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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
TO CONTRAC1T0RS

l1huioSALS will lie received until the Goth of NAV f,r
Il furnishing materials and building n WUaEE 900 c.,
"E - 'ee' "'e ana eight feet high, with a boom nf Il
ncn pank the Whole Of which will sunk in water ei
'"rePi he hiling to be done by the Rchnond DncL a.
rue su wharf 10 e sunk between the lower lock NJ th
w W" houhgs upper wharf nj Rockets. A. the q, boi
-, - we cu'ere" WIN water, ii Is sremed
'le Ilnoer but ON two sides The ties must be Ten
' apart, ana Tue whole framed and put together a
'' =" "ds une gravel which will lie used in sinking IL
Anru,. GEORGE BOOKER, superintendent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09

Sdies q LOIS IN Me IOIUn Of SydIity, under
Dssd 0" ?fgst.
~ viriua iced Of tire subscribers Thos
.i.rris, stated sh- 10Th Sepiembe- 822 aud lus
S Wor,v ,h o. e!lice Of Henrico cnunIy cosr, shall
first fr day thereafter prs. Gsn div 10 sv ,o Iii At
P"oic AUG nun 70 ths hIgh.a bidder, the following
FIFTY LOTS OF LAND,
near we Guy q" Hicnlani, the town at sydney number
ca ~ ie Hn creci hs nows 20. 81, H. 45 ~ ~ 7s
sv ~, 81 ~ ~ 80 90 Sp 100 10, H. I2 49, ia ii5
no Iz ~ i"S i6i, 1865. ~ I6? 1853 te9 no III ITs
~. l'S, III 100 49, 1872 iss. $50 26I 2s2 2sS 26i ss5
.n uu -oIhh" No ool In TIE lily uf rhmond, near the
Pc "hn""se' some n' these lots lie very near The CITY
=" hehnnnd many Of the sq~ae> contain four acres in-
cuhs streets AMI are the elevated situations In the
town. commanding extensive prospect and an
eNcriient SOIL for all purposes OG cultivation.
Terms-CaSh III hand.
The sale will commence 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
and u not completed the first day. viii bs continued an
'ne heH hir day Preaiter continue from n, IN ,av
tii uv Whale shall be sold as NAV be sufficient
l" pay the various sums required u he raised
THOMAS TAYLOR,
..u. JAMES BROW y, Jr
Nnth - iil--ids ROBERT CIV ATUNiEy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
FORTY DOLIARS KEWAVD

4 - Easier SUNDAY last, negro man nantd ADDISON
~ and who sometimes calls himself AZ, CorIier ran
away from the subscriber He is very goud lookne NO
gI0 "oon xlNear OF age aud had when he went away
hiue coat and grey mixed paptalonSbe bad also bne
mixed cassinet rnnndahoui He iswen in the neigh
lhood OF po"ha'an Conrthoase' lie raised cant,
estate OF VIM Cocke, dec. lie is known in the rnuniies
o. na,'ax and Amelia viii give the above il
so that get him again. O. pJCfT
Richmnnd. Nav 2 80
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NOTl[IIE

So netu 81 trust rxeeuied by Alexander Lovr n
=, curry county, tO secure the pavn,ent - ~. 80 VI
suJ I've, Tearing date The Isih tIay II necen,,sr ,s7n
fn1 % ~ W. me re'ks Office Of King William Comm,
est ,lr =, W W January 1921, will sid ia The i,I
inst, 20, rs""y money, Wednes,la, fe qisi ~ Il
I,nronsb oA,S We dor 81 the nurihouse Of SorCf
,rnr, ., ,,r 'c We ,"d deed follows 10 vii an Im,
lvo,, D,, ',n heionging To the said Alrxaneer ,e
acres m IT, s"r,,sd to contain cigh, bnnrcd ard f,y
near We, gu ,"rs r less, ADD brog all tlsi tr.c,
wv. 80, r'"l winch dcsecndrd 10 Tho sid tl,s
Owe "d 'i i.".e %" We dc ofIlrr father Aicf",Ie
","u'vr Love in the Division nude Lv H.. al ~ al"
r by i"ir ' pe The lnds Of their father =. a
t,,.~.c, ~, ~ Partition. except alut go oe,,. -
$3.50. rl s'lu 10y the aid Alexander Io,r ,,, 49, r"fI
NAV q. tfi-5tt -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
WLrlAM ANDERSON.

Tr1S renewed to Marks buiidig curuer of and
18th streets, opposite TO Messrs Acure, Robinson
rseassniss Ancti"n Store--~here nc pers Tor sale,
g @iJ sacksihs.t liverpool filled Sail,
Iui' bbIs. rye whskry
lOi Spanish hides
50 bl.iS. tanners nu
I'll rs hhhs. Muscoa ado sugar
N. g do ST. CrOix do.
VII III 81 bhis. refined ,io. qtalf.it
N. - khds- miolasses
ItN ~ bags green rofee
Avn 50 t,,,is well assorted har iron
4. 1903 do. porgh tnuuhs
2 do hiistereh steel
Ito. GrrFnal Ito.
~ bsis. reistn', nails and brais, nsprtrd
X - casks supAi,sr Sisssihrn cheese ,lage sizes
t p,9sheoniniii Anipa ,oivey superior quality
ID III ie tiie!Iac brandy
-'rt qr pipes dld Sicily Madeira win
do. Malaga ,lo.
~ boxes x 10 aud ~ Y IL glass
q, 'to. tallea can,iles
~ do. cousn cards e.
ia. sw,rl do.
. hlds. olrpeas
q hays gnger
a euOJ las. cotta yarn, No 4 -
0t ipales .S1sifffiiiys From ihi Union Manu,ac-
IN, Ito. - H'dS lorybf MARYLAND.
8MN'i I do. ~ do
10 Kegs bewing tobacco
. ,$:s' i;;..s and trr-~
70 ~ tsangN,ier >hnt
indso, chocni-'e
ksiins ,-nfetFc
4 psttumblcrS
Birthstone, Sc &c. Jan. is. Ta-u
FftITE subscribers, under the firm 4rrLihad p Woo,I
u a. Co. will continue the sale uf tii,OC III; rs
coTToNYARNS, &c. at the snnd recesly occupied b!
the latter A. 7. WooDSoN,
t,nnne+ r. 7a-,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
TEN DOLLARS REWARD-

y ANAWAY from the Subsc ber on SATURDAY p,pb, lac,
~ in"nilo man named JOE, formerly the property Of
Dr Ion Adams. lie is stout made q wears Of W.. si,a
zee, W inches high bad nn when he went away a
ana rHiain"ns of corduroy, and carried with
hiir black coat and pHnaioons, bInnke &c lie Il r,i
ANY lnrhiRg about this city the county of Hanover
where be has relations, attempting 20 90 "a t Nor,
Nav 2 lift ini1 = n ,syt. ~ i Ns,t"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
NOTIl'E,

VIZ Boar OF Directors of the Pententiary have reduced
Tue prizes oi the Manufactures Of the Instifuion
Uo1ny Merchants, Farmers and others invited 10 cali
X virtue o certain indenture the fIfI ,1y of
ne ~ i91 between Iaquelne H. fiarvie and otIeTs oc
Heerge Winston Of the third part r ~ r r .es9a sTl
III W I,eicocouniy court, we shall proceed 10 sell w.
"ses' ~ 9uhiic auction 20 the highest i,l,er to
eany money, on Monday tue ih day ~ nne NEXT ,cr
y ,o', lnr hsN nir day thereafter the foiIVir Is 49,
M 49,. o snu ue-ensien m The plan of the town OF Vin
Nv thr following nnnihers 595 zqp 900 gOI gpS e1 s
80 ~" $50 go 1872 5s7, 9Gs SG3 $40 an 10 ~
"a g" o,inr,"wn ni The nurihahrd and ,ve,,,y
go are on and near The We.am OH roaa or 81
i ~ ~, ",s rs WI pe sufficient o ps, and stisfv ,5e
Wnson under The said deed q r,s, and on s ,"'d
~ ri 90 ihelani therein mentioned o
ihr sale viii commence AZ ~ o'rt,cE 80, ~ ..e.
80, 'ne hls' Gay thereof will be confinned ON b
'"'' and n0', the next fair day Thereafter N' say
THOMAS TAYLOR.)
Aprits. ,o7 -. >. JOHNSON Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
WILLIAM MPE, lTrus.
Ii3-tds ClIRISTR ANTHONY. tee.
SPRING GOOUN

fSVuhhT HALL NELSON have trreved bv the re-
- cen arrivals from New YORK Ptsadriphs = large
i6eFftrl assortment Of STAPLE aAi FANCY MY
MVpe OF The latest importation and will continue 70,
s ss ,,sS we regular packet; from etvve ports such
1Fs Complete: which they Will sell n, an. ..rv ts
I'IesS inr rnSh. Nav q ,ts q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
Richmond Horse .3idrkei & Lipe,Y Stable.

HtchmOhd H0fSe .5IdFHtI 3 LtreIy Stdbft.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends an,l the
public, that lr has recenty built u large aud
tious stable, the old Market the lead
ing from thence the Dock where he will Keep
livery. with strict attention good lie viii asu
keep horses, carriages and gigs or hire reasonable
terms.
by arrangement with MessrS brooke IIubhar
oneers, horses put into his stable saie Sold
auction every Tuesday Friday, his stable which
being the market aos'l> the best for the sale al
that kind at property lie suiciis share nf The pnic
| patronage. JOHN BLACKWELL.
March
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Richmond TTrnDijEI,c. 10,ooo,,1,

rr,uv R,Chmond Turnpike C0mpdn4
iif khoders in the Richmond TorupiLS co,,oo
inc M 'ee axe notice. that their annual genera,
c he'n a. he Eagle Hotel in the city Of cl"sI ~ nr
is reqnc ted. " ' Ivy, ~ puncluhl attendance
Nav 6. y. SHEPPAND. CLERK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
I7HUST SALE

by virtue OF deed the subscribers inv
ID Cloueh s. Amos hearing date the 9th January 1928.
aud duly IN the OF buckingham.
certain purposes therein expressed, shall prceei sell
the premises pobiic auction for cash. on the i6 day
Of May cer;au tract parcel ot land an its er
snances conveyed ia said deed living the county of
buckingham and adjoining The lands Nathaniel atsby,
Peter ilackett and others aDd known nv the ST East
Poia being the tract Of and purchased by the d G..
s. Ams frum Major John Staples. We shalt cunyeY such
title only as is vcstedin Us trustees.
ROBERT CnBBS
Apr -. I09-tds DRURY CIlllpRtt;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
VALUABLE SLAVES Enn 3 al =.

nv s, LOABLE SLAVES FOR SALE
- recorded T.; o. rust dated 2is July igf2 nd i
I,,ro ." y. we iisitues r0urt the toNp ~ p,'g
ib@ , % w John i'ril to George K Taylor 10
~ , 1i reriHn OF money t1erein eurf
Wy ie,m Walker andbs the trerti, ~ ,oe"on'l,
se 10 ~ h ias,a Wslser nov deceased we snil posea
a., pt n'iEhs,i bidder " public anrinr H. ~ ~ :"
."se 'l"tel ~ the cts 81 ebn,o,d 49, 80 ,Tinre
i ps,ier srJ ' Sr, v"lnablc slaves, conss ola ,
Iii r % t' ariver, several won,e n > p, tb.,, III 'h
" o. "h0n srye been used 10 house servjc we" o"idren
r. " ipI n1sSilALL, Ea'ors ofG. Y. Ta,,,,
Agr ~. trustee -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
BY RI'rCH

ar The ENQUIRERis
~, and three times n week
Lsyisiaiure.-- the san
annuns, payable in advanc
paying Banks lonfy) will ~
i,prs will guarantee the sat
tht hostage ofall letters ,e
u No PAPER will I've Ills
OF the Editors, until all nrl
III Whoever will guarai
ihall have n tenth gratis.
TERMS OF
/, ~. One square, or ieS-
Continuance, 81 GEMS.
e. NJ A.isertisementin ss
tut, or assumed by some ~
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NQTIC.E.

:. cfrditors o i stTI.roN war; 80 -
pa 30 iss tyh sG.rred a., i ~. Hpts'y n"i'hed
~ She unsls.f siyne,i In tn, ~ 80 ~ ~ u'''- an"
- esch nDN dtp0slted 10 the Office of tie bns,os
4 ,,'ns sF, wIIeh The creditors personally or ,b,e,
~ 100 ere gnesie' 70 call AVID signi Thin fiosr
4 " @'ih aaflh last, or they viii be excluded nom
~ :" - dcrffd from fhc ,rusi fund,
ItkNJAMiN STETSON J.
- WAARkN WB3ER, trustees
IOi-@wtw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
" Members Of The Protestant E,piscopa
Wttrch IN HE Uiocese of Vho;,,,.

-. FIFWItH IN ne UIOCfSe OT Vrpiufr
h onveutiun or Clerical and Lay Dtp1tirs from the
fsisheS and Churches in Tits Ui0eesdi s apru,, -,
= ~ ~ ~ me County Of botdoun, Tues
~ N ~ IRA, st u& when sud where, full rep
,o.tsi wy ch"''h, - respectfully Ind urgently
ck ON ~ me Theological seminary are
HIGHLAND CHANNTSd MOOpF
Risiap Of Ae Prot Eb "a IN p,,g,.
ROM Msfrh ~. 1gll ioa ,tstf "s u"
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NOTICE.

l 80, ,; , on ibe canal IN want Of 6.o,
n a., '',r. sue on e isb 81 NAV the snp nls ~
lie fI ", gh require considerable ssl.,.,
rome ven reeo,,vea. "" good oferseers " io az
Apag ~ lssANpolPn HAsRIsQy, CIR Js&rsE.r,
tti.-ffSgr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
GOODS.

CHOICE GOODS.
FI1IIE nbserhers offer Cor sale the most favorable
= strns the following articles:
am thd>, Sucar,, part iirsi rate
ai0 ,oses and barres lual ami lump Sugar
30 ,uuc6rpa> rum, a part old 5.I proof jamaica
40 10. 81. pomingo Coffee
81 'l" Havana
:. NIL Penn. aud Maryland Wlfskey
pipes pure Holland Gin
do Cngnac Brandy
40 casks dry aud sweet Malaga Wine
- casks bright Green Copprras
Sp hrgs White Lead
i a, casks cwi Nails
4 10 kegs Nitre Hall Gunpnwder
- hhds bright retailing English Hand Molasses
~ casks Landnu Particular Madein Wine
10 Do cid Lisbon dn.
=, packages choice Teas, Imp; Gunlo,,er < v Iysen
10 i'"rs sxio, i2Xio aud ioXis Window Glass
% do. birthstone
no. CASTLE Soap
~ do. Starch
80 10. Moal Candles, par, Richmond made, and
10 tons American Iron
MoScuhE, RuBiNsoN PLEAsANTS
January 80. ai-t9T Auc'ionerrs,
TT'h subscriber offers Tor sale lse his EsiaIIisl-
gent a. Buckingham Courthouse, lnn acconn,adat-
ing 'frSs BOILING DHANCn.
Mai.Z...a. iIi--8t
NEGROES WANTED.
. 4 WISE 10 hire about twenty large BOYS aud YOUNG
BEN. JAMES HARRIS.
tOtton, Tar, L,snber. HnrIcare. &c.
FI1liL subscriber has received and orrs Tor sale
iats North Carolina COTTON, 10 tompresse ed bales
lfl aud IN fine shipping order II
259 hrrelS first quny thick Ar in srtsig tght casks
toOOtcypresS aud Juniper SHINGLES
Afewhousand feet OF pitch pine SCANTLiSG X BOARDS
ALSO IN STORE
Il yenrral assortment HAIR NV Inv tbr nnckace
Superinc CLOTHS, CASHMERE rs q BOMHAZETTS
L'n,issi PORTER BROWN SrOUT,ln mint A at bot,Ies
ted l. J.. Madeira, Port TrncriTr WINES OF approved
= 1ua,irs--a portion Of the PORT 10 bottles
ilsnnd GIN. IN aSSes Of ~ bottles
t'OMAA UEhEAT, direct from the m-ai facurers
ANDRSy SMITH,
-nlyll - Il.'--N Carey-street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09

=, The Najucket lnqnirer states that during
lnr years VIZ and 1899. comprising the AZ
eFase ifrd ct one whaling voyage.) there
were imtoTted Into Nantucket and N,r,
Bedford MY, by about 100 vessels owned H.
'hese poHA upwards of 100000 gallons Of
whale nud Fpermaceii oil.
~, ne elr' ln boat Paragon, arrived III Louig-
'nle 4ihinA. in - days from New Orleans
"lh g5O iots freight ahd fgO ddck a1u 10
'cahiR ~ N gtts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09

CoNNfcrIctT.-The following gentlemen
esonposc the representation Of the State of
Connection IN the Eighteenth Congress:
gideon 1omlInsOu, .Noyes barber.
S0mud Il. Fool, T,bfnszer SyoJ,yorJ
5IsemHd Uhitmon, 9nSet Sterling.
MAssAonUsETrs.-Thc whole number of
woes gl'enn at the late Election for Cover
n W ~ The safe "f Massachusetts was about
GSS,ooC. ~ Eusris's majority over Mr..
OTis IS about 1000 votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09

Sporting intelltgence.-rhe great races of
Long Island, next month, appear to excite
general Alteration IA number of horses are
already in training and every effort will be
made To run Eclipse of the course
W Y. MAI. .4dr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09

NEGROES WANTED.
a Wihit 10 hire about twenty large BOYS aud YOUNG
II y IN Tor the balance of the year.
BEN. JAMES HARRIS.
Ril.imond. February 10. y2-tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-05
M1R RlEU,

in this town, on the 29,h ult BY the Rev Mr
Webb. Mr.. Bsrden c. yaLbmon 10 Aiiss Pdtienee J.
.8mg. daughter Of the late Mr.. Samuel Amy Of this
town.
Al Mddle'oTn, on Sunday evenog last. by the
Rev MIR Eddy. Mr. -Nchaei Pectha,n 20 Miss Am
Sanford, daughter Of Peleg SANFORD. Esq. all Of ihs,
town
A. Little Compton, by the Rev kfr Paine, Nc. TO-
nohpn Pie'oe to Miss Hannah Head
At Providence, Dr. s. II Kenyon, IN Miss .Vrro
Hetherhngfon MIR Nicholas Peters, 10 Miss ~ aly
Green. all Of Providence.
DIED,
~ this town, on the Is, oii Mrs .Jfa-ey Burdsek.
wife OF Mr. Benjar f,urdck, io her 68tb year -
On the 2s,h ut Mrs .7ney Hor'weR, widow OF ,ic
late Mr.. Thomas iiorsweli. aged -
ON Wednesday ia.,, Miss 1fa,1a Loekarin. in her
aOih year.
At Providence, Mr Jdesb Pintgey, aged 78 -
Miss JUha JiecnT daughter o. Mr. samuel
in the l1Ib year u her sge.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-05
BOOTS & SHOES.
David Rodman,

No. 1876, lhamcs- Street.
Nearly othosiie me sign Of ne Golden Easie.
II ESPE ECTFULL Y informs his
i v Friends and the Public that in addition 10
his general assortment of BOOTS and SHOE. of
the various Kinds in Use, "a large proportion of
winch are Of his own mvnuf.c'ure) he has on hand
1oSh'i'y 81 Walking shoes, Ch''dren', noo,ccs and
shoes. remarkably cheap --Thqa4 in want Of lie
above sr'eIes, be ibnks will find il TO their udysn.
taBe to cali and see for themselves
CT Boots aud Shoes manufactured for messurtS
40 usual and particular attention paid To repairing
NeWport, 25th nG Isl mnnih
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-05

which il wss misIed were not trivial or light.
To ell my votes on the acts legislsting upon
Louisiana, in the session Of 1893 and 1904,
Will conclude win calling your permanent
,nd deliberate attention. They involve, IN
ihe most eminent degree, the question slill
deeply interesting 10 ycu, oftbe constructive
nozsers Of -ongres'. No, indeed in the same
point OF view 10 which It i, more usually oie.
ssn,ed to your feelings. Not q question in
Crect conn,ct with another question as 10 the
extent OF the rights OF your state legislatures.
Not question between two acts Of servants
OF The same family, to which of them belongs
the powee 10 open banking house, or TO dig
q wafer course. Bot a question bel4een
Congress and The Sovereign People Ut the
Cnion between Congress and the people of
the hour qsiuers Of the globe. Upln the
question IN this aspect, ny sentifpen,s are re.
corded ~ The votes which gave when il sp-
peared IN ITS first seminal principle, upon The
legislation over louisiana in 1903 aud 1904.
ne time is perhsp. not far distant, when ,he
question, 10 this aspect, will bear with mo.
msn;ou' weight upon your interests and upon
yonr objections. The seed wa. but as grain
OF mustard seed. The plant msy shoot ior,h
AIS branches, ill il over shadows the earth.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
'Uasainston, Dec. 2S.h, 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-05
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, FFBRuAar s. 1925.

n citizen who has been thought wor
,hy 10 represent this great nation in the
most important Courts of Europe, and
who at this hour stands high in the coun.
ellis and confidence of his Country, has
been sIaDderously attacked, both in his
public and private character, in order To
subservc the election of the slanderer TO
q sea, ia Congress. Improper and false
motives were assigned to his conduct and
10 his opinions; every thing was said to
tstort facts, and to give perIidious col
cring 10 the most conscientious acts.
The libel was issued in hand. bills from
The press and transferred from them TO
the public papers. When such publici-
~ has been given to detraciion, we coa-
sider il as one of the duties of every Ed
itor OF newspaper, to expose the cul.
pitt and to Justify the innocent; and il is
more especially their duty il the injured
citizen has the confidence Of the people,
Tor tie people have then peculiarly the
right to expect that lis justification shall
be placed before them, becausc the H.
tcgrity, the unblcmished character Of pub
TIC officers is the pride Of q nation. The
iichmond paper, in which General
SmYrH's letter to bis Constituents and
Secretary ADAMS able reply FIRST ap-
pearcd, very candidIy acknowledges that
Mr.. ADAMS hasalways taken reasonable,
or constitutional ground, and has issued
triumphant on every point. In our pre-
ceding columns VIC have given The two
letters to our subscribers and to all those
of their neighbors who love to see and
respect an honest man; and we have not
the least doubt that they will feel indig-
rant at this foul attempt to impose upon
our Virginia friends, and to secure an c.
lection by an unprovokcd and indecent
attack upon one of their most meritorl.
Gus public officers who has been pro-
verbally faithrul and diigent in every
station General Smvth with his vapor.
ing, proclama,ioNs, presented broad
fspn. of weakness and ridicule to his gen.
eous adversary, who strictly confined
himself to lis own defence, without a
single personal rc,ort and with Ggnilied
calmness and decorum, has completely
justified himself TO his Country and to
the world; and has increased our conf
dence in his talents, as well u our respect
for his character. The insertion ofthcse
letters nece ssarily preclude large por.
;:on Of OIL. usual miscellaneous natter
bu, the perusal, Of Mr.. Adams eloquent
and mastery letter, will richly compen-
safe for the omission, and repay careful
and attentive pcrusal.
Observation-Disclosures Eus-
rIs is nominated by the Republicans,
Tor Governor, and LEVI LINCOLN for
Lieutenant Governor OF Massachusetts,.
The "nO bary." men have nominated
HARRISON GRAY O1Is and DANIEL
NOBLE Tor the same ofhces.
BocK or FoRMs.-I'roposals az Is.
su,u in Providence for printing new
Book OF Forms. They are - be pre-.
pared by two gentlemen Of the Bar and
Two experienced Magistrates. Such a
book is very much wanted, Al the new
laws have rendered the old book, (which
was always very Imperfect, now almost
totally useless.
MoxuMExr TO GEanY "A bin
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-05
NEWPORT BANK.

A I the Annual Meeting Of the Stock
IA holders the Newport bank on wed'eslay
The LIST inst the following persons we're chosen D
ree,ors for We year ensuins. VIZ;
Constant 1aber, Sanusi Vernon, John So
cum, John Cegyeshsa I'm. s.. NJ haan, John
r. Sh,orman, John HiAhons, Simon Aew,On,
and tGaher fehots
And al meeting of . Board OF Directors on the
same day. Constant rsber was elected w. esiden,.
rbiiN X siEAkMAN, CasAr
Newport, jn 8, is.j.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERER.
Brig Baltic, Eldfed. from Goitenburg.
n. a Al.

BfIg BaItic, E!dfed, fftm GoItenburg'
CLEARED.
ax.;g Marcia, Bigley, New.York.
WspassDAY. Jan 90,
Arrived. brig baltic, Eldred OF this port. 50 days
from Coiiehburg, with go tons Of iron-spoke moth
ing.
MorpAy. Feb. 2,
Arrived brig Msrc,. .Bigley. "a days from Havana.
with uolasseS, bound TO Providence. Lett, brig
Rossn., Of Boston, Just arrived sbips Governor
Cri,woid, of IIondon, 10 sail in 2! days, sch.
Retrieve, Of Providence. 10 sail in days for Viii.
,nng,on, brig Nary.Ann, of Providence. TO sail IN
4d.ys. Capt, Bigley sailed under convoy ofthe U.
5 brig Spark. as fer s Cape Plorids Mf JOSIAH
rompsirs, oi Thenon, mate oi Capt Bisky. was
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II eurieus mode Of enyinp Insanity.

n euricus mode Of ewing Insanity.
CorEKnAoSs, Oct;Io.
a day laborcr, at Stoderkopiug, in a
lit OF passion, struck his lunalic step.
daughter with an axe. The blow was
no, mortal, but the girl fell into state of
insensibiIily. When she recovered, af.
ter SOME TIME had elapsed, it appeared
Ina, her understanding was restored!
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Drsas.jai .s,.-Cnthe 26th Dec.
Miss Mary Wynn Of Iyrel county, N.
l. was found in the upper chamber of
her grandfathsr's house, wel,ericg in
blood, UNABLE to speak, and died in a few
minutes Of the wounds. Her thrca, vas
cut. and stab in her right side penetra-
ted the main artery. Suspicious fell ON
four negroes belonging TO her grandia-
ther, who a'e in Jail for trial.
= he six pirates lately noticed as having
been sentenced to suffer death at Malaga,
are stated TO have been executed on 10th
November' and their bodies qnarlered.
lr'ea IN oil, and placed On gibbeis near the
harbour.
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.syE.sfOX.fN.Dg.

Arrived at New-yo,k. IN the 26.h uIt, sch M,rV
Ano, dickinson. days from BL1abeth City. tso)
noa"d 20 rrovSAnee Isf'' s'oop iose; Bloom, of
Let, at Msian1as. Jan 6. ship Roy, Green. lbs, arr
r.ed from tE's Port brig Bows dvla, for Warren. iu
IS davs. -
The Vermont. Dickson. Of this port. was left =,
Csdiz, Nay 5.
IN ,be Mississippi, previous 10 9Th ult brio Sal, e
Hope, Mau'sn. oi Providence, sch Kennsbec rr..
der. Gale, of this port. from Havana
The brig Nicholas h Felix, Williams, Of this mort .
was left " Curacos, Jan. 3.
Arrived ct Savannah, ian -. sch Esther Pe,r,
ut this port from Charleston also, shin siarv Al.
my. Hudson, of Providence, from the same place