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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11
JAMES MADISON.
(CIRCULAR.)
TREASURY DEPARTMET,
Cow OFFICE,
April 9th, 1919.
(E1TRACT.)

SIX,
1t is at all times desirable TO give every
facility TO trade and commerce which is con =
Sisteat with the security of the revenue. -.
with this view, construction the most liz
bcral which the collection law would war
rant, and which indeed seems to initiate a
gainst the letter of the law, has been adopt.
ed for the convenience Of the merchant with
respect to debentures. The construction al
lnded to, is this that the right to the de
benturc commenced on the completion Of the
entry for the export alton Of the merchandise.
Bat this construction did not authorize the
DELIVERY of the debcnture until after the
clearance and departure Of the vessel. -
To entitle the exporter TO the Geberture,
the law requires that the goods shall be OK
ported within twelve months after
ton.
You will not, therefore, j.
Aiver .he JIebenture until
partare az the vesss'
sald be prompt
A.ice lately -
lnins til
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11

BENJAMIN Hot.Rp. one of the |,
lucky representa,iks, has been appde,
governor OF Upper A,uisiaua, vice sovla
Lewis, deceased. I
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1t is stated on the aus otity oflc,ters fret
Natchez, that Gen HAMPTON has given ,h)
command OF the troops & col. Gushing, an
IS about 10 proceed to ths northward for IN
benefit of his health.
II. ORLEANS GA3.rTE, April s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11

Agentleman who srrived in the last !.
tisa Packet informs, that another rad,
was to sail for Ameril. in 10 or - DAYS
board of which he ut!erstood a person
distinction had taken is passage.
e., PM DDDer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18

Letter ron Gsn Wiitias q 10. Dan'e'
ciatS, No II. % syh.
,s;t the following papers relaunS 10 ''o"s
60 and other commercial TRANSACTIONS,
which Gen Wilkinson was concerned ir"n.
the month Of isoo % ."' $500. AS
Gen Wilkinson's account Current with
Clark and Rees in the hand writlng or
Philip holland. dated the ss,n OF Aug. 1888,
No 27. s6
bacco, dated Sset. 81, 1890, No 90.
Wiikinsss's Recount current win St'rA
and Bees, dated May 4, 1852, Contained IA
the account book, page 50.
Wilkuson's letter TO Clark and KEGS,
dated May the 20.h, 1890, No 80.
Nilkinsos's letter to Clark aud Rees,
dated june the ID, 1890, No 81.
I. Wilknson's and Dunn's account current
with Clark aud Rees, dated Aug. 90, ICY,
and 5th, Sept. 1888. wtti Wilkinsoa's Or.
der and Noland's receipt for baiAnces No
81.
Philip hollands declaration. dated Sept.
10, 1890.
W,lkinson's accountable receipt, Ne4
Articles OF agreement between Wilkin-
ton and Dunn and Clark sen
Letter FROM General Wilkinson 70 Da-
MEL Clark relative 10 the Plain Tale, No
III, ts XII ~,
In making the last preceding statement
the committee beg leave to remark, that
from an examination of the sentence ofthe
military court Of enquiry, ordered the re-.
quest of Gen, Wnklnsony and of which
Col. Burbeck was President, IL appears, that
the tobacco transactions OF Gen. w. at n.
Orleans in 1873 aud 1890 constituted ma
tcrial part of that enquiry, and that copy
of an account current was laid before Inc
said court by General Wilkinson and de-
signated by No--------and several letters
accompanying said account supposed by
tie court 60 be IN the hand writing OF
Philip holland, the agent Of General WIZ.
inSon. ft
The committee, conceiving that the'ps.
pers collected by SAID court would and them
IN their investigation made application tor
those papers 10 tue Secretary OF War, but
were unable TO oBaih them, they hasing
been taken from the otiice by Cen IyIIs-
! Jason, as appears frcm the deposition of
Iohn Smith, chief clerk iii the war oifce.
The committee then directed a srbpoena
TO General Wilkinson, requiring him 10
send or produce all the papers which had
been used or collected by the said court. IN
obedience to which Gen. Williamson sent To
the committee packet Ut papers which
did not contain either the account and len.
ters referred to IN the sentence OF the court
or the defence of Gen Wilkinson, nor have
the committee been able 10 procure them,
and consequently have no, mad II IN their
powertc comPsre the accounts herewith ex-
hIbited with those which were lad before
die military court efenqmry Fos tue fur
Their eiucidauon, refer 60 Walter Jone,'s
deposition marked w. K.
The committee also submit the denosi-
ton OF Daniel w. Cox, aa.nenticalins the
papers 70 shlch he specially refers, mark
ed ID w G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18

BARTLETT Srm1,
Tobacco Broker and Vendue and
Commission Merchant,
Richmond, Virginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18
Copper and Brass.

Rich copper mines are found in New
Jerseys in Virginia, and near lake Superior,
but they arc Dot nsw wrought. The prin
c,pal manufacturers OF that material, are
those of stills and other vesselszzaut the
copper in sheets, and Dolls 10 almost uni.
versaIly impsrted==zthe only manufacture
for that object, which is at Bosten, not re.
ceiving sufficient encouragement, although
a capital OF Is 600 dollars has been vested
in rolling mill and other apparatus. The
true reason is, that those articles are in-
ported free of duty and the owners seem
to be principally employed in casting bells
and other articles.
ZINC has been lately discovered in Penn.
sylvania land there are lew manufact-
ures of metal bRttons, and various brass
Haress
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18
VIRGINIA:
At superior court of Chancery l,ol.
den ia Richmond, June ist, 1906.

{.
den ia Richmond, June ist, 1906.
Between
Thomas Harris in his own right, and az
administrator Of Billy Harris. deceased.
ana his wife, Samuel Boush, and Polly
his wife, Lewis Fort and Elizabeth Lis
wife, and Jesse Hargraye, administrator
of John Harris, Pitts.
Henry Harris, administrator of William
Harris, who was one of the executors
of John Harris, deceased. William Guy,
executor of George Guy, deceased, An.
thony Thorntsn, executor of Walker
Taiiaferro, deceascd, Joseph Rishesor.
William Talaferro. John Anderson.
executor Of Wilson Frevilian, who was
executor of Thomas Frevilan, who was
also an executor Of the said John Har.--
ris,deceased, DeftsI
The defendant Henry Harrib, up
on whom an attachment for his cdtemp{
IN not answering the bills Of the EtantiEs
hath been executed, still failing to answer
the same, the court this first day oNvne.
in the year Of our Lord one thousand efrai
hundred and FIVE, on motian OF the plain
tins by Counsel, doth take their bills for
confessed, as to that defendant, and order
that he do render an account OF his intes.
tate's admins ration Of the goods, chattels.
aud credits Of John Harris, deceased, be,
Tore one Of the con- missoners Of the conrr
to be byh examined, sta ed settled, and
TO the court reported, with any special
matters thought pertinent by himself. or
required by the parties 10 be specially sta.
ted unless the said defendant On or be-
fore the tenth day Of the term suexs after
he shall be served with copy Of this or.
der shsw cause o.the contrary,
ia Copy - Tested
Peter Tinsley, c. c.
Commissioners Office,
Richmond 4th mo. sstb, 1910.
The parties are hereby notified.
that have appointed the 7Oth day Of the
9TH month &. E. July aext 1 to perfect the.
account directed by the above order o.
Court; on which day, they are requested
TO attend at my Office, I'm this Cnyl with
their accounts, and voicners, rea9y for
examination aud settlement.
SAMUEL PARSONS, Commissioners.
Nv 8 u
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18
phpfR AND PRlNf NJ ',ili ~

some loreign paper is still imported !:
tnt the gfea'e r pa,t or the consump ION isOi
fclesi csD msnGfsctu and is believed
fbatd sylhcisnt attention was every where
pard 10 re pressrvation OF rags, guam
,,s, eqoai 60 the demand would be made
10 the United Sta'es. Paper mills are
crecttd N evefy part ct the Union..----
lAese are tw=a'y one IN toe STA es Of
Nsw Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode ISL
and and DehwaFe alone, acd ten ~ DOLLY
3 coanties Of the states Of New York and
.y!afylsnd, lJleven Of those mills employ
capaal ol .So hundred thousand dollars
sod $50 aolkmens and make annually
$50. 600 dollars worth Of paper
Pfiming Is caned on to an extent CON.
mcusus with he dsmend. Exclu iyeiy
6 ,he nuaoefous I've sc pa psrs, which elons
torn cOn.ido'abie item IN value, all the
booss f4r which lhere san adequsle nun
bef e purchasers, ere printed the u.
ni,ed : e,es. Hat sufficient daa have no
been ob,ared " foSm az esIimae OF the
anroslsggrsgs yalue OF The paper made
and o! The printing and book binding ex.
seussd Ia lie Uhiled SITES, o1Ae, ,hsl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18
Manufactures of Lead.

HarcSs
Manufactures of Lead.
Lead is found in Virginia and some other
places, but the richest mines of that metal
are lound in Upper Louisiana, and also il
is said,in the adjacent country on the east
side Of the Mississippi. They are not yet
wrought to the extent of which they are
susceptible, AID after supplying the wes-
tern country, do not furnish more ,han 200
tons annually tcthe Atlantic states,
The annual importations from
foreign counties Of red * white
lead, amount 70 1850 tons
And those Of lead itself, and of
all other manufactures of lead, to 1925
do.
The principal American manufactures
are those OF shcty and colors Of lead. OF
the first there are two establishments on
a large scale at Philadelphia, and another
IN Louisiana, which are more than sufhei-
emit 20 sapply the whole demand, stated at
SIX hundred tons year. Five hundre1
aud sixty tons Of red and white lead, lit
barge, and some other preparations Of that
metal, are made in Phiiadeiphia alone. A
repeal Of the duty OF one cent per pound en-
lead, and an equalization OF thai Oh the
manufactures OF lead, by charging them
all with the Two cents per pound laid on
white and red lead, is asked by the manu-.
lscturers.
Varions o,her paints and colors are also
prepared IN Philadelphia, and some other
places.
[robe cont:nued.l
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SATURDAY, March q.

SATURDAY, March q.
Mr. johnson reported bill for the relief
or 1ohn Minor, administrator Of Reuben
Minor Twice read and com aiyted
Inc eAgrossed 5ii; making app, opria-
lions for Carrying into effect certain i.li-
An srea'ies was read the third time and
PASSED.
The engrossed bill outhorising the disc
charge OF Pnineas Yarney from imprison.
ment was read third time, and, after an
hours debate, PASSED. by Yeas and Nays
60 to so.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-20

RIDAvs,) BY sAMUEL1 Pee AsANrs, Jvs,oa, P
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-20
February 10.

The bill to prevent the issuing of
sea-letters except to certain vessels,
was read second time and committed
Messrs. Bayard, Bradley, and
eib
rhe consideration Of the bill to en-.
gage inthe service of the u. S. for 4
shore period corps OF volunteers was,
on motion of Mr. Bradley, further
postp onad until Monday next.
Mr.. Lloyd's motion calling for In
formation on the amonnt OF duties ac-
cruing from imports from the Medi.
terranean, AMI also for the mount o.
duties accruing from the duty common
ly called the Mediterranean fund, was
taken UP and ag-eed 10.
The House resumed the .considera.
ton o! the Dill for Incorporating reli.
gious societies III the district of Co
lumbia.--and, or motion Of MIR. Ander-
son, the further consideration thereof
was postponed till the first Monday in
December next.
The bill for the relief Of William
Hawkins was read a third time and
passed.
The bill to .encorporatc company
for making turnpike roads in the Dis
trict of Celu nbia was further discus
sed and a,nen!ed; and then recomuit.
ted to Messrs. Leib, Smith (,Md) and
Brent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-20
AMERICAN NAVIGATION
BILL.

Mr.. Smith of Md. from the com
mittee to whom was referred the bill
" concerning commercial intercourse
with Great Britain and France, and
t3eir dependencies, and for other pur-
fbses," reported the same with an a.
mendment (uot affecting the principle
of the bilD which was read. The bill
made the order OF the day for Monday
next.
Mr.. Reid's motion for an amend
ment to the constitution Of the II. S.
was further discussed and on motion
of Mr.. Crawford referred TO com.
mittee for further consideration.
Messrs. Reid, Crawford, Leib, Giles,
and Pickering compose the commit
tee.
HQITSry or y tspp HS;tsNr,r, A .rrIy,,o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
February 9.
z ConAnaed .lrOn otlr iaaf. J

The following gentlemen compose the
committee 70 whom is referred Mr. p. b.
Porier's resolution on the subjea Of ca.
Dals ADD roads: alessrs. =. b. Porter,
Trou2, Feyior. Kenap, Burwell, Howard.
Weakicy, ai'Eim, Van Dyke, Miiroi
Souiha d, Slurgss, Bacon, Potter, Wilson.
fChi1cnden, Morrow, Pondexier. Poydral
and Jennings,
The Following gentlemen comPose tbc
committee 10 ~bOm Is re committed the
bill auhorisins q 6e,aCh,oeut Of the mill.
Tia Of he United States: NIessrs. Tel
Dadse, Clay. Better, Rea (P.) Weak
ley, iiale, iaFne,, r.. jackson, Shaw
Root, fluffy, Van Dyke, n. Il. Moore.
Desha, Ho;.@nd, Co5b, Morrow, Poydras,
Ho'ndex'er & Jennings.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-20
February 10.

The bill to prescribe the mode of
application for the purchase of land at
the several land Offices and for the re-
lief of Joab Carrot, was passed TO a
third reading.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-20

Mr. fallmadge having obtained leave o!
absence, was excused from serving on tn,
abore committee.
The following letter was laid before the
House
{" 70 the honorable J.. B. Varnum.
Speaker OF the house Of Representa-
tiyes
SIR,
Having published pamphlet explain.
ing my experience on the practice and eff.
teets of torpedoes, beg leave to present
you and each member OF the House OF
Representatives one COPY. Should the
Rouse consider this subject of sufficient
interest TO merit further explanation. I
shall be happy to give lecture at such
time and place as may be mos, convent.
cnt, IN which will exhibit the various
MODES OF attack with torredoes and har-
poon guns as prepared for action, with
such models and demonstrations as will
lead to clear und .rs.anding of the sub.
jea.
have the honor to be Sc.
ROBERT FULTON.
4" ka'orama, Feb. 9, 1910"
Leave was given 10 present The nam
phiets mentioned in the above letter as r..
quested. " 80
DRAWBACKS.
Mr. Newtoo, from he committee of com
merce and Manufactures reported b;,l
to restrict the allowance of drawback to
certain vessels.
[ This bill provides that no drawback Of
duties shall b. allowed on the expectation
ofary goods, wares or merchandise. I'm
ported INTO the United Sta es after
day OF nex!, unless the same shall
have been imported in ship or weasel
of the q. Siates-and,
Tia, afer the DIV of
0exs NJ drawback shalt be allowed or
paid on n: exploration OF any goods. wares
Or 'merchandise, unless the same shall, b.
exported in a ship or vessel of the u. S.
any law or laws 10 the coa,-ary no,wi,h-
s'anding.l
The bill was twice read, aud referred to
committee OF the who.e.
Mr Jennings reported bill for disous;.
lying Certain persons (viz. all persons
actd'ng eiices under tie United States
militia officers and Justices of the n.acr
excepIedl from acting as members Of The
legislative council or House of Rep,esen
-a',ses OF lndiana Ferr.osy.-rwlce read
and Comnilted,
The bin for the RELIEF of Richard Tsy.
Tor was discussed in committee of the
whole, MIR Desba in the Chair. and ,e,
ported 10 The House as disagreed 10 by
me committee. The bjl was further dis.
cussed IN the House, and then ordered to
lie on The table.
Inc bii concerning The claims 10 land
IN The Mississippi Territory granted BY
the British government of West Florida
went through committee Of the whole
Mr. Minor in the Chair and was then
o dered to lie OH The table, on nation Of
Me Miller, Mr. Goldsborough and Mr. San.
icy supporting and NJ. PoIhdexter ooeo
sing tie motion.
The bill for Incorporating the Protestan,
Episcopal Church in the town of Alexac.
drIa. IN The district of Columbia was taken
up Tor consideration; and, ef.er being
ainepded was ordered TO be engrossed 70
thlrd reading on Friday next.
NAVIGATION OF THE MOBILE.
me following message was recety.
"a from The President of the United
states BY MIR Edward Coles. his Secre,s-
Try.
10 the House of Representatives of the
United States.
traDsmii to the House report nj
he Sscfeia'y of State, complying with
their resolution of the 22d of lama
~.
JAMES MADISON.
February 9, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-20
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.
February 9.

The bill from the House of Rep-esen
tatives in addition to the act to regulate
the laying on, and msking a road from
Cumb -rland in the State Of Maryland, to
the stae OF Ohio. was read and passed to a
secocd reading.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-20
February 9, 1910.
REPORT.

The Secretary OF State, to whom The
PFesIden! has been pleased to refer lh-
resolution Of the House Of Representa-.
lives OF The 22d of last month, has the
honor to stare that il appears from The
records IN this department, tina, in the
years 1901 and 1902, toe Executive had
sndeayoTcd 10 obtain for the citizens of
the Uhi' ed States re,idiog on the waters
oil Ioni6gbee and Alabama rivers. the
tree navigation Of the Mobile Iiyer TO IFS
confidence with the ocean-1st. by claim
Ins his navigation as a natural right sane
toned by the general principles OF Tic
law ct nations applicable TO rivers SINH.
Iariy situated; and I'd. by endeayoring TO
purchase the country held by SPAN ON
the Mobl..
These sEJrts were made before it was
:aoTn ftet Spain had ceded Louisiana 10
fance, cod consequently beiote The pu!-
,'a'e OF hat pfogiace by The U. 5. Since
hat purchase, the country neld by spa q
N ihe aic5ls has been claimed as bs,n,s
acluded tires cin.
The span government having 90.
iectsd 20 tbs Claim IN mann.r wnrcb
Justified belief TIA; the question would
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-20
From the ~. 71ork Public advertiser.
To lIncists.

To Mucius.
F." May some choice patrons bless
each grey goose qlill,'
"May every Baoius, havo his Butc
STILL"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-28
NUTICE.


THE Honourablc Court Of Probate Of the
= town Of Norh-Kingtown, having appointed the
subscribers Commissioners 10 receive and exaInrc
the claims Of the creditors 10 the Estate Of DA MEL
WEEDEN, late of rth-Kingstown, deceased, re-
presented insolvcnt and six months from The 9Th
DAY Of Oct.lss, being allowed for that purposeNo
ice 10 hereby gven that they viii attend sad busl-
',ess at their respective dwellings, at any time within
ne period above mentioned No accounts VII be
received unless properly stiesled.
RIcaARD TlioMAss} cs,urs,so,r,.
"a SMITH PHARCE,
All persons indebted TO tho above mentioned W.
ate are earnestly called upon 10 make immediate
,aymcnt TO
BENJAMIN NTH, .sdr,> ;rg,sS.
Nerh-K,ogstowr, NV %, iSlt.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
ofGEORCE soENCER,Esq.la,e Eest-Creen-
wch. deceased, represented nso,ycnt that further
time of two months from the goth day Of September
last, - allowed the m 60 exhibit their claims us
the sut .cribcrs, Who are appointed Commissioners
thcreou by the Cour' Of Probate of the town Of East
Greenwich That they will attend at the Dwelling
bouse cfJoHN g. MAwNRy, in Warwick, on every
Saturday, ntc O'clock in the sftc,noor
JOIN e. MAM.NEAYl 49, -.- ~
THOMAS ARNvhr, 20 Ps@'''ss'''''e ~. -
a. .. All persons indrhtea TO SAID Estate, are re-.
sN.ssssod to Make Immediate payment to
~ THOMAS FRY .gininistrofor.
HANNAH SPENCER, .fdsinisfrafrir
East Crecnrich, Oct ie, 1910.
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NOTICE.

HE subscriber having been duly appoin,-
cd by the Hon. Court of Probate Of the Ao,s
u Newport, Administrator to The estate of
WILLIAM BENNET,
ate OF Newport, mariner, cased, having given
bonds according to law for the faithful discharge Of
the trust reposed in her, requests all persons having
any demands against said estate to exhibit them for
settiemet,to
JOHN TH.LINGIIAST,3
EDWARD LANDERs, ''"A''so""~
And all persons indebted 10 said estste, are called
puon TO make immediotc payment to pilae
SALLY BENNET, .7d,Wnistrohix
Neopart. Oct 3. 1870,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-28

r HE Subscribers irie,d 10 com.
mence the Weaving of oil krds of C0TI ON
CLOTHS, al uier Factory in this town, in the
of ten or twelve days. Those parents and gualdiaes
who wish their children 10 learn the art Of Weaving
with the Flying Shuttle, &c. are requested TO arr,
imediately Wages will be given according their
sges and ~bilitics and Increased as they eIcrease IN
The art OF Weaving.
They will Immediately commence Manufacturing
dtieren, kinds of twne and lines. Huxted,
Aquayity of clean FLAX. Apply to
JAMES PERRY, or
july "a STEPHEN DERLOls =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-28
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having been appointed by the
i Hon Court of Probate, of the town Of New
port, Administrators upon tho Estate of
SUSANNAH BUTTS,
late Of Newport, deceased and having given bond
according to law, for the faithful discharge Of the
trust thereby committed TO him, requests all per-
who are indebted to the Estate Of said dccca-
scd, to make immediate payment, and those who
nave any demands against said Estate. TO exhibit
hem to him. DANIEL DENBAM, Jr.
Nov L. .sdmnistrGfsr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-28

CnES LUTHER, of Charleston, (S. e. y
- returns his thanks to his friends. who have
pio.ed him with their business in the Commission
Line, hoping that his attention, pun,,uali,, and d,s
patch in their business has met telr approbsfion,
and merits continuance of the sane.
He also informs his friends and tie publ,ck in gen
eral, that he has lately formed IN b, u
ness with THoNAs d. SrALi., which will be
Quoted under he Firm of
LU1HER s. STALL,
in Charleston Ssu!h Careia, and as they intend de-
vn,lng their sttcltion 10 the Commission business
The interest of those who may employ them will be
promoted and attended TO with punctuslny aud des-
patch. GILES lUrNER
THOMAS -. STALL.
Newport, Now, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-28
NOTICE.

TIE the subscriber having been sp.
D. pointed by the Hon. Court o. Probate Of the
own Of NEWPORT, Admnstia aior upon the estate o
WILLIAM GODDARD,
tate Of said .Ne~porf ship-Carencr, deceased
.ad having given bond according law for the faith
eh i.chsrge Of the trust thereby committed TO him
requests n persons who indebted to the eslst,
OF said deceased. TO make immediate payment ant
those ~ho have any demands against SAID estate, &c
exhibit them to him.
BENJAMIN PITMAN, Jun.
Aug. IS
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aOTL'A.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by
w Tie Supreme judicial Court, holden at New.
port on the 5th March, 1910, Assignces of the Es-
tate OF
JOHN S. HAMMOND,
Of Newpor: aforesaid. Eousc-Csrpcbter, to whom
the benefit Of the IDsovent act PASSED A. u. 1856,
has been granted-hereby noifythc Creditors of the
soid Hd~,mond, to exhibit their respective demands
20 them, within nine months from he date aforc said
or they will be prceuded.-Persons indebted to said
H.mmead, arc called upon to make immediate pay
n.ent JONATHAN WILSON,
THOMAS BUSH. S.yssiFness.
EDWARD SMITH.
Newport, Nov. Ia, 1910.