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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25
10 IlON. PETER =. DAME.

/ sra; | con slider the Republican purty TO be much
'ndeoted 10 you for the zeal und ability Won have dis
Played, IN establishing whatever has been and ever
WI be, f-soure Republican maxim, nalnely-"ro
taion IL Office"
perceive with pleasure, au cCfjrt novs maxine.
70 ihe City Of Washington, by the parry of which
you are member, u establish something like a
p'ac' seal" system OF rotation by which the incum
ocnt OF no office Che Judiciary OF course exccpte
SntH ae allowed to hold Cor L longer time than
eight years. One OF the advocates of this sehetne
holds the following language 10 The 'G,obe" @? the
10Th INST.
The happy effects OF such system woald he Immediately
visible Looking forward with certainty 70 the pe, .,sy
Az Extravaganza adopt habits Of rigid econ1ny and
much OF their salaries possible enable the, To 90 into
DINER business under favorable circumstances leave onc.
would he considered hardship because would he ma,,er
without any of the Inconvenience and carnor which now
attend removals No who knows the general efes of
oifce upon poor human NATURE do5 that system Of
rotation woal Integrity greater industry ana
more energetic efficient and republican, gocsrninenl"
This language is in fact, but u repct ton, in an
other ioTu OF words OF the celebrated sentiment
eGuncioted by you in ISas-thot F citation ia Office
serve, Republican !usIitulons'-a truth which in my
gold, and hung up in the Capitol of every Republic
Feeling very strongly, wish TO SEQ every ;Ein5
dune winch either Viii may have ~ tendency 10
purify and preserve, ot.r Republican Iastuions I
have determined 10 coG;rbGte my nie t:;e good
wofk, III few thoughts addressed 10 The pnblic--
anu knowing the affections uti sincerity, wi!h which
you regard yGnf taVori:e doctrine of Rotation"
humb!y ask leave to dedicate ny laburs to you.
GOTTA.
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FIVE DOLLARS REU.8RD

SIRAPED, S dark chestnut sorrel mare, very nearly
- black, four years old next sping No marks mar
ucuarly remembered, except, that there is no white
mark upon her. She trots and gallops but viii
not pace She srayed away about the 18Th OF Dec
ernber last. The above reward viii be paid to anv
one, Who will deliver her 20 me, at Bacon Quarter
Branch. JOHN NOSBy
ian Got
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E.1GEE TEL.

n n U n II y II.
TEVHE Subscriber. having recently become the pro-
a prietor Of The Eagle Hotel in the town of Car
tcrsville, formerly kept by Mrs, Jobnscn1 hereby
notifies his friends and the public generally. that he
is prepared 10 accommodate Travellers. and al persons
who my think proper To ratrouizc him.
With Il, position to- ylcase. b.. f,fiers himself
"ilh tic Dc. ~ both ~ mr,r3s and receiving duo
proportion rf pulc patronage.
~. JORDAN,
Cartorsr'!!r. KS. January Sab, l92l-gtIi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

meeting OF the Managers the Assembly Balls belG NJ
regulations adopted from whch there in be nc deviation
Members of the Legislature non residents 10 be Admitted
by paying the sum Of 81 80
Of So co - F'' Vac SUM
Senieihen who are mol subscribers, NAV wish 10
subscribe remaining Balls 80 nv p,y;rv 20
application to be made to any of the Managers
The second Assembly Ball will take llace On Tnod, t,
ming next, the Ccih :nSs ;,~ 81 o,
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BY OTIS, DUNLOP s co.
SHOES

On WEDNESDAY, the Goth inst, at il o'clock
viii DC sold at our Store, eighty packages shoes con-
sis'ing oil mems aud boys brogaDs, do and fine
SHOES, wonens bootees, do wells, pumps, prime thicl:
retaining shoes. negro shoes of large sizes misses
SHOES and boots-Also, few eases pen:tentiary
made brogans. o d. &. Co. Aucts
ian
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Richmond. Decembe, 20. ,8sD

Rjrhmond, Decembe, 30 1880
The parties nsterested will please take notice thai
have appointed the 2oth day of March next and this
Office the time and place. for commencing the account
directed in the foregoing order, when and where the
required to attend with their accounts and youeh
and with Office copies of such Of the court papsy
as may be necessary. HILARY BAKER Conn
ian 22-faw8t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

PENNSYLVANIA Many and extended efforts are
making throughout this State, TO effect change of
congressional purpose in reference to the Cherokee
Indians. The Philadelphia Inquirer Of Friday, says
petitions pour in from Philadelphia, to prevail upon
the State Legislature to Instruct senators and re-
prescntalyes in. Congress TO urge the repeal of the
act of Congress, respecting the removal Of the
CheroEecs'
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CIRCUS.

w All debts contracted by the Managers, which they
NAV assume viii be pmncuay discharged every Saturday
Positively no Money received a. the door
First nppearance OF Miss 81 ESTAYER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

~ At the request of number of Amateurs, the
celebrated imported S; allion YOUNG TRUFFLE,
viii be exhibited the Capitol Square This Day
a, II o'clock. the next fiir dnv. jsDe5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25
DOCTOR CLdnHs

DJCICS CA--1IIn
wheat ThresLing Machine
OWING tD~iAs lHc-=zen5g Of the weather hay
~ ing sTa.e1-sl a.nY 5@<zca= from WISHING it. 1t
"i!i BE coEi-su=5 t--o4ga -E= present week and
nay be seen 4 os-z--a every day between the hours
OF 10 ea4 = o'c.orE, 4 Il by making application
a. tie s.o:e Q: ti-e subscriber.
JNO 0. LAY
EAo.e who Wish TO engage machines, will please
leave their names above, and the Patent Rights
for the Counties remaining unsold, may also be pur
chased there. of Dr. Clark, at the Union Tavern.
JaG 25-6Lp ]. O. l..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

Planished Ware and Skates.
FsSHE subscriber has for sale handsome assort-
z ment Of Planshed Dish CoUers, Ste.oins Dishes
aYiG VGlsr Plates, and best SKATES, ready tack
led. for and boys. THOMAS a. RUST,
inn 25-tf 81 tho sSi.-n of the Paddock
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

NTIRGINIA:-At Superior Court Of Chancery
the third day of April, 1885, Damars Taylor, pltf
against Joseph Dudley, adm'or, with the will annexed
of Edmund Taylor, deed, and in his own right, and
George B., Virginia NJ, Edmund W., and Theodore
W Taylor, infant children of the said Edmund Tay lor
decd defts.
This cause this day to be heard on the bill
taken for confessed, and exhibits and was argued by
the plaintiffs COUNSEL On consideration whereof the
court doth Order thai the defendant Joseph Dudley
render account of his administration of the estate
of his testaor, before of the commissioners who
is directed to examine state and settle the same, and
report thereof to the court, with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
copy, Teste, WILLIAM G. PENnLETOB, c C.
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AaeSege ~ eaas@ .

NEW YORK, Jan 2o-Arrd, schr. Tantivy,
Couch, from Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

'E'HE subscriber has for SALE at hS farm, 4 miles
above Richmond, the trees years old, any rea-
sonabe quantity OF the genuine Morus Alba, white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and as the is now aD-
preaching in which they may be transpanted he is
may be IN want of the article; ard he is we'll salts
fed that the silk culture be one ofthe most pro-
ftable branches the agrculIurst can turn his artep-
distribution through the State They will be sold on
reasonable terms, by the hundred or otherwise deIiy
cradle i'll Richmond within any reasonable distance
thereof. J. w. SMITH
N. Borders may be ef; at Scott g. Smiths, =
street, Richmond oct i-2awtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

Mr. Walsh has some very appropriate remarks CO
Inc temper Of this debate. He says-

Some latitude be allowed to Opposition. vcry keen
ana ai e, sensibty vdctive ieceaess, ve.y cava
e aiis aud toniTe!iu"s ctorlS do benefit
ministerial champions. Arrogance aud vehcneEcc to
render authority hvdouS and compdravely ImpOent Mir
wayne o! Ceotgi1 discussed the question with cne ~
MIR j Barbour did much overs,sp noesty and m
Icy Of debate hG; Aau5:ei-ng and Rlr Coke aoYed
themselves 10 be transported anger and resentment Will
be seen by cxtTac, "" the ine.erc,r tina, hv Ca.
the HOUSE was treated conIumaciously.
And agaiO---
alt. taubeisng is pathetic about the contingency of ~;
o. joel Barlow Vyho did himself to his sense If d.
III the northern !IoSs hat who count the uber NJ
times that hlI Randolph has represented himself aud has
been brwaed regarded by others, nroridd( This to-
PIC has become like the boYscry of golfin fable The
VOL mag come at last, and all will, though different rea
sons, regret the cass,Tophe will remain
until IT longer be doubted the story Of his life
and the nature CT his endowmenis a,annen,s may then
even be scanned and developed without icurrn, so ,e
anahenla with which N CambreeGg concludes his cxi.ava
CANT ana ecstac euiogy There parity of reasoning
whatever, IN NIT Kings visit Chei,enhan srngLad
or mat OF hT brown 10 AK Ia ChapelIe and Geneva
WWh Mr CaiDTcleug refers analogous nature
OF precedent How far is Chccnaam f,om London IN
it ''e cSp! minister return from Paris?
me extent OF Mir Kings physical debility cahuriy
oeen known before he sailed for England would
wrong 10 depute Eii but he deemed physically competent
ana III all other respects, must have been universally admitted
10 DE nj least as eligible and wody ether
ever MIR Brown, when he made his excursion his
resignation 10 Washington: he hand in
iac aud circumstances generally allowed so his
absence tor the cure OF complaint for which this expeent
was indispensable For the resi- beece period
mas Inc presence OF an Amscan minister ly qualified been
more needed, of ST Petersburg than
since that ct Mr. RandoS prec pitaie retreat am inerva! in
which Russian diplomacy has been incacuasy active anu
pregnant
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

The measure proposed by Mr.. Livingston in The
Senate, OF enabling he President to send out vessels
along The coast to afford relief to ships distress
from the late gales. doubtless had IFS source in
spirit of humanity honorable to the mover; but it
does not the less strike ridiculous. To be cf-
fective Mr. Livingston ought to have foreseen the
late tremendous gales, pigs are said to be gifted
with the faculty of doing. Days, possibly whole
week must clapsc, before the messengers from Hea
ven can get to sea an will be over before thai
time and Mr. Livingston stand in the awkward atti-
tude Of locking the stable door after the steed is
gone.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

Nav YonK, Thursday Jan. 90
FLOUR NJ ARkEF. There was something like
q pause III the Flour market yesterday.
. M.-The market this inorninr is in stain
quo--ali quiet.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25
MICKLE'S OFFICE.

nRAWING of the New York. Lottery, Extra
~ No. /:
so ~ SO 4s Al as CO.
No At, II, CO. Capital Prize of 81 900, sold at
MICKLES.
u All Tickets having one only. of the
drawn numbers on them, entitled to s. each.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

II i'cfeis mag u had at the Box oace. and Ut
SIT c Eeca's Cun:a,t!onaEy Store. Box and Pit
- cents: Children i.s.f Price. Coolrcd persons
g c-als
- Box Plan ii de kept at Mr.. Becks, where
seats eau be secured IL. &c first row. During the
past Summer be Sllii're has undergone thorough
repair.
u StoTes provided. End I'll! tr well attended
to. 50 IS 20 render the AUDIENCE Comfortable
- Doo-s . am - {, AL Performances TO com
Innnce q I p.c.-c:- ian 25--It
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B1GGER's PRIZE OFFICE.
Tickets s., halves Q so, quarters 1 2
CAPITALS

YfneuIA WELLsBuRc LOTTERY, No i, to be
drawn at the Eagle Hotel next Friday afternoon, at
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BnARDIEa-HGusR Foa KEH

BOABDIEG-HCUsE Foa RENT.
TEyHE House recently occupied as Boarding
4 House by kirs. La.tiiner, over the Store Of
Messrs Gragris Son &, Brothers, is for rent. 1t is
III complete repair. and probably well adapted for
a Boarding House any house on the Main street
Terms moderate if immediate application is made
apply to OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co
jan 25-It Or Dir. Gfanniss.
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Delnwars and NJ Carolina Lottery,
Drawing will be feccived on Thursday.

Tickets s., hulyes 2 so, quarters ! %.
For sale at u. MICKLES,
ian % Next below the door of the Eagle Hotel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

D1G0-At his residence in Georgetown, in the
SD year ct his age, 1t half past O'Clock A. NJ on
w ednesday, the 18th inst. ALEA xASDER MAcoks, ESQ
Father OF Aai. General Macomb Few men, in their
DAY, have been more active useful and enterprisinr
Mr.. Macomb was citiz of New York, and had the
honor OF representing that city in the Legislature OF
the State, AZ the time OF the adoption of its Const
ton after the Revolutionary struggle. lie possessed
very benevolent disposition, and kind and affec
iionate heart. lie was remarkable for a sound dis
terminating mind and extensive information on most
subjects. To the qualities OF good father husband
and friend, which adorned his character in an eminent
degree, may be added 4 patriotic and enlightened
zeal IN favor OF his country During the lac War
with Great Britain he testified his devotion 10 the Re
public, by sending into the field six 10 assist in
asserting those rights and maintaining those principles
which the statesmen of the Revolution successfully
advocated and the heroes Of that day nobIy Tough,
and bled 10 establish.
In Alexandria, at o'clock Tuesday morning E1zTao
STABLER, IN the CID year OF his age No Edward
Sabe who did admire the heart the purity
OF his lie and conduct and the sterling integrity usicc
pies 10 circle of friends endeaed bv
eveTytIe which could cations life
and his numerous acqu antances Throughout country Will
unite the sympathy M and expressed place
residence lie indeed and in TRUTH true Christian
KIND and atectionae father good Citizen honest
His understanding and the powers IF his mind invariably
directed IN urterauce of the happiness Of his fellow
his philanthropy OF the best stamp, genuine
practical His loss will be sensbiy ie!t and his
lancnted.
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RDOIiS AT COST

BOOKS AT COST.
q II NASH respectfully informs the p;bl.c that
20 he intends reducing his Stock; and to accom-
psh it, will sell Il: cos: Iar cash o., T. til the ara; Of
March. iau o5
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Tickets g.. halves so, quarters Is.
For sale at the Exchange & Lottery Office Of
ian2t THO. 3 BIGGER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

0r.7~ JOB PRINTING exear'e1 At d's whiY~oGsoS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
TcoMMUNIcATED.

Mr.. EprroR: have lately perused, with very
great pleasure, in the Gazette, Extract = from
Remains of the Rer. Edmund ID. Gr!0'n, more
so, the description OF the Coliseum
not Colosseum. 1t equals, in power and energy
of language, that of "Byron," in his Man'Fea'
which has been SO much admired. The power
of the Moons beams in creating the nue. ehec'
as described bv both Griffin and Byron. could
not iudcc of when viewing that colossal remnant
of Roman grandeur, as Luna was not III her
serene majestic walk at that time. sen" yo"
Byron's description. H.
"The stars are forth, the moon above the tops
Ofthe snow shining mountains. --H Beautiful!
iinger yet with Nature, for the nigh
Hath been to me more familiar tace
Than that Of m1m; and iii her starry Shade
of dim aud solitary iove!iness,
lcsrn'd the language d another world
do rcm, mher NE, that in my youth,
when was wandering upon such night
l stood within the Coils, un's wall.
Midst the chief relics Of a!might, Rome;
The trees which grew slong the broken arches
Waved dark in tn, blue mid ght and The stars
Shcne through the rents of ruin; from star
The watchdog bsy'd hey, nd the Fiber; and
Mere ne ar from ont the re ar,' palace came
The owls long cry, and, intenupledy,
Of distant een,,nels the fful song
Begun and died upon the gentle wind
Some expresses beyond the time worn breach
Appesr'd O skirt the hor ION, yet they stood
Within bowshot-whcre the Ce'ars dwelt,
And dwell the tuneless birds of night, amidst
A grove which springs through leveli'd battcments
And tw,nes its roots with The impe rial hesr,hs,
Ivy usurps the Iaurers place Of growth
But the gadiaors bloody Circus stands,
A nobe wreck in ruinous perfection!
While Ciesm's chambers, AMI the Ausnstan halls
Gr,yel on car,l, in inhis met decay
And ,hou dl.t SHINE, thou rolling moon upon
All this, sud cast wide and tender Tight
which softcr',l down the hoar austcriy
Of rugged desclation, and f'pd mp,
As twere, anew the gaps OF centuries,
Leaving that beautiful which still was So
And making that which not, till the place
Became religion, and the heart ran DER
With silent worship of the great Of odd
The dead, but sceplr' sovereigns, who still rule
Our spirits from their
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who lives by amusing the public By singing and
not with lectures on national character oe VI oe
not worthy of a masuanimous people, he had bet
for consider himself discharged. The world out
Of New York, and out of the United States Is
wide enough for him to display his vocal powers
in, aud, if he peases, to condemn the America"
pubIic, for their want of taste and good manners.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL
IEC'EIrRES

1--WE subscriber intends, the evening of the 2Oti
inst to commence his course Uf lectures to his
students, on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy The
course on cheniatry will embrace an examination OF
all the simple substances at presen, known, wih a
numb er their most interesting combinations.
The course on natural philosopb, will comprehend
the laws of motion and the mechanical powers drc
s,acs the properties Of stesm and its application TO
machinery, electricity, ga,vanis H. magnetism. optics
astronomy
Persons wishing to attend the course, will please
to signify their intention 5000
Terms for the course, dollars in advance.
u HALLOWFlI..
AleA'a Boarding School, 10 mo IS dt20
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Notice.

4 CENT EMAN interested in planting establish
n ment in Louisiana, wishes TO purchase ~ or ~
orderly negroes, (of both sexes IN families Tor ms
own service, ard among them. carriage driver, and
good blac ksmth.
Persons disposed to sell negroes. may learn his ad
dress upon application 10 the Editor ot the phenx
Gazette sept 5-2awtf
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Washington < Brent

Washington g hfe" ',
HAVE jus, opened general supply "
II Fancy
DRY GOODS-Conslslln2' ~ I''f
blue. black aud brown cio'h IL
brakes neck, green aud oDve cIc'A
Blue and green habI' ,-rs
Blue, black aud fancy cord Se'''.
Pc'crsIam cloth, hu'b'ng
Rose. pout AID d"t!is blake 400.
White, re-, are.n and sc'''e'
Swan.kln and Canton ,.
Nrripo circassians and boin9,"s'"
Crpc,ing, blue and gTe'", O :,a ,,,,,s b
s4p,h Kos nd Tsitan p'alds, @.
Blue and broan goats h"iI c'''D''
Silk, wovstcd and cotton h''"v
Irish linens, lawns and shrt'"t,, r,,,1
"a lO.4 double and si.k Gan','s..F
Printed cloth table covers a''u '.L
Csmb.ic muslins, book s''d s"'''
Prints of every Description
white and coiOred count, pau" c,ig
RACK Italian lu,s,ring and rfo"s ,,rs
Tsorenccs. satins and India i.e''! r. ~
Ihibe,s. crspe AMI msnd=f'" So
bandkefchiefs ..o..,,E
nlsck Al /. snt! scarlet merro,f'.s
Fac ban lama and spii,a!hs'@ 'o'
Rack I.sIisn crs'st' ,,,r,
hin a iarge Stock IF D0-hEH ,,,,, q
consisting Of sa,iners. bed ticking 'Es,,i'g',
,rown and blescl ei shir;inss ana .sll ~.
check, &C. &c all of which wiz ~
,,ece or retail
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
NANNW ARE.

u ICHARD J.. CARNE has Just recev.t
IL the BY late arrivals his iai supply Of b,,S
wsre and cutlery, which hgetler with lis 6r-a.
stock. enables Inn to offer
Large and UtH Stiec'ef .7ssor'm.m Of Good,
an the usual low prices, either by VOL sale or ,s,,,
Also, Just re cei,ed IN as,or nent i a., \nd,o,.t
Shovel and toy; and exp',' n few .'S,s. ,,,nrIN
of CASTINGS. such as Pots, Ovens. skillet.
Griddles EX;ia lids, &c -. ou.Seor,
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Bank OF Pot0,Mac,,

October :. 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders # this
n Inst tuinn that an election Tor thirteen directors
to serve the ensuing year, will be held at the Banking
House on Monday, the 7rh day OF November next
Polls open at 10 O'clock 4. Il and close at O'Clock
Pm CHARLES PAGE, Cashier.
oct 7-2awt7thNuv
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For Wire or Sale.

4 WOMAN. about % or IS years of aye, com 'ete
n Ladies' naid good cook, washer. &c. None
may apply who would take her out OF the District or
its vicinity. Apply to the Editor
oct 2Awtf
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FNi E0nas.

JOSEPH JANNEY s Co.
FgAVE imp or,cA il 'he ships Virgin, aud Govern.
IL s,ron., latrl, arrived from tng'anl,
n General assortment Of FAIL CONS
which are oil red tor ST.. with thirteen Cas-. p,v,
and icached iiemrrb Linens. escorted, AID tvc,,
bale, rlaps ID, imported by them in The ,.3
Virg mia. irnu Bremen; amd general assortm,,, q,
DOMESTIC GOODS, COTTON YARN, g.
y, ,h- nnovr Goods were purchased on the cb,,r
est terms for cash.
lon i ept
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slish Bay x Huu IRON

Ee"BHa' II MEIER has jus, r,cri,,d, It, II,
EG noyeruor s!T0nB,
iG Tons Romk, flm, and Sguar: IROy
wntch WI 30, >"'d io" II aiken irm The shsrs Ais.
Is Crates s uhi: Of China and Liverpool Wan.
v hcn win i"r.hor mprovc MS aIrsd, .A,ea..,s ~,
excellent as:ur,Iu, nj III this line.
10Th No Il cow
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-17
TPURLIc. No. 81

TPUBLIc. No. 8.
AN ACT making appropriations for the
payment Of revolutionary and invalid
pensioners.
BE Il enacted BY The Senate and House Of
Representatives. ofhe United States Of A.
merica IN Congress assembled, That the
following sums be, and the same are here.
by appropriated, to be paid out ofany mon
ey in the Treasury, not otherwise appro
printed, for paying revolutionary and inva
lid pensioners, viz:
For payment ofrevolutionary pensioners,
for The wear one thousand eight hundred
and thirty one. one million eleven thousand
one hundred dollars.
For paying the invalid pensioners, in the
wear one thousand eight hundred and thir
" one, two hundred and seventy six thou
sand seven hundred and twenty dollars
in addition to an unexpended balance o
appropriation for invalid pensioners o
twenty nine thousand two hundred ant
FORTY six dollars ninety five cents.
: For pensions TO widows aud orphans
ave thousand dollars. f.e
Approved, Jan. "a, 1881.