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nere.
THE House on Thames-strea occu-
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er or separately. Also. the Horse in The Gear nov
occupied BY ALsssr w GAsrsssr.
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HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.

10 conformity to the above recited act, the
ConDissione,s therein appointed will re-
ceive from the holders of this States Cer'ih
Gates of Registered DEBT, sealed propo ais 4
Ghe terms on which ,bcy will sell the same ;
aod request they may be transmitted tree OF
postage) to elmer Of US, and drectcd 10 said
Commissioncrs, on or before the hrs, Mop-
"a cay oi October next being .ha yme limited
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|
WHEREAS the General Assembly Of the
State aforesaid, a, their session in Oc,o.
ber less, passed the following Resolutions, TO
vii: tF
Whereas il isths dnly of ell men to a..
dote The Sorromc Roler OF The Converse,
and TO render unto II m thei, unfvigned
thanks Tor his nsnfs.d snd undese,ved mer
eies AID whereas the appointment by The
Civil Ae,hori,y 81 partcula, times for gene
raj enc public worship. has heretofore been
fonnd eordaci,e TO the good order and well
oeiogof he cislxcns Of this state There
fore, F
Reso!Ucd, That Thursday, the twenty third
day Of November inst be set apart - day
Of General aud Public Thanksgiving, to Al
mighly God, for the ooua'iess blessings oi
his PROVIDENCE And cha IL be recommcnd-
ded 10 ibe coed peopi. OF tpis Sta,e,to abstain
on that dsy from all unnecessary and onbe
coming rscteaiiun, and to assemble in their
'especlive houses oi worship, and there Offer
70 She Sver al al good, the homage OF de-
'ooi atd gra,etai hearts inssmuch as tha,
be hath blessed the laboO's ei the year, WIKI
an abupdant harvest /; that he hath preserved
US i'ou. The evils ~ pessiiencc aud war apd
'hat we have ccotinued 10 enjoy under his be.
nlgn protection, The blessings OF equal and
lhsesi laws, and The consultations Of the mild
and pure religion of Jesus Christ our Lo'd
pnd Syviour and win dcvout assurences oi
the tr2'h Of his p' omises, thai IA, y ask o! him
his Constant guidance and p. Q sc,ion. 10 theiI
temporal and etefn, conceins that he would
DC graeiousy pleased to bless the iabours Of
the husbaudmcn, the arIiz,D aud merchant
that nc would protect our seamen t,om the
perils Of The deep that he wooId smile on
our political institutions, and plsnteously en-.
due oil who &e In authority, in the General
and S,eie governments, with wisdom from q.
boye that he would 6 ant 10 the nations Of
the earth, lasting peace, and such amesiora.
iico OF their political and social condition, as
may increase the usefulness of rulers and ,nc
happiness and sotd u der Of the people undet
their cere and iinaly, that he would prepare
US all 90 en,er INTO has rest, by speading 10
the uycrmos, parts OF the earth, knowledge
OF his DIVINE wo,d.
" "Resoivcd That his Excellency the Gov
-rncr be requested TO issue his Proclamation
TO the psoe,e accordingly and tbs, the same
be pubsned 10 ell The newspapers OF the
Stae"
do, therefore, pcrsuant TO the above feci
Ted Resolutions, issue his my Proclamation,
ga IN Ike known The same, that The good peo
pie If ,he State may conio' On thereto.
Given under my hand, and TIE seoi II said
Sfafe, al Providence, this sir.h day Of No
pethber, an the year 1890
N r. KNIGHT.
By hs Ereei,rney's command,
HENRY BOWEN, See'ry.
HoVtblLfr 9. W
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SHOE STORE.
DAVID RCDMAN,

NO. IJ6, Ih0Mts-ssttef,
NEARLY opposite the wslI-known Sign o
IA the Golden EsgIe.)
Respectfully Informs his /,ien3s G' ne Public,
THAT lie has made such recent adj
4 di,ions to his stock Of BOOTS "a SHOES, AZ
renders bis Assortment very extensive great
part Of which are Of his own Manufacture AMONG
which sre,-Men's eslfskin Shoes, fr 81 50-1
Morocco Walking Shoes 7s6--sippers, Llets aid
Sandals, Of real gostskn morocco, for DO {. ss-a
Children's Morocco Boolees 3s9 small shoes. -
cents --.7iso, piack and eolor'd morocco, and kid
boot webbing, cord and ferret &c &C.
Boots and shoes of every description. manufscts
ured 10 suit measures At short notice, oi the bsst
matcrais ard substantial wo,k kiDansLip.
Newport, Goth Of 9Th mo. 1920
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NEW LINE OF STAGES,
From Neqc. Bedjord 10 NeScbort anu
Provyd,nce, o0cr me Stone
D.. y cK|..-.n.a-...

lTeW Ne7v. BeaI0rd 10 HetvD0ft anu
Pro0Jd,nee, o0er me Stone
81 Bridge al TiCericn.
Y EAvES New BEDFORD every Toesdsy
7 E< aud Friday, al 6 o'oIookA n. snd az.
rfses at Newport a, 4 o'clock y.M same
dey.. Leaves Bristol Ferry at ~ o'clock {;
arrives 8, BisioI at one, a; WsreD q. s. and
at Providence at o'clock p. NJ. same days.
Returning, leaves Providence and New
pot eve,y "Wednesday end Saturday, OF 9
o'clock Am. and arrives al Bristol Ferry al
Is, and at Nrw Bedford OF o'clock p. N
same day. Passengers leaving New York
.on Monday, will by this conveyance, arrive a.
New Bedford on Wednesday
The Sisge Books are keptin Providence,
a, H. Blske's; in No~porl, ., Townsend's
CofI4e house in New. Bedford, at Col. Nell
sons Hotel.
Fare fen Ncw Bedford to Ncwpor,.
S2.so--snd from, Nov q sJiord 10 Providence
} S3 90 ---lssch Passenger is allowed IS lbs
baggage, g. ats and for l25 lbs. bsggsge
,hc same as Cor Pes,enges u
All favors will be thankfully received, and
J grsicfoily acknowledged
IPELEG FISH, Aephorf.
ISAAC FISH, Pyvpqdence.
I. H.sBARiLETT, bcs, BedfSrd.
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
Qf ali descripd ps usually 10 be found IN
BOOK STORE.
HOUSEHOLD WARE, &c

Tea L ays and other Japaunsd Ware, Britain.
MA Tea Po,s, Candlesticks, Fire Sess, Look.
Ing Classes Warming Pans, b ushes Of all,
k'nd., Kulved and Forks, Crffee Mills, Sad
Hons, Polket L4nhasns, Day q Marnn's
BLACKiAG.
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Columbian Grand Folio Bible,

FORTY TWO PLATES
AIOW publishing in lao crckIy numbers,
IN sui2 Ia cts. each. Twoo The pIstss
ars, . splendid Fronispiece, snd an ngfsved
Title Page. The work Is illustrated with ex'
plansiory Noes, from the writings a those
eminent divines, Henry, Brean, Seeff, Cote,
Wesiry, and Carte.
". Pc eisoos residing 10 the country, who
may wish to Subscribe, can be supplied with
this valuable Family Treasury, BY eight rum.
bers at time. or more, a. fsf as publishes,
on application TO the appointed Agen', OF M.
Wn. OaAs's Cbcsch Street, Newport, X. J..
N. b. Subscription papers are LETT st
Mr.. SrsEsrgss Tavern, BrisroI--slso, ~
Mr.. CoLE's Tavern. Warren, II. I.
SETH LUTHER, Agest.
August 90. (d)
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ELIzAnETH BURLlNGHAM,,

W9ULD inform her Friends and the Pubic:
that she has removed her stand from Thames
street, to corner Of Mill and Spring street. or bet
ter known by Ferry whsrflsne, il tue heuse is,cly
occupied by Capt Jous woon. where shr Offers
tor sale Groceries Of every kind. by wholesale of
retail. at MS low rste AS any In The street, and
viii take country produce in pay-she still con,ins
oes a bosrd,ng house, aud viii he glad to accom-.
moda,e Gentlemen aud Ladies al feduoed price
chitdren shall be taken good care Of Il any one
wishes 10 send then N town for the adssntsge OF
a school, and viii take pa, In produce--she wishes
&c return thanks 10 those hends.who. has favored
her aud hope they will continue their tiirndshp
Newport, No,enlher 8, 1896 80
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Among the GOODS are HE foilog,ine.

1A"'OffS VIC GOODo RFc fHe .f0!i0SoMo.
Supc hnc end f 0 liilo and French
blue, b!s'k. snd 9 Grapes
brown btosdcIoth, 4 Canton aud Nankin
mix d Oilse, sad do. handsome and
o'ao o"to' \ good quality /;
n'ue' black orown,.5 Elegaot Engilsh cot
drsb and mixed0 ton balls
\ C''simefes, fioh Y Elegan, dark end
o. TO 2is. Ign blue Caiicocs
Eiegan, dab. biu 3 for only I6
and olive Pehss Brown Syrinss
S'o'os' plain am D s'nchaws, oarcnets
twiird. ior lads end uslrinss;
Cn.ts. Blsck AK ves,;ooS
oaI'ine's from 80 3 Museilles snd swan.
g. per yard; down dN,o
Role Blankets, chess adies and Gsntle.
one case Of black y mems wossted, cot.
nlue' orange, 'eso ton and silk
French, grey sncg Hose;
brown bonb zc's < Eleeant wide black
trom the bes, house 3 Bomb eeen:
IN England. 'ldsa Gel Goes, for
Slack brown, DIV 2s3 'o7s6 piece (;
ana green Wud D Cbex again fpr Cd;
oofes, oil goo Double width Car
quality. lie Ginghams fol
hn assortment 90 only is6 per yard ;
b'iz-s Flannel aod seen be gone.
Zoe 10, Diapet ~ Cambrio, book, jaco.
only 81; Russia d, net and null mus.
to- Is & 10 per5 lins;
yard. Back sI'k handker.
Ameriesn Sheet:ng chiefs;
ard sbi'unSe; 0 Eboppa, Romais and
Pad G.nshams, and y Is andanoo do
stripes; y Some of ,be chcarcsi
Power and steam linens offered in
loom Stirring, tbs town slacc the
he frs, quality; Z Peace;
Resi me'inp shaw Floor carpe,iog Tor
for only So each 81 PEI yard;
Cashmere snd Ws 4 lfish Sheotipg;
'er!oo Shaw's; El~gsnt ssores OF
Boxes Of Pins viii blue- and red, ara
locking glass, 70, whue Furuiiure !;
10 cents; q Caicoes, ror' only
Black thrill Lace 70 l. per yard;
4s6 VEiegsnt Garni,ure
blue gills Hhdkis X Ribbons ],
for 10 cents. Common ditto.
-ALSO-~
DR.. Waus Hymn Book.,arranged BY Win
hell.
Day & MAerIs's Real Japan Backing.
Likeuise--A constant seppiy OF the new
.st patterns Of STRAW BoNNETS.
Newport, Oc. a.
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UYhNYED,

WANYED,
A BOY to attend in stote---one that is &C.
tive end of good habits, whose parents viii
consider The information be received ss eqci-
vaent FOR services rendered, can aRply a
borA Nov. Is, s20
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WmtIy Of Notice =!

ARE this day opening, eight boxes,
csses and bales Of Fresh Goods of the latest
importA,ions into Boston. purchased with
Cash. and are real good bargains.
Their old Customers and
the Public in gen.
eral are invited
TO call & see
for them
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TIA AND oNtiOOl. pOtikS, y
TEN boxes Mems, Youths and Chill
L dren's HATS, ka,sdssrns es,d ckeab. iu,, re.
cewed from New-york and Cor sale .,
q. WANTON's Book K Hat Store.
.dmoug Aem ore -
J. WILLsoSs celebrated srsifotfon beavers and
Mems white and black Hats, with vide brims, al
The low price of SIS each.
Tweedy Z Benedic,'s inifafisn beavers frat
quality men's real superfne ditto,
White, Drothets 4 Co irritation beavers = Water
proof dilio m.de entirely Of Fur hghi and Aant.
sorse Also best No 1, Hats. T.tt saf.
Childrens white aud black Beaver, and red Mos
rocco Hats
For sate ca obovr,
SO Resms writing paper, Cap No IA Q. at ons
dollar per Ream less than the usual price.
Letter paper and Stationary of every descriptions.
School Books of evety kind in use--ls A!dcn's
and Webhers ist. Cd u Sd vols --Cumrnnys.
Morse and Godsmihs Biographies Ari,hinc,ics. j.
-Grsmmsrs, Dictionaries, Testaments. Sc. .@-Sea,
mems nd Bsns Docks
Paper Hangines and Bords2S,
For Rooms and Window Curtains, selling on AZ
very reduced prices
0Jr Those pefsons who are indebted 10 G. WAs4p
ToS. and the more especially hose whose Accounts
have been Of long standing, are earnestly requested
to call and make payment, m Otherwise their Ac.
counts III be put in sui, In the course Of 10 days.
Newport, May ~, 1920.
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PAPER-HANCINGS.

An extensive variety ii French aud Ametic
PAPER. .HfNG INCL and BORDERS.
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NE w GOODS,
sUST ACEIVGD, n II FoR S.aLR BY
JAMES HAMMOND,
FIZ-

Y AIDES Cloths f., Pelisscs, ,wilied and
IL plai0, and Of fashionable eoloss Broad.
cioihs, Csssimcres, Vesnngs, b b zss, Flsn
neis. Blankets, Scotch Piaids, Bombozeus,
Bomb z,ens, D9venshire Kerseys. Hysie ',
Groves, Cotton Shir,nes, Sheesings, Bed.
ticks 'sh Linens, Table Linen, Dapc,s,
Crash, Undressed Prints, Dimi,ies, Inserting,
CAiieo, India and Null Muslins, Jean, Levan.
tines, Lotstrings, Csntoo Grapes, Crspe Dres.
ses, Nsnk n apes, Sa,ios, Plaid Silks, u In.
brellas, rthby sad Silk VeIsels, Green Table
Ciotes, Hearth Rugs, SC. sc.
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Commissioners NOtiee.

LON7I7IfS3IOIfcT5 IFOI1(e. :
y. the Subscribers. having been appointed BY
the don CouIt of Probate of the town Of
Newport, in lbe county Of Newport, Commission.
.ers 10 receive, examine, and sdjust the claims
against the estate OF
ESTHER BARKER,
late Of said Newport. deceased. Represented in.
solvent. do hereby give notice, that six months
from the 9Th day Of Nov inst. allowed the ered'
tors Of said Estate to bring 10 and prove their res
pcctive claims and that ~ attend foe that pur-
pose at our respective dwellings,, At any time dur.
ing said period
@iGssaa ssGass 2; $ ssswi ssxlios, c'""'.a.rsr.-
An persons indebted to sid Estate. are hereby
called upon TO make payment 10
ERASMUS X PECKHAt1, Sdr'ssirsasr.
Newport, Nov. IS. isz1
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THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
or 1000 ToltlD,es,

Continues to have additions Of al. new works
suitable for tho same.
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BY HIs ExcELLRxcy
N. K. KNIGH Z, ESQ.

core'aor, ler 4ts- 6sne'ci and Conlmander
in CA'o ef rae Sf0fe Of Rheds Island and
Providence Plantations
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10
SATURDAY ZEE 3


Alter the presen,ment and reference.
as usual, of suDdry petitions
MIR. Weigs, of New York, submitted
the following preamble and resolution
tor consideration, which, being read.
were, on motion of Mr.. Walker, of n. C..
ordered TO lie on the table -
Whereas slavery in The United States
is an evil OF great and increasing maeni.
iude; one which merits The greatest ef
forts OF This nation TO remedy: There
fore,
Resolred, That committee be appoint
ed TO enquire into the expediency of de-
voting the public lands as a fund for the
purpose Of
lst. Employing naval force compe.
tent TO The anniliilaiion of the slave trade.
I'd. The emancipation OF the slaves in
the u. States; and
Sd. Colonizing thom in such way as
shall be conducive 10 their comfort and
happiness in Africa, their mother country.
THE MISSOURI BILL.
lie House then again resolved itself
mic committee of the whole, Mr..
Bdld'cin IN the chair, on this bill.
MIR. Cook resumed the speech which he
commenced yesterday, in support Of the
Restriction. and III continuation occupied
the H0or about Two hours.
Mr.. HemphiH, of Penn. next rose. and
spoke more than an hour in favour of the
Restriction; when he gave way for mo-
ton Tor the committee 10 rise; which
prevailed; and
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-10

....-.fe OF TIC ,oSerna,eni, 20 ,aahv Gcia,.,i-
ers account for their deiaication. ,hrir &C.
curity being insufficient sThis. he pre-
sumrd, Was the case now, or the funds in
the hands OF public agents would not BIZ
unavailable. Had the gentleman never
heard thai, after bond had heen taken.
The Department of the Treasury had fail
ed Ia she until the deb, was LOST for want
OF timely inierposiiion hope, said MIR.
II. the gentleman will moi flag in the patri-
Otto undertaking in which he Is engaged I;
but know what "A committee can do in
The Treasury. | would as soon trust a
child To find lis Nay in the labyrinihs OF
THIS building. 1.-THE gentleman could find
what he was looking for, il would be
highly satisfactory; but this, MIR r said,
nas one OF the cases in which TO seek is
not 10 find 10 knock, and not have
opened Tor You la ask, and notio have
II II Is for Information you ask. The way
TO ask, here, was in different tone, and
~ diAerent style. ! repeat, said Mr..
X. that, whatever construction may be
pnt OF my motion, my object is To ascer-
lam whether il Is not possible 10 make
those who have our money give il up-ior
| know that when we have their money
we are obliged 10 give il 10 them: whereas
well as TO give-to give and take.
MIR. TRIMBLE said that, by superb
cial glance al the official statements, one
might b. easily led into error OH one point.
Ii might appear OH the face OF them, that
there were millions I'm the hands of public
agents, when IN fact there were not as
many hundred thousand because the
monies advanced, 10 be disbursed in the
public service, were charged TO Tie agents
until the vouchers were Transmitted, and
their accounts settled at the proper Of
tlces. The amount of balances reported,
therefore, was no criterion whereby TO
Judge OF the amount due-much the
largest part being expended and ready to
be accounted far. On The subject of
economzng public expenditures, Mr.. +.
said, he did not af all differ in sentiment
from his friend from Virginia.
HE question was then taken on Mr..
Rdmdofphs motion, and carried withou,
a division.
MISSOURI BILL.
The House again resolved itself into
committee of the whsle, Mr.. Baldwin in
the chair, on this bill.
Mr.. Hardin, Of Kentucky, took the
floor and spoke at considerable length
against the restriction.
Mr.. Cook, OF Illinois, took the other
side of The question, and spoke some
time IN favour Of the Restriction; before
concluding, lie gave way for motion for
the committee 10 rise; when
he committee rose, and
The House adjourned.
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:; % '' "a; guess 10 present ihcI gen.
esai interest.
'ihe two subjects Of Maine and Mis-
sou,i ough 70 be distinctly considered and
decided; ard. with view TO effect that
object, he MAS IN favor OF reeomniimeni.
The question was then taken on the
neiinn f'r rec"mmiimeni, and decided
by Yeas and Nays, IN the negative, by
% votes to Is, "a already stated.
(OeOate 10 be comtinned.l
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LEGISLATURE or VIRGINIA.
EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS OF THE HOUSE
or DELEG ATES.

EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS OF THE HOUSE
OF DELEGATES.
Nonddy, February T.. e communica-
lion from the Senate stated that ihey had
passed the bills" Changing The names
of Dorothy Jones and Polly Jones'
To amend an act, entiflcd an act. in
cooperating The trustees Of the Winfield
Academy III the county Of Dinwiddie"-
Altering the time Of holding superior
court OF law for The county OF Soulhamp-
ton, and for other pusposes"-" Concern.
ing John Semple"-and g Concerning The
times of holding the superior courts of
law lii the fourth judiciary circuit"-with
amendments in which they request the
concurrence of tile House of Delegates.
The amendments 10 the LIST bill were
laid OIL The tabIr-ihose TO the 2d and Sd
were cOncurred in by the House of De-
legates.
An Engrossed Bill, Concerning Jo-
nathan CObnn"-wAs rejected.
The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from the Treasurer OF
this Commonwealth, which was read as
follows:
TREASURY OFFICE, FEBRUARY, 1920
SIR.-l draH myself NJ the earliest opDorfgpify
" making TO the General ASSeHlbiya TepDrt of me
public funds as dSceItGined entering on the du.
tttS ~ nv OUiCe on the jlSt HtttlO.
reGeired from Mr.. Preston Smith for and ON
behGB of Gen. John Preston, the late Treaaper
of the commonwealth,
One note Of the bank If HdgerStO,cH $50
One DO. of tie Farmers bunk Of Aler-
dHdriu, 10
one do. Of the State Bank Of North
Carolina, r
Notes Of The Bank Of the TaEcy
amo'mting,t0 285
One note Of Yirgiaia Saline bank, 3
NOtes of Bunk Of ViTginiu and Far.
nlerS' Bunk Of Virginia, $40
> 90 M goid, receired IN Bunk for 81 %
III cAG,gc, ~
Nm. G. PeadletopS check On the Fur
mers' Bunk of IirgiHia, since paid, ) ISL o.
sam Is
Amounting to the sum of trO thou
sdrd one hUadred and eicUen doHars
ant fifteen cents and Which are The
SdRe JHids rep0rtrd by the committee
t0 be in tie Treasury Office at the
time they ccmmgnced their examination
and settlement Of The tate Ircasarer's
GccoWRis. 0jfeT de0UctiUe fOUT d0iars
mo me cent, the dejjCieucy an the treight
t gold.
In tie Bank ~ Iirginid, on deposte To
me credit ~ tie irrnsgrtr. tse un, III : OG sO2 "
In The farmers BaHE ~ IHgipjo, 10
s'c credit cf the treasurer. t5e SIN, Of t331ifsl
hdkiHg a. deposite ~ the firo burks
90 tNe credit o. Mc Treasurer, tkC sau
y Z30,56 IL cents.
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- o.
Ukich sererdi SIMS. Then put to the
errdu Of TIE Literary Fund in each bunk
triH make the sum or SS,603.
In the Bmk Of Fircipia. diridepds
due TO the Board Of Public ~ orks, for
january, 1919. 81,
DO. for JdNudry, 1870. L.
And on 5i7 ShQTes, dir,deads due for
January. 1919, J..
And on the sdmc dc. January. 1920, \ :,
1Hd on 400 shares, subscribed for do.
January. lS20, 3|,;
In the Farmers Bark of Hirginiq, to
The credit Of tie Treasurer ofthe Board
Of Public HorkS, The sam Of Ill
Diridends due on 35 shares, fo,iJann-
airy, 1919,
DO on she same shores, for Janrary
1920
Uhich sereral SUMS, ,cien put to the
credit Of the TreGsNre1. in the tro 6unlts,
tciu. after deduetiRg the sum of S2l3 SO
cents, due 10 the Bcnk of Tirgi,id on
account Of the tate Treasurer of the
Board Of Public FORKS. amount TO the
s,im 81 SOL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-08
SPAIN.

The adlerents OF Joseph Bonaparte, who
had been banished from SPAN have made
an attempt 10 return, General Nina has
caused some OF them to nc arrested. They
are to await lhc decision OF the CoIte5 be-
! fore they can return.
The king OF Spain, to remoye'alI obstacles
opposed to agriculture, has declared that
the impost known in the several provinces
OF European Spain, under the name oS
6 Vow 10 81. James," is suppressed. The
arrears due to the 9Th of March last have
been applied in aid OF the families who sui
fered in the massacre at Cadiz.
The king, by decree of the 29th March,
ha. also suppressed the numerous imposls
levied on the migrating merino ticcks. Fer
the imports which are famed out, the hol-
deIs are to be reimbursed.
All the soldiers in Spain, whose term OF
service expired in 1917, ale allowed to quit
the army.
A royal decree Of Spain aboIishes what
was termed the Royal Parimony OF the
, Crown. Tie preamble declares : thatt IS
i'm possible ior The monarchy to attain union
and happiness so long as lis subjects shall
not be equal in regard 10 enjoymeniS, rights,
contributions, privileges, and duties." 1t
thus appears that even Kings can act right
when they dare not act otherwise.
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