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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
From the Livingston journal.
TT1.V.9.N OUT DONE.


40 exploit PEI iormed la'.ly N O recontro
with q wolf, by ,he son Of Benj'mio Fowle,
Esq. OF Caledonia, lad of fifteen Yeas ci age,
i, unpn alielth. either in tie story of PutnsD,
or ir that OF the 10 less celebrated bear hun:
of MD onald, in Sco,rpd. For some time
preyirus, many Of the Ia mes Of Gale donis.
and ii the neigbboring towns, compantd
loudly Of he rsvaEes com n,ted in their shee p
f.ds ty SONS orscious animal iR!esling the
forests and swsmps of the viciniy, supposed
20 he a wolf. A large number of spos'smeo
having been ,allied, and al pcating in the cos
tune Il hunters, with IlRcs, bugle horns, &c.
went in quest Of the iawlcss dep eda'or. Az
tor an un,uccessful chase for several days, the
wolf cunningly GLIDING their pu suit, and 10
the mean tins extending his mischief, they
started in the no nIOg nt the 7;h inst. with a
vsw Of acting more .ysiemaicaI'y IN concert
Mounted on bo setback, young Fowlc, had
dis,snced his compsnions nearly mile, VII, n
he discovered ,he wolf msking his way ahead,
over piece # rising ground, with his utmost
speed. Applying his whip TO his horse, he
soou owe took and passed him, rs bo was on
The eve uf en,eiing on almost impenetrab'e
swamp.
Huine diverted the wolf from his course,
aod being without lire arms, be tried, at hr-,,
to run his horse on him, ~ order 10 disable
and impt de him un il he could be despatched.
Bot the horse, of less courage than the rider,
shrinking FROM The contest OF so ie'oc'ous 90
enemy, tho bay ci.moun,ed, took of rope
hsher, thtuN il into his bosom, and io'lowcd
on f)ot. Again overlooking the wolf, who was
pienteous,y gotged with the flesh OF the ami
p,s which he had dcvoured, and neatly ex
hau.,ed, he seized h,m by the tail with both
hsnds, cod with both his feet well b,aced, held
him fast.
lie continued thus for some pinu'es wait.
ins for his con. papions, when the W having
recovered in some measure, from his exccs.
sive fotieus, turned round to attack him the
boy with an iutrspidi'y 'ivaled only IN the
battle Of Dsca'ur with q ba' baroos Ioc OF q.
mother kind, seized his antagonist by the nspe
Of tic ne,k with his tight hand, having sill
hold Of hi, toll With his left, and = struggle
took place between them, the one whirling
round the other four or five minutes, Kill the
b.y fell uppe' most. The wolf being nearly
covered in the deep snow, the boy bore down
upon his neck with his righ, foot to pi event
his biting, and succeeded ~ Tying one Of bis
hind legs with the halter TO o small uee. lie
then with leap, placed himself GU, Of his
reach. B eskipg of large sap'iog. which
was the best weapon he could procure, he
heat him on tho head ill the blood gushed
from his nos,iiis. The wolf, after several
unsvsiling sltcmpts to exuicste hi0self was
msddencd TO desps stion, exhibiting so ftign,
Gui appearance ss Tor 0 moment to damp the
coursse q he boy, snd make him shaddsr at
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
.QJvECDOTE or FRANKLIN

When what 10 now very decent, tolerate
sort OF rosd through N. Jersey from the side
next the po'th fiver, was little le.s than a
mos, sbominable slough, it was the mlsioi,-
une OF Ffsnkiin TO trsvel through II with The
proprietor Of the siege coach. When they
had passed about hall way over il they over.
took w'etehed, decfep,d old woman--near-
iy exhausted with wadibg 10 the water and
mud which w0s half leg deep.
Franklin taking compassion on her misers.
bic sppea'snce, proposed sdmit,iDg her into
the csrfiage aud paying her fare himself The
proprietor refuseo-F'snklin Temonsireed--
coaxed--.inireared--- bot all in vain. The ras.
Cal was ine xofvbe---he was piopiietor, and
burn his buttons, IT he'd be Dss!ed by auy
boty." So the old sdy was ieit ~ the mUd.
10 the coursc OF their fide, end while the
est:lo were dragging them the ve'y worst par,
OF he road, the horses sinking breast deep at
every srcp--,he wheels neatly buried, and all
hand, gtowiiog and sweating with vexarioD,
tho conversation TUNED, some how or o.he,,
upon mad dogs, hyd'ophooia, sc.
Franklin was locking at tho water--he men
observed his eyes fixed ve'y iu,sntIy upon it,
end asked tho Iea,on ?--FI snklin shook his
heod. The man repeated the quesuou--
franklin replied ty repeaung Ihe shake--at
;hc same ,imo asking very sbrupIy, do you
dislike to To- < al water? 'In said the man,
Il no--dshke 10 lock AT wate', no, indeed,
do YOU" Pay, said F'snkIio, riye,tiog his
eyes upon him and speaking quick-pray have
you ever been b. don't lhiGk he was mad
poo' litle felluw---oh no, no, no, onya pUppy
coulG'n, been mad no bigger than--Wtush
--[,napping at the man who jumped
smack through The eide of the coach, up 10
his chin in mud
ID i've on cosc hee said Franklin, dive or---
the msn obeyed-,he symptoms Of byd'opho-
bla all disappeared from franklin, and the
Stage proprietor was left oplough bis way
home, as the poor woman had been ploughiDg
before him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
FROM TnE EMpohIUM.
THERE rs A YOJCE.

The SIN is up--the towering spring
Has gone abroad upon the earth,
And birds ar. out upon The wing,
TO greet the joyous seasons birth
Yet there's "a voice III every hour,
In every plant in every Aower--
hear it still bJ night and day.
II bids se rise, and haste away.
Yon beauteous gun viii swiftly set
The Spring viii ily--,he flowers decay
The birds their minst'esy forget
And shal, he as mute as they
There is q voice ip wsn,ng years,
There is = voice in memory's tears
count my warnings one by one.
Time hastens, and ! must be gone.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
CHAR Is, &c.


~
JAS just received and Offers for sale at his store,
IA hsGdV Packet UhaCf a new Chart. extending
from New.Hork to Havana, improved by government
surveys 1890. with general sssoi tment Of charts
OF The latest surveyS-Bowdch's NsNga,ors, 5th ed.
ton American Coast Pilots. t0th edition; Nautical
AinsnscEs foe the years 1922 and 1898, sesmens'
daily Assistant-~th complete assortment at Nau-
tcai ins,ruments--letter ,writug, log ard wrapping
Psper-lsus and Ink Powder.
.1is0, gensrai assortment If Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage and Ship Chsndlery.
Just received, 80 casks cut Nails assorted sizes
so thousand Bricks-20 doz Tile
GJr Cordage and Cables made 10 order, and yes
sells furnished with every article for long and shor,
yo, .r', .3Iruef -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
Among bis medicines are

Doct. SyaeHhGnl'S celebrated Pills.
" hose Pills are excellent preyen,,ves OF many
diseases, If taken IN due season aEd in actual dis
case have been used with good success. They az
ford great eeG 10 bilious habits, in rheumatism.
jsuudce. SIC headache habi,usi oosyet ess, cor.
rect and purity lie blood ard excellent IN fe-
male complaints They gentle in their opers-
ton and are Ihe ees physc for the head ache. when
procCtdn from derang eme Mt OF the stomach aHd
bowels Ih'y aie superior to Lees. hndersons, or
HooIer's PIlis " The Increasing demand for Syden-
ban's Pills, is evidence Of heir superior aicacy.
R0Se OinnrcNt.
" This hesu,i'ul Ointment is a cheap, certain. ssf.
and speedy cure for The u CH h has teen used as
remedy for TIE scsd-hesd and for ether eIuptions
about TIE head, face, hands, &c. This ointment has
never failed to cure the Itoh, in a single ins,spce,
when properly applied" The calls for ibis oint.
ment, in preference to sny oler is proof OF its sa-
reriOrty
Also, of the 5es. 7nHfy. Essence &C Pepper nia',
Liquid Lsudanum kx PsrsgOric. o. her lmc,ares
and Exns, salts. hitrs pcrs, sulphur, citH tartar,
&c. &c Tech Powders and d. iushes, Opodcdcc,
British Oh, Btters, sc.
Also Doct Msnleigh's much admired
madagascar OH,
for the hsr This oil is used TO curl and rsrfr.-s
the BAR 20 cause tito grow, and to prevent bald,
This Oh is in general request.
QJ AS ABOVE,
$50 % css Pfppe nnt-l00 ID Eqnid ,aulani~1
10 gross OF rose Itch oih ment-- 10 gross Cf sy.
denham's, Lees & Anderson's Pills 8 gross cf
hor'ejGh's celebrate agsscar Oil for the ba---
G'aubers. and other saits-ai Of superior Guah,y.
Dec 49,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21

MsIorem, The Fieoeb physician, observing
the anxious punetusiiiy with which ps,ie Mt
took most nsuseous medicine, said TO him
with i1hniie gravity, Sir, you are worthy to
b, sick
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE

AND FOR SALE,
1T Mr.. flames H0nmOud'S Bookstore,
and at Deacon SQmutL ViRS0nS,
THE first number OF the LADIES Mac
AziSE--Suoscrip,ioD psp.t, are open al BON
pieces. Those who have subscribed, viii
please call or send Tor theirs at Deacon s..
WILSON'S.
The motive tha, induces The sale Of the
first numher singy, OF to suit purchasers, /,
10 give Specimen OF he Wo,k, in the hope
of obi aiming more Subscribers and with less
uoub'e than The usual neihcd.
Newport Aptil 9, 1928
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
FRESH
DRUGS and NEDICIWES,

OF TIE BEST QUALITY.
Which vii! be sold for psy moderate prices. at
DR JOHNSON's SHP,
No. 1873, IKAaES STREET,
inst no,Ih OfHe B'icE .Ml-kcL
~ OCT. JOHNSON thanks those uho have called
~ on rim for medicine or medical aid and IS.
suies Others, that they will find goaG Medicines
at his shop, esewhe and the greatest viii
be had lh.t no mistake Re made
0J' Medicine Chests Iul up, or replenlsheJ, foE
families or ships, with great exacuess
QT Naura End hulticis, Teeh prepared and set
in The neateSt manner; Teen Dressed, extracted,
&c viii 'he greatest care.
CT Doe'. 4ssN attend as usual 70 al PrctessicaGi
caLs,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21

SHEATHlNG PAPER. LiNSELD
Oil, SLAVES, sc.
A CONSTANT supply o! the fellcsing kinds e
"a Paper. Il a very superior quality, may he Lid
BY sPplylngto
f.. w. LAWTON,
Csr7er Of Harrington Square and Ihamcs.
Sirsel--YIz
Pine shssthrg ior Copper-sand, shea'hing-
Double srd ,irgle wrapping, extra sizef--HenIish
Cap, for iiaIdwaTe, &C.
ALSO,
10 bhIs Vaerman's Lnseed OIL
~ 900 ". o. thd. SLAVES
GO, ,09O CIGARS
OTOne case super6ne LINENS, CHEAP BY the
piece or yard.
Newport, July l.?
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21

beh; io' were Il no, For them, every person
would turn highwsyman, end NO should be
ruined"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
TIE BIJER BIT.

A Widow, who bad been induced by the
decla aions of her husband TO believe that she
would be we'll provided for by his legacy,
found after hi. death, on pctusing his will,
,he, he had acted ve,y d tfe,en,'y, and exclud.
I'D her { ON The propc y she eSpecte d TO pos
soss. She made known her disappointment
to her female se,v want, who chcered her spir-
It's by pssurirs her, that the Z fleet OF the will
might be uvoided and new one easily iram-
ed The mistress desired to know by what
means. The maid answered that ,hee wssa
ponr fellow, called Tom rae barber, 10 The
ncishbol hood, Ohio much resemb' ed Lcr iais
master end that for o small suru he would
ieign himself diving man. II. Therefore, 90
attorney was provided, and proper witnesses,
viii of date subsequent TO tho true one
might be msde, which would consequently
supe cede it--Tom was sent for immediate
iy, and agreed to p,sy his part. The parties
were summcnt d--the attorney atte nded, and
the supposed sxpiriss husband dictated his
last tstameni, 10 be framed according to the
wishes and in,e,es, Of hi. Imagined wife, for
sone lime but at length he proposed, that as
he had until then complied with her de sizes,
he might leave one legacy according o his
owo--which ws, five hund ed pounds to Tom
The Sa'ber ;--,pd to p'even,a discovery OF
the fraud, ,hc lady was Obliged to consent to
the proposal, and faithfully to pay the money
10 the " opossr, to insure his sectecy.
Two hignwsymeo were crossing Houn,!ow
heath, when one Of them observed a sibbet.
Course those gibbe,,," said he, {" IL It were
no, for them ours would be the best trade ia
the world,"--" You ate fool" eiied the 9th.
er, "lhere's ooIlins better for Us than gib.
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POETRY
Prom ne Nsw.Ysrs Daily .A1vert,sr.

o ,sir.-The following beautiful Hymn attributed to
che pen OF ,hs Rev. Reginald Heber, and the newly
appointed Bishop Of Calcutta combines so much E.
ysngeIica ervor. with the purest classical tasie that
am It's insertion in your paper will be sccepta-
bic to your readers. II was written TO be sung IN
Whittngham Chsrcb, Shropshire. on Sunday the 10Th
day OF April 1920, at the formation OF fsris Mis-
,lonary association. Yours. =.
FROM Greeniands icy Mountains,
From inda's coral strand,
Where Ahic's sunBy fountsns,
Roll down the golden sand
From many an ancient river,
From many palmy paia,
They call MS to deliver
Their land from Errors chain.
What though the spicy breezes,
BLOW soft DER CeylOn's Isle,
Though every prospect pleases,
And only man is vile;
IN vain with lavish kindne IS
The gifts of God are s,rown:
The heather in his blindness
Bows down TO Wood and Stone.
Shall we, whose souls are lighted
With wisdom from Oh high,
Shall We TO men benigbted
The lamp OF life deny
sslvaton oh ! Salvation
The Joyful sound proclaim,
Till each remotest nation
Has learnt McSsiah's name.
Waf, watt. Je winds, his story,
And YOU, ye waters, roll,
Till. like a sus Of glory,
II spresds from pole to pole;
Till DER our ransom.d nature,
The Lamb for sinners slain,
Redeemer, King, Creator.
In bliss rcturn TO reign.
H~-ks4sS>~A/
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SPRING GOODS.

a very general assortmen. Of seascna-
n Bile Goops. st very reduced prices, viii ,nis
day be opened and offered COR sale At .h store OF
JOHN b. NEWTON,
AZ ms Old S7Ayb,
l0+ TRAXES.S TRgs7,
.2LSO,
One csse OF LEGHoRN HATS. (Gypoies)
assorted from Nos "a, to As inclusive.
Newport, Ap,il 10 1923. 9w
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MOI ICE.

Csur. Of Prtba;e, Ntghorf. 4IGy s, 1928.
w HEREAs application has this day betn ns,,,e
w for admin str.tirn on the estate Of
.N9RF SUEFFiELD
late Of Newport, deceased, and the consideration
thereof referred TO The first Monday of June next,
Notice is hereby given to sll persons interested in
said 20 appear ifthey f at Cour, of Pro-
bate to be hoiden at the state house, in Newport
said first Monday Of June next, a, O'Clock, A snd
they shalt be heard respecting the same.
BY order OF said Court,
CHARLES GYLES, Probate C<rk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21

NJ IL T..
C"urt Of P,oba!e, Newhors, bIay s, 1925.
WHERE%s application has this day been msd= 70.
W administration on the estate OF
1HO.ItiS IL RHODES,
deceased, and the considers thereof refrrred 10
the first Monday IN jane next Notice il hereby gi7.
Ell 10 al, persons interested in said estate. TO apFea:
If hey ft Al Court of Probate, be holden 81
tfe stat, house in Nev port: sad first Monday {
JuIe next, a, 9o'coek. A n and they shall be heal
respecting the same.
Yy order Of said Court,
CHARLES GYLES, Probate Cls'E
Msy7
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X CVA

$. II. CAHOONE,
TTAS remoyedio
l. l. no. THAMEs.sTREE.
Directly oftosne his former stand,
Where he offers tur ale a vcr. extensive assortment
a. kng'ish. French India and Arneric an foods. e,
cheap as usual. Mar 5, 1898.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04

The following statistical view of New
York, taken from the Census Of 1891, COM
pared with that OF Scotland, in 1911, as
stated by Sir John Sinclair. exhibits IA sin
gular coincidence is some of its features
The sums are given in round numbers.
.New York. Scotland.
Population 100000 100000
Acres of improved,
land 5,74o,O0o 5,04O,0o0
Number of neat cat
tie 100000 l,0i7,000
Number Of horses 265,000 $4,000
Number of sheep 100000 100000
Members of Congress
from New York 81
Members Of Parlia-
ment from Scotland 80
Revenue of N. York 5000, 900
Revenue of Scotland $4,000, 900
Exports OF Scotland
yearly, about 81 100000
Imports l0, 900 600
Being an excess Of exports of about A.
100000 dollars.
The American Sentinel, published at
Mlddletown, fConn.) relates singular
case of a young lady who has been with
oct food since July last. In July, 1921,
she had an attack of the bilious fever,
which was followed by Il complication oil
nervous complaints. About the 9th of
September, she was taken to the Mineral
Spring, at Upperhouses, where she remain
cd about eighteen days.-She was shower
edand washed, and drank of the water, but
eat 10 kind Of food. After being there a.
bout two weeks, she had gained strength,
so that for the first time for fourteen
months, she stood alone and walked -
Her appearance IL not sicSly. She had
deciiaed all food or drink since July last
with the exception, however, Of sweetened
water, aud the different kinds of fruit, suc
rs berries, peaches, pears, and apples, and
m the course of that time, about a pound
and a half of raisins. she had hardly ever
exhibited any Of those evil forebodings So
common in nervous complaints, but on the
contrary always appears TO be in gooC
spirits. She is weak, but thinks she may
yet get strength. She raises or spits, every
morning about two spoonsiul of blood OF
bloody matter.
We understand, says the Enquirer thai
Mr.. Hugh Nelson accepts his appointment
as Minister to Spain, and viii probably sal
1beut the Ist April!
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And IN case the present arrangement
should remain without such declaration of
its discentinuance by either party, the ex-
ira duties specified in the LIST and I'd articles,
shall, from the expiration of the said two
years, be, on both sides. diminished by
one fourth of their whole amount, and, af-
forwards, ote-fourth of the said amount
from year to year, so long as neither party
shall have declared the intention of renoun-
cling it as above stated.
Article 0.
The present con, ention shall be ratified
on both sides, and the notifications shall be
exchanged within one year from the date
hereof, or sooner, if possible. But the ex-
ecuton Ofthe said convention shall COM
mence in both countries on the 1st Of DC
tober next, and shall be effective, even in
case oil non-ratifcai1on, for all such vessels
as may have sailed bona fde for the ports OF
either nation, in the confidence ofits being
in force.
In faith whereof, the respective Plenipo-
tentiaries have signed the present conIen-
ton, and have tleretoj affixed their seals,
at The CItyof Washington, this 24th day of
June, A. ID. 1922.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, T. 81
u. HYDE DE MELVILLE, L 81
Separate Article.
The extra duties levied on either side
before the present day, by virtue of the act
of Congress Of 18th May, 1892, and Of the
ordonnance ofthe 26th July of the same
year, and others confirmative thereof, and
which have not already been paid back,
shall be refunded.
Signed and sealed as above, this cath day
of June, 1879.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, H. 81
q. HYDE DE MELVILLE, l. S
Now, therefore, be it known, that
JAMES MONROE, President of the u
nlted States, have caused the said Conyen-
ton aud first separate article to be made
public to the end chat the same, and eve
ry clause and article thereof, may be OBJ
served aud fulfilled with good faith by the
United States and the citizens thereof
Ia witness whereof, ! have hereunto
L $ set my hand, and caused the seal of
the United States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, this
twelfth day of February, in the year
oi our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and twenty three, and of the
Independence of the United States
the iorty-seventh.
JAMES MONROE.
By the President
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
Secretary of State.
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THE VIRGINI.AN.
rRisrrp AND rvnitsuup ny
PLEASANTS, BUTLER 4 co.

YLEASANTS, BUTLER 4 ".
prntrsptRs or IHg LAWS or TIE UNION.
Main 81 opposite hssTrs.LeffsiehS Cfdyiof's
ny The Se,ni. Weekly Paper, at 81, aud he
Weekly Pager, RI ~ per annn,a, pa. abie IA
advance. No sal,zc eiltinn Willie received for
less time than SIS months aHdnppaPor VIII
be discontinued (but nj The discretion OF The
EJitars) until all afrrarages are paid.
M Advertisements viii be inserted - 90
eents per square Tor less) the first time and
& u cenfs Tor, each coniinuanee- Iho'.
from disian~o rini be paid for Previous 10
their Insertion. or ihe segment assumed by
some responsible, personin f.ynslr,urg
III NJ letters addressed 10 theit.,liiofs nisst
~, rosr rs,p. or they will not he attended 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04

observation-disclosures Allen Of George
town, DC. has received patent for a
Water Wheel, which he says is propelled
by both cbb and food tde-will save the
expense Ola dam-is not retarded by back
waterway be applied TO any kind of ma
chinery--and is a very cheap wheel to e.
rect. A tide mill, combining these and Sc
veral other advantages which he enume-
rates, is certainly worthy Of public at
tention.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04

A stout grog bruiser.--The Boston EN- W,
ming Gazette states that gentlemaiu' -,
other day, settled bis yearly grog Dill t ., =
certain public house in Scarborough "i I'D.
was for f.ecs hupdJsd glasses q rum ''
acotsr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04

We understand, Says the Enquirer. tina
Mr.. Hugh Nelson accepts his appointment
as Minister to Spain, AID win probably sal
1beut the lst April.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04

Mature and Eiquetie.--The following
little anecdote is an instance of the rebuke
which artificial manners sometimes receive
from unsophsticatcd nature A little girl
happening TO hear her mother speak of go
ing into hnlf mourning, said, "Why are we
going into half mourning, Mamma, are any
of our relations haifdcad %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04
Erfroct q a letter 10 the Editors Of The Bee.
con, dated

con, dated
HAVANA, 18th February, 1928.
=" A British fleet is looked for every d,r
direct from England likewise the Amer
can fleet from America.
A new Governor for this Island is ex.
pected every day.
"The Congress Frigate left the Moro
with convoy on the 9th inst to 90 thro'
the Gnlph. A considerable Spanish Con.
voy will leave this to day for Spain"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04

The following statistical view OF New
York, taken from the Census ofIa2i, COM
pared with that OF Scotland, in 1911, as
stated by Sir John Sinclair. exhibits sin
gular coincidence is some of It's FEATURES
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