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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-05

noble game the savage racSJArn anS his wor q
thy crew copttntod themselves wih pilserin|
the larrns and Houses Of our cilitzens on thos|
exposed points, which was impossible, lIoyi
The extent OF cur sea board, amply TO secnrd
This, too, was done after The Hero oil Havr|
dc Grace and Hampton, had positive informal
tion OF the Treaty oi peace having been sign
ed. Instead OF stacking ous n ilitaiy post
and acquiring ltnor and renown, they s,es
into the farm yaics creeks and sounds, an|
there, riots In miami and mesness G, eat God
and those men, if SO they may be called
have been held up as the {" Bulwd,k cf ou
Religion" Horrid violation of the noblcst at
tributes CT the great and good Astorishiaj
peIyersloD OF the mental faculties
MAJOR BUTLER.
Two HUNDRED NEGROES
len bales cetton;
quantity of seed cotton;
HIS iron, new and old 4
Leather, tanned ard half tanned
otoek oil vine, liquors, soap, candles and pouII
Try;
Plate and stock buckle, stolcn by an officey
named Horton.
JOHN coUPER.
EIGHTY NEGROES;
46 ol Them pIime fellows, some Of them
tradcsmen.
Ten bales cotton.
DIR. GRAHt.
One negro woman;
Four bales cotton;
All bis furniture DESTROYED;
Gins spoiled IN tying to gin cotton.
A. c. WILLY.
cotton.
II. oEcKIE.
ELEVEN NEGROES;
pair razors and part Of barrel of noui
stolen by Liea enanl De Thiery.
W. MINTosH.
Five NEGROES
Twelve bales gihned, and some uneinne
cotton!
JAMES HAMILTON.
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY TWO NEeRoEs
only one OLD man etl Oh his place, and nj
mad;
Twenty Eve bales co,ton--about gnned II
themselves;
All his plantation stores, medicines, tool
paint pots, old iron, and gin boxes;
Some handsaw files, pntketed by The com
mander in chief Ramsey;
Carpet library, and pair OF pistols, stolen u
Gale, who commanded the ano forces
beautiful towling piece stolen ny Horror
the same officer who stole nslor Butter
spoons and stock buckle.
MATHEWS.
TWENTY SIX NEGKoEs;
Seven bales cotton.
MRS BRA1LFoRD's.
House broken open, and obbtd By boat
crew under command Of liea,enan, Grad.
some Of Mrs. Braiioid's and NJ
Troup's cloths were bought for Ten do n
lars from the thieves by lieutenant Loe K
commanding his Britannia majesty's bri
Manly.
MR.. ABBOTT.
Although they made head quarters of hN
house and lived on him only now and thd3
bringing in some plundered muttoa, pous
Try, -four and liquor, lost the contents
his store, and had the qui kslver scrop%
from tho backs of all the broken loockirEl
glasses in his house.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-05
From the Savannoh Republican, Of .'iarca ish.

From the Savannoh Republican, Of .'iarch isM.
SKETCH OF BRITISH PLUMBER
.fnd dehredatiou committed on So. Sinon's Is.
land (GeO. BY CoeKsURy's BAvDIrrL
II seems by the following statement (Which
we pledge ourselves for the truth oi,knowing
the source from whence it comes) tia. moth.
ing is too ignoole for British officers TO under.
take-They have carried their depredstions
TO the very negro quar,ers-neithef the par
lor ncr the kitchen, the gr-n,ry nor the hen
ruos,, is safe from the fsnss cf our late honor.
a6ie assailants-sli share alike the tender
mereies Of the late brutal and fcrccious foe.
VIVA, picture does "ihe svorid's last hone"
" The .fas, anchored Isle," exhibit in her war.
fare on cur unprotected and dciencelcss sea
tcsrd Too inpoien, and sovsrtlly to attack
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-05
Case or Cabtain Nelson.


We, the Undersigned, lately prisoners of
war a, Melville Island, testify and say, that
the treatment we received while at that place
was inhuman and barbarous IN the extreme
and such as would di:honor and disgrace any
people having the remotest claim to the char
acier OF civilized nation. We further state
that the cause Of capt. J. NELSON, Of Phila-
delphia, was one particular a,rociiy, ard which
loudly Calls for justice. This gentleman,
being taken very sick, was refused admittance
into the hospital, although he was so unwell
ss TO faint whenever he was moved and In
that situation he was ordered from close
warm room in the Prison into the jail yard,
BY MCDONALD, the physician OF the pris-
on, and kept there in a severe cold day two
or three hour. after which, fnding nc was
81 far exhausted tina, his death was cetain, he
was taken in,o the hospital, where he short
iy after died. Previous TO this, Mr.. NELSON
had always been warm advocate for the En-
gli,h. The abov, particulars we were eye
witnesses TO, havin, been conhned in the same
room with him in his sickness.
EBEN'R. a. LEWIS.
NArH'L II. LEWIS,
HUGH ORR,
JEDG'H. HUNT, Cap, Ny Vol. is
NATH'L. CASE, do.
JOHN J. FONTAINE, 1t L. S. Ar
JOSEPH CLARK, 1t. n. Vol'.s'
j. GlLL;S, Correct, do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-05

us in proof sheet, the following extracts from
letters found on board the Brush schooner
st. Lawrence, captured oy the AWerican pri-
vatec' Chasseur, OF Baltimore. The s. law
renee was bound 10 NV Orleans itom Cum.
berland Islam. Po@
From SIR Thomas taotHrane TO Sir 7hdUaS
T'ubridgr. cG' Ntzv Orieans, ". End Cam-
beriand Island FEB ID 1915
hope This viii reach head quarters in
time for the 81. l. epce, Who sails inme.
diatey for your pat OF the world with the
news ot peace being concluded with this
country, but oi winch l should think you will
eceive ca iier intelligence direc, from Eng
land. We are in daily expectation of flag
OF tluce TO inform US IF Mr. Madison's having
ratified the treaty ON his doing which, hos
tilities will Immediately cease. confess nv.
self by no means sorry for this event
think we have had quite enough of war for
some years to come, although | should have
wished we had made the Yankees more sen.
slbie OF our power and ability TO punish them,
should they again pt ovoke US. As II is, ex.
cept lhc injury done 10 their trade, We have
little TO boast OF. We are all ve,y much griey.
cd 10 lea,n the disaster in your quarter. Our
loss seems to have been immeuse and from
the reports we pick up, one is led 80 believe
there was not much prospect ot success. al The
CONNIE ncement OF the attack. w, are mos,
particularly ultortunate IN our general officers
on all occasions l am AFRAID Genera, Pow
e., and he regiment with him, will not be
with You IN time 10 render any service. He
was al Bermuda ON the 24'n uit. al which
period the Statira had not a rived
] came here SIX weeks ago, and found s,
M"y's had been taken Two days before my
rivaL which Of course GUS me Out Of WIS,
IS Captured. commands the pa,,v
landed old Somerville wa, senior Office, m,
Adnitdl having only arrived The day before
me, in consequence of being blown OF the
coas, by strong N. w. gales on his W ~ from
the Chesapeake. 1t was al fist supposed. as
Is usual on all these occasion, tna a qrea,
deal of money would be made bu, if they
clear thirty thousand pounds, it viii be as
much as they will do"
From Mr.. SWainson, 10 Lieut.. DourIass. of
n. W. brig SoEkie, of NssO- Orleans, efh
Fe6 1918.
We had some ine fun at ST.. Mary's !,
the BOMBS were at the town aud had plenty
OF plundcr. How arc you off tor tables, and
Chests of drawers, Sc"
From j Gaiior, 10 j. o'Reiiy, Esq. on 6sard
shih 7onnsnt. IF Nesy. Orleans, Cumberland
Island, Oh Fe5 1915.
We have had fine fun since saw YOU.
what with the Rappsaannoek and various 9th.
er places, we have eon,rivcd to pick up few
,r'fing things sucn as Mahogany Tables,
Chests Of drawers" Sc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-05
INTERCEPTED LETTERS.

Our correspondent, a, Baltimore has sent
us in proof sheet, the following extracts t'om
letters found on board the Brush schooner
ST Law captured Dy the A'Ue'ican pri-
vatec' Chasseur, OF Baiumote. The s.. Law
renee was bound 10 New Orleans iom Cum.
berland Islam. F0H.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-03

Tor ofEeer Of any other bank. siialibe eli-
Ieible as director of the real estate banl
lof the United States--and It shall be the
duty Of the president and directors a.
least once in every year to prepare q
statement exhibiting the actual state Of
the bank, which shaIIbe laid before any
|generai meeting Of the stockholders When
AIT. 90, The presid mt and direc-
tors shall have power to provide a bank
ing house for the accommodation OF the
real estate bank of the United States.
Nov Q
~ The Printers of the Nationa
Iptelligencer are requested to insert the
above daily, and send their accounts to
This Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-03
Land for Sale.
935 Acres,

So0 Acres,
In the county of Fairfax, four miles from
George Tewn and Washington City,
and ten from Alexandria, >thro' which
the contemplated turnpike road from
George Town to Leesbarg passes.
WTis bounded more than mile by the
Potomac, on which lies SO or 60 acres
Of rich bottom and about 500 acres OF fine
timber, a dwelling house with rooms,
large barn and few out buildings
This land was originally Of the first qua
Iity, and experience has proven it to be
perfectly susceptible OF Improvement BY
the use of gypsum.
A Mil Seat,
To which any part of eabove land may
be attached, and from which -four may
be water-borne to George Town. AS the
water will be taken from the Potomac, it
will be capable of driving all the year any
machinery that may be erected: the ex-
pepse in conye ying the water to the wheel
will be less than in ordinary cases, and
a trip a day may be made by the boats
navigating the river.
go ores,
In the county of Loudoun, s miles below
Leesburg. lying on Bread Ran-s90 a.
ores are heavily timbered, the balance is
fresh land and produces we'll.
MIR. Matthias, of Leesburg, or Mr..
LadaceH Lee, Of Belmont, viii shew the
land and make known the terms OF sale.
The whole of the above property will be
sold on long credit (if required with
from the date.
Richard III. Love.
Rokeby, August IL 60
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-03
Public Sale.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ subscribers will in pursuance OF
me decree of the county court OF Fair.
lax. made in the suite of VIM. Is. Ma
gruder and Thomas l.. Washington a.
gainst John Luke's heirs, offer for sale
at Public Auction on the premises OIL
the 18th day of Nov. in the present ear,
The following tract or parcel OF Lard, tie
place where John Luke formerly resided,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-03
Containing about
588 AC r Els.

Fhis Land is situated ia The county OF
Fairfax, about 8 miles from Alexandria:
on the right of the road leading from A.
iexandria to Leesburg. The house is a
bout mile and can be seen from the
road.-There is on the Land a two story
frame dwelling house with some out
hosses-Ihose who may he inclined to
will it is presumed examine the
land before the day of. sale--I,he object
of the sale is to raise the sum of 1894
cents with legal interest thereon tronl
the tenth Sept. 1898 till paid, the sale.
will be made for ready money-Mrs.
Bail who was the wife of the said John
Luxe claims dover in the said land.
Richard Ra cliffe.
Edm /. Lee, iCom'rS
i ebert |. Taylor,
Oct "a 2awts
THE Editors Of the National Intel
Iigencer are requested to insert the
above once week till sale, and send
their account to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-03
Vaudeville & Larmorf.

Iva uIlNSF liz ~
Corner of King and Fairtan q King
and Water !Streets-0fsr for sa,f'
100 Chests Gunpowder. Imperial anu
Young Hyson TEAS Of the lafes
imporfations. aud can be sold low
er than any of the Northern Mar
kets can at present afford them
90 boxes Imperial
so hcquered boxes Young Tyson
Is boxes Young Tyson and hyson'
acknowledgements cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee IL
90 bags old Java Coffee, tor geh'es'
family use o,
so hogsheads and 60 barrels Orleans
st. Croix and Martinique sugar
5000 lbs. loaf and lump sugars
5000 lbs. heavy BlacPepPer
500 lbs. first quality Bengal iudIgo'
10 puncheons West sndia Rum mr..
900 gallons genuine old irish "hh
key
100 boxes Soap
oOV fcauiS VIdppiu? A"P rtLs
Nth their usual general assortnenl 95nS
Best Wines, Liquors & 0r0,
cerleS.
N. B.---Country dealers are resPesx
fully requested to view their assortment
Aug. IS -
Vaudeville 8. Larinoui'
Hare Received for sale,
100 bbls. low priced sugars
!, !, : , ssss; ,.t quality %,
90 barrels
80 bags Laguira Coffee.
September Is
PRINTING, ,as
Handsomely executed at the Oihceo' w
Z .alerandria Gazefte.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-03
Fire Insurance Company
ar .AIcnardria.

TIME stockholders in this institution
u are hereby informed, that di,i-
dend of four per cent. on that part of
the capital now paid, for the last six
months, is this day declared, which will
be ready to be paid them on Friday the
Sd inst.
J. B. .rickoNs, ssc'y.
Insurance Office, :
Nov. 1--2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-03
For New York,

KS The regular trader sloop
N#ssp BoreaIes,
- = 81 sss. zszs Capt. Andrews. For freight
OF passage apply to the Captain on beard
J r. CGldzceH.
Who have received by said Vessel from
New-York,
10 kegs Ginger
10 boxes Roll Birthstone
6 boxes cotton and wooden CARDS.
assorted
a hampers LIST quality bottles
9 bbIs. Moccoboy Snuff.
Oct. l9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-03
NOTICE

- ~ 1Sh4 Iftiss
To the Stockholders Of the coiant,..
Insurance Comaargtf .aleacndT,ss
A y Election Will be he'd at the,,s..
"a Of the Company. on M0ND1v
the 9th day Of next month, between 4
hours ofl0 4. N. and 2 P. NJ. Ear :, y
Directors ofthis Institution, being Sat-
folders and citizens Of the United ST..
70 serve fur one year or until the follow,
ing election. w.
BY order Of the Beard,
William Eiiscn Secu.
Columbian ms lraiicc Office,
& Alexandria. seth Oct. 1879 dtR
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-06

The term at this seminary, for the next YEAR
viii begin on the 18th JAM and end on the 18Th
Dec following, with the usual vacation. TIC
course viii comprise The Latin Language. the 2.
Elementary branches Of the English, and such
OF the sciences as are commonly taught IN the best
schools. The literary DEF aTtment will be conduct
ed by Mr.. Ro Garlck Hill, whose steady habits &
mental attainments combine 70 recommend him
as AN able instructor Of youth. Terms for bolrd
including bed and candles $50. Tuition $50;
TO be paid quarterly IN advance. Notes Of hand
will be be expected ofthem who find Il inconye-
nent to send the entrance money. The situation
is as healthy as any whatever.
RICHARD HILL
e5th Noy. 1915,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

To Judge not according to appearances. but
to Judge righteous judgment" is a precept of the
highest authority. How far this divine MAXIM
has been observed, in relation to me, submit to
The reflection of those who have formed opmi-
onS, from the partial statements OF persons, UNI
der the influence OF strong Prejudices.
Every prosecution against me- having termi-
mated IN us incipent slate, by the 1laaanrsits ac-
qulttal OF theresular judicial tribunals, it be-
comes my duty to support The sovereignty of
those laws, which have been violated IN my per-
SON Hence the ,mProPnety of exciting the pub
lie ieehng, by a Development of the causes
winch led TO my Persecution, In due time, they
WIZ ne most satisfactorily explained.
For the Information OF those, VINO have only
seen less perfect statement of the decision of the
General Court, than might very easily have been
gwen, IsHbjoin the following authentic trans
Crypt from uie record.
Wf. w. HENING.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-06

our profound gratitude to the Supreme
Being, for the prosperity of our country
with a national character unsullied witt
a government 50 mild, that the hand Of
power is scarcely seen or felt, outlaws are
executed and obeyed in an pnexampled
manner.-in the enjoyment of the most
perfeot liberty, and the blessings of Peace
and Plenty, what more can be asked of an
Omnipotent and kind Providence, than the
continuance of the happiness we ne.y PCS
sess May it be the inheritance of our
chiidren's children, to the latest posterity
w. q. NICHOLAS.
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PEYToN DREW, c. 9. c.
Glorious effects Of the triumph of I'll
4" LeejtiB.ates !"

'LSSUtButeS =!
We have received letter from Bor-
deaux, dated 18th Oct. which states that
all the American merchants at that place,
and some American citizens who were ira
vellers, hare been most heaUiLg taxed tn
yards raising the loar contribution tn Day
tte Gtfgs for eHstariag France! While
English, lrish, and French houses, all citi.
zens OF France, have been taxed on their
enormous capitals, from 10 TO 10000
francs, the Americans, on their small caDi-
tails without being citizens, and without
any French privileges, have been taxed
from to 1900 francs. This is a species
Of robbery direct, which far exceeds the
plunderiug of Napoleon under the De-
crees aad is full match for the piratical
seizure Of our vessels on the high seas by
the cruisers Of his Britannia Majesty be-
fore the existence of any French decree
we understand that our able and respect
able consul at Bordeaux, MIR. LEE, who is
ever alive to the interests of ourmerchants,
has warmly protected to the french autho-
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NOTICE.

IN AYING qualified as an Executor TO Cantain
M William Howard, decd of Albemarle re-.
quest all persons that arc indebted to thasaid Is.
tate TO come forward and discharge The same, and
all those that have CLANS against the estate 60
come forward and settle their accounts in,netli.
ately as there viii be division of the estate DC
tween this and the 25th of Dec. and an accounts
brought in after that date, this notice vii be plead
in bar.
JOSEPH HOWARD.
Powhatan, Nov. Goth 1915 L.
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N o Il c r.
1'reasnrN Dcbartr1enf.
November 80, 1915.

November 80, 1915.
Fnnds having been assigned for the paymen-
OF such TngAsupr MOTIFS and the interest tberet
on, rs viii become due IN EhiladeDiio, on the L.
day OF January next, and on all subsequent
days
NOTICE is THEREFORE, HEREBr GIVEN, That the
said TreasuryNotes Will be paid on the application
OF she holders thereof respectively, at the Loan
Once m Philadelphia, on the day or dh,.
when they shall respectively become due and
interest on the same notes Will cease TO be pava-
bic thereafter.
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Registers CT
fee
Clerks Office
Finance,
Clerks of Committees,

The Governors communication and accompa-
nylng documents were read and ordered to be IN
serted IN the Journal. Among rIe documents are,
the resolutions OF the States of Connecticut and
Massachusetts, proposing z amendments to the
constitution Of the U. S the resolutions of the
States OF New-York, New.Jersey, and Pennsyl-
vania, against said amendments and a report of .
Commute OF the legislature of the latter state as
signing the reasons for rel COTTON. Letters from
The Governors ut the States of Rhode Island, Con-
necilcut and North Carolina enclosing resolutions
OF The legislature of their respective states dis.
appobatory OF tue amendment 10 the constitu.
uon proposed by Pennsylvania to reduce the term
OF service OF the. U. 5 Senators from 10 4 years,
Also resolution from the Legislature of Georg a,
approving OF the foregoing amendment offered by
Pennsy lyania.
The House will proceed TO the election of a
Senator and Public Printer ON Thursday the 7tll
INST. $780,. .s'.'.'
Those are the amendnenfs proposed6y tho Blue
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YIRGLNIq.

lAhCLsNI-Is
In the General ooHrt--14th Nov. 1915.
The Commonwealth,
.lgGfnst Upon rule
William Waller Hening, DsTl1
entered at the last term against the defendant In
shew cause lf any he could, why an information
should not be filed against INN as Clerk of the
Superior Court Of Chancery Tor the Richmond
District for a breach of has good behaviour, and
Tor a b each o. his good behaviour u has sad
office, III Withdrawing from .he Bank of Yngi-
MA, and appropratng to MS ownuse sew eral large
sums OF money deposited III the sad Bank, under
orders Of the sad Court of Chancery, he the said
William Waller uensng having no authority from
the SAID Court for so Withdrawing or spprOprlat-
ing the aforesaid sum OF money
This day came as well the attorney general, as
The deft by his attorney who beng fully heard,
1t IS the unanimous opinion of the court that the
sad rule be discharged.
a copy--Teste
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a. J. DALLAS,

0-TThe Commissioners of Loans in the .,vera,
states are requested to make this notice general.
y known and the printers authorised 10 pub.
'ish the laws Of the United States, will be pleas
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-06
CASH SALE OF NEGROES

On Wednesaay tie eth day Of December,
w l. l. BE SOL d,
FoR CASH Ar PownATAN COURT Hogsr.
81 " ALU tLE ShA YES
CONSISTING OF MEN, WOMEN BoYs &c
The sale IS intended to SATISFY debt due Inv
the Estate of Francis Lewis decd to tho bank Of
Virginia, and have been conveyed TO nc in trust
for that purpose
JAS. ROBERTSON, jr. Trastee.
December O. ~
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King. of Norfolk

Lewis [of Campo
Mercer, Penn, Ru-
tl,eriord, Gray,
Tucker, Wzytt, Ir-,
win, Eustace, Brad
lay, Ed,e,, Dade,
Waggoner, Bowers,
Anderson, {Loiasa>,
M'Comas, 1. =.
Richardson, and
Clark of Halifax.
Gray, Chairman.
Cook (Norfolk)
Mercer, Stanard,
Bowyer, Barbaur,
Baker of Cumb. Ty-
Ter, Archer, Lewis
ofCaup. Estill, Ma
gill, Lam, Marshall,
Selden, Doddrldge,
Hearth of GP. w ]
Tucker, & Seaweul
C: Howard, Com
Courts Of Justice,
Edmund pendleton,
jr. Propositions and
Grievances, Charles
Barrett, Privileges
and Claims.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-06

rites against this outrageous procedure
The Esser J,tstO, and the CossacIc Priest
hood, have prayed most vehemently for the
rdownfall of Napoleon, and the restoration
OF the /" legitimate Louis. These desired
events have occurred, and our merchants
begin to feel their. blessed effects. We
shall publish the letter in full on Wednes-
Jay next. Bos. Pat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-06

ea to insert it in Their respective newspapess.
Dec. 6-2awtJS1awtF
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Tuesday, December S.
The following committees were appointed viz
for Courts of i'',
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;. Those are tAeamendneats prepossd1y the Blue
LIGHT Contention
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RUMFORD ACADEMY.

Powhatan. Nov. aoth isl5. --0 80 1u
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s5th Nov 1915.