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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05
LIGHTHOUSE EsTAB11sHMrN

Extract Of a eHe~ from HgNRr 4. DEAR~
BORN Esq Sunerin'endant Of Lighi Hous
ea IN M1e.ochus",s. 70 tk- Commienoner of
the Rev"nue. dated MAY 10 1916
81 have rscc'ved satisfactory irfor nation
that Vinslow L-wis has ftted no Cape Look
OU', 81. Sim,n's, Twice. Cape Ha,'eras,
Cna"les'on, G orretown Cape Fear and Shell
Costle Ligh' Houses, with PNent Lamps and
X riec'ors. which completes his contract for
snat ourpose. F-nm the knowledge which
possess IN re'rinn W the advantages which
result from this i'm ,rove nent of the Light.
Hruses, an perfectly satisfied tha, the con.
tract Ut NJ. Lewis hns been executed in the
manner contemplated nv 'he government.
The Light House establishment Of the Unit
ed States is now equal, if no, superior 70 any
IN the world. The b'iliancy Of the lights,
and ne great distance they are 10 b. seen,
are 81 notorious as To excite the admiration
OF the mariners who frequent our coast, The
saving 10 Oil by tho new Lamps i, more than.
one half in the several Light Houses which
were fitted up previous to ne war
have seen ten Of the ,i~ats, during the
pigst' 1" hiss,a,e. which have often view
cd before m. Improvements Of Capt. Lewis,
and the contrast is hichIv creditsble to his
genus. industry and zeal"
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DTEO.

In this town. on Wednesday night last, after
short but painful illness, Miss SARAH NAncHAxr
eldest daughter of william Marchant. Esq in the
18th year of her age In the estimation Of those
to whom this young lady was personally known, no
encominm can exalt her character The memory
oi her inesiimable worth is embaimsd in their alice
tions. and can never be forgotten -
son Thursdsv last Miss PHEBE Eppv. eldest
daughter OF the Rev Michael Eddy, in 2}d wear of
her age She bore long distressing illness with
meekness. and humble resignation 10 the will Of her
heavenly parent. and left this ransorv scene in the
hope and evidence of happy and blessed immor-
tality"
AZ Tirerfon. on saturday 24'h Nr. ELtIAH Nor.
TO- ~ the 99,h ypqr of he re
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MfRR/ED.

In This town on Sunday evening last, by the Rev
Mr. Towle. Mr. JoHs \ KAuLL, to Miss ConrENr
WILSON. both Of this town
On Thur'dav evening last. by the Rev Mr. whea-
ION, Nr RIcHARD IT, AsHLEv, Of Stockbridge
(Mass Editor ofthe Berksiire Star, tn Miss ANN
RobtNsoN, daughter of Mr. James Robinson, Of
this town
A. Bristol on the Gath ult. by James sisson, Esq
Mr LUTHER HANDY, to Miss CsRrsrANA Nun.
ROE, both Of Warren
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TUP WlG TIE GPIrDSTOkE"

When wa \ ii lie boy, I remember one
cold winter. dey, was scc,stcd by ,miI.
Ing man. with an axe on his shoulder. 4" Nv
pretty bay said he, has v,nr f,ther G ind.
stone 2" Yr, Sir" said T. "You are fine
little fellow. said he, will you let ne grind
my axe on IL 2" Pleased with his comDli nent
OF hoe Gu,l- fellow" q YES. sjr, 7 answer.
ed, isdavn in The shoD" " And will YOU.
my man, said NJ, tapping ~. DIV he head.
ge, ''tt'. hot water :" How could refuse
l ran sn' srnn brought ,kcv'r fail, "How
old are v,n, and what is vout nsns?" COZ.
timed Ne without waiting Cor a reply. s. an
sure you are nne Of he fines. lads that ever
1 have ,co'; will vou US, turn few min.
utcs 9 lick'ed with 'he fa,,orv, like fool
went to wo'k and bitterly did rue the day
IL was a new axe. and toiled and 'pcced,
TIL was 'inos' tired to death. The school
bell rung, and could no, Get away, my bands
were blstered. aod it wss no, half ground
AT length, however. the axe was shatpencd
and the nan turned To me with now YOU
little rascal, you'ac pl,yed he truan,. scud TO
school Or youil rue It," Alas thought I, il
was hard enough to turn the grindstone this
cold day, bn' now to be called little rascal"
was too much. II sunk deep 10 my mind,
and often have thought Of i, since.
When have seen a man nf doubtful char
acter, pi,tine girl on the cheek, praising
her sparkling eye and ruby lip. and giving
her sly 'queeze-beware my girl, though,
!, or you will find to your sorrow, that you
have been turning the gripds,onc for villain.
When see man nateriog the people.
making & cat professions Of at,achmrn, to
liberty. who is in private life ,yrant me.
thinks, look out good people, tha, fellow
would setv'u to turning grinds,one.
When | see man holding a fat Office,
" soup ling the horn on the borders" 10 call
the oeople to suppnrt the man on whom he
depends for his office. Well. thinks I. no
wonder he man is zeslou. in thi. cause, he
evidently has 40 axe to grind.
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FOREIGN ACCOUNTS.


FCench and English accounts To April 10th,
have been received q, New York. No poli,i.
cal events OF much interest The Duke Of
Wellington had finally left Pa for the army
of observation at Chambfay General Droue,
had been acquitted by the Council OF war, but
not released from his confiaem mt the cham
ber OF Deputies were said 10 be much agitar-
ed bur are not all popular assemblies so no
serious results need be spprehe nded /; Louis
,8,h remained still at the Thuilleries, from
severe aud long pfotrsc,ed gout Tslleyrsod
has obtained leave to fix his residence IN the
Austrian dominions Laciep Bonspsr,e has
settled at his elegant scat near Frascati -
jerome, no one knows where the Aichdu-
cbss Maris Louisa Of Austria, has assumed
The name OF countess of Calatno, and travels
without pomp or parade MANY Italians and
Germans have gone TO settle in Rus sis Poland,
where every encouragement is given by Al
exander "A proposition has been made in
the French Legislature, for inviting the Eu-
ropean powers TO negotiation, by which the
ba'o'ry powers should respect the fleys of
foreign nations. and pu, an end to reducing
chriNlans 70 slavery. The Psrliament Of
Ensieod had Fisen; the Prince Regent given
ms royal assent TO the American Commercie!
convention Bill the Princess Charlotte was
50 oe married the 25th Ap,il, the royal estab.
hshnent are TO weur The Cobourg Iiye,y:
Cpwards of a million of dollars had arrived
"a England, from Havsua and Jamaica. Al
Glasgow on he lo,h. the sale Of 1000 bags
Cou"" was advanced III TO III per lb. A
age quaniiy of Tobacco, was seized a, Sligo,
being toond concealed in bbls of Rosip the
Tobacco was of superior quality snd brouch,
from New York in the Juno; vessel also sell
zed The expedition for the Brszils had no,
sailed It is however ready for sea and con.
sis', OF one ship OF the line TWO friga,es, and
some 'ransports, with 5000 troop. on board
from so to 40 vessels have sailed for France,
with,n TWO or three weeks, loaded with corn
and lour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05
Nec,b,rt Ereci ,

Yesterday the citizens of this town assem-
bled for the choice of town officers for the en-.
suing year. The Republican ticke, prevail
ed in all tho important trials. Mr. DESBAM,
as member of the town-eouneil was elected
over Nj MOORE, and Mr. VIxsoN wss cleo
ted town.tressurer over Mr.. RoDMAS, the
former incumbenis.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05

You have failed again. The war ended with go.
~ and as our country rase, your party fell Peace
cxlingsshed almost every hope-one single, soli-
itary ray yet fitted before you
Your leaders descanted upon the expences of the
war, the debts which had been incurred, and
the taxes which were laid They mis,ook again
the Character of their countrymen for to them
honor more charms than money The appeal was
made IN the eastern States and the experiment
has failed
Vermont has abandoned your ranks. NewHanp.
shire has filled all her offices with republicans. In
MASSACHUSETTS, your mum have been Grightfuly
rednced-such another victory would be a defeat
In Rhode-lsland. aud even in Connecticut, your
ranks are wonderfully thinned. You have preca.
rious tenure in Narylsud-and every where else,
your prospects are overcioudsl with impenetrable
gloom.
IL IS in vain to struggle against the caEse oftruth
and the will OF The people With all lha assistance
which apossacy has carried into your ranks with
all the defamation which Nj Randolph has aifor-
ded you, your efforts have been unsvsilipg. Why
stem the current any longer why, waste your
talents in fruitIess opposition Why, deny your
country the fus Of your geneus sn3 your elo-
quencel
But f yoor leaders viii still persevere in their
hopeless struggle they still insist in msking you
the Instruments Of their unhai,owed ambition is it
not time to leave them to- themselves To aban.
don men who have nothing to offer you but des-
PAIR lis 1t still worth while yourselves from
your country that you may bolster up such paper
as the Federal Republican.'o or such politicians as
pickering.
Whatever new party distinctions may arise in the
bosom OF the republic, whatever new combinations
may be formed from the elements of local interest or
constitutional doesns this one fact seems to be clear,
the federal sun of rhe~ party of Pickering and Otis
has set for ever.--Enq
Letters have been received in this town from off.
Gers on board the U s. frigate Java Com PIRpv.
at Port Mahon, dated the 10th March They were
All well, and were on the eve of sailing up the Medi-
terranean
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05

Lieut.. Richard Smith, of Philadelphia, has been
csPna"y convicted ofthe murder Of Capt Carson,
and sentenced to death but recommended To mer
oy' mrs Ann Carson is to be tried as sccomplice
ne circumstances attended the murder, where as
lohows :-Captain Carson sailed from this country
ior 'he East Indies before the breaking out Of the late
war; leaving his family in Philadelphia, consisting
OF OF W''e and two or three children lie arrived a,
'he port to which he was destined after the usual
passage ont the war having commenced about this
eme' cut OH all opportunities Of conveying any in.
FORMATION OF his situation ia HE fsrnity ~ ,his
Paec capt Carson was Detained long time, so that
'ouf years cIasped since he had been heard from
ana ms w'fe thinking he must have been lost. mar.
r'ea @ 'he above Lieut.. Smith, with whom she was
nv"e wneh Capt Carson returned shor, time
SINCE 10 th's country Being apprized of what had
.aken place in his family he sent his fa,hcrnlaw TO
70 morn his wife of his arrival Philaderhia. and
SHORTY after went to the house where she resided,
ana enqulred of her ifit true that she had mar
rieu IN ms absence and being answered in the afir.
mauVe he demanded bis papers and his children.
Lieut.. smith who was present at this conversation
n'''ng withdrawn for few minutes 10 an adjacent
room returned with loaded pistol, and shot cant.
'VSon through the head
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05

The United States store ship Alert. capt. Stewart
has arrived at Ncw-York. fro n the Mediterranean
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05

The American squadron were 20 leave Port Mshon
18th March destined q cruise, as high up as the
Archipelago. The ships were reported TO be in the
finest or3er, and iae ersws remarkably healthy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05

-Four companies Of me 4th nfln,ry marched
from Charleston. Nav %, for For, Hawkins, and
two comPanies of artillery were under msrchng or.
der'-in consequence ofhostile conduct Of the Greek
Indians.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05
SINGING SCHOOL.

Bcnoni Wright
u EsPECTFULtv informs the inhabitants Of ths
IA town. that he intends opening Singing school
at the Masonic fial. three afternoons and evenings
in each week for one quarter, on sundays, Tues.
days end Fridays, beginning at five o'clock and con.
iinung until nine for those who wish 20 tarry uu,ii
that hour but shall have liberty 10 leave the school
at eight f il shall be their desire
Tuition will be two dollars per quarter. All those
who are inclined TO encourage the school are invited
70 Call at the Masonic Hall either of the DAYS A.
bove mentioned. Tuition must be paid at the expi-
ration OF the quarter. The school will commence
with twenty scholars. No music but of The best
Kind viii be introduced. The intended tu,o, has
long been IN the habit Of tescbing and composing 20.
cal music. Tie has in some instances sinphhed the
art IT singing. which will res,ler Il more easy for
pew scholars ,han IN the old ieay Of teaching
Scholars viii bc treated with great attention and
ave respect Newport, May 2os 1916.
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Letters have been received in this town from Off
Gers on board the s. frgate Japa, Com PIRnv
at Fort Mahon, dated the 10th March. They were
AL weli and were on the eve of sailing up the Med
terranean.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-20
REMOVAL,

G. Bronaagh and { q
- AVE removed their store, next ooo I.
below PatOns and Butcher Guy
nearly opposite their former stand T ssssv
thew osIer 4 general assortment O. IN
GOODS suitable to the season. anon
which are an assortment Of elegant ran
cy Muslins. -
Lcvantinc & Florence sllks,
ELEcAE2
Merino & ! examine flaWis
And a variety Of other artieles--aii o
which they will sell on the most reasena
bic terms.
dec 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-20
Salt, Pipes Duck, &c.


Just received PER brig silk-Worm and
s.. schooner Traveller,
22g0 bushels Liverpool bIswn salt
SO b xes long pipes
so ditto short ditto
so pieces first quality Russia duck.
90 ditto ditto Ravens ditto
so ditto best Russia Sheeting
20 hossheads best n. c. Rum
no ditto retailing molasses
6 pipes FIRST quail. Hollahd's Geneva
SO barrels new beef no.
% BAGS coffee
barrels do.
! bale London SUP. black broad
cloths
9 cases domestic ditto
6 cases turred hats
5 boxes ladies' combs
90 barrels tanners OH,
For sale By
john 6. Ladd u Co.
yanuarv .
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-20
December S
Sale of Negroes.

NwvfLL be sold for cash, or Tuesday
Wv 9Th day ct February next. II lar
il not. the next fair day, at the tavern Of
George Williams, in the town of DUN
fries, s5 or SO likely young slaves, men,
women and children---among them are a
arccl of most valuable house servants.
male and female; and, also, valuable
plantation laycs. AT the same time and
place will be sold for cash, tract OF
and, near Dumfries, containing about
10 Or 80 acres /,
The sale is made under two several
DEGREES OF the county court of Prince
William.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-20
En- n or THE s..
R.aarD N. q 4 MIC HILL q z OF

Throughout the whole drawing Of this
lottery there viii not be tNo blanks to g
prize. Present price Of tickets ten dol
lars. but wiIlsshmtIy advance to eleven
Orders from. .distaat places. enclosing
the cash, post paid, addressed 10 the
will be promptly and pune.
tually attended to. $500, e,v
Opposite the Washington tavern
king street. Alexandria.
.Taruarv IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-20
Valuable kappahannock Land
FOX SALE.

fOR SAIL. .
|Tny1RSUANT to decree OF the sn'
nerior court Of chanCery for the
fredericksburg District. in TIE case o
E;nkins's Ex'or. vs.. TIE heirs of ho':
I omay decd.-I shall offer for sale upon
.bs PREMISES on the 18th LAY CT January,
IF fair. it.not the next fair day, that va
Il,ahle estate called Port fcbago, lag
Itbe property Thomas Lomas, decd
|l'bis tract of land i, situated unon the
banks Of tho Rappahannock, about i've
miles below Port Royal, in a pleasant
land healthy eounry--!t contains 0Gt
Acres with an excellent two story brick
horse fiourishing orchards, aud
every improvement, which the necessi-
lies of a plantation or the wants OF Ia
|milv could require There arc also at
Itached to it good winter and spring fiSh'
leries.
This tract Of land has always been
considered as the best upen the river, be
ing singularly adapted to the cultivation
If both corn and wkeat--One hundred
and forty bushels of wheat have been
|sown upon it this fall.
Ii will be sold at public auction upon a
credit of six months as to the mortgage
money (ll20O with interest from 10Th
of January and the costs OF snit--and as
10 the resitiue of the purchase money. a
crea;+ IF ose snd two years thereafter
will be allowed.
AT the same time / shall sell the cfeF
Of corn. fodder stacks, plantation uten-
sis. horses. mules, &c. &c.
.iL3G,
Four OF Ave hundred gallons Of choice old
Brandy.
Conm'r pnde the decree and
Admir- of Thos. Lomax, decd.
dec co d4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-20

John q Laid x co.
HAVE FoR SALE,
Eight Chests and 7'1Cen'y Bores
YOUNG HYSON TEA.
Ship Packet, Cargo
8 barrels Spanish Indigo
s boxes white Havana Sugar
II tons bar Iron
10 quarter casks Shcrfy Wine
10 boxes fresh Lisbon Lemmons
goo casks r, II. Lime
80 barrels Cider
~ barrels tanners Oil
40 balts Russia Duck
90 do Ravens Duck
10 barrels and boxes mems Shoes
4 / bale Russia Sheetlng
90 tons plaster Paris
. bushels Liverpool coarse salt
Q pipes Holland Gin
barrels beet
~ Yards tow and tow linen cloth
tons saeathiRg Paper
eases tnens fine Hats
3eee oee 1.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-20
For The Benefit Of til.
POOR.

a T meeting Of the Roard Ct Trns-
"A tees Of the Alexandra Museum,
convened at the hall Of the Alexandria
Washington Lodge, No. %, on tie 18th
instant, it was
Resolred, That the Museum be open
ed fur one week, commencing on Mon
day rrext, and that the amount which
may be received from visitors, during
that period. b Immediately applied for
the relief Of the Poor of the town, gene
rally.
By order oftSe Beard Of Trustees,
e.. Moantford jun
Manager of the Museum
January IS. div
N. Il. The Museum will be opened
from 10 A. NJ. TO 2. NJ. and from 5
FIN the afternoea till suuset,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-20
For Newly ok,

For New \ OK,
.sSs The brig JANE, s. r. MILE
Ian. master; is now loading az
VII MI. saii IN all this week, 4 take tre'gb
IN moderate terms Apply 10
IIa.crGson and Fc1c'e.
Who have landing from the brig Ola
.issa, Capt. Stevens, from st. Barthoio
'news,
"a puuicheons u indward Is
urn.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-20
NOlIG.

A MEETING of tie Stockholders Of
a.. the Bank called the - Real EsIa'f
Bank of the United States suoscrlne
10 in Virginia. is requested {" be held a
West-End. on Monday the 2@d Instant
at eleven e'clock, a. Nj.
January lG ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-20
Public Sale.

BY virtue of writ of Teaahioni Er.
ponas, to me directed, from the Court OF
Appeals for the Western Shore of Mary.
land, will be sold, to the highest bidder
for cash aud crop tobacco, on MON.
DAY the 29th instant, at the nour OF
two o'clock, at 0sdens' Taeern, in Port
Tobacco, all WI. COURTS right, ii.
lie and interest in and to t'ac' or parcel
of land. called " .Naw-.4llJord,' con
tanning eighty.seven aud half acres, more
or less, the property of William Courts;
taken in execution to satisfy debt due
Samuel Wimsatt.
Towniey Robey. late Sheriff
of Charles County.
July 2-6 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-20
July II.
Resimental Court.

A Regimental Court of Enquiry for the
first regiment, second brigade Militia o
the district of Columbia, will be held a
the court house on Saturday the Goth in
slant, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. fol
hearing appeals from the decisions Of The
Battalion Courts, and for other purposes
Those interested are hereby notified tt
attend.-By order.
Robert Grey, Adjt.
lst Regt- Cd Brig. M. d. c.
July IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-20
Piano Forte.

Just received, for Sale.
A London made square Piano Forte
of superior tone, with six legs--addition
al Keys and Pedal-one complete sett o.
extra Strings and tuniag dammer.
on H.4.f'D.
= A London made square Piano Forte
with beautiful Case, four legs-adtiiion,
al Key and Pedal.
Robert Gray.
July II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-20
$3.50 acres Of Land
EnR SHE.

39oo acres of which lays in, on anu
between Zachiah, Clark's and Pye'S
swamps. There is on this property eleven
GOOD dwelling houses with all other ne
cessary buildings, aud may be conyeni,
lently divided so as to suit purchasers
There is on this property upwards oil lOoo
Iacres OF as good meadow land as any II
America, with an abundant supply o.
timber of every description. and several
very good situations for mills, 4 seyera'
good mills adjoining this land, and there
lis no part OF the world better suppileul
with springs, as there are upwards OF
| 100 of as good water as any in the union
indeed SOME of them are, | think, the
best have ever drank OF. There is al,
so on this property an excellent tan yaro
with watts etc. sufficient for tanning and
dressing 5000 hides year, aud as many
more may De added as any person car
wish, and any quantity of bark may be
had at low price as may be wan'eu
there are also blacksmiths' & carriage
makers shops, and storehouse and ia
vera on this property, great part OF
which is within from to miles OF tide
water. and there is an act OF the leglsla-
| ture Tor cutting a canal up the Zachial
Swamp, which may be done at ilttla
expence. and will be effected in tea
years. from which the best OF every de-
scription of timber may be carried tc
Baltimore or any other aarket--there Is
about $50 acres in NaWemoy, with an
excellent situation for mill, and 200
acres in Pomonkey, all within one mile
of the Potomac river, with a great sup,
ply of wood and timber, suifi lent pro
portion of meadow land & we'll watered
as to springs, and all other necessary
improvements as to houses, &c.
| 1t is thought unnecessary to give more
particular description of the above pro.
Iperty, as it is presumed no person will
buy, without .rst viewing it.. and it not
sold by the 25th of August next, it will
be rented to good tenants either by the
year, or for term of years, as may be
agreed on. | will also offer at Public
Sale, to the Highest bidder, on the first
Tuesday of the August court, OF Charles
county, in Port Tobacco, a lot y houses;
as to their situation and improvements,
excelled by none, in that place.
The whole OF the above property will
be divided so as to salt purchasers, and
any credit given that may DE asked; but
the payment must be we'll secured. The
purchasers or renters of the above proper
ty, can be supplied with every thing that
is necessary for farming, or house keep
ing: That is to say, from gimhlet to a
wagon, from pig to stud horse, incIud
ing jacks and jenneys, from sriddle
scraper to book case. and every kind
of provision that may be wanted either
for man or beast also 600 sheep, a
mong which are about 100 weathers, il
application be made immediately.
The whole of the above property is va
luable beyond description, and has adj
vantages that few others possess in this
country.
SAMUEL CHAPMAN,
Newtown, Charles County, Aill
July is go
The editor of the Federal Repuhlicai
and Baltimore Telegraph. is requested t.
: insert the above once a week till th'
1 25th of August next.