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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-08
NOTICE..
To all 7nhom 1T may concern.

VOU are hereby notified that the Direct Tax of
L the United States, for 1915, has become due
and payable. and that attendance will be given To
receive the same at the following times and places
viz.
At the tavern of John Tanner, in the town Of
TiveHon, and County Of Newport. from the 18th to
the 18th November, inclusive.
At the store of Amy & Manchester, in the town
Of Tiverton and County of Newport, from the 10th
to the l7th of November, inclusive
At Judge Paimer's store, in the town of Little
Compton, and County of Newport. from the 18th
TO the 22d of November inclusive.
At the tavern of D. Green, in The town of Ports
mouth, and County OF Newport, from the 23d 10
the 25th of n mber, inclusive
At tn: hous, Of CHARLES Collins, ESQ. in the town
of Warren, and County of Bristol, from the 13u, 10
the 10Th Of November, inclusive.
At the tavern of Josiah Kinnicutt, in the town
of Darlington and County of Bristol, from the l7ih
TO the Goth of November, inclusive.
At the Collectors Office. in the town Of Bristol.
and County OF Bristol, from the 18th to the 23d Of
November inclusive.
AT the Collectors Office, in Newport, for the
town Of Newport, Jane stown, Mddle,own, and New
Shoreham. from The 9Th Of November to the llth
of December.
And that correct copies Of the Tax Lists remain
with the Principal Assessor of this Collection Dis
trct, open to the inspection Of any person who may
apply to inspect the same.
You are hereby further notified, that the duties on
household Furniture, and gold and silver Ns tch
es, have become due, and that attendance will be
given at the foregoing times and places to receive
the same.
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY,
Collector for he First Collection District
in tie State Of RhOde-Island
Newport. October o5 1873
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACtnC BiTrERS,

ITKe one U0INr,
DR.. RouERrsoN's stomachic Rtters, (pricc : 1,)
which celebrated for streng' 'hening weak stom-
acha, increasing the appetite ard certain preventive
aud cure for the fever and ague, &c. For tae fever
aud aguea masda so prevalent throughout the south
ern States, and affecting families residing in all
low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes, stag
mated pools, rivers, &C. These celebrated and uni
versaIiy esteemed Besaitt have surpassed any rene
dy ever administered for the relief and cure Of that
most obstinate opp,essor Of the hGman frame, num-
berleas instances nf their ecacy have beentcstihed
after thc barks aud various other cxtolled prescrp
tions failed, they proved successful, the admiration
ot those who experienced and Witnessed their happy
effects.
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VHieh are eeir6rdfcd for fhr cure " W0S' ois'
eases 10 7gLieh n,e hurfsn body 10 ha1N
PREPARED ONLY ~ THE SOLE PRofHicioh'
T.. ". DYOTT, NJ. ID.
cnAEpso,r or THE LATE cELEBsArED DR.. ROB-
ERTsos EDISBuRoH
AND FOR SALE IN PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
AT TIRE
PROPRIETOR'S EHOLES-iLE md REIHiL
DRUG AND FAMILY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. 137 North East Corner of Second and race sts'
.dad 6y re!oa Of lis agents throughout
tie United States.
On. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated STOMACllIC ELlXiR OF HEALTH;
(Price 81 SO
One of themosl effcacious medicines ever oneIea
to the public, for the speedy relief and curep oosu
coughs, colds, ,consumptons, the hoopmG oo''p"
asthmas, pains and wind in the stomach, removing
habtuai costiveness sickness at the stomach, dysen
cries, cholera morbus, severe gripngs, the sum
mer bowel complaintin children, &c.
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
VEGE7.dBLE NERVOUS CORDIAL,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price one dollar and ftty cents.
Is confidently recommended as The most esiicacous
medicine for the speedy relief and cure OF all nervous
complaints, attended with inward weakness, dePres-
Sion of the spirits headache, trenor, aintness, hys
terc fits, debility, seminal weakness, glee,s, and
various complaints resulting from secret inpiopricV
Of youth and dissipated habits, residence IN warm
climates, the lumoder.te use OF tea the unskiilu'
excessive Of mercury, so often destructive TO
the human frame, diseases peculiar to females al
certain period fife, Auor albus, barrenness, &c &C.
Under the denomination OF nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, Of the most dangerous
kind, and various, that volume would harsiy
suffice to complete a description of them. 1t per-
vades, with its baleful influence the whole nervous
ystem,writhi''g he heart with nexpressiblc anguish,
and exciting the dreadful suggestions OF hor'
ror and despair. TO this demon have thousands fa-
len sacrifice, in the direful transports OF its rage.
The most common symptoms of its commence ment,
are weakness, atuence, papita,ions, watchiulness,
drowsness after eating, ,imdny, flashes of heat and
coid. numbness, cramp siddness, pains in the head.
back and lons, hlckup difficulty of respiration and
deglulltion, anxhty. dry cough, sc.
Dn. ROBERT SONS
CELEBRATED GOUT & RHEUMATIC DROPS,
Price do!lar.
A safe and eifectual cure for the gout, rheuma-
hsm, lumbaSo. stone and gravel, swellings, and
weakness OF The JOINTS, sprains, bruises, and all
knds Of green wUunds--the cramp, ,pans in he head,
face and body, stiffness OF the neck, chlbalns, fro
zen limbs, &c.
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NOtice.

HI Stockholders ofthe MARINE INsyIR A Nrp
4 COMPANY are hereby notified, that bv a vo,.
OF the Directors, passed the 18th inst in conforrn;-
ty TO the 5th Article Of the Charter of said Comn.
ny, the payment OF one half the Instalnent which
ias que on the htst day of November next, is su.-
Notes for said one.haf, being FIVE DotI.ps On
each share, with approved endorsers, PAYABLE AZ
either OF the Banks in this town, will be received ii
part payment of said Instanent, at the Ranks wbsr
the said Notes are placed for collection,
CHRIS. FOWLER, President.
.Neubort, Oct. 25, 1915
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Rhode Island BRIDGE COMPANY.

NfIVHI-<SFUHt6 O|fUSO COHIPt"V'
A T meeting of the Rhode-Island Bridge Com
\ pany at tho State House, in Newport, on The
9th day Of October, A. ID. 1915:
Voted unanimously, That assessment of Ten
Dollars be and hereby is made upon each Share in
the Stock of this Company, and that Five Dollars Of
said assessment be paid to the Treasurer at the
Bank e hode.Is!and, by the Stockholders on or
before first Monday in November next, and Five
Dollars before the first Monday in December
next. for the purpose Of repairing the Bridge st
How!and's Ferry.
Toted, That the Directors be instructed to take
the most speedy and eiiectual measures TO repair
said Bridge, anh that they be authorized TO draw
On the Treasurer for the amount paid On the assess
ment above made.
Voted, That these resolutions be published three
weeks successively in the ne ewspapers of this town,
in the Boston Centinel and New.Bedford Mercury.
WILLIAM TISDALE, Clerk.
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BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS.

40. so, Thamcs.s s.s!,ees,
- ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he n.
~ gain occupies bis old stand, in Newport, where
Gentlemen aud l. dies can be accommodated with
gentcel Boarding and Lodging as formerly. lie al.
so improves the wharf and stores Of VIM. Gardner,
('ate Caleb Gardner. Esq) where ships may be ac-
commodated with wharfage end every necessary for
fitting; and where goods may be stored on reasona-
BILE terms. The smalles, favor gratefully aeknowl
edged. .9pril ).
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~ EW GDOIJJ.

lust imported and for sale BY p. O. RICHMOND,
y an extensive assortment of seasonabie Goops,
comprising mostly every article in demand
--anong sVhich arc
Broadcloths OF every description, Cassi-
metes, Flannels, Bombaze,.s and Wildbores, Cole
rain, Cotton Shrtings and sheetingss Cambrcs, Cal
licoes and Ginghams, silk llandkerchiefs, Diapers,
&c. SC. which he is determined 20 sell (or cash on.
ly) lower than has been offered in this for ma
ny years.
.Aso--A few crates assorted CROCKERY
WARE, just opened, remarkably cheap.
Ncsgborf, October 4, 1916
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TOr i>tlfe,
THE FARM Of the subscriber, situated in Por,ss
L mouth, one half mile south of Bristol Ferry,
containing about 90 acres, with Dwelling House.
Barn and other out houses, in good repair The
whole will be sold on reasonable terms For partic-
uars, apply to bc subscriber, living the premises.
JOHN ANTHONY.
Portsmouth, .Jnir 10. 1915.
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Tickets only Five Dollars each, and Ncw.York
money received st par for the same, AT The Truly
Fortunate Lottery Office Of J G.. SHAW, No 1i8
Thames-strcct,
Where orders will be attended to for Tickets and
Shares, in ali Lotteries in the Union Ocf a.
Commences dra7uu!e MiS Month!
Bristol Stone Chapel Lotlery--No. 2.
iSrLcUie
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MarshaPsS SAX.

puRsUANrto to Warrant from the Ton DAv,
HOWELL, Judge Of the United States Cosrt tns
the District OF Rhode-islsnd, Notice is hereby CIV
en- that shall expose tor sale and sell at pub.
Auction to the highest tidder, the tenth day os
November next, at eleven O'Clock, 4. M
The sch. FELICITY, now L..
~XSGAs ing at Col. FRY's wharf, in Newport
EsssyCMNT Conditions At the time and place Of
-&4&ESxsr- sale.
DUrEE J. pEARcE. Deputy Jfar.haL
.Newfsort, Gct. Is, 1915
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For Sale.

W
THE Estate, formerly the property Of Oliver
Duifse, Esq DECEASED, lying on the west road
leading 10 Bristol Ferry and four miles from New.
port. beautifully situated for any gen,eman's retire.
mcnt, containing Is 1-2 acres excellent LAND, with
an orchard nearly in its prime. Further particulars
eau be known by application to Mr.. WM. LANGLEY
or the subscriber, living in Newport.
ELIZABETH DURFEE.
-Ncrcborf. Oc,oler 4, 1915 3m.
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Boat Found.

Boat Found.
nR0vE ashore, on Naptree Point, small cedar
- Boat-The owner may have the same by pay
ing charges, spd applying to
Fe,isrh, 0s'assr ss. isls.
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EIyE.TwELFrtis of "a Cotton Manufactory, situ
u ate in North. Kinsa0,sa, about one mile from
Uick;ord Il has n stream of water sufficient 10 op
perate 1000 spindles. aud has now in opcrs,ion se0
with a Dwelling House and other necessary Build.
ings, AL in good repair. Seldom has property pos
ssssing so many advantages been offered for sale.
The terms will be liberal and may be known by ap-
r,ing to JoHs HAWKINS, at ths Factory, or 10
pERIAH 4 DANIEL WAITE.
,Nsrss~. .ynos z, 1915
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REAL. ESI a IE.--FoR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale, his Estate siiuat-
ed in Thames street, next south Of the lex
Market. II contains three shops in front, and
enent yard, good well OF water, barn, &c. BE.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber v.
ing on the premises SAMUEL WATSON.
.Nergport, September 8, 1875. ttaa
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DR. ROBERTSON'S
Infaihablc WORM DESTROYING LOZENGE

Prics .ffiy cents.
A medicine higle necessary to be kept in all ia
miles.
sYMPToMs.--1he common symptoms Of The
worms arc, palcpess ef the counteDsnce, at other
tunes flushing OF the face, itching of the nose, and
about the starting and grinding of the teeth in
sleep swelling of tho upper lip. he appetite some
times bad, at other times roracious iooseness, dis
agreeable breath, hard swelled belly, great thirst
the urine frothy and sometimes Of whtish color,
gripping or choIc pains, involuntary discharge Of
saliva, especially when asleep; frequent pains in the
side, with dry cough, and unequal pulse. palpa
lions of the heart, swoomings, cold swea,s, palsy
epeptic fits, &c.
Though number!ess Medicines are sxtol!cd for ex.
Peng and killing worms. nonear equal in efficacy
to DR. Robertson's Worm Destroying Lozenges, they
are mild in the operation, and may be given TO ae
youngest infant with safety.
Dir. DYOTT's
N,II ID T r @
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lJi' - ~ y
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,

Prce 80 CTS. per Dor.
. For plcasantness, safety, expedition fase add
certainty is infinitely superior to any other med.
cine, for the Of that most dssgreeablc and tor.
menting disorder the Itch.
DIR. Dyorr's ufailible Tooth Ache Drops; price
so cts. Crcassisn Eye-water price so cents o SOW.
ereign remedy for all disorders of the eyes.
DIR. Tissor's celebrated Gout and Rheumatic
Drops price So. The Vegetable Balm OF Life price
81 The Balm of Iberia price So, extracted from
an iberan plant, fnr curing defects Of the skin. and
Improving the complexion, &c. The Restorative
Dsntifric. for, cleansing, whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums, (price fifty cents per bex)
Since these invaluable medicines we're frs, dis
covered; upwards of Screen Hundred 1Hsnsund ~ sons
have experienced their happy and sslalary ELECTS
many OF whom isom the lowest state ot their disor.
ders.
GJ' Take no,ioe. that each and all he above genu
Inc medicines signed the outside covers giih
the signature oil ;c sole proprietor, TW D,oti, 81 D.
sI-F a fresh supply of the above MkDI
cIEss just received, end for sale by SAM.
UEL w. NINSON. Praggisi, Ae,pRort,
where pamphlets containing certificates .;
cures Sc. nay ne had gtaiis.
N-ags-s, -':.-sh S9, 1873 'rv.
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TO LtT,

THE House, No. 8. Thames street, formerly own.
cd by Capt. Henry Hunter. having alarge yard
and garden, With othcr couveniences. For particu.
lars. apply to wM. LANGLEY, Newport, or SAM.
VEL A,MY, Portsmouth. .hdy IL.
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Interesting Information /!

\ Few chances can be obtained at J C Saws
Truly Fortunate Lottery Office, No. ll3, Thames.
street. in the following Lotteries, viz:
Plymouth Beach, $4,000 highest prize
Union Canal, 2 Of $4,000 do.
Canal, $4,000 do.
Washington Bridge, $4,000 do.
Baptist Stone Chapel, $4,000 do.
And in the Grand National Lottery, now drawing
regularly 1900 numbers week, in Baltimore, the
wheels contain
prizes of 5 10000 /!
do. 10000
do. 5000 ! sc. &c.
twenty-five days drawing have been received And
,he first drawn number the DAY after tomorrow viii
be entitled TO
7ao.nty Thousand Dollars -!
XNewport, November i, 1915.
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Adventurcrs-Attend.

Washington Bridge Lottesy--No. 6.
Commences drawing in New.Haven, this month
The Grand Scheme Of two come ct.d classes
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ANTl.BiLIOUS A PILLS,

Price 25 cts-iarge bores so cents,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and IN alg-
cAnt feyers.
These Pills, if timely administered, will remove
the causes which commonly produce the Yellow re.
yer, Bilious Fevers, Ague and Fever, cholc pains,
aatulencies, indgestions, costiveness hypcchondri
and hysteric complaints sstranguary, gravel, rheu-
matism and .gout.
They are peculiarly scrSiceable in Female Disor.
ders and especially the removal of those obstruc.
tons of their complaints at certain periods.
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5000 Tickets at SIS each.
Not two blanks 10 prize, and no deductionl
LOOK HERE.
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NLN I|ELiNis MACHINE.
=" CVNDALL's Mills
HE suisse. ei i'!orr &C pubtc. he has, in adj
i dition to II, tr4' as hincry, c,octed new
machine io' carding 800. II the fines, quality and
VIII DC able in future rc lave wool, of ali grades,
cardcd in the besl mannt,
lie also continues the culcring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths,s as usual Likewise will manufacture
common or merlno Wool into p,sins. Sstinets, Cas-
simeres Fiannels, SC SC on very lie ,sonab,e terms
While the subscriber thanks has g. smerous friends
and customers tor the many favors received. he
takes the liberty of urging the psymen of out-stand.
ing accounts, multiplicity of winch are now un.
setsled on his books. SAMUEL, CLARKE
Portsmouth,, Jug 9, 1915
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SpLENNln LNTTENIES.

Flymonth Bach L9rtry now drawing IN
Boston, Highest Prize $50 900, 10 be drawn in a
few days Tickets, Warranted undrRwnl s II each
Grand .NaioHal Lottery, now d,awiog 10
Baltimore. Eve Prizes of s 10000 Highest Fries,
warranted undrawn Tickets Sil each
Grand Bni0n CQnai L1,;crg, now drawing
in BOSTON, Warranted undrawn Tickets S. so.
P3nuLar " Hife" Carat Lotsrg, cum,ncn-
ces drawing in Boatoe, this month & 5 600 Hgh-
est Prize-ony S. per Ticket. az soon rise.
Baptist Stone ChCheL Lonery, commences
drawing in Bristol, this month-S3Js0 Highest
Prize--Tiokts S5 each
Washington Bridge LOTTERY, commences
drawing in New-Haven nexl moata In this Lotte.
ry there are Prizes ti0, Blanks : Tickets only
Five Dolisrc each-S5J00 Highest Prize and New
York Money received at par
TICKETS AND SHARES,
In variety of numbers, for sale at J, c. sHAW's,
Where will be received, orders, for Tickets in
all the principal Lotteries in the Onion.
" Nsup0ri, Oct. IS, 1915.
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To Let,
NJ YrORT, (R. I.

nLa~ol hfEt.
Publisher efne Louvs 0Tihe United States.
TERMS
The paper is printed once a week, at two doiisre
year--cne hall 20 be paid in advance.
Advertisements coasp'cuously inserted st the rate
oi Si-50 square, tor ,h,es Sesks Others in IA:
proPotipsE.
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More Prizes titan BLANKS
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JOSIAH C.. SHAW.


HAS just received from New.York, an assortment
OF Books, Stationary, Charts, States, &c &c.
all of which will be sold as low as can be purehas
ed III this town Sept. 81.
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foreign Dnteillgenee.
om Huen G CAMBnLL.

London, Jan. 3o-Sir Charles S,uar, Is ex-
pected to leave town in lew days, on his eu-
bassy to the Hague.
The Whitworth is now taking in freiyht al
Liverpool for Nsw-York direct, and will pro.
ceed on her destination in few days. rhis
opportunity OF renewing the relation of peace
aud amity With the United States was formally
notified at the Ship Letter Office, and evinces
the confidence which those who are bcs, in
formed, and the most interested in the qucs-
ton OF war or peace, have in the ratification
o. the Treaty by the President of the United
States.
Cadi<, Dec % The letters from the Brit
lsh merchants In Spain, complain than no step
mas yet oeen taken by the Spanish Govern
ment 10 place the com nercial Intercourse
with England on the footing of that of the
most favoted nation. Whiis; the du,ie. on
French woolens, ,linens,etc. consist only of the
royal Guty, which amounts to about So pcr
yard, and Is what is called a consu!ado du,y of
about hall that amount, English goods of the
same description aud quality are subicc, 10
tue following iDpos,s, |. Royal duty IS. per
yard. q InternaGon, SO / 2 per cent. addit.
ionai on the amount of tue royal duty 5. Con.
oxidation, SO per cent. 4 Ola Consulado.
i-2 per cent. :. New Consuiado, SI.2
oaoueafon' 10 per Cent. making in the whole
difference OF 81 l.2 per cent Under this
Tesnldu,o, some oi our coats SC woolcns arc
charged in duties more than their prime cost.
The pressure falls still heavier upon Irish
lmens, Tor which there formerly was a yrea,
demand, bul which arc now virtually excluded
from the Spanish market. IL is high time,
that the Spanish Government should be re.
minded by our Ministers, Of the positive pro.
mise which was given three months sgo, ,ha,
more equitable tarif should be Immediately
adopted with regard TO British manufactures.
Pars, Jan i4 I'VE have received English
papers to the io,h inst. The intelligence
they contain from Vicnns affords jus, us much
information as the previous accounts, consist.
ing OF little more than an almos, endless ser.
les o! eopjcc!arss aud coa,raiic;icus. Tae
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THE PRESIDENT AND InE ENDYliiON.

AS the English seem TO be .de,ei mined to
prop the falling fortunes Of their navy by
roundly asserting that the President was cap
turcd by the Endymioa alone, il may pol be
amiss briefly to state the circumstances lela-
tive 10 her capture.
ls,. The EnGyr,ion was superior TO the
President, in point of sailing when the action
commenced; but when it,erminated ide En-
dymion iay as log on fhe svafer, while the
PRESIDENT, with q triilipg repair ct rigging,
distsnced her in short time.
Cd. When from The vivid FIRE, and eorrecs
gunnery os the PRRsIDENr, fhe decks cf ihs
Eudymiou svere almost cleared Of men, Csp,.
Hope ordered his men TO lie close, observing
u, the same time, "she canno, escape" Eus
When he found that the PREsiDEgT was go-
log off fast, he endeavored 10 get them agaia
to quarters, but could not, end thee me0
were butehered IN the attempt.
Sd The officers Of the P.msae publicly as
sert that If they have their due, they. shall be
paid for the reeafture Of ne Eadynioa /; they
,herclore did not, and do not consiG..r the
PREsrDENr as prize to The Eudymion bat vice
versa.
4h. The editor Of the Bermuda Glzetie
first stated tina, the President was csp'u'edby
the ESDyMiox alone, but afterwards reuacls
cd what he there stated.
Ssh. And If The PGKsIDrHr IVES cap,prtd
By the Eadyuiioa alone, why did Ad. Eolhan
in his communication 10 t;en. Cushing cY.
plici,ly declare tbn, she was captured by .
detachment from bis squadron lie would
gladly nave stated tha, she was eapi9-st -
4 the Eadysisn si1ne bad i! tesn sc.
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Bp al9ait.
Expedition to Algiers.

We learn (says the Richmond Argus)
from a valued friend, that the i;st squadron
tor Algiers will aail in few days, under, the
command OF Com. Decatur; in a few weeks the
second squadron will be ready, including the
two 74's: Com. cambridge takes charge
Of this squadron, and on his arrival, will com.
mand the flee, in The Mediterranean. Itis
stated that Commodore Chauncey has asked
for, and obtained the Washington "a, one
Of the fleet. Many officers of distinction
Join the expedition, Besides those already
mentioned, we have heard Of Com'rs Perry
and Macdonough, Captains Jones and J. d.
Elliot, (second in command with Perry on
the memorable 10Th of fSep,ember,lsI3) To
the fleet will be auscheda considerable por.
tion Of our Invaluable marine corps.
a detachment Of artillery, under the COM
msnd Of Captain Archer of this state, the
gallant and meritorious officer who was on
oard Of Commodore Chsncey's ileet on
Lake On,ario,) will be sent with the expedi.
tion. Captain "A. will have the managcmen
OF the Shells, Catcasses, Rockets, sc. items
of the proposed tribute. He is to be brevet.
ted Major previous to his departure.
The extensive equipments, now preparing
for the Mediterranean, and the judicious ap-
pointnent, which have been made for tha,
service, augur well TO tho interest, as well as
fame Of our country. "Wc indulge, (says
the Bait. Telegraph) and we trust no vision
ary hope, that the naval splen6or Of our coun.
uymen is destined to fll large and dazzling
space 10 the annals Of american history. The
impetus is now givcn-miuds emulous Of
glory are rushing Into the naval service, and
we may anticipate the day as not far ds,an,
when the American thunder will be heard
and felt before the walls OF Algicrs.--We
feliGi,ate ourselves in the hope, that i, is re-
served los this continent, 50 recently wild,