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E'HA hencefoub will not be responsible for the
safety oi ant goods that mas be sent 40 tn, river
ny my bostman Ffancs.
e..o, EDMUND g. TOMPRINs.
--'','-t ~" - Oi..w9w
Hb s'bsctiners by ,ntoe ~ G,,a ~ trust executed
= " Safy Drew for the htnkft OF VIM Chick and
eaIhe GATE The llth day ~ September 1919 viii on
.,"thrddg. ne nm day n MGfch neat al ~ ocloct
W. we iown Of bert Cfssk. IN the county 81 Bnckin,
bsn, tNpc'' 70 sale, by puhc apciirn Tor cash the
i"sloTlns 'OP2RTY, to rii Ar the HonseLoid mn
nttneH fHrRfvc "fsaid Drew, all The Interest," which
,i'e" pas On right of his wife. Who wash widow
W SnMle' lahdfrffo, dec } ~ certain SLAVES q tn
npsI, ~ VII hsey. Shepherd, Spencer and sIa,,Iaa
ane ESQ s ibe undivided interest which he has n tiobt
",s e w ihe estate Of George Baskerville dee IN
we SnnV OF Cumberland cossstire " The following
- ~, VIZ Emmy, silss, Alfred, Pamela and Dfury
We WIZ convey such title ouy as is vested IN US.
W. J. FREKLAND, = -.
r.t =, JOHN BoRSLEY, s ''"S 'ee''
e3,.ids
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Valuable ONO land at 1nciign.

~
ON Tuesday, Che frst Of afqy j,ers a most valuable
- uact OF LAND will I've solf tNelve O'Clock he
,ore me door Of The Eagle Hotel, in the cty Of Rich
ui"nd, IL the weather permits, or at sane hour aud
place the next fair day.
MS tract lie. in the county Of Wood hb1ut twenty
males from MARIETTA and r,cbt from, raket.butp on
iue mouth of Little krnawba aud miles frrm Bell
ne contains fnnt.en hundred acres, was patented
about the year 1893 in the OF Renien Rur. sen
assiepee Of Col Alexander piok-is 1<r, fey,iie fihe
PRINCIPAL growth heing aalubt, ash surar tree &c is
pounded on one side by The Ohio river land another
ny Lee creek. There five small xl,a,nn, already
cleared upon the tract with larg. rrat mill upon
~, never iahg stFeam)a ianpJy and baik mill
al ~ good condition.
ANY person wishing further nfar tron is referred
TIT. fihoaii, ~ Cisfkshn'g, Nil Isaac Morris, %!
rd,esisp"i5, n"w on The Virginia {gsIainre,) Sir. T..
" Sesoa" Richmond. or the subscriber in PhiIadel-
Phia, South ID Street, No. l2g
Title indsputshie. FERNS on.ihsif cash The la.
luce ~ '~o equal annual insa'mesF secured by bond,
"''u approved security, and deed nfiIust
n. RUGE, Jr.
Dale wiz he conancted ny Robf7 Gamble, Auction
J.. .vkrd
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DfSSOLUIION

"
I'VE copartneTsbIp of WILLIAM !. COLE &CO. ia
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent.
AL persons having claims against the laie concern
VIII apply TO HiiiUM j. Cote, for payment: al
those indebted ATE fsgHesied come ioTwa ard aud 4
cure their acconnis by bond Otherwise, as tums vi
ne instituted iydiscTnnaieIy where such sdjustnetks
are neglected.
The stock OF HARDWARE remaining on hand tu
be disposed ~ al Vety reduced prices under ie die
ton Of WILLIAM ). COLE, on accognt cfthe substi.
DsTs' WM. J. COLE.
ROBERT IOHNSThN.
Fch. U. S5..w6w MOSCOW COip
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I'm UoLLnrs Kenn,d

GTRAYED or STOLEN, from tinsh r5eBeh's waiyon
- on "Wednesday sight, the 9Th inst. hetween Tgb,np
son DlonnPs aud Jeptba Leet's, 4 ROAM HORSE lhoot
Eve feet bisb eight nine yCss old has The mains Of
gear no brand recollected Whoever will deiidr The
SAID horse TO me in pnwhatsn county or gid such
Information as viii lead to Isis recovery shah tcs I'VE
The above reward. wv. L. NETHEEI M
Pos baisB, FEB. ~. a. -
rg'liE Sabacfbef WiIi Transact CO8NfssitE Ell
WIN. Gilliai IN. 3. nOfRiS.
1as. q fs.n
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WINcHBsTER, Feb, IL M. dn6crson the unfortu.
nate individual OF whose captivity among ibe Arabs
short account was lately published III Norfolk paper
IN this place. He proves u he native OF tbs
has been distinctly recognized by anUher Of persons
The only survivor ~ bis cpnnexon Is an Aunt who lives
not Ear from Chesnut level. We understand from gen
emen who have converted with sir. A. thai lie gives
many interesting details OF bis s captivity and
sunefings. Tie is now, We bear, engaged in consulting
to paper TIE events Of that period OF his lie which be
designs to put intthe hands Of some psrscn to
prepare for the Press. fGgx
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ItfN IITtc,
t'""'hef BT,dse' Hai' street, ijthnicnd and No q,
Harrison street, EIffmore,)
tt'on W. fAfo's Rbvmng PIner, Rhyning Spell-
ins hook. Ancient Georrai u. aud new S, stem OF
Mytb niSgy, tor the use Of Srmia,res.
hrsse'ementaFt books are hkhly recommended by
"pie pr"rssrrs, aud other lite.;u characters.
ne S"hlfissl"nefs OF the II imary Schools in Nir
hoohsrners aud Country fotubans, are informed
us we, can Ne supplied wiI fese hooks al moderate
wholesale prices, by apple iiian a. above.
Jan. 23. ~,
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NtSsNS. fERT W. MosyY aud JEssg OWN md
~ NANCY fyrs-As non are not inhabitants of
fAe state az Ttgi"ia, take This metAod Of einiyg
goa Dnfice fh9 shut on WoWdQV the 5fh Tuesdan
the 6th. md Wednesday, The I'm days o. Wr c uert
6etfreen he AparS ~ sir O'Clock in fke morning and
s Sc. 1cfock e TIE epe5'i"g IF each d0y, at Huch
Ffenchs /GtfrH, ia Tie county 0f PoVhakan pTo
cfed 10 rake fe deposhions Of Dr Nm. Crump I'm.
q. 'etherfaid, Joseph FdriS, BMch French Peter
I>esnc'. IhctaPson Sr0H. and others ..... 5Lso an
Ihs'rsdGy. tfs Sh. Friday the ON. and Safmrd0v.
me ioth daiS me same month, betuScn the homys
Sanuet n. .Sq4nqsrs, in tie cornty or p1,rbatnn
70 take ne hebosfions Of the said samuel H. SAM
ders md Thrs 10 be TsGG eVidence in n si,if 10,
chGncery ~ PowtdfGn county court fn Which myseEf
ana RYE, Vp7fh Hazard, are pidtti6S and yow;;,
setoeS together Uith Henry iRde,s0n I.ittkeGey,U
Mos6g, ffdicis Harris. Peter LesHer ana Lucy
his rife pr defendants where yoE am eaoh or ,oy
Ddg nfkSH ResYccffViky.
req. IL 81. .HrtTrt ~
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FEMALE EIECATlON

fEhhLiI I'll NGAi ION.
1 W proposed I" r"mmep( Schuui at Coal Mines in
tie county Of Chestern, B. ON Monday rbc 5ih nc
March n'xt for the insuc ton NJ ynupe ia5e. in nh.
.aii""s branches Of Enrli eaucaiion and m The M
lr arts ~ Music & Drawk The professional .ervi,.s
at an accom- pished Lad Ar- engaged who Is e,uu-n1,,
grained ~ all respects. isimpari ii,,rary knor ~
tue Young mind, and ne time To- s;rnci t,r,n
IN The ornamental hranoAs 81 female ednca,i,n
course Will he Otthngrauty Reading AritInat,c ~,
eiish Grammar farsiHp sronn.y with The u,e af,,,.
"iUhes, Geosra y Anriflt < Modern History cLrouoo
ey, Epissiaty STYLE Hes Leiires these
ih- student will he rrtuired 4, pay = 20 ~ anun,n
Music on the Piano fnJe VII he = s'ua,at- cha,ne al
- 8 u qlarier, aud D fvi StO@, wiii hs
tie particular province tRs nIApy the lady of
mouse 10 supernten III sch ol all resuects neYtan
ing To the morals, m|ueis nratness Of p-rsnu &C.
and comfort Of The yos siies-Sb- will also f,, ,s
hoard lodging. washint fuel aud caudIe. a, :. ION 10
annpDi for each suGett one half 10 he n,ss o, az,
trance the other q, TIA close of The wear ,ui.h
that each student siDud furnish her own sts.,s ~,
towels, aud have heiitia.ked as ell IA All artcl, f
dress. " ''
The conductors NJ he Proposed ST. Accj do mn, nt.ud
10 receive than en tu Give pusis NOR cau al
e'."r"Ve theif epHse or instruction with smaller
number than sixysere fore il is Tesuertfv sor;,s
" 'noe parents ~hf may wish To place daughters under
'he" rare thfi th-f W as cad as possible cuinmuni
cH'e 'heI ineni"1 ny letters addressed ID. Meade
Of Coal Mines, irc-d 10 the K,rhuoud nos, oa,r.
There to remain uhl called Coal Mines
miles above RIc ifIoed, the stage read In I,nrh
burg The siua, On IL very pleasant and ns,tans n.
healthy as any in Ibis state
Cns' Mines. F~f s. s6vaw.
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Chester I'M for Sac

ny yfine Of a d.ed OF trust made nv William Gay.
- and Lucy II. his wife, TO the subscribers dated
me hnh day 81 January, 1917, Of record in The
comfy corn Of Chesterfield VIII he exposed ot sale
W auction on ihe premises, on Saturday, The dhird
ddyV Herf month, for money TO be paid down al the
SAFE, The whole or go much Of the tract LANIA
Chesterfield county, usually called CHESTER HILL,
Containing, more or less, l6i acres-ss will pay tle
expenses attending the execution OF The trust and
Two following sums. 10 u fifteen hundred and seven
teen dollars, MY cents with interest thereon from the
hIst gay OF January, iS20and fourteen hundred aud
NV 'syen dollars MY cents. with interest thereon
from ibe ffst day "f tapHaty last -. Tess thau The
wbsle tract shall lie sold The part that 10 sold will be
All that parf OF she tract which will lie between James
Iiver and line Ito he thereafter Tun,) beginning az
railing creek and running parallel with the turnpike
road, (Which runs through the and 20 the cppSsite
line Of tie tractIbe purchase money must he paid
down al The sale. deed will be PREPARED and ready.
Tor delivery al the saleAud should the person to whom
the land may be struck OF della, pay down the pur-
G. a'e money The nest preceding bidder may have the
advantage Of his or her bid " he she shall forthwith
comply with the terms ~ sale bat IL not, then the
and sba be forthwith again up 10 sale she same
Terms The sale Is for the benefit Of Mrs judith Nj
chosoB, exccultx Of Andrew Nicholson, dec. {; she
being the assignee Of Michael w. Hancos& ....,The
Subscribers, acting as trustees. will convey with special
warranty only.
CO. MAcmuRDo, = rr,.,.,.
JAMES HERON, ! ''''ees'
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MY SCHOOL viii be continued during the present
I'1 year, nHder the joint management Of myself
Mr. Il. HeuneV.-f will attend 10 recilations in Latin
snd Greek-wr RenHey will direct the sndiss of tbose
VINO are employed IN Mathematics, Geography English
Grammar. &c. lie will also teach the French language ,
should v in any case be acknowledgements the cha
T@tt o. Nj. keHney as man, and his qualifications
aHd experience as teacher the most indg5iabie and
satisfactory testimonials cen be prodacen.
boarding nay be tad ~ several of The res pocts
bic families IN the neigbtofbood For terms appI, to
JOHN EinEP4fRlCX.
Cumberland, Feb. =. s0.,e4w
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A IL persons iVInK claims agaln. 11-N a MIN OF i,
"A YER. late fianever, decreased, are requested 10
make them knopn. BENIN MIN ERaNn
iErecKtOr ~ BcRjqu,in OHyer 6ec'1
Klchmnnh. ID Mrrei. ID 20. -sLA 20 : III
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tSnnniSsieaer's Once. RicAnsosa, Jan. s, 1871.
CHANCGRl....1he erediiors of JOHN GIBSON
late Of The couuty of Prince william in the state Of
virginia. aud the creditors OF the deceased MARY
HEASI I, oil Liverpool In the Kingdom OF Great Britain
WIZ tase notice. that h, virtue Of decree % the Hon.
Court OF the United States for the Fith Circuit anc
Virginia District made Ia The snt WIN. KirApatricf
James bre~n and John &Culioeh, executors Of the
testament. and las, OF mary Heasy dec. the said
James Brown aud Agnes his wife, which said Agnes h
tne only daughter the said Mary Heasy John Gibson
WIN. Gibson WIN. Cameron and Agnes his wife, Robert
Gibson. Peter Gibson, lanes Gibson and Thomas Glib
son, children and next Of hin, and administrators
aud adminisraiix, &c. Of Peter Gibson, dec. who
o'eo without .Pfcinfids
AGAINST
Alexander Henderson, John Spence aad James Reea.
executors, &C. ofthe said John Gibson, dec.
Dxferdanfs,
that liberty reserved 10 them to come Ii ard pr.ve
their respective claims before at my Office as Com
missioner, In the cy OF Rehucnd, al any time With in
ten months from the 22d day OF December isaO-and
that those who fail to do so, will be barred OF an
opportunity TO make them Afterwards. ~
wM. MACKENZIE, NJ. c..
jan. .. 71..9m
NE subscriber offers his to bus III rnds and
the pnbc as COMMISSION MERCHANT p6
respectfully sociis a shafe OF their patronage.
RIO: L. STAPLES.
Opposite BroTns Coat Yard, Gerry street
ecu. oo. 8l....3t
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CARRIAGES

GT., t'HE subscriber has for sale
&As&<ERSpr.(a 81 his Mandatory ls miles
SfH3HXx &E]SSH11 from Petersburg, Va. a large
aag-SAy xLsfexa assortment of Work In bic
iise OF business, VIZ. Coaches
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CHANCtKY--a rules lie ii IN the clerks onire of
iS2i- '''
william plckenson. Jonathan Dick ensen Joel Dick
eus"n, bezeiiah Dickeussn, aud Charles icteisou,
Piats!ftGS.
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On the motion OF the plaintiff nv his attorney, and II
appearing Ia the satisfaction Il ihe thai the de-
'eu"ants Cbas'aiu Bruinnali aHd John Brunna.i are
me-" Inhabitants OF this raiii and that prur,ss
cahhni he served upon them Tie doth Order and
DecTee That the said defendants Cbasiain Brumuall
and John Brummail, do appear here on the second
M"nday IN April next and their appearance and
give security according TO the act Assembly and The
rules of this court, aud that copy Of this order h..
forthwith Inherited IN some newspaper published in e
city OF Richmond for two months successiye,y and
ttd another copy be posted al the froni door Of .
Courthouse OF this county, for Two successive cuul
days. A eopy-1este ~
Feb. Is l,,vSws - pOISngyrsD ~
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knCaAAttkY.-=in Chesterfield county curl, 1874
4 February -
Josiah Elliott. Ip,,;,,;.r
AGAINST ~ .
william Eatt Samuel Hancock Eldridye Smith
Chasiain Bfuanail aud John BTuminaii
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Jan. g..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-18
MIR RIBD,

H.iRRIBD,
In this town, on the evening of The S'n
inst by the Rev. Mr.. EDDY. nj ZEpHAXIAH
PEAsE, to Miss MARY SroosER, dsughter
Of ,hc late Mr.. Clark Srouuer.
A, Tiverton, Mr.. CYRUS GRAY 10 Miss
PEACE CooK GRAY.
DIED,
AT Providence en- the Sih inst, Mrs. SA.
RAH Snow. in he SSH yea of her age, wild.
ow OF Nj, DAME, Snow.-On the 10, n inst.
Ms DEBORAH V. rILLISeHAsT, wife of
M. Samuel A T,lIinghas,, sged 90 yea-s.
Al Mstsnzas, Island OF Cubs on the 18Th
ut. of the prevailing fever. RoBERr DAVIS,
Esq. Of Bristol, aged 80 yes's-H We, an
intelligent, en,erprising and successful mer.
chant, and one Of the most useful Of c,tizs ms.
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MEM MORANDA.


Ship William, Carter, of this port, arrived d
at New.York on "Wednesday, in 81 days from
New-O rleans.
Big Stephen, Stanhope, of this port, was at
Bremen, May 22d, to sail in days for ST.
Petersburgh.
Big Atlantic, Bailey, Of Wexford, arriv-
&c at Baltimore on the 10Th inst. in 4S days
from Isle Of May.
At Charleston, June 2s,h, sloop Express,
Hammett, of this port, days irom Rich
mond.
Schr. Felix, Taggart, arrived at G harles.
ton, July ID, from New.Orleans.
The ship Courie-, Jsrsud, Of this port,
bound Tor the Pacific Ocean, was spoken Jan
IL, lat. IS, Sc, south, ion. 62. west, out 20
days.
Big Persever ance, Wilcox, Of this port,
from Charleston, for Havana, has been totally
los on Abacco Island. Captain and crew
saved and arrived al Havana.
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ingenious argument was raised against
the Indictment, on the ground of the
bank not being incorporated, and the note
being payable out Of the joint funds of
the association only, and not emitted in
the United States. But the court per.
miaed the indictment to go to the jury,
who found the prisoner guilty.
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'deavours were made, but without sue.
cess, to introduce it into England. In
Sweden, Denmark, Ireland, and Scot
land, the whole power of Rome previous
to the reformation, was not able to estab-
lish it; and France, Germany, Poland,
Hungary, and Switzerland, have also
been exempted from the scourge.
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Lcghorns, Stya7uS, and Chips.
WIN. JAMES TILLEY,

No. 1874, 7hanres- Street,
and No. I, Custom House Courf,
LAS Just opeocd-one case elcgan, Leg
l. i horns, from 3 2 to 3 ~ cach--slso ono
ditto Straw Bonnets, very ehesp--abd lew
Chips-which, for cash, viii be sold low.
Nswport, June 27
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Anofbsr Fre,b Supply.
ROBERT p. LEE.

II Ao Iust opened from khe WsW-1ork
l. L .aueiORs. A complete sssor, men, of eho,oe
and sessonabie DRY GOODS, of the latest impor.
tA''ons, which will be sold unusually low for Cash.
-AMoso rHsM Aas-
81 Pieces OF light and dark undressed
PRINTS, fast coors and good quality. for only IS
cents the yard.
One case of Canton Grapes, assorted,
of a superior quality.
One bale black Bombazetts, from 20
cents to Ss9 the yard. ,,,,
Also. >'>|'
Stout twilled black Bonn. { ~ Merino HdkG. with
6azetts' Tor mems wear, green borders,
Black ana eoiorec Bom- Elegant ivory stall Para.
oazeens, 4 s0is,
Bengal Stripes for ls6 >Blaok and purple kid
,he yard { Gloves. frs, quality,
Green Grape and green White aud c'nored long
1auze, and short kid ditto,
Black and white Italian Real Woodstock, bearer
Grapes, and silk do
Book aud Leno Mus,ins, & Flag & bandanno tdkf.
Null and Jaconet ditto, Black silk and fancy do
Cotton and Linen Cam. y upcr aud common white
brics, 4 Driliinrs
Black silk Camblct for > Que striped Jean,
pantaloons Blue cotton Cassimeres,
India Cottons, 4 Bedticks,
White duck ,rowsers for steam and power-oom
6s9 pair, Shirtngs,
Dim,es from 90 cents = silk and Cotton Umbrel
TO $50 las
Furniture ditto, 4 One bale American
Best Italian sewing Silk. sheeti g. and sh,riings
Vestings, bicach.d and unbieaci-
Worsed. hemp and cot ed.
ton Hosiery, yLigbt blue and pink
Black and white silk 1 Lustrings,
Hose, cheap, Black Lustrings and lie.
Handsome fancy cravats y vaniines,
and cravat kusiins, 4 Fashionable drab, and
Wide damask and ds. , Coronation mixed Cas-.
mask liable cloths, smeres,
Heavy white Dowlss, for ( Russ,a and English Dia.
irowsers, pers,
White sheeiings Tor do Z Russia and Ravens Duck,
hish Linens, tCopperps,e and fufni
t1e cotton Balls and y rure Csiic0es,
wire thread, 4 White pocke hdkfs with
Heavy black silk shawls, borders. from I'd TO 2N3
The above. with variety Il other articles M.
mentioned, in addition to his former stock, makes
his assortment as general Can be found in any
store IN this town.
or The pubic are invited to call, and examine
for themselves.
July IL. 4V.
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YOUNG ON a X.

TNHE lfblooded hrsbiap Horse YOUNG
i OMAR, viii stand at the stsb,e 4
SAMUEL CLARE, in Middletowu, the epsor z
season. He is three years old this sprirF.-s
was sired by The fsll-blosded horse OMAH.
imported by the late Com. Per'y--bis 4 90.
was the noted Ms'denborougb mare. ..
above horse needs only to be seen, 10 be ~.
mired.
Niddletown, June 8.
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The specimens Of writing from which the fac
Smiles we're taken, are from the hand Of young
lady OF respectabiliy who left school but fe~ days
prior TO writing with me, and wrote the specimen
previous TO taking lessons" under the directions
oi an instructor the improved hand was written
within fifteen days afei the first lesson the orig nal
manuscript. with name SC may be seen lat the A.
oadcmy as above.) and sbew more improvement
than is here exhibited.
Lines are dispensed with, not only because they
are deemed useless but highly detrimental to the
progress OF every person studying practising this
nrt-rhey serve to destroy tia, freedom and bold.
ness OF execution essential for writing with ease
and dispatch the difficulty OF keeping to the line,
often exceeds that ol executing the letters the f.
cilily with which persons learn TO write straight
without lines, on this system, has convinced the
most incredu'ous of It's utility
Ladies will fod this hand not only f..hionabi
bu, peculiarly adapted TO epistolary purposes
Ladies and Gentlemen write IN separate apart.
ments, and may attend at any hour during the day,
and at different hours suiting their convenience.
Making good pen being Of the utmost conse-
quence tor handsome writer, this simple and easy,
yes too often neglected quslfc alton. shall be strict.
y attended To. aud all who attend these lessons will
be instructed TO make pen principles that will
enable them TO make any NUMBER Of pens precisely
OF the same description.
Terms for the whole course OF lessons nciuding
pen. mixing ink, paper &c I'wo Dollars and fly
eenh
$. L,dies and Gentlemen forty years Of age and
upwards have attended these lessons with success
and satisfaction.
Jnly lB 1921
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Tuesday, July lo--Asrived brig Cstha
rine, Iayef, of 'nis port, SIS days from Cape.
Coast, (Af'ics,) with palm.oil, camvood, cd.
ony, iyc y, SC.
1hursdGy-btlg Leo, Waterhouse, %
days from New Orleans, bound for Provi
dence. Ief, there, brig Ann Gsdsdeu, Nor.
ris, and sch Tassel, Dayton, OF this port,
waiting freight.
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Commissioner Notice.

commissioners Notice.
WE, the subscribers having been appointed BY
the Hon. Court Of Probate for the town of South
kingstovn,i IN The county Of Washington, Commis-
sioners to receive examine, and adjust the claims A.
gsinst the estate Of
THOMAS BROWNING,
late OF South k'ngstown, deceased. represented in.
solvent, do hereby give notice. that six months from
the ilth day June last. allowed the creditors
OF said Estate TO bring in and prove their respective
claims and tina, we shall attend for that purpose at
the house OF Mr.. Whitman Kenyons, in saii town,
on the last Saturdays Of July. August, and septsm.
Der, and on the second Saturdays in October, No
vember and December mex, at o'clock in The after
noon on said days.
WAGER wEEDEN, r,-
ROBERT HAZARD, ''"""'"'ne"
All persons Indebted tn said estate, are requested
70 make immediate payment 70
GEORGE PEcKHAM .fdrinisirafior.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF WPORT.
En- TERED,

ENTERED,
Brig Catherine, layer, ON Africa sloop
Golden Age, Greene, New York.
CEE.iRED,
Sloop BID Jones, CahoOne, for New York.
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%GOLD WANTED .R
WIN. JAMES TILLEY.

No. 1874, THANEssTREEr,
.fnd No. !, Custom House Court,
WANTS from two to twenty thousand
dollars, 10 either British, Portugal.
American, French or Spanish Gold, 70,
which he will pay as follows--biils Of either
Banks in this town, or bills Of Exchange at
sight on Boston. June 90.
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State of Rhodc. Island. ts'c.

DIule O| H|I0dc- Island, &c.
NEwPoR7, se--Cterk's Office Of me Suhreme
judicial Court. July 9, 1921.
nN application TO me this day made, by BssIA-
" gis BURDIeE, Of Newport, in said county of
Newport, laborer--Notce 10 hereby given to his
creditors TO appear before the Supreme Judicial
Court OF said state, the second day Of the next
term thereof. TO be holden st Newport, within and
for the county Of Newport, the fourth Monday Of
August next, then and there 10 nominate Assignces
10 receive an assignment Of bis property agrecabIy
20 the act, entitled An act for the relief of lnso.
vent D-hiors," passed in June. A. ID. 1920.
Holmes Weaver, Clerk.
.NeEport Jug 2, is2l
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SOUTH A MERIC

1t is strongly conjectured in the south
ern papers, derived from intelligence, re-
Gently received from Curacao, that a
great battle must bave been fought the
9th Of June, between the patriot troops
under Bolivar, and those Of the. royals,
under the successor Of MoriIlo, who were
near each other in strong force, though
the advantage of position. and number of
men, were greatly in favor of the patriot
General. The result OF this engage
ment must give to the visitors an entire
control over the destinies of New-Gre.
NADIA.