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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
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An ACI uAkp,g scditionai appropriations 10 lie
fray the expenses of the army and militia, during
I've late vat NTH Great britain 81
Re "a enacfrd ~ fhs Senate 1sd Rshse IF Rebrescs-
- rioes Of sAe Unissd S,ates Of .sussries in Con.
sssss asse~bied That For deraying the expenses Of
the military establishment, and those incurred by
ssl.ing. out the militia, during the late war With
Great Britain ia addition to the sums heretofore ap.
rrorristed by law to those objects, the following
SUMS be and they are hereby appropriated, viz ;
For the quarter masters department, aipe hun
dred and hf,y thousand dollars. se - Z
For the pay of the army and mli.::.., Gyc millions
slE hundred and seventeen thousand dollars. I'd
Foe the subsistence Of The army and rsl.,is IA &c
huadred and ten thousand three hundred aud sew.
eg.ty.two dollars. eh ~
For forage, sixty thousand dellsrs.
For clothing, one hundred aud eight thousand
dollars
For boon,ies and premisms. four hundred thou.
sapd dollars
For the medical aud hospital departments, one
hyi'dred thousand dollars.
For Notifications, two hundred thousand dollars.
For The ordnance department, one hund,ed and
3ot thousand dollars. fr
Ssc 2.--.'ad be n s-ihsr enacted, That the sever
a. ltqp'opriations herein before made shall be paid
oG D! any money in the treasury not otherwise APP
ipgiatsd. " CLAY.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN GAiLLARD,
President OF the Senate pro. TEN.
.ispreved- December n, 1915.
JAMES MADISON
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c. M. THURSlON,
1Bsrs for safe, az No. J, s'iH-sTsst
20 casks New RICE;
IS bags COFFEE, at Is cts. per lb.
20 barrels Alexandra FLOUR;
S boxes Of SUGAR;
1000 iba LOAF SUGAR;
20 quntals Of COD-PlSH.
20 hhds. N. 4. RUM
W.LRUM, BY the barrel,
N GIN and BRANDY. by ds.t
40 boxes hAiSfNS;
S bags PlMENTo;
q chests Hyson TEA;
2 2quar,er-cssks Tsneritfs WINE;
3 do. Malaga do.
4 do. Current do.
POWDER, by the caski
SHOT. by the bag
With a genesai assortment Of first quality
w. INDIA-G0ODS and GROCERIES,
at re,ails. ,,y De. ~.
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P. P. Remington,

,Nu ia fH'r s-sfrtrff
LAS Just received qaan,j q Americo.i
IA GOODS, consisting of Bleached Sheeting ara
Shifting Cottons, brown do. Chex ard BED iek'rga
which will be sold 90 per cent under the fetsry
prices.
i He has on hand general assortment Of
H. DRY.GOODS, .LN
which win be sold cheaper than has beer offered
this season. .fsu. !.
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ALMANACKS,
for 1916.
Neav Tears Gifts for ebilaJcu.
JOSIAH G. SHAW,

No. TIC, Ihomes-sircc',
HAs received, and has for sale, The largest as
II sortment of Childrens BOOKS in Newport, at
various prices, from cents 10 one dollar each, cab
cula,ed to amuse, delight and instruct youth in
W.sdom's Ways .8iso, a general assortment. Of
School Books and Stationary, Wholesale and retail.
wRT7LVG P.fFEH--30o r.ams, consisting Of
all the various kinds, from S3 50 10 81 per nam.
.8iso, 100 reams good Wrapping Paper.
Charts, scaman's Books, Commercial Blanks, led
gers, Journals, Day, Waste, Receipts ard Merch-
ants Books.
>.fL.Ha.vACKS, BY the groce, dozen, or single.
u Country shop keepers and scbool-master's
will do well to call and see for themselves.
Money exchanged, Treasury Notes bought and
sold, and the business of Broker attended 10 a.
usual. Dee. ~
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MOLASSES.

JOSIAH &. SHAW,
EJ>s just received from New.York, an assortmens
\ OF Books, Stationary, Charts, States, ae, hc
all Of which will be sold low can he rurchasy
ed in this town. Dec. 20.
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LUSTRINGS, ye.
TUSr received and for sale al
} L. II. MUMFORDs.

no. tIy, 7heMes-sfrtefl
An elegant assortment Of twillcl and
plain LUsTRiNGs. at the low price of =. 81. per
yard silk, beaver. kid, ard Aeccy Habit Gloves !
blsck and coIored French silk Handkerchiefsi t~t-
led and plain Pandsnnces and Flag do. elegant 4
and A4 London Prints a variety Of Ribbons. plan
figured and plain; superhhe Vast of Engsnd
iiroadcloths and Cassmeres. hrst quality; tsw
more pieces fine Book Muslin. at 2s ga. per ysrt i
black, lead s.ive, green, orange, and scarle, Bonn
bazetts, plain and twilled--with variety of rthey
articles cheap as can be purchased elsewhere
- New.York Money and Treasury Notes tgker
st q small discount Jan.
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Cheap RibbOns, SilRs & Eanneis.

Just opened and for sale BY p o RICHMOND
y elegant Levantiae and plai6 silks. white Plan.
nels for 25 cents per yard--and great variety Of
other Goods. very cheap for cssh.-.iiss, few
cheats souchong Tes-suPeror quality.
Jan. 10.
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NOTICE.

State Of Rhede. Isiond and Prouidenre Pan
fasions-- Dee. a2d, 1915.
THE creditors Of BssiAMts B Iiow wEAsp, Of
i Newport. Trader, are hereby notified TO sp-
pear, IL they shall ,hink At, at the General Assem-
bly, to be holden At Providence. on the third Mon.
day Of February hsxtthen and there to shev cause,
il any they may have, why his petition for the bene
&; OF ACT, passed in June, A. d.. l7.6. entitled
An act for the relief Of nsolyent Debtors, ought
not to be granted.
SAMUEL EDDY, Ssc'y.
Jan. 10.
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10. lis, 7a1nes-sfreef,
II ks i,ist received an extensive assortment of A.
L i mericAn supefiine yellum and other PAPER.
and ps,est account BOOKS, Of all descriptions,
which he is determined ~ sell ss cheap IS can be
oireaAscJ IA III s,ais. ~ ~.
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NOTICE..

JACOB II. WEAVER z CO. contemplating new
j arrangement Of business. request those udcL'.
ed TO them by Note or Book Account to call aad
settle the same or before the 2Vtb inst.
.Neuborf, January 1, 1916.
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ll0isretianp.

rren Co1eeit's Poaneai Register, Of osi. Is
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POETRY.
lsElsersD.l
LINES,


o. ne .Qnrdpersary cf .fr,er'ean INDEPENDENCE
With rspiurc-sweling breast. sweet morn.
Each freeman halls 10y lucid beam
This is the day, when vet'rans lorn,
First tasted Liberfy's pure stream
This Is the Gay, when Britain's yoke
From fair Columbia erst did fall,
When Freefnen TO britannia spoke,
"No more thy chains QUE jsck, shall gall"
Tie thund'ring cannon grcets the day.
Emerging from old Oceans bed
The merry bells perform their lay,
And the tail ships their strearners spread.
Can free Columbians dose the while,
Forgetful Of their nations birth;
Let Europe slaves the couch beguile,
THIS day nc dedicate 10 mirth.
Let patriot fcrvor patriots sway,
Mingie sweet unity with loves
Drive party-spirit fhr away,
And partizans pure friendship prose
Join hand in hand, link heart TO heart, ~
Surrounding Freedoms Standard purcS
This band or Freemen ne'er will part
For British threats or Gallo lure.
Pill high this day the sparkling bowl
Let wine and joyous mirth aboundI
And every patriots Spartan soul
In freedoms path forc'er be found
Let moderation grace each board.
q Each Freeman's toast forever be-
{Whiie Li5srfy's his chiefest hoard)
"LIvE ISDsSEspEsr, GREAT and rREE"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-10

8. The Army--The glory it achieve
during the. late memorable contest will
ever enti,Ie il to tine gratitude and ad
miration of its country. e
10. The Navy" We read its histo.
ry IN nations eyes"
H.. Gen. Brosvn The hero Of the
Niagara-his country is proud Of his
exploits and grateful for his services.
IL. Com Perry--May his words, we
have met the enemy and they are ours"
be not unfrequent int naval history
of America.
Is Com Maedonough-The cock
crewjand victory dawned
IA. The Memory Of cant. Laurence
TO every American, emu!ous OF ma
val glory, he presents a brilliant exam.
'ple--may his magnsnimous Injunction
I" don't give u. the ship" be deeply
imprinted in the bosom os every Anne
rlcan tar.
Is. Mej. Gen. w. Seoht-virginia
is proud Of the lame of her son
l6 The Memoir of DR. Franklin.
His services rendered the great cause
OF civil liberty, and the light he
shed on science enJtle him to the gra
ti'ude and admiration of the most dis.
can't ages.
IL. The departed heroes of the reuo
!ut'on-We reverence their memories
Jet US initiate their example.
ls The rising sfates.
-. The fair Of our counfry-Their
smiles reward their brave defenders.
poLUNTEERS.
BY Phi: Harrison, Esq. The Patriots
Of South dmeriea-may they establish
their independence aud liberty, politi
cal and religious.
BY capt. John Macrae. Success TO
the cause oil legitimate sovereignty /;
for the only legitimate sovereignty is
that &c the people
By Mr.. G Wigginton Wilson,
Bruce and Huschinson-The humane
Englishmeu, who rescued from the
hands Of an imbeciIe, blood thirsty lie.
climate, one of the choice spirits OF
France-ihcy merit the applause Of all
yirtuous men.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-10
TIE FOURTH or JULY

Was celebrated in the town of Dunn
/Ties, ina manner appropriate TO the
occasion AT 20 O'clock a volunteer
company of Infantry under the com
mand OF captain John Macrae, with a
company OF artillery under capt. Hayes,
assembled near the court house, and
after going through the usual eYolu
tlons and friDgs, sat down with others
oil the ciiIzeBs to an elegant Tepasi az
Mr. Kaakey's tavern. At the request
OF the company, Philip Harrison, Esq.
read the Declaration of independence.
The day was passed in social giee ana
the company dispersed In harmony
The JOHoauing Ioast8 we're drank on the
occasion:
l. The Day we cetebrafe---The birth
Gay OF our depeudence--may It's ge-
NAL influence ever sSImate the bosoms
OF Columbia's sons.
3. The memory " Washing tom His
memory We shall cherish as long as We
shall countenaUce republic.
3. Thomas Jc5er8on-- rhe American
sage--may soft content gid his hours
OF retirement.
4, TIE Consntuttsn Of tdF United
Sfates.-Construoled by all, tor ALL
rag 1t ever protect ali, and DC suppJri
&c by Ill
s. James Madison Let US suspend
car pasy parualiues * pIeJudices, ana
leave h,s cnaracter to the impar,ia! bis
so.1an.
6 Party Shiit--Msy it be sacrificed
q tbe altar u patriotism.
Z Gen HndreSo Jacks2n--New-OT
ieans, '5e 9Th January, 1915.
James -Norroe--Ihe long & well
lrled sit esmsa, a brilliant star in the
s CgBHciiaii9H OF b5oerean worthless.
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ii DECISION.

b. Justice Hoffman decided on
Monday last that all the stockholders OF
sntncorPorated banks were partners,
bound jointly and severaliy TO pay all
such paper as might be ISSUED by the
company or representatives of such
company. This was a case wherein A
lexarder Sangster was plaintiffs certain
st ockhoiders OF the Merchants Bank
defendants, Yesterday the ftiainfg9
was put upon his defence before the
same court, as director and stock
holder of the Real Estate Bank, and
confessed judgement. Ihis appears
TO DC one of MIR. Jeffersoh's unpro6la
Bile contests, "trying who can do each
other the most harm
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-10
Ledger ana tanning Hand.
PennmdnSl11.
July %.

The subscriber mostrespcc,fuily In.
forms the Inhabitants of this town, tina,
he will commence teaching the arr 81
Writing, above the store Of Joel Il
Harper and Co. entrance in the alley
next the Herald printing Office, Royal
street; for one month only. He en-
cages tina, all persons who place them.
selves under his tuition shall, If at,en.
tive. acquire a plain neat ledger end
running hand, in the course OF twenty
four lessons; each lesson one hour and
a half.
Price Of tuition dollars.
Charles Kendell.
July
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NEwllRIEANs, June Z.

II is with much pleasure we announce
TO our TRENDS In the north and west
tina, the water has entirely recedeg
from our city, and that the damages
sustained will be but trifiing to what
was expected when the embarkinent o,
levee FIRST broke. Never in the re
collection of the most aged person has
the river Mississippi been known to
fail so early; how thankful ought we
to be to the Great Disposer of all good
tor the relic: given US. as it were by
the special act of his benevolent Pro-
violence.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-10
AMUSEMENT,


The following extract is taken from
a notice in the Richmond Compiler, oi
a set of English caricatures.
I'd. Carica,ure-cn,itled ".The in
terview, or Miss QUE of her teens p
turns upon the high life scenes, which
are now exhibiting for the amusement
ct poor John Bull The prince regent,
his equity foot wrapped in flannel, is
pushing in with his crutch, his bigi :
ness, prince Leopold" Courage, man
don't be bashful"-the prince in ludi
crous uniform, and with long sword
is addressing himself to his cara shoso
with those emphatic words: (" Madam,
have no money, but i'myof the righs
breed, true German, and blood royal %
he princess Charlotte, like true
hoydon, appears with skipping rope,
and thus answers his salutalion, {" i had
rather you were English but Ger
man husband is better than none -
while her grandmother, queen Char
lotte of England, is pushing her for
wards, saying, =" Go along, seape grace,
speak kindly TO him is There is some
humor in this royal csrica,ure.
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Nezy- York .I,ry s
LATEST FROM " oRLEdWS.

. LATEST FROM " ORLEANS.
by the Hesper, capt. Mason, which
arrived here yesterday, we have intel
ligence from New Orleans to the 18th
ult. The Mississippi had hllen near
ly to its usual level, and those parts of
the city and vicinity lately deluged had
become nearly dry.
MIR. Terry, of the navy, and late Of
the Boxer was passenger in the Hes
per. We learn from him that the
Carthagenian privateer, or pirate, sent
into New Orleans by the Boxer, had
only about $4,000 The captain was
under trial tor piracy, murder SC. On
The charge Of piracy he had been &C
quilted, and 1t was expected he would
DC cleared on all the charges.
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PROPOSALS

For fau6ishf1g Refu6Hcan Ntusho-
ne, az Lecs6urg, in LoudJun Coun-
~, VrginG.
The want of an intelligent ard pa,ri-
otto press in the county OF Loudoun,
having been long sensIbly felt by its eli.
tizeps, il isdcemed duty, which eve.
~ man owes TO himself and 10 society,
TO endesvor To establish orc there
We, theI eforc. the undersigned, cie-
zeps OF Lcudoun, do agice to subscribe
the sums respectively annexed to our
names. for the establishment of such
Press at Leesburg The paper shall be
called es ~
/" TIE GENIUS OF LIBERTYr
II shall be conducted by an editor of
talents and political Information, whose
principles arc decidedly Republican.
II shall be printed upon good paper
and with neat type.
1, all be published once week, at
TWO dollars per nDnum, to each sub.
seriber, payable halt yearly in advance.
1t shall be delivered at the houses Of
subscribers, IN town, on the days of
publication--and it shall be care fully
folded up and punctuslly sent 20 the
post Office. directed to The subs :riberS
In the country.
No paper to be discontinued (bue
at the discretion of the edi,or) until all
arrearages are paid up
july 10
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land Tor SAG.

BY virtue 81 Geed of trust from
Coleman Lewis, TO the subscriber,
lmade 10 secure the payRa ent os a. sum
OF morey, due to Alexander Waueh4
will be exposed to public sale, at Gem
frfU'He, in the county of fairfax on
the i4th day of Sept. next, 10 the high.
est bidder for ready money
1872 Acres of Land,
Lying on the turnpike road, between
Fairfax co1r, house and the said town
of Centreviile.
GEO. N. BERKELEY,
Trustees.
Jnlv H. aw,C
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Merchants Bank Of .Aleranatia,
May 18th. iRI6

Merchants Bank Of .aterandt1a,
May 18th, 1916.
AT special meeting of the Board, the
Following resolutions were adop,eds
Resolved, That the affairs of this in
stiIuticn be wound up; for the attain.
ment of which object it is the opinion
OF this board, that committee De an
pointed TO consist of three persons TO
superlt'iend the same, whose province
1t shall be, TO adopt and pursue such
measures, as III their judgement, shall
appear TO be best Gale uIated to secure
the interest cf the stockholders, and sa-
usiy creditors; and who shall every
month 90 the FIRST Monday thereof, re-
port to the board OF directors their
progress in the execution of this duty.
Ii any debt due to the bank. snail not
In the opinion of the committee, be
well secured by good and sufficiep,
endorser or endosers, such debtor shalt
be called upon TO give additional securi-
ty x 1t such further security be not civ
en- such debtor shall be entitled TO no
Their indulgence.
Immediate and reasonable IurtaiIs
'"aH We ShIotCeu ana no paper due to
the bank shall be transferred, but when
collected by regular process, STALL be
divided among the creditors in proper
ton to the amount of the claims--and
that no loss from delay, may Re
sustained by the holders OF notes. Re
sofDed, That deposits in Merchants
Bank paper will be received, and cer-
Ihcates granted bearing interest, TO be
paid so soon as the monies due TO the
Institution, are collected by the come
mittee aforesaid.
Peter Saunders, James Hnderson aud
Daniel MPhersOn are appointed
Committee for the above purposes.
BY order Of the board,
Jas. S SCOTT, Cashier.
MAY 2O.--d3l .SJIaw
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BOAT LOSI.

XMAS TAKEN from alongside of
w the brig Columbia on the 9Th
inst her ya"! boat, painted black, with
mouldings, and yellow inside, suppos.
ed to be about IL feet keei. A liberal
reward will be given for information
that VIII lead to ihe conviction of the
person whe took her, or Gor the boat, il
she should be pic ked up adrift and re
turned.
Jyw0. JACKSoN
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HE-CdT.

AyoHng eomposifor in printing Office, who
possessed natural ear for poetical measure,
which it is the fashion TO manele, for vari
ety'S sake, while atwork atthe case, stopped
suddenly, and whispered to his fellow APP
prentice, I" Dick, there is no 4 at the end
of "cat" is there ," No, saws Dick " So,
l Thought" replied the first and finished
his stick-full, with the following,:
What marvel that this bag of natred, work.
Eternal evil, late as at she turks, -
To make a Pandemonium where she dwells,
And reign the He-eaf IF domestic hells
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ANECDOTE--A sportsman return.
ing from afox chase, stopped at farm
house TO get something to drink. The
peasants daughter was standing in the
door, and the following dialogue ensu.
ed g
Shorfsmam-Plesse TO lie, me have
glass OF ale miss
Giri-Got none sir. @
Shorfsman-Let me have some beer
then.
Giri--Cot none sir.
Snortsmon--Well give me drink Of
water.
Ght-Got none sir.
Shorfsman-Go no water why how
do you do.
Gpi-Very well, i thank yc sir, how.
do you do yourself. ,. $40
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-10
Richmond, Jnly 4
CALL OF THE LEGISLATURE.

CAI4Lt OF HE LEGISLA / UKE.
We understand, that the executive
counciihave agitated the question, Whe.
lher they should make an extrsorGina
~ cali OF the legislature, before the | sth
OF Nov. next--,he day on which the
last Legislature wished the banks to re-.
~ume specie payments.
Some queries have been addressed
by the executive to the banks--to
which an answer has been returned,
The question was taken on Tuesday
last, when The executive council decid-
ed agains; call of the legislature, by
majority, it is corrently reported, OF
5 to 8.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-10

Erfracf of letter from .New Orleans,
dated Jufy
" Cotton IS to SO GEMS sugar z
to Is dollars. Very little produce to
be had
Capt, Coffin, arrived at Boston from
Lisbon, spoke June 90, lat SO. long.
40, the Washington II, con-. Chaun
cey, IL, days from Annapolis for Ma.
Piles, all well.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-10

MARRIED, on Thursday evening the
9Th uit by the Rev. Mr.. Norris, Mr..
Peter Dunbar, merchant. 10 Miss dime
Rose CTacoff, both of this place.
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W5at animals in nafure are mo5t rare /?

" Ht6F <UFOIHTJ III HtkIHTE NTE WVyI THTc
A rich man contented with his fortune
A man of genius not noted for his irregular.
tiles and defects. A learned man who know S
himself A sciolist not win. A virgin
whom every body thinks beautiful except
herself.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-10
salt and Clover
Seed.

JHss Tseefved BIZ The subscribers and Jor
sale,
1000 bushels bright Lisbon Salt.
ALS6,
AluanGty Of fresh Clover Seed and
some half blood Merino WOOL.
ID, & j. ROSS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-10
FOR RENT,
July 10.

FOR RENT,
md Possession given immediately,
That Two story Dwelling House,
lately occupied by Mrs. Duiany, 6 adj.
loing VIM c. Newton's Grocery store
ihe house has been put in good repair
md has good smoke house, yard, &c.
For terms apply to
TIL. w. PEYTON &c Co.
July
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-10
Baltimore, Juiy 8.
THE MACEDONIAN ARRIVED


We have the pleasure TO announce
the arrival in Annapolis Roads, of the
frigate Macedonian, captain Warning
ton, from Carthagena, having on board
Christopher Hughes, jun of this city,
who went out as commissioners from
our government to demand the release
IF the American prisoners at that place
Mr.. Hughes has succeeded in the OBJ
ject of his mission, and has bFo't home
ia the irigate all the Americans who
remained in prison at the time of his
arrival at Carthagena and St. Martha |:
ney were Immediately delivered from
"ison on his demand, Among them
re MIR. WIN. S Cooper, and MIR.
Louis Comte OF this place. and Mr..
Smith mate OF the schr Adeline this
gentleman was sevsrly wounded in an
attempt to force the guard some
months since at ST Martha, and sep
posed By the prisoners who escaped
TO have been killed. Mr.. Morris Stan.
ley OF Hartford Connecticut, is also
among those released.
Mr.. Hughs landed at Annapolis yes
terday morning, and arrived at his own
house in this city in the evening, in
perfect health.
1Cofee House BOeks.