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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.


An English Physie,an u. Richard Pear
son, has succeeded afcs various a,,emps in
forming a vegetable compound by which per.
son, engaged in exploring hot and desert re.
gisns might DO saved from peri.hiag by hun.
ger and thirst. The iosreJients are reduci
bic into a vcty small bulk and not liable whcn
mixed, to spoil by Keeping, with pin, of irI.
ly made from starch by boiling we,e-, mix
Two ounces ot Gom Arahick and hslf
drachn OF catechubeth previously reduced To
powdcr, aud 20 the whole then ADD one
dfachm of christsilzed citrickacid also pul
We rcd. Spread, the compound upon a clean
board o. paper, aud g'ad.aliy dry il in All
oven oi % gentle heat, till IL becomes hard end
briliie, when it may be broken into pieces OF
peopee size for being carried In tho pocket.
Dc. Pcatsnn calculates that two ounces Of
tb,s compound will sustain life TO- ~ hours,
supposes ,ha, dueing the exeriioo OF travel.
ling foo ounces may be required. So tha.
tw posnds would last pc 500 tolRlIy des,it-
uIe Of eve'y other sor, OF alinon; eight days
.S5sceaee of Mud -- William Mason, Esq
su,ho OF he Sairitnat Treasury" while
engegcd ia executing that work, wss called
upon by gentleman on business. Instead
oi rek,ng his name aud address, as desired,
and as he ,honght be had done, he wrote the
chapter and verse on which he had been
med aling and when he came afterwards TO
lock al the paper, 10 order to wait upon the
Gen ieman, he found nothing upon IL bu, ,dc's
the second, NUerse the eiyhf so much was hls
mind absorbed in divine things.
.6hhiieafion Of Scripture. A Noe,emsn
sdvised French Bishop 20 make an addition
TO his house, of new wing in the modern
stilc. The bishop Immediately answered
him, !" The difference, my lord, that ,hero is
between you advice and ;ha' which the dew
ngave 10 our saviour, Is, that Satan advised
our Lo.d 10 change tho stones into bread,
tha the proc nigh, be fed, and you desire
INC to turn the bead of the poor into stones."
LONGEVITY.
Wisscus, yho wro,e the history OF the In.
dies, which has always been a,model Of We.
Tacity as well as clegan, compositioR, men,
tions a native Of Bengal named Numss do
Cusna, who died in 1866, st the age of three
hundrcd and seveo,y. he was man of
Groa, simplicity, aud quite iIliterate but Of
90 extensive = memory, that he was kind
OF living chronicle, relating distinctly and ex
sc,ly what had happened within. his koowl-
odge ~ the compass OF his life, togethe'
with all the circumstances attending II. II
had four new, sets OF teeth aud he colou
Of his hair and beard had oeon frequently
changed from black TO grey, and from grey
TO black He asserted that In the course
his iifs he had seven hundred wives, some OF
whom died, the others he had put away
Tne 6rst century Of his life passed in idolat y
from which he wac converted 10 Mshometan
ism, which hs continued to profess to h'S
des,h This account 10 also confirmed by
sno,hcr Portuguese. suihor, Ferdinand Lo
peg slesueda who was his,oriegrsphsr oi
the Injies.
Frcsh Rdisins.
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Aeau Ship Lhandle,y and Grocery Store.
JOHN DEBLOiS.

INFORMS his friends and the public that be has
opened
Sh,h Chandtery and Grocery Sore,
AT No. 81. THAMEs-sTREEr,
opposite the store Of Joseph Briggs. Esq-shere he
will keep constantly on hand, general assortment
OF articles in his line, together with assortment
Of selected Crockery-al of which he will sell on
as reasonable terms, as they can be purchased at
any store in this town
NB-J will transact Auction and Commits
sion Business. If Newport. Jan. 90, 1913
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Rhode Ialaud Distric

Rhode Isidnd DisticF, sc.
DURsUANT to a warrant, from the Hon DAVID
HowELL, Esq Judge OF the uaited st.tes
Court. for the D,su ict Of k,o je-Issnd
before said Judge inform ation, by Chaves Col
Inns. Esq Collector ef the Customs Tor the Dissries
of Bristol, az inst ceftan ship oe vessel Gated
the SAINT s-Auns her tackei, apparel and hoa,a Also
agalns; one Box Of silks aud six boxes Of wine, of
various marks and numbers, slid ship and said
goods being eorfeted is alleged in said informs.
.ion tor avoa,ion of the law, Of the Uned States:
Trial viii be had thereon at special District Court
to be holden at the Court house in Providence, on
the Goth day of November next a, ten of the Clock
in the forenoon
DUrEE J PEARCE, Depy .'!arshal.
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FOUND.

FOUND,
nROvE up, on my Beach on the 5h inst One
~ 'ine Log, about GO feet long. which the own.
cr or owners may have by proving property and
paying cha ges GEORGE CARPENTER.
south kiagstown. Oct IA, 1918
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II 0ery vainable Farm,
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers 10 sell his Farm, (called
the Fothering place Farm on Point Judith. in
South -Kogstown, containing about 400 acres Of
most exccI'snt land, more than 200 Of which Is in
Point judith pond II has the most extensive shore
Of any farm adjoining ths pond. and by far the
most and best drawing place for bass. ale wives
pearch, &c of any other ], viii be sold veryreas-
onaby and the terms will be easy
Norwich, Con. May 6, 1918. su1
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NO bic SOLD,

THAT pleasantly situated stand in South Kinss
torn, consisting Of large two-story dwelling
hous., barn. crib aud other out-bu'dings, with D.
bout 20 acres, OF land. most Of which Is Of gscd
quality, together with lanyard, shop, she'd, an 4
bark.house, a'i in pretty good repair. The saiS;
farm iS9 miles from the south ferry, on the pos,
road to New-Loodon Any person wishing TO pur-
chase will do well to call and see said farm
to those IL viii recommend its situation, and other
advantages. For further particulars, appI, to il.s
subscriber. in Westerly.
wM. PEeKHAM. jun
Westerly, sept IS. 1878.
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UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and The pub.
, lie, that Capt George Larvton, in Tiverton,
I'm Moore. jun. and J Is Peabody, Newport, are
the Agents to receive articles Intended for the Tn.
ion Factory ~
He continues to color and dress WcoIsn Cloths
of all descripiioDs-to. Gard Sheeps Wool Of all
grades, and to manufacture Plains, Sattinets Goat
iBgs, Flsnnes, &c Of various colours and shades
Those who will favor him with their custom ir his
inc, may depend having their work done in the
best manner, and reasonable terms, ana the
smallest favor will be gracefully Acknowledged
JOHN BABCOlK
Portsmouth, Jan. %. 1878 l lu1
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CUNDALL'S MlLLS-Portsmouh
Il neOer- failing S9ring!

4 neOer- failing S9ring!
WOOL .CARDIEG
THE public is respectfully informed, that the
subscriber continues the business OF carding
sheep'sAVooi, Of all grades, into rolls, At short
tice
COLORING AND. DRESSING CLOTH.
He also colors and dresses Wooden GIeths, of ev.
cry kind, ins very superior manncr.-Aso, yarn
for carpets. and every other purpose
MANUFACi URING.
Plains, Satinetts, Csssmcres, Coatings, Flannels.
&c are manufactured at said mills on moderate
terms
THE AGENCY
Of the above business is committed to jos sHrn-
Man, of Newport--PELEG CoRHY, Of Tiverton--
and sAKRoRp-ALM of LttieCr mpton--wbo will
promptly attend to all orders.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, Sent 9, 1918
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Cheap yes, Oery LbeSp :!

To be soId-a Farm lying in Coumbia, in the
state of Come c,icut, Is miles from Norwich
Landing, the turnpike road from Norwic h. L aud.
ing, through Lebanon, To tiar,ford-containing l77
acres of good land Said farm. stock. and nay are
for sale al low prce-come and see. The build
ings are, pretty good two story house, two barns,
and crib The situation is pleasant rs any from
Norwich to Hartford, on the tunpike.road The
farm is well wooded and watered, and has we'll Of
good water, (wtbin few rods Of the door.) which
was never dry Has a fue young orchard as sny in
the town, besides other fruit The fa,m is also ex-
celent for grazing Any person wishing to pur
chase farm OF this description, had better come
and view the same, il will undoubtedly give sat-
isfac,ion. The farm stock. and hay will certainly
be sold at great bargain For further iuforma.
ton. apply to the subscriber, living the premises
GILBERT LAMB.
COLUMBIA, sept 9, 1918 C6m
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CHOCOLATE STORE.
HENRI MOORE,
no. s, MARKET- NoUHRE

No. $, MARKET- SQUARE
HAS on head, and keeps constantly for sale. Ba.
ker's Chocolate and Shells, of the frat quality
Grocers, Country Traders and families. who want
Chocolate and Shells OF the 6rsi quality, will find il
for their advantage to purchase at said Store. as
the No 1. Chocolate and shells are warranted to be
Of as good quality as any manufactured in the Unit.
cd States. and if upon trial they do not prove equal
to the Recommendation, they will be taken back, &
The money returned together with all charges that
may have arisen for transportation.
.atso-a general assortment Of w. l. Goods. rs
usual 1t April 8
100 Casks OF LIME,
For sale by II RUGGLES
Sept l5, 1873 3m Lyons UhaJ
Aeau Slip Chandle.y and Grocery Store.
lnuN hLDI TNYu
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MAkSHAl.'S SALf.
I sHsLL sell the boat Grace, at CoggeshaI's
wharf, in Newport, on The 25d lay Of November
inst at Ten O'Clock, a. NJ aid boat having been
condemned for violation of the laws Of the Uni,ed
States DU1EE J pRARCE Dep'y .'farsAaL
Newport Nov Sd. 1919
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-27

bic TO deny that the approaches TO tram
GUILTY., Improvement, and consolidation,
have, particularly within the last year,
been evident aud rapid. The evacuation
OF the army Of occupation will, according
to all appearances, be effected without
producing any Inconvenience or injury 10
the tranquility Of the State.
The British Empire.-We need scarcely
have given ourselves any trouble to shew
that Great Britain is not and cannot be
DESTROYS of war. The whole of her policy
all her Legislative deliherations-all her
executive operations are TO render that
peace, which she had so large share i'm
achieving, long, secure, and happy. As
her prosperity is the prosperity of all other
nations, so the prosperity of other nations
Is hers; and they are SO we'll impressed
with the truth Of this, that there is not
one nation In Europe. or out of il, with
which her correspondence is not of the
most cordial and friendly na,ure-so that,
as we said yesterday, ii We were desired
TO maine the period when long and hap.
py peace was likely 10 unite all nations,
we should name the present"
1T Will be seen that we have omitted all
mention Of S:,ain and Portugal, aud of
the Netherlands and Sicily, and Sweden
and Denmark, and the minor German
powers: because there can be no danger
from any OF them, SO long as the policy Of
the tive great Powers. that the peace of
Europe shall not be disturbed, remains in
force.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-27

tatio1 or taking a vessel which was TO sal. from
that port for France, being short of water lie
made sail Tor 81. Pierre, TO procure the neces-
Sary supplies and several articles found wait
ing To INT out ms vessel for cruizeas pirate.
At st. Pierre the conduct of the crew created
suspicious, the vessel was thoroughly searched,
aud besides other Articles several boxes OF
fire arms which had not been declared at the
custom house, were found, and consequently
the vessel seized. Some words which escaped
from some OF the crew created suspicious OF "a
more serious nature, and capt. Adams, Four
uher anu tue crew were put IN jaii-Fouinier
ami Adams, however, finding securities, were
permitted to go at large in st. Pierre.
In The meantime arrived his majesty's sch
La Sau;erelle, sent by lieut.. gen. Casa St. Cyr
from cayenne, having on board the nine pas
sengers (amODgst whom was lady) who had
been left by Fournier aud Adams on the island
OF La oalud, and had been providcntially res
cusd from a horrid and lingering death by a
coaster goisg to Cayenne. All the suspicious
entertained on the subject of the Louisiana
were now confirmed, aId governor Donzelot
gave immediate orders TO contine in iail Cesar
FOnrnier and capt. adams.
I" The court before which this affair was car
RED, concluded that on account OF the ia. they
could try these monsters ouly as to the infrac
ton ri the revenue laws, and the captain and
supercarGo We're both condemned to intamy
(an biame,) TO pay 10000 francs each, and to
remain IN Jail until full payment Of the fine.
testimonies given before the court slew
succession ct the most atrocious crimes. Ii
would appear that at Trieste he murdered the
captain OF an English or American vessel; that
having afterward the command OF South
American privateer, he took OH the coast of
Guiana Il Spanish schooner and iuhumanly
l'u,chered the whole crew and went ashore TO
burn the bodies ;-that in company with an
Italian OF the name of Aquilante, they killed
two men ia Baltimore year or two ago made
THEN escape to Philadelphia, " here 10 r another
murder they were put in jail-however, Four.
nier found means TO get out and went to New
Orleans, where he fitted out this SCH 10 uisana
TO continue his depredations with impuniiy
under the patriot flag.
. This man will be semitic France to be there
tired fer piracyby competent authority, and
1t is TO be hoped will receive the punishment
he and all such villains 30 well deserve
send you this, because think that such
acts OF wanton cruelty land they now occur
every day. ought TO be made public, SO as TO
OPEN il possible, the eyes of the civilized world
on the inhnmanity of giviag, in any way, coun.
tenance to a set of unieeiing wretches, who
under the cloak of patriotism, enrich them.
selves by murders aud piracies.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-27
IRON TIE EAST INDIES.

By the ship Mentor, Captain Loring,
arrived Y sterday, in l27 days from Cal
cutla, we have received a file of newspa-
pers TO The 18th of April They contain
10 news of moment. IN. 7. Az. Post.
A South American privaleer of 40
guns, with crew of all nations, bad
made her appearance of Manila, and ex-
cited much alarm.
Til war between the natives and the
British In ihe East Indies is carried oR
with great destruction TO tie former. On
the 9th OF April. ibe strong fortress aud
town OF MuudelalI was reduced after a
long siege, aud !ell lnio the hands OF the
British troops. The inhabitants suffered
much during the sicge, and great Num-
bers were cut 10 pieces III attempting To
escape after lhe enemy had entered the
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tfrOm the National Advocate Of oct. OIL


,Sta4sEnent of tie proceedings grOUing ont of
de dttercatiojI bettceel C0n,Blod0re PERM
and Captain Heath.
Commodore Perry, in consequence of
having received communication from
captain Heath in Rhode Island, OH which
tie civil authorities OF that state proven.
ted bin from acting, was iHduced 10 go
on To Washington on the 10Th of Oct. for
The purpose OF giving To captain Heath
The satisfaction which he had demanded.
The absence uf his previously engaged
friend, commodore Decatur, whom he
had passed on The road, rendered il no
ccssary that he should resort 10 the infer
yenti0n Of another friend Tor time. tItat
The intention OF his visit might be com.
municalcd 10 captain Heath. This was
accordingly done, agd the following pre-
liminary arrangements were agreed upon
between major Hamilton, on Tire part of
commodore Perry, aud lieut.. Desha. ON
tie part of captain Heath:
Isl. II j. understood That Com. Perry il
TO proceed 10 Philadelphia, or lis vicinii,
by the route Of Baltimore, whore he il ~
remain until tire arrival Of Capt. llesih's
friend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-27

town. In the adjacent woods, numbers
were found dying OF their wounds and of
hungerand thirst.
Extract cf letter Just received from Bonn
bag.
There are now no less than 6 Ameri-
can, 3 French ships, and Is free traders,
IN the harbor, winch has raised Cotton
To an eaorbitant price. A considerable
quantity of dollars has been imported,
which are selling al the very high rate
OF rupees 227 per i00-government, i'll
deed, are buying ali they can gel at per
cent"
CALCUTTA, May 23.-We feel most
sincere pleasure III stating that the Cho-
lera Morbus appears 10 have subsidized yc-
ry considerably in Calcutta and It's Vi
ciniiy. The last report, from the 18th TO
the 18th inst. states the number attacked
10 have been SOP, of which 46l were cur
ed, 296 in IA state of comvalescence, and
40 died. At Goruckpcre and Cawnpore,
we understand, the mortality had been We
ny great.
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Commodore Perry and Can't. Y.nth.

NEW ORh, Oci. ~ lle uniOTtU-
nate dispute between these two gentle
men has been the subject of various com->
ments, and has excited considerable inter
est throughout the union.-Cnmmodor
Perry conceivlDg that an atOnement was
necessary for having, in a moment flor.
getfulness, raised his hand TO an officer
holding commission under the govern
ment, afforded capt. Heath the saiislac-
ton he required.
The meeting took place yesterday Oh
the Jersey shore, when Commodore Perry
received the fire of Captain Heath, with
out injury HIS fire, and relus-
ing, at The same time, to exercise said
right = aud Captain Heath, satisfied at
this gallant and magBamimous alone
ment, The parties separated-and thus
honosrably Terminated this unpleasant
difference, which we trust, will hereafter
be buried in oblivion.
We have received several documents re-
laiive to this transaction, (Which we shall
publish io-morrow) from which II appears
that Com. Perry has conducted himself
IN Tie most honorable manner in this af-
fair, and justified the favourable opinion
entertained Of his gallantry and good con
duct. Nat. IGV.
paper states, the parties stood iree PAGES apart
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funded Debt Of 1918 ex-
eeeds thai Of 1916. . I5,432, 6Ss
SO that the interest of the additional
Unfunded Debt is considerably more
than The dlminution of the interest OH the
Funded Debt.
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attention.

AFlNG sold ont my stock Of GOODS on hand for the
psrpose Of collecting all debts that may be due and
WsCh"lghg ~ mat nay he against the, my means on
hdhd az TVS tine being very limited, couipeis me to ASK
byirends and customers 10 discharge their respective
accounts without DELAY. will be out Of my power to
cSnhue the indulgence that have heretofore giteu.
- . JONES MITCHELL
~ JOHN u. FRASER having purchased nv stock Of
Dgnbn on 9nh anh VIII ooutinue 10 keep general as
modsting terms. A.
Peitnbnrg, February 3.
JOHN ". Eraser respectfully informs his friends &
tne pHc that he has lately purchased Nr Tones ggI
ch,tS sl9ch OF MERCHANDISE. containing an sss5rt.
meht 90 nv Goods, UrrawGrc and CWficys IN adIii.
sh 20 Wif'l ne WI add in Few DAYS Cesh supply
suitable % TIE approaching seasou-ai Of which he e
seii 81 The nos accom- fnodapg ierms.
tsiiirsh,cet Street, No, 2, Feb. 10 % 6su
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May II.

PATTERSON & PoNsoNBY-AIe day RECEIVING
aau opening their spring supply Of STAPLE AND
Graves Canton crane shawls, scarfs aud handL er.
eheis eambieis, black aud grey handsome for panla
rooms anu coats senshawt black and cOiored Italian
grapes long and short yellow nankcens, blue do :
lish linens Irish and German sheetings tickenburps
sn Giosueods scotch ravens duck Scotch cbsInbTay
very handsome for gentlenien's wear scotch grtl,
ana hdia nuslins ume inquired boob do plain aud 1unr
GO Ieno 90 muslin horences Inserting trimmings
~ handed parasois; silk umbrellas ladies aud gentle
mems SUN and cot. hose; cotton balls in fnorocco
poNes shelt combs isTaDiBes Hofcnces aud saTce.
nets IVORY faus dressing glasses with ! z and a
ofa"tis bOmbazeis, twlied and plain furniture dim.
Iuesi cotton and lnen ticking, with good assortment
are determined to sell on the es reasonable terms for
cash 81 town dcceptances.
Maj II. 49,.
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Richmona Burr Milistone

NJ ANUFACToKI.-Th subscribers have made sueI,
IN arrangements for procuring materials that they
wiiI nave constantly iBd suppy of The hes rJRR
hLoCkS; anh having obtained Euuher of nTst isle
Noithefh woihneu, they haticr themselves This
factory will not he supass ed By any in tine u States for
strength OF b auty ef workmanship Tiiey have now eli
hand 80 PAIR OF ready made, warranted HtLfSrONEs
ahieren sizes, huil under te immediate sDperiuIenG-
ance when they viii sell II Northern prices cash or
town acceptaHces. Persons wishing 60 - &iLLSIoNFS
previous I" ue next crop viii please 10 ,rwarn iEeE or
dcfS 10 which pn;;eJual Attendance shah be paid They
nave alsoes;ahiisbrd man1iactcry Petersburg sLere
norm Carolina merchants and miiers adjacent Ia Pc
teisbuig art respectfully Invited call aad see spe
cimen of workmanship.
NhlTG, DAVIDSON & co.
isih between ID and streets.
February IS. oT.xu
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'bNuSi DELB--.Saie Of Negroes, 4c-...By Virtue .f
. deed OF trust dated sab March, 1917 executed by
k"hert fleAsans OF fVwuatan conveying To ho1as
Danre certain p0per' FER jhe pAgpose securing the
sum OF > 1000 tlere.u neutoued-will be Sold on Sa.
t"rday the 9Th day of June riru Creek Mills in
fowha,an county, IL ihey N-s roes = Horses aud Al
quantity Of Household Fainirnr. for cash.
THOMAS S.DANCE, Trustee.
May s. lids
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J AND FOR StLE.-i sgair offer for sale Tract Of
n Rand, lying ~ Amhsss; county, u miles hom The
aciti upon which is large and cenhodpus dwelling
mousse wt'h All the necessary ouioUscs and orchards
every description The psntson is in good order 5 OF
900 acres of cleared land and all under good
Us this lane can he adyantaseousy diyided will sell
the whole or a part. The terms are libera-Apply to
feter walker Use. LynchbnTg, to the subscriber.
ROBERT WALKER.
Amherst Mayi. 90
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Rust0n Glass ManufNstory

VENHR Subscribers beg leave inform their Customers
J. that they authorised by the propretors of The
manufaetoiy TO supply all orders Tor GLASS, Of
every description at the aHuiactory prices, 10 he dev
cred in Richmond free Of expense
This glass generally acknowledged TO be superior in
colour, briHiaHcy and strength to any inpoIted or
made in the u States aud the eIceiieRf orde, in which
purchasers receive renders it the cheapest that
Hcs.
tr All orders LEFT at the counting house of tie sub
scrbersw be promptly altended,io.
. SMITH K RIDDLE,
agents for the Boston Glass Dann,actory.
February Q. ....6G.tf
NJoTTCE.-Ihose accountable or bound for the debts
~ owing to George Kippen 81 Co. OF To Hendsrsos,
HCan & Co. under the management of the late MI.
Lyle of Manchester whether as debtors representatives
collectors, will he pleased 10 settle in Tins behalf with
John Forbes, OF the city of Richmond at whose office
9th street. fronting theCapito Square, between and
G streets, the books and vouchers aie deposited.
ROBERT GRAHAM,
Executor 81 j. Lyle, deceased.
May5. 1851