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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-01
BREWERY.-The sub

NEWPORT BREWERY.-The sub
~ scriber having purchased Mr.. Henry
Potter's part of the above Establishment,
and having employed an experienced
workman, from England, to carry on the
same. presumes the ale and beer viii not
be aerior to any manufactured in the u
nited States. He offers double ale at So
per cask; table beer 50 do; Casks to be
returned.
Orders for The above left a. the Brewe-
ry, or by application to me, will be punctu-
ally attended to.
Yeast and grains may be had at the
Brewery. o,so,
STEPHEN A. ROBINSON.
March ~.
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prO Bono Publico.

\ person Offers to teach school in
N Richmond, from the 10th os Decem-
ber to the lst of April, without any COM
pensation, and sepply the same school with
an Instructress, from April to October, at
his own expense.
A letter directed to A. b. Brattlcborourh.
(vermont,) and conveyed by mail, viii be
faithfully regarded
Oct. IS, lS2s O27
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-01

CAUTioN.-Persons who arc in the ha-
bit of using Portable Cooking furnaces, are
cautioned against warming rooms with
them, especially those without fire places
and chimheys. Scveralcases have OCCUR
red where the, effect of burning charcoal
had nearly proved fatal. In one family
three persons fell down suddenly, and
would no doubt have died but for the tine
ly arrival ofa physician.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-01
The truth, the iohole truth, and aoth,ng bul
TIE truth"

He truth"
VTERY rood fannels for l2A-2 cts. The yd.
Ladies nice kid 9 owes for only 20 cents
the pair; new Caroline Plads at the low price
of 2s. the yard; handsome edgings for only
cents the yard; six quarter dunask asiow AZ
2s. the yard; and all other goodsproportioaably
cheap, are now opening at the store Of Mr.
JAMES TILLEY at No. l19, Thames-street,
and No. l, Custoni-hoase Court
.4mOng has assortment are the totio,oingt
Elegant blue and ok. Flannels from l2 1-2
and mixed broad cents, TO 81 the yd.
cloths. Horse skin gloves for
Rich bossine sAks for 2s3d. the pair and
bonnets. very nice.
Rich garniture ofrib- Paris kid gloves for
bons. 2s.d.
Plush itinges fortrim- Good tickings for on
minps ly 20 cts per yd.
White and colored sheetings from I'd to
plushcs ls6.
White and colored Nice silk vestings for
vcvets 81 the pattern
Elegant stripe barago Good blue broadcloth'
Stou, plain and fgur- for 81 the yd
ed barare silks Cotton shawls for IL
New prints in imitas each.
ton of the barage Silk velvets for O. the
eilks. yard
Black and white lace Sewing threads for 4,
wells. I'd the 100 skeins.
v euperb assortment case of Leghorn,
cfplumes cheap and good.
A complete assort- bale of buntlngs
mcnt of hdkfs. Nice Russia diapers
Cassimeres and satti- trom l3s6d 10 l6sGt
nets the piece
Bookings and baizes A complete sssort
Dmhs and kerseys ment OF habit and
Caps and gloves other buttons,
And many other articles too tedious to men
ton. all of which shall be sold at a cheaper
rate than at any other store in this town.
Oct *
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LLVSEED OIL-SHE.4THLV'G and
WR.4PPLNG PAPER.

\ constant supply of the above articles,
"A warranted of the. best quality, for
sale by T.. w. LAWTON.
U Fine Wrapping Paper, extra size,
free from Tar, or any unpleasant smell, a
superior article for Apothecaries, Confec-
TONERS, dealers in Furs, Sc. &c.
sept 2Q,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-01

Coughs, Consumptions, and .qsthmas.
The most valuable Medicine ever in use.


Coughs, Consumptions, and .qsthmas.
TNIHS new and healing Balsam bids fab
Il to rival every medicine heretofore
discovered for coughs and complaints Of
the lungs leading to consumption, and even
in seated consumptions it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising sue
cess. Ii certificates from persons Of the
highest respectability or the great and in
creasing demand for them may be called
proof OF its good efiectsitis proved. Scarce
ly a case Of colds, coughs, pain in the side,
difficulty of breathing, want of sleep aris-
ing from debility, or even consumptions,
but may be relieved by the timely use Of
iifis medicine. Every genuine bottle hcs
.4aderson's Cough Drops
stamped on it, and the directions are al
signed by James Mellen.
These Drops generally give ease in,
most cases of coughs, colds, difficulty OF"
breathing, wheeling, tightness of the chest.
consumptions, and pain in the side. The
aged will experience relief equally agreea-
bic and instantaneous, even when tho
langs are affected.
C Be particular, as each genuine bot
tie has "Anderson's Cough Drops" stamp
cd on it; and that each of the directions are
signed in writing by "James MeIen"r
no others are genuine.
Price One Dollar for large, and hfv
cents for small bottles.
The ADORE Medicine IS for Sale BY
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
pRUGGIsT AND APorHEcARY,
No.1l0, Thanes-street.
who has 70. sale constant supply of the
best kinds of
Medicines, Drugs, Sc.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George
III. Tillinghast, John III Mason, Providence,
DR.. Tibbitts, Warwick; Benjamin Bateman,
East Greenwich; Daniel Carpenter, Ux-
bridge; David Farnum, Smithheld; DR..
Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor, Little Rest;
Rowse Babcock, Westerly; DIR Tillinghast
Wexford; Jeremiah Williams, Warren,
Daniel Brewer, Taunton, and the Post Mas
ter in Slatersyille.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-01

IVORY, Buck-horn ead silver-nounte6
l. Catgut WHIPS.
Moss and curled Hair, for Mattresses:
With general assortment Of. plate6
trimmings, at the Saddlery, No. IL, on the,
Parade, corner of Meeting street, bv
GILBERT CHASE.
Nov. 10.
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TAX FOR 1s25.-The Subscriber, Co,
IL lectsr of the Town Tax voted in Sep
tember last, hereby gives notice that he
has commenced the collecting of said Tax,
and respectfully requests all those indebted
to pay the same without delay, at No. 8,
Market-square. JOSEPH MARTIN.
Oct. l3.--6w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-01

TTENRY F. SANDERS has taken
IL rooms at Mr.. Sterry Clark's, No. 80,
North Main-street, for the cure of Cancers,
Polypus, Kings Evil, Humors, &c. Not
one cent will be charged if no cure is ef-
fected.
Providence, July %.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,st-
~ JOHN Is. NEWTON'S--who has thia
day opened - packages comprising the most
complete assortment in Newport. Also, just
opened 2OO yards of the hest shir,ings ever
offered at sas shilling tho yard. Oct. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-01

rOTTONS AND SATTINETS.--ED-
~ WIN WILBUR, No. l04 Thames
street-Offers 1909 yds. Cotton over 3-4
wide for IL l-2 cts. per yard.
ALso-A few pieces superior Sa:tinets,
from the Walpole Factory Sept. -.
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STOVES

ELAX SEED.-Cash and the market
Il price will be paid for Flax seed, deliv-
cred in large or small quantities at No l72,
and IVA Thames street. Cash also will be
paid for Junk, Canvas, Rugs and parcel
ling, by L. w. LAWTON.
sept. 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-01

WALKING SHOES, just
WI received and for sale by JOSIAH
0. BURDICK, for only 7s6d per pair, at
his old stand, No. l24, Thames-street.
sept %.
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II is stated that ten steam boats are now
on the stocks, at the Cincinnati boat yards,
which together, will measure about 1900
tons. There were also twelve boats in
that port undergoing repairs, which will
measure about 1000 tons. Aggregate ton
mage bouts building and repairing at Gin
cinnati, 5000 tons.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-01

a New CANAL, is contemplated from
the Erie Canal through Auburn into the
Cwasco lake and thence southcrly in the
most advisable way to the waters of the
Susquehamah.-A meeting of the inhabi-
tants of Cayugn County was to be held on
the 18th inst. to make arrangements for
The route, & an application to the Lcgisla-
lure is to be made on this subject.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-29
Stone Ware s. Flower Pots.
MOre New GooAS.
e are receiving handsome addition Of
NEW GOODS.

CONSISTING IN PART OF
Handsome dark and light ground Prints, :
Black, white and SlIercd do.
pUk Gnshams,
Black aud rolo'd Canton Grapes, superior,
Inch Umbre, brown and Lilac figured Gro
dc Etc,
fsuled Book Musins,
sd Bitd-eye Diaper,
6-i, 81 and l0-4 Table do.
slle1 Damask Table Cloths,
Fine Long Lawn,
Printed Llnen Cambiic llandkerchiels,
flag do.
case well assorted Leghorn Gypseys,
boxes Ribbons,
I do. CurIs,
Corded and striped Ilorentine,
,rdnderlls aud Cotton Cassimeres,
Fine Dosledas Baugress Cords,
bales Sd, A and "a brown Shirtipgs
aud Sheetlngs,
brown aud black Fur Hats,
Together With many articles of Hardwd re,
Liquors and Groceries. ALSO, e.pected
n lew days, splendid assortment OF
shr Tuck and side Combs, Morocco.
black and colorcd PruneIla Yad Leather
SHOES, Cambrlcs, SheeUnas, Sugar aud
1elIee, &c. &c. Our assortment is now
unusually good, and will De well kept up
throughput the year, with every article of
Aney Or use which is in demand, and all
WI oe sold ~ most reduced prices.
". MCKEE & j. u. MEM
''iy to- ts47
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-29
pafvrEp AND rueLisnfp ny
zu4H FLETCHER ~ Men, II, loLLh'
] ,o ~ orthe Laes Of The Union.

., The Semi Weekly Paper, at 81, aud the
IL >, p.ner. at SO per annum, payable III
why No subscription will be received for
'asa"t ,;,a. than six months; aud no paper will
le,s .''.1;,ned (but at The discretion OF the
be ',, a,,s9 until all srrearoges are Paie -
tdl1.f, '1rarti,en,ents will be inserted at so
u ~, sanare Tor iess) the first time, aud
eeni' PEI 1t for each continuance Those
- 4;'tance must be paid for previous TO
from n..rtion, or the payment assumed by
shea srsss,ansible person in Lynchhnrg.
'0 ~ chancery Orders are inserted Tor SIX
.ioars ,,.,oa,o tho Tl;tors must
= ea.r PAID, or they vii! not be a'lehdeato
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-29
ANkSN AANENS, SC.

4 cases superior grass bleach Irish Linens,
3 bates assorted fg'd and plain bombazettes,
. do r.eruan IbotlenbuISs,
3 do British Oznaburgs,
3 do Scotch and British do.
Receiving AT the establishment Of
W. MCKEE & J. 6. MEM.
Sept %. isi5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-29
To owners of Blaclismitis.

WISH 10 hire for one or more rars
1 negro Blacksmitb, For one ti.or can do
good plantation work a liberal ,,rce viii he
given. Persons wishing 10 .rtrr will apply Il
me liying negr Campbell cpuri house.
OpIN q. CLAY.
Seri. /. 80 SsN3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-29
Large Additional Supplies,


JUST RECEIVED ny
M'MTE, RoBIMSc N d. co.
M HIGH, together with those r.cenil,
W received, make their assortment very
eoinnltte, embracing al Tint is NEW,
FASHIONABLE and UsBTUL.
u y Almost unnecessary 10 shy that they VIII
as heretofore, offer their goods on as reason.
able terms Us they can he procnred IN tue
market, and thai every exerton will be nude
10 Keep up their assor nent aud give satislae
ton 10 those who may call upon them.
THE SUPPLY CONSISTS OF
Shepherd * flirsts very snpr west of Eng-
land blur Il black Cloths & Cassimeres,
London and Yorkshire Cloths q Cassimeres,
oil various colours, ut very low prices,
Fashionable ribb'd aud Pembroke striped
Csssineres,
euperfne and common Cassiucits,
Manchester Cords, large rib, Tor making cher
ry vallys and travelling pantnloons,
further supply OF beaulitGl Nest,ngs,
Norsted Vests aud Drawers,
Rose Blankets, from IA 10 IA, very heavy,
White, red and green Flsnnels,
Mandarin, Maxim and Canton plain and hg d
Grapes,
? cases English, French aud American Cali.
Goes Esterhazy, Diorama aud Antipode
patterns,
Rem Italian black silk Cravats,
Fashionable siripcd do.
fig'd and plain Cussimere Shawls, some We
ry superior,
Satin aud plain black Levantnes,
Silk Nelvets, all shades,
\ choice selection of Caroline Plaids some
very bne, aud Of a light texture for ladies
dresses, aud others heavy and ut for
Cloaks,
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, with white
and coloured borders,
Shell, tuck aud side combs,
Furniture Fringes aud Cotton Cords,
Coarse Cloths, Linseys and Napt Cottons, for
servants,
Black Mobair and extra super black worsted
Hoe,
Mems French and Woodstock Gloves.
DO. white silk aud Castor do.
Ladies' white and colored Castor do,
DO. English and French black aud white
Silk do
Extra long white Kid do.
Fashionable Frogs for trimming pclisses,
Superior finished Umbrellas,
Rolling Suspenders, very elegant,
fancy Rit,eules, do.
Neck Ornaments Of every kind,
Macassat Oil ; Otto OF Roses,
ALSO,
al Waliham, Midway and Dover Sheetngs
3 Shirtings, of all descriptions,
Snpertne Sea Island Steam Looms,
Domestic Plaid and stripes,
Dorchester Cotton Bedticks.
Sept 20. tsl1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-29
TREGH GOOIDS. just
received i-Consisting Of

Extra super velvet blaai, Cloth,
do do. blue do.
do. do. black Satin, for dresses, saPss
rior to any ever IN this market,
Italian black Lutesirins,
Black Satin Lcvnntlue,
4 handsume assortment of Bet Ribbons.
White Cotton Cord, ASSORTED,
10 trunks SHOES: consisting of thin q
thick soa, black Mnr"eep, Sealskin, white,
black and colbrcd piuaeia. white and co
lored Kid, with u large assortment oi chIi-
drens' leather aud murocta.
MCKEE, ROBINSON %.
Sept. 5. 40
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-29
SUGAR, COFFEE d. SALT.

u Z IKE NOV RECLTFLAG,
6 binds snp'r Muscoyado and 81. CroiA Sugar,
i do good do. do. do.
90 bags prime green Coffee.
500 sacks Salt,
Which we offer AT our usual low prices.
". MCKEE q J, q. MEM.
Aug - tse
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-29
II PACKAG
CONSISTING OF

90 pieces figured and plain BOmbazeits, all
shades,
90 pieces french and English Cnlicoee, new
patterns,
An elc GENT assortment of figured, brown,
crimson and black Silks,
Furniture Chintzs, splendid patterns,
Rich figured India, Swiss aud BOOK MaslIns,
Circassian Plaids, new patterns,
Batnso shaded Ginghams, new style,
Elegant flounced Null Rohes,
Bolivar Stripe, new article for dresses,
Gauze, rich fg'd Satin, and other Ribbons,
Rich fg'd hie Satin Robes,
Plain aud fg'd Null and Jaconett Mnslins,
Grape Leese, all shadPs,
Elegant Merino Shawls and Il0ndkerchieis,
HOSIERY OF every kind,
Ihr, ad and Bobbinct Laccs and Edgings,
Tig'd Barrge ,Gauze, Greuadior aud other tam
~ Handkerchief
Infants aud Ladies' Bobhinet Caps,
A large assortment Of Grapes,
Cut Velvet, IoiIaGett, and all kinds Nesting,
LAFAYETTE, Landing aud Bolivar llandis
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-29
glgiam Greens 4. Griffin L. Tickle,

J
ApaIaECARIES DRUGGISTS,
a., ,ereiyed, in addition 10 their former
h''' s9ssorlneut. the following articles
- Cinnamon
s.blimats Rsss. Qaassia
e. ,nmouipc SQulls
oa' ' c',anhor Savihe Leaves
o ..'',s I'm Rail Black ilellebore
bni ..a, IoIu Gum lragacauth
DE-" n.rrh Sal Soda
, ua" salts Balsam Copaiva
i nv, ni,,l,.rL Fancy Perfume Walls
l ln. Tarlar Evans Crown Ian.
Tartaric Acid ces
s1per carb Soda Common DO
Sal Ammon Vol. Fly Stone
CaIen. Magnesa 0uick o''er
Cum CoPai rea'' a'"
cum Elastic me oponee
Gum SheIac RANT BRUSHES
Sugar Lead ohsn io",s
caoella Barb Marking Brushes
nj sanders Soda Powders
rsntl,aridese Seidlitz Powders
Mann Flake Spanish WhiinsJ
cenlian Root Viais, assorted
,e1a Forts Essence Burgamot
Ph1sphat Soda fahcy ohoa DohfS
sweet Spirits Nire Cut Glass do do
SHIRTS Harshorn Lavender Water
liurlaled Tinclure.l- l'ns Glass
ron Oil spike
paI,au Peru Scales aud Weights
,lnve. Gold Leaf
Mace Rea W alefs
yu,megs Lamp Oil, &c.
9Ls0-.A LARGE ASSORTMENT Oh
Stone Ware s. Flower Pots.
The subscribers have Oh hand, in addition
20 the above, nearly every other article be-
longing 10 their business7-all of which they
will sell low for cash, or exchange Tor BEES
Wax, GINSENG, LINSEED OIL, or any
other article Of produce, at market prices.
May %. ts7o
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-04
1896
JANUARY
FROM ENGLAND.

BY the packet ship Pacific, Capt. Maxwell, ar
rived at New York from Liverpool, London papers
to the evening oil the l7,h OF November have been
received.
Greece.--The news from Greece is Of the mos,
cheering character. The succession of victories
which Immediately preceded the abandonment Of
the naval operations Of The Turks for the season,
were more brilliant and decisive than we had sup
posed as appears from the Constantinople accounts
lhemselves.-A letter from Constantinope of Oc-
tober 4, .ays:-
Equally unfortunate with all his predecessors,
the Turkish Admiral, in fit of rage and despair,
hos had the temerlty TO attempt second attack on
Samos. In consequence he set sail from Mitylene
with the Egyptian fleet. which had Joined him, but
he had scarcely put to when the intrepid Cana.
ris appeared. and spread his heet with great a.
bty in his maneuvres. The Mussemans on the
contrary, IN attempting TO form, fell into dreadful
confusion, which was increased when the Greeks ad
vanced towai DIS them with an nrepdity which was
admired by the European seamen, who were pre-
sent at the action. 1t was OF short duration the
bar barians shamriuy took flight TO seek refuge ane
IN the port OF Mnyene. But the brave defenders
Of the Cross arrived there as as they, and in
lew minutes five or Six Turkish or Egyptian frgates
became prey to the hames.-The heroic Canaris,
alter invoking the name of our Saviour, threw him
sell into boat to direct in person the terrible opera
tons OF the fire ships. He himself set fire to three
OF the ships OF the barbarians,''
Extract of letter dated ConstantinopIe, Oct
l0th.-" Alter the action off Samos another battle
took place on the 10th Of Sept. near Stanchio and
boudroon, between the Greek and the combined
turkish and Egyptian Aeets.-The Greeks burnt
the hne frlsale Africa, corvette, and two briggs,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-04
THE AFFAIR AT FAXYARDO.
Ertract Of a Letter from Capt. Darid Porter to
the Secretary IF the Macy, datea
~ S. SHIP john ADAMS,
Passage Island, Norember 10, 1892

Passage Island, .sorember 10, 1894.
SIR: have the honor to inform you that. on my
arrival at St. Thomas, was informed that Lieut.
Commandment Platt Of the United States schooner
Beagle, who had visited Iaxyardo, a town on the
east coast OF Porto Rico, about two miles from the
sea- Tor the purpose oil making Inquiries respecting
la quantity Of dry goods supposed to have been de.
posted there by pirates, WAS alter being recognised
as American ohcer, by the proper authorizes
there, imprisoned and shameiuliy treated
Indignant at the outiages winch have been re.
lpealediy heaped on Us by the authorities oil Porto
Rlco, proceeded 10 this place, where lett the
ship, and taking with me the -chooners ;,rampus
and Beagle, and the boats oil The John Adams, with
Capt. Dallas, and part OF his officers, seamen, and
marines, proceeded to the port ii FaSyardo, where
finding preparations were making TO fire on us from
the battery ON shore, sent party of stan.eD and
MARINES to spike the guns, which was done in few
minutes a. the Spanla ds fled ON the landing Of the
party then landed with two hundred men, and
marched to the town, spiklng the way the guns
OF small battery placed Tor the defence OF pass
on the road, and reached he town in about thirty
minutes alter landing. found the m prepared tor
defence. as they had received information from ST.
! homas's OF my nteEtions OF yisitirg the place.
halted about pistol shot from their forces, drawn up
on the outskirts OF The town, and sent 10 flag
lqulring the Alcaid, or Governor, with the Captain
vi ule Tort, Ee principal oHtndcfs, 10 come 10 me
to make stonement for the Outrage, giving them
hour 10 deliberate They appeared accordingly,
and alter begging pardon Gin the presence Of all the
ofioers,) OF the officer who has been insuted, aud
depressing great penitence, permitted them to re-
turn to the town, on their promising to respect all
American officers who may visit them hereafter.
We then returned to the vessels, and left the har
| Dor, after being at anchor three hours
| AS we were getting under way, number of per-
sons appeared on the beac bearing white flag, and
having with them some bullocks, and number OF
horses apparently laden, no doubt present from
the authorities Of the place, which they informed
me they should send me.
| There is no doubt our persons and our flag will
he more respected hereafter than it has been by the
authorities OF Porto Rico.
| Every officer and man, on this occasion, corduct-
ed themselves in manner 10 meet my entire appro'
batlon."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-04
Eighteenth Congressional Session
Thursday DEC. so.
SENATE.

The resolution twas received from the House n
Representatives proposing joint Committee to wat
on Gen. Lafayette land announce to him the passapa
of the act in his favor, and requesting his acceptance
Of the provision therein made for him
The resolution was agreed TO nem con. and
Messrs. Smith, Hayne, and Botigny, were appoint
ed by the Chair the Committee on The part Of hr
Senate when the Senate adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Among the petitions presented lo-day, was on.
by Mr.. Moore, Of Kentucky, from the Catholic
Bishop Of Bardsown, Ky. praying for the exemp
lion OF certain vesments, sc. now al New York
destined exclusively for religious purposes, from the
mpost duty which was referred to the Commiuee
on Commerce.
On motion Of Mr.. .9rcher, OF Virg. ii was
Resolved, That Committee be appointed to uni.
with a Committee from the Senate IN aunouncinpn
Gen. La Fayette the passage of the act concerning
him. which has just been approved and TO express
to him the respectful request and confidence Of The
two Houses OF Congress that he will add his accept
ance oil the testimony Of public gratitude EXTENDED
to him by this ACT 10 the many and signal proofs
which he has afforded OF his esteem for the United
States.
The House adjourned to Monday.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-04
baltimore, Dec. "a.

LjuutWoTPt f(eCs -.
It affords us much pleasure 20 inform our fellow
citizens that the survey Of The inter yening waters
and necks of land between this city and Havre de-
Grace, has been completed within lew days past
|hy the commissioners appointed Tor that purpose by
the late Mayor agreeably to the provisions Of or
dnance passed at the last OF the City Coun-
c-the country between these two points presents
nc obstacle whatever to SAFE easy and short COM
muncatiop by canals of thorough cuts, lhrougha soil
OF easy excavation, and generally of very moderate
elevaon--the whole extent OF land not equal to nine
miles The route pursued we understand is by
Bear Creek, Back River, Deep Creek, Middle River
Goose Creek, Salt Petre Creek. aud The Marsh at
Grace's Quarter TO Gun Powder River, Sandy Greek
to Bush River Romney Creek TO DuckCre.k,& final
ly Into Swan Greek, fine sheet of water few miles
below Havre de Grace and generally with few devia
lions norh easery direction crossing the interme'
date rivers at considerable distance from their
mouths-by which means The swell of the bay Will
be avoided, and smooth and spacious haven afford
ed tor any number of arks, boats and rats, where
they may remain in perfect safety. 1t would be
gratifying spectacle 10 see this work completed-to
see the numerous floating treasures Of the Susque-
hanna gliding into our Basin; and the manufactures
OF our city and county the products of the East and
West Indies, the fabrics of Europe all conveyed
by this noble stream to the remotest parts OF the
country through which it passes. Fed Gag.