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SCHOOL.

THE subscriber will open a ScHooL
l. on ibe Isl u Nay. in the rom under the
Hnode-Island prpubIican Printing Ofice, where he
s,l' teach Reading, Writing, ArhLmeic. Eogish
Geammsr. Geog,'phy, Navigation. Mensursiion.
1sns'ng and Bookkeeping, sfer the j slisn method
OF double entry
The strictest attention viii be psid 10 the tuition
OF those entrusted his and every fsvsr grste.
fully acknowledged For terms apply al this Office.
8. CtrTEh
Newport, March rs, 1924
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Exttnsive slocA ~ trade, of Iron, S.eel,
Nails, Hardware, &c.
1T AUCTION.

= Yortler OF Nancy PEc K and CLARA
- PEcx, Execurixrs to the las, will and tesla.
ment ot tue late Laws rrck Esq. consisting of
about 100 toas Bar Iron. round square and fat nsh.
ing vaiusble sssorta'ent Of Russia, swedes, Eng.
iish and Anercap.
large collection Of srxEL, English and ameri.
can. Bhs'ered. German. Cast. Crswicy. and Tub
Naik. cfs great Variety fs., a
An assortment OF nAppwAnx Goops, amonf
which are Fl les Ghisels Save Thumb.iatches Hing.
es and screws with numerous articles usually tound
in = Hardware store. b.
variety Of other sttieles. Iron shoSels. si,hes,
P'cnghs. Hollow Ware, Cart Boxes, &c &c.
The sales viii commence with the Iron ON TUES.
DAY. the 18th day Of April. III 9 clock, AN. at the
stores on Pecks wharf and be continued st,he stores
formerly occupied by the ls'e JoHs & JAW 10 Peck.
until the whole is sod as The sales will be Absoiu,e ,
aN the articles will be sold liberal credits for ap.
proved endorsed notesat Bank 20
N B. The Goods wilt be exposed for inspection
from the oh day OF april to the day Of sale, from
A. NJ. to 2. N.
s,ishA DyRE & CO. .saedonse~..
Providence. March 80. al
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ON Wednesday. he III of April, tn. iooeins
~ arrangement viii be sdopted and cosh,inueJ
until further notice
'~' From Providence.
The FuLroN. Capt Co,nstock. will leave Prov.
dence tor NewYork, every tuesday evening, st
O'Clock, Pm touching at New-London
The CossEcTicur. Captain Bunker, will depar,
tor New-fork, every Friday. al 6 c,vck Pm touch.
iIg at New London.
From Neeu. Tuk.
The Connecticut will depsr, every "wednesday A,
mon, tor Providence. touching At New London
Tile Fulton. Captain Comsior K. will be despatched
every saturday. =, noon, for Providence touching at
New L Intlon
April I, 1921
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Horizons Hotel.

- HORTON respectfully irlorms,bc
NJ public, iha, his house. herei ofore knou ss
tie G'obe Tavern. he, been much improved AMI en-.
lsrsed 81 ce the last season. and that !, now in
sination TO render every comfort aud convenience 90
the trascllcr.
Providence, Anil ,e
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State OF Rhode. Island. &c.

State OF Rhode. Island. &c.. !.
HhsaISeToS Sc --Cierk's Office, Suf.reme
1adie'ai Court, March 22d, 1924.
lHt,. creditors OF George Waiye, of
North Kings,own. in the county of Washington, an
'nso'ven' debtor, ARE hcreb, notified TO he and ap.
pear lf they see 6) at our supreme judical court,
next TO be holden st ysonih Kiugstowa, within aod
tor The county aforesaid, on the fourth Monday or
"p''i pex. on the second day OF the term, TO nomi
nate sn assgret or sssgnccs on the property of the
SAID Waite. Witness -.
,,, ROBERT r MOVES. Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-01

~ State Of Khode. Island, &c. ;,
WASHINGTON. sc -Chvk's Office, Supreme
judicial CONF, harch 29, 1924.
WnsaeA, Mary Reynolds, vile Of Joseph i
w Reynads, Of Nor,h Kngstewu, in the county
OF Washington, machine makcp, (b,p nov in parts
snknown, )has lodged in his flee her petition pray
ing Tor bill ot.divorce from her said hrs sband-no
uce is therefore hereby given to the said Joseph,
that he be and appear ifhe see f., before our su.
preme Judicial court. next 20 be holden at SOUTH
Angstown, within and Tor the cuun,y aforesaid, on
The fourth Monday of april nex,, to shcw cause il
any he may have. why the PRAYER Of said petition
ought not to be granted Witness,
ROBERT r. MOVES, Clerk.
April l. .
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ki.fR klED.

RJED
In Providence, e5,b utirno Mr ESrard ssSyrats,
to Miss Harriet UaH.r.
In this town. 94tb utlgo. by the Rev Mr. Eddy,
Mr. Hhlicn >mish OF South. 1ngstown. 10 Miss Ma.
ry Larss0H daughter oi Sic Isaac Lawton Ut orts.
mouth.
DIED, tft ,.
In thi' town on Mondsy last Mrs -Targdre, @ ee.
ly, in the 9th year Of her age.
= ln Providence, 9th ut Mr James ~ .NtcheH ~
ged 27 years, son Of the late Capsu Peter Mi chel
--2Sth, Reverend Thomas Carbte. son of John Car.
lille Esq formerly keclor of ST. t.iers Church, ss-
lem, {Msss) aged 80 years. .r,
In South. XII gstown, 18th ul,irno, Mrs MnpaI
Kryon. aged 26 years. wife Of MIR Caleb Kinyon, oi
that town .....
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STATE Of Rho.le Island. &c.

THE creditors Of Joseph Stanton, Of
South KingstoNn. in the county Of Washington tan.
ner, eeteby omitted 10 sppear. If hey shall see ct,
at the General Assembly, TO be holden at Newport.
on the hssi "Wednesday Of Msy next. 10 shew cause
Nhy his petition for the bens ht OF the act entitled
an act tor the reet Of in,o vent dehtors," ought
not TO be granted. HENRY BOWEN, Xsrs.
anru 4
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: SHIPPING Inst,
PORT OF NEWPORT.

t.i gs q. ENI,ERhD,
Brig Busy, Barton. Natsnzss 80. ,e.s .sa.
schoorer Sally Hope, Baker, Boston. -
.. Cs,y & sally. SNOW, Ocracokc,
CLEdREU,
Sloop Fame, Brown, New York t
Schooner sally Hope, Baker, Providence.
o. 20 -----
~ .r'EIiOR.3ND.i ,et reu
The shr Israel. Ives. o. boston, arrived al 1svs.
na, March IL, from this port.
The brig stephen, Of this port. spoken l2ih
instant, in tat 26. Ion so
lhe brig Hiram, Vinson, of this port, was at Mo.
bic 7th III
The b. is Psnther. Cornell, Of this port, arrived at
Char ea'on 10Th ultimo. 4 days from Havsns.
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To Let, at Public Auction,

On WEDNESDAY. .zhrH asa,
III u o'eiock, 4. M on Me h,s,nises, for ~
feym IF one year. without reserve,
A LII the Estate now occupied D.
4 \ Charles Gyles. in Thames.s,r wes, Of tic
Garden. consisting of Wharf Stores and Work
shops-possession given on the lot Of May next
The conditions Of sale. and Leases, win be made
known Al the time and places y
J. L. SHAW, Anef'r.
Newport Feb c6, 1924 tf .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-01

THE Subscriber ofitrs Tor saIe. thi
Il fiouss how occupied by her. situate on :sst-
nis,ers wharf. which hss for many wears been i'm.
proved ss hosrc,rg-house and retail Store. To
an sn'erprsirg and Industrious man the situation is
highly eiigiois. AMI ofers AN oppor,uny,o invest q
small properly in very sdyinlsgetus manner. The
house is convenient, having nine lodging rooms. all
hn,shed, and in other resl''c,5 ~ fued Tor Boar
ing House and Grocery store. The si,aston is such
thst any one my reasonably expect large shsre of
business by proper attention snd go od psgement
.iLso-a House on the Long- wharf, next west Of
the store OF Mr Joas J ALLAN For par,icnisrs
and conditions OF sppy 10 The subscriber ia the
Hvuse on Bannis,er's wharf.
REBECCA VOSE.
Newport, April 4 1894
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Fresh Teas, & Liquors.

-oDoooo----
20 Chests Young. Tyson,
hyson,
90 Hyson skin,
20 and halt do. souchonC,
Bohes,
~ Hhds st. CrUix Rum,
Pipes tfogosc brandy,
Holland Gin,
~ Bb's Connecticut Gin,
Madeira. Msrssis. Lisbon. Sherry, Fort Coimenar,
MslsgA, and Cisiet NfAEs, just reed by
ARCHIBALD MUNRO.
sr. HLSO ~ S1ORE.
New Rice, C.naI Picur. Hsv-ns and sugar houee
Moiasses, Havana brown and whi,e sugar, fresh
Mslsga and su'tsns Rs,ins ard Figs, Coffee, Pep
per, Pinen,o. csssis, NWrhegs. Cloves, Ginger.
Pearlash, starch, spanish AMI American segsrs.
Jorriiisrd's snuff and paper tobacco. Mscaboy and
tappee snuG--frst quality Richmond msnsi iac,ured
Tobacco, add Lsiies' twist Tobacco.
Newport March 18 1894
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PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Sr0,ement n tie Pubic De6t Of the United STATES. on
rhe f'si day Of January in each Of the ysois fom
1891 10 1928 nclusice
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-01

TIE 7th number Of the Ladies' Msgarine 1. now
ready tor distribution. and may be had At the
book store Ut .Mcssrs. ", & J. Il BAausa. at Mr.
SAMUEL w YiNsos, and 1t the Office Of Br,, n
MuSrosD, Esq. AZ each Of those places suoscrip
ton papers are still orsn
Subscribers vii, please call or send for their Mag
azines. toDcscon samuel vinson's. Churcl,.straet.
Newpot, March IL. 1925.
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M\NTUA. MAKING.

MARY HOR> >WELL respectfully
1tl informs her friends and ,he pubc. t'-t .he
has taken the shop recently occupied Dy ELiza-
BgTH RopsAs, IN the house Of the late Gnsear
CsAsG. on tie pssde. where SHE vii gfa,e,u,,y
ee've orders ~ the line of her no siness. =
Mrs ". Will KEEP oa h-''d. Tor sale, variety NJ
articles connected with her business. and good
softment 81 European Goods, aud Fancy srtici,s
March IS 1924
" PRINTING, Of oil kind.. er,caIes IN
o sd'i'f7cfory a7asnsr az fdis 'ges.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-01

IUsr received And for sale ut the store IT Ceo,ss
y Hanson, new play, epiiliea Jascrcd or ~
"ighyH Heir 10 Rochdals Cassls. altered from tp<
OF sncient ,imes--price IS ceuts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-01

Ryv virtue Of decree of the surreme iulc's'
~ court, At their March term, Ap 1924, and l."
sua to the directions OF the court Of probate Of the
town OF Newport, there via b. sold At public sue
tan on TUESDAY, the o,h day Of April nexl at III o.
clock. AN on the premises. alt the right and title o'
Jonathan Heath, in q certain In, Of Land wi,h,s
Dwelling house thsreun standing, Ia Thsmes- ,eet
Condi, ions ut the time spd place of sale
JONATHAN r ALMY. Cuard!on.
March l8
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-01

The business Of Wool Car1ing. Col.
oring sri Dressing OF Cloth. se. !. ~in carried on
by the .uo.cri5-r ct the old .tsnd AZ Cund.ns Mills,
vherN,Ii oriers IN III above line will be executed
with punGIu.'i'y and despatch.
SAMUEL CLtsKR :.
Po.tsnoy,h, Nlrshsk II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-01
Tssipnee's Nosice.

80 HsstS"te NWfSe' 1h
HE subscriber having been appointed by the
, Supreme Jadicia, Court. ot this state, atitheir
March term 1924. assignee OF tie es,sie aud effects
OF j<sris CresnhiH, Of Portsmouth. ia the coony oi
Newport, yeoman, row pe,aou,ug for the bsns6t u
an act Tor the relief Of nsotven, d.Llors gives M
i'ce to the creditors TO exhibi, and prove their
claims against the estate OF the said Eeis GreenhR
within ak months from the date hereof, aeree.by 70
Law. "pt y. ANTHONY, jun .issignee.
Portsmouth, March 4, 1924. l6wl
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MRS. T.. TOWNSEND.

MRS. T.. TOWNSEND,
In/errs her friends and Cgssome,s, lhos ear.
has removed 10 Der old stand,
40 3.PRknhm srSErv.
e. HE hiss on hand . member OF fancy srticles-r
- Reeds by the gross or dosen-- Miilinett, "
the p'eee-'rd straw pipe Ivy the pound. OF sma''st
quantity .
Newport, Feb 10, 1924
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NOTICE.

THE Cc-partncfship heretofore sub.
L sis,ing between the subscribers, under tue
firm Of
CLARKE & GRfNNELf..
is this day dissolved by mutual consent Al persons
having any demands. are requested to present them
for setllement, and those in ebted to make inmedi
ate payment to the subscribers
SAMUEL CL,RKT,
LEWIS GRlSNELL, Jun.
Portsmouth. March IS. 1874
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-01
Real Estate fot Sale at.
Auction.

THE following Read Estate will il:
- positively sold at auction. (if not previou,iy
disposed OF at private saie) ou wEDNEsp,y. ti.a
7,h Ia, cf April neat, commencing a, II o'hn..
A. NJ. wiz
Twenty Point Lots, in two sqiares, shua,ed oa
Washington street near Port Greene.
.'!so, on WEDNESDAY,, .dnrl 2is., az / {
O'clock. Il, NJ on she h,rnfises,
That eligible building Lot on Washing ston square;
next eastward OF the estate late Gilbert Chacss.
Likrwir, immed'a ely ,Ier,
THE Lot IA the rear ofthe last mentioned.
T., SHAW, .dues',.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-01

IN extraordinary shoi "A Philsdeiphis pa
pc states rs fact, hat .portso,Hn of Sus-
sex coOp'y IN } by single discharge Of
his gun, killed ps'i'idge, shot msu. q hog,
end hogs,y, broke 10 psnes Of glass knocked
down six gingerbread kings end queens, ,ha.
wete standing IN the msn,le piece opposite The
window.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-01
Assignee's Notice.

THE subscriser having been appointed by tho
supreme Judicial Court Of this state nj thsH
M1roh term 1924, .ssgnec o. the estate and effects
oi Thomas Handy Of Newpov, IN the county of News
port ssntscpsn. nov peltoDng for the benefit Of ~
ae tor ths relief ofpsoIsent debtors gives notice
the ctetitors 10 exhibit and prove their clsims a.
gjsst the estate Of llc ssij Thomas Handy wi,nirx
S,x months tiom The date hered agrcesby TO law.
f WIN. HkNlS. Jr. .4s1gnseg
March H. r'f~ s.yls = .t n
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TO LET.

~ LEI,
(.had hossession gwen the 2Ssh March ner', !
A. Farm lying in North kmgstown,
x y county OF Washington, containing 396 acres.
Pleasantly situated. With valuable privilege Of ses
mAnue For terms apply to
AUDLEY CLARKE.
at, or .. r. GARDINER, .4dm''s.
Feb 26. 1924. n. sdJ e.
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hO7ICR.

THE subscribers hereby give notice, that they
have been appointed Executors Of the last will
and testament OF sns' C'sss Esq late Of Westerly.
IN the county of Washington, deceascd, and have
accepted said trust They therefore request ali
persons. 'ndsb,ed 70 the Of the said deceased
to make payment without dsiay--and all persons
b~s'ng claims ags'nN ssid estate 30 exhib, Them a.
soon ~ may be, to
JESSE MaxsON..
wM PECKHAM, { RAJ n' .
Westerly, Feb 2. 1924 fFis-am1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-01

c,prds r,rt-tr Aaaher ssps''s maj kw
ing met an Alge'ine cc'vel,e, he Jet !, uucer
his INSTRUCTIONS, his dry TO stock her, end
ihst she "a, Ia,d on bos'd, and esp,U ed N
The most hsr'!some manner, ny hi. Meissys
brig CsmcIeon, wnen Cap Spencer nd the
satisfaction 20 Ind tina, ne had rescued seven
teen Spsnisrd'. whom me Alse'os wss csr1
,yios into siasey.
.5dnirohfy Office, Fec. 81, 1924 This is
TO give notice, IA, the Lords Commissioners
OF the Aimi' ally wiilimmediaiey y appon, con.
W. 10 afford " otectIon - the usde ih'o o0gh
The Strains OF Gibr alter, and within the Msd
me'rsoesn, unti the difference with the Reg.
eocy of Aigie's shall be arranged
J. w. CROKER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01

Z the Court of Chancery of tie State of Della
Il ware, held al New Castle in and for the Coun-
ty of New Castle, of the August Term, Amlo DOM
mi 1923,
Thomas Roberts,
James NJ Groom, Jacob p. Broom, James Roberts
and Sarah his wife, John Roberts, Rachel Ro-
hcr's, Asa Moore and Ann his wife, William
Lyon, Rachel b. Lyon, George Lyon; John Lyon,
and Jacob b. Lyon.
And HOW TO wit, on this twenty fourth, day Of A.
Piii, ammo Domini, ono thousand eight hundred and
iwenty-four, on motion Of Joshua G.. Brinckle ESD
compliments Solicitor, aud on AMdavits fled IT is
ordered by the Chancellor that William Lyon Ra-
chael u. Lyon and Ann Moore do appear in this
Court and in the above cansc, on Thursday the
l2th day OF August next ensuing, aud the Chan
ceor directs that copy of the foregoing order shul
Within thirty days be published in the Delaware
Gazette published at Wmington and the Consti-
tutonal Wing, published at Rio hmond, in Virginia,
and be continued i'll such newspapers for the space
OF three months next after its first publication
.NeU Castle County, SIS. do certify that the above
is true copy ofthc record thcreof.--In tcs-
tmony Whereof !. have hercunto set NV
IL. S. hand and affixed the seal of the said count
~, at New Castle, the Sd day of MAY, An
Domiui, 1924.
DAVID PAINTER, Rcgr
@m3l an ChancerY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01
HARTFORD, (Con.l May %.

Earbnroass.-Flie abompabIc pra ctice of disinter-
ring the dead for anatomical purposes, is becoming
so frequent and appalling in this vicinity, rs To call
loudly for severer satuary enac,ments Iisbut few
months since the grave of Mrs. Hammond, of YER
non, wife of respectable gentleman of that place.
was robbed of its tenant, and although large re-
ward was offered for his detection, the villain has
not as yet been discovered. More recently, the
public mind has been greatly agitated by the dis
internent of respectable female, in the neighbour
hood of New Haven, whose body was subsequently,
found in the Medical Institution attached 10 Yale
College; and scarce had the excitement created bv
thseventsubsidedt hanwe arc called upon TO record
another aggravated violation of the sanctity of the
sepulchrc, which has recently been committed in
this city. Our readers will recollcct week or two
since, we announced the death of Miss Jane Ben
Ton, and the peculiar circumstances attending her
untimely exit. Her remains were inferred in the
South burying ground in this town. and on the Sun
day following, while two young ladies' acaua intan-
ces of the deceased, were walking near the grave
piece of cloth, and tape string were found, which
led to suspcionth the grave had been disturbed
and ona nearer approach their suspicious were con-
hrmed. Information of the fact was Immediately
communicated, and number of our citizens repair
cd to the spot and commenced removing the earth
ana, horrible TO relate, when within foot or n foot
aud an half from the surface, they discovered the
putrid remains of the dc ceased, with rope around
her neck. The wretch wrechcs, concerned in
TINS hesh affair, had unScrewed the lid of sthe cof-
fn and by the aid of the rope drawn the body
rom thence ; but finding it hot fit subject for the
knife oil the dissectcr owing to it; decayed state,
they rudciy iumbicd it upon the coffin, and hastily
closed the grave. No event within our recoliec-
ton, has created such general excitement among
our citizens, and called forth such an universal
burst of indignation this. Indeed this is sub
Ject which comes home to the business and TO-
SONS oil every individual in communicated one
that calls loudly for further legislative interference
Gov. Wolcott has introduced the subject TO the
Legislature, and we cannot believe that they v III
suffer the sacred repositories of the dead to he Tins
sacri!csousy invaded, when it is in their power in
| great measure, to prevent it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01
EXCHANGE & READING ROOM.

"A I the request Of many of the most respec,ahl,
inhabitants of this city, the subscriber has beer
induced to open an Exchange and Readino Room.
Tor the accommodation aud convenience of the MGR,
chants ana citizens generally Tine room now oc-
he opened for that purpose. The principal newspa-
pers and prices current in the United States, an,
the most approved periodical reviews and n,agazncs
III this country ard Europe will be furnished
strangers arc respectfully invited to visit the Ex
change.
The annual subscription to the EXCHANGE will no
I'VE dollars, payable in advance. Persons WISHING
10 SUBSCRIBE will be pleased call at the subscri
oeis Office Due notice will be given of the OPEN
ing of the Exchange.
Inc subscriber will sell public stocks Of every
description atauc'ion or privately.
CARTER B. PACE
Richmond, 18th May. ,sa:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Mercury.

London and Liverpool dates, several DAYS
ater than we have by former arrivals, were
brought to Quebec, by the ship Margaret, Capt.
Fisher, from Liverpool.
The British Government has declared Aleiers
to be iii state Of blockade.
The Chancellor of the Excheauer has moved
in the Commons that a reduction of Is. I'D.
take place, on all spirits imported from the Bri
tsh Colonial possessions in America.
In the House of Lords, on the eth ApriI. tbe
Marquis of Lansdown postponed his motion fora
committee on the Disorders Marriage Bill I'll,
Tuesday 18th May.
In the House of Commons, on the 18Th of
April, Mr.. Hnsklsson gave notice that, on the
Wednesday following, he should move TO bring
in bill, enabling the holders of foreign wheat
TO convert it into flour for the purpose of expor-
tation.
The usury law repeal bill has been lost by n
majority of four.
The Marquis ofLansdown brought in a bill
to enable the Catholics of England 10 vote at
elections III The same manner of those of ireland
read a first time. The Marquis then referred
TO another bill he meant to introduce, the object
of which was to enable the Catholics of ENGLAND
TO hold Offices upon the same principle with those
of Ireland.
1t is rumoured that, among the new schemes
Tor the employment of capital, is to be a ,oan
for the West India Islands.
Il report that Parliament was to be dissolved
at the end ofthe present session, is contradicfcd
by the Courier, as being without the slightest
foundation. The adjournment for the Easter
Holidays was TO be from the 21st April TO the
9Th inst. -
BY an order in counctsa duty Of ss. Cd. nor
ton has been laid upon French shipping. This
duty Is imposed under the Reciprocity Act, TO
place the trade Of the two countries upon an
equal footing English vessels in French ports
having long paid a similar duty.
The quantity of raw silk imported INTO Great
Britain IN 1923 is 9,452,15o pounds, of vbicb
one half was from Bengal, about one-sixt5 fror,
France, onc-sixtb from China and Persia. ono
twelfth from Italy, md az much from Turkev.
The quantity of thrown silk imported vat
50 2,641 pounds, and was entirely from Ia1y.
Letters from Italy state that the Austrian
troops IN the NeaPolitan territories, which, ac-
cording to treaty, should be withdrawn at The
end ofthis year, arc likely 20 be prolonged for
'hTrH years no5c. The anxious aud agjla'ct
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state OF Sicily is said to have dictated to H..
Neapohtan Government the necessity Of this ar
SnGh IS the extent Of buildings going on i'm
ana ABOUT London, that bricks are with difficult
~ oo'ained' and Contractors who are obliged
20 complete .ne'r works by given time, have
oiered 10 shiilmgs per 1000 above the usu-
al price, without being able to Obtain them.
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4 oCkS.-On the 11th April, 1924, taken by the
~ subscriber, from Caleb Stones boat N,.aa-
man Timothy one bag Of corn, about bushels
On the Eth, from Temple Reds boat (hcatlman
Peter) 81 bushels of meal, and about 2O0lbs. loose
tobacco.
The goth, from Nathaniel Goolsby's boat (head-
man james, bushels of corn, and about 1COlbs. of
loose tobacco.
3d. from John Johnson's boat (hcadman Mat
l5Olbs of loose tobacco.
From Richard Johnson's boat (headman Billy)
about 2OOlbs. OF loose tobacco
On the 29th April 1 took from on board of Smitl,
Daviss boat head-nian NIoscs,l one hundred
pounds tobacco.
The above articles vii! be disposed of as the law
directs.
ISHAM RANDOLPH,
Lock Keeper & Insp. Of Joats at Wesfhom.
April 80. w6w28