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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15
RICHMOND, TUESO.aY ~ . -
FOREIGW NEUS.

ay oeoreo readers, to the exclusion Of manu-
t Iue,es'a large body Of Foreign News, seperi-
; 800 "ays idter We have selected all that inter-
sWsu ,g from the several New York papers.-The Elk.
W 's'e,s are condemned to perpetual imprisonment-
ueh dissatisfaction and excitement had taken place a,
9'spiny oil the National Guards and the firmness Of
na'aye"e mad prevented all excesses.-what we most
.egre'' Is that this noble old man should have
.owh up nus commission as Commander of the Ma.
tional Guard-Various reasons are assigned in add.
non 10 NOSE which he speaks of in his Address-His
dissatisfaction with the vote of the Chamber on the
n.. 0, ms apponment-The backwardness of the Min
listers in taking ground for the Poles His opposon n
'ner views In circumscribing the right OF suffrage
WI ne deemed opposed to Republican Institutions
wish ne could have remained to lend his moral force
ms counirymen, and wait the dispersion of the
1DmPest-A tremendous struggle is at hand between
and the Poles-we apprehend from the ne signs
ded, &c. go "Se-"ah-
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VIRGIJVIa LEGTSL,aTDRE

According TO respective notices i'm the U of u %.
the Orange election was to be investigated in
me Committee OF Privileges and Elections last evening
'ne committee was also TO meet on Revoluonarv
Ca'ms-and this morning the Comm. of Courts of i'm;
ce meets 10 receive their Charmans bill for organizing
'ne judiciary System-We understand that il pursues
nearly Mr. Brodnax's ou,line-A separate Conr, ~
Co'hmom Law and OF Chancery in each countv-a
Chancellor to preside in one and Circuit Jude y, ha
o,nereut the Judges to sit toseher2l Judges to be
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THE TWO MILLIONS LIAM

~ you are a .Me' chant, AMI hav. a ,,.,, an,
.e .Peeui"ton in Vi-w-but you have not The c,.h =,
n what would you do! Go into Bank r.i.s m.
usas' apply them to your object, aud advance yo,r
interests by live "ments '0''
~ you are Manufacturer Of Flour. and wish 10
A'e"u your business upon the cIpatsst nronabi,,v =,
ueeess whist would you dol Raise tie Money IN
u WINE your other funds are safely messed All
" Io' the uDdouoted returns Of the new Caut a, van
you are Farmer, and have land which ,,,,,
.'huy lake the Plaster Of PAris-who would M, hn'
'ne money to purchase il, Ia order to Increase H.
production, 20 per CO N''''' "'
1" word, who would not oc ca.i ,nallv incur tam
Potary deo'' where the sects Of Ar.
10y saIe the returns certain. and the mean, Of
""s".nins The debt clear aud undoubtea
'ns % so ;; II such would be tn. interest of ,,;
ss" INDIVIDUALS in their own occupa,ion, wh,, ca
,' "h" ought to hinder the Legislature of Viz
kia from borrowing the funds necessary IN effc,ns,
.e'.an great objects OF Internal I,lptoyemsn,-a d,
" wnch more especially enjoiued upon us bv m
eSeruons OF Other States, TO away wih the n,of,
OF our own trade The longer We pos,pon. IN, H.,
sue greater the encouragement we h. i'd ou, IN oh.
states 20 s"Perscede Us; and the yr, alter the dff;cnI
OF recovering the ground may have los, RI.
o. states OF New York. Of Penn-yIvsnis. and II
oh'o' nave contracted loans Tor similar obee,sN,rd
.n-y are reaping the profits OF the Inv.s,nen, All
ns, we nave TO do is TO see the be st and no. ,,
uc""'e OBJ -ets-no' to seek to do every tbinv AZ
oo, 10 undertake nothing of tohich roe bor. uo,
~ sO'''"e'eu "e ehd VERBUM SAT-
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TO THE EDITORS
oLIys MouSr, near Laurl S,yirg.

coD,.u.u AIbemars. Va. 4th Feb, 1881
& s EN- 10 your paper Of ,he 18th January last find no.
ne,s,ao OF Vhsinis excluding from late emu
smong Others the county of
returns hud not been received you do me the a.
ne returns not being made from county within tho
Ais was owing to causes beyond the Of the
we bfst place. forws red in due i'm. nv ,a
ous were accidentally delayed several weeks nj ,be
Al az n1'ne county owing to- mistake tho
e, sn eceyed and opened for the purpose III.
ne found near double number atded vod ~ wy,
CURED to complete returns when he yas 49, u pc re-
S W, more blanks could be obtanedho Teturns bo~svo,
@ m made with al possible despatch early az the s
ha scenoet or the LIST Of January. statement Showing
Advpcp OF Aoemore was published in the
~ ne could not tell how many blanks would be tooui,ed
MS county and happened he did no, in tho e.,
ASK many OF the Marshal aherward, fund no
vi course for this, the Marshal s not 10 add ~.
ha 9t hocmafe hopes he is what excusabI w.,
on hls sheet statement showing ponuIa,ior 80
ba wish the statement made public, show thai have
, some claim TO exemption from charge Of
sehnIge Of my duty. Not however that be,ioys ~, ~
' natsuch charge has been nns,ed nv Tho NO.
your paper OF the 29hi those Ignorant Of The
"eoce'' msy draw that inference. ' " WV ''''A-
Very re spectfullv vou,,
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The Cincinnati A nerieao Cav nsp.r, s,;.L.
me paragraph from the GLIDE, announcing the willing
ness OF the P'ssiden, TO serve second term If il be t
Que tion SetHed"-It was upwiuinyIv hu, "e
mere, mere, Inc question is seHied-end Mr. Claw.
frie Ids may hang their harp upc ma The v;l,o,. J
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MR. JOHN RANUOI.pH

We understand, that letter has been ina, ,.cs;n..
; on honu0h, stating that MIR Randolph health wa.
,"pr've"-ani that he should return to ST. P.ter.bn,
.ns errins-We also understand, a letter has bee =,
Ioor' received from the county OF Charlotte sta i'm o
~ particular friend OF Mr. Rando pin was at she as
" "a' County, and Tenak to the writer tba, r ,
sau IeceiVed short time since a letter from Mr.
ue'rng Nun TO announce him (Mr. r. as a candidate
% Tv'Eress-'hat Il would not be in hi. power 10 al
n o'oe united States, in time to take hi. Mace in
congress m case OF his election-There can indeed
" uo uouo' OF me iact-as another letter has be-n
Sa'es MS public annunciaon, at the last Cbaro,t
W. o. mr KS being a candidate Tor Congress
a, nan SO : In the evsnts at eie ct on whether
Nj Tristan Burges wi beard the lion IN bs ~e..
.nseao o. attacking him behind his back-Mr b. has
W. run up pretty considerable account wi
~ w.i,h zoe guess may be paid up to bin in due
season with pretty luxurious interest " ~
we cannot ascertain from the course O, the D.b,,.
whehsr the OIL provides for the oufft-Eyen if !,
acceptance If it, ~" 'iu'e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

AN Opposition paper OF Columbus $ ates tbs, 6uv
wo NJ noer' OF the Ohio Legislature have siyoad .,
aoures , 70 the President, reque'tiog him 10 serve
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

. u ne communication OF IL >" on the subject n
ne University OF Virginia. will be found on our Fir.
.T eaicoLA shall apPsar-as as possible.
appear on Thur:day shd'
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"A oilCE hereby given thsf called mee,ios -
INC , STOCKHOLDERS in the Rivanns Navigation ceO ~
ya"y wiz ne held at The house Of William d Fit in
to"n OF Charlottesville Friday the Jltb do ~
@arch MOTT by order Of the posrd Of rse,or. u
~ .. eo nAN'L y. CARR,
o. vim see'yy R..N c6vydnv.
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7 J'". resolution has passed both Houses of In.
-, sIaure OF Louisiana. Tor appointing a Committee
smisrs,ion OF the free people of colour 10 ihai 't
III I'VE" orleans Argus regrets, that all the l., IS
sns na' hi her,o passed to away 10 othsr
'"e large number OF blacks within her terrific.
Ia, some MEASURE will low be adopted by the L.,
i'ture, Tor contributing to thar -miyT alton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

IL seems that Mr.. Eyersu w,s 70 mall.
aes on the lniiau Bill yesietday-He had better FRS,
"e'" MS memory with his own article, and argn.
"e"'s 10 the North American Reviews
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

VI "efsre autho ized -.y, ,uat G co. b. Poipd.x
Yer, Esq Is cindda- to pr sen, tn. comfy NJ a.
q y ieen in the mex General Assembly " mug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

10 THE EDITORS or THE ENoUIRER-In the
nor rrPo, IN your Saturdays paper OF the observa
on made on the subject OF he application Of Hamp.
Gen sydney College for aid IRON ihs Literary Fund
1p N 'de 70 say That was Presbyterian Ins tuition
se had ds' said that all the literary institutions
o. mt and OF every other country we're, in soma 20
,pect', .ec'atSn--Tht Hampton Sydney ,yas Ioca,sd
among Presbyterans, and, in that respect Prsshy,.
"sn-ou' ~ hooth'r VIM. NJ. WATKINS
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mr. Dun u cen denies the assertions hollis ~,
or'h in The Clay prints tba, III had mad "
s iPe: 70 MS parry to avert from him ruin or an.
p !" h; 10 e generosity of ME-. air." &c-Mr b..
~. " "'oo-' lakes the following sound and stable
o""' uenetai GREEN has been re-eiecied prio.
1ee 10 SON branches OF Congress The hopes OF the
o', 'ha' division would spring up ia the rank
n, ,ne party and result in the election OF A
10y printer, mas thus terminated, as all th.i. hon.
mus' terminate IN disappointment The friend, of The
sou e"use we trust will never allow persona inter
e' nor any private feeling OF dssatis.ac ion II hrsak
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sa'aiac a, WI, Perm bic residence in King ooo.o an
aget 81 years Ho gentesn Of exceIsa, Esq
simplicity Of msnners solid worth a. g1est
family 10y" 'a"ented y befesved
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

A GOOD CoMPOSITOR want. .i,,,.,,... = -
"a Newspaper Book Office Inc add'os,sd y" y
a. Once Tavern, Amelia. will he imtnediateiv ~
tend|d to. Feb. IL s9-s1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

VHNHE Subscribers, who reside in LunenbnTg S-i.i.
~ to employ for the present year, a teacher 1.s,;s
ed 10 teach the English and Latin languages Con-.
nunicaiions directed to them, MscfarIsnd's Linen.
Ou'g' VIII be attended to. ~. HATCHETT
r.. a. VIM q. OVERFLOW
''0' ~ e9~2ay2vs
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"A GRiST & MERCHANT MILL FOR SALE
% IN complete operation with most superior Bur,
rvooes' si'uated on the best seat on the Ess fo,k .,
ing stream, with water suffeien, Tor trsbls 1bs
nes w'n'n = miles south Of Richmond, and I-2 rnus
s aon o, Ae,ngon slso $50 acres Of 6fstra,s land
uvalion and meadow, with Young A"nis an1 ~ eu,.
Vrchafd lin bearng0 Of the choicest iruiI The 49,.
n ION mos, healthy and in The heart Of The hes,
whes. country In the State Of fndians-If M, io,a
oateiy disposed OF, Or rented, an expe,isnsa ,'e
Muller, well recommended for his probity. e. sog ,s,
meet with encourage Other ncssd -, 80, WIZ
For iurlhsr psriicuiars, apply 10 'PP'y'-
RALPH SHAwMBOURIE, Pos, M,.,.
Abingdon, WAYNE Co., lind Feb NJ 60 y,
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Inc Conclave, which comm need on the Il.b n
Deesmher, will not he Of long duration. II 1. hoped
mat tue new Pope will he elected by Eoiphsny a, tbs
isest Cardinals Rudolph (Archduke Of Austria O and
tesch are out OF the quston being gibe from ,h.
situation. ~
The Cardinals quail ID for Po,srv In public opini,n
ere Gregoro. PAcca Cspeari. Oizoni, and Zurs: and
people weigh al this not the lille m
eaeh,bn HE preceding career, his sllianc Isn-
W &C., 10 order choose him who IN all appear 10
combine In the bgbes, degree the qualities which are
essential for this dignity.
ruo'le opinion seems especially to poo on, Csrdiusl
Ea, one OF the most learned members OF the Sacred
Noiess. me Emperor Alexander, just before HE
pfomouon' mao selected him for the important commits
son OF su,vs yos the limits Of his empire. England
samres h's scientific work, on Ndreo PGuIo and
published in 1918 WV WV
france has always appreciated bsyirtues and his tai.
ems, aud inc good spirit which 10 observed In ali HE
works, especially his Latin theology Cardinal CausI.
isri enj vs. the same reputation for his extensive
edge and exalted piety. SUI"
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-Tbe ne vs. from wars.x and f,o..
ST. Petersburg IL considered decisive In the ev 40 70
the discrimination Of the Poles 10 attempt the sstsbIi.b
meni OF their independence. well 10 the Russians
being also determined IN resist such an attempt. The
gsnsra opinion appears 10 be, that the Russians will
or'ng such an erwbe'mog power into the field ~ NJ
snee 70 crush tho Polss; but cse Bes that the
Emperor VIII he able TO effect any thing Of import snes
before the spring. II should be Tscoseted, however
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ARRIVALS.
Wursday, Feb. 10.

Arr, schr Brilliant Eddy, Of Providence, 33 ds.
from Carthagena, for New-York. Left there sch
Waterloo, Of philad. for NYork, unc. Feb. 23d,
lat 3s 20 lon TO- fell in with the wreck of the sch
First, Bacon, of Barnstable, fin Richmond, with
cargo of coal for Boston-the sch was complete
wreck, bowsprit and sails lost, the sea making
fair breach over her-with great difficulty succeed
ed III rescuing the captain, mate and two men, who
were nearly exhausted at the pumps, having moth
ing to subsist upon.
Brig Jasper, Colburn, of Hallowell, from New
Orleans 10Th Dec and the 5. W. passage JAM LIST,
for New-YOrk. Sailed in co. with the Alexandria
Bailey, for Baltimore. Jan. 70, lat 33 40, lon II
As, at 4 p. IN. spoke sch Albany, Rider, from ST.
Andrews for Alexandria, in great distress, having
been out 4S days, and blown twice off the coast
supplied them with provisions at very great risk,
the boat being leaky and the running very high
kept sight of her till 2 at night, when a gale
suddenly springins up lost sight Of her. Feb. 7,
lat 81 so, Ion 73 80, spoke brig Maria, of and for
Boston fin Havana. The Jasper has experienced
a constant succession of gales ever since the 18th
Of January, and has passed the latitude Of Cape
Hatteras nine times, since she left N Orleans. On
her arrival at this port she was much injured in
sails and rigging, short ofwater, sc,
Saturday, Feb. l2,
Arr. brig Iris, Harding, Of Portsmouth, N. II.
22 ds fin New-Oreans, and 20 fin the River with
cotton and molasses, for Providence. Feb. q, lat.
35 50, lon 73, spoke sch. Amaranth, Of Waldo
borough, ds FIN N York for Chareston--lost his
forsmast and bowsprit two days previous in gale
wanted no assistance. llth, back Of Long-ls
land, spoke brig Enterprise, of Philad 20 days I'm
POrt-au-Prnce, for New-York.
Ship Benjamin Rush, Young, ofWarsn, II DIS
fin Savannah, for Providence.
Tuesday, Feb. ID.
Arr. brig Cherokee, Moody, "a DIS I'm Pensaco-
la, via Vineyard, bound to New-York.
Also arrived brig Exchange, Mariner, 22 days
fin Orleans, for .New-York.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

TIME subscriber having been appointed and
Il qualified according to law Guardian to the
person and estate Of WILLIAM q. BAILEY, her
son, minor, hereby requests all persons interest,"
ed to govern themselves accordingly.
SARAH BAILEY.
Middletown, Feb. IA, 1881. 6w
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FEMALE
l3WINAGY.
vUyHE FEMALE SEMINARY. in

NHE FEMALE SEMINARY, in
- Newport, which has been under the
instruction of Miss HARRIET GoULDING,
during term of sixteen weeks, will a
gain be opened under her superinten-
dence for the admission of YOUNG La
DIES, on the last Tuesday in March next.
The principal branches of instruction
are Reading, Orthography, Defining,
Chirography, Pen-making, Arithmetic,
Geography, Grammar, Elements of Ge-
ometry, History, Rhetoric, Composition,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Intel
lectual Philosophy, and Linear Drawing
Books of common use-Bible, Night
Thoughts, Course of Time, Russel's E.
nunciation, Guys Orhography, Walkers
Dictionary, Wrifford's System of Writ
ing, Colburn's First Lessons in Arthme-
tic, Colburn's Sequel to his First Les.
sons, Olney's Modern Geography, Wor-
cester's Ancient Geography, Smiths
Grammar, Holbrook's Elements of Ge-
ometry, Goodrich's History of England,
Abridgment of Blair's Lectures, Blake's
Natural Philosophy, Whelpley's Com
pend of History, Watts on the Improve
ment Of the Mind, and Comstock's Che
mistry.
Scholars possessing books on the same
subjects by other authors, may in some
cases find it unnecessary to change.
The members Of the Seminary will be
arranged in three classes. None are ex-
pected to attend whose minds are not
sufficiently matured to be classed in
Writing, Grammar, Geography, and
Mental Arithmetic.
The Seminary will be open the ensu-
ing season, during 8 terms of l2 weeks
each. Price of tuition in the first or
highest class, S5 per term; the second
and third S4, to be paid in advance.
Books of Reference, Maps, Globes,
sc. accessible at the Seminary.
The particular object proposed in the
former Prospectus, was to lead the scho-
lars not merely to memorise, but to un-
derstand those subjects which should
from time to time occupy their attention;
and in the course of Instruction that will
in future be pursued, effort will be made
to produce the same desirable result.
From our acquaintance with the character and
requirements Of Miss GOULDING, and her sue
cess in teaching, we would express our entire
confidence in her ability to instruct in the branches
specified in the preceding Prospectus; and from the
specimen of Improvement exhibited on the exami-
nation of the Young Ladies recently under her in
struction, we believe that those who may hereaf-
ter be placed at this SEMINARY, will make such
attainmens in useful knowledge, US will be gratify
ing to those interested.
WIN. PATTEN, d. ID. Pastor I'd Con. Church.
JOHN .. CHoULEs, Pastor I'd Baptist Church
VIM. ii. BEEcHER, Pastor lst Congr. Church.
DAVID KING, NJ. ID.
THos. &. PITMAN,
THEo. &. DUNN, NJ. ID.
Newport, Feb l6, 1881
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500 REWARD.

NE1 HEREAS an attempt was made on the
w night of the 30th ult to set fire to the
dwelling house in Broad street, owned by the sub
scriber, and occupied by II. G. Putnam, Jr. which
was fortunately discovered in time to save the
building from destruction.
In order to bring the person or persons guilty of
the above wicked and malicious deed to condign
punishment, do hereby offer reward of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for any information
which may result in the conviction Of the Incen-
diary or any of his accomplices
THos. G.. PITMAN.
Newport, Feb. 7, 1881.
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MARR

At Middetown on the 3Oth ult. by the Revmr.
Eddy, Mr.. Thomas Taggart, to Mrs. Hannah Pea
body.
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100000
COMMON BRICKS.

These bricks must he cast in rnoulds of such size
as 10 average when burned inches by 4 inches
by "a inches. They must be Of the best quality
Of Merchantable bricks The proportion Of Sal
mon, or pale bricks, must not exceed one eighth
of the whole; and Soft or very pale bricks, will
be received. The proportion of arch bricks must
not exceed one eighth of the whole; and none of
these that are much warped will be received. The
proportion of broken bricks must not exceed per
cent. AT least $4,000 to be delivered by the lst
day Of June next, and the remainder in the course
ofthe summer and autumn Of the year, at such Pc
riods as may best suit the convenience of the Con-
tractor-provided there be always on hand the sup
ply requisite for the progress of the work.
Should any persons desire to furnish the stated
number of bricks, of size different from that given
above, they will please to accompany their propo-
sails with statement Of the length, breadth, and
thickness, of well burned brick Of the kind they
wish 10 supply.
Before forming the contract fair sample will
be required to be deposited in the Engineer Office
at Fort Adams which, should it prove satisfactory :,
will govern in the inspection Of the several devo-
ries.
Payments will be made, if required, on each
cargo duly inspected aud received.
All communications touching this subject, to be
directed to Brevet Col. JOSEPH q. TOTTEN,
U. 5. Engineers, Newport, X. |.
Fort Adams, Newport lIarbor,
January 10th, 1881.
The publishers of the Portland, Bath, Gardiner
Hallowell, Wiscasset, Thomaston Bucksport, Ban
gor, and Belfast, (Mane) papers; the Portsmouth
N II. papers; Newburypor and Salem (Mass.)
papers; Boston Patriot; Taunton, New-Bedford,
and Fall River. (Mass.) papers; Stonngton, New
London, Middetown, and Hartford, Conn. pa
pers; New-YoIk Courier and Enquirer; Journal Of
Commerce; New-York American, and Of tho
Newburgh. N. Y. papers, will please give the a
bove notice Insertions and forward their accounts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-02-16
DEATHS.

In this town, at the Asylum, on Friday last,
Mrs. Catharine Cahoone, aged 81 years.-sund,y
last, Mrs. Abigail Gardner, widow Of Capt. Joseph
Gardner, aged "a years.
At jamestown, 7th inst, Mrs. Phebe Remington,
wife of John Remington esq. aged SO years.
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NEW STORE.

DICHARD +. WILLIAMS, ha. taken
IL y the Store on the Long Wharf, formerly oc-
cupied by John Williams & Son, where he will
constantly keep on hand an assortment Of G X o.
c X 5, and supply Of 20 NJ ON
C l. o Il III NG, all Of which articles can be
bought as low as at any store in town. Feb 9.
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NOTICE. +ns

sDp LAST NOTRCE. stIz
" AVING, some time since, received separate
II q and distinct assignments Of the property
and effects Of
ANDERSON g. ALGER,
WILLLAyM MOORE,
JOHN S. WEEDE.N, Newport,
.4.N.N MAR SHALL,
and
ASA GRAY, of Tiuerton,
for the benefit of their several and respective cred
tors; and it being necessary that those several con-
Germs should be brought to "a speedy close-Notice
is therefore hereby given to those who shall remain
indebted to either of the above named Trusts on
the 25th inst. that IMMEDIATELY rHEREAF-
TER suits will be commenced against them, inds-
criminatey. HENRY y. CRANSION.
Newport, Feb. Q, 1881.
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NOTICE.

nN the Sd day Of January, 1881, the subscri-
" bsrs received from Joseph II. Hayden, a
mortgage bill of sale of his household Furniture,
cows, and sundry other articles expressed in said
bill, as collateral security for the payment Of II
certain note of hand now remaining unpaid.
Newport, Feb l6. w * }. VARS.
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SUBSCRIBERS to the class for Mill
$Sb~ tary instruction, and all who are dis
e posed to join, are respectfully requested
TO meet at the State-llouse, this evening, at half
past o'clock. Punctual attendance is expected.
No spectators can be admitted after the school
commences. (Feb 10.
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B R R 4 G. TX g
WANTED,

nROPOSAI.S will be received until the LIST
II day of March next, for the supply at Fort
Adams, Newport IIarbor, X. l. Of