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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-09-23

Celestlne, that she was at no loss to understand
his sentiment, while he, in return gathered from
her eyes that he was not dspleasing to her All
parties seemed to understand each other per
iectly IN the first interview, although not i word
was said in explanation
Madame Dennont requested st. Leon to tell
how their persons had come known to him
lie had expected this question, and replied, that
having seen Celestine's picture at the painters.
and being struck by her great beauty, he had
been induced to inquire her name and place Of
residence. and had afterwards found that she
went with her mother and friends to the bathing
establishment every evening, Whercupon he had
fallen on the project which had introduced him
to them.
st. Leon, fearing that his own name might
change the favorable dispositions which we're
entertained towards him, claimed, under that Of
St. Clair, which he had taken, and which be-
longed to one Of his most intimate friends, the
favor Of visiting them sometimes this was grant
ed, and he retired more in love than ever
Before giving St. Leon time to declare him
self openly, Madame Dernont, who read her
daughters heart, desired her old friend Gerard
to make some inquiries respecting St Clair,
without making known his motive for SO dong.
Gerard knew this gentleman by reputation per
fectly, and satisfied her at once He gave such
q character Of him, that Madame Dermont could
no longer hesitate IN accepting him as a son-in-
law. What singular in this adventure
white st. Leon was using every means to make
himself 50 much beloved, that it was impossible
to hate him when his true name should be known.
the mother had formed the design Of engaging
him 50 strongly, before informing him Of their
fears with regard to their lawsuit that it would
be impossible to break with them, if Celestne
should lose her fortune
these different sentiments, having the same
end in view, soon PLACED the parties in a sit,la-
ton to speak more openly. The pretended St
Clair visited them daily, and when he demand
ed Celcstn"'s hand. Madame Dermont. forget
iul Of hcrdctcrmlnaton to conceal the nqnctude
which her lawsuit occasioned her contided all
her secrets to the man whom She considered 50
worthy of her daughters hand. You are rich,
It LAIR SAID She, and perhaps expect to find
IN this alliance fortune proportioncd to YOUR
own. cannot allow you to remain in this error;
a lay suit on which my daughters fortune DC
pends'--' Madam interrupted ST. Leon :
should be unworthy her and YOU, and should
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not ignorant OF that which you have lust i'm
parted to me St Leon himself has unaskeG.
given me all the misunderstanding herself is tl,.
only treasure wish to possess.'~ Madame Der
mont, penetrated with gratitude, pressed h.
hand tenderly. Generous st Clair SAID sh,.
be the husband of my Celestine. and YOU, my
daughter, return his love, and look upon him as
the man destined to receive your faith st
Leon, transported with JOY, threw himself A.
the feet OF his beloved, and received from her
own lips the assurance of his felicity
Madame Dermont recalled him to himself, b,
returning to the subject of the law suit, which,
was always uppermo,t in her thoughts St Leon
became suddenly gloomy and thoughtlul Il
cannot comprehend said he, : how hatred can
be carried beyond the tomb; is it not possible to
terminate this unhappy business in {, friendly
manner" If his enmlty is not greater than
ours, VIC should not long be at variance said
Madame Dermont, both my daughter and mn
self have always blamed my husbands resent.
ment. Our interest alone makes us defend our
selves against the son of hi, enemy but the
luminosity with which this young man pros.
cucs his SUIT, proves that his sentiment, are far
from being as moderate as ours
Nh, what compromise could be expected
from man who IS certain Of success , any ar.
rangemcnt would be prcjudical to him. inter
posed Cclestinr. St Leon is Il man of honor
replied the lover and has generosity Of soul.
will speak to him in such a manner that he
cannot avoid seeing YOU The widow entreat
cd him to 60 to this redoubtabc adversary: he
promised to see him the next day. and took his
leave.
The happy youth enjoyed the prospect Of re
allznS his wishes for some days, without SAVING
any thing more Of st Leon, who, he pretended,
was III attendance upon the King, and that h.,
waited his return, in order To commence the
negotiation
lie now pressed Madame Dcrmont to delay
his happiness 40 longer; but that lady was dcs
rous he should await st Icons answer, as if
would be gratifying to her. She observed, to he
enabled TO portion her daughter handsomely
The nnpassioned youn- man combatted these
objections i'll vain; the mother seemed to vic
witt, him in generosity, and as the person they
wished to see would return the next day, the,
ronjnrcd him to lose no time in SEEING him.
promising, let the event be what it would 10
have the marriage contract drawn itp ilnn,cur
ately.
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Sec. .. int BE- u further enacted, That
if the proceeds accruing 10 any township
or district, from said fund, shall be insuiiic-
lent for the support of schools therein, II
shall be lawful ior SAID legislature TO in
vest the same, as is herein before directed,
until the wiole proceeds of the fund be-
belonging to such township OF district shall
be adequate to the permanent maintenance
and support OF schools within the same.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN 6. CALHOUN,
Vice.President of the United States, and
President of tho Senate.
ApPRovEp-Februarv |. lS26.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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State of Rhode-Island, &c.

NEWPORT, sc.-Clcrk's Office. of the Court Of
Commissioners for the relief of lnsolvont
Debtors, feb. Q, lo2G.
WHEREAS John G. Clarke of Newport,
w in the county of Newport, laborer, has
filed in ia Office his petition to said court, for
the benefit Of an act ofthc General Assembly
Of this State, entitled an act for the relief Of
insol,,ni debtors = and whereas Christopher
Fowler, esq one of tie commissioners Of said
court, has appointed Joseph II Patten, Of
Newport, assignee of the estate and effects Of
said petitioner: Notice Is therefore hereby Civ
en- to the creditors of said John TO appear be-
fore said c,,-t of commissioners at their ne xt
tern to be holden al Newport within and for
the county u Newport, OF the third Monday
Of Janulry, A. D. l-27, 10 shcw cause, if any
they have. why the prayer Of said petition
ought not t. BE- granted.
HOLMES WEAVER, clerk.
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State of Rhode Island, &c.

NEWPORT, sc.---Clcrk's Office of the Court of
Commissioners for the relief of hisolvent
Debtors, Feb. 9, l.26.
WHEREAS John Manchester Of liver.
w ton. in the county OF Newport, yeoman,
has filed in this Office his petition to said
court, for the benefit Of an act of the General
Assembly of this State, entitled " an act for
the relief of insovent Debtors" and whereas
Christopher Fowler, Esq one of the commits
sioners Of said court, has appointed James
Manchester of Tiverton, assignee of the estate
and effects of said petitioner: Notice Is there,
fore hereby given TO the creditors of said
John 20 appear before said court of commits
sioners at their next term to be holden at
Newport, within and for the county Of New
port, on The third monday Of January, A. d.
l-27, TO shew cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of said petition ought not to be grant
ed. HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk.
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4 SSIGNEE'S NOTlCE.-.The subscriber
"a having been appointed by the Hon. court
of commissioners for the rehef OF insolvent
debtors, at their January term, A. u. lo26, as
signee Of the estate ana effects of John Rose,
OF Newport, an insolvent debtor, gives notice
to the creditors to present their claims against
said insoivcnt, within six months from the date
hereof, OF they will be preeluGcd according to
law OLIVER ID. SLoCUM, .4SStgEec.
Newport, Feb q, l-2o
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JOHN w. TAYLOR,
IPuBLrc-No. 6.l

AN ACT to authorize the Legislature OF
the State of Ohio to sell the lands here
tofore appropriated for the use ofScEools
in tha. State.
Be /! enacted By the Senate and House q
Representatives. ofhe United States Of Il
snerica IN Congress assembled That the
Legislature of the State of Ohio shall be,
and is hereby, authorized TO sell and con-
vcy. in. fee simple, all, or any part, Of the
lands heretofore reserved and appropriated
nv Congress for the use Of schools with
said State. and to invest the money now a.
rising from tlIe sale thereof, in some pro-
,ucti,c fund, the proceeds Of which shall
q, forever applied, under the direction OF
said I.egislN;ure. for Che use and support Of
schools within the seycra! townships and
districts Of country, for which they were
originally reserved and sc; apart, and for
N other use or purpose vhateve-: Proyid-
cl, said land. or any part thereof, shall, IN
40 case, be sold without the consent OF tie
inhabitants of such township, or district, 10
bs obtained III such manner as The Lcgis.
lature of said State shall, by laV, direct
And provided, also, That in the apportou-
mont of the proceeds Of sdid iunt. each
township and district Aforesaid shall be en-
ttlcl 10 such part thereof. and no more,
Il shall have accrued from the sum cT sums
of money arising from the sale OF tic
iool lanls belonging TO such 80 nshlps
~, district
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GPrBLIC--No. A.

AN ACT TO revive and continue in force,
an act, entitled "An act fixing the COM
pensations Of the Secretary Of the Sem
ate and Clerk of the House ofRepresen-
7atives, of The Clerks employed in their
Offices, and Of the Librarian"
BE It enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. cfthe United States Of a.
neyicn ia Congress assembled, That, an act,
passed eighteenth Of April, one thousand
eight hundred and eighteen. entitled e" An
act fixed the compensation Of the Secretary
of the Senate and Clerks Of the House of
Representatives, Of the Clerks employed
in their Offices, and of the Librarian" be,
and the same is hereby declare. to be re-
vived, and to continue in force for three
wears, and until the termination of the ses-
sion OF Congress next ensuing
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
JOHN G. CALHOUN,
Vice-President of the United Stu-es and
President of the Senate.
APPRovEp-Februaryl /. l-26.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED AT THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE NINETEENTH CONGRESS.
tPUBLIc-No. 3.
AN ACT for altering the time Of holdin g
the District Court il the .Northern Dis
trict Of New-York
BE az enacted by tie .Sencte and House Of
Representatives ofthe United States Of inner
ica IN Congress assembled, That, from
and after the next term of the District
Court ofthe United States for the Northern
District of n. York, the term directed by
law to be held at Albany on the last Tues
day in January. shall, instead thereof be
held at Albany on the Sd Tuesday OF Ian.
in each year thereafter.
JOHN w. TAYLOR.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN Z. CALHOUN,
Nice-President of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
APPRoyEo-Februaryi !. lo2i.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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}noolurnt Notices.
State of Rhode-lsland &c.


NEWPORT. sc.--Clerk's Office of the Court Of
Commissioners for the relief Of lnsolyent
Debtors, Feb. 9, lS2G.
WHEREAS the petition of William ID.
w Boss, of Newport, in the comfy of
Newport, an insolvent debtor, was transferred
from the General Assembly, and entered in
said court, according to law, at its January
term, A, u. lo26 and whereas said petition has
been continued to the next term Of said court,
with further order of notice, and Richard
Shaw, of Newport, appointed assignee OF
the estate and effects of the said petitioner
Notice is therefore hereby given to the credi-
tors of said William, to appear at thenextterm
of the said court to be holden at Newport, with
in and for the county of Newport, OH the third
Monday Of January, A. o. io27' to shew cause
if any they have, why the benefit of an act for
the relief of insolvent debtors passed January,
A. b. ic22, ought not to be extended to him,
HOLMES WEAVER, clerk.
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NEWPORT, sc.-Clerk's Office of the Court OF
Commissioners far the relief OF inSolvon,
Debtors, Feb. 0, ls2G.
NHEREAS Nathaniel Davies of New
w port, in the county of Newport, labo-
rer, has filed in this Office his petition 10 said
court for the benefit of as act of the General
Assembly of this State, entitled " an act tor
the relief OF insolvent debtors;" and whereas
Christopher Fowler, esq. one of the comInls-
sloners of said court has appointed William
Howard of Newport, assignee of the estate and
effects OF said petitioner Notice is therefore
hereby given to tho creditors of the said Ma
thani' to appear before said court of commits
sioners at their next term 10 be holden at
Newport within and for the county of New
port on the third monday of January A. ID.
lo27, TO shew cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petition ought not To be
granted. HOLMES WEAVER, Ciork.
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4 T court of Probate, holden at the coun-
"A Gil chamber, Newport, ON Monday 9th
Feb. I-26:-H uaS ordered, That all Guard
ians, Administrators, or executors, whose ac-
counts have not been settled for the space OF
one year, appear at a court Of Probate To be
holden at the State House, on tho first Mon
day in March next and settle the same and
that this order be published in both the news.
pa1crs printed in this town.
By order Of said court,
b B. ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk
Feb Q, 1876
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COlLiUSSIONERS NOUCE.-Wc the
- Subscribers having been appointed by the
lion. Court Of Probate, for the town of Tiv-
erion, in the county Of Newport, Commis-
sioucrs to receive and examine tho claims
OF the creditors against the estate OF
UiEkLlE COREY,
hto ofsaid Tivcrton, deceased, represented in
solvent, hereby give notice, that Six months
from the date hereof, is allowed to the cred
itors of said estate, to bring in and prove their
respective claims, and that We shall attend for
that purpose at the house Of Sion Allen, on
the last mondays Of March, April and May, in
s,.id term, between the hours of9 and o'clock
BBAJ. DuRfEE, COmn.r$.
JOuN TABrR.
Tivcrton, Doc, 3, iS2j [F9.
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TOLUJiE IL.
Ncc-StoMe Wanted.

FE'llE Subscriber wishes 10 receive Pr.
L. poSalS Tor the delivery at Font Adams,
Newport liarlor, of "a considerations ,,an,-.
" of Free S,npe, split ou 10 Dimension q.
and of tie best quality. a few blccks ,
wanted which shall 5e, when cut, Gl-2feys
long, feet wide, and IL. inches thick
hut the greater purt OF the seones will bs
much less IN breadth and thickness.
4 palt of tie stone must be delivered 10y
the lst of April next.
The Proposals TO be directed to the Subs
scIibcr, Newport, X. !.
JOS. G.. f0TTEN, MAJ. Eng'rs.
BrorI III. Col.
The Publishers OF the Newport Mercury,
Prov. Patriot, Prov. American, Ncw-Lon-
don Gazette, New Bedford Mercury, Fall-
River Monitor, and Taunton papers, will
plense to og@e the above three Insertions,
and forward their accounts.
Newpdrt, Jan. 26. lS26.
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State of Rhode Island, &c.


NEWPORT, sc-Clcrk's Office Of the Court of
Commissioners for the relief Of lnso!vent
Debtors, Feb. ., lS2G.
WHEREAS the petition Of John Rose, of
w Newport, in the county Of Newport, an
insolvent debtor, was transferred from the
General Assembly and entered in said court
according to law, at its January term, A. d.
lS2G: and whereas said petition has been con
tinued 10 the next term of said court with a
further order Of notice; ~ Oliver ID Slocum of
Newport, appointed assignee of the estate and
effects of said petitioner: Notice is therefore
hereby given 10 the creditors of said John to
appear 1T the next term Of the said court to
be holden at Newport, within and for the
county of Newport, on the third monday
Of January, a. u. 1877, to shew cause, il any
they have, why the benefit of an act for the
relief of insolvent debtors, passed January
lc22, ought not 10 be extended to him.
HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk.
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[PUBLrc-No. 81

AN ACT to annul An act concerning
wrcckers and wrecked property" passed
by the Governor and Legislative Coun-
Gil of the Territory of Florida.
BE Il enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of
.4msrica tn Congress assembled, That the
act Of the Governor and Legislative Coun-
eli of the Territory of Florida, entitled
An act concerning wreckers andSwrecked
property" approved by the Governor the
fourth day ofJuly, one thousand eight hun
dred and twenty three, be, and the same
is hereby, disapproved, and declared null
and void.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN G. CALHOUN,
Hice-President of the United States, and
President Of the Senate.
AprRovED-Februaryl /, 1896
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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4 ssIGyEEs NoTICE.-Tbc subscribe

4 ssIGNEES NOT1CE.-fhe subscribed
N having been appointed by Christopher
Fovlct, esg. one Of tie commissioners OF the
court for ,hc the relief Of insolyeDt debtors,
assignee of'he estate and effects Of Nathaniel
Dawes, Of Nen port, an insolyeni debtor, gives
notice 10 the creditors 10 present their claims
arains, said iu.1iyent within SIX months from
the date hereof. d. they VIII be p.cciutod ae-
coTding 20 law.
WM HOWARD. ,}syigaet
Newport Tssg, 1.;-,
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

TIIE subscriber having been appointed hd
i minstrator, dc bonis non, on the estate of
GEORGE II. VI. PERRY, late Of Charles.
town, deceased, and having given bonds as the
law directs, he therefore requests all porsOns
indebted TO the estate Of said deceased, 10
make immediate payment, and those having
any demands to present them for settlement
without delay. SAMUEL WARD, .3dm'r.
w.Shoreham, Jan -, le2G. tF2
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WHEREAS the petition of Lomuel Gam.

WHEREAS the petition Of Lomuel Gam
w mons ofNewportsin the county oiNew-
port, an insolvcnt debtor, was transferred from
tho General Assembly, and entered in said
Court, according To law, at its January term
A. D. lc!6: and whereas said petition has been
continued to the next term of said court, with
further order a notice, and &. T. Robbins,
of Newport appointed assignee of the estate
and effects Of said petitioner; Notice Is there
fore hereby given 10 the creditors Of said Lem
uel TO appear at the next term OF said court, to
be holden at Newport within and for the coun-
ty of Newport, on the third Monday Of Janua.
~, AID. l~13, aad shew cause, ifany they have
why the benefit Of aa act for the relief e in
solvent debtors, passed January, \, .. lo22
ought not to be extended to him.
HOLMES WEAVER. Cicrk.
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DROBATE NOTICE Court of Probate,
4 Newport, Feb &, ls9G.--Whercas the ad-
ministrator on the estate of William Prior,
late of Newport, deceased, having this day pre-
sented h account iur settlement, and the
consideration thereof referred to a court of
probate TO be holden az the state-houso, in
said Newport, on the first monday of March
next, at . o'clock, A. M.--Notice is hereby
given to all interested therein to appear AT
said timc and place, if they sco lit, and they
shall be heard.
BY order of said court,
b. B. ROWLAND, Prob. Clk.
Fch'9, 1c26.
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SWcks WaMtcA.

fENliE Subscriber will receive Proposals
L I'LL the lst OF March next, for the de-
livery at Fort Adams, Newport llarbor, or
lOo,0b stock or pressed bricks, and
5OO,OOO common bricks
The bricks To average, when burnt, =
inches by i inches 10y lnches-to be OF
the best quality; and TO salmon, arch, or
broken bricks to be received.
100000 Common Bricks to be delivered
in each oftho months Of April, May, Jane.
July and August next; the stock and press
ed bricks, in May, June, or July.
Tie Proposals to be directed TO the SUBJ
scriber, Newport, II !.
JOS. G.. T0TTEN, .'iJ. Eng'rs.
Byeri LII. Col.
The Publishers ofthc Newport Mercury,
Prov. Patriot, Prov. ,tmercan, Boston Pairio,,
Essex Register and Salem Gazette, New.
Bedford Mercury, Fall.Rivcr Monitor, New
London Gazette, and Taunton papers, wiz
please To rive the above throc Insertions, and,
forward their accounts.
Newport, jan 20. lSlH
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.--The Subscri
H Der having been appointed Executor of
the last VIII and Testament OF SAMUEL BAL
LEY. late of Middletown, deceased, and said
appointment being approved Of by a court Of
Probate, holden in Midd!etown, on the I'D of
August, 1925 said executor having been
qualified as the law Directs fort faithful per
formance Of saiftrust: All persons having de-
mands against said estate are requested to pre-
sent them, and those indebted TO call and make
immediate payment To
JOHN |. BAILEY, Executor.
Newport, Feb 9, 1876.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TNIE subscriber hereby gives public notice
l. that he is appointed Administrator on
the estate Of Hiiitam Bdbeock, late OF Soui. n.
Kingstown, deceased, and has acc opted or tho
trust, he therefore requests az persons who
are indebted TO the estate Of said deceased o.
make payment without delay, md also all
persons who have claims against the said u.
tate TO exhibit them as yoon As NAV be
ROBFRT PERRY, .4dn'r.
South Kinrstown, JAR. II, 1c2G. lF2
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NOTICE.-The Subscriber intending to
~ make new arrangement in his business,
requests all persons indebted to him TO make
immediate payment, as all accounts not set
tied previous to the 10th Feb. next, will be
placed in the hands Of l.. TRryErr, Esq hr
collection Boots and Shoes for sale as usual,
at his old stand, FOR cash and cash only.
Jan 10. JOSIAH y. BUPDlCk.
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A SSIGNEE'S. NOTICE.-Thc Sub
~ scriber having been appointed by The
Hon. Court of Commissioners for the rcI!cF
ofI.soycnt debtors, at their January Term.
ls2G, Assignee Of the estate aud the -.
feet, of Lomuel Gammons, Of Newport, NJ.
insolycnt debtor, gives notice TO the credit
or5 to present their claims against said la,
solvent. within six months from the dat,
hereof, or they will be precluded ACCORDING
to law. g. Z. ROBBINS, .lssigae,.
Newport. Jan. 26, lS26.