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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24

we're rcde eued (inc,1Ai1e $50 GO u. ,,nr.
porary iosrs.) le 9e3 275 50, which ., durcl
the debt TO 500 II 645 Al. Since Sept. 50.
t3l7, There aas been red, cmed 353 cas- l6
and there viii he reimbursed oi ihc cid deb.
on The Is, oi Jan. 1919. 7o9 SIS 20; nitkrg
,O42 Tl8 Sc Which will leave he public.
deb, on the Is, Of J,n. 1918, G8 600 ,og6 ,5s
The whole anounf of d1bt purchsted or r..
deemed in 1917, is o36 0e3 7o ineiodinr AL
the funded d. bI held BY the Baik OF The Il s
The OId Skies will lac redeemed In 1919
The first inslaiement ol the Louisiana tebt
is due Oct Il, 1918. Wbe3 u is pyotostc
10 Pay one half. aud The other or the 2is, q
Oct. 1919. Which is coDsidcred according
10 the ,eims OF the debt, but foi which tile
whole would be paid in Oct. 1917 Actof-
ding TO the terms OF The loans no other par,
of The public debl can DC paiC ill 1925, ex.
ceptthe five per cts. subscribed 10 the Batt
of the Y. S.---whieh viii cause en- annual
surplus to remain in The hands Of the Com.
missioners Of the sinking fund Ci nil.iota,
ill that year.
in 1925, The exchanged sizes, the sixes cf
1912, shd the stock created by ldhdns treas
ury notes. amounting together 10 lsss95,I55
%, will De tcdeemablo. The sinking fund
bu, TO rcrleem On the remainder OF the debt, az
the periods allowed by thc tetms.--Thc
whole b, including the s pce cents will be-
exiipeuished in $50, except the 2 per cents
which are not redee mablc ., the will OF the
goverDmeDi. -
IL is recommendations the revenue shouId
no: DC reduced below the existing sPpropri-
a,ions, but 'a.hef Ihai the surplus should tc
z n H.
the par value--as even al the present prices
il would produce saving ii .n,eres,--and il
they rose, ;he Ctm mis- ioncrs would not be
oh rgcd 10 purchase, only having pernissicn
to, according 20 their discretion or iitnila-
,iGn. ..-.- t....-.-.
The Treasury notes which have been i..
sued a Different time, have aniouhted 10
SO lS3, 3,794--of which there have been can.
ceiieo 26.s7%,t3l There arc now in the
Troasu,s, ybish win be cancelled when set
lied, (exclusisc OF A22 SIG IT, the estimated
intetes, on them 8 6ss 400, making ,nheth-
or IS, 497 ,G3l. Lcssing ou,s'andlng 635 e63.
These II isexpec,ed VII! be found anG aGdsd
10 the public deb..
The outstanding Mississippi Seek is es-
tima,ed NJ 3.747,3L--which is expected TO
be received IN payment foS .ublic lands dor
ing the too succeeding years.
The permanrD, annual ,serenuc is estima;-
ed Ct - ,eso,o ,ooo--2o, 900 900 Of which & ON
the Customs. The Bank Dividend. arc csA
tin'ated nj per Cent, md arc expected ~
produce 40, ,ooO. The .um disposaole ~,
1918, (incindinc the balance in The I Is es-
t,nIated al 30 ooo,oGo. The prob,o'e .xpen-
duorcs in 1918, are.es!imated AZ Q l,94e33t
~. Leasing balance on The ist Of Jsn.
1919, Of 8 57s 64s, which vii: be applied 20
tie redemption OF hc t. sisna Stock.
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Hp A9ait.
flAAACES or YXG U. s.


The ln,clligencei by yesterdays mail,
contsias ;hc annual Treasury Report. Tie
net revehYe 10 1875 was s 49ss2.e52, If
which 81 s53,3Sl II were from the Gus
toms. he net rvyenue in 1916 was
3o,743 81. OF, vf which 27 $50 76o II were
ltom the Customs. The revenue which has
oer'osd from the Customs in three, quarters
Of the year 1917 Is 100000 ard Eum
other sources exceeds iha, Of 1916. The
reduction IN the revenue is owin,; 70 a reduc.
iion in the duties and taxes. The balance.
IN Treasury Jan. | 'isi7, (exciusivc Of
io,665, ,2sy in I. Notss,( was ,2es.5ss IS.
The hGywenfs iato the Treasuiy ne three
fest quarters Of 1877, amouat to 2yoe3,9ss
80, from tho Customs, e par. of Which
was due in 1916 The payments Tor ,ie h.
quarter az 1917, FROM tho sx6he sources arc
estimated a, 5,9So,ooo. Masking tho toto, a.
mount estimated 10 oc received in isIY.
33,o7s es4 II. Watch added 20 the bslanc c
;u the Treasury on The IL; Of Jon. last, make
$a,S7i,sTT. The expenditures 70 Sept. 50
1917, apyonnted to 3s.7ioco2 SO, Of which
2o,76l,a62 os where for Inc public debt in.
tercst. and principal. Fot the 4;h qnar,eI
the expenditures are estimated OF $500, 600
making the eggteya,e for the year ss,sso ,oo1
90, Lsav;ng on the Is, OF ian. 1919, (ex.
eIoslvs of S,6sl,6s7 OF Treaso,y Notes,) !
tslance in the TscssuGy It 0sioe,,s7s IS.
q PUBL{c cDEBF--lke Yntedee med deb
contracted before 1872, an,l nntcdee,pe,
Oc,, l, 1916, W., Sy4g4,a67 oil. The tlcb
Contracted suhse'greny to jon. /, .l2l2, u
nountsd 10 yi,sei.sjt "a. Aggregsn
los 652 sis 81 10 vaicb . temporary Loaf
ol so 600 from nc Cum5erlsni Bank is q
nc added. And on ghc IL, of J,n. 1877, Their
Wa lIjca, (inclnding T,cOO coo, IN pr. CT
s.oek. suosc ibed TO tho T.. S. Bank, sod
,smpo'Ary Iosu from ihs BInk OF 100000,
STsTT a,l 81 from which teluc, cd s,xs
and az ,ed rocs. sriu!burssd IN 1917, SIS
asa, AZ aud ,bs public dsbi On tho !" q
la. 1917 W., found ~ smouDt 20 Is 507
go5ss IL 1917, up 70 Srp' 20. there ~
d. .''. j. p. ~ iunAibg Z. Mares, 0sf
Sts IS. % I,g &c d.b, "a thn d-y tie
g9s. a. o.. rl,ics ,he saraa 9>:iSa 'as'
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INDIAN w AR,
From ae 1NaedyrviHe (Geo) seurnsi y
Decc m5er, 2.


The msrching of.uoops 10 the frontier, snl
The oimr hostile pfsparasions thai arc msk"
ing, pive TO tbc approac hing cot Eict with
the Ssn,noIe Indians, all INC pomp and par
adc OF var. Wilbio a few days, severn.
companies have. passed through here, or
their wsy 10 thc place uf ,eud,svous. Ihs
detacliment fIou this state, amounting 10
nearly 1000 mtn, assrn.bisd at Foit Hpw.
kins yestc duy, and viii iSsOr,e their marSh
In Day cr ,wo--5oo g,ieodDy Creeks, headed
by their distinguished warrior, M'I%TosH,
have cspcuseG ouf cause, and are has,eninE
wah afee,iiy TO ,hc scene Of battle --Gen.
Gains has with bin,, u, iort Scott, 7co tegG1
lars. The whole, when omitted will be ior-
n.:3ab,e fltce an Indian wa,farc. On the
other hen], tho strength 81 tue Stmino'es
hAs been also copsits rJ,ly iucreasedty re"
Inducements, ali the di>sflec'ed Greeks ana
Chetokees, .fa they me not a few, having
gose TO their assistance a t'oody roha!ci
may Therefore be expected, ifthe Ipdisns de-
tcrmins TO give us hattie in an open Ano
spirited snssner, bot ii they seek refuge II
the impenet,able swatnps and other ttdint
placps with which the cnoG,ry they iDhahi
abounig~.o il the p,yeress Of our arm
| should De checked, b. an unwilingrsss in M
cconm sndipg gsee,6l TO enter the SpanisI
! resritory, the .hasiiseRcn, these savage
| me,i,, and which oiherwiss awaits thsn
may probably be sverted.
| 'rhe subioined Intelligence Of ihs sanl
! mence ment of hosiisiies, MAS 'eceir.e Y
.he Exscutive on Thu lay hs,, imn,edis'd
ly issued from this Uitss inSan extra shee|
tha, cor frontier ci,izsRs, exposed TO dauge|
might be put on thtiv guard against ,hol
predatory attacks oS the Indians, which
| dom fail TO follow. sesh an occurrence.
1 Governor has oTdcrcG out the Pul1sN uoI
I of cavalry, esnpaay Of inien''y i'om "
kinson, .hA snothsr from Laurence, !nf
| protection of the foo,ier below hafuo
Other meakuses Of defsnee viii be Haop'
should they provc aeSesssty.
CRY q a letter JI'sr' M@i. Cen. 6a;nci %
Cs,oersor Of George GcIraa' f9T' 'e
| (sear ihc eo-faea'e Of fie Fts' aff
faloos,ie riprrs, 2let Ngrfmbs'' iSsf
Sfs-Ths G.s nr.G,ds 80 United D
troops s,'ived Of Ibis place On the ~
had previously ssoi m lnc''n 'unhe
notify the gori rswa Chic. Ens.hs me-
IF NY a,,iysl, arr, Win y'tw TO s,'e
whether his hostile mper had "hifo
guessed Aia, 70 VII, NJ --hc rPt"G W
I. h,1 u,ry-ty,sa,d VI .ac S.'nBssNi'g
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der the bti.el ,hat lie said r.iao..vas Of fal
age.
On suggestion Of Mr.. Lit!e, Of Maryland,
u CT some conversation, III which the pfiDci-
pie OF the report was con,rovcrted, the re-
port was referred to a comnitec of the
Whole.
/ MIR. Paris, Of Mass, from a scleet.commit-
,e TO whom. was referred the petition If Noah
. Miller. inspector of the port OF Pcnobscoi,
who prsys Tor pension 10 consequence OF
disability incurred by wound received whii;,
iu the execution OF his du'y reported bill
for hi, relief, which was twice read aud COM
mitted.
Mr.. Bloomfield, OF ". Jcr rom the COM
miuee 10 whom was ,efetred SO much OF the
Presidents Message as relates to The sur
viyng Revolutionary Patriots, fepo'ted, in
part, bill, conc ctrning certain surviving Off.
Ger, and soldiers Of the late Revolutionary
Army.
Thi. bill provides that every commission
Cd, aud nop-con inissioDed Ga;cer.or sol1icr,
who had served in the army during the war
which terminated in the treaty Of peace With
Great Britain In 1896, and reduced 20 indi-
gsnce, op by aSe, sickness or any other cause
rssy be unable to procure subsistence by
manual labor, shat receive hay noy during
lowed 10 bis grade of service during the rev.
olulionary wsr-provided, that no pension
thus allowed to commissioned officer shall
exceed The half pay of lientcnant colonel.
This bill was twice read and commit,ed.
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ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


MILITARY, BoU.v1 Y L.i.rDS.
Mr.. Joxssos (of kenucAy,) reported a
bill auths, .sins comnula,ioo ef Soldier rs
1sunty Lands.
= frhe .frsi section of This bill provides that
shs soldiers of the late and pcesent ar my stall
be allowed TO comWute their land pa,cuts or
:lainhs for monoy, at the rate OF Que dollar
\. and forty ceots pee acre, to be paid IN four
-Annah ins,aineots, by the Passion Agents
Appointed in the several States; provided
that thors be 10 al Cases a complete relin-
qu,shmcnt Of all claims en- sasd iauds by the
seomnutaiorc to The y. Sn;cs. Tho 81 see.
fion Of the bill nakss the appfob ,;iou ueccs.
. sary to'carry ,he 6rs, into effee,.]
The bill was twice read and con miucd,
AMELIA ISL.1.tD AtD SP.fhISR Par
RIOTS.
Mr.. RnaA, offercd for consideration The
following rssui iiion 49, :s
Reyoiped, rbat the President he reques,ed
60 lay before the Hopsc Of Representative,
ANY information Ne may possess, aud thius
proper to communicate, tels,ivc to the pro-
cerdings of certain persons who took possess
sion cf Amelia Island, a, the mouth OF tho ST.
Mays liver, ncse the boundary oil the state
of Gcorsis, in the summer Of the present
year, and made an establishment there 3 and
slso any information he hath, and msy think
proper to communicate, relative to an es,ob-
Iishnent made, at an esS,er pericd, by per
sons Vt the same description, ia tho Gull of
,f-xico, =, a place called Galveston, ~Vhir
.s,e limits Of the United Saies, as We senp,
tend cndcr the co,sion cs Louisiana toue,h
or wiihahc rcasoo, iti,,Ging him toi,soe OF.
ders 70 ,npprcss the sSid cs,ahlishmeuss.
clause oi ne proposed tssolulon.
NJ HoInEs (of Massschuseus) said he
shonlj octerts opposed 10 soy call l.m ioso
,ms.iao IN nar sus,icc,. - 80 .rnrs.I =. "a .
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FRIDAY, ID f
RfARpVpT y5IE

Mr.. Horkason, of penn,ylvanis, from
the committee on the Judisiary reported a
bill to established an Uniiorm Sys,em Of
Bankruptcy Throughout, ,be United STATES !;
which was twice read and eoui niiied.
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Roads and Cl1nis.


On motion Of Mr.. rLane, Of Del, the
Committee on Sd much fthe messsHe of the
y csiden,, 80 relaics to Roads ard Canals,
were iDs,rocted 10 inquire into the expedieD-
ey Of authorizDg the Secretary of the T. cas-
Wy TO subscribe for stock ia the compSny in.
corporated under the name of The Cbesa,
peeke and Deleware Canal Company, or ary
Other company now, or hereafter 10 be, IN
corporatsd for similar purposes, 20 be paid
by appropriation Of the public lands or by
any surplus money ia The treasury Of the
United States.
On motion OF Nif. Msrr, Of Tcaa. the
military cominittec were instructed 10 in
Qu!rc into the expedieney Of making provis-
In for such officers ard soldiers OF The Mill
,is os have become disabled from disease con
tractLl in The pcfvice of ihc CDiied States,
add Tor the widows and orphans of those who
from like causes, have died since they re,utn-
I'd hone.
On motion OF Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia, a
coW Wmiute was appoInfed 20 inquire into the
claims OF certain dstschGepts at The niikna
u 0rorSia, Tor services PEI formed IN he
defence of that state during The years 1898
and li2., by orders from the executive ot
that state, under the directiona,y power COM
munica,ed 10y The war department and that
they have leave 10 iepoI, by bill or oiheI.
wise.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24

Mr. Williams, of North Carolina from
the committees of ClsiNs, made ~ ualavora.
Die repon on IN, pe,,iipn Alex. Worse'. 81
Mas lately IN othcsr ia toe Arp,y, wa,'
'reys iodenn'lisr,cp for damages re,oycted
horo ll!m py .no l'iends Of r,ia,' wa.m
h: Il enl'sfei ard 'sisined AZ solids. 81
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vapNEspAr, DEC. 10.
n petition was p'escmcn BY inhabitants
near tha eiysr RaIsin, tor indemnity for dam
ago in thc late war befoc The surrender of
Gvu. Hull.
BY the casting vo,o Of tho Speaker, tho
Com. OF Elections wss IN Instructed to inquire
whst Membcrs OF the House hold ofsaes in.
comrauble with lbcie retaining thcn Seats.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24

fhGNsDAh' DUG. ~.
On motion OF Mr.. HoLMgs, OF Mass. the
Commi,tce on RJads and Canals, was in.
sirneted to report on The espediepEy OF con.
stroct'ns Cins! from lake Jl,s.ssn to tho
Missis''tti, Camel to unite tho 1tnns,sse
aud Ieni6'R5ee wetsr,; ved for improving
the pssisstion of the Te'onessce.
A neton Ct Mr. SAAp ox, OF Mass, to
estae'ish ppsi roas tom, ~, Es.t pari.h 81
nroseva'cr' ydcush II Nam, Piymroo
a"d h'hss,Sr, to PIymOush in Mass, Va,
sustained,
"" nv.,ien q SIC. SaIga oi GJ. = cor,
""'e'. wac sisee,ed to repou ,f Ssy amend
.e'at wefe Necessary tn Ihe aei to regular,
voc duties on imports aud tonnage.
The bill 10 rspssl IN, In,esnst Dpties wa,
read third time and snd N.ssrt-- 81 10 S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22
MEANWHILE, (Penn0Aug. I
THE Elk ECyJTJJN

On Saturday last the sentence Of the
law was executed on GEORGE SPErH
NANHOLLANDT, for tie murder of
Hugh Fitzpatrick, agreeable TO his dealt,
warrant. Early i'll The morning a large
coBcourse OF people assembled at and in
The vicinity Of the prison. About IL o.
clock the unhappy wretch was brought
forth. He proceeded TO the place OF exc
cutjon, distance OF half mile, on foot,
aud assembled the platform, elevated 10
feet from tie ground, with firmness and
cOmposurc. Tie had repeatedly dccIar-
cd il his fixed determination, if he could,
10 break The neck Of the person appoint
ed 20 hang him. Firm in this resolution,
at the moment the hang-man was pfcpar
ing to fasicn the fatal cord, tie criminal
sprang him and Suddenly precipi'ated
him from the platform, and then leaped
from it himself" D--n YOU" said Ire.
did l not tell you so q and then address
sing himself to the guard, said" had II
not been for the DID rope, should
lave jumped oil him" Having re~asecli-
dad the platform, and halter secured, he
was told by the sheriff If he had any fling
10 say, then was the fine. He observed,
Il am an assassinaied man; | am Innocent
Il die for crime committed by another
gs'eon hnfS "ptbhiS HiVit 10 Sdy- ~
Mr.. Alden chooses 10 speak, BE may
A short but impressive address vas then
made by the Rev. Mr.. Alder, and closed
with most feryent prayer 10 the throne
Of grace IN behalf Of tie unhappy
wretch. lie was illen asked" Are Won
ready, George -" Yes" said lac, " nv
time is spent, may God have mercy on
niy soul, ard WAS Immediately launched
INTO eternity.
It's supposed that not less than q .OOC
people were assembled to witness The so
jenn and affecting sceHe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

The house ofWiliam Jackson, in She
nandoah County, Virginia, was destroy
ed by fire the night of the Goth July
last. Mr. Jackson, his wife, and eight
children, five sons and three daughters.
had retired to bed and left the servants
up i'll the kitchen adjoining. The SER
wants beng engaged IN irolick with the
servants OF some of the neighbors, all
went o''f, and left Il candle negligently
burning near Il bed; Inc curtains ofwhich
caught ire, and the kitchen and dwelling
were both developed in Games before any
Of the family avoke.
II is with much regret VIC have to add.
that air. Jackson and two ofhs dauol,,
ters fell victims 10 the flames; Mrs. jack
son, and tie other six children were for
tunate!y rescued. Bah. FED. Caz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22
JUNGLE SAN.

This expression, which originated ,lu-
ring the war. from the initials q u. S." on
the soldiers knapsacks, has come into ge-
neral use. The indians at tEc west, from
hearing II often used, have imbibed Ike
idea that il is actually the name of The
president-an while al Sackeifs liar
Dor considerable number of Indians and
Squaws, crowded around lie President.
wishing, as they expressed IT, "to sAake
hands nth UNCLE SAM."
(5;b1uu Goyott,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

{ "a on AlsLAtD, in some of the - ;.oaces the
tIi 1917 y az H'iAd'td Dollar ZGnk Acfe Of ,hc
> ,v'- Farmers Bank Richmond letter r. no Iqls
psl..e !" ,, macon, tiated sth March, 1919: V, Ne
hslsls, H3SHier; u, Hatcher Presisfyf $3.50 ~
Ee ia'i on Tie above was fetniIt.d f,o,, p;h
mend Va ny mail, to Nam .yatfertI,f, I.x;.s,,
1900. tne I'm isnn"ry t5i5-wlci sas not bs-n ~
Dun received AIS believed that II rs cther lost ,,
iaid IN some OF The Post.onces w. " LAM
THIS IS. therefore 10 give notice that ,,,c..,,x H.,
bseu iaken 10 stop payment nj the Dank of H., t,f 10.
sIiiissng. so "N VI 'Le NAN tbas
an, pci-oh uhoing said half and returning IL TO IN,
s", Nen.-o' gi'ins such noTmstion TO either as i1
'""oie 'ben 10 Obtain if, shall be literally rewarded
ar,,, oa JOHN SAITEaVfllIF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

E7' Last evening, during one of the
most tremendous thunder storms we have
ever Witnessed, for the space OF an hour,
two negroes were struci, dead by Light
ming one, by the first AasIi, (betore the
rain began;) he was Cooper al MIR.
Cunningham's mill; tie electric fluid
descended chimney, and struck him,
as lie stood nearit III theyard.
The other, vas standing under a shed
N brick yard near the Hay-Market gar
den-he had spade raised OH his shout
ders--the lightning strmck the top of the
shed, passed to the spade, which it split
TO pieces, and struck line poor negro life
less 10 the earth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

stAND FOR sALE.-w,lthe said =, ,.rhIi, -
De iFhes, bidder, on tiiday The aih sepcnhern,
u ho ls ;cM fair dayJ Hrr;,to wilfs,,nv.p'
',e County OF fipsanna, thai vanabe TJocf ~ Tc,,J
!s ' sa" county, con,aiuirs between tree h.nd,rd -
soinwiils decd. 'Ss."ehSe OF Mr.
Ihls land is elegantly improved an, wor,l, ,,. as,,,
ANY person wishing to reaIize land IN this psrt OF M
sale b2 q.,is aH,r, or zee DIV cf
August %. No hAIofs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

The Eastern federal leaders have boast
ed OF the martial appearance Of their mi
lila, and have been proud 10 have them
reviewed by the Chief Magistrate OF the
nation. But, where wereiIitSe fine troops
during the war ATraycd against The en-
emies of their country Where this mill
tary discipline and skill? Do AiesSrs Otis
aud Co. believe that MIR. Monroe MAS so
much enraptured with his ciric reception,
as TO forget how useless they acre tor pur-
poses OF tcar Or are they calculated only
far spectacle aad procession, instead Of
fighting the battles Of their counirvs!-
Dinners and parades cannot obi:ierate
from Eastern annals the diseraceiul
scenes OF 1918 and IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

i1hLnbR WANfED-iwish {, employ as 7secs
y OF ie" boys person ell sccua,nr,e r,,,
pE.. 49, ~ .,ssiSs -no 1eosia-
CMnber and. Anens 20. SIT sI.,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22
STABLES OF TIE MARKET


ioDacco 81 20 l2i-Corn 5 5G-Flour
new, Richmond Mills, S o! to iO-Wheat 5 1874
M cal , JO-Iiemp 100 To l90
Ipenles.-Sugdr brown 5 IL TO - per Cwt.
--CoHee ~ 10 - cents per lb.-nIOlasseS d to
80 Gus per GaIiOH-HefTiDgs 5 , ~ per barrel
--Sacon ~ to Is cents per 10.
virginia Stocks. dii2
y. states IiaBk III q l45- None in aarIet
U.Statcs u per Ceni.....IO2 q IO29
-s---=--z--s.---e.--y. ----...---..---s.--.
FI'WENTY-fitE DOLLARS REWARD. --strayed or
d stolen, on Tuesday the 2tlI instant. from Mrs D. Nit
cieils intis coHuiy II Louisa. a large GREY HORSE
nat rides feisAfsaay we'll On his LETT shoulder is brand
will give the above reward to any person who viii de-
liver the same 10 ME in THIS place.
,,.,..., 60. WILLIAM muCnEIL,r.
sRf GoOps.-ibe Subscribers olcr m private sale.
l. FOR short time, about h3ag0rfd aad V1cck.
49, y IN DWlDS' comprising almost every a.ioIe
PAnRHtLs. DUNLOP K COPELAND, 1urt,s.
dEEHSt -. 2ag,gf
~ ANNUAL MR. ING ~ TIE .SfocI6olders ip ne
Hgen0ts Ha09afioH CoWDaHy will take place ~ the
'oNb 81 Haitian, on the iiI Monday ia October nest
and DICffiDl Jthc DigccfOrsi is requested ON HE ira,
Gay previous thereto
CtpwAILADkR JONES, Prasidcat
-- ll.,'i.1x, 81. 60 August u. 5ltlMu
aFV5t sALt-5 Tyncf ~ TaRd, conisa6a about a. :
tpfsrtd apf nm acsrs, tll,stea o,. ne. CD a.
uretiysr va The counts Of Augusta atogt lveny t.s
hppiS runien Ire mau weston road passes hTof,e,
- t'n lis Yc'sy 20 The uounis,s winch aapfd nna
eass, tt iiaet wiz Da foGd valuable to The rragFr of
uii t,lne Little impr0Ys urhs added Il may 49,
| advantageous stand Tor tsve,b.
ihc terms slsibe libcfsi 20 The purchaser and ianc
iso'',,'t TO William Kenny, Esquire Of S,aasiou VINO
IS authorised % contract
r,,., RorIEr pouruAr tmr.
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Two KENr.lhe subscriber oreis for REM Ills ssl.it
A llshiten situate IN the county CumDerian ~ aho
one niue iiou tAr.efsye, commonly called oil fj.tis
Old lANtkN ans now IN The Occupanry Of M fe,t
rouse, winch is spacious and ToOny. there - $50.
mouse large stable, sniOke house. aud every otnr con
NeIehce i"' Such an establishment together with an
eesieni pgact richard and an aupie o,ci,ard ~ = cI,
sSeon. ne plantation lie IN good order for c,t ping
al" me chance ior seeding wheat This FAN 1oa 90
tenant who viii keep tie place in repair liberal I'm,
will be offered. e.iHs
IL is beeved there not better stand in The ,r,pe
Country. ~ NiPe1
Possession may be had immediately, or ON lie 6stdsv
oi Deceinhtf next, at the choice ofthe renter.
ths properly IS not privately rented previous ~ tle
publicly. " 'Ns'tu
Application must be made to me ct this place
,,. 49, JOIN WARE
AiEGIAlA :-Ata Superior Count OF CITanceIS 6ooe,,
OF june, 1871 - 80" e'F
Eli Bennett aud Mary his Wife sdminstfator and ,,,c
iStralfM OF william "orot K, deceased, klqniflfs
AGAINST TO-
Richardson Ialcr the husband Of Tab;,la TIL, So
|. iAlc iahh1 WoitOck, and George Pickett lto,,l val
laIn ihaTies johnston an. NathaLrI Sheppard sd IN
istfaiofs OF john PsnhiciOu, dec Richard Coke ,e
hnsbaiid OF Sstal, Cooke, dec. iate sarah ygor,ot
!anrs Grnsioad the husband Of Mary Grirst.ad der
late Mary Worrcck, Benjamin DuvaI The husband ~
NoIOck, Gc,rg1,,',. ~"
Ills cause came on on this dav n, h ia
ons OF wuesses and was afgned ~ conn. 81 ~ ,,si
e'Ion wheie"i The Conf doh adudge order aud dcc,cs
hat Commissioner uft Cont do settle sffr nd -,
port ~ recount Of The administration at Ma r., V,,st
dec ot the estate o her tesjato sode.ick Wo,,oel ~
WIN any ma iers specially stated. deemed prf emf NJ,
| stlftd. 70 ."
! Aco?y 7t,te.
| frrs-t.-r.
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. IL.

EHILA DkLPhIA, Aug. 70.
a report has reached US, that the IA.
VA irigaie, since her return into port, has
b Ell examined, for the purpose of being
repaired, and has been, by competent
Judges, pronounced utterly irreparab1e.