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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-14
William Fowle & Co.

William Fowle & Co.
HAVE FOR SALE
400 BALES 5-4, So, A and 5-4 brown & bleach
lUV cd domestic shirtings and sheetings
l 20 pieces de- sl sssns Russia shee'iDgs
ESQ bolts LIST, 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
90 pieces India straw carpeting
10 cases common hats
u casks Bridport shad and herring twine
900 sides red soal leather
POE bags prime Green and st. Domingo coffee
80 bags Sunatra pepper
90 hhds New-Orleans sugar
20 do retailing molasses
10 pipes Seignett brandy
/ do O'Pard, Dupy s Co, Of superior quality
hhds Jamaica rum
D h hhl' New-Engand Rum
90 barrels Phelps gin
800 boxes mould candles
1900 sacks Liverpool blown salt
$4,000 bushels Turks Island, St Ubes and Lisbon salt
800 casks nails assorted sizes may 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-14
Swaim's PanaCea.

From the Philadelphia Ersntng P0'f'J G.
uAyiNG made the proper inquiry, we can vouch &c ior
the accuracy of the statement coh,s',cu II. we .e
cubioined communications No one Shouia neS,e ~
t evJencc TO the merits of medicine like that
pea w. S,s. which would seem to be very diiier
emf from the nostrums OF the day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-14
Hides and Oil

Hides and Oil
n R1NN SPANISH HIDES of very superior quail.
HGyOO ity, just landed from brig Earl, and for
sale by NJ. EtLLER & SON.
In Store IS barrels farmers Oil.
QThe Sentinel of the Valley will please publish the
above three times, and send their account to
iunc ii NJ NJ & Son.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-14
For Rent.

Ga convenient TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
eErl Fairfax street, the market, well caculat
ed for the comfortable accommodation of gentee ia
my, at low rent. Apply to
may 81 c. p. THOMPSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-14

~ Little River Turnpike Road
Stock.-Eleven Shares for sale by
NAV Y ]. ROBERTS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-14
Pub\isNed.
rHonHAs NwEI.I,, NJ. j.

Of Vrginia, formerly Surgeon TO the Nop3 Hospital
Washington City.
Addressed TO the Heads of Families in the U. States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-14
no. $3.50
WIN. u. Kennedy

HAS in store and offers for sale,
Al 90 bbs New Orleans and Barbados sugar
$500 lbs prime Havana coffee
500 gallons sperm oil
20 boxes muscatel and bloom rasns
bales Spanish tobacco
50 boxes and cannisters gunpowder, young Tyson
and souchong teas-latest inspirations
1000 lbs tallow-9 ton shot, assorted sizes
S kegs gunpowder
90 kegs chewing tobacco, good and as cheap
as any offered in the District
dozen salad oils, superior quality
Paints and os-spirits turpentine
Sewing twine-cortage, assorted
Alum, copperas, pepper, mustard, &c &c.
1000 lbs corhtc0od, suitable for the fisheries
5000 bushels Goals for CRATE and smiths use, as low as
can be had in the District
Wheat Wanted.
Apply as above. june Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23

MIR. EVERETT.-Our correspondents
Washington, speaks in the highest terms
Of the speech of the Hon. Mr.. EvERErr,
of Mass. delivered in the House Of Repre-
sentatives, on the Sd inst. against the re-
solutions introduced by Mr.. McDutfie, Of
5. c. proposing an alteration in the eonst-
tuition, in relation to the election of Presi.
dent and Vice President. He considers
the speech Of Mr.. f. as a successful effort
of the most perfect eloluence and says
that it made deep and powerful impress
sion on those that heard it--Mr. Z. spoke
two hours and forty minutes to a listening
House, 10 gallery crowded 10 overflow
ing and as still as the grave; he is the only
man that is greater than the opinion
formed of him from reputation. h0ye
heard Webster, Writ, Emmet, Stors,
Randolph, Berrien, and all the great men
here; but, until | heard the graceful and
beardless Everett ] never knew what elo-
quence was-its powers and its charms.
Great, however, as was his eloqucnce, il
was not greater than was his argumenta-
tive powers. lie repellcd the foul aspcr-
sions cast upon the Administration, and
passed upon it just and deserving eulogi-
ums-such display was never before
made in Congress. believe there arc
few such men as Everett TO be found in
! Europe or America"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23

THE BrETH OF SrRING. The calm SUM-,
shine ofthe first pleasant spring day, comes
with soothing influence over the honrt,~
Who hears the first song OF birds, and looks
on the fresh budding promises OF the young,
season, without delight The stern reign
Of winter oycr--his storms hushed TO rest
--wo look around and behold his icy chains
broken link after link, until nature released
from thraldom, comes forth smiling in her
green robes in search OF early flowers, in-'
spring us with pleasure, and bidding the
bosom expand with gratitude 10 Sim who
rules the spheres and rolls the sacsonsr
round. But while musing on her opening.
charms, memory will often come whisper.
ing moral lesson to tho ear-she leads us'
back to the spring times of other years--tor
the glad season Of youth, when hope SPAN
ned the future with her rainbow colorings
and pleasure mingled with every dream Of
life. The fowera are budding-budding
Tor us but not 1or all who gszed delighted
on thcir unfolding beautesin other sprins n
--gravs5 o,oovc which now the first sprlu.
season Is smiling, may be seen in every
ctlur' r',n-yard--whose are they! The graves
Of those whowere as gsy.as full OF life and
topc and happiness, as we, ayeara ago.
/ But il seems to mo these changing sea-
SONS teach 10 meditatiye man more than
the brief lesson that he too must chanse.'
They speak a lesson ofvirtuc. How kind"
! how benevolent is the bountcous Govern
or Of the Universe. How beautifully he
adorns this temporary residence Of hrs
creatures. How exactly all the changes
Of the year arc adapted to the promotion OF
our well being and happiness. How much
beneyolencc is manifest in all the dealings
Of Providence And fit be wise to aim at
the greatest perfection Of fchuracter--what
an example it affords us for doing soS
How kind should we be to one another.
| How should we strive 10 administer happ~
ness to those around US. How careful nos
to cause pain in any. There is constant
| ly open around us u wioe field for the cx-
ercise of every phlanthropic feeling. We
are purposely placed in circumstances
which afford US constnnt opportunities of
proving ourselves by our works.
--
d. Biddlc, Of the U. s. Navy, died IS
Key Yves, on tho Ii,h ult.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23
Siate OF r. Rhoda.Island. &c.

NrwPoar, sc-Clerks Office, of tile Court Of
Commissioners for the relief Of lrsolyent
Debtors March :, l-hi.
NTHERl.AS Matthew Pullen Of Newport.
w IN ae county Of Newport laborer, has
fled in uls office his petition 10 said court, for
the benefit Of an act Of the General Assembly
of this State, entitled IA act iot the relief Of
insolvent debtors :" and whereas CHRISTOPHER
Fowler. ESQ. one Of the commissioners Of said
court, has appointed Joseph II Patton, Of
Newport, assignee of tae estate and effects Of
~li,y,ctiiIoner Notice isthereioFc hereby given
20 the creditors Of said Mathew 70 appear be.
fore said court Of commissioners az their next
ierrr3o be holden al Newport within aud for
the county Of Newport, on the third Monday
Of Junbafy, \. y. l-gs, 20 shew cause, II any
they have, why TIC prsyg. of said petition
oashi Ggt 10 be granted.
. HOLMES WEAVER, clerk,
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Circulating Iibrapy.

INA folro wing New Works have been re-
IN Asnt' added 10 JAMES HAMMoNp's CI.
k LtTary, which consists of over 4, 900
Deing e,oirs Of madame de Genlis, vols.
taiGaifties and Grayties, 2 vo.S,
The Christian Indian, vol.
SCOTS Lives of the Novclists, 2 vols,
Frederick de Algeroy, vol
Resignation, 2 vols.
.Forresters, vol.
Tales ofthe Crusaders, 4 vols.
Life ofPaul Jones, vol.
Segur's Russian Campaigns, vol.
Novice or the man of Integrity, vols.
Tremain or the man of Refinement, 3 V.
Spanish Daughter, vol.
Husband Hunting, = vols.
Memoirs of Count Segur, ] vol.
Story ola Life, vol.
Moete's Life of Sheridan, ] vol.
i.abomock, tale of early times, vol.
The Rebels, or Boston before the Revo-
futon, l vol.
The Subaltern, or Sketches ofthe PENN
sula War, l vol.
Hearts Of Steel, vol.
Tales Of the Wild and Wonderful, Y.
Annual Subscribers to the above Library,
who take one volume at time, pay two dol
lars per annum. Those who take two vols
-. | time pay three dollars per annum, and
cal exchange their books every day. The
terms for other subscribers or readers remain
ils usual. Feb 9, 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23
march Q.

DROBATE NOTICE.-Courl of Probate.
Il Newport, March u, lS2G.--Whorcas the
Guardian on the person and estate of James
Anthony of Newport, mariner, having this day
presented his account for settlement, and the
consideration thereof referred to court Of
Probate TO be holden at the State-louse in said
Newport, on the first monday in Apri! next, at
8 o'clock A..M.-Noticc is hereby gven TO all
persons interested therein, to appear at said
time and place, if they scGit, and they shalt
bche%rd by order of said court,
j, B ROWLAND, Prob C!ork,
,,.rnI
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Printed aud Published by
ATKINSON s. READ.

IT ETiTVS,
In the Chambers of95, Thames-street,
entrance Market-square)
Terms Of fhe RebuJiic.a.
wo Dollars per annuI--rne half in advance
Price Of Die isiay.
One Dollar per square, Tor three weeks. and
keventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
ZION. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
'Ied till forbidden aud charged accordingly.
Ut All accounts must DC settled at least
once year.
" No paper discontinued until arrearagcs
,Daid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23
State Of Rhode-Island, &c.

State OF Rhode-lSland, &c.
NLvroRT, sc.--Clerk's Office of the Court Of
Commissioners for tho relief of insolyent
Debtors, March :, 1s2G.
M HEREAS Leonard s. Bliss, Of New.
w port, in the county Of Newport, ba-
ker, has filed in this office his petition to said
court for the benefit of an act of the General
Assembly Of this State, entitled an act for
the relief of insolvent debtors;' and whereas
Christopher Fowler, esq. one of the commis.
sloners of said court has appointed Joseph II
Pattcn, of Newport, assignee of the estate and
effects Of said petitioner: Notice is therefore
hereby given TO the creditors of the said Leo.
nard TO appear before said court Of eommis-
sioncrs at iher next term TO be holden at
Newport within and for the county Of New.
port on the third monday of January A. u.
l-27, 10 shew cause, If any they have, WHY
the prayer Of said petition ought not To be
granted HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk.
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JQEtSf &9@WNlrSa


Informs his Friends and the public IN general
"HAT he has taken the Store formerly
Il occupied by Henry Moore, in Market
square, where he offers for sale the follow
ang articles
ID chests Skin, 15 ditto Souchong, -
half ditto, 10 chests Bohea, Hyson, 5
Yo'sng Hyson, TEAS.
- boxes brown Sugar,
10 hhds. w. I. s do. n. Orleans, RUN
10 do. Retailing GLASSES,
40 bbs. and : hhds. Jenck's Gin,
20 half barrels Malaae. 20 DO. Colnenar. /.
.saa pip Sicily, WINES.
80 bales Cassia,
90 kegs Tobacco, 5 bags Pepper, 5 ditto
Timento, 5 boxes blown Starch, few bar
rels good Vinegar, Signet and Bordeaux
Brandy, Holland Gin, Pearlashes, Fresh
Canal Flour, &c. &C. on as good terms as
at any other store in Newport.
ALSO-50 quintals Cod Fish.
300 barrels Georgetown TAR, in store,
on Perry's wharf. Nov. 10, 1925. IT.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

| JNlcNiAlIA4NIol y llEMS.
! US. Bank stock sold in phnadelphia
Oh the 10Th at Il3 I-s to3-e.
-
! Thirty one persons are employed to sign
notes ofthc Bank Of England offyc pounds
and upwards, and ninety nlno persons notes
OF one and two pounds.
From paragraph in the Philadelphia
Press, VIC learn that Ill attempt had been
made to obtain nomination OF Gen. Jack.
son, as candidate for the Presidency in
1929, in n Convention at Harrisburg; and
that eight only of orc hundred and nine
members voted in tho affirmative. B&t
resolution approving of the conduct or che
General was adopted by tho convention.
Whit falling of was there!
The naval establts!huent a. Sackeu's
liarbor consists now Of sailing master Ford,
one gunner, and four men.
The sum os S5lI, ,3I7, has acctued e. the
state Of New York from lotteries since 1901
which has been applied for the promotion
Of e-ucation, The Improvement of highways
and navigation, and ,he advancement of
the sciences. No one can deny that lot
terles have not been productive Of good.
CoUNTERFEIT half and quarter dollars
initiating the old Spanish coin are in circu-
lation in New York.
EMIGRAYTs. II appears from the Can
ada papers, that about 5000 settlers were
brought from Ireland last seasbn, at an ex-
pense Of S13O,000 to the British govern
ment. Lands, and implements 20 improve
them, were given to these people; but il
appears that great numbers of them pre-
ferred "a struggle with poverty" in the
United States, to or "enioyment Of the
competency bestowed Oh them in Canada
Many of them are at work on our different
canals. Such is the influence Of liberty
on the human mind. But a considerable
number Of king loving persons have left
the United States aud settled in Cuuada.
We Will gladly exchange these for Irish /.
men; yet the former appear to be rather
restiye subjccts-and it seems they are go
verned only with a strong arm in Upper
Canada. miles.
MrscIrs. Two barrels ofmus lc shells,
picked up in the Ohio river, have been
brought 10 Philadelphia, 70 be made into
ornamental buttons. We have seen some
of them, and they are very beautiful
These sheAs, We believe, arc also used at
Pittsbsrg, for the handles Of some Of the
elegant penknives made at that place. ID.
RAcrSo. At the close Of the rnccs,
which lately took place over the Charles
ton course, there was very swift running
Tor the handicap purse; the result of which
is stated in the papers, as follows:
Three Nile heats.
Col. Spann's Bertrand, = :
Mr.. Davcnport's Aratss, : 80
Mr.. Harrison's Creeping
Kate, 2 | 2 dr. .cn
The first md secoD'. heats were. run in
exactly the same 'llne-5 minu.,cs, AZ l-2
seconds; the IT, .rd heat in & minutes j5
seconds aIr the fourth nea, in ) minutes
d 'es'' .lds--making tic total Of ~ miles
COZ sing in % minutes and 2i seconds;
Jea,inu the ground, covered By Tie eclc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23

Court Of Froba!c, TIrer:On, .ITfrcE 6, 1926.
w HEREAS application hasthis day been
|. w made tor administration on the estate
of job Borden ID, late of Tiyerton, deceased
and the consideration thereof referred 10 a
court of probate, to be holden at the Inn Of
Capt George Lawson, in said Tiverlon, on
Lhc first monday of April ue1t at clock,
7. M-NotiCc 10 hereby given TO all persons
interested in said estate, TO appear at said
time aud place, if they see tit, and they shall
be heard By order.
TIIoS DURFEE, frob. ok.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23
Dy oiutf Oh SAID court,
II. B. ROWLAND, Prob elk.
March 9. lS2G,

DROBATE NOTlCE.-Court of Probate,
4 Newport, March i, lS26.-Whereas the
Guardian on the person and estate of Jonathan
Heath of Newport, having this day presented
his account for settlement, and the considera-
ton thereof referred to Il court of probate to
be holden at the state-house, in said Newport,
on the first monday of April next, at O'Clock,
\. N--Notice is hereby given to all persons IN
tcrested therein, to appear at said time and
place, If they see fit, and they shall be heard
BY order of said Court,
Is. b. ROWLAND, Prob Clerk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23
VOLUME IL.

| HIhoSfhhhi'AL furNpNiENA. Ear =
on the morning Of Jan, 2i.h, at Ncw.llars
mohy' undlanat the moon being at the inlt
and about Is degrees Of altitude, was OBJ
served IN Tho West. the novel appearances
Oi mrfc moons or rather two sen,i.sphercs
oi light very bright ana luminous. yisibls
at equal distances from the moon on the
Sides. Similar phenomena, in every re-
spect, IN the East, accompanied the rising
OF the sun, arld eoIFinucd to IFcsent a very
beautiful spectacle till after & o'clock,
These appearances are ascribed TO the rays
ot light falling on the frozen atmosphere,
the night and the morning being exceed
ingly cold.
The Northern lights or Aurora Borea.
lis are visible al. ew-Iiarmony, during the
autumn and winter, in the northwest, and
generally low in the horizon. They are
usu'!ly OF u bright crimson, bu; on ono oc-
caslon assumed brilliant yellow, dilfusina.
themselves over agreat portio. ofthc norths
west quarter of the horizon, anG rising to a
considerable height.
THE NonTu WEST CoAsr. The Nn-
lonal lntoiligencer "Wednesday contains
Sie instructions of mr.. Adams to u,r. Rush.
dated January -, lS23, on the subject OF
the Northern Boundary Line of our Terris
tory, from the Rocky Mountains to the Pa
ciic Ocean, and long letter from mr..
Rnsh to mr. Adams, dated August IL, 1924.
giving history of his attempts to come 10
aa adjustment of the boundary. Nothing
was effected. mr.. Rush proposed to adopt
tie 5lst degree oi latitude as the boundary
line between the territories of the two
countries, from the Rocky mountains to tho
Ocean. This proposal the British Plcni-
potentarics declined, and proposed a limo
tc be drawn from the Rocky mountains a.
long tho 40th parallel of latitude, to the
most northerly branch ofthe Columbia riv,
eT, and thence down the middle of the rivr
crto tie Ocean. This proposal Nh. RUSH,
declined, but so far varied his first propo!-
stions rs to consent TO tie 10Th degree of
latitude, instead of the 5lst. This propo<
sal was declined by the British plempoteht
tiaries, and there the negotiation seems t0
have tornlinated.-Bo Boston Statesman
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23

Court Of P5oJotf, TrUtrton, Mn. o, ls26.
WHEREAS Job Cory Administrator
w on the Estate of William Cory, late
Of Tiverton, deceased, has presented his
account of administration for settlement,
and allowance: The court referred the
consideration thereof to The first monday
of April next at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, that notice
be given to all parties Interested, by pub
fishing this order in one of the Newport
papers, to the intent that all parties inter
estcd may appear and be heard if they see
cause. BY order,
mo. TIIOS. DURFEE, Prob. elk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23

+ G SIIAwS List Of the New-York Lite
-. ss,1re Lottery. No. !. for ls36--
- 10 - 90 81 q
The Lis, &C tho Rhodc-I Island State Lotte-
-. I'd class, Is received FOR examination.
smss.2
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3)rotate Notices.

DROBATE NOTICE.-Courto of Probate,
Il Newport, March d, ls26.-Whereas the
Guardian on the person and estate of Eliza
beth Tuell, Of Newport, having this day pre-
sented his account for settlement, and the con-
slderation thereof referred To IA court probate
20 be holden at the State-house in said New
poIt, on the first monday Of April next, n 9
o'clock, 4. M.-Notice is hereby given to all
interested therein, to appear At said time and
place, isthey see iit, aud they shall be heard.
By order of said court,
B. b, HONLAND, Prob. Clerk.
tinarch
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23

lDhOBATE NOTICE-Court of Probate,
Il Newport, Mar. Is, lS26.-Wheroas the ad-
ministr " on the estate ofAlbert w Crrdner.
hate ofAowp0:t, deceased, having this u..y pre-
sented his account for settlement, and the
consideration thereof referred TO a court OF
probate to he holden at tie state-hou,e, in
said Newport, ON the first monday of April,
next, at ecl,ck, A. M--Notice is hereby
given TO all interested therein TO appear at
said Tune and place, if they See fit, and they
shall be heard
BY order of said court.
Ii. B. ROWLAND proh C,IL,
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An extra sheet Of the National Jofrnaf
contains an act of tho British psriomentr
to repeal tho several laws relating to the
performance Of quarantine, and to make
other provisions in lieu thereof.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23
State of Rhode-Island. &c.

State OF Rhode-lsland, &c.
NEWPORT, sc.--Clerks Office of the Court of
Commissioners for the relief Of lnsolvelh
Debtors, March 10, ls26.
WHEREAS. CLAKkT DtSIELs, Of New
w port, in the county ofNcwpqrt, Iaborer,
has filed in this office bis petition to said
court, for tic benefit of an act Of the General
Assembly of this State, entitled " an act for
the relief Of iAsolyent deDtors,' and whereas
Christopher Fowler, Esq. one Of the commits
sioners of said court, has appointed Joseph
II. Patten, Of Newport assignee of the estate
and effects Of said petitioner; Notice is there
fore hereby given TO the creditors Of said
Clarke to appear before said court Of commits
sioncrs at their next term to be holden al
Newport, within and for the county of New
port, on tho third monday Of January, A. r
i527, to shew cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of said petition ought not to be grant.
ed. HOLMES WEAVER, Ci6rk
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Kate, 3 1 2dr' .en
The first md secoD' heats were run in
exactly the same nne-j minu.i, AZ l-2
seconds; the IT, rd heat in & minutes 55
seconds a"a the fourth nsa, in minutes
% 'eS'' .lds--making Tic total Of ~ miles
coy sing in % minutes and 2i seconds;
Jes,ing the ground, covered By ths sclc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23

Thirty one persons are employed to sign
notes ofthc Bank Of England offyc pounds
andnpwards, and ninety nino persons notes
of one and two pounds.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23

ID. Biddlc, Of tho U. s. Navy, died sS
Key Yves, on tho Iith ult.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23

L. s. Bank stock sold in PHILADELPHIA
on the 10Th at Us I-S to3c.
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RTDrSG A WI .LE.-The Y. Y. Truth
Teller, on tnc shorty ola correspondent,
states that hilor in the Greenland fishe-
ry, after ho sing struck a whale fell over
board, b.. soon found himself mounted on
the bs ok of,he whale, and had presence OF
mir d enough to put hi' hand in the blower
II spout hole, to secure his scat. bcirg un-
provided at the time with either saddle or
b.fdle.-Contrary to custom, John's pony
kept near the surface Of tic water and bore
him in such style and o, such rate as new
er mortal rode before; the boats all the
while in f,ll chase, ard the crew ever and
anon singing cot" hold fast John" In
this way bc posted full mile and was then
;eksn'on board one Of ths boats.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23

A lynx, measuring SIX feet in length wa
lately killed at New-London, ". II.
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The Philadelnhia Democratic Preso says,
" there is no longer any doubt but the per-
sons who robbed the United States mail,
are in custody"