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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29
Amos KENDALL, Esq.

N.
The following passage was read to Mr. Norman, from
aeuer oil D. X. Pauding to the Fourth Auditor dated
18th February, 1880
CATER the receipt Of your letter enclosing the oueres
OF CON- Patterson, concluded TO send request 10 Mr.
Norman that he would call and see me at my office and
he came this morning. On my stating to him the rea-
for requesting this interview his repv was tba,
he knew nothing the subject OF the money or nro
perty LETT by Mr. Timberake except having understood
generally that there money and propertv
What became Of 1t he could not tell He neither as
sisted IN counting the one, taking inventory of the
other" " '
lie asked, is this true' Reply II il except tina,
he told Mr.. Pauldng that Mr. Randolph paid some If
Undertakes debts out of his money! and that his hand
writing would show how much The men DISCHARGED
on the 3lst March, on Timberlakes payroll were
psld out OF That moneys not that day, but few days
afterwards. All the officers settled with I'M IN The
3lst March, were also paid out of that money! nav,
roll oil those discharged and another of the officers paid
were made out, but he does not know what has becac
OF them lie has never these rolls since he trans
ferred the accounts to Mr.. Randolph.
On Com. Paterson's observing that he had nartic,.
ary directed that Mr. Norman should be present at the
counting OF the money, and taking the inventories bo
replied that nc not present Mr.. Paine Mr. Val
lete, and he thinks Mr. Randolph counted the none,
and took the inventories lie had the KEYS 10 Mr. Tin
berlakes sops and stores, which were taken from him
az Mr. Undertakes DEATH the chests and boxes con-
tanning the articles all nailed up, and were moi
open until the vessel arrived at Boston There was
cnest containing shirts, vests, trowsers &c none Of
which were sold after Timberlake's death. None of
NJ inberiakes goods Stops were drawn or used by
Ar' Randolph The stores were sold By order of the
secretary OF inc Navy, as nc UNDERSTOOD al Boston, and
The Stops turned into the Naval Store Mr. Ran
dolph made requisition for a few sIops himself
at Port MahOn. Lieutenant Randolph gave re
ccpt Tor these, included in bill Of other sIops cot bv
Mt fimbefllke. He served out oil Mr.. Randolph
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22

Among the most amusing articles in,the newspa-
per way that have lately seen, ~ dennnciatiOn
N the Richm.nd Erqui. or of Tursdsy If Washing
ton letter wei.nrs. Aye! any body las right to
say tina, such correspondents do impose upon editors
aud tell lies, while they should be reading the truth
truly the Enquirer may from experience utter the
compnint-but that its editor should bring railing
accusation against any ofhs contemporaries, is wor-
thy Of admiration. 1t denotes in him exceed
ingly treacietous memory, or belief that such an
Inconvenience is felt by the public generally. His
east room letter should be printed on satin with the
esident's message, and hung up opposite his edto-
rial chair, as "a pair of mrrors.r--U. S. Gazette
AT the late session Of the Legislature OF North Carolina an
paesed enable Me Saa Bank up gyadual
y. and fix uniform Of COLLECTION This bin extends
the year 1857 year 1898. order enable the bank
to call the debts due gradually and by Instruments
people Interests Of the
rati6n will admit After the 3lst day December 1884 the
any discount whatsoever Various other provis
nns contained ia the all ending end of
The determined receive its own stock in pay,neo,
Of debts due at the Of IS per its par value
The whole looks very Stockholders
and the State e,eninrd good faith to settle un the
affairs of the hank, and suffer its charter expire
NAT Int
II apncnrs by communication in the United
81 ates Gazette, that there has been some difficulty
about the admission Of the works of Mr.. Jefferson
into the Philadelphia Library.
The annual Meeting of the Colonization Society
was held in w Washington on Monday evening and ut.
tended by large audience. The InicIligencer stat
that the report of the Board Of Managers disoloses
much to cheer the hopes and animate the cxertions of
the friends OF the sclicme.
Amnng the strangers ROW resor;ine to Washing
ton Is General Samuel Houston, late Governor oft,e
State of Tennessee.
Jhis is the individual who abd,cated his station
some time ago, wi b the intention of renouncinp ci
viilzed life, for residence among the Indians.
we are iht"rmed that the Massachusetts Bank
gave notice yesterday, at their Banking House. that
they discounted at fire per cent per annum until fur
Their notice. Bnston GaS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22

MARRIED-In Chesterfield, on Tuesday EVENING
the 10Th instant, by the Rev, Mr.. Nunnallv, Mt.
GEORGE kErsEE, jr- Of this City, to Miss Sarah
ANN JOHNSON.
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4 CARD.


MIR HUGHES has the honor of anncuncinn
lV1 to her friends, and the citizens of Richmond
and its vicinity that her Benefit is fixed for Monday
Evening. Jan. 25th, 1880, when vii! be presented an
entire new Drama, In acts, written by NVm Foster
entitled The lNaUIsrrioN, The Jetr in Sonin with
such other entertainments she trusts will merit the
patronage of an enlightened public. ian 22-2t
p. CHUDBS OFFICE, Jan 81.
Drawing of the Dock Lottery No. /, for 1880.
Z, 81, 53, 9, Al, 10, 81, I6.
THIS DAY, at O'Clock, the drawing of the
Delaware g. South Carolina Lottery, No. IL extra
will he received al my Office, when the cash vii! be
paid for all prizes sight.
54 No. I4otterv-8 Drawn Baors
SCHEME
prize of $4,000 prizes of $500
of 1859 of 500
Of 1000 10 of 600
&C. &c. &c.
Tickets &c. halves So quarters 10 cts for sale at
Jan 22 =. CHUBB.S OFFICE
THIS D.4Y!
Delaware and South Carolina Lottery DRAWING
will be received To-day.
!, prize of 5000 6 pri~es of $500
do 1000 50 do 100
5 do 400 % do 90
&c. &c &c.
Tickets 49, Halves so, Quarters 70 cts--For
sale az L. MICKEIS,
Next below the door of the Eagle Hotel
Jan 2o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22
From the Boston Patriot.

The n. Y. Courier some time since IN ar, article
on The n XXI Presidency, expresses hope that Gen
jackson viii be candidate for re-electiop--..if his
hea!th would permit The Burlington, VT, Free
Prcs5 inquiries sif Mr. Van Buren, has not for some
months been laboung, by mems Of sserct CORES
Pondence addressed to his confidential friends in DIFF
ferent sections, to produce conviction thai Gensr-
~ Iaesons health mill nos permit his being cabdi
date for second election. We know Of at least
one letter OF this character which Mr., Van BJreu
states the Presidents health 70 be very feeble that
he bad had less than tFee attacks from the apo
pexyi"
Put th'sand that together, and ''tlerebv 1iaucs a
tale" II. Nr. Calhoun sec 10 Il,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22

" MIR. Dickson takes his Benefit at the Theatre
this evening He is deserving of good Benefit, and
we hope with him. that his friends and the friends of
the Drama, will be unanimous in turning out on the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RIl;7i-H1-NsO.

SAILED,
Schr Agrpora. Pearce, for PHILADELPHIA, with
wheat, tobacco, -four. ginseng, &c.
Schr Hornet Gould, for New York, before re-
ported, has been detained OH of the wind.
NEW YORK, Jan. ls.-Cld, scllr Effort, He'll
Richmond
Ar at Liverpool, Dec 5rh. Arab Ball. and inez Pearce
sailed 18th November) ''' ~ ~
Al Clyde, I'd, Edward. Libby, Virginia
oh plymouth 80 Dec helvets Patterson Norfolk for Hs
vre; hfordecai, Wikin, Virginia, "A for Bremen.
At iravesend, I'd, virginia Prince Virginia.
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AttrffNfF ANIT8.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
Saturday, the Both day of the present mooth ut IA
O'Clock, by virtue of Deed Tr,st from the l,e Dr.
yohn Adams aud OF record COUNTY Cont on
sna as surviving Trustee sell auction, pre-
muses. anu Tor cash. two lots Of land, te Chprch H eas
to the city Of Rchnoa being the hall of Clereront Souar
adjoining the lots of MIR H. C. MNemara Acting as Tins
me- under the deed Of trust -! ; y frt'ff>f "
lau 2o-.s Charles COPELAND.
virtue OF TWO Deeds Of execued 10 John NJ Anna
ead and William pand,idge, by William Morris and
Macella his wife, tho the eighth ay OF ~
ana e othei on The eighteenth day Of February
aao,er Deed of Trust. Herbert A. GhiSome ~
Cnaes Gay by the said William Norris on the tenth dav
os July 8l8a Of which deeds are REGARDED r.; he
Court OF the city Of Richmond; shall proceed 20 sell an
for the purposes therein mentioned two Lots pieces or paR
OF Land IN the Guy of cnoud known and tissna iy -
tne plan OF tue a CITY by No 347) three hundred aud jy,
seVel ana no 'h2l three hundred aud fy.two which
conveyed TO the said VI iam MORRIS Sy Somas
and Sarah his wife, by their deed hearing the 18Th dav 81
June 1925, aud ad,,ed record Tie clerks Office or The
Court ct Hastings for said which are now or
extensive brick buildings used warehouse and r oher
purposes Also three other Lots pieces or parcels of Land
kon and distinguished IN tile Dian of aid ctv nv a
l3Is) three hundred aud oy-,wo nnhcr hundred ana
nrty-ihree 343 and number three hundred and ct,yfp,I
94 with the buildings coinnopy called Shockoe WareHos
and all other buildings and pypy sments sheseon: which
perry was conveyed TO the said William Morris hY Two
several deeds Tor undivided moe,es teseofone ina
cay june 1885, by Richard Gregory Elizabeth s
wife, apd John cgram and Wilson GecDry; the other ,nai
ON the same day. by Joseph Dudley county and
both Admitted TO record in the clerks Office of the Hus,i6r
Court oil sad cRy Also other Lot piece @
known and distinguished in the pa of said civ by nui
William Morris by William smith w ss s. rye 70 saa
their deed bearing date the sab day of Sep,eber s ~
10 record in the Clerks Office Hushss GqarsF
he rstces have never Known the tle the fhreus
to be auesoaed but they will only thai
JOHN NJ. ARNisTEAb,
....,. :. $s$sES 81
FiclunoHd, Lee. llth, l824
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THEATRE.
Messrs. WALsTEIN & Hays BENEFIT

THEATRE.
Messrs. WAI.sTEIN & HEYL's Benefit
M ESSRS. WALSTEIN Il HEYL beg leave to
1VA anneunce to the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Richmond, Manchester, and its vicinity that their
joint Ben.ft is fixed for Saturday Evening next e3d
inst when will be presented great variety of novel
splendid and attractive entertainments as will b,
more fully expressed in future advertisements =
Amongst Others Mr. MI>Ncn, the celebrated artist,
will appear on the CoRpE YoLANrE having most
kindly volunteered his services for this night only
This with most lnughsble Prelude peculiarly adap.
ted to The present situation of tue Theatre an Italian
Melo DRAMA, never before performed in Richmond,
with an interesting Aerpece will, they hope, elicit
the patronage and support OF their friends una ibc-
raj community.
Wessrs. W. Il H. respectfully entertain the hope
that under present circumstances this appeal NAV in
deed be productive of real benefit to those con-
cerned ian %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22

VIE general meeting Of the Mutual Az.
SuIan nt Society against fire buildings of fhs
State OF Virginia. VIII be held at the office of thu
said society in the city of Richmond, on FRIDAY re
Goth day of January Dext, 1880 -"
JAMES RAWLINGS.
Principal Agent of the
Het. S?--Iut Mutual Assurance Coriat,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22

Landing, for Sale,
9nn Bags green Coffee, in superior order
lOO 90 do. Pepper
SO boxes Soap
IS do pine apple Cheese
1a0 half boxes X l6 and 10 II Glass
tierces winter pressed OIL
100 ,eans heavy Wrapping Paper
100 do Writing do.
Apply to
jan 2o--3t OTIS, DUNLOP co,
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AStiH selling of at Prime COST md d
many instances psa,ch beloD Cost.

LESttE proof that the subscribers have been selling of
large and general assortment OF $easonalc Dry GOODS
Rtrfne ost," Is apparent that they upud
ccssay to insert second advertisement that effect had
1c'leroDs affesp hccn made 70 lead the public icleve
Tie contrary They therefore again respectfully
trends and Customers that they stu continue TO sell OF
Prime Cost ana IN ORDER assist the sale Of rsmalip
View York; variety Of such goods they disposed Of IN e
early rari Of their sales Among these many Of e
frruef5 Sd md a. domccs Gro de Nopios, tros des m
nm sad aa tptriags, superior hst, eicoe toto priced
VII lie sold At Prime Cosf, aud IN many instances the gnods
fsi aye beer on hand for Cane VIII be sold much bets
Prime C0St" ~ announcing fbcr intention close their
ss IN THIS manner tie scFieTs did not elicit
esygt ye7syk fop person usyerheess, sch yena'ks
ave on made and tic pubic veil dist sy proceed
" q" tsses@sea,ce k1g how estimate Their correct
nys. kytE g. COCHRAN.
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! NAN APPRENTICE IS wan,ed a. ,he Whig ON

Bunk Of pirg5aa, jan. q, $780,
- HE President and Directors have declared n
-E dividend Of three per cent foy the last half
year, which will be paid on The 18th instant
w. cambridge,
Jan 5--8t CasL3ar
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22

u We give to-day tie news by the liverpool
Packet John Jay. to,ths 9Th ult and expect to give
70 morrow That by the Canada, the Packet of the
10th, which was telegrapii"d bcloy New York on
Monday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22
NOTICE

NV"SiNih;-At rules, holden IN the clerks oxI,c,
Q, .he superior court of Chancery for The R;rh.
""a u's',ic 'he qth day Of January, 1850: Thomas
Gov ng, deceased, pitts, sgains, Elza,eth JefT,;ess
Wm. D. Wren, admir- of Robert BeH. decd H.,
w. Shelton deed, and other DTS w y "'petF
The defendant Robert w Sbelion 80, 50,
tered his appearance and given security secord;,'r
10 me act OF assembly aud the rules cf this oa'
ana u appearing by satisfactory evidence tia, bn -
np q. 'nhsonant 81 this country: Il IS ORDER tha
the s'd defendant do appear irere on the first aw s
we "eS' June teru, and answer the bill If the Man
H'isi AMI that cupy of ibis orter be g,rtl,,,,' ~;
serted IN some newspaper published IN t.e c;,, 80
Richmond for two months sJcceseiveIt "a .''.t,,
| the front door Of the capitol, in The said e;I
= copy. Teste, - 80
~ WE G. P4sprrres, c. .,
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We are informed that the Massachusetts Banl
gave notice yesterday, at their Banking House, tina
they discounted at fire per cent. per annum until fur
ther notice. Bnston GaS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22

u The Bill 10 amcpd the act to organize Con
and which will doubt pass the Senate rcneas 80
much of the act of last session as requires the Ex-
ecntive to publish the Constitution three months
before the April Elections, md requires tic polls to
6e he'd next April, for adopting rejecting the
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DE- Nr r, a Z
S U R G. e, Z v

fi'eeshoo's Baitdng. ,slains,,eet, aea,fv oppa.fa
the ptrSinia Banks.
- and will be happy to attend to all those Who
may require the professional aid of Dentist.
lie fiatters himself that a thorough knowledge oe
te nios1 approved principles OF dentistry and ample
practical experience aided by great aasiditv and az
lehton, wih ensure him the confidence and patron,
age OF the pubic. His coneXion with u,anv of the
most distinguished Dentists in the Atlantic cities en-
sures nm the eariies, information Of the most recent
improvements in tie science 10y
r. .: Parents who have proper regard for the
beauty and symmetry of their childrcns features reo
lary' and sonndness OF their fEErn should, on The
dentist when every irregnlarity from ma iural pre,
sentn'lon cfihe teeth may he corrected
Hours OF attendance from 10 top NJ
ian l8-eoI2t
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BOARDING-HOUSE

BCARDING-HOUE
o'sr -ir Ctubbs Iotte'y Office and one 1loo,. aJors
.Ar Cn,ran, ciocE and ,eatcit n,nker
ma RS. SARAH PUR CELL. could aocen,,mo,t,,a
Ish- few more Members of the Legislature, will,
coihioriaoic roonis-good beds, &c. on moderate
scrms' II application be made this week.
dc I1--'tif'
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~ The LETTER. BAG of the ANAcRE.
ON, for Liverpool. will he taken from the Office O,
Kerr, caskies & Co. OH SATURDAY, at d o'clock
Z W. ian 81
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Judge MARSHALL and Judge BALpwIS having tn
ken their SEATS, the bench of the Supreme Court is
now full. -
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RRUStthS.-Just received, for sale. an invoice OF
~ brushes, comprising assortment of the ar
ticle. DAVENPORT. ALIEN Z, "a
ian 22-3t -
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CANTON DINNER SEq"TS,-1O Sctts Can
- ton dinner china, dinner plates, breakfast and
tea ditto aud dss1riuent of Dishes for sale by
janis z II. DREW, Ag't.
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THE NEXT LOTTERY

4 III 4NII<AI I1O i Eh1.
Delaware & South Catolins Lottery, Extra Clnss
No II, drawing Will be received by BieegR, THIS
DAY.
CAPITALS.
$4,000, lose, 4 Of 1000, S Of 400, s of 300. 10 If
200 80 Of 100, &c. sc.
For sale at the Lottery g. Exchange Office of
THO. b. BIGGER,
Jan 22 Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-22

1t apncnrs by a communication in the Unite.
States Gaze:te, that there has been some difficult,
about the admission Of the works of Mr.. Jefferson
into the Phlndelphia Library.
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MARSIIAL'S SALE.

usrs MARSHAL'S SALE. ~ Z
nURSUANTto warrant from tn.
Hon. John Pitman, Judge of tho
District Court Of the u. s. for the Dis
trict of Rhode-Isiana. Notice is hereb,
given, that shall sell at PUBLIC AUG
TION, to the highest bidder, at the Gus.
tom House, IN Bristol, on the 23d inst al
l2 o'clock, nj. 3 sacks Of COFFEE
I sack Of Brown SUGAR 4 box o
CIGARS, and 4 keg Of Tamarinds.-
Said goods having been condemned-sfor-
cited for violation Of the laws ofthe Uni
ted States. tp
U. S. Marshdh
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(NALICOES-a great variety, Of low
" price just opened for sale at
LONG ROOM.
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STATE OF RHODE-IsLAND, sc.
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Judicial
Court, County Of Bristol, Aug. l7.is3o.
~ OTlCE is, hereby given to the Cred
IN itors Of JONATHAN REyNoLDs, of
Bristol, in the county of Bristol, genile-
men, that his petition to said Court, to
,e holden at Bristol, on the e-second Mon
lay of September, 1880, praying for the
oene6t Of" An act Of the General As
'embly, passed in January Session
A. ID. l828-entitled" An act for the re-
lief of Insolvent debtors, has been duly
lied in this Office, and is now pending.
SAMUEL CocGEsHALL, Clerk. !,
Aug. 81.
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CROOKS (BALTIMORE)
COTTON DUCK.
yEHE subscriber having been appoints
n ed agent for the sale of Crooks
Cotton Duck, will keep constantly suppli-
ed with this superior article, from No. /,
to 10; and which he offers for sale, at his
store, at the Factory prices. ~, ,.
The first cost of this Duck, is rather
less the square yard, than Russia, U. x.
and the real wear OF it almost double, Ge-
sides the advantage Of holding wind until
worn out, In fact, il is only for ship Mas
ters and Owners, to give it a fair trial, to
ne satisfied with its advantages over al
most every other fahrick
G. NJ. FESSENDEN.
y Warren, August IL, 1880.
From .New BEDFORD paper
/ CorroN SAIL Duck. Cotton sails have
,ecn used in this country 10 a small ex-
tent ever since 1919, and possibly at All
alier period. Those who have Used
them, as far as our Information extends.
uniformly speak well Of them. Among
theirs who might be named, Is Mr.. NJ.
Kim, of Baltimore. 'In the year 1922
10 says, al built the fast sailing schr
Yelloti, burthen about 1870 tens, and thir
vessels sails were entirely made of cot
ton, both light and heavy sails her repu
tation for last sailing Il not exceeded, i
equalled, by any vessel other class. Sh,
has made two voyages round Cape Horn
With cotton duck. and two 10 Smyrna !;
aone but cotton duck has been used dur
ing those VOYAGES, and So. fully sutisfe,
arm with cotton duck, th2t | shall geye
permit any other TO- be used on board IN
vessels, hs am fully convinced THAT il ],
lar superior to all other duck, without OK
ception. In the first place, the cost is
rather under the best Holland duck--sec-
ond, il will out ldSt any ether duck, Us il
never inildews---thirdsa "a vessel with a suit
If cotton duck viii sail nearly mile pei
hour faster than with sails of any other
description" 500 ~
Ii is we'll known that many OF the
Creek and Austrian vessels are dressed
With cotton, not from necessity, butt
hoice. The consumption Of the 'United
states is rapidly increasing. @ ]
DLACK LAsTINGs-Jas. received
ID and opened for sale at . 90 |
InNf, DnnNG
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CHEAP CHEAP 1! CHEAP!!
ri UST received, and for srle ch, az
Children's co|ored cloth Boots unc
shoes do morocco d. I; infants doof dii,
rent patterns.
lima 70
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TAXES FOR.
1890.

"I1E subscriber gives public notice,
IL to all concerned that he has been
legally appointed, by tbs freenien of the
town Of Warren, In town meeting cssem-
bled, Collector Of Taxes, for the current
year, and given bonds sccortling to law !:
and that the bills for the same are. now
ready for delivery, at his store In Water
street. Those disposed to stop or save
LNTEHEST,can do so, by G. ALL
ING and fGP PAYING their Taxes
n or before the first day of September
next after that time, interest on all tax
IS due will be collected.
HENRY w. CHILD, Collector.
Warren, Aug. Ia.
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land, from Z whaling voyage. msssachu-
setts, Walch, do. 30th Geo. & Albert
do. Heard from in the Pacific Ocean
Jan., 9Th, ship Maria Theresa, with l2Oc
Ship Com. Decatur, was spoken July
I'D, lat. 38 80, lon 80 80, 80 days from
New Bedford. with TAO bbls oil.
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CID at Bristol, previous TO the Goth,
brig William, Smith,. Matanzas sloops
Caroline, Williston, Norfolk Lafayette,
Pitman, New York.
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DLACK LAsTINGs-Jnst received
Id and opened for sale at 3 -
LONG ROOM.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE. (

PORT or WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE eur LAST.
Sloop Hannah & Nancy, Turner, from
sloop Mount Moriah, Martin ff Provi.
dence. 81.
Sloop EGza, Ingraham, r. do.
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CARD.

The Independent Company Of Cadets,
acknowledge their obligations to the Mil
lrARy OrFIcERs, and YOUNG MEN Of War
en-, FOR the gentlemanly civilities extend
ID to them, while on their late camp OK
:ursion5 ITO that place, land should an OPP
portunity offer, they would with pleasure,
geturn their courtesies. ~
In behalf the Company +,
BENJAMIN. M. LINDSEY.
ALFRED S. BOWEN. 70
JOSIAAI H. MARTIN.
Providence, Aug. 20, 1880.