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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
AUCTIONS.
Public Auction.

10y virtue OF deed Of trust, OF Peter
10 Catlett TO US. bearing date the STD
day OF December. 1878, and recorded 10 I,
the county court OF Fauquier, we shan
on Thursday the 18th day OF July, 1879,
AT .he mill Of Peter Catlett. sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder tor ready
money, for purposes mentioned In eaid
deed, one n0'ety OF
Iot Of Land,
living in tho county Of Fauquier and on the
waters OF Goose Creek. containing SIX and
one quarter acres, together With the
Merchant Mill,
and an the appurtensnces ,bereunto at
tached; and estate. the right, title and in.
terest Of the said Peter Cstlett in the pre-.
misses.
Such title as The subscribers have by
virtue of the deed Aforesaid, will only be
conveyed by them.
HENRY TURNER,
June l0-tl5July Trustees.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
From the Neu York Erening Post.
Mr.. PICKERING'S PAMPHLET.

The pamphlet no" before Us, "a
che author informs Us. which cost
him much labor in looking for Il ex.
aiming numerous documents, (writ-
ten and printed.) of many years
standing, but which the duty he owed
to himself. his numerous respectable
friends, aud to his country, compell-
ed him to write and publish, is gra-
tuirously attributed, by the candid g.
ditor of the National Gazette, to a
desire in the author to do what he
could towards preventing the election
Of John Quincy Adams to the Office
of President: he calls it some of the
unseemly and noxious offspring OF
che bad passions and rival interests
of the days" san elaborate. compli
Gated piece Of revenge;;" ga hundred
pages of long connected, venomous
obloquy;" an "attempt to excuse
the nefarious and odious conduct
of the Cunningham-;" and finish
es this part of the subject by
1.declaring it is really shameful in a
nv man Of character to attempt a
justification or palliation of such pro
ccedings." Let as now leave this
tissue Of abuse, equally unworthy and
unhecoming the writer, as it is un-
merited by him on whose aged and
venerable head il IS SO literally be-
stowed. and turn to those pages
which contain in simple. unaffected
language. narrative of the princi-
nal events of this real patriots pub
lie life. In the letter which he wrote
60 Governor Sullivan in 1863, the
principal object of which was to
yindnste his character from the as
persions Of Mr. Adams, ''thc urgent
motives to undertake that ,indica.
cation are expressed III the following
paragraph"
81 an now, sir, far advanced il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
Congress Spring Water.

rIrHIS spring was discovered abou: 25
i years ago-it issues from a small a.
perture in the rock, at the foot Of beau
iiful little cascade, the stream OF which
rises sbou, FIFTY rods west q it The ct
iect produced by tbs wafer is that OF .
calhariic or d,uretic, which leaves after ITS
operation an increased degree OF appetite
for TODD, without the sngouT incident 10
medicine. In all chronic cases, where
the treatment should be mild, this water
is recommended, as well as diseases OF
the liver, and other complains arising
from the babiiual use of ardent spirits, or
hung residence in hot climates. The tenn.
perature, BY FareDheit, is 81 degrees:
The following analysis gives the contents
oil one gallon, or 23l cubic inches OF water.
Murate oil Soda, 4T.5
Carbonate OF Lime, l78.476
Carbonate of Soda, 16.5
Carbonate OF Magnesia, 8 1856
Carbonate of Iron, 6.l68
Total, 676 grs.
Carbonic acid gas, 343 cubic inches.
The above water is sold by
JOHN H. RUNNELLS,
N. B. This .nvaluable water has been
carefully bottled and coIked with the best
velvet corks al the spring, so that il retains
all its qualities may ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
James S. 6unnell, NJ. ID.
DENTIST,

DEVN 10 IL
ID ESPECTFULLY offers bis services
II as Dentist, 10 the citizens and visi.
tors Of the District Of Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Wash,npton GeOrc etotrn Alexandria
DR.. Sim DR.. c. Worthington DR.. Semmes
F. May p. Warfeld Washingts
Cutbush Henderson Richards
Hunt N w. Worthlngton Fitzhugh
Sewall Bohrer Peake
Washington Magruder Stablsr
Watkins
Gen. John Mason. Richard B Lee,
ESQ. Col. A. Henderson, George Graham
ESQ Rev. Dr.. A. Hunter, DR. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue. be.
tween 9Th and 10th streets w on the same
square with Mr.. Gonton's apoihecary shop.
Washington, Oct. lib, 1899.
0TDr. Gunnell may be consulted at
Mr.. CIsgett's hotel, in Alexandra, every
Friday, from 8 A. M. until g P. M. lex.
cepi during The sessions Of Congress. y
All letters addressed 10 Dr.. g. in Washing
ton, or left at Clagetts hotel will be pune.
tually attended to, iawtf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
S. r. Indigo, &c.

TINE subscribers have just received,
i and offer Tor sale
seroon S. F. indigo
8 kegs best English mustard lin bottles
I barrel best IRISH glue, and few
Boxes sperm candles.
march 90 CLAGETT T. PAGE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
To Let,

- The House and Store formerly
EU occupied by the subscriber, on the
NsA corner of Fairfax and King streets
HSlt 10 considered a good stand tor
any kind of business, and will be rented
low to good tenant. For terms, apply
TO THOMAS L. MARTIN
,ovI n
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
RUNINELL'S
Lu ckg Lottery Office,

where many OF her lucky tickets are offer
ed in The varies - Lotteries now drawing.
Or Many q ,thsr valuable prizes have
been sold. ins very short tine. since thus
Fortune favor those who purchase tickets
al Hpenelhs.l oiSee, June s
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
PROMPT PAYMENT:

TINE fortunate boldeIs OF the two fosrths,
1 Of The Prize }rickefwbieh drew a'60o
Dollars in the Sd Glass Of the Quantco
Canal Lottery. received the cash on pre-
sentation OF the tickets, at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
Hats, Fancy Goods, &c.
John II. RUNNELLS.'

CD At his store, three doors below the
"a Washington Inn. King street, ha.
Just received ter sale,
,entlemen,s sup'r oity beaver hats. p8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
One other Lot,

lease Of land contiguous 10 The said Mill
Lot, purchased by the said Peter CatIett,
OF Armistesd Thompson & Thomas John;
containing one hundred acres more or les.
conveyed by The said Peter TO The said
Wilfred G. Settle by the same deed Of
trust; and also
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26

Boys hats oil every description, cheap.
ehildren's morocco bats; also an sssort-
ment of
Fancy Goods and Combs,
together with BOOTS 4 SHOES q, lev
prices. Will be constantly supplied with
The very best articles, and latest fashions.
april "a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
One lot of Land

With the manufacturing Mill and other i'm
provements thereunio belonging, belG BY
The said Peter CatIett, snder decree Of
the chance,y court Of Fredericksburg, and
under John Green and the hers Of John
Clark, deceased, one moiety OF which has
been conveyed by The said Peter Callett
to StepbeR Chiffon and Henry Turner.
trustees for The benefit OF Abner Pollard,
and recorded in the county court Of Fsu-
quier; The whole lot having been conveyed
by subsequent deed Of trust 10 the said
Wilired G. Settle, and
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
One other lot of Land,

containing eight acres more or less cons
veyed by the said deed Of trus, to The said
WiIired 6. Settle, ard purchased by the
said Peter Of John Green. adjoining the
said mill lot, and al the date Of the said
deed, in the occupancy OF the said Peter
CatIett, n. W. Rogers. Thomas Mills and
William Waters.
On the same day, and at The dwelling
house Of Robert Catlett will he sold ON
the same terms Aforementioned,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
Marshal's Sale, in Virginia.

Marshal's Sale, in Virginia,
DURSUANT to DEGREES Of the superior
i court OF ehsncery for the Fredericks.
burg district, bearing date the 18th day Of
May, 1898, and the ED day Of May, 1924,
in suit depending 10 The said court, be-
tween Charles Carroll, Of CsroIlton,
Plaintiff, and William Brent, jr. adrinis-
traitor With the will annexed Of Daniel C..
Brent, deceased, and others, Defendants.
shall, on The 9th day OF July Dezt, THAT
being Prince William court day. at Prince
William courthouse, expose to sale BY
public auction, to the highest bidder, for
ready money, that portion Of The
Park Gate Tract Of Land,
situate, lying and being in the county a.
toresaid, which Is nprised 10 lots No. I
and 5, as designated in the Plat fled 10
the said suit. containing in the said two
fois according to the said Plat, One IAou-
sand and 7renty:tour yAcses, Two rood
and twenly three poles; il being the residue
Of the said Park.Gsie Estate, after de-
duciing ibe sale oil that part called Flat
Bush. which was heretofore sold on The
ssd day Of December last, under the form
er OF The aforesaid DEGREES. The residue
DOW offered Tor sale, comprehends The
MANSION HOUSE, and has great adj
vantsges in fertility, ssIubrity, and neal-
ness 10 Prince william courthouse.
WV: N: CRAIG. deputy Of r.
JOHN ST AWARD, N. +. c. d.
june 3 4w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
AUCTIONS.
Public Auction.

DY virtue Of deed OF trust Of Robert
ID Csiiett and Nancy his wife, Peter
Catlet, William Cstleti and v Hired G..
Settle, to the subscribers, bearing date
the 26ih day Of May, 1920; and recorded
10 the Couoty Courts Of Fauquier and Ere.
derrick; they will proceed 10 sell at pub
lie suction for cash to the highest BIDDER,
on Thursday, the 10Th day Of July 1924,
al the Mill OF Peter Catlett, the follow
snO
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
Tracts of Land:

one tract Of lease land, containing two
hundred acres more Of less, situated 10 the
counties OF Fsuquier snd Frederick, on
which The said Robert Cstlett resided ct
the date Of the said deed; one other tract
situated 10 the same counties, purchased
by the said Robert OF William massie and
William Gibson, containing two hundred
.rree nnore oF less.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
SUNDRY SLAVES.

conveyed by the said deed, partly by Ro.
bert Cstlet and partly by the said " Ills
am Catlet, il produced by them.
n And also eleven horses, four
EW41seGlls, thi'tytwo mash tubs, four
cooling tubs, six windsor chairs.
.Sl4sxxI one cabinet, three beds and
bedsteads. with the furniture thereto be-
longing. one tea chest, one bureau, and
other articles OF household and kitchen
furniture, If said goods and cbsttels are
produced by the said Robert Catlett.
II there is not sufficient time for The &C.
compli.hment of sai6 sales, they will be
continued from day TO day by the subscri.
bers.
Such title as the subscribers bsve in any
OF the property above described, will DO
made 10 purchasers.
INMAN HORNER,
PETER ADAMS,
june I0-t15July Trustees
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
One other tract

situated in The county Of Frederick, . lease
al The date OF said deed, N the possession
of Presley WiIlisms, purchased by the
said Robert OF William Leach. containing
one hundred and fifty acres more or less.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
One other tract

containing one hundred and fifty acres, a
part of lease devised TO The said Robert,
by his father, and purchased by him Of
Henry Curtis. situated 10 the county oil
Frederick. And also
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26

and hutted for the winter.
Some two or three months before.
Congress had constituted Board Of
War. l Was appointed one of its
members, and took my seat there as
soon as a successor in the office of
adjutant general was appointed. be.
inc the last Of January, 1878. Judge
Peters was a member Of the Board.
and we were Joined by Gems. Gates
and Miffiin; but these two left the
Board not long afterwards, and tbr
business of it rested chiefly on Mr..
Peters and myself. l continued in
This station until tho summer of 1880.
when General Green, resigned the
Office of Quarter Master General
Very Unexpectedly that office was
proposed to me, aud by Roger Sher-
man, then member of Congress; a
man whose name, in the annals of
his country, will descend to pusieri.
ty among the names of her eminent
patriots and statesmen. Having Ia.
ken a little time to consider the pro.
position, I informed him I would &C.
cept the office, should 1t please Con
gress to confer it. 1t was an ardu-
nus undertaking. and the more en-
oarrassing, because continental mo
nsy was 50 deprecated a. to 10 hard
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-18

snd on his being spp'ehendsd, hs toD,rived
70 fnd mesns Of putting % cod 10 ale szis.
lepce by cui,i0g his 'h'osf.
London, SthG 27s-YeMerdsy morning,
pu' susnr 10 nouee, the first meeting Of the
creditors Of Mssss Marsh, Strscsy, Fsuniie.
roy & Co. took place, when IL was learnt with
great satisfaction, that 10 meet The existing
claims OF z6o,oool. Messrs. Marsh * TO. had
assets in cash snd securities, 10 the amount of
more than 5eo,oooi. This Is exclusive of in.
tersst Of money due to the house, which, as
IL could not be correctly calculated, was no,
msde an item 10 the assets. The whole
leaves Q balance Of 30 ,0ool. TO meet tho
claims not included 10 the amount debi,ed.
The three bankrupts, Messrs. Marsh, Strs.
'csy, and GsahsrD, surrendered 10 the usual
manner under tho commission, end received
the form Of protection generally given TO
bsokrupts on their surrender. During the
day they eonversed fsmiIiafly with their cred.
itors, and seemed anxious to give every ex.
plsna,ion. Thsy were remarkably well re.
eeived end treated with much respect and po.
liteness.
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foreign.
Latest from, Eur0bc.

by arrivals at NewsYork London dates to the sta
ut have been receive}
dsi siwssrvP~rssS sss, Fr.e.e ssfa ep.;u werd
p,cpating "a expedition TO reduce St. DoBin.
eo--Spsin setting under the claim for tho
Spsn"h psst. The Morning Chronicle 40.
.ers ,hs, gres, qusn.i,y of military s,o,es
was actually shipping from Hsvre for this o6.
jec,. This 'epor, is doubled.
Another action was fought si Cope Coast,
On tho llb July between the Ashsniees,
commanded W the King in person, and she
British forces, q which the latter lost 500
men, priacipsIlyfAfficsus. The Ashsn,ees
came down TO The number Of $4,000. with
determined intention to take the Castle.
The battle wsa fonght about thtee quarters OF.
mile from the shore. Parties OF marines
aud scamen were landed from The Tbs,is, to-
a6 in the contest. The loss of The B,i,isa
amounted TO los killed cod 900 wounded.
Up 10 The ed Of July, nothing had been heard
or seen OF The enemy since the battle, si.
though parties had been sent out IN search Of
ihem.
Mr.. Hurardo, the Colombian Ambassador
has re,u ned to London. Il was said the, hie
visit wss highly fstcricg to Spanish Americs.
NJ. Mithelsns, The Msxicsn Minister to Eng.
land, has received pressing invi'sion from
the French Government to visn PERU He 10
said 10 have scceptcd u. NJ Mieoni, the
Mexican Consul left London 70, Paris. tho
latter end OF September, also q, the solicitation
Of tho Ffsnch Government.
We understand Iha, the aythen,iciry of tho
insIruc,ioos ffom ,he Superintendent General
OF the Police Of Spain 10 the ,tficer, Of thas
establishment, ordering the erfe,m,yotion "
ell the Consiitu,ionsiists, has been questioned
foR en- idea the, % slrocious document nsv-
e. eoaId have been Issued. We csu assure
our resdnrs tbs, iis perfectly genuine, and
that we have the printed original ip our DOG
session. .-lSorn. CAronic,e.
The Blonde frigate, sailed for the Sand.
wich Islands on the so:h Of September, With
the remains OF the kisg sbd Queen Of thoss
Islsud.
The Duke Of Bordeaux, (who iA~onk
three yesrs old.) 10 appointed -byih new
King Of France, Colonel Genefsl Of ihs Swist
Guards.
The King has polished an ordssoss gssst
ing pstdon TO ell soldiers bsloa6ieg to the.
French army who have deses,e1.
A pumbsr Of sddiriousl scesuuts he'd beer
received In London end 10 Paris Of the sf.i,
st Ssmos with The Greeks snd Turks. The
particulars sre much tho same % those e.
ready published. A letter frou Leshoro Of
tho 22d Sept further slstss, that . fepof, wss
in cireuis,ion Of the defeat Of the Eeyo,ian
feet, though the source Of the report vas no,
knovn. another letter from Smyyps Of the
2s,b, says that tho Turks had broken Nd ihe.v
camp d Scala NuOy,, srd ths, sopo fsiuir.
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up OF children uDio lssrnIag, stcorcine
unto such Instructions as should give un'o
you, do therefore Ia pursuance thereof, s'gS
n'iy uo'o you, that 10 the disposal OF Thar
which the Lo,d has bestowed upon me, end
have now bestowed you, wI'b you and your
successors, shall have . special 'egsId and
care TO provide for hose that lear the Lord,
and iD ell things, sDd OF all umss so 10 dis
charge The tasl which ! have rcposso 10 yo0,
ss msy be most for tho glory Of rhe Most
High, and the good end ben,fi' foT hose for
whom il is by me expressly designed. 10
witness whereof, / have hereto set my hand
and seal, the tuenlielh day Of April, 1876.
JOHN CLARKE.
Signed snd sealed 10 the presence oil Phil.
ip Edds, Thomas Ward.
These arc also 10 order you my executors,
to use your best ensesvos,, for 10 procure thss
dob, which hath been so long due unto mo
from the Colony, snd what Of il you shall re-
ceive, 10 pay unto my dear and loving wife,
Sarah Clarke, io' support OF herself and ehils
dreb JOHN CLARKE.
Where's ] John Clarke, Of Newpori, ou
Rroos.Isisnd, PLysiciso, did on he day Of
the date hefsof,b by my last will and tesiamsn OF,
give end beqaes'h smslhpieee of land st Tho
soe'"'SoV so'uSf VI ~ VIC soio
'cwn OF Newport, 0n,o William Weeden,
Philip Smrh, End Richard Barley, and ,hei-
heirs ind sssigns forever, for the use and
uses 10 be by mo declared unde, my hand
and seaI..-Now be il known ,hsI ] have cir.
en- the said TO tho said persons & their heirs
and assigns 90 sboye said, so tha: they shall
be seized thereof only for the uss and be-
hoof OF that Church OF Chm, on Rhode -Is-
lsnd, unto which sm so nearly related foe
them and their successors 10 improve % q
place for Burisl, or for any oiher use for tho
said Chur rch ss they shell have occasion.
In witness whereof, have heteunto ses
my hsnd snd seal, the ,wentieih day u A.
prI, 1875 JOHN CLARKE. Seal. :
Signed, Sealed s. delivered
10 presence Of
PHILIP EDDS, J The shove in.,ru.
THOMAS WARD mens 10 rendered 10
be recorded; Jspus y S l7ls-aiiowed by The
Council. WM. CODDINGTON, Cle,k
Of Council.
RECORDED in the Town Counci, Books,
Of Nswpo.,, No $, page so4, Jan. s,
1918 l9
VIM. CODDINGTON, Town Geek.
Sep' i8tu, 1909. Received the afo, going
iast Will and Tes,smrn, OF John Cla,ks, de-.
cessed, 70 record, and the some is ,ecorde6
by me, 10 the Probate book Of Rec Ids, in tho
town Of Middie,own,. pages from 24s to ass,
10 book No. 8 Winess
ELISHA ALLEN. Prod. Clerk.
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PRUSSIsN BURIIL P6.aCES.

The csms,ries 10 this part Of Germany ere
kept With g,es, nss,ness. Every gave 10 IN
general . flower bed. I walked out one
nor ming TO tho gres, csmewy Of Berlin, to
see the tomb oi KlsproIh, which is nearly q
cross sod announces no,hing but his name
sod sgs. Close by. sn elderly.looking wo
msn, N decent mourning, wss Watering the
flowers with which she hsd planted the grave
Of 90 only dsugh,er-(" the sexton site'-
wsrds told me)-who had been inferred the
preceding week. The grave formed ae'ty
Q square of shout 6ve feet. LIVES cisidsd 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-28
SONG.
nY HRNRY NRAL.

Love is plant Of ho'ier birth,
Than sught that takes its root on earth;
flower from heaven. which lis a crime
To number with the things of time.
Hope in the bud is often blasted,
And beauty on the desert wasted,
And Joy, primrose early gay.
Cares lightest football trcads away.
But love shall live, and live forever;
And chsnce and change will reach il never
Can hearts in which true love is plgh,ed,
BY ant or woo be disunitedl
Ali 10 like buds on one Nem born,
They share between them cen the thorn.
Which round them dweis. but parts them not,
A lorn yet undivided lot
Can death exiting ush love. or part
The loved one Nom the lovers heart
No. no he does but guard the PSze
Sacred from morts, injuries,
Making 1t puper hotter seem,
As the ice closing DER The stream.
Keeps (whlle storms ravsge earth and airy
All baser 'hoss from mingling there
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-28
RULES OFLfFE.

BE not incon.,s,en, in your expectations {;
and having chosen your walk Though lie,
pursue " with patience, industry, end con.
tsntment; thus, if superiority in knowledge
is your oblect, do not envy the aecumuis,ions
Of your ,h'ifty neighbor If wealth is your
object, do net wonder :ns, your character Tor
knowledge, justice, anG liberslity stands not
so high a. that of o,hers; and, il the rspu's.
tion Of virtue Is your smbition, you muM 60.
warn your passion, practice forbesrance with.
out rspining, aud consult the interest OF 9th.
ers 90 much a. your own.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-28
miscellaneous ArtirIeS.

Extract e. ON the editor Of the Chcraw ntelgencer
now in New Jersey.
While a, Pausrsou,s circums,soce occurred
which to me, vas Of . most novel sod ex,rs.
ordinary nature. was told ho~ever,h vas .
custom Of that place. A men RoSged hts
wife severey. lie was arrested and taken be.
fore . Jury Of twenty one women They sen
iencsd him to DO whipped until he should sp.
pear perfectly ?sni,en,, end beg his wifs's pei
don 90 h's kness. He refused. Seven Cow
sk,ns we're accordingly provided. and we're &C
iively employed BY seven OF the twenty one no
men, on the back Of the c'iminsl. He still
continued stubborn Seven others then took
~ Cowskin, snd lashed him well. Still
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-28
YORESBfRE 9AECUOTE

A Lsncssie shire man and a Yorkshire
man, dispu,ing about the superio'ny OF their
respective soils, the 70 msr said the, the
grass grew so fss, in his county, tina, if you
turned horse into Q new N wn meadow
night, you would not see his Joos.loeks mex
morning. That (repIied the laue') does not
at all equal the rapidly Of vegetation in Yo k.
shire-for were you to uy that expefimen,
there. il 10 not ptobsble that you would see fhe
HORSE next morning
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-28
PROBATE. NOTICE.

Cou-t Of Probate, Nssvfsort, October =, 1924.
ORDERED, That sl Executors, Adminstrsto and
~ Guardians in the Town of Newport. who have
not settled up their respective Accounts with the
Court Of Probate within One Year, be notified to sp.
pear at the next Meeting of this Court. to be holden
on the 6rst Monday in November next, at The State
House, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. and render their &C.
counts to said Court for settIement-and that pub
lie notice thereof be given, by publishing this order
three weeks in both the newspapers printed in this
town. BY order Of said Court.
CHARLES GYLES, PROB. Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-28
PUBLIC NOTICE.

w left my bed and board without jus, and legal
cause, and Otherwise conducted herself in gross
and unbecoming manner Therefore this 10 to for.
bid all persons harboring or trusting her on my ac-
count As will pay debts Of her contracting after
this date. WILLIAM CHAPPEL.
Chgles,own, sept 25d, 1894 So7l