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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-26

-. powerful parties dispute the prize De
TT F.Iress. His friends are supposed td
lore -. Balance. Il is believed that they VII
BOD '" e., 10 oa. the power Of controlling
unie, III and the power implies the intentions
81 h. power and the intention PresuPP1Ss,es
al ~ are moved by corrant motives. The
ia. .,;or ;s referred to their umpirage; each
4u heoins 70 think and reflect upon events
I'd 70 Speculate upon chances AMI Prooaoin-
49,. = ,jousaad corlectures are iormcd-caoi-
~. crested combinations imagined-mo'
' %, in,pu,ed-su. PIGEONS engendered. one
ell, ;ha, if Mr.. Adams Is elected MIR.
Co. will probably be offered the situation oil
Sa ,. Of State. Another predicts that Ten:
T'rtsonw will appoint Mr.. Adams Secretary OF
60. Another finds it necessary or at East
80 ,~o,er, to inform Mr.. Clay that Gen.
-.isor has made No such determinations. and
-, bc will call to his aid men Of the 'st tirtue,
,,lsais, and integrity
The The parties arc highly eIated with hope. yet
.rvious. expectation ming'ing VITA apprenen-
.,o,. ;calops and walch'ul.
Nc CLAWS friends deliberate aud DIVIDE
n, -,,;or;,v, from necessity, inclined to one
silc. 10
r,,s ,hr o,hc. parties instantly unite aad de-
.,,,cc Ann as monster Of intrigue and cor.
.,,,,;on On one side. II is said he is aiiarea
$. ,Fa ZONES Of otIice: while on the other, 1t IS
;;J no is alarmed by fear, aud dc'erfed oy
.-rn,cc Both are before him, which to choose
Tho love Of power and the impulses OF amo',
-. .,o dread Of the imputation OF crimc-oi
5;'.cr, prrelen,ins persecution, and oil a dead
- ,os,i,i,v. He is obliged to decide-there IS
- esc,,,: he does feares7ly decide-the ex-
nc.,sI s,orro bars, on his head--he has o'feP-
div met, single handed and alone, the array
r. j, the ART. talent, and power OF this lormida
1,s r,nsn;racv: he has defended his fame ana
Ne I;C,-rrnc!led with his indignant voice, me
;oj and malignant calumnies, and beat PACK
.,r loren, Of abuse and inveotivei and ne aow
meets them in an appeal to the justice. as wen
4; 10 toe maniy s generous spirit OF MS soun,
nv, Iconclnde no proposition was mace o!
he friend, of Mr. Clay TO The TRENDS OF Hei'
! ,ha, the charge contained in Beverly S R''er
and repeated in General Jackson's to nin' afe
o,, s,n,or:cd. add that, in OcIoser last, MT
R,chanan informed the Editor OF the ieie-
'.r,nb who had been made 4 conEdant m ihis
,,T,;r bv The General, that he had-no authority
/. made no proposition from Mr., Clay ; iriends
ard was incapable Of making II.
TIC subject is not exhausted, and nus, DC
HTrsued. = .,....---,,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-26
J. MCLEAN.
FROM tie National Journal

rom IRe INuit0nut journal
II is stated by correspondent Of the Phiia-
ladelphia Democratic Press, among the rumors
Of the day, that Mr.. Buchanan, when at Wash
ton, previous to the las, Presidential election,
undertook, to personal friend IF Mr.. Clay's,
at Mrs. Davis's boarding house, where MIR &.
boarded. and in his hearing, TO hold language
to thi, effect, if not in these wordS-
ibelicvc Il is now pretty well ascertaucd that &C.
neral Jackson will be elected President; and in that
event, he viii have stronger Cabinet than any oil his
predecessors have had"
"pray Who" said one Of the Kentucky dele
CATION, "wil b. Secretary OF Sta,c?"
Mr.. Buc hanan is said to have answered, 'wiih
tone Of confidence and triumph in The fol.
lowing words:-"Thc distinguished, patriotic.
and experienced statesman now in the room"
directing his attention to Mr. Clay
l, is further said that, from the s'manner," as
well as the "words" Of Mr.. Buchanan, the sc
neral impression Of those present was, that IT
General Jackson was elected, Kentucky would
DC provided Tor, and that he was authorized 10
say So
Now, If this should turn out 10 be the fact, in
wha, quarter are we to look for the origin OF
the suggestion? Surely not TO him who talked
about his desire, that sooner would tie earth o.
pen and swallow him, SC. SC. than that he
would obtain The Presidential chair by Intrigue.
And vet there is stronger ground for such an
inference, than there was, according to bis own
showing, for the conclusion Of General Jackson,
that Mr. Clay had made corrupt offer to him
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-26
Names 5. GunneN. NJ. -.
VNe StenMboat Metropolis,

Capt. Taylor, will, in future
leave Alexandria every morning at
SN3% at half pas, 8 o'clock; returning
sSSS leaves Bradley's wharf, Washington
turning. leaves Bradey's wharf at S, r. NJ until FUR
thsr notice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-26

being avowcd, anil it being said that Mr. Kre.
mer did not settle differences in the way of men
OF honor. have heard two reasons assigned.
one, that kremer would not fight; the other.
that he was not Of sufficient character TO be
fought. II is much 20 be hoped tina: the COM
'nittee will be wise and pra1rn,, and that they
may be able to light upon some expcdient 10
ailay the hurricane and extinguish the fame; if
not, should not be astonished if the successful
candidate for the presidency, should have 10
pass over the murdered bodies of friends and
enemies, before he reach the chair. r near
should Mr.. Adams or Gen Jackson he the
man.-Mr Crawford and his friends being
looked upon as hors de combat, have little or no
thing to do with the war-Mr. Clay supports
Mr. Adams, and risk but little when say,
the States Of Kentucky, Ohio and Illinois do
likewise. 1t is said that Missouri, Louisiana,
New York and Maryland, will also vote for
him; ifso, he will be elected with IS votes.
My own opinion is that those four last men
toned states will not vote for him, at least all
OF them will not; and believe without three of
them Mr.. Adams can never be elected. On
this subject the most correct statements; that
cvery thing is in doubt, and that If Mr.. Craw-
ford should be elected i; would not be astonish.
ing: i believe that, in the private feelings
of the members OF Congress, he has more
good will, and is better esteemed, Than either
OF the other gentlemen.
No man, Ifhink,. believes that there as The
drast foundation far the accusation against
Mr. Clay. and no man affects to credi-a
buf Mr.. Kren'er; at any rate Ikno0 O none
,rho does.
Yours, SC. &c.
T MCLEAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-26
Brig Numa
Trustees Sale.

FINDER the authority Of deed of trust from Phi.
y lip g. Marsteller to secure the payment Of certain
debts therein mentioned, will be sold at public sale,
at the Tom Hall, Saturday the 18Th day Of October
ncrt at ~ o'clock, noon the following mentioned pro-
perry, viz
Two Lots o. Ground, Nos. 10 & Is. OF Com
ways Plat, north of Montgomery street, and bounded
the west by Washington-street and the east by
ST. Asaph-strect containing each about Two Acres.
A Lot Of Ground on the west side Of Pitt.
street, between Cameron and Queen streets.
Also, an undivided half Of Lot Of Ground,
and the improvements thereon, on the south side Of
King street, between Washingt and st. Asaph sts
and west of George Colemans dwelling.
Also, a Tract Of Land lying in Hawkins coun.
w. Tennessee and tTo Slaves girl and boy, the
about I5 and the other about Is years old.
Terms at sale. BY order of the Trustee,
sent 22-3w GEO JOHNSON, Aucf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-26
Charts and Nautical Books.

A I KENNEDY has ust received an extensive as
"A. soitment Of Charts-among which are the fol-
lowing, NORTH Sea, British Channel, North Anne
rlcan Coast. South American Coast, Brazs, West In
dies Atlantic Ocean, Southern Ocean, and variety of
smaller ones with sailing directions ALSO, Sea Jour
nails Lunar Tables CargoBooks, Bowditchs Navigator;
Coast Pilot, Ship Masters Assistant, Nautical Alma.
macs, Rowlet's Tables of Interest, Ready Reckoner,
SUMS Declinaton on a single sheets seamen's Arti-
ces, Foreign and Coasting Manifests i'ls of Ladng
Log paper, Log States, Cutters Scales and Divers,
best quality inch Parallel Rules, Brass Protracors
Surveying Chains, Mathematical Instruments, &c. &c.
sept 26-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-26
From Toe %o.fois Bencon. Sept. 81.
From NAYTl.

We have been politely favored with the Port
au Prince Telegraph and Feuille du Commerce
of Cd September They furnish no news. A
letter received there from Aux Cages, dated
oath August saws: 1--WE have had very VIC
!, Mt gale of wind here ON he Sth and 18TH OF
this month, from which our harbour has sus-
tanned considerable damage, and with the ex-
ccn,ion of,wo French ships and one American,
which we're very securely moo cd, all the YES
sells living here went ashore, among which are
rho Havt;en brieantnes Spec ulator and Dupli'
c,+e. and three American vessels, names not
a number of craft trading between Jacm'l
and this city, have been totally lost, vessels ana
cargo" ~, d.,
.3,r;pols at Port-au- Prince sofa .7nS.-
American brig Mary, Given, from Pnii"deiphia'
Sailed from Port-au-Prince Soth Augusta
merican brig Pilgrim, Williams, for Gonai'es,
and hence to the United States.
The Haytien brig Jean-Baptiste, Monte, vas
nm at Port-au Prince, to sail for New YORK 90
Sept. H.
Prices at Port-ou-P Prince 2d September
Coffee ID cts; Cotton 10 a IL; do. lam
nrachr7cts; Pitch Pine Plank, heart pr. NJ. II
cargo pricel $40; do. do. merchantabie SS2;
Tobacco (seroon) 10; Flour Bbl 10 so; FORK
Rbl Prime SIS; Mess Dc; do. Cargo, wanted;
Reef Mess. Sl4; Mackerel prime 80. do COM
mon 81: Rice,S7 so, Candles, mould ~ CTS
Spcrm 46; Butter Is cts. Bordeaux WINE OK
Marseiiles do $40, Taha S24; syrup Do
. pm Tom Sheridan, quitting crowded route
:, rd;nbure- met Lady e., in great uneasness u
bout her eassin, Miss =. whom she was seeking .
=, IN "Do YOU, Sheridan, know what isbecome OF
nv cousin" said her ladyship "Fath' 90, re.
pied he, "What'sPeas p,,.;s sa Se nt, At
,,,nm,nt,s hesitation, she understood the Joke
she had jus, been pu, ina sedan chair and was on her
way home.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-26
sanford's Superhne YeNo
Bark.

400 Lbs. of the above well known article, in prime
l~SU order, just received from the MILL and for sale
Wholesale and retail, by A. T KENNEDY.
UT This powder, consisting chiefly of the resinous
portion Of the Bark is separated in degree from the
other useless parts in manufacturing. 1t will there
fore be found preferable account of its purity fine.
ness. and superior strength 1.-TWO thirds of the usual
quantity only being required) to most of the Banks
now used-Prepared and put up in packages of 2, 4,
9, and l6 OF. each, by John c. Sanford, Connecticut
sept 26-oaM6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-26
Dancing School.

7 EwIe CARUsl respectfully informs the niab't-
arts of Alexandria and vicinity that he proposes
opening his Dancing School early in October next,
and for that purpose he will devote three days at nus
Room. yiz.-3d, 9th and 10th of said month to asce'>
tn the number of scholars, and those who are favo
rsby disposed to the above accomplishment are re-
uuested to make application within the above dates
sent I2-eot10O
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-26
Marshal's Sale.

VgyIIIbe sold by the Marshal, onTueslay the 23d
w day Of October next, at IL o'clock for cash, all
the right title interest of Abiel Holbrook in and to
the following lots of ground adjoining the Town Of
Alexandria, bounded on the East by Washington
street, on the West by Columbus street, on the South
by the first street north OF Montgomery street, on tho
North by the second street, N. of Montgomery
street, and on the ). w. by the new turnpike road,
nassng through one corner of the square and binding
on said streets and road, containing nearly two acres
No, 10. n
Also, one other lot. beginning the west side Of
Columbus street, where it intersects the I'd street
north of Montgomery street, and running thence
with the west side of Columbus street, 100 feet to the
line of Pendetons land, thence with his line, south 50
degrees west 1877 feet to the line OF John Mandevilles
land thence south degrees east with his line liS
feet inches, thence to the beginning Sold to satis
fy an execution in favour of the Bank Of Potomac, ~
signee Of Edmund ]. lie t.
C. SCOTT: .. NJ.
sen 90 For T. Ringgold Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-26
gEl!l(p NEWS.
FORT OF AlexanAria.
ARRtVED-SEr %,

ARRiVED-SEFr %
,,;r Cumberland, Patterson. Liverpool, 4a GAYS rs
br,s cnai. 20 VIM Fowle & Co. eaFthen ware 10 II.
Smith CO. merchandise to C. seI"1'' p Tbompson,
to X. n to w. & Washington, hardware to ).
BUTCHER ehs Triton. Fowler, Pernambuco. so days-des
&c. to :. s. J. Harper.
SAILED.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-26
Earthcn-ware, China and Glass.

Ed tIlCtt-W"S3
noDERrH Fl. MILLER, has Just received per Ship
~ crates and hhds of earthen-ware and china
and 60 boxes pipes, being, part OF his fall supplies ;,
BY the Brig more which with his stock
ON hand win enable him to offer an assortment very
o " ""nS and extensive sept 24-eo6w
Tbs Ieesburc Genus of Liberty, Winchester Re-
,,blican and Sentinel of the Valley, will insert the
above for weeks and forward their account 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-26
tn Life in Pleasure.

live while YOU live, the Epicare would say,
and seize the pleasures of the present day
live while YOU live, the sacred preacher cries.
All rive to God, each moment as It fies'--
Inrli...in my views, let both united be-
Tv. in Measure, when live to thee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-26
10 Dollars Reward

4 OSf on the 18th inst. on the road leading from
Ia Alexandria 10 iecshurr, and within twelve miles
OF Alexandria, A MOROCCO POCKET BOOK con-
tanning Fifty Dollars in five dollar of the Bank of
Potomac, the amount of load of -four sold to F.
Foote of Alexandria, with his bill Of purchase and
payment. The money and bill were sealedup let
ter. The finder on leaving the money with Hr. Foote
OF Alexandria, will receive the above reward
ROBERT BRYARLY,
sept 25-St near Winchester. Va.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05
Notice to Manutac-
fWrprS.

PROPOSALS will he received at this
i office TO furnish for the use Of the u
nitcd States Army, for the year 1897, tho
following enumerated articles OF American
Manufacture, viz
Blue Cloth, dyed in Indigo,J Cd wide;
Grey twiled Cloth, Ga wide;
Cotton Drilling (unbleachod) 81 and
rs wide;
Cotton Shrting (unblcachcd) 7-9 wide;
Flannel Of Cotton & Wool, 81 and 7.8
wide;
Woollcn halfstockings, per doz' pairs,
Woollon foot Socks, Germantown
Woollen Gloves, manufacture.
The above Goods arc to be delivered at
the United States Arsenal, near Philadel-
pha, and subject TO strict Inspection
Samples Of the foregoing articles will be
exhibited at this Office; and patterns OF
Woollen and Cotton Cloths, will be trans
mtled TO those Manufacturers that may
apply for them, accompanied by such in
formation as shall be asked for.
The proposals must be IN writing, seal
ed, and endorsed "PropoSnfs" and will be
received until the 18th Of April lS27.
Commissary Generals Office,
Philadelphia, March Ia, 1877.
c. fRvENE,
Commissay General Of Purchases.
fM22istAl1
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Sloop Independence, Goodale, f. South
ampton,
Sloop Greyhound, Barlow, fr. n. London,
Sloop Lydia, Godfrey, fr. n. London,
FRIDAY--arr. sch. Messenger, Briggs, Fl
Philadelphia.
Sch. Ka,ey, Derby, fr. Sandwich,
Sloop Fanny, Edwards, fr. Sag harbor,
Sloops Trader, Burgess Earl, Barlow
Collector, Heath fr. Sandwich.
Sloop Marshall, Brown, fr. Somerset, for
New York,
SAruRDAY--arr. sloop Almira, Smith,
fr. Sag Harbor, for Boston,
Sloop Fame, Allen, fr. Nantucket,
SUNDAY--arr sch. Falcon, Hallman, fr
Bucksport,
Sloop Nancy, Lawrence, fr Sandwich,
Sloop Northern Star, ,Smith.fr Wareham
Sloop ESSEX, Gladdmg, fr. y. York,
MoNpAY-arr. sch Milo Whlte,fr. Hart.
ford,
TUEsDAY--arr. sch. Cleaner, Rowland
fir. New Bedford, for Baltimore,
Sloop Venus, Child, fr. y. York,
MEMORANDA
Sailed from st. Jago, l4th ult. brig Un-
ion. Gardner, for this port.
Spoken, 10Th ult. lat. 3j "a, long, So, ship
Leonidas, Lawton, of Bristol, II days from
Havana, for Barcelona.
Cleared at Georgetown, schr. Hope, foI
this port.
Left at Havana, 18th ult. brigs stephen
Potter, for this port, : days Ann Gadsdcn
Barker, and Harvest, Eldred, of do. wait
ing, freight John, Norris. for do. 10 days
Arrived at Portsmouth 9th nit brip CrI
teron, from Havana.
Cleared at Philadelphia, 9th ult. ship
Newport Burroughs, for Canton.
AT St. Thomas, March llth, brig llori2-
on, Cook, from Marseil!es, just arrived.
At New Orleans, March sth, sloop Mag.
ara, Tanner, from Mobile.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05
D-teu.

In Portsmouth. on the 25th ult Capt John
Earl. aged ~ lie was an officer in the Re-
yulutionary Army.
IL Warren, Oh MONDAY last, suddenly, mrs
Ec,raca Almy, wife ofthc late Jonathan Al
my Esq of this town, ia the list year Of her
age.
1t Rensselaer,. y. Y 3 mr. Daniel Violl, A.
rcl ~ vears--and at lluusac, N. V mrs
Nancy Greene, a. yed 81, both children of mr.
Nathaniel Niol of this town Mrs Greene
has left eight children 20 lament the loss Of an
sfectionate parent, whose many virtues will
long be held in sweet remembrance by those
who knew her best. The tear of sympathy Is
mingled with those of the aged parent whose
last days are made sorrowiul BY The premature
death ofan only son and az ,tfeci,onate daugh-
Ter. Communicated
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05
Real EState at Auction.

BY yrtue ofa decree Of he Supreme JU-
diciai Court, pW be sold at Public .lac-
ton on M0.vD.4Y, Oh cC.lprI nert, at
10 ocIock, a. W.
A Ii. the right, title and interest which
n WV. G.. TEw had IN and to a certain
Lot of Land, with adwelImg house thereon
standing, fronting on Meeting and NAL
borough Streets. Said Estate is subject
to the widows right of dover. Conditions
made known at the time aud place.
ELIZA TEW, .3im'r.
Newport, March l9h, 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05

We have reason to believe, that ncgo-
tIation is on foot between mr.. Galla,n and
the British Government.
It's said, mr.. Wyer reports that mr.. Gal
latin is expected to return TO the u. States
III the course Of the summer.
Virginia Compiler.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05
Real EStatc az Auction.

By Virtuc crd Decree rhe Supreme Judi
cint Court, ,cH be soid al Public .Aucti0n
on SATURDAY,, april In, at IL o.
clock, W.
4 LII the right title and interest whic,
~ ELIzABeTH TUELL had in and TO a
certain dwelling house and lot Of land, on
the Ill., situate near the Moravan meet
ing house. Conditions at rhe tune aud
place. III, T. EVANS, .7uctr.
Newport, march 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05
AUCTIONS.
ON SATURDAY NEXT,

at I'D O'Clock, at The AUCTION Room Of The
Subscriber.
4 number of new and second hand
~ WATCHES, will be sold to close a
concern; consisting of silver and French
single and double caSod Watches two re-
peating, and gold do. A,so, A quantity
of Jewelry.
Immediately qfier he ADORE, tpW be sold.
Two elegant gilt framed Looking -Glls-
ses,-wlth variety Of other articles. Con-
dltions at the sale.
MILTON HALL, .4ici'r.
April 5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05
For Sale,
Faacy Painting.

XYISS HARRIET BROWNELL, re.
va spcctfully informs the ladies of New
port, that she has takena room at No. 8,
Washington square, where she intends
pening a school on the 23d Of April, for
the purpose Of teaching the art of painting,
on velvet, paper, satin and wood; likewise,
the art Of drawing on paper.
Miss B. will engage that her scholars
shall be enabled to paint any piece they
wish after one course Of lessons. and shall
know all the rules Of shading and cutting
their patterns. Her terms are very reason.
able: Young ladies wishing to attend so
pleasing a study, are invited to call at Mr.
jon SHERHAN's. march -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05
Joseph w. Eddy,

HAS just received a lot Of Southern
4 a. Hams, and one sack live Geese Fca
Tiers Also. Cocoa, and BeeswaX.
Newport, April 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05

The Georgia Militia being paid, and the
Creek lands, being purchased,
before this time. probably, all is harmony
again in the Nation, except as disturbed by
elcct.oneering.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05
Dancing School.

MIR. T. CAPRON has the pleasure
lNl to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Newport, that he will open School (at
the Masonic HalD, for the instruction of
DANCING. as soon as twenty subscribers
are obtained
Mr.. c. will attend to a class OF Gentle
men in the evening.
For further particulars please enquire
at the office of J. &. SHAw, Esq.
Providence. April ,, 1877.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05
Sale of Real Estate.

BY Virtue ofa decree efhe Supreme Judi-
ciGi Court, tciH BE- sold al public .Auoiion
on Saturday The 7M day Of ,4p'1! merit en-
sung the date hereof, at o'clock iR The
afternoon, on The premises,
4 LII the right title and interest which
"A ELISHA BRowN, late of Tiverton,
deceased, had at his deceasc, in and 10 a
tract of land called the homestead farm of
the said Elisha, containing seventy acres,
more or less, situate IN the said Tiverton,
with the dwelling house and buildings ap-
purtcnant thereto /; also, all his right and
title in and to a lot of land lying in Sepou-
ct neck, in SAID Tivcrtou, and containing
thirty -four acres, more or Lessor SO much
of the said estate AS will be sufficient To-
pay the debts of the deceased and nciden-
tai chargcs-said estate is subject to tho
widows right of dower--condltions made
known at the time and place of sale.
RUTH w. BROWN, .ldminiStrdtrir.
TivCrton, March 3, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05
.A,T-EAyrrSN! r /!

Ne,Yon Independent ToiuUeers.
NOU viii meet at the State-l House, TO-
Il morrow evening, at O'Clock, with
Arms, &c. BY order of the Captain.
J. ATKINSON, quar- Mas,
April :.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05
Mdrrte1.

In this town, on Sunday morning last, by
the Rev mr. Nudge, mr.. Frederick Cox, to
miss Catharine Carr, daughter Of mr. William
Z. Carr.
On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. mr.
Gammell. mr. Nathaniel Richmond TO miss
Eliza Faisnoau, daughter of mr. Fais
noau, all of tins place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05
WOOD.

FoRr WoLcoTr, Newport, RI ]
March 1eth, lcI7. :
StEALED proposals will be received by
- the subscriber until the Both day OF "A.
pril next, for supplying wood for the use
of the troops in the harJor Of Newport, X.
l., not TO exceed three hundred cords
the whole to be good merchantablc wood,
in equal portions Of beech, hard maple, and
oak, and to measure l25 cubic feet to the
cord. The delivery to commence ~ soon
"a practicable after the contract IL made,
and to be completed by the Let day OF No.
vember next. Bonds will be required tor
the faithful performance Of the contract,
supported by two good and sufficient sure
ties.
The proposals to be endorsed "Propo-
sails for supplying ,cood.n
GEO. WEBB, Lieut..
.mar.2o.l g.9etg. Qr'r. Master.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05
-se1A....

Mr.. Villemain was removed from the
French Academy, by a ministerial order,
for opposing the restrictions on the press.
But sic, 900 were Immediately obtained for
him by public subscription. If straws
shew which way the wind blows, how much
more does this