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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-30

On her passage from Europe, where she had been
ter her health. Miss Et-Lyane ItIHiany, Of Boston.
Al Nsw-Tork. Captain Benyamh 1rOY5ridye, aged
g., native Of Rhode ISLAND
At North.KagstOwn, ON ltS iltb Inst. Sir "enr,
.2gsna. aged 55.
At Portsmouth, on the 18th instant. very suddenly
Mr.. O1nisi " I.0'Eer, Ct this town, aged 80
AZ seekhonk, "a he 18Th instant, Mr. Jo!n Da
tclDsrt. formerly 0f This town, aged SIS.
.. Atthe Natick Factory, in Warwick, on the Isl
instant CaPt.ia H!!a,a Ya;er. formerly Of this tow
sged IS.
D AT Warwick, Col, Stephen .9rnoJ aged So. o..
AT Providence, on The 22d inst Mr.. Oliver Ih
sings, sged 4< Capt, G.orge Eeey. aged - ---ur
Frldsy last, Z"sha'iah son Of The Ho.. samuel EDDY
in the 9th wear or bis age
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-30

In.CoaseGueNce of q su6deII iIeshet IN
TIE Ohio River, and the drifting If large
quantities OF ice, many loaded ila, beats,
RATS, sc. which had passed the falls at
Louisville, deserted Of their crews, and
in Il wyetchrd state, must be inevitably
los, to their owners. Besides this de-
struc,ion Of property, the loss must be
greatly INCREASED, from the cirums,ance
Of their being immense qualities of pro-
ducc exposed TO danger Oh the banks Of
the r.yeI.
'Cs''eg Age Of LHerature. The Leg
islature ot Virginia at lis late session, has
distinguished nselfby its liberal provisions
for the encouragement oi learning The
new buildings OF the Virginia University.
which arc TO be compiesyl, next summer,
will Comprise ten pASiAio,is for the ac-
commodations the Professors 100 Dor
mitortes, and six Ko!cls tor that If The
Students. HE site compr;zcs 200 acres
Of land; and the expense Of the buildings
will be 8 2O7, 700.
20 x-E
>9ne CherokeeS.-Wc learn that this
tFibe ct krtlians havcrccently divided their
country into several distrc.s have laid
ajax on their people to build a court
house in each; have appointed four cir
cuitjudges, and in other respects are rap
idly adopting the laws and manners of
civilized life !-R0teigh Star.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-30

Ia tis SIZE CT The Representative ehsnosr,
and not the chamber to the ConsIess! euch q
principle he thought, IL would DO d.6sult TO
sustain. Thcte was perhaps no othes nation
oo earth whese the Representative sysem
was known, N which, with nine or tee mil
lions OF people, the number OF isSpressnls-
tlves was so few Is in our own. iO the last
three appointments; u would DO seen that
fooo wss me only increase IN the ratIo--anI
Oow, In a siagie spportionfoeDi, Il w.s pro.
posed TO leap at once over no less than 7Cco.
TN, he thought would DO Inconsistent win
che principles both OF policy and Justice. IA
tho earliest periods OF our government, the
people were scauescd over = wide extent Of
terti,oty, and their pursuits were in . great
degree similar. But, 10 the progress OF our
unexsmpisd prosperity, population had be-
cane sdense--ins,ead Of The humble occupa-
uons All simple habits Of husbandmen, Our
people had entered upon every species OF ein.
pioyment that iosenuily could conlrivs-
snAnutactures were extsoded. and commerce,
In its ten thousand TO, ms, and multiplied con-
nexioos, had spread over every sea, and visitl
ed every cline. These complications Of bust
nes. necessarily produced int icAte and -mul-
tisarious Interests. A more extended repse.
sensalion, therefore, was necessary nowsto DO
justice and proteer their vailed eoRcssas
than when Que population was scar se and our
cccupsions fsy and sisnpie. - Thorr wess
other reasons. by conbinatiou, iour o. 6vs
large S!stss might carry any msasurs they
thought proper /; and, though no was isr fro.p
eoterrainang or expressing any jealousy in re-
'tAtio0 to PRESENT concerns, yet Il WAS conIin-
'geney'rtss ought't, be gsa'd ded again.t--and
che .S NJ A no mode of uuafdine a6ainSt so rf.
tectus'iy 40 by permitting d a,nemcrous repre-.
.seurasien. by incrs rsasing tho rep, esen,a.ion,
you increase the sympathies Of the smalier
States with the La Yer. They feel that they
have n-voice n msSiog the lsw that is pro.
mugatSd 70 goss n them, sod they sield TO II
q willing and cheerful obedience. Mr.. D.
aisp adrer,sd 70 the subject of Exeeutive in
auences, OF which they had heard, and al
though could oot'pefhsps DO said they wore
now iel, yet all would admit il vas prudent
60 guard against 1t.
The people of New York have adopt.
cd thcu new Constitution, by large
majority.
The cold was SO excessive Q, New.
Orieans on the -22d Dec. that two men
weyc ::ozeu 10 death III tho streets.
we understand that il is in ssl,Gricn to e..
sabhsh Horse fJba, acfos Bristol Ferry, and
shsl company tor 'hI pai pose will bs form
O., in ,h;s iowa. Tns SreSt advantages 10 10
Aetived from such an Arrangement to the
s,ats and pabhc are too obvious TO require
pentiocnYsT srxAferrUyyEeD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-30
CbC.7RED,
Brig Margaret, garvooa, New. York.

9Iursdc.t ian e4-Arrived packet Ann-M,rsa,
Gardner. - hours from Hew.Vork-CApt. &. lett h
York on the morning OF the 23d tue islt .o'p,
inAexperiehccd very cold weather; aud on Ia, ~.
tn&l OF the sioop here, she was covered wi,bc
Sanie brig General Jackson. 81 days from ST
Dom'"go. with coffee. mahogany, tobacco &c. bound
to New York. The brig being covered with ice, and
the crew much exhausted and frozen, was compelled
70 bear away Tor this port
Saturday, Ian. 26-Arryed brig Margaret Har-
wood, oi Bath. 20 days from Iisvans bound to New.
York, with cargo Of nolssses. sugar, cpDee and
hides. on the onw.rd bound passage. OF the Dog
Keys, fell IN with small piracAi schooner, OF about
70 tons, fu'l OF men. When within about half mile
Capt w fred gun and run up the An,erican A.g,
which caused the pirate TO keep at r. ,cc .b,e dis.
tance--but he continued to dog he Margaret during
the wt9e OF that afternoon aud the nexi day, when
he thought il prudent to haul of which Capt
w. saw no nivte Of him
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CLAIMS under the Spanish 7reoty.

A letter from Washington dated 18th
i'lst. receivedn New York, says--"'i'hr
Commissioners to day have rejected .he
St. Sebastian, or north Of Spain claims.
This decision viii affect our insurance
Offices materially. The exclusion of
vhese claims, with those derived iron,
contracts, including licences, will relieve
the fund and make it perhaps sufficient to
satisfy the claims which shall be admit
cd"
Another letter of the same date con-
tains the following information respecting
American claims under the Spanish ,rea-
-'ty. as determined upon by the commis-
Lioncrs.
ls,. The commissioners have deter.
mined that claims originating in contracts
With the government Of Spain, or the
colonies, tor supplies furnished, DO rot
constitute claim under the treaty.
Cd. All claims arising Gil account Of
vessels captured by French privateers,
carried into Spanish ports and afterwards
condemned by a French tribunal, sitting
in a French territory, a,e rejected.
Sd. They have rejected all claims for
seizures made by French authorities a,
st. Se5asiaas, aud other ports in the
South Of Spain.
9Th. They have Also rejected oil ckims
TOR consequential damages.
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JOHN w. DAVIS,

f. TRAMEs-SrREET,
y DEsPECrRyttY- irfcrrs his friepds sna TIE
Az public, that he has made great additions TO AIS
former siock Of
BOOTS AVN SHOES,
which makes his sssorI ment complete: lie Keeps
constantly for sae. black and color,d Morocco Of
the first qoaIiY; Binding and Lining SKINS; Day &
Marur's, Hunts, st. Adams and Vsrnish Backing
Tscks and Copper Nails, at so cents. and iron for 2j
GEMS per pound Russis si.e,ieg. Russia Brs,les
Ferrnt. Webbing. Ribbon, shoe Thread. heel Ball,
shoe Brushes, block Lasts. Trunks Of a ssperior
cusl,ty-snd every article usually called for in q
shNe Itore--sli Of which ~i be sold N how as can
be purchased At any store in town
= N d. Ladies wishing 20 have fashionable Morocco
and cloth boots and Shoes Manufactured at short
notice, viii please leave their measures above or
al No.l0o. TiaInrs.street, as two experienced work
r,eo. from Lynn. have been engaged, who attend
solely TO that business.
} w. u jun. has just received one box Ladies'
Morocco ifo,s and Walking shoes, which will be
sold Iowa lew pairs ~ rs ceats.
Newport, Nov %
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Eseeutor's No,ice.

TIE subscriber having been appointed by tn. hon.
Court of Probate Of the town of New gsborcham.
admin@neor. de 5snS aos, upon the estate Of RAY
r. SANDS, Esq. Of said Newsborehan, deceased,
with The VIII annexed. hereby requests the creditors
Of said estate 20 exhibit their demands for sdjust.
ment-snd all those indebted TO the ssrte, TO make
immediate payment.
SAMUEL. p. KoBISsOS.
,Sevsiq-ehan, ,dnudr, 26. 1872 (JjJl
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NEw-yoRK rUL1oy uApxyr.

The stand, IN the vegetable Ins,k-, were
yesterday sold at auction by 81. B!eeeker, on
u lease Tor three years, 81 stands, which were
under cover vita the convenience OF a cellar
10 each, brought yearly rent Of 3 $40
The lowest brought 80 and the highest 60.
3ix,esn outer stsnds Nbs ough, 8 3eS, a, an av.
erage Of sS esch end . sausage stands
brough, 3 81. at 81 eHh.
Total, $50
Amouns oisa!ss OF butchers s;.nds
co the 81, 1855
Do. 20. cellars Oo the 7,h, 7,11s
s27,9eo
Besides tie aS,vc, considerable sum viii
b culleeted .or the stand, reserved for .he
country people and S cellars fronting o.
'Drsne.uha'f are aiIi uuso!d SO ths, We may
talcuisie tho yearly Ievenus Of the Fulton
'Ils's.: st upward: Of 8 CO. 600.
~ = C--Rs.
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NOl'lCE..

yyyaEREAs my wife Hornsh has eft my led .od
w board, ~ithou, any teaionsble csu,e, taking
with her nv two children, which have demrnded
but she refuses to give them up-therefore hereby
forbid all person, hsrborin or trusting them on my
account. ss will no, pay any cebs Of her or their
contracting after this date.
Jeremiah B. Sims.
r.T-t SsAa1 10. .sc2. t'5ll
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A9RRIkD.

Al Springfield. Yer. Mr.. Danford Richr.ondto Miss
C!Grissa Da7forh, Ihe celebrated female preucher.
AT Pswtucke,. on "Wednesday last, Capt, Edagrd
UiNsUsTa to Miss Saione E.usiey.-hr, y1tsert Z.
is-cks to Miss .Nins,va hiasfv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-30
FOR SALE,

THE Island in Point judith Pond. South. .Kipgto.'I
called the Great Island. containing, by estitna-
ton, one hundred ap1 sevonty acres, rost exccieys
land. with all The buildings consisting Of two story
Dwelling iionSe. large ncy Bsrn and Crib, and -
other necessary buildings thereon. in complete r.,
pair, sud we'll OF good water ncar the house. Tue
land is wgllsA into CONVENIENT lots ~
-flsoh small Island tina, fbrneriy joined tie afore.
mentioned islssd. cohtsinipy IL acres Of isnt-ihs
soil Of Doth Is Of aBuptlor qisli,y none better IN
tins or the adjoining sia,es, the whole being gool
arabic tsnd, we'll adapted for raakirg cheese rsisn
corn, barry rye and Isis for keeping sheep, y Is
supposed II can feed twelve hundreJ--,herc 10 pea.
or tug. for fuel, in plenty and many hswng places
Tor ii'e various kinds Of fsh-tbe rond contains sned
~ Bass. pcarch, klvises, Oysters, Claims aud Mus
elesi easily obtsiied. Sea ninnvte can also be essy
Obtained, il is continually collecting on 'be shore.
or 4 Fsrfn from two 10 f,e thousand dol ars vat
ne. with good buildings, wood and orobsrhing ~
this or the state OF Connsticas, E approved Of. wthe
taken n part pc, ment a prepoifon og Cssb w'I' be
expected snd the residue nA, remain ai'h the pdr:
chaser, approved security, for many years, payne
the interest annually.
For further particulars. &c apply to
EDWakD HAZARD, or :.
THOMAS e. fIhLAKD.
S,pilI E,npsfon. Mn IL, 1921.
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NEWPORT BANK

A the srbu.l meeting Il the stockholders ofthe
"a Newport Bank. on Wednesday. the Cd 'nst-nt,
he following persons we're eboten Directors Or ,lt
pfcs.nt )em--,iz--
Constant Taber, Sanasi Tsrnon, Loln! SO.
cam, Joh1 cssssshaa. Un. s. " .hifa, J.hn
ond Ssenken n. Co,neR.
Abd a. a Subsequent meeting Of the Direetorss
Cossrhsr Ia bsR was elected President
iohS n. sHtANMAN, casss
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NC-NDR1HD1

The Whaling ship Robinson Potter, Swain. With
700 ebls oiand the Courier, Tlsdale. with 100 both
Q! this port, ~eSe lett the Coast Of Peru in sep.
teUber lest.
The sloop Sally. Wil!iams, of this port. for the w
Indies. was spoken. Dec. y, lat ~. Ion 6s
Arrived at Chsrlestc, jsnuary 10, scl,'rs Esther,
smith, Glesner. Miller, of this port from Gsoi &C..
to~n-The sioop Rapid, Perry fthis port, sailed on
the same day for Savannah
Al Georgetown, Jan. g. sch'r Washington Packet,
sao"e, ttis port, from Charleston. ssbr
BciSey, i'riggs, Of this port, for St. Darts,
Arrived q, Charleston, Jan ID. seb'r George, Lar.
ing, fh'lsde'pls. On the 5th instant, in the Galpb
.eil IN Si,b the sloop New-York. Muhroso and for
B'sinl, H. from Martinique. in great distress, bav.
ing lost ti her sails IN .iolen, gale, the day pre-
vohs, and being in sinking conGition-ts0k of the
crew AMI Esough. ihcp in.
C-'Capta:n GaErsnAs. OF brig General Jackson.
returns bis sincere thanks TO the officers, and p,rt
cuary the bargemen of the garrison at Fort VOL.
coit Tor their en3casors TO assis, him .nd also to
those ge,emen o. Newport for the gres, assistance
they kindly enlnrcd him. in securing his vessel, and
assistisg himself aud crew. vino were much frozen,
III reaching the shore on the ice
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-30
State OF Rhode Island, sc.
Ia General .fssenbty, January Session, Il. y,
1922. g.
AN ACT,

49, AN ACT,
To adjourn the January Term ofthe Court OF Cam
mon Pleas and Gcnerui Sessions Of the Peace Epg
the County Of Ktnt:
Section l. Re IL enacted BY the General Assembly,
and ~ the dnfho'iS thereQfu IL enacted, That The
sCoor Of Common Pleas aud General Sessions on
the Peace. WHICH by law 10 TO be holdeo "a, East.
Greenwich. within and Tor tho County OF snt. on
the third Monday OF Jsousry instant. shalt be, and
the same Is hereby sdj,urpcd to the third Monday
OF Februahy next
SEC. 2 Ind be i Sr,her snoeisd. 1ha, all busi.
ness now standing continued from the Court o,
ho'den Tor said county OF Kent. on the third Mon.
day Of August last, shall ,nd bay be proceeded u,
and finished by the Court 70 be holden By adjousf-
tnsnt according Ia dis sct.
Sec. D. ind 20 IL further enc eted, That hiySris
returns, tecognizanccs, .Aecniions. sun,moL,es I'D
other processes aaa proceedings Mresd, issiio Ur
which hereafter may be issned prior 10 ues,m, -
which said Court b. this not 10 adjourned shan be
rc,urnsbie, ana shall te returned to the term oY
said Court, 10 be- holden on the >thrd Monday is
February next, according to this &C, Ifevteist,
nsncuer. that this aet shsn not he construed ~ au.
thorilc the issunY OF ANY original wr, Of arrest o.
Summons 10 ANY civil action teturn.ble TO said
Court, 70 be holden by adjournment AZ Aforesaid
and all Srits, declarations and pendings in riyi.
actions s,teady commenced for said January term
Of said Court thall be filed in the same manner snt
a the same time or. timex II G.iS act had Dot
been passed.
sec 4 md be ii GS,set cnnc,.d. Tha, The secre.
tary cause ,hs &C, 70 be published ior,hwh in tho
newspapers printed IN the towns OF Providence aud
Newport. TOR the term Of three weeks.
true copy Himess. %
.. HENkY BOWEN, ScrrsnrJ
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TKIAI. Or COL. BLODGET.

TRIAL Or COL. BLODGET.
usT received and for sale BY JOSEPH MINrDE,
~ No ii9. .rhsmss-street--price So cents.
Newport, January 20. i6e2 (sw)
BLISS G. MARSH,
No %, Broad. Street,
DEsPEcTFuLLv inform ,he;r ffiends and the
Az public, tina, tAey Continue the Manufacture OF
NMdSor Chairs,
in all theIr variety. and 10 satisfactory manner
The public are assured they will furnish Chairs on as
moderate terms. and of As good quality, as can be
obtained IN any part O. this state. or ia New York
Aiifasoss gratefully acknowledged.
~. H. GoolA and Groceries.
In their front store thcv keep Oh hand general
s'sortmen, of genuine Nsst India Goods and cDee.
ties, which they are ae,srmined 10 sell al small profit
Lamp OIL,
Of the bes, quality, in large small Quantities, KEEP,
eonstsstly on hsnd together with mos, other srti.
cles usual. called for in store VI this description
.fs@pori, JsrEary -, 1922. 90
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SgyRpP4.NE LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

BTigs Margaret, HarwoOd. Havana General Sack.
SSp. SEesam6au 81 nsmings slQao 6ala,nskalA.
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Airtiot, SaIes.

10 - AT Public Aucliun,
On hoADVf, Ffb. II, 1922. al . o's!Ork.
+. ~. on 'he f'rsinises, (J fair, II nOl,
fhe -hrsffair day aJ,er,)
The Real Estate Of JosEPH CbspA Az. Eso late
Il of toruIhouth, deceased, VIZ
The Grist Mil. Cio,h'ers orks. Looms And ,oo.
nins Msen'emy' nov oseuried BY Clark Grinneil;
business W.
.iisO-The Farm. caried the Co L Farm. eoD,,;o.
ing 100 seres-snd the Pe1y Farm, 80 csp,d. con.
tanning seou, 80 seres The sicellency f,he sboy.
Farms oT -do~ pasture and ,iilsge land. are too
Sei' known TO need any rccomn,ehdsuon.
Lke,1ss "A Dwelling lloise, convenient for one
or Two small ianllt 4, aud contagious To sit,er of
the above Farms. Condition. m.de known at the
time aud place.
SAMUEL CLARKE, -.
GILES MANCHESTER, ( -19mrs'
rsr,snss.A ys.u1,s %. 1922.
lGai Estate at Auction.
TO De cold az PI6hc .fueGor on the lsh Of,
second n,snfh rsff. al 10 O'clock Il. NJ. ora
'he Premise. (y far u nVs rae, ,srsE day az
f~r. -tr
II AE Real Estate of the late, ABR
u ham Aethsaye dsesssed. situated in the town
o, rosssnoa'h coos..ihg VI Ihe following tracts pr
ttr homes,e.d fstm psesssn,,y si,u.,s<, .b.s, .ix
miles irom newport, containing. one huudrsd AID
twenty-five acres Of Seed Land Which Is We Il wacr
ec and feoced, with stone walll aud has on il i've
orchards OF fruit trees several Ut ,hem young and
mrI''y' we'll finished two story dvr!ms house
almost new Barn, Crib, Chai,e house, sc. In good
repair and good wen ~ water rear the hous,
other tract oi land scased near The above ;conts-
inY twelve aud half acres Of valuable wood ianL-.
one Other tract ofwood land situated sbou, one mite
from tue above containing about four md a halt e
cres
-3sa-linmedis,ely after the above vii, Le sold q
number ot articles OF farming tools; a quantity W
good bay, aud variety Of other articles. Condilio1S
made known at the time aud place OF sale.
PuluP ANTHONY.
Portsmouth, e:ad Is, noh,b. 1872. ttwl
10 be sold at Pu6Lc AUefion.
On FRIDAY, Msrs l, iB22--st o'cIk. = y.
., On 6e Prepitses,
Unless previously disposed OF q, Private sale,
nNE half Of the Mill and one share,
~ commonly called RisNls Mills, now the pro.
perry of the sabscriber. situate in Nor,l xugsowy.
one aud q halt milo south OF Wexford. FOR psttr-
al.rs, apply 70 the subscriber, on the premises,
a n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-26
FOURTH OF JULY-1soo

From the Bay Of Fundy to the GuIph of Mexico
the american Nation reposes in peace and tran
qu'iIity' Land OF our birth! entrusted for ages r.
me hunter and his deer-kept virginia. from The
crimes and contamination Of the Old world until
t,e appo,n'ed 'me when thou vast to become the
biest asylum of our forefathers, who buiI, nm ,hs
an EmPlre-unpolluted Soil of the Son OF the Fores
wh'ther superstition never found an entrance, no,
were the prejudces at the root Of ancient society
khown or imaeined-Land set apart by Heaven
',ia' kindly interposng the mighty ocean between
nee and strangers. that thy pure institutions nigh,
'"a'h strength IN security, and grow mp as thew
ave done with beautiful rapidty--ustriou scene
! the tolls, suferngs and achievements If III
ieroes OF the Revolution-site of the creates, Re
nnlic on earth whose sons, worthy of their siees
nave defended thee with their blood ON the noun
am on the lake, in the valley. and the depths of
ne sea what American, looking at thy history
now young-how honorable, how rapid bsyond the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-26
Ne,o York., july ".

,,., .feU Rork, Juty ".
~ sp'enulg PUBIC Dinner was yesterday given to
the Baron Hyde de Melville, and his sute' A, the
C1y Hotel Among the guests we're the Vice Pre-.
s,aea;' Nlesseurs King aud Van Beuren. Senators,
C ess,eurS Golden and Csmbreleng, members of
congress p from this city Capt Cbauncey. Timothy
~ S @as Esq Hon Mr. Archer, from Virginia,
VIC c'un's Mendou and D'Espenville, Mr.. Dupou-
c cesu' OF Philadelphia, William Bayard, Esq. A.
n.acle' and N. SANFORD, who ofhciated as Presi-
dent and Vce-Presidents.
among the Toasts were the following.
Representative Government; the great discovery
Oh modern Times Yankee Doodie.
agriculture; the broad and solid foundation of
our p' osperity-the most ancient and honorable of
occupations Si Ere around the huge oak.
la"uiactures; essential to our national welfare
~ my spindle Imislaid, and lost it in
rree commerce with every nation ON terms Of
equai advantage 10 all parties --America, Cog,~
MERGE aaa Freedom. '"''' 'N"' 0''''
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GEORGE b ENGLISH.

ms eccentric young man who brought himself
INTO notice in this count y by violent attack upou
the Christian Religion, and afterwards emieraed to
urkey' where he embraced MohammedanI5m.
ana was appointed an officer in the Turkish army,
y undoubtedly the author of the letter recently
puonsneo from the Upper Nile. 1t has been lately
mentioned, that since he has "turned TurL " bs hoo
been engaged IN controversy with learned lew.
ish teacher converted to Christianity, the former
opposing and the latter defending The Christian
system ny the last accounts, English was about
returning to this country.-SaLem Register.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-26

cape Of Good Hope.-Painful accounts have
lately been received of the great distresses of the
agricultural emgrants, in consequence of the failure
Q. 'ne crops for two seasons. Many of them were
absolutely starving Some relief has been admins
tered from CaPe-iown. but not sufficient to check
.ne alarming distress 1t is said the emigrants are
indignant at their treatment, but dare moi give vent
~ .ne.r complaints, lest the slender supply from
Gape, sown oe cut OFT by the Governor, who, as he
slon may not be easily persuaded of the real extent
OF the calamity.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
Land to kent,

n ME subscriber wishing to live less
i irksome life, by relieving himself Of
some OF histemporal cares, is desirous TO
farm out. or let on rent for one OF more
years, the
Iy INIT I7iTbN
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
For Sale.

IA = For Sale,
Ia m nise' !. OF land in Fairfax County, 10
|'earrst".as,. nom alexandria and eight from
W Sbs.ss, about LOG acres of which is
Celia, dsuy ambered. There is an
ssal bare. :acosrd on tue premises A
'plIsd IS gam may lie had il Immediately
agss DANIEL F. DULANY.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
ALSO.
To Kent,

For Sale,
THE LAND & HOUSE on Stump
MA Hill, lately owned by Mr.. Nor
HsSs ton, being about TWENTY ONE
49, ACRES well enclosed; on the lit
tie river turnpike road, miles fron Alex-
andria The garden contains many vslua-
bic shrubs, vines, and fruit tree. The
situation is handsome and healthy
Possession may be had imme diately,--
The time of payment will be reasonably
extended to suit the purchaser.
WIN. CRANCH.
March II fawtf