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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05
NOTICE.

HAVING administered on the estate oe the lat
4 q Doct. James Greenhow, request ali those
who have claims against the estate, to present them
to Mr. james e. Anthony Immediately, that ar
raneements may be made to liquila,e them--All
those indebted, will be pleased pay their respect
i've balances forthwith, the situation OF the estate
Will not permit Of indulgence. Mr.. Anthony is lul-
iy, aud the only person, authorised grant aeq ait,
tails. LUCY x. GilEENHOV.
May IS. 3-,w
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SPRIIV.E GOODS

by the ship Clifton from London.
Superfine cloths and cassimeres, extra quality
Light stripe priuts OF fine quality
o-s do. and darl, fancies, bllgais, ieanetts
R''iltings, grai,cri.s corded and eanbric dimites
Cotton be1l.tyses, bomhazeens, boTnlazetts
FOpiins and lusires, bed quilts 9-i IA
Heldy made wasesass, gnghamS, cotton balls
silk and braces, Mems buck and drawn gloves
Threads, lace, tape, obbing Ivory and Toupen combs
1iAenand cotton checks very fine tieklenburs
Ce:tlefaens' and Ladies' cotton hose
DO. half hose, pins, needles
Plain and piaided merino, black Grape, sewing silk
Stawls barcelona handkerohiefs twilled nankccn
Cotton slirtng, iaconett muslins
20 Kegs ground Waite lead and Harlhams Snuff, No. O.
ELLiSeS .qLL.qN:
-9fGgt- 1I6-T
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ADAMS & VAN-LEW

EFAVE received, by brig Sarah, direct
4 from Liverpool, md now opening, 200 paeaag,s
HARDWARE, comprising very general ,wneil
will be sold on moderate terms. May Is. S-in
q EiLIrARY 4 ALI. OTHER AGENCIES,
w attended to ~ the City Of Washington,
by w. $. RADCLIFF,
Councillor II Law.
May II. i1-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05
June5

4 an the 4th nst. there was n le,ter put iulo lh-
W Post-0ffice at Norfolk. (or Sgiiw assor g.
Knight, OF Philadelphia, ~hich received, ,nc.o-
sing the halves of the f.llowing I3anl1 Notes.
Bank 0, Virginia, Nos. els, april 18th, 1879, 500
Do. 455, do. 9th, do. so
Do 4S5. do 9;h, do. so
Farmer Bank Of Virginia. rayable a. the Office of
discount and deposit q; Norfolk, No. CO, Sept.
12. 1912, $50
The remaining halves were enclosed and put
into the Office the succeeding dag by person now
gone to sea, but have never come to hsnd
HETH & RANDOLPH.
June s. 7-4t
CT The Editors of the Norfolk Ledger ard Pc
tersburg Republican are requested to insert the a.
bove times in their respective papers, & forward
their accounts TO this officr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

sTsY virtue or Decree of the Superior
Court of Chancery for the Richmond District pso-
31o1ned the last thereof in suit Ueren perding
cen thedessees oil William Dandrilgc deed Piair;i9S,
Ia David Darlington and Susan his wife and Others fen
t the subscribers will expose SALE public auction,
M the auction of Heron, Sinou x Co. in the said CITY,
lon Wednesday, the 10Th day Of Jane next, f fair the
frst fair day tereafter the several parts of the in
he county Of Henrc, called WINDSOR, designated in the
bat thereof. according which it lately sold,
winch ci record ia the said suit by the numbers g. l. =
g. 10, IL, p 10, II and is.
eres during the life Of Mrs Darlington will lie given
fer one-,hd of the purchase money, provided she lives
long than five years from the LIST September last & ise
should die " fore chat tine then for five years from the sand
LIST Of Septeber of five years from the said st ofSept.
a for ivtsNih OF ,e residue and the remaining
sixth thereof 90 be paid tie lstday or Sept. next.
Will be reqnirei the whole OF the pur
chase money, payable sei-annnay ,ut the expiration OF
The credit upon the of September and The Of March
IN each year. The purchaser will also BIZ required to pay,
ready money one full years. interest," in the man
X possession Lad been given him the 1s OF Sept.
last
Bond ard security, also deed Of the property,
vii. be required Of the purchasers.
,1idiam .narshaR,1 Com
Thomas Taylor, ( mission
Viliam hay, 81. } ers.
Arril II. iff--tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05
LAND FOR SALE.

I NDER the authority of a Deed Of
~ Trust executed by Philip Grymes the Subscriber
dated ta ist Of November IsIs TO secure payment of
certain of money the said deed mentioned TO John
Burke will be offered for SALE for ready money, 4t
Monday in June, 1916, before the CourIotise Uranna
s$:1dlsex County, the TRACT OF LAND, called the
CgGHSe lying IN The said county of dlcsex, contaisin
seven hundred and thirty acres, much thereof will
be sufficient 10 raise ready money pay the said of
money, with interest and expressed in the sad
deed. GEORGE REALY, Trustee,
.Hdy 25. 5-tIs
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90 DOTL9R,S REWHRD-

STRAYED, from the Subscribers part of the
~ Falls Plantation about q week ago, likely
GREY MARE. OF a good size. She walks, truis
and gaops well, but does not pace or canter, is
naturally Inclined TO be fat, and though IN gocd or
der, srather rough, not having been sllod or hous
ed lately; is about nine years old, and has some
Jumps on her neck, accustomed by bleeding.
purchased her OF John Randolph, Esq. OF Hoaso<e,
and ifnot taken UP on the way, she viii probably
go TO his plantslion. in Halifax county
will give the above reward for the delivery Of
the said Mare to me. in the City Of Richmond, or
at the Falls Plantation.
NJ ". HANCOCK.
May II. I-.tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05
90 D0T,I-IRS REIV.4RD.

90 DOLL.HRS HWNRD.
I'D UNAWAY from the subscriber, about the LIST
b 9fcetober last. negro woman, named Chaii-
IS, about twenty five years Of age, yellow'sh com
p-sion, large eyes, shelving much d tic white, one
oi htr upper fore teeth out, has considerable i'm
pcdiulent in her speech; she cannot pronounce the
words i.exipgton or suncnt so as tobe understood
II Is probable si,r hiss CHANGED her clothing since
hcr eiopemcrl, and Z expect she viii endeavor 70
get ~ Richmond, and pass by the name Of Charity
Livc'y. An hoatmen aud others are iorwarned from
hasboIug sail women.
The above re~nri vii be given Cor her delivery
10 M, or securing her 81 i1 end ofrmings - lhat
-ri her arsiu. PCWIfd.OW NBT.
Bedogi, Mpy IL. l--4S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05
NO DISCOUNT!

FOREIGN MONEY AT PAR.
Nezy u CHEAP Store, No. %, Eagle Row
II AM now opening, under the right
= wing orne Engle-Tayern second door above the Far
mer Sank ot Virginia. elegant assortment Of brhis
fFeh md fnaq Cc04, comprising almost every article
III te Dry-Ood line. which Will sell cheap cash, and
receive Baltimore and District Money nj par!
ne ladies' and gentlemen invited call and view The
hiIdsomest Irish linens and long lawns seen iR this
Market
nose who want Bargains will find It their interest
tai, Us aa deteraiDed IN Richmond shall rnder-
SH T1c. JOHN MCPHERSON.
mays. It7-tf
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Nrcrchq.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

REMOVAL.
vsVHE Subscribers, grateful to generous public
2 for the encouragement they have heretofore
received respectfully inform them, tnst they have
removed their shop the corner tenement directly
oppoaite the AIarkethonse, where they intend exc
cutting all work in their line, in neat and Fashiona-
bic style. and vt dispatch and hope, by their at
tenlion 10 business, to merit continuance of the
patronage. Gentlemen can be supplied with cloaih-
ing at the shortest notice. All orders attended TO-
and gentlemen can be waited On in any part OF the
City.
ROSWELL & MANN.
Jure S. ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05
Vim. Cochrnn d. Comeeua.

Nm. Cochran q Comegys,
~ Az tlMORE. No. 1885 Market street.
IS have imported by the late arrivals from Liverpool
anf London general assortment Of GOODS, which hey
tr 10. sale on very reasonable terms BY the package or
pece-Aiaongst which, are
tsNtra imperial saSony cloths and cassmcEes
second and low-priced do. do.
Back, coored anil printed bonlbazeus
tis'f and dark printed calicoes AMI siawls
white and colortd eamiric muslins
Jaeonett muslin, hsndkerclief5ard ginehams
- and al common and pateHt shirtings
Lcfiadand camhric dintities
Fancy nullcai, Aatrgss and printed handkeTeiefs
Ncstaets, Ioilinetts and SwansdOwn
ssaneiester cords and vslseteens
Hi@s and WOmens cotton hose, IN small cases
Isiidings. tapes. boblius and shirt buttons DO.
ans, glove, upendcrs. srNingks ferres gallcons, DC.
:. ALSO. On HAND,
nose, striped and point Biankets. IN bales
tofngi iasling,. learOughis and plains.
May %. &-izg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

WILLIAM WARDLAW 4 Co.
A RE now rec Giving by the ship Clifton and daily
~ expect by the Indian Chief, from London,
general assortment of Drugs Medicines aAd Paints,
which they are disposed to sell on liberal terms.
May IS. 9-!m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05
Couacu> Chamber, day llth, 1916.
ENTHEREAS, by the seventh section oil

Couacit> Chamber, giay lltk, 1876.
EATHEREAS, by the seventh section of
Wv the provide accurate chart Of each cour-
~ & gene raj The territory Of this commonwealth,
is directed That e Executive snl b. and hereby
authorised such surveys be made of the
boundary OF the commonwealth, may BE- necessary
greater accuracy in the details OF the preceding charts
where they present the boundaries ST adjacent St,es
cause such surveys to be made of TIC great divisions OF The
territory Of ie commonwealth where the
stoned by chains ot mountains rivers BY the act
the Executive is empowered engage competent persons,
ascertain By astronomical observations the latitude and
longitude of many poinIsas may be necessary 90
e'eeuoy amy s4o's n te principal surveys and 10 engage
sil mieraOgists accompany Tie top0gTl-
phie. eyors.Notice hereby given ihat proposals
will be received 10y the Executive until the I5th day of July
neSt, from persons properly qualified recommended,
eeute general OF the outlines OF The Sute, ef its riy
e & Of its toascertain by astronomical obSsrva
:oa the longitude and latitude of such points may be-
deemed essential and make he meteorological researches
enoned by the law. The i: be divided districts
OF convenient size. I'm. ROBERTSON, c. c.
Richmond, Nav Is. 2-.iv
The Editors of tie National Intelgcncer, Washington
City Pa,riu baltimore Auiors, Plradephia; coiun-
ban, NewYors and Patriot Boston, reques,ed IN
sert the foregoing times week for weeks, in thar
speeiye papers, and transmit their accounts iOT tie
fNls olIice fOr payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05
NOTIEE.

NOTICE.
m Pursuance of Decree ofthe Superior
q Court Of Chaueey holden at ie Capitol in the city Of
richmond pronounced the it day Of JAN 1914, q Of IN
or Ter made on the st day Of Oct 1885, by The Superior
Court Of Claucery holden ~ the town Of Iynchour, 10
suit between James Brown, plaintiff and Rotrt Stockton
Jolr s. wopson. and George Hairsion, deieiButs,
s, the 18Th day Of Inc next expose sale, i0r
dy money BY way OF public ctnu lhc premises trnct
Of land situated in ,e county OF Henry frmcry occupied
by Robert Sioct0n and supposed ia c9sn 1000 acres
less much creol aail De necessary to e.
feet the purposes OF said Decree.
.N.4IB'I. ~. D.8.N'DRIDGE,
JOSEPH ylfylRyLN,
IWO-lLgS S1ERLLA'G.
7f1vg 1t7-5sy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

Chickohominy Turnpike Coplhany.
4 y pursuance of resolution Of the Com
nssioners for the said Company, noces hereby given,
that books OF subscription for shares said Company,
Will be opened at the in the city of Richmond
on tue 4Sh day ofJuly next. WALTER SHELTON,
Sec'y. TO the Commissioners.
May e5. s-t4Jy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05
R5O REWNPU

FOR aPprehoading and delivering to me in this
3 pisce, black slave named SAMPSON (; lac
absconded on the night Of the 9th Feb. last, and
has been seen in the neighbouihood of Smithfeld,
aud now supposed to be about Southampton court
house, where be raised, in the family OF Mr..
Bioun,, by whom he was sold. He is likely, twenty
two years of age, feet 10 inches higb, his lips
thick and project considerably and in bis walk
shews the effect of6at feet. will give the above
reward for his delivery hare, ortwenty dollars Tor
securing him IN any jail in tits state that may
get him again. ARCHIBALD FREELAND.
Manchester Nav 49, eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

T1re.so,eB after tie reaaunl ofths bicanrs
T an Ne L0r,rre 9 3 crosv-s " flc Order Of Sir,
Le~ig -yere conferred Sst,. -, 1887 ~ offers ar
tte RHssian ayDiy, for their sup-'inr discipline
anil abopi a moFh ofer. the Dakr of Helsngfon
recs.gca fbc o. ler ot lie Hoy Chat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

, Y virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, executed the ST.
, day OF May 1918. and now OF record in Henri
CO Court, will be sold, u the highest bidder, the
LIST day Of June next, at the Be-Tavern in tie CT
ty Of Richmond, TN the terms prescribed by Law
al tie right, tile, Interest and estate Of Henry
BaHss, ESQ. OF, in and to u Tract Of LaHd, in Ike
containing about 500 aeres--or much thereof
will discharge the sum secured 20 be paid by the
said Deed to Neil McCoull, together with the ex-
pences attending the execution of sail Deed aud
WI WM. W Y'oNn' }1ru'tses.
CT The sum to be raised is from seven to eight
thousand dollars.
May i. fi5-tGs
or The .4boUe Sale is. by consent IF al the
Parties concerned, Postponed, hN Nan
dag, the nh hIst. 1gliea il 7giR take piace.
JIuie s. tbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

~ Fonct had c5Eml8catedhi his oki0f.aq t4,,
b..',c cF'ars 70 -nensiel9, ~ aceirs sfifs Pltt
MgtNcs7, md tqa, as Jbef.ue, il Tie s. cd. - 81. Z
Of tareli, on iHtsrUisv lc.h his Hop1 a;sH,re,
t'e dg odne tbe pr .ct oftae poiiao ..s,ieA ~
order 10 arrest him. x, eqc0ts,f ap@ y.is 80. ~
esi unit ne arriyai Of .N4bs' sn
OK me- i6ft 4 1frch. three dgys t.ors ~.
.jlcr " isHflc Tnineffer
fEc PRISONS 5'nttea FIRM Fr~ror gse',,f,.s.
y competed % rceS the pro.e.,3a ar l2u,tI. ft..
nf0 0Hd Pfusria
Dnii Mc prisoner M srrc~s ~, fs,~,+. 4, .... d.,
ef SIC p"5he aecusey, he is eos,s4sG a. .s-,,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-25

Translated for rhe Fresmdn's Journal.
Gregor M'Gresor, General cf Brtgadr, ~ fhe
Rchu6Ecas .lSn7ies, and Con!maader ia Chief
e} ttaf Of fhe Centre.
70 rae ISnAsirAS1s or .3AncgLoSA.
Barccloncse Liberty, offspring OF heaven,
has descended upon the heights of Ccumon
and Charony, and her voice, terrible 20 iyran's,
hns resounded through the deep valies OF Ac-
sgun, over the vast plains Of the Ypire and
the Oronokes and in the silent caverns, where
innocence and modesiy sought shelter i'om
the Spaniards, among tygers, the most pow
orful dulwarks Of despotism crMpblcu into
dust.--Their armies were scattred like heaps
Of sand driven before the hurricane aud
nciiher the strongest, most courageous, or
best disciplined Of them oil, wetc able 10
make q stand Tor a moment in the adysnta-
geous post OF the Elacrsn without being COM
pletely destroyed.--But few obstacles remain
tor you 10 overcome /; The operation OF more
force and courage is prought 10 sn end aud
aireaSy is thc time 20 begin the exercise OF
wisdom and yiitue. Let brnzen wall divide
the past transactions from those which are
bcfo'c Us; every thing must bc forgotten,
feel no other hatred than that Of despo,ism,
nor any other attachment, but that 10 liberty.
Barcelonese You will have the reward and
honor Of being the ftst to assist in the further
ence Of this illustrious transaction. Give TO
the people of Ncnezuela, the mos, splendcd
example Of republican liberty, patriotism, un-
ion, and bro,herly concord. Let Them scc
that the instructions Of experience have not
seen los, spon you in short, let Us cndeav.
or 10 lay the foundation upon firm principles,
Of n govcrnmen, free md beneficial, qualified
TO raise our fine country 10 that exalted rank
fpower and happiness, which nature spon.
tancously would have gidod it 10, but for the
stupid and deplorabIe sway Of the Spanards.
Head-Quarters, al the Carlo, Sept, II, lel6.
(Sered) GREGOR M'GREGOR
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Declaration Of Independence.

SUBSCRIPTIONS are received by the undersgn-
~ ed. for SPLENDID EDlrloS OF the DECLA-
RATION OF INDEPENDENTS. now preparing for
publication in rhis1elphia.--la National WORK
viii be enyraved BY the 6rst artist Of the country
and viii Afford evidence Of what citizens hare
done ia politics, aud DO 10 sr"-Its size viii he
S5 inches by Is. aud il will contain. besides the
Declaration, the sn!ss ofthe original signatures
lhe Portraits OF The Chief of The Revolutionary Ar
mics the presiden, of Congress, and the Anthor OF
the Declaration, and other srperb decorations, and
necessary spprndases. yhe plan and proposals
may be seenst this Office, at the Washington iasur-
anre Office, or St the Literary and News Room.
JONES WHEELER,
Agents for the State Of Rhode-lsiand.
PseviJsaee Penss. Office. Des. ..
h-TN The plan and proposals., above mca-
toned. may be examined a. The post-o'nce in
Newport. where gentlemen wishing 20 subscribe may
leave their names, and they will be forwarded TO the
Agents, in Providence.
n,r
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<INEI(S!N.( .s.slV F.C 4 fHNCFSs
The following humorous article is pied from the
Orange County ?alriot.-t may, perhaps. be in
anticipation Of the COED dispositions snd in,enion Of
some of car worthy patrons
Let me see, don't owe the printer some
,hing' Is'n, * long time since we paid
him : Yes. Well then, this is the season
when he musI provide something Tor the em.
ploymeni of his teeth during the winter. and
something to Keep hi imssil and his little FAM
lily warm. guess, wife, We must Try to
muster up as much IS will pay him of, aud
send Ito him. Perhaps it vii! cheer him up
a little, and he may give MS more news; aud
iS will certainly give Us more pleasure 10 vcad
the papers after We have paid off Yos, !.
think il will be best TO 60 and pay him for
tho he may be ever so much in want know
he is 100 modes; TO be dunniag US for II and
I'mc sure be don't like TO sue or else nc
would have sued us before. Don't let me for
get now 20 60 and pay him, or send i, by the
Erst chance.
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NOTICE.
20 all z9bom 1t may concern.


NOU ere hereby notified, that the
II licenses for retailing, which expire
Oh the Isl inst. and on the months so!.
lowing, muSt be renewed 'by all those
who iatcnd continuing their business rs
retailers, OH or before their expiration.
and that applicH,ons for Licenses ior
Carriages, kept for use, must also tr
made without delay, on penalty of the
law end ,ha, attendance will b~ given 10
receive She same at the Conector's Office
in Newport, and At his Depuy's Ohicc
in Bristol, every day, Sunday IS excepted
between the hovrs OF 3, in the moaning.
and 5, IN the afternoon.
n. B. All Carriages not exclusively
employed IN husbandry, or for the trans.
portation e( goods aie liable TO duty.
CHRISTOPHER II. PERRY,
Collector er.he Regeaus for fhs, fYst
CsRiseti.ta District gf Rhode. LlarL.
Collectors Office ? s..
Nevpprt. Dec. 05. 1916.
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soAe, ct soa1J,a ar diseases rscsiscd CT een.
iraGtsd ia tho sess.cc, and left widow, or, If
~ w.l.ow, OF child or children under IS, such
widow, or chi,i OF children, shsll rseiye half
Ii, monthly pay for three years.
Tkis Sill was twice read and commi.ied
-<1end-enf TO tss ConssifuGon.
Mr.. Pickeos sailed ur his amendment to
the Constitution The objec, Of which 10 70 pro.
vide uniform mode OF choosing Preseden.
tial Elsc,0rs and Members OF Congress.
After a long debate tie Com. of the Whole
rose without decision, and had leave to sit
again.
The Ac,iog Secretary at, War reported o
plan for chasing the Militia. These between
is and 2rto constitute the Minor Glass
~ and a. the junior Ciass->3I and IS, the
Senior Class.
The ist class TO be liable to ssrv.ce in their
State fcc term 90: exceeding ---- months.
The I'd, 10 be liable TO any duty eonstilu-
tionall7 reputable Of militia .or ---.- months.
The 81 c4assto &c liable IN their State or an
adjoining one TO a service Of ---> months.
The Junior Class, when in service, 10 be
armed. equipped and clothed BY The . 5. as
regulars.
Tha, the militia Q! the Minor and Junior
classes shall be Annually asse meisd AT not
more than two canIonments IN division, Tor
such periods as the States riay direct--.o DC
thea organised and disciplined and al UiIi.
cars Of tas militia under 81, tho not de,acb.
Cd, must attend and pertorm sdbaitcrn duty
.--the cavalry TO attend and be instructed as
;lfsnlry. 1hc whole TO be equipped and
suSsis,ed BY the y. S.
Thai there shall be oas or moro arscnals
in each Stale for arms, military equipasc,
camp articles, &c
That il .hsli hs the dury President 10 cause
the Goyeramrat efary State to be assisted in
anPpsessitg any insrrrsc,ion agalns, It's au
storiiy.
The MILITIA 10 service 20 be subject to the
rules and ARTICLES OF war.
Evsry Officer or oon.eom missioncd Officer
aho falls 10 obey he orders Of the Pte:dcn
Co be fined, or olherways punished by Cour
Martial.
no militia man 10 &c li.blo TO arrest 10
0bis while the service.
ncd1esday, December 10,
NJ, Johnson made long report on ,h'
Compensation Law, accQmpanied by dill II
yepesl the FORMER oct, and subs,i.otiog dali.
pay of ----- dollars, aad -- dollars for ev
cry 20 miles Of travel.
a,ado he oIker of TIC coy for the cdMon
dsy in January.
rae Com. on Naval A!Fsirs we're insiruc,
cd 20 inquire ialo tie expcdiency Of ptoSid
ing Tor the se,,lemen, Of the aceouats Of tn
Officers aud Crew Of he Epcryicr, suppose
20 have been lost at sea.
The House agreed TO Mr.. Pickens amend
men, as regards the choice Of National Rep
reseniatITes--i5 10 So but did not decide O
she other point.
The Senate have called on tho Secretary
the Treasury for account OF the fund e
thercicf Of siek and disabled seamen--,!
Secepis and expenditures.
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a .ev discovery Of tAe value Of Carrots.
This roo, although bu, little ihough, of by
some, Is well known by others to Far exceed
oil other 10 value to fsscn horses, eows, and
sheep, and IL boiled ,nd pounded with meal
il worth at least one third more per bushel
than potatoes, for f,uoning hogs wass have
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NEW G. GODS S.
WILLIAM CALLAHAN,

HAS just received, by the latest arrivals
al n. York. from liverpool some NEw G5oss,
--.im9.y =hch drc--
Balloon Furniture Dim ! Fsucy super super lace
ties, ' ground do.
Cotton Shirings, high & Do. DO. do check do.
low priced. supei!inc furniture DO.
i2guarier Countespsnes. Ladies and genllcmcn's
Is DO. do. worSted Hose,
IL do Marseiiles Quilts, Girls aud boys white and
IL DO do. 4 cord 10. all Of " hch
Is do. 10. : arc OF 4 very superior
LndresSd CaLeoes, , quality.
sup. sup blk lace ground { Jaconet and camb. Mus.
Brown and yellow fan. s lins.
oies do Imitation dsmask Shawls
Chims stripes do. Rich plaid DO.
Fancy checss do. SMournuy do.
.4so--7 o and "a lrish Linens.
Li,essise, o1 iess,
A9uan,,y o! Cusle,y--lisrd-W Ware---and
few crates Crecke,y Ware.
.s''O-io casko Of cola.enar Wine. oil Of which he
will sell low for cash. New.lerk money and 1rea.
sury Notes taken stpar.
Newport, Dec. l9. rnl