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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-18
"WEDNESDAY. Jan. 10 1874.

Mr.. Anderson presented report from
the Sci, ct Committee on the memorial OF
NJ. 2. Brooke and A. j. Marshall. The
report enclosed letter from A. J. Mar
shall, asking Of the Committee to be per
mitt' d TO employ Counsel, or to withdraw
their memoriol-as they could not act as
witnesses and prosecutors. The Com
mitiee, not choosing TO act upon the re
quest, referred tho matter to the House
for instruct Gus.
Mr.. Daniel Of r. offered resolution
declaring ,h,t the prayer Of the memorial
list asking for Counsel is unreasonable,
and that the Committee proceed with the
investigation.
Mr.. Daniel of P. G. moved TO amend
the resolution by substituting reasonable
for unreasonable. But Mr.. ID. withdrew
his amendment to enable Mr.. Stephenson
TO offer an amendment instfuc,ing the Sc
leci Committee to permit the m moliaisis
to appear by counsel.
Mr.. Andersen argued at length against
Counsel lie said there was no prece.
dent in the books Of the accusing party
being allowed counsel. The Common
wealth now is the prosecutor, and the
Constitution provides that this House shall
conduct the prosecution.
Mr. Gurnett moved to amerd the
amendment by allowing counsel to the
accused also;-which was accepted by
Mr.. Stephenson.
Mr.. Galaher, from general principle
of fairness, should vote for the privilege
OF counsel TO both.
Mr.. Talalerro called for the ayes and
noes-which were ordered, and were
ayes 65, noes 81.
The tax bill came up. The question
pending was the amendment of Mr.. Leake
10 Mr.. Galaher's proposition directing the
Treasury to receive Virginia's share Of
the Land money.
The amendment declares the Distrbu.
ton act "unjust, arbitrary and unconstitu.
tional," and was adopted by the following
vote: ayes II, noes 81.
Mr.. Galaher remarked that he had
discharged his duty. If the gentlemen Of
the majority wers content to pronounce
Gen. Jackson's acts unconstitutional, aud
to refuse money justly belonging to the
State, or to blink the question, well and
good. They must take the respons billty.
Mr.. Lanier addressed the House al
large in support OF the consttutionality
and expediencv OF the Distribution. He
quoted the opinions ofMr. Jefferson, Mr..
Madison, Gen'l Jackson upon The DiStrl-
button and tho Tariff.
Mr.. Stanton called the Previous Cues.
tion.
Mr.. Bowden called the ayes and noes
on the demand for the Previous Question,
which wcre-ayts 90, noes Al.
So the main question was ordered
which was MIR. Galaher's propos ;ion, as
amended by Mr.. Leake.
The ayes and noes were bs follows:
ayes Al, noes 66.
Mr.. Stanton called the Previous Cues
ton on the engrossment OF the bill.
Mr.. Gallaher said, from Tie vote inst
given, it is understood that the majority
in this House do not consider the Dstr-
button unconstitutional.
The previous question was ordered,
and the tax bill was ordered to engross-
mont by the following vote: ayes Sc,
noes 2l.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-18

01-R. Y, CONRAD. Esq having declined the
nomination for recollection TO the Senate from the
Frederick District the Convention re-assembled
in Charles,own on Monday last and nominated
JonE S. GaLLAuER, Of jefferson. The Wings Of
the District can elect him and they mean to do it,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-18

VAoANcr IN THE CABINET.-The Senate, on
Monday last, rejected the nomination of DAVID
HEssHAw, as Secretary of the Navy. MI Wise
is spoken Of for the vacancy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-18
Summary of Legislative Intelligence.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIpAY. Jan, 9Th. lS4I

FRIDAY, Jan. 9Th, 1874.
The Tax Bill was called up. The
question pending, was on the adoption OF
the following amendment of Mr.. Wi:cher:
"On oil sums of money held by an in.
dividual or partnership, on the lst day of
February, over and above the sum Of
$500, exclusive of what such individual
or partnership may be owing TO other per.
sons, tax OF l2l cents on every hundred
dollars so held, in hand, or on deposit
with airy individual, partnership or bank
Of this Commonwealth"
Mr.. Daniel understood that Mr.. Witch
er had consented to accept his amendment,
and incorporate it with hIs-whch was
done. Mr.. DIS amendment reads:
provided, no capital in trade belong
ing to merchants or auctioneers who have
paid licence, or capital belonging to in-
corpo,aied companies, shall be subject to
this tax"
Mr.. Cooke moved to amend the amt nd
ment as follows:
provided, also, that il does not reach
farmers, graziers, lawyers, mechanics, and
DOCTORS" cor added by Mr.. Gallaher)
other persons subject to taxation by this
BILL"
Mr.. Cocke's amendment, after a few
remarks, by Mr.. Cooke, Mr.. Gallaber
and Mr.. Witcher, was rejected.
The question REQUIRED on agreeing 10
Mr.. Witcher's amendment.
Mr.. Witcher explained and advocated
his proposition; which was opposed by
Mr.. Tebbs aud Mr.. Daniel, of R., and dis
agreed to: AYES al, noes 20.
Mr.. Baldwin moved reconsideration
of the vote of yesterday adopting the fol.
lowing amendment Of Mr.. Broadus:
"2 per cen, on all such interest. profits
or dividends, &C., after deducting there.
from, the interest which such individual
shall have actually paid out to others in
the same period"
Mr.. Edmunds urged tho consideration
on the ground, that the amendment was
more comprehensive than it was designed
to be. 1t makes exception Of interest on
State and incorporated bonds-which was
not tho case last winter.
Mr.. Carter was surprised at this motion.
The question was sgain and again deci-
ded by the House last year, and again
yesterday; aud if the question was TO be
recons.dered again, he knew not when the
subject would be disposed Of lie differ.
ed with Mr.. Edmunds as to the effect Of
the amendment. He understood it TO be
with the bill of last year; but if
such was not the fact, if the interest on
State bonds, &c. was excepted, the cor
recton could be easily made. He had no
objection to that. But if the principle of
the amendment was 10 be assailed again,
after repeated combinations by the House
this year and tie last, he must oppose it.
Mr.. Edmunds said his object in urg-
ing reconsideration, was to get rid of
the amendment altogether. But if mn
jority were opposed to that. they could
controul the result, and retain the amend.
uent, after correcting The mistake.
The motion to reconsider, prevailed:
ayes 93, noes BIB.
Mr.. Brawner moved to amend the
amendment, hy adding at its close, "on
money acknowledgement.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-18

duct of the supporters (smong the polticians) Of
Mr. Calhoun at this place and ia Warrington
Passing events and expected Developments, to
which cannot refer, induce an impression
that Mr.. Calhoun will, at least, be neutral. A
few days-if reports Of an authoritative character
shnll be confrmed-will disclose how all this may
be.
The Log Cabin lie in the hands Of the ~orkmeu.
1t is spacious, and promises to be comfortable
building. II is proposed TO complete it by the yh
of February, for the Wing Conventien, which, it is
hoped and anticipated, will be large and ANNA
will send her deputation. All will find welcome.
The "latch string" as in 40, riH hang on Ike
outside.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-18

in the speech alluded to, (made on The lsth of
Feb. 1928, on the powers of the Vice Presiden, as
presiding ctfcer of the Senate) Mr.. Van Bsren
comments on the attempt" of Mr.. Adams, N n's
inaugural address, ITO trace the origin OF the TWO
great political parties" (which he odds nave
divided the country from the adoption oil me Lon
sutution 10 the present day," and after rfJro'"s
Me-. Adams theory he gives his own ~ 'ie 'o''o"'
ing words: They Ohe TWO great Pohs'cai Par
ties OF Federast and Republicanl arose nom otn'
mainly IN he asc,ibed 10 The struggle between two
opposing principles that have benin active opera
ton in This country from TIC closing scenes of the
Revolutionary war the present day--the one
seekipp 10 sbsolb, as far practicable, all power
from lis legitimate and condense IT into a
single head the other, an antagonist principle,
labouring rs assiduously to resist the enoroach-
m, n,s end limit the eStent of ELccuiigs aslhqr,y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28
cow NlNtI GATED.
answer 10 QUESTION in last PAPER
a FRIEND uF TrMpsRANcE.

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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28
Communicated.
To tho Friends Of Tcmmrancc,

A tn" nbnso, both of salc and tho use of in
'"xicn'inc liquors, is admitted by all, to bc
e'"a' evil how to correct II seems 10 be o
''flicnlt a"Iniion. Those who ndyocnic th,
"n'ir" abolition of tho sale. 20 ,on far, M il
"ns' b" adinnted. TINT. Tor so,nr nurpnscs. il
useful. t'f not n"c"ssnry.) - That b"ing the
use. how I" check ih" abuse should BE- the
''nn"d "ff"ri 81 all. The l,rcn-c system has
'""n tried. and found moi To answer the pui
"sr. 10 allow The free snio. las has been
'rhp"scd by som") world in my opinion n.
"fras" the evil therefore i would proposr.
lha' III" town Through lhrir Conncil) shonld
rave III" entire control and inana grInon NJ of il
tn" plan would recommend would be, TIM,
III" Council be empowered Ia rmpl1y M
'g"nl who sLnll hnvr snlary not exceeding
- hundred dnIlar,) 10 supcrplcnd The sal.
'"d pnrchnac-ihc sale n br regulated NJ
'"ll"ws: : - Ia nil p"rsnn4 vim s'n,c they wan
i for medicinal or useful pnrposrs-rh'
rnnrs "f NIL purchasers To b" recorded. ~
my person or pcrsons. shall purchase and
'.". or nllow it to be usrd. fnr bcvcrag"
.linll on such infuma'Ion ns To satisfy ih"
\g"ni of the p"rv"r.ion. be deemed Ia haze
"r.ircd his rigIi Ia purchase. mud the Ag"n,
=" pr"l'bi'"d from selling Ia such person Z"
p"r-"n- therrniicr. The snlrs 10 be nways
'rr cash-;o be sold at cosi. adding cents
,"r gallon. Ia cover ih" nclna, expenses oi
ME. If The income fall short oi The cx
the haInnc" 10 be- paid out of ia. Town
Treasury but. II there be- any excess n
.hnlI b" pa'd INTO the ''rcnsnry for the com
mon benefit Of the Town. Thus plan Will
Ia away III" plea f"r n Icrnse system rh"
community (inr all useful purposes will have
: pn"r qniny "f liquors Cor less cost
illhnugh II will b. n monnpo'y, il is such az
one, have no doubt. iha, viii command rIw
pprnha,i"n al every one VIII" ba. his nciah-
r"i's welfare NJ hrnri. II lhi- plnn IL mp
proved al 10y il" pubic. ! would T"cnuln"ud
The purchase from our dealers al their stocks
pn hand, NJ The market value. Il know there
are some VII" wouId be- glad Ia GET rid nf he
'nslurss on tint cnnd;tion, aud would do
all IN their power To nd in III" rcfnrmniln
/" carry cut tins plan it will b" necessary To
1r"hIbn the sale by all other persons. To
,'rr,ri, any yinlnli"ns nf sn h regulation, II
should b" mndc The tu'y al nl town ili,"rs,
p" give notice To rh" Council Of every viola.
ion ar Infringement that may com" I" their
made Ia answer accordingly.
a FRIEND Of TEMpsRANCE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28

CoNNrcrlcur.- The drsp"raic means
nhIch nrr rsorl"d Ia hy ih" l.nc"inr"-. !"
hru effort ~ carry tnnn"riIrnt. - Illn.ira'-
Il ~ M attack upon ilr I'll" nf Wing
,nlrr II, Sl"nlutJuu. I II" ,llicn was rn
"r'd nl inr "'rLwk nn Thursday mnrnlug
h. type carried III aud thrown inn Ili,' rannl.
,nd the materials broken up. THE only ~
nguablc oll' - Ia stop Wing paper "n
~" eve al ~ important clrriur. u such
ihlups rau bc dnur ~ tnnurrIirui what
nlghr b" expected ~ I."rninc"isp. should n
b"r"u" vc'"rl"us III the country ?-PrOri
k'ncc J,urhaL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28
III E II A l. ID OF TIL e TIMES.

INSANE AsvLrM-It viii be- rccollccied
hat III" late lion. Nicholas Brown, of Prwi
h"ncr, IN bis last WIN. bcQueaihrJ on con.
dnmns. ih" .nm of Thirty Thousand Dollars.
towards the erection of an Asylum for The
insane IN ihis S'nte, and a, the late session
"f 'h" General Assembly nm aci Of Incorpora.
non was granted 10 certain petitioners for
10" pnrpos" Of carrying into effect the views
of the bennvoleni donor.
w" understand that n meeting Of the Cor.
p"rn'ors took place 6t Pr"yldrnc" ON Wednrs.
day l"s' when Cyrus Butler. Esq Of Pr"v
d"nr". subscribed ,hc munifcrn, sum of For
rY Tm"usANR DoLLARs. towards ih"'ohj"ci
%" cond'l'"u fhni the further sum of $40, ,09O
shall be- raised by Subscription among The
rniz'ns generally. The meeting after max
ing paninl organizarlnn. appointed Com
niiirr Ia rirr runl" subscription papers for the
p"rp"sc Of obtaining the necessary al mount,
-hercWy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28

FrRE.-Thc building used for dr,in,
wool on the wharf, below lie WooIri
Mill of Thrs. Il Hazard, Esq. an,
which will he rccoilrctcd, took fire t
few weeks ago, was again dlsc"vcrr'
to be on filr on Thursday evening last
about 6 u'clock. The fire was frs,
discovered on board the Gutter Jack
son, Capt. Rudolph aud boat well llle,
with officers aud. men was inmcdial,I,
despatched tn assist in suhduing III,
hamcs. Notwithstanding there was ,
violent snow stuim AT the time, the scv.
al engines and ire companies wcr,
promptly on the spot, aud the FIRE wa
got under with about the same amour
oi damage us before say $500.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28
GREAr Wn'G VICrnRv ~ PtNNsyLvAxI

GREAT WnG ViCrnRv ~ PENNsyLyANIA
.Dn Fidiv l,-l u special "h'riinu wa- h"d
net. tor n ur'mhrr 81 Congress, ~ plac" ut
VIZ. WILKINS r"slgucd Ia accept The utfi"r
nr S"rI,tary al War. TIE weather was very
isHgr''""6l, bat III" vote. uniw outstanding.
was irIy barge. There wct" Il,rr" rnudi
la'' --t"n"lln@ D"raah, Nv T. ID. Gaz
>'u', IT,. + aud n. B ,'r"Is. \b"''l'"". -.
~" lra,n Ii",n the PIisbnrgh hr"nirlr tl,nl
Darah (N.) was rl"rt"d by over 700 mul't,-
\. ! lat. l~ nn unrof,nn' >lgn ~ P"un-y Iva
ia. Iu ihl- dI-irlci ~ III" H-i OIuhrr rh"c
t"u. Wilkins Il. + wa-" elected hy clear
~ l"rlir over iw" "pgu,ing candidates he
"r",s"d 4I:'5 ,","s. BncF"rrdg". Nv
lrsl aud CraIs (Ant.masuni 22;H.- BM
I'ni.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28
The Drmncrnlic State Committee al

The Drmncrniic State Committee oi
south Cnrul,un have issued an address
q" Va" patty giving the reasons why they
-hould ~ud nn dchgairs Ia The Balu-
m"Ir Convention, aud should refuse 4"
nike any share "r my responsibility ~
The nrilun "f that b"dy. The committee
any that ih,s course dneS not preclude
thrm from suppnIiing the nomination,
should u he such ~ gives them sai'-i"c.
uon otherwise, they do not CONSIDER
themselves IN any manner bound by u.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28

viii be sod n, Pnbc Auction, on NOV.
D.HY the lst day of April nex,. ht II
o'clock. a. m, on tho premises, # far. II
not, the first fair day after. by virtue Of an.
thoIny from The Coad oi Probate of New
pn,i. all lne r.gGt. u,ie and interest which
James Boone. late Of Newport, dee. had
IN and 10 the following described Real
Elolcs IN SAID Newport. VIZ:
g1.a A lot OF land and Mansion
r.s.ash House. late the residence of said
nss,EES James Bnnne, bounded north on
ctakfstEs3 land Of Mrs. Ga,nlneli ensi on
SPuug street south on land al Thomas
Pfar. A lot of land and iwo houses there
on on the Nes, side of Thames street. boun.
ded south m a passage way west on the
aarhof; aad moth Un innd Of Jeremiah Pea.
body aud others. 4 lot aud dwelling house
rhorron late iha residence Of James Boone
; nlor, bounded west on Thames s,ree, 4;
north on l0nd Of s Wlnlehnrne and south
un l-nd ~ Eli-hA Atkins. Two lois Of land
and Two hOnsos thereon an Lees wharf.
Conditions GIade known al tune of sale.
OLIVER READ. .4dn'r.
Feb. l5 1914.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28

A. N"rkr' 27o Rec, Cattle, 10 pa,s WokHg Oxen
200 sheep. aud 1910 Sui ire
PnicEs-Beri Enillr-ilighrr price. were ohininrd,
mad We n'ivnrr qnuiai iio- via -Nirn 25 "a SO
first qunhn - a 2j SECOND quality 4 rs n Is
third qnniii,. IS n q.
Working ON-n--Snl-- nj 90 20 2and 90
sh"rp-From 215tn
s"inr-Spe> qnick. Lots To peddir Sc G.r sows
ai =" mr Burrows AtIeinil &c IJr sows, aud &c for
Bnrrows
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28

CD at New Orleans, 9Th, Brig Annawon,
SwaseN, for Charleston.
Ara al New Work, l-lh, Big Gen. Cobb,
Hammond, 10 da,s lin Aus Caves.
Ar NJ B",ton, l9ih, Bark lluma, willard,
im Savannah
Cd NJ Baltimore" lStI, Schr Direct, Rtgg,,
fr New work. Sailed l2lh, Bug O,laSIg,
Smith. inr B">tnu.
Al Havana, slh inst I'rig Albert, Pcdrick,
Tor Card.un-, to load for y Newport.
Cid ~ New OrIrdn,, lYih, Srhr Warsaw,
Bnrdrct, Tor ihs port VIA Grand Cayu. Ia.
Surd Ia Nnuiulk, 20th, Schr RusaIthc,
Nlchol-, Wichlord
Al Savannah, I7Ih, Schr Virginian, Finch,
E,r Havana
Sailed tn Lyerpool 10Th inst. shp ST. Lawrence
Chnre, tur New Oilrnu.
DISASTERS, sc.
Schr Maria. nf Pro, idrncr, Alhcrs, fm Wi.
mngtou, Nc ir Nassau, with lumber, wa'
totally lost un Aharo 2ilh i"nr uccourt say'
2Oih) ali crew saved, aud iak'u io Nassau
Sclr lndrprud'ucr, tui Fall R,crl Nm. J.
Swnsr, ma,trr, from Chntlr.ipn tor Havana
with rice, was t"iall, lost on Ab,co, nlght 60
2Oih alt passengers aud crew saved, aud viii
part ~ the cargo taken 10 Na.san. Cant Swn
-, aud WIFI, Miss Walton, u ra,scugrr, nu,
il" cirw of schr independence" and The crew
nr srhr Mara. MI arr At Charleston l6,h iu,t
~ sch MARY Clark lu Nassau.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28
AUCTIONS.
Sale Postponed.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

4 =, . -
NswPoRr,N:-
4 RY virtue Of 90 Execution issued out ~
- the Court of Common Pleas for the
county Of Washington, August Term. \. ID,
lel3, IN favor of Mary a. Hazard. of South
klnYsiown. snd Ia me directed unG delivered,
will sell nj Pubic Auction, on The premises,
To The blghes, bidder. on Saturday the 23a
Tday of March. lsI4, NJ eleven ociock. a NJ.
II Al the rghi, tale aud interest that Wsl-
ter J.. Cozz"ns. of the town aud county Of
N"Ubnr. had on the OH dss Of August,
ls42. ht S o'clock Z. N IN aud 10 The fol.
( tlnwlng esinirs. situate IN said Newport. and
prescribed ns inllows, to vii "a lot Of land,
with the buddIngs thereon. bounded M fol.
ln.s: wrst.1y an Thames street 10 feet 3
finchrr; sooiberly an land lsie Of Sas
4 Dean; sn.i"fly on land lSle w iliam r..
Mumiord'. l0 feet norlh"rly on u line run.
"lnp through 'hG house "a feet an land lAts
Charles NJ Thurston's. agrpcb9Iy to a form
Ict plat. Also. IN aud TO another lot 0f land,
with dive Hug house and other buildings
thereon. bounded easterly on way leading
To Mill street, Ia land late oi Silus Dean
Sonlherly on land late of said Dean wes-
itcrly on passage way ond nonherly on
Mil street. being the estate late owned by
w lillian L. MuniorI, dec. Also. in and TO
another lot of land ~ The south part of New
port. containing about one aero, Ind fnrincr-
,ly owned by William Batemnn. and bounded
-"ulherly on land late Of Thomas Clarke
."s-,ery on land late of Flee, T.. Green
norih"ry on land late William Lee's and
easerly on Spring street. Also, in aud to
"a haucr's shop, on a lot Of land bounded
nor!h on land Of Mary McReo east on land
"i Benjamin Weaver south OF Prospect
.llIll street, aud west on land of lhr hers ef
Benjamin - aud William G. Greene.
Newport. Feb. 20. l6i4.
The sac of The above properly is post
poncd to Saturday, u" Gin day ol Apnl next,
4, s,rgel o'clnck, an.
WM. II. DOUGLAS, Shr;F.
March 2e.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28
ssss rs SHIP NEWS. A..
PORT OF FORT. /.
AR RIVED.

THURSDAY, March 81.
Scbrs Emulous, Small, from Bristol for New
Bedford . Renown, Lowell, New York fpr
Boston Euphra,es, Baxtcr,F. RIVER for Boston
Roger Parmiilee, Burt, New Bcdfprd for Ports
mouth, X L., 10 load Coal for \ 7.
R"y. Gutter Jackson, Ru!"lph, fm n cruise
s,i""p> Yank"e, Hatch, in Fail River for \
York Roscius, Bu't, New York for Taunton
FRIDAY, March as.
SIoop Ricnzi, Durfce, fn Providence, and
Excel, Simmons, FAN River; J. &. Myeis
Dlshton.
SATURDAY, siarrn ~.
Bremen Ship EInrd, BraSchnn, frn Boston
for Prov 10 load oil for Bremen
Bark Carlos, Mauran, 6 days from SavannnI,
for Providence
Schrs Gen. Warren, Smart, rm Camden e.,
T. River u. Ames, Blake, Taunton for
Philadrph,a.
Sloop Ornament, Oaks from n Y for Prov
SUNDAY, March 81.
Schrs Pioneer, Prcsby, fn Taunton for \
York Tiger, N,e, New Bradford for hlbanv ;
Reaper, Sears, do for Baltimore; Fort Hill,
GRAY, Boston fr Philadriphin
Shops Oscar, Philips FIN Taunton for n Y
james lampheer, Kenny, Prov for do.
MONDAY. March Is.
Brig Eastern Star, (or PorIlauD Dcnni,on,
Gn Cardouas I3,h inst with Molasscs, To Geo.
En.s.
Srhr L"andcr, Of +. Greenwich, date OF
TYNE, Comm Johnson, im East Greenwich
Tor .'ayhr""k.
Sl""p Victory, French, fn Prov. frr i y
Sloop Erie, Gibbs, fm n Bedford lor y Y.
WEDNEsDAy, March ~.
Schr Flash Lake, from Philadelphia with
10 tons Coal To ). Newton, Jr.
CLEARED.
25di-Brig Good Hope, Riley, Havana
4" Schr IlolcSpont, Woodbury., Boston.
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with other maliciou. insinuations, viii
writing Mr.. 'ientles communications
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