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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-01
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Extract from the Gazette of VenezusIa -
The .frst Bul'sfin Of she Li5eyotisr
drny.
II is In vain that the tyrants have called in
to action oil their resources. s.---Prosidencs
smiles upon us, and the despair Of our enc
mics 10 only cqualled by our happiness Tho
iliustrious island of MaygueIita, unsssisted;
and throwing OF the yoke Of Spanish domin.
alton, appals them. Their souriers have
been intercepted, and taken and their ships
captured IN the porls Of Cumana and Madsi.
ons. One blow has effected this One day
has ssdieed to display the superiority Of ous
arms. The royalits Of Pam ha,sn are ceniin.
I'd 10 tho limits OF their Notifications, dis,ress
ovsreomes them, and the brave General Aris-
mendi beats them at every point. The res
treat OF Ocumsre is known, but the tempe.
rary wants OF several Of our armed vessels.
and tho misfotuDes of some officers, hays
not retardcd the operations OF tho division oS
the republican army in the yalliss Of Arapus,
under tho command Of General MacRrepor.
The Spanish general Quero was beaten al tha
head OF considerable force in the valley Of
Onto. on the 18th of the last month. I-hs
Independent troops have pursued him 10 A.
juntas. The Caraecss Gazette, of the 2xah
of July, acknowledges the disasters that The
kings arms have sustained.
Very satisfactorily accounts have been re-
ceived from Los Ijanns. Tbe officers who
were there have placed themselves under tho
command OF Csnersl Marino. Our success.
es have spread alarm slong the whole coass
from Compapo to Porto CabelIo, and the op-
pressors of humanity arc every were in s<S.
sternsiion. Col. Miguel vsldez occupies
tho entire province Of Bsrrims. - The intrip.
id General Pisr has penetrated as far as Co
manacoa, and bss-s made many prisoners.
The brave General Monsjss ha. lately bseu
very successful in the province of Bareelons.
Tbs vallian, General Boxas with the eslIant
Mauarinais occupies the plains OF Camuna
and his exceilency General Msrine 10 now
advancing towards tho capital of taraeeass
where the prayers of the people call him.
AT headquarters, Trapa, Aug. &c, tsiA
(Signed) PEDRO CHIPIA,
Azejer- GcissA.
bSTEVEK HERHEa6,
Secresory ~ Far.
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BULLETIN No. 9.

Ga the 9ist ult. at lc A. nj. tas army
took up its march from Tfspa upon Yacua-
rapara, and at p. NJ. of the came dsy Il syss
joined by HE cxceilency the comm der in
chief. Yesterday, al P. Nj. the ressrvs ses
sail, and this day, 81 the ssme hour, ovr
squadron cannonsdec that port, and acted 10
concert with the land forces, under the eosf.
mand Of his excelleney in person., who,
as soon % they heard the csnnousdej, sayan.
ced to the attack. The reserve had t>ern al.
ready landed, and hsd obtained posst sion Of
tho trenches, which we're occupied 60 forty
men. Alter combat which lasted bali al
hour, the arms Of tho republic obtslined .
victory as complete as II was glorioos. For
~ muskets,a large number Of mule -, sua
several prisoners, were the result Of th3s o..
tion. The enemy had more than $50 AA4
They left fourteen dead on the held of battls,
while we did not suffer the smaliest loss. A
company of 30 Crooies joined our standard.
The second company Of the guard of honor
alone put the tyrsn,s 10 Sight, while the rest
Of the army had the modification of being
deprived, BY that fight, OF the opportunity Of
stripping them Of those arms which they
were so unworthy 10 bear. Our advanced
guard Is at present at Rio-Soco, end will ar.
rive 10. morrow OF Csribes, where they will
be joined by the main body Of the army.
The number Of the defenders Of liberty in
the eastern part Of Venesuela will be much
increased in few days, Tor those who hsvA
already joined as sssure Us, that ell tho Cseo-
les will fock to our standard, as soon ss the5
know that our army is commanded BY General
Mariuo. He is tenderly beloved by them.
At the headquarters Of Yafuarapara, Sept
., isl6. (Signed)
PEDRO CHIPIA, Mojor. Cenrrsi.
Z. HERRERA, Secretary Of Wqr.
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mere segeh,, eail Cor ia s5pliesiiop 70 tho
disbursing officers Of the government. The
different rules established in relation TO those
Two classes of offieers, If perseversd in, can
not tail 10 present tho idea, that the govern
mentis more sccute in devisipg means 10
Iaise and collect revenue, than enforcing @
fsithfoI sppIcsiion of il when solleeied.
JAS. MONROE,
WM. II. CRAWFORD,
GEO. GRAHAM,
.4enng Secretary Of War.
B. w. CROWNINSHIELD.
December 6, 1915.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Vsrions commitlees were instructed on
different subjects.
The House proceeded TO the order Of the
day, in committee of the whole on t.ls state
Of the Union, MIR, Smith Of Maryfsne in the
chair, to take further into consideration MIR.
Pickans' proposition to amend the consutu-
tion ofshs United States.
The debate continued ct large, On che Eiec.
,oral fsa,urc o< the proposition.
Atths usual hour of ad jouInmont, tn Q COM
mirtec rose, reported progress, and obtained
leave TO sit again.
Friday, December 80.
On motion Of Mr.. Pickens, Of North C arc
lima, tho House hating again resolved llself
into committee u the whole M, Smith Of
Maryland in tho cpair, on the prop}iiiion 10
amend tbs constitution so as 10 ssf-h!isa an
Uniform mode Of tisc,ioa Of asFs asass,s,S,
aad Electors.
The debate continued until rei. ,breo
clock, when the amendments oEsred 20 ~
original proposition having ocen &c jec,ed, IN
question wss taken on tbs second and laa
number of the propositions, 10 the following
words 1:
"A division Of the States ie.e districts fot
choosing Representatives, in the Congress Of
tho United States, and iato disu lets for choo,-
ing Electors OF President and Vice Psesidenl
of the United States, shall taks place, as soon
az conveniently may be, after each oDume CO.
lion and appointment OF Representatives shah
be made, which Districts shsll 'rsmain Ursl.
tered, un,il afierihe succeeding sssssae rs,ion
and apportionmen, of Representatives," And
decided ss'tollows; 49,
For the clause 81
Against 1t 81
There being SUFFICIENT majority 70 carry
the question in committee Of the whole, but
not sufficient to sanction the proposition
/ eventually, the consent Of Two thirds ct both
Houses being necessary.
The committee rOse and reported tho rsss-
luton to the House.
Mr.. Pickering, of Massaehuse,,s, proposed
further smcnden,s, when the whole subject
was laid on the table. 4E. ttf
The Speakcr laid before the House tbs an
nual report OF the SeoretaIy of,be Treasury.
And The House Adjourned to Monday.
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Rrsm sAc Providence .1meriess.

Tue rapers for some -imc past have beou re-
marksoIy destitute Of news and the siluatioa
of Europe and our own country does no! au-
tAorize the sxose ,s.ion that the task OF record.
ing apy singular vicissitude or nomsn'ous g.
veni W ,pssdiy dsvolvs on us. Considering
the cause, this dear,h Of news should be view.
ed no, on,y w,;Nout rssrs', but With pleasure,
for II Is the CONSEQUENCE OF toe establishment
Of nae ,hck seis,ions ia those eosHtriss which
eve,e oucs no theatre Of lspg and ssnguinary
oars,-Arhs effect of this general pac l6csucn
ON the sharsctsr and pursuits Of the American
oeoD,c is s.r,ainiy 90, to DO deprecated not
wi,hstandirs II hasinaietsd a Temporary paraly-
sis on the Interests Of the nsnufsctuser and
che co,e-.sise Of the merchant. Undue time
che manufacturing ih,sres's viil revive from
their present Isnguid statc, and eonereial
en,e,o,ise be quieksned by the prcspsc,s oil
hopo ,s.e but moderate gains. Rsvsrscs and
suff. iugs are % salusary for individuals and
10 our own ssss they may have checked tho
ororress Of evils, which were maturing for
on, shame, II sot our ruin. An inordineieIove
Of money wss gradsuIly absorbing all classes
Of men In she community and premature
indulgence il cspensivc luxuries ard false
spleudouss vss vi.isting our uanners. The
tsmpsssioss 10 eupidiy hare been lcssened {;
and 10 10 b hoped that osr ei,izenscsn return
without psinfel revulsion Of feeling. to those
simpIs end usosssntaIious Uodes VI living so
sVo6qnnN josos noIjaaA issliNigDG sntso
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07
JOHN LEWIS.
From the Liverpcoi Courier, April 16
The Reformers.

Popular reason, it has iiren obsery.
ed, can alone cure popular madness.
The truth of this position is Zorro
horatcd by the evidence of history. By
The nosirums Of knavish dcmayosues,
- great proportion of the lower clas-
Ses Of the people of this country has
'~rn precipitatcti into n,ost violent
and unnatural pirenzy. Whilst the
mania RACES with yehemence, all at
tcmpts to restore the unhappy patient
TO sanitywill be in .fectual; il is ouly
by watching its intermissions. AMI,
rightly improving the opportunitic.
which they afford of reasoning will,
The unfortunate sufferer, that we ear
aid in curing him of his maiady. w,
Halter ourselves that the British pee.
plc have passed the crisis of ,heir,lis
order. and coincide witt, the hone ex
pressed by Lord SidmoutI,. in his lot.
ter Of thanks to the B0rougbreeves
&e. of Manchester, that m the DubI;,
tranquility will not again be endan
yered."
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07
New York, May e.,

Since The 18th March there have
arrived at New York, from foreign
ports. upwards of two hundred and
FIFTY vessels, which brought about 1900
passengers.
The British ship Fame, arrived at
fiiladeiphia on Saturday from Cuern-
sey' with 13o passengers.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07
Baltimore, Nav 80.

4 Strawberry which grew in a
garden ia this city, measuring three
inches and three quarters in circum.
ieF',nce, was brought by gentleman
10 che Federal Gazette Office this
morning.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07
Goblet and the Democrats.

From the Albany Daily .adusrlissr'
We are pleased to find that although
most of our democratic editors han
the arrival of Goblet, as a pOweriAi
champion in their canse, whose iabors
are 70 contribute largely to the sup
port and permanently Of democracy ~
this country, yet there are others Oh
them, who possess too much OF tue
proud spirit Of Americans, to feel
willing to accept the unprincipicd
turn coat as their oracle. We men-
ton with pleasure, that while the
most of these prints are "congratu'
iating the public" upon his arrival
and singing tosannas to his name, the
.4me,ican Yeoman, published at Brat
tleborough, Vt. and the Saratoga
Courier, are not thus deeply infected
with iacobin madness. The sent"
ments of these journals upon the sub
ject, while they bctray nm honest IN.
Migration at the obsequiousness OF
their brethren, to the man, who per-
|haps has abused our country, and
some Of our greatest and best men'
more than any other, at the same time
breathe spirit purely American
THE KeQ,nan insimates that the Tic,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07

Report from general Ce,!eno. actin.
under the orders Of Gen. Piar, on q
the south OF the province of Quay.
ana, to gen. Bolivar.
nope your exeellency will do me
justice to believe, that there is moth
ing SO much desire as to see myscll
ny the side Of your excellency. rom.
tr'buting will, all my force, and en-.
Operating with all the means within
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07

In a burlesque descriptive of the
performance of celebrated actress
on the Edinburgh theatre, when it
was fashionable TO extoI, with the
utmost exaggcration of praise. the
tumid style is finally ridiculrd. and
the most austerr Of our readers will
smooth their brows 1T the following p:
Port FO!i0.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
LAND FOR SAFE.

IN the county of Fairfax, about IS miles
IL from Alexandria, and the fame diltance
from Georgetown and Warrington. This
Land is now under good fencing, and liesin
a handfome fquare of four fields, which all
concentrate i'll one yard, with a new barn,
from which flock may be conveyed in each
field with no trouble. There is Efficiency
Of timber to rapport the place for number
of years, anc from ago to 900 acres, fifteen
in meadow, now in cultivation. The i'm
provements are frame Dwelling Houfe,
large enough for any family, with nece1ary
out-houies we'll wstered, and excellent
fprings, with large orchards of every kind
of fruit. The above land is good, and will
be fold great bargain, on application to
CHARLES SCOTT.
Alexandria. Aupu(t I6.
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POETRY.
eerop. che Pors Folio.
EVENING.


IT'S fseet sscyening to rccline,
When all the cares OF day are done
And round the memory TO entwine
The wreath Of thought the day has won
It's then thar DER the virtuons mind,
Pure firearms of'pleaihre gently flow,
Untouched by PafIion's ftormy wind,
Or heated -Pri1e's meridian glow.
Ills chen the headfrong youth will ref,
A moment, in hiswild career
And Vice retiring from his 'breaf,
Gives Virtue place moment there.
And Cupid then who loves to fray,
Unsecn about the flow'ry plains,
will Zeal from bnfy hannts away,
To groves where gentle Silence reigns.
The evening fprtes difordered Ry,
Whcre'cr he haply deigns to relt
And darknefs lays her terrors by,
While gentle love remains her guef.
But oh, if Love and Youth fhould meet,
BY chance, in fairy fcenes like thefc,
Then will the hour be doubly fweet,
And plealure float on every breeze.
The robes of night no longer feem,
To wear their wonted fable hue
Aud all around becomes dream,
That only love could fancy true
ORLANDO.
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FIRE INSURANCE..

ME COLUMBIAN INSURANCE
= COMPANY os Alexandria continue
to iniure Buildings, Furniture, Merchan-
die, anu other property, from lofs by Fire.
The conditions and terms may be learned
upon application at their Office, xt door to
the City Hotel, ard will be found as mode
rate andequitable as thofe of any other COM
pany.
The rates of premium are calculated in
reference to the actual riGl of property, and
are as low as IS cents per 100 dollars per
annum, for hazards of the bet deicription,
incrsaGng proportionably for riGls of a
more hazardous nature Infurances may
be made for ono or more years. or ihorter
periods.
Columbian Infurance Office, | Feb. Al.
February Is, 1877. }epIm.Ftf.
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THE SUBSCRIBER.

III his Store, on Cameron street, ehho-
site the Market,
In addition to his former stock Of Ii.
quors, Wines, Teas, Groceries sc. sc.
has jus, received
IS hhds. Pennsylvania Rye Whitley
Which, with the articles above are offered
for sale.
In few days his store on the Gecond floor
will be complete where he now offers for fale
a general aIortnient Of Plain and cut Glais,
China, DELPHI, and Qneens Ware, &c. &c.
Tea Trays and Walters, Bread and Knife
Trays, great variety, fome of them very
elegant; frt quality Britannia Ware in
fetts complete Cruet itands, variety !;
Copper, Block Tin and Iron-tinned Tea
kettles Coffee Mills, Iron tinned Skillets,
all fzcs Bell metal Prelerving pans, Bel
Iowa, American and Britifh Chatting Dfh-
es ; Gridrons, Frying pans, Coal hods with
filters, Coal boxes, Shovels, &c. Brulhes,
all kinds German Looking -glaiTes, Snuff
and ToSScco Boxes, variety plated can
die nicks, lome of them elegant Market
Baikets, &c. with great variety of other
articles too numerous to mention, all of
which will be fold on moderate and accomo-
dating terns. WIN. DUNLAP.
Sept. 10,
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March 10.
BOOT-MAKNG

VIE Subscriber informs the public that
Il he has again turned his attention 10
Boot Making, and he flatters himielf tb,t
thoie who have been well ferved by him for
merly will again favor him with their cns-
TOM AS ne will employ the bet of work
men, and ufe the frlt quality of materials.
ne has no doubt of giving general fatisfac-
ton. Gehtlemen's and Ladies' Shoes. OF
the neateR and newell fafhion, will be made
on the ihortet notice, ladies' colored fhoes
excepted, Regular cultomers will be fur
nlihed with iervants' and children's Shoes.
Orders from the country will be flri6tly att
tended to, at his lhop on Prince fIeet. few
doors above the Potomac Bank.
One or two Boys, of respectable connex -
ions' Will be taken as apprentices.
JAMES BOYD.
rye 3m
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EDRNTOM, 4ar;i


SUIc1DE.-On Monday oath
ult. MIR. Henry Baker, of Hartford
County, in returning home from
his fishery OH Chowen river, put d
period to his existence, by cutting
his throat with a knife. The cause
ofthis horrible deed is not known ;
but ii is believed he committed the
act in fit Of insanity. He rode
III the woods some small distance,
where he tied his horse, took off
his neck handkerchief, and then
proceeded to the preparation OF
this diabolical act. A gentleman
riding the road, and observing his
horse tied in the woods, immediate
ly approached him, when to his as
constituent, he 'beheld Mr.. Baker.
leaning against a tree, with his
throat cut entirely across, and the
blood pouring out. Being weak
with the loss of blood, he stagger.
ed, fell, and immediately expired,
grasping the fatal weapon in his
left hand.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT., l

NaICn Is, 1917.
Notice is hereby given, that iukds have
been aligned for the payment of fucia
treasury NoTEs, and the in,ercfi there
on,as are now due at the Loan Office inBof-
ton in the fate of Masachufetts.
And the f'id Treafury Notes win accord
iingly be paid, upon the application of the
holders thereof respectively, at the faid
loan office in Bottom, at any time prior to
the 1T day of May, 1877, after which day
Intereit will ceaie TO be payable upon the
laid treafury Notes.
The commiilioners of Loans in the feve-
raj fta'es are requefted to make this notice
generally known, by all the means in their
power and the printers authorized to pub
liih the laws of the United States, will be
Pieaied to infert it once week, in their
respective papers, until the frit day of
May next.
VIM. H. CRAWFORD,
Secretary of the Treafury.
March II
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BY the President Of the U. STATES

by the President Of the l.. States.
WHEREAS, by the first section. oil
an act of congress-, passed or the Stst
day OF March, 1908, entitled /" An ncr
concerning the sale of the lands OF the
United States aud for other pneposes,''
the president Of the Uul,ed States. Is
authorised to causc ccrtai; public lands
to be offered for sale
Therefore, /, Jan;es Nfoarcc, presi.
dent u the Uhlea STATES, IA coaror-
nifty with the said &C, and other acts oe
congress, providing fer the sale and
disposal of tie lands of the United
States south OF Tennessee, do hereby
declare and make known that public
sales, for the disposal, agreeabiy 20
law, OF the public lands in the distric.
cas-! OF Pearl river, bounded on the west
by the Chickasawhay river, on the
outh by the parallel Of the SO of north
latitude, on the cas-, By the Mobile and
iombigby rivers, and or the nortl. BIZ
the Creeks, Sap.aboG 3ogue * Homo,
(the one one falling into the Tomhicby
and the other into the Chickasaw hay ri.
vers) which have been surveyed and
returned 10 the register oil the land cf>
nee at 81. Stephens, and which have
not been disposed Of, o. excep.ed from
sale by law, shall be held at ST. Ste
phens, on the river Tombigby, on the
hrst Monday OF July next. and conti--
nue. till the said lands have been offered
for sale.
Gtven under my hard the eighth day
OF March, one thousand eight hun
dged and seventeen.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President,
Josiah Meigs. Commissioner of
the General Land Office.
"arch 2o-2i. lswtJGrF'
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safe anchored here yesterday at PM.
after pleasant voltage tollerable
short and few squals-Dear Tom,
Hopes to find old father stout, and
am quite out OF p,g-tail at Grave
send, bu, unfortunately not lit for Il
dog to chor-- Dear Tom, Captains
boy VIII bring you this and put
pig tail iii his pocket when bort.
Best in London at the black boy
in seven d'els, where go, acks Tor
the best pig-tail-pound pig tail
will do, and am short of shirts
Dear Tom, as for the shirts only
took two, whereof one is quite worn
out, luther most but don't forget
the pig-tail, as | not had 4 quid to
Choir, never since Thursday. Dear
'iom, as,for the shirts, your size
will do only longer,-l Alike um
! long-get enc at present; best III
Tower hill, and cheap---But be
particular togo to seven Dlels foi
the pig-tail at the black boy and
hear Tom, acks, for pound bes
pig-tail, and let it be good Cap,
tain's boy will put the pig-tail, IL
his pocket, he likes pig-tall SO ty
it up---Dear Tom, shall be uT
about Monday, or there abouts
Not SO particular for the shirt, a:
the present can be washed, bu
don't forget the pig-tail without fai
SO ann your loving Brother, L. P.
I. 5. Don't forget the pig tail.
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TO LET.

THAT Csminodious and deiirably fitu-
Il ated DWELLING HOUSE, former
ly occupied bI VIM. Newton, Efq. will be
rented to faitable tenant, and poiIeflion
given the frft of april next, alto attached
Thereto STORE fitted up, and one Of the
beft ltsnds in this place, for either wholefale
or retail Dry Good buGnefs. PoGcilion
given on the frf March. They will be
rented together, or fePzrately. For terms
applyto A. NEWTON, or
FIR. ADAMS, Jr.
January II S4
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NOTICE.

NO1IOE.
THE fubfcribers having entered into CO.
Il partnerihip in the Blacksmith bufneis
il will be carried on under the firm of
RICHARD ROCK & Co.
at the old fand, Union-itreet, where caito-
mers and others canbe accommodated az the
fhortef notice. Having complete flock of
raw materials on hand, they will be able to
execute any orders in their line at the fhort-
eft notice. RICHARD ROCK,
HORACE FIELD.
Ne b. ThofePeri0rs who have not iet-
tied their accounts with the late firm of
Field & Rock, will pleate to take notice, I'm.
leis payment is made by the firft of April
next, they will be put in the hands of pro-
per officers for collection; and all thofe in
debted to Richard r ock will make payment
TO Horace Field, as'he is duly authorized to
receive the fame RICH'b ROCK.
February 7S.
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TO LET,
january 81

THAT elegant eftablifhment on Jefferfon
Il ffreet, commodious brick dwelling,
having drawing, dining, fore, and five good
lodging rooms neatly fniihed, fmokehoufe,
dairy, kitchen, fable, & every convenience,
pump under cover, a garden we'll ftocked
with vegetables, and belt of water ut the
difance of ! cr geo yards. The improve
:2nents are in complete repair--the iituation
very pleafant-the rent will be moderate,
and immediate poIefIion given. Apply to
Auguh 9. JOHN JACKSON.
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March al.
LAST NOTICE

THE Trufees of the late J. & G. Plu-
L mer give notice to all perfons iHdebt-
ed to that firm, that they fhall roceed on
the fra of April nekt, to infitu;c friits :
gainit thofe indebted, unlefs pay ment is
made or satisfactory alIurances are given
before that period-and all perfons having
claims, will leave them at the compiling
room Of Triplett and Neale for adjutment,
previous to the 10th inf. at which time
or loon thereafter, dividend will be de-
clared.
March II,