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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
"A true copy witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sc
state OF Rhode. Island, &c.
IA Gensrai dssen.5fy, October Secession, II u.

IA Censrai nssea.6fy, October SfsssiGn, II u.
1922.
An nc, 10 smendment ~ the act passed in January
u 1922, enGt!sd " An act imposing duty up
on licensed persons and Stners, and bodies corpo-
rate within this state
Sec. l. BE H enacted ~ tSe General Assemble and
~ The authority tisrey eaGcted, That the gen.
rected a, and ser the expiration OF thirty Gays from
The rising OF this Assembly issue his warrant OF
distress, directed to the sheriff has depuiy OF the
proper county against each snd every Incorporated
bnk this Stale. which shalt have neglected TO paw
the duty assessed f,r the sum or sums due from
said bank undes and by virtue OF the act at which
ths is IN sddton with interest TO be accounted from,
us last return commanding hin, in the nsme OF the
state, to collect OF snd from such delinquent, the
sum or suns of usoHey therein expressed with his
lawful Zee and To make return within ninety DAYS
from tbs date thereof
sec. .3i.Gbe a. ftrile- enacted That the sheriff
to whom said warrant may be directed, be, and he
ishereby authorized to levy and collect the sum
therein named, by the attachment, and seizure Of the
real and personsi esis,e oi the hank against which
the same may have issued and to sci, the same at
public auction, giving ninety days previous notice
thereof, by two advertisements posted up in the
town where such bank may be located, and deed
or deeds OF such estate made by tn, sheriff. shalt
yest IN the purchaser all the r,lt, title and interest
such corporation had at tie tine Vt the attachment
thereof.
sec. J .snd Be- 10 fsrfhcr enacted, That the fourth
section Of said act tar the relates in.
corporsted banks, be. aad the same 10 hereby re
pesicd
Sec. 4 md be a Er1ter snasied, That the seeFe.
tsry be. and ne hereby dirseed to cause TIN. act
to be published in ali tie newspapers OF ,hls stale.
tue copy ;-vitness.
HENRY BOWEN S,c',y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
From Gsrdner's Aecdotes.
PAUL JONES,

Ssiliog 10 the Ranger, with dssps.ches for
anr minister q, the French Coert, iell in with
pnd took Two valuable prizes on his passage
and having quickly prepared HE vessel Tor a
ciuiz., entered the Irish Channei isaded and
spiked SO cannon mounted IN battery at w hite'
hayen--eDcountered,a and, after severe &c.
tioo, took the Drake, sloop Of war--and sie'
pn sbssbce Of 2s dsys returned 10 Brest with
two hundred prisoners. Ills aeilUIy giving
great increase TO his reputation, hs was sp-
pointed to the command OF small squadron.
and sailed from Frsnce with The hope Vt inte,. e.
ceptiDg the Ballic Hset returning 10 ,Engtsnd
Duung his cr0ize be made many vaiuebie
|, captures, and spread great oiaTm Oh the Brit.
ish Coast, thresleniog descent and exciting
great alarm Al Leiih and Hull, snd al icpgth,
falling In with the Roet which ho soaghI,
fought an sciion of such desperate seveiiy,
that his'o af1osd ds no parallel to It. In he
Bon Eomme Richard of 40 guns, he com.
peiied the Scraps OF ~, TO strike, and took
posse ss,oo o! her u, the moment that his own
ship sunk at hsr side, being SO shattered by
the o5sIDacy aud long conrnusnce Of the con
Aict, lhst time was not allowed ior the reno.
val OF The wounded who had barely uaie "a
see the nag OF their country iloaing tsum.
pbaniiy above that of their enemy, bstoie the,
sunk is,o eteinhy!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
SINGING SCHOOL.

IHf. subscriber respectfully informs the
Ladies and Gentlemeo Of Newport, that lie in,ends
opening school for The instruction OF Vocal Music
to commence about the FIRST of December. j: snf;i.
cieat encouragement BE- offered. The school will
be kept two evenings ia each week, AT Mr.. Towgs's
Academy, where proper attention will he paid 10 the
selection Of the bcs, music, and TO correctness Of
performances Those who may wish 70 attend are
requested 10 leave their at The store OF the
not commence without sufficient nuIubes oi sub.
scriber's can be obtained.
BENZ. MAiiSB, jun.
Newport. Nov. 6, f822
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
FARM FOR SALE.
ESerntw's Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the subscriber Ia.
4 been duty appointed Executor OF the las; VIII
anu Testament ct ChAluly GRltFEss. late oi
Ne"p"tt. IN the county OF Newport, deeessed-srd
has gwen bonds. according toise. for tie faithful
performance OF that trust. All persons having De.
msnds against tie Estate d .rid deceased, are cal.
od upon to sxbibi, the Ios SCI, ,'eaenl-sn. Al,
persons indebted ihereunto, zre req tired to mike
immediate psymen, 20
DANIEL DCNHlM, Erru.ss.
Nsvf r. EOs. 6, 1879
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
B,ouu's patent Herneai j. col S,pomer,
TOR Famiy USE.

u HE subscriber duly authorized by
~ the purchasers Of the Patent Right for these
very useiu machines now offers them for sale at the
same price AS ihey ARE sold by the inven,or--1tey
have nix s?,noes Cor more wished) tia, are man,
aged hy Onr Person, and will produce more and
better work than can be done by far perssns in the
same time. upon The wheels in ompon use and oc-
eupy but one half the spsce.-rbey are in operation
n many OF the neighboring towns, where, Uniting
facility with disps,ch, they prove very valuable
s'stants To Domestic Industry. particularly those
~ho manufacture their wool into tannss, and other
cloths for SAFE.
n. " LtWTON,
Cerner u fHGshngton-square.
ava Thames strret.
Newport, Oct. Soth. 1922. ISw1
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Du'ing the Irish rebellion rebel barber,
seeing an arI'llery-man about to apply his
match to cannon, ron up TO the muzzle, and
,hruet his wig INTO il, excisi,ning, :. ly Us,
have stopt your mouth, Ioy honey, iof this
time"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Insccfs.


Il has heen ssid tina, nan is the only sni-
NAL that fpakes war ON bic own speeies.
hut ,he insects out 60 Va in 10 ipcey things,
v,c wnn us in ,hs, policy too The nantes
4 hsvs thei. lore legs some what in tie shape oi
y sabre 40 that they eun cut Of their an,ago
nis,'s head, or c!eave them down The middle
rs dexlerousiy a. evcf did sergeant Shaw
The Chinese children treat these animals like
Same' cocks ;.-ksepius ,hom in cages to-
Sighting.
CplcrpiaIs will consume more thnn twice
their owo we,ght OF leaves in day. Some
fary.e ibal live 90 i]ssh viii, IN tho course Of
q day, grow 10 be Iwo hund.ed heavier [; 9th.
ets agaiG are extremely abs, ,incnt a mi,e
will live three neDths or morv, slho' glued
down TO piece Of glass. Spidsrs vii, live
yesr without food. NJ. Baker kept beetle
fhsee year, IN the same mannet. A. 10 the
matter, they so.m To eat evesy thing bui met
si and stones. Evory part OF every plant,
f'0it, leaves, ba:k, wood, ssete,loss, is the
prey Of some inscc, or o,her.
The motions OF insects, and the inumcrab'c
ways in which thcy attain their end., ior,n
vide subject. The oc,iary oi The cheese
msggol ID jumping is welt hoown. This
motion is procured by bsnding itself, nnd in
ssr,ios TWO claws which Il possesses Of one
end, into rs macy cavities adopted To hem at
the ctnes. From this position IT suddenly
discoguges ise,f, by extending the body, and
then makes leap. ss extraordioafy In pppor.
ton TO It's length as il to &c ws, 20 jon'p lso
lee, high. 80. R:v.ew.
When Noah plan cd the 6rs, Viue, and re.
tired, SA,ao approached Il sod said" will.
6'tufe you, charming pidn,. Tie quickly
biot lhEee animals, sheep, q lion, aud
hog, and killed them, one alter tho olhes,
near the Vine. The virtue of the blood of
these animals peoetrated u, and /. still mani.
Iesled in its growth. When mau drink.
enc gobe, o. wine, he 10 then sg' eesble, gen.
s,e and friendly, tt,t i. the ps,ute Of The
Lamb When he drinks ,soo, be is Lion,
xnd ssys, =" Who Is like ne 20 he then islks
Of s,upsodous ibings.--W Wben ne drinks more,
mis- sense. torsake h'm, sod al length he wal.
lows 10 the miie. Need II be said, that bs
then resembles Hog!
A pswspaper OF l77o, gives the following
description oi Top OF that period ~ few
d.yA ago q mscroDi made bis appearance IN
the assembly ropns q, Whitehosen, dressed
In - mixed silk coat, pick ssin wsis,eost,
brerchcs covered with sn elegant silver net,
white siik stockings with pink cloak, pink
satin sroes, aud large pessl buckles: a mush-
TootB colored slu,k, covered with 6ns point
lace, hair dressed tems, kabiy high, aud stuck
fol- oi pearl pios.'
Il rare Dinner Party.
SiS UAark II I
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
MANUFACTOnY
MANUFACTCnY
LADIES SHOES
John w. Davis, Jun. & CO.

AVE ,eceiyed bis day by the Boston
J. l. Wagon, general assortment ol Mo-
Rocco, KID, and DESMARK SATTIss, of tho
n'0st fashionable coiois, uod ot the first ousI-
ity, which were selected by enc OF the first
Judges in Lynn--haye also employed Lynn
wctkm.n, ,bose who have worked IN the Cit
les Of Boston and New York, OF custom work.
They intend manufacturing al! kinds Ladies
Boots and Shoes, with superior Hestness, at
short notice. Ladies wishing 10 pauoDizs
the manufacturing Of Shoes in this to~o, will
please send their patterns or leave their nnca.
snrcs al No. 80, or 100, Thames sI,cet, or st
the Nlsnoiactoty IN rear Of No 100. Cen!Ic-
men wishing to be itcd from ,heir measures
for Boots, Sbnes, Kid or Morocco Pumps, will
psesse leave them as above.
b. They keep constantly on hand, a
general assortment of Ladies Boot: S; Shoes,
which will DC sold 40 lo's ss Can po purchased
at any other store Ia this town.
Also--on hand, Morocco end Kid Skios =
Backlog. of oil kinds; Tacks, Avis, Shoe
Th'ead, Webbing, Snoe horns, lining Skins,
bloding Skins, &c. sc.
WanteG, Two iourncymen shoe.p asefs;
cue fot Morocco, and The other for Lssher
wok.
Newport, October le, 1922. tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
NOTICE.

"A Good workman vi the Tin Plate Business uty
"A had employment. sad receive good wages. by
applying 10 wa. L NELyIiiE
Newport, April ie
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y6NNEi DkUMAiUND.
TT AS just received large assortment
l. L c. tsshicrssie Gtfr'es sAi,aDlr for the sea-
80 -.
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Commissioners Noiine.

Commissioners Noiice.
ME, tho subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable Cour, oi Probate OF the town
OF Newport, IN The county Of Newport. Commissi
ers TO receive and examine the claims against the
estate OF
SIMEON UHITE,
late OF said Newport. deceased, represented inso.
ves,, hereby give notice tina, SIX mouths from the
9h INST are allowed 10 the creditors of said Estate
TO bring IN snd prove their respeoti,e claims; and
that se shalt attend for that propose. at our re.
sp>cti,e dwellings,, at any tine within that petiod.
JAMES TOUNSEND,l
WiLLLs.h SEuUNY ''''h''''"er~
AT persons indebted TO skid Estate, are bereb
called uponIo mske psymen, n
RHOD.3 HHiTE, .2dssir,,irarIl
Newpo%. Oct Is, 1929
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POhTR ".
SELECTED.
4NaPaLOCUE.

1grAacY AND NATURE AGE.
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FOR SALE.

A BOUT II acres of land, with
x N dsc'Ong house, and good well OF water situ-
s,,d IN the town oi Portsmouth, about seven miles
from Newport. lying on the west road Any person
disposed 10 purchase, nsy know the terms which
will be reasonable, by calling on the subscriber.
JOHN PETERSON
Portsmouth, Sent & 1899.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
STATE ACTS.
BY HIS EXcRLLEXeY
WILLIAM &, GIBBS,

Governor, CsptsIn.fiehsrsi snd Commander in Chief
oithe State vi kbode-Isisnd cad Providence Plan.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27

"a a hNCSlIlA - lhSA>s
WubnsAs by an act OF the General Assembly OF
the State aforesaid, made and passed At their session
holden at Providence, on tie second Monday OF Jan.
uary IN the present year. entitled An act establish.
ing the Digest OF Laws, ne reported by the commit.
tee sppon'ed to re,:. lie Laws OF tins state, and
amended by the General Assembly, Al tier present
sessIOn" Il ~ Among other things enacted, mat WITH
in month ater said Laws shalt have been PRINT
ed snc distributed tuerein PROVIDED, Toe Govern.
or or perscn executing the dulss 0i Governor OF
said state. ce, and he 10 authorized and rtquestu 10
issue LIS proclamation announcing that The laws con.
tanned ih said dg,s, sGs be ia iuh force and effect
Immediately after the expiration OF thirty days. ifom
the date OF said proclamation
And whereas the said Laws have been prlnted at
Providence, by Mailer & Hutcbsns. 10 all octave vol
ume under the title oi "ths Public Laws of the State
IT Rhode island and Providence Plantations, as re-
vised by sOmnlittee and fnrsly enacted by the
Ionorabf the GENERAL Assembly, at their session IN
January, 1922" and duly distributed 90 there
fore issue tbs pIocisaaon, TO make known thst tie
Laws contained IN tle ss,d Digest, wdl be IN iuii
oTee and effect. Immediately siier the exprstIon Of
thirty days from the date hereof. OF which all per-
sons concerned are TO take Cue notice, and govern
The nsclScs accordingly.
\ Given ande, Tay hand and the seal OF
the said State, this h,th day OF No
- veoaber, in tho year o. our Lord one
thousand eight hundted and twenty.
two. and Of Independence Tie forty
seventh.
WILLIAM 6. GIBBS.
BY his Exceiiency's Gonmsnd,
HENRY BOWEN, sec'y.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-23
Charleston March IS.
BRIG CALCUTTA.

The return OF the pilot boats, yester-
day morning, from their search for the
wreck of the Calcutta, and the report from
them that it was seen with no living crea-
ture on it, caused the most depending fears
that the whole of the men on board had
persisted; aud, indeed. such apprshen'
sions were too well grounded to admit of
almost hope, that. any fate but watery
grave had 5etaIe the unfortunate marin
srs. But the appearance yesterday, about
| o'clock, of the pilot boat Caroline, with
an ensign fly ing at her main, with crow
ded deck, raiseds the spirits of the citl-
gems, and all was breathless anxiety until
she came near enough to the shore to
proclaim her good tort tune, that she had
brought the whole OF tho people from the
wreck.
The Caroline left the city about two
O'Clock yesterday morning, and proceed
Ing to that part OF the coast where 1t was
known the Calcutta was stranded, she OBJ
served the wreck and Mr.. Mullens, the pi-
lot, thought he could discover persons on
board. He stood on towards it, and was
about mile distant, when the wind fell
calm and the boat was obliged to anchor.
A breeze soon sprung up. and the boat
mas enabled to go near 10 the brig, and
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-23
MIR. Parmly-i)entist,

TNTENDS leaving Alexandra the eth
4 inst those who may have occasion tor
his professional services, will please apply
immediately at Mrs EvelIth's on Cameron
street opposite the Market House.
N. B. Commencement Of decay is too
generally looked upon as matter Of little
Importance; but then is the time that Ju-
d,cious practitioner can be of the greatest
use TO the individual, by stopping the teeth
or what is generally termed plugging.
The benefits of this operation are so truly
important that il is impossible to recon-
mend il too earnestly to the public-tor
thousands OF the most useful teeth which
would otherwise be sacr1<~d by extrac
ton, On account OF their patniuIness, may
thus be preserved, no, only for many Yeas
but for the remainder of a long lite.
Mr.. Purmly'S Lectures.
on the management of the TEETH
asrGk 81 At
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-23

comnuaicstisns, that Il takes ffedusnt
questions and hints made TO them 10 ascer
tain the facts they would wish to giys.
Their nerves are much affected BY long
abstinence and acute suffering, by the
dreadful dangers that they have encoun-.
tered and perhaps by theyery termination
OF them. They complain of feeling cold
to the very blood, while their faces are in
flush from their feverish, state, and from
the action OF the salt water upon them.--
When l asksd Mr.. Passrow how long il
seemed since he FIRST anchored in Eve Ia
Thorn hole (? be replied, why it It seems to
be more than week he counted time 'as
all do in affection, no. BY minutes but by
the duration Of suffering. When asked il
be feItany difference at the approach Of
night OF sttbe rising Of the sun a. to his
hopes or fears he SAID he did not, and
never perceived that any one else did,
Nmhing can picture the hopeless state IN
which they deemed themselves stronger
than this fact--all was darkness with then.
The Calcutta had on board no cargo but
Fifty pipes of Gin. great part OF which
will probably be saved. She was con-
signed to Howisnd 4 Co.
JMercxYy.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-23
New Orleans Sugar.

TONI H. LAOD & Co. offer for sale.
D ESQ bhGs n. Orleans, & WI. sugars
$4,000 lbs. Porto Rico, Havana & st.
Domingo coffee.
1876 chests Y. Hyson, Imperial T. Gun
powder teas. ~
s. puncheons West India and New
England rum.
Is pipes cognac l. Marsellles brandy
100 bbls. cormon ! WhiSkeV.
IS do old rye
IS pipe. Madeira
Sc casks claret,
ESQ bxs old clsret xxr.
white & Duscat. w ines.
A casks port, Te-
nerffe, Malaga,
and Colnenar )
BOO boxes yellow soap
500 do double boiled marble soap.
rs do do do white do
casks best olive Oil.
loo baskets do do
DO casks cut nails assorted sizes
159 sides soal leather,
Zoo bbs beet and pork
500 tons plaster,
march p
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-23
MIJRDER!!!

A letter from New Orleans, OF the 10th
OF Feb. states the following facts:
"There has been some fashionable and
serious fighting here Judges Favrot and
Hen,ud fought with broad swords!-Ihe
former was killed, the latter supposed to
be MORALLY wounded. Lawyer Christie,
shot Scallan the Auctioneer, in the thigh.
How much more useful, and ] may say
honorable would it have been if those men
had shed their blood off Cape Antonio
Meaning, we suppose, in fighting congo
NAL spirits, the Psrates.]
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-23
Chocolate.

~ MESSERSMITH will he constantly
y. supplied with the above article, from
the celebrated manus cto'y of r Baker,
Dorchester. He has now landing from the
schooDer White Oak. and offer for sale, at
manufacturers prices.
Boxes and bali boxes Bakers No. T. 2
chocolate, warranted.
Boxes Lsphan's Nc. do.
march %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-23
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

We regret to learn that one OF the Uni
on Line Stages from Philadelphia to New
York, was upset about ten o'clock on Sa-
turday night, near Kingston. There were
ten passengers in the Stage at the time,
including Captain Arthur Sinclair, Of the
United State, Navy, and lady, and Mr.
James and lady, of Richmo q Virginia;
all of whom were severely Injured, and
we're compelled to remain at Kingston u
procure medical aid. One of the ladies
bad an infant in her arms, which tortu-
nately escaped without injury. The pas.
s-ngers with great difficulty e1tricsted
themselves from the coach through the
windows. The horses stoPt as soon as the
stage upset to which circumstance is at.
lributsd. under Providence, the safety OF
their lives, We learn from several OF
the passengers, who arrived in town yes
terday morning in the steam boat Bristol.
that the driver appeared to be intoxicated.
N. Y. Gaz.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-23
Ersm tAe Connecticatt Mirror.


FOR FEBRUARY, 22d, 1922.
Behold the moss'd corner stone drop'd from
the wall
And gaze on its date-but rememberits fall,
And hope that some hand may replaceit
Think not of its pride when with pomp 1t was
laid,
SUIT weep for the ruin It's absence has made,
And the lapse of the years that effaceit.
Mourn wsshington's death when we think of
his birth,
And far from your thoughts be the lightness of
mirth,
And far from your cheek be its smile.
20 dav he was born-'twas loan-not gift,
The dust of his body is all that is left,
All that's lsft--but his funeral pile.
Flow gently Potomac, thou washsst away
Hhs sands where he trod--and the turf where
he lay.
When youth brush'd his cheek with hsr
wing;
Breathe softly We wild winds that circle around,
That dearest, and purest and hottest ground,
Ever pre,s'd by the footprints of spring.
Eaeh breeze be sigh, and each dew-drop a
tear;
Bach wave, be whispering monitor near
To remind the sad shore of his story:
And darker, and softer, and sadder the gloom
81 that evergreen mournsr, that bends Ger the
tomb.
Whsre WASHINGTON sleeps in his glory.
Great God when the spirit of freedom shall
fail
And the sons of the Pilgrims in sorrow bewail
Their Religion and Liberty gone,
o. send back the soul that can stand where he
stood,
Jnsubdued by the tempe,t--unmoved by the
feed,
And to THEE be the glory alone.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-23
The editor Of tn. Eveng Star, London

The editor OF the Eveng Star, London
administered paper, introduces compli-
ment TO the American Navy, in bis CON.
ments on the Report OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury of the United States on The
Public Finances. In giving the navy esti
mate, he observes, that "this charge in
cludes not merely the vessels building, so
formidable for their size and force, but
the squadrons which keep the sea in all
parts of the world, and which maintain
with so much vigor and efficiently the COM
mercial rights of American citizens and
the honor of the national flag +"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-23

Among the strangers now on a visit to
TIL. city is gen. Letebre Desnoettes. Count
and Peer of France, (under the lmpe-
perial government
General Bernard, OF the United States
Army, is also, at present in the city. and
Gen. Boyd, late of the Army. ID.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-23
For Freight,

,SE The schooner HIRAM, Simon
sssSx Masoo, master, bur,hen about Soc
barrels, sac is first rate vessel and will
soon be ready to load. Apply to
JOHN III. LADD T. Co.
Who have for sale on board said vessel,
So NJ. msrchantabls boards.
march 22
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-23
SUPREME COURT.
March 20

Mr.. Chief Justice Marshall delivered
the opinion of the court in the case of the
Monte Allegro and the Reynha dos An
Jos. DEGREES affirmed, and tbs property
restored to the Portuguese owners.
Mr.. Chief Justice Marshall delivered
the opinion of the court in the case OF
Blight against Rochester. Judgement af-
6rmed.
Mr.. Justice Story delivered the opinion
in The case of Goldsborougb and orr
Judgment affirmed.
The case of the United States against
the Irresistible, was argued by Mr.. Writ
(Attorney General) for the United States.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-23
ORANGES and Lemons.

NOW landing from the schooner OAK,
~ from Boston,
: 80 boxes Sicily lemons.
"a l2e do do oranges for sale by
SAM. MESSERSMlTH:.
march Ell
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-23
THE LAUNCH.
The Steamboat Washington

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HAPT. WALKER, will be al the SER
" vice of the citizens of Alexandra on
Saturday next, for the purpose of convey
ing them to and frou. the launch al 80 cts.
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