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MARRIED.

In this town ON Sunday evening last by Rev Mr. San.
bosn Lieut. William A. Blown, pub ser of the Toilet aud
late Of the Conan navy, IN Miss Charlotte N,cho daush-
ses VI Mr. Charles Nichols, EInieIIy Of Nantucket
On Saturday last by Rev. Mr. ilsou Mr James Davis
TO Mis- Mary Peck, daughter of Mr Cromwell Peck all Of
this t,wn
In Warren, on sunday evening last, Mr. Wiiliaw Halle
JIn Miss Maria Car, eldest daughter o MI Caleb Ir ID
si Of that town. .lB.
AtCrompon Mills, Thursday last, by nv. Mr. VII
soh, Mr. oliver w. Spencer, of Fast Greenwich 10 Mis-
Caisarine &. Miller, of Warwick.
In Pawtuckei, Mr. AmOry Tau,t to Mss Martha f. Bald.
win.-Mr PhIneas Boy 10. 10 Mss Hannah Bancroft.
In Tlmppsn Monday morning last, Hiram u! -hfisld
Esq OF Worcester, 10 Miss France, Ann eldest dagier OF
George Larned, Esq Of the former place.
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FROM oun coamEspoSDESrs.

OGce oCtts Mercury, J
-s------------. .NsDpoyt, OoLobor ~. :
Arr on Saturday, schr Harriet & Eliza, Morihew,
y days from Prospect, Me. for Batmore-pu. in for
. harbour.
Schr Caliban, Bowen, IL days G Savannah, with
cotton, for Providence. All hands sick except the
captain. Loft, brig Plato, OF Boston, loading for
Providence. ~"
schr Polly, Crowcll. 4 days from Norfolk, bound
10 Providence.
Schr Paul,na, Haller, 4 days from Norfolk.
schr Echo, Goodspesd. ds from Boston for New
York. .F
Arr on Sunday, schr Hope, Lord 9 days r. Els
worth, for Providence.
Charleston.
.alI|. BRISTOL Oct ~.
Arr on Sunday, brig Neptune, Howe, so days I'm
Amsterdam.
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GAyM CADET AND sTArEsMAN kt4yN
& MdrtWe Ltet. &z9{

High Water, this day, Oh ION. Thursday Oh Oom Friday
On SEN.
rsubtracns 10 minute, gives the time high
adding hours high
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NOTIElL

TGVfE members of the First Light Infantry are re
u giesed To wear the usl badge oi mourning for iin,
days IN testimony Of respect their deceased co,rud,
JAMES u. BsLCH.
BY order OF the Commander,
oct - O. WE5rCOTT, in. Clerk.
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August ~
LIST RECEIVED.

m No. ~, Larie, -sqaays.
a FEW pieces Brsdcloili, different oolcts suitable r
"A suro,lis aud Dress Goats; goats hair and common
Cambes Scotch and Tartan Piads Dus and Lion Skins,
for Cioaks and Great Coais.
Also, grnuns sssorment Of Cloves eependem; Hama
kcrchiss hosiery, &c. nc. apvly q Cas,eio stseks
OcSe T. q. h T. WELLS
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NATANTED, good, handsome, convenient Dwelling
Wv House. pleasantly situated Tor gcnecl family the
ront o which will be paid quar'y the price exceed
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Oct % Stock and Real Estate Broker.
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NIYT rIIEsDAY

TWO rHObaAND DpLi.kaS iDN oNiY ST. .
NRA.O 81 ATE initiy, tias- Eth to tic oforiiln "
ft,e Bridge, to bc drawn n this ,wb, Tuesday
Oct. 2stl.
Sshers.-i pr'r of tnoo, ol 1000; of 500, of ooo
. of rs; . of loo &C. &c. .'I =
1rckels o., aud shares IN p,oIrstion-for erie by
T. W. CLARK K BROTHER.
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

fff-f H VESSELS SPOKEN.
III Inst. OF the Moro, brig ramc Bgey, % days henoo,
sh ak Ia, 50 = Ion 20 ~, shp Fanncr, OF York, 10
m Bopavis,a Cor Rio Janeiro
nh uIl " ~, Ion fJ "a, seif Thankful Wnslow, II
,AGn nptou fn ~ Thomas l
a M. scSr PRESIDENT, Nichols. days I'm Newport for
nj S is s so I'm es. bis bunker un. Evo''sish, I'm
~ Yosh fu Carhaxena.
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PORT OF PROYIDENCE.
ARRIVED,


..Il.. SATURDAY October Is.
Schr Ann. Snow fm Harwich.
u l. sloop Empress, Thayer, "a hours from New
York.
SUNDAY, October 10.
q sebr Jane, Fash, 10 days from Charleston, with
cotton. f....
MONDAY, October 20.
Schr Mary Betsey, Cole, Is ds from Bangor, with
lumber.
6chr Be,sey and Eliza, Baker fin Boston.
Schr Polly, Crowell fm Norfolk.
6chr Exchange, Farrls I'm Yarmouth.
Sdhr Dorcas Hawcs, Burgess I'm Saco.
S:oop Pauna, Ketrhum sm Norfolk, with corn.
Sloop Mary, Steadfas, im Rochester.
Sloop Susannah, Bourne I'm Sandwich.
Steam packet Chancellor Livingston, Coggeshall
New York.
Steam boat Babcock, Babcock. Newport.
TUESDAY, October Fl.
Sloop Marshal, Chase, I'm Freetown.
Sloop EmelIne, Coggesha i'm Bristol.
Sloop Lucy Emeline, Spink, Wexford.
Sloop Reindcer, Davis I'm Troy.
Sloop Becca and Betscy, GIaddng I'm Bristol.
Soop Mount Moriah. Martin FIN Warren.
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PRESSED BRICKS FOR SALE.
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A JOHN PAGE,
oct I6 3S Daaors, lEiss.
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l.. III BRADFORD'S

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iSI "-"u'n'"~s drawn In the Vermont state Lottery,
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Fe'irs snPpcd the Iag ies.l.oIies
m pf@e' WAC acilso tickets Of PES irs rose-s (hy
applying n RHhDFDRDS AccnMs BITING Lottery III
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schr Myra, Levin, Chareston-C q Mowry
Schr Savannah, Gorton, Petersburg
Sloop Bolivar, Hall, Savannah
Sloop Eloiso, Cook, Albany
6loop Alonzo, Child, New York
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NEW BOOKS.

A the Annual Meeting urrc Stockholders Of tho Sr,-
~ nate Bank, held Oct 6h, 1898. The following psnons
were elected as Directors, fbf the wear ensuing, via:
John Hafs Jr. Alc Harris, Daniel NJ Harris ADdre,v
Hans Nres i!'clnrdsoo Gen. 81 Fox, Ge. Is. Iissmes
Nathtniei C'Hddng and Johu .ndrews.
81 'nh"Pcni uaceiinc o the Directors, John Harr IT,
was elected PIesdenI, JOSIAH Wescai ds,cIited
DANIEL NJ HARRIS,
soitim'c, oct. IN, 1873. Cashier
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~ his naturs tlrt the tp."ryin. s1'Aud schcnc ihc
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Foa Tax Vino.
PHAUTlES OF JACKSONISMt


ia'ning Young Hcroic in tho Enquirer Of the 3o nit III
an address the epo urge, them with liicros
z to rush 10 the polls i'll November uai hu the "detestahle
Adams" from his AS Slcssrs Richie s. have u
signed this production, the conspicuous column in their
paper m i"cn presume of their entire aprobation of its
insertion the Wing hcw what kind Of temper and spirit
animate the iucks1,n party
The defeat of the foe will rot sufficient we should b only
satisfied with his utter destruction solitary through tie
lHf will rcv"r do: his loly should be covered Ios.sopd
iro'nds For tie honor - Tie country salvation of the
Constitution rcquire! Il, make such manifestation, Of
power that opposition shall hy it. as from the osne
Of ds Let every then p;t7e has dagger drp into tbe
blson' IF The foe and h,ast nff lie dripping point TO show
his comrades that he has performed Tvs dyio s,;nuia:a ,hc
- HL!at, t:t crdRpk"
cannot conveniently rec: the speeches OF Maxanion
obcspen in tire Jacobn Club Of Paris bl, if nv me,nory
OF them nth the aforesaid
passage from the Grafton of 'Cnhc" know that the
author has studied IN that school of politics. ui this ain
certain, tn from his temper and manner he Cited
to lecture the people of Virginia upon their :: and duties at
/ tho present crisis
Al another specimen really shocking spirit Of thai
which is seeking for power beg furnish for publ
Cation NJ the Wing the following given late dinner in
tic lovers of bashomv bllckgiara:sIr m gooi snprc
men to m" tosS, of mir. Hardin, who believe inhahitea tire
same fiery meridian.
in the whales eilythc whale tho devi!,hc in het!:
and the door ocked KEY lost aud 10, son "a Val an :i
arilllc1 Of miles TO make une,ief.'
What think you friends Of Jackson and re;:c0 (GnJ III Of
reform, presume also friend. aud good mo-
ra!s OF these aDoil ns, who presume forth such
InpiouS and hciinS stuff tire eternal dirac of ;t,ucly,
and the disor OF ieif FE,rtv To too people OF Virginia
world saylriwaIc OF this curScd who leading yol
hnfod 10 de tucton Come from IT.
deed to the polls but sell military ch,sain
bu TO puck by the locks tho almost drowned honor of m
couutIyfioto the awful and blasting sntcncr
which ever threatened this natOn Of subs-
Fiecy TO the VIII OF foreign Power:a OF dsnou
men Turn pale and kavos and traitors triumph For Heavens
sake rote Gyulst .indrclc yactJ.at CRITIC
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no THE PEOPLE or Pennsylvania.

| ~ Ire FEOfLE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Events are transpiring in Virginia, which it be
hoves you to know: In some instances meeting
called to express hostility to the Tariff, have beer
SUPPRESSED, lest opposition to it at THIS TIME
might injure the interests of Gen. Jackson in Pennsy
wanna This reason has been AVOWED, and it is
well understood that the more sagacious Of tho Jack
son leaders in Virginia have recommended a SUS-
PENSION of all further proceedings in opposition to
the Tariff, until AFTER THE PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION.
Lien OF Pennsylvania! Are ye FOOLS. Are We
such mere gudgeons TO swallow the hook which is
not SO much es baitcd. Will ye consent to be duped
with your eyes open, and then to BIO Qibed laughed
at despised for your stupidity. Will we submit to be
played upon by few interested partizans to desert
your principles, and betray your own interests,
Already do the jackson in other states ac-
knowledge tho inconsistency of your voting for Jrch
son, nnd ridicule yoor folly. They admit that YOU
have not one object upon earth to gain and all the
measures OF general policy which You prize, to lose
by his election 1t Is impossible that the interests of
pennsylvania can be cherished under any admnistra
ton more than they have been by this. Arc you so
bind as not to perceive, that the entire ani-tarif force
IN the southern states is in battle array for Jackson
DO We so little know what is passing in other states
as to be Ignorant ofthe fact that in Virginia and the
Southern States Jachsons election is supported upon
almost the single ground, that it will bring around
modification repeal of your favorite measure the
Tariff? Are ye ignorant that his cabinet and advi-
scrs will be composed entirely ofthe pretended friends
and open foes of the American System,
In tn, of Cipd make not Yourselves tho lanoh-
ing stock of a whole nation. Support those who sup
port you. Deserve rot to be esteemed by all the
world, what some Of your jackson friends a!reudy
think and pronounce you-the Boeotia of America
parcel of tlickscucd Germans, $50 they call you,
mong thcnselves) too stupid to know their inter
estS. McKEAN
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a SECOkD DANIEL

Mr. NoAs why General JAcxoN s,ouId mn, 10 -,
cd President of the United States 1924 The rader viii no
delighted with them: ' w
eve have made APPEAR that Gen. jackson s vyaptin, in
the most essential qualifications for President nf tho Tns,ci
spies namely, experience m public life; knowledge in foreign
relations OF internal concerns of the genius and dror 1
the People; Of the distinctions and Ln1unrEs Of Dor I'D &
important and Indispensable requirements of s,ateSnan Il
WIZ then be asked for what rs hc competent? We reply FIR
nothing IN eird kT Gen Jackson soldier full Of c9gr
hre and bravery possessing un iron constitution CAPABLE Of
UNDERGOING every fatigue, and submitting to every b
is shul in defence, bold in attack undsmay 10 defeat and
crcc,H Utfory In opinions, sentiments and cd,rt he
rcversrs the order Of our Governments Ne me-
ton rs piece fbkk paper he ssnds al his will and pisa
the most sacred rights of the citizen: bo regards the S,
which oppose tarrier to his determination as mere empty
sound; nc treats with orders Of superior officers
Ire tur1s civil into military Governments he r,es decree
T Courts Martial dec9ys and hangs his prisoners inprsns
vcnmen; 'usPends the writ of p5oas Corpus con-
fine the Judge and finally cut ofThe ears of +gtoys Who
care to call IN question the constuonay ofhis acts, krc w
the prudent sob de sensible, and judicious People which
other Nations think we arc' Have men amongst US with t
great civil requirements profound talents and natural d,
William H. Crawford, John Quincy Adams Henry CLAW and
Jaekgon'n '
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Our attention has been particularly called TINS re-
port, in letter from correspondent in Essex. He
says: The able essay of Agernon Sidney, has been
Sent among us BY the Committee at Richmond but n
report Is in circulation here calculated to do a.
way any effect which it would otherwise have.
1t Is reported that Mr.. Leigh, long since wrote to
Maj H. Lee, (the biographer) expressing his regret
for having written the foregoing picce-that he wrote
'whout the proper information, and that consequent
~, his opinion now, is not what it was then"
Whoever put this report into circulation, it is
Untrue. Were the Nos. of Algernon Sidney, now
to be written, they would otherwise vary, thun in
the authors exposing certain parts of Gen. Jaclsons
official conduct, which were not known nj the date
of their publication. Mr.. Leigh though opposed to
both Mr. Adams and Gen. Jackson, avowcdly and
decidedly, prefers the former to the latter.
We wonder if Messrs. Ritchc and Gooch could be
prevailed upon to the above false report SO
OPPORTUNITY, ard cunningy, put into circulation for
the first tnco
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JNChSONlAS SOBESNt-SS.
Alcsss Editors: On the night OF the t2i inst attended
political meeting in Baltimore, composed Of perhaps 500 pc
sons, about equally divided the presidential question When
arrived at the stand, Gen Stewart (Jackson very heat Il
and passionate hafane rctctrg the old and completely
refued charges of hargan and corruption in the pre
Dental election the Administration party, possessing that
dignity ciador, end willingness have thing brought
hight which characteristics them section of United
States listened with polite snd respectful When the
Gen had ended MIR Richardson Adm replied in very pow
crul and convincing argument He exposed the Ellacy ih
chasshe painted in lively colours the mpocy
the characters OF valuable public whose oie live. are
Icentic with the best interests of our Republic shrine
unlawful ambition 1hec things JACK
son paryikn their Idol! impatient Of contradictions and ouv
consulting their Caprcious vhms they could brook mo
idea that others should presume think FOX and
differently iom their views but giving ooss the deuona,
passions winch p"ryadcd their booms and being deots II
possible. to prevent exposure Of truth they would address
the speaker In this language That's id licr"yy here did
you get your !nonDaon."If they (aludnv to g. e. an,
great men, IT Is than viii he-lnd Trrnv
other such expressions indcnvo of the vulgar and de
d2d principles This farce continued until they were
about to eoico IN the overthrow of liberal principles when ike
ions fallen angels the palace of andcmonun they vcrn
so totally contounded by the potent charm of truth THAT t
could only give vent hdcous iss.-ho las, and fits
eoution of satanic II this be the sobcrness which la
revisited the bosOrs of the Jackson party according 10 the IA
caraon of hessrs Richie g. tiooch am cure that all r,d
men will unite with in prcfrrirg never again To be ss
but Temporal mutanur Tho perfect madness is now r,cL
oncd schemes Treason considered palrio,isn, r.
tempt fer the constitution and laws held to be-
Tor sacred Institutions TIAT0p
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A Small s;rn j., Gyc,y5y;,y Z

a Small Sign in Grec's6rier, ia.
we nave been authorized to state that the names
Of the following gentlemen were pproperJy placcd ON
the jackson Committee; they arc not now nor have
they ever been disposed to aid in electnr General
Jackson 10 the Presidency, viz:
Peter Anderson, Oliver Curry.
Thomas Frazer Joseph Hanna.
Samuel Brown, Jarncs Crawford.
PGjIOiiug
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K Il addition 70 lie ro,iIonuan in fs 5c.;, ,rhove
names have beer already published tho Central Com
Pitts Esq. TO attend the polls in November Il The rur-
pose Of distributing tickets, sc.
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wv asa tue reader TO perlso the Letter OF ''A-
rcne,' Ton LIST page) to Gen. Jackson.

FLOUR Inspected in this city during quarter eadir 0h
September, 1923
1873 bbls. superiiie
1907 half do do.
2S5 b5.s fine
AIS do. middlry
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ST. lui3i, lgia 5tpL ,o:a.
! Hn'iciien-l hasten TO acknowledges IN" RECEIPT
OF your letter of ts day, addressed to me IA behalf OF
number OF my frllow-cItiZtrs Of 'r,dcrickylurr
Falmouth and thcI yicnities cyprcrsirr their vl 10
embrace the opportunity of personal irrceur%: I1r.
ded by my arrival in their ncghtoIicod and tender
ng TO me the honor Of public dinner. Intending to
De in Fredericksburg to morruy, shell be extremely
happy to avail myself that occasion 20 mix In (yi,r
~ intercourse, with ANY portion OF my elow-citize.
who may desire TO me- but regret very much
that the temporary restrictions to which, during lay
present Journey, have subjected myself viii not PER
mt me 20 DC present at the public entertainment the
proposal OF which has been prompted by hospitals.
ana friendship. From the moment tkat was cor
Stralnedto decline accepting similar testimony Off.
sroct, offered by my late Congressional constituent
10 whom more than t" any others indebted cI
S'gnil vors, pcrsevoging attachment, ana unbourdet
confidence, have not felt IT liberty however pce6ru-
I'd w.th gratitude, TO deviltc from the resolution
"h!ch then announced. pray you, 90 ntlc1ncn, 10
convey to Iny fellow citizens whom you represent my
warm Acknowledgements and to make acceptable to
them the decision which now communicate.
The generous indignation which you express, on
account Of the continued and relentless persecution OF
which have been long the object, is worthy CT
your hearts as i! is grateful to nine. Ii would have
been ie If had been ar alien TO Virginia, unconnec
ted W't! YOU BY the tic ofcoamou origin. X * less
due be cause am one ofLer humble sons The salts
faction which have derived, from the relationin
winch | stand TO Ter, has sprung from knowledge
of her chivalrous character from lie strious name
which have adorned her history, and, above ;l from.
her noble eXertions III the estatishInaDt cf free int
buttons and in the cause oiciy liberty.
Accept, gentlemen, ny thanks for yoUr kind atten~
tons, and my best wishes Tor your ndivduo! prosper,
tv.
a'n, cordially, Your friend and ftllo,v-ci;izen,
II. CLAY.
Messrs. JoI,n s. Wexford, WIN. Browne VIM
II. b!ack!urd, Hugh Mercer, Bcv. Is. " ell
ford, VIII. Dunbar, William c. Beale Ale.
+. Rose, Jeremiah Morton, Thomas 3. Ear
ton.
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Inc Anu|Ison Corresponding Committee Of HEN
20 a-c requested ficn.ico Cnult ,in o. ,f
iiI.Sk DAY OF OCTOBER COuH'C ~ UNE ONCI CLlf:
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10 EDMUND WALLS, Inspector
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The u 5 i;sa,e HUDSON Captain Creighton sen
from New York few days She proceeds the coast q!
Brazil, to relieve the irisate Macedonian Com Bi,dle
The New fo! Gazette that L. s.oop way rc
was to have sailed on Friday last iiom s port sce.i;
expedition alosg the coast.
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tE~ Ge@.is OK TIE A,.ra soy. Cnrlni.,ac CT CARO-
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pan B"ren "ndGfc Electoral L11o.--The reader viii
observe by publication from the Cincinnati Gazette,
that Mr. Carncal has spoken and confirms our refer
cncc to him some days ago. 1t seems strange, that
Mr. Van Ercn should deny, what he knew to be true
but 1t is stranger STILL that so many persons should
DC deceived as to the fact Of his designing change
Of the Electoral Law.