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BY THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF THg CouuuN.
WEALTH or VIRGINIA. PRocLAAArloN
WhEKtAS 1t appears that oil the night of The 10th
W ui,ino, an assault was committed upou The hody
OF Mr. MARTIN MINIS, late receiver of tells AZ Trsni,s
briuse Ia the cry Of Richmond, by Two unknown per
sous VINO "ouhded INN by shooting and stabbng IN so
Noiet manner as since TO have caused his deaih aud
the ueahus oil Jdstice and humanity as ell as the
ssy OF society requiring thar the perpetrators of this
hoLiu murder should, possible, be brought 10 speedy
anu cohden punishment have therefore thought Ill
Dy AND with the advice OF the council Of state Hereby
10 oHer reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS 10
any person or persons who shall saue To be
cd ans secured perpetrators of The aforesaid
ein'e' OF either OF them And do moreover require
all officers civil aud military aud exhoIt The GOOD nro
pie oil the commonwealth 10 their 10
discover the agents IN this -,rocous outrage and 10
cause mem OF either Of ihe. when oever discovered
70 De legally committed To any public jail Of this com
hohweath that they maybe dealt with TO law
Given under my hand as lieutenant governor and
under the seal of the commonwealth al Rich.
lseal'I 'nond, this 9th day of october, 1919.
~. .NIN PEIER Y DANIEL
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a. CRANBERRY. la Charlotte court, 9th SepIeiA.
Il Der, 1870
MeTiwelher HINT, Laneson Bacon jr. and German
!. Stokes, merchants AMI partners acting aud dealing
uhaeT Tue irm and style OF Hunt, Bacon Company,
PLAINTIFFS,
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AGAINST.
sally fainore, Minerva raImore, Evelina Panore
ana Joseph Paniore infants, by George Holman their
GUARDIAN John Gntbr, aud Name. his WIFE, John Pal
more, John Angela ana Polly his wife SIephen Navel
auu judith his wife, aud Charles Pslmore De)endaniS
appearing to the Satisfaction II the court thai the
defendant Charles Pamore rs inhabilant of this
commonwealth ORDERED, That he appear here on or
before the 4th Monday October next 10 ,hew cau,
u any he cam why certain real property lying in The
county OF Cumberland belonging the estate Of Eliza
bet Palore, deceased should be sold in order 10
DIVISION among the persons entitled thereto and that
copy OF this order he inserted in som. newsoaprr
printed IN the city OF Richmond Tor two months suc
ceseiyely. gswsw
c0py-Teste, II. ID. MONTAGUE n
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lausdte Negroes at AactiOn jor Cash.
WILL be sold al pubic auction OH itonday me Ist
once Immediately alter hc sale ofMr macon's
Ia valuable slaves, belonging the estate Of john
ie deeeaseo--anong them is a FIRST rate carpenter
by order OF lanes Scott. eX'Or OF ]. Leslie dec
OCT. H. 45:tds HERON, SINTON a CO. Auet,s :,
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.DtItRNuHlS.
MS DAY came the piaintfby john hasii esquire
us attorney aud 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the
court ina' tie desudan David Street is
ant oi this state Is therefore decreed AMI ordered
mat the said David Sweet do appear beie or befte
ihe ,htd Thursday in Dsoenbe, next and answer the
pi"is biii, aud give security Tor performing such
"ecIee aS Tue couIt may make berein aud copy
OF ms order be forthwith inserted in some
punished ia The city OF Richmond, aud continued Tor
Two months successfully, and that =nutLer copy ne
posted up al uie front door Of the Courthouse OF this
county on Two successive court dals previous TO The
SAID thHd Thursday IN December next. 4U..wow-
Cop, esi" " S. DANCE, Clerk.
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IN CHAACEiiY...3ta court Of Qn0TferIV SfSSials
= heid Jor CHmbeTiGnd County, Ihe ZGth dagoC JUly
1870 ~" = S'''''
Jesse Criddte administration Of John CyJdale de-,
etHSeE' .Pamu0,
AGAINST
NOrUeH n. Robertson &JaBfcs HobsOn. Derts
TIE dcjeHd0Rf NOTUeH n. RObcFISOH mot h0Diur
entered his appearance amt giUeH security 0cc0rainr
10 the act 0f assembly amt me THies Of mis- RANT
aHdH appearing By spfisIacfOtg eUideice Nut ne "a
not an taA0bHGHf gCfhS cOHHfrg--W Is OYastfd fh0f
tie said dejcHddHt dO0PPedr hcTe or the an BoUdOy
iH OCtOber neat dHd tie biH Of me plgfyfjG
0Hd th0t copy Of tis OTer bc JOrfhtrph faserfsa
SO,ae NetP0peJ 7riHted IN the cHgoC HiehtgoHd ,oy
tire months SHcCessioeig ad TOScd al the front dog
Of the c0RrthOnse pr sUid c0u1fg ~. .frsns
4 c0pR -Ieskc. -. MONTH";. y - ID q
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NlkGi>iA; Al a Superior Cont 81 Chancery holden
at the Capitol in the City of Richmond, the 22d
day of June, 1919
Edward AmIbleT....,,.,,..... pyo;u,;9
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NVVJ-TVslt, " ". FIENING, C., c,
commissioners tDTcs, Richmond, gfh Io. u, 1919.
The parties interested desired To take notice that
nave appointed the 20 DAY Of the i2ih monh (DeceDi-
her) next 10 commence the accounts directed nv ,be
iufetoing order OF the court, which day nj O'Clock
a. Oh. ihey are required to attend my Office ia this
cry, wiin I've necessary documents ready for exaiua
ton aud settlement.
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AIRGIhIA Al Kules holden ~ tue Clicks Office of
the superior Court Of Ciancefy for the Richmond
district, the 2Sth day OF June. 1916
I'eU[OT TX.
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II iHe SITUATION OF the above mannfactory is such
that the nk he any part Of the United States
on the shortest notice. Every order will We punctus,
ATTENDED TO, and The smallest favor gratefully knnw
EDGED, by your humble servant, SAMUEL CHASE
Or Charles Whitock, agent for the Printing ink MANU-
factory, Hlchibond. Sept. ~. 40..wIw
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Err. POJNDEX7ER, d. q. C. C..
September -. ao ns;r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
BIBEE NOTICE.

Agrerably 10 the Constitution end design
Of the Bible Society, OF the State OF Rhode
Island and Providence Plantations, the Board
of Trustees have appointed Agents in most
Of the towns in the State, and have supplied
them with Bibles and Testaments, to be Civ.
en- to such individuals snd families, as can
not coovsriently sffo,d to purchase, aud who
may pYs >ly be induced to read them. The
names Tho several Agents are hereun,o an.
nexed, that persons OF the above description
may avail themselves Of the Soclety's liberali.
~, and known where to apply:
Obadiah Brown, Esquire, Providence, Gen.
eral Agent.
Reverend Luther Wright, Darlington.
Reverend joel Mann, Bristol.
Mf. Jeremiah Dsvcopert, Tiverton.
Reverend NJ Shepard, Little. Compton.
Revelsod William Pauen, Newport.
Mr.. John Gorton, Block-island.
Samuel Z. Gstdiuer, Esquirc, WEXFORD.
Elder Samuel Nor,hup, North. .Kings,own
Elder - Curtis, John G. Clarke, Esq.
,nd James, ,Helme, Esq. South -Kings,own.
Honorable Edward Wilcox, Chariestown.
Elder Babcock, Westerly.
Deacon David Bahcock. Hopkintop.
George II zard, Esquire, and Jonathan
Msxon, Esquire, Richmond.
Eldsr Gershom Palmer, sra Deacon vii.
ian, Gresns, Ess!ss.
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FREEmEN
lhere are two extremes which we ough,
equally 10 avoid. 1 he one is a corrupt ana
nous exercise OF the elective franchise
and The Othef Is total neglect of IL. II is
ve'y mistaken Rolioni and extremely DANCE.
rous te civil ii5eIIy, that electiobs are worthy
oi but llrtle aucnticn except in times OF high
party excitemen,. Ii is the very natural con
sequence Of ,his opinion, that virulent pes.
sonai Inveg tive should be considered as the
great business oil elecuoneeIipg. This,
however, among all enlightened people, IS
worse than useless. lnfammatory boas,ing,
hs,aDgues oil Candidates al The husunga,
black eyes, BLOODY noses and pulling down
houses, may pass well enough III England,
where The electors ave me'e mob, me,e
pack OF hounds, occasionally lei ou, of then
ko0nes and set upon each other by tneii
Right Homo, able mastefs where the b. ibery
and corruption OF crown influeace have al
most gnawed Cut the vi,sls Of civil hoeuy;
whore the trisl by jury aud she pivilege ct
Intellectual complaining are the only shreLs
OF freedom ,emainlng. May this tayo'ed
land this last hope oi the iriends OF man,
never he polluted by such proceedings Bui
let US carefully guard against the opposite
extreme OF iDd,kessnc as TO the exercise o.
our rights. This Is the dismal to- srunne'
VI dcspotism. Ii viii eventually under G,ine
the whole tabria.oi our freedom.
In the poliucal as we'll as the natural body,
the rage OF fever, anu ue locpor OF bar.
ally sis, equally tend 10 death. To fall toge,h.
,er by the cars at an election, and entirely
% desert the polls, are both unworthy OF
American i'eemen. We shouc act, 10 our
public as vol RS private concerns, under the
influence .. .eason and-iudgment.
Let US sU'act a, the approaching election.
Let US pether hauer ourselves, nor abuse
others. Both are equally uo uowor,hy the cause
we espouse and the candidates We support
They require no such aid as this. hey
nays been weighed 10 the balance of exier-
encs and have nor been found wanting.
Nothing need be said in their favor. We
merely refer you, freemen, to their political
conduct RHOCEISLANDO
(Propidsnce Patriot, J
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RED,

At Portsmouth,. on the Goth inst ABRAHAM Bon.
DIN RATHRvN TO HONOR BRowx, daughter Of
Beriah Brown, all Of .N.rth. .K,nystssr.
DIED,
In this town, on Saturday last, Mrs. MARY p.
THuRsros, widow OF Capt. Samuel Thurston, in
The SOth year Of her age.
At TfJerton, Mrs. sARAH TAsEn. aged 100 years
and months.-The number of her descendants
cannot be ascertained-lt is known that she had
l25 grcat.grand children living at the time of her
decesse, and supposed that she had many more.
probably to the number Of iso-and several great
great grand children She had been for nearly 20
years, a worthy member Of the Congregational
Church in Tiverton. and has without rational doubt.
exchanged state Of wearisome and feeble old age.
tor one OF perpetual youth and happiness yNeresry.
AT S'Sansey. .sfan J on the 18th inst Mr.. GID
SON SIssos, in the seth yess Of his age
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mSDe, and transmit the accounts, with the
vouchers and certificates, to the second comp
irolier, for his decision thereon PROVIDED,
That If, in the opinion Of the President oi
the United States, the public interest and
convenience would DO promoted by assigning
all, or any part Of the said accounts TO the
third auditor, he shall be, snd hereby is, au-
thorized to make such assignment according
iy.
Sec. 2. And be n /i.rfAer enacted, That
itshaIi be the du'y OF The auditor charged with
the examination ot the accounts, as aforesaid,
10 keep all accounts Of the receipts sod expen.
citurss Of the public money IN regard To
the m TO receive from the second comptrol-
lar the &C counts which shall have been finally
adjusted, and TO preserve such accounts with
the vouchers and certificates And II shall
be the du,y Of the said audi'o, 10 moke such
reports on the business hereby assigned to
him, as the Secretary OF War may deem
necessary, and require f'om time 10 imo, Tor
,ho service Of the War Department.
Sec. Q. IND be IL ./urthcr enacted, That
The Treasures oi tho u. States shall disburss
all such moneys as shall have been previous.
jy ordered for toe use If the Indian depart
ment, With the exception Of those relating 10
Indian trade, before mentioned, by warrants
from the Treasury which disbnrsmenls shall
be made pursuant 10 warrants dawn by ths
Secretary OF War, and ntersigoed by toe
second comptf ollor, and rsgis'ered by the
sscond and third auditor, as the case may be.
Sec. 4. Ind be H /arih'r enacted, That
50 much Of the act 10 which this is a supple
rnsnt, as Is Inconsistent with this act, be, and
tne samo is hereby repealed.
Feb. "a, lsl9--Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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Doctor ---- Alien, West-6reeavict.
John Casey, Esquire, Ethan Clarke, Esq.
end DIR. Thomas TilIinghss,, East-Grenwich.
Elder LniieGeld, Warwick.
Mr.. George Brown. Foster.
Elder Richard Knight, and Mr.. Elisha
Bowen, Scilvste.
Mr.. Elisha Aldrich, Cyrus Cook, Esquire,
and job Armstrong, Esquire, GIoeestef.
Elder Miller, and Mr.. William Rhodes,
Burrilville.
Mr.. Eooch Arnold, Cumberland.
Mr.. John Slater, and MIR. John Osborn
SmithheId,
Judge Gardner, Midd letown.
Judge Child, Portsmouth.
~ Editors Of the several papers in this
State are requested TO give the above notice
a place in ,noir respective papers two o.
three weeks. By Order Of rhe Eoard
ABNER KINGMAN, Clerk
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PROVIDENCE, APRIL IL.

The ship Lion, rownseud, srrivod here
from CsntoD, has brnugh % his country,
ihrce natives of Hadison's leland, in The
South Soa, which, j, will be COLLECTED, was
taken possession of by Cap. Potter. 10 the
frigate Essex, in November, 1918, for the
Uoited States Two of them are young
men, ppwards oil 30 yea.> old, probably, and
the olnar lad oi abou, II Tn,y are cop.
pc .colotcd, and as.ooed according TO their
custom, by pune,uring he skin and introduce
ing dark liquid wnicb has o singular sp.
anoe.--1hey appear TO be inofensive
youths, ana they a,e -dmerican cinzens,
having bcen 0dohlcd into me great american
family, We tcust tncy will be treated with
kindness ana hospusliiy--ProO. Pdf.
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FRENCH COMMERCE.,

Some late accounts from France, give us
estimates, which place the commerce OF that
couotry, in higher state Of prosperity, than
We had imagined il possessed. During the
yea 1918, the arrivals at Marsclles, were
7,5i6 vessels, the whole tonnage Of which
measured s0l, $40 tons, and nsvigs,ed by
7s,loo scamen Departures s,737 vessels,
tonnage i,o4s,S2o tons, naviga,eo by e7,soo
sesmen.
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DhHAEN \"'7-- ] Wa Z" @1s
F171L IFF.3IR.


This following succinct STATE mcnt OF lne un-
fortunate affair, which happened on Saturday,
last in this city, comes from the pen of
Ge9tIe man of respectabilny and truth, and is
cof,oboratsd by lhe evidence of persons who
witnesse the whole transaction given beore
the Magistrates:
In relaling The circums lance ~ "A fatal
reDcon,re bc,ween John L. Hopkins ADD
M'Quscn M'Iniosh, wnich happened on he
S7,h ,ostaof, and which terminated an he
dca,h of the lattec gentleman, we are inHu-
encsd by no other feelings than s'ncete re-
gard 20 truth aud justice. The facts as they
arc cxaibitsd by disntercsled PERSONS pres.
eot, are those. That, on the morning OF the
27ih instant, John'L. Hopkins, accompanied
by his father and man of the name OF Jen-
kin., arrived in town; and, after come inci'
fcctual cGor's AZ reconciliation between the
friend OF M'Queen M'Intosh anu John l..
Hopkins, tho latter proceeded 10 tho board
ing mouse kept by Messrs. Dewtt & Bur-
mott, were Mr. MIntosh resided, and did
there make 40 assault on him, IN tho first in
d stance, with drawn sword cane, and after
Awards with pistols. That in the first rem
contre, Mr.. M'Intosh rGceIved several Wounds
inn,ctes by Jonn l.. Hopkins and his father,
aud ,his without any proyocation, save the
misunderstanding that existed between the
parties. That, on being seperated, Mr..
M M'In,osh retired into he upper Story Of he
hou,e, for the purpose OF providing him.
sell with the means OF defence. That In dc
scsnd,ng the stairs, John l.. Hopkins (who
Nas On the platforms of the house and oppo.
site the door leading to tho staircasc) pre-
seood pistol, with a threat, that, II he at
, tcsnated TO advance, he would shoot him
\ down. That, AT that instant, The door was
closed, and Mr.. M'lntosh, awaiting himself
oi tho bsck.dcor, proceeded through the
Y yard, round the house, where John l.. HOP
\ kips, app'ized of his movement, and shelter
ed oy tho sorner of the building, concealing
from view, awaited his approach, and, with.
0ut any previous notice, discharged bis pistol
\ at him within five PAGES That, on the dis
/ che &c, he retreated, or rather ran, until he
Rreschtd the end Of the platform, when. IN
tshe act Of ioapios behind q tree, MIntosh
hssd without success That, John l.. Hop.
tkips, availing himself OF the concealment Of
his De rson, took deliberate aim, AID shot his
herock antagonist through the body, who,
while in the act Of falling, and when his mur-
dcrsr was running with das,ardly steps, pre-
j sNped his second pistol, aud the we'll direct
% ball shattered the tugitive's arm, though
Twelve yards distant"
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NEWPORT.

WEDNESDAY, ArSIL 81, 1919.

ELEC iION.
his day tha f'eemen ct tAis state will as-
scDblc 10 their especuve towns for the pur
pose oi electing General Officers and Req. C.
sentatives 10 Tue General Assembly tor the
eosung,yeai. No opposNion Is conte mpated
10 the candidates offered by the Republican
pa.,y VINO viii therefore undoubtedly be elect
cd.
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though faeassing at frst, was extinguished
without doing much damage.
BY the time the engines were fairly housed,
the cry of FIRE was heard from the Navy Yard
quarter; and, on repairing there, il was iound
10 be on tho premises belonging to Mr.. Grli-
filth Coombs and others, on the river, occu-
pied by Mr.. George Besli This large lLree
story house, aud the ou,-houses, were en-
tirely destroyed; and II was considered fortu-
nate hat the FIRE was prevented from extend.
log TO the adjacent houses and board yards,
which were put IN jeopardy, though at some
distance, by the flying fre.
Just as tho citizens began TO ietire from
this Fire, the alarm OF Fire was given from
L street, TWO squares east Of the Treasury
Office, and Two miles distant from fke lass
mentioned. II was OF course some time be.
fore the citizens and engines could be iecai.
led. They arrived, however, in - o. 90
minutes, but not in ume to save The block oi
houses on FIRE. The large three.sto'y houst
belonging to Mr.. Walker, the tavetn. house
belonging 10 John A. Wilson, at the corner
OF + and l4th streets, that oil Mr.. George
Miller, and one or two other houses, were
burnt dowo. Great as has been the loss Oh
this occasion, u 10 small compared 10 the de.
suucton which was at frs, feared, aud youll
certainly have eusued, had not the wind sub.
sided after the FIRE began 10 rage. Had a.
blown as violently as in nc morning, the'c !,
10 knowing where nc rsvages wouid have
stopped. AS II wos, 3cverai dIs,an houses
caught fire on the roIt, from Gying spa ks,
when wore happily discovered in time 10 ex
tine uisn them
Bes,hes these serious FIRES, there were 10
The course OF Yesterday several other alarm
during the day, from cnimnies 90 Are, &c.
and one or Two false alarms.
Some think ,hese fires 70 have been the
effect OF desigo. /, ce'teioly very sus.
picious citcumstance, that the three most
serious fires originated in ssabics.---Some
horses have been BUM, and much iurRiture,
SC. destroyed.
This morning, since the above was written, +,
we navc had another alarm vi f.e. IL was at
Mr 5Ambei's stable, near the Navy Yard |;
,od was extinguished without doing much
injury.
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L0feSt from Enplann,

: 'O"' >|teS'@""
The Rosalc. capt. Meny, has arrived at
N. York, from London, bringing papers 10
the 9Th Of March. They do not iui,isb
such gloomy accounts Of the s,agna,ion of
trade, as our former dates though it is svi-
den, that prices, Of aimos, every description
OF merchandise, had been aud continued to
be, considerably depressed. 10 recent fail
uses had occurred; and letter from Man.
chester, not only conlradicts the reports OF
there having been any serious ones smong
them but states, ths, or the Sd Marc b, the
sale OF goods was larger, than had been ex-
perisnced 10 that place, Tor q twelve IN onth
past.
The Duke Of Richclieu has app, priated
the gra,uity $50 900 francs anuu W bostow.
ed upon him by IN French Legislature, to
the foundation of On hospital 8, Bordeaux-
The editor of the Courier says this may be
called magnanimous or splenctic.
The Hon. Mr.. Lamb had succeeded in his
election for Westminster, and had taken HE
seat in :he House of Commons.
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dGEfCCL TURAE.

At meeting Of the Bosrd of Trustees of
the Massachusetts Society for promoting Az.
riculture, held at the bouss of the Hon. NJ,
WelIes, April Ia, 1919
A ieitos was read from George G. Bsrr.u.
Ese. American Consul at Malaga, 10 ,hs
Corresponding Secretary of the Society.
Mr.. Barreii sent pair of Spanish Pio..
valuable for the euse end economy with which
they nsy be faited; three bays Of Snani.s
Wheat, and ness Of Milk Pans, very la,se,
aod much esteemed 10 the spanish dairiss'
was voted, thsi the thanks OF the Soeie,v
be given 10 Mr. BarreiI, for The friendly az.
fer Of his tu,ute services, and for his ait.r.
,ion 10 The agricultural interest Of his corr.
ny.
The Wheat viii be given to gentlemen de.
,irous 10 try il, and who will be willing 10 re.
port to the Society their mode OF tul,u,a
and soccess, if they will tske the trouble To
call for il, at MIR. Guilds ofice, No. ao.'
Sts,c.s!teet.
The gold and silver coinage of Mexico il
estimated, to amount, annually, to the SUN of
sir!y /our millions oil dollars.
The tragical event, which lately occurred
an Dafien, had excited high degree OF ex.
ASPIRATION sgainst the rEufderers of MIR.
Mcintosh. 1t was said they were to be re.
moved 10 Savannah, under sttonp guard.
fears being enter taine d OF their falling p,ev
to the popular fury OF an incensed people,
1t is reported, that the elder Hopkins hsa
made proposition to his son, after being IN
custody, tha! they should die by each o.nsl,s
hands.
--:e::os-
BOSTON, MUNICIPAL COURT
Several persons have been tried Sosnd
gully and sentenced ut the present Aura
te, nj, of this Court. Among others We no.
tice that of David DaHon, fined 40 dis. for
faud 10 the measure oi load of Rte wood
This example oi public justice, does credit TO
the spiti, and decision OF the Judge, aud will
prove highly beneficial to tho town of Boston.
We hope every paper, in mi, snd he neigh.
bouring country, Will publish the abvys sen.
tence, IN staring cspIals.
-:o:ss:e.--
We understand tha, cloth for TWO coats,
ooe black aud the other blue, manuia c;ufed
by Mr.. HiIst, of York shire, has been reseiy.
ed here as present TO the President OF the
United Sietes.-This cloth sells IN England
tot HOS. sterling yard.--N Y Gax.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

Brig Hiram. Jouvet. Havana schooner Industry,
Easton, do.
CLEARED,
Brig Russell, Norris, Havana /, sloop Hslcyon,
Bliss. NewYork do lnvincible, sesbuiy, Edentons
do. An adne, Crane, Ntw-york do Rapid, Walden.
Philadelphia, do Henry, Brown, New.York
The sch Polly 4 Nancy, Lawton, OF this port
arrived at New-York, April 16
The sch Ebenexer, Munroe, and sloop rudssa,
Browne, both Of this port. arrived at s,in ore on
the 12th inst.
The United States soop Of vsr ontsric, csr'sin
B'dde, arrived ht Rio Jsnsire. On tie .t'L u Isb.
trsm the Pscifek OssAs