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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-16

MOT1CE.-on the I'd inst. took from John iIorsy's
L boat head nan Charles, parcel Of loose tobacco.
Imsis TO request any losing, to and see il
prove property pay charges and take II away, will
deal Whit as the law directs. WIN. PIGGoTT
Inspector Of Boats. Lock Harbor.
hafcD ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-16

rEl FOR LONDON,
~ SsxNe To the address OF Messrs. Jehn Gillat &
Son, wi The haerty of cOnsig nrneBt the
good ship HENRY CLAY, Capt. Banbarry, nov
City Point, where she will re,nan or days, to take
en Is ard any freight that may offer after which she
will proceed 10 Norfolk To complete her ioadng hav-
ing thirds of cargo enraqed she viii meet with
despatch. For freight OF leo bids obaccv 500 bales
Apply IN wM. GiLLlaT.
Feb. "a. 96..f
AJEw LOTTERY SCHEME.-The suoscrber beng
In authorized by the Board Of Directors Of the Lite
Fund to raise by LOTTERY for the foundation
of an Academy ia the county Of Montgomery, hereby
gives notice that he proposes TO raise the said money
by means OF his lottery Of numbers and that
the drst drawing of the will take place the city
ofRicbmond on the Sd day April next, and that the
drawing will be monthly thereafter till the said
money shall be raised. The drawing OF this lottery viii
he execa.ed in vc ninptcs in which time will be de-
cidcd the fate efihe following prizes, viz:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-16

NJoT!CE--i wish 10 stli my iIacf OF land lying in
Powhatan about six miles below the conrthoNse
on the MAN road leading IL Richmond, combining
aoo" ihIee hundred acres. and known by the name Of
'he ft6t hock description of the land is deemed
unnecessary, as those wishing buy ill view the
iand. Any proposals made and directed to me at
Lynchbnrg, will be attended to-
IL The above land be sold before the Sd Uednes-
ovy q" bfdTsh nerf. IL will that day be offered "a
day. RnpEET =, swEiNs
Bedford, Feb 6. 81 ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-16
40 Negroes at Ancfioa. /. For Cash. .

40 Negroes at AnciioA. -. For CASH.
4 Prtnce Edward April court, viz Jodd0y TIE
n 1904 Of AprI viii be sold al pubic auction. for
ready money, 40 likely negroes consisting mostly Of
Young women boz, and girls They viii he sold ia fam
les, or separately as may spit purchasers who
tbel Tor their own hut in families only those
who buy TO sell again. Among them good pener
aDont IS yeats oid-aso, most valuable Young fellow
abou, 30 years old good cook, gardener crop hand
The "osc ~ them uncominonly key, IA, altb, aHo
of good character.
Tavern. Notes of the u. s. Bank (RclSnend Brapchs
and ofthe Virglnia and Farmers Bank only. will be
taSen IN payment. By order Of the Proprietor.
March q 90. THOMAS TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-16

NOriCH.-Aii persons iUde to the estate Of the
late John LESLIE, dec. are requested 10 make
Immediate payment; and all who have claims against
The sai eeiate desired to pTesent the same 10 the
subscriber, The counting house Of the late John Less
lie. JAMES sCOTg Fx,or
Jan. IS. S3..if Of John Iessfje dee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-16

oSr-Ihe follow Ing Certificates OF Stock o the pank
~ OF virginia, standing in the name of john Mercer
of Frsdei icksburg-viz:
No. i953-for one share-dated 9Th Oct. Is06.
No. 45g2- for one share-dated 18th Man ,ISl2.
Application will be made president aud direc-
tors ofthe said bank for renewal the cerud
Gates. HIGH MERCER
March ~. ioI -v6r,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-16

MAS committed TO the jail of R0ckbTidge county ON
w the 10Th OF Des-IpbeT last, negro man who calls
himself JAMES BALLARD; says he is free, and was
raised IN Baltimore county, Jsryand that he sailed
from thence with captain Jack for York and Rich
nond said negro Is very stout, round. shoulderet
fnii-iaced fellow: feet 81 riches high he has fine
set ofteeth there is than common Vacancy he
tween his upper front teeth, but there tooth want
ing. When committed. he had a surtout coal of
(hnmespun, black aud bite wied kersey white negro
cotton ovsralis, and black silk vest. much worn one
par oil drdb cassinet panaloons the remains OF an
old hne brown coat. He is an agreeable fellow in his
address, aud uses the words "my GEAR master" fTe
q"entiy. Ills had also when committed a large horse
niaus pistol, wfh powder, buckshot, &c--Thc owner
viii please apply for him, he will he dealt with asth.
law directs. C.. DORMAN, Dep'y
Lexington. March 1. o. ists
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-16

Hides 6,0Oe lbs. Green Coifee; 10 bhds. Musco
Nido Sugar i2 bbls. hest Loaf Sugar puncheons
cheice Antigua Rum half pipes aud quarter casks
London p MADEIRA Wine, old 20 quarter casks sweet
Maiaga Wine; 40 ton Nova Scotia Plaster Havana
Wnhe sugar III boxes topdon Porter Satet's Steam
Kitchen, &C. &c-Receiving and in store for sale by
WEI. SHEPHERD, ID Street,
March o. I0O..I2t Opposite G. Whitloct,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-16

NOIiCE... 1.-The subscriber alone is authorized 10
receive the outstanding deLts due The late con.
Germ OF LYLE, SCOTT & SAUNDERS, having been an.
pointed theTeofby the superior court fcbancer,
LOT the Richmond district II is expected that all per
SONS ihdebted tn the said concern will make immedi.
ate payment, as longer indulgence be Afforded
g..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-16

EEORSE TAVERN....1he subscriber having been
II absent considerable lime to the NORTH takes this
method to inform his friends aud customers generally
that be has returned and taken the management Of his
establishment aud hopes by his constant attention TO
give satisfaction TO those who will pease favor him
With their custom.
Gentlemen visiting their friends In Richmond or
with droves Of horses will nd II to their increst 10
leave their horses With hin. Having Stable equal 10
any IN Virginia. always supplied with the nest fodder
grain, &c.-aHd will attend IN person 10 their good
Featment. NJ. RICHARDS.
7. s.. would sell an excellent FEMALE HOUSE
SERVANT with two male children, aud 20 Years old
u sine could be accommodated with master in town
Ten. IL. so..wf NJ u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-16

L AND FOR SALE.-Tbe whole ofthe lands OF David
- Ross Dec IN The counties OF Campbell K FluvanBa,
aye now ~ the narket.-Ihe Campbell lands may he
contracted for with Mr. Jebn Lynch ,jr OF Lynchburs
those ~ Fluvanna Cncluding number OF lots in The
county. ~ " ''"'
a considerable proportion Of the campel lands and
a.. e FuNAhha lands, not before disposed Of will he
so'u AZ euouon IN the menth Of February next.-The
VI phD,c SAFE VIII be fourth cash the residue
m inree equal annual payments The particular tracts
70 pe so,u puplcy, with the days and places OF sae
VIII I've dny sdYertised.-The lands in Cam,,beli rom,
Prise very large body which has never been cntvasS
plnE generally beiweeh seven and twelve miles from
DncnOuig, asa oet"een hall mile aud six miles from
James river. No place IL, the state is haiieved 10 -
more healthy, aud ffon its situation In the heart Of an
Improving aud nourshng country. within one OF two
hours roe ot Tue thriving town OF Lynchbufg wouid
afford many agreeable summer for families in
the lower country here also many pieces OF coed
wheat aud tobacco land, and an excellent stand for
tavern, neat Of the best springs below the noun
fdins. THOMAS L. BOULDIN ex'or of d. Rcas
JAMS. s3.N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-16

k1tBLiC SALE.- by yirtne Of deed Of trust execut
ted 10 the subscribers by Hupbes Wooden, on the
10Th Day OF January, 1917 for purposes therein men
toned, and recorded IN the coaniy Of hatan
VIII be sold ~ public auction, to the highest bidder fof
cdsb ~ Powbatan Courthouse, on the 25fh 0uv n
N0rch HcFf tract ~ LAND, iylHg ~ the county ~
ioWbatau, on the buckingham road. about six miles
below POwhaian courthouse. containing 29t acres: or
50 much 81 the said land as will be Sufficient 10
satisfy The balance due upon the said deed viii
the costs ~ carrying the same into effect The title
vested ~ he subscribers will be conveyed TO The pnr
chasers. HENRY W. WATKINS
WM. $. DANCE, i'"s'eeS'
reb. %. o.. Vow
NOTICE. am under the painful necessity al fore
u warning the public against trading witl my son
Thompson ~. Btount. on ny account. or paying him
aJ money that MAY he due me he is under age and
rot authorized by TO transact my business on my
account will not pay any debts ofhis contracting
THOMPSON gLOUNT. sen.
Fowhatau county. Fsb. 20. 9i.(9)iw& 80.
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HENRY CURTIS will sell, on accommodating terms
"A " appiicati0n be made Immediately, his HOUSE
MD LOTS ~ HANOVER fOwN. IA situation for
me practice Of Medicine snrpsssed BY none in the conn
iiys March g. og..Jt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-16

CHARLES YANcEY, OF Albenare.
Z. s.. Said land can he rented the present year,.
Tie land not tendedis TO be pasIuTed. c. Y.
Feb. 10. on c,v
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-22

of Connecticut, tie federaIists In elec,ing
two members TO Congress last spring,
thought propcr to send Commissioner
Terry again to Washington, for one Of
them.
N. B.-Our readers are requested to
count the number of Delegates, leaving
out the two volunteers who were not
chosen, and who, we understand, were
not permitted to vote, and then say, If
the Bible was searched from Genesis to
Revelations, whether more appropriate
text could be found in the whole scrip
ture than that which was selected and
preached from to them by the Rev. DIR.
Strong, on the first Sunday that this au-
gust assembly attended divine service at
Hartford. twill be found in Ezekiel,
lltb chap lst and I'd verses, in the fol-
lowing words:-"Behold, five and twen.
ty men -" These are the men that
devised mischief, and give wicked coun-
sci in the city,"
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STONEHAM MURDER.

THOMAS II. DANIELS, who was ar
rested at Newport, has been examined
by the Solicitor General at Marcy's no.
tel, in Cambridgeport, before Samuel
Abbot and Abner Bartlett, Esq'rs Justi-
ces of the Peace. The testimony OBJ.
tanned from Newport of his embarrassed
behaviour previous to. and at the time Of
his arrest; Of his contradictory and false
accounts OF himself, of the bloody state Of
his stockings, pocket-book and money
and the concealed ieathern sheath for
a knilc and especially OF his confession
that he had lately been at Stoneham, and
known the Goulds, formed mass OF
suspicious circumstances, which further
evidence has increased.
Mr.. David Gould, jun. and two boys
were confronted with the prisoner, who
was liberated from the State Prison on
the l7,h ult. eight days before the mur-
der. The boys, or one of them, recog.
nized him as a man who short time
previous to the fatal night, had enquired
where MIR. Gou,d lived, OF how MANY
the family consisted, whether there was
a gun'in the house, whether he had any
money, where he kept it, SIC. MI
Gould also recollected his voice as thai
Of one u tic robbers, ard stated among
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other suspicious circumstances thM
Daniels had applied to hun for work. and
he mentioned all important incide,s
which is not published, rs it might h..
considered as prejudging the offender.
He vas fully commiued for his trial.
which will take place in March next at
Concord before the Supreme Judicl.l
Court.
p. S. Since the above was written
we learn that the prisoner has committed
suicide. He was on Sunday found sus-
pended by one of the keepers OF the rrls-
on who went into his room to leave his
dinner. He made use ola cord attached
to bucket, which he fastened to his
neckcIoth, and from thence to the wall.
He had also secured his hands behind ia
prevent struggling and it is thought he
swung off from keg, which was found
near him.
Many circumstances, corroboratiye of
the guilt of Daniels, have been recited
since he came front Newport. We have
been informed, that at late hour of the:
night OIL which the robbery and murder
were committed at Stoneham, Dsniels
called at house in Dorchester, and en-
quired the way TO the tavern which the
Newport coach passes, after leaving Bos-
on.-At the tavern he expressed wish
that the coach might be stopped to give
him a passage to Newport. A person,
who then sat in the bar-room, enquirtd
if his business was urgent, and was an
swered in the affirmative A bargain
was then made for his conveyance in a
horse Wagon, and he was accordingly
carried some distance on his way, and
the person returned. No further notice
was taken of these circumstances until
the return of Daniels from Newport in
irons, when he was recognized by those
who had seen him ON the night OF the
murder.
A few moments before II O'Clock, on
Sunday, Daniels called to prisoner in
an adjoining room, with whom it seems
he was acquainted, and exclaimed,
"Good bye, | am going to take
tramp to see old Pluto-You haven't
courage" 1t is supposed that he i'm
mediately swung himself of, as his body
appeared to he quite cold at two O'Clock,
when the jailer went in with his dinner
and found him hanging.
The following Was found in his cell.
written with charcoal upon half sheet
of letter paper -
"Mr. SiTmons must see my body
buried.* He has directions for mon.
ey of mine. Idle innocent of this crime,
though am well acquainted with those
that did it. Adieu This world, | lor-
give ALL"
The following was also found on
separate sheet of paper in bible in his
cell:-
"These lines that | read are marked
Il Il
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@iscelIanY.


The following memoran andum has been carefully pre-.
served, and il is the intention Of its possessor to
hand it down to pester'ty. as q beacon to those
who may in future be led sstray by mad ambit.
(" HING be he Heauens with black"
THIS DAY, being the fifth anniver-
sary of the assembling ofthc never to-b be-
forgotten HARTFORD CONVEN-
TlON, we give the following from
Connecticut paper of December past
NPORTANT!-It frequently be-
comes the duty of publishers OF newspa-
pers to notice the anniversary of great
events-and sometimes to give the names
OF illustrions men who took part in mea-
sures intimately connected with their
country's welfare. The details of bat
tie lose half their force, ii the names of
the fortunate generals who led on to VIC
tory, are omitted. The public also de-
mand to know where and for what end
was the contest. But suppose no battle
was fought, and NO blood was split; still
if it said body of men assembled, the
inquisitive mind will be anxious to know
where and for what purpose they did as
semble. 1t it is further affirmed, that
previous to the convening of the wise
men of the east, the Clergy proclaimed
Fast-and that they recommended lre.
quent concerts oGprayer throughout New
England during The sitting Of this illus
trious body, to invoke the blessing Of
heaven on their deliberations, then the
exclusive friends OF good order will be
douby anxious to know what was the
name of this assembly, who composed it,
and where it met. We are therefore,
happy in being able to state, that the
Ne7v- England COnvention
NET AT
Hartford, December Is, 1914.
The Connecticut Mirror Of December
l9, 1914, says" On Thursday last,
the Delegates from the New England
States, appointed to meet in Convention
at Hartford, assembled for that purpose
in the Council Chamber of the State
House in this city, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon. On being called to order, they
proceeded to organize themselves by
unanimously choosing the Hon. George
Cabot, member from the State of Mas
sachusetts, their President, and rheo-
dorc Dwight, of Hartford, Secretary.
The Convention was opened with sol
emn and impressive prayer, by the Rev.
DIR, Strong, oil Hartford.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-22

Members from Massachuseus.
Mcssrs. GEORGE CABOT,
WILLIAM PRESCOTT,
HARRISON G. OTIS,
TIMOTHY BIGELOW,
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW,
DANIEL. WALDO,
GEORGE BLISS,
NATHAN DANE,
HODUAH BAYLIES,
SAMUEL s. WILDE,
JOSEPH LYMAN, and
JOSHUA THOMAS.
From Rhode. Island.
Mcssrs. DANIEL LYMAN,
SAMUEL WARD,
BENJAMIN HAZARD, and
EDWARD MANTON.
From Connecnrm,.
Messrs. CHAUNCEY GOODRICH,
JAMES HlLHOUSE,
JOHN rREADWELL,
ZEPHANIAH SWIFT.
NATHANIEL SMITH,
CALVIN GODDARD, and
ROGER M. SHERMAN.
From fAe Counties Of Cheshire and Grafton,
in Acw HAMPSHIRE.
Messrs. BENJAMIN WEST, and
MILLS OLCOTT,
Had been elected in county conventions
in their respective counties, end were ad-
nittcd to seats in the convention.
yo!unfeers from Vermont.
Messrs. WILLIAM HALL, Jr. and
JOSIAH DUNHAM.
On the 25th ofJanuary 1915, the Leg
islature of Connecticut convened in ex-
ira session. On the 9th of the same
month, the Legislature approved Of the
proceedings Of the Convention. During
the session also, law was passed to pre-
vent United States soldiers from walking
ON the side walks in the cities Of Con-
mc,icut---an Cabin Goddard and Ma
fhaniei 7rry. were appointed Commis.
sioners TO proceed to Washington and
make demands ON the general govern.
mrnt. These men svem to Washing
ton and they returned. 10 the disgrace
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-22

Vermont Mnrder.-It is known that
Stephen and Jesse Brown were convict.
cd OF murder upon strong circumstantiai
testimony. and ordered for execution.
1 he man supposed to be murdered was
called Russell Colsin, and after inquiries,
it appears, that Russell Colvin is alive, he's
arrived in this city, and has for several
years past resided in New.Jerscy. The
question then is, upon what testimony
was these men convicted {? A gentleman
from their neighbourhood, related the
circumstances as follows GOWN was
man of inexperience, of little talent or
capacity to earn his living, he married a
sister of these Browns, who had to sup
port him, and to whom he was very OBJ
noxious-Colvin was in the habit ofstray-
ing away from his home, and keeping
away for Iengti, of time--he took his
final departure, and nothing was heard OF
him, or suspected Of him, untilihe dream.
1t turned out, that in a field Of these
Browns, large bole was usually kept
open for preserving potatoes during win
ter--it was suddenly closed. In this o'a
hole skeleton Of man was found, q
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1t is understood that VIM Simmons, Esq bsa
been engaged counsel foe Daniels. and h@d re-
ceived a retaLn8fee 1t $50 this sircums, snce.
no doubt, that Daniels al6des above and having
no further occasion for his services, probably
thought it equitabe he should appropriate part
of the fee to pay funerh charges.
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MARINE NEWS.
PoR1 or .NEyPokT.


Sioop Express, Hsmmett, Charleston; do Hud
son, BrowneD, richmond ) sch. Mcrino, Calvert
Alexandria siooP Henry Brown, New-York schr
Planter. Peirce, Charleston; do Phebe, Williams
Marcabo brig Alexander, Dana, Plymouth, Eng
CLEARED.
Sioop Lady Washington, Gardner, Albany do.
Ann-Maria, Gardner, New York,
Ssidas. Jsk 4-Arived brig Alexander, capt
Dana, SO days from Plymouth, England, via Faysi,
bound to Nsw-yofk, with goods consigned to Mer.
chants IN New YORK, having on board IS passen.
gers Capt spoke no vessels on bis passage,
and the otser shipping Intelligence has been antic.
pated BY otAer late arrivals
he ship William hepfy, Swinburne, of this
port, arrived II Balize, the 9th uit 20 days from
Liverpool.
The ship Robinson Potter, Tillinehast, Of thi.
lort. was at Amsterdam, May 81. from Batavia,
discharaing cargo.
The American squsdron. by the last aeeounts.
was expected 10 rendezvous at Palermo
ihe ship Iwo.caibarines, Hyatt. of Rhode Island
has arrived ~ Pannu a, from L11us.
The brig stephen, Stanhope, OF this port, sailed
from Marseilles, May 20. for Batavia.
The brig Rratus, Iorrsn. Of this port. arrived ct
Cayenne, June 6.
The ship ocean, seabury, Of this port. arrived at
Wilmington. June Is
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PUSI-OFFlCE., NEWPUk'I.. !.

NJ OTlCE - hescby given, The, The South
IN srn and Wes,ssn Mails wall close pre-
e'se1y - half past O'Clock every IDosnsogs
50 that II may arrive Al or before 3 O'clock
:. M sf the ssme Day, and intercept tho
Wes.ern msil which arrives there feon, Boa
ton ~ that hour, and proceed with !, TO The
Sou'hssrd.--This srsangensn, saeIli,s,es she
depsr, ufs Of the mails - nou.s - they will
stop but few minutes at the ProSidence OF.
hce Tor disss6osion. - Thu srssngcmsOt COM
mences on Monday, the a8,h ,ns...- Tue
Providence end Sou,belG Ms,Is will an,se &C
this Office ete'y Afternoon, By 8 o'cIock. (
Is b. MuMFCRD, Pes. xzastr,,
yone 20, 1918. (J. SOY
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The recent arrivals at New-York, from
Eoyland. have furnished some additional AZ
icI softrsns- Atlantic Information, to the 22d
Nav
The Paris papers mention, thst the petition
of several individuals, praying for the recall o!
those who had been banished was taken into
consideration by the chamber Of deputies,
end rejected The keeper Of the seals pro.
nonnced, that whatever clemency might here
efter be extended towards the temporarily
banishcd, by the generosity ofths crown; the
regicides--wero cxiled forever. This dec,
lara.ion was received with shouts OF applause
from the whole chamber, with shouts OF ap.
p,susc from the whole chamberj with the ex.
cep,ion Of about twenty ultra liberals. In one
part Of speech, the minister said, "the King
couid not without comprising his own dignity
The repose Of France sod of E0rope, restore
10 France the assassins Of his predecessor, the
murdsrers Of the martyr-King."
The coronation Of the King Of France is
Fixed foe the 2Sth of August. The health Of
Ehe King was improving Hc called court
bn Sunday the 9Th OF May, which was stten-
Ted by the Prince Talleyraud, several peers,
msrshsls, &c.
Cautillon sud Marinet. accused of an At.
Temp, to ssssssioate the Duke of Wellington,
pave d their trial st Paris, and acquitted.
Inselligence had been received from the
Cope OF Good Hope, Of the rising Of large
body Of Csffres. The British troops and the
shoIe country we're up in arms against them;
md !, wss expected that they would soon be
kefeated. -
The most impene,rsble -eiI continued
o cover the negotiations carryiog on between
Russia and Sweden. II Is said that the latte,
has asked tho mediation or intervention Of
England and report has been arrested on
he frontiers Of Norway.
A consumption duty on sugar has been laid
y the States Genssal Of Hd,isud
A bill was before the British pariismeu,
elstive TO the enlistment of officers and sol.
iers into foreign service. II imposes penal
es on these who may enlist.
The young sen Of the Duke of Cambridge
Lss christened at Hanover on the iltb, by the
ame Of George WiIIism Frederick Charles. 4
Tbs venersbie President Of the Royal Acs-
cmy, (Mr. West) was so seriouIy indisposed,
bst doubts we're entertained Of his recovery
The u. S. frieste Mscedonisu arrived q
-alpariso on the esth Of Jan. end on the 18Th
March sailed for Coqoimbo, whence she
ould proceed for Lims, after the reso.
Lord Ceehraoe's operations should be
nown.
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New Stock of
Feather Bets and Feathers.


ABRAHAM BARKER,
Ne 2 Charles street
K EEPS constantly on hand quantity Of best
- Live Geese and Fowl Festhers-and Feather
Beds, from Re lowest priced to the f,st quality.
.stso, on hand --Aa assortment OF Msu,os.
ses, o. all kinds. July 2. 1919
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M1RRIkD,

vets. Esq. Mr. sAmuEL WA1sos, Jun. Of Totnes,
in the county Of Devon. 70 Miss Macy IAILoR, of
Bradwell. in the county Of Oxtordshire. England.
DIED,
At Charlessoa. S. c. on the esd ult. after . lin
gering Illness. Mr.. DANIEL HOLLOWAY, formerly
of this town.