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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30
To Let,
NOTICE
WHEREAS GOmuGisn Of l5anErupteg has

WHEREAS G0mmiiisn Of 5unsruptcg has
w been awarded and iiued agaiuit IOHE
FAXON, late Of NeSgp0yt, and now rehten- Of
Camsen, Difrtt of Maine, Merchant ard The
fad John Faxon has teen declared Bankrupt
he is hereby required 10 furrender himfH to The
fubfcrbers, Conmifhaners 10 fad Comm ZION ia
med, on the tenth, fxtsrntA and tbiy.et5 days &C
September next, AZ tea O'Clock in the forenoon, on
fad days. at The Offiee Of ERAsTus FooTE. 10 aid
Camden, and make full d;iclofure and cfcovsry
Of his Efate and Effects when and whore his Gre
di;ors are TO come prepared TO prove ther debts
and at the fiji meeting 20 choofe an Afl;gree or
bfi:nees aud At the Taft mceiiag, iaid Binkrupt
IS required 70 hnith his examination and the Gre
dtorS Of iaic Bankrupt may be heard before (ad
Commit oners, asaiGt the making or allowing oe
certificate 70 the Judge o. fad DiRrct, 10 -ntte
the faid Bankrnpt 70 Certificate Of Difcharge.
All perions indebted 70 lhe fad Biokrupf, arc
To make paymsn, and thofe who hage sny IF bis
etFs6ts, deliver the fame to fuch perlons onf
as the Commiiiioners llail appoint
SAMUEL JACOBS, So
BENJAMIN CUSHING eoN0F-
EKASTUS F0CTE, y''4"''
Dated At Cansdea. 1871 d4y af hasgf, 4. D 1867
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

iIglItNSl~.+.
HE fubfcribers. Cemu lioners appointed by the
4 Hon. William Gorhem, Efq Judge Of -Probac
for the county of Cumberland, receive and exam-
the claims of the txerai Q fcdb tors TO the ERae of
EDWARD RUNDLET,
late of Portland Tracer dcceaed rePrtleuted info-
vent-hereby give notice that FIX month from.the 5th
MT. is allowed to bring in aud plove heir claims
and that hall attend that lrrvics the egi F9ry
Of Nc. Al, Mug:y's Rom, POrtt4nd the th,rd MONDAY
Of September next, and on the tard Mondays of the
five following months, from 70 II o'clock, NJ.
each day. DAVID GREEN, Corimy-
JAMES NEAL, y.OnerJ.
10
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-30

BiSdeford, Augyf az, 1909.
~ The PIiaters in Beon requelted to infert the
above.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

principles AMI jacobinifm have nov found a
common grave 10 military defpotii,n. Where
mutt We look for the inltgaiors OF revolt but
among thofe. who are openly difpIaying their
bal,ed OF the fouthern fares-,hcf deter,nina-
mon to ,El< the fouthen Ra,es--their hofiliy
10 the eaabliihcd ConAituiion Of the federal
government. II the principles svosed in the
Bofon papers are the principles Of the people Of
Ncw-England. the revoir of the negroes in the
fon'h is agrccsbls TO them. The treaty with
7a.Dajsf was concluded agsinff the Conai ation
by men of Nf7o- -Bnsknnd aud old Ergia~d.--
Are sc 70 look into this coincidence OF 81. Do
naingo revolt for dmilar coincidence on our
eonfinsat. II the people of Nrw- England are
nor in favor Of a fanguinary revolt-rhcy will
not appreciate thofe Tho preach il and thole
diipodtions TO deityoy the Union, and TO yxke rhe
ref Of 'bs. ftates. fairly juaj6cs the wora iuipi-
cions thar can be entertained of them. Indeed
it will become the duty of the cirizens OF the
fouth TO enquire particularly for the infigatop
OF this revolt, that the public may he able TO
trace their connections --and identity the d-Eens
Of the iniuIecnls.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
Hand Ware Store.

T'HE Subfcriber retpettfully informs his
i fiends and the public. that he has juR re-
ceived BY the ls,eA arrivals at Bottom from Liv.
erpool, general snortmcnt OF HARD WARE.
direct from the Manufactures, which he will
offer eor fsle, 10 Prevalence, at the Store of Mr..
Isaac pIrMAS. diIettly oppo6te the Bsptia
Meeting Hou!e. by Wholeisle only, upon as
reaicnsblc terms as can be purchafed az New
York or Bofon.--They arc now opening. snd
will be all orened in few days, by
NJ, HENRY GREW.
Providence. May Al, Isoa. s7tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
TALLrYKAxD & HAMiLros.

7Tlleyyand, il feems toaacd H9miiton as the
greatea man io the United States, and the feder.
ahiss boat it. This is,ruly like thcmielves |;
DO, 10 order that the public aght undetaand
the character Of the pepcgyria. the feds ought to
rspublih the portrait siven by themieives of
TaNyvssd in tic x. X. aud Z buGnef,. Tai
lyrH1S. perhaps, judged of Aitxasdt,'s great
peis by his owr, for il is no uncommon thing
Tor man 10 cor,mend his own likencfa. The
debauchee of Paris might eafly dilcover great
nefs IN the debauchce OF New York.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
THAT foolifh 6ellow Dsc,,,. +

THAT fooliih fellow DEcius, has again
taken his old name, and he thus ipeaketh--ss IL
| know Que point on which could more than
Any other, conhde in myielf il is THAI would
no, become The willing apologize of crime, or
jnfIher Of criminals" IL is not certainly 10 be
expected OF writer who betrays fuch utter ig-
norance and incapacity as Dccius. that he attach
es any meaning TO this declaration of bs, that
IL isto him mere cxplc tive declaration, intend
ed to Gll up vapid efay, and no, meant TO be
either the ieit OF his vcsacity or his pretenGons
III II is the clifton of Al inexperienced young
nan, Whole prsjadiccs or want of Information
have fobj.6lcd him to dcceir, he can prove rhe
fncerity OF his sentiment without trouble or hei-
ita,ion il on the contrary il is What we iuipett
Tere rhetorical figure, he will psfs over the
following queftions either in total ilencr, or
cvsdc them in the ufuaI f.ylc Of meanneis which
charattcfiies the paper in which he wri,es---I II
he is honsit he will nor defend crimes or crmi.
nais--if then he is honra he will aniwer eypli.
city to tbefe quefions
.. Is it an aea of virtue 10 feek 10 involve ma.
lion IN war J
q. Is ii an ACT Of patriotifm and innocence to
charge coaches and horles as houiehod fur.
niture
8. Is il an ad of juiice TO reward rufians for an
open violation vi The peace and the laws
4. Is it proof Of the Iegard for their Os,6, or
for shc Contribution, rhat public faneiionarie,
take upon thcmlclves 10 conclude treaty
without the content Of the Senate I
S. Is IL conGaent with eq Iity, the Contribution,
and law, that a Senator OF the United States
fhopld be paid for his crvices as Senator. aod
for duty which he does not perform at the
fame time ! esH
6. Is il confident 10 thofe who call thcmlcycs
fcdcraliits. to have lavfiicd all the cofrefpon-
dercc Of X. Y. 4. 10 thew thar T4llcyrana
was cofrnpt and now TO ihew that the fame
Tslleyrsnd as he was in America, continues
to be in France, the friend Of Hamilton.
II Deeim xill anfwer ,hefe qusiticrs expli-
City, feeble and weak as we confder him as a
writer, We ha!l notice him again. If he evsdes
,befr queaions by that coo,emp,ble fpecies Of
fub'eiiugc TO which the guilty and their mioions
alsays reiort--he may 90 on in toll poGeiiicn Of
hi, g'ound-the wiling apologize of crime, and
criminals. .4Hrs,s.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

For the purchalc and erpenfe of tranfpor-
tss'on OF timber, and other materials, including
ordinance for tho fcvenly. -four gun fhips, one
hondred aud ninety lhouland FIVE hundred and
fcven.y FIVE doIlaEs;
For the Improvement of navy yards, docks.
and wharses, fifty thoufend dollars
For contingencies. ten thooiaod dollar:
For the pay and fubA6snce. including pro-
vifions, for thcfc on fho.e, and forage for the
fsff of the marine corps, fegenty- one shoufand
f.yrn hundred ard ffiy-four dolars. and forty
Gents:
For c!oihing for thc fame, 6freea thoufand
FIVE hundred and nineteen dollars
For military lorcs for the fame, one thou
fand two hu ,drcd and twcnty-four dollars, and
fxty cents:
For the quarter matters department, com
prifng quarters for the oiIiccrs, and barracks
for the men at different azt.ns. fuel, fa,ionary,
camp utcnGl,, &c. icvcn thoufand and hxty-one
dollars
FOR medicine, medical frrvices, and hofpit-
al fipres, one thoufand dollars
FOR officers travelling cxpcnces, armoufers
and csrpeoters bills, and other contingent expen-
frs, two thoufsnd FIVE hundred and Fifty dol
lats
Src. Z. Asdbe il 1xrfber enaded. That
70 much of the fad fcyeral iums Of money, herr
IN before specifically appropriated, and amount
ing together TO the iun of nine hundfcd thou
fand dollars, as fhail NOT have been expended by
virtue Of any former appropriation, fball be paid,
fra, out Of any balance remaining onexpended
ot former appropriations for tbe foppou Of the
navy and fecondiy. out Of any monies in the
,rafury Of the United States. NOT orher~iis ap-
piopriated by law.
NATHANIEL MACON.
Spealr, Of 6s Hos/t Of R,p,ejentotus,.
ABRAHAM BALDWIN,
P,,6denfsf fbs Senate pro hempsre.
ArPsovED, May !. ISos.
TIL JEFFERSON,
Prsh.teut Of fbe CnhTd Sfaf,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

NE fubicr,bcr informs the public that he
i carries on the Brais Foundery bpGnefs in
all its various branche,, at his flnop in Spring
arest, nearly oppoi'e Mr.. Jabr Baryssr's.---
he aJS Makes and Repais
Houfc and Gun Locks. Thofe who may favcr
him with their cuRom, may depeOd on puntlu-
ali,y; and every favor will be acknow ledged
by the pablics humble iervant,
WILLIAM TRlCKETT,
Newport, June IS, Soi. 9otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
Fson rHs AURoRA.

THE Boion Cenrioei and New Erglsnd
Palladium, have atenraed to diiturb the peace
Of the Union, and to reprobate the Contribution,
on the fubjett Of tho Bisek Ps5~iafiss. Arc ~e
20 con6der the prctent iufurree,iops is the
Southern fiates ss forming link OF the chain of
New. Englsnd rule While the war ragged 10
Europe p,etcsu ~sve contsaatly found in French
vfineip.cs and jacobinitm, for the hres which
blazsd in 20 many parts Of the Union. F,eaeh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
7ohn 4. Shasy, e Co.


INFORM the public that they have taken
i mop next door bot one North OF the Coffee
Houie, where they carry on the Watch-Making
buineh in all lis branches and have for iale,
warranted aud common Englifh and Genevs
warchcs. gold Necklaces. Glyer tea and table
Spoons. Sugar Tongs. &c.-Looking Glaiies,
Tea. Trays. Waters, Dreaing Cafes, Plated and
Woodea Gators, Sufpenders, Knives and Forks.
Globe Andirons. Shovel and roogs. bra's and
i,ppaoed Lamps. Csrdeaiek'. dart and COM
mon Waking Sticks, Scorch. Rappee & Maka-
baa Snuff. s"och, Writing Paper, Dutch Qgills,
Britannia Coffee Pots. &c. &c. Together with
an aTorncnt Of Jewellery and Pehumery.
Ca@ givtn fSr old CoH and Siivsr.
- Paneiual attendance ill be giyer. and
the fmsllra favois gratefully acknowledge.
NeqVbort, Feb. Ia. 7z'f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

A MODEL of that ancient and oriental
( A Chy, as il food when our Saviour died
upon Esuh, or, as Joiephus has dcfcribed it,
while il food in its primitive State. The prin-
cipsl tranfaefions of our Saviour. from the time
of his being taken, until his Crucifxion. The
glorious Temple of Solomon, with all its won-
derful Out Works, the fame of which, together
with the amazing wealth and grandeur of King
Solomon. drew Sheha, Queen of the South, to
viit him at his Court. to behold ito amazing
wonders and. on fight of them, coni.lfcd,
that fame fell ihot of what fac beheld, as il far
exceeded her expectations. famous Model,
being 70 well known in the United States, az
~ell sin the Welt Indies, and being the pro.
dueaion Of an American Ar,ift, is allowed by all
Who have honored il with their company, TO
be Matter. Piece of Workmanfhip, 70 that q
further commentis deemed unneceAary.
The whole of this Work is comprehended
in I6 Feet by 9; and may be feen At the Houie
of Mr.. NICHOLAS GARRISON. in Clarke
areet, at the irnall Price Of Twenty Eve Gents
for grown Perfons (Half. price for Chidren)
from ten o'clock in the morning, till ten in the
evening.
Newport. June II, 1907. oitf
Sy 7be so6oL Of sbe a5svs l.jtripfisn, IL
nqf elegantly carvsd i- rccod.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

y AN away from the fobfcriber ON the 4 %
IN ult. an mdented Negro wenrh. named
SUKE. about IS yesn Of age. All perfons
arc forbid truftins, harboring or employing her
on penalty Of the Law.
PARiGREEN WHITE.
qivn,em. Jsss -. 1904. oI
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
Life of General Bonabarte.

Jys received ssS fer .)ait at s5e Bosk, ,Hsu sf
w. r. WILDER.
THE Life of ofBONAPA2TE. Firf Conful
i Of France, from his Birth to the Peace Of
LuncviIle--~ith an ElesaOt Hcad.-Prise only
One Dollar.
ksevp'rf. Jrsr 4. sSd
or For Sale As above, LroHoRN HArs,
covered with black elk, and green unden-By
the doz. or Jingle.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

SAIL Making.
HE fubfcriben having entered into partner
4 ihip, under the hrm of
SPooner and Durham,
hereby inform the Pubic, that they carry on the
Sail Milking buGnefs, in its various branches,
at ,heir Sail Loft. on the whsrf of ibe lare Gen.
John Malbone, at the South part OF the town.
Thoie who may iavor them with their cuGom,
may depend on puntsuality and aifra,ch. All
tavors will be gratefully ackoo~ledged. by
WING SPOONER, ad.
CHARLES G. DUNHAM.
Newport. April g. 1901. 7otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

HE Court ct Probate for the town of New
4 port, having appointed the fubfcribers
commiiiioners, 10 examine the claims OF the cred-
itors to the eaate Of WALTER EAsroN, lste Of
fa'd Newport, deceaied, reprefented infovent
and twelve months being allowed for that PR
pole Notice is hereby given to all perfons
having demands sgsinf fad crate, to bring them
in to either OF os, within fid time, or othcwifc
they viii be precnded according to law.
EDMOND TOWNSEND, I Cemnjf-
THOMAS PECKHAM. + asntn.
or All perfons indebted TO fsid eAate, are
requeted to make immediate payment to
MERIgETH EASTON,1
DAVID BUFFOM, Exseafo,s.
JOHN SLOCUM,
Newport. 4th Mo. 5, 1904. s,f.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

Nohee is berety Given
ITO all P:rfons who have demand, on the
L Eaate Of Shenm HaH, Eiq. late Of fNo,ih-
Kiagfon. deceafed, TO prefent mem for fe,tle-
ment; and thoie indebted thereto, are called or
TO adult the fame. and make payment TO the
iubicrbeu, within the time limited by law or
othcrwife they viii be p'ecluded.
ALMY HALL, ExeeIt,ix.
JOHN HALL. Exefsto,.
North. Kiugfon, June zs. 1907. OIL
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01
TIE
PUBLIC PRINTER.

y TT
SYM tins ago, we ftated that Jones had
got WE'VE iiundred and nifty dollars for PRINT
ing panpalei FOR che aiiembly. We proved
[ = "a. the whole expence OF print, paper, and
I1titehiag couia cot come to more than thru
R%i'aTf1 an. fepfnty f0e d0llar5. a fate
mel in detail. and to this eRe6t, was pub.
inhed N rho Recorder.
Jones has never contra5iGsed one word
OF inch plain itory. His filence amounts TO-
q contsiiion tliat II was correct. Our Ultimate
gent upon tae notion that the pamphles CON
tanned an 5N1area 0ia fou;- pages, Of this
We had been atfured. But copy OF the
piece has at length been 90. hold Of; and i
contains exactly jSVeny-t5oa pages. This
reduces the real cXpence TO within fT,alI
fraction of one third part lcls. # an hun
dred and four pages coz .hree hundred and
ieVenty i've dollars, j, follows that fcyentv-
twop pages ought nct to coli more dian tcyo
2Rnared end Atty. Jones himfelf has in his
Examiner, confefed that he received, for h.
printing, &c. twelve hundred and 6av dol
lars. he lhogld have received no more tbzn
TWO hundred and ixty. The public sreafurv
was wronged to the amount OF MINE nun.
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PRESIDENT.

Il IS painful for man of common nrodefly
to peak often 10 the public Of hrs own con
GER Ban iuppoic shac private perion Ihsll
DC attacket, IT once from twenty pfe!ies, hat
he has alike routed Jhc rage of faiti.lcts
friends I'D implacable enemies, and that the
taic Of e%ccTationihall conneGt MS name With
fhoi- g iome interefing characters. Put The,
c@ie, alic, that premiies lavc becn affirmed
and coneqpeirces inferred, which are an,
arciy ialte. Afaredlv, in a matter ur5eom-
mon aid i,arrafng like this, the impartial
PaFt of the world viii pardon rerfon for
tpeading few words CT hmfclf Sur before
proceeding to this point, IT feerns adyifea6lc
to tas,ea retrofpe6 Of fone recent and intercl
ing circumstances,
Ii IS known that one of the editors Of his
paper WAS condemned under the leditioi aict.
to pay fine OF two hundred dollars. 1t !,
aIio Known that, b. this, aad lorne other trials
OF the fame kiad, very general adherence
Was :Hc ted againa the authors Of the law
and tEac, for thcfe and other enornities, they
We isFyedly projected foI the ndjer 81
the treaury.
ltw@s to be expected that the fuccefor 70
the federal Prctident, to the father Of the r.
dition q, and the ltainp duty, would conl,der
the victims Of that Aatute, rs havinr been "a
cr'iced IT his caufe.* he would rccolieft that
they isa rot on,y promoted the re}oratioa Of
American Liberty, but ;hat they had ier,,re5
twenty i've tho1iand dollars PER auaun, fox
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01

5escfs ~ return TO the banks OF the
c-'Sl, eastoas BUTTERFLIES at the upper end of the
thlaii I, ai'o the fifteen thouiand dollars for
~ the dirt, it was thought neceha-
- 8-ssY Duane, Cheetfam, and Tones.
rs authorizations are not defigned as
sithei o4c1t, Or covert attack upon the
PGoblry, orlublic ipirit Of the executive coul,-
el' Wish eipe6t to Jones and his twelve hun
dFed and ssty dollars acconpt, the council,
were cog@etiy miEs4 We beg you not to
n!ane ther TOR any thing but miitake. I his
rs Ja'r ffy. As for the goyesnor, he has
nothing . fay in the matter. 1t is reported
mat, TOR : fake Of the independence and Dig
nifty Of Ills admirable council, thereis even a
pieaiure ken IN contradi6tinc MIR. Monroe.
out, 'aIf e over fuch whiipers, it IS certain
shasl'o'er al IS overpaid for his trouble by two
or fhFae htiadred per cent. We are alTured
that he % into that birth by q compygnlijs,
OF Ffhlc. We il1all, in due time, explain the
pafs eul%ss. When Coleman was choien
iuo-cssrsa every perfon in Richmond con-
ldereo tf@r ms fortune Tpag sfabitNed. Ii
was SHOWN that Blair, the forrnerclsr! to the
couE@ig had been turned out of Office, with
a" Efzt' apon bis hack. an ej?ate acquired
~ b7s 9fcef What plumber IS ali this In
Klch1nc q, every body knows wha, RE Emais
lgo''3 's152syn fabftri6frs 70 The ITafbeQer
SF47S do not kae1o. Their delegates, ger.
maps can tell them why they fufer flch a
waite ot money without proper examination.
jon. IS juff now printing rhe laws OF theI
latt leiIior of eongreis. AS loon as he gets
throngf taem, che Recorder will publifh an
accom- IF the preper price of paper, print,
and it,.4aing. When the aiIclbIy fits down,
OF perhaps much looner, we ihall i, able 10
tel VOC sgaat the executive council have pad
l s 60 9Eegss The former prics utrd 20 Del
w 49, .ssGe5sssa!2r fsr 81 s3ies's sts isx-
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Five offenders were tried under the e
d'tion at. IN the Rccorder Of Apra 3, Du-
ane has been erroneouAy fuperadded TO this
number He was Efficiently perfecutcd bur
IS far as we can recoliett> he was never tried
under tat law. It is only doing iu0ice to
the iedc al citizens Of Richmond 20 fay chat
all the ~atPetta. &c pars Of them were aihamcd
of mn rial, and tbeiy Judge They have
frce + s.omc icuiblc that this affair vas one
Of the rlpeipa cauGes Of she ezpgiG2n Of
fbeiy p Gjeat
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-01

nine .t59uaAND or 71seIvg 9CNDRgD
DOLL sssls 6kyoa2 &c proper prics.
Clslze!ls OF Virginia VIII ye {uffel tuch
tllngs i'hc primers ialary is two tboufaad
ieye'l hundred dollars year; andany printing
Office in Richmond will be very glad to per-
to1tr rha whole duties annexed to that falarv.
for n;ps 6und1s.7 do!iars.
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TIE StyBscefBFRs
&c rKx
r ENISEE1 CODE.

Now pobifhing by MeiIrs, Peasants and
Pace, are respectfully informed, that the
printing Part OF the work will be fnifhed by
Oeto5ee. - Several ProfeiEonal gentlemen
have already (snt o:iers TO have their copies
interviewed with blank paper, io9 the purpoics
OF annotation; the charge attending this ad-
dltion TO the book VIII be moderate, riAe
compared to rhe convcmency. Should any
other gentlemen with TO avail themielves Of
II, lire, pot paid, addrelTed 20 the fubicriber.
wha rohaye the binding Of the work, VIII
be thankfully received and pun6tuaIly attended
TO.
JOHN PUMFREY.
Richmond, Axg4f y, 1867.
n. B. A general aiIortmcat Of staff
ONARY and BLANK BOOKS, kept con-
family on hand.
- BOOK-BINDTNG, in all its vzri-
Gus branches, executed in the rnon approved
manner, and with the grcatelt diiPatch.
7. ?.
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NO syus5l psls, 70 Ear :,I,, g,,:is, e,

IN sS'ltt'e tt1't " staC al e NAV ss:,,1 o
got .se pals all,l yssl sss,sis!eaveus Is .ais
FOR frSes oman. expect fhs will endea-
your TO SET to F5fedeTlc 6 Richmond,
where he has been before, and attempted to
PATS as afree woman. Eier drefs was a black
petricoat, with a white jacket ook with
her fuadry other clothes, among which were
4 ftriped Virginia clogn petticoat; generally
wears FLYER ring wears neat pair Of lea
tber thoes. rather expect The win endeavour
TO get OH boardof fome vellel OF other. if po2i-
bic, as IKE made the attempe once before.
/ Therefore forwara al matters of veAeIs and
others from harbouring q the flid negro, or
tax Of her off.
/ will give Te;. Dollars reward 10 any per-
Ton who viii bring her 10 lne in Louifa Coun-
JAMES YOUNG.
Laajla, A4gaF. 17,b, 1902.
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TO BE SOLD

ny Yiitue OF deed Of trua, for caGl, on the
2oth day OF Octobcr next, on the premifes. a
tract OF Land, containing two hundred and
ninety even and an half acres, wherein Ro-
pert Dabney now rcEdes, dying inthc county
81 Lou'ia, on the North Anna Rivcr) or 70
Dabncv.
John Overflow
JANCELOT MINOR ETraaees.
SAMUEL pARNEY
4gzsE =, lSC2
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WINTED,

-FOUR or Five Journeymen Shoemaker
fhat are good tober workmen Their
Wages ihal be--Long Boots, l8C-Short
DO. Isj--ohoes q per pair; and other work
IN proportion.
D. LOGAN,
Who has on hand, large and general afort
mentofBOOIS ard SHOES for frle, on
Reasonable terms for Cath.
Rle1aoaS, .A4gsf z5a, 1892.
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THIRD Mo1ggs.
y ! HE CASE OF MOODY & PRICE
BANffSpITpTs

81 r. Cpsa'niifioncrs ,ppoiassa unite
n So1aniitiion OF Bankruptcy ay,atxicsg ,.,e
ihuen' ana now in prosecution aoainft NIoodS
aiio Fficss OF this City, late Merchants. viii
attend n at the Riiing Sun Tavern, on tie Atb
D hyy OF Septenlber next, at the Honr -
Nine 'Iiock in the Forenoon, az wb;cl, t;,ne
ana Piace the faid Bankrupts are hereby re-
quifed to turrender themielves for their l6n.,
examination; The Creditors who bava NOT
yer y, proved their Debts, may then attend. fsr
me PuFPoie Of proving the fame; and rbof,,
\,leeiSoIS who have proved their Debfs. under
me la5o Comniaion, will then attend TO af1err
of , 4incnt 10 the allowing of the Bankrupts
DAVID LAMBERT,
HENRY BANKS 4 Comrn,s
JOHN DIXON '" >
R'f6Ts'"a, @agsa 7fb, 1902.