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INFORMANT LAW
Respecting
rfing Delinquent Londs ~ Trg,n'd.

AupiroRs Oyrior, Hh April, 1891.
The following act, passed IN the let int IL pub
nshcd for the Information OF oil persons interested
and the public attention 10 earnestly invited To its
.veral important trovi.oas. A. time will Nc
-ssary e,arsc before tho lss OF lands returned de-
nnaveat for payment ot taxes can he published,
tis sensrs IF oil suet lands Gad lots that Jro~' any
ervss, nroy hare beer returned delinquent prior
o, 1920, would do we'll 10 make immediate enquiry
into the subject. Lands and lots may have been re-
turned by the Sheris, and may sow be in danger 2,
ferfeitv-e, whilst the present owners are perfectly
unson, eious and unsuspieous Of the fact. The in
suseney nsrgenec, or remote residence. OF former
owners NAV have incunbercd 4 tract of land, or lot
~iih single years taxation. and that single year.
taruiioa may Jespardze the title Of III. present
swaer. Serious and prompt attention is therefore
earnestly invited to,the subject.
JAMES z. HEATH,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
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h"ocssd aud seseaiy ons-Aod ,hsa dskk>cus ssA ~
the western Waters Of tive that way Ss~s
ee" GRANTED beioie the passing the -sssis
wen hundred aud seventy veil d.iss rsuS
lands originally Ran'-d set Of Nav ,-..cc
.s"ern hundred aud seventy nnr, aud shall , rs-ln
w" rom We class of su'h drlnT"~n lsod. aid
Wr"teh re 'on, 'na,- r~de-nal- tune tps
VIC 'sr"P""" thereof allowed ''i' the first day 81 Jso"sry
Que Thousand eight hundred aud thu, ,l,rr
The fireo"S ns ,I"e copy from i,oll
GEORGE w Nu\iO a. r. 10
Np'' I'm i'n and keePr Of Ns Rolls
w ih"r Editors who are publish thu AGA
y" winch M. esn'n''or. vii publ ,h,. si,o kao~~x
unn,eri,atrlv sftrr the ohrT
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\WlN'lNld. ~ tmes, hO,I, ~ tic ci,rk ot,iee
~ Of the suPtri"r court ol cliancery, for the H,e
m"nd district. the 9TH day of April, 1891. James
smith, pl'f against Nrvton =. smith and other dts
tic defendant above named, moi having entered
MS ApP"Sr"ncc std gwen security according u the
act OF Assembly and the rules ri tins ccui and il
ApptarnR by satisfactory rtWence, that I've Is not an
"h"bilart of this county IT IS ordered, that IN.
SIh defendant do appear here ON the first day az
the next June term and aLsu er the bill of 4, ni.;n
I'll and that copy of thus order be forth mn IN
serted W so" newspaper published in IN. cit, Of
Nchnonh i"r two mOpihs suce' sytIy, and posted n,
the front door OF tie capitol, in the said ei,, v
u copy, TsRs, W.. T.. pSrsuyor, O. a.
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\VIRHiNlh-At rules, holden IN the clerks office
~ the superior court Of chsnctry for the
Mchmond district, the 9TH day Of April, 1881. Mary
Prnd'e'"n' formerly Mary Burnley, pitt. against
samuel Oyerion, Richard OvertUn, and Benjamin
Pollard, dts
I've defendant Richard Oyrrton. not having enter.
eel lbs appearance, ard given security according to
'he act of assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing, ny satisfactory eNidencr that he Is no,
an lnhabisnt OF this country, is ordert d. that the,
'a'd defendant do appear here the FIST day of
the next Jnue tenn 4 answer The bill of the pla,n,,H
ma thai copy ni tbs ord br forthwith inserted in
s"me newspaper published ~ the CITY uf Richmond.
Tor two months successvely and posted at the trout
door 0f the capitol. ~ the said civ
- coDV. TPsi", wv g., pgNutyros r .
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The foregoing is true copy from tine original
GEORGE w. MItNEnRD Ii.,L o., ,h. IA N
April 2. 1873

HpnI &, 1851 and Keeper ri the Rolls
w The Editors ri the National lnellg encer New York
Snn Enquirer. Richmond Wing, ietrrs burg elgenceT
,mnt3k Herald, fndemkbug Arena, Winchester Yuginian
'"on'"ck ten'ne, Stanton Spectator Finrase Patriot
IewIsnurg Palladium, abingdon Republican, Western Argus
n'na"ha BANNER Carkshurg Enquc,, Wheeling Compiler
virginia free Press Genius Of Liberty. and MnnouE
wn insert The foregoing their respective papers month
Office. " WV "'"' >
~ The publishers NJ the Daily Papers " insert the fore
going ACT only twire week The account fnr advrrt.,
s, nc accompanied by printed copy # the act a.
Wv" " 'no PhDiishtB AZ li-2awgt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-17
SHIP NEWS.
ENTERED.
eloop yictosy, Wiilasd, New Ysrk.
. Caroline, wiIlIstus, do.

ENTERED.
elocp Victory, Wilhrd, New Ysrk.
Caroline, WillIstub, do.
Cynthia Ann, Post, d..
Ann, MANCHESTER, do.
CLEARED.
Ship Constitution, Dayton, Nsw.Orleans
Brig Invincibls, Prsst, Boston.
Schr. Clito, Chspman, Havana.
Sloop Victory, Willard, Providence.
Caroline, Willissun, Bristoh
Cynthia Ann, Post, Psevidencs.
Ann, Manchester, Providence
MEMORANDA.
A. Havana, Feb. 20, brig Amstsl, bfcYnslI,
fss N. yorh, 8 days. sailed 26th,. scht, Jane,
Marshall. fos Havana; arr. sahr. Rsaper,
eos.hwick, ChsfIsstou; cid. Clara Fisher,
fos N. OrlsAna
Sailed from AIesssdris lilh, sshS. HszAx.
Shove, for Provijsncs.
Ship EIb6, etshheps, fcs Cewss, was u
M.stsssss. Feb 10. nsssly ready; by, Pismsn,
Cld. 4 Charleston. 80 dIl. brig Bauiss.
'.ss Al fssisss III f.s ssA, brig f.sl., Brow.
ming, for this port, 9 dsys.
The siosp Nisgsrs, sfthis port, has been
scndsunsd - snssswesthy, 81 g. Thonss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-17

The Providence Daily Advertiser of
Thursday last, contains the following letter
from mr.. AaS0Lp, in answer To the request
ofthe Anti Masonic Convention. to become
a candidate for the Office Of GOVERNOR
PROVIDENCE, March 3, 1881.
Dear Sir,-I received yesterday your
communication Of the let instant, made az
the request of"the Antimasonic State Com
mi.tec, empowered by the Convention OF
December 29ih, to fill vacancies" inform
ing me 'that they. have adopted a resolu.
ton to place my name at the head Of the
Aniimasonic ticket for the office Of Gov
ernor. 10 place ofthat Of ] ohm Brown Fran.
Gle. Esq. declined"
Having accepted the nomination Of the
National Republican Conyen,ionofthe 18th
ult. to the same Office, ] shah bc pleased 10
have the support of that portion Of my fell
low citizens. whom your Committee rep;
resent. Although you are ucquainted
ed with my views, il may not be improper
(or me. in giving my assent, to state with
frankness, that am neither a mason nor
sn antimason, ! consider that the citizens
ofthis STATE, as such, possess equal rights
and privileges, without reference to any
associstion to which they may or may not
belong, or any name by which they may
be called; and should ever he required 10
consider or decide any question relating TO
masonry or masonic institutions. shnll en-
dcavor to do il as candidly and impartial.
ly as should any question relating to any
other subject. Please assure the Commit
toe, and also their constituents, that I fully
appreciate the honor they have done mo,
and accept yourself my thanks for the del.
icate manner in which you communicated
their wishes, and for the personal interest
you have manifested in my success.
lam verv respectfully. &c.
LEMUEL H. ARNOLD.
.B. HALLETr, ESQ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-17

From the New York Mer. Adv. Of Monday
BY the arrival yesterday morning OF the
packet ship Fssncois lst, Capt. Skddy,
from Havrc, whence she sailed on 81 Feb.
we have received onr regular files Of Par
is and Havra papers 10 Cd Feb. In them
we find nothing new Of political intslli-
gence: on the evening Of 3Ist Jan. many
run,ors were afost which were either not
credited, or with the assertion appeared the
contradiction.
( The Courier says that in pursuance OF q
resolution ofminsters held on Goth Janua-
ry, the French Government has resolved
that ifthe Belgian Congress should elect
the Duke dc Leuchtenbcrg % their Sover-
eign, il would be considered as equal 10 .
declsration If war, and NJ. Breson has been
ordered to leave Brussels within a hours
after the decision Of Congress. Az late ss
18th Jan. M choice had been made. M.
Bresson had been IN Paris AZ the end ofjan
and within two hours after his arrival re-
turned again to Brussels.
committee in Paris. to obtain subsc ript-
ion in aid osthe gallant Poles, have publish
ed mn address.
PoLAND.--Ths Hsmburrh corespon-
s.~'ss y" - q, YsorI uute ot o8Siiu, J3u <s1d,
That the Dictator Chiopicki left the
beesuss he Insisted on nego-
ciatinR with the Emperor for rccOnciIia-
tion, while some ofthe members of The Diet
opposed II. The Adesbnrg Gazette con-
!ains letter from the Polish frontiers, pfI
Jan. 18Th. which asserts that reconcilia-
lion with Rnssia is now impossible. |
Emperor neither can nor will extend the
smncsty TO the ringleaders themselves
Under date Of Warsaw, Jan. Goth, il is men.
Toned hat the Russian government had
'eizcd the funds OF the Bank Of Warsaw.
which were at Odessa, and arrested an a.
gent sent thither 10 withdraw them.
Private letters Of 18th Jan. say that no
election ofa Pope had yet been made, al
hough the Conclave had been In session a
month.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-17

Mar oP RHODE IsLAND.-We notic-
ed the other day, the loss sustained by
Major JAMES STEVENS, Of ofNewport, in
Boston, his trunk having been stolen
from the stage. We regret to learn
that among his valuable papers, which
the thief destroyed, was the manuscript
map Of Rhode Island, upon which he
has devoted such assiduous attention.
Fortunately the map had been entirely
traced upon the copper plate, except
the names of places, &c. These Ma
jor Stevens hnd collected with great
care and his business to Boston was,
in part, to have them traced on the
plate, which would then be complete
TO give the impression. Mr.. Stevens
is allowed by act Of the General As
semhly, until July next, to complete
the publication Of his map. He will
now have to collect all the names of
plhces, &c. which have been lost. To
aid in this very desirable object, he has
forwarded to us several proof impress
sions of the map, without names of
places, &c. which he is desirous of
having filled up. If any gentleman
will aid in this object, he can be fur
nishcd with that portion of the map,
which he may be disposed to fill. Ev-
cry citizen ought to feel an interest in
restoring to Mr.. Stevens, what it cost
him so much labor to procure in
the first instance. The minutcness
with which this map is traced, exceeds
any thing Of the kind, on so large a
scale in the United States.
Providence American.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-17

In this town Oh Sunday evening last, by the
Rov. mir. Eddy, mr. Arnold Hazard 10 miss
Sarah Ann Ste.iman, daughter ofmr. Stephen
Stedman, ell Of this town.
In Wexford, on Thursday evening last,
mr.. Nicholas p. Gardner, Of Providenes, to
Miss Lucinda Thomas, daughter or mr.. Lewis
Thomss, Of the former place.
In Providence on Monday evening, Jauics
G. Bucklin, Esq. TO miss Lucy Daily, dangh-
ter NJ Capt Daniel d. Daily, all Of that place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-17

The President, Capt. R. S. Bunker, per-
formed the passage from New York to this
Port. yesterday, in fifteen hours and nine
minutes. On the passage, she consumed
about twenty chaldrons Of the Sidney coal,
which by way ofexperiment has thus far in
the season been used. The result shows
conclusively TO the mind Of Captain Bunker
that coal will snpersede entirely the use Of
wood for steamboat navigation. The ad-
vantages il possesses over wood are these:
Il is more compact. and is burnt with per-
feet safety, there being neither sparks nor
cinders emitted from the FIRE, to endanger
the fuel or the vessel; the saving in freight
is from twenty to twenty FIVE tons. and f.
nally is great saving in expense. This is
certainly very important item, as it will
consequently reduce The price OF travelling.
which Is now very high between this and
New York. probably, however. not more SO
than circumstances have required.
Il is Captain Buuker's opinion that the
quantity used in the trips will hereafter be
considerably reduced when the furnaces
Gre properly arranged, and the fromen be
come more familiar with the use Of coal.
The President is in beautiful order for
4hs accommodation Of passengers.
Prov Journal Of yesterday.
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egant and convenient, and her speed
bat little Inferior to that of her poten-
tial competitors. Her com nander,
Capt. ToMLrssoN, is skilfdl ia his pro-
fession, and in every respect a gentle
man.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-17
WHITE WASHING.

LII I'm DEiNNE IL, NO. ., Elev-
on street., two doors west oi the residence
a Jsen v. HAmmstt. Esc.. understands white
wsshiue and scfaping walls In the bos man
ner, and giving them . new polish. No lady
need take the trouble TO remove her furniture
or her carpet, a. he white washes without in
jury 10 either. References can be made 10
many ofihe inhabitants OF Newport, where bs
has scraped and whitewashed much 20 the
satisfacticn Of bis employers. He hopes 10
have share Of the custom Of Newport in the
line Of his profession, This spring and SUM
fner. m17
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DIED.

Yesterday morning, Maria Lupten, infant
daushtsr Of William q. Hammond, Esq sgsd
10 weeks. -.
In Now York, on The la inst aftsr shss<
and ssvere illness, mr.. Samuel Lspss, dbf-
merly Of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-17

y HENKY AN1HONE
Corner pf Spring and !ekhnN ssresfs,
TT As Oh hand shd win ssll rhesp, .
H complete susottment pf GARDEN
SERb0, end Sweet fisrbs.
ALsc, nice vissgsr BY the barrel ar
ssllou. tmsr. 10
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LIST OF COMBINATION NUMBERS hRAwN N
Cnmb. L. Oxford Lott. no. 80,
81 40 IS 81 - 43 IL Id.
/, Connecticut Lottery no. :,
~ 10 "a % 81 al 50 80 IL.
Maine State Lottery no. 20 extra.
II IA 81 50 80 80 AZ I O.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
l6 ex.; draws Friday March 1S. High
est prize $4,000. Tickets % parts in
proportion.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY no.
81 extra, draws Saturday March 10.
Highest prize &l0,0OO-lO prizes oi
OO0---Tickets IS parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
30; drawn Tuesday March ~. High
est prize 100000. Tickets S5 pafts in
proportion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-17

Newport, March Il, 1881.
WM. JAMES TILbEY, Is now at
~ Boston, purchasing some Of the
NEW GOODS which have recently
arrived, and will open complete as
sottment on SATURDAY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-17

{t~ AS the subscriber intends
I 8UA entering into different line
Of busi1sss hs will cell the
fine, stsunch, and we'll bull,
sloop REFORMATION, with hsr tackle
end sppurtsnances a. she now lice at Ban.
nisles's whstf. Fur further psrtic ulsrs en-
qGirs Of THOMAS PRATT.
To LET.
- THE Chambet Of the pleas.
iIS55 AKlly situated house at the
M corner Of Church and Spring
M streets. The atove is fhe
place iof contemplation, being sisussed
near grave yard. Apply 10 above.
3mag l7.1
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MArrnsw WAtrr, Clerk.
FOR SALE,

a. TINE Estate On shs wsst sids
Of Broad direct, esespisd ~ The
WIy subsrrbss, cossissing sf three
tweIling heusss wisk issgs Iso
Of isaj bounded on th<es slvsses
ip ssngsh 2S6 fsss-- fronting ssid DrSsd sssssa
81 feet, and would b very eligible siss fss .
Factory. being situated on the gssat med
leading v I'll pasts of the eensssy, end would
coMmsnd q rapid ssls fore eli sorls of gosts
end sssisaps work. a nsss detailed dssssip.
ti~a would leo uselea % noac viii rvrshsse
visAost particular examination II tho prsmi.
60. BENZ. CORHELL.
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Navy PRoMorioSs. GI.ieut. WIN. b.
SaIter, Charles. 8. M'Caulcy, Thomas H.
Newell. +. A. F. valette, William A. Spcn
Ger, John II. Aulick, WIN. v. Taylor, Mer.
vine +. Mix, Bladen Ddlany, aud Silas II
Stringham, to be Masters Com,nan'dt.
Passed Midshipmen-N. c. Lawrence
Amasa Paine, Nathaniel w. Duke, Edward
J. T,ltoh, James II. Ward, Henry Ifof,
Jonathan Ingersoll, Grey SkipwIih, Mur.
ray Mason, Charles II. Davis, Stephen
Johnston, iona ID. Swim, Jerome Callan,
Pedro G.. Valdas, Charles NJ. Arrnss rong.
Ebenezer Farrand, Henry Ii. Bell, Philip
s. Stockton, William Smith, Hamilton Z.
V. Robinson-to be Lieutenants.
Lieut.. Edmund Byrne has been reinsta.
ted to his former rank and station.
Brevet Capt. John Harris, oil ihe Marine
Corps, to be Captain-to take rank from
the 18th June last.
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AUCTIONS.
BOOTS q sttOEs-4A, Aisclioa.

~8 - Ok4Vy
-. hHovipEyCE, Ill
On THURSDAY, March 24,h, al ssots 81
Market street; Cur. stsish)
m UPWARDS of 9ltO pseks
MI sses Bsoss And SHOES cUin.
uk0 Prising III ~xceIlcRi SssSvI.
- htit, wen stkte5 10 the sbts
SON. Be'ng the snsife inannlactl,tes oFAs.
veFsl extensive estsblishssents q the eash
Tef'ns libefah (Pt,vdeass. tsAk. y
ADMINISTRATORS SAEE.
by virtue Of . decree Of Ire facse:se JuA
dicial Court. AZ their March tsim. 1851
Will Besold a. Public AictidK on Friday.
premises,
THE eligible and pleasantly sl,usssd
u Estate late belonging 10 Capt Chlrlss
dortQn, deceased. st the csrnsr OF second
and Chsssy streets, oh tho Point, copsIs.
ling ola dwelling housa, lot Of land, and
,osbuildings. with good well of water IN
he yatd, and svssy eenvsnioncs whlch :
person disposed 70 puschxss could wish.
Conditions insjc known u the time end
'lace Of sale. WIZ. LnvrE. AUcs'n
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Pictures a late debate inConRress
On the appropriation OF e60OO for filing
smother psnnel in the Rotundo with paint.
;sp from the pencil Of Washington Aston,
relating to American history, mr.. Chiffon,
n making motion that the appropriation
might be stricken out, expressed fssr
shst the panuel nigh, be 6Iled with some
passsce OF history not very creditab'e to
the nation; and another member said thai
the finest picture which could be pres'"'-
ID 20 the public eye, was the spectacle Of
- nation free from dsht
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CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
iS ex.; draws Friday March lS. High
est prize S5,0OO--Tiskets 2 parts in
proportion,
MAINE STATE LOTTERY no.
f2l extra; draws Saturday March 10.
Highest prize $l0,000--lO prizes of
lO00-AaTickets IS parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
30; draws Tuesday March %. High
est prize $4,000. Tickets s5 parts in
proportion.
r Drawn numbers in Connecticut Lot
terry, No. g.
81. 33. %. IL. 9. 80. l. G. II.
In the above sold ticket combine
ton IL, g. Sd, prize Of $400, and
comb'n. 9. D, 33, prize Of 800, in
a package Of quarters.
s. CAUOONE:
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Brown, ahardened villain, found guilty
OF murder in New Orleans, % has bcen
mentioned, was brought up for sentence
on tho 18th ult. lie exhibited an assum-
cd non-chslcnce and savage want Of emo.
tion, on being conjured by the Court to pay
attention to the concerns Of his soul. AZ.
ter sentence had been pronounced, no turn.
ed round to the spectators and remarked
with perfect sang froid, "Ercuse me II 4
am NOT at preaching on Sunday merit, I'm
engaged" He is to be hanged on such q
day as the Governor may appoint.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Rsmsining IN the Post OfficelN Newport h. 1.
March 9th, 1881. Persons calling VIII please
say they are advertised, - they are plscsd in
q separste case:--
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Jodicial Court, TebFpasy 0ist. Ab. 1h3i. .
WakREAs Sarah Hagen. vifb u David
w Hagen, late OF North kisgyss~n. .na.
ripss, but now tSsiding in psvts 70 lheoR 0as
rAh unknown, without ths limits VI ~ tytsts,
hath lodged her petition In said Sy6cs, pssyinG
that the bans u marriage tyesisiing tstwesx
the said Sarah and the taid David may ~ do.
solved; ~ Notice b therefore hereby eives 10
said David Hsgsn - ApYssr, " he zee d. %
our next Supreme Judicial Court 70 y hsIdsa
~ Oogsh. .kisgstewn, within and for she. eesa.
" Of Washington, on the fourth monday %
April NEXT, end shsw cause, " any he hses
why the prayer Of said petition esehs not v
mio. MArrusw wAtrr, Clerk.
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VIII De substituted Tor foreign wlnes-pump.
kin pies and Indian puddings for French
confectionery. All who subscribe 70 this
dinner must appear in honespun. - Now,
as Jackson men are in favor Of good do
nestle articles. we see no difficulty in their
reaching tho table.
'KESrucKr. The general election in Ken.
lucky, which takes place in August eft, will
be looked to with much inteross. The Legis.
lature of that State having postponed the e..
lection Of a Senator TO Congress until the
next session, the Senators and Representa-
iivss will he chosen with special reference to
that object. Twelve members Of Congress
are also to be elected Both parties arc al
ready Organizing their gsrces- meetings have
been called IN several counties "a nominate
candidates 1.-The strength Of parties will thors.
fore De fairly tried.
The Richmond Enquirer states that
Mr.. Archer, the present chairman of
the committee on Foreign Relations,
is spoken of as the successor to Mr..
Randolph in the mission to Russia.
"A Respectable Ffutvnify. Accounts Just
received from Spain, announce the death
Of the Prior Of the convent Of Bssilius. II
appears that the monks Of Basilius are re-.
puted gamblers, and, in consequence Of q
dispute arising out Of Q turn Of . card, n
quarrel ensued the other night. "when,' -
adds the account ''the Prior was found mur.
dered in HE bed, with his hands tied I" The
ghostly fathers were oil taken into custody.
A board of Naval Surgeons, consisting
OF Doctors Harris, Salter, and Barton, ID
now in session in Philadelphia, for the ex
animation Of oil assistant Surgeons whose
commitsio bear date Of 1924, 1895, and
1895. The Board will continue in session
as long a. any candidates shall present
themselves foi examination.--Eve. Post.
.aduumiogs Of fhor;ng Senate. Just be-.
fore the adjournment, the Senate, BY q
vote Of three to one, REJEcrEp, Me noml.
nation Of On Indian Agent appointed last
year By the President. A. soon 90 the
Senate had adjourned, General Jackson re-
sppoiused him.
The crew Of the British chip Ulster, q,
Charleston, having made some unbecom-
ing bragg Of their prowess in the art pugil.
ism, were lately mobbed by gang Of A.
me ricau sailors and obliged to defend them,
selves with ,cutlasses and pistols. They
smashed the ships glasses, broke her bell
&c. and some were arrested before quiet
was restored.
GAvErv AND CHARIrY.--A splendid
ball was given on the 22d February, ai
B!ossam's hotel in Cansndaigus - Before
the company dispersed, . collection was
taken up for the poor Of the village, end
eI0f saised. A committee Of lsdies was
appointed on the spot 10 distribute the
charity.
James w. Msrshsll, charged with shoot
/ ing William Cali, Of Richmond. with In.
tent 70 kill. has. BY decision Of the Exam
ining Court, Of Richmond, been sent on 10
the Superior Court Of Hsnrieo Co. Va. An
application TO bsi! the prisoner was made,
land unanimously rejected.
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