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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19

te' hi own i'm Sinatien will Away be
aes'n,p t"'ed "I'h very great ioes 10
IN Will community, There will bp
nn aIte'e'i in lode 3; tho world. aud
what ii ton ans, vii ever be imper.
t,e', The wise man, who il not an j.
lie >p'ct"i"T Oh she @taye of life. en-.
Ioys Tim" s* A. cone h, prepares him
~ du J in god I'm for the had in
imre ny hopes For bet'er-and in
hi' mSnoer he enjoy con,innoI sut.
lac tn which oak life sWeet q,
him.--N Jer-ey T. gle.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
PAN Ten AND PUGLIH,I:.D
EY
JOHN HEISNEnI.,

y, 'ifrc aIH0rS pcr GNn,.n, Taylble il.
HdrGrce.

:. 10 papers NGin e Discontinued
unui all arrcalaScs arr paid.
u. advertisements not exceeding
q square, az lines printed in1ttrr or
l. iAcH common manuscript matter,
asserted ihrcc times for Onc Dollar,
and EWcnty-tiNc Gents pc" square
for every subsequent Insertion. ami,
Uhcn not specifically directed go The
contrary. Wili he inserted uni! tot1id
and "hargcd accordingly.
Ill. Advertisements from di4
lance must be accompanied with The
CNNn, o. he assumed by some rcsprn-
Sable person, or the Postmaster most
convenient 10 the advertise.
IL. advertisements VIII, in every
instance be charged to the person o.
der'ng lhcm, nmlcsS particularly sji-
rulatrd 70 the contrary.
'. The Postage on all communi-
cations ia the Edi,ors, must be paid
BY thc writer, or thcy viii NOS bc at
tented 70
VI. Chanccry Orders insc:,cd n
ojncr Advertisements .Hd charged 10
tie Attorney, whose nunr is intl0'srd
by be Clerk OF lhc order.
y. 3. II IS distinctly 90 hc uNdCY-
stood ny AGNrrisim2 tU5tomcts. 'hat
az Ad>er'jScincu; VIII hem, ciMw ard
hc directed h4 the editor Of tins I,t-
p"i 20 be inserted in o'hct parvrS,
Unless tac sam" ST. prcyica-i. .;Jd ;oY
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19
HARD TEME~! HIVES >,

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HARD TIVE. HARD TIMES"
Orr eeTs a'e Y'rgetYs:i, a.sajlrd vi y
20 i"ce'snHi a'y, nud The uunya:ii
'HG atai'"" pe;vnic. all rank. clss,4s
atd c"rdi'iors AIarp king Tor.
wa'd fci'' g hortS aud WISHES. T.. ga.
Zee ~" . a"d under these r.f,rt..
bic hrps~--'he-r agresv5le wi,hr.--,l
a"-e sweet cIusiN, dreams-on, var,
Il! wi'h.u hrv,.g -een the ne.
''nP'' ta,a a. tHsm. Bu, .nst ~
he a. O. tina g., ! Tim - ,yh:c1
"""!d aug general ss,i,rar,ion f.
n'e u q. ra r"i xxi he caus. IL
MT be uni 81, h nature a. thi7,.
Tor thu - a. n'U nbis. III, o.: .rp,;'..
mont Of "or exc rln'ious must 'h,,erarr
De a-e ib"d O." Gpi,e other tea.ou..
Crtt-lA ~ - g. ,na care lies entirely
'n he IDEAS winch ~ f.rm 10 ou,.
set O., ma tha. yc Ir,d a.ose or indi.
F'Au lrarS ~ III thar f ! on, ~. -
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tarme' '~yri- 2 I'd um ah,n h.
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7"f o@5' $40 D., fn Ps,,ou teu, bIm
81 1rtu t,0.i{ .Ir .....s 49,.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-19

the most eel b,a'e3 Empires that ever
attracted III attention Of an admiring
| world. will not he unattended by ussFill
adm"nitory instruction.; inasmuch a. i,
will indispu,ably convince ga &c ,he
melancholy instability of all human
! greatness, & completely satisfy US tsat
powerful, overriding Provid euco la,
! assigned 10 it limits which i csnnot
| by any possible effort trahseeui -
| You - 1t all remember what proud
| and exoltfG station the city AMI so.
Vernmeut IS RDme cace oecuDied a
| monS 'le IA icns OF the Earth Hi.-
tory abundaOtiy Informs ~ iha, tina,
| Scvernman', et 6rst m insi.nificanl
and contracted one, derivinr it's pyjc;n
/ From singular congregation Of lap.
less ireebocters and proi3igste d no.
radoes -mcn whc had Sd from their
"wn Co"utry u avoid the puni. hmpo;
pronounced by he bvovln- .su,iice az
he Ia" upon their er.,les, 5pcame oar
, oi he most renowned FOR iha energy
and wisdom az as !aw., aud tie s,rrn,
Hiic.iIn5 Integrity and patriotism of
~ c'''I as aud thcir great end aston
tShirS exp I'Orhs 10 the d4atIueii.e
.'ihr, fear. FIR the happiness Of mAo-
knd. y t"n mnch aduired. srt of war.
-"nt that ~ h united operation #
al .b'ae ,grioue causes, snlsli terri.
try - ended ia dor,irion over near.
y All ,hr known world. Tct this high,
v enlightened oatio0, once ,he sennrge
and ci'iiizer Of IL. rude and unp.li.h.
ed hsr1arIAns wh1 - that lime iuhah
i'ed tie nOW more refined continent of
SluroHe, under the i.flJeDce Of tina,
decay 10 which Ire 0Inuipoieut G d,
u" utGGi Tor tnt wissst purposes, has
doomed al the r.3.its uf hi. trnusit3-
- lie, hAe b.l adieu 81 its rational
s'sa:"es': aL' may say g IL in .he eX
Tressive 'a.e''ieto.y Language ofsome
a. ii!uS'rinus writer - "yaIc.
ThLz 1ONCUH vAkr'7 We iaarn thar
''e c''iaeu- as Ibis once DISTINGUISHED
Empire, 'hc' h.essed WITH all the cd
Veni.grs Vi:.h ccus.ent eeeumrla.
''en II power, weal.h and territory.
c"mA.n"i wish Ire fj-m texture ~ their
'"s'i'afg government could afford, were
never s@'i Sci bra; urged on ~ ne
YER HriGs and rr~iiers pabIion for
eEeraDdiGrW est, continued 10 e.lend
ihrtr dominica natit Dies became eur
'tited "'iA prosperity, and sush an,
eHea;Eaie Iad.ieace AID e1rrupi.a4.
Wh'eh uif~r' anpiiilate' al heir C.-
"'' 'rrFs.o., nu3 T-obersd hen r~
""sy prey Is 'heir tDt1a. pus CONQUER
&C., Greece, alsr oa-e famru. f.r ne
rhcreis'y IS h-r po'lr;c~l irsti,.iiore.
the learning nUi Is i!l.aut a c;.nc,, az
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-25

The following succinct account Of The rSpulson0
Nj. Manuel is from the New York Daily ADVERTISE
very extraordinary scene was dlsplayedo y "
French Chamber Of Deputies on the 4lh MAepl
II will be recollecled that in consequence Of SONY
expressions made use oil III debate by NJ Manutl
one OF the members, a motion was made lor 0Ise
pulsion. On the Sd, thu motion, modified OIL U
suggestion OF Nj Hyde de Melville 20 be limited
the existing session OF the g. amber, was eslp'
ORDERS were accordingly given by the preslae"'
the Ulcers OF the House not to admit NJ Mau'l
Soon after the session ui the 4h opened, however
that gentleman, accompanied by the oppC'NY
entered the hall and took his seat. This eau''l
ouch agitation; the members conferred loSS"
he ministers entered one after another, bul up'1
being informed of what occurred, seVeraIly le"'I
70 another apartment. The president tntn X
notice OF what he had done to prevent NJ Ma1u"
entrance, but still he was present. NJ. Manue .a'
declared that he had declared the day De'o,' ',I
he would yield his seat only to violence, ana n'p
'epeated the declaration. The president inc"
pended the sitting Tor halt an hour aud ln''Nu
Deputies to meet in their respective Bursau'' wy
which the majority withdrew, tut the minority ''lj
heir places Al O'Clock the members re e""'
and took their sets. In the mean tlme Fg4
q
lanti-ch?mber. After The members were sea-
principal Husser, at the head OF the iiu'sss,'
Ivanced to Manuel, took out paper which co'''
an order Tor thai purpose, read It, ara 'VI'i
him to leave the room Manuel replied by '''I
|" Execute your orders, will not leave 'n'' r.
Iexcepl by violent means = The principal tlu'','
hnding that his request was moi obeyed, We"'0
Obtain the assistance oil his armed io"
ipIquel oithe National Qua, ds and Veterans '"s
datey entered. This produced great eNr 1,',,
the opposition exclaimed "The NatIona! ,,'',
ought not 10 act-Rriuse, brave Gua'd9. '''1
refused to go out Alter much noise and som.
The officer OF the Guards communicated u.
he bad received to the SCI Jean, OF tue Pnr,
fhe Serjeant as aceR as his men, REFUSED lOv1
The officer then went out, and soon retn'' Galm
a strong detachment of Gendarmerle, Inc IL ~
/ OF which addressed Manuel, stating Inc o, ,i,ar
his removal, and invited him TO so ou.i , ',
refused, and the officer ordered his men 70 =,
Ioi him upon which the opposition oil rose ag,c
Claimed Lay hold OF us all''-One oil t'e Client
then took Manuel by the collar, while A'' =
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-25
by aUTHORITY.-

AN ACI 70 discontinue certain Post Roads, and to es,ab-
others
he u enacted BY te Serte and Haae IF Representatives 4
abe U7ned States # hsrica n Coag'e aasehabler rhi
the following post o yes DC Discontinued, to wit;
In Massachusetts,
From M1nsJn to Palmer;
From IIimlcld to St. rbrigc
IN Hh9de ktlHd
From Providence to Chcpackeit, IN Gloucester
In Pennsylvania.
From Greensburgh in Beaver county throupl Mount
jackson" Nsw-Castle, and lcrcrr Franklin
III AOrlh Cacohna
So much OF he reuic tr m Warrenton North Carolina.
90 Edonon Edehtonl lies beteccn Halifax and Muir.
freesborough
The route fl m Tarborough Scotland Neck and from
Stantonsb'rs To Fayetteville.
In kentucky
From Bowling cen, to Cor don, in Indiana
III Iea,eSgee
From Lebanon to Monn' Ric iatson.
In Ohio
From ChlIicnhe, tllrlugh nngton, in Clinton coun
y'al Lebanon, III Warren county. 10 Cinci matt
IN the Fo7ds
Fl IN Pen,acola St. Marks hence, to Volutia d. <
ters' on p Joh Is River, aud thence to ST. Augustine
Sec. md be frthr enacted That the following mai
ro'tes shall be, and the hereby established t,
wi
IN Mime.
From scowlegan Brdge, in Canaan, somersc, county
pas " A. u Mad sn and S. lon, Suon Posi- Office
~ tn wa + Harmony, in The county If Somer
81 1rongI Hil.ley, PnkmIn, Sangerville, Gnilfrtl
&c AFT AID ver, to Scbec, in the county OF Penob
scot
ron Beifas', TO Frankfort, through swan,ne an
hrae in lien OF the present route which is hereby re
peaed
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-25

AN ACT supplementary 10 the act entitled &. Al -.
designate the boundaries Of Districts, and estabIs ny
Offices for the disposal OF the public lands not b .a
fore offered for sale, in the states of Ohio and InJ
Be IL enacted by he Senate and House of Rebye,c,,.
he Unued States Of .4nrica in Congress asse,1IJ NJ
all the lands ceded and relinquished TO tn. I,ni.
States, by the Wea tribe oil Indians, under ,bs s'
article Of the treaty held at Vincennes, m =,
elventh eleventh. day of August, eighteen b,n
dred and twenty, and which is specified and d.s'
mated by the second article OF the treaty b.,s.'s
the United States and the said tribe, concud.a
81. Mary's. on the second day OF October, eirb.'.
hund cd and eighteen, be, and the same Is brM.
alta he'd to The Teroe Haute District for the ,,s!
public lands in the state Of Indiana.
sec. 2. IND be It further enacted, That ANA,
public lands specified, designated, and emm,",
within the first aud second article of the tre,,,
aforesaid. which have not been granted 10, or ,.n
red for the use of any individual or indiyidu,l,
appropriated and reserved for any other putno,.
any existing treaties or laws aud, with the .v,.
ZION OF section numbered sixteen, in each lown,,
which shall be reserved Tor the supper, of scf,,
therein shall be offered for sale to the hipbe, "a
der, al The Land Office in the Terre Hau,4 n
trct under the direction of the Register OF thr Nj
lOEce, and Receiver OF Public Moneys, IN ,I
day or days as shall, by proclamation OF The Pr,
dent Of the United States, be designated for 4,
purpose The lands shall be sold 10 tracts oth|
same SIZE, on the same terms and conditions and i
every respect as provided by The act, entitled Al
act making further provision for the sale Of The
lie lands approved April twenty fourth, sgdte,
| hundred and twenty.
Sec. 5. And be i further enacted That the Ri
g'ser OF the Land Office and the Receistr of PdI
lie Moneys, shall. each receive five dollars for e
dag s attendance III experimenting the public slsI
OF the land before de,tIlbed, according to The Pre-,
Dent proclamallon.
Washington, March 5, 1928.
Approx, d--LilHES .NO.lR0E /
~ of ~ '%akag approp,@1hs Tor ceran fcl
hundred and ,wentyh i far o Ie 'O .saa
! r"'P''''
ILe Thrill Sa,es If ,1tr !, T fy.,g "ssh'H
lthe tollowino suns ne and ,b. ss,,,+ a~. h....
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09

ss-., u Mh"sq. S,n,a'a and Ceun. II
would do better, howsver, IL tbsv we're to dc.
clare SPAN an Ensi'sh province, sod then
Engsod would be obliged TO defend u, whea
would nol p sven, ou French liberals from
calling Tor peace, and all IA otder 10 support
and -x,-nd ,hs poser Of England.
BaYosSK, FEB ie.-rhere arrived yes.
ferday, n ala town, fou' uadrons of esvai.
~, and We expsct todsy gres,er number
IL appears that orders a'e about to be given
20 commeDee from the 25 n, placing tho
troops. en- scheioa aion, the exite me frontier.
An EnsIIsn frigne has Just arrived a, II.
'Sebasdso, laden with arms and ammunition,
for tue L,befsls. ..t.tI'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09

Don's SsqM yov psaiv.--A writer
III Sonnecucut paP,r, remarks upon
scaldmg poultry, as follows Sea ded
fowls arr III looking aud w,ll not sell ior
So much as those That are picked, and
soon spoi. often before M. ,ket; oher..
wis, the feathers, although not the FIST
quality, will amply pay for pucking.
BY scading' poultry is deprived of its de.
licious favor, is made nlslpld, o.ien pro.
ducing What is termed risis OH the
stomach.
A British vessel carried a steam.boa,
to Canton but the Chinese government
would net permit it to be- put in motion,
or to remain. there, for fear IFS inuoduc.
ton might throw some ui their numrr.
ous boatmen out OF employ.
Captsin F.lmore second to Mr.. NJ.
Duihr, in'hls duels with Col. Cumming
has been elected Major General of the
Sd Giyisibn OF South Carolina Militia
votes, 80 10 $50 they GO! -,
"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09
JUST PUBLISHED,
A ND FOR SALE,

1T Mr. James Ijan,n,ona's Book. Store,
and al Deacon Samuel Pinsons, {.
THE first nnmber ol the LADIES MAG.
Agrss ---Sun'c', ,p'ion papers are open at both
p.acts. Those who have subscribed, viii
p,rs,e call or send Tor theirs at Deacon ).
WILSON'S. ...s.
The mnuve ths, indaces the sale of the
first nnmber sirgly, or 10 suit purchasers, !,
10 give Specimen oi the Work, IN The b. pc
Of ob,aiping m0e Subsc. jbe aud with les,
uoub!o tban The usual pe,hod
Newport, April 9, 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09

|" We made d mistake in our last
paper about the day Of Town Meeting
tor the choice of Governor, &c. IN this
State. 1t should read WEDNESDAY,
Inc 10th Of April, being the third Wed
i.esday of April, which is the day fixed
by law for the choice Of General Officers.
On Wednesday next, therefore, it Is hop
ed the friends OF good order and good
government will assemble at their respec-
tive places Of meeting, and thereby pre-
vent the possibility Of men being elected,
who will not harnonize with the general
government, and who are opposed to
Republican principles and Republican
measures. '..t ea
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09
a.sx~fhD,

In this town. on Wednesday laN, by the Rev Mr.
Burdiek, Mr. Es,jdmin Congdon, oi Jsmes,osn, to
Miss eo,eh Inn B4'sirk daughter Of, The Rev lien,
~ Burdisk. OF this town. sAIai ~ tjs ~ -.
on "Wednesday evening last, by the Rev Mr.
Wheaton, Mr Joseph 8 CsrvR TO Miss ELsa Csasss.
daughter OF John A, Collins, Esq .,,.,,oI ~. !,
OIkD,
In this to~n. The 28lh ui,. Mrs Soroi facepiss.
wife of wr Nsthsn Jicquies, aged 20 years formerly
Of SouthKingstown. -'n 'ra 03a'
Dn the istinst Mrs Sfary Haa. widow Of Mr. Sam.
uei Hu!i, aged IA, ;, .,.. r. -a,,tl.,. trE-A
On the same day, -4rna. younges, daughter Of AUD.
ley Clarke, Esq aged years
AZ Excier si,the 2Sd al, Mr. Edward Larios. a.
aged 20. 'r.t tts @r' - f"e. ~ .ti'4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09
SHl PIPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
'~s Or Ma Ensries

Scoop Auey, Baker. New York do Earrag anset,
Fish, ditto
t.ft-l .... ...-,t--al sf s.s. '4 1a-G
Sotvrdat Jabrt S. Arrived sch Ice. Plant, Bunker,
and iogf-Nslers, squirting, from Frenchmens BAY. -
Sare da,-sch Hu!dah & Judah, Thomas, t.om
Pssssm -qpddy .-.....q .rg
Some a,!-sch Polly, Fellows. from Boston, for
New, Y6.k fQ9s Wfl ffi.'' i.NN
Same doy--soop Factor, Swain, of sud from Man
tucket, ~ 'sw.York .,.a. aIawia nss
Same day -s!oop Patriot, Howard. from warehau,
for Albany. =,
beth ATTY y days ~ $500 "-fF
Tuesday, lprsi G-Aship Rebecca, Wheaton, of and
for proye sce, from New, Orleans, l4dsys IRON tiel
Bai,ze. spike. this morning. brig bee. Of and for
New.york, from cuos, with loss OF lore -nasl want
ed 10 assistance
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09
POST OFFICE,

NEwPokrt (Rt) APsIL $ h; l6o9.
The soose LAW VII, be suie,ly -nto,eed
sga'n,, sis pet.ons engaged in the : ,esmbost
service ~ho shall cos'raysne tho some.
A regular Ill will be despa,ched by tho
Siesm boa, from tai. oeice on hosc days, ,h.s
she depsus for New York.
l.euets, &c to b. Ltwsrded by her, should
be endorsed /" ny ne Stear tasf"
This Office will be opcced ior the delivery
OF Letters received ty her, on Sundays from
~ TO i-o'cIock, rn ) bu, no Ic,tc viii be de-
've'ed ei er thai bour, except when hsr.ss-
'ivslis p'e,enied by bad we@hes; IN ,hss
csss, ibe o6iee will be oproSd om "a g
I'm n n MuNFDRD p5s.Nisret,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09
[CIRCULAR.1

'tNERAL PosT OFFICE MAJ q, iS2a.
CiR,' go
~ The public having made sffsnge.
"so,s Tor transmitting coorspoodence slonW
the sea Coast, ~ we'll as through the couot'y,
at gses, expense, found hseil . lose. OF that
aeeono', IN consequence Of The nanIerouscs-
,sbtshments OF Steam boats. =,
10 prevent these losses, snc TO subj,et s!t
le,'e's end packet. OF isuess conveyed Ly
Steam boats, ,othe tcguisr postage, Consre,.
by sn act passrd on the I'd inst. ksve essSp.
hshsd aii ,ouiss on which those Boats pass,
You viii therefore charge oil ls,ters which.
you receive or scpd by Seam. boa,s, wna
pos,sge according 70 the dis'soce they s,e
conveyed, q, the same, rs,ss ss II eco, through
The o,ah by land. T-.
1T Is important, particularly on account Of
the state OF ,he rsceip,s and expenditure. of
ihe department, ,hA, the &c, OF Feb. az 1915,
b. doIy enforcsd end cs,,ied in,o tfF't,, (sse
pages 20 and 81 oi the Post OfIice lsws) and
hope You win no,eiail ,o p,esecu,s shoul&
the law bu violated. You,s. &c.
aa's' RETURNJ MEiGs,no
ief Post, Master General.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09
MASSACHUSETTS REGENERATED

The election Of Governor, &c. took
Place in Massachusetts, on Monday last.
We received the Boston Palladium yes.
terday, which gives returns from l9
towns, which stand for Eus,is GIG, for
Otis, 5207--last year the same towns
gave federal majority Of 800. These
,,tuuis, and some few towns in Bristol
county, heard from by the stage, make
the Republican net gain upwards OF
5000! If The other prts of the state,
shall have done their duty as well as those
heard from. (and we have no doubt they
have) the Republican Ticket vii! prevail
by majority of from seven to ten thou
sand! In the town of Boston. where
MIR. Otis hives, he obtained majority Of
33 onlv--last year the federal majority
WAS 1893. N. b. MIR. Otis was mem.
Der of, and one of the prime movers Of
.he Hartford Convention.-IeybuD Sal
The newspapers arriving from every
quarter bear testimony to the extent and
Violence Of the storm Of Sunday and
MONDAY. The New York Mercantile
Advertiser describes it as one OF the most
violent storms ever Witnessed in that city,
where it began to blow carly in the morn
ing, from E. N. E. and by 9 the wind
increased to gale. and was highest a.
bout O'Clock, a, high water. 1t con-
,inued with great violence ill near 8 o..
cock in the evening, and was accompa-
ried in its whole duration with heavy
illl oi snow. The dsv was more awful.
Is tempss,uous than any ever known
there a. that season Of the year but iess
damage was sustained among the ship
ping in the hsrlor than sas apprehended.
Some windows were broken and trees
Frustrated bv the violence Of the wind
During the storm j building was destroy
Cd by fire. The tide ro,e to anunu,nal
hight, o?eraowcd ,he lower wlmrycs,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09
NEW PORT.
ReDubfcau Nomination.
WEDNESDhY, IpHIL 9 1898.

Republican Nomination.
Ak Geuerai Republican Convention,
holden in East-Grrenwich. on 18th JAN
uary, l823-Hon. HENRY ksMING.
TON. President; B n. WHEELER,
.Iccretary--u qvas unanimously PesOlOca,
That the following gcnlleuen be recon-
mcnded to TIE Freemen OF this State, for
reelection, at the next election oi Cert.
.Isl Officers:
HIS ExcgLLENrY
WILLIAM &. GIBBS,
GOVER.fOR.
..r,.- us HONOR s.
.-.- 80 CALEB EARLE, ..
LIG UTEN.A.vT- GogERNo2.
SENATORS.
Z. THOMAS Fay, Esq. 8
2. Nathan BRowN, Esq: @
3. JOHN D'WoLf, Esq. s.F..
a. BENJAMIN SMITH, Esq.
S. WILLIAM HUMPHREY, Esq.
e. SrEpHEN u CORNELL, EsF
z. WILLIAM WHIPPLE, Esq.
3. tLIHA WATSON, f.sQ.
9. WILLIAM VALENTIN 6, Esq
10. JogN X. WATERMAN, ESQ.
HeNRY BowEN, Esq. Secretary.
DurEE J. rEARcE, $50. An'y. Gen.
THos. q. Putnam. Esq. Gen. Treas.
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and threatened extensive injury to pro.

and threatened extensive injury to pro-
perty.
The Boston Cen,inei speaks OF it as
one of the most violent snow storms
which had been experienced there since
1886, when a similar one occurred on
the lst OF April, and occasioned consid-
cradle destruction. II began showing
about night fall on Sunday, continued
through the night, and did not cease un-
I'll nearly noon on Monday. The wind
Oh Sunday afternoon blew gale from
the east ia the evening il veered to the
norih-east, and blew with great violence,
drifting the snow into banks on an aver
age neaiy six feet in height, and block
ing up the streets ard avenues to many
shops and houses. One fact VIII show
tht. extent of the obstruction in the roads
in that vicinity : an attempt was made To
send Oft the great Southern mail. in q
light sleigh, with four horses although
assisted by twenty men, in shoveiling
through the drifts, il could proceed no
lusher than Brighton, about miles, and
was obliged to return to Boston,
AT Salem the storm was equally Sc.
we're as at Boston. All the vessels at an
chor, excepting the revenue cutter, were
driven OH the Asts but it was expected
they would be got off without much
damage. r .
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GOODS:
CNo'o oin'osf 10 ,sroe s1uay.7
VM TA4EES 7ILLEf.
NJ, iI9. TBAMrs.srnI

And No. q, CpsTo N HsusE c. uRr,
Has josi opened his stock OF spring goods, which
were purchased so cheap be can almost ylya
them swsy-smong them some 0 those cheap
black "a broadcioths. 81 2ls yd. well worth 30s--
Atso-s superb lot Of she'll combs. rs per cens
cheaper the" ever, good cotton hose, from ,s6 To
go pair, a superb lot VI merino shswis n,ce And
cheap osssuetes aud sst;nets fos chiidten's wear,
complete ot Of giagh~m prints can.brics =, ,e.st
for one hail they are wo.th, few tndia window
blinds, and many o'livr goods too tedious TO men.
ton. all of which Vii, be sold s~a'arla5y cheap. 4
NevDnrt april q. ..HE." .H.Ta alI.
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.iiEJ.OH.fys'D.a.

On the afternoon OF TIC 5o,b ulumo the s'aop Ha.
RIA, Gsp,ain ~slJer, from Newport, for New Yotk.
was drveG ashore in Hampstead Bny and went to
Pieces All haods saved, ano nave arrived hon,e.
Arrived III Pnnstepnis. an tie 4ih instant, schr
D,mestic Hall. from ,nis port, aud GAnzeivo baker,
OF Newport. ... $500
The stephen, S'snhope, OF Newport. sailed from.
Rsmsgste TN Tie lyh uhimo, for bremen, .a-
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.Shit7vrcck. The schooner Albert,
Captain By, bound to Charleston from
Bordeaux, with cargo OF brandy and
wine. has been os, al ,-a, and every soul
Oh b0srd, Cxcrpl onv ssSuSn, perished,