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Alexandria Library.

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! ! a Room, ON Monday the DIST day of Fee
oiiuary next, between the hours of 10 and |
OelOck, 10 elect by ballot out oflhe compa-
~, President and eleven directors, whose
alo,or''y shall continue for one year, aud
Spa another President and other Directors
"'e appointed in their place.
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'lrglnia Almanac, for 1920.
SEETCH BOOK. No, j.
npyeileclioas on Prayer,Ly Fl. Moore,
gtsmoirs of Henry Kirke White.
A. Lie otSpencer-Solitude Sweetened, by
nnrEbeck's reply 10 Cobbctt,
b,.. Don Juan, Poem by Lord Byron
= received ny JAS. KENNEDY y SON
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Proposals
For Publishing By Subscription,
THE SPEECHES
CHARLES PHILLIPS, Esq.
BARRIsTER AT LAW.

Correctly PRINTED from The English edition
edited by himself.
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Passage for Savannah.
EoI FREIGHT.

LA, The new and fast sailing brig CO.
&&As LIZ MBUS, John Mohitt, master, bur-
then about loo barrels, and will be ready
TO load in few days.
For the West-Endirs,
.A4. The very superior sloop EAGLE,
ssssss4;s sss G. Wright, master, burthen 100
bbIs. and will very soon be ready to receive
freight.
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Trustees.

Extract from tho Minutes,
Test, MATTHEW ROBINSON,
feb "A Secretary.
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New Publications,
VIM. Fowle, s Co.

VIM. F0WIe, . 60.
EJAVE landing and for sale the cargo Of
L 4 the schr Rolla, capt. Lcvery, from
Portland, Of
$50 tons plaster paris
10 bbls. No. 2, mackarel
IA hhds retailing molasses
12 bbls. Tanners oil
Also. per schr. Midas, from Boston,
10 10 h hH1s and Muscovado sugars
loo boxes mould candles ,Samps'n brand
loo casks nails and brads, assorted
Koreans wrapping paper
Also. from schr Mary Elizabet fir. Boston
leo boxes mould candles, Samps'n brand
! : h h5i. and Muscovado sugars
feb 9
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More Prizes than Blanks !!

More Prizes than Blanks
Drawing will commence Goth March next.
in the city Of Philadelphia.
Grand State Lottery.
SEVENTH GLASS.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
10000 d dollars $1,000 5000 dollars
5000 dollars
And 80 OF loco dollars,
Besides which, there are 90 prizes of 500
dollars, a large number of loo, so, &c. and
the scheme contains more prizes than 6lnn&s.
This Lottery certainly presents great induce
ments 10 those disposed TO put themselves IN
fortunes way, as there are large number
olrich prizes in it; and being more prizes
than blanks, the chance of loosing is compa-
ratively small.
Whole tickets d. 90 Halves 5 SO
Quarters 275 Eighths | 373
To he had at
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and that he has no idea OF leaving Europe.
until il is known what our government has
done, aad means to do. Thus, you see, if
our people wait for explanations from this
court they may WAIT, and the business will
be protracted by pretended new negocia-
lions for 60 years longer. If our government
will act with energy, all will 60 right. 1t
is ridiculous TO talk of England assisting this
country they are on as bad, or if possible,
on worse terms with Spain than ourselves.--
Besides, England cannot, and feels noidispo-
sition to quarrel with US. She wishes, il is
true ,sto get us into war with Spain. but
that is merely to get cover or plea for ac-
knowledging thesihdependence of South A.
merica or forcing Spain to admit her medi-
tation, securing TO herself the commerce ex-
clusively for twenty years.
Our country has but one line of conduct 10
pursue--to do justice to themselves, and not
NEEDLE, directly or indirectly, either with
England or France. + \
We have nothing to do with European po-
litics, and ought never allow them to med
die in our affairs. All things here continue
10 remain in the same state OF confusion: and
though Lozana Torres is not in the Minis
try, he has as much, or more influence than
ever. Ibid.
From the National Intelligencer.
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.Nsw York, March 8.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE,
The fast sailing, regular trading ship Ann
Maria, capt. Waite, arrived at this port yes
terday forenoon from Liverpool, whence she
sailed on the Goth Jan. The editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser have received papers
to that date, with London papers and Lloyd's
Lists to the 18th 3 weeks later than former
advicss.
London, jan 49,
Consols which lately declined 10 SCI,
have again advanced TO Sc.
The Paris papers of Saturday have arriv.
ed.-French funds IT, 7O-on the prece.
ding day, 72f 80.
We regret to observe that the intelligence
from Ireland is assuming rather an alarming
character.
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There was yesterday communicated "
Congress, by the President, report OF the
Secretary of State, transmitting number OF
documents exhibiting the latest accounts
from cur Minister at Madrid. They shed
little additional light, however, on the state
of our relations with Spain. The suhJolned
letter, which is the latest from Mr.. Forsyth,
is also the most interesting, showing that the
Spanish government had refused to receive
rernonstrance addressed to it by our Mi
mister. and caused the same to be returned
70 him, with the reasons therefor. ALI the
documents shah be published at an early
day. lNafional Hset'Seneer.
Mr.. FORSYTH TO the Secretary Of State, dated
.Nadrid, .NoVember q, 1919.
Late on the evening of the 18th OF the
present month, after my letter to you Of that
date had been sent to the post ONCE, was
vely much surprised to receive from the
Dske OF San Fernando the remonstrance ad-
dressed him on the 18th of October last
The causes assigned for this step you will
End in the copy of the Dukes note OF the
18th November, marked No. /. After ma
ture deliberation, il appeared to me tina:
the only course which could pursue, was to
insist upon the reception the remonstrance,
and, if that was refused, to leave Madrid,
believing that, in doing this, | should only
anticipate the wishes of the President. IL IS
possible that this determination will crafty
the wishes of this government, whose good
will has been lost to me, ever since the de-
livery of my official note ofthe Slst OF June,
10 Mr.. Salmon. The truth of this SUPPOSE
ton will be ascertained by the effect of my
note of the goth, copy OF which, marked
No. g, is enclosed. If they wish me to re-
main, they will either receive the remon+
STRANGE or give me such assurance with res
Poetic the grants as will justify me in with
holding it altogether. shall give you The
earliest possible information of what is done.
AT all events, shall not quit Madrid until
the first OF Jan. and will, if am obliged to
leave it, remain in France until the Begin
ming of March, with the hope of hearing be-
tore that period what direction Congress will
give to our affairs with Spain. General vi
vas was in Madrid at the date Of my last let
ter did not hear of his arrival until the
18th, although hearriYed OH the 18th. have
been told that bis appointment has been
made known to him officially, and that he
has with great reluctance, accepted it. From
the government of Spain, know nothing a
bout him, either formally OF informally.
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The House OF Representatives is busily
engaged on the appropriation bills, severy
stem Of which is contested with some ami
nation. The state of the Treasury has pro-
duced vigilance on the score of appro-
priations of public money, not unsalutary
certainly. but entirely unprecedented in its
strictness.
Having determined to hold on to the Ma.
w, the house has also now determined 70
go on with the Notifications.
The military Academy yesterday under
went the ordeal, and came out unhurt. 1t
was admitted, however, that there were
some defects in the system OF its govern
ment, which required remedy and it was
suggested, that there were abuses which re-
quiled reform.
To-day the Missouri expedition is expect
ed 10 have its trial. I.Nat. Intel.
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QUA AFFAIRS WITH SPAIN.

The following extract Of a private letter
from highly respectable source, which we
have bad an opportunity of perusing, gives
usmore satisfactory information on the SUBJ
jectofour relations with Spain than is dis
closed by 'he official documents on the sub
jeet:
tsrfroct efa letter, dated Cadtz, December
II, 1890.
nave nothing new here Dir. For
sym mas been pressing this government We
ry nafa ABOUT Gen. vivas, and it has at last
I'm orasr 70 quiet Mr.. F. been determine
that be shall go but know positively from
person who has it from Viva, bimss,f ~,
he goes to Paris, from thence - To - ,.a
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coed 1900 bags, being about one 80,
part OF lhesordinary supply; it was aaaa%
that none would be forth coming from Ron
bay at all this season, and that the Da,iva
had come many hundred miles from The ID
ter ior. to re purchase the cotton ,ber (
previously sold.
THE MARKET.
-, Liverpool Jan. Is.
The in, eruption to inland navigate,
casioned by the frost, has materially on,
ted against the sales OF cotton. Tho,
sales of this week, of all descriptions +
$500 bags, including 9loo bags bowed,
private sale, at I'D to l3td; a37 Orleans !
ia pence to l63d. Two public s,los =
rice were attempted. but withdraw =, r.
Am. Hour ,35 to 4os nothing ma,eri., do;n
in the article. Ashes 38 a 40; turpentins
IL IFS Cd; James River Tobacco 3. 81
Kentucky, do. Sd 3D.
Average price Of wheat, for the wool,
ending Jan. 8, 63s.
London, Jan. l8.
Foreign gold in bars, 81. II lOs new dos,
lars 5s. Exchange on Paris, Is,
From the Galiia Gazette
DREADFUL HARD TlMEs.n
Yesterday | walked down to that part of IT,
town,
Where people collect at the sign Of the Tim
To discuss and debate the great matter, a
state,
An show how the things that go wrong should
be done;
There was ragged Sam Bent, who is no.
worth cent,
There was idle Dick Lawless and noisy Js,kE
Grimes.
And staggering Jim Bell. who has nothing
to sell,
All cursing the Banks and these dreadful
hard times.
There was old daddy slop, who has lost bis
last crop,
BY neglecting to mend up some gaps in bis
fence
There was shabby Ned Thorn, who had
planted his corn,
But had never put hoe, no, nor plough to il
since;
There was dashiug bill Sutton, with his fine
dandy coat on,
Who was ne'er out of debt, nor was worth
twenty dimes;
They too joined the throng, and still kept
up the song,
A curse on the Banks and these dreadful!
hard times.
Next came in Dick Short, RHO was SUR,
mon'd TO court,
For some hundred Of halt pints of whiskeyI
and rum;
He had brought the last sack of his grain On
his back,
Tho his children we're crying with hunger
at home;
Here, landlord, said Short, come, bring me
quart;
must treat these, my friends, sir, and merry
Jack Grimes;
I've the corn, sir, to pay, there's no book (
ing to-day;
Then he fell to cursing the Banks and hard +
times.
Next came in Tom Sargent, who had lately +
turn'd merchant,
And bought tulI store, ] can scarcely tell
how
But this much know, about twelve months &
ago, /
That the constable sold at the post his las'
COW;
Yet Tom dash'd away, spending hundreds
each day,
Till his merchants brought suits tor 'neE0'J 4
goods and wines;
So Tom join'd the throng, and ass'S'su VI"
song,
With curse on these Banks and these oFe"u
full hard times.
Next appear'd Madam Pride, (and Os'l
her side) .nr
With her silks, spread With laces' qu"s w" "
to her trail;
Her husband that day, unable to pay =,
For the dress she then wore, had Dee" '''N
up in jail; ,od il i
She tnrn,d to the throng, as she NlPPeN
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supREME COURT.
Fridaq, March 1C

Friday, March 10.
The Chief Justice delivered theepinion Of
ihe court in the case of LufFborough against
Blake. Judgment affirmed.
The case of the United States against
Lancaster, was argued by Mr.. Ingersoli, and
Mr.. Sergeant.
The case of Bussard against lowering,
was argued by Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Key.
The case Of Lyle against Rodgers, was ar
gued by Messrs. Hopkinson and Jones. for
the plaintiffs, and Messrs. Pinkney and Key,
for the defendant. Nat Intel.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The only articles ofinterest from Holland,
since the interruption OF the navigation, re-
lates to tobacco. The stock of Maryland at
Amsterdam was estimated at from II 10 49,
600 hhds. and at Rotterdam about loco hhds.
yet prices continued high, and no depression
of consequence was anticipated. Of Virgil
MIA stocks were limited; these at Amster-
dam not exceeding 800 hhds. and at Rofter-
dam TOO. OF Georgia and Kentucky 90 90
hbds on hand at Amsterdam, and 300 at Rot
terdam, with little demand, and prices like
ly 10 give way.
Advices from Calcutta dated Aug. q, state
that the quantity of cotton which could be
shipped to Europe that season would ncs ex'
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IN SENATE.

10 the Senate Of the United States.
| transmit to Congress report from
the Secretary of the Treasury, which,
with the accompanying documents, will
shew that the act OF the Goth of May,
1879, respecting the northern and
western boundaries of the state Of Ohio,
has been executed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-12-27

syNHEREAS, hy ysrious acts Of Congress the
President OF the United States is s.:ihorized TO
direct toe public lands which llaye been sur rveyed
TO be offered for sale tx sSf
Therefore, l. James Monroe. President Of the
United States do hereby declare and make known
that public ssles, for the disposal (accordng 10
nw) of public lands. shall be held as follows. viz
At Franklin. in Missouri on the Grst Monday in
January next. for tAe sale Of e fIS-
Townships 81 to IS, in range 26, west Of ufe sh
principsl meridian line.
~ 50 10 IS, ranges az and 20 do
81 10 SIS, range 80 do
AT the same place, on the first Monday in March
rcxt for tic sse OF ~
Townships 81 " So, in range 80, vest Of the Sh
Principal meridian line, w
SOTO Sc, in ranges 81, 2.srd SO DO.
At St Louis, in said estate, on the Erst Monday
IN December next, for the sale of l1
Townships 35 to A., in range and ., east of the
5h principal meridian line.
At the same place. on the first Monday in March
hext, for the sale Of M
Townships 35 to a., in ra-ges 8 and 4, east
At'he same place, on the frs, Monday in May
next Cor the sale Of
Townships IS 70 A, in range and 8. east. and Of
43 aud ~ in range east
At JackSon, in the county OF Cape Grardesu, 10
the said state. on the first Monday in February
negt, for the ssle Of .f
Townships So in ranges to IL, east Of the 5sh
principal meridian line
}3, range 4, eaA do
90, 80 SsI S do
-. 80 B IS 6 do.
AZ Bdwsrdsvite, in the state of Illinois, on the
nrst Monday IN snuary next. for the sale OF
Townships to ID, in rsrge 3, wcst ef The 30 Prin-
cirwi meridian line
1itolS 10 and II do.
stols i2 and is do.
AT ysndalia, in the said state, on the third Mon
day in January Iext, for the sale Of s.
Townships to 10, in range I, east Of the Sd
principal meridian line
sto 10 ranges s,4 sand
1.S, esndlo range 2. east
1, 6, rs, 9and 10 q. ~
At Palestine, in said state, on the second Monday
in February next, for the sale Of
Townships to 10. in ranges 2, 10 and III, east OF
the Sd princpst meridian line.
5to 10 range IA, we're OF I'd pr'nci
pal meridian line
8, and 10 ranges t2 and Is. Is
At DctroN, in Michigan Territory, On the hsx
Monday in November next. for the.sste of
Townships 8. 3 ard 10 8. in ranges 4and 5 east,
~ 8 aud o s.is.s,.s-.. 3 \
2, 8 and O. 7aub 9 s..
Except such lands as have been or may be re-
erved by law for the suppor, Of schools. orfor 9TH
er purposos.-The lands shall be sold in regular
nerical order, beginning with the lowest number
OF section. township, and range. "
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington.
this si9etesnth day Of September 1890
JAMES MONROE.
ny the President - ~. tg
JOSIAH MEIGS, -
Commissioner of the General IanS Office
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PhEPAhEDrUy /. e CoswAY, er1A
n Bumstezd Place Roston viz

\ pREPAhEDo, y e cosway, en-
Bumstesd Place, Boston. viz.
6. Relies Botanical Drops. ~
Dr keife's Asthmatc Pills ~
tions, &c.
Dr Relies AntibilIious Pills, for Indigestion, Bill.
.iious Affections, &c. N @f
DR. Relies Vegetable Specific. (for sick head
scte) 49, M
Or. Relics Vegetable Rheumatic Pillc.
Dr. Jebb's Rheumatic Liniment-- Rheumatism of
20 ,esrs standing has been cured by this in "a
hours. ~
British Antiseptic DentrGce. most excellent for
the teeth and gums
Dumfries' Ointment, o certain and safe cure for
the Hch, in owe honr aApAcanon, he il ever so in
vetcrate, Gr No danger from faktng cGzl
Albion Corn Plaster. The relief is immediate,
and while !, dissoves and draws the corn cut by
the roots, 1t causes not the least pain
Csmbrisn >tooth.ache Pills: the relief is nstan-
taneous. without the least injury TO the teeth
Or Hunter's C, ieLrsted Pills--Dr Hunters In.
lection Powders, and Dr, Hunters Cersie, for the
preventio and cure OF venerrai complaints with
pet feet sc cresy treatise, explaining symptoms,
and meiho d Of cure accompany each Packet
Pamphiet Is Of many extraordinary cures, may be
had the Agents, gratis.
GJ None " the aSore are se,snne, nnlsss signed,
"W T. Conway, A large discount to Country
Physicians, Trsde,s &c. The above Medicines
may likewise be had OF
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No. 10, Thames street, Newport;
.dlso. by ~.
Lemnel W Briggs. Bristol = Hercules Whitney
Mason, Balcb, Precedence Dyef.& Howes. Had
ham, Greene, Ne ~ London; hopkins, HARTFORD; aud
most Druggists, booksellers of respectabiity. also
by most Post Masters throughout the Uuion
None are genuin unless signed by w. L Convsy.
july 70 1920. r1t
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CUNDALL'S MILLS.
Wool Carding.

HE subscribers inform their friends
- and the public. that they have seplenshed
Their carcng Machines with new Cards of the In
est and most approved manufActu ture. and that they
are now enabled to Card Wool Of all grades, in the
best manner. e er
They continue to Manufacture all kinds Of Wool
en- Goods, ~ usual --.7ise. they color and 6sish
Wooden Cloths Of all descriptions, snd to color gar
ntnts, 30 that have faded, or become unGashion-
able --Ah bsanches of the above busincss viii be
done with despstch, and on the Iowess terms, and
the least favor gracefully acknowledged
CLARKE b GRINNELL.
NB--sASroRp Amy, Little Compton a-PsLRo
coRty, rwerton- WILLIAM PEARss, BRISTOL
ferry--snd Jon SHRsxAs, IN Newport, will re-
ceive aud brwsrd articles Intended foe the Manu-
factory. Portsmouth,, July 10, is2o
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been retained; and to the unuiterable a.
mazement of tie agent that had feed him,
and the absolute horror oil the poor client
behind, to have uttered long speech ex-
actly in the teeth of the interest he had
been hired to defend. Such was the
yea! OF his eloquencc, that no whispered
remonstrance from the rear---no tuggiDg
at the elbow could stop him in medic
gmrgitc dleene. Butjusi IS he was aLoar
TO sit down, the trembling writer (Attor-
ney) put a slip OF paper iato his hands,
with these plain word -"2ou have
blsadtoy the qvrong parD;" whereuPon.
with the greatest composure, he resumed
the thread Of his Grafton, saying, .'Such
my Lord, is the statement which you
will probably hear from my brother on
the opposite side Of this case. ! shall
now beg leave, in very few words, 10
show your Lordship how utterly untena-
bic are the principles, and how distorted
are the facts, upon which this very spec
ious statement has proceeded. And so
he went once more over the same ground,
and did nor take his seat until he had
most cnersetically refuted himself from
one end Of his iormsr pleading to the
other.
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SAMUEL w. VINSON, Drnggisf,
No. 10. Thames-strest, Newport
NOTICE.

NswroRr, ss. September 90, II. d. 1929.
Nv WHEREAS the President Directors and
Company of the Newport Bank, BAuk
legally incorporated and established in said
Newport, in sthe county OF Newport, have
preferred 10 the Supreme Judicial Coust,
setting in Newport bill Of foreclosure, prsy~
ing decree Of foreclosure on certain Mort-
gage made and duly executed to the said
President, Directors and Company, BY Ed
ward Eastsn, merchant, then residing in said
Newport; but now residing in parts to the
PtainiiRs unknown, which said Mortgage
bears s.'ste the 7th August, 1873, and convcyS
In fee and 10 Mortgage to the Plaintiffs ono
certaio Lot Of Land with the Buidings thete-
OF. situate in said Newport, described % ioi.
lows, viz (: Beginning at the Northwest cot
ner Of said lot and running southerly, en-
Tbsmes-street, for,y-eight feet, four inches
thence easte'ly, on land Of the he'fs Of VIII
liam Hunter, deceased, one hundred dirty
three feet eight inches; thence por,herly,
eighty feet one inch, on land of the said VIII
Jam Hunter; thence easterIy on lsnd OF the
saiS ssn,er and Charles Feke, one hundred
and n,ne feei, and Eve inches theuce uor,h-
erly, sixty feet Eve inches, 90 land Of -Ano
Russeil (; thence westerly, one hundred scs-
So'y-'"o sStt hsS UtbSS, OH idDO VI uNss1
ID. Stall; thence sou'herly on land Of VIII
liam Coggeshall ood Silas Desa, twer.y six
fset ten inches; thence westerly on land Of
the said Willam COG eeshsil and Silss pesn'
sessn'y-eight feet ,en inches, to the FIRST
mentioned bounds or beginning and Of which
said premises, the Plaintiffs are in possession,
under said Mortgage.
And whereas said Bill is now pending be-
fore said Court, 10 be heard and tiled at the
oe III term theseof to be holden on the hrst
Mondsy Of Mach next o, said Newport, 10
and for the said county Of Newpcrt Now
By order Of ssid Ccu,,. Notice is hereby Civ
eo, 10 said Edward Ess,on. sue to all pefsrns
claiming .sid estate, or any inie'ea thereon
BY, ,hroush or under him, to sppesr before
said Court st their mex, ,efm, a. aforesaid.
and shcw csose, IL any they have, Why The
decree Of foreclosure, as prayed for 10 sal
b.n, should Rot pssss
HOLMES WEAVER, Cert s.
freme srssieiai c,nrf rsRny sfA'rwsr'f,
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ANEcDoTE.

A Person in this city. not long since,
observing one of those fashionable beings
called beaux, with their pantaloons up to
their arm pits, asked bis friend how he
might distinguish them from scat in
bag !" lie immediately answered, "by
their vests, if they have any.' But re-
.plisd MIR. In'.lisitive suppose they have
no vrsts--then what ?'''' oh them said
he "you may set them down for I" pig
in poke.