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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-05

CANADA.-The reports from this Territory continue
to multiply and look ominous Of revolution. brush
between the oyaiss and patriots recently took place,
at ST. Dennis, in which, according to the Burlington
Free Press, fifty oyalists were killed and wounded and
seven Canadians.
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correspondent Of the Richmond Enquirer says
that Major Garland was present at the Louisa Court
and addressed the people in speech OF two hours
in length And says that the Major will be sustain
ed by an overwhelming majority in his district. IN
Louisa there are very few who support the Sub
Treasury scheme and those few would sooner fore
go the adoption of its principles, than submit to its
details
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ESSENTIAL, LET THERE
ok uSiTy--N Nos-EssEsTIALs, LIBEErY, AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARiTY.--Angusha.
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IN THE SENATE
The folowing members appeared and look lheir


The following members appeared and took their
seats: ~ ...s- a.
Messrs Allen, Benton, Brown, Buchanan, Clay OF
ton, Grundy, King OF Ala, Knight Linn, Lyon,
Mexican, Morris, Niles Norvel Pierce, Preniiss,
Rives, Roane, Robbins, Robinson, Smith Of Conn,
Smith Of linda, Strange, Swim, Upton, Walker,
AT l2 o'clock the Vice President took his seat and
called the Senate TO order.
On motion Of Mr.. WRIGHT, Of New York, II
was A
Resolved That a committee be appointed TO be
Joined by The House 10 wait the President Of the
United States, and inform that officer that quorum
Of both Houses of Congress had assembled and were
ready TO proceed to business
Messrs. Wright, of New York; and knight, of
Rhode Island, appointed on the part Of the Senate.
A message from the House announced the organi-
cation of that body and the appointment on us part
of the Joint committee TO wait on the President
When on motion Of Mr. CLAY, Of Kentucky,
The Senate adjourned
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TwENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

/ ~ MONDAY, Dec. Nh. IN
This being fhe day appointed BY the Constitution
for the annual meeting Of Congress both Houses
assembled al the usual hour, ~ o'clock.
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oyrrcr ; SHEET. BETWEEN MYTH AND TENTH.
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From he U6ea lM. W osserre,

"PARriEs-THE NEw ORGANIZATION We invite
the particular attention Of readers to the able art
Gle with the above caption which republsh from the
Albany Argus II was evidently called forth by the
suspicious least the very ndiscreet positions
sumed Of late by the MADrsoSIAN positions which the
democracy look upon with favor and which, in our
opinion do exactly accord with the past professions
OF that paper We have for some time observed with
regret that its fondness for names was likely to
lead TO conound old distinctions and that il has occa
sonally INDUCED in remarks calculated to excite in the
minds Of the observing dstrust Of its real attachment
to the administration. Such the part Of the
Madisonian il appears to us. tt@ " 1t
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manike manner, for which he paid us the
sum Of two hundred dollars.
WILLIAM +. BARKER,
CHARLES II. MU MFORD.
NEWPORT. March "a, 1887.
Aniinrd to bcinr" me-,
WM. GILPIN, Jasi. Peace.

was refused bn; by one man who had
done wolk for me in the performance Of my
contract with the United States, certificate,
under oath, that had always required that
the work should be done with the best mate
rals, and in the best manner, aud that | al.
ways paid him the full price for the best stock
and workmanship, Sc. lie said every word
stated il, the certificate was true, but he could
not sign it, without injuring himself; that he
was employed by those was in contest with,
and if he should sign the certificate, though
true, he was sure he should lose their work.
This speaks volumes. | will not mention his
name. because | would not iijurc the feel
ings Of his family.
DAVID MELVILL.
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From the Floridian Extra.
FROM FLORIDA.
Copy ofthe Treaty of Peace.
TALLAuAssEE, March II, 1897.

TALLAHASSEE, March IA 1897.
The Government express has just arrived
from the late seat Of war, bringing the well
come intelligence, that peace has again been
restored to Florida. We hasten to lay before
the public the following official copy of,he
treaty Of capitulation.
We are happy to learn that Governor Call
will not, in consequence Of this cheering IN
teligencc, relax his vigilance in protecting
the frontier. A strong Gordon will be main
taincd until the last Indian is beyond our linn
its. Indeed, it is expected that few des'
pcrsdocs. and especially the Micasuky band,
will still hold out, notwithstanding the gen.
crnl captulation Of the nation. IL Is hoped
that the counties, heretofore so prompt IN the
discharge of their duties, will forthwith fur
nish their quotas, and not leave stain on
their patriotism on the eve Of glorious ter
,ninat:..n of our difficulties.
CAPITuLATiON
Of the Seminole nation Of Indians and their
allies, by Jumper, Holatoochee, or Davy
aad Yaholoochce, representing the prlnci,
pal chief MicaDopy. and fully rmpowersd
by him, entered into with MAYOR Yen
Tbomas 8. Jesup, commanding the Unltet
R,atss forces jp Florida. tIs sixth day o
March, one thousand eight hundred an'
thirty seven. , :.
ARTIcLsI. The chiefs above ns'nsd. u
bebalf Of themselves and the naton, ngtes
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The following is an extract from the Wash

The following is an extract from the Wash
ington correspondence Of the Courier and Eng.
The specie circular will not be repealed; Mar
tin Van Buren has pledged himself to carry out
the measures of his predecessor, and that was one
Of his lavori,e whins. And with this little great
man, the groans Of distressed community would
not weigh feather in comparison with the COM
mand Of his predecessor; besides hn has given his
pledge TO the party, and the political Sh, locks
that surround him are ever muttering, ''let hun
look TO his bond!' Therefore do not look Tor
the repeal Of this, until absolute ruin has hemmed
,eu in on all sides ,and then, peradveninre he may
rcent.
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MARINE
LIST
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Friday, 24th.-Sch'r. Delight in Peace, Nick
erson, from Boston. for Providence.
Sunday, 26th.-Sch'r Atlantic, Burt, from
Taunton, for Bat.
Sloop Harvest, Blivsn, from Somerset, for
New York.
Tuesday, 2sth.-Brg Chieftain, CozAens,
from Mobile, with Cotton, to 5. F. Gardner Esq
CLEARED.
Sch'r. Wabash, Young, Providence.
DO. Milo. Dill, Somerset.
DO. Delight in Peace; Nickerson. Providence.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Gov. Coddington. Bailey, sailed from N.
York for Havana on the 23d inst.
Ship George Champlin, Brown. of ihi. port,
was at IIuahina, in July last. with 700 bbs. oil.
brig Canoncus, Bigley, was towed 10 sea from
New Orleans, on the 9Th inst.
Ship VIM. Engs. Vaughan, was up at Havre
25th ult., for n. Orleans.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DURsUANr to PERMISSION obtained Of the
Hon. Court Of Probate, of the town of
Newport, there will be sold at Public Auction
on the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th
of April, 1887, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. under tho
direction of the Court Of Probate,
All the right, title, anJ interest, wAao
John NJ. Pearce, late of Newport, deceased,
lad at the time Of his death, in and to a GER
tain Lot Of Land, situated on Easton's Point
IN said Newport, bounded Northerly on land
late of Joseph Southwick, one hundred feet;
Westerly on the salt water seventy five feet;
Southerly on land late of William Dennis,
one hundred feet; and Easterly on Washing
ton street, seventy-fve feet
Terms at the time and place Of sale.
PErER p. REMINGTON, Admir-. !
Newport, March 9, 1897,
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that hostilities shall cease Immediately, and
shall not be resumed.
! ART. 2. They agree and bind themselves
that the entire nation shall Immediately en-
lgrate to the country assigned them by the
President of the United States, west Of the
Mississippi.
! Arr g. Until they emieratc they will
place /" the possession Of the general com
Inandlng the troops, hostages for the faithful
performance Of their engagements.
| ART. 4. The Indians shall Immediately
withdraw to the south Of the liillsborough.-
Those found north Of that river, and a line
drawn from Fort Foster due cast from il to
the ocean, without permission of the General
commanding, after the lsi of April, will be
cons idered hostile.
ART. 5. Major General JEsUp, in behalf
of the United States, agrees that the Semi
noles and their ullics, who come in and emf
CRATE To the west, shall be secure in their
lives and property; that their negroes, their
bona tide property, shall accompany them to
the west, and that their cattle and ponies
shall be paid for by the Cnited States at u
fair valuation.
Arr 6. That the expenses Of the move.
ment West shall be paid by the United States.
| ART.7 That the chiefs, warriors, and
their families, and negroes, shall be subsisted
from the time they assemble in camp, near
Tampa Bay, until they arrive at their homes,
west of the Mississippi and twelve months
thereafter, at tho expense Of the United
States.
ART. 8. The chiefs and warriors, with
their families, will assemble in the camp to
be designated by the commanding general,
as soon as they can; and at all events by the
10Th of April. Yaholoochee will come in at
once with his people, ard the other towns
will follow as fast us possible.
ART 0.-rransports will be ready to take
the Indians with their negroes OF to their
Western homes.
ART. Micanopy will be one of the
hostages. He il to visit the commanding
general, and will remain near him until his
people are ready to move.
ART. ll.-All the advantages secured to
the Indians by the treaty of Payne's Land
I ing. and not enumerated in the preceding ar
ticlcs, are hereby recognised and secured to
them.
Signed al Camp Dade on The Gth Of Marcel
by General JEsUp md four Of The principal
4 Chiefs.
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The New York papers Of Monday
contain the distressing particulars OF The
loss Of tue ship Jane & Margaret, Capt.
Wokes, which vessel leh Liverpool a.
boat the middle Of February, for New
York, having no less than 2O6 souls on
board, including the captain and crew,
II in numbcr-nll Of whom il is feared
have perished. 1t is supposed she struck
OH the south side Of Arklow, portions OF
her wreck having drifted OIL shore near
Castle town, Isle Of Man.
The loss Of the ship Glasgow, Capt.
Robinson, Of New York, isalso mention.
ed. This vessel sailed from Liverpool
for New York, ,on the 9th February with
n general cargo, and 30 passengers ex-
elusive Of the crew, II persons. She
struck about II miles wet Of Tusknr,
upon one Of those dangerous half-tide
rocks, the Barrels, while going at the
rate Of 8 or 10 knots. The ship went
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-30

MISS CHAMPLTN proposes to open .
A'A School for Young Ladies in Milkstrest,
next door to the Unitarian Church, tha Sec
ond Monday in May.
The branches taught will be History; Nat
ural, Moral and Intellectual Philosophy;
Chemistry, Geometry, Algebra ond French.
The year will be divided into three Terms;
the first commencing on the second Monday
in May, will continue sixteen weeks-the
second, commencing on the third Monday in
September, and the third on the second Mon
day in January, will continue foarteen weeks
each.
The bills are to be paid one week before
the close Of each terin-No deduction will
be made from the regular sutton except in
case of protractcd sickBess-No scholar will
be admitted unless the teacher shall approve
Of her attainments.
Those who may wish foy further informa-
ton are referred to
II Rev. A. ri. DUMoNT.
Il Rev. J. WEST,
n EDWARD w. LAwToN,
/ March %. WILLIAM GUILD.
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Thursday, March 30, 1887,
DEFENCE OF DAVID MELvILL.

We have published on the first page
of to-day's paper, the entire proce ecdings
Of the Investigating Committee at Wash
in2ton, on the examination of Vim. Lit.
tlefeld, ESQ Collector of this port touch
ing his removal OF David Slelvill. And
in justice to Mr.. nj. have also given
place TO the whole Of bis defence, which
Immediately follows. The great space
occupied by this mass of matter has COM
PEELED us to omit many articles already
in type. The corruptions of the party
III power, we think arc pretty clearly ex-
hibited-nOt only in the manner Of con-
Quoting the examination of witnesses be-
fore the Investigating Committee, admit
ting or rejecting such questions as best
subscrved the purposes of The pariy-but
by the full aud conclusive defence of Mr.
Melvill, who wipes away every charge
alleged against him as cilectually as if
they had never been conceived Of
Read and judge for yourselves.
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gUstklD Almaudr.
Calculated for the meridian of .Nrrpoyt.

NOTICE. A discourse will be delivered
in the Methodist Chapel in this town on Sun
day evening next. by the Rev. Mr.. ELY, after
which a collection will be taken up in aid OF
the Methodist Sunday School.
Mar. 30.
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THIS DAY, March 30.

THIS DAY, March 30.
LOTTERIES SOO.N TO BE DR.4U.N
Deia,sur State Lottery, Class l3, Er.
TO be drawn This day, March 30,
Capital Sl0,OOO-TIckets 81.
Literature, Class I3,
TO be drawn Friday, March 81,
Capital S6,O00-I'ickets 81.
Virginia, Wheeiing, Glass
To be drawn Saturday, April lst,
Capitals $4,000 5000, 1000, 5000, $500
I,Ol7 IL and One Hundred of 1000 &c.
Tickets 10.
Grand Consolidated, Glass IL,
To be drawn Monday, April Sd,
Capital l2OO0-Tickets 4.
Dein,care, Class "a,
70 be drawn Tuesday, April 4th,
Capital 5,00O-'rickets 2 l-2.
Maryland. Glass z,
TO be drawn Wednesday, April ),
Capital 0,O00-rickets ).
Deia,sare Er. Class, IA,
To be drawn Thursday, April 9th,
Capital 4,OO0-Tickets ].
Tickets and shares for sale by
d. b. MOVES,
l37 l-2 7Ha,nes-st.
Orders enclosing cash or prize Tickets, 70
Tickets in any Lotteries, under the manage
meni of Messrs. ID. s. Gregory Il Co. pune
tually attended to if addressed rs above.
March %.
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Died,

In this town, on Sunday last. Stephen Bowen,
youngest son Of Mr. John II. Irish, aged Is
months.
In Cranston X. ]. on Sunday last, Mrs. Sarah
H. Lawton. wife of Capt. James f.. I.aw,on, and
daughter Of the late Mr.. John T. Tilley of thin
town, in the 37th year Of her age.
At Cellersville. Indiana, on the 25lh Jan. last,
Mr.. Nathaniel e. Center, son Of the late DR..
Isaac Center, formerly of this town.
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The New York papers say but little us re-
CARDS the money market, from which we infer
things are not much better at present than
they have been. The Mcssrs. Josephs, it Is
sad have not been able to resume payment,
though the news from New Orleans was more
favorable.
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MILITARY CoURr OF rINQUIRY.--ThisC Court,
after a full and patient investigation of the
case, have come to the decision that no blame
can be attached to either Maj Gen. Scott or
Mai. Gen. Gaines for the failure of the Flori-
da campaigns in 1886. This decision has
been approved by the President.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-30

THIS DAY LANDING,
For sale at pery reduced prices by
JAS. II. NEWTON & co.
RA bags Java coffee,
"V rs do parched,
25 quarter boxes raisins.
2o,ooo Spanish sesars,
so bags shot,
25 L.aguira coffee,
tierces rice,
SOC loaves sugar,
% boxes brown sugar,
40 baskets champagne,
20 chests souchong tea,
20 bbls gin (Cutis,y
5 4" alcohol,
5000 Principe ssgars,
rs boxes plug tobacco,
Is chests gunpowder tea.
cases canisters do,
s boxes white Havana sugar,
100 demijOns,
20 chests young hyson tea,
35 kegs lard,
1000 lbs. dried apples,
50 boxes brown soap,
10 :" colered and white do,
80 jars Maccabo snuff,
S Sbls. smoking tobacco.
100 drums Sullana raisins,
20 boxes citron,
cases prunes in fancy boxes,
so boxes pipes,
10 " lemons,
10 oranges,
10 Bags peanuts,
20 drums figs,
bbls. Cayenne pepper,
50 hams,
8 bbs. Newark cider,
20 boxes starch,
20 dozen mats,
IL - broOIns,
/ IL bbls. crackers,
! 100 casks rasins,
! so half boxes do,
/ 30, 900 half Spanish segars.
/ CASTLE soap, French waInuts, almonds. corks
essence rose. mustard, &c. SC.
/ Mnrch Is.
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ExrRAoRpiNARY PAssAGe.-The brig K'ci,-
ard Alsop, arrived Yesterday from Canton lei,
New York on the 10th Of May, Tor I'enaon ana
Canton: left London June 26, and arrived ut Can
ton Oct. 10th, having been absent only 10 montil'
and o days, the shortest passage, perhaps ever
maie.-.N y. Com lido.
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FRoM FLoRIpA.-We give the following,
(says the N. Y. Commercial Adveriiser,) just
as we find it in the Charleston Courier of last
Tuesday. The accounts from Florida are so
contradictory new one so completely
upscts the Impressions derived from it's pre-
decessor-that We no longer attempt to draw
conclusions. Our readers will notice the re-
marks respecting Gen. Jesup's doubts, sc.
OH the l2th of March, and remember that the
treaty was entered into on the 9th
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Married.,
Mar. 30.

In this town on Tuesday the sth ult., by the
Rev. Mr.. West, Mr.. James Clifton, Of Boston,
eng } to Miss Catherine c. OK, daughter of
the late Mr.. Samuel OK, Of this town
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MECHANICS ASSOCIATION.
PElIZ ES

' PRIZES
1T 1877 1-2, THAMES STREET.
Drawn nos. Delaware cl. I2-March 2lst.
4 % 81 & As 50 40 l2 10 I3
Combination 4 81 90 a prize of
1000 DOLLARS.
Drawn nos. Va, Wcllesburg, I'd, drew Goth,
SO SO 62 81 So 26 "a 81 81 "a l 3
Combination 3 "a 55 prize of
$50 DOLLARS.
Drawn nos. Literature, cl. ii, drew 18th,
81 63 l so GO % 10 &c 3 10
Comb. 2G 28 81 prize Of
100 DOLLARS.
The above prizes have been distributed
among the patrons of 1877 l-2, Thames street
within lew days. March ~.
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PENNSYLVANIA BANK OF THE UNITED
SrArEs.-rhe noble project Of the Pennsyl-
vania jobbcrs, prcked OH by kindred spirits
at Washington, and elsewhere, to repeal the
charter Of the United States Bank, under the
pretext Of bribery and corruption used in its
procurement, has signally failed. The com
mittee of the Legislature of that state, charg-
ed with an investigation into the subject, and
composed Of thorough. going anti-bank men,
made report on Friday last, which ENTIRE.
LY ACQUTrs THE LAST AND THE
BANK, FROM ANY IMPROPER cONDrCr IN Oh
TANNING THE CHARTER! The following pas
sage Of the report presents the result Of the
investigation or the main charge:-
"The committee entered upon the duty
with determination to do justice to all par
ties involved, and rave given the subject all
that attention which due regard to its i'm
portance, and the other duties devolving up
on them as members Of the House of Repre-
sentativcs, would permit, and they arc free
in saying that no evidence has been given
which would 60 to implcate either the Off
GERS of the bank, or any member of the Leg
islaturc OF using any corrupt means to pro-
cure the act of incorporation"
/ What is still more gratifying is the fact
that tins result has been attained by what
has really been an eaparte examination. The
bank did not appear in its own defence, and
the committee state that none of its officers
or directors were called before them. So
that their own witnesses only were examin-
ed! We trust, therefore, that we shall hear
no more scnscess and idle clamor on the sub
ject Of bribery and corruption.-[ ~ \. Com.
.atu.
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Herds Grass & Ciorer Seed
C,IIARLES N. TILLEY has for sale on
~ Consignment, Herds Grass & Clover
Seed, Of tho first quality, for sale cheap for
cash only.
March %.
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FriZcs upon Prizes, AT the
Old Office.
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERIES DR.1W
EVERY Day ~ THE WEEK.
This day, March 30,
CG nos. 10 ballots, class $40, Capital $1,000,
Tickets 80 80.
Friday, March 81,
z! nos. | | ballots. class 3ll. Capital $4,000,
Tickets So
Saturday, April LIST,
~ nos. is ballots. class 3l2, Capital $I4,0OO
Tickets SO.
To be sold in variety of Nos. at the Old
Lucky Office Of
=. J. G. SHAW.
March 30.
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GINGIIAMS.
A lot Of good English GnghamsA for sale
"A very low at "
Mar I6. JOHN +. TOWNSHIPS.
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Pure Ground Spice.
1000 lbs. Ginger,
law 500 lbs. Cassia,
GOO lbs. Pepper,
400 lbs. Cloves.
The above we can recommend 10 ON, css.
toners as perfectly pure, as we had it ground
in this place.
For sale at about the same rates rs before
ground.
J.R. NEWTON g. co.
March 80.
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down in 80 fathoms water. About twen-
ty-6ve persons were lost-the rest were
saved by the boats.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Skn II uS SnFF'S SALE.
RY virtue Of an Execution from the Court
~ of Common Pleas, to me directed and
delivered, | shall sell at Public Auction, on
the third day of April, 1887, at 10 o'clock A.
N. on the premises, to the highest bidder, for
cash, for the purpose of satisfying two Exc
cutions and the costs thereon levied on the
same, All the right, title and interest that tha
Defendant had on the twelfth day of October,
at seven o'clock A. N. 1885, in and to GER
tain Lot Of Land situated in Newport, and
bounded northerly on a street and the salt
water, one hundred and sixteen feet; easterly
on Thames street fifty-one feet; southerly on
land late Of Jesse Lillibridge one hundred
and sixteen feet; and westerly on the hsrbor
or salt water.
NICHOLS HASSARD, Sheriff
Newport, Dec. Is, 1886. [m.9.-I
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BUTTER, PORK, LARD & HAMS.
JUST received and for sale by NJ. HALL
u 10 bbls. Mess Beef.
. hds. Hams.
40 kegs Lard.
! 10 kegs superior, dairy Butter.
| March 80.
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Court of Probate, .,fiddleto,cn, March 20, 1887.
A ppLicArIoN was made for administration
IA on the estate of Lydia Manchester late
Of Middletown, single woman deceased; =,
# is ordered, That the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Town House,
in M;ddletown OH the Sd Monday Of April next,
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, and that previous notice
be given by publishing a copy Of this order,
three several times in the "Herad Of The
7rmes," for all persons interested, to appear
at said time and place, and be heard.
True copy-wnness:
WILLIAM SMITH, prob. elk.
Mar. 80, 1887.
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TO LET.

TO LET,
ApA 9 rooms IN pie asantly stu
fTtiGm ated house on Bellevue Street, oppo-
site the Redwood Library. They
will be let furnished or not furnish
ed, as may be desired by The occupant. Enquire
a, the premises, of Wine SPsoNER.
Newport, March ls, 1887.