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From our eorrespondp. t !
Norfolk. garch s. Ga. m

U' O1Nb ''UFtH o, y u III
Arrived this mo mug, brig Luct Ann
Davis, Of Portland II DIS from Hamburg
via Havana, 8 from the latter in ballast
with some potatoes.
Also, schr Elizs, Ward, fro,,, Killing,
worth, Conn amt S d, I'm ~ York.
Game up. big Argo, from Matanzas
before reported
The brig BEutus, Blunt, for Bremen
. as off jamestown last evening standing
down and ship Martha. Lunl. and brig
Virgins, Knight both 10, liverpool, and
brig Emily. Godfrey, foi London, left
Cry Font, yesterday Yours &c.
VIM. q LYFDRD,
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Shad and Herring Fishery.

TIM E subscribers wish Z" inform the public,
. that they have leased that well known
shore called the
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SYCAMORE L.a.NDI.vG.

On the river Potomac, 90 miles below Alexandria
on The Virginia shore, and calculate on fish
ing it on very large scale, and hope they shall
be able TO fui nish persons wishing to pun up fish
on as good terms as anv shore ON the river, as
they intend prohibiting all land custom from the
shore. They therefore invite the water custom
to call on them. n B They wish to hire from
5O IN fJ) -nrl ANs rs -,e
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e.iehtrentb ernnaress.
From me National Inteiiigencer
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MARCH 8


Mr.. Newton, from the committee ON
commerce, reported bill "to provide
Tor sick and disabled seamen." Read
twice and made the order os the day for
Monday next.
Inc house then resolved itself into a
committee of the whole on the state OF
the union, Mr. Copdict in the cham.-
'Ihe Tariff bill, being the unfinished busi>
ness oil yesterday, was again taken up fo
cons'dei atom. AID after consider abb.
discussion, without taking the question.
on motion OF Mr.. S,orrs, the committee
rose. The house then adjourned.
IN SENATE MARCH s.
The bill "in addition to an act, ep,i
lied "ap act to establish turnpike com
pany in the District OF Columbia :" W a.
read the third time and passed.
Mr. Lloyd. of Maryland, from the
committee on The District of Columbia,
repaired bill "for enclosing the burial
ground Of Christ church parish" 1be
( bill was read & passed 10 second read
ing Adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
On motion of Mr. Cooke, Re
solved, That the committee on the
judiciary be instructed to inquire into
the expediency Of prohibiting, by law,
the employment Of any person, except q
citizen OF the U. S. in any of the depart.
men's OF the government.
On melton Of Mr.. Tracy, Resolved,
That selec, committee oe appointed TO
inquire what further legislative provisions
are I'll and necessary to carry into effect
the provisions OF he &C, of congress pass.
cd Mach Sd, 1917, Untitled "an act TO
amend the act authorizing the payment
tor property lost, captured or destroyed
by the enemy, while in the military SER
vice OF The L s and tor othe' purposes -
passed the 9h day of April, 1916, and
that said committee have leave 10 repor,
by bill or otherwise.
Mr. Livingston laid ON the table seve
raj Communications from the department,
OF var, in relation 10 the present state nj
the military academy at Yves, Point
MI Hamilton, f,om the committee on
military affairs reported bill to autho-
riZe the sale of unservicesble ordnance
arms, and military stores which was
laid on the table.
The house then resolved itself into a
committee OF the Whole, Mr.. Condic' in
the chair, on the bill TO anne, the seve
raj acts laying duties Oil imports.
The question being en he resolution
submitted on Saturday, by M. Forsyth.
TO strike out the Third section of the bill.
The debate oil Saturday was renewei,,
and ContInueI till Dagi 4 o'cl0ck
An act s'to amend an act entitled can
act for the establishment OF turnpike
company in the county OF Aiexancria, ~
the District OF Columbia. was receIyec,
from the senat e referred. Adjourned
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SEINE H.4ULERS.

Cor which liberal price will lie given.
BONTZ, LUNT g. Co.
The Richmond Enquirer and Petersburg In.
telligeRcer will publish the above three times
and forward their accounts TO this Office.
march IN 81
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II will consist of Maritime VielCs Of the most
celebrated ses ports .4aimdiGd PICTURESQUE
piers, painted with all the (aithfuiness of nature
that is possible for artists to accomplish The
sea will he seen, covered with vessels under full
sail moving on its surface, closely initiating ma.
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J. SHILLABER

OFFERS for sale
~ hhds Venetian re.g
90 bblS Baltimore wsssRss
10 boxes sperm caad'es
hhds cider
100 bushels potatoes. mat
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COMIC pANVOMIMEs

are well represented by figures two feet high,
which initiate the movements of natural persons
so exactly that the wood seems TO have recejv.
ed animation from The hands the artists The
richness and elegance of their dresses leave
-,
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PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION


cour, house, in Harrsburg,at ii o'clock
The me citing was organized TO: the pui
pose Of receiving credentials. Jacob
Hoiga;e, ESQ. of Philadelphia co. was
called TO the chaIr.and Thomas Burnside,
of Centre CO and Wilson Smith, Of Eric
90. we're appointed secretaries Dele
gates appeared from all the couptie,
except Armstrong, lndispa,J effersnn and
Greene; and from Northampton Beave,
anG Mercer two sets appeared. The
: convention vas amioably orgauized for
business, by continuing the same officers
making the chairman, president, and
adding Jacob SpangIer, esq. and VIM
Whkens, esq. vice presidents. The
number of delegates present was l25.
A resolution III favor of gen. ANDREW
JACKSON, for president, was carried, win
one dissenting voice. A resolution to gu
;nto the nomination Of vice president was
agreed TO, e2to SO Henry Clay, John
Tod, Jonn c. Calhoun, William. Findlay,
Albert Galla,in and Daniel Montgomery
were named by their several friends -
On the first vote, the result was as follows:
John T.. Calhoun 81
Henry Clay 10
Albert GaIlatiD 10
William FindIay 8
John Tod 8
Daniel Montgomery 1
A committee was appointed to draf ar
address, and prepare the proceedings fcl
publication; & the convention adjourned.
ALBANY, N. Y. MARCH SIN he Sc
nate yesterday, NJ Dudley gave motto,
that he should call for the consideration
Of the report Of the committee on the
lectoral bill, aud he bill itself this da,
Strength of PARTIES Within few
days past measures have been taken, BY
members OF the legislature, TO ascertain
the relative strength of parties in thai
body on The presidential question l'bc
result is as follows, and We are assured
that no material variation is to be snlici
psted, as the canvass has been shown t.
most of those who had not publicly ex
pressed their opinions, and in some IN.
stances the persons named corrected the
list where they were put down wrong.
Assembly Adams, 5l-Crawford, As
clay I5--Caliioun, li-Jackson, g.
Total, 1913.
Seuate--Adams, I0-Crawford, f6--
Calhoun, S-Clay, 5--'rolal, 50.
As between Mr.. Adams and Mr.Craw
ford, should the friends Of the other can.
didstes abandon the idea OF success, !, is
estimated that Adams will have 80, sad
Cts&ford 7s--toial, 100. daily Idv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-12
AN ACT

In amendment Of an oct entitled asn act for
the mebdlug of Highwsys and etidges."
be is enacted by she General .dssembly, and
6y the authority 1hereof IL Is enacted, That the
Surveyors Of Highway. 10 the several towns
in ihi. State, bs sna they. hereby required 10
Icy OF, and expend ,wo third parts 8, least Of
ell The taxes that shall be assessed or raised
in their respective towns, for the purpose oi
mrndlng highways. oitbct in money, labor or
materials, between the aru dsy oi May and
The fiT dsy OF Ju'y, and the remsirdsr there
Of brtween the frs, day OF August and the
6rs! dsy OF October annually.
Ttue copy Witness. ~
HENRY BOWEN, Sre',y.
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direct, the ssid Coor, Of Ptcbs,e shal, Cause
all psrues koowa 20 be Interested ,n such o.
de o. decree, living 10 this Stsie, 10 be noii.
hed thereof, by causing the Cierk of ssid
Psohste TO pos up IN sumo consp,cuous place
within bis Office, OF at the place whe'e said
Coott ol Probate usually meet. and at one
Other public place wuhiD The ,owo, at iesst
three weeks beiote tho rende'ing such o'der
o. decree, notice Of the subject matter there
~ snd Of tho time and place at which the
same will be scted upon; OF ss,d Cour, Of
Probate msy Cause nouee 10 be gwen ss
aforesaid by advertisement printed II tess'
three times 10 some newspaper printed with
in ,bu Sts,e, @, by csusIng no'iee to be serv
ed upon sil parties interested, by the Sheriff
or hi. Deputy. ot Town.Sefgeant o, Cons'a.
bie, by reading said notice 20 the party, il TO
be found, or otherwise by leaving an aue,ied
copy Of ssit notice al he last and usus, place
of the psr,y's sbedr. Either Of said modes of
giving notice to be discreet ,ionaty with tho
Court OF Probate - PROVIDED, bo.2epet, That
il IL shall appear To said Court Of p, obaie, be-
toe pass ng any such o'der or decree, that
previous notice has been given TO all An wn
parties Interested as s!oressid, by the Geek
II ssid Court (upon application TO him msdc)
IN one Of the modes presc' ibed in this section,
and tha, mode DC satisfactory 10 said CouU,
or If all known parties Interested In such or.
der or decree shall have gwen their essen,
in wiring TO said Courts processing, @, ths
hmc end place 10 determine In the pennies,
then said Couu may proceed to hear and de-
,ermine in tho premises in the same manner
as though said note bad been given by or.
der and direction Of sald Court - aforesaid.
True COPY WUness,
HENRY BOWEN, Ssc'r9.
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Oyster. House.

ne subscriber most respectfully niorms the
public that he has taken the h,use fosmsrly
occupied by Mr.. spsscrR EALL. 90 Newman :
wnsrI where he intends to keep constantly un hand
ur very hrst quality OF oysiers, which he wilt serve
~ IN say manaer shioh mey ts nquired or Fam.
nee Can 'r supplied With o, ssess la ,ie shell open.
ca at the shor,esl no,,ce. ~ -
tie also Intends TO accommodate his customers.
WIN osei steaks, ssussges. uPe, SC. &c At al, hours
o the day.
suPper parties can he accommodated with room.
.T're best liquors will be iuinshed--snj every AT
un'itn pa'd TO render satisfaction to these Who may
"Or nm WIN their company, ISAAC THAyEh.
/ Newnort Nov
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-12
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
EOR SALE

VOC S2LE.
THAT pleasantly situated stand for n Public
House, situate in Portsmouth,. shout 5 miles
from Newport. With an exoeIlent orchard. parder
extensive out houses, in thorough repair and about
six acres OF land The sinson is well known. hay.
ing been occupied as pabiic house for many wears
.ise-A three acre lot. On the main road, wilbin
one mile fom the state house
LiAewise-sn excellent we'll finished two story
Dwelling iioese in Howard street, at the south part
OF the town, N perfect repair, and having a large
garden, with an abundant supply Of fruit. b.. :,
Like'o'se-tvo shares in the Portsmouth Woolen
Msnufactory. now in full operation.
For particulars relative to the whole or any part
OF the above property, apply to at,
HENRY MOORE.
Newport, Jan IL 1898.
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A FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber oG.rs for sale the
Farm on Rhode Island, which wss iste the summer
residence OF Mr.. CHARLEs BAsiNo u 10 bcsuii,
folly situated on the west side OF the island sbcu
ionr and an half miles from Newport, snd Is supplied
~ its shores. with very considerable quantity o!
sea mAoure--has on il large and consenen, dwell
ING house. built ard finished in the modern style.
With proper outhouses, 10 vailed into small enc'o-
sures. and has on IL W sn ten steps of The house
q spring OF excellent water which never tails TO lur
o'sh IN abundant supply. Any one wishing 10 view
he farm or know the terms. may apply TO kIcsAsp
RAsooLpH,. ESQ. in Newport. or 10 the subscri
ber IN Providence. JACOB DUSNELL-
Dec Is, 1879
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NEW GOODS.
- lnOoJO-----
James Hammond,

HAS received his supply OF Fsn aud Winter
4 4 Day Goops. viz
e iisse Cloths,
FisoneIs,
Blankets,
Caroline Plaid.,
Scotch and Tartan Plsils,
Figured Bombazeus,
Twilled and Plain Dombszett..
Bombazins,
Fashionable Prints. &c &c.
p ALSO, |...
few pieces Of CARi'ETINGS, Of handsome pat.
terms, Warranted all wooi and tsst coors
One case Of lrish Linens, and
One do Sea Island Sbriings. y ,.
The above With great variety OF IiJis, European
and American DRr GOODS, are this dsy opened
and Tor safe ~ above. Oct 80.
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~s WI. ~
AN ACT
In amendment Of tho sc, eo'irled an oct sp.
pointing Coroners."

pointing Coroners."
Section l. BE H enacted BY The General fs.
senibfy, and By !he oufhorisy fherec( U 10 enact
ed, Thas all ., oces' issuing under ssid &c, may
be directed TO and served by any Sheriff of
Deputy Shsrif Of the county or Town. Ser.
geant or Constable wi,hin the town whore the
dead body i. found II and The Officer who shall
summon the ju'y shall be allowed as com
pensstiou therefor the sum Of one dollar and
no mo'e, snd the jn'n's iify cents each.
Sec. 3. hnd Be if further enacted, Tba, the
numbsr OF Jurors 10 be summoned on an IN
qoisilon ss ,tofesaid shall be six.
Sec. 3 Ind be IL .Jnrfh,r sndefsd, Thst
when any iuquisItiop shall be had Oh the body
Of sDy deceased person, the chs'ges thereof
shalt be peid out OF the estate OF The person
SO deceased, and said charges shalt have
ptioriy TO sli other claim; and II shall be
the duty OF the Coronct to exbibit said charges
as claim against ssid estate, and to enforce
i, by law il need be. But IN case there be no
e.s'e leG by said deceased person for said
purpose, the ssid charges shall 10 paid out OF
the Town T,easu y.
Sec. 4. find be IL fuyiher enacted, That al,
pats Ut said act repugnsnt to, o. Inconsistent
herewith, be and the same are hereby repeal.
sd. True copy Wines,
HENRY BOWEN, Sse'ry.
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MORE CHEAP GOODS.
Vim. James Tilley,
No. ll9, Thames. street

LVU. IIJ, IHUNIfS. .SUtCfI
And No. /. Cusioni. House CoWt,
WILL this day open another lot OF those
cheap fLANNELS. which are for sale from Is TO S.
the yard -.fso, just cpsaed, lev more ladies' cloths
snd cassimrre., IS also more cheap brosdc' 'otbs,
which he aili sell lover than at any other store IN
Newpart He has still ON hand nice Russia diapers
At three dollars the piece. aud sbeeings over yard
vide for on'y fifteen ceo's the yard all other
goods proportiousbly cheap. .
Al those who want TO get good bargains, would
DO well to give him call before they buy.
lice l6
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CHARTS, &c.
nm. II. PATHBONE,

EIAS just received and offers for SALE ut his store
head Of Packet bharf new Chart, extending
from New'iork to Havana, improved by government
surveys in 1920, with general assortment, Of charts
OF the latest tsurseys-Boydichs NsVigstors 5'h ed.
lion; American Coast Plots 10Th edition; Nautical
Aimanscks for the years 1922 and 1925 seamens
daily Assistant--with complete assortment af Nau.
,ica' in'trumen's-letter ,wrting, log and wrapping
Psper--Qulls and Ink Powder.
.8iso. general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage and Ship Chsndlery,
Just received, 80 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
30 thousand Bricks-20 doz Tile
" Cordsge and Cables made to order. and YES.
sells furnished with every article for long aud short
voyages. August ID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-12
SCHOOL BOOKS.


WepsTrR's, Alden's, and Cumming's smelling
books. Eogl,sh Header Co, mD,an OrAtor.
Mofrsy's GRAMMAR. Walkers Dic,onsry. Cummings
snd Morses Gcugrsph, and Atlas Deboas >ith.
meuc, Testsnenis, snd every other kind ui school
books usually wanted hy th. dozen or single, st ,e,y
low prices - Also, b,Ask secount And record be-, Ks,
bowdneh's Navigator, and B'aaIs Toast Plot
writing and letter paper, waus' and Methouist
hymn books Church prayer books Drdsea ates
Collection, :2,h edition. s,4l
,f JI.Mih.iCS .n -,
Rickerst.H's Rhoi. i,,srj, Fslmers' and Chris.
tsn AmAnsss, Tor 1924 by The groce. dozen or sin.
gle.
.as't'. P.3PER HiNCFNCS
One Thousand rolls paprr hsng,gs, for rooms and
window curtains with bordcis Two hundred rolls
low priced papers, at sbon, IS cts per roll
mrs
Elegant anil fashionable Ney.York Hats. and ,hr
Boston at Factory hats. warranted water proof and
not TO fade IN wearing Asso. mems and youths wa.
ter proof cotton. and felt hats just received and for
sale at the Book aud Hat store, (snd =, the lowest
possible pricesl by ,s,s,.., n,
GEORGE WaNTON.
Hgenf 90 Ex,a Hathaway
Gr Second hand books bought and sold as above,
Nv "
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-12

An ACT to amend the tenth section OF The
sc, entitled (" sn act establishing Courts OF
Psoba'.,"
N Sec. /. Bel eraefed by Me Genc-ai IL.
.semaiy, and By the oHhorify 'here@ 10 Hn en-.
.Ie,,d. That so much OF ssid tenth section of
|ss,d act ss providers fo' the manner Of giving
|r,u,ice 10 pstie. Interested IN sny o. de- or de-
~ Of ! Cou't of Probate, be sod lhe same
E&eby repealed. $50.
sStc. 2. ind Be 10 further enacted, Tbs,
vsous 10 the gfsniing any isuers OF sdmm.
rion, o. approving or disspp'oving oi any
in and testament, or mskiog any order
shsvscport OF commissioners on any es.
uhich has besG rep'eseo,ed ipsoi'ent,
kws ps..ing any decree upon any ex.
ledunsai.,rslor's or gund'sn's se-
ia ell such other cases as the
pbsts msy esem hsesssSry and
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Burdick s. Hutchins.

Respectfully informs the ladies oi Newport. aud
its vicinity, .4
>HAI they have now on hand COM
i p'e'e assortment OF waking shoes. which in
regard to Workmanship and rs,s are supe ros To
any ever before offered for sale in this town, and VIA
sell them at very low price. All oth-, kinds of la
,'os shoes proportionabIy cheap vord 20 the ,s.sc
70 su&sisns
Measures taken as usual for all kinds Of lad,es'
boots and shoes. and executed with ees,ness and
despatch.
Oct Is.
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WOOL CARDING.
~ MARBLE ~
M n u NJ h N I S,

N . n y NJ T. " ),
TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
l. Yire Places snd Grave stones. Of American
AMI Italian Marble. blue, White and clouded, for
,ale on the Packet wharf, SswPoRT.
500 pair Of Grave stones, Of the finest
and most dursbc Blue Slate, warranted superior tn
any sold in this state Free Stone for Windows
Caps and Stills, Hearths. Fire Places and steps,
All of which will be sold IT the io~est Prices for
Casi, County produce, or other Merchandise, and
on long credit frequired r. -
apply to JAMES STEVENS,
Newport, March 81. Pelham. Stree,
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The most valuable medicin, ever IN use.
for n

uS uioSl SaiudDS NISCICIDS ever III use.
for
COUGBS, CO.vSU.NPTIO VS. IND .aS,NJLq.
Ilii, new and healing bals.m bids lair 10 li,al ev-
cry medicine her, toiore discovered toi coughs
and complaints of the lungs leading TO consumpt tUu.
aud even IN seated umpiions II has lately been
used by many viii, the most surprising success II
ceihcRtes from persons OF tie hghe,, rcSpectabii-
ny or the greA. snd increasing demand Tor them may
b. called proof Of its good effects IL is proved -
Scarcely case OF colds. coughs. pam ~ the s'de.
difficulty OF bres,lng, want oi sleep arising ON de.
biity, or even consump,ions, but may be ,esved by
the Timely use ofulis medicine, Every genuine bot
tie has .fnds-sons Cough Drofs stamped on il, aud
the directions are al s,gned by James .Mstsn
These drops generslly give ease il, most cases Of
coughs, colds. difficulty Of breathing. wheeling.
tightuess of he chcst. consumpons. and PAN ~ hn
side The aged will experience relief equally agree.
able and instantaneous, even when The lungs af-
fected \ %
or Be particular. - each e,nuine bottle has
" .iuter'ons Cough Dreps" stamp, d IN il and that
each ut the directions signed in writing BY Jamss
Jtfeien-no Others are genuine
Price. dollar for large, and Gny ccnss for anal
bottles. .a
Or The a5ove .Nsdicine 10 for saie Ly
SAMUEL W. ViNSON.
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.
NJ. 10, iHAMEs STREET,
Who has also tor sale = constant supply ofth
bes; kinds OF
Medicines, Drugs, SIC
Also sold wholesale aud retail, by George ". Til
linghast John "a. Mason, Providence Dr ribbitts
Wsrwick benjamin pstemsn. EsstGresnwich.
Daniel Carpenter, Uxb,idge David faru,n, smith
field DE-. Briggs, Bristol, Thomas Tsyor, Little
Rest Rowse Bsbcock. Westerly ID rilinghAs,.
WEXFORD jeremiah wii'isms. vsren, Daniel
Brewer. Taunton, (Mass) and the Post. Master ut
SIstenvile. Nay n, 1928.
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UNION FACTORY.

UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
J friends and the public, that they have es,ab
shed the Indigo blue Dying. and have employed
an experienced workman at the coloring and finch
,ng WoolIen goods of all descriptions will be I'm.
,shed in the nea,est manner, the reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDING.
Wool of all grades carded into rolls in the best
manner. They continue to- msnuiaciure wool on
shares or by contract, as may best suit their EN-.
ployer,. yy+a-.
The following persons will receive and forward
any sItcles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWRAD STANHOpE, and
ROBERT II. & FRANCIS CARR, Newport
GEORGE LAWTON, 1ivcrfsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bristol Ferry
They return their sincere thanks TO their iormer
customers and solicit the continuance Of their fa.
yOufs JOHN BABCOCk.
MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth,, June 13
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FOR SALE. OK TOILET,
THAT pleasantly situated aud well
finished bous. in Beozd.sueet formerly owned BY
DAVID Williams, iss ssfms apply 20
oct2 3. eiEPuIN GDvkp.
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LAWS or RHODE. ISLAND.
State Of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations.

In Genera! assembly, :
January Session, II u. 1924. s
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-04
FROM CAPE COAST CASTLE.

The Curacao papers, received 6y the
Douglas. announce the arrival at Barba-
does, of the brig Elizabeth, from Cape
Coast Castle. The Elizabeth brought LETT
tiers, which state that Sir Charles McCar-
thy, who had marched against the Asian"
tees into the interior OF Africa with the ma
tives oil Cape Coast and merchants, to the
number altogether Of 5000, With an intent
to proceed direct TO Coomassie, The ASH
antee capital. were met on the 2Ist Janua..
ry by body of 10 900 of the former, and
after bloody engagement, from +: d.
till sunset, were enireIy defeated; which
account was brought Ivy the fugitives who
had returned to the Cape; and when the
brig left on The 4th February, neither SIR
Charles nor any of The merchants had been
heard Of, and it was supposed they were
either all mastered or taken prisoners; at
the same time another force, under Captain
Laing, was mastering to attack the Ashan..
tees. Sir Charles was formerly MAJOR OF
the New Brunswick FencibIes, and an Of"
6cer of great merit.