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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-18
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT for the relief Of Young King, q
chief Of the Seneca tribe Of Indians.

AN ACT for the relief Of Young King, o
chief Of the Seneca tribe Of Indians.
De IL enacted by the Senate and Honse Of
Rrnresenfofives n the Uaised Sfofes ef hnse.
riea in Consress assembled, That tho Secre-
,sry for the Department, Of War DC, and he
is hereby suihorised and required, to cause
to be paid TO Young King, chief Of the Sen
eeu tribe Of iadians, quarter yearly, the sum
Of fifty doilsrs, amounting 10 the sun of Two
hundred dollars per annum, during the term
Of his natural lie, as compensation for the
brave and rneritoriods services which Ao ren.
dered the United States in ,hs late war with
Great Britain, and ss provision for the
wound and disability which he received 10 The
performance OF those sofyiees.
See. 2. .dnd be IL Jursher enacted, That the
said sum be paid eu Of any money 10 the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
April 26, lGis--.1fprnsd.
JAMES MADISON.
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AN ACT for tho relief of certain owners of
goods, catered as Hampden in the Disrict
of Maine.
BE IL enacted by The Srnate and Nopse Of
Eehresensasiuss ef he United States ef -fne.
rica in Congress assembled, That on the Trial
Of any informssion, libel, or other suit for the
forfeiture or condemnation OF goods and mer.
chandizs, which bclwsea the twenty fifth dsy
Of October, and tho ,hiry.Grs, day Of Derem-
Der, in tho year one thousand eight hundred
and fourteen, wese entered Ut Hsmpdeo, ia
tho District of Maine, and have been since
seized as imported or entered contrary TO
law, oil claims to iorfei,ore and condemna-
,ion be, end hereby ere released, arising from
WAC, Of lawful authosity TO enter and deliver
said goods Al Hampdcn, or from the illegally
of trading between Orring,on snd Hampdcn,
In neutral vessel. not licensed for The coast
ing trade Provided, rGa, ,he claimants Of
the goods and merehandjse so entered 40 a.
foresaid shall pay snd satisfy oil the reasona-
bic expences and charges attending the seix-
ure and keeping thereof and al the expen-
se,, COSTS aud charges of prosecuting the
inlormations, libels and suits Instituted o.
gsinst the sapc, 10 be taxed by The court in
which final jude ments shall be rendered o.
gainst the respective claimss,s, whether the
Hnal judgments shall be in favor Of the clai.
manis respectively or against them.
April "a, fsi6-.ipnoreI,
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-18
AN ACT 20 indemnify Jabsr Mowry and

AN Az 20 lndemnify Jabe1 Mowry ana
others. at ~.
BE IL Enacted 6y rae Se.afe ard House er
Refressnfasives V IA. Urised Ssafes ef .fn!e-
y'sa IN Congrsss assemtied, That upsn tho
psymsn, Of Jabex Mowry, John w. c. Dax-
ter, samuel Wheeler, Jonathan psr,lc,t, 10.
siah Damn, and Aaron Bsydep, eisixens Of tho
United States, Of eer,ain bonds now IN suit ia
the Dis,'iet court Of Maine, given BY them
TO The Unitea States, for duties ON goods i'm.
ported into tho district OF PassAnaquoddy, a.
mounting 10 tho sum Of sixiy i've thoussOd
i've hundred end eight dollars aud seventeen
cents, which bonds, on the. csp,uie Of East-
port, on the eleventh day Of July, one thous.
snd eight hundred and fourteen, fell into the
hands Of the enemy, and were afterwards, By
the Vice Admiralty Court Of Nova Scotiss
deerssd forfsit, and the amount thereof order.
ed to he Distributed among the cspsors. sod
at,asAncn,s iasaed against The principals and
sn,eues N said bonds, 10 compel the psymens
thereof, the unhed Sts,es will indsmnify the
principals ard sureties In anid bonds, and save
them harmless against tho loss thereof, and
for she cxpences Already iacurrsd By them,
in eorseQusoee Of said loss which expeaces
shall be asccrtaincd by the accounting ofIicets
Of the treasury, and paid out Of any monisa
theseID, not otherwise appropriated
April 20, iei6-ghbrossd,
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Fresh and eheaDey tiaU erer!

IVcSH ana f7ledDe' fHdH e0eT.
3D.
w. EDDY, wlli,bis dsy open an assort-
=" msnt Of Summer Goods. a, less prices Than ever
have been offered for sale in this town. consisting Of
every article usually called for Among them sre--
s,pestne Cinghams. at IS cts. yard; Csrbrics,
6ne, ct 20 cts 81 Cottons, at IL cts, large Pock-
Handkerchiefs, at cts and other goods in pro-
portion. The public invited to call and examine,
Newport, June 26, 1916
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Ii LNi WI LIAN AAhANN hnL'
MTILIIAM CALLAHAN, hao Just received fron,
w the Manufactory in England few Crates of
Earthenware among which are some very handsome
dining plates Twihers and Mullins blue printed and
few crates Of blue and green edged ditto also in
store few assorted Crates, all Of which be Offers
for sale low for cash or approved paper.
Newport. July 24th, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-18
CLARKE COOK,

to. g., Ihames.srcei.
LAS just received from New York, an Assert
Ia ment Of NEW GOODS, among which are some
very superior BRoApoLofHs and KsmEYnKags.
which he will sell very cheap for cash.
.tsrporf, .Msy g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-18
LAWS.


AN AC L tor the relief Of William Crawford,
Frederick Bates, William, Garrsrd, aud
Thomas d. Robertson. w
Re ia enacted 6y Ae Senate and House Of
Rearesenssfives u the Uni,ed Stases Of .dase-
viea, in Congress ossens6sed, That the proper
accounting ofisers Of tho treasury be, and
they sso hereby authorized and required TO
allow and pay TO William Crswford commits
siener OF land claims csst OF Pessl River, the
sum Of Eve hundred dollars for carrying his
rsp0r, upon Land claims 10 the General Land
O0ice OF the city Of Wsshipgtou.
Sec. ?. .9nd Be IL further enacted, That the
accounting ofIsers of tho ieasury be, and
they ara hereby authorised and required 70
allow aud pay to Frederick Bates, recorder
OF land titles for the territory Of Missouri,
the sum OF Eve hundred dollars, for carrying
his report upon land claims TO The General
Land Oeiee Al the ciiy Of Washington.
See. 8. s4nd DC isJurfaer eadefcd, That the
accounting officers of the tscasury be, and
they ere hereby authorized and required 20
allow and pay to William Gsrrssd, eosnnis-
sioncr Of land claims for the wessrn dislrics
|. OF the state Of Lsuisisna, sntl 10 Thounas bo-
ling Robsrtson, commissioner Of land claims
for the eastern dis,rict Of Louisiana, the susn
Of Eve hundred dollars each, for carrying the
repost upon land clAIms TO the General ksnd
OH.ce at the Ci,y Of Washington.
Sec g. .dnd te if Jxrfher enacted, That q
suni no, exeeedisg Two thousand dollars be,
and the same is hereby appropriated, for the
purposes aforesaid, out OF any monica ia the
treasury no, otherwise appropriated.
April 20. lsi6-.spproSsd.
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-18
DRY GOODS.

Il handsome assortment Of Dry Goods,
j4st opsned at No. 100, 7honus.St.
opposite Col. Hm. Moore, and
jor safe at the iowcsf
prizes
AMONG WHICH ARB
CALLlCoss. Ginghams, Csmbrcs. fuynisuvs CAL
~ Iicoes India Cottons. shrting do. Dimises. lsng
Lawns, Vest Patterns, Ga Silk Shswis, small ditto.
Cotton Imitation do. Lus,rings, black and colored
Canton Grapes. italian do BAndsuna. Flag and Bar
celoca HaAdkerchiefs. Wonens' Cotton Stockings at
81 cs per pair. Pocket Handkerchefs II IL cents.
Lenos IS cts. Umbrellas 8 t25, Laces 1912 cents,
Gloves. plad and plain Rbbans, Cusimeres, Bornba-
zsttes, fIannels. Rattinets--togesher with great
number OF other articles not mentioned.
Newport, May 80, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-18

WILLIAM LOWE,
1T Store NO. io7, Thar1es-ssreef,
ID EsPECTFULLY informs bis friends and the pub.
~ lie, that he has commenced the
.1ucfsn and Commission business.
and would be happy attend to oil who may please
to employ him He will advance Cash Oh Goods de-
posted sisher for public or private sale.
He aiso ksess for sale,
large assortment Of Groceries and Sroekery
Ware, vt Wholesale and RETAIL cheaper than can be
bought in this town, for cash only.
Newyork money and treasury notes exchanged at
small discount. July 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-18
Jacob Richardson,

EIAS for sale, at his Book Store, Ne. 167. Thames
- street, adjoiaing southery on the Carpenter
brick house. general assortment Of BOOKS, in D.
vinity, History, Law, Physic, &c--vIz:
BIBLES. of all sizes, as cheap as those that sell,
cheaper than any other store-scho,l Books and
chiidren's Booksr-prayer do--Psalms and Hymns
Blanks Of all kinds-Americaa and Dutch Quilts
Sealing Wax and wafers--Poeket Books.
He also keeps . CIRCULATING L.
BRARr, contaiuing the greatest assortment Of Old
and New Novels. Histories, Magazines, &c. Of any
in this town.
Ase--The greatest assortment Of House Paper
Manufactured ia America, ,Srance, Russia & England.
GJ U. Ssasss' BiRs. n. York and *. Islazd Non.
y. will be taken as par, for any Of the above Goods
.tespsrf, .fprn -, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-18
THOMAS SHAW,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs lila friends and the
~ public in general. that he has taken Shop, No.
10, Long gwtarf, where he still continues tn carry
on the business Of Cunsmi,hins, Cutlery, &c. Ee--
As he has had the good forue to gve general sats-
faction to his employers; in the United States en-
ploy, both Of the land and naval departments. and
also Of the States employ. well as that OF indi.
viduas, while working IN Co be asters himself that
ne shall have the pleasure of receiving their employ
y future. and assures his friends that their fsvors.
however snail. will always be gratefully sekpowl-
edged. juno i9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-18
JAMES MADISON.


AN ACT for the moro convenient arrange.
rneatofthc iinrrs and pisces of holding tho
Circuit Courts Of the. uuiisd States, for
the dis,ricts OF South CarolinA end Geoi gia.~
BE 10 enacted ty ne Srnass and AoGse J'
Retrrsrniosivss sf The Uniisc Ssasrs V dws-
rico In Csnyress ossembitd, That from md
after the frs, day OF June nest, the Circuit
Cour. in and fof the Sixth Cieui, Of the u
niied States, saaii be held ut the following
times and places, and no others; ihst is to-
say, Cor the district Of Georgis, ., Savannah.
on the fourteenth day OF Dsce mber 10 eveiy
year, and At MilscgsiIle, on tho sixth day Of
May, in every year for the Disirict Of Soutl,
CaroIiOa, at Charleston on the twentieth day
Of November ih every year, and q, Columbia
on the twentieth day Of April in every years
and the Circuit Court Tor the said Districts
respectively, or the Circui, Judge Of tho said
SIKH Circuit 10 authorized and required 10
make oil such suies and orders ~ msy bs
necessary to carry in,o effect the chsngs il
time and place Of holding The said courts ae-
eording TO the truc in,en, sad meaning Of
this act.
April "a, ie;6-.sYressd.
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-18

Ne,v Feather Be1s 4Nd Feathers.
I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers. and Feather
- Beds, from 90 to IS dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Charles Street.
He has on hand an assortment Of Mattresses OF oil
bnA Nervbors, .5k.rrh %. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-18

peesivciy, and which were dessroyed by firo
In the Consulate Office a. Philadelphia, on the
second day OF January, IN the year one thou
sand seven hundred pnd eighty and that ,ha
specie value thereof, being FIVE thousand
eight hundred ard three dollars, thirty fivo
ninosieshs DO pssd, With interest thereon &C
SIX per cent, from the shisd day Of July, ono
thousand seven hundred and seventy cighs
being the mean data Of interest on the psmes
us examined and stated in tho Office Of tho
Auditor Of the Treasury, on the iwensy 9Th
day Of October, one thousand seven hundred
and ninety four, to the said John HoIksr, QUE
Of any monies in the treasury NOT otherwise
appropriated, upon tho said John Hclkar Civ
ING bond Of indemnity 10 tho sslisfsetion Of
the Comptroller ot the Treasury Of the Unit
ed States.
April 90. isie-.daprsred
tg JAMES MADISON.
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ADVER rISEMENT.

THE subscriber begs leave TO inform his friends
! in particular, and the public in general, that
he nov carries his Trade, as usual, on the Long
Wharf, below the bridge. and opposite Mr.. THOMAS
MxssEw's shop. Hs repairs locks Of every kind,
makes keys Of every sort, mends brass kettles, or
any sort Of brass ware. lie mesds umbrellas in the
nea,est manner, and does all sorts Of small WORK in
his line OF business The smallest favors in his way
will be thankfully received and punc,ually perform.
ed, by Your obt. humble servant.
WILLIAM CRANSTOy.
.ke.sSo-s, Seof II. 1916.
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FORENSIC FACT. CCommunica,cd /,

Mr., p, member Of the bar in one of the
ncighboring countless is gentleman not les, distin-
sushed for his hWmolT, than lis coed hunoro.-one
OF The eyes OF the law, the soul ut good company,
aad the delight Of his numerous friends.
He was lately pleading cause in the county Of
6ooehland, in which he was vehementiy crost by
the evidence ola man Of colour by the name Of Is
cob Brown, resident Of a small village within two
miles ct this city. Finding the witness had sworn
most terribly" against hin, Mr.. p .had recourse
to T7tse de g'lierre-and ~ he could not refate
he determined nvalate the evidence by yiGfc,lis
addressing hisnseH then, to the jury with the true
arehness Of the mock heroic, lac went on in the foI-
loving strains:
when, may Il please the jury, we first heard
the name Of Jdc0b Brossn announced as y wi,sess
IN this case, every heart beat high With anticipated
trip'DPh---eVery man on t?toe in eag r exses-
iation We expected To stalk into this court the
Commander ~ Chief Of the Araerican arrny--il,at
celebrated hern, Major General Jacob Brown, Who
bad planted the American STANDARD on the plains Of
Cansia, and filed the world With the splendor OF
his arms--he, Who had been our champion on the
banks ol the Niagara, the immortal coapueror Of
the Con1usrOrs Of Europe. But 10, when this re-
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Byths Governor Of ne Commonwealth Of yTyginia
A PKOCLAMAIIDN

M II EIkEhS. 1t has b en- represented
to the Executive, by order of the Superior Court
Of Prncc-GeorgS County, held in April lan the wots
following Wit
That jonathan Pearccy & Curtis McLeister late of ,
town OF Petersburg. papernahers, against whom. iopth
with Stephen Barranzzinu, (ho has convicted ard
sentenced be confined in the Prnitenliary bill Of in
dcnent hes been found to lie bill by the Grand At
ny during the present Of this court for the murder Of
David Scott free Of colour have ed ron, Justice and
probably gone of the Northern States from whence
they camel have therefore thought fl, by and with tie
advice and of the Council Of State hereby 60 o
reward Of THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS to anv mr..
persons who shall apprehend and convey the aI or
county, the said Jonathan Pearrey and Cur
It's McLcistcr. hundred and fifty dollars for either of
them And lido require all officers civil and milf
tary. and eXhurt the good people ofs Commonwealth 20
th,ir best endeaTors appehend and convey 20 the A.
foresad Jail the sad Jonathan Pesrcey ad Curtis Melee
ter. that they may bc dealt with as the Law directs
Given un,irr my han;, Governor, with the seal OF
the Commonwealth ann Xed, Richmond this 2zf
(Sea day of iY- ia the year If Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and sixteen, andofthe Commonwealth
the fortietl. w. c. NfcHOI AS
Jonathan Pearcey is ahnut feet Ioincies high with dark
brown hair and dark complexion cOuneIance s,ot
and well made, native OF New-Jrsey Mel ri /,
about feet high very dark complexion, dark hair Largo
wisers and beard, stise of Penyi They are hoff,
paptr.mak.rs hy trade. hfay IS. s-vaw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-25

lately erected in this city. aad an e. gan (
discourse. analogous to the 0ccasion, cieliv-
cred by the Rev. Mr.. Hull this is the first
fabrick nteded for worship according to-
the protestant rites, hat la, been built on
the Island OF Orleans. or perhaps in the
state ot Louisiana. Il is circumstance
striSugiy uiicaiive Of the improving state
OF manners. and We tssst it s.il be an crs,
in the history oi our city, distinguish ng the
commencement or the reign Of ufor@is and
&c igion.
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Tie Rahhahannock Academu.

gZyfi1 Public are respectfully notified.
that the summer Session has just eonnDenctt at tia
Rnppshannock Academy.
1c have procured large collection ofboos corr
sistins ofmciaPhyscl philosophical pathological, histofc
legal, medical and heologcl~ cn have arS cd the
~ ,;I;,r 81 ,.i ~ ,;i q 'nhtsly ~ tS',l't
miea apparatus hasasc br purchased amply sun irnt FOX
experimenting upon this useful and popular science
The uncxampic share Of health which has e1,stt v
the Students OF tbs Institution the zeal and Judgment ~
the Steward I the management ofte Boarding Department.,
and III soicudc which experienced nnl he cfor, WcS
making tie Studentsin The nurture and s
nOiion OF the Lord, will, hope. enidc That Semiiafy
to the patronage Of those who have fdncate.
TIE TRUSTEES.
MAY 25. s.7s4gy
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LAND FOR SAFE.

FINDER the authority Of Deed IS
Trust executed by Philip Gryme, To che Subscriber
dated e 18th Of Novemhr. isl3. secure the payment Of
certain Of money f the said DEED mentioned a. %
Monday ~ Iip 1916 before the COurtfour Urlj1iufi
iu Middlcsex County the GRhCT or LAND. called no
GTnnge living IN the said county Of Nidirs-s cnai.p~
hundred and thirty acres, much dricnr as will
be sufficient raise ready money 10 pay the said sums Of
money, with interest and costs, expressed ~ the siiI
deed. GEORGE HEAVY, Trustee.
NM % fas
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no THE rptTon-e,nteJ


Prince E3zOard Court House. .1fGv 2OfH.
The people Of this county, have this dsy uuay,i-
hiousty resolved addressing Ike Executive of this
state, requesting call Of the Legislature at as ear
~ period as practicable, torepeal or suspend the
act otthe last Assembly entitled An act IN pro-
vide more eiiectually for the payment Of specie by
the several banks Of this Commonwealth"
UJ' The county Of Powistan have also had
meeting, and adopted resolutions Of a sinsr Dur.
port, Addressed to the Executive.
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RALE1cB, Nav II.

The Circuit Court Of the u. States, for
this District. closed its term yesterday
the Chef Jastice ard the District Judge
attended. A lad by the name of Graham,
was arraigned on an Indictment, charging
him with having robbed the public mail in
the county OF Hartford in January last--but
his trial was postponed at his instance.
No other criminal business occurred nor
was there any trial on the Civil Dock
ct, which excited much general interest,
either as to the amount in cost st or the
principles OF the case. Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-25

Edent0n, { ". G. .JIay +.
Arrived schr Betsy, Copeland, Of this port fran
St. Euststa; which Island Capt. C. leit the 9th
uIt. day or two before Capt. G.. sailed, Br fish
sclr srrived there in short passage from Antigua
who reported, that the blacks ofthe Island of ST
Vincents had revoItcd, and obtained possession Of
that place except the Notifications. which were in
the hands Of small boy of cops Stationed there
and that iasurrection had also broken out Bar
BADGES. and that the blacks had succeeded in des.
troying Is estates-In consequence of which. the
Islands OF Barbsdoes and Antigua were placed un-
,ler martial law also several ter Of the British
w. l islands.
Markets for American prod.ce dull except -four
and corn meal, which bore good price, aud look
iDg up--Colonal produce sesrce and high.
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WASHINGTON, Nav %.

Several Pamphlets, of various charac-
tiers, have lately been thrown into circula-
ton some military, as they are called,
others civil, OF rather political.
As to the pamphlets called military, they
are enormously designated by this appel
lation for we have always understood that
nothing was more unmltary than appeals
to the public on military questions. 1t is
not, however, a matter Of surprise, that
war, conducted principally by officers Gre
ated after It was declared, and condu ted
with means at first necessarily scant and
ill-organ2sd. should have called forth cri-
mination and recrimnation. L. were to be
wished that these controversies had been
less public. But publications are sometimes
made, to which reply is unavoidable. =
The replicants are in such cases justifable
in addressing the public, since self-vintli-
cation is the only motive The last PAM
phlet wehave seen of this sort is reply
to another, which appeared during the late
session of Congress, respecting the capture
of Washington, in August 1914. 1t is inter
esting to those who at this day search for
facts on that subject.
The latest political pamphlet is one,
which we should be sorry to attribute to
the pen of any one OF those gentlemen be-
tween whom the palm of its authorship is
divided by public opinion. 1t is called an
Exposition of the motives of the Minority
Of the great Republican Meeting to fix on
a candidate tor the Presidency. 1t is an
unfortunate publication for those who are
said to have put it forth, because it proves
that they believed their conduct to require
exposition by themselves, in other words.
a vindication. So far they are right. as
respects those who misrepresented the SEN
timents of their constituents. Men are to
be commisserated, the exposition of whose
motives is as little satisfactory as that of
which we speak. 1t is particularly unwor-
thy of the standing and character of those
whose motives it really erhoses, because it
embraces deviations from truth, without
containing an idea but what might have
been CLEANED from the columns of the fac
tious prints for months or even years past
in fact, ever since the patriotism and zeal
OF Mr.. Monroe have made him mark for
the hagitous and dissatisfied. We have
some pleasure in believing this publication
to be as unauthorized as IL is i'll advised.
Nat. Int.
The visit Of the Washington, Seventy
Four gun ship to Annapolis, makes that
place the seat Of high attraction at pre-
sent. Mny have been drawn to that
place within few days, by curiosity, busi-
ness, or to visit their friends on board the
ship. Among others, the President, the
Secretary of the Navy, and their families,
are at Annapolis.-TIb
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Ltable witness was eaIle,l into court. who sho.l;

''oubtablc witness called into court who sholli
{ be
Hut Jdcob Brozcv,
Oh Scuyc-1Sscn ,"
The bathos SO sudden. and the look which ac-
companed it arch, that the effect was irresistible
The whole court burs: out into roar, and Mr..
p. no, less delighted with the coneeit, than
those whp heard him. proceeded with infinite hn-
incur AMI spirit ia his harsnguc.
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ANOTHER sUpposED iMpcs,T,oN.

On Taeslay last, We liubi4ed sa ,ccou,:, az a
h0r-dSwieite sad "a have bca it,ei IN Cies-
terheti. notwithstanding the cbpirc9. resp. eta
tiiy Of the pe-soa ~l,o Lsndod in the artirie f,r
publication, are i,nuet,, 10 believe t,c " hie a.
conn, is fabrication. Tiess it tricks are rs pii
tiilii as they axe base AID uSeniiew,oy.
[i'cfcrs6tlg Retu5.