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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

rhe sGeft;or. an, Hrrhx rh;ct. ~ she bnll-
nsis Of ST. Donis % the joias sxortions of this
couatry ard Bfits;a, vh.ch Mas bccn dctef1ed
through LiHon i,sir rsisiass IL Anerica. 90 *
site an iofssr-cion ia thar Ffsnch colonys and
thereby ieer- her trade, and iamediasely aftsr-
ward. made treaty with Toui6aint. declaring
hin independent Of France. vheA at the fame
time. Mr.. Adams had fsne Mr.. Murray on pa
siac nsgocia.ion to thai governmsat. IA q
proof OF this, the editor of the Aurorz, sss late
ly got in pofe6on Of ore Of Mr.. LiEnn's la
terceprcd lstten, which is. the follo~isg
" The Gtustion of public affair a. this
country continues the fame as at the date OF my
lak letter rzLfjfn BE- ibs, fbs GovKRrHEEr has
given a INV fubjsa Of rRovocArIos 70
France By ErcovRAsIxs fir s.is~siss rsifb
ssJ fbs negro diff TovDsAisT in meaiares
which appear ultimately 70 tend to sErARA-
rIoN yffbe lizard Of 5. Dani.gs frs~ fbe ms-
sbey eossf,y. Whether this affont viii bs pock-
sted by the Directory do not pretend to do
side; but caanst psrfaaas myielf that it Is
probable"
After which, the editer Of the Aurora adds !:
Are men who could act thus, dcfsrving
nf 40 punihmsnt l-is not encouragement held
out to future executives. by permitting zach
Hagrant violation of every thing ja& TO slcsPe .
--our opposents loudly tell Us, you fabrica,s.
what you FAY is NOT true, ssd what nay be the
soHisquencs If the people are not convinesd of
fueh truths as are oeceGary for their welfare
Self dsfence calls for rssrbution."
N. J. Crshssi
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
N E W P o R T,
Saturday, May IS. 1902.

or On Monday sd init. the Seventh Congrefs
6niihed thsir hra iefioa. During this fsIioa,
and ander the prsfent Republican Adminiara.
tion, the sxPspcss of the country have been leG.
easd ons MILLION HisEHvSpRsD AND
sIIrEsN rHovsAND sEvIE HUspRRp AND
NINE soLLARs.-Compar the above with
tho acts OFT late adminiRratisn, which in ore
yeay sne,eesd the annual expenditure FOUR
MILLIONS beyond the revsnue u
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

NOw Ehibitng at Mr.. REr NoLD's, will
IN be removed from Newport, on Toeiday
next. May is.-Thofe perfons who %, lirous
Of viewing an Exhibition which has bssn sonid-
cred by all Who have fecn il. as exhibiting the
ilnea traits Of initiative life ever exhibited 10 this
couatry, will recolled the period 6xedfor It's do
psrtsrs, and avail themielves Of the opportuni-
ty OF gratifying their ta&e for the foe srts.
Nerntoff. May la. i&ol.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

lag every perfon fapoorred by them iato dire.
pu,e and Of bringing iato repu,s every Perioa
and thing that they have oppoied OF reviled--
They praifed John Adams ill he was for
ced to Ay by night to Braintree.
And they abufed TNemas Jeaerfon till they
forced him ioto the executive chair.
The contraa might be continued through
feveral columns. dpsik.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
~ O / c e.

yXJHEREAS Js9ss Pvy. Of South
Wv KingRown. in the County OF Wafhing-
ton. did make and execute certain Mortgage
Deed to Smpbs~ Psi,es, late Of Newpor, il The
County Of Nswporr. Merchant, dcceakd--dat-
ed the sSth day Of February, A. ID. 1871. Of q
certain trstt Of land. ftuate in iaid South Kinsf-
town And whereas the fubfcriben, as Ad.
misiaratou 20 the iaid Snpken. being dehrous
to fell faid Mortgage. hereby give notice, thar
any pcrion inciinins 20 purchafe, may receive
fach information thereon ss may I've necefary.
BY applying to
NATH. B. MILLER, l Adnisi.
JOAN THURSTOH. ! B,aisrs.
Or JAMES HELME, Efq. South. kinsfown.
kssubWf, Esy IS, 1901. tt87
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
BOSTON. May Ii.

Late from London.
fbr tsilsasisg Hand Bill bS beer jsk r0ivsS
T TfSe %Y Sally, from Livsrfssl:--
LoHDos, March zo, isei-Downing. Street.
This morning, at 9 o'clock, the De6nitivs
Treaty of Peace was received from Amiens,
where il was fsned at 4 o'clock, in the after
noon Of the z7sh inf. by the sni,stsntiary of
his MajeRy and by the Pienipotsnliaries Of
Fraace, Spain. and the Batavian Republic.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

Arrived here on Tuefday lsif. via New
York, from the City Of waihing,su. CHkrsro-
rsHR kLLRRr. Efq. Senator in Congreis from
this State. accompanied by Dsetor Eusris.
Cel HIcHsoRNl. Gen. HUT, and family, Of
MaGachuietu, with leversl OF the EsAern Mem
bars
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

~ y I C T..
A BRAHAM l.. TISSOT notifies to the
"A public, that the isnudsd psrtne'hip bc-
tween Mr.. NICHOLAS GRITRoI, watch ma.
ker, Newport, and him, never took place, bes
was only AN agreement with him (; and that he
never had any concsra in Mr.. N. Geifioy's
bufnefs.
He avsils himfelf Of this opportunity to
inform his friends and the public in general.
that he has opened Store, No. ao7 Water-
Street. Nsw- York, where be has for ialsa great
aGortment Of the soa fsfhisnable
Gold, Siiver, g Pinebbsek Natebss.
on very moderate priess.
Clocks and Watches. Of every defcriptioa.
faithfully ssd neatly repaired.
ABRAHAM LOUIS TISSOT.
NsSvysyk, MAJ :, 1901. rf-o.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
Mey7, 1904.
l. u , L

u y y 4,
NUT OF The fubfcriber's pocket, the ssh
~ inf. on the Parade IN Newport, a large
5 Black Leather Pocket Book,
containing about One HssSrd Dsiisu in Bank
Bills, ose Of which vas BriAol bill Of 90 doll
Ian.--AIfo great number Of Writs, Exscu.
tions, Notes, &c. wk,ch can be OF 10 ufs 10 any
perion except phs owner. Any pcrfon who will
re,srn the money, &c. 20 the fubfefiber, or 10
the Printer Of the Rhode IAand Republican,.
hai receive 7qSssy DsIisu reward. and no
qaeQion aRed. SAMUEL CARTER.
N. Kingaown, May -, 1904 s,s7
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
l. u M b T. K.

THE fubfcriben, havisg entered into Coz
4 PartrerAip under the srn OF Sbei<ss Il
Rssgh1, would rsfpsttfplly inform the psbIic.
that they have tskea wickh,ms wharf, rcxs
fouthvsfA Of Gel. Shsrburne's, whsre they hsvs
for fsle on resfoaable terms. q complete saou.
NEST Of Eaaera aud other Lsmber--isch as
merchsntabie pine Boards & Plank, clsar Boards.
clear Joia-merchsstable pine DO. fquare Oak
Tinbsr. pios Do. iprace Do. Oak JoiA. Hem
lock Do. spruce Do. Birch and Beech 3-ipch
Plank for b,dfesds red Cedar, iocui and
whiss Cedar Potts, for sstden fences Cedar s.
Pius Chpbssrds good Kcpnsbsck add ether
Shingles and Laths, &c.-Lumbsr Of any di-
msn6on or kind can be procured from the EAT
srn country at mort NOTICE.
They alfs have for fls weA. .Ipdia Rsm By
the Hsghsad or Barrel New Rnglssd Do.
Sugars by the Hosbead Or Box MoIsGss BY
the Hogfbesd Cordags Of all fxes by tbs
c~r. or frallcf co,nfI'y EsiIs Of al 6zss
Pitch, Tss and Turpentips, &c.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENJAMIN RUGGLRs.
N"rf"f' A~ As isss' -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
10 De LEI.

snlimmrdi~e pspsJFsu sivss.
"A Convenient Dwelling HOMIE,
"A with a garden & fable, late the
property of Danid Vaughn, decsafed.
For terms, applyto
SAMUEL VAUGHN.
Mwp0rf, May 3, 1907. 8stf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

DIED. ]-At Trenton IN. j. the 18th
ult. RIcnARD How'll, Efq. late Governor
Of that Stale, 10 the 18Th year of his age.
In this town, on Saturday lsf, Mr.. Js-
srpH DuNnAn, il the SRA year Of his age. -
IL may be fsid, without exsegsra,ion, that he
has ever fuasined, from bis youth, an uOexcsp-
tcnabs character for aoneity, in,sgrity, and
sprehtnes.
On Toefdsy, Mn. MARY Wsswoop,
cosfor Of Mr.. Godfrey Wsnwood, in The 44th
year OF her sge.--A Lady Of difiinguifhed worth
,nd reputation--highly eass.sd by all who
knew her.
" Alas how tran6snt all our earthly Aorel
o.day we bIoom--to. morrow are no MORE"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

sesflfnen sf fte Rs.f IF R<tr.frfcfivH,
no~ trarfmi, ,h. papers dsfrsd 10 your
rsf,'r';.n OF tie fx,h ina. Thofs rsfpssins
sae Berceau will iuiieicasIy explain ,h;nisiFss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
" q-Js snu Of Felt,SiJm Deeii.;r,. I"

The sa;i-repub leans. poff,f. one happy
fseuliy--sbsy hsys hishsno fueeesded il bring
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

II wss fad pisske Of C,j'wsH when b,
moved to extend the enquiry concerning Piekey.
isg to other defauls.rs-.he may be faid TO hav.
iet the f,ep that caught the sX rat qrxyl
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26
So DE a9an.

NETWORK, APRIL II.
THIS morning arrived brig Fav9rifs. Capt
Brown, IL days from c. Francois-Capt. B.
informs that the blacks have been victorious in
ieveral late engagements with the French, ard
thar Gsn. Leclerc's If Aid du. Camp had been
killed, and the General, and I'd Aid badly
wounded. The negroes infeaed the country
for within mile of the Cape, and wee daily
capturing fmall detachments Of the whites, the
greatef part Of whom they infanty maff4cred
TheDutch fleet had arrived, and there were BE-
tween So and @ fail Of Americans lyiog IN polt,
the greateR part of which were waiting payment
for their cargoes.
By Capt. Brown Of the brig Favorite, who ar.
rived this morning, in IL days from Cape Fran
co.'s, in ballaA, we learn that the Batavian aeat,
conliRjng Of fix 74's and four f,igages With
troops on board arrived at the Cape previous 70
his fa,liog. He further adds, that in AZ engage.
ment between The French troops and Touidaint,
near the Cape, in which the French were victo-
rious, Gen. lie Clerc was ieverely wounded. and
kis abide camp killed. Many Of the heproes
had been taken Pfifoners, bur Touf4jnt was nill
in his itrong hold IN the mountain. Capt.. B.
left there 90 Gail Of American ye6eIs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26

the principle hat It operates as rearaint upon
the legislative diicretion; and if 70. there is the
ike ,etraint in both cafes, bseaufe the verys
fame verbs in the very fame fentence define
conjunaly the tenure Of the Offices Of the two
ciailes Of judges. No lophiary Can elude this
conclufion.
1t is therefore plain to denomination. that
the doctrine which afirms the right of Consrefs
to abolifh tie Judges of the Inferior Courts is
sbiolUtely fatal 70 the Independence Of the 10.
dietary department. The obfervadon that 70
grols an abule OF power as would be implied il
the abolition of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court ought not TO be fupPofed, afford no
confoIation againf the extreme danger of the
doctrine. The terrible examples before US for
bid our placing the Leaf confidence n thaf-de
uive obfervaton. Experience, fad experience
warns US to dread every extremity Ito be pie.
pared for the WORT catafrophe that can hap
pen. LUCIUS CRASSUS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26
INTERES7TNG INFoPMArLoN.

Advices were ysaerday received from the
Havana, which announce that the Court of
Madrid have granted permilion for the expor-
tation Of fPecie, free Of duty, from the Spnih
dominions, for the Purchafe Of lhippmg. This
information we derive from an authority eat 10
off ial.
The foregoing intelligence. we prefume, is Of
comfortable magnitude TO the merchants OF The
United States As in sonfequence Of The peace
in Europe, We are in pofeeion OF a great fur
plulage Of fhipping, which hereby We lail be
enabled to dlpofe Of % advantage
PbdfIgL6tf7 Gazqts.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26
SOuALLY.

Ext~aq Of tfrr fem c-af in martinique 70 Bis
eorrgPorSeat in Ne7vyort dated 10th Msre5, 1904,
eevsi Via, S1g Hlrbogr.
wrote Won few days ago. via Alexandra, fnce
when theTreufrgate has arrived express frorEngand,
dressing the commanders IN chief be their guard.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26
390rtlan0,
M0NDAr, April 20, 1902.

A further detail Of votes for Governor in this State,
aud other articles, and advertisements are
unavoidably omitted
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26

A letter from Warrington lays that forty thouGand
dollars have been Appropriated by Congr.E, 70 Rs
pair the roads in Virginia
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26

From $50 towns the returns are, f9r srSoNs 4Sa63
GERRY 1881
From the FirR EaQern DiftrGs, we have not rcsurns
Tucient % determine what has been the relut u the
laa trial for a Federal Representative.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26

The Federal Circuit court viii be opened in this
town this week Judge smith, of Exeter, and Judge
Boar9ssaz, of Rhode Iiand. expected 10 attend
Judge LorUs, is prevented from attending owing to il
dilpoGtion
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26

Frva'e information BY tbs vt7e Avs thst ~ 49,
quenee of the traing conduct Of the Frencb Les,,,u
and thereuetanre dilcovered By tile Dutch Ana So.
iih AEnbafadors 20 cede Ceyon aud Trinidad NJ c..
Britain, Lord Cornwalls had given ID h;s 49,.
declaring that he would return to hi Court II tbev dI
rot decide IN a. hours We have tx raii of The IN
jut arrived to ltTengthen our petition to windwards
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26

Extya7 from F5r L7zv Of tB5 Commonwealth bgFJ
4. 2. 1895, for tbs parPois Of" Regulating Elsl5-
ions"
" BE It enatfed. sc. That the inhabitants cF
every corporate town. having a right 20 choOfe
Representative for the Leglatsre this Commorf
wealth, lhall be convened for that purpoe auuu-
ally, in The month Of Nav, ten days AZ leaf before
the laa Wednesday il the fame month, by The ST
AMI II fall be the duty Of iuch Seiettmen 70 iun'<
mon and notify fuch meeting il the manner there
legally efablig.ed for calling other town meetings
and the Sel-ttmen. prefent, ihaI preiiie ia inc7
meeting and lha regulate the fame and f5
openly recez,e, fart, end s5uHt, the 7yvifTsH v9f
qubisb BaH6 there givs4 IN BY tbe i75abi.aatJ pre-
Jcat qualified p gate for Rr2rrfgfatfrtlj aad ihtj
forthwith declare who j 81 the Perion or p t<
ions elected"
Y ana, when ttc ss.e tsaen of am iowa eatta-t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
Twenty Dollars Reward.

II AN AWAY from the Farm of the
IL Sublcriber, in Frederick County,
near Berry's Ferry, on Monday, the nth
inG. Gnall black fellow named MICH.
He IS about five feet five or fix inches high,
has very hort face; his front teeth ttand
uneven and point out; he has large ANGLES,
and a freh fear on the iniide OF enc OF his
legs jua above the ANGLE. He had on when
he went away, an old brown coat, "trip
ed ELK waiNcsat, pair of blue cloth pan
falcons, edged with red, low crowned
hat. with narrow rim. Whocverlodges
the above defcribed Slave in any jail, 70
thar | GET him again, lhall receive Ten
Dollars, or Twenty Dollars On delivering
him to me, in Frederick county.
THOMAS MASS1E.
Of. 20.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
publit 9aR.

On Friday the 5tb day # Noarmber nrxt
ala o'clock in the ctteruoaa sual6 he 6ld,
ntbe bremjies,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
Sale bp Sutton.
On SATURDAY..

3 10 s'eloek, zrM be /old at The VfndH'
Store, the corner ef Kiag and Chi0'
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiky in barrels,
Ample Brandy in barrels,
Gin in canSs,
Wine in pipes and quarter calks,
MoIaaes In hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap In boxes,
Coffee in catks and bags,
RaiGrs in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
A variety of DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, Ast7fonesr.
October 40.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
HSubI;f saIe.

The Sale of the two BRIcK-
HOUSES on King areet, two Warehouiss
sPpodteD Davey's, two two ftory Dwell
ling. Houfes near Major Reiley's. and ie-
'eral valuable Lots on Wellington, be-
tween King and Prince freets, are po9-
POned until Monday the 9Th of Novem-
yer, VIXEN they will roh,ively be fold.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLERs
oaober II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
THOMAS SIMMS.

Has ,eeeived BY the 6ugs Neptune and
A9iUe,
Freh Oranges, by the box,
DO. Lemons, do,
Soft fhelled Amends, by the frau,
Filberts by the frail,
Sweet Oil by the bottle.
lie has a50 for Sale,
Bef Derry Mutt ard, by the bottle,
Dipt and in ,uld Candles, by the box
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Olives, Anchovies and capers, by he bottle,
Enghlh Walnuts.
Belt Spaniih Segars,
Raiiins by the jar,
Cof.e, by the bag,
LikeqviEf, a gaautiy Of 6sF
NEW-ENGLAND CHEESE, general Al
TORMENT of GROCERIES, and a few hundred
Buhels of excellent POTATOES.
Nov, Z,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
TO BE SOLD,
on Wsduelaay, the 10Th day Of Ao0Fmsf'
uert. ON the Premjes,
Ofz 20.

On Wsdasi6ay, me 1912 49y U -'''0s"'s'
next, ON the PremJes,
Ninety Acres Of Land:
Belonging to the efate of Roger Welt,
deceafed, on credit until the 1T day OF
March, 1903, the purchaler giving bond,
with approved fecurity, which, when paid
Good and fuficient deeds ihall be made
This Land is about three miles from
Town, and begins at the road going to
Mount Vernon; and forms an oblong fquare
adjoining the lands Of William Hepburn
and the late Lord Fairfax, plat OF which
will be produced.
RICHARD CONWAY, Executor.
October 7.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
Iuf Received,

A parcel of China ORANGES,
~SA Lines, Cram6erries, Cocoa nuts, and a
lNce' ot excellent Smi,hfield Bacon, Firkin But
l. o. the firA quality, and New-York Piprins
A. Wills,
eaoSer IL.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04

nla on oaiulnay Tue 3Otl Vi o>top>l IAN:
two Negro Men,
George and Henry.
George is thirty years Of age, about
FIVE feet feven inches high, yellowilh COM
plexion, prominen, forehead, his eyes re-
markahly funk in his heal, flow fpoken,
and is coarfe Shoemaker. Had on and
took with him, brown broadcloth coat,
much worn, coarie green coating do.
pair Of trowlers of the fame, much worn,
feyeral oznaburgh fhirts, a felt hat, &c.
Henry, about FIVE feet tour inches high,
twenty two years of age, very dark com
p,exion, thick and well fct, inclineable to
be fat, large fear on his forehead occaf-
,nei by the horn of an OK, when young,
and | believe one on the 1ide of his noft,
fmiling countenance. Had on and took
with him blue broadcloth coat & tfow.
fers, and q variety of other cloatbing,
which cannot enumerate. 1t is believed
they have procured paAes and will attempt
TO pats as free men, and are loltering a
bout Alexandria. a reward of Ten Dol
lars eacllwill be paid if taken within ten
miles, if greater diitancc the above re-
ward, or fifteen dollars each will be paid
on the delivery, or for fecuring them in
any way 70 that l get them again, and all
Reasonable charges.
All matters of vefels are forwsrned
from harboring or taking them off at their
peril.
WILLIAM LEWIS.
Nov. 2. d3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
ADVER TISEMENT.

By uytue Of q Deed Of Tyf from
Owen Roberts to The Sn6/eriber, will be
exbs(ed to Sele, far ready money, on the
Premyfs, an Wedne(day the I7tb day
Of Nouembsr, if fair, if nat, then the
next fair day,
>NE half of thar LOT of GROUND in
~ the city of Warrington, lying in fquarc
NJ. 256, and defgnated in that fquare by the
No. 10; the n,oiety inteoded to be fold fronts
upon the OPEN ara on the Pennfyl ania Avenue,
and ,ins upon the lot No. II in that fquare, has
front Of "a feet inches and an half, and
g feet inches deep; upon it is erected a frame
Dwelling Houfe.
JAMES KEITH, Trafee.
OaoberIo dts
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
THE TWO STORY
FRAME HOUSE & LOT

Situate in the town of Alexandra on
the South fide of Prince Street, near Col.
Hooe's corner & adjoining Mrs. Swope's
dwelling houfe with the privilege of join
Ing the Partition Wall Of the latter, the
property of Daniel Spanglcr, deceafed. now
occupied by Mrs. Sludicorn-- The aand is
excellent for public buineis, the title in
dhputabIe, and the lot clear of ground rent
forever. Further particulars will be
made known previous TO the Sale.
P. @. MARSTELLER,
Yendue- Majfe,.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-04
publir Sale.

On Friday next qpil be f5ld, at The Y<n-
tie Store, Jor The dsnsft Of the eoa-
cersed,
Trunk Of Muffs & Tippets,
bales of Negro Cotton,
Ready made Clothes, &c.
A5Io, a qnnntiy ef
Mahogany Furniture,
CONSISTING OF
Deks, Bur eaus, Secretaries, Side
Boards, &c.
PC. MARSTELLER.
Nov. 2.
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.hN the. feveath day of July infant, .fxx
" RH~aSifS. Of Newport. in the county of
Ne~port. lodged petition 10 the Clsrk's Office
OF the Supreme Judicial Court, for the iaid
cooaty, Yrayisg thar, for the caufes therein
Aatcd, the bond OF marriage hetwess her, and
her hufband JeI~ R&xdslpb, might be daoIysd,
and decree OF divorce promulgated -
Notice, therefore IS hereby givea TO the
laid John Randolph. and TO all perions concern
ed, 10 appear a, the next sspreme Judicial
Court, to be holden at Newport, in and tor faid
coanty, on the fourth Monday 10 AnguGi next,
to lhsw canfs why the prayer Of faid petition
ought aot to be granted.
p. M. MUMFORD. Ck,k.
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Abyal SSifi,. Of Newport
Wv in the county Of Newport, wife Of Risk

1XTHEREAS AbyaH Sxffi,. Of Newport,
Wv io the county Of Newport, wife Of Rifk.
~,l Ssffis. Of faii Newport, did. on the eighth
day Of Jolly, oae thouisnd eight hundred and
two, lodge her petition in the Clerks ehce Of
che Supreme Jsdicial Coutt, for the faid coon-
~ OF NcSpori, praying for ,srioss caufcs there
is ha,ed, that the bonds OF marriage between
her. and her fsid hs6and. might be d'nolved,
and decree OF divorce promulgated -
This is, therefore, to give Notice TO the
faia Riebsrd Sst4 and 20 all others concerscd,
90 appess a the Hcxt Suprme Judicial Court,
20 bc holden At fad Newport. in and for fsid
county OF Newport, on the fourth Monday in
AugoR 1904, aud hew eaufc (if any they havel
Why the prayer Of fad petition ough, not to be
granted.
p. M. MUMFORD, Ck,i.
Nerrfsyi, JAY s, 1901. + %