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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13


DEn era7td BY ibe Senate ard H,gie ef Re.
ID Y,strn.4Ass, sribs UsAea Sta4es If .3us,i-
ca, ix Ccrgrc6 egcnbisa, Thar the books aud
maps Putchaied by direction of the ACT of Con.
grefs, psGed the twenty fourth of April, one
thoufand eight hundred together with the books
or Libraries which have heretofore been kept
separately by each Hou!e, ihali be placed in the
Capitol, IN the room which was occupied by
the Houfe Of Representatives, during the lsft
isilion OF the dx,h Congrels.
Sec. 2. Aad be IL fanfber sna6eI, That
the Preiidens Of the Senate and Speaker of the
Hou!e Of Representatives, for the time being,
be, anc they hereby are empowered to eaabhih
fuch regulations and rettuetions in relation 20
the iaid library. as 10 them fhall iecm proper,
and from time TO time. to alter or amend the
fame Py0vidtd, That no regulation ihall be
made repuguant to any proyidon contained in
this act.
Sec. 3. And Be fzribsy fxal7rI, That
Librarian. 10 be appointcd by the Piefldent Of
the United States iolely, lhalI take charge OF
the faid library, who, previous TO his entering
cpon the duties Of his Office, fhall give bond,
payable to the United States, in luch fun,
and with fuch frcurity as the Prefident of the
SenaIe aud Speaker OF the Houfe of Repreienta-
nves, Tor the time being, may deem fufficient,
for the fate keeping of iuch books, maps and
furniture as may be confded to his cate. and
the faithful dilchsrge of his truit. according to
foch regulations as may be, from tine to time,
eaabliihed for The government of the laid libra
ry which lald bond ihall be depoGsed in she
oMce oi the Secretary Of the Senate.
Sec. 4. Ind be ii Ja,tbey era7ed. That
no map 3ali be permitted TO be taken OUT OF the
faid library by any perion nor any books, ex-
cePt by the PreGdent ard Vice Preident of the
United States, and Members of the Senate and
Hcufe of Repreientatiyes. for the time being.
Sec. s. .fui be ii fa,ike, eraaed, That
the keeper OF the laid library ihall receive for
his tervices fun nor exceeding Two dollars per
diem, for every day of necelary attendance I;
the amount OF whereof, together with the ne
ceiary expcnces inciden, to the faid library, af-
ter bsing alcertained by the PreGdent OF the
Senate and Speaker of the Houfe of Repreienta.
lives. for the time being, ihall be paid out Of
the fnnd annually appropriated for the conun-
gent expenfes Of both Houf-s of Congrefs.
Sec. 6. lind be ii Jarsber mated. That
the unexpeoded balance of the FUN of five ,hoo
land dollars. appropriated by the att OF Congreis
aforcisid, for the purchaic Of books and maps
for the uie of the two Houfes of Congrefs, to-
gether with fueh iums as may hereafter be APP
ProPtia,ed TO the fame purpofe. ihall be laid out
under the direction Of joint committee, to con-
hit OF three members OF the Senate, and three
rneribers Of the Houfe of Representatives.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Speaker st' ,bs Hanjt Of R.pr1,tmatrv,r.
A. BURR. Yiee- P,e)farxt Of rte
Omfe1 Slater. and Pysisent Of tbs Senate.
ARrkovID Jan. IS, 1904.
Til: JEFFERSON.
P,sidext sf IKE United Statss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
N E w p o r T.,
Saturday, February i3, 1902.

gjr The Public are RESPECTFULLY informed /,
tiat ia future, the LAWS of CONGRESS
will be OFFICIALLY promulgated through the
medium OF the RfPUBLIcAs.
81 We take this opportunity to folicit the
attention of our AdvertiGng friends, aGuring
them that our paper has nov circulation fat
hcisnt to claim il. fnce, at prefen,, they cannot
thereby incur the imputation Of diforganizsrs,
asd jacobins.
Ii 10 re9ueaed that Advertisement. for in-
ferion. be lodged previous TO "a o'clock on Fri
day. And. as the delivery Of the REpuBLicAN
has lately dcvolved upon hznds lris acquainted,
il any Of our town fubfcribcrs fhould not re-
eeive their papers, it is expected they will give
as notice OF it.
From Wa@iyfsr, Jan. zs.-The debate
about NOTHING which occupied the time of the
Houic the whole Of Friday laft was renewed this
day.
The in6pidiiy and folly which marked the
proceedings. has hardly been furpliIcd at the
moa common becr-houfe club.
The debate on Friday was commenced Wy
Mr.. Ruiledge, by bis motion 10 inarua the
committee Of Ways and Means TO confder the
expediency Of reducing the duties on brown TO-.
gar, coffee, and tea. This wss ALTO pzfIed over
BY the Republicans as mere aimiy egJit to pro.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

ME the iobfcrbers, being appointed by
w the Hon. Court OF Probate for the town
OF Tivertoo, Commilioners, to receive and ex-
anime the claims Of the creditors 10 the eas,e of
Jsffb .iniss~, Taylor. deceaied, rcprefented In
folvent and Six months from the 6'a of Febru-
ary ioa. being allowed :--Noiice is hereby
given, that we ~ill ATTEND for that purpofe, at
the h,uie OF Taylor Davenport. in laid Tiver-
ton, on the laa Saturdays Of March, May, and
July next, from one to FIVE o'clock. P. M.
BENZ. ROWLAND, | Commit
HOLDER ALMY, I Eomsy,.
!. All per!ons indebted to faid'eiiate, arc re-
quehed to make immediate payment to
REDFORD DENNIS, hdmxjQ,of,y.
1iveron, Feb. II, 1901. 1zt74
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

crafina'e: the republicans barely oblcrvci, that
reiolution laid on the table on the ,rh Deecm-
bsr by Gen. Smith embraced the objects, and ,l-
led upon the committee 10 confder that fubset;
| the rei1lution was read accordingly. aad proved
10 have LETT the fubjett TO the committee already.
On the s7th ult. the bin for iepcsling the
Judiciary Att WAS read third time in the Sem
ate and the bsnks filled op, hut on motion tor
re-commitment, Is voted 10 The affirmative lihe
remaining federal members having ar,ived)
aud in the negalve, and the Vrr>PrshlSnt
decided in the affirmative, on the ground Of gis-
ing time Tor delibeation, bot with declaration
that he ihould vote sgainA any attempt to defeat
the bill. On ballotting for committee il ap-
Peared from she want OF unaairnity among the
republicans) that three fedcraiias and two rcpub-
licans were ehoien, who will doubreis report
sgsina the bill.
The bill TO repeal the late Judiciary Law Is
not loIt in the Senate. Though The committee
report asaint it. aud the Senare be equally diyi-
del on the report. the Vice. .PfeGdent would de-
eide 10 favor Of the repeal. Mr.. Bradleys
arrival whole ladv's illnefs aud death had dc.
tanned him from Wilmington gives the rcpub-
licans a majority, notwi,htandiag the apoaafy
of Mr.. Calhoun.
Capt. Hall, lately arrived at New york
from Gibraltar. informs US. tha, Gy rrirolitan
veGels were bllcksdsd 10 that port, at the time
he left il by the United States trigate EiIsx.
The rnpoli'am had captured two Daniih vel
ies 10 the Straits.
| A Respectable woman, in ,hc town Of Portf-
mouth, ION this HANDY brought ia;o the world
laf Chria.n1 day. two Republican rwio Soos.
which were, lin compliment 20 two Of, the ficads
of Department. named JAMES MAprssN, and
ALBrRr GAILArIs. They are now in this
| town on = Witt.
| Our readers will doubtless perufc with plea
fure. in this days paper. the Speech of Geacrsl
| JACKSON, Of Georgia. IN the Senate Of the Unit
ted States, who has lately received 70 much jed
erHi abuic from the anti-republican paper.
"a" We acknowledge the receipt of Cur
TiUs. No. l." and while we eere, the ncceli,y
of dcferring II iii! our next. we cannot but cx-
rref. our highea appreciation Of its mcrus.---
Purely original. it unfolds ground Of novelty,
and exhibits correctness and pedpicuity OF ar
gument. IL !hall be attended 70 /; and any for
tbcr Communications .rom " Cur,ius." will be
received with psafure.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

MARRIED. by the Rev. Mr.. Edly,
Mr.. CsoRcs Swrrr, Of North -Kingitown, to
Mfs MANY WicRrMAs. eldeIt daughter OF
Mr. Pau. Wishtman, Of Mddlctown.
Al South Carolina. Mr.. X. CANNON, TO
the truly amiablc Miis SARAH VirsoE. daugh-
ter OF Deacon Samuel Vinion, Of this town.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
in Sesatr. Febn0y (.

e IN oesalr, rfbrn0y ).
Mr.. HiCHBoaN moved reiolution in the
following words =
"Ybn Committee be appoixf<d ID py,ba,e
an Address 10 fbs PRrsIpENT efibt UNITED
SrATts. ooxg,aiaLaing bin on bp scecDfon 10 ,bt
Chit MayUray Of tbe Union dseLayius oar zrs-
qxivoeaI afprobafi0n Of tbe nse fem ofrsp8biif0n
prixeple,, spbieb be bas egamed a, Ibe baf, Of fbh
admirJarafien +; and egHnixg bin ef Oar to,l,a.
Jnpp0rt in e6edaafing h6e greaf Objias If ma
h01al economy, qoHboa qOsitb, no people can Sng
retain their usraAy or freedam.
Which refolution he read in his place, and
thefame being fcconded. Mr.. Hichborn proceed.
ed to aHgn the reafons which had induced him to
introduce the motion. Whereupon long and
intereiting debate cnfued, which continued onlil
after the ulual hour of adjournment when the
further confederation o.. the queaion was adjourn
ed to the next day.
On Saturday the motion was returned, and
further debates were had thereon. which contin-
ued until til: hour oil adjournment.
The fpeakers for the motion were Meffs.
Hichborn, Skinner, Bidwell, Hull, Hill. ]. L..
Autin, & Bowdoin, e. agana il MeGfs. Tread
well. Titcomb, Thomlop, Hayward, and Brig.
ham. We have leidom witne1ed in deb-ra-
tive anembly, debate conducted with more
csndor. intelligence and manly reafooing than
was difplayed on this occafon by thofe in ia
vor OF the motion. Ii may fsfcly be left TO the
public fentiment to climate the comparative
nerit and talents between them and their oppo-
nen,s. which was there diicosered and we n, q
heartily congratulate the Republicans of MsGa-
chufctts upon that deciive weight Of ability,
learning and eloquence which they at this time
poAefs in the councils of the Commonwealth.
The queaion was taken by 1tas aud Nay,,
which we're as follows = Yeas A. Nays 10.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13

and therefore not entitled to the confidence of the
Executive, was repelled with fair,, and de-
gree OF indignation. II was remlrked that be-
lag citizen OF 'he United States az the time of
he adoption Of the conaitution, he thereby be-
came in common with us rremb.r of the focal
compact. and as fuch entitled by lolem contract
TO all IN, rights and i'm suni;ie. flowing there
from. His general charaeser was abundanrly de-
tended from the iusgcltions. which were throvn
our TO his Pr-udcc. and the peculiar propsiety of
mis- condusting an Office to which he mad devoted
the itadies ana labor OF his life were Rrongly en-
forcet.
The repairs of the B.rcean weie explained
upon principles, which have been often RaSed
aud which have appeared iatisfadofy. and high
y honorable 70 the character of administration.
The abolition of the internal taxes, upon the
conditions recommended by the Prc6deat, was
juitihed asa resiure Of policy and juaice; aud
as an actual aviug OF Dme thouiands of dollars
TO the United States. which accrued upon the
collection and the pcfquidies OF the numerous
officers by whom tits collected.
The repeal of thc late Judiciary fytem, as
recommended by the PreGdent, and paiied in the
Senate ot the United States, il was obfcrved,
could by no means be charged upon Mr.. letter
Ton. as an innovation upon the eilabliihed iyC-
tens of our government it WAS in tact the do
ing away an innovation, which had been lately
engraited upon our former iyaem, and which
appeared as yet TO have anfSered no valuable
purpoie, but that OF providing convenient ieats
Of retirement TO It's authors and their friends.
Upon theic and other grounds. the oppoiers
OF the motion were called upon TO anfssr, Why
they refuied to lend their pubic appreciation to
the principles of the addref. which they all af-
tetted TO approve; or to allure the Chief Magia-
rate, tnat while his conduct comported with the
ientiments which he avowed, he ihoud receive
our cordial fuppott.
In the ccorie Of debate, feveral obiervstion.
were made BY thoie in oppoti,ion TO the motion,
which indicated dehre to aveii liye7 vote on
the quettion--and which Vas finally effeeted, by
a motion Of Mr.. Fiiher. that the qucGioo unde,
confederation ihouldbc poaponed TO the next ief-
Gon of the Legi1aiure.
The queaion was then taken upon Mr.
Fiiher's motion By yeas and nays as follows -
YEAS, I41--NAYs, o..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
MAG,

Csnssrnigg ,5s Lib,a,y for ne re sfbs4B "a
ofCsroy.f. ~
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-22
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

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dci,Ecd to recolicGt, that the payments FOR this
paper fhould be regular and prompt. We faalI
not, at any future period Of our editorial
progrefs, he telling the public, in terms of de-
ploratiou, that or luoicribers are indebted &c
US N four, tx, OF ten thouiand dollars. We
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giving three years credit, with law-iuit az
enc end oft, 10 lone worthy republican, wso
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that be feels an apoplexy of furpr;fe, # the
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Mured, that we lhall pay theiftricteft attention
60 rho ftafs Of payments and Of defalcation ),
ard, as we are obliged to pay for every hing
IN advance, our fubfchibers NAV ref zGured,
THAT HOboay y&0ll6s in oar deb, eOe can nip IL.
NOTE;
we are fatisfed that this will very cl
dom be che cafe. We have not more than
one fublcriber in forty, but what pays in
advance, and afures US chat he win continue
SIDE 70.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-22

MANY gentlemen rchding in ftatcs nertii
Nv OF this have aidrsAed iettcrs,ta us, to sead
eaen the Recorder; and reauelted we would
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where they could iend their rubfcription mo-
ney. We take this opportunity of informing
the public, that Mr.. Lewis, paper-naker, at
PHILADELPHIA, Will receive any fubfcriptons
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Ter of the New Y DIRK Herald, at New York
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-22
GALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

THE furyiving partners OF MIR. GpoRaa
| = NIcoLaoH, Iateof t1e cisy al Richmord
Gee and the acting executors Of MS Jaff viii
! and teitaFnent, viii offer fof fale, at public
! auction, on "Wednesday, the 18th dav of next
| month, the following valuable property Of the
| iaee Rope Walk concern 1T Rockets.
Ali shat valuable pisce Of GROUND Of
nearly 10 acres, lying on James River, adioin.
i,i3 the city Of Richmond, commonly called
me Rope WALK Ienencnt. On this n;ece
OF ground are soe following buildings. a Pane
walk oil $50 latham in length, l15 fathorn %
"hIch IS covered il; Brick Lumber. 9,,f.
q tour tories, and nearly &c feet louarc:
Brick f1oufe (uied as lodging hcuie for
'Worknen) OF two forcs, So by 1o fee. .
large Hemp Houle OF TWO aories; two, irnaII
Dwelling ROUTES, ore Of Them "a by r8 f.st,
the other 20 by 10 teet; Stable and a T'arrir3e
houie. B@iides the improvements above,
mentioned, ehere IS or this tcnenent, YAH
able Wharf
All rhe IMPLEMENTS for CARVING on
one NoPe~uiaking Du:incts (of which an IN
'entory will be ihswn Oh rl1e dav ar (aIel gill
DC toid n'lth the tenement.
We ban ca acres Of WOOD LAND
IN aenilc2 county, aoout tx mics below ,Se
city Of Richmond VIZ
ltseh lSE>SsRO MEN SLAVES and
ore WoMAN. I,an OF the men aayes are
YA"abte iPuiners, having been FOR {rversI
years employed IN tisc p-GueE at the orr
W%ik four are iabourcra, AID one waeoorer.
3 Wagon and four MULES
For the rope-wa!G tenement, and for t,.. ,,.y..
hundred acres Of land, "a credit Of ore t,yo
END rhCee years Will be allowed the a7,rr}sC.re
bo11d and approved Feeprity will be reog;rcd-
70 bear interet from the day of fale. r. ~
PuneSual!y paid, aDd additional Cecuritv -,
qnjrcd N''' % 1e
For i,he dayes, and 70. che wasron .,a
I,i"'eS' t"eive months credit will be- slIo,0cJ
TIE Pnrc'iatcTs giving bond and aonro,e5 r.
curly, 70 bear intereit from the day Of fsio =
aot puJ16tsallypaid, The falc will coprec.,o.
PFeoieiy at II O'Clock, at the rope-wTE.
JoHN CRITGAM, Sgrl;,,;,,.
William ArcHlsor, I eartr.rsS
HomAs NIcoLsoN, Z Aeinecg,.
A&DREw NJcoLsox, / .,rt6rs
Decsm5s1 9th, t8oz.
=
ne s.tlng ExecutoGs Of Ccoroe Ey;c,If,.
dec %'ii on che DAY ard at enc 1jsc. -
mentioned, offer for, SALE, ,be f1uo1s;n.,
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
Al that TENEMENT in dc ciS, or
K'ennioEa rarely occupied by their ,eHa,or
ne buildings OF ms tenement, are IL.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-22

THE Subfcriber has lately re
moved 70 thcB.ick Houfe, oppolite toCrouch's
;,i..aEern, and near to Proitr and Moncure's
Verdu2 Store.
He propoles to praGtiGe the Law in the
hlgh Courr Of Chancery, and DiifriGt Courts,
and IN the County and City Courts, which
are held in this city.
henry BANKS
Kiebmond. ,fasaf a5, 1909 Il.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-22

Peer 'EinneY, c. s.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-22
so DOLLARS REWARD

uN away Fsom the Sub(crjaer in this oi,v in
Z Saay Ian, Negro ran. named
,BEfLOR.
= Black sonzfiexior, abous Twenty SIX. on S..en
f@aES ola aboue Five Feet ge.ea or ajsi,s. E,gg
merry belonged % tiie efIse Of Hooe 1R and sotss
mas ~oFksd at the bssekimirh's trlde. Was our.
cha!ed at puhlc Sale, laf Spring P0'-
Whoever frcures the i4d Negro, and lod,es him
Jail nthis CRY, hasli have thc ABOVE ,r5 by
applying 20 W'Ilian Fulci-r
o.Io5e' sib, 49, IS
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-22
LANDS FOR SAFE

| = De fold at Public Auction on ThurlaaA, fhe
"a 9oth o! December Rext, at Twelve O'clock
az the Eagle Tsvera in siss Ciey of Riehu,i5 ,n..
i7sioI Acres of Land in tae State OF Kecnctv
toT at. zoos ACRES in Msnovss County Bsv,1
Creek, shove Sulphur LicE
~ 2 Sag ditsa ditto Wsinut cresk,
---1- geo titio5 ditto, s5aya Sulpi,usIick 1 49,.
--- q 1o7 a-3 DO. do Middle Fork D.ase. T o@c7
---- 1889 DO. DC. saesgs H-aver Geek;
- Q 1000 Do 10 North fac Sig Earrsa;
-~--- 1850 sAeres in orsGn County Ear Gde
South Fork t.;stle Barren 1szfo
. 1859 % do South Gae Li,tlegarren
SEQ" Ae'es InLogsn G. On Big Barren
ITO 29o do. do. N. Gde cutpberiandRiye1 Sc.
-~---;s e6s2'3 do. do. Sosab Ode OF d.ra -'2z
'-i2 275 deo, ditto, noril, ade OF ditto,
---Ni3 yoc~ ds dc. Weitfa,k Ctacos Ctcct
E7e - do. %, 8 FsFt gdstlssarrrr
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-22
KENTUCKY LANDS

FOR SHE.
% pc feia a esbiic stet;en, on 5nurflay, the
- ,toyh u Dec.rher naxt, at - o.coek az the
f.4SSss fssesSi " 'ae city q Richmond.
$500 ACRES Of LAND,
- !, 'he ea'eof Kentucky, orioneag 10 the ei'srcs
rae !ate Aesfr3o Rpraid, dseczfrt-~y;r-
s4so acres, lying On Big Barren River,
'oso acres on Creca RiSer. on the meath o. the Biz
E4rreu;
$3.50 ztl esoa the iasad brauc.e. Of tae South Ear
,foFks Of skeggs geayer Creek.
s5.7 seeos, fned infour pa,esrs % Charles D,bnay,
OF Hanover County, the %. Oct. 1895, and pur>ha
led o. DIN BY the late Aa6rew RonaId--Che whole
recorded IN the court Of appeal, ire Gate Of Ken
tpcKy, shc Lad lung. K7q6, as By certificate o..
AhSfrss Todd, efq e!slk Of f5id court
: he germs q paymsnt viii be, one fourth of che
pne.'a{e money 20 b. paid in u1on.hs fron, rhe day
OF 'lss one fourth payable !. months, one fourth
IN ~ months, snd enc fourth psyablcl tyo years,
with bond and approved tecur,y 1.-The bends 10 bear
nteEcA from rhs d2Ie,
WILLIAM WISEFfAM,
Executor to tha Rate of AaACew Ronald
Achmond' Nov. Is iSaa. [iGy.J
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-22

VrRGINiA;
Ii TIE .i;sl. Coafs o. Chancery FOR che Rich
Tond Di&itts
Between
Henry banks Pig
Ard
Nathaniel A,nIerfon, Rober! Pollard.
George Win:soa anu Thomas Stew.
ardiou, roc.
ON the motion Of the pIaa,if, the couer. his
ieeond day Of o6tober IN the year of our lord one
thouand eight hundred and two, with the eopisn,
OF the defendant Nathaniel Andsri3o. by ecrpi4,
doth refer the accounts between the plzin,iF and
tea' Defendant 70 one OF is 1omminners. 70 be oy
him examined, ttatat, iestlcd. ana to The sov5t
reported With any matters fpecisly Rsfed rbosgbt
pertinent by hinieif, OF required by the oarf;.s
to ne 20 tated. and crdererh, w:sh the content Of
me parties. 'he caue to be fal!y beard at the pex,
e m Il that oieer, IN the mean time. fbsIl liar.
ard examine them, Or, upon examination Of he
papers iirs' decree can be made without the re.
port.
"A copy, ye0e,
D.
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ConmiMcner's OHcc,

Corlmiticnsr's OHicc,
Richmond, Cttober 20, 1909.
he Pa-ties concerned. are deGrcd 10 take no.
Eee, that nave appointed Monday che twentieth
DAY OF December next, for Carrying into efge4 rbe
within deefetai order, upon wish day, their at.
tendance IS fsquired a, my otice. with copies Of
the court papers and their accounts ready for sx
animation.
William Hav "a r.
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THE fubicrihcr having 70 arranged
his difaut bulineE, as 10 &c enabled to foerd
much the greater part Of his time in Richmond
and itsyicjni5y, viii be again prepared to render
ieryices IN the line OF his profeaion, 20 shofe who
Mgy favor him with their confidence. ~
John ADAMS.
Dstem6ey 2tb, 1907 f27y1
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Also
Lax Is 100 Aere' ~ Lts Waters sf Eagle c,ol No-.,
WsG Of che Ohio W 'N
Special warrant viii be given or fecor;no n,
Paymeng q the Pnrch1i2 money, by bond ,v.tS
approved iecunY. Payable one four,b - -
suontas from the day of ale one fourth N twe,vc
rno''shs. one fourth il eighteen months. ID one
'ouftS payable an two years, mieh irusrei! from
lhe date Of purchaie
JAMES Brown.
Ri:gsgans. Nev. Ssh, 1902 ~
Wiia,o WlehAm, Execute :, the
Easie 0r :. Ronald.
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MANY gentlemen, when fubfcribine to
this PaPcr, have cnquired for complete fets g
the Recorder. Ihcle are not 70 be had,
hut this little publication viii, in fone mea.
lure, iepPiy the want of them Befidcs the
ieyen letters 70 Jones, che laif Of which has
Fnng through every fate, and every fecond
newspaper IN che union, the collection con-
talns many other articles. Among thefe arc,
Sjsnrs Of Raro1 B@rr--lIQr. Sasauel l,sks-
msn, 40. I.--Defsaesg fim0fby P;rks,ius--
4 "fffe mare s5aat rspp6lfeasg srcsnery-- With
a variety Of frrsaH pieces.
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{ IN Sunday evening, .te i2sa inf. 4. f.ts,,-
~ =. T.. pssi2 gold WATCH CASE. R.st as5vid
nr oaessa ssr 'se peats top it. and appy 70 ri.
Dec. 1873 1909,
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William Hay, NJ. c.