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TRUST SALE.

h.
10y virtue OF deed oftru: * for the purposes Elm
10 stated. will he sold at public auction on u ednes-
gay the lith dry Of 45prk sert, AZ eleven O'clock
thu premises, those valuable BRICK TENEMENIs on
BoliingbIeos street, being 1--WE in number, commencing
at the tenement at the sorner Of nongbrooL ana
Sycamore streets, occupied by Iiavis x raTTpy aud
extending 20 the LOT Of Mr James Kn~x and bch are
numbered In said deed No. {, 2 3 / and S. together
with Byick Lumber House. aud other valuable i'm
provemeBts said iss. The whole will lie sold or so
much thereof will ne necessary pay the debt
interest mentioned in .sid irnst deed. This prapeIty
Is valuable aud pr dnctive aud certainly Is woihy
attenti'n or persons Ofcapliai.
The tenements under a rem, Of from six twelve
hundred dollars each; aud being situated ia the most
commercial part OF lie town. wiii always Command
good rent; aud being also fully insured from ny
IRE III The Richmsnd Office the purchasers rendered
peIecuysecuIe on ihat Should any psrsor
residing at distance wish fvr farther Information
respecting this valuable properly, theJ may obtain il
by wiring 10 Ine at ibi. place.
The property will be sold By Mr. William Moore
auciiohee on credit oihree, sis. and nins months,
eqnai instruments, for approved, endorsed negotiable
noies, with reservation OF tie l,le uHtii The whole
shall he paid, deed will he at any time made on
RECEIVING deed Of trust 10 setETrthe purchase
The notes will he required the safe is closed
aud III case IL failure T. deliver ihem by o'cnrk
u so required the prsppTt,, such pa,i is Bought
by any person failing give such noirs viii he cold
ala oclsch on The evening 81 the ssIne day. npon The
same terms. JOHN ALLISON. Trustee.
s'hh SupscriDef Nlil UnnsACi d CU1M koSiON 30.
WIN. Giiat. WIN. J. MORRIS
Iaa 2 72..u
I'VE subscriber has conienctd pracIce Court
o. Appeals II. S. O. TUCKER, ofwinchesier.
Feb. 3. q3..1
FOX SALE
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, containing one
thousand aud twenty acres ing III the county Of
Gloucester at the jusction Of the nragsn Swamp with
the Piankitank river. This LAND has two ttoTy
honse on IT. nearly Gnisbed-itis well umbcred with
white OAK aud an abundance Of The very best cJpres
Capt ChoWning, living Iear The LAND, will ride over
1t viib any wishing 10 purchase Claims against
The estate Of James Roy, dec will he taken in payns
by THOMAS BOSWELL
of .T0tqre
Fen. I. SJ..I2t
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TPoNthe premises. to the highest bidder on TkErs
~ day. me fTst doy of 1Jarch neet, on = cfedif Of
CHESTER on The south side Of the Main street adjoining
Mr. OTsEand e'ben, nearly opposite TO the Pos, OF
hce-on winch there is hOnse, formerly occapied W
hr. FfseaHd rs grocery, (Which cscbeated e T.
couiW9hwealtb by The death Of John ucLoud)
BY order Of tie ErecpfiUe
ALLEN WHfTWORTH
= Hisof0y for Ghosferfeid -rsv'r
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KINGSTON, ~. CO Feb. o.--on Saturday last two men
residents Cape Vincent, the American side, observed
while coming round the southern end of Wolfe island,
strange animal on the ice aont miles from the Shore
They Immediately pursued il, and catching il found tLat
il SEAL. They have brought it this place to
exhibit curiosity-and mududrs Hoeking to view
this new inisist Of orr fresh when first in
formed Of the CIRCUMSTANCE rather sccptca and
inclined tl1nk that the animal had reality been
brought from tie and that tie story in circulation
hoax. We hsye, however, the most respectable
testimony the suljec and longer doubt the fact
a the seal having een fos, described the ice ia
the ueigiborloOd. We have 1t also, the authority Of
Indian traders tat Seals have heretofore been sen ~, de
borders Of the Lake; though tie ercnmHaDcc one Of very
rare occurrence
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NTGROES E0E SnI7i.

NECNO fN FOk Sh!E
I'm Noag0y, The 1914 Gay Of March merit, at Bran
~ dy Vine, i'll the county of KING william, viii be
offered for sale. credi, oi six mouths, young
Negro Man, very likely Coy, about fourteen years Of
ags aud two old Women.
Bond with approved security will he required OF The
purchaser, bearing interest from the day of safe
BEVERLY ROBINSON,
Executor Qf biiiiqDI Cottr,u, dec.
Feb. 81. 05ids
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NOTICE.
TcHS PaRkHiLL has associated himself wish RIO }.
- BERr s. ROBERTSON and JAMES KElSo Of
New York, under The firm Of Pdrkhiti, Robertson A.
keiso, for the purpose of tr1uSactins AUCTION a
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the city of R,rhinsnd.
and under the Grm OF E06ertson, keiso & Parkhik
for the purpose Of uansaciiaga general SSION
BUSINESS in the city "f New Yuk.--Ihe rtspectiulIy
sclicit share OF the public patronage.
JOHN PAREHIIL.
ROBERT 5. ROBERTSON.
JAsiES EEiSo.
tn. q. 75,(
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NOTICE

FEHE COLUMBIAN HOTEL, in the city Of Richmond
having been leased by tie snhscibei siiua,edon Ca
- street, bctseen The Ba'Ia and Baye Fridge where
rate Terms OF any house In the city, and sGciis The
patronage Of his friends and lie public IN eenera...
He pledges himself that bIs table shall he sBpples it'll
the best the market afords--bis bsT with the hest
liquors, and bis stable shall at all lines be furnished
with the best proveuder, ant attentive oslcr He
deem. unnecessary To cay thing moTe but Invites
The public TO call and judge for themselves.
S. H.. cRENSHAW.
NJ. n. The subscriber wonld he thankful for a few
more BoaTdeTs at G 50 " alinun, three meals day,
exclusive Of lodging. S. ID. C..
Feb 20. nyun
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Mr. Broussm, attorney general to the queen of Eng
land - This acute, learned, and eloquent advocate WHO
may, perhaps in few years become Lord Chanceilor is
mean looking figure, lean a broomstiek yellow and
fallen away, with fat wide mouth. and unpeasag
contours; but he has large sparkling eyes, which fash fire.
and he begins speok, his coUnteuances lighted
up with degree Of animation understanding, and self
possession. the effect OF which is weakened by bad
habit (perIpSa neryous areo) Of every stretch
ing the nostrils, dstorng the closed mouth both sd
and at tie time, wiking with the eyes. The charm
Of HE eloqUenee IS irresistible unprejndced person,
and there IN his something which the English
call geneDanlkc, by which be is fAyoraby distinguished
from the violent fury of his colleague, Mr.. Dcnman the
queens solicitor general who with terrible bass voice
roarsin the hail. the time, humping on tire bar
GRri'i5h NJ Mag.
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nrtiys'snsr's CGce, Richmond, Jan. 5. is2i
ChASStNf... he creditors OF JOHN GlssON
tate OF the conuiy 0; Prince william IN the state OF
virginia, and the creditors Of the deceased MARY
HsASIr, OF Liverpool In the Kingdom OF Great B.tsir
WIZ tas- notice, that b, virtue Of decree OF the Hon
Court OF The United States sor the Filth Circuit ana
virginia District made In the suit WIN. Kifkpatriek
Janics Btsnn aud John fcuiioch, executors OF tbe
testament aud last will OF MARY Heasty, dec. the said
James Brown aud Agnes his wife, which .aid Agnes 4,
The only daughter of the fad Mary Aessy John Cb.on
WIZ. Gibson. WIZ. Cameron aud Agnes his wife Robert
GIBSON peier Gibson, James Gibson aud Thomas Glib
son. cniidten aud next Of Kin, and adniinislIatofs
and a,u'inis,rairx. &C. Of Peler Gibson, dec. who
"'e' "''"o"' Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Alexander Henderson, John Spence ara James Reed
executors, &c. OF the said John Gibson, dec.
u. Jemddnts,
their respective claims before at my ofr,ce as Corn
misionsr IN the city of Richond At any time with In
zen months from The pad day Of December, ls2O-and
,hat those who fail to do so, will be barred of ac
opportunity to make them afterwards.
taa. O.. IAN.
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Ii persons having csius against the estate of III,
IA late JOHN BOSWELL, al Notoway county, dec.
are requested To present them to the Subscriber pre
perly anth entcate and those Indebted win he
to make payment without delay
COLIN BUcKNER. Ex'or.
Lynchhurg, Feb. 10. 30 ~
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FAssAGE LONDON

I'NSoNtrE % LJNIJON.
sSSJ The superior coppttes and copper fastened
SFTSG SHIP HENRY CLAY, tho,nas Pats, COM
-S,as-sss uiauder. will clear for London and sail
about tue first Marsh can handsomely ronre date
fev more passengers IN the Calm N late an
ton 10 made Ia Captain Potts, on hoard. or 10
JOHN WILLIAM GiLLIAr
who have just received aud ofrr for sale accom-
noans terms iresb sar ply OF superior Irish Lin.
ems Sheetings Linen Diapers, 81 Ip.i wieea baud
some assortment at tamask Table Linen; very superior
London Cloths and cass,,nvres, assorted coirrs aud
prices; two haes bisacbed aud unbieac hed Eroghe
das czSk OF old Irish Whiskey, aud about Is ca,k.
superior l.. l.. slahera Wine.
II u from 80 To so khdr Tobacco, the hulk thereof
Offered 20 the Henry Clay this week, TAX.
IN board il shipped immediately. J. Il ". q.
Feb %. o3if
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IN ChANCtKf--ht ioirs held me ciefL' once OF
the county court OF Fiuvanna, on the s,h day q
February, l59i-- - y
John NJ Haden la his own right, and as executor Of
J oseph haden, dec. aud WIN r. radsn in hi, own
right. and for his sister, Sophia o. Williams,
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NlKGiNIA, 10 WI lin Halifax county, in Cha
Gerry, 25ib December, 1870
Robertson owen, dministraioT Of RobeItson Over

" - sId"idA CV"hJg w Nndu
Gerry, 25ib December, 1870
Robertson owen, administrator OF Robertson oven,
oec'''ss''.''s PtaiHfif,
AGAINST
Samuel EdnnDdson and Caroline bis wife, John
murphy aud Polly bis wife, Edward stGbbleGeld aud
sally his wife, Caroline Brooks aud Josiah Robertson
DCJenddHfs.
The defendants Edward Siubblefel6 aud Sally his
VIE, aud Josiah Robertson, not having entered their
appearance aud gwen security according to the
Assembly aud the rules Of the court, and IL appearing
u Tie Satisfaction OF the court that The said defendants
EDWARD SinbblsBeld aud sally his wife. and Jas ah
Robertson, are moi Inhabitants of this commons
on melton Of The plaintiff, by his counsel, Is OrdcT
ca that the said defendants do appear LeTe on he
foutb houday 10 March next, ana the bill Of
Tie pianlia aai thai copy oftbs Older tie forthwith
inserted W the Richmond Enquirer, Tor eight weeks
s1ecessivelj and posted the door OflLe eontt
house OF this tOvniy. Acory--Teste,
GicHAEL EoggRTs, n. G. ". C.
jan 70 6I.tnSws
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SfihN CEkf.- Atruies held IN ihe Clerk. oGjr, Of
Louisa county conTi, al The couIIhon:c on the frst
Monday in January, 1871
Lpscomb Ctank.. pyrjyf;1
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s'hE SuDscriDeI NIil TansaCI COJMsoSiOS 30.
4 SiNEsS in the house lately occupied by Johr 4
WIN. Gi!liaI Wn. J. MORRIS.
a.
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FOX SALE

t'HE subscriber haSCOniienc,d pracuce ~ tbe Court
oi Appeals. II. S. g. TUCKER, of Winchester.
On Il
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Gil ,NCthl.-A, a COURT beid for Prince Edward
county, NnNeiEOtI the 2lsI, 1920
stephen bedford, late Sheriff uf Charlotte copnty
and administrator win the will annexed o, William
oo""'"'' Conn taiHdnf,
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II pe'sui's having CLAIMS against John GKtfiA n
4 Dc ceased are Requested 10 make them known.
WALTER nun, Executor
NOV 10 5i..tf Of John Gr.ha dor,
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y u fsi9ons h2'ine CLAIMS against JOS. DAlisis
- DAiI, sec are requested to make them tHo4n
DANIEL CALL, Fx'Cr
tenS S5..N of JoS.pt iIarrusdatt dec.
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WILL sell, on accommodating terms, my Tenement
n In The town OF Columbia. The buildings, a store
house aud lumber house. have been laelyusw singled
Sent. y. 36..wtf IOHN FnKRES.
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-
IN CHaNCkkl.-dt rates hstf in me (ICrL,s Cc
ory, 1871 y "
TPiiHam Uhite.. ,.conpia,pan,
AGAINST
UaHer Preston, and John NJ, BfaTy r.. Janyef
NJ, Robert H., alexander IT., Fsir,nGn H. o1i
DdDfd X. Preston, chitdren NJ said Waiter Preston
gnd Nancy MS WJe, Hiiiidm PreWit and Morgaref
ms use, and Garter and Poliv MS srffe
heirs Of John Edmston dec. and heirs Of James
montgomery, dec and John Preston, jr
,,, Defendants.
The defendants WaAer, Mary r., James b. ana
DaVtd Preston, Preuft and rife and Carter md
fHie, not having entered their appearance and epen
security according TO the act II dsseHubky and me
Tutes gf this court, and appearing that t6fV are
not Inhabitants effhts communicable on the motion
o. ne Complainant, BY his counsel, II is ordered.
Ihdt the said defendants last mentioned do dypeag
here on ne third THesday tn 8yrit neat u,id an
swer me bH Of The complainant; and fhat a copy
NJ this order be Jorthuifh 7ubfshed in SONG ,.biic
newspaper Pubtished in Tits StGte for tro saoa<hs
successfully and another copy posted at fhe mons
door 81 the courthouse Of his county,.
copy Ie1e, JACOB LYNCH, ID. c.
6G..z
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* III 49,. II = court heiu Scott oouHt, at
'he courthouse thereof, The 18th day OF Deem
Der, 1920
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NlkGiNlA....At coau held Tor Scnu coAlt,. az
tne courthouse Ihefsof, the lzth day Of Deem
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H1RVEY SESSIONS,

HAS just ,rceiVed a large assortment
@NEW GOODS, VIZ - :. g., 50
:, ELgoAsr figured MusIins for dresses !;
Muslin pattern d eSses; Nankin and Canton
Grapes of the 6rt quality; thread l-sces end
edsog: !, Psrssol. Grape, Shawls extra
lage; Me,ioo oordered do; Limitation do;
Merino ,bsodkerehiefs Sill. end Imitation
do very iae real Icdia book Muslin |; book
mu,lin hapakercbiefs; Bandanno and Flagg
do |; linen Csn,brc do; London Prints blue
Calicocs Csmbic J4conetl Moslins Null
null do India tevan,iuesi Plaid Lu'sulng 8
green, blue, and b,own do English Cling
hams OF new stile. " Also, q large as.
sof,ment of artificial Eowe,s; Leghoin and
Straw Bonnet, of The newest fashion, ioge'h-
cr with variety Of other articles ell OF which
will DO sold as cheap sa they can be pu'chss-
ed in Newport. June ~ IeZl'
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A a meeting of the. Stockholders of
4 NJ The Pheaix Bank Of Westerly, holden July 2.
1872 the gentlemen whose names follow were elect.
ed Directors of said Bank for the year ensuing
= An'as Cress, Eaavdrd itHleox, Rovvss
Ba6eoek, StsoAea. WIi4cox, George Ga
IN. Jshn LlHoxSey. NI2iGm Peekhan,,
S!ephep Smf'h, Nathan Barber, jim.
Wagei Weedea, Daniel BabeOc4, jim.
WilAdm WiManis, CoddugtOn Filings,
Eiphspim W'aians, Peleg Dmisoa,
"iH nndl sf meeting of board Of Directors on the
same dsy, .cmos C-es,. Ese was chosen President.
and Jesse .Mars,n Cashier OF said Bank. .s.e,
Eitness j MhXsoN, Cashier.
July II,
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GREECE AMI NORWAY.

Since The receipt Of the isst foreign news,
We have read . good dssl 10 relation TO the
reported ipsurreetion among the Greeks
and we are more thsp ever convinced, that
DOT much importance Is to be attached to
their mosemsn,s. In regard 70 the whole
business, there seems to prevail en- equal
portion Of ignorance and bad infor nation. II
Is absurd 10 chsrsstefise the rebellion in
wslschia and Moldivla a. an insurrection of
the Greeks. II is true that the inhabitants
Of those PIncipalities profess the religion OF
the 6 eek Church, but il would be Jus, as
correct to describe the Irish people as Ro-
mins, because they have the misfortune TO
helievs the dogmas OF Ibe Rom an Church.
II fact, wih pe'hsp, the exception Of a few
Off ;e's of the H1spoda Court there arc no
Greek IN Modiyis and Wailac hia--.uonc Of
thai clever and singuIarly iotelligeni race,
whose pride is inained sod resentment ex
sspersted against their Mshan nedsn oppres-
sors by the recollection Of ,he ancient glory
and PIE eminenee Of their county.
Charles John, (Bsrosdotte) Of Sweden, does
no, appear altogether unapprehensive Of the
tender mereies Of the Holy Alliance. The
people oil Norway, our readers will recollect,
have taken u into their heads that they can
get along withou, oeoiliiy, aud their Diet,
passed q resolution for sbolisbiog the order.
but the King mas given them TO understand,
that from The temper which certain great Po-
scntstes appear TO ss in at pfesen,, he has
reason 10 fear that II tie sboliiiou Of titles IN
Norwsy is PERSISTED 10, IL may furnish the
ss.d Potenisies With . poe:exi f,r interfering
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

We learn that the Committee appoint
Cd to inquire into the state OF Education
an the several Towns Of this State, have
prepared form for the return ~of the
Schools, the number and condition of the
Sehooi-houses, and tile other items OF in
formation, which the Committee are au-
shprized TO collect. This, together with
apaytlcular form for the return of each
eparate School, and copy of the keso.
Atims OF the General Assembly on this
stbJeet, WILDE sent to the several Town.
<efks w.;h as little delay as possible.
NJ Mercury.
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"a "ahies with the internai Affairs of n.
hsJes'y's government The remons,r.nce
OF bis MsJesty sppears likely to have the ef-
ieet oi inducing the temporary suspension at
least OF the important innovation com,em.
plated by the simple Norweeisns.
.Ne'0-YOrk Com. .idperaser.
AT New Haven The monuments 10 the
dead have all been removed from the old
to the new burying ground, except those
which designate the graves of DIxwEIL
and WHALEY, two of the Judges of
Ming Charles |.
The people of Georgia are to deter.
mine OH the first Monday of October
next whether Convention shall be call.
ed in that State to frame new Cons,itu.
ton.
The New York Grand Canal bids
lair to be so profitable as to tempt indi-
viduals to associate for the purpose of
forming branches from it, and making
other Canals.
A new S per cent loan Of the City of
Philadelphia for $40, 5OO--has been ia.
ken at los
The corporation of the city of Wash
ngton have advertised for loan of
$4,000, uredeemable till Is3O-in,er.
est payable quarterly. Proposals to be
sent in before the 9th inst.
Sailed from Washington, June 90,
TOR Pensacola, the u. S. brig ENTER.
PRIZE, Lawrence Kearney, Esq. com.
mander.
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MAR RIED,

In this town, on the lst inst. by the Rev DR. Pat.
ten, Mr.. WILLIAM JANIS TAYLOR, Merchant, Of
Philadelphia, to Miss HAsnAH DUNN, daughter of
the Rev Thomas Dunn, OF this town
e.. ., DIED, ,..t
In this town, on the 4th inst. Miss ELr1As.TH
BurvuA, aged 73 years.
In ta's town on Sunday morning last, Mrs. MARv.
ANN saIrH, wife Of Capt. Jacob Smith, aged SO
years
At Providence on the lat inst. Mr.. SAMUEL
THusAea. jun aged 81 years. ,,.
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An0iher Fresh Supply.
i. ROBERT P. LEE.

~ J'isf opened. rom rhe Nesp. FORK
- .Isssi0n'. A complete assortment of choice
,.,,ons oaso'e ', DhF GOODS. OF the latest impor.
"''0"'' winch viii be sold unusually low Tor Cash.
N. e., -AsoSs rH,s Ass-
rleces Of light and dark undressed
osst. ID. last color. good qualify. for only as
>, One ,..,s. case s,.,t of CAN'T Grapes, assorted
one ~ % oas ,s. black bon,h-~''s, from 20
- - AAso, !.
Stout twiiled black Bonn. q - merno Hdki.. with
bazetts. for mems wear yiereen borders
Black aud coioTed Bonn. aegant iyor,s,. .f ~.
bazeens, ~ Aols
Bengal stripes Cor ls6 6>hAck and purple hid
, the yard, 4 Glove. snrs, onsG,,
Green Cr.R and green White ana soTvrsS 1a,S long
Sause, and short Kid ditto,
p,AeA sho "hiie Italian 4 hesl Woodstock, bearer
.SFtpes' , and silk do
pook ana Leno Musiins, Flag bsndanno kdkfs
siuu Anu '.eoast ditto, Black silk and fancy do.
SouoA aaa Linen Cam super and common white
brics, = nr;Inas
Black silk Gamble, for >Bue .,sip.d lean
yb'ue cotton CssstDesss,
inoia LOTIONS, 4 BedIicks,
White uuck tsowsers for ate.u, .oa r>op.. ,o,
So pair, & sbir,j,va
ID mi,ies fon 20 cent. siIL and Cotton 1yuhr.,.
to $50 las, -,
Furniture ditto, 4 oa. hal. An..;,
H. pes. ss"s" sewing SAX sheetings and shirtings
,rs'""s,' y bleaehsd aud unblcsch-
"ois,eo, nemp and cotk ed.
ton Hosiery, yi.rht blue and mini
Black snd white silkk Lo,trinss.
Hose, cheap, is, C8iack Lu.trinda and lie.
Handsome fancy eravas y vsniines.
and crsvN MusliDs, A. Fashionable .rab and
Wide dsmask and ds. Coronat ION mi,eJ C.s.
mask table cloths, Z simeres.
heaNy wnne Dowlas, FOR Russia and English Dia.
frowsers, per,
Wh'e shecNngs for do b Russia and Ravens Duck,
s n,sn Linens "a Copperplate and flrn.
rlne; so''on ha'i' and ture 'Calicoes. 40 ..rn
WIRE thread, A White pocket hdsfs with
heasy o'aek SIX shaw's, borders, from Cd 10 2s3
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Commissioners Nofice.

Commissioners Nonce.
WE the subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon Court OF Probate, for the town Of Charles.
town, in the county Of Washington, Commissioners
to receive and examine the claims Of the creditors
against the Estate OF
saMUEL KINYON,
ia'c Of Charlestown. yeomsn, deceased. represented
insolvent, ., hereby give notice. that twelve months
is SLOWED from the Sd day Of April, 1921, to the
creditors OF said Estate to bring IN and prove their
respective claims, and that We viii attend for the
purpose Of receiving the same Of the house OF Mart
borough! Stanton, on the third Monday Of July inst
sni on the the third Monday Of August next At the
house Of Edward WILCOX, Esq and so to continue
to meet on the third Mondays 10 each month dur.
ing the tine allowed.
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Al persons indebted to said Estate are requested
" make immediate payment to
EDWARD WILCOX. Sdn'r.
. CbsrlestOvn, July D. 1891. I'LL.
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The Grand Seignior, to revenge the
insurrection in his nor,hern provinces,
has had recourse TO the most dreadful re-
prisals. The Greek Palriach has been
strangled and four Archbishops have
been massacred The departure of such
foreign Ministers as wished to leave the
capital, is said to have been stopped,
Some letters say that such is the rage Of
the Turks against the Greeks, that the
Government cannot restrain them. The
most blood-thirsty are said to be the hsi.
a,ick troops, who come by forced march
es, and are guilty Of unbounded crueIties
to the Greek inhabitants. :. They plum
der, murder; and drag away the women
and girls, and nobody is able TO check
their daily increasing disorder. .-.-,- >.
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Inc above with variety of other articles not
menuoned,i IN addition TO his former stock, makes
ms assortment as general as can be found in any
store in this town .
Gr fhe,puOlic are invited to call, and examine
fer themselves.
July IL. xw.
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and has three feet over its highest part a,
low water in common tides Going in.
TO Wickford vessels will pass between
the buoy on The Old Gay and the Spin
die on the Brothers.
The ship Frederick Augustus, Capt.
EARL, sailed from this port on Sunday
last, Tor the Pacific Ocean, on whaling
voyage. May ample success attend her,
and her hardy navigators and enterpris-
ing owners reap a rich reward.
The Boston papers mention a fact
much to the honor and credit of that
town. On the three holydays which
have occurred the present season, when
large mutitudes we're assembled ON the
common, not single instance of arrest,
or the interference oi the police to pre-
Serve order, was found necessary.