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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28
Drugs & Medicines,

g.
AMONG WHICH, ARE
Bale SNAKE ROOT;
10. SIENNA;
do. PINK ROOT;
Case C.4MPHOR;
1 20. LIQUORICE
1 DO. HOES;
cask CREAM TdRTER5
1 zeroon Peruvian BARK;
case DO. Puverizedy
do. RHUB ARB;
DO. do. Pulverised
4 DO. BORAX;
Hhds. Flour SULPHUR:
bbIs. GIauber's Salts. &c. &c.
HLorillards, Maccoboy and Scotch
SNUFF, Pot and Pearl ashes, SAL ERATUS
V inrlsor and Fancy sop. Wash Balls, Per
fumery, Soda POWDERS with great va
riety of other articles, too numerous 60 parties.
uf which will be sold On the moe
terms for CASH OF approved. Credit
JOHN COZ.
Portland. July 9. Ce.ptL)
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CROCKERY.

SucH As, CRATES In original packages well
assorted for the couutry-C c. edged, col d, en-.
and and printed PLATES-Twiaers and Mai-
I'm DIsHEs-NAPPIEs- BAkERS-Tea and
Coffee CUPS and SAuCERS-Tea POTS-SU-
GARs-CREAMS-CH AAIB EfS--EWEito 4
and round Tea SETTs--oT
each separate-Dining WARE, in sets or other.
-MustardS-Peppers and
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

During the residence Of Peter T. at Berlin,
when on his visit TO The dsderent states Of Eu-
Tope,he expressed wish to be present at some
execution, and begged Of Frederic to pro
cure BIN that diversion. Ipqaires we're made
in ali the prisons, ana no culprit being found
under sentence Of death 10 afford the Gar the
wished for amusement, and crafty bis curios-
ity, be said to the Prussisn monarch, s'Well, II
you have no criminals, take one Of nv ser
wants -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28
Dye-StuHs, Paints, &c.


IT He Subscriber ofers ior saie al the stors
Al In Middle Street. recently occupied hy
HENRY BUTMAN,
n Tons LOCKWOOD,
do. FUsTlC,
DO. REDWOOD.
DO. NICARAGUA,
80 Bills. CAMWOOD,
3 30. NADDER,
Hhds. COPPERAs,
Casks Blue ylTRiOI.,
Casks ALUM,
do. NUT CALLS,
Case INDIGO,
9 CsrbOys OIL YlTRIOL,
Cases d.
Press Papers. Clothiers Jacks. w. Z 10
Cards; Clio HERS --PlAies---Coppef
Kettles TsaBels---Tenier H0aks-Drushes
&C. &c.
ALSO
Tons DRY WHITE LEAD
90 Kegs GROUND DO.
rs BbIs LINSEED OIL
Casks FRENCH YELLOW
4 DO. SPANISH BROWN
3 Do. VENETIAN RED
4 Hhds WHITING
10 Boxes CROME YELLOW
10 sacks VERDlGRIsE
Gum Copal-Gum shsllac-Rose Fink
Prussisn Blue Liiharse Turpentine
Yermiliion- &c. &C. &c
An extensive assortment OF Window Glass
or Various Sizes from BY to 10 BY 20.
Together with very General assortment
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28
GIN : s..

Common, cutandprest DECANTERS-Tum-
rs-Wines-Castor Bottles and Salts Of more
than 100 different pattens-Cruets-Lamp
lamp Glasses-show Bottles-preserve Jars
JeIlies-C ustards-Lemonades- Tunnels-breass
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CHIN A.

60 TEA SETS, low priced and handsome,
Tea and Coffee CUPS and SAUCERS-covered
DISHES, and pieces-cake PLATES--De-
sert Setts-Fruit Baskets-Bakers-Tea Pots
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28
CHARLES BLANCHARD,

No 3, Merchants Rgtr, Middle Street
HAVING lately made considerable addition
to bis stock before on hand, Offers for sal.
-v4.~f.F
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

A Lot Of WARE partly damaged.
D7 Ware rePccked for he Country as cheap as
can be purchased in this place, on the same terms
Of Credit, or for Cash.
October T. IF
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STONE WARE.

Jars from quart to live gaIIons-Pitchers-
-Mugs-Flower Pots-Pickle Pots.
Hard Ware and Fancy Articles.
Ivory and bone handle Table and Desert
KNIVES and FORKS-plated, iron and Britain
ia Table and Tea SPOONS-Block Tin and Brit
tania Tea S-Waiters-SnuHers and Trays
-Candlesticks-Plated and Japan Castors-sad
Irons-common and fancy Bellows-shovels
and Tongs-Brushes, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09

case "kan invasion, We Madrid road viii l,e l.i,
o"n 10 the French army, an, that !, will reach tb.
c'r''a' without striking h"w: that IT will have
n"'h'ng Ia Contend with but the ritv of The conn
nv aud ha' the desniiory s,si-n Of defence which
ihey nave adopted Is Ia he commenced IN the
heart oI the kingdon, aud thar the rich capit,s,s
~ all the provinces cont, ibung yount,r ilv ,o
the expense of raising guerilis, which are The o,v
iyrisiries the Spanish prepare To ,'ppnse rs
TIL" dispositions which have been n, ,le concern
my the army ny"ve snh cieny OF themselves that il
he war does take place. it will not eomnen before
| The beginning of May.
The Dukr nt Amgourn,c has hired his kitchens "a,
bhonne Tor f"ur mouths. A military hospital has
hcen established ~ D,x
GAiLLAc, March l4.-The division OF Baron
Er"eS set out this morning for Perpeuan The,
h,i arrived here almos, naked aud left MS in rather
"e'ifr c"a,ton after having been aaied by public
charity. - f
Beiore They took up their march, they received a
h"uhie allowance OF brandy, and were made n,
shout WAS To t"hei"r, the X ing the HIv Alliance
France, aud all Good RoyaIisis and death IN The
t"nsiin',"n! This impreca'ion gave our peaccn-
NE Inhihiiahs lutte surprise, we have M been
accustomed To separate IN ptaveIs the kiny and
the Charter and the dci. ,riure of our yues,s has
spread Feeling of qualification amony us a. ,he;r
presence had produced mpre than one snurce of IN
qui-,u,lr. " :"
William Oracle, Esq. ". understand, came p,ss.,.
ger ~ The Lewis from IL ,vre, and is the bea,e, c
dispatches for the American Government A.
FORSYTH and family left Mad,d for Paris ON the 5,h
o' Sin'ch, and was expected ut the latter place I'm
the 18th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09

nitherl6 styled the " lnper,
ri Alcxander,' is to he hereafter called the
" Regiment Of the Union"
The insurgent bands that had approached
Madrid'ha been completely routed. Bes
si,re- csc ,ped with only thirty men, and il is
expec;ed will meet his end in Arrdgnn. The
party of the iactious have also been success
fully assaulted in other parts of the kingdom.
The Last accounts from Lisbon aud Oporio
represent The lnsirrectiun of \ Iuarante in POr-
ti,gdi as uniinportant.
GREECE.
Patras surrendered To the Greeks. after an
assault, on the 18th Of February. The latter
had 500 killed aud 100 wounded in the affair.
The Turkish garrison put la the swnrd.
This place is QUE ofthe most important in the
Pclnpennestis, and Was under the command
Of JusiH Pacha, one of the best p,eneia ais in the
ser. rc uf the Porte.
Trieste, March J.-A vessel from Corfu,
10 days IN its passage brings news that Co
ninth mad capltuaed, bat that the garrison
had not departed for want of British vessels
10 transport them.
News from/ Alissalunghi state that the APP
prOaches to Pr"yessa and Alta were in the
possession OF The Greeks: Nlhiiaf, the terror
of the MHbometans, had jDi'"d Odysseus and
waited the arrival of the force undrr BoZzari
10 Try coup de main against [. ,rissa and pos
siblN S%lunlca. Me force ofthr three chefs
amounts 10 50 600 men. The Greeks are aui-
lmated with the greatest enthusiasm.
The LATEST accounts from Eioa state that
Otn"r B:i"ue, having been successfully attack
rd ~ his lines by the Suii0,vs. is wandering
IN IN. 'nonnta'ns UfAgrapha, whence lie hopes
- reach JAiiitiu
RUSSIA.
Ira IL continues to be very dull, and the
course of exchange has he4n for some lime
Failing. Three mercantile houses have pur
chased of the government all the copper il had
80 sell amounting TO nine millions of pounds.
The Russian American Company will again
despatch two vessels in the cuurs. of the en-
SANG summer 10 the \. w. Coast
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09


Trausatops from Paris papers March 81, received y
the ship Lewis) at the office Of the " V American.
The Official Gazette Of the 10Th, contains
decree Of the King cashiering MERCER for
disUbeying the orders Of superior officer IN
not laying violent hands on VI. Manuel in
the Chamber Of Deputies.
Perpigndn, March lO.-The different corps
Of constitutional troops in Catalonia begin to
move to the Different points Of concentration
assigned to them. Nina himself visits all the
towns and villages of That province, and has
produced levy" en- massc," Of the men from
1G to 10. The Sp4nirds appear so well
convinced Of the Justice of their cause that
they no longer dcprccate war, but look upon il
As necessary, and tending 10 put an end 10 Tie
Vaccinations by which lIIrr enemies have
created Internal dissentiOos among themselves.
to endanger The liberties of Spain aud over
throw the constitutional system.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
Tuboyfant Decision.

We understand that the Supremc Ju.
dicial Court of thi, State, at their late
term, decided, substantially, that the.
Courts Of Probate have no authority un.
der existing laws, 10 extend The commis-
sions on iniestatc estates, represented in
solvent, after the terms originally fixed
for thc reception of clsias against such
estates. This decision is of great i'm.
portance, inasmucb as the Probate Courts
in this State have always conceived them
selves authorised to open commissions
again, whenever thereto requested, and
OH sufficient reisons being presented to
convince them Of the propriciy of such
procedure. The above decision was
m.,lc ,u a. case Of this nature appealed
from the Court ol probaie of this town.
Prov1derre PaHios.
The supreme Court Of the United
States gdi,urg,d On t.is l5:i, a.:cT sss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
Loss OF THE REVENGE.

The Y. Stsles schr. Revenge, was los, on
the i2'h of Feb on the main rcef, in the Bay
oi Honouras, when IN charge OF . pilot. 1t.
Levy, her commander, with the other offiee,s
snd crew and the ssil. and armament Of Tho
vessel, have arrived a, Chsfls,,on. ~ tho sch.
LIn'e Sarah, OF Boston. The Revenge was
s'uising III que" Of pirates, especially Of tbs
intsmous Lahtic, who ha. been committing
nc most unprineiped deptedo,ioos upon law
iu! commerce. No, the slightest blame 10
si,sched TO Lieut.. l.. or HE officers for the
ioss oi hrs vessel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
"A ViLE "CH.2RACTF r

An ex,tsv, dina C,im,nsl ,ris, took plsco
lew days since al Ipswich (Msss.) Michael
Doak Dennis, y married man, who was bed
ma iBeI, but has lately tsken upon himsel
10 preach The Gospel, wss indicted Tor abuse
and insults offered TO Mrs. Lyd's Randall,
respe ctabie married woman oi Newbu'yport.
The charges vi lascivious language and Inde.
cent conduct, alleged in the Indictment, were
fully proved by the testimony OF Ms. Kan.
dali hecseif and by The acknowledgements oil
the defendant, as testified 10 by Other witness
ses.-WhiIe he WAY attempting, 10 tt ot IN
toxic slion, some Of his sensual fsmiIiati,ies,
no remarked TO Ms, X. that F" he expected
there would be some hIaGsn s,ofies about
him soon" To The infamous Do,orie,y which
he anticipated be ws, not long in attainipR.
Ioquiries into the uuih ot The repor,s re-
spseting his conduct were instituted BY CON.
mi,ices and sub.com mittecs, who examined
the defendant nj 5 X. oLd some o,be' ie.
males emong his hearers. These inquiries
resulted in the complsts establishments oil his
guii. Ga the uiai, one OF the Witnesses
I" ,est & I'd that When the defer dant irst began
to peach N NcwourypoiL p.op's observed
Ihs, many pet s0ns went To his meetings woo
would not 90 10 sny other, and II was thought
by maay good and wise people that tho defen'
dan, might be an Instrument in the Lords
hand cf doing good among them, no was
therefore coun,e1anced by somo 'espsctsb'e
inhabi,suls OF The place The examination
ui the witnesses having been flushed, siter o
lew bIief remarks ot the Counsel on each
side, the cause mas commited TO the jay,
wua a very pertinent and iee'ing charge from
the Judge. The Jury retired Iot lev min
utes abd returned With verdict OF GUILTY.
When sentence Wat abort 10 be passed, tie
defendants Counsel unde strong rspfesen'
,slion II the poverty and such other circum-
stances on the part of the JeIcndan, as u was
hoped would mitigate the sentence, snd ex'
pressed hope tbat moderate hne would be
thought sufficient 10 satisfy the public justice.
A shor, reply wss made on behsii OF toe Go.
We ipmen,, and o strong appeal inside 10 ths
Court upon the absolute necessity oi on ex.
eInpisty punishment, by imprisonment instead
Of a 6oe, 10 o,der 10 insure to vinuous 'e'
males ths, periec, security end protection
from those lsuicss and unprincipied men,
VINO under the mask Of pie'v and setioosness
would iu,n the peace oi fsmiIies, and sap the
ve'y foundations Of religion and morals. The
Cou, I, under oil the circumstances Of the case,
thought proper 10 senence the defendant to
tnhyiss1p,ens TN she eCnniy Jad Jor hrre
months.
The Editors Of The Salem G,zette add the
following 10 the rspo', oi the ,r's'' which !"
contained in the, psper: "lt ws said I've
prisoner wss foreigner and had served on
board . man Of war many yesrs. Dung The
,riai he did no, appear 10 Je under much con.
Germ, but seemingly resigned. Wheo the
sentence was passed, he exclaimed in sol.
emn tone Of .ubmission, "Tts Lord hath
done this 70
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
SINGULAR ACHIEVEMENT.

A Spanish puisete bog, with 20 men, arm
ed With ~ muske,s, " eu,lss,es snd o'hsr
small weapons, We. captured On the 10 'n'''
On the Coast u FLORIDA, by the brig Dtuiu''
Capt.. Lewis, Of Charleston ) Z and car.
ri.d ic,o Thompson, l'lsnd (k'y WsN)
The Bru,us wss 10, armed, s"d nod crew
Of only zen men, bu, had on board so"e 's"'
nvn io, Con-. pors''s squsd on, when she
made . .uteessiui use of although she WAS
~..1yal .sot,a', Cap. L:S.s, 10 Is.'s' W
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
A;. ossss. ,.as describes ,hs .sitS.diasS,

his owhst, ,tds describes The sxitso,d;asft
ospluIe OF This prize I mouo,ed NO -
pourders, 20, sp'ing on he cabie, ,pd tsils
cd the Spanish brig, thea sboul rs Bs,ds hous
Ne, 10 send her beet with the Csp'su and pa
pe's on board. Ai,os some delay. the Capt,
Two other ofheers, with tour men, came on
board. eoqursd tor their tommis.ion. but
they had nonc. then asked ior their o,hef
papers, OF any k'od, but ,hey Lsd none sx.
eep' . Journal which had been KEEP, To- 5 or !
days. 30 detained The Unicers and men on
board the Brurus, and sent to exsmtne their
vessel. Every thing on board appeo'ed TO
have beeo stolen. ! therefore determined W
bring her to Key Wesh los the inspection If
Com. Porter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02

Our ELEcTIoN.-ihe he election of
General Officers in this state will take
place Ola the third "Wednesday of the
present month, being the 23d day Of A
Prl. We do not learn that any organlz-
Cd opposition to the Republican Prox is
contempIated-Lu, Republicans ought
always to be on their guard. The po-
htical enemy is no; dead d--,hc fcderallsts
sill exist as aparty---and,hey only watch
All opportunity To make All attack IN an
unguatded moment. Witness their 81.
leit and secret excrtions, in 81 curing the
election Of !ederaists, IN town where par
tics are nearly equally divided and look at
the Issue of the late Senatorial election,
where our present worthy Senator MIR.
KNIGHT, had we'll nigh lost his election,
anu gwen place 10 man, no way his G.
qua! III talents or political integrity.
This was done while our opponents were
luiiirg us into blind and criminal sccu-
Iity, with the cry OF no pwy-no parry!
LAws.-Severai important laws oc-
'cupy large portion Of this days paper.
As it IS cur duty TO publish them. we
are happy ,ha, they arc of general inter
est.
Violent GALE.-T'!es snow storm,
which commenced on Sunday morning
last was accompanied by a violent gale
from the north east, which astcdtmough-
out tha; day and part of Monday. Briggs
Abeona and Gov. Hopkins, Of and from
Providence, drove ashore about one mile
north OF Naraganse, Ferry, in tie west
pas>4se, and bigcd. Providence navi.
ga,ora prefer the west passage A s!oop
Of add l:cm l'awcatuck, drove ashore On
ConAnicut. just above tho west ferry.
IhC s'oop New. York, OF and from Prov
fdence, ior New.York, rode out the gale
in the west passage, and sailed Yesterday
> morning A brig Of and from Warren,
wen, ashore on the cast side of Prudence.
Two Eastern sloops went ashore on the
south point of GoAt lsland--and the
sloop Mary Of Bridgeport, Iron irovi-
,lcn:e, wcnt ashore ia Brenton's Cove,
:.nd blged The steam. boat Connec,i-
cut. Captain Bunker, did not arrive un-
III Monday evening, III ABOUT . O'Clock.
During the gale SIR i-lts Il hTbvi IN
Nrw.London
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
EROM H4HAN.l

ThU-N TL1F -IsN-I
The schooDet Enza, AtfNsd st Charleston,
las Saturday week, tom Havsos, whence she
sailed on The Tn ias aoi-bui b. ought no
newspapers. The press ior sesmen was rig
Idly executed, and among Others, sixteen pit
Tsles had been taken up. After ,Gcir iin.
pressmeut squanei took place between 'hsm,
and ihiee oil the pita'es were killed with
knyeA, aud three others desperately wounded.
a fsv day, previous to the Ehz''s sa,ing, .
namber Of boat, left Havana, oa ooa'd OF
whicn u was said the'e were abou' SEQ meo,
destined, as was supposed, TO, Cape Ae,onio,
Sc. on pira,ica. eSpednion. These despe-
rsdJes, II is 70 De hoped. w,ii come ~ con.
tac; VIA some Of Co.nmodOfe Poner's saua.
.l,on. Ibid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
PIRACY AND MURDER.

The pilates lately fitted out . boat from
Matsnzss, sDd captured the British schr. In.
lerpfizo, aud msssacred all hands on boa, q
excspt1wo females, who we,s landed to leo
ward,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
NEW PORT.
Republican Nomination.
WEDNGSDAY, HPRIL ,, 1873.

Republican Nomination.
AZ a General Republican Convention,
holden in r.as, Greenwich, Oh 5th JAM
uary, l923-Hon. HENRY k.MINC-
TON. President; B ii. WHEELER,
Secreiary--i! 7paS unanimously ReSOfVc6,
Thai the following gentlemen be recon-
mended to the Freemen of this State, for
re-c c!ection, at the next election OF CcEc.
IA! officers:
HIS EXCE CELLENCY
WlLLlAM GIBBS,
GOYERNOR.
HIS HONOR
CALEB EARLE,
iIEUTE,N.lNT GOpERNoR.
SENATORS.
J. Thomas Fry, Esq.
9. NATHAN Brown, Esp
S. JOHN D'\VoLF, Esq.
4, BENJAMIN SMITH, Esq.
5 WILLIAM HUMPHREY, Esq.
&. SrePHEN B CORNELL, Esq.
2. WILLIAM WHlPPLE, Esq.
8 LIsHA WATSON, t.sq.
9. WILLIAM VALENTINE, Esq.
10. JOHN Il. WATEKMAN, Esq.
HrNRy Bowen, Esq. Secretary.
DurEE J. PEAEcE, nsq Ary-Cm.
THos. u. PIrMAN, t.,q. Gen. Treas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
NEW GOODS.

II. SESSIONS, has received his Fall
and Winter Goods, which with his io,ner Stock.
makes his assortment very extensive.
Among rehiek are
e. UTERINE, hne, mddling and low priced
- BroSdcio,bs aud Csssirnercs, Queens cloths and
kerse, neres CT ladies' coats, bale reh white yes
low, black and green t.snneis. fear'ougb's, Devon1
shire Kcrseys. Plains and serges, CosihIls, scotch
Psidss gres, variety, vcsngs, Csmbiet. Tor coaks,
printed HauinetIs. { bale figured and plain Bomba.
le,t, all colors and prices, double mi'led 54 red
BAzes, Blankets from 80 In ia. ~of,ted draws
aud robbins. Caroline plsds. figured poplns. 1sbby
Vel,ets silk ditto, Coronation cloth for plain sbawis.
Furnitures, Csiicoes, Gingbs'ns. Linens, do. Cam
brics, linen dsnssS linen shee,ings, Russia sheet-
incs, Ravens Duck cashmere shawls a great varits
", Gag. bandsppo snd Gernzn ,wed silk fisndkis.
fancy aud black six dd,o, superior Qusliy nierno
Hsndkfs. cotton Rlg Hkfs. l.en caabric ditto ,e.y
Gae, black and coored nankin and Canton grapes,
blsck, white and gfeeo Italian ditto, Engi'sh CASH
mere long sbsws. black siuebsws and ssrsnets.
plaid Las,rings, eoloted da,o, shire Muiius. India
null ditto. f;mcd Muslins, Ditto sor dresses. BON
bssn,, Russia Diapers, black and olive veise's,
Bcdl.ces, Csrpetb,adings, Crash. brown and black
L,aeas, sewing silk and twist, Pine, Ic &c.
Nov l3-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
DIED,
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

EAIERED,
Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, boston.
CLESRfO."
Brig Baltic, Eldred, West Indies; sehr Salty
Hope. Baker. Providence, co. Romeo. Norton, Al,
eaandria sioop Maria, Walden, Ne~.Y
lfE.siOR.TND.i
The sch Role. Vaughan, cleared at BatmoSe,
March 23d, Tor Matsnxi.s.
Arrived st Charleston. on tho 18th ult. soop Car.
oiine, Bussei. Of Newport.
The brig Union, Biyiey, Of this port, cleared at
Wilmington previous to Mar 9Th. for Kingston,
(Jsm) son. Cerena. Carter, OF dato. ia. Msianzes.
TIE brig Maria, Lswton, Of Bristol, was y, MA,sn-
zes Mar i3, loading Tor hurope-sa'ed the same
day tor Europe. ship Boy. Greene, OF this port
AT sandwich islands, Oct II, brig Quill. Lewis, Of
BRISTOL, uncertain. ..
Left at Ms,anses. Mar Is. brig brothers, for Dris.
tol.
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'sai.Ors OF tn. Royal s9uss:sn being obliged
10 d. lsoc duiy--lhe vessels Of wa were soo'
veoed into hopi,sis -Bsesd and salt p'osI.
Sions were nUl waiting.
y H.r g,hu
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
NOTICE.

THE Committee appointed to take the General
4 Estimate, having appointed III. subscriber To
make MI accurate valuation and estims,e Of all the
rTeabe property in the town Of Newport. he there.
fore calls upon n'i persons to give in to him, an ac
oura,c list VI their rateabe Estates, within ten days
from The date hereof, icing the time allowed bH
law THOMAS BUSH +
Mar 90 1879 IA21
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At Providence. Mr. Samaei Carr to Miss Mary q.
Olney Mr. HiRii.m Jasser TO Miss .f6bs Baa
con MIR. .Nathon Nall rnnler, 10 Miss ELsa Il.
Bih.ngs. all Of L, P,o,idence.
DIED,
A, Providence, Mr. .Nehemiaa Beetfsrd. Esq aged
So years MIR Nathan N Miller. aged 62--Mr.
John Carpsaier. aged - ---.vafhaneL only son OF
Mr NsthsDei Stevens ---Sus,ln Pobod.e daughter
Ut Mr. Pabodie Bailey, in her Sd year.
TIN board ship General Jackson. in Havana, on Tie
2ist Of Feb. last, Mr. SsefhSn " Kanss, OF Pro,i.
dence, sged ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02

SION Of six weeks. they did not pro.
coed with the calendar as iar as the great
steamboat case, which must liz over a.
mother year.