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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06

BY virtue of a wr, of vend. exponas
to me directed, will be exposed ~ public.
sale, at the house Of David Brinton, VIII
uington, in Christians Hundred, on Sa.
lurdsy the | ath day Of SeplsF her, inst.
at | O'Clock, r NJ the following two
story brick dwelling house and lot of
land. situate, lying and being in the Boz
rough of Wilmington, Christiana Fund
red, and bounded by property of Michael
Downey, William Chandler, fronting on
Shipiey street, containing by computa-
ton one fourth OF an acre of land, be the
same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
properly ot George Fisher, and to be sold
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
Francis Haughey, sheriff.

tINlIN
BY virtue Of a writ OF +. ia. to lie directed,
will be exposed 10 public sale, at The lfouse Of
John Ross, in Mill Creek hrsldred, on Thursday
the 18th day OF September, inst at 2 O'Clock.
r M. one Cow. two Hogs, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, sc. SC
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of John Ross. and to be sold by
Francis Haughey, sheriff.
Nav ca tl.. Sent 1
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06

Blanks of e~frW description neatt!
eaecGted at this Office.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06

81 vi,tue of ar mder II the Snpcov Court 10
me efrecfea all be exp,sed to public sale a, The
upper M.utet House. HItmmSton in Cdyishana
HisDlyed on SATURDAY thc lahday II September,
inst. at o clock, H. " onr Coaclee and harness
SeiseG and tatea IN execution as the property d
Lasueace Olson, anu 70 Be said by
Francis laughey, sheriff.
Me-, filAtle Neni L
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06

by virtue Of writ of e. ia. to me directed
will be exposed to public sale, at the house Of
John Hrons Jun. in Christiana hundred. on
Monday the 22d day cf septen her, inst at 10
O'clock. A M. Horses, Cows, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils, Sleigh,
Ploughs. a quantity of Hay in the Barn, Wheat
lin the Sheaf, &c &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of John Hirons. Jun and to be sold by
Francis iaughey, sheriff.
New Castle, Sept, T.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-09-06
Public t30te.

Smyrna 9rn mo 3---5t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
PENMANSHIP.

Nv L. DiLiiNCIAM proposes 10 succeed Mr..
w CoLBvRS in teaching the M, of Writing 10
young Ladies aud Gentlcmsh lie will commence
on Monday next in The room oyer tie n 1 Union
Bank, at O'Clock. z, M, for In s. and q, o'clock
l.. NJ. for Gentlen,en.
The Improvement made in a course of lessons
would be scarcely credled, by those Who are us.c-
quained with the Systematic simpici,y, 10 which
,he rules sre reduced. Persons who an other res.
poets have completed their education, std ar. not
quite so well pleased with the manner in which
the, commit their ooshstioas 10 paper, will find
course of 'essohs OF great service in assisting them
10 write with ease and elegance.
Te'rs are. dolls. for 20 lessons, Including sta
tisnar,, &c
NcNport Nov 10. 1912
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
1fHRRIEU.

AT we.,port. Capt. NATHANIEL Tonpxtss,
merchant OF Little Compton, Il. 1. 10 Misc ELIZA
iiicxs. OF the former place. :.
DIED,
IN this lown. on the 9th ~ suddenly, Capt. AsA
i.sooEs, aged - yesrs, Il native OF Lyttleton,
tNsas
Cn Friday noyning last, Mr. EpwahD u AunfHEv,
In the G8,h year of his age.
" ChArIestop, G, o. on the 2sIh ult. Mr.. WiL.
IiApJAwsos y, o, t,.'s town
~ New. y, teshs, un the 7th ut. Mr. Jonn LBAa.
MAS, aged "a yesrs. belonging to the brig B'utus,
of tbs port
At Gbe English set,lClpent on Columbia Rirer, N.
W Co.s, OF An,cuCa. Mr. Lewis l. LArBAn, aged
81, E,rmerly Of Hho'e.Ltand
At aedSpx. Jia" Mr.. JorATgAs BAcHELoa,
aged 81, SID his vii. aged 81, both IN one day
'They had been MAJ i,,ed and lived together sixty
wears
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y. I,was conceived .; The moment hat ,he
sehr.. had merely struck upon the FISH as i,
ley asieeS, aud thai the keel had wounded il,
Which caused the blood lha, ,inged ,he wstcr.
Blu, on escharging the cargo 4, Ba,bedoes,
tbc horn OF a, fab was found sscking up Z
inches in the e,boid, after having in an ohliqoe
dirsslion pierced through inch plank on
tho outside, and.par, Of timber, and a Two
inch psnk in The ceiling. The horn, which
still remains in tho vessels bottom, may now
be. sseo, by calling on board the sehr. Prob.
lem, in 81. Georges hafbor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

.TOVN or M AVPOR7.
VIE Coileeipr oi the State Tax ordered
< 1y The Ceneral Assembly 10 June iast
and oi Inc Town Tax ordered in August last,
gives notice that said Taxss are by law re-
qa'red TO be eolerisd aud paid into the re-
speG'ise Treasures on or before tho F3sst
aay T December neat. The Collector q,
low proceeding 10 call 10 person upon every
individual iIom whom Taxes are due, and
he expects to receive them as called for
Those Who may be deficient will bo exp.c,. .
ed Ia Gail upon Tie Collector ond nay said
Taxes on o. before ,he said ftst day OF De.
cemeer ncxt.
"A. w. GARDINER, c0fieeioy.
Newport, Nov. Ia.
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snOM THE NEW YonK coMM.RcIAL ApvFR-
TisER, II FRIDAY East.
FGOh( H1ihLIH JAI IN n

gentleman from Amelia, Who arrived CT Ssyan.
nah on the oh insian, states, thk, quarrels were
s,iii conti'oaiiy Occurring between The uoups at
Commodore Aur, and tlose OF Colonel Irwin. lie
also states, that on the 25th ul,ho, s,houner ar
4. f.ved from Nassau (N p,) with abou, 40 officers,
h,e at Lord WeIiing,on's a'my, wirose obisctr WAS
To join M'Gregtr; hut on hearing that lac had left
the place. mos, Of them re.embssked in the Con.
sress, Tor fentzuca. The former Captain OF The
Congress who had broken his thigh, was Sipersed.
ed by Commodore Parker, large amount OF pro.
iery was sold on account Of government, which
brocgt; aii exorbi,,nt price Another sale waS TO
take place on the <lb Of November.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
MAXINE NEWS.
PORT or .WEWPORT.

Entered--sloop Rose in Bloom, Cole, Aiaxandris |;
do. Debby, Carr, New York do. Is. ID Jones. Ca.
hoone, do. do Traveller, Davis, Norfolk.
Clemsd--sioop hAcyon, Walden, New.york do.
Pane. Gardner do; do sally. Chase, burlington |;
so, Active, rhsyer. Albany, 10. Henry, Read, Phi.
iadefpta do. AIorning Star, Dennis, do 90 sally,
fox. do; do Rosetta, Iis,haway, Troy.
The schooner Ehza, Earl. Of this port, arrived at
Charleston Oct. 9Th. in dsys tpon ST. Augustine,
and . days ffom St. 1sry's.
The .hip Amazon, Devens, Of this poet. arrived
a; Gsfsvesend, (Engo sept 30th, from Norfolk.
The ship Ocean. While, of this port, sailed from
Liverpool (viere she pu' " distress, on her pas
sage from The shetland Is~nIs) The 5th OF Oct.
for New York
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
FROM GIBRALTAR.

The Brig orlGner, Captain Jones, has arrived at
this por, from Gibraltar, brirr ing accounts TO the
sh OF October. They state that the Dey OF Al.
gers had been depo,ed and .,rsnged, and re-
,ued merchant, named Ah.Cogis declared his snc.
oocsour that the piss sue coniiaGet rage along
whole eosst Of barry without the intervention OF
auy ia,ans 10 stop is !.vagrs. Tie whole of the
American Meditc~ snesn squsdron arrived At Glib.
rsl,sr on the %, OF October Nere lying in quar-
anth,c.--Bos GG.eIs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
Honse 0f Entertainment.

ID ICHARD BARKER respectfully Informs hs
IN friends and former customers, that be has te'
turoed to his .tiye lowo, and has taken the house
in the rear Of the shop Of DAIe wiLLiArs.
s,cl,.msker. north side Of the Parade, ew doors
above tlve Newport Bank, where hs intends 10 k'ep
HOUSE of Entertainment, and will use every exsr'
,ion 70 give satisfaction TO those Who viii favor hm
With their company.
a. uns,--sed q few steady Bosrders can be admit.
.cs Newport, April p, iA7
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MAKSHAL'S SAIL.


OHfTs0 STATS OF HksRfch,
Rhode-Isiand Disfricf, sc.
DURsUhNT TO q warrant ffon, the Hon. DAVID
HowsII Esq Judge Of the United States Court,
for the District aforesaid;
Notice is hereby given, that there viii be sold st
public auction. on Monday. the 24th OF SoVemher.
irNani, nj 10 o'clock in the forenoon st Cbsmplus
wharf, in the town Of Newport, for the beieiit OF
whom il may hereafter coneera, the schooner saias
Romano, ab'ait 100 tons burthcn. with her tackle,
APPAREL furniture, boats and stores, srd her csrgc.
consisting of 13 pipes and barrels of brandy. "
pipes Of red wine, barrels and part OF barrel df
cocos, 40 bags Cocoa 80 jars Of olives, dozen OF
broons. and box OF bark.
The schooner be examined previous 70 tue
sale, at Coggeshalls wharf in said Newport, where
she row les X DEXTER, NsLsbal.
ErsvgokHee, N6v4
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S,cet hrodue,ion.-Upo the farp Of sir.
JosEra CLAnH- of Nor,hsnyton, Mass was
raised by am, The pscscnt season, hree hun.
dred and eighty bushels Of escelien, Potatoes,
upoo Mree quarters ef an acre OF ground.
THIS is bslievcd 10 be the largest production
Of tins vegetable, Of sny heard u this fruitful
season. r..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19

Naval Dets.--Ths ln;1iiicorrer rsrpsss, 5,
that he question, on which khere has been so
much difference, or rather so h,tlc egree.
mcnt, in opinion betwrea our principal Naval
Oficers, respecting the proper scite Tor
Naval Depot oo the Chrsape slSe, is yet undc.
cided. IL is probable, (cuniInUes the InteiIi; !;
gencer) that. SO long delayed, the decision
will now be deferred until the PREsIhssr
shall, as il has been undes stood he inleoded,
make the ,oar Of the Chesapeake, with view
OF examining the prominent points Of the
coast, and determining on the best means OF
defending the sn!. ance oi this inpostani es
toaty.
Inhoyf7nf Decision 1--WE learn from Ply
mouth (says the Nss Hampshire pauio, OF
Tuesday) that on Thu! sdsy morning iast,
Chief Justice Richardson read in the Super
i'r Court the decision OF the lodges OH The
case n tie prosecution against the Treasurer
o! Dartmouth unisetsny. This decision was
iavo'a6le 10 the a,ionali,y Of the laws
III The Legislature smtndiDg The chertcr, and
enl re,os and improving The corpors,ion OF
D.urhouth College. We are inIofined TIA,
the opinion read ,olbe Court was an clabor.
ate and learned exposition, eluCi1aiirs tho
principles and establishing the propr..y and
justice VI the decision,
We arc sorry 10 learn, soys the New.fors
/ Mercantile Advertiser, that ,he lsst sccounis
from Charleston, give uo(svor able iDIin,aiions
respecting rhc he allh OF the city. Letters BY
yesterdays Maii state, that The warn wes,hei
had caused the fever To break out strcsh, par
ticularly amongst those inhabitsn's who bad
returned from Suliiyan'a lsi.nd. 1t tqus!Iy
sickIy al Savannah.
Twenty .one houses were dGsuoyed by 6rc
at Albany on Saturday night last. ], com.
menced IN psrke' tave IN, Washiogton street
The prin-iPa! sufrs,c,s ure, Mcss,s. samuel
B om.cy, VIM. a. SpgDcer, james Cum.
minss, Nathaniel Parke, John Cook, Solon.on
d. Townsend, Timo,hy Fsuceil, Johu FAher,
Tenois Shingrdand, John Halsnbake. Joseph
Ives, Lawrence Nailenbake, Mr.. SIZES, sam.
ueI Wilson, Joseph Cole, Aaron Lyon, ID ju,ci
GrifioI d, Wiliam Crspo, Daniel w. Hughes,
Nathaniel Rieby, Isaac Bur,on, Adam Shsior,
Jackson T. RanGolph, John aid Una fsyl6,,
Wm, MsscrafI, Storm H. ad', und Mrs. Leah
Daneish'
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AIARoHAL'S SALE.
UHyTRD STATES a. 16ERLeA,

USyTRD S7hzss a. .b1ERLeh, :
Rhode Isiand Uisfrief, &C
DURsUtNT TO warrant from the Hon DAvtu
HowELi. Esq. Judge Of tue United States Covrt
for the Disuict aforesaid
Notice is hereby given. tha. there viii be sold n.
public auction. on Monday, the 24h Of November.
instant, At 10 O'Clock. 10 the forenoon at Cbamphns
wharf, in the toen of Newport, five casks VI Fsyai
Wine and three hampers Of Crockerv
EK DEXTER. Marshal
hns,S
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3ates at Aurtioil.
REAL ESTATE auction.
On THURSDAY, Nov. Costly o'clock.

On THURSDAY, Nov. 20--at'l Z o'clock,
On the prerises,
or fair weather. if not. the u, ~ fsir dsy,)
A FARM, situate in Portsmouth, cont aiming about
Il 1U0 acres. There are on said Farm, good
dwelling house, barn crib, an1 oiher-buildings ia
good repair There also two young bearing
Orchards, comprising about eight scres, sbd about
excelsn, order and well wstefed and walled. ssisl
Farm is pow improved by STEEAE.N SLOCC.Ep
I'd. OF whom Information. 90 10 terms, &c. can be
had, or Of The subscriber. living in South Kag,,oun.
boston Neck. JOSEPH LAWfON.
oufh-hinysiorvn, De- %, 1877.
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CENT

The public are infor med that Cenfs, 20 any
mode ale urn uun, msy be had az the Mint Q;
hc UsHed Siates, in exch.npe for specie, o,
any notes seceissabie irlbc bank ~ the Unit,
ed Stslss. Nat. lat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
HAMILTON, (BERMUDA,) ocr. 8.

A sinsuIs, accident happened to the schr.
Probie IN, P,uy Hawkes., master and owoer,
on his voyage tom hence 10 The Westla'
dies--froB whenec he has just re'urDed.
lie relates, that on the Tan o! August, be-
ing under the lee OF The Island Of Dominica,
obou, } or = mites distant. Standing In, With
. gep,,e breeze, for the town OF Roseso, bl'
vessel all OF a sudden came up, With her sails
sn .sing in The wind. The crew immediate
~ sung ont she had struck uPoo u rock but
Capt. Hawkes. knew that the wsior in tbs,
,sig hoo hood was oo,ed Tor being very deep,
ae sotsng on deck, aad diseoseted hsh, sp-
pAreutiy sbou so fee, long. rising up 10 The
TOP Of ire ws.ss ss,ern, and bleeding pro!os.-
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f., INDIAN w AR.

We learn from source eo,uled 10 credit,
that the Seminole Indians have icIus,d 10
comply with The demand of General Games,
requiring The ms,derscf caI s.iseas o"''be
ST. M,ys river last sprng--end 'bs, 'h,y
Justify the conduct Of their prpplc On The
score OF retaliation, alieheiog 'Ls, the WINE :
were rhe II ST aggresso's. rup.nrc With
them is consequently onSvoidable--snd the
dratts from this Srv, should immedia,ciy
pscPate for short Campaign, as their seIvl.
ces will probably be waDied
Gcug'e Journal, Oct. 81.
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NEWPORT.
I'VE DNESDAY, N0YkNBRR 10, 1917.

last evening therefore We are unable to state the
result OF the election of member Of Congress in
Hostoa.
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FROM THE SAME rAfRR, or SATURDAY LAST
GEAEk.iI. NINA

We mentioned in our las,, thst dispatches from
General Nina iab been received al Natchitoohes,
but that their ceu,rnts had not trsnspi'ed at the
latest dates from that quarter. ln The Aurora.
however, it is stated fact contained in ,he dec.
patches. that General Misu had been joined by the
Revolutionary forces under Pedre Tore, aud tha,
his disciplined army already was 5000 men.
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THE Subscriber l'sing under the necessity at
leaving town. would recommend Mr. DfI-
LrseHAM as quN,htsd TO give instruction in the
sr, oi writing. AUGUST Us q. A. COLBURN.
Newport, Nov 10. lSl7
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Nctu Feather Beds and Feathers.
I'VE Geese Inl Fowl Feathers, ind Feather
L. beds, from 20 TO IS dollars, kept constsnliy
tor sale by ABRAHAM BARkER,
No. =, Churies-ssrers. FL
lie has on hand an assortment af Mattresses OF all
kinds. .Newp0rf. .,f,rcA 90, 1875. y
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Connecticut Sfand-ub LQSu

The question has been ask cd what is the
meaning Of the law denominaied d as above
In answer to which, the HirIloid Mercury
publishes the following
Ia answer TO the above enquiry remark that in
the 9Th Paragraph Of the election law Of 1851, IT is
enacted among other things fellows, viz That
before the freemen called upon vote Tor per-
soas 10 stand in Nomination Tor assistants OF repre-
seaiauves in congress, the presiding officer shal.
appoint a suitable number OF telers not exceeding
four, -" and On any person being naIacJ by ary
freeman to stand in nomination, the presiding "th-
Gee Shall call upon all those who would vote Tor 'e
person SO named To signify II by rising -" ihe tel
iers in the quarters assigned lnem shall count te
numbers voting"
This IS the standxp las, enaoted for .he purpose
preventing The freen,en from giving vote against
the persons IN power, wilious beng poin'ea oui
@and prescribed
Perhaps nothing can bv conceived ot that
is more subversive Of the freedom OF election,
,han this law Of Connecticut, if VIC except
The practice 10 our state, where esety man is
obliged by law TO wrie his name at large on
the back Of his vstc--whiSb is recorded on
the books Of the town-clerh, subject 10 inspec-
ton at sh tines. In Connecticut tl,s eector
merely stands up, and among the multitude,
1t might be difficult for atyrannical oppressor
TO observe or remember all the objects on
WuiCu 10 WEeak nis Dot III oNT
state, We have an imp, eWent upon this
the name Of the voter and for whom he voi-
ed, Is recorded on the town books, SO iha,
Certain characters cao at all times asceftaiD
their men, with certainly II is needless ~
say what has been the effect Of this la
Federal Docfrines.-As many Of our op.
ponents insist apoo 1t, tina, fedora! doctrines
are coming in vogue again, aud as they give
this as one reason why they should lay aside
opposition, We take the liberty TO present the
following extract for their consideration, TAX
enf,om the N Y. Evening Post, printed during
the war, from some recent numbers OF which
We have published some very patrio,ic sen,i-
meas Ii will be reccoliccted, that at the
time the subjoined |" federal doctrines" we,e
promulgated, The federal was the self styled
.eaee parry, and Editor Coimsn its mouih
piece PROV. Pas.
Wha, would be the value 0: peace 5 no,
attended with change Of those rulers WHO
are driving the county besdlong TO tuin ! II
Peace, If such be its effects, vvonH be he
heatiest Of curses. There is no event ,ha,
could happen, no possible condition ofthinss
that could be imagined, which ought no, TO
be dcpiorcd and avoided as fhc heaviest u
Saiamities, If its tendeacyis to perpe,uate pow
or in the nrqfigate hdnds that for sixteen
years have governed this xnhahpy country" ="
.
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NOTICE

] hereby given. that the subscriber has been duly
appointed administrative on the estate Of NEW.
OF Newport, iaborer, deceased and has taken upon
hetselfih trust, by giving bonds, ~ the law dir.
eots An persons. therefore, hsriog any demands
against the estate Of said deceased are requi,sd tn
exhibit the saue AMI all persons Ind, bled to SAID
estate, ate called upan 10 make pay hnent to
MARGARET PHILLIPS, .adnjnisfrofrtr.
Newport, Nov. ~, 1917
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NOTICE.

WE. the subscribers. being appointed by the
w ilon. Court CfCommon Pleas, holden u, New.
port, On the first Monday Of November A. Il. 1917,
Assignces OF the Estate and EiIects.&
THOMAS H. HAZARD,
Of Newport, in the county Of Nswpnrt. 20 whom
tho b.net 81 the insolvent act, PASSED A. ID 1880,
has been granted-hereby notify the Creditors &c
the said HAIaRp. 10 exhibit their respe, tive dc,
.msnds 10 us, wnhln nine h.on.hs from the date
hersoi. or they viii be preciudeu --Perscns sndebt.
ed 10 said Hazard, arc called upon to- make moie.
date psy r,eDt. ':
ANTHONY DIxoS,Y
SAMUEL q. CARR .i'Hgnsss.
REM u. CARR,
Newport, Hoy II, 1877. h,.et..
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E6ST FLORIDA.

SrouVccs ucsCciploE .ot Eaet 4 iofioa WIN
the following remarks ;---" Those particulars
are the mors acceptable at this momen,, when
rumor is abroad and stated with confidence
almost amounting to certainty, that our gov
arnursut has Obtained, pr has sn assurance Of
ObrainiDg, by negosiatiop, Cession o! that
country from Spain. However reasonable
and probable It appears, that SPein should be
wiling to divest herself oi a territory which
Is not only Of no advantage, bo, al iocursber-
ance 10 her and however willing o1r gov
ernment might be to obtain on reasonable
terms this country, continually infested US It
is BY wandering tribes OF rUDawsys enc oit'
laws, who hold the neighboring country in
terror Of their rufiian violence and however
cer,aia IL is that this country must, al no dis
tan, day, entrc to the U. S,ates--Ve arc
pretty confident The ruinor we have alluded
20 is premature and 80 Tar tom any treaty
or compact having been concluded tor the
cession Of that county by SPAN 10 the u
S-utes, we are under the impression 'tat no
ofTi,ia! coin munic a,ions have passed btIweSn
tbe two governments on the SUBJECT
Fran fhc Bah. Fed Gazette, Of |'ou
WAS stated somc ume since IN The ga.
z,uc. "thst Cesar A. Rodney, John Graham,
and Walter Jones, Esqs. were appointed COM
ynissioners to proceed TO South America Tor
purposes which had been rather guessed at
S,san explained that Me. Jones had decli"-
proceeding on The mission; and that 1t was
not then known whether another commission-
or had been or would be appointed to succeed
him"
Report now says tina, the Hon. Theodoritk
Bland one Of the Judges OF Balimo,e Coun.
~ Coaet, is offered tiie appon,meht OF Com.
missioner. II is supposed the, Judge Bland
vail accept The sp,-nn,meN aud OF course
resign his efIce in the Jsd.ciaiy OF this stale.
Report further siys, that the !riga;c Con-
eress is t., coavey the Commissioners to
thi, port of destination, and viii be ready TO
sail in few days.
n. VI. breckenridge. Esq. now in Wash.
iocton. hs, long been spoken OF rs the sea-
relay 10 this InteoJed mission. H.n also,
W bslive truly, considered thc author oi a
n,m,hlet addressed to Psc.ideni Moo''.,
pointing out and urging 20 the government
az the Uni,ed States, the proP'ie'y OF &C
knowied-,ius the independence OF some the
newly foemed republics in South America.
-:o:<:o:-
Mr. Lemuei RoJcrts OF Wiotonbury,
raised the present season from one seed,
three buadred Sqesshn!. ". Jsrsey "a
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a petition is circulating for signatures in
Missouri Territory, (ssys the r. l,oosI Intel.
!ia.,icery ptuyiug oi DC Sdp.n.d ,into The
Onion on the footing Of other states.
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Wuh the cxcepiisn ui the Duke &C Riche-
leu, evc,s mcmher OF The cabinet OF Louis
XVIII was in riliee under Donapar'e.. They
aIe.1> lOiiUNs
Gouviox St CYR, Marsha! uhder Bona.
psric.
PAsQvIER q Prcfect of Police under Bona
parte
GAZE, Clerk to the mother of Donnparte.
LAIte.a me mber of the Legislative Body
under Bonspar,e.
hloLk, Director Of roads and Bidges IN
dot BonIpsrte.
CunvErro, "a Genoeae) Counsellor Of
Stale under Donaparte.
f .pored ,ht The Military Establish
pIcnl oi iioiidBd Is 10 DC rG,srd to G9 ,oo~ men.
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y Ar oynSppy accident happened 10 Victor
on fr,d'y lssi ; son "f u Mr.. J'ckson was
coSesed in Using he nin, OF riiis, and, oo
seeing u /, "ur!d strike fire, the piece do
cbHgcd, phj Ihe ball hlsed AIRS. Jackson,
MS mother, who was IN the same room.
Cara73aigua, ". Y. nafer.