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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12
FAIR PROPOSAL.

From the lAssisshfi Republican.
Mr.. aiarieuy, of Louisiana, and can.
6idste for The Office Of governor, has
made proposition TO bis fellow aspirant
to Gypw Toto for the office.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12
SAVINGS BANK.

A subject very important to the trus.
tees and managers Of Savings Banks, ha.
arisen IN the county ofLincolnshire, Eng.
The late treasurer of the institution a,
Bowen Mr.. Thorpe) having died insol.
vent, and having, at the time of his death,
about ZOO of the savings banks in the
hand, the opinions OF counsel have been
taken as to the liability OF the trustees to
make good that sum to the depositors.-
Those opinions clearly are, that no, eDIy
the trustees but that all the managers of
the institution are liable to make good
The deficiency: and each Of the trustees
and managers has accordingly been call.
ed upon to contribute Ill, as his rcspec-
tive share of what the bank would other.
wise lose by the latetreasurer's insolven.
cy. ----
Sieathing at Shifs zuith Leather.
II has been touEd from actual experi.
ments that leather immersed in water is
not subject TO decay or to be eaten by
worms, nor does il taste by tbs wash OF
the water. Hence it is supposed that
there would be great econumy in sub.
shutting it for copper, zinc or even
ios "SSSs All huS oHSa'bibsS Va sup , DOT.
toms, also for covering the logs and fen.
ders of our wharves, they being liable tie
90 eaten BY the worms. A ship lately
returned from the South Seas, after an
absence of 81 months, which had side
OF sole leather put on her bottom before
she sailed, and when she returned it ap.
peared more firm and better than when
first put on. The worms had not bored it.,
nor did it foul much, if any, more than
copper. Should leather come into ee-
neral use for the aforesaid purposes, it
will prove vastly beneficial to the tanners
& dealers in the article as well as TO the
agricultural interests Of our country
Therefore for the purpose of making a
further experiment, it has been deIermil-
ed to sheath the bottom Of the schooner
Eliza, and the work has been commen-
ced by NJ. Ring, at the FIRST wharf above
Catherine market, for which leather has
been contributed by many Of the most
respectable dealers in the article in town
ond such persons as disposed TO lend a
helping hand, will please to send their
leather TO the store Of Israel Corse, in ia.
cob~strcets as soon as convenient. A sin,
gle side will be acceptable. The public
are invited TO call at the said vessel apo
see the work going on W. z. hler. I'd.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12
YALE COLLEGE.

Mr.. Sheldon Clarke, Of Oxford, Conn.
in addition to bis former munlfceDt do.
nation Of $4,000 to Yale College, has
recently given 8 900 towards the es,ab
lisbmeut q scholarship in the same
instltution. ~--
The ext' aordiuary vessel, as regards
her size, noU building at the island of
Orleans, near Quebec, caught fire OF the
night of the 18Th ult and il is said nearly
forty feet OF her length were consumed,
commencing from the bow. A FIRE had
been made to dry the vessel.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12

|. The shop Of MIR. TowIe, jeweiIer, Of
HaverhilI, N. -. has been robbed but
Two fellows have been caught With the
properly and committed,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12

His msjesty's visit to Scotland last
year, COS, tho city Of Edinburgh, 1909
Ids. 10d.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-05-12

The house Of |. N. CushmaD, esq.
uartlend, VI has been destroyed by fire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06
ADDRESS OF Ni.vIa.v EDWaRDs,

Presented 10 The IT. OF Representatives by The Speaker
Arril Is, 1924.
WHEELING, VA. April 6, 1924.
SIR: have the honor to request You to
present the Address herewith transmitted,
with it accompanying Notes and Documents,
to the House of Representatives of the Con
gress Of the u. States.
have the honor to be. very respectfully, sir,
your most obedieni r,anf,
NINIAN EDWARDS.
Hon. HENRY CLAY,
Speaker OF The House of Representatives
OF the Congress of the United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06
~ rae Iorerhor II fhe Commonwealth OF TiTeIa5-
PROCLAAIATION

WHEREAS Il is represented 10 the F+s..,,..
L. Mills and .f coaniy, that certain Marin
y nnu we latter for passing forged note of han, ,
T" .'1 neen rewarded 20 the fail or said r,,n,. ~
auer I'm Wy an examining court thereof did ~
"a wy @y,n mt rshe their escape from The said al
u "r now gong ~ urge have ttpfefnre tl,n., Js
ysr sr 6 a,s ny,ce q e council Of aie TO oGsf re-
80, or rsrs0ns, wio VIII apprehend ana cfn,, per
sr o ,hfn.t 10 the jan ~ Rockingham af,resai,,d'
No., ~ 80 tpe ~ "hirefs civil military and -,
Wv soo lenpt ~ TIE cOmmonweal to Us, bci1 .s,
dealt With ~ the law directs 9'' '''' 'TeJ may be
, 9narr o., hand rs Governor and unoer The seal
iseaLl OF April, ie1i. " e'''O"'' 'o's som day
MARI, ,,,u. . JAMES PLEAsAFTs, Jr
p i, Niils was tried by ths of IOha H. Wtso,
9s 49, -, arh confessed TO re Assuned; he Is sb6at
ents od . rect 90 10 inches high, Of AR eoto,s
on viii rather ighi bair aud Debt blpe eoas
az snoeen couniepancc bot does appear to he alarm
u WIN charged With has lost several of Lis 49,
~, teel and the rest m bis upper jaw much deonyel
5essf Jatk"s7, Is about 20 wears old f,ct y, y
'.cnes hgh, rather dark c0nplexo and darn
charged With crime denies il Immediately and las a. d.
same itne Depressed eountepance.
May 8. t,7c.a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06
RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY

: 49,. =. IINIs N z :
fiik stock holders IN this company ere nfrned ,bet
hs annuai gencral rieeiing Is tbe first Mopl,v IA
sune ad inst viii be brid ~ o'clock IN the eve
MONT AtGnsiness ofimpnrsnce, under law passed OF
the lssi session o the assembly. To DC laid before he
mseiine' puncfHsi attendance y fslussted -
VI" o. .ile-itw y. SiErpAup .Treasurst'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06

LouisvILtE, OK J April 1.-THE Hon. NJ.
Man Edwards recently appointed M..,'st'r 10
Mexico. arrived at This place on Thursday
last ON his way to his residence in Illinois.
RtpuLhcdu;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06

perry in Wali-strce', hr'onging "a TIC cst 10 ~
the late George Buchanan, as site for an
Exchange. II is ia feet from, nn Wan-s'reci.
aud includes the bulldogs known US Walt
street House, aud extends back To Shat Lann.
The price given for this property is los, 900
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06

''iE 'uOsc iss i'i,g pns tIIe ferry Ena15 -
me name 81 Dudey's, YOrk river IN ~. 80
TO- ~ New Nm! county and nsross the Raapnny and
he l-'mUnkey t. West Point in King Villa m coh,s -
pit an excellent boat Persons disposed To cross -
rrry re assured that all possible expedition will he I
ana WhtneFer u may be necessary, four ferrymen IN lie
mired' Tag staff and horn kept az Wei Poi,
'u he brick House, and The Signals nndr will I've punS
y attended to- Travellers med that he i;s,sn
tn nputeser and Mathews TO Richmond is es,ered Ter
King Queen Nav 4. ~ y, Oah"Vi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06

L.ff'act 81 letter rom Pernambuco, dafed ne 25d,of
49, March 824.
we have of the harhor, English frgsfe and
Two Sic"iS OF war, Who are, determined 10 protect
non fnsi sh and Amerirnn lives and ~ operty Tie
revolution that hnppencd here yesterday is of se
ri'ns nau'", aud Hul afraid will dean US here lon
ger 'han contemplated IN last respects"
~ The Letter of Mr.. Senator LOWRIE win ,rnos.
our being ion ar for Ibis day paper Wat Int May a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06

PtRACiES.--Cspi. Jarvis, of the Brig Jane ar
rived AT Kpsipn from ST. Croix rfoi ms that on The
2 l'h OH. ia at Rock Passage, an American Brig
aud Spanish Schooner were boarded by nm omen
hoai, full nI uraes and all hands murdered excent
y hoy, WHO saved his life 10y swim ming, hcnp near
P",io REQ. He reached laid aud gave inlo marion
fc next d.v The Pirates began crcuisie the mo-
ney which iies ouk FROM the vessels, Portr Rico,
and nrircheuie,!, confessed their guilt and
seven we're hanged. Thus information was received
AT ST. Ctoix The 50h uh from ST. / howas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06
Chesapeake. and Dslnoote Canal.

A sentlemap, who had Just returned from
the canal ground, informs, that, although lit
tie more than week has elapsed since the
work was commented, there are already be-
tween 500 and 400 men actively employed in
-xcavatng the earth. In few weeks, more
than double that number will probably be
employed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06
-. BAkER-DENrIs.r-

Il. BAKER DENrIsr.
WILL leave RicbnionI about the I,st of Ma, .A,s
W absent during the the most pnrt ,, $50
,e IN the a"tun'n-wen due nOiice will be give OF ~
ours. April rs lI2Swss
ALu ABLE PROPERTY For SALE
virtue of deed Trust executed 10 the sobscr,.s
- on The hfst day of August 1913 nv MchaeT
anu Vhrsany his wife aud admitted 10 record in The us
nss xuns oF me city ct Rchmona, The day Of All.
inersn ncnIionedwe viii sell pnbIic auction On Ii.
remrs,inr casiun Friday the fourfee,h div AZ ~,
nsS, ~ iS tur oZ ovircka cefSfi1 ssa or marcel ~
,shs si.ai wing aud eipg in the city " IsciDod ~,
oixh streets, the east Of 55o--yt,s,
NJ lu- .s''is'e. ieren,snts, appurennsscT
pnsng being Ne same hOnses, Nc. lately occupied
ny J"hn Grantlaud, Esq. deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06

eurr iron, Gnaliitr Of the Ie,h or 49,,
safes that nn l.rglish t.eae arrived there ON ,bs
go IRON al Aisiers, whore she Ief; squadron
nfnck 'd'ng Tue port he Noy had refused en,erine
'ao any explanations with the Admiral am, ,r;.hS
- communicate dWeri w'il' The British government
ne was Masking every prep.rarion FOR - vigorous de-
rr ~ sea ,n" ianh, "s he expecied The place
would be attacked, which was consi,Ie,ea mn, -,
probable, Cap B"'on, whose ship, the Caneleon.
:" e'an''y ho',detl The Aleerine corseire I,inoIi
coming out Of Asiers, has been posted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06
ynOaIAs RIrcBI

~ ~ inIiyiluals. we mac mi, Ia ia :,
.sesrmK JuabIr. The House Is afn,sr ~ biis Pc "
=, The Capitol Situated The Ylss Of 4 eoo
~ ro, O'er o' 1c &C., The premises mn = H.
Gu Al ""Y lime be'ofsfhc day Of sale y appeao ~
THOMAS TATIon, -
.Hitbmono, April '0"4a ,oa HhfCIlkE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


sslict tie presentation of pefions--[
W.. HtmIlton, OF South Carolina from the Militia
~ y9mniuee, 20 which was referred tie Message Of
AZ PRESIDENT Of the United States tie claim of
'sShchusetfs Tor services rendered by the Militia
'p"' Stale during the iiie with Great Britain,
,a'ne report, accompanIedby hill TO authorize
~ .,eilement and payment OF the claims of the State
"isshchnsetis for certain services rendered dur
"g ,s late VIZ" Tue re5ori thus concludes
-FOUR committee, ~ conclusion, recommend that,
a. Nv cases whee The mnt, of he STATE of Alssss.
'o'-lls were called out IN conformity with The de-
, me % IN officer Of the General Government, or TO
Hei actual Invasion, under we'll founded appre-
f"soo OF Invasion, during the late wsr, the claim
,ne state fof such militia services be allowed
Fl me usual rules of auditing and allowing similar
ums provided the nnn,l,er of uoops called out
90 not ~ undue proportion TO the cxiRency.
a i"nr committee likewise recommend, that the
lHS o. NJ esachaqetfs, not compfehended in the
sS description Of cases, he dissiowed. Aud, ~
u.o'm'iy win The foregoing principles, ask leave
| report bill"
a'r Hamilton moved 10 refer this report 10 . com.
Zee Of the whole on tie state Of the UnioO.
..r Cobb, Of Gsorgia, objected 10 this course, "a
ing undue prefer iltfs over other business
IL wished il 10 be referred N The usual course Of
ness for the purpose Of discussion, snply ~
'lmiiice of the whole
'ir. Hamilton urged the importance IF this claim,
o''ning from them urgent consideration. The
'"se which be now proposed had been pursued 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06

The loss sustained y the fire NJ New Castle Dei
IS estimated nj one hundred and f6y ,bous,ui ,I,i
Iars-"ot-on' cent IF tniieh insured A nnbIic
m~eiing w"s 10 he held az PhiledeIpha ON Tkursday
evening" TO devise me"ns Tor relieving the sufferers
hy that dist, essing evenr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06

me Directors OF the New York Merchants
hTehanse Fonieany have purchased The pro-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
SEASONABLk GOODS.
Isaac Gould,

: -,tr-tvs lNp 40. l hdint street,
Informs ale Customers, Y ne hub6c ~ general,
THAT be vhas just received an assortment of sea,
sonablc goods, ,consis,ing of
Black. b,us, olive, clarct, Oxford and drab broad.
cloths. from 2 TO 10 dollar,
fashioHsbe plain. ribb'd and striped Cassmeres,
from7s6 to l8s, t.A.s
Elegant elk velvet vcstines. -an" .,
Plain ditto various colors, I.
Silk horen,nes, figured and plain,
Valencia new and fashionable patterns,
Real Scotch plAjds, ~
Extra boiled blue and bro&n camblet.
Black, white and green Asnnes:
Mild dssb brQadcloths and kerscys,
Lambs wool knit shirts and drawers,
Lafayette and Clinton stocks, ~, /,
Black silk hsndkerchieis and cravats,
Flag spd bandsnro bandkerchefs,
Extra foe blue ladies cloths, ..rE.t.
Webb's patent suspendcrs,
Rich gilt, coat apd vest buttons,
Assorted twist ditto. ~. . .t
With sn assortment OF trimmings. in his line, ell,
Of which will be sold at small advancefor Cash.
Gr Clothing made to order, a. usual
Newport. Oct q, 1894. ~ sEs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
PROBATE NOTICE.

Conrf Of PROBATE, Frssaort A;ou, !, 1894
M HEREAs Stephen II. Cahoone, administrator
w on the Estate Of Charles W. Cahoons. late Of
Newport. deceased, has this day presented his sd.
minstrston account for allowance and the conside.
ration thereof referred to the first Monday Of De-
cember next, Notice is hereby given. to all per.
sons interested therein 10 appear. f they see ft. al
Court of Probate TO be holden stthe state house,
In said Newport. on said fret Monday Of December
next, ~ O'Clock. A.. n to shew cause, if any they
have, why said account should not be allowed.
BY order OF said Couri, .s.t
CHARLES GYLEs. Prob Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
latest from Eurobe.

80
by the packet ship Colossus. at phi!adel-
phis, Londoo papers of the 18Th, and Liver
pool oi lhe 2oih ult. sfe fseeised. -
The former reports Of The death OF LOUIS
18th were premature, but that even, took
place on The 10Th Of September. Intelligence
day at M BY Telegraph, ss follows.
:" The king died this morning at 4 o'clock
kiog Charles x. Immediately set 90, Tor St.
Cloud, with the Dsuphin, the Dauph'ness, and
the Duchess Of Bssy The public have
shswn during The kings illness the nos, sf
fecting sorrow. Coa'iers are setting out this
moment, in oil directions with the news"
Intelligence Of the late Of l,utbide had
fssched London. The news caused o eousids.
rssle advance 10 ell The Soaih American
Stocks.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
PROBATE NOTICE.

Ccurs Of Probate, Neuphorf Aov. !, 1924.
MoTCE is hereby given. that JonahaH r. Amy.
IN guardian over the Pa son and estate Of Eisa.
beih 7nsH. bath this day presented his guardianship
account for settlement and the consideration thereof
referred TO Court Of Probate TO he holden st the
ststc.house in Newport, on the Hrst Monday Of DE.
cember ne:;t, at 9 O'Clock, AN st which time and
place the said Elizabeth and others concerned there.
in. win appesr..if they At, and they shalt be
heard respecting the same. ~.
by order Of said Court, 49, ,
:, CHARLES GYLEs, Prob Clerl
Nov
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
PROBATE NOTICE.

Courf Of Probate, ..sesyhorf, hop. ], 1924.
THE Commissioners appointed to
receive and examine the claims against the Estate Of
Suneon Hhne. deceased. have made n report, and
returned lis, Of claims by them allowed against
said Estate lit is ordered, that the consideration
Of said report be referred to Court Of Probate to
be holden at the statshouse in said Newport. on the
FIRST Monday OF December next, at o'clock, A. N
aud that notice he given by publishing this order.
that all persons Interested may appear. f they see
fit and be heard. BY order Of said Court, .
CHARLES GYLEs, Prot. Ciers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04

In Warren. Mr. Francis B6we,i. to Miss HannoA
Bo,cen. both Of that town.
OfED,
In this town. on Thursday last. very suddenly, M.
ram kanH, son OF Mr. John Klu,l, aged lo years
On Monday last, Caso Hiiisi, = respectable black
man, aged sbou, 60,
In Providence, 27,k-~tt Mr. Joshua Bur.,, aged
as years.-27,h. MIR V,na,u X 1aylsr, son Of The
late Mr. William Taylor, IN his 3stb year 30th, MIR.
-saros Sranh' aged S4 -5ist. Mrs E6.a CoLaAs, con-
sort OF MIR William 4. Collins and daughter Of the
late Mr. Samuel Manchester, Of Ti,erton, in her
2sth year LIST inst. Miss Polly Coifens. aged 3d.
At Little aock thrksnsss Territory sept. 9, Mr.
Thomas Depens, a native OF this town
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
PNObAlE. NOTICE.

.Conrf Of Probate, hewfort, Mop !, 1924:
WHsnEAs, Daniel u. Boone. acting administrators
on the Estate Of James Boone, late Of Nevport,
deceased, has this day presented his administration
accoub' for allowance, and the thereof
referred TO the first Monday Of December next. No.
tice is hereby given 10 a persons interested theren
10 appear. II they see 6t, st Cours Of Probals TO
be holden at the state-house. in said Newport, on
said first Monday OF December next, o, 9 O'Clock,
A " to shew cause, IL any they have, why said &C.
count should not be sllo~ed.
BY order of ssA Conrt,
, - CHARLES GYLEs. Prob. Clerb.
nov l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
ALL,EN'S
NEWPORT ASYLUM.

pERsoNS disposed TO contract for the Office Of
Keeper Of tts .Newpors .isylnm. are hereby in.
formed that Sealed Proposals, addressed 10 the
Chairman ofthc Board Of Commissioners. will be re.
ceived at any time previous to the oath Of December
next-on which day the Board will open and act up.
on the Proposals presented. and make choice Of q
Keeper for The term OF Three Years. from the 25th
March next For particulars respecting stipulatons
&c. of the coAtraet. Information may be had on ap
piicatioh to T. II MUMFORD, See'ry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
Attention /!
VIM. JAMES TlLLFY.

HAs just opened another lot of Bail Fringes which
he can sell at much lower price than the arte,,.
can be manufactured for in this state. - -
Tie hsajust opened complete lot ofsa,tne,ts frow
oo TO 90 CTS per yard--And some superb double mil
led cassimeres at the low price Of 6s9d the ward
w. 7. has just received complete lot of sur
tout and great coat cloths. also ladies' pesse Nnd
habit cloths for at least quarter less than can b
found IN the town or state.-pessc call and YOU will
be ssushel as to the truth OF the above. -
horns.
Oct. 28.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04

AS Just received from New York,
l. Il his Fall and Winter supply Of GOODS, which
he is selling very low.
Among (Which are
Brosdciolhs. Csssimeres, Pciise cloths. kerseys
and J.cone, muslin white, green, yellow, black and
red f,nncls red spotted pcIisse ditto black syn
ehsws black and green iutestrings black 'evsn.
tines bobbinet spd cotton lace black bonbazeep |,
bombs ssetts OF dHfetcnt colors black Itssn Grape
bsndsome caiictos and ginghams, very low. hand.
some vest patterns. ladies and mems worsied hose !,
do. beaver buet and horses skin gloves mems buck
skin mittins .cssdmefe shAvis yeiveteen and sik
bsndkerch,eis b,Rdann. and fsg do white and
coored csiDbric bedticking. mems cross bard era
vsts guernsey frocks isbby vevesi z SO 10 II
1874 rose blankets sheer musl'ns, Caroline end
Scotch RI ids Russia and imitation sheetngs Rus
sis dspers very cheaps tickienburgb. osns5urghs.
ibbons and gslioonsi blescbed and upblesched
sbee,ing' and shirtngs, very low chex and home.
spnn ginghsms silk and cotton umbrellas csIfskin
pocke, looks, ac-sli which will be sold ~ cheap
as aa store in tom. sts
Nevpos,, Oct s8. -y.t ....'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
The Greeks.
Extract efo Letter from Legborn, dated lH
September.


September.
"Thers arrived here today q vessel from
Ssonics, The captain OF which dsposed at the
Office OF Health, that moe than 1000 Greeks
made desceai on Epsnomy with moro than
40 boars, and beat completely he Turks who
were there. The Pscha having heard OF this
defeat few to their assistance with 1000 meo,
csvsIy and infantry, snd four pieces Of can.
non, but he was also besien and lost more
than 200 men, with his cennop, snd wss O.
bliged TO retire 20 Ssionics The I'd Of Au.
gust, he Turks'etu,ned 10 susck The G ;esks,
bu, were again 'epuIsed After this combat,
the Creeks embsi ked and went 10 Sslinis !;
which is sliIl nearer Sslonies. where they
were sgsin attacked by the Tu k, on the 81
F. and 9Th OF Augusi, bur these latter were once
more repulssd. The Creeks then left Ssli.
mis-, and landed al Cs,e,ins; but the result OF
thelr move ment is not known, ss the vessel
sailed before any thing fur,hs' hau Isksn
plaeea
Ths chsrsc,er Of Mshommed Ali, the pres.
eoI Psehs OF Eeypt, conpreneDds quslilies
as astonishing a, hose Of Napoleon Buons.
pare. He Is petfect despo,, but he turn,
all his tremendous agency to tho improvement,
oil his Pachalie. The bsf which lately ob.
structed the mouth of Inc Nile near Rose,ta,
and rende ed the nayigbt,1 20 Alexsnd,ia
imprseticabe 10 bciste Jus SESSIONS, cisimed
tho attention Of The Pschs, and he projected .
canal from Foursh 20 Alexsndris. The la.
boret~ OF Lower Egypt were sunni. .oned, TO
each oil whom particular portion Of labor
was allotted, The length Of his canal is for.
'y'eight miles tho breadth Is 90 feei---the
depth iiom fifteen 10 ighleen feet. Two
hund' ed and fiiy ,houss6d men weie march.
ed down under their respective leaders, to be
employed IN ,he excavation Of thi, work--i,
was completed in six weeks, end they wete
paid on he spot, and marched back 10 their
homess The Pschs next TUNED his attention
to the growth OF the cotton plant. IIe sowcd
The sled Of the Brsz'lisn cotton, and in 1922
crop was picked smoun'ing 10 IS 600 b,g,
OF TWO bundled wight each Of these $50
were shipped TO- Englaad, and sold q, f,om
eleven 20 ,hTtcen pence per pound. The
cotton ~ said 10 be equal 10 lbs, OF the United
nc'ibersubj jec,ed 10 tho iros's o, bbsh,s
Bu' there IS one thing N be taken INTO The
scale on our side OF the questiop--s bale oil
cotton from sn infected dis,ict, com mupics,
'he plague, which in population so dense %
ina, OF Eoglsnd, will be . ia,hsr dangerous
article OF NE chshdise.
Baltimore y9n7erieon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
SHIPPING LIST,
PORT OF NEWPORT.

BhTBRBD,
slcop seren-Brothers, Newberry. st. Andrews,
., Ann.Msria, Gardner, New.York.
., Hudson, CrAndall. Boston.
CLEhRED,
I. Brig Panther, Cornell. Charleston.
schr Pstsey. Tobey, Georgetown.
sloop Seyen-Bro,hers, Newberry. Hartford.
.. Ann.Maris, Gardner, Providence.
., Rising sun. Chase, aiien, (Geo.)
." Niagars, Tanner. Lsguira.
.. Hudson, Crsndsli, Providence.