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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-20

liaSitanis Of New York, Providence c,
Boston. have such advantages held out TO
them. shat the establishment Of such
lioats promises, they would eagerly en-
bsace them, and find their prof, in il.
The question naturally arises, how is
oll this to be done? answer without
hesitation+lf there was 10 other posi-
DE way Of doing it, il the inhabitants OF
lis town, and tie south part of the state
':cre to suffer themselves to be taacd, &C.
coriing to their ratable property, or even
double, it would rebound TO their inter-
est in less than two years. Let them
calculate for themselves, ard they will be
convinced OF this truth.
But this is no. the udy in phiri 10
;S,W be done. | invite the, attention OF
the cntefprising and monied men to this
important oSject-the mos. impogtant
chat can be devised, 20 return this town
I'd its former standing-important as II
relates to the state--inportant as il re.
!ates to ~. town-important rs it relates
70 ,hsmsclyes--and important as j, re-
htes 70 pos:erity. invite ,hen 10 unite
ad associate themselves for the accom-
p!ishmem Of Ibis important object. 9th.
crs. as have said before, would eagerly
grasp at the prospect such an object
would hold forth to taern. The sock
would he good; it must necessarily in
crease from our relative situation with
the country. Nay, ! venture to say,
i,etter than any Baak Stock in the coun-
Try. ID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-20

II certain individuals, who were hos.
tile to the, Government Of the United
State, the last war, and who have since
become members of the Peace Society,
but vino are s,ill.suspccted OF playing the
hypocite against their country, and
dumping the little military ardor still re-
manning, by aiding in putting down the
militia, our native and efficient deience,:
eAecient only i'll proportion to their dis
cipline Il, we say said peaoesociety havc
heart to make one single effort in the
cause Of suffering humanity, why do they
not exert their embodied strength in
some eEectual manner tending to dimin-
sh the horrible cruelty of the savagcs,
within the jurisdiction Of the United
States, and put an end to their butcher.
ing and torturing each other, by hun
dreds. lie, these exclusive friends Of
humanity PETITION the President OF the
United States, to ;ssac his proclamation,
iorbid!ing such hos;ihiies in future, and
:.ubmit tlieir iu,ti!iable causes Of war to
the constituted authorities Of the United
S,ates.-Should this TO, produce the de-
sired effect, laws might be passed, max
ing the United States mediator and UNI.
pire, in all such savage disputes. upon
penalty ofcoeriion to:the refractory. x
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-20
VOREIG v

pcars to be no doubt that Russia either hsd,
ar ,oor, wou'd, unskeathe tho sword and If
ehe does, We nsy conclude tha, j. vii! not DO
returned soj,s sesbbard while . Moslem even
rem,in, in.Europe 10 raise the crescent.
The Persian invasion proceed. vic,ortous.
". The nSws Of their success, and those Of
Inc Greeks, earses bands Of the assa,sins, a.
.noog whom are many 1annisss'ies and h,i.
stics, 70 run up and down the streets Of Con.
s,an,inop,e, and give .thcm.eives up to tho
most unheard OF s,,roeites. The Ministers
Of the ChriNisn Powers begin TO make pre-
para,ions 70 facilitate tho escape OF their fam.
lilies In case Of necessity. The nearer the
crisis approaches. the more the fsnaticisn Of
rho Turks increasesj II has risen to heigh,
of which Il is impossible 10 form on ides. - Z
The Austriae and Russian Ambassadors AZ
,he Porte have, II is said, Urged the Grand
Ssiguior to the unqualified Acceptance OF the
Russian g,fimnfrs. which he positively ref''-
ed. he will neither assent to the restoration
nf the Greek Church, nor 20 tho occupation
Of Moldavia tni NYa!laehia By Russian ,roops
There are so many rumors, however, Sc, o.
iost Sy STOCKHOLDERS, that os hardy know
what to believe.
Spain is more ,rsnqoil than hae been Of
'ste snd Fcrdlband appesrs TO have snother
bres,hing spell. The Corte,, j, is reported,
hs,e requested The removal Of Ministers, bu,
the King sgsin refused q eompiispse.
Ha,uvrecHon in Smyr"s.-Frencb papers OF
the 2J:h November, p in,ed al Smyrna, have
oeen received OF Boston. They contain so;ee
particulars Of new excesses commilIed At that
place by tho Tu, Is on the Grees,, which are
stated TO have been more bloody than any for
ruer massacre. These barbsrians even med
itaied en- attack upon tho Europeans, bo,
their futy va, RESTRAINED bv the inisfsreuce
~ the cousols, sud the dresd OF the AIMED
vessels In the po',. Thres hundred Greeks
Who were uususpieiously indulgiog 10 some
Of the festivals. were pu, 70 dcs,h in cold
blood, By ,hess Der sl''es o! ar,'ris snd
E'gfs5c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-28

plot to ruin her character and 10 destroy the peace
of her respectable parents and family. 10 this end
he found means Of conveying TO the family series
of anonymous letters rdiculpg her person and dress
representing her prostitute, and an associate
with girls of loose fame. In this way he butchereo
the feelings of the parents, and agonized her Tor
weeks, and no clue could be found as to the author
AT length, spirited young man, cousin TO her, re-
solved, If possible to detect the author or nessen-
ger, OF both. On the night Of the LIST OF May, he
with brother Of the girl. watched upon the roof OF
the shed, and late in tie night, Lynn was dcovered
climbing up the wall OF the yard, and dropped a
letter into it-He then retreated but one OF the par
ties on the watch. contriyed to meet him as he was
entering the house Of his residence. His hand wri-
ting was also proved so that The testimony was con-
elusive. Alter this brief recital Of the case the Re.
corder feelingly and orcibly dwelt upon the enor-
nifty Of transaction OF this kind. A young man
who would attempt thus to blast the reputation OF
young, beautiful and innocent girl, would scarcely
hesitate to do any thing He might moi only write
Infamous letters, but post them up at the corners oil
the streets, or lake any her means TO accomplish his
objects. You, said his honor. have been respec-
table young man, Of respectable connections, but
this shall not screen you from punishment.-Nor
will it do to impose fine only, as ine would only
punish some innocent person who would have to
pay it. You must. therefore, be punished in your
own person, and the punishment must be felt. Un-
der all circumstances the least that can be done
will be to imprison you sixty days-6ne you twenty
five dollars-and require bail Tor good behaviour
Sentenced accordingly.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-28
From The New-York Commercial .qefvertiser.

Curt Of Sessions.- Henry Lynn, young man,
heretofore sustaining good character, as the Re.
corder said, and Of good education was convicted Of
an assault and battery, attended by circumstance
OF peculiar aggrayation. 1t seems that some time
since pretty young girl living near neghbor,
came to the store in which he was engaged. to buy
an article, and while there he attempted to kiss
her.-ih's rudeness she resented in very proper
and Incoming manner ; and Lynn, as he ought, af-
,efwarhs wrote letter OF apology But instead oil
keePing IN this humble temper, he laid diabolica
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-28
RESUSCITATION.

On Saturday the 18th Of this inst the son of Mr.,
samuel Berestord, fell off raft into the river
where he remained several minutes when he was
,Aken our, and placed on that engine of death the
barrel. DIR. Marshall being in attendance 10 ! M
uent at the house of Mr. Brooks, directly onnos;,e.
came IN time to put stop to this destructive nrac.
nee' ere it had quite destroyed the las, lingering
Vital Spark. The child however, was black In The
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-28
Savannah, June II.

SaYannahI June IT.
PROMPT roL1cE.--A passenger who arrived in
the ship Juno, captain Doax answering the descrip-
ton Of Borthwck, cashier Of the East Lothian bank
who it was stated in the English papers, had made
off with the principal part of the funds of the nsti
tution arrested last evening, Immediately after
his landing, by the exertons of our sheriff, Mr..
DLyon; acknowledged his guilt and was commit
ted to prison by ten O'Clock His name is William
Borthwick, but his assumed name is Williams.
The whole amount OF which he defrauded the
bank. is $4,000 but the principal part ofthis sum
we understand, was left behind him, subject to his
order. A small amount Of the Bank of England
notes was found in his pocket book: in his trunk
which remains on board the Juno, is considerable
sum in sovereigns. reward of two hundred gu-
meas was offered in Great Britain for his apprehen
SION
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-28

face, 10 consequence Of rolling It with its head hsua
ing down, in Short it was breahless, and motionIess
and apparently lifeess. The wet clothes we're torn
off, woollen blanket wrapped round the BODY
which was laid on the warm boards of the raft, the
head gently raised, the froh was removed by means
Of the finger from aboutthe throat, the limbs rubbed
with the blanket which hot spirits were poured,
The Doctor inflated the lungs, by breathing or blow
ing in the mouth, at the same time initiating the
motion of breathing by depressing the short ribs,
pulling down the wind pipe and then letting III.
ribs suddenly expand, by which means after ten
minutes time, some faint signs of life we're disco
vered, but before the respiration became regular an
injection Of warm whiskey and water were used
with good effect, and the child is now in perfect
health. Let these means (Which require no skill TO
lperform) be remembered by every person.
Cincinnati Gazette,
| A boy about 10 years old by the name Of VIM
lStreeter, son Of Mr. Luman OF this city was for.
tunately rescued from drowning on Monday last
by the intrepdty of Mr. Benjamin Rouse The
boy had been in the water about fifteen minutes, &
when discovered by Mr.. Rouse was lying on I'll.
bottom, where the water was ten feet in depth Mr.
r. Immediately dove for him, brough, him up, and
Iby iudicious means, he was restored to life
BOSfsn Tot.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
mo. 62S7.
For Bremen,

50 The coppered brig oRAMPUS.
-. c., Bang, master; is now loadipg
aud viii sail IN few days, and take some
freight if offered imme diately Apply 10
WIN FOWLE \ Co.
Who have in Store, for sale
90 puncheons high proofJamaiGa rum
10 pipes Holland gin
10 do Cognac brandy
60 hhds st Crolx sugar OF sup. quail.
60 do Muscoyado do OF taiI quality
SO, 900 ID green and ST Domingo coffee
Is chests Y. H. tea Panlher's cargo
10 pipes Holland gin
60 puncheon, high proof Jsmaica rum
$50 bbls mess No. and beef
goo boxes mould and dIpt candles
80 hhds NeT si England
pipes Sicily
10 hae pipes Madeira VINE Wood
90 or. casks houses brand
500 do nails assorted sizes
loo pieces Russia sheeting
GO casks Russia tallow
10 tons ST Petersburg & German hemp
z casks Brdport sewing twiHe
5000 bushels St Ubes sal.
1000 tons plaster paris
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
Notice.
sNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, that

sNHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE. that
a The subscriber hath obtained from
he Orphans Cour, of Charles County, in
maryland, letters of administration on the
personal estate of Moncaster Mridock,
late OF Charles county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against SAID deceased,
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscri-
Der, on or before The first day Of April
next, on lhey.may Otherwise by law be ex-
cluGed from all benefit Of SAID estate.
Given under NY hand, this 5:h day OF
September A. =. 1929
UZZIEL VALLEY, Admir-.
sept IA law3W
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
1880
Aa s. ssss
r
), Steamboat Potomac,

THE OGOe0AA
5rulCHfor speed INSTRUMENTATION
Nv :, equal to any Oiber' continues TO
n sioss ;i"Sis, Alsran1ria @'d No.
- shington.
30. the city ol Washington al 8
she She ever avery Thursday morning. and A.
o'clock .; lat Al hall past 9; and after landing
isSandIla. : II convenient places o. the re
p',ise0ssssrns, c and at Old Point Comfort,
yer rO'0 ~ Norfolk on FRIDAY mornng ~
arrives a. ~ Son,hern Stages. andtbe steam
sins iof RI@;schmond and Petersburg. On
goat y s =, morning she leaves Norfolk al -
. ?. .Sas and proceeds direct to the city o.
y! Mon lahs,a N \. B. Horses and carriages
.,kea On deck ,ha S,e.m boat
, 90 are desirous to grant every &C
fOlo anIslion TO passengers, and have ar
eoa ,as the line Of departure and ARRIVAL IN
rallsS Inner. as to admit passengers from
S 81. n ra and Petersburg to transact bu-
h ..n. n Norfolk; aud those proceeding TO
sIlsss s, - to transact business at A.
|, !ns . vi and Washington without loss OF
lesaaa''0 80 may 2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
For Il rotterdam,

Az The superior copper fastened brig
100. ANN, Henry Snow master, viii
sail about the 18th INST. and take some
freight if offered Immediately. .ippIy 10
WIN. FOWLE 8. Co
who bave tor sale received by said brig,
45oo bushels Liverpool coarse salt
10 900 lbs Sumatra pepper
loo casks nails assorted sizes
10 tons St Petersburg clean hemp
10 bales Russia feathers
10 do containing 35, quilts
pipes )superior quality Lon"
2 halt pipes don particular Madeira
Or casks VINE
Is Or. casks Tenerihe wine
80 bbls No. and maCkeIel
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15

For Boston.

TO sail IN ALL this qreek.
.SBs, The brig ALMlRA, VIM Robin
.EsSG son, master, burihen 1900 bbis.
staunch good vessel, will take what freight
may offer, and have immediate GIspatch.
For freight or passage, apply TO
J. II LADD s. Co.
Hho have for sale,
Received per schr Cent,
100 l., ~ no, ..u,,
80 bundles sugar loaf paper
~ bags 6lberts
aug 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
TO Rent.

aes,,.a The subscriber wishes to rent
WSH@ for one or more years, his wbar
EassI and warehouse. The warehouse
49, is 3 stories high, fire proof, and
having every convenience tor an extensive
business. rhe wharfis ITO feet in length,
and 40 in breadth, and has water OF sufi-
Gent depth Tor the largest vessels.
JONAH THOMPSON.
aug l5 #
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
For Freight.

.s4s. The new schr. PACKET, Das
-a:ss3a5a vid HamaD master. carries loco bar
rels, will be ready for cargo ~ ie"
days and for sale said schoonsr's cargo of
40 ions plaster paris. Apply as above.
octI #
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
THE, MUSEUM
Foreign, Literature & Science,
CONDUCT BY

II By
ROBEh Wv = LS IL, .IR.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
GlX numbers, VI one volume Of he Muse
~ um, will be published before the end of
the year 1879. The 6sst number Of the
second volume will be published on the
first OF January next, and, after that time,
a number Will regularly appear on the lst
day OF every month.
It Will form two volumes a year, the
price OF which is Six Dollars, payable by
subscribers in advance, at the tine Di sub.
scr,pii;n.
The publisher. Being determined to
pTin, no more copies than are actually
subscribed tor, gentlemen DESTROYS OF pos
sessing the Work, will please apply I'M
medaleIy The first No. is just received
by ANDREW +. KENNEDY.
oct st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
4 reglIiar Packet.

nsS A boat under the direction Of
aissssSs the subscriber, will ply regularly
between
alexandria s. Fiseaiaw0y;
she is well adapted Tor the carrlag, Of To.
bscco and Gram All goods sent TO or
from either OF The above places. can be
left arihe store OF Darrell & Grorern sn,
where they will be strictly attended to:
ard the highest mark et price iG cash or
groceries, gwen tor all kinds o! grain 800
The above is FIRST rate boat, in good or
der, and managed by rusty captain
The subscriber will pay the most rigid ar'
tenlon 10 any properly sent as above 10
Piscataway. WILLIAM STANTON.
septl7 If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
ID Rent,

s~r.A THE large brick warehouse re-
T Gently occupied by Mess,s. a &
ssss A. II Adams as grocery, ship
&sSa1A caandlery, and paint store; for
which, or the reception OF grain, being i'm
mediately on the wharf, there can be no
better situation. The rent will be mode
tate. and possession given on the lst OF
October,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
ALSO.
TO Kent,

ss;x.,a A brick dwelling house on Hem
asdA ry, between Prince and Duke-sts.
Asss calculated for small tamiy--
q ss.sas.i Immediate possession will be
given. Apply 10
VIM. FOWLE g. Co.
aug 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
Removal

lNHE subscriber has removed his office
4 to the house on Washing on-sueet,
next his own residence and that OF Tue rev.
Mr.. Norris.
Besides the circuit court for Aexan-
dria and Washington counties, in which
be has hitherto practised. he will hereafter
attend regularly the Superior and County
Courts for Fairfax and Prince William
Counties, Virginia.
p. r. FENDALL.
sent 81 2aw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
For Sale.

49,. THELAND & HOUSE on Stump
8yR@ Hill, lately owned by NT. Nor.
Ssssss ton, being about | WENTY ONE
- ACRES we'll enclosed; on the lit
tie river turnpike road, 9 miles irons Alex
andria The garden contains mary valua-
bic shrubs, vines, and fruit lree-. The
situation is handsome and healthy
Possession may be had immediately
The time of payment will be reasonably
extended 10 SUIT the purchaser.
WIN. CRANCH.
March II. Iawtf.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
Removal.

|xxrITLIAM MORGAN has removed
w 10 the house lately occupied by the
,ov s Cone, few doors west OF the
W..b;nglon Ian. and directly opposite TO
" :. Ellison 4. Cos aPothecary store ;
whoro he has fitted up handsome store,
with Nth as good an assortment OF ladies and
vpnemen's
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
0tice.

FUJiCt.
a PPLICATION will be made to the
N Bank of Potomac for the renewal OF
certificate OF The stock of said bank, No
CAB, dated 10th Dec. 1894, issued in the
name of f. !. Lee and transferred to Han
nah Woods, 18th July, l3O5-which has
been lost or mislaid ~
p. K. FENDALL,
Admir- OF Hannah Woods.
oct I 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
Best Chewing Tobacco.

% Kegs and laIfkegs manufactured to.
,l,v,. Osscco, rs, Is, ani'ponn,. twist, Bar
,bs iran oran1, warranted superior % any in
ee,n s'ict lust received by the schr. o.
sed 80 cart Creighton, from Richmon d
JOHN D. BROWN. Agent
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
For Freight,

.EAs\ The superior brig SYLVESTER
H. HEALY, +. Robinson. n,asier;car-
'ries HOO bbis. in complete order, aud will
take irsight to Europe, w Indies or coast
wise, on moderate telms. Apply as a.
bove. sep IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
Stoves, &c

EJENRY C SLADE, has just received
Ia aqLantty OF handsome ard cheap
Ten plate, Box, Pyramid and Franklin
Stove.-Batb stove erates with and with
out polished bars, GRATIS with brass knobs,
Stove Pipes, Drums. &c sc.
He has also received part OF his fall sup.
ply OF
HardqcGrc;
the residue is daily expected, which with
his former extensive stock, is offered very
low.
oct 8 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
SHOES s. BOOTS.

4, can be found in the District, or else
, = He has Just received supply OF
Swred silks. ofall colours very stout, and
6somsrk Sattins OF the very best quahty, !;
Inch with his former stock, will enable
Sro toeyecate all orders with neatness y
Sanalcb. and on as reasonable terms as
any other in the District.
Nh. All orders from the country
thankfully received and punctualIy atten-
ded to. .r
sept. 2l
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15
To Rent,

10 h6IlL,
eua That two story brick store and
4T|A dwelling HOUSE on Union street
ssssssj formerly the residence OF Mr.. )
gTsz&ss+.i Leap. The situation of the above
property being near the wharf is well es-
iablished as place OF business being oc-
cupied as such for many years. For terms
apply 10
ANN LEAP, or
WILLIAM N. MILLS.
aug. IS
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-04-13

The war with Great Britain ensued
in 1912 and MIR. Pinkney was among
the formost in supporting the just cause
of his country. With his pen, the force
of his eloculion before the people, and
his sword, be was ever ready and the
clearness of his calculations, the persua-
sive and commanding reasoning of his
voice and his personal courage in battle
were noticed with universal approba
tion.-Ifihere were few opposing par
tjzans that howled at the irresistible en-
ergy ofh march to the temple OF inn
mortal fame, by him they were unheed-
ed and they SUM, into the intrinsic no.
thingness of their natures.
Mr.. Pinkney subsequently resigned
The office of attorney general of the Unit
ed States, and in the year 1916, pre-
sident Madison appointed him minister
plenipotentiary and envoy extraordinary
to the court of Russia, with special
mission to Naples. His duties in these
stations, as in all others, he fulfilled to
the entire satisfaction of his government.
He did not retain his situation at ST. Pc
tersburg long but returned home early
in the first term of president Monroe'sI
official service, and resumed with event
unwonted success, the practice of the
law from which time until the hour of
his death, he was honored with the favor
of his fellow citizens, by repeated cleo
tons either to the house of representa-
tives or to the senate of the United
States, in the latter OF which dignihed
bodies he held seat when he died.
Wash. Gaz.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-04-13
COPPER COINS.

"a ME pubic are informed that sup
Il ply ofCents may still be had at tho
Mint OF the United States in Philadel-
phia, to any reasonable amount, in ex-
change for an equal amount in specie,
or in notes or draugh,s receivable in any
of the banks of Philadelphia. They viii
also be transported, when required, 10
any considerable amount, (not less than
key, containing from $50 to $50 dol
lars,) either by land or water carriage,
when such can be procured to any pare
of the United States, at the expense and
risk Of the government, on the receipt of
a deposite TO the credit of the Treasurer
of the United States to the amount ofthe
Cents required, in the Bank ofthe Unit
ed States, or any of its Offices, or in any
State Bank which performs the duties of
the Commissioner of Loans, or agent for
paying pensions, in those states where no
office has been established. The depo-
sites 10 the credit of the Treasurer Oft
United States, in all cases, to be made in
the same state to which the cents are re-
CURED to be transported. Application
to be made to the Treasurer of the Mint.
Phitadelhhia, March ll.-aS
The publishers of newspapers in the
different states of the Union are respect
fully requested to give the above few
insertions in their respective papers.