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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
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l. 5 NAVY YARD, GosPoRT,
>, June 30ih, 1850
Having seen statement in the Norfolk Herald NJ
this morning, sa 10 be written by JnlTiics Wikn-
SON. IN relation To certain quantity of stone intend
ed Tor coping oil wall which about to be crected
around this yard, wherein he states that Ter
received the stone, by order Of Commodore Barren
ne handed the measurement "to the clerk a, his of
nce' meaning presume. that he handed it to me-
III So, | think Mr. Wilkinson must be mistaken ma !
have no knowledge Of ever having receivnJ ony ,c
count OF the measurement of said stone from him or
any other person Nor do / know Of nny order
ether oral or written said to have been given by
Commodore Baron to the said Wilkinson, for tho IN
spectlon OF the aforesaid stone.
rs regards this stone, / will further s;a.o ,b,,
some months since, Mr.. Murden, (Mr Kings cIerk \
called at the Commandments Office al this yard far
me purpose OF obtaining the Commodore 8 approval
to the accounts of Mr.. Scranton for tho s,orn or =,
ascertain, for the last time (snveraI anpIico,on
oeen previously made) whether or not ba would a.,
prove them ii presented Upon my communicate
10 Commodore Barron the object Of Mr.. MurSen's
mission, he directed me TO sayto him. that hc ncyor
could give las approval to those accounts beinp con-
'nccd that the stone was not fit for the purpose for
winch 1t was intended; and that he had ai,,nvs hen
OF that OPINION from the first moment he saw it,
More, had been condemned by three compe,ort
persons, who were ordered To nsncct /, I cn,,,n,
nIcated to Mr.. MuTdcn the determination of Coinmo
doTe Barron; whereupon. he requested me 10 cav "a
tle commodore, that If lie would cause the sone 10
DC placed on the wharf, Mr. King Womb t,ko II
away, as no could dispose Of il I'm EorfnIk and 7
th'nk he added, to an advantage (tis believe to be
the substance Of what Mr. Murdpn said IN noe No.
ihe subject. Commodore Barron replied "ho tfougit
lie might venture to do so, as matter Of occomToo
dalon to Mr.. King, and that nigh, cav 10 Mr..
Murden he could inform Nj. King that thc stone
should be carried back to the wharf ss ronncs,ed -
Now whether or not Mr.. King authorized bis clerk
10 'hy what he J to mo, and which was through me
communicated TO Commodore Barron. il 10 no. ,,,,,
province I" determine. 1T least, ! can say that 7
King. SAML, y ERoWWt1"'' WI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
THE PLAY At VENICE.

Some years since German Prince making tour of
Europe, stopped Venice for shor; period 1, was
inc close OF summer, tho Adriatic calm. the
nights were lovely. the Vcntan women in the full en-
Joynent OF those delicious spirits that III their climate
rise and iGl with the coming and the departure of the
fncst season of the year. Every day was given TO
the lustr;ous stranger TO research among no records
and antiquities of this singular city, and every nrht TO
parties the Brenta the sea As the uoorr,ng ,as
nigh, 1t was the custom to return from the ynier TO
sup 1T some tLe palaces Of the nobility I'm the
commencement OF his int ercourse all national disnc
hons were carefully suppressed. But ma his intima
cy increased, he was forced to see the urknp vani
tYofbe Italian breaking One Of its most ffeounnt
exhibitions was IN the little dramas that wound nm
these stately festivals. The wit was constantly shar-
peDed by contrast Ofthe Italian and the German
SONS slight ospersions Teutonic rudoncss some
remark on the history OF n people untouched by tho
elegance OF Souibern manners The carcastn was
conveyed with Italian grace, and tho offence soften
cd By lis humor was obvious that the only rein
)iaton must be humorous. At length the Prn q on
'he point oftaking leave, invited bis enter anors to
farewell supper, He drew the conversation To- the
iniio superiority Of the Italian and above all of the
Vcpi'iso, Acknowledged the durkress in which Ger
maDy mad been destined to remain SO long, and look
go Toward with Infinite corTow 90 the comparative
opinion OF poserity upon the country to which 90 IL
t.e u its gratitude must be due Bat ny Lord
said he, I'VE nre emUlous people, aud an exnnnple
Ike yours cannot be lost upon German
have been charmed with your dramas and have con.
trveda Little arrangement TO give one OF our Country
IL you will condescend to follow me to the great hall
The company and followed him through the
splendid suit of VonitIGn yIls. the hall which was
itSdA'P as a German barn. The inspect OF tho the
airc Prodaced first surprise, and next an universal
smile u had no resemblance 70 the eided and scup
tnred saloons Of their sumptuous little theatres
llowe7er, it was only so much the more Teutonic
The eurtaia drew Gp. Tho surprise rose into loud
laughter even among the Voniiiaus who have seldom
been betrnyedinto any thing Beyond smile for gen
raticns ,o.cth"r Ths stage wss a Temporary cren.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26

piece, and giving all the intermediate sizes. taken
indiscrm'naiely from the bui, with a view on our
par, TO 90 to all concerned equal and exact ms, cc
cur ucsnc as expressed, was, that we should i,u-
ps'usy measure any portions, and give our opinion
whether or rot the said stone lying On Toylor'. wharf
IN 1ospnrt' was apswerabc for coping and otherwise
as called for dy tho cOnrsc. FOR coping stone. We
MouM, therefore. respectfully say, that, in our
vsrd insecordancc with tho contract, and il
not suitable for coping In no ono piece hay, the
edges been Strengthened, or the ends squared; and
.ne sizes vary In ttick,ess from, IL TO inches and
IN width from 30 to n l-2 inches Tho G,,,,,,;n
aenelsoh IRE as correct and impartial ,s il Was pos
sioie Tor US tomake them
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
10 BE Continued

c..I nov or eIcLY Capt Harris, Of the big Oak,
Ion ra'efmo, informs as that on tho f4th 18Th and
10th Nav, there were simultaneous oruo,iors en,
Mount AI'na and Volcano Island and the most violent
hurricane That had been experienced for 90 vcars
ne re smoke cinders and ashes. which poured forth
Dhcent spectacle Most Of tho inbab,nnts ioS as
Guy, under the apprehension that !, might BIO swo.
io"ou up by an earthquake. A number oflaroe builJ
lngs were blown down, and the forest trees and vino
yaIos materially damaged No American or Enolisb
vessnls IN port Jour. CYr1 "'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
Ntrt1t,1 otIU SUQtf0.
MONDAY MORNING. July 20. isso.

Francis Granger, has been nominated for Cover
nor OF New York., b. tho electors of the county of
Suiio'k tl-ong lsland.) Thus thore will be three
candidates supported BY different political interests
Enos L Throop, the acting Governor, by the Re-
gcncy' or Van Buren, Party, or to speak more occu-
ratcIy, Tie Republican Party-Erastus Root, by tho
Working Membranes Granger. by Aui-Jacksn
mans, supported by the An,-Masons and probabv
thousands of independent citizens. Its predicted by
several N. York papers, that Changers nomination
VIII be enthusiastically seconded through the State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
10 aus Nnlrops or rnr Wu1c

u momcntous calamity overhangs the Country
what 1t is, the secret monitor which advises mo of its
approach, has not Informed mc. But a prescntimen.
winch has never yet deceived me, which experience
has o(en put to the proof, tells me iiiss so.
Let the Patriot grid up his lons TO NEE, the event
ana the children of the Promise be instan, and nm
ding wrath. SAJII
we publish the above Us we found it. Perhans
the recent occurrences in S. Carolina have impaired
melancholy hue to the day dreams of our supers,i
lo"s correspondent, and that the patriotic fears which
Uosc occurrences are well calculated TO awaken
have taken IN his mind, the shape of gloomy presen
timnnt Pcrh7pl the hot weather has made him me-
lanclruy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
No. l..
.Julv oJ i07o

c. July I'd, 1850.
SIRE la the month Of June or July last, YOU called
on me TO give you statement of the probable cost o..
the coping stone for the then contemplated wall
whlc was to be built around the Navy yard 10 which
'1ade statement as required by your letter
On The arrival of the first cargo Of stone az the
ard you sent for me, and placed in my hands n
scrip Of paper, PurportDg to be contract for sold
s'one and requested me to go board the vessel and
sec u The stone was Of such dimensions as the con
tract called for ] went with the contract in INV
nhnd TO the Captain. and not finding one niece nm
deck Of the quality required, requested him 10 have
the hold opened that might sec if that which WINS
oeo" would prove better; to which he replied that h,
was unnecessary, rs il was all alike then return
ell 70 your Office, and informed you Of the fact uoon
which you requested Tint should 20 10 Eorflk md
INFORM mr.; hing Of The quality Of tie stone. I went
immediately along With the Captain Of the vessel and
stated TO MI king the condition Of Tie eione. ne
had found II; and after some conversation ON tho
SUBJECT, MIR. hing requested me to say to YOU TINT.
asthc ttone was nos suitable for coping he wonlJ he
glad you could make use of it for some other mr.
pose IN the yard, as he had bought il very low On
my returning to-, and informing you of what had
Passcd between Dir King and myself ycu observed.
that as u did not answer the object for which il was
purchased you would have nothing 10 do with H. Tho
vessel then LETT the yard and where she landed The
stone was not informed
Com. JAMES BARnos, ~
Commanding Mary Yayd, Cospori.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
No. q.

IN teauing over The pamphlet OF doc.in,e,,s ,o,l-
cd Miles King, and receipt to Al, Ss 80. ~,
coping stone dated Gosport Angus, ., 1929 No
signed Ieiffics WILLIAMSON Mast err Enspec,o1 so,
o h." me same day, and asked him If It was so that
he had never been cmr ,oaI ",l Jus, learnt that
s d nc Fep,ca ne he signed the receipt, b1, that
NJ Me-, ~. Easter Inspector" TO it; that he was
- spcctor.-Portsmouth Sd July 1880
JNO WILSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
No. 3
l.. S. NAVY YARD, GospoRT


June 30h, 1880.
S!T. have seen the statement in the newspapers
OF this day. relative to the coping stone &c. and do
hereby certify that have recollection of eyer bn
wing born, by order OF Commodore Barron. TO JET.
fries Wilkinson any message from him relative to tho
inspection OF said stone; do believe that ever
did carry any such message to Jeffiies Wilkinson
WRIGHT NJ. CHERRY.
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No. 4

, DO hereby certify, that heard Mr.. Jeffrics VIII
-nsoa say, that he received part or the whole of
the stone intended u coping for the wall intended
10 be erected around the Gosport Navy Yard and
that he thought at the time was n.i fit for Tho
purpose.
Given under my hand ,hi, 4th day of july.
C;osporf, ia July, 1880. S.M. LATIMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
U. s. navy YAnp, Gosron,

US. Navy YARD, Gosponr,
t. Juiy !, 1880.
OH ~ GolhpiLance with your request, we have
viewed the lot Of stone purchased bv Milcs K;nn
Esq for the new wall intended TO DO built around Ills
4 ard.--We have carefully examined and measured
f0cot7 one ni"cca Oft, commencing with tho 1rqers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26

Y S. NAVY YAnp. Gosrour.

IT ''4'F' HND' OOHIOWT,
t.i Juiy 5M, 1880.
a. DO hereby certify that was IN TIC Comnandnnt,.
ORC: e, when Mr. Murden, Mr.. Kings Clerk. rooucs,-
co mI' browne to say to Commodore Barron tbnt if
tnat MT. King would receive it, as he conld disnosc
OF u IN Norfolk; and Mr. Brow no returned for an.
s"cr from Commodore Barron that il shonld bo d,,n
WRIGHT NJ. CHERRY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
TIE CONTRACT

TIE CONTRACT.
, SoP'hg stone for United States at Norfolk from,
- inches thick 10 i-2, and from 10 incbos -, ~
VIDE STRAIT edges and ends square ct for law
q loot, running measure Cash on delIyerv.
iCuABOD l.. SCRANTON
81, ofMudison, Connecticut,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
; So 5 Mh; " LArIMER,
EVIr 4 WALKER,
ST FENTRESS.
.aDy Yard.
CoMMAyp4r @.

As oFrrcE, L. S. NAVY YAap)
S1R.J' Cospori, july str 1885,
and If nave received your letter of the 23th nit
er reply have to state, that Jeffries Wilkinson was
:pioyeo IN this ard daringa portion of the wears
'H<"' IS, and 80. first bricklaycr on the timber
ei>os' and lastly of the contractors and stone
nasons on the new foundation under ship house M
This last work was done by the perch, and his
name was not roll at the time he is reprcsent
ed to be The Master Inspector" and Mr. King mus,
have known it. S '-''
lie necer ,rdS ordered J me to inspect the stone al
idded to IN your communication, and he has denie,
having authorised any person to append to his name
tnat title, and if he had assumed it every officer in The
ara could have proved its falsity.
Enclosed send you documents relative 10 this
TRANSACTION which presume, you will find fully cor
roborauye with my letter TO the Honorable the Seq
retary OF the Navy on this subject and thew will be
sworn to, il required
Ihls stone is now lying on Taylors wharf near
this yard, where 1t may be seen and tboroughly ex
Gun NED IL II answers the description given Of it bv
1oueries Wilkinson, or is agreeable to Mr. Kings re-
presentation, then all those who have been concerned
III us rejection are reprehensible; if Otherwise II
proves that we have done more than our dutv.
Your lette. to Jefferes Wilkinson has been d.li,
cred to h!m He lives in the town of Portsmouth,.
ana IT receive any answer from him, will forward 4,
Immediately to you. -
ain, Sir very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
JAMES BARRON.
| AMOS Kendall, Esq.
an HUtitiOr, Vashi1gton, y C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
documents accompanying the 4M .4udi,cr's
reply 10 Jiiies King.
CoMMASpASr's- OrrrcE, II. s. Navy Yam.
Gosporf Mar sSd 1aao

| SoMNANpANrs-O rercE, ~. s. Navy YAnp,
. Gosporf, May 2sd 1880.
SIN; have received your letter of the s,st ins,sn,
Of stone, &c. i'@i'"'
rms cargo OF stone was purchased some time last
summer by Miles King, ESQ. and sent 60 this Yard
Tor tho purpose of a coping Tor the wall winch was
aooat Ia DC erected at that time.
W" h'g accompanied the arrival of the stone
ucle' au stated the object for which was intended
remarking that he had bought i, yery cbean I ,l;3
NOT think the stone suitable for the purpose for wbS
no said was intended and stated nav objections.
nong others, were those Of its great INEQUALITY in
,.Hness ana thas 1t wuold Cost more to reduce II
10 proper size than it was worth "
ne however, did not appear disposnd "a All,
ooJ,cuons, and requested that tho STONE r,;rh, ~
lanuea, and further examined, to which, conssn,aJ
,"s myself very comre,en, Judge, and
'"e stone was deposited on Taylor's wbo,f So N""
Soon after, was told thar This .,oM m's,.i
~ ~ '"G "ne on which the Will was tn h, e,oct.d.
su Ms' Hooers, the Cashier OF the United S,n,cs,
low he u ua"s =, artoa came and asked of me
COW ne was To be repaid for this caruo of s,onn ~
money Tor whlc!, he had advanced 'o' '''
ISoned, nat, If the stoao passed the insn.c,ior
w"teh d would be subjected, there would be no
-''y ABOUT the payment; but if it did not pass
Sc n an Inspection . would not be received nor tho
oli!S Tor the amount approved By me.
a survey was accordingly ordered. ard the stone
condemned; and heard nothing more of il mil
some s9n lew months SINCE received a message from
AIR kinS. by one of his clerks saving that if wonld
allow the stone to be cartcd back to Taylors WHAT
ne would have II taken away as he could now sru !,
IN advantages; to this requ,s, | consented and Nh,
stone was immediately placed he wharf and tbere
ii still remains ~ ''
never authorized any person to receive this stone
aud know nothing about the receipt which vour let
ter aiudes TO. ' &C.
herewith enclose you tho copy of the survey held
upon this cargo nj stone, by two compcteu, Stone
T'ascls and one house builder 0"'
have the honor to be-
Sir most respectfully,
Your obi servant;
~, ~, JAMES BARRON.
Secretary Of TIE .Nauy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
keSpec tiully, SIR,
Your obedient servants,
LEML LANGLEY,
II. NJ. ARMISTEhD.

Commodore JAMES BARRoN.
Commanding q. S. Nary Yard, Gosport
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
No. L.

w, =, GosroRr, Sept l7Lh, 1929.
ON JHmes Barron, commandment of the NAVY Yor1
al oosPort' Va to inspect a certain parcel of s,nre
reserved there tor the purpose of coping or the finish
have surveyed said parcel of stone and do oiyo a.
ne pest OF or opinions, that the stone is not n. All
suNso'c IN any respect for the purpose desired =.
Is OF qnaI'y very different from any we hay~ l.
seen used for that business. and has neitb- ever
nor thickness suitable Tor the same Inr e width
which, we subscribe our names. estmony ct
SAML NJ f.AT1urp
LEVI WALKER,
Cox. JAs,Es BARnoY y L fENIRESS.
GosPo,t " ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26

Mr. Secretary Branch has returned to WASHINGTON
after flying visit to N. Carolina
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26
MR.. RANDOLPH.

Many have predicted that this original would quar-
Tei with the officers OF the Concord before he reached
his destinations Capt Baldwin of the Alexander. in
his last trip TO England under the necessity of
threatening him with the strait jacket. cores
pondent ofthe Commercial Advertiser (hs rospectn-
bility avouched by the Edor,) gives the following
narrative
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26

rTRo. II. ADAMS, u s. Senator from the STINT
o. M'saissippi, died at Nachez on the ID inst after
'"oft Illness and cat moment (says the Natchcz)
wheh MS recovery was eXpectcd'-a sudden 'apsc.
Mr. adams was tho successor Of Mr. Reid. who died
at LOUISVILLE last year, and had served but enc seq
sion. His talents were respectable.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-23
pr.Ep.

In this town on Friday morning last. mrs
Christian Brnister, widow Of John Banister,
Esq aged 81 years, 49,
On tho g uil mr.. John Chsnyel, aged 60
years-far moro than 40 years he was 4 faiih.
fol attendant as ferryman between tho New.
port and Canonicut ferries. ,fs,-.
Yesterday forenoon. Thomas Allen. son OF
the late mr.. Andrew v. Allen,sin the 5th year
Of his age. .,o...,.. tNa...
On Saturday evening isst, mrs Mary Gibbs,
widow of snr James Gibbs. aged ID years.
Al Middietown, on the 9th inst mrs Eunice
Rider, wifs Of mr.. Silas Rider, and daughter
Of mr.. William 8. Peckham.
In Glastonbury, (Conn.) on the 4,h inst.
Rev. Samuel hnstin, d. ID. aged 40 ycars.
late President of Vermont University -Hs
was for several years Pastor of the Fra, Con.
gregational Church in this towa,
In New. Bedford, on the 18th inst. mr..
Charles Cannon, formerly Of this town, aged
*.
Tn Providence, on Sunday last, John Math.
ewson. esq nged 55. late Secretary pfthe
Providence Washington Insurance Company.
Monday, mr.. Charles w. Manton, son Of
Joseph Manton. esq. aged I5.-Mf Henry o
Young. son of the late mr John Young, aged
"a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-23
NOTICE.

UNHE Subscribers hereby give notice,
III that having been appointed by the
town Of Little Compton for that purpose,
they preferred q petition TO tho las, Octo
ber session Of the General Assembly, pray
ing that an act may be passed to suihorite
said tow in legal town meeting assembled.
TO exchange, sell, lease ur otherwise dis.
pose of such parts of the highways in said
town, 40 in the opinion Of said town will IN
no way affect The 'rarel Of the public over
the same Prorided, that in so doing the
interest or individuals holding lands on said
hirhwsys shall bo in no way iiiterfercd with
or sffecied.-hnd that said petition wssrc.
cs;ved and continued to the next session Of
the General Assembly, Of which oil persons
interested therein are requested 70 take
notice. SANFORD ALMY,
NATH'L. TOMPkINS. ID
Little Compton. Nov. 20, 1890. 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-23
Ale & Porter
BREWERY.


THE Subscriber offers for Sale, his
IL BEST ALE; in Bbls. and half BblS
warranted equal to any imported,
TABLE ALE. FOR fnmilies, in 10 golion
kcgs, half Shls aud barrel, delivered tree
ofexpence To any par, OF tho Town. The
price of Strong Ale is s6 PR Dbl. and S3
PER- half bbl.--Tablc Ale at 81 per Dbl. aud
smaller quantities in the same proportion.
Yeast may be had at the following Stofesi
viz.
Thos s. Sanhope's, Broad Street.
J. B. Atkinson's, opposite the State
House.
John Colts, Thurs,on house. Spring.
Street.
WIN. Goffs corner OF Gardiner's Wharf
John I. Bailey's, in ths hack street.
Retailers may be stpplied by. Application
at the Brewery, where orders Tor ALE sre
received. THOMAS n. EVANS.
Q5-W,a.V7iED TO Hire, q steady. active
BOY from the Country:--Apply at thS
Brewery,
Newport, Dec. is. 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-23

Mr.. Sandford has presented in the
Senate, memorial from the past mid
shipmen of the Navy, praying for an
increase ofpay. Wehope this petition
will not have been addressed to Con-
gress in vain. After six years of ha-
zardous service, they ought most GER
tainly to receive an addition to the
scanty compensation, which, during
this long period, they are obliged to live
upon. After four years of intense study
to.be sure, but Of comparatively far
more ease and comfort, the cadet at
West-Point, receives his appointment
TO the rank, pay and emolumen.s of a
second lieutenancy in the army. The
six years of a midshipman's life, should
beconcluded with the certainty at least
ofany equal reward for services rem
dered,and perils encountered, on the o.
cean,and In unhealthy climates.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-23
Oar representative Mr.. Pearce has

Oar representative Mr.. Pearce has
already introduced several resolutions
calculated not merely TO benefit his
own state, but the commerce of the
country. In this quarter we are much
gratified by the promptitude with which
he submitted his resolutions calling for
ali the surveys that have been made of
the Narragansett, wah'a view TO the
establishment of a Navy Yard in this
vicinity. Aad this feeling is not ex-
clpsively selfish ortseciional. Sach an
establishment is called for by the inter-
ests of the Navy, which are not the in
terests of Rhode-fslanI only, bat of
the country. .The repeated recon-
mendations of:the Secretlry of the
Navy ought not to be wholly without
efieet-and if Congress is not inhuenc-
ed by improper considerations the sug-
gestions of the Secretary will soon be
made the subject of legislative deliber-
ation and enactment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-23
SHIP NEWS.

ENTERED.
Brig Sra Bird, Carr, Havana.
Baron, Godfrey, Port al Prince.
Sloop Uuntress. Dennis, New York.
Brig Harvest. Eldred, New York.
Sloop Mary, Heath, do.
- Splendid, Read, do.
-s CLE4RED.
Brig Gov. Coddiug,ou, Rider, New Or
leans.
Sahr. Freedom, S,eclman, Wsreham.
Sloop Huntress. Dennis, Providence.
:" Gresiap, Swift, Wsrehiah'
Big Sea Bird Carr, New Yotk.
Sloop Mary. Heath. Providence.
IA SpIendid. Read, do. 49,.