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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
Reuie,o of the Baltimore Marker

Rerieao of the Baltimore Market,
For the sseek eading Monday. Oct 10.
Extracted from the weekly statement publish.
ed in the Baltimore Patriot.
FLOUR since our last report has
improved little in Howard street,
Sales at 5 3-s-reeeipts small. City
Mills, some sales at IS a 5--stock
light, and the mills doing but little ow-
ing to the scarcity OF water for some
time past--the remark applies TO the in
interior. We are still without any from
the Susquehannah. The Inspection for
the las, quarter ending 30ih Sept. was
upwards Of 100000 bbls.--for the las,
week itamounts to 1907 whole, sc hall
barrels Howard street; 1911 whole, 657
half barrels of CITY Mills and other
Flour and 10 barrels Rye Flour We
quote
Sup. Howard st per bbl.S5 slta5 81.
/" City Mills, extra quality 25
Do. standard quality, 4s7sa5
Susquehanna, none
GRAIN-Of Wheat supplies coht,n-
lie limited Maryland was selling the
latter part OF the week at go 90 A
cargo of Western Shore, 1000 bushels
fair, sold on Saturday at e5--other 10 9
80 as in quality. Corn has declined
since our last--Maryland white SO 5:
sales-yellow, 54a SIS. The supplies
Of Corn have not been greater this week
than previously, but the arrival OF 25ot
bushels on Monday from Charleston
South Carolina! damped the market
which, added to some decline at ths
Eastward, caused depression here
Rye continues scarce, So last sales
Barley IL in demand at rs
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

.hartinsburg Prices Current.
coRRRcrEp wEExIY.1

Owing to the very low state of the
water, preventing the millers in getting
off their fiourl and the great influx nf
Wheat during the last week, our prices
for that article remain stationary, though
brisk. We quote
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
Negro w oman

and four Children; together with some
Household s, Kitchen Farnit,res
among which are an elegan, Side-Roard, BEDS
and Bedding, number OF elegant Pictures, &C.
Nine mp.,tl.s credit will be given. the purcha-
ser giving bond with a-pr.yed security. Sale
to commence ca " in the day.
ALsxANDER ROBINSON
september ..
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

TWAS reported in New-orleans on
the 4th nit. that General Wilkinson
was dead. The information was
brought to New Orleans by traveller
from the interior OF Mexico.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
TlI3 9Az8PTSa
MARTiNsBURG. Der. Is, 1925.

CHsying employed new Carrier. should
any Of The patrons of the Gazette fail in receiv.
ing it, they will have the goodness to apprise
the editor.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
Beef, Boston No. i,per Dbl . So

Cargo price--per ton, IS s7l a 5 so
WHISkEY---demand moderate-.-
Wagons 80 so in bbls. hhds IS. The
inspection of Whiskey for the week
amounts to Is44 barrels and as hhds--
We quote
Hhds. ist proof % cents
Barrels 'stproof, 30 a 80 cents
T0BACC0.--yery few sales Of Ma
ryland Tobacco for the last week, but
the holders are firm with prices at last
quotations. Virginia and Kentucky are
scarce, and prices fully maintained, for
fine, 81 ie--the latter Ga s.-Ordi-
nary, 2Gs. Sd to i0--Common crop,
A to 6-Common red, Ito s. Good red,
8 to io-Fine red, 10 to ID Yellow
and red, i6 to eo--Yellow, 30 to 20
Brown, 6 10 Sine yellow IS 80
Virginia, good & fine Z la-Rappa-
hammock, 81 to 5-kentucky, fine TO 3.
Amoun, inspected and shipped at the
three State Warehouses in Baltimore,
for the week past
Inspected. Shipped.
At Warehouse No. / 100 hhds.I shhds.
- No. 2 500 - 2ol--
-- No. 8 500 - 1l2--
Total sos --54i hhds.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

JAMES CLARK, formerly member
of congress, late one ofthe judges of the
old court of appeals, has been elected
to the next congress in place of Mr.. Hen.
ny Clay. To satisfy an inquiry that will
naturally be made, it may be well 10 add,
that Judge Clak is most decided per-
sonal and political friend of his prede-
cessor. Judge Clark's majority was
975 votes.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
SChEA!E:

ss'ioo Blank, sdsSOTiesssilnsls
This Lottery il formed on the new and no.
pular plan. by the combination oF so numbers
In this scheme with EIGHT drawn ballots.
there will be So prizes with three numbers or,
them; l456 with two Numbers on them, ana
lo'oo8 with one number on them; those tickets
having none of the drawn ballots on them be-.
ing blanks
1Ieksis, Sa-Hairss, So Quarters, al !.
Certificate packages OF 20 Tickets, Ss2 so.
nall and quarter Packages in the same proper
ton
The tickets in this popular Lottery are selling.
OIL rapidly, and to prevent disappointment ia
securing chances, application should be made
Immediately, at
ALIENS
Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington CITY,,
The following were the numbers drawn il
the WASHINGTON CANAL 4 URLAwARns
STATE LOTTERY on the 5,h inst viz:
81 . % Is
A ticket having any one Of the drawn num-
bers on ii is prize.
Orders BY mail promptly attended to, II adj
dressed to
s. s. M. ALLEN s. Co.
Oct. B. Washington City.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
Martinsburg Cloth Factory.

THE subscriber tenders his acknowledge
\ mcnts to his customers for the favours re-
ceived, and informs them and the public gcns-.
rally, that he continues The Manufacturing os
Cloth in the different branches, and will exc.
cute the work in the best manner, snd upon
the most accommodating terms. He will receive.
wool TO be manufactured into any kind or
Cloths, Blankets, Flannels and Csrpetting.-
lie also Manufactures customers wool upoa
shares. or takes wool. soap. or grain in pay.
nent fer manufacturing. He has now on hand.
C!oths, Cassinets. Linsey, &c, for which he
WIZ IN exchange take wool at liberal prices.
ne deems it unnecessary to say aught about
,he qaality OF goods he manufsc,ures, As their
appearance and wear will recommend them.
tie would also infor N bis customers and o.
ther in the neighhorhood of Shephe, dsiown.s.
that Cloth will be rece ived 1t MIR John L. Cook
us Store TO be Pulled and dressed, which viii
De taken away by the stage and returned Gnish ::
ed IN short time.
c. C. coNRADT.
October f3 IL
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

TThere will be preaching in the
German Reformed Church in this place
on Sabbath next, at II O'Clock. a IN. A
collection will be taken for the benefit
of the cong-e CATION.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

We quote ordinary superiine Hour at
SIS IS, Approved Shenandoah county
brands. of which a considerable qnanti-
ty arrived yesterday and the Gay before,
sold from S. 40 to IS 65. The grain
market is slack and Stationary Gas.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

Farming farmer, in Cayuga
county, N. Y. cultiyated, in the present
wear. 765 acres in wheat, which are
supposed to have yielded 1926 BUSH
els, on an average of a5 bushels to an
acre,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

HIDES-Seyeral lots have been re-
ceived since our last report--We hear
of the sales of Rio Grade at ls cents,
as they run-e0 cents for choice, on
Gme. There has been received the
.,ast week, nearly 5000 Ok Hides; and
>a's has been made of a small parcel
Of infer Tor quality West India at IS cts
B. Ayres. and Rio Grade ID. 90
Oronoco s Laguira, IS Is
Brazil, sailed, none i5a
West India, Ia
Horse Hides, per hide, 80
Horse Hair, IA
HEMP-Last sales were $500 for
aa4o lbs. The holders now ask S2l0
Russia, cleans new, long ton, Saio
no. clean. ton 1000 400
Country. I2O $50
HOPS-The expected partial failure
of the crop in England has caused
great advance there, and some improve
ment here-although We quote at 50
SO cents, yet we notice that prices at
Boston are al 81, and some sales have
been effecteda at Is. The price in Eng
land is ISL stg pr. cwt. but the interests
of the agriculturalists are there protec-
ted at the expense Of all other classes,
and even this minor article issubject to
a duty on the importation ofsI. is. ssS.
per cwt. we believe
we quote, last sales, per Id. so SO cts
LEATHER-Country tanners are
to bring in considerable guam
titles, but we do not alter present rates
Spanish sole, oak tan'd, best, Id. 81 %
Do. do. good, 24aa6
Slaughtered do. do. 90 81
Skirting, very good, - ~
common. 26a27
Upper, undressed, (per hide) 81. IS
Horse, do. do. rs
Sole. eastern tan, 10. 23a25
MOLASSES--The import is l0s
hhds and bbls from Guadaloupe-
these brought at the landing 40 cts per
GAL lot of % hhds h. Orleans sold
for az cts-this last sort, as well as
others suitable for the retail trade are
very scarce
Havana, LIST quail gal 81 a
inferior, 81
English LIST. gal 40 a az
New Orleans, 40 40
Gaudaloupe s. Mart 81 a 40
Sugar house, 20 a %
PROViSIONS.--As the season for
packing new Beef and Pork approaches,
the holders of the present stock are
anxious TO sell, and several sales have
been made at reduced prices from our
last quotations--we now quote accor-
dinghy
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

lying on Mil Creak. in the county of Berkeley.
Containing thirtytwo acres. and on which there
- Is an excellent MILL, and other
.ssH valuable Improvements. The pre-.
fsisl else amount now due under the.
deed, can be had At any time by an
pilestior to the Subscriber, or Mr.. Wolfe II
o'clock.
A, 8. TIDBALL, T'ruxse.
October 10. IS2s--c,ds
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
PROVINCE OF pAsTo.-By til,

fROSINCE Or ThSlO.-by tue
last post from the South, we have ra
ceiyed positive intelligence of the oc-
curreAccs in this quarter. After the re-
duction Of that province, there remain
ed few Of the factious bid in desert
places, where il was impossible to pur-
sue them.-As they had no means Of
substance but by robbery, they laid
in wait for travellers, whom they assault
ed and plundered; ard afterwards they
surprised small detachment posted in
Funes.-About this time some officers,
who were not wanted in Guayaquille,
were preceding TO Bogotts, and the fac
tious gave out that they were fugitives
before tho Royal Army in Peru. The
Authorities of Popayan and Paste has
tened to put stop TO sdch absurd re-
ports. The city of Paste not only has
not been implicated in this affair, but
has even formed body of militia of
600 men, for the purpose pf assisting
the veteran garrison: the psople.of the
valley of Patia remainperfectly tranquil.
The Commandant- General of the
Cauca, taking all these circumstances
into consideration, ordered the two
companies of militia whom he had CALI
ed out for the defence of Popayan, to
retire to their homes, and the Execu-
tive Power has recalled its decree de-
claring the province under martial law,
conceiving that there are sufficient for
ces and means in the province, to ac-
complish the suppression of the bandit.
Constitutional Bogota!
Longepity.-Died, in Middletown
Conn. on the 25th, 26th, and .7th ult.
Widow Martha Beals, aged 90; Mrs.
Ann Meig., ga, Deacon Jacob White
more, 90, and Widow Stow,79
Ho,c to extract a pin head or any for
e;cn substance out Of the Ear.-Let .
very large syringe female be used as
an cir pump. This has never failed
with the person advising it--Eng. paper
Farming Gone farmer, in Cayuga
county, N. Y. cultivated, in the present
wear. 765 acres in wheat, which are
supposed to have yielded 1925 BUSH
els, on an average of 25 bushels to an
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13
Trust Sale.

by virtue Of Deed Of Trust. execn,r,, ~
- the subscriber BY Barton Camnbrll and
Margaret his wife. and rccorded in the efiee
OF the county court Of Berkeley; which deed
wasInade for the purpose of securing to Lewis
Wolfe the payment OF three thousand dollars
WITH Interest," ! shall offer for sale, al public
auction, to the highest bidder, for CASH. o,
.a'endsy me l4fh day Of November ners, on the,
premises
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

Hop to extract a pin head or any for
e;gn substance out Of the Ear.-Let q
very large syringe (femaie,) be used as
an cir pump. This has never failed
with the person advising it.-Eng. paper
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

Longspity-Died, in Middletown
Conn. on the 25th, Goth, and .7th ult.
Widow Martha Beals, aged 90; Mrs
Ann Meig., s4;. Deacon Jacob White
more, 90, and Widow Stow,79.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

The Lexington Reporter of the Goth ult
.sys. "tVe understand that Jury has agar
= nd a We dict of guilty against Isaac B. De
lou. ,or the, murder of Francis Baker, and tina
sha, e az ain granted him new trial Th'
the JUDI o. Bro,rn presided on this occa
Hon, asnTg lHockery this!
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

the Agricultural Socie
inc anhua' fa'r &. af,uce in Winchester o.
Of THE Valley will com. norb. (thc 27th)
the last Thursday in this
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

tHRIHStTs INV
Col. Albert and his corps o. i their dntiei
arrived at this place. and resurn They wi!
in the survey OF the Potomac river. rse of
probably reach Washington in the c
or weeks Free Pres Ser
The barn of Mr.. Benjamin Melvin, on Y
sou county, was burnt on Wedaesday 2ohe
II contained 500 bushels of gram and vaf'e',
0ffarming utensils.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

No, 5. win POSITIVELY take place at Provided
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-13

For the sseek ending Monday. Oct. 10.
Extracted from the weekly statement pubrsl
ed in the Baltimore Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-11

e.. Thsmss papers 10 the l5h Jolly have
bees received ct Nsw.Ys,k. The intslli.
genes Of ihs capture, in ,hsi vieinry, Of pi
is,icsi vessel With eighteen men, and OF The
death Of the captain snd mate, 10 fully con /.
filmed. Tho papers mention the, IL was in
contemplation 10 sstsblish Q line Of steam
psckss between ST.. Thomss, Baibadoes, and
Demersfs.
In one OF bis late speeebe, Governor Troup
declared, ths, should srgument be exhausted
Without accomplishing his purposes, he should
"Nsnd by biz arms" We ere now told that
after Geoersi Gaines had closed the bushes.
Of his mission 10 the C,etk county. he 70.
paired TO Miiledgevills 10 pay hi, 'e.pec,s to
Governor Troup; aud the Governor quiued
hi. csp!,sl on the Gene'sl's sppfoSeh. Thi.
10 called {" sfanding by his hsels," or hroesee
versus theory. ~. J. Com. .fdv.
DEATHS ny LIGHTNING MIR. Miles Carter.
OF Candies, ~ C. was killed by lightning On the 22d
ult. Mr.. Carter was sitting on one side Of the fire
place, and an aged female ofhi family the other.
when the lightning descended by the chimney and
struck him dead The woman was stunned for
moment. but not hurt.
A Montreal paper mentions. that during the ,hun
etutbr Oh VIC <y'u uU tWo Htltc, tnc ctucst Ten
yesrs old, daughters Of Basil Moquin Aux Prsires,
vere killed BY lightning. while standing near their
fathers door, but what 10 most singular, is, that
their mother. who standing between them at the
time, did not receive the slightest njuryi awooden
post, near where they stood, shA cred to pieces
Lately. a man below New London Cross Roads,
(ps) was grading against two. Zone working and
one resting by turns overcome by exercise. Le fell
over bis &c, the, and instantly expired.
An article is going the rounds Of tho papers, stat.
ing thar Caplsns Creighton aud Deacon have been
ordered home from the Mediterranean under arrest
This assertion rests only on the doubtful authority Of
the Washington City Gazette, and is contradc,ed by
the New.York American as altogether improbable
and uniounded. The New FORK American adds -
Prom knowledge Of Capt. Creighton. we are ve.
~ confident he could not have exposed himself to sn
arrests for Q more correct officer, or one under ali
circumstances. moro scrupn'ously observsnt Of dis.
ciplne. does not belong TO our service Of Captain
Deacon VIC have the same knowledge"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-11
DieD,

T. l.itleComrtca, Nc Simeon G wilbor, Of New
Hartford. v. sg.d Al.
in Providence, on Tuesday isst, Mrs Sarah Ann
Cooke, wife Of Mr. Caleb C. Cooke, in her % n year
IL Charleston. 6. c on the 9th July last, Mrs.
Iiannsh Fierce, aged - yesrs. widow Of the late
Cap, B.njsmn Pe,ree and only daughter Of ths late
JAbez ChsmpIin. Esq. OF ,his town She vas al sf
fee,ionate wife ard kind mother, aud died much
grelled by al her friends
* And0yer. (Ssss.1 Mss sarah Poor. aged "a
The death OF this young woman 10 one Of those sgi
cal scenes. which. for the honor of humanity, we
wish were less frequent The parent. from q false
regard for the welfare Of her chd had debarred tho
attentions Of respectable young man to her dsugh.
ter, aud tbs consequence, which must have been
heart-rendng to her parent. was melancholy, de-
rangeueut, and suicide by drowning.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-11

sUvDAy-s,t sch. Almirs. or Sandwich r. rroyI
sIoops Albion, Barker. Of Norwich. fr n Loudon,
George 4 MARY. Walden, fr Prov
sophronA. fr soDerbet,
Hannah & Nancy, f. Warren.
Hudson. CrandsIl, Of Tverron fr Prov Tor Boston.
MoNDAY-arr sioops Fame, Walden. ir PROV:
Reformation. Pratt, fr Prov.
Caroline. shesrmsn, fr Troy, for \ Yo,k
Fanny Edwards. OF & fr Ssghsrbor,
Factor. Paul, OF Berkeley, fr y York, fr Dgh,on
MEMO Ran D.f
The sch Keunebec Trader, of this nor, arr At n.
York. on Friday last. Is days r. Ms,snzss
The More & Polly. Of Bristol, was lett at Matan.
zss 20th plt Tor Bristol
The brig John Norris, OF this port was leh :, s,s.
tsnzss Odd us 10 sail for home nsxt day, schooner
Bowen. for wGtea. 25,h
The sioop Wilism of this port, ,ceartd at Charles
ton s5th ult Tor 81. Augustine.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CA,Tty yrn

bN/ EUhDs
sioop Superior, Bennett. NeW-Go'k.
Traveller, Robinson, Boston.
CLEARED,
Brig Margaret. Thomas, Csds,
=. NeIced, Russell.
o. sloop Hardware, Hsskkns, Eev.Tork,
Superior, Be,Be,t, Prosidence.
Herald, Heath, n. York,
=, PAR Haven, ApplebJ. Thompson't Island,
=, speed. Rose, Philsdepbis,
:, BID Jones. Lsw,on. fey.York,
Traveller. Robinson, Providence,
Am Nsris, Gtrdner, N York.
SRRIVILS.
THURSDAY, Aug. Arr. sloops Ware, Hossn'.
fr Tsun n,
H.nnsh 4 Ssney. Saunders. r. Warren.
FRIDAY .rr big Msrssre-, Tbonss, Of Bath.
q y Y0rk
SO ., Albany Vars, r. Albany.
u.ry. Child. fr Prov f0r York,
superiOr, Bennett. 70 fosk.
Rebscca. Allen, r. Albss,,
Vsme walden. II Prov.
ssTURDAY-,u slOops Msr7, fox, Of b for
3crkley. fr Pbilsd
Primrose. Prsby. fr Tsyn,on, fsr y foie
Rasrnst.sn, Putt, f. Prey.
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8arrieD,

In Providence, 3Olh VT by tie Rev Mr. Webb. Mr.
Joseph y. LNwton. TO Mrs Abby &. Esrl.---7th inst
by Ihe kev Mr.. Webb, Capt. Joseph d. spooner. TO
Miss sarah ID Nerily.
In Wilmington. IN C) Capt Gideon Rieke,son. to
Miss Eyeline Perry, dsughler Of the late Col James
Perry, Of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-11
pRODATE NOTICE..

"
Court of Probate, hrwhorf. .fug j, ISIS.
I'HE commissioners on the estate Of Sarah hhts'
b.,h Greene, late Of Newport, widow. deceased.
having M, day presented their report s"d h', OF
ci,im, by them allowed ,gsinr said e,'aie-n 70 OF
dered ths, the eonsiderston thereof be rsierted 70
the fr.t siondsy in September heft Notice - hers'
fore hereby given to Ill person, interested ~ ssid
estate TO sppesr n . Cour, Of Probate 10 he holden
a. the state house in ss Se~por, or said hrst Non.
day IN sep,rnber nest. at 3 o'eioeh. Az. Go she~
cause. " any they have. vhy ssid tepor and "a" oi
claims should no, be received and sle~ed.
Ny order Of ssid Court,
Charles 6, les, Preb Clerk.
A1g
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~ Me Isdeasa9rns Eiss.es, s|Niadi:'sEa.


FsLLow.CI CIr,zyss.-Bevsfe Of ths, man who IS
attempting TO poison your minds win ms.'a'enen,s.
~ rslsiion 10 the political conduct snd character Of
Ddee !. Pesrce. Esq. Who IS the man that makes
sbese charges. know him-you know hin siso
Mho is Duiee J. Pearcel-he is,snd hiss siv.ys been
n, sieaiy and esHss:eni Rspu5ieanS true - stesi
challenge this story-leer % come out openly. and
put his charges upon paper. or make them IN terms
direct and explicit. And within TWEEN. four hours
sfttr he shall have made them, the most oonclu.
Give and irresistible evidence shall be produced Of
heir entire and absolute FAULTY Unlii this aine
rant psihcai preacher shall show himself IN open day.
light, with his charges in his band until he shall
coasen, TO appear before the parties, with bis char
gss, you will am certain. continue to MIR Pearee,
that conf ence. which he has always merited, which
he never BETRAyED. ViAUiCATUk.
LArAYErrs -G:nsrsi Lsisyeue arrived
et WashnslVn oI'S on MoadAy afternoon,
ON BaitImO'e. lie wa, ms on the B.lli.
moe road by tne o.'I,ge OF P'ssidenf Adams,
whose guest the Gene,,i i, du ipg hi, s,sy 10
Washington The Wellington G,zsue Of
NJ ,ndiy mention, that ,he digging and olerior
Of the frigsie ID sndywine weie completed,
end tbH she WIS sbout 10 proceed TO Noriols
20 receive the finishing touch. She is to DO
6ited up id handsome style for q msn OF wsr,
end the Cazsite thinks that, from the pature
al her intended voyage, i, will occasion pref.
~ heavy dfaught on the pockets Of hoe ofi.
Gers iE mess expen.es Gene 81 Lafayeue,
accompanied by the President and Sec etsty
of the Navy, visited tho fendyw'ne 90 Tues
day last. The General will prcbsbly take
tesve Of bis American f'iends ea,iy 10 Sep.
fember. 10 h,s snswer TO 40 sddtess Of the
Mayor Of Lancaster, (Psnn) the following
exp sssien appears TO indicate ,hs, the United
Stses msy be ye, favored With smother vIsi,
from him -" A parting which would sull
moe 'egre,. did no' preserve The hope,
shaf il Is no. fbe lass nme that I am blessed
t7Gb zoe sight Of Mis hahty asa Ssi0ved land"
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Coprf Of PROBATE. hevhorf, fug |. 1928
A " instrumen, Of writing. dated the 9Th day of
"A June. 1928. purporting TO be the last all snd
Testament Of Latham Thursion late Of Newport, de.
ceased. VAS this day presented the Court Tor Pro.
bate -shereupon it 10 ordered that the considers.
tion thereof be referred TO the rs, Mondsy in Sep.
tenber nerti Hotioe is therefore hereby gwen 10
Ill persons interested therein. to spper. " they ,ea
a.. at Court Of Probate 20 be holden Of the state.
house In sale Newport. on the q st scndsy N sep.
tember nex, 81 eloct, .s AMI they Shsl DC heard
respecting ihe same.
by order ~ sAid Court.
Chlrlcs Gyl PrOb Clerk.
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fanrp Painting.

NETT SYSTEM OF PAINTING on VELvET,
IND SATIN
ALSO,
FANCY Painting on Paper. with colours India
4 Ink and Crsyon, by A. II. ENG STR0M, q, the
widow OF the late Capt John Esrrs,-No !, Grfin
street.
Masonic aprons painted on velvet and satin, with
colors and India ink at low price. Specimens Of
either kind TO be seen above.
Minerals from Norway are kept for sale
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