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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-06
PUBLIC UTILITY.
NEW and USEFUL ESTABLISHMENT.

.TEJY and USEFUL ESTABLISHMENT
FENIE subscribers having been for many weeks past fe
a quentv applied 70 for information what real cs
for sale in the Borough its neighborhood or the
surrounding country, without being able 10 give the desr
ed information, have opened f6Hc Recora Or Reeistey
where all those who have houses and lots ion Sale or Re
in the Borough Of Wilmington, houses and farms for
Sale Rent Shares, IN the country are invited TO
Register them and all those DESTROYS Of Purchaainr or
Renting houses or plsniaions requested call and
examine the Register. The great benefit this establish.
men may be TO those who have houses and lands to rent
dispose Of and the accommodation it will be tn such as
want 70 purchase or rent properymst be evident 10 al
timely atoug IF and ddobted ana is probably the first
evidence of the benefit to be expected from the coei.
pated Cana the application for information about pro-
lpery in Delaware, would otherwise it is presumed be
50 frequent The expense Of describing and registering
in neat, ample manner all real estate whether houses or
lands, will be hut trAg, say so cents for properly
for sale rent and for examining the Register, which
promises TO contain much valuable information, only 10
Icents.
Every attention will be paid the purchase and sale OF
real estae-ad Deeds, nls, Mortgages and every ne.
Cesary written docun, mt will be executed with accuracy
and despatch, a. professional gentleman well auai.
flied to inspect title deeds, and examine the records of the
courts is engagedand the subscribers believe the esta
ishment will be useful onct at least under that i'm
preston offered for public encouragement.
HOPE & Co.
Dec. 10, 1928. 9 No, % Market ST
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-06
HOTEL.

u4sT,S TIE subscriber having taken the
Mat SIA House Lately occupied by James Frazer, in
sgS REg the Town Of Newcastle, respectfully soil
cts share Of public patronage. This House,
where the Judges of the several Courts and the Gentlemen
of the Bar generally rut up during Court Terms
opposite the Court House, commands fine view of the
River Delaware and the Fort the Pea Patch, and is ell
cacugs cd for comfort any OF the YEAR II has
undergone considerable repair, and has attached TO It
large stable and shed, in complete ORDER and fine yard
Passages in the Dover Stage, Wilmington Hack, and
Steam Boat for Philadelphia, can be taken
HENRY STEELE.
April /, 1898. Soft
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-06
Ehc time of a Negro Bow

IGOR SALE. Is IS years OLD and has II to serve Yss
IL NEGRO WENCH, about the same age Both heal.
thy and stout and to be sold for of employ Inquire
ct the Office Of the Watchman
Jan &c. "a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-06
The Female IIospitable Societv

Grateful 10 generous public FOR the liberal donations be
slowed on former occasions again solici, aid Ownr 10 ~
unusual sickness, the past season, many worthy families arc
suffering for the necessaries Of life w.
Wood meal meat groceries, and vegetables Of all des
lcripons will be acceptable ~ eeS
Any article will be received by Mrs. BrcHANAy sout,
east corner of Market and Second streets, 'o'''
Wilmington, january g. z1t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-08
Fresh
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
OF THR aRsr QUALITY,

OF THE sRsr QUALITY,
E'oR sale at the Medical Dispensary Of Dr.. JoHa.
L SON. No 1873. Thames street. just north Of the
Brick market. Among which are
The ROSE OINTMENT.
eERTArn, SAVE, and sPKspY CURE for the
ITCH; 1t has been used = remedy for the scald-
head and for other erupions about the head face,
and hands, &c.-This Ointment hss never failed to
euRr the tToH, in single instance, when properly
spphed-t suysRIoR in quality, and cheaper
than any other compo'i!ion for the same purpose. Of
Tered to the publie.-prce IS cents per bo.,.
PILLS,
OF various kinds and for all diseases VERY suit.
able Physic for every person, this season Of the
ysar.-Priee from 2s to so cents per box.
Uanieigh's Madagascar Oil,
tor the HAIu-This is used curl and perfume the
hair cause to grow. and possesses the remarkable
property OF PREVENTING HALpNEss. This oil ex-
cells IN efficacy every other preparation for the above
purposes, which has been offered TO the public.i
Il neIo Medicine for ConghS-aUd The
Group. .'.
remedy for that terrible disease, the Cynsnche
Tracheas, or CRouY uY-common Colds, Coughs,
Asthma. Hopping cough, consumptons, and various
pulmonary atections,-prce 81 per bottle.
MEDICINE CHESTS,
Put up, or replenished, with genuine medicines,
with particular care. Physicians prescriptions duly
attended to
~ Dr. JOHNSON, will attend to the practic Of
PBysIc IS usual.
YoUR TERN. ).
DR.. J informs the ladies and gentlemen Of Newport
and those in the country, that he furnish them
with AsrIPIoIAL TsETH; sets them gold, or
otherwise which will be fitted with great exactness
SURPRISING in beauty and elegsnce their former
tural teeth embracing all the modern improve
ments IN the art
Teeth dressed, extracted. and every other opera.
ton performed on them which their condition admits.
Teeth brushes; powders; ess peppermint Of so.
pRaIoR quality. laudanum, salts. crem. tartar, &c
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TUITION.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs
Il his friends and the citizens Of New port gene
rally, that he continues his SCHOOL in the Church.
schooi.house, where he teaches Reading. writing,
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Navigation, &c--He
gratefully Acknowledges past favors. and soicits the
continuance OF their patronage His prices of Tu,-
ion are for Reading, S2-for reading and writing 2
25-for reading, writing, arithmetic and English
grammar. 2 so per qusrter--navigation, S dollsrs-
Those who are indebted to him are requested to
make speedy payment.
april 8 DANIEL WPRR
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-08
Notice.
April 9.

Con,t of Probate, Nevho'f, Aaril s, 1924
WHEREAS Jonathan I. Almy, Ad
miaisusior on the Es,ae Of John W'lkey,
late Of Newport, deceased, has this dsy pre-.
ssn,ed his administration secount for allow.
snce, sad the consideration thereof referred
10 tho 6rN MondsY 10 Msy nex'--norice 10
hereby given to ell petsons Interested therein
TO sppest IL fthey see ft, ss court Of probate
TO be holden at the STATE House in said New
poti, on said fnt Monday in May next, a. 9
O'Clock, A. NJ. to shew esu.e,if coy they
have, Why ,sid petition shosld not be s'lowsd'
By order OF aid Crut',
CHARLES GYLES, Pre5. c.k.
April 8.
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New York and Rhode Island
STRAM-BoArs.
-.

NN Wednesday, the 7,i Of apr;i, the following
~ arrangement will be adopted and continued
until further notice.
From Providence.
The FuLTos. Capt Comstoek. will leave Provi.
dence tor Newyork, every Tuesday evening, at g
o'clock, Ph touching at New.London.
The heCoNnesrIour. Captain Bunker. will depart
Tor New.York. every Friday, at O'Clock, rn touch.
ing At New.London.
From Neqy. York.
The Connecticut will depart every Wednesday, at
noon. tor Providence. touching at New London.
The Fulton. Captain Comstock, will be despatched
every saturday. moon, for Providence toschns at
New.London
April I, 1894
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State of Rhode. Island, Sc,

WAsaIxs4os. so.-Clerks Office, Supreme
Judicial Csurs. March 30, 1920.
XNJns.sAs Mary Reynolds. wife of Joseph Z
w Reynolds, of North KinEstswn. in the county
of washington, machine maker. (but now in parts
snknown has lodged in this office her petition Prsy'
ing for Bill Of divorce FROM her said husband mo-
tice is therefore hereby given TO the said JosePhs
that he be and appear. he see At. before our su-
preme judicial court, next to be holden at sou,b~
Kngstown within and for the county Aforesaid. OF.
the fourth Monday Of April next, to sbew cause if
any he may have. why the prayer Of ss'd petition
ROBERT Z, MOVES, Cierk.
April I.
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NOTICE.
Mrs. VIM. Tilley.

WILL open SCHOOL 8, net former res
idcnce on tho Hill, TO commence tho lst
OF May.--Shs tenders her thanks to those
who have heretofore patronIz.d her, and 60.
iicrs their support, as we'll ss Of tho public
tie requested that those Who msy intend to
place their Children under her care, would
make i'm mediate application, when the course
Of Instruction and TOT ms (Which arc moderately
will be made known. Newpoti, April s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-08
William Callahan

WILL sell his remaining stock Of GOODS. very
cheap for essh-consistng of British shir,ings
-calicoes-furniture ditto-b.Aek lace shswis-
counterpsnes-cotion shawls- Marseilles Cuttings,
13 quarters-dimities-ca cambrcs-book and i.oonet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and worsted stockings--siik
and cotton umbreilas-snd avariety of other G Goods
All OF which were imported by him direct from the
Manufsctores, april g
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Horizons Hotel.

G. HORTON respectfully informs the
NJ public. that his house. heretofore know 40
the Globe Tavern, has been much improved and en-.
larsed since the last season. and that i, 10 now in
situation to render every comfort and convenience to
the traveller.
Providence April !. H
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NOTICE..

THE subscribers hereby give notice. that tt;eJ
have been appointed Executors Of the last vll
and testament Of .dnos Cross, Esq late Of Westerly,
in the o2unty Of Washington, deceased, and have
accepted said trust They therefore request sil
persons, indebted to the estate Of the said deceased
to make payment without deisy--snd all persons
having claims against said estate. 10 exhibit them -
sson a. may be,s TO .A...s-.
wM PECKHAM, 8
Westerly. Feb .. 1924 s-'0, CPl9-3mJ
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State of Rhode. Island, &c.

Clerks Office, Court Of Common Pleas, for the
county Of Ne'uhorf, Sid March, 1924.
Wu.nru. John johnson OF the town and county y
Ace an application for notice to be issued to his cred
iors TO be and appear before said Court the
ond day Of the thereof to be holden at Newport
within and for the county aforesaid The third Mon
day Of May next then and there to nominate assign.
ees Of the property Of said johnson. agreeaby to On
act of the Hon. Gen. Assembly, passed at January
session, 1922 entitled" act for the relief of nso
vent debtors" Notice is therefore hereby given to
the creditors Of said Johnson then and there 10 ap
pear for the purpose aforesaid.
HENRY Y. CRANSTOE, elk.
hpri, g.
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State Of Rhode Island, &c.

IfrN 3, 1879.
. THE creditors Of John Johnson Of
Newport. Mariner. arc hereby notified to appear il
they shall see . At the General Assembly to be hold
en- q, Newport on the first Wednesday of May next,
to shew vby his petition Tor the benefit Of the
ACT, entitled act for the relief Of nsoyent debt.
ors." ought not TO he granted.
HENRY BOWEN, Se0',y.
April 8.
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Stale Of Rhode. Island, &c.
March 5, 1874,

THE creditors oi Joseph Stanton, Of
ner. bets7 so,fed to sppesr ftbey shall see ht,
At the General Assembly, TO be holden At Newport
on the FIRST Wednesday CT Msy next, TO shsv cause
why his petition for thben,6 6t OF the act, entitled
al set ior tie relief OF ipsol,ent debtors, ought
40, ,o be granted, HgShY BOWEN, S.sr5-
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Fresh Teas, & Liquors.

---ODCODO-
90 Chests Young Hyson,
Hyson,
90 Hyson skim,
20 and half do. SouchongS
Bohea,
10 Hhds st Croix Rum.
Pipes Cognac Brandy,
2 Holland Gin,
20 Bblo Connecticut Gin, o.. ...
Madeira. Marsala, Lisbon, sherry. Port, Colmenar,
Malaga, and Clsret WINES. just reed. by.
ARCHIBALD MUNRO.
Also, ~ STORE,
New Rice, Canal Flour. Havana and sugar house
Molssses, Havana brown and white sugar, fresh
Malaga and sultana Rsisios and Pigs, Coffee, Pep.
per, Pmento, Csssia, Nutmegs. Cloves. Ginger.
Pesrlssh, starch, Spanish and American segsrs
Lorrillsrd's snuff and paper tobacco, Mscaboy and
Rsppee snuf-Grst quality Richmond manufactured
Tobscco, and ladies' twist Tobacco.
Newport, March 49, 1920
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State of Rhode. Isla,ltI, &c.

State Of Rhode. Island, &c.
WAsrISo7os, se-Clerk's Office, SuEyenss
Judicial CSurs, March 22d, 1920
THE creditors of George Waite, Of
North. Kingsiovn. IN the county Of Washington. sr
insolven, debtor. are hereby notified TO he and sp~
pear &c they see f) at cor supreme iudics, court,
mex, to be holden at sooth Eingstown. within and
foe tie county sforessii, on The fourth Monday OF
Apr, ne1t, on the second DAY Of the term TO nomi~
tate IN assignee or sssgnees on the property OF the
said Waite. Wtuess,
RoBgar y. MOVES C7.rs.
: April b
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Sir yohn Malcom, in bis sceount Of Central
2odis, TO give some Us some idea Of Eastern
MagnJfcence states that ding 10 respect.
able tss'imony,"seven hundred Elsphsn,s, 10
velvet housings, wsiked at tho cotonstion Ger
mopy Of young prince through the streets Of
Mandoo;" city whose msgni6cen, ruins
may still DO traced over an extent Of ground
thirty seven miles IN circumference.
Dem. Press.
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Fresh Spring Goods,
Are this day opened and e6red for
sale ~
JOHN B. NEWTON,

dmsny them are -
CooD two blue caIicoes for Il per yard,
sheetings over I'd vide for Is cts,
some most superb patterns Of French CalicceS
Elegant garni,ure of Ribbons,
booonet ace--snd the greatest VARIETY Of light and
GAIA prints ever brought to this market with very
extensive assortment Of oil other spring Goods.
One case Of LEGHORN FLaTS-remarkablv
cneap-veli worth the attention OF oil who wish to
purchase
ous Goods are oil fresh-and imported this spring
INTO Boston. Our old customers will find it more
'n,n ever to their advantage give es the frat cali
Newport, April .. 1924.
The co.?srinership hitherto subsis,ine be +.
tween the Subscribers under the 6tm OF
JOHN h CHARLES CANNON,
10 this Coy dissolved by mutual cousen,.
JOHN CANNON,
CHARLES CANNON,
Newport, Nov. 18th, 1920
Al, pe'sons having claims sgsinst the above
arm srs requested to bring them io,w ward by
the 10Th OF May nex'.--and those indebted, TO
make immediate Payment, as no further in.
diligence will be given. Z. TREvETT,
agent for he firm.
Aprh $. 1924.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

~ sloop Roebuek. Crsndali, Boston.
,<~- cLE.fRED,
<Sn TsufGe rye & Mary, Walden. New. Yctx.
& wajioebuek, CrandsIl. Providence.
n.y. :
yadcy, .st-il ARRIVED brig Union. Bgey. H..
Weston, 7dAys, tor Proyidsnce-Leh sch Ann,
10, Ger Havana, 10 SAL next day.
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.NfHHli -,
In this towa, on sunday evening last. by the Rev
Mr. Webb, Mr.. Samuel Jsfers, TO Niss .iisry
phEyhon. daughter OF Mr. john Vaughan.
DiFu,
N this town, on Thursday last. Mrs P,ebe Spen-
Ger, aged 81 years. widow Of Mr. Thomas spencer
~Monday morning last, Mr Roo<r: Lavion, sged
S years.
In Philadelphia. on the 18th ultimo. Mr. Zenas
Rtariss. son Of Mr. Israel Fesring, OF this town.
IN Bristol. i7th ultimo. Mrs Martha Springer, in
her 84,h yesr.
In Providence, Sd instant, GABRIEL Alien, Esq
POSTMASTER Of that town, in his 7S,h year
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T.ssddy. .sera6-srrived sIoop HaIsyon. Carr. &.
Charleston. days
MEMORANDA
The brig Panther. Cornell, of this port, cleared
from Charleston 9Th ulimo, for Havana.
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The y S. ship John adams, sud the Sea
Gull arrived al ST. Bar,s. an inst. from Nor.
folk, and saned again on the O. h fos st. Chris.
,ophers-oficets and crews al. we'll.
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Piroey-Brig Echo, Blanchard, has arrived
NNsv. .Yo'k from ST. CToix.-Oa the passage
was robbed Of sails, rigging, snd several Other
saieies, ty a piraicsl brig. s'
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SCHOOL,:

THE subscriber will open ScuocE
l. on the lst Of May, in the room under tho
hhode-island Republican Printing Office, where he
viii teach Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar. Geography, Navigation. Mensurr'ions
Gsuging. and Book Keeping. after the Italian t,ob
Of double entry.
The Atrictest attention will he paid 10 u tuition
OF those entrusted to his care and every favor g ate
faly acknowledged. For terms apply At this oiice,
I. CUTTER.
Newport. March 25, 1924
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-09-02

| The General made feeling and approPl-
ate reply, which was received, by the per-
sons present with great applause, and the ex-
preston of sincere affection. The various
officers of the Government present, ana a
great number of citizens were then present.
ed to the General.
| Numerous introductions took place, con-
sisting of officers of the United States and
State Governments the Society OF Cincln-
natl; Com. cambridge, and numerous ofil-
GERS of the Navy; Col. House, and many
officers of the Army; strangers of distinction,
&c. All the citizens wished to be intro
duced were cordially received. IhcGener-
al afterwards appeared on the Colonade OF
the State House, and wherever he appeared
was received with loud and reiterated cheers.
He was then conducted by the City Commit
tee of arrangements 10 the residence provid-
cd for him at the head of Park-street.
At four o'clock, he was conducted to the
Exchange Coffee House, where he partook OF
an excellent dinner. The mayor presided,
assisted by the Committee of Arrangements.
Besides the General, and his family, were
the City Council, Gov. Fustis, and suite,
Gov. Brooks, Com. Bainbridge, Gen. Nor
ton, and the deputation from the Corporation
of New York, the Hon. Messrs. Otis, Gray,
Lloyd, Webster, the Chief Marshal and
Assistants.
At the above dinner La Fayette gave the
following toast :
p" The CWH Of B0ston.-THE CRADLE OF
LrBERTy-May FanueR Hall ever stand a
monument, to teach the world, that rcsis-
tancc to aggression is a duty, and will, under
true republican, institutions, became BLESS
ING"
Two Civic Arches were thrown across
Nasllngto street, beautifully decorated
with flags and bearing the following mottos;
WELCOME LA FAYETTE.
The Fathers in Glory shall sleep,
That gather'd with thee to the fight,
But the Sons will cternally keep
The tablet of Gratitude bright,
We bow not the neck, and we bend not the
knee,
Bus our hearts La FAYETTE we surrender
to thee.
WASHINGTON AND La FAYETTE..
Welcome La Fayettc.
II REPUBLIC Nor U.iGR.f7'EFUL.
And all the streets through which the pro-
ccssion passed were tastciully dressed with
the National Flags of the United States and
France.-On one of the flags in Broad-street,
was the following:-
WELCOME ILLUSFRI0US CHIEF.
Receive the pledges of thy children, to
sustain with fidelity the principles that first
associated la FAYET'TE with the desti-
mics Of imcrica.
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Lafayette's Reception in Boston.
Boston duguSt 25.

Boston august p.
GeneralLA FAYETTE was publicly re-
ceived in this town yesterday, with demon
strations of respect and affection, in which
nearly all the citizens, and many persons
from the neighbouring towns, participated.
He arrived on the evening proceeding at
a late hour, at the scat of Gov. Eustis, in
Roxbury, after rapid journey, in the whole
of which he was most cordially received and
welcomed by the citizens Of the towns thro'
which he passed
He entered the State at Pawtucket, at a.
bout O'Clock in the afternoon, and proceed
ed Immediately on his journey. His pro-
gress however was constantly and agrecably
interrupted by the citizens of the villages
and towns through which he passed At
every place where he stopped he was sur
rounded by crowd of eager and ardent,
butrespectful visitants. At Fullars, in Wal
pole, particularly, we understand that a vol
unteer corps OF militia, of at least four com
panies, paid their salute to him, although
his arrival was necessarily DELAYED till (
o'clock. In Dedham, at still later hou,
most of the conspicuous buildings were illu-
minated in honour of him, and great nun,
ber of ladies and gentleman were there pre-.
sented to him. His approach to the resi-
NNiSS Va liz NPcfNAhoi consequence
of the unavoidable detention, at a much la.
ter hour than had been expected, was an.
nonnced by the discharge of rockets and sig
nal guns. He was accompanied by numeI.
GUS voluntary escort, of the citizens of the
neighbourng towns.
Yesterday Gen. La Fayette was escorted
into town, met by the City Authorities at tho
entrance of the town, and by the Executive
of the State, at the Senate Chamber. The
ceremony was conducted for the most part
in conformity with the orderof arrangements
published in our paper on Saturday, which
it is unnecessary to repeat. A cavalcadc Of
about eight hundred citizens, in general
mounted on handsome horses, proceeded
from town at about o'clock, met the Gener-
al at the residence of Gov. Eustis, in Roxbu-
ry, and escorted him, with the gentlemen
gho accompanied him, to the line. Tho
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-09-02
Foreign Glcaninss.
From the Baltimore american, Aug "a.
TTURBiDE.-l.xtract Of letter to the
editors of the American dated

From the Baltimore american, Aug. "a.
TTCRBiDE.-l.xtract Of letter to the
editors Of the American, dated,
"HANANA, August 10, 1924.
Yesterday anchored in this port the Brit
ish brig Spring, captain Quclch, the same
that sailed from Southampton from Soto la
Marina, who reports that off the Isle of
Weight, he received from on board steam
boat the cx-emperor lturbde and his family,
consisting of twelve persons, his wife, two
sons, nieccs, chaplaiis and servants, whom
lie landed ON the 18th ultimo at Soto La Ma
rina. So far is official to the government
but it Is further reported that he was receiv-
cd with open arms by his people on the coast,
that he refused to be escorted by any part
of the garrison Of Soto La Marina, in his Jour,
ncy into the interior, and that he had been
invited By the most influential men in the
country to return as the only man who could
rescue it from tlle misery and anarchy in
which it had been plunged, by the indiscrc-
ton and tlnidity of set of men who had
10 influence nor credit, and who were incapa-
bic Of governing. lis also reported that
there were fou- provinces that declared in
his favour as soon as they heard of his land
ing--and another rTlmour is that he was as
sassinatcd Oh the fourth day after leaving the
coast. The latter is not believed, and it is
expected the first measure of Iturbidc's re-
restoration will be, the annulling the non-in-
tercourse law, which prohibits all the trade
between that country and Spain and herpos-
sessions"