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AgricWAture.
From the West-Chester Republican.
The advantages Of Lining Land.

AHS pushHtoSeo " ~N'"tbSS h<uNus
The efficacy of lime as manure is gen.
orally and experimentally well understood
in Chester county; and when reflect on
the benefits which the farmers here have
so long derived from the practice ofliminr
their land, am constrained to express nv
astonishment, that its virtues as a manure
arc so little known, or so little apprccia-
ted, in the interior of Pennsylvania, state
somewhat celebrated for its agriculture.
particularly in the growing of wheat,
which constitutes its staple. Th. advan-
tages of lining. imagine, are we'll illus
trated in the following account furnished
me by my friend, David Dickey, of Lower
Oxford township, who, for his enterprisinp
spirit in both agricultural and manufactur,
| ing pursuits, merits the appreciation of the
community for the good example he sets
| them.
About thirteen years have elapsed since
Col. Dickey purchased the farm whereop
he now resides, containing 1870 acres, a,
So per acre. The improvements on it, a
the time he bought it, were of the most in
different description. The dwelling wa,
enphatically the habitation of poverty
The late proprietor was net able to sun
port a wife and FIVE children, though h,
was very Industrious. A still more ius
conception of the native barrenness of ithi
place may be had. by rejecting on wha
the price OF land was IS years ago. A
that time land was about its highest. A
Tar back as Cumberland county, in I'M;
state, five miles from Carlisle, there WA
land Of but midling quality, the improve
ments but Indifferent, and not eniovin
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approach of Blue Spirits and Grey, Black Spirits,
and Chimcras dire, with monsters OF hideous
firms
Resolved therefore, unanimously. That We pre-.
fer the society of youthful besux and honorable
officers, TO those who are attracted by the de-
mon Of avarlce, which is inevitably leading them
onward to utter destruction. That we will con-
tnue to Use both bonnets, pin.cushions and tor
toise shell combs. so long us they are useful o.
and that until the Bachelors become peniteDt,
they must expect 'to walk by themselves OF be
showed in the water.
MINERVA BEAUTIFUL, Pres't
IcSfe-LavINlA LOVELY, Sec'ry.
The Fair of Richmond return their thanks to
,he Editors of lhs Compiler, and request the far
ther favor to publish The above, for the benefit Of
tlre old Bachelors. LATINlA LOVELY,
Secry. to tile assembled Fair OF Richmond.
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her South American colonies, Is m;,iE;o,
Of subjects, $4,000 square leagues of,err;
tory, and 400 millions reals year in snsr;s No.
and produce. f'''e
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A letter from lady at st. Petersbursh,
dated December 5th, 1925. to her friend
in Baltimore, says:-" gentleman just
arrived from Vienna brings the news of the
Empress Maria Louisa's marriage, IA secret
one) with her Chamberlain the Count
Nyperg, a very distinguished man who
has lost an eye, it is said, in the military
service"
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THEA TIRE.
LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR.

LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR.
1o6ins celebrated Couedy Of fhe Honey Noo.,,
only time.
N1, Farce Of ihe Shectrc bridegroom.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, August 6.
MILL be presented the much admired Comedy
w in acts, written by the late JonN. ToBiN,
ESQ. atrue disciple ofthe shaksperisn school, called
the
,..n HONEY MOON,
rs performed at the London and American Theatres
with universal appreciation.
Duke Arausa, Mr. Thayer.
Rolando, Mr. Clark.
JsqueL, MIR Brown.
Juliana. Mrs Waring-Esmors, Miss Powei'--Vo'
lante. Miss Clarke-fostess, Mrs Barnes.
(Other char acters in bills.)
In act 4,h, The Original Dance-by the characters.
To which will be added
new and laughable entert sinnent, called fhe
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM,
II GHOST ~ SPITE or HIMSELF!
As performed at the Boston and Providence The
aires with great applause.
Characters in bills)
Doors open at o'cloce-Performanoe commence
at balf past7. -
Tickets may be had at Mr.. g. wsn,on's, and MIR.
shaw's stores--and al the Theatre.
Aug &, 1924
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July IS.
NOTICE.

Courf Of Probate, Nescfors, .fag. Q, 1924.
yNyHEREAs Eleaxer Trs vctt, attorney TO the Ad.
w ministrator the Estate OF William Prior,
late Of Newport. deceased, has this day presented
his administration account for allowance, and the
consideration thereof referred the first Monday of
September next. Notice is hereby given to all per-
snns interested therein TO appear, it they fit. at
in said Newport. the said FIRST Monday Of sep,em-
Der next, ST o'clock, A. N. to show cause, IL any
they have. why said account should not be allowed.
Notice is also given. that the COMMISSIONER re-
port on said Eslste, will be acted upon by said
Court, AT the same time and place
by order Of said Court
CHARLES GYLEs, PrOs. OK.
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There is no written con n,iituiion Of Govefn.
meat for this ststs-hss been often repeated
BY an Interested desc, iption Of people iD heir
charscieristicsl stfsctstioa. II is something
smusiog TO see, with how much facility some
may become iamilsfized with tho most
=, oundless reasons for their acquiescence 10
: c assumption OF premises, the soundness OF
jch theS.give themselves litlle or 10 troubs
'r--,,7 ysmini6g. Some theorists have auen' ot.
j, D ridicule Great Bri,sin for mol having .
IL g,ten constitution. What then have they
~ i an efficient Goyernnent, surpsssing IN
public grandeur. and private felicity every ma
ton in Europe And have we not sn efIic.
lent government, proved so, both 10 peace and
war were We net pGeeminent above ell The
colonies for having among its illuslrioGs found.
es man OF Usnscendant celebrity and re-
nowp, for having been the Hfst legislator on
earth, who established . free, full and Also.
Lutte liberty Of conscience, and for having been
principally instrumental in obtaining charter
of incorpo alton, constituting the government
OF This slate o representative. democracy,--or
in oiber words 1t bore the disting uishe ed iu,rs
ofa republican govefnmen, under monarchy.
1hi, in truth may be coassdstcd without an
example.
10 subscribing tho declaration of Inde pen.
dence, ard recognising 'he free principles Of
government contained 10 the charter, We be-
cane and have contlnued sn lgdehenaent Re.
public.
=. The full security OF indvidusl rights exeu.
pihed in our free in n'tnuuoDs afforded the 9th.
yer states an example for imitation. OF which
they syaiied themselves.
legal independent judiciary has no, sl.
ways been mos, fsyotsbls 10 civil liberty. The
cP'oiun OF all tho Judges under Charles !.
were given against established tights in favor
o! ship money which opinion was si,erwa 'ds
conde mnsd by the House OF Commons with.
on dissenting voice, yet tho opinion OF the
Judge, stf1rJed pretext Of legal authority for
Nopp' eaaion and 'ycanny, which eventually cost
thew prince, the boss Of his head, ss we'll as
ai: klngJom. CASSIUS.
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THEATRICAL COMMUNICATIONS.

Oar T>oeatre, during the present season,
has prcsenledthe attraction of frat raie plays
snd they have been enacted with fidelity and
success. Tho siander on our berslity md
taste, can no longer be credited; when it is
knoXr, that We have distinguished and reward.
ed MGfIr. We rene Dbet TO have seen tho
.9mericm Rose,Ms, in Newport poor as we
are, he nsd cordial welcome his benefit
was d crowded house : We could almost say
that MOI a soul was absent Mr., Hodgkinson
retired fiom Newport, impressed with the
klDdes' tecoliec,ions OF tho nun hcencc, and
4 endsnip Of its inhabitants no has subse.
Quently re,Ifed from the stage, and from the
worid-unversallye esteemed. s.. ..;... a.
Adrsn & Oh lila was repeated on Monday
evening, TO u house almost as iull and over.
Aowing, as that which came TO bid farewell 10
our fssl Roscius IL was a most respectable
audience, attracted by the merits OF the play,
and the .sbliiy OF The performers: ,hcie e was no
falling Of iU the representation If we 5cov.
cred any fault, il was an evident attempt TO
please, and We 6e'leve the attempt was sue
ccsslu Mrs. Wsring, always brlIisn, in the
light and aify scenes OF comedy; was deeply
affecting in tho Madame Clei mont, Of this
piece, and she was we'll supported by Misses
Powell! and Clarke. Mr.. Clarke is uniformly
correct /; bu, hi, agile Is not a dull and unbrol..
en- unfoi mi,y there is life, and vgor, and
conception, IN his nsnoer, which discovers
his knowledge OF human nature. and the pas.
aipns Of the human heart. Nj. Thayer gains
on our esteem. M. B,own has mode US
laugh so often, fof our own health and comfort,
that we confess ourselves his debtors, and
mrs. o7ys him one, until We can square sccosnis
Messs Chsrnock, Bsina'd, spear, Spcoaer,
&c. sre very respec. able in the line oi their
profession snd contribute, 10 no small degree
10 our amusem.nt: ~ fact The Company is
truly Respectable, and deserving public pa.
-lrpnsgc.'
No, the least, etlons ,hc many attractions
which have been announced, !, The favorite
dances, in,tuduced by Mas Clarke, assisted at
l.;nes, by Ms. Bay (; II is delIgh.iui usas.
,ion, from The serious o1d the gaJ, and we al.
wy vi'ntss II wlth pleasure.
In con iusion, wo wruld acknowledge, that
sSe,y CO, lie, obe .ha'e, Of &c ,.berohg and
pat-onags which has been extended towa. ds
ihe Thesue, mu'; be placed 20 Ihe credit OF
aidd.stown, Portsmouth, and shs adjoining
towns.
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NOTICE.

Coarf Of Probate, Newhort. .dugusNc, 1924.
M HEREAS application has this day been made.
w for administration on the estate OF Charles
Sherman. late OF Newport. deceased, and the con-,
sdcration thereof referred to the first Monday of
September next Notice 10 hereby given to all per-
sons interested in said estate to APPEAR, IL they shall
sec fit, at Cour, Of Probate TO be holden a, the
sste.house, in said Newport on said iirs, Monday
of oeptr. next. at O'Clock, AN. and they shalt DC
heard respectog the same.
BY order Of said Court
CHARLES GYLES, F'rc5. Clerk
Aug s.
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
WE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Hon Court Of Probate, for the town Of New.
port, in the county Of Newport, Commissioners
TO receive and examine the claims Of the creditors
against the estate Of
STEPHEN PERRY
late OF said Newport, deceased, Mariner represented
insolyent. hereby give notice, that ak months from,
the date hereof is allowed to the creditors of said
estate. to bring in and prove their respective claims
and that we shall attend for that purpose at our re-
spec,ive dwellings, at any time during said period.
PELEG KAiGHN,O
WM. STEVENS, ! Conin,is'rs.
otis CHAFFEE
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment 10
JOSIAH C. SHAW. .aan'r.
Aug 2, 1894. AS
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State OF Rhode Island, &c.
'1NF''~ Ut '''''7'~
grBog1 mr. -CkyPs Office. Suhvemc Ju.

iEWPoR7, se.-Ckyk's Office, Snh'eme Ju.
d,,ioi Court, .hnguH g. 1929.
ON application to me this day made by Jo'ep',
~ IS 1wneii, Jun. Of Newport. IN The county OF
Newport pe,iloneg fer the benefit of tie Insoiyent
act Tor no,e 20 issue his creditors for Ibe pir'
pose of nomnA n, assignees The creditors OF ,he
said Iaseph are hereby notified to appear before
the scnters Juiic al Court, to be holden IN New
por,, v,,hln anj for IT.. county Of Newport, 90 the
fourth Monday in August next ensuing the date
htreof snd nominate or more assignees 10 take
ssignmen, uf the estate and elects of the sad
Joseph foE the benefit OF his CREDITORS.
HOLMES WEAVER, Ce Z.
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NOTICE.

Coavt Of PROBATE, Nezvhort, Iugn0 2, 1924.
tNJ HEREAs application has this o. been made.
w for administration on the CO. ate Of William
Greene'!, late OF Newport, n"w er. deceased, and
the consideration thereof REFER ed TO the frs, Mon
lay Of sept next Notice u nereby giyea to all per-
sons interested IN said est tc. TO appear they shall
see f., alta Court OF y cobate, 10 be holden at the
state house. IN said r.ewpor. on said hrs, Moodsy
OF september next at o'clock, a. N. and they sha
be heard rs'peer og the same.
By order Of said Court.
CHARLES GYLE5, Prob Clerk.
Aug5.
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BY the President ofthe United States.

ny "tc l. 'copSSbt " ftc S"sSo
In pursuance ofiaw, !, JAMES MosnoE, President
of the United States, do hereby proclaim and
make known, that public sale will be held at the
town Of Jaekson, the seat Of government Of the State
Of Mississippi on the fret IforIay in December nerr.
for the disposal Of the Land situate in the follow
ing described townships in the district Of lands ceded
10 the United States by the Choctaw Indians, via
East Of the JferiAan line Of che District Uess Of
Pearl Riprr .F
Fractional townships, Nos. ID IS, Is. and ~, OF
range No q, II. Is, 10 & IL, OF range No S.
Hest ofthe Jferidon ire Of he CASctaw Distrte..
Townships, No. 2. g. =. 10 and IL, Of range No. l.
7.8, 9, and 10 2
~ and9 tH- 9
Eaa .fhs Meridian line Of me Choe,cv DssrreI
Townships No. I.3, 10. IL, IL, Of range No.
The lands o' ssrved by law for the use OF schools,
or Tor other PLposes will be excluded from the sales,
which will commence with the lowest number OF
section. Township snd range, and will proceed in reg.
u'ar nv .nercai order. .s
c'' en- under my hand, at the city OF Washington
tb's fifteenth day OF July. AID. 1874.
JAMES MONROE.
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner Of the General LsndOfce.
July %. ID
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SHOE Store.
Josiah o. Burdick,
LADIES' Fancy Shoe Manufacturer,

l24, THAMES STREET,
y EsPEcTruLLY informs the ladies' Of Newport.
~ and its vicinity, that he now has on hand. a
complete assortment of Ladies Shoes, consisting OF
Denmark sa,ns, Goublc pruness, satin lasting, kid
and morocco of different coors. all made expressly
for retailing. Also, Russia shee,ings, by the piece
or yard English patent thread by the quantity or
single bali, binding and lining skins, boot webbing
and cords, polished steel avis and tacks. oil which
will be SOLD cheap 10. Cash.
Aug 9. 1924,
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this distinguished nah, he gave pleasing eeiience,o
those best acqusnted with him. that he had expeii.
enced the power of converting grace. and won 4 OF
ten summon all the energies of his powerful mind TO
express 10 those about him. his Views of the utter
wortbessness of all human a,tsinmsnts in compari-
son with the experimental influence OF the relie ION
Of Jesus Chris, on the heart He met death with
expressions OF entire resignation to the Divine wii
and With apparent composure and serenity of mind
Prov Ga=
Atwes'erly .cn the LIST instant. yaEss Ns6Seld. Esq
aged so years
At Trenton, ~ J. yarres J. Hilscn, ESQ. editor Of
the True American. Mr.. w. was formerly a scpa,
tor in Congress, and at his death Postmaster At
Trenton e.
At Marblchead Capt. Bsnj.rnin Treveii, commsn.
der OF The revenue.culter At Eastport.
Al Warren, Capt. Edssard Gardner. -..--
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NOTICE.

tn, Members of the Auxiliary Tract Society. in
this town. are Informed that the fest parcel OF
Tracts have srrived. and that each one may haze
their proportion by calling at s. w vIasos's.
AUSrlh, agent.
Eewport, Aug 9, 1924.
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State of Rhode Island, &c.
NEYPoRr, sc.-Cier&'s Office, SuLrtms yssa
e'eiaf conrs, County Of .Atwao,f, i4'A Ju,
". 1924.
WHEREAS Hannah Rawson Chase. Of Newport,
IN SAID county, wife Of Elphslet Chase. late os
Providence. in tie county Of Providence, nssriarr,
has this day filed in said Office his certain petition
praying tor the reasons stated the ren ,ha, the brd
OF marrisge snsbsisting between her and The said,
Eiiphale' Chase might be dissolved. and decree Of
divorce promulgated This is therefore to give no,
tce to the said Eliphalet to appear. tf he see fit
before our said supreme Judicial Court to be holdess
Al Newport, within and Tor the county of Newport.
on the fourth Monday ia Angus, next. ensuing, the
date hereof and shew csuse II any he hath, why the
prayer Of said petition ough, no, TO he GRANTED.
HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk.
I,,l.
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S,a,c Of Rhode. Island, &c.

Jniy i3sh, 1924.
THE creditors OF George BrowncIi. Of Portsmouth.
H. the county Of Newport, laaorer. are hereby
notified TO appear, ifiey shall see st. OF the General
A,.eubly, 10 be holden at Providence on the last
Monday Of ectober neat to shew cause why his petit
tion for the benefit Of the act, entitled an act for
the relief OF insolyent debtors" ought not to be
granted. hLNhi po"IN' "ee'5'
.Iuy %.
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Wool Carding.

wool of all grades carded into Rolls in the rery
W test manner, at the usual prices. by the sub
scriber, at his Mills, on tire West Road, (awtont
Vsley)-Pay taken in Cash or produce.
WALTER CORNELL.
Portsmouth, July 23.
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MEMORANDA.

.NE.fOR.7.rDi. ' -
Arrived al Richmond. 2Sd ultmo, sioop Rosetta,
Chace. from this port.
At Cowes. June is, brig Ann G alsden, Barker, of
this port, AZ days from Ma,anzas.
At Cronstadt June Is, Leonidss, for II Island, I'm.
certain,
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suItwnzcx.-The schooner Dolphin. was cap
sized in squaII, on the 10Th ultimo lat S4t Ion 6S
SO, days from NewYork. A few minutes after
filed with wa,er-vessei, and cargo, consisting of
-four. beet, and specie, totally lost The crew took
TO the boats, and was taken up by the ship Eagle,
Capt Kelly. who has since arrived in Nantucket.
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QJThe subscriber, Agent for receiving and dely' :
ering Wool in Newport, vii! guarantee its safe and
speedy return. u. w. LAYTON.
Newport, July 80 Jy29
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

FUNI OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,
Ship boy. Greene. Gouenburg.
Brig Emeline, Crockett, Havana.
Sch'r Jane. WILCOX, Havana.
CLE.fRED,
Drig Emeline Crockett, Gibraltar.
Sioop Albany, Vars, New.Ycrk.
Saturday,, JR. Sl-Arrived at quarantine brig En-.
cline. OF Portland. IL days from Havana, for Gibssl
tar. pu, in for supplies.
.MsHday, 'fus"si 2-Arrived schooner Kennebec
Trader, Clinton, 10 days from Havana
Same day-schr William, of Rochester, 81 days
from New.Orleans.
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4, 4 meeting ofthe members oj ne Providence
Bar, snecially convened, 0" he son day 9
Jalu, d. II Is24-Ho7. Samne! ". Bride
ham. President, an ne Char on 1ofi0n Of
voSn Plsnsaa, Es9. Dislrict Ttfo'ney--
hxFesoitcd, Tia, the mem5e" Of this Ba
kea,o, win the deepe., sorrow the dseesse oi
mir distinguished brother, the Hon, David
x.4wcIl, Judge Of the United States District
\Cour,, Tor This Disuic': ihs,they will cherish
- met mofy with 3 lasting and profound re-
6, for the many grea' quliues which con-
ted in him cbsracter Of digniiyi eD' gy
Extensive usefulness, among his eoR.sm.
Mes, and eonsectste his memo 10 p,s.
XYths, in him they remcmbst the pro.
nd classical seHolat, the able and clio
dyocste, the accomplished civilian snd
1.-THE leaned sod upright Judge, tho
fm and energetic feeling. In his
he State and he nation suffer loss.
rfrhst this Bar tendct their con.
ocsrs sympathy 10 the members
HSnf the deceased, ASSURING them
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Mar klk u,

In this town, on the i7th ump, by the Ee7 Mr..
Burdick, Mr. U'iidm .7tar, OF Dartmouth, (Nass)
to Miss M1San Burdck. daughter Of lie Rev. Henry
Burdick.
On Thrrsdsy evening. last. by the Rev Nr. Green,
Mr. PiH somiwick, to Mrs YEYa,y Comuock.
In Stonug ton borough, on the 28h ui,Imo, by the
Rev MIR Hart. Mr. Charles T. phelbs, Of tbst place.
to Mps .7cn R. Ram7lond, daughter OF Mr. James
hammond, of this town.
Al Tverton, l7th instant, Mr. E5en C8ori, Of
Litle Compton, to Miss INN .faHcheSter, oil West.
port.
IN tbs town on Sunday last, Miss Mary UsH,
aged g5. ..s
At sea. on the llh uurro. IN board the brig viii.
liam, Of Portland, Sir Baie5 Brooks, Of this town,
aged 81 years.
" Providence Friday morning last, suddenly The
Hon Da1Ii Ha5. Z. Judge OF te District Court ef ,he
L. ). for this state, aged II yr.rs. The deceased
was a native OF New Jerscy. but rcmo,el to this
state st an early pcriJd of life. a., enjoyed, for
many yeas, m9St tX,cnsiyc Practice =, our Bar,
where h'i uncommon natural powers and 'egsi &C.
qu-emeni; ~ 'ced him ine head Of TIC profession
lie was To- Jeiiy u,e.ibcg OF Congress. Judge u
he s"''-erus Court. and Auorney.t,cueral ot,bis.
dTp'Gd state. sie was Professor Of Law, and 'c,.
low Of Brown University, and irorr ~ FIRST es,ab
lshmcnt, onc OF the most active and efcient cnV
Of tho Institution, up To The period o. his dcSes =
lie was ono OF the Commissioners for runnlp IN,
northern boundary line between the " sites AM
Crei: Britain. Tie was for some years pi,,ri,t At
torn " for the Rhode.Isana District, az during thc
last fourteen years enjoyed the ofic which he held
at las deceasc. As general an, Classical scholT
he was proyerbisIly distinguished. lie was remark
ably we'll read on The subject OF theology, friend
and supporter Of moral and religious ins,i,u,ion,
lie was an exemplary sttendsnt Of public ~orshil
snd especially ot late years. tire duties OF socs
aud f'rily religion. But what - OF more impor
tanS~:lsn every oihet consijeSaion in relation Il
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GRINDSTONES.

9 tons fine blue Grindstones
DO do. manufaeturcd--
a new article, and worthy the attention OF mechanics,
kor sate, by JOHN SThRNB,
rrly q rann,s,er's whsyf:
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A young woman living near the Rock
Mcer,og House, Nottingham, Cecil County,
MAJ ylsnd, as delivered on Thu, sdsy morning
last, of Jour sons-we regret to say they did
not live. 80. .Deiaanre IVafchman.
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Arrangement, have been commence
throughout Wi gipia TO have G'snd Fesuy.
in honor Of La Fsyeue, to be gwen whsr
CornWslis suIrsndered.
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II is rumored that Commodore Barron is
abou, to DO called into service BY tho Navy
Department.
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Arg s.