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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-22
james Rirer Land for Sale

u.
.sta The subscriber intending 90 remove II, state
-gSS8 Of Alabama, offers for sale about 80 ,cres Of
aid IN two tracts containing 500 acres drectIy % a.
river known by the Of Bachelors senks-be obep
about miles from The river, containing acres wherein
TIE subscriber now resides with good DWELLING nj eyer,
necessary house. SC The soil of both wei adapted
10 the CULTURE OF wheat and tobacco. Those dooseJ
10 purchase viii call on the subscriber al bis ps.ls &,
Charles City county. All tie above land ej be coll loo
for cash FnVyXT r, "a r,,' s, ~, ~"
December ~. 60 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-22

IL persons indebted to JUiiN GuAIAAi, deceased are
n requested to make payment 10 Immediately, as
am deSiros of closing the Administrations as possible
iid therefore cannot grant indulgence any body.
. WALTER DuN, Executor
If II ynh, f.~.F,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-22

we consider ti'e following nNiou,, which, we quote
from tue National In,elligencer us perfectly sound,
''at representative body ought not TO be so nu-
ihe'ous, but that each member OF may il he choose
have nm opportunity of expressing his dehcr,,c op
mon on any question presented for its consideration.
Sciem Reg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-22

FOR RENT,
ia The Broad Rock Farm and Race
ssEN Field, containing 60 Of Land, situated in
JIM chesterfield crnty, about y miles from Man
chester. Isere are two excellent dwelling upon the
"rn, to one OF which there is attached fine GARDEN with
every requisite for the convenience and comfort of family
The other house originally intended tavern Is stu
acd Immediately upon the mBn road, is very convenient 10
The race course, aud might be used either tavern or
dwelling house.
on fxsiFs: r ~, ~, ~"
HichmoDd, December 90 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-22
NOTICE

fEiiIlON viii be presented TO the next General As.
senlDly OF Virginia, praying that all real estate
whereof rarick Couts died seized possessed NAV be
vested IN the legal representatives. Reubn Cout
me only SON OF the said Patrick Coutts, under -ir gr,a
tio,,s aud Restrictions Oct. 10 AZ ,o. '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-22
On Tie lst of Janunry, Isaq,

On The LIST Of January, 1899,
IF lair or IL otherwise on the next air layI viii sell for
CASH at mantapke in The county Of King Queer 10 or
50remarla ably likely
NEGROES,
beOngrn ~ The estate OF Richard Brooke decreased
should greatly prefer ceiling them in families.
WILLIAM GARRETT, Executor
coft5nhersI 58.-sy5.sf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-22
THE SUBSCRIBER

shed % : - ~ va" e'Ao
Iace'r,, at .PyleH's War9house,
hng lillian county, lately in the occupancy of Mr. Arcb
OF January va ~ ''
lie intends keeping weilfurnished house for the COM
accommodation of the soouner traveller ard
Wno may please TO favor him with their
table viii be supplied with The neigbornc country
Affords and his Bar amply provided with selection
Vi soou old Liquors such he Is will suit the
palate OF the epicure, aud please the man oflastc.
One wing OF the house will be exclusively
or the accommodation Of Ladies' with every convenience
necessary for their comfort good female
wants provided for their attendance.
ne stables attached the establishment are
ana viii be strictly attended always provided with
gond sweet grain, fodder, &c. Sc.
proprietor assures those who he pleased TO give
INN call that effort viii 10 give snt;sfaciion
Decehioer ~ b1--Gt THOMAS JORDAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-22

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
VIE annual meeting Of the Stockholders for The eecon
OF directors for The Bank and the SeVeraI Of Dis
count aud Deposit will be held "Wednesday the e ay
oil January nett.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-22
FOR KENT OP T.ENGE

IA, FOR KENT OR LEASE.
lsssnH The SWAN TAVERN in the town 81 chr
JS& otttfp'fe, at present occupied by Mr. Jesse Iny-
eiet" ihefe IS about $50 worth OF furniture and a FIRST
ra!e female coos that will with the tavern Possession
given the LIST OF Jnnuar. next. Apply
p;,, ~, EDMUND ANDERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-22

To tweive vi he ile number is Absolutely limit.
ed in one instance TO 200 in the other eleven below
~ In ninc,een of the states there il such !, a,!i-
fed n'itltion Is will Keep the numbers within zoo
In siNt, en- of the states The number c:,,,not reach
100. In fourteen it cannot exceed 100 In the five
winch can exceed zoo, that number is rarely much
exceeded, except III Massachusetts, and there oniy
IN times of grea, excitement. In this state whe,
our house Is most numerous, almost every man of re-
hecuon wishes to the Number limited from 100 10
lou, hut there are 81 any who wish to figure ms the
representatives. Vt their town, that they oppose every
measure which may b. possibility exclude them from,
the legislature There also many others who
see the necessity osreducing the Representations but
VINO remain silent because they venture m
opinion until they fluid how il may airec, ,le;,. ow,
popularity. From the excrons of one of these NV,
classes and the nac,ion of the other Alassachusc,
continues to suffer, arI is obliged 10 build yalier,
over gallery to accommodate her representatives
y ratio of s., 900 gives 81 rrnrnsenin,;xn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-22

The following Message aud Document were nresept
ed to the Legislature OF this State ON Saturday the
0tl, inst VIZ
10 Tie Sedte and House Of Representatives. ofte COM
monmcthh II PENNSYLVANIA
GESrLENEN--i have received from , co,,wt,.c
deputies Tor the purpose, by the Commissioners an,
pomied by an act oil Assembly passed Oh The ooh of
March last, to superiniend the erection of the stale
pcn.ten,ia'y t Philadelphia, II copy of certain mi
nntes OF their board in relation TO !, certain ,rnnsc
uon that has taken place in tina, body, w;ich is he,e
with transmitted. 80
think 1t my duty lay this information before the
Legislature AT as early period as possible, anI TO
submit To their consideration, whether !, revision of
me act providing or the erection ola Peni,en,iarv -,
rhiindeiphia, may not he necessary under ey;s;;ns
circumstances. JOSEPH UIES,cFD
MrTisbTe, DC. sth, 1921.
me utersIsned Commissioners appointed to SUI
Pcf'niend the erection of state pentenriarv within
inc city and county of Phlndelphia Respectfully sub
tor the attenuation OF his exce;encv the Govern
or oil fennsyivana, the enclosed extracts from their
n,'h"'cs, relative 10 communicate made bv Peter
Miercken, Esq President of the hoard. concern;ng
treasurer OF the state ~ N''' '''''
for iuriher particulars they beg leave 10 refer In
the committee appointed by them To proceed n U,r
rl-hurg, and 10 MIR. Micrckcn, who areomoan;es
them. accompanies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-22
SAML. r.. WOOD, soc'rv.

IN addition to the ftteea Mousaad DoL,s-s stated
~ "e preceding Document 10 have been returned
MIR. Mercken has since received fo,,. fb,,,sJ ~
mrs winch two sums, amounting 10 ninefce, thousand
OondrS, have been paid 70 the Treasurer ~ tho
ooard OF commissioners. The loss therefore. ar,sny
from this accident, does no, amonnt TO n,rc d.,
""e ''0''''' o''~s~ I'm, H. .9dr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13
PHILApELsuIA, !vss =.
LATEST FROM SPANISH MAINE.

La Id thON Or HNloI NhHaNr rs
Capt Hampton Of the sch. Cecilia, ~ days
70 the Capes lef, Port Cavelto on the evening
of tho 10Th May. Capt. II. states, that tho
CITY tf Caracas was evacuated by the officers
of the ROYAL Gosorpment on the morning OF
the .,h, and taken possession Of the same
evening by division cs Patriot troops under
Gen Bermudez.
Lagui was evacuated on the moning OF the
18th, tbe Spanish Aag hauled down. aud
Patrio, Gag hois,ed by the Patriots Of tho town,
on other having made their appearance.
A feet Of about 30 sail Of vessels being In
port, every person thst WISHED to leave tho
place had an opportuniy--sovcrsl thousand
embarked, and were conveyed by irigs.e
add two aecheras TO Porto Csvclio, whsre
they arrived on the morning OF the 10Th
May.
The cannon Of the batteries being spiked,
the Patriotic com nonced firing with musket-
ry from tho what and walls. The sch. three
daughters, Of Baltimore, received a number
Of sho. in hcr sails, and seven balls that struck
her spas fell on deck.
Cora had declared for tho Patriots, and ma
ny Of Der inhabitants favorable to ths Royal
cause, arrived al Porto Csseile about the
same time as the fugi,ives from La Guira.
Gen. Morales, with the Royal army, was
gone against Bolivar, who way in the interior;
there were no troops lei, IN Caraccas--Gen.
Bermudez had about 1000 men with him
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13
NEW GOODS.

-: :. Z. w. LAWTON,
HAS during the past week added 20
Packages Of reasonable Fancy and Staple GOODS.
to his former assortment, which now comprehend
almost every article Of Foreign and Domestic Man.
Giac,ure, which are offered at very reasonable
:fiees.
ANoxo THEM AoE:--
Supcrfine hmr- back, mix'd and black
French Droad,lo,hs.
Do. black, blue and other color'd English
and American ditto.
Hemp. thread, silk, cotton and wors,ed
whole and half Hose.
Plaid Silss sod Secrsuckers.
Canton and Napkin Grapes, and Grape
Dresses.
Real neiino, Grape, silk and mefino border
ed snd other Cotton Shawis
Merino hkfs. and lndispcpsables.
Elegant 4 Iodia book Muslins.
Plain and fancy leno diuo.
Lace Veiis ard Shawls.
White Drilling and Sheetings for Pansa-
looms.
Cheap Linens and Csmbrics.
Back and brown twiled Dombaze,ts, Tor
mems summer wear.
Stout cotton Cassimeres and striped Jeans,
f,sg hkfs linen csmbric do.
A great variety Of Ribbons.
Csrpeiing and Cafpe, bindings, &c.
ALSO
Three bales superior domestic Shirt
ings and Sheetings.
Newpori. June &.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13
NeaO and Cheap Goods.
JOHN d. NEWTON,

III )N Stand, No lO].
HAS Just received mUre new and sea-
soosbIe Go,ds, which now makes good
sssortmen, for the ssa,on--among which
ere,
Black Canton Grapes, superior quail
ty; white Drilling. suitable for gen'iemsn's
psntsloon,; white Russia Sbeeting, Tor do |;
Linens, put up in half pieces TO secommo'
date purchasers, &c.
1Pi, would be useless 70 eormsssse tSe
great variety Of ss,icIes--,hercfors purchs.
ser. arc respectfully invned TO call and
..e,i June s..
ySehoof. boo ks, blanks, and SfaHopo.ys
ro, sale, st the Hst.Siore of
GEORGE W.tNTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13
L g. PEABODY.

yvs7JCE OF rHE PEIcE, ;.
LIAS opened an office No. 80, B'osd'
I j. street, and most respectfully Ulcers his
services 10 his friends and tho public, inibe
execution Of Deeds, Bonds. 1ndsn'ores, A.
greemcnss, Assignments, bile OF Sale, a.
wards, Leases ADD Releases. Letters and
Warrsnts Of Attorney, Petitions, Wills and
Testsments, Policies, Charles, Parties, Com
plants, Acqeit,snces, &c &c. cod viii exs-
cute all other instruments Of writing, and at
,epd promptly to the trsnsscsjon Of sI' oihsr
business which may como within his juris-
diction.
Newport, My so, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13

schooInastes AZ the same time that I
do not see any more generally desplsed.
or men whose talents are SO i'll rewarded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13
Stalc OF Rhode. Island, &c.

Nay IS, 1921.
THE creditors Of Russell Barnes, Of
8urrilviIie, in the county Of Providence, are
hereby notified 10 appear IT they shall SEQ
6u) st the General Assembly 10 be holden ss
at Newport, on the third Menday OF Juno
next, 20 shew esuse why his petition for tho
bcnsfi Of the act entitled, on act for the re-
lief OF Insoisert debtors ought not 10 30
granted. HENRY BowEr, Seery'
Nav 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13
DIED,
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

PORT OF NEWPORT.
BATTERED,
Schooner sarah.Ann, vinson, Aquin, Hay,i brig
Mary, Elliott, AGRA, Coast Of Africa.
CLE1RED.
Schooner Cleaner. Miller. Charleston do. Pack.
et, Herman, Dsnvers slcop Halcyon, Vars, Al
bany do sophronia, Hill. do; do. Ann. .Maris.
Gardner. Ncw-Yoik.
Tharsday June 7--Arrived sch. Adeline, Gibbs.
from Charleston, for Providence.
Frties--sloop Roebuck. Crandal!, from Boston.
Tor Providence.
Suuals--Arriyed brig Mary. Elliott. Of .hs port,
FROM Africa, 50 daya Left, near EIp,na, the brig
catharinc, raycr, Of thi. poN. reGsshiy Greiyed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13
LIGHT PRINTS
Robert P. Lee,

HAS just received, 20 pieces more OF
those cheap light undressd PRINTS, and going fof
only IS cents per yard.
Likerise. some elegant Parasols,
from i2s TO IS. so.
June s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13

MEM AEDA.
TIE sch. sa h; ann. Vincent. Of this port, sailed
ON luiu N z. for the Florida Coast.
Hart, Of this port. has arrived ~
Phils lslctphia, 10 dsys -. New-Oresns.
Advertised at New Orleans, day Is, ship William,
Carter Of this port. for freight charters brig Ann
Gadsden, Norris, do, sch. Tassei, Dayton do.
Unted States sch Ncnsuch. Lieut. Com. Turner,
arrived at Havana, May 4, from a cruise.
Spoken. May 20. lat Al. 40. Ion So. brig Mocnt
Pleasant, Of Bristol, ~ days from Matanzas, Tor
Russia
Arrived at Char!estown. May 26. sehr Milo. AL
len, Of Bristol, Is days from Ncw-Orlesns.
At Matanzas, May i9, schr Paymaster, for Bris.
to'.
Arrived at Richmond, May ST, sloop Henry. Da.
veaport. ofBristoi from Havana.
Left at Trinity, May Z, sioops vietts, Pitman. oil
Bristol.
Up at Nev.Oreans. May Sd. ship Fisher Ames.
OF Newport. for Gibraltar.
Cleared from New.orleans, May 8, brig Mentor.
cf Rhode Island.
Spoken, May 90. OF the Salt Keys. schr Paragon,
az Boston, from Havana, for Rhode Island
Arrived at tlavans, May 6, French brig LAmis-
bic Hcarictts. se days from Cape Lopez, Africa.
with 246 slaves.
The British schooner la Refine Blanche. Baad.
-cau arrived at iebcc, the 2eth ultino IA days
from this port.
Bosrov, June IL.
By the sloop Orion, from Nantucket, We
learn that a letter had been received at that
place, communicating the melancholy inteIli-
eepce of the loss of the ship Essex, Of Nan
tucke,, Capt. Pollard. The facts, as near As
we can learn, arc as follows:
The ship was in the Pacific Ocean whaling
snJ was run sfoul of with great force by
whale, and her bow stove in two boats were
absent o, the time, IN pursuit OF whales, and
a signal was made foe their immediate re-
turn the ship filled very fast, and capsizod
bu, on cutting awsy The mssis she righted a.
gain Tho crew had bot short time TO save
few articles Of provisions before the ship
was entirely Glled-,he officers and crew
wore then divided, as nearly as possible, into
three boats, and few days after, the one 10
which the Captain was, separated from the
Others In gale, and they have not been
heard Of since. The boat in which Capt p.
was, Consumed what little provisions they
saved ron the ship, and several had died
with i.rnge. on the dead bodies the surviv.
ers sub.isted as locg as they lasted ;-A
length the number was reduced to three, and
being witbou, any thing to subsist upon. and
M prospect Of relief, they mutually Al. ecd
/, nat one should di, to preserve the lives OF
tho Others accordingly they cast lots, sod
the one IN whom IL (ei cas- killed Cap. p.
and a boy after being in the bc& Ninety days,
we've proviIen,isliy taken up by vessel, and
i, Is from Capt. p. ,h,i the se5rs.m:lsneboiy !
intelligence was resolved.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13

scHooLnAsTEns.
Doctor Goldsmith says, OF all proles.
siops in society | tlo not know more
, prsGil, or 4 nl,sc hona-able one, than a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13

We learn that man, Of the name CT
Ward, was yesterday morning discover
edlying dead in the road in Portsmouth.
about SIX miles from town. We have
not learnt the Cause Of his death.
LonENzo Dow. On the Goth ul..
the Rev. Lorenzo Dow received the sem
tence of the law in Charleston IS. c. in
case of libel (of which he was convict
ed) against the late Rev. Mr.. Hammet
Previous to t'.c charge, or sentence OF
the Judge, Mr.. Dow read (by rer,ais-
sion of the Court) very interesting doc
ument, explanatory OF his motives and
jusl.icatory of the objects he hadin view
by tho publication of the book. from
which tie libellOus matter was extracted.
The sentence of Mr.. Dow was very
mid, being only an imprisonment Of "a
hours and fine of one dollar. with the
costs. his Excellency the Governor,
howevcr rcmitsed the Imprisonment; and
the officers Of the Court declined receiv-
ing from Mr.. Dow the fees 20 which
they were entitled in the case.
Masonic. His Excellcncy Gov;
Wolcott, O. Connecticut, having on &C.
count OF his health, and numerous avoca-
tons, resigned the Office Of Grand Mast
>er of the Grand Lodge of that State, the
Honorable LYMAN Law, ofNew- London
has been appointed his successor.
A new evidence of the hsrdoess Of the
times is furnished BY the Montrosc Gazette,
which mentions that a man wss last week
committed to the Jail of Susquehsnnah Coun-
~ for aoa-psym.n, of tie Justices Fees for
having married hin,.--FhHa. no.
!. a straw Bonnet, the Ingenious work OF
Miss Prcnliss, and which obtained prem
ion at the last Exhibition Of Manufactures in
Worcester County, has b.en sold at New
York, a! public auction, for 81 dollars. G.
G. Cambrelling, Esq. was the liberal purcaas.
or. ---~-
Seventy head Of cattle we're lately slaugh-
'ered at Germantown, for the Philadelphia
market, weighing ao,sll lbs. or, on a fair av.
erage, l,ls7 lbs. each. "Pennsy'vsoia a
gains, the world" bas beeo the boast of its
Vic,uaIicrs This plain statement gives
some warranty for the boast.
Lieut. Commnndant, NJ. G. Perry, is ap.
pointed to the command Of the u. 5. ,ehoon-
or Shark, now sitting out ct Washington. The
Shark is beautiful vessel, mounting IL guns
and carrying abou, 80 men.
/, would appear from several cases.
copied from English into American pa
pcrs. that the rights Of .vo1,en arc as
marE.lEy maintained by courts and juries
in England, as they have of rate been liz
this country. In a late New York paper
two Engliah cases are copied is extenso,
in one Of which the plaintiff, young
woman about "a years OF age, in a res
pectable sphere Of life, recovered 2s0L
damages for breach of promise of mar
riage: and in another, another injured
far, in the more elevated walks OF life
recovered 500. damages ::1r 1 similar in
fidelity.
scHooLnAsTER3.
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We learn that man, Of the name CT
Ward, was yesterday morning discover
dlaying dead in the road in Portsmouth.
about SIX miles from town. We have
not learnt the cause Of his death.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13
SfhRafED,

: At South Xine stown, Doct. PRLrc JoHvsoS 10
Mrs. HAaRInr Hrsss. daughter OF Cyrus Fresch.
Esq.
DIED,
At Providence. On the 9th inst. Mrs Ruru Shell
DOS, widow OF Mr. Timothy sheldon, aged rs
Al boston, Mrs ELiIABErH wBLLs, aged 65.
only daughter Of the late venerable patriot samuel
Adams.
At Havana. on the 7,h ult Mr.. SAMUEL PHaRy,
son Of the late DR. samuel Perry, of New-Bedtord.
AT Calcutta, Mr.. Thomas T. PirMAs, aged 49.
formerly Of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13

NEw.LoNDoN, June s.
On Monday last. one John Morrison,
a foreigner, was committed to prison in
this city, on information, charged with
the murder Of Andrew Congdon, former
Il a soldier in the army--Congdon has
not been seen in his family since Sam.-
day night. Yesterday his body was
found in the dock near Mr. +. M. Frink's
wharf. IA jury Of inquest was summon
cd. and after an exanAnation OF the corps,
and investigation, returned 4 verdict OF
''death by violence"
After the jury had reported, the wife
of Congdon was apprehendcd on susric-
ion OF being accessafy TO the death OF fher
husband, and committed to prison.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13
MASONIC FESTIVAL.
TIE A0Sr W0RSHfFfUL
JOHN CAkl.iLE, :

GAASD MASTER.
THE Anniversary Meeting OF the worshipful
Grand Ledge he State Of Rhsde leland and
Prspsdsaee Plantations, will be holden at st Johns
Hail, in Providence. ON MONDAY. the as,h instant
The Grand Lodge will assemble az 9 O'Clock. A. ~.
The worshipfu, Grand OdiSers, Members Of the
Grand Lodge. Proxies Of Lodges. Members Of the
Subordinate Lodges. and all others concerned. are
requested to take notice, and give their attendance
accordingly.
BY order:
WALKER HUMPHREY, Groaa Ses'ry.
Iune Is
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NEWPORT.
WRDWESDAY, Jvvg IS, 1921.

The United States Circuit Court VIII
hold its session in this town, on Friday
next
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13

r,sSsa: day. After having served the
purpose for which they were intended,
they were procured oy Capt. Douglas
from the banks of the Mississippi,
where they had been placed by their au-
thors, and brought home by that gentle
Inan as specimens OF the way pursued
by those people to transact their public
business. ~. Z. Hdvocate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-13

UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO nLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and The public, shat they have estah-
iished the Indigo blue Dying. and have employed
an experienced workman at the cooriug snd finish.
ing. woollen goods Of all descriptions win te iin-
ished in ,hs neaest manner. ION the reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDING
Wool Of all grades carded into rclls in the hest
manner. They con,inuc TO manufacture wool On
shares or by contract, a. may best sui, their en-
ployers.
The following persons viii receive and forward
any articles Intended for the Union Factory.
EDW ARD STAEHOPE, and
ROBERT X & FRANCIS CARR, Ns,spsrs.
GEORGE LAWTON, 2sr~rfsn
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brasfsi Ferry
They return their sincere thanks TO their former
customers and solicit the continuance OF their ia.
YOURS. JOHN BABCOCK.
MOSES LAwTON.
Portsnouth, Jane l3. 1871.
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A new evidence of the hsrdoess Of IN
titnes is furnished BY the Montrosc Gase,t'
which mentions that man wss last wee
committed to the Jail of Susquchsnnah Cour
" fot aoa-psymsn, Of tie Justices Fces fc
having married hin.--Phiia. no.
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Lieut.. Commnndant, NJ. c. Perry, is an
pointed to the command Of the ". $. sehoon
or Shark, now sitting out ct Washington. Th
Shark is bcsuiiful vessel, mounting 2 gun
and carrying about 80 men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FHiLADELrHiA, Oct l.-Wc learn, with
mucn -aiisuction, that Ho(ecker, M 'Ginlev
and Hamilton, city constablts, aided by some
o. The officers OF the Philadelphia palk, late
list digit arrested, and lodged in our iiil, Eve
oi thegang ofviiIains concerned in pasei, the
rec nf emission il this city of co.ae,lit $40
notes o, thu bank. ItI said tiat upwards
OF 800 dollars OF this base uap. re lained
upon oar ,l'iZr0s in the cours If Saturday
las. Some of the gang arr, CID conycis.--
NHuii II not br well for III those persons who
nave been tl,s d'dauded to gre information
10 NE proper authority, in order that their
testimony may be used against the daring
and impu;,ni offenders Ffaa.k. Ga-.