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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15
United STATES Couri. Fsnh- C,reuif, yDeinia

United Staies Court. Fun Circuit, Dueiua
District, Jane iofh ise3--
4 CHANcERf.-EdwHrd Lewis and Francis Tonnes,
merchants anu partners trading under the firm OF
Lewis Tones, Prs.
dgoina
Richard H. Whiiock, William c. whi,lock and James
IT, Whiiiock. D.fesdants
On the motion OF the plaintiffs their counsel ana COR
reasons appearing the court Webb appointed
receiver oi the goods effects, credits the
OF Charles Whoek deceased, and he Is authorised audi
directed to take possession the real property said
Whitlock with power Ia lease same, part
thereof for term not exceeding months
train the tenants where il shall be necessary
commissioners of the is directed notice
published in newspaper in this city account
Whiiiock, and William g. Whitlock executors of Charles
Whiock deceased of the real hch died pos
sessed or entitled TO- OF all claims
10y consent o the plaintiffs and of Richard H. Wi,ock
OF the defendants the said Lewis Webb directed paw
out OF the money he shall
accrues, all Interest the debts Charles Whit
locks estate To the Bank OF the United States, and the
BANK o virginia. and the curtamenis thereon together
WIN All reasonable incurred Tie administration till
the further order OF the court.
Acopy-Tese, RICHARD JEFFRlES, elk.
commandments Office Richmond 7fh Mo- tOih, 1928.
me parties interested desired take notice, that
nave appointed the sixth day of the Month (Ocoberl
next Tor commencing directed by the above.
attendance Is required office in this city, with their
accounts ani vouchers ready and settle
nent anu the Creditors of the Charles Whock
W any are requested To exhibit claims before me ON
or before the day aforesaid. -
july 25 $3.50 THOMAS Jann NJ n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15


Beverly Hurum, administrator " John Potter StegaN,
deceased Susanna P0riwoOd. aiia SfegnB William Smith
and Nancy his We John Jirneit Elizabeth his wife,
and Elisha Hodge Drfsndnnft
The deiendant VIM Smith, having entered his aP-
iearauce aud given security according rule nf the
court, abd appearing he j. MT iuh taut of ibis dis
trioi; On the motion cf the plaintiffs 10y their COUNSEL Hf
1dfef that ne aid defendant appear the first day o
the next term aud answer TIVE hill Of fr plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN news
paper pfine 10 the city of Richmond tNO months sue
ceve and posted ~ the front door Of capitol IN the
said cts. A copy--reste
AUGUST I. 2j-wgw m JFFFnIES. CLERK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15

A rupy-TesiP. JEFFVITS Cik
Az persons Indebted 20 the Charles Wbiilock
deceased are requested make payment without dclay
W. Fa"aid hidck Is authorised IL collect debts due the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
HATS.

NETWORK HATS, which are
~ handsome and chesp, including tie fashion
able Oval, and wide and common brims-- Youths
and Chidreus Hats
PAPER RANGlNGS,
For Room. and window curtains, with elegant
Borders--somc very low priced
BOOKS.
Family Ubles, with pa,es,- Blank Account Books
--8run's y avigator and Coast riict last editions
Aiden's and Hebsters epelling books-Nurrsy's
Reader and Gramnsr- Walkers Dictionary
School Books Of every kind in nse.--Also small Di
hies, Test. nents. -Wsus' Psalms and Hymo-5O
Heams Fooscap. Writing aud Letter Paper Are
ius, received and Tor sale at the Book and Hat Store
of GEORGE WANTON,
.9gea. TO L.. HATHAwAY
Newport iu'y 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
Daniel G.. Denham,

Has removed from 40. l7o, 7a0ues sreef, 10
No 2i4, near bridge s1eef.
NNyHEIE he continues TO carry on the Gold and
w SILVER. .smi,hing and Watch repairing business,
as usual.
lie returns his sincere thanks his former frieads
aud customers, and requests continuance Of lh<s.
tsyors Mac 19.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
CHAkIS, Slc.
nm, II. RITHRONE,

NJ N. II. II II n NONLi
HAS ius received and offers Tor sale, at lis store.
1 head oC paGkst UkGJ new Chart extending
from New.io'k 10 Havana, improved by go"e'n npert
surveys in 1890. with general assortment of chars,
OF the latest surveys--Bowdich Nayg,iors, 5h edi
ton American Coast Pilots i0b edition; Nautical,
hlmanscks for the years 1922 and 1898 seamens'
daily Assistant---wth complete assortment sf Hau-
tcal Instrument etter writing, Ios aud wrapping
Paper-Qni.Is and Ink Powder.
.lsO, general assortment OF Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage snl Ship Chsndlery.
Just received so casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
so thousand iircks-20 doz Tile
o. Cordsge snd Gables made to order, and
sells furnished wnh every article for long and short
oyaaes. .Atgust ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02

An ACT TO regulate The Commercial later
course between the United States and GER
tain British colonial por,s. -
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House sf
Refressnfanpes Of the Unitrd Ssafes Of .amer-
lea an Congress assen,bied, That, from and al.
ter ,he third day OF March next, The Grs,,
second, and third sections Of the Act con-
ce'ning navigation" spp'oyed on ,he eigh-
teeo,h of April, ono thousand eight hundred
and eighteen, and the Act supplementary
to en- &C, concerning navigation" app oved
on the fiheeosh of May, one taousaod eigbe
hundred and twenty, shall DO, aud tho same
are hereby, suspended, for and during the
coniinusDcs ofthis act, so far as eny Of the re-
su'clions or prohibitions ,he'ein contained,
limit or intel d'ct the intercourse ot navigation
or commerce between the ports Of tho United
States and the Bnssh co'onisi porte hstelnaf.
t.s tnaoi,npsh ,.> tvit
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
BOOTS & SHOES.


No. lS6, names street.
.tsariy ohhosi:c me sign cf he Golden Eoste.
DESPECTF u T. l. Y informs his
Ia Friends and the Public, that in addition 10
has generai assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES of
The various kinds in use, q large proportion oi
which are Of his own menuiactu,e) he hes ON hand
uuanti,y of Waking Shoes, Children's Bootees and
Shoes, remarkably cbeap--Those IN wsnt OF the
above articles he thinks viii find it 10 their sdvan
tsge TO call and see for themselves
0T Boots and Shoes manufactured for measures
as usual and particular attention paid to repairing
Newport, z5th-of lst month
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
NOTICE.

wv i MI.
yAMES TOWNSEND, informs bis friends and
Il the public, that he has employed an experienced
workman, at th. CABINET MAKING BUSINESS
and is ready to attend to the calls of bis old Gus
toners and Friends-the smallest favour vii! be
gratefully acknowledged and punctuaiiy attended
io--csii ut the Chambers over his Store. north
corner of Rannister's-waarf March 80 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fresh from the Manutactory.
JOSIAH .. BURDlCK,

No Ia, IIAMEs sTKEET,
Ind directly under me Custom House,
HAS now on hand complete assort-
l. l. ment of morocco walking shoes, laced and
strap misses and chiidren's boots and shoes; to.
ge her With black and colored Denmark satin shoes,
OF the first quality and newest fashion, all of which
were made expressly for retailing. The above are
warranted to be of as good quality, and AS cheap as
can be purshased in this town, for CAsn.
NIB Measures taken as usual for all kinds OF la.
dies, misses. and childrens boots and shoes. and
made al The shortest notice. Jan ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
WOOL CARDING.
CUI!DALLSS I MILLS.
Wooi Cdrding.

THE subscribers inform their friends
4 snd the public. that they have replenishea
Their Carding Machines with new Cards of the I'm.
est ard most approved manufacture. and that they
are now enabled to Card Wool OF all grades, in'he
best manner. .tI fern
They continue to Manufacture all kinds OF " ool.
en- Goods, as usuai-.8so, they color and hnish
Wooen Cloths of all descriptions, and 10 color gar
ments, &c. that have fsded, become unfssl''on.
sbie-Ah branches Of tie above business ill he
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE & GklNNELL.
N.B.-sANroRD ALAy, Little .Compton--pELEo
CoRgY, erton-WILLIAn PsARss,. Bristol.
Ferry-and Jo7 SBERMAE, in Newport, viii re.
ceye and iosw ard articles intended for the Manu-
factory. Portsmouth. July i9. 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
Among his medicines Aic

Doct. Sydenl0n'S celebrated PiHS.
"Tbese Pills are excellent preyen,ives OF many
diseases, If taken due season, and in actual dis
ease have been used with good success. They sf-
ford great ellef 10 bilious habits. in rheumatism,
jaundice sick headache. babituai oostiyeness COT
rect aud purify the blood, AID excellent IN ie-
male complaints. They are gentle in ,beIr opera.
tion and are the best physc ior ,ie head ache when
proceeding from arrangement OF the stomach and
bowels They are superior to Lees. AndetsoDs, or
uooper's Pills The increasing demand Tor sydcn-
hams P,ils, is evidence Of their superior Efficacy.
Rose Ointment.
"Tbis beautiful Ointment is a cheap certain, safe
and speedy cure for the ITCH II has been uscd as
a remedy Tor the scadiesd and for other r-,ils'pns
about tie head, face, hands, &c. This eminent has
never failed TO cure the Itch, iD single instance,
when properly applied" tie calls for this ONT
ment 10 preference to any oher is proof Of its su.
periority.
Also, Of the beat ssaIiy. Essence Of Peppermint,
Liquid Laudanun, Ellx. psrsgoric. other TInctuss
ana Elixrs salts, hiers pierA sulphur. crcm, tar,sr
&c. &c Teeth Powders and Brushes, Opolcldoe,
Blush I'll, Bi,ters, &c.
Also, Doc, Maaleigh's much admired
Madagascar OH,
Flr IN. hair. This oil Is used To curl and perfume
the hair to cause t TO grow, and 10 prevent bald.
meas. This Oil IS in g,nersi request.
or As ABOVE,
100 ID ess peppetrnint-i00 lb rqaid laudsnuH.
-i2 gross Of rose, or itch ut men,- gross of y.
denbsns, Lees & Apderson's PiIls--o gross OF
Msnleish's celebrated Madagascar D.i for tie bsif
Gsubers. aud ether sais-- al 81 superior qualify.
C.e. !5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
FRESH
DRUGS and MEDNIWES,
OF TUE BEST QUALITY.

OF TUE BEST Quality.
Which will be sold for vs,y moderate prices, ut
Dir. JOHNoON's cHp.
No. 1873, jRANEs STREET
inst North or Me Brict .'Hdrkst
nDGT. JOHNSON thanks those who have called
- on him for medicine, or medical aid auG
sures others, that they WI! lind good Nee aes
al his shoy, elsewhere and the greatest care wilt
be had that no mistake be made.
GJ' Medicine Chests put up, or repienished, for
families or ships, with great exac,ness
UJ Natural aad Artiiicis Teeth prepared and set
in the neatest manner; Teeth dres.cd, extracted.
&c with The greatest care.
or Doct j. ssil attend asua' 10 all PrcteGiIdon
calls.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
UNION FACTORY.

INDIGO BLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
L friends and the public, that they have estsb-
'shcd the Indigo blue Dyicg, and have employed
an experienced workman at The coloring aud finish
idg Woollen goods Of all descriptions will be fin
ishod in the nealest manner, the most reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDING.
Wool of all grades carded into rolls in the best
manner. They continue to manufacture wool on
s"sres or by contract, AS may best suit their en-
pioyers.
The following persons will receive and forward
any ticcs intended for the Union Factory.
EDWARD STANHOPE, and
ROBERT X 4 FRANCIS CARR, NenPDrk
GEORGE LAWTON, Tiverten.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisso! Perry
They return their sincere thanks to their former
customers and solicit the continuance Of their ia.
yours JOHN BABCOCk.
MUSES. LAWTON
po-'sraoGth. June 13. s. r....
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
MARBLE
MON u M L. N I 3,

vT>OMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hear,hs,
& Fire Places and Grave stones, of American
ana Italian Marble, blue, white and clouaed, for
sale on the Packet wharf, NEWPORT.
500 pair of Grave stores, of the finest
and mos, durable Blue Slate, warranted superior 10
any sold in this state.-Free Stone for Windows,
Caps and Sills, Hearths, Fire Places aud Steps,
All Of which will be sold at the lowest Prices FOR
Caat, Country produce, or other Ierchand1e, and
Iong credit ifrequired.
apply to JAMES STEVENS,
Newport, March 81. Pelham. St~ees.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
SHEAIHlNG PAPER, LiNoGhD
OIL, STAVES, &c.

a CONSTANT supply of the following kinds OF
4 N Paper. OF very superior quality, may be had
by applying TO
+. w. LAW TON,
Ccrser If Washington Square and 11ames'
Strret.-VIz
Fine skeathing for Copper-sand. sheathhg--
Double and single wrapping, extra sizcs-henlisn
Cap, for Hardware, &c.
A l. o,
10 bbls Watermsns idnseed OIL
. 10000 w. o. HID SLAVES
GO 900 CIGARS.
C-TOne case superfne LINENS, eHEar by +he
piece or yard.
Newport, July IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02

rSIsrED AND rusbIshRpsr
IyILLLf.N SLNONS,
ypIsr.Roy rnE Laws og rHE EusITgpsTArss.
T's--qs Of the RepajhcGr.
Two dollars a vcar--one half IN advance.
Price ot .4c-ert'sing.
One dollar ard 6ty cents square, for three weeks
andtwsnty-iive cents for escn publication alter
smaller ones in the same proportion
r-r Advertisements will be continued ftJoTesdden,
unlass inc term OF continuance &c y ee'ned.
rPJob Work satisfactorily executed.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-19

tons, which is always respectable in the
eyes: of the Spanish Government, I
transmit, by order of his Majesty, the
passports you desire, hoping that your
Excellency will be pleased TO leave this
capital with as little delay as possible.
I" am, sc.
EvARIsTo SAN MIGUEL.s
The .fustriGn Note speaks of the " ca
luminous insinuations" of the Spanish
Circular, and declares, like the Prus-
sian, that the Cabinet ofVienna cannot
continue its diplomatick relations with
Spain.
The .4nsvrer is simply, that the Span
ish Government is Indifferent whether
it maiItains relations or not with the
Court of Vienna"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-19
FORMAL HOSTILITY.

PARIS, JAN. %.
The Chambers of Peers and of Depu-
ties, assembled this day. At O'Clock,
the King took his seat on the throne,
having his Royal Highness Monsieur on
his right, his Royal Highness the Duke
of Angouleme on his left, and che Duke
Of Orleans at little distance. M. Dam
bray chancellor of France the Prince
IalLeyrand (Grand Chamberlain, and
the other great Officers Of the House
hold, occupied chairs appropriated to
them. Some minutes before, their Roy
al Highnesses the Duehesses Of Angou-
leme and Berri, and the Duchess of Or
leans, were seated in richly decorated
gallery assigned for them.
The whole assembly stood up uncov-
cred. His Majesty invited the Peers to
be seated, and the Chancellor, in his
name, conveyed the same invitation to
the Deputies. His Majesty after uncov-
ering for amoment and bowling to the
assembly, delivered a Speech, from
which the following extract is made -
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-19
WORCESTER, MARCH 10, 1923
-~-...>se1o@Oeeees-"---
Worcester County Nominations.

At large Meeting of Federal Republican Citizens from
County, assembled ubck notice. the
Worcester the 18th of March, 1885, Gen SAS HOLMAN
in the Chair
The following Resolutions unanimously adopted.
undimnshed confidence the integrity and
of Strong and Brooks and that the renewed attacks
character Of those PATRIOTS and of their associates
the of such confidence.
nomination of individuals for the highest offices of the
and able of the of those
ngushed during difficult period of political AFFAIRS has
hearty appreciation
Resolved therefore, will zeaousy in pro-
tho elncfon of
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

From the Boston Palladium Of March 14.]
By the Packet ship New York, at
Newly ork from Liverpool, papersto Feb.
were received, from which the follow
ing important articles are copied
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-19


CITIZENSHIP again when will be called
upon BY duty % o the @ FROM those who
ensuing shall be entrusted with the management the
variety of considerations present themselves the mind of
OCCASION who reflects upon the important fn NE 9 b
becoming for welfare and happiness of the people OF this Com
monweath.
influence the happiness n and prosperity t of S ps
R w e bopn a o uan and
and Slavery have there made their home and Liberty
sansa The hsse ' Ottoman
s asfasn a n s pu epis GREECE but @
not sa i no % Necessary that that should be good
that its administration be good also
the happiness Of its s lie , Of any
that human nn Td an e es oise lost
feel deep o tRsy pp se soe
through all departments those who are pest G4anna p S n nus
and integrity Y. s pso n1 the a these ' me
6 an occasion like the approaching election, therefore, citizen
ocm upon the right which he should on no terms ever
compromise the right of suffrage m er.. Of this rvbt and 51
N that prosperity the State for several years they are un
e onb b s o The whwd only the of its
and amidst security there may be ganern Oh . f
wealth well among those States the policy certain
then s n S no mor hearty apd
supporters those who opposed to some OF Inc measures men
cy of those enough that have every way mPe
ent to fulfil the duties of government whose political prln
pes hOo of WASHINGTON and such as he n " m nave
les appeal good this for we feel that important T
hand Of the approaching election 70 determine
whether and people we
SrRoNe and Brooks or on the contrary witness INC
many
their influence and happiness SO muh I'M
pred We therefore, upon forward at that election
give who he in their c0nAences believe VIII most
consult nd promote the pubhck good - ,,p:..,..
80 th that appeal on this subject
with the most confidence who have felt the proud satisfaction
claiming political brethren the names ne
m and Strong and Brooks of other eminent worthless that we
peal at this me upon the language OF one whom we nave u
SECURITY AS regard your honour an
happiness Massachusetts, forward on the ht Monoy
believe be assured that an united effort
will made political enemies to prevent the election
candidates offices that then
be bestowed people, Every caumny that can be made use or
effect this purpose will be adopted and duty yourselves
and your pos hoped will be still true to the trust that your
fathers committed to
the first office the State is too we'll
known commentator from It's d'ent say that ne
in and deeda supporter the prnc
pies of the country, emnend quahhed per-
form of that Office. -.
has TOO long of the people the stations ne has been
called fill require testimonials his fitness tor that ONCE Al
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-19
PARIS, JAN. 26

PARIS, JAN. 70.
Il cannot be doubted, that an intimate
connection has been recently established
between England and Spain. The arriV-
al of LordSomerset at Madrid as Ambas-
sador, at the time when the Ministers
of the Holy Alliance were quitting that
capital, is an incontesdble proof of this.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-18
Eighteenth Congress.
MONDAY, DEC Is. 1898.
IN SENATE.


M. Mills, q Senator from the State
of Massachusetts. appeared and took
his seat.
The throne Of Grace was addressed
in prayer, by the Rev. Dr.. Sisoghton,
apla,D of the Senate.
The folInwingco alton, receiv-
cd from tho Department Of War was
read:
DErAaTxE.T - WAR,
December ~, 1873
S,R-ln compliance With the LIST sec
ton Of the Act 0i Congress, OF the 9Th Of
Nav, 1899, to amend an act, entitled
. 40 act to regulate trade and intercourse
with The Indian tribes, and TO preserve,
peace on the frontiers approved 30th OF
March, I80a,' j tran,Dit. herewith, 40 alb
.traet-of all license, granted BY the Su.
perintendents and Agents Tor Indian At
fairs, to trade " ith the Indians, showing
by, and to whom, when, and where,
granted With The amount OF the bonds
and capital employed ss tar as the same
could be sscer,ained from the returns
which have been made to this Depart.
lent.
| have the honor to be. your ubedient
servant, } G.. CALHOUN.
70 The President OF the Senate
Of The Unl!sd States.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-18
LIBERATION or THE DISTRICT.

L1BERATlO OF The OiSiN'S.
M Ssowpss Of your oides SUBJ
scribers sends you the enclosed Memorial,
and r-q tests ,ha, ycu viii pae'is he >ams
for the information Of the inhs bltan's ot The
COUNTY If Alsxan ria Your sur-criber,
SIR remembers he first d,y Of the Govern
men, of thr U States under the Const''u-
tion-a great and gallant day i'swss. and
he could hardly have espec'ed thai his 60
mlcile would he FIX d upon soy por 'on OF
the republics soil, wan,ing lie franchise
which should he common 10 all.-fet,
such things are" and have overcome
us Ike a summer c'ou', without cur spe-
cial tear AMI WONDER"
The Memorial contains provis'ontor Inc
only objection heretofore urged to our De.
coming ourselves again." viz: paw ment
OF the piper when he strikes up HAL Co'
lumb,a," and we dance to the tune OF
.. Phs sons of Columbia will never be slaves,
While the earth bears plant, or the sea rolls
its waves"
Yours. AN OLD JOKER OF 1883.