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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-19

In addition to the burden borne bv Ike
people oi England, as cNlibited in this ia
DE; We must by no means omit The fifkps
ana the Poor-rates, neither of which. how
ever, IS ever spoken of or estimated by
'he ministers or their advocates. in COM
pany WIN, or as part of, land 10 irihng
part eilher) Inc enormous weight Of the
most StrPeHdoHs Ja6ric ofhuma.l i,seaiion."
" lhe eAact or even probable amount Of
Ihe tl'hes PAD by The people Of England
and Ireland, have no information now
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Thirty Dollars Reward

ANAWAi nom the plantation Of Nrs. Turner. i..tl g
nancd MARY, of yellow complexion laibrr o,, l,I
and heshy has mole on the Tigat side u her face
her nose and large under lip.
expect she is now haIbOuTed al one on The f,ltou.
paces- About be plantation of Mrs 1Giuer IA f,a,S
yer ~ MIS- Wihersons IN New Kent o. ~ The civ Of
Instant. 49, Wv -''
snc vas once the property Of Nelson Parish Of Chez.
teibeld, formerly ofihe county Oi Nea kent ,nd.r
stand site was lately taken up IN tue uechbomiIodo
New Bridges but was setatiibeUy 10y means OF ,o,r,d
pass. us"
Tie above reward will he given to any person 10 ~,
commit bcT 10 he Richmond Jail, deliver lef 10 IL
JhomyS0H on Chntch Bill, who wilt nav the Tpr "a
her oeliVety. JRlDLRIG X TIuNpsIs .
SEPT. IS. r. 80
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Removal.

FALLS q ALLAN have removed 10 their ucs bn5ing
- on i3th lieei, nearly opposite the Rel Tavern AMI
are now receiving and Opening vcr, extensive assort
ment OF Lonao" aud isgerp09I COO Us which tLey ~ -
merchants. ' '" own
they have besides '"'
SalI in sacks
Crates well assorted
Elegant ea CHINA
liat lion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-19

BALTIMORE. Sept. Il.
The English rational sIoOp Primrose.
arrived below, IN 80 days from Kingston
jamaica, has on board three h,,wI,nd Hou,
sand 9oi!ars for the United States Bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-19

- We understand DR.. Jones has resigned
the chemical Chair, a: the College of William
Mafy-and that there is some probability of
mas Cooper in that capacity.
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NEw-YoRK, September 10.
IMPORTANT.

We have seen letter from a gentle.
man at Gibraltar, dated June II, stating
that the writer had coiverscd with a1
officer belonging io the United States
ship Peacock, Just arrived al this place
from Algiers and fuuis. From ,he lat
ter place they had brought our Consul
Mr.. Anderson, WHO WAS induced 10 leave
there, owing 10 his having been treated
IN manner that would not justify his
remaining longer as tie representative
OF the United S,ates--'rhe BY, for some
time previous to his departure, would
not permit him 10 come into his presence.
III consequence of his refusing 10 kiss
his lighucss' hand. He has also detain.
ed there an American citizen, Tor de
handing payment for property sold his
iliglncSS To the amount of several thou
sand dollars. The Peacock left then,
getting their Notifications in order. and
II is the general opinion that there will
bca 6TaSh with them, soon after her io,n-
ing the squadron at Niars.illes. She will
sail as soon as she can get in supply of
provisions aud water.
A letter from Albany, states. that Tie
old Lake Champaign Steam Boat. one
OF the line which piled between Whites
hall and st. Johns, took fire on Saturday
last, (9th inst. and burnt To the waters
tAS from Her
boilers. We understand that this acci-
deut will give no Inconvenience to pas-
sensers OIL that route, the new boat Pie
NIX being able to perform the trips on
Inc same days as was formerly done by
both
[FtOm the Nep- York Erening PoSt.1
La,o intclhgence.-At circuit court for
the u. States, held by his honor Judge
Livingston, i'll this city, OH Thursday
morning, came on the trial of Frederick
Jacobson, Tor an attempt 10 deiraud the
underwriters, by first insuring the ship
Anstides, and her supposed cargo, for
the amount of upwards of ) 80, 900, and
then causing her tobe sunk at sea which
IS made a capital offence in captains ON
board
Wells and Ogden, who were assigned
the prisoners counsel, took an exception
to The jurisdiction of the court, on the old
ground That the It'll section of the Jul
dietary Act, as it is called, passed Sep
tember, 1889, constituting the circuit
courts, is unconstitutional, in AS mucl, as
it compeis judges of a supreme court to
perform the duties of inierior tribunals
Ihls exceptions, however, was for the pre-
sent merely mentioned and reserved.
After whole days tedious discussi-
OH, anu examination OF Witnesses the
cause was committed to the jury, at 3
O'Clock yesterday morning, who, having
retired, brought in verdict of G UII.TY''
put, as usual, recommendation mercy.
Emigration .--Fourtl,ousand seven hun
bred and eighty-tour for IGN emisrants
have arrived at the port of Philadelphia
from May TX 10 September 8, period of
something less tran four months No
one can deny but that we are in a fair vay
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35OO MeavN SNNnish Ni0es

zoo sacks liverpool birsn Salt
20 hhds. brown Sugar
~ h5is. new Rum
81 ious Plaster rars
fGJD sack BAGS (hest tsiled1
1860 ydlds best twlliga Irsl ssckiug--
fOh SAth, vi accommodates testns, by
EAtsTON FIrAs iNTs
"f2''iy $40 tsrcer y u ed J5ta Stgsslf
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Mr.. Sadler, the younger, assembled in a
Balloon from the Cavalry Barrack, near
Dublin, on Tuesday the 22d July. at 40
ID. past !, p. Nj. and landed about mile
and half from Holy head, at Up. NJ. hay
ing crossed the Irish Channel in 8 hours
and 20 minutes.
We understand that Capt. Broke. who
commanded the Shannon when she took
the Chesapeake, has never recovered from
Tie wound lie received in the head at that
time but continues an invalid, aud al
iimes, has his mind affected.
gentleman Of considerable research made
acatalogue OF nearly so persons Of advanced
age, but found their habits oflfe to agree only
III curly rising ~ the morning. rR6st. Int.
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STABLES or THE 1fARkET.

STAPLES or THE MARKET.
Tobacco So 90 RI Corn S G to q 5O-Flour
new, Richmoud Mills, S SitO 81 Canal, about
$ . TO o4-Wheat : 1 Dcal s T5G--
Groceries sugar brown, 5 ~ to Is per hna-
dred-CoHee ~ IN % cts. per lb.- Molass ea 90
to 80 cts. per Gallon lIerrmgs $ 81 per barrel
bacon 20 cts. per ID.
Virginia Stocks ......JI6
O'Stttcs BANK .........,..Itj aI59;
O.Statts per .cnt,.........1Ol q iJj
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Emigration.-Fo urtlou.and seven hun
dred and eighty-four for IGN emigrants
have arrived at the port of PHILADELPHIA
from May IL TO September s, period of
something less tran four months. No
one can deny but tiiatwe are ia fair way
TO populate our country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-19

steei-and generalassortmeut OF Casary ana
EGidUdTe.
srpt.I9- ao,f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-26
FEDNESDIY, MARCH 20, 1917.

Virtue IS the only true nobility, ant truth
is ot THAI heavenly nature, that II fouIishes
in eternal youth" How ridiculous ihen, to
sec mcthbcr Of the lIirttord Convention
rise in the as Smhly, with looh Of solemn
Wisdom, and open his throat with deep and
tragic tone, 70 pronounce the eight distinct,
and unfounded charges against the General
Government, given III his Own words, in the
last Republican,. Did i, never occur to him
hat the people suSpe c,ed he was imposing
false ware on them, or did his vanity prompt
him 10 tho belief, that the hot-bcd of sedltion
ard rebc lion--wan' ! thin : but his superb
rhetoric, to fan it INTO h,me or tha, he
Nigh, be arraigned before the bar of Justly
oifGnded public, 10 defend these charges, and
that he should then stand mute with shame
aud despair. u is said he made other war
spe eeches, 10 which he was disgusting as
Sh; tcspearc's .oppish lo'd. " with his chin
new reapt and pouncet box" though like
him, equally eloquent, add important. TO
what reward did he look for his exerliuns "a
gainst HE country, as teds rai leader For
his agency in the idiculous pigCsntry of N
teen men, 10 project US az gsinst she orbjlc cue.
my--for squanGaring more than FIVE thous.
und dollars of the peoples money, uEder the
plea OF procuring gun powder, repeatedly
proved worthless, whereby the lives OF all the
militia, in case Of an attack, were jeopardis-
cd by a moral certainly of defsat-or in the
election OF Burril, last June, in utter con-
tempt Of tbe fundamenrai principles Of the
govetnInent, and the sacred tights Of the
people.
The del.tcr;ous and shocking conduct, and
worthless sentiments, which ISSUED in The
Hartford Convention, arc delIncated BY the
prophetic esprit Of Washington, in his fare
"well address. 4" 1t serves always TO distract
",he public councils, and enfeesles the pub
Z" lie ad ninistra,ion, it agiia,es the eommun-
"ny wi;n ill-foundsd iea!ousies, and false
alarms: kindlcs The abimosiy Of one past
"sgainst another, aud forn5nts, occasionally /;
4" riot, and insurrect'on 1t opens the door to
" "fore!gn influence, and corruption, which
4" hod facilitated access to Tue government
"rseIt, through the channels Of party pas
"sion. Thus the policy aud will OF one eoon.
",ry, are .ubj.ctcd TO the policy aud will of
"anothc.."
zu-.o
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-26
Honorable Recanfatior.

The following is published at tho request Of
the writer, whose respectable standing in
this commonly will entItle his sentiments
70 .lse weight with the FREEAEs or
RIDE ISLAND Ed. Prov. Patriot.
A 1 an abou, TO suppo.t men for General
Off Of this State, differing in some res
poets ON those have formerly supp" ted,
1t will no douo be asked, what has convinced
me OF ny former mistake IN supporting the
men Sheo supported. ! shall answer, tina,
] have not altered ny opinion at all as res
poets mode OF governm ents-for always
have been IN favor Of free, elective govern
ment, sccu log equal rights and privileges,
90 that If any mao believe, be has made Dad
choice Of men for his rulers, be i. at liberty
10 choose gain, and so keep choosing until
he elects the men best qualified to govern.
When any number of States agece TO form
one General Government, like that Of the
United States, and agree upon certain limits,
each State is under equal oblig gi,ions to sup
port the general government so long as ii
has an equal representation, and as that gov.
ernmsnt keeps within the limits agreed up
on. am Of the opinion, that the present.
administration Of this State have 10, been so
friendly to our general government, as they
ought TO have been. think il will be for
the general good to shift them ; and pc; 10
those men tina, will act for ia interest Of this
State as we'll as strive for the union of The na
ton--so tAa, when the general governmsnt is
obliged TO make war, instead OF Weakening
they viii strengthen It's hands,by yielding obe.
tisrce 20 i,s demands, and ey pcitins tho
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-26
B!sssY. Ya USIos wih me "BulspGrk q or
Religion.
CONDITION or IREAhND.

AZ the Interesting public meeting at ha'
rold's Cross, Dublin, on The 18th Jan. 10 take
into consideration the presen' dreadful state
of the country, and the best mode OF feli.i-
Mr.. Norris, j.. in seeondns the resolution,
made tho following melancholy statement,
ffem the most authentic sources. "As tor
Ireland, he though, the condition Of IL truly
deplorsble. Some people estimated The pop.
uloison of i,s capital a, 400 900 souls--lt has
been lately stated in documents prepared by
pers.ns who have been employed to enquire
into be condition of the poor, that there ard
no less than 7a 600 Of these absolute beggsrs
and living npod the bounty OF uts charitable.
(Rssr, Hear.J II tbs eye Is directed TO o"
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AFFAIRS uF THE PATRIOTS.

Er'rdct of iet!er from q reStec able fg.eer
in RE Patriotic army Of MeTico ~ yent!e-
man in .sesv- Pork, dated.
Republic Of Mexico.
II. Q. Matasordo, Feb. IS. 1917
NY Dear Friend-Ai,hough was ho o n
unfortunate Spain, don't consider myself
5ound TO the miserics and cdlami,ies which
my compatfio,s su!!er under the stupid Fer
dinand. love ny country, bu, despise its
king sDd its tyranDical laws. Uuder these
considerations, have abandoned every thing
I have as u Spanlard, and have sworn on the
altars of lhe republic to live tree or die.
This is the sentiment Of every one who has
the honor 10 be solder in this glorious
Cause
Gen. Nina is tho. beloved Of the army and
IT eve,y inhsbi,an,.- Our military stores ate
abundanily provided, and discipline aod good
o der are shown in every part were his corn
mand reaches Csr eorsairs bring 20 US cvciy
day. ya!uabls prizes. We have mvney
enough; and, We may say, that We a'"io
want OF very little. The numerous uioes
of Indians came to US with presents OF friend.
ship sod they are we'll disposed 70 take arms
against the common enemy. These poor
people have suffered 20 much 10 former times
that they arc ready TO DO aEy thing agaIns,
the spanish government We know how TO
take advantage OF this good disposition OF
the bborieincs and masters OF this soil. We
are already IN march our ati.., is increasing
daily, and have every hope tnat Will soon
write you from The capital Of Mexico, after
having fixed the standard OF liberty IN every
house Of that pnpulous and wealthy ciy.
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lf1RhfED.


In this town, on Sunday evenirg list. BY the Rsy.
Maryland, 30 Miss HANNAu +. BpAyIoN. dsugh.
ter of MIR, Robert Bray ton, of this town.
At Lebanon. Con. on Goth of January Mr. JoHn
SEoAs, j. of Sou,hkmgsowp, 10 2iiss Lvsy DAu.
MoVNT, OF Lebanon.
In this tnwn, on saturday afternoon last, Misc
CATHERrsE MANcaEsTRs, wife OF Mr. stephen
Manchester, in the 24,h year of her ape,
Al Westerly, on lie 2eth uit in the Ssh year of
her age. Mrs. SARAH Ruop rs, consort Of Nsiiisin
Rhodes, Esq and daughter Of Col Christopher
Champlin late of Chariestown,
At Providence, Mr. JouN SALISBURY, aged %;
at Johnson, JoHS SMITH, Esq, aged 81.
At smi,Laeid, Mr.. UaIAH ARNoLr, aged 50
In ou- paper Of March IL. we noticed the des,b
ofMr ELKAtER Rrrp, jsn. friend OF ,be de.
ceased has communic ated The following
by the death OF Mr.. Reed the cord Of tendep
Affection by which he was bound to the hearts OF bio
wife and children is suddenly severed. In his ne
tive town are left ,e mourn his loss, fond wife,
dearea children, All uHtctions'e parent, brotherS.
sisters aud large circle Of friends During hlS
Temporary residence at the southwaid, his AmiabAD
manners had acquired him many valuable friende
and atquain,ances In the discharge Of The relative
duties Of husband parent and friend be vas tender.
ahectionate aud sincere In his Intercourse With
the world he wes always ready to communicate ~
the happiness Of others, to participate In their joys,
or 10 alleviate their sorrows. The memory of hiD
virtues viii Always prove source Of comfort -
them in their .fhietions, and balnto their wo,s>s
dtd hearts
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-26

lseuoc o SeIatsr u the Cai;e5 Sta,ss 10
June, 1916, 10 all vacancy which would
not occur uniIi March, 1917, for Fear that
shc subseGucu. legislature might be repubi-
can, aud chose one Of their own party and
scei,iy, but emfAanca!Iy, acknowledged the
stretch Of power, by procuring his resigna.
,ion and reeieeting the sarne person, TO the
same place ia Feb. 1917 for fear that under
the election OF June 1915, he would not be
recognized by the Senate OF the United
States.
Thus has Gov. Jones and the federal.,s,
disgraced the stale, and forfeited the coha-
dence of ,he people. l hope, therefore, that
the ci,izens OF the state generally withou,
division of party, will como forward and sup.
port The prox agreed upon By the Republican
Convention.
4 WASHING TONIhN.
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tner quarters q the kinsdom, I. similar, ana
perhaps worse condition of things win be seen.
Ner is distress conined to those who are cal.
led the lower order. There is nothing now so
common in our streets, as persons begging,
whom ihe bights among Us, would Lol, st
one time, been ashamed 10 recognize as &C.
quaintances and Morniry Chrrn.
1.-The internal state OF Ireland (says Il .
Dublin Chronicle) continues in the greatest
dcprcssior- Land DIS and ,enr-u,s ere in:
volyed in one common tsin, neither is there
the slightest prospect, or the most disiahs
hope oi s.y amendmet.
"rhe dcseF ion Of fa ms by tenants, end tho
Qlenti,les of land unoceupeh Il daily increace.
In enc barony Of The county Of Ciarn. lha, %
Borren, there are upwards OF 1900 aere0
given Up by the for,De tenants, end unoccu-
pied by any others---thcy remain quite vast.
"We learn from one Cf the Kerry pagers.
that iaoe are more than $500 acres near Tho
latcT thrivng and prosperous town Of Trsl.s,
which have been Surrendered, and are kel2
- r.prair l'rocrunicN
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shoulder % lni liftiag ~ The srsa, %hsti, 10
the support of national character, so lonesas
they sonform 10 the constitution. As every
man knows something of family il not-ol
State government, he viii agrse, shat is right
and proper 10 correct The dIsotrdient, rebel
lious child, and TO continue rigorous hand
towards him SO long as he coptlrues his OBJ
s,inaey; but as soon as the rebe'uous child
sees bis folly, and returns and yields cheer.
ful obedience to the prrent, the tender ahec-
tibns Of the parent will be drswn out towards
him. And it we as Slate should Sscome
f,endly TO the general government, vs. shall
experience the benefits, political rs we'll as
Others, as IL we had no, been reb..lous.
II Is on these considerations, I shall vote
for the Republican caRdid.',e who are now in
nomins,ion for general officers---boping usH
belle wing il will be most for The interest OF
this State, as well as for the general good OF
our beloved couuty.
JOHN S. EDDY.
Prevalence, March 20, 1877.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,l
March l3fI, 1917

NOTICE is hereby given, that funds have beeu
assigned for the payment Of such Treasury
Notes. and the interest thereon as are now due "
the Loan Office in Boston, in the state OF hsssacbv.
sets
And the said 1rsasury Notes viii accordingly bO
paid upon The application of the holders thereok>
respectively a, the said Loan Office in Boston, at any
time prior to The lH day of May. 1917, after which
day inteies will cease to be payable upon the SAID
Treasury Notes
rhe Commissioners Of Loans in the several states
are requested to make this notice general, known.
by all the means in their power and the printers
sutherised TO publish the Laws Of the United States.
will be pleased 10 insert week, in their RESI-
pective espers, until the 6rs, day o. May next
. WIN II. CRAWFORD.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Aesouu's from sN paris o. the state sp.ei
with confidence of the election OF the Cand
dates named IN the Republican Convention
Prox. Every Republican ffeemen, however
should be on the alcrt--snd, notwithstanding
The expectation, that it will undoubtedly PIE.
vail, should consider the victory as depending
on his single exeriions.
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Ngwponv,ss. Clerk's ONee Court Of Common PfSJ.
March IS, 1877.
XNuEREAS John Banister Of Newport, county
w Of Newport, hath this day filed in said offcp
Resolve Of the General Assembly at their Febru-.
eft Of an Act passed in June, A b. 1856, enlitieI,
an Act for the relief Of insolvent drb,ors" No.
tee is accordingly hereby given 10 the Gre sdors Of
the said John Bsnister, TO be and appear, IL they
think it, before the Court Of Common Pleas, to bq
holden at Newport within and for the County Of
Newport, on the third Monday Of May next, TO
sominate c. ummissioners 70 receive an assignment
Of bis Estate, according 10 the provisions Of saId
se, ROBERT EoGYRS, CArk
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REPUBLICANISM


The patriot PLuMMsA is e.elcc,ed by above
three thousand majority, and every branch OF
the Legislature i. Repus!ioHG, by an incEsas-
cd ACCESSION Of strength.
Vermont aud New Hampshire arc firm
great hopes arc entertained OF Come ctcut
and Nassachuseu,--aud Rhode Island, We
confidently anticipate, will regain i,s respect
able station among her sister states. Thus
will Now.Engand shake of ase unworthy
,rammels which have so long disgracsd her
ti'Us will she return 10 those prooiple which
so EioIiously disline uished her in The s,rug.
gle for freedom and iDdc ecndence.
--Oc-~
awe arc happy to state" that Providence
river is again open for na, ,iga,ion, after having
been closed by ice for move htG1 fsYo months.
The harbor OF Newport is the only one east
OF the Chesapeake into which vessels could
enter with safety, for the greater part Of the
above period; its entrencc, end outer haIbor,
having never been DISTRACTED by ice; and the
Dorth.wes winds which have prevailed dor
i the winter, being free wind both for in.
soess and egress.
.4r1erie5n Prison rhe Norfolk Herald contains
letter signed 10y - Americans confined IN the jail
OF St Jago.de-Cubs, Prisoners Of war. They com.
pam VI ''S cIuC'y VI 'AS iNu
beg the Interference of the President, 10 release
them Among the number, are John n Buc..ey, of
Nantucket; Thomas Reed, BeryGnhn Bsopn, George
Uii.on. and John Dunkes, es.lolk; John Dar.s
New PORT; james .lOriiss, Boston.
-eO---
The Russian government is said - have request.
ed q. French government TO recognize Rerhddonc
as the heir The Swedish throne, and TO send an
Ambassador TO stockholm. The wife Of the late
King OF Su eden as, we believe, sister 10 the Emper
or Of Russia.
There 10 curiors document from Const antinople;
II - knd Of "Stale of the Nation" .t he close Of
6i6 and from, 1t we learn the curious fact, that the
Hoy Alliance Of the European Sovereisns. nearly
/ frightened the Turks odt OF their senses.
LoudoD paper OF the ieth OF January,
says Sing Loui. has the drop,ey, aud unsi b,s
case is hopeless.
Since June 1914 me Is i,ish army has lost e,
ny natuial death, o. by being killed a 81
Gene rails. viz. 20 GsDe,is, 10 Lieut. Gener.
ais, and IS Major Oenefais--Ii list Of all
| the othes Offioois were made out, since the
year 1898, what q bloody I.st a. would be. !
--eo----
RtmIrka6e On The 6th day ef Jnnuaty,
| il .as 80 dark, in he ciy ol london, that
| con!'es were lighted al mia-idy Every a :
! mcriosn knows Iha, the 9Th OF Janu,tY l. tho
| Arnlrersary ofthe glorious baute oi New
Orlrans--he result OF which literally POT he
| Ciy Of London in mou ming. !, WIS 'udeed
| dar * ddy tor England - Southern Pun.0,
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1:zuz.~l

We are authorized to state, 'ha, the Treaty na.
gociatcs by Mr. RUSSELL with sweden, has b y
ratified, with the exception Of ,wo (rs,hep vain.
poTtsn,l lor.is,s-P~gc-iSrss IStri.,.
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Lon,misSioncyS' Notice.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by tho
w Hon. Court of Probate in the town Of North
KngHown. in the county Of Washington. CoDmis.
sioners to receive aRd examine the claims against
Captain wfLLiAM nA1ENs.
late Of said North Kpsstdsn. deceased, Represented
insoyent, do hereby give notice that twelve months
ere Sfowed to the creditors Of said Estate to bring
in and prove their respective claims, and that ve
will attend for that purpose. At our respective dwell
linss, any time within that period
,2M: REYNOLDS, ! Commissioner.
~ persons indebted 10 The Estate Of said deceas.
ed, are called upon 10 make immediate payment to
RICHARD THOMAS, hdniniStratiI.
North. .Kngtown. March 10, 1917. M261