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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11

. DiED.--As Proviaeacs. on Sunday esen.
ing Ian. very iuddenly. Mrs SsSrtR, widow
c''ne late DR.. Sesfe,, Of this town. She was
n perfect health through The Whole day presi-
oas to her death. She vas our ia the evening"
20 Witt her fr'eads, aAd having .fpeos ,he evea.
ing, The returned 10 her lodsinst, where having
sorived, ihe comp'aiusd Of violent pslpitations.
and having bcen atiiaed TO herlodsiog. room fAs
expired In afes monen,s."
~ AT Philadelphia. Mrs. RIssR, aged lao
years. months asd Zone days.
La Nouh-Caroiina. CHARLss Jonxsos,
Efq. member Of Coaarefs.
AZ Nouh.Kingaown, the m inR. Col.
J 'ssrH~TArLos. 10 the 10Th year OF his arc.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
Valuable Real Ehatc.

THE fubfcriber ofsss for Sale, the follow.
i ing properly. which he will diipoie Of AZ
moderate prices. and on an ex,enGve Credit. il
required. with proper fecurity: -
The Dwelling iIouie which he now occu-
pies, Gtuase in Broad. Street, aimoA new. COM
plerciy hniihcd. with Eve Rooms on foor.
with an excellent Well Of wafer in tho Kitcacn
with Pump therein.
AJo--Aaoihcr Dwelling Houss, ftanding
on the North. WeR part of the fame i.os, hoas-
ing the Back Street, with Store, Wood Houir.
and Crib thereon.
AJs--1'he Lot, Dwelling -Houfe. Store.
Chaife- Houie, and Stable, Gtoaie in fad grcsi.
Street, and adjoining the above Lot and Bald
iog.. extending from Broad. Stree. 20 the gask-
Street.
AJS-A~-Thst very convenient Msn6oo-
Honie, three Stories high. ~ish the Lot, Wharf,
Stores, and all the BuiIdings rhsreon, firuare ia
Thanes-StIcct, formerly the property of Mr..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11

There a's 40 she Ue,sed States one sboal.x4
ssS ~iss.y,Jsys Deputy Matters. xho ara
accountable To sni removable by, the Poa.kl,f-
DER Ceaeral. 1heie, when tie prefcas aiminif-
tratioa came iato Office. were slcnoA ,oa man
Federal. Of rhrfe iooS. dspuy-poa naaen.
oat FORTY-FiVE have bern difmilIedl ADD
a large msjority of this fnal number were dif.
miiled tor msl-eondnct. snd other tpl6ciens ies-
sons. independents Of political ftntiments.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11

On Sunday lat. moa unfortunate acci.
dent took place in this town. Mater Bsriawss.
ION OF Mr.. SarssI Sie,~e, sged years, 40 ger
uos over ieace with a pen-kniie orcn in bis
nand, iei upon 1t IN iuch manner thar il pierc-
ell n" right breat. IL IA fappoisd fome large
artery WA opened ny ,he wound. al,ho' he bra
very 'i'tle outsardy. lie expired 10 about an
hour and an bali.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
NKW- HAVEN, Aagaa s6.

Tie hip Hope faed from this port on the
asth Jone, Samoei Piaot. Matter, on the lzrh
July. in LAT. 40. abou, O'Clock in the morning
f,s OF wind fuddeol, upies her. and ihs went
down--,he people took TO the boat, here they
remained I'LL u o'clock. when they were taken
up by Capt. Hunt, from Portland. and carried
TO ST. Croix. by whom they were kindly treat
cd--The male and two Of ths hals.s have re-
TUNED 70 this port.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11

."SEvEErY-FIvs. No. Vi--tbeiac anex.
poii'ion OF the iaiiehoc.is AID grounaleis alarms
thar have been circulated relative TO 9Semss
Pairel has been received. We regret that want
OF room prevents It's APPEARANCE this week. Il
ilali be given in our next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
n E w P 0 r T,
Saturday, Sept. II, 1902.


The Editors of the Newport Mercury arc
wholly loR TO hsme. INTERPRETATION and
do vnrigh, faliehoods 90 ioneer produce Inc de-
fired effect. Elegant alterations upon I" GIN
fling, toddy, coaches, and Virginia" from the
pea Of the cha(te "OtheiIo," are too delicate tor
the federal ttomach. More grois diet is de-
manded. IL il ,prslcnied. neatly delItd by
Osheilo's friend, the dneIif. The fsstralyf5
devonr IL greedily. "Much good may it do
<hem. But fof'iy fcrihblen. Do not cali
names. Centare NOT honeA induary. Remem-
ber that ,'ed, ieil "ssog." Forget not thar
your principal uadsr formerly drew bread.
maniolIy, from his ovea. RecoIleet shs, one
of yo0r maa tefpsttshlc fo,ies. though not
:. hangmsa. +" make, the rope. Cali 20 mind
that your inca crafty adviier oace RATED the
latner snd aounlhed the rszor.-- Be nos rerr,i-
ed. Nsoes ha.l not be given 10 the psblic at
this ,ime. But be cautious.
Awfser in the tslsrai paper talks OF q IN.
if,ed tispr"--of /" elegant gnanncss add con-
vcsiat'on' '--of g literary purfoiss" --of " char
atler Of csndida,es''-ot . t.Ieais and insclii-
gcnce"--and Of :. integrity" We are oblig-
ed to fcioft. thoueh painful the duty. We have
forbofne too long. We have hoped that decen.
cy would rcg ain io influence. We now deipsir.
Oar readefs mutt pardon us. il, for once, We
meet the cnens on his owe ground. Figure TO
ostfsises. then. the eenteel entry OF th~frse,a!
candidate, 7'lhsgbef. into the /" doors q Con-
grls-" How besitchine his " msnnrrs''! la
form & motion, :" how Ike God" = Honey
on his tongue. His ooustenance hssming with
comolscency. Afabe, fofr with the lar, COM
paiiant with the courteous pofdy with the
~o6iss. Integrity hangs on his - votes" {" L,-
tcrature" livcs in bis letteu.~ SHRINK not from
an exhibition Of the other renowned ysds,zf
candidate. Potter. His portrait commando ad-
miration. View him. Docs he Isiemhe the
sGsivss in his pedcn Are his s' 'mannen" thofc
OF the aborigines Or is HE Rrp manly, like
that Of a Wilmington Surely. bis eyery word.
look, and action, ore mot indicative of tic bar
bsr0s. BehaId him in the circles of politc lie.
Who 10 graceful ! ModeHy claims hin for her
o~n. CiviIity halls him, her darling. Hero.
i'm perches on his brow. Univerfal accIsma.
,ions proclaim him all-accomplifhed. Follow
hin TO the Aoor of the Reprefsn,aiives cbamhcr.
Bot here we gaze, eprapsurrd, Eloquence, pierre
ing the fool, aows, fsecsly from Ills ruby lips.
5aeobisydn is profIatsd-G,is abaihed--R Ran
6sIpb contoinded. Baya,d bows iubmiiiion---
GrysUsld bends the nee--1JsFrIRsos, painting
yields TO POTTER Jupiter rods appreciation
--Hoxzss announce him PRESIDENT
Shcuts ineefIrnt pubIih peace and haPPine!s
throughout the World.
Yide bis Lsnsr ard .fddyy/s in tbe RrpsS-
Lsrs, ~ lbe ssib sh. a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11

From the cry Of periscotion which has been
rsifsd by the Feds. on account of the difmiflsis
which have taken place in the Poa. Of6oe De
parmeat. one wosb fuppofe not man Of their
{" iett" wa left in pogeiion Of an ofhee
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11

L,OR hI:. three or foor hundred ssiehs Of
4 esesilens Sleeps Wool. chssp for Csih.-
Enquiss Of the Printer.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
NEW.LONDON. Augua 4,

4 Litter 10 The Edfsr, /,ss a Jiixd at Wa,ey-
Jo,d, dafrd RE z3d myG. contain, fbe foilszo-
mg Intelligence.
% George D,ckfon. feaman landed on the
Great Neck in an open boat this morning. -
He relates that he was a feanen on board the
brig Mary OF New. York, from Bottom bound TO
New York, commanded by Capt. Newtus, IA
Mr.. Pinny, part owner and iopercsrgo was on
hoa.d )--thas 90 Wednesday pighr ish they run
on an ill,nd which nc ,hinks is called Muikegot.
bctweea Nantuckcs and the Vineyard onlthc
ouiiide. The fo,emaa went over the hie as
ioon as fhe aruck the boat was then ordered
out. and the Informant hiiI hold of th. painter
when breaker waihsd overheard the boat, and
every foul together, except Mr.. Pinny, who
was below; they were all drowned bur the in
tormant who had preicnce Of mind enough to
hold on by the p,io'er and was by the boat
dri.ted on thore. He Afterwards f4w klr. Pin
ny cot the main fheet and clear assy the boom,
10 try TO get on ihorc 10y floating with IL, whrn
q breaker carried him over and he faw him no
more. One OF The crew was ~aihed aihore
holding by the derrick, but the foh ~as 70 high
that the ipar fell on his head and killed him
he dew him up and left him on the ;dand.--
Net finding any inhabitants on the illind he
next day got OF his boat and landed here this
morning about 10 O'Clock after being without
nouriihmeDt days"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
Extraa efa kfie, from B,dnls6a,aagb. (Ye,.,
dal1d .4apEH q.

On Saturday la!f, Samuel M'Millen, of
Warwick, cot his throat from ear to ear, with
his razo., and expited in 3 hoop at.er. The
circumaanccs OF this horrid traofaetion exceed
every thing Of the kind ever publiihcd. He
srofe in the morning with his uiual chscrfa:neis,
went out and MIXED his cows. returned 10 the
houfe--took his razor and effected the bloody
work 10 the door-ysrd. in the prcicnce of biz
wife Her fhrieks brought apeighbor to the
fpot nc would NOT go into the hcufe, or lie
down 90 bed which was carried out for him !;
but while the blood was running from his thoat,
took quid Of tobacco, and offered one 20 his
neighbor, with has ufusI good nature BY 6gns
he invited him TO his Aye, to view q pig. then
Gck. which he feared up, and patted him with
fcnduefs. There was no alteration from his
common behavios--no fgns of semohe. fear.
or fenie Of his dreadful fIustion t:;l he fsinsed
and fell on the grafs. 2eerc he died like
butchered hog.-fie VI between 80 and 70
yesn Of age. About 20 years fnce he hung
himielf, was cot dowa by his ION and after lying
apparently dead half an hour, was sefufcisted
BY an able phyfcian.
IL is remarkable, ihat inffead of fhewipg
any fymproms of infanity OF ~cak nefs, this man
has ever bcen feady in bohneis, hard lsboring
and fuccefsfol farmer, plesfaut neiehbor, fritf-
" moral. and al, taions,c 70 his vic and chill
iren. That man in fseh fis,e of mind asd
body, mould thos 6nfully ruin uncsilcd into
he pfeience of his Maxcs. is truly saopifhioe."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11

Ifihe "peopk, Of this Srste are degraded"
by the elevation Of 6 ossfnor Fenner, why has he
hecn continued in ofhcs't welvc ysassi Ii Senator
Fofier is biockhesd," Why has he been ,e-
pestedly elected TO feat in CongIefs Certainly
their p,eient oppofe.s bad the power in their
own hands. In sru,h, ,heie ociiy Jsds,siTs
qver among their warmsa fuPpoftefs. So much
tor " regeneration"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11

II is not true that the /sSs,aiy9s 7" pay at
leaf three quarters Of the .axcs." Nor is il
rrus that the Republican % msjoriries are dimin-
iihed by more than one halt" The kepubli.
cans, on the contrary. pay three fourths OF the
taxes and the number Of Republicans is en-
creating daily The Edss9i majority in Prov
idence is ia faa reduced . moro thaa one halt. :"
Democracy holds her ows, ~ l<eF. ia Newpor.
Briflol. where lately the J<ds carried all before
them. is republicanifed. Darlington, which
laa year gave evs.y usfe agairR ss. Is now nicely
balanced. That '' there has been falling of,
on the Democratic Gde Of the houfe, is abiola,c-
ly falfe. In fhcss. arieocracy is no more in
Rhode iaand.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11

The arcrgsh Of parties in Rhode I1and
may be fhe~n 10 few words. Our Governor
and Lieut.. Governor arc republican,. Eighr
of our State Senators are republicans. More
than two thirds Of our State Reprcfestatiyes
arc republicars. The forner. chofes Iaa fprins,
the latter, Ian month. Both the republican
candidates for the next Copgses x. by two
thirds Of the votes Of the freemen.--The (fsi
have two State Senators sad nessiy one third Of
the Houfe of Representatives..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11

1t ought to be fenknbefed, that JosrfH
SrAsros. re-eIeeSd VI ysR majority to the
next Cnngreis, il a'stfi,j patriot, and I" ex-
peficnccd aatefmsn." He leryed IN the rcvo-
lutionary army. lie was placed IN the Chair Of
the Houfc Of Representatives, when member
from CharleRown. Soon aiIer the adoption Of
the Contribution. he repre!ented the fovereignsy
Of this State in the Senate of the United States
"a veteran in bis CountryS iervice. His COL
league, NrHEaIAH KnioRT, excited by the
jissc majority. for many years executed the d.
ties Of High Sheriff Of the county Of Providence,
with un;verial appreciation. He i State 6ca-
stor. He is beloved and sefpetsrd by hn fellow
cisizeos. Hin character i wishs fpot or bIem.
in. The Gentlemen are Farmers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
FOR SALE,
1 g0o 7ralTs Of Land :

Cne OF which hes oar tho waters OF Louise
Greek, in the county OF Charlotte, about
eighteen miles above the court house, and
SIX from BOXERS Ferry, and contains be-
tween $50 and 500 acres, about fifteen Of
which are cleared, and has on ii a new
dwelling house % by 8 feet square, two
rooms below and one above stairs. This
land is well watered AMI timbered, about
haii OF which is good Tobacco land.
The ether contains I24 acres, and Ees
on the waters Of Falling River, III Camp
bell county, S miles from BooiIer's Ferry,
and about 5 tcom the Seven Islands, on
Staumton River. This tract is ell wood
land AID is well timbered. Any further
description might be thought superfluous,
as it is presumed any person inclined to
purchase, would wish 20 view said land
and premises. The land will be shewn
by Stelihe1' MCrazo, who lives adjoining
che land in Charlotte county. For terms
apply TO BARNETT MOORE, in the
lower end Of Prince Edward county, or
Sailor creek, near Rice's Westinghouse.
N. Is. a bargain will be given in the a.
bove land for good payment.
18th June, 1902. (IoN
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TIFLD CLIREE,
Jt@&H Hf1rLEIY,
J@AIES JRERREG2,
HL&G.GFDEF HLN.N,
EDMUND TiLEa.

ny fellow citizens may now Judge of nv
C0nouct' and fom the upright AID wsil
!il'oFiiea Par' Of them, J feel confidence
that4 have nothing TO fear, and from those
OF different description haze nolbin,,
to ask cannot lbrbear stntinp, that he.
iteye the prosecution grew out of malicious
motives; bu, the malignant yipers sh,7InI,
ir0ni The examination before the court.
ROBERT Dr. CRAFFENRETD.
[4t]
" EEs 'fcata myiwrsc, stcais tyush---.,lia
SomcfainS, noting:
nee mine, US his, and has teen SlaUe 10
M0asanda;
5at ne 7o'o Iffehceffo77 mir my good aame.
fIooS ME q hhaf phich nat cnrzches Aj7,.
.l1d makes me foor iadeed."
SHATEsPEhRE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
Fa1HiOnabk DreDes.
NJ. SMITH,

IfAEruA-NtAKER, FROM tcNDby,
ID EOS leave to inform the Ladies Of
KIP Richmond, Manchester and their vi
entities, that she has imported number of
the newest and most approved London
fashionable P.HI'TEhNS.-Also a few
Lice CL0.zGS, ditto YELLS, Ladies'
S37OES, SIC. all ofs very superior quality,
which are now open for their inspection
at M. PHEPoE's, Millincr, in the Main
street.
N.B. DRESSES made at the shortest
notice in the first stile of elegance.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
'HA subscriber being DESTROYS TO re-
a move to the state Of Tennessee, viii
sch thai valuable
IrnGf Of LIND.

Whereon he now lives, lying on Twitties
Greek III Charlo&e county, containing a.
bout $500 acres 1t borders on the Creek
about two miles, into which runs four
oFanenes IN parallel directions, nearly e.
quaiiy distant from each other; on each
OF these branches are several very excel
LEM springs OF good water; there is on the
tract, Il suppose) near three hundred acres
oil low grounds, including q great deal of
excellent meadow land, good orchards Of
al KIDS OF fruit trees, particularly an AID.
PIE orchard OF about two hundred trees,
mostly Hughes Crabs, thet seldom or ne
yer iaii bearing: The houses are, n rood
dwelling house, three rooms below and
three above stairs, with two brick cbiInnies
ana four Ere places, with an excellent Gel
lar unoer tac whole, dividedinto tworooms.
WORK house Of two rooms with a kitchen
under It walled with brick, a oood briel
chimney, with Ere places in each room,
Meat house, Dairy, two Lumber houses.
&c. &C. all IN good repair, and covered
WIt6 ieatheredge plank. This tract Of land
migat De conveniently divided into two Sc
p&raie tracts; one to contain about 500, and
the othSr about 500 acres, the former viii
include the dwelling house, plantation,
orchards, &c. tie latter win mostly be
wood land, With a small plantation o. <.
Fresh cleared aud under good fencing, suf,
or 9 or Z hands. These lands ave
| convenient to mills, having one within g.
rnile, and seven more within six miles, A.
bout SIX miles from the court house, and
has az excellent summer range FOR cattle.
1t IS ought to be unnecessary to mention
any more OF the very many adventures
which these lands possess in point Of stu.
alton, soil, s,cs as tits presumed tbose in
cllned TO purchase will first view the pre-
misses, which will be shewn and the terms
made known by application to
ROBERT BEDFORD.
June 25th, 1902. FRI
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intoxic0ted, that he
he had promisc5 :
his tresdcrn for :
he Doctor say

Mr.. Jordan m'L in The ahe,
setting of, returD i 5ack ,nn.
fof MIR. Jordan's h,SSes wi -yoes
were dancing; ,Mfs5oe ian ! hS,n re-
turning and went to- q or, but as he
heard no improper e.. ,sression from him.
he went to bed. and he Doctor went -
way that wherever he had been bear,, ~
speak on the subject in his sober hours, he
Always expressed himselfyery much like
other rational men, viz. that he considered
the negroes entitled by nature to freedom.
ana it they could BE- disposed Of in any
| reasonable way. By which we could get
clear OF them, he tho't it would be a good
act Tor he considered them very iniuri-
ous TO our present state Of society but
INK he would do as much as any man 10
pf'event; them from obtaining their liberty
oy the force otarms that he is the owner
oil negro slaves. and requires as much from
! them as H. reason end .ustice. he should !;
that he has always been very strict with
ms neighbours negroes, in requiring fr~s,n
theinpasses on visits TO his plantation; that
when sober lie is man Of good conduct /:
that his connections are numerous and re-
spectacle, and like himself are slave hold
eTs to very considerable amount. Not a
witness was introduced on his part, though
some OF his most respectable neighbours
we're present 20 attest his uniformly GOOD
coAduct when sober, and when drunk
; they could only say, that he was Ike other
men N thu. condition, very apt to talk 100
much.
! i4r- Cra5head, tire attorney Cor the com
inonwealt1, declared with much candor to
the court, that he was happy. upon the e,,.
/ animation which had taken place, to fnd
that pcbiic report had so much mistaken
| Doctor De GraGfnreid's conduct; that he
! did not conceive from the whole of the G.
violence, as given in, he hid done nor.
than to utter, when very much intoxicatec
some indiscreet words which had not pro-
ducsd any i'll effect, and Which he did not
I belleve nltended 20 produce anv and
theretG foot conceive ilc '-@rsrt vy5-, u
be right il -nding him for further trio.
Under the above atl, as it did not appee,
/ ne had done any thing which bro'thimseit
! within il. Ii however the court thought
; therewas any thing inthe case, whichmipi
endanger the public safety, ne might be
bound over 10 the next county court, wher,
proper steps might be taken to secure il
this the council for the prisoner admitted
might be done. but that ne conceived Their,
was no necessity for il. Whereupon the
court unanimously discharged him from,
any further prosecution Upon the preroi-
ses and declared also, that no security
was necessary. The proceedings were
signed, and then the court rose.
We the undersigned Justices do hereby
certify, that we sat on the examination Of
Doctor Robert De GraHenreid, and dat
me above statement is correct report OF
:, the substance Of BIS case.
Given under or hands, this 3oth day cf
Ju1c, 1902,
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Mineralogy.

Tg~TE subscriber respectfully iaiSslls
those persons it may concern, that ne
proposes remaining IN O. near richmond
Tor 3'oy weeks longer, and Will during
that time, examine land for Coal or any O.
ther Minerals, and assay the pres, To- any
gentleman who may wish it. The terms
will be found moderate, and the informant
on given, such IS may be relied upon.
Being much out of town, note leit with
The printer, or at Mr.. BoolSer's Tavern,
will meet due attention.
B. RENFREY,
Mineralogist.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
Be scxD,
Acres Of Land,

Lying or Aliens Greek, in the parish Of
SAINT Martins, IN the sad county OF Ham
over-AisO
ROURT,EEN HUNDRED and FLF-
TT SIX ACRES,
Lying on Turkey Greek IN the parish and
county atoresaid--or so much thereof as
shall be sufficient to raise the sum Of niue
hundred and Fifteen dollars and sixty eight
cents, with interest thereon to be comput-
ed at,cr TIE rate Of five per eentum per
annunH from the sixteenth day OF Februa-
~, one thousand seven hundred and Sc
v4nty five, till Payment and costs of suit,
and expenses attending the sale.
BEM. MoSBY, .. n.
For JosEPH ScorT, NJ. E.v. Dt.
June IS, 1902. Itdsl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
Tie C2f,a..ners&ils Of

<"e SZ'A' s"ef9HE3 Y
WERco- and MARcHAND, being this day
dissolved by zlut,sai consent, ali those in
debted to the said firm are requested TO
settle their accounts. Also those who nave
claims against it, to bring. them forward.
WERco. * MARcaAND.
Richmond, June Is. 1902.
n-S intend for France shortly.
Itf1 p. MARCHANp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17

n. 3. Preparations are m
ther EXHIDl TION Of the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17
New Light,

In a course of experiments which the pa1,
tentee fattsrs himself, viii meet generH
appreciation, as they will prove the utiI-
ty Of the discovery. III
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-17

10 Y Virtue of decree Of the court OF
j } the United States, for the fourth cir
cut, in the Eastern Virginia District, bear
Ing date the 10th Gay OF D>ccnoer, 1901,
wherein John 1yndail " re, executor Of
William Zones, dSc. who was SURVIVING
partner OF Farrell and Jones, Is plaintiff, *
William cambridge and Jane cambridge,
executor and executrix of Nathaniel West
cambridge. dec, William Macon, John
Johnson and Robert Anderson, surviving
trustees of the SAT- Nathaniel West Dan
drlge, deceased, John Dendndge, Robert
cambridge and Nathaniel cambridge, sons
OF the said NathGliei West cambridge,
Patrick Henry and Dorethea his wife, Phi
lip Payne and Elizabeth his wife, John
Spotswood Moore and Ann Katharina his
wife, Woodson Payne and Mary his wife,
and Arcncr Payne, the said Dorothea, E
Lzabeth, Ann Katharine and Mary, daugh-
tiers Of the said Nathaniel West Dan
siIidge, deceased, and densees in his will,
and -------------- Das dridEc, --------.-. OF
Alexander Spotswood Cambridge, defend
ants,
WTLL Be ScLD,
TO the highest bidder, for ready money,
at the clearinghouse OF Mr.. William Pull
liam, in Hanover county, on the l5th day
of August next, the negroes mentionedin
the deed on which the above mentioned
decree is founded, if diliyered,
-FOUR THOUSAND
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srT NOTICE,
IN The MATTER or
THOMAS HOOPER, N B.1aXRUp7.
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he Subscribers being appointed as.
signees Of ,he Estate and Facets of
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The SAID Thomas Hooper or Who nave -
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the same 70 any other person on persons
then the Subscribers, or to sinh IS ere o.,
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Plaster OF Paris.

II QUANTITY of excellent Plaster
IN. OF Paris, for sale, Al Zen Dollars per
ton. Apply to Mr. TAYLOR, at Nicol-
sons LuAl5er-house at Rockets, or
BENZ. DU-VAL.
Richmond, June 25th, 1902.