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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14
PROTECTION or COMMERCE..

The United States' sIoop of war Boston, the FIRST Of
Tie new sooPs prepared for has received sailing or
~ers Tor the coast Of Brazil, and will sail in few DAVIS
utaer lie command OF Captain Il. V. HOFFMAN,. The
CgaHc is already on that coast ana frgae will be sent
as soon as suilcie; number Of men can be recruited
TO make up her complement The squadron we UNDER
stand, will be commanded by Captain J. AS. B1DpLr.
Ma. JoI3'.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14

The manifesto Of Admiral Lono, commander Of the
5razIan squadron declaring all the ports and coasts of
nuenos Ayrcs subject TO the strctest blockade wa.
received by Mr. FpRHss Charge des Aaires al that
place, on the lst OF January; who, in reply to n
Tenons rance from him, informed on the 7i of Jan,
immediately enforced. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14
SIR ALFRED.

FRSHE Public is respectfully informed that Sir Alfred
II continues stand my stable Lebanon near
Charles City Cou-House, for the present His high
character and beauty entitle him equal
at least with other celebrated horses will only add his
colts extremely promising. Terms made known by
HENRY B. CHRISTIAN.
april : 9l-8t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !

Isl .1prlI 1870.
NJ Office is hereby given 10 the Projectors of six
IN per Stock of 1878, Loan Of 81 100000, that
the principal of the said Stock lining uneeemed aud
che interest which! may be due thereon time will be
paid to tie said Propfctos To their
lives, duly Authorised, the fst day July next, at the
Treasury, in Washington. such Loan Ofcc, the
books of which any portion of said Stock may
Information further given that surrender of the ce-
fca,es of the said six per Stock of 1913 will requ
ed at the time Of redemption, and that thereon
will cease and determine the Goth day of june 1896
RICHARD RUSH,
Secretary of the Treasury,
Anyii7 01oS,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14
TDe Constitutional salf;fsr.

From he .Net1 Yort .4mericcn.
The following remarks from an unknown hand ,ro
well written and justly conceived. The anc;n,tnn.
concerning kussia are, as we judge, well founded.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14

~ OIiCE--John l.. Wadsworth. Orrin w illams (r,r
i mery of the firm of J. & o. Wiams) and Ans,in
Williams have connected themselves in business under tho
firm OF WADswoRTH s. WILLIAMS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14

OCKS.-O the 10th March, 1896 taken by The sub.
"a scroer, from John Pierce boat, headnan Solomon
three bags Of loose tobacco. On the 18th, from Robert
Peasants boat headmar Billy cnsk Of loose
On nc 9th April, from Anderson Sh1ct's boat, hcadman
Billy, croe of tobacco The above tobacro is in the
public warehouse, Richmond, and VIII hc disposed Of as
the late law directs. tSHAN RANDOLPH
Lock-kccrer inspector cfhoa,s af the lower locks.
Auri n We
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14
zERBURY a. cEA1BoRME,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
"a As Removed TO the Office in Souihgate's Build
4 = ngs the of ith and Capitol streets, and
immediately opposite the City HALL
Anrl 4 4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14
10 Join Ctry, Henry Clay, and Porter Clay, and
James .lorIison, admir- Of. Geolge L{mlson CHM.

10 Join City, Henry Clay, and Porter Clay, and
decd.
you will take notice: That Friday the twelfth day
Il OF May next, at the Office of Herbert A. Claiborne
IN the cit of Richmond, between the hours of nine O'Clock
in the morning and six O'Clock in afternoon we shall
proceed to take the Dispositions of Stephen DuVa and
others, to be read in evidence in the suit now
pendIns IN the circuit court of The United States
flth crca and district Of Virginia, wherein we are plain
ttfs and you and each of you decndants If
any cause the deposons of said DuVa and others shall
NOT be taken on that day, shall adjourn the taking
thereof til the next day, between the aforesaid
thereof.
Yours, respectfully,
SAMUEL BROU.NE
ROYAL F. SHEPPARD,
.f.lRTH.4 COOKE. by
SAMUEL BROW.NE, her neri friend
April7 el-st
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14
Drugs. Medicines, Paints & DYE Stufls

NOR Sale ~ the subscribers the most accommodate.
N inc terms. They regularly supplied from the
fresh and genuine.
Ia addition to their stock of Medicines they have for
sale,
Brushes Of every kind,
a handsome assortment of Shaving Soap,
ioriarsls maccahoy Snuff,
Bells Maccaboy. Stras6urg and Scotch Snuff
Putty, Window Glass, Train OIL Paint Oil, lue, SC.
They are Agents for the sale OF T.. Dyotts Family
for the sale Of Mr.. Rcnncs Garden Seeds
JOHN f. REEVES &, CO.
III street, opposite the Shockoe Hill Tavern.
April o. &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14
W.ADSWORTII &. I-IIIEaa
WILLIAM WALLER HENINC

n AS resumed the Practice of the Iaw-qGrjce ON
IL IL points of law and equity viii be given G the cns
'omary fees, and not otherwise, except in cases where be
applicant aia declare his her inability to pay fee: in
n eVe" no only advice will be given, but
services rendered, triuout any IT, ConrcgGacir in all
its branches, executed for commensurate with the in
rcacy of the subject
Richmond, March 70, 1896 IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14
BY PLEAsANTS s SMITH.

u The C7NsTIrvrIoyAL WIG is published !teice a
teees' Tuesdays and Frdays) al ce dolarssper o,l,,
payable in ddra1cc
us Peeeiousto disconfinwance ofAte paper, al ar
TeG'ases must he paid up find those ho may ,oh 10
discontinue, bu notify the Editors 10 Eiat effect at least
scribcd.
W For careritstng-i5 cents square (ories) for he
ftst insertion and SO ccnts for EACH
'.nniber Of insertions n'ts be noted he MS oerioise
Dtey tctil De continued and charged accordingly.
NJ advertisements from he country.fo be paid for in
rayacc assumed BY responsible Siuid1 in This
place .Manchesier. .
NJ M letters 10 The Editors m,tst5e post paid they
,ciW rcceirp no attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14

'D7cgn IrdTe1erS.-At n meeting octhc Frcrc, AGA
DENY OF Sciences, ON the 10Th Feb. NJ Jomard anool,r
Cd the death ofthe intrepid African traveller de Beau
fort lie stated that, resolve to penetrate fr,er
had yet been achieved, d dc g. had taken the course
OF the High Senegal and directing his route towards
Imbuctoo when nc fcil another victim to tls fatal
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Inc -nr"er !f Col ShGyp.-This act has called fort,
many and various publications aud dereopments of Ken
"cRy politics, rs also and surmises caIcuIared TO
'ure the character Colonel S;arn TO identify his nprr
with party eus, Sc Not the least reprelensh!e of ,eec
reports was that which assorted that Mrs Sharp possessed
Pc'S containing evidence That would prove, Colonel
SHaFp se0"ced The girl whom Bcauchaurp married. and thar
Sic concealed them for the purpose of fixing the murder
npo" political PARTY. The Kentucky Argus contains
oHg address tFon MIS- Sharp, indicating The character of
hcF husband fnH lie asper>ons upon it, aud depvino
i0n c0nccancnt ofGry evidence OF the kind! SIZE saw she
mas Pfo e testimony 81 The gs relations Ia shew that
o. o'a was anocea oi ner seduction. She believes
TIE rnrer originated in politics, her suspicious are
"' Gi.'G D6T5 the c'itcr we believe, tie Const-
h"nai Advocate, printed FRANKFORT was the chief r-
Saor OF c murder o5 her husband. appears from her
Statement that Darby had been political onnoneut OF Cot
SHARP and that he had at Sharn's b.usc for
length OF time, until the evening the murder wien no
ca!fd'an after general conversation, asked where
young man. then sick Sharps,lay. The Col Informed
Glm-he occupied ;he in which Col Sharp and wifi.
usually 'y' hu ro" which they had for the better
accommodation Of the young This inormatiou Mrs
2hasH thinks enabled the assassin enter Inc house
"'oaSh an unusual passage. and TO fluid his victim in
part Of the house which tie Colonel not been in the m
o oi Occupying ms his bed room. Various other gsounds
are S'Fd As warraniing the suspicion above alluded to-
one OF which IS Sat Darby, appearing at the nina
on Of bea""hamp, said he did know thai he had @,
before seen the prisoner when Mrs. Sharp states that i've
mac frequently said he had seen him. and that he
"aH Dcen al BeaucIamPS house. Baltimore MINER
-aG3-
Great FrcS''ci IN Naine-We learn by the paDcrs rs
Maine that on The evening of the 25th ult it contp.n
ced raining with gale at the Sc. and the rain con-
uhneo 10 POUR III torrents during The night; in con-
sequence of which greater freshct occurred than
haG oecn known Tor the last 50 wears. The ice on the
hennebec at the tine 20 inches in thickness which
breaking Up and pressing with almost irresistible force
against all obstacles, de.trovCd or Injured vi,arves
stores and vessels at Care ner 10 the amount of $4,000
ne broken masses of ice stopped in their progress
by an.unbroIicn td a sfort distance below Gardiner
winch formed lam that caused the water 10 rise hir
teen feet higher Than common hieh wa ter mark
i"e obstruction at iaiowcIl is represented TO have
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14

Sixty thousand barrels Of -four were inspected 10 TIC
town Of Alexandra during the quarter ending on The
jlst ult
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14

lee IL sc7.--Capt HackstaT at New York from III
vcrpool informs that during his passage he fell in with
80 icebergs, and passed through several miles Of field
icc--in passing through which ne was occupied two
days and three nights.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14

TIE Fur Tra1'r.--Gcn. AsHrY, with party OF
twenty-five men, left ST. Louis on The 9Th ult intending
to fall in with the different companies beyond the Rocky
Mountains. This enterprise merits, and we hope vii,
meet with, ample We COPY to-day from the
Missouri Advocate notice OF a new route to the Pa
cifc Ocean, discovered by General AsnrEr. BY hi,
route it appears that journey across can be accomplish
ed with comparative and without cncountcring
any serious obstacle, by the way ofthc Platte and aDo
thcr river, believed by Gen. AsufEY 70 be the Buens
ventura. Nat .JJWy.
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me following extract is from speech delivered by
Mr. tanning IN the British House of Commons ON the
9Th Feb '0 O'' $50
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E'ei,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-22

Court Of PrOtote. Newport, June ., lc2G
VA HEREAS the Commissioners Re
w port Of the claims on the estate Of
Rachel Rodmsn, late Of Newport, deccas-
ed, have been presented for allowance, and
the consideration thereof referred toa court
Of Probate, to be holden at the State House
in said Newport, on the first monday in
July next, at 8 o'clock, >. NJ: Notice ~
therefore Hereby given to al persons IN,
terested in said estate, TO appear at said
time and place, if they see hl, and they
shall be heard.
BY order OF said Court,
is. b. B. ROWLAND, Prob. Clk.
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" y liEY,
M8W GOODS
JAMES ISTUNNToRu,
8 8,
1'HANEs-sTn

. Has Just rtceipcd from Boston,
"A Great Variety OF fresh imported DRY
n GOODS, which ho il selling very low.
AMoSG witch ARE.
Calicocs from ~ l-2, IG l2, % TO 40 cents.
ladies' muslin and gingham dresses; white
cambric jaconct do; null muslin; men cra-
vats, Swiss muslin; plain and bordercd points:
black gauzc hdkfs; pink gingham, green md
white gauze; black and green Italian grapes;
Gcrmpn silk hdkfs. superior quality; plain and
stripe drilling; blue and white stripe Joan;
Tom and jerry stripe; stripe Denmark satin;
brown and green bonnet csinbric; silk and
gau2o hdkts; Friends cotton sliawls, with
satin borders; black circassiun; blue and yel-
low nankins; black and colored Canton grapes;
wide bombazeer; whito pressed Grape; cotton
hat Innings; white cotton for 8 and ii cents.
umbrellas, jet black stout levantines: black
hg'd lustring; white and mix d stockings; half
do Russia diapers and sheotings linens, mems
black silk hose; ladies white do, fl,rhtures and
coppcrplatcs; bobbinott and cotton laces, and
general assortment Of articles found in Dry
Goods stores, all which will be sold M cheap
as at any store in town.
.1LSO--a superior assortment of Domestic
Goods, bleached and unb!oached cottons, cot.
ton striped ginghans, &c. ..,
Newport, June l.
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tine pains she had endured while passing from
this transitory world TO ''that bourne from
whence no traveller returns"
Yesterday morning. after lingering illness.
Anthony Dixon, Esq. aged 6S-for many years
an Inspector of the customs, and an Assessor
of Taxes for the town of Newport. He was
distinguished through life, for moral rectitude
substantial usefulness, and an exemplary de-
pertinent.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-22

TO MARINERS.-Buoys have been
placed, in two fathoms of water, at Sally
Rock, and on the Middle ground at or near
the entrance Of the hsrbor of East Green
wIch: vessels entering or leaving the har-
bor will pass 10 the northward of them.
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lf@W GOODS
GEO. w. TAYLOR,

H1S Just rec'ir,d from Boston, his sur,-
mr supply.
IT'S friends and the public will please
IL call and satisfy themselves; they are
lower than ever beiote offered - .
Elegant gauze Ribbons,
Yard WIDE, stamped Inuslins, for only
- cts.
Jeans g. Drillings,
Swiss muslif for 2s. per yard,
parasols from ~, ~ l-2 20 4 dollars,
Real bsttise Dresses,
Calicoos from ~ 2 CTS. Co q.
Umbrellas; Linens; Shirtings; Russia
Diapers; with all othcr seasonablc articles
too numerous 20 particularize. IL
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Fashionable shaded Straw carpeting
callcoos and printed S A great variety of lin
muslins. en- Drillings
Canton and Nankin ; Fine black Lasting an
figured and plain excellent article for
grapes pantaluons
Black and crimson raw / Fine blk twiled BON.
silk Scaris ba.etts-
German silk ildkis. Fine black and drab
Gauze wells ~ hakis. Denmark Satin
Green Oil cloths Fine MarseilIes Vest
variety OF Gauze ings
and betting ribbons , Hemp. Angola, cotton
Leno, book, jaconet, and silk half hose
and real Swiss mus- Fine Linen cambric
lins Linen Damask differ
English Mourning ent widths, very
gnghams and Ba- cheap ..-f
tste !, A lot of fine "A grass
Best Italian blk Grape, bleached Irish Lin.
fast blk. cotton, silk ems. OF an excellent
az "ther Hosiery 5 fabric. il..
Together with a large Assortment Of
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS, VIZ
Plaids, Stripes, Chex. Tickrnes, brown and
white Shpetings from the best Factories.
The above Goops will be sold rs Cheap
az at any Store in town, without exception.
Newport, June Is. -.
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{ LEGHORN BON.
J NETS and Bolivars
{ Black do. do.
{ A very cheap lot Of
( Lace wells, Grape
p; vel gauze wells ~
; handkerchief
: French Grape, also re.
! al good Canton and
/ Nankin
|, White cambric gloves
5 for ID
; Linen bedticking for
, 25 cts
I; Double long shawls
) for mourning, only
! 50 each very hand.
: Sume
F., Whole pieces Of linen
. for 81 per piece
S Cheap quills
F; Denmark satin stri-
5 ped and plain
I, Floor carpets a. rugs
/; Chintz shawls for on.
) ly 90 cents
F., Point Swiss cravets
(, for Is
p; Green gauzc, Grape
f, and Lustring
(, An elegant assort-
! ment of ribbons Of
I the new fashion.
F, White robes from 81
s to 50 each.
. Elegan, Baptieste for
{, dresses
T; Silk, cotton d. thread
/, hose
(; Parusols and umbrel-
|; lac
( A large lot Of domes-
/; tic sbirtine, sheet
/; ing plalds and
/, stripes, cheap as ey-
!, er.
900
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New and Cheap Goods.
JOHN f. TOWNSEND,

WILL RECEIVE THIS Day,
4 Handsome Supply ofNEW GOODS,
~ bought at the present reduced Prices
which he will sell very low.
AMONG THEM ARE:
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HsF'N
IN a Dry Goods Store
1000 yds calicoes from
I'd per yd. To ~ Of
the new style +; also
American handsome
patterns for 30 cts.
Real good Swiss mus
lin %.
Ga book muslin 25 cts
Hemp half hose from
I'd per pair to 2sG
300 good hdkfs. at 90.
each
Elegant silver black
prints
3.4 Derrys for only
% cents
Ga do. for only Be-.
Tom Il Jerry stripe
from Is TO ls6.
Book muslin hdkfs.
for 90 cents.
Colored cambrics I'd
Bcdticking, good in.
digo blue for only
Is eta per yd.
Striped circation 2s.
An elegantassortinent
Of rs IA "a Oil
cloths
Ladies rufs for only
q cents
Cheap lot Of flowers
and wreaths
Putting and rolico
cords
Thread cotton and
bobinet laces from
d cents to lbs yd.
Linen and silk drill
lngs
Figured crapo Long
shawls
Broad cloths and cas-
sImcTes
Sat'lnets Tlannels d.
ladies cloths.
Newport, June l5,
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Parasols * Umbrellas,
June %. lS2t

~ O.MNTS SEONERS NOTICE.-We the
~ subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. court Of probate ofthe town of Tiyerton,
in the county of Newport, commissioners to
receive and examine the claims against the
estate of
BENJAMIN FHOWL9ND,
late Of said Tiyerton, deceased, represented
insolvent, hereby give notice that six
months from the 9th OF June, lc2G, are allowed
the creditors of said estate to bring in and
prove their respective claims, and that we
will attend for that purpose at our respective
dwellings, during said period. ...
GroRGE ALNY,
TnoMAs BARKER, COm'rs.
AsDREw Corr,
AL persons indebted to said estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment to
JOHN GRAY, Admir-.
Tiverton, June Z, ls26. 1922
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Ndutieal EntcIligencc.
PORT OF .N,EUPORT.

ENTERED.
SHOP Spleniid, Willard, New-York.
Sloop :imtress, Read, 80
Soop N,ass. Bliss,
schr. Saly Hope. Baker. Boston.
CLEARED,
Sch. Gen. Wa hington, Bcaston, Boston.
Sch. Sally Hope, Baker, Providence.
Sloop Splendid, Willard, ;,
Sloop Huntress, Read, ;,
Sloop Venus, Bliss, 4,
Sloop Mary, Fox, Philadelphia,
Sleop Collector, Heath, Hartford.
.4RRIY.4LS.
THURSDAY. June l5-arr brig Hazard,
Robinson, fr. Prov for Portland,
Schr. Two-Sster Bangs, fr. Bangor,
Schr. Olive Branch, M, fir. Thomas
Ton,
Schr. Content. Nickerson fr. Bath.
Schr. Rambler. Baker, fr. Penobscot,
Schr. Laurel, Thatcher, fir. Bangor.
FRIDAY.-arr. schr Homer g. Amey,
Norton, fr Bangor,
Schr. Swift, Bowles, fr Bristol for IIartf
Schr. Gen. Washington, Beaston, fr.
n. Carolina,
Schr. Peace, Corthell, fr. Baltimore,
Sloop Hazard, Stsrbuck, fr. Phlad.
SArURDvY-arr. sloop Canton Grape,
Spooner, fr Albany,
Sloop IIuntress, Read, fr. ". York,
Sloop Bridgewater, Phillips, fir. n. Y.
Sloop Maria, Small, fir. N. Y.
SuNpAY-arr sch. Mary, Nickerson, fr.
Troy, for n. Y.
Sch. Dorcas Hawes, Burgess, fr. Prov,
for Saco,
Sch. Dorcas, Baker, fr. Prov. for Bath,
MoSDAY--arr, sch. Fox, Pease, fr. Prov.
for Hallowell,
Sch. Lafayette, Lindsey, fr. Thomaston,
for n Y.
Sch. Harriet Francis, Cuts, fr. Prov.
for Machias,
Sch. Otter, IIaddock, Fl. Baltimore,
Sch. Roehuck, Lufkins, fr. st. Andrews
Sch Mary. Raynes, fr. Calais,
Sch. Sally Hope Baker, fir. Boston,
Sloop Cisero, Wickes, fr. Falmouth,
Sloop Hector, Wade. fr. Bridgeport,
Sloop Rising Sun, Hathaway, fr. Taun,
ton, for Edcnton, N. &.
Sleop Traveller, ,Iiiller, fr. y. Y.
TuEspAY--arr. brig MordGica, Thomp-
son, fr. Prov.
Sch. mary &. Betscy, Baker, 10 ds. ir
Washington, IN. C.)
Sell. Sally Kelley, fr. Boston,,
Sch. Jane, Thompson, fr. Prov. for Dan
yers,
Sch. Alexandra, Bcllatty, fr. Surry.
MEMORANDA
Cleared at Wilmington, 9th inst. schr. Jane
Wilcox, of this port. for SIatanzas. 49,.
Arr at Mobile, 26th ult brig Pomona, Now
ton, of this port, fr Hampton Roads.
Left at Matanzas, 9TH inst brig Mary, Vim
son, to sail in days for this port. .
Spoken. no date, schr. Caliban, Dayton, fr
this port, for Mobile.
Brig Ann Gadsden, Barker, OF this port sail
cd from Havana 3lst ult. for Hamburg.
Left at Hamburg, April 29th ship Elbc
Stanhopc, of this port, dischg. below the bar.
Left at Port Royal, Martinique, 2ith ult
brig Invincible, Pratt, of this port, for Wil
mington in 3 DIS. the only Am,
Arr. at n. York, June 18th, sloops b. D
Jones, Manchester, and Geo. Il Mary, Wal
den, fr tins port.
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ENWgcI:s GAEEs

NOTICE is hereby given, that the half
! Y yearly dividend will be declared and
paid on SATURDAY, the first day of July
next, TO those who appear by the books OF
the Bank TO be Stockholders Oh the 2ith
instant.
By order,
JOHN r. SIEARMAN, Cashier.
June ~, lS26.
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CHEAP SUMMER GOODS,
, SWEET BARGAINS.
N. SWEET.
Noo: o:ll2,

chedp-S'de-Ihames-s -street--.Nacpoyt. .
HAS, and is opening constantly, grea, va.
Il Il riciy OF the cheapest Goods ever offer
cd III NewPort--Iust received fron Boston auc-
lions and have Just opened TWENTY-FIVE
PHCk'tGES OF elegant cheap goods of vari-
ous Kinds, and almost all kinds usually found
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Court Of Probate, .teupOri, Jnns ., i-;sG
"THERBAS the COMMISSIONERS Re
w port OF the claims on the estate oi
William Moore, senior, late of Newport,
deceased, have been presented for allow
ance, and the consideration thereOfTclerre,
TO Court Of Probate, TO be- holden ri ,lc
State House, in Newport on the first Mon.
day Of July next, at = O'Clock, A. NJ. No
tiee is hereby given to all persons interest.
ed in said estate, io appear at said time and
place, if they see fit, and they shall be
heard. BY order Of said Court,
Ia. y. B. ROWLAND, Prob. Clk.
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Stare or RnoDE-IsLAsD, &c.
WAsnISoroS, sc.--Clefk's Office. court o.
commissioners, for tho relief Of Insolveni
Debtors, Dee. 81, a. u. 1895
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ oflIowlsnd Brown, of " Kingston in The
county Of Washington, merchant, that be
has fled in said Office his petition TO said
court for tho bcnoiit Of the Insolvent act Of
tbs State, and that said court win be held az
Soub-kingstcn. in the county Of Washing
ton, on The second monday Of July next, lo26,
for the trial thereof
JlJ Wdiihep Waite, Clerk.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-22

Balance due Alexander Porter, collector
at settlement, May 9th, 1924, Oo
Errors allowed on doerage 58.65o I75 81
Commissions nett at per cent. 133 go
500 90
Nett amount of tax 20s8 %