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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07

VIE suOscr'bU, Who was brpurht I'd in p
4 County Couri Office, and 'rgs uDvGsds ii
ten years Cler'S O.; .ac Distii,. Court holden ~
Richmond, and daring that time had CONSTANT,
an opportunity OF inspecting the records Of the
General Court, proposes to publish by subscrpti.
on, collection OF the most useful and approved
lorIns OF process, judgments and orders used in
the county and District Courts-also Of bonds
usually taken in the said courts, and executions
OH Judgments thereof; records on appeals from,
ana Wfits OF supcrsedcas to, Judgments Of the
Dlstlct Courts ofproceedings on the arr.,ion-
ment ct criminals in the last mentioned con-, :.
and OF the entries used on the trials thereor.,Io
winch will be added, seine forms o. rhe r,os,
correct declarations in special ..c,;on, Jrdic,
Hehts IN Criminal cases an few of the r,osi
uhusuai and difficult scitG of conveyances. and q
complete index TO ne whole. The volume will
contain about 100 pages Of octavo---The price
Whereot MI be l2 dollars, as expect TO contract
ior T"fn,ing only small number OF copies. which
"iii be bound in boards. The work can be uri,.
tea IN five orsix months after II is put to press
and 1T 10 now ready fDrit, but will not be pubsh'
ca I'LL subscriptions for 100 copies are obtained
andt ten dollars ofthe price each paid.
Those gentlemen who wish to be considered ne
subscribers, will be pleased to communicate If,
and remit the above amount of their subsc,jr,;,
ons to Samuel Shepard, Esq. Audr of p1bl;c
accounts lnthe city Of Richmond, who 1yill re.
iund the money! in case any circumstance should
occur TO prevent tie publication. shall cndeo.
Vor to forward the copies to subscribers as soon
US posstble-upon receipt thereof the balance of
The subscription money is to be paid
March 90 1899. S enS,y
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NOTES.

(a) E1fracf }Jo,is convention. bctsgeen his Bril-
FANNIE n,ajeStydnd tie empress IF Russia, sipn
edatLonaon, 25th IF March, 1898
ARTICLE Ill. Their said majcsties recipro
cally ehg,geto shuta ltbeil'ports against French
ships not to permit the expectation, in any case.
Gom their said ports for France, Of any military
or nasal stores ar corn, grain, salt meat or other
provisions and to take all other measures in
their power forinj;ning thc commerce OF France,
and for brmging her., by such means, to lust con
ditions of peace.
. ARTs1 w. Their majesties engage to unite
all their efforts to prevent other powers, not i'm,
plcatcd IN his war, from giving on this occasion
of corsTTon concern to every civilized state, any
protection whatever, directly or indirectly, in
consequence Of their neutrality to the commerce
property Of the French, on the sea or in The
ports of trance"
A si,niisr treaty wa7 entered into between his
Britannia majesty and the king of Spain, on tho
sd &C Mat following with the king of Prussia
ON The lourteepti, July following and with the
emperor Of Austria, on the tbirtetlI of August
following.
Esgyaetef o kHeY run, Thomas F5aiacy to tse
Secretary If Stdfe, dated
LoNDoN, July 9Th 1893.
urged every argument that suggested t.
self to nc, in support Of tie neutrarrigits which
j commended were injured in this instance Coin
ted to nconvepiencies thai would attend SIc exc
Cutlon OF The instructions, aud urged tlat the
case put By Vaael, of well grounded hope of
reducing the encnY by famine did not exist, pro
visions oerg cheaper ~ the rOrts Of France than
in those of England Lord Grenvillc on being
asked, said spain Voe]d pursue The same line OF
conduct, anduponits Being objected, that even
theiriste convention with Russia did not extend
to this subject, he answered, that though IL vas
not expressly mentioned, it was fully understood
81 both partitsto be within the inte,ition OF it,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07

WILL l'c sold, 10 the h'csu b.id.s. or
wv Monday, 10Th day ~ ~ IL, If far, a..
therwise. the next FAIR day, s: the late dwell.
ling house OF Susanna Ellis, deceased: Seven.
teen likely MEG ROES, consisting Of Men, Wo-
men, and Children: One tract OF LIND in The
IN Henrico, containing 92a acres each: Also, IN
excellent PIGEON, and elegant new GIG, .nd
household and kitchen FLRNIT.,RE Twelve
months credit viii be given OH I'll sums above 10
dollars. the purchaser giving bond with arpro-
we'd security, TO bear interest from the date ifnot
Isnctuaily paid. ,,.....
BIZ TIE A7TORNIEc
March 81 20 :
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JOHNSON & REAT. .SfET-ELLERS, have
- lin consequence otthe late conHag~ation) re-
moved their Store opposite to Mrs. Davidson,
Mili;',cr, where olers from their customers will
be attended to with T.. j.. usual punctuslity
March 81 IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07

rENHE CAROLINE JOCKEY CLUB RAJ
4 CES, will commt nee at the Union Tavern
in Caroline County on Wednesday the 18th of A.
pril next.
LIST day-A swccpstaise for years obi colts
hites, . Subscribers, 60 bushels of wheat each
and closed.
End day-The Jocky Club purse-5O Subscri
bers, IS each.
3nd. day-The proprietor's :hscrip,ion or SOC
with the toll of that, and the y.eceaaa dayg. and
10S entrance.
The Rappah1nnoclc Jocky Clab Rules 10 gov
ern PHILIP RhfIJET e.,
March TO- t1,
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John ALCOCK, informs his friends, and the
y public, that he is carrying on his C CABINET
MAKING BUSINESS, in all its branches where
be makes all kind of Mahogany Furniture in the
best manner, and on the newest iashons.-Any
gentlemen or ladies wanting any Furniture. will
find good work executed, and on low terms, as
can he bought in New York, or any other place
Any orders left at my shop, in the Gross Street,
adjoining Prosser and Moncure's Vendue Store,
or at f1r. George Grecihow's where keep nv
Ware-hoom, will be pointedly attended to, and
great care taken to deliver it in good order
N 3. Two Apprentices wanted Mt the above
business, who can come well r scomrrended.
t14slary II. If
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-NTEGROES FOR SALE-To be sold a,
" Charlottesville in the county of Albemarle,
itnot previously disposed of L. private sale, OF,
Monday the 9TH August next. being Albcrnarle
court day. about forty NEGROES in ixmilies.-
The terms q sale will be one half cash, and fo,
the other half bonds with approved security will
be required. payable in 6 months MIR. Benz
Hackney my agent will cor,luct the sale.
WILSON VI. CARY.
Williamsburg, March 10 1aw2m
DROPERTY, FOR SALE.-The subscriber,
L tesirous OF removing TO tho western coun.
try, oilers for sale his HOUSES x LOFTS, in
Richmond. lie deems particular description
unnecessary, and wishes those inclined To pur-
chase, to view the property The dwelling house,
for elegance aud convenience, is certainly not in
feror to any in the city; the offices are con,no.
dious the garden and yard will be laid out in a
stile adapted to the buildings, and the situation
combines the advantage OF privacy and retire
ment 10 that tf proximity to the scene of bust
ness.
a small portion only of The purchase money
will he required at the time of the SALE and the
residue i'll such instalments as may be agreed on.
or slaves will be received in payment, i.,r part
orthe whole of the property.
JoHN BROCEENgRoUGH.
january 81 oavvtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07

HOUSES & LOTrS-FOR SALE.-By vir-
IL tue of tie last will aud testament Of Robert
Means. decd, will be sold, to the highest bidder.
atpublic auction on Monday the tenth dar of A
Pfii next. the following LANDS s. TENE.
AIEN7'S, in the city OF Richmond that is to
cay
Some wooden HOUSES and a piece of LAND
opposite to Crouch's Tavern, on the street lead
ing up by the governors.
Several brick 1ENENENT.S on the cross-
street leading to Shockoc Ware-H House.
A HOUSE & LOT1Nipon the Basin.
A noiety of another HOUSE upon the Basin,
and TIE thi'l Of the LOTT belonging to il,
The TENEMENT where VIM. Robertson,
Esq. now resides.
The IENE 1fENT where the Testator lived,
and a naked LOTT of Land adjoining toit.
Part of naked lot of LAND, living between
the dwelling-housc of Augustine Davis and the
Basin ..e
The sale will commerce at the house where
the testator lived, and will be adjourned to the o.
Their tenements successfully, until the whole arc
sold. Twelve months credit Will be allowed
tho purchasers to give bond and approved secu-
! rity together with deed of trust upon the pro-
perty, re- ensure i'iiTiotuai payment OF tine pur-
chase money.
DANIEL GALL, Executor
l. 4
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IN CKhNCERY-At a quarterly Court,
4 continued and held for King and Z. ,cen
County, at the Courthouse on Tuesday the 18th
of March, 1909.
Joseph TEMPLE, senr. Ilt'G Against JOHN
w. Semplc and Edward Hill, Def',s.
TIE defendant John W. Seni,ie not having
entered his appearance and given security ac-
cording TO the act Of Assembly and rules of this
Court and it appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
Court that he is not an inhabitant of this state
On the motion of the plaintiff by his Council 1t
is ordered; that the said defendant John w Sem
pie do appear here on the first day of the next
term and answer the Bill of the plaintiff, and
that copy of this order, be forthwith published
in some public news paper, priated in the city 81
Richmond for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front door of this
Courthouse.
copy. Teste,
RO: POLLARD, C. c.
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THE Subscriber, offers for sale or lease, his
L BRICK TENEMENT, in the town OF
Manchester, ii is one Of the best stands in the place
the buildings are full sufficient for whole sale &
retail, and rooms well finished for the accommo-
dation of genteel family. Ifleased, the lowest
term years--if sold, one half in cash, the ba-
lance in two equal ANNA! fayii +i,ts-For fur
Their particulars, apply TO the subscriber, on the
premises.
DANIEL GORDON.
March 49, oaw3wN
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III OTICE-Cash given for Northern c, South
L Nern Bank NOTES at a moderate discount h,
Richmond Dec. ID
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pursuance. Of a deed Of trust executed 10 the
4 Subscribers BY I'm, French, TO secure the par
n,ent Of debt therein mentioned, due .Joha Reda
WiH6e exposed, for sale, at the i1te residence of
said French, in Henry csunty, or the second Mon
day in Ne, next, il. fair, If mot tie nex. fair dag,
one NKG2o NAN named Jerry, one darS
6ey dIeRE called Nestoy, one sor,el COLT
rec Gears old, ten headef CATTLE, one Bni,u,
DESK and BOOK. Cs4SE, one CUPBO1RD; fre
FfatGer BEDS and FURNITURE, three nI,4-
BLES, two CHESTS, or so mach thereof, as qoi,s
bs'6Fcie1t to meet the intention of the said 1.uss
deed, together vvitk the expenses of sale.
GEORGE MILLER; 1r. J r
JOSEPH HOPSON,- fnstee''
April 4. 3w
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q SSlzE OF BREAD for the City of Rich
L u roEc from and after the 18th of this month
tApriJJ till further ordered.
~'!perfne horr ut s per barrel
The loaf of superfine -four to weigh 81
ounces for d.
Do. Of fine -four to weigh 2s4 OF, for Is I
Double the above weights for 9 =
BY order Of the Mayor.
April4. qt.
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70 RENT, small commodious gPycR--
y HOUSE, With garden, stable, meatI,o1,sc,
ac.-Apply at this Office. '~"''''''''
March 81, q.
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- EMMETT SCOTT, >Tn"LOR--Re.Syet>
(niiy inferno t&e bpbHe that Gin consequence
q tile late ire he has ,amsved his Shop next
door above mr.. Robert Neiison & Co. Sohere all or
ders, in Ills line, sOW be executed Nth reataess,
fanciadiity and dispatch.
I cJ sOW take an A8prenfice, if Immediate oS-
plicntion he ntade.
Ib1H A. q,
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THE Subscriber has a weil-situated cRo4
Il GEES SH0P on the Canal, lately occu.
pied by MIR. Moore--Also, some roo Ms ON 81,
upper fior in the corner-Ilouse opposite the
scaie.hSusc, near the end OF the Basin. For
terms apply to Robbins {. Henderson in the cor.
ner house who will show the other tenement.
81 to SAMUEL OrERTON
s, apr.. 2: o9w3wT
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City of Philadelphia, ss
On the seventeenth day Of March, eighteen
hundred and nine, personally came and appeared
before me, John Baker, mayor, Of the said city,
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Dr. Green, Areh street, No. 4o.

do certify that the above ia true statement.
ana request the different printers to give il an in
MARY scHWYTzER,
North Fourth street, No. SO.
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II EMOVA1.-Tbe Subscribers Gin coT!se-
IN Gucnce of the late Fire) have removed to
brick tenement belonging to Messrs. ]. & r.
Gamble, on the street leading to Mayo's Bridge,
opposite Messrs. Brown and Rives's Accompt-
Ing House, where they have for sale,a general;
assortment Of CERMAN GOODS,
.--.CoNsIsTING Or.
Oznaburgs & Ticklen- Fine :SiTrtng Linen,
burgs, Bed Tick, r. 49,.
Dantzic Rolls, Damask, Table Cloths,
Brown Rolls, Looking Glasses,
Shooting, Liquor Cases,
Dowlas, Quart, Pink and Pint
Platillas, Decanters.
Also, Fresh RED CLORER SEED
BONN & HyBNER.
April 4. CIV
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DANIEL GALL, Executor
Of the katc UiH and Testament of
ROBERT MEMS, Deed.
March 81 ids
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March 81. St
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(cD Can any thing be more important TO the
United States, than 10 ascertain with ,neou;yo.
cal certainty the true principle, upon which the
orders in council are founded Ifas I consr;en.
tously believe, they are founded upon the prin-
cipie of exclusive dominion upon the oce,,,
what would be the effects of a war with Franz.
whiclfis recommended as palliative by gonc
gentlemen Would it not be to riyet u1on the
United States the commercial shackles under
winch they are now grooming In what charac-
ter would this nation act with Great B,;t,;n i,
the ware as colony, or as an independent ma.
ton w the event Ofsuccess in establishing tho
principle OF he wT, the exclusive dominion of
Great Britain on the ocean what share of i,,,i,-
dicuon would she deal out TO the United States
what share could her rivals expect from her do.
mneering pride, her spirit of MONOPOLY aud ,,er
mercantile cupidity Feliow.citizens Dondcr
upon these questions
~ The following paragraph contains, an
extraordinary example of Mr.. Canning's prevsri.
cations Ills taken from bis letter to Mr.. pink.
ney, OF the 22d November last The object of
writing this letter, appears principally TO have
been. to prepare parliament now probable in
session, by anticipation, for the explanation of an
assertion made by him to The preceding parlia-
meDt. 1t is presumed, he thought this assertion
necessary TO Induce parliament to give lis ener.
getic orders in council the form Of law. Hear
him in hi sjwn words
~ IS to these missions that particularly re!
ierFed, when said That had more than once
e1peeted yGu 10 open correspondence with me
upon the subject ofthc orders IN council This
expeec' ton 1t was that alone prevented the
SENDING Instructions 60 Mr.. Erskine to reply 10
the note addressed TO him by Mr.. Madison. ON
the 18TH OF March, in answer TO that note of Mr.
Erskine's IN which lIs communicated The orders
IN council, and in lIusiou 10 these missions. par
tIeuiariy to that Of tie Usage, aud to the expec-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17
NEW HOTEL.

THE phblick are informed that the sub
scriber has taken the house formerly
occupied'by Mr.. OLIVER VARRs, north OF
the State House, in Broad. Stfees, whcrc
Parties and Clubs may be accommodated
with private rooms, &c. Suppcrs prepared ON
Short notice. Persons may hs accommodate
edskith Boarding and Lodging. All kinds
Of Refreshments provided and good accom-
modations for horses, &c.
Pastery and Cake Of various kinds, together
with Porter, Mead and Beer, constantly as
hand
Families can be supplied with Calves head
So,ip, dressed turtle fashion, every Friday.
Calyes.Feet Jelly kept for sale. Cordials,
Of various kinds, constant supply.
AS the subscriber has been at considerable
trouble and expcnce In obtaining one OF the
first Cooks from the city Of Ncw.York, no
Hattcrs himself he shall receive a portion of
the publick patronage. Every attention will
be paid TO those who may visit his house,
were the smallest favour will be gratefully
acknowledged by the publick's most obedicnt
servant,
CATO BARKER.
N. B. Horses and Carriages, TO let.
Newport May IL, 1909.
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NEWPORT /: ~.
WEDNESDAY,, NAY IL, 1909.

1T might perhaps be considered preposterous and
unfair that American newspapers should costinue 70
expatate the subject Of British aggressieas and
insults, when il is considered they willing - make
restitution. But when we reflect that the grossest
violations Of our rights by that governments and peo
pie, have been strenuously supported, and with the
most bare-faced sophistry justified BY the Federal
prints in this country, we cannot withhold express.
sions of contempt and dctestation. When we see
Britain herself acknowledging the errours Of her
supported by the Federal party.) is Il not enough to
the honest indignation Of every real arercan
The late infringements of our rights, should occa.
sionally be brought forward, that this desperate fac
ton, who nothing criminal In any part of Brit
aims conduct towards US, but every thing disgrace
principles they bave supportedthat even their daf-
ling government, has not the efirontery TO support
measures, which has found unblushing advocates In
our own country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17

sad eanting, and the pulling lamentations Of
the Eastern states, who were so afraid OF be-
ing starved in the midst of plenty in theirs osn
land, that they brayely joined not to fight the
chemy, but if possible to force their own
country to a disgracefal submission. And
yea these drivellers pretend to say, that their
roSenk1ice has brought Britain to terms Mar
~ but il reminds me of tale with which
my old nurse amused my infancy, and which
in her name will relate to those old boys"
who compose a all fhe talents" OF this fghfinss
zorfy. They are respectfully requested to
make the application.
A FABLE.
A Horse and an Ass were once jogging on
quietly together, when they we're all at once
started by the roaring of Lion. looks" !"
cried the Ass, " but this is pretty scrape we
have cot into |: this same Lion is most trc-
mendous passionate old fellow. / know him
by his roar, W. had better submit at once,per-
haps he'll Jet us OF for rip in our flank, or
bite of our buteocks." ~ Not l." replied the
Horse, 6 as long as have this good hoof, I'll
submit to NO Lion in the world. Let US hut
stand by one another, and warrant we'll give
him some trouble" The Lion now approach.
ed The Horse put himself on the defcn-
sive--but the Ass cringed down and fell to
braying most piteously :nay, we are even told
he gave the Horse two or three sly blows, to
gain the favour Of the Lion. The Horse how
ever, made no ado, but wheeling round, gave
the Lion such a hearty kick in the ribs, as
laid him sprauling, and then trotted quitely on
his way. The Ass got up as soon as he could
and logged on hard after him, and when out
of danger, " s'blood, cried he, " how pep
pered him 70 {" You," said the horse, indig-
nantly, S you peppered him What do you
mean, brswling poltroon that you are !"-
6 Mesn!' replies the ASS" Why that twas
me who conquered the Lion-Damme, didn't
vou hear how I 6ray'd" W y. .Aurora.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-17

soyTHc.ARoLxM:A cHiaLzsroN, Apsrl i.
On the 18th ult. as Colonel Elijah Num-
Sheriff of Chester district, in execution Of his
Office, went to take Samuel Floyd, in a civil
case with bail writ FOR debt due by said Floyd
Colonel Num- found Floyd in field plough
ing he took out the writ to read to said
Floyd, upon which said Floyd discharged q
large load of buckshot, about 10 feet distance,
at the Colonel, which entered his breast and
passed through him. The murderer con-
fessed the fact, and gave himself up to JUS
tie, and is now confined In irons IN Chester
gaol. Col Mum bas left a widow,and large
family of children to lament his loss.
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Massachusetts xs'is aitsys sosisiy.

A -
AT a Meeting Of the Trustees ofthc Mas
sachusetts Society forpromoiing Agriculture
holden ON the 2sthof April, 1909 !: Yosed, That
there shall be paid outof the Treasury OF this
Society, to the person, or persons, who shall
import into this commonwealth, directly from
the Kingdom of Spain, the first RAMS, of
the Merino breed, the sum of so dollors each {;
and for the first 10 EWES of the same breed,
the sum Of IS dollars each, rs bounty on
such importation. s
The person or persons claiming the said
prcmiums,or any portion of them, to produce
satisfactory evidence to the said Trustccs,that
the Rams or Ewes, respectively, for which
such premium is claimed, have been bona
fde sold TO Farmers, citizens Of Massachu-
sets, and that no more than one Ram and two
Ewes haveibccn disposed of to the same per-
son.
Pabhshed by order efthe Trustees, y
DUDLEY A. TYING. Sst'y
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PEMMsYLEaN1A.

PHILADELPHIA, MAY 8.
Yesterday arrived the Spanish brig Palafox,
Drago, IA days from Havana, with IS French
passengers, once more drove to take security
under the vine and fig tree of the United
States. ~ ~
\ By her we learn that the insurrection of the
>abbic was 20 much quclled by government,
that those that had not embarked were in
SOME manner safe, till they could get an op-
portunity to leave the Island, which they were
ali doing as fast as possible.
Flour was selling at Havana for % dolls.
with the duty and 10 dolls. without for exc
portatioh, it would bring IL dollars.
All foreigners of every description, except
English and Americans are ordered to quit
the Island of Cuba, great numbers of which
have sailed for different parts of the United
States.
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MARINE LIST.


y EMtersd- -spanAh brig IA Auoe,ncia Castillana,s
y'Card. Havana do. polly, Hyowu, ditto 6pknisk
ship Espancla AliAnza, porles, Havana, cargo mo-
DriggS, Plymouth do. Jcnnc, Gusts, Washington
do Industry. Bcughson, Edcntcn DO. Juno, savefy
Ncw.York "a tN " ag.. 3
! CYeored.--sweedish schooner John, Dsnison, 81.
Hsriholomcws, do Express. Wood, ditto hrig Marian
do Minerva, Dlivcn, DOT "a. Polly, Phinney sand-
wich wv IN
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zHoHAs PEcxxAx, jun. esq. late Deputy
Collector for the District of Bristol, is appoin-
ted 20 that Office Cor the District of Providencs,
Mr.. Pcckham is a man Of unqucstionable in-
tegrity, and allowed to be one of the most
correct and expeditions officers in the United
States. Rfsisfer.1 2
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GREAT hopes are entertained that there viii BE
Republican majority in the House Of Representative
of .hassachusetts. Should this event take pxcc, VIC
hope to see many shameful abuses Of power rcct6cd
which have been put in prrctce, by the instigaiien
Of the Boston and Essex Junto. We hope, however,
let who Gill gain the ascendancy, little more stten-
ton will be paid to the regulation Of banks, md
bank speoulators and ntriguers, and that the the
and talents of the members will not be wasted In r.
tempting to foment instructions among the gocgi
people Of .Nassachusests. a 4fs-@