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Bp tie Daits.
FROM rhe Aew York Me, eante 5ive,nser Of
2har sday.

HToW Ibc INeW IoTk lNebC1VNtf .9uUtfEf6cF y
2hars rsday.
The ship Hudson, csp,. Chsmplsin, srriv.
ed here ye estcrdsy, from London, last from The
Isle Of Wight, whence he sailec on the 2S;n
of Febr uary.'
Capt, Chsmplin hs, favored Us with 6le
ct London pape,s, including he Courier Of
the evening OF the aeb February. He IN.
forms ,bsI produce 0t all kinds had advanced
IN Eneisnd and on the con tinent.
Hosuiiies had Rot vet t5ken place be ween
r sncs and Spain. but Ih= FIepch troops were
mosiog towards Bsyonne, and il was csIcula.
ted they would cross the Pyrennes about the
- h ct March.
The Speech Of the King OF England, az the
opening Of Parliament, contains no sssu, ance
ina, England vii. remain neural In our
irsguIas fiIs, we find no proceedings OF Par.
hamen, 20 give any clue 10 tho intentions OF
'hc M!nsuy, on the subject OF the Foreign
relations. Ia ibe answe, Of the Commons, 10
tic speech, II appears TO have been the gene
raj expression, ths, Engiand would be involv.
I'd in some shape IN the contest, and ,ha, IL
would be her duty to protect her old ally For.
tugsi.
M Broughsm said, a declared state Of
neutrs,i'y on the pdr' of Eoglsnd, would be .
'aci, acknowledge ment of ihe a,roeious pr,n
cipies they were depreealing and il would
he the coty of ministers 20 sssis, Spain in op-
posing hem. They would be supported by
The united voice Of the coontry, Sc.
In the House OF Lords, March 4.h, Lord
Liverpool stated that this was not The time ~
expIain what course England would pu,.ut
negotiations were yet going on with view
10 avert, II possible, the evils Of a war, and
governmen, would not consider tho door OF
adjustment between France and Spaia, as YET
closed.
In the string Of the Spanish Cor,es Of rhe
Ism, u was resolved, that IN, X should e.
psir 10 Corunos, and on the Ion, his Ne siy
With tho royal family, were ~ sc, on, lor that
place.
The Portuguese Minister has received or
de's to qau Paris on the French soeting
Spuin.
Cabiain Parry's Erfedifion. .--Iofor NATION
has reached the Admiralty from Russis, st.,-
iog that Com. Psry's expedition had scc om.
pl'shsd he objeet Of their voyage, he ships
having beso spoken OF Icy Cape, by sevessl
vessel belonging TO KaUP'sehs,ks. II ,hi,
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the territory OF The Jurisdiction eonieUed up
on them hy the law Of the Uaied Sia,es.
Sec. 4. lind be H Jurfher enacted, That
,be Legislature .bsii have powes to submit,
at any 'iwe, 10 the people u said territory he
question, whether . General Assembly shall
be o'gsoizsd sgreeeby TO The provisions of
The ordinance aforessid end, If a majority oi
the quslifed electors shall be 10 fsvor of such
orgsnizstion, then the powers vested by this
act in the Legislative Council. shall Geese and
deter mine, end a Cenersl Assembly shall be
organized. in conio nifty with the said oidi,
nsoec, sutj-c, TO The following provision /:
The Governor Governor Of the sand Tern.
toy shall divide the same into five disuicis,
and The qualified voters IN each district shall
elec, one member OF the Legislative Council,
which shall possess ,be same powefs hereto
lore grsbted 10 the Legislative Council oi the
Noubwesern Te'rItofy and t"e members
OF the Council shall hod ibei' tfhces tour
years end, until there shall be five ihonssnd
tree white msle inhabiisnts, OF twen'y one
gears ard upwards, in said Teui'o'y, the
whole numbor OF Representative 80 the Gen.
essi Assembly shall not be less than seven,
nor more lhan nioe, TO be apgoriioned by ihe
Govenor Gove,po' 10, the several couniiss
IN the said Territory, agreeshiy % the numbei
Of free white males sbove the age OF twenty.
one yes,s, which they may contain bu. II al
ter the organization Of The General Asse embDy,
the appo'tiooment Of the approximation she'll
be made by such Assembly Proptded, Tia,
tboye shah no, be nofe than Twelve, nor less
than seven, of the whole number Of Repre-
senta,ives, until there shall be six thou ,and
free white male inhabitants, above The age oi
twenty one years; after which, the nombsc of
Representatives shah be regulated sgreesbly
10 the o. dinapcr acres aid.
Sec. s. .dnd be i! }uy.er eaacfed, That the
Gov.no' Govefnot OF the said Ter'iofy
shall have power 10 grsn pa, don, o. offences
a. saios, The laws Of the SAID Territory, and re-
prieyes for those against the United States
un,il the decision OF The Il esident theron
Thereon shall DC made known.
See 6. .dnd &c i, i.rGhsr enacted, That, so
muth Il ,he ordnance sforessit, and laws of
IN, United STATES, are inconsistent with the
provision II ,his oct, be, and the same are
hereby, as respects The Territory Of Michigan
repealed
Sec r .hna be i. further e.ceted, That,
from snd after the 6rst day OF june next, ,he'e
shall be 6u, one Clerk ct the Supreme Court
OF The Territory OF Michigan, who shall per
form all The duties oi Cle'k Of said Coun,
whether sitting as Ciscui, end Disuic,,
Court, or as Judges Of The Tetfi,oiia!
Court. .... ... .. ..-.
Sec. 8. .1nd be h further enaeted, Thst
the scecun,Ing oficets OF the Treasu'y shah
settle sod adjust Tho account. OF John Dem
ing. making him a 'easonabie allowance to-
hi. services as Cietk Of ssid District ard CIV
cui. Coort, up TO the 6rs, doy Of June next,
and that 'he same be paid out Of any money
| in the Treasury, not o,he' wise opp optis,ed.
Washington, Mar. 3, ls23-App' owed,
JAMES MONROE.
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De correct, The gres. geostup hicsl proN, n is
solved. aud S'obSbly our bold nsvips'o.s srs
now on ,hsir way home, BY wsy oi he Pc &c
Ocean.
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shall Be nsrtei to lie ssefe.sfy Of War, Slose ae-
e;tioo shall be conc usive And IL is. hereNY, made
The duty Of the SAID secretary. to cause to be- onu'
nicated 90 Congress. at the commencement Of each
session. statement comprising the OF the per.
sons whose accounts shall have been settled the pre-
cedng year. Agreesby to the provisions of this act,
together with The amount which, shall have been pas.
sed to the credit Of each. under the several heads Of
expenditure, and upon evidence other than such az
has been precsribcd by the laws snd regulations ex
isting before the passage Of this act.
Sec. ,. .snd be fpiher enacted, That IL any per.
son shalt swear or affirm. falsely touching the tx
pendture OF public money. or in support OF any claim
against the United States, lie or she shall, upon
conviction thereof. suffer for wiIiuI aud corrupt
perjury.
Washington, Mar. 1, I823,-Approved.
JAMES MONROE.
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erp Judicial pisGic, Of tie United States
within the State Of Louisiana, crested by this
act, sod that the iefms Of appointment and
service, together with the dufies snd respon.
sibiIi,ies OF the said Marshal ADD District Al
torney, respectively, for the di,,ric, aforesaid,
be, IN all respects, the same within their said
district as the terms OF sppoin, meo, and ser-
vices, the do''es cod responsibilities, OF the
Marshal and Dis,sict Attorney, respectively,
OF the EssterD District Of The State Of Loui.
sIana, and said Marsbai shall receive such
fees and emoiumen,s ss arc received by the
Marshal Of the United Sts,os Tor The State Of
Louisisns, and said Attorney an soousi com
psnsalion 81 iwo hundred dollars and the same
fees and ernoiuments as ere allowed 10 tho
Srorney Of the United States for the Eastern
Washington, Mar. g. 1873. Approved;
..-., & JAMES MONROE.
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An ACT in addition to the act. entitled An act for
the prompt settlement OF Public Accounts" and
for the punishment Of the crime Of perjury
Ne n e,iactsd by the Senate ard Ho.se cf Rebresen
fafives If hs UGted Sacs Of .inle,ica ~ Congress
assembled That in the settlement at accounts OF per-
sun, remaining charged, on the books ofthe Third
Auditor Of the Treasury, with public moneys, ad-
vsnced prior TO the hrst day Of July. one Thousand
eight hundred aud fii,eeu. the proper accounting OF
fcers b., and they authorised to s,im't,
10 the credit OF such persons, respectively, the
mount Of any expenditures made by them, which
were, at the line, authorised bv law. or regulations,
notwithstanding regular vouchers for the same may
bot be produced, f the iupractcsb,i,y OF producing
sdch vouchers shall be proved to tue satisfaction OF
the said sccountng oilicers and IL the evidence cx
hbed, in lieu thereof shalt he the best the nature
Of The several cases viii admit OF. aud such as will he
received in courts OF justice Provided, aerersheeis
That the credits to We allowed, shan an case. ex
coed in amount, the sums with which such persons,
respectively. shall be charged on the books Of the
Sec 2 IND .. m further Enacted. That, whenever,
IN the settlement of the sccounts before mentioned.
difference " opinion shalt arise be- ween the
counting otfc,N a. to t,e exteN ~ III. credits 10
81 sio se ussS og by vir,ae OF tine act, suon case
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PAnIs, FEB 24-On Saturday. The Pr.si.
dent oi the Consul uansacted business win
the Doke de Argouleme.
The Duke o. Tarentum has taken the ser.
vice of Msjor General Ia place Of ,be Duke
OF RSguss. Lieurensn, General D'hutiehun,p
will commend ,he fr,i Division 1T the Spsn-
ish amy under the Duke OF Reggie, whose
departure will take place irrme jia,eiy. The
SSH Regimen from Verd dun, hes sr,ived q
Msn'z iLc 42d Iron, HIVE, vii arrive ~
March. III, IN, osh and liih, have .e, out
Tor Bsyonoe. The husssrs Of the Uppsr
Rhine, IN garrison at Thion,ilIe. ace shout To-
depsri Tor he army OF Spain. |, is said tbs,
5000 sesmen have been ordered to be levied q,
B est.
The hrM brigade ofihe camp 9upaee, of
the Duke d'Angooleme MIL arrive st Bor.
desux on the 26Ih instant.
French >'o,ks,t this dsy. 70 so, Tor unoner.
Che Pilo'e STATE. tina, the Spanish hsve Of.
fs'ed frg'sod ss the prIre Of irs alliance, ia
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Fron ilc AD4nish .lIaiA.

Curacoa PApe of the 2o;h uh. have been
received at N Yp'k. They contain seeoup,s
to.r l. .cuiro OF he 5h. IL sppears that
some attempts n; r'VOlt had been made az
P,sl, AID Santa Mar ina, snd so,ne letters To
Sptn had been intercepted. which excited
muon icdigns,ian. 4 decree has therefore
been passed directing thu expulsion at oil
Spania, ds who have no, rendeCed important
services TO Colon bil.--rhe 81 OF Sept. was
6X'd f,r their departure from Maracaiho and
L,sdirs; IN the ioruer. only viii remain,
end in he ls,ernon!y 2 4; from all olher pla-
c.s IN Colonb.a ihey viii be expelled IN suc-
cession.
The naval fo'co a. L,guirs, consisted OF
the Vrnezrlia, SO, B,lisat, %, Boy'ca, %,
Urcs, 30. Pinehlncba, -. The new 90 gun
snip was flung at Margari'a. and IL was ex.
pected would be ready by The Is, oi October,
Gen. Paez was ot Llguiro directing the ?fe-
parations agains. Pouo Cavello. The sqoad-
ron under Com Bluche, wss expected 10 sail
from Ms sraca.bo On The 6,h, against Porto
Cavsllo.
The pivateer Centel',, Cartsin Hcpner,
has arrived 3, Ltgui,a, wItA'S Spanish ptizc.
The Colom5,onGcve rnmsGt have Pro."3tt.
ed the impo',a,icn cf Tobacco, either IN The
lcsl o. m manu.sctu ed.
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,i5RKyRu.

IN this town, on the g instant, by he Rev Mr..
Webb, Mir Joha + CoggcshdH, of NIddletOwn. TO
Miss Sarah .sntiory, vi Portsmouth.
On The l2jh instant by the Rev Mr. Webb, Mr..
Caeb C2ok. Of Troy, (asssl to Miss Patience irsi.
of Portsmouth.
On Thursday morning last by the Rev Mr. Webb.
Mr.. Benjamin Pthnan, formerly Vt ibis town. 10 Hgs
'fuy..1m Carter. daughtcc @! Capt Robert Garter,
OF dis town.
On sunday evening last, by the Rev Mr.. Gsmmell,
Mr. 7homls Clark, to Aii., Eh:a NstesfoGe. both
OF this town
At New York, OH instant, Mr. u, Phillips. pun
fisher of the National Advocate. TO Mas Uaf.y Seir
as laughter OF the late Moses SelNas, Esq OF thIs
town
IN Providence. IS \ instant. Mr. Siebien y. Hines,
to Miss .166y II. Rn4nsiis. both Of Warwick.
DIED,
" ,his town on the 10Th instant, Ut the Asylum,
Mr Ipscbh 3scbsc, IN bis I'D year
On Friday last, after distressing Illness, GeorPe
n 9alcsro9-'ti son OF Mr. Thomas Ayiesworh. 10
the 18Th wear Of his age. lie was youth endowed
with m excellent disposition and very promising tall
ents, and was greatly beloved by all wo he'd
cueirtance with hin. Ne has let good name be-.
h,ni him, which is better than rfcciIGs ointment.
This flower, which had but iusl began 10 expand,
when il was nippcd By the ,hilling frost Of death.
We .rust, through the merit Of Christ, blooms
in immortal youth, m the paradise ot God. May
that hand which has greatly afflicted, aDundantiy
cOiroN tne Ih'huS ~ Tvs 'lS'''So.''e Pa'e"'s'
~ Providence, 2Oth instant, Mr. " Hiam Soute, in
his 4cth year Beria'n'a Sbooner. OF Bristol, adop.
ted son Of Mr. Sanford Horton aged 10 years and 10
mo7ths---Nr Gilbert .Noyes, son of MIR Luther No.
yes. o. Oakham. (Hass) IN ais sd year.
IN somerset, (Na,s) on the 18Th instant. very
suddenly. Cspt Stephen ~. Grace, respectable nau-
teal commander.
I, Scltuate, or the i2lh instant, Mrs Elizabeth
DTnsor, reiict q. the late Rlv Joseph Winsor, Of
Gloucester, aged los years. months. and . few
DAYS She was a woman Of uncommon powers of
Soly and mind, which she retained IA remarkable
degree. her last days ard enjoyed the converse.
tim OF her friends, except from Deafness and could
read, withou, glasses, two or three hours IN day
IN her favore BOOK, the Bible, without fatigue.
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Ter, While ,L' p,'cn's. jia,,;cled w',h g'ief
were win. difficulty Kept l.om rushing into
tie q {.
Their names were as fo'Icw--Bei sged
20, Warren, l9, May. i6. Onnds, IL, AID
Ascenitb, 6 years. Theif remsns were To-
,erred on Tuesday, in one grave. A very
solemn and appropriate discourse was deliv.
cred oy Eider Joseph Merrill, fronI.l Peter,
|. %, IS, TO large and attentive collection
Of peop.e.
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.ShockMg Occurrencc.

A letter ftom lady IN P,fs Oncid, Co.
(NI) o her .'.nd in Whi,lne, (Nei.) states,
tha, wh'ic four ialIes we're tUk,og tea toge,h.
G, near that place. tw, OF ,beIn s,csened snd
oled ., The table. and the other two died the
next morning. o. a, .xsninaion OF the tss
ke1ile !, wss found that hard worm had Dcen
boii.d ~ il. .lhe poison oi winch was a. e.uss
cf their death v Y Can .fiV.
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From the Somerset, Nside) Juurasi, DSt IL.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

On Sund-y e'en'as las, between ~. bon's
of 8 and g o'clock. the house o! NJ. JoHS
WBirMAs Of MHbu'n, vas discovered TO be
on i,e and, ssful TO relate, oil his chGd go,
6 in pumbe') ps'isard 10 the fl'ne'. The
ps'enIs were tom hon. a, an evening iee-
,u'e. II j. supposed tina, the children reu'ed
early TO bed, snd were all insensihle OF the
danger that awaited them. ~ too late.
The scene W. ttuiy sppsllse to see The
bodies Of The unls-i1ns,e children. ensfaP, in
Hi,nss, ii'liag { on the chamber inio shi sci.
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A letter from Ps-came, OF August ., states
tha, horde ot To X, bad m'ssac-ed I'll INC
male Creek residing in village sbou; eig',
i-agGes from that place, and had made slAv:s
oi oil The vomsG and chEien.
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An Embargo exs.cd a. Lerul-a III. ea'ly
part If S-p'omber, in conseqIencc o. The at.
uog out OF ,he naval expe4iuou asa'ns. Pono
Cavslio.
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PRO BONO PUBLlCO.

A person who is vcrsed m reading, writing ,ari'h-
~ metic, and the Greek and Latin languages, Of
fers to teach a school in Tiverton from the LIST oi
December to the ist Of February, and in Lite Comp
ton irgm the ist OF February TO the lst of April,
withou, any compensation. " any person in either
OF those towns. who is authorised 10 engage an IN.
stfuctor, will direct letter TO "a. u. Wahhain.
Mass anl convey il by mail. he may depend. with.
OH, any further expense. ofhsying an Instructor, Who
VIII ex r. all ,be powers that God and nature have
given him 10 be useful.
Oct ~ IOl61
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New Publications.

Bridgewatcr Collection, l2th edition.
Integrity, by Mrs. Holland, vol.
price IS cents
Don Juan, 9th. 7th and oh, CaD;os,
by Lord Byron, vol. 62t cents.
Tales for fifteen, or Imagination aod
Heart, I vol. IS cents.
JuvepIe correspondence, or letters dl-
signed examples Of the epistolary style for CHI
dren. BY Lucy Akin. vol.
Sketches Oi the Domestic manners aud
Institutions Of the Romans. I'd American edition,
vo.. <s cts.
For sale by
JAMES HAMMOND.
Nc, fG
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Inland Medication.

The last U,ica paper announces t5e arrival,
fai the previous week % 81 boo's. through
the Canal, with ISIS 5Ols Gout. 264 DO. salt,
90 do pork, 4io do. pot aud pearl a,hes, $50
busbe,. whea', 75o do, i,me, c0,32l fset
boards, G $50 stsves, 576l esis. whisksy,
SO ton, gypsum, tons hops, 3S tons eutter,
IL tous cheese, II tons iurn,.uce, So tons
iron castings, SIS ;ous merchandise, assorted,
227 ". S. soldiers and baggage.
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:. ,sifsd By 's'es pair Of k,y',, o. valves, ir.
siee Of the lube us whole cubic eapsciy is
] gallon, Us leng h, on folded form
sb'u' five ieet SIX inones is whole iengh.
j! sl'ar, would bc about 10 feet; 1t H. quite
,ssY 10 blow, and portable enough 30 uas ia
military band il weighing but los.
The appearance is Veiy handsome sne its
ioaes are iaii, dsep, snd sOno'ou:.
y. Y. .idroeafe.
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a, this moment lhefs ere employed 20 ,hs
Southern whale fishery from The po', OF Nan.
,ucke' alone, nearly twice as many ships as
sre engaged in that fi,he'y from al p,t' Of
EGgapd AID Francc--,nJ most fihe wnsi-
Jog ,hips belonging TO both these countries
Sre commended by persons t'om Nantucket
and New -Bedfn,d. who have been dawn from
their homes 0y tofeisn ahu-emen".
N,,fyrtst yro-tfrer.
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Dis:vesSiag fccideaf.-A lsh about - or
Il years of ag-, sn apprentice to saidier ot
Petersburg, Vir. was lately ran away with by
Q horse on which he WAS m0unte J, and falling
from the saddle, his feet hunc in the stirrups.
and thu, he va, dragged a considerable dis.
tince on the pavement, until celeas,d by a
kick OF ne fighiqi animal. IL va. li.jed
up entirey lieiess. his 'sins dash d on, up.
90 he rocks, aud his body bruised in shock
log msoaer
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Commodore Rodgers, wa' Invited to in
Toe Canal Celeb a''on a. A!bpoy. bui q, he
wis on the eve Of sailing he was obie- d TO
deciin. the irvil,gion. a, an expression nj
hii pleasure at The completion of 'in. nou mai
internal impt ovement, he tosk bo'ls, II I'D
y himself with The element oi ne ocean
sealed i, with nayal button, which the he
OF Lake L lie, (P>rsy) wore during the balIle,
and req>ested VI Culd,r 10 'e,eot IL ~ he
Canal Commissioners, sni mine'e tho wAlsr
al Ihe Atlantic wita those OF !h- L-k,s.
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n N1vcLy.--I.ls' week. some wo'krco 90
The iatm OF SaIoaeI M'Coou, Esq. about iour
mile. from the river, in ,hs town oi New
Windsor, observed o large bird hy'aG ov-t
The ~, with some hing in his ,aious. 49, They
shoI o, bim--..hs dropped his prey--'hry pick.
ed nup; when behold they had $ jp. fresh
B shad Tor their breakias, !--Nsw5arg aofer.
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RUSSLi DIAPER.
WILLIAM ]. TILLEY.
HGs INST o1eYSI

'HGS Just Cpencd,
NERY nice Russia diaper. for the low rrice Of
three dollars pece--shiriing co,tons for 40
cents the yard, pelice cloths almost to give away,
hh aco'nple'e assortment OF goods suitable for the
season. n oportonably cheap.
Oct o.
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SKRpPgNG Inst.

rrir Nar~ I1r~~c'' New Yn.t.
Schooner Pianter, pearce, Georgetown, SC.
-HEliOR.P tDa
The brig Ua;on, Gale, was spoken sept. o. Ber.
r,uds by S. SO miles, IL days from this port, Tor
J4naica.
Lei, a. Liverpool, 3'h u'timo ship George & Mary,
or tbs port, for New York, l2lh
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FOK oAi.E,

THE White Hal! Farm, so called, sit.
i uaiei in Mddeiown, contsinrg one hundred
scres OF most excellent land. Said farm is holden
bv a lease from Vale College, given originally for
999 years the unespired term OF which 10 9jS years
subject TO annual payment TO ssid College o 40
dollars. The iesse.hJd interest 10 sad + .rn has
been assigned 20 the subscribers. by OfVT Wigh,nan,
for the benefit of his creditors snd vii be sold
eorlingly. ~ private or public sale. u MOI disposed
Of si private sale, 1t will be offered at pubic auction
on the 20tb u March next.
DUIEEJ PEARCE,l ,..,u
JAMES SHAW. "''s"e"
Ncvport. Sent, 18. 1872
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REAL ESTATE-ata auction,
On MONDAY, Dec. eat II o'clock, AN
On The hremises--Y Jair wsathe', o'htr.
soise tn nerf /sb day, (unIess hreuon'iy sOld
BY h,iuafe eonEyacf)
TIE Farm Of the subscriber, situate in Middle.
wn, about mite snd half from he S,aie-
House in Newport, with the d. cling House, Out.
Houses, privileges and arpurionsnces I, the same
b-onging. Sid farm comprises about 81 acr,s,
snd ulh be sold IN lots va suit purchasers. Those
ulshigg more particular d.scnpt'on, and know.
ledge Of the conditions viii sppy 10 the subseri,er,
lsing on the premises.
ALANsoN pECSHAM.
MIDI, t,vn, sept q. 1928.
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Guardians Notice.
! HE subscriber gives notice. that re is
appointed by the Hon. General Assembly. Cusrdian
OF The person and estate OF James Freeman, one OF
he Narrsganset tribe OF Indians, resident in Charles
tewn, IN ,hc county Of Washington, All persons
ale therefore forbid trading. dealing contracting
with HIM IN any manner, without the appreciation of
the subscriber SIMEON TUCKER.
Charlestovn, Oct 1S, 1928 TO23-6w1
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Gcto GOODS.
JOHN +. TOWNSEND,
WW oben Mis day,
A large assortnen, of brosdc'o'hs. suHcr blue,
~ black and MKT nIlet cassn'eres. pelisse
clo,hs sup, nr sco'ch p,shs. Caroline piaids, sai
netis and bIanke,s cshcoes of new patterns. French
wide black bomb. .sins, merino long sbawis, diuo
hLkfs shei, copbs
Ouc Case Of superior LeghorHS,
with general assortment OF Fall and Winter goods
U.t y.
III a Co,Hi oC Probate, Held Srifhw and
Bsr ne toTu Of Tfverfon. Oct 6. 1928.
pPLfcArIo< having been made To- this court, by
a Ruth Salisbury. tina, she may be appointed
aIrini.traliA upon tb. estate OF Joseph salisbury,
Is,e of Tiyerton aforesaid, deceased o. dered that
the consideration thereof, be- referred TO the 6rs,
Monday IN November next. at O'clock, rs. aud
three weeks notice be given in ore OF the public pa.
pers in Nerport by publishing this order 10 ali per-
sons interested to srpesr a, that time and be heard.
by order OF the Copr' oi Probate,
1I0M.S DJafRH, &c i.
Oct g.
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Pure Sperm Oil, at as cts.

-ooOO-
THE subscribers offer Tor sale at the stores Of th,r
l. agents Freedom CogReslali aud iienry Cad.
ner, Thames STREET, The inst quaihy ~ summer
strained Sperm, oil, Al IS GEMS per gallon, Ia a'y
quantity from half pm, 10 1000 gallons.
X POTTER
NJ RUGGLEs.