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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-29
Charles County Court,
.Harch Term. Il


I'm application to Charles county court
4 by petition in writing OF John Smith,
,f Charles county. for the benefit OF the
act Of assembly for the relief .! sundry
insolvent debtors, passed at November
session 1905, and the several supplements
thereto, on The terms mentioned therein,
a schedule Of his property and list OF
ais creditors on oath, 50 Tar as he can as
certain Them, being annexed to his petit
ton, and the court being satisfied by COM
petent testimony that the said Jno. Smith
has resided two years immediately prcce-
ding the time Of his application, in the
state of Maryland, and being also salts
fled that The said ] I'm Smith is in actual
confinement for debt, and the said John
Smith having entered into bond with SUI
fcient security for his personal appear
auce in Charles county court, to answer
such allegations as his creditors may
make against hint IS therefore order
ed and adjudged that he said John Smith
be di,charged from imprisonment and
that BY causing a copy Of this order to
De inserted in some one Of the newspa-
p3Irs edited in the District of Columbia,
once week FIR two months SUCCESSFULLY
before the third Monday Of August nexr,
he give notice 10 his creditors TO appear
before the said Court, at Charles'OwE, in
said county. on the said third Monday OF
August next, for the purpose OF recon-
mending a trustee far their benefit, and
to show cause why the said John Smith
should not have the benefit Of the several
i solvent laws as prayed Given under
my hand this Goth dsv OF June 1918.
Tgs.p, JOHN B,RSES, elk.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-29
Land for Sale.

TWILL sell from 50 to 500 acres ofland,
part of the farm on which hve.-On
said land there is log house With two
rooms on a floor, meat house, with seve-
raj other small buildings, an excellent APP
pie orchard, peaches, pears, ounces, dam
sons, &c. DANIEL DuLANf.
Auoust "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-29
HOUSES. LANDS. &c.
For Sale or Rent,

vySUAT yalu1bl, property called CON
WAYS WHARF, with the Ware
houses thereon fronting on Union-street.
The warehouses will be rented separately
If resuired. For terms apply 10
= WM. HERBERT, jr.
Auoust 25 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-29
August z
For Sale,

The SULPHER SPRINGS,
BOUT eight miles from Martinsburg,
n Berkeley County. formerly occupied
by Minghinni, and now kept by Brown
This estate consists OF about
4s0 Acres Of Land,
already in good cultivation, and susceptible
of high improvement, The springs are
much resorted to, and the boarding house
establishment is extremely Profitable
The buildings have undergone considerable
repair. 81 :,
As all those disposed to purchase will, |
presume, visit the property, further partl-
culars are deemed unnecessary.
II. S. G. TUCKER.
winchester, July l8 9m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-29
hamilton's Grand Restorattrs,

Is recommended as an invaluable me-
dicine for the speedy relief and rerman-
ent cure If
Nervous Disorders lViolent cramps in
Consumptions the stomach and
Lowness of spirits back
Loss fappetite / Indigestion
lmpurIty Of hood melancholy
Hysteric'l affection Cont in the stomach
Inward weaknesses Pains in the limbs
and debility u Relaxations, etc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-29
Hahn's genuine Eue Water,

a sovereign remedy for all diseases o.
the eyes, whether the effect of nstrs
weakness .. OF accident.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-29
Tooth Ache Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
Lees Infallible .ague and Ferer Drops
For the cure of ssues, remittent and
intermittent; fevers.
F At the place Of sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describing cure. per-
formed by the above medicines; the mum.
Der, Importance and responsibility of
which, fully justify every article of this
advertisement.
Soldonty wholesale and retail, BY
JAMES KENNEDY 4 SON,
september ss King.st. Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-29
Hahn's true 81 genuine German Corn
Plaster.

An infallible remedy for corn., speed.
ly removing them root and branch, with
out giving any pain.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-29
Sales at Venduc.

On epers tuesday and Friday,
WILL RE SOLD,
It the Vendue Store, corner OF Prince
and Water Streets,
Drg Goods, Groceries, &c.
'articulars OF which will be expressed in
the bills Of the day.
pp All kind Of goods which are Oh
imitation and the prices OF which are
established, can at any time be viewed
md purchased at The lowest limitation
md prices.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-29
Hamilton's Essence and Extract of
Mustard.

A safe and efectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism. govt, rheumatic
gout, palsy, lumbago, numbness, white
swellings, chilblaius, sprains, bruises, pain
ia the face and neck, etc. etc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
MAXINE NEWS.
PORT or IYWPORZ.
ENTERED,

ENIENkD,
Brig Mount Pleasant, EDDY, Havana; ship Robin
son Potter. Tillinghsst. Iste Of France do Tyre.
Ms,hewson, Havana brig Ann. Eidridge, surln'm, |,
sch Lydia Mary, Johnston. ssvannah. brig Mary
An., Walker, ST. Croix do Atiosa, Psise, Omoa
Tridy. ysb 2c-Arrlsed ship Robin,on.Pottcs
TiIligiast. Of this port. 81 days from the Isle Of
France. bound to Boston. She was IN Boston bay
several days. bot owing 10 the severity OF The weaih
ct, she was obliged 10 pot into this i,s' bor.
Same day-seh. N NJ. sisters, Eiekerson, 10 days
from Norfolk. bodnd TO Chatham
Saturday. FEB 2J-Aniyed brig mary Ann, Wal.
ker, OF add for Prosldence,i5 days ffon Sc Cfoir
Left at Bass End. slip Chase, Potbes. Ne~-fork' :
brgs Commerce, LttIe, ditto Elizabeth, Bell. Phil
sesphis Hannah. Clements, duo. Mary. MPher-
sou. ditto; Condor. Goodrich. Middietovn .Giesnfr,
Jones. ditto Grow. williams, diko OrorImbo, km
berry. Eew.Ha~en, Afgo. Hunt, d'ttos Rehsrd X
Margaret, Ililey Bath James Monroe, Gro ~, dit
,s; Jsne. M'LeIIsn. Portland schrs Octsn, ',.hs-
haY, D.Lansre; I.aoger, -, Yarmouth Sothes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25


sthrs just arrived. nas,es not known. Also. scbrs.
OIL the sArbor AZ west end, ship South L. reaia
facfet, Cartwright. Nev-Hork brigs William 70
henry. sioiey, ditto, Advance, Mason, kaaAsbuek,
Midas, NICHOLSON. Boston Edward, Hunt. New Ma.
ven Lat ss. SO. Ion 60. spoke ship DioIaede, az
and Tor Salem. Is days from ST. Salvador. Markets
a. 81 Croix seiy duh orAncricas produce, tenNs
guited with ali kinds g
.hssSay Pea. 2S--Arrived brig Busy. gsr,or. OF
warren. 10 days from Ma,ansss. Left. shin Ia.
grs Pratt. TO sail in days. Plato Iloimes: load
my Gen Jackson. 1sy lor, just arrived br,cs pan
ter, Hart. to sail in days, bctsey. Ckppm, 10,
ciarisss, Bi'm, 10 Factor, Noyes,- -Msnlda. Burr.
James. Dr'seol Pomona, iiedse sRsdius, Granger,
New.Co'umbis, Gsssiner Cleopatra, Bal ker, Geo.
Washington. Knapp, Thrse.sistcrs. Haywood Ha.
vana' Dunlap; sch. Johe Be,sey. Thus,on, 10 sal,
next dsy, Paine, snons, 8 dAys; Caravan, ratcn
supsror knovl'on; Jane. Hills. sIoop lunnet. Jones,
loading
The brig Russell. Newton, Of this rost. was at
Irindss (Cubs) Jan '2sth, 10 sail for home alryuS
The 10Th VI March.
The bsis Ceopsira, Barhsr. OF this port, was o,
Msiant'es Jan. s4h. waiting cargo
The following Ehsde.isiand usssefs ,ss,e af Rutsrs
ft6 o. uncertain wAe, b. s,ui t.7N
ro'ly, Newport, iO~~Cashier, ..ino, Ehsa. Ann.
Maria. Friendship. coIun'bis, salty. Polly, shibbo.
ieri' Assno,iS, Mary. shepherdess. Mary Amy,
Gov. Tompkins and salt + Hope. al u Lsnd
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
INDIAN WARFARE.

Considerable alarm exists among the inhs-
bitsnts Of the town Of Biskeiy, ousceoont OF
the reported movecasuts Of the hostile To-
Clans. Thirty warriors had crossed the Per.
dido, snd vss said to be on their xsy 10 the
town 81 Biske,y, they Tad diesebes toe Gov.
pens, killing many ca';le, cod eoosmi,iiae
other dePreda,ioos. The ,ntsoitspts Of B'sk.
ley ere under-arms.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

~PRovIpESeE, Fen. 2S.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The Hon. Gen. Assembly continue in ses-
sion, and will no, probably adjourn ill Thurs
day or Friday. They have granted Charters
TO three new Banks--ooe 10 this town, one
IN Glocesler, and one in ,Bufriliville. Peti.
lions for Charters to .,wo. Firc-lnsut ance
Companies in this town, and one in Newport,
have boeo presented and rpfcrred--also Pc
ttion tor Charlsr to Christie Church, Che
pachet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

Good Rari--A Norfolk paper ssa,es, ,ha,
Commodore Tsylvr, in The Bueaos Aytean
privs,ecr Pstrio., has captured 80 sail Of
Spanish vessels pf the Csnries, one Of W hich
was gSlieon with ni!Hon end hoif Of
dollars on board.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

AT Sackeu's Harhor, on the lhh inst. Of
sunrisc, The thermome,er was at SO below o.
One degree colder ,hso any Of the inhabitants
ever recollest IL TO hsye been there before.
In ,he cold Friasy last s.ason il was a, 50 be.
low o.
A, Ha!lnwclI, Maine, on tie | i,h and tab
inst. al A. NJ. ,he thermometer was nt -
below o.-AOp the Is.h It was 90 above o.
Fractures ol the frozen surface Of tho
earth, attended wiih loud explosions, were
noticed a, Long Island, N. Y. and in New.
Jersey, during the ls,c severe cold weather.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
GENERAL NINA.

Havanna papers of Dseenbes "a, are re-
eeivsd at Charleston, with sno,t,r official
account OF the death OF Gene,ai Mios. IL b,
certified by nine 'Dons, the, he was shot On
the top OF ibe hill Baliaco, on The il,h OF
November, at 4, +. NJ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

'ln the Ha,'e Of Delegates of virginia, tho
P'oi'oaiiiHp To FAX tno Brabchss Of The bank
OF zoe palsd StTes 10 thai state. has ,,cciv
cd decided reyative,styIa vo,o Of Io7 70 -.
MAJ. knH
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
- -" =
~ ifRRIEU,

bI7RRlEO,
In ,histown, on Sunday evening ,ss by the Rev.
Mr. Webo, capt. sTtFnIH PEnRy 10 kiiss ANN
WAND. dau, ,ststcr OF Mr. Depori Wrd
AT Porismoais, on the ij,h ult by the Rev Mr.,
Eddy, Mr.. ApaAHAM CoucESHALL to Miss A NJ
sH.os, daughter Of Air Pardon sissou.
On Tuesday evening, Mr.. DAVID q. AsTnoaY
10 Miss FLEA 20 TT an, daughter Of Thomas Pct.
ter, Esq. all Of J'otssmoi;,h.
Al .jiiddctoun, or Thursday evening, DIR. ApsER
WEAVER to Miss SusArNA PRcKBAn, dadghuer of
tlle late Mr.. Levi Peckhsm.
DIED,
IN tkis town, on the 18th Instant, Mrs ALfSr
WYAr.I, widow Of Mr.. stsndfAsi Wyatt, in the goth
year OF her age.
On the 10Th inst Mrs sAuAB tiAzApn widow uf
Mr. stephen Hazard, 0f Souf5.kingsfyrrn, & daugb.
ter of tbc iate jonathan Nichols, Esq OF this town,
aged 80 years.
AT W0retet, (Jfo,, J on the 18th iastar,, Miss
CArBsRIss MATILDA ELLEaY, 10 the I0th year
Of her age, daughter Of Edmund 4. EIlery, Esq Of
this town.
Al Johnston. on Thursday last, Col CEoRcx Il.
BusafLt, Of ptoSadspee, aged ~ jsars.
At North. kingssorn, in the s0ib year of her age
Mrs Any FowLER, wife Of Mr.. George 8. Fowler
At hew. .Hapet, on Saturday last suddenly, Cen.
DAVID hrArHKEYs,s here oftbe itesolu'ion, and
one vi our most Waited countfJmen Gen II. was
formerly the friend sud Aid-de.CaDp 10 General
Washington. by whom he w.s appointed Minister
Penipo,entiary to Portugal and Afterwards 70 spain.
He passed nearly 10 Yeas abroad, in vsrious bPIo-
matte Missions and on his return this country, IN
1897 he brought with him, BY the specia' favor Of
the King Of Spain hundred Of the finest Merinos,
HE had the honor Of being the first TO Introduce
that inestirpabe race into the United States As q
distinguished patriot, his memory viii always be
cherished BY the friends Of our country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
LOST.

an sunday, tbs 2ld ins, IN Brosd.s'reet. Pure
~ con. .ining Thirty ak Dollars, kves. 4threts.
gwo's and ones. ~bo-,ef bss found the zane.
and viii bring tito Nos 3o& -, J1ong-~LaS sban
be hssdsoneiy rewarded. -
Newport, Feb IS, 1873.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
WANTa t.iPLOYMENT.

A person well aus'ihed 20 s,tend sv-bi'' and
"a efist.mill, ssd who osa produce good recon-.
mepda,iops. any one who may wish 10 hire t't tic
sbove pu,pases and direct y 6ne 70 A. ID, Troy
Macs sh.i meet with prompt Attention.
. FEB. IS. 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

Tie Asm0uS that Mr. Caila,in, Is ahou, TO
return from Frahce, the Editor Of the In,el.
ligsneer, think probably corrsct, as (" with all
his we'll known economical he bite : he has
found tho salary Of his Office wholly made.
quaye to hrs support" No persan, however,
can have been selected Us hi. successor, as
as his resignation is no, yet received.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

First Congregational Meeting House.
Nj oTicg is hereby given, tiat those Pevs in t,a
~ Fret Congregational Meeting House. belong.
ing TO individuals. have no, pad the taxes assessed
them for re ..rs, (as advertised n Dec last. un-
less the owners lone forward and pay said tax with
the last assessment. viii be sold on MONDAY next
March 2, at 10 O'Clock 4 NJ
Ny order II The Csnmjvee
SETH YATES. Clsrt
Newnorf reb os 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
MILITARY APPROPRIATIONS.

The S.nele Of the S. having seceded
from their amendment 10 the Milnaay, Ap.
preparation Bill, il reqaires the sgo.,srs of
the President, only, to become law. BY
this decision, the officers Of the army, who
have been brevsued are denied extra allow
ace Of wages.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
N NEWPOkI.
WEDNESDAY,, Fs.vARy 2s, 1919.
Republican Nomination.


1T a General Republican Convention Of Del
cgates from tbs several towns in the State
of Rhode, Island, holden at The State. House
an Providence, on Wednesdsy evening the
is,n February, Isis,-Hon. IEsnY RRM.
fseroS, President, and B. III. WHEElER,
Sscretary,-it Uas rnanimousiy resolved,
that the following gentlemen be recon-.
mended TO the freemcn Of this State, for
reelection in April next, to the uiices af-
txcd TO their names respectively.
\ HIS Ey,cELLgNCV
? NEHEMIAH H. KNIGHT, Esq.
GOVERNOR.
AIS HONOR
EDWARD WILCOX, Esq. >
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
SENATOR'S.
!. Philip Martin, Esq.
? " Providence.
2. Ebenezer Barney, Esq.
~ Of Coventry.
2. Samuel Vinson, Esq
# Nerp0rs
4. Thomas Bufum, Esq.
Of Smiflyseld
s. Robert Hopkins, Esq.
Of Foster.
b. William Pearce, ESQ.
Of Bri.sok
z. Benjamin Smith, Esq.
Of .Nsrth. .Knys.swn.
8. John Watson, Esq
Of South. .Knystown.
Q. William Wilbour, 2d, 1.,q.
Of Linle. CSmptsn.
10. Stephen B. Coraell, Esq
Of PartsrssuA
Samuel, Eddy, Esq. Secretary.
Henry Bowen, Esq Afforney- Gen
Thomas G. Pitmaa, Esq. Gen. Treas.
Nothing can be more grateful to the feel.
ings of the gentlemen above named, nothing
more approbatory of their public conduct
during the political year, nothing moro evin.
cive Of the Confidence reposed in them by
their csa s,isnsn,s, than this un nini aioas recou
menda,ion, TO receive again The sufrages Of
the people, for the high Offices winch they
now sastaip. We have on NJ occasion seen
30 full a representation in convention, aud on
no s,milar occasion have we observed IN ore
complete union If sentiment, among tac
delegates,--Prov. PATRIOT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

Friday, the so'h OF March, next, 10 appain.
ted ior The Ch'is,ian Fas, Ia CoLnec,icut tbs
present year.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
LATEST FROM AMELIA ISLAND

The s'oop James, opt vincen,, arrived a,
Charleston, on the 10Th inst. in days from
st. Nary's. Capt. Y. states, that alI wss
quiet at Amelia Island, that Col. nsnkhesd,
acting as Military Commander aud Civil
Magis,rsse, had given great Satisfaction TO all
patiies.--Commodore Au,y, who has two
briggs Of war, the Mexican Congress, and A.
mesicao i-ibre, wss expected 10 sail tor S.
America in abou, 3 days.
Captain Vineem isl 81 ST. Mays the U.
S. brigs Saranae. aud P,ome,heus, 10 sa,; for
Charleston the fsst wiud. tAgy 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

he number OF Slaves in the Island Of Bsr,
hsdoes IN iSl7, w1s ~ 273, Of whom n asa
were ns'isSs 81 we'e on so 10 90 years
OF age; y were 'hom 90 to 100 and 7 |. ON
100 10 ] fI.ie Island is rs miles long,
and Is vide, and in 1913 its " hl,e population
VAS Is oov.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
NAVAL DEPOrS.

Erfrssf 81 a letter from gentleman in Ifas5.
'1gson, 20 fhe Edifor. dsfsd Fs6. IL, 1873.
SIa--The Committee on Naval a fairs re-
ported bill to the Senate yesterday, author.
iong tho esrablishment Of Two Naval Depois
and Doek-Yads, at such places ss the Pfesi-
dent shall designate.
The bill 70 provide for tho INDECENT Revo-
Iu,iooary Soldiers &c. was debated in the u.
5. Senate, on ,be la,i inst. under fsrorsble
symptoms. A motion had been made 10
postpone the bill inde6ni,~i-, --,..ieh was re-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

~ The error made In the Bos,oo Pa'si0f
Z Chronieie sf the i,h inst. alluded 20 in oul
last paper, was promptly corrected in thsi
paper of the Ifth. We never had seee that
paper and consequently could not knsw that
the uislsks had been corrected, until referred
to 10 q per - Of . subsequen date.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
INCREASE OF TnE NAVY.

- As the increase of me navy Is our country's
greatest security and is unqaestronaoly capa-
Bile of aHprding the most efficient defence AZ
gainst the ,nvasions Of neneny, we havsi
cepled into this days paper the late Report of
~ the. Navy -CoseasisAioners on this iDlercsl.
Ing subject; and We farter ovr selves lhe read.
er VII find much pleasure in its psrusal.
/. states In Q concise and satisfactory man
ne, Lhe progressive steps Of our increasing
navy. rne report is truly characterestic OF
tie highly Distinguished gentlemen compris.
log ,he board. IL exhibits energy, and irre-
sisiole evidence of taeir indefulgabls perse.
serance in the accomplishment o. the bjsct
in view; consequently itnot eniy reflects
much honor on lhem for the faithful dts.
charge of an arduous duv, bur II rejects
honor on the government and patton, 10 the
appointment Of R"oERs, DECATUR, aud
PaRTER, to execute that important isost--<
men, under Yhose fostering care, in conior.
mity 10 the direction OF government, who
0iu establish oar maritime affairs on the
most respectable fooling, calculated to excite
admiration and tespect NJ home and absosd.
Al this period, We believe, that in the es.
timation of the public, the imperious hscesi.
" and untiity OF naval defence for our ex-
tensive Atlantic frontier, aud for the prosec.
lion Of eur valuable com mcrec, is satisfacto.
rily demoastra,ed. Its gradual increase
doubtless will be in the same raio with our
resour ces to sustain and promote so imp6-
tant 40 object, which embraces the prosperity
spd safety OF our common county.
10 touching on the interesting snbjecs of
OUT little nsyy--is renown, honorably acquif--
cd during the ia1e war--dccoratsd with the
hcf i'm, ,tah. Id "a
Glands before US ample testimony for the
highest applause; But as il is our intention
TO refraia from even iIs appearance Of sdu-
/. Tattoo, We would ,iuply remark, that the he.
roic exploits performed BY the brave officers
sod crews Of the United States Navy, ia pro.
portion TO numbers snd force, 10 unpars'lcd in
the annals OF naval warfare.
--:ss: -
The n. r. ue-edn,,ie ydips~nsey Of NVsd.
uesday last contains the following psrsg ,sph:
Z" A ietter from Newport of The t3uh lbs, states,
that the harbour then FROZEN to the L:gbI.
House, so that vessels could not get in."
Il is unnecessary TO vase VOID. in rcfo,.
lag this faishood, ~ q recurrence to our
Marine List will chew that vessels of sil de.
serip,ions have catered end departed during
oil the late inclement westher. On the 18Th,
che dsy the letter 10 New York was written,
Block Island boat, started tom Ferry vhsrf,
went out of the hArbor, and reached home the
sane day.
~ The error made In the Bosom Pa.Si0f
Z Chronicle sf the ii,h inst. siioded 20 in our
last paper, vas promptly corrected in thsf
paper of the 18th. We never had seee that
paper, and consequently could not knsv that
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

a large ok, raised In New-Jsrsey, has beer
sold TO four sictus,ler> of Philadelphia, fol
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-01
SK Exchange Coffee House kSx,
wMARINE JOURNAL. Mr.
PORT OF ALExASDRIh...A.,- so.
rrvsorn

PORT OF ALBxASDRIh.~H so,
CLEARED,
Brig Argo, Drinkwster, NOTTINGHAM
Joseph, Berry, George Town.
Schr. Valentine. Ellis, do.
ARRIvED,
Ship Commerce, CfOwdhill, rs d,,,
from Amsterdam !; gin, stone. ware. .tr,.
carpets. baskets, &c. to Bowie 4 Kurt,
,pril %, lat. a, 5, long. SO, 20, sucI,
ship George Washington, Allen, of New.
port, from Savannah, bound to Liyerpool
May s, lat. 81, "a long. 50, 49, .pOk.
brig Telemachu., c., Is days from
Boston, bound To Surrinam. On Thn,s
day of Mathia> Point, passed ship L,di,
and two bigs bound down-and at n.
same time, a northern schooner, bound
up.
Sloop Mary, IA days from Wells, with
a full cargo Of lumber. to the master.
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Boston, May %,
TENDERNESS OF CONSCIENCE.

TENDERNESS OF CONSCIENCE.
o. Thursday the l4th current, Ebs-
nezer seaver. esq and another gentle
man we're chosen by the town OF R'xbury
representatives to the general court
Mr.. SeaveI Immediately rose, and ex
pressed his gratitude TO the town for the
honor they had conferred upon him BY
eIectins him their representative, whose
duties he never had more leisure. aud
but for one circumstance, never more In
clination to perform. After long and
deep research, the christian religion ap-
pearing to bin the fabrication Of impos-
tors, necessity compelled him, however
reluctantly, to decline the Office rendered
him, becau e he could net conscientiouslJ
subscribe the following declaration re-
quired by the consultation Of every repre-
scnIative-viz.
"I-do declare, that l believe the
christian religion, and have firm per-
suasion Of its TRUTH"
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Twenty Dollars Reward

STOLEN from on hoard the brig Ca.
y toe. on Thursday evening lar. IS
silver dollars, IS dollar, in half ca, IS,
and one Dutch two livre piece, usrkI
on the eds',t Colony Of Demarara.' II.
above reward is offered for the thief 0,
the cash.
WILLIAM STEVENS,
On board sad ing
Nav so, St.
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William Cobbett's

Celebrated Russia tn nip and .Hansb
Uirzle Seed.
lust received and for sale By the 81:
oil scr.bers, a parcel OF the celebst.
Russia turnip and Mangle Wirzle SEE
The turnip grows to an enormous sil
and is particularly sweet.
LINDSAY e HILL.
June st