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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-16

Dr1, Goo1a+
JAMES &. BANRX,
lit his Cash Store, Corner Of King and
Fairtar-streets,
HAS received beautiful and very general
Ill assortment of Goods, comprising almost
every article in the Dry Goods line, consisting
in part, of
Austin's reyy best London blue and black
cloths
Do steel mix'd, olive, brown, and bottle
green do
London black, blue, coronation and mix'd
cOlored cassimeres
Do striped of different colors do
White & Nankin cold plain & strip'd drill.
lings
superfne Denmark twilled lustrings
Do striped and plain Denmark sattins
Twlled and plain black bombazett
Black and colored bombazines
A, 90, Ga cambria and jackonet muslns
Do do null null and Swiss do1 Some
DO do plain and fig'd book do new style
White and colored Marseilles vestings
SdpCTlOT
beautiful assortment
Mems and women's cotton and silk hose
Children's cotton socks
A s 9-8 super fancy and white crayats
Madras and Berkeley hdkfs.
Bandanna and flag do
Canton, plain and figured black do
Cashmere, gauze, celia, bafTagc and dam.
ask do
Chintz and other shawls
Italian and India lutestrings
White, black, and yellow sattins
Striped s. crossbarred ginghams Of various
colors
Wilmington Grecian stripes
White and colored kid, beaver and buck
skin gloves
Furniture and cambria dimity
Ribbons, braids and gimp
Thread and bobbinet laces
Beggar's lace, white, black, and colored
fringes
Blue and white nankin
vigonia striped cassimeres, for summer weav
Diamonds, Clark's and Orreps spool and
floss cottons
Black and white Italian grapes
Nankin and Canton black and colored do
Steam and power loom shirtings
Black, yellow and pink cambria
Edging, and inserting trimmings
Swiss pets,imitation cumb bordered hkfs
Linen cambria and cambria do
Irish linens, lawns, dowlas s. brown Hollands
Russia sheetng and Ravens duck
1icklenburg and burlap linens
very general assortment Of domestic
goods, and
1000 ms Cotton Yarn,
purchased before the rise, and many other ar
ticles unnecessary to mention; all of which he
will sell, as usual, very low for cash. J. C. B.
apr Ia d3t-1aw4t
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Country Merchants

and others are informed, that they can be sup.
piled as above with Porter and Ale of as good
quality as any in town, and well packed to Sc
cure safe carriage. april IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-16

From JViEs's Nelc Orleans Price Current Of
1Iych 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-08
NEWPORT.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1926

THE ELECTION The following statement, ta-
ken from the Providence Journs', will inform our
readers of the result Of the late Congressional Elec-
ton. Although the candidates We advocated, have
not been elected yet il will be Observed that in each
Of the four southern counties. viz Newport. Wash
ington. Kent and Bristol, Mr. pcsrce, he southern
candidate has received large and decided mtjorities
over Messis Hunter and Durfee. We are inclined
10 believe that those four Counties will give Mr.
fesrce in the next election, still larger msJoritieo
very general and efficient support. From every
view of the prospect before US, we feel ourselves
justified in log that there remains no doubt Of
his ultimate success
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-08

existence ofyslIov fever, The ely had s:eot5e
almost depopulsted, and mos, ol the public of
fees had been removed 10 the country in the
vicinity. In consequence Of the confusion
crested by the rsmovsl, no report had been
made Of the numbef OF deaths during the first
week IN August, but IL is supposed to have
been between IS and 80.
hesv York Observer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-08

The above completes The returns from ell
the tqwn. IN tho state. cxcept the nurnber of
voIes for Nj. PeMce and NJ. Duiee 10 Bur.
'ilIvii'e, which u has been Impossible for Us
20 procure. We upders,and verbally Mr.. p.
hal lol msjii'y o.sr Mr.. d, in tha, town.
Ths vnre. therefore stand through the SAFE,
70 Bulge. 293s, Peace 2476, (sllowing iol
~ j7rIy Owe NJ. ID. In Bu'riivi!'e,) Du'ire
z4i,. EDDY Gil 10, Hunter 800, scattering ,47
NJ DWges' plurality over NJ. Eddy, s22;
M. Pee cos plurality over M. Dur'ee, SO.
40 Providence county NJ. Burges has piu.
rality over Mr. Eddy Gas vo,es In Kent
county. B's pld'ali,y Owe T. 2o9. In New.
po', coun,y d,. do 81. Ia B:niol couny do.
Jo. II. In Washington county, the only fed
crai county IN The State. VI Eddy has plu.
ra,iiy ove' Nj, e Of M. NJ, Burgess thero
fcfc.. hss majority ove' Mr. Eddy IN every
couo,y bu' ono IN the Sto,c. 10 Providence
county NJ Durfee has a piurslny over Mr..
Peace OF 73l In Kan, county NJ Pc,'ce
hes ?lo aiuy ove Mr. d. OF los. H. New
por, county DO d 272 In Bris,ol coun'y Co
o.. l4T In Washington couny do do, 26e.
Mr. p. therefore has large na loriIy over
Mr. d in tho four counties south of Provi.
dence, and it would seem from this circum.
stance, was ths de .,dcd cho,cs Of those coun.
ties.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-08

TOWN MEETING "A meeting OF the
Town was convened, 90 Ss,urd y last, q, . o.
clock, p. NJ bv special warrant, to take into
consideration tbs p'oprie,y Of revising or 70.
pesioc the tax, which was ordsrod to DO as
sessed by tho Town IN June last aud for other
pu poses, Hen = Y..Crans'oo, Esq. Modera.
tor. Ai,er u brief explanation by MIR. Bull
Of tho objects Of tho meeting, tho following
vcso,ulioo, were moved and adop ed, without
spS serious opposition.
!. That tho resolution adopted by the town
in June last. ordering a tex for tho present
yss,oi S7y7o ~, be repealed.
2. That . tax Of S577o 81 be assessed on
She inbabitsnU OF the towo IS Som 90 may be,
10 be collected and psid INTO the Treasu'y be.
fore tho ist day Of Deceober next sod that
Aptbony D,xou, Thomss Bush, Stephen
Gould, Wm w. F'eebotn aud David Bu!Fum,
same and ths, Joseph Martin collect said
tax with a owpsoss,ion OF fouf aod hall per
oso giving bonds, sc.
9; That Henry Bull, Thomas Bush, Geo.
Eogs, Wm w. Frseborn end Bonjsmin Wes.
veS, DO . committee to procure . 20, for the
purpose Of erecting shoot house, and that
ssid' com mrsit,es be allowed 20 receive g. ON
the Treasury sun, uot exceeding s'ghi hun
dred dollsrs for ths, por pose, end that the said
6um OF eigh, hurd 60 dollars is hereby app'o-
ptiaied out Of The present tax for school pur
poses, sgressbly 10 isw.
Mr.. Boil then moved the following presu.
ole end resolutions, which wsrs sdoplsd unsn.
jmeps'y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-08

YrLLow FRvsn AT MoBiLE. Tbs Mo.
bile Commercial Register OF The 9th ult.,
us,e,, thu io consequence Of the Ptoclsms
lisn Of the Board Of Health, announcing the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-08

CONMENCENENT.-Wc notice with pleasure
in the order of Exeroises at the Annual Commence
men Of Brown University. holden in Providence yes
terdsy, the very honorable part, Sautaory Address.
assigned to Mr. George Gordon King. son of Dr.
David King, of this town Mr.. George Washington
Pstten son Of the Rev DE-. Fstcn, OF Ibis ,own had
assigned to him part in the exercises Of the day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-08

BoLIvAR. hhss sl'esjy been stated in the
Columb,sn papers, thu, fwo attempts had been
made to ssssSins,e the B'berstor Boiissr. A
letter from Bogo,s. published in the London
JOURNALS, ssy, that Isis friend Of nsnk'od he,
escaped the dagger OF The assassin, which had
been raised sgsInst him, NO less than seven o.
eigh, ,itnea. In the recent secret murder, o.
L,ms, Of Mr.. Nion,esgodo, IL wss s~sf,sined
90 examining the body, that he had been ''.6-
bed With shsrp ins,fumsnt Tbis led p the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-08

The Ds'ns,sbfe Gszeue, announces Q oev
novel, - forth ccming from the press in the,
place, entitled " Ths Royaiisf - the scene cs
which 10 laid in The American revolution.
The Mexican Government, IL said to have
purchased squadron Of f'igaes in EngIsnd
vnhs siswto commence bostili les on ibe is.
and Of Cubs. Cine Of them has sailed tar
Vera CrV:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-25
BaTJZE .4T GRoToN HEIGHTS.

One o! the GoU sangt'usTs bhttss tough.
he wnt ot he 'cs"iu ion, took place az
- o'ou 1eigh's. tie Engisb io'cos We A.,
c II; nd'd by AfDold he hme,icsns by
Col. Ledys milIus officer. The hne
s'n. wo'e but few N nomrs GOD p, ircipg
'obsbi' ants OF Gio,on, and most oil hsm h, q
1t families, collected ~ tho ho'ry Of the oe
casion. The Fort wa. in poor state for de
fence, bu1 'hs besirged end the besieger,
foughi with The most determined b,asery-
and many . heroic Ame,icsn and 40 lees h.
oic Bri'oo, bit the dust in the, memo abb
battle. The conis.t wss continued until 0
column oi Engiish troops entered the Foa.
The English senior officer present, immedi
sely demanded who commands THE Fori p
"I did commend it," said Ledysrd, L" bu, You
d" noy," ct the same time handing him bis
sword. Tbs officer took IL and stabbed. Led.
ya'd TO lbe heart Thus fell Ihi, amiable and
gsllsn, cfliset. This was signal fo' msss,.
c'e, and msny Americans we,s shot sfsr III
Fou had surrendered. The remains oi Lid
yard DOW lie sbort distance from the Fo l.,
snd, II We 'ccollect rightly, small white allah
Tells the spo' vhefs he reposes. Measures
ere now rsking TO celebrate the anniversary Of
this battle, 90 the Sih oi September next -
The occas'oa will DO intesesling--n will bring
,oge'ber many oI the survivors oi tha, memo
'sblo barUe---aud 'be descendants of,hs slain,
We confidently hope that the bio, which hes
been thrown ou,, that efforts will be made TO
erect sursble monument TO commemorate
" Tho tsklog Of @ oion Fo,t," will bs sbun.
dandy suecsssiul Il Buffalo EMPORIUM
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tended .6 !bs, aut,.-yvs are Sspp, 10 I.srn,

tended u tbs, auls.--ws are hsppy 10 i.srn,
that the iesul' is vs'y fsvo,sbl TO, IT'S con
,ruc,ion. IL will requie Tp', ,oek, th.u
vac b, Ere, snlieipsled, The AXE q, sbeu
500 feei above tide wales max, but D. !, ,Up
po,sd ths,e will bs a sUffisisoey Of ws,e, 10
feed the Canal. The canal committee will
probably report OF tho sdjou,nsd meeting 10
be he Id al tho Court. house 10 Dover, on Mon,
day, the 18Th VI Sept. OF 10 O'Clock, A. n
A French Journal has fufuished O table
presenting . comps tisop Of the numbs, Of
ohlldseo in The several counties oi Europe
who ere educated OF public schools, with the
whole population. According 10 ihis ,sble,
tho pupils Of tho public schools 10 the circle
Of Gtslz, is one 10 nine OF the whole populs
,ion--in Bohemia, one 10 eleventh. Mo,syis
and Silesia, one 10 twslve--in AusirIs, one IN
ihir,sen--in Prussia, one In eighteenth
Sco,Isnd, ono 10 ten--in Eoeland, ole 10 six.
,een--in Ireland, one in eighIeep--,n fssnee
one 10 hi'ty--in Poland, one IN seven,y eight
---in PottugsI, one in eishIy--and 10 Rus1,s,
ono IN nine hundred snd 6I,y four.
Il 10 ststed IN q late Ohio psper, that NJ.
Bosweli, soD-in'isW OF Gov. Deshs, of Ktt.
lucky, wsAsCIestsd on he morning Of the 22d
uh. st Ripley in that state and conveyed 70
Msysvils on the charge OF on suempi to
mu'dsr Mr.. Clske, oi Ken,ucky. il was 70.
ported that he was apprshended, and tho,
Mr.. Ciaake had died Of his wounds.
GUATIMALA.-We learn from tho NJ
tional Jou'nsi, tha, on secounl oi tho laie dis.
,srbsncss 81 tho city OF Leon, when the peo.
pl. STACKED the garrison and killed twenty.
FIVE soldiers, ond tom tho opposition Of somd
seelesiastics TO the government, the Pes.
den, Of the Republic has proposed to the
Congress TO make the national militia iede,si.
aud 10 place them under his command.--This
ws refused but no was suiho,ised 10 tsise
$50 900 by loan, to be 'epsid from tho ioso
otgoc,suns in London, and to rsi,e force OF
Cs'lbbea
The State Of ChISpas, which b.Iong. 10 the
Msxicsn Confederation, is Tranquil The 60.
,s'npenl is abou; TO open . Iond 10 Tobssco,
, serve es on Guile, TO tho ieuile state 81
Wills Hstmosa.
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EDieD,

In this town. 18th inst Mfs Sarah Barker, widow
Of Mr. Benjsmia Barker, aged 20.
goth inst. Eliza Burtt, daughter Of Mr. Horace
Smith. aged = years
Charles, con Of Mr. william Webb. aged years.
2ist, Benjamin, son of The late Mr. benjamin. Tcell
jun.
On Monday last. Mr. John 8 Maxson, son Of the
late Mr. John msxson. aged "a. .{
23d. William Boss, son OF Mr. Ebenezsr D. Bliss.
aged year. !.
Last evening, sfter distressing illness. Mr.. Da.
vid Clifford. son Of Mr.. Jeremiah Clifford, Of Ports.
mouth, aged IS years, proprietor Of the Boston and
Providence lines OF Stages from this place.
In Providence on Tuesday iss,, Mrs. Lydia VIII.
500. wife Of Mr.. John Wilson. and daughter Of Mr.
Job Gibbs, OF this town.--er remains were brought
here yesterday. to be inferred this afternoon att o.
clock from the house Of her father in Washington
street on the Point.
In south Kingstowp. 18th inst Mary Gardiner,
d'ugh,er Of John Brown, Esq aged 10 mos.
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SIocps Gen jackson. Read. 6r rreetowo,


HunlT.ss Read q Pioy
NimtoI. Wi ian n \ a,dford, for Taunton,
Wm q a.c,, & ADDING. ir Bristol.
Active Bsksr, fr Dartmouth,
Rcfosmatiou, Pratt, fr Prov.
FhiDaY-ar sioop Morning Flower, Rogers, Of
Or'ears. ir Prov.
sArURDAY-arr sloop Omega, fr Prov for Nan.
tucket
SUNDAY arr slo'p Fame Walden. ir Prov
MoNDaY-srr sloops Hannah & Nance, f. War
rem,
Hermis. Baker, OF Dartmouth, fr Gardiner,
Reformation. Pratt, Il Prov ...t
1UESDAY-srr soops Susan. Ebburn. fr Prov for
Hartford, 1t
Albion Barker, e. n London,
Essex, Pitmsn, IL York,
Hslcyon. Hull. !r York.
BID Jones, LswtoD, fr n York,
Express, &evens, IL \ York. r,
WEDNESDAY. 2Ith-arr sloop William EbbGrt.
fr Prov Tor London. A.
yaiE.,i0R.iAD.
The ship Frede,ie Augustus Earle. ot this port,
was at Ceqiimbo, May i6. for dcoAs1 next
csys no oi.
Tbs ship Newport. Burroughs. OF thi. pott Was
off the Tuskar (Liverpoob) l2lh u.t 90 big Has.
vest, Robinson, OF this pot, for Orleans
The George, Munro, of Bristol, sailed from Mar.
settles, 4th nit tor Havana
The brig Ann Gadsden. Barker, Of this port was
spoken lith ut. ia lat ~ Ion g. 50 DIS fr Havana, for
Hamburg. a. ~ :,
The sioop william, Swssey. Of this port, arr O.
Charleston. 10Th, fr st Augustine
The sloop Henry. arr nj Bristol, 18th inst IL
days fr H.vsna-on the 7th. was struck by lightning.
which shivered the mast from ,opmast head to heel
knocked down every person on deck. passed through
the msin hole. and came out Of the after hatch. Z,
The Brig Balance, Bennet. was q, Crons,sdt, juno
9th. for Bristol. a., 81. b,
The ship George Chsmpin. Dayton Of this port.
spoken July esd, - ds fr RAvana, for Hamburg.
The . ship North Carolina, was nj Gibraltar,
l7th Jnne, all well.
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summary statement Of Sentences OF The lsts
Naval Court Msf,ial, oil of which have been
approved.
"Csp.sin DAVID PORTER was found guilty
upon each Of me charges and specifications,
sns sentenced 10 be suspended for tho term OF
six months.
"Lisutsnsn, E. d. Whi,loek was tried up.
on . charge of neglect Of duty, found guilty,
and sentenced to be suspended, without pay
or smolumsnts, for the term OF two years.
"Lieu,ensnt William NJ. Hupter was also
tries upon a charge Of oegleet Of duty, for
permitting q foreigner by tho nsms of .Msdfid,
20 be received on board the Frspkiin, withou,
Informing his commanding officer, but Wa,
acquitted"
CAPT. STEwARr's TRIAL. A letter from
Washington 20 the editor Of the Nsw Yo K
Commercial Advertiser, under date Of Aug
10th, says tho ,sisl Of Com modore Steuaf,
is OF vs'y serious aspect, more deeply in.
volvins the credit OF the country and tho hon
or OF its naval service, than tho case Of Po ter.
In The latter, the credit OF the nation vss no,
N oil implicated, and that Of tho Navy was
vas rather advanced, by the prosn,i,udo and
spitit with which 60 insult on its fsg was re
pelled but in the former case, it.is tarnished
by an accusation which tutns upon the lovo OF
money, and involves q sacrifice Of honor as
we'll as Of duly There is bost of Witnesses
10 be examined, sod l presume the trial will
occupy several weeks. Mr.. Hopkinson end
NJ. lneefsoIi, OF Philadelphia, snd Mr.. Tsy-
To- Of Richmond, are engaged as Counsel on
tho part OF the defence"
We beievs this 10 be rather highly charg.
ed description OF tho character Of Cspt. SIS al
lodged otfsncss, and wo sincerely hope thst
the investigation will result in his honorable
sceuiusl.
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SHIPPING LIST.

EkThRhD,
schr Sally Hope, Baker. Boston.
sloop BID Jones. Lsuton, Nev.Yofk.
CLEHRRD
schr Sally Hope, Baker Providence.
+, Margaret, Dennis, at Mays
., Washington Packet, Shove, Aiexandris.
IRKfV.fLS.
THURSDAY, Avg ie-gr ssb sally Bo2e, Bvsr
fr Bos,sn.
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WlNNlPISsEOGEE CANAL.--Tb,
nommu,ee sppoIntsd 70 make he Necessary
surveys sud ssiimsles Of Canal from Wiaoi
psssosss lake 10 Piscs,squs River, have a,.
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eve insert the following notice oer5aaoi, by par
Ocular regues,.I
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@arritD,

In Providence. on Monday morning last, by the
Rev NJ Gsno. Mr. George Benjamin Rugges, ofths
town, to Niss sarah Brown Mason. daughter OF tho
late Hon James b. Mason, Of the former place -
Monday evening, Mr. Bbeoezer Crocker, TO Miss
Betsey Hawes, both of Providence.
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To School Committees and Instructors.

To School Committees and Instructors.
yXyELPLEY's Compend Of History. new edition.,
wv greatly improved, anil enlarged, by Rev J. Eh-
unson-This edition contains se,era, handsome cop
perpia,es, Chart Of Hist ory and Geography, ebros
nologiesi tables. and % stem Of artificial mory.
Morse's improved Sch ooi Geography and Atlas.
ALso-The or,boepi eel Guide. being az improves
men, Of Perry's spelling book. with Walkers Pro-,
nancistion, by 1srA NJ ALosa, Jun author OF ths
Pronouncing Bible. new testament sfc.
Primary Lessons for the use OF sehools.
The above Books are published and for sale b7
Richsrdsoo q ' ord, Boston.-Also for sale, by
JAMES HAMMOND.
Eswport, sug 1s
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W. JAMES TIILEY viii give lis 81 cash the
w Jo,en fos American made gloves, and " pre-
ferred win pay in Dry Ge9a, eu, Of bis stare =. 'hs
rat, a. - the darsn, 'rre''
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AT AUCTION.

Il Saturday next, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. will De
Sod at public Auction Cat Jonathan Bowen'e
Wharf. formerly Chases) the sIoop Fr'enjsip. bur.
then sbou, thirty tons, h,,sd expressly Tor River
Coasting, and may be seen on Friday and Saturday
a. tho above place, before the sale Conditions made
known at the time and place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-25

\ polite, industrious and honest Lad.
y from ID to II years of age that writes .
g'od hand. snd is willing TO be taught. may find
empsoyment in Dry Good, store by applying se
the Office Of the K. !. Republican. fAug. IS.
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J. c. SHAW,S

I .'ST Of Combination Numbers drawn in WASH
AA 'nston City Canal Lottery, Glass No !. 1925.
20 36 60 s? 90 - 50 ~
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caught in ne;
hncEsrav A child was born in Taunton, few
days since, who has now living nine grand parents
and great grand parents, all residing within two
miles Of the birth place of the child.
FIRE- On Thursday last. Randall's Csrist Mill,
vhh small Cotton Factory connected Herewith,
situate in the village OF Pawtuxet, entirely de-
stroy ed BY fire. It is supposed TO have originated
from The friction Of the picker.
The coored people of the city Of Boston, celebra.
ted the acknowledgment Of the Independence OF
Hsyti, BY France, on Tuesday last A sermon
delivered by the Rev. Mr. Paul, at their meeting
house. A number afterwards dined together.
General Lafayette, is now on a visit to the Ex
Presidents. Jefferson, and Madison.
The subject of a Cana from Norwich TO worces.
Ger and Boston, continues to be strongly urged on
the attention Of the public by writer's 10 the Nor
wish paper.
The mixing Of the Pennington and Providence
Canal Will give employment TO great number Of
hands -
COMMENCEMENTs-At Harvard and Amherst,
IN tNe 5lst-At Williams, Brown, and Bowdon, on
the 7th next month. At Yale. on the 14th.
Small Pox in Columbia, 6. e) Tho Cbersv In.
tsgencsr says, il is with extreme regret they state,
that this dreadful disease has made its appearance
in The Capital Of their state and under circumstsn
ccs that render it probable its devastatioas will be
extensive.
By q law Of South Carolina. persons visiting the
norgern states, who take their slaves with them as
servants are prohbiled carrying them back into that
state
From The Na,ons Tn,elligeneer OF Thursday last.
We We poh'e'y fufni,hed BY the Ns,y
Dspstnsot yeHsidsy, Hith the following
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-06-29
D(fn.

In Marlborough, on the "a inst. Dea. Moses
Ames, aged 90. Printers IN Maine and Green
fed are requested 10 insert The above.
In Marlborough, on the 10th inst. Phinehas
!. Gleason, son of Mr.. Elijah Gleason, aged
II months.
In Barre, on the l ith inst. Mr.. Nathan Ad-
ans, aged IA. Printers an Ne,o- York are re-
qtested 10 insert MiS.
Near Philadelphia, DR.. G. HunlJert, known
in various parts OF the Union by the name of
Sylran Gardner, and sometimes by the name
Of bc. RGinwater. II is supposed that he was
upwards Of 100 years old. For twenty years
past, he has been engaged in constant acts OF
benevolence and charity, gratuitously dislrib-
uting his medicines TO the afflicted, for which
he refused any remuneration whatever. He
was as eccentric as he was good, benevolent,
and humble, and his origin, bis country, and
his age, remain involved in mystery.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-06-29

Com. PORTER.-The result of the Court
OF Inquiry on Com. Porter is the ordering of a
Court Martial TO try him for bis proc ,edings at
Foxardo. Prior to the publication of this re-.
suit Commodore published an elaborate
pamphlet, containing his justification and the
procee iines of the Court. This led 10 a cor
dependence between him and the Secretary of
ne Navy, in which the latter declares his ac-
count Of the proceedings of the Court {" def
Gent and inaccurate," and cersures him for
its publication "while his case and the report
of the Court were still under the consideration
OF the Executive" To the information that a
Court Martial is ordered, the Commodore re-
plies, that The can have no idea of the nature
OF the charges intended to be preferred against
him." and asks for information to enable him
to prepare for his defence, stating at the same
time that his pamphlet ''contains all the ex-
plantations he shall ever be able TO make in
justification of his conduct.'' The Commo-
dore's letters are couched in a STYLE of arro-
gance but i'll COMFORTING with subordination 10
bis superior officers.