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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-03
VaAaabk Real Enaie 1or Salc.
On II IL u SDAY, Nov. g;

Idlud6le Zeal Estate ior Sale.
On .TH u RSDAY, Nov. 22d.
III 10 o'clock II M zuH be sold at Public HDc.
non on the fremises, by order @ nc I
treme judicial Courf.
T>HAT valuable Farm situated on Seci>
4 awes Point, in MiddIetown, of w.ie.
the Hon. Nathaniel Hazard diod siezed, c,s.
,sining bewsep so Il 70 seres Of Land -.
Said Farm bss valUsbie privileges to ,,s
Beach, and is 10 eSceiien, order.--TAe a
is equal TO any oo the Island, or in the Slsie.--
The whole OF said Fs IN is good arabic ln.;.
and perhaps more pleasant or healthy Sit.
non for summers esidence cannot be lo.o,l,
Ii has the Ocean on the south, he Ess, 4 y.
or on the east, sod Sechswea Cove on ,hr
west. Tne sale wilt be fosiiive, and w. 4
and perfect title viii DO given.--Conditior.
viii be made known al the time aod place Z
sale.
DUTEE J pEARCE, 1
JAMES TOWNSEND,
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THAN o.SI,{lET.
STEPHAN II. CAHOONt
ftss i..t received snJ ro,, er. E.

SIEPHER IT, CdHOONt'
Has j.st received and now offer. for sale A a,
sive assortment Of
English, Eeneh and India Goo.
which he oi'ers Tor sale ~ cnesp be pu.t 80,
ed IN iown-amony sh,eh ave-
SUPER hark and blue Ladies wors,ed ,io,.
bioauc'oDs, Gentlem,n's diitu
Common do do Ladies' SIX u,..
Drsb and blue Plains, Di,to dn,o Gloves,
White, red, yellow and SLACK L. v,n,;n.s
green fisnne"' Black and coiored ~
Nixd and b'ue Cass'. strings.
meies' Ditto siDchaws,
pouoSheus' nB % anu Dh,o Canton Canhet Z
plain. Ditto ditto Crane
p"k o'ue osh,oes' DITTO Italian ditto,
Light London Prints, Col'rd Cass,mere shnV't{
Copper plate anu turnH Ribbons
,ure Ca',eoes. White and green Italian
Furniture Dimry. Grape,
~ aud 5-4 canlbrics. Flag snd Bandsrno hif
Ditto ditto Jacooet Mus. linen Cambrics,
lins, Marseiies ye,,;,ra
"A Imitation Cambrie, Va,cntia ditto,
- and So Shear Mus. silk and Cotton Umbs'i
Inns, las
Irish Linens, White Siih I,r.
Eng lish shHihcs Disners
White Anssa Sheetings, DAmask,
Brown uiVo ditto
Bale Crash.
win open tomorrow, One Gale Bomiasetv, es
sorted colors.
Newport. Sept 26. 1891 =
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NOTICE.


THE undersigned COMMITTEE hereby give public
i notice, that having divided the Grammar School
in this psc. into two departments, Scholars IN the
Lsngusgesmsy be retired, aud pursue their studies
with the grea,ect advantage They have engaged.
as the Teacherin that department, Mr. NhTBAsIsL
HsLs., whose chsractsr, talents and " Iuiremenis.
in their opinion. unite eminently to quAIiy him for
that station Mr. II will attend personally on the
pupils six hours 10 day board will be provided
in respectable families, on very moderate terms
TIE Committee feel pledged TO exert Themselves.
that the situation and advantages OF Scholars, sho
NAV b. placed here from abroad shall be such. 70
gve high satisfaction to parents, and TO the public.
Particular attention will be paid to their morals.
OLryER BaowS, RossRT r MOVES.
Jams UsLss, THosss 8. TAYLoR,
raosAsR Wills NtLHIss UrpiXg.
RLIsBA w. PoTrEH C@nnHfee.
L.,fs .Res, July II, 1871.
Bpovs UsrrEsITY, July II. 1921
Mr SArsAsIsL HsLss. does IN my opinion.
fully support lhs character given him 10 the shove
N,r,ce, Asa MEssER
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JAMES HAMMOND

Has Jusf 'eetivsd and ,Ssrs for sole.
DRAss Apdirons, { Ribbons,
shovcis d longs, Of new Nainsook and Sachsrilla
patterns modsrn siz,\ Muslns.
Ingram CsTpetings, 'Mer;no Hdkf's
British & American Cot. Dstk undress Prints,
ton shF,mgs, G,nghsm Umbrellas.
brtish Cotton Sheet L Grass Mats, suitable Tor
mgs long entries,
Gsrnilures OF dark plain House X hearth Brushes.
Nexpors October 3. 1921
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Commissioners Nniice.

commissioners Notice.
WE. the subscribers having been appointed by
" the Hon Court Of Probate, for the town of New.
shoEeham. in the county of Newport, Commissioners
to receive, examine. and adjust the claims against
the estate of
NATHANIEL L. SHEFFIELD,
late OF Newshorehan, deceased, represented insoi.
vent,do hereby give notice, that six months from the
Path day of September, allowed to the creditors
Of said Estate. to bring in and prove their respective
claims; and that we will attend, for that purpose,
at our respective dwellings. any time within said pc.
tiod
SAMUEL MOTT, 2cor,,,.,,o,.r.
EDWARD DODGE, ''"''''"s''
All persons indebted to said estate, are requested
TO make immediate payment to
MARY.ANN SHEFFIELD. .qdministratrir
JOSIAH SHEFfIELD,l ,....
AARON C. WILEY. ''''"''''
EtDsiorsham, Sept 90, 1921.
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CONCERT AND BALI

CONCERT MD BALI.
FRANCIS c. sCHAFFER. respe ctfuily informs
i the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newport that his
concert and Ball having been postponed by peculiar
circumstances from Wednesday evening tie Goth Of
September, he will open the same on Wednesda ay
evening the 10Th October inst at MASONs' HALL.
at which time he with his Father aud Sisters will
exert their musical talents for the entertainment OF
those who may please to, honor them with their
compsny.
Tickets at One Dollar each. fOr Concert and bali,
may be had any time previous to the night of per.
form ai.ce al the office Of J e.. SHAW
q For iculsrs. see Bills.
Newport Oct .bll
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5. & A. G. ROWLAND

"lLL, after the 18th October next, carry on
w BONNET MAKING, Mt thoir residence, ne x,
norte of Mr. SAMUEL WHIrEBoRnE's-They re.
quest those Indebted to them to call and settle their
accounts previous to that period.
.Nersbort, September S6, 1921 Jw
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Commissioners Notice.
I'VE, the subscribers having been appointed by
the Hon Court Of Probate. for the town OF
Newport, in the county Of Newport, Commissioners
TO receive examine, snd adjust tire claims against
the estate Of
ELIZABETH TUELL.
late Of Newport deceased represented insoIvent. do
hereby give notice, that six months from the date
hereof are allowed the creditors Of said Estate, to
bring in and prove their claims and that we will
assemble at our respective dwellings for that pur.
pose, a, any time within said period.
i3s Ensazsn iHMNnHsH raEvErr. Connie '"'"e''
All persons indebted to said estate, are requested
to make in mediate payment TO
JONATHAN I ALhY, .3,nin'srafor
Newport. Oct. I, 1877. Io3
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THEATRE
THE WHOLE IN ONE DAY!
S 3O,OOO-S s. OOO-N 8 Ol0 SO

al payable in CASLi-riihout deduction!
Tho managers 81 the Cathedral Church Lottery, OF
Baitimoreo have the pleasure of anuouncing To the
public that The splendid CONSOLIDATION DRAWING
VIII positively take place Friday the NTH or NEXT
MONTH fSpyitJ -Tbe whole Lottery will be flushed
oil that day, and ipoueueut beyond that day ON
any account " haiever."
CIhes's QGicss, B0ttimore. March IL, 1881.
A GKEEAeLf To the n"tioe Of the managers, the dis
"a ubusion Of the brilliant prizes in the
CONSOLIDATION LOTTERY.
will take place nth u-xt month, aud the whole to he
completed IN ONE DRAWING. Highest prizr. are
100000 Of 5,O0o-i ,0O0-3,oO0-j Of 2 600 10 of
1000, &c.-po prize lover than 3 rs I-ail PAYABLE
WITHOUT DISCOUNT!
ET Distant adventurers should not delsy sending ON
their orders, which will avoid aud prevent nsappoip
ments; many Of which occurred in The MGnninent
Lottery, in consequence Of their being long deferred
thai they did uot arrive until after The drawing had
been completed aud of course late to he supplied
La the present instance, Therefore, speedy appiica
tUus should be made.
Whole Tickets, S25 Fihbs, SIS
HALVES, IL so Eisbtis. . IL
Quarters. q 25 eutLs 81
10 ne had IN the greatest variety Of mum hers at
COHEN s Lottery and Exchange Offices,
III & 22f, Market Street, Baltimore,
Hhere more Gar;tai prizes have 6es, obtained than.
was sold, IN The present scheme The great CapaI of
> o.ouo IN SMASH and where, in the three last
Glasses at The Monument Lottery sold tue 10 ono
(dtso in shIres)the 30 ,G00-7 u 20 ouo-2 Of 900
dollars. &c.
- OnpBRs from any part of The United States
enclosing the cash, prise ck pest paid will NEE
the SAME prompt attention as il personal applica.
uon, aauTessedto J. g. COHEN Jr.
march IG. Io3 ~ a.,
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lSA0ckOe HI Tavern for ReUt

"
a Nd quantity 81 VALUABLE FURNITURE Tor
IN sale, at public auction, Thursday the Ssh of
April, IL rot disposed Of privately before that day
consi.'ing 81 twenty single aud double beds made Of
new feathers mahogany and maple high post bessttads
WIN all the necessary furniture, and natures
each also, sheets, coverdS towels, pillow cases &c.
dining and card tables, large looking glasses carpets
rugs, chairs. sctIces, prints, maps aud quantity OF
elegant plain and cut glass, China aud cIookery ware
and silver plate with every article necessary for such
an establishment.
Al the same time and place, an elegant TOP Gig aud
Plated Barness; a new Sukky and plated hsrness-
light one horse Carriage and fairness; one set CIR
ridge Harness, plated, aud hut little worn also ane
set brass mounted; saddles, BridieS, &c. pair Of
grhue well broke Carriage Horses, aud also very
tine large young Horse years old this Spring rides
anG draws gently also several valuable NEGROES
amenz them one tbars well kR,wn IN this city being
Que smsne the hest oseTs and esTiage drivers i'll Vr
GINA. ..Terms Of SALE for all under one hun
bred dollars, cash that amount six months CT edit
negotiable Roes with approved endorsers, payable in
the Richmond Banks, will be required.
MANN s. VALENTINE.
NJ. d. Any gentleman wishing TO engage IN keeping n
public house, who 10 qualified TO manage such an esa-
hshnent properly may expect certainly to he well
rewarded for his exeriions Of which fact he snail
| fully persuaded by calling on NJ s. T.
march 10. Ie2.. IDS
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DOMESTIC.
i..................

WASHINGTON, March i2.-It MAS rue
rnored, on Saturday last, that the appoint
neuts of Commissioners. under The Trea'
,v with Spa u, would be made by The Pre-
sidrnt on that day. The responsibility of
these trusis--tlie great number of cilizens
OF the frat character who have been re
commended for these employ ments-and
tl,sir supposed dcsirabeness in the pres.
emf stsgnaion Of business, have combin.
ed 10 make i, matter OF considerable inter
est to know on whom the choice is 10 fall
On enquiry. we learn. that, owing probably
To the great latitude and CONSEQUENT diff
Gully OF selection, the appointments were
not made on Saturday as expected, and
probably will not be made for week 10
come. Nae. Int.
Jumes Morrison has been elected NAV
or at Savannah, vice I. U. =. Charlton,
resigned.
Colonel Samuel ID. Harris, iate of TIE
United States army, HAS been appointed mar"
shat for che district of Massachusetts,, uice,
James Prince, esq. deceased.
The City of New Orleans has been re-.
Gently much agitated by the revival of
theifamous BdttWe question, the memory
oil which is almoai LOST To those no ever
understood the merits of IL, and Of " ic,,
one halt OF the present generation know
little or nothing. For HE information
ut the latter. IL IS enough TO say, that
Edward Livingston was Que OF The par
ties. and that Thomas Jefferson, during
his Presidency, thought tue matter OF
Tutncient Importance To Justify his writ.
pg'a learned aud labored examination of
he question. in defence of The course OF
pe government respecting il. The ques,
ison OF late We had considered as srt.iea
by the repeated authorizations of the high
est legal tribunals. II seems. however.
we were mistaken. Dn,ing the present
Session OF The Legislature of Louisiana.
Mr.. Mdrlgny, a me0,brr al the Senate.
introduced bill requiring a sui to be
commenced, in lir name ut the Stale, To
render rlie ba,nre public property. After
"nrh debate. the fri was rejected. by d
majpsiiy of 8 votes Ia z, beng all the
votes except two, who could moi vote on
'he question, because interested il. it's dc
c!sion. IB
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APPOINTMENTS.
BY tie Council Of appointment, Narch 6.

CITY OF NEw-YoRK.
stephen Allen, Mayor, vice Cadwalia.
der ID. Golden, removed ; Richard R.ker.
Recorder. vice Peter A. Jay, removed |;
George q. C0ihn, inaster warden, vice
Cornelius Schemerhorn, renewed Jacob
llaff, Warden, vice Nicholas p. Rutgers,
removed.
John I. Irvine, first Judge Of The court
ot common pleas lately established in
thai civ.
GREENE-Elislia d. Hall, Clerk, vice
Richard M'Cariy, declining 10 accept.
SUFFOLK-Selah Is. Strong. DisIricr
Attorney, vice SIlas Wood, removed :
Charles IL. Ravens, clerk, vice Charles
A. Floyd, removed.
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SPRING GOODS.

4 e J. KYLE Have Jasi received by the Auaenora
- ana me Antelope, very extensive assofntH1 "
Staple and Fancy Spring G00ds,
Aps exp.cl further arrivals ~ every packet ron veg
YoTk aud philadelphia -rth Wlth their tofntr "A
haRd they are agsrined 10 sell vefy low for rysa
approved paper. xsfch 10 t0l..N
10y virtue Of deed Csstfusi executed ~ RicsAia
1O Groom, for pgrposcs therein mentioned. ,aat
proceed 20 selt teady money Hthe iffh dprf next
A. me house Of $40 Groon the PROPERTY, ef SO much
thereof as ell satsiy The csim fOf uhch sab os-c
was exseaGsd--7he sale vii. nks piges betr scn tho
n.scs ~. in"r4n EDHE ri<Ei2, rfsisse,
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TR(IST SALE.


ID virtue OF deed Il THst executed IN by George
~ GTseninw aud wife. for the purposes therein ex
pressed dated the Sd Of January, I82 aud recorded in
the Once Of HenrcO ceunty coprtWe shall on Thurs
day, fhe 2oM instant proceed 10 sell at public auction
three valuable BRICK TENEMENTS, on The south side
pied by the said George Greenho John King and John
Dalton. This property highly iiBpfoved.-AlsO, une
other Tenement, on 5b sreef, betu end streets
now occupied by Miss Jane Braddoek ON this lot there
10 meat two story wooden honse, and other Improve
mems: rendering IL desirable residence for genieeI
small family Also, one other Ieneuent, IN UHval's
Addition, being pai Of LOT no. 20, ON whc hthefe Is
comfortable Two story brick house, occupied by
John hdriand Also two other Houses aud Lots IN
Adapts VALLEY, purchased Ly The said George Green
how OF JnbH wood and Eliza his wife.-Also, Piece
OF Ground, containing 2t front, u street Tuu
ming back the depth ~ bali acre, beng part Of lot
No. 6,near the New Duck Also. affect Of Gfouna on
street adjoining the house lately occupied hy Ffederck
Y. hcCfaw rs apoheearJs sore. whieb here Is
bfick htabe.AisO, ten acres ~ land the Dove
Hug Green, called the RrsGRyEand Lots, NUMBERED
as %, 20, 81, Sl IN the said q. GTeenbOws plan 81
lois recorded the Office % Henrico cOunt, court
resofviug neveflhe e. the for live teafs Of oil.
acre paft = the ahpve ten lot, 20 Ron.n, nei
~ color who occupies the same Aud ~ 10
"A acres 81 Land Ia HenricO ceunty, the BrouE
riks conveyed to le said Gesfgs Creeuhsw b. Jaco,
Valentine.
Farms " ssle0ae fourth cash, OF n negotiable nois
J - siXij da,s, salts aciofy endorsed. with inirTrs
nctte1-aud the rtsidde 81 tix tweivc eighiscu auf
~ MY orrinonths. secured Wy bonds ard Ocs6s NJ
I tfnst IN ihs rrnpc'iy The sale wiii commence 81
eleven 0'cpLt. 20 NE icuemcafs ntst mentioned,
wuI be continued the pie,n.sss the order ~ shic
| rHuHAs e. gouLpiS rt,.,.,,.
9tNiANiN LENS, -
Na'sbiJ. to2.. Is
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M4NH0EH0nE-

MARY MosELEY, respectfully informs her friends,
ASR aud the public that she continues occupy the
large and cominodians house Of Hr. James Winston
piea.autiy situated IN coumeicial part III tue city
Mes'rs. Gideon Eldridge and Benjamin L. Wallace
and Co.
Her house has every accommodate which any other
boarding house in the city Affords with The
advantages OF being in The centre of business. Her
LODGING Toous are large airy, pleasant and well
nished Travelling families, or geutiemeR visiting
Richmond on business will end it to tber advantage to
call and judge for Themselves.
Her terms are S250 annum Tor those vbo lodge in
the house $500 for board without lodging s lso for
breakfast aud dnerTansien boarders will ne chary.
80 "nr hoIIar per dav. march 10 Ioa--w3"
Two nE HIRED, by the month, 81 tote BU5t11uH.
Enqrife Al tins ONCE. march 10. lO2. IL
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r,osnias. 4. we are is;D. at their r,crry. =
II we succeed 10 quiefins them. nniii Deems
Der, we shall then he better prepared. I'VE
never go TO bed without preparing fur AN al.
tack--thes are 80 irsacEerona We know not
when we are safe.
We have Just learned that 300 Indians will
arrive at this place tonight or IN The mo r,iny
to iescue two OF their party ~hicn CoIourl
Smelling took and confined a. hostages. f.,
murder, committed in Jolly last but 7 assur.
YOU they will have had fighting iirAt as
Smelling is one OF the old tipsacanoe bnys
who Al re not easily frightened. 1 hape there
fore, NC shall be able TO give a good account
Of ourselves in case they make all assault"
THEATRE
BOSTON. March The whole amourt rails
ed by the sale OF the right of pre-einptins to
the theatre boxes, Tor The nire last nights of
Mr. kean's pei torrance. ans! generousl, APP
propristed by The Mana.e tov various charii-
able objects, is S2999 IS. This amount is en-.
elusive OF The regular piics of tickets. The
sum bid yesterday, for Mr. Keaus benefit.
was go. The highest price for choice Of
boxes. was S3S, aad the lowest piice given for
any box ia tie second Tow. was S6.-1'he a.
mount bid on Tuesday. was $40 70. This
statement furnishes an unequiyocal Testimony
TO the estimation in which Mr.. Kean's .aleuts
are held IN this town. Daily 4dr.
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Population of Massachusetts,. From the fol-
lowing statement OF the population of this
commonwealth according 10 the census ius.
completed. compared with that OF 1910. il wiIl
be seen that the increase has been about IOI
per cent. Much The greatest ratio of increase
has been 10 the county of Suffolk and The
next highest i'll the two Deigbboring counties
of Miduiesex and Sorfolk
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SUPREME cOURrOF TIE U. S.
MONDAY. MARCH l2

The case al PresiopS heirs Va. Roncp,a,,
was argued by Mr.. Hardin tor The PLAN
sltt in error, and by Ms. Talbot for Tie
defendant.
The case Of Bouie vs. Henderson. mo.
80 } was argued by Mr.. S,cann and Mr..
Jones Tor The appellant, and BIZ MIR. Iag.
scr for The respondent.
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,oMxuSrcsrED.

LoHgepify Without fhe ksip Of Il fay sietGa!
DEPARTED tbs life cD FRIDAY last Nj. ISAAC PER-
rim % HdnoveT county IN The Both year of bls age
Nit Penn Hbat bias been pba.caiiy called th
nohFrst uob of Cod, an honest msI. L. i' ;emarsa
HE fact that during long he he TOOK dCss
Of pLJ sic, or was biistcted at Dled.
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~>'a-s-fN ~ XIV ~ S.1s.--
STABLES of the RicbaOnd Warbef.

Tobacco general sale. S - 6l--go " % 10
Flour, country, So 33--ciir, So a.
Meal, so 5>ir.-Wh heat G2 aOjc.--jien,p, i5t50
1862 Oats, 2jc.--CorB,S 5U-bGtte5, hest 4,
10 rs c.--CheesP, good, Z Sc.
GROCEBIEs- Brown Sugar, = ~ a -Loaf
do. IS n &c. - Run, " J Doc. 30 do. N T..
80 4 40c.- Whiskey, 3Os Sic Mo'asses u 80
Teas imperial ia5c l;0c-Y. Tyson, 81 "a
soc - Coffee, u a SOC. Bacon, a 8c.--Cut
IIptrur, E3u A
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LAUNCH.

LOUISVILLE, Ken, February 14.-Was
lauDciied OH Monday lasi from BrckwHl's
ship yard. The 81 team boat COURIER, ia-
tended Ia ply between this and PIT .b0rgh.
as regular trader. She IS owned by
Prentice and Bakewell and Messr%. Beck,
wIihs of this town,
The ODiied STATES schooner Nonsucb
arrived 81 Ncw Orleans February Isl,
from jamaica, with $4,000 dOl.ars in
specie.
PORTLAND, March Extract Of letter
from az ofhcer ~ the Unitrd States Army, %
liis itieid ~ this town dated
81. Peers, Missouri r. Sept y, 1920
" We are building petmaneHf edt,iso;r
but shsil not be able 10 complete il this season
Ihe AHdaus appear well disposed towards u.
Al present, bur should not be SURPRISED 1,
| h0a halt The Iegimspg tcsiped to morfey
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,,RAI1I

severalinsiauces OF fraud haveteccnily been
uviscOvtTed ~ this city by the importers oil
Ffeueb goods and yesterday circuosiapre
was developed which caused consider bic
alarm amongst that class OF merchants GA
ope0inE ibe first Of 40 invoice of six boxes
OF Iicb sha"ls received 10y the brig Allied
Tod nayie,u was found that the upper pa
per which Contained one hall the quantity osi.
g'ns.iy cot ~ The box. was isSen ci:, md
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WASHINGTON March l.-Iu our next we .bal
publish the interesting opiuion Of The Supreme Court
IN Inc case Of Cohens The State Of Ffrciain
we have promised to our readeIs Var I,r
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Wholesale and Retail Hat Store.
FISHER Co---iIave received per schooner
IA Antelope and others fom Philadelphia, a large
assortment OF fashionable nne HATS ofher ma ma
aeinre Likewise good aud constant supply OF Koran
Piaed Hats suitable for III who buy sell again.
a large supply OF Reading Lambs Wool Hats.
Wholesale retail. the above articles wilt be sold
,be manufacturers price, and discount made cash
country MERCHANTS WHY nnsi the
ing up their orders. march 10 IO2..
. SSiiL heus OF Mr. JOSIAH Mosby, are ieuursteJ TO
cxbIhit their claims the Stills Advertised safe
ny me- eiiber III court Of justice they Thu esten ~
IN any other way they may choose. Since the mills
SOFA ny MY Josiah bosby they have again been pnb-
llcy sold from his successor by decree The High
Court OF ChaHcery, purchased by my Predecessor aHd
DJ him one half sold the olheT molrty To
man of whom afterwards purcbased-thus becoming
possessed OF The Whole. is believed thai all these
sales snd transfers were well known Mr.. Josiah
Mo.by some Of them being made III his pIeseHce (;
and to the deed In the lssl mentioned case
any witness without having in,ima,eJ any claim
whate'er 10 ihe mills their appgTteuances. n his
heirs possess any claims, they derive them from
some other source Than hmDut from batever source
derived, they are called upon produce their pIoofs
Plead III bar against any future claim interruption.
JOSEPH MOSEY.
Frop!sce D7Hls,.Hanouer. March 10 Io2..s,'
NEGROES FOR SALE
1(Y virtue Of decree OF Hanover Cbsncery Court,
~ will he sold at Hanover Courthouse, on Wedaey
ddy fBfh sHSf. being Court day. cre0t of Twelve
months forsppTJved bones and security several likely
young NEGROES, belonging the estate OF John Pfd
dy, dec.
NATHANIEL C. LIPscoMBg,1
NATHANIEL CHM,
NATHANIEL BOwI (SomhhsHohef.
NATHANIEL TINsLEY,
March TO- Ioa.t6.
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The New York" Patron VI Industry" states that bills
Eng land have that the few articles Of Eroaee ".
send other nations nadeq0nte pay Tor the good,
We import and that specie must 81 pa, for ts
balancr-AJmit 1t, and what is the cunc.d,on Ie edvss
" those merchants who frightened the rapid ul
exchange take comfort III reading Ice tres;ises
showing that tiigs should b. Let regulate iier
selves" Nov what the Of this ssery Ir
cannot pay for their goods but sFea, lo,s, wall they 81
import them May they not in tis respect saiy
left themselves !OF is the Patron Vt InaustYS ~
Hir BallyIn the Congress Of the I. States, better
judge ofwhs; merchants than the, N,
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rnIcr nF STOCKS.

Bank % Virginia. .-..s'oA
Farmers Bank OF Na..........-...s 10
" y. Bank. .s.....ss.........s .s-.lVS
MatiUe Stock -. ...........ss.3 90
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Az .0J0 521,725
w iole increase 1865.