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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

~ Mr. Thsaas .. Mssghss h szpssisi
h New osssaas seoa. whsss ~ III do)ivse
! oostos u lsstsrss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

Z tsse The adsef'isvnent ~ Nrssrt
soti 4 Co PEI Cetas MS
isss received no 81 .su, sas'tt
"a oda aud rfooefig.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

l1*s-stg Yuscaloa and i'osba
1.@n States have voted for Santa
TO- Pr.sij.ht Tho collector ~ du-
81 Vas Csuz Doe $500 600 which be
sfasrs 10 pay ovT laui Santa Anna A.
n -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

~ hsaias sales ~ ssepssaslaIty q
~ aAsifbsss issssa y ~ lseAss ~.
e,illse. :.
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W hess rsssivsd Tie April nsmbsv q
rssas4S Mssthly. Iseentains Tho follow
m ass,slss: New Yosk Dasssrsosypsd !;
TAs NM PosA; Mary L. Ware, Our New
Lasssy ~ Oskss 1hioss; Llfs !" . Cana
tAas Csnsgs; November. December; Or
Ovai A Visit - Popoea.apessl; V'rsissa
b . Novel Form; Hoy they manage Il"
4srsps, Ths Easbassador Ia spite Of Him
~, IL Bossbon Qasa'io" Editorial
1lsAiess spsa hssie, Literature. and Fine
An. 11ses articles have quite ~ invi.
NJ aeesarnss. Jsdging THE nambsr by
- pssWsss 49,. ~ pssssms shas 10 highly
lu1ssssasas. W sygasd Pssnsm's - an
|o1,lsas Masaslss.
~ havs slse received W. April No. o.
e4s Nagaslns. asd ~ sssal are q Z
~ = uAal mannss 70 notice IL 1h'
ss(o11p ~ - sumsross that II 10 i'npcs'i
bis - y notice their titles. without oc'
onp,,ag ~ mssh space. The present.
nunter eeaasins ~ usssl smos"t Of reed
ing. ops husdrsd fssty. fosr pages Of closely
r~in,.d matte. Every article |" /. 10 H.
~rss.;ug and - -srsstvs. We know Of no
Masasins In Tho cosassy thst will compare
wiih IL
BY thursday s,su'ns's msil ws rs>
ssissd tho April nanter Of The Socshssn
f.adss' Book. We hnd Il cutie ~ sstsae.
Ave number /, j. enboll he'd with .
\ portrait Of lion. Jsmes Caldwell and w|Ah
N engraving o! the new ST. Chaf'ss tOs-
~. The ARTICLES In this number At ssits
nasnsrcas, and many nj the titles have IA
snvsilac appearances The nett uuuitef vii
commence u%~ yolsms. and the Publisher.
aise notice that they have made arrange
nnssss 70 81 ous Inc work In a nsw dseas ape
~stk Anss ea,hel!; akn~nss 4 pr,ss q
~ i c6ssed for We bs., original story
M 4lc@ tos lie hsss o1ig,n~ pocm
,nsssl - received ~ u. asss q Jul,
wv Alhsss has been cults esii 70
3 49,; the psb'isas's have bss'
- haek aumlsrs, our IL,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

ING ~ ssssy., 'ss sssts' "As co""-s"'.-.
iaessmaslse, thas ths Captain General was
soa1hneae = ~ asteasIons n Mr.. King.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

or The WasMoetnr taioo has m ar
hcis on the subject OF tn. slleeed n .suo.
dessisodipg bss ssen Vice. Prc'iIont hing.
aad shs captain General Of Caba, dlsrrcd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

o. II PePs was ~ ssessesd y n.
tks = tnstA A -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

~ aAsAaA,1ls Matsis fsenns ~
- 6 IA: Ess|s]l'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

e. ysl ~ ssra cfur hsr'
v dsx II Sse.a inaA's
sApsolis "a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

MI, ~ Nav o,lsss.,
w II d ,mspe,4i Eesies.
MI Vs'iut."d.Ds Of he.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

Texas was commenced with 4 prospect II
speedy completion. and '~hsi would br the
rssslsl The connecting links to the Allan
tie. would bs Immediately undertaken.
The Telegraph says with truth. that visks>
hurg 10 psshi"s her railroads eastward,
~ u doing 20. slss has In view shs advas,
.asss Of this very roass. Shs sees thu
prise. end 10 preparing u engage in thu
s.ssssls fos H. But when this portion Of
ths road has besn commenced. she will
wsas neither capital nor frisada The Stats
II MISSISSIPPI, Gill hsild hs' portion Of ii,
vsal. . Lsssslaaa will hsra Anoth~
svsaA aAvaatass which tLis rosts psesset
80. al ssAsss 10. ~ dssessss bsswss. III
two .esaas y mssh shestss than the rost
from N.w yssh. To - Of The South.
will be- If 'reslsslahls advantage. for Il wil
bring n, IL tissst eemmsssial inssseosrs
with Europe snd Asia. Sseh . eommsse,
~il ts,d % uscsfastsrss among ". an,
make ths seasheFH States Of the Union Ii.
mos prosperous saa deslssbls portion .
Tho globs.
Il not tbs Whole South tAsa lasssse1ei
ia ths vichsbrrg and Texas rrsAl 10
,lpot road verify o. the hos, ssssyiss I
~ Ststsi
have. ia the preceding sens,ha, =
- N present the general chars ~
~ abs route, aaJ ~ shaw he sdvsk
~ tA tshers. They ase 10. Ii
nI11nl! s1ie fsssy C,g,lsll.l
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Inc s~Aas VI will bosAss
p~ymeAs Of the sxsscspuol be made In .dvsscs. ..@
Distant subscribers money By letter possSs
which VIII Be psd ~ assumed By ourselves
.ions d Congress, and semi weekly durins recess.
Subscriptions for period less than year received %
terms proportioned TO the above annual +.s
0 POcTmAsfEk5 authorized agent. ssA sy
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 vss
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with SIS enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed will be onnted copy
edition hey furnish u subscribers for sTafl
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lMPoRrAST TO sTosE-cUTrEas-Ap piece is going the
rounds OF the newspapers stating the grea, mortality Of
stone cutters from The dust that gets into their lungs
Now, no man need ever let that kill him damp SPONGE
fitted muzzle the mouth and nose. and kep, in
place like old ady's spec,acles by string, 10 q COM
plee preventive friend from the country aseurss us
that he has used several years in threhng wheat oats
and clover in close barn with the greatest benefit to a
his hands; and that he himself row remain in hs
barn for hours whereas without it he cannot endure he
dust for twenty minutes OF course. what keepe on, that
duet will exclude The coarser though s,ill very minute
articles that are clipped oG from the stone Il IL MT
unpleasant 10 wear, al least 20 much 20 as il ust 81
o lake The Dust and can be arranged "a not TO intel.
ie's with tobacco chewing. .-R.sAme~d D,VaAA
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ES0LlsH HkPORIY In Law AND EQUITY.
Common Law, Equity, CRIMINAL, Admiralty, and
,5sFH ECclssasssic~l Reports Cosnbinsd.


THE unprecedented this Of Reports has received
he. nov ss...'.ssd upon permanent basis. !, win be
The reported in ali the Engsh unabridged and
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NcS sbsoed This combines Of about twenty
decided Vol ,hs ascson. e
vo q Aaopau. s"s E The 9ussa Bench vol 70 Of M Man
Wsi;by. hal.,eas ana Gordon, in The Elehequsr.
81 81 & as sss
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offered u 0 character Of this series of Reports;
"wAsusoros, January 10, Issa
LITTLE Brown; In tbs republication The English
Ts @ o ss s @
decidedia the House q eId pvy Council Of equity and
eases admiralty
ATS s s
Reports like all other works WHICH proceed from your
hs enterprise Of the rubhen snhseribe them
am that eheapness matter they
supesede least in this country all other English Reports
az Very respectfully, your obedient servant. i.
Extract from ietis, Of Rsporie, of Vermont
. ss % LAW Equity T. R
pors' and the work be of very crea, vaIue
a"' WIN "o'H e'p''' ''D' "'' ' %P. r. WAsaaURN"
asssrs. LITTLE BRown have been somewhat acquainted
with English Law and Equity Reports
Journal for but for the lasl
republication. have doubt they viii
profession genely will DESIRE from all the English
Reports, rm and altogether unobjeconabr
They furnished much than English
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member Of the who desires
history English jurisprudence The by the Amer
work prove expensive ans
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"IsAAC =. REDFIELD."
& "s& "NEw YoRx, May II, 1852
"Ths English Equity Reports, by
Smith, Think and bsnef
Such examination have given these
OF accuracy and diligence Of tbs editors and hs
ports appear compendious
which the English Reports are presented to u:
II impossible Reports without high admiration
learning English ardent
country the bench filed, n England with the
lawyers, distinction
which makes the Office respected and espcctabr We again
commend The practising lawyer cheapest
best edition Of the English Reports WstsTn LoW Journal
aThs Of this Of Reports
known and have frequently commended
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pessed Judge Fletcher OF supreme Court that Mrsrs Ben
tbs Prnfsssion. "-Lap Reporter.
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liz Washington street, Boston.
Feb 2-2aw4m ..a .s
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wnssrnR,s woRKs.-slrth Edition.

MATIc rAgERs OF pASlE, WEBSTER WITH 4 s No
In vols cloth. Phcs ga
~ Y, s.sss for h sIs srId
Brown Co have called issue the sixth edition
opsos expressed dungu.hed Clergyman
on hs character Of Ar wec's ns. The es', Thing We
s.s 20 r. s s "a. is
ny useful service may adueed through my
To% Of s truth here e1ps..a IL do" 10
The which every nega reader who once enters upon The
Of The subec treated the .oundne.s and oer q
custom We nav. NO doubt ,nu, these works viii a,sn much
wide. .ul.on and far more general ,nsn ,ho.e Of ny
pabed and the reasonsbeness of The price,
We learn hal an idea the
edition shove referred edited BY Mr. Everett be hereafter
nt THIS edition complied and edited win great care during
for rendering complete and edition snpersede H.
should he,s be further publication Of Or mcs
impair the value Of the present edition. but would tend to increase
In eonnrmatIop OF fac publish
Ing letter on Mr. Fletcher Webster OF the executors OF the
late Mr. Webseri
Bosros, Jsnuary 10, 1864
"H...n LrrrLr, Psowr co.-orsILrxrs: have been
ness Of your sdiuon Of sr webs,cr. works.
you % March s which % y
be included an his entire puhlisld works
pub.h.d .rye your
THIS ca. s."'1, be AZ de- % decided 5
your incomplete any way diminish
aFLErcHER WEBSTER"
We already decidedly opinion
Boston Webster Memorial also published by Msss Little Brown,
Co.. ths satscty and Interesting OF all the books which
h. S.A ss' s:ss from The The .a.s p.sosd are
valuable The
esssed sissssnAn. - Bosfon Daily .adsertiso. a
collection mpershsbls models In
,uucpa iss rsprudenes iurrnanon. law diplomacy finance
lssauan, collie, be matched by
country,
There books which give the vud
intellect which will make
perpetnassd long the English language sndu.s
Fl Men York Cowier a-a Engniv~y.
erected for them by their
ssu and sometimes by the people OF another
nos BY posser Daniel Webster has taken
build n lifetime Of his
works published Little Brown Boston, viii
precious durable memorial OF his and
hslsansss than the granite column the marble brnrsn bust
We shall MENTION hint the dss@vng
or hr Webster, him other There
shorter which 10 invite the and
There his works, q
have been collected There they stand They shall speak for him
They ~snt only 10 have readers 10 create admirers"
H9 G5tr4 rfr #4E s.t Hsco-k Daily -sdrsrfiser.
HIn company writing. OF Washington they
constitute essential OF the history Of republic No
lapse n their
an knowing ho~ tbs Of the American
bun snd and how the and
In century per.oni6ed in on. cunt
nsat mphs,caly the American salesman
Boston Courier.
"By edition works Of Edmund
Burke. issued siecs by the pubs
Wse"sr"-wa'Ainrton RsrusHe. -
a-F..... LITTLE. BROWN Co,
-, II2 Washington street, Boston.
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oNpoNLife Of Field Marshal the Duke NJ yelling
s'osqsser 2vois-nsnerous enErsvnrs 1853
Re''' 's~ and etching, om drawings voi svo Lon
h.,.s Capt Kelst Royal Navy from lst5 10 1850
ue Weston In s,a NE Globe and three Cruises the Arc
Rsi~a and Ms.yy 1ohn Franklin. 9vols London 1893
-~I..~.. Events In pdtss hy Mslr William iIomah
W ev"cse rneah vote. Londo,- issa
Ypd ON Coms's vol Lopdon Isss' 'e''
HihdT Asruuomical vocsbpl,,v
On Msrne Engines steam Ne.. ,,s ~. . =. ~.
AWrsy evil errnser vol London 'e'sNi py 'op'
xarnssis Tables Of Esrhvors, Canns, ,A
I vol. N"S ana tmhNnhmsnn
Ssrs,s Intellectual and Mor' Development Of tn. Ar. ,vo
HQSet on Martial
Hytlh's eimphncaton Of n. Article, sr wsr
Ja4S31 Collection of the Charges, opnton. -
iyl n.s.oy oi The hHush Army and Of La. s,ip,,,v
QaeMs MiNart Law bf Enesnt and various wn,s. ~
4 4S w - nesmsn sn,on', % Nse5 Adye crnius NeArfiu,
SNp al satassV s,yts - s..I ~. fRANCx TAYLOR
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ra...~I. Tor Hem owing ss tfaIf Tide Rock, near
Falls IsIand, CoDsoock Bay. blaine.
EsaIsEEk DEPARTMENT,
N&f.zH...s.

EsaIsEsK DxrAKrsEsr, -.
g,on, April 8, 1883
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received this ONCE until me 2h
May removing the hadc rock near fas iHiaha
Cobscock bay. IL. a,
the operations until the lever OF inc
tides be reached, which would take OF
half li0 present extreme hognt Oh me
rock. Egg& Va=-
The cubic OF the portion TO be removed arc
1000 Yards, or less
The channel On
side without danger OF creating obstrneuons. -
Improvement be coHpeted De
fore the close Of operations IN the coming autumn
IL TO be distinctly VIII not rem
der ie liable beyond that which has been appo
pnaied for this object
Proposals much Job, aud each 10
be accompanied responsible snreties for the
due funment contract. +.
Payments will eqaai to sixty cent
Of the emovedho remaining
being unt the completion OF the Job Bu
unless the
walton be required level and The Work
accepted by the agent Of the government in charge
The night reserved OF frejecng OF all Of the proposals
For further nornation and for OF the ocaIy address
Lieut. John Newton Corp. OF Engineers Augusta Maine.
....-.. '.. JOS. c. TOTTEN,
Brevet Brig. General and Colonel Engineen
To be Union Inlgcncer, and Repube WaA
ingon Boston, Eastern Argus, Fort
Republican Belfast Maine twice week
containing the adver
tsement be transnited 70 the Engineer Department.
Ap 9-2awlm F
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CANTON MATrINGs.-ws

IMMENSE sTUCK OF CANTON MATTINGs.-We have
Fairfax extensive assortment
arce prepared Sel them wholesale
retail hsm auction sales in New York
prices, good
country Dealers wishing repenish their stock will
and likely them at less prices than they would have
pay other cities
Informed have for
Of 6 54 aud - heavy and
These goods will
Also all other makes and styles in de
which will be furnished the r~asonahie terms
CLAGErT d DODSON.
Ap l2-Jeoif
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NEW SPRING GOODs-P W. BROWNING, merchant
tailor under United states Hotel bers leave call
Of the cyens of wsshrgan snd strangers TO his
we'll OF French cloths cs'nrs- vsngs
the Being determined
fullest III" popular principles OF 20 ios and
VIII offer Who'll. clothes
st thus the necessity o
cheap toresn for Hs has spared
goods be surpassed either
qualify With hants his .pd the liberal
heretofore .rsnd.d him. he so'c connusncs Of
tbe ss,ns, Mar 3i--5swf
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I nt,KIxG-GLAsx wAREnousE LIZ Chr.,nnt .

OOKrNG-CLAss WAREHOUSE, III Chestnut st,
IL FOURTH side Phlsdephis-We inform
OF this vicinity complete
wall, aud oval sissss, richest styles, o
sales, with
wi y found establishment.
Long and facilities enable sell goods
Al lowest prices.
Dmensons being given will give estimates for
delivered ce from br.sksgs point Orders solicited
French plate glass foe stores, dweipgs &C. prices
Ar po-.oau THOMAS J. MATT co.
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lOUTHERH and west-r" Ls-ds for sale or Er
y states OF rsrss Louisiana, and Nhoais,
~ orgznrson will be sold such
purchaser investment fof hts capital
iasd, would Be exchanged for city properly
h. H. CBEEvER,
N,ro .~on 18Th Opposite Treasury
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IlLEGANr GAHPirINGss.---We respectfully invite lks
enlon Of housekeeprs several and superb patterns OF
tapestry capeling and match
Ao extensive additional supply Of real English ingram
carpegs, with OF low
priced hemp aud carpetiDgs. 10
The having by prior the late ad
labor, sold reasonable All
who desire to effect saving Of they contemplate
furnishing advised their We have IN
complete assortment.
Ap l2-JteOf CLAGETT DODSON.
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MILK from silver spring farm.-The undersigned
Washington. He engages that the
led on eov.rsy and mss Customers invited
which the health Of their families viii IN TRE .G%s d:Sfs 6saSE
Ap S-aswaw Manager Of Silver Spring Farm.
y OWEN & SON. merchant tailor ope ming
OF fine black blue and cohs bue blsek
styles, they OF their friend.
pas,f ap ,:@s.sin :sls.sis
For Baltimore aud intermediate an Poto-
mae River and Che.~pe.ks Bay.
~sL-.N The swim, comfonaoe and eommodiou, low
ce having eny rehred enlarged, every
s. r S nss a. as Bn no ,nS On @
hihur expected make p weekly from wash
as m on Monday e,urnns rur.dsy' Passengers de-
ns 90 20 ss as mere s :. on o,a Thss ss Pow,,n
Freight usual OF the columb,
| the rate, OF passage viii be as follows ...
Aaua creek and other landing. below that place and
Baltimore ~ %
To Mnbups... ...,.-...,.......... 90
or passage gssp .gey S.s!rr Mitchell
| Apa-eod7 Agent IN " asbngron
u ABROAD Contractors. and Others interested. are
Thai Me.,I c%%s sf CS%s nsy
ppopied for the their
S sss o.s in ps pn 20 the sIean
Der, and ali other modern inventions
| B. u. cHEgvER "a. TURSBULL
| Mar ~ 2aw2m tIntell
THE MISSES Anderson have several pleasant
newly furnished let with without board House
street between and ID s'ssr first house east opposite Me
chanici- nor Washington.
Mar 24-2aw lm,f'
NOTICE.The partnership heretofore erng Between
IN seldng wyie has this dissolved
mutual The unfinished business Of EACH respectively
viii receive all due attention until the same can be closed
CHARLES DE sELDING,
ANDREW WYLIE, Jr
Washington, April ], 1883.
/
claims will
being indebted will payments
signed who will the general agency business his
account, as bsretofors. Z. IL = 49,
CHARLES DE sELDfNG,
Seventh street, opposite Odd Feiows' Hall.
Ap po-2swlm
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RLOON OiLCLOTHS.-We have in and on sale t.e
beautiful article
The designs Of of
entirely tapestry Landscape,
grained wood ia pansi and blocks unique e.eo
chintzs, other styles.
Also extensive supply table and ocoths all OF which
will reasonable terms, usual, by
...... CLAGEiT DOD5ON,
Dealers In all kinds OF furniture dry goods
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THE Complete Works %
Il . volnm.- edred ny his son
| boly Living sod Dying, with
dnIy ~ . Christ,sn by the Righ
lo'rnsl and Letters of Henry
Shns'isnity Revived In the kas
For cal. by
April ~ n
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AVENUE HOUSE, George French ~ Co., late of
F.anchs Hotel Norfolk Virginia Hotel Just finished at
furnished the latest and best style
The large and attention will be paid TO the
comfort OF their guests
Families wishing board accommodated reasonable
The charge for day boarders will be "a per week.
Ap ~ eud2m
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ACE AND MUSLIN CUhTAINs.-Ju-t received by tn
II from rich supply IN
good, which will be- found sacuve and wi be so
unusually low BIZ. a.. a-.. .y.... q. .
Also, of window cornces, which will
up order.
Ap i2-eoif CLAGEFT b DnDSON.
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u OWEN q SON. merchant ta,iorr now ope ming
~, spring of goods consisting OF rich
Of fine black blue and Cloths biue black
choice selection Of vengs, OF
Styles which Invite attention Of their friends and the
public generally.
Ap te-2zwim
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#" "NEw YORK, May IL, 1882
"Ths English Law and Equity Reports edited by Messs Bennett
Think, convenience benefit
eon. Such examination have given these volumes
and diligence Of the editors and ths Re
appear the convenient aud compendous form
which the English Reports are presented to US
r15 F#' a#Ef "WILLIAM KENT.n
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When any vessels beoosag 10 the citizens OF either o
the contracting parties shall be wrecked fonpdereJ,
shall snffrr any damage on the coasts wItbn the do
unons oi the otner. there sha b. given them all
s,stsnce and protection, IN the sano- manner which II
usual and customary with Inc vessels OF the pato,
where the damage happens; permitting them to unloa,
the said vessel If necessary, OF its merchandise and ef
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BARGAINS FOR MECHANICs-Cash FOR building
housesProposals build, of brick
exceeding all TO be finished before the
November each be paid eash in hand
ready for occupancy. .......
houses outside Of the CITY Of Washing
approached within rods excellent graveed
railroad They intended TO be OF
cottage and all together but
adjoining. .f.-..r .s.+ ..- ... 4. .-ey. ~. .
with small cellars invited which shall
Address
al No. 7, Fowief's building, Washington. !
l2-eo2w WAN. STICKNEY.
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John M. Mason, -. d., In
Prayers I, contsipine rhs completa
Rev. Jeremy 4 lsylor, d. ID.
aryn.
/, BY n. @. o. Dwight.
b BALLANTvNE,
! street.. n~sr Odd rsliows' Hall.
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The articles OF contraband before enumerated ant
CLASSIFIED which may be found in vessel bound for
encm5s port shall be subject to detention and conisca
uoo leaving free the rest OF the cargo and the sbp ha
the owners may dispose of them they proper nc
vessel OF either Of the nations shall be detained
the hugh seas on account OF having board articles oi
con'raband whenever the master, captain supercarxo
OF SAID vessels will deliver up the articles o contrabsnd
TO the capor unless the quantity OF such articles be
great and OF so large bulk tney cannot be received
board The capturing ship without great Inconvenience
but IN this and all other of Just detention, the
detained shall be the convenient and safe
port for trial and Judgment according TO law.
ARTICLE xx.
And whereas i frequently happens that vessels sail fo
pofi or place belonging 10 encmy without knowing
that The same is bes-ged blocksded Invested ii il
agreed that every vessel cmcum-anced may he
away from such port place. but shall not be detained
nor shal any part OF her cargo, if coniraband be con
scated unless after warning OF snch blockade or invest
neat from the commanding ohRcer OF tie blockadipe
forces sle shall again allie npt TO enter but she shall b.
pefnled 10 20 10 any other port place SHE shall thIt
proper Nor shall vessel that may have entered into
such port before the actually beSieged, block
sei, or invested by The othr he restrained from qut
hat place WIN her ctfgn " found heten Mief N
reJuclvn and surrender, shall such vessel he o.
liable to cooRscaon, but they .hall be restored 70 TN
owners thereof
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-31
StanZas.

There are three lessSss lcSs would write
Three words-as with burning pen,
In tracings of eternal light,
Upon the hearts Of men.
Haze Hope! Though clouds environ now,
And gladness hides her face with scorn,
Put thou the shadows from thy brow
No night but hath its morn.
Have Faith! where'er thy bark is driven
The calm's disport--the tempcsts mirth-
Know this-God rules the hosts Of heaven,
TIL inhabitants of earth.
Haze Lsue Not love alone for one,
Bnt man, as man, thy brother CALI
And scatter, like the circling sun,
Thy charities on all.
Thus grave these lessons on thy soul
Hope, Faith and Love--and thou shalt hnc
Strength, when lifes surges widest roll
Light, when thou else vert blind!