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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-11
UNITED STATES NAvYYAaD, .

Gosport Ta, Friday, Feb 10, "A. ID. 1924.
The Court met pursuant TO adjournment.
Members present as on yesterday.
Lieutenant Kennon appeared and, at his
request, Mr.. Hambleton, the witness exenincd
yesterday, was again introduced.
Question by accused. Did not Captain Porter,
in his conversation with you, admit that he was
the author of the publication in the Georgian,
containing structures on me?
Answer. No, SIR.
The witness here requested that the question
propounded TO him yesterday, by the accused,
namely: "Did You not remark, after reading
my publication of the 10th November, that you
thought what had there said about Commodore
Porter was sufficient to satisfy any onc,n) might
be again read to him? and, the same being
read, hc remarked: 'sI misunderstood that
question on yesterday, and conceived it to have
referred tn the whole piece of the 10th No
vember, | observed, on hearing the paragraph
of that publication read which begins with the
words, 'eThe whole object" sc. &c. and end
ing with the words, sswith which it is offered, y
and which has been already quoted, that con-
ceiYcd the expressions in that paragraph suffi-
Gent to satisfy Commodore Porter, and asked
him why ne could not say il again in writing, as
proposed TO him? (Mr. Hambleton with
drew.)
The accused herestated, that he declined ex-
aiming the witnesses referred to on yester-
day before adjournment, and would conclude his
examination in the case with one question TO the
President and three members of the Court.
And Captain VIM. cambridge, of the Navy
ofthe United States, being sworn, the following
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II The CoNsTITuTIoNAL WING is published
foice 'ceek, Tuesdays and Fridays) at .rc dol
lars per annum, payable IN Advance.
" For aarcrtisins-jify cents asquarc Cor iess)
Jor me t'ra insertion AMI 81 12 ceais for each con-
ttnrance-Ine number Of insertions mus, be noted
on Tie M s., ottsruise thy ,oM be so,,iinued aud
charged accordingly.
10 advertisements from tie country 10 be maid
jor n nfoance, or assaaed By some responsible Judi
rtdnal in this place -Nas,chcsicr.
u an letters 10 Tie Editors mast be postpaid,
on they tcM receiue no attention.
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U. S. NAVY YARD, GosponT, VA.
Tuesday, Fabsua,y l7th, 1872

The court met, pursuant to adjournment +;
members present, as on yesterday.
Lieut. kennon appeared, and prayed of the
court, that, as the answers to the nterrogatories
and neutrality-suspicious., forwarded to Sayan-
nah had not yet been returned, and as he deem
ed the answers to them of material Importance
to his cause, they would allow time for their ar
rival. And the court agreed to adjourn till to-
morrow, at 10 o'clock, when, if the answers to
the said interrogatories shall have arrived, they
will hear the defence of the accused, at that
hour; and the court decide, further, that if the
answers do not arrive on or before Friday next,
they cannot extend a further indulgence to the
accused than IL o'clock on that day
Whereupon the court adjourned to meet a.
gain tomorrow at ten o'clock.
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court cannot, by its silence, give sanction to
sentiments, which. though clothed in the mantle
Oh defence, are calculated to diflsc principles
OF characterization in the navy.
Inc court also consider it their duty to express
their disapprobation of the unprecedented at
tempt OF the accused, to influence their judy
inent and control their decision, by pointing out
what that decision shall be.
The record of the proceedings having been
read, aud the defence of the accused heard, the
Court proceeded to deliberate on the evidence
adduced, as well as in behalf of the prosecution
as OF the defence; and having duly and mature
~ considered the same, do find that the specifi-
cations in support of the charge exhibited a
gainst the accused are not proved; and they
therefore adjudge that the accused is fully ac-
Quilted of the charge ami the specifications
thereof alleged against him.
WIN. CAMBRIDGE, President.
T. MACDONOUGB,
l.. WARRINGTON.
CHI. G. RIDGELEY,
S. ID. HENLEY,
J. ID. ELLIOT,
GEO. G.. READ,
JOIN GALLAGHER.
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U. S. Navy YARD, GospoRr, VA.
7Hursaay, Ts5yua,v 1eM, A. ID. 1872

The court met, pursuant TO adjournment
Members present, as on yesterday. Lieut..
Kcnnon appeared, and being asked whether he
was ready to proceed in his defence, answered
hat he wasThereuPon, the defence was read by
his counsel, and the same referred to the appcn-
dix.
The audience was then directed 10 withdraw
and the court proceeded TO deliberate.
The court iiourned I'll tomorrow morning
at BALI past o'clock.
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u. S. NAVY YARD, GosPoRr, VA.
WedyleSday, feburnyy 18Th a. ID. 1870

The court met, pursuant to adjournment.
Members prcscut, as on yesterday. Lieut..
kcnnon appeared, and the interrogatories from
Savanlnah having arrivd, the same were read by
the judge advocate AMI the counsel for the &C
cuscd prayed indulgence till to morrow, to
make his defence, which being granted, the court
adjourned, till tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
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PEoPLE,s T7uKET.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS of -MosSacLvse

To" "'''fDr M 0f TIE e STATES,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of Massachusetts.
FOR v1Cn-PREsIDENT,
SOME TRIED 81 APPROVED DEMOCRAT
The people of the United States are one great
famly--as long as the Union of the States holds, a
citizen from section provided he be honest, ca
pable, and faithful to the Constitution and the Peo-
pie, ought to be acceptable to the opposite Sec
tieu, to the which claims his birth or resi-
dencc."
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ND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, JUNE ii, 1924.

question was propounded him. by the counsel
for the accused.
Question. Has Lieutenant Kennon served
with you Is he well known to you? If he is,
will you be pleased to state, Sir, what is his
character as an officer, and a man,
Answer. Lieut.. Kennon has served under
my command. L believe l know him well.
His character, as an officer and a gentleman,
during that period, was, in all respects as far as
came to my knowledge, perfectly correct. He
merited my full appreciation in his private and
official character.
Captain VIM. cambridge then resumed his
scat as President of the Court
And Captain Lewis Warrington, of the u
nited States Navy, being sworn, the question
just answered by tue President, was PROFOUND
ed 10 him.
Answer. We have served long together; he
has uniformly acquired and preserved the good
VIII and esteem ofhiscompanons and supcriors,
as far as my iSnowledgegocs. His character is
that of an officer and gentleman.
Captain Warrington then resumed his scat,
and Captain Charles C. Ridge!y, of the United
States Navy, was sworn, and the question just
answered by Captains cambridge and Warning
ton, was propouuded to him.
Answer. 1t gives me real satisfaction TO tes-
tify to the character of Lieut.. kennon. | have
known him for several years, part of that time
under my immediate command, and have al
ways had the most exalted opinion of him as an
officer, seaman, and gentleman. Ibclieye there
is no officer in the navy of Lieut.. kennon's
rank, who is more generally esteemed and adj
mired.
Capt. Ridgcly then resumed his seat, and
Capt Elliott being sworn, the following ques-
ton was proponnded him by the couselfor Lieut..
kennon:
Question. viii you be pleased TO state, sir,
If you know Lieut.. Kennen, what is his cha
racter, as an officer and man?
Answer. have known Lieut.. Kennon, since
1909, both publicly and privately. His cha
ractcr and conduct have always been that OF
the accomplished officer, the nnassuming, mo-
dest, and respectable man; and, of all the Of
licers in the navy, he is the last upon whom /
should place my hand to arraign before i Court
on any charge.
Captain Elliott then resumed his seat, and the
| examination Of witnesses being closed, as well
for the prosecution as for the defence, Lieut.
kcnnon stated to the Court, that the interroga-
tories and cross-nterrogatories forwarded to
Savannah, had not yet been returned, and pray
cd that he might be allowed until Tuesday for
| their arrival, to which the Court asscnted, and
| thcreuron adjourned till TO morrow at IL o.
clock.
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n.
Monday, February 16, a. d. 1894.
The Court met, pursuant to adjournment.
Members present, as on Saturday.
The Judge Advocate proceeded to read over
the proceedings ofthe Court, which being done,
the Conrt adjourned, to meet again tomorrow
at 10 o'clock, A. M.
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U. S. NAVY YARD, G,spoRr W.

'oaHHTuoy, FcO1u0'y, II, II. d. 1921.
The Court met, pursuant to adjournment.
Members present, as on yesterday.
Lieut.. kcnnon appeared, and the Court adj
journcd till Monday at IL o'clock
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NAVY DEPARTMENT..

The sentence Of the court is approved.
SAIL. l.. SOUTHARD,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13
Mn RIkU.

In this town, Cd instant, by the Rev Mr. GsmmelI.
Mr. Daniel G Denhaa, to Miss >areh L. SAeorman.
daughter OF Capt William shesrmsn
On Sunday last, by the Rev Mr. Csmmell. Mr..
Thomas Stacey. TO Miss Mary Cahoone Hudson,
daughter of Capt Thomas Hudson.
In Providence, 5th instant, Mr. Ohver " Bishep. TO
Miss Betsy Bennett. 9Th, Capt jobs Perry. TO
Miss Susan veriy,
DIEH,
In this town. on Monday last, James Mitchell aged
54. respectable member OF the Friends society
1t Twenon, suddeny. about the st instant, MIR
Samuel UoIs,and OF this towr aged So
AT Fort oicott, Mr. James Orcilf aged IS. a
private 10 Major Cranes Company II United States
Artillery. spo a native OF Cohasset. (Nuss)
Al Neg.0riesns. april Cd on board ship Robinson
Potter, Mr. Frederick .fannas aged 50.
In E3oydence 9ih instant Mr. George Adams. OF
Dsdhafn. lNass) aged 3S years. He wss instantly
killed by the kick of ho,se which he was employed
in currYing .t.
In New Milford. Mrs Honiah FairchilG. aged 20
sh supposed to weigh upwards OF 400 pounds.
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Cabinet Making and Turns
ing.

HE subscribers respectfully inform
their frien Is and the public. that they have
Gently commenced the Cabinet Making business, un-
der The firm OF
Weeden g Lyon. :
and have taken the stand in Nnlstreet next east OF
the Republican Printing Office, formerly occupied
by the Messrs Townsends. where they will execute
IN satisfactory manner, any work in their line
which may be entrusted 10 them Every attention.
WIN De pad to such orders as they may receive, and
the smallest favor will be gratefully acknowledged.
JOHN 5. wEEDEN,
N WILLIAM LYON.
Newport. april 90, 1924
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ahould Be tried against tde 6tifefs sinely and
10 succession the vote wss then taken be.
tween NJ A. and M. Calhoun, and Nj. &.
hsd Two votes, Mr.. a. had ell the rest. The
second trial. Mr.. A. and NJ. Crawford, with
sbout the sans success, Mr. c. awford no, get
wing more than three votes. The trial wac
then between NJ Adams end Mr. Clay, with
a like result, only Two or three Tor Nj. Clay.
When it resolved itself into the choice be.
tween NJ. Adsms and General Andrew Jack.
con; on this question the votes were equally
divided. and the chair man decided in fsyis OF
Nj Adams" This test" adds the Mo6le
Register, was considefed so satisfactory,
that there have been bui two ticke offered IN
the state, end thus msy il be ever, ss ws shall
q e,s always proud to know, that our county,
hX TWO .uch men from whom TO choose. In
such choice there can DO no danger, and let
the result be what II may, u must be happy.
The country will be secure OF an able snd
honest administration of their government"
ANOTHER ApAMs MEETING 1--WE have"
SAYS ne Aiexandris Herald " accounts almost
daily of the increasing popularity Of M. Ad-
ans in Virginia. At the ensuing May coorl,
a meeting Of tho citizens oi P'ince William
county is 10 be held (snd il is expscted will be
very nupetou<ly suended) 20 Promote MI.
AS election 10 the Presidency"
A meeting Of the citizens OF Rockingham
county, (Vs) who are friendly TO he election
of John Quincy adams, for The Office Of Pfesi
dent w,s called on the I6 Ap'r a. he court
house Of said county -.VoJolk IA. Herald
Mr. ADAMS IN OHIO "A letter from q
ve in,eIl,senC gen!lemsn in Cincinnati 10 his
es2ondeot in Portsmouth,, dated tho Oh
uit. remarks: ~ am happy TO inform you
that Nj ADAMS sand, high in thi, State
HIS i'i-nds g numerous and powerful, and
If hey do their duy have no doub, be will
Teceive the electoral vote IF Ohio"
Portsmouth Journal.
TIE good york btsiarirg in Ohio The citi-
;gsni oI C,nc'onsd (O' } VII are friendly to
tb election Of JoHSQ ADAMS 70 the Pest.
3eocy, were 'eques'ed % meet at the Cout
n Ac.ii =
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PROVlDENCE BLANK BOOK
MANDATORY.
7. II. BURNTON, Agenf,

EsPEcTFULLY informs his friends
y and the public that he has re recommenced
the manufacture Of Blank Books and Book binding.
in ell its branches, at his old stand 49, Westminster
street, sign OF the Imperial Ledger.Grateful for
former favors, and will be thankful for the smallest
in his line
,t The subscribers to Tesle's edition Of the Family
Bibe. can have their books bound at short notice.
in any manner which may be directed, a, the follow
ing prices:
IN pam sheep 81
In piain caT
IN PLAIN edy, iron back, o
In cny gh
In Rnssa, gilt. 10
Specimens OF the two latter classes Of binding may
be seen at the houses Of Eeazer 2'even and UiRiam
SIn,ors, in Newport
O A box is left at The house Of w simons for
The use of those who may wish to have their books
bound in order that they may be carried to and fro,
without danger of injury
Providence. May 70 1894 .'.,
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Issignees Notiee.

A 7 the April term Of The supreme Judicial court.
"A holden in ana for the county OF Washington,
Of George wsite. Of orth Kngs,own, an insolvent
deb,or-notice is given 10 the creditors OF said
wsie TO present and prove heir claims against him
within six months from the date hereof or they wilI
be barred from receiving any dividend on the came
VA. q. HAMMOND.
NORTH. .Eirgs,Qyr, Msy = fs.s MIC
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Rhode. Island Legislature.

The General Assembly OF this state
convened in this town on Wednesday,
che 5th inst. and adjourned to meet in
Newport, on Monday, the 3lst May en-
auing. The Assembly was principally
employed in the election of officers, civil
and military those ofthe past year, were
reelected, with very few exceptions
We had not an opportunity to take min
utcs Of the doings of the Assembly, and
have therefore selected detail Of their
proceedings from other papers.
The House made choice OF Albert G..
Greene, Esq. IS Speaker and Thomas
Rivers, Esq, Clerk. The Committee
appointed to count the votes for General
Officers, declared the gentlemen named
in the Republican Convention Prox, to
Be elected, who were thereupon engaged
and proclaimed la the usual manner, as
follows
His ExcelIency JAMES FtNNER, Coz.
crnor The Hon sbl. CHARLES COL.
llNS, Lieutenant G0vernor
Senator's lis Nshor B-own, ESQ I'D.
John D'Won, Esq-9d Benjsmin Smlh,
E.q -4h S,epNen y Co'oeIl, Esq -s:n.
Wu,Ism Wh'ppIe, E q 9th Elisha Wa'sro,
E,q.-7th. John II Va.r,msn, Esq--Sih.
Charles Eldrdge, Esq Oh. Joseph C'oss,
E,q-lo,h. Joe' Met-Alf, Egg.
Heny Bowen, Esq Secretary -Dl'se J.
, Pcsree. E,q. htOrnsy general -roomas G
Prman' E.q ,GfneTat Treasurer
The following gent'emrn wsro returned
b. he sevc al owns. as Representatives -
.Aryhut-Benji min II z,d, William Hun.
fiea, Ashsl r ,ebIns, Stephen 1 Nortbsn, {.
4 r b.in., William s. Nichols.
Ahadietswp-Giles Manchester, Noel Cog
|, sssnsi'
t.Porfsmouih-Joseph Childs, Thomas Pot
nd ,;uo. Den% Chase, Stephen Thomas
Asuerfon-D ,vid D1,iec. Joseph Ouftee.
y AdAse. .Comafon-Jobn B own, TiIiInghssl
ss;,osvn-George Knowles, Thomas b.
slsi0rehGm-Samuel Ward, George S
ploA|
pSeaee-Elwsrd Csrrington, samuel
ehs Nam, Stanford Ne~el, Thomas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wilkin,oa
bnd-Olney Bsll0u, Arnold w.
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Assignee's Sale.

On FRIDAY, May l4-af | O'clock,
On the Premises, in Portsmouth,
Will be sold at Public Auction, !.
A LII the right, title and interest OF
L n Lewis Grcenhill. Of said Portsmouth. an in.
solvent debtor, and to certain Lots Of Land com.
prisng about 10 acres. with the buildings thereon,
situated in said Portsmouth.
d. ANTHONY, jr. .assiynec.
Porfsmoufh, .4prt %, 1924
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Eagle Coffee House,

~ or, Rhode Island.
THE subscriber informs the public, that this ess
tablisbmen. is now under his Management. and
has undergone thorough repair. and is now opened
for the reception of travellers Ladies and Gentle.
men be furnished with good rooms. and every
possible attention viii be paid to the comfort ana
convenience Of those who may paironze IT,
,A THOMAS TOWNSEND, Jun.
april %. 1924.
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Packet Reformation.

THE P,cke, REF0RMA.
~5tA TloN, THOMAS PRATr, mssters
St%SEAr continues TO ply between this town
Skssss:ssss- and Providence. Capt. T.. is always
cat home" on board his raft, and viii be happy to
attend the calls OF his friends. who need appre-
hend being child with cold water, or scaded to-
death with hof Every thing entrusted to him, will
receive strict attention, and every favor, however
small. will be gratefully acknowledged and remeuii
bered. april 30.
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Ass;gnees Notiee.

Ass;gnees Notice.
a the April term Of the suprs me judicial oorssi
n holden in and for the county OF Washington.
the subscriber was appointed assignee OF the estate
OF John ID Williams. Of South Kings,own. an insoI;
vent debtor-notce is given to the creditors Of
said Williams to present and prove their claims
within six months from the date hereof they will
be barred from receiving and dividend on. the same.
WIN G HAMMOND.
North. .kingsown. Msy 4, 1924 MIS-
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The Paroon."- Duncan ssys NJ. Van
Renssalssr, Of Albany. called the PATRON. is
reported to be wonh seven millions OF dollars,
and that his swsy extends over population
OF GO OF 10000. oil which about 5000 are ten.
ans. His political influence is rspresenied
to be simrlsr to tha, OF Tho gtea land prop'i-
etors IN Eugland, but he seldom interieres
with pohlios
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MANTUA. MAKING.

M AIRY HOR SWELL respectfully
1V1 informs her friends aud tho public, that She
has ,'ken. the shop recently occupied by ELIZA
sETH RoDMAN. in the house Of the late GiLssRr
CHASE. on the Parade, where she will gratefully rec
ceive orders in the line Of her business
Mrs II. will keep on hand, for sale. variety of
articles comes cied with her business, and good ae!
soriment OF European Goods, and Fancy articles.
March IS, 1924
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NOTICE.

Court Of P,obae Pormsnih. May 10. 1924
WHEREAS application has been
made tor administration on The estate Of Jonathan
Ccggeshall PccLham, late of Portsmouth. dece ased,
and the consideration thereof referred the second
Monday in June next--noticc is hereby given to all
persons interested in said estate TO appear II fthey
shall h ats Court Of probate 10 be holden at the
house Of Oliver Green. in said Portsmouth. on Said
second Monday OF June next at Q O'Clock, r NJ and
hey shall be heard respecting the same.
By ofdet of said Court,
RICHARD sHERMAN,j jr Prob Clerk
Nav IL
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Mrs. Miles,

LAS just received, and offers for sale,
l. l. as low can be purchased at any store in
town, very handsome assoftmen, OF Millinery and
fancy goods Of the fashions too extensive to-
enumeratc in an advertisement, Gentlemen and 10.
dies are invited to call and for themselves as
She has on hand, and intends TO keep constano
supply Of ladies' and misses Lcghorn and straw Hats
and bonnets OF various 4ualities--very cheap
April %. 6w.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby gives public
notice, that he is appointed administrator upon the
estate Of Samuel Worden. late Of Cbsrlestown. de
ceased, and has accepted OF The trusthe therefore
requests all persons who indebted to the estate
OF the said deceased, to make payment without de-
lay, and those who have claims against the said
tate. to exhibit them as soon as may be
HOxsiE PERRY. Adm.
Charlestown. april 27, 1924. MIS-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13

A person who call. himself Loais me I'm
Of France, has made his appearance IN Wl'h
on. The time OF his bir,b cor e'ponds With
that Of the Dsurhin's end hi, iesfu'es s'e
said closely 10 sese n,ble those Of the B,u'bon
family. He tells 3 plsusible tale, and .hew'
certain marks on his head, which he says his
sister the Duchess Of AngouIems will >, once
recognise. He states he was esr'ied off from
the Temps IN great secrecy, brought up q.
mcog the Alps, sod si,s,v,ses sens 70 the y:
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land Of cut,. wasro be ies,h. the ,isds Of car.
pen,er end where he resided ,ilI be came 10
his county. He has p evailed on gentle
men st Washington TO have the events OF hi
life communicated to the Duchess Of Angou.
leme.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
EhTERhD,
Schooner Laurel. Thacher. Baltimore.

CLEARED,
Brig Fame Purkis. Providence
.. Atlantic, Bailey. Lisbon -N
Schooner Jane. Browneil, Wilmington, (sc)
Sloop Vo'an,. Prsbuy, Boston
., BD Jones, Lawtop, New York.
.. Albany, Vars, New.York
MEMORANDA
Arrived at Boston, 7Ih instant. brig John, Norris
Of this port 10 days from Matanzas. steam brig
New. York Bartlett, from New-York, via this port.
At Port spain. Ap. IL, 'mstei Corey, OF Tiverton,
arrived I4th. from Wimington-not commenced
discharging. ,t. .t.- %, go.
The samuel of this port, has arrived at New.
York from Cawpescby.
Arrived at Point Petre. april 9, Washington Pack
ct. Shove, Of this port, from Nor,h.Csrolna. dis
charging. .,...,l ,l...,u..
The Sally. Fox, arrived a, Philadelphia. 9TH inst.
from this port
On Monday last, boat arrived here from Block.
Island. with several no., ,shesds rum, which were
picked up sdrilt about Is miles 10 the southward OF
the island, One Of the hogsheads. with number
Of coffee ,ierces and part of quarter Of vessel.
drifed on shore at Bhck k-slsnd and il is supposed
some vessel has been lost on Nan,ucke, shoals.
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n WPORT.
THURSDAY, MAY l3, 1924.
Peoples Ticket.
FOR PRESIDBET,
John QUINCY ADAMS.
FOR YTeE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON.

Both recommended to the People Of the United
States, by their political integrity, talents. services
and experience as suitable persons for the ohces OF
president and Vice President of the United States,
for four years from the 9th of March. 1925.
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Col. q II. WHEELER. having dissolved his
:onnexion wnh i've = evidence Pa lot, II will
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