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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-25
CEainbarg Courant Of 9th My.

We learn that the petitions from elias
gov for repeai of the corn law passed tits
session of Parliament lave been trans
mitted tie the Marquis of Douglas for the
House OF Lords. and te TIE honorable
Lord Archibald Hamilton for the House
OF Commons, each with upwards OF $4,000
SIGNATURES. There were also forwarded,
at the same tine, petitions from Fridge
ton, Goyan, Airdrie.0 Old Monkland, Both
well, Eaglestam, Cumbernauld, Lena
hagow, Galston, ard Giryan. "a.
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For Freight.

xE- The BRIG
- ELIZA, John I. Ross, Master,
,artl.en about $50 barrels is an excellent
sessel, III complete order and will be r rel
IL in a few days to receive a cargo.
Apply to s
Who have for sale briggs CARGO OF
sPARS otdiferent sizes.
July u.
BANK STOCK
FOR S.aLE OR B.fRTER.
zoos Shares Union Bank Of Alexan-
Alexandria, &
100 Shares Farmers's Bank OF Alex
andria,
IEilI be Sold or Exchanged
For Stock In tie Merchants Bank OF
Alexandria, at the current value for each
Enquire ef The Printer.
< Jnly z.
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From the Neoo- York.Euening f0sS'

FROM Hle ~ eIO- L ORC :tLoeiSt"s
We stated on tie ant oIty o.
letter Yesterday, that Admirai DNfIa~'
Commanding on the West India 8'a'''D,
had declared Gauda louFs IN g. s'ae "
Iockade. We Grd We All undeFs o.
our informant. and as late as the . o.
fJune, no such step had been taken IL
the part of the British; alb ousil II nav
been threatened e was honrI' e,I ec,su'
Notwithstanding the + icolored HrS
waves on the forts and in nc s:r!1sO, 81
at Gaudaloupe, yet t'e publ c an1l ..,sd
that colony are by no means IN a , Is,';,
state, as will appear by the t'!l0""'
Proclamation Of Cove aor LINES
rrcns'aiad for he y: /. ErsE'As f'p,
N THEpJAME OF THE EMPhA0I'
pROCLAMRTlON.
Inhabitants Of Gaadalonpe.
The ;ntcrna! tranquility of he co'oh!ii
IS prosperity, the safety Of person ,' az.
,roperty. can depeni ooIy upon al S srr.
rimous cooperation with t,.e me me-
,ep, for the nairtenaace ct orcS' -" ri
ertheless, the District. or ra'GeI I" 90.
f the district ofpet:t canal, dafe' op' ii
Y to declare itself against TIE u'' ","ora
ne colony with France, wnish 30, ,' r
deity and obedience 10 Inc '"''
Napoleon. ;: .eta'n>
Dare any one believe, = ca,
ny tie reiias 9. the GO, in'Hen' .
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4
RAN AWAY IRON the subscribers, on
Sunday the 10th instant,
TENHREE Negro Men, named step.ieg
Lannea, and Joseph, OF calls nm
self JosIAH G. AIN.
sS.ppaev is 26 years OF age. yellow.
Stout, we'll looking fellow--he has, when
examined, onshis lett foot SIX toes. the
4; RI esu ,es him to havea hole in iis shoe
/. NJ beet on thatfoat. he also has scar on
his sight lag occasioned by the cut OF a
scythe.
zuasce,, IS Of very dark complexion,
about $ fset 8 inches high, 90 years OF
ae. no visible marks.
Josiah Gaia is about feet 9 inches
ligh. well butt aid very chunkey, dark
es.nslexios---ts took With HIM same cot
:ttaseleafhiay Which eannot be karticula
rI1ed--se is about So or Sc Yeas OF age.
Tits exnsete taey will endeasor topass
az free men by having forged passes
s ppasu aa6 Isnne, took with item be-
tween forty and fifty dollars. together
3 with twe or three diRerentsuits ofcloaths.
II is expected they are making either fnr
tia state If o 10 or PENNSYLVANIA, as they
are ai.aing For their freedom. We will
GIVE the above reward if they are secured
Ia any Jail so that. we get them again, or
FIFTY DOLLARS fr either Of them,
aud all reasonable charges.
Le1cis r. Wnugh, :
james Hoffman,
Living in stsasburg.
Shenandoah Ceuaty, Virginia,
Tniv 90 eG2W*
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WHIMSICAL CIRCUMSTANCES.


TIE following ludicrous circumstance
occurred the week before last in Glou-
|cestershire some years ago an eminent
clothier promised his numerous work peo-
pie that when peace was signed he would
tsive item sack full of plumb pudding ;
as soon therefore rs the present ratifica
ition was settled. the workmen reminded
their master Of his promise, and be being
determined toe as good as his word
bad PUDDING I ade which actually fl
led sack; this culinary LUcus was de-
posted in ca,acious furnace. On the
morning of t day appointed for eating
lit. son-e wicked Wa& sent bell man m
to tie neigl boring town to inform the
i,ubhc that in few hours an enormous
',lunlb pudding would be ready for thei
eit a. Mfrs maunfacto-
ry. .se 'o,smen Immediately tool
the asa.l--, s...a seaiful OF Icing deprived
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-19

Warrior l.s made pszss. manned 4. burn. 1. and
made cartel OF the other. Brought IN SOS bales,
trunks and packages Of Dry Goods. and quantity
of specie in dollars, taken out of her prizes. Dec
18th, captured brig Sarah, with fish, and burnther.
Arrived, Cat Boston, I4th instc and saluted the
town, the privateer schr Brutus, Austin commander,
from cruze Of five months. having made eleven
prizes, and brought in valuable cargo of Rawsilk,
Dry Goods, Furs, &c. She took from Of her
prizes las bales silks, weighing about $3.50 lbs z
trunks and 4 bales dry goods. She has manned 6.
given up 4. and burnt one. Nov. IS. captured Bh.
ship Adventure with potatoes cheese sc. burn, her
The privateer xebec Ultor, capt. Matthew'S ar. at
Baltimore, 10th nst.-The only prizes that has not
been published, was the British sloop Constitution,
IN ballast which she burnt.
Also, ar. British schr Resolution, from Trinidad,
cargo molasses and sugar, prize to the Kemppr.
The Dir, brig Lady of The Lake, from Halifax for
the W. Indies, cargo fish and lumber. captured
March z, lat. IL. lon. 90, by the Young Wasp,
has been re-taken, and lost going into Bermuda.
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dfdRR{ED,

In this town. on Monday evening. lith inst, BY the
Rev. Mr. Wheaton, Doct. JoHN w. RICHMOND, of
Portsmouth,, TO Mrs, nEYRrErrA Douss, daugLter
OF the late Capt. Wm. Shaw, of this town.
On Saturday evening last by the Rev. MIR, Webb
Mr.. JOHN w. Gibson to Miss SARAH w. SoMERs,
OF Chariestsn, s. C.
by the Rev MIR. Gibson, Mr., JoNArHAN HENNy,
OF .NeIv-Iiampsiire, to Miss ANNA G. DOUGLASS, of
jamestown
In Harrsiek, on Thursday evening last, by Elder
Curtis, MIR CHARLES BABsocS, of South. Kings
tos0n, TO Miss MARY riLLEY, daughter of the late
Ma. James Tiley, of .Ne.gbor.
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~ SIIAfAffRY

Lieut.. Hoffman has gave il as his belief, that the
Constitution would escape the ships in pursuit OF her
when he left, she being in good trim, and never sail
ed better than on the present cruize.-rhe last N
York papers states that Com Lewis is appointed con-
sui at the island of Malta and to act Navy Agent
OF feet about TO repair TO those seas.-tiis Ex-
ceency Don Pedro Ceyeos is appointed Prime Min
lister of State of Spain IL is thought this will con-
cliate the late unhappy disconents in that quarter
~ Philadelphia article states, that the people
left the wreck of the Surprize, are all saved but
IL, and landed at Darnegat, on RATS and spars.--
Brig Gen. Winder has retired from the army, and in
tends resuming his profession in Baltimore ---Ch.
q. Dewitt, Esq of New-York, is appointed Secreta-
ry of the Navy Board in Washington. The Commits.
sioners Rodgers Hull and Porter, are all in Wash
ington.-- great number of vessels. supposed TO
be fleet Of men of war, have been seen the coast
oft St. Domingo. o.--The citizens of Lansinburg,tN,
T. have presented Com. Macdonough with two ele-
CANT silver Pitchers, with appropriate engravings,
and twelve Tumbers ---Schr Midas, ar. at Bai,i-
more, 10Th inst left ST. Barts, 28h of March, and
has brought home 10 of the Avon's April OH,
spoke ship Robinson Potter, OF Newport, to the
south of Cape Henry tom. Decatur has shifted
his broad pcadant from the Constellation rigAte to
the Guerriere U :. ship of war Alert, sail
ed from New-York on the 18th inst for Baltimore.
The British cartel ship Clarendon, which ran on
shore at the point of the Hook, has bilged
large and fast sailing private armed schr. Mammoth.
Rowland, of Baltimore. from unsuccessful cruize
Of ) months and 9 days, having made no prizes, AZ.
at New York last Thursday -
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Arrived at New.York, on Friday last. pnvate.sr
med brig Warrior, Guy r. ChampIin, commander
from cruize Of las days pr the wes,ern-lssnds'
Madeira, Tenerife Cape dc Verbs. and las, in rs
days from St. Salvador, where she touched for wa
ter. Left there the True clooded Yankee, Am. pr.
fen France, where she had been . ncr,hs. The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-19

Newport Independent Volunteers.
ITha~ been contemplated BY a number OF yoGSg
gsn,emen in this town. Ia petition The heat t;els
eral ASSEMBLY 20 grant them Charter under Tie -
bovc title Anyperson wishing to Join il, are inforr.
ed that there will be Muster Roll at the Cous.
House, on THURSDAY EVENING. Goth inst.
- Those who have joined this Company arc ii:
vited at the Courthouse 7o.siorrors Et.,;sr. a.
o'clock. with Gun and Side Arms.
.Nsssoo,L .fpril 10, 1915
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PAPER- S.

.3iso, Just received An assortm.nt Of PAPER
HtNGINGS. for rooms and window Gums, COM
prisIng many elegant aud fashionable patterns, and
great variety OF low priced papers
A quantity Of No. I. 2 < 3. Whiting PAPER; al.
so. Hartford and philadelphia Letter.Paper, and
other articles Of Stationary.
Family Bibles, with elegant plates.
Blank and School BOOKS, Of every kind in USE
Several hundred Volumes second hand Books.
All the above will be sold very cheap.
Ncwporf, .fprR ~. 3v.
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UnitedStates Apotheca,y Generals Office,
IT,

C"fIeH O1"1FS IP0I/IcC".T OfUtvWS CDIfc,
Albany, 3lH yjsrch, 1915
c. URGEONS and Mates, or other officers attached
~ to the United States or States service, CT al
Other persons holding hospital supplies Of aoy dcs
ciiption whatever, belonging to the United State,
army, are hereby required to report the with
oat delay 10 this Office to either Of my assistants
at the following stations, viz Burlington, (ver)
Williamsville and Brownsville, On. ~ boston. NJ.
London, New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, (vr)
Charleston, Is c. and New.Orleans. Each article
Of Medicine, Surgical Instruments, RegmcnlaI Me-
dcine aAd Store Chests, Hospital Stores. Furniture,
Bedding, or Equipment, not Immediately wanted,
must be forthwith returned to this department, and
placed in either OF the aforementioned deposits re-
teipts will be given for the same, which will exo
crate the present possessor from further reap nsitl
ity, and enable him to settle his accounts with the
government. All expenses incurred in The transport
tation Of these articles from their preseat situation
to the Of the above mentioned deposits. will
be paid by The quarter masters department, such nc
counts being previously certified by my self either
Of my assistants. FRANCIS LIE BARON,
US. .5PoDeca'J FeueraL
or The printers employed to publish tl,c laws of
the United states, arc requested to insert this notice
six times IN succession IN their papers, and present
their to the Quarter. Master Generals De-
partiDcnt. CA191
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FeNogv- Citizens,

This day you are again called upon to
assemble in Town Meeting for the pur-
pose OF Elccting your Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, sc. for the year ensu-
ing. On this important occasion it be-
hoves every Republican to discharge his
duty to his God, his country, and him
self. Every minor consideration should
yield to this important subject. Look
at the disgraceful conduct OF your pres
ent state rulers during the late war, and
we ask, can you permit such men on-
ger to degrade the name and character
OF Rhode Island ?-Turn out in your
strength, Republicans, and put down this
abominable taction-convince them you
are no longer their dIpes-and indignant
ly drive them from those stations, which
have so long been dishonored by them.
Every Republican Freeman viii consider
the Importance Of his single vote, and not,
10y criminal neglect, suffer such men as
the advocates of Hartford Conventions,
to triumph over Republicanism and ;lic
dearest interests of our country.
a FREEMAN.
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Medonough's SigneL--An officer who was
in the ba,t!s on Lokc Champaio, inlor ms us
that Just AZ the America so1adron vas en-
tcring into action, the gallant commander
displayed this signal Imhresaed seanien
ca0 ON eVcry man 10 do his iutv :" which (as
soon as communicated to the crews of the
different vesscIs) excitsd in every Bosom an
en.husids,ic ardor taai ,V5u!d 40 DC defeated.
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.4mercan nesoshaners.-To show the su-
perior extensive infor maton in America to
that of Great Britain, we give the following
estimate lin the United States there arc
900 weekly, SO twice week, ls three times
week, and 2s daily newspaper establish
men,s, making total Of 574 which may be
considered short of the truth.-Thcsc on an
average issue 2S, 100000 papers annually.
The whole ofthe public journals issued an
nually in Great Britain are estimated by a late
wricr, a; 90, ,5oo,ccO. There are in this
country 81 paper mills. Which manufac-
sure annually $4,000 reams, equal to $40,
900 dollars. Wash. City Gaz.
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&&Vp~S>SS&E
DIED,

On the Cd inst. MARY L. RArHBoNg, Et. 10 YRS
At EIetcr, on the 1lth inst. Mr.. DANIEL BRowN,
1T 50--deepy lamented by bis family and friends.
At CharlesfoVn. Brooke Court Hsuse, (Vir Mrs
PArIENeE M'kiBDoN, daughter of the late Mich
olss p. Tillinghast, Esq of .AewpOrs, in the oath
year of her age.
In .shddieto.pn, on the 9th instant Mrs. HANNAu
WHITmAN, wife of Mr. Paul Whitman, in the 6flh
year age
At .'fddie6wy. (Vt. } Gen. JOAN NIXON. aged
9o-he commanded brigade during the revolution,
and was wounded at the battle of Bunker.Iiill
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Farmers Prox-tor. 1915.
PEACE-JNION OF THE STATES
NO HARTFORD CONVENTIONS.
STATE OF PHODE-LSLAWD.

AT General meeting of Republican
Delegates, holden at the State-House in
East. Greenwich, ON Monday, the Sd of
April, instant in which Gen. Thomas
WEsrcoTr presided, and B.H. WHEE-
LER, acted as Secretary, 1t was unani-
mously voted and resolved, that the fol-
lowing gentlemen be nominated to the
Offices affixed to their names respectively,
and that they be recommended for the
cordial support of the Freemen of this
State, at the next ensuing election
The Hon. PELEG ARNOLD,
Governor.
The Hon. ISAAC WILBOR,
Lieut. t.-Co0ernOr.
SENATOR'S.
L. Samuel Thurber. Esq of Precedence.
2. Henry Remington, Esq. OF Wm4viek
8. Isaac Barker, Esq. OF Midd2efown.
A. Daniel Denham, Lsq. of Nezpbort.
S. Samuel Mann, Esq. of SmitAfeM
6. Ezekiel Whipple, Esq. of North
Providence.
Z. William Pearce, Esq. of Bristol.
8, Stephen Congdon, Esq. Of North
KngstOsun.
9. Thomas Hoxsie, Esq of Charles
t07vn.
10. John Segar, Esq. Of S Kmgsto1vn.
Samuel Eddy, Esq. Secretary.
Henry Bowen, Esq. Atforney Gen.
ThomasG. Pltman, Esq Gen. Treas.
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Fresh and Lbeap GOODS.
At No. i55. Thames-street,
RICHMOND vill OMEN th;s

At No. I55, Thames-street,
A RICHMOND will open this af.
1 ~ ternoon, a large assortment of fresh i'm
ported Go0Ds--consis,ing of Ribbons. l.aces, Len,
and lace Muslins, share Muslms. which can be offer
ed for ls6 per yard, Cambric Shawis, and elegant
blue, buff and pink, strpd and plaid 0ngharns, D-
apers, and case linens and shir,ing, Co!serain Get
tons, black Bon,bazetts, white Hose. white pocket
Hsnkerchiefs linen Cambrics, white Jeans, Nankinss
kid Gloves, Cacoes for 20 cts per yard, (a little
damaged) Broadclo,hs, Cassimeres, Plains, aud
great variety of other fancy and staple Goo os
numerous 10 men,on--all Of which having been
bought for cash al auction in Boston, will be sold 10
cheap can be bought, for Cash only. Ap 10.
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From C1sr;ae.

IN tue same towns, the votes were !ot Gov. y.
53l75 for Mr.. u. l2!75.
From C1s':ae.
A gentleman who left Castiuc on Thurs.
day iast, iaforms ,ln, arc BRUSH had nearly
completed every ,hing preparatory 10 the e.
vacuation OF that place, and i, was thought
they would leave II on Saorday.
RICH PEiZE.--The British snip Claren.
don, Of 800 tYns, snd 81 guns, from BATAVIA
for Lon lon, captured Jan. IS, off Cape La
eullus, [near Cape of Good Kopc) by the pr.
Young Wasp. of Philadelphia, has arrived in
the Cnesapeake-cargo l,l5o,ooo VT. Java
Coffe Japan wood, Elephants teeth, sc.
Capt L umiey, Of the Pomona, in letter
TO Com. Decaturc, denies having continued
his fire after the President had surrendered.
He considered her not to Lave surrendered
while she had lgh, up.
We published an extract from the address
TO the Captain Of the Endymion, on accoun, Of
the manner Of its allusion to the American
spirri,--and its avowed wish for peace.
A Charleston, 5. {. paper mentions re.
port that the French had declared Hayti in
state of blockade.
The "a at Charles,own progresses rapidly,
and is now nearly rigged-Some Of her guns
were taken on board yesterday. We learn,
that there are about $50 seamen at the Navy
Yard, intended for the independence and Con.
gress. About so, are going to Portsmouth,,
irst wind, to assist in bringing the latter to
this port. The remainder Of the guns for
the Independence, are on their way from
Washington City.
A steamboat is building on Lake Cham
plain, Intended to run the whole length of the
Lake, and 10 St. Johns, Canada.
Captures made between latitude % and so
N. and ives, Of lon. 36 w. were legal I'LL the
I'd of March /; in all o:her parts of the Allan
tic Ocean, N. of the Equator, in tho Br. and
Irish Channels, Gulph of Mexico, aud w. 10.
dies, till March l6 in the N. Seas Baltic
and Mediterranean, till March 20 in the At
lan,ic S. Of the Equator, and N. of LAT. 3s, %
5. till April is in every part of the world
S. Of tho Equator, ill May 6 and in every
other part of the world Till June 10.
Easf Florida
The loyal inhabitants Of Eas,-FiorIda are
again under apprebensions from patriots
We hope no citizens of the United States act
among them, or aid them. Let the Span.
iards settle their affairs in their own way
Let them rcvoIn,ionIze or adhere to Fcrdi.
Dsnd, or Charles, or soy one else, as the ma
joriiy of them may please.
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Pofes .f3r Go7 crnor.
The votes !n4l6 townsare for Gov STRONG
4S689 for nir. DEXTER 40G60-Last year,
IN the same towns, the votes were To- Gov. S.
53l75 for Mr.. l.. l2!75.
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BOAT FOUND.

TAKEN up sdriit, between Wa,cb-point Ligi.e
house and Point Judith Point, a BOAT, with q
square stern. Whoever will prove property and
pay charges, shall have said boat
BENNAJAH GAvIr.
Westerly, .9prl l8. 1915.
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on.his passage from England TO Aadia, the Rev.
Doctor COKE.
From, the London Courier, of Dec. 8.
Extract Of letter from .,fanchester, dated 5m Dec.
"A scene of almost unexampied horror occurred
last night, at one of our Methodist chappels. An
immence congregation was assembled to hear the
Sermon about to be delivered in commemoration Of
the late DR. COKE. Some villain for ,he purpose OF
plunder gave the alarm of fire. The effect was in.
stantane Gus all rushed for the doors, and in the
conflict, three persons we're trod TO death, and a.
bout thirty dreadfuily wounded Some of the per-
perators Of this calamitous affair were taken into
custody
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-19

Zera Colburp, the young Vermont Arilh-
me.ician, is now IN Paris exhibiting his won-
dertui powers, TO Tn: as;onishrnen, and ad.
rniration OF n. learned ma;hematieians Of
ihn ci,y,
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Long.wharf Public Free School.

THIS school commenced in October las, with Is
Il SchoIars.--rhe Trustees have directed an 10.
Of the Pupils at the discretion Of the School
Committee ee--AppIicationf for admittance m'y be msde
to either Of the subscribers, within three weeks.
JOHN L. boss,
NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
ROBERT ROGEH,, >SetsSi ConmSiee.
S!LAS DEAN.
8. r. NORTHAN.
.SeE3srt, .sprsf 70. iSl'
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Mems and Children's
HATS.
lust received from Boston and Hartford,
and for sale by
WILLIAM THURSTON,

(.h the Store formerly occupied BY George Wanfon,
A complete assortment of HATS, Of every des-
crpion and price, among which are Meu's super
fine Beavers, of the most fashionable shape and best
quality. warranted not to crack fade in wearing
Mems do with wide brims also, fine castor and
plated do. Mems and Boys best, and cheap felt
Hats; a great variety Of chi.dren's best Beavers;
also, red and black morocco Hats.-Al Of which
will be sold cheap be purchased At the fac
tories in Boston ard Hartford
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- - @ @-

BY the returns from about 400 towns
in Massachusetts,, 1T the late election, the
Republican ticker has a net gain OF up
wards of THREE THOUSAND!-
We learn also from Connecticut that the
light begins to dawn in that long benight-
ed state-,he Republicans have reused
from their slumbers, and their candidate,
MIR. BoARDMAN. is thought to be elect
ed Governor-vrry great changes in the
towns already heard from, have occurred.
freemen Of Rhode Island, go ye and do
likewise
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- z:z:z:z:x:z O @ z:z:z.

Virginia. ia.-Notwithstanding federal pre-.
dicions, all tho returns yet received from
"the Ancient Dominion" give grea, and in.
creased majorities for the Republican Con.
gres'ional candidates. 10 many districts,
there is no opposition and some, if no, ell,
OF the Presen, fedora! representatives., it is
expected, will have leave to s,y a, home.
Prov. Patriot.
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MURDERSi =

The body Of a murdered female, about Is
or 90 years of age, was discovered the 9th
about miles below Phiadelphia.
The Mail driver in Virginia was found dead,
the 7th inst. by the side OF the road, his head
spill, opeo, apparently with a heavy srick.
No robbery Of the mall, however, was CON.
mi,ted or attempted.
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JOHN HULL.

HAS taken the Shop, No. 3. Washington. square.
l. where he has recommended the Tailoring bus.
iness--ic socits the patronage Of bis friends and
the public in general Aat,cring hmself tha, is shall
be enabled to merit their favors. .aprh 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-19

The Legislature OF Massachusetts, voted
Congress wages 10 their .forlorn Washington
Commissioners. Their pay amounted to the
sung little sum Of nine hundred and nin,ty
sir dollars So that the Hartford Conven.
tion coast the people of the Bay State
Sa5s7;ls.- Mark this, ye farmers of RhOd,,
Island.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-19

THE upper part of he House next north of tie
J. spbsriiLer. risO's G. rrMAs.
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