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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
OPEQUON FACTORY
FOR SAFE OR RENT

FOA SHE OR RENT.
p He undersigned being DESTROYS of
IA changing his business or account
ct the iabour attending n msnufaeia.
ring establishment, would be pleased
10 sell on easy terms, or rent his es-
fahii>hmen'. (the best on account Of
situation, custom and other advarta-
ses in Nirginia,) provided it can be
effected before the first day of April
next, i" person well qualified to con
duct snch an eStabtiShment,-If not dis
posed Of by the first Of April it will be
eon'inncd in Grafton as heretofore.
q This property is very susceptible
al being enUy.'ted into Mannfactu.
ring Mill, if such should be desirable
10 purcbas"r-in this re-peet its To-
sal situation is perhaps inferior 10 no
other, DANIEL AMIN.
Jan. 2G-f
Is h editor of the Torch Light, Ha
gers'ow", is requested to insert the
above seven times, and sen! his ac-
count To this office for collection.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
FOR SALE.

A TRACT or LAND containing
"a ab"u; 1876 .9CRES. Tying on the
main road leading from Winchester TO
Ramney and MooreGeIh, within four
mile # the fnrmer pioce and Wherein
the subScriber now lives. The land is
fertile, with w" comfortable DWkI-
LING HOUSES, Kitchen, Smokr-
house, an excellent BAN, an Orchard
of choiee fruit, and good waller. The
said place has been occupied and kept
as Tavern upwards Of 20 years, and
is th"rsbt TO be enc Of the best country
stands within large circle. The terms
will be made accommodating on applis
cation to the subscriber.
JACOB WEAVER.
Feb. 2-tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
Trust Sale

hS Y virtue Of a Deed Of Trust execu-
ted to the subscriber, 10 secure 8
debt due by Jos. Lewis, ir. to John Nil
Ter, twhp Inns since assigned The same
to Ahiet JenDers,) Il shall offer for
sale, before the door of Capt. T.. Me.
Guire's Hotel, in the town OF Wiuc,,es-
ter, on Saturday h 10th day of " arch
next, for ready money, certain Yract
or parcel Of Land. lying and being in
the county Of Loudon, in The Gomaon.
wealth of Virginia, being a part as he
Piedmo Ont .aonor, row in The occupancy
of jeremiah Puraon. Tenant to sail,
Lewis, cont aiming about 40 ACRES.
This Iaud lies in wha, is usually called
the Dutch Settlement, and is said "a he
very valuable. Such tile as il vested
iu me ss Trustee will be made he pur.
chaser.
JOHN aEIsKELL, Trustee.
January AZ. f322--ids
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
WITH ABOUT
40 Acres Of / and

w [AII ID vi L$uikil
attached to il, situated ia tie county os
RncSinghnm, Va. on the Shenandoah
River. ahOnt four miles below the town
~ Port Republic. This Mil! possesses
perhaps as many advantages as eny
other IN The county. The neisihorhoGd
Is pOgn'ous, tie people wea;lhv. and
the soil fertiie. Tire Mill is drove BY
The River, whose navigation 20 ihe
towns nj Georgetown and Alexandra
will soon be completed, and generally
has as much grinding to do az il can
perform with two large pair Of stones
running b tn day and night. There are
0Rihe premises good two story framed
DWELLING HOUSE, DISTIL-
LERY, md maoy other improvements.
Abort % acres Of the Land is River
Bottom the upland lies we'll and a.
daPted to Clover and Plaster. by he
use Of which it would soon become fer
Tile. ALSO.
At the same time and place, will he
cold. in like manner, another TRACT
of LAND containing upwards Of
600 4creS,
which lies Immediately oppnsite the
former add separated only by the river.
On this tract there is about 4zO Acres
Of cleared Land, considerable poss
ton River Bottom, and the residue lies
well the wood land is heavily clothed
with timber, which is convenient to
most of The fencing. The improvements
are good DWELLING HOUSE. Rarn.
and almost every necessary buildine.
together With an Apple Orchard, aud
the best Of never failing water. Any
further description OF The property IS
deemed useless as It's presumed that
any person disposed 20 purchase will
hrst view 1.-THE terms Of sale far
both places will he one third in hand
4 the residue in four equal annuaI
payments, bond with approved seen :.
~ 4 deeds Of frost on The lands to se.
cure the payments will be REQUIRED.
The sale will be conducted by
MICHAEL MAUZY,
AND
JOSEPH MAUZY,
Feb. 2--tds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
Public Sale.
"a 7 I'LL be offered for sale, at Pub

NA!LL be offered for sale. at Pub
w lie Auction, at the residence of
The subscriber living on Opequon creek,
near kean's Mil, on Tuesday, the 26th
day of this Month, upon a reasonable
credit he following property, TO wit !:
Horses, Wagons, Cattle d other Stockc;
Hay oRd grain; Household & Kitchen
Furniture; a large quantity Of erceL-
lent Cider; number of jirst rate
Hogsheads, Casks and stills; and va
rie y If articles too tedious TO enumcr-
ate Also, will be offered for sale, for
term of years, a number OF likely
NEuROES.-The terms vii; be made
knowu on the day Of sale, which will
commence at 40 o'ci elk on the day n
bove mentioned, and continue from day
TO day until all ~ sold.
WILLIAM HUGHES.
February iG.h--tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
TRUST SALE.

Iof virtue of a Deed of Trust execu-
AD'ed by Mrs. Elizabeth B. Colstou.
far the benefit of Jesss Mckay aud
others, will be sold on the sixteenth
day ut March next, at the House where
she lately resided, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for ready money.
several very valuable Stares. and some
articles of Household Furuiture-also
quantity of Corn.
OBED WAITE, Trustee.
Feb. t6-3t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
NOTICE.

VE ME subscribers having adminis>
n tered upon the estate of the ia;e
DIR. Edward Conrad, request all per.
so"s indebted 20 him to make lmmedi,
ate pay meDt, or close their aecompts
o. psssinG their obligations; and those
having claims assins. said deceased.
are also requested TO present their ac.
comp, - adjustment wi'h"ui delay
HERIOT CONRAD.
I JAMES NJ. RuBERDEAU,
Feb. eff
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
FOR SALE.

e ME HOUSE X LOE at presen,
"a occupied by Mr. James Graham
The publicity of this stand and i, beips
80 well known renders it unnecessary
TO dita'e upon its advantages.-Th,
subscriber will sell the same at private
sale; bnt 1t sale IS not effected IRE
viou' I" the Goth ef March, i, will be
sold at Public Auction. Possession
will he given Ola the frs, of Arrii.-
reference for further particulars to
M. ~. Fitz,immons.
Dee. ids JOHN HASFELDT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
Machineru for Sale.

"A ME subscriber having more Car
n ding .fachineS than are necessary
A. ms factory, would give the choec Of
three on accommodating terms, If up.
pliratiou is shortly made. Also. for
SAL .Narro'c 'Shearing .ilachine,
and t1co pair ~ Hand ShearS-they
have not been in use fer some time, bat
are considered good. Apply to
DANIEL AMIN.
Opeguon Factory, Jan. 26-if
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
a CoPy = Iesif,
DANIEL LEE, c. e. g.
COmmissiOner's Office, UJncheste,.,

No"'"''''fO''t' CWCe, ~ 'HcheSfeT,
January %, 1922. i
THE parties TO the suit in the fare
going deereial order mcoiioned, are
hereby notified, that, in ODE diepcs 70
the said reeited order, shall attend at
my Office aforesaid, on Morday the
itih q March next, for the pur-
pose Of tpkips 'be accounts nentioned
IN the said order. when aad ubere tbov
will attend, aud produce suci voucher.
aud testimony az will euab.e mo =,
make Up the said accounts AID a. ,.,ey
nr either Of them may deem esse,i;eS
LEMUEL BENT, III. e.
Fehrnalv ., ts2s --flim
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
Female 4cadensy,
In Winchester.

al r. 4 MRS. SCOTT. respectful
NA iy inform the public, that they
have removed to the house lately oeeu-
pied by Col. q. w. kiger, few doors
north of Mrs. Streit's Boarding House;
aud will continue to receive Boarders
and Scholars as usual.
Feb. left
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
V ALUA BILE PROPERTY
For sale.

"A ~ pursuance of the last Will and
'es'ament of the Rev. Josenh Glass,
deed, we. the subscribers. will offer
TOR sale, at Public Auction, on the Dre.
mises, on Monday the 25th day of Feb.
raary nert, If fair, if not. the mex, fair
doF' A TRACT coNrA1v1xo
f51 Acres of excellent Far
ming Land,
nearly ns.ihjr.' Of which is in timber.
80 7cres Of T1mothy Meado7o:
lying IN the county OF Be; kelley, in the
state of Virginia, near Middietown,
and adjoining the ianas of william
Wilson. Esq. aud Others. There are
ON said trnet a NhVER.FAILING
: PRl Nc OF cxeeIjen, water, n small
A Stone DWELLING 1t
ssssSs H!0USf fsAf
Itss large and commodi- ~,
EssajSAA "n BARN $500!
with Stables underneath The same.-
-ALSn-
I.OF in Middletown, in the ccuuiy
Xxx ,fores,,d, with large and
1EsgT comfortable BRICK DWFL.
@aash' ING UOUSE and Kitchen
sls-s &Ai thereon, together with good
Strb'e. The terms will he one. third
fthe purchase money IN band aud the
balance in Two equal annual natal.
mpn;@ the payments 10 he secured by
q deed Of trust on tie property. /
further description CT he property is
deemed unnecessary, as person. hi,pO-
spd 10 rHrcra-e viii no doubt view IL
previous t. The day Of sale. Shonld
the rrHperiy mt be sold on The above
mentioned asy, it will se RENTED
for II term OF years.
Also
will be offered FOR RENT, on .FIon-
day the tIh any of February nert,
IL fair, if n"'. the next fair day, TO the
highest bidder, . valUnble
MerCha 1T h III & Saw \ i'll.
recently erected and nrw in complete
order for business, consisting oFa pair
of Burrs and Country Stones, together
with about IL ACRES OF LAND,
situated in the county of Frederick.
uear the head Of Opcunon Creek -
On the same day will be off red For
hent, FARM Of good limestone land,
-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
A MER CHANT MILL
AND
LAND for sale,

EETlLL be sold at PUBLIC SALE
' on the premises, by the heirs Of
=! hom"s Many, deed. on Friday the
To- day Of March next, valuable
MERCHANT MILL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
MAnSHAL,S SAFE

Ap Y virtue of u Decree OF the Win
Il , chester Chsncery Distyic, Copr,
pronounced the 2sth day of Novembe-,
1891, IN suit therein depending be-
tween GeorSe William Campbell ard
Wii''am Victor Campbell, infant chill
dren and heirs Of William Campbell.
deed, by George Reed, their Guardian
and next friend, and James Rie.y and
the heirs of William Campbeli and
others, will be sold before The door of
James itiely's Store, ia the town of
Winchester. an Friday the ttceifth dan
OF '4prU neat, the following property,
% wit
A HOUSE s. LOT,
IN the town Of Winchester. on I'll. west
side nj Loud"unSireet, adjnioiug Ro-
ot't Grag-now occupied by James
Rely aud John Foster.
A HaIi-Acre Lot,
on the'S"nth side OF riccadiliy-street,
adjoining the Int of-Anirew Bn.h.
2f-2 Acres of Ground.
an Out Lot, adjoining The lots of Ar.
chihaid Magill and Mrs. Overacre,
20 Acres of Land.
near Winchester, on the East side of
ine road leading from Winchester 10
Charlestown, adjoining the lands Of
William Dawson.
294 Acres Of Land.
sitnated on the North side of Timber
Ridge, ~ The county of Hampshire.
near III" road leading from Winchester
IN Fomney, patented to George Mi.
ehaei Laubinser t4th September, 1879.
Terms Of saie,-One-half of the
purchase money TO be paid down, the
residue in Two equal annual payments.
Sith interest from The day OF sale. The
purchaser giving deed OF trust on the
property 10 secure the payments.-
Sale TO commence a, II o'cloek a. M.
+. NJ. BECKWITH, ID. NJ
FOR
JoHN s. PEr4oY, NJ. ". C. D.
January f2-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
TRUST SALE.

" vir'ne al deed Of trust executed
4 by James M chir to the sub.cri.
Der, to inde mnify William Naylor aud
Samuel Kercheval Jun. from the pay.
ment OF sum of money and interest
therein mentioned, will be ,old, at pub
Inc sale, TO the highest bidder for cash.
on Thursday the 14h day of suarch
ne.rf, on the premisa.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
900 &C r ES.

OF which t30 acres are cleared, There
are on the premises comfortable
Dre!ting House and a good BARN.
This farm is situated within mile and
en- half vt the mill above mentioned,
and sdjoins the lands belonging In
the heirs Of Col James G. DowdaiI &,
Gen. james Singleton, deed. Bond
and seuri'y will re required Of The
tenants. Also, for sale, ut private con
tract. large quantity Of COOPERS'
) UFF and TANNERS BARK,
which will be delivered to purchasers
Immediately and about 80 Bushels Of
GLOVER SEED.
Persons i hing 10 view the proper,
W IN FrPd'r'ek can satisfy themselves
by applying 10 James NJ. Glass, at the
late residence of the said deceased.
ROBERT VANCE. ,
JOHN GILKERSON, { II" IS
JsnuRry 5--ids.
The Editor oftke .Wnrtinsburr Gazette
'rdi insert the ADORE advertisement
so far as includes the BerkeLv pro
Periy, until the day Of sale, and for
'eard his account to this office,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
Three 1racts Of Land
CONTAINING
5l0 ACRES.

lying on the South Branch of Potomac,
IN 'he county of Hardy, near Morefield
lie great proportion of the Land is
hfst rate river bottom; The improve
ments are equal, if pot superior to any
on the river. Further description is
"eemed Unnecessary, as il is presume
any person inclined To purchase, vii!
view The premises. Such title as l..
vested III the subscriber as Trustee.
Will be mode the purchaser.
JAMES DALEY Trustee.
February i6 h--tus.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26
NEWPORT.
FESTIVAL OF ST. JOHN.
rYEDNESDhY, JUNE 20, l82:

EESlit AL Ot ST. JOHN.
On Monday last the Grard Lodge Of
State convened in this town, ior the
rpose Of exciting the officers, transact
the necessary business OF The institu-
n, and celebrating the Anniversary Of
Order. On this occasion an unusu.
degree Of interest was excited, and an
common number of strangers visited
wn, the steam boat Fulton, a'one,
inging from Providence between four
and five hundred persons. The public
services were performed at Trinity
Church, where after the usual prayers,
&c. by the Rev. Mr.. WHEATON, a
highly appropriate Masonic Discourse
was delivered by the Rev. Bishop GAS.
woLD. The performances were inter-
spcrsed with music, selected with much
taste. and performed with great judg-
mcnt and effect. After the service the
Masonic Body repaired to St. Johns
Hall, where they Partook of sumptu-
Gus entertainment, which was enlivened
with the cheering song and chastened
mirth; and at seasonabIe time the
Brethren separated in friendship and
peace.
The following is list of the officers
OF the Grand Lodge for the year ensu-
ing:
NJ. w. John CarIile, Grand Master.
X. w. Richard Anthony, Deputy
Grand Master.
w. Charles Cotton, Grand Senior
Wardn.
w. Peter Grinnel, Grand 1m1ior
Warxen.
Br. Benjamin Clifford, Grand Treas.
Br. Walker Humphry, Grand Sce'ry
w. jeremiah Bliss, Grand Senior
Deacon.
Br. Barney Merry, Grand 1un,r
Deacon.
Rev Baruabas Bates, Grand Chay,klin
Br. Josiah Whitaker, Grand Nyshai
Br. James Coggsshall, Grand Sword
Bearer.
Hr. Bcrpcn Duan Grand Tyler.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26
From tie kApde ls,and Americar.
NEW EyILMaTE.


The following Is copy az the Act passed
u the recent session of he General Assem-.
bly,, providing for q New Estimate OF ,he rate
able property In this SIAe:
Sec |. Re IL enacted by the General yfssen.
Gy. rbr William Eiery, Isaac Whbour,
Richard Jackson, Thomas Mann, Edward
Wilcox, Elisha K. Potter, Nathaniel Bullock,
II VI Si'son, Chates Brayton and Anthony
Onu. be. and they arc appoieted q Commiuec,
viii full powers 10 take general Estimate
Of al properly ra,eable in this State any six
of which Committee shuil be sufficient 10
form quorum, and ic all their proceedings o
ma ajnuy the members present shah govero.
So. ,. IND De II further enacsr1, That
said onmittee shall carefully and thorough.
ly Inspect and ex, ,mioc tho Rate Bills. As.
ses,ncns, and proceedings of the Assessors
sppoo,rd in the several towns during The
last f,o preceding years a, least, and may Gull
beto.e ,hsm and examine upon oa,h, relative
thereto, nni relative TO the principles upon
which suah Assessments have been made by
any oi said Assessors, and also the Collectors
end rnwo Geek, Of said towns, and any other
persons and from the best and fullest infor.
nation and evidence they can obtain from
these and other correct sources, said Com.
property rateablc in the respective towns in
this State. And said Committee shall mako
report oftheir proceedings to the General As
sembly ., me nexI October session thereof,
OF ps sron thereafter as may be.
Soc. 3 .fad be u /ursher enacted, That
all property of every description, including
dobs due, and property out Of the State (cx-
cept real estate) Belonging to citizens thereof,
md including also all property within this
State, belonging to inhabitants of other states,
in which States property similarly situated,
belonging TO inhabitants Of this State, is sub.
jected To laxes, shall be deemed to be rs,ca.
bic properly, except such as is by law espec-
tally exempted, add except household furni-
turc to the amount of three hundred dollars,
farming utensils, tools Of mechanics, and one
qpsctcr part OF properly al sea.
Scs Ind be IL further enacted, That
said Com mit,ee shall have power To appoint
not exceeding one suitable freeholder in each
town, who sbaH bs authorised and directed 10
make ~ lctui. md accurate valuation aod es.
tirDstc OF aN 'Pccpery rateaoie in such town,
and shall make repori Of their proceeding, 20
said Cgnp,t,oc. Add the inhabitants of the
respeelIve tcwo' nay. under oath or afiirma.
,ios, render s,d give IN to the persons so sp.
pointed by tue Committee, or to The said
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26

CANADA TAi:rLEs.-We have on
several occasions, said something relative
to this highly obnoxious weed. So in-
furious is it considered in Connecticut,
that the legislature OF that state have ell
acted law with severe penalty, against
any one who suffers it to grow on his
land. The Hartford Courant contains
an article on this subject, The writer OF
which points out the following mode Of
eradicatlng this pest, which he speaks of
with the utmost confidence in It's efhca-
cy. The whole secret consists in cut
ting oil the plant near the ground, at the
change OF the new moon or as near the
change as may be, in June or July.-
This, will generally destroy all the plants
the first year should there be any shoots
which should sprout the next year, let
the same course be pursued, and in two
or three years not root will remain.n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26

At Buenos Ayres, D., ...
TO have given way TO a des ....
consolidate the liberties Of the cU..,,, 49,.
The government has promulgated a code of
laws which would do credit TO the most en-.
ligh,ened politicians. Our Agent, Mr.. Forbes,
IL highly respected BY every class Of citizens,
and possesses their entire confidence of hi.
own counuymen residing ct Bucno, Ayre..
Although the Republic Of Colombia is 90,
yet entirely delivered Of foreign enemies, her
political situation is represented to be such as
TO give pcrmancncy to the new Constitution,
end to insure the final triumph Of correc, prin.
ciplcs,--A letter, dated Currscoa, May so,h,
gives a somewhat different picture of things
on.,he Spanish Maine, sod states, that the
Coro had again fallen into the hands OF the
Spaoiards. This Is altogether improbable.
The total defeat Of Morales rendered it i'm
possible for the RoysIists to undertake offea-
sive operations. II any OF them have ls,ely
been seen 10 Coro, it must have been as pris.
oners, and not as victors. We have already
given the particulars Of the affair ncar Mara
caibo, in which the Patriots captured and de-
s;roycJ two divisions of Morsles' army pre-.
vious 70 his final route. II now appears that
600 OF the prisoners were shipped off for tho
Island Ct Cuba. The blockadiog squadron at
Puerto Cavello, appears not to bs sufficient,
as the Spanish frigate which lately escaped,
had rc.eotered the port with supply Of pro-
visions from Currscoa. IL will be recollec,-
ed, that the Colombian government lately de-
spstched an accredited SCENT to this county,
Tor the purpose of procuring an increase TO
is navy.
Tho Banda Oriental, or Monte Videsn pro.
vince, remained in quiet possession of the
Portuguese. The Director of Paraguay con.
doued the system winch he had pursued for
several months past, with the apparent design
Of establishing a distinct independence tor
himself. II is s,id thi, msn has never been
exce!led by any Oriental Nsbob. Hs allows
every thing to enter his province sat, sdvep.
tursrs may carry, but no;hiog CO depart
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26
Bp G0aii.
SPAhISH CLAIMS.
WAsHIsoTos CITY Juno Is,


The Com omissionets for the adjustment Of
claims under the florida Tresiy, met on the
ilih inst. the day TO which they had adjourn
ed, on the iiih of May last. Mr. Whie and
NJ. Tszwell ooly, being presenL they adjourn.
ed without entering into business, until Wed.
ncsday, when he arrival OF the third Commis.
sioner, Mr.. King, completed the board. Hav-
ing fixed the hour Of meeting at ten o'clock,
The Boa, then adjourned.
On Thursday morning they proceeded TO
dispose Of the new memorials, which had been
r ed in pursuance of their last orders, the
number Of which, we understand, considera.
bly, exceeds 1--WE hundred, thus making the
whole number Of memorials filed more than
siriren hundred The examination Of the
new memorials will probably occupy tho
Board for three weeks or month whether
they will enter upon any other division o! their
labors at the expiration OF that time, or allow
further time 20 the claimants, by adjournment
10 some future day, is not yet known. We
apprehend, however, that, as the mere reccP-
ton or rejection Of memorials forms but the
smallest part OF their p" 'niies, they
will End the mseIyes CO, Soon 10
shu, the door against end
proceed TO tho examine :
Qua documents in 81 e..
claims. - irfeiHgtneer
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26
TIE PROSPE(

An interesting crisi'
is rapidly approaching
son TO believe, that ,h,
Presidency will be M
than any election since
JeHersoo, VI not since
government. The ne
important. and P-eps
some paris Of the cou
men. Mr.. Clay is az
will doubtless be ele,
this ciscuwstance, TIA
active part in the app
Presidency, which (
holds a sea, in Cong
iion which this subj
States, should be q hi
be dila,ory in casting
OF distinguished taller
delegation 10 the Ma,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26

smallest par, of their
will find themselves co
shu, the door agains, a
proceed TO tho examin,
Qua documents in 81
claims.-hreiHgeneer