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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27
To be Sold,

A LOT OF Land, containing upwards Of 3
"A scres. fronting Tanner & Warner Street..
with Houic, eIi6nih Cd paved Cellar; and
never l.iiing well oswaier. Alfo, Ssable and
Chnie- Holie.--Likewife Tor kle, Lot, front-
iap Broad frect ard Tanner Ssscss. ~ish large
eommodiou, Dwelling Houls /, Shop, Stable.
and Chailc- HSsie. For terms, spply 20
OLIVER READ.
Ks~tra Msres 20, Iscs, TIFF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27
wAsHISerow. t. cl,t's o5Fse Sap,emt Ja-
aieizi ccKyf, Marco 10, 1904.

VXTHEREAS Martha Iyji4, Of Hopkinton,
Wv in the County Of Wellington, wife Of
Bssiamm Iry@. late reident In ameitown. in
The county of Newport, hath. this day lodged
her Petition in iaid Oficc praying, for cauies
therein tc. forth. that tae Boad OF marriage be-
tween her and hsr faid hlfband. might be dii-
iolvea. and a dec,ee of divorce promulgated -
NoricR j. therefore hereby gixen to the faid
benjamin. 10 appear tif he fhaIl think fly at tic
next Supremc Judicial Court. TO be holden az
South. Kingao~n, within and for faid county OF
Wsihing,oo, on the fourth Monday of April
next, then and there TO fhow cauie lif any he
hats) Why the prayer Of iaid Petition cughs not
to BE- granted.
JAMES HELME, JON. Clrk.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27

VNJHEREAS nay wisc Emiee, has eoped
Wv from my bed and hoard, and has other
wife behaved hcrielf in an unbecoring mariner.
Theie ara therefore to forbid all perfons trusing
her on my account, - viii not pay any debts
Of h.t contracting from the dafs hereof. .'1
s.rf' JOHN MILLER.
Way1pik, FEB. At. 1904. 76f7s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS
FOR SALE BY
R. & I. GRAY.

CLERMONT, anovel by Mrs. Roche,
author Of the Children Of the Abbey, Maid
of the Hamler, Vicar Of Lanfdown, sc. 2
vols. price 2 dollars. TEARS and SMILES,
a mifcellaneous collection of poems, BY Pc
ter Pindar, q.-the ladies' edition, price
IS cents.
r. & ]. GRAY b0q1 a5o AafeL refeiyed.
Rippon's Hymn, Blackfone's Com
meataries, Mites magazine, Anacharfs ira
yels, Rollins antient hilory, Goldimlfh s
Rome abridged, Bell on ulcers, Hamii-
toms midwifery, Principles OF eloquence,
Ka;m's elements of criticiim, Arabian
knights entertainment, Point Of honor
M Meals poems, Secret memoirs OF the
court of Peferfburgh-- and number OF O.
theirs, including
4 senerul aDsument g EngA@ z Latin
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Tune IY.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19
s.,,Is deltlajas AVeui.

VIZ, afgas dies batef atri J4Haa DlI's.
We arc airsa1y on cur way the ianp4 - -
! sar national defence are falling down os
o.. ~ ~. ,hs bands OF our mutual federation
:" =. loolsning, the legitimate powers o. inc
&c are pafling into the hands OF de-
o0's a.,ss and il there is not isnie, ipint,
inaSv s,1,us enough in the people to arreit the
en- .@oyreis Of this fatal iytea, we iaail ei'asr
Pl. .ss,s the legendary OF lone dit'ant orb, or
- ~. ;o,o faaioas among ourislyes, tome MI
~, ',.,y ebiefrain, more fortunate than his TEL
m , will erect toe tardard Of deiPoulin and
iuOlSs@ pugLlUS LENIUIuS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19
LIFE OF WASHINGTON.

Notwithstanding the afurances we fome
time Gnce made to the public that propo.
falls for an authentic life of the late ilIuf-
trious Warrington would fhoTtly iiue from
the prefs, we obferve with regret that ex-
ertions are fill ufed TO ieeure patronage to
biographies which cannot poiibly Pohefs
the information or merit of the principal
work. The proipettus Of this life has
been unavoidably withheld it will pro-
badly appear in few days.
G1 Printers of newspapers are requea-
ed TO iniert the above note.
Gaz. q. S.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19

ton. They find the Tories Of defalcati-
ons, and the great promiies of glorious
times under the rain of Mr.. Jeferfon, was
all fuch fluff as dreams are made of. Be
ahured the moon Of democracy is on the
wane here; and the fun of federalifm
beamipg forth with redoubled fplendor.
" Mr.. Burr, who is now here, has ex-
preiied his INTERPRETATION ofJome of the
eeouomieal meaiures Of government. He
is treated with due refpee. An enter
tainment is preparing for him, which pro-
mites 10 be one Of the mott fplendid ever
given in America"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19

our being in want of the tobacco of the
United States, it ought to be confdered
that Americans will foon have many con-
connections with France, & it is indifpen-
1ible to facilitate them in the importation
oftheir merchandise, to favour the expor-
tation we fulnilh them with.
/" The difference in The qualities Of tobsc-
CO would likewi(e deferye particular rotlce /:
the forts often vary flcn fifty to eighty per
cert. in their real value Tie Tarif eltablilh-
es no difinetion.--It would moi be attempted
to lolicjt an amendment IN The impof of en-.
try, If the tobacco which is the produce Of
our own foil and national culture, were lul-
eeptible Of becoming, by improving upon The
mode of cultivation, OF quality iuficf-
entity good to |enable our nanuiattories &c do
without the telp c! foreign maierials
To pretend 10 this fuccels would be chime.
rical- The full of Frence is not proper TOR
producing tobacco of hyperion qualities
The attending this culture, and The method
ofreaping, will Heyer equal the indnayy prac-
tiled IN the United States. They ave ufed
by our Manufacturers merely Oh account Of
their reduced prices; they cannot enter into
the compound mixtures but in very Gnall
proportion. Tie cupidity OF fotne manufac-
turers, BY acting otherwile, has been puniG,-
ed by the lois of thec conneefions abroad and
the abaudonment of their cufomsrs a, home.
Commerce and the State have even fuaefcd by
the 100 great proportion OF thele atnalgsmas.
Tobacco manufactured in France has become
&c 10. mi |, 4.
quantities that were exporielto foreign couu.
tries have dim:nilhed BY degrees; thus, tie
bountes granted by goverDmen, to encourage
the expectation 6 manufactured tobacco, are
of no avail.
!" Admitting, therefore, thar The tobacco
RATED in France Injuries the quality, and is
even Of very hide advantage to the manufac-
turer, it would be proper to favor the iapor-
tat;on of tobacco froc, America; and under
This confederation the duty ought 10 be rsduc
ed TO ths MAXIMUM Of 5 Fl. per cwt. on raw
materials brought in toreign yelels, and
only 70 Fl. lquo.a OF the daty) imported
il French veifls, excepting the proportional
decrtaie which interior qualities nigh, bear.
g Holland alfo furniGles 10 France ,obae-
CO OF her own railing; but It's ufe not being
abfolarely necelary, and the quality Of the
fabricstos receiving TO real additional i'm
provensnt thereby, the duties row impoled
might be reduced to one third only of their
amount &c.
G Deliberated upon in Tie Counoi'qs Com
meree of Bordeaux, The 26,h piuviole, year
10, (t5th February. tSoz.) by citizens b.
nin, Pref tent; Oh. Burnaud. Grammont,
Cabarrns, Mareiihae, Chicou- Bourbon, Por
tai, Dssfournie,, Leme1e; all members Of
the Council of Commerce"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19
" @ T I C. E.

MY departure for the Wefern Country
is neceGarlly poaponed till the fifth day
of next month.
Thole pcr{ons who lave fpoken TO me
to ;ranfaet bnhneis for them are requehea
to furnifh me with their papers in order
thar powers Of attorney may be drawn.
HENRY MOORE,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19
sINGuLAR sRNTRNCE,

Take the French words, " yeO9lutiau
Fraueaj/c," French Revolutionj and take
therefrom the letters which compete the
word 6" veto," that being all the autho-
rity which the King had from The com
.mencement of the revolution until his
death: the letters that will then remain,
will make theie words, me Coyts la
faira, Pa Corican will fniih it.
Gaz. u. IS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19

in every part Of the world.
Tranlafcd far fbe Nsqu- York Mercantile
4Advsrtjlfrt from the Mouitsur, The Ftencb
O#aai Journal Of april I5tb.
COMMERCE.
COUNCIL OF COMMERCE OF BORDEAUX.
The Council of Commerce OF Bordeaux,
is one of thofe which, on account Of the
excellence of the views and instructive,
fa&fs with which they enrich the memoir
ais they forward TO the miniRer delerve to
be diainguilhed, and are entitled to public
acknowledgment.
The work il has jua publilhed CD the
fubjett Of cuaom. houfe duties (of which
Citizen Dehourniel, merchant in Bordeaux
and member Of the council, is the author)
appears to US replete with juf ideas and
found principles.
=" The diicnilion thoroughly Of the Ia
riff of the Cufoms Of I79l, fay rhe coun-
Gil, would be work otimmenle labopr,
and would require long itudye Mean
while. il is incumbent On the council ito
make fome remarks upon thofe objects
which appear to demand it at prefent.
g The cufom- houie duties are Connect
ed with the general f fem of finances. /;
they enrich the national treafure, becaute
il is iuR that the arts ihould pay fer the
protection which makes them fourth, & it
pours back into the heart of the fate the
means of ipceaantiy renewing and extend
ing its influence. But the idea fhould be
carefully avoided that their efablihment
is nothing more than mere hlcal refource (:
views Of "a greater extent are to preiide at
their organization. They ought to be
looked upon as the regulator that caules
harmony between the different branches
competing the PROPERTY of the fate, and
which manages 70 well, its relations with
foreign countries that it always occaiions
the general balance of commerce to prepon-
derate In its favor
The council arranges In regular order
the divers fubje6ts on which it thinks pro-
Der to offer its obfervations. We lhall con,
fine ourielves in reporting what it fays on
tobacco.
"The duties of entry paid on unHanu-
featured tobacco, from foreign countries,
were formerly fixed at 10 francs, per net
cwr. (Lazv eftbe Sb Sept. 1920
" The law of the I'd Brumsire, year Z,
has RATED it to SO francs, including extra
inpoNs on account Of the war, for the I'm
portation in foreign veGels, and II francs
in French bottoms. Theie duties are con-
GderabIe: they ought TO be moderated if
the preient iy9em relating 10 tobacco be
maintained by government.
/" That we ffand in need of encouraging
the Americans TO furnifh us with the
raw materials indifpenhble to France, for
the manufacturing of tobacco, cannot be
denied; however, this produce, fubJected
10 duty equal to lis value in the coun-
tries whereir grows, feems, in fome reiPset'
re2elleo by the quota OF this duty.
Befides the powerful confederation o.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19
aLermDria aouartlser.
SATURDAY, JuNE 10.

The Northern and Southern Mails due
Ia e,ening, had not been received at the
D. Ozce, when this paper was Pot TO
.,.e. The delay is probably occaGoned
r. b The late heavy rains rendering the creeks
rot paal5le.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19

Total, including i1aYes, 5,i72273
In comparing the number Of males to
females, it appears, that they are in the ra-
ito Of toto -. This is the ratio efablilh-
Ell by nature. 1t proves to be the fame on
examination, with one or two exceptions,
in every part Of the world,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

THE fubfcribcrs to e The Recorder" are
deGred TO recolie6t, thae The payments for this
paper fl1ouid oe regular and prompt. We ihali
not, 1T any future period of our editorial
progrcfs, BE telling the public, III terms of DC =
ploration, that our iubfcribcrs are indebted TO
rs in four, fix, or ten thouanj dGilars. We
paya frict attention to our fub!cription liz ;
and as loon as we can Convince ourielyes that
a tubicriberis dipoied to fall behind in his
paymenss,s o8be gees, without delay. Do
you think that the editors of this paper are
going to be iuch mnletons as to have a par
Gel OF t>gelve, or hftccn hundred ragged, beg
carly tublcripfion accounts, dnpc,lcd al over
Che itate, of two, four, eight, or twelve dollars
head Do you thi!lk that VIZ know 70 little
Of common bu!flc{s, and OF common fenle,
as TO be giving credit fol two or three years
At itretch, or even two months. 20 republi-
cancitizcns, that remember TO forget Go pay
the poit9gc OF their letters, wherein they 10
iicit us to put down their names Indeed, gen
Slcnen, as the mayor OF Coventry fad to queen
Elizabeth! They bave got lie 1or0ng pig By
The car. You may depend upon it that no
penon exits upon the iurface of this common
wealth, who fhall ever be FIVE dollars in
saGbt to tho Recorders. unicfs bg tie mott pc
cuiiar and fatal combination Of Incidents
Does any man of bufinefs fancy that we are
going to fend money before hand to Phla-
delphla, to pay for paper, to wait three months
for It's arrival; to pay every body in the houle
in advance, for working it of, ard then, TO be
giving three years credit, wit, law-lnt at
the end oft, 70 tome worthy republican who
rejides five hundred miles to the wcftward
sof the Blue Ridge That is not the way, in
which we dcfign to do bufncfs. We fhall
have no advertisements afcertaining the finn
g, plicity of our having accounts difperfed all
over the itate, TO the amount of fix, or eight,
, or twelve thouiand dollars. Whenever a {ub-
fcribcrt 70 The Recorder, knows hinfclf to
be behind hand, he mutt not differ with the
poft-mafter of the county; he mutt not think
that he feels an apoplexy Of furprife, if the
paper H.ss not care mkt zCeek, for, he may ref
aA'ired, that we lhall pay the'hricteft attention
TO The fate Of payments and Of defalcasion !;
and, as we are obliged TO pay for every thing
IN advance, our fubfcribets may rct afIurcd,
chat ro50yy J@ahf6e in Onr df6t, if ne car help il,
NOTE,
We arc fatisfcd that this viii very Eel
dom be the cafe. We have not more than
one fubfcriber in forty, but what pays N
advance, and ahures US that he will continue
todo %.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17
THE
PUBLIC PRINTER

The MEMBERS Or THE NEXT
GENERAL ASSEMBLY Y, or at leaf flch
| OF them as with TO prevent the waite OF ,ublir
money, are requeitcd to give an carly stter
oaisce In the approaching ieiiion One OF th,.
hrit qHcitions that arc 20 come before them
wlil DC upon the choice Of q bu6Lc byihtxr.
nc ieccnd will be whether il is pfoper 70
pay fsoo tb0Niand jf1tn baadJed da}lars Der
annum, tor piece of buincfs, that can be GOT
equally rs well done for one fbouia1d. !f Is
very poti'hlc that MIR. Jones may cndcayour
10 get an election iimuggled through the houle.
oHthe hrt or iccond day the fcifion This
paragraph IS wrote, therefore, TO warn thofe
members who are anxious TO ferye their con-
iafuents, that they ought to come to town in
'ine az the tlrit opening of butineis,. in order
10 prevent an attempt OF that nature; ifindeed
any delegate could be tuppofcd to counsenapce
4 memorial will be pre- tented to tie af1ern-
oiy on the frit day Of their mcefinq, fating
the common printing price for which,the dur
ties OF public printer can be performed
be memorable will offer 70 perform the
whole tor given fun, Of about nine, or oer.
haps eleven hundred dollars. In the Recor-
der of October Goth, we made iornc remarks
on thiS fuoIect. They are not entirely correct.
1t IS fad that Jones, for his falary, printed
two thouiand eight hundred copies Of the laws
Of lat fefiion. Fafther information afurcs us
That Jones printed only two thouiand for his
iaiarry. iiePgnted eight hundred and fcyenty
copies HddIh0naI; and FOR rhefe he received
elght hundred ard leventy dollars. Theis Al!
d''lonai COPIES, containing each Of them ftty
Tx toiIo pages, would require twcnty-eight
feams OF paper. be higEcR price which
the pc per coft h'ua could ret " more shan
Three collars and afi half ger Isatii; or. N
whole, njncty-ei<sht-do!Izfs.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

MANY gentlemen refiding in hates north
W. Of this have addrciled LETTERS to us, TO fcnd
shcm the Recorder; aud requefted we auid
na,ne anyperton IMP hiiadelfhis,or New < (,
where they could fend theif iaafcrjption, mo
pev.- We take sopPefpanityof Informing
sae puhiic, that Mar. Lewis, paper-piaker, at
Philadelphia, will receive auy iubicriptions
fcnt FOR the Recorder, land Mr Coleman, prin-
ter OF the New York Herald, at New York.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17
too DOLLARS REV ARD.

AAGaooNER, TRYAL Of Norfolk, wa, fr.;oh, =,
~ ron E'con.ond for Baltimore v;sh bran. % ,ss
?.n o. sniy 'ail John Dudsy maaer She rs aso,,,
e,1!yrf'ys Gas Burden, Piv, Boat bull, ,y,th
shs s.a !unf Com 'anon: There IS fufpcion thar
ne ~ M .. me seh oncr has run away wi,h her, :.
y, ,ne mas never ince been htatd Of. Probably.
pueie} may have taken her to Charlefinn, 6 @.
@li Ri,e an huodred dollars 10 any psrro who mali
hoP ','d 'sie', DIVIDING hat dudley hs. run a,yay
w'th nv, ana %ho viii put IN my power 20 se hr
agan. nddrsfytc 60 NJ
JOHN TAYLOR, Norfolk
B I h@ Printers Of tlre Tunes. at Cnar.eon .,,
reequshed 'o repubih this rheee fin,cs
JOHN TAYLOR
O6obfr snb ,S:1 .art,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17
NOTICE.

M Ill De i"ld to The highr1 biddsr. Il Dpnkirt
IN h'ng and Queen Coua,, on May1day Che
A TRACT OF LAND
"a tue main Dad 70 KING and oae.n Coarr Hobr,
g ..,,;'g 90. LarEin SmHf's Mil Pond, contain
zine Acrs of Marh Land runn,ns ont frai, LIZ NJ
"ttF Bf5xton'shtgh laHd to Msrtopony river Tbt
ac0He 'and Will b. fold on credit OF fix month,
.aS fnTcha giving boad with approved tecuri,S
90 carry FSreh fron the dare if not punauaHy dii
taid fee An' At the 'srns r'me and place, VIII nj
10. CAM 70 Tie n .heG oidder fourteen or fifteen
Children. " ''''e" a"''
= 1-'''s Tt4N -Ss'FH' o1 13d s&-a. t4f
r. s. CARTER.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17

Peer TiR1eys c. 6.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17
so DOLLARS REWARD.

oN sway from the Suhicriber in This civ in
y May laf, Negro man, naned
RAILOR.
a h'ack complexion, anou, Twen,y Six cr Seven
cara old about F:vc F &c, Seven ., Eight. Fo :.
merry belonged 70 ii. e1a. d HooprR and ToLsR,
ms ~, w0fssd ~ me Hli k.'n,Eh's RIDE Was pur-
ch,,ed at Public Sale, 'aiI Spring
Whoever tscares the faid Negro, and lodges him
IN Jal in this City, fa! have the above reward by
applying 70 William FuIch.r y
oc!ober gstb. 1902 e
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17
CommiGioner ) Office,

CoHlmiiIioner Office,
Richmond, October 90, i8O2.
The parties concerned, are deGred 10 t,,e no
tice' thar have appointed Monday the twentie, h
day OF December next, for carrying nto efrea the
within decretal order, upon WHICH day: their at
tendance IS required at my office, with copies Of
the conrt papers and their accounts re- dy for ex
animation.
William E-.v-.1
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17

nus Jones received ! fraction mora rhsn
i'ye dollars and }cveny-two cents, inRcad or
one dollars juit as if you rad pad hve ihiilincs
ard eight~pcnce halt-penuy for a loaf Of bread,
whch was worth oriy one hailling.
hrs, To be fire, is : ye1v uroni!In, fannie
| OF your executive Council They coz two
thouiand pounds year for fabrics and 90
vernon Monroe IS not eniruGed with vote
among theFe venerable ages. 10 Dart Of the,
Blame can, therefore, be attached 10 the pre-
ieryer OF The lie of Ihorzs Pane. He IT.
chleyed this act Of Iat}cc and humanity AZ
the notorious riG, or ohcudinc fofe who fenr
| hum TO Paris; at The nix OF beiro recalled
tton1 his eIJbahy. Jones was no ch,0btiaoob.
ing within hImieii at this omiA;or unoD cye
pari' OF thete eight hundred and seventy dol
lars tor IT'S extern there is NOT, and there.
cannot be a. Vller JOB, IN the whole annals Of
cor! lpuon- You cannot hur vour ewes
againa faf75 like tbelrf Samuel Coleman
the iub-clerk Of this council thinks il q terrihi.
crime 90 tell inch secrets; and fuch explana-
tons forn, with John Guerrant. one req.
ION Tor Affirming that Calender is a trail
tor. 4 Aoliar far a mc4c,e fila baubJ2,s
q tIy-f* pages The very l6und Of
me WORDS IS an outrage upon common fcn{e.
~ iN'N''IN ''ls."'Dliig aHlWerS that tones
gives upon this tubje6t demonRrate his con-
}c,eaii,els that the ground upon which he fande
IS breaking Gown under him.
Senators and delegates of the, aHeg,brv &C
Virginia We have been aHiired bv rsyers2 IS e
your members tbat there Is not ON. maj, ~
you who will fct his face IN defence &C fboF.
things They fay tbas the longer e,d,rs,ro
Of iuch cnorlnties IS not poniblc. They ~,
that me itofy requires bur to be proved il,
order 70 command reformation. You ~
on,yto peruie the public accompts, as tbev
will be laid before you, and all doubt L ~ 49,
extinauithed in bu5a Of conviction. o.
public Pr'nfer, If you pleafe. But, in ear.
narlc, LET him be paid at the rate bv who,
other printers are paid, IF one il rr,4, -
DO TIC hn'ifets for nine hun3red dollars. f,r
"n'ec1"a are al Pre1eni giyiag tyerty-f,v.n
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-17
MHTO's
TOLL BRIDGE

THE Public is RESPECTFULLY informed, is now
completely and permanently 6n;fhed;
IS iuTnlihed with good, nrong, and inbifanti.l
'ia.nd-Ra ais; and will, very tlortly, be iup-
pied with Lamps, from one end to the other,
70 mat pa!iengers may pats 1t Nv Day, or b.
Night, with the utrnoft iafety, and moi un-
bounded confidence.
q" hcn The vait nagnt udc of this ur,derta-
kng bya Jingle individual; the chimcricaI
iight IN which it was originally viewed by the
whole community; the irrmenie fun which,
Il has colt the great leugth of time "a period
Of no ieis shan y years. which it has taken
y oTing It 70 IT'S preient fate of perfection ::
alt above ali, the importance of il 70 tho(e who
'faVeI north or iouth, and particularly to the
.81lole country touth Of James River, in bring
Tug thelr produce to market, and coming to the
ieae OF government, are Conhdercd, confident
nope and belief is entertained that it will meet
WITH, aud always receive, univerial patronage
ana inPpors; exciuiiye Of theie considerations.
ECON0MY itfclf points out this 10 be
the CHEAPEST, (and furely it is the mott
GREEAbLE} mode Of crohing the river: for
the very frlall difference in the expence of
gong by any other conveyance, bears no pro
portion TO the certainty, lafety, and expedition,
~hieh this excellent and ufcful bridge affords.
-, SAMUEL JONES.
RtebaH'@d, @irginia, Sept ft5 iso2.
VIRGINIA;
lHeae High Court of Chancery for the Rich
f,ond DiGria.
s-sf Bes~cra -
Henry Banks p,,4
And
Nathaniel Anderion.s Robert Pollard
George Winiton and Thomas Stew
ardfon, I'd.
ON the motion OF the plaintiff, the court, ibis
tecoaa day Of October IN tke yeat Of cur lord one
Ehouand eight hundred and two, With the cont.nf
OF 'ile defendant Nathaniel Andefon, BIZ council
doth refer the accounts Between the plaintiff and
that defendant, to Of It's comrliAncrs TO he b
him examined, itased, Gttled, and 20 the cour,
reported with any fpecialy tafed thoac h
pertinent by himfeIf, or required by she parties
to be 70 tased, and ordereth, with the conert OF
the parties, Inc caufe De finally heard at tbs ne
terH II that officer. III the mean time. fhaii iate
and examine them, or, upon examinations oF he
papers, hnal decree Can be made wisbour the re
porr.
ccPy, ssge,
Pc n
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