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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-23
]. WILLS, c. c
Nelson County, February Court, 1924.
Benjamin Mosby and Bibh & Harris,
COMMITMENTS

against
William II. Mostly, Lee W. Harris, admr.
of William H. Mostly, deed, aud in his own
right and Sarah Mosby, Jacob Mosby, Polly
Mosby, John M0sby, Benjamin Mosby, Lit
tlebefry Mosby, Mildred Ann Mostly, aud
Nancy Mosby, children and heirs of tie said
VIM. II. Mosby, deed, by Lee W. Harris,
specially appointed their guardian, Sarah
Mosby, widow and reiict of the said VIM II.
Mosbyo deed, and Terisha Turner, (son Of
lenry0 defendants.
IN CHANCERY
On the motion Of the plaintiffs, by their
counsel, who filed their separate bills, aud it
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court that
the defendant William Ii Mosby is not an in
habitant of this commonwealth, and without
the jurisdiction of this court II is Ordersd,
that the defendants in this country retain in
their hands, what money! property or other
effects they may have, or may hereafter come
To THEN hands, belonging to the absent deteu-
dant, to the amount of five hundred and fifty
dollars, subject TO the further order and de-
cree of this court. And il is further drCretd,
that the said defendant William II. MOshy do
appear here on the fourth Monday in May
plainants, and that copy OF this order he
forthwith inserted ia one of the newspapers
printed in the town of Lynchburg once II
week for eight weeks successfully, previous
To that day. and that another copy thereof be
posted up at the front door of the courthouse
OF this county on some court day.
A Copy--Ieste.
30 RO. {. CUTLER, d. c. n. c.
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Chlntzes, snper and common
lli'h Linens aud Damask Table Linen,
linen Canbrics AMI Cambria uandl ',.,.
Pateai Steam and Power-Loom sb;r,; .'eh'e''
Jaconeu crasats, figured aud cros. .'l,nkS
large assortment OF c"uutr,sjns, Y3"afea
Elegant Fancy aud Plain Ribbons ~. a"o q''w
widths and colors VI isfious
Sill Flagsqrt,d Zane, Ilandle,.l;.e
Sattits, sensbaws, sar,nets '''s
Figured and Plaid sin,
" bite aud colored AIarsciics yes-ipp.
Drillmss, Wilmington Stipes and W,
Buck, Md, Beaver aud silk GIoyes ''""eeh'
A f"rge and extensive assortment of c,..
Shawts and iIandkcrchiels u 'o''oA
Whltc andcolored Gimrs
Lrghor'' Snd Straw Flats and Ronnets
Mems sud Boys Fur aud Wool Hat.
Best qnHI1ty blue and white Co1ton w..
an AsSorHmeht oil Brushes, OF every Kind
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SPRING GOODS.

Purchased cufg the Northern CdS ad uhosal
M Establishment Of Tie Subscribers ,GmO"g saich a' at
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26
MIN MID.

In this town. 18th ultimo, by the Rev Mr. Webb,
Mr. George H C.Sord to Miss Eh;a h Greene.
daughter Of Nc Hswkias Greene. both of Ports.
mouth.
Thursday evening last. by the Rev Mr.. Webb.
Mr. Joseph Babeoek. OF Middietown. TO Miss .ihce r.
Hazard. dsughte' Of MIR Thomas II Hazard, Of this
town.
Sunday evening last. BY the Rev Mr. Green, Mr.
Perry " Sharg. OF Cumberland, (RI) to Miss Mary
s Perry daughter Of the late Mr. Joseph Perry. Of
this town.
AT Portsmouth, on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev Mr. Eddy, Mr.. Wiiham vi .slmy. TO Miss Han
nah .aibro. daughter OF MIR Gideon Albro. both Of
that place.
In the city Of Boston, at the African Church. on
the afternoon of Sunday, the 18th instant, by the
Rev Thomas Psui. Mr. Nero Prince. Chief Butler to
His Majesty. the Emperor of oil the Russss to Miss
Money G0rdne~. Of Salem-both persons of color.
and dressed in the Russian costume 1hs Is really
a touch above he ougGri
DIKD,
In this town, on Sunday evening last. Mr. Jei6rs
Briggs. in the 80tb year OF his age. Mr. b. was
ny years Deacon Of the FRS, Baptist Church in this
town and may With truth be said, that by his God
ly life he adorned The doctrine Of his saviour.
Monday morEing last Mrs lane layer widow Of
the late Mr. Benjamin Tsyer, in her 9Oth year
At Washington City, in the 7Sd year Of bic age.
Richard u Brisr, Esq late Consul General OF the
vs. to the Bzsbary powers, -
At the Ursuline Convent. in Boston, on the Goth
current, Mrs G Moiynesux. aged 3S--sn edifying
tember Of the religious institute Of Ursuiines.
In England. Miss Balls, aged 60 Her propensity
Tor goats was so great that at her decease, she had
no Tess than t,Ven FIRE residing in the hssse with her.
sil living IN common!
At Portsmouth. on the 18th instant. Mr. .7nfhony
Bro.OnsR in his 2Sh year
At Beaufor,, (ss) on the 18th Jan Mr. Bsniamin
CarneH, formerly of this town. aged 80 years
At Bianford, (Mass) Dec 29,h, Mrs Hannah Rem.
De-. .nII "a
OF Mr. Elisha Few, formerly Of Jamestown, aged SO
years.
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.Adminis,ratyix's Sale.

DY Virtue ofs Decree Of the Supreme Judicisl
~ Court. will be sold at public Auction, on T0ss.
DAY, the econd day Of March next, at o'clock A
on the premises All the right title and interest,
Shich Capt Ohrer NJ Perry late Of Newport, had st
the time Of his deceAse, in and 10 certain FARM
lying in south King.to~n, on the poe, road leading
from The south ferry 10 New London. snd distant
from said ferry Q miles, ard con,aining about one
hundred and sixty. two sores. There are Two dwell.
ling houses on said farm, ooe Of which 10 new and
very convenient, and also new barn. The eond..
tons Of the sale will be- that one third OF the pur.
chase money shall be paid The execution and de.
livery Of Deed Of the premises. one third in IL
months, snd the N naming third IN fs months, from
the 25tb day Of March 1924, whh interest from tina,
ds; on which posyession OF said farm ~iIi be given
to the prchases, of whom approved endorsed notes,
made payable at the kbods.islsnd Union Bark will
be tsken and slso mortgage said farm 70 secure
the Two Isst mentioned payments.
ELIZABETH T. PERRY, 5dn'r.
ALSO. Nu above mentioned tine and place, will
be so'd co ,,Deis credit ,bes right Of Dover which
the wi1ow.of the ssd Osvsr has ia ssid estate snd
for shicb approved endosed pases, made payable at
said B.ns, viIk setsk0 t.s IS, le2s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

EATERED
Brig Cleaner, Lester, Demsrara.
do Ann.G4dsdeh, Barker, Providence
CLE1RED,
Brig Cleaner, Lester, ew.London.
do Stephen, Bigiey, Havana.
sChr Polly, Orcutt, Elizabeth City.
Tue,day Ftb 24-arrivsd brig Ann.csdsden, fr
Providence,
Wednesday. FEB 25-ar sloop Albany. Vars. from
New.York-
MEMORANDA ,
Ar. al Charle,,vn, lin INST. sch. Ccrcna,
Shermsn, OF ihis port, from ProlntPsue, tor
Wilmington, 10 distress.
The sioop Rapid, Swasey, Of this port, at
ct Cha, lesion, l In iost. 3 days from 81. Au.
CUISINE.
Tho brig May, Duowell, Of ,hi, port, was
left ct Ma,snz,s, Feb. &, dischar ging.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers hereby give notice, that they
have been appointed Executors OF tie last will
and testament Of .suss Cross Esq late OF Westerly,
in The o,un,y Of washington, deceased. and have
accepted said trust. They therefore request all
persons indebted to the estate Vi the said deceased
to make payment without delsy-snd all persons
having claims against said estate 10 exhibit them
soon may ts,to
JESSE MAxsON. yr
wM PECktiAM, :
Westerly, Feb 2, 1924 lFi9-3ml
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commissioners Noflre.
NTE the subscribers having been appointed BY the
w Hon Court OF Proba.e. FOR The rowo OF Nor,,-
kings'own. in the county Of Washington, Commis-
sioners TO receive and examine The claims Of the
creditors against the estate of
HsA.N.iH A.AITH.
widow. late Of said NORTH s,own. deceased, re.
presented insolvent. hereOy give notice. that six
months from the ninth inst is allowed The creditors
to exhibit their claims, and that We will attend for
the purpose OF receiving the same. our spective
dwellings. at any time during said period.
MICH. G NORTHUP. }
BENZ. HAMMOND. Comrais'rs
BENZ $ WILLIAMS. y
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment 10
EZB0N sANFOhD, .ldninisfraio-
Sorth-kioustown. Feb l9, 1874 Sw
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LETTERS.

LE1IERS,
Remaining in fhe Post Office az Nswhorf, lofh
Fec. 1924.
or Persons applying for these letters will please TO
ask for advertised letters.
Adam mrs Lydia Pensrdo Quieiio
Averiil James =, Robenson stephen A
Adsmson Joseph Roundey Benjamin
Bossemsn Rugges IL
Briggs Eliza Sanders Ebenezer
Barker stephen SMITH
Billings Samuel L Swift capt Assph
Baker Matthew Siurgis George
babcook Mrs sally Summons Amelia
Barnsdoque Antonio Saunders Nelly
Bsrlsnquim Frisco Ihurslon Henry
Corneh Berjamin G yose Mary .
Cannon John Vernon WtnH
Crandsn wm b Whi,ehorne } & ks
Clock Wm IA Which capt Bartlett
Coburn piny Wngste Joshua P2
Cook Timo,hy Wilson samuel
CoiloQue Joseph =, n e,v. Ahorthdn
Cslfarnquo s,ephano Dodge Hr.m
DE Camp Vincent Dodge solomon l. =
Evans William Liulyted Marlborough
Ferguson r MiGk,n Elizabeth
Forsberg John Rose Gideon
Fowler capt John Rose William
flsgg Eliza yon,estOwn
Frsncisco Psulo Carr Thomas
Green John ID Dockrsy James X
Gray capt soiomoa Howlsnd Dzniel
Hazard John Easton Knowles George
Hun, James Weeden George
Hart Jsmes .tfiddefown
johnson samuel Alien George w
Lincoln Joseph Anthony Jonathan
Lswton Lewis Chace John
Langa miss Carr Phebe
Mun'iord Henry Chsce Mary q
Marciei Antonio v Gould George
Perry Joshua Rogers Joseph y
Potter Daniel She field Benjamin. r
Potter james G m .3rpiy
Pratt capt Thomas Mallory William
peirce Benjsm.n Fritts Joseph
Peno l. Thomas Allen ..; :
M person can or will be sdmitted within
,heOfIice, during tho hours Of closing, open.
'ic;e delivered ,heref'om sfes the Office 10
closed, ncs on tho Sabbath.
Office hours from 8 TO 10, A. NJ. and from
TO r. NJ. ,,r..
b. b. MUMFoRD, p. Mo.,er.
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80 -
TO LET.

(.fnd hossession given fhe ASA March nsr'.
A Farm lying in North Kngstown,
4 n county of Washington. containing $50 acres.
pleasantly situated. with valuable privilege Of sea
manure. For ,erms spply to
AUbLEY CLARKE.
or s. \. GAuDNER, .idn'rs.
Feo 20. 1914 sul
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26

The performances OF ,he Charleston The.
stre, Feb. IL, wss by Amateurs, AID Tor tho
Bene6, of the Greeks there was . gres, rush
tor tickets, and, IS many persons were dissp-
pointed, IL ~ss thought the performances
would be repeated.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26

Sron's Last Aovei.-" ST. Romans Well"
VI issf novel of SIR Waller Scott, his bsen
|psslished in PhiIsdrlphis, by Me,s's. Carey
SAILss, .sod IL momsn,ly expected. A let
she publisher ssy, +: 4" We pay oine.
for ,wr extrs stages TO carry this
Bos,oo.f, Salem Cos.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26

Nev-Y,t state prisoa, on me in
s'e we're sos eonsicts-4so whire
AS vonen-i2o black men and IS
(S00sn ioS oi then we're 10 for he.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26
-((<0~SS>S-
Republican Nominlfion.

holden at the State. House il Providence,
en- the l4th Of January; 1924: ASHER
ROBINS, Esq. President, and PsLEc
WILBUR, Jun. Esq. Secretary the un.
aernamed Gentlemen were nominated a.
General Officers OF tho State of Rhode.
Island for the next political year, and IL
Danimously recommended to receive the
snffrages Of the Freemen at the ensuing
election
covERNoR.
TIE HO.M
JAMES FENNER,
(oP PRovIDEScR)
LIEUT..CovERN
CHARLES COLLINS, Esp.
{oySEwroRr)
SEYATORS.
j. NATHAN BRows, ESD.
9. JOHN D'WoIv, Esq.
Of Brapl
AMIN 'A'o1; o1s.r,s wax Ers...-,s
a. STEPHEN ID. CORNELL. so.
0fPOrfsmomh
s. WILLIAa WR;PPLE, ESQ.
0f CUm5er!ani
g. ELISHA WATSON, Esq.
Of Sossh Kirys,ovn
z. joHN Il. WATERMAN, r.sq.
0fWarwtce
s. CHARLES ELDRIDcE. Esq.
Of Eoss- Creeu.gca
9. JOSEPH CRoss, Esq.
Of Cboriesopn
ID. JoEL MEreALr. Esq.
b GfP'owdence
SEcRETaRY.
HkNRY BcwEK, ESQ.
- .irPOR.N EY ENER1L
DuTEE j. PEAfcs. Esq.
CEAERsL TREASURER
THOMAS G.. PITMAN, Esq.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26

Ths sresu 8osis osge and Tonbeekbee,
end l~o Fiat Dcs,s, the hfs, loaded with cof
Zee, The o,bets with cotton, were sunk not far
isom Mobile sbout the 2o,h ol Jso.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26
John B. Newton,

Has Just received,
1900 Yards unbIeachcd SHKErINcs.
yard vide. for 10 per yard.
600 yards blssched sbcetings. yard vide for u
cents.
500 yards Of unbleaehed shirtiog', over 3.4 wide.
for 10 cents. very excellent.
400 yards unbIeached ditto, for 10 cents.
$50 yards whitened shirl,ng Tor ~ IL cents per
yard.
Customers viii 6nd upon examination. that shey
are superior 20 any that can be purchased IN his
town a, the shove prices.
Pei, s. 1924 ..,-.-.
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Admi,listro,ors's Sale.

-H0hnUlisfrGf0rS'S Sale.
RY virtue OF decree OF lhe Supreme
~ Judicial Court, At their Angus, term AID 1928.
there VIII be sold a, public suclion on Monday. tho
22d day Of March next, At 10 o'clock, AN ON tue
premises. ell the right. title and interest which Jso
Corfsn. Esq'r s,e OF New shorehan. died seized OF
IN aud unto two Farms. and three small Lots of tug
boys. smuated in the northern part OF the town ot
New ~-shorehan. with the buildings thereon standing
-Cononions made known NJ the time and place of
safe WILLIAM A WEEDEN ,ian'r
feb 26, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26
1uct,ouls.

To Let AZ Public Auction
on MONDAY, MHeh ls,h.
AZ o'clock, II .fav wceihr,. u aoi. ~, p, -
Jar day, t' me Iremises
The fsrn in M,Sdet wn. no cooup,,d &,
4 sho -Wen ESQ consisting of - sc'ts ,f,4td
with dwelling house Sara. g. Vhh tG thc r,i,i
leges aud arHurteHnhcrs t,eGesnto belcuEiLs eco,
ditons rao~ kao~n a. the auction
Feb 26. 1884.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26

10 Let, at Public auction,
On THURSDAY, Ma 4h,
a" 10 o'clock, II. NJ. on she hren'ises. for fhe
'e'm " one geor, aud nosssssion given ora
me isf day ef AnrI following,
lHE House and Lot of pcleg Kaighn.
on spring street. occupied by William simons--eon.
dnions made known st said time spd place.
20 ~, WM. LOWE. .5uef'r.
Newport. Feb i9, 1924.
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W.6SHING TONS BIRTH Day.

The Da,si day OF the political Father Of his
county was celeb'.,ed 10 tho principal cities
of the Union on Monday last. The bit,h.dsy
occurred on Sunday, the 22d, when the Al.
rille'y Company, under command Of Maj. II.
Y. CRASsTos, paraded and attended Divine
Service at the second Baptiu Meeting House,
where q very excellent and app,optis,e dis
course was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. GAM
NELL. Oa Monday the ssme corps again pa.
rsdsd and fred . salute the Independent
Volunteers, uodef L.. BRowN, siso patsded {;
and by their soldiee like appearance and dis
eip'ine, added much TO the iesiivny 9th dry.
The Gage wese displayed on the shipping aod
the usual plsces,--in he evening there was
splendid assembly a, Masonic Hall, md many
. 'ossriwss drank 10 tho msmor y of.he illu.tri.
eus Washington.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26

Al Apgslies, N. Y. Daniel ID Howe, hos
been convicted OF the murder oI his neIghbor,
Mr.. Oiheiio Ch0fch.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26
Real Estates for Sale at
Auction. &.

THE following Real Estates will be
i succes.ively sold At auction, (if not previously
disposed Of at private saIe) or WEDNESDAY, the
7th day Of April next, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
A. n. viz
Tile Dwelling House at the corner Of Washington
aod Poplar streets on the Point, late belonging to
John Dennis, together with the Lot to the eastward
thereof.
Twenty Point Lots. in two squares. near Fort
Greene. -. q,
That eligible Buildipg Lot on Washington square,
nett eastward Of The estate late Gilbert Chace's.
The Lot in the rear Of the last mentioned.
That valuable estate occupied by Charles Gyles.
n Thsmes..,reet, consisting OF \ Dwelling House.
Wharf. Stores and Workshops, i,
The Estate opposite, called the Anthony Estate.
corner Of Thames and Franklin-streets.
The conditions Of sale will be made known at the
time sod places Of sale
Newport, Feb 10, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26

MRS. +. TOWNSEND,
Irjoyo's her |rienfs and Cusiopsers, that che
bas removed 10 her old stand.
40 3, PELRAM STREET.
g HE has on hand . number Of fancy articles
- Thread by the gross or dozen MiIinstt. by
the piece-snd straw pipe by the pound. or smaller
quantity
Newport, Feb 10. 1924
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ilysrER, il !, expected, will also have some,
tb.ag 20 say, which ~ 10 likely will sppesf IN
csc Jsper which commeored the discussicn.
Tasa ,hefs is tie aDfdavH which i- promised
by the New Yvik Edno,-wnieh with some
remarks ani sone s,s,emtuts oi fac,s, with 10
our own knowledge, will hereafter DO given.
In our p'per OF this DAY will be found On
aceountoi ,he proceedings OF The friends Of
Nj. CSswford, meeting of whom was held
81 Washington, on tho evening of the "a h
ins.. We publish IL as matter OF curiosity,
not that we attached any importance ,he Gun.
10. II is not . nomiosiion of the Republican
party, bu, that oi the exclusive friends VI Mr..
Erawford-snd we confess we ere not u ihtis
sstonished st the smsIloess Of the number,
considering what has been said by tho.s who
were desirous Of promoting the views of Mr..
e.. sod tho exertions which were made
throughout the Unioo OF the lsst elections, 10
cooose Representatives favorable 10 tis sleva.
ueo 10 The P'esideney.
Nlaoy Of the Republican papers We have 70.
ceiyed since the meeting al Washington, on
tho evening OF tbe lASh ins,. have expressed
themselves IN strong terms Of indignation, at
the unws'rantsble conduct, IS il is considered,
Of tho gentle men concerned 10 ,hsi affair. Re-
ally we see nothing Objectionable in II, except
tho pomp and buslle that 10 made, and their
meeting at tho Cspitol instead OF . tavern.
Mr.. CRAwFoRp's friends hsvs met together
and have decisred Mr.. &. tho most suitable
man for the Presidency, and have sIso recon
neaded him to their friends. What then 3
Thers certainly is no harm IN oil this. h,a
ha,e meeting in Boston, where were assem.
bied nearly 6Iiy times the number Of those a..
sembied ., Washington, NJ. ADAMS was ".
nanimous'y recommended tor ,h., important
station. The friends Of tho Other candidates,
can also have meetings; bu: ;he heohie-,he
aovereign PEOPLE must ds,ermins the ques.
ision--snd We shall rest satisfied with The do.
~cisio0.
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10 LET at Public Auction.
On THURSDAY, li,h March next,
at 10 o'clock, H. M. on she hrem,.es, for
ne Term Of one year,
IHt. House, Shops, Stores, Stable and
Wharf, on Thames street, late the prooer,v of
Jane. Perry. acknowledgements given on the Tat
day OF April next. aud conditions made known at ,h.
time and place.
yr VIM. LOWE .Suefr.
Newport Feb 70. 10 % -
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ASSlGNf.E'S "a SALE.
On MONDAY. Mae ch lst
III II o'clock, II. M on the hremises, (iT Gai,
wea'her' nor on fhe .Grss Joi, yeffer.)
A LII the. right, title and interest ot
n Berjanin marble. shipvrieb,. in and unto !
Lot OF Land, and one half Of Dwelling House ,hcsy
o" standing fronting on Poplar street. on the poin,
.S"o' Immediately alter. at the second Bsptise
Meeting House, Pew No 38
HiChARD SHAW. a..,.r...
Newport. Jan 20. 1924
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Carpctings hr IS cents.

a LOT of handsome English Car
"A pe,ings for only IS cents warranted sIl
wool--for sale BY Z. w. LAwTON.
Feb S. 1925
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Notice.
Courf y Probate, NewhSrf, Fec. 2, 1924.
A N Insisument purpormg to Be the last VIII
4 y and Testsacnt Of
SSR.sX WEEDEx:
late OF Newport, widow. deceased. having been pro-
sen,ed TO this Court for Probate. snd the copsders
lion thereof referred TO the 6-st Monday in March
next. notice is hereby given to ell persons ateres,ed
therein. to appear d they shall ht. st Court Of
Probs,s te be holden At the state house in said New.
port on ss'd FIRST Monday Of March .ext, st 9ociock
A.. and they shsIi be heard IN the premises.
BY order Of said Court,
CuAnLEs GYl.ES. Prod. C4rG
Feb 5 1874
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Commissioners Nonce.

FEB &c. 1874.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
FROM HAVANA

Captain Dill, of the brig Charles, ar
rived at Philadelphia, in 10 days from
Havana, states that it was considered
very healthy at that place, particularly
among the chipping, although it wasa
serted there that it was the warmest
season for twenty years past
He slso states that the commanders
fthe British ships Of war visiting the
port of Havana, were very proud in Of
feripg TO succour the trade of America,
by giving convoy to the flag when any
opportunity offered of their leaving the
port.
Came passenger in the Charles, Mr.
Francis Suarez, Of Principe, in the Is
land of Cuba. A report at Havana that
the pirates were augmenting very fast
among the group of Islands in the
neighborhood of Mstanzas. The Bri.
tish sloop of war Echosess. was at Ha'
vaDa on the 18th of August, 10 the eve'
ming, had sent her boats hired by the
Government In pursuit of pirate, said
TO be fitting out to the leewafd OF Ha'
vana.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
HUsSAR FRIGATE.

We understand that The company who
have been employed tor several weeks in
raising the British tr gate iiusssr, which
ruo on the rocks ia He'll Gate, and sunk
during the revolutionary war, have sue
ceeded in raising about forty feet of the
stern par, OF the ship Alter placing the
chains under her and moving her from her
bed, she broke 10 two from the keel up to
the quarter deck. and the tore part OF the
ship slipped from the sings and settled
down again on the rocks The timber of
such part of the ship as was embedded in
the mud is perfectly sound The remain
der is completely worm e.ten and rotten,
A number of cannon and shot were bro't
up with the hull, but nothing more valua-
bic that we can learn. IN. Y Eue. Post.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
ANDREW JACKSON.
From the Aew York .american.

From the Neu, York .4,nerican.
Tbs e, S. ship Franklin, captain Stew
art. will, it is understood, leave the GUAR
aatine day. and proceeds to the Navy
Yard. The arrival of this ship will bring
to issue the discreditable rumors that have
been for long time circulated throughout
the United States, respecting the conduct
of her commander in the Pacific. OF that
gentleman, without having any personal
acquaintance with him, we have always
entertained a high estimate. His conduct
in the Mediterranean, when the captains
OF his squadron had failed in their duty,
and 10 respect to him, was prompt, decl-
sive, and in the highest degree praisewor-
thy. and he was in consequence sustained
in it by the government. His previous
conduct during the war was that of skill
iul seaman and gallant officer. HIS gen.
eral character is that OF man of cool and
sound judgment and honorable principles.
II ia therefore with regret we have heard
the many and various iotimationa against
such an officer. OF abuse in his commands;
and presumng that he will feel ii due to
himself and the service, to ask court
martial, we look to the result of il, not
without solicitude certainly, but with an
earnest desire that it may terminate in ex-
onerating completely SO distinguished a
commander.