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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13
Are the leading men Of tAe Federal par
~ Monorchists

~ Monorchsfs
This question has been frequently asked
by honest men Of the federal party. Did
,hey give the mselves the trouble cody and
disps ssionalely TO review their conduct, ,hcir
language and their writings, they might have
spared themselves the trouble Of asking the
unrs,ion. From what other source could
sp,ing that veneration for legitimate sou
ere,yns"-.lhat over earnest desiic Tor the re-
s,ora,ion and establishment OF the "leSiH'
mates" in France, in opposition 10 the will OF
the people +! Do we not all erfeciIy recolieci
The declaration Of an infuriated federal mem
b,r of the Senate of Massachusetts Mr.
Blake,0 tha, nc would exchange our cons,iiu'
lion Tor that Of the British, MONARCHY
AND ALL :" Lock at the manifold sris'o-
cratic and monarchicsl sentiments OF Fisher
.Ames, frs, published in federal newspapers
and aftcr his dccease complied into.a large
octave volume, which Is held up by iesding
federalisls, as on oracle OF political wisdom
lr you want more to convince you than this,
look OF the following exiracts. Their Ian
eusge is so unequivocal, and the opinions SO
abhorrent to republican principles and feel.
ings as TO induce us TO the belief, that il were
a sort Of raishrsion Of treason, TO neglect any
opportunity VI ueSaiWb VIZ S"'e'S">S VI
such sentiments, and of accompanying them
with The most pointed animadversion.
Tie Aa,hoicgy," literary journal, for.
merly Published in Boston, under the guid-
snce and direction Of clan Of federal law
yers and priests, and supported und patroniz-
ed by the Essex Jun.o, makes the following
declarations
eve never fought for REtUyLIc-nto which
we we're forced by the cjndicious obstnacy OF our
opponenis-,hus cur form Of sspernmenf, was the
result Of necessity and not the offspring OF choice"
"The Port Foo," another journal, supported by
all the choice sbirifs," of monarchy throughout
the union, compliments our government in the fol-
lowing manner "rspr6Hcanism is the asp and cock
a.rice which has poisoned halt the nations"
The Boston GG-efte," says, I" If the people have
the rgh, of self government. may they not prefer
a King to President. Nav they not prefer the de-
scendants OF of the heroes who heretofore led
their armies 10 battle, and defended their rights a.
geinst foreign invasion. as kmg, to q Pa'iosophie
Presidsnt"
The Ners-Tork Evening POST" has said that.
Z" the customary reading OF the Dseiarofion ef ide-
bendence ought 10 be onifef'-"That the JoSrth Of
July should be regarded as day Of maurniuy.'
Other proofs to this effect, might be ad-
ded bnt these are so hoinfed and domning"
as to render il unnecessary.
Citizens Of Rasde. Island DO YOU intend
to promote parry, the leaders Of which sup
port doc,,ines and sediments like those a.
bove quoted IL 50, then are We aecesssry to
all the mischief which may result from the
dissemination OF such principles.
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rnovInExcE, MARcn 8.

Arrived, last sevening, the ship Ano * Hope.
Kelly, 90 day ICON Canton. with teas, SILKS,
Sc, Tbs Ann s Hope sailed from this pou.
June al, lai5, an5 has performed her voyage
10 8 'noa;hs aud Is dsys--:ke ,hc.-,i voyage
ever rpsce Eram h.neries 1
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fk&z1Po9 <as he feeovcF<d Hot1 Kis
~ 5o( (s5 " d,ot gensftas enemy" dooms
hlW5 AZ probabllity) to tke scaHold, there
IN IN siount St. John When liberty aud
p&il6}ephy crossed the Atlantic or the Chsn-.
oolnksS9r seems to have fed from England
M, gsft Is pretty evident, from the part play
os,,aS , az, =, the y1ardsr s., q e many emit
s1rsing .Boospar,e's nfe is the exacion Of a
more passive sccmpiAnec from the Bourbons.
f7Er Columbian.
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> See Governor Jones' letter to Mr.. Maine.

Tor The following Address to the citizens Of
this State is from the Providence Patriot Of Saturday
last.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-01

C-Ile SUN to 5-ra.ss3.' from g so 5000.
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wM. coBBErT.
EAST INDIA NEWS.


From @ &c Of Calcutta pafers received at The
ofo, efLs Frsemang journal
cArcpi ESoy. 1, 1915.
On SUNDAY, Divine serv.ee'Was performed at
che Hqli of the Asiatic society, according to the
forms OF the church of Scotland on winch occa-
sion an Edct was served, nominating James Hare
ESQ Physician 20 the .ght honorable the Cover
.,or General, 20 be an Elder Of the Church, and e
member of the Kirk Session Of Calcutta. We
arc happy TO learn that there is now a prcspec
oFa SPEEDY erection Of a suitable edifice for th+
recommendation of the members Ofthe church of
Scotland, who form 50 numerous and respeci able
ABORTION ofthe European inhabitants OF Calcutta.
AN Organ Of very superior description mas We
understand, been already ordered from England
gor he service oftheuew Church J. is quite an
erroneous notion that the use Of such an iTslru
nerf IS forbidden by The ritual of the Scotcl.
Church. IN the commencement o. this es abl SIS
,7en. the poverty, rather than The wi Of The Pies
byter.an refornlers, prevented It's adoption, and
DONG disuse has, in the minds ofthe vulgar a
done. caused IT at length TO be looked upon as
,roiane 10 have ecourse 70 an assistance in sing.
ing The praises Of God.
Extract Ofn kfier. from .HccrU'
g The thieves Al MecrnJ still cntnue their
nightly deprsda,iuns with increasing audacty
.nd ugiDteryuptcd success. They have lately at
S,,J more efiicacious n defending their properly
tLan the Wlwar. Any attempt 20 modest them,
- now beyond The power Of ohokeedaurs, and the
i,yse and property Of individuals are in DANCE
fcm the evening until the morning, during the
dark ghls
on the 2rd instant, her hiS'ness Delozee BE.
s,r1. widow Of be late Esbob Of the Canatic
Jisd nj Chepauk palace. 40 consequence OF th',
e,gnf. ,be fort Hsg war ho'stcd hslt mast, snd
,,rtv four guns, corresponding win nc age OIL
tbe deeeassd, were AIRED irom The fort sa'uaug
ba,teiy. ,,....t...-,
1sfters from E,tah Of the lo.b inst inform Hs
,l-.,te force assembled under tie commsnd vi
N,-g.l er UAuycrgre bdbesn joined by ths I'd
e,.ta.,l,er battal.oa from Gawnpoor, and hc
sb,ia deachmeu,Is,scmb.sd for field service @as
In h,-l order 70 consists Of
-rvorsp.uents ofnatige ca'AlN
ybree bg.tgI.ors Of iGe line,
Tvo Te-d er bat'aIons
I.rTe Lrttefag lraln, a company Of pioneers
a -rfps OF irregulsrLorss.
r..clrrent testimony Of numerous letters
f,nm oi6sers on the Napal frontiers, iesds ns 70
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-01

Ers-Gcs ga isfa,- q .ge's'iga7n n .He...Io'j
dcfsf, .Nesr- Or'eaHs, -Hgch p.
LAST SATURDAY evening atryei here zen jack
sou. On hearing of has apPrcach, the citizens
divided out 10 ti,g Bsyog S.. John, 20 escort HIM
100. Il movement howeyer, was 50 ap.d, hat
), Va impossible 70 Nov him aDy particular no
nors on.the road. You no doubt have seen many
ken ssgs OF him, but YOU have seen none that
can give you correct idea Of him. he has more
animation in his cOun cnance than Il IS possbls
TO give canvass He is mos, ihcessant talk
e. knows every body, and hiss a most retentivs
memory. On the presen alton of a number of the
rite corps, (tbOse of tins city, that distinguished
Themselves SO much On the night Of the 295 lee
1914, and on he morning of the S,h Jan 1850
lac without hesitation Scognzed every one Of
them, and called them By tbeir names. Ills levee
has en- cOnstsn ~ crOwdetes:nce his arrival, and
all the John Bulls here have been par iculariy an
ods t. zee him. lie sad, IN passing Jhr ugh
the Creek nation he heard of the murder Of col.
Johnson by parry of Indians, with circumstance
oil marked cruelty. he immediately sssembi
me chiefs OF tbe adjacent country, and told H.,
~ OIey did not deliver up, within certain a.
then mentioned, the murderers and plunder.
lac would immediately enter Their country spa
sword IN hand, and pu5 them all to death
also on the spOt wrote 20 the Great Warrior wls
IS head devil of the natIon, to the same etectt s
added, lac had the means 20 Do what he trea,en-
ed-and he m ght rest assured, IT he id once
more enter their terri tory, he would make ge-
neral clear out Preparations are making here
to give the General splendid dinner the last Of
inns week lie has come here purposey TO forti-
~ the country and, believe, 10 make i his peg
maneut rgsldencs
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svsssrar, lesnn J April 10.

strange story is told by some respectable
men from Mahanoy-the story is tbis That m N >
nelghbourlood OF Georgetown, Lower Mahanoy,
two miles from the river, there is q pond ofsprmg
wa CT, from which several shad have been taksn
during the last winter. The shad having been
Caught an tins way, IS accounted tor as follows :
During the last spring, shad were cleaned and
me roes or eggs thrown, mo tue pond, from
which those shad genera. ed.
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NOTICE

EeY virtue Ola Deed of trust eec,reI tft8Ib
81 May 1915 d now of record N Uerr.ta
,auri, vili be sold 10 the hughes. bidder on ne
Isl ofJnne next 90 ,be BELL TAVERN. ~ line
~ OF % chmcnu, Oh Tie ,eyms prescribed 5v
.a"'--di the fght ude, interest and estate vi
HsWy Bmks, Esq. Of. & 60 g tYac. land % die.
County Of lenrie' thu' Huch che Canal passes
cor ain'ng lbout so iorc, OF so mr.h hsr. ms
WI dsc1srge tle sum cuej "a be ud by
'Alo Deco e. 'ciI M.oopb aFlihe with the ex-
Penccs attending che g "A Jse{o 1rist.
} WG I WgtSg50LA~ r-aae.,.
Nay I--tds.
Cg'lhe sum 70 , re- ss3 g from g. = 20 5000
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SPECIE PAYMENTS.
BaH Pat

The bill 20 enforce the rev,rnp,.,,, or ..-..
payments has, after an ardu,ls sc,,.s;,,,
rejected, by one yoie--ii ~ members vot;,- ~.
Of i8' THIS important proposition las 5,e1 .J,I,
ana l15orlousiy debated, and lost af,er. r1,,,,r,
conscerau2n--it would not become us. tb.ree,r,
10 ataSn as fate, did we lament i've res.,..,
however that the measure did not receive n
quietu' from fuller expression Of the reprsssr.
'o'o- Nlf H,sl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-01

GEN. COFFEE returned home last wsel. from,
use Creek WITHDRAWING finished ru ming he
i.les, a6saeoo'y TO ths trcsty made by
1c' 'aCNaOs, between the Cherokee and
Chasasaw lands and the tract orc1uftr, a--,..-
ea BY That tre2 1--WE learn that cons Is,ib XII
ai'9'lHiHcton wo3 manifested, both bv tba ilj,,--
kees 7nd Chlcsssaw-. in consequence Of h.. -
SION hne beng hus made. El
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TO FRiYTEg5.

( n MAN unencumbeTed with family. proper.
W qut!ihel TO conduct the editorial deuartrent
of he Waterman, will meet with compensation
commensurate with his talents, industry aud al.
'entioa. Letters Ola this subject must I've post
pad.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-01

REPAIRED ii's lite yesterday mornHg MIR Hil-
Fam Hea, tpo.hecarv md Druggist. m tbe ;s.
year Of tls G. respectable inisr,,art or IN :
cry us " ends and Acquaintance are mvted
10 attend hrs funeral frpu, irs litc dwelling, ~ 3
O'Clock this AZ srnog1.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-01

the amputstion ofh n, is =
client health.


tiers from Almorah. dated tho Gath
last month, announce the expected
.ovements of the troops in thar city. which
are to cross Gogra, and invade the pro-
vince Of DOotee.
The la'est sdvices from Terrace. mention the
march of the army from Ammowah on the , 5rd
aud 21th ultimo, in the direction OF Parsa-
This force commanded by colonel Kelly, OF the
Oath Foot, which exceeds $500 men, is compos-
ed oFthe following corps "A companvof Az.
tillery, under captain ndsay another Of Pio-
neers, uuder captain Swinston His Mriesty.s
24tli, and 66 h Regiments Of Foot with Battali-
onS os the 18Th. 18ih and 22d Native Infantry.
Sir David Ochterlony was on his way to assume
the command, and The bsttering tram had moved
from Dlnapoer.-An Envov from the Rsis of Ne
paul is with Coinnel Bradshaw near Ammohaw,
and i, is generally believed that submission will
be made &c the British Government.
By Letters from Hetah, dated tae 2Sth nit
we learn that the field force assembled at that
station was composed of The following corps
CAVALRY.
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asrth, extending TO great distance, ant
Branching in various directions. Some q
these cracks were ascertained to be seve.
raj feet deep, and were it not for the ex.
IRENE hardness of the earth, their depth
might have been more accurately ascel
tanned.
The writer has not been able to learn il
such appearances are ever produced by ex-
tremc cold, and is therefore at loss Ia
determine, whether these extensive cracks
are the causes or the consequences of the
earthquakes. 1t is hoped that some per-
son, more experienced in such phenome-
ma, will communicate his observations Ia
The public. If they answer TO more nm
portant purpose, they may serve to amusc
the curious in Geology.
Weston FEB. Io.
The above earthquakes were noticed
at Sudbury and F'ramingham. At the for
mer place the ground opened as at Yves.
ton. An earthquake was felt at Framing
ham and Sudbury about four months
since, at 10 O'Clock, p. NJ.
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CHARLESTON, March
L9TEST FROM FR.a.N-TE.

Capt. Cha-el, OF the brig Philip, arrived yes
terday at this port, in SO days from Bordeaux
has politely furnished the Editors OF the Cit,
Gazette with coplous files of The P,ufs .Noniten,.
to the 31st December. His Bordeaux date, are
TO the 4th of january, on which day he sled
No political event ofimportance has taken place
in France since last advices. We received no
Prices Current, but Captain Chazel reports. YER
bally, American produce at the following prices ::
Cotton, Georgia, long, 700 cents short, SO 40;
RICE, new, So per cwt.; old IS.
Col Ldvdiefte, who had been condemned r.
death for alleged treason against the government
made his escape from prison the day before he
was % have been executed.
Two men have been sentenced in the depart
men' OF Oise, to be banished for five wears an,i
me TO be closely confined, for using disrespec,.
III Language to the King since his return.
The French people appear to be in state ~
the greatest quiet. The papers are filed wiz,
accounts ofthe different branches of the rovaI e..
mily travelling through The country, and of being
received by the people at all places and ON all oc
caslons, with the most enthusiastic applause, &c
These tales, however, it must be recoiected, are
Prln'ed under the eye of the government
IL rs SAID that an association has solicited the
king of Naples for permission 10 cruize ara;n.t
lie Barbaiy powers. II offers for this purpose to
arm and equip four frigates and twelve galleys
Inc plan has been submitted TO the counciI' of
the KING by tue minister Of marine It's though,
mat the KING OF Naples will endeayor TO raise
by loan from the commercial men, The funds
necessary toprepare force tina. will completed
protect the waters of Naples and Sicily.
Few articles in these papers are 20 be found of
'nfhclent interest for translation. No mention
made of the allied forces opt IN the two tn.
| owing paragraphs.
| - BRussELs, Dec 25
The commandant of valenciennes had received
orders TO ave up that pest to the allied troops
small diihcu ~, howeys g, arose as was the ;asr
a. Lau'ian, winch corps should take possession.
The Duke of Wellington has been a5',ied TO ~.
he subject, and when instructions are received
from hlm, that place WILDE occupied, as well as
Condo and Boucbain.
Pans, Dec %.
Baron MufFling, who lately filled the Office Of
governor of Paris, is 10 set out on the 30th for
Cambray, where he is TO be attached to the gene.
| r1i staff ofthe Dukeof Wellington The depar.
ture Of the ID Ike of Wellington, the day for
which is noty yet fixed, will be the signal for th
complete evacuation OF Paris ny the Englisi.
l troops.
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and had gone into it; her boat was on shore a,
Sanjier, the Raja of which place informed the
officer that the greater part of the town and q
number of the people had been destroyed By the
eruption that the whole country was entirely
iesoated and the crops destroyed The town
of SAM er IS situated about or leagues to the
5 f of Tomboro mountain the Officer found
great difficulty in landing in the bay, consitle
rable distance from the shore being completely
filed up with pumice stones, ashes, and logs OF
timber; the houses appeared beaten down and
covered with ashes
As neither OF the messengers had returned on
the evening of The 22d. owlng--as the Resident
supposed-to the country being impossible, I
did not think mys IF at liberty to detan the shin
any longer. Lief the bay at IL at night, and
the next day was OFF the Tomboro mountain.
In passing it at the distance of about miles.
the summit was not visible, being enveloped in
clouds of smoke and ashes, the sides smoking m
several places, apparently from the Lava which
has flowed downeit, not being cooled several
streams have reached the sea, very cons,dera.
Die one the ". NV. of the mountain, thecourse
=. ' ! ca vas PLAINLY discerned both from the
black color of the Lava contrasted with the a
shes on each side oft, and the smoke which a.
rose from every part oft The Tomboro noun
'ain IN direct line from Macassar is about ely
nautic miles distant.
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By aUTRORII'Y.I

RESOLUTION, requesting the President 90 pre-
sent medals to Captain Stewart and the obi
GERS of the Frigate Constitution.
"es0tUed bg The senste an! hotse Of Representa-
hVeS 81 me Oaited States Of .4ner4c1 in Con-
s1ess assembled, That the President of The
United States be, and he is hereby requested, To
present 70 captain Charles Stewart, OF the fri.
s@e Constitution, gold medal with suitable en-
'blens ard device AID a silver medal, with suit
ABLE em6lems and devices, TO each commission
- Gihcer OIL me Said 'rigate, III testimony of the
n2h sense entertained by Congress of the oalIan-
ty' good conduct and services of Captain Stew
-, ms officers sad crew in the capture of the
brush vessels of war, the Cyane and the Leyant.
after a brave and skiIful combat.
II CLAY,
speaker 81 the House Of Representatives
join GALLLARD.
Pres'dent of'Hle Senate pro tegibore,
February %, 1SI6-AppRovEp,
JAMES MADISON.
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Iments, of the choir brothers are hung up
With the name of each inscribed. Tn
domestic Offices surround the monastery
and contiguous is the poultry yard, catti
range, and rick yard. The ground attaci,
ed to the monastery contains about on,
hundred acres, which is cultivated by tn
monks, with the assistance oil carter ant
boy.
The community rise at one o'clock in
the morning, winter and summer, the
choir brothers then begin their devotions,
and continue in the chapel till 9 O'Clock
when each goes to some manual labor, in
the garden, on the roads, or on the grounds.
till eleven, when there is short service.
which lasts about half an hour, then tn la
Dor again, till about half past one, when
they return to prayers for half an hour,
and they are then summoned to their fru-
gal meal after this meal is over 1.-THE only
one which they have during the four and
twenty hours) they return thanks to God,
and adjourn to the chapter room, where
they continue to read or mediate till their
day is nearly over, when they once more
to prayers, aud retire to their dormitorics
about eight O'clock, having spent the whole
lGay in abstinence, modification, labor. ST.
lence and prayer and every succeeding
day, like the former, continually hasten
ing them to the grave that is open. The
severity of this rigid order requires no
common dev0tees perpetual silence re-
strains them in the greatest enjoyment of
life; perpetual abstinence, modification
and penance, poverty and prayer, seem
more than human nature iscapable of un-
dergoing and unless the minds Of the re-
ligious were bu0yed up by the fervor of
their devotions, they could not keep them
selves alive; they abstain wholly from
meat, fish and fowl and, during Lent
from butter, milk, eggs, and cheese; but
they seem perfectly content. The monks
observe perpetual silence, scarcely even
look at each other, and never speak but to
their prior, and only on urgent occasions ;
they never wander from their convent
without permission of their superior, but
go each morning cheerfully to such work
as they are directed to perform. AS we
passed these poor, humble, unoffendins
m ks at their work, they received us
with courtesy and humility, but never
spoke. The most perfect silence and
tranquility reigned throughout this little
vale, nothing to interrupt it but the con-
vent bell, and the dashing of the waves on
the sea shore; even the winds of heaven
are restrained from visiting this place too
roughly, for the Downs protects it from
their fury.
FATHER PAUL.
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1'U'U'U .
By LAST NIGHTS .N4IL.
BosTOS, March /.

- 80 1t hOt EOltDPE.
The Ship Agawsm, Captain Wills. which
arrived yesterday, from Cork, left on the 81 Of
January Civil commotions ragged in part Of
LELAND, and considerable number of the Bri.
tlsa troops IN France, were expected there
There was no news Of Importance from anv n.
her part ofEurope. Captain w. brought Cork
papers to Dec 81, with which we have been IA.
sored from the merchants Hall.
LoSDoS, Dec 9.
Is is determined, in order to make the custodvr
of BonaParle doubly sure, to take military nos.
session of the Ascension, VIII oh is situated 20o
leagues northwest OF ST. Helena, Fourteen
rsnsPnrts laden with timber, bricks, and every
description ofbuiidng materials, will shorty sa1
iOr st. Helena.
December Is.
Ea.ecntionon Wednesday morning the 18th
nst. VIM Bradford, man of respectable CON.
nections, only % years of age, was executed pur.
uant TO his sentence, at the Old Bailey, London
1T may be recollected that the unfortunate
yung man was clerk, holding nigh situation
N the Victuaiing office, and on the 2Sth ofIast
oct. he was tried and convicted, for forging a
bill OF exchange for the payment of 1851. 9s. Cd.
purportlng % be drawn by Capt. Kerr, Of MS
dJesty's ship Acasta, upon the Commissioners
II Tie Vlctualing Office
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u--

ERR.8T4--In the 4th, Section ofthe Lave in.
cooperating he James River Dock COMPANY. in
OF Our first page, and 81. line, for privde.;e of
blowing rock OUT of the rver," read "prisilepe
blowing rock, the property Of the commonwealth.
out of The river" az
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Reward.

C1rr ofRIcHnoSD, March 7, 1916.
WHEREAS there is reason to believe. tba.
the FIRE which originated n the work
shop OF MIR. Robert M'Kim, on the evening If The
nith instant, as the work of an incsndl airy; do
hereby IN behalf of the Corporation oftis CITY.
0Her reward OF FIVE HUNDRED DoLLARs f5rthe
discovery of the perpetrator of sad offence ~
be paid, 90 the informer, upon The CONVICTION Of
the offender.
JOHN G. GAMBLE, Manor.
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NOTICE.

A s MYSELF and friends mean, as soon as nose-
"a bic, to remove from this part OF the Country.
20 the state Of Ohio--I request the favor OF All
hose who have CLANS against me, 10 bring then,
a TO be adjusted and paitl--and those who are
llebted TO me, will, hope, pay up immcliaiiv.
CHRIST MCPHERSON.
March 5.--1w9w.
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SALEM, Feb. %.

Arrived Ship Hercules, West, from Batavia,
Via the Vineyard) The news oil the defeat Of
Bonaparte had not reached there The Hercu.
les stood close into ST. Helena Dec 90. ander.
Stooa That Ronaparte was in good he dth, that
"adaine Bertrand was discontinued, AID WISHED
o return To France. One u, two fripa;es and a
brig kept constantly sruzng, and every Thing
was Conducted with the greatest precaution.