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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-04
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Was begun IN isl5, aud has since been steadi-
iy advancing in public estimation In Jauua-
ry, 1879, the edtorship was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, oil the University at Cambridge
New England \ Ht@ 2erieS was then con-.
meuced, with which il /, convenient that sub
should begin. Orders for any purt
OF The WORK will however be thankfully re
ceiycd by L. LiHcll and by \. Norris Henry,
Who are intercstcrin the publication.
Padiistei qUarierjg--fitce fife D0iidrs a
ge@'-Poyabb IN odeaHcc
American journal of Science and
Arts,
oondacied By BENJAMIN siLLlMAN, Pro
JtssorQ II ChenaStrB &c. iaie college.
This Journal began in the year 1919. Two
between which there is an interval
OF about three months form volume
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-04
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-04
PROPOSALS
For publishing, BY subscription,
A NEW AMERICAN
biographical Dictionary,
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OF TIE

n.o,,,ea Heroes, Sagea and Statesmen Of "A
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06

propose TO pay any part of tire public
debt, and hereafter, the taxes would
have TO be raised to an amount which
might Cypress the people. On the con-
trary, by pursuing the course recommen
ded by the Committee OF Finance, you
would lessen the taxes, provide tor The
gradual payment Of the public debt. and
in few years relieve the state entirely
of debt, when the taxes woald admit o.!
considerable reduction without incur
ring the hazard Of not being able to meet
all the public engagements. He went
irto calculation to prove that not with
standing the passage OF the bills Apo.
priating money, which had not been en-
braced in the estimate of the committee,
the balance in the Treasury Oh the S 81
Sept. next would be eqaal at!east to what
had been estimat ed.
slr. Patteson thought that it tie gen
tieman had been successful in provns
tlat his calculations were wrong, he had
also proved that the report OF the com
mittee was wrong, and that if The taxes
could not b, reduced % per cent, they
could not be reduced La. lie recap-
tulated the views which be had before
taken, and Insisted upon their propriety
The blank was then filled with eight
cents -ayes 76, noes 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06

An act establishing the town Of Frank
fort 10 the county of Greenbrier.
An act concerning William Temp
'kius.
An act to revive the inspection Of to-
baccO in the town Of Brook Neal, Camp.
bell county, aud forother purposes.
"An act providing for opening road
from the line dividing flrgioia and KEN
lucky, on The Louisa folk o! sandy n
YER, to the rich lands Of CIinch river
An act establishing a superior court
Of law IN lie town Of iynchbuys."
Z" An act making an appropriation Tor
repairs to TIC governors hoase, and Tor
other purposes."
(" An act TO amend an act, entitled san
act, Incorporating the trustees OF Mar
tinsburg Academy"
can act concerning William Clayton.
8 an act for completing the pablica.
I ten Of the statutes at large
An act to amend an act. entitled IAN
act providing for the sale Of the lands Of
which rhomazin Ellzey died seized
AN act to amend tie act, for arFang
ing the counties of this commonwealth,
into Districts, to choose representatives
to Congress-
San act extending the powers Of the
notarles public OF this commonwealth
An act concerning the superior court
Of law for tienrlco COUNTY
'Anactto establish inspections Ct to-
hacco, on the lands OF Thomas May, in
the county of buckingham, and on the
lands of Allen DAVIS, IN the county Of
Wood
IAN act Incorporating a company, for
the purpose Of Improving the navigation
of the Great Cape Capon, AMI North ri
vers.'
An act incorporating the Richmond
Aqueduct company
An act concerning Ralph Stuart
Al act concerning John Alternately.
'An act to amend the eight section Of
the act, entitled, IAN act to reduce into
one, the several acts, concerning the
auditor and treasurer
IAN act incorporating the fauquier
and Cuipeper turnpike company, and
for other purposes
An act ,.ithorisins the Board of
Public Works to subscribe for part OF
the stock Of the Wellsburg and Wash
iDgton turnpike company
.An act to amend the act, entitled,
san actte reduce Iato one act, the Sc
veral acts, and parts of acts, for es-
tablishiug penitentiary house, and for
the punishment of crimes
AN act to amend an act establishing
a town on the land of Joseph Carr, IN
the county of Loundon, passed Februa-
ny LIST, 1872
ITO be concluded in our next
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06

ven the keeper would be allowed to SPEAK
TO him. But the court had directed that
he should be furnished with a Bible,
which they hoped he would read with at.
tentIon, and qualify himself TO enter the
world prepared to lead a better life. lie
would not euly find that book excellent
in moral and historical view. but a.
bounding with the most beautiful and
sublime specimens Of composition.
Maxwell resembled the description
of TIE Vermont Doctor, mentioned in .
this paper on IhAlsda last
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06
Editors Correspondence.
RICHMOND, Feb. Is, 1928.

"The bill concerning the improve
mcnt of the Navigation of the River
Potomac, was this day read a second
time and ordered, by a large majority,
to be engrosscd for third reading
This vote may be considered as an in
dication Of its final passage in the
House of Delegates. 1t is expected
to pass the Senate with little or no OPP
position. 1T is not the same bill, how
ever, that was originally reported.
A nc,o one was offered as a substitute,
and accepted, and ordered to be en-
crossed, as above stated 1t creates a
stock of 100000 dollars, including
the stock OF the present Potomac Com
pAny; and requires that the Company
to be formed assume the debts OF the
old company-reduces the shares to
100 dollars each; requires that the work
be commenced as well at the highest
as the lowest point at the same time;
and emits so much of the Maryland
bill as authorizes the General Govern.
ment TO appoint Commissioners to act
in conjunction with those appointed by
the states. In relati~n to the Junction
canals contemplated, it authorizes each
state to use the waters of the fiUer for
those purposes, provided that in such
use they leave enough for the purposes
of the canal contemplated by the bill,
and forbids them in any manner by
any junction to tap the main canal -
1t provides, also, that such junction
canal shall by no means, either direct
ly or indirectly, draw any water from
the canal Authorised by the bill. The
bills, however, yet open to amend
ment, and many perhaps material a
mendmcnts may, and in all PROBABLE.
ty will be made-Nat hi.
For the very interesting and satisfac
tory Information contained in the follow
ing letter, the Editors are indebted to a
Member Of the II. of ID. Virginia, who
deserves the thanks ofhls fellow citi ems
for his steady devotion to the object
which seems at length to be on the eve
of accomplishment We say On the eve
of accomplishment because the first step
is taken, with decision and irmness
which surely presagc success.
Vat. Int.
RIcuMoyD, Feb 21st, 1898.
81 with great pleasure inform YOU Of
success 1t the bin to incorporate the
Potomac Canal Company" 1t passed.
he hoase ~ Hrlcgaes yesterday, by
vote / 10 to 44-the ayes and noes being
required on its passage. This day, wirh
some amendments. (which the friends Of Fl,
the measure in the 10 ser House will &C
ceptS it passed the Senate, VITA oaly
three dissenting votes. The ia4cci,ive
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06
Extract from a letter dated Havana
Jan. 81, 1923, to a gentleman in
PHILADELPHIA


Yesterday there had like to have
been an unfortunate affair between,the
boatmen Of this place, and the officers
ofthe U s. Spark. it appears that
the Spark had given convoy TO some
vessels from this port, and the com
mander was informed that one OF the
schooners under her conyoy was u
well known pirate that had robbed
several American and English YES
sels-she was therefore taken posses
sion of and sent with the crew to the
United States, the passengers being
brought back, The brig came in yes,
terday, and the people when the news
was spread, appcred very much vexed
with the Americans, SO much so that
they threatened TO destroy the brig. -
Towards evening, the officers were
coming on shore, bat were not permit
ted 10 land, for the boatmcn on the
warf salutcd them With broken bottles
and stones, aud had their clubs raised
in case they should attempt to land
Seeing this they returnedto the brig,
Thc schooner was owned by some
Galatians, who are the cause of all the
disturbances here. Last night an A
merican ia chaifmakcri was Killed.
lately witnessed sale of some goods
a short distance from town, brought
in bv toe .Pjrates-Gold watches SOLE
for about S6---pieccs Of muslin s
and cochln4l at $'l0) per scroon,
sc,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06

North West Coast.-In December,
says the Boston Centinel, Russian
trigate and store ship touched in En-
gland on their way to the North West
Coast of America, for the reported pur-
pose of executing the famous Ukase of
the Emperor Alexander respecting the
Russian boundaries and restriction of
trade liz rhat region. AS the United
States have SEINE interests in that quar-
ter, it is not improbable that an Amer.
lean frigate will find employment in
watching the conduct and movements of
the Imperial vessels.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06

Spani>h JudgeS.-A ease is pub.
li,hrd ofa capture ofan American by Il
Spanish vessel, and the Spanish Judge
i'gaiizing lbe act Thc judicial in
tegfity OF Spanish Judge is some
thing like the bravery OF CJn Qnixote,
as tire following fact, wishin cur
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06

a Ne,o T.rs paper says, She elfe' t
5f the pressure Il the Btanch u?pa III.
'ocal BIn&s is 900 serioas oh3 am l."
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06

Hiram Maxwell, in New York Court
of general sessions, convicted of steal.
ing horse, gig, aud plated harness I'm
der peculiar circumstances. In order to
obtain the confidence Of the ewaer, he
had at first hired the horse and gig. AT
forwards, he went TO the servant, and
pretensllng to be physician, hired the es-
adjustment agaih, under The protest Of
a pressing call in the iiae Of his profes
sion. But ran away 10 Albany and soh
it. The crime wruid justify sentence
OF the full extent OF the law: bl, the pris
oaer's own request, bis punishment WAS
to be solitary confinement. The Cogrt.
in remarking upon the severity oil tai.
mole "i punishment. observed tkat thes
hid fixed the term of cOu iinement az the
shortest limit allowed BY the lag. viz:
three years and ore day. His capIinc-
ment va. to 81 perfect solitude not
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06

We have much satisfaction in stating
tat the American brig Ann, from
Salem, reported in our last to be a
shore on the west side of the strand
has since got Off, and came int the
harbor without damage.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06

By the regular packet ship William,
the editors Of the n. York Gazette have
received their regular files of New Or
leans papers to the the FIRST inst inclu
sive Late advices had been received
from Vera Cruz, from which it appears
that the imperiaiists had possession Of
that place. y battle bad been fought at
Xapalo, between Iturbide and Santa
Anna, in which the former was defeated
and compelled to eyacuate the city.
turbide had howeve" been reinforced
from .UeXico and again got possession of
trat place, and retaited it the last &C
counts. TWAS supposed that he ~onld
not long be able to wear the Imperial
crown.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06

and unsatisfactory coarse pursued IN the
Maryland Legislature, induced the friends
Of the billher to srlike out the section au.
thorisinS subscription OF stock on the
part of this state. have but little doubt
Iron the harmony which has prevailed IN
the legislature, among the friends OF in
ternal Improvement, from different parts
Of the state; that, had Maryland psssed a
bill making any tolerable provision for
the purchase Of stock in this great un-
dcrIaking. Virginia would have done all
tlat the friends Of the improvement OF
the Potomac could reasonably have es-
pecled Of her We should have passed
law here, on the subject long since, and
have asked the passage of a similar one
On the part Of Maryland, but, before the
report Of the Potomac Commissioners
vas laid before US, we ascertained that
it had gotinto the Legislature Of Alary-
land, and that they we're acting on It.
We entertained 40 doubt OF lts success
there, and every effort on our part to
bring on a correspondence or Interchange
Of opinion withits advocates III that bO-
dv, proving aburtive deemed it more ad
visable to follow, than attempt TO pre-
ccde Maryland and it was not until at
ter the bill was lost there, that we deter
mined TO eifectits passage here, without
waiting for ,her. 1 has been subject
of deep regret and modification to the
friends OF tae measure here, that all ef'
forts to bring on a correspondence with
any of the committee Of the Maryland
Legislature proved unayailing, and lett
US to grope our way entirely III the dark,
excepting the little light reflected on
their proceedings, by the Intelligencer
and other prints"
Another letter received here, says
"Although amended, the leading (ea-
lures of the bill are preserved. The a
mount Of capital is limited. in the first
instance, to two millions of dollars: even
tually, in case that amount should be
found insufficient to finish the work,
500, goo dollars more may be added by
a new subscription. The stock is made
real estate.
"Virgina does not provide, in this
bill, as amended, for taking any stock,
because she is bound by general law,
creating fund for internal improve
ments. to two fifths of any stock authori
sed by her. Size will come hereafter."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
hJIR RIF -,


In this torn, on Tie 9Th uli BY the Rev Mr.. Elton.
MIR Ncnrv Orqa TO Hiss Inn Hs3luBd, daughter OF
the late sir Thomas Howihnd.
On Thursdsy evening last. by the Rev Mr.. Her.
man, Nj 1homqs Britiry 10 Miss .'farg 1epnsend
daughter Of the late Mr. John To~1send, both OF
this IOWA.
On sunday evening, c3l u!t =, the altar of the
S.thot,n Chapel in RrIs.oi, hc the Kew. Asa Kent,
Mr. FrGreis Carr of this town. 10 Miss Lue'nd Dur
fe. daughter Of the late Judge Oliver Duriee, Of
Niiidlriown
At soutlIings,own. on Thursday evening, 27th
ult by the Rev William Norlhup, Mr. Pardon r.
Ha=B,nd Of Nor'h.Kipgslo~n. 10 Niss Ro6y ~ Stan.
tan. II south.Eingstown, aud daughter ot Daniel
StsnJn. Esq.
DIED,
T. ;his town. On Saturday last. Hr Eiiian n.
Oman IN his SD year, son oi Mr.. wi'am Oman.
On MonizJ evening last, 81 er = long anil oistres.
sing iness Mr.. Jsaeaiah ir,sh, in The fSh year OF
his sge
Al Bristol. Mrs .4tiynR .'fsTo relic, Of ,'1 late
Mr.. Geo re Munro. aged 90.
Al Providence, Mrs PlrJe Chd'rbfp rt'ct o' TIE
late Mr. Christopher Chsmpiin, 81 shis town, ssed
75---Mi,s S.1n s. Carpenter, aged IL, daughter
Of ~. Ezekiel carpenter
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
Nccc- lmR E%chanrr

There is "a mos haue ina prospect (ssys
The y. y. Goa 90 70 the speedy commence.
nent o! this building, On @ msen'Gcen;sca I;
tbe DiIec,Ns pf the Union aud Mcrchsn,'s
B., rs have come forwards with spi'i, en- a
iibeiany lha is highly harofab ab!e--,hcy otlc'
their p'nps0y in WsD street at cost, u ocru.
py Banking Rooms IN The Exchange, and 10
subsciih@ 'ibe raliy- 10 the sock ! IS bciiev
ed 10 Di ecicrs ot he other nstks win no,
be S,n'aa them in iibsraliiy. Toe whole
me sinhis in:e-css see IN dc,c' ciined hst
zoe nrst conmsl ci4l Guy IN the Cni,cd S'a'cs
shat no !0Icer be wi,h,ui a sui,ab't place in
w,:ch 40 do Ihcr business. The lac 'cma'k4
oi a Travelled, as TO the uGproduc'ivenoss OF
lhe Baltimore Exchaage, oush, 10 nave no
weight. here IS no comparison between
The two cities ia ony 'cspsc,. II Baltimore
had like New.Yo:iS, g. la>utsrce Companies
and Ba,ks, an nsot!y 50 II boxers, and nu
me ous pGblc Nois'ies, Con- m,ss;oners aOd
Lawyer, and others who want "ccou, nod,
ions ~ such an establishment property loccicd
hey wruid not depore ,he wep, OF revcnuc.
Whe.cver he Bank, lasurAnce Companies
G., in New-Y1ik src, h.ere will also be The
,nerchsG,s II the Exchange lie located on
he spot where the Trustees have fixed thei'
attention, there viii DC 20 wsot of sccnpln,s
affair rents. Confidence in il pto1uciseoess
is IN: and when he books al subscription arc
bpsn, We shall .y hard 10 some Of the stock
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

Nom Laguas.

The brig George own Packet, Cap. Ra'h'
bone, furnishes intelligence up TO 'he Isl ins''
The prospec, was mo,e lAue'ing tor The Co
ipn,bians than for some lime back. Mofo'es,
lon, their dead, wus now in q situation ihs'
s, was deemed impossible for him to escape.
lie had evacuated Mifacsibo asd marched
for Porte Cavel!o. Gen. Monlilla was 10 his
tea, win 1000 uoops. Pasz was in his 'front.'
md occupied with a strong torec, all the pas
.cs leading T. Porto CaveIio. Com. Daniels
wa, expected TO sc, sail soon 10 act against
porto Cavello, aud CO Operate with Paez.
Ssnguioe expectations We're entertained tina,
the war would soon terminate by The defeat OF
Morales. The Colombian squadron had now
uhe sole command OF the sea; ,he Ligera
friga,c, which h,d so loag sustained Por'o
Cavsno. wss totally los,
The Colombian big Eagle, Capt. Co're''
had inst arrived a, Lsguis, with ihe SPso's b
brig Conce lion, from Havana Tor Bitceiono.
having on sos'd IS coo dollars 10 Specie, and
cargo valued al 100 900 dolia's, captured
OF the Coast Of Afics. The Eaele had pre-.
,iousiy captured two other vessels, valued al
3So Geo do.,a,s-t J j!er. fdv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
From fls Aetioral Go-ette.


Sir James M'lmosh was to publish, in
London, III The course Of the present
month, his History Of England, contin-
ued from Hume. Tile highest hopes
are formed OF it in England. We feel a
confidence that it will much surpass any
specimen of historical compasition pub
'ished since the appearance OF the works
Of Hume, Robertson and Gihbon. Sir
James is one OF the mos, eloquen, writers
ofthc aGt-his genius is cmiuenlly phi.
losophical and l!beral--hc has had access
10 All the best sources ct information ..
napied to his purposc-r-he has been long
aware that he was expected 10 accomplish
his task in the most instructive and bril-.
liant manner. Hence wc infer that his
work viii possess every kind Of merit
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

a letter from an American officer now
IN ,he Mediterranean, SAYS, Z" / know
that the cause Oftae Greeks is going on
ploliously, and if ti,y are DO, im,erIered
with there is tvcry rational ground FOR
believing tia, ,hyy will succeed, il not 10
their Immediate aUd iull emancipation,
at least to The grea, bcue,pent oi their
condition"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
pissies Captured.

Captain Meyers Of ,he schooner Sauty,
a'iised here yesterday from Jsmaics, 'epo' I,
,ured pifsiicai schooner sud ieioccs of he
so1'b side Of Cubs. Thirty OF the pi a,es
were killed end seventeen taken pti'"ners.
who together wilh the p'ixrs, -rrived ., KIoe..
ton on the same day with he Nancy.
Bolr .daserfean.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

Sss. 10 dsys, bound 10 Wcrren; ssihd IN "a ~;th
hrigs Basy. Barton, and Jsn,.s Co'e BON To- War
ren--aiso. Mary, Noyes for New yo,k, ol prov
ecnee Lett, ship BOY, Green, al this po,i Feb fo#h
Tor the nor't OF Europe Mar Is, L,ig rsn,hsr.
swinburne, Tor Europe, ship William Gardner
ct Warren, wsning cargo, brig Chaile Coffin. from,
Warren sch Five Sisters. ftum ss,snnah. lust Ar.
rived--spose, sch Mary Amy In lat 20. I'm ~. 2
days from Boston, bound to Alexandra
t Sunday evening Ma~ Q.
Arrived in the west passage, hiig james. ,o,e,
20 days hoa MatanIas. for Warren. n.
Aicrday erening Mar 2,
Arrived brig James Monroe. Rhodes, Of proy;.
denee. from Wilmington, (ae) bound To New York.
cargo OF rice, cotton, aud naval s,ores-ss,a from
New Inlet, Feb Is, in company with he brig Cad.
mas, White. Of kcnnetunk, and sch Moxs, West, OF
New'Sork. both b.und 10 ,he Yves, Indies Lett,
btigs General Jackson. HoL kins Of ard Tor proyi.
tcncc. in days; President. Manning, OF ditto, for
NewYork. in days; sloop Golden Age, Marble. ~
this port, for Baltimore in > days, sch Cercns Car.
ter, and brig Union. Bgcy, bot OF this port, load.
ing fbr the wes, Indies sch Retrieve, Po,,er, of
HoVden,e, for West Indies.
TsesdJy, Asar 4,
Arrived ship Gepersl Darlington, nartiu, IL days
from ss'sanst, for Providence
.HE-No6iND.a
The sen Esther, Perry. Of this port, was in ire
Sassnnsh river, ia,h ut bo,,d up.
Arrived oil the bar Of New. Orleans. 2Sih Jan ship
Newport, burroughs from, this port.
Arrived at Havana Feb 6. brig Samuel, sbearmar,
from this port
Sailed from Curscos, Jan 9eb, brig Nicholas &
Felix. Williams. Of This port for Charlss,pn
Brig Hiram Waite. OF this port, Tor Havana. CID
M Chsrleston, lt,h ut
Arrived NJ Mobile. San -. sch Sarah Ann, viusou,
from lhis port .t
The sch. rassc''. Wilcox Of this port, arrived NJ
81, Johns, u. X. 30 days since.
The ship Frederick. Aogo,,us. Earl. Of this port.
WAN spoken on The coas, OF Jspap in Jolly last
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
Prey,ess Of Emcire.

The lapse OF hity yeas hss p'oiucct, on
he :sce OF ,his counuy, peihap, a grester
change 'hsn WAS ever produced on the isc- o!
any other territory on tho g!ohr, within 81,
;.,me iims. We do not. Of course, speck 81
spots Of grounc, oil iew squsre miles, bug AZ
extensive territories. Less Ihap 6hy tears
ego, the now pcpulons and u lJu',shInc S,utc
ot ksniuchy bad not white inGabI,sr'
Who're the TsansyI,snia Unhe siiy now
sands, or near IL, Ihe,e 'angsd, IN l7Tj. he,ds
OF ,hou,snds Of buas!ocs. We menuon TINS
i9ci at the present moment, bccauss It tnakes
more striking the following statement OF The
preseai extent of ,her iiourishine inst,tn,ion
The Catalogue Of The Officers snd S,ud,n,s,
'or The present year, pTesen's tbs foliowlog
aggregates -
Ohicers oi Instruction, -.
Law S,udec,s, A4
Medical Students, 10
UUder Graduates, ~
Preparatory Department, 81
The whole number OF Students, IN oil he
Lenguoges and Seieuces, Y Ih'ee hundred
snd eighty six, on spot where, less than ht
" years ago, we repeat, liunting and NVs'
were The Only studies Of he sco;ipinal race.
The auemp, TO anticipate what will be The
progress ot improvement IN such coun,ry,
IN fifty years TO come, Ioohing b,ck 10 fly
years past, t!is one o,ih something like Inc
sensation which accompanies Tho .!Fprl TO
comprehend ind0itude, of 10 measure sterni-
~ ---AGI. lE'sH
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

in New Jersey, she't iir,e sioee, stick
oi !oS GOOD wrs sr'ii aPen, IN the heart of
wb'ea wss foapd hsrcy csmb, 6!iesn inches
long, containing huney 1t sD escclea, havot,
aud IN pa fec, state OF pteseivo'icn--Ihe
comb "ss Closely cnvtloped on all sides win
solid lumber. Eow nasEy yeas have passed
since the honey was denosned,i is nnposs'bls
now Ia discover,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
SHIPPING Inst.
FORT OF NEWPORT.

FORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED.
sioop Ann Maria Gardner. N=v York.
CIE.9RED.
sicop james Lawfenoe. siiInson, BRrns'ahe.
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