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-. Mexico, Nov. %.
CHAMBERS OF DEPUTIES.

session OF the 2]th .JtOccm5sr, 1925
The proceedings Of the previous day having been
read and approved Of an Oficer OF the Minister of
Justice appeared with an hundred copies of the De
cree oi the Law OF the 9Th September, respecting
robbers, which copies were ordered 10 be dis;ri,u,
ed among the Gentlemen Deputies.
The Minister Esteva presented himselfin the Sa-
ioon 10 ielciiaie the Chamber, in the name of the
President OF the Republic, that the Mex:c IN Stand
ard waved upon the Castle of San Juan de IJlIoa.
the last point of the nations territory which had
been occupied by the Spanish Government
The President OF the Chamber answered in gene.
raj terms, ieliciting the nation upon SO happy an
event.
The project OF the commission of war ,h,, tbe
garrison companies should no, be comprchended +,
ule number oitbirteen regiments of cavalry which,
shoad be kept up in the standing which had been
approved OF in the Senate, was then discussed and
he further discussion thereof deferred until the Min
lister of War should be present
|. The public Session of the Chamber WAC ,bsr ,o.
ed, in order that il might remain secret Session,
accordingto the standing order
The Messenger OF the Minister OF Justice and ~
Ecclesiastical Negotiations afterwards presented
himself 10 communicate to the Chamber. by order
OF the Government, that the day ferthe inrelli-
gence of the surrender OF The Castle of San Juan
de Ulloa had arrived by post. another had arrived
with the mail by the English Packet, in which his
Excellency the President of The Republic had re
eeived letter from the Sovereign Pontiff, Leo
XII IN which he had expressed himself in satisfac
tory terms as to tie of the Mexican patior
and IFS Pre- ddent. In consequence of which The
Government, without waiting 10 lie informed of
the sequel ofthe negotiation, had resolved To com
municate this intelligence 10 the Chamber, believ-
ing that IL would prove very gratifying.
The President In answer said that if the Confed-
Grafton had not been mistaken when he expressed
his belief that the Chamber of Representative
would be much pleased by this news because thew
founded on it their hope that our Envoy near he
Holiness would accomplish lie object of his mis-
sion; therefore the Chamber congratulated itself
with the Government upon the occasion; and order
| ed the letter TO be published
Here follows the Capulaton of San Juan de
Ulioa.l
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EEw-YoRK, Jan. ,2l.- The packet shin Brsb-
ton, Captain Sebor, arrived this morning from
London.
Representative Peerage Of Ireland. The
votes OF the Irish Nobility for a Representative
Peer, in the room of the late Lord Donougbnote
are at present very equally divided between Lord
Mountchasel and Lord Farnham the numbers
were, Monntchasel 81, and Farnhani 80 1t is sa;d
that Lord Farnham has sent special messenger 10
The court OF Russia TO get the vote of Lord Srang-
ford, the British Ambassador There are about
forty-sx Peers to vote yet.-The roll mus, bs
kept open until the 10th. of December
LONDON, December 2.
TIE BURMESE WAR.-Tbe Msdr.s
Government Gazette, together with letters from
that Presidency, has been received TO the 3Is, of
JULY. The accounts from Rangoon leave little ex
pectation o! any more fighting The whole popula-
iion declare their aversion TO il; and the Burmese
Monarch absolutely destitute of means for renewioc
the campaign.
Tie King of Ava, it is said, has offered 10 trea,
and the Govcraor-General would probably accede
TO any terms that could put an end TO the heavy
expense of the war; but little reliance can he o,csd
on tie sincerity of the Barbarian Sovereign, who
according 10 credible intelligence, is PREPARING n
Withdraw with his Court and the white EIepbon,
to the confines Of China, expecting support from
that quarter, as well from the Sismese, on
whom the English cannot place any great reliance.
as they have been merely playing their own game in
suffering the power Of the King Of Ava TO be
reduced, but without the least desire 20 promote
The British ascendancy. !; was supposed that if
negotiation opened before hemidllle ofOctober
Sir Archibald Campbell would then move upon
Ummerspoora, which, he would probably find a6an-
doned by It's Sovereign.
LONDON, Dec. 7.-Reports were IN circul,-
ton yesterday thatan eminent London Banking
house had been placed in sudden difficulties ON
Saturday; but that on laying before the Directors
of the Bank Of England statement of the firm
they advanceds large sum Of money, By which relief
was afforded, and the shock 10 general credit. which
even temporary suspension Of payments would
have caused, was prevented. The affair was re-
gaJded as Of 30 much consequence, that the Bank
Directors met on Sunday morning The securitv
appeared so ample, though unfortunately, not al
once convertible into money, that they. without
hesitation, ajvanecd The sun required
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FROM ENGLAND

NEw-YoRx, Jan. 2l.- The packet ship Brieh
ton, Captain Sebor, arrived this morning fror
London.
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ColnM lams.
At u Town-Meeting,

Holden at the S,atc-lIousc in Newport ON
"Wednesday, April ~, le2ii, the follow
ing Resolutions were passed.
Vo,ed, That from and after tho passing OF
this Act, the practice of firing Pistols, Scuibs
Crackers, or other Fireworks. in any oil the
Streets or Lanos. or any of the Wharves in
this town, 10, and the same is hareay prohb-
tied.
I'd Voted, That all Persons violating the
foregoing Vote or Bye-law on convection be.
lore one or more Justices of the Peace, shall
be conlnitted TO prison for term not exceed
ing - hours, or shall pay fine not exceeding
Two Dollars, ~ ,hs discretion nf the Justice
or Justices ofthe Peace before whom the OF.
fence may be tried
3d Yoiod, That il he the duty of the Town.
Sergeant and Constables TO take personal no.
ticc of all violations of this Act, and 10 attend
TO the complaints OF The Citizens on tho sub.
ject. ,1r.... .t.fI 81.
9Th Voted, That the foregoing Resolutions,
with the LIST section of an Act, passed by the
General Assembly, entitled, An Act 10 pre-
vent unnecessary firing ofguns, pistols, squbs
or other fireworks, be published in both the
Newspapers printed in this Town, forthe space
of three weeks A Truc Copy;--Witncss.
b. Is, ROWLAND, Town-clerk.
Nowport, April ~, lc36 fr sr
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William S. Nichols.

HAS recently replenished bis Stock Of
Il H. Fancy hardware Gowns: Lookins-
Glasses; Brass Andirons; ;Shovels and tongs;
Jewelry; Silver mounted and common spec
tacles, SC. which enables him Go offer for
sale, as an extensive assortment in the
above line as can be found IN any Store n
Newport.
o. He also continues 20 manufacture
and keep constantly i;, salo every article
of SiLyEa WARE IN general use.
All orders from townor country cus-
tomors promptly and faithfully attended 10.
Stock warranted good. s.I.t..
NeNyport, april n. lS26
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The whole to he completed by the twentieth
day of October next, when the Collector ap-
proving, payiaent willbe made.
CHRIST. E.!ERY, Collector,
and supt Lighthouses.
II A plan of the building may be seen at
the Custom House by any person disposed TO
enter into contract for its erection.
Newport, April %, 1s:,6.
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ,

= thlcfs oi TIE LAWS ol INC Oniteu SldLcs
Ia the Chambers of %, Thames-street,
IS lEntrance Market-square)
Iernls the RebrbLiean.
: ~o Dollars per annum--one half in advance
Price Of .ldpertisiay.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
-'vea,ecn cents for each subsequent inser'
ON Larger ones in the same proportion.
tiyertisonents not marked, win be contln-
= I'll forbidden, and charged accordingly.
tr VI Al accounts must be settled ut least
o''ee year. at
JSo paper discontinued until arreNages
= paid W
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An Act TO prevent unnecessary firing Of Guns,
Pistols, Squibs, or other Fireworks. .
SEerIos lie IL enacted Jy The Gcsnral
.assembfy, and by ute a,.thoray thereof t Is
enacted, That ifany Person shall lire any gun,
pltol, rocket, squibs or other fireworks, ia
am road street, lane, or tavern, or other pub
lie house, after sun-settmg aud before sun.rls'
ing, he shall upon complaint and conviction
thereof, before any one Justice Of the Peace
or Warden pay as a fine, the SUN Of Five Dol
lars for the first offence, onc.half thereof TO
the informcr, and the other half TO tho State.
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TilE public are hereby n;ormod, that ths
Il connection in Business, heretofore sub
sisting between tho Subscribers was on tho
frs, day OF april inst. by mutual consent dis
solved .--The business will hereafter bu CON
tmued by n. Sweet, at tho Stand No. liz, iu
his own naine--who is duly authorised to id
Just al. tho eoacerns Of The Ia TO firm,
i Fot ~ sN 0N w ENNIS
20 - bs9N NSwEET
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Court Of Probate. NswPort, May 1, lsa6.

Court Of Probate. Ne,eport, May 1, lsa6.
NTHEREAS the Administration ac-
w count on the estate OF edward Phil
lips, late of Newport, decd; aud the exec
utor's account OH the estate Of John c.
Gardner. late of Charleston. $. G. deceased,
have been presented for settlement, and the
consideration thereof referred to Court
OF Probate, to be holden at the State House,
in said Newport, OIL the first monday in
June next, at . o'clock, A. NJ. Notice is
therefore hereby given to all persons in
terested i'll said estate, TO appear at said
time and place, if they sec tit, and they
shall be heard.
BY order of said Court,
B. b. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
Man g.
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State Of Rh,dc-Island, &c.

WAsnI.GroS sc--Clcrks O.ficc, Court OF
Commissioners for tbc rol.cf Of Insolvcnt
Debtors. April IL, l-:J.
NOTICE IL hereby given 20 the creditors
~ Of Naman Gardner, Of North-Kingston,
blacksmith, that lio has filed IN i,id o!iice
his petition to said Court for the benefit Of
the lnsolyont oct Of this Stite aud tina, said
court will be holden at South Kingston in tha
county Of Washington oh the second Mon1,y
of July next, l-;l6. for the trial thereof
MATTHEW WAITE Clerk.
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IrOG..,tG,Ea

U'lIE subscriber hereby Informs the m
Il. habitants Of Newport, and vicinity
that iie mas taken the stand formerly o:cm-.
pied by JAMES SrEvEss, on Packct-wllari,
where he respectfully solcits the patron
aye Of all those WHO may be in want o :
Marble Monuments, Tomb Tables, Crdre-
Stones, Slate Tomb Tables, s. Crars-Soms.
trce-Stone. Hearihs, .uanties, fire: acings,
Printers press Stones, Paint Nenes, &c s'c.
The public may rest assured of having
their work a. cheap Is il can bc proeurei
in this State.
Al orders by uail, or left with n,r. John
Stcrnc OH the wharf shall be duly attended
TO, By BARNEY LEONARD. 4
AIrIl. 2ML. 3n
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iEp--.ipril 20, 1896.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
[PUBLIc-No. 1911


AN ACT appropriating a sum of money
for The repair Of the Post Roads between
Jackson and Columbus, in the State of
Mississippi.
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of tie United States of a.
s:ericd in Congress aSsemblcd, That the
sum offitteen thousand dollars be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated, for the repair
of the Post Road Di the Indian country be-
t'vees Jackson and Columbus, in the State
OF Mississiepi, TO be expended under the
direction OF tlc Postmaster General; and
that the Sid sum of money be paid out Of
any mrney in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
JOHN c. CALHOUN
Vice. President of the United States and
President Of the Senate.
APrRoYEp--April 20. 1896.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Al Board of Health, hOtien al .Ns,o Port,
Nay LIST. lS26.


Nay LIST. lS26.
"HEREAS number Of the Inhabi-
w tants have heretofore neglected to
empty and cleanse their privy vaults, until
tue season has become too far advanced
and the weather too warm to do 1t with
safety to The health Of the Citizens -
Uhercjoe ais Yoted, Thatit any privy
vaults within the compact part OF the town,
which shall be found full, or nearly full, so
as TO be unwholesome or offensive to the
Inhabitants on the lst day OF June next;
the person owning or occupying the same
shall pay fine of three dollars for the
use OF the town, together with cost OF
prosecution, and that the names OF those
persons who neglect tn comply with the
foregoing regulations, will be reported by
the Inspector Of Nusances, to the Beard
of Health, who will ordera prosecution to
be commenced against them without de-
lay.
His further poted, That the above Reg
ulaton be published in both the NowspG-
pors printed in this town. BY order,
D. B. ROWLAND, CLERK.
May 81, 1896.
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Court of Probate, .veaport, May l, 1896.

Court Of Probate, .verport, May l, 1896.
VETHEREAS application having this day
w been made tor administration OIL the
estate of Mary Cahoone, late oil Newport,
deceased, and the consideration thereof
referred 10 Court Of Probate to be holden
at the State House in said Newport, on the
first monday in June next, at o o'clk.A. VI. k:
Notice Is therefore hereby given to all per-
ons interested in the estate of said dcceas-
cd, TO appear at said time and place, ifthey
see lit, and they shall be heard.
BY order of said Court,
B. B. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
.Nay 2.
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$. .Et. cAEtQQMNp

INTENDING to rcmoyc to Proviiienee.
il requests all PERSONS indebted 70 him tn
call and adjust their Accounts bcfu<c The
lst Of May ncxt.--lie offers for sale ha
Stocs OF DoaEsric GooDs at cost, siz -
I,leachcd Shcotings and Shsings hrown
do. do; Stripes and PIaids; Bcducksi &c.
Ncwpost, aprsT.
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UOWSH YAY33.

4 Large Assortment CT PAPER Have
~ fsGs, OF entire new figure, Just re-
eeived, at No. ~, Thames. street.
J. s. u. PTry-AN.
apr 6. ~.
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Good News at Shaw's

Combination, 3j II II, Prize Of $1,000
35 % 9, Prize Of lOo
Besidcsa large Number Of $40 where
disposed Of to Number Of gentlemon IN
,bis Town, hy the agency OF tho Sub,cri-
ber. IN the Gfaad Ceasclldaied Ls"esy, lsI
,,.1ss.---~-
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lnssr 81 rssioS OF THE ISrrfrSrn CONGRESS-
[PUnIIc-No. 20.
AN ACT to equGlize the duties ON vessels
oi the Republic Of CoIunbia Colombia J
and their casgoes.
he It enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives, OF the United States o,
.lmerica tn Congress assembled. That no
other or higher rate of duties shall be i'm
posed or collected on vessels of the Re.
public of Columbia fColombia,J and their
cargoes,a consisting of articles of the
"ro whh,1 = produce or manufacture of said
Il public, than are or may be, payable
un vessels of the United States, with car
goes composed as aforesaid.
Sec. 2. find be II further enacted, That
the Secretary Oft Treasury be-. and he
is hereby, authorized to retu IN all duties
which have been assessed sine the twen-
ty-ninth January, eighteen hundred and
twenty-six, on vessels of the Republic of
columbia (Colombia,) and their cargoes Of
The growth, produce or manufacture Of the
said Republic, bevond the amount which
would have been payable on vessels of the
United States and cargoes, composed as
aforesaid, imported therein; and that the
same allowances OF drawback on exporta-
lion, in vessels Of the Republic of Colnu.
Lia (Colombia) be made us on the like ex-
portation, in vessels ofthc United States.
Sec. 3. find be Il further eaacted, That
this act shall continue and be in force dur
my the time that the equality for which, it
provides shall, in all respects, be reciprocal
ted in the ports of the Republic of Colum-
b.a (Colombia); and il, at any time hereaf.
tar, tho said equality shall not be recipro-
cated in the ports. of the said Republic, the
President may, and he is hereby authoriz-
ed to issue his Proclamation, declaring that
.act, whercupon this act shall cease and
determine.
APPRovEp--ipril 20, 1896.
lOJTN OIITNCX ADAMS
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ISAA1 COULD
l76

TIIAMEb-HTNEErJ -
WiLL OPEN THIS DAY,
A CHOICE Assortment Of New md
~ Cheap Broadcloths, Cassincrcs, Fan
cy Vcstings, &c. purchased at Auction in
New-York, Jew days past.--All ofwhich
he will sell at very reduced prices for cash.
Ills Customers and the Public are respect.
fully requested TO call and examine for
themselves. april, 10Th.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINS lRAIoR NoINE.
TyilE subscriber hereby gives public notice
l. that he is appointed Administrators on
the estate of Doct. AARos &. WILEY, late oi
New-Shoreham, deceased, and has accepted
said trust, and qualified himself according to
law: he therefore requests all the debtors and
creditors to make settlement with him, with
out delay.
NIL SAMUEL p. ROBINSON Admr
O.MJuISSiO.NERS' .NO7ICE.---We the
~ subscribers having Lcen appointed by the
Hon Court of Probate, for tho town Of New
Shoreham, in the county Of Newport, Com.
missioners to receive and examine the claims
of the creditors against the estate of
Doct. .4.4RONC. VTLLEY
late Of New -Shorelom, dec. represented insol
vent, hereby give notice, that six months from
the date hereof, is allowed TO the creditors OF
said estate, to bring in and prove their respec
tive claims, and that we shall attend for that
purpose at the dwelling house Of Samuel Z
Robinson, on the second and last Saturdays Of
May, June, July, August, September, and on
the second Saturday of October, at one ofthc
clock, 2. a. during said term
WM. 4. WEEDTS,
GEo. G.. SHEFFIELD, CONS.
WILLIAM RosE,
New-Shoreham, April 20, ls2G. fD3.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

At meeting of the Democratic Republican citizens of
Newcastle County, held at the Red Lion Inn on Saturday
the 17th inst pursuant public notice, Major JoHs CHOW
was called to the chair, and Henry WILSON appointed
secretary.
Resoed That committee of FIVE be appointed to draft
resolutions for carrying into effect the objects Of the meet.
ing
The Chairman appointed said committee, Messrs
samuel H. Black, William p Brobson, Henry Whiteley,
John Janvler, and David Paynter.
The committee reported the following resolutions, (he
names heng inserted by the meeng) which unani-
mously adopted
Resoued That the following persons be appointed Con-
erces the part os this county the Conferees
Kent and Sussex Countless at Dover Tuesday the 22d
day OF August next for the purpose of nominating cand-
dates 10 be supported by the Democratic Republicans
this State for the Offices Of Governor and Representative
III Congress viz:
For Rrandywine, hundred, VIM M'csulley.
"Christana do. Jesse Chandler & Henry Steele,
"Mill Creek do. John Clark,
"White Clay Creek do. Benjamin Whitley,
"Pencsder do. Jacob Faris,
"Newcase do JOHN Grow,
cred Lion do. John Higgins,
est. Georges do. Richard Mansfield,
"Appoquinmink do. VIM Vandegrft.
Resolued That the Democratic Republican electors of
Ne@cast County assemble the second Saturday of Sep
tember next, between the hours of 10 O'clock NJ and
g. p at the several places of holding the general cleo
ton in their respective hundreds (excert that Chrisana
hundred an additional election shall be held at the Buck
Tavern for the accommodation Of the residing the
upper part OF said hundred) for the purpose of eecg
ten delegates from chris,ana hundred and five from each
OF the oner huhureds VINO shall meet at the Red Lion Inn
on the bird Saturday Of the month, at 10 O'Clock
NJ, 10 form county ticket and the delegates from each
hundred shall nominate two persons for each and
every Office to be filled from said hundred upon which
nominations respectively. the meeting shall decide by bal
lot
Resoue That the owing persons be appointed Judges
Of he delegate elections in the several hundreds and that
hey give days Of said elections respe ctvey
sZ.---For
Brondywine-wm Aldred, Robert Forwood VIM Smith
Chrashana--At The Town Hall Henry Steele, G. j.
Wolte, Albert Wilson.
AT the Buck-Jesse Char'ler, VIM. Huston, Thos. Bald.
win.
MI Creek-Francis Denny, George Springer, Vim.
Baldwin.
Iphte Clay Creek-John Herdman, Stephen Willis.
| Benjamin Whiteley.
Pencoder-John Caulk, VIM. Thompson, Zackarial,
Jones.
Observation-Disclosures Ewes, John Moody Robert Rhodes
Red Lion--George Clark, VIM Vandegrf, James HI
Miles.
ST. Georges-Abraham vandegrif VIM. Kennedy, James
| Houston.
.ippoqu,nimtnk Thomson Wilson, Thomas Eaudain Tho
mas Reynolds
Reso'ued That The proceedings of this meeting be sign
ed BY the Chairman and Secretary and published in the
American Waterman.
! ResOfued, That this meeting adjourn to the
second Saturday of June, 1927
JOHN CROW, Chairman.
| HEsnr WILSON. Sec'y
Red Lion, June II, 1926