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9UDGE BOWEN.
GEORGIA..

By his Esesllesey John Mflledgs, &C.
vernon and cemmdider incGf Of jthe
asmysaa Navy q this state and IF tie
l militia ihtree. zssr,' =. r
Toallto whom these presents shall come,
or be made known-oREEf9nG i
WHERHAs by the FIRST section Of the
third article Of the constitution of THE
state, it is, among other things, declar.
ed, that "the Judges Of the Superior
Court shall be elected for the term Of
three years, removable by the governor,
on the address Of two thirds pof bqAh
Houses for that purpose, or BY impeach-
ment and conviction thereon" "
And whereas both houses of the legis.
lature, that Is to say. the house Of repre-
sentatives on the seventeenth day Of May
inst. and the senate of this day, did cause
tobe presented TO me aiaaddress, in the
words following, to wit. - :, : H.
In tie Hsnse Of Representatives,
@t Nay 14th, 1904. 7 7
J" To his Excellency John Milledge, Go.
vernon and commander in Chief, in
" and over the state Of Georgia. :,
The address Of the House Of Repre-.
sentatives Of the state aforesaid, respect.
fully sheweth, That several charges Of q
highly criminal nature copy whereof
is hereto annexed, having been exhibit
ed against Jabez Bowen, Judge Of the
SuperioHcourtso of the Eastern district,
supported by such testimony as fully 50.
tis6es the House, and leaves NO doubt
ofthe guilt and criminality Of the said
Jabez Bowen -..-.=...:z H.. "a 7. :
: ~ We therefore. Representatives ..
foresaid, considering the said Jabez Bow
EN- wholly unworthy the digni6ed station
he at present occupies, do unanimously
request your Excelleney to exercise the
authority vested in you BY the constitu-
ton, and remove him the said -Iabez
Bowen, Immediately from his Office of
Judge Of the said district" r.
ABRAHAMJAcKsoN speaker.
Attest, -, s - :.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
PETERSBURG, March 10.

ALExAnDEa gloriousIy. follows the
steps Of bis grandsire. This prince g
NOT yst % years Of age, born in 1777,
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The quantity oftsilyer plate, jewelry,
gold articles, &c. pIundered from the
dead and brought IN BY the negroes. was
immense, and frequently offered for sale
at half its value. =, - :
4 On the 2ad April Fort. Dauphin was
pillaged, part Of the town destroyed,
and the whites massacreed TO the num-
Der Of, from IS TO 90. - .sE,. "a g. L.,
A few days afterwards the French In
habitants Of Sc. Jago, and othsr parts Of
the interior, were escorted to the Cape
under = strong guard, and there but.
chered.
A Danish schooner, lying at the Cane,
|. with passengers from ST. Thomas, was
seized and every sailor and passenger on
board massaered. IS III Z. ss8 +.
Ofthe white persons who escaped from
the island almost BY miracle, several
have arrived At this port in the Grey.
hound 9 in the Almy which sailed for
New York days before the GREYHOUND.
viz. carne and daughter, Helm, wife
and Son, d. Albre, Astaiz, Gabareau and
wife and in the Nancy, for Charleston.
Messrs. Oliver and erosion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13
Ecgi5tatura Of Clicgi'lia.
EXTRACTS FROM TIE JOURNALS OF
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

THURSDAY, December 9th, 1904.
Communication from the Senate by their
clerk
The Senate have agreed to the refoution of
the horfe of delegates, 10 proceed on Thurfdav
next, by joint ballot, ~ the appointment of 4
public printer to this commonwealth for one
year.
The order ofthe day on the Rate Of the COM
monwe2lh being read;
Ordered, that the fame be put off till TO.
morrow.
The order Of the day for the houfe 10 pro-
coed on this day by joint ballot with the Senate
to the choice of public printer, for one year,
being read
On motion,
Ordsrs3, That the faid order be poGponed
until Monday, the 18th inf.
Ordered, That Mr.. John1on do acauainl the
Senate Herewith, and dclire Their concurrence
thereto.
On motion;
Re)oi7,fd, That this houfe will tomorrow.
proceed by Joint ballot with the Senate, 70 the
choice of a Governor or Chief Maginrate OF
this commonwealth for one year.
Ordere6, That Mr.. Barbour do carry the
iaid reiolution to the Senate, and defire their
concurrence thereto.
On motion,
KJoiTed, nat TINS houie VIII tomorrow
proceed by joint ballot with the Senate, to cleo
Senator to reprefent this rate in the Senate of
the United States, TO fupply the vacancy which
will be occafoned by the expiration Of the term
Of iervice OF William 3. Giles, on the third of
March next.
Ordsrsd, That Mr.. Blrbour do carry the Eaid
reiolu,ion 20 the Senate, and deiire their con-
currence thereto.
Orlvrd, That leave be given to bring in A
bill, "To aboifh the office of public printer,
and for other purpofes," and that MeGrs
Johnfon, Wooiing, Smyth, (Wythe) z. Harri.
do prepare and bring in the fame.
Oraerea, That leave be given to bring in 2
bill, "To lay ofthe feveral counties within thi,
Commonwealth into hundreds or difrids, for
the more convenient holding elections, and for
other purpoies, and that Meiiieurs Hennine
ker, Fleming, Coleman (Caroline) Byrd, Kin.
ney, Dafhiell, Galloway, Prunty aud Cabell, dc
prepare aud bring in the fame.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13

In prelcnting theic things 70 public confds-
ratioo, the wnterhae 'ot The vanity 10 expect
that IN all cafes the mott pNrfe>S idea has OCCUR
red to his mind; he knows that IN the inve.ti-
CATION OF new iiihie6ts, as weIas countries the
hrit adventures tedom have .he fortune 20 Oh
tam the advantages which are afterwards di.co-
vered and enjoyed by their fucceTors II a
cafe where public benefit is 70 much the object
IN which every Virginian is intere0ed, and CON
corning which every aid will be acceptable, he,
hopes that none will heiitate, none vii! procrat-
innate, who believe that their popularity, their
wealth orthcir talents can give the iinalleR af.
hitance--if there ever was 4 cac- in which all
the bct attributes of man ought To be united
IN which moderate cXer;iors were necefiiry to
lnture important and laiting national benefit :;
this Teens To be peculiarly that one. Here we
lee the means for greatneiS, for happiueis and
tor PROPERTY, not by dcp,iving others OF their
rights and their liberties; "a. by plunderina the
heipie!s and ignorant, but by puriuit equally
great and good, one concerning which every
man who afford the fn,allef ai,ihance can fay,
=" have done iornethng, not only to ferve my
country, but 70 benefit the humanrace"
The weakeit understanding can appreciate the
advantages whictrthe commonwealth will derive.
romthcimprovements, whichare recommended.
Permanent credit will be eitahihed-cor1-
mercc will be invigorated will rife in
price-indutry will he rewsrded--the arts will
Rouri!h-the people will be more firmly united
Our capital will iupport an eafy and perma-
ncnt communication in every direction, and
Virginia may become not only the pride and
glory OF America, but hkewiie the envy os natl
Cns.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13
N o T C E.
BANK OF TIRCINLH.

Richmond, Dec. 10, 1904.
a GENERAL meeting of the Stock holders win
L 4 be held at the Bsnk-Houle, ON the 6r2 Mon
day in January next, for the purporc of eIelip H.;
rettors for Richmond Norfolk, Peterfburp and prs-
derckiburg and for other Purpoic, relative to the
affairs of the corporation.
In order that lit Of the fllare-holdcrs may he er
hibted, thoe perons who have not ent in the receipts
granted by the conimiBioners for receiviag fbfern
tons, requeaed to tranm them nv the day above
mentioned together with the Gathers receipts for tb
lecond in0alment, whenuew ferip will be inued. in
lieu thereof by the PRECEDENT.
(epuD JOHN BROCKENBROUCH. .coh,.
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PHIL ADELPHIA Bo7rlED PORTER.

orders forwarded to the fubfrrbers Gf accom-
~ panied wifh caihl will be promptly complied
with FOR the above articles put up by experienced bot
tiers, under their particular direction az the rate Il
one dollar eighty even aud an half cents per dozen,
bottles Included.
ISAAC MORRIS, g Co. B,e-..,,.
psar -iTse;, PhAadslpl4
l2,h no. 49, sE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13

THE Editor deems it proper TO o6jcrVe, tbat tb-
-foiloss:gg EGiv on Roads, and tbe f,Uo Others
sVbicb preceded II on t6e fame /h6jetf, svere not
svrittea, BY tbr datg de0oised pb-
on bin, q,'iavefigating this important GLjea,
be eertc;niy Esould baUe contemplated IL III a
vsry different apes.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13
6air8 at Quctioil.

WILDE foldtothe hgheftbdder on ruefiaythe rs inn
SEVENTEEN PIECES IRISH LINEN.
for the benefit Of the underwriters
THOMAS TAYLOR & Co
HRtfjo1Scyg.
December II, 1904 (,ds)
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ENOU f r.
RICHMOND /.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
MEDITERRANEAN PASSPORTS.

Notice is hereby given, that is has been
deemed expedent TO change the form Of the Me-
disesranesn PaGport inucd TO veaels Of the u
nited States that from the eighth day Of July
next, thofc of the new form will be idued at the
cuaom houks to every veGel. for which appli-
cation may be made on compliance with the
terms prefcribed by Law and furrendering the
former paHport of which ihe may be po0e1ed, ii
any, in which latter cafe no ces will be required
for the exchange and that 10y an arrangement
agreed upon by the Barbary powers, With whom
VIC are at peace, either the old or the new form
of psaport will he fufhcient TO protect the yet-
fels OF the United States, from capture until the
N Of July 1906. after which the old form OF
psGoor, will be unavailable and the new enc
alone in ufe.
Department Of State.
z3d OF May, I8ot.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

cosptirg osicen Of the tfeafury. 10 fst,lins the
accoun.s OF John Hsberiham, late collector Of
tue post Of Savannah, be authorized to allow
charge Of one ,ho0fand one bandred and eleven
dollars and fifteen cents. being the balance OF
the additional duty Of <sen per cent. on goods,
wares and merchandise imported in foreign
nips, bat which in the commencement OF the
execution Of the Law Of one thouiand fevsn hun
dfed and ninety, for the collection of duties on
imports and tonnsge, was not duly collected by
him, owing TO the diaance which deprived him
Of esly inRfeetions from the treafury depart
meni And ALTO the fuuhes fun Of one thou
fand dollars. being the amount of draft OF Ed
ward Price, factor Of the United States for ef-
iabliihing trade with the Geek Iadians, for
fupplics advanced TO the faid factor, which has
not heretofore been credited on his account.
NAThL MACON,
Speaktr sfibe Hoyjs Of R.prys1fHiivG.
ESSE FRANKLIN,
Prsfd<sf Of The Senate. pre- hmPorr.
APPROVED, March a6, 8o4.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
WASHINGTON CITY. June 8.

WASHINGTON CITY, June 8.
Oa Saturday lat arrived in this City the
BARON HUMBOLDT, accompanied by tw
Of his fellow travellers In South America and by
DR.. FotIIergill, Of Bath England DR.. Wood
hoafr, DIR. Collin, and Mr.. Pezle of Philadel-
phia. The Baron Humboldt is diffingniihed
Philofopher of PrufIia, of which country he 10 q
native. Animatcd by thcwide field for rcfearch
preieuted by the New World. he about ix years
ago, under the aufpices Of the King Of Pfufia,
and with facilities Is iniefcourfe afforded by the
monarchy of Spain, exchanged the cafe and
enjoymeas OF his own country for the hatdihips
and pcrils Of climate to which he had been en-
tirely Granger. Since that period he has been
actively engaged in exploring the interior OF
S. America; in making himielf acquainted with
the manners of the inhabitants. their Numbers
and their political economy; in making aftron-
omical obfcrvations, for which he wac provided
with the bcft infrumenn in examining the an
imal and vegetable Kingdoms aud IA becoming
acqainted, from perional ohiervation, with tie
mountains, volcanoes aud nsines 10 numeroully
icaucred over the country. he hs, had the In.
eular good fortune ct hsviog endured for a con-
ildera5le length Of time. degree Of heat, la
which the mercury food ios degIees, without
experiencing one days 6ckncfs; and Of psding
through greater variety OF climates than are to
be found ia any other quarter OF the globe
Among his proudrit trophies is the having gain
cd higher eminencc OF the CHR e,orafo li,ielf
by tar the highea mountain in the world) than
had ever before been reached by natives or for
eignen. He IL about returning to Europe to
publiIh the rcful, OF his refearches, which We
have no doubt viii not only give new view, OF
larger portion OF South America. but likewife
rcfcue the accounts Of that region from the &C.
TOO aud iuconeetnefs with which they are At
pfeiept envcloped.
We arc plealed TO add that the citizens Of
Warrington, and more Especially the PreGdent,
fully impreasd with the great and diGnterefled
tervices OF the Baron, have by their attentions,
paid his talents the refpctf to which they are 70
eminently entitled.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
WILLIAM BRADFORD,

PbyEeias, Membe, sftbr Csilkgs Of Ss,gs.ss Of
Lsndon. and MidtVJf, n q, ~ A
4 CQUAIN rs the inhabitants Of Newport,
IA that he has la,ely arrived from the Welt
Indies, where he has pratticed Me4icias. Sur
gerry and Midwifery for .pwafds OF five yrsn
with fnccefa but pfeferiag to relide 10 Ameri-
ca. and haviag been folicited by irvefal Of his
friends, has induced him TO ltftle, in Newport.
and hopes by his Kill and attention to merit
tho countenance and appreciation Of the iuhabi-'
tans thereof.
NJ. B. He Iehjes in Thames- Street, in the
houe belonging to Mr.. Jobn Reed.
Nexpsyf, Jnaf 6, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
READING, (Penn.) June o.
Iaff MONDAY aftcrnoon thia RoroI

Lat Monday afternoon this Borough and
ncighborhood experienced two violent Rorms.
at nhcof's interval, attended with very heavy
rain and bail; which. in their courfe, caufed
very fevere damages. breaking gres: number
Of windows. laying waite gardens, grain- fields
and timbet--felds likely TO produce three or
four hundred bu!hels were quite cat down, 70
tha, hardly 0ras was left ftanding--iu extent,
as far as we could learn. was about mile in
bread tn & reached or miles below this place,
along the eaa fide Of Sch6y kill. The fecond
Rcrm, from the north. ealt, laid waite number
OF vety valuable grain. fields along the wsR iple
OF Schuykill, and moa all the clover in the
fields wss lodged down as il wal,owed. Some
Of the ice pieces were fquare and meaiured FIVE
inches round, and the hail lay in fome places 70
thick fbaf fbey eoSid be TAKEN sp BY fbe LaLf
tst6el! Thus, in the soarie of very little tine
dSindIed away one Of tho 6nelt profpetfs OF plen-
tifal harvstt, this part of the country ever be-
held
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

THE fublcriber makes end kecps conaansly
p i ks tale. at bic hosie next to the Hay. Scsit'
fosiherly. in Broad -h,eet. general s0onmen, Of
Lines, VIZ. Deer-tss Lines. Lssches. do. Log do.
Cod 40. clothes do. Hand do.--Alfo, Bed Cords,
White Rope. Seize Twine. and fmail Fi!hine
lines Of al kinds. By wholefsle and wsaa. on
she moR rafoosble tesms.
BENJAMIN TllLEY.
tf Cotton Lines Of every deieriPton may
a|fo Ne had 20 shove. -
Nswfsrf. Itrd q, 1896. s.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

The coa%sa ofthe Bftiif1 mini6er D,4{f.
II not aifavowed in the mott folemu and con-.
yincing manner by the government Of Great
Britain. IA thing We hold impo6iblej will con-
hgn him and his employers 20 sverlzaing die
grace. All the civilized world appear BY their
diplomatic agents, 10 exeerate the deed yet.
iome mcsly moufhed politicians beys cenfars
oarsninliter, Mr.. Lisingaon, tor concurring in
fnc fctimnny againG diplomatic inttrumen-
fzIity in saARinstionI O,hen even iattify the
horrible Innovation of aIafination, through the
accredited fcPrefentative of Z" Iacyx. MARTY"
Such difgracetul fentimcnu arc confined TO the
extreme iedefalitts. PSils. Peg.
The N. York P.f (Hamilton's,) has found
oet that the diplomatic characters at Paris gene
rally, conformed TO the ufagc eifsblifhed tor two
centuries. IN ccngrarulating ihe governments
near which they reide, upon public events Of
great interea. whether of public pfofperi,y, con-
clahon OF treaties. eicape from earthquakes, or
aaafnstion.-The ground before taken is now
abandoned, and MIR. Livipeaon 10 nor culpabie
tor being polite and confident fngly. bur be-
cAuic he did not, where mosdcf and maiIscre
wero conceihed, employ caution in expreiIdng
his ientiments on the fubjea; becaufe he did
not reiort TO temporizing difcrction, in ex-
Preiiing his adherence of crimes meditstcd
assinit the laws of iociety. and all the charities
which the chriifian religion incalCares; becsufc
ne did GOT With mean ~pd proaiga,e baiecefs con-
D've againa the evidence Of bis icnies at crime
which, whatever may be the practice of the
crowned heads. mut ever be the abhorrence of
moral and free gosernmenn.
The Pyf holds out this kind of thrcar--" Ie
"we are NOT extremely n,iAsken. MIR. Livineeon
"wiH rue the day when he wrote that letter to
" TaIleyrand."
What dors this menace mean Does IL 10.
dicate thstMr. Livingfon may be comprehend
ed IN the mex, plan OF sGa1nation Or does il
intend to declare fome future vengeance assiuis
him on his retnrn We can difcern no other
import in this menace, and muf save it to fu.
tare events, and the memory Of this menace to
snrageI the meaning. Asrs,S.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

The following extract, ave copied from retrof-
pea OF American Literature, IN an Eneliih
Magazine. They will ihew our readess that
the men Who have the direction of public af-
fairs in this country, arc better appreciated
abroad, than by certain partizans at home.
The report to the Houie of Reprefcnta-
tives OF the United States, on the Aate Of the
hnsnces Of the United States." by Mr.. GALA.
TIN, the Secretary Of the Treafury, is remark
able for its concife and peffpicuous exhibition of
the fubjett, ~ well a. for the pleafng Ra,emcnt
i sffofds Of the hesdy augmentation Of the pub
lie revenues. & the uninterrupted proercfs Of the
plan tor the exsinsuiihment Of the whole of the
public debit"
MIR. GRAEcER, the PoR-mafaer eener-
al. in his LiR Of the PoR ofices in the United
States," gives many imprfEve facts to prove the
rscid advances OF the country in the fettleuent
and cultivation Of in vacant territory. He
enunerates nearly biysss bsxSrsi tss.slseU in
fbe Usifrd Starr! Thn alone would afford fat
isfatsosy proof Of the wonderful psoerefs by
which nciehborhoods chicken, Villages ipsinp No.
sowns sse 2oopled, fesslemenss are rnaltipIied,
indaary advances. and inrercoarle 10 extended.
The activity and diligcncs which psevsde the
Department Of the Po&.ofice reAed great credit
on Mr.. GRANGER"
IL sPpears that certain fes Of men in oss
country are abost - genuine H,st6ngssis1 -
they are Cb'ysia1. .-enough Of bosh certainly
IN tr.fanm. bet a. to tysaits-" there 10 she
rac The parallel. it is sppsehended, win
hold preci'ely ITO name bot 6nele inRsoce,
their tPirit Of ceaielefs fcsrrili,y and ilander.
beam = much rcfenblance TO the benevoless
GoiPel. - their endeavor to diiIoIve the Union
bear 20 the lsa folemu commando Of wsihise-
ton. PG. O6.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
NEWPORT BANK

NOTICE IL hescby given. that the half year.
IN ly dividend, will be declared and paid at
this Bank. on Monday the fccond day of July
next, TO fuch perfons az the books Of the Bank
will fhew to be Stockholders on the zSth day Of
June ina.
BY Order fbe PysG4faf and Di,s7s,,.
JOHN r. SHEARMAN, Ce6tr.
NtsDtsrf. i4fb Jase, 1904. 60
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
CHARLEsTON, rs. CT Juue 4.

=, CHARLESTON, Is. CO. June T..
/. On Sunday night. the t7th uit. between
the hosn Of Il and IL O'Clock, Mr.. Richard
Johufon, planter, of ST. Pari's Parifh. hearing
comfortable noife among his doss adjacent TO
the hoaie. went out TO learn the casie when
he was immediately hot dead upon the fpot. re-
receiving feveral fhot in different parts of his
body. The perpetrator Of this deed is faPpoied
TO be fellow belonging TO Mr.. Johnfon who
has abfcoaded for fome time paf. We are con-
cernrd TO fate thar MIR. Johnfon has lefs an af-
feetinusfe ~ife and five children to lament the
ifreparsble loR.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
Doors. SHOES & BUCKETS.

THE fabfciiber takes this method TO infprm
= the Public in geneSal and his friends in
particular, that he carries on the Bsof. S5ot, SS
Bseksi- Making huGnefs. At hi, Shop two doors
weR ot John Gardnef's. Efq. in the Ferry
Wharf Lane--whese he is ready to attend to
their cslls. having procured the bca Of materials
therefor.
or A good workman at the laa mentioned
branch OF buGheh. liz he calIs foonl will knd
employ and good wages, by applying 10 z
JOSEPH DYRE.
Nswtoyf. MAY a8, 1904. 81
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William Douglas,

ns toe Head Of Broad. Sfres,
LAS couaantly for fale. general Anort-
/ j mcnt Of Wet India and other
G q q II S. m
Frh ESSENCE Of SPRUCE e, per gallon
or quart. The FRA quality Sy,hes and Sythe
Sticks, complete Hoes & Hoe Handles, Fork
1ails, SC. One ton FLAX Of various qualities.
Thisdsy received 1000 weight clean FLAX.
ALTO fmsll fapply Of Poplar for ladies Bonnets.
One baoeh will make bonnet. A large guam.
tity ofit 10 daily expected.
r CASH, and Ts00 Pence bay
Pss.y per pound. given for Cotton and Linen
RAGS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
Neu0 Variety Store.
THOMAS y. STALL,

2 INFORMS bis friends, and the public in gen.
L erai, thar he Ia, opened a Grocery Store, in
his hoofe in Thames Street, late the property Of
Je,tpb Roger. and directly oppoG,esY. &. VIII
err Book Sro,e, where he offers for iale the fol-
lowing Goods at very low price:
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
JyR rseeivtd, and dfSr/ /aie, ty
JACOB RICHARDSON,

NJ Nf FW-OWUs
IIOUSE Paper Of every kind, American,
j i Ensliih, Freach and HambuIg. about
1000 pieces, At the mandatory prices. HE
has iuA received number Of new Books, in ad-
dition to his large collection.
Tickets 10 South Hadley Lottery at &
t,ollan and 90 cents. which viii begin to draw
the "a Of May inA. and 6nifh 10 20 days at
fauhsA, 10000 dollars hiehcN prizc.~-Age,
'rickess in WEXFORD Academy Lottery, and the
Warwick Channel and Road Lottery.
inR Paper of every detcriptiou, by the rcam or
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