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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-14
William Fowle & Co.

HAVE FOR SALE
400 BALES 3-4, 5-s, A and 5-4 brown s. bleach
lUU ed dome site shrtings and sheetinss
30 20 p do bl S:"hs Russia shee'nss
$50 bolts Isl, ID, and Sd quality Russia duck
40 bolts half do
500 pieces light and heavy Ravens duck
100 do Russia diapers
Is tons ST. Petersburg hemp of superior quality
100 pieces Choppa Romals
so chests and half chests Young Tyson Tea
20 peceslndia straw cafpetng
10 cases common hats
Is casks Brilport shad and herring Irvine
900 sides red soyl leather
200 bags prime Green and ST. Domingo coffee
so bags Sumatra pepper
20 hhds New-Orleans sugar
20 do retailing moissses
10 pipes Scignett brandy
do O'Pard, Dupy & Co, Of superior quality
hhds Jamaica rum
. 3 S Ssis' New,EnsIand Rum
90 barrels Phelps gin
300 boxes mould candles
1900 sacks Liverpool blown salt
$4,000 bushels Turks island St Ubes and Lisbon salt
500 casksnGs assorted sizes may 10
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Coffee,
Rheumatism and Gout,


Benjamin ]forange & Sons Medicaied Oil SIX.
HUMANITY requires to proclaim to the public an
Nj exterior remedy for the Of all Chronic Dis
orders, but particularly the Gout, Rheumatism, and
Colds Many thousands have been cured of these ter
rble diseases, beth in the United States and in France;
and many highly able and respectable physicians OF
shis city wish TO give justice to truth, they have deli
yeredthe following
CERTIFICATES:
Netc- York. Esd Ilug. 1920. ,
-nTThe vanished silk manufactured by NJ. Morange
& Son, is capable of being applied with great advan-
tage in many cases OF Gout, Rheumatism, Chronic,
largements and stiffness ofthe joints, and ndurate
gknruar tumors: and i'll some cases is preferable 10
any other remedy with which we are acquainted
lSgned]
Wright Post, MD. John Watts, Jun. NJ ID.
Alex II, Stevens, NJ. ID. X. S. Nissan, NJ. ID
David Hosack, NJ. ID. w. G. S. Macneven, MD.
John Nelson, NJ. ID. Edw. Dela6eld NJ. ID.
Felix Pascais NJ. ID, DIR. Valentine Mott,
SamuelL- Mitchell VI. ID.
To be had at the Drug Store of JOHN l. SaYRS,
sole agent for Alexandra. march 80
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Johnson's BilioWs Pow der

V>llS medicine is offered to the Public, as an uni
4 rersal remedy, but cathartc admirably adapt.
ed to the removal of bile, &c being fully equal in this
respect to calome and superior any other purgave
in use.
1t peculiarly adapted to bilious and inhammatory
diseases; may be used in all where this class OF
remedies is admissible; may be repeated as often as
such medicines necessary whhpehect safety-does
nauseate unless the stomach loaded with be and
does not require the patient to conlne himself to any
particular rules, during its operation
Those persons whose constitutions have been injured
by an mproperusc ofmcrcury, orare morbdy suscepti
bic of its influence, will find it the best known substi-
tute Gas a catlmtic) for calomei.
1t believed to be preventive of the bilious COM
plants of our climate if dose more if necessary
be taken occasionally, or soon general feelings of
ntspostion attended with bitter taste in the mouth,
furred tongue &C. announce the approach of disease.
twill be found valuable ebrifuge and aperient
dicine in small doses.
It contains no mercury, and may be safely administer
ed TO pregnant women, or children
Having been tested by many years experience, and
found to possess all the qualities ascrbed to it, in an e.
minent degree the proprietor has no hesitation what
ever in recommending it to public notice; believing
that those who place confidence in his assertion will not
be disappointed.
ORA liberal discount madeto those WHO purchase to
sellsgain
'.:Orders post paid, WILDE promptly attended to.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by the pro-
prietor, DR.. James Cooke, Druggist, fredericksburg
EDWARD STADLER& SON,
3moI Sole Agents for the pistrlftof Columbia.
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Swaim'S Panacea.
From tie Pk.ddelphla E,s,ine Post I

From the Philadelphia Eronng Post1
HAVING made the proper inquiry, We cail youch fcr
Il a the accuracy of the statement contained in the
subJolned communication. No one should hesitate to
bear just evidence to the merits of medicine like that
of Mr.. SWANS, which would seem to be very differ
ent from the nostrums of the day.
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For Rent.

S.sS A convenient TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
ON Fairfax street, near the Market we'll caculat-
ed for the comfortable accommodations gentee "a.
mily, at low rent. Applyto
may3l c. p THOMPSON.
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A CARD
A CARD.
To aAose harng, DESTROYS Of haring, an interest in
the 9Th Class of the
Grand University Aottery.

Tho colo or .;.,..,;, a.. ol,S
bee3 co,. ~ ,a.nant tSa
the the 9od ill., nr;a,II, w
risk nf cnns;Jo"hI. rs I os ,h ,n.e"ue o.. WHOM
of Tho s,,e ;s horabu ostnom.d s"r 81 ~ so
rice ofhe nrsc;ra Jsw o ch , w u' Inv
tiycly he dr,wn viii o h vi"
y SsWFJrTn Monaco.
rm,vro, nor,,,r. IVA nooossar, % ns';"n "nt. e.
,ber ressnns Co.. t,;s sfo,t ostnom:roont is wy
tanned in the ,hore rho rwaN.cEp would ,, horo~.
er beg leo leave IN odd chat wher .h;s c,ss Voc 10
snsJ f nersons e an, ~ tho Isas. .bs
late panic in the money marke which has almost para
lived every kind of business and has cause s,ch sim
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I G D..

= ICE.
TIME subscriberhas on hand large supply OF North
l. ern ICE, superior to any in the District, as 1t has
been ascertsined that one peck viii last longer and 60
farther than half bushel OF common Ice Private
families will be supplied with the usual quantity at "a
the season. it will be sold at 50 cents the bushel
in proportion for smaller quantities
maya WIN Is. , oakl.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-01-12
A B G.

List of the Grand State Lottery, 9th class
2 "A AZ So 32 SO 1877
No. 33,6l3, combination "A, 80, 81, prize
of 100 dollars-+No 2 2,265, combination 2, l3,
~, do of 100 dollars, were both sold at Gala
hans, where prizes can be had in the Conncc-
ticut State Lottery, TO be drawn in Washing.
ton THIS DAY.
Capital prize 10000 dolars--2 Of 10 900 dol
lars-3 of 5000 doliars-lO of 900 dollars.
- of 800 dollars--40 Of 100 dollars--S0 of 80
dollars---40O of % dollars, &c. DC, Tickets
80, parts in proportion. Also tickets in the
Rhode-Island State Lottery, TO be drawn on
the 2ith iustant---S 600 highest prizc---tick.
cts -, parts in proportion, tor sale US above.
Jan ~
- COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.--.We the
" subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Court of Probate for the town of New
port, in the county of Newport, Commits
sioncrs to receive and examine the claims
of the creditors against the estate ofJAmgs
DASzELL deceased, represented insovent,
hereby give notice, that six months from
the date hereof, is allowed TO the creditors of
said estate, 10 bring in and prove their respec-
tive claims, and that we shall attend for that
purpose, at our respective dwellings, any time
within the said period
WmLIAm SrEvAEss,
NATH'L. SWEET, COMMITS.
NICHOLAS UsDERwoop,
All persons indebted to said estate, are re.
guested TO make immediate payment TO
JOSIAH &. SHAW, adm'r.
Jan. 9, 1896. UP.
O.MNISSIONERS NOTICEl-.We the
~ subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Court of Probate, for the town Of New
erton, ia the county Of Newport, Commis-
sIpncrs 10 receive and examine tire claims
of the creditors against the estate of RA-
cBrL RoDsAS, free woman Of color, late
Of said Newport, deceased, represented insoi-
Won't, hereby give notice, that six months
from the date hereof, is allowed 20 tho cred
itors Of said estate, 10 bring in and prJye their
respective claims, and that we shaI. Z, attend for
that purpose at our respective dwellings at
any time during said period
RoBERT DEsS,s,
J0B TowSsBED, Comm',s.
joins TnJfSor.ssr,
All persons md otcd 10 Sad estate are re
questcd To make Immediate payment 10
ShTIiL. SWEET, Jdn'r!
Dec. .. ~. -. r!-26
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-01-12
D.tr1.

In this town, on Thursday evening last,
mrs. Lydia Bissell aged n years.
On Sunday last, Jane Mary, only child of
Isaac V. Burdick, aged years z mos
At Tiverton, on the 10Th ult. mrs Eunice
Bliilen, wife of capt. William BIHen, and
daughter of Joseph Cook, Esq. aged ~ years
Al Hartford 3lst ultino, Joseph Rogers,
Esq. aged ~ years. Mr.. Il. was native ol
this town, but for the last ~ years was resi-.
dent of Hartford.
In Warren, on the Goth ult. mr.. Jeremiah
Child, in the 18th year of his age lie was
the last of eight brothers and sisters whose u
nited ages, together with the father and mo-
ther, amounted to GO years-aeragihg o5
years each.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-01-12

tHistellaueousM Foreign Etfms
!S.NiR.E.I
NEw-ioRK, Jan.

NEwIoRK, Jan. 4.
We bate been favored will tie following
extract of letter from Smyrna, dated 2Is,
Oct. lc25:
ain politics there is nothing worth men,
tioning The Greeks have not done any
thing this campaign, and the Turkish feet
Is expected soon to arrive in the Morea,
with i5to 10000 Egyptian troops on board.
"An English frigate has just arrived, and
brings news OF the Greeks having gained
acoInplete victory near TriPolitza, but there
Is no certainty IN the report"
We have also received Smyrna paper
OF the ZOth Of October. The English FRI
gate Sambrian, Com, Hamilton, arrived
;aere on The I9th, having on board the two
fachas whom the Greeks had for a long
tune detained at Napoli and whom they
eventually agreed to exchange for the son
OF Pietro Beg ard sixteen other Greeks
on landing with u,eir HartmS f. sm the Fl
gaze, she hred salute. lGaz.
-.-sSs---
%oST GrIoro, Oct. 81.
!" "feu may state to tie editor Of the Pat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-01-12
Stidrrtru,

In this town, on Thursday last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Eddy, mr. Joseph h. Fish. 20 miss Sarah
Anthony, daughter Of William Anthony, Esq.
both Of Portsmouth.
In Bristol, ith inst by the Rev. Bishop
Griswold, mr.. Edward Il. Mitchell, to miss
Eliza Il. daughter of the late Chester Clark,
Esq both of Providence
In Providence, on Sunday evening last, mr.
Arnold Hopkins, TO miss Eliza Cole.
In Newstcad N. II. by the Rev. mr. Crooks,
mr. lchabod Crane, TO miss Susanna Hook
BY hook or crook
This loving pair
Are bound in wedlocks chain,
What is hook
Without a crook,
Or hook without n crane
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-01-12

ment ortlis BsiianR.c Majesty ind ths, of
the United States 20 any of ITS branches.
Bat the Senate has though; that the pro-
posed Convention was an instrument not
adapted TO the Accomplishment ofthat end,
or that il was otherwise Objectionable
And, without the concurrence of the SEN
ate, the Convention cannot receive the
constitutional sanctions of the United
Suites. Without indulging, therefore un-
availlng regret. it is the ANXIOUS hope of
the President, that the Government of his
Brltannic Majesty should see, in all that
has occurred, nothing towards it uni'riend-
ly on the part Of the United States, and
nothing that ought TO slackon their sepa.
rate or united eXertious, in the employment
OF al other practical modes to effectuate
the great object, so dear TO both, ofan en-
tire eXtrpation of traffic which is con-
demned by reason, religion, and humanity.
| pray you, sir, to accept the assurance
Of my distins su,shed consideration.
I'll. CLAY.
Henry Y. ADDiNGToN, Esq.
Charge d.4Gnires from Great Britain.
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Nautical Fntellteenee.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED,
Ship Epbc, Stanhope, Havana.
Brig Baltic, Robinson, "


ARRIVALS.
SATURDAY, Jan. 7---arr. sch Nelson, Smith,
Of and Tor \ York, 4 doys from Chatham, with
plaster.
Sch Concord. Baker, of DuSbury, ~ days
fr Boston, with hsi, salt. &c. bound 10 Phiiad.
SIoop Patriot, Coleman, of and from Nan.
tucket, ds with cargo Of oil and candles,
bound TO y York.
SUsDAY---arr. sch. Abigail, Hallct, of and
for y. Y. 80 days fr Exibara, (Cuba) with to-
bacco and wood, in disiress--.oss ofsails, ,leaky,
and three men sick. Left sch Florida, ,D1ggs,
for y York in ~ days. Spoke Jan I, lat 40,
~, bon 73, ~, brig Delphia, . De fr n Orleans
for Boston.
MEMORANDA
Brig Sylvester Healey, Gardner. wen, ..
shore on Gardners Point on the ~ ght az al
2Sth ultimo--thc crew was saved bn, - ~" W.
sci il is supposed will be lost. She -. C.,
81. Johns, y. h. bound to r,ew.y ,,L "a H..
from this port.
Brig Criterion, of this mort, sailed from
Honduras, 7th oil for r.owiorieans.
Arnvsd at sS.arles'.on ship Courier, Hud
son, OF this v,rt, l5 days fr ". York.
btig Nrs,er, Whitney, arr at Boston 9Th
- os Crcn<tadt, and u fr Elsinore. Le'
'O "A, vaughan, Bristol, 3.
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TOHN w. DAvIs,. Jur

sn TOliN w. DAVIS, Jus.
u - having rclinqu shed tho
AHs1 retail busiD ess, n. Store No.
W, Iham' s-stro ct for the cx-
press pW pose ',f manuiactur-
ing BOOTS y SHOES. there. fore respectful
ly informs his friends a. i'd the public generally,
that he win continue To m .nufacture Boots 81
Shoes at his old Mar miac'.ory. lie has num-
Der OF first rate we ,rkmsn constantly employ-
cd and iiattcrs hj nselI that his work will not
oc inferior TO spy. Chose Ladies and Gentle
men who wisS. TO 'oe fitted from their mea-
surcs VIII please leave them at No. 100, Sign
OF the Sreit Boot, Thames-strcet.
Jan =, Iir26 4"
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Newport Bank.

A I the Annual Meeting ofihe Stockholders
1 n OF the Newport Bank, on "Wednesday.
the fourth instant, the following persons were
unanimously chosen Directors ior the year
ensuing;
Constant Tdber, John S'ocun, John Cog.
geshGR, WIiidm =. W allan, John n.
Medrmda, John HiLiiomS, S1aoa .Ntnfo,,,
Benjamin ". Case, and Isaiah Crooker, Jr.
And at meeting of said Directors, Cos.
SLANT TAaER, was unanimously elected Pres.
ident
JoHNR. sHEARMAN, Cashier.
Newport, Jan. ~. lr9N n
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EOHkCE..

vTNIIE Firm Of John W. Daris, .Jr y Co. was
n dissolved on the 3lst of December last.
All persons having demands against said firm
are requested TO present them for settlement,
to the subscriber II Is ndispensably neccssa-
ry that the Debts due to the late concern OF
]. w ID. Jr. ~ Go. should he forthwith. collect
ed, such, therefore, of said debts, AZ shall re-
main unpaid on the Goth instant, will bo lodg-
cd in the Office of HEsnY Y. CRAssroN, Esq.
for immediate collection.
JOHN w. DAVIS, Jr..
Newport Jan. ,. 1S26.
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PHILApELPHIA. Jan. 2.

fHILADELPHiA,J Jan. =.
We learn that the managers of the New
Theatre have received an official commu-
nicaton in behalf Of the stockholders, ad-
vising Them not TO permit Kean to perirm
here, on the ground III substance, that pub
lie sentiment Is against it, and that tu-
multi and great damage to the property of
the theatre would probably be the conse-
guences. But prior tn the mob in Boston,
our managers had made an engagement
with kean. the violation of which will no
doubt involve them in very considerable
pecuniary loss.
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DOMESTIC.
We copy the following from the Bosto
Recorder of Friday last.
E.HIGR.iN'7,S TO LJBERL1

Is-ufUn.fN ~ 4 ~ f.jDi.HiI
Some remarks having been made at the
Monthy Concert, relative to the COLONY
in Africa, anil particularly the Importance
ofits being furnished with Printing Es-
tablshment, 1t was requested, at the close
OF the meeting, that those gentlemen who
felt particularly interested IN the object.
ould remain after the assembly had retir-
ed. Several persons accordingly remain
ed; and after consulting on the subject till
they became satisfied that the measure
was eXpedient, commenced a subscription
for the purpose, which shortly amounted
to SI71, besides font of valuable type
worth SllO, 96. Ten dollars were added
on the following morning. Total, SJ9l,96
After the subscription on Monday evening,
Committee was appointed to apply the
same to the purpose intended, IN the man
ner they might deem eXpedient. Accor-
dinghy IN fulilment Of this trust, they pro-
cured, including that above mentioned, n
font OF great primer, font Of plea, and
font of BREWER; also paper to the value of
$40, ink SO, ~, variety of office fur
niture, and every thing else necessary To
form an establishments for printing either a
newspaper or books, with the exception
Of press, which had been previously CIV
en- by gentleman of this city.
They also engaged a Printer, Mr. Charles
l.. Force, to W hOm they advanced a salary
of $4l0 for the first year. These libcral
provisions have more than exhausted the
subscription on Monday evening By the
sum OF c2lo, 30, which IS yet to be made. e.pg.
There were also put on board, by the lib
eraltes otour citizens, good bell for the
Academy about to be established in the
Colony, worth S5O--2 sets OF patent scales,
S92-2 sets of blacksmlth's tools, Sl25-a
pair fglobes, ,SlO--agrlculmral implements
nails, and great quantity ofclothing, pro-
visions and books, The vessel sailed
on "Wednesday afternoon, with fine
breeze.
Mr.. KEAN IN New YoRx.-In the New
York Evening Post, of Thursday, we find
the following account of Keans first APP
pcarance on the boards Of the Park theatre
since his late difficulty in this city,
Boston Gaz.
'T.ast evening in honor of Mrs. IIilson's
benefit and by way OF shov".g the manner
in which the New York audience would
receive Mr.. Kean, the theatre was crowd
ed in every part from the pit to the gallery;
ladies' occupied the usual share of both the
first and second tier OF boxes. lie was
loudly and flatteringly received by every
part otthe house, with cries of'Bravo Kean'
When the old and decrepIt Lear uttered the
cXclauatlOn.--
81 am man more sinned against than sin
ning,"
the whole house Showed they applied the
line at once, and peal Of applause burst
from all parts, which was repeated sec
ond time, and long continued. He was
called for at the close and he came forward
and made an address 10 the audience, thank
ing them for the kindness they had shewu
him.. and declared it had made an indelible
impression on his heart that 10 time could
ever erase. But he spoke so low that we
heard bim very indistlnctly"
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riot, that the Patriots have possession of
the whole of the country from The walls Of
this place to RIO Grande. Since ] arrived
here two severe actions have been fought,
and of 1900 TO 20O0 men, who left this un-
der command of General Bentes Manuel,
only few stragglers have as yetreturned.
The Patriots are commanded by a Gene
raj Lavalleia, and in the first action took
GOO prisoners, killed 500; and suppose the
second action, which we have not yet got
the particulars of, was finishing stroke
Manuel is prisoner. The Patriots come
in sight of the town. and Judging from the
feelings of the people, the cause ofthe I'm
periallSts here may be considered despe-
rate, as large proportion of the inhabi-
tants are for the Patriots. and Buenos
Ayres is entirely friendly to them.
Baltimore Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-01-12

%oST GrIoro, Oct. 81.
feu rn,y state to tie editor Of the Pat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-01-12

ARRIVAL o. THE SPANISH FLEET.-
An extract OF letter, dated Havana, 20th
December, iS25, to the Editors Of the
Charleston Mercury, says:-"The long en-
pected expedition arrived here on the 18th
inst. consisting of the lberia, Lealtad and
Perla frigates, and Vengadore brig, hov-
ing nine transports under convoy, with
1900 troops on beard. One ship with $40
men on board, has not vet arrived, and 7Ol
men, it is said, were landed in Porto Rico.
"The two frigates, iberia and lealtad,
are new ships of a large clsSs, mounting
fifty odd guns each, and are very fine YES
sells. Two, briggs of war are to sail to day
i'll quest of the missing ship.
"Thc arrival of this fleet has ins spired
the Government with more confidence.
No accounts of lis sailing had been receiy-
ed, until the schooner Col. Armstead
arrived here, when it was seen in the
papers OF your city, which was confirm
ed few days afterwards by despatch
over land from Trinidad. when vessel had
arrived which had spoken it."
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pRoyTnENCr.

PRoyInENCE.
LITERARY PREMIUMS. In order 10 rem
der the LADIES MUSEUM more worthy of its
numerous subscribers, and with further
view of encouraging Native Literature"
the editor offers the following Premiums:
lst.--For the best original Tale or Essay,
to occupy about two pages of the Museum,
a complete set of the Dramatic Works of
William Shakspeare-Book-st price : 10.
2d.--For the second best original Tale
or Essay, as above, the first volume of the
Ladies Museum.
All communications must be addressed
TO EAToN w. MAxCY, Providence, RI"
prior to the tenth OF March meXt--when
the premiums will be awarded by commit
tee ofgentlemon selected for that purpose
1t is expected that communications from a
distance will be post paid.
-..s@s-..
CoMMUNITIEs.--lt is stated that about
300 families of the adjacent parts OF Penn.
Sylvania and Delaware, have associated
under the title of"the friendly association
for mutual interest,"" and purchased the
PGtley Forge works, with large tracts Of
land adlaceHt, for immediate occupancy
and Improvement. On the 22d inst. - OF
the memhors met on the location, and sub
scribed 2S,000 dollars to make the csta-
bishment.
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Sr.. JOHNS LODGE,


NO. !.
.Ta meeting Of the members of 81. Johns
n Lodge, No. I, Newport, held at Mason =
Hall ON Tuesday Evening, Dec 27ih, 5o!J. the
following named Brethren were elecded IN an
ciert form, Officers Of said Lodge, for the
Year ensuing, viz
sr,rHyST. NoETHAs, r. ". Muster.
TnroPmLus TopHAx, Senior Harden.
STEruES CABooSE, Junior Harden.
THoxAs X. GAEDsyR, Treasurer.
NICHOLAS g. Boss, Seeretary.
VILLAS STIyEss, Senior Deacon.
Isaac G.. PrcKHAM, Junior Deacon.
s.AfnsuLr RoBfSsoS, Senior Stsnnrd.
AeonrRAID MuSRo, Junior Seward.
The Officers elect were installed and en-
dowed with the badges Of their Office, IN due
form, by CHaRIEs Corros, X. w. Pcst DePn-
ty Grand Master Of the Lodge Of Rhode
Island: x A.,
NICHOLAS y. BOSS, secretary.
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New Books and Music.

TIME Operative Mechanic and British Machlni't, NO
2 Moderation, a Tale, by Mrs. Holland, rs cents
Flnt's Recollectons Of the Last Ten Years. passed
in occasional residences and ourneyings IN the valley
of the Mississippi, vol. svo. 81 Is.
Ann;versary Address the progress OF the Natural
Sciences in the United States delivered before the Ly
ceum of Natural History, of New-YoFk, by j. T. De-
kay, so cents ,s.o. os.ho pnr,oh ,ws
IF Real Property, with the Outlines Of Code, by Jas
Humphreys, Esq 8vo s..
remarkable Events in the History of Man, or nara
tyes of the most wonderful adventures, remarkable
trials. murders, escapes, &c. compiled by the Rev Jo-
shua Watts, 2 vols. 81 rs.
An Inquiry into the Nature and Treatment OF Dla
betes Calculus and other affections Of the Urinary Or
pans, by W. Prout NJ. d, F. r. S., lst American edit
iion with Notes, &c. by 8. Calhoun, NJ. d. VOL w
shakspeare's Plays; with Glossary, immature edi'
tons, vol. limo, fine paper and diamond type, S.
Ne,C Music.
"Zulieka,"a Song; 90 breathe again those sounds
paul Pry,' Comic Song; 'From Greeniand's ICY
mountains by DR.. Heber; Days of Absence with
variations; New Spanish Dance.
Spanish Guitars; Carionets; Flutes; Niohns, IRON
50 to 10 Flageoets and general assortment OF Mu-
sic and Instruments. On sale by -
washington, July 10 PLSHEY 7HOlHPSON