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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10

de- 5nt..r - honor ,se Cupid creature, with
even 10 mach as an angry word.l BUT, though
Mr.. Wogiielcy may think the Examiner be-
Meath hssnetice, yet, as that paper has Tome
clrculatiCn, it NAV not be amlis To obierve,
that the charge OF venerable tory" confTtes
itfelf. Il any th,ng repfoachful was intended
by THAI word tory, the epithet venerable"
which embraces :,li that is sirtuous, CONT
pie,ely i-ts it aiide. The charge of" ihamc
tai trsisor" is libcllous. For a libel 70 ihamc-
ful and naan,teit, we thould not be iurpriied
to Zee the Examiner pro(ecuted. He rot
only teierves ploiecurion for this calumny,
but to another equally grois. He calls h}r,
W@rr'eley the encourager OF niurreStion."
i he property which thjs Respectable gentle
uiis; policies in ilaveS, to the amount of thou
lands and tens of thouiands OF dollars, gives
the lie direct to this fander which, we nudt
confsis, comes with very bad grace from
one, who iaburs under the unconfuted accu-
tatin ct living in luch habits Of intimacy and
S[1sit connection with certain Description of
fer'cns, as muif tend more than any ching
eiie whatever, not barely to encourage but 10
sfffE them 70 itiurrection,
" Whatever were Mr.. Wormelcy's opinions
I" government twenty-iix years ago, when he
WIS very young man, is now belide the quei-
ton have known him for many years, and
nave ofren converted with him upon thefc to-
pics But do not recolleGt. ever II, have
hcafa nm, whea Speaking on the a6RrGtt
Pfiafip~j OF government, cxpte(> hinlfelf in
favor OF an abioiutc inonatchy. If he cvc, did,
1t matt have been when contracted with the
greater evil ct " attolptf dcm9craty." He is
~h"hored with the tltle OF =" Lord # by this
WORD be meant evety thing d,at is nahle,,
generous, holpitabie ana honorable, the tisie
Is very properly betowed upon hju, and this,
nc, who conitrsi it, would himlelf acknowledge,
we're heto travel INTO the mel shbous hood of
that gentleman reGdence.
F ~ PHiLO WORMELEY.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10

CALCUTTA POLE.

WI. have 1t length obtained iatisfeaorv
evidcsce thar William Dltlf,e, editor of -,
dnrSFa, s'ga" IF ,df pab!ie aYiN, Sc. was
reat1Y and truly ,para'ed upon u pole through
the itfeets Of |al>utsa. Gne of our C,bfrT..
ners, who lives WITHIN lcis.ri,an FIVE miles of
Klchmond, was IN that part of rht world whtn
the affair happened. Pray i.if. Duane, was
ia mahogany pofei or what kind f
4 pole was II! We had prepared column
upon this a'eianci'oly diicovcry; but it f,ufe
DC deferred I'LL Our next. We underif., ID
Jnat the o'ga1 was pnhiickly wbipt, fen, to
England IN irons; aud that Sir Jt,hn Shore
had once an idea OF hanging hin.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10
1bs f0lfa1tTny articles gcere drasva nt FIR laa
sosek'S Recorder. Ib,y are nczy cr;ysrd
a PL R

| The fol1e1eray articles gcere irarva Ht FIR laa
'efrk's Reesrser. Ib,y are ne1v prinsrA,
ta4<s!y as they scsre originally aorote.1
ABOUT ten days ago, We had a letter fre1s
A1r. burnhasn, printer OF the New York
Evening Poh. He complained THAI not one
OF ouitubicribcrs IN that city had 90, finr,c
Recorder for fortnight The printer of
the }0rk Recorder has alto wrots, us fba,.
excepting hiniclf, not one of Our iul,icr;he,s
at York I'm PcnniyivAnia} has ever g,a q -ps-
per at al. although this gentleman obi ge as
with lift OF names At leatt fix weeks ar1L
hete arc very infamous things; bur it thcre
are thieves belonging To the pot Office de-
paftment' IL Is rom want OF power, and l,us
'Fp'n any want OF good will, thar we do not
transfer 'hen It, the workhoufe and the whip
p'ng Poit. The ratcal, who ftops your PAPER,
would, with equal plsaiurc. itcal your il,rt.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10

upon an equal fao';ng in this country with H.
{, bifes.
his fubjeet has afforded much ipec,,ls'n y
TO the curious and to the brncr oicnf. Firr.-
iy periuated ihas shere is an all ruling pro.
violence, which directs the deftirues OF lna,s-
Kind, and believing that when it iha be right
TO emancipate thebiacks in this osuntrv,it will
be afcertained hy general revolution that
iha!l take place among the counties 'nilions
OF Africa; mutt content myielf with dif-
charging the duties Of 4 humane matter TO-
wards thofe who ihah fall into my hands.
In a political point of view, there is rot
Jingle argument to favor general emancipa-
tion; but every thing TO oppudc it.
a PL ANTER
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10

: An African, Whohad become unfortunate,
surrendered hfniei! 10 his creditor, who, &C
crrding 40 the eitas'ifhed cufto1n OF the co,in
Try III tuch cafes, told him TO the Europeans.
Before the departure of the yeael for the WeR
Ifntcs, the Ton OF this man came to ham on
lalp6oaTd. - tier the teudercit ehuiions OF
sShloiiity on both aides, the ion retneEtfi,llv
approached the father for not having made uic
OF tne power the law gave him, of telling his
Children for paying his debts; and demanded
YltR great earnettno!s, 90 be allowed 20 take
ais place; but the father, rot JETS generous
than the ion, having re!uf.d to agree TO rms
exchange, the ton applied to the owner of the
HAYES, and had no difficulty in perfaadifis him.
thai young, robalt peffon was hc,eer able to
Bear the fatigue, than man already adsasccd
N years, This offer was accepted; the foa
was put ia chains, and the father, in foit- Of
hinle!f, not being able to prevch5' il, was let
at liberty Mr.ffert having been wtt.ssfS 70
the generous comet, was 10 affected By it.aS
to repreieut it to the governor, who, noyrJ
oY the itory, ieht for ;he owner OF The dawes.
paid OUT of his own pockcr the rnonry he b,j
gwen fol- the old man, and reltored the ION to
his father. ~
6 Tbofc VINO with to degrade human ma
snfes and Witty the works OF God, mutt often
meet with facts which contradict their d,tef
SAase hypothesis. God made n,an uar,gh,t
and thsfe are traces Of the original proncnfitv
OF she human mind 70 henchcance and kind
ncts'.in ali nations, and among every Doonle
WhoeVer attempts 70 inc,llcase an uo,s,Gfr
doctrine, is guilty OF trealon .eaiutt the
In1jeify of human nature"
~ he trit place, the Foregoing article is
copied from the e4imable work cnritlcd
Faveis of Munpo ParK; which carry with
them the internal evidence OF truth. l;he
EDITORS OF ghc Norfolk Herald would have loff
n" credit IN thewlng their acquaintance with
iu b a book.
BY the extract iuh quoted, by the entire
authority Of the book from which il is t,Ler
aud by ali the evidence from that countrv. !,
appears that ilavery is common to- the n,f;vrs
o. erica Mr. Park fys thar ho conj4ttures
tna' thTee fourths arc ilaves, There are many
S'hSs OF Raves, and many caufes " hich nro-
eucs AaSery. Il IS not uncommon for ner-
IONS TO iubmlttoa voluntary Havcry and yerv
frequent for parents to fell their children. The
mater has the power If life and death ovor
his 1aver- 49," ''ti
i here Is'not an Intelligent man, who r,ads
tGois accounts, who will nos admit rbat Ao,e
OF haSery Ia tsis country is ercE,rabl,. 70
tate OF havsry in Ahic5. Some fav rb,--;,
IS pstteF than African freedom Thief tr,,,bs
Preient melancholy picture, as TO the miJet;c,
o. africa Ihey pre(ent nothing 20 fbrv,
mar y is toe ~ or deiign ofProgidence tl,u
thoie who ar treit de,csnda3,. ,Lc,,Ii -. 10y.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10

FOR THE RRcoRpER.
Mr.. Recorder,

Mr.. Recorder, .-
Mr.. Wormeley is again attacked in the
Examiner in the iowet i}rain Of vulgar ard
i:nieleiSlcuri'iry His letter was ulanfyver-
abe, and thafafore; the editor Of that esner
Is Obliged to rcforr t" pertonality. Terms Of.
opProbriun and ridicue are Introduced 70 cx
po'e This gentleman to contempt. Rot III
know nun at Oh, he viii diiregatd them, as the
cHuhous Of impotent Ipaeyoicnce. Heknows
that " a total neglect IS the bef return the
generous can make 60 ihe low abuie of the
batr.h conceited ats had once tie an
EHfIcnce tobrag forth foHe infolent fpecchey
aganit the lion Ihe @uddsnncfs Of fh,s m
iI't at frif rHifed fofne emotions OF with IN
l'is bTeait, but turning ms head, and pcrceiy-
rig frovi whence il came, tliey diret1Jg GIb
bded, and he very f@5atcIy walked on wjttou,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10
The ,uEl3GDR.Oco.H.
RICHMOND.
q NOI'EAiBER les5. 1906,

:, WI II rcfpea TO the iittie ftaeGt with .sy
virginia y a,z@rte, We engaged in it with re-
inctAiice, and we clofe it With pleafure. Bnf
however We may eiteem Mr.. Davis pcs(on..
any, nc mnh know, once for all, that no per.
ionai attacks which may be made in that paper
or ID any other, againft the Recorder, or upos
inc writer OF this article, fhalI pais unuor;ced
II was totrcad upon Mr.. Davis's toes, vonH
ne !1ot DC app to kick my films, or brsak INV
head All Shat we IhslLdo is to give tif ~,
tat In one oFUar fs,e papers, our ientirne6ts
upon tbs POM ware communicated. Sjsor,
that time, we have feen no realon 20 alter them.
oo'ne weeks ago, the honorable lain Clor..
ton was ieryed Wjth warrant from, i,,f;S-
OF pcace he finn in queftion was ;1s IN
iars' as the price OF q tdze hammer, wbi-A
our TEersifhfofiVe had borrowed, and wbirL
nc could not be perfladed to return.
FEHT weeks paper will contain an ab,
hra't OF Tome lentcnces in Mr. JeRerGoo,s
e8'ST 20 N1[- Walker, concerning ais unfosa
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No. HI
ZOE INE RECoRnfR.

FOX IStE RECORDER.
HAVE by;charrc dif,eyersd the follow
ing article m the Norfolk Herald, which, as
ia IS II appears in thas paper, is pait as an
original articie, having never appeared before
inpTnt.-, tay obierYAtiunS are at the bottom.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-24
c 0 N G R E S S.
OF THE
U N IT ED S t A T E S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
May l, l 8oz.

May 1, 1902.
Debate On the motiau to recomwit the r.
part off6s eommittee Of lnvsfigation.'
mr.. Bayards /beeeb csntiuxed.1
Mr.. Bayard. I know not, that there
was complete a.isfaetion, as to the man.
ner of each disbursement, but. mean, that
it Efficiently appeared that the money had
beeen. expended On the public account.
Thus an unfettled accoun, probably lefs
in ammount than 1000 dollars, give the
appearance of a balance unaccounted for,
exceeding $4,000 dollars. There are
numerous inaances Of the fame kind
In the lift Of balances is the fun of II, 900
dollars, charged sgaina Capt. Vance, and
it's ttated in the annexed note, that it
appears that the whole fun has ibeen duly
applied againit Benjamin Williamfon
is charged fun, exceeding 100000,
though it is fated, that he has furniihed
accounts of the application Of the whole
fun. 1t is needless to cite other infances
Of a Gmilar kind ). thofe which have been
hewn, mutt convince the whole houfe, that
the report is not explicit, and is extremely
expofed to falle Interpretation. The OBJ
jetfion to this part Of the report, furniales
the ltrongef ground for recolnmitment.
It certainly cannot be the, de6gn, to raife
belief, that millions, of the public money
remains unaccounted for when the docu-
ments from which all our knowledge is
derived, hew buta very fmall fun remains
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-24

TWO cents for each horle drawing the fame,
and every mule or OK drawing any wag-
qon or cart, lflall be eainated in paying
the faid tolls as equal to a horle; Proud
ed alzuys, That return Wagons and carts
fhall be Iubjett 10 no toll whatever, unlefs
they lhall have load exceeding fiyehun-
dred weight, in which cafe they .fhaIl pay
the fame tolls as by this act efablihed;
and proyided.aIf that nothing in this act
.lhalI extend to thofe travelling up or down
the aage road leading from Colcaeiter to
Alexandria, nor to the roads falling into
the Eaid aage road below the ford of Great
Hunting creek; aud until the faid road
ihall be completed, the county courts Of
Loudoun and Fairfax ihall be, and they
are heleby empowered and required to APP
point oyerieers, and to aloe the male Ia
boring tithables re6ding within three miles
Of the road as at prelent eltablilhed, 70
work thereon, NOT exceeding fix days III
any one year.
Sec. s. A0d5eHt 4rt5tr suaRed, That
if the faid company ihall neglect to keep
the faid road in repair for the ipace OF FIVE
days, and information thereof ihallbe CIV
ento any juaiceofthe peace in theneighbor-
hood, he lhall iaue warrant to a conaable,
commanding him to funmon three freehol-
ders to meet ata certain time and at the
place complained Of, both TO be mention
ed in the warrant, previous reaionable no.
tice having been given to the perion en-
trufed with the repair thereof, and if on
enquiry by the iaid freehoLders, in prefence
of juaice of the peace, the iaid road lhall
be found to be out of order according TO
tie true meaning Of this aa, the tolls lhall
ceaie to be demanded at the nearelt gate,
until inch defective part of the faid road
hall be put in proper repair, and moreover
the perion entrufed by the laid company
with the repair thereof, lhall be fubjett to
fine of ten dollars, to be recovered by
warrant with COTS, before jultice Of the
peace, one moiety to the uie of the poor
Of the county, and the other to the p>rlon
protecting for the fame.
Sec. 9. Ind be it further e1aaed, That
if the faid company lhall not proceed TO
carry on the faid work, within enc year
after the frG day of March next, & lhall
not within feyen years thereafter, CON-
plete the faid road, according to the true
meaning Of this AT, IN either Of theie cafes.
the Legislature ofthis fate, may reiume all
the rights and privileges hereby granted
to the iaid company
see.Sfo. IND be it tartber. eaalzsd,
That the tolls herein allowed, fhall be fuo-
jet TO the consronl of the Legislature at
| the end ofleven years after the completion
of the faid road, or at any time thereafter;
provided, that they fhall NOT be 70 reduc-
ed as TO make them nett lefs than fifteen
per centum, on the whole flock of the lid
company many one year, to the lhare hoi-
ders thereir.
Sec. II. This act hall commence and
be in force from and after the hrf day Of
March next.
c 0 n G R E S S.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-09
ROBBERY.
One Hundred Dollars Reuard.

One Hundred Dollars Reuard.
The iublcribcrs' fore was lait night
broke open and the following Cath and
Goods taken thereirom, VIZ.
A5ou, 90 dollars in cath,
,rols- barred and ltriped coarfe fwanidown,
1 Piece OF (uperdne brown cloth,
do. do. dark bottle green,
do. OF dark Drown iuperhne,
do. dark mixed brown faPertlne,
do. OF blue hne cloth,
l ID. OF dark mixture fine cloth,
!, DO. lapet munios,
Ofiprigssd muA'os a number-alio dltni,
ties; camel hair lhswls; brown, red and
blue bandannoes yellow hasgs and
cinnamon fix ihawls number OF India
book mullins; womens' blue and white
worried and cotton bookings, mems
fancy cotton bookings; few pieces
of Marfeilles welt patterns and Elk nan
keen, together with variety OF other
articles not particularly recolIetted.
l he above reward Will be PAD &c any
perfon for discovering the Cain and Goods
and co0vitting the thief or thieves; or
Fifty Dollar, for all the Goods, or ii
proportion to- any part Of the Goods re-
covered.
Its hoped all well diipofed Perions will
intereh tEemi.lvcs in discovering anc
bringing to cond!gn punihment the per
petrators Of this daring attack upon the
property Of citizens.
is NJ. scHoLFIELD.
January 2. d
OT Such Printers as are difpofed to de-
tccs villainy are regaeeed to inlert the a.
bove.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-09

Valuable Property
(Eubir qunyter efa mile Of Al<xandraj
10 BE RENTED.
12 Acres of land, on the EAT
Gde of the George Tewn road, we'll en-:
clofed, with a poA and rail fence, and a
growing hedge all r,und, about 5 acres of
this lot is cultivated as Garden, and we'll
MANFRED, in which there are variety Of
excellent bearing fruit trees, grape vines,
raberry, gooieberry, and cu'rant buihes, a
variety otherhs and flowers and IS afpara-
gus beds, highly MANFRED aud produced a
bundantly, there are ALTO on this lot, two
dwelling houfes, cow-houfe, fable, corn
and fheep- houie.
% Acres Of land en- the Wet
fide of the faid road, encloied in like man
ner, about s acres oft is in timcthy. and
produces good crops Of hay, about E acres
has been in clover, and iince crop of rye
has been taken from il; at proper ieafon
it may be again laid down, in either clo-
yer or timothy about two acres is in
wood-;his 10, may be conveniently di-
vided into four good grafs lots.
No pericn orperions need apply to rent
The aforefaid property, but iuch as can
come, we'll recommended, for their honef-
,y, fobriety and knowledge in the garden
inc and farming buGneG. The two lots
will be lie. ieparate or together as may beft
Iuit, and good fecurity will be required,
Tor performance of the. covenants, in the
cafe or leafes. For terms apply to the
iabfriber. PHILIP r. FENDALL.
January 70. q
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Sale BY auato'1.
On WEDNESDAY next,

On WEDNESDAY next,
At Ten o'cIoek, zviH be f'il at tie I44-s's'
Roam,
Rum in hhds. and bis.
Sugar n 90.
Coffee in bags,
Soap and Candles in boxes
Railins in DO.
Starch in 90.
Tobacco in kegs, &c.--ALso,
A quantity Of Dry C004S'
Viz.
Kendall Cottons,
Kerieys,
Halfhicks, Plains,
Plaids, Coatin9s,
DuGils, tianneis,
lriin and Sheeting Linens,
German C4naburgs,
Calicoes, Durants,
Shawls, Handkerchiefs,
Ladies' Silk Gloves,
Sewing Silks, Threads, &c.
II. and I. MOORE,
Feb 8. Auetionee-s.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-09
Alexandria Z:d5ras Con- any.

THE members of the Alex.
andria Library Company will p,eaie to
take notice, that an election will be held
at the Council Chamber, on Monday fhe
l,:h lift. at !, O'Clock in the afternoon,
for a PreGdenr and e!eien Directors tor
the enfuing year.
JAMES KENNEDY, fen. sec'ry.
Feb. r.
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public sale.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
4! ten O'c!sck, zviA be 5M at tie 'enGaf
Stare,
3dand 4th proof Antigua ana
Jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy In bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
Tenerife Wine In cafks,
CoIdials in bis.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
Molales in hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Ear,hen Ware in crates,
Handsomely oiIor'ed,'
20 boxes Eiavanna Segars,
Cotton IN baies---oN q crsdit.
ALSO,
Il rar7ety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad anu narrow Cloths,
Elaanels ard Planes,
CARPETS ard Carpetlng.
Iriih and German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
Caiicoes and Ginghams,
\ variety of M4ilin and Muffin Hand
Eerchiets and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
A number of other articles.
P. G.. MARSTELLER,
Feb. s. Vendue- Matter.
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l3ubl.f 6ale.
On The I1tb of February rcxs
WILL BE SOL D,
On tie Prenilts,

A neat and convenient Store
and Dwelling. Houie, on Prinoe-Street,
near the corner of Royal Street. The
fard is equal TO any in the Town, frcn!s
on Prince Street IS teet4 inches, ard is
in depth IS feet, with the beret, of ar
alley iubje6 to rent of Twenty
Pounds. Terms, sc. will be made known
previous 10 the fale.
P. @. MARSTELLER, v. NJ.
lanHary az.
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Sale By A@tt'on.

n;M be cdItd 10 err falts on He1a:fae,
tb. Io'b infant,
Twenty crates of Liverpool
Ware, well aGor,ed, ard quantity OF
Sal, in lots of 400 hulhels, on credit Of
% days for spprsred negotiable notes.
III. and T. MOORE,
REQ. S. Autiionsers
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-09

s. Can glvcn AZ this oGce jor
'!f@a Rags.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-09
I4ANNEY q PATTON
HAVE FOR SALE,

tAANlN ~ * ~ oAN
HAVE FOR SALE,
90 Pieces of Ruiiia Duck,
so Ravens do.
E Chefs Of Souchong Tea,
Havana white & brown Sugars in boxes,
Wet India do. in hhds. ana barrels,
Coffee in bags and barrels,
Holland Gin in barrels, r
Sweet Oil in boxes Of II bottles each, :,
Cattle Soap in boxes,
Shoes in boxes aGorted,
Eaa-India Goods.
Ayo,
The Cargo of the Schooner Lucy, captain
Snow, conGfing OF
43 Tons Platter of Paris,
60 Caiks Of Lime,
10 Barrels of Tanners Oil,
rs Reams Of Wrapping Paper,
40 Boxes of dipt Candies.
January T.. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-09

William HaTtlnOIno
Has for Sale at bis Mil, or in .4lexaaa,ia,
Platter of Paris by the
ton, or ready ground by the bulheI,
Indian Meal and Rye Meal, bol'ed or
unbolted,
Corn, or any ether grain, ground for
toltat the mill.
lit bis Stare tn t54vn,
Hay in bundles, Corn by
the bufhel,
Leaf and lump Sugar by the hoghead
or barrel,
FirR and fecond quality James r
Tobacco, in kegs,
A few very good Mill spindles,
Two good Scale Beams.
For Sale,.
One Share in the Poto-
nae Company,
A number of valuable Lots in town.
AJ6, FIR Sale or Rent,
A valuable Brick HOuic
on King areer, now in the tenure of Tho
mas Cr1e.
To Let,
Atwonory Frame Houfe
On poke Areet, witha large garden and
we'll of good water at the dosr.
1T mo. IS.
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Thomas Rowland,

Ra, tsr Jal<. al Biz 4irs,ga end cermaEsn fore,
tssi Of lbe nr<v Cbrreb iane. Ns.gps,f.
eHai gesd ferms es car be PR.
fIglcd IN ibg fafs,
CT. Crcix Rum. IN hcgtheads, barrels, or
~. Ic Gallons.
lamsica do. do. do.
Old Jamaica, 4th proof, do.
IirA quality Martinico MOLASSES, per hogt-
head, or barrel.
Hayann,. do. DO.
White. apd Brown Hasanla SUGARS Per
Box or barrel.
Georgia COTTON, Sea- lland, and Upland,
per Bale or leis. 4, ,.sr- l@.ss. ,.sls.,
Holland GIN, in Pipes or Barrels,
S.pcr6ne, fne, aud common FLOUR, pei. bbl.
RICE, per 1iercs or Hundred. ays y. se
keal Hyfon. young Hy[9n. Sopchcng, Congo.
and Bohea TEAS, OF a fupericr quality,
American. Geneva, and Cyder BRANDY.
Midlines. Cornell. Ship auH, * Snip BREAD,
ser barrel. 81 sA
Velvet CORKS, - B'ackhead in Kegs. 4
Negro. Head TOBACCO. per 90.
, Box HATS. y
Run barrels. Fiih barrels, empty hhi,. &C..
~, Casa, and the highea prise, given
for old Silver, Copper, Brsts, Pewter. & Lead.
Nh. Becfsax, apd Tried Tallow, receiv-
cd in payment for AM. articles.
THOMAS 'HOWLAND. As7.
Nezpno,s, March 20, Soz. II
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M IHEREAS the honorable Court Of Pro-

VXyHEREAS the honorable Court Of Pro-
Wv bate, Of the town Of Middle,own, hath
allowed Us, the fubfcribcrs, commiihonefs. TO
receive the claims Of the creditors to the ERate
of Ptisg Allts, late Of Middeso~n. dccssfed.
r-prcfcnted in(olvcpt, farthes' rimc Of fix
month, from this dare, fsr faid purpofe: There.
fore, the crdirors are hereby notified to bring
forward their claims within faid tine. to us, or
either of us, at our. REFLECTIVE dwellings osh-
efwif. they will be p-cc.udcd as the Iaw directs.
ELISHA ALIEN. I
JOHN ALLEN. 80
NJ. B. All thoie indebted 10 faid Eeate.
are requeRed to make immediate payment 20
ELIZABETH ALLEN, Almis'r.
THOMAS c. ALLEN, Admm'r.
lfixxlsfs.rs, Msrei IS, fsos. II
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27
NNI e. q Il

VXTHEREAS Ary Agair, OF Exeter. in the
Wv County Of " sh;ngton. wife OF Ssismsx
4fnair, did, on the I6sh day Of MaIch, iSoa.
lodge her petition in the Clerks Ofice of the
Sup,eme Judicial Court. for the County afose-
fad praying. for divers cauies therein fst forth.
tha. the Bond of marriage, between her and her
faid hufband, mieht b: diGnlyed. AMI decree
Of divorce promulgated :--Thisis theretore TO
give notice to the isid Solomon, ana 70 all other
pcrfons concerned, TO appcarG Gf he OF they think
iii) at the next term tof faid Coart to be holden
at South Kingaown, On the 4th Monday Of April
next, aod fhew caUie why the prayer Of iaid PC
ti,ion fhoud not be granted.
JAMES HELME, jun. Ckrk.
South Kinsaown, March 18th, 1902.