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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-12
From TIE WTLMINeroN M1RpoR.

II IS (ome ti1ss, Sir, free q0e baVe jSen tn
@e@foas 3ndge, .foop ftom tbe bench, ia lax
0"t fer nrare Vi5ff7as 3ff 33udjria!Psnssauce ~
In reply to the foregoing words of Mr..
Giles, which evidently allude to the conduct
OF that pure and immaculate lump of Fedora
liiln, yclepedSamuel Chafe, Mr.. Bayard faid--
:" TIE 5oaorGbIe member, has though bim-
JeegJYfifed mm0king charge of JFri0ns ana
trigbtt4 nature agGinf TIE Tudse5 TBfy
haze bfen repTSlsHfsd, going about jrarcbine
cut Qit7fm5 IF the Sedition Lax. BIT no faa
mas been f0tEd-no broef has been addaced,
and tie gentleman maf excnjs me ia rsfufuq
ny 6flfef TO tbe charge, fWit is Enfoiaed BY
jfrongfr and better gronnd, than aTEf4i9a''
hus does MIR. Bdyard ayow his ignorance
OF a tact which occurred at New Cattle in
this itate, and which is as numerically known
as the tun~ihre, not only in this rate, bur in
mott, 1t nor all the ftates III tire union.
Notwithstanding Mr.. Bayard' pretended
ignorance Of this circumhance, we DO not
believe it poAible il fhouid have -fcaped his ear.
In order therefore 70 refufcjtate the fran me
mory or our honeft preientatiye, as
well as to thew that the charge Of Mr.. Giles,
however tfTgbtfRL' IS an incoaiyaVeyfi5ie
f@t7, G0bif6 a0fbfng that mr.. Bayard eaa jay,
70tH inVzhdats, we republith the following
queitions, put 70 the Attorney General, and
to the Grand Jury, at Circuit Court held at
New Cattle, for thc diariGt Of Delaware, On
the 18th June, I9oo:-
Have you found no bin, Gentlemen Of the
| Jury! MR.. Attorney, have yOa nothing
10 prefer to the grand Juryf
| a It. Geu.--I believe not, Sir. No in
dttable offence has come under my notice.
]. Ch.--Well, but can't youi find (ome-
thing Have you no petfon in this fate guilty
Of libelling the government Of the United
States / am credbly informed, and report
iays YOU Rave printer who publilhes Ve1y
IsaifioRs PAPER in this itste; his name is---but
hop--perhaps | NAV commit mvieIf and do
jnjuhice to rhe man.--Haye you not t9vs
printers in this Aate'
Art Gen Yes Sir.
], Ch.--Very well; one IF them is faid
to be fictitious printer, and MT be taken
: notice Of 1t is part Of my duty, and it nell
Re attended 20. Its yor0 buinefs ALTO, Mr..
Attorney, to lcarch infinitely and conRantly
into matters of this nature. It's high time,
Sir, that the 8itnef Jsdition which prevails
among many Of our printers fhould be checked.
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Ian Won not obtain ioue of this mans papers
by tomorrow, and examine, whethel he has
not hbelled the government of the United
States 1t is your duty, Sir, and it ,ruf be
aons.--If you ae,H enquire, the court will not
diicharge the Jury.
Att. Gen.--Certainly, Sir, l conceive it
my official duty, and will make it my bufinefs
to enquire.
] Ch.-What do you fay, Sir
Act Gem will enquire, Sir, BY to-mof-
row.
J. Ch.--Very well. Gentlemen Of The
Jury, shs J.aurr cannot difcharee YOU, be-
heYs, WIZ 1t be iEconYGaiant for you 70
attend here tomorrow
Foreman. 1t VIII be very incohvcnent
tor many OF US, who are frmers-may it
pieate youi honor -haTyelt is az hand, and it
IS very buiy time
}. Ch.-H makes no oGds, the Court viii
not dIichargc You, under the prefent Cir
cunlitances. You muh be in Court, Gen
nemer, tomorrow, al 70 o'clock.--{ an de-
tfFnfNsa TO have rhofe fictitious printers pro-
iecuted 70 the extremity of The iaqO. The
lately and PROPERTY OF the Government de-
pend upon it.
(Such, 0 Columbia Iucklcfs land, qvere tFy
Judges y
The Jury attended on the 18th; the editor
was preient; Ale ofhis papers was putin
me hands OF the Jury, who, in fhort time
after returned aoitbgut Jfnding biR
For the truth of the above, we can, and
VIII, II required, produce the tefimony, OIL
oafh or affirmation, ofthe moff unexceptionable
characters The RepubEcanPr nters are re
quoted 70 gI.o the above plaee in their
paps7si 2nd sha ederal Printers would evince
ad,'2oiiton 70 AID the determination Of truth,
and tie correction OF error, BY giving it like
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Far he RECORDER

As my name has been introduced in
che Examiner, ana like wife in the Re
coIder, relating To iu1fcribrrs TO the lat
Ter, and as It appears that there isa
Misunderstanding, l Ink nylelf called
on TO explain.
About the time when Mr.. Calender
Publllhrd his ltuttures on Mr.. Granger,
| became GIbfcriber TO The Recorder.
/ heard many perlons, who are conGder-
cd federahlts, express rheir appreciation
OF fhoic tfri6tures and ! aIio heard ic
verai tay thar they dad, ana others that
they would fubfcribc tod NIX. Cal-
lender that theie publications would
ierve hi n conliderAbiy, and from what ]
heard in different directions, md from
individuals had 40 doubt tbat he had
Or would obtain even more than - or
rs federalfubfcriber, and now believe
chat my prediction has been more than
verified, though I do not acknowIc ige
rhar it is 70.
This was fabje6 of conversation
between Mr. Shelton Jones and mvfef,
and although do not recoileGt the very
words in which exprened mylelf, yet /
have no doubt thac they were 70 clear and
ltrong as TO convey the meaning that
Mr. Calender had obtained that nHn,bey
q jaIfri5srs an tbat Eds Of the political
q4saiOA.
| never heard Mr. Calender lay that
he had obtained Il or IS federal tub
icribers, 8 the explanation which /
intended 10 make to Mr. Calender
which is alluded to in the laR Recorder
was agreeable to the above; and as it ap-
pears that was not underllood by him.
and the difference between the parties
IS not OF much conicquerce to either,
hope each will be iatished with this,
HENRY BANKS.
Aley 5!b 1901.
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ALEXANDRLA, NmA *.

By Capt. Willis, of the Norfolk
Packet, we learn, thar on Thurfday
evening lat a difpute. took place at the
theatre iaNorfolk, between Mr.. Richard
Archer; and Mr.. Rowfe, two young men
OF that place, in coniequence Of which a
challenge enlued, and they met on Fri
day morning, when the latter was unfor-
tunately ihot dead at the firm fire,
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(Fr0za The FAME paPlr.)

MARRIED---On Tuefday laR, Mr.. lob
Mufgraye of Carter, to MRS. Sarah Bowman
of this county. Of the marriages we have
yet recorded, this for novelty is the forernoR:
it appears that about ~ years fnce, Mrs,
Bowman reiided in Mr. Mufgrave's family,
tlnce when TO ehe wedding day, he never be-
held her. He enquired by friend whether or
nor ihe'd marry MIN. On receiving an a 4irr1a-
tive anfwer, he fixed his cart, fet out for her
dwelling, married. and moved her home with
fin1.
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3befol5oqoing .jgjf end deep oIlsyvations arr
copied Cfi'0rs the Lond0n Oyacie Of
Fs61Hnry I'D


There are many reaions for thinking
that the .firtt confui wilhes TO procraai-
nate, and, in doing 10, fatigue his oppon-
ents, while he is consolidating and
augmenting his own power, and that,
When the time is convenient for liiinfelf,
he viii put an end, with a iirnple word !,
co all the obftacles, and by CONCLUDING.
the treaty ger Malta, the Cape Of Good
Hope, and other pofellions, put into the
fltuatlon he deiires; after which he will
play off new game, but which, as it is
not yet time TO begin, he chuies to pre-
are for by wearying out and exhauhinp
his adyerlaries. To increale the debt
OF this country, and hurt her com
nerce, has long been looked upon a 5
the only means Of doing us a real injury
and let the Intelligent think and the can
did lay, whether any more effeGtual
fnethod could be taken than thar which
IS now adopted. Ii is ufelels TO advert
TO the ufuai length of depending neeo-
citations. The prefent refembles for
Iner ones IN no circumftance whatever,
aud Ter thoie find executes for delay who
~lll---,we cannot avoid perceiying thae
that delay was NOT foreieen nor exne ted
Oh cllis iide Of the wafer, when the ne
goclations began. Our enemy is in no
hate. " are; he fuffers- nothing by de-
iay,we do. Peace may be expected under
theie circumstances, but neither foon,
nor precliely on the BATS laid down in
ttc PrelImlnaries; for, as Lord CheRer-
field obierved truly, the inrereled and
impatient mutt always yield fomethine
20 the cool, indifferent negotiators."
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FRANKFORT, ken. ApriI8.

In conlequence Of the late heavy rain, the
water IN Kentucky river, has rlen upwards
OF fifty feet above low water mark ;---indecd
a few days pat, the river had been higher than
1T has ever been known fince the firit fettIe-
ment OF this place. The great frefh in 1907,
oid not raie the river 70 high by twelve or
fourteen inches. We fear much DAMAGE bas
been done. The wreck Of a fat bottomed
boat, furrounded with floating barrels of four,
paiicd this place laf week, and in an attcnpf
to bring it afhOre, man was drowned. On
neiday let, another wreck pailed bv, loaded
with whikey, corn, pork, sc. Several bar
rels OF Whiikey and boe's lard were taken up
opPohte and below the town A fhort time
oeforc toe wreck appeared on Tuefday, a boat
paited by, having only part Of the crew on
board; and, notwithstanding every exertion
vas made 70 bring her to flore, by the hands,
aiiited by iome Of our citizens, the rapidly
ofthe current forced her on.
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the bottom, which is much hatter. She is
lined with Cork infde and outfidc of the gun
wale, about two feet in breadth, and the fears
underneath are filled with cork alto. She ;s
rowed by ten men, double backed, and feered
by two men with oars, one at each end, both
cnds being alike. Long poles are. provided
for the men, to keep the boat from being drove
broad flde to the fhore, either in going off or
landing About fix inches from the lower
end of the pole, it increafes in diameter, 70 as
to form Rat furface againn the fard, and be
of no uie. The weight of the cork ufed in
the boat is7 cwt. She draws very little water.
and when full is able TO carry twenty people.
The boat is able to contend againit the mot
Tremendous iea, and broken water, and never
IN any one n1ffance has The failed of bringing
the crew in diftreis into fafety The men
have no dread of going off with her in the high
eff iea and broken water. Cork Jackets were
provided for them, but their confidence in the
boat is 70 great, that they they will not ule
them.
She has furprifed every rational man that
has ieen her contend with the waves.
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NEW- YORK, 14prT IL.

10 rG'Fas tb@ reputation gf rspeaabd
JSIl9'0 citizen, ofber n74tey prepared
Jo' rms 4ly'5 PAPER is Jet eide 10 giz,e
zoe eayliee iatertios fran lie Evsni -
PEP Of tie f0llOqosag
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Postscript.

II has iometnes excited our firpriGe that
the newspapers Of the new world. have. in
general, taken 70 little notice. Of the criminal
trials in their courts Of iuRlce. In New
England, only, the matter has been tolerabIy
attended to-
In the Recorder Of the I7th current, there
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-12

was inherited fhort account ofthe proceedings
LOT the iat dftri6t court in Richmond. The
editor OF the Pereribufg Republican has re-
printed this article from this paper. Ele de-
ler'es Praiie for the judgement of tins felcc-
ton.
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HENRY BANKS
Mqy 5h 1901.

EFtr09 sf 4 !e1sr fran gentleman
at Ljl008, da'ed Feb. 1902.
Sc a loan has juft been negotiated BY
chs government, with the houfc OF
Hope and CO. and 7. and F. Barring, of
London, for one million and 4 half fer
ling. This goes TO France. The 20
vernmeht gave, beGdes their own Ecu
rity, that of leveral of the wealthief IN
diyiduals in Lifl3on."
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70NESB0ROUGH, (Stote Of 7lane05c. !
Saturday, Morcb 10, 1907.

ON MONDAY evening laf arrived in this
town, IN cuftodH of the fherif Of Granger,
RUssEL BeANj on "Wednesday he was de-
.lyered TO the iherif Of this county, and com
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-01
70 all uh0m ii may con Germ.

Z VERY extraordinary l4oeice pPe;ling IN
I L the AltxapdratA Advertiser 5ei.eid4y, uu-
der he lgnatnre OF Lucy Wilion, foic9arnlng
al Peri2ns from Pnrchadng from nle or apy
other Peiiyn whomloever, NEGRO MAN,
SLAVE, by the name OF POOL deem it
proper to itate certain Facts relating thereto,
which csnnos- be conrrovertcd either by her or
her agent. Negro Pool. aiiuded to, was LETT
10 my Mother by her SiGcr, Mrs. Ann I. Cor
don. along with the reiiluc q. her Ehate, no.
epeciaiiy mentioned In her VIII, and the on,y
Negro therein LETT TO Lucy Wilton, is one I'll
nov poflaiies, OF the name OF Lucy. PooI has
been IN my Mothers quiet Poiieilion for about
twelve Years pit, ana is now my Property BY
DeeJ OF Gilt from her, Lied July laA. ihali
nov only further add, by introducing part Of
a Letter III my poGeliian, from one Oh the Exc
cutors, whole vcraci5y viii not be CALEB III que!
ZION, Of which The following is an Exua6t:
feco It sthlt in icverai conversations with Mrs.
ioFdon, "hie fhe was Ill at my Hnofe, lhe
complained of ----'s cruei treatment # Pool
md lad The had determined to keep the By,
that he ihouid Tot be again liz ------'s p .wer;
that The had never given Iohn Carbon !, Dee
Tor HIM, bur ihe would mike Lucy Gordon
nlends for her taking the Boy hack again, by
giving her Lucy, Eiannan's Daughter, and ,h1!e
zientlments fi,- cHprcfed at the TIME wrote h,
<Wlii. Pool was iii Mrs. Gordauas paG Zion 81
Fhr time Of her death, and was a!1efward, ID
tteutotel as,S hired oaa as part 81 her f,ropefty.
Tret4ted theie circumstances TO M. ,.aaipue,5
Wilton and Mrs. Wilton"
ANDREW RAMSAY.
Sept 20. a4u6t
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N OTI C f..

a IL Perfons are hereby forcwarned from
I l. purchating from Elr, Andrew Ranfay, or
any other Perfan @honioeyer, a NEGRO MAN
SLAVE, By the Name of pool, which claim
as my Properly, and for which there is fuit
inititptcd and now depending and undo. erniaed
in the Court OF Alexandria and no douaG is en-
tertained Of a de1iion Ia ny favour.
LUCY WILSON.
Sent I6. 2{,g6tt
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81 O T I C. E.

TNTENDING to leave this continent and en-
bari; r lie Mediterranean as quick as pof
ilole, -thosc ha- may itand jattjy indebtedto
viii peai4to caii on John x i-uater, Eiq. OF
4irf4x County, with their REFLECTIVE Claims,
with Vouchers here's, 70 that arr ngenents may
be made Ter the fPscdy Payment thereof, VIII
is the oily acting lruit:e tor m>ip ny s',fe.ce.
K. ALEXANDER.
Sept. so. dot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-01
Lands IN Kentucky.

10 lie fold BY Public Sale at Tie
Iaatise Coffee Roar, Neqc lark, on tie
ada, ofD<:ember xcxf. at o'tl0eA.
mar.
Eleven thouGand acres. ofland
in cos or more lois. Iav;nc i the corn.
~ Of Fayette. faIe e Ientucl.y about
20 miles fror, +, ex;noton sn1 F,seL sorr
40 miles fonrb esh - The ON p;yer sn5
adjacent 70 ,hs nnbl;c roe2 bs,mssa -
two Mama R;vers gnd fsvsrsl r;fog
fyttlcmenis. The f;1 e,nrra,,x : Good .
we'll va,ered and r;o,Le, e ,r;ons ds7cr;o
Tsecs lands y ;,,s;;n ), n,;,o. of Main
lcckina a0a Raa ,,,h, an'' ~ ~ .s1ai'l
gable two - ,hraa t,,ad.ad w.. oa "ay
extremity If TIA 80 ''>' '' -
lJn
Tobe ela ;, 10 ~ f.. I'm. nd r,,cs
as the above ou' '.ls l4 Ip ''T 1 g isI9
Of nj. ,boae's s4'los, NAe1 . 1nND
intbe co0s.. l - 49, r ~ o'o :. "'oes ,o's'
lucky. rsarIy - 60 ca el "a. 1a'1 e % Nm
ington, FranL Co.. "a .bs Gh;a ID 30; a
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
NE, ne i9rner and Main Licking river, diff
The fell is in general GOOD nell ~,
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N u / | G &.

TIE Creditors Of JAMES BACON. Bark
/ rupt, having appointed NE Ailignee Of his
Eitate aid Effects, ali Perlons indebted to him
are rcqneiiet TO make immediate Payment and
thde who hold any Of his Properly TO deliver
the fame to me.
GEORGE YOUNG, Ailignee.
N B. Thole accounts which aren't ic.rIed
before the flra of November next, VIII ioiif-
crinaateiy be pue in iuit,
sert. IT. d3ot
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TO Re SOLD.


By vl7tue ofo Deed Of TTyf from
samael cooper 70 The Sa5/eyi6er, Jar tbe
purple Of 3Griag a debt due ly9m the
laid Samuel Co53sr 10 PHILIP G. Mar
teller, euN be rx3eled 10 Sale, Jar rT4dy
moury, an The fya 40uday IL nat 0aout6'
being The 4tb dy Of Odo6er, al 4
o'C'lock, P. N. an tie frem5/es,
A PIECE OF GROUND, !.
With the the ApPURrENANcEs, iltuate
in the town OF Alexandria, on the north
fde Of King areet and to the weswafd OF
Patrick freet, fronting on King freet "A
feet, and running back 100 feet to the
Alley. ou.n1,7
Ce,t &c
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BY virtue Of a Deed of Trult
from George Coryell, to the Subfcriber,
on Friday the 9Th Of October, at a
O'Clock, will be expofed tc fale, on the
premiles,
A two tory Frame HOUSE,
fituate on the north cat corner Of Duke and
Union areets, with leaie of 7 years and 5
n, 'nths of the Lot on which faid Houie is
built, fubjec to ground rent of III. per an
num-
Alio, an annual ground rent Of twenty pounds
JAMES KEITH, jun.
Sept. 70. dI9..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-18

ed !; "A on full ccnsiaion Of hi, guilt, m,A
folemoly charged. Osrcsidence in fopport Of
it we offered az an carly fage Of the bafinefs ;
bat a. our opponents frizsd il like fayenous
wolves, snd Rrove by ali the arfs Of dannion,
perycrfon, X misaa,emenr, 10 defroy It's merit
ed efea on ,h. public mind and as theie OBJ.
f.rvsti,ns have already been protrstted pcyond
the Limits Of a moders,e article and beyond
what was even intended al this time, we afstn-
der the necefity of alk'a2 for further pppoun-
nifty 10 develops aud dicloic the tsu- merits OF
the cafe, and to place the tef;mony reipeeting
il upon a far and equitable tcos;ng.
We deire. 'nat the ob!ervations which
hall be made in the feveral aages of tins review,
may all Of themb be preierved 10 The minds of our
Dssslers until we arrive al the clDfc 10 the cod
that they may bes be enabled TO decide with
preciiion. Certainty, and fAtisfsetion and that
there be fome end to the buinefs.
II the advocates OF Mr.. Rutiedge could
evidence 70 much tranquility as to- wait ua,il
we ger through what may be conGdered- as the
opening OF the cafe we promi!e TO wait, and
hear with patience their replication, and de-
fcSce; and If they make no misaaiemcnts. and
win enbody their teainony fairly. TO fay moth
ing after. Thi, is certainly a candid propoG-
tion on our part: Scch an one as the public,
and the traih, arc eniitled to a compliance with
from them. .(To be ecntmxsd. J
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GEORGE THOMAS
ComeS7ionsr & DiGilYer.

INFORMS the Public, thar he has taken a
1 Shop next South OF Meifrs. Ga,6sey & Draa's
Auction Room, and adjoining Mr.. Nicola, Get-
Jrey's, Watch. Maker. where he has conaantly
tor Sale, in addition to a compleat Afoument
of Confectionery, the following Articles. viz. {,
Freih Tgalaga grapes box and
cafk raiiins figs |; almonds in fhe ) pruncs
currants nutmegs cloves cinnamon lfpicc;
pepper; ginger; teas coffee; chocolafe, No.
&z; do. prepared with and without vanilla
brown, powdered 4 oaf-fugar Cordials of
all kinds beit cherry wine; together with
fmsil aGortment Of talhionahle
Crockery Ware:
In addition 10 which ne expects To receive mort
ly, compleat aGonment Of Wines. Liquors,
and other articles. Punefual attendance given,
and the imallcR favors gracefully Acknowledged.
Nsavpoyf, Dec. 8. (Istf
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Federalifm, by the laif Mercury

Federalifm, by the laf Mercury
(obferves Correfpondentl appears to
be at, or about low water-mark. The
piece under the Newport head, ref
peefing Thomas Paine, mutt certain
ly have been written by fomc bedla-
mite; or fome one of the legion of
Pandemonium. 1t exhibits an outrage
upon piety, fentiment, and decorum,
unparalleled in the annals of his IA
tanic majefy. Speaking ofPaine, the
editor fays," He bears in his hand the
6 torch of difcord, lighted at the fire,
I" efbsH-he dildains to pay to Virtue,
" the tribute of bypeeriy--the peo-
g pie are not YET 70 loft TO them.
6 ielves; to every principle of graft
g tude, and honor to their inborn
notions of moral right; to their re-
{" Hgious HABITS, anfafdi2ns, as TO go
(" h;.,d in hand with to fofer in their
" boiom to crown with the wreath
/" of their applaufe, monlfer of dic-
sc cord, and fa0ior; treafonable
&C confpirator aeainf their confi,u-
&C ton the calumniator of Wajling-
{" tan the fcotfer of their SaOiour !;
|" and the b!afphemer of their Cod!I.I'
~ O! Enough--enough " Have
mercy upon us, miferable finners."
The potent energy of his words has
lhaken the foundations of theAearth !;
and made its centre jpmb upon The /ar-
face. Nature lies in convulGon -
mountains of inconceivable dimen-
lions ruth TO and frog like beggar's
cann, kicked by the impetuous foot of
fome fportive, inconGderate wag. The
fixes have Attended TO make room for
the larks; the fun iilelf, arrelled by a
baiIif in Gibion, is held TO bail for a
million of money. The moon has
been truck with club in the valley
of Ajalon, and there itands with the
blood dripping from his nole. /" Nr-
tue" is raviihed of" the tribute Of by
pOerity."
Thefe certainly mult be dying
ltruggles.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-18
JOHN M. MANSFIELD,

A Bis SHOE STORE. eeyufy IF C64yeb Laur.
Tb1me,- Sfyssf,
u EEPS ccnaantly for fale, a general aGort-
IN men, Of warranted SHOES, among which
are--a beautiful variety of the moa fshionabls
Kid Slippers for Ladies, iua received - Alfo,
A frelh fupply of Morocco Shoes ;;
Ditto, with cork foes, made plain & TO lace
Florentine Shoes Gentlemen 6ne & common
Shoes-a large aff,rtment Of men's and boys
thick do.-Children's do. of almof every def
criPtion. Ths fmalleR favor will he gratefully
ACKNOWLEDGED.
Newport, Dec. 10, 1901. IistIe
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STATE Of Rbodt. LQaad, sSe.
NrwroRr. 4. Dec. IS, 1902.

NrwPoRr. Il. Dec. IS, 1902.
NIHEREAS Dapil La1ofes, Of Exeter, in
w the county of Warrington, and State
aforefaid, hath filed his petition in the Clerks
Office of the Supreme judicial Court for the
county OF Newport, again0 his wife EliSabetb
La1vfon. now rehding in Palentine, in the coun-
~ Of Montgomery, and State of New. Y York :;
praying for divers canfes therein ftated. that
the bonds Of marriage between him and his faid
wife be diGolved. apd decree of divorce pro-
mulga;ed Notice, therefore, is hereby given
TO the faid EfSa6etb, and to all per(ons con-
cerned, to appear al the next Term of iaid Su-
prcmc Judicial Court, to be holden at New
port. in and for the county Of Newport. on the
irif Monday of March, next, and fhew capfe, il
any they have. why rhs prayer Of iaid Petition
fhoGh moi be granted. , :
6S] P. M. MUMFORD, CIR. F: