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BOSTON,, April 8
FROM SPAIN.

F" cadiz, Jan. %, l8l2.-The government
have lately passed an act permitting the ex-
portation Of specie for -four and wheat, to be
consumed in Cadz and Isle of Leon only
Flour IS to Is IL per barrel, corn to 2 Ia,
beef Is to l6, rice ID to 9 cwt. Exchange
on England Is per cent. adj"
We have received Cadiz papers to the 23d
January After the usual date, is added,
{" ind in the 5th year Of The glorious struggle
eftbe Spanish heohie against tyrsnny.'
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Jackson s. Rumney,

(GoUer's WhGE,)
HAVE FOR SALE,
Landing from Sehr. Saluanith,
100 tons Plsister Paris
20 cwt, Cordage, ist quallty, well assorted
$50 lbs. No. 8, II, II, 10, So, Cotton
Twist
$50 yards Cotton Cloth, direct from the
Marshheld Factory.
From Schooner Eagle,
5 Seerons Flotant Indigo, superior quality
2 doz. elegant Git, Fancy and Purple
Slatbuck Chairs
2 pair Card faDles--Secretary
IN STORE,
80 barrels Prime and Cargo Beef and Pork
81 Axes
40 boxes brown Soap
so boxes fresh No. 8 Chocolate
packages containing handsome assort-
ment of Leather and Morocco Boots,
Shoes, SC.
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FOR FREIGHT,
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having obtained from the
Orphans Court of Charles County, Ma
rvlan5. Letters of Administration on the per-
sonaI estate of CHARLES MANKIN, late OF SAID
county, deceased, requests all persons having
claims against said estate to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof on or before the hrst
tlay of October next; and all persons lndeot-
ed 70 the said estate are requested to make
''''''s - : Hugh Cox,
Administrator of Charles Mankin.
ort-Tobacco, April LIS. asw'
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WILL BE SOLD,

AT the Warehouse of Mr.. Samuel Williams,
No. 10, Bowley's wharf, Baltimore,
III, AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY,
THE ed APRIL,
40 BALES & CASES
Calcutta, Canton, Russia and
other Goods
AMONG WHTcH ARE
Baftas, Gurrahs, Sonhas, Cossas, Mamoodies,
Aliabad Choudagarys, Emerties, Swans,
Company Long Cloths, Checks,
Madras pattern Hankerchiefs, Seersuckers,
Sooty Romals, Custas, Company Bandannos,
Gilla Handkerchiefs, Kermcchie ditto,
Chintzes. Black Silk Handkerchiefs,
Check Lustrings, Sewing Silks,
Russia Sheeting, Dc. Diapers, Ravens Duck,
London super6ne Cloths,
Yorkshire do. and seconds,
Casimeres, Beriins and Stockinetts,
Cbintz Furniture, Cambria Diunities, &c. &c.
afost of the Calcutta Goods are fine.
Catalogues will be delivered and the goods
rssdy for examination, on Tuesday the 9lst
inst.
Baltimore, Aprii ell dt2lAp
PRINTING
Neatly executed at this Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-08
Neaybort Sb0e-Store and
Manutactory,
No. 100, III i Vi .S.o TREET,
KEPT BY
JOHN NJ. OHVIS.

TXTHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, large assortment of Lads and
Gentlemen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description. He
has those of the first quality, which he will warrant
and recommend-also, quantity that he VIII sell
at reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Mandatory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce Of superior quality to AM
which are made in Newport, and of the latest fash
ions, as he employs number of experienced work
men at Boot-making, and several excellent workmen
in the manufacture of Ladies SHOES, Of every des.
cripton.
Those Gentlemen who may wish 10 be fit
ted to their with Boots Shoes, will please
70 leave their measures at his shoe-store, at his
Mandatory in the Of the same, with his fore
man. Ladies wishing To be fitted with Grecian Slips,
or other Shoes. will be waited by ks 6reman,wh
will take their measures, at the shortest notice.
He returns his thanks TO his customers for
the patronage nc has hitherto rsceived and hat;ers
himself, BY the excrtisns he has made - procrue
good workmen, and the best materials for Boots aud
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
". b. An assortment OF Morocco, OF all
colors, Binding skins, Boot-weo, Cord and Tassels,
&c.
- All orders from town and country will
be a,teaded to. Way %
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Copartnership Formed.

TOHN LOIS AND SA y N
d ID E r S BR Z L 5 Z, respectfully in
form their Friends and the Public, that they
have formed Partnership in Trade, unde-
the Firm Of
DEBLOLS s. BREESE.
at No. ll2, Ihames-street, corner of Church
street, next north of Gov. MARTINS
Where they offer for sale, Cat as low rate
as can be purchased in this town. ap assort-
ment of
HARD WARE and CUTLERY,
wholesale and retail.
N. B. They will also transact business on
commission.
.Nezvhort, .Htt~iE z, 1872
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PUBLIC HEAL / II.
BATRIAG HOUSE,
PELHAM M-STREET.

THE proprietor III announcing to the
public in general, and to the patrons Of this instu-
ton in particular, that it is opened for the ac
commodaion of those Ladies and gentlemen who
wish to partake OF the IuXury of The Bath" is
happy in being able state, that it is in every res
pect complete at any period since its estnblish
10 those acquainted it is unnecessary to say
that as to elegance of accommodation, quality of
water situation, cleanliness and attention, this
BArHINc.HousE is not inferior to any in the Unit
ed States.
1t is open every day, from sunrise until
o'clock in the evening, Sunday excepted, when it is
closed at 10 in the morning
~ Holders of Shares will be furnished
with tickets account (not less than six at a tie)
by applying at the Bathing-House.
49, Tickets sold at the Bathing House
and at the store of Mr.. WILLIAM LOWE, No. 100
Thames -street-Price so cents. June 10.
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Dissolution Of 20 partnership.

THE co-partnerShip heretofore existing
under the firm of ALMY & COE, is this day dissol-
we'd by mutual consent. All persons indebted to
them by note or book account, hereby requested
TO settle the Immediately with JONATHAN T.
ALMy who is authorised to adjust all business rela-
ting said firm.
-, , ,o,, JONATHAN L. ALMY,
Ne"Po''' '""e - A'i~ BENJAMIN L. COE.
The GROCERY BUSINESS will be continued
by the subscriber, at No. i80, Thames street who
respectfully socits the patronage of his friends and
the public. JONATHAN 1. ALMY.
Newport June 10, 8l2
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Merchants Coffee House.

Ihose gentlemen vito .,~i disposed 10 pro-
mote the Institution, will please to call and
subscribe to the News s-Room.--Terms hber-
al.-Pa"ticulars made known at the House
90, Thames-street.
NJ B. A book will be kept at the Coffee
House, for the insertion of shipping and other
intelligence. JOHN JOHNSON.
April So
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Grocery and Commission Store.
1EREMLAH pECKHAM

1EREMIAH PECKHAW,
% ESPECTFULLy aequaints his friends and the
N pubick, that he has taken the new store, No.,
Mh.s,reet. the corner Of Thames-street, where
he intends TO keep on hand, general assortment of
WeSt India Goods and Groceries,
of prime quality, and at the loves; prices, for cash
or approved credit.
". b. The HAIR-DRESSING Business
will be carried on at san store-where the formei
customers Of Mr. p respesGully solicited to ia
YOUR him with their business. Mar IS.
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NOTICE..

"HE subscriber thanks his friends for
Il their encouragement in his late busi-
ness.-fie has now determined on establish
ing HOUSE under the respectable title Of
the
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MANIFESTO.


The
experience of great injustice of
will %ors % u % ne %ys %o @ & @ su at 1 an sS
M % Which has s Necessary ssu GU ovense the wr0nss and ma.s
3 , Ssss sss @ emitted & s that ss ,s @ & for io,ass %
Ss a "1 ss f" s @ s Assa @ i @ S s sincerity ] s a % stronger motives
& % ] s . has ] : & when % .n ss @ %: and
% si @ S THE ~ M %sos ,S % s s as n % %
S % s ss,' M sSs s ss%" ss" s alternative aa s" % @ %
@ of @ @ 1' & a Ga n % s s s sa " Tho sg , % s % s; ;
v'oas s ass 's s
s na in s 'd With S which sna Ia. s s @
saa sia M dss @ % B OF his n 5 @ @ @ es"'
the las. war had oaea commencement psn, one one They
' ss % s s4 % '1F; % s s%s. sa s sa sss n % % '
% % the soa % r @ ad on si @
and depending and nothing oeeud that 1
su%H @, % s" a r % @ % " s "%s % 'as s
s%Ts ss"s & "'' 's' every part me '" 's' many " 's' s'
s %s % % @ "s a 1S the sn example, Ssi n" regard a s s
nsoned solemn the the
ssas"%ss ss s that s wa" ns
n Sa 9o % eoa so s esn 50 peculiar n% is utterly w" incompatible
% and 1s ] s :sss % s @ ss sSs s Ss @
Sos sd its rights as any part except by Conquest Neutral NATIONS have
abdiy preens your
% exposed that they offer they
world that Great Britain regulates trade and and
in
to
of
With trade unlawful
which
madeto the
ron tba
il hwouldn
should
amcabc
] saEasaes friendly ns
which
friendship blow
OF
expected highly
which
the United degarog instances OBJ
heretofore by civilized nations
o
N established
served sols and fixed the boundary
application OF
adequate applied this blockade in its hn extent
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OFFERS fOh S.1LE,
HN the most reasonable terms, for cash
" or approved credit, at his brick Store,
No. S, Market-squarc-at retail-yiz
Madeira WINE SCassia,
French BRANDY, SBasket Salt,
Gais and RUM Ss%sf sss rs G ('y the f''h
Gin, yStarch,
Molasses, SRaisins,
Porter, STobacco,
Vinegar, SSnuf,
Wit White .na}sueAns ssp;'$$.ss;, sHs%$ S CANDLES
Hyson I SSoap and Indigo, 4.
Yourg do SWrting andl p,prp
Hyson Skin STEAs sWrapping S -"
Souchong and yCrockery and
Bohea SGlass Ware,
Coffee, SPewter,
Chocolate, Srm,
Pepper. SStoDe and
Pimento, Slron do (of all kinds,)
Mace, SNails, (assorted,)
Cloves, SCotton and Wool Cards,
Nutmegs, yBcd Cords and
Ginger, SCod Lines, &c.
And sundry other articles too numerous to
mention
-.4LSO, 3Y. WH0LESqLE--
10 pipes Gin, (bcst knd,)
hhds. Sd proof sweet favored Rum
New-England do. by the hid. or bbl.
. casks best London .'nrter;
10 or IL kegs James k.rer Tobacco
10 do. Ginger, (best kind y
20 chests Souchong }
6 do. Hyson-SkmS TEAS.
10. Bohea
10 boxes Havana. ,,c.,
90 bbIs. Muscavado
IL boxes Chocolate, No. and 9
1000 VT Coffee;
10 boxes Raisns
100 bbls. best Alexandria Flour;
Beef and Pork by the bbi. and half DO.
90 boxes New-York Soap;
10 do. spermacet Candles
10 bales New Orleans Cotton;
1000 VT. Cordage; different sizes)
$4,000 gross Corks
ton Bar Iron
10 casks Nails, (of different sizes)
.ILSO,
Seven Shares in the X. l. Union Bank, if
applied for soon.
N.B. He returns his sincere thanks 20 his former
customers and socs a continuance of their favors
Newport, April IL, 1912.
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GROCERIES
William White.

HIS JUST hECEIVLD .4N,D
Offers Tor sale at the store, on Long 1ha formerly
occupied by the ProgresSive. Conbany, No. IL.
By WHOLES.iLE e RETAIL,
AGeneral Assortment of Grocery, Gro ckery, and
Glass Ware, Sc.-cows1sT1So orr
Rum Black Pepper
Gin Ginger
SCogniac &BRANDY Pimento
SSpansh / Table Salt
Molasses Alexandria TT CrIp
Tyson & Batimor
Hysoh SKIN TEAS. Wrapping Paper
Souchong & Raisins
Bohea. | Tobacco
Coffee Rice
Chocolate Soap
Loaf Candles
Havana | cIrCAp Cheese
White < Butter
Brown and Meal.
~ALSO,,<
800 quintals Goldfish;
500 boxes English Herrings.
2O dozen sets Of Measures
loo bbls. prime Beef
50 do. Mess do. 4;
so do Mess Pork
50 do Prime do.
1000 bbis. best Reg Butter
10 kegs Lard;
1000 lbs. Cheese;
10000 lunches Onions
bales Upland Cotton;
50 hhds. Molasses;
% bags West India Cofes.
$50 NJ. Shingles, with quantity of Boards
and Laths, Of the first quality.
The above articles are to be sold on the most rea-
sonable terms for cash or approved credit.
ASe 28
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Co.parnefshtb Dissolved.


THE Co-partnership under the firm Of WILLIAM
l. HENRY MooRE, was by mutual consent
dissolved on the 5th inst All persons having unset
tied accounts or demands against the said firm, are
requested to present the same for settlement. ana
receive their dues and all persons indebted TO them
by Note or Book Account, are earnestly requested
to make immediate payment 10 WILLIAM MOORE,
jun. who is authorised To settle all accounts OF said
company 1t being absolutely necessary that their
demands should be adjusted soon as possble,they
hope that no person will neglect this lrendly invita-
ton, as they will be obliged to have recourse to
some other for the collection of their debts,
should this notice not be attended to.
WILLIAM MOORE, Jun.
HENRY MOORE.
n. B. WILLIAM MOORE, jun will continue the
DRY GOODS business in all its variety, at his
Store, No go, Thames-strcet. He thanks his ~ ads
for past favors, and socits continuance OF their
custom; his endeavors please will be unremitted
Newport, June IL, 1912 .1t
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=x~:O:@z---
OPINION.

S1R-Ttis stated to me, that the ship Supe-
rior, an American vessel, with cargo OF b'i'
fish manufactures owned in part Gas 1t is be-
lieyed) by British subjects, upon her voyage
from England to the port of Philadelphia, has
been captured in the bay OF Delaware, by one
Of the gun boats under your command and Or
dered to Philadelphia for adjudication; that
the collector Of Delaware has seizad ard stop
ped the ship at Wilmington, for an aIIedgea
breach of the non-imporlation law; and 'Na'
he refuses to permit her to pursue her COURSE
10 Philadelphia. Under these circumstanceS'
it would have been peculiarly agreeable TO me-
if the sense Of government had been kn0"n'
as guide for its subordinate officers ou' II
S not my habit to decline the responsibility u
expire ssing an opinion, when the occasion 10
quircs it. ,:.b
In answer, therefore, to the questions W0I'"
your statement suggests. proceed to say
lst. That the declaration of war, agaio''
Great Britain, has rendered unlawful al "
tercourse of commerce, and service, os'"'0"
the citizens of the United States and The ci''
my, and not only Ihe property OF the spsng'
but the aroperty'pf American citizens ep5a5
ed in trading to, or from the country u -
enemy, IS liable by the law Of nations anu "" ~
laws of war, and maritime law, to capture ' 1Ia
condemnation, as prize of war. 1hc ?np
Superior, with her cargo, was captuIeaa -
course of trade from England, after the oT'''
ration of war but she sailed from Eng"
under circumstances SO extraordinary as .t ~
excite a doubt in many ninds, whether :"
case, $50 far as it involves American PfoPTb
ty) does not constitute an exception ho 1',,ht,
general operation Of the law. ms oO' 'l,r
however, can only be decided IN a f'5"i IN.
course of adjudication: or, perhaps Oy an
tcrposition Of the Legislative power. ;,bt,
The ship Superior, with her cargo ~ ,5sr,
then, be lawfully captured, as Prize ?, .. -,
on the high seas or in the pavigabIe y' s,s.
of the United States, by a public aF''Sa -; ;ent
sci, and ordered to proceed to any cohEo" If
district for adjudication. In the chG }; ca.e,
district under the circumstances OF 'nls -
the officer has. selected the most 1" 1,5.Js,
and the most proper; for the port OF fn nia;oal
phia is not only the port Of the ship o''S
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Flffv Dollars Reward.

~ AN away, some time IN December last'
N Negro Woman named ! KEACE. %
or 80 wears old of very dark complexions
and when spoken TO, is anxious to make her
self appear very polite; one OF her eyes
is weak, occssioned by having sore eyes !;
on the, back part of her neck are seEe-
raj scars by having seatons there. his
woman has an extensive acquaintance ID
Charles county, Maryland, and from her
extreme art have no doubt she has &C.
quired them in Prince Georges county,
Washington city. Georgetown and Alcxan-
dria. No long since she was IN Piscataway,
and had changed her name to JIMMY, and
a few weeks ago she was in Tenley Town &
Georgetown and passed by the name OF MA
Ry SHORTER it's believed she has pass
obtained from woman of that name, who
had one from the Clerks Office oil Charles
Cosnty. She was at Roziers ferry not long
SINGS and applied to Mr.. Davis to purchase
her, il is presumed she is lurking about
some of the above places at this time. As
to her clothing 1t is deemed unnecessary
to mention them as she has probably chang
ed them.
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/ The expenses incident to our s;tn.s.
must, we must know, be incurred srG s0h
think thet the administrator have ina,,It"I We
patriotism of the people, by declinn., - =, .e
the necessary steps for rncetinc ,hfm 'aAe
| indeed, considering the concuct bi,ber+a ous
sued, we are seriously apprebens;ye Iod pu''
immense public debt should be accumnl.r, 81
without the attainment Of any cquiysIents9'
vantage. The service Of the next VEN ~ ~.
tie expected to call for twenty millions VA
out having made any serious impression ~
the eneniy,or any advance towards the fa,aa Di
bic adjustment Of our disputes.
I The nomination of De Witt Clinton for =.
presidency, by the state Of New York, mon
ses to the union, as we hrn,ly believe, rsi;se
from the evils Of an inefficient edminstr,,;as
and of an inadcquately conducted war. His a
triotic and infiexible principles puarsmea
firm and unylelding maintenance Of the sove
reign rights Of the y States. Ncycrtbele..
he is not engaged, through any effect Of 70
reign diplomacy, as 10 the coptroycrted Chin.
OF the belligerents of Europe upon each other
in the new aud outrageous species Of hostiIitr
introduced in the present war.
His qualities, as they have been proved bya
long lrlal in public Ifs, assure US Of an a5la
and upright conduct Of our nauonal affairs
From his discernment, We infer IN cxcenen.
selection of the best talents in the nation. 70
ill the high stations Of government, and aid
the republic with their counsel and services
From his energy, we anticipate yigor in war,
and determined character in the relations Of
peace. we believe him to be, in this respect.
formed on the model oil his ycreratcd uncle,
whose decision of mind, constancy and fam.
ness, were almost uneoualled.
His attachment 10 The commercial interests
of The union, is founded upon an intimate &C.
quaintance with their beneficial results, and
persuasion ct the national ad, antases accru-
ing from commercial pursuits.
His administration would, we believe, aim
at reviving the almost expiring commerce Of
the country, and extending 10 it naval pro-
lection proportioned to its value, and 10 tue
revenue poured by it into the national Golfers.
III fine, we believe, that to maintain the rights
OF bis country, would be his nnalterable roso.
luton; to regain peace, would be his study
to retain ii his desire; and to restore the re.
public to health and prosperity lis highe.;
ambition.
We therefore, earnestly recommend him 10
the support OF the other states, and to the sut-
trpges Of the electors for the next presidentof
the union.
William ~. Gilbert, Sluanus miller,
Mat. B. Talbmadge, Thomas II, Emmet,
Jshn VI. Kes&on, Benjamin Ferris,
Preserved Fish, El6srt Herring,
Pierre c. Yan H'ick, X. Rifsr,
Gurdoa S. 1huaJord, r HNaon,
u Delamontagnie, Jain II Sich,es,
Benjamin De MT, SamueI Harris.
New YoRE, i7th Aug. 1912.
The above gentlemen from the sub'com.
niltee appointed BY the state committee OF
correspondence.
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No I IL E..
Angust rs

TvHE subscriber intending to direct his
attention TO some other object thai
that OF Farming, wishes TO rent Tor the next
year the PLANTA ALTON whereon he nov
resides. Upon this tract there are Jour COM
Portable Tenements.
He viii sell at p ivaie sale all the .stocf
upon the Land, consisting of H1rses, Hog
Gatde, and remarkable fine flock OF sheep
H will also sell five or six Is likely yount
N gro Men as any in Maryland lie ais
wishes to dispose of the Land at present oc
cupied by Mrs. Catllarine Chapman, l!1m
Immediately on Z CHA SWAMP, containing
about 90 acres. This land is Of good qua
hty and very we'll timbeied Any perioH
wishing to purchase any Of ess,above dis
cribed property, had better make early P
pl,ration. as in The event of their moi bein,
sold at private, he will ofcr them at publ
''s' Williams chapman.
Port Tobacco, July 28sSF lawtiS
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder ter
ready money, on the 18th day of next month
(Septembef) sundry half acre LOTS OF
GROUND, in the town of Providence, at
Fairfax court house which town and sale
Is authorised By an act IF the Virginia Legs
lature plan Of which, and the lots, may be
seen at any time previous to, aud on the SAID
day of sale.
BY THE PRESENT TRUSTEES.
August %. 2awtS
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Thomas Burgess.

Charles Connty, Stare Of Maryland,
N. B. All persons are hereby lorwarncd
from harboring or employing the above de,
scribed Negro Woman, at their peril, on
under the severest penalties of the law
T. B
AUGUST rs law
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PUBLIC NJYi'IsIICE.

I'D Y virtue of deed Of trasts bearing date
I'D lst My, 1909 Executed to- Philip d
d we, as escheator for the commonwealth OF
Virginia, in Prince William county, by James
H.yes, to secure the payment of The purchase
money arising from the sale of tract OF land
(containing i4o acres, more or less, and Is In
the vicinity of Dumfries) which said land was
escheated to the communicable shall, as
successor to the said Dave, ~ pursuance OF
the provisions of the act passed 23d OF June,
1898, entitled :" An act 10 amend the several
acts of assembly concerning escheators-on
Mondag, the 9TH day Of eptember, 1912, at
the Court House, in the town OF Dumires,
proceed to sell the said tract of land, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, the above
menlioned deed Of trust, not having been
complied with.
JAMES E, HEATH, Escheator.
Dumfries, August 6--lo = 2awtlS
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SHERIFFALTY.

q T the request of many respectable
N fieu,ls, ] offer mysslfto my fellow-ci
tizeps OF CHARLES Coanty candidate for the
Off Of Shesiff At the ensuing eleslnn;
trusting lb5tmy knowledge ofthebusinessmil
enable me r. execute the duties thereof with
Justice and e city Should Ibe so fortunate
as to BE RE otgect Of your ehoice, will en-
deavor to eviNce my gratitude by lenicnt
and humane dischsrRe Of my duty.
John c. Reeves.
April SO I3tlawtlst0c
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The British had intelligence Of the gar az
fort 11atden, fort Gorge, and al 4ichRhmack-
mack, before the american garriSons IN those
places, and generally all along the frontier.--
The american fort at the later place, 7pas ia
ken in consequenceofR ii. The governor Qf this
state had NOT o6icial information Of the 7var
until the Tuesday evening efteyzvards, aitho'
il 4vas knozon in Nezy York on Saturday. This
zvos Oer4 great neglect, as MeJrontie"s Of
this state zvere heculiarly e1fosed.
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