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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-25

profs,sor of the French, Spanish, Porfp-
,r's guese and Italian Languages, ..
INFORMS the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Il Alexandria, that he has commenced to
teach the above languages at Mr. Cou1ns's
School Room. Terms and hours OF atten-
dance NAV be known by personal applica-
ton to him there at 7 o'clock every even
ing (Thursdays and Sundays exceptedd).
September2 -. VIII
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Land for Sale.

U WILL sell from 80 TO 800 acres OF land,
part of the farm on,which | live. --On
said land there IS log house with two
rooms on a floor. meat house, with seFe-
raj other small buildings, an excellent APP
ple orchard, peaches, pears, ounces, dam
sons, sc. DANIEL DobANi'
August OF yt
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Mechanics Bank of AIex'a.

September 1, 1873
TyHE stockholders of this institution are
hereby notified, that dividend OF 81
per cent is this day declared for the last
half year, on the Capital Stock paid in,
nayable to them or their legal representa-
lives. ON Friday tie 18th inst.
b. order Of ..e B.syl:
P. II. MINOR, Cash'r.
September
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CRIME ana ms ucatD WAS lett rs a
loss by every individual OF that cGm-
inWnits. whose POLITICAL existence was
the tcait OF his exertIons.
NE FAREWELL ADDRESS q Gess.
rat 'Pasiington is the condensed result
OF long experienced maturrd rcilsc.
ton anastrcHS anxiety Tor The rcrma.
nent prosperity OF ms country. lis
advice concerning inc great imp"r.
tancc ~ maintaiiiinSindissoiubiy the
federal Union: Tue danger OF inda.-
gInS too much IN party feelings
the necessity OF supporting puOlc
credit at home:-ot maintaining pub.
lic faith IN all our transactions with
t,re'gn nations; OF cncoaragin; for
cisn intercourse Tree ilm iorelsH at.
tarhmcH;s:--arc so many lessons OF
pradsncn which We should do well 10
bear in constant remembrance. Why
therefore should not his legacy of wis.
dom and affection, be sopublishcd, as
to admit OF being constantly before
our eyes? An ornament to our apart
mcnts. while il serves as a memento
TO guide our public feelings, and to
manifest that the author lives in our
memories?
To make il sach, is the ,im of the
proposed Edition.
The Publishers are determined that
the Address shall be printed on paper
CT the same quality and size as tue
splendid edition Of the Declaration of
independence now engraving, & shall
in all rcspc cts be COMPANION WORTHY
that great State papcr.
As errors are known from various
causes to find their way into the most
imnortant writings. the publishers feel
it their duty, NOT only to satisfy .hem.
selves. but TO satisfy the public, or,be
authenticity Of the cow from which
this snleudh Ehition or the Farewell
Address shall be unfinished
Mn. GEORGE f,Rrpponr will com.
nlelc the DESIGN ofwhicb the follow.
inc is an outline The introductory
mart of the Address. in highly finish.
cd ornamental pcnmunsbin' shall farm
the MINER nart The other naris Of
the Mate. shall he appropriate orna.
mo,ts IN tLe cn,trn bct,w sb,ll Lc
on,.na,,,, Co., ~ L;at..;o,I Jos;ru
for this nubIicatiou nv Mr., suIiv the
Surrender of the British Army at
Yort t,wn Octohcr 10 i-sI
The Address itself shall be printed
with type of a peculiar and a propri-
ate character. designed for this pur-
pose by Mr.. Fairman. and 70 b. cut
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PROPOSALS,
BIZ Gideon Fairman, Join Binns ana
Charles s. Parker,
TO PUBLISH
c,.I,.L;I A. Iii cf
A Splendid Edition of

A Splendid Edition oil
WaSljngton's Farepell Address.
To the People of the United States.
THE world has seen enough of war
riors and OF Heroes-eaoush OF Sta
tesmen-ofmen who have guided Ar
mics in the field, or dictated rs Sa
ccs in the Cabinet, for the exclusive
purpose of Ambition. History from
its earliest page to the present day,
has offered to our contemplation. only
ONE WASHINGTON, but ONE MAN,
whose dangers in war, and labors in
in peace, were undertaken and sup
ported with single eye, to the hene-
fit of his country (; whose wonderful
and honorable ssccess, was the plain
result of wisdom il design, and val
our inexecution; whom dangerncver
appalled,, nor defeat depressed ; who,
persevcring in the justice ofhi cause,
wooed Victory till lie won her: who
coveted no reward but the well earn
ed appreciation of those whose interest
he lived to promote who renounced
all public honors, when they ceased to
be the necessary instruments of good
to the people, whose gratitude confer
red them who superior to all Mon
archs, was content to be caAcd the
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swedes, Bar Iron.

vTyHREE hundred and twenty-five tons
\ >Swedes' Bar Iron, well assorted,
Just received per ship Young Hero, from
Gothenburg, for sale by,,,,,.o 1.>rxrv
9th mo IS tuths7t
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Orphans Court,
9irrandria County, ,a1s

.8irranaria County, 1s1s
September Term.
ORDERED, That the administra-
~ trix of Archibald I. Taylor. de-
ceased. do insert the usual ADVERTISE
mcnt three times IN the Alexandria
newspapers. A copy.
Test, A. MOORE.
Register of Wills.
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TO cont.

The BY ,cs warehouse at the Coz e.
vrot kiug $ un Tt saFS ( W ~
hi.sllyo .capied by Ia l,Ssrs 4 : ;es
$3.50 rgbt., For Ra ar gu az " ,,nre q
or John II, LAP 8 = ss e. !
Ssrtember II atf
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Orphans Court,

.8Leaandria County, | 1918
September Term, "
ORDERED, That the executor Of
~ Christian Piles. deceased, do in
sert the usual advertisement three
times week fer two weeks in the
Alexandria newspapers. A copy.
Test, A. MoORr,
Register of Wills.
This is to gre Nbtice,
That the subscriber, of Alexandria
county, in the district of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of said county letters testamcntary on
the estate of Christian Piles, late OF
the county aforesaid, deceased: all
persons having claims against the said
dece,,rnt arc hereby warned to exhi-
bit the same, with the vouchers there
of, to the subscriber, passed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the 10th
day of March next, or they may by
law be excluded from all brnciit to
said estate, and those indebted there
to are required to make Immediate
payment. Given under my hand this
10th day of September, 1918.
LEWIS PILES,
Executor of Christian Piles. dec.
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IYaolIhefYl's Hone.

living on Potomac River, containing about
$50 acres, having wood enough on tito pay
for it. The soil is of an excellent quality
Terms made known on the day Of SALE;
T. Ii. REEDER
Charles CO. Nd August . wfmt1o
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!, G a.so.o q, =,

:SA5s q .legant : lor Sale.
my rho,'nie ia i6milcs below dse' on The
Z &c nSPolrf i on three sidesli exandria
"a anu n, &c" = creek, ands : ,ha PAID.
,n,, V asr. ,oi land, LEV ,; y ae oeorlv
, Rsr Channel, ~ shad and nd herring ,ss ris
saur iracsss -,eh eom ;19 pa IA al IF n
or;es to ea lis iah AN VIII oe ia,r
yiaed :, a. - Irs e,s win he again d.
e'ss :. requisite This estate is leve, ana
ahiiiul!y situated, very fertile, ana re-
: msikablyI healthy. Plaster ac:s WIN an
i effect equal TO that of nyPart OF virginia
4 or PENNSYLVANIA have used 300 ousteis
!. in twelve months; and such isits benehc,aI
operation, that were to Keep this lana l
: should considerably increase the quantity.
A manufacturing mill is distant about Hyo
i miles, on stream navigable tor vessels
. carving 1900 bushels OF wheat, where me
) Baltimore and Dist. of Columbia prices are
. given for grain: being bounded On sides by
water. a small extent only OF fence IS n:-
: cessary 10 inclose the whole : it would De
RI admirably adapted to grazing. The I'M
+ g.. proyements are a large and very
!, HTT substantial brick mansion, ~ ny
; ssss: 20 feet, with every necessary out
S.sSsas house, three commodiouS barns,
: houses for Negroes, and fish houses al eacn
, of the fisheries. 10000 bricks and 1000
4 bushels of lime are just burnt on the pre-
misses. There is considerable extent OF
live fence. both useful and ornamental, TWO
orchards of well selected apples and peach,
besides an abundance of other choice fruit.
More than $50 acres are in clover, 200 in
corn, and land is in preparation for sowing
: $50 bushels of small grain. Any quantity
of hay can he cut from the low grounds,
some of which land all might have been
II reclaimed at trihing expense. The river
> and creeks, abound with wild fowl, parti-
i cularly canvass backs, the woods with deer
and a variety of other game. Mules, cat
lie, highly improved sheep, farming uten-
Il sells and household furniture can be had.
y The terms Of sale will be accommodating.
Property in any of the cities, negroes, bank
stock, western lands, or lands near the
Ridge, will be taken in payment.-Let!ers
must be addressed TO me at Pohick Church,
: Fairfax county, Virginia. x
September4 GEORGE MASON.
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Looking Glasses.

among which are some of the newest fash
ions, such as have not been exhibited in
this town before all of which he will sell
as low as they can be procured in the above
places.
He has on hand handsome assortment
of gold and silver watches, jewellery, sill.
yer ware Of every description and plated
ware, consisting of branch candlesticks,
candlesticks, liquor stands, casters, snuff
fers, trays, &c. &c.
Sentemher Ii 2w
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Carpenters Wanted.

THE subscriber wants to empty 4 good
L House Carpenters To such be will
give good wages, if immediate application
be made. WILLIAM STEWART.
September II Ivy
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Clermont, near Alex''a, sep II
Public Sale.

ON W ednesday, the 7th day Of October
y next, viii offer for sale al Port 70
bacco, il not previously disposed OF at prl-
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Sale or Rent, ia con!

IS ss'aSisaii Ssfg', n Ss iss z. =
salss ., 3ssS,sa 'ssE
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John p. Latruite.

JEWELLER IND SLLVERSNITH,
HAS just received from Baltimore and
l. Il Philadelphia, a handsome assortment
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y US IN inOfu1D.1I, fOttuoS' ~,
If fair, il not, the next fair day, viii be Of
fered at public sale, on the premises,
Lexington.
HNHIS estate, containing two thousand
three hundred and Fifty acres, more or
less. being one half of the well known tract
ofland commonly called "Mason's Neck, :
situated on the Potomac, in the county OF
Fairfax, Virginia, is now offered for sale.
About two-thirds of il is covered with an
uncommon heavy growth of white and blk
oak, hickory, pine, poplar, &c. near the wa,
ter's edge, whence il may be transported
To the markets of the district of Columbia.
Ia distance of. 90 miles only where timber
and fuel are always in demand, and with
ont the expense and risk encountered IN
conveying those articles from situations fur
fher down the river: the reminder is IN
cultivation, and furnished with every ne
cessary building for that purpose; together
with orchards and hlacksmith's shop. The
g.. Of. err improvements are spacious
Sl5FsA and elegant dwelling house, kitch-
80 en-, dairy, smnke. house, oslce, ice
Y ~. house,sa well ot excellent water,
aud falling garden, OF the most tasteful
AMI costly design, 6lledwith the rarest aud
most beautiful strawberries and flowers, eX-
otto and indigenous. all situated on an emf,
nence, commenting q view of the rest ot
The tract, which extern Is in an unintercept-
ed plain from the foot Of the eminence to
the Potomac and Occoqusn, by which il is
so far bounded as to render the expense OF
enclosing Il comparatively nothing. The
prospect, moreover, of the surrounding
country. diversified in every direction ny
sheets of water, is really beautiful beyond
description There ere likewise attached
10 this estate four valuable
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Lexington at Public Sale.

On THURSDAY, October Is,
If fair, if not, the next fair day, viii be Of
iered at public sale, on the premises,
Tyo,.s, mfa1p
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T.. POtbury,

9th mo Is
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Charles County Court,

.Jrne o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-01
lnportQnt-f'rom South-Ameriea.

by the ship Woodrop, Sims, arrived at
Baltimore, in s. days from Buenos- Ay es,
news is received Of great battle bciweSn The
Patriot forces, Ao0o strong. under Gen. San
Martin, and the Royalisls, $500 strong, un-
der Geo. O,orio, IN which the sormer we,e
completely victorious, having enti,ey snnihi-
lated the Royal army, ,akiog 5000 prisoners,
sbou, 5000 killed and woueded, and only l..
bout 200 escaped, with the commanding gen
eral. The oi,y of Bucnos-Ayres was illumiu-
sied three nights iD Consequence Of his splen-
did victory. The u. S. ir,gato Congress
was 10 sail about the FIST OF May.
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MAXINE NEWS.


POkI or NLWPCkI.
ENTERED,
Brig Calypso, Deal, Isle e-Mayo; sloop Sally. Fox.
New-York.
CLEARED,
Schooner Edward and Mary, Briggs, Hudson dc.
Industry, Easton, Havana 90 baltic, Baliy. beImu-
d. sioop ID. Jones. Cshoone, rew.Yolt; 60.
Mcrnrg Star, Cry, Baltimore 10 Union, Morse,
Georgetown
SATURDAY, June 27--Arrived brig Sally. CIah-
son, from w Wilmington, y c. bourd 20 Liverpool
put in heie IN distress having srrurg leak. in
gale of wind
TrrspAy. June S0--Arrivcd big Calypso. Reale,
Isle at May, 81 days Or sunday last, spos. 5.
ship Alert, days from Boston, bound to ,he Ches-
apeske Left. brig Dove, Barrett, sf Aiexsndris,
from Madeira to sail 8 days ship Recovery. King,
Of Ph'aceipha, TO sail il days ship GenerLl
Scott GO Tim; OF Hudson TO sail in days trig P;l-
grim, Deaso, OF Bath, just arrived schooner be.
longing to P.nIsdeIphs, to sail in days; sailed in
bug Sarah. Atwood, OF ilostcn. bound 10 Dos or
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PATENT COFFEE MILLS.

lat, oI Grosoa, Con. deceased having oe'1'n-
ed a pa,en, fot the invention and improve
ment, of said WATERHoUss, in making Mii's
for grinding coffee, spices and o,her subs'an-
ces--hereby notifies all who infringe sara
patent right, that they viii be piosecu'ed.
Msny Mills are now offered Tor sale, manu-
fac,ured upon the principlr discovered ~
said WArKRHousE and all who rsnsgreSs,
after this notice, will expose themselves to
damage and cost.
The public will please 10 notice that all
Mills, made by the subscriber, or under his
direction, will be stamped j WILSON, on q
piece a brass on The hopper.
JONATHAN SIZER.
Nav Z nndnn. Iniv 4 1919.
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UNION HOTLL.
JOHN COOK.

Informs the hu6Ge in general and dis JrieaS'
in particular hJ
THAT ne has taken the noted House OF Col
4 James Psr,y's, No. f20, Thames-ssreet, lately
improved by Mr. DOVE as Public House, srd
which he proposes TO accommodate Ladies ard
Gentlemen who may do him the honor To cali upon
him, with the best fare the market may afford No
exertions shall be wanting TO grsty and obhee -
The best Of Liquors viii be ready at command, and
good keeping of Horses constantly provided
ora few steady Borders tiadIes and gen,lemaD,)
can be accommodated in the best manner.
Ncvport Juv 1918
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FnoM THE pIrrssvno GAZETTE.


"Ees honar DC to those, 20 whsn honor belongs"
In seadi0g u iale No. ot toe NstloDsi lDtcl.
llgencer, / observed hat a sword voted by
Congress on the 29,n January, 1913, to C,ps.
J ID Elliott, tor his " gaiantty aud good coo-
duct, IN csp,using the Caledonia and De,roi,
under the wallis of Fort Erie," has been psc-
sen,ed to hiso 10y the Secretary of the Navy,
with avesy complimentary leitor. /, may
appear, perhaps, invidious, to take notice OF
Capt Ellio,i's conduct In that affair, and en-
deavo1r TO turn tho current Of praise, which
mas ioos devia,ed from its natural course, ip-
TO its truo and proper channel. Bus when,
by giving credit to Capt. Elliot, injustice and
OF the most fragrant nature, Is done to ano,h.
or, and Capt. Elliot silently permits that man
for years to suffer under IT'S influence, IL Is a
duty which every man owes to wo,th and bra.
worry, and to his country, to correct the error,
aud give such inioroation TO the pcope, as
viii lead them to view tho transaction in its
proper light, and give tho need Of praise, to
whom 1t may bs due.
and yet IL will scarcely be Supposed, thar
Lieut.. Col. Towsoi,, . man who has so gal.
lantly Supported himself in the hout Of bat.
tie, who has bseD 90 ter rible to the foe, so ser
vicshlc TO his country, shosld be the object OF
this injua,icc; should SO long Iabo, under the
ocglec, and ingra,i,uie of the country. Y is
however troe. Tho Executive is not ignot-
sut Of his merit, and moro particularly Of his
services, In tho capture Of the Ceiedssia. 70,
which Capt. Elliot has received the praise
asd the reward; yet for six years il has sui.
Tered him to renaio onnoticcd, unrequi,cd,
and have given 10 others, TO whom il does no,
belong, that disuoc,ion which is rightly his.
Whence docs this distinction proceedi /
will mention tho case with as much dclicacy
as possible. Al the com mcnccme Of the
war, the army lfrom circumstances unreees-
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FROM OLD. SPAIN.

An arrival from Malaga states, that num-
bcr Of hmericau ciIzens, who had been
brought to that place as prisoners, on the &C.
cusation Of aiding tho revolution in South
America, had been tried, ond were sen,en.
ced to tew years residence on the Barbary
Coast. a severe puoishn,oot had been anti
cipa.ed.---Bos. GaS.
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ANNlvERsARY cELEBRArIoN.

The Anniversary of American IDdepe
dcnce will be celebrated in this towp, on
Saturday next, the Ain Of July. The foL
lowing is the Order Of Procession, adopted
by tie Commis,ee Of Arrangements:
1. Artillery Company, under command Of
Col. RANDOLPH.
2. Militia Officers, General, Regimentai
and Staff.
.. ajor-Gencral and Suite.
. Qfhcsrs OF she u S. Army and Navy.
s. Membcrs OF the GsOerai Assembly, and
Officers Of the State Government.
g. Members Of Congress, Foreign Consuls,
and officers OF tho y. 5. government.
!. r. Justices of the State Courts, and their
Clerks.
g. Town Council, Treasurer, and Clerk,
preceded by the Town Sergeaot.
%. Marine Society.
10 Association of Mechanics, &e.
F~Il Ciuzens and Strangers.
?. Reverend Clergy, Orator, &c.
i3 Conamrteo Of Arrangements.
Caps Jo>HuA TRIrp and WILLIAM N. G.
HELMS, aud Essut. EaAsTUs Z. ALLEN, are
appointed Marsha,s oi the Procession.
The Rev MI ELr0s aud the Rev. Mr..
WEss will cffer up Pfayers--the Dsclara-
| ton If Independence will be road by Msjor
WILLIAm L. WILLIAMS. and the Orstion will
| be pfonuunced by WaLLIAM SIMons. a fsl
( Choir oi Singers, undor The direction OF Capt
| Messs NORMAN, will perform variety o
| select music.
The Procession will form ct 10 o'ciosk, or
the Pafade--move from thence into Spring
street, down FrankIin-st ee,, up Thames
! street, to the I'd Baptist Meeting House.
~ The meeting house will be open 10
| the reception OF the Ladies, at o'clock, wh'
will occupy the wall pews, ressrying th'
body pews for the p occasion, and the iron
seas inshe gallery for the Singers.
| Ciizens from The country are invited 4
aueodtho celebration Of our Nauoaul Birth
Day.
by order Of fhe Committee of arrangement
CONSTANT TABER, Chairman.
a. rHvRsroa. Secretary.
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sPAyISH PRIZE BRIG.

I,is sm necessary To direct daughters In IN,
choice cf their female COMPANIONS, ss Il is 10
guard them agaios, the des,gcs Of prtiul pen.
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BL.fRhIAU,

1ifRhIEU,
In this town, on Wednesday evening last. W the
Rev. Mr. Elton, MFR. NATaAAIeL II. LANGLEY to
Miss MARIA GRINNELL.
At JamesteHR, on Mondsy evening LAST, ty the
Rev Nj Elton, Mr. BnEyAmiN CoR.ELI, of
Charieser, 5 g. to Miss MARY H. RENiaGIos,
daughter CT Mr. lcdeman H. Remington, oi The
former place.
At Ersfer, on the 7th inst Mr.. EzrxtsLcAED
NER to Mrs ANN SLocUS, CT Norii. hng stown
At FairHGrsn .Hsss GA Monday evening, the
22d ult Mr. OLIVER sLocrH, of this town, 10 aiiss
RUTH SIssos. Vi the former place.
DIED,
In this town, on Thursday morning last, Mrs ANa
MARSHALL, aged rs, reict OF the late Capt Peter
Marshstl. ttt 1852
AZ Ifjddisto.vD, the 23d inst. Miss PAyIRpca
saIyn in the 51th year Of her age
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so. x..0. '---~.- A.
PaoviDENcs, June 26,


The Annual Election OF the Torshih/nt
Grand Lodge Of he STATE Of Rhode. Island
and Propuieacc Plantations, was holdeo at
ST Johns Hall, in tins town, on Wednesday
last and tho following r ethren wee elect
eli, to hold their offices for the year ensuing
NJ w. John CarIile. Grand Master.
r. w. Richard Anthony, Deputy Grand Mas.
w. Samuel Jackson, Grand Senior War
den.
w. Charles Cotton, irand Junior Warden.
BE. Benjamin Clifford, q and Treasurer.
B. Wake, Humphry, Grand Secretary.
w Seth Peck, Grand Senior Deacoo.
b, Jeremiah Bliss, G,and Junior Deacon.
Rev. b. Ba'nabas Bates, Grand Chaplain.
B, Asa BDsworth, Grand Marshal.
b.. Williaa, Doug glass, g aud Sword Bear
Br. Rernop Dunn Grand Tyler.
Br. Jason Williams, Graad Steward.
Agreesbly to arrangement tho procession
formed about l2 o'clock, and proceeded 10 the
Episcopal Church, wnere appropriate cets.
monies were performed, and Discourse de-
livcred by tho Reverend John l.. Blake, in
which the principles OF Masonry were !ucidiy
dclineated, aud the mo'al obligations which
they sanction aud impose, urged and enforced.
After the services, the procession returned To
ST. Johns He'll, where q sumptuous dinner
was provided, aud tho " feast Of reason and
the A,w Ut soul" crowned the festivities OF
the dsy-(ProV. Aan,)
JuNE so.
SP.lv WISH PRIZE BRlC.
Ata special District Court held in ,his
town, on the 22d ios,ant, .tne Spanish brig
B-iio Corunes, prizo TO tho Patriot Priva'ccr
Puerydou, vas 10y cousen, OF cisimao,s) de-
creed TO the Spanish Consul; and the brig
and cargo ordered to be sold, and the pro
cceds. alter paying 'hc duties aud cxpcnees,
vested in United States stock to await the
decision of the Supreme Court of the u. S.
---Appcals have been entered by the csp,ors
OF The big, to the Circuit Court ot,he Y. S.
which meets in this town 10 November next.
Prov. .fmerican.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-01

A moral writer enuueratcs among the
pests OF society, "a dishonest lawyer, 40 un-
ptincipIcd merchant, and an unskillul physi-
eian." The following article shows, that
one Of the latter description has met with
slight reward for his ,emeriiy:
boy, had wounded hi, eye by penknile,
made application to Richard r. Smith (pro-
Tossing himself pbysiciap) who administer.
ed 40 oin,mcnt Of lard, p-eeipita,c, and spir.
It's of iurpen,ine, by which the bsy received
injury. The Supreme Coort, at Worcester
(Niass.) fined the qoaek S25o.