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calling on the men to stand their ground, and
am sure he was at this post when the enemy
scaled the walls Of the redoubt did not my
self hear the order given, but it was often said
By the soldiers ofour regiment, that Gen. Put.
nam ordered them s not to fire on the enemy til
they could see the colour of their eyes, and then
fer every nan to make sure of his mark"
(Signed) ssISAAC BASSETT."
Sworn to before JAMES DANIELsoN, Justice
Of Peace.
These orders were precisely in the charac-
ter OF the FIRE devouring Putnam, OF whose
desperate valour and almost more than human
courage so many anecdotes hare been tor
half a century told
We have also deposition Of another OF
Dearborp's comrades in Starks' regiment,
who volunteered bis testimony -
EBEvEzER BEAN, of Conway, New-Hamp.
shire, says, 8 The following are the most prom
inent facts which came under my observation at
the Battle of Bunker Hill relative to the conduct
Of Gen. Putnam in that action III was private
in Capt, Kinsman's company in Col. Starks' reg
iment. detachment under Capt. Kinsrnan
was ordered on to the Hill in the fore part Of the
day, We arrived at the redoubt about I2 o.
clock. and continued there through the action.
The rest Of Col Starks regiment arrived on the
Hill Just before the action commenced. When
we arrived at the redoubt Gen. Putnam was
there and very active, was urging the men on
giving orders, riding from one end of the line to
the other as far as could observe, and contin-
ued active through the action, and in my opinion
(signed) "EBENEzER BEAN.
Conway, N. r.. May 2e, 1916"
Here is another contradiction of Gen.
Dearborn by his ozvn soldiers. This dis
proves two assertions, that Putnam remain
ed inactivs during the battle, and that no off,
Ger was mounted on that day."
Amos BARNS, Of the same town, swears that
he was in Capt. Abbott's company in Stark's
regiment " When we arrived at Charlestown
Neck we passed Gerrish's regiment Col. Starks
marched in front over the Neck, and was
the third man from him. Capt. Abbot marched
next to Colonel Starks, and no other officer.
Ihis, though unamporfant, contradacts General
Dearborn, acho Says he marched in front acath
Stdrks. One ofthe witnesses must Be n,ietakcn
We may hereafter learn aohich, but 1T series to
sheic the confusion Of the accounts Of such bat-
Hes.l When we got on to the top Of the Hill
saw one on two field pieces which had ceased
firing. Putnam was on his horse near them, and
when we passed him he urged Col. Starks to
urge on his men as fast as possible. DeaTbGr7l
says they acere moring al a uery moderate pace,
aohieh did not sua The inspatiens temper Of Put
nam. These pieces isere on Breeds Hal, as acM
appear By future eeadence, particularly thai Of the
Hon. James Wisthrop.l We marched down the
hill by the redoubt, and after firing Is or 90
minutes, as nearly as can recollect at this dis
tance of time, Maj. M'Cleary ordered Us to re-
treat. continued in service till l777, and in
never in my life heard word said against the
military character ofGen. Putnam till saw Gen.
Dearbornss statement.
(SignedD s AMOS BARNS.
9Conway, N. H.o
10 be continued,
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HALIFAX, JULY II.

OF the eight American veiTcls detect
Cd Fiihine on the coat Of Nova-Scotia,
) and ient into this port for adjudication,
Five were liberated on Friday latt bur
with the full understanding. that the in.
Sulgenee would NOT again be granted to
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-11
PROVIDING z, AUG z.


We believe il Is no longer matter oi
conjecture, that serious opposition is or
ganizing 10 defeat the reelection of PRESS
dent Monroe,whosc mild and equitable pol
icy seems to have exasperatsd the rash and
discontented spirits ofthe dap. To indi-
cate the progress Of disafrc,ion, we have
fron time TO time supplied our political de
partmenl with articles from newspapers
once warmin the praises Of the men who
compose the present administration. It
will be seen that these men are now ar
rnigned. by their qnonGam partisans, on
charges which it would have been moral
treason for fderGlisss to prefer, and that q
grossness Of epithet is resorted to, which il
would be difficult for immaculate republicans
to excuse, even at time of high political
excitement.--This family quarrel broke
out beyond the mountains whether il will
extend itself to this section of the Union,
and terminate the b0asted era Of good feel.
lsgs time mus, discover.
We have just received the second number
OF the " Compass, which is 20 be publish
ed occasionally in Boston, Ill sufficient
number Of subscribers can be obtained 60
warrantis regular publication. Il appears
warmly opposed to the administration OF
MIR. Monroe, and denounces in uneguivocal
terms, : fhe arsssoc~dfical tendency q sbe
course he mas Pursued Let il be remem-
bered. that this paper was established, and
is supported by full blooded republicans, who
hailed the Presiden, few Snonths sipce, as
tht nson offhe fieotte.
The Raleigh Register giyesa gratifying
account Of the progress cf civilization a.
mong the Cherokee Indians, making it
probable that tome ether method might be
adopted with that race, than " cutting them
up in style" The Lancastrian schools are
established anong them, in which are
taught, successfully, the common branch.
es OF education, together with the agricul-
tural arts to the boys by systematic Iabour,
end needle work, &c. to the girls, among
whom are some genteel young women.
This is the benevolent work ofthe Morayi.
ans, continued fer 60 years past
In the Panophst alsois very interesting
account ofthe Chcrokees, in = letter writ
ten from the missionary establishment in
that country, by Jeremiah Evar.s, Esq. of
CharlestowA.
A Proclamation of the President Of he
United States dated Aug. lst--has been IS
sued-repealing the discriminating duties
OF Tonnage on Hansea,ic vessels in conse-
quence OF the abolition of similar duties in
Hamburg wilhregard TO American vessels.
This Proclamation arises out of the Act OF
Congress. Of March 8, lsl5-upon the sub.
jers Of discriminating duties.
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The Diet Of Poland are msking, by orr
der of the Emperor Alexander, several new
laws respecting the Jews. The principal
provision is, to Admit all worthy df them,
10 the rights Of citizens. All amel;sgssion
Of he condition Of the Israell,es is mating
IN all parts Of Europe.
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-11

ALBANY, Auo. 3--The Upper Canada
reiormers have backed Our, and vast ouan-
tity OF genuine, modera, patriotic gaz has
been wasted to no manner Of purpose.
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-11

The British schooner Friendship, Capt.
Wiley, arrived at Savannah On the 2sd Of
July, in ia days from Jamaics, brings an
account, that the Patriots under;Cen Boil
liver had been recently defeated By the roy
al forces.
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Commercial Enserfrize-. The ioilo& ing
paragraph IS copied from late Liverpool
paper In order to furnish more certain
Conveyance for Goods and Passengers bs-
tween Liverpool and New-york, the owners
81 the American ships Courier, PaciHck
James Monroe, and Amity, have undertsk.
en- 70 establish between the two ports reg
ular succession Of vessels, one of which
will hosisive5y sG;i, fill cr not fill, from Liy
erpool on the lst, and from New York or
the 5sh Of every month. throughout the
year.
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"Cut down and wiihel,d 10 en- hour..'
"The others, mos, of them, in hope
less condition"
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pOSTSURfpY.

PitILADELPHti, Jan. we stop the press
70 announce tlio arrival nf TIE siip Jane. cat
rergnSoii, from Liserpoui, wheoee he saiiet
the 20th OF Nov.
Captain Ferguson has politely fayoeres
us with Papers and Price Currents 10 tap
10Th OF NOveinber. Extracts Tomorrow. -
The Britain brig Jane and Aiire from Phi
ladeit'ii'a, was going in rs Tie Jaue came out.
Inc brig Martha, from Philadelphia, had not
arrived from Lamlasi,, when she put in There
hau been 20 arrivals tior, the United States,
aite, me sailing OF che Cafolins.Amp, TOR New
York on the 18Th.
1t WAS asceriained that the Forts would be
closed oE the ed
+ LlyERPoor, nov. is.-F;our COS 0.-soi,r
40. oOICOiten sea Island, *. I'd a Is. l0,;-
1nIan1, is.!d. d Is. iod. New oileans, IS
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lateral brauches--and when there is any
chance OF the blood's running ont, ofthis
| royal breeds being exhausted, SETS down
10 lament Tie event as one of the most
calamltous which could befal the people
as II the next cottage would not furnish
blood Just as pure, aud men Just as well
qualified 10 sway the sceptre of empire
iou phi Il particular family in Sly
You pa;nper them-you spoil the breed
ny refusing 10 cross it--and when il IS a.
bout 10 run out, you lament over il as
II were one of those irreparable losses
which Egypt sustained, when her bigot-
ted priests bewailed the loss of their calf
A republic, on the other ham attempts
TO select her magistrates according TO
their mert-tlere is no fear of the sac
cessIou-ior she is never at a loss for men
10 adminIst'r fer concerns.
Onr Is amused at the expedients which
the English poliicians already propose.
Tie Prince Regent must he divorced,
say some, 10 give him Il young wife and
another chance of maintaining the sue
crssion- Bonaparte like, whose example
,caS eXecratcd. although il may now be
initiated. The royal dukes too are to
Iabour for the good Of their subjects =
When viii Englishmen learn to laugh AT
a iorm of government, which is more RI
diculouS i'll fact han the brJadest tarces
which are exhibited on their mimic The
atre!
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MunaWays in Inil.

WAS COMMITTED e tie jail Of tbs ei,y, ,he fol.
W lowing slaves, o. wit
fORICh-who says be belongs 70 Robert watkins Of
Georfis I've feet eight o. inches hgh, ngtt ton..
pltsInr.
Ctrek Buckingham county I'VE fset eight o. n,. fnebe.
hieh, daik complexion.
LoNDON-.vho say be belongs % John AyFe,, ofCuu.
Iceland county, I'VE feei i've SIX inches hgil oafk
complexion.
HAhhf- Who says he belongs 10 me hsirs az An.tin
higb.
o"neIs oi ne above slaves viii on,, 9nd sake i'.s
sway OF '"e5 Wih De dealt uith astht law tf,d.s.
a. BUTTON. y. $. fer ~ g with
s,.-....o Nsra ise ssi-s5 " tesrfsl
'N a.
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From ne H-asAiag'o" ciiy Gaseffs.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. e. Up 10 osc clotk. y. IN.
his morning the disclosure of sng ular az
'Smpt bribe the chairman ofthe commit ice of
claims, was made to the kouse which occ,,uied
considerable attention. ItrppOared thafa Ger
taincol. john Anderson had e-irlscd in "a letter
TO The hon. Lewis Williams. tI.aiiman of ib..
committee, 500 dolls. iutci dad a. hribe. The
House received hiss Information Nitita lrnsr
ofindigna,ion, and molten was made LN So
Forsyth 10 Issue ii warrant tor taking inc Tie.
custody Of the sergeant III arms the said Hn.
derson. The House was left debating on tie
proper course 10 be pursued on this occasion,
OK which the congressional annals scarcc!y
furnished an Instance. "A bill had hten pass
ed tor hIs relief on the % inst in the House of
REPRESENTATIVES.
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DIEDl-On the 18th ut at his res,,eure IN ,,oyt,,.,
THOMAS TABB, Esq.
Distinguished as this gentleman was by the general
ana hlSh esteem % those who knew him, aud by the
possession many 81 The raest and most valuable Of
the ddYeniiiions advantages vel. as personal qualities
Which contribute TO felicity, There could many have
ued, whose loss would present subject ulster q more
lVey regret Although glued with share of those ex-
uaoTaaiy guaicationS, which she'd their possessOr
lhe Iusie OF 'pehdd reputation, win those which pre-
sent him in the mld and gratelm lights of nriyae 70
spertabty aud yaiue,giti ingenuOusness aud smpji.
CITY, anu generosity, aud ferYOr, and rnness OF cha-
Iacef, ne was Literally end0wed.-lt is one totally nm.
connected w'tlhim, but acquainted with his worth who
"Jeis inns slight testimony " respect to lis memory aud
u'oute Of regret, Oh the o1~ 1ion Of his loss. 5.
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NAANabAe Negroes for Sale

ON the fourth Monday Ia this present month Il =
~ tle court DAY for Cumberland county, viii be SOLD
az pubic auction, AZ The courthouse of thar county 4.
valuable NEGROES the properly Of laJy ~ no mas iae
aeeiHed housekeeping consisting negro woman
abont 30 years Of age, with children. Tbe woman Is
Iikely, b6athy ana well disposed, and is excellent
COOK washer lToner and spinner her eldest chit
oIeh are boys large enough 10 por Oh the bee be-
ginning To be useful aud the nine two sula-ail
very iikely Also, another very likely negro wz ac-
custoned TO business ia the house wish yefy liksy
healthy children.
ie terms OF sale will beA credit for one third Of Tie
purchase money ali the 18th Of December and
the remaining two thirds. two equal aunrai pas ueuis
from that Time. bonds With approved securities h-as-
ing interest from then dates III be required
the purchase money and il expected that The sec,
ties wi reside VA The OF c0Unt between CuInbtr
ianu coGnty and Richmond, Of Petersburg.
JanuaiyIO sGtdss
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Legislature OF Virginia.
Extracts from the Jonmsl Of tile House of
Deiepdtes

Extracts from the JoiomsI of tile House of
Delegates.
WEDNESDAY, January Various bills were
presented by tie committees among the rest.
some OF The revised bills by Nh. Marli.
On motion of Mr.. Magill, the amendments
OF the senate TO the revised bill respecting
oatns OF Office, were taken up and agreed to.
The house " entinto committee OF the whole
on other revised bills, which with the amend.
menis agreed to, were reported to the house
and laid upon the table.
EngroSScd bills" To empower securities
to recover damages in summary wav and for
other purposes =" Reducing into one all acts
and parts OF acts, providing 81 method TO helm
ana speed poor persons in their suits" to
reduce INTO one the several acts and parts of
acts, prescribing method OF protesting in
land bills OF exchange, and allowing assirnees
OF obligations TO bring actions thereupon in
read 81 time, and passed
AS stated IN ourlast, tue house proceeded TO
The election OF register, ANA two brigader-
generals.
Mr.. Blackburn according to order pre-
senied bill "raising the wages of certain Off
GERS of sovernment"--wl on his motion.
was read the LIST aud I'd times, and ordered TO
he referred la a committee of the whole house
on the State OF the commonwealth.
THURSDAY, Jan. S.-A communication was
received from the Senate, stating they had
passed the bills" Establishing an inspection
oil toDaccoIu the town Of Banister IN the coun-
~ OF HaIiiax"-and " Declaring who shall be
conservatory of the peace within this com
m0awealh."
Mr. aiagill, from the committee on revised
bilis, presented four bills, which, on motion OF
Mr. HUI OF n. * q. were re committed to tile
committee which brought them in.
EnSrossed bills" TO reduce into one act.
tile acis now III force, directing the mode of
suing ont aud prosecuting writs of habeas COR
pns, and TO annul the remedy b. writ de hon,ine
rePies'dRao =" Authorizing the sale OF certain
real estate belonging TO the infants of Reuben
Settle, deceased" Establishing a town on
the lands OF Henry Hairslon in the county of
HALIFAX =" Opening new street in the town
of Petersburg" Authorizing t!,e sale of the
giebe lands In the county of Brunswick, and
Tor other purposes" incorporating a COM
pany TO establish turnpike road from the
city OF Richmond to Osborne's, in Chesterfield
county were severally read Sd time and
passed.
The revised bills, yesterday laid on the Ia.
Bile, with the amendments, were taken 10, and
agreed TO.
Various other hills passed through their Ist
or I'd stages.
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Education.

MIR. JOHN FARMER, Young gentleman who ,s,.
w educated in trinity College, Dublin viii omen a
sGaVOi, ca Monday the 18th inst. The
ia the FORKS Ut Hanover. The subscriber m take fy
boafdeIs TO the above school TERMS Ter board and ~
iion VIII be 40 per abnUGn, payable quarterly each
pupil 10 furnish himself with hrd ahc bedding
Mr.. FARMER pledges himself that tie stictest atten
ton sai be paid to the ana Improvement OF IA,
boys under his care. VIM r. TaYI6p
p. S.-Mr. FARMER taught the la.t ,rar in Phiius.
burg, n York, with the Rev WIN. Powell aud gave en-
tre sashetlon, as may he ascertained tom Dr. John
ADAMS, OF Richmond, 10 whom he nad letter from MI
"e,s OF n. York. ". ID. +.
Clifton, Hanover, Jan. 10. ~
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ascertain the probable consequences OF
this invention
COMMUNICATED.


Respecting the giea, number Of men ne re
MUS VINO Illustrated The reign Of Louis XIV
'iSJus,ly aud eioguent,y observed bv Mack
htsSh h his " Vtii,iicie Gallicae "..iiiat il seem
ca as II the representative majesty % the &c
mus ana intellect of niai was pros rated before
Tue Same OF d sanruiuary and di>,oilte tyr;inI
VINO praciised The corruption of courts with.
OUT Their mldneSs, and Incurred tue yuii, of
wars without tdeir glory"
among those eminent characters I have al
ways thought that Roiicau held hicilerpIace
man ne mcfited, at least as poet. II is many
fe"'s SINCE read his poems but the follow
I'S PASSAGES were impressed on my memory
as examples OF abJect servility Of adulation
plugging the wIteg into the proiuntIity of The
DathCs
:. Fro;:. Efit5e an Roi.
ASSs~ ' ,sn.,,' sans moi, dun slie moins
Suivrout AJAX champs de Mars ton COURAGE,
,apide:
front dc IA yaleur afirayer Puniyers.
~ camper devant Dole an milieu dies hyvers
In his ode " Sur Ia prise de Ndmur," describ-
ing the march OF Louis:
tSuel ieu quel bruit Penvironnei
= est Jupiter en- personBe,
On est lie vanluer de Mons
ms last Is good match for a couplet i'm
rope or Swifts works, adduced as an illus.
trions example OF the baihos
AND thou Dalh0usie, the great god of war
Lieutenant Geneial 10 the Earl of Mar
EftrdoTdindry grorfh-A Radisb was taken
from the garden of Mr.. Josiah Smith. in the
county OF towhatan, measuring feet in cir
cum'erence. The seed was sowIt last spring
ana the Radish taken up in November. 'ihere
were several Others of nearly the same size.
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LATEsT FROM TH. ARMY.

LATEST FROM TIL ARMY.
Ertfact Of q letter fran an iHfciiigeat officer
IN tie detachment Of Georgia Militia, IN his
friend IN Miaedge Grille, daed Camp ae,r Hort-
J0rd, Z2d Dee.
"Ihe army arrived here two daysaeo, where
We have since beep detained for waist Of pro-
visions. We shall move again Tomorrow eve
ming tlast Wednesdayl bat it Is my opinion
that orr progress Will soon be retarded from
tie same cause. / had, before my arrival at
this place, Aattered myself that The Oppoftu.
nifty would not be wanting to render service
10 the country hut my opinion aud belief is
now entirely changed. From every thing
have been able TO learn, the Indian towns
which lay on our route as far as Flint river
are as friendly to the whites ds any people can
be. - Flint river 50 miles above Fort.ScOtt]
we are ordel ed by Gen. Gaines 20 build Fort
or works Of some description, and await ltf
Their OTders--and | believe at that point tie
expedition will close"
Gen Gaines. il is believed, still labours I'M
der some embarrassment with respect to pnT-
sung tie Indians beyond the limits Of ti,e Uni
tod states. not having the requisite author
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Wants n Sit1,ation

Va public institution ~ 10 private family "a Young
81 AN. oho understands tLe Englisi LANGUAGE cram,
naticaly arithmetic, bookkeeping tie practical branch
= 81 the mathematics, geography, ancient x modern his
t0y SC NC aud who car prndCcs uuTnes ti0nabie ere
deu,ias respecting bis abilities and moral charscss
Few lines len a this Once OF aaafcssed 10 PltfIip
NICHOLAS. Esq. shall tc promptly atgradsd %.
January 10. ~
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&Otice.

10y virtue Of deed trust executed by stenhfn Xix
~ to The subscribers. TO secure money to Anthem b..
Jones, We shan, on the sccand Monday ~ febfnary
nest 20 buckingham court house sell a. the highes hid
def, Tor cash 60 much ofa TRACT Of land, SOLD by
sad jones I" sad Xix as viii De suncct pa, ib v
neg due to said Jones nndei lie said deed ~ tru hc
is recorded IN thc county coHftof Buckingham.
JOHN PUTNAM ,.,
Buckingham, Jan. 10. e,,3,s
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@ aEZTN @ -Nuu-
STAPLES on raE JA3t,1

STAPLES OF THE bIAKkEI.
Tobacco ) 81 to l0i-Corn 5 3 80 Flour
o. to 9i-Wheat ) Si-Meal, 81 cts to S l.
Hemp l20 TO 1870.
dred-Cotfee - to - cts. per lb.-Molasses 50
to 6o cts. per Galion-Herrings cut ) to 81 d.
bhi-Bacon 20 10 22 cts. per lb.--Kum, Ami.
qua, ) - TO 30 per gallon do. Jamaica, 81
so to : 81 per gallon.
UNDERSTANDINGS ON.
Bank Of Virginia. .....I25
Farmers Bank. .........l23
l.. :. Stock .............untc
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For 4AyervoC}.

,s5Y = NE tue ship iHDlAS cHihr, capt. WAT.
SsSFG sON-haNiLg The gicai,r pant q h,r cargo
she will nestviih quck dispaich
IT For HEIGHT ct about Is hhds. OF tobacco ami.
). IoLSUHCsN & CO.
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To Coccd- Mqters, Hotters, Boob Biader5,
SaGdlcrs and .Sioe~ 1ieLers

1"c"tfIN una toNfG~ l'tfhefS.
MOROCCO LEATHER MANUfACrORY ....JrlsE
Afa CORfiELD dale ct Phiade ghja nlosl respectful
y noIns tIe lnnabtNuis OF Richnieid aid It's yiciHHy
that he has commenced the above isiness IN ali iis
Tons branches. at tire back Of the Bell Tavern near Or
Ola Mdrket and trusts, from his eSpeIi Is ,iu
IV,t merit a share OF ilie public patti onags He b.s
ioi eale The following articles az o. Tatt Ce's criryiEg
shop aEd leather stofes VIZ Goa aud SHEEP SKIS
suitable Tor Inning carriages, ana general assoitnrrt
OF MOROCCO ior lining bats, ugelber with various as
softneits ~ Morocco Ter de- tancy shoes &C &C..
Also, general assortment Of WOOL.
January 10. 7G~v I'm
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sAgricAtvYV.
January 10.

" ING IT The soeiey tue Improvement OF AgtItt
tuie ~ Vagina, when officers for The yearase 10 b. cleo
Yea ana me laws revised The members requested
d. - 4 M attS.'stt 80
January 10. ~
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Notice.

u persons having claa against the estate OF JOHN
4 ST. JOHN, dec will please mai them known L. tie
subscriber, that an arrangement may be a. ade for d.
chafghg theI and al persons indebted to said estate
viii please make speedy paynomiiO
JOHN iOSgtR. AdminisiTai5r If
the estate VI John 81. John ass.
January TO- 70 eoGt
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DOMESTIC.

WAsHiNGToN, Jan. G.-Weare inform
ed that the Drawing Room at the Prcsi-
dents Mansion, will be opened on We'd
nesday week. Nat Int.
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Pinnkatank ZOE sale.

~ virtue Ola deed OF trust recorded IN Jiddiesexof
- fee, from Robert q. Games secure the pajinen
OF sun Of money 10 The trustees OF Ralph WnrGieley
Dec viii, on the i2h day of March nest. proceed in
called PiANkAI AK. pun chased by TIE said Gaines
from the sadtrnsees, situated To- M6diesex county for
Oh the premises.
RICHARD N. sEGUR, Tynsfec.
December -. 7oI0t
sss-sssssss.
TliE whole amount uow DIE for the above tract Of
land, Pidrkaank does MOI exceed $50 ard which ba-
lance wastcndercd TO Mr. John T. i.onax the trustee
upwards II months m the esigcs 0wn bonds and
MONEY which honGs asfeeaby 70 wrtfcR contract the
said trustee Is bound to fecciye IN pgyHem.
ROBERT .. GAINES.
10 HEREBY CERTIFY. That some months past I
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ne stated {" be due from Ko. 2. Gaines but Nj LouiaX
tgected The claims in consequence whereof no ,eitle
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