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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
More Federal ConEfsney!

Our readers will oblcrve, that the article
in the Warrington FederaliAs was intended TO
exonera,e MIR. Pickering from NAL prat7iees, and
TO impoie belief on the ppblic that the eba,ssf
made ssaintt him in this paper had no foEsastsn. ..
but were Jsygs,'ti and tricks calculated ton cleo.
tioneer,ng purpoies. Our readers will further
perceive another eSaraas,y9e ;rna of The party
they not only attempt to cover Mr.. Pickcring's
conduct from cenlure bv mutiating the letter OF
Mr.. Pickerngs aveid,is to commit rob.
berry. becaaie he had il In his power to COM
nit It. They appear to en,ertain one uniform
opinion OFT Of power and in--that the pablo
mo~y belonged saels6vsJ " them, that every
dilpoG,ion Off by them however contrary 10 law
was not only proper, but that even the difpoG.
tion OF it by law, j! the Law wm not dictated Ivy
them, 10 criminal nay thar sof 10 pinxdev in a
given initance, where An oath OF Office commands
and obiigcs faithful diicharge of the duties,
that in itfelf il was a /arts,sisg ACT Of virtue
" TO neglect 70 eafy mode Of acquiring 1000
dollsn" -
Upon the face of the official document the
following fat,s appear
1. That the fun Of 7S So, dollars n cents was
expended by Mr.. Pickering beyond the sp.
preparations made by la~.
=. That the accounts OF Mr.. Pickering have
no, been accepted by the Comptroller and con-
iequently are not legal and Jua.
8. That even the Rslenenw given in favor oi
Mr.. Rckerina, ,depene on the credit due 10 the
veracity and prob'sy Of Mr.. Kimball, the pri-
vsic iecrcsMy OF Mr.. Pckeriog.
4. That there remain Rill unsccounted for. un-
der the ievsral heads, Of FsrYs Iurreszy/s,
M,dit,,asean Posm,,, and Contingent expen-
ces OF Government, 1858 dollars and ~
cents.
s. That to cover Interpretations Of the public
money by Timothy Pickering. further appro-
pria,ion' mutt be made Of I4.7Sz dollars
cents.
We ihaIl JUN obferye. that our readers in
referring to the accoOnts of Timothy Pickering
formerly publifhed in this paper will find the
funs exataly agree with this report---for exam.
pie, the Mediterranean PoweIs--3473e4 dol
lars 80 cents. (A1"ra.
See ksf Ntsybsu Mey1sv.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
80 tbs Independent Electors Of the State
Of RHoDE- Island.

A RE yon prepared 70 admit ia preference 70
"A yoor preient federal Conaitu.ion, . xsbil-
i.y for life : Arc you prepared TO sdmisa Pre6-
dea Who fhsll hold his Office during good be-
Aavior. ard can only be impeached before Judges
chofen BY himielf! Are you food Of neafures
which enhance public expenditure and promote
corrupt influence Are you attached to the pro-
jress of internal taxation. multiplication of pub
lie officers, and excite calculator ! Are you
willing to abandon your revolutionary Patriots,
20 diiclaim your dearly Purchafed rishss. to IN.
fol, the relies Of your farheu, ~ho fought and
bled for your hlvssion I II thefe are your fenti-
mcnts then tprn a~sy. and vote for the federal
Prox-Choole men. vho are the 6rn
friend. of Hamilton and BIS afTocisses who are
the fecret defp;fen u republican governments [;
who finile with consempf upon the bo,tfed free
dom Of " THs PforLs" ;--sorn, and let fede-
Islfn have its triumph in the dearuttion Of The
Conhiruticn.
But II roo admire the venerable govern
meus formed by the wifdom Of long tired Pa.
tries, By wsfhios,on, Jeferfon, Msdifoo, and
o,Aes illsas;o~ ebmpssn--h yes hold fsered
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

Extra7 sf a kfsy 10 ,bs E3iisr sf ,bs 4srrs,a,
daied. Lssden, Fe5,rayy 40.
g" derive much confolstion and great plea
fure here. from the ientimenis which prevail
concerning our country and government. MIR.
Jet.rfon'. conduit, al which IL many inexpcr-
fenced and vieiouny difpofed men at home have
cavilled, has excited here no fcntment bur that OF
admiration. yes. unlimited admiration | have
not ieen one ince my arrival here (aad have
iuen many Of the old anti. evolutionary tories.
who did not fay. that Mr.. Jeffeffou's election
had at this time faved America from war with
France. know NOT what yous opinion is on
this particular, bot have moic than conjecture
to uphold that ientinent-I have had evidence
that pains were taken here to produce that
effst1."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

Mr.. BELLEVUE has the honor TO notify
lV1 the inhabitants Of Newport, thst he fhsll
begin his fccond quarter on Msnday the 10TH
Of this inf. At the Hall ufusIly occnpied as =
Theatre. purpoics to open fcfopl on Mon-
days and Tusfdays In every week and ho will
ALTO give priys,e lenons a. the houies Of thoie
who ihall plesfe 10 sppIy TO him for that pur-
pofc. Mr.. Bellevue deiires. thss if HE ufual
mode Of teaching mould prove unsatisfactory to
any Of his fcholars OF to their parents, they III
freely communicate their fentimcns to him, and
he will conform 30 their winhcs.
Nssep1s. Ab,a II, iSei. a8i
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

ITO be fold at Poblic vepdue. on the aI,h
i Gay of May next. at eleven -'ciosk a. ~.
(if the weather be fair. IL not the 6Ia fair dzyj
for Notes payable at the Bank OF Rhode liland
fx,y days after date. with approved eodosie,s
IL new dwelling Hoafe. in Broad. .Arces. own
I'd by Monhsao K. Jsbriss. forty feet Ia front,
completely 6nifhed. with large Garden, aod
well OF water adjoining. Indifputsblc tide,
and immediate poGtfIioh will be giyea to the
parchafer.
GARDNER & DEAN, Astkssers.
Newport, April r6, I8c1.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
For the REPUBLICAN.
Nv bonsg Coaniyymsn,

NV bonsR COaa,yymm,
DERMIr me for 4 moment to leave nv
L plough, land for once become prophet
or at leah attempt the gift OF prophecy. You
have already been told in fsteral of the federal
EeSfpapers which are deyosed to talihood, that
she ialaries OF the principal officers of our gov.
srnrnent have lately bccn raiied to a vsa amount
that the Contribution has been broken down
and dsaroysd by Iepealins the Judiciary Aes
of the lsa fclion cf Congrsls, and that in CON-
Equence oft, the blood of onr citizens would
foon be feen running down ous Afecw--and
finally that French Acct had arrived in the
Chcfapeak, and made DEMAND on our
government for SIX MILLIONS Of DOL
IARSl!!
But, my honea friends, thefe alarming re-
rorss have all proved to be idle tales. without
the leaf foundation or colour Of truth. They
were fabricated for eleesioneeripg purpofes, in
order 70 deceive snG. .deludc the unwary clais Of
our citizens.
mention to you ,hefe gtofs impoftions,
only with view 10 put you on your guard
sgainR their future w;les. Their iait federal
papers which fhsll Circulate previous to the
day Of giving 10 your votes. will fif have not
srr tly loa the Gift of prophecy teen forth with
the vilefi fslhoods and the moa abominable aar-
ders. They may not be . Ocean maGacres, /"
nor :. Tub Plots but perhaps fome dread.
fnl confpiracy in cur government Or the Aill
more alarming intelligence Of the landing OF a
l.ras army OF Fsench defperadoes in fOme Of
the Southern Sta,esl or fomeshing elfe Is ter
ribie and frigh,iul.
Bot again caution you to beware Of tbofe
who may at any time. with a view Of inauenc-
ing you in your fuffages. thus iofalt your un-
deraandinas by circulating either verbally or in
print. fuch bafe and pal?ablc infinuations.- -
After the eleetion Is over. you will not fee them
70 bufy 10 mifchisf, sonning from corner 10
corner. ani from pillar TO pof si.h their ball.
A RHODE-ISLAND FARMER.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
N E w P o r I,
Saturday, April II, 1902.
tr Our readers are thi, day prelen,ed with

sJ Our readers are ths day preiented with
a variety OF original pieces, which we prefume
will be read with attention. n.-The interefing
farement from Mr.. Bailey. Repreicntarive in
Congrefs from the fsate Of New York, which
Is publifhed from the 80 Poughkcepiie Journal" !"
Federal paper, while it fully elucidstss the
Pre6dent's economy, cannot fail of being graft
flying TO the Republican, Of this fate. Ii is
takea from Official Docunsnts, and contains un-
deniable facts. highly important to the commu-
nifty at large.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

GsoRcE Bsows is brought forward as
Lieut.. Governor. who was an old tory during
our revolutionary Ssr.iu oppoGriou {, SAMUEL
J. Porrsx. who marched oot at the head OF =
company OF iataatry 10 rhe year IT'S, TO defend
the eaafe Of liberty AMI the rights OF man.
n SokDIkR f'75.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

a. The public are alto requeled
10 toipend their opinion of the multitude Of falie.
malicious. bsfr. and mAammatory snertions,
which have ls'ely been made in paper called
the Nespart Mercury. paper highly rsfpetia-
bic fr I's printers, It's editors, is owners, and
the Protaiioa OF lie, which ie ufually contains.-
Being on the eve Of ao Election, ill.,. much be-
loved s'sEf have fprouied up afrefh, 20 verify
their lale ~eaas of their teeth and their saiL.---
They ate hereby notified, that however we may
diidain. AZ the momeat Of an Ek6ax, to return
" railing for railing" yet their internal regalia
hall not hereafter fave them from their deierts.
Ho~ever bravely fome Of their canning leaders
may have boslted. laying sps bavs 6lssf'd 'sm,'
let then be patient bot lit,le while, and they
will Ice who arc 6lent.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
Editorial Notice.

F''a ne "P,oOi4'~cs Gasens" sr sais,lsy s..
ar The Public are requelfed to
fufaend their judgment I,.ative 10 the CHARGE
agsiot the Chief Msgiarsle ct this State. con-
,sned in the lait Chronicle. suntil fair fate
ment OF the cafe ihsll be made, y hich will he
done as ioon "a the sseeasy docuaenu can be
pfocufed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

their price. and be very happy ,hing FOR our
farmcn wh, have them for fAis-b, the idea
tina, they arc coming 10 menace our government.
could never have originated ia any other thing
but what is called federal bead.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
TO your Pets, Republicans !

The Republicans of this town are
hereby notified, that their adjourned
Meeting will be held at the State
Houie, next TUESDAY Evening, at
= o'clock--at which time, buGnefs of
the greateG importance will be tranf-
aaed.-Punetual and general atten-
dance is requelted. n WA7cHMAN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

From New York paper, April ~.
Capt. Hovey, sfthe fchr. Nancy, who ar
rived here laQ evening. in Al days from Csada-
loupe, informs Us that the French fleet had NOT
arrived when he failed. The white inhabitants
are in continual dread Of being msGacred BY the
negroes the houies are hut up every evening
AZ o'clock. and the wretched occupants pzis
the night in watching undei the moa dreadful
apprehen6ons. Capt. n. fays. that nearly all
the American vefels 10 porr. had been plnndcr-
ed by the negroes; from the brig Sally. Of Phi
Iadeiphia they took fsoo dollars in fPeeie. An
armed galley full Of negroes 10 anchored near the
buoy, at the entrance Of the harbor, watching
the approach OF the French Hcet, which they are
determined to oppofe TO the usmoa, and die fa-
shcr than fubmii.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
NO TIC E..

THE fubfesibcs having been sppoiated BY
i the Honorable Town Council Of Newpofss
Guardisn to Jsttpj Csryssssr, Cabinet Mixer.
Of fsid Newport. hereby wsros aIl pcdons
ssaip6 usaiug OF employing him without my
conients % fhsli pay no debts Of his contss<t-
ing rfser This date.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
Nssvbsss, ASyH Ia, 1904. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
Anofber Federal Eie7iGneeying Lie.


WHEN any important eletaion 10 about to
take place. we are told from Federal authority,
Gome frightful bxg-brs, rory.
Who does not rccolled the account Of the
fhip Oe<as-Tbe frightful tale Of the Tubs--
and the fsory Of the Prshdent's ordering the arms
and military flores from Springfield TO the South
ward, and thoufand more falihoods propagaied
to snf~er slcftioneering purpefes : A new aory
is nov told from the fame authority, to sof~er
the fame purpsfes.--The aory 10 that French
Aeet Of 1s fail Of the line have arrived in Chefa-
peak bay, and have dtwasd,i, OF sfe going 20 de-
uzasS of our government 6x millions Of dollar
The tfosh is, no French EJECT have arrived in
any part Of the United States. The Rory !, .
downright, Elfhood--nor 10 there any mo,e fear
Of one for any hottie purpofe. rhsa there Is that
feet will come from tho Moon. ve'y prob
ABLY the French general in the Wee Indies may
feud veaels here to psrchafe provi6oos, and grain
tor his army.
We haseseIy hope be will--is will rails
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
Exfra7 Of aisfsr from WetSi.gfsr. dated Ma,ei

81, 1904.
with to tend you Bill, nov before
the Senate, TO provide for the more convenient
organization Of the Courts OF the United States.
but cannot procure copy-the bill IS loug,
and ihzll not attempt more than merely to no.
tice lis principal features. with the form-
<r, psacd thi, ieilion. will complete judiciary
fyaem. more perfect than eitbsr Of thofe before
in operatian.-The Soprcme Court, the Cir.
cult Court. and the Diftritt Court, are all TO
be preteryed, notwithaandinpF the difcharge Of
the SIXTEEN JyDoss. And the buGnefs of
the Coarts will be csiiy done, through the pro-
per difribution of the various dpties OF the
Judges. The Supreme Court 10 TO conaa Of
the Tame number OF JuAices as al preient. -One
of thefe Joitices is TO reGde tfoon as ptaetica-
ble) in each ciycMf, of which there are TO be FIX.
A term ofthe Supreme Court is TO be holden in
Wa!hington, in Augua, ofa preparatory ma
tuIs, one Judge only TO fit.--Another term in
February--four Juficcs to make a gHsrSn.---
In the CiyexH Corr ht the Judge Of the So
pTeme Court isho reGdcs. in that Cmcuit)
and the Diftritt Judge. Who together. or either
Of them lin cafe OF death. &C., compofe the
Coar for each Difriet compreneoded with
in the Circuit. The Difritt Court is 40 be-
forc.--Thus the Juftices Of the Supreme
Courr travel TO Wafhiagtoo ssee year only
They ride through their Circuit esGiy initeAd
Of riding through all the Stafes.--They are bet
ter acquainted with the laws and cuaoms OF the
States vii hin their Cifcuit.--At the fape time
the xnyormiy is prefervsd. agresabiy to the old
idea.
"To any candid mind, this fyaem moR
appear more pcrfcd than the formef.--Who will
be found hardy enough TO deny. sgsis, the ex-
pedifay of the repeal Of the sd Of lsa frfIion !
Here are the Supreme, the Circuit. and the
DiRfitt Courts, all in cxiaence, and much i'm
proved-seiboaf Jfrsees additional Jxdg0.--
There are in this bill. fome new provihcns for
jusors--iomc under the bsnkrupt ad--and few
eral Others, ulefai and neccaary.
liz is expected that new State. the
Nersh Weaern Territory. will be ereeied be-
fore Congrefs rites.
Many fubjeds occupy the attention Of
Congrefs aud when this feiiion clofes tprobably
in April il may be laid with truth that it has
been mott important"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

TN the paisn'e Of the fabicribef. Horfs. with
i Saddle. Bride. and Halter. The owner, on
proving properly. ssd paying Charges. may
have them again, BY spplyingto
JOHN COOK, jsn.
fivsnsss. Atea z, 1904. D.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

eT Our sdvcrtidng friends will. we pre-.
fame. excaie Us IN emitting fome Of their Ad.
vest'ismenw at this inte,efing cufs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
The Bill for the repeal of the internal tax
pafIed the Seoafe, IS toll.

MARRIED.l-At South Kingaown. by
JSm, Cmgdsn. Efq. Mr.. THOMAS DoucLAss,
70 Mrs. JENNA THoMAs, widow Of the late
Mr.. WilLsm Tbsmas. Of that town.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

A HOUSE in Thames-Street lae1t door to
"A Major Jsbn HnslttI having . Garden
and Well Of wafer. Apply to
JOHN z. SHEARMAN.
Newport, April y, 1904. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17

Salt Pctcs,d Beef -Hsms, Salt Posk, .Swset
Corn. White Beans, Rye and Indian MeaIs
Powder, and Shot Of all 6zes. Filming Lines.
Hooks. and Leads Of all forts, Novafcotiz
Grind Stones. aud a general aaorment OF Go
ceries. by Retail.
Nspybon. HbyH n, 1904. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
TO BE SOLD. BY
10 II ~ THU RS TO N,
Oo Bsniaer's Wharf, the following
Garden Seeds, yiz.

Esgi~ Psof
TWARF Marrow
II fats,
Dwarf Sugar.
Dwarf Green.
Ensi% Seed :
Sweet Marjoram,
sallsd SaIery,
Early low Dutch,
Cucumber,
Short top Radifh.
Caullihower.
Ansr,eas Ssed .
Green Savoy,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-18
RUN .AWAY.

from the Subteriber, on the I'D. inf. an
\ Apprentice, by thename OF Henry Drake.
He is about 10 years of age, and can do toler~
able good Carpenter work. All PerFons arc
hereby forwarned sgainh carrying him out
of the State, hsrbouring of him, dealing with
or employing him in any manner whatever.
'Thofe who do 70, may rely on being profecu-
ted with the utmoit rigour Of the Law.
THOMAS PINCHBACK.
.1aysa i1t5, 1909. {2ze)
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-18
THIRD NOTICE.
IN THE CASE OF MOODY g. PRICE,
BANKRUPTS.

THE ComrniGioners appointed under a
CommiAion OF bankruptcy awarded and
iiIued, and now in profecution againif Moody
and Price, ofthis City, late Merchants, will
attend at the Ring Sun Tavern, on the 9Th
Dav of September next, at the Hour of
Nine O'clock in the Forenoon, at which time
and place the faid Bankrupts are hereby re-
guired to filrrender thsmielvcs for their final
examination. The Creditors who have not
yet proved their Debts, may then attend, for
the purpofe of proving the fame; and thoie
Creditors who have proved their Debts, under
the faid Commiffion, will then attend to alert
or diaent to the allowing of the Bankrupts
Certificate Of diicharge.
DAVID LAMBERT
HENRY BANKS I Comm's.
JOHN DIXON }
RifSmos4. ,4fEgga 7tb, 1909.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-18

cut the thfoatS OF every white man, y-o,ns,
and Gu, ( in America, Or, ihis Gabie6} there
IS in the 3&sfebes jeh mentioned, the f.sliow-
ing t'Gage: us.
Indians hive been fpoke OF in dis cha,.
ter Ga January Sth, 1898, an citimat:
was lad before the representatives Of RI.
charges OF 9 propofed treaty with the Che,
;, rokecS. ne whole fun amounts q
twenty-five thoutaHd, c;eht fundrest ans
\ eighty dollars. This includes fifteen tho,:.
: iand dollars toF rations to fzrg sbealana IN.
dlans; anc ave rhoufand dollars fcr rrcients.
It nuil De obterYed that yheie Indians. rs
wei! rs The Greeks, have never kept = fno Re
@greemcns made with then. l'hei, PEI
tidy IS ccaal to ;heir cruelty. IF q new
treaty IS 70 be framed, thcfc can DO no ,lCe
tor toe preience IF TWO shouiaad fayares.
wo hundred are iuAicieRt; and this yyculd
: fave thir;-en shoufand Ave bundled doll2rs.
ne iums annually Y'slted on chele peop!:
" are very contderab:e, IL IS time 10 try
another way Of trsotjac, Offer an
+" hundred dollars pei icalP for The f4a
three ,hqAdrec Cherokee wstriors, Wild
+" lkait be cur, og thct down. The South
! " eitern rIHemen wll fooD earn the money.
+" his may be called iohumanity. But Il
" one Of theie Indians rad Rabbcd v3uc
y tather, and tuck the hearts OF your ckndrs n.
i on the point Ct his fea!Ping Knife, perhaps
:" you might endure the oroao(l Govern
=" mcntls sFraid Of a frcntier militia. Were
:" the lanpart q tayages removed, thogfsnds
OF families would iH1t4ntIy wander bevord
the reach Of cufloms and eXcitl. The pre-
: ildent and fenate,fuPPorted bya parry Of re-
i PFeientauveS; chute rather &c give the Indi-
i 2ns every Poiibe iaealurc Of c6uatsrance
+ 7na protection, TO expend very large iu1ns
}, : OF money IN the Purchaic Of treaties tlat
,, are fare 70 be 6yokep: and 70 conEive al
! tome hundreds q @saucl luudcrs.''
= In 1898, tftY ta2u.and dollars we're a.
Pfopria;ed t2r fTaafrg hsEics with Indsrs
: and IN 1895. al hundred and hfty thoufanel
more his money as Il, git w=ll have been
foteieea, has been utterly funk ard walted
t and tFc tralc has been given NJ. At isaif
. i report 70 congress was printed, iorae wears
e ago, by which i appears that ths capital hac
\ been faak,and rbat the whole f1heaae was thcIl
s IN the laif agoniss CT expiration. In the trea-
!, lurer printed accounts for 1796, p. I27, ther:
IS the following item. g To David Whit
I g tore, on account of 55rG tfry:ae. Tor fundrr
!, g Indians Gao dollars
y We appaal TO eyery candid man, whethe
4 II would not have been better to have ken
;hS 7l9aey, Or 20 have paid it 70 {o.1e IF thoii
e unfortunate frontier families, whic@ h2a II
k fathers, mothers, huGands, wiyes,or children
: by the tomohawk and the fcaoing knife
], i5eJfS5Jp" Z4Gi@csf And 10 theie gsntler1v
e INST RTE 90 Philadelphia, md b7ck again.
: Mult thcy Why tbs is not one lot bctse
: team giving r@eIy hundred and hfty dollar
4 70 Jon5s io' printing a Pannhlcs, w6.ch Il.
}, ncs cot him 'ouf hundred or the giving hiT
c il%seen hundred collars 70 printing 5'e AZ.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-18
a CAUTION.

2 Forwarn all perlons from waxing an AZ
agnmept ora Bonds I gave TohnMsqie,iu
November Taft, for I wo Hundred Pounds,
as have Discharged laid Bond and have a
receipt for the fame.
HUGH M'LAUGHLIN.
Richmond, -Aagsf 7fb 1909 (sf)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-27
Lands in Kentucky.

70 be lotd BY Public Sale al The
Toutine Ce6se- Roam, Neqr lark, an the
I'd Aa, Of December sert, at II e'eloek,
nom.
Eleven thoufand acres of land
in one or more lots; laying in the coun-
ty of Fayette, fate of kentucky about
90 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles foath ealt OF the Ohio River and
adjacent 20 the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and feyerai riGng
settlements. The foil generally good,
well watersd and timber of various deicrip-
lions.
Ihefe lands within IS miles Of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both navi-
gable two 60 three hundred miles above the
extremity ofthe lands.
.AL6,
To be fold at the fame time and place
as the above, another TRACT ef LAND
OF nine thoufand acres, in one or mole lots,
in the county Of Fayette, fate of Ken
lucky, nearlythe fame diRance from Lex
ington, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, diff
tant from the latter only a few miles.
The foil is in general good, we'll wa
tered and timber of different kinds, and
as the former tract,. in the neighborhood
of the lettled parts Of Kentucky, and OPP
polite Jerfey ie,tlement. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Efq. in 1857 and
1855, and the title deeds are clear and in
difputable.
As thele lands are to be diIpofed of for
behalf Of creditors, they will be poftively
fold TO the highef bidder, for appoyed
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James Msfterion
Of Lexington; Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
of Woodford county; OF major John Lee
near Frankfort viii point out the lands.
For further information and an accurate
plan Of the lands, apply TO John & Charles
Wilkes Eiqrs. 0, Lewis Simond Fig. New
York, or to MIR. Brown, Dumtries, Viz
GINA.
October /. GO