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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
IN SENATE, WeAasfaay, FEB. II.

Agreeably to notice-Mr. Logan skcd
leave TO bring in bill to fufpend the trade and
intercourie with the Hand of St. Domingo and
on rhe queition, Shall leave be given
1t wa, determined in the negative, by the
eating vote Of the Vice PrcGdent.
The following reiolutopi were fubmi,ted
10 the Senate by Gsn. S. Smith.
He introduced them by Eating, thar q du-
ty of 4 per cent. had been impofed by Great
Britain on goods. wares, and merchandie cx-
ported to the United States. and of only one
and halt per cent. on hmi!ar goods. when ex-
ported TO the nations Of Europe that this duty
operated az tax of one million and half Of
dollars on the people Of the United States, and
thar the duty paid by tho United States. more
than was paid by the nations OF Europe for a
iimilar amonut of goods, was e37. 500 dollars.
He ha,ed ALTO, that he had fclet,ed in the fccond
refolution, articles ufualIy imported from Great
Britain. which in cafe il ihould be though, pro-
per TO prohibit their importation from ,hsnce,
might bc procured from other nations, nearly
on equal terms that he did not know whether
Copgreis would recrimiaate, but If fach fhould
be their win, the proper documents would be in
readineh for the two Houlcs to aet upon.
Reiolved, That the Secretary OF State be
direaed to lay before this Houfe at the next
meeting Of Coagrefs, iuch laws Of Great Britain
as impoic any higher or greater duties on the
expectation Of goods, wares and merchandise to
the United States. than are impofed on fmilAr
goods, wares and merchandise when exported to
the nations of Europe, and ALTO to report the a.
mount in &erlipg money Of The exports to the
United States, from Great Britain and Ireland.
for the years 1907, 1903. and 1904, on which
fuch duties are charged.
Reiolved. Thar the Secretary Of the Trea-
fury be direefed to lay before this Hoafc at the
next meeting of Congress. Ratsnent, fhewing
the value (agreesbly to the prime colt in Rerling
money. of lrifh linens, and all other mausfac.
tures of hnens, of fail dack, nails, hats, looking
glales. plated and glafs ware. ribbons, 6lks Of
all kinda, printed linen and cotton, and the
quantity Of Bri,ih hIt and rum, imported into
tae united States daring the yean i8o,. 1903.
and So4. aud slfo the value Of linens imported
into the United States from all other foreign
nations.
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COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.

OEoiai Information bas been reeeiVsd
BY biz Catholic MajeRy's Con/ul-Cener9I
that fbe ports Of entry in The JRsnd Of
Cuba are aozo open 10 neutral VeBeli, fer
PyoUjfons only--istarmiag at THE Jane
time, that any otber gs0dj, z0ares, or
merchandise, |onnd on 6Oard feb Oec
)sl5, aMA Immediately be eOnEjtated; and
that orders TO that e6ed haze already
been siVsn. Coglequsnfiy, geDsb 10 ra-
ding 4oiH be proVidtd sOifb THE Dotu-
nents authorizing (aeb q veyage BY bis
Catholic Mgeay's rspstfivs Csnfals in
the United Slater.
!. WISEMhN, v Co9M
Nssport, March IS, Isos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
FUK SALE.

A FARM. lying in Little Compton, near
"A the head OF the WeR Branch Of Aeoxet
river, and join, the river. having good Lot Of
Salt Meadow az the foot Of fAid Farm, with
good Houfe, Barn, Crib, and other convenient
our buildings thereon with Efficiency Of
wood, and we'll wssered. IL 10 we'll fenced with
good Gone wallis under good Improvement,
and 10 veil adap,ed to corn, grain and graf,;
with good yovog Orchard. Whoever may
Win to purchsfe faid Farm, 10 invited to come
and look for bimfelf. The terms will be foeh
az will indsce him not TO leave il, which may be
kno~n by applying to the isbicriber. living on
the premifes. CANAAN GIFFORO.
La,k Csmfns, March 9, 1906.
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HIGH COURT OF IMPEACHMENT.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Fyilay, March I.

Friday, M6reb 4.
This day the High Court Of Impeachment
met, agrsesbiy to- refolution, to pais judgnsnt
in the cafe Of Judge Chafe.
Th. Prefdent informed the court, that
they had heard the evidence, and were TO decide
on the articles ieparately.
The articles were then read fepara,e'y and
the Preadent rofe up. called by name. In alpha
bcticsl order. upon each Member of the court,
and pu, the queRion in the words following
each Member fandipg till he had aniweied.
{" How Gay you-is Samuel Chale, Efq. gsil'y
ss or not guilty of high crime or mifdemean0r.
50 as charged in the Article Of impeachment juH
read %
The Members anfwcred as follow -
{ n igui6es not guilty. gui!ty.I
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14

More Federal papers djjeOatiaHedt
"The HIVE" printed at North
and which, il was faid, Gov.
Strong had taken under his paternal
care, has breathed its laf-as has alto
the" Z" Rhode lNand Farmer" printed at
Providence, which, but ihort time
iince, Coieman declared to be one eftbe
bsR papers he received at his office.
The Nrgu- Bedtord" Courier" was
discontinued ths hrlt Of this month.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14

Acknowledged By fbe Senan.
RoBtRr SMITH. Attorney. General OF the
United States, Ia the room Of Levi Lincoln. re-
fgncd. "A
Acon CRowNINcsHIsLD,S Secretary o!
the Navy, in tbe room OF Robert Smith, APP
pointed Attorney. General.
GINRRAL Hull, Governor Of the Ter
ritory OF Michigan.
We pnderAand thefe appointments receiv.
81 the On animous fantiion of the Seaste.
4,-- Bsh. bSty.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14

With much regret we learn. that the ihip
Oncida, Capt. freeman Mabsrry. OF thi' port. on
her paGage home from the HAVANA, wss caR
away lew day 6nce, On the back ut Long Ia
and, & with valuable cargo. was entirely loft.
This particulars We have not been able to ob-
tain. r
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I. s z.

COMETINE fnce. Two TICKETS iu the
- Wilmington Academy Lottery, viz. No.
4oI, and 47I.-Any perfon Who may find the
fame, and will leave them at this Office. fha be
generou1y rewarded therefor. The Managers
Of faid Lottery are resoehed to fop payment Of
fuch prizes 40 may be drawn againa thdfe
numbers, on the drawing Of the Lottery.
Newport, March "a.
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PROVIDENCE. Mach O.

On Monday evening LAT, aboo, 90 Rcpubli-
cans, citizens ofthis town and iu vicinity, adem-
bled At Mr.. Aid,tb's Hotel. and partook Of 4
conerstulatory feas 10 celebration OF the anoiver
fary of The 4th of Match that being the day on
which our prefent excellent Cooftitntion, ne
collected wifdom Of ages. ard the " boafssd fab.
ric Of human invention" received energy, and
our government commenced operation agreeable
to is proyiGoas the day on which the illsarioss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14

DIED. In thi, town. the al mn. Mr.
AsteA,L CLARK. widow Of the late MIR. dca-
ry Clark. in the ,Sth year OF her age.
On Sunday laa. M,s. BrrHiAH LANG
Icy, widow OF the late Mr. Nsihanie Langley,
in the gath year Of her age.
In Anferiam. Mr.. loBN vtckaRY, fon
OF MS. Joieph Vickssy. Of this town. in the 93d
year OF his age.
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The following is from Cadiz price

a hS AoAiS"h'S, 10 iiShu SdSiN PiiSS
current OF the 10th January.
Flour "a TO % dolls. wheat, per
fang, s dolls. corn, per do. 4 dolls.
rice, 10 dolls. butter, 40 cents, beef
wax (yellow) ~ dolls. lard, "a cents.
Another letter fays, =" You will
foon hear of great change of govern
ment.-Thc Prince of Peace has fed,
and an order has been iilued to feize
his perfon."
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NEW-YORK. Feb. n.

Eri,N9 Of a Letter .f,on an s5say ss beard ore Of
ibe United Ssair <Sifs, dsitl of 7,ifsh, oas-
bo 6, 1894.
"I embrace the opportunity Of writing you
oy the John Adams, Who goes home with the
hck and wounded Of the Aeet.-We have loit
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14

The PreGden, then iaid, " there not being
. conititutiooal raajority on any one article, W
becomes my duty to pronounce that Samuel
Chaft. Efq. is acquitted On the articles Of ina
peachment exhibited againft him by the Hoaie
of Representatives"
Judge Chafe's Council bowed, and the
Court then retired.
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CUSTOM-poUsE

Df,iS Of N'qep0fi, Ms,cti5.
EHrERRp, Froy
Brig John, Tsver, Havsnpa
- Johr, Thatcher, do.
Sloop Aurors, Cahoone, ". York
Brig Mary. Dennis, Havanna
DO. Hiram. Carter. do,
Schooner Azubah & Ruihy, Topham do.
CLxARHp, For
Sloop Fame, Juain. N. York
DO. Polly, Turner, Baltimore
DO. Abigail. Auain, CharleRon
DO. Semiramis, Slocun, N. York
Schooner Mary. Blown, Norfolk
Sloop Baltimore, Dun we'll. Havana.
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We arc happy TO learn. thar the ihip George
and MARY, Jeremiah Lawton maaer) owhed by
Metre. Gibos aud Charming OF this place. and
which was iuPPaisd to be loa, has lately arrived
az st. Kitn.
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N E w P o r T.,
Watyfday, March IA, 1906

Arrived this morning. lloop Huntrefs,
Capt. John Earl from New York. PsAeugen,
the Hon. c. EHey. b. Houriani, & ". Kagbr,
Efl'n Members OF Congreis from ,his Stare
and the Hon. J. C,saVnirgy y@nid& W~. Exyah,
Efs'rs of Manachuietts.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14

MARRIED1--On the Cd mn. Mr.. DAM
IRL u. Boon, TO Mih SALLY HUI. both of
this town.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14

We have this morning received the Pref,
dents Addrefs to both Houies Of Congref,. de-
livcred OH the 4th Of March. the publicAsion OF
which 10 unavoidably deferred till our next.
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Cadiz is (aid 10 be eomp!etey block.
AIDED BY the Brti@.



GENERAL ELECTION.
Ata Convention of the Republican Citizen,
Of Rhode. Hand, aGembled in Providence. on
the Firif infant, from various parts OF The State,
i, was agreed x1Hnim'4tS to foppon
Fv Govrrnsr---toy fbe yeay 1906,
Hts ExcsLLEHcY
ARTHUR FENNER, Eiq.
Ind for LisEienam- GoUsra9r,
THL HONORABLE
PAUL MUMFORD, Efq.
SENATOR'S.
HENRY SMITH, WATERMAN TIB-
BITS. THOMAS HOXSlE, TIMOTHY
WiLMARTH, WILLIAM WATERMAN,
JOHN D'WOLFE, JOSEPH CUNDALL.
OLIVER GARDNER. SAMUEL HOx-
SIZE, WILLIAM WlLBOUR, I'D, Efquires.
SAMUEL EDDY, Efq. Sec,tfay.
JAMES BUkRILL, Jun. Efq. Any Ces.
HENRY SHERBURNE, Efq. G.T,ee/are,.
MaDaebylstts General Elet7i0a.
fit a numerous meeting of The friendt
Of the pre/ent National Adminjqrafion,
aNembLfd trom evsry dyqrid in THE CON-
monwealtb, ii has been unanimou0y de.
tsrmiasd to /lbport
THE HONORABLE
JAMES SULLIVAN, Efq.
For Governor,
AND THE HONORABLE
WILLIAM HEATH, Efq.
For Lienfenanf.Covernor at the e1/uing
Election.
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purpose to aid this party as a choice Of
evils, they will be cautious how they ven-
ture IN company with men on whose cha-
'racter aud stability they have no reason to
rely Coyregidor takes very clear and
ample view of the whole subject. We
shall hereafter continue his iettefs, and we
confidently recommend them to the atten.
tive consideration of our readers.
Boston Gaz.
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III o r Z S POLIA TIC w.

We are sorry to announce the capture
of the brig Catherine, captain Steward.
from Antigua, ofand for this port, laden
with valuable cargo of Rum, tor account
of citizens efthe United States and naer-
chants of this place and Portsmouth. Tbs
Catherine was taken by French privateer
and ordered for Porto Rice.
There has not,been capture yet made
which has excited more alarm and more
indignation. There was not the least co.
lorable pretext for this capture, the owners
of the vessel and of all the cargo are well
known to US, and they are all citizens of the
USjttd States. The only reason for the
capture, was the value This information
comes by letter from Portland. CIV. H.)
received by last mail. The duties on this
cargo would have been upwards of $500
dollars SO goes the revenue.
(NoJoA Ledger.)
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LETTERS OF GOPPEGLDOR.

WHEN we published from the Charles
ton Courier, the first letter of Corregidor,
we were induced to it by the eloquencs of
manner, the correctness eff principle, the
irresistible force OF argument, which
characterised that letter, without knowing
the full extent Of the authors plan. Since
that we have seen several o,her letters from
the same hand, all written with equal abili.
ty, and in prosecution of the same general
design. The second letter VIII be found
in this days paper. These letters of Cor
regidor are not only insriusically excellent,
but at the present time, extremely season
able.
He attacks Dallas, M'Kean and the lea.
ders Of the third PARTY with keen severi-
ty, with bold and just Indignation, which
if they retain any portion of sensibility,
must powerfully affect their feelings, if it
fails to influence their conduct. But he
censures their conduoA without endeavor-
ing or wishingto PROSTATE them at the feet
of their present determined and inveterate
foes. From their ewn declarations, OK RAJ
ther from their concessions, and acknow-
Judgments, he draws differences highly no.
norable to the soundness, the integrity and
consistency of federal principles. The fe.
deralists now stand on high and exalted
ground Whilst their opponents are split
ting into factions, daily changing both OPT
Mons &leaders they are steadily and firm.
ly attached to principles.
From various sects and denominations
of democrats, the federallsts can now de-
monstrate the correctness of their former
measures, and the full and complete &C.
complisament of their predictions. They
therefore will not be easily drawn from the
high ground which they now hold, into the
cabals aud in,rigues of either faction. tho
bath solicit their aid, in support of their
respective causes. The leaders of the
third Party, having artfully connected their
success with the support of constitutional
principles, and established laws and insti.
tu,ions, now boldly apply to the federalists
for their aid, and pay the highest compli-
ment to their integrity, by claiming that
assistance from their principles, which
they could not expect from their graft
tude.
But it will not soon be forgotten that
Dallas, MsKean and the leaders OF the
third party were with the present jacoblns
and revolutionists, among the most Jealous
of those who wantonly attacked the federal
administration and drove them the cabinet
by beeieging the avenues ofpublic opinion,
aud propagasing false insinuations and dan
gerous doctrines. If therefore federal
men, think it advisable for particular
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At the ceHse-Honfe, in Alexand'is, on TUES.
cay next, the 7'h september, 1855, viii
be Sold,
a CERTAIN FIR 4ME ROUSE ard lot
"A IN Prince. areet, lately occopiea by Howell
and nay, aud prsvioufly ny Witliam oah.y ana
Co. containing IS feet on Prince freee and 60
feet deep, fu6ject 70 a ground tens Q! 70 dollars
per annum, clear of every other iheurhbfafce.
Conditions, one fourth down, one fourth in
four months, one fourth in eight month";, and
one fourth in twelve month BY order OF the
aaignee of TaoMAs CLhRKE'S cRate.
September "a. d3t
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PUBLIC SALE.
September r4,

On 1UESDA ny next, wiN be Sold, OF
tie Ve7sd2ts Store,
a variety of DR., and We. Goods, Honfhold
Furniture, and feven Hohes, and l9I Acres of
Land, in Berkeley county, sta,c of Virginia;
one other Traa Of he Acres. a credn will
be givca Of 60 days. The pTopcfty Of ". c.
Nfzufoa.
P. C. MARsTkLLER.
September ~. - d
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well-convinesa, however, he IS, thai 1ppssa ssA
reRpction, one If tbf, Commgris" will &c.
knowledge, thar an anonymous 'pssgfaph in
Newspaper is not exactly the place 60 exhibit
charges of this iefofiption.
Faffas, Sett. 10.
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Derne.

List . killed ana. z299nae9 at the taking u
Derne.
John Wilton, marine, killed,
William Eaton, Esq. !
Capt. Lucca, Greek,
Bernard e o'Brisn, marines, 'DAas0'
And nine Greek Christians,
The ship Nancy, Stevens, days from
Halifax, arrived at Boston on Wednesday,
the 4eh inst. About an hour before rhe
Nancy sailed, brig arrived in 80 days
from Liverpool, aud informed that previ-
ons to his sailing vessel arrived there
which had fallen in with French fee, of
II sail of the line and frigates, and that
al squadron had been dispatched after
them.
Capt. Adams, arrived at Boston on Thurs
day, in "A days from Malaga, informs that
previous to his sailing, it was reported that
2 French ships of the line had sailed from
Alicant, bound to Egypt, and that several
English vessels had been sent in pursuit OF
them.
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NJ g T I C. E.

In confequence of the uneavorable
appearance of the weather, the Enter
tasnments At the THEATRE, advert ed fov
this Evening, will be 'poltponed till
Monday Evening.
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PUBLIC VENDUE,.

September "a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-07
TEN DOLLARS ReygaYd.

Left tie Little Rlyer turnpike 'qad, sDcGt tic
0th a Sept~rhe; "a
A Negrr Mann named a G q 3,
bel0pgisg y tht gshs o! ] HoMAs MhsoN, de-
ceaiea. i. !. agout 90 ysa,8 q age vel ma5s,
about feeV 10 inches hifb, scompEec Eioo,
his head tole,abiy prey, whoever TAKES up f&id
Ntgro AID delivers hin to re or orc Of the cVsF-
fcegs on tie tarnqii.r toad rear alexandria,
lhat receive the above rcwesa and att-ieatonabls
charges, BY
.IosEpH PoyrLl, Agent
fer,the Little River Turnpike Company.
.Caaber ~. or
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Drilolutlc1 of Copartnerfhip.

The caPsrvnerfhip hitherto fulfilling .urarl
the tirm OF 59ltp6 Riddle g &c of Aezasy IA,
vas difioiysd The hra initaat, by mutu !, con.
tent: Aliperions that are indebted 70, u tina t
have Claims on the fame, are requeGea to cons
forward and ettle, as it is defrable TO clofe the
eoncsTn as foOn as poaible. Thole whofc ac-
counts are of long Randing are particularly re-,
qneNe1 20 attend TO this notice, and make
Payments TO either of the iubieiibers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Aie1andr;s.
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore,
September rs. tt
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Dlltri6 Of Columbi;
Lewis O'Bfian, L beaaof,

= y
The brig Jpion, &c. and ReJtoadesa. y
William tam!ay, sdnian- Z
traitor of w, r. Wilton
and Richard Smrth, maj
ser.
In pnrluance 70 an order and deere n il5.
norabis the Bitrict cour, of the Di&s!1s 81 Go,
lumba, psde in The above cafe, s,4a GA Moo
day the 9Th OF this montk at fur o'c!oes n re
evening, az aS!ipln's wharf, expoie TO fir sae
nc anetlon' lhe ABOVE mentioned big Y zen aes
nsging, taekei, apparel and iufaitufc.
he PurehSlcrs viii be allowed two, foo., and
TX mouths credit, on giving lnef ao,ils ard ia.
doTiemsnts, as will b; approved Of by Jchn &.
-Ladd.
+. SUMMERS, D. M
80, For Dance c Brens, NJ D. c.
Maiihal's Office, Aiexandl.s,
Dseemssr q, DIFF
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public sale.
On TUESDAY next,

80 o,oiocx, will b. ioid at the Vcndue Store,
r u, M
!. sss.. and bis. Ftench Brandy in pipes,
Gin il pipes and bis.
wsksy snd Apple Bandy in bis.
S.y,f IN bids. tisrcss asd BIS.
Chocolate
Mould and dipt Candles
Raifns in kegs, boxes aud jars,
Figs in Kegs and traits,
OS.en's Ware IN crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.-ALso,
A Variety Of DRY GOODS,
among which arc
G,oths. Coatings, Keriemeres,
DuffA., Plains, Kerleys, Negro cottons,
S.rcc.. Elaticks, blue Friezes,
CaIimaaooes, Rnieis, YarR Stockings,
Chintzes and ca'licses,
Irith Liners, Sileiia do.
O,nabusgs and I'ieklenburgs,
Muslin and Muslin HaedkershiefA
India Muslins and Table Clothes,
Bandanns RaBdkerChiefs,
COlOgr'd Threads, Hat. and sundry oths'
xnclss.
Philip G. MGrftllsr.
Nov, IS.
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Five Dollars Reward.

CTR AZ 4 D from rhc Subr;-ibers fable on
- FRIDAY manning laf irht lay HORSE,
T. years old, about y hsnds high, lately hcd
aIlIau,i, name hogyed, and tail d6cked, iogf
black hoois, and large urllY. 9c wss abovt
ten days face bought Of Nr. J,Etb GoqOan,
living near t,e four nile run. Whoever delivers
the l3:4 kcrfc 70 The fobfcFGer, Gaaii receive the
above eewGr6 and all rcal0oahle exernces-
isaac ENTWISTI E.
Decor berg. 3'aw
n. 3. wanted fcH, 10 70 1900 boihtiS or
gooa clear barley, tor Winch z generous p'ice
viii be given.
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II @ I &c E.

Al perions indebted to the e&ate
Of T6onas saKgfer, oeGsa.ea, arc eaTDeRly re-
Quoted to raa!.c tnqed,sie payment 10 tie fub.
!csibers, oyhcrwifc fuits VIII be commenced
and thofe having claims aesiuA tee fad eRatc,
are hereby warned 10 exhibit them fer raJ Eens
on or bcfose the third Monday IN December
next, oeherwiGt they will be excluded I'll benefit
OF he laid efta'c.
NARY FERGUsoN, lA5o,s,
JOHN SANGSTER, '-~"'' .
November % Iaw3i*
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b. 70.
Baxtsr-aboul IS years sid, peck
marked Who drives coach wihput lear CT
without care, but with dexterlty twhsn fberl /:
Hm&a.ls rnkncwh. having q vaiieiy----ve,y
blstk, ard ispuden, TO ay bcdy-and to .;e,,
body imperiaent. 5e,a5.- -. !.
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ed 10 elk pluih roundabout jsekrt arl cve,slis,
CT Ey blue color; about feet S inches h;ph,
:lazy, and ieni OF h.ung down and goihs to flrsp
in Me day tiiae. ).
vii give a reward cf FSYty Dol
lars, for acpreheodiug the Two rsac.'s, and pay
all tesfossble exrenoss if isoughr home to NE,
at s.iu,er' Hill, about thee. suar.rts Of mix
from Alexandra, Virgins.
BsNJAMlN DULAAY.
Dec. n. d4w
N. .. Its expected II: two islIcm. sfs aoS
Baltimore iowa.
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mark. 10 establish, that congress- are not
soups,ent, 70 efTec,uate the object Of the
re,olu,ion tia, if they could do it, It i,
not demanded by the general intersss, aad
,ha, it would be unjust and syranieal as IL
relates 10 tins people here to make the con-
,smPla,sd transfer.