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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-07-06
list Of Xetters

Alo u VA IA
Remaining in the Post-Ot
July /, Is
James Adams 9 He
Samuel C. Allison Jol
Robert G. Anderson 2 He
John Allen A.
Thomas Allen An
Chester Ashley 2
James Albin Da
Robert Aldrich Jol
John Atkinson Jos
George C. Allen Jol
ID Pa
Henry Blanford w
Jacob Brown Sal
b. Bell Da
Rufus Brown 2 TIL
Stephen Ballard
Joseph Bartlett TIL
Nancy Barrow TT
James Bess Jol
John Barker Jol
Isaac II. Bennett Ca
James Black 2 10
j. & l.. Blackshear Al
Nicholas Boiloin w
Thomas Busby w
David Badgley Jal
Esther Barber Sa
Esqr. Brazil Al
Betsey Breath 2 w
Quelson Burroughs Jo
Charles Boyd Sa
John blackburn CT
Benjamin Briggs Sa
Richard Berrian nj,
Martin Burt Nj
Enoch or Jonas Brad ia
shaw Sa
Barnabas Blankenship ID;
Thomas Barnett ia
b. Y. Biankenship
Morgan Bryan 10
Lieut.. Clark Burdine
John Birch 1t
Lloyd Belt Gt
Adam Branstetter Al
Hazen Bedel
Samuel Bogart tt
Susanna Brown TT
VIM. Bates RI
G. w
r. Collet 9 ia
A. w. Cavalry 10
Edward Coles s 10
George Churchill.3 10
George Clark CT
Seth Cha man w
Augustus Collins r.
Eli B. Clemson W
Mrs. OchsaColburn G,
Ann Maria Clemson RI
James G. Garfield 9
Nathan Carpenter So
John Cooper NJ
Hugh Conoway Je
John Cox T.!
David Caselin 10
Absolom Clark IL
Joseph Conway ia
George Camp W
Miss Mary Coss
Daniel Church r TT
Mr.. Coons CT S. Van Fl
orsdal II;
Joseph Cornelius 10
Stephen Case r.
Oramei Clark A
ID ia
Edward Day Al
Jacob Deck NJ,
Rice Duncan a,
EloIsa Dewey Jo
VIM. S. Day Al
James Deaton II
Thomas Earnest 10
Charles W. Emery II;
John W. Eaton liz
Lorenzo Edwards W
Henry East La
L 10
|. Ferguson 10
VIM. FRYE d.
r. p. Flanagan 2 II.
Henry Funderburg L.
John Glover o w
Sylvanus Gaskill Al
Philip Grimes II,
John GulIick W
Samuel Gooch 10
James Greer W
Huldah Gardner 9 G(
Thomas Gilliland W
Rob ert Gilmore 10
Henry Giger El
$40 -. IL e.sc w
WIN, Hall
Barnabas Haines NJ
.loR, Hentlgl4 ~ 10
a. Howard Sa
Samuel Hill II,
David Hamilton Sa
Chari9sW. Horrell 2 Ia
VIM. Hinch Pi
Charles HAYNES ia,
nr. Thomas P. Hall 8 NJ;
Daniel Horton 10
Jesse W. Harrison
Robert Holiday Jat
Vim. r. .Iagler Sa
J. or w. Harrington &C
Nathaniel Holmes
John Herrin ia
Jonathan T.. Harris d.
Levi Hadley Pc
Wm. Hickman i5lin W
George Hacket ST.
Joseph Hawks 10
Nelson Hi,lnan Ra
Samuel W. Humes Ze
Gideon Hawley 2 "
John Hobbs Al
yNr II,,,l,ccJ w
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-07-06
FOR THE SPECTATOR.


Sunday last was the warmest day we
have ever known in Illinois. The mer-
curry in Fahrenhei,'s Thermometer rose
as high 1912. The instrument hung in
the shade and was exposed to the wind
from the prairie.
No instance is on record where high
o. degree of temperature of the atmos-
phere has been noticedin any part'of the
United States. In Brunswick, Maine,
the greatest heat from years obscrva-
tons was on 18th July, 1903, when the
Thermometer stood at 9840. In Port
land, the greatest heat from Is 10 to 1918,
inclusive, was $50. In Portsmouth, N.
II. greatest heat from years observa-
ton go. In Cambridge, Mass. greatest
heat from % years observations was in
July, 1911, the thermometer then stood
at lol0. In Middlebury, vt. greatest
heat in 1914, 95o-greaiest heat il 1916,
so, and in 1917, $50. In Baltimore,
Nd. the greatest heat from 1910 to
1915, inclusive, was go. In Norfolk,
Va. greatest heat on record, in 1918,
30. In Charleston, S. c. greatest heat
from l8 years observation, 'lolo. In
Midway, Georgia, greatest heat on re-
cord, in 1899, $50. In Cincinnati, Ohio,
greatest heat from 1906 to 1915, inclu-
sive~98o. At Grove Plantation, miles
south Of Natchez, Mis-. greatest heat
from 10 years observations was go.
Greenviile, July 8, 1922.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-07-06

John d. Morgan
Sally Massey
Gum ell Mckenzie
Samuel Morrow
Mary M.Collister
Moses Moore
James Munford
Samuel Mitchell
Daniel May
James MIouge
John Nix
o
Lewis Oldenburg Q
George egg 3
Anderson Overbay
p
Thornton Peoples 3
Thomas Price
Rachael Park 2
VIM. Proctor 2
James Pickett
Joseph Pierson
John Porter
Joseph Piggott
Charles Pierce
w. Parkinson 3
Edward II. Piper
VIM. Park inson ,
George Powers
Robert ID. Pity
X
Samuel r. Reid
Mary Reed
Jesse Rubel
Elijah lsenshaw 2
john C. Riggin
Henry B. Robley
James Reynolds
VIM. Ruffin
Thomas S. Slqcum
Enoch W. Spencer
Hannah Sanders
John W. SSidmorc
r. stephens
Asa $. Shaw 8
James Sutton
Amos Sq'iires :
Mary NJ. Smith
Aqoilla Sugg
john Stephenson
Amos Smith
Thomas 6. Scott
Noah Sugg
John II. Spencer
Harriet E. Scott
Henry Summers
Wm. Scott ,
Laban smart TO-
Joshua Sayles
John w. Scott
Daniel ID. Smith
II Starr
T.W. Smith
James, SAWYER
VIM. Smith
Alex. p. Scott
Henry Shields 2
Warrington Spil,ars
John Shelter
Waltham swallow Q
GEORGE Sergeant 9
wp, Seelv
John Sturgis
Eli Scott
VIM. Sugar
r i,
Moses Twiss
John Tayior
Sarah Ia, lor
Russell s. Titus
Samuel II. Thompson
James Tavlor
Pierre Teller o.
James TAYLOR
Matthew .. Terrence
John Twist
VI
James veatch Q
Samuel voyles
Observation-Disclosures
w n
lanes WRIGHT 2,
Daniel y. Walker
Peter Wagner
Willis w ebb
Stenhen Wilcox
Josanh White
RAYMOND White
Zenas Webster
VIM. Waltrlp
,1 nr,ue, Ws;, . :,i, .
en-. "n .1rat,';ns
Nom,,,r. Y W ! ,, ~ :
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-07-06
STATE OF ILLINOIS.

Pike Circuit Court ofthe Termof AfriS
1922.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-07-06

Remaining in the Post Office at Ed'vardsoille,
July |, 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28

tempts 20 gam edmiiiance were Iaeheclua,,
although his lIlie daughters were heard TO
cry, and beg tor the sdu,ission oil theis auot,
~ho was knocking at The door. On Fsidsy,
iouf persons cnIy, gained sdmiuance, but they
saw no,hins OF INC missing child. From the
eircuns;ances OF the myslesious absence OF
Mrs. Stephens, and Charies not having been
eeea since Wednesday, a suspicion arose thar
the latter had been O,us sdcred. Several per-
aon' accordingly watched near the house on
friday evening. Between and o'clock, a.
man Was seen IN . boat, making from neigh
boring wharf TO the cove IN front OF Stephens
house having gsiDed the shoe, ne went up
ID .be house, aud soon returned, bearing IN
his arms burden, whch he deposited in me
boat, sod scu,.ed round The po,hl oui to sea,
a. ilrst moderaleiy, out aileiwards very fast.
nc boat was Saurdsy leken up, eight
innes from isnd, ahd the psln'e', wnicn WAS
cnaiD, was gsoe. Ga F'idsy morning SIe.
pnens sen. hts iitlie IirI to tue house OF Mrs.
Jane SeasSy, ~ the oistsnce OF a m,le and
bsit, 10 enqure 1t she kneS wheie Charles
Was. hirs. y. observing that the child look.
ed Ill, esked her what allied heI. Inc cnnd
was u0abie TO tell, sDd M's. -. examined hct
body. i.anguage is iosdeqnite 10 describe
the shocking p,e,cre whIch presented NseIt
the iille y,cum wss SO dlscoored icom her
neck 10 ner heels, that the stouest heart
could noi took upon her unappalisd. On her
back aud aims were severe wouais, and on
tue abdomen confusion which u was then
tsared would prove mortal. She was so
iauch swoiec and bruised, tnat Ms. y. was
conged TO cut the iincD rom h1f back. The
ootd IS an nnusnsliy delicate girl ui seven
ysars. She testified ina. her iatnrr whipped
her on Wednesday, with a rope, az the same
;:ms ,ha, he whipped Chacles, whom he also
beat with The toDgs, saying, che would TX
HIM" 1he iitIe girl was Immediately put
Under tho care ot two resp >ctshie physiclsns,
and IS likely II recover. Ca SunGJy evening"
Stephens cums to this town aud entered tic-
"uuds name on the s,age.hnok for Boston
bat wss a2prehepdsd the next morning. lie
has been commilIe! to Yok pail, 10 take hi,
,sai a, the term oi the Supre 81 Couf,, TO be
holden al Alfred OH Tuesday next.
pJrIsnanfh J1nrnai.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28
DIR

IN this town, on the Goth inst Mrs Ecorc., Hi.,
wife OF Mr.. Na,hsnic, Holt, and daughter OF the late
Mr. Beaj min Barker, aged SO
On the 2Oh ms. Mrs Dorstiy Carter, widow OF
Mr.. Wil'irm Carter, aged -
AZ Mi'iedgcviiie. (''eorga.) on the 4lh inst. Mr..
Daniei Lsnan jr aged 28 native Of this town, and
son of co.Daniel Lyman. of North. Providence
AZ Dris,ol, ON the 2olh inst. Mr. Henry Iagraiam,
eyed Is.
Al Providence. Nr. J. y Oidfed, m--chsnt Of
Baltimore -';a1ts'n Joshua Lindsey, aged 7.-Airs
'LacgS Temple. aged %.
At Homer, y Y. on the 9TH ult Mrs. Lu.y S,aly,
wife of Mr D'nie shaw, and sister Of Me- J. II. Hay.
den, of this town. aged IS
At Portland, the Hon Hiiiam UIirer, formerly
m mbcr Of congress fsom the dstrc; of Maine.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28

The following is memorandum of
supplies OF PROVISIONS which have been
despatched and ordefeo 10 the Western
ana Southern part OF ireland About
6000 tons OF Po,a,oes-lO0O tons OF
Oaln,eal-450 bags ci tiou,--zUOO
barrels and bags OF Wheat ~ tons oi
barley Meal--ll00 bags OF Biscuit.
The town Of Taunton has purchased
farm oil 20 acies, on which 10 pace their
paupe,s who are able to Iaoor, with
view OF causing them TO support them
selves wholly or partially.
-2niea Srork.-lwo transient persons
yes,ciday morning committed petty
lGcit about two miles liCm TINS clty-
were pursued, arrested, taken before a
magistrate. uied, convicted, and punish
I'd oy whipping: the whole work iinish-
cd t,c sal.c day before 10 O'Clock, "A. M.
New Haven p. per-
A small white boy was detected last
evening IN an at,emp, 10 set lire to the
lumber yard briongs,s to Messrs House
& w Wooilen; he CONFESSED his intention,
and also, that he, IN conjuuclIon wnh
two other boys had caused the dreadful
oonhagraton, which produced SO much
devastation on M'Eiuerry's what about
a monh since. The two boys, on ms
information was arrested, and all three
were imprisoned to await their u.al.
baltimore Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28
COMMUNICATIONS

COMMUNICATIONS
The subscribers having recently had
opportunity, especially b, attending an
examination, to become acquainted with
the state OF the permanent school at Little
Rest, in South. klngstown, feel In 10 be
their duty 10 recommend it to the atten-
ton Of The public. The school is under
the general superintendcDce ot the Kev.
Oliver Brown, who has devoted himself
with much assldulty TO lis interests. -
Two Young gentlemen, OF good character
and altainmenUs. (Mr. lie!me, an alum
mas Of Brown University, and Mir. Gar
diner, have the immediate instruction Of
The youth; the former IN greek and latin,
the latter N English lcanniS. l.hey oc-
cupy different apartments, 50 that there IS
10 interference OF one species ct ins!ruc-
ton with the other. he school, rs Il
whole, appears to be under a wise and
temperate discipline, the instruction is
given with accuracy, and the proficiency
Of tho scholars is pleasing. An ins:lt;-
ton ot tins kDd ~ n.uch wanted IN
the place. l'tte aiIua,!oS is pleasant ana
htMrhiui. Ih luuds. whiun consis
estate in land, it is expected vii! sour be
brought into condition TO bc moro pro-
ductive. 1t is understood that the pre-
ccptors are disposed to make their pre-
sent employment a'prrrmre,, one, if the
school should be adequately pstronIzed.
IL this clse, it is obvious, ,l,t their qaial
ificatons To instruct with accuracy and
effect, will be pcrpc,uaily on the increase,
and The school must rise to responsibility
and besextensivciy useful
SAMUEL AUSTIN,
ASHER ROBBINS,
WILLIAM HUNTER,
BENJAMIN HAZARD,
WILLIAM PATrEN,
DUrEs j. PsARcE.
Nc--tcr,. fupuSt 28. 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28
FOREIGN NEWS,

We have accounts from London, per
the James Monroe, at Ncw-York, as late
as July ID; but they contain no inteili.
gencc Of importance from any quarter Of
Europc. The Spanish news br this
arrival is no later than was furnished by a
recent arrival here from Gibraltar. The
English account, however, Of disturban.
ccs at Madrid, differs Il little from the
Gibraltar one, and holds out a suspicion,
that the King, 10y adhering to his Guards,
was desirous of shelving a disposition,
perhaps real, Of returning to the ancient
order OF th."gs. Whether true, or not,
his situation is extremely critical. and
during the contests between tic Royal
Guards and the Militia his life is secure.
Boston Gaz.
In Kentucky. John +. Johnson. John
Speed Sruith. and Thomas Me.calfe. are
re elected to Congress from the Districts
which they now respectively represent in
the House ofRcp-esenta'ives. The Hon.
Henry Clay is also elected member
from that State,
The U. S. ship John ADAMS. Capt.
Rcnshaw, has sailed from Norfolk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28

In ,hs town, on SUNDAY evening last, by The Rev.
Mr.. Webb. Mr.. Constc7i G Greene to Miss Harriet
Perry, daughter OF the lac Col JImes Ferry.
On the same evening. by the Rev. Mr. Webb. Mr..
BcpGnIh .Fan(,rd, merchsn,,t to Miss Mercy God.
dard, dans her of the late Mr.. Stephen Goddard.
On Wednesd y evening last. by The Rev. Dc Pat.
ten. Robert Se,igpick, Esq Of Sew.Yor,, to Miss
EL:abeM ID Eaery, eldest daughter OF Wm. Eilery.
ESQ. Of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28
NEW GOODS.
VIPPE2~ SESSIONS.

TIPFET SESSIONS.
Syhs just received good sssortmen, Of Goods.
L suitable TO tho seasSa--wh,ok he oi!ers at q
small advance rofn le cos,--vis--
London blsck and hlu~ Broadc'oihs and Cassi-
uNrrcs Go f1rcy cplors .o; 81 black Ucr,bssins /,
SO black and coorcd Go Nakin and Canton Grapes,
India black and colored Lcvsnlines Grape shawIs |,
Grape ioug ahs~l> English Cashmere long shsw's |,
Cashmere she'0's; fsg and black silk Hdk's fancy
silk do; Gau7c do; W,ue md black silk Cauze; |;
black. whIie and p'aid iuistrings; Psrssols, cheap
garniure aud plain it,bbonsi Meiino sbswis; do
iIdkfs, black. white and coored india silk shawl, !
black arl colorrd inda saiins; silk Vcstingsj blue
and yeov Nankrs turn,tures and Coppcrpa'cs
cheap Calicoes, Bomhoseis furniture aud common
Drnoly a and ca Cotton Csmbroks. Jsconet do :
4 snd Ga sheer Muslins lndis, huii snd hook do;
Muslin AMI Lcno fidkfs, with borders. 4 Linens
aud ong Lawns Linen Csmbric iijkfs Feather
Fsns-sriped and white Jesns-- rnixed Csmble's for
coats and --bleachrd apd ubbieschcd A.
mericsn Co'tons. great yarc,y--Pains and stripes
--l,ed,icks kc &c. sc. Jy'y "a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28
JENNt.l DKU MN.UNU,

yIAs again cpened The shop she formerly occupied
and ofl,rs for sale variety Of Fancy GOODS,
smony which are the following
Book muslin Hdkfss India end Scotch null Nrs.
lin DO 8ook do Cznbricks Jsconet do : Lenoe. T;
uirc,d and silk Laces; inpen Cambria, and cambric
Iidkss; cotton do silk and kid Gioves CaIicocs
Chin'zes and Furni,ures; game, silk and mc,ino
Bdkfs rn-rino. sk and cotton sbswis tah.p. Csn.
ton and Nsnkin Grapes aSuze; silk and cotton
Hose Pms and Needles; Tapes md Bobbins, &c
.NcE5,-,, .fusf,. II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
E.NTERED,
brig John, Norris, Havana.


CLEIRED.
sch'r washing.op.Pscke., Shove, Charleston C.,
slonps President. Gates, Hartford Sally, Fox,
Pii,aJelphia Ilose.in.bloorn. Greene, Mobile.
Arrived last evening ship Fisher Ames. Rider. of
,his port, s. lays from Cot,en,urg. with cargo Of
$50 tons iron. ~ Captain Robinson and others
Lef. no Sr'sriea1 vessels at that place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28
COMM ENC EMEN

The Commencement al Cambridge
will be this dJy-of Brown University
on "Wednesday, the 4,h OF September,
and Of Yale College Oh the llth Of Sep
teEber.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28

no. 36, Brood.SiYeef,
TNFo7usil The isG,es arr, gentlemen Of ttv town
i and vicinity, tha; she whnens and presses Leg.
horn Hats and Donnets, in the best manner and on
rcasonub'e terms AUGUST %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28
NEVYPCKT.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1922.

Yesterday the citizens of this state as
sernbied III their respective towns for tie
purpose Of eIec,Ing Representatives III
Congress, and Representatives to the
Gcnerai n sse mbiy III this state. Mcsscrs.
DURFEg and EDDY are unGcubted!y
Reelected. as no opp si.ioa was made to
them. we have not heard tive result ot
the eicctloo tor numbers OF the state leg
isiatnre, except IN this town, where the
following gentlemen were elected with.
out opposition, siz. Beyamn Aa=0yG,
VIA.on1 uatsryASher Ro55w5, SIC.
bhm T. Northdw, Lhrisf00her Il. Ao5
bins, and C4mlrs Lo.to!S, EsQwcs.
Mcsscrs. Bau, WMia9!&. nd HNan, oi
the .asI House, dec!nrd a a.re-cleotion.
By the iast accounts from New York.
VIC regret TO say, the fever had not abat-
cd, but appeared to be increasing TO an A.
layming d-g'ce. Three new cases were
renor,ed on the 22d, and five on the day
following. About thirty in all have di.
ed-md the inhabitants IN great numbers
were moving out oi the city.
All the other cities are happily exemp.
from epidemic disease.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28
GONE BALE MORE!
WILLIAM JAMES TlLLEY,
40. ll9, Ihamcs. .sircef

Ne. /, Custom House Court,
HAS just opened one Bale more OF
l. Il those very enesp black Bombaze,ts. from
isoa to o. the yard. very stout and hue Or is6l per
,Md.
--.fLSO-
Some handsome Scotch Psids for Closks. On
hand Ms usual. u superb lot OF Cloths and Cassi.
meres, and a general assortment OF English, French
and American Goods at ~ho,esalc and reiaa
Aug 2S
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28
TAXES FOR 1922.

II he Snbscrib.r, Collector Of the Sts'e
end Town Taxes, voted in Jupe last,
hereby gives notice, that he hes commenced
the collection OF the same. end respectfully
requcss sll those indeb,ed for said Taxes, 10
pay the same wiihou, del,y, q, No. 9, M.,ge,.
Square. JOSEPH sfARTIN.
Ne~po-f, August CIV.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28

81. -HOiX Rum.
20 hfds.. 81. c. Rum, for sale by
.7r, ~. 81. n .';UNRo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28
NOTICE.

THE Subscribers being sppoio'ed Assign.
i ees ~ tho estates Of F'eeborn Corees
hall spd Thomss CorgeshsIl. both OF New
port, doing business under the e.Firm Of P,cs-
b'rn CoggesdaH, Y Co. teque" all pe.so,s .
hs.ne demands against said Firm, 10 pt-
sent them; and all persons indebted, are rc-
qaes,ed 10 make immedis,e payment, or their
Accounts viii be Put in the hands Of an At
tosney Tor collection.
JONATHAN T: ALMy, : h,,i,n.,,.
GEORGE ENGS,
Newport, August,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28
BRIGADE ORDERS.
HEAD QUARTERS,

Ne'ppor,, Augasf, 81, 1922. s
IN pursuance Of law tho jrigadicr General Of lue
y tlrst Brigade of Militia of The state OF Rhode L.
land, &c. directs, that The several Regiments COM
posing said Brigade. meet ON the following days
lst Regimem, commanded by Col Richard saw,
September 2S
E'h Regiment, commanded by Col. byron Oman,
September IS
lOIh Regiment. commanded hy Cob Clark Wilhor,
septt nher 27.
The commanders ofthe several regiments win or.
der their men 10 appeal on parade at an early hour,
that they may be drawn mp ior inspection aud ie.
view at 10 O'Clock, \ ~.
CHARLEs COLLINS. prisndier General
II; sf brigade Rh9de isiaad .nLisid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28

NEW BOOKS.
EoRruNEs of Nigel. by tho author Of wavery.
J. 2vois
fsvori,e of Nature, anovci, 2 vols
Europe, asurvey OF. by Everett. 1 vol
Lollands. novel, = vols
Vicar at Iver, vol
SIR Andrew Wylie, by the author OF " Annals Of the
Parish, vols
Fashionable Tour 10 the Springs. vol
Helen D'Towncn, novel from the French, vol
Curioses 'nt the ingenious, vol
A New w.Englsnd Tale, or sketches Of New England
characters and manners, vc,
Pedestrian Tour, 10 the Lakes the Cnnsdss and the
New England states, by r. stsnsbury. vol
Grimshas's chronological Dictionary, vol
Madeline, n ta'e, by Mrs. Opie, vol
Chapone's letters. Gregory's Legacy, and Pennng-
tons Advice, vol
Lionei, the last of the Pevenseys novel, 2vo's
sardsnspalns. the Two Foscsri. and Cain, by Lord.
Pypn, lyol
Happiness. atn'c for the grand and the gay, vol.
The above are for safe ny
.Aug Z i mas HfNMO ND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-28
CHARTS, &c.
M. III. RdTHBONE,

MI. IL. RA7HBOEE.
IAs jus, received and offers for sale at his stcre
- h,aa V Packer SLa-f new Chart. extending
from Nsw.ioik, 10 Havana. improved by government
surveys IN 1890 with general assortment Of charts.
of the latest survsys-Dovdehs Nsvig gAors. IN edi.
ton; American coss, Pi'ots. fDih edilon, Nsu,iost
hmanaeks for the years 1922 and 1925 sesmens'
daily Assistsnt-with a complete assortment sf Maui
teal !nstrumcnis--ieter, wiring. log and & rappi
Paper--t,uilis and Ink Powder.
.sis,, general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery.
Cordsge snd ship Cbandiery.
Just received. 30 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
so thcusand Bricks--co dox Tile
or Cordage aud Cables made to order. and YES.
sells furnished with every article for long and short
voyages .iuyust Ia.
SPERM CANDLES AND OIL.
20 boxes Sperm Candles,
90 bbls. 5. 5. Sperm Oil, by
.Fpyvsf 81. "a MUNRO
For charleston, 81. Anguetine, and For
ida, via Norfolk.
- THE sch'r P,iy, huithen 46
-~MA tcns--now lying at Dennis wharf. on
SNEAES$S the Poin,--lo sail abou, the middle OF
tsssss-s.sssS September next For ff,gh, pas.
sage srpiy to JOSHUA .4PPLEBY. or
J0H.l UiLLLI.MS. g SON.
.suy IL Long-Uharj>
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MISCELLANY.
cATsK1LL, IN. ~
L~esse@

cATsKILL, IN. ~ nov. 90.
Sickness and Morality IN the Western
States.-The following extract of a let
fer from gentleman of our acquaint-
lance at Marietta, Ohio, is faithful
sketch of the prevalence and fatality of
the late fevers at the west -
"Ohio, and as far as can learn, the
states west and south of it, have been and
are now suffering more severely from
sickness than at any former period. An
inhabitant of the healthy parts of New
York or Hew-Eugland can form but a
faint idea of the extent and universal
prevalence of the bilious remittent and
intermittent feyers of this country. A
dry season is the certain precursor of
these diseases. This season, the drought
commenced early, and has been general
throughout most of the western, states
and the river Ohio. which at certain sea-
sons, TO use the phrase of the Kentucki-
ans is " mighty stream" is now COM
paratively brook, fordabIe at almost ey-
cry mile.-The miasmata, arising from
the exposure of the beds of the rivers,
and from the rapid decomposition of veg
etable substances, originated the dis
eases incident TO this country much ear
lier than usual, aud have given to it an
Uncommon degree of malignancy When
medical aid has been promptly obtained,
those afflicted have been more generally
relieved. In this respect, the villages
have been more fortunate than the coun-
try; but many have died both in town
and country. | was told by a person
from the interiour about 80 miles, that
there were two families in his neigh
bourhood, one consisting of eight per-
sons, six of whom were dead in the house
at one time, and of the other, consisting
Of six, FIVE were dead This relation
may appear to you almost incredible I;
but it is undoubtedly a true one. ] am
persuaded that many families in this town
would have presented similar and even
more shocking scenes, had they been de-
prived of timely medical and other aid.
There were during the first part OF Sept.
more than 500 persons. sick at one time
in this town. The whole number of in
habitants is about TOO More thahawen-
ty families of from Eve 10 ten were eve
nv individual Of them confined at once,
and not able TO render each other the
most trihing assistance. On this Point
(Harmer,) small village separated from