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APPRECIATION.

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that we
and families have in various cases and III derent
times, used DR. Csry's celebrated Family Piiis,whch
prepared by the vender at Coventry, IL. 1.
We have found them highly serviceabe in our faml-
lies, and particularly efficacous in removing those
complaints for which they are prescribed I'VE ieei
assured of their excellence and consider the Pills
valuable, and worthy the attention of all family Ply
sioians. In testimony hereof, we have affixed our
respective signatures.
Caleb Keton, Joseph Straight, r. Remington. Sd.
John Remington, Mary .aeminstOn " Greene,
Patience Greene, II Rehon, Iheodoria Remins-
ton, c. Borven, J. y. Green, r. Uil6.r, jnn
j. G. RrOwn Phcbc Irxsa, NJ Irwin, j. Ha'o-
kius, Benjamin Morse.
certify that was sick about two years with dry
skin costiveness, and difficulty of breathing could
not rest-I had several doctors but could get no re-
lef--I applied TO DR. Cary and got immediate relief
believe if it had not been for his Pills, could not
have lived continue taking the Pills, and am IN
tolerable health HUGH REbPH
certify that was troubled with pain in my bow
els and side, and dizziness in the head called on
DR. Cary he gave about thirty Pills, which car
ed me- Iesteem them valuable.
NAV. 1915. CHARLES COLvIN.
certify that have made use of DIR. Cary's Pills,
and in duty bound to say they are the most easy
cathartic that l ever made use of.
September. 1918. RAY JOHNSON.
The subscriber having been much afflicted with
the asthma for several years, was induced to make
trial of DIR. Csry's Pls-Before had taken one box
l found myself much relieved, and am now in the
enjoyment of good health. j. ROWLAND.
Dr.. G. w. HOPPIN is sole agent for the town OF
Providence.
or The Pills speak for themselves.
The above Medicines are sold by d. RIpLEY,Nor
wichCon. AVIS & ANN SMITH, Wexford, X. !. and
by SAMUEL w. WILSON,, Newport At the last men
toned place are kept, usual, all kinds OF Drugs
and Medicines generally in use and OF the best
quality--A continuance of favors solicited.
SAMUEL w. VlNSON.
N.,ubc,f March IL 1914 ON.
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HATS.
3. & ). Or. WEAVER,

HAvE just received from the .Manufaciursrs of
i Boston and Hartford, an elegant assortment Of
gentlemen's bsst beaver, castor and plated HATS
also, general assortment of Youths and Children's
napt and felt do-which they are now opening, and
offer for sale as low be purchased in any 9th
er store in the state. They have likewise on hand
a general assortment of their manufacture, in
felior to none They have 1000 Muskrat Skins Of
superior quality, which they will sell for cash.
.Nezbort, lpril 20. (6m)
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[sELEcTED..1
Recruit ing. "A Parody.

Kecruuing. "A Parody.
LovE that drums heart-cheering sound,
raraalng roW I'd. and round, and round;
To gen'rous soals Il Measure Yields.
And lures {, om cities aod from fields.
To strike y ,e foe whose sabres snare
Nor child, nor age. nor belpIess fair,
Foa Par ,orr@,s voice commands.
""'ch ~ lows no bound'ry line Of lands.
love II ~, dr,m,s ho,r,. .cbe.r;ny sound
y. "'aou ,g round, and round, and round
his it tells how freedoms charm
,D "a" re the soul and nerve the arm.
,, nno tolls and storms Of war to brave,
ns country from disgrace to save,
nsr ~. 1 from the horrors that attend
~ &c wretch who must to despots bend.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

Omae tuis huncflm, qui miscmf u.ile dHici
JOHN w. GLISSON
HAS the honor, most respectfully to inform his
L friend, and the public, that he has recently
ken the store formerly occupied by Mr.. WILLIAM
PITT CARR, directly opposite the store of Messrs.
RICHMOND & RopoERs, where he operates in tie
capacity of
BOOT AND SHOE POLTSHER.
Feeling grateful to his friends for liberal patronage
he has already received he pledges himself that ais
exertions will be unremitted to satisfy them and all
others who may have the goodness to favor him with
their custom. U, Fec. "a
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A Speech in Point.

When the bill was under discussion in
Congress, to permit Paul Cuffoe to depart
from the United States for Sierra cone, with
number Of free blacks, for tho alledged pur-
pose of propagating the Gospel, Mr.. Wright
observed ;--That the object OF spreading the
Gospel cannot be necessary at Sierra Leone,
which is British colony--Shc, who is she
abulwark Of religion" will certainly spread the
Gospel through her priesthood, so as 10 rem
der it unnecessary TO send a missionary for
that purpose. Besides, Sierra Leone being
British; would it be proper to send these
blacks to thcm," to adhere to them, giping
them aid and comfort pit would be to Gu
courage treason, to which cannot consent
to be an accessory. Blu, if the friends OF the
bill will change the cargo of FREE BLACKS TO
a cargo of BRITISH AGENTS and OLD
TORIES, it shall hare my Dofe."
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COPARTNERohiP FORMED.

COPAk NEkSHiP FOkMED.
THE public are respectfully Informed that the
i subscribers have entered in CopartnershiP un-
der the firm of
DYER s. POTTER,
and tender their services as AUCTION s. COM
MISSION MERCHANTS, from aud after this
date, and will occupy tho store OF said DYER, m
Market-strect assuring their friends and the public,
that all business confded to them will at all times
have their best attention Cash will be Literally ad-
yanccd on all kinds os merchandise deposited toe
public OF private sale, and all sales made will DC
guaranteed and discounted on the most accommoda-
ting tesms. ELiSHA DlEa,
~CHARLES POTTER.
DrsR e Po7qsR offer az private sdie,
10000 pounds Of best green Coffee, in bags and
tierces;
pipes 9TH proof Brandy Expeditions cargo,
) DO. 4,h do. Niper's do.
20 boxes spermaceti Candles
S tons of Logwood;
S do. fustic;
9 do. Nicaragua Wood;
? do. Hemp (isst qsalty)i
do. CoppcrEs;
A few boxes of white Havana Sugars
20 bags of pcppers
10 boxes Of bro~u Sugar;
90 bales Of Calcutta Twine.
Prspilence, 0eso5sr 20, 1916. It.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
THE CopartnersAip heretofore existing under the
l. firm of Samuel Carr g. Son, has bean dssoly-
ed, by the decease of the former All persons hav-
ing demands against said firm, requested tc pre-
sent them for settlement; and all persons indebted.
arc called upon to make payment to
BENJAMIN u CARR,
Newport, April IS, 1918. Sarviuing Partner.
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Progress Of larury and er.raVdganee.-At
the sale of part ofthc cargo OF the p'ize Ner-
led, on Monday, among other articles, a lot
consisting Of deeanfers and tT0cive fnm6Eers,
went off at auction, for one hundred and ten
dollars I! Another lot of them brought 90,
and third IS dollars.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
NoTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers
IN have been duly appointed Administrators
the Estate of SAMUEL CARR, late of Newport,
in the county OF Newport, deceased, and have given
bonds for the faithful performance of the trust repo-
sed in them. All persons having demands against
the Estate of the said deceased, required TO pre-
sent the same for settlement and all persons indebt
cd, are called upon to make payment to
John Eldred, CAM,
Samuel Carr
Newport, April Is, 1914
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WALKER. on Elocu-
w ton
Dufief's French and Eng
lish dictionary,
Dickinson's Geography,
Corvisart's Diseases Of
Heat,
Bible News,
Ely's Contrast,
Ramssy's Washington,
Mrs. Opie, on emper.
Tales of Fashionable Life
Naval History of the U.
States,
Good Men Of Modern
date,
Loyalist,
Calsmities Of Authors,
letrospection, q Poem,
Eighteen Hundred and
Eleven, a Poem,
Christian Morals,
British Spy,
Banks of WE,
Scottish Fiddle,
Tales Of Real Life,
Monsstry Of Sc. Columb,
Lady of the Lake,
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CHARLES Nj. THURSTON, & C,

offer for Sale, III NO. rs, 2hamss-sf.
EIFTEEN bbls prime Pork,
l. 10 bbls. mess Beef,
10 half bbls. do do. for family use,
10 10 IsI. Isgs green Coffee. entitled to dcbenturs.
S do. Sugar.
do. Molasses,
3 bags Pimento,
90 kegs Lard,
10 boxes Chocolate,
do. mould Candles,
40 do. Spanish Cigars.
.Also, az Retail.
Sugar, w. l. and N. Il. Rum,
Tea, Gin,
Coffee, Salt,
Molasses, Pepper.
Madeira,) Pimento,
Lisbon, Wine, Pork,
Currant,I Hams, &C. &c. &c.
Brandy,
.Negbort, .gp,ll %, 1914
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In the Ncrcid, was taken the whole appar-
a,us Of a printer, who was going TO Bnenos
Ayres to establish newspaper. The printer
is also prisoner. Alas posr typo
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G- JOSIAH e. SHAW, OF Newport,
will receive orders fos Tickets from Wsite's
office. .Nesyiorf, .ftrH 90.
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An honest Hbernian lately arrived in this city, and
received so hearty welcome from his friends that
the first day and night were spent in mirth and
Good living. The next day they Showed him the
e;tv some Of the streets he found well built as
th. streets in Dublin but when he entered The Park,
,hev asked him IL the new City Hall was equal TO
The halls in lrelani , eyes," replied he. " But
v,,us 10 made here?" Ns,s York psfsv.
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HAY-SEED.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS,

.ft the head Of Broad.s,ees,
HAs Just rcceived-2500 VT. Of best Red Clover-
Il Seed, which will BE- sold cheap by the cssk,
hundred, smaller quantity.--Also, 20 bushels of
Herds Grass Seed; so 10. Borden's CO. 40 do Red
Top do is daily expccted-Sugar, Teas, and Coffee,
for sale rs above, cheap as at any store in New
port--2 hhds. clean Herds Grass Seed, at $500
per bushel. by the hid. IT, March 3.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscriber having been appointed by
= the Honorable Court of Probate Of the town of
Hopkintown, in the county of Washington, Admins
traitor on the Estate Of
ZACHEUS REYNOLDS,
late Of said Hopkntown, deceased-hereby calls up
on all persons indebted to said Estate, TO make I'M
mediate payment and all persons having demands.
to present thor accounts for settlement.
IRA REYNOLDS, Administrator.
Hopkntown, Sept 90, 1914. M10-Sm.J
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Neav Books and Stationary,
FROM BOSTON,
JUST OPENED .s.'D FOR SALE By
JOSIAH C.. SHAW,

hooks ARE
The Book"
Terrier and Livingston
on Merinos,
Thaddcus Of Warsaw,
Moral Tales,
Trot,er, on Drunkenness,
Rokeby,
Solitude Sweetened,
Fathers Tales,
Narrative Poems on the
Female Character,
Fifth edition Of Giaour,
Mourner Comforted,
Hints TO Non-Commis-
stoned Officers,
Evenings at Home,
Family sermons,
Traits Of Nature,
Sinclair and Hortenes,
Mothers Advice,
Intellectual Education,
Portraiture ofMethodism
Faber. on the Holy Spirit
Minstrel,
southey's Life of Nelson,
Superstition of the High
landers,
Lewis & Clark's Travels,
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PRLkTTAC,

PRINTING,
IN n sarisus kinds, ereea'ed at s oSes, r-1 aes..
asss and dsgp patch.
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A London paper observes. 1t is mor'ifying. that
!; IL imoos sible 10 keep no close blockade the
a mer;car coast darins the winter season.
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MEMS AND CHILDREN'S
.r HATS -
TUsT received from Boston and Hartford, and fcr
j sale at GEORGE WANTON's Book & Hat Store
A complete assortment OF Mems, Youths
and Chldrcn's HATS, of every quality and price,
warranted not to crack fade all OF which will be
sold at the lowest mandatory prices, viz =
Mems fashionable Beavers, of an extra fine quality
do. superfne Beavers, with wide brims;
do. cheap castor and plated Hats
Youths black beaver, and Felt Hats
great variety Children's white & brown Beavers.
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED,
2 cases English Hats;
Children's red and morocco do
- BOOKS & STATIONARY as usual.
OT Subscribers for the Rhode Island Literary Re-
pOstoy are requested to call and receive the FIRST
number of that work. Newport, .april 90.
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
WE, the subscribers, having been by the Hon.
w Court of Probate Of the town of Exeter, ap-
pointed commissioners TO receive and examine the
claims of the creditors of the Estate Of
ABIGAIL REYNOLDS,
late Of said Exeter deceased, represented Il 'ovent
Hereby give notice, that six months from the date
hereof are allowed for that purpose, and bat We
will attend to that service at our respective d"e engs
within said time.
JEFFERY HAZARD, c,...;,,,-.
STEPHEN CHAMPLIN,5
All persons indebted TO said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
GEORGE REYNOLDS, .7dmirisfrGior
Exeter, April 20, 1917
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TERMS.
The paper is printed once week, at tw0 Go
q year-onc half to be paid in advance.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted at The
Of Si-5o square, Coz dsee wssksio,hsr
proportion.
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Together with variety OF other books not NEIL
toned
4Ihe above Books, with general assortment OF
Stationary and School Books, good and cheap as
be bought in this state offered for sale
or g. SHAW having made an arrangement with
distinguished Book Selling House in Boston, will
in future be regularly supplied with such modern pub
LEGATIONS of the day, may be in demand, soon as
from the press. Professional gentlemen, or those
who wish for any favorite work, may be supplied
within few days notice at the Boston prices
.also just received-Part of case Of real prime
Dutch Quills bought at auction for cash.
Newnnct. Apri- l2 ~.
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Weitmuller's Danae.

NaE lovers of fine Arts are re.
i respectfully informed that this
Celebrated painting, has at length ar
tTsl at this place, and may be seen
every Ivy, Sundays excepted, at the
y. +, corner Of Plincs and Fairfax
STREETS, for days only. The agent
wishes TO apologize to several gentle
Zen of this place and its vicinity, to
sROm'he had promised to be in Alex
'naria on the first of April, urgent
BUSINESS drew him TO Philadelphia
nom which he has Just returned, anl
brought along the much admired
SUSf, by the same artist some O.
Tier good paintings and a large cole
aon OF prin,.-the latter for sale at the
Philadelphia prices Monday sil day
s'usual for Ladies, and from 10 9
o'clock on Thursday evenings.-Ad-
n'ttsnce IS Cents. After leaving this
Pace it viii lie raised to SO Cents.
Book of Chalks, very scarce,
DO St. Mons voyages. superb En-
cravings for view and Sale.
May 10 st
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COINCIDENCE.

On the sfst day OF March. 1914
President Madison sent a message
to Congress announcing. that Erlea-
size chonges had recently taken place
" hich induced him to recommend q
repeal ofthe embargo and restrictive
system a system that had been a
doptsd in imitation and aid of Boz
uaparte's Continental system 1t is
a strange coincidence that so recent
IN as The day previous, Paris the Ca
pital of the French Empire, had ex-
perienccd change Of masters, and
the Allied soyereigns with their con-
quering troops were,takins possession
of that city on the very day that the
President sent his message to Con-
gress.
Bonaparte's Empress Queen on
being compelled to fly from Paris,
has chosen the direction in which
Lord Wellington was advancing
Perhaps this was Bonaparte's orders,
if so, it proves that he was desirsus
of preventing his Queen and son
from falling into the hands Of the
H
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21

at Mr.. cohen's Office; enc half to Mr..
Jacob Madeiry, one quarter to Messrs.
Fahs & Kolhsatdt, Bakers, and the otrhe
quarter to young lady, allpf this city.
tbs worthy Of remark that this is the
highest prize ever sold in shares ia this
cGuntry; at the same time we must
mention that this is the fourth Capital
prize drawn within the last fifteen days,
all of which were obtained at CoHEN's
office; viz. the present prize of 10000,
one of $4,000, one of 10000 and one OF
5000 dollars, making the aggregate q.
mount of Ninety five Thousand Doi!srs.
May lS.
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PUBLIC SALE.

7 1NBER the authority of a De-
~ cree of the Circuit Court of the
District Of Columbia for tia County Of
Alexandria, in the case of William
McMunn, against Geo. McMunns, TX
ecutor, the Subscriber will offer for
sale for cash, on the 7th day of June
ext on the Premises,
A Two Story Brick Tenement
and Lot of Ground,
On The Sou h side of Prince and on
the West side of Royal Street, at the
Of said Streets--Fyont on
Prince Street % ieet-- on Royal Street
73 feet.
Mordecai Miller.
Erecutor Of GEO. McMUN.p.
May 81.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21
Extract 81 a letter from reshecta5ie
!gentieaan in France, to his brother in
PHILADELPHIA, dated
+" ROCHELLE, April Z, 1914.


PHILADELPHIA, dated
ROCHELLE, April Z, 1914.
We are at the eve Of great events,
Bordeaux has been in possession of the
British since the 18th of March, who
nave left the civil administration in the
hands OF the Duke of Angouieme, in
the name Of Louis the XVIIIth -Eve-
~ one Is SO much satisfied with their
conduct that all the neie hborbood havt
followed the example. No exactions,
no extraordinary taxes, no requisltlon.
it docs not seem as if there were any
foreign troops at Observation-Disclosures
and Cubsac are in their possession
Blay cannot hold out long. 1t is said
since yesterday, that the city of .Angou.
leme has hoisted the white flag, chased
the Project OF the Taxes (adroifs den
mis-. 1t is not believed that VIC Cat b.
long quiet here andat Roc aefor. Thele
are no means of defence, and the people
don't care about it. They are tired OF
the war, they are exhausted, they will
have peace on any terms. From the
other side, Lord wellington is IN pur-
suit of Soult and he is said, to be already
master of Touloune & Mctaubau. Lyons
opened her gates to the Austrians on the
22d CT March, and it is said Louis Is,
is there in person. Tba Esaperor be-
ing nea. Troyes with his army, B!uche
aud Bernadot;e it is sad occupied Paris
with an imposing force on the so;h
March. Marshal Marmont, Gen. Sa-
vary minister of Police and the II
Mayors went to meet them and have
sieaei the capitu!ation. IF travellers
are TO DO believed, the greatest order
wa. at Paris. The national guard did
service with the foreign troops. The
Comte d'Artois and tbs Prince Condo
are at Paris. and Tallcyrand aud Gambia
ceres have declared in their favor. The
official bulletin tells US, that the Empe"
ror returned by forced marches, and was
at Essone, with his army. His situation
is critical, and if he does not obtain
peace under suen terms as they will dc
tate. he Will soon be without troops and
without money 1t is questioned whe-
Their the Emperor of Austria will con-
sent to re.establish the Bourbons on the
throne to the detriment of his daughter.
May our conquerors agree and not In
yolye Us in a civil war. A few days VIII
determine eur fate. Our correspon-
dencs is limited to Nsntz, Poictiers, and
Saintes. Till now eur tranquility has
not been disturbed here, and We hope
that any change whatever winch may
take place, may be without our feeling
the effects of 1t.
There is no question about business
we are very miserable, and the moneyls
every where buried"
Freeman's Journal.
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To Brezyers and Rstillers.
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE Cont

n VALUABLE Cottsr- Boiler,
"A suitable for Brewery-and a
very large Copper Still and CAT, with
Pewfer Worm. never used and as good
as new ; all very strong workman
soip and thick Copper, which will be
,ffered at public sale to the highest
bidder, for approved Negotiable Notes,
~ the first day eff July next at Mil.
BoURS's Tavern in Union Street in
this Town, at IL o'clock.
Enquire of the PRINTERS. Z
May 81 tt.
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TO RENT.

4 comfortable and convenient Brick
a House on Washington Street at
present oocapied by Mr.. Daniel Nc
Pherson. The House is well finished
containing eight good rooms, besides
servants apartments, &c. has excel.
lent Cellars, Kitchen, good Stable,
Carriage-house, and Pump very con.
venient to the Lot. Possession given
the 18th proximo. For terms apply
to the
PRINTERS.
May 81. st
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY., MAY 2
"Tos SHKw
snK VERY AGE * BopT or rHE rIAH
sIs FORM AND PRESSURE"

Several articles intended for this
mornings paser, are excluded, in order
to make rooa for continuation Of the
late important Tor as some OF the Demo
cratic Editors term il, astounding news
from Europe. These great events, how
ever, which it is our province and plea
sure to record, We are satisfied will be
more intel .sting to our readers, than
any other subject which We can present
to their attention.
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1t is provided by the Constitution
of tho Society, that no officer shalt
ever receive pecuniary compensation
for his services.
Persons of every religious creed or
denomination, may become nembers
of this Society. upon paying tue dol-
lars subscriptions money. and binding
themselves to pay. one dollar annually
SO long as they may chuse to CONTINUES
members of the Society. Hut the
payment of twexty dollayss In aduanets
shall without any further contributions
constitute person member fer Hfe.
The version of the Scriptures to be-
distributed, is that in common use, ex.
cept when it may be thought expedient
to distribute copies in foreign Lam
gua8es in which case regard is to
be had to fidelity, IN the translation, to
the originals, and in every case, the
Scriptures distributed are to be wthoaf
note or comment.
Such, brethren, being the object OF
our infant institution, and such the
measures which have been taken for
ssrrying that object into effect, we now
invite you to unite with us--we ask
your assistance-your cordial co.ope@
rations; and we ask with confidence
for We feel that we are engaged in a
good cause.-the cause Of rellgion-
the religion OF the Bible. We trust,
brethren, We confidently trust, that We
shall not ask in vain:
RICHARD c. NORTON, 4
Secrefpsy!
Warrenton. May 8, l2l4.
~ Subscription papers are held by
the Managers. to any one of whom ap.
plication may be made by persons desi.
rous of becoming members OF the So.
cietv.
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SAVANNAH, MAY 9.

A letter b. last evenings Mail.
from Fernandina. dated the 9th inst.
says" A Spanish brig has just
arrived off this port, taken for VIC
lation of blockade, by the British
is gun. brig Ouorgiana the razee
Majestic in compaDy-who immedI-
ately bore away for Savannah light,
Museum.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-21
RHODE-IsLAND.

The Legislature Of this state met at
Newport OH "Wednesday week. On
counting out the votes taken at the re
cent election, it appeared WILLIAM
JoNEs was reelected Governor, and ST
neon Martin Lit. Governor. James Bur
riil, jun.. was chosen Speaker OF the
House Every branch of the govern.
snent of the state is decidedly federal.