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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-02
J.Str0.

FL. IN lis town, on thursday evening last, mrs,
lancoS r.hS Iahcr, wife Of the Hon. Constan.
a;aoof, aged rs yoars--a lady whose many
virtues l"stIy endeared her to a numerous
'mcle oiTclations and friends.
J.. VI. on Saturday afternoon last, capt. William
Hn saturday last, mrs Hannah CopgcshalL
w.uow OF ,7r' Charles Coggcshall, and dauyh.
10 years ''''''' 'seo
im 1ris,oi' ioth nl' Of dropsy, much In.
year OF his age. ''''
IN East-Grccnwich, 2ld ult. mrs. NIarv
farkcrson, wife of tho Hon James parko,,on'
aged ~ years -. "''''"'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-02
takes in the bills forwarded to oth., -,

take taxes in the bills forwarded to othe, oS;s
o oes' open packages addressed 70 otbs,
OaS, oa,eesi when mail is called for by tiia
p''s Pos'lnas'er OF n neighboring office. hand
Io.;ony T.; a.y, right or wrong; disobey the regu.
.a.'ons respecting dead newspapers an.
propf'ate half dozen fthem for two r.
.hlee years to your own use. and resort IA
siie miserable speculation of selling tbert
,or wrapping paper; fill up a circulating Ii.
yrary with periodical works obtained in
r;nr. % Wy, - are uncourteous in your behs-
,",, ,,,,n ou.ous o TO The population; heap error
upon error, and avail yourself of these or.
ro's rove. ~ order to suppant your employer;
.a.o '' W., peen tried by tho yicinage and found
wapnngi .'.p anu to sum up, they charge yod
win want of principle and canacnv 3
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-02

mcsns, aud furnished but rarely III, the ae
bates of the Intclligencer-with our subscri
oers importunate for the publication OF d
speech, We have no other alternative than 70
publish the best report we can obtain, ani as
speedily as possible
-.-eFs....
From tho Providence journal Of Monday.
This fret efi',rt of Mr.. BuRGrs in Con.
gress appears 10 have excited TO inconsid-
cradle degree of attention. Our CORES.
pondent says" to call Tins display great.
would be IN pronounce but common praise.
have heard Mr.. B. nearly an hundred
lim'S before, but never knew him half 50
hapny. Since he spoke, more than fifty
nave called on me tD inquire, who is he:
where has he bcen all his lie? where WAS
ne educated? ] never heard of him, &c
i'eIore today he was kuownto hut few mem
oerS, and "rs de 'lgnatedas tic bald-head-
e1 condemnation Rhoic-I Island, Chairman
ol me Committee on Military Pensions. |
ne as nO,c better knoisu. A very rcspcc,o. |
hle old member tod me it was one of the |
SIeilest displays he ever witnessed in the |
Iiali OF the nation" The Alexandra Ga.
lelte says that Mr. Burgess delivered learn.
Id ara truly eloquent speech in favour of
ne ln"tlon 10 re-coInmlt the bill.
We have no doubt the report of The
peech Will sdstain this eulogium, thouph
nucn OF It's effect unquestionably dcpondt- :
N the peculiar and impressive mnnncr of
he speaker. Ii is due to the magnanimi-
OF Mr.. Us colleague to state that he was ,
mong the first 10 award tu this ptlort ,La !
nIl measure OF applause, and that he seems /,
!, view 1t as If it were his own success. =
his Is noble, and bcspeaks mind above !,
he considerations Of personal envy and
anity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-02

Wm. T. Randolph, and several Other r
candidates for the vacant seat in Congress
lately filled by Juo. Randolph. of Roanoke.
have declined the contest but Doct Crump
and Col. Patterson, says the Whig OF Tues
day, still hold on. The same paper says.
that symptoms ofre-actlon begin to mani.
fest themselves IN the District, aud that
the actlYity Of Mf Giles friends leading
10 an equal activity on the other side. will
in fact BY calling out the greut body Of
tne freeholders prove destructive Of its
own ends. II is said that many o. tie I33
freeholders of Buckingham, who signed
The petition - Mf.>iics. have already re-
canied. and others arc expected to follow
their example. Tso Richmond papers are
filled with ad.ressos ~ the electors-lAl- !
exandria paper.
Dr. CaCvP has since Been elected by |
a majority of23 over NJ. Gllesl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-02
Ndutltal fntrIiiaencr.
PORT or NEWPORT,
E.t'Y'T'Rs ~,
q, ''''bb,
''oor Ann Maria, Gardner, Now.York.

a
e'oor Ann Maria, Gardner, Ncw.York.
.'0 Ciso,unces.l
| .lRRIV.3LS.
THURSDAY, Jan. 26--arr brip Mary An,
Iiliiord, 10 DIS fir Havana, bound up. ]
sch Factor, Gf,hen, fr Prov. bound to Sa-
wanna. " Sa-
oArusD,Y--nrr. sch. Wnshinrtop Pnckot
shove, ~ DIS. fr Alexandra, cnrco -four,
ssioop Jusiina, Anthony, OF and for N. Bcdf
iutspAv--orr sch Gen Uawcs Ch.so oc
'rov' having been run foul of on her oosso "a
I" Iharleston, by sch name unknown. 81
i'iies . >. w. Of Block-IsIand-s,ove , i,ol,.
IN her larboard bow--carricd away nar, of,h.!
c"a'n cable and small anchor. Eeit tse scr
n SINKING condition, (hc people ON bo,ird
crying Tor hsslstance,) as the Con. Hawes her
sen was so seriously. injured az 10 reonirs tho
utmost cxortions to got her into poft--and
WINE III the hafbor was obliged to cut awnv
me foremost to prevent her draysing on
shore. ss"s y"
MEMORANDA.
sioop Express, Ila,nInett, of III, nor, MR.
NJ Charleston, 10th ult from Savannah
Schr' Ann, EostoiI, of this port. was M ~
Cfieans, olst Dec. to sail for Charlestm, soo,t
Dtigs Elizabeth, Green, of Warren. and Cit
non, layloti OF thisp port, both for Havana
=, sen Siaiissa, Hill, arr. at Savannah Io,h.
days from this port. '''''
Remittance, Burr, of Bristol. arr IN r.
eans, 9th ult ~ ~ W.
AR at Wilmington, previous 10 ,,,b MI,
'ch Jane, Wilcox, vi this port, from 81 Tho
mas, DO. Adams, Biglcy, OF do. FROM Janaic,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

VNHE subscriber having been appointed Adj
y minisiralor, dc bonis mn, ON the estate of
GEORGE H. vi. PERRY, late Of Cha a,ses-
town deceased, aud having given bonds as tho
law directs, he therefore requests all persons
indebted 20 the estate Of said deceased. to
make immediate payment, and those having
any demands 10 present them for settlement
without delay. SAMUEL WARD, .7dmr.
Now-Shoroham, Ian u. IS26 fF2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-02

Samucl Jones was on Thursday nopiino.
tea TO the Senate as Chancellor, vice Ma.
than Sanford, resigncd and this nomination
was immediately, and without division, con
sented to, by the Senate. Mr.. Jones is pro-
oably one OF the most profound and accom-
Pilshed chancery lawyers in the State, and
therefore peculiarly fitted to the station TO
which he has been called. in this po;nt of,
VIew' the appointment is particularly be-
coming.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

---- '"3' D'e - tNOITOL
I'HE subscriber hereby gives public notice
4 that lie Is appointed Administrator ON
The estate VI HHiiam Bateoek, late of South
hingst'wn, deceased, and has accepted Of tho
trust, he therefore requests all persons who
arc indebted to ti,e estate of said deceased to
mike payment without delay, and hso all
peiso Is WHO have claims against the said es-
tate 10 eKhbi, thern as soon ~ may be.
ROBERT PERRY, Admr.
sonti.kings.o Jan. ", ls:6. IVA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-02

NAVAL ACADEMY. A Bill has beet, in
troduced and twice read in the U. 5. Senate
Tor the purpose Of establishing a Naval A
cademy tor the instruction ct Midshipmcn
and other officers in the Navy. The bill
provides that it shall be placed under the
direction Of a Captain Of the Navy, with
several professors and teachers in a man
ner similar to the organization of the Nil.
itary Academy at West Point.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-02

THE SPEEC!fES.-The National rn,elli.
geHeer has furnished US with report Of Nr
FEiheE Speech, which does more justice to
tiie matter and manner of that gentleman than
the sEeich We Published in our last papgr
The same renar@ will apply we presume TO
me report we may expect Of the Speech Of
Mr' BrneEs-which as we publish !, to-day
from The National Journal, is evidently but a
skeleton Of his eloquent remarks. Thi. il a
aehciency IN orr paper which is deeply 20 BE-
.egre':ed, bat s.taa'si az re arc. r:.h limited
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-02

At meeting Of the Board of Overgeers
OF Harvard University on the 26th inst.
the nomination Of The Rev Dr. John s. Pop
kin. as Eliot Professor ofGreck Literature.
was confirmed the Hon. Francis C.Gray
was appointed member Of the permanent
Board Of Overseers, vice Rev. DIR. Chan
ming, resigned. The Hon. Marcus Morton,
ana Hon. james +. Austin, were elected
Fellows, vice Judge Jackson and Story. re-
signed. The Board adjourned To Tuesday,
9th February, at IL o'clock.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-25
Ne1v Goods e Chsqp
PAUL WARE

Has Just recsived d fresh sanply q
Goods aud no,o offers for she,~
DROADCLOTHS Gerry foic.
ND Black, steel.mixed, and blue rib
bed Cassincrp. 4
Caroline stripes and Plaids.
Calicoes, a great variety.
Tarton PlaiIs. Muslins.
Red, green, while, and yellow Fian'
Mcls. ~ - b
Shccting. Shifting. Checks
Stripes anI rlaids. ~
Bed rickrng. different qualities
Guernsey Frocks. So
Stockings and Mittcns.
Saliincts. Dcvonshire Kerscyss Z
Blie DufliI. Ravens Duck. -
Bonbazeli-. Shawls and Hdkts.
Ans her Goods to numerous I
pariicuiarizc.
NOV. IL. 3w.
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AND LADIES' WEEKLY GAzEFTE


zNHIs is a new publication, issued every
Ils Wednesday. II has been commenced uu
der the most favourable auspices, and. az IT'S
title designates, is appropriated particularly
to the Ladies. II Is devoted to the cause IF
virtue; to knowledge and amusement. twill
furnish Information on the culture Of plants,
flowers, &c. useful receipts general week.
ly summary Of foreign and domestic news
with rich fund Of choice and selected mis-.
celIsueous literature. Il Is neatly -pfinted %
fine white paper. e Expressly fof bibding) qu'.r-
10 form-eight pagcs-without advs.. tise.
ments. (which are to be Inserted on ? cover. \
The prico is only Two Dollars r.er snuuun.
PAYABLE by those in tho cityshJ. yearly, and
bv all others yearly, in advance.
Among numerous lvt Of contributors are
the usmes of Selick Osborn, the Boston Bard.
&c. and in order TO render the work truly
valuable, the Editor will distribute premiums
for original articles, amounting to One Hum
dred Dollars.
All communications must be addressed to
Thomas c, Clark. Editor and propristor~ No,
40 Rscs-Street, Philadelphia.-Editor copy
ing this will be furn,ihed with The .Aibsw,and
LaJies' Weekly Gasetie. aeQ1'equivalent, II
Postmasters aud Others MI be entitled to
every sixth copy they may GFdsr.
Philadelphia, Oct. 1890.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-25
en, g 4. Saturday .Morning, sNovenabe- Is, 1920.
NO, |Ae

ling in the places where they are sen, /,
bur Il Is donbted whether Il is goni
policy, or becoming republicans. 10 sug
port their ministers il spipg the fool
sP'endour ana oe'ensa..cus snow' ''r
h,en's and learning. we are not pleas
Gu 10 neasWas mr, Dro~n! our MINIS
,er " ra''s' makes i've Of ms ms wes'n 70
AeeP up a Princc,y es'ao''sn'"e'u. II
may euoa.rass n's successor. oucn
tsp'enoour as'sIseo 20 % necessary
IN oroer- 20 give .ne m'n's'er en- 'nnu'
s".. ou W. sY..."ul. %o. ":s"
~ carry any Nnessure 'nIousn ula"'us
Ioou innuenee' oo' uee-
oIr , MINISTERS ao'0:u, az wen, .,., a. :. our
puoNck onceI' :, no'ns: o,s.. " Dc
examples OF rePuDhcan s'mPic"y,s Dr'
! : rankin naa some '9"uence ~ rar's
ne was caressea ns s1s s.sa, men %
EUROPE ne res'csu az, sm1. nous
~ rassy. anS sRen. : pun = n,s u"s
~ p''n.ns ns own Mssu UP" w "
press h'.eu up eApless'y ~. us1 y. s:.. ~.
fsrtlse: 80 s'roTs were n's, ssa'y nao'.s
m,n'sters, are tne ones most easny ca
Jo'ed ano diverted 'ro" .ne ov)ec" 'neJ
are cnargea 10 aceou'P''n'
"
Courteous reafier!l if you have liv.
ed to be one and twenty wit'out hav-
ing learned that time is money, more
emphstically money, than dollars or
cents you had better put, on bib,
and begin your A b abs again. you
haze made your own fortune, beware
Of robbing your friends Of their time,
whose fortunes are yet to be achieved
by their industry. Never enter a mer-
ohsnts's store, mechanics shop, or
lawyers Office, for the purpose Of mere
conversation. If you have business
with either of the three, despatch It as
soon as you can, and then make your
self scarce immediately Take il for
granted that every man Of sensrS knows
the present value Of single minutes, md
endeavours to let no particle OF time
ooh 'il'err"P' "'n''
~, = = /. {. .. 9. -.
se'e c's'>'-s - ~S-e.f
mlnd. Wnen we "ee' ~ A"',v'ouai
IN the waiks ., me WIZ uh'es P'ef''ns
manners WIN ueausy - Pr.so"; ".'
= "o"e 'na' "a" "n"nJu" ~.
meeo oi aPProoa''o". ="
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-25
ROSE RAIMONDE.
(Coatinued'

MIR. Rairnonde strobe past the atten-
dants, and. wilhous ceremony: oPenet'
the door leading into the officers y
brury. q
Welcome Raimoude, said the goyet'
nour. 1 feel for ycur sad looks, ou'
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-25

We have seen it urged frequently
tha, nine thousand dollars is not large
enough salary Cor our ministers at the
Courts ofLondon, st. Petersburgh, and
Paris. though il might do for Portugal,
or Perm. or Mexico. There seems to
be some reason for graduating the sal
ar,es ofmin;sters according TO the dn-
lies to be done and the expense 0f liy..
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-25
W0wS1 AMID SWIP
s1i1tftttp,
OLA ZINC A I'D p lAY III.
HAM IH &c rNfR

W0teT-ofTeets< uO0fS cVtttt " tne 440pe % 00Hk
JOHN SALISBURY
NONTINUES to-carry on the above
" branches Of ofbusiness, at hss old
stand as above, where those who have
work IN his Line, are desired to call.
AS from the nature Of his business he
cannot always be found at his shop,
any person wishing to employ him,
will be waited upon at their own hous-
es if they will leave their names in
writing Or otherwise.
He returns his sincere thanks to his
past customers forsthe very handsome
patronage heretofore bestowed upon
him. and hopes BY unremitted atten-
tiont his business. 10 merita contip-
uance Of iavours from them, aud from
the public. ~
'rhebest of Stock used, in the exc
cution Of the work.
Constantly y on hand for sale. q gen,
eral assortment Of Varnishes, Paints,
Oil Window Glass, Putty. &c. &c.
Orders from town or country prompts
" attended to and punctually exccu.
ted. y.
April po.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-25

Nothing can be palmer than that ignorance
and vice are two ingredients absolutely nec-
es.ary in the composition Of free thinkes'who
iu propriety of speechs are no thinkers at all
Suift.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-25

:. Wo unto him, who giyeth his neighbour
drink
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-25

II is usually seen. that the wiser men are
about the things this world, the less wise
they are about the next. 4L
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-09-06
JYS5tPU.

In Mllibury, on the 9TH inst. Mrs. Nancy
Waters, wife of Dea. Jonathan Waters, aged
A years.
In Holden, on the 31st ult Mrs. Dorcas
Parker, wife of Mr.. JEREMIAH Parker, aged al.
Printers an Verntont and Neic- HAMPSHIRE are
requested 10 insert the ADORE.
IN Scarborough, on the 29th ult. Mrs. Pru-
dence Johnson, wife of MIR. Charles johnson,
aged SO. Printers IN .Ne,O- Hampshire and
Fremont are requested 10 insert has deeth.
In Leominster, John G.. Kendall, aged 25
-Op the Sd inst. Jonathan Colburu, aged
SO. Printers an Neio- York are requested to
publish thaS death.
In Petersham, (drowned) on the 22l ult.
Warren Gates, son of Mr.. John Gates, aged 7
In West-Doylston, on the 25th inst Mrs.
Lucy Shepherd, wife of Mr.. Stephen Shep-
herd, aged 90.
Ia Princeton, on the Goth inst John Quincy
Adams, son OF Ephrain Mirick, I'd, aged II
.months.-On the 2ath inst. Joseph Wheel
er, son of Joseph Merriam, aged 70 months.
In Barre. on the 18th inst. Mrs Susannah
Lee, wife oil Mr., Joshua Lee, aged 84-a ven
cradle lady, whose character united, in an I'M
usual degree. all the exceilenoies which Solo
mon so inimitably describes N his virtuou:
woman. " She indeed mother an Israeli
Printers in Neac- YORK are requested 10 notice
his death.
In Westminster, on the 18th ult. Mr.. sulIi-
van Barnes, aged 80. Printers in Vermont
are requested 10 notice this death.
In Monson, OH the 10Th ult. Andrew Kings
bury, infant son of Mr.. Andrew w. Porter,
aged l month and 90 days.
In Seekonk, on the 2eth ult. Mrs. Amey
Kinnicutt, wife of Thomas Kinnicutt, Esq.
aged SIS.
| In Providence, on the 31st ult. Miss Abby
Elizabeth Burgess, daughter of the Hon. Til:
tram Burgess, aged 90 years.
In Westbrook, Me. on the 10th inst. at the
house Of Rev. Caleb Bradley, of lingering
consumption, Miss Louisa F. Rice, formerly o.
| Marlborough, aged 81.
All his residence, in Kentucky, on the 18Th
inst. Col. James Johnson, a member of the
House OF Representatives, and brother of Col.
r. NJ. Johnson, Senator from that State.
| At the Poor-H in Wilmington, Del. a
negro man, named Mingo Wood, who, it i:
well ascertained, was upwards of 100 year:
old. There is living in the said house a negro
woman, who is 105 years old.
In London, John Farquar, Esq. aged 10
owner of Fonthil Abbey. Hew unmarried
and left property exceeding 7,000,O0 dollars
in money, stocks, and real estate.
Recent deaths in Ireland.-Mr. Henry Sy
nan, of Ballycullane, aged 1857 ears. He re
tanned his faculties to the last, and walked t,
the chapel "a short distance) every Sunday
till within the fortnight before his death
Al Baleek, Samuel Robb, aged 1l8. He lef
behind him children, 90 grandchildren, up
wards Of 200 great grandchildren, and grea
great grand children.-At Arduehue, Mr.
Gabriel Thorpe, aged 107.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-09-06
gUorrfatfr
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1926

Col. PLUCK.-lt now seems that, when this
distinguished parsonage left New-Yorls, in
stead of vending his way back to ' The reetan-
!gular cty,'' he determined to pay visit TO
the Sc unipersai Yankee Nation" He accord
ingly took passage in the steam boat Wash
ington, for Providence, little conscious of the
further honors which awaited him there
The passengers, learning whom they had for
an associate, met in caucus, (there being eiti-
zens present from majority Of the States)
and, after appt5TT::ag Of the nomination Of Gen.
Andrew Jackson, of Tennessee, for President
al the next election, nominated Col. JOHN
PLUCK, of Pennsylvania, for Vice-Presiaent'
A committee informed him of the nomination,
when, it is said that John, although somewhat
confused at the unexpected message, ptucked
up courage to thank them for the honor, and
signiied his intention Of serving, il elected.
The proceedings OF the meeting, signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, have been published
in the Providence papers. AtProvidence, we
harn that John attracted considerable notice,
ordered him to decamp and leave the town.
This so disconnected him, that, in the agita.
ton of leaving, his .4ids forgot to pay the
Printers bill for advertising his exhibition.
The Colonel next appeared in the 6 Litera
ry Emporium" and located himself at tht
Marlboro Hotel, where it was understood tina
visitors might be gratiGed with sight Of hin
by paying twenty-five cents each. Some Of tn,
citizens, taking "notion'' that such an ex
hibition would be derogatory to the character
Of Boston, OF being stimulated by Jealousy o
the Colonies growing popularity, waited up
on him at his lodgings, where, it Is said, they
paid him such aiie,tiions," that he was GLAD
to make the best of his way out of the house
at the back door, and prccipitately to leave
the city. Shame on them thus to seek t.
ptickth wreath from the brow of the "pro,tt
representative" of the dignity of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania.
Since the Colonel evacuated Boston, we j,
not hear which way he went. II was though
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-09-06

Prihc'pai Spelling Books extant. Governor
C'.n'oh, a. Z. Fiagg, Esq. and T. r. Beck
to judge OF the criticism.
Natchez paper contains an advertisement
against swindler, which concludes thus :
=" lie is genteel in his manners. and altogeth-
ef likely, good-looking rasealn
Lately, on board an Albany Packet, lar.
| on which woman was setting, was struck by
iign'ning' and shivered to pieces, but the wo-
man was not killed.
| Gardner Cleveland, Esq. first Judge Of
Scnenectedy county, in "a fit of insanity
SDrougnt on by the free use of ardent spirits)
| threw himself from precpicc $50 feet high.
near the village of EsperaDce, near Schohare.
In Virginia, Mr.. Probasco has killed him.
sell IN the presence of his family, by the acct
dental discharge of a rife, from which he was
endeaVoring to extract ball which had stuck
in the barrel.
The following gentlemen have been chosen
to. represent the town of Providence in the
next Legislature of Rhode Island, viz Caleb
Earle, Joseph l.. Tilliughast, Stanford Newell.
and Lemuel H. Arnold.
Mr.. Cook, of Illinois, is reelected to Con.
gress by handsome majority Mr. Jennings
is re- elected from Indiana, and Mr.. Smith,, a
friend OF Inc administration, is re elected from
the same State, in the place Of Mr.. Test.
Accounts from Illinois, render il almos.
certain that Ninian Edwards has been e,ec,
ed Governor OF that State.
The price Of travelling on the Erie Canal
three cents per mile, including board or tact
cents without board. Cheap enough.
There are now seven Steam Boats on LAX,
Erie.
At Petersburg, Va. man is to be tried foy
imposing upon the editor of The Petersburg In
tellisenfer an account of marriage which
never took place. Let the though;iess tak+
heed.
1t it intended to construct market place
~ the city of Thoulopse. France, entirely o,
cast iron, upon beautiful model.