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AUCTIONS.
THIS DAY.

IN TUESDAY at 8 o'clock, P. M.
" will he sold at the auction store Vi.
rie.y of goods, among which are
Sugar in barrels
Rum in do.
Apple brandy in OILS.
Vinegar in do.
Do. in bogsheads
Fig blue in boxes, IL ID.
Mustard in do,
Soap e. candles, good qualify
Day T. Martins backing
Rice and hops
Bales Of cotton
10 DO moss
Half pint tumb'ers
Window glass. s by 10 =.
ALSO,
Cassine.ts, rose blankets
Knsp'd cotton, red flannel ..
Cloths, kerseys, stockings T. gloves
Shoe thread. shoes and hats, &c. SC
S. A. MARSTELLE2, auc.
feb Is 49,
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COEIEN'S,
orrrRy AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
III MARKETS STREET, BALTIMORE.
Where in the two last STATE Loire
R,Es the great capitals of 40, 900 & 10. 900
were sold, besides no less than SEVEN
Cap,iais of 5000 dollars each and where
also were sold the great capitals Of $4,000
and 20 900 doliors, being the tao highest
in the Monument Lottery, which finished
a few weeks ago
nTOrders from any part Of the U. s.
by mail (post paid) or by private convey.
ance. enclosing the cash or prizes in any of
The Baltimore Lotteries will meet the usu
al prompt and punctual attention, address.
ed to }. |. COHEN, Jr. BALTIMORE.
feb Is
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Lot of Ground,

With a FRAME TENEMENT thereon ;
situate as follows-Beginning Is3 feet 3
inches from The corner Of West-street,
running thence west and binding on Duke
street 81 ieet g.; thence south, parallel
with West street, to Wolf street, through
the squire thence east and binding on
Wolf 81 feet 81 ms thence in straight
line TO the beginning sold 10 satisfy an
execution i'm favor al the United States.
ID MINOR. ID NJ.
for I. RrsoGoLD, Marshal.
JAMS is
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DISSOLUTION.

TINE partnership of John Fl. Broders
J. &. Go. is this day dissolved by mnlusl
consent All persons Indebted TO the firm
will please come forward and make pay
ment; and all persons having claims a.
gainst said firm will present their accounts
to John II. Broders, who is fully autboris-
ed to collect and settle all accounts.
JOHN H. BRODERS,
feb IS JACOB BONTZ.
The gro Gerry business will be continued
by
JOHN u. BR0DERS.
who intends keeping goood assortment Of
G. ROC E. 4 / f. s,
as usual, and HORSE FEED of all de-
scriptio
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y l. N ~ HO I1Ath
$3.50 prize of $4,000
S222 do 1000
.lCoTl l3Ols 1862 9275 prizes 100
1873 1901 l20S3 prizes OF 30
Thirteen of ~
And 1913 prizes of 10
All marked thus = sold at COhen's Of
fee. The 5000 dollar prize sold at Co.
hens in. one half and two quarter tickets.
Only THREE MORE DRAWINGS
remain 10. complete the scheme, and the
capitals Of 60 900, 9 of 10 600, 5000. 5000,
&c slilkundrswn, and ALL NOW FLOA-
TING except the twenty Tickets a:e al
ready scarce. and speedy application" is
advised: Price OF tickets only t,relve dol
lars, aud shares in proportion, 10 be had,
warranted undra Wn al
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MARSliAl.'S SALE.

NIILL be sold on The premises, for
w CASH, on Monday The Sd day Of
March neat, at ! o'clock, all the right, IL
tie and interest OF James S. Scott, in and
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EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

The state OF things in Europe, at sthe
LATE OF Tire last intelligence, was very SIM
suIaJ, aud pefhapsa little pOrten,ous.-
'twould seen tbss the French Minister
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Or We are authorized to

announce SYDNOR BAILEY, Esq. as
Candidate at the next election TOR rep
resentatiye to Congress, from the District
composed of the Counties OF Loudoun'
Prince William and Fairfax
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY.

WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
THE Members OF the Washington So
i c,ety Of .aleaandr'a. are hereby mott,
fed that The Anniversary meeting Of said
Society will he held at Clagett's Hotel, on
Saturday the e2d instant, at 10 o'clock.
The Society will move in procession at
Ia O'Clock, to Christ's Church, where an
ORAT7ON
will be delivered by John l. Lloyd, Esq
one OF lis Members.
C. r. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
feb IL eotss
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MARRIED,

By the Rev. Mr.. Faircloush. on SUNDAY e.
vcns, the 10th inst Mr.. JosEfH LEwi., q
Miss ELIzABErH HORTON, OF St. Mary's
county, Md.
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PHILADELPHIA PACKET.
,J0sebh Hands Line.

AM The sIoop BETSY is now
8S63 up at Philadelphia for Alexandria,
Georgetown and Warrington, ID. {. and
will clear on or about the 2ed inst.
feb lD-3t r.. CUNNING.
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NOTICE.
4 stated quarterly me. ting ut the 81.
~ .andrev's Society, will tie held at the
Washington Tavern, on Tuesday neat, the
18th inst. at 6 O'Clock, p. M. BY order
Of The President.
ROBT. JAMESON, Sec.
teb Is q
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TO Rent.

TO Rent,
On very advantageous, terms, a highly
improved garden. in the vicinity Of
Alexandria. Also wanted 10 hire, per-
son acquainted with gardening.
Apply to the printer
feb IS 2w
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LAND AT AUCTION.
THE subscriber will offer for sale to the
Il highest bidder, on Thursday the Sd
day Of April, for cash,
4 EARN,
lying in the counties of LoudouD g. Prince
William, containing 4s5 acres about one
fourth OF which is in wood. This farm il
we'll known TO be inferior TO none ~ its vi
cinity Tor the culture of The different grains,
aud IS particularly. well adapted to gra-
zing, considerable portion oil il being the
bottom land on Bull run. which passes
through the farm
This iavm is well enclosed, and there
is omit
Il Valuable Country Mill.
and comfortable establishment for an O,
verseer The sale will take place on The
premises.
c. SHIRLEY CARTER.
feb Is tf
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SALT.
on O0O bushels Of salt, suitable for
the fisheries. tor sale on libe.
raj terms, by WIN. FOWLE& Co.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-16

t.sbess rr'fu'. ana siscn.ncsb. !. will be
,eeollecud ,hst Ihe "a vi Le crew cf the
NiuHs CstsiIus, vs'e G.schsrged some nns
since y JUdse Pa'ker.
COMMENT --Cap,a,n Robinson, OF the brig
BeseoStc, tiom Nsw-O'lesns, states, thai
the brig -, Captain Pc kins, of ksnnehunk,
arrived 81 The BJ!ize on the 2lst OF March,
from Post Prince, via Csmpescby. While
a. The laGier pon, Csp,sin Perkins orig was
boarded by pirs,icsl schooner OF sbonl ioIiy
constrained by crew Of fo,y bru.ss in humsn
shape. Who stabbed Captain y. in several pla
ce', aud cot 81 mis- tell arm. Captain j. then
made known wheie the pirates would find
SDst money was on board, which sn,ounted To
sbuu, two hundred dou5loons. Not satisfied
~ub ,hl., the murueters proceeded in their
work oi oDd, and cot of the rish, arm, end
one oil his legs, above The knee. The inhu.
nan mon.tes hen dipped q quantity OF oak
um 10 oil, aud after filling the mouth Of
poo' Pc kins with this cosbustible, they plac-
Cd him in The oskum, and setting fire TO j,
,con terminated his sufieIngs. The ma,e
sas stabbed through The thigh. The brig
wls 'obbed OF every movable aricie. IL The
Quotation we're not too hsckneyed, we'll might
We excialn with The poot,
---"Is there not some chosen curse,
Some hidden thunder in the stores ut heaven,
Red wilh uncommon wrath" &c.
Commercial! .idpertiser.
Tn. French big Jeune Henriete, from ST
JsgO dc Cubs 70 Nsn,Z, having been Io0bed
oi simos eyery thing on board, has puI iDIo
Savannah. Two ladies, pasenges IN schr.
bound 10 New -Pi evidence which he'd been
previously robbed, were put on board the
Ffench big. The ladies had been fobbed ol
eve'y Ihlng. Ono Of them, with small Child
by hef side, had rope put round her neck.
and knife held 10 her breast 10 enforce
disclosure whather any money was on board,
The ladies' suppose the crew 20 have esen all
mu,deted ~. Y. Statesman
The big E,ele, f'on Martinique, arrived
az New II ven, bring, information that
French "a, which ef BreN Feb. Gu, had 81.
rived at 81. Pierres, and that on her passage
she cspu ured Spanish - gun brig hom fia-
vans,who had luocked he 10 the Dishttn ough
mistake, 'hough The csptu was 40, justified
by che Fsench Comnsnder Oh the Z ound oi
his ship having been attacked. The Spanish
brig had so passenger, and 3 millions ol
irancS, specie, indigo, cochnsaI, sc. Tor Ca
dlz.---t6. a.
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In Providence, by the Rev Hr Gtno, Mr. John ID.
Fsndicy, to Miss .Eer,bah .lustin ia, the Rev Mr.
Wilson, Mr. George f. SmmonS to Miss Eun;ee T..
EDDY, daughter of MIR njamln Eddy
ar -,
In this town on Saturday morning last, very sud.
denly, Mr. EhshG Sntih. aged 81. He was an hon.
est, worthy and respectable citizen, and ever main.
tanned the true principles ot American liberty aud
general philanthropy
AT Providence, Mrs JerasLa Might, W dow Of
Capt John Wright, of this town, in her ga IN year.
Mrs. Dapis, widow OF Capt seth DAVIS, IN her
S7th year ---.hary Elizabeth. daughter of Mr. Ga.
ieb G Gibbs, IN her sd year ---sir Joseph CoLe
housewright, aged 43 His death WAS occasIoned
by wound which he received from chlSel, carried
in his pocket, upon which he incsutousiy sat down
At south Kingstown, on the lst instant, Mr. John
Watson. son of John J Watson, Esq. aged 20
On BOARD the ship Asia, al WhamPoa oi the chci-
era morbu.. sept 2, 1922, John Smih Of East Green
wich, (RD sept IL, Josefh H. h.ce Of Warwick,
(RI) aged 49, sept IL, Rschurd Hu'chinson, (msn Of
coor,) OF Bedford Mass
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CALAMIToUs SHIPwS SEcKS.

The schooner Thames. Winants, from
Richmond, for New York, was wrecked
at Great Egg Harbor during the late
storm, and the Captain, two of the crew,
togeth,r with the passengers. nine in
number, unfortunately persisted. The
mase with two of the seamen left the ves-
sci in the boat, and reached the shore in
safety.
A schooner went ashore about 3 miles
south OF Squam Inlet, and all hands were
supposed to have persisted.
The schooner Margaret, Captain Dan.
iels from New-York. for Petersburgh,
(Vir. was wrecked 1t MiddIetown(N y J.)
and all on board persisted. Besides the
Captain and crew, there was one or two
passengers.
The Bremen ship Welthurger, Cap
tain Myer. from Bremen. via Plymouth,
for Baltimore, was driven ashore after
losing three anchors auJ her ruddcr, on
Wind Mill Point, near the Rappahan-
mock, on sunday morning 30ih ult. AT.
Eic,ing 10 relate, the ship lost oil her crew
and passengers.
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spre d throughout Europe, and produce.

spre d throughout Europe, and produce,
If no' .imiT, at least equally !erocious
and ,lnguinary measures, as thos- " hich
stained The earl, years OF the frcnchTev-
oiutlon. We cannot see how England
is to escape its snares. Her interest may
lead her to prefer peace ; but 'he honor oi
John But is somewhat sensitive and he
may be pricked on 10 G. State Of things
that sill make war necessary on bis
part. .-B0Stsn G0z.
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LADIES
BOOTS AND SHOES.
VERY LHk.iP
BURDICk & HU UICHINS.

Reshec9nay inform he Ladies Of .hewhorf
and rs vieinny,
EHAI they manufacture all kinds OF
Il ladies, misses and childrens Boots and shoes.
IN the neatcst and most fashionable manner and Of
the best materials
They also keep constantly on hand. q complete as
sor'ment OF morocco and kid walking shoes. and
pumps also, black and coiored Denmark satin
shoes-misses and children's 30, All OF which will
be sold very low
Ladies are respectfully invited to call at No i24,
Thames street, opposite the Union Hotel, and Judge
for themselves
ApTu is
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New YoPE, Feb. Z

NEW IoPE, Feb. z.
TEXT We learn from ou, NJ. folk Coz
re'pondeo., that Nicholas Gofgoi, bostswsib
ri The NInfs Caa.iuJ, sent in for piracy BY tue
Uoi'ed sIs'es' b'is Spark, hs. been b oush,
up before he Cniei Justice NJsns!I, by .
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FROM MEXICO.

The John Capt. H.iiard. brings ac-
counts from Vera Cruz 10 March ISM.
The country continued in a very unset
tied stale. Tie Republican partiz3n
chiefs were Concentrating their ioIces al
Phebla, preparatory To attacking the En-
peror in Mexico, who has about 2OO0
men attached 10 him, with the Indian
population IN his favor But the general
opinion appeared u be, that there will be
no fighting, and that the Emperor will
soon, either seek his personal safety by
flight, or make some arrangement with
the Republicans by which he may bc
permitted 10 retire as a private citizen.
y Pork paper
The U. 5. frigte Congress. Ceptalp
Bldde, was at st. Jago de Cuba, aDout
the 9.h nj, to sail, it was said, in three
days, for Havana.
PosTER's SQUADRON "A letter
ffom st. Thomas, da,ed The llth uIt.
gives the following particulars OF the de2Ih
of 1t. Cooke, commander Of the scboon-
er Fox. one of the feet under the com.
mand ol Com Porter. The Fox WAS
approaching the harbor Of Porto Rico a.
the tine two other vessels the Grey
hound and Beagle of the sqnauron were
lying in port. The Governor informed
Captain John Porter, OF the Grey hound,
that onIy two would be permitted to .be
in port at one time, but Capt. p. could
not communicate with the approaching
schooner il consequence of the heavy
surf Whea he had come within gun
shot Of the Moro Castle, two guns with
blink cartridges were fired at her, but as
The Captain did not think them intended
fhr him, he s:ood on towards the harbor.
A gun was then fired from the Moro,
which killed Lieut.. Cooke. The schoon-
cr Immediately came to anchor among
she breakers, and Lieut.. C's body was
carried on shore and buried with military
bonors. The three schooners then pro
eeeded to Join the squadron and commu-
nicatr with the commodore since which
nothi had been heard at St. Thomas
from Them. On the receipt OF the mel
anchoiy news, the American vessels in
port hoisted their colors half mast
From Canton. BY the Asia, at this
port. we learn that the number Of build
ings destroyed by the fire was, according
to the estimates of the Chinese, between
fourteen and fifteen thousand. The Last
India Company's loss was immense, but
that Of the American, was not thought
10 exceed s 10000. When the Asia
left Canton, preparations were making to
Eebuiid the Factories, business was -four
i,hng, and China street had beguntore-
eume itslormtr appearance. .-PrO0. Pat.
CALAMIrous sHIPwSEcKS.
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NOT ICE.

r HE copartnershlp heretofore existing
i undo he firm of .NtvmI e. Greene. was DIS.
solved ~ mutual consen., on the 2sb February,
1923 81 person, indebted 10 s.C firm sfs request.
ed TO NIKE impe)is,e payment 10 .
hpuno JOHN U NEWMAN
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JUSI PUBLISHED,

AND FOR ALE,
M Mr.. flames Hamm0nd'S Book Store,
and ar Deacon Samuel VnSonS,
THE. first nunber oil the LADIES MAG
AzisE-Suo,crip,io paper, are open at both
paces. Those who have subscribed, will
please call or send io' theirs al Deacon ).
WILSON'S.
The motive ths, induces the sale Of the
FIRST number sngly, OF TO suit purchasers, Is
to give Specimen OF the Work, IN the h"po
of obtaining moe Subsc 'ibc and vnh less
troobl, than the usu.i method
Newport, April 3, 1928
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AUTHORIZATIONS S.hLE

ID Court, there will be sold at Pubic Auction. on
the 18th of 5,h mo next, al 10 o'clock in the FORE
noon, ali the right. title and interest that
.A.NEY BUFFU.H,
late Of Newport, had at the time Of her decease in
and unto three undivided fourth parts Of certain
lot Of land, situate the mills on the road lead
ing out Of town, and that which leads to Ismnany
Hill, contsining about two scres Boundaries and
conditions made known at the time and place Of
sale STEPHEN GOULD. .3dnr
.iLSO-st the time and place As above viil be
.old the other fourth part Of sad lot the properly
Of ,smue, Bulium.
wM LOWE, .iusfr.
Newport, April &c. 1921
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SHiPPk.NE LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT
ENTEhED,
Brig John, Norris, Havana, sloop Venus, Child,
New.Yolk
CLE8RED,
SloopHNenus, Child, Providence.

.Hondy, 6brR 14-Arriyed brig John, Norris. s
days from Havana, win moasses, sugar, and coffee.
TO q, L Nor,ham. Esq Lett, brig Ann GIdsden,
OF this port. for Hamburg, sail first convoy ship
Hope, Rider, of do. for Europe; Tassei, will
cox Of do for New.0rlesns, to sail in two days;
ship Gen Jackson, Of Bristol, loading for Trieste
ship Ann, of 0. for Nes-York ship Madison, OF
Boston, loading tor Europe brig New Packet,
Chase, Of Somerset, for New.York.
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TClRCULAR.

GENERAL Pssr-OrricE MAa 4, 1898.
- The public having made .rrsuee.
men's tor rusnsmittiDs correspondence along
the sea coast, rs well a. through tho county,
gres, expense, found itself q lose, on ,hse
account, IN consequence Of the 'nomc Qua es.
'ablishments Of Steam. boats.
To prevent these losses, sn6 to subiec, all
letters and packets Of leucts conveyed by
Steam boats, To the teguIsr postage, Congress
by an oct passed on the Sd inst. have estsb-
lished all routes on which those Boat, pass,
as post rosds.
You will therefore charge oil letters which
you receive or send by StoSm boats, with
postage according 10 tho distance they sro
conveyed, at The same ratios ss if scnt through
The mail by land.
IL Is important, particularly on account OF
The state OF The receipts and expenditure. of
the department, that the act oi Feb. az 1915.
be duly enforced and carried into effect. (see
pages 90 and q OF the Post Office Iaws) and
hope you will not tail to prosecute should
the law be violated. Yours, Sc.
RETURN J MElGS,
Post. Master General.
Extract rom tho law above alluded 20.
Sec. 4. .5nd be H further rnorfed, That, fe
shall be the duty Of every 'Dss,er or manager
ol sny Steam. boat, which shall pass f'om ono
port ~ place to smother por, o. place in the
United States, where . Poet Office Is estsb.
lishsd, 10 deliver within three hours sf,or his
arrival, II ~ tho day time, and wiIhio two
hours after the next sunrise If tho arrival be
IN 'he night, all letters and packages address,
ed 10, o. destined for such port or place, to
the pos, Iuas,sr tbe'e, tor which he shsl bo
enu,led 10 receive of such post. master Two
cents Tor every letter or packet so delivered
unless the same shall be carried or conveyed
under contract with the post master gene
rsl and II ony master OF manager OF u stesos
boat shall fail so to deliver any letter OF pack.
et which shall have been brought by him or
shall have been in his care, Or within his pow
er, he snail incur penalty Of thirty dollars
Tor every such failure.
Sec. 5. .1nd be 10 further enacted, Thse
every person employed on toa'd d any s,esm-
boat, shall deliver every letter o. packet of
letters, entrusted TO such person, to the mas
ter or manager Of such steam boat and be-
tore The said vessel shall touch al eDy other
port or place; and for cve'y failure, or neg
iect so TO deliver, o penalty ten doilas shall
be incurred Tor each leuer and packet.
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1fEUOR.I HD4..

-TIE.NOR.I NID.9.'
Arrived at Baltimore, April 6, orig Samuel Sher.
nan, OF This port, % days from Csmpeschy.
Arrived at Norfolk OH the 18Th ult. sloop Phebc.
Ann, from this port.
Left at New Orleans, March %, ship Newport,
Burroughs of this port, to sail in days. for Liver
pool.
Brig Mary. DunweIl, ofthis port, was at Matanzas
March %: Msria, Lswton, OF Bristol, loading for
Europe
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A l. E.

JONATHAN ALMY, informs
u the pubic. that he has received for sale, and
will keep a constant supply OF DOUBLE ALE, of
the first quality, at No 100. rhsmes-street, next
north of the Brick Market April 10
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POST OFFICE,

NBwPoRT, (RI) APRIL 5rh, 1923.
Tho above LAW via be sttic,iy enforced
against all persons engaged IN the Stesmbosc
service, who shall contrsvone the same.
A feb"st Maj, will be despatched by tho
Steam boa, { ON this ofice on those days, ,has
she depars for New Yo'k.
Letters, &c. TO b. forwarded by her, should
be endorsed 1" by ,he Sffam.bost."
This ofiic, viii be opened tor tho delivery
OF Letters received by her, on Sundays, iron,
IL To o'clock, Pm but no leue' will be de-
hvered siter ,ha, hour, except when her ar
rival is prevened by bad weather; in that
case, the onfce will be opened from s 10 g
rM B. Is MUMFORD. Post Master.
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L'ommlSSioners Nonce.

commissioners Noiice.
WYE the subscribers having been appointed ny the
w Hon Court OF Probate, for the town Of New.
port Comm'ssioners to receive and ex,mns the
Clans ofthe creditors sgsins, the estate Of
JEDEDEiH IRTSH
deceased, late OF said Newport. butcher, represented
insoven,, hereby give notice. that year from the
date hereof is allowed The creditors 10 exhibit their
claims, aud that we will attend for the purpose of
receiving the same, s' our respective dwellings, AZ
any time during said period.
ELEAZER TkEvETT, )
MATHEW COZZENS, Comrlissioners,
ELSATHAN NNgHE5TER
All persons Indicted 90 sait ega'e, ave f-questeb
10 make p.ymen 10 PEACE IRISH. ErsonHJ,
o. JONATHAN I. AI.MY, EJseussr.
April {, 1929 La9l
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers having been appointed Adminiss
traitors on the Estate Of
-H3RY &. GARDNER,
late OF Newport deceased. requests all persons hiv
ing any demands az snst said es ate. TO present the
same ior settlement--snd those indebted, are re.
ques,ed TO make immediate payment TO
hUDLFY CLARKE, Z a...,
Ami O.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-16

The U. 5. friglte Congress, Csptar
Blddle. was at St. Jago dc Cuba, aDou
the 9.h ull to sail, it wa, said, in three
day ), for Havana.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-20
NEW INVENTED WIND MILL.

ALBANY JUNE 'l5.-~Mr. Francis Harris
has for some time past been engaged in
completing wind mill, upon an entire
.Dewjplan, for which he has obtaineda pat
ent under thcacts OF congress. Some OF
tho particular advantages of this plan
over the ono in common use, consists in
its containing self regulator, which is SO
adapted, that with the most violent wind
the machinery is no way deranged. 1t
also requires less wind TO set il in motion.
Ii willcarry two run ofstones, and is cal
c,Ilated TO grind grain, plaster, &c.
He has, understand, expended nearly
$4,000 in constructing this mill, on ele.
waited ground, south west Oft the capitol in
this city. MIR Harris is perhaps one of
the most industrious and ingenious me.
chanics in this country.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-20
FROM CURACAO

BY the arrival of the schooner Hippo.
fnones, capt. Bourne, in IL days from
Curratoa, we have papers from that place
TO the lst inst. We extract the follow.
ing intelligence. The patriots it seems
have experienced another reverse.
L,was reported at Curacao, that dur.
ing the late engagement off Laguira, be-
tween the SpaDiards & Colombian squad.
ron, under commodore Daniels, the cap.
tain Of the Spanish fiigate killed five or
six OF his own men himself for deserving
from their quarters. N. Y. Com. Adv.