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j. III. Ladi, s. Co.

j. Ill. Ladil, 8 Co.
OFFER for sale al reduccd prices FOR aps'
~ proved paper al long dates,
asa hhds Muscovado sugar
1l8 bbls do DO
10 do loaf e lump do
10 hhds molasses
60 do N Z. Rum
100 bbls do
80 hhds W. [ rum
6 jamaica
hhds and 80 bbls country gin
| hid Cherry Bounce
Pipes, half pipes and quarter casks
Scots and other Madeira and Sicily Nader
IA wines
10 hbls coloring
s do cordial
Is chests \. II. lea
80 boxes bloom rasins
Boxes almonds and pranes
1850 sides soai leather Of various kinds
$50 Brazil dried hyde5
Go bbls tanners oil
bb!s beet and pork
do do No. {. 2 makarel
90 halt do do
70 hbls heryings
400 boxes smoaked do
600 bushels potatoes
70 bbls do
1000 bushels Albany oats
10 do black eyed peas
f5otons plaster paris
grind stones,
90 Freeborn' s plonghs, withrxtra shares
of which are Kept constant supply OF eve
ry description
dreams writing, letter, sugar LOAF, wrap
ping and sheathing paper
boxes Crehoe's cards
IA bales India, German and Domestic
goods ofyariou. kinds
loo pieces Ravens Duck.
SO belts Russia do
10 pieces russia sheetingS
II cases mems, boys me and coarse
hats
Is cases do do shoes
5 do straw bonnets
3 do large and small combs
Bales English herring seine twine
40 bids Virginia leaf tobacco
10 kegs manufactured dO
90 lirlins butter
Is casks cheese
90 boxes mould candles
90 quintalS cod hsh
Kegs tongues and sounds
l3 casks ciit nails
tons fiat Swedes iron
i75 cast iron tea kettles
Q sets ten plates
.. casks English gunpowder, lying in
[ the powder house
Crates Liverpool and stone ware
90 bbls. red ochre
Dbl. indigo
go casks fresh lime
1900 bushels loose do
80 bundles New-Englapd hay
8 patent balances
yawi boats
grand harpschosd piano
hairsoia; clocks large and small
bales hops
3S boxes window glass, various sizes
Cordage, hand-spikes, mast hoops, gin
cases, nest meas tsand boxes may
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-09
JOHN sW ANN,
.1Iaaufacturer Of Stone Ware
w,sulNcToN. sTEET. 1ALExANDhIA,

WASHINGTON sTEET, ALEXANDRIA,
TWAS on hand a large and general assort-
s 4 ment OF ware, which he will put in
competition with any manufactured in the
Unted States. Having lately made a great
Enforcement on his ware, he solicits his
trisn Is and customers in the District, ana
from he country, 10 give him call, and all
orders they may think proper to favor HIM
with, viii be filled up at the following pri-
css viz Per dozen.
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COEpITIONS

CONDITIONS.
l; The above work viii be PR sed on fine
medium pape', and good type
EHc'l number Will contain q pages Of
close letter press, The whole TO be comprised
in eight numbers, making handsome 5ctavo
vo,ime.
3. 0ne number will be delivered each
week until the whole be completed Price
~ l-& cenfs-pGy0j!e on de!iccry.
Asa 'rHet.y 5ejfserz nay not he accep.
table to all roaaers those subscribers who
prefer taking The volume complete may have
It delivered 10 them, neatly done up in
boards, price One Dollar, By paying SO cts.
10 advance.
5. Thiswork will have the advantage of
containing many speeches, not published in
any former edition.
6. A list OF subscribers frames will be
Published at the conclusion.
GrSDGscrqtions feceiDed atthis office.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-09
Also for Freight,
For Freight,

s1 The brig TROPiC. Lsmuel Saw
800 s, er. master, burthen about COCO bar
IS arioo hh'is. IS an excellent vessel. IN
,onple4 order, and viii be ready for car
"a inaew days apuiv 10
= WILLIAM FOWLE & Co.
Rho hare f6r safe hsr cargo, of
l3o 90 feet Ok merchantable lnmter
nay
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-09
AISn fGr Efelght,
For Freight,

RI The schr. MELISSA, c. Swami,
..sSsSsls,master, burllien $50 bbis. will be
..s,;IT 10 load in few days.
e'l Aoolv TO JOHN II. LADD& Co. S
,yso oier for sale tue cargo of said schr OF
II feet merchantabIe lumber
o casks cut nails, assorted sizes
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-09
IL. D4RR.lH.
DENTIST.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs The ladies and
& z gentlemen of Alexandria that he has.ta-
ken his Old stand in Mr.. Atkinsop's house,
where be performs every operation in the
line OF his profession in TIE best manner.
may 3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-09
For Freight.

So The ship WlLHELNlNA carries
t.{ssSSgs 900 h5s or53o bhis. OF tobacco.
She IS il complete order. ana ready TO take
asagpo y board immediately. Apply 10
I'M. FOWLE & Co.
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ALIENS,
Pennsylvania Avenue,
WaslinptoD Git,

ayi =, Washington City,
: -; /" 10 sold most Of the prizes in. the proceed
s classes, aud where the highest prizes
ser Hrawnin the u. S. were sold and paid,
e., 10000 dolls. 10000. 10000, so, 900,
'psos 60 $4,000, $4,000, 10000, &c;
.,a* Orders from distant adyenturers. en-
" s,,s. we cash (pest paid, Twill be prompt
oft;.p e'leo 10, and information of the fate
ss gwen as seon as drawn Address
a S. S NJ ALLEN.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

EIyI.OPED RON the subscriber, living in
ia Richmond county, Va. os Tuesday the
25th OF April, muiat,o mao.by the name o.
MOSES s feet high, and about % yeats OF
age. he mas high forehead, leunging walk
with rather hoarSe voice, a good coanteu-
anc. ana has been accustomed entirely to the
house, and looking after horses. lie took with
him variety Of clothing, but particularly a
blue coat Of betlerquaiity than servants usn-
ally wear. There is every reason 10 besieye
he means to make his escape to the north.
Il apprehentled within the district OF BaitI-
more. he above reward will be given upon
Ass being secured in iaeie
LANDON CARTER sen.
near Richmond Court House.
nav 90 colin.
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Alsn f0r Freight.

kAN TIE superior schr PLANTER,
,aptian Drinkwater, burthen about
1000 bis, will he ready tor a cargo in toul
days; viii take freight 10 any port.
nay Apply as above.
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Was Committed.

no the jail for the county Of Alexandria,
4 as "a runaway, ON the 9th inst. negro
man who calls himself TOM, and says he is
the property of John Soper, living abont four
miles from Upper Marlborough, Nd, The
said negro is about % years of age, five feet
seven inches high, OF yellow complexion,
stout and square made, has on drab coat
and domestic pantalooRs. The owner is de-
sired to come, prove property pay charges,
and take him away, otherwise he vii! be
disposed OF as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
mays tn2m Jaiior.
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Yer Freight,

"a The sIaop EXPRESS, John
Knight. master, bu?then 500 barrels,
..;g S ready in three days for freight to
sa' So JOHN Il. LADD &, Co.
Also for Freight,
xgg Tie fast sailing AID new brig
st1OLUMBUS. bGrthen l2oe barrels,
now Incomplete order for the recepiiono OF a
e,rgo.qhich she will take to any eastern or
West Dan port. Apply as above.
maY!i
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Spanish Segars.

EUST received I'm Baltimore, 100 whole,
ep halt, and quarter boxes of Spanish Sc
gars, of superior quality, which will be sold
low for cash. s. WARD,
Corner of Prince and Union streets.
may IL fnw3w
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81. n0fs ~ pltCherS 8 0OIIS

The ware will be packed on the shortest
notice, and delivered in any, part OF the
toWa, aud in all cases there will be made
liberal discount for cash.
may iWmsW
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-09
New publications..

ErICARD0'S Political ECONOMY, a very
a syaluable work, and adapted TO tie times
ALSO,
The Monastery. romance, by the author
Of Nayeriy, &c &C. in 9 vols for So, br
may 60 JOHN A. STElfAisIl.
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For Boston or Portland,

-Sv 'Yae aew and superior brig
4Ysl 4STER. Gushing Prince mas,
ss'-' $ NOW loading sill in all next
ts eli and take some freight fer either OF
,be above ports.
!. vssseE {. viii be ready for a cargo in 9
~ Mo have received by the above schr I'm
Mara. half pipes. quarter and halt quarter
~. old Naleira wiue, from the house Ct
s . Co may l3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-09

liverpool Coarse Salt Afioat.
vgSWENTY FIVE HUNDRED bushels
Z coarse salt on board the ship Commences,
captain RoSe, from Liverpooi, at Central
Wharf.
Also, 500 bushels English potatoes,
Forsale by WA. FOWLE s. co.
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SELLING OFF CHEAP
Great Bargains rlay be md Al
Gather g Ear!'s
CHEAP STORE

ofiGRF SiORA,
IN the following goods, viz
d Best Canton grapes, (biack and other
celors}
Do do Grape shawls
Sarsenets, Senshaw's sewing silks
Black iiorentines, black silk hdkts.
Baltas, gurrahs, sannals, Waltham shirt
iIgs and sheetings
Brown, sbirtings pieaehed do
Handsome domestic plaids, chambrays,
Checks, ticklenbmgs and burlaps
Russia diapers, Russia sheetings,
Brown Holland, Irish linens and lawns
Buekskin and beaver gloves
Parasols, umbrellas, thule lace,
MeriDo saawis, ribbons, best kid gloves
LevanGnes, Italian Grape, black and
white florence (sssorted colors)
Best tWiled cords and yelvets, shawlS,
Sewing cotton,muslins, cloths. casimes,
Superine white flannel, caIlcoes
Cambrics, null null muslin,
Book muslin. best cotton cassimeres,
Rich cotton shaw!s, Madras fiahdkI5,
Checks, wonen's fac cotton hose
Mems halfhose black and assorted CO.
lorsl
Bombazetts, best twilled, (black and
assorted cnlors, do
English Bed Ticking, very fine
Marseiles vesting, dimity, iiue steam
loom shir;ing, nankeens, and merin) shawls,
Era,rctor'c hest kofc
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For Boston.

xE5> The schooner OSPRAI, capiau
Ny.s isEaring is uow loa,ling viii take fuH
hmS,ired,arrels on freight Apply 10
WAN r(lWIE 81 Co.
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ALL FLOATING.
Grand Scheme,
; e6 P ICES
1874 Blanks
5000 Tickets
22e95,ooo

$4,000 Tickets 225, 900
Noltwo blanks to prize.
tSs lottery presents inducements that
are seldom offered To the public, the prizes
n S.s ell pa' into the wheel on the first day.
hose wishing to adventure in this rich lot
sesy sho'b,l not delay, as all OF the high
is'tes are liable to come out on the first
Halves 80 I 8 a,ht =. Q loI
L or tue Lucky Numbers anDlv at
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-09
LITERATURE LOTTERY,

No. 5.
WILL draw III the city of New
York, on the 22d of THIS month.
Prizes,
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april s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-19
Prom the Boston Patriot.
Interesting 10 Dyeys.

&BECfCSfNsS tV </Iefo'
The following letter, with-the !Orchel-
la Archil, Lichen RoelIa, therein men,
toned, | have recently received, and
shall cheerfIiy deliver it to any person,
who will make an experiment, to extract
the coloring matter.
Under Archil and Litmus in Rees'
Cyclopedia, are descriptions OF this spe.
oles Of moss and lis use.
Mr.. Shepherd, of this town, informs
me he has SONG treatises on .Orchella,
and will with pleasure, give such infor-
matio, as he na, possess i'll relation to
the mode OF using it as a dye. The
prepared pigment, is now imported from
England, under the name Of the manu-.
facylrer, Cu,hbeW. .0 @,...
Ii. A. $. DEARBORN.
Caesos4 Roase, Rcston, July 8, 1920.
Porfo Praya, s.. Jago, Fe6. 25 1880
Sra Having been presented with
q small sack Of Orchela. by the agent of
the administration, | take the litetty Of
sending i, 10 you. Ii ID nonopolized
BY. the government. and an article Of
great value in Europe, from which a
liquid is extracted, applied by dyers in
fixing coiors. particularly red, in which
most American dyers fail. il is much
used in Europe to give brilliant hue TO
crimson. purple, violet aid blue, WOODEN
and Silk fabrics.
In the Emporium Of Arts and Scien.
ces, by Coke, vol. 2, page 3l7, 1t ap.
pears that Orchella has been long used
BY the Tartars and Armenians at Astra-
can, and no doubt was originally intro
duced from Persia.
Anxious that the American Dyers
may become acquainted with the utility
Of OrchelIa, l solicit that you would
cause an experiment to ls tried OF the
little | send you, and should any person
be able to extract the liquid, aid apply
it in dying, the administration will pen
NIT it to be shipped to America. Z.
I am, with great respect, your most
obedient servant.
SAM'L HOBGES, Jr."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-19

SANS of Seville. 'Ti,atit r.isEa bs coo-
,yeyed, a. convenient time, to the Me-
tropolitan Church Of Hispaniola. For
he had so wilIed, and it was so done.-
But row, that his bones may TO longer
lie iu ground which is not Spanish, they
have been removed, after lapse of nearly
two centuries, to this new Cathedral OF
the Virgin Mary, of Immaculate concep-
ception, and duly buried, on the l7th
day OF January. l7s6.-Tbe city of Ha,
vana, mindful Of the merits Of SO great a
man, in relation to herself, and cherish
ing, at this expected time, his precious
RI mains, has erected this monument, and
conducted the whole funeral at her own
expence. Under the civil adminis,ra-
ton of Philip iranspalace, and Verdija;
ard during the military command OF
Luddoyico de las Casas."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-19
GRkAT ACLIPSE.

The Astronomers are occupied in cal
culating the eclipse Of the Sun, which
will take place on the 7th OF September
next. Ibis eclipse will be visible over
an extent Of more than four million Of
square leagues, surface nearly equal to
a SIKH part Of the earth, and resembling
kind of oval of about 1900 leagues III
circumference, comprising all Europe,
the westcrnparts Of Asia, all Africa as
far as to Monomopota, and part Of
Norh-Amcrica. The eclipse will hast
three hours. 1t will be the creates, Of
all those which happened in this part OF
Europe ever since the year 1864, and
Indeed, Of all those that viii again happen
here before the year l847. Like the
two eclipses here alluded to, il will be
annular that is, the disc of the moon
will not wholly cover the disc Of the
sun, bat in certain parts Of the Garth the
sun will show the appearance Of an aDnu-
lus OF ring, round the body Of the
Moon, TIC position and magnitude Of
which viii depend on the situation Of the
spectator - In no part ofEpgkn6 sill
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-19


A small pamphlet OF eight pages en-.
titled, "2he Confession and History Of
the svhole Life Of Morris ". II. HUI
The avrs fctied young Mail Robber, aprlt-
ten BY himselG" has been published and
is hawked about the several cities OH the
scaboard.
1t appears by the following letter from
HUI, that the pamphlet is fictitious.
pcddling catch-penny.
"HAtTIMoRE, July 5th, 1920
"Having seen pretended confession
ard history of my lie, said to be written
BY mc, I wish to state, for the satisfac-
ton Of my friends, particularly those
who have taken an interest in my fate,
and who are unacquainted with me, and
also with my liie previous to my present
disgrace, that | have not written any con-
fession nor history M my life, and that
the confessions now circulating in Phila-
telphia, or elsewhere, are utterly false.
And rs it is also hinted in some pa
pers and copied into others, thar words
Of contrition and repentance were put
into my mouth. OF, that have been made
to speak such by proxy, declare that
none such has ever been w.;ttcn tor me
Such charges is utterly false.
e "MOllRIS N. b. HULL"
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From Me Roi,imore Pa,riss.
BALTlMORE.

I, creates glow OF just pride and sat.
isfaction, when we find the intelligent
and informed. from o,hef--placcs, ready
TO do justice to the spirit, the enterprize
and the taste of orr city. Mr. Moan,
Of tie New-7ork Adyoeafs, a gentleman,
to whom travel has given the advantage
of pcrsousi observation. and a classical
education and extensive reading, the
means Of pro6ling by such observation
recently paid Baltimore visit. Lik,
all. who Judge for themselves, and who
take the proper means of obtaining inior
ma'iyn, he has the candor to declare, tha
Baltimore is the most cnscrprisiug city
in the Union, and inferior to none j,
public. spirit, This Is attested by he
public works." He adds. on this sub
jecr
"Sixty years ago. there were scarcel,
sixty hpuses in Baltimore, which now
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-19
THE SPRINGS.

From the new arrangements made at
Saratoga and BalIston Spa, much COM
pahy is expected there this season. A
new spring has been discoycsed at the
latter village, which combines many Of
the qualities and effects Of the Congress
spring at Saratoga, and ,partakes much
Oh the saline. The public Well ol, the
Flat has been excaYated to its original
bed; aud the water is said to he as
pure, as it was twelve years since.
Joseph Bonaparte IS al Ballston Spa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-19
ACCOUNTS FROM ST. THOMAS,

10 the 9th June, state, that the Roy.
alst Gen. Muriilo had acknowledged the
Spanish Constitution at Caracas that
the famous long looked for Gen. Deve-.
raux, with his staff, had arrived at Mar.
gariua fom Ireland that Gen. Bolivar
bad lately obtained 20. COO stand Of good
arms, and it was. expected he would
make bold push shortly, the lndepend-
ents being determined never to lay down
their arms without complete Utterly CT
choosing and establishing governments
Of their own.--- Admiral Brion, with his
feet. was at Rio &c la Hacha, which
place he captured some time since.
Piratical cruisers had been very active
in the neighborhood of Porto Rico, and
about the Virgin Islands, but ha,t re-.
Gently received some check by the csp-
ture OF two Of them. The regular com.
missioned Patriot cruisers generally uesr
oil vessels respectfully, excerpt Spanish
and Portuguese. 1t was thought that
tNo or three light cruisers, ofihc Amer.
ican navy. would give great securii, to
Cur commerce in those seas, and arc ,e-
~ much needed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-19

his aralalai appearance 6vs o',sessesii II
will be seen, however. in the Sbeliititi
Islands. On the Continent, in any pa
OF that track OF the country which ex1
tends nearly in straight line from iiF-
north of Wesiphalia 10 the south OF Italy,
the inhabitants will have an opportunity
Of beholding this singular phenomenon
Lipe,tsof PAPER.
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wp G9atI.
BALTIMORE. JuIy 10.

Yesterday afternoon, Peregrine Hut
ton, Ole ct the convicts under sentence
Of death, for Mail Robbery and Murder,
was baptized in the Jail.Yard by the
Reverend James Osbonrnc. pastor Of the
Third Baptis, Church in this city. A
large concourse attended aud the scene
was solemn and impressive. The Rev.
DIR. Neksh introduced the service with
ashor. atidress---singing followed--pray-
u succeeded, by the Mr.. D'Leyce,
when the congregation were addressed
BY the Rev. Mr. Realy.--Thc ordin-
ance was then administered; and the
whole concluded with singing, and
prayer by the kev. DIR. Weksh.
Reo. and Dear Sri hope you will
accept Of these lew lines from dying
man, as pledge OF my unleigned love
10 you, as have no other way better
whereby ! can express my thanks to you
for your frequent and unwcaried visits as
minister Of the gospel, to me, poor
criminal in my dreary cell; by which |
have, dear sir, been much benefited by
your conversation. have always been
delighted in your manner OF speaking on
scripturc---it is so applicable to my in
iant views Of the merit of Cod hope
the God Of all grace will reward you for
your labours Of ilove towards me. also
wish you may enjoy mucn OF that God,
before whom Unjust soon appear. With
tne, a few days will close the scenes oi
this unfriendly world--but /, dear sir,
am not appalled, at de:th--my trust aud
hope Is in Christ, my God, who oath
done for me great things, and Holy Is
bis name.---O what mercy it is, that
! am brought to know myself and the
God Of lsrael---lt is good hope in
Christ Jesus, that makes dying any way
easy--Oh, dear sir, ! hope you will visit
me every day, if il Is convenient, and be
witlime when l take my eternal exit
from this world. Dear sir. pray for me
--and the God of all grace be with yon
and supper. you forever. Believe me
to be yours in love.
PEREGMNE HUTTON.
Rev. Dg LIE Rec.
1aidmere Prison, Tn Jn!y 1890.
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BOSTON, JULY IL.
rf-V

To the 23d May, have been received,
via. ST Johns m. b. They furnish a )
few articles not before received The
resignation Of the Earl ofLiverpoM wa,.
talked of, and> Lord Greenville named q,
successor The retirement of MIR.
Fansittart was ulso spoken OF, ard Mr..
Huskisson named as SUCCESSOR.
The Queens birth day was celel,rs.
ted ct the different public offices, and
other places under the control of the Tx.
ecutive, with the respect due to her
MaJesty's station.
4 MIR. Hunt had been removed frcn the
Kings Bench Prison, and carried to II.
chester Gaol, under escort OF body of
horse.
The Grand Jury found bill Of intlict.
ment tor high treason, against Edwards,
the spy, and irs!igator OF the Cato.stIeet
conspiracy, Mrs. 1'histlewood, Mrs.
Brunt, Julian l'bis,leaoot. the son, and
other Witnesses, were examinsd IN sup
port of the charge. Edwards ha. ab-
seconded. 1t is reported also that Mt.
Harmer, solicitor is authorised by Soma
individuals to offer 1907. reward for the
apprehension OF Edwards. Evidence
from undoub,ed authority has, it is said,
been procured, that all the pixies which
were found in the premises Of the Cato
street conspirators were manufactured by
Edwards order, and that for every ol,e
Of them the manufacturer was pad br
Edwards. The manufacturer himsels
has come forward to prove this fact
Sir Walter. Scott, on his return fiom
London to Scotland, travelled at the rate
Of ten miles an hour, to be in tine to see
his daughter married on the 5Oib Of a
pril, considering May an unlucky month
for marrying; the unfortunate Queen
Mary having been married in tha,
month.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-19

Our last let,crs from Spain (says the
Norfolk Herald) inform MS thar the Mes
sage Of the President TO Congress, re
commencing Suspension OF hostile pre-
ceed:ngs against Fiorids, IN ccuseqnss. e
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and the
Hon. SAMUEL EDDY,

be recommended TO the Freemcn Of this
State, Tor reelection, as Representatives
in the 18th Congress OF the y. States;
and j, was further unanimously resolved.
by said Convention, that they viii usr
all fair and honorable excrtions to ltiecs
that object. s'.
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NEWPORT.
Republican Nemirat,on.
WEDMESDAY, JUlr 10, 1920.

HCP1VFtLW nSWNUBItHt
Alta General Convention Of lsepubli,
can Delegates from the several towns ia
Rhode Island, at Newport, on Wednes.
day, the 2lst Of June, ls20--PHIlIY
MARTIN. Esq. Plesidenr, and DUrzs
j. PEARcE, Esq. Secretary---H v&
UnmimoQsly Res0lped, That the
Hon. NATHANIEL HAZARD.