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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-25
Neqc- York Sept g.
Three DAYS Later.

We lave ag.in 70 acknowledge the at
.snf;,n of our Boston correspondents,
- Transmitting a Liverpool paper of the
o,,i nit received by the ship Herald, Fox
l.Om liverpool By the extracts below,
,,r readers will perceive that the Queens
.,o.ains had reached Harwich, and had
,.oo conveyed on board the Glasgow
s.;,o,c Some alteration took place at
Ch.,nsford between the Queens exeeu-
FRS and lir. Thomas, the authorised a
cent of government, relative to the in
.,ription plate.-N Y. GaS.
Prices of Stocks in London, Aug. lS-
three per cent. Red a; three per ceny.
cen. 16SS; do. for Acct. do; four per
cents 60, i've per cents log.
The Kings public entry into the City
Of Dublin took place on Friday the l7th,-
The particulars Of this imposing ceremony
are gwen in The /; ubIin I~iorning Post OF the
Igin. ior which we have neither room nor
Inclination 10 publish, 1t is sand his Males
II appeared in excellent health, and was IN
e~cslisnt spiris He was met at the city
gale by the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, &c.
wEom ne addressed, and expressed the hap
prne.s lie ielt on entering his grand and 10y
al city. He was then addressed 10y the Re-
coIder, on behalf Of the city.
The next day there was a grand review
oisll tie troops IL The garrison, al the Pie
NIX Park.
irench papers TO the 18th have been re.
cti,ed in London The INTEL gence from
\ ienna, Odessa aud Constantinorle was s,Ill
Of a warl,Se character. The Gazette de
France contains a confirmation OF a revalu.
ilrn having taken place at RIO de Janeiro.
A vessel had arrived al Havre lrom RIO with
some particulars, by which it appeared to
have been Elected without much d III ulty
or Volunre. The Hereditary Prince bad
tetu deprived of his Presidency, but was
still allowed To retain a seat iH the Council
VI htseucy,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-25
Sales by 4 tion.

On EDAESDAY. at 10 o'clock A NJ,
ttflLL be sold at the Auction Store
w 10 bbls ist&' Cd quail sugar
2 hhds ,.loiasees
8 or casks Maiaga Wine
II kegs Cordial
Vinegar \. F.. Rum
Mustard ChpooiaIe
Soap C.,nGi.S
4. variety OF Observation-Disclosures,
Beds DC.
ALSO. TO close consignmNnts, a few rem.
nants of cloth, cassineres, hdkfs Sc.
And at private Sale,
| 6rst'raie Carryail& suikey
| substantial Cd !. nd Stage with har-
ness complete.
second hsnd Piano.
S. A. MARSTELLER, huc.
WI be aided TO this days sale, 9ihom' e
SERGE, gust arriUed.
10 b. xes Ives, iresh
6 kegs tamannds.
IL Dbl green sweetmeats,
5 do bay rum
s bbls English walnuls
5 cwt cheese
Sept "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-25
AkRlYLD

AkRlEED.
Sshr. Mary, Capt, G.. Howard , l6 day
from Sewburyport, cargo OF potatoes -
boards, 10 j II Ladd, < Co.
September ~.
Schr. Maria, Capt, G. Rhodes, 10 days
from Newburyport X /. cargo of lime,
potatoes cheese, and onions. to the mas
ter; domestic Goods, to A. G. Cazenoye,
& Go. nails to John Creighton.
Schr. Sarah, Capt Phinney, of Var
mouth, Me. from Naneymon, cargo of
: Get potatoes, cheese and onions to the
master.
Brig John, Cap spear, II day firm
Thouaslon, cargo OF lime, to J. IL Ladd
Il Co.
Schr Catharine Capt Singer, 10 days
from Thomaston, cargo of lime, to VIM.
Fowle X Co. Several inland vessels,
with country produce, also got up
Ship Eagle, Capt. Morrells, for this
Port * George own, was ready for sea at
liverpool, ing. IS Ship Boston, Capt
Finley. nearly ready the same date.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-25
For Freight,

~"
The new ana Superior brig A.
ygsDAMS Rich, master; burtian a
hout 22o hh!s. tobacco, or 1900 hbls. Hour,
and will in a few days be ready t" load APP
ply 10 }. b. LADD l. ".
Who have Cor sale or board said brig.
$40 tons Plaster.
sept2I It
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-25
Lindsay = .iii!,

Lindsay . Hill,
OTTER for sale The following articles
loo hog,heans, 81 Baltimore and PENN
400 barrels s~yivania whlskey.
90 bids ist & % n. Orleans sugar
10 do y. Orleans N W India moEasses
10000 Us handsome green coffee.
lchr>'s j. ten cat;y boxes gunpow.
1907 der, imperial 4 young dyson teas,
OF an excellent quality.
pipe French Rrandy
9 Holland GIN
lsmCica spirits
Q ar casks Lisbon
so do 90 Malaga, fWINE
GO 4pjpes mountain port y
600 sacks fine ScAIw
GOO bushels coarse 0h"i,
So boxes NYManufsctory Soap
SO 10 lin
800 do n Scotia herring
5 bags pepper
Z hhGs ciGer vinegar
Mould candles IN boxes
Nett and gross shad in bbls
Timothy T. clover seed
Family four asusual
HyWe wish 10 purchase wheat, rye and
corn. sept 1t II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-25
For Halifax.

For Freight,
M, The new and superior brig HAL
80 SEY, j. Small, master, carries a
bout i4OU barrels; IS in complete order,
will take freight 10 any port.
For Boston,
SM, The schn'r. PACKET, Nathan
SsAa$&S, Hall, master, will take 3Ou barrels
on freight. or passengers, Tor which she has
superior accommodations.
for Portland,
~ The packet sioop FAVORI7E,
:NSA Eben Dyer, master, will begin end
load IN a few days; and take some freight OF
passengers Apply TO
Nm FOWLE. {. &c.
KHO R.2FE FOR sale,
Received by the ADORE vessels,
700 casks Thouas.on Lime
80 barrels Beet
sep. 81 Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-25
NE W-IURE
DYING ESTABLISHMENT

rT>HE citizens of Alexandria, Georgetown
Il and Washington, are respectfully m
formed that the undersign have been ap-
pointed Agents for the elegant, extensive :.
useful establishment, at N.w-Yo rk, known
as the
~. York Dying Establishment
the utility of which has been acknowledged
by many of the first characters who have vi
sized n, and from witnessing the facilities Tor
dying and finishing silks and grapes, in 4
style of superior elegance, have given to II 4
decided preference TO any thing OF the kind
IN America, and declare il calculated 10 eom-
pete with any in England.
SPECIMENS on UariouS kinds Of
goods, are left with the agents who will re-
ceive and forward all goods TO the proprie.
tors and deliver them 10 the ow ners free Of
expense for freight.
TO THE LADIES an arrangement
OF this kind must be a desirable Object, as
it presents TO them an opportunity OF having
Grape, or silk Presses,
Made to look as ueH as arhen Neac. aadof
a color superior to tie India Dye.
MiIdews ana STAINS removed from goods
If every description. Brown DrilIilgs,
lJIDVH Sp''DlS, ~ DOW IIintbS. D'SdSiito
perfectly white Ly a chemical process, in a
lew hours. Leghorn Straw, and Silk tUn-
nets dyed; furniture cleansed, and high glaz-
ed, parasols dyed on the Sticks; Cashmere,
Marino, Camel Hair and Cass.mer shawls
cIeansed, and additional br,lIlanuy given To
the coIors inthe borders. Broad cloths SC.
dyed, re-GIessed, and spots removed, Of CO.
l"r restored, when it had zen DISTURBED;
changeable sinche ws, and black silk ~velysis,
dyed green, OF light %colors, &c. &c.
Satisfactory evidence Of the responsibility,
as also responsibility of the proprielors. is
furnished by letter., from person, ct h,gh
standing in ew.Yort;, to some Of cur most
distinguished citizens ;--'n addition to
which it may be added, that the msf re-
spectacle houses in he Eas, India trade,
palronize this extensive establishment.
The Citizens Of Alexandria
are respectfully informed, That the prices
may be knowo on appIicsti u 10 Gen. A,
Lynn. who will also exhibit specimens Cf
the Dying and finishing of Silks SC.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of George
toun. AMI this city, will be pleased 10 Apply
for information TO
CO.5TON s. LOOfKERMAN,
Pennsylvania %.40enus.
Washington City, June 81.
2awim-1aw4m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-25
Singing School.

wv WOOD informs his friends and for
J" mer pupils that his Night scooI tor
teaching psaImody, will CONNER e On Mon
day, OCt list at 7o'clock, al his house, COR
ner of King &. Pitt streets. TnItion. D3
per quarter Nights Of attendance, Mon
day and Saturday.
Dy.r's selection of tunes will he used,
which can be- purchased al tue school room.
Price | dollar.
sept % eo2t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24
HATS AND SCHOOL BOOKS.

TEN boxes Mems, Youths "a d Chil-
IL drenss HATS, Aandsssss and cheap, just 70
cs,ved from New-york aud for sale st
G, WANTON's Book & Hat Sore.
.fmors em are -
liwiLrsox's celebrated ipiiatisr beavers and
Nen's white and black Hats. With vide brims, At
the low price Of 8 ; each.
eTwesdy q Benediot's imifahoS beavus--hrN
quality meu's real Superfpe disio.
white, Bto,hers 4 Co, imsafion heAyess Water
proof ditto inside entirely Of Fur. Gshf end ssnd-
ssse--Also best No. I. Hats. AS
cLiIdrens white aud black Beaver. and red Ms
rocco Hats.
$50 For soie ~ above,
50 Reams writing paper. Cap No. !. > at orc
dollar per Resm )ess than the usual price.
Latter paper and Stationary, OF every description
sshoo, Books n every kind in nss--as Alden's
snd wcbi,er's Ist. Cd & 81 vols.--Cumnings,
Morse and Gcdsmish's Gcogrs,'hies.-A Arlthmeues
--GsammArs. dictionaries, Testemxntss Gc'--scA'
mems nd Blank Books
PAPER Hlneings and Borders,
For Rooms and Window curtaiass SslIing on ct
very reduced prices
~ Those persons who ste inde5tedto g. WAR-
ros. and The more especially thoae whose Account:
have been of long stsriing. are estnssty requested
Co call ard mske payment, a. otherwise thor Ac'
counts will be put IN sui, in the course ~ ~ days
Ncvport, MAY II. 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24

- liR subsctibcfs respectfully informs she''
1 friends end ,~rnl,ic'in general. Mat u~y
have added 10 tbcir establishment eonp'e,e ~
OF new Cards, suitable for cssdng Of Me'ino woo',
in the Best~snner, which together with their isr'
mer machinery make their establishment complete.
Wool Of al, grades osrded into rolls ~ the ssw'
est terms. They wish to rectise wool for manu-
featuring on shares cr contract 40 may test su't
tltsit omployeis. Th~y continue TO carry On their
Ciothing business, IN al its various branches Ey.
.ry attention viii nc paid TO the co'orog OF Grapes.
Rombnzet,es, si.ks, &c. Tho following pcrton.
will receive aud forward any sititlcs intended fJr
the Uejon Factory.
GEORGE i.awrUN. Tp1s0n.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisfsl Is-ry
EDWARD srANHorE, aud
) ". WATSON. Aertori. ~
The .ubscribers, Yetsrn their sincere thanks 70
ibe,r old customers erd Solicit the con,inusnce o'
,bcir g,vpurs JOHN BABCOCE
MOSES LAw1ON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24
CUNDALL'S MILLS.
HAL Cayd:nP.

THE subscribers infor NJ their friends
i aud the public. that they hsve repar nis'sd
their Carding Machines With new Cards o. the nn'
are now enabled 10 Card Wool Of oil grades. in the
best manner
r6ey eonlinuc TO Msnuf.cturs s'I kinds Of Wool.
en- Goods, % usual -.s6s, they color and nn'sh
WOODEN Cloths Of all descriptions, and TO color gar
ments, &c that have faded, or become unfa.inon'
able ---Aii branches of the above business VI" Oe
donA With desnatch, and ON the lowest teruss, spd
tAe least favor graoft,,y acknowledged.
~CLARKE K CKiNNELI-
D-SAsvosp Any. Litte.Compton--psLs Q
Csrsr, Tiver,on-W WILLtAx PEAssE, Dvisi0>
Ferry--and Jou SuERNAs. in Newport, vnl re-
ceive md lorv ard articles ;nteried sor the ssens'
s.sao,y. Portsmouth, July -. io0.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24

FoRrY.TWO PLATES!

TORTY-TWO PLATES
AIOW publishing in l<o weekly numbers
IN stis I.9 cts. eseh. Two ot the plate.
are, . .pienIid Fson,ispiece. and an engraved
Title Page. Tho wosk is illustrated with sx'
plsna;ory Notes, from abe writings oi those
eminen, div,n.s, Hsnry, H'orr, Seoff, Csks,
Wssley, nnd Clarke.
NJ Persons residing 10 tho county, who
nay wish to subscribe. csn be Supplied win
this valuable FsmiIy 1'reastry, By e'eht num-
befs OF time, or mole, as ist ss pdo'ishea'
on application to the appcin,ed Agent, At Mr.
VIZ. OMAN's Church. Street, Newport, r. T.
N. Il. Subscription papers are Iefi at
Mr. SraKRTEas Tavern, B'is,pl--aiso, o.
Mr.. Cosx's Tavern. Warren, X. l.
SETH LUTHER, Agent.
ArruM 30. (h)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24

CO. .Parme,ship Diss;lSed.
THE Co-rsffnership heretofore existing
u under the Firm of
Moses & William Thhrston,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having any dsmsnds, are 70.
sues,ed TO present them for settlement, and
these indebted TO said Firm by Note OF Book
Account, are requested TO mike pay ment on
or before May term nex', ss sIf unsettled de-
mands will be then pui in the hsnds Of eH
Attorney for collection, without sry discfimi-
nation. MOSES THURSTON,
WILLIAM THCRSTON.
Newport, Dsc. ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24
IamS.
pUBLIsHED BIZ AurHoRIrY.
Ak ACT 10 alter the time Of holding the District
Courts in tbe District Of Mississippi.

Ak ACT 10 alter the time Of holding the District
Courts in tbe District Of Mississippi
Be it enacted by tie Senate and Honse
sfRspresentatiues cfthe e. S. Of H.
pperiea IN Congress assembled, That the
District Court, in the District of Mis-
sissippl, heretofore holden on the first
Mondays in May and December, shall
hereafter hold its regular terms only on
the FIRE. Monday in Jnhary and July !;
any law to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Sec. 3. ind be it further enGeted,
That every writ, process, subpoena, or
Yeccgnisancc, renmablc, according to
law, or the tenor thereof, to either OF the
aforesaid terms, holden on the FIRST Mon
days in May and December, shall be re-
surnable to the next succeeding term ol
said court, to be holden on the frs;
Monday in Januaay and July.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
John GAILLARD,
President of the senate pro tempore.
Nsshington ian. ttth. 1921.
Approved: JAMES Ao~NvA'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24

Ry The Presidem OF tie Juiied States.
VxTHEREAS. hy various acts OF Congress the
w President OF the United States is authosized to
direct tn public lands which have been surveyed
co be offered fer sale.
Therefore, 1, James Monroe, President OF the
United States. DO hereby declare and make known
that public sales. for thc disposal (accordns 10
iaw) OF public lands shall be held as follows. viz:
Al Franklin, in Missouri, on the FIRST Monday in
J.auary next. for the sale Of
townships 81 TO s.. ia range IS, west OF the SIN
priacrsl meridian iine
80 TO SIS, ranges 27 and 50 do.
~ 70 sS range % do.
A, the same place, on the first Monday IN March
aext, for the sale OF -.
Towu,,;ps 81 10 SIS, 10 range so. vest OF the sth
principe! meridan 'inc
SOTO So. in ranges 81, 80 and SO d6,
Atet Louis, in said estate, on the trst Monosy
IN December next, for the sale Of
Townships IS tp4 in range and 2, east OF 'ns
~5b princiaa meridian line.
At the same place, on the Grst Monday in Match
ee1t, for the sale OF
Townships 36 to ~, in ranges AID T. east.
At ,he same place, on the first Monday j" May
next. for the sale of
Townships IS 10 "A. in range and 6, esst. and OF
43 and A, in range east.
Al jackson, in the coenty Of Cape Girsrjesn' -
the raid stale, on the first Mondsy in February
next, Iur the sale Of =,
townships 81. in ranges to H. east q tire ssn
90 an 4 Al do.
% - = az do.
Az Edwarslsviile, in the stste Of Illinois, on the
arss Monday in January next, for the sale OF
Townships 20 Is, in range 9, vest o. the 81 prin'
cipai meridian line.
lftoi3 10 srd II do.
e,ols i2and - do
8tol2 IA do.
AZ ysndalis, In the said state, on the third Mon
asv in January next, for the sale of
Tovnship. 5 to 10, in range 1, eau OF the 80
principal meridian line.
7oio
s,o 10 ranges 3.4 and
i.s,oaadIo range q east
&, rs, 9snd 10. D..
Al Palestine, in said state. on the second Monday
n February next, for the sale Of !,
fsvw,b;ps 10 TO- in ranges 9, 10 and II, east OF
the Sd principal meridian line
sto 10 range -, were OF 2d pr'nei
8. and 10 ranges ~ snd -
At Detroit, in Aliehgan Territory, on The nrst
Moodsv in November next, for the sale OF,
Townships g. and 10 $. in ranges aud esst'
and 3
7.8 and 7snd
lseert such lands ~ have been OF may be Sc
$rved bv Law Cor the support Of schools or for 9TH
e puspascs The lands shall BE soid in regular nu-
mcricsi order, beginning With the lowest number
II section. township, and range
Owen under my hand. st the City at wssb'ngton'
this nins,een,h day Of ofseptembsr 1920
JOSIAH MEIGs.
Commissioner ef the GcLcra' Lard Once
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24
TO LET,

(.fnd s7ssesaon given inmedisfeiy.)
T>uE iron, part Of The hoase with chanbers.
i and yther eonveoicnces,) now occupied W
thk ksubscrbcr sitsAte Oh the main road. nSout two
miles from the State house in Newport The SIT
ussion !, plessaot. snd is we'll csicalAied Tor
soutscrn family. shsald It DC preferred boarders
viii be taken On reasonable terms. and every cyer
ton will be msAs Tor their csmfortabie scccmmo.
dstion. 'ohn uUsb.
M;ddlesoxu. gniv 26. 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24
JONATHAN REYNOLDS.

Has for sats at his store in ttfeHord.
A General .1ssovfmenf Of Hardware and
N Cutlery brass Audirons. shovels snd
sonys--ALSO, Dry Goods, Shoes, and Gro
ceres; Dutch PiougL Irons, and PIough..
ready u,ade; patent pItsh-fotks broad and
narrow cast steel axes bsr Iron and steel,
and osils OF all sorts hearth tile, bficAs,
stone line, Window Glass snd Putty.
~ ea .L~s,.~s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24

(.fnd immediate fossession .,iven,)
@ HcP NO.. on me rorsh side the Psrsde, ne
NJ e-sslly occupied by Dawn wrL.iss 70. 70.
,erms, and oshrr psrts-!s.,, srPs 60 nr. Charles
F<knf S|S
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24
BOOKS and STATIONARY.
MINTIRE.. 40. lio, 3hames- 81.

r MINTlRE. no. ll9, TEaB'rs- -st.
i gas Just received md Offers FOR sale.
The Abbot, . yots 81 IS
Monastery. . vols IS
Mastery, vols -
Tales Of the Heart. by Mrs opie, ~ 2 %
Tales Of tie priory. Mrs Holland, ~ 2 90
Winter Evenings fs,es hy J. Hogs, ~ rs
Munster Cottage Roy, ~ w
Csuntry Neighbsrs. 2v -. W
p Letters on tie Eas,crn States, u IS
Days Leclures on Agriculture. rs
Curran's Life, BY his SON. q w
Moorc's sielodies, W
Peters letters, 3 70
Conversa,ons on Poiiicsl Economy ~
hermit n London, " ~
Family Mansion, =. -
Ass--s gcnsrr, assortment oi Bibles. cs'
,s,nen,s. Prayer Bocks School Books. nlsnk Books
and 6tsttonAtg Nov w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24

HISO, N LUN1beT-J ava,
Al general assortment Of country Lumber. con-
stating Of ship Plank. boat Boards common osS 10
snc ioists; half inch shesnut boards. &c. sc.
Wickfurd Oct 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24
FOR SALE.

FOX SAIL,
"RE well known Tavern cad Fsrm IN
.Wei!ngton, lately the property OF Free
nAan Msyberry, deaccased, consisting os shout
Sky eve scres Of excslien, land; well fenced
with Stone wall, into lots Of conycnient s'ss,
and containing due prsportioo Of oreh ehsrdicg'
meadow, piowiand and pss,ursgc--wMh sps-
cious DIV ling House, Store, Hall, Barn.
Shed, Crib, end other buidings, al erected Of
great expense, snd 10 tolersble repair. Tho
situarsoo Of the premises ss the upper four
Corners, near Taunton River and Berkiey
Bridge, and ,heir numerous convenisncss end
privileges eanno, fail TO make them desirable
10 all persons Wishing to combine and pursue
the business Of sgricuiture, inn-ksering and
Merchsodise, or to vest property IN real e..
tate, which will pay more than the interest ~
i,s cost. An unques'icosble title viii be Civ
en-, and possession given, The 2sth Of March
psxt. Eor '-.ms spply to
NANCY MAyDERRY, oi Newport,
JOHN HOWE Esq- OF B'istoI,
DAVID STANDISH. Of weiiing,on.
Newpor', December, ~, 1920.
THE VIOLA I'll + AROMATIC
$ SNUFF, for Head Ache 81 Cafaryh.
m gcoMMYSDgD By Dces. wArErSovsEs n
AZ nos constantly keps for sale BY ,,ox
u sAsiyEL W. viNsoS'
Newport. Nay 10. 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24
NEWPORT BANK.

A the Annual Meeting of the stoekhciders et
"A the Newport Bank. on "Wednesday. The third
instant. the following gentlemen wsss ehosen D'ree'
tors fos the present yesv, viz.
Corsfonf Ta5sr. somud psrsss. 7he~as
O. Pisman, John Sioeum, Henvy Afosss. John
C,rxeshoH, Ishe~ Ro6bins, Ceis6 Greene, sod
Wihiam s. n. Allan.
And At . meeting os the Dreesors. coNsrASr
TABER was elected Presidest
JOHN n. sHeAassAS. Cashier.
fseypors. y.,ssry 10, 1921:
TPRTN1IhCs ef sn kisds. essexlSf n
q Hdsffys5vp rstsscr 81 s1is s&6s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24
FLAX SEED.

THE market price, (eithcr in Cash o.
i Coods.) will be given for good s'ssn FLAX
SEED. delivered in large OF small parcels 10 the
Edward ~. L0wfon.
Newport, D.eembes 20. 1920.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-02
From Bells London Weekly Messenger.

american Presidents Speerh.-Our ats
tendon has been drawn Chi. week to two dis.
tinct subjects, which we shall briefly discuss
/ IN their ordeT.-First, the speech of MIR,
Monroe, on his reelection TO the Office Of
President OF .he United States. and secondly.
the termination of the war between Austria
and Naples. And, first, as 70 the American
Presidents Speech.
We must confess that we read no other
state paper with one tenth part of the satis-
faction which is always Afforded US BY the
speech of the American President. It's mat
ter, Its manner its bold sincerity, its unsus-
Pected tfnth, always appeal, at once, to the
head and {" the heart, to the understanding
and to the affections. 1t puts forth the prn-
ciP!es upon which great people is governed.
IL IS the account Of responsible ruler, to their
subjects. II proves by The actual case in
pTactlse, that people as numerous as the
population OF the British empire, msy be 90.
verned with the simplicity of a parish by 'its
vesiry, and that in all new governments
at least, in all governments which the yicissis
tude OF mortal affairs may require TO
be Instituted or endured, there is no
need, for any one useful purpose, Of the en-.
combering machinery so usual in the SYSTEM
of European finance
The Speech begins with Just self.coDgras
tulaton upon the actual state of America and
Its people. The President then defends tina
policy OF erecting the forts, by which the sea
frontier OF the United States is now protec.
ted.
The speech then passes TO the mention OK
the acquisition of Florida by The United
States, and to that Of the actual condition of
the war in South America. We concur in
the self>coDgratulation of the President UPON
the attainmens OF the Florjdas, and can fully
recognize all the advantages to be derived
from this important accession, II gives to
the United States natural boundary uuon
the Gulf OF Mexico, and therein Mt once cuts
Oft ali those fertile occasions of war resulting
from disputed boundaries. II gives the Uni.
ted States the possession and the dominion
of the mouth oftbe Mississippi. And finally,
and perhaps most materially Of all. it gives
them sea-ports in the Gulf, and therein o.
pens new vents for the produce of their re-.
mote States.
The speech contains no other matter wors
Thy OF particular notice, except what We have
before made the subject of comment in our
previous papers. America appears to be suf-
fering in commerce and agriculture, from
the same causes as ourselves; in commerce,
more traders than trade-and in agriculture,
more produce than demand Bot being exs
eDpt from large national debt, from poor
rates, and comparatively from taxation: most
OF the farmers, moreover, being preprietors
OF their own lands, and thereby not having 10
pay the exorbilant rents due by our farmers
under their leases, a merica Of course suffers
INFINITELY less than ourselves under the pres
sure OF the new state OF things between peace
ard war.