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camuxr;cdief5 Or. Ja6a Spaagis1.
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Letter from lie Resercnt ~ JOAN mol
THEa MmlGsr Of thl M1.ava' Chasehy IN
= York to~n- -ier-
York. Jar. Z, 1907.
Dear Sir,

Dear Sir,
DoSo, !, ur:,:oa's I,osSnsies having been re-
ccmsnsnts,. 20 ne al very ae-faare ;nssos for
the era OF ehiiJizl, sE.iSed w.th worms, pro-
euSed box, 10, ,he u,e u any !4Dily,to ~ Sae-
racr By means % ia, n'siicnc tp's's b. eIia.
bed 20 gsin ) poiUt, winch 70 acsomp.ih, d'i,Sr.
ent other rnc1us'lsd proved sbo,,iYe My eideh
boy had vsFy ;ickly appearance was very rslteis
a, nsh:, grew io.nes iro,n tire 20 tinse IN iuorc
re ieerncd - be 10 a Rresarious Rats Of hsaith'
rYiie5 -Sosil pied Of he ~seisst sisT@SreG
until gave hlTu rvo ds.s. NJ LoE-nges sgreeaSlr
the dire ions, WHICH cSrr,sd Oh htlspee 60 all
appearance mermuous, bu, upon sOtc iniPection
quite reple.e with very lrnsitliv.ng animals. MOI
one OF tia; fort of wanna, which uiusl,Y atiid
children. came .rool him. .Siucs tina, period ne
grew remarksbly be,ter in health, aud Though
lean, has got ken add Lively complexion. -
Upon diRercnt oeeaIons have ued this meds4
cine Is pG:ging iubG,ae, andiound ito anfacT
exceedingly wei. without bringing on belly ache
or any OF ,hoCs dilagseesbl- lentatnns. 20 often
oeesGoned by pnreing medicines. Upon tbs
whole, Judge this medicine be beiides IT'S man
ohje9--one OF the moa f-lv,ary means Coz reito.
ring Ion appetite, ard promoting proper fa,e
of d;gsaion., BY carving Oft that hiliioas iao..
hanoe, which -ngcnders ioemoeh indnpoi;sion
both among ct;iiiIe1 aud adults.
Fam Iire
Your mcft ehe6ient fervsnt,
John Mother.
70 Sold ia !2itbmoad 81 S, Pieas1n,s jr
rqab J. Ggeaf 70, Rsehars Lee. s. Co.
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HAMILToN's
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

70 recomulaF jcd % so invaluable medicine for
ths fPesdy relief aud permanent cure % shs vsri-
Qua csmrleiau which reiult from diiiipated plea
fures--isyeHiis observation-disclosures IN eli
nates unlayorable 20 the e0oaitution--the imnos
dsrase NE Of tea = ifeqoeat intosiea,ion. or any
osher se.ruS tlgs iotsopsrsnes--- anfki.lal OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-22
VALU4BLE MEDICINES.

Tbe Public are respectfully INFORMED
that LEE So co. 2ndfbe Agenfs
EITHER appointment, qSiNinj future
keep a conItaat jahp!y Of the Ioiio40-
ing MRD!GTNiS, 4Obicb are in bigb
esteem end generaiu5e Throughout
the United STATES, msny gfftem be-
ing sold cheaper t50n f6e Drugs
efzvbicb sbeyars cOmooa,dea, e0uld
bsparcbasea at a retGH stare. "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-22

snec, 60 be sbioIa,eiy unparalleled in the ease 81
Nervous Dn5rders yioleot cramps IN the
Confarop;ions .norn =eh sno batk
I.owDeis OF Spirits fnG,gsiion
Lofs os Appetite 9Irlanehoiy
In,pprisy OF blood Gout in the STOMACH
by Clerical Affections Pains IN the LirI,5s
inward Wesi,reHes Relcxstiogs
Seminal WcahnoiIes Involuntarf Emiilious
fuoraibls (or vshites) obllinase C'eets
B5rrenusfs | Impotency, G'c. sc. E.
The principal operation OF This remedy is in rhc
nonach. reloringJ the digeiliye powers, and
Gpd,rg cEth from, tiis or yau new health and yispr
into every pars Of the ty;tsm il eprieh.s and pu-
rites the blood withoat inlanins, rs brace,
without nin,nlatng 700 violently the ner yous iyi'
ten; erergtbens che ie refp5y vsheis and the re-
neral habp brings hses tn= nsafcnsar Sbr<s 60
cheir natufsl aud heal,I,y tcns, and rsaore. that
nutrition sshieh.,aaJapdsras excavations have de-
-ftrcyed. and Whole lofs. had thrown the whole
lTsioe into langour spd debility.
!. The Reaorative j, sbiolugeiy sSove all resomr
mspdaticn in renovistg thcfs wealnsifes aud IN.
6r6.itfes with which many feepsl-s ATE aGl;aed
ihe ecnftqns6ees Of difficult, and painful labors,
CT nisdeious treatment ,heeein.
The mott eliminate feminal elects, and the mon
dihFeiling cafes ofauor .albu, in females, fall par
sieulary under the province Of this re ftora.ive-
fpeed.lY yield 10 its benign operation, and are IA.
ideally cured, BY eosrsesiog ana Poriiyug the
acrimonious humofs rcitoring proper degrce OF
sensoa to the rela-ec Gbres, and hreng,hcping
the weakened organs.
IN cafes OF extremity, .wbsEe the long preva.
'ienee and osfiinscy of disea(s hs, brouyst on .
general imp overilhnisut Of the Iyiteu, exceIliye
debility OF the Wholc frame, ana wsfling Of the
feih which nouriihmeat or cordial coy I'd repair
peffever snos 10 thc ofeof this1nediciae has per
foFnlsa toe moa aGoaiihing cures.
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CASES or CuREs

(Seleaed from. ,thopfsad,) the authenticity Of
whis5 any. Perion may alecitain either by letter
OF perlonal spplieation--nor being performed IN
Eufopt- nobody knows ,shere--hu, At home,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-22

a PETITION will be presented 10
~ the next General Assembly, TO pass
law, to oblige the Manchester Turnpike
Company TO carry their Turnpike Road
asstraight 10 Falling-Creek as possible, in
order that Che distance may. be cons dcra-
bly, shorter totravel.
Sept. !, 1902. ieo. 4wl]
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May be had ats. Fles,4pis... .6qoS- stier9.
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/ eneHlent

On Shockoe Hill, formerly occupied by
the said Edmund Grady Us Grocery,
which IN thesaid deed Of trust is mention
ed and described, 10 satisfy q debt therein
mentioned to be due to Ehonhs White.
,'ogethoF wi.h the costs a9d expenses Of
drawing and recording the said deed, and
the charges, commissions, Sc4.ottending
tbs sale. The sale viii take place pre-
cise'y at four O'Clock in tlse afternoon Of
that day.
.s..5p> ISAAC WHITE.
+. kehmsid, Sept. 2, 1902. ts,di
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Notice.

DY virtue Of a.deed Of trust executed
1B by Edmund Grady to the subscriber,
and bearing date the 18th day of Noyeiu.
Der, 1901, ] shall proceed to sell, on the
premises, At public auction, fog ready mo-
ncyj on Saturday the 2sth, inst. all that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-22
fran LUTHER MART1N,. ESQ.
AHorney Ge3yai IF fbe STATE q.
nF1ryL1nd -,
GeRTLBMEv,

GsETLBMEV,
comply with Jour EequsA il Asting my opini ;.
on Of I3Smilton's Rlxir--ii has been ufs,l IN ary
family Tor two G three years paft, with uniform
fusceis whenever eoljs cobghs,' or Gniisr eom-
plsin's have redercd msdiline nes:Eary--I nevr
myfelf found "a excellent AVID agreeable remeay
o- very painful aud groublefonnc affection OF tie
sTesa, accompanied with forenefs and obitrhcrsd
ADD dij5eals arsa:hinR.
OUthele accounts donos heGtate 70 recorimsnd
Hsmiion's Eiixir, as valuable n,edisine, aud dc
ferving public attention.
Luther, Martin.
Mr.. Abijah Henlg, Bridgc-ffeet, B,l;ipore,
was cured By one bottle q Hamilton Elixir, q
q very complicated diior6cS osrshoned BY fevere
cold caUght leyeTai modths apo --He br,athsd
wi,h the gsess,a diGiculfy, and wa often thrown
into weakening fwssts Uter he attempted 90 walk
any diaanee ard his voice would Frequently fsii
in lueh degree that Be could ouly attempt 10
whifper he bas bssn upwards o. tx weeks With
oct return Of his npiaints aDa dclifes TO give
hiS public islinony ia favor Of tbi, invaluable
mejieioe.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones scuth Howard .afcei,
was greatly relieved Of an athma;ic npaint oil:
geral years handing, BY the fffA bostlc oltIsufi
con Elixir 8bythe uie Of fsc bottles 1ic has az
soirsd 6eg1ss Of safs aud iteug,h to which "a,
had been a long Ggaag,r. She had tei.eo balhra
Of honey Church cough 9rops, add other aieJi
eines, wilhou. any benefit, and fonetimes to sh'
e,idsn; inirrY Of her breathing.
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Eulogies and Oratons on the Life and death
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Tavern, and.usar 10 ProssSr x Moncure',
Vendue Store,
lie proposes to practise, tho law In tbe
high,oouFt Of ChaDccry and Distliet eenrt
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thavc obiersed. been pns;eelssiy aited 70 the
public. To give every reader fair opportuni-
ty to judge Cor himielf. you are requeRed to tn
fcrs in your uf-sul paper, the following Rate
mcnt. furniihed by Mr.. Wagner. who was un-
der the former sdminiis ration. and Gill con.
rinues to be. principal Clerk in the Department
OF State -
'Mr. Gr<sns zras xsmisaseI DlfYjS JHdg<
f Rhode Hard Dyl,i7, and abe Ssnafe anesr-
rfS in fbs Honiras,ss. By clerical sryev, bsev-
svey, fbe commi1lor 10 bin era, nade sm Gs for
C'raif Jadge.--A rssxxss il for correction I,
bm ibe e1ee rsf bsizg fozs1eysd 10 be fllfd, MI
Barrei 4Vas JHt8ifsiei in Ib< e56s Of Dpri<7'
NJ. Bsuyse see>tf,i t5e eJBte sf Circuit
Judge, BY a kfer 70 tie Sse,ftayy s Sidsf. asaiel
7,dMn,eb ieG. Ikaszs sf 70 lsnsy (sxet3ii5s
nbsveI fvsm Mr. Bsn,nr. qvbisb expysDs6o im-
pheda 'yEgnafior of ibe e5fee Of Djyia .Jsdgs.
Mr. Gree~'5 nmmgFss wsR. JValid. kavA been
ss,ed aufreeaeHfLy 10 sbe 4fb sfMaeb ia8.'
From the foregoing fs'emenr. on the sc-
curacy OF which the public may rely, IL spPears,
tha, Judge Bourne continued Diantt Judge un-
I'll March z3; Tor bis previous appointment TO
another Office could not operate as removal
Of him from that Of Deriei Judge. The tenure
- ''." S"S> "S'"S uuiinS 6SoN ~
was not removable by any ad Of the Preident.
His Office was not vscaed until his acceptance
OF another, which was on the 13d of March.
Mr.. Gfcene's appointment was therefore void
for the law did not admit two Judges in the
fame Office at the fame time nor could Pref.
dent ADAMS anticipa.e and fill futuse vacan-
cy, which did not occur during his Proficiency.
liza Pfe6den, could thus go forward, and make
aprcfent appointment, TO take effect upon va
cancy TO happen three weeks after the termina-
sion Of his own Proficiency, he might thus pro.
Sidonaly fill all vacancies accruiog in the whole
fucceeding PreGdential term of four years, or
even during the pTefent generation the abfur-
dry ofwhich doctrine is too glaring TO be Teri.
ou6Y adopted by any man in his tenfes. The
Emple truth is, that there was no vacancy in the
ofhce of Diar6t Judge OF Rhode. Iland, until
March a3; when Mr.. JEFFERSON was at liber-
~ to fill it, by an appointment. to continue un-
all the next meeting Of the Senate, and then be
fubniIted 20 them for concurrence or non-con-
Currence.
Thofe Printers who have publihed the ami
nadverfion on PreGdent ErrERsoN's conduet,
IN relation TO Mr. Greene's commifion, are re-
queaed TO he 10 juR. as to publih the above fate
hiens Of facts. n Fynxih TyStb g Jsaies.
Boa. Chronicle.
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To make fbch feksraee could only tend
TO embarrafs the operations Of the committee OF
says and means. When the report of that CON-
mittee was made, il would be feaionable to offer
any piopo6tion, whole merits would then be du-
|ly weighed. Such proportions as the preient
only tended to retard bu6nefs. Ifits object was
20 defeat repeal of the internal taxes. il ought
20 be refaed az thofe taxes, from their oppfef-
Eve operation, ought TO be 6rt removed. They
Ought 10 be removed from their odious character !;
shey were enomouAy txpenhve in the collection
and they were grounded ou iyaem Of efpionage
hateful to free people; nnder them. iniead Of ev-
cry mans houie being his cattle, il vas thrown o.
pen TO any revenue officer aud their effect vas TO
fwell executive patronage, by creating holt OF
officers Who took their political tone from thofe
on whom they we're dependant. aud ditfafed their
fcntiments throughout the marion.
On the previous queaion being taken. as
follows: Z" Shall the nsin quetion be put IL
was carried 10 the nesatiSe-YeasI I,--Nays 49.
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CHEAP f! CHEAP I CHEAP I

l.
THOMAS GREEN. by re,ion Of age and
4 inhritity. propoGng TO retire from boG-
neb in fhou iime-and having on hand. q
handiome ahortment of
EngliIh and India Goods,
which he wihe, to felI foon. either by wholea
fale or retail And inaesd Of an Auction (as
oioal IN fuch cafesl is difpoied to deal them our
with his own hand.-Accordingly. fsid Goods
are now telling atas
Low RATES, or LowkR,
than might reafonably be expected at Venduc.
tree from Ihoie diior6en and impo6tions which
frequently take place at public Sale. Cuao-
mer' viii receive decent and orderly attention.
with utmot difpatch.
or Town and Country Trsden, may
probably find their accounts, BY calling at his.
Store. As7opsrf. Feb. s:
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MiE E. FIRTH

MILLIxsR IN Nsw. YoRx)
ElURNS thanks to the Ladies OF New.
II port and IL. slciaity, for their paa favors,
and bsgs leave TO inform them, that her partner
MV Mart NOODLE,
has arrived at Mr.. JANIS MuMroRbs. S;ea
OF The bse- H'es. Thames Street. where fhe ill
resiee tor lone month,. The Ladies may have
their Millinery and M,n,usmaking done 10 the
mot fsihionable manner, at the ihorteR notice.
and on resioaab'e tcrms.---Shc will be regularly
tnPPlied with neS patterns from England,
i. - Velvet and other Bonne,s. a gress va
fie,y, may be had as above.
kszDpsu, FEB. 6. tot1.
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Public Notice.

WHEREAS !fase Ces. of Tivertou, in
wv the county OF Newport. blackImi,h,
did. on the third day OF February, A. ID. 1904,
lodge his Petition in the Clerks Office of tho
Supreme Jodicial Court. for the county aforc.
taid, praying tor diveu cauies therein fct forth:
thar the bond Of narrisge, berween him and hii
'ife ERher Cafe, may be diirolved. and de-
cree OF divorce from the bond aiorefaid pro-
mulsaeed :--This 10 to give Nstice TO the laid
Either, and to all other perfon, concerned, to
appear at the next supreme Judicial Coutt, 10
be holden at Newport. within and for faid
county. on the hrft Monday of March next.
and ihew cauis. why the prayer o. hid pc,i,io.l
Mould not be granted. ~
Wansf, B. HAZARD. Ckrk.
Newport, Feb. s, isc1. lot,
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Congress of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TanKay IS.

,.Janxav iS.
Petitions from the haitefs At Wilmington
tD.) and New York, for an increaie of the duty
ON imported Hats, were prefented x committed.
Janxav 20.
The Houie took up the amendments TO the
bill fixing the military peace eaab.iihment.
Mr.. Bayard moved to frke out che Office ct
Brigadies- General. He faid there could not be
any occafon for iuch an officer as the men were
fcauered over the whole extent OF orr frontien,
and Atlantic coat, and placed in fnall divilions.
The queaion was taken by Yeas and Nays
fer ariking cut, 81 aesinft 1t, 81 for il.
The Bill propofcd to give thofe officers who
fhould be derangci three months pay when they
were difmaed from the fervice.
MIR. Grnwold moved TO frike out {" three
months" that greater compensation might he
given to tho'e who had grown grey in the fervice
'f their counsty. He thought more was Que to
them than VIA, the Bill propoied to allow.
The qaeRion for ariking out was taken by
Yeas and Nays. For il z6, sgainft il s6.
Gen. S. Smith made motion to faiic it TO
the fame as vas granted in 1896.
Dr.. Euan advoca,d il. bat il was not earri-
ed. ihs.s being a6 for it and IS agsina it.
-, JsnEay a.. 49,
The Bill for fixing he peace easblifhment
OF the Uni,ed States, was read a third time and
paaed. Yeas 77-Nays iz-This Bill reduces
the prcfent military eRabIiihnent to 1000 men
and coniits Of Brigadief General, Adjutant
and inferior, military agents, 2 furgeons, aS
furgcons rnates,-i regiment Of srtillesits, OF 20
o,mpauie, ;-z regiments Of iafantry, Of 10 COM
Psnies each. Il
JaSsay AZ.
A bill for the protection Of American CON-
rnefce anal feamen in the Mediterranean and ad-
joining ieas, sas read third time, and paficd
without divii:on.
This bill authorities the PreGdent to equip
The national ,efiels sgaina Tipolitan corfairs
Ito feize and capture Tripolitsn vefFels-snd
10 authorize their capture BY private American
seiIels. Or
The Houfc went into committee of the
whole os the bill for altering the aet to lay and
c)Ilea direct tar. As-
M Mnion q, ffrike out n f.tsion, which
tsk.s away the right Of redeeming. within two
reap, Iani fold for taxes.
Agreed to f}fike OUT iaid iefaion.
Mr.. RutIedge moved that she committee Of
ways and means be inRrueed to enquire into the
espedicney Of reducing the dates on brown fu-
gar, coffee, and bohes tea.
This m,,ion produced . debate which &C.
cspicd the remsinder OF the ftting. during
which the previous qoeft;on va moved.
Thote ~ho fupporred the referenec wese.
Mief,. Rutlsdse. Dana, Cifsold,- Bsyasd,
Goddard, Dennis. and 7. Morris.
Thofe uko oppoied il were. MeTu. $.
Smith, Clsibcrne, Smile. Southland, Giles, e.
ass. Nicholfon, and Divis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06
SEVENTH CONGRESS
OF THE
UNITED S L A L f S,
PUBLISHED BIZ AUTHORITY
AT rHR FIRST SESSION,

AT THR FIRST SESSION,
Begun and held at the City of Wilmington. 10
the Territory Of Colombia, on Monday. the
hundred and orc.
IN ACT for The abpsyfisrmssf ef Reb,ejSaia-
huvs among fbe )f7erai SfAts', according 10
fbe )tesnf enumeration.
DE IL exaeled BY RE Ssran and Hasje Of Re-
ID py./sniatiOs, q ibt Unaed States Of Amev-
ie0, ia CengrsG aDsm6kd. That from aud after
the third day OF March, one thoufand eight
hundred and three. the Houte Of Repreienta-
tives fhall he compoied of members elected
sgrecably TO ratio of one member for every
thirty three thoufsnd pedons in each Stare,
computed according TO the role prefcrbed by
the Conaitution, that is to lay Within the
State of New Bampfhire. five within The State
of MaGachufetu. ieventeen within the State OF
Vermont, four; within the State of Rhode-ll-
aid, two within the State Of Connecticut,
feven within the State of New Yoik, feven-
teen within the State of New Jeriey, fix |;
within the State of Pennfylvania, eighteen ;
within the State Of Delaware. one within the
State OF Maryland, piue within the Slase of
Virginia, twenty-five within the State ot
North Caroline, twelve within the State OF
South Carolina, eight within the State of
Geofgia, four within the State of Kentucky.
tx 4, and within the State Of Tennease, three
members.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Speskf, Of ,be ROsfs Of RcSresnf0fi1x'.
ABRAHAM BALDWIN,
P,sfSen ef fbs Seratt pro fsmfer.
ArrkovED Jan. ~. 1904.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
Pvyjfdsr, Of rbs Ush,d Sfafn.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06

ME the fubfcribep being by the Houofs-
w ble Court Of Probate Of the town Of
Newport, appointed commilEoners to receive.
examine and adjuG the claims of che creditors
to the caa,e of CHXnLss LAssELts, late cf
Newport, merchant, dcccafed, reprelcnt.d in.
folvent; do hereby give notice 70 all perrons
having claims sgsiaa faid cia,e, TO Drine them
in to either OF Us st our REFLECTIVE dwellings.
within hx months from the daic hereof, being
the tine allowed by faid Court.
WILLIAM GARDNER,
JOHN COGGEsHALL.
And all Perons indebted TO hid eaa,e are
hereby required to make nmedia,e payment to
SIMON DAVIS. A4mmyqraie,.
Nsrrporf, FsL. A., 1909. 10
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06
N Z w P 0 r I,
Saturday, February 6, 1902

On the qaeaion ia S:nztc. wheiber-it was
expedient to repeal the new Judiciary Ati, the
Yeas and Nays were as follow
YsAs.-MeGrs. Anderion, Baldwin, Brsck-
enridge, Brosn, Cooke, ElIery, Theo. FofteI.
Ffanklin, Jackfon. Logan, S. T. MAion, Mich.
ois, Stone, Sumter. Wrighi-Is.
NAYs.-MeHn. Cslhoon, Chipman, Day
ton, ID. FoRer. Hillhoufe. Howard, Morris, J.
Msfon, Olcott, Shesfe, Tracy, Wells, White,
--I3,
Two Repoblicans and two Fedefalias were
abfeut. viz. Armarong, Bradley, Ogden, Rofs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06

A few days face, the large and extsnGve
Mandatory for Fire-Arm belonging 10 Mr..
Eliihs Brown Of Fofer. was unfortunately con-
fumed by fire. A parcel Of uohpiihcd arms were
in ore Of the buildings. Mr.. Brown has here
tofore. by comr,tt, frrnilhed large Quantities Of
excellent arms for the United States.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06
DIED LIN thi. town. on Toefdsv ever

DIED l--In this town. on Toeidsy even.
ing Iaft. Mn. SARAH SYMnrs. aged a9.
Oo Thorlday. Mib ELIzABETH TIL
LfxeHAsr, dsoghter of the late Capt. Phillip
TillinghaA. Her funeral will proceed from the
hooie Of her brother Jofeph 1'iIlingKsa, TO- NOR.
row at the ufusl hour, at which her friends and
rclatiom are deGred to attend.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06

They amosntea TO forty iall, including NIP. Of
saI and traafports-the whole number of troops
To be fens to 81. Domingo was f,id to be
10000 men. Norfolk pap.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06

The election of Col. Hall. the FRA reput
licsn governor of Delaware, is confirmed by Oh
legiflaturs of that State.