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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-06

No l, Custom House LoWt.
EXIi.L this day open Fifteen Bales and Foxes Of
=" GooDs. suitable for the present and approach
ing season, which he has taken great deal oi pains
20 purchase, in order to sell very cheap. All those
who want good cloths for a little money, will do well
sD call snd see FOR themselves
.9nipng bie C9ots opening, are lie T,''2Triry:
Supe fine, fine and common blue Dioadciuthst
SApe' line black Broadcloths brown and drsb Cloths
ior great coats and surtouiss- complete assortment
og Cassimeres and Pelice Cloths for Ladies coats.
double mied Cassimeres Devonshre kerseys
PLANS and Red Caps "a complete assortment OF
I'lsnnets, twiIled and pain superb lot Of 900 ts
carpetng. from 6s to 6s3 stair Carpeting 3syd yd.
DsndaHna, Flag and black silk Hsndsis Cotton. Flag
and M 4e.rsss Handkis Gentiemens Ciavats I'm TIA
sion Linen Handkfs. figured poplins silk Ve!vets:
cotton Velvetsy. Sheetings and Shirtings; sewing
Co.tcns bv the pound, very nice: Caroline p'aids-'
Scotch piaids, plain BombaZclts from is6d to s.
the yd. figured Bombasc,ts' Worsted Hosiery
superb lot of Cashmere ShAwls, plain snd figured
borderss thick fancy Vestipgss Ccrnfor'ers tor
beds. we'll made, at 2is gentlemen and adisa Oea.
'Vef Gloves; blue and green Callicocs; BID Gioves
comuon Cambrics.. Jsconet Csnbrics MuJ mud
Muslin shear Muslin, figured muslin Hdkis. Lin
en- Csmbrics: Linen Shirungs and Shectings;
tesu'ifui assortment of Thread Laces Dsmssk and
Jfapers American Gingham ;,Checks and N,ripcs;
rP'"s anu Needles, and many other articles too nu
ypleious to mention. Oct. q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-06
NEW GOODS.
HHRVET SESSIONS,

:. HHRVET SESSIONS,
HAS just received, good assor ment Of Goods,
Il suitable TO the season-which he oilers 1T q
small advance from the eost-viz-
London black and blue Droadclohs and Cass;-
.r,cres; 90 fancy coors do, So black Bou,basns {;
As black and sooted do; Nankln and Canton Crapes
'tnda black ard co,ored Lcysn,ines; Grape shawls;
Grape long shaws English Cashmere long shawls: 4:
( ssme-e shawl,; Gag and black silk tldk.s fancy
siS do; Gauze do; white and blsck silk Gsuze
black, white aod plaid LutstriDgs; Parasss, cheap !;
yarnture and plain Ribbons. Mer'no silawis; do
tidkls; black. white and colored India silk shawis !;
black and coiored India ss,ins silk Ve.tinss bltse
and yellow Nsnkins Furnilures and Copperpla,es;
chesp Cal'coes Ronbazets furniture and common
Dr,o,y 4 and & q Cotton Cs-nbrcks; Jsconet do /.
a and Ga sheer Musins India. Muli and Book do
Muslin and Lepo fIdkfs, with borders; - Linens
end long Lawns Linen Cambria Hdkes. Feather
Fsns-striped and white Jeans mixed CambIes for
coats and pantaloons- sched ana unbIeachcd A.
merican Co',ons. great variety tyl'lsius and stripes
.--Bedticks, &c. &c. &c. July %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-06

.V III. II ~ al HJsD4E II, .,.,
II IS jus, received aud offers for sale. at his store
l. head e Packer rbarE oew Chart. extending
from New-Sork to Havana. Improved by government
surveys 10 1920, with general asso tment of charts
Of the latest surveys-Bo Bowdch's Nsvg,tors, S,h ed-
ton American Coast Pilots illh edition Nautical
Amanscks for the years 1892 and 1923 seamcns'
dairy Assistant with complete assortment at Nau-
ticsi instrumen,sleicr ,wri,iug, iog and wrapping
Paper-tluills and Ink Powder. o.. 49,.
.4iso. general assortment Of Hardware, ChtieTy,
Cordsg. and ship Cbandiery.
Just received so casks CIT Nails, assorted sizes
90 thousand i,ricks--30 doz Tile. ne
UT CordaCe aud Gables male 10 order. end vc-.
sells furnis u with every article for ong and short
va, sees. August ID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-06

Rhode. Islane anG SOW York Steam
, Boats.
Tn,s CONNECTICUT, Captain
a HvvxcH and the FULTON. Captain Law,
VII" IN future ply between this port and New-fork,
touching ut Sewport.
From ,herr. York-a boat will depart every We'd
nesdl, ami Saturday, at O'Clock z NJ.
From Procidrnce--a Boat will depart on WeGnes-
day md Saturday, az 6ociock ", et
II Pssssge ,wcen Newpo-t and Yrrk, 3 D.
bctweS7 "r't,%srre erG N"w-yo.k w..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-06

make l~w. or Interpret a law, or indie .
wit. or discern the way of setting y bone, or
healing wound, or restoring ios, health.
Under the influence OF issson sod .oond
sense, moro enlightened policy than has ves
existed towards the Hsyuens, will n,i.s, and
The deciarptioa Of Gu, nil Of ieh,s, ths, q Ar
MEN ARR norm SRkE Asp RauAL," b. con-
-sds ed rs having some ws,gh, in toe scsIea
oi Jus,iee sod humsn,ty. When this period
arrives, h will become our da'y, as q ,nossg
people, TO seek their alliance, that We rnst
the more readily aid ,hem IN the sdvancs.
ment of learning aud christian phiisnth opy.
~ preseoi, perhaps, nothing far,her can b
bfough, about, ,hsn fixing q Commercisk
Convention between The Two co,n,ries, where
by reciprocity Of benefits may be seewed.
and the best Interests OF Hsy'i established By
an Intercourse Of our ships Of wsr, and send-
log there Government agent Of respectable
s'snd'ng and suthofiy. IL Is computed, thee
under proper regulations, tho ordinu,y reven-
se 10 be derived from this island, may be In.
creased to thseo millions and when our cot
,oo meoasc'o'cs shalt be introooced general
~ smong the iohsbitan,s, that j, map be s,iIA
iur'her increased TO four or Eve miiiioo.-
Que statesmep and fnancicss should look W
his business, with n steady sod unqucncncd
eye.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-06
NEW GOODS.
TOH.v b. NEN'7OK,
HAs JUST RECEIVED,

Has JUST RECEIVED
EVEN hundred wards American TN
~ biesebed shee,ings, 5Oe ditto b'esehed shirt
iugs. Canton Grapes super black Levsn;ines
nisck ssrsnets, Cs!ieoes hTnnnre dHtoi ssi,i-
oets, Russia Diapers. Bri,rsh sh'rings Gloves
md 1oSe-y Gsrni,ure and other siboOns s'n-
h.us. b..ok Bo,Dsazetts. white figured dn,o'
o5ok Mullins ram Snd ESderea e.sIrtFc
Sisv's, tv &c sFN.is'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-06
CUlIDALL'S MILLS.
WoOE [0rdfCc,

- VUUE LuTHNy' -
THE subscribers inform their friends
n sod tue public. that they have replenishe6
their Carding Machines with new Cards of tho fr
est and mos, approved msnufacture. and that the,
are now enabled to Gard Woo, Of all grades, in the
best manner.
They continue TO Manufacture sil Kinds OF Wool
en- Goods, as ususl --.iiso, they color and finish
Woolen Cloths Of all descriptions. and 10 color gar
ments. &c. that have faded, become unfs fsshion.
able --All branches Of the above business ill be
done with despatch, and on the loves, terms, and
The least favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE & GRINNE.L.
B--SAsrorp hLMv. Little. e.Compton-PELEc
CoRty, Tiverton-WILLIAM PEARss, Bristol.
Ferry--and Jon SrERMAN, in Newport, will re-
ceive and forward articles intended Cor the Manu-.
factory Portsmouth, lulv 10, 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-06
Selling at terry reduced ptices, az
r p I.#t.'S. q

c CPERrINE ard common blue and black Broad!
- cloths Css.imeres. fashionable Pelise Clo,bs (;
plain and figured Ensiish fisnne's. Calicoes. ava.
ricty nerioo shswls and Hkfs imi,stion, ditto /;
book asd ieno MusIins book muslin Hdkfsi super
black silk do bali and wire Thread bes, hsiian
sewing si'k horn. Shelf aud ivory Combs black
and colored Grapes black, green and white Italian
Grapes. Borhbsfetts, very cheap 2cmbaseehs; Va.
iencis ves,ings linen Cafnbr'ts long Lawns null
and j,couet Musiins Cotton Cambrics Dimi,'es;
striped Jeans Hosiery. srea, variety cheap Irish
Linens s,irtings and sheetihgs knitting Co'tons |;
cotton Floss
The above articles, with great variety nn, men.
toned will be- sold mitch lower than ever before Of.
fered Those who wish to colhe themselves cfeup.
viii 10 well TO esil at
No. Ia, 7haD1cS.ct. :
NewDors. sent. II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-06
ONE BALE MORE.
WILLIAM JAMES TlLLEI,
M 10 7I1n,ec. e,yce, and

VO. IIS, IHuWtJ'5I'ItI, UHI
No. /, Custom House Court,
LAS just opened one Bale more Of
i l. those very cheap black Dombazc,ts. from
sod TO SIS. the yard very stout and 6oe for ised per
yard.
Also
Some handsome Scotch Piaids FOR Closks. On
hand as usual. a superb 10, Of Cloths and Css,i.
meres, and general assortment OF English. French
and American Goods st wholesale and retsd
Aug 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-06
MARBLE
MI ON u NE. n rs,
MARBLE

MON ME.NTS.
TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
L Fire Places and Grave stones. OF American
sna italian Marble. blue, white and ciouded. for
sale on the Packet wharf, NkwPoRr.
500 pair OF Grave stones, of the finest
and most drrsbse Blue Slate. warranted superior 10
any sold in this sta,e.-Free Stone for Windows
Cap, and sills, Iiear,hs, Fire Places aud Steps.
AL OF which will re sold az the lowest Prices for
Cash, Country produce, or other Merchaudle, and
On a long credit ifrequirea
apply 10 JAMES STEvENS.,
Newnort, March 81. pelham. .Ssrfs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

KtAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE subscriber contemplating removal from this
state, Oilers Tor sale his estate, situate on the
Point. consisting Of ting House. aud six lots
of land, near To and adjoining tie house
6LSo. e..
The s!oop Fancy, burthen SO tons. good s,aunch
vessel. we'll tounu, and in good order Tor sea-now
lying ri Marbles Gate Dennis) wharf, on the Point
where size may be seen
For particulars an terms of sale "f the above n
perty. apply to PELEG bATrLFS
Newport, July "a 1897. CuJ
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-02-25
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

The newspapers of Alexandria are
teeming with discussions upon the pro-
piiety OF receding the county of Alexan-
dria to the state OF Virginia. The advo>
Gates Of the measure, of course avaii
themselves ofthe argument, so powerful
ly endeared to the American people, both
bv prejudice and principle, that there
ought TO be no s'taxation without repre-
scntation;'' that the people of the district
are no better than slaves, in being govern.
ed by laws to which they have in no shape
whatsoever given their assent, &c. sc.
Its opponents, on the other hand, urge
the advantages which they derive from
being under the wing Of the general go.
vcrnment: and they do not hesitate to
charge some of their adversaries with
ambition, in looking forward to "seats in
either the state or national councils. ~
we have no disposition 10 intrude into a
discussion which has been conducted
with such uncommon ability but we
would fain inquire why the people of the
district Of Columbia may not be admitted
upon the floor of congress by species of
territorial representative Why this dis.
trict, Which is every day growing more
populous and important, may not have an
agent, without Uote, but with poice To
state their wrongs, and to claim redress
al the hands of their Exclusive" legisla-
tors? We would ask why they should be
continually thrown upon the courtesy OF
some state representative for protection
against erroneous or defective legislation.
Richmond Enquirer.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-02-25
VIRGINIA. LEGIsLATURE.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FEBRUARY 90. -
Yesterday, the house of Delegates, o.,
motion of Mr.. Patterson of Augusta.
leave was given to bring in bill 6. to a.
bolish the country Branch Of the Mutusl
Assurance Society against fire on build
ings of the state OF Virginia, TO repea
The several laws now in force on tina,
subject, and for other purposes"
The mouse resolved itself into a com.
mittee the whole, for the purpose OF
farther considering The preamble and re-
solution, concerning the mission from the
state OF kentucky-Mr. WATSON with
drew his subsiItute-and the committee
agreed TO Nr. Morris's resolution with
an amcndment-The committee arose.
and the house concurred in the resoIu :.
tioD.-Sent TO the senate for their con-
currence. Crhe resolution declines &C
ceding TO either OF the written D oposi-
ton made by the Kentucky commission
ers.)
The engrossed bill "appropriating the
public revenue" was taken up. A mo-
ton was made by Mr.. Crump Of c. tina,
the last blank in the bill be so filed rs
to appropriate, for sinking fund, the
sum OF 8 0O,000,which was carried, ayes
l25, noes 81 land the bill was passed,
and sent to the senate. FEB. OF.
Yesterday, the house of Delegates took
up the amendment of the senate to the
bill "concerning no,aries public in this
commonwealth"-and on Mr.. Spooner's
motion. il was disagreed to.
The eDgrossed bill! concerning the
court of appeals" (adding sixth Judge
to the same until vacancy shall occur
was read third time--discussed at con-
siderable length-and finally rejected, by
ayes 81, noes l6.
Ut is impossible to calculate with any
certainty on the day when the legislature
will adjourn--Gencral opinion seems to
conjecture that the session will terminate,
about next Saturday or Monday week.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-02-25
To the Editors of the Alexandria Herald.

To the Editors of the Alexandria Herald.
GENTLEMEN have read with atten-
ton the publications which have recent
iy appeared upon the subject of the re-
PROCESSION Of Alexandria To Virginia and
was pleased with the temperate manner
IN which the controversy was conducted,
until saw the third number of Pendleton
1t is very evident that all the remark.
which have appeared under the signature
OF Pendleton have not proceeded from
the same author.
he professions OF respect Tor his adj :
versaries, made by the writer of the first
paragraph appear to be entirely disre
garded by his coadjutor, who has depart
ed from that decorum which should al.
ways be observed by those who undertake
10 advise or instruct the public, the alb
sence OF which betrays a want of conf
deDce in the cause he advocates. know
not who he supposed the author of the
dlgnified and temperate piece under the
signature Of "SeDex" to be, whom he
stigmalizes with having Gin order to pre-
serve his life along with gains of a pecu.
mary kind, obtained hsie irregularIv.
he'd his country Tor ever, and been forced
TO hide himself in impcDetrable OBSCURE
V;" but his I knozo, that they are alto
geIher inappicable. But even if they
were, would i at all affect the dispute
II the arguments urged by Senex are
iorcible, II is inmaierial from whom tbey
come. Non entm tam Auctorifatis fadis.
fhFando, guam 7utioniS mon,enta ouereu.
ga Sunt. Pendleton "promsed 10 answer
inc arguments which might De urged
against the measure he proposed for con.
sideration;" but as yet have seen no,hlnc
Out 'die defamation and scurrilous abuse
Although he has "wheeied in his career
TO Gear the little oostructlons from the
path OF ms argument" he has found them
more easily avoided than removed. And
at length concludes, that "ali tina, an
'A.e%" ,Iian has said IN the wsy of arcu
Inent S0hich comforts Spith truth, Is no.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-02-25

'nng to the purpose" and that il is I'm.
necessary to occupy the time of his read.
ers in pointing out historical errors with
which no supposes most of them to be
acquainted. l mus, confess, that. l. for
one am SO Ignorant as to believe that ali
that the Alexandrian has said eomhort,
zoifh truth, and can discover no historical
error OF which he has been guilty, and
should be happy if the erudite Pendleton
would condcscend to point them out.
fendleton admits the position, that "be.
fore we feel confidence in the ohinion of
writer, 1t is necessary that we should
know who he is, and by what motives that
opinion may be influenced;" nay, he even
asserts that the situation of writer is to
influence the weight Of an arguments
How much then is due to Pendleton /?
rFor although he has not directly declar-
ed himself, we may easily discover him
from his writing; the resemblance is too
strong to be mistakenly Is he "an old in
habi,ant OF sterling worth and character!"
Where is he from-when did he come to
Alexandra to reside-what actual inter-
est has he in the town ? And were Alex
andria restored to Virginia tomorrow, is
he qualified by the laws of Virginia to
vote or be elected He should be able to
give satisfactory answers to these ques.
tons before he is entitled to influence the
decision Of the Alexandrians upon this
subject. PHILO-SENFX.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-02-25
A MOST DARING ROBBERY.

On Saturday morning about 1 o'clock
as lady was going to visit distressed
family in Prosperous Alley-A stout me-
gro man came up to her, and forced her
reticule out OF her hand, and made his
escape through an adjoining alley. II
contained about six dollars in silver, and
. linen cambria handkerchief marked
T.. Nj. TPhHx. en-
The Correctional tribunal of March,.
les on the nth Dec. tried capt Quoniam.
accused by the public prosecutor oil hav.
ing tratfcked in negroes. lie was con.
demDed to the conhsostion of his ship
and cargo, and 10 the forfeiture OF his &C.
cupation.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-02-25

cans have it in their, power to open a
large marke, for our manufactured goods,
on advantageous terms. A.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-15
u. S. CONGRESS.
Ssrenteesath Congress. First Session.
IN SEMaTE
First Session.


THURSDAY, May 2.-The bill to relieve the
people of Florida from the operation of Gov.
Jackson's ordinances, was taken up, in COM
miitee, explained by Mr.. Holmes, of NJ. and
was reported, and ordered to have third
reading.
:. Ite Cumberland road appropriation bill
was ordered to be read third time.
bill further to regulate the Post-office de-
partmeHt, was read twice.
FRIDAY, MAY 3.-The Senate was engaged
upon this, and the following days, in the con-
sideration of many bills from the House.
SATURDAY. MAY 4.-The bill, from the
House, further, to regulate the Post-oiice es-
Enlistment, was postponed indefinitely.
MONDAY, MAY G.-The Military appropria-
ton bill was passed, with amendments. See
proceedings ef he Housed
TUESDAY, MAY 1.-THE Senate proceeded
with the consideration of the bills heretofore
received from the House of Representatives
for concurrence, and continued thus engaged,
with the exception of a recess of two hours,
until quite late at night.
The amendment OF the Senate TO the mill
itary appropriation bill, relative TO the Cum
bertrand road, and TO the contract of Elijah
Mix, both Of which were disagreed to BY the
House OF Representatives, were receded
from by the Senate without a division.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-15
BY THE MAILS.
.@<<<|G1l>>/1 an
NORFOLK, MAY 9.

LA L EN Otf Il FIRE,
On Tuesday night, about ii o'clock.
broke out in an old wooden house. in
Fayette-street adjoining the fre-proof
warehouses of Mr.. MIntosh. The wind
was strong from S. S. w. and the flames
Immediately enveloped the whole block
OF buildings included between the house
first burnt, and Messrs. Tabb's ware
houses, recently occupied as the Gus
tom-house; all of these, with the ex-
ception OF the warehouses of Mr.. MsIn-
tosh, and bake-house of Stephen Harris.
were destroyed, with considerable
amount OF property. The number of
houses destroyed is about thirty. The
principal sufferer was Mr.. John MsPhail.
whose warehouses were slowed with
rice, tobacco, and coffee, (the cargo Of
the brig Unity and large quantity of
salt, stayes, cotton, &c. all Of which. with
the exception Of few casks of rice. was
entirely destroyed His loss is estima-
ted at 10000 dollars. Mr.. Wilcox. Mr.
II. Mcdowell, Mrs. Hamilton. Mr. r
bedoubt, Mrs. Merchant, are mentioned
among the sufferers. Many of the ten
ements were occupied by families in
slender circumstances, and who, by this
dlspensatiOn of Providence, are deprived
OF their only shelter.
The officers and men of the U. S. shin
Hornet, and detachment of u. S. artii-
ierlsls from fort Norfolk, made great
exertlons to arrest the progress Of the
danger. "
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-15

Lyman, jun. Henry Bass, Samuel L.
Knapp, Nathaniel P. Russell, William
Goddard, Joseph II. Adams, and OTIS
Everett, Esq'rs. A new election will
take place on Thursday next, and a eau
Gus is to be held tomorrow evening, at
Faneuil Hall, to concert measures for
the complete success of the Federal
ticket. The Middle Interest party have
also had a meeting upon the same subject.
The City Council have also establish
ed the following salaries. The Treas
urer 1000 dollars per annum, and find
stationary and fuel for the office-the
necessary Clerks TO be approved and
paid by the City Council City Clerk,
1900 dollars; Clerk of the Common
Council, 800 dollars, and the emoIuments
Tor marriage publications Justices of
the Police Court, 5000 dollars each;
Clerk Of the Police Court, 1900 dollars.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-15
BOSTON. MAY II.

BOSTON, MAY II.
On Wednesday last, the electors of
this city assembled in their respective
Wards, to choose 25 Representatives de-
termined upon by the City Council, for
the General Court the ensuing year.
The result of the election was peculiar.
There were two tickets, the Federal
and Middling Interest tickets. The
whole number of ballots was 2389-ne-
cessary to choice, l445. Seventeen
candidates only on the Federal list we're
chosen, yiz.-Daniel Webster, John
Cotton, Gedney King, Jonathan Phillips,
Enoch Sllsby, George w. Brimmer,
George W. Otis, Heman Lincoln, Fran
els J. Oliver, Francis c. Gray, Theodore
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-15
HERMANsTApT. MARcH 3n

The news from Moidavia and Wal
lachia inspire horrour. The Asiatick
troops lay waste every thing with fire
and sword. Even the city of Jassy
was on fire in several places on the
18th OF March; whole streets were
reduced TO ashes. We tremble for
Bucharest The Kiaja Bey has pub
llshed, that if he was forced TO eyacu-
ale The country, he would carry every
male lnhabltant into slavery, and that
ne would not leave village standing.
The tugitives reach our frontiers almost
naked. The Turkish soldiers strip
them Of all their clothes.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-15

It will be seen from the subjoined account
OF the proceedings of the meeting held in
this town, last week, to consider the subject
Of the canal, that it stands adjourned to
Friday the 24th inst. 1t is hoped there win
be general attendance Of citizens from dif-
ierent parts Of the County A interesting
meeting is anticipated,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-15
(. Florida Organization.

William r. Duyal, Esq. is appointed
Governour, and George Walton, Score.
tary Of Florida. The Territory IS d.
yidcd into two districts and 10 these,
John Branch and Col. Joseph L. Smith.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-15

are appointed District Judges J. D..
Forbes, and G. d. Worthington, Mar
shals; Alexander Hamilton, and Tipler
B. Harrison, District Attorneys.