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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-24
PROBATE NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Cou,t Of PROBATE, NeSohorf, June z 1924
NOTICE is hereby given, that John Williams,
AN Guardian over the person and estate OF Mehitsy
BILE a. Jackson, alias Anthony, has this day present.
cd his GU rdianship count for settlement. and the
sderstion thereof refer ed to Court of Probate
20 be holden at the sts,e.house. in Newport on the
fms, Monday in JJy next, at 9 o'clock, A. n at
which time and place the ssid Mehi,abie, and all
Others concerned therein, will appear it they fit,
and they shal. oe heard respecting the same.
By order of sal Court,
CHARLES GTLES, Prs5Gts C'-r:.
June 10.
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Eagle Coffee House,

Newhorf, Rhode. Island.
y-HE subscriber informs the puh.ic that this e..
y tablishuent is now under his. management. aid
hss undergone ,horough reps -, snd is now orened
Tor the reception Of ,ravele,s Ladies and Gentle.
men can be furnished oh good rooms, and every
,ossib.p attention W. ii be paid 10 ,b,. comfort and
COP. enience Of thee Who may patr',ni it.
THOMAS TCwEsEND. Jun.
april -. 1924.
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NOTICE..

Court of Probate Aewhorf June z, 1924.
THE Commissioners appointed to receive and ex.
- anime the claims snst the Estate OF Jededish
Irish. deceased, have made report, and returned
list Of claims by them allowed against said estate
IT is ordered, That tbe consideration of said report
be referred to a Court Of Probate. TO be holden at
she state house, in said NEWPORT on the frat Mon
day in July next al 9 O'Clock, n. II and that notice
be given BY publishing this order, that all persons
interested may appear # they see fl, and be heard
BY order Of said Court,
CHARLES GYLES, PROB CLERK.
,1une 10.
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MOI ICE.

lanes TOWNSEND, informs his ftJends an
j the public. that he has employed sn experience
workman, at the ChefNEr E MAKiSri BUsINr C
and is ready TO attend to the cabs Of his o ~,
toners and rricnds-,he smallest favou- Ill h,
gratefully acknowledged aud punc,us 80 s,.sn,le,,
to-ca'l =, The Chambers over his g. or. nor,b cot.
NJ q oanris,ers wharf. r.Seh 60 Ig,i
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NOTICE.

Cou-s Of Prob re. .AeWnort .'urr ?. 1920
yJnEEEAS flrszef rreve't. and Jonathan T. Al.
w my, Administrators on the Estsie OF Thomas
ys,eyeas' deceased nave presented their arnistrs-
ton sceoun, for allowance, and the consideration
thereof referred to The first Monday in July next-
Notice ,s hereby given TO all persons interested
,Aereia, to appear. f they fit, a, Court OF Pro.
eae to be hos len AT the slate house in Newport on
,s,d firs, MONDAY in july next, n o'clock A. NJ
70 shew csuse 4 any they have why said seccun,
\ sAocId not DC allowed
y d. order Of said Court.
u CHARLES GYLES, Prob. C'E
III Mne 10
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ELIGIBLE ESTATE--FoR SALE.
EHE Snhsnriher nfI..rr Enr snle the

THE Subscriber offers for sale, the
n House now occupied by her, situate on Ban
niser's wharf, which has for many years been i'm.
proved as boardng-house and retail store. To
an enteIprsing and industrious man the situation is
highly eligible ard offers opportunity invest
small properly in a very advantageous manner. The
house is convenient. having nine lodging rooms, all
finished, and mother respects well fed tor Board.
ing House and Grocery store. The situation is such
that any one may reasonably expect large share OF
business. by proper attention and goo6 management
.7LSO-a House en- the Long wharf. next west OF
the store of Mr. JoHN J. ALLAN. For particulars
and conditions of sale, apply to the subscriber IN the
House on Bsnnister's wharf.
REBECCA VOSE.
Newport, April I, 1924.
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TH.K,NGSrON BANK.

--ocO--
ATa meeting Of tho Directors OF the nor'n'
n K,ne.,on Hank, on Wednesday, ,5e 2e,h inst
chri,,obier Alien, snl I,',ps c. sanford, were e.
.ected Directors Of said Bs'k.
p. T HAMMoSp. Cashitr.
wexford, Nay ct, is1& sy
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FINAL NOTICE.

THE subscriber gives this las, notice 10 all per.
sons indebted to- him. that unless payment j.
made on or before the first day Of July next their
biz, will positively, without discrimination b. put
In sui,. PELEG SANFORD
Junc TO-
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The MOST vaiuabIe. mediclnc e,cr in use

80 j TIC utpSe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SNSi ill doS
80 for e.. a.,
COUGHS, C0NSU.NpTYON Ms AND aSTHSf.a
THIS new and healing bslsam bids fair to rival ev.
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints Of the lungs leading to consumption.
and even in seated copsump,ons Il has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success. u
certificates from persons Of the highest respectable.
iy the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof Of its good effects it is proved -
Scarcely of colds. coughs. pain in the side.
dicily of breathing. want of sleep arising from de-
bity. oseven consump,ions, but may be relieved by
the tirps ~ use ofths medicine Every genuine bot.
tie has .anosysons Cough Drops stamped on il, and
the objections are all signed by James .'feiien
These drops generally give case in most cases OF
coughs, colds, difficulty OF breathing, wheeling,
tightness of the cb, ST. consump ons and pain the
side The sged will experience reliefe9ualy agree
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs are sf
fected. ..t
or Bo particular, as each ge1uine bottle has
I" .SndcrsOus Cough Drops" stamped ON it and that
each OF the directions signed in writing BY Jamss
.Neiien--no others are genuine.
Price. dollar for large. aud 6iy eents for small
bottles
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Respectfully INFORM their Friends and fhe
Pnbae,
THAT they have Ch hand. and at
\ the store No 100. directly opposite. com.
plete assortment of Ladies' and Gentemens Boots
Shoss. ot every description, and ~ili sell them ss
reasonable At any other store in town Childrens
Morocco Boots 2s6, 3s-do Morocco shoes, 2s, lao
do Leather Boots & shoes. prorortonably cheap "
Owing TO the quantity they have on hand. they arc
induced 20 sell them at the above prices. '''' s.
Those who intend purchasing boots and shoes for
the approaching Election. are invited TO call at Ell.
ther of the above stores, and examine Tor them.
selves for they confident they sell on as
sonable terms as any Other person.
Ladies' & Gentlemen wishing to be Cited from
their measures, fer boots ard shoes. invited to
call, as they are determined 10 manufacture them in
the best manner on reasonable terms a al any
other mandatory in the state.
N. Il. They have now on hand handsome 40.
sorlment Of Denmark sa,ins and double ptuneilas.
and expect in few days from New.York. an ex,en.
sve assortment OF those articles with others in their
line - t..l
J. W. u Jr. has on hsnd Day e Martins. Hunts
and Varn'sh Backing by The grc>s, dozen or single
Also--'h have procured from the City OF London
receipt for making Backing. warranted superior to
any Backing now in use. Constantly ON hard, Calf
SKINS New Leather, Calcutta do Morocco. Kid, Lin
ing SKINS ilnding do. and variety of other articles
generally called for in shoe store.
Aprit 29.t824 &c
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iLE.

- k,u-. of Probate. Negaort, Jre 2, 1923.
b II n3lEREA As Josiah C. Shaw. aimnistr,tor on the
estate Of Benjamin Cc'n.tock. late o' Newport,
ION bed has this day presented his administration
Se,sey for allowance and the consideration thereof
o' inc ..N,-yhe fr., Nondsy Of July ner Hciice is
~ Ivsn 10 all persons interested therein, tn ap
New see fit. at Court Of Probate, to be hold.
uay ,'a,e house. in said Newport, on said firs.
NJ '"'s2 OF JAY next at o'clock. a ~ TO shev
any they have. why said secoun; should
s.a~d.-. lowed
Sv,u-s. !. also given that the Connssioners' re.
On 't..,- ssid Rsiate. viii be acted upon BY said
~T,r.- lhe same time and plece.
-, CO.; py order OF said Court.
20 CHARLES GYLES, Prs, CT.
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rRINrKo Asp yusLIsHsp By
WILLIAM SLHONS

RRtHrHR OF rak LAWS OF TaE usiTsp srATts.
Terms Of the Repu5seGn.
Two dollars year-oue half IN sdvancc.
Price Of .adpe-asiny.
One dollar and fifty cents square, for three weeks,
sndtssnty-hve cents for each publication alter
smaller ones in the same proportion.
90 Advertisements will be continued EllJof6dder,
dnless the term OF continuance be specified.
LJIob Work satisfactorily executed.
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NOTICE.
THE Co. partnership heretofore sub.
l. ssling between the subscribers, under the
firm of
CLARKE {. GRINNELL,
IS this day dissolved by mutual cossent An persons
havrg Any demands, are requested to present tn, m
for settlement, and those ndeJted to make immedi
ate payment TO the subscribers
SAMUEL CLARKE, ..
-. - LEWIS GRlNNELL. ign.
Portsmouth, March IS. 1924
The busines, OF Wool Carding, Col.
oringsnd Dressing of Cloth. &c. is st carried on
by the SUBSCRIBE at the old stand al Cundsli's Mills
where all orders in the above line will be executed
with punc,uaiity aud despatch.
SAMUEL CLARKE
Portsmouth. March 25 al
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az "Wednesday IT'S 7.a.1i AT, the following
~ arrangement with DC adop,ed sud continued
until further notice.
From Providence.
The FvLTos. Capt Comsfoek, will leave Provi-
dence for New.York, every Tuesday evening, at
o'clock, PM
The CoSNEcTr-ur, Captain Bunker. will depart
for Ncw.york, every Friday. a, 6 clock, PM
From Ae7v. Tork
The Connecticut will depart every Wednesday, at
noon for Providence -
The Fulton, Captain Ccrrs,ock. will be despatched
every saturday, a. noon, for Providence.
May s, 1924
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UJ TIE abovc .EeGIcine IS Tor sale by
SAMUEL ". VINSON, =
DRUGGIST AND APO THECARY

ONOSpIol hND hEOl IL EShNI
NJ. ITO, thames STREET,
who has also tor sale a constant supply Of the
bes; kinds Of
Medicines, Drugs, sc. go 4,
Also so'd wholesale and retail, by George ". Til
Iipghast John Il Mason. Providence DR. Tibbi,ts,
Warwick Benjamin nateman, Ess,0reenwich !
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridge, David Farnum, smith.
field DIR, Briggs, Bristol Thomas S Taylor, Little
Rest Rowsc Babcock, Westerly DR.. Tiilinghas,.
WEXFORD jeremiah Williams, Warren, Daniel
Brewer. Taunton. (Msss) and the Post. Master at
Sls,rt.vii,r Nav 81. 1923.
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NEWPORT
Sboe @anufaltorp.
John w. Davis, Jun. & Co.

40. SO. LBAMkS STREET,
Respectfully morn their Fnends and fhe
Pubae,
they have ~ hand. and al
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-20
From the Bosfo7: Patriot.
PRESIDENCY.

We learn from Washington that one h,a1dyrtl
ana e'ghty-one members of Congress arc oppo-
sed to caucus, andwill not go into one, except
for the purpose of voting against a nominations
Sirty SeDcn members only are in favor of a eau
Gus, and OF these some are opposed to Mr.
Crawford. Our readers may rely upon the cor
1'ectness Of hiis Information. A republican OF
high standing and responsibility writes to us in
the following terms, under date
Washington, Jan. 81, 1924.
No person has nop doubts, that Massaclu-
sets is decidedly and with sufficient zeal in IA
favor of Mr.. Adams. The friends of Mr.. Craw
ford here, no longer have any hopes of any
New England States. They now freely admit
that Maryland and New Jersey are for Mr.. Ad-
ans. They may add Indiana and Illinois al
hlS moment, and the time is not distant, when
four more Western States may be counted in
the number.o
g The Albany Junto have done Mr.. Adams
cause the most essential service-a good under
standing between the friends of all the other
candidates Is in rapid progress. Let the New
York Legislature proceed as they have begun
and the good work of union will be accomplish
ed. depend upon it, these remarks are found.
ed upon the best datn.n
owe have ascertained that one hundred and
eaghty-one members Of Congress will not go in.
10 Caucus, unless to vote against a nomination.
Ten are doubtful, and not more than sirty-sere,
will venture. Some of these are not for Mr..
Crawford. l have no doubt that the friends OF
more than one of the other candidates, arc ma
king up their minds to support Mr.. Adams, not
even waiting Tor the last resort, but merely for a
more full Development Of the relative strength
of the candidates."
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CAREY STREET
blndeyy and Blank -Rook
EsSxANTE1Ae 2T0Ry
Onnosite .INnuo.s Rri,ioe

Opposite .U0yoS Bridge.
VII subscriber respectfully informs the the p,,h-
u ic' uat he still carries on the BOOK-BIND-
iNG IN all its branches and at the same ,;,,o 20
turns his thanks to his friends and c,,sto,,o, r.
tncr liberal encouragement. He is now c1oscI,,
engaged, as workman in nc above line of .b,s;
moss, and promises that all kinds of work co,,,r,,
to his care, shall be done with degree of accrrac
lcatncsS and durability. calculated TO render salts
faction, it respects materials ,york,na nsl;, -
reasonable prices, (they being his great obicc,sI
and sincerely hopes, by strict application IN bns;I
ness, he viii be deserving of announcement in b;
present situation
Having had considerable experience in Eurons
and America, the subscriber assures those who arc
nnacquanted with him, that he will NOT M Icae, ho
found inferior in executing work of any Kind and
should any thing In this city, as il respccts ,l,c
binding or materials Of book be pronounced sumo.
rior, he should like 10 be favored with a vicw OF
the same, III order that lie may be instructed in
making one for Il comparisons if possblc--as me-
chanics mind and hand can always find room IN,
Improvements particularly when he meets with SUI
perior workmanship.
lie has provided himself with an assortment of
large size PAPER such as Svper RovaL RovoI.
,'Icdium, DcDH, FoolScap and F6bo POSI- for NJ
chants Account Books and public Offices generally.
which will be ruled and made to order by anv pat-
be made for the same.
Also, on hand, Russia, English and American Calf
Shins' parchment, Nelum and Morocco, of yarious
oioFs,Sutabe for oil kinds Of biuliug.
Lcdgers, journals, Day, Cash, Invoice Tobacco.
hi and Check Books; Deed, VIII Execution, Or
der, Docket, Fec and Hinute Be- ;, are all made
Of the best materials and Of tce most suitable pat
terms witt patr'.-particular attention viii hc
paid 10 al orders, either in ,c city or from dis
lance.
u Mealhers Of Tue Legislature are ros7cc,6,11,,
invited 70 cave their esicrs the Bindery, on if
moro convc''icnt, Il; the Compiler Office.
Aii KINDS ct Binding, including extra calf or ,.o-
rocco s'i VII be done III handsome style, On very
reasonable teTms.
N.B. snail assortment Of BLANK PCoEs
and CHECKS, osc kept rcgnlarly FOR sals.-An
a,o , ian5i','y t%ceiy"t and promptly esccmcd.
''W loF"drdcc, we'll packed, 20 any past of VIZ
ginia. FREBCpICt 4 ~ tvc
January g. ts2 -,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-20
No, 3, Eagle Row.
SAMUEL PUTNEY, AGENT,
AS RECEIVED, by late arrivals from New
d II York, most elegant assortment of
GENTLEMENS' AND LADIES'
BOOTS ARID gNOEs;

BOOTS AMID SHOES,
OF THE FOLLOWING KINDS:
Gentlemens calf skin Boots, 1st Cd, and Sd quality
Ditto, ditto, Booees, do. do do
Ditto, ditto, Shoes, do do. do
Ditto, Morocco Pumps, with & without heels.
Lads Shoes, lst and I'd quality,
Ladies best calf skin Bootees,
Ditto, ditto Morocco ditto,
Ditto, ditto, ditto walking Shoes LIST. Cd.
3dquaity,
Ditto, ditto, tea colored ditto, ditto,
Ditto, ditto, seal skin do do. do. do do.
Ditto, ditto, black figured & plain Satin sin, rs,
Ditto, ditto, ditto, English PruneIla ditto,
Ditto, ditto, black Morocco Slippers, Isl, 2d, and
Sd quaiities,
Ditto, ditto, tea colored ditto,
Ditto, white Scmilc silk ditto,
Ditto, blue dir, ditto,
Ditto, Mazarinc ditto, ditto,
Ditto, pearl coIored ditto, ditto,
Ditto, Salmon ditto, ditto ditto,
Childrens red, green, tea colored g. Morocco boots
Ditto, leather Boots,
Mems coarse bound and unbound Boo-ees and Shoes
Boys ditto, ditto, ditto, ditto. ditto.
"onens ditto, and fine leather ditto, ditto
As the most OF The above articles are made in our
Hanuidctoryand of the best mate ais which n b.
procured, we fIatter ourselves we shall continue 10
meet with the liberal patronage VIC have hitherto re-
cciycd.
WE HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
Leather Travelling Trunks, of ali sizes,
Seal skin ditto, ditto.
Hair d;,to. ,,;,,o
fortmontcaus, Emmcrson's celebrated Eazcr Strors.
And an elegant assortment Of Genflemcns' and la
dies Pocket Books
The above articles have been procured at very re-
ducedp'ices, and will be sold on the most reasonable
terms.
'an'"v. 4w2
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Cotton Xaen, BAR Iron.

COUNTRY STEEL, &c.
ne hareiust receiucd from .h;ao To,L..
An Bales Cotton Yarn, from No. 5 to ~.
AO lotions Bar Iron,
do. Country Steel.
AND HAVE II STORE,
80 barrels Loaf and Family Sugar.
0oo CASKS Naiis from the Belle Isle Factory, and
Frccborn's Patent Ploughs. ~
All Of which will be sold low for c.sb ,r,,oo.,
table PAPER. "e -
BROCKENBROJCII & IIAByIE.
January Ell. ~
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Sugar & Coffee.

IaEHE Cargo Of the brig Frances Will be landed
d in Il day or tao, CONSISTING Of
lo1 Bags PRIME GREEN COFFEE,
10 IIhds. Jarnaica Sugar,
Loaf Sugar and WinGo,v Clns.
We arc pow receiving, and will In ,I,vs
100 Barrels Loaf Sugar Of various qualities.
200 Boxes Window Gl1ss.
,To"c"gc. Rcjj1sa, {, ple,nsnis.1
January =. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-20

nc ncasarc iistii or adoptins nee ia,iu is
copied from the proceedings ofarbityary govern
ments--of governments under which the power
of making and revoking impost laws is sold to
the highest bidder. Is such process of ,crisla-
ton worthy the imitation of the American GOV.
eynment?
1t is said that the duties on several articles of
import might be advantagcously changed. lift
be so, let these changes be effected gradually
ana from tune to time as may be found cxpcdi-
ent; and let the augmentation OF duty ut lens,
on every important article be distinctly n,yoca-
Ted ON Its own merits. Let the subject he fair
~ met and let not the people Or their re rrcsen
tadyes imagine that they arc imposing only n
duty of25 per cent. ad valorc:n W hen they arr. i'm
fact taxing themselves with three times that
burthen.
Fellow Citizens-You are told that the de.
OF this Tariffs to free YOU from ti, grace
iui dependence upon foreign nations by prevent
ing you from consuming their manufactures
Does any one of you feel himself in q state of
d'sg'ucsw dependence upon his tailor or shoe
maker because he purchases of them his cloth
ing or his shoes instead ofmalirg them himself:
Are you dependent upon your shopkccpcr be-
cause you purchase of him. Is lie not much
more dependent upon YOU for your custom, and
for your money? And arc not the nations of
Europe-is not even great Great Britain herself
in the same manner dependent upon YOU at
this moment?
Fellow consumers! be not dccevcd-bc not
lulled INTO a fatal secruity.-15e assured, if the
DILL passes heavy internal taxation must, incvita-
bly, follow; are you ready for that. Rouse
while there's yet time, to consideration ofvour
interests, and let not precedent be now made,
without an effort on your part TO prevent it, of an
unreasonable and unnecessary taxation by
wholesale, over which you and your posteriiy
may have reason when too late to rcrinc
AN OLD CONSUMER.
*The present duty on the common German
musiIcts, made use of for the military service, is
about 40 cents per stand; the proposed duty is
81 $4,000, or rs per cent. on the first cost.
The present duty upon the common fowlne
piece, in use amongst our farmers, is about SO
cts. The proposed duty is 81 Per piece, or
about 200 per cent. on the first cost.
On the common double barrcllc,l gun, the pre-
sent duty Is less than half dollar. The pro-
posed duty So per piece, or 200 per cent. on the
first cost, and actually 81 Sd more than they
have been sold for in this country.
BY the proposed tariff the finest kind of fowl
ing pieces in use amongst the rich, will pay a
duty OF less than 6 per cent. while those in use
amongst the poorer middle class of our citi-
zens, will pay duty of more than double their
original cost.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-20

The existing duty Of -
per cent al val. gives
10 the Treasury
800 bales each containing
400 running yds. or
300 square yards, is
10000 square yards
which cost with char
gcs about 30 cents pc,
running yard but are
10 be taken Is having
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IDgTDRa

The Inhabitants OF Richmond, and its V;ci,;-
~, are respectfully informed, that the re,1 Srs-
SION OF my Classical School, will commence IN
the I'D of March next, and close on the s1st Of
the following August. There will he a short
vacation IN the month Of April. The liberal
encouragement, winch this Institution has re.
c &c. from an intelligent community, is sa.
usiactory test of its practical utility.
10 CRAFTY such gentlemen, rs have confided
TO my care the education of their sons. I have
endeavoured TO shcw, that even in modern
times, man may express his sentiments. on
the ordinary topics of his Profession. in the
Greek and Latin Languages 1t the above nd.
vertlscmcnts have any defect, let it res, in the
shade s, until inpotent Critic SIN. and gray-eyed
Malice, f,ipon' us with fiultless specimen of
their classic lore let them not until then ey-
na"st their quver, as their arrows shall pass by.
ke the IDLE Ind. The lovers of Accen,ua.
tion are tcnoeag assured, that there is not sin.
gle Font ofGreck. or French type, ..lh accents.
or brcathings, in this city.
The Parents and Guardians of my Puzzle and
all literary Gentlemen, are invited to CONG and
witness the recitation of my classes.
fIlOS. |. O'FLAHEETY.
hICH.17OND, 16th Feb. 1894
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-20

One ofNte CoMa:Yce, .Hr. Leigh bsrin.. been
cotapecd from; he sidIs otijs sng ,eis 10 dscia,
netiag, he oHer .Ncntes substituted i,,f.. Broc-
elt1roMgh i,s his place.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-20
the TARIFF.

Alta meeting of tho Citizens of Richmond and
Manchester, at the hicichonts Cniiee House IN the
City q! kch,nond on Saturday ,hc 18th of Ecbsua-
~, 1924 called by the Chairman OF lor,ncr meet
my ON ths subject of the proposed Tariff, nov be-
lore Congress The Committee r anpointcd ut that
meeting to proprose Il Memorial to the Congress of
the United States in opposition thereto, presented
the same, which was read, and unanimously adopt
Cd by the observation-disclosures,
htsoired, That copy OF the Memorial lust u
dopted, be signed by the Chairman and Secretary
and transmitted to the Representative in Congress
from this dsttct and like copies he furnished to the
editors OF newspapers in this city.