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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-03
II. CLAY,


Supplementary to an act making altera-
lions IN TIE Treasury and War Depart
inents, passed the 8th day Of May, 1892.
BE Il enacted Jy me Sel,afe and ho,tse of
Representatives. Of the United States Of
.3iRericH IN Congress assembled That
there shah be appointed by the President
OF the United States, by aud with the adj
vice aud consent Of the Senate, an addi
tional accountant Of The Department Of
War, whose duty il shall BE- to adjust and
settle all The accounts IN that department
existing at the conclusion Of the late war
and are now unsettled. In the execution
of this duty he shall conform to the rcgu-
latious which govern tire accountant Of the
War Department, and shall receive the
same compensation for lis services and BE
entitled to tie same privileges Of frank
iag.
Sec. Q. Ind teh further enacted, That
for dofrlYiug die exVeuces of clerks To he
employed under his direction, ard for the
payment Of his salary the sum Of eight
thousand eight hundred ard seven dollars
Is hereby appropriated out of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriat-
Ell
Sec. g. Ghd be 70 further enrctgd, That
lis act shall continue in force for one year
iIom tle passing thereof, and tothe end Of
Use nest session Of Consress thereafter,
nud uolOneer.
H. CLAY,
Speaker If the H5use II Pebresensativcs
JOHN GAILLARD,
Presiasnt Of he Senate, pro- temPore.
April %, 1sle-AmnoyED.
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-03
Perpetual Motion.
From Tie Democratic Press of Snt,lr,
evening list.

evening last.
Z Asreeably to MIR. Rcdlieffer's desire 4.s
committee which he himself anno;n,sd
met by adjournment this morning to eTa
m Ha ms Perpetual Motion, but 10 +! the
=, was at rest-eyely thing excepr
the tongue OF Mr.. Redhefer, which was
constantly going in making excuses whv
the Machine was not going, &c. d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-03
From the Philadelphia. Guzette of the same
ereninr.

ms morning maturity ofthe gentle
men designated by MIR. Redhefler to cxa-
miile ms seif-moving machine. assembled
IN the room allotted for that PURPOSE. In
the absence of Chief Justice Tilyhman, pro-
ieSsor Patterson uas called to the chair
and Joseph Hopkinson, Secretary. and I'M
on notion, resolved, that Mr.. Redbeiisr
" requested to Proceed. Mr.. RedheeeV
APP ana proposed that a sub-connit-
zee from that body should lie appointed to
eAamihe the construction of the machine.
al Tue tlme we are writing this, the gentle
men 'S . were gradually withdrawing, disgust,
cd with the attempt at impusture.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-03

NEBvRYPoRr, July %.
a few days Since, one Dudley Russo
aiias Daniel Randolph, was arrested
70 tsmouth, N. IL. on suspicion from h
description in an advertisement which NJ
puolished) of theftn Bedford, on the stbS
INST. Information was given, and Messrs
ARENAS and Joseph Kimball appeared. !.
Identified RUSSELL who had passed under
the name OF Randolph, and fonnd in his
possession several articles of wearin@ an
parel, two watches, &c. which were stolen
from their house in Boxford--a warrant
was obtained, and the prisoner was con-
veyed to the lines and delivered tothe chs.
19uy OF the proper authority of this state.
he was brought to this town. and conm;t.
ca to la,ii, to be tried at the S. ]. Court in
November next. ~'' -
Inc shopof Mr.. Leonard sarrat of
portsmouth was robbed on Saturday niobf
the l4tt inst. of property to the amount Of
'oo dollars. The thei, a black man. was
afterwards taken up, together with several
other o., dePredatots, and committed. Mr.
IS shop was entered by false KEYS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
lPSHOE SIORE.aIl
JOB RUM. LIS.

HAsjua received Ah', aore (oppohse Metre
loieph sad John How y Middle Street .
handfome afofment Of LADIES SHOES.
Co1d.iing Of waking Sandals. Arait Lace and
Ms wik ano without heel he likewife manu
iaciures 81 kinds Ladies Leather SHOES. BOOTS
and GALLO SHOES 10 the mott fafhionsbe
vcrkman!ike m nues He has ala hand few
pair Censemen' BOOTS of the beft quality &c.
!. 4. ahures all thoie Ladies and Gentlemen
Who may favor him with their cufiom that their
work hal be executed in the nea,eft manner and
stn deiPateh, he will endeavcur to prov de the
oet OF feet and pr, cure the beii Spe.Imes.
WANTED Fisa rate workman At the above
ouhoeis-N ne Others need apply.
Apply ~ above.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
Fresh London Medicines, Paints,
Dye-Stu6s, Surgeons Mstru-
menis, sc.
BEN AMlN BUrMAN,


LAS received per the Cene,ai Lincoln, from
II London. via Bolton an esteuive sfsr.men,
Drugs, medicines, Paints, Dye Stubs Sa,-
geon's Mf,uments, &c.
ameng which are-Irue AndeIfon's Pills-Ce
phal:c snuf-Ieul Drops Ctamcmi.e Flowers =
CoocynIh- OIyd BIfmu'h- squl.-F or Besoine
do Zincii-Gum Galhanum-- Lunar CAuff,c-
Oil Rhod'um-- OH Cymin Oh Juniper Mudgcs
lnha'er-Watcb Oil. -Vaierian-- TAFT Emetic-
Gain Scales and Wsight'-- Apothecary.s copper
aeaies and Weigh,s-Bous Ka,ves Refined liqu
or'ce Windior Soap Tooth Hrufhes. Cour P,a,f.
ter--Salts LemoO-Wsfers- Bones Water Cocurs
-'one and fhcr Camel's Hair Pencils IL dis lax
-Casmne- Red Chalk French do Drop Lake
-Alphatum-- Role and Dutch P,rk- patent Vel
low Kings do-Shp Biue-- Orange Red Purple
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aud 6ue tmsty--Camels
Hair lools--Varnilh Bfuihes--Gaxiery Diamonds
&c &c
Amputating Initrumens--Trepauning do--DiC-
fecting do-Poeket Cafes 81 liver Caihesers- Gum
klaii'c do; Gum E,siiic Boughies beit London
l.ancets common do Gum do; Trocars, Pro
bang. improved key Tooth Infiruments; com
moa do; Pima for Hare Lips; Elaiac Gum syr.
suges Ivory do ! seton Needles Polypu. For
esPs, &c &c De-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
FARM IN HARTFORD.

FOR fale in the town of Hartford. COUNTY Of
onord, FARM couGtng Of 1875 scse Of
sAeeheat Land q couGjsrsble part of which !.
snde' good improvement, 10 that IS tons of good
Iusuin nay was Gu, from il the Ian year, htlde,
me u'us quantity Of corn, geain, c. Said Fam
MuNea The UNITY road leading from Jay to
uuekne'a Mills l. has houfe and bara BANDING
,aeesSn AID the place is well calculated for =
1uo'e Hou!e hsre being uone within many
- I"s' OF u. le ms 'ibeisi--for par,iculars apply
Si'HAso sruBns Of Ns,tb ya.me.sb, or 20 JON
A,sAa 9Tusss N The premise
Nof'hyHmouth, March ~, 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
lalo u spassaebusftt 8.
An ACT

An ACI
In addition 10 an Act entitled, an Act to
regulate the weight OF Beef md Pork.
&C Pm en.cfed BY he Senate aud Hou.e
htPressntaisVes, an Genera! Coai
asse'nb.td. and ey the au'ho'iy u tie same, III.
ten, ai'd Ter &c hrs DAY .t tpr.i nex IL sivsl,
De tie duly Of tie Seiectmen Of every Town
wi'lIln lille Comm N " alb, WHERE Beef C4,tie
sre soid o. The purpose Of Market. or barr ling,
TO sli.oin one o. mole person OF persons, 10
.eins Geslers in lie, aud cou.enieR .iy situs
,ea," such Gown. o be ~eighe, or we,k hers oil
Bet WIN sbs Il be sworn 10 he fsi htui dis
cus'ge Of he duties OF their office, md shali
c.ist such ICES, as are herein alter descI ibe Il.
SIC 2. Be IL further eaaced, That ell b.ef sold
as 10 esSid, SHALL b., weighed BY the said s~o,a
we,ghers, and Ce.t hca,es Of tie WEI h. Of al
tae B$ei hide ana aih W Of each ID OF ca :
,ie, !" Tue iorm ioilow,na, snAh DC signed by the
sad weig aess, aud dsn,e,ed 10 The se.te, or sci
isis hereof
FORM OF CERTIFICATE
IXis &c, .fes, sAa have auy Ueighe. he Canse
dough = oi tom Ot DIN
-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

" ioh Q shsll e, sa,a D. the se.ss { se'.O
,fsaQh Csule. weise md one half cents f"s
each q stfca,e duty s'gned, which shall be p Q
the seller OF sellers me eof which shall con.
l. The se,erl weights Of II he Cattle pftereo
Tor weigh. BY any Que person. unless oiherwise
aquested ny The seller o. sells hereof
s9c 4 BE i,,fs,her rnacted. Thas sn5 Blu cher
III &c !. 3, purchaser or uscbssets, 81 oeef
Cattle, nte lded fos Gasr ket OF bsfreliing, who
all q c. Sc any such beef c lie. cop,raf, 20
e ,rle intent AMI meaning Of his {, shsh for-
rei End pay the sum of thirty dollars TO esch
nc every such fence, 10 be recovered with
SITS IF suit by action OF pIains, before sn, Court
o,ef 20 ny he same, Que halt 20 The use OF 'ne
common we ah, and th, to,ber hsf TO the pes
D rsons who siIsi prose cue TOT the sarnes
h,ocided hat nothing in Nh. CT shall pre.ens
ay erson persons fsdm buying or selling i've
C.sli., commonly called Cattle On he foot. And
provided that 90 person s.sll be bhged 70 weigh
any BEEF Cattle, .pi4r. si.s svas Hht or mod OF
weighing, n.il be ssleesi on by tie buyes md
sasiee.
February Is h. 1876 spf owed BY the Governor
Copy - 'pniei y
4 BRADFORD. Sec,y Of Commensurate
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
l.. & A. H.. CIR )SS,

l.. & A. IL. CIR )SS,
No Union Row. HAZE FOR SALE,
81 hhds antigua Rum
Q pipe, Ccgniac Brandy
pipes Holland On
8 pipes American do.
A htds green Coffee
cheli. snuehong Tea
Y ung Hyfon do
6 ba,es prime upland Cotton
s casks new Rice
White Havana sugar
Loaf Sugat
20 boxes and f. ais Rashns
81 keH- Tobacco
casks iod WI. ughf Nails
IA crate an ed Croeke-y Ware containing
Cup. aud ssurers. P.sses, Bows, Mug.
Jugs c. -
IS bose. spxnifh segars
S hid M4lAGe
20 bbi. No seef aud clear Polk
IS dog Holland Sa e.
40 bag L.verpool al
sops Iron Hollow Ware &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

American Goods.
w r. c SiOGKBRIDGT, Of Northyar-
mouth Aaeass fot N the ref Manufac
tories on faw.uc.e Fats Nh de i1and, are co.,
itans'y iuppned WI aeuersi sf st,mea. of
Ame, iean Gotten C0ods,
cossIsTIsG or
Single Yarn for Warp ana Fling
aud thteaced S,oe king Yarn
White and cocured sewing Cotton
shiu'ngs; Check; Stripes; Cnghams
Chambf ays; Ticking &c &c.
N B--Shopteepers and Others will be fupplied
A. the Factory rrtces o ders from cuRomers will
be rerionaIy aud punetually attended 70
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
Z merican Manufactured Goods.

Z merican Manufactured Goods.
Ns 7, M.Csy's Rou.
JOSEPH POPE. agent fcr Ai~y e B,s,s Of
J Providence. ~ho keep HIM conitan,!y luppired
from heir iorg known and well eflabl,ihed Faet
~ at Pawtucket with general aAortment Of
Ame1ean Cotton Goods,
coNs.rrNo OF
Single Yarn for warp and Filling
s& 5 dreaded white s cosor stocking Vars
White and coiared tewirg Cct,ons
't'ngs-shee,rgs--C hecks-ssripes
Ginghams-Cbamhrsys-E Ticking, &c
~ shopkeepe,s IN trwp and couotry and PEG
pie in general ~ho with to furnifh themisves witt
the above articles, will beiuprlied At the Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

Ss0o'n He,sher.
Src 5 BeIf0thr enacted, liza, ia, i.,s fr
weighing shat be a. fola Wa To- weighing aGy
qlsntlly ot Cattle, not excet dug hse hs.S
s~enly cents per head not exceeding en- he a.
hi cen cents per ht ID. no excetdfa. wsnA
nssd, 'ea cen $ res heed, al ever W ..ty be.u
five Gents per head, be, cd The fest ,,sei.y head,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
100000 Red Oak. STAGES Wcnted

of the following dimensians-yiz 43 niche,
onS, . inches wide, inch thick the thickts
Pars,snd moi under Sd Of IN inch the thin part
tersons wishing TO contiac, 90 furnish IN
part OF the above, will call on he subscriber al
No 9, Long Wharf.
SILAS WHITNEY.
Portland, March ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

JAMES LEE, %.
NJ. a Nifty. Rsw MIDDLE STREET
l1Ayf iua received for tale g,ear variety of
DkY GOOES..-
supes6ne mida ing aud low priced Cloths
Hun e.. C,oli aaa csfin ees
CoAtlng.- Duff Plains Kesieys
F'annei. -ry.e .; anke,s a Gzrs
brown ,cinnsnoo olive &riu PhLISsE CLOTHS
German, Bsnnfwick and I'm. ,eriai Cords SsSsock.
ingnets
BOMBAZETIS.
Tartan P'a,ds
Toiinet, aud wo,fled VeitinRs
Furnaiures
suae' dark Prin,s aud common Calicoes
Six itti,e aud fuper dark Girgh4ms
Italian and Csn,.n Cape,
LcJdnhae SILKS, UariOuS colours.
China blA X six.
Cotton ard L,len Cambrcks
Coe'Ain Cot,on- AID Lieens
: India e,s Cob
Supef Csmhi Eek AID Common Dimotes
Mdia Ian.O0ured and ioom-seeded
HC.oLiNS.
Jaconet book aad fancy disfo
81 and IA OAK ard i,sht Iu,'' alton shawis
ga dark Camb,irk 10
Fiag fancy asd black Fix Ha16kerchefs
Cotton Bana znnas
CoGac Brtan;as
I.am,s wosi ard worried Ho6ery
Hahat. KID and f K Owe ts
Cent'emeu beaver Woodflcck Venetian ard
wslted Quito
Cotton I.rces --lewn g silks ard Tsin Buttons
Cotton sewing - Wari.ed Binding r. r..ts-
Csioons-- Ribbon. eambr,ck aud lace onirt But.
tons-eusPsndsr LIMB sel a., &c. sc
i'm dfl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
Ticket Quarters and Fights
- me Springfield Bridge. and Union Canal
LOTTERY for iaie a, the Bookfore of
JOSlAH VIII IMAM. g Co.
No. 3. Mss'sy ROW, Aiddis essss.

roiiCE. Thoie Who hold tickets in the third
Ss Union Cauai LOTTERY are informed tina,
p-es OF uckets 10 the touch Gsi. s.st BE- ds~sus-
.0a0'" 'a"'y ds,' /e~ 'bs 9Usb " F.S,ss,y LsM or
shey .aoDot be recovered.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
$500 Of IS, or Tickets an =
the Fifth Class !"
8116 TRIES, and not TWO BLANKS
to a PRIZE.

EVERY BLANK CLASS, Is WORTH. At
IF ssr ONE DOLLAR! the first drawn Blank ON
every days drawing, will be eutitled to CAPITAL
PRIZE.
In consequence of the brilliant chances, for OBJ
taiuing Prizes, and erei. oionk being raluabte,
TIcKKfs (noyg 81, wholes, 1, 4 qiarters) will
So IN RISE 10 nigh price! FOR further partic-
ulars e 7cali as above.sf1
N. .. The drawing will commence inApril next.
Marei s2. CIV.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
NEW GOODS.
Joseph johnson,
No 2. EXCHANGE STREET
Has JUN received an exieaiive AHortmeo If
&, =, .~f4 ..x a, -,s. - =, .s.,

No 2. EXCHANGE STREET
HAS JUN received an exteafve Aiiortmeo If
SEASONADLE GOODS,
--AMsEc WATCH Anx-
} bale black Que nrowu NAKED and cosbeau
MO sDILOiH
do black, blue. psown, mixed, and greeu
CAoslMESES
! do patent Angola Cords
do ladies Pe,fe cio,hs
do Pe',1e Fizrnes
] do Scatch and Iaran Plads
DO Bombaxettk and W,dbores
] do prined Bombaze 70 aud Ratine'u
dc Fannes aud xaixes
do fancy vs!iings
cafe Umbrellas
do Engifh beaver Bonnets
60 RibGons
Coatings Boekiog., Pisins, soekipeue.,s, Berlin
and Imperial Corcs- serges Edes,no ehawls--
damasx aud cemmon do of var,ou, hxes- 9Th
Shzwls-back ano fac Cotton and Worried Hole
-LadIes kid AM fix Glove.- mems Beaver do
r,ch faocy nix handkerchief Flag bsudznns add
Romo do-dfefed ana undrefea Cs,coe,-- Cop
rerp xtes-cot;on Flag and Mad ais Handkerchief
- ok, corded and tomn'Ou G,ngha bn,iih,
indis and Coierian Costons L,nen-linsn Cam
brick immir alton bsEdkerc h,efs-- cotton sewing
- rapes.-bundie and pound fi0s whte scd CO,
CURED Camoricks- Iadis cobweb muffin lus-
fringe ia re Shortmens OF Fancy Null MS coat
and VET But, onsblack aud coiorsd Cantoc Crzres
II si.aa do linen Diaper Braee,--csr,btick &
common Dimcties gentemens plaid muffin era.
vats- DANA X Table Cioths--Iod,Ipe1ia b e.- nix
aud Twif -Lad,es' aud Childrens' shoes and boots
OF various kinds
A large suppy of FACTORY COTTON GOODS
al whoieiaie and retail, At reduced p,.ces
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
DIR. DEAN.

CONTINUES to practice hi fate and fucceisful
~ method Tor the cure OF Rheumalic aud Gsu,y
comp! ans, AZ Bidaeford
Nov d 4w--eop en-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

Ntq0 Hats, Bennets ana Nj uH5 AID
7YpeffS.
AT the Bottom Hsi Ware Houfe
No. {, M..gy' Row MisAs Shef.
MAHAN Il WArEnHOUsh.
Have received for fAle large addition co their
former nock.
London fuper6ne.
Extra, ~ and 2d quality. OURS
Bottom Factory, WIDE aud "a n o.
narrow hrm
Ladies Beaver Bonnets,
of the la'ea London FAih'on, full ,rimmed--And
= haadfome sfor,ment of
MUFFS q T7PPETs.
N B-Cafh will be paid for Red Fox, Sable
Mink, Otter, or Bear skins.
Ocl.7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

McdiG2 and low
Middling and lowa priced ditto lame
priced ditto fame U colors.
co.ots
Fanne.s and Baizes-Cords
Pejecs Cloths bombaxe,s
Wiibores--Du ran,s-- Grapes
Belt dreisd and uncfehed Ca!icoes
SILK Add common GDRazms
Camhsicks white black aud ccioured
Aiarge afostment Of Fancy Mu0us
Shaw,s-hik ard Gotten handkerchief
Long Lswn-L Linen Blace,
Gen lemen and Ladies Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto fiik and worried Hole
Black and ecloured iew,ng Silks
Coai and Vei 5u ioGs
Rsbbons-Iapes and Robbins
Luteitr,ngs- Italian Crspss-Pins
Cctfon Hole Button Moulds.
Also genera aHortment Of
american Eaetory Goods.
~ Tteaiury Notes and New 70 k 3ills received
for .he above goods
Portland MAseh5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

NEW YORK MONEY
Taken al par for English Goods.
Benz A MIN WILLIS, Jr. g. Co.
thylLL receive Ns.p To.I Money a. par in pay
meat for Egg ifh Goods al fpecie prices
Jan. 80 II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19
+ X NEW GOODS!
WEBER * CHASE,

W IL n " " To- -
EXCHANGE STREET
LAVE JUN received "a executive fl rmsnt OF
A Engtyb Lnd.S u Frenlb Gods,
lu,table for the PIE en-, and apps oach,og ieAiou-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

lEore Crockery and Glass Hare,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
CHARLES BLANCHARD,
No. s. llcrcharts-lsow, N,adaie-siree.
LAS jus, received Fifty Packages Of
China, Glass, Crockery, and Hard
WAKE,
Consisting Of Crate Wei assorted in the original
package aud &c stock Of opened " are ta,tic-
ulariy for the country-many articles of which
such as Plates and eas) will be repacked at les.
price than heretofore.
Also
AcomPlete assortment at RETAIL such as Tea
setis Of more than twenty different patterns,
From 5 Ito 20 dollars each
Dining sets from % te 20 dollars each
1un,blers from SO cts. TO 5 dollars Per dog.
Wines from 50 cts to dollars per dog.
Decanters from 81 f-2 to dollars Der uair
Low priced Dutch Looking oasses
DO. do. do TOYS for children
China, Printed, Edged, Painted and c. C..
Plates and Cups and Saucers Of all sizes.
Brass Walters, Plated and Iron CandIes,icks.
House, Hearth, and hand brushes; common and
brass nosed Bellows. Together with great yari-
iyUf
FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold in lots to sui, purchasers.
March 5. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

Another arch way replied, that Mr..
Dexter, he presumed, was o b. sit.e. Die.
a'er or ttnpe or since i, ss ms d he was
20 nave Kosg Eader him.--it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-19

"ag observed lie should not vote for
e'lher o. the Chronicle candidates, for thar
one Was too DEXTER on in changing sides
and opinions md that he himself was too
much a hei.abtscan to vote Tor SUCH King,
as the other was is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01

a,ye., once compelled %. They viii, how
over, be sufficiently great to keep alive and
foster our manufacturing establishments. In
Disgusting tie merits Of these establishments,
we could notwithheid our admiration OF the
patriotism and love of country of the ives.
tern members as well as we'll as some OF
those of the middle syatss.-Party spirit aud
those party chickering's which 100 often en-
broil our national I, ,suacils, and distract The
attention of the niembers, was laid aside
they viewed the growing importance of these
once Hourishing Institutions anticipated the
source of national wealth which they would
one day create, aud regardless of minor con.
sidera,ious, with a resolution becoming free
men determined to protect them--The New
Eng and delegates, though the whole capIai
of clany Of their constituents were embark
cd in the manufacturing establishments, and
that happiness or misery depending on the
event OF their protection or not were most Oh
them opposed to their encouragement. Inc
Western me mbers, Notwithstanding they and
their constituents were during the late war,
prescribed by the New-Euglsnd manu- iactur-
er acted a bstter part.--Clay and others came
forward 40 the mauufaeturers' friend and sup
por,sr /; they advocated their cavse they ex.
srcised ,hs,r Influence In their behalf, and
the manufacturers received more aid than
they ever expected or evev prayed for.
FederaHsss Of Nezs- England!
Wh.n your preiud'css are addressed for
psrty purposes, OF ysoc J-alousies tempted
90 be excited, tpiuS ol the late conduct oil
your brethren OF The Western Section OF
your eouetry ,heir patriotism has risen a.
oove your dsn9aciations their enlightened
policy would nog permit them TO retalate up
on your ignoalCious conduct you have been
rescued solU impending ruin, not by your
own partp, ooc ~ you political friends, but
by that COVE Dr9nl which svas hostile to your
interests, by snase back-woodsmen who for
sed you couptry soto an unnatural and cruel
war for ;heir own sgsrHnd,zement, by those
men you have called more savage than the
Indian, and more ignorant than the Hotten-
TOT To be,coaliHued
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New.~GoodS;
CHEAP} CKEAPf{ cREAP!H
PEFER P. REMINGTON,

i, .No, II+, Thanies-sfrfef,
WILL opsp tomorrow morning all extensive ast
w sootment of English India. Frerch and .Ame-
riesn GOODS. which he is Determined TO sell as
cheap as can be purchased in Newport--amonE
them are the following;
Supcr6ne black, blue and brown Bread,
cloths black. blue, brown and mixed Cassineres
oaInbric Prints white Cambrcks black Cambrics
cambria Dimities, common do. black Hose white
Jains; extra hne Vestings; shrting Cottons; shear
Muslins from is6 to 7'6 per yard; CaGcoes Cop.
imitation shawl,; long and short Kid Gloveai 6esi
YER do, Ribbons blue aud yellow Nspkeeusi
white and black silk Hose, corded Ginshsms from
is6 to $50 gentlemen aud ladies' eottpr Ecss
,Lutestrings, very cheap; Diapers; Tape, /. Pins.
Bandanns Hkfs,i black and figured silk HkfS,chsa'
per than have been offered for some years. L ia
N. b. superhne Canton GRAPES, and IntsA
COrTONS, remarkably cheap.
.Nsrhorf. .Anr1l l6. 1916 -. -.
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ing her fragments were discovered AMONG
ne rocks which lie between the two strands
Of Garretstswn, where she had been driven
after parting from her anchors in the night.
Upon approaching the wreck most heart
rendins scene Of misery, desolation and death,
presented itself to the view. Tho vessel
seemed 10 be q confused mass of timber, Sc.
broken to pieces, and intermixed with piles
of dead bodies Near TO the wreck was a
rock some what elevated above the surface OF
the water, aud upon this were seen eighty or
ninety poor souls, who had scrambled 10 IL
from tho vessel and were stih alive. The
people frsm tho shore, communicated to thom
as we'll as they could, that their only chance
of safety was in their remaining where they
were until low water. But either through
impatience Of the misery of their situation, or
from the impulse of despair, near thirty OF
them plunged into the sea, and cndeavored 10
gain the shore, bu, most of them perished
in the attempt About 60 remained on the
rock till low water, aud were all saved. The
Bosdicea, il is said, had on board 2so officers
and privatss.