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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16
New Establishment in Petersburg, Va.
KYLE & CAPERTON

Havt Ftcelved by the late arriva1s large aud very
general assortment of
BFttSh, French, LpdiH. German and Domestic
DRY GOODS.
find expected Ly the nert arrirals,
100 Bag: prime Green Coffee,
10000 Havana Srgars in Ia s. 8 hcvcs,
80 Bales (apprbved factory Cotton Yarns, no. SIS,
With select assortment Of
BOLTlNG CLOTHS
II being the intention of OF the pane to remain
constantly i'll the Northern Markets, they will be supplied
at all times with whatever is nnd-desirable
Country Merchants aud others invited to call, as
every article composing this extensive assortment will be
offered, wholesale and retail, small advance for Cast.
or Torn accepianceS
JuH &,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11
EX AurHoRITx,

Laws OF THE UNtTEp STATES, pAssFD AT
rus FIRsT SESSION OF THE NINE
rEEETu coSGREss.
PUBLIc-No. 7,
AN ACT making appropriations for the
purchase Of Il oks. and dcfraying Ger
tain expenses for the use of the Library
of Congress.
Be II tnnctfd bg The Senate and House
Of Representatives. ofMe United States Of
.4nericu IN Congress assembled. That thu
sum af i've thoustnd dollar- b., aud thu
SAM ~ hereby appropriated out of any
money in tue Treasury, not othPr. ise ap-
propri tied, for thu Imrrbasclof hooks, IN.
der the direction OF the JOINT Llbrar, Com
mitter, for thr use ofthe Library Of Con
gress.
SEC. 9 .ind be II further enacted. That
thu sum Of l~o bundled and ninety five
dnllors and tw"nty five cents be. and the
Sane ~ hereby, appropriated out of n
ny unapploprinled money IN the Treasur,
for defraylug the Expense for two 4tas-s
anil eiue tnas Of coal for thr use uf the L.
brary Of & nEr.ss.
APPRoyEp- larch 8, 1926.
JOHN Quincy ADAMS
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AZ ~ " - u 80
JOHN q ADAMS
PuBI.ie--No. 81

AN ACT fur The survey ola route for a
Canal between the Atlantic and the Gulf
of Mexico.
BE n enacted by the SsnGt, and House Of
Representatives, of The United Sfoles Of a
mfr'cd IN Congress assembled. That the
president at the Unitrd States be, and hr
ishrrrby anihorl1ed 10 cause to he made
an accurate aud minute rxatnination off the
country south nt the 81. Mary's river. and
iacman'g the same, with view 10 ascpr-
tain The most eligible route for canal. adj
uniting thu transit Of boats, to connect the
III 'ntc with the Gulfof Nrxico. and. also.
With riew o ascertain the practIrabllty
OF 2 SHIP chann"l, HAT hr cause pariicu-
hrly in b" tx,mlnrd IN. route co,n In.
ST. Narys river Ia the Appalacnlcala river
oi bay, and from HE II. johns i've, to the
Vassas usa bay, with - view in both the
above objects; that he cause the ntcpssarv
surveys both by land aud aloug thu coast.
with estimates If the expense of each. .c-
cnmpanied With proper pIaas, notes ohsrr-
yaIl"ns, explanations aud opInlons, of the
boHd ni Engineers, and that h, cause a
fdll report of these proceedings IL b. nade
10 Congress; and To carry the sam. into
ell ct, the sum ut twenty thuusand doll ar,
b., and the same is hereby appropriated.
ont OF any money IN the Treasury, not ..
ther.ls- appropriated
APPRoy ED-March 3. 1923.
JOHN q ADAMS.
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.renty.nioe thousand fire hund-cd dol.

.Renly-nioe thousand fire hund-ed dol
lars.
For the pay of Sub-Agents. as esiab.
lished by law, thirteen thousand FIVE hun
dred dollars.
For presents 10 Indians, A. authorized
by az ofonr thousand eight hundred aud
twa. fifteen thnusand dollars.
For the contingent expenses, ninety
fiv- thousand dollars.
SIC. Z. lind be II further enacted, That
the several sums hereby appropriated shall
be p,id out of any money in III. Trrasn-
~ not otherwise appropriated : Prouided
hOmsUer, That no money appropriated ny
this act shall be paid Ia any person, for
la, compensation, who ~ in arrears 10 the
United Sthtrs. until surh person shall
have scco inird for aud paid iptn the 1Tea-
sury ell sums for which he may be liable:
Pr0pided, atsO. That nnthing IN this sec
tinn contained shall lie construed to rK-
I, nd Ia balances arising sirly fror- the
depreciation Of Treasury notes, received
by such person to be- expended IN the pub
lie srr,ic ; but ia all easrs where the pay
or salary of any person is withheld Ia pur-
snancr of this act, il shsl be The duty of
the accounting Officer, # demanded by the
party, bI@ agent or attorney, 10 report
forthwith To the agent III the Treasury De-
psrtnrnt he balance due, aud it shall be
the dut, of the said agent, within sixty
days thereafter, To order suit To be cou,-
msnt.d against such delinquent aud hlS
sulrtirs.
ApPRovED-March rs 1895.
JOHN O. ADAMS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11

SDY virtue of a deed of trust executed by
- James S. Nc Alister to the subscribers.
Tearing date the 10th january, 1924, and duly
recorded in the county court of Campbell,
Will be sold, by way Of public auction, TO the
highest bidder for cash, at Campbell court
house, on the first day of June court NEXT, ths
following property, viz About 81 acres Of
Land, commonly called the Store Tract OF
Land, lying in said county all the said Jas.
S McAlisler'S interest in the real and person
al estate of his deceased father; together
with the following slaves, viz Jenny and
Dick, together with their further increase, Il
any all his, the said James S. household and
kitchen furniture, or SO much thereof as will
he sufficient 10 satisfy and pay the debt mem
toned in said deed OF trust, and other eKpen-
ses attending the saIe. Acting as trus'ees,we
will convey only such title rs is vested in Us
under said deed.
CHISWELL DARNEY, )T,rs,o.s
GEORGE STEPToE,
Nav 3. tdS40
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11
JOIN QUINCY ADAMS
fPuEtIc-No. al

AN ACT con,etni x thr transportation Of
thr mail between Vlncennes aud ST.
Louis.
BE II enacted BY ne Senate md House NJ
Representatives. 9th. Omitted States Of i
mrrieG Ia Congress assembled, That 90
much ri the act, sntitles " An act u alter
aud establish certain Post Road" ap-
proved, March third one thousand eight
HUNDRED and twenty our, Az directs that
" he mail from Nlncsones, indianoa, To
ST Louis, Missouri, shall pas- by Wanda
La shall be, aud the same hereby ia ~.
peal d
APPROVED March 3.laqB
JOHN q. ADAMS.
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q Ut ,. I Z 70.
JOHN q ADAMS.
PuBLIC-ho 10.

AN ACT 10 extend The limits of George
tu"n in the District If Columbia.
Be It enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives cfthe United States Of 4
mtL'ca IN Congress assembled. That. in add
oliIon to the limits prescribed by IN act
supplementary 10 an act. entitled An act
81 omend the charter of Georgetown" an
proved third March, one Thousand Gig ht
hundred aud nine, the said limits between
cf'cnth and eighth streets shall b. fur
ther extended so as To extend westwardIv
from Fayette street three hundred feet
APPRovED-March 3. 1926.
JOHN q. ADAMS.
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said the Emperor has called upon the Sc
nate, far advice and council 10 the pre-
sent emergency aud that they have sd.
sisrd HIM III dlSbsod one half ~ his army
md TO refrain from taking any part in be
half Of the CIR eks for tear of the example
of supporting r. bellinus subjects.
THIS country seems to b. qnelly, aud
without apparent effort. extficaiins itself
from its embd,rasspents. Arllclrs al
commerce begin tn bear real price. and
trade and manufacture will gradu lily re-
vive. IN \. inner.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11
JOHN q. ADAMS.
IPyJnLIC-NO Il

AN ACT making appropriations for the
Indian Department for the year one
Thousand eight hundred and twenty ak
Re ii enacted by the Senate aud House
q Representatives. The United States Of
.!niericd an Congress assembled. That tn.
following sums be, aud the same are here,
oy, appropriated, to wit +:
tar The pay of the Superintendent of
Indian affairs at ST. Louis, and the sever
q Indian Agents, as established by law
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11
LoNpoH, cad March

boNDON, I'D MARCH.
The King is again convalescent-after
having been severely attacked with fever
& some Inflammation, in consequences of a
cold taken by failing asleep Qua sofa with
the windows of the adjoining room open
and March wind blowing nn him.
The Duke ot " ellington has arrived at
st. Petersburgh, and had an audience of
the Emperor, Here they either do moi,
ar profess not to know. any thing about
Russia, OF its probable condition. 1t is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11

morning between the Steam po,,u
les and Post Boy, for a stake of ssnra o'a'
Great numbers turned out earl, -
morning aud remained an IN. ls," 70.
la'e IN ihs afternoon, befur. th.y w
be convinced that they we're "AprIl Fo's
We are pleased to learn that VI, 7,
man of this city. whose WIFI, and =.
il"'- child wrr- destroyed by the .,a''
sion oi the alma steam host, Two w..
since, and whose affairs since, we ,rs yn
have not been ptosperoua. has d,awa W."
prizes in the lottery recently dr.m. "o
! Washington: on. of 1000 dollar, and az ="
other Of $4,000 N, J. .4me,,cqn
Bottimore, .9p,i 2s.-The ve,er.,
tor Of the Columbian Ctnlinel, B.,,..a'
, RUSSELL, Esq. one nf the oldest a. ''
corps editorial, arrived IN our cit, TN. ,o' e
Mug from Boston. He has presided a '~'
editorial desk i"r forty two years and w, ,'s
Is his fist appearance thus far Son,b -
riog his lfr line He contemnl,,aa WI
tending his visit to the sage of AI6,,,..pa'
lPotaot
S@S~~@
North American Rerit,o We ara
in being able 10 announce, from pood s.,0
rity. thai by the brig Bantam, Trs,o a''ho'
list of new Subscribers TO the Nortb As
can Review hns been received from r.
Ayres, al the head OF which is the DIETS
ed 1atriot and statesman, Don Bernard, m
, vadavia we'll known to the world az ~, "
siorer ot good order and governnep, -
native country, and as her distinguished ~
bassador 10 tn" Court of Great Britain u 'd>
log lately returned from his embassy - a.
circle OF his atfec,ionale friends and vr,,.t'I
fellow citizens, he ha. been elected ~, nn
Constituent Congress sitting IN Buen,s =,
President of the United Provinces of ~ =.
In Plata The we'll deserved and vit.Is
spreading fame OF the North American ~
view, does honor 10 our country. fBo, D.,
a good one.-The editor of a Manor,
Providence lately Informed his r4ads,.
that the ladies' always pulled off the In
stocking last. This, as il may be- supnn,.
ed, created some little stir among hi. ~.
readers, and while in positive terms Inc,
denied the statement, they at the sams
time declared that he had ~ business IN
know il, even If such was the f,c,--,ns
pronou crd him no gentleman. He proy..
it however by a short argument: when
one stocking i. pulled off Asst, there is sno.
th-r ief on, and pulling of thi. is taking
the ietf stocking off last"
Death Of .Nis,ionaries.-The Mis,ionsry
Herald, for October, published ut CaIcut-
ia, records the ravages Of death amons
Missionaries of almost every drnonina.
ton in Bengal during the last FEW months.
"On the 2sth Of August, Rev. r. Maisch
of the Church Missionary Society died
and 90 The 1t of October, Mrs Ray, who
WAS rrtu & from England With her bus.
band. Rev. w RAY, of the London Mis-.
slonary society, died at the Sanu Heads.
Scarcely had lhe rrrnalns ofthe latter beeu
committed 10 the deep, wien Mr. Al.
hrecht, Professor in the Serampure Col
i,ge, MAS removed AID now lsays tho
Herald J WE have 10 add 10 the MON nful
list the name of Re-. J. Lawson, of the
Baptist Missionary Society. who died 90
the 22d October To these vr add Tho
death of Rev. ar. Frost, American Mis-.
slonnry at Bombay"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11
DRINTING- OFFICE FOR sAIE--Ths

kpNlAN lANC-OF IL T. FOh sAb
Il subscriber having discontinued the FI'".
ting Business, wishes 10 sell his printing no
terials. They consist OF an excellent F'IsI'
which will receive an imperial sheet a 80" ",
Press; Tyre of various sizes and OF snfhc''nss
quantity 10 mpfessa seni-weekIy paper OF
imperial size, and to execute any quantity Oh
job Work which may he demanded in any
place but Metro polls Stands Cases
Chases, &c. &c. A large PROF ortion Of NV
Type is new, and makes An elegant impfes,
sion. Any further information will be gwen
on application And take occasion 10 &c
commend this notice, particularly TO printer,
since the advantages which this place "n1
many other places contiguous, might auo,S
10 the publication OF paper, would perhaF'
induce their acceptance. ..oo
ACHILLES D. JOHNSON.
Lynchburg, April 20. eh4""'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11
NUMBERS DRAWN from the

Union Canal Lottery 2lst Class.
Observation-Disclosures
The Official List is received by us, all numbers
examined gra,is and Cash paid at sight io'
prizes. S. Il NJ. ALLEN q ~.
May II. LynchOurb'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11
Yhe Mayor Of Garratt.

@ Tickets. Box and Pit, one dollar
Gallery SO cents--to be had on the day
of pc formance at the Bars of the different
Taverns, at the Book Store of A H.
North, at the Virginia Office, and at Inc
Theatre.
o. Doors to open at 6 and perform
ance to commence precisely at ball pa"
O'Clock. May II.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11
POETRY.
TIME

TIME.
What sirews this earth with ashes and with
dust?
The festive hall. who're once the royal foot
Of pomp and grandeur trod-where once the
song
OF mirfh aud music rose in glowing stratus :
Nhat uiakes II silent, solitary noN
What dims the studded diadrm OF kings,
Aud nould s tie despuis seepire intn clay
lis time-o'er all supreme--self.wili III
Whose throne Is earth, and sway omnipn'
ience
Jime.--,b. ramnrseless, ceaselsss foe ri man
That ever and anon confronis him here,
Aud. when with death his colleague, Tar aud
wide
Ruin he scatiers DER the fairesi srenes,
laughs Al his folly, aud his bafied schemes
TimsI--thsi, unWearied. speeds his lntal
course.
And in his piuions hides his poison'd darts
How Oft ih1u desolnt'st trigh, beauty
bloom
krd ph4ck'.t thu laurel from the brow of
fame
Md when Imagination has up.renred
J ne bright and iow ring citadel Of hope,
How aft with ruthless hand, remor-eles,
hnAr,
The cloud-eep, pile, gilded Nth baleyon
dreams,
In ruin layest With the ignoble dust
-
FINN The Literary Gdseiie.
Las, night The midnight wind
Along my easement past,
Aud distant funeral hrl
Came tolling on the blast
Envy mingled with m, ave
A. I he's kenrd 10 tho tome
thought ofthe Quiet grave,
Aud wished il were my own.
lite is jerrid day,
Parchrd will the dust and sun;
And dralh's ,he calm cool nirht,
When the wear, day !. done
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11

liza County appears cot to be doub'ed.--
Although IL was announced in the Norfolk
papers on the morning of the election, that
the General would NOT consent to he con-
sider' d as either pledged 10, or IN epposi-
Ton la. any set of men or measures, The
TACT cannot be concealed, thai he goes into
the assembly IS an sdmlnist alton mari
that his splt ndid talents will BE- enlisted on
the side of the powers that he j: and that
he is To he the Ajsn Of the up, o.Itlon ia the
Virginia Legislature"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11
TIM THE SCRIBE.

The Petersburg Republican makes the
following remarks upon the election of
Gen. Taylor, of Norfolk, to the Virginia
Legislature. The paper IS opposed to the
administration.
Gen. Ro. B. Taylor has been elected
member of the Virginia Legislature, from
the county of Norfolk. He was brought
forward for the exprsss purpose of oppos.
ING 1Ir Giles, whose election, from A ne
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11

From the " T. american, .4prR 20.
The CnrlpihIau from Ll,erpool, brings
'ns ou, regular Giles from London 10 III.
22d olt. inclusive. As this ship sailed
with ia. G.u. Putnam. winch vessel fur
nlshsd the news pphIlshed by us yest.r-
Gay, there is littlr u add
The London price current of the 2lst,
rrnarks that -" the announcement uf 4 or
failures yesterday, has again spread d
gloom o.rr commerce, aud checked conf
d'nce, which lately appeared to be fe,i,.
ing"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11
'HNE RIVALS:
Or, A Trip to Bath.

Between the Play and Farce, Other
entertainments, which will be announced
in the Bills.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11

We have understood that Mr.. King, in
consequence of his i'll health, has determin-
ed To resign his mission to England, aud
tn ask leave to return to the United States.
We have also understood that his request
has been accedrd to. and that he is expect
ed to take his departure from England du-
ring the next month. Nat. Journal.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11

Performance to conclude with Foote's
ldughahle farce, called
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11

The citizers ofN. Orleans were hoaxpd
on the first ult. with a notice in the pap, rs,
that trial of speed would take place IN a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11

Mr.. JeBerson.-> large meeting has
been held IN New York To take measures
for the relief ofMr. Jefferson's embarrass-
ments. The meeting was addressed BY
the Mayor, and "A COMMITTEE Of mem
hers appointed. two from each ward, to
receive subscriptions.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-11

BY Captain Bell of the English schooner
Nancy, arrived at Boston in ten days from
HsIifax, we learn that Baron Tuyll INNS
ter from Russia to the United States, died
two days after he left n. York, on his re-
turn TO Europe. He was buried at Halifax
with military honors.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-01-26
AUCTION and Commission
Store.

VNHE Subscriber being duly qualified to sell
l. at Auction, has taken the store No. $50,
Thames street, corner of Washington-square,
for the purpose of transecting general Com
mission Business Application for selling
Merchandise or Real Estates, promptly and
faithfully attended to.
JOSEPH w. EDDY.
He offers at Pirate Sale.
10 Boxes superior Hyson Tea, put up III small
size boxes for families
= Bbls Gin, Jencks' brand, very low.
Canal Flour, (new wheaD
Also. a Pipe of choice Catalonia Vino, about
the quality of Claret, at half price.
The public are respectfully invited TO call,
and orders solicited. Oct. 13.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-01-26

The following are tho comments ofMr.
Moan ON tire reply OF the Grand Rabbi, dc
Coiogiia, inserted in our last paper.
degeneration oS The Jeics. One of the
measures which | was confident would
grow out of't!.c effort to promote an emf
grafton of Tic Jews TO this country, would
be found IN the opposition OF the several
governments Of Europe, who though not
disposed to afford the blessings Of liberation,
or the protection Of the laws to that per-
secuted people, were nevertheless, unwil-
ling 10 lose their active industry, their cap
ital and enterprzo.
The first measure necessary TO prevent
emigration To the banks Of the Niagara
vas to influence the Rabbis and prominent
men against the project and if possible, to
check disposition which prevails among
the Jews in Europe to exchange the evils
of slavery and dcspotlsin, for the blessings
Of liberation aud rational liberty.
BY adylccs from France, | was apprlsed
that the Minister Of the Interior had made
strong representation TO the Grand Rab-
bi, Of tle necessity OF taking such public
steps as would check the current of Jewish
emigration to this country, and to pre-
nounce the whole scheme visionary and
impracticable. An active correspondence
on the same subject Lsl been carried on
with the prominent Rd1bis in Amstcrdan,
Vienna and Berlir. the object of which
was to repress the curiosity and anxiety.
, every were disccTnible to visit tfis coun
try, or eyea TO peradI On examination os
the state designated tor thcir reception
Accordingly in the lato French papers, the
following letter is published from Mons. Ds
Cologna
Here follows the .ellcr from Nous. Do
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-01-26

Missouri Question, seemed to them "con-
iinnntion strong of another "conspmacy
against the peace of the South" Accord
ngly, Mr.. Forsyth introduced his resohl-
ton; prohibiting the Speaker from pre-
senting TO the House any memorial, sc.
except Oh his responsibility as a member"
\ short debate, watch you have seen, cu-
sued upon this reiolution--but the Post.
script was not alluded to by any one. Tho
debate was arrestoa by the Speaker, who
rose and, with great dignity and oleorness,
explained the course he had taken with re-
gard to the paper ia question and the con-
struc,ion which he put upon the Rule Of
Order which relates to the presentation Of
similar p;>,erS. Mr.. Forsyth satisfied bv
this explanation, declared his resolution To
be unnecessary withdrew it. Here tho
affair was thought To be ended, and SO. i'm
all conscience it should have been. But.
70 the surprise of every body, Mr.. lIamil-
ton rose and. with great respect and de-
ference" as he said, but with a tone and
manner that indicated anything else, in
quircd of the Speaker, whether he was a
ware, when he presented the communica-
ton, that in the postscript to that commu-
nlcaton, the House was solcmny invoked
by the memorialist To dismember from tho
Union That portion of il which should re-
fuse TO embrace his sublime measure" tho
emancipation of slaves? Tho Speaker
with perfect calmness and composure)
"The Chair informs the gentleman that he
was not and IS not aware of any such mat
ter contained in the memorial. Mr.. HAM
ilton, Gn violent rage) | have the honor
then TO inform, he Chair that there is such
an invocation Here there was call 10
order, proceeding from Mr. Webster The
Senate has generally, while in session, been
engaged in ExecL,vc business. They got
through with the nomination of Mr.. King
with mere ease than was expected But
there Is, evidently, much difficulty about
the Panama Mission The nomination Of
Messrs. Sergeant and Anderson, has been
before them for some time and has not, il is
understood, been dehhitivcly acted upon.
The objections, II is also understood, are
directed against the propriety of the Mis-
slon This question will probably be made
the rallying point Of tic opposition and its
result will show the strength and numb,r
OF the anii-administration party Of tho Sc
nate. Mr.. Randolph has not, it seems,
changed his skin since he becamo a Sem
tor The other day when Mr.. Van Buren,
proposed an adjournment for reasons which
seemed satisfactory 20 the Senate, Mr..
Randolph turning to him said, in his squeak
ing voice and deliberate manner, "thank ye,
thank yc, Sir, ] may say With Titus, |
have gained day.p Wheeler ho will.
this winter, choose for himself garrullty OF
taciturnlty, we have, as yet had no indica-
ton. But, this is certain, he will be John
Randolph still, with all his cccentricity and
inconsistency, with all bis witLicism and
sarcasm, and with all his fearless inGcpen-
dence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-01-26

DROBATE NOTICE-COurto Of Probate,
Newport, Jan. I'd, 1S26.-Whereas aP-
NJ cation has this day been made for admins
,raiion on the estate of
.9LBERT ~. G.7RDNER,
l,,, of Newport. mariner. deceased. and
enc consideration thereof referred to court Of
,,rc.b,te 10 be holden AZ the state house IN said
Nc evpor, on the first Monday in February next,
a, . o'clock. An Notice is hereby g,veH
e. Ell persons interested IN the estate of said
deceased, 10 appear az said time and pace, II
ihev see fit. and they shall be heard.
By order Of SAID court,
BHOWL-iND.P Prob. Clerk.
Jan. 3, le2G