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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-06
LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LIZ ENS,
Remaining in the Post.Ofiice, Alexandra, lst
February, 1898.
A
Catherine Alexander, Dan'l Alison. Sa-
rah Ashton, Wesley Adams.
B
Lucy Ann Branham, Margaret Ryrne.
WIN. Bulterwick, Thomas Berry, James
Bloxham. Lewis Blackburn, Pauiina A.
Brooke. Tho. K. Beale, James Boyd, Ed
ward Bates, Elizabeth Brown, Mary A.
Baird, Thomas Bird, Capt. John Butts.
James Carson. James L. Cathcart z.
Emily Cole, Jane Crandell, George Cor
bin, James Carter, Thomas B. Crawford,
S. Chaplain, Janadan Clarified presumed
for Jonathan Schoyfsid.
ID
John Drain, Kitty Dogans, Thos. Dix
on, Ann Davies Juliann Davis. Thomas II.
Donaldson. T.
Mary Elsbery, WIN. NJ. English.
Il
Patrick Fardy, join Fitzgerald, Robert
Fulton, Miss Harriet FitZhugh, Mordlcai
c Fi,zbugh.
Kinsey Griffith, John Giles, l. Graves,
Sarah Gordon, Elizabeth Gordon, Nancy
Grigsby Robert Gray, u.
Susan Haynie, John Harrison, Jacob
Heutz, Nehemiah Hicks, Robert Hall,
Philip HelIrigIe.
Catherine Jewel, Aaron Jones. Presley
Jacobs, Curtis johnson, Capt Thomas
Jackson, Edward H. Jacobs, Mary John
son, Jane Johns, Martin Jones, Ann Jen-
ipher.
Samuel Kirk, Pliny Kingsley, Eli Ken
dali, Mrs Elizabeth King
Richard Libby's administrator, John
Longden, MIR. Layton, William Ligh!toot
Thomas Lowe, John LanbaD; Noble
Lindsay, Joseph Leslie, George Leak.
Maria Langley. Miss Sally Law Mis- Anne
Leary, Joseph Lake. Thos Lawson, Eli
zabe'b A Linn, Joseph Libbey, William
Lighttoot.
Jos C. Marbury, Emma McQnam, WIN
A Maddox. Peter B Martin Tbos Monroe,
David Marie. Jaaoes Mill. Abial Marshall
John Morris, Joseph Mclean, John NJ
McCarty 8, Mrs Ann McCar,y, Iguatius
Murray. master OF Brook Lodge No 2.
+
Palmer Patrick VIM Patterson, Caleb
Putnam, Jas c Patton. John II Pool
Il
,, Elizabeth Rinker, Ross 4 Frazer. Mat.
thew Robinson, Thos & Roach, Richard
Rock.
John Shakes 3, Harriet T Stuart, John
| O Shannessy 8, Saml H Sanderson, Daniel
So,ners a, Saml Summers 2, John B Seyer
A SandIord, Robi SkaIllng, Thos Smith,
George Semmes, VIM Singleton.
Il
VIM E Thompson, Catharine Talbot,
Thomas Talbot, BENZ C.. Thornhton.
~
Martha Wancher, Geo B, wilkinson, 2,
Hiram Williams, Harriet West George
| Wright, Thomas Williams, Mr. Whitney
| SamI Wing, Alexander West.
Eliza Zimmerman
OF Persons applying for letters in the
! above list will please say they are adver-
| tised. D. BRf AN r. III.
| feb4
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-06
COLUMBIAN BAKE HOUSE,
TINE subscriber will Rent for the ensu
IL ing season, the

FIlHE subscriber informs the public,
J. that he has taken the bake house
formerly occupied by Mr.. KooNEs, and
recently by Mr. LANHAm His intention is
to select the best Of Flour. and to be
very particular in making the
BEST BREAD4rD CAKES;
he is determined to give the strlctpst al.
tention to his business and 10 please his
customers. With assurance on his part
to render this establishment OF the first
rank, he confidently hopes that be will Sc
cure the patronage OF the public.
N. B. CAKES may be had by the bar
rel or smaller quantity.
SAMUEL MAGE.
jan es =!
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-06

The ninth of February is memora-
ble on account OF tho death OF hing
Henry, notable ara in English histo-
nv as being the origin OF vast conse-
ousuces. The marriage OF Queen Ma
~ with Lord Dsrnley, cousin to her
sslf as we'll as to Elizabeth. excited
IN. displeasure Of the latter. who was
tbe cause of the numerous machina
ti,ns put in force against her. Accord
inc to ,preconecrted plot. Darnley was
hlewa up in his house; and to encom
mass he destruction of the unfortunate
Mary. the rumor was circulated, that
che had been accessory to his death.
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SALE OF POTOMAC LAND, &c.

-, In pursuance Of the provisions
I'M ofa deed OF trust from WILLIAM
HskA BRENT, Jr. and WlNiFRED
AIL. bis wife to Walter Jones and
The subscriber, for certain purposes lhere'
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JAMES 5 GUNNELL, VI. ID.
dentist,
ID ESPECTTULLY offers his ser ices
IL as Dentist to the citizens and visi-
tors OF The District of Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington. GeorsetoUn.
Dr.. Sim. Dr.. c. Worthing ton,
F. May, P. War6eld,
Culbush, Henderson,
Hunt. N.W.Worihington
Sewall, BOhrer,
Washington, Magruder,
Watkins,
alexandria.
Dr.. Semmes DR.. Washington,
Richards, Fi,zhugh,
Peake, Slabler,
Gen. John Mason. Richard B. Lee, Esq
Col. A. Henderson, Geo. Graham, Esq.
Rev. DR.. A Hunter, and DR.. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue, the
third door west Of 18th street, or two doors
above Mr.. Duport's Snuff Store.
Washington City, oct 8 wt'af
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Borders Wanted.

DONrUtFS W IHtCU'
MIR. SHIELDS will accommodate !.
N few GENTEEL BO.3RDEf OIL
asonabIe terms. Apply q: h;''esidshe''
on Royal street. :,
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Drafts

Drafts
ON New York,
" Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and
Richmond, Va. =,
Either al sight. or short dates, csn' ~
all times, be had in sums, TO suit pufe'N'
seIs, al ,,.C,
s. e.. NJ. ALLEN 4 Cos
Lottery and Exchange Office.
Pennsylvania A'en0e''
Who irish 10 purchase
North Carolina
South Carolina [BANK NOTES
Virginia
sep -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-06

Remaining in the Post.office. Alexandra, lst
February, 1898.
A
Catherine Alexander. Dan'l Alison. Sa-
rah Ashton, Wesley Adams.
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w anted.
mentioned

anted.
4 SOBER middled aged Man, who TN.
N derstands the care OF horses and
can drive carriage. Enquire OF the 2rin-
ter.
jan IA 3lawSw
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sravers, and having lhc necessary nipple.
fnents, sSc. We have not Ter how the
allfay rotnmehrcd. or vino fred frsl, bnt
presume II began On the attenpt nj ire
6aieunda part, tn entrr the hansl 10 make
HE arrest. \ Mr. Smdl, who was At the
house Of Stardi,ants, was shai tlnngh
the body, and died f,w hours alter.
lie is supposed n have been Il t-,nt #
Tie connterieiters, employed in piii ins oil
then paper. Roswell Stndtani tho Miu
eipai onFraver, was shot through the napr
OF his neck AMI il snprosed ia he danger
onsly wounded. Mr. nonloatl, Who was
OF the Golconda party, IA endcasouing To
prevent disturbance, aud IL induce the ny.
sailed IN submit without - sisture, nas
siiot through the shoulder lie eonnd
very dangerous, Que ofbrt was also
wounded, but We do not know e. whrh
patty he belonged. The party malig sue
eeetlsd IN taking them prisoners, aud Hwy
are now confined in idl, together wilh
sash of the assaiants AS were concerned IN
The killing and wonnding. Tue Shrrinhas
communicated the facts IA the judge of
the Circuit, with n view To the holding a
special court for the trial oil the prisoners
Out none has yet beet ordered, aud VT nm
derstand II Is a matter of doubt whether
the statute gives authority to i,nld oue.
Since the above was IN tyIr we have
procured more correct account II was
a day or two after Small MAS Killed, that
the other attack WAS made. The first
party net concerning themselves strong
enough ~ turned 10 Goconda, aud day
or two after about forty persons assem-
i'ied, and proceeded MP Ia the nrghhor-
hood of the eauuteflciters on honrd tn, |,
steam hoal Cincinnati surrounded The
hoRsc, anti amer a considerable struggle, IN |
which Sturd,ant and another Of his party, |
and Mr. Rondeau 1.-THE other party, were
wounded as stated above, they Succeeded |
IN arreslloS Roswell s'tmiheart aud his e.
ther, and Two others, aud conveyed them |
TO jail, Who ale the only persons thas are
Information not being cor |
rect, which stated that some OF the assml- |
lOis were also III lsil
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-24
cA.cUi,ArrION

This word, says the Nantucket EDqui-
rer,) i turevef IN the mouths of some peo-
pie. a reference 10 dollars aud cents
'ofns the concluding argument upon eve
ny propo alton III other pleas, however
REASONABLE, rust, or necessary, dee before
The all.eonquern6 dictHm, "count the
cost !"
Not that prudence Is to he condemned,
nor The practice ofeconony discouraged -
these are virtues whose exercise inhiie Mtg
remait rirtu0ns, we would always lncu}catr.
But how of "a is the basest a,arice indu-
ged under tle abused name of frugniy
aud how seldom is the boundary rrgaE-
ded, which separates genuine discretion in
matters OF pccunlary expense, from down
right meanness and the most 8ordid par
silnony 7
Gdtcaiaia0n is m opiate which, puts "a
rest many n laudable enterprise it is Il
htght-mare, branding over some Of the
sweetest affections aud noblest impulses al
the human heart. II qurnehcs tine Zeal OF
pa riollsm, aud quietly witnes ss liberty &
justice tramped upon by the hoofs OF ty.
ranny and cupidity. re literature il is Il
most deadly foe. Genius and mnutal in
dustry trreze under IT'S irigd shade ! and
merit, waiting for encouragement, goes
plnlng and trembling Ia lis grave.
What should w think Of that man, who,
while standing securely Oh shore, hcholdng
a fellow beng overwhelmed IN The piticss
ocean, and Struggling in the extremity OF
despair, could cast up The cost of the
drowning wrelch's salvation whe could
draw forth his memorandum hook and
pencil, and figure with nee delibcraiiou,
the exact difference in dollars, and cents
and mills, between this or that attempt al
IA, rescue
Yet such men there are, De IL acknow-
lodged with shame's leddcst blush, WHOSE
| souls are contracted within the narrow cir
conference OF u siIecf dollar; whose ca!.
cntatlng minds are bounded by the nine
| dl1lts-wh0se lmaginatIon's utnr1st la'i-
lude is that Of back note
Alas! poor h'maD nature. Would that
| the same preeaution were applied to those
ISLANDERS which are heaped without cou-
science or caicubufion upon the oppressed
and Me unfortunate Would that the
powers Of arithmetic might he as serHpu.
lousy employed in estimating the mis-.
chiefs which proceed from industrious ca.
tuning end copardiy deiraeiioa.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-24
E.efruei Of a letter daieg

hAvEE, April 90, lae5.
~ have not much 10 say 10 you ny this
conveyance, Non viii see hy the papers
now matters are going On in Spain Not
much resistance has hitherto hrrn made.
The part of The Spauiards would seem Ia
be to let the French advance into the heart
Of the country.
" ON have snen proclaimed the line q.
conduct which the British government has
marked out To itself The Courier, | un.
derstand, says, the neutrality OF England
hangs by hair.
1t appears Turkey has renewed all
her claims on Russia II this intelligence
be correct, the war will spread widely very
soon.
Mr.. Gallatn and his family are going
home in the Montana"
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MASONIC sHNVlEE.

E1iE mcmhers al Marshall Lodge,
IN, -, viii meet at the Hall on Tuesday
The 24th inst preeiscl, Al 10 o'eloek, a NJ
II bring the anniversary ~ 81 John thu Bap-
list, II 10 expected thai all brethren OF rreihar
standing intowh, 1lhosc from hi cunntryw who
nayihink properto doso, VIII pin u Oh The oc-
Custom Aprocessiou will be formed, which
will proceed TO the fresby torian church where
sermon will he delivered by the Rev. Nm.
;. Reid, In eomWemoIpiiou oi the day. The
hour 81 service will be announced as usual, lsy
the rim sing OF the bell
by order,
JAMES PENN, Secretary.
Marshal Lodge, No. 30
June Il u 90
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-24

hriuF ss1n from tlIe depth Of tho soa.n--
Upon which She Immediately threw her
seIfinio ire sea aud was drowned.
FIN nh1fe anecfittie Is ";ify sare, and
II struck mr. Will beh peculiar force IN
renting il, as Ia induce me 20 make IL bet
ter saoNn, by sendos Il to your paper
1t discovers meeaccitably higher We've
thau the FAR famed condacl Of the aoman
l.ucreiia .Se}r Ontedas Iris.
-...sess..
i.ast year the Russian Bible Society
printed 100000 copies Of the Bi.le. This
year / will pint 100000.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-24

moment. ] suppose great numbers Of ari.
sateers will he fitted ont from the unitrd
STATES. IL they come h.re, they will gel
commissions without any dificultY-ihr
grand ollect being 10 do the Frrnh all tn
mischief possihle
Ii IS reported, AID hclieve correctly.
ttiat Catliz vii shortly be under martial
law, II he prepared for the worst, aud thai
u 6otetnof Mil be appointed who will II.
ME N ms own person, tue tfil and Mill
tary authority. II he be lnan of nerve.
he vii do mech gaod.n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-24
Ernm he Hlinois Ga-eite.

Bloody busineSs.-Last Tuesday week,
a party of eighteen or twenty sci ont from
Golconda TO arrest the Slurdlyants, VII"
live about I6 miles above that place, near
the Ohio river, and are Supposed To carry
on the counterieltinS business, being en-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-24
DARING ROBBERY !!

SAVANNAH, June 6.---This morning be
tween ono and three o'clock, the store OF
Messr5. GAupRA & DufAURf, corner OF
Bull and Byfan gtrcets, was broken open
by some william or Williams, who took there
from an Iron chest confirming notes OF
hand and due bills, tD the amount of no
wards of JORfttcH YNoUgdHd Doil1rs To-
gether with sundFy other papers. In the
chest there was also bank bills, specie and
gold, amounting to The sum Of Eieuon Inn
dre6 and F3ly-Sir DoHors---ma aing IN AL
FIFTEEN THOUSAND ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY SIX DOLLARS.
The robbers entered the east window Of
the store, which was opened by the use of
a screw a,en by boring through, near the
bolt ofthe window, by which menus they
were enabled 10 remove the key from the
bar, when free access was then had Ia the
store. There must nave been two or three
concerned in this thcfi, ms the ron chest
was too heavy for amy one man In carry
off. AT the time our paper went 10 press
nothing had been discovered, that would
lead 10 the detection of the yillains or re-
coyery Of the chest, &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-24

| We under tand llist Oh letting The ws.er
ilt1 the Canal 4 was found II leak aear Che
| vaie's Mil ad1 that The gate above Al the
he.sd If tire Canal was again shut. and The
| csnal almost empiied. The side of the Cd
nal at the place of leakage hes heen
heightened. the wafer still more gradual
/ ly introduced than a: Grst--and il Is pro-
liable thai the new canal sbeiween tire old
lucks and laaer arch viii be flled in Tire
course IF The wrck and tie boa center The
balm. Some precaufi u. however mist
necessarily be taken In Introducing the va
ter Iisieh. Com. june ,.
-e0s-
The following short lnt piiby dialogue
pissed hetwcen two negfoes soon after the
gunfnler of Lord CORVALLIS, at tie siege
Of Lutte Yofk
Ringo- iItlao, brndder Sam, how yon
do.
Sam--o. don no, bfudder Ningo, mighty
poorly.
hago-Poorly indeed yon no hear
dc new
saH-Sp. What sorter news
.ni,0'o-= WY don't you Know dat are
ggeai nIan dcs call Cornwalliss
.Sam--Yes, hear null bout him shoot
ing artcr de white folk all over dc country
lhngo-Well, spose yon know GinraI
,som u ,es Knows ole ma4sa.
.1ii6Ro Wei, ! tell You what, he no
Cofnndlis nov. he Cob.waIlis Gnral
Washington shell all dc roln off him loo
si,d.
't&41o-...
EHaordinaty instance Qf Longerig->
Died Vt The Hope Estate IN Janaicu, on
the 8lsi al May 1919 nan of ihe name
Of Roger Hope EIlostou aged upwards Of
10 yeats. lie could not III how long
It was tiai he had ceased 10 weik, hui that
ne knew II Was great many years, b,. bad
never drunk rum, or any o,hel spirit, in tho
whole course Of Lis life. lie was strong
man, ful SIX feel IN height, and Of great Vi
COR aud activity. He Was bartz,d in ms
desire, not many weeks before
ls death
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-24

WASHINGTON, June i3.-Don Jose
Maria Salazar was presented yesterday 10
the President Of the United States by the
Secretary of State, when he delivered his
Letter of Credencc, as Envoy Extraordin-
ary and Minister PlenipOtcnilary from the
Rcpnblic Of Colombia, and was received
in that eharact~ by the President
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-24

The steam ship Robert Fulton was sold
at New York on the I'd inst. by order Of
the administrators of the late David Dun
ham, Esq. for $4,000. The vessel was
purchased by Henry Eckford Esq
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-24

.4necdote Of a Jeloish Lody--Thc learn
ed s5hickhard relates the following story
from X. Abraham Lesita.
A Salacen commander Of feet from
Cordoba, in Span, cruising ON the coast
of Palestine, took a vessel bound 70 Sc
baste, with Some Jrarned Jews on board !;
there was one eminent Rabbin among the
rtst, called X. Moses, Glthcf Of Il. En0ch,
together with his wife, whose name is O.
mittcd in the story, though it veil desery-
ed to he recorded. 1t is only said Of her
that she was woman Of exquisite beau
ty; and the brute of a captain being about
tn commit violence on her person, She
calls 10 her husband, twho was within
hearing, but III chains) and asked him in
Hebrew, whether they who were drown
ed in the sea should revive Mt the resiir-
recion Of the dead lie replied, in the
words of Psalm xviii. q = The Lord
said, viii bring again from Basan, will
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-24

Richard c. .4adefson, Esq. Minister
from this government 10 the Republic of
Colombia, and his family, arrived here
Yesterday in the Steam Boat Norfolk, from
Baltimore, and Immediately after proceed
ed To Old Point Comfort in the Steam
Boat Richmond, thence 10 embark ON
board the L. S Ship john Adams. capt
Renshaw, which is TO convey Inn 10 his
port OF destination. .NoyoM Beoroa.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-24

Laie aud iR,POriqni from TIE Spanish .lfaia
NV YoRK, June a.-Bv the schoan.,
Eclipse, Captain Hathaway, from L.,
"aasfa, "e aase received Caracas pa.
pers To the 1sd Nav.
\ postscript in the Columbano, OF the
@lsi May, announces the imnortan, infelli.
gthee oithe capture OF the fortress of San
,aiiaS aud consequently the lake aud e,fy
ct haraeaibo, by the Colombian forces IN
der GentCal Auntlls. Thc information
was received through SO many channels.
u" danhis were entertained of its anthenti-
'lty- salhte Was fired At Lasgayra IN
consequence.
\ division of General Morales army.
600 strong unaer the command of Cal,
Hoinez, Which entered Coro, were lately
defeated by the colombian troops under
The command of LII Col. Gonsaez. The
spanish Governor, with many others, We're
killed.
On The Goth May, the Colombian fri
gate Congress Captain Cheync, of II guns,
500 men, anchored in the roads of La,
guyra.
The spanish frigate was still nj Porto
Cahello, mol having repaired the damage
she received in the late action with the
Colombian corvette.
Letters received AT Caracas ftom 30.
gotta, dated the 18th April, States that
'onsr' IS met tor the despatch Of business
on the 9th April. They also announced
that Gen. B'lsar was al Gtayaquil in the
month of March, and had Withdrawn the
snccors furnished by Colombia IN ieru,
they being no longer wanted, aud were IN
Their passage To Panama, 10 proceed IL
Sants MarlhN, and, If necessary, 10 Mara
caiho. This fierce IS said TO amount IL
upwards OF 5000 men.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-24

The following interesting letter from
Eadiz, dated April 25th, was received in
n ~ York. hy the schooner Little William,
saws the Mercantile. 1t is from the same
gentleman, who wrote rather desponding
" few day previous to the dale OF this.
We kn Nv him personally, and place the
almost confidence IN his statements.
CAp1h, April o." The French, as you
know, entered Spain Qp the 7th uit. and
without meeting any opposition proceeded
as far as Fltturia. The advance guard
is composed of discoutcntcd Spanlards,
which the French allew very much against
their own interest, as the spIrit ot veo-
yeance which leads them on has created
a a.. acton, and those who were ,tlelwise
disposed to receive the French TRANQUILITY,
are retiring from their homes, and uniting
themselves to BALLESrERos by thou
sands. Almost all the local militia oil the
Provinces have already abandoned then
houses, and are collecting where Their SER
vices may be useful. In the towns the
French have passed, some disorders have
heen committed, as much from the disap-
poinlment of not meeting The cetCeHe re-
ceptioa they erpectcd, as from any Other
cause The Constitutional General o.
DoNNELL is doing wonders-"e perceive
his energy in ever! act he performs. The
last accounts we have Of hun, ~ that o.
his having organized an army of $1,000
men, with which he will soon begin Ia o
perate, aud hcliesr one of hls first steps
will be 10 secure the passes of Somoslerra
ahuut IL leauaes hofih of Madrid. All ih'
militia Of MadrI,!. amounting 10 5000 men
have volunteered Ell musSee 10 JON the ar
my Of reserve in Audaiusia. W itb suci
elements in people, what should ne thei
reward ?Certainly not oppression.
"The government haye not yet signe'
Declaration vi Wal We eyprc, il ever,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
An ACT su,horising Nh Additional Naval
Force for the Suppression OF Piracy. .,

Beis enacted by hr Senate aud Hoase Qf
,RshressDsafive ofihe U,ifed States Of .fmtr-
iea in Congress assembled, That the President
oi The United States be, aad he hereby is, au-
Ihorised TO purchase or construct q suilicien,
Bumber oil vessels, In addition 10 those COW
employed, OF such burthen and construction
as he may deem Necessary, and 10 h., equip,
and man tho came for immediate service for
the purpose of repressing piracy, and of al.
fo'Jing efeclual protection to the citissns aad
com merce Of the United States 10 toe Goii
of Mexico, and the ssas End territories ada.
cent. ft.. ,.. r-g.
Sec. Q. .fnd BE- is farther enacted, Tha, the
sum OF one hundred and sixty thousand dol
iafs be appropriated TO mee, he expenditure
10 be incurred as Aforesaid, spa paid 90, OF
auy money in the rrcssury, not otheswise ap-
Piepsiatsd.
PIP. HARBOUR,
Speaker ofthe House OF Representatives.
DANIEL ID TUMPkiNS.
Vice President OF the United States and Pres.
h!ent of the Senate.
Washington DsO 20, 1922. Approved ,sl
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
Cheap Sattinets, Shirtings'
Shcstings, SIC.

Just received,
,,,ooO vds. b!tached and unbieacIIcd
shcetinss, - :,
600 do. do an do. o., shirtings,
500 do. So 7.s, sn3 "a Checks, az
500 do stou, Sht,iae,ts. Bedueks, furnuure
Checks, pisids, Sac. Knitting Cotton and Cotton
Threads brcsd Russia Diapers
The above, together with general assortment OF
Ynp,ish french and India Goods, are offered On iae
most reasonable terms by
K. L. LEE,
No ia, 7Znms: sncet.
Nn,,rnrt Dee 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
FARM FOR SALE.

EOR Sale-A Farm in South Kings
l. town, mics from tie sou.h terry. pleasantly
ssIus,sd moderately descending TO the east, contain
ing about $50 acres of land. proporiioned well tor
meadow. pasture, tiIisge. orchArdng, Ac woodland
wei ~sieged With durable springs. he sad fsi m
!. easily improved. On IL are one-story and iso
story Dwelling house, bsrn, &C For further psrtie
ui.is. iqu.re ., the sabse Der. on lie premises.
JOHN ROSE.
Sal Eaysis=u, 0cL IS, 1872