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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

Mr.. M'Du1ic has been re. elected TO
Congress from fdg,asid District, :. C..
by large majority over TWO opposing
candidates.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
From, lie:cico.

Advice. from rets Coz 10 Jan. i2th, srs
received by way OF New Orlesns. hhsT The
skirm,shes At Nsl.ps, the Generals Ssns Ana
and Vitoris Ca,dsioupe reu'ed 20 We"
Cru. with their forss. where they were faf'
.aed and b-s,ged by 'be troops OF the Empe,
70, iurbide. Tae Repubiicsn Gensrais h'd
,,rn.d treaty Of alliance VII" the Castle oi
s.. Joan de Ulos, and 1t was ,sough'' wou'o
d. s,ye 10 ms,p, ain ,herise YES s.aiosI the De
.ieseu. r1at Was tgsnf dollars per Bar
re-,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
March OF In7DrovcDleHf.

EewS,,k hos lmptUtd ~ ~ sections Of
the count'y- spi u ~ cD'efpize IN making
Improvements ny road, and Canals, which will
in the course Of d isw years, tead 20 'esuiis
now impossible 10 Anticipate. The project
OF uni,ina Lake E'ie win the OHIO River Is
populat ia all paris Of that sia,e, and we shall
soon see /, accomplished. New.lersey
nenGsylvsnts, Maryland, VrPihia, and North
CO c!ina, are all engaged in p'annins or exc
cutting schemes OF Improvement which VIII
owe o. vast puSiic benefit in !act the at
,cn;ion Of the ciilzsns IN every part OF the u
nitcd States, appears 10 be turned TO thc sub.
i.cl Of facilitating inle course by wetet-com-
munica,ion where L. Can b: accomplished, and
by consIluc,ing coed Dad: wncfe j, csnno,.
y. y. Ssotrsmau.
-.N.-SS---
lis undc,. md 81, b. owning, the
heir Of The f.u.,y ut L Bdumore, Is about
10 institute suite fot the Iecovcry OF the quiz.
renis in the stare Of MARYLAND, tom the year
l774. U'om the ,me they ceased TO be paid,)
up 10 the year 1890, and thu, he has already
engaged Mr.. Webster, Of Boston, as counsel.
We have been requested ~ state the io'.
iovyny es beng soms~hs, rernsr 1sblc: On
The name OF dhHen, breskts,ted a, the tavern
Of M. @. Dfockway IN ibis town, whose uni
Ted Weigh, we. I54S ib.. ! The eldest Is 50
wear, old, and The youngest 10. Two OF them
reside in Delsware county. two IN Oneide end
the oher in Albany; snd they we've going 10
yi.i, a oh brother, living in Ontario county.
0asnfsgs Register.
we yesterday cav the drsugh, ol model
70, drswing Up water by series OF pumps,
one lbove another, and respectively diseh,g.
ing their water inlo reservoirs iof the pumr
above TO ,av from; the peculiarly OF The
machinery Is, tbs, they are ali worked wiib
ono handle, operated on by . horse power ou
IN. p-vunt. a patent !. jus, ,sken out by
d.. MosUy Of POH hs'Sn cooo'y. 1t seems
excelien,ly calculated to draw ws'et iioro e9'i
mincs sal; works, tce.
WY G.,ipe.f Erszasf
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3TrlIlH0 ~ .gCC3DrN

hII.DdIBq.fF .ICCiDF-NJ.
The ste am boat Vclocipede arrived at
Cincinnati ON the lst inst. in 10 days
from New Orleans, with $50 passengers
An unfortunate accident occurred ON the
passage 10 Louisville; near the mouth
Il the Arkansas river, a Mir. Godfrey
Snow, OF Lawrenccburgh, 4 passenger,
and formerly of Boston, unfortunately
had the skirts Of his coat cauSh, by some
part of the machinery, ard was drawn
under the hy heel, which immediately
crushed him in SO shocking manner
that he instantly expired. So rapid ,'as
the velocity of the wheel, thar no, per.
son or bcrd heard his cries, or knew Of
the circumstance, until aiier ii had oc-
CARED: the Gy wheel was also so nu:h
broken as TO render it pe:'cctly useless.
From Wa.anZ0s Capt. Vaughan, Of
the ech i}olla. 6f Bristol, II. ! arrived
a, Balimorc ifoa Ma,angas, States that
he was detained several DAYS in port in
consequence Ola pvMical schooner cruis-
ing Of the harbor. An armed big, wiiI,
two o'l>crs in company, who hid lci,
Ma,an2rs few days before, were inter.
cepted in sigh, q! the barbor, when an
engagement cnsucd, which, lasted about
twenty minu,es--llie pirate then hauled
off. The boa, from Havanabronghr ac-
counts tat the United States iligaic
CONGRESS Capt. Bidl'ic, a!er being sup.
Piled with cables and anchors BIZ the u.
states brig o! war SPARK, went into the
Havana Oh the 9Th inst.
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REMOV Al.

l. Il ITO, THAMES STREET,
Dir|~ly obposife lie /,rr'cr staad,
Where he offers tor sale yer, exten,ipc assortment
OF Eng''sh, French. India and American Goods. as
cheap ss usual Mat S, 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

Nfr Charles Johnson, of Philadeiphia, has
Seceny made an impoc;snt improve meDi in
.,he Manufacture Of ptiniing lax. Il is said
Tin lhs National Gszeuel TO disuibute more
: cey, and makes q clearer and blacker in-
r. ess,on than lok as ordinarily manuiac,ured f;
thaj 5 superior blackness renders smal!er
t.nAn i,Y necessary, and lha; IL is r!so sold OF q
IAeaper rate than heretofore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

TscsdJv, fsav =,
Arrived ship Cepersl CarrinEton, Nartin, IL day,
from sa,sanst, for Providence
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NJ. Willis, p-opieror o! the &" Boston Re
sa,der," now having $500 subscrIhers 10 tha'
rspe', Promises 10 pay one dollar into The
,sessu,y Of the American Educaiioa Society,
:hs all annual Subscribers oser this number
so thl, 1t one thousand subscribers are obtain
cI IN this way. one thousand dollars viii. be
paid BY M:. w. inio The treasury o! .his So.
'lfs'y. Aid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
Rhode. Island 81 Nesv. 1o,k Steamboats,.

on We einesday, March 18Th, at 6 O'Clock in tha
morning she will depart from New York, every
Saturday, and Providence every Wednesday, at the
above hours until further notice.
March &. 1SSc
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11

fatters preserved his life. His arm was broken apt
4 ne was otherwise much hurt AT Greengate Salford
| chimney Tell through the roof OF house and land
ca on the middle OF bedroom floor, where slept
I'D TWO beds, our children and servant, withou,
hurting any Of them. In Union street, stack nj
chlmneys fell upon two beds which had lust been
deserted. Escapes Of similar nature were COM
mon throughout the town, some chmneys having
broken their way down to the very cellars through
rooms which only short time before were tenant
led The lead OH most of the houses that were ex.
posed, was rolled up like paper, or torn off Near
oaint Clements Church chimney fell and broke
through the roof into the bed room of Young per-
son, VINO was most miraculously preserved The
RUNS tell at the foot OF her bed and dashed the bed
posts and the bottom part of the bed to atoms A
chimney fell at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, which
passed through the roof to the first Hoor Though
no material damage was done, the alarm was, as may
DC Imagined, very great
St0chPort-Durng the violent storm of wind and
ram with which this town was visited last night.
(Ihursday) the chimney of a house in the Hilgate
was blown down upon roof, which it precptated
into the room below where man, his wife and a
child were in bed. The wife and child were killed
on the spot, and the man was severely hurt that
no hopes are entertained Of his recovery
Bary.-We have been more fortunate than the
inhabitants OF some of the neghboring towns in no
ine belng ost. About IL O'Clock he wind blew with
terrific fury. and its tremendous roaIings in the
chlmneys, many OF which, as well as the houses,
shook to their very carried terror to he hearts
OF the. seepless owners. Several windows in the
town were driven IN by the tempeatuous blasts, and
numbers OF chimneys yielded to their overpowering
force. The morning presented seldom wit
messed The streets were, in several places, strew-
ed with wrecks of chimneys, slate, glass, &c. The
chimney OF dwelling house, in Rockstreet occu
pied by Mr.. Jacob Greennalgh, Tell upon the roof
broke through it and the ceiling into room in
which Mrs. G. and her two infant children lay, who
happily Though it fell close by the bed side, and
blocked up the stairs and the front door, escaped
unhurt.
At Brooksboitoms, a melancholy event occurred.
female, native of Ireland and about thirty years
OF age, after leaving her work in the factory, went
10 shop for some little necesssries, and on her re
turn, it is conjectured was blown into the river
which was within few yards Of the factory.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11
SHERIFFS S.4LE
AT Paris, the Count D'EsCARs

virtue OF writ of venditoni exponas to me directed
will be sold at Public Sale, on Saturday the 92d dsy
Of March next at two O'Clock in the afternoon at The
dwelling house the premises, certain mess,age Wool
len Factory, Machinery, plantation and tract of land sit
ate IN the township of Salisbury Chester county bounded
by lands OF James Irueman Rebecca Pnkertun Thomae
and Amett Marshall and others, containing SO acres more
or less with the appurteances On the premises is cree
ted convenient frame dwelling house with well of ex-
dwelling houses, each calculated to accommodate two
families, frame barn. the wooen factory stone so feet
long, by 40 feet wlde three stories high and attached
to al he machinery lately in motion by Messrs. samuel
and John Smith, consisting of picking two crdinp-
and three spinning machines, five narrow and three wide
looms, and tacklng, and one wide shea np ma
chine, &c &c-together with all the dying and flnr an.
paraus This property is situated the north side Of the
tireat valley within half mile of the Philadelphia and
Lancaster turnpike, and has superior advantages of wafer
Power-he whole is in complete repair and ready to 90
INTO immediate operation. Seized and aken in execution
by JESSE SHARP g go De so'u
Weschester, Feb 24th, 1898 22G14t
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and each one, for few moments, was satisfied with
his share Of toys bu before twenty ticks OF the
watch, Billy Ho,caoStdo, about fourteen months
old got his eyes upon Jenny Itheeocptts store and
coveted them, and leaving his own, seized hold Of
as many as he could, and the play was turned into
pulling, and striking, and crying, and bawling.--
: Now, don't you see, said June Conlmonsense.
I that small children are robbers and warriors:'
Old Mrs. LoceSOutS, by this time had composed
herself, and wping her eyes, said, She could NOT
withhold speaking-She really believed the Spirit
of God moved her to speak, and plead his cause
against proud and blind men, who set up their own
seiwllS and vain conces against the panest teach
ngs OF Gods word and Gods Sasit There is no
truer evidence OF false prophet than preaching the
Innocence of human nature.'-And she began az
what she said, God has caused to be written Tor
our instruction.-How that Adam and Eve were
first made holy in their very natures even in the
image OF God-But they sinned and became sinful
in their very naiures-That they had children in
their own likeness, with sinful natures lust as bear,
bring forth bears-Wolves bring forth wolves
Sheep bring forth sheep -Ofthe two FIRST children,
one killed the other, in wrath. Who can bring
clean thing out of an uncean not one'' Job. xiv.
Behold | was shspen in iniquty and in sin
did my mother conceive me-" Psalm, Ii. S. !. The
wicked are estianged from the womb thew 90
astray as soon as hey be born, speaking lies,'''
Psam lviii 8. And so she went through the
Scriptures and without any study or preparation,
preached, think, great sermon.
NATHANIEL HONESTY.
LovETowN, Chester Co. Pa. 1928.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11

In the Gazette Of Friday last, "trusty and we'll
beloved cousin" and brother editor says ian inter-
view with "Pain TRUTH is solicted.'' This, in
deedisa "consummation devoutly ODE wished" and
We would, with joyful acclamations, hail, and well
come the stranger, on his first Introduction into the
columns of that paper.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11
TOWN HALL, FEB. 81, 1928.

TOWN HALL, FEB. u, 1925
At the annual Stated Meeting of the Friendship Fire
Company, the following members duly elected to
serve said Company the ensuing twelve months.
Carson Wilson, President; Michael Megear Treasurer
Benjamin Belts, Secretaryi Aron iIewes Commander,
Engaees-1st Samuel Wollason, Cd benjamin Chandler
Sd FIJI IIolingsworth, 4th John Cleland.
Sa6nen-Carson Wilson, David Robiaett, John Pogue
Property GaarS--Iohn Rumsey Joseph Grubb, Michael
Megear, Henry Witsal
Hook g Lauder CO,nmttee--Sier Dunott David Bush,
Michael Downey, Robert Curry, George w Metz Jonathan
Sav, Robert Pearson Albert Robinson, General James
Wolf, Thomas Shi.ey, Thomas Elliott, Arthur Murphy
Directors IF Hose1st John MClung, 81 Thomas Moore
sd George Jones.
H,ae Pibemen-1st VIM. Chandler, Cd Esau Coke, Sd
Everard MCleese, 4th John Lewis.
HoSe Ladlermen-rhomas Morrison, George MCorkIe,
Chrls'upherC. Counts, Joseph Dauphn.
C0nnittee Of dccounsAron IIewes, William Chandler,
James MKean.-Ater which the President made the fol-
wing appointments Adam Wsall and Thomas bel,
to collect buckets after fres.-Mchael Megear, Wesley
Bailey, John 2umsey, Thomas Moore and James MKean,
to give information Of chimneys burning
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PUBLIC SALE

M ILL be sold at Public Salc Saturday the is inst
~ at three O'Clock, p NJ. at the House occupied bv
e. w buckman, Brandywine, w. M'Caulev's store
"a q"mHy Ct Household and Kitchen Furniture Of
sale made known by JOHN pCI f1MG y
March TO- 1928 90 ..
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ONE CENT REW.agD

ANYWAY from the subscriber residing near Chrstiana
about II years old All persons forbid trusting or har
boring the said runaway The above reward but no char
ses, wiii be pad to any person who may him.
march 70, 1853. N1-ftp EDWARD IlAMAN.
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TO BE RENTED.

wen finished convenient three story house and lot
ADJOINING, situate in Queen, second door below the.
oon East corner OF Nlake street. occupied bv James
Hamilton Inquire of John B. Thomas or the subscriber
'iarch o'n' 1913. 2%-4t JOHN WAY,
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DIED. on the 22d December last at his house in sackve
street, Dublin, the Marquis of DROGHEDA, aged "a.
In London, in the 9th year of her age, SARAH the
re'ict OF the Rev CHARLES WESLEY, NJ A. celebya ed
Wesley, NJ A. '0''''
AT Paris, the Count DESCARs
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The Spanish frigate Legra, it is stated was to.
ally lost off St. Jago de Cuba in heavy gale on
the 2 LIST of December.
The British frigate Active, from Vera Cruz, was
spoken January %, and reported that the Emperor
lturbide had been massacred.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11

MARRIED. in Wilmington, on Monday the 10th inst by
the Rev. e. w, Gilbert, Mr.. WILLIAM ROCHESTER,,
to Miss ELIZA PEACOCK, both of Elkton
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Me1v. York., 1Ilrch 8.

Late embarrassing intelligence from Euyobe-The packc:
snip Robert Fulton Capt iodrege, arrived yesterday a-
ternoon from Liverpool whence he sailed on the morning
OF the 25th january Capt. H. has furnished the Editors
OF the Mercantile Advertiser with Liverpool dates of the
month.
1t was the general opinion, at the last dates that WAR
uota Immediately take pce bet7oee France and SPAN The
following extrac from the papers, prove that such
an event was inevitable.
1t is nov acknowledged in the London Courier, that
England pledged to support Portugal in case of attack
Portugal wasabout to form alliance offensive and defen-
sive with Spain and it OF Inferred that Eng
land would make common with the whole Peninsula
London Jan. %.
In all the dock yards the greatest exerons are making
get the men of ready for sea, and the
nt war causes greater fernen in the public funds than
its reality would produce.
1t is limited that minister of England lately deceased,
was guilty of embezzemen of the public money to such
much longer.
Paris Jan. 10.
Our ministerial Madrid, the Count de Lagarde, is re-
called The courier with this order set off on Saturday
night. '
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Imerlrall llDattDman.
WILMINGTON II MARCH, 1928

Frowl Indignantly upon the dawnng attempt
one portion OF the Union from anoier.'' WASHINGTON.
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APPREN'1ICES

To learn either the Printing Bookbindng business,
Wanted at this Office.
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Although differ in opinion from that of the writer
of the following article, yet if we mistake own
motives is in the spirit of that heavendescended charity
which we wish to be exercised towards ourselves that
give it place in the Waterman. We do not think the
writer has fairly construed the text of the venerable
preacher.
FOR THE AMERICAN WATERMAN.
mr.. WILSoN-As you love to entertain your
readers about what is going on in the world think
if you had been at my house, at our QUILTINC
PARr7, last Wednesday evening, you would have
given them an account of it. will put it down on
paper as we'll as can, and send it to you.
live in Chester County, in LocetoVn. Our old
est daughter, Rachet had an offer for marriage, and
her mother and thought ii was chance whether
she would have bet,er and as Sammy Industry
1.-THE young mans name,) seemed to be much set
upon it, and his father has built him house, and
our Rachel was well pleased too, We had the we'd
ding at our housr this day four weeks. good
many young folks of our town were present--and,
though they were Quakers, Presbyterians, Baptsts,
and Methodsts, it was he most wing company
ever saw. We are now preparing for their going 10
housekeeping in the spring.
We have had two QUILTING PARrIEs.--Thc
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-02-01

election been postponed anti these appoint.
ments were made, and known in this country,
land they probably have been made before
this tne) he would have had no chance of 4
reelection.
With respect to the writer of this letter, he
is stated to be member of the House of Re-
representatives., and we have no doubt he is one
of the delegation from this county. Before his
election, he frowned Indignantly upon every
suggestion that he would vote for Judge Tho
mas, and by so doing, he was elected. But
no sooner had he arrived at Vandalia, than he
became the most noisy advocate of MIR. Tho
mas. \ respectable number of his constitu-
enls, seeing the course he was pursuing, add
dressed a remonsuance, in the most respectful
terms, to our county delegation, stating that
their confidence in Mr.. Thomas, as a public
man, hal been greatly impaired, and request
ing them to unite in supporting some other
candidate. And how did this Representative
treat this request of his constituents
Enraged at .heir presumption, he said that,
"if ali the men If .Hudis0R c ouiltn, and u hun
tired more, should instruct him 10 vote agains
.R'. TAomag, lie 7gonH 1,ot regard hen-tiat h,
neorr eeIbectca 10 be Sent there again." and would
do as he pleased. He also attempted to coerc,
some Of the members by threatening that,
they did not cease their opposition to the cleo
ton Of Mr.. Thomas, he .soUld ebbose the bassag
gfthe C4aal bN.
Lastly, as this letter-wrter impeaches tn
motives CT his feloW-meubers, we will p,
the following questions to hin, relative to hi
own:
Did you not, list winter a. Washington
make personal Application 10 the Secretary
the Treasury, for the office Of either Rcgiste
or Receiver of the sansa.do land Office
After having made ir appcation, dr. NJ
.M'. T.oads request gou 70 5seome caaaJc!at
far the iegistanve2
And were mt your extraordinary exertion
III fsor of Mr.. Thomas, prompted by the b.
lief, that they would serre = recommend vo
for the appointment, not . " TO Mr., Ihoma.
but also, at The Treasury Department.
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.Ararem6urg, Nor. Il,
VIEW YORK JANUARY
FROM VERA CRUZ.

BY the schooner Fly, capt. Bower,
arrived on NJ ,nday evening from Vera
Grnr, we received the Diario Of the Soth
November, in which we find an address
from Councli Of Government, calling
themselves Jnnt2 Aacionai LisfilRyeate,
II the Mexican Na,ion.
We infer from Its contents that the
Refractory Congress bad been dissolved
hy an Imperial Decree and that alter
their dissolution this Council, composed
Of the members of the Congress, favor
able to the interests of Iturbide, had
been conyoked and were exercising the
Legislative power under his direction.
In this address they speak of their ef
forts to introduce system into the CO.
vernment, in the different departments
of finance, justice and war, and Of
their labor in forming the project of a
constitution, which is to be submitted to
the representatives of the nation, who
are shortly to be called together.
The address is dated at Mexico, 18th
November, 1922, and signed by Juan
francisco, Bishop of Durango, as Pre-
.sident.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-02-01

publican principles ec.-and proceeds with
an air of as much wisdom, as fhe was acquaint-
ed with the secrets ofthe cabinet, from the H.
auguration of Jefferson, to inform us OF the
reasons why it was thought necessary "to
soften down the asperltles ofthe federal party
by appointing some of their s most consplcu-
Gus characters TO an elevated station under
the successive republican administrations. 1t
is truly unfortunate for the editor of the STAR
that out of so many statements, and supported
too, as his statements generally are, by SIN
guIar and forcIbe conclusiveness of reasoning,
peculiar to himself, that, not one OF them should
be correct. There was most certainly, time
when the federalsts claimed Mr.. Adams; but
he publicly renowned that party, and the
principles by which it was supported; and the
republicans of Massachusetts, always consider
ed him as sound and orthodox in his political
principles. Upon his return from Europe IN
| 1902, Mr.. A. was elected to the Senate ct
Massachusetts, and his prominent acts, while
there, were in direct lily to the views OF
the federal party In the succeeding year, he
was returned to the Senate of the United
States. In that capacity, the course which he
pursued soon brought upon him the dennnca,
tons OF the federal party, and they discovered
the error of their Judgment in surprising Mir
\. 20 be tcdcralst because his principal
friends were Of that class. Mr.. Adams mind
WAS of TOO Independent a stamp to be in
huenced in his political conduct, by any con
sdcrations not founded in the purest patriot
ism. In 1869, speaking of the federal party
Nr Adams, to put at rest every shadow OF
doubt, if any such existed, in relation 10 his pc
f litioal opinions, makes use Of this reniarkabl
eXpressson-that he was not Of them, Blu
against them.