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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21
FEDERAL VILLAINY !
.duofher /" SILVER GREr" ErIisif---


Or The Federal I" .M.S Law' again in operasi0n.
."BE II REMEMBERED" That on
Tuesday, the stu oi Feb. 1871, ot n,idmghf,
band III Nous orderly souis, g frlends TO order
and !go1d goUernmenf, md firm SUPPORT.
ERs OF rHE LAW, forcr6iy tore the tock from
the door u heacea6te cAizen, entered has Of
hce, and in the most wanton manner, destroy
cd his properly, aud keft Inn destitute Of tie
MEAS Of hursuing ms business.
To elucidats the aooye, the following par
ticulars are annexed About eight months
ago, M. NATH. IA. WRIGHT, young prin-
tel, went iroat this town, and established a.
Republicans Newspaper, in Newburypoit,. a
place famous, (or rather inJamous,) as the
head iuarters OF toryism and the residence of
the insurgents SILVER GREYS. His pa
per was conducted win spril-and many
Aomc-mlde thrust was directed with effect at
the fuoaster FACTION, within its own hot
bed The hydra 81 length grew restivc, and
vented lis spleen with all that malignity and
.rancour waica has ever characterized Fedcr-
ahsm. On the night Of the 5th inst, (as be-
fore st.ted) body OF Federal 1Meboe-ass
went 70 the Printing -otfice Of Mr.. Wright,
tore the stock from his door, forciby entered
the Office, emp,ied the Cases OF types upon
the floor, threw iwp pages of his form into
the fire, where they were melted, and brokc,
battered a,d rutaed the pages upon the press.
His desk was broken open, all MS fahers des.
froyed, one of the Ledgers stolen, and the
rest of his books torn to pieces
A letter from Newburyport, dated Feb. z,
says" Court of Inquiry has been inst,u-
ted, relative In the la,. OiYaiaoas and burgia.
rious depreciation committed upon the Office
of Mr.. Wright, by persons a. present un-
known but as yet no clue has been discovA
cred, whereby suspicion can be fastened on
any persons, as the perpetrators. The affair
has excited conside, bic agitation in town.
The outrag must have been conmitted be-
tween the hours of . and 6--1s Mr.. Wright
and his work men were there until the former
hour By this vi.iainons transaction, an in
dustrious yor,, m,n is entirely thrown out
Of business; 8at we trust, that notwithstand-
ing this enforcement OF Fed>rai M56 Law.
the +" WHIG" will .ag Ain revive, and once
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

Entered--shp Ocean, Sayer Gottenburg sch;
Alphaus x Nancy, Congdon, Havana sloor Ursula,
Hubbard, Tnrksisisnd do. Huntrcss, DAVIS, New
York do. Golden Age. Gibbs, do.
Cieaed--brig Hiram. Austin, Havana sloop In
dustry. Chase, No folk.
Oh Thursday last, arrived ship Ocean. Sayer. 79
days from Gotienburg left at Gottenburg, Nov.
27 SHIPS George Smith, Dc Butts, New-Yoik Sar-
atega, Trant, Boston Thomas, JacksoI, doi Vir-
ginfl, Jones, Philadelphia |; Fair Trader, York, dol
brigsndepcpdence, Williams, Salem; John. john
son, Boston Francis, Cscaves, Philadelphia Jo-
seph, pedrich, Phi adelpeia; Pilgrim, Rathbone,
Providence ship Patterson, Pierce, do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21

In this town. on sunday evening last by the Rev.
Mr.. ToNie, NJ HsNRY ANTHONY 10 Miss SARAH
SeuppER, bo,n of tins town
Al Lit,l, Compton, on Sunday evening last by the
Rev Mr. sheppard, SrEPHEN ERowAELL; jun Esq
10 Mss ABIGAIL BROWN. youngcs daughter OF
the late Mr.. VIM Brown of Little-Compton.
DilD,
In this town, on Wednesday last, Mrs. SARAH
SurrLs, in the 77th year of her age.
ON Thursday morning last, Capt SAMUEL LAW
ros. a worlsy and tvspectibie citizen, in the 76h
ye.i of hi, ase.-Hs fem.lns were attended 10 the
grave by the Masoui x and Marine Societies. aud =
,arge number of his fellow citizens
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21

Resofved, That every member OF Society
bath right TO DC protected in the enjoyment
of life, liberty and pro operty, and therefore is
hound to contribute has proportion towards
the expense of that protection, and yield his
personal ,ervise when necessary, or an equiv
alent thereto. But no part of mans prop
erty can be Justly taken from him or applied
10 puoiick uses, without his own consent, or
that of his Representatives.
And whereas the Constitution Of tl~ State
may DC amended and altered, Whenever the
people from whom all power Is derived, shall
deem il expedent and necessary, TO make il
conforInabie 20 that system Of equality on
which all our political associations are toun-
ded and which form the most striking f-a-
ture in our federalive democra,ick govern
ment.
Aud whereas by the 7th article of the Con
stiiulion OF this State, the elective franchise,
is secured 20 those citizens only who are pos
sessed OF ii freehold, ot :he value OF hity dol
lars, or who have rented tenement of the
yearly value OF FIVE dollars, and have also
been rated and paid taxes TO the Statv--wIere-
by large portion Of the citizens OF this state
who contribute as largely TO tue support of
governmcnt, and To advance the interest of
community, as those qualified 10 vote for Re-
personalities in Assembly, are excludhd from
the benefit OF the Elective Fraaehise
Therefore, Rcsolvcd, rnat as the advanta-
ges resulting FROM the social compact should
be reciprocal between the government and
the citizen, tha; article ought To be SO far a.
mended as TO embrace the rights OF all per-
sous, who shall render equal services to the
State.
And whereas it is unjust to exclude those
from participating in government, on who IN
we must rely for protection in the hour OF
danger, and the militia being the only sure
defence of a Free State
Therefore, Resolved, That every free male
citizen of the age Of twenty -one years, who
sna.l be enrolled in the militia, or be compel
led to Garry arms in defence of the right, lib
ertv and independence of his country, should
oe enutled to the benefits of the Elective
franchise, and vote for Representatives in
Assembly.
And whereas many Of our fellow-citzens
who contrioute annually to the support OF the
State, and TO whom the blessings of se.i-soy-
erament are not extended, in opposition TO
the Republican maxim, that taxation and re-
presentation should De inseparabie there
fore,
ResolUed, That every male citizen Of .he
age OF wenty-one years, who shall have
I" been rated and actually paid taxes to this
Slate," should be entitled to the bensfit oI
the Elective Franchise, ana TO vote for Re-
prcsentaives in .Asse nbly.
Aad whereas every citizen who contributes
to the improvement of the State by his labor
and services dotn possess an equitable right
to participate i'll a community OF privilege
Therefore,
Res tued, That every male citizen Of the
age of twenty-one years, who is required ,o
and actually works on the highways, should
be entitled to the benefits Of the Electivs
Franchise, and to. vote Tor Representatives ir
Assembly"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21
GEyNER.aL StLFFR.iGE.


Our Assembly meets on Monday next, at
East Greenwich. An opportunity now pre-
scnts for the inmor;alizing the Session of
February, 1911 Let law be passed abol-
ishins the property qualification requisite for
tho exercise Of the Elective Franchise, and
providing that every man of 81 years, who
pIys taxes or bears arms. shall be entitled 10
the glorious privilege Of voting for his rulers
aud law makers Then shall the benedic,ions
of freemen rest on the Legislators Of Rhode
IsI.nd-the gratitude Of posterily will be their
sure reward. Party mas nothing TO do win
his business it concerns the great
whole. Let member introduce . ro,oi1ton
Or bill to the effect mentioned above let
every member, shether he has hitherto
fought under the Republican or federal BAN
ner) who professes to hold Republican prin-
.r:2les as the chief stay Of our hope" and
aims to act in accordance with the wishes Of
his constituents, vofe for IL; and the triumph
of,principlc will be complete The opposcrs
of the measure will meet the execrations of
contemporaries, and their names and charae-
ters will be abhorrcd By posteri,y.s
Pror. Pdsris,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21

.HLL herso,.s indebted TO the Rhode Island
Rehu6Hcan Estabishment, are informed fhat
haymenr must be nude on ar bcfore tie 22d u
March merit IL must BE- obvious TO every one,
lhaf an erhensipe estaoiehmenf u Ms kind,
cannof e1isf wifhoNt tromhf and regular fay-
menis. Rrmittauers may Be made through the
host-c6fce, hoss-naid, Which sOia be earc/aHy
credited.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21

Mr. Hamilton. son Of the Secretary Of the navy,
arrived IN town on Wednesday from n. York. Mir.
H. Is charged with dispatches tor France and England
and IS to embark fom this port on beard the U. >.
soop OF wal John Adams, capt. Dent MIR. Ewing,
specis Minister 10 the Court of Denmark, is also 10
embark IN tho John Adams-Mr Erving is expected
hele IN the course OF Two three days. The John
Adams has not yet arrived, but she is hourly exlec
ted. T.,irre,vv1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.

A General Convention Of Republi IAN Del
esates from the several towns In the State,
will be holden at Eas,-Greenwich, on Thurs
day next, the 2s,h oi February. Those tow Us
which are represented in the General ASSEM-
bly, by 'Federalis,s, are requested 10 choose
Delegates to attend said Convention.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21

! Capt Lincoln, left Lisbon on the 28th of-Dec. No
military operations had tshen place for some time
previous, except an abortive attempt of the French
To &c, possession of Combra and Operto. General
Massena remained in the positions to which he re;
treated in November, Lord Wellington's army was
In front Of them
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21
FOR SALE OR TO LET,

,1Y>HAT pleasantly situated House and Lot, situate
in Washingt on-s,reet, No.20, formerly belong.
ing to Capt Webbcr The house will &C.
commodats four small families without ths least in.
terierasce with each other.
ALSO, the House and Lot, No. IL, Tanner-street.
The Honse is but ten years old, and is one Of the
must convenient Of its size in this town-aving four
with 6re-places, wasproom, store-room, clos
SETS, &c.
ALSO, the Lot, No. 1873, Chesnut.street, on Eas-
spoint, exceeded by none for garden, pleas.
autness of si,u,;ion for building Lot.
All Of which viii be sold cheap for cash OF West
India Goods. Apply IN BENANIWII.L SHAW, at
his Grocery and FOOL store No. Farewell-street,
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
A small assortmen. of Groceries, and rsnstart
supply of carps.serss tools, warranted to be ca ld
10 any made in this state. Feb 81
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NEMPOk
THURSDAY, FEBRUiRT 81, 1911.
Rebu6iican Nes ing.

The Republican citizens OF this town are
requested to meet al the State-House, on
FRIDAY EVENING next, AT early candle
lighting for the purpose Of choosing Dele
gates TO attend the General Convention, al
East-Greenwioh, on the 25ih inst
"A general and punctuai attendance is re.
Quested.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21

"L 'oon".rs~iber on.r proposes opening SCHOOL on
"s ~o" M ~ March next, exclusively TOE Sanse
Apits Pso,uen humber sufficient TO render II
49, orJees -" - Pro'u' d. A subscription for the
the schoo. House, No. 2, Ssssis,rser Although
the principal object will be TO r.no~- those Who at
tend, adopts in the elegant art OF WRNlNG. vet to
those Who wish it. will be taught the comno branch
es of Ar,hmetick. JOHN RoDMhN
F.B. Hours Of attendance from SPIN ill sunset
i Feb %
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NEW ROPE STORE.
WILLIAM JOHN & TILLEY.

INFORM their old customers and the publick in
general, that they have opend Rope-S,ore in
Thames street, No. SO. corner of Robert Stevens's
wharf, where they intend keeping constantly ON hand
Cordage and Boltrope Of all dimensions spun arm.
worming, white rope, suitable for halters and traces,
houseline, marlne, bed cords, hand lines, latchet
lines clothe lines and log lines They likewise in
tend in the spring TO furnish their store with small
tsing lines of every description. They will furnish
Csbles and all other oordage at the shortest notice,
ami warrant to be of equal quality to any manu-
factured in the United States. From the convenen-
cy Of their store being contiguous the wharves
and shipping, they hope to meet with the encourages.
ment of generous publick. Feb Is.
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o NOTICE.
TIME subscriber having been appointed by tho
i Hon. court ofprobste, for the district a James
town, IN the county Of Newport, sdn'nistra'
traitor on the Estate Of
ISAAC ROWLAND. ESQ
late Of said Jametown, deceased, and b. 4, tsheu
upon himself that trust By giving bonfr ecordng
to law, hereby gives notice to ell persons VITO have
den,snds against said estate. 20 EXHIBIT them iof
settlement. and all who indebted to SAID estate
arc requested to make immediate payment 70
DANIEL ROWLAND, ADMINISTRATOR
Jamestown. Fob, %.
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THREE pairs of working Oxen, S mich Cows,
Cows with Calves, IL yearling Cattle, 80 sheep,
3Mares, Colts, between 2 and 800 bushels OF In.
dian Corn, 10 tons English Hay, tons Corstalks,
and variety Of Farming Utensils. Apply to
SAMUEL rEARCE, Jun.
Prudence. Feb II, 1911
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FOR SALE,
A FARM in Nddletown, containing % acres.
"A situated miles from Newport, ON the west
Road, with Dwelling House thereon, good Or.
chard, and quantity of valuable young wood. Fox
further particulars inquire Of ALANSON PECK.
HAM, Of Middietown, or JONATHAN COGGES-
HALL, OF Portsmouth,. Feb. 81,
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The tonnage Of this state, agreeably 20 Mr.. Gal
ia,ins statement made to congress the % Of Jan
ir fnllowa
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CERTIFICITE.

CT Tickets at 81 each, enttlng the bearer TO 25
glasses Of Mineral Waters, for sale above single
glass cts it may be also received in jugs or bot
ties Of any size.
N B The addition Of little common Wine TO
the Soda Water. gives it all the piquancy and spar
king quality of the best Champagne Wine.
Newport, July 10, 1871 (3wcow)
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qually reduced with the first the Sd brigade
Gen. Lumley's, suH'ered prodigiously. The
Fuzellier regiment WAS cut 10 pieces. Or
the first battalion 4s,h, there were killed
col. 3 lieui's, and 5 captains wounded,
brigade major, lieut's and ensgns. Sec
ond battalion of the 43d, one major ..illed,
capt. and lieut's wounded. capt taken of
the 9th regiment, nearly all the officers were
killed or wounded. and u: the end of the ac-
ton not more than so electives remained
Lieut.. col. Sir HiiLiam Myers, of the 9Th re-
giment was killed COL. Ing6s and major
Scotf, of the 5Yth, were killed, with many
other officers, the command OF this regiment
devolved on the adjutant the 29th, after the
most gallant behaviour fell into the rear. hav-
ing only 9 men left this regiment and the
48th are commanded by subalterns. All the
field officers Of the Fuzeiiers are killed or
wounded. Col. Ellis OF the esd was wound
ed"
The result of the action was, that Marshal
Souh was compelled to retreat back TO Sc
vile, without being able to succour Bada loz,
which was expected to fall in few days !:
thus far the allies were victorious {; but never
was victory more dearly purchased. On the
10Th cf May, Lord Welington arrived, with !.
part of his army at Elvss and as he is said
to have gone in pursuit of Marshal SoaL, a.
mother action was daily expected.
General Hill had arrived at Lisbon from
England, and set out Immediately to resume
his command. Our letter of the Goth also
states, that convoy was then off the harbour,
from England, which is said to have a rein
lorcement OF from y to l4,OOo, chiefly cayal-
ry and artillery.
1t was said that Massena had Quilted the
army, having been ordered to Paris by the
Emperor, whose displeasure ne had incurred
The lctest letter states, that Marshal Be-
reJord had resumed the siege of Badajoz in
person, and that Souh continued his retreat
toward Seville The army of Soul; consist
cd of his own corps, and that of Sebastian,
which had been drawn from Grenada.
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COMMUNICATION .
No Mistake 0fa Night !

On Friday evening, the 2sth alt. a bloody
battle was fought between two of his Maies-
tvs Qhe king of the Peacocks) Justices APP
pointed to keep the heace among his Males-
tvs faithful and loyal subjects of the inperi-
al city OF Providence, We understand one
ot them is called the ship D1ariae President,
ana the other the Snow L,t.ie Belt the for
mer irigaie trora Providencs, the latter a
soop OF war, rated as of inferior force, halls
from Herrng-river, and is one of the feet on
the SIanCer-AdH stations The following rs
near as was able 10 learn, while in Provi-
denee last week, from admiring spectators OF
the scene, are the particulars OF this sangui-
nary contlict-The President, with springs
upon her cables, was riding at anchor, with
top-galant-masts on end, and yards across in
Chambers Straits. Between the hours of
and O'Clock, 7. M. saw strange sail over
the land, distant about two cables length,
stanuing to the nor,hward under easy sail to-
wards Seduction Cove she soon however
came within hail, and was 0rough, to by the
President, and not by mistake, but in conse-
quence OF an unacceptable NOTE ON the one
part, and few inciviities OH the other, an ac-
lion commenced by the FIRST shot from the
President, which boarded the Litae Beh lust
above the larboard Snu6;horf, and nearly
doused one OF the lights in her pinnacle. The
LttIle Ben wore round, returned the shot,
which did little other damage than to Craze
the varniSh on the Presidents starboard quar-
ter, and sheered off. The President imme-
diatey filled away, gave chase, and overhaul
ed the Lihle Ben al the mouth of Boorom's
Inlet. The action then recommended close
quarters, yard arm and yard arm, when they
grappled, and the conflict became warm on
both sides. The President, owing to the
force of the current, and narrowness of the
channel, lost steelage way and grounded, and
by the shifting of her ballast, she healed over
upon her beam-ends, and was entirely expos
cd to the fire of the Little Belt, and after a
few shot was obliged to strike. The loss Of
spars, rigging, SIC. was trihing compared
with the honour OF his majestys hag. We
understand they have since rehlted, and are
now cruising oil their former stations We
nope, however, for tie honour of the State,
that Rear Admiral Sir William Jones, Knight
u me rnJM connfeaonce, and temporary COM
mander OH This station, will not suffer such
outrageous proceedings to pass by with i'm
punity, but will order court of inquiry re-
sPcctng their conduct, and neither permit
the laws TO be trampled upon by those, who
OF all others, are bound to preserve them, nor
suffer Justice even TO shake a cloth in the
wind. BINGHAM.
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COMMUNICATION.

THE Greeks tell us that Orpheus and Amphion
drew the wild beasts after them made the trees and
stones dance to the tune of their harp, and brought
them together IN such manner, AS TO form regu-
lar wall, and nclose great city which story,
cordng to the general Interpretation, signifies, that
they subdued the savage dispositions OF ba barous
people, who lived in in the woods and deserts ;
and by representing to them, in their songs, the adj
vantagcs Of society, persuaded them 10 build cities,
and form community. II is certain that there IS no
temper so fierce and british, but what musick, il
properly applied, can civilize and soften Ii is Won
deriully adapted 10 suppress our turbulent PASSIONS,
and .ppease the tumuit and disorders Of the mind
In several kinds OF maaness, this is the only effect
ual remedy.
But man is not the only being sensible of its pre-
valence even the brute creation said to be af-
fected, and to lose heil ercencss at the hearing OF
1t. Ancient writers tell Of musicians, who, by
their art, could tame the most furious wolves and
tigers. have been credibiy informed, that the
most venonous rattle snake will be SO overcome and
intoxicated, it we're, by soft nusick, to stretch
itself out at full length upon the ground, and con-
tlnuc, in ell appearance, without lite or motion.
There other sounds which are apt to infame,
and INSURE courage IN the most fearful dispositions
An old officer OF my acquaintance, has often told
me, that he was naturally tmorous I; but when the
drums beat, it ras'd his spirits that he even
den,ly wished to be engaged with the enemy. Simo
theus could move AlcxandeI's passions hc pleas
cd, and drive him into the greatest fury; but upon
the alteration of a note could moderate it, and
bring him to himself again
But the most proper use tn al can be made Of mu-
sick, is in solemn acts Of picty and elevation as it
has n natural tendency to heighen our affections
and enlarge the soul. In place Of Publick Wor-
ship, it recalls our minds, and raises our ideas,
makes US anticipate the joys Of heaven. and look
down with contempt upon all the little vanties Of
this world
And, in no instance, have we more sensbly felt
the power of Melody waiting the soul bcavcnward,
than by witne essng the performance Of the justly
celebrated Mrs CLARK, at Trinity Church, in this
town.
Our feelings prompt US to panegyrize, and find.
ing peculiar pestinence in the language of the I'm
mortal Miton" must cxclain, ' strains hat
might Create a soai mder the ribs Of Death"
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DIED,

In this town. after long and lingering Illness MIR.
THOMAS HIeKs, late from Hudson, NJ i. in the
45th year Of his age.
At Jamestown, on Wednesday evening last in the
I'D year of her age, Mrs. DoRcAs WEAVER, wife
of Mr.. John Wcaver.-A lady who discharged every
duty Of life, with tho strictest prorriety.
At Ucstery, on the 81 inst Capt CHRIsToPHER
VARS, aged %, formerly of Middletown, on this
island.
At Providence, Mrs. SYLVIA RussIL, AIRED SO,
wife Of Jonathan Russell, Esq. Charge dAiairs OF
the United States at Paris.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF AEUPORT.

Entered-brig German Peggy, Gorton, HAVANA
sch Azubal q Ruth, shearman, do. sloop Aurora,
Csloene, New.Yors ship Rufus Eng, Rathbone,
New-Orleans.
Cleared-sloop Golden Age, Ellington, N. York
do. Dorcas, BACON, do; do. Lucinda. Parker, do
! DO. Unn.ress, Earl, Boston
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THURSTON & NEWMAN.
JOSHUA SAVER,

BfkER,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IN publick, that he has removed to his New
Bakc-House, little to the eastward of his former
stand, in M.street, where he will keep constantly
on hand, for sale, Ship and Cabin Bread Crackers,
and all other kinds usually Kept for sale.
For sale, as abOpe--a few sets fashionable Chairs,
cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere.
Juiy 10.
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TO Lt.1',

And tsssession giren immediately,
4 Convenient Dwclling-House and large Store
"A in front, with fourshing Garden, in good
condition, situated in Bro,d-street, opposite Capt.
wEBsTEk's For terms apply at the house of Mr..
DANIEL PEcEHAM, opposite the State-House
Jhly IL.