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xsxjA Exchange Cefss-H House >aaN
Sss;4iDe& NJ ARINE JOURNAL. &a&
Port OF .qLEHANDRLa.. December 90.

ARRIVED,
Schr Philadelphia, Hand, from Phila-
deiphia, with full cargo OF various arti-
c!es, TO merchants OF The District.
The scnr. Oscar, Barnes, Is days from
Casline, coffee, sugar, wine, salt, Sc. 10
J. H. Laid, & &c.
Sloop Henry, Rhodes, Providence, with
country produce to the master.
Also number OF inland vessels.
The schr Virgins. Ann, cl. at Norfolk
esd inst. for this port.
Brig Planter, Bly,, hence. from Savannah,
ar. at Norfolk ED inst. Is days ballast.
Schr Melissa, hence ar. at Boston 25th
The ice in the Potomac was much redu-
ced yesterday and lest night by afall Of
rain.
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rope, for e. acuating the French territory
was received al Aix-la, Chap.lle, on IL.
l7,5of' Oct.
|, The Emperor Of Russia and King Of Pm.
STA, were at Vaicnciennes on the 2,st Or,
Lord Wellington, was the next day tc Civ.
a splendid fete to the Soyereigns, and m
the following day, grand review Of ,bs
troops when immediately after he eyacu
alton was to follow. The roate &C all II.
troops has been traced.
The Emperor OF Russia King of Prussi,
together with many illusirious persopsge
of civil and military distinction, were e,.
pected at Paris on the s8tt Oct.
The Bank Of England had not resumed
specie payments; but it was said, they
were preparing for that measure, and W., a
commence with the issue CT silver.
On the 3olh Oct. fifty sail Of vessels ar.
rived at Dover, from Calais, having on
board large body of British troops, Of the
late army Of observation in France. After
landing the men, the vessels immediately
returned to Calais.
The Queen Of England still fingers on
the bed OF sickness and suffers great pai,
and restlessness.
Sir Humphrey Davy has been raised to
the dignity Of Baronet.
Died at Paris, NJ. Bertrand de MoIleviIIc
Minister OF Marine under Louis XVI. aged
rs years.
From the London Observer Of Oct. %.
DIFFERENCES WITH AMERICA ADJUSTED.
The matter, not in dispute exactly. but
IN uncertainty, and which were left for ar.
ransement between this country and Ane.
RIGA, at the conclusion Of tie la,e war. are
said to have been, the greater number Of
them, happily settled by the commissioners
appointed for that purpose on our par, and
Mr.GaIla.in On the other, before that gentle.
man qmtted England. The boundary,
which was left unsettled in the treaty a,
the end Of the revolulh nary war, is now
accurately fixed. This il true, is great
point. The right Of fishing, and drying
FISH, on the coasts of Newfoundland, is
clearly defined; and the terms of inter.
course between cur Yves. India Islands,
and the vessels of the United States are
specified and agreed on. These also are
matters of considerable weight; but the
greatest difficulty remains behind, and il is
probable for this reason, that il is the grea-
test, that It so remains the right OF visi-
ta'ion, and the power Of experimenting the
seamen OF each country, when found on
board the ships Of the other, is unsettled.
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ALEXANDRIA: '
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %. 1913.
FROM oun coaREspoNDEkT At wAsHIsoToS
Tuesday, December 90.


Tuesday, December 90.
i have little 70 say to you ofyesterday's
proceedings-and yet out Of them some-
thing may hereafter rise to amuse your
readers with events and speculations Of i'm
portance. Incompetence with the requisi-
ton of the house of representatives, the
president sent letter received BY him from
the secretary Of state, accompanied by a
vast mass of correspondence and documents
which passed between the latter and the
American minister at Madrid, and others
ON other occasions, respecting the relations
of this country with Spain. OF letter
from Mr.. Adams to Mr.. IRVINE, our mi
mister at Madrid, enough has transpired to
induce US to believe that even from Mr.. A.
dams's pen no diplomatic production has
yet appeared to surpass it in every requi-
site Of argument, eloquence and truth.
Time will tell.
Out Of eight resolutions offered to the
house, l see bur one Of such interesting i'm
port as to warrant my particularzing it. II
was offered by Mr.. Tallmadge, and goes
TO provide by law for the presidents APP
pointment, with the consent Of the senate,
of the clerks Of the several district courts of
the United States, and requiring from such
clerks better security for the performance
of their duties. Ha.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30
FOREIGN ARTICLES,
From English papers received at Bo,tt

From English papers received at Boston.
The papers furnish NO political news Of
any great moment, excepting the full rati6-
cation of the Treaty for the evacuation Of
the allied army from France; and the dis
persion ofthe troops, to their several homes.
A large portion Of the British army had
reached England. The sovereigns, and
high military commanders were assembling
at Paris, for The purpose Of taking an af1ec-
tionate, and il is hoped, long farewell, Of
the illustrions House Of Bourbon. A few
general extracts are made from the latest
dates ~, ~
The ratification by the French govern
ment Of the Treaty Of the Sovereigns Of Eu-
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SELECTED.
CANZONET.

CANZoNET.
IT'S sweet, when in the glowing west,
The suns bright wheels their course are
leaving
Upon the oceans azure breast,
; To watch the dark wave slowly heaving.
And oh! at glimpse Of early morn,
While holy monks their beads are telling,
IT'S sweet to hear the hunters horn
From glen to mountain widely swelling.
And il is sweet at midday hour,
Between the forest oak reclining,
To hear the driving tempest pour, {
Each sense to fairy dreams resigning.
IT'S sweet, where nodding rocks around
The night shade dark, is wildly wreath
Ing,
To listen to some solemn sound,
From harp to'lyre divinely breathing.
And sweeter yet the genuine glow,
OF youthful friendships high devotion,
Responsive to the voice ofwo,
When heaves the heart with strong emo
ton.
And youth is sweet with many a joy,
That frolic by in artless measure;
And age is sweet, with less alloy,
In Tranquil thought and silent pleasure.
Tor He who gave the life we share,
With every charm his gift adjoining,
Babe eve her pearly dew drops wear,
And drest in smiles the blush Of morning.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30
A Tract of Land

containing 800 acres, and als> the reversion
of fifty acres adjoining the same tract Of 300
acres, lying and being in the county OF FIRE.
derrick and state of Virginia, situate on the
north side Of the Shenandoah river, and adj
joining the said river about two miles be-
low Smokers ferry-one hundred acres OF
which is finely timbered, and the whole
tract well watered with never failing
spring: the buildings are an excellent dwell
ing house, with other suitable Outhouses, a
good barn, corn house, biacksmith's shop,
stable, &c. &c.
This land, am told, has for the last Sc
ven years been highly improved with clo-
yer and plaster OF Paris upon the whole il
is considered to be one among the best
farms in the county, combining all the adj
vantages of good society, saIubrity Of eli
mate and fertility of soil. Terms of sale
will be as follows: three thousand dollars
in cash, or a negotiable note with an en-
dorser or endorsers 10 be approved of by
the marshal of the said district, or his de-
putty who may act, and payable at one Of
the branches of the Farmers bank Of Vir-
ginia at Winchester, and the residue Of the
purchase money in three equal payments
OF one, two and three years the purchaser
or purchasers giving bonds and security or
securities, 10 be approved Of by the marshal
or his deputy, with deed of trust on the
said land so sold, as further security for
the payments of The said bonds.
WILLIAM MANN, d. n.
For .9INiDREW MOORE, Marshal.
Richmond, Dec. 80 IFS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30
From, the .Mbaay Gazette.

Mr. PRISTER,
If you think the following short report Of
law case, determined in the early admi-
nistration of justice, under " the act for the
settlement of the courts Of justice" passed
lst November, 1858, taken verbatim from
the minutes Of the court, will light up a
smile in the pale face Of any of the profess
sion, in this the day Of their adversely, |
need not address an argument to your bene-
violence to give il an immediate insertion.
A..
Hons Won KnipPenbersh,)
kinSt
Stofle Freekhouse.
Parties called.
Hons Won NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pc.
Stofile Freekhouse-Here, here.
Juaice.--Well, Hons, the kort is now
cpcn.-For why you call me here--what
you kot against Stofile
Hons.-Wejl, sir, your honor please,
&c tam rashkel has kilt my ios-and ca.
pital tcg be was, sir.
Jsstiee.--Wel!, Hons, what you want
for te tog?
Hons.-The log, 10 be sure, wasent wort
tam cent; maur, howsomeyer, as he kilt
him as he did, | mean to kit all what can
II vii have the full vally of him.
Jpstiee.--Well, Stofle, you hear wl;at
Hons says-how you kilt histog-what you
kot 10 say TO dat?
.SoRe.--ro be sure It'd kill the tam
little dog,-put, Ply my blixim, he can't
prove it; and since he has suite me as he
It'd, | wont pay never copper-not by my
zeel. so
.Jnstice.-sIy juchment is, dat Hons shall
pay de cost Of de writ, and Stoflie shall pay
de cost of dis juchment-So, boys, you
may go home. N
Doctor Graham being on a stage in
country town, in order TO promote the sale
of his medicines, told the country people
that he had come here for the good of the
people, and not for scant" Then, speak
ing to bis merry Andrew, said he, :" do we
come here for cant, Andrew p "No feith.
EUR, (says Andrew we have enough OF that
at home,- besides Continued hey my meas
ter has very large estate,-but that's nei-
tber here nor there"
A gentleman who had been desired by
his wife to make purchase for her at a
millmer's, being requested by friend on
his return to call in, begged TO be excused
from stopping, as he bad bought bonnet
for bis wife, and was afraid the fashion
would alter before he got home.
a person having been recommended 10
plant on MS estate because itwould be for
the benefit Of posterity, replied, that if he,
could find posterity had done any thing for
him, be would do that for posterlty;; but,
until then, he would not take the trouble.
A gentleman'in company with Foote, at
the Smyrna coffee house, took up news
paper, saying, ! want to see what the minis
try are about Foote, with a smile, replied,
Look among the robbe.ies.
Uneertaiaty is the characteristic Of all
worldly pursuits.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30

By the report Of the quarter master of the
regiment, it appears that the 9th Infantry,
commanded by col. Atkinson, and stationed
on the Chauplain frontier, have performed,
since the frs; of April last, 25,7l6 days la
Dor, exclusive Of their military duty, The
cultivation Of a kitchen garden, which will
supply the regimen, with vegetables until
the next season. ibid.
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MarshaI's Sale.

pY virtue ola decree of the court OF the
I'D United States for the fifth circuit in
tie Virginia district, in suit in chancery,
wherein Mary Wormeley, wife Of Hugh
Wallace Wormeley, by George F. Srother
her next friend, and John S. Wormeiey,
Mary ". Wormeiey, Jane B. Wormeiey and
Anne B. Wormeley, infant children Of The
said Mary aud Hugh ". by the said George
F.Srother their next friend plaintiff, against
Hugh Wallace Wormsiey, Thomas Trode,
Richard Teitch, David Castleman and
Charles Mccormack, defendants, will be
sold at public auction on the third day Of
February nert, it fair, if moi, the next fair
day, on The premises,
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We have been favored with the perusal
ofanoriginal letter, from Choctaw Indian,
and one Of influence in his nation; which,
if we had room, would be worth publishing
entire. Ii is genuinely aboriginal. This
letter, the sentiments Of which would do
honor to the white brethren Of the writer,
satisfies US Of the great improvement ma
hing among those Indians, where the at
tempts TO civilize them have been consistent
and rational, and Of The Importance of a
perseverance in these attempts, to which
few exceptions ought to be no discourage
ment. National Inteliigsncer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30
A TRULY LaMEYTaBLE CASE.

There is in the city Of Hartford, in Con-
necticut, little girl who is deaf dunb,and
biindi "And yet" says the letter which
gives this information, believe they will
contriye 10 teach her, for--she can smell.
Two gentlemen had the curiosity to call
and see her; both gentlemen had gold
watches very nearly resembling eachother.
She took them, and after smelling to them,
returned TO each bis own; and by no ma
neuvreing or changing, could she be made
TO commit an error" What aggrayates the
calamity, is that her parents are poor.
----, TROY Post.
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A hog raised by Luther Brownnell, Of
Beekman, and but ~ months old, was sold
last week to-John S. Grear, merchant, of
this village, and weighed 69e pounds.
[Poughkespsie Courier.
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4 person having been recommended 10
plant on mis- estate. because itwpuld be for
the benefit Of posterity, replied, that if he
could find pcsterity had done any thing for
him, be would do that for posterity; but,
until then, he would not take the trouble.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30

A gentlemsnin company with Foote, at
the Smyrna coffee house, took up news
paper, saying, | wan, to see what the minis
try are about. Foote, with a smile, replied,
Look among the ubbe.ies.
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A gentleman who had been desired by
his wife to make purchase for her at a
milliner's, being requested by friend on
his return to call in, begged TO be excused
from stopping, as he bad bought bonnet
for bis wife, aud was afraid the fashion
would alter before he got home.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30

Uncertainty is the characteristic Of all
worldly pursuits.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-30

IT'S sweet, when in the glowing west,
The SUMS bright wheels their course are
laoy.ncr H- N.e. ..-...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

" ~ ~ 10 - plslt ~
Mr. NILS, from Massachusetts. appear
cd on Tuesday and took his seat
idr. P0ihFefter, lr0,n The committee on
public laHdS, made q report unlayorable
10 The proposition Of JOHN Gardiner, TO
supply tie soldiers with maps of their
bounty dnds at a Reasonable price; which
was read and cOncurrpd in.
Mr. Williams, Of North Carolina, from
the committee OF claims, made an unidyo-
Tabie report on the pelllion Of Samuel,
Jercmiall and John Peabody, which was
read dud cpncartrd ia.
1ie Spfatcr laid before Tie House a
lcitec ifom thc Secretary % Tic Treasury
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NEW GOODS.


Has jaa chhen'd and eeers for Sale at his
Sfore 40. he, ,2names-sfreef.
ROADCLOIHSs Cassimeres black
~ Bombszet,s y CaIicocs ). black Sinchaws
aud Sarsnstts: green Lustriug; Italian and
Canton Grapes; lndis cottons 4.4 snd 4
white couon Camb ies linen do dimiiies;
Irish linens; Iish shecting Russis do
super maddapollam and stesm loom Shir,ings;
Russia and Anerie,p dispersi Ravens Dack;
biuo and yellow NankiDs; book Muslins |;
nell do plain aud 6gur'd lsno's long lawns;
brown linens, mar king &Shyass; meas and
wo'ncn's cet,ou and wotstsd Hosiery; silk
end cotton sVelvetsi white aud colosfd mar
settles VsHing black Horentine do. white
joan; white and colo,'J plain silk Shawls /;
imitation nierino do. With handsome borders |;
ladies fancy silk HandksrchieEs pink Cling.
hams {; garniturs ribbons; gentlemen's bea.
YER Gloves; ladies black and white silk jo
white and cnler'd kid do. black silk, fiag and
bandanno Handkeseh,sfs; luadrass and chill
dren's do Genticmen's white cfsvsis India
chex sewing Silks al colours 2s and 80
inch cotton Umbrellas of the fisss quality,
with horn hsndlcs oil cloths |; buttons, cot.
ton noss, pins needles, ulillin.ttS, combs, lins
crash, tspes, bobbins, &c. &c.
N: B-R. P. LEE Keeps constantly on
hand an Assortment Of AmxafcAN GooDs,
such as Cotton W~p.kni,ung Couoo, t,hcx,
Dedsicks, Stripes snd Ciughsms, Shirli,igs,
cotton threads, SC. gs
Newport, July ., 1918. t4w1
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FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber's Farm situate IN the
u town Of Portsmouth, r. I. on the west
'osd 10 Newpor' sbou, IA mites from Brjs-
tot Ferry. The southeast part Of said Fs' N
is sdjoiaing to q cross road, within ebout so
rods from the Mcrhcdiss Meeting House and
K. I. turnpike rosd--eootaiuirg sboof IS e.
s'es Of moving, orchard, and ell improved
.ilIsss Land, divided INFO IL lots, well fencsd
wiih stone wall. Three of ssid lots are ess
cslIess y,ung Orchards, viz one ef three .
cree and two Of about one acre each sli bear
sisg e,sh~d & uit. Was picked from said or
{ hard Iass year opwsrds Of 900 Bushels Of
,fs;imsn sweesivg and gresoiag apples, exr
rsvs Of Other kinds Of spp'ss, and eleven
ssrreis Of eide. c.--Two dwelling. HOUSES, two
'nsns and two corn cribs With two good wells
q wrsr ssc. &c. For fS'sher particulars,
.euire Of the subscriber, on she premises.
THOMAS CORY.
Postsnou,h, ysly 1, 1913. tnJ
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or NEWPokT.

Brig GecpatrAs' Tsggsrt, Havana; sloop sher-
Ne desA Bllven, New York; schr. Canton. Sails.
bury, Vcracosk; slocp b D. Jones, Cshoone, New
1Sr& 10. Rapid, Walden. do.
CLEARED.
Sloop Sally. Vars. Albany do Rapid, Walden.
New-vork; do D. ID, Jones'. cahoone. do; do Dol.
phin, Sanders, do. -
The ship George Washington. Allen. of Newport,
sailed from Liverpool on the 7h june.
Brig II. from Bristol. for Gibraltar, Is days out
was spoken in lat 80, lon 80
The sloop Morsirg star. from Newport. arrived
IT Baltimore, luy 20.
Left at Point Petre. (Cuadaloupe,) brig Hiram,
She sarnan, Of THE porn. to sail in days.
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r hode. Island Medical .Sociefy.

HE annual meeting Of the Rhode Island .sssdfeoi
y Society, win be holden. by order OF the p, es-
dent IN the Senate Chamber in Prcvidenc4s. ON the
ms. day of September, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ III e
Meeiing Of tae censors for the Northern District.
On the day proceeding at the same place and hour
JOHN w-SIcHMQND. Recording Sscresary.
Providence. Aug. lst, 1879. 81.
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MiKKSHAL'S NOTICE.
Hsfrsp sr<rzs or .zMssfex, !

'--s---->r- Rhode ystuad Drusses, st7 -,
DUNsUANrt 10 suadfs Warrants frofn the lion.
!, y Dxxip -HaTeLL. Esq Judge ot thc united
States stoups, tcr The District of kode Island
Notice IS hxeby given, that there has bteh Glcd
before said Judge, Information by Wiiiam Ellef.,
Eiq. Collcctor of the Customs Tor the D,srict vi
Newport. sg anst q certain cedsr.boat, called the
Grace, her tackle. apparel and iurfi,uSe Also AZ
gxinst pieces OF calico, part of two bpes of do 4
boxes Of dry goods, 81 hats. 3 bags Of pepper. i3
zeroons pf cocoa, boz of sundrics, bales wrling
fapers, fowIingpiec 3 rnuskess. and a small
piece Of boot les,her. Said boat and goods being
torf-ed. is sedked ip sa1 information for vio-
tation of ti,c laws of the United states Ana trial
will be had thereon at District Court to be oldea
In Providence. on the first TUESDAY 10 August ne xt
DuIEE j fEARCE, Dep'y. Afo,sSat
NeWpcrt July %, 1873
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UNION HOYEL.
JOHN COOK.

xnfdvsss the hn5tir in general and ais friends
in particular
T,H I H. has taken the noted House Of Col.
Ja'ses Psrys. No. 12e. Thames-street, lately
improved by Mr.. bows as q Public Howse, and
which he proposes to accommodste Ladies and
G~niienen who NAV do him the honor 10 call upon
him. with the hest fare the market may afford NO
exertions sh4i os wanting 20 Rratify and oblige =
Tie bes, of Liquors will be ready at command. and
good keeping Of Horses constantly provided.
I7A few. steady lIorders (ladses and gen,eman,) }
can be sccomrn sdated in the best manner.
A. Newport. july l. 1919
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I'HE.l TIRE

Nil inhabitants Of Newport and It's
. y vicioity are informed that The fxEArRE will
De opeaed on Monday evening, Angus, 3--when
viii De presentetlA favorite Comedy, in FIVE acts,
and other Entertainments, which vii. be expressed
IN future advertise menis, md the bills OF the day.
Newport, July 20, 1913
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State oil kI,ode- Island, &c

Waslinstsn, se.-Clsrks eeFee Court IF Csmmsn
Pleas, Juiy 10, 1918
THE creditors of .hal6o5okyh H. Gardner,
Of CharisA,own in the county Of Washington,
90 iusolven; Debtor, to wnom the benefit Of
tie IosoIvept Acs hath been granted, arc
hereby notified to appear AZ the Court Of
Common pIess, to be holden at Soufh. Kings.
town, within and for the coun,y Of Washing
ton, 90 the. second Monty Of August next,
70 nominate Commissioners and A,sigpees
70 receive and dissri6ute said lnsolvent's Es-
tate. secordins to Law.
lJls1 SAMUEL HELME, Clerk.
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Holm e AARON HAI.L.

ID EspECrFULLy inform The ishabitants Of New.
~ port ana its siSinsy,that they have appointed
JOB SHERMAN. Of Newport. their sgeni to receive
and deliver all kinds oil silks, satias grapes con-
qnsns, .hswls. aik spd cotton hose ribbons, cloths
vi al. ENDS, stufs, ankins &- SC which they will
venture to say. will be finished in style eqssI. II not
super ior to any Dyeing House in America, and the
price Of coioring reasonable and uniform, according
60 sise. width, color, &c. MaysS
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SIG Or THE EAGLE,
THames.ss

-l - n IHdMes. sErfcS.
MR. BILLINGS respectfully informs her triends
AVA and the public, that she continues at the old
stsnd recently occupied by her late husband. where
every attention viii be paid to the accommodation
of those ladies and gentleman who may favor her
with ,hsir custom Private Boardcrs can be accom-
tnodssed IN a satisfactory manner. W.
CT Good >, sbling for Horses.
Newport. Nay 20, i6l8.. ctf1
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NEwroaTs sc .--Cle'Fs Office, Supreme Ju.
diciai Courf, July 2e, 1878 -
"HERE As Paul Bailey, Of Newport, in The
w county Of Newport. housswrigbt. has 6iled
N said 0fh;e certified copy Of an act of The Hon.
orabe GeDsf Assembly Of the State aforesaid, pas
him the beneR Of an act passed June, iY56 entitled
- An ect Cor thc relief Of nsovent se6tops Notice
Is hereby given 10 the creditors Of the said Paul
nailey, 70 appess f they think 81. At tie supreme
Judicial Court. to be holden at Newport on the 4;h
Moadsy off, August ncxt, 10 noininae Commissions.
srs or Assgnees 10 receive HE estate and effects.
and to distribute the same according to law
Cy291 HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-29
no Ltl'.

A. No possession given Immediately, the Fergus.
IA on House, SO called, at use head of the New
Church Lane. For terms, apply In
ss DUiEE j. PEARcE
Newport July I, 1913 CGw !