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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-27
lErrsR TO The EDITORS OF THE NAT. INT,


Montpelier. .Alab. June |.
"Not word Of the Hornet YET Some
time since a large vessel, was deserted
from Pensacola, lowering before the harbor
for several days, and then she disappeared.
she was probably slave vessel. landing ne.
sroes on the coast, The detention OF Col.
Forbes is unaccountabie.
"Gen. jackson is left in a most awkward
situation by this delay, as the possibility Of
it was not foreseen by the government, and
no instructions have been given to meet such
a case. Orders have been given a month a.
e 20 discontinue all supplies to our troops
in the interior, and the Spanish transports
are By this time waiting in the harbor of
P nsacola, for they have long since been in
readiness.
The troops will perhaps have to march 10
P nsacols from necessity; and suppose The
{ plain general should refuse the rider, and
that the governor Of West Florida should
crusader himself bound to look upon US as
Invaders. Here will be very serious bust
n-ss. Callava is said TO be brave soldier,
General jackson is not in the habit OF
tr. ding I feel great anxiety for this state
O. things, and hope sincerely that the Horn
ct may bring the orders, which consider
by no means certain. On the part OF our
government nothing seems to have been
foreseeu but the most perfect good faith
from the Spaniards. Can it be possible that
the administrsf@> will suffer itself thus TO
be irified with ? I am friend to pacific
measures and to forbearance, but this is not
the. occasion for them on the score of policy
alone. II they refuse 10 surrender up The
country until the ssd OF August, the gov
ernnent must certainly lose all confidence
intbeir professions. and prepare to take
possession &C cording to the act of Congress.
By the army, and navy, and militia +"
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Norfolk, June 20,

Norfolk, Jxne 20.
Arrived, brig Only Daughter, Forsyth, IL
days from Aux Cages, in Ballast 10 J. l..
Dupuy Sailed Sd inst. and left sehr. La
dy's Delight. Golfer. TO sail next day for
Baltimore. On the 9th inst. of Heneagua,
was boarded by ship under Spanish colors,
VINO said shA.xasjrom Vera Cruz. tbut was
NJ doubt pirstical cruizer,) and robbed a
Oar, of two coils OF new eordage and bar.
rel of bread--siter leaving the brig, they
bad the goodssss to send on board demi'
John of Malaga wine---Cspt. +. states that
the markets at Aux Cages were extremely
hid -Account. from Pori-au Prince were
received about week before he sailed
which quoted Flour az %. and Rice at 6,
hut All other ariielss of American produce
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We understand that the Cadets at West
Point have literally subscribed hand
some sum of money, and will employ Mr.:
Sully to come to Monticello, totase full
length likeness of MIR Jefferson,
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~. READING-ROOM N,
$3.50 MARINE JOURNAL 49,
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, June rs.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, June 26.
ARRIVED.
Steam boat Potomac, Middleton, q
hours from Norfolk, with passengers
SAILED
Schr. Eliza, Meeker, N York.
Ship Diana, Lewes, of this port, arrs
ed at Rio Janeiro, the LIST of May, lac is
from Cadiz.
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MR.. BULKLEY's FIRE SHIELD.

From the National Aduocate
Nothing can afford higher qualification
to the American, than to make the progress
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-31
MIR RIEU,

In this town. on the Cd inst by the Rev. Mr.. Bur-
G'ek, Mr.. Jar.s Bishop To Mrs Mary Pearee.
On the evening of the 2lst inst by the Kew Doc'.
Austin. Mr. Benjan,n Lawton to MISS Ehzabsih
Taylor. daughter Of Mr John Taylor. d., o.. -
On the same evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Elton, Mr.
Samuel Greene to Miss Harriet Sanhope, lighter
of the a,e Mr Edward stanaopet .....
At Bristol, on the evening OF the Oath instant. Var
B.njamin ". Bradford to Miss yer'lma @. PeeE
AT Providence. on the evening of Tie 2 lat instant
1ir E.!sl.a Padisfard to Miss Phe6e Jones On th@
following evening. Mr.. Lsssc PeckhGm to Miss Re
becca Fed.
In this town. on the 18th inst Alfred, sou oEMr.
John Stevens.
On the same day, VILLAIN Borden, only son Of Mr.
Caleb Corey lyE
On the 26sh inst Jones. son OF Mr. Pardon HiseoS
being the third child he has iost WITHIN the snort
.r... er mouth
On ,I,c same day, Mrs Zane Frazer, aged 50. re-
IL, Of the late John Fraser. Esq.
Yesterday. Mrs Trity -fsuche.ssr, aged SO, widow
csthsIste Ms John Manchester oi Cr.nston Sac
~xs an exemplary woman Funeral this afternoon,
from the house OF Mr. James Boon, which the rell
,oas and friends are requested to attend, without
further Invitation. g
At Bristol, on the I4'h inst Col Peter Church aged
81 He was descendant of Col Benz amin Church,
iarous in the history OF the wars with the IJisns,
~ the early settlement OF t:is country ..
Al Providence, Mr. HHhan Cheney, aged 81. His
death occasioned oy takIn,s large dose OF salt
petre for sits---Cspt .l5rahaa, Auiey, aged as
---Nr Ber11f,.n .Ggs.IH, aged ~ 2-.4ana
daur rhter of Nathan Waterman. Jun Esq. aged -
Mrs Satk freeman, aged IS, wife II Mr Georgs W
Freeman.
At Preston. Indiana. Iuly 5. Doct G,rtoa Jerau,d
eyed 20, formerly OF Warwick
In HYDE Park, (NT) Hon .Nc'hn.'e! PenGlcton
Esquire, aged 6f.-whi'e driving On the road, his
horse taking fright, he thrown from bis gig. sn
expired almost Immediately. Judge T.. was secoud
TO General Hamilton in the duel vnh Aaron Burr
and during an interesting period Of tue Revolution
ay War, was the Aid and domestic onpaniOn of
General Greene.
10 Burlington. (N j. on Wednesday last. the Hon
Esas Bouiirsf. Esq l. L ID the venerable Presidsnt
Si The American Bible Society, in the Sd year Of
i6ssge.
ia Pennsyvxnta, Judge Fsr,,er, ofMKesn coun
s-dey,aliy shot by hsspn vhes wo.f hunting
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NEW GOODS.
ISAAC GOULD,

".a. lShhI OOOLO,
Has j2a received, al ms old stand, ti.o.
40. l76, Thames. Styeer,
And offers for sale us low sscso be purchased
.. in iown,y for CASH, u - 4
a. n assortment of bes, superfoe Broad.
"A CLOTHS an Cassimcres, fashionable col
ors; middle and low priced do. do. for Sur
,ou,s; Tartan Piaids, los Cloaks super and
common drab Devonshire Kerssys double
milIed Droa oadcloibs, for Great Coats plain
and embossed BotDbazetles, black and fancy
colors superb new fashioned Cassinet Vest
ings; Valencia and common do I; erich gilt
coat and YES, Butrnns ; superb fancy Crsvrs !;
black silk aud Rag II ndherchIefs; brown
Hollands and Cou9ns, vety cheap.
-" His ftIends and the pubic arc invited
10 Gail and examine for- the mseivss.
Ntwhort, Ocfober ~, 1921. - ~-
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'.MEllOR.4N.DA.


Arrived at Savannah, on the 18th inst. sioop Sal
ly, Williams, from this port, via Charleston.
Arrived Below Norfolk. on the 18th instant, sloop
Express, Hsmrnett, from this port
The brig Collector, ChS'ch, sailed from Charles
ton, Oct Is. for Bristol. .r
The government brig Spark. Capt Elton, arrived
in Hampton Roads On the i7Ih instant. from Boston
Finding 10 vessels there 60 convoy, she proceeded
Immediately TO sea- on cruise for pirstica vesseis
The brig Remittance, Allen, Of Bristol, bound Tor
Amsterdam, arrived at the lie xel on the +Ih sept
Arrived at New .yolk. ON "Wednesday last. soop
Wave. Blown. l8 days frcm Havana lett. brig
Dolphin. cunningham, of Bristol, for New'York. /.
Capt had been roDLed by pirate and confined sew.
en- days by wounds he received A ship had arrived
that was robbed of $1,000 IN gold, ard sfoop from
Providence had been taken and burnt. Also ief
briggs Fame Talbot. for Providence, in days John
smith, Hill, for Bristol, in weeks. II wasstatedat
Havana, that thIee friars on board the French
ship cast away al Havana, Who had a million ef dol.
lars in bars OF gold. which was all host.
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Commissioners Roio.
WE, the subscribers. having beer appointed by
w the Honorable Court Of piob.,e of he town
of North. sngstown. in the county of We'h'nS'on.
Commissioners TO receive and examine the claims
against the Estate OF
BENJ,1HIt.L PECKHfN EsQ
late Of said NortbKngs,ovn deceased. rCpresr rted
nsoyent, hereby give notice, that SIX months. from
the 9th instant, are allowed The Greor of said Es-
tate TO bring in and prove G,eir respective claims;
AMI that we viii s,teod for that purpose, At either
of our respective dwellings, any time Yihln ha, pc
Rod.
JOsHUA u. HATHBUN. Z ln-.-.-
WILLIAM BROWN, Of q ''''''''''ne'''
All persons indebted TO ssid Estate. are fcq,estcd
to mske immcdis.y payment TO
JON. REYNOLDS. Sduriis,rater.
North Eingstown, Oct i6. 1921
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SHIPPING LIST.
. PORT OE NEM PORE
EAI'ERED,

EAIEKLO,
Sioop Roebuck, Crandsil. Boston do Ann.Maris,
Gardner, New.york; do Henry. Morse, Elizabeth.
City sch Abigail, Ei~-ll. st Johns, N u.
CLE.4RED. 4,s
Brig Mary. Wilcox. Charleston; sch Abigail, FL
weli New York !; Shibbole'h, Wade, New. .oriesns |:
sioop Agent, Biiyen. New York; Mechanic. Beker,
Georgetown c FIolic, brown, Wilmington. hai
cyon, Vars. Albany.
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Nofiee IS hereby .gfven,
THAT ss my wife Se-oh has ..f my sed sna
u board. and behsyai b. a. vrr, uuheoornng msu-
ncr, forbid all persons hsrboring or trusting her Oh
my sccount, as an deterp.DeJ nv, ~ pay sy dcbts
of her contracting after this date.
JOHN HOxCHv~
Issk cs~st.o, oa 49, taal sos41
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.m Red Ucoi Bargains, 50
-ds has been c6tred in .sewhort for long TIM,
They have opened
Sixteen Boxes, Balcs and Cases,
-, Consisting Of the foIlowing-vz- d..
HNE btx B 'Q.dcloths do. Cassimeres:
" / do. Bisnke,s; | do. Flsnnsls 4; do.
hgu:rd end plaza Bombazs,tes, cheap; | do.
Sco,ch Pisids; do. Steam Loom Sheetngs;
Americso, do; da. Pelsse Clo'h. Coron-
s!ion mixed, b!us, sage and drab, real super
double nbilied Cashmere blue, black and
brown, do fro'u 6s to 8s per ys'd; case Of
eiegsp, C.ssimcfs Shawls, from TO dolls.
wide Carlile Ginghams for only per yard;
good lot Of Americso Dispers for only oil
peT yard, cheap Ameiican Chex for 10
cent? Pe' yard; American Shsmbrsy Cling
hams, & ON 10 IN 20 cents per y-.J 3tes~,
loom Shir,ing. and Sheelines English long
Cloths; Iish Linens long lawn and linen
pocket HsnJkfs ve,y cheap lot Of Throad
Lsce Diaper Napkins, FOR Cd each; moroc-
CO common Pocket Bocss. for Is each la
die. end ehi!dren's Angola Gloves leather
and kid, do; white Coentc rpanes and QriIr.,
cheap vors,ed Drawers and bachelors Com.
fc,is, cotton, wotsted, lambs wool and yarn
Hose Bombaz.eps Canton and Nsnkin
Grapes Double chain Levsntines Lustiiags
md Sarsnetts, green scarlet and Crimson
spotted PeIisse F'arnei; real superb corona.
ton Fe.dnes and Volinres Swsnsdowo and
1'oileb~f, do part Of Q csse Of Leghorn
Bonpst,s; and par, of = case Of straw, do.
.3LSO.
Day g Martins real Blaeking.
Together with great variety of other Cheah
Goods too hume rous 20 rnsniion.
heyho-. Oetobtr 81, 1871.
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ANOTHER MAIL RUBBERY!!
The Great Southern Ma! was again rob-
bed on Thursday night lass near the usual
place by passenger IN The mail wagon
We have consequently to-day no mail south
OF Phil adeIphia- A reward OF s eco iso oHer.
Cd by Chester BAiiy, Agent OF the General
POST, Olli:e, los the apprehension OF the rob
Der.
The following letter from Mr.. Lyon COZ
tains all that is yet knowo; -'
= 'No pa. ucuIaIs have uansp'red further
than that the robbery was effected by pas
anger in The mail Wagon, who, s!ler knock
,ng down the driver, drove into the woods,
and lied him to tsee and commence p'.
aging the mail, from p. NJ To, lay 'g
Il took place between Eikton and II 'vre &c
Grace, Yours, Sc, w LYON"
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EIanneA and Woolsn HarU.
II. SfSSIOS.

vyyI3TIEs 20 purch1se quantity of American
w white and dsrk flannel Also, quantity of
good white snd mixed WOODEN yarn --frr which
generous nice viii Sc q D<T ".
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which were thus fraudulently i'll the mar
Bet. 1t they had done Otherwise aud
winked at the fraud, they ought to be
disgracefuly dismissed the service.
Phi. Dem. Press.
BosroN, October 25.
A letter received in this town from
Smyrna, dated July 5, contains narra-
tive Of events at that place corresponding
in the main facts with the accounts
which we have received by way of Eng.
hnd. The following is an extract hom
the letter:
'l'he Turkish feet returned to the
Dardaneiles, after lnving destroyed a
ylacc called lvali, aud mtssacted about
700 Greeks. The womeii they brought
an here, and sold them III the puol,c mar.
het place as slaves, at $40 plece. They
however lost ~ gun ship, which was
eet fire TO by the Greeks. 1t is said
they arc com,ng out again, SO sail strong,
including gun-boatS, but we do not
l,iace much confidence in the report.
.
Capt Edes in quarantine from Paler-
mo, which he left september 8, reports
that letters were received there from
Malta OF the l7th August, stating that
an action had taken place between the
Greek and Turkish fleets near The Island
Of Samos, and that the Greeks had
burnt two - gun ships and 6 other YES
lseis, and taken frlgates.
PIR.fTE 1.lKEN
The pirate ship winch robbed the ship
Orleans, on her passage from PhilAdel-
l,hia to New Orleans, on her passage
from Philadelphia to New-Oreaus, has
been taken and carried into 81. Barts,
by the IndependentIa, 8uenos Ayres
privateer, ami Swedish schooner, sent
from St. Barts for that purpose.
MercEants' H4H Books.
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NEW. CONFECTIONERY,

NEW. .coNFEcTIONAay,
2Admes-s'rcct, etiosite he Union Bank.
ME Subscriber ,nio' ms the ipnsbii ants
L OF Newport and ns vicinity that he has
opened Confectionery al the above s,snd,
who're he Will keep on hand geoe,.l s.sott-
fpen, OF Confectionery, Preserves, sc. &c.
II is also intended 70 open Bar. whe'o
choice Liquor, Of all kinds will be constantly
kept on band. ,Ausebed TO lhe bar will be
Kept D News Room, where, the prineipol pa
pers of Boston, and New York, and ALI
Providence papers will be teguIs'ly received.
N.r..,.. ' t,' w. n PHILLIPS.
N.syaorf, October sa, 1871
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Neyv Flour and Piict Breed.

Just landed, and Ter sale. on Gardner's
harf, from Schr. Romeo,
l2o Bbs. Alexandria SupeiGnc Flour,
from mountain wheat.
From Sehr. -----,
SIS bbls. superfine p,o,s.,.,h;s r..
81 Lbls. scratched rr'''oe'p'''a r'our
u From sf,oh -, III. .sRen,
50 SSs SSIs. spps'5@G, suI';sb@S Fredericksburg. do
$50 bbls. inst quality PILoL BREAD.
Apply to JOHN B. LYON,
Htwhort. October 81 1871 lSN
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One bale more Of those cheap black Bornbaze,ts.
going of rapilif-Nine thousand good Dutch Quilts
together With great variety of other articles too
numerous to mention ..,.
..ft-cporf, Octabey 10. 1921. .-..
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NO IlLE.
nN Sunday evening next, sermon
~ will be delivered at the I'd Bapast
Meeting House, by ,be Rev. DIR. Austin, be
iars the Roger W!iiaais Sunday School .dsso.
,,afion. After which a collection VIII DO
rskcn for the bene6t of ,aid society.
Newport, Ocl 81, 1921. 49,.
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.O:Sf:0.--

From the Nev- York Commercial advertiser Of
SoiurHut tOsk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-18

RESOLUTION. providing for jaiIs in Ger.
tain cases, for the safe custody of pcrsoos
committed under the authority of the Uni
ttd States.
BE if enacted by the Senate and House Of
RepresenfaHves oTthe United States Of .Gmer-
fea m Congress .Aesem6ied, That, where any
state or states, having complied With the re-
commentator Of Congress, in the resolu,ico
OF the .wenty-lhird day Of September, one
thousand seven hundred and eighty nine,
shall have withd ava, or shall hereafter WITH
d'aw, either in whole or in part, the use Of
their jai's for prisoners commilted under the
authority OF tie United States, the marshal Ia
such state or states, under the direction ofthe
Judge Of the District, shall be, and hereby is,
authorised and required to hire convenient
place to serve as a temporary Jail, and 10
make the necessary provision for the safe.
keeping Of prisoners commil,eG under ibe
authority Of the United StaVes, until peroa-
nebt provision shall be made by law for ,ha,
purpose and the said ma, shall shall be allow
ed his reasonable expences, incorted for The
above purposes, to be paid cut Of tho Treas.
NY OF ;he United States.
Washington. Mar. Sd, 1921.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
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r LIST NO7ICEy

MY Accounts must be settled. -
1tl Those Persons who have been owing me for
many years past. cannot longer expect indulgence
which il is not IL. my power TO grant 1t is sbso
lu'ely necessary and indispensable, that all my un
settled business should he closed forthwith {, many
accounts are now PVT in The hands of Justice for
collection, and all ,tHse who wish 10 avoid expence
and roube are r'q tired 10 pay the amount ot their
dues, speedily as possible
GEORGE wANroS.
Newport, March i4
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NOTICE.
State of Rhode. Island. &c.

TfrN TO, 1877.
THE creditors Of Daniel f.. Updikc,
Esq IF Noub.Kingsiown, in the county OF
Washington. are hereby notified to appear
Gf,bty see fly at the General Assembly tn
be holden at Newport. on the first Wednes.
day Of May next, to shew cause IL any hey
may have, why his petition for The b.ntGi OF
the act eo-i,ied An act for the re''sfoi 10.
iolvsnt debtors" oueh, rot N hr ersr,ed,
hp. IL. uESpr BowES, Ser'ry.
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Har'hoare, Cutlery, Ship Lhandtay, &C.
WIN. II. RATHBONE,
O6crs for sale al his .Sf0re, head Of
Packet IVharf.
OUADRANTS, double and Single

W ADRAN lS, double and single
observation; Brass and Wood Compa,ses !;
Spy Glasses; Cases of Mathematical Inswuments ,
parallel rlses, Scalcs- aud ,Diyiders Navgalors aud
Coast HIpts; Charts, patent hslEbour Glasses 8
Log gl"sscs; Bunting and Ships colours; qnlls
writing, leder and log paper; ink powder cortsse
o. all sizes; twine House, cabin paint and scrub
brushes broons cabin mops log reefs and chps;
deep sea and hand leads, hand pumps; serving
mailets; bipcss and hanks japan lamps and feed.
ers, horn And tin lanterns knives and forks hin.
yes of all kndsN screws; brass and iron latches .
locks /; coffee Mifts, jack AID pen knives, spoons
cooks ladies' aud iorpentofs; sxes, hatehe,s, liaF
hrers apln aud Tin ra,npc.s, chiseis augurs, iilee
saws. harpoon, and grains, fish hooks, sal nee dies
ana palms, leather, sIeathing paper, caulkirg irons
and maiIets; marlin spikes; iron. shoyels ships
srcaPers, gmbiets, pump and c'spper nails, states
and pencils, spanish brown. red leads tin. iron and
stone ware patent deck lights brass puWp boxes,
wrought and CIT nail. brsds and tacks of al, sizes
tile, siuc, chalk birthstone, lampblack oars, hand
splkes, Tar, Pitch, Turpen,ine aud Rosin oakum;
win full assortment of every articles tisnaiiy cali
ed for IN Hardware and Ship ChandierJ store.
0Ir Persons visiting Qladrsnts and Compssscs
repaired, can leave tbs sm al the above store, where
they will DC attended to-
NeWDort Iunp A
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Fresh Flour.

Jnst landed from sch. Friend 10 Peacr.
$50 bbls. supertine and fine Alexandra
FLOUR, ~ wuolc and hslf bbls. carefully sc.
icctcd Coz familjes' use--for safe, by
Aprii T.. w. LAWTON.
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AN ACT to amend an act, entitled (" An ac
Tor regulating process in the courts of tn
VJnite1 S,a,esO

= IN ACT TO amend an act, entitled A" An act
Tor regulating process in the courts of the
United States"
BE n enacted By the Senate and House of
Representatives ofshe United Siates of .ameri..
ca in Congress assembled, That in ell suits
and actions In any district court Of the United
States, in which ii shall appear tha, The Judge
ot such court is any ways concerted in inter.
est or has been of counsel for either party,
or is SO related to, or connected with either
party, as 10 render II improper for him in his
opinion 10 sit on the trial of such sui, or ac-
uon' ], shalt be the duty of such Judge Oh sp-
plication OF either party, 10 cause the fact TO
be entered on the records of the court; /; and,
also, and order that an authenticated copy
thcreof with all the procee diags in such
SOFT or action, shall be forthwith certified to
tho next circuit court Of the district, and if
there be no circoit court in such district, 10
TO the next circuit court Of the state, and if
there be no circuit court in such state. to the
most convenient circuit court in on adjacent.
state which circuit court shall, upon such re-
cord being filed with the clerk thereof, take
cognzance thereof, in the like manner as if
such suit or action had been originally CON.
mcnced in that court, and shall proceed to
bear and determine the same accordingly.
and tho jurisdiction Of such circuit court
shall extend 10 all soch cases so removed, az
were cognizaole in the district cour, from
which the same was removed
Washington, Mach Sd, 1921.
Approved: JAMES MONROE,
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AN ACT 10 authorize the Clerk of the Dis
iict Cour, of the United States for the
D,,ltic' OF Louisiana to appoint deputy TO
nid him 10 the discharge OF the duties of
his office.
BE IL enacted by tie Senate ona House of
Representatives 9f!he United Sfafes Of finer.
Tca in Congress assembled, That The Clerk of
the Dls''ict Court Of he United States foo
the Dis,rict Of Louisiana shall be authorized
20 appoint deputy to aid him in the discharge
o'ethe duties Of his Office; and that the said
Clerk shall be, in all respects, liable for the
scs Of his said deputy.
Washington, Mar. 8, 1921.
Approved JAMES MONROE.
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WooL Cartlino.

W0H Lardmg.
HE subscribers inform their friends
II and the public. that they have replenished
their Carding Machines with new Cards of the fin.
est and most approved manufac ture, and tha, they
are now enabled to Card Wool of all grades, in the
best manner.
They continue to Manufacture all kinds Of Wool.
en- Goods, as usual --.4kso, they color and finish
Wooen Cloths Of all descriptions and to color gar.
ments, &c. that have faded, or become unla sIion.
able ALI branches of the above business will be
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE & GRiNNEIL.
NB'-SANronD ALMY, Little. .Compton-P PELEc
Corey, Tiverton-WILLIAM PEAnsE, Bristol.
Ferry-and Jon SHERMAN, in Newport, will re.
ceive and forward articles intended Cor the Manu-.
factory Portsmouth, July 10, 1890.
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