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The lascars themselves are now regu
larly paid their full wages they are bet.
Ter provided In clothes and food more
mildly treated, AID although IL cannot he
expected, that their mean propensities,
which they have imbibed from their youth
up, will all at once be cradicaicd, yc,iiis
certain that they are gradually acquiring
more correct moral notions.
J0u,e - Il. tiers FROM yaC Cape of
Good Hope, give a meidnchn:lf picture
OF commercial mates al thai colony.
The exchange Is GnOiei as high ut i1O
per cent. against the currency Of the
coloay. Tia Ware houses, viii h OF late
have multiplied greatly, are crammed
with ans 1!a European GondS aud t.caciiv-
lily of no less ,i,an cigh, daily vendues
cannot get either Europe or India arti
Giles oil al prime 60 -i.--Cdpe y iuc, IS IN
the mean ii'Se, selling ~ y higher price
than can be got for IN England.
A letter irom BurmoS Ayres, received
in Calcutta, SAYS =" There Is no doubt
that ilie Consequential priyaieer ship, has
gone 10 cruize off Manila. AS she will
not he better than Il pirate, Uor such is
the general opinion here regarding her)
II would b. well for ali vessels trading
IN that quarter 10 go well manned, and
eonfide as little as possible IN her for
bearancc"
BOMBAY, May - The American
trade to India has decreased To u much
larger amount, than Is ia general suppos =
Ell. a Boston paper of Dee. ,, enune-
rates 33 ships ami % brigs Belonging 10
The port ot Sa,e,o, and measuring l3, 500
tons, empIoy ed III tic Indian and China
trade. Accounts tron The West Coast oil
Sama!ra VIA Madras, mention, tina, no
less than twenty three American vessels
We're on ltie coast ~ search OF prpner.
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De,aware.-None present.

Dcdware.-None present.
observation-disclosures. Bayiey, Calbreth, Her.
bart, Little. Peter, Reed, >. smith, Stuart.
observation-disclosures. Austin, Barbour, Burweli,
Floyd, Gatnett, Lewis, MCo!, Mercer, ii. Mel.
sou, Newton, Pindaii, Pleasant>, Smyth, Tuck
er.
North Caro'ise.-Messrs. Edwards, Mumfor1,
Hall, sawyer Settle, Siscnmb, smith, Stewart,
>ouia tmOiina.-Messrs. Bcilinyer, Middle
ton, tucker.
Gcarg'd.--MeSsrs. Cook, Crawford, Forsyth,
Icir,ti.
0units. Robertson, speed, Trunhlc, Walker.
isnRtSSTe.-Me>SIS. Ciaihorn. Jones. kh,a.
Chio.-MesSis, Campbell ana Harrison.
iitiitsd.- MI. liendi.cks.
GitsS'Ns,ppi pOndcAtCr.
Illinois Not present.
.iissoari an itorr.-Mr. Scott.
6!daGM9 MIR. Ciow,li.
The following Members, elected 20
supply vacancies in the House, also a,,-
pcared and took their seats VIZ.
From massachusetts, Enoch LINCOLN, vice MT.
Paris, resigned.
tron CJEEeCiicut, Sylveste: Gilbert, vice
Mr. hoimcS, resigned.
From PenES.irdRiG. S3muel Moore, vice MIR
iuSLam, resigned; and Jacob HoStetIer, vice
MI. Spangior, resigned.
From Iirs mia JOHN Pcgram, vice hir. Good
wNn, deceased.
From Lou;Sjanq, Thomas Butler, vice Mr
Robertson, resigned.
qnoroaI being present
Messages were exchanged with The
Senate To tina, effect.
Messrs, 7ayior and EGhdrin were ap
pointed on The rarl 1T his House, on iht
JOINT committee for waiting OH the Presi-
dent.
Tie Speaker laid before the House liz.
Constitution oile Stale of Uino's: which
was ordered TO be printed.
Alter the usual order respecting news
papers, &c. &c.
The House adjourned to IL o'clock To-
morrow.
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O. CID o. -tNsw.
CONGRESS-.
OPENING OF THE oEc6TD SESSION
OF The FIFTEENTH CONGRESS.
MONDAY, Nov l6, 1918.
IN SENATE

OPENING OF THE SECOND SESSION
Or THE FIFTEENTH CONGRESS.
MONDAY, Nov. l6, 1918.
IN SENATE.
At meridian, MIR. GAILLARD, ofSouiI
Carolina. the President pro tempore of
the Senate, took lie chair, aud The Sc
creiary having called over the roll. tbe
following gentlemen answered TO their
names:
From Neu Hampshire, Mr.. Morrill,.
NdSsichHSettS, Mr. Mslien
h'iDde fSidqi MIR Buvsll
bcrHoRt, MIR. 1iChrnor Mir Palmer.
CenFecticN, MIR. Daggett.
M Me'. , foy.:' l ~, K IN, Mr.. Sanford:
PcnRsyicGaiG, Mr.. Lacock and SIR. Roberts.
DIiWGre, y present
Msryt0Ia Mr.. Coils borough
pTG mia, Nr. Barbour aud hIr Tpres.
North Cdrul'gG, Mi. Ala;on
Sluih tGotina Mr.. Guilid!d and Gr. S,n;fh
Georgia, Not present.
inne,!tS. Mr.. Williams, Ar. Eaton
Ohio, Mr.. Ruggies
LoaisiGna. Dir. fromentin aud MIR. Johnson.
indiana, Mr.. Tan los and MIR Noble
NitsisslFt, 2ir. Williams and Alr.Iclle.
quorum being present. a,e>sarc
WAS sent to tie House ni iteprystntali,cs.
notifying that body Of The fact.
committee was appointed. Jointly
with committee TO be appointed b\ the
0iIcr House, Tor the purpose of wailinr
on the President of HE United States. 10
INFORM him thai the two Houses we're or.
ganizrd, &c. Messrs. Naeoa and Drn-
g'f were appointed of the committee OH
tie part OF Tie Senate.
a COMMITTEE OF engrossed bills was
appointed. consisting OF Alessrs. Rngelcs
D'cAerSoA and 1i1YiU.
committee Of accounts was appoint
cd, consisting OF MessrS. Lacock, Darget
and Oich,rson.
Mr.. Wo'J1H offered a resolution for ap.
pointing joint library committee, and
lir. Pf/S0n resolution for appointing a
Chaplain TO each House Roth oi which
resolutions received their first readings
aud after adopting Tie usual raIe respect
M newspapers,
The Senate adjourned.
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The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

- AZ y o'clock, precisely, Mr.. SPEAKER
CLAY took the chair:
The Roll Icing called oyer by the
C,icfk} II appeared lial HE following
htihb'rS mere present, yiz
Nt'. HdmPyhire. ri e>~rs Bnticg, Clarett
Hale, 'Aytrmorr, Parrot CpiIom.
NaSNtc iinsetts.-bIessrs Adan,~. Gagc. OR.
Holmes Jona. Mason Morton. RICE, El,re!,s'
7lnpSoa. shaw, Silsbee, Whitman.
RtDde IsiaBd.-- Mr.. Eoss.
CDHatcficm.-HIessls. Un,niuet,u tIo.cI.,
Pitkl", Terry, Williams.
0mom. -Messrs. Allen. Crafts, Hunter.
Mrrri1, iHch, Richards.
Nc'c bor@ = MeSsrs. Comstock. Cnshosu.
H"<blonck, iIcrkmer. Hubbard. Irvine. Kirt.
i"'d, Lawyer, pHlmer. Savage, Schu>lcr. send.
HeY, Si0r,s. iaibnadee, Taylof. Townsend
" tStefIo. Within. Williams
NeD JGSey Nicssr, Bateman. Hloonji, III
brpnri hinsey, Linn, SOuthsrd.
EeHagJffgAia --Messrs. Anderson. baldwin.
5"itn DARLINGTON HOpkiuson, W. p. Nlaclay
7, f'enanJ' Moore, Murray, @ lie, Patterson,
Whisedde, wilson.
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II. Hunt. Es9.
MR. arNr's ANswnR.

&. Norfolk siIfFt, Strand SAT-. ., Isiy.
NV l. :RD-Wheu delivered 10 sour
Lordship the rcmOnslrdnce unanimously
agreed ~ At The Pa'oc Yard 9n Iondat
last, addressed 20 the Prince Regent, =, Oh
promised ne that you would read il Ovpr,
aud, ii it did not contain any improper
language, YOU would deliver it lniD Tie
hands of his Royal iiigluess, aad lhai
tOu world give me an answer 10 lie
course OF three DAYS.
Late last evening ! received a Letter
signed Henry Give, which STATES. HAL
your LOrdsliip had Instructed iiiui ~ SAY
ilat yoa did not think yuarscif dt liberiv
~ las lhe same b,iore il;e Ponce Recent.
b eau so il purporicd TO hc "tne Dcclarl-
I on and Reconnaissance Of TIE inhabitants,
0fibr Cities Of London an, Wrstninsisr.
and paris adjacent, which description
was evidently aud noioriou,iy untrue"
Now, NY lord, by what means your
Jorlship asctra DcI tie ldcI lha, the
persons v iIO at njed Tie iii,eiipr ilI pa
lace = ard we're uOi Inhabitants -. l,cu.iou
aud WeslniGs ~, md parts adjacent. !
lnow not: bu' iii,, do knrv, tidf 1lo.e
persons VII" prOp"~ei, aud seconded
The Declaration ofOur manifold GnsV-
auccs, AMI ihr ReH0uetrdncrs against
ihc craI, i.irgai and urroustiiuioHaiG ciS
81 ne COrftJt and 80 Shat had htrn
So long .nipos"t upon 10. Royal fiigh-
ness tllc Prince Bcscaf %, tie great md
overwhelming borou4iI prru ioTsoi ihis
country, &c. "eie lH.aSlaHis Oi tie ci-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-31
DOMESTIC.


WASHINGTON, Dec. ll.-Oft the diplo-
matte corps abroad, it appears that no
less than three its members are expect
Ell shortly TO return 10 the United States !;
namely, Mr.. Gallatin from France, Mr..
Erving from Spain, and Mr.. Sumpfer
from Rio Janeiro. Mr.. Forsyth is spoken
oias likely TO fill the place of Mr.. Erving,
and MIR. john Graham that of MIR. Stump
Ter but no conjecture is yet afoat as 10
the successor of Mr.. Gallaiin.
Gen. Jackson is said 10 be on his way
TO the seat of government. We are glad
TO hear it though we understand his vi
sit has nothing to do with his vindicatiOn (;
but relates solely TO his settlement with
the war department. fGaz.
PHILADELPHIA, December 26--The
Committee Of Investigation into the
concerns Of the Bank of the United
States have terminated their labors. They
lefi this city this morning. During their
stay here, they made their Hotel al Rem
sIsw's. Gar.
We learn from Washington, that il is
understood the Cabinet have come to
determination that a considerable deduc-
lion shall be made in the staff Of fhe army
Of The United States.---Gen. jackson IS
tally expected at TIE seat Of government.
On account Of i'll health and considcra-
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FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

= T. HUM bLNNFLN ID,
The Ship IritOH, Capt BOIcOmb, arrived at
y lion on cdnesdds tie sd inst in s. days
from Livelpooi, bringing LOuaOn dates TO TIC
Sd Of November.
The tfton has brought out an Official cory
OF the sew iiesty % commerce between lie
United States snd Great Biiiau.
Ihe ireaty betweCa tae American and Sue.
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lions Of business. it is his intention Il
retire. lfs.

lions Of business. ii is his inlsniion 10
retire. rfs.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2s.--We are Inform.
ed that "a privaieer called The Hornet, tor.
merly the Alerta, which fitted out in The
port OF Baltimore and sailed during The
last week, MAS sent after on information
being lodged against her at the custonN
house. The Revenue Gutter went along.
side. and pui her lieutenant On board
with orders 10 get under way and pro,
coed up The bay for Baltimore, which III.
captain OF the privateer stated he would
Immediately do--and the Cutter left her
The prlvateer hoisied anchor, aud with
fresh breeze got under way, and pro,
ceededd oson the bay OH Il cruize, with The
revenue officer on board.
We are also told that last week The pri,
vaieer brig Fourth of July. &c. &c. &c.
was seen at anchor in the PaiuxeDt, en-.
tirely deserted by her officers and crew.
The Fourth of July came into the bay in
company with valuable ship as a P,ize
the money OH board the prize is said 10
have been forwarded TO This place. The
prize ship WAS seen 10 get under way from
the Paiuxcnt, and proceed 10 sea. II is
believed the officers and crew of the
Ao"''" VI jury WIN III Et'. etsSIuFH-
TOBACCO.
A letter from Bremen, under date ofihe
2lsi October, received by the Cha;sw orth
to. commercial house i'll Ibis city saws,
"1he Dutch market laneulshcs in some
measure, under the influence OF heavy
duty having been iaido the CONSUMPTION
OF tobacco, IN The Piussiam Provinces on
line Rhine. This measure. our friends in
Holland inform us by the last mail, CON
fines them 10 the supply of their own
country for sales Of Tie article" | Pat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-31

We are told says the PrOri9ence Patyioi
that friendly and animated cOrrespou-
dence has long been kept up beiweep Pre-
sidenls adams and Jeterson, a part Of
which will shortly be published.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-31

Our correspondent at Washington IN
forms us, that Mr.. Forsythe, Senator
from Georgia, has been nominated by The
President, Minister TO Spain. II is ru-
mored, that tie Senate have been dis
cussing the subject 81 tIe Cqndda hae, aud
not the treaty laiely made with Great
Britain, which has not vet reached Wash
ingiOn. Eraatka Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-14

THE administrators on said deceased Is.
tate avail themselves of this opportunity TO
give ludher notice TO all those indebted to
said Estate, that circumstances under il as an
imperious duty 10 call upon every person,
wi,hou, the least disc rimina,itn y, TO make i'm.
mediase payment. And for the purpose Of
expediting the close Of III unsettled business
they will attend four days in each week, that
is, Mondays, Tucsdiys, Wednesdays sod
Thursdays, at the dwelling house Of the de-
ceased, from the second Monday in January,
instant, to the first Monday 10 April next.
Tha, in the interior the most summary
measures will be adopted sgsins, those who
sppear lopuy no attention TO this sa!utsiy Mo-
tice. AMOS CROSS.
JOSEPH HOXSIE. Csm'rs.
Jesse MAXoONJ'
Westerly, Jan: ., 1918. u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-14
ARTICLES.
" The Soldier qpithout Hands.
From Sir Richard Phiiiih's Mornings Waik

4 nc OUIUIC| tUft/kONC lIUWCSs
From Sir Richard PhiAih's Mornings Walk
from London 10 Kew.
I Iaccostcd young man, who had lost both
arms, and was walking pensiveiy between tho
trocs. Aftor some expressions OF heartfelt
misseration, Il enquircd by what mis-
chance he had met with SO onl6ward aweund.
He told me no was in the act ol loading his
musket, when cannon bali, passing before
him, carried of one asm above tue elbow,
nod so shattered the other, that IL was ncces-
sary 10 amputstc it. He then named some
pal;ry battle where this accident bciel him
The issue of which TO either oi aho contendng
parties wa. as rccollected, not worth lbe
joint of little finger, even If the entire oh
iect of the campaign or war was worih SO
much! But said !, you are Of course well
provided for in the hospital. No, (he re-
plied) there is 10 room for me at prescott
but F." owing TO the severity of my Wounds
have double allowance as an out.pensiopcr
yet (hc modcstly tcmarked) II may easily
be surpassed that evc0 double allowance is
not enough for man who cannot help him
self in any ,hinS-I cannot dress myself, nor
even eat or drink, bu, am obliged 10 DO Ted
like a child have poor old mother who
docs her best for me, or"-hcre the young
mans voice faultcred, and some tears hung
on his cheeks--for alas, even these he could
peithe, wipe away nor conceal Parched
r?us, have been the eye that would not MIN
gle tears with those, of this poos fellow, on
hearing the tale Of his uchangeable fate
found TOO, that my own uttcrancc sympathis.
ed with his---su,, showing him shilling
and indicating, by signs, the difficulty felt
in putting him in possession Of it" here
sir" said he, "and God bless you;" then
s,oopiog with his mouth, l put it between
his lips !-Ah, thought !, as turned from
this wrctched object, the most bard-hear,ed
Of those who were concerned in breaking
treaties, and rejecting overtures for peace,
would have relentcd, if with my feelings
they had beheld this single victim of the mil
lions ,ha, have been inundated, to the calcu.
la,ions Of their lalIible policy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-14
FOR THE. BENEFIT OF TIE
WOUNDED SOLDIER.
W AR DEPARTM ENT,
Peayon Office, Dec. 33.


The following evidences will be required in all
militia cases, AMI in clscs OF tie regular Amy,
where the discharge and surgeons certificate have
been lost or destroyed, OF where they have never
been originality granted, to en.bc the Secretary ct
War to grant pensions. VIZ
In cases where the regular discharge ard the
SURG. ons certificate for disability, cannot be had,
tho applicant for pension, v, either he has been
soldier oi the regular army, o: "a mliuaman IN the
service of tue United States, must produce The
sworn certificate OF his captain, or other officer un.
der whom he served stating distinctly The tune and
place of his having been wounded OF otherwise
disabled, arG that tie same wounds or disabilities
arose while in the service OF the United States,
and IN the line OF hsduy, with the affidavit OF one
or more surgeons ply sicians, whether o the ar
my or ciuSens, accurately describing the wound,
aud stating the degree Of disability to which the
soldier may be entitled under it these documents
10 lie swo to before Judge Of the United States
Court, or some state Judge JUSTICE Of the
Peace, and IT state Judge or Justice Of the
fe"ce, then under The seal Of the Clerk OF the
County IN which such Judge or Justice may reside,
and the name OF The paym Ster Who last paid the
soldier "s oelogns 10 the service OF the United
Sates TO be "a every ins, s,aDec furnished by the APP
phsan, IN order 10 determine the date OF the com.
mencement of his pension
UT Printers OF the laws Of the United States are
requested 10 insert the above two nonies, and for
ward their aceoans for psymen, TO the War DE.
partuent. Jan. z.
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POETRY.
sRZRcTED

sEkRc7ED
A NEW YEARS PRESENT.
Camilla, ny fair one, the lily and rose.
That q little time since, were so blooming and
bright,
Their splendor and fragrance are come to a close,
And saother short i>ar hath betaken TO Hight
IT'S a.fcw days ago when We walkd out one morn,
As he SUI was just risen above the green hii,
The pear-trce was laden the rose hid the thorn,
And sweet was the querulous voice OF the rI.
Ths thrush and the linnet were joyous and gay;
The lark sweetly sung from his tent 10 the SKY,
From the hazePs retreat burst the biackbird away,
And the fields seemed ia musick aud beauty to
vie.
Camilla, the landscape hath lost its delight,
The earth is all barren, the trees ave all bare,
The forest indeed wears mantle OF white,
Hut the voices, that cheered it, no longer are
there.
My fair one, how chang'd is the face Of to-day
To be sure the wind Whistles onjoyous and drear.
Hut tbs flowers have faded. the birds flown away,
Their m1sick all died with the death OF the year.
Still the sun shall return and his lSnp shall be nigh,
And the trees that are naked and torn by the
blast,
Be ap ain green as ever and rich in his eye,
But, Carpelia, iife's ycsr is the FIRST and the last
Our lamp shall wax dim and our shall retire,
Aud our bodies, they soon must bo crumbed to
dust,
Who then shall breathe in us spark of new fire
Camilla, lifes year is The last and the FIRST.
A sun, that's eternal, shall burst on the tomb,
And commence year, saith the voice OF the
wise,
His rays thy dark prison shall pierce and reluine.
And sprinkle with splcndor thy path to the skies.
There no birds are regretted, for harps that
strung
by the Cherubm, Seraphim, burst on the ear,
The praise of the Lamb and the Father is sung,
And glory eternal cncrces the year.
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NOl'iCE!

TINE Hon. Court Of Probate for the
J. Town OF N,sierly, having heightened
the tine SIX monIhs lIom the first dey of
this ins,snl, Jauuaty, Tor the Creditors to The
Estate OF JOHN CROSS, late Of Westerly,
deceased, 'epiesen'cd iDsolven,, 10 pfove
their respective claims--The Commissioners =
upoo SAID Estate he'eby give noIicc, tha,
they will attend Tor sand purpose, Il, the dwell
ling house Of the late deceased 90 the FIRST
Monday in February, March and Apaii next.
And that no CLAIM on account will DC consid
cred, as legally proved, without producing
The original entries.
SYLVESTER GAVITP
THOMAS HOXSlE ''""'''''Ne''
Westerly, Jan. ?, 1873.
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Commissioners No,iee.

WE the subscribers. having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court OF Probate in the town OF New
port, in the county Of Newport. Commissioners to
receive and examine the claims agss the estale Of
Capt. ASA BROOKS,
late Of Newport. deceased. represented insolsent,
do hereby give notice that six months, from the
date hereof are allowed to The creditors Of said
Estate TO bring in and prove their CLAIMS, and thst
we will attend FOR that purpose, at our rcspse,Ss
dwellings, dnring said period.
JOu TOWNSEND. lc.
AL persons indebted the Estate Of said deceas.
ed, are called UPON TO make immediate payment to
STEPHEN GOULD. Adriai.,rsSor.
Newport IL no. -, 1917.
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EYrEMPORARY PRAYERS.

The gift, or rather spirit, of prayer consists
in the Inward graces Of the spirit, not in e.r-
femhore expressions, which any man of nat
urai parts, having a yolub'e tongue and auda.
city, may attain to, without any special gift.
The mischiefs, tina, come by idle, imperun-
ent, ridiculous, sometimes seditisus, impions
and bias phcmous expressions, uodcc preteoce
ofthe gift, tn The disbonor of God, and scorn
Of religion, are far creator than the pretended
good of exercising the giii
A visionary is almost always the ou,cast OF
nature, a being whom fortune should seem 10
have excluded liou happiness and rarely al.
initted within the dear domestic circle he
has not shared in the rich uubartered bles.
sicgs of frisndship, the cheap yet precious
pleasures of trOmc. lie IL nor .Jonrd in the
iopess class Of hoverfy. Wdoever has 20 earn
Me bread ne eats is IA danger Qf lyandering
info dreams !; Bur ne tpho wants every thing
uhieh lAe soui requires mas'iaevi.d6ly become
ebtuse or fantastic.
An unfortuuste man seldom experiences
so great kindness as neglect. Calumny too
commonly visits the house Of poverty and
drsgs back to invidious remembrance the
wretch whom sorrow had dismissed TO On.
eommisera,ca N-fiering aud uDhonored obliv'
ion.
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MERCHANTS BANK.

MERCHANTS BANK.
NOTICE is hereby given. That the seventh In
L s,aiment OF lev DO ILAas a Share in the
capital Stock of the MERCHANTS BANK, be-
comes payable in specie ct said Bank, on MoSpAy,
Jan i2sl,, 1918
N. MUMFORD, Caslisr.
Newport.hDec 81
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? TO LET,

A FAHY containing between three snd four hun.
dred acres, with saw.milI aud good buildings
thereon, lying in Exeter, about three miles from
Litte.Ree,, now improved by BEsJANiN WELLS.
For conditions, apply to
CnRlsrOPHER SWEET, Newport, or
BAILEY HALL, Mlddletosn.
Newport, January z, 1919
NOTICE.
IF you will bring back the remaining Window
i RLnl that you took frSm my house. last Thanks
giving Night publickly or privately. in the same
good order. will take further notice Of the af.-
f.lr otherwise you may expect 20 hear from me.
e, A, NAraawAV
Newport, Dee. -, i6t
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I.Nugh when YOU can.

- IicSe,s and places tor the boxes to
We taken of Mr.. Howard. at the Box o.
ice on Monday from 10 O'Clock Til s,and
from S until the conclusion OF the per.
t1rmauCe.
a., To prevent an undue occupation
of seats, which gentlemen have beea at
the trouble of taking in the course OF the
da., it is pat ticularly requested that they
Will send their servants as soon as w
doors are open, TO keep-their respective
benches until they arrive themselves.
q The audience not only having been
annoyed, bat the managers seriously IN
iured, by persons uula~iully DESCENDING
from the gallery into the boxes, they gave
thu, early notice to say that none bu'
persons Of color can in future be admit
ted Iuto IT,.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
Camera UbScura.

FUST arrived from New-Yfrk, this
Is GREAT NATURAL CURIOSl-
TY, which will be exhibited only few
days in this place, and will stand gene
rally in Kisg- street, when the weather Is
favorable
/; is an octangular building, into which
the SPECTATORS enter. aud al:er tew mo-
lHeuls are pleasingly charmed with the
Sig, Of beautiful objects, frightening the
pleasures OF the spectator With continued
variety. The day or two past, severa'
"entlr,ncn have had it at their abodeS Tor
the entc, talnment of their whole iamilieS.
By desire II others it will wait their
commands.
Admitlarce 25 Cents-Chidreu halt
price.
February :