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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-23
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

One Traetof about ,looacreS
cf land ,gishin ok miles Of Alexandria, on which
are good Grit Mill with two pair of tones
in good order; Diitiilery with three fills
and boiler, the houle his lately been enlarg-
ed and PUT in complete order; a dwelling
heufe with Two rooms on the 6rit and four on
che fecond floor; an excellent ice-houie, wafh-
h .uis and kitchen, all aimoft new and In good
order; large barn and Fable almoh new
feyefal OUT honies for the miller, 6iltler and
work people, corn houie, tmoke houie, fpring
houie, and FOWLS houles, and very good gar
den. There are about 2Soo fruit trees on the
Land, all OF che choicelt fruits America can at
ford, and, we will venture TO lay that there is
not better collection in Virginia; about hxty
acres Of the land arc in meadow, and about 100
acres III woods, and mott Of it shiSkly tim
hcrcd, particularly the bottom land, of which
there are about 400 acres, executive Of the mea.
dow.
One other tra6 Of land about
IA miles from Alexandra, and adj ming on the
iourh tide of Ravenfworth, CONTAINING about 40
acres. This land is well iiruated for farming
there is a framed dwelling houfe on it, with two
rooms on slls firit and two on che fecond floor,
One other Tract about five
miles from Alexandria. near the turnpike road
and the iani of Mr. Charles Lee, occupied by
Mr.. .Fendali, containing 60 acres and mott of 1t
in woods. The only Improvement on this land
is pretty good log houie.
Lots IN alexandria.
That Lot of Ground on which
the bake houfe add dwelling houfe itand, at pre-
isnt occupied by Mar. Andrew Jauaieion.
The Lot adjoining the bake
houia lot, on which the tobacco warehouses
itand.
A large Lot oppolite the to-
baeco warehouies, on which aretwo imall franz
ed dwelling honles and Z carriage h-ufe.
a Lot on the north wet cor
nor { Queen and St. Aiaph freets, cont aiming
90 odd feet Queen itreet and abo,,t 100 fete
en- ST. Afaph areet
A Lot on the ealt Gde of Wafh-
ingrou Greet, near Queen Greet, containing
OF Warrington ftreer O. feet, and i'll depth I7o
sdd feet, with the benefit of an alley of 10 feet
6 inches, running the whole diftance on che
fou,b idc aud ealt end Of the lor
Laadsia the Wsaern Country.
One Tract OF 1875 acres, one
of 1000 acres, aud one of 5000 acres in Ran
dolph, formerly Harrifon county, Virginia, equal
in quality to mott of the lands in that county.
Oneltra9 in KsEhawa, formerly Montgomery
counsy, on Mud river, containing about 5000
acres; this land is about lomilcs below the mouth
of Great KeuhSwa, and about miles from the
Ohio river, is aImoff al bottom land and equal
in quality TO any land In rhar county, and navi-
gable within two mics of the land.
One | ra6f of 400 acres on CO.
pitalico creek. which empties into the Great
Ksnhawa, iaid co be very valuable.
HEPEURN and DUNDAS.
May II. G3) aawotf
THE PAR / fVERSHIP OF
HEPBURN 6 DUNDAS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-23
lust PUBLISHED,
ByGOT1OM s. STEWART,
AND FOR SALE
AT their Book0ofe, and the Rookeote OF
]. v. Thomas,
(PRicg ONE poLLAk,l
LETTERS
FROM HIS ExcELLENcY
Gen. GEO. WASHINGTON,
no
Sir ARTHUR YOUNG,
Sir ]. SINCLAIR, Bart,
AGRICULTURE j
OTHER 1Nrza asS TOPICS.
OTHER INTERESTING TOPICS.

Few works have been publiih-
ed in America, that claim the agricultu
rift's attention more than this. Added
10 his own experiments, Opinions and cal.
culations, it contains thoie OF the mott
eminent farmers in the middle aates; col
Ietfed from them by himfclf. and trani
United TO the Britifii Board of Agriculture
of which he was an honorary member.
April zs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-23
For SALE, or KEN,
THE STORE I have occu

pied for lometime paf, Gtuated on Prince
areer, oppodte Col. Hooe's. There is on
Rand in town more eligible or better cal
culated for carrying on an exsenfye wet
or dry Good Buineis. The Cellar per-
fettly dry, with door at each end, will
hold one thoufand barrels Of Flour
Twenty We hundred barrels may be iiow-
ed upon the Premiies without any incon-
venie6ce to the occupant. For terms ap-
ply to
WILLIAM CXLEY.
December q. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-23
THE SUBSCRIBER

Has for Jals nj bis fare, appetite Dean and
Garduer's, Uniox .jfrset,
The following Articles:
RUM of different kinds, Holland Gin,
French Brandy, Whiaey and Wines,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Bea green Coffee, Chocolate,
f1yfon and Young Hy{on Teas,
Tammarins, freih Rice,
Mafcadel RaiGns by she box,
Frelh Figs, China Oranges,
Lemons ard Lines,
Rhode IAand Cheefe,
Mems Shoes ofen excellcnt quality,
Salmon in kegs,
Fine Rhode Hand Potatoes,
Cavendilh's Tobacco,
Belt Havannah Segars,
Shad and EIeryings by The bl.
Good firkip Butter,
Soap AID Candies, and a general adort-
ment GLASS and CROCKERY WARE.
inf received one hid.
FRESH LEMON JUICE,
which he offers for fale on very moderate
terms, by the gallon or fmaller quantity.
ABEL WILLIS.
May 70. 9
We want to purchaie,
Five thoufand bulhels of CORN, tor
which Calf, will be given, if delivered at
Cameron Mills.
RICKETTS,, NEWTON & Co.
WIo haze ,eseiv<d BY The @ip Uaatd
States,
Two trunks Cotton Hoilery
ard to be fold on low terms by the pack
age or dozen.
May IS. d
BROADCLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES and HOSIERY
FOR SALE.
A few packages of fuperilne
broadcloths, Cadimeres and Hofery, re-
ceived by the lhip United States, on terms
highly advantageous to the purchaiers.
Apply TO VIM. HODGSON.
May g.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02
THE TRIUA4yIRATE.

WE underitand thar, during the
iate daring attack upon the liberty
OF the prets in this City, George EIay
attempted 10 entangle tie honorable
Judge Roane 10 this diigracefnl bus
memorable Projett.
nc tory, as VIC have heard II rms
thus. ttay, M'Rae, and aBrokeato-
rough, all members of che executive
council went Hrlt TO Hanover town.
which is within TWO miles ofthe Iudge,.
Ieldencr. Hay remained there. His
IomPaffiots waited upon rhe Judge
hey made an application, in fIay's
n*'ne, Tor warrant againit Cailender,
Sl4T he might be bound TO keen rbc
peace. Mr. Roane, as might vel
have been forcieen, rejected and re-
lented the Propoial. RE fent Hay
very plain and laconic meilage to this
effect; & that, in future, be fhould cor
:. ilder Hay as neiriler lawyer, nor a Re-
publleani becauie, if he had beer /,
lawyer, nc never would have made
" an application 10 contraryto the fun
a"'nenlai principles of law; and. if
&c flafi Been a republican and If the
" law had even been 4s he pretrndsd
" nc would rather have given his aid 70
F" aooliih or alter it, than to promote the
aeifFuttlon OF the preG." If there is
any mlitake in repeating the words
ot the judge, we. 1all, upon evidence
correct II. But it is certain thar I3av
and ms aiiociates applied to the iudos
ano thai resulai was given; of coufI.
The aniwer muf have Been in words ~
me lame eGsa. This admits oF NO
DOUBT / he anfwcr is not only hono..
Fabie 10 judge Koane, and congen;a,
% his independent and enlio6ienrd
mlnd, but 1t forms 70 powerful an ar
Suinent IN our favour, tliat we have
nor been able to fupprcis il. M'Rae.
and our crolseyed executive counfrI.
Ior, mutt have conGdered rhe anlwer ss
addreiied to themielyes, juit as much
as 10 the ion OF The banklayt cots car
penter. Indeed, VIII, can be fh,.
mighty difference bcruecn them ;
brokenboroush had been elected =
member OF the late afembly. He NOV
&c that Nj PAGES memorial con
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02

wete fuch fhabby fet, tina, they could no, Ia,.
out ahoutthe 2oth of fun upon a good bar.
gam, which they were the other day able and
willing 70 lend 10 government upon intercG.
Its true. that Galiatin might have extrica-
ted hmieif from the dificulty, by afsing Pic
kering and Wolcott, how they used 10 msna,s
iuch things; but this would have been ne.
only an admifIion OF their .uperior saIents and
integrity, but ALTO OF his own itupidity ma
incapacity.
de readers~of this article, will recollest
at tome future cay, thar there .vas, at leaf.
one mar i'll 'lociety who was nos only diflatiC-
he'd with shs uninteligible and i,defeniibIe
traniactioII, but alto has made known his Zen.
tlmetts III file which CANNOT be nifunder-
food.
The public viii be able to Judge from his
explanation, whether the ,.trsnebment, con-
Corning which, che democratic members "a
Cougrcis have boaited and have written
WIKI iuch bfartfeit graf featisa, were iaiiici..
ene 10 juttity the repeal of taxes, at rho fine
and the manner IN which obey were repealed.
1t the tale OF the flock had been made under
'nperious circumstances, no liberal or candid
man would make an objection; If This BE- al
iedgcd,shen all that is boaited about the over
iew'ng treahry n.uff be fable if the fal..
has been made from Tome capricious or worie
motives, then lot US hear no more corcerninr
ths spIif, the G'c0ae.sieaf and girtuoay al.
miniifrafign.
/ here are things, at which, even credugity
VIII make paufe. Mr., GalIatin's report
CONCERNING the fale of the bank itock, and his
motives for making thar fale, appear TO be of
This clais
Ey\t>y, s,sroo-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16

which it Is utterly impofible to avoid, and sn-
wife TO notice or reient, ihould not be facri6c-
ed TO the common good Need more be faid TO
convince any one OF the abfolate necefiry of an
early and united attendance on the day when our
rulers arc to be might fay re- chofen Need
| remind you OF thoie times when liberty was
not chcrifhed by thofe who governed rs, when
the patriots reward was neglect and per(ecution.
when your public monies were THANKFULLY fquan-
dered, when the diGoiure, the abandoned, and
the we'll born" had we'll nigh fubverted your
government. g. trodden you into the dua. Think
Of thefe times fellow country men-let the integ-
rity and economy Of your rulers be an incen-
tive 10 perieverance 10 the caufe you have ef-
poufed-with that reppblcanifm in our hearts.
which produces unanimity 10 attion, we may fill
enjoy the liberty for which we have contended, :,
and the ble1ings which aow from good govern
ment. MOUNT HOPE"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
NEW SCHOOL-

NOAH BlSBEE, jun. RESPECTFULLY informs
l Y the citizens of this town, thar on Monday
the nth Infant, he will open a fchool in the
building next north of Mr.. Dauid WiIliazs'
dwelling -houie, Broad Street-Ihofe Who are
dhpoied TO put Scholars under his care, may
rely on ftntt and careful attention to their
morals and initTuetion. Terms Of Tuition -
For each Scholar. in Reading, Writing, and
Arthms,ic, 71p0 DslLa,i per quartet For
Geography and Engiiih Grammar. 7byee DoL-
lan For Latin and Greek languages, Far
DsHarS. Newport, Apiii 1909.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16

Poaeiling the information, you are competent
TO make that compsrif1n. and to decide w,h
certainty. without my sdiaancc. Nor am 10Th
TO leave it with you. The voice of an enliobt-
ened Peoole is The voice of xiidom-is i, m.
voice OF GOD. Their will is rhc will of r;ob-
teoufne(s aud truth.
One caution. however, it may no, be i'm.
proper to give; and il is hoped thar il NAV h.
received with a. much confidence a, il conta;o,
Grcerity. >'"'A'"'
Ii Republicans would gain the fbo,. for
winch they are embarked together, and enjoy
IN iaiety, and in relerve the fruits which ,5s;,
enterprise merits, lis indifpenfabIe thar thew
remain united. They cannot be ;nfeo6bl- Is
the aru that are prseticed by their oppooeo,. -
divide their interet, sad 10 break their ,,nL.
The enemy lfor they are indeed enen,;.s 70 co..
ry thing thar is fair, and honorablel a.. ,.s,
without any other hope. If they can a, n,
trite, and work diviions among a., IS ,hsrr
can create in Us refentments, and inAame ,bof.
Ieientments towards each other, why then in
deed we are beaten, but VIC are beaten nv onr.
felves. II, therefore, in the origin we were i'm
PEELED by principle. let US lay Aide local prfu.
dices, and Perionsl difgua, and hand in hand
Purue thoie principles. By this means mall N.
canie which we advocste-the common c,,G.
the cau(e ofms " ihine brighter. & br;ob,er
unto the perfect day."
SHADE OF RxdsHyNC;Tn ".
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
AN ACT
For the relief Of the fuiferers by FIRE, in Il
Town OF Poftfmouth.

For the relief of the fufferers by FIRE, in the
Town OF Portfmouth.
BE IL snae,I by ibe Senate and Hos/e Of
Reb,ssmiativ,, Of ,br Umtd State, Of Ameriea,
81 Csxg,yi eDsmbied, Tha, all perioas Who,
being indebted TO the United States. for dstirs
on merchandise, have given bond therefor. With
one or more {ureties. payable TO the collector
for the diaritt Of Portfmouth. and who have
JuffeIed lois OF property by the late conAsgra.
sion At that place, fhall be, and they hereby arc
allowed to take op. or have cancelled, all bonds
heretofore given for duties as aforefaid. upon
giving 10 the fsid collector new bonds, with
ore OF more fu.eiies, 90 the fstisfattion Of faid
collector, for the fams Of their former bonds
respectively, pay able in twelve months from
ard after the day Of payment fpeci6ed in the
bonds to he taken Up or cancelled a. sforefaid |;
and the faid collector is hereby authorized and
di,etaed, TO give up or cancel. all fuch bonds
nron the, receipt Of Others as deicrihed in this
as, which laR mentioned bonds fhall be pro-
ceded with. in all refpeds, like other bonds
which are ,,ken by collectors for duties due to
thc United States /: Provided however, that
nothing in this act contained ihall extesd 10
bonds which had FALLEN doc before the twenty
hx,h day of Deeemher lat.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Speaker Of ,br H0s,, sf Repyejtniaffves.
A. BURR. Pice-P,sE(s1 of ibt
United Sfsits and P,ejfdsn sffbs Ssssis.
APPROVED. Feb. 10th, 1903.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Pn6SSv' Of IL, Urh,S eso,ss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
DiD0iuti0n of Par7nerLbib.
GREEN & TILLINGHAST

UKEEN & IILLINGHAST,
HAVING this day by mutual content diC
4 L iolved their Par.nciihp, rcquea all per-
ions indebted to them by Note or Book Ac-
count, to make payment TO eithe, of the fub.
icribers. AS many OF their unleuled Account.
land all oflong Aanding, if not iet,led immedi-
atey) will he put into the hands of an Attorney.
TO be fued at May Term.
CALEB GREEN,
WILLIAM TILLINGHAST.
Newport. April 2. 1903. Isz
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
State Of Rb0dt. IQand q Precedence Piamano~s,

State Of Rbode LQand q Prevalence Plamat,o~s,
March T.. 1903.
THE Creditors OF DaxfI Barber, of Exc
4 ter, in the county OF Warrington, La
bourer, are hereby notified to appear, ii they
fhall think fl, at the Genetal AAembly TO
be holden at Newport on the frf Weeuefdsy Of
May next, then and there to fhew csuie, il any
they may have. why his petition for the benefit
of an Ae paGed in June A. D. 1856, entitled.
&" An Aet for the Relief OF infolyenI Debtors"
ought not to be granted.
SAMUEL EDDY, Sse'y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16

NOlICE is he'eby given g al! .erioas hav-
IN ing any demands sgainf the eGate OF
OhiUer Read. late of Newport, Mariner, de-
ceaied. to exhibi, them to ,be iubcribef for iet-
element anc an ithUft any wife iua>S-.A co laid
eaate, are hereby called upor to make imme-
diate payment to MARY READ, 6am,a'x.
Newport, April 9, 1903. i3z3m
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
To be SOLD. or LET.

And fVDion giUtn TIE 1otb inf.
THE Dwelling. Houic now occupied by Mr..
L Cross, pleaiant!y ftuated at the north
end Of 1hames-areet; with YA,d, Garden,
Stable, and good Well of Waser.-For for-
ther particulars enquire of
JOSEPH COZZENS.
NezDboyf, ApH Q, 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
HAY SCREWING.

THE fubicriber int.rms the public that he
i has taken The building of Mr. Jonathan
Simmors, lately occupied by JoaaibHn Mare.
deeeaied where the Hay. .Screwine bofnefs
will be carried on as ufusl. and en- reafcnable
terms. Any quantity, of Hay, ready fcrewed,
may be had on very lhnrt notice, and all favors
thankfully acknowledged. JOHN IRISH.
Neqpton, Sbrd 9. 1903. I3,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
State Of Rhode. Laand e P,svidcnee Plantation.
IL

HPH 7, ToO3.
THE crediton Of .Jsb SDSu of Newport, in
i the county of Newpou. laboufer, are
hereby notified to appear at the General Af.m-
bly, to be holden at Newport, on the frff We'd
neiday Of May next, then and there to ihew
caufe, it any they may have, why his petition
for the bene6t of an act psGed June A. d. 1856,
for the relief Of infoven, debtors, ought not to
be granted. B. HAZARD, Dep. Seey.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
TO BE LET,

.4sd pe6SDEon green bum,diaf,I,
A convenient Dwelling Houfe,
in central part Of the town, lately occupied BY
MIR Franei, Frirnd; having Shop in front,
and an excellent Rand for Beading Houie.
For rerm'. apply to JOHN CARR,
Jamyfs1rn. or
GEORGE w. CARR. on tbe Point.
Nervfs,i, Aprii 9, So,. i3s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16

Ssr CASH siven tSr clean Cation
and Linen RIGS, and old Sail Cloth,
at tbs Office Of the Republican.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16

WAATED Imnedi~riy,
A SMART active LAD, a, an Apprentice
A to ths Pnnrrg OF Book Binding Buhneis.
Apply to this Ofise.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-22
BOSTON, January ".
FIRE I-EIREl

On Saturday Evening laa. about half paa
Tx, the Town was again alarmed with tn:
dreadful cry of FIRE which proved 20 be in
the MxjeKm. owned by Mr.. Daniel Bowen, in
Common-Rreet. The building wa, 70 inft.n-
taneouly inveloped in flames. that every exer-
zion on the part of the inhsbitants TO preicrve
the adjacent houies proved inef!eetuai and in
one hour, the whole iqusre of buildings, viz.
The Muieum with all its valuable collections,
aud improved AZ the dwelling OF Mr.. Wm.
Doyle, the houie occupied by Mrs. Pollard On
one .ide, and on the other, the building Owned
and partly improved by MAJ. Thomas Bumf.
tead, and partly by Otheio Pollard, which
terminated at Bromheld's Lane-iell a prey TO
the devouring element.
BY this dreadful calamity, fosr families
were at oace deprived OF their reEdcnce, togeth-
ef with tae greater part OF their property. AT
pseicnt we are not able TO determine the caufe
OF this fatal diiaaer, but il is believed TO be
accidental. The lois fuftaiued we cannon Ell
mate; il is prefamed to exceed 10000 dollars.
Tk: diaIefcs of this night, however, did
not end here; for the ruin. Of the above vslua-
bic buildings were ica,cey extinsusahed. befosc
the inhabitants were routed by asstber Fire,
buritins out a, the North part of the town. 1t
vas ioon difcoyercd to be on Butditt's Wharf,
bottom of Cscis itrect and proceeded from a
work hop occupied by MIR. Elijah Lorjng,
which, together with an adjacent building, two
valuable Hofes. quantity of lime and other
articles, the property of MIR. Burdi,t and Mr..
Lorihg. sese 10 Mort time entirely coniomed
The fpiritcd exertions of the Citizens, notwith-
aanding the unfsvourablc circumstances Of IA.
'isue & want Of bucken, prevented any further
material iajory. Il is remarkable thsI this
ihould be the iecond inAauce of FIRE commencing,
this iesfon, in place which little more than
4 moo,as hrce was laid in afhes and cannot
fail 10 excite (uipicion. THAI fome evil minded
PeIions may be among u,. .,t.-,,.v v.-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-22

upon the vaa Importance of the futi:a. and
wandered tar from the preliminary Point before
the Houte.
MIR. Randolph at length rofc, and in "a
fpeech OF great energy and elegance reprelented
the extreme delicacy. and his owa reluctance
on preliminary point, and with open doors,
TO enter upon a difcui!ion which the houie had
determined ihould be conducted with cloied
doors. To the fcx obferva,ions he made he
declared himfelf driven by the indnaitions cait
on his dde of the Rosfe by ,hofe who were for
srrogating to tbemfelves all the zeal excited by
the icnEDility OF the American nation ON this
important fubjef. He rejected iuch uDjalt
iniinuations, in terms OF appropriate diidsin.
They could not touch thofe who had
ever entertained, and itill entertained an unal-
terable determination to maintain the rights o.
their weitern brethren. He then read an inic-
reeing fpeech OF Mr.. Munroe TO the convsn-
ton OF Virginia, proving thar in the old Con-
gre's the iouthefn States had been firm friends
TO the free navigation of the Mfdppi. and
thar feven of the eatcrn States had besh in favor
OF proPoition. made by Mr.. Jay. Secretary
tor foreign affairs, in the character Of negoci-
stor with the S,aniih miniasr, isfsy5tA- ibe
free navigation Of sSat. yivey. tar tueeay yfve
yean. Alter reading - ioeech Of Mr. Monroe.
could it. Mr.. Randolph aked, be poHible. thar
gentlemen. iickeniog at me generai ptofperiry.
were Tor dragging the government into war. IN
the hope thas they might ger ,he power of the
country into their hands He would not, be
iaid, iuppofe this was the cafe bar on M
other principle could he account tor conduct -
extraordinary.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-22

DIED "A, hi, feat in Darlington, on the
nth inf. MATHEW WArsos. Efq. in the
9th year OF hp age.
10 Warren on Friday laa, in the z,d year
Of his age, MI. HEsRY LUTHER, ION OF Mr..
Barnebe Luther.
On Monday lsa, Mhs MARY MAsoN,
laughter Of the late Ohm Maion Eiq. 10 the 4rft
year Of her age.
Mn. MARTHA PsAss, comfort Of the late
Capt. Z.phaniah Pc,ie. in the Soth year Of her
age. She wn afairhiul wife, kind and tender
mother and Gseere chriGfiap.
Al BnfcI. On Friday lar, Mrs CArHA-
RIsR WARDwiLL, 10 the s,f year Of her age,
wife Of Col. Benz. Warjweli. =
Az Middletown, THOMAS Cocor.HALL,
Efq. in the 7sib year Of 81, age.
In ,bi. ,ovu. Mrs. ELizABETHCooeE-
SMALL, comfort OF Nr. Eliha Coggsfha, in the
76,h year Of hes age. ttiJ
Mr.. AsDsrv BrsxrTT. in the 7s,Ayea'
Of his age.