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Bldckirg balls for Shocs.r-Tske mutton
sCet, 4 ounees bees-w4x, one ounce sweet
oil, one ounce !; sugar candy and sum-arab.c,
one dram each, in fine powder melt these
we'll together over gentle fre, and add therc.
10 about q spoonful Of ,urpenioe aud lamp
black sufficient 10 give il good black color.
Wolfe not enough 10 Gun, max, il into ball,
ty pouring The ii9uor Into lin mould or ie'
ii.sand till almost cold: or it may 0e mould
I'd tY ne hand.--.fmer. Farmer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-23

sof peach ueo mas ripened its frui.
twice this year Ia g,rden near. this city.
The last pcachcs were Of course very small )
but they weie very sweet. The stones were
Of r'be Lii'ipulisn orler: without ke'n-'s--In
He same ga,dgn, there are a humber oi bios.
snns on the pesr trees; b.; II is rcma'ks5lc
iney are all uPnO those b. anches Of the trees,
which sfe techoicslIy said 10 bo ravshed !;
that j. the bark OF which hos been cut around
to force the riPen,ng Of the frlh io ,h,
spilhg Eishm1nd Ing.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-23

Al n. Yo'k lately, woman when about TO
heat the oven. found bag Of pnwde- in IT,
supposed TO havs been placed there by her
inI nIemperale husband for her deslIuclioO.
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NOTICE.

THE report OF Commissioners on cs.
tate Of Samuel Kny1n late uf Charesown. decesst o.,
represented ios1l,eoi, being presented to the ,ior
Court Of Probate Of SAID town, the 5tn d,y ~ u
ips,sst, said s;ourt hereby give paoc notice 10 III
persons interested in sail estate TO We and spp.,
before s.,d cour, al the dweng hoO,e OF Jesse b.
co K IT, in said Chsriesiown, on Il fast Monds,
December next, TO si.w cause - suy they h, }
Why said repoi, should no, be received.
by order
SAMUEL STANTON, Prob. Clk.
South hing sstosn. Oct 3, I6.j. ocUe
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More New Goods ,

Are just opened, and for sale by
JOHN B. NEWTON,
'fHong '6em are--+oo yds. Ss,ine,s !; 1000
do. Sheetings, full yard wide, at Is; 1000 de-.
Shiriing' over 4 wide, at Cd so Us. Russia
lhspefs, which arc Of an ex.eil.nI quolny. a
) dolls. piece. Oct. aS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-25

tol e. days from Cronstadt, with hemp. iron. duck
&c TO Rober, Rogers, Of Bristol--sep Is lat. 4S.
SO. Ion co. so. spoke ship Union. from hHerpooi,
for New.york n. passed OFT Nantucket shoals,
ship Electra. of Philadelphia.
Vessels left at crons,ad,, July IS, Seneca. Gray,
OF Portland, tor Lisbon, 10 days, Madison. Morris,
OF Boston. from Favsns, for home, TO- Athens. Cur.
us. Of Boston. from Havana. tor home, IL; Isis.
Woodberry. Boston, from Havana, for home, lOi
Franklin story. Of salem, from banberg. for home,
10 Corncia. Lewis, OF and for Boston. 81; 1T Pc.
ter. Holland of Boston. from Copenhagen, for Bos.
ton ~ Adriatic, T,nk OF Boston, from Havana for
home, IL Mary & susan, Couthouy, OF Boston,
from Hsvsaa, for home, uncertain, Herailes, King.
OF Salem, from Copenhagen, for home. uncertain
swlitsne, Knowles, Of Boston. from fsyai, for do.
uncertain.
Capt. L politely favored us with a Sound List
from which We extract The following. Passed ~.
sine ur. July % Baltic, Bunker. OF New York, from
Amsterdam Oath. ssco, Woodbury., Of Boston. from
london, Palmer. Davis. OF DO. from Ms,snxas.
Robert Edwards, sherbarne. Of New.york, from
Havana
The Caisto. winslow, or Boston. was wrecked on
Juiisnd, July 2i-cre@ and part Of the cargo saved.
SANE DAY sioop Ranger. Smith. Of aud from
Portland, 20 hours.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-25

ed our favor, and If 40 Romeo, be did not fol-
low up his advantages. u was TO be ssetibed
iess TO The fsults oil lis own genius, than to
that VI his su;hor. Collins ode on the Pss-
sions has been oftentimes reeited 10 our The
sue, but II was tame and l,ieless, when CON.
pared TO the recitation OF Mr.. BnowS. The
ode wilt be repeated 90 Fnd,y evening, when
the part Of Richard will be So ustained by Me.
BHows. We koo" n TO Dc his gtestes, ef.
ioti and we do hops, that o hborsi public
will evince their respect for his talents. by
remsmbe'ing Aaf Ais 6sn.fs is on f',i6sy
evsniag.
NJ. W.LLIAMs dsservediy stands high in
our fsvos, b,s Mercutio was psitorm med 10 the
sey iie. We would soy 81 parting that the
profession has but few men more admi ed for
,hsn tslen,s-more esteemed for ihsir social
vihoes. Ms Williams in Jnliet WAS The
" y ,emblsnce Of loveiness. We were cap.
uy4ted hy The Irresistible st,t .c,ion which che
slw-ys throws owe evs'y sohjec,."
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OF Gen MiDs is eornpsssrd Of 10000 men--
ihs., ne has Jndsf his.com nsnd egime nt ol
French, win iFi. .eolored eoeksde and Impe'is!
eagle, togs,aer with banslIon OF fseciocos,
cs.nposed Of 500 men, Of whom he has svf-
ht'ens proofs 6, ea4ois him 10 pa, uooounded
confidence In. They also observe that The d..
vi.i1n Of Gsn. M,nso was on the Eb o.; tina,
among the io'os, which protect Barcelona,
there "a . bs,taiiIon Of Ladies wes,ioe a bal.
bed and kidd of cioAk-,hst they take os'e
ei the sick and wounded, end transport III. m
oa their own shoulders TO the bo pnals and
shat ,he,s ne oine, perform mos. heioie aud
imp0uani services.
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tt5k MID,

In this town. on the II b inst by the Rev Mr. I'd
dy, Mr.. Esos Gibbs 10 Miss Sarah SlOcurn, daughter
Of the late Mr John slocum. ati of Portsmouth. .
At the Friends Meeting House in Somerset, Mr..
Charles HaduDsa. formerly OF this town, TO Miss
.fmey BrowpeK
In Providence. Mr. FiHiatr Knoa to Miss Mary.
Inn My -Mr Veicome u DGrLng, to Miss Seri.
ah l. On-y daughter of Mr. William olney MIR
.aathary Turner, Of Augusta, Geo to Miss Carssc
n Fiske Mr. John j. Smith to Miss Caih0urs
Ek!rIGgc.
Ia North Providence, Mr.. .3dam .7afhony, Of
Portsmouth, CRi.l tV Miss Sarah Scos, OF the fur.
place.
DfRD.
In this town, on the 14,h instant, Mrs. .8nn Cod.
dnytOn. widow of Capt Edward Coddmg,on, aged
IS years.
do the 17th instant, Mr. John C. Uai,acc, aged 50
years.
In Providence Mrs HANNAH Robbin widow Of the
late Mr. Davis w Hcppin.
In Bristol, on Friday last, MIS- Reiecca III rIand
wife OF the Hon John How!and, aged SO
In Baltimore. on the 30,h uItimo, SIR limos Chcb.
,7aa, aged SO years, formerly Of Preston, (;oi aud
on the Sd instant, Mrs .'fa,id. his wife, aged -
formerly Of this town. -,
In Pornfret. Con on the 18th inst Mr. Ltte
Paes, in the 40lh year Of his age, formerly ofrots
mouth, I.
AT Philadelphia. on the l7tt ins, Com. John MdT
Of the Navy.
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CoLOMBLiyr REPUBgFC.

hdvices fop l.aguIra to the 27,b nlt. arc
received a. Bsiumore. II was said the Span.
Ish forces al Porto Cavello were engaged IN
dismouniing the cannon, SC. preparstosy TO
an evacuation Of that post, which was the on
iy one IN Venezuela remaining in posse ssion
OF the Royalists. This gives the finishing
stroke TO tho snnihila,ion Of the power OF Old
Spain 10 The Republic Of Colombia, end leaves
the latter ireo to arrange and perfect tho
wise and liberal instiIlIiuos which she ha, so
happily begun.
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WAsHixoroG, Sept. 10,

w P''
INDIAN WAX.
letter dated TO- B izeau, 200 league,
up the Mssou') July 22d, says" reached
he's yesterday alter ten days usvel fsom the
Bluff, over ono en'ite p,s,ie, on my way to
j'io tho eGpeal,ion agains, .he hricksra In.
dlsns. Tho roops arc ten miles below, but
will ts hero ia tbs eouts5 Of tho day. We
shall 60 against the enemy with say 200 'eg
ulars, 400 Sioux, 60 hunters, sod so men oi
The fur companies.-The Blow VIII pgobsbly
be struck IN ten d,y,.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED,
Sloop Ann Ma Ia. Gsdo-', New No'b.
Schooner Sally s. Hope, Bake, Boston.
CLEARED,
Sloop Caroline Shermsn, New York.
S'oop Ann Msis, Gsdner, p evidence.
Sioop Eo,e'p we. B'ownsil, New York
Brig Venus, K eiiey. Ssvsnnan.
S.oop Rising sun, Smi.n, Georgetown, nc
Sch, Sally Hope, J,ker, Providenee.
Sioop Ann Maria, GHdner, New'YUk.
Saturday, Seht. 20,
Arrived s,oop Adeliae, phinney, from Nansemond'
s days. -
sAps p.r-sloop Two.ssiers, White, from Rich
mond, Il days.
Noniay, Sstf %.
Arrived .oh'r Harmony, Norris, from Bsrn',ab'e
sAas pAY-seh'r Cignet, French, frc" Frank
Taesday. Sent 23,
Arrived sioop Perseverance. savage, from Angus
"a
SAN, p,Y-sch'r Lawree, Thatcher. from Bath
SANE pAv-seh Alexander, Curtis, iron DAmas-
cor.
ssx. pAy-bris Maria, Lsy,ou, of us s'' HTS
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Real Estate for Sale.

DY decree Of the supreme Judicial Court, there
l. a I've sold at ublic auction. on Tuesday TIE
2.s day OF October next. on the premises. a, IL o.
clock. ali the rigb, and interest OF which sph
bi.iog, late Of Bristol deceased died seized: 10
AMI to that lot of land situated in Newport WIN a
dwelling house thereon, BONDED nortberry. on
Bridge street. veser'y on highway, southery on
ihe cove and esGtery on land now or late OF Isaac
ttman.
hLso-on saturday. the 25th day Of October at III
O'Clock, An there will be sod at Auction, on the
premises in Bristol, all said decessed's interest IN
the 10, of land beret"fore his residence. with the
buildings therron bounded exs,erlJ on High.street
soulnery oG land Of ars Waldron. westerly on John
Manchester, and northetly on James Drown.
ALso-sIl ssid Writings interes, ia lot of land
IN the Mount lane. heretofore occupied by hm as
garden Conditions at the place ~ ssle.
NArH'L BULLOCK. 9dn'r
Bristol, sept i6. 1928. ls254&l
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The first regiment of the first brigade
of X Militia, under command of Col.
SHAW, will parade for review and inspec-
ton this day. The troops will be re-
viewed by Brig. Gen COLLINS, on the
parade ground, i'll Middlctown.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons having demands agains.
N tie estate Of JoHs EAsToS, deceased are
requested 10 prc.cnt te to the subsbtiber, for set
tleineat, add ,hose Indebted 10 m ,ke payment.
JOHN H. EASTON, EIeeu:or.
Newport. ,ept Is
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Site Of Rhode lsio'd, &c.
C,.,k', Ogfee, Cou,f Of Comuon Plras Jo' the

Co.nly u Nrvhort, " Sept 1928
AyBEaEAs Beya"mn afartk ~ Of tue town owl, ., ana
Wv county Of Newport, shipsrigbt. has this day
ed IN this office sn application Tor notice TO be l',
sued to his creditors TO be and appear oe,ole ss,a
I,ur,. on the second day Of the term thereof to be
holden at e~por,, within aud for ,he county aiore.
s,,d ON the FIST Monday OF Nosemberhex', then Ani
there 10 nominate sssignees OF the property o' SAL!
Beoiqnio, sgree,b'y to an &C, OF the Hon oe'ern
Assembly passed ct Jsnusry session AD iS1 eni,
tied "sn sct for the resie' ut inso'ven, " o'o'',
NJ. !. ,L,r,iose hereby given to s'id erea,..x z
The. ..d there 10 appear for The purpose s"tesa'd'
HENRY X. CRANsIoN, Csc,
SEPT. IL
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CleyE's Office Con,i of Common P@osJ9r Mr
Couniy Of Nepnorf, SEPT 20. 1923
ixyHERgAs psasY SIMMONS Of rivertoa in the
w county of Ne wport, iaborer, has THIS day n'eo
IN my Off e an sppc,tioa for notice to be issued 70
bis creditors 10 be and appear before sad coor' Oh
the second day u the thereof. 20 be nooea ~
Newport, w,L,in and Tor the county Aforesaid 0" ',e
first Monday Of November next then sno @ ,n.e :"
nomnste asssnees Of the properly Of said Perry a.
ss,hv ,o ~ AZ, Of ,he Hoa Gener al Assembly pass.
ed 81 J;nu,ry session, 1922 entitled ,ao &C, TOR IN
relic Of insoIyent deb,o, notice is therefore ne'e.
bv given TO said creditors, tben and there 10 appear
zoe the purpose aforesaid. ~,
HENRY. CRhNST0N, Clerk.
sT, Il,
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State of ,,hotle. Island, &c.

State OF ,thote- Island, &c.
clevHs Office, Court Of Common Pleas (o' ne
County Of Wephorf, i2h Seht 1925
\Ny HgnE,s Coud. .'iarsh Of The town and county
w OF Newport. iaborer. has this day h'ej IN
this Office. an application for notice to be issued Z"
hi. creditors 10 be and sppe,r before SAID conr' GA
the second day of the term thereof 10 DC holden &C
Nevnor, within and for the county aforesaid. on the
Grs, Monday Of November next. then and there N
nominate sssgnees OF the property OF ss'd Marsh 0,
p,eeab,y 10 an act oftbe Hon Gen Assembly passed
At January sessions 1922 entitled "sn act for the re-
lief OF Iso'ventD- b'o's," Noce IS therefore mere.
by given to said creditors. then and there TO appear
Tor ,he purpose sfore..id
HENRYY CRANSTON, Clerk.
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State of Rhode. Island. &c.
Clerks O6ice, Court Of Common Piros /ov tie

Statt OF NTiOUC- IsIdIIU, CSC'
Clerks ORee. Court Of Common Pieos foy tie
County ofherphprt, I2th Srni 1928.
WHEREAS Richard Simpson. OF The town and
w COUNTY of Newport, butcher, hath this day
flied in this office, an application !or notice 10 be w.
sued to his creditors to be aud appear before said
court, on the second day Of the term thereof. to be
holden ri Newport, within and for the county Of New.
port, On III. frat Monday Of November next, then
and there TO nominate assgnees Of his. the said Rich
ards properly, sgreeaby TO an &C, OF the Hon zen.
Assembly, passed e, their January session, 1922. cn.
titled sa act for the relief of insolvent Debtors"
Notice is therefore hereby given to said creditors,
then aud there 10 appear for the purposes aforesaid.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Clerk.
seut. lB.
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State Of Rhode. is!anh. &.

Ssbte'r6sr S. is.4.
THE creditors OF GOud la,sh e M.
port, ia he county Of Newport, i.borer ars here
by nothed to appear. IL they shall see ft. a, ,hr
General Assembly, 10 be holden Mt South. Kings.
town, on the last Monday of October next To shew
cause why his petition Tor the benefit of the act, en-
uued an act Tor the reiief Of in,oven, debIors,"
ought not to be granted.
sept 2S HENRY BOWEN, seerv
State OF Khode.I ,land. SO,
Scprmbsr i6 1893.
THE creditors Of Richard S;nnson. 20
Newport. in the county Of Newport, butcher.
are hereby notified to appear. If they shalt 90. fit.
at The General Assembly. TO be holden at South.
Krgsto4n. on the last siondsy of october next. to
sbew cause why his petition for the beue6t of IA.
act. entitled can act Tor the relief Of msolveu, debt
ors." ought not TO be granted,
sept25 HENRY BOWEN, Secry.
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NEWPORT.
THURSDAY. SEprEMBER Is. 1923.

The Boston papers, io' some Time past
have come to this place very ireguiariy
some of them not until above week
after they arc published.
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The Meteorological Journal for August
IS received-but we are Obliged to defer
IL tili next week for want OF room.
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Il singular h17U in force in Isle Of Han.
II a single woman pfosecutss sgie man
for rape, the ecclesisslicai Judges emPanpel
a jury and IL tho jury iiad him guilty, he is
re'p'ned to The spirIIual court, where the
doomNer (the temporal judge) delivers to The
womsn rope, ssword, and ring and she
mas IL in her choice TO have him hanged, be.
headed, or to marry him.
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State OF Rhode. ! sland, Sc.
Impressed
School Geography s School
Arithmetic.

MoRsEs new and improved school
4Nl Geography, with Atlas Also. stan;fords'
Arhhme,c. including . new and approved system
OF okKeeping. by single and double entry, adapt,
ed Tor use ia the United States,
roR SALE sY
JAMES HAMMOND.
Aug 10 1924
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DREADFUL SICKvESS TNATCERI
Extract Of letter from genteman of New York 70
his CORE sDondent dated

his correspondent. dated
"NATcHEZ. Avo. 2l.
"AIl is bus,le end confusion ne ,e-,bs Vel.
low Fcver is raging with unexsmpied vio.
lence.-Some who were we'll al breakfast stc
in their coifins before 8 o'clock at night.
There were chou, seventy cases reported
yesterday. Tho inhabitants are removing
and arc expected to go nut ca n1C csc to.Gpy."
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A Ia Court Of Probate held at the

A Il a Court Of Probate held at the
"A Town house, in North XII gstown on the i9h
day Of September, l825.Benj ann Lawton, Jr. al.
ministrator on the estate Of Uiiom Babcoek decess-
ed. presented his account sEaIast the estate OF said
deceased for allowance.
Ordered therefore. that the same be received aud
the consideration thereof, referred 10 the second
Monday in october next, at Z O'Clock Pm. Vt this
house. and that all parties concerned be notified, by
publishing this order In one of the Newspapers print
ed in Newport Cor three weeks successfully. to ap-
pear at said time and place. IL they cause, and bo
heard respecting the ssInc
true copy Of record -vitnesss
JON REYNOLDS, Clerk.
sept 10
A / a Court OF Probate held at the
IA Town.housc in North Kingstown on The 18th
day of September, ls23-An instrument purporting
10 be the last win and Testament Of Georges 1ennanf.
late of this town, deceased, was presented tor Po.
bate
And this Court order and decree. that all persons
interested Re duty Motif ID. by an advertisement TO
be inserted in one ofhe newspapers prin,ci in New.
port three weeks successiveiy. To be ard appear IT
they see cause at Court Of Probate. TO he holder
nj this house on the second Mosdsy in October next.
at o'clock IN, and shew cause, IL any they have,
why the said Will should not be proved and ap-
proved Of by this Court 10 be good and valid VIII
A true copy of frecord-witness,
JON. REYNOLDS, Clerk.
SEPT. H.
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THE.d .dTRE
Positively the last week.

On lHUssDAY evening, Sept IS. will
be performed the much admired Comedy OF the
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State OF Rhode Island, &c.

Newport, sept IS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-25
AUTHORITY.-.

r. AT appropratng moneys for the purpose of repair
ing the Public Road from Cumberland TO Wheeling
De u enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
ne U'ted States IF .fReca III Congress assembled That
sum OF twenty-five thousand dollars, of moneys in the
easuy not otherwise appropriated, be- and the same
appropriated for the purpose of repairing and i'm
F"g the Public road from Cumberland to Wheeling, I'M
he direction of the President of the United States.
sec O. md be il frthcr enacted, That for the faithful
speedy accomplishment of this object the President,
" te advice OF tie Senate, shall appoint some fit person
Of the said road whose duty it shall be,
al practicable dispatch, ct for, aid personally
petlnlend, the executor ti.e repairs and improve
Us Which shall be de Led necessary on the said road
We. - -, SIS, disburse, and faithfully account with
treasury or the SUMS Of money which NAV be rccciv
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-25
REMOVAL.

THHE Subscriber having lately removed from the town of
IL Newcastle, in the State of Delaware, that commo
dous and well established Inn, known by the sign of the
Green Tree, No. so, North Fourth Street. Philadelphia
lately occupied by Mr.. Alexander MCala, informs his
friends and the public generally, that he intends keeping
the said house for the entertainment and accommo aon of
travellers and others, in the best possible That
his wines and liquors will be furnished of the first quality
and his Table spread with the best that the abundant and
uxuriant Market of Philadelphia may seasonably afford
His lodging comfortable and private
Attached TO the House there good Stablng which, with
the affairs of the Tavern generally being under his inn
mediate Inspection he pledges himself that exerton
shall be wanting his part render the whole establish
ment agreeable to such may favor him with their cns
State of Delaware, he would be wanting in gratitude not
express his thanks for past vors and those especially
who for many years had given his public house in NewCs
tie preference, he feels freedom in requesting them on
their visits the City, TO give him call, and aters him.
self that they have heretofore, they will still find his
House comfortable home.
JAMES FRAZER
| Philadelphia, March q, 1922 oS--.t
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ed by him in virtue of this act.
sec g. Ind be it further enacted, That the superinten-
dent so TO be appointed shall before he enters upon the
discharge of the duties eoned by this act execute bond
to the United States with security to be approved Of ey
the Secretary OF the Treasury conditioned Tor the faithful
discharge of his duties enoned by this he shall hold
his Office during the pleasure of the President and shall
receive as for hsservices the sum of three
dollars per day. during the time he may be employed II
Washington, February %, 1928 ,
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Newcastle and Frenchtown
TURNPIKE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the President and Man
IN ayers of the Newcastle and Frenchtown Turnpike
have declared dividend for the last six months, at the
rate of six per per annm the capital stock of the
corporation, which will be paid by the Treasurer TO the
Stockholders their legal representatives. at any time at
ter the 25th of March instant.
Notice is also given the Stockholders, that an Election
for President four Managers and Treasurer for said COM
pany, will be held at the house of Bennett Lewis, in the
town of Newcastle, Saturday the goth of March inst
between the hours of and O'Clock in the afternoon
JAMES COPPER, TredSr.
Newcastle March IL --126-4t
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S'TENOGRAPHY.

l.. S. SKINNER respectfully informs the in
habitan;s Of Wilmington and its vicinity that he
will commence course of instruction in Short
Hand flirting on Thursday next, at the house of
James Pumly, Innkeeper, and engages to enable
those who may be disposed to attend Lessons OF
hour each, to understand the theory of the art
perfectly, and to write any sentence correctly.
March 25.-126-4tp