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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
Err & NOBLE,

w Elk a NtJBLE,
No. 1, Prsble's Roo, Erchange-Street, necri1
opposite the Cumberland Bank.
HAVE for sale, as great variety Of CAST
Il IRON STOTES, Of the most approved
Patteras,a be found in this State suitable fol
Meeting Houses, Halls, Porlors,
Bsd-Rooms, Kitchens, Stores and TesssIs
AMONG WHICH ARE
Wilson's Sarlor. Oval, and Pipe franklin
STOVES !: Urn do. Cook and Boiler do. Phi
latelphia, Franklin, Pipe Franklin, Oven, Pyra
mid Cole, G. Plate and Box STOTES, variou:
sizes. From their own patterns. elegant Frank.
lin, Pipe Franklin, Double back STOVES
sizes, Plain top, Cone and Urn Franklin, calcu-
lated TO let 10 even with the hearth 50 as 4
have stone or tile in Front.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.

TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
No11, Jones Rom, Exchange street--Portlond,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
HIS RECEITED-
JAssN ar. casks off. R. F. and T. P.
500 canisters r. r. and r. and T. P.
Which he will dispose Of at the Boston prices.
This Powder has rece. ID the highest recon-
mendatons from officers Of the u. States Ordnance
Department, and many others who have used the
same.
large quantity ofthe above Powder, can be
furnished at short notice.
OYGentlemen are invited to cali and examine
the above Powder. II Oct. %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
NEW GOODS
ELISHA VINTON

Ershange-Street, Near Cumberland Bo,t
NAP Just received and is now opening
FOX SALE large & very complete assor,msn,
Of new and 'o' 'a'en'
sEASONABLE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARB
q bales black and assorted coIoured Rom.
~ bALETFS. plain and figured.
90. worsted BON ABZINES, assorted
2oo Cashmere SHAWLs, plain and hordereJ
comprising an assortment, equal to any ever
offered in this town,
White. red, green and yellow FLANNELs
Printed FLANNEIS,
"a, 81, "a, 1914, ia f2-l rose BLANKETS
Superhre and middling
BKOADCLOTHS & CASSIMERES.
Quesn's'CLOTHS. large assortpent.
Broad and narrow black BOMBAZINFS
Black 4 coored SYNCHAWS & SARSNETTa
Black LEvANTINEs.
Silk and sabby vELvETs.
Cotton CAMBRICS-CaubricM UsLINs.
Null do-ladia book do.-Swiss Jo.-Leno do
figured and plain,
Elessn. CALICOEs-large assortment VEST
Black, state and white Wor.,ed HOSE.
Do do with Silk Cocks,
Mems worsted and Lambs wool half HOSE.
Grnersey FROCKS and DRAWERS.
RIBBONS new stiIe very Elegant,
Large assortment men's and women's Beaver.
silk and kid GLOVES.
Black, white. green, crimson and blue Italian
GRAPES,
Superior DUFFTLs. KERsEYs. sArrINErs
&c. &c.
ALSO....Five bales Waltham SHIRTlNGS
and SHEETINGs, which will be sold at q small
eosasce LOT Idsh. oW. Oct B.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
FRESH TEAS, &c.

non Chests & boxes of vu~-
&99 Souchong, Hyson}
Skin, Young Hyson Hyson
rs casks and barrels Winter pressed and Sum-
mer strained Sperm OIL, warranted ne " and So
perior quality; quarter casks Old LIP. MADEIRA
WINE pipes bost Old Sicily Madeira do. !; s
quarter casks Lisbon and 10 or. casks Malaga 10.
pipes Cognac BRANDY,
2 pipes Holland GIN,
hhds. ST. Croix aud Jamaica RUM.
5 bbls. Old Allegheny WHlSKEY,
10 barrels American GIN,
10 hhds. ~ E. RUM,
e. e: 6 !; e.; i
20 bags COFFEE.
rs casks and 40 boxes RAISINS,
10 jars fresh Malaga GRAPES,
so jars fresh OLIVES,
100 btls. ANCHOViES, OLIVES CAPERS,
100 bottles Pepper SAUCE,
10 casks New York CHEESE, first quality,
ls 5000 aassas and CIGARS,
20 bags fine blown SALT,
SO boxes CANDLES,
Drums, trails and boxes FIGS,
Casks Zante CURRANTS,
Drums Sultana RAISINS,
Boxes PRUNES; bis & bgs English WALNUTs
FlLBERTSi ALMONDS aud Peacan NUTS.
FOR SALE By
JOHN cox. MIDDLE STREET.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
Oct. e. (n)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to the firm of ROGERS
IA < TEBBEfSAfe again requested to make
innshiats paynent to the snbscriber-ali de-
rnaDds net paid previous 70 the 10th Of Noyem-
h.r next will be left with an Attorney for COL
sc,ion. hO6Eki n0GhhS.
Pertlaad, Oct. ), laaa- sw.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
EVENING SCHOOL.

III PRINCE, will open an Evening School at
= the West School House, Estate Street-
on the first Monday night Of October next, at
O'Clock.
Application may be made at his dwelling-house
10 Beaver Street, near Capt. Patterns.
Portland, Sept. "a. e.o.w.6w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05
HARD WARE.

JOHN GODDARD.
No a. Union Rov, Middle Street,
HAS JusT RECEIVED A LARGE AssoRrMENT OF
Hard Ware Goods,
being part Of his Fall Supply) Consisting Of
DRASS cabinet Furniture. Locks, Latches and
ID Hinges all kind., Joiners and Carpenters
Tools, brass and japan'J CandIesticks and Lamps,
Suffers, Scissors and Shears, pen and pocket
Knives. Morocco pocket Books, Iron Cniania and
Plated spoons. Steelyards and Scale Beams, rast
Weights, sauce Pans, fish and tea Kettles, glue
Pots &c. Brushes Of all kinds. Curriers' KNIVES
cod Fleshers, brass and iron head ShoveIs and
Tongs a good assortment Of SADOLERRf
WARE, on hand. e0om. Needles Of all kinds and
best quality. 100 lbs. Pins.
Cases Muskets. warranted good,
2 do. FowIing Pieces and Rifles, do.
do. States,
Cut Nails. as'd from Sd TO cod which will be
sold at the Factory Prices by the Cask,
4 Ton Sher' Irnn, &c. &c. &c
FOR SALE ON TIE BEST TERMS.
Portland Oct. IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-05

ETsaange-Street, Near Cumberland Bank
Has Just received and is now opening
FOX SALE large & very complete assort men,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09


In ths town, on Sunday last, Ms Bery,1sin Baker.
, Sbed ~ Funeral from his late dw.in,y, - the
nc"s oi the widow Helrne. near the North Battery.
thiS ailef"oon, 81 oclocA i.slA.iSAs .aG Il .e.ds
arc mvIled To attend without iurtbet no,,cr.
Oa the i7th ut Emma Ebsa. youngest child oi vi r
EreebovD CogB Beshs !, aged IS mouths.
"a Thursday last, Ihsnsas Heebo0y, infant son D,
Capt aobert AZ Carr, aged nortlis.
On The 29,h ui, JtSrriet q youngest child Of tho
late Coionei William sioo &c sgsd years and day ..
Cn the .st instant, Mas. Sa, a.. Car4ner, wife VI
Capi.'" u,e- G.rdDer, aged 60.
At the hsvsna, Oh the 25th Octoher, MIR Hih0n,
Ct2l'Hsr. son oi the le Captain Waiter Chaoner, OF
Ir0y, Mass ased al
Al Providence, MIR. .NshaeI Darcy, . native Of
!relSnd.- Cs!hurs .1ne!ia daughter Vt Mr.. stephen
Potter. aScu i3 months 1hsal.s Dennls Sou u .Ms
Danie! Is. Curtis. sgeG ye.ra AID 3 months
Al seitu.tc, (O,aes .1!u.eA. Esq aged as for
many year. senator and Representative in the Gen
crai Assembly of lLs S,a,e
At Port William, ken. AR. isoae Breoms, sged 81,
forn.eriy Of Prov idence.
At Utica, n. John .qn6ross, son OF Mr.. Charles
Btveriy, formerly OF rr. violence Ills death ~.s DC.
c.sioncd by hIs clothes taking h,s, which butHed
hi'n 10 sdch des.ee ,hat medical AID w.s unasai,
inp
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09
;yiR RED,

Ia this town. on Thursday eve.n;, last by the Rev
Nj. WeOD. Mr. DapaJ 5. UsAU.ql, 90 a.iss Laefeaa
{ U1gk, both oi uls Town
lniss ssple evening, by the Rev. MIR. webb. NJ
Eaae i ..yes, VI aa'yianG, ~ M!ss 4.e.aea li.i.e
feid ID this town.
On sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr., Wheaton,
Mr RskeT U!hyt " Miss Mary LOrsei, VI this town.
AZ egoyl len.e, Mr.. Vado,a .i,geN OF Neglh. .tSo.
yidcree, l. M,p Katr,es e. Uc4lo,. oi smithield -
Ne tkos'ds II Bo9en ID Miss Mary T. InnGrr
~ Ne~.lork. Coi. HMkerHamphrey 70 ailss O!ipe
IL .Naur,n, bota OF Providence
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09
NEWPOkI.
TyGD.xXsOAY, LasUARY 9, 1924.
SIHIE ELECTlOW.

AGenrraI Republican Convention will
be holden at the State-hous in Provi-
dcnce, on "Wednesday evening, The 10th
OF January nex., 10 form Prox tor
Gencral GEicers for the po!iIicA! year ell
suing, and to make the requisite arrange.
ineuls to olnsare its success. 1he rcpub-
li:ans oi the several towns in the State ale
urged to elect their Delegates according
iy, as a full representation is Par,icu!ariy
desirable.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09
LATEST FRc " Et-GtftD

The South Boston, Capt. Campbell, arri.
we'd al Charts sion ). L Oh the e IN OFT. bring.
ipg London dates 10 tie IL h and I.iverpool 40
the 18th November
The mort prominent news they aTorn,( say,
The Charleston Coodcr is the reiterated .e-
port thai war has commenced between Russia
aud Tu'key-AA Paris article OF the ,o.h ult.
states, on the authority Of letters from Mer-
ssiiles and SuasbuEg, that hosIiities had &c.
tuaiiY commenced On the ptuth.--Dut in con.
trad'c'ion TO this, the l.ondoa Coulter cf the
g asserts tha a, the latest dates iron St.
Pe,orsburgh, ,here was no, the ieas, upprc-
hensIon OF a rupture with the Turks.
The King OF Grea, Britain reached London
from the continent, on The 8,h Eov.-iie was
eleven days on his journey from Hanover to
Cai,ias.--The papers abound in pat,iculars---
he took Casscl, Cobien,z, Cologne, Liege,
Brassei. and Ghen,, In his way.--l.. crossed
over from Calais To Ramsgae.
The disturbances in i,eiand continued vii H.
out intei mission. ave regret 10 say, isays
the Dublin J,u'nsl) that INSTRUMENTATION and
outage st;ll CONTINUE to disg race The couotty
--,he Counties Of Limerick and Cork io par
uculsr, present melancholy scene Of di.o,-
saoifatioo." Several detachments oe troops
toH EnglaSd had either arrived in IRELAND,
or were on their wy 10 lha, county.
''en. bertrand has arrived 81 Paris--hc lives
retired, seldom sees any one except his fami.
ly and lew fiends.-Aa ordinance Of the
King had been promulgated, unsolicited. re.
pea.ing his senience far eon'umacc, and rein.
stating him IN his rank and boao,.; il was
highly approved Of by all.
NIESYA Oct %.
The .,urnal dss Debates, of the lon Of
this month, mentions, under the head of Brus.
sells Memo,iai on the sG'sits of Turkey, OF
which . ,urnSl Of that ci'y give, extracts,
aod which the Duke o! ellington is stated
to have presented to The French eovsrnnea,
in the name OF his Court The a,licie in the
Journal conisssss. indeed, that the pretended
state paper contain, things that are evidently
incorrect, but We, finds in it many passages
which are worthy OF attention, even though
they may not deserve implici, credit. As we
know, from authentic quarters, that The Mem.
ofial 10 question never existed, that conse.
quen'iy all that the Is u,seIs paper gives as
is ccnten,s is pure fciion, we think IL our
dlty to give this correction Cor the sake of
those v5r mey Save been Deceived by the Or.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09
SECURITY FOR THE MAILs.

The model oi an Iron Sumken Bottom,
or chest, for the security OF The Mai
against robbers, has been Iecen,!y invent
rd. 1t IS ;c compose a par, 70, the ttooT-
my Of the Coach, Imniediately under the
ieet OF the passengers, 10 be ARMY riyet-
ted To the siils oi I!rc body, und compos-
eel OF wrou, at iron. This chest Is to
contain copper !etter casc with sliding
pariition, in winch the mail is to be dc
posted. The case is TO be iirml, secur.
cd by : bar with lock Oh the inside, il
is to be enclosed III the Iron Chest, ,hc
key of which IS &c be retained in lhe
Post. Offices.
We understand, the modcl IS much
approved o. by t,,Ose WHO. have seen it.
1t intended 10 be applied to wagons
and almost amy other ,ei!icic Of convey.
ance. J. Is calculated TO do away Tic
use OF leather Bags, and viii probably 20
into general use il adapted aud approved
Of by the Post Maa.cr General. MIR.
lml'y, who Is Low in town, Is uullui.g
two carriages Oh TIL, construction 1t -.
lem.--DvSiOa E0en,ng GHzette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09

ti..V i. Jua, .t--t'cd 49,, uC.'y,:s,
in addition io ,hr,r torme. aSsnriElr' ~ td,l
and Win,cs Goods 81,
600 yArts elcgsot Fioor CARP iNGS,
cheap--36e yard. BOMDAZETIS, fo,A
Is to go pc yofd
TuGy HAVE ON BAND,
large asyurlment Oi CArco,s, G'rgnsncs
and Plaid, Cashmere Shuwls .ome oi ,hs
bes. Russia Diapers ever impos,ed IL III.
town, per balo OF single psce, ..e-p :. "a
Biaokct,s Broade!,ths Csssim> ~. %. to-
lisse Clo,ns; /; m,'e a me',ffD D,at.' r. Ja-
iy 9d per yard Chcx shsint,sv 'f'. '-'ss..
bo,nespun Flannel, &c. S,eam loom Eog
spd American Shr,iogs and Soet'ing,;
NaOkin and Can on Grapes 1iar,o lGo;
oinchaws and Sarsneu, Ladies ard Gnn,le-
meo's orsted Hose, from i,o 20 10 ver
pair, aIl colo'o; DARK and lgbi cel nIan
Vesting; Veisocil, elegant new pauctns;
Leno and Bopk Muslins spide' pe,, p"ket
aOd fancy HlosIios; white sod coiorGd CaD-
buc a part OF a case # Logho'n Boun,,s;
Straw ditto; with many Olhor articles 200 nv
metou, to nen,iop.
Newport, Del
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09

We UNDERSTAND ~, prize ssap Nan.
0TAd I.o'a sSp, n.to lDis porI ~ t,e
Alligator, was hbcl.ta Oh lhe lst ius,
and Ienvered Oh 10 ihe Marshal. Iri4.
~iii take place about the middle ol tbs
nlCnln. .--i5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09
CoNGRess.

lie .o,iowlng extract Ola letter 10 tie
Editors OF The American Centnir Phil
adeiphia) dated IL \, ..shington, Decem.
be. IS, gives prospectus OF Congress
business ior the present session:
1--WE have done nothing vi impor-
tance yet in Congress, nor is ii likely we
snail until alter the commencement VI
the new year. We shal! then probably
begin with the Bankrupt BW, the sue
cess oi which | CONSIDER very doubtful
next. perhaps, the ra10 Of representation
under lic new census, which vii! he iix-
ed III my opinlcn, at about IS, ,oC0, al
ding 10 the present nl,mber Q! repre-
senIauves, making lg0. Then the iayiD
and subjects OK revenue, winch are oil
doubtful results. hope we shall be
aole 10 give the vHair of Jackson and Cal.
lava thc so.by I; 1t would give rise to an
angry, proracied, and unp,ohlable dis
cussioi, without any eilec, WhAeper."
-
Bank IS.eres..--Iwo Of The most
eminent Lawyers of Pbiizdephia,
Mcssrs. Sergeant and Binney, have Civ
en and published on opinion, in deiepce
Of the conduct Oi the Bank oC The Uni
ted Sfa.es, III taking interest or discounts
III advance charging interest Tor sixty
days upon Sixty days note; and adopt
ing, as the basis OF all Calculations OF in
terest, a month OF so days, and consider
ing iractions oi time, as ali9uol parts OF
suStl month.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09
NOa ICE.

The Republican frecmen Of this town
are requested 10 meet 2nis Ers1.1g, al
the Republican Printing O&ce, at six
O'Clock, for the purpose of choosing Del.
egatcs to attend the Republican Conven.
lion to be holden at Providence on Wed.
nesday evening, January l6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09
JfE.NOK.iND.?.


The I:ite6 States schooner Nonsueb, 1t Tur ner.
in IS dsys from tis port, arrived at Gibraltar the
10th November. and sailed the next day up the Nc.
Gilcrranesn.
Spoken, on the 24th ult lat 40. long Go. ~, ship
Alliance, swain, from this irost
Arrived at the Turn. brig Ann Gadsden, Morris,
Of this port, from Baltimore brig Pacific, shd one
other brig from Rhode -isisni, no date
Al tho BaIize 40 date. brig Baltic, Eldrcd. fifteen
days from th,s port
ssltd from baltimore, az h ult sch'g Tsssei. Day.
ton, oi TIL, port. for Charleston
Sailed from st Jago. Cape &c Verbs, Oct 10, u S
schr shark. 1t Perry, on q cruize
Arrived Al Bristol, 3ist ull brig Remittance, AIsn
Y days from Gottenburg
The ship Mercury, James. Of Providence. vas a,
Valparaiso. sept 9Th, jast srriyed
A. R.ehmoad, 2atL ut sch'r Ann. Drownsl. rom
this port
Al Honduras. 9Th VT soh'r Kcnneks1 Trader.
Gale, OF this port.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09

/. scie IN S9es,ion. Tne ,sgsGti Ges CsSs,c.,
u muss DC o5sei,ed, has by "a, Ise.ps p., ds.
cd Itself iJs inc lu.heDucity u The Memo.
ifsI.
CoSsTAgTINopLE, Oct 5.
This crpiiel Is SKATE ot exsi aoi Ginafy con.
iusiSn sna agltalion. lhe Porte nss puUnsh-
sd tbman sdei essed 10 tie IuI kish 1, oops
ooin !ani2arir, end oiheis, ioroiJding lnv.n
~ istu'9 ~ ,heh qGasteis, snd'o' dean them
"a bl'onac uii iuItner ordsrs-Io have lheir
-'ms Always 'eady, and their hoises saddled
measures siS iskeo ss II the eneny weIe With.
ala - Giifv VI. ConstaDunopis. Ine very day
when ,his hfnian wss published, a dieadiui
h.s OiIkS vut 81 Ia tne 6, .hiug, h..l ,.S
pitis'sassi (so t"sy Col! The co!ua.a oi ih.o-
aosius 'he Sies,) AZ coniuu,d tnioush ave
hi6hi, ana IL Mas not n.i In the nivIui6y
1baI rs iuiy was GheIksu. Mauy housss
Vet. Duint, ano s'eaI psit oi tns ,I} wss
thfea'o"ec @nh fa'I.nt ptsj 10 the ilAme,
notwithstanding shis, lhe ouuan, wDo otneg-
wise uoes not tai' 10 sppos, un inese occasivns
dio aot sntw hiu'sciI, VI even any Iu, kisG
autIofi'y. Itis GOt AnOwp ~ whsl causl
tbis eS'rsoi dinaiy conduct, which has su,.
ptIsed every body, IS 10 DC st.'iau,ed, AID ws
tear iesi Il should DC y covering Iot sume la
"a, prviec,. l0o Iu'Ns alone put uut ,ne
h,e, 10 !na.sidsa OF any o.hsr n-,.on having
come io,waia 10 assisD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09
SHIPPING List.
PORT Or NLN PORT.
ENTaHEI

ENJEHED,
Sc'r Louisa, SbearDsn Charles on sloops Can
ton Grape, Gardner, New York Jsu.es lawrence.
Downing, Providence.
CLE.1RED,
Bfigs Stephen. sl.nhope, West Indies; Monitor,
&hiuten. kew.Yo,k, sehr's Mary. Ann. Dennis, w
Indies, Magnolia, Forester. New.Voik, sloop Ann
Maria, Gardner, d..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09
NOTICE.

TIE stDscribeS wishes a situs,ion 10 some public
4 OH G q, eIerk-sa sfIe,ory r-enmm,nil'ions
vii be given. JOHN DgBLQIs,
sewroh. January ., lSs2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09

.gT'2L.,91'C 10 OEFH.IUE JHE u 5. 8.lAX
II Is scertaInea, lhal lhc cncck or
0ait presented at the Branch Bank IN Ibis
town, by d SUSPICIOUS person, iasy week.
who has been Conml,ed 10 prison Tor
examination w D. ID. Parker, Esq. was
Seuuinc draft for one hundred .nd Jo!.r
doiiAls. payable to J. Breton, but was
iiAuuu.entiy altered INTO a diait lor n!Ne
thousand and mney dollars. Tins iAct
should put melcnaGIs on lheir quad, Us
simia' attempts WIN IhIs species oi pa
per have been successfully prac,lsed Wy.
Oh sLn.c oi The SCutACru L4L.s.
B0S!0A Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09

'he ION Nov siates, that IN aqnarrel abouI
soms riaias matter, winch the UIied States
Surveyor had with the Caoctaw kndiaos in the
new purchase IN th.I nA.ion, nine Vi The tor
mer had been b,I bar ossiy mot ds,ed by these
sasages.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09
DEDICATION.

The new Methodist Chapel ia this
town was dedicated TO the service Of Al
mighty God on Tuesday last. An un-
usually numerous audience assembled &c
witness the services on the occasion,
which were performed with appropriate
solemnity, by the Reverend MIR. Olhc-
Inan, who othciates at the Chapel, assist
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Eonney, Of Bristol.
'Mr Otheman, in his Sermon, which
Was preached from Numbers XIII. 90,
gave All Instructive and Interesting ac-
count of the rise, progress, and Drcsc1
condition of Mcthodis!n in Europe and
America. a.-Ihc Church in whose ser.
vice he is no." engaged, has within few
years received grea, accessions. number.
ing at present within its pale, rising three
hundred members. The Chapel is All
extremely neat and commodious struct.
ure, measuring rs feet by 65--thc sim
phcity of its architecture corresponding
with tire purpose to which it has been
dedicated, and the pecuiar-yiews Of the
sect under whose auspices j, was erected.
This edifce was commenced on the 10Th
OF July last, and wiki the exception of a
coat OF paint. was entirely finished pre-
vIous to the lst instant--an instance of
extraordinary despatch in the erection of
ru6lic buildings. PROT. America..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09

Mr.. James ruilcr, OF lynn. Mass.
killed hog on the 18th ul!. I8 months
end i6 days old, OF the imported English
breed, which weighed when dressed
7lll lbs. He was remarkable for
the tineness Of the pork and small bone.
The breed IS considered by good judg.
es the best III this country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09
SPEnN on.
20 bids. !a'i Strained Sperm OIL.
ARIHleALD MlHK,l
10 be sold at Publ.c Aycii5n- Ia ,

10 be sold at Pubic Auc,i3n.
o" 'Ae isM y Fira aioaia az n o'cjc,
-. ~ on 'he hreDises ~ fa,r, .yA.! ....
.Cr.'j 'ja'r day cJ'er,)
'HE estate now occupied by the Sub.r,,.
L be-, osar ihe'isI Bspu,, meeting t.n
,o"s's'ing ola d"eii,As house aud BAN, J.,
eood repair, With Two lots OF land. imnse d.
a.siy alter The above sale a numJer of ar,ic,,
oi household furniture will he sold. coDt,
dons tnade known az he time and place /. q
sale. CHRISTOPHER Al Nv
HewPoti}sd of iss mo lsG2,
10 n so.G az Pubic .ANri,on s
On FRIDAY, Mar. !, iS2g--a, o'cik. ps.
On shc PrensIses,
U"'ess p'asiously disposed OF At Pn,a,s .alr.
nNE hall of The Mill ans one SHARE
~ commonly called Isis sells Mills, nov the n,o.
t.ti! ot The sub,cber, situate in North Kinr s,csn
ote a''d hAi mile s0i,h oi WicsioTd. For I.riic.
a'"rs' "rp. " she subscriber. On the premises
WILLIAM .oLE.
North Hingstown. Dec 10 1897
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09

A letter from New-Orleans dated
Nov. "a, received at New York, says
Our sugar crop will fail one nllt snort
Of that OF last year. 1t Is now very cOld,
and we had ice last night"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09
MELANCHOLY DISASTER.

On the night of the 28th ultin,o, the
loop Columbia, owned and command
ed by Captain Chauncey Cooley, Of this
port, was wrecked on Point Judith shore.
about two miles west of the Light.
House. When hret discovered, her
mast was overheard, and her rudder,
part OF her keel, boat, sc. were missing.
iIcr deck was much broken to pieces,
md the wood with which il appears she
lad been loaded, was partially gore.
The mast, rigging, one cable and two
;nchors, haye been saved from the wreck,
aud will be kept by the persons who Sc.
sured them, suhject to the order of ,he
lawful claimants. /, is feared that Can't.
Cooley, and his crew, consisting of two
men, have perished, as no trace of them
had been found as late IS Saturday last.
The violence of the gale in which the
Colupbia was wrecked, may be inferred
from the fact that her sails were blown
into strings. -il:l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-09

Punishment Of Puay.-Capt. French
ol Bristol. who WAS not long since robbed
and otherwise maltreatcd on the Colst of
Cuba, has received letter from 4 gentle
man at Ma'anzes, covering an official CO.
r. ct the decree Of the Judge at A.ltan
zes, by which Pima and Marin two OF
the pirates concerned in the nefariou,
rraasac.iol. were condemned to death.
!rev.t.s!ss ps,rig.