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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
Dover, n. III. June 25.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.


A quantity of gunpowder in a Wagon explod-
ed in this tow on the Goth inst. BY means Of
which two men were SO badly burnt as to die
within twenty-feur hours, and another man and
a boy were 50 much injured that their lives are
despaired of.
The Wagon contained tlcenty.fUe kegs Of
powder of 25lbs each, covered with straw for
more convenient transportation a small quanti-
ty, not exceeding ounces, had escaped from the
casks and was carefully swept from the floor of
the Wagon upon the ground. Whilst the own
OF the powder was in treaty with neighboring
stoTe-keeper for the sale Of the article, an I'M
lucky boy, without reflection procured coal Of
fire and communicated it TO the powder The
immediate consequence was, that the straw in the
Wagon which enveloped the kegs was in an in
slant blaze The horses Of course took fright
and set off without any certain direction.
The first attempt OF the horse was to reach the
stable whence they had issued, and which was in
sight ;--beng driven from this course thew
sought refuge in corner, which was made BIZ
two stores, and had the explosion happened here.
both would probably have been shattered in
pieces but Mr.. Hall, Of Straford, il his anx.
iety TO preserve his own horse, then in the inn
mediate vicinty,--droye the horses Of the burn
ing Wagon into an open space few rods dis
tant, and before he could escape, the powder ex-
ploded
Meantime two men and boy, working in
hatter's shop near, saw the Wagon in flame, and
without knowing IFS contents, undertook to un-
harness the horses They were instantly warn
ed of their danger by the shouts Of the surround
ing multitude, but they either did not hear the
cry of ponder distinctly, or they hoped time
would allow them TO accomplish their generous
purpose bat before they had half finished it, the
IRE reached the powder. Ii is wonderful that
both men and horses were not instantly shattered
in Pieces,-but they were not; one Of the horses
IS not dead, aad the men had presence of mind
to throw themselvesinto the river, and afterwards
to walk back to the tavern,-they did not die
until several hours afterwards Their names 4 re-
Abbot L. Kelley Of Waterborough, Me. and An
drew Kimball of Sandwich.
MIR. Samuel Hall Of Straford, and Lewis Col
bath 1.-THE boy are not yet dead, but are not like
ly to recover. Republican.
The Legislature of Rhode-Island has unani-
mously passed the bill for Canal from Worces
ter, 10 Providence.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

more general, from It's being supported by prophecy
from Mecca. Chield Achnlet repued sage and SAINT
among the pious Tulks, making his prayer alnne
prophet who complained of thu vices and sins Of me
Musselmen. dare no longer show myself before the
Lord, said he the other prophets laugh me 10 scorn-
the Musselnen no longer worthy Of the holy "a"
have given them. Oat OF tue hundred and eighty
thousand who have persisted in the space OF two years
scarcely thousand have had the happiness OF reach
ing divine abode which is promised the rewara
OF virtue.-Cheid Achmet, added he, go, revive the
faith Of believers, draw them from their disorders LEI
them again become worthy Of me and Of their God
hrman which has been read 10 the mosques confirms
the authenticity Of this prophecy and orders every
Musselman to have a copy of it, and wear II next ms
heart.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
From the Nele- York National .4drocate.
INTERESTING FROM THE SPANISH
MAINE

CuRRAcoA, 30th May, 1928.
Reported capture Of .Maracaybo by the CotoDs6i-
ans, and total defeat Of Gen. Morales.
We have had for several days past flying ru-
mors of the fall of Maracay bo and defeat of Gen
eral MoraIes-all of which, however, wanted
confirmation. BY an arrival to-day from Aruba,
we have received The grateful intelligence that
the reports are true, and that Maracaybo has ac-
tually surrendered 20 the victorious arms OF To-
lombia. aud fell in the following manner -
On the 10Th inst. two Spanish armed schoo-
ners sailed from Maracaybo for Porto Ca0eiIo,
not knowing that the Colombian Admiral Pa
dIla had crossed the bar few hours previous,
and by whom they were shortly captured the
whole feet then stood in to the Lagoon, and at
day light Admiral Padlla manned these two
Spanish schrs. with seamen and Marines, order
ed them to hoist Spanish colors, and make for
the city, and that he would send few sail IN
chase, which, however, should not overtake
them. All things being thus prepared, at z o.
clock A. M. the manpuvre was commenced,
the whole Colombian fleet Immediately made
sail in chase Of these two decoy yesseIs--they
were seen by the forts, which not suspeoting
the trick, began to fire on the Col0mbians aud
protect the supposed Spanish schooners which
anchored under fort St. Carlos, and remained in
battle array, firing blank cartridges at PadiIla,
till his feet engaged the forts landing was
then effected from the schooners, and the crews
entered the fort with three cheers-in few mo
ments, however, the Spaniards found out the
cheat, and were thrown into confusion. This
gallant little band of Coombisns harrassed them
in the rear, while Padilla 10 front was pouring
ia CALLING fire. The carnage now became
dreadful. The Colombian ship of war Mars
was sunk by point blank shot, and nearly all
on board persisted.
Morales finding his situation bad one, re-
treated with his army to Gibraltar, leaving Ad-
mral PadIla and the Colombian forces in pos
session of his strong hold. The forts being man
ned by the Patriots, and their flags hoisted, they
proceeded towards the city, q which immediate
y rallied round the standard Of liberty" Mo-
rales not thinking himself safe, went on towards
Porto CavelIo taking Coro, in his way. When
two days march from Coro, near Valencia, he
fell in with the advance guard Of Gen. Paez-
an action ensued and Morales's army was COM
petely routed In this as in several other ac-
tons the Spanish general displayed a want of
courage leaving the field Of battle and his army
to the mercy Of the enemy.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

The Father of the Marquis De La Fayette fell
at the famous battle of Rosback leaving his wife
pregnant of son !; who was born on the LIST Sep
TENDER, 1851 Of course General La Fayette
will be 66 years of age next September He
embraced the cause of American independence
in 1777, when Congress had SO little credit in
France or in Europe, that their commissioners
at Paris could not procure vessel to facilitate
the passage to the U. States of NJ. DE La Fay-
cite and some officers who wished to follow his
example. He purchased at his own expcnce
vessel called the pictorie, but Lord Stormount,
the English minister at Paris, being informed of
his design, forced the French ministry to oppose
il. After various attempts he at length succeed
ed in reaching America, and was kindly re-
ceiyed by Washington. :" / come (savs he) to
ask you two fayours one is that you will per-
init me TO serve under you a simple volunteer (;
the other, that am to receive no pay or emolu-
ment."
General La Fayette is not rich, though by
strict economy he may be said to beat his ease
IN his family chateau Of La Grange under
whose venerable roof Americans of responsibility
are always welcome indeed, a visit to this an
tque mansion is sort of pilgrimage for our
country who visit France; and the enlightened
travellers of all countries readily Join in render
ing homage to man, who from strict adherence
to the virtuous principles of Washington, has
become the most distinguished and admired pat
riot now living in the two henispheres.
The Balsdm Of Peru is said 10 be a certain remedy
for modification Dip piece of lint in the balssni,
ana lay Il over the affected part the moment mortihca
ton appears repeat the application nom and even
ing, until healthy CALCULATIONS shall appear.
Electricity Of a Cat-The Philosophical Magazine
says that when the atmosphere is favorable and the
has lain sometime before the fire. person. hy taking
the cat into bis lap and placing hand under the
throat with the middle finger and thumb gently press
ing the bones Of the shoulder and passing the other
hand along tie back, will experience very sensible
The electricity excited BY rubbing cats back is rem
dered evident to all by swapping noise and sparks of
light
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
BY THE MAILS.
NFw YopF luna Or

NEW YORK June %.
Son Of yMurat.-On Saturday, the 2lst inst
the son Of the late King of Naples reported him
self to the Clerk Of the Marine Court 10 this CITY
as an incipitant step towards naturalization. 1t
appears by the report that his name is Charles
Louis Napoleon Achille Murat; that he was
born in Paris, and % years of age and in the
column intended for the expression Of the pre-
sent allegiance of the party, he is stated as
vowing no allegiance TO any prince, potentate,
state or sovereignty whatever
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

Sitrsr .Hines.-Late accounts from Washing
ton county, Nilsson. inform, (says the Lexington
Gazette of 5th inst that a trading party was
forming 10 visit Santa Fee 10 Mexico and also TO
open silver niRe that was discovered last sum-
Iner, high up on the Arkonsas River. The guam
tiiv and richness Of the Mineral affords the most
fatteIing Frospec q q very extensive mansiac-
tory Of silver Rsthin Ste limits III tie United
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
SUPERSTITION OF THE TURKS.

ConSiGntiaopie. yuarch g.
The Musselmeu were persuaded that the fatality
which bad beialicn them Ia SO remarkable manner
effect Of the celestial anger. This belief Is TIE
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

The Lohdon Morning Chronicle relates, as a
positive fact, that when the DUKE d'Angouleme
was about to form the Provisional Jnnta, which
he has recognized as the only lawful Spanish gov
eminent, Eguia, who is the chief member of it.,
produced list ofthe persons who were to com
pose it, written in the hand seritiag Of Ferdinand
IrTT
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

SARATOGA, June 1.-THE number Of stran-
gers DOW at the Springs is between 2and 800.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

The Legislature Of Rhode-Island has unani-
mously passed the bill for Canal from Worces
ter, 10 Providence.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

capricions laws, and the task would be as use-
less as invidious 20 attempt to reform il.
:" Other mems business let alone,
Why should not coxcombs mind their own"
BOst W. Mes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BANK.

A I the annual meeting Of the Stock
1 n holders Of the r,h.Kngs,own Bank, hold
en- at the Bank Room Monday the i7th instant the
following persons were elected Directors Of said
Bank Tor the ensuing year. viz - .,,. -,
DANIEL Chanahnn, Jsmes Heine. John Vat
son, hhsha Watson Wilh4m Hammond. w.
liam BoHev, George. ". ,7iHinghoU, Samuel
ID. Aaen, Ohver Waison. John Sesar, John
Clarke, Thomas Jpmes, Jonafhan Reynoids,
hzbon Sanford. JcBtry Doui', Pardon T..
Hammond. Daniel & than,hhn, Wxhom Nieh.
ois .nd John Il, Whi/ord ..,.,.. ur
And at subsqsent Meeting ofthe directors, Dan
iel Champiin, Esq. WAS unanimously elected Presi.
dent Of said Bank
PARDON r HAMMOND, Cash;rrg
WEXFORD, Nov I8, 1928 p97
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
M.IR MID,


In this town, on sunday evening last, bv TIE Rev
DR.. Austin, Mr. John Page, OF Portsmouth, to
Miss .'iaria..dneha Carert, daughter Of Capt vii.
linn Calvert, OF this town.
Al Middietown. on the S0th ult. by the Rev MIR
Eddy, Mr. lisa Head. to Miss Maria .9t6ro, eldest
daughter of Mr. Jacob A'bro. Of Portsmouth.
In Providence, 28th ult Mr. Charles c. Star1rek,
Of Troy. (sY) to Miss Lydio H. Staples, Of Proyi-
dence.
DIED, ..
Al Middletown, on Sunday last. Miss Sarah Card,
aged 81 Monday last, Mr. Pardon Bropn lie was
worthy, honest and respectable citizen
In Providence, Mondsy last, Mr. farnum CHECKER.
ing, in bis 3sth year o.
=. In Southampton, (Nsss) Mr. Phny Parks, eyed
SO His death was occasioned b, drinking the OH of
tansy through mistake. ., .
10 Wiscssset, Maine, by suicide. Mrs Deeksr, wife
Of Cnptsih John Decker. Her husband was one Of
the unfortunate sufferers by fire 10 that Town. and
to bis misfortunes may be attributed the mental de.
rangem.nt Of bs wife, under which slut comuil,ed
the above deed.
GT The annunciaion Of the death Of Gen Pot.
nam, in our paper Of the 20lb, was premature.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
SCHOOL BOOkS.


WsBsrsR's. aA,den's, aud Cummings spelling
w books, English Reader Columbian Orator,
Murrsy's Grammar, Walkers Dictionary. Cumminy.
and hiorses Geography aud Atlas. Dsboll's Ar,h.
me,c. ,1es,amenis. and every other kind Of sehon,
books usually wanted by the dozen or single, at W,
low prices Also, b,ask account and record book
Bowdhch's Navigator, and Blunt's Coast Pro-
writing and letter paper, wsus' and Methodist
hymn books Church prayer books Bridgea.,r
Collection, 18th edition
.sL.MaN.ACS ,
Bickerstsfs Rhode Island, Fai mers' and Chtis.
tian Aman.cs. for 1924. by the groce, dosen OF
gle. s.in
u...' '..., PAPER HaNCINGS. .,
One thousand rolls Paper Hangings, Tor rooms and
window ourtAins. with borders. 1vo hundred iois
low priced papers. Ut sbou, IS cts per roll.
- D. 90. H4JS a,
Elegant and fashionable New.York Hats, end The
Boston Hat Factory hats, warranted water proof a.
mo, to fade in wearing. Also, mems and .you,,s =.
proof. cotton, and fell hats. Just received and .
sale ., tho hook and Hat Store. (snd at the low CT
GEORGE WANTON.
agent 10 Ezra Rafhnsuoy.
CT Second hand books bought and sold o. sboVrj
Nov ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

by virtue OF decree Of The supreme jud. court,
~ there will be sold st public auction to satisfy
u.,usI debts reported by the commissioners on tho
estate OF John Gouon Esq'r with Incidental charges,
on the 9Th Of December next. NJ O'Clock. Pm, on
The ptem,ses three lots or parcels Of land o' tie
sAd Gortoo. situate in New sborehsm. one Of said
lots containing fifty aud is called the COW cove
farm, the other Two lots tug bogs contsning for.
" i've rods and are No ard g in the long lot tug
swamps- Conditio ions made known at the time and
place OF sale. WILLIAM A wEEDEN. .idsnr
New shor,hs nov ~ 1924.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04

phis, T'ived, having been captured BY pirates
of the Coast, who took vessel and cargo. and
put the captain sod e'ew into The long boat
with 8 gallons Of wstef-,hsy wee out ieur
nights end three dsys. Capt I. states they
must ell have perished, but fos one of the
cree who had few lines 10 his el'.,hs The
piivsieer Gen. Soubielie, Capt. Mogridge,
Immediately sailed in pursui, Of The pirate.
A number Of American end English gentle
meo volunteered on board Of the piiyaIesr for
lhs cGuze.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
LADIES, MAGAZINE.

rt,HE 9Th number Of the La'lies' Mag .sine is DOW
= ready for distribution. aud may be had nj the
book store Of Messrs ". Il J. II BARpsk, At MIR
sAhuELw w VIssos, and at the Office Of BsSJ Is.
MusrosD. Esq At each Of those places suDscrip-
tion pspers are still open .... o..
Subscribers will please call send for their Mag.
asines, to Deacon Samuel Wilson's, Chureh-street.
Newport, Dec J
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A Lishl Hou'e has been erected 90 O d
Field Poin', Loog Isl,od Sound, with . STA.
,iona'y light, snd is lighted up from sun set
to sUn i've. The situation of this light hou,e
is duo south from the light house on Sltsl
ford Point, (Con) spd the shoal called the
middle ground, wnich shoai hes eqai djs,ant
from esch light house.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
NU'l llt.

Cou~f cf Probof', NeVnori. Dee. I, 1928.
w ilEREAs Rachael Nichols. Executor of the last
win and Testament Of Waiter Nichols late Of
Newport, deceased, has this day presented her &C.
referred to the first Monday in January nextnoliee
is hereby given TO oil persons Interested therein to
sppesr II they shalt see h, at cour, OF Probate 10
be holden at the state house in said Newport. on
ssid first Monday Of January next, at O'Clock AN.
to shew Cause, II any they have. why said account
should not be allowed. ny order o, said Court
CHARLES GYLES, Proc. OK
p-.x 9s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
Health of Nafehez.

The New odeans Advertissr Of the s,h
ul,. cong stuistes the ciiizsns of that place Oh
the tes,ors'ioo Of heslth in the ciiy Of Mach
ex. which appears by official information re-
eeived from that place, dated the 5ih Nov.
Severe fiod had produced this saluls,y
change.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04

lust received and for sale at this o'-
u fee. and at the Book stores Of Joue' Harmond
George Wanion. and Jonah c Shan. 3" A Voyage
from the United States To South America. performed
curing the years 1921, 1922, q iS2}-embrse'ns
description OF the city Of RIO Jsntiro IN B,sIh. o'
ever por, Of importance in Chill Of several IN Wv
er Peru ard Of an eighteen months cruise IN Nan
tucAet vhsieship The whole in,erspersed with
variety nj Original Anecdotes" frice 2s cents.
Nov "a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
NOTICE.

THE Members cf,bc Husiliaty Tract
Society Of Aepp,r, are irformed that the remsindsr
Of TsAsrs doe for the year have arrived, and are
psreeei on, INTO equal divisions, sad are ready At
Mr. Samuel w vinsons for disir,buiion
JSRUSH AUSTIN, Agcnf,
NevY
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
attorney at Law.
Informs his friends and the publ,

Informs his friends and the public
THAT he has removed from Nevrort 10 Provi.
L denee. and nov occupies the Office opposite
,ha, improved by Col. J B. Wood. entrance ~ the
door on Chesp-.ide, in North hsin.sueet-snd that
the Co-PAr,ner.hip heretofore sub.is,ing between
him, and the Hon WIN. Hunter, has been mutually
dissolved He wiI be h,ppy to transact any profes-
sonal business conhded 10 bis care.
Proyidence, Nov %. 3v
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
Dir. CLAW.

A letter from Lexington has been received
in Phisdelpbis which mention. that Mr.. Clay
had left ,bs, place for Washington, but that
so painfully wss he .fiie,ed by . pulmonary
sfI-ction that his friends were spptehsnsivs
he would be unable to reach the seat of Gov
stnmen, by The meeting OF Congress.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
Saies at Auction.
AUCTION.

HiH BE- so,d ar Pubhe .hucron. a, Sonr.sel,
on THURSDAY. Dee. ~, af2o'eh pm
THE brig NEw-PAcKET, byf,no!
Il $50 tons. lately s.e.;he /. he ng in cpupl,
order. and can be sent To sea With IL I've expense -
Likeplse, a Vessel ON the stocks, about us tons,
built at good mstersis. copper fsstrneo snd "
hlths flushed, snd timber and plank in the YARD,
nearly sufficient 10 complete her .iiso at the s,o
the day io.o~ing, . ,s,iety OF Dry Goods. Grooer
ries, Crookery, &c This property beisg part q
the estate at stephen Chase. late cf Somerset de
ceaN1d. A reasonable credit viii be given. or ap.
proved notes. MARY rs CHASE, .3lmr.
Suncrkei. Nov 90 1893 LA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
From tn. N. Y. National Advocate OF Saturday las,
Porto Cdbello Captured.

Porto CdbeHo CdptHeG.
We learn from Cspts'o HOPKINS o'the big
United S stes, arrived last evening from Lee
guirs, the, Porto Csbeilo wss ,sken by Storm
on the Tn No,embe', by Gen. P',z' add 'hs
forts cspitulsted "a hours alter TO Col Coiss
Cop, Murray, Of ,bs Colombian Ns'y' had
tesched Lasuirs With the above in'eIhgeoos.
The d-y The United States came ou', C,p,'
Esntoo, Of The Harriet NEWELL Of Paisesi-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
TO LET,

(hnd hosession given tAe ASA Of Aareh, }
THE Farm OH the island Of Canonicni,
i nov occupied BY Mr.. 6sosos Ksovss,,
con,sning 273 acres Of good land, being ,he ssssi
part OF the Besver.tsh eststefor further psitieu
and terms, spply to AUDLEY CLAkat
hsvpcp, koy IL 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04

II is announced at Washington that four
wellequipped vessels will leave the Potonisc
early IN Dece ember under the command Of
Commodore Porter, on the anti piralical ssr.
vice.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
LETTERS.

Remaining in the Posi- Office, Ne'vpOrt,
Nj 27h AoV 1928.
0r Persons calling for these letters, will ask FOR
advertised letters
Allen John J Perry Nathaniel
Beverly Robert 3 Price WmA jr
Baker capt Samuel Peirce Mary Ann
Bowen Nathan Place Mr
Brown Samuel Peckhsm miss Ruth
Chace Charles Porter mrs Sarah
Chsnnihg Vim Peckhsm Thomas
Cassidy mrs e Peokham George w
Graft Elizabeth 2 Potter David
Clark miss Jesse Read Elizabeth NJ
Clark David w Robinson Il Dunham
Coutin no A. X. s. Simmons John
Doyle John Smith samuel 2
E1is William al Simmons Joseph
Eddy Michael ian SmtbJ
EsstoD John T. Smith Charles
Fowler George Taylor mrs sarah
Gould Giles 49, Vernon w
Good~y James wiley Robert ....t...
Gardner Wilson Wheston Rev Josepbus
Hopkins NmC Williams II \
Hazard Benz NJ White Nathan n
Hail William Wilson samuel
Hammond Lucy Whitiemore Benz
Huntington osrsh e. o. .qrmy.
ifSsa Edward Burns William
Lswto1 Lucy .... Porfsmoinh
Lsbores mrs Mary Babcock & Lswton q
Lswlon Robert .Hd,Hefopn
Ls~Ioo Adam Amy Joseph
Lake Benz amin Manchester Giles
Marian, Martha Peckhsm George W
McGregory Dr J d Whitman Oliver
Metcslf Thomas James,opn
Msrciei Antoao v Carr Abby ID
N@wpor, Encsmp. Eo4 New ahOrehGp
Osgood cap,JB Robinson samuel r
Is b MUMFOkD. Post Mqsier.
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FOR SALE. OK TOLE.T,

THAT pleasantly situated and well
finished house in Bto,d-sreet formerly owned BY
David Williams, for terms apply %
Cr9 SIkPhES oguLD'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04

Diares'ing -On The nigh, Of the lYth ul,.
Q large frame building OF Pittsburgh was de-
Ioyed by fire and three persons persisted in
the flames, Wig Miss Louise Koneoke, q girl
named iIeuy A,sbow, and William Klneoke
aged six years. The buiidiug wss occupied
by several tenants, and. the loss Of prOpsrly is
estInlsted 81 SI5,OCO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04

The black populstiou If the United States
smoonted in 1920 10 lS64S36; making On
sverige Of sbou, one black 10 six whites in
tbs country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
MENOR.it d.

.. .hE.HOR.it d.. f.. 80 To-.
The brig Panther. Cornell Of this port, sailed from
Charleston, Nov ", for Mstsnzas
The sch Sarah Ana, arrived al ST Jsgo, Cuba, Nov
Cd, l6 days from this port.
Arrived al Norfolk, Nov IL, brigantine Edward q
Mary. Burgess, 7 days from this pert.
Arrived at Holmes Hole, Nov 2glb. sehr. Albion,
Smith, for this port ...
A, the Turn. Eew-Orleans, Nov 9. brig Stephen,
Bigey, Of this port.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
EkTEHEn

seh'r Sally Hope, Baker, Poston.
CLEaRED. .
Ship Hope, Rider. Richmond brig Betsey. Pratt.
Baltimore schr Sally Hope, Baker, Providence
dc Jane, Wilcox. West Indies sioop Ann Maria,
Gardner, Eew-YJrk.