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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-05
Weybort Sboe-Sfore and
Mangtactov,
No. 100, THAMES-STREET,
9OHN ~. UAVIS.

WHO has recently received from Boston and
wv 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 Will 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 any
which are made in Newport, and OF the latest FASH
ions, as he employs number of experienced work
men at Boot-makng, and several excellent workmen
in the manufacture Of Ladies' SHOES, Of every des
cription.
Those Gentlemen who may wish 70 be tit
ted to their measure with Boots shoes, will please
TO leave their measures at his shoesore, or at his
Manufactory in the rear of the same, with his fore
man. Ladies wishing to be fitted with Gracian Slips,
or other Shoes will be waited on by his icreman,who
will take their measures, at the shortes. notice
lie returns his thanks 10 his customers Tor
the patronage he has hitherto received and iaters
himself, by the exertisns he has made to procure
good workmen, and the best materials tor Boots and
Shoes he shall receive further patronage.
n. i. An assortment OF Morocco, OF all
colors, Binding Skins, Boot-Web, Cord and Tasses,
sc.
~ All orders from town and country viii
be attended to. May 70.
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1boetrv.
m EXTRACY

IN EXTRACT
from CowpER's Poems, containing an eulo-
gium OH the late Rev. George UAifefela
who died and was buried at Newburyport.
I.UCONOMUs (beneath weli-sounding Greek
I slur a name a poet must not speak,
Stood pored on infamy's high stage,
And bore the peltng score OF hall an age;
The very butt of SANDER, and the blot
For ey'ry dart that malice ever shot
The man that mentioiid him at once DISMISSED
All mercy from his lips, and snser'd and hiss'd
His crimes were such as sodom never Knew
And perjury stood up to swear all true
His name was Mischief, and his zeal pretehcc,
His speech rebellion against common sense
knaye when tried on honesty's plain rules
And when by that Of reason, mere TOOL.
The worlds best comfort was, his doom was pass'd !
Die when he might, he must be damnd at last
Now truth perform thine Office watt aside
The curtain drawn by prejudice and pride,
Reveal (the man is dead) TO wond'rng eyes
This more than monster in his proper gnise
lie Ioy'd the world that bated him; the tear
That dropp'd upon his bible was sincere;
Assaipd by scandal and the tongue Oi strife,
Ills only answer was blameless lie
And He that forgd, and he that thre" ms dart,
Had each brothers interest IN his heart
Paul's love Of Christ, and steadiness uhpriDa,
Were copied close in him, and well TRANSCRIBED.
lie follow'd Paul his zeal kindred hame,
His apostolic charity the same.
like him. cross'd cheerfully tempestuous seas,
Porsakng country, kindred, friends and ease
Like him he labourd, and like him content
TO bear it. suffer'd shame whereer he went.
Blush calumny; and write upon his tomb,
If honest Eulogy can spare the room,
'rbv deep repentance OF thy thousand les
which an'd at him, hate piercd th' offended srdes
And saw Blot out my sin, confessed, depord,
Against thine image, in thy saint, Lord
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A PARABLE.

Upon the credit of clerical sportsman,
the following recipe was given for catching
wild geese /" Tie cord to tail OF an eel,
and throw II into the lens where those fowls
haunt one of the geese swallowing this slip
pcrv bait, it runs through him, and is swal-
lowed by second and third, and so on till
the string is quite fled" a person caught
so many geese in this manner that they abso-
iutcly flcw away with him
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Miscellaneous Selections.
-.----ny @0GeR,

A caricature has been exhibited at Paris,
in which the Emperor and the King OF Rome
are the most prominent characters. The
emperor is represented as sitting at q table in
the nursery with a cup of coffee before him,
into which he is squeezing beet-root. Near
TO him is setting the young king of Rome,
voraciously sucking the beet root. The
nurse, who is steadfastly observing him, is
made TO say, Z" Suck, dear, suck, your father
says its sugar.
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FOR SHE,
NOTICE..

WHEREAS the Subscribers OH the
w 9th day Of April, 1912, appointed by
the Court OF Probate of the town Of Westerly, in the
county Of Washington, Commissioners to receive.
examine, and adjust the claims of the Crcditos to
the Estate of
.Jan'es N. Chamtln,
late of said Westerly, now absent, and supposed To
be lost at sea,) represented insolvent and nine
months being allowed for them to exhibit the same
Notice is therefore hereby given, that will attend
at our respective dwellings. in said Westerly during
the time aforesaid, for tile reception of all legal
claims against said Estate And they further give
notice that they will meet at the dwelling house Of
SYLvEsTER GAvIT, Esq. in said Westerly, on the
last Monday in January next, at o'clock, A. NJ. for
the purpose of hearing and determining upon all dis
pued claims, Cf any there sheuld Lel-of this all
persons who consider themselves inteIe sted will pay
the strctest attention.
Jesse BQbcock, ID, !
S,Ia1.n W.1;am s.a1ma", s.,1,s Commissioners.
All persons indebted TO said Estate, arc requested
to make immediate payment to
Joaehh Potter, .Adm,nis,rasor.
Westerly, Nav /, 1912.
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TO LET.
And immediate possession givcn.)

(And immediate possession givcn.)
THE very commodious house and
tavern, standing on the RhodeIs Island Turn.
pike $50 callcd) in Portsmouth. with the out house.
and garden adjoining. The occupant of the prcmi-
ses will be the tollgatherer for the Turnpike Compa.
ny and will probably keep the Post-ohce. For fur.
ther conditions, apply To burlington Anthony, Esq.
near the place, or to tho subscriber at Bristol
D, A. LEONARD
Bristol, April &c, 1912.
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Brandy7vine Paper.

Has jass recoivcd from philadelphia,
Sixty Reams BRANDYWINE PAPER,
consisting OF Cap No. * ?, Quarto vellum pos, and
medium Drawing, which with his former stock, Of
various kinds of PAPER, makes his assortment as
complete any in this State. All which will be
sold as low as can be purchased in this town.
January z.
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DWELLINC.HOUSE.,

For sale, on vcry moderate terms, for rash
THE subscriber offers for sale, his nes
- and convenient Dwelling. g.House, and Lot Of
Land, very pleasantly situated, fronting Barney and
Vernon streets, a!iording beautiful and extensive
view of tho harbour, river, islands, &c.
For terms, apply to WILLIAM W. VERNON.
March
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THE subscriber begs leave to inform the public
4 that he has taken the stand lately occupied by
WV. PrARer, Cor the purpose of accommodating
those Ladies and Gentlemen, who may please 10 IA
YOUR him with their company.
NATHAN GARDNER
n. n Good accommodations for eight or ten Pri-
va;e boarders.
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Valnabk Lots Of Land.

EOR SALE--two Lots of LAND,
L. situated at tho southcrly part of the Icwamcs
surinr cacn $50 by so feet, late the property Of T.
LtsuA ANrnoSy, dcaccassd-said Lots are well
calculated for building or other improvement. For
terms and other particulars, apply 90 THOMAS X.
GAspxER, in South -kings;own, or HENay MoosEs
in Newport M2ren~Ss
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TO TILE PUBLlCK.

The subscriber having been greatly benefited by
the use of DIR. Rogers Vegetable Pulmonc Deter
gent, conccivcs 1t duty he owes the proprietor OF
the medicine and the publick to state the following
facts
For several years have been much afflicted with
the Asthma and for weeks together have not been a.
bic 20 lie down in my bed seeing the above Medi
cine advertised for sale at Mr. TAPPANs bookstores
l determined to make trial of IL, though have al
ways been much preudiced against Patent Medicines
in general and confess had very little faith in this
but my great surprise and Joy, after taking
the first dose, found myself much relieved as 10
sleep quietly in bed and have ever since, when IN
the least troubled with the Asthma, found ipmedi-
ate relief by its use.
/ do not hesitate. with confidence, 10 recommend
the Vegetable Detergent to all in the least afflicted
with the Asthma, and have doubt but they VIII
receive great relief by the use of this invaluable
medicine. Wa. WALLER.
Portsmouth, March IA, 1911.
], ISRAEL FENNER, OF Providence, 10
the State of Rhode-Island, do hereby certify, that
my wife, RUTH FENNEn, afflicted for consd-
eia5e time, in the summer of 1911, with extreme
cough, pain in her side and loss of appetite, which
reduced her to such low and feeble state that she
was scarcely able to walk across the room, and to
al appearance fast ioclining to quick consumption
I Immediately obtained one cake of Rogers Vcgst-
able Pulmonc Detergent, and after taking this ac-
cording To the directions, she was restored 10 her
usual state Of health which we attribute with the
blessing OF God, to the above valuable medicine.
n ISRAEL FENNER.
Providence, November II, 1911.
ErtrGct Of letter from 1lr. DANIEL AVER,
Of LouG0n, .Nt7c- Hamhshire, TO jlr. ISAAC
/ HALL, Editor Of the Nt7v-HGmShirc Patri-
ot, Concord.
Dear &r--Havipg frequently heard men,
ton made of the beneficial effect of ROGERS Iege-
tG6le i'1lHioaic Dctergent in pulmonary complaints.
and seeing it advertised for sale at your Office, after
having made use of almost every other medicine, |
was induced to make trial Of it. Although three of
my sisters had successfully fallen victims TO a
sumption, and although myself threatened with the
same complaint which had proved fatal TO them, this
benign restorative have reason to believe, has
tirmed nc iii tolcrable state of health, and think
cannot do better service to the community than
by requesting you to make publick this testimony TO
she almost super-human effects of this Medicine
Loudon, Dec. %, 1911. DANIEL AVER.
n. B.--The Medicine mentioned in the
above Certificates, may be had of JAMES
TAYLOR and SAMUEL w. VINSON,
Newport. .AA-JOHN CASEY, East-Green-
wich.--ROBERr COZZENS, Wickford
THOMAS II. WELLS, Little Rest Hill
RICHARD NJ. WEBBER, Tiyerton, and
at various other places.
Price Two Dollars PER Cake.
Newport, December 25, 1911.
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FOR SHE By
JOSEPH BRIGGS,

.No. 63, IHQMeS-stJecS ,
$500 lbs. w. J. COFFEE
Hhds best retailing MOLASSES;
Bbls. Fresh FLOUR;
A few Grkins prime BUTT Err, suitable for Em-
ly use
general assortment of GROCERIES, as usual.
-ALSo---
A constant supply of GIN, (Pawtuxct
brandy which, by the most competent judges, is
pronounced equal, if not superour to any distilled
in the United States.
.4kao, for SaLe--2 well mounted CARBON
AIDES.
CT Commission business solicited. M
Newport, Nov. 90, 1911
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UT TIT HTEI7sIL CUsT1 1@.IIsF %
NOTHING which has been said in recon-
nendation of this medicine has been in the least
degree exaggerated, which maay Of the enlightened
and candid Of the Faculty, with whom the proprie-
tor has had an interview, and communicated many
of the principal ingredients, politely acknowledge
lis evident superiority the usual heating Ehxirs
and Basams, in diminishing arterial action, and by
degrees diminishing expectoraon, BY increasing in
sensible perspiratoa, is too evident to be denied ;
this with every assertion Of the Proprietor upon the
sr,ject, are strictly in conformity 10 truth and
not certificate of its efficacy has been iabri.
Gated obtained from disreputabe sources, but IN
varably have been proiered to the publick, by gem
tenen of respectability, and friends to the rights
Of man. GEORGE ROGERS.
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TO LET.

7-HE lower part of the pleasant situated House IL
Brdge-street, corner of First-street, consist.
ing of five rooms oil the floor, in good repair,
very convenient, with cellar and store-house,
viii be furnished If required, and possession given
10Th Of June Terms known by applying to the
scrber JAMES TOWNSEND
May o.
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CHARLES PLTMAN.

HAs for sale on very accommodating terms, at
j. l. his store in Troy, Massachusetts, all kinds OF
Factory-C Cloth and Yarn, at wholesale and retail, as
low can be purchased at the Manufactures.
ALso--a general assortment Of Groceries, Crock
cry, &c. &c. usual.
n. Il. Weaving wanted, for which the highest
prices viii be gwen
Troy, (ass) Nav 2, 1872
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.M0HWING.

AWAKE, little girl it is time to arise,
Come shake drowSy sleep from your eye;
The lark is loud warblng his notes in the skies,
And the sun is far mounted on high.
come for the fields with gay flow rs overflow,
The dew drop is trembling still,
The lowing herds Craze in the pastures below,
And the shecp-beIl is heard from the bill.
q come, for the bee has flown out Of his bed,
To begin his days labors anew
The spider is weaving her delicate thread,
Which brilliantly giitters with dew
O come, for the ant has crept out Of her cell,
Her daily employment 70 seek
She knows the true value of moments too well
To waste them in indoent sleep.
Awake, little sleeper, and do not desplse
OF insects instruction to ask,
From your pillow with good resolutions arise,
And chcerfully SO to your task
EVENING.
Little girl, it is time to retire TO rest,
The sheep arc put into the fold,
The lnnet forsakes us and flies TO her nest,
TO shelter her young from the cold.
The owl has flown out from his lonely retreat
Aad screams thro' the tall shady trees
The nightingale takes on the hawthorn her seat,
And sings to the ev'ning breeze
The sun, too, now seems to have iinish'd his
race,
And sinks once again to his rest
But tho we can no longer see his bright face,
lie leaves gold streak in the west.
Little girl, have you fnishd your daily employ
With industry, patience, and care
If so, lay your head on your pillow with SOY,
No thorn To disturb shall be there.
Tie moon through your curtains shall cheerful
ly peep,
Her silver beam shall dance on your eyes,
And mild ev'ning bree2es shall fan you to Sleep
Till bright morning shall bid you arise
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IA Al"AtN1
III AS Just received new assortment
l. n Of Mems, Women's, Misses and Boys Shoes,
with an assortment of Boots.
ALso--a few frkns OF Butter, of good. quality
for family use and few barrels Mess Po.k.
April L.
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Cheap Shoes.

JOHN III. MANSFIED,
OFFERS for sale, from two to three hun
~ dred paii<p women's, misses and childrens
SHOES, from 3s6 to 1s6 per pair.
inst received,
A large assortment of mems, momcn's and
childrens Shoes of all descriptions, Wholesale and
Ietail. April %.
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TO LET,

(.dnd lhossession siVen immediately
n convenient House, situated nc
the Post -Offce--Also, for sale, good second -ha
Chase with Harness. For particulars inquire o
Nav 20. JOHN MARSH
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TO LE7,

TO LET,
\ ND possession given mmediately-the large
"a and elegant brick House, in Portsmouth, stard-
ing on the Turnpike Road leading to Bristol Ferry
calculated for publick house, which will be let
very reasonable terms. Inquire of ABRAHAM
BARKER, Newport, or ISAAC FISH, Providence.
March "a.
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GROCERIES
William White,
X9S JUST RECEIV'ED AN

ms JUST RECEIVED .9ND
Offers FOR sale, at the store, LOng-rpia formerly
occupied by the Progressive Company, No. H.
BIZ HH0LES.RLE e REI.lL,
4 General Assortment of Grocery, Crockery, and
Glass Ware, &5c.-ce ceNsIsTINc OF
Rum Black Pepper
Gin Ginger
sosn,.S sosnias BRANDY TaS,a fi%s@'s Sal,
Molasses AleNandria2 FLOUR
Hyson & Baltmor
Hysor skin TEAS. Wrapping Paper
Souohong & Raisins
Bohea | Tobacco
Coffee Rice
Chocolate Soap
Loaf Candles
Havana c1rcAp Cheese
White & Butter
Brown and Meal
~~ALSO,%
500 quintals Goldfish;
500 boxes English IIerrings
20 dozen sets of Measures
100 bbls. prime Beef:
50 do. Mess do.
80 do Mess Pork;
80 do Prime do.
1000 bbs. best Kcg Batter,
10 kegs Lard;
1000 lbs. Cheese;
10000 punches Onions
bales Upland Cotton;
50 hhds Molasses
20 bags West India Coffee.
$50 NJ. Shingles, with quantity OF Boards
and La,hs, of the first quality.
The above articles are TO be sold on the mos; res
sonablc terms for cash or approved credit.
Aug. SS.
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For SALE.

FOK ShLE,
TTHREEElCHTS of the estate Of ROBERT TAY.
i LoR, Esq. situated in Walnutstreet, on the
Point, consisting of lots Of land, with all the bull
dings, Watts and Pools and all the tools necessary
for carrying the Tanning and Curryiiig business
For terms apply to H0RATIO &. TAYLOR, o!.
he Pre- nises Nav
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.NOIICE.
WE. the subscribers. having been appointed by
" the hon. Court of Probate of the town of
Jamestown, in the county of Newport, commission
to receive, examine, and adjust the claims a.
gainst the estate Of WILLIAM TEW, late of said
jamestown, missng and supposed to be lost at sea)
represented msoVent; do hereby give notice that six
months longer from the date hereof are allowed TO
creditors of said estate, to bring in and prove their
respective claims and that will, for that rur.
pose, attend at our respective dwelhng-houses.
Thomas Carr, Commissioners
John Eldred, ''''
And all persons indebtedto TO said Estate request
Cd to make immediate payment to the subscriber,
living an Chartstown, County of Washington.
John lew, jun. administrator.
Charlestown, May 5th, 1912
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Rogers' Vegetable Pulmonie
Detergent,

FOR CONSERVATION, .aSTH.JE8cTCK and
C.41.7RRH.iL COMPLAINTS.
- =.
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NOTICE.

ME, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Court of Probate of the town of Wester-
iy, in the County Of Washington, commissioners to
receive, examine, and adjust the claims against the
estate of JOHN l.. THOMPSON. late of said wes-
tcry mariner, (missing and supposed to be lost at
sea,) represented nsolvent do hereby give notice
that twelve months, from the date hereof are allow
cd to the creditors of said estate, to bring in and
prove their respective claims and that we will, for
that purpose, attend at our respective dwellings.
John Cross, lc,o
Jesse Maxson, commissioners.
And all persons indebted TO said estate request
ed TO make immediate payment, to the subscriber,
living in Westerly.
Resolved Carr, administrator.
Westerly, April 81, 1912. GM131
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-12

request. The lords commissioners of his
majest, s treasury viii Issue directions Ia
the commissioners OF the Customs To give e.
very facility to the embarkation of /, our CT
fects.
II, previous to your departure from Eng
land, you can point out to me any particu-
lar manner in which can facilitate Your ar
engagements, beg that you will command
my services.
HIS royal highness has commant led me to
signify to you, Tor The information of your go
vernment, that there will be no difficulty in
allowing MIR. Il. e.. Beasley, as stated in
your letter, to reside in this country, as the
U. States agent tor prisoners of war.
have the honor to subscribe myself, with
great truth and consideration, Sir, your most
ob't humble servant,
(Signed) CASTLEREAGH.
j. RasseY. Esq. r. r
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have the honor, &c.
JAS. MONROE.
From The National MtrMgenc.r.


we have neither time OF room. nor can
it be necessary, to say much on the subiec,
OF the Presidents Message presented r.
our readers in our last number. A few re.
marks will suffice for the present.
Whilst the state Of our affairs is lucidlv
and candidly exhibited, the tone of the mes
sc appears to US to be APPLY suited to the
Character Of the times. Tue forcible an.
peal to the good sense and patriotism OF
the nation, with which the Message ron.
cludes, comes home to the bosom, of every
man IN the nation. 1t was not wanting ~
fortify the public sentiment which, as ex
pressed at every recent election not influen
ced by considerations and circumstances
foreign to the question of war, is decidedly
IN favor Ofthe course the National Cmn.
ellis have pursued but il is important. as ex-
pressing the determination of the Execu
i've branch of our government, at leas,
not to remiuts exertfous towards a vigo
rous prosecution OF the war against our de
ciared enemy Great Britain, until the
cause OF that war be removed and it's object
attained. At the same time that this spi
rt IS displayed, we are gratifed to lie a. n
that the olIve-branch has been preferred to
'hat enemy III such manner as to Convince
The most wilful or incl edulous Of the sin
cere disposition Of cur government to culti-
vate tire relations of amiiy with her, on a.
NY terms short of a surrender or relinauish-
ment Of essential rights. To have made
forther advances or offered greater in
dutemrnts to the enemy, with view to
persuade her toe sense Of justice, would
have been to have betrayed Il confidence
q grea; people had reposed in their public
AGENTS, to have battered away their birth
isht tor tiImsy unsubs;aniial shadows !;
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session Of the Legislature on the 1st Tues
Ca, of NoNSinJc, as;.,.
Mai General VAN RENSSEL AER left
own yeste'da! niornmg h.r MS residerc,
at Albany. Col. NAN RENSSELAER, re-
mans 1t. this village. HIS wo,.nds. we un
derstand, are in "a good way Of healing.
Brig. Gen. SMITH has. now the chief
command Oh the lines.
ARMlSTlCE.
At the expiration Of the mistice conclu-
,,ed between Gen. V. Rensselaer, and Gen.
Sheafe. another VAS agrc. d upon between
Gen. Smith and General Sheatv, 10 be ter
minated by either parry at So hours noticc.
THE QUEEN CHARLOTTE.
Came down from Maiden las week, and
OH Sunday last anc hored at Fort Erie.
MILITARY SrORES. &c.
A considerable supply OF arms, ammun-
ton. baggage. &c. have lately arrived OH the
lines.
Several companies of Light Horse, and
ono or two Infantry companies, haze also
arrived. -
ACCIDENT AT FORT NIAGARA.
On the day OF the Oueenston conflict, a
II FOUNDER burst in Fort Niagara and kill
led private in captain Leonard's compa-
ny, named shaw and another lost both legs,
named Todd. who died in a few hours at
ter~ ards. There was but little other da-
mage done-The cause of the explosion
VAS owing 10 heavy charge not sufficient
ly rammed home.
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Erraet ola tes'e, 70 The Editor. dared

Col X. NJ. johnson, has this moment
arrived. The Northwcs ern Army consists
OF 10000 men. On the H5th inst. tho ne
cessary stores will be concentrated at pro-
per points. and the army will march from
the Rapids OF the Miami OF the Lake with
SO days provisions, for the ultimate object
OF the campaign, which is not less impor-
tant than the boldcst can wish. It's issue is
as secure AS any thing which is yet in the
womb Of futurity can be-" Dem. Press.