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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-08

raiHa6ie Siock NJ Groceries nj AUcIjoD
lHE subscriber Intending decline his present bust
ness, viii on N0Hdag. INC i4fA fnsf (FcbgJ atIg
Oc"ck sell Al auction uHdct the management Of OTIS
Dunlop Co his eHtite STOCK Of tkOCptuts con,
ssiihs % general and valuable assortment tagrthr
WIZ St@hh casks, weights, scales and I-easures-otu
pair patent balances, craving 1000 vouuo,--,u non
chest ana 4 mahogany efiiine desk
Also, tie three story BRtCk SIORE HOUSE atpte.
Sehl occupied by hun The honse Is new D., built tid
conveniently arranged for bHsiness- ana The stsgd as
desirable as any Tor The grocery business.
~ Terms liberal, and made snown ON ,be isv of
sale Feb " Wv '"' 80 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-08

Insult to injmy We haze seen with
kacu regret aud indignation Tie remark
OF the IL. y. Evening Post upon lie Vir
siniaus.- With as much dclicacy as truth
he boldly iulinales HAT but for llle white
men Of tie east Our slaves would cut The
ihr0ais Of their masters Ii us di>unite
then as sorn as we rIedse
Is this llIe idea Of man Of The slight.
est intelligence Is il The information
otone who is at oil conversauI with our
past history or our present condition :
who read the vents Of he lasiwar? wlIo
studies ~ the slightest banner iheiheor,
OF republic, cursed, ~ he will have il
80, With slayos-wiib slaves SO igno,ant,
so poor, so inefficient as ours But ibis
visionary idea Of The comparstive weak
ness OF a slaye-bolding stale is so com
pieiejy exposed by tue Triumphant pen OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-08

FIFTEEN DOLLARS RtW ARD.
- ANAWAY from The snhsc uttr son, lime stori tie
= laitel end ~ Aurutt isst. rtgte maH uamef
oNtNDtNS ahou' nav years of are Performs iolsta.
NY ven on Tie v0liu.i purtbascd sim im Jnn. $50
~ ht' samuel q. Adams ~ Ricbm1rd.--H e Is sun.
posed 10 he niklng m me uecbboi hooa Ola NJ ar.
ttWs ~ JAW's City cOnnty. w.D owns bis vile 81 viii
give The above reward. aud an LEGAL cbstFss Tor
delivery to me ~ Msncbes,rr.
Manchester, Feb. 0. ST.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19
9es sSa1tte*
Dinci)esfer:
81 FURD.aY, February 18th. 1921.
From the New York Daily Advertiser Of
Feb 10.

Fe6. III.
Extract ofa letter from st. Thomas.
dated Zee. IL, 1919.
"Our ad.ices from Augostura are
Town tn tn. 18Th November. On the
18Th, Soublette arrived there, hay.
ng lief; detachment of 5000 men az
VI ,ateeal, and Bolivar in the begin
alag Of November at Guadaiita with u
body of reserve Of 3Ooo more. The
forces Of the Republic were to hay
been strongly concentrated at lLe
Mtnieeal on the 9Th inst. TO open the
e,mpaign of Venezuela. to effect which
VI 'rino had already taken the road to
Cabrutieo. Soublstte is entrusted with
secret instructions respecting the piau
IF operations.
''ln the Republican Gazettes we
read Of the execution Of San Fernando
de Apure by the RoyaIists, and it's
Important occupation by the troops Of
Paez. fact which serves to illustrate
the defeat of LA FORE, and Moriuo's
critical situation on the Main.
ga gentleman Of respeetability. ar
rived here from Porto Rieo, fortnight
ago, reported the Intelligence received
there by Spanish vessels directly fsom
the Havana, Of the capture of Lima
and Quinto by the armies Of Chilli and
Bnepos Ayres- Passengers from Az
gpstura, who touehed at Trinidad on
their way hither, mention the subse-
qnent arrival Of a vessel at the latter
place, reporting that official despatch.
Is from j5susrai 81. Martin, respecting
the surrender Of the above places, had
arrived at Angostura, which place she
left in the midst Of Te Deunt, balls and
parties in honor OF SO glorious an event
''It is positively one month since ous
last arrivals from La Guayra and Pu
erto Cabello. Ia the former port, the
British " was laying for the purpose
OF epnsoyiog back the trade to this is.
land; this silence therefore justifies
belief that matters are not altogether
bright there, and that the martial
tocsin blazoued from Aasu,tura is al
ready dreaded 10 the province OF
Caracas.
"Fwelye days ago a man Of war
arrived at Margarilta with zoo men
Of the division Of General Deyerenx,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19

consigned to the fiames-Let eve.
Fancy picture the sceDr-ibe p 1.-THE
stake-the vic,im-a.d the mind
sickeps, add sinks under the oppres-
sion OF its own feei;n,s-what then
must be the dread reaii,y!-From some
OF the spectators we learn. that it was
scene which transit xed in breathless
horror almost every one who witnessed
't,-As the flames approached him,
the piercing shrieks of the unfortunate
victim struck upon the heart with 8
fearful, painful vibration--but when
the devouring element seized upon his
body, all was hushed-yet the cry us
agony still thrilled in the ear, and am
Involuntary and symrathetic shuddec
ran through the crowd We hope
that this awful dispeusation of Justice
may be attended with such saIutary eff.
fecis as to forever preclude the neces.
sity Of its repetition.
advertisement from ST. Louis PGper.
Colonel Eugene L.i,endorfef. formerly OF
the part OF the army of the United States
which crossed the desert, and assisted in the
capture OF Derne, from the Bey of Tripoli.
no" an inhabitans Of Carondelet (near ST
Louis, where he i. married, and where b,,
labor the most nerculean he has almost
brought TO perfection vineyard and vegeta-
ole garden, which would yield him CONS
Portable support, were 1t not for the decep.
lions ractised an him BY The circulation q.
spurious barb notes.
Now, In order to put stop to f1rthe
evil, he proposes to the states and ,errituriel
to make law, furnishing cap tally, the Pre-
den! and Directors of such banks a,
not redeem their notes in silver and he Tia
said Col. Leitendorfer, will hold himself i'm
readiness Ia march al moments warnine.
to put The hempen cord about the Decks
of the Rag barons, gratis
Is. He has quantity of Nashvills
paper which he viii exchange at discount
OF so per cent TOR pumpkin.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19

on account ofihe purity Of ths motives
IN which it originated. The maxim
as IA old, at least, IA Republican Ii
that omaha mala erempla esc bonis ofta
sanf On this scound, 1 hope to be
excused by the House Of Representa-
lives for declining their request; and
assure you, sir, that it give. me more
pain to be thus obliged 10 decline it;
than ii would give me trouble to make
the report; but in conflict between
my wishes aud my sense Of duty, there
ought to be no question which / should
obey.
imay be wrong in my view of the
subject; the order may be sanctioned
by former precedeuts; but my prede-
cessors ia Office have lief, nothing far
my guidance, and l am constrained,
therefore, to act On my own cons,ruc-
tioa OF the law as it stands.
have the honor to be, sir, very re-
specially your obedient servant,
WILLIAM WRIT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19
THE NEW
Revised Code,

OF THE LAYS OF TIRGLNI.a.
Y ENG a Collection of all such acts
AZ the General Assembly, ofs pub
lie ADD permanent nature, as are now
in force, with a eopinus index, to
which are nrefxed the Constitutions Of
the Uniad States and Of the State
a. Virginia, published pursuant 20 am
act ofthe General Assembly, passed
the i2lh March. 1919 -Handsomety
B"un:i ia calf, price s 1.-The pum,4
ber OF copies of the above work con-
tracted for by the state, having been
furnished-ali orders from box sell
iers, or others to buy to sell again. Ito
whom liberal discount will be made,l
and for single copies, can be supplied.
Gs- Orders for interviewed copies
must be left with the subscriber alone.
at the Office Of the Enquirer, Rich
mcnd, who Is the sole agen. of tfaa
publishers for selling.
SAMUEL CARY. :.
Ri~hmopd, Feb. 10
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19
SUPREMs COURT.
WaShington, FEB. ID.

The Court was this day engaged
IN bearing motions for new trials on
several indictments under the Acts
Ut ConSress ut 1890, and 1919, for
Piracy commitiedby different persons,
who ware tried before the Chief JUS.
tice, NJ Justice johnson, and Mr..
Justice Washington.
The .4ttorpsy- General opened the
eases for the U nited States ; aud M.
Webster. having been directed oy ihe
Court to argue for the Prisoners, took
notes for the purpose of replying on
SONS future day to the Attorney &C.
neral.
The case Of the United States against
'Vitt6erger, an indictment Tor man
slaughter tried before Mr.. Justice
washington, was argued by Mr.. c. J.
ingersoN, for the United States. In
thus case, involving an important ques-
ton relating to the admiralty iurislic-
ton Of the United States courts, over
criminal offences committed on board
Am leans in harbors and rivers, the
argument, will be continued to. NOR.
row ag Nr Sergeant f.. the Prisoner,
and the attorney General for the
Unite" states.
The opinion OF the court was de.iv.
cred BY Mr.. Chief Justice Marshall.
in the case of nc Clung against Ross's
lessee reversing the Judgment Of the
.onrt below, and directing new trial
Ia the cause.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19
Ne1o- York, Feb. II.
MATCH AGAINST TIME

We understand that Mr.. Armstrong
rode on horseback, yesterday, from Fairfield
IN Connecticut, to this city, distance of
fifty foe miieS in too hours and an haic
bet Of a thousand dollars was depending
on his performing the distance in three hours.
lie had eIehi first rate horses previously sta.
toned on the road, lot probably not more
IMAM TWO minutes III mounting and dis-
mounting; and with this small exception,
was IN iuil speed from the moment of start.
ing unti he reached this city. IL there is
any error IN this statement, our informant.
who saw and converted with the rider him.
self at the lime of bis mounting, has not in
tended 10 deceive Us. II The ststenen, is
correct, we believe Mr.. Armstrong has per
formed feat, of which no other man living
can boast.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19
Public Sale.

by virtue Of a Deed of Trust, exss
euied by Cyrus B Baldwin to me, for
The purpose OF securing debt, due to
william Lane, and for other purposes
therein mentioned, shall, on Satur.
day The tth March, sell Tor cash 10 the
highest bidder, the following described.
property, viz. Three new STILLS.
Sixty STlLL-TUBS, large number
OF Hogs, one Horse, one COW. also
three feather beds and bedding, be.
longing to the said Baldwin. The sale
will be made at the residence &c
the said c. B. BALDWIN near Front
Royal, and commence at az O'CLOCK,
on the day above meoiiouod.
GEO. MURRAY, Trustee.
Feb. 6
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19
BEN

IS about five feet 8 or 0 riches highs
about &c years old; very black; has a
down saiky Look; nose very far; wide
mouth; scar on his left shoulder ne.
easioned by cutting out wen.-Had
on when he went away an old fur hats
eiso two yellow sailor jackets of twill
ed truck, paRtaioons of the same.
Twill give The above reward il taken
out of the State, aud if in the State
and out oil the county 80 dollars, or in
the county 20 dollars, and in propor-
tiOu for either OF them.
CHARLES CHURCHWILL.
February 10 If:
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19

who was expected there within s days,
with ano,t sr frisate aud sloop Of
war, and 1000 troops, being the re-
'na'nder Of the armament; this circum
stance has, it appears. suspended the
sailing OF the expedition to await his
Arrival.
"8rian is the Admiral, Limo de Gle
mente his sec nd in command, with
The rank Of Msjor of Marine, and Jol-
~ commander Of the vessels. No other
news.o
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19
BILL

Ia about feet high-stout made-W
an olive complexio,i--about twenty FIVE
years old quirk ofspesch when spo.
ken to.-Had on when he weAt away
an old wool hat; pale blue t.illed coats
yellow twiiled pan.aIoons; good shoes
with nails in the heels; sometimes calls
himself William Tucker; is very fond
OF strong drink
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19
Friday, FEB.
MISSOURI BILL.

The House again resolved itself into
committee of the whole, Mr. Baldwin in the
chair on this bill
Mr. Gross Of New. York, took the floor,
and spoke nearly two hours in support of the
Restriction.
MIR. Anderson Of Kentucky, followed
against the Restriction. and occupied the
flor about wo hours; when
The COMMITTEES rose on. motion Of Mr..
pindall of Va and
The Hou,; adjourned till tomorrow,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19
Thursday, Feb. 10.
MISSOURI BILL.

The House then again went into commit
tee Of the whole on the Missouri bill, when
Mr Sergeant, concluded his speech in
favor ofths restriction, and
Mr.. Barbour, OF Va. spoke against it, as
before stated.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19
From tie augusta, Geo. Chronicle, FEB
EXECUTION.

EXECUTION.
On Friday last two negro men,
named Ephraim aud Sam, were exc
cuted in conformity to their sentence.
for the murds IT their master Mr..
Thomas Hanee,k, Of Edse6eId Dir
triet, South Care ta-Sf was burnt
and Ephrsim hung, and head Sc
vered FROM LA body and y 4AieIy ex
posed. The circumstances "a tsending
the crime for which ~ suiserable
beings have suffered, of nature
so aggravated, as ipperiously demand
ed the terrible pr ishmeDt which has
been inflicted upoo them.
The burning Of malefaetOrs is a
punishment only resorted 60, when alb
solute necessity demands a signal ex
ample / must be borrid and ap-
Pslling sight to see human being
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19
.fitoruey Generals OGce.

LETTER from the Attorney General of
the United States, in reply to an
order of the House Of Representa-
tives of the United States, of the
2sih ut. referring to him petition
of Joseph Wheaton, with sundr,
. enments connected herewith.
Office Of the attorney General
OF the U States, srd Feb 1890. {
SIR-Fhe order of the House of
Representatives Of the United States.
Of the 2s'h Jan. last, 'that the nett.
ton of joseph Wheaton, and the &C.
campaigning documents, together with
the report Of the Committee Of Claims,
Ut the 9Th Jan. inst. thereon be re.
ferred to the Attorney General of the
U. States, and he be requested to re
p'r' hi< opiai"n t'lereapoa 10 this
= .use," was handed me by Mai.
Wheaton. 1.-THE P-titionsrl, this eve
mag, together with the documents,
which are now returned.
The duties Of The Attorney Gen.
fsps Office are .peeified by our
laws, and are confiaed to the follow.
in5 heads
+. "Co prosecute and cond.ct
all suits, iu the Supreme
Court, in which the United
States shall DO concerned.
2. "To give his advice and
opinion, upon questions of
law, when required by the
President Of the United States,
or when requested by the
heads of any Of the depart
ments, touching any matters
thai nay concern their de.
partments.
8. "Ta discharge the duties of
Commissioner OF the Sink
ing Fund
The Attorney General 10 sworn to
discharge the duties Of his Office ae.
cording to law. To be Instrumental
in enlargiuS the sphere of his official
duties beyond that which is prescribed
by law, woah in my opinion, be yio-
lation OF this oath. Under this i'm.
precision, l have, with great care D.. !.
rused all the documents which have
been handed TO nae in this sase, for the
purpose OF aseertainius whether the
order, with which have been honored.
from the House of r representatives.,
fails uuder either head of my official
duties; and it appears to me that it
dues DOT. & reference to the Law will
shaw, l think, that this is iudisputablv
clear. q
l had the honor to intimate this i'm.
preston, in answer to tie case Of Mai.
Thomas, referred to me, officially, by
the House Of Representatives, in the
session Of 1SiS-i9, in the hope that.
lift was thought advisable to connect
the Attorney General with the House
Of Representatives, in that character
OF legal counsellor which he holds, by
the existing law, towards the President
and heads OF departments "a provision
would be made by law fos that pur-
pose. No such provisions having
been made, and believiDg,as I do. that,
IN a government purely Of laws, il
would be intellectually dangerous to
permit an ofiieer to act, under color Of
his Office, beyond the pale of the law
| trust that | shall De excused from
making shy official report on the Order
with which the House has honored me.
1t is true that, in this, l should have
the sanction of the huuse for the mea-
ure. and ii is not less true that my re.
speet for the house impeis me stroDgi,
to obey the order. The precedent
however, would not be less dangerous
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19

From one or two articles in the Richmond
Enquirer, last received we gather that these
is some excitement amo'g The Members Of
the General Assembly Of Virginia, now in
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19
81 so e EWARD.

b ANYWAY from the subscribe
AZ living ON Shenandoah River !,
Frederick C"anty, Va. on the IA inst, !.
two negro Dep named BILL g. Benz
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19

benefit given at The Charleston Thea
TIRE tor the sufferers by tn, late fire A. ga.
vannah, produced $50 dollars The follow
ing 10 che letter from the manager to the
mayor of Savannah, trans ruitting the q.
mount.-E. Post
Charleston Theatre, 9Th Jan. 1920.
Sri have the pleasure here with, To en-.
close you a DRAFT pay able to your order at
sisht, upon the ''Cishler of the State B.nkn
OF your city, for three hundred and ,hirtv
dollars twenty seven cent, which gether
with the donation of thirty dollars from Mr..
Byrd Is the net product of night appro
r'a ID az ,h. sc aar,eston Theatre a. a
benefit tor the unfortunate sufferers at The
late contagration OF Savannah.
In addition to the honor of being the
medium, through which the patrons of ths
Drama are pleased to transmit this portion
OF their muniiicence, | cannot but avail nv.
self oil the opportunity of expressing nv re.
greet al the melancholy occasion, which
alike soliclts their sympathy aud liberality
and OF subJoining my sincere wishes that the
rise OF Savannah, may be co-equal with the
public spirit and eoterPriZe of her citizens.
And have the honor TO be with seutim ents
OF the highest respect, your obedient and
very humble servant.
CHARLES II. GRAHAM.
To the hon. L. U. z, Charlton, Mavor of
Savannah.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19

The following remarks from the Baltimore
Morning Chronicle, as far as they convey
censnre, are in cur apprehension but too
just: and where they praise, have our hearty
assent Nat. Int.
owe regret to hear, and from unauestion
able au, hority. that The legislature Of Mary
land refused liberty TO oae of the members 70
bring in bill, the object of which vas 10
allow our Jewish brethren FREE participa
ton in all our civil rights. On their he ads
be the blame and the scandal of such intoler
ance. They were allowed an opportunity
to rescue Msryl land from a reproach which
It was thought our legislators would rejoice
to wipe away. But, let our J wish brethren
be CONFERENCE.-The reprosch will NOT remain
much longer in The statute boek-the morn
ing star begins to sparkle already, and il is
cut the harbiDger of glorious day; the fogs
and fnists OF prejudice are now Dispensing be
tore the rising light; The day of complete e.
Emancipation is near. Mr.. Kennedy, the
mSver of the bill, will in hat day be remem.
bered with gratitude
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19
SAVANN Al MARKETS.
Savasnah, jan. 81.

Oh UHEHUU, JUR. ST.
We are requested To state, that this
NJ irket !. a, present we'll supplied
with LU NJ Der of every description,
and thai the prices are much below
what they have bsen at any period in
the course of the last i've years. The
Wholesale prices are
Fitch Pine Boards, Plank
and Scautiiny, per NJ ZIG
Ranging Timber. (IuiiJ 4ay
Slaves, white oak, hosshead, 10 go
~. req Dag, do IL
Shingles, sa5
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-02-19

wish iutcSS 'hC SVu'heeeC ou Iue uiSuJ
impoIvsnt question before il; but the latenes.
of the hour prevented his asking its attention
this afternoon, and he therefore moved that
the committee rise.
The Committee then rose, ootained leave
to 81 again, and
The House adjourned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-16
CUNDALL'S MILLS.
WooI Cayding.

THE subscribers iniorm their friends
Il and the public that they have reph nishtd
their Carding Machines, with new Cards OF the to-
est aud most approved manuf &C ture. and tina, they
are now enabled to Gard Wool of all grades, in The
best manner
They continue 10 Manufactu all kinds Of Wool
en- Goods. as usual --.iso, they color and finish
Wooen Cloths OF Az descriptions aud 10 color gar
ments. &c that have Etird or become unisshion.
able -An branches of the above business will be
done with despatch. and on the loves, terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged
CT \RKE & GRiNNRLL.
B--SANFosp ALNy. Little comp,on-psLro
CeREr, riYer'on--WtLLtAM PgARsr, Brisi oil
Ftrry--and Jon SHsRAAs, in Newport. win re-
ceive and forward articles intended for the Manu-.
factory.
Por,suouth. .Ju,y 70 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-16
Hardsrare, Cutiey, Ship-Lhaadle,y,ve &c.


Offers far safe at his Store, head o.
Paekss WharE
nJADRAN1S, double and single
observation Brass and Wood Compasses !
Spy Giassrs, Gases of Mathematical Instruments; |;
psgalet .uies, Scales and Dviders Naygators and
Coast Pilots Charts, patent halfhour Glasses
log glasses Bunting and Ships colours; quiis,
writing letter aud log paper ink powder cordage
Of si sizes twine house. cabin. paint and SCRUB
bfushes; brooms; cabin mops log reefs and chlfs;
deep sea aud hand leads, hand pumps serving
casle,s; blocks and hanks; japan lamps and iced
ers, horn and tin lanterns; knives and forks. him.
ees of al kinds. screws; brass and iron lstches ;
Sscks coffe mills, jack aud pen knives. spoons.
cooks ladies and tormentors, axes. hatcbe,s. ham
mers j,p4n and tin trumpets chisels. augurs hles,
saws hsrpoons aud grains, 6sh hooks, sail needles
ana PAINS, leather. sheathing paper cauking IRONS
and maiie,s. marlin spikes. iron sboves: ships
srcapcrs. gmb,ets, pump and cappcr nails, states
add pencils, spanish brown red lead tin. iron and
stoae ware; patent deck lights brass pump boxes;
wrought and nails; brads aud lacks Of all sizes;
tile ne. chalk birthstone. Iampblack, oars. hand
spikes. Tar, Pitch. rurpen,ne and Rosin oakum;
With full Of every article usually call
ed for in a Hardware and ship Chandlery store.
UJ Persons wishing oiadrants and Compasses
repaired, eau leave them nj the above store, where
shey will he attended TO-
NewIcfs, June Ia
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-16
SUMMER GOODS.

A LARGE assortment &c sessonable Dry
\ GOODS, of the latest mports,ons. are Just
received from the Ntw.vnrk Auctions, and for sale
Al No liza. rHAxEAsraREr, by
ROBEh7 II. LEE
90 The Public are, respectfully invited 10 call
aud examine for themselves.
NewDort luiv 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-16

.Snd fossrssioa given, on fhe isM Of .farii
ners.
THE House on I'hames-street, occu.
= pied by CATS Gnrrn and the shop IN
font occupied by yoas T. Cssss. either togrth.
er or separately. Also. the Hopsc in the rear nov
occupied by ALsEnr w. GAsrfxsR.
Nevport, March 29th. 1920.