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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

tDOBLC SALE.-By virtue of deed Of trust executed
= p.he subscriber BY Robert peasants on The nth
daj Of March, 1917 and recorded in The county cart az
rowbstau, on the 10th day Of November following for
purposes therein mentioned will positively be sold to
.pe inquest bidder, for cash, at POwbalan Courthouse
me iStA ddy.9 FebrHGrg neat, twelve NEGROES:-
Alo on Tue l5fh dGg Of tie same month, will he sold
hoef ihe said deed Of trHst AT The Fine Creek Hills In
Powhaan county, the highest bidder for cash Two
horses, hfee beds aud fmiture and snndry ether a.
cles oi household furniture much Of the said
properly rs may be necessary satisfy the money secure
ed Ivy said deed. ~
The lille vested in the ssbscrbeT will be conveyed 10
the purchasers. WIN. 5. DANCE, Trustse.
Jan. . (2)T3..tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

III
the 18th day Of January. 1876
CHARLES Thompson jr.....-. PtoinfiH,
Hugh ~. Pei,ns, John -. Price Amcy pe,,u,. Ioseoh
=. and WIN. DaLney, Nathaniel 1hoiupsom ir. Na,ha.
asi A. smi,h, Joseph wooiiois, David Allen, Peter
White and Francis }. rhvinps Dsjel,danfs
The defendaut Hugh ~. Pei,ns not having entered
ms appea,anee and given security according To law
tisfacticn the be not an OF hi.
state. on the motion OF the plant by his counsel T
rs Ordered latt. sand defendant appear here on The
secohd Monday ~ April next and answer The naiutin,.
n; and that copy of Ibis order forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper published in the city Of Richnond
Tor ssb weeks successfully ano posted al The from,
aoci o the courthouse of this county on some cout day
,, copy Tes'e. JOHN PoiNDExTER, c. C.. (
IN ciiAkc EkY.--h CoochIand county coon. Nov.
Il 10, IciS- 49,
Nlelolas ware. Mary F. Ware, Samuel w. Harris and
Harms aud Elizabeth his wife, formerly sli,.h.,n
was, Which sad Nicholas Mary Sally and Esabeth.
are children and distributes Of James Ware, dec.
- Fi4inii6s,
John Ware, Robert Ware Richard Ware. mar,b, A.
ware Cara s. Ware, Susan NJ. Ware, James Heath
mas, ana Jacob D. Fowler and Ann n. his wlle, for.
also children and disiribuiees Of James ware dec @'
On the motion OF the plaintiffs by ti,y,T sa,,",s.
James u Ferguson is by he court appointed qua, dian
of The defendants Ri.ha,d Ware Martha NJ Wa zen
are % , su,.n % ware aud James II. Ware, no
'.a"s "huefihe age Of years for the I'M, ms. ~
ueiehai"g them in thissuit and ,bs hi, ~
anu answers Of Reben Ware and Of he
and Jacob II. Fowler and Arr, a. ssa'o 10 MED,
senleTed their appearance ana OF, .c, not having
the act OF Assembly, and lire me. s.sy aeroTins
appealing To The sYi,,,r,ion ~, ". go. ana y
ni phi:aiis O. tie conn ia. .hey are
of the p!airtiGs b, their a,,.,,.c, % ne notieh
the said aesrrdaris iacoh ;, ~ - D'.tit9, mat
wife do .uueaT b.s, an m. 49,, az" Hrn q. hrs
next and a.. er The u,;a,,,,, AZ, 10 February
this oraer h, f.rt,,,,,,, ;,' anu .ha copy OF
publisb,d 4, ir n . ri,, ~. ~ s"''.e newspaper
cessiveiy, ard that another re s, -, sue.
ooot OF the courthouse % this comfy. c. ''SA'
copy, Tesie, W. MILLER {. q. c..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

Z WANT TO HlRE-By the month, or for the balance
n OF the year, is 20 able bodied MEN to clear a
piece of land, and do other work on farn-Also In
purchase OF strong peu,h MARES.
rem y. S6wtt b. W. COLEMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

1TLoRENcE COMNIssIoN HOUSE.. Targ,o0 AZ,
y hfHteg Semhuorfh, have a Nstekouse vt Flo
rerce AZ The head Of navigation tennessee river
reaoy Ter tue reception Of cotton aid such other artt
oes domestic and foreign ~ raAy 80 consigned 10 th.,,
ihey VIII pprchase cot'on and tobacco aud sell ery
eooos ahd groceries, SAT- ara HreVsio- on CON e,io
ioI those who mas favor them with ifcis caston,
n. y. salt y vety much wanisd II pftsent.
fiorencc, Dec. 10. go az Am
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Shsase'd bis forehead, snowy-cau
"tn many ~ sc'nthine cluster.
lips, nat IN tuence seenfd to speak.
"e.e MS, anu eyes OF m.o biue lusite:
Ano even the paieness oi his check,
snS passing trace oil teuuer care.
pun sne"e now besutiiuiu we've
,, " us own natural bloom were there.
mere Is hardly any passage in English noe 4.
~ which possesses more life and beaufy than,
the following uicturp of Rho.ioa.,nh,.. ~, a.. 4,
first a,mearanc. IN A .,j,er,o,, =, - "
w.s !, , for,r -, ,,a,,,, ,.,n'',s
That did M. ,,a lied s.,,se ;,,,n,...,
hven painful fro,n its loye,nrssi
Her brish, hair in he noon b.s,ns rIowin.
Arose bud wreath above eoshs'd,
Ftoin whence, ne nom fountain lowing
Long Tnglets refund her temples tain'L
And tell IN ui.ny a graceful field.
STREAMING. IN curie al '.attrfy ligh.n.ss
Aronnu het nsck's uiarnioieai wilderness.
Love, la the smile that round her lips
Twin roses OF persuasion. play'a,
Mechanics ofbaplie, sweets. than sips
The iiyinettian Bee --bis ambush laid;
And his o~h shafts of liquid IRE
Came on the soul with sweet s.tprisr
Through ih- soft devs Of ,omns de siit
Tha, trembled in her large dark eyes;
But ia those eyes that sv.m',! 10 sove
hane almost too iigit for love,
That shone With iuttrnii,ting flashes
Beneath their long deep shadowy isshes.
Every Que has admired the evening land
disturbed Oily bN the mopimS owl. "-'rhc
same scene has been described by "A humdrel
poets, but perhaps none ever cxcelled the
following lines m, The ID ca,to Au,h.n,,n,
hae v;x;,.,i ~. ,..,.,.l - 49,. - ~ -
,i;.,..,;o,. or ~ - - ~ "ie
CIV -. w Ie'Sle"e seer.
YI,, ~, VI ss'n was on ire uees'
i.h., ,,,a,,' '.i r sp, .,, ;, s ,s
Am.nr an, s,,nw,,. h,",a ne th
OF those tall vja,,.s is 'y,is,-,s s,,,,,s. ,-t
And save i,,at ~ mis-, .ymuhn,,x
or air and II rr,,u M s.,,,,a =, 3. heard
But of the snlIar, h,,I 80
That ave ~ Su,n,,,, 80 s,;p,,s ho,r
When ,unsic saw, ler ,v, "a .o,.
Attunes nam lrr inv,sih,r bowrr
Her HYMN To- The de.e.nuir. sun
When fSLsJoJ.n,,,.. -, ,I,a ,i,; I'll c,,,,o 80,
abont IN ;u,,,r;,,, h. -, L; -, -,
H.; ~ ''P''' ''0 '"'"' A's' vi" F>'i'"e"itoh >
"P',
guy sa'ne' q up heI sii'ietibg hair,
auu round MS neck iisresses threw,
ANU twtnu her arms oi hram,y rare
GROUND nihh; ana the hight c1ris drew
w closer ban"s ;---tnSfiai dew
vi ,ove anu Young desire was swimming
IN nef oIieht eyes ,Ainch hot cumming
1h.i, , n ,sg, s ra. , oIisn,nng
She elss nd b, y, nsr ,n, ,"u hr,aa,
nd on ii, go h. I,.s -. -, -
And ,I ,.J ,Jr ,,biis ~ 80 r'>s
Win ;,yans smile.
ssCb,ss H., ,rs mine III. sneIls h,y.vo, ,l,.,,
=. Whic5 r,npJ ,,J ,oun6 Inv son, / ,,yi,. ~
Ana ~. The ki,, / mini nnon then,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

(Ah IRON ~ $50 tens swedish aud American len
- Of sureticr quality, MAJ is general 80,
tors hocp iron. assorted
- DO. swedish plough rintes
90. English blister steel
DO. American 10.
\ DE- real German do.--For sal, Or
Jan. > I5.-wl2~ DREW, BLAIR q SARROLL-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13
Mr.. CLAY AND LoSEpH LANCAsrF

Orr readers have noticed in the proceedings
of The House of Representatives some do
ago. that Mr.. Lancaster was, by a vote OF that
House, permitted TO a seat within the bar Of
the HaiI--a privilege appertainng only to
these who are or have been members Of Com
gress, or by special vote. The letter from
that PhilanihropiSt, addressed TO the Speaker
OF the House cf Repre- @ntaiives, WAS read Oh
Friday. The following is a copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

IN CHAM ERY -At coart held for Loans, --on..,
abe iith day of January, 1915 -""'
o"'""'" ie''es... ..... Plaintiff,
t1L AGAINST
Hugh ~. Pet,ns, Joseph and wm. babney Josep,
Wooiiok, David Allen, Nathaniel Thompsoi r. and
duieoaa fe'ns, administrators OF Samuel o. Pettls,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

NJ HNEoH fIUIS.-We shall receive 2 lev daEs
~ suoo very prime Buenos AyTes OK HiDES-wbich
WHINE solo OH reasonable terms at our store.
Dsc.2e IO..u RALS]ON * pLEASANTS
VIZ Lett Err BAG of the ship George " ashinefcn
J. Capt. Allen, foi London is pp al ,hc Mer.I,nts'
Coffee House, from whence il vii, be ,ak,n away on
pednesday morning the l'th i,,st. A9A.M
req. ~. SS..n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13
.Stean 70 as for Sac.

The Steamboats, EAGLE. and
Obi NEW JERSEY, will be offered
al public sale at Bewly's " Wharf,
-sESK Ia the city Of Baltimore, on
* <eE [iSSY Mouddp, the LIST dug uf March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

10, IsiS- 1850 wv
Nicholas Ware, Mary r. Ware, Samuel W. tyarri. and
sally -, his wife, formerly Sally N. Ware Beni.n'in
Harris aud Eiizaheth bis wife, iormery Elizabeth
are children and distributes Of James Ware, dec
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-04
FOR THE GAZETTE

On Tuesday the lsi inst. the young gen.
,lemen belonging 10 the College at George"
town, paid visit to Mount Vernon On
hoard the Union Steam Boat-and on
their return stopped at Fort Washington,
when Master Wells, one of the company,
delivered in presence af the officers OF the
garrison the following lmprcmptu, written
on board the Steam Boat.
We brave asserters of Columbia's cause.
Ye shields Of freedom aud of freedoms
laws,
No adulations shall my muse rehearse,
She'll pay no tribute in dissembled verse.
The soldiers worth demands her grateful
praise. lays;
The soldiers worth shall have her warmest
His country's honor and the nations prlde'
When foreign foes swim thro' the ioaming
tide.
To banjsh freedom from this chosen earth;
O then we know and feel the soldiers
worth: [breast,
His innate greatness beats within his
He flies from home and all the Joys OF
rest. field,
He leaps transported mid the warning
He fights, he ,onquers, makes the Britain
yield. lasunher'
Then thou great Fort, shall tear their fleets
Whilst round them roars your animatlng
thunder,
Shall whelm them meath Potomack's sill
yer tide,
And freedoms Gag shall DER the Lion ride.
But may'st thou never cool, again dehle
The patriots zeal and honest soldiers toll,
But hy the greatness Of thy future fame,
Wine off the stain thas6ll'd thee once with
shame!
Yes, view yon seat, where rests our coun'
try's sire,
And blaze anew With patriotic hre;
Oh! ope your gates to ev'ry coming
gale, lexha'e,
That watts the sweets which Vernon shades
Its tervid iews shall thro' your bosom roll
And pour the soldiers valor in your soul !;
When wars polluted banner is uhturld'
Your praise shall ring thro' great Colum-
bia'. world
Yes. from the east unto the setting sun,
All tongues shall sing the great Fort
WASHINGTON. J.. NJ.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-04
THE CIRCASsIAN LADY.

The Gag cite de France contradicts u
ungailant observations of the other Pap
papers, as TO the beauty of this fair STRIP
ger who has been brought to Europe by Y
Persian ambassador. 1t describes her b
possessing very white skin and chee1
temper. Her beauty, says the Journal,3
pears to be, according to the accounts
have received, of a nature 10 be priced
mopg ali people, who think that beauty ca
sists in the perfect harmony ofteatures,aF
the exactness of proportions. Large BY
eyes. long black hair, slender youthful
cure. are advantages with which no Que p
be deemed ugly in France. Blu, sill +
assured!y must excite strong interest
mong US. A slave, without any ianIf
without a country, her life, in our cspI1
as every where else, is passed in The m9
profound seclusion. Exiled to, her chs1
Der, inaccessible to all the world, she dog
not even appear at her window, wIh01
being covered with large veil, and she
not relieved from this restraintexceptwns1
her master is out with his people. She 'ns
walks about in Der apartment without meet
ing any ore save the females OF the ho''''|
or the two persons charged TO watch n'''
Ifsbe chance to meet the females, she ~
comes quite Joyous with spirits-'H P''''
with tbem--romps with them-car"
them; but on the least noise she disappear
and shuts herself up in her cabinet. ooD
ladies, among them Lady Somerset SOW,
ed The Ambassador to permit the 'n'e'"
ing stranger to pass an evening at their b..
ses; but their entreaties were al TO n0F'
pose.
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Mr.. SNowDEN,

Mr.. SNowDEN,
Il appears very evident th at my old &C
ouaintance, Johnny GLADDEN., has violated
his D ,role ofhonor, by attempting to dIsse'
inmate false views of the case, and must be
sentenced by Rhadamanthus to protrart-
ed term in the "recesses OF condemned spi-
rits." am not surprised that the gentle
man whom he represents to be man oi
understanding, was not convinced by MS
Iogica. powers. II is difficult to convince
man that he should divest himself OF h's
legal riahts-it is point on which men are
certain to be obstinate. Ii is also dinica''
to persuade persons to abandon arbitrary
and illegal practises; or surely none eoo''
have the hardihood TO assert that Stalking
and floating gill nets is not obstructlng the
passage of shad up the river; or, IN the
words of the compact between the states 81
Virginia aud Maryland, exerc ising the right
10 the bindrance and disturbance Of the
shores of both the states. Its tacl, mat
ten small vessels only had ten thousand ia
thoms of gill nets taxed opposite the In
dian Head-more than double the number
of fa,boms of all the seines of Maryland
and Virginia united-from that point to A
lexandria each vessel had thirty acts, from
thirty to sixty iathoms long three years
ago there were forty oflhese vessels hshlng
in tine Potomac. In my days this would
nothave been permitted: self.preservatlon,
which consists in protecting our property
as well as persons, is law which every
man understands, though he never read
Blackstone or my Lord Coke hope there
is no degeneracy in the present times; the
evil is rapidly growing; the marauders
multiply every year, and are beginning to
pursue the fish along the coast and up the
Chesapeake hay: il requires not much sa.
gacity to predict, that, unless they are ex-
pressly forbidden by the legislatures, and
promptly punished by the most summary
process, the fisheries will be ruined, the
community exasperated, and discord will
ensue. The fishermen and farmers of Vir-
ginia and Maryland have respectfully, aud
even subnissiveIy. approached the legis-
latures on the subject, and their grievances
have not been redressed. lrepeat, self
preservation is pI in iaw, and they should
repel the plunderers of their property, as
they would the violater> of their persons.
IF the liver Is free for all, then the Usher
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Charleston, May 81.

On board the ship Thalia, which sailed
from this port yesterday for Liverpooi,wers
eight Indian Chiefs of the Southern tribes
destined 10 divert John Bull from his pu-
gilistic exercises TO the equally useful and
interesting exhibition of bear dances and
Indian gels. We may expect, soon sItel
the exhibition of these children of DstUra
TO see treatise in some English print Of
the progress of musical science and lbI
polite arts in this country.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-04

lower--the former was in fair n onest b.,
the latter dull in the extreme. Beans -.
again Is to 4s per quarter, and -four and
oatmeal, Is 10 Is per pack lower.
Import Of grain tor The geek ending =.
pril 10.
Wheat, bushel, 10 lbs 3o69o-b,rler
busheI, 60 lbs 2fo5o-oals, Lushel 40 u.
5 loco.
Paris, .Apra 10.
The following are the only Journals nov
permitted to enter Spain The MoniI.ur
the Gazette tie France, the journal de- p,
ris, the Journal DIES Debals, and the Ono.
tidienne. The English papers and ,hoss
ofthe Nethcrlan Is, are strictly forbidden
The assassina IN of NJ. de- Kozcl.ue will
probably be followed by consequence,
not forrseen by the infuria,ed ..wrelcAe,
who armed the hand oil young Sand,
NJ. de Strive, the Russian Minister
court III the Grand Duchy of Baden, pru.
ceeded to Mannheim on the Cd inst. Fer.
sonally to collect all the details of this de-.
pIorable event, and at the same time +,
cause to be delivered TO him all The "a.
pers that might be found in the portfolio
of VI de- Kotzebue, in his quality of pr.
vste secretary TO the Emperor Alexan.
der.
Notwithstanding The obstinate deniaIs
OF Sandi, It appears more and more es,a.
blished that he had sccomplices. An inn.
keeper at Weimbergh has deposed, that
when Sandt lodged at his house, he wasac
compsnied by another young man. Other
persons have given evidence to thu Same
effect--but the Unknown disappeared at
the Town-gateof Mannheim lea, ing 10 bis
fanatic comrade all the perils ofthe blow
fate had consigned tn his execution.
Our private correspondent from Italy,
observes the journal des debates, does not
speak of airy arrest, and affords no new
motive for believing the reality Of conspi-
racy against his majesty the Emperor of
Austria. The journals Of Florence, Genoa
and Milan do not notice any disquie,ing cir
cumstance.
French funds, April Ie.-Five per cents
67f. 45c. Bank stock, l540f.
Hanov,r, .4pril3.
The assembly of the states is near to lis
dissolution. In the sitting of to-day was
read communication from the Prince Re-
gent. of the 9Th of January last, in which
his Royal Higbness declares bis views with
respect 10 the future General Assembly Of
the states, and requires the opinion oil the
assembly. In this communication his royal
highness says, THAT it is not the plan TO
make great changes in the constitution, &C.
cording TO which the states have the right
to grant taxes. and to share in the ltgisla.
tion-partly because experience has >hewn
the utility of this ancient constitution Of The
country, and partly because constitutions
introduced upon merely theoretical pnnci.
Piles will never be so advantage GUS as those
which have been gradually formed accog'
ding TO the wants Of the state"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-04
From The Baltimore Fedora! Republican, o,
June |.
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BY the ship Mohawk, Capt. Birch, in 81
day. from Liverpool, we have been polite
ly favored by Hugh Boyle, Esq. owner, the
captain, and commercial friends, with re-
gular London and Liverpool files TO the Gath
April, inclusive. The principal articles we
give hasly sketch Of There is nothing
important.
London, .4pril, l6
Yesterday was settling day at the Stock
Exchange. Notwithstanding the recent
fluctuations in the Funds, we have not heard
of any deiauter having been declared on
this occasion.
The first part of an expedition under col.
Eyer, and des lined 10 join Sir Gregor M
Grgor, in S. .lnerica. sailed on Friday
from the port Of Dublin. Vessels are now
on their way from England to Galway, to
receive another part OF Col. Eyre's corps,
ready to embark at that port, and another
vessel will be Immediately taken up at
Dublin, for similar purpose,
II is with much pleasure we learn, from
various parts of the country, that their is
every appearance of an abundant harvest
this year. The wheats in uicst places are
well forward, and generally speaking, too
much advanced to be much injured by any
of those sharp night frosis which may hap
pen during this and the ensuing month. In
ahe counties Of Kent, Surrey, and Sussex,
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Gen. D'Euereur's Legion.

ueU. II LOCBcuL 4<tS3 SONs
The organization of the first division OF
this fine corps is nearly complete. 1t is
almost wholly composed OF veteran sol
diers, of.the first class, and number ofCt.
fcers who have seen service. In conse-
quence of the high character OF the ge-
neral, and the popularity he SO deseryedly
enjoys among his countrymen, hundreds
daily offer themselves for admission to this
legion, which promises to be one OF the
most splendid and efficient corps in the
Venezuelan service.
Liverpool Corn Exchange, Tuesday, f.
pril 20.
From the granaries of Ireland we CONT
nue. to be Literally supplied with wheat
and oats, and The continent pours 10 upon
US her redundancy OF wheat, barley. and
beans, these, coupled with the present pa
ralized state of business in general, and
the frequent recourse to force sales by auc-
ton, depress the market, which although
throngiy attended by country dealers to
day, further declined Sd per bushel tor
wheat, and Id for oats from last quotations.
Wheat was generally neglected. but oats
were bought more freely than for some
time past. Barley and malt were also I'd
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
CUNDALL'S MlLLS-Pwisn,oab1
II neger. /aHinp .Spv;np

THE subscrbcrs respectfully inform the pr1)]
i that they carry on the Wool MsnufactufE/<
business in siI its brsnches-,hat their mschf>[(
are now 10 complete repsir--heir long cxpev<~14I
will therefore enable them 10 pssform oil the beoc
ches OF Cording. Spinning, Weaving, Co,etinG q
Finishing. all the various kind Of Woocp Good, y
point OF colour and finish, equal if not sapeEicr
any establishment, in this county They gud|I
TO complete al orders in their line, as spcedt4 90
on o. reasonable terms ~ .: any establish nee ~
this Island, CLARKE h GRINNEA4s y
N. rhe following persons will receive 1oJ{ ~;
tices intended for their manufactosy Jos M q.
Mas, of Ne~port-sAryoRb ALiiv. ofkit6|
Campton~-PrIso CoRaY, of Tivertousssn1 w.
Libf P,Assr, Bristol: Ferry ~. 49,
retsii sslinnets. Plains, Cassisnefcs. FI|x| ~
which they are Determined to sell 1t model IN
Nevport, April 90 N-<I N
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MAKSfiAL'S NOTICE.

DisFvtct D NHodr-IsydHd. q
OUKsUANr to variants from the Hon. David
l Howell, Esq. Judge OF the United States Dis.
-rict Court, for Rhode Island District;
Notice is hereby TO sn persons whom Il msy con-
g '"cern that An Information and libel bss been
led before said Judge, against the brig Martha
y tackle apparel and furniture, now laying IN the
'rbor of Warren; and trial ~ill Re had on said
q and information for an alleged violation of the
VS. Of the United States cf America, st the District
ara for the Rhode Island District, TO be holden
that Court-h house in Newport, in said ds.iiet. on
e second Tuesday Of Nay next.
y. KzpExfER. MSsasL
Providence, April 2s.
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Fashionable Hats.

GORGE wANTON has just received from tho
NJ Maauiactory Of Ives 4 White. New Yo'k .i
eGentiepens superhne fashionable Haas, uarrans.
ell Me 6esi qaahty an not to (ads N sSs4,i,g.
Mems Hats, wih wISe BrsSs q
yilso. low priced Nap, Il Castor Hats, Youths e
Chiidrsas Hats, Of every description and price. fk
itas. PAPER n sNGiNCS
A handsome assortment Of int'ssp, aud elegant
Paper Hangings, for rooms and window tains
just received aud for sale above
Ia wort. Apr % AN
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THE subscriber hereby give notice, that he has
been duly appointed Executor, OF the iss,
viii and Testament Of JOHN COREY, late Of Po-,s
mouth, in the county Of Newport, yeoman, deceased.
and has given bonds. as the law directs. for the
faithful discharge Of that trust Al persons having
demands against the estate Of said deces sd. arr
seauired to exhibit the same and s.i persons in
Ssb,ed to said estate, are called upon 10 make pay
men, to TH0 COREY. Erecssr
rortsuou,h, April 2s.