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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

an invitation 10 General Bolivar to return
TO the Maine and resume command i'm
the Patriot army. Barcelona and Cumana
had surrendered TO the Patriots. audC Car
raccas was reported to have been eyacua-
ted by the royalsts.
We find in our Port-au-Prince PAPERS
a notice of the Secretary general of the
President Potion, promulgated on the 9Th
OF November, to the merchants OF tie
republic, that By official dispatches from
the emperor of Austria, though his charge
des atiaires, dated 18th of August last. at
trieste, the Ports of Austria are open TO
the Hay tan flag, and that the emperor is
deslrous of promoting a mutual inter
course between the two countries. Per
sous DESTROYS of a,ailing themselves of
this Information may receive all the neces-
sary documents for an intercourse with
Germany, 10y calling at the office of the
Secretary.
The friga,e which brought minister
from France 10 treat with Potion. and
Christophe, sailed from Port au Prince,
Tor jamaica on the 18th of No, ember
{ From tie Boston Palladium, Dec. 10.
We were Yesterday favored with BuenoA
Alrcs papers TO the 10th of September They
contain AN account of the celebration with great
hrllliancy and solemDity for three days, of the
declaration of the Independence of the pro-
vince of La Plata.
They mention the arrival of the Spani In
schooner Leona. from the Havanna, for Cadiz,
nrize TO the Congress Il. \ privateer-and that
she had on board dispatches from Don Ons,
Tor the Nice-Roy ofAlexico, and from the Cons al
at New-Orleans.
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Morrow, Lacock, Asl,mun and rromeu-
tin.
On the Stare Trade Mcss,s Uorscy.
Rugg.cS, Tat, Hardin and Daryett.
Monday, Dec. i6.
Mr.. SroKES, from North Carolina
appeared, was qualified, and took his
seat.
Mr.. Narnum's motion resDectipp The es-
adjustment ola Branch Bank of the u
nited States within the District of Column
h'a, having been modified so as TO make
II 4 motion Tor inquiry into the expedi
ency OF directing the same. was agreed
TO.
Among other minor business, was the
presentation, by Mr.. Dagg q, of petit
hon OF ihonas Law and others. pra, ing
that CERTAIN public squares in the city,
may be laid out into building lnis, &c.
The petition was referred to Mr. Daygctt.
Mr.. Goldsborough, and Mr.. Mason OF
Va.
The Rev. Mr.. Glendy ha,in declined
TO accept the honor of Chaplain. rendered
to- him by the Senate, the House proceed
ed TO the election of Il person to act as
their Chaplain. The election resulted i'm
the choice Off Rev. Sere..o T.. Delight,
OF Connecticut.
InsSdGy, Dec. IL.
a motion, submitted Yesterday by Mr..
paiiGnss, MAS agreed 10, inst.ucting the
committee on the Judiciary to enquire
into The expediency of amending the law
regulating the Intercourse with the Indian
tribes, and that the committee nave leave
TO reporthy bill or otherwise.
n motion, submitted by Mr.. Lacock
Yesterday, Was agreed 70, for instructine
fine r., a.
eXDedicacy ofdividng the state OF Penn.
syirania INTO two judicial districts. and
establishing "a district court OF The Il. 6.
al the city OF Pittsburg. in the county of
Ailsghauy.
On motion Of Mr.. Stafford, the Joint re-
port OF the Secretaries Of the Depart
meniS respecting the settlement of public
accounts, &c. was referred Ia the commit
+ c To whom has been referred so mucn
OF the. Presidents Message as relates 10 IA
new department
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Ar' leaving AZ excess of reve-
hue above tie expenditure
Charged upon it of...........S2s.7 CS 70
IN virtue Cf resolution Of the Board the
sum of ~, '5o7 90, part ofthe surplus revenue
has been vested in 2jS Shares of the Stock of
tse Bank ot Virginia IN which form il will
remain and constitute Il productive fund uuf;i
required TO re applied to some Officer of Inter'
nal Improvement, authorised by the General
Assembly.
1.-The President * Board of Public Works -
N their extra session, deemed IL their d,,t, j.,
order TO ascertain the probable reyeuue il, In.
ture years ot that part OF The fund for Internal
Improvement, which is at present t,rnrod,,,,.
i've, - direct Their Sccfetary to address IN
the President and Directors of each n tbc ~.
coIPo'"tcd companies. part Of whose Stock
constitutes any share Of the fund for Internal
Improvement. an enquiry relative 10 the CON
uiuVn o. th.'i respective funds. In answer To-
lhis cnqnlry, they have received much inter
cs'hg Information. by a letter fro'a the Tres
snfcr 81 tie Lille River IurnpiEc f,o,nna,.
w. member OF The Board, they ere anprise ed
Hitt the tolls OF the Company have bees Litb.
.'iO applied To the reimbursement of a loan Of
''G ,,Sn ms o, hieNaudria, to which the Compa-
ny mo iOuhi u necessary to resort in The rrr
gross 81 thcir ldbOurs. LIZ lien Of the al.
thus applied 90 the formation of their rc.,,i
me President and Directors declared q lii
Ill" On .llne 20 tli9e, IN STOCK in virtue Of
which, ne iuterestOi thc Commonwealth, in, tbe
stOck OF Inc Company, has been augmented Ia,
tie addition Of ~, shares. ~
Tie length Of this Turnpike. uLjrh ,.iy he
c,'Apietsd IN thc present year, is J39 miles .rhc
capital stOck expended in its constrnct;op =.
mounts to $40, 0JO-The tolls in the nast go
were SlgSi7 and those Of the present are
expected tO reach Sl),0U0. By The anrl;,.
ton Of ihe last sum, the debt Of the Conn.,,
viii be reduced u about $1,000. An e,,,r@i.3.
ton - therefore, confidently induced ,or =
dividend of O " cent. upon that portion Of de-
Iunu Tor Internal Improvement after lie 80
sent year. Pc
The annexed cores Soudenco ho,,v.o,, C 49,.
Board OF Public Works" a tho P,.'s,,;er, ,.,.J
Directors Of the Dismal swarm au.l ~, ~
Appamatiox Canal Companies. f,.,,rt..'I a Iii
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TIT 7 ~ ~ f|FT. 7 !.
p. We understand HAT tlie BRIG J.rts Eiooded
gHaee, which sailed this morning for Savan.
nan, IS well armed, and has crew of about ore
ha"dred and my 9ea. a tolerabie crew for so
il,oi voyage. Atany rate she will run very
gcnien pricatetr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

=, On Sunday evening. iD dis civ. Arrs gfrg-
.-bL' the respected consOrt Of Winios. i
DNIFen, tsg Representative in Congress.
iItni virginia. Her remains we're YESTERDAY
sYnFeysp to Baltimore, for internient in The
'"''''1 Ou'ying groubd.--f Nat. Ist.--Dee. a..
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N7c-York, December 10.
o., |,oni Port-an-P,1nce. We learn from
D*pi. iienicid, OF tile brig Sarah, that the
l"'fs' accounts from the Spanish Maine
represented The affairs of the Patriots in
49, aSarlcg to continue successful. A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

Inc President x Directors of the Board of
Public " orks' in obedience to the Act. emit
tied an Act TO create fund for Internal Inn
provemcnt-Der leave to report 10 the Gene
nal Assembly, that the fund committed TO their
charge, consisted on the LIST day of November
last, OF the following stock, viz -
125t Shares of the Stock ofthe
Little River Turnpike Com
pany .-.-....,:. $50 90
20 shares of the Dismal
Swamp Canal Company. 500 90
l25 Shares of the Appamattox
Canal Company 800 90
20 Shares ofthe Potmac Canal
Company. .............. ..3IIII lII-o
go Shares of the James River
Canal Company. so 900 90
50JD Shares ofthc Bank of Nr-
sinia, denominated Old
81? Shares of the Bank of
Virginia, denominatcd New
2i00 Shares of the Bank of Vir-
ginia, on which a dividend
viii accrue after the LIST day
of May, 1878 .2tO 900 On
1854 Shares of the Farmers
Bank of Virginia. .......... .SS933 100 90
MdhinS a total amount Of. 81 PSI, 76I III-9
Upon the productive part of this Stock. con-
sisting of tie Shares held by the Common
wealth in the James River Canal (,omnan,
and the Banks of Virginia there had been re- ,
ceiVei carly in July last, the sum of
Out of which there had
been dsburscd for
tic Salary of the Sc
cretary, and in COM
pcnsaton to the
Door Keeper of the
Board to the sum
of. SIP 90
For the daily pay and
travelling cxpenceS
Of the members Of
the Board at the cx-
tFa session thereof in
June last. o.
For Stationary y POS
td@e. ..................,6 C5
And III execution cfihe
Act, entitled an Act
70 provide an accr-
rate Chart OF eacn
County, and Gene
raj Map Of the Ter
r.tory Of the Com
nonwcaiil. ........... 1900 Oh
-SS,72I, oil
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. iancey of n. c. from The commit
Tee of claims, reported a bill for the re-
lief of William Hasslett: and Mr.. Rev
nolds ofFenn. bill for opening the road
therein mentioned; which billsrcre com
mitted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

To me U0uOyabie the ,Seaqte mil IIonsq NJ
Representatives NJ tie United Struts an
C00grcss osscmJied--
The petition Of Thomas 7. Allen. bro
Their and administrator Of William II. Al
len, late commander of ihe United States
brig Argus, and the surviving officers and
rrl., nf fil..l rl-oni aud hoirs q nj 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-21

WASHINGTON, Dec II.
We we're led by common report into
an error, in announcing tie election Of
&C. HANSON TO The office of Senator
III Congress from Maryland, vice X. G..
HARPER. The report was premature.
The election has not taken place, but is
assigned by the Legislature Of that State
Tor tomorrow. Nat. Int.
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NEW EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

DECEMBER 18th, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

huSust ~. 1910.
THE following circular letter is prepared at this
olfice, TO be trans nilted 10 persons holding APP
Pointments under she United States, other Than
those connected with the Treasury, War and Navy
Departments Itis requested that such persons Of
the 6rs, mentioned description tail, from what.
ever cause, to receive the letter in question: will
consider this publication Of particularly addres.
sed to them. and that they viii furnish this Depav.
menl, accordingly. with the Information called for.
(IIRCULAR)
The Secretary Of State being required, by a reso.
luton OF Congress, passed on the 9Th Of April last,
to cause 20 be compiled aud printed, for the iaior
nation Of the present Congress- at its next session,
AMI once every two years afterwards for the nfor-
nation afeyery succeeding Congress, a register Of
ali officers and agents, civil, military and naval, in
the service of the United States, which must exhibit
the amount OF compensa,ion. pay and cmolunents
allowed to each, and the state or county in which
he was born, and where employed, ---- -i is &c.
quested to furnish this department with statement
vi the above particulars, far as they relate to
himself and to the once which he holds under the
United States together with like st.tcpcat in re-
gard % any persons Immediately appointed by him.
Dspa tmsns " STATE. .4ugmst %, 1916
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500 Dollars Reward.

II .CAPEo from ,Ac riisou IN - ,Aeoihe ,a,e of
- OHIO. on The night OF 'hC ihlof JuIe las, I,
Jas. EssLx, alias JAMES ESSEX ChosBY oTEb-
LING. a1
lie 10 stou; so years Of age five feet seven inches
high, of fair comp'sx'on, thin ,isage, light h.ir,
large eyes homan nose. large whiskers. by trade a
ciother, work Il oarding or any employ men, IN
fnaoufaciogits, and is also sxper, the sword ex-
crcise ard boxing Tie was born in Warsi,kshire
in England, and II is believed came within iie last
year from Canada 10 this State. Ah Ntftt
he said james Essex, alias James Essex Crosby
Sterling. was commi,,ed TO jail last January, OH
charge of robbing the mail Of the United States.
His partner, who calls bnseif THOMAS NOZZLE
alias THOMAS w NOBLE, is now in prison ON
charge OF robbing the mail at the same time The
above reward will be given for his apprehension,
and deIyeIy, confinement, in any jail Of the United
Statss, SO that lie can be broughl totrial.
- JOHN HAMM.
Marshal Of OAio Disfrict.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Ju,y Is
OrThose printers who are employed to publish
the laws CT the United States, are requested TO give
this advertise ment one insertion a week for sI
weeks successiyely, and forward their bills to this
Office for payment
September H. 6w
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Septsn6er l2fh, 1910.
1NHE proposition made by this Department for
L commencing the payment of small sums in coin.
on the FIRST day Of October, 1916 has been generally
declined by the State Banks, which have heretofore
suspended their specie payments And as an ar
rangemon, for supplying The People with the lequis-
ite medium TO pay their duties and taxes, indenen-
IDENTIFY Of the State Banks. cannot be conveniently
made, until the Bark of the United States shall be in
operation, no further measures will be pursued with
view to the collection Of the revenue in coin on
the said first day Of October, 1916.
But in pursuance Of the Resolution Of Congress,
passed on The 29,h day Of April, 1916.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT from and after the Goth day Of February,
1917, all duties, taxss, debts or sums Of money
crulng or bcconng psyaaie 10 the United states,
must be paid and collected in .cgs currency Of tina
United States, or Treasury Notes, or Notes Of the
Bank OF the Unted States, or in Notes of Banks
which are payable and paid on demand N the legal
currency Of the United States. and no, otherwise.
And all Collectors and receives of public money
are required TO pay due attention to the notice here
by given, and TO govern themselves, in tie colles.
ton and receipt ol the public dues, duties, and taxes,
accordingly.
The Collectors of the Customs, and of the Direct
Tax and Internal Duties, requested to make this
notice generally known, by all The means in their
power. And the printers authorised to publish The
Laws OF the United States, viii be pleased TO insert
It IN their respective Newspapers
SIS. Al DALLAS, Sccy eTte Treasury.
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Look at Your Teeth.

Clean. uhile and sound 2eetl, 4te 10 Ihe
mouth, 1phat Virtue IS to The mind.
NJ ATURAL and artificial teeth, prepared at short
IN notice, teeth and stumps. extracted with the
least possible pain and with perfect safety from the
danger of fractured jaw bons teeth cesnsed OF all
Tart arous or foreign natter apd thereby preserved
from dec9y, and pam, and rendered clean, site and
beautiful
DR. johnson, tha anks the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
the Town and Country, who have favored him with
their calls
Those who are, or may be wanting natural OF art-
fetal teeth teeth extracted, clcansed, &C will be
pleased TO call on Dr johnson, At No. l,e Thames
street, (ncar the Parade) within the course Of few
weeks, or their opportunity may be lost
UJDr JoR NsoS, will attend usual 10 the prse.
tics Of Physic, &c and win accept the patronage Of
a liberal community.
Newport, September 4, 1876
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Agutant and Inspector Generals OGee,
September {, 1916.
GENERAL ORDER

n AL OhDEh
THE following described uniform viii be strictly
= adhered to by Cadets. in the service OF the u
nted States, and any deviation will be considered
military offence,
Coa,ee, Of grey sat,nett, single breasted, three
rows Of egh! yellow gil, bullet buttons in front, and
button holes Of black silk cord in the herring bone
form, with fes,oon turned at the back end stan
ding collar TO rise as high the tip Of the ear the
oui's four inches wide the bottom of the breast and
the hip buttons to range On the collar one blind
hole Of cord formed ike that of the breast four in
chcs long, with abuuon each side Cord holes
in the like form TO proceed from three butons pac.
ed lengthwise the skr,s With three buttons down
the p.eas The cuffs to be indented, with three but
tons and cord holes iengthwse on each sleeve, cor.
responding with the indentston Of the cuffs, in the
centre of which is TO be inserted the lower button
Vest-Grcy cloth for winter single breasted, yel-
low gilt bullet bottoms. and trimmed with black silk
lace. For summer vest, single breasted, with white
buttons but without trimmings
Pantsioons Grey cloth for winter, trimmed down
the sides with black silk lace, and the Austrian Knot
in front no buttons the sides or at the bottom,
but made with understrsps Rossa sheeting or
white jean for summer, without trimmings the form
the same for winter.
The Jefferson shoe, rising aboye the anclc joint
under the panlaloons
Comspcn round hat
Black SIX stock
Cocksde black silk. with yellow eagle. 10 be worn
at all times
Sword, cat and thrust, yellow mosnted, with a
black gripc, in q frog bclt OF black Morocco, and
worn over the coat.
No dress resembling The military, without cen.
forming TO the reguston will be worn on any occa.
sion, excepting that when attached 90 the corps ca.
diets will wear the uniform OF the company officers
without epaulettes.
by order Of she Secreia,y Of tfsr.
ID PARKER, .fsy and Es. Cen.
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STATE of Rhode. Island and Prooidenec

Plantations, Scff 70, 1916.
THE Creditors Of John Ranister. OF Newport,
4 merchant, are hereby notified TO appear at the
Ceaersl Assembly. TO be holden at Providence, on
the las, Monda, Of October next, to shew cause
wh, hs petition for the benefit Of act PASSED in
June, 1885, entitled An &C, for he relief Of inssl.
,sat dst,or cashl no, 10 be granted.
SAMUEL SDDy. Sse-cirv
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lanes TOWNSEND, & Co. are about closing
j their concern and request all persons indebted
to them on Note or Book, cal, and settle the same
Immediately Those having demsn6s will presen.
them for payment J. TOWNSEND < TO.
Newnorf IL. 1916,
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Di,5oimion ofCo- Partnership.

n NHE Co Partnership heretofore existing under
Il the Firm Of
BERIAH and DANIEL WAITE,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per
sons Lavipg any demands against said Firm, are ie
Gucsled TO xhibi. them for settlement, and all those
indebted TO said firm to make inmedii,c payment
70 DAsig. WAITE. who is authorized 10 settle the
same or their Accounts viii be lodged il the HANDS
Of an attorney for Collection
BERIiH WAITE, Jun.
DANIEL WAITE.
THE Business in future will be conducted by
DANIEL WAITE, vino has on hand, general AS
sortment OF
Groceries, CrOckery and Dry Goods.
Newport, Juiy 10. 1916.
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FOX SALE.

A y e',gant Uniform, complete, suitable for field
~ oficer oc nv grAle. Inquire al this sFce.
Sune 80,
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Paiaa5le Proosyy...for sale.
Cy'HE subscriber will either sell or lease the House
in which be lives, in Thames stree,-snd
give immediate possession. lie will sell scue land,
adjoining the estate oil tie late George Chsmplis.
Eco which land is very convenient foe House lots.
lie will either sell o. lease his farm at s&ehueast.
point, in Middletown. lie has some furatuFe also
Tor sale. NAIH. HAZARD.
Jan 81.
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Aeqo Feather BEDS and feathers.
I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, aud Feather
IL Beds, from 20 to IS dollars, kept constan tly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Chariss-street
He has on hand an assortment OF Mattresses of all
kinds Nevfor, March 20 1873
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ADVERTISE.MENT.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
WILLIIN N. VERNOW,
u ss PECTeUiL.Y informs his friend, ard the pub.
N lie that he has opened Paint Store, next north
OF Capt John Coggeshall's, Thames street
He has large supply Of Paints, Window Glass,
and all other articles in his line of business, which
he will sell as cheap a; can behad in the state.
Newyork money and treasury notes taken at
small discount, at his store.
Also, for sale,
On reasonable terms, convenen, Dwelling House
and 10, OF Land, pleasantly situated OH the hill In.
qure as Above July 8, 1916
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EARM-}oy Sale.

THAT valuable Farm on Boston neck, consisting
y OF three hundred acres and upw ards. formerly
known by the name of the Jenckes farm, now occu
pied BY Joseph Lawlon. Said land being o.. the FIRST
quality, any person disposed purchase for terms,
which viii be LIBERAL, apply to the subscriber. in
Bristol JAMES DvOLF.
Bristol, July "a, 1916 lSw.J
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RTTR

N>tl.'iStfJ -. J s-Hy 2,
RETRi8UrION.
justice, though sDeelints SOW in its progress, is
always un-rring ~ is results. The wretch whose
craft AID chicaue f.. a white counterposes the ga
ored scale, viii ultimately be divesed OF the sable
STROUD of ubtety, ard saGd, in his native deorntv
before az homes; public
The above rema. K is eluei 'ated by deci,isn in
the Conf o Commgn Pleas Of this county on Tues
Gay last
IN January, 1915, Lieut.. William Ti.'ale. of the
Petersburg iuntees, G. corps proyelb bal f,r their
patunt's'n and brasefy) then at Fra.knton, lost
ms pocket book in &eep snow, n-ar the Court
HOu5e.-Some three or four mont s aftcrwarsis
certain John Sells, of Washing toxiship in this
county, cautiously revealed - of lis conaec-
tons and others. that he had f,Jlnd = pOekef-B L
coni2irirg about i've hundred dollars in napcr anil
gold, nearly the amou'', and the same description
OF money, lost by Mr. Isiale.-The cjreu1istancs
was whrpered from one 10 another, uHli il became
notorious. In Inc sccceaing August, Mr. Sells, in
the plenitude ( ms honesty, advertised the p Elk
et-3aok N pub c paper, without even common
d sciptin After the siege OF Fort Meigg Mr.
Tisdsle called on Mr.. S Us Err his property Mr.
Sells aFTeed, tIct If the Lieut. could desc, be Ia.
STRiNGon the Pocket BOOK Men in his b1sse,si.
on, he would surTend = IT, This was fp,1,rsibys
Air. Tisdale told HIM his Pocket Book never he'd a
string; 1t was otherwise listened, whish was am
ply proved by Mr. Calvert Steuart, who travel.
ied to Ibis con- ty with Mr.. Iic,.ale.-- Irt.ssclti-
on was commenced. The delays If law natur,,lv
'flcs'CNe uH' ~ CUT present c0i!i al e1fi.ati-
on was had Almost ever, attorney III tie 5a- in
eeascd It the knayisu Sonduct Of Sells volunteer
GO IA behalf OF tie 0bsef unfortunate, and aite "a
ticnuy heart detail Of SIS ong circumstantia tcs-
timoy,' The jury, as honest, intelligent and ind,-
pendent rs ever this county Witnessed, brought in
most risiteo v;rdict Of FIVE HUNDRED D0ELARs
Gr the plaintiff
The " able and r. speci ole counsel for Gof.n
da {, were sc presume, so mortified It the base
aud n {arilus cours OF heir client, that they Gid
not li'p wor', aud could scarcely sr,aa. in his de-
fence.
~
P"ct05s characters ofHis c0trag, srere csled oi
ag39 rest is5 Mgf IN ing hs Ut three On, Erei'
9ep& tiny had mt hearf9f re hss NJ upu olicr
pectsf 1ooS cOHf4ifiay macy eccebt t6e one in
Ii15hoH.
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4 steam batnaDed BY q e1npsry or gsntl men
ol G.'1 ,ow-, was saii tor New Orcrns Yesterday,
i'1n ucar tine foputh 2 ii-snsp Cr.cs. Wear
irrme., tna, sh- IS 10 &c 1ger'ed pm iRve7,t
cf bg mr. Ucsf. ef.li7 5hcc nsa, fg.~nfy se,frs
Ggy, amt ~ @ riGhDcr Distinct ji'om sin o,h.7.
ssup boafaD-ti1 tss. On frth enst ihc orr
r.ttot DE Kentucky, ehen thstri,er WIS very bob
s1a mo- dian a.swerrd tie s'nguipe exp % u us
% Ter twHcla sol i9ilup 10 ht on their muis hat
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