuant 70 dccvctai order CT .'an lax cts.
u court, made o., tie 2l:n dty Ok .susa4
1910, will he sold. It pubic sale, to &,
hi, hest bidder. on tie premises, on liz.
day, tic twelfth d.: o. February ncx.
fair; iInot, on t,,@ next fax day essc.
dit. Of twelve mon;h,--,hc purchaser a.
irg bond with approved sccu,ity--
Sundry improved (snd ore vair
improved) LOTS, in tie town OF le4c&ct
and three acres GLAND adjoining TIE sd
town and some of tic lois aforesaid, shn
William Thompson, late OF the county atcv
sid, died seized OF: Also sun4gy pcrsa4
property belonging to Sill - iiliam l.oa}
sous este.
1T ths sens tsane end PLACE Oil a!@a
sold, on the saa.s terms,
The right vested in the Sid lhcuPa'
OF, in, and to, two unimproveA LOTS Ha
Gity OF % aSAiAstoh, ard d;s,r;c, o. Cmvnsr
and one thousand acres Of !. NND, sitca;: u
Harrison county, and state Of Virginia
These sales are H4,ie forahe bcacfr OF tx
.said Ihomnson's creditor. in sid cr(er n'th'
toned. The title papers, &c viii at "
time and place CT sale be p~odnced. th
purchaser OH the execution q proper BOA
will receive deeds for the llnded property
Richard Katc!iRt,
NJ. e. &. Fairfax cotS'
NOrE- Ii il avro ted ,i,ot tba r-pIUOlk9
some person for them, ~il attend.
R.R.
DeCemier %. 2l'a
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW PUBLICATIONS
Tust received and tyr sele by "a ME3
KENNED1, sen. B9ekseiier, IL A.ns'
street.
The Modern Criselda, a novel, BY
Miss Edgeworth.
The Saracen, Crusade Romance, from
the French Of M2dame Coffin.
The Secret History of the Cabinet OF TO
naparte, including his private lie, ch,rac-
ter. domestic administration and condncl 10
t.rcign powers, by Lewis COD ,IHith, notary
public.
The Borough, much admired Poem, by
the Rev. G.. Crabbe.
Tie West Indies, Poem, by James
Montgomery, with other Poems Oh the AGO.
iition OF slavery.
= very valuable Introductory Latin School
Booi, emitted L" Cribs Scnsua.ium llc-ls,
or Visible w ord displayed.
.dLSO,
Murphy's Lucicn, with every o'her Greek
and Latin Classic, now in use in the schools.
Beautiful miniature editors in very eie-
CANT binding, Of SCOTS Lay, Murmion and
Lady Of the Lake, Sturm's Reflections, Mi
ton ard Cowpe,'s Poems, Ropes TONER,
Had and Odyssey, Drvden's Virgil, Ov:d':
Metamorphusis, Arabian knights, Don Quix-
ote, CiiDlas, &C. &c.
A general assortment Of the very best sta
tionary articles.
January a eoi
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LEES
Worm Destroying Lozen3eS.

Worm lJSStIUyI1S LoAO1SCS.
This medicine which is as innocent and
mild as it is certain and effiCacioss in its O.
dsya,ion, cannot injure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist in the body-brt will
without pain o. gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels Of Ehateyer is ioui Or offensive,
ana thereby prevent the production OF worms
and many fatal isGrdeis.
Among tn, symptoms Attending Worms
are, disagreeable brsath, especially in the
morning-bad and corrupt gums-itchlng In
,he nose, and about the seat--corvulsions,
.niieptic FITS, and sometimes a pri'aIor Of
interchangeable appetite, sometii2s h l.
ID. food aadi sometimes voracious-ia rgiag
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THE defendant Jain Cadsv

by, not having entered his appearance ana
given security according TO the act OF as
sembly and the rules Of this court, and II
appearing to tie satisfaction OF the court,
upon affidavit, that the said defendant !oHN
GADsBY is not an inaabitant OF TINS as
trict: On motion Of the said complainant ;
By their counsel, il is ordered that the SAID
defendant Jonn Gad,by do appcar mere on the
FIRST day of next term, and,ente his appear
ancc to the suit, aAd give security Tor per-
forming the DEGREES of the court, ana that tie
other defendant Joshua Doing, 90 not pay
away, convey or secrete tie debts by hlm
owills, to, orthe estate or effects IN ms names
belonging to the said absent defendant 'o"h
CadsOy, until the further order or decree
Of this court. and that copy OF THIS
order be forthwith published Tor two months
excessively in the public newspaper
published in this county, and that ano-
Their copy be posted at the front door OF
the courthouse of said county.
A copy.
Test.
G.. DENEALE, c. c.
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5esnty Dollars Reward.
January | 4

4 SECONDED from the subscriber about
"A the 18TH or 10Th Of la t month, u negio
woman named NELL, probably may Cell
herself .ieNy Nler1ia-shc is about Is or @7
Years OF e, a very likely black woman,
feet 9 or 10 inches high, stout and we'll made,
large rolling eyes, her clorthing being o. d.
f.reat kinds cannot well be desci ibed sac is
Very good house WON III, and has been en-
pic, ei some time at ,ayelrs in Alexandria
and city of Washington Tie above reward
viii be given Tor securing Il e said woman IN
any Jail and giving notice thereof 10 tao sub
scriber at Oxen Creek, near Alexandra, and
if trousht home ali reasonable charges.
Joseph thomas.
January Il. COW
e. The editors of the National ln.eIl.
sencer and Baltimore Federal Republican,
ale requested to insert the above advertise
ment, three times week Tor four weeks,
and send ,feir accounts to this Office
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FO2 s. IL.

A LOT, pc c, or parcel OF LAND :.
"a tai1iiS abod: six ar 5. with %
Frame lIyus-, Stable and GMAoasc, ~, NJ
CT. OF soo,i water; situate did vim, i
4 mics from Alexannria, in F:.ir'.y e.,
OH the Ravcnsworth road. HE lot J, -;
fenced l., and the l!ci4c n""riy aey F.
lur,he particulars Pm. 10 ,ae sG'jscrix, !
alexandria, opposite tie ;narae, sqpar.
ANA Davies,
Airs u SsHjam'a Tai.
Jam 50. 2i'Nlmo
N. H. The above property will be 81.
low il applied for soon.
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GRIFFITH & DLLANY,
Lgynsr Of KING s. Royai streets,
OFFER FOR S.4LE,
Gunp,wder
Imperial
Hyson esh leas.
Young Hyeon and
Tyson Skin
White and Green Coffee
Lo f. Lump and Muscovado Sugars
LONDON Particular Madeira, Lisbon, Sher-
ny & Malaga Wines
Ciarst in cases Of dozen each
Jamaica, Antigua ana New England Rum
Cognac and Pea~b Brandy
Holland and Courtry Gin, Rye Whi;key
Patent Sho; :rom treble B 10 No. 10; F and
FF nrandywine Cunpowder; Oil fi"ts =
Moul * Dipt Candles in boxes; Soap; Me-
lasscs; Chocolate, No. and 3; Raisins and
Currants Nutmess; Cinnamon; Mace ;
Cloves; Pepper; Allspicc ; Ginger; Mad
der; Copperas Indigo; Fig Blue; Mus
tard; Sweet Oil in bottles; Olives in rs
and bottles; Basket Salt; Pruncs Pipes in
Eexcs Goshen Cheese Leading Lines and
Bed Cords Chewing Tobacco; Havana CT
gars; Snuff; Spinning Cotton ; Siitcrs and
Dcnlijo,ns &c.
elirber %. dHlnrr6U
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District Of Columbia,
COUNTY OF ALEXAXDRIA--to wit.

COUNTY OF ALEXATDRIA-to wit.
.Aoucmjer Ierm, 1870.
George Simpson,, coMhlu.:aat,
AGAINST
Aaron Wilson * Joseph Birch, >'''''S' =
jun dtIr"da"s' }
The defendant Aaron Wilson,
not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the actof asse hlb|y and
the rules ofthis court, and itappcaring to ,hc
satisfaction Of the court upon affidavit, tn It
the said Aaron Wilson is not an inhabitant
Of this district-on motion OF the said COM
plainant by his counsel, ills ordered that the
said defendant, Aaron Wilson 10 appear
here Oh the first day CT next term and enteg
his appearance 10 the suit and give security
for performing the decree of the count, * that
the other defendant, Joseph firch, Jun. do
not pay away, convey, OF secrete, the debts
by him owing to, or the estate or effects in
MS hands bclons sing to the said absent defend
ant, Aaroa Wilson, until the further ORDER
or decece of this court, and chat copy
az his order be forthwith published for two
months successfully in one CT the public
newspapers published in this county, and
that another copy be posted at the front door
Of the court house Of said county.
a Copy-lcst,
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Iuh Publifhed,

IUN FUDII1neU,
PRICE FIFY9 CENTS,
And for sale by ROBERT GRAY,
a Toctlcal Picture Of America,
Being observations made during residence
OF several years at Alexandria and Norfolk :;
Illustrative Of the manners and customs @: tie
lnhahltants-snd intcrspersed with anecdotes
arising from general intercourse with .oci-
ETY. II that county from 1899 10 la07.-Ey
Lady.
London, Printed, lso9--Norfolk, Re. printed,
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D;ayiEt of CoiWl.lbIa,
County Or ALEXANDRIA, IS:
November Term, 1910.
The Commsn Council OF Ale>-) =
andria, comhlainan'S 2
Against f~s
John Gadsby and Joshua Doing, :
dcjrne'ants. (
THE defendant !alln CadS
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G.. C.. COLLINS.
BAIT. yu!y Is, 1910.

BAIT. yu!y IS, ITO.
Mcssrs. Richard Lee 2dd Son,
The high opinion l have OF our Bilious
Pills, and desire to make knosA their unity F.,
for the benefit of mankind, wish yu to pub
lish the following:
For two months past. haye been afflicted
with violent sickness AT The stomach, ALI ilcil-
nation 10 yomit, and loss of anpeute--by TAX
ias two doses OF your Pits, am restored to
: perfsct state of health which induced my
MI. TO try them also, which was attended
with the same good eaec,s, being now abe
TO attend to her domestic concerns. In my
opinion this medicine is unequailed IL So
mach and bowel complaints. not being attends
ed with that gripping pain, common 10 other
medicines. JOHN SCOTT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-26
From the .New York Evening Post.

II correction--A letter was yesterday re-
published in this paper, which originally APP
peared in the Commercial Advertiser some
time IN May, purporting to have been written
by an officer on board the President, oHCape
Henry, which letter stated several circrm-
stances, that, taken together, amounted to
pretty conclusive evidence that the President
sailed from Annapolis with the express de-
sign of seizing an opportunity to have a rem
counter with some ship Of war. 1t mention
ed that the doctor had been engaged IN max
ing plaisters, sc. (; that the commodore was
TO demand the man impressed, and that, if
refused, a battle would instantly commence.
Whether it be true or false that such letter
was ever actually written or not, we are now
warranted TO say, that every material circum-
stance enumerated in that supposed letter,
excepting that the commodore returned from
a distance, and ordered the ship to prepare
for sailing without delay, is utterly false.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-26

man though he has lost The hatrimony"
does inherit the spirit which immortalizes his
patriotick progenitors.
now close the discussion Of the Boston
Resolutions" with single remark.-It is
said an orator can be great only when advo-
eating good cause. The position is illus
trated by the exertions of the gentleman.
Much as l admire his talents, delighted as
am in catching the musick Of his mind on
this occasion l confess my disappointment.
The eagle OF eloquence laboured in its course
I'VE neither discovered the feather that "a
dorns the royal bird, nor the steady pinion
that supports his flight. The gentleman was
overwhelmed between The difficulties of de-
nying intentional resistance and thus subject
ing himself to the charge of uttering ridir-
1Hous and nnmeaning threat, or OF justiiying
opposition, and thus ncurring the DISGRACE
AND RUIN OF PREMEDITATED REBELLION.
LEOLIN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-26
GCOD-IF TRUE {!

The captain of a vessel arrived at Charles
ton from jamaica, informs, that on leaving
the island he was boarded by British gun
brig, the boarding officer from which, on re-
cognihng an English seaman on board, said,
that he could not take linn, although they
were in want of men orders having lately
been given not Ia press any men ont of Amer
lean vessels. A passenger in the above YES
sci, now in this city, confirms this news.
~. Y. Ga=.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-26

the mode which the town Of New Haven has
employed, witness with satisfaction, that in
exercising the right of freemen, the obliga-
ton of citizens has not been forgotten and
tha, IL affords pledge and an example which
am far from undertaking.
tender you ny respects and my friendly
wishes.
JAMES MADISON.
Washington, May 81, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-26
DIR. PARISH's FAST SERMON.
Portrait Qfa Federal clergyman, drawn by a
Federal hrinter.
' PIERCE.

Federal hrtnter.
As the following remarks upon this inia-
nous sermon may have never reached the
eyes of the Rev. DR.. Parish, it may, perhaps,
be well to insert them. They are taken
from the Virginia Patriot, a distinguished
federal paper, and will shew, that although
the pious Doctor can find men in this quarter
who are ready to side with him" in such
scandalous falschood and hypocrisy, yet his
southern brethren are not quite SO far lost to
all sense Of truth and Justice. 1t must, in
deed, be an outrageous production" to
draw forth from. one of the same political te-
nets as himself, such severe criticism. We
would advise the rev. Doctor seriously TO
reflect upon the tendency of such sentiments,
and acquit himself if he can -
Bost. ChrOn.
"a sermon was preached at ByGeld,
(Mass on pubick occasion, which has been
printed, and which we have noticed in pa
per of that State, and which has occasioned
some controversy. NE regret seeing~suth a
hroducti "a ranged on the side Of JcderaHsm.
1t manifests too much ofa religious and hoEi-
icai 6igot : rage egithouf force, and zeal sgith-
Out discretion and it is as free from christian
candour and meekness, as il the preacher
had never seen a 6i6te. As clergyman said
on another occasion, I" it is fighting the bat.
ties Of Heaven with artillery drawn from
He'll !" We would advise the Rev. DR.. Par
ish to conhne his labours to geographical
compilations, and pour out hereafter only reii-
gioas damnation on his psrishioners at home,
who may be fond of ii. lie regret saying so
much against FEDERAL Clergyman, our t6e
Production is OUTRAGEOUS 70
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PRESIDENTS ANSWER.

To the Inhabitants Of the 1osca Of .Aegp- Hdvcn.
have received, fellow-citizcns, the peti-
tion which you have addressed TO me, repre-
senting the inconveniences experienced from
the existing Non-Importation Law, and soi-
cl,ing that the National Legislature may be
speedily convened.
Ii Is known to all, that the Commerce OF
the United States has, for considerable Pc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-26

NORFOLK, June 5--A British Frigate was
about three leagues off our capes on Sunday
morning :-name unknown mounts forty
guns. They had heard of the affair between
the President and Little Belt, which the Off
GERS ascri5ed TO mistake.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-26
From, he NezV-Ham3shire Patriot.

The federasts frequently enquire, what England
ia do than she has done, TO produce and main
in harmony with the URited States. We answer,
er duty is readily comprised in few RES. Let
er,
Cpair the outrage committed on the Chesapeake.
store stolen sean,en.
woke her paper blockades.
scind her Orders in Council.
iimquish her unjust pretensions to govern the
l
nounce her restrictions on the commerce Of
neutrals, in colonial produce.
fund the duties she has extorted from A,ner-
can merchants.
store captured property.
:, mind her navy of the crime Of murder
call her praticl privateers.
peal her unconstitutional commercial acts.
gulate her Admiralty Courts.
:. quirc her navy 10 adhere to the law OF nations.
spect neutral commerce
dress Dpomatick grievances.
cciye equitable proposals.
ciprocate acts Of benevolence.
trace her steps and then
joce in happy
cancellation with the American
lpubick.
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Luther Martin, esq. Of Baltimore, has drawn a
Prize OF l5,UvV uouais IN the Baltimore Hospital
Lottery.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-26

President Of The United SAFES of .Hmerica.
The Petition 9fthe Inhabitants Of the town Of
.Vezo-Haven, in Connecticut, in tcgak
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-24

AS far as it goes, has at length arrived from
France. 1t bears demi-oiiicial stamp, and
has all the marks of authentiiy. Napoleon
seems at last to have adopted the policy OF
giving us iufiiment instead of promiscs--an
event which, though it gives him no title to
our gratitude, affords just cause for our con-
graduation. This return to justice thus far
Oh the part of France, and the exclusion Of
England from the trade of the Baltiyk-an e.
vent which has become apparently inevitable
cannot fail to press on the latter power the
absolute necessity of "a free intercourse WIFI
this country and on our government the in-
dspensabic duty of urging an honourabe and
unqualified respect for our ur'ncutra rights, as
an unallerable condition of such intercourse.
BoS Pat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-24

On Saturday, July s., arrived at n. York,
the ship Atlas, Congor, in A days from Bris-
tol--Capt. {. brought London paper The
PlioD OF the 28th May, containing the fol-
lowing important paragraph
From the London Piiot Of Mag rs.
BY the John Adams frigate, a Messcn-
ger has arrived from Mr.. Russell, Charge
C'Affairs for the United States a, Paris, who
left that capital on the 9Th inst. he has
brought an account Of Mr.. Smith, the Amer.
lean Charge d'Affairs here, comprehending
list of all the ships Of the Republick which
have entered the harbours of France since
the 81 of Nov. last, and which were piaued
under provisional sequestraIion. 1t is official
ly notified, that the scquestration has been
Withdrawn, and that the vessels with their
cargoes arc at the disposal of the masters
and proprie,ers."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-24

he following article mas found lis way ia
to m'ny Of the tory newspapers and will
be greedily swallowed by the miserable satte-
htes OF that desperate faction
&c In none of the Democratick Celebrations do we
lind any OF that puti paste praise which last year
was served up for the immortal MADISON; but in
most places he has been wholly passed 10y in 9th
ers, damned with FAINT praise and IN Others his
CONDUCT has been openly and unequyocay condem-
ned. N01o hare tie mighty faden"
1t is not a characteristics Of Republicsnism
TO offer 10 men IN power undtSeyUea praise
We leave II Tor the humble and servlc tools
ot arlstocracy 10 seTUe uh TO their iordHagS
thcti unmelited euiogiums. But ii il is meant
Dy the article above quoted that Mr.. MADI-
SON has lost the confidence OF The Repubii-
cans, we dare venture 10 pronounce ii a des-
picable and paltiy taisehood, and the federal
papers knew it Was false when they attempt
cd II palm such belief upon their readers
The President OF the United States is never
more likely to retain the confidence OF real
Americans, than while under the sevcrest a.
buse OF the BriASh farty in .4mcrica." Nor
indeed have we ever discovered any thing III
In The conduct of that great and good man,
which deserves the censure OF Republicans.
~ PiO'S VIC iaiSity VI TIC IeuCfdi news
papers, we have sclectc d the following tcasls
from among nany others which were drank
al different tables on The fourth of July last
which were pledged with reiterated accla-
nations and heartfelt Joy.
The President of the United States--His publics
services have been various and great--our conf
dence III hun Cannot be impaired by parte testi.
mony or malicious nuendoes.
The President of the Uuited States--Wc remem-
Der bis services, his virtues respect his tai
ents and approve his measures.
The President of the United Statcs--We respeV,
his talents, We admire his patriotism, and do IN
deed believe him to ne honest and mcorruptible.
Tie President OF the United Statcs-mpaltial to-
wards foreign nations am indet.tgable in his en-
dcavours promote the best sts of his country
The Pres dent Of the United Staies-Thv uniform
Republican and correct Statesman, whom faction
CANNOT humble or slander affect
The President of The Unltcd St1tes--NIay the
WISDOM that shone SO conspcuous,y IN framing our
great charter of ny hts MAINTAIN = unimpa'red
JAMES MADISON, President OF tnc L. States
In lis wisdom, virtue and patriotism we have ,nc
hishes confidence.
JAMES MADISON, the President of the United
ismIn such chief nation's riS hts may safely be
confded
JAMES MADISON--Conscious of virtue and
fearless OF dctracton.
JAMES MADISON The calumny of tories. and
the abuse OF pretended Republicans, SC: We only 10
exalt hlm in the estimation of true Americans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-24
ANOTHER BATTLE

Extract of letter to the Editor of the Aurora da.
ted Lisbon, June Is, 1911
have but lew minutes 20 drop you line
having been bpt just returned from Santarem,
where have been fortnight, and should re-
main ill August, had not the general cons,er-
nation that prevails, induced me TO return to
this place without deiay-A dreadful battle
has just been fought between the combined
BRUSH and Portuguese against the Freuch--
every account makes the slaughter dreadful
of the British there remained dead on the
field TWELVE THOUSAND men.--Eve-
ry thing here at my arrival found in confu-
sion, and 1t is very plain from the movements
and preparations by land and wa,er, that they
expect the French in this neighbouahood
shortly"
Capt. Erwin, also arrived at Philadelphia,
left Gibralter 9Th Of June, and states, that in
formation had been received there from Nal
Ia to the 10th of May, OF Peace being con.
cuded between Russia and Turkey.
GIBRALTAR, juno !.
A second battle is stated to have been
fought On the 22d Of last month, by some ac-
counts at Lerena and by others at Flexeual,
between Soult's army reinforced by Regni-
er's division, and the allies reinforced by two
divisions brought by Lord Wellington, who
had taken the command of the whole.
The issue is represented as far more deoi-
sive than thst of the 10th.
(New-york Commercial hdvertiser)
Ne are not ssiliny 20 voaeh Jsr he truth If the q.
t0te ne~s--Jd Repb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-24
NEW PORT (:
UEDNESD.aY, JULY q, 1911.
10 OUR SCBSl kiDrKS.

Establishments like this demand prompt and pune
tual pay without that necessary requisite they must
cease. A large amount is due this Establish
ment, and earnestly call OH all our Friends and
patrons make immediate payment otherwise,
however painful it may be to feelings, and re-
pugnanI to our wishes, we must stop their papers,
aiter the present quarter shall have expired and for
ward their accounts for settlement.
1t is unnecessary TO make an apology for this com
manication, Il every one, upon reflection, must be
fully impressed with the absolute necessity of all ar
rearagcs beng immediately paid.
EDITOR OF THE IL. 1. REPUBLICAN.
July "a, 1871.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-24
.SOUTH-.fHERiCI.

, Capt. Wroe, arrived at New-York in 90
days from Buenos Ayres, informs, that the
people of that country arc under arms, and
have frequent skirmishes with each other.
The army of Buenos Ayrcs was within nine
the 10th Of March, there had been a naval
battle between the Bucnos Ayrcans and Mon
&c Videans, in which the latter were yietori-