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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FREE NEGROES IN DISTRICT OF CO.
UMBIA

Mr. Varnum, from the Committee for the
District Of Columhia, reported The following
Dill; which was twice read and committed;
"a Bill concerning Free Persons Of Color in
the District If Columbia, and for other pur-
poses.
Be il enacted, sc. That, whenever any per-
son shall be apprcacnd,d, or committed in tbs
District Of Columbia, as runaway, and IL
should appear, upon examination, tnat the said
person is rhtitled 10 his 81 her freedom, tht
JAIL Fees ana other legal expenses Of such appre-
henson or commitments shall be chargeab'e
to the United States, ami be collected and paid
over in the same manner as other public char
ges
SEC. .. And be il further enacted, That so
much OF the twrnlv-trst secgion al an act oi
the stale Of Maryland pased IN the year one
thousand seven hundred and fifteen, entitled
"An ACT relating 10 servants and slaves and
now in Iorce III the county of Washington, III
the District Of Colombia, rs authorizes the
commitment, a. d sale, Of fec persons OF color
far prison lees, and otter charges OF appie-
henslon, upon suspicion Of heir being runa-
ways, shall be, and The same is hereby, repeal :
ed"
Mr., p. p. Barbour, f,om.,he Committee on
the Judiciary, 'e2ortcd b,!l to amend the
acIs for the encouragement at lc"rning,by Sc
curing the copies of MAPS: chats, and hooks
40 me authors an4 p.;3TieI,ns "s such eopies,
during the times thel Elm m 'F,:ioRei'
On motion Of Ma'iary, it was
ReS0lOed That the IS, mony taken before The
Commiuee on Manufactures, he committed 10
TO that committee, with authority 10 connect
and arrange the same undrrarrroprate heads
and also, 10 snperintend the printing whsn SO
arranged.
RETRENcHMENr
The resolu,i ms Of Mr. Chiffon togctherwilh
the amendmcn, Of Mr.. 3 axe, being again un-
der consideration
Mr. Everett addressed the Housc at length
in general indication Of the Administration
from The charges brought against them, aud
more especially tba, which related 10 the eX-
pense, Of foreign intero curse, and the sums
paid to Mr.. Adams while abroad.
he was followed by Mr.. Randolph Oh the
opposite side.
After an TX pana,ion by Mr.. Everett, and a
very brief rejoiuder from Mr.. Randolph,
MIR. Hamilton Obtained the floor, but yielded
to motion for adjournment; which having
prevailed,
Thr House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04

not decline call which challenged his attach.
ment and gratitude to his naive country.
Once more then, ne tra,ersed tile OCEAN; but as
soon as circumstances permitted, he welded 10
the impulse Of his heart, and 10 the solicita-
lions Of his transatlantic friends, and in 1912
returned TO the land of his adoption. Here
new labors and new honors awaited him. He
resumed his former duties in the seminary, &
for short interval was President OF the col
lege. But his nomination TO The first ecclesi>
as:icai dignity in this country soon called him
TO a wider field OF action. Ia vain die he urge
every difficulty which he could conceive to be
an obstacle to his appointment; in vain did he
plead for respite to complete an important
work in which he proposed to adop, the
course Of Theology to the state o. this country.
The voice of his superiourS, and The demand OF
religion overruled his reluctance; and he was
consecra,ed Archbishop Of Baltimore on the
l4th of Nov. 1917 How he realized the ex-
pectalions, of the public, what he has done Tor
The cause of religion, how effectually he has
co ,tributtd to promote that candid and cUnci!>
ialory spirit which is the characteristic Of
christianity, nee DIS no proof al this day
Though he always sighed for the retirement
from which he had 3een almost foroibly torn
awav, yet never did lac shrink from the most
arduops duties Of his responsible charge
When the affiirs Of his diocese required his
presence in Europe, he hesitated not TO brave
again the dangrts flhe ocean When absent
every letter showed with what psin lie bore his
separation from his beloved flo k; and be look
cd anxiousiy for the moment Of his return. We
all know how he has lved:-his death has
been such as we might expect from such a
liGc-full Of peace, hop, and consolation?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04
500 Reward.

ID AN AWAY fron the subscriber on Thursday, the
le27th December, yellow man named BILLYAD.
AN The said negro is "a years Of age, about feet
or inches high, Aeshy full face and very bright
compexion his left leg, Occasionally fever soe,)
is very stiff and lame Had on when he went away, a
white domestic roundabout, grey pantaoons, and
half worn fur hat. The said negro wen, from Ale1a.
to the city of Washington the eth ofJanuary look
for situation to drive hack
He had no permission neither from his master or
myselfto leave the plantation
Ten dollars vii! be given tax in Fairfax county,
and the above reward, If taken in the District of Co
unba, and secured in jail and All reasonable expens
es paid if brought home.
Wv, SWARTWOUT.
BY order ofc. Calvert Stuart Chan,y, near Fair
fax Court House, Va. jan IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04
Mechanic Relief Society

STATED quarterly meeting OF the Mechanic
Relief Society, win be held at Their HALL on
Wednesday, Erening merit, 9Th ,nst at o'clock.
By order. JOIN oohSn,
tendance, as bushes, of Importance will come before
the society. 'e'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04
Notice.

1NHE Stockholders of the Alexandra Library Com
u rany are informed that an election tor President
an, eleven Directors to manage the affairs OF the M
sti,u,,on will he held at thebrary Room on Monday
~, sb Instant between the hours of 10 and O'Clock.
SAMUEL MARK, Librarian.
feb4-2aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04

same spirit which defended our country and
oorg its Has at York, Brandywine, TrrMon,
Thames and Chippewa, preserved New Orleans
the spirit Of iDdependente.-Ana we trust il
will forever shield the country from foreign
aggressian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04

An * ers;vc AID intxhanstihlc mine Of coal,
resembling eni'ely, the best Liverpool, has
enrecrnly opened on 'hr east branch Of the
susqnrhanna pa about $50 miles above
Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04

At one o'clock or Saturday, mofning the
Grain Mil belonging TO the Etna Company
Powder Mills blew up-uo lives were lost
The can.ussiou was distinctly felt in 8ald-
more.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04

The House of Delegates Of Virginia has been
Tor some Zinc past, engaged in discussing the
ECi,cuit Cour; bill" which is looked upon as
? ycry important subject. Tie bill goes to a,
bou,h tie present Chancery System, amaea-
mating. as the Whig says, that and the cons
mon law iu,i,dic ton as now exercise by The
,p,rrior Courts--the four Chancellors 10 be
commissioned as Judges, and the fifteen Judg-
cs as Councillors. The enemies oil The Bill,
beside, ,ae xpediency Of its detaiIs deny the
Legislative power to blend the two Juriadic-
tiOrS
The bill Grally passed the H"ese or Wednss-
day last, ny VOTE otI2l to 81.
The Con,caion Bill was ordered 10 third
reading in ne Senate, on the same day, by a
vote Of Il to 10. In all probability 1t passed
W Thursday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04
Rirth-night Ball.

quested to meet at the City Hotel, this evening at
O'Clock, for the purpose of electing managers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04
Accommodation COachee.
NEW LINE:

CONNIE need running this day,
Aleaving the Franklin House Hotel,
Alexandra, daily at half past
eight A. NJ and arrive in Washing
tp in time for the Baltimore Stage, returning will
leave Washington at half past p. NJ For seats, ap.
ply at the different Public Houses IN Washington,
and at Newtons Franklin House, Alexandra, ID. c.
NIB. Passengers wishing to go to Georgetown, VIII
fifty cents IHh rHor mr. ohe'
Alexandria. January 2-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04
O Hire.

20 Hire.
EiiHER by the month or for the remainder of the
II Year, two BLiCK MEN, who have been accus.
toned to driving cart; one of them understands gar
dening. Enquire Of the printer.
feb 4-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04

:. turns out that Gen. Jacksons reception at
New Orleans was not So very ha'tering as
,o,re Of his friends anticipated 1t would be.
W refer our readers 10 another column for
-ome sensible remarks on the Generals VISIT
,~d an account Of the great celebration.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-04
&C, TX SaNiDiR1As
uoyn,Y MORNING, FEBRUARY 4. 1923.

The House of Representatives was still occu'
-;sd on Saturday in discussing Mr.. Chiiton's
,,o,;on. Mr.. Seargeni addressed the House on
,,,, d,y. NJ. Everett is said 10 have made an
~. and powerful speech on Friday, and was
r.nGed TO by Mr.. Randolph, who complained
e his Geblsnsss, which was indeed percievable
- every thing that ne said.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-22
Statc Of Connecticut, ss. County
 o| Ne,O-H HaUeR, April 9, 1898.

| PON the application of Henry CarrngiOn, Hen ry Denson, and ETastus Lyman, Agents Oi the PTes- dent DireciOrs,a and Company, Of the EAGLE BANK oC Haven, thIs day made, hcwing that by an act of the Leg stature of said State, passed May I826 and continued n force by Act of the Legisa- ture of said State, passed May l827-the Superior Court of sad state, for the county of New-Haven, or any Judge thereof, application of the Agents Ot sad Eagle Bank, should limit time for the creditors of said Bank to present their claims to said Agents, and direct public notice to be given thereof, and that all cIa ms not presented within said time should be barred-Shewlng aso that said Superior Court IS not now in sess,On ,and that said Eagle Bank is insOvent, and praying that time should be mlted and Pubic Notice should be given aforesad:-
 Iheref0re, Ordered, That all the creditors of sad Eage Bank, do present their claims to sad Agents, at their office, in the city of NewHaven, in said state, on or before the first Monday of November, A. D. 1828 and that said Agents do give public notice of this odero all said creditors by publishing the same six weeks successively, at least twelve weeks before the first Monday of November. A. D. 1898, in all such newspapers printed and published in this state, are employed by the Secretary of this State to publish the kaws thereof, and also in the Daily Advertiser, a newsnaper published in New-York, and in the BOs- ton Centnel, a newspaper published in Boston, and in the United States Gazette newspaper published in Philadelphia, and in the Albany Argus, newspa- per published in Albany. l.,,,r.,
 4 Judge 0fthe Superior Court Of
 the State of Connecticut. true copy of the original on file
 JOHN BEACH, Clerk ofthe Superior Court.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-22
State of Gommerttrut, ss
 COUNTY OF LITCHFIELD, 's' &iLneriar CoArf EehrnnraI Yera,, 1909

U PON the Petition of Jemima Eggeston, of Salis- bury, in Ltchfed County showing to said Court that about the 14th day ofNarch, 1912, she was law fully married to Barnebus Eggleston, then of Corn wall in said Litchfeld County, residing out of the state in parts to the Petitioner unknown, with whom she lived from the time of said marriage in the faithful performance of all the marriage duties and covenants her part to be kept and performed until
 about the 26th day of February 1891, and more than three years next before the date ofsaid Petition when the said Barnebus Eggleston without any just reasonable cause, and in violation and utter disre- gard of the marriage duties and covenants on his part to be kept and performed, willuy deserted the Pet
 tioner, and has ever since continued such his wilfu desertion and absence with total neglect of all the duties required ofand enioned on him by the marriage covenant and relation atoresad-praying for bill of divorce from the said Barnebus Eggeston, as per pe- tition on file, dated the 10th day of February 1898.
 Ordered, by this Court, that the Petition be contin- ed to the next Superior Court to be holden at Litch field within and for the County of LitchfeId, on the Sd Tuesday of August 1928, and that notice be given to the said Barnebns Eggeston, by publication of the pendency of said Petition in two newspapers in this state, immediately after the rising of ths Court six weeks successively, at which sadnext Court the re- spondent, (viz the said Barnebus Eggleston may ap- pear, if he see cause, and defend. By the Court
 436w FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Clerk
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-22
Probate Court, District of Woodbmy Aprst 21St, 1928.

Probate Court, District of Woodbmy,
 April 21st, 1928.
 w ILLIAM PARRISH, Guardian of Charles G. Parrish and Elizabeth Parrish, mnols residents Il. Washington, in said district, having filed his Pettoi in said Court showing that said minors own, and possessors of about fourteen acres of and situated n Litchfed, in the southwest part of the farm of Sam ue Gum, deceased, and they one equal undlv,- ded fourth part fthe reversion of the lands encum- bered by the dover of Besey Gunn and that said lands being unproductise, it would be beneficial to said mi to sell the same, and invest the avas as by the Statute prescribed.
 Ordered, That the lst Monday of July ,1828, at nine o'clock A. M. al the Probate Office in Woodbnry, be assigned to hear the Petitioner the merits of said Petition, and that notice thereof be gwen by adverti- Using in the Ltchfed County Post three weeks sue cesslvey, at least six weeks before said 1s Monday July, 1928. c. B. PHELPS, Judge.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-22
.A SfeGyase Boat

Leaves New-Haven every evening, Sundays except ed,) at 7 o'clock, and arrives in NewYork at o. clock in the morning, in to take the lines for Philadelphia, and the Morning Boats for Albany.
 The mail for New-H Haven, on Mondays, Wednes- days, and Fridays will be carried in pleasure wag- gon, leaving Litchfeld at o'clock A. M. and can commodate one passenger.-Book for the above kept at Catlins Hote otherwise for passage information apply to J. PARKS.
 Litchfed, April 24, 1828
 P. S.-Stages leave Litchfeld for Albany daily, Sundays excepted, at o'clock in the morning. 46
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-22
NOTICE.

DY order ofthe Hon. Court of Probate for the dis rct of Litchfeld, will be sold at public auction, on Thursday, the 18th day of May inst at o'clock, F. M. unless previously drsposed.ef at private sale, so much of the real of Noah Kborn late of fLi,ch- field, in said district will raise the of $lS2 73, with incidental charges of sale. Sale to commence at o'clock P. NJ. on the premises.
 JACOB KILBORN, Admia'r. Litchfeld May lst, 1928. r
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-22
NOTICE.

The Agents of the EAGLE BANK ofNew-Haven, give notice to the creditors thereof that no claim salnst said Bank, will be by them allowed, until the original Bills, Notes, Drafts, or oiher vouchers or ev- them-and upon the allowance of any claim, the said Agents will issue transferable certificate for the a. mount of the same as conclusive eyid ence thereof, and which will entitle the holder of said certificate upon the production thereof to all such dividends as may at any time thereafter be declared out of the As sets sets of said Eagle Bank, by the Superior Court for Vew-Haven County, according to the acts the Le- gisature of Connecticut passed May lo26 and May 1927. -
 HENRY CARRINGTON,) Aep,,s If
 ERASTUS LYMnN, EnStp Bank.
 HENRY DENIsON, H0s'e O0'@' New Haven, April l7, 1923. oW4o
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-22
GE GER&1FTEAHES.

This certifes that the premium offered by the "Ag- ricutura Society for the County of LitchfeId, for the best Colt under two years old,' was awarded to Oliver S Wolco Esq. for his colt by Old Duroc, at the Cattle Show and Fair of said Agricultural Society held October 15, 1923.
 ALso-That the Premium offered for the best Stall ion, "havng reference to Stock,'' was awarded to Oliver $. Wolcott, Esq. for his Stallion PAUL PRY, by Old Duroc, at the Cattle Show and Fair, held at LitchfeId, October II. 1926.
 Attest s. P. BOLLES, Rec. Sec. AS. L.C.
 Litchfeld, March 7, 1897.
 This certifes that the above premiums awarded
 according to the certificate of $. P. Boes A J.R. LANDON, Chair. Aegarding Com.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-22
Court of Probate, ss. District of Sharon, April g, 1928.

Court of Probate, ss. District of Sharon,
 April g, 1898.
 UPON the petition of Harvey D. Warner. of Sails bury in said district showing this Court that he is the parent of Noadiah Warner, John Warner, Dar- win Warner, Jennett Warner, and Donald Warner, of said Salisbury, Minors; that said Minors own tenants in common with Allen c. Warner Augustus Warner, Charles Warner, and Nehemiah Clark, oi certain pieces of land situated in said Salisbury and share of the dwelling house formerly occupied by Nath'l c. Clark, late of said Salisbury, deceased being the same reafesta which was distributed and set off from the of the said Nathaniel C. Clark, deceased, the heirs at law of Elizabeth Warner de- ceased, the interest of said minors in said real estate valued at about six hundred dollars. Praying for lib erty to sell the same, per petition file, dated A pril B, A. D. 1928.
 Ordered, That the consideration of said petition L adjourned until the 2d Tuesday of July next, al nin o'clock in the forenoon and that said Harvey D.Wat. ner give notice thereof by publishing this order three weeks successvey at least six weeks before the sa 2d Tuesday of July next, in newspaper printed in Litchfeld. A copy ofRecord
 46 SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-22
IMPROVED STOCK. THE BEAUTIFUL AND THOROUGH BRED DUn0o H1 COLT PAUL PRY.

Will stand at the stable of the subscriber the ensuing Season, which commences the first of May and ends the first of August next. For Terms see HdRd6W.
 PAUL PR y was sired by the justly noted Horse, OLD DUROC, the sire of "Amercan Ecpse,' "Cock of the Rock," !" &c. whose pedigree is too well known 10 need 0es- crption.
 PAUL PRY is out of the full blooded mare "Lady Betty" Lady Betty sired by Rockingham her dam by Mercury, grand-dam by Pot Os, out of Lady Skirmish, who was imported by Col. James Hall, of Lancaster, Pa. Lady Skirmish was own sister to RosaLi,ed, by Phenomenon, out of Gazeile. PhenOm- by HerOd, (his dam PhrenSy,) by Eclipse, grand dam by Enquirer, great grand dam by Bunk 1 PAUL PRY was bred on the farm of Hon. OIL YER WOLCOTT, of LitchfeId, Conn.,; is of a beau- tlful dapple chestnut coor with black tail and mane; is full fifteen and half hands high and for lofty car rage good points, and color, is surpassed by none D7Specimens of his Stock are owned by the fol- lowing gentlemen, giz. Sheldon c. Leaytt Esq. and Mir Abah Skilton, of Bethem, and by Messrs Erastus A. Lord, c. B. Vessels, Lyman Wooster, and at the stable of the subscriber.
 Good pasture provided for Mares, and good attend- oaC1erS.
 OLIVER s. WOLCOTT. Litchfeld, April, 1928. 6w44
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-22
NEW HlARDWAR
 OGDEN KILBOURN Has imported by the ship Manchester, from Luerpoo a On eCtenSiue assortment Of
 Cutlery 6c H0rdaoare Goods,


 Cutlery 8' H0rdsoare Goods,
 Which he offers at the lo'oest prices,
 IP Wholesale and Retail sC1 TABLE and Desert Knives and Forks of ivory buck, cocoa, horn, bone, and wood handles; m Carvess and Steels; great variety of Bdv6erS pen and pocket Knives; thick back cotton, dirk, and other Knives;
 Razors, Scissors, Shears, patent sheep Shears; Cast steel Sckles, English shovels and spades Philadelphia Mil, % cut, and tenon Saws Circular, hand, pannel, back, and other Saws; Cast steel drawing knives; braces and pitts; Chsses, gouges squares, plane irons, files & rasps; box and ivory Rules locks atchcs, butts and bolts Screws ofthe best quality, hinges and door knockers; patent blind Fasenings, and wiDdow Springs; trace & halter Chains brick X clustering trowes; Glass and brass commode knobs, & Commode rings Curtain pins brass and princess metal Nails; brass and metal Cocks; cut Tacks, brads sparables brass Androns; brass joint Shoves and Tongs; steel and common iron ShOves and Tongs; elegant japan'd Tea Trays, walters and fruit Trays; polished steel Snuffers and snuffer trays; plated Casters, plated and brass Candlesticks; brass and apan'd Lamps; copper Tea kettles, sheet iron and comporition do; sauce pans; patent Grid-irons, frying pans and coffee mills; Sadd and Taors Irons; plated and japann' Saddle Garden Hoes and Rakes; brushes of most kinds; best silver eyed Nedles; states and pencils.
 Cast From HOlioaU Ware of smooth and very superior quality.
 Store, corner south of the State House, Hartford.
 May 6, 1928. 3ws3weow48
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-22
Found.

CONCEALED on the premises of the subscriber four silver table spoons, with the initials of the per- sons name. The owner can bhave them by proving property and paying charges
 WILLIAM ODELL. Washington, April 28, 1898. lT
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-22
FOR BRIDGEPORT, NOR-
 WALK, AND N. YORK.

\ HIS Stage leaves Litcbfeld every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning, at o'clock A. M. and arrives at Norwalk 12 o'clock P. M. Steam Boat leaves Norwalk the day, at o'clock ?. M. and arrives in New-York at o'clock P. M.
 This Line runs through Bethlehem, Woodbury, Southbury, Newtown, Bridgeport, Fairfield, Sauga- tuck, to Norwak-at which place passengers dne.- Seats in the above Line can be obtained at Mir. $. Demiug's County House, Litchfeld.
 E.HAYS, Newto,cn,
 C.PARTRICK, Az. fors' Co. Norcaik. e'0'S'
 Norwalk, April 12, 1898. 45
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-22

STAGES leave Litchield daily, Sundays except ed) Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at haIfpast seven o'clock precisely, and arrive in New-Haveu at o'clock P. Nj.
 Leave LitchfeId Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur- days, at o'clock A. M. and arrive in New-Haven at a quarter before o'clock P. NJ.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-22
Eauk NntR Table'

Bills of the following Banks are received Tn pay oentnr5 5anost the PiENIX BANK in this town The lIs will be corrected as occasion may require
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-22

'Iscataqua, I EoitoiAio"'h buckingham, do. Commercial, do. | .New-Hampshire. do New-Hamp. Union. do Portsmouth, do. buckingham, do. Winnipisiogee, Meredith MASSACHUSETTS,. 1 American bank, Boston. Boston bank, do ,Citybank, do Columbian, do Commonwealth, dc Globe, 6o .Iagle, do ianu. & Mechan. do massachusetts,, do New-Eng!and, do ,orth bank of do suffolk, de State bank, do Union bank, do Washington, do .,at;c 6ank, Salem. ommercial, do. .sseX, uo Exchange, do Mercantlle, do herchants', do salem bank, do agricultural, at Pittsfield tn,loyer. Norfolk, at Roxbury. Barnstable, at Yarmouth commercial, New Bedtor' Merchants do
 t5everly. blackstone, UXDrldse Bunker Hih, Charleston Cambridge. oanVers. Dedham. Falmouth. Fal River, Troy Farmers, Belchertown Franklin, Greenfield Gloucester. Housatonic, Stockbridge Hampshire, Northampton Hampden, Wes,tietd. Manufacturers, Ware Leicester. Lynn Mechanics. Marblehead. ] Mechanics, Newburyport Newburyport, do. Merrimac. Mendon.
 Milbury. Oxford.
 Plymouth. PaWtuXet. Springfield.
 Sunderland.
 Taunton.
 Worcester.
 Pacific, Nantucket.
 Phoenix, at do. Manufac. & Mec. at do. RHODE-ISLAND. PawtuXet, at Pawtuxet
 Agric'al. & Manufac. do Farmers x Mechan. do N. E. Pacific branch do
 Eagle, at Bristol
 Commercial, do
 Freeman's, do Mount Hope, do
 Bank of Bristol Bristol Union 1 Agr.&Manu. Smithfeld NE. Pacific, do.
 Village bank, do
 Smithfeld Union. ! Do. Exchange. ! Cranston.
 Cumberland.
 Providence, Providence
 Eagle, do
 Exchange, do Mechanics, do
 Merchants, do
 R. Williams, do
 Union, do
 Franklin, Chepachet
 Hope bank, Warren Kent. Landholders', S.Kingstor
 Manufacturers, N.Prov.
 Newport, at Newport
 Merchants, do
 NE Commercial do
 R. |. Union, do
 Mount Vernon, Foster
 Narraganset, Wickford
 N. Kingston, do
 Phoenix, Westerly Washington, do Warren, do .~