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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12

MONTREAL, Oct. 30.-The commissioners for s.,.
Hog The boundary line, after debersjing for tire.
days, adjourned IN wednesday last. We uoderstsn nd
mat they have determined the line between this
pace mo Lake Ere, bu IL appears from what we
have been enabled TO lear that some difficulties
~ me way OF The commissioners respecting some
c'hr' portions Of the country, where the line is TO he
nNeu "hich we hope may be amicabiy adjusted AZ
'ne't next meeting, without having recourse 10 The
9p"o" 81 IN umpire, agreesbly 10 The articles al te
'ea'y OF 6hen', relative TO the determining VIVA, ;s
20 nc The exact boundary of 'he two Countries
ness,s. BARCLAY, DR. Bgshy, Hale, add Thompson
are employed on The part Of The British ooyernm,ba,
apo General Porter, and Messrs Ferguson and De-
lancIo on that of The Uutcd States The Ia,rer zen.
n nemsn we near left this place on Thursday. The
'o'"''' "'o MOI quilted The Mansion House yesterday
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MIR RikU,

In this town. en- sundsy evening lOrt. by the Rev.
Mr. Gsmmeii, Mr. .N,hon Hall, merchant, to Miss
Julia Coihr,, daughter OF John A. Collins, Esq
In this town, 29th ut. Mrs .sfarfAo Potter, wife OF
Mr. William Potter, sged 50 years Her death was
occasioned by her clothes accidentally taking fre.
On Thursday morning last. Mrs Sopaa H. Phh
hps wife Of Mr. Edward Phillips. and daughter Of
the ate Benjamin Rugges. Esq in her 22d year
At'Ams,erdam. N. Y on the Glib OF May last.
Mrs Martha -5Aen i" the 79h year Of her age. re.
lie, OF the late James aer, Esq. and daughter Of
tbs late samuel rearce. E.q of Prudence, (R I
A lady much esteemed for her exemplary piety and
many christian vrtues--snd deservedIy lamented by
her numerous triends and connexions
In ew.York, on tn quarter deck Of the frigste
Constitution. Capt Som-ei Epans. of the y 5 Navy,
having ruptured blood weasel in ascending The
gangwsy Of the ship. .l = .J,r .
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MAY SESSION, A. . 1925
An Act TO repeal ,he Act entitled {" 40 hci
su,ho spg The Town Councils in this State
tog's"t Licensss to Tavern Keepers
SECTION Be u enacted by ahe Genera!
Isser15!y, and by The authority thereof 10 "a
enacted That the Act passed al Jsnosry Ses
ION, 1924, entitled" " 40 Act authorizing tho
Town Councils in this S'sle to grant L'eens
es to Tavern Keepers" be and the same is
hsreby repealed.
Sec 2. .Er9 be H further enacted, That the
Ac, passed a; January Session, a. o. 1922
ertitIed &c hn Act enabling The Town Con
els IN thi, STATE 70 gran, Licenses for re.s'l
,pg Strong L'quors, and for other purposes"
and Tho Acl 10 sme endmeot Of the Is.t mso.
toned Act, pss,ed 81 June Session, \ .. 1922
he ond the same are hereby revived.
.4"ue Cofy :-Witness, 5.'.
HENRY BOWEN, See'yy.
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NOTICE.

Cour' et Pyooase, hevnovs, yaneY is2S. '
WHEREAs application has this day been madcp
or administration on the estate OF Jeuafhan an6
Sarah Waiksr. late of Newport, deceased, aud the
consideration thereof referred to The rst Monday ok
July next Notice is hereby given 10 ell persons
interested In said estate. to appear f they shall sea
IL. at Court OF Probate, to be holden AZ the states
house, in said Newport on said first Monde, of yulv
next, at O'Clock, A. and they shalt be heard o.
specting the same by order Of ssid Court.
CHARLES GYLEs. Probate Gu.
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NOTICE.

.Couyf Of PROBATE. hewhovf, Jsne 2, 1924
Va HERBAs application has this ds, been made,
w ior the appointment of an Administrators, de
bonls non, on The Estate Of John Stevens late Of
Newport, stone co,ter, deceased, and the consider,
ton thereof referred to the 6st Monday in July II
Notice IL hereby given to all persons interes I'd :,
ssid estate to appear if they see ft. at arou a q,
Probate TO be hoiden At the state house in s.;J
Newport. on said frs, MondIy in Aug ds, oc,, =,
O'Clock. n. anu they shall be he' ID lespee,inv
the appointment OF said Adninsttst A.
by order of saId Co,,r
Iune 10 ~o' ~ ~
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NOTICE.

Cou,f 9 Froos'e, >evao,t, JIne r .is24
M iEREhs lrs,sb C. Shaw. adm nis,rs,or on the
Ben Jarnin Coms,ock. late Of Newport,
heOs's.u "a. ",fs day presented his sdfninstrstion
seeou' tor a.owanee, and the eonsdera,!on thereof
IsIrreh 10 che first Monday Of July next; Notice is
~ereby zen 70 all persons interested therein, to sp-
pear. Gbey zee ct. At Couyt Of Probate. to be hold
at the state house, in said Newport, on said frs,
Monday OF Joly next, q, Q o'clock. n. TO shew
cause, II any they have, Why sid account should
net be allowed
notice - siso given, ihst tbs Commissioners' re.
port on said Es,zte, will be acted upon by said
Court, az the same time snd piece
| - Bs obder Of said Court, -.
CHARLES GYtys, PrSt. Cns.
yc,str:
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B1s Jysy RseEIvED, AND FOR SAFE,
10 hhds ST. Croix Rum, 8 pipes Cog
nae Brandy. 2 do Holland Gin. so bbls Country de-,
so bbds Tobsgo Molssses.
10 do. Matsnzn do.
10 Tierces New Rice -.
30 chests and bozes Young Hysou. and Hyson'skio
Teas
80 do. souehong and Bohea Teas.
20 Kegs Malaga iisisins.
20 Boxes Muscatei do. -,
20 D-ums Figs-do. sultana Raisins-bags' Az
monds &c june >.
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NOTICE,

Court ef Probate, NEWPORT June r 1874.
WiiEREAS James Stevens, administrator on ,ho
w estate Of silss Dean. jr. late of Newport. dc.
ceased. has this day presented his administration &C
count fos allowance, and The confederation thereof
referred to the first Monday Of July next, Notice.
Is hereby given 10 all persona interested therein to
appear. If they see IL, a, Court OF Probate. TO hr
holden Al the k,s,souse. in said Newport, ION said
first Monday Of July next, NJ 8 O'Clock, A. n to
shew cause. IL any they have. why said sccouSs
should not be- allowed. ...
a - by order Of said Court,
CHARLES GYLEs. Prok Clh
yune 10
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HSSH,Nees Notice.

ne ouoser'oer hav ing been appointed by thu
Court Of Common Pleas. for The county Of New
poft, tns 2teS:"t term thereof. Assignee Of tho
he.se ano Esec,s Of Thomas Dennis, jun Of New
por., W tne oour ty Of Newport. mariner. nov Pc.
'"e1 Ior the benefit Of act for the relief OF ins
sQWeh oebr IRE, gives notice the creditors 10 exS
hipn sad Grove their claims against the estate OF
oa'u ''enrs within six months from the date hereof
a8v-ea', ,y to law N. g. BOSS, .fssgnse.
Ne sport. MAY 2o 1924 t4w1
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Court e/ Probate. howho,f, Jane isSt.
MolIcE is hereby given. that John williamx
~ Guardian overtbe person and estate OF Mei,t.
he Jackson, siiss tn,hony, has This day present,
ed his gu sdsnship account foe settleE,snt and tho
considersson thereof Veer ed 10 Court OF Probate
10 te holden II the state house, in Newpprs on tho
hrst Monday In July next. at 3 O'Clock. A. n 40
which time and place tho said Mcai,ahls. .ndAii
others concerned therein, viii appear, IL hey Ct,
and they shall be heard respecting the same.
by order OF said Court,
CHARLES 6yLEs, Presase Clerk.
June 10. f'
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NOTICE.

Courf Of PHo5afe, Aepno, .. June 2, 1890. !,
WHEREAs application has th;s day been made,
w for administration on the es,a,c Of Rose Til.
linghssS coiored woman. late Of Newport. decess-
ed, and tho consideration thereof referred TO ,hD
6rst Mon Wy OF July neJt Notice is hereby given
70 al persons interested ia ssid estate 10 sPpesr
they shall STE t at Court Of Probate to be holden
1 the state house, in said Newport, on said 6rse
Monday Of July nsxt, at Q o'clock. a N and they
shall be heard respecting the same, ,t
A. by order Of said Court,
CHARLES GYLEs. prc5 Gu.
June 10
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NJ l ~ +, ,s.tt& :,

Couvs Of PROBATE, Nec,hors Jh]< T. ia9$ g
THE Commissioners appointed to receive and.ex.
anime the cI aims az sinst the Estste OF yeledlah
Irish, deceased. have made report. apd returned
list Of caiCs by them allowed against said estate
II ia ordered, That the confederation Of said report
be referred to Court Of Probate, to be holden st
the ae.houss, in sid Neupor;, on the frat Mon.
day in - nezt al 9 O'Clock, NJ aud that notice
be given by publishog this order, thst eli persons
interested may appear. # they , and be heard.
By order of said Court,
CHARLES GyLEs, Proc Clers
Sun- II
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FINAL NOTICE.

THE Subscriber giv,A this last notice to sl per.
sons indebted 10 him. that unless payment is
made on or before She FIRST day Of July next, their
bills viii pos.iYsiY xithou, Discrimination be pvt
in suit gEkEQ aAEfQRD.
,y2i2
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Boo,sll, nssr Derby ca The night ofthe asd
ul,. were on Satud dsy last spprehendet in
Woodbury., N J and commi,ied 10 the pris-
on 10 that place. A chain taken from Mp
Warner, was found in posse,sion of one OF
these persons. They had also with hem q
bundle OF clothes stained with blood. We
Understand that one Of them hss been rseog
n'sed by the high constable Of this eity e. 40
old eooyic,. ,.--P5ilaS .4rs. Sentinel.
4FYoasinS Musegn.--A strong Cspsl Boa,
has been hued up as Q Museum, containing
his,o'y. &c q, Troy, and will proceed TO The
west, % The Canal, stopping at oil the towns
aud villages on the borders TO exhibit The Gu.
riosries. This 10 new btauch ofesnsl irade,
and We presume The Grsnd Caravan OF sni.
mails, consisting OF the Lion, Elephant. &c.
will make similar tour fer health end pro6t
" y. National .5sv0es.r.
WoRoEsrEn, Jane ..
Cu the rnorniog OF the &c. ui,. we had the
most severe fros, that We ever recoliect so
late in the season. Cherries and piums sp.
pear 10 be ve'y generally destroyed, and peas
arc in many places considerably injured Ma.
ny kinds Of tender vcge,sbles. such % besns,
squashss, &c were killed corn vas killed to
the ground, bu, 1t will probably reeovsr.--ID
some situs,ions tho foliage Of the ehesnu,,
walnut. buusrnu,, ash and white osk was xii.
led; vniie in others il dld not sppesr TO be
injured. Shp.
The London Monthly MagsSine, Of April,
Ist, say thar " Mr. Pc k,ns has not ye' finish
% his steam. engine, but he has accidentally
discovered, ths, tho force of The steam, IS IL
escapes from his generator, is g'es,et than
the explosion Of gunpowder. He has ihere
fore applied " to the discharge ot bullets from
gun barrels, and hss found that he thu, can
disc barge bullets as fast a. they cen be dtoP'
I'M the line OF force: and, by using more
than one barrel, bi. generator has dischs ged
500 bullets per minute. This appears to be
q discovery pregnant with imporssn. eon's
qusncss.
The Legislature of New Hampshire con
vsned al Concord on ,Wedne,d y last. Hon.
Aoorew Pierce was chosen Speaket OF the
House OF Representatives. and Hon josiah
Bst, p, esiden, of The SenNo. On Ihu,s-
day. the Hon. DAVID l.. MoRpILL was eiee.
ted Cove 90, by eonsider rsbis rnaj,'y.
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A r q meeting of tho Directors Of the North.
"A Kingston Bank, or W dnesdsy, the 26th inst
Christobher Alien, and Josepa sanford, we're G.
lected Directors Of said Bsnk.
.'n.. 'P. 4 HAMMOND Coshie~
Wexford, May 30, 1894 Jl0
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VIM. JAMES TILLEY,

MILL open on "Wednesday, June i6, 1924, an
w other cheap lot of Day GooDs, and invites his
friends and Customers to suspend their purchases
until his +eturn from Boston '..s
Newport, june TO- 1924
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Fron the Democratic Press e1 Friday

Frops fhe Democratic Press of Friday.
NJ Ctawfo. wilt; there Is teason 20 ap.
3 sbcnd, vill be, before long, whefe neither
yhe attacks of bis foes nor the praises OF his
Elends viii effsct him. OF the vsrious 20.
Do u which have been circulated respecting
yhe stato.of his health. We have taken little no.
tice, coucelving them 10 have originated IN
eiectione eting -sreWs, bur the following ez.
tract OF a ieuer, 'eceised this morning, 10 CO.
tt,Ied to G. edit, as IT, comes from per,on VITO
can hove no imptopsr political bias, and who
POSSESSES the best Cleans OF information. IL
vss not wttlen eth a vjawt 70 publication
WAsslnoTos, June 2. y
q Mr.. Crawford is ext.emey III, end not
the slightest hopes ste eptestisued OF his &c.
covety. He had o psFslytic stroke on tho
ia h inst. which has Ief, him very veak -
p viousy TO this attack his eye sight was
onrteiy goae."
Governor Yates, Of New Yots, hss issued
bis proclamation, OF desing tho Legislature 10
meet OF Albany, on ,he 5nd oi August nes',
for the purpose OF considering the sxpeoiepce
Of passing q law, giving he choice OF Elee.
tore Of p estsDs 10 the people.
------.
Ear Ct Heoks -" Tasyo ere 1000 books
vihi;.hed PEI snnun 10 grea, Britain, on 600
of which here is o eommercist loss, on 200
I n gain, on 100 iflng gam, and oOy on
roo any considerable ptoht--7oo are forgot
ten within the pea, oIher 100 IN no years,
nlhsr $50 IN three yesro--not more Ihao 30
gu vive sesen ysa's,. and scarcely 10 are
thosgh, Of asisr 80 ysars. Ct the $1,000
books, published in the l7,h een:u'y, noi So
are uov IN estimation, and OF the 60 600 pub
lished in the ia h century not moro thsn 800
ne eonside ed worth rep !nting, and not nor
than soO-erc sought af,es IN le23. Since the
&rst. vrhiogs, 1900 yeas before Chti't, L.
IN 90 centuries, only abou, 500 works ol writ.
s,s OF all. nations have sustained themselves
pgsins, the dsvouring influence o! Tins"
The trisl Of young NJ. Barney, which has
! occupied the Couu for several days at Ricb
pn,nd, Staten Island, terminaled ysaei y
Hrney is acquitted, and !, al liberty. Nsp
Vp-sted 10 the ss,isfsetion Of the jury, !hs, his
xss 90 &C, Of jdsu6Abls homicide while IN
= ..isshsfge oi his duy-N y. hr1
nFriday ss'nnight, e, the condemned
8 we're en,erIBg The gsol, IN ih'' town
Is OF the name Of BrGdnaa, con.
bu,sls'y at Chelmsford, was thus
his moihsr g." Well, boy, wha.
u done 20 ?" q" Hinged, molhst,"
b sor. aWen." rejoined tho
good boy, and DEM be bsngsd
cioihes but let me hsvs them.
30 yoos red wai''so'' no" J!
Es, psper.
ehs fou. persons supposed
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apparently 10 . violent st Of

rss, the prisoner apparently 10 . violent st Of
pas'ion, in consequence of some siighl provo
cstion received some hou's previous, losded
Q rwo bauelled gun and discharged II OF S,od
de-. and caused his INN date death. The
fnct. were ve,y clearly proved BY several vii.
nes.es. Jwo.g' ounds of defence ve,e relied
upon, coo that The homicide Was accidental,
the other he. prisoners inasnity. The pre-.
siding Judge made very eiesr tsespi,uls, Ion
OF he evidence and Law apple able TO the csss |;
alie which the Ju y 'ssred and returned wrh
sverdict Of GUILTY-Bosfsa Daily hIv.
CuARLKsros, S. {. May -.
Ssehbevd.-la, he schr. Harvest, there ar.
rived here, o lev days since, from Baltimore,
and Proceeded hence in o sesm boat for
Hsnburg, S. G.. Q She phsid D, from the mouo.
eains of rhuriogis, in &c, many, accompanied
by a .Sbephe'dess, end Shephsrd's Dogs.
They are gone to the plantation OF Col.
B'erhsupi, 10 Edgefieid Distrie, who is sbou,
os sblishing a consid able Stefh Waik, for
which the pine vOod range is peculiarly we'll
calculated.
4 Mermaid Nj. ID S. Dodge, Of Esv.
TX p'srenger in The brig Ouer, arrived OF
this port from Manila, has in his possession
Mermaid, brought from the coast Of japan.
B0sioa Gar.
& Shark "a Bone Ssark, measuring up.
! Ward vi 81 fee, in iength snd about 10 feet
In c,, cuDietence, Was taken with hsrpoon at
Cane Cod aud broush, 10 this city on Thurs.
dsy.-ib.
The United States B,nk has taken the
,F,orids Five Million Loan, al 4 I2 per cent.
The Eation, as a S,ockholdet, VIII receive
bsrk more than $50 900 year OF tho inter.
est. The bargs,n 10 g nvefnnsut Il 10 saId 10
b. as good as 6 4 loths premium for tho
Sock from individuals would have been. The
ss,n reduces the interest actually psid by
GoyerumeE. to less than 3i2.
The population Of london at the lss, cor.
IN, Wa l,37Aooo.
There are no less than So persons under
sen,enss Of death in London, s aE whom ss
SemaIes, add all of them convicted ct tho ivo
aast Old Bailey Session
Col. Crogan, the b. ave defender OF Port
Ssndusky, is appoin,ed Pos,mas,er q, New
Orleans.
CcienfEe MnY.srsss -Cuvier has disseeted
en- Inssc, an inch long, in which he has d's.
covered 494 muscles, 494 pair OF nerves, and
40 COO antenna
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N E w GOODS.
James Mumford, ~.
Has jusi received jrOm Nesu. 7oykk
Af his ssore, No. 90, Thames streef,
Ohhosife 10 Mr. J. w Davis's, So
An assortment Of New and Fresh Gao 10,

SUHo8ue 20 WI y. W. DoUnG
An assortment Of Newand Fresh Goo lsr
20 AMONG WHICH ARB -
- RoApcLorHs and Csssrner res, blach ard col,d.
4D Jain and twil,ed bombszett black bomba
zeens, fashionable ca.icoes. handsome and cbesp
earli'e and pink gipgham men and ladies 'woss.sd
and cotton hose, blue and drab cotton CO rsinsse
Russia diaper at 8S. mutt null musljn j, couc, do.
white robe patterns, white and black TX gloves.
figured and plain silk vest pstterns whit snd coi'd
silk shsws. ydies' silk hsndkfs. celia o. Vi nsuzr do
garni,ure and common ribboass white f,JSancs ius-
net muslin. large pocket hdkfs 70, ,.,s. fine and
common shesr. r.muslin, silk and cot, on umbrella.
yard wide cotton for - cts 10 and. IA. black mt
string green do French ero". b.ned muslin for
gowns. cheap .h;s,r aeGs oIe;e1 d American co,.ou
nankeen, white and cold csnI ,r;c.. which viii h,
Newport, June 3, 1897.
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Ret,a GooDs.
Purchasers Of Dh1 GOODS are par
tieE'ariy regaesssdao eo6 az
+. w. Lawton's
NtW STORE.

= No. l72 u l7A. THAMES sYRSES,
WHERE they vii. hnd almost every article that
they may want. ether for ornament or use. as
Chsef as can be found II any place where goods of
The same quality srs sold. and probably many art
cles much cheaper The assortment is too great 10
particuiArise th< WHOLE but includes the following.
among many obers,--
Blue, black, brown, mixed and other
Bros6cloths.
Do plain and ribbed Cassirneres,
prab and white Drillpgs, and striped Linens sor
psntsioons.
Fine and common valencia and Marseilles vest.
ings. fsl-.
very ez;ensive assortment Of printed Calicoes
and Muslins.
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NOTICE.

;, NOIICE.
Con-S Of PROB &c. Nesohovf June 2. 1924.
WHEREAs Elearer Trevett, and Jonathan T. All
W my. administrators on the Estate of Thomas
Stevens. deceased. nave presented their administered
lion account for allowance, and the considerAioc
thereof referred to the first Monday in July next,-
Notice is hereby given to sh persons interested
therein, to appear, they see Ct At Cour, Of pro.,
bate to be holden at the sts,ehouse in Newport, ou
said first Monday in July next, at Q O'Clock, A NJ.
to shew cause Il any they have why said sceounu
should no, be allowed, Ie3
.s :. BY order ofsaid Court.
.. CHARLES GYLES, Prsb Cib.
June 10 4
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.JYElfOR4yvD4.

-NKMOR.4ND4. u"
The slocp Ann. Maria, was at Charleston 9Th CIT
for this port.
Spoken, 2sh uh lat 32S. lon ~, brig Stephen, Of
this port, 5 days from Mstsnsss for Trieste. ~
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SHIPPING LIST
PORT OF NEWPORT.

Rt1Ek = y,
Schooner Sally Hope, Baker. Boston.
CLEARED,
Orig Brutus, Phillips, Havana.
Sehr Sally. Hope. Baker, Providence.
Sloop Arisdne, French, Newbern. (Ec)
% Mary, Westcutt, Albany.
- George 4 Mary, Ws!dea, New.york.
,, Bsse1, Burr,
>, Fancy. EIdrege, Elizabeth City, (ue) Oh.
Tuesday. June 9-Arrived sob'r Cerena, Marble.
10 days from Curacao, with salt, to & Stevens
Left br rg Liberty. Theome, for Boston, next day.
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Chs fou persons supposed
esusd - .bs mutdsr u M'.
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DOMESTIC COTTONS

DOMESTIC COTTONS.
/ Bale brown SHEETKvCS IS mchcs
wide for i2s cents
I do do do 81 do Is cents
1 do do s. do 81 do. II 10
I do Lancaster do 81 do q DO
2 do stripes from i6 TO 90 etc. .fs
2 do ginghsms 1910 20 do
5 sdo brown sheetngs!s % IL ceuD
3 do blesehed do 1910 SO do.
Ma,tewan eouded stripes
Corded light aud dark dlttc
FRESH TEAS.
Hysoo. young hyson. hyson skin. snaehong and
caper souchong Teas of The yer, hc,, On tues.
Newport Jine 10 8l4
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& SAGrk.-~A Bone Saarh, measuring u
wsrd' vi 81 feet in iength sod about 10 fs
In nc,,cuDiessnee, G., Was taken wl,h,s hsrpoon
Cane Cod aud brouSh, 10 this city on Thor
dsy.-Ib.
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wos. that iir thought the appropriation nov
tn be made ought to he confined 10 the p,,r-
poses Of an experiment.
Mr.. Mercer uf Va. delivered those views OF
this subject, which his personal knowledge
and investigations suggested. Any attempt to
extend the improvements of navigation in the
streams tributary to- the Ohio, ould, he be-
lievrd. he entirely Inconsistent with any rra-
sonahlr limit 10 the expenditure ON this Oh
jet for. he believed, nothing short of canal
the whole way from Brownsville 10 Pittsburg
could eject a navigation 0f that distance. He
WAS in favo. of the amendment Of Mr.. Brent,
with further amendment, that the exprndi-
tnre should commence from the mouth Of thr
Mississippi. At snme future s,ay, he hoped
tn see a general system adopted for the pur-
poses Of internal improvement, founded on
the very i"cal Feelings which opposed any
improvement Of q particular point, by cmbra-
cling all objects Of this description calling for
the national interpretation. Mr.. nj. in concli-
sion, exposed the error If Those who attribute
10 the sea- pSrts thu payment Of the imposts,
which are not paid by them, hut by the con.
SINNER, in the West ms nell as the East-and
the error, On the other hand, Of supposing
that expenditures fur improving navigation
proftpd only those who lived near the seat of
it, &c.
WI. ANeIHOre SaIus ne verify 0eilevcU, "
the simple question were presented TO appro-
pirate money tn improve the navigation oi the
Western Rivers, nine-tenths of the House
would he in favor Of il. The bill was embar-
raised by its details, and. fit was lost, would
fall by them. These details were nnneces-
sary, and he wished they might be excluded
by some amendment.
MIR. Conway, Delegate from Arkansas, pro
posed an amendment to the bill the object uf
which was to give the President a genera,
power to apply $4,000 dollars TO the improve
ment OF the navigation the Mississippi, Ohio,
and the Missouri, as high up as Franklin.
AIR. Buchanan said, that every amend
ment offered to the bill, proved that n general
amendment was necessary, embracing the oh
jet Of making an experiment, To improve the
navigation ofihr Ohio and the Mississippi RI
vers. which decided r.ajority of the House
would be in favor of. TO allow of its being
properly prepared, he moved to lay the bill o.,
| The table.
Which motion was agreed 10, and the hill
was ordered TO lie on the table accordingly