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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29

NE ~ join WARE, SIR IL appearing y-u are NOT am
Iva inhabitant Of this state ana you having no agent
known'o me, will take Ealice that SHALL on the 2sh da
OF August next in the of CarterSve Va nj the
rrn OF Lacharah Taylor between hours Of in The
morning and in the evening of that iay proceed TO tai
me deposition OF James H. Deane Others To- he read
evidence ia suit depending in the high court f clar-
Gerry tor the Richmoud district wherein you are plaintiff
ana ipyscli defendant; ard shall proceed
till the whole ~ taken which time and place Won may
attend il you please. HUMPHREY MELT
Pow haIan, Va. Jpy 10. 2S-w6wsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29

WAS committed to tie jail Of Kng aud Queen county.
~ on the 5Oti day Of April last,a negro who calls
himself Amos, and says he is the property Of Mr. William
Coleman OF Abemarle county. lie appears be about the
age Of 80 or 81 years light cOmpicxion feet inches
high, and speaks boldly when spoken TO had on when
committed drab coat, swausown wascoat, AID negro
cotton pauiaoons very much wornand had with him
veral other articles OF clothing The requested To
forward, prove bis property paw all lawful charges
and tahe him away. WILLIAM STONE, Tailor.
Jnlv T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29

of the preference which she enjoyed in the
timber trade, and placed in that respect upon
the same fooiing as Norway and Sweden.
mr. l. Wilson rose, not 20 oppose the rpso
iutions, but TO express a hope that if the bill
which was to be introduced should be found TO
operate inluriously TO the shipping interests,
Government would repeal the duties which
affected ship building
Mr.. Marryat approved Of the resolutions,
but thought that the duties upon timber i'm
ported Nom the Baltic, and employed in ship
building IN this country, ought TO be repealed
Mr.. Z. Grant supported the resolutions,
winch were then put and carried.
The House resumed, and the report was
ordered Ia be brought up on Monday
SIR: give you below calculation which
you may rely upon is not very wide of the
mark of the French force of infantry entering
Spain-thsir present disposition and their
estimated strength at the end of this Summers
campaign.
Shew tins to any military man YOU choose,
and ask him if The calculation Is fair one
Ask him if the Duke dAngouleme can cal
culate on a g state of repose," or even IS state
ct safety" with only thirty thousand Infantry
dspOsable along his whue line, and ifhe
agrees with me that he cannot, ask him tits
question:
If the French army are to have military oc-
cuipation of Spain after November, and for the
winter months, will fifty thousand rn,c infantry
recruits be too many for them 20
Let not the true friend of the cause oi
Justice and Humanity depair" Bonap4rte
did great things, it is true, for he managed to
bury $4,000 men in Spain, in the course OF
seven years, which was at the rate of 10000
men a-year.
The Duke d'Angnuleme's ambition is no
doubt to fog Bonaparle-for he stands mon
:strous good chance of losing his 100000 men
in one year.
IL the Sfaniards can only unite a " strong
Ibghhng, 'reI disciplined body of troops" and
ATTACK with ADVANTAGE an isolated corps
oil the French before they get reinforced, and
work this corps well, it is clear the Great
Captain, must push off his boat and he satisfied
with eating his Christmas dinner at the
Pavilion Marsan"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NUJ IOE To CONTRACTORS.
TUE Undersigned being authorised by county court
y Of GOOchand will attend the courthouse on the
a day OF August for the purpose Of contracting for
the building new Jail for that county, which time plan
for the building (Which is lie of brc will be
exhibtied-The job will be well worth the attention Of
good mechanics. THO. KAUFMAN,
DAVID ROYSTER,
gro. WOODSON PAYNE,
WIN. Boiling,
July o. 23-7t BESJAMIN ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29

The New York Evening Post states, on ID
authority Of gentleman recently from Paris
that the Marquis ia FAYETTE, had It in con
temptation 10 visit this country once rnor. il
TIE course ~ nrXf Far
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29
FOR LONDON.

1t FOR LONDON,
,lr}k> To the address OF Messrs. Philip Gowan and
George Marx, the fine coppered and copper
tened ship HARRIET, captain Thomas, burthen about
SIS hhds will commence leading in few days al ar.
wick and will he dispatched by The iesh August.
In ALSO,
,tsftrN Daily expected, TO load at Warwick. 10 the
=zE- address OF the house. the fine A l. British
snip KINGSTON, captain Bnney burthen about $50 hbds
nThose inclined TO ship will apply
July Q. is-u JOSEPH MARY SON.
CASH FOR WHEAT.
I'VE will give the highest cash price wheat Crops
w delivered on the river will be preferred
Ipne -. i4-T ROGERS * HARRISON
RANDOLPH'S REPORTS.
EUST published by Peter Coon mud for sale at his Ia,y
81 aud miscellaneous Bookstore, epors trpS nroued
End determined in the Court ofAppeals OF Virginia Inv
peyion Randolph, Attorney at Law, volume Price six
dollars, bound in calf. -
NIB The above volume brings the Virginia Reports
dawn 10 the present time.
July 20 es-et
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
rsME MEDICAL LECTURES will begin as usual on
p the firsi MondaN Of November next. W
PHILLIP S. PHYSiCK. NJ. II. on Anatomy
JOHN REDhAS COKE, NJ. ID. on Matcra Me,Iica
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ, ID, on Theory and Practice
ofAiedicnp
THOMAS C. JAMES, NJ. D. on Midwifery.
LlRERf HARE, NJ. IL. ou Chemistry.
WILLIAM GIBSON. NJ. II. on Surgery.
WILLIAM h. HORNElt, NJ. II. Adjunct Prof of Anatomy
and Dean OF the Medical Faculty
July25 pa-,1N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29

On the evening Of he e2d Nav, in t,o
British House Of Commons, Mr.. Whifmorc
made long speech in support of his motion.
for equdii-tHg ne driies on Eoa and nest
maze Sugars. His motion WAS lost, after much
debate, by vote of 1Ol noes 10 81 ayes.
question being put To Mr. Canning re-
spectng the violation Of Greek blockades by
British cruzers, he answered." il was true
That in one or two instances, IN one instance
especially, u Greek blockade Instituted ac-
cordns to all the laws Of war, had been violated
by aBritsh cruizer but since hat occurrence
it was equally true, that most positive orders
had been sent to prevent any similar violation
in future"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29

WAS committed 20 the jail Louisa COUNTY Va on fhe
~ 10Th February last, negro woman named MELIA
~ MIbLY who states that she the uroperty Of
VIZ Rowen Of the city Of Richmond, came originally
from s Ienaley family in about ie Of Aexandria
aud The said Mr. Roven uyUn bis removal from Richmond
gave her permission sbih for herself or return to the
NnilS oi The Fenaeys Alex fndria SHE about IS
or 40 years of Of ordinary peculiar mark or
scar about hercomplans Of infrniy but has
'i very healthy appearance The owner Is hereby re-
quested 10 forward prove property pay charges and
take her away, She will be dealt with the direc
NAV ~ S-wf2w JOHN NJ PRICE, Jailor.
WISH 90 purchase scrvsut who d stilfui Carriage
Driver and is qualified also waiter. For one oft fhr
above DESCRIPTION under good character, and fu
al sarced in years, liberal rIice viii be given.
Richmond july - oc-sif = Y DAvIFf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29
NOTICE-

TTHIIE subscriber intends making n tour through the
Western States. Ohio, Kentucky &c. will trans any
business that may be offered previous the OF
September next JOHN JAS. MONCIJRE
July IS % e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29

Leaving on The Isi. June for uiisrior'
operations Infantry Ill $50
RETURN OF EFFECTIVE FORCE OF FRENCH INFAN
TRY ON THE lsT JUNE DTsPOsABLg FOR VI
TERROR OPERATIONS
Cenne Of Spai" under Duke d. angGuIeme 20 O3O
Under Money, East Of Spain I2OOO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29

r, , -. io'Al 9lyOoU
Fairly calculated DimnuiioD of The above
Fmce between June and lsl Nuyemter
five mouths, calculated the average
casualties Of British aud French Armies
ior.the same months, and not taking INTO
account any general actions or hard
fighting" IL ,OGO
(By SICKNESS 1000
Hors du Combat : BY DeseiIon 800
BY Guerilla Warfare 3 800
oco
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25

,,. t .. .NE.nORAyD.q. .
The sch Ann. Easton. from this port, has arrived
at Barbados, and sailed sgsin Nov. 10th for Mar.
Unique. ..
Arrived at Havana, 22d ult Panther, Cornell, Of
this port ....
The brig Union. Bgey, Of this port,was at Charls.
ton Dec. s. -,
sloop Agent, Russell, of this port. was wredked
on the Main Reef, near Long Key, 30h Oct cargo
mostly saved, bat in a damaged state. ,.,.,.
Arrived at Georgetown. (SC) on The 7th Instant,
ochr Betsey, Dennis. Of this port. from St. thomas.
Two hours out from st Thomas, l7th No was at
tackled by a small pirsticsl sch'r msnnes with SIX
negroes and mulstto. threatening to mirder every
soul on board fortunately the wind 'prang up at
night, and they lost sight Of her.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25
yoR fHE r. I. REPuBLICAE:
N.iTTVITY OF CBRIST,
A parsphrase on part of "a Chspt. Luke

A parsPhrase on part OF ID Chspt. Luke
To shepherds on Judea's plains.
Who nightly vigils keep,
The angel Of the Lord appesrd
While watching DER their sheep.
And when the glory Of the Lord
In shining light sppear'd,
No, knowing what the vision meant,
Their spirits greatly fear'd;
The snge! then to calm their fears,
Bade them not be afraid
To you and all mankind bring,
Good tidings, quickly said.
For unto you this day is born.
A Saviour. Christ the Lord
And sm sent from hesv'n to you,
To publish it abroad.
And this shall be the sign to YOU
You'll find the infant stranger.
Wrspp'd about in swaddling clothes,
And lying in manger.
And then the skies with music rung,
BY an angelic choir,
The sweetest notes which e'er were heard.
Surprising ba'id's Tyre,
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Commissioners Notice.

NE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Hon Court of Proba.e, for the town of Tiv.
eT'on, Commissioners to receive and examine the
Claims OF the creditors against the estate of
.r, PHiLIP BAILEY, a ..,.. f.
deceased, late of said Tiverton, represented in.
solvent. hereby give notice. that six months from
the second instant, 10 allowed the creditors TO ex.
hIbt their claims and that we will attend for the
purpose OF receiving. the same, =, our respective
dwellings, at any time during Said period.
-. JAMES I MsScnEsrnR. Scnis co"'r'.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are requested
to make immediate psymen, 10
RUTH BAILEY. .4du'e.
Dec 25, 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25
ST. JOHNS LODGE, No. /.

T'HR Members Of St. Johns Lodge. No. I, New.
pot. are respectfully invited TO attend at their
Hall. Oh Saturday evening. Dec 27lb, at 6 O'Clock.
fsT 'Hs e~ptess Parpnse nf choosing the oScers for
the year ensuing Visiting brothers will be admit
ted as usual by order of x. w. ". JoHs l.. Boss,
- NICHOLAS G. BASS, Secretary.
Dec o. 1903 - -
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.ilfR RID.

In this town on Sunday evening last. by the Rev
Mr. Gammei. Mr. Nathaniel h Langley to Miss Har.
riet Bro~neR. daughter Of the late Mr. Sylvester
Browneii.
At Providence Mr.. George Carbon. to Miss JnGa
.9nm .iide.
DIED,
In TIL, town on Thursday morning last, Mrs Sarah
Helme, widow of Capt Nathaniel HeIme, aged SIS
years.
At Providence. Mrs. Ssbrd BickneH widow of
the late Capt Thomas 5icknell. in her 73d year.
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LADIES' MAGAZINE.

'T''IE 5,h number Of the La lies Magazine is now
= ready for distribution. and may DC had al the
book store OF MeSrs. w & j. H. BARBEa, at MIR
SAnUsL w VIssoN, and at the office Of BKnJ
MUMfoRD,, Esq. Al each of those places suoscrip
ton papers are still open
Subscribers will please call send for their Mag.
aSines, TO Deacon Samuel Wilson'S, Church-street.
Newput, Dec 25.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25

when 10 the priest came unto The wornsn snd
said, "the frat irui,s Of every thing belong un-
10 the Lord end must have the WOOL" The
woman said ait Is hsrd" the priest said il
is Written !" and so he took the wool. And
il came to pass, ths, soon after the eve yesrn.
ed and brought for,b lamb; When 10 The
chiei prieN csme sgsin unto the woman aad
sa'd, "ihe irsiiiDg of every flock belooeeth
unto the Lord | must have the lamb" The
woman ssid /" j, is hard )" the priest said "it
Is writteo 5" and he took the lamb. And when
il eame to pass that the woman found she could
make no pfo6I from The owe, she killed snd
dressed il; when 10 tho chief priest came
sgsin unto her snd took leg, loio, and
shoulder, for burnt offering. And it came
TO pass thar the poor woman was exceeding
w'oth because OF tho robbery, and she said
unto the chief priest, "curss on the eve, oh
that bad never meddled herewith" And
the chief priest srsighlwsy said onto her,
" whatsoever is cursed beloogeth unto tho
Lord :" so he took the remainder Of the nut
ton, which be and the Levi,es ate for their
supper.
The Legislature Of New.Jersey, t their
recent session, passed an ect 10 abolish i'm
pri.onment for debt 10 certain cases.
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THE ORIGIN OF TITHEs.

A certain womsn found on the wsy side Q
lamb perisbing uih cold and hunger She
had pity upon the lamb snd took u unto her
house and nursed it and brought II again IN.
yis. And it came TO pass that the lamb g..
up and w.s . goody eve, and had hs
fleece. And ihe poot woman shssfsd ihr"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25

No business Of much interest was transact.
ed in Congress on Tuesday. In the Senate,
Mr.. Findley presented The memorial of cer-
tain ci'izens Of the city and county OF Phia.
aelphia, praying q revision Of the tariff. In
she House, Mr.. Crownin.hield reported bill
br tho relief of Sarah Perry, mother Of tho
bate Oliver II. Perry which ~. .w!ss :ssa
and commit,cd-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25

be absent rom the Coast OF Chill snd Peru.
The F,iga,s United States, which is the Flag.
Snip Of Commodore Hull, will sail f,om Nor.
ioiS 10 about Two weeks.
National Iamihgeneer.
Mr.. D'Woif, Of the Senate, on Tuesday
last, Introduced q resolution, in,uuc,ing the
Committee Of Commerce and Manufactures
20 inquire into tho expediency OF allowing
d'swbsek, 90 the exposislion Of all articles II
DOMESTIC manufsctufe, the raw material u
which Is Of foreign growth. The tine has,
10 our opinion, arrived, when The exIso.ion Of
tho drawback system TO domestic msnufsc.
,u,es may be Of essential Sci wee TO the coun-
~. The success OF this mode Of encourage.
nient, extended 10 the foreign distributing
isde Of the ns,ioo, fully establishes its effca.
cy. BY relinquishing, 10 Tho exporter, the
whole du'y paid on thp article when imported,
excepting Office charges, the merchant 10 en-
soursged 20 import ON one country, for ex.
potta,ion to, snd distribution, 10, snoibet.
BY relinqushng the duties paid on raw ma.
tefisls imported for msnu!aclure, 90 The ex.
portation Of the manufactures article, the sg-
gtegsts OF imports will be inctessed. Man
uisciures will be encouraged 10 work up for.
eign raw materials, by the relief which the
drawback promises them, should the redun.
sancy Of their goods render exportation ne.
oesssfy: aud the agriculture of the county
will be enriched, by the money paid for pro.
visions, TO support the new labor required.
The agricultural interest is tbs. which should
be mainly looked to--,be interest, TO tho
eventual sggrsnd ze ement of which The whole
British system Of trade snd manufactures is
6iI Iected.-Prov. Journal.
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NOTICE.

TIE Commissioner, Of the Newpor, Asylum, here
by give notice. that they will dispose cf the time
OF young colored woman With her infant child.
now ct The Asylum. for period not exceeding one
year SAID woman Is o smart, active person, and
well qualified cook, or tn do The work of fam.
Iiy. Persons disposed to hire will make application
to tn. MUhfDhp, S.e'y.
Dec ia t3wl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25
A. Ia Court of Probate held At ,h,.

A. L a Court of Probate held at The
N Towo-hou,e 10 North Kingstovn on the 9th
day OF December, william Rey soDds (of
Executor to the last will and testament OF H.no.,,
Sheffield, decessed, presented an secours sr.ins, he
estate Of s.id deceased amounting 90 five huodrsd
and sixty four dollars and thirty seven cents.
Ordered, that the consideration thereof be referred
TO The mex, Court Of Probate. TO be holden Of ,h,.
house on The SECOND Monday OF January n 81 o.
clock, -, and that sIl persons interested be du,
notified thereof by publishing this order three xe,k.
sucees'i,e'y 10 one Of the newspapers pu.isled "a
the town of Newport
true copy ofrecrrd.
JON. REiNOLDS, PROB. Clk.
Dec le,
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED, ... ,......
Sch Baltic, Gardner, West. Indies sloop Ann Ma.
ria, Gardner, New.York do. Roebuek, Crandsi,
Boston. ,......
CLF.qRED
Sloop Ann Maria, Gardner, Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25

The drawing will the State House Newport
January 1924 be completed within s-he prize will be
payable 60 days and all other so days after the drawing finished
Bills generally this SateA Tickets Managers OIL
the day the drawing will be considered Sold Prizes
within one after the drawing is closed, will not be paid
The Managers inform the public, that with much individual
siderable small bur decent Meeting House has been of
Portsmouth, finished thus far
considerable and that they unable patronage
the community complete workA this house public worship
ed to e all teachers OF reputation without
hope that their exeros accomplishing the object of the Lottery
metcd PkI.EG AIMY
STEPHEN b. CORNELL (u.l
SAMUEL CLARKE, 'NHN'iHS.
.... , BORDEN SLOCUM.
Tickets for sale by the Managers Portsmouth, and by JOSIAH c. SHAW,
......... in Newport
Portsmouth,, X. l. Dec. 80, 1925
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

RY virtue Of decree Of The supreme jud court
- there will be sold at public auction to satisfy
the debts reported by the commissioners, on the
estate Of John Gorton. Esqr with incidental charges
on the 9Th Of December next, at I o'clock, pH ON
eihe premises, three lots parcels OF land OF the
said Gorton. situate in New shorebsrn one of said
lots containing Fifty and is called the COW cove
farm the other two lots are tug bogs containing o.
tyfve rods and are No aud 2. 10 the long lot ,ue
swsmps-Conditions made known, o., tho time and
place Of sale. WILLIAM A WEEDEN, Admir-
ew.shoreham, nov 27. 1923. -.--.. go 49,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25
Grand Lottery,-2O,O 900
dollars Highest Prize

ORDERs FOR tickets and parts in the 5,h class Of
" the Literature Lottery, to be drawn 10 E,ve
Minutes in the city Of New York early in January,
1924. will be received and promptly attended TO a,
the Lottery Office Of
&c SHAW.
Newport, Dec. 18. 1873
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FLOUR CORN & NUTS,

Eow landing from seh'r. .6nrrieG, f'snr Phil.
adelthia, and for sale at Cardner's uhaJ
80 bbls. 10 half bbls, best white wheat
.uperfne Philsdephis FLOUR, sscled
fot family use.
IL bb!s supet6ne Fnu',
1900 bushels best ysfow round Corn
II bb'' che.nur New.
IL do. Shellbsks, )
10 nest cedar Wishing tubs. 3D..
Apply 90 uoostd, or 10 J. B. LYON.
Newport, De" IS, 1873. &.
JOSEPH II. PATTEN,
ArroRNfl & COUNSELLOR AT Law,
WILL ,,tnd to the duties OF his profess at
w his ohce, formerly occupied by Benjamin
Hazard E.c in the Governor wanton house.
Dec 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25
"A FARM FOR SALE,

g. THE subscriber offers for sale the
Farm on Rhode Island. which was late the summer
residence OF Mr.. CHAsLEs BAsiKC. II is beauti.
lulty situated on ID. west side Of the island about
four and half miles from Newport, and supplied
by its shores, with a. very considerable quantity o.:
sea manure-has on il alatge and con,enien, dwell
ing house, built and finished in The modern style,
with proper outhouses, 10 walled into small enclo
sures, and has 1t within ten steps Of the house
q spring Of excellen, water which never fails TO fur
nish an abundant supply. Any wishing TO view
the farm or know The terms, may apply TO R,eaAaD
RAEDoLPH Eco. ia Newport or TO the surscrI.
Der in Providence. JACOB pUNNELL.
Dec IB 1928
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25
A Ia Court of Probate held at the

A I a Court Of Probate held at the
n Town house in North.Kngstown on the sth
day Of December, ls23-sn instrument parportiDg to
be the last will and Tettsment Of Oliver Gardner,
deceased, was presented and read. ...., =,
Ordered therefore, that the consideration thereof
be referred to the next Court Of Probate to be holden
at this house on the second Monday in January nese
at o'clock Fn. and that all parties Interested be
duly noIihed by publishing copy f,his order three
weeks 'uccessveiy in one OF the newspapers printed
10 the town Of Newport, to appear they sec cause.
and be heard in the premises. -.
true copy Of record.
JONATHAN REYNOLDS. PROB. Czk.
Dec Ia .....-. . .-.., ...
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Co.bartneyshib Dissoived.

NOTICE is hereby given that Sam.
vel S Brs-niay. and B,Ram @. Holber,on,
81 %. dissolved partnership on the 25h day Of
Ireh. 1928. and they wish oil persons indebted to
&c firm to call and settle. and those having de.
hsnds sgAnst TO present them.
South KinRstovn. Dec 25 l823 r3v1
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c. T.. ROBBINS,

-. 10. hoDDi4~o,
attorney CT La7v, and Public Notary,
LAS removed his Office to the room lately occu.
a. pied BY wn. 5. Ps,ten, No. l25, Thames.
sueet. Dec IS.
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BY AUTHORITY kHoDE.IsLAND
-sasxeGo0~ess-
Clinton clearinghouse lot=
tcrp.

~
Prizes subject deduction Is Numbers constitute ay
drawing, and The Stationary P'zes determined accordingly
STATIONARY PRIZES