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consequences had hitherto arisen from appointments
of this kind. On the contrary, there were but few
in number, and were generally judicious, and con-
sequenily approved Of by the People. Thinking,
however that the report and resolutions offered by
the gentleman from Butler MIR. Higgins were
not altogether suitable, he would offer substitute
which he hoped would meet the views Of the
Committee.
Mr.. l.. then offered resolution simply declaring
the non-conc urrence of the General Assembly with
the proposition made by the Tennessee Legislature
which accepted by MIR. Higgins as substitute
for the report and resolutions heretofore submitted
by him, and was agreed to by the committee with
out a dissenting voice.
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EDUCATI0M

III IUsfs
RATEFUL for the patronage which has been received
- m ~ " watt havet TO announce that they toDti-
nue. their School On T. street.
TERMS or TUITION
OhhognPhy, Reading, Writing, Afilhme;iok Eogh Gram
mar Geography. Dictionary Composition aud 0fnsmep aJ
Neede-woIk, dollars per quarter
Daw'ng Painting Paper and Velvet Including the above
~ dollars per quarter
Young Ladies eau he accommodated With Board Washins
'"a Lodging al Mr g. Watts tor % dollars per quarter
tuel during the winter dollar
~ Special regard paid the morals and manners Of go
pupils.
Jan. o. cq-o,,d;T
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Yclua5le Pyopeytv for SAX


lux sale tract OF land Amelia containing 1900 aces
ne half wood Of the clear cd about SO acre. ar
low grounds the wood land nearly half is good T bace
land the rest adapted 10 cotton The whole well watrrr5
convenient TO two manufacturing mills well suel, ed
provided with houses, and has The distance
from hichmond 81 miles, FROM Petersburg third of h
money III ahd when given, third pay able twelve
"o' after, and the balance years credit The land
WIZ DE shown by James Drake the manager and communic.
ed to. FDNIi yin IN III ~ r yC 90 Na'
August. osN.sr
AZ yniur of adeed oftru executed to me nv E,nupi
- wills, for the purpose Of ndemnyfyng VIM. r. viii,
r any money he he Compelled pay as his ..e
y and "teeogd III the OF Soltosny, shall offer
'e on "Wednesday the 18th day If February next at the e
ling house OF the SAID Edmund Will a valuable stock of cau,
aud hogs, valuable very little bv ,e ami
par OF 'ry velable hVrse good rd,s hose about SO bar
reis OF plantations OF every descr,on SONG vaIa
valuable negroes among wkoi excellent cook. Terms
cash. virginia mouey- b. +. TODD, Trustee.
Jan IO<lI 1876.
consent to the above sale and shall the same time offer
the plantation wheIton live containing of good
farming land VITA every necessary house for arcomo.
on OF large family, and which generally well known
mat perhaps farther description useless. Also nv tract IL
land IN DinwJie, adjoining the above containing 900 acres
great part 81 which of excellent quality Also INV water rrt
MILL which known TO he equal superior 10 any nib l
the country The for the lands nj will be pnrt for
cash. the balance upon and years credit the
giving satisfactory for the edit payments
jan sS-2awtds@ EDMUND WILLS.
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IN IHaNcLRy. A s.4slhela for Ps,uce edward .,a.
Anderson Brad.hs~ John Weaver aud Lavinia his ~i,
bradshaw Robert Bradshaw ehildrn OF Lucy ldshsw,
1sy AND HaSsS S s s
John kadd aud Nancy his wife. late Nancy Ssay Henry b
Doyle winch ~ S ESsh fS Mar. an. @a Vim
liam are children Ct Polly sssy, formerly Polly Thomp.
Il bis wife, late Sally H. Hmblin, willis ohuney and In,
sS.th IL. his wife, late Elizabeth H. Mspbn, N.neyh
ianibn and Matilda Hambln which sadSsliy H., Elizs
H. Nancy and Mads the children Of Elizabeth Ham
bniomey Elizabeth Thompson daughter Of Robert Tho,
son. ComPlainants
James adison, administrator with the will annexed ofR
thompson dec and Jennings S.ay, Mtha Ann Foster, nisa:
ssay Late Polly rhomp,oa daughter Of Robert Thomp.Ss
jaime, Madison appointed guardian for the defendant M,,
ina Ann Foster who an infan, under the of2i year,
the special purpose ofdsfendng her interest in this suit ss
the defendants seay and Tbompson having the,
and given security according Of the Gen
efai Assembly ard the rules VI this court, and appearing
the sapaction Of the they ihhabsu of &
said defendants seay and Thompson do spoe
here ON The hday Of March court sud the Con-
cd publ: newsapr,, printed in the city ~
two mouths successfully, also posted the
~ w courthouse OF tins D ,'S.y &oas sSSEy Ts't;.
ChANcEkf At eeuri held FOX Prince Edward eoun,S
! December the isihis
Jane Ellington Cowpr,.
Against
Ed~gnd LoeSet Sheriff of Prince Edward county, aud
admr OF William Harrison dec, and the children said
Wiaui iiirion To wit: Theodorick William H., Trent Il
Dahney o. Mary D., kntura Abner Denajsh Missouri
Harrison, 'Def.nd.n,.
James Foster is appointed guardian fer the des Tf, T.
paphsS W mary d. huta j., Abner. Benaah and Missuur,
VINO are infants under the ii twenty Year
Tor ,e ciai pu OF defending their sun
aud the defendants Tbeodoek William II. moi haynr
catered her appearance and security an
act OF the General Assembly aud the court and
appearing TO the satisfaction fthe they ini
ban's OF the state, the motion the by her
counsel sordered that the said Defendants ana
William IL do appear here the day March court
next and answer nr compartments bills copy Of thu,
Hder he forthwith inserted nf pubic
ana also posted at the ironi door OF the is
! Janis 77rGv
CNAaCEhf. AT ruig= s4Len IN H.. ciel x. oihce :.
Prince Edward county the Is. Day If December, 1925
! Nil.am Walker C,onnI.iu,,t
Against
Elisha NorhriP George Dunsan., Edward bradshaw VII
,an Wooton, John kuad, ua., Eaton Hudson Simeon
Il. ~ " oo0.on Defend .iis
The defendant horthrp, having entered has apprarac
ana gwen security according the As..,,-
DIV and the rules ofis and appearing r
All niibitant OF this STAKE: On the com
ant ny COUNSEL entered at rules esa aeeorIs,
ote ed that tie ai defendant Norip do appear here o.,
the Isl day Of March answer the
h and that eopyof this order I've forthwith in SONG
Que OF the public newspapers printed city kichuo
months eeessvey, and also posted front dooy
oi the courthouse Vi tiis county. fe.te,
u. j. woRSuAM, d. q.
jan. IL. 79-wgw
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FALL GOODS & FASHIONS.

IHOS. L.4shBERI, Merchant TAILOR.
~ kSPECFFULLY informs his customer, and tie o,JG.
"a generally, that be has recently opened rerv
assortment Of the most fashionable GOODS in bis ins The
have beenseieded by himself " the Moth aud viii he J
on nPeeon not to he inferior any 10 h. or any otber
Key IN The u States, either IL Poiu Of quality or VARIETY liz
vii receive regularly throughout the ,ief any ne ,rt;
which suge' this country and be notified 1.-the Leaf sbsa
10 the fashions. '"a"se
he assures those who may favor him with their orders that
rate prices. " "'u'~
a hsndsonse assortment Of
READ Y-Jh.9DE CLOTHLNrr
L generally kept hand aud mad, snd trimmed n s,,.;
manner. " ''f'''D'
u any garment made q, few hours notice IL REQUIRED
- Uniforms Of every description made 60 order nj he
best style. 80 =" '"e very
itJOurneymfn Tailors who good worLmen can r, en-
~ ~'d ''e very hshe "sses BY applying above
-'N''-" 55--Nd
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Engineer Office, Beaufort, W. G
DECEMBER 3Oth. 1925.

1--WE Engineer charged with ueon OF ,hr Fort TO
4 he built on III. Eastern extremity fhe Bogue Banks IN
Perehes good durable building Stone, three millions OF
good durable Bricks ne also purchases Re quantities
Der and ~ ter-shell,
Tho persons who wish contract, are aive,tied--
l. That The Character Of the Stone (per sampe3 mus,
approved, and no S-ae of TO be
but at tile option OF the Engineer.
That during the continuance of deliveries the stone to
vessel
That the Stones he bounded by nearly rectangular
surfaces and have due oporton length breadth and
Thickness side be face nj 10 be used AT
once! ~ line work The other sides forming lair points,
Lereee.yed hut at the option oil The Engneer. fN''
That the viii be measured in arectsnslar solid
ns) aud received by Pere. twenty feet
Payments will be made TO suit contractors; but no nd
will pay every attention the aud Of
tractor. consistent with duty.
o. WHAT with Cranes aud other 10 be pro
asa " me Vnhed States on which all deliveries
made unie'' ~ special permission to the contrary
PROPOSES To state what they desire in expa
, noh OF men CONTRASTS what time they will commence
seI.e, what quantity per month"; quarter, &c. they will
tween The contract Tor the whoicOr apart.
That the failure Of the any one stipulation
sna' hoi immediately explained TO the satisfaction o,e En
snser, shreaeh ofls whole AID at the option Hon
Neu o'"s w' iheTeupon be entitled To the of dam
aso' assessed underthe regulation ofparagraph D
o. we faithful performance OF Puaon, bond, with
approved security viii berequired for the pay penalty
suiheent ia indemnify United States for
A losses resulting from such failure
costs aud charges oi recovering the same.
~. 30 much OF tue above as is applicable bricks. will
govern those persons Offering @ eouuscL
a. Proposals TO he sesied, aud endorsed propoaI to
contract iSr ihe delyeiycf by :" The
proposals WIZ be opened the day, the first and
March ls&oi aud the lowest bidder required
Ter Wih9ut delay into written engagements.
IL The Ensueer retains the privilege Of III. whole
hummer oi proposals. should he deem the lowest price
700 nshi hut he will not be authorised reject the lowest 10,
a"oh OF ii before the writings are n-
'eohaned still lower oer should be aud should
appear that was made aud intended to he received AT hi,
once before te day appointed for opening proposals il hsl
posals. w % ~ NV
Jan. ~. On ot
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w no e"nmnelt" the Jail OF Henrcn runaway on the
day OF October, 1920, negro who calls him
sell Henry and that he the property of O., Denia,oiu
Onanes, negro trader, whom he purchaed him from
ad EDMOND armstrong IN Baltimore Said runaway about
ns SIM made aud has scar upon the right sde tn. fore
peAu, J1st mellow the haT Had on when committed, blue
broad cloth I:own linen aioons bu0 c,,,m,rs s,
whe cotton shirt aud black wool hat. The owner OF said
away hereby desired to forward and comply with the
requisite. OF the Law ia such cases OF ne will he dealt ;h ar
eOidihgy' JOHN r. BURTON, Dep.
q, 90 for WIN. cambridge Shift
-trI2,
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

HARRISBURG, PA JAN. 27.-CheSdpedhG ana
Ohio Canak-The bill on this subject, up
on second reading, yesterday. MIR. Heston took the
floor in opposition to the first section and spoke
about half an hour, when the question was taken
and carried without a division. Mr. Meredith offer
ed an amendment to the second section, which
| amounted 10 entire substitute, changing it from
the enactng C ause A motion OF MIR. Maclean, to
postpone the section and bill till Monday, was
| negatived. Mr.. MeIedith's section was the same
as the second section Of the bill of last year; any
interested will know W hat that The difference
In principle, betw the two is this: The original
| section retains the power in the Legislature, TO
repeal the law, if the Legislatures OF Virginia and
| Maryland do not pass the provisions made BY the
! Legislature of Pennsylvania, within three years
MIR. Meredi,h's section provides that the law shall
not go into effect unless the Legislature of Virg-
mia * Maryan agree to the amendments by Penn
J sylvania, within three years. Messsrs. Meredith
and Clarke supported the amendment-and Messrs
Irwin and Beeson opposed it. The amendment wa.
\ agreed TO, so to 81.
w hen the Sd section came up, Mr.. Cunning
ham moved TO strike out the limiting clause put in
by the committee of the whole, on motion of Mr.
Roberts; and to insert liz place thereof clause to
authorize the extension of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal to Lake Erie, provided they left water
enough, on the summit level, 10 supply Pennsyl
vania Canal. This proposition was opposed by
Messrs. Roberts, Meredith, Lehman, Clarke, ant
Lawson-and supported by Messrs. Cunningham
Irwin, Huling, and Brown. The House adiourne,
about two o'clock, without taking the question Oh
the motion. INTEL.
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We have seen a letter from n very respectable
merchant in New York, to commercial friend in
this City, which that he had received infor-
nation from Buenos Ayres, which could be re-
lied that war between the Brazilian and Buenos
Ayrean governments was inevtable--the Brazlians
are willing TO give mp the Banda Oriental to
Buenos Ayres upon receiving pay for it this
had been refused them, Consequence it was
expected a war would ensue. Bait. Chro.
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CORN WANTED.

IE subscriber has orders TO purchase for Gosh Hot
Il der ftbjs article on tide agatr NAV find Il 10 their int.
RESI- make application TO DIXON TIMDERLAKE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28
Dte0.

In this town on the Goth inst Mrs. Mary
Franklin, widowo Of Mr. George Franklin, aged
&c years.
On Thursday last, Mrs Elizabeth Rodman,
wife Of Capt. Walter Rodman, aged 81 years.
On Friday night last, Mrs. Phebe Messer,
wife Of MIR. Thomas Messer, aged about 90
years.
On Saturday last, Mrs Amey Dennis, wife
of Capt. William Dennis and daughter of the
late Joseph Nichols, aged 61 years.-The dc :
ceased was endeared TO her friends by many
amiable qualities, as we'll as an equanimlty of
temper and degree of fortitude which ena-
bled her 10 rise superior 10 the common ills of
life; and the tranquility and coolness of her
last hours, afforded a happy presage of that
rest upon which, it is hoped, she has entered
At Cincinnati, (Ohio) on the 25th June last,
Mrs. Mary Bowers, widow of Mr.. John Bow
ers, and daughter of the late MIR. James Rob
inson, of this town
At Antwerp, on the Goth July last Mr.. Hen
~ Burdick, aged p years, mate of the snip
Newport, of this port, and son of the late MIR
Billings Burdick. He was a kind son, an af-
fectionate brother, and Justly esteemed by all
who knew him, for his active and enterprising
habits
At Tallapow ,Sumatra, May 9th, Mr. Samuel
s Jones, of this town, aged 30 years-one of
the crew of the barque Eliza, of Salem.
In New-Jersey, Hon. w. 5. Pennington, u
S. District Judge.
In South King stown, mr.. James Anthony
Senior, by fall from his horse in the 64th
year of his age.
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Nautical fntelIfgfntr.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,
None.
CLEARED

CLE.fRED,
Sloop B. D Jones, Manchester, ~ York,
Sloop Fly, Smith, Alexandra.
Between seventy and eighty coasting YES.
sells have arrived III this port since our last
but none from foreign port--want Of room
compels US to omit list Of them this week
.HE.UOR.aND.l
Spoken Ith inst. lat. 80 80, long 90 30,
brig Sea Bird, Carr, . days from this port for
Matanzas.
OFF Cork, July 30th, brig Rival, Waite, OF
this port, for Liverpool.
Left at Gottenburg 22d ult brig Ann Gads-
den, Barker, for this port in , or 3 days
Passed Elsincur 9TH ult ship Newport, Bur
roushs, of this port, from Antwerp for Stock
holm.
Arrived at New-York, l9lh inst brig Pomo-
ma, Newton, ~ hours frouI this port
Left at Havana, Sept. i2lh, brig John, Nor
ris, for this port in 3 days ship George
Champlin, Hudson, of this port, uncertain.
Sailed from Havana, Sept. 9th, brT uar-
vest, Eldred, Of this port, for Antwerp.
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BosToN, Sept. 25.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


The ship London Packet, Capt. Mackey,
arrived at this port yesterday from London,
and "a days from Cowes. BY this arrival
London papers TO the 18th August have
been received. We give the following
summary of their contents. [Gsz.
There is great distress in various parts
OF Ireland, on account of drought; the po-
tatoe and oat crops are very short: And
on these the lower classes of people chiefly
depend. The prices are high in proper
are already felt; and alarming apprehen-
sions of the future prevail
A contagious fever prevailed 10 a consi-
derable extent in Dublin. The hospitals
were overrun. The number of fever cases
in July were about fourteen hundred.
According TO an article in French pa.
per, the Janissaries in the Asiatic provn-
ces are not disposed to acquiesce in ihe
suppression of their body; and if the SUI
tan persist in his attempt to suppress them,
il is probable civil war will be the conse-
Quence. The Turkish empire, some con
lecture, is on the brink of destruction.
The poor Greeks, we would hope, will pro.
fit by the divisions and revolutions in their
enemies territory. But the Greeks were
always a JEALOUS and factious people.
They must unite and act in concert, or
their destruction and determination viii be
the result of foreign attacks upon them.
The same paper mentions that there are
great discontents in Portugal; that seve-
raj regiments revolted when required to
take the oath of the new constitution, and
bad departed for Spain. The Infanta, the
regent, is now said to support the new
charter; and she is surrounded by able
minister's.
The new Portuguese Ministers are De
Almcyda, Grcgos, Saldauba Oliyiera Daun,
and Braancamp, Baron de Sobrali.
A corvette from Hayti has arrived at
Havre, with million of piastres, complet-
ing the first instalment of the indemnity
for the st. Domingo planters.
The accounts from all the Districts near
Manchester are as full as ever of mclan-
cholly details respecting the undated
pressure of distress. There is no increase
of employment; and wages, to the small
extent they can be carried, are at the low
est possible point of reduction. The condi-
sllOU VI tUc puUT OcCOuitS WOlSc SNtIy udl
Their clothing has been sold or pawned
to satisfy the cravings of hunger; and tho
a benevolent association has been formed
TO supply their wants, il is to be feared
that their privations during the approach
ing winter will be Of the scverest kind.
The funds of the relief committee are re-
duced, and will only suffice for single
week. The cost Of food distributed week
ly is f400--In Scotland, the sufferings Of
the working classes are slill more severe
Their wan and haggard appearance is alb
solutely shocking. They ask aid with re-
luctance; but their extreme destitution
compels them to accept it.
In consequence of the exhausted state
ftheir funds, the committee for the reliei
ofthe poor in Manchester, were under the
painful necessity Of discontinumg the dis
tribusion of provisions to the suffering ma
nufacturers.
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Hiu be sold at .1ac,ion, on SATURDAY
nert, IN front ofthe Auction Room Of tte
.Su5scyiber--'
y CHESTS damaged Tea; I pos,ley
- Cooking Stove, No, ), with oil the ap.
parutus necessary for use one box Stove !;
open stove some furniture seconl hand
clothing ~ pair Denmark Satin Shoes !;
20 pair leather do; elegant time pieco /,
Watches, Books, &c.
MILTON HALL, Auctr.
Sept. %, 1896.
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NOTICE.

4 Committee Of the Town Of Middle
- town having advertised that they will
let out at Auction, all its tight and title to
certain privileges Of getting sea weed from
the beaches belonging TO the town; Thce-
fore, We the Subscribers, (supposing from
what has taken place that the Committee
have reference particularly to the Beach
called Seehueast beach think il proper
and necessary, in behalf of themselves and
OF other Inhabitants, to make il known to
all persons that the privilege OF getting
Sand, Sea Weed, &c. from that Beach,
belongs to each and every individual in
habitant OF the Town in his own private
right That the Town, as such, has no
manner Of right or title therein: and will
not be permitted to deprive them of privi-
lcges expressly granted to them by deeds
for the use, convenience and enjoyment of
each individual; and 30 enjoyed by them
peaceably ever since the grant, seventy
wears AGO.
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Marrfe0.

Tn this town on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev Mr.. Gammcll, Mr.. Alexander Murray
MGrcgos, to Miss Mary Gray, both Of this
town.
On the 20th INST. by the Rev. Mr. Eddy, Mr.
Reuben T. Cook, Of Connecticut, to Miss Ma.
w Ann Lawton, daughter Of the late Mr.
Samuel Iawton, of this town
In North Providence on the 18th inst. Mr.
John H. Easton of this town, to Miss Julia
Maria Lyman. youngest daughter Of the Hon
Daniel Lyman
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28
NOTICE.

an September 9Th, at 2 o'clock p. "
~ Rhode-Island Light House bearir =
east southeast, nigh to the west-shore, Jo.
srrn BAsos, aged l6 years, son to ALLIi
BAsss, master Of the sch. Two Sisters, 8
Cape Cod, was knocked overheard an
drowned Whoever may find hin It n
should drift on shore, or be found other.
wise, and will give him a decent burial,
and publish the same IN The public print.
hall be handsomely rewarded and al'
charges paid. ALLEN bANuS'
Warren, Sept. il, 80.
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letown, Sept. 9, 1896.

MluuletoWn, sept. y, ISSO.
Gideon Barker, .4udiey Clarke.
Isaac Barker, Chris. F6mier,
John II. Peckhdm, Ptieg Chapman.
Maiihelc Barker, Chris. II. Street,
.Abraham Barker, .Nathdn u. Hammch,
Restcom Peckhap,, James l.. Langley
John n. Sanford, I'm. ~. Freedom,
John u. Sm,th, Daniel Peckham,
.4bner Peckham, Jonathan Souihcick,
John Barker. Josiah So,,thcick,
James Barker, Elisabeth NJ Bdn,iis.
Stephen Barker, ter, IN behalf of
.4bntr Ward, herself & brother
HIM. {. Gibbs, Ed,edrd ThWs'on
David Uuah, Joseph .Southrick, jr
.9ugusi,iS Psckham, James H. Pcckhoa,
Henry Peckham, Jr. Gee re W Peckhdn,,
Richard A. Randolph, Peter Barker.
Fsiir Peckhdm, John r. T6,cnsend,
Philip Pschham, for Sechueast point
Peieg Barker, Farm.
Charles Barker, isaac Smith,
J. Bailey Hail, Jacob sherman,
.Nathaniei Wyun, EiUGh Barker,
Henry Tdber, Samuel Could,
james Idggari, lillian Peckhum,
arnold Barker, John Baiisy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28

lob Work done in satisfactory manner at
This Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28
Remains Of Commodore o. H. Perry.

Remains Of Commodore o. II. Perry.
We arc extremely happy to learn, that or
ders have been issued from the Navy Depart
Ineu,, for the U. 5. sloop Of. war Lexington,
lying at gho Navy Yard, New-York, 10 pro-
cesd Immediately to the island of Trinidad, to
convey TO this place the remains of our de-
ceased fellow townsman, Com. o. ii Perry,
for the purpose of having him inferred among
his kindred connexions, and friends. Capt
Capt. Daniel s. Turner, of this town, is ap.
pointed Agent for the Government, to 90
out in the Lexington, to superintend the OBJ
ject Of their mission.
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4 Case more Of those cheap Sattinetts,
IL which will be sold from 56 cts to 81
per yard, being the same prices they bro't
at Auction in Boston--OpeDed this day at
EDWIN WILBURS,
No. Ipi, Thames-street.
Sept 81.
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crease ofthe destructive wee OF Intemper-
ance, aud the eyasions. of the good and
wholesome laws regulating places Of re-
sort, by means OF which evasions the young
and unrefiecting, are often allnred to cer-
tain ruin that we view with like regret,
the too frequent and unlawful violations of
the Sabbath day; and that we feel il our
bounden duty to give our active and indi-
vidual aid and support, TO all the legal
measures, which the Constituted authori-
ties oft this town, may think proper to adopt
in addition to their present regulations, for
more cffectual suppression of these evils
Resolved, That these proceedings be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary,
aud published.
JOHN ROWLAND, Chairman.
JosEPn l., TILLINGnAs1, .Sec'ry.