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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-27
Destructive ERE.

The alarm of fire was raised about half
past four O'clock yesterday afternoon. and
proved true, and in the result lamenta-
BILE one. 1t originated in the lumber yard
OF MessIs. Kirby s. Clark, in the rear of
McEldery's wharf, and spread with ra-
pidity altogether uncomfortable by the ut
most exertions OF the FIRE and engine men,
(which were rendered with their usual
lacrity and spirit until it had destroyed
SEVENTEEN OF the brick warehouses aud
dwellings fronting 90 McEidery's wharf.
Two or three houses were also destroyed
on the south side of Pratt street. The
total loss Of buildings large and small, is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-27
Charleston, June 20.
LAW INTELLIGENCE,

Trial Of Pirates.-On Friday. be-
fore the Special Circuit Court OF the
United States. Judges johnson and
Drayton presiding on the trial of Chas.
Owen, an American, formerly mariner
on board of the schr. Mary, of Ports
mouth, New Hampshire, charged with
feloniously and practically stealing and
running away with the boat Of the eaid
vessel, and carrying with him ches, Of
the owner of said vessel, containing
$1,000 in specie. The circumstance
took place on the coast Of St. Domingo,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-27

yernor's to retake tie city and country a.
round, failed lew days ago. with se-
we're loss on bis part. A caravan has this
Cay arrived from Mexico. with about Two
millions Of dollars, all Of which belong TO
persons destined to Spain, il being q. pfj,
pviIege granted by thes ,mperislisis to all
who are disposed to leave The country. II
was reported here ihatgenersi Wilkinson
had died between this and Mexico, and
had been buried With military honors but
the report arose from the death of General
Long, who was killed at the door OF Con-
gress in Mexico by a centinel who run
him through the body as he attempted I 70
pass him in a forcible manner. Tie U. S.
brig Enterprise, capt Kearneyl, i here e.
the above. we learn that letter has been
received IN this city from Gen. Wilkinson
himself, stating be was we'll and in an EN-
ployment for which he received salary
at The rate ofl5,ooo dollars per annum.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-27

nox. as It was about month ago, only let the
name be changed and you viii have, in fact
as complete mad house as can be found from
one end of the Continent 10 the other. Only
place him there, and If he does net come toshls
right mind, why, give him up, say, as aeon
firmed lunatic. That's all
CONVENIENCE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-27

The Southern mail had not arrived yesterday
evening when our paper was going to press. ~
has created some anxiety as to the non-arr'Vai
of thu mail, in Consequence o. report put III
circulation that tssthe of the driver had been
in town from Ocaquan, enquiring alter MS
Father.") Itmay be, that the water has risen
so highas to stop the mail, as we have Oeen
blessed under Providence, with some refreshing
lains.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-27
TO coRRzseoNDENTs.

- we have received HaacOct, Stockhofd-
sy, and Sansbo, which will be laid on the Ia
BLs fox further Amusement.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-27

We have been politely favored by
friend with the following extract Of a lei
ter, dated at
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-27
WIN. GOODELL & Co.

Hemp, Duck and Sheeting.
~ tons Russia hemp
6 bales do sheeting
do ravens duck
90 bolts Russia do. just received and
for sale by PHINEAS JANNEY,
Who has in store and offers for sale
$50 tons Swede's bar iron
40 boxes Rodman's spermaceti candles
cases of Canton grapes
2 do Nankin dresses and black shawls
Q trunks cambrics and dimties
cases water proof patenthat5
kegs nutmegs
White lead and Spanish brown, cromic yell
low, aqua forts, vitriolic ether, cut nails and
brads. 10mo 30
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-27
Derain ma arine list.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA,.
ARRIYEp...Noy q.

ARRIvEp....Nov. Is.
Schr Rebecca e Polly, Pearson, Rich
mopd {; Goals to order.
Schr Washington, Small, Boston, IL
ds English coal to J s Miller.
Schr Rising SUD, Silver, Salem, via
Norfolk, 8 DIS from the latter; moasses,
sugar, pepper, soeI leather. soap, candles,
shoes, &c. to the haster.
Schr Sally, Sheldon, Providence. x l
via Newport; potitoes, cheese. candles,
rum, gin, cider, apples, onions, cabbages,
beet, Cc. to the master, domestic goods
70 A T. Cazepove & Go.
Schr Only S0, Robbins, Kingston,
Mass. 8 DIS; English coal and oil to L Il
Rowland.
scbr Stag, hewitt, Baltimore freight
10 merchants Of the district. NOV. 26.
Brig Hope, Hodgkinson, Gibraltar,
IS ds; saI', wines and raisins to Asboy &
Stribling, Thomas II Rowland and the
master.
Schr Two Brothers, Galloway, Eden.
ton, N G shingles to J II Davis.
Schr Happy Return, Hobbs, and schr
Nancy-Roach, Walker; both from Eden
ton, got up.
Steamboat, Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk;
with passengers.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Primrose, hence, for Buenos Ay-
res, in Hampton Roads Gath inst.
Brig Olympic, Weston, sailed from
Kingston 18th Oct. Tor this port.
Brig Elizabeth, from Georgetown, al
at Kingston, Jam, 18th Oct.
Brig Hyperion, cid al Boston 22d inst
for this port.
Sch New Priscilla, Crowell, up at B os-
ton 22d inst. for this port, to sail Esd.
brig America, sailed from Boston 18th
pst tor this port.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-27
by the Steam boat Potomae.l
THE SPARK AND CYANF

The SPARK AND CYANE.
NORFOLK NOV. 23.-lt will be seen by
the following extract, that the officers &
crews of these two vessels are sharing
the melancholy fate of the Macedonian,
the Hornet and the Peacock. Is there
no precaution by which our navy can les.
-seD,if not prevent this alarming calamity!
How is it that the French and British
cruizers in the West Indies suffer les,
than ours 1t must be owing to their bet.
ter experience of that terrible climate,
and their consequent knowledge Of the
means ofaverting that dreful calamity.
Extract Of letter from an officer on
board the United States brig Spark,
off the Island 81. Croix, Nov. S.
"Since last wrote you we have been
at st. Thomas, and St. Domingo twice, &
once az Laguira-to the latter place a,
our cost. Mr.. Nicholson left us two DAYS
before we sailed from Laguira to take
command OF a vessel belonging to sailing
master Heartte-he took sick and died
in one day-Mr.. Tanning, the pursur,
died 24th October, on our passage from
the city of St. Domingo to St, Thomas,
-WhCIC VIC Sent d6nOFC some Otner Slck.
who had been taken violently i'll. There
never was more healthy crew than ours
Ibefore going to Laguira and the sick.
ness appeared to, be confined to the ward.
room and steerage.
"We left the Cayane at Laguira, crew
sickly-She lost the day after we sailed,
surgeons male and seamen-She W as
10 sail in a few days for Porto Cabello,
and was only waiting to learn the issue of
some privateering intelligence which was
in circulation, the purport of which was,
that Morales had landed few miles from
Laguira and had burnt small town, and
intended TO so to Caracas--the people
OF the place were in The greatest conster>
undergraduates the byAmericans,f for fear
OF their Property-but we have since had
the report contradictej, and il is probable
she has already sailed.
yesterday we had the modification to
be out manGuvred in chase of a two top
sail schr. and after pursuing her seven
hours she escaped.
''lt is likely we shall send into St. Tho.
mas, in a day or two, to inquire into the
condition OF our sick" Herald.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-27
EEH2WIN

In Washington city, on Saturday last,
in the 2O,h year Of her age, Mrs. ELBER.
TINA MIDDDLEToN, consor of Arthur
Middleton: jr. esq. and only child of gen.
John p. Van Ness.
In the same place on Sunday, Mr.. SAM.
VEL Harris, in his ED year.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-27
WILLIAM FOWLER Co.


HAVE on hand and offer for sale, 25 tons
Il Il Russia and Genoa hemp
$50 pieces Russia sheetings
100 do Russia duck
100 do ravens duck
case sattinetts
do black and blue cloth
100 bags coffee
IS do pepper o.'
s bales Russia quilts
10 do do feathers
90 casks Russia taIow
100 boxes mould candles
96 do dipt do
35 hhds ST. Croix sugars, LIST quality
10 bags India = do
Pipes, pipes land casks
Madeira ira Sicily and rsne' Wine
s puncheons old Jamaica rum
10 do Antigua do
pipes superior quality Cognac brandy
y do I'd do do
10 pipes Holland gin
800 casks nails assorted sizes
Cabnna segars in whole and half boxes Of very
superior quality.
~ casks rice
ia barrels No2
SO do No Beef
do mess
100 coils cordage ~
10000 bushels coarse Salt. nov %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-27
- Goshen Cream Cheese. etc.

II HE subscriber has just received a fresh
supply OF first quality Goshen cream cheese,
Liverpool ground alum salt, and fine sack do'
wine 'bitters superior quality in bottles by the
dozen. Also, in bottles by the dozen Glove,
Cinnamon, p love, peppermint and lemon cor
dials which together with the best wines in
wood and in bottles, old Jamaca and Antigua
spirits, Holland gin, Cognac brandy, fine teas
particularly selected, sugars, groceries, spices,
&c. for sale as usual at his store ON ROYALS,
next door to the city hotel. WIN DUNLAP.
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening last, by the rev
Mr.. Allen, MIR. GEORGE DALE, mer
chan',of Leesburg, TO Miss ELIZA ,daugh
ter of Col. George Minor, of Fairfax
county, Va.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-27
a LAW. BOOK LOST.

OST in the confusion of the FIRE, which oc-
- CURED on the Cd inst. on King street, the
first volume ofthe American edition of BAcos's
ABRIDGMEsT.. The owners name is written on
the back, and an engraving of it pasted on the
inside. liberal reward will be given to any
person who will deliver the said book to the
printer, and no questions asked If nov 81
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-27
WILLIAM A. WILLIAMS.
JOHN BRASSINGTON

JOHN BRASSINGTON
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
~ fellow citizens, that he has just received a
assortment Of Je,cettery::
Clocks and time pieces
Gold and silver watches
Chains and seals
Gold and gilt clasps
Diamond rings plain and chase
Breastpins and necklaces
Coral, pearl and plain ear rings
Paste and plain studs.
SILVER:
Table and tea spoons
Pencil cases and thimblcs.
PLATED: e. &
Table, tea spoons and sugar tongs
Casters and ink stands 49,
Pencil cases
Britannia metal tea pots
Pocket and pen knives
Knives and forks
Tea, bread am snufrer trays
Looking glasses ~ :.
:, Ladies' morocco reticules and pocket books
with a variety of beads, &c. oct SO
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-02
From the " Mercantile Advertiser, OF 36.h ut.
STEAA baAv ACCIDENT.

We regre' 20 nave 10 state thss senous
accident ~. occur ed 10 the Steam Boat Con
nscticut, add Fulton, vbich ply betweeu ,his
por. and Pcly,deoce, thar "it probably io,er-
rups for faw day, this CONVENIENT coInIn0ni-
rausn bc'w7se the two places,
The Consseiieui ieE here al = O'Clock or
"Wednesday afternoon wiki about tor.y.hvs
passengers, snd in the evening was run atou
OF by sIoop, which took OF one OF her boats
and did some other dam,ge, Al 2 O'Clock
ys,tetdey morning, when about Is mics be-
yond New Haven she came in contact with
the fl,ron, lon her way from Provideoce) by
snme mistake Of one of lne heIm,men. Both
b,ais ware undsr full way, and came together
bow on. The shock was tremendous. Some
cf the passengers were throsn from their
births, but. .fo'tuna'ely, nous OF thcm, nor of
the crew, We understand were Injured. We
h,ve not yst s.cefisined the extent ot damage
IN the boa,s, bol understand the bow OF the
Coonec:ieus was sioysn, and the bowspris
OF bo h boats carried awsy, and otherwise pa
t.ria,ly damaged yery tor,unstely, the wea-
sher wss calm, ~, IL was feared both would
have saak. We have these particulars from
ihe passengers, who s,,ach no blame TO the
vary pradcn, commsodecs OF either boat. ln
isfis dilemma, I'VE understand, Captaid bdnkqt
did not feel Authorised 10 land mis- passehgrfs
in Conaec,ica,, under he existing tawsof
tnat stais, and it wAs, sg red tna oetn boats
ahpold proceed for this port wb,cn IN y
teached about Z O'Clock last sven.as. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-02

happy to perceive by the last accouots OF
the sickness at New.York, thar il has a
more favorable aspect. On the 24lh ut.
there were se0en new cases and fpe
deaths-25th, eighf cases-26th, nine
cases-27th. fue cases--28th. one case.
There have been several cases OF fever at
Brooklyn. :.
AssAssINArIon.-Oa the evening
of tin 26th ult. at about III O'Clock, a
dreadful event occurred IN this town.
Several persons had assembled on the
Point, when riotous quarrel took place
between them, aod young man OF the
name Of Samuel T. Tenant, aged about
% years. was stabbed in the stomach,
with knife, in 81 severe a nmner, that
he died on the following afternoon. Two
Wen Of the nanrs of Edmund BRIGGS
and Edmund Briggs, jim. father and
son !! belonging TO Fnertown. Ms. were
Immediately apprehended as the. perpetra-
tors of the deed-who, after an exsmin.
alton, were fully committed to take their
trial Tor this offence, at the next term of
the Supreme Judicial Court, which holds
Ats session in this town III March next
We forbear all comment Oh this horrid
( Transaction. .e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-02

Siafe u haOae. Island, CSC
IN General .fsssss.y, JSas sessisn, yiD 1922
UPON the peut'oa OF John M'keuzie;
sdmInis,ts on rs estate ol James Mk. y.
zie, late Of Moth K,ngs.own, dceessed, p y
ing Tor Certain tessons therein stated, thar ,ht
report of the commissioners en- the estate oi
the said Jau,e., deceased, be set aside OF op.
ened again, ind % Au,horise said court of pro.
bate Of No RIags,own, to appoint olhe r
commissioners On said estate, il they should
think prope's
Voted and Resolved, that said peii,ion b.
received Acd reter. ed 10 the mex, session oi
this General Asse,ab;y, nod tha, said sdn,n
istrslof cause the adverse parry 20 be uo,Gsd
OF the pending OF this po,ition, by publishing x
. copy Of ,nls soIe 10 one OF tue Nswpoi, /,
newspapers, three wesks before said mex,
session; said sdmini.,rs,o, giving bond 70
lie adverse patty sccotdins 10 law, before said
vote shat b. puoIshsd
A de copy witness,
HENRY BOWEN Sec'rg.
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No Il y fgfJm hiongc .oart

Fo II, '(~i!st0nt kt0Hgc ODaFI
SETiiL h1 day pen Fifteen Bs,es and Boxes
w GOODS suia lie for he oresea1 ard ap 70
'ng esson which be has taken grea, deal of pains
10 purehase, in order 10 sell very cheap. Al tbose
who want sjod cloths for little money, will do well
to call md Tor themselves
.3a,ony the Goods nOrs opening. are tie foR7r,iny
Supeifne, 6ne and common bioe Btosdcloths;
Saperfne black Brosdcloths brown and drsb Cloths
Tor great coats aud surtoits complete assor nent
Of Csss,Neres aud peilce Cloths tor Ladies cnats
double. mi'ied Csssnneres Devonshire Kerseys;
plsiis and Red Caps. complete assortment OF
Flsnneis twIi'ed and plain superb lot of y y,is
Csrpeting from e. TO 6sSd stair Carpeting 3s9d I'd
Banaanns, Fag and black silk Handkts Cotton, Flag
and M.lfsss Aanakis Gen,.etnen's G., awaits Imita
,ioa Linen H.ndkfs figured Popns, silk velvets j.
cotton Vevetss Sheetings and Shrtingsj sewing
Cot,ons bv the pound, very nice Caroline Pis,as ,
Scotch Plsitsj plain BON 1azetts from is5d 10 IS
the yd Hsured Bomhnzcts. Worsted Hoscry
superb lot of Cashmere .Shswls, piaiu and figured
bordersi thick fancy Vestings; Cofnforters Tor
beds. we'll made. at 2ls gentlemen and ladies' Bes
yer Gloves bine and green Csi'icoes; Xii Gloves :,
comnon Csmbrcsi Jacon.t Cambrics MuA mqu
Muslin shear ausIiu; figured muslin HdHfs. iin.
en- CsDbrics. Linen yiiirtnss and Shes,mgs; a
beautiful assortmen, OF Thread Laces Damssk sdd
Diapers! American Giogham Checks and S,ripes !;
Pins and Need'as, and macy other articles TOO nu
a.
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AsWroR1 Sc -Cl-rks Office. Gu y Com
mon Pha., fo' he 'eoun'y Of ''ryio,f, sen
> ,emse- ~, lS22
WHEREAS Benjimtn, Downine Of the
own aud county Of Newpou, ma me
aas This day 6led in this ofieo an application
for notice To be is.ued TO hi, ctedhors, 10 be,
snd appear before said Coor,, on 'bs second
!sy OF me term thereof, TO be holden q, New
g9r,i within aud for he county aforesaid on
the Gss Monday Of Novembe, next. then end
.ibese O. nominate A.signees Of the property
,tssid Benjamin, sgfee,bly TO an act OF tl'
Hons Genv,, Assembly, passed at fhei' Jhn"
ssSsIo6, A ID 1920. eoutled An Act "'
The relief 4 Insolven,, > btors" ;N,'iee
iherelots a.teby Given ~ aid c'edro',. the
'sad The = % one.r Tar ;te purpose storesnd
HENRY Y. CRANSToN, Clerk.
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MakRIED'

N1kRIED,
In this iovn. on Sunday evening last, ny the Rev
Mr. Norman. Cant. Jacob sHsl TO Miss finn Bardos.
Al Providence, on russd4y last. Mr.. Sanuel BIT
hny' 10 Miss .Asry rsIes. daughter Of Ar Seth
rates. 800
DIED,
In this town. on the i<th ul.. Lsdia-.son Rieansna
eyed 10 months, days. daughter OF Mr. GIDEON
kichmonJ
On tue 2Sd ult. Mrs Ri0er. sged ~
On the 25,h. Miss -i-eb Bnfnm. aged -
On the tyesing OF the 2Su Ms DsHre Hdtka-
r0y. the venerable relci OF the late Nj q sAanish
b-thsw.y. in the 95th year Of her age ~. sorhy
aud respsetsvle old lady Gas poas and ex~.OPis'y
member OF the First Congregational church in this
town for upwards Of sky years
On the nth alt John Pearss. "a man OF eoior) IA
the Solh year Of his age He was . soldier in The
revolutionary army.
Yesterday morning. after lingering and distress.
ing illness, Mrs. EGsu6eA .3ibro oonsort Of Mr. SAN.
uei 3 slbro, and daughter OF Mr. Eleazer Reed, in
the 47h year of her age Funeral this afternoon,
2o'cfock. from het fathers house near the uiils :
where rclatioas and iriends requested to susnd
Al Troy. Mass on Saturday last, Ar. PsLeS 7Anrs.
toa. ssed ninety six years. The longevity Of The
family Of which he me rber will sppesr great,
when it is known that be has ieft brother sDd four
sisters, the ,ounges, Of whom is eighty years OF age
At Portsmouth. on the 25th uit Mrs Je,nss Boyd
wife OF Mr.. iiiiAm Boyd sged 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-02

uS1tEsDs y the s ,os ant,
~ my Noesich Room, res NJ. 1owns
GODS C'fse House, lhs folic~ine vsiusb,e o.
ticiss. ios' impor,sd, iom 81 heleas IN the
hrif Csibsi,oe, jacob Smith, mss,er.
80 pieces Pisad lndis Sa,sne,ts,
Is G. BACK, do. do.
~ 90. Ei"Fsos'nt, Ispcy eoIofs,
10 d.. Napksn Crspe.
es do. Company Fisg Hdkfs.
20 dv. Ysscw Blndshpss,
so q, Back >.ik Hdkis
10 10. CaDi "a, hgu.,j Ribbands,
5000 VI. LEAD In Pigs,
5000 VI Soap IN bsfs,
SO Dvxes F'ofsree OIL.
20 da. 5es, B. -desux Clsret Wine bssldss
sstiety ~ other articles.
Saies 10 commences ct 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Conditions Libel sI,--wlI be ~ ade known a,
tims and pise. OF ssis.
IOAlAH L. SHAW, 6uef'r.
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oeH11g al sey reduced prices, al
X T. I..f.,N

g UPfHfiNE acd common blue sod black Rrcstss
~ cloths Cassimeres. fashionable Peise f;ob..
PLAN aud 6garod Easish f,snne,s. Csl,coes. ava
riey ne,lao sbaws and HJkfs imi, .lon. d.ito.
book ssd leno MGsIins book p.sIsn iidkis supes
b'-ek silk. do bali and Wire Thread. bestl ism
sewing silk horn. She and ivory comns bsok
and e9loret Grapes. b.ask. green AMI white l. a ian
Crspes Bonbaxet,s, very cheap +. SombAze, ms Va.
'sneia Vestngs ln-n csmascs, long Lawns null
snd jaeonet Musiins Cotton C.mbtscs lD,n.,tiess
striped Jeans, Ho.iery. great vsriei, cbesp Irish
Linens shir,inGs and Ahectings knlting Go, tons
cotton Floss.
toned will be sold much lower than ever b, kf, of.
fe,ed, Those who wish 10 elo,he themselves eAssS,
viii do well o call ri
No IA. 2h0n,es.ss. !,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-02
NOTICE.
Newport, Oct. z.

INO tST.
A IL Per:ons are hereby forbid purcbss.
"A ing q receipt signed by Troop & Spen-
ceI Of Bristol, K. ]. bearing date on or before
the .6,h d,y Of June Said Receipt is Tor
10 cords of wood Icf, by the subscriber with
the said Troop & Spence, for sale. The
Reeeipi l, IN the hands oil Horstio q. Aspin
wall, entrusted TO him fot collection Pay.
ment 10 therefore stopped on said Receip,
SAMUEL WODELL.
Pail River, Oct. I, 1922.
State Of Rhode. Island. SIC Sepi 25. 1922,
The creditors oil Benjamin Downing,
OF Newport, 10 the county of Newport, mai.
ner, are hereby oo,ihed TO appsss, if they see
Ct, AZ the Gcosrsi Assembly 10 be holden az
Providence, IN ~ los, M,oday Of Oc,obe-
next to .hev cause Why HE petition 70, the
beneh, of tae ac.. entitled I" an act for the .rr-
lief e insoivsp. d.b,ors,". ough. no, to be
granted. HENRY BOWEN S:s'tg.
Z. Qet.a - - -'-' -
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JrN y 6 DNUalMONH,

jim l. DEOmMONb,
Hls sgaln opened the shop she former J o-cop;eA
end oilers for ssle variety OF tsDtl & ups,
among which are the foo@ing-- g.
Book mnsn Hdkfs lnuis and SCOTCH mu,, aus-
lin; do Box do, cyn,brieks, Jacore, 20 Lenoes, |,
thread sno silk Lsces, hnnen Csmbr,s and eaubris
Hdkis; cotton do silk and Kid Gloves tslieoes
Cbn,xes and Furpitures, gsuse silk aud ny riao
Hakis meriGo. elk and cotton shaw, Issrs ,.sn-
ION snd Nsnkin Cr,pes, Gsuxe silk ~. couqn
Nose Tins and Needless Tspcs and Bobb,ns ne
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= Acc IONis rom Curfac0ai rcc@'Vco III NsN'
York state that on the 81 S.ptembes, ip
the Mona Passage, the United Staes' schoon.
e. Aiiigalor,. Japan w, n Allen fell in
with, and sfter al ACTON, captured Inc Sen
Ism p,rA,icai Brig P,lona, Of ls guns and 80
s,sa---he los, on bp'h sides reported 70 DC
s.vere. This inteliige ncs was ought Ia
Cu,,seoa on the i.,n of Sepfe inbsr, by
Spanish schcoOef from Porto Rico.
Columbian Rehabie Tie Aurora publish
As some late and tote resting Intelligence from
this quarter. sU.n, S0ubette has relusncd to
6sraccss, sfsr having completely expelled
she naarsuders Under the royal General M.
sales from the psoviace Of Coo. MorsIes
has since embarked . Considerable portion OF
Die troops, With = design, ss believed, on
come Of the towns upon tho coaN--Mstscsi-
DO snd L,gafrs are named, these places arc
Props nd toc him.
There were nine deaths al Savannah dor
ing tho week eading the S.h inst. three ot
which we're Of bilious fever. Tbs edtor OF
the Museum rema,ks that the ciy wAs Al
That time remarkably healthy.
The Lou svii,e Adve usee OF the 9Th inst.
sa,e. The deaths for the woek ending Sept.
NIs; and from the l7th June 10 the Cd
Sep, aei2I, besides 30 or SO at Shipping
port. The prevailing fever IL said to be OIL
sous. Tho cholera morbus 10 also said to
s~eep of great numbers residing On tho
banks # the Ohio.
SgWrrcls. These destructive ANIMALS
are stated to be making great ravages a.
nong the corn in Ohio. Myrlads o.
them were found in every direction. and
it was feared many of. the farmers would
lose the whole of their crops. Several
hunting parties had been formed, and in
many instances thousands of them have
been destroyed. but still their numbers
did not appear to be in the least dimin-
isbed. Great quantities Of them were
killed in fields with clubs and stones, and
fhey were literally thronging the streets
and house tops Of the villages.
The King OF Persja, Il 10 said, has been recea,ly
converted to Christianity, hy The sy ImsniA Of lhe
oslsbrs.ed aissionsrf, Ms. Msrsint =.