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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16
WARN(NC-.c,1xi

Notwithstanding the salutary admoniiion
gwen IN our paper of Saturday mornng last
to the recent residents of Fell's Point, rcla-
tive to premature prccipitancy in returning to
their dwellings at that place, and the instance
gwen of the consequence of such procedure
with no ordinary feelings of surprise and aston
ishment weycsterday heard that many families
had actually gone 10 their former hahitations !;
and many more purposed RETURNING in a few
days y!
The Bill of Mortality for the Oh hours end
ing October Z, most decisively evinces an
accession of deaths by malignant fever, and
the humid state of the atmosphere is by no
means calculated TO produce a speedy EXITING
ton of the cause or causes of the most virulent
scourge that ever afflicted our " i'll fatcd" city.
There surely must be a total absence of
every thing like discretion, prudence and pro-
priety or, IA blind infatuation and desperate
prodgality of life, on the part of those who
are thus inconsiderate.
The deep interest we take in the preserva-
ton of but solitary human being, has occa-
stoned the foregoing remarks We have no
sectional preludices or prepossessions-ou oh
ject being solemnly to warn our fellow citizens
not to jeopardize or sport with their existence.
Bait Fed. Rep.
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zALUABLE MICROBES ZOE SAFE.


The county Orange miles above the cOrrt-bouse
on the idh Nortbe, about thirty slaves of which ten are
mem None are more valuable They sold from neees-
sity and for faults. The Of sale nupt
credit with interest from the date Bond approved scs
cnris VIII b. required fhad weather prevent lie sale on
the 10Th, il will alse piece the day after.
oran4c, Oc It, ic-wlw THOMAS HARBOUR
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Dismal Slcamp Land Company.
hE Proprieor OF shares in the Dismal Swamp Compass
nN are notified that, Thursday the ay of Noyrn-
Der next is the period fixed by law for annual meeting
OF the Company at Suffolk, Virginia.
YORK, Oct. rs. 46-tt5N TII.GRJFFIN prcs;.tor.
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FROM SPAIN.


We have received by the Agnes, Cadiz pa
pers To the s5th of August, They say nothing
OF any disq;Iietudc, or disturbances in that
kingdom.
The yellow fever prevailed at Barcelona,
hut the deaths did not exceed in day
The usual precautions were taken t. prevent
the introduction OF the disease into Ma,;rd.
Letters received at Madrid, stated that
great discomfort existed at Naples, and an ex-
plosion was daily expected.
The Extraordinary Cortes had convened at
Madrid. The proceedings published are alto
Scthei OF a local character. The permanent
Cortes, were To assemble on the 23th Sep
TENDER. ID.
Yesterday morning, Edward w. Miliigan,
and Hugh Wechnan, were arraigned before
The Court of Sessions, in an Indictment of q
great number of counts, for robbing the Phe-
NIX Bank, of notes or bills described, on the
10Th of August last, amounting to 1865 dol
lars. The prisoners, by their council, Messrs
l.nce and PhGniX, plead not guilty TO the in
dictment, which Is not expected to he travers-
ed until the next monthly sessions.
NJ y. II. Journal.
Amongst the recent territorial appointments
in East Florida, we perceive that our late wor-
thy townsmen, Edmund La,c, Esq. has been
appointed Alcalde at St. Augustine, By the ac-
ting Governor.
The U. States schooner Alligator, Lieu
tenant Commandment Stockton, sailed from
Boston ON Wednesday,, on a cruise To the
Coast of Africa.
The elegant new ship Mayhower, of $50
tons, Capt Geo. Harris, has sailed from Ply
mouth, (alass.) for the South Seas, being the
first whale ship ever dispatched from that Port
She IS named after the ship from which our
iorefathcrs landed MAT. Int.
NoRFoLK, October 1O.-The oppressive
heat of the weather On Monday, and the close
heavy atmosphere for some days preceding,
threatened an extension of sickness in our
town, but we We're reioiced 10 find the weather
change It's temperature, so that yesterday we
had 1t as cool as could reasonably wish for
the season. A continuance of such weather
would soon rid us of our great enemy but
that is hardly TO be expected. Herald.
report Of Deaths al Norfolk, for Tie "a hours
ending on the GM inst. at noon.
Palsy, in work house
Bilious fever, Mrs Jennings, Mary Ann Johnson
negro woman of MIR. Spratley's 8
pneumonia, a negro woman of MIR. Jas. Taylors ]
Malignant fever, child Of Mr. eRobinson's /
NoTE-ln the last report, instead of ''a Sailor
from Navy Yard should have been Thos Aspin u
Pauper from New York
For FL hours ending TueSddI The Oh inst ut noon
Bilious fever, Jas. White, in poor house.
Malignant, Ambrose Williams, negro of Mr..
L. Talbot, q
Malignant fever, \ negro girl of Mrs Bcnson's,
| woman Of Mr. Ashiev's. Q
| There no death for tic Q hours ending on
Friday, the 18th inst. AT
j. MYERS InSpector
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U Meeting 0fhe President and Directors 0j

M .Heetng u the President and Directors OF
III Jnms Ris,r Company, 15th day If Ofobr 1921.
EsOLYtD, that proposals will be received til tho Isl Of
Y December, for making tie rUR MIKE ROAD in Sec
tnns commencing ~ station No 80 in the third mile from
hanlwba river (rst seetionJ cris Tavern aud iron.
Caaan "a The mouth Of Dunap creek, agrecaby 10 The
specification which has been adopted, and which mas be re-
iefred 10 application Mr. Robert Pollard or 10 the
Road Commissioners in Greenbrier county.
AcoPy-1este, ROBERT POLLARD Clerk.
October ~. 4fl-tfD
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IFrom Doc Caldwell nake Georgcl ennrdianl

DRUNKARDs.-By law of the last session
of the Legislature, it is made the duty of the
OyeTseers of the poor, i'm the several towns of
this state, to forbid all dealers in spirituous IL
quOrs TO sell TO drunkard, manning hm) un-
der penalty of ten dollars for each and every
offence. We have received the following no
tice, with a request from some of our most res
pectable citizens that it might be published
This is the first case that has come to our
knowledge, and we wish the example might
be followed up, until drunkard shall not be
found among us -
To all and every merchant. distiller keeoer
grocer, tavern-keeper, other dealer in,spiritu-
Gus liquors. in the town Of Caldwell.
Please To take notice That you are not TO give or
sell, under any Pretence, sprtuous liquors Samuel
Crane, Jr blacksmith, drunkard.
NATHAN CRANDAI.. Oyerseer Of the Poor
Caldwell, Aug. 81, 1921
NEW YoRK, October S.-The new stone
Shot T'OCer, erected by Mr.. G. Youle, at Belle
vue, between the New Alms-Ilouse and
Kensngton House, and which had attained
the height of about ! 10 feet, fell on Saturday
evening, breaking of about 6 or 20 feet above
its base. We have not learnt the cause
of this misfortune, or whether il arose from
any defect in the architectural principles OF
its construction. twas said, Yesterday, that
persons were engaged on Saturday near the
place, in blasting rocks, and it is coniectured
the foundation might have been affected by
the shocks. The Tower appeared well, and
as i capable ofresisting any tempest.
October 1.-THE Franklin "a, Commodore
Stewart, went over Sandy Hook Bar early
yesterday morning, and came to anchor till the
afternoon, when she got under way and pro.
cecdcd TO sea, accompanied by the Dolphin
schooner.
Al tie vessels that sailed yesterday got fc
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The ,SioleI .3nnn0I -JTgeI
OBSERV

MOlFNr AIRY FEMALE SCHOOL will he continued
I've the ensuing yearand will commence on the 10Th OF
January II will he dismissed the 10th Of December. A
vacation OF one month will take place during tue summer.
Terms Tor board and tuition 100 dollars paid hall yearly in
advance. HUMPHREY 'JilII
Mount Airv Caroline Oct 10, 4f,,ea, L.
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Fromcntin, who issued kaJeos corpus in
favor Of Col. Callaya but by New Orleans
Gazette OF the 9Th ult. it appears he had
chaogcd bis opinion, and admitted I" be bad no
The Massachusetts spy., 1821-07-11
HATS selling off at the
lowest Market Prices.
JOHN p. KETTELL

Ia AS recently received a guam
n H. tity of Boston SuperIine HATS-whioh.
with those OF his own manufacture, enable him
to offer an Assortment much more extensive
Than tormerly-among which are the follow
ing
Gentlemen's Fine Beaver Hats; do.
Castor do. do. plated do. do. Fine Wool do.
Youths Plated do; do. Drab do do. Drab
Green under do.; do. Fine Wool dos &c. &c.
those wishing to procure a Hat, of
any particular shape or quality not then on
hand, will be promptly and faithfully accom-
modated on the most reasonable terms.
6r Cash and the highest price given
for all kinds of I1us!
n An honest, industrious LAD, from Id to
10 years old, is wanted, as an Apprentice. at
the above place. None need apply but those
who can produce the best recommendations;
Wofcester, jane l3, 1921. CIV
The Massachusetts spy., 1821-07-11
MISCELLANY.
80 ~IzZZZ/Zz,-
From the Charleston Courier.T
WE.4L1H, IND IT'S USES.

A rich man is an object of enyy--not
for the number of his domesticks, the
luxuries Of his table, or the splendour Of
his equipage--not for the earesses Of
the venal, the applause of sycophants,
or the numerous facilities which he en-
joys of suiting this world to himself
but for the ability to make others hap
py, and, by acts Of benefcence and pat
riotism, to connect himself with the
fame OF his country, and make his name
memorable in after times.
Wealth, of itself, is adyentitious, and
signifies nothing. When acquired by
honest labour, it is proof Of virtuous
industry, and gladdens all who behold it.
When derived from our ancestors, it
shews them to have been frugal and
meritorioIs. Thus, in both these in
stances wealth is honorable, and be-
longs to the family of the virtues. On
the other hand, when it comes TO crown
tle toll of the miser, wet and dim with
the tears Of the poor, it looks like the
vices which procured it, and both are
covered with shame.
Now he who, having honourably ob-
tanned, would usefully dispense his rich
The Massachusetts spy., 1821-07-11
Patent Lead Aqueducts.
THE Subscriber respectfully


L. informs the Publick, that he continues
the manufacturing of LEAD AQUEDUCTS.
for the conveyance of water, at the Shop for.
merly occupied by Mr.. Wilfiana III. Houard.---
The manner in which they are made, renders
them as cheap at first cost as Wooden Aque-
ducts; so that the purchaser in this case will
be free from the trouble OF repairing leaky and
rotten Logs. Any person or persons wishing to
purchase Aqueducts of this kind, can be fur
nished with any size or weight, by calling on
the Subscriber, 1T his Shop, near Sikes's Inn, in
Worcester.-He fatters himself, from the
good encouragement he has had, since he com.
menced the business, that he shall merit the
patronage OF all those who wish to purchase
this kind of article.
individuals can be furnished with
size sufficient to bring water for the use of their
House and Barn, for 81 so per rod Aque-
duct Companies can also be furnished with
Aqueducts at short notice, from 2 to dollars
per rod, or more, as the price will vary in pro-
portion to the size and weight of the Pipe.-
All fayours thankfully received, and strictly at.
tended to, by iCHABOD WASHBURN.
Worcester, J1.iy 8, 1921.
The Massachusetts spy., 1821-07-11
POETRY.
EXTRACT
THE SHTPWRECK.

From Barry COmwalrs Marcian Colonna.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-07

industrious yoaSs nseignes. iss, every
thing he possessed ;--his loss exceeds
hve thousand dollars. Mr.. tarrrll's
tails short of that sum.
We do not recollect of ever seeing our
enginemen work to more advantage, or
subduc the fiery element in so short a
time, as on this occasion ;---and it is no
more than fair, to assert, that by their
skilfulness, and The exertions Of those cit
liens, who did worR, that the other
buildings were saved.
IL was remarked by several gentle
men, that hre-ladders would have been
highly serviceable on this occasion--as
the hose might have been caried qsi,e
up to the windows, whereby much wa
ter that was wasted, would have done
execution.
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DIED,
In this town. % the 30th January. Miss ELrsA D
SsSss, aged a.
oo Friday last. sfter long iiiness. Mr. ssAAxss
TowRsIsh. aged <6
Yesterday morning. Nr Hsrss FowLsa. sged
-. con Of fChristopher Fowler. Esq.
On Prudence Island suddenly, Mrs PsAass, con-
sort Of Capt Samuel Psarce.
AZ Boston. Mr. yoas srAssosH. formerly Of thls
town.
At New.York, Mr. HsNay SovrswIsx, printer,
aged IS. formerly Of this towa.
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MUSLlNS. SHIRTlNGS, &,.
Extra tne O. |, India Book,
- n6.4 Scotch Book.
4-a Null Null,
"a and 5-4 superior Cravat,
~ and Ga jaconet, and Camby,
MUSLlNS.
3-A & ~ Waltham Cotton Shir,iris:
7-8 British Steam Loom Twist. de-.
"a Irish Linens--Iow priced.
~ French Linen, ine,
for sale at the north wing of the r. /. Z.
Bank, by
JAMES HAMMOND.
Newport, Feb. =. 1877
On SATURDAY next, st ~ o'clock,
Wa DC ss!d az PubGe faction, for tks Sen, ~
Vvhom if may concern,
n quantity OF old Copper and the
"A Main Shrotids. &c. OF the late
ship William & Jane, OF New. York.
Conditions made known st the time
and place Of sale.
Wfitf<x LSrts, .lssi'v.
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TO LET--M Aacfion.
On THURSDAY, Feb SD.
II 3 o'risck, p " On tAe PreKises,
(if fair, otherwiss the aext fair dsy,l

Op THURSDAY, Feb sd,
AfS o'eisek, p n On sAe Prenises,
(if fair, o,herwiss the sex, fair dsy.l
~,a be Let al PsSde Asefios,
THE Real Estate oi Joseph Cundall.
i ESD late Of rortssou.h. deceased, (fee The
term Of one yeari) Wis ...
rhe Gi'st MN and Ciothier's Works, end
spinn,ns and Weaving Apparatus, nov inprossd -
t,,ains 100 acres. and the Perry S.r1 so.,.islns
about 10 acres The good Suaities Of she above
Farms for pasture, meadow and illase, are tso veil
known to need nuol, Recommendation.
Likewise, the Gals House, convenient for one or
too small families, and ecnsiguoss 10 sthse sf the
above Farms.
cosditioss made kposn At the Auction.
SAMUEL CLARKE, I 49,.
GILES MANCHEsTGR,
Portsmouth, ian. 81, 1921
Csmmtssi0sers' ASfise.
Wa, the subscribers having bces sppoiatsd D
w he Hos Court Of Probate for TIE ;ovs o.
North King gNo&n, in the eouaty q Wsshingtos.
Commi ssioners to receive, ess niss aad sAjsst We
claims sgsinss the Estate OF
WAITE sPfSK, r
late sfsad North widow, desc assd. ~
presented issolvsnt, do hereby give notice, that
three rsshs longer, hon the 32d Jan lest. ar 81.
loved 70 the ereditors Of the said Estate, 70 bring
in an< prove their respective elsias, and that ne
viI atsad for that purpose st respective dvsi.
lings. st any tine within The said period.
s:ssss sssss s's sanns1x ,M.sx' S...."...-.
An persoe. isdebseS to said sessts. ere called
spoo 70 aske imncdiate payment 10
NATHANIEL Sr1Nk. AAaassrssr.
Worth. .Kiagssovs. Feb =. 1894. r7
sssSosV. se. cisrk's sHes @ sAs Ssnrs0s
judicial Css,s, Fsb. 8, 1871.
XIyHIugAs EIisabsth Pierce, vife Of Tinothp
w Pseros, hss A,ed in sail oasee her petition.
prsyiae Cor reasons therein stated. that the bands d
nstriIony sou subsistIRg bstveea her sa1 the said
Tinoahy. nsy b forever diasslved Nstce 10 there
Ass bsrsbv Givss 70 taid Tinothy 70 make bis sp-
hoides q Newport On tAe Rsst Monday Of March
aext. to shsv eause, o. any be may hsse,) vhy the
prayer ef Nd petitios ought not 70 be granted
Hstsp wsArss, Csrk.
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ElEARED.
Memoir ANOA.

eshr hattie. Daiy. Of ". Kioystown. 70 days
from York. while going into Besmsda Jan. -.
struck, and imul,distely sunk-vesssi and cargo
expected to be saved.
Big h.ram, Edited, arrived at the Raliss
Dec. 29h from thls port.
Schooner ksnnebec Trsder, Gale, Of THE
port, arrived a, New York on soth sW. from
New Orleans.
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Holmes Hale, Fe6. .. Arrived brig Ram.
bier, Sno'we'i, OF Boston, 90 days from Csy-
emo, snd 10 from Bermods. Ths Rambler
was blown IF ne coast, after having reached
as fsr Us lat. 81, 80. NJ. Ion. 90, w. and hsv.
ing sprung . le ak In . usmeodous gale, and
being short Of provisions, bore up for Dor.
a.ads she sailed frsm thence on the ie,h
Jso ior he, destined port. soa arrived e.
RJpes' Hole oe sne - sSs. after sgaia ex.
pofieocing very heavy gales OF Wind Left
A. Csyepn sehr. R.boii. R,ehsrdss OF Boston
'waitiog cargo sch. Essex of tslssn, 70
charge Of the mate, uncertain. At Be- nada
ship Edward, Hsyward, Of and foe NerEolk, in
10 days, big Peggy & Pamela, Pay. con.
demaed ~ unseawotnr; sch. Evergreen,
Ste,son, under seisute sch RoxAas. from
North. .Csroiins, with slaves, JUST arrived: aud
several other American vessels, nance un.
known. Spoke, Jan, 30, hat. 81, Is, Ion. 70,
80, sch. Illinois, Rice, = days from N, Yo'k.
bouod to New.Yo,k bound % Postso.P rinee,
bsd 40 men fros, -b,uen. Jse. ~, lat. IS ~,
ton. 20, 50, seh: X R,bbii, Richards, OF aid 10,
Boston, IS days f. IN Csyenae.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT or NE,vPoRT.

fOkl Of NENPOkI.
ENTERED,
Brig Mssshsns, BIN, Polor Pssss, Gausa-
loups.
eLEARED.
Ship William, Bake, Sheidou, Providsn-
CO f; brig Merchant, Bin Nev.York slooP
Sally, Williams, Wss,-Indies.
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The ~eath9 hasbeM - moderate fM
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The Hon. John Holmes, has been re.
elected Senator to Congress, BY the Leg
islature of the State of Maine.
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NEW GOODS.

A Variety Of New Articles; received
"A from the late ssstions-jus, opened: and fos
&. w. LAWTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-07

shine tinle pn,, ti.at our inner harbor is
entirely open, and the ice has given way
for several miles up the bay. The har-
Dor Of Bristol is also open.
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Measures have been taken at New,
York and Philadelphia, to collect sub.
scriptions, to supply the poor with the
necessary article OF fuel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-07

n Splendid Fortune The war or the
Spanish Maine is sssd to have enabled
Gen, Moriio to amgss fortune Of fwo
millions Of dsilars, and tta, he res,es
ronSenfed.
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Somera. a respectable ,iset ut tho Balisc, ever
heard one al iiiem say, that he would give a
large sum Of money to lie nj sea that night
that ne capt. =. felt satisfied that this sailor re-
cosniScd in small schr that was cruising of
tbs 3i'Ir. some ofhis piratic;,l comrades, and
that he believes they were waiting for the
Franklin, with knowledge that the specie
was on board-we We're pleased when we
heard uf her safe arrival at Phad,lphia-
Ihese things should be represented To- the au-
thorty at Washington. 1t is highly discredi-
table that the government within their own
waters should permit the existence of such
outragrs-they can plead 10 excuse for these
things have been repeated for years in the
Gult ot Mexico, and they cannot be ignorant
of the shocking and dreadful excuses that
have been So often practised"
ES!,tsct ofd letter IF Sept. 10.
The Orleans Is not yet up, nor is there any
material alteration in the statement given from
report and that from captain Smell the extent
OF the robbery we hope however to find on
exaniJallon tn be- less than tile general sup
position"
IL WAS very natural for the writer of the
above letter to utter complaints against the
government for neg!.ctng 10 protect the very
valuable trade % New Orleans but we have
the best authority for stating, that the govern
ment, hcing futy informed of the atrocities
committed has heen INCREASING in measures for
tue DISPOSAL of The naval force in such a man
ner as To insure suppression of these piratical
excuses, and to bring the villains TO condisn
P1nis hmcni. Phi. Ga-.
From New Orleans Papcr.l
PIRACY.
English Turn, Sept Arrived, this after
noon, brig Ciarissa Ann, Captain Green, Sc
days from Greenock. Cargo, Goals and dry
goods, to Dennistoun, It'll &. Co.
Capt. Green states that his vessel was rob
bed of goods TO large amount (probably
8 10000 BY d small piritcal schr. of Cape
Antonio, Aug %. The schr Was manned
with II or ii Spaniards, we'll armed with
maskets, cuilasses, SC. They took the hag,
most OF the Captain and seameu's clothing.
watches, &c. in short, every article of value
they could lay their hands upon Capt. G.
adds that the conduct OF the pirates was out
rItSeous IN the extreme, threatening them with
death IN case discretion of articles endured
ior.-A few hours before, the schr had rob
bed the English brig Neptune, Capt Kelly,
from Jamaica, bound to ST. Johns, n. b. of
AL their clothes and $ 5,o0O in specie.
MORE PIRACY.
Iurn, sept. G.-Arrved this forenoon shin
Orleans, Smell, from Philadelphia, with car
80 OF Dry Goods, Sc. Was boarded or
-Abace, 9Th August, ard detained two DAYS by
:: Piratical Corvette, mounting Il guns. and
robbed vi goods Ia the amount of probably
$ 10000.
Where are our cruizers? VIII not our 20
vernmra' fake prompt steps to protect our
deicaccisss coast, and save our citizens from
similar dcprcdaIons Who can hear of the
recent outraSes committed by these despera-
does without feeling degradation that plea
Rooms occupy our gulph and rob our citizens
with inpuuity
Arrived this morning, brig Munroe, Philips,
from New York.
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UNITED STATES.

NAsHINGToN, Oct. LITTLE SEcRrTARv
OF STATE returned to the seat of government
yesterday, from his visit to Massachusetts
upon receiving official information NJ the
Navy Department, of the death of Commo-
dore ALEXANDER MURRAY, senior officer oe
tne Navy of the United States, who died AZ
ms residence near Philadelphia, on fine 9Th
INST we understand that orders were imme-
ulately issued to the several commanding ma
va, y"l oincers' c0fnnandants of navy yards, and
the commandant of marines, recurring fbeno
respectively, to pay to the memory of tbaf
gallant officer the ceremonies usual on such
occasions, viz Of firing minute rnns disnlov.
ing hagS at nall mast, wearing grape on Tho
left arm, sc. ~, " INC
The General Election in the state of De-
WARE TOOK place on the Cd inst. No state ~
hcers were to be chosen, and there was I,tIo.
contention on old party grounds. But new
interest sprung up from the opposition TO the
acts OF the State Legislature. for fax;n.r
stages aud steam boats, &c. The dec;sos
ION OF the people in Newcastle county. we
arc glad to see, was decidedly in favor of the
ucket opposed TO these measures. II is y
s"anie 70 tax locomotion for any.other mir
pose man. as IN the case of tolls collected ON
to it. e'"''r 'dci"y
The General Election has lust taken nl,c,.
IN tic state of GEORGIA., after zealous and
inInpassioned canvassing Of several monfbs
Inc principal ground occupied Nv the nartics
Us mat OF Partialily 10 the present Governor
zen John Clarke on the one hand and hos
iIli'y TO him on the other. Indeed. fhe ficl-
e., cts were headed with the names Of Clark and
I,rouP' lthe two candidates for tbe olyicc 81
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made made on the meeting Of the Lccislatnre
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