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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24
G. 6R!IhIN London. Jufy zo, 1911
another Scene of I,,uas;o, E,r.

Inc great NAPOLEON, in order to pre
veht the increase OF the Leonards in Snam
and Portugal, has RECOMMENDED an exh;
6ition ofhis Stale InUasion Farce. Troons
are marching from various points to Boz
foSne. near whlchrF0oC &c already encamn.
ed !; and preparation J,aking for camp of
o3ooo men. An the gun boa, craft we're
repairing and measures taking tor the sup
ply OF another Grand Army OF England--
noua' may De great man in some ;hings !;
but great men have their zveak paris.
Mr.. SMITH, the American Secretary of
State. has published very important adj
dress 10 he citizens of the u. States. II
however. only serves to confirm what eve
ry man IN the world, who has eves hoe
seen before, the most fawning partiality Of
the American government towards. and
siavish fear of, the Emperor of France
A very interesting tact is also revealed in
this address, which is, that the unmanner-
~ clause In the letter, which announced he
Conclusion OF Erskine's agreement. which
save so much Just offence to his msiesrv
anc "hich was the eole cause of his re IN
Sai 20 ralily the aSreemen, was interpoa
ted by the PreSldent's GUN hand atter NJ
Smith had prepared The despa,ch : and
galnst which Mr.. Smith, i'll very gentIa
manly manner, demonstrated.
we understand, that the frigate Presi
dant, Com Rodgers ;; u States, Commodore
decatur, and the sloop Of war Wasp. Caot
Jones. VIII sail on a cruize the first far
wildly Y. E. Post
a most extreord nary instance of the
force OF the Tornado occurred at the house
o. Mr.. Ruddock, i King street A piece
o! timber nearly thif y feet long. about SIX
oy niDe inches square, was taken from the
balcony OF the house OF Mr.. Boisgerard. in
Nhurch street, and Carried through the air
o the distance OF 2 quarter of mile: when
w It's fall, II went through the roof and two
floors, and when we saw il. was still in ,h;s
position, one end out at the roof the other
projecting about three feet into the kitchen
oeiow the amazing force with which il fell
was such, that the holes made in the roof
AMI h"ors, were only large enough to admit
the timber At Mr.. Fayole's. Ia King
street, pi:ce OF scantliBg, about three or
tour Inches square, stru * tree i'm the ward
"iih great violence, from whence. with nm
broken force, it strusk large pillar that
supported the piazza, which it Frustrated
II then struck Il mahogany table standing a.
Bainst the wall of the house, the OUTER Leaf
OF which 1t shattered to atoms. went ,hro'
the DINER inio the brick wall about one
inch, with such force as 70 knock off the
pialstering Oh the inside.
Charleston city Gazefte.
Inc dispatches just received from En-
gland by the Executive OF the u. States
leaves 1t no longer doubtful, as to the in
senhons OF Great Britain. The advice.
rom our political agents in England, say
prepare /or immediate defence add IL !.
ADDED that the death or ;ns King, whic
vas hourly expected, would make mo- A..
tcration IA ,heir diSgcsapn,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

we ere informed from source that
MerifS confidence, that Coz. Foth and M
1Iora!eS are ordered by tie tahtain zen
erat TO Tie HaUanna. When HE letters thar
Coz Foich 7Orote NJ Kee and Seere
fary Smilh we're made fubhc at Pensacola
fhe feohIe 7oere much enraged at Foieh
and IL IS hroba6te fhef he is ordered 10
me HaOanna to account for tie soriting
u MO3e letters. - Louisiana Gazctte
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24
E.rtraet Of letter I1em Igashingto
dated &ehkember u.

0afed ceIfemOeT IL
" Mr.. Prondman. tie Kings Messenyer.
80 7oaiHng (at Mr.. Foafer's house J tbs
return u a MeSsenger d,sna chez 10 6Tr.
hoHroe H. his ansqver, 7vhlcA tsf be deli
vfred 10 Mr. Foster PRECIOUS to Mr.. Pis
sailing tor Tie fleet. By Tie nert mail
we h0fe TO give you something mare de-
ctsfVe. M ]. Mer. Adv.
Senate IF NaTy!aaA--TheF Electoral Col -.
lege OF Maryland met at Annapolis Tor the
purpose OF choosing Senators on Monday
last. The following gentlemen, aH Bclu6.
deans, were chosen
WIN. Pinkney & Levi HoIlugsworth. Bal
timore Wn. M Creery, Baltimore COUNT;
John Williams, Worcester ; solomon Fra.
ger, Dorchester ; Frederick Hoibrook. Ca
roline Edward Lloyd, Talbot James
Brown, q. Anne WIN. Holm ysworth. &c
CT; Eiyah Davis, Hartford; Upton Bruce.
Allegheny; WIN Thomas, ST. Mary's
Lloyd Dorsey, A. Arundel; Moses Tabbs.
Washington TEAS, BsYkins, Frederick.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

ladolid. where he received congfatulatofy
addresses from the civil authority and the
principal inhabitants
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

This account comestQus more in de,a.
out we prefer stating it thus explicitly ara
concisely, because the British piiats n ,h,-
sea ports and even prints that Irofess Tn
DC faithful to the country, are habituaiiy &C.
Gu stoned to luil the people inloa false Sc.
curity. We have strong grounds to believe
that the Executive is convinced that Great
britaiH Is determined to make war upon
US. and the course pursued by its ministe,
here. is too manifestly governed by such a
design. The treemen OF America s,.on,I
lose no time in attending to the principIex
OF defence for defence they wilIb. c'Ii.a
upon to make. Mr.. Morier, the .b.rs.
des affaires. who succeeded jackson. hs,
lately returned from Canada, to which he
was sent with dispatches, soon after tho
rival ofthe minister Foster-<aurora.
The number of British ships of war now.
IN the merican seas, amoun,s to one ~,
dred and one--of which are of the i'm.
= are h'ties, and 81 are irigates. besides
sloops and yachts 90, br.gs %. cutter AMI
10 gun boats. These are, exclusive nj 49,.
fleet of Admiral Yorke. '
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

Inc brig Federal, capt. Kearoes iroro.
r oit'and' who came into the Cape q, Fr;'
uay' saw to the leeward - gun sbir -,
two frIsates-- mir. o." sup ano
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

BY the brig Diana, which arrived at thi
port. on Sunday, from the HAVANA, W,
learn, that the properly in the Island o
Cuba, belonging o subjects of France, W &c;
was sequestered about Two years since D,
the government, Of the Island. has recent,
been restored to its original proprietors, b
order of the Supreme Junta of Spain.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-20
LONDON, March 10.

A letter from British officer IN Portugal
piy.s the following explanation OF late mis-
Sion from Massena to Lord Wellington :. =
e The French commander, intending to hrs
fen de ;oie on receiving intelligence OF the
birth Of the imperial issue of the marriage OF
Nanoleon and Maria Louisa, sent to acquant
Lord Wellington, (" in order," as the french
of;cer said, {. that Lord Wellington should
not he alarmed" Lord Wellington received
the officer very politely, and sent back an as
s,,rance to Marshal Massena, that a'taonsh
NO fire from the French lines could alarm h"'l y.
he was so much obliged by the .pollteness OF
b;s communication, that as it was probable the
first intelligence Of the event, upon when the
fen de- joie was to take place, would reach
Portugal from England, he would not lose a a
moment in conveying it to the French camp.
The Independent spirit manifested by some
ofthe Nothern Powers, will be supported IN
the ensuing spring by very considerable
Rr;,;sb feet, which Ministers have determined
~ send to the Baltic. The distinguished We
teran. Sir J. Saumarez, will take the COM
mand
Letters from the coast of France to the date
&c SUNDAY last, declare, that notwithstanding
the concession OF our Board OF rade IN FAVOUR
Of the Friesland, Hanseatic, and other vessels,
the embargo mad not been raised IN the french
norris, The exchange at Paris was sixteen
and a fraction, or squal to thirty per cent be-
low par.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-20

upon him the appcll.s;oa Of ashc father ara
mother of his people"
On awindow shutter on the FIRST floor oe
house in this city, over cellar door, is tn.
following : g This cellar to let enquire, Sc.
every man his own 4oashergcoman."
tnS-lish fcher
Sailed from Plymouth, t,:roc empty col.
Tiers laden with proy;si rs for ..;e Navy"
EnSd>h faher.
How often is the following motto to be seen
in ttc CITY of Gotham. g a. f.'s office re.
moved to no street," whic, is certainly
bull, for it is only A. B. wlo HIS removed,
and not his Office.
Turn from the siitterins tribe your scorn-
tul eye,
Nor sell tor gold, what gold Can never buy"
J0knsor.
Now bid me run,
And will strive with things inghossi5le,
Yea, get the better Of them"
Shak&tearc.
Now to pure space lifts the cxtatic stare,
Now running round the circle finds its sqna,r."
Pehe.
4 horrid silence first nvassa the ear"
Lryds4.
And Pat, though last net least. " Agh
success to yc, for sure didn't I know its you:
honor that's going to give rs III odd shilling.
for h.ynt walked through siie snow tircc
days successfully and got no.hiDg for NY trou-
bic :; and see your honor myjcet and A11ds are
6eth 6areJ5ottd"
Enough has been said to make this last say.
ing OF Hum Whang's AS self-cyidcnt as any
problcln in Euclid We, therefore, fos lac pre-
seat quit tie subject.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-20
Artificial Mineral Water.
April 6-9

TUsT received, zr4ted Soda Water, a
pleasant and refreshing b; varsse' when
in medicinal application has been found high
ly useful in cal ,ulous. equity and rheumatic
affections; i, allays faverish irritst ons' and
removes debility, produced by relaxation
from excess, in,cnperance, *
It powerfully eucreascs the appetite ana
promotes digestion, neutraizes s'ia,"e' !"
the stomach and cor-ccts Nlated ois
h.n,e !, will ne found IN agreeable remedy
car. or preventive of many diseases, par
ticularly those which are most prevalent Ia
warm weather fnr sale by
Richard H. Little,
Apo,hecary and Druggist
Fairfax street.
Other Mineral Waters are expected
.hortiv. of which a supply yiil constantly be
R. II l.
dlwStaw,f
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-20
Richard H. Little,
N . T l C E.

ON the hrzt Monday in May next, at
Haymarket win be held ar election tor
Presiden, snd four Directors and Treasurer
for the Fauquier and Alexandria Turnpike
Cempsnv, under the direction OF George
Pickcu. willi.rn Hunton. and William Ball,
commissioners.
April za"te
~. The printer Of The Winchester Ca
.e.te, is requested to pabfsh the above until
N. day of election, and forward his account
to this Office.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-20
LAND FOR SALE.

Rv v;,,u. O d oeeree oi me supreme Cod' Vi
ehancery tor the Richmond distn't, IN
s,;t between Robert Carter, ESQ piainua
an, (,rsn,m's deyisees defendants VIII he
.oId at au, tion, before the front coor O.
tb. count house in Dnm'sies, On the hEs'
day OF the neg superior court OF law ior
t,st county, viz ON the Sc ohd No'oay III
May next
A Tract of Land containing
,s,u, 500 acres, lyina /? Prince "ina'n
Country, o, the main ROAD TO fauqu'eE rom
npmfIiss, abont ten miles from the ia'ef
Nice. ne land will Dc sold IN two Oh more
io,s 10 suit purchaser, On a 'rfoi' % o"o'
,,ro snd tree years from the day OF sais
axc,n, for the charges and cxpences OF INC
s,Ic. which must be paid on the day OF saie'
and deducted from the FIRST instslmeht'-
Bon Is and approved security must oe s'sn
=. the p,ymant of the instalments, and the
,;,I. viii he r.t,ined as further security
with leave to apply to the court OF cnan.els
for = resale in default Of payment. Mf' o,e'
nbe, French, or Mr.. Gains, living near the
ip,-sr,;,e,. will shew them to any disposed 70
The Commissioners.
dts
april So
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-20
FRoM THE .MAcrWIs7osEDIA.
ON BULLS.

" Thou wear lions. hide Doh 1t tor shame,
And hang cat skin on those recreant limbs"
Shakespeare.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-20
Public Sd e.

a., TJEsD " merit, vii be sold, at the
Undue Sore,
Two elegant GIGS, with r'a1ea II An
P. c.. Marstcller.
Anril 10
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-20
Matthew'S & Lawrence,

Matthews u Lawrence,
r., i. ,oys ut their Morocco Leather Hboh'
IN Rsu,i SIR c /, nearly OPPOSITE the marker
hsuse, .ste.rGndr1a- p,, -
psa Green, yellow, Black, Purple, u
range and Pea colored Morocco anu u.., du "f
ti,y of wkiie Leather, anu an assn s'n ''"'"' u
Us,,ers' s. Spinning Wool, and siue'
April s.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-20
For FREIGHT, :

For FREIGHT,
The new Ship Sohs,
fAME Reuhin Fisher. master; bureen
{.SsaSId about three thousand oarres ana
can be ready to receive cargo IN
three DAYS. Apply to
INV Lawrason & Fowle.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-20

For FREIGHT,
IN The STIFF Me,ramaes,
eNTx, CHARLES Cook, jun. aster
e, 49, brrahen about ooo Barrels Is
. FIRST rate vessel, in comp eat order, anc
hourly expected from Hampton RoAds'--Ap'
- Lawrason & Fowle.
April l9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-06
ORDIlUARY

~ recording the virtues of departed worth,
give examples Of excelIencies worthy of imitation.
So long incorruptible integrity, unwesred IN
dustry in the live of All honourabe profession, hber-
al manihccnce and unaffected picty, accompanied by
The m ldcst social virtues have title to esteem, the
memory ofCapt JOIN PRI r, will be held in ven-
Grafton by the wise and thc good.
Possessing snund aud strong mind he dscrimn-
ated objects of solid importance from those of I'm.
substantial vision those discrini iatng powers en-
sbed him to secure TO himself tue inevitable reward
Of superiour worth, wealth, honour, respect and
teen. A. merchant, he was assiduous intelligent
correct and OF unsuliled integrity. As a citizen
he was publick spirited-zealous and active pro-
mote the general good. As man in civil society,
he VS. humane, compassionate, and liberal |; posses
sing heart refined by sensiblity, he felt the msfor-
tunes and woes Of others, and hastened mitigate
their pangs.
Although not a member of any religious society.
vet ne firm believer in the a,oncments of cru
cited SAVIOUR, which buoyed him up against the
ierrours of death and, in those trying moments of
separation from all that his heart held dear on earth
assured him of happy reception with his Redeemer
IN ANOTHER <spAsErTER WORLD.
As husband and parent, in attention and affection
ne was excelled BY none, and equalled by few. Ills
death is not misfortune restricted his family a.
lone, but 70 publick loss.
Tie died ON Sunday the 18th ut. after a short III.
ness Ut SIX days, aged 20 years. On Tuesday after.
noon his remains were inferred, attended by the
Mssonick and Marine Societies, of both Of whics hc
was . Member
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Spanish commandant, alleging that the Pres
!deut oi the United States having prsmised
protect them in their liberty, properly and
'elision, they will be true and faithful In
.n,ir allegiance TO the United States.
We have also accounts from Mobile direct
the 7th ult AT which time nothing extra
ordinary had bappened. Col. Gushing, with
The troops on board the gun boats, arrived at
Mobile Oh the I'd inst. passed the fort with
out interruption, and anchored above the
town, where they lay on the 9th, without
having landed any troops.--lnmediate,y
on the arrival Of Col. Gushing, the militia
were disbanded.
The Legislature of Kentucky has passed
resolution inslructing is Senators and re-
guessing its Representatives in Congress 10
oppose the renewal of the United States
Bank Charte. IN the Senate TN, ,nimousN, /,
III The House OF Representative by large
maJorny.
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PRINTERS NOTICE.

NIL fcrso.s indebted 20 me RhoGe- Island
RefabfcGn ESt06fs shmrnt, are inforaed that
hayn.enl muSs Be mode on or before Lhc 22d Of
Aiareh nert IL mast b. OBVIOUS 10 cvery one,
that on erfsnsipe establishment Of this kind,
cannof eIi@ apithom prompt and regular Iap-
msnfs. Remi!tGnces may BE- made through tie
hosf-e6fce, hosf-haid, which wiA be carefully
credi,rd
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DIED.,

Al 7:uerton, Friday morning last, Mr.. JONI
FRy, IN the 84th year Of his age His remains were
brought to this town, and Inferred in the Common
buryng place Sunday ,t
At Nassau, .Ne1v- Preradence) on the Doth of Jan
last (where he for te benef, of his health, )Mr
CBRIsroPHSR CHAMPLtN, son Of the Hon Christ
obhsr G.. Champin, of this town, in the 22d year Of
his age.
AT .flerGndyld, Tir. on the both ult Mrs. MARY
CHASDLER, in the 2Sd year of her age, daughter of
the late Mr.. Samuel e.. Fssrier, of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-06

TIE subscriber proposes opening SCHOOL on
the 2Oh of March next, exclusively for YOUNG
LADIES. provided number sufficient to render il
an object can be procured subscription for the
purpose is now open at No So, Spring-street and at
the School House, No 7, Schook-sireet Although
the principal object will be 10 render those who al.
tend, adopts in the elegant art Of WRITING, vet to
those who wish it, will be taught the common branch.
of Arithmetick. JOHN RODMAN
NIB Hours of attendance from SPIN I'LL sun.se
Efh Ol
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A .OnGE. WANlD

7 opening several boxes PAPER HAN iiNGS
of the fashionable patterns, with elegant
Borders which he will sell cheaper than was ever of.
fered for sale in this state The assortment Of low
priz'd Papers is extensive. Wholesale customers
can be furnished with Paper Hangings at liberal dis.
counts from the Manufsctory prices
THE BOOK STORE
l. furnished with complete assortment of BOOKS
of ever, description usually wanted. and with every
new publication as soon as from the press. School
and Seaman's books of every kind in use
.aLMfV.dCKS FOR 1911.
Ofvarous kinds, which will be sold by the groce doz
en- single, at one half the original price.
SEpLRAI HUNDRkD VLLUMES
Second hand Books also at half the original price
H.iIS
Of every description and price, wide and common
brms. One case fashionable satin Beavers. Felt
plated and castor mems snu childrcns' Hats AZ the
most fashionable shape and best quality, from IS cts
to S8
Persons indebted to WANTON & RATHBONE,
or GEORGE WANTON, are requested TO maka I'M
mediate payment, and all persons having demand
against either to present the same for settlement.
March q, 1871.
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IAMM ANY SOCltl\, OR
COLU.uBLi.N' ORDER.

A n adiourred Ai,e e'irg Of the TAM
n MANY SOCIETY, or COLUMBIAN ospER.
will be held on MONDAY EVENING, March IL,
Ibemg the llth of iAe month of Worms"l at the
Council Fire of their Great Wigwam, IN tie State
House, precisely at the going down of the sun.
by order Of CONSTANT TABER, Grand Sacien.
WILLIAM SiMONS, Secretary.
.Henth Of Uorms, Oh, }
Season Of Flo,sers, March 6.
lear II Discovery, SIG.
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States, or in allegiance to them,n Conformity
10 the laws OF naturalization, " mo has reside,
three months in any town in this Ststc--pay
taxes for the support of govcrnment-and !,
liable TO bear arms, when called on in defence
OF his country ought not TO be entitled TO b,
vote in the election of Representatives from
tsc town of which he il an inhlbi,an,, TO the
Gcnerai Assembly of the State, and of State
oiii er,, ani Representatives, in Congress,
and in the choice OF Electors of President
and Vice President of the United States. La
Snort why he should not be complele In the
enjoyment oi every right appertaining 10
citizen of a free representative government,
10 elect AMI be elected. appeal 10 the Hon
Me nbers OF the General Assembly of this
State, for Iefutaion OF this doctrine, or
revision OF the law in question.
A FREEMAN.
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NEW ROPE STORE.


INFORM their old customers and the publlck IN
general, that they have opened Rope-Store ~
Thames street, No 66. corner Of Robert Stevens's
wharf, where they intend keeping constantly on hand
Cordage and Botrope of all dimensions; spun yarn,
wormng, while rope, suitable for baters and traces
houseline, msrlinc, bed cords, hand lines, lstchet
8, clothe lines and ,og lines. They Likewise IN.
tend IN the spring to furnish their store with small
fsng lines Of every description. They will furnish
Csbes and all other cord.ge at the shortest notice,
and warrant to be Of equal quality TO any manu-.
factured in the United States. From the conveni,n
cy Of their store being contiguous 10 the wharves
and shipping, they hope to meet with the encourage.
ment Of generous publick FEB. ID.
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Report Of the DelM Of the King Of
InoL.nH

Capt Childs, of the brig T iton arrived at New
York. informs that he spoke on the 1+h of February
the British schooner Union, Is days from Mart mque,
for New-York. The captain of the Union informed
captain Chds that on his coming out of Martinique,
q British packet was going IN, with her colours half
mast, and brought intelligence OF the DEATH Of the
KING Of ENGLAND
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.NEw- YoRK, FEB. 25, 1911.

Ohk, LtO. ., I.
Letters from Washington this morning,
state that the President on Thursday last no.
minated to the Senate JOHN Q. ADAMS, to
fill the vacancy on the Bench Of the fedora.
Court, occasloned by the death of Judge
Gushing, and that the Senate confirmed the
sppsintment by unanimous vote.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-06
D"awing Approaches I!
&c, 1000 DOLL AIRS

May he gained ~, tne small sum of
NINE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS |!
mh4e Grand Uaion College Lottery No. Z.
which will positively commence drawing the 23d of
April next Scheme as follows -
Prizes OF $4,000 Dollars.
do. 10000
do. 5000
do. 1000
S do. 900
% do. 500
Besides large number OF smaller prizes.
u Orders for Tickets and Quarters in the above
Lottery, will receive immediate attention, at the En-
change and Lottery Offc of. C.. SHAW, who will
pay I'll Prizes on rickels sold at his Office AS soon
~ due. Whole Ticsets dollars 50 cents Quarters
dollarS % cents. Feb. 81
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MAX RRIfD,

In this town, on Sunday evening last, Mr.. EZEKIEL
CRANpALL, to Mrs. MARY WEST, both OF tins
town.
At Lincoln County. (Rsntucky.) on the 81 Jan
last, NJ. JoNA.H.v NIcHoL,, formerly ot tins
town, to Miss MATILDA BALL, daughter OF Ihomas
Ban, Esq
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-06
81 The BANK.
From U.dSHTNG TON: }
Efb. 90. 1911.

Ft6. 90, 1911. \
DEAR SIR avail myself of the hrst
moment ~ cong ralulale and inform you, that
the great question is just decided in the Sen
ate, respecting the United States Bank Char
ter. The votes stand II and ~ The ven-
cradle Wee Presid,n, gave his ote promptly
With few obserat agoinst the bill
therefore that subject Is put to rest.
YEAS AND NAYS,
on the final question of the renewal of the
Charter oc The l. niied Stlies Rink