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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
From rHs AURORA.
THE FORGERY AFR LAY.

WE were in our former remarks on the
affray at Piicataway, lead involuntarily from tbe
fubjeet, from the contemplate figures which
Rriielge and his aid exhibited, to treat them
with merited ridicule and contempt. Except
ing Grifwold and Dayton in the attack on Lyon ,
perhaps no two charaftem honorcd with a
lcginative ttuR, ever difgraced themfelves or
dihonored their conftituens more than Rutledge
and his fecond on this occafon. We fhall nov
eudeavor to tear the iuhjea with the feyiouf-
neis which il requires. though we find it almof
impoiIible to bride the deriGon which il pro.
.yokes.
The afidavirs publifhed under the authority
of L. K. Morris, are fairly before the public |;
they demand notice, and fhsll have it. Whe-
ther the affidavit publiihcd as Simmes's, was
drawn up in the fame way that the afidavits at
Newport we're prepared, or mutila,ed after
wards. Is not very important to be conGderrd,
becsuie the fuppreffion Of the truth In any in
aance which might give different colour to the
remaining fats, amounts to all intents and pur.
poies to as grois an iniquity as the mof palpable
afiergion of faIfehoods.
In the affidavit Of Simmes, he fays, Tor Is
made TO fay,l he heard Mr.. Ellcry cry OUTPUT
the faet is that he did not cry out at all, nor
utter one word TO any perfon until he had forced
Rutledge sgaina the wall and there held him,
and then be fpoke to Morrb to interpofe and end
the difgraceful fcene BY the removal Of his al
fociate sTsflin.
IL is true however, that there was eyyiss
cut--bui they werc the cries Of the eDaiiani,
who having been completely laid on bp back,
reared ou, luaily for help, be 6ifes me be bis1
me :" This cry, however, Mr.. SHINES is made
to lay came from ENty lit 70 happened that
Ellery had RutIedge 70 far by the head, that it
was rceedary for Morris, with Simmes's aid, to
interfere and ex,ricstc this valiant knight from
the clutches OF his antseoniR
Two Members Of Copgref' who took the
trouble OF fcailios on Simmes, ito obtain the truth
on the fpot. give US the information which they
received, not only from SHINES himfelf, but
from Others and it is upon tho ground Of the
contradiction 10 the relation to thcfe gentlemen
VIC inter thar the afhdavits yere either framed IN
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
BosroS, Nov. goth, 1904.

on,
l have frequently with plelfure reflected on
your fervices 10 my native, and your adopted
country. Your Common Senie, and your Cri-
is. unqueaionably awakened the public mind,
aud led the people loudly 10 cali for a declara
ton Of our national independence. / therefore
cfbecmed you as warm friend 10 the liberty,
aod laaing welfare of the human race. But
when heari. that you had turned your mind
tos eeitace Of in6dslity, l felt myfelf much
aaon,lhed, and more g'eyed, that you had at
temPreda meaiurc 70 Injurious to the feelings,
and G. repuguant to the troe intereft Of 70 great
part of the ci,izeos of the United States. The
people Of New England, il you will allow me TO
u(e Scripture phrafe, are fsa returning to their
firit love-. Will you excite among them the ipirit
OF angry controversy, at time. when they arc
haAning 10 unity and peace | am told that
iome OF our newspapers have announced your
intention to pubiiih an additional pamphlet up
on the principle, OF your Age of Reafon. DO
you think. that Joar pen, or the pen OF any
other man can unchriaianize the MATS of our
citizens, or have you hopes of converting few
of them to aiia you in 70 bad a csuic We
ought TO think oprielves happy in The enjoy
s1scnt Of opinion wiskout the danger OF periccu-
ss.~ Iy- vivh VT ecclesiastical law. -,
Cor friend, the prelcnt PreGdcnt OF the u
nited States, has been calMmniated for his libe-
raj fenrnents,by men, Who have attributed that
liberality TO latent deden TO promote the cauie
OF inhdelity. This and all other flanders have
been made without ihadow Of proof. Neither
religion. nor liberty can long fubfa in the tu-
mutt of alteration, and amidf the noife and
violence OF faction.
Felix qui cautu,.
Adieu.
SAMUEL ADAMS.
Mr.. 7b0maj P0ias.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
From the National ISrrLLiorNcrK.

TOWARDS TIE latter end of laff Dccem-
Der received letter from venerable patriot,
Samuel Adams, dated Bottom, Nov. 80. Ii
came by private hand, which fnppol' was
the caufc of the delay. wrote Mr.. Adams an
an(1er dated Ian. n, aud that might be cer-
rain of his receiving it, and alto that | might
know Of the reception, delred a friend OF
mine at Wilmington TO poe il under cover
60 fone friend Of his at Bottom, and deGre
him TO pre!ent il 70 Mr.. Adams. The letter
{ was accordingly put asder cover while was
prefent and given to one Of the clerks of the
PoR Office TO zeal and prt in The mail. The
clerk put il ia his pocket book, and either for
got 10 pot il in the mail, or fuppofed he had
done 70 among other letters. The Polf-maiter
General on learning this mitake, informed me
OF IL laa Saturday, and az the cover was then
out of dare, The letter wa' put under a new CO.
yer. with the fame rcquef, and forwarded by the
pof. ] felt concern a; this accident, LEFT Mr..
Adams fhould conclude was unmindful OF his
attention TO me and therefore. LETT any further
accident mould preycnr or delay bis receiving IT,,
as well as to relieve myfelf from that concern,
= give the letter the opportunity OF reaching
him by the newspapers. am the more induc-
ed TO doth,, becauic fome manuicipt copies
have been taken of both letters, and therefore,
there is pofibiity OF Imperfect copies getting
into pint and beiides this, il fome Of the fed
deral printers, TOR hope they are not all bafe
slike) could GET hold Of copy they would max c
no icruple of altering il and pubnhing il as
mins.' therefore !snd you the original letter
OF Mr.. Adams. and my own copy Of the anfser.
THOMAS PAINE.
Fsderai Ciy, Jan. IL, 1893.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
To SAMUEL dD ms.
nv dear and psreyabk /,iesd,

n
Ireceived with grca, plcliurc your friendly
and aheetiona!e letter Of Nov. 3o.h, and
,haak you ALTO for the franknct, of IL. Between
rnen 10 purfdi, OF truth. and whole object is the
hsppinsfs Of man both here aud hereafter, there
ought 10 he no reisrve. Even error has claim
90 Indulgence, II not TO reipsei, when il is be-
heved to be truth | am Obliged to you for
your affcdiDna,e remembrance Of What you ftile
my fersice' in awskcoiog the public mind to a
deelirstion OF independence, aud fupportiug il
after II was declared. 1 alio, like you, have
of,en looked back on tholc times. and have
thoughs, that il independence had not been ae-
clared a, the TING il was, the public mind could
no, have been brought up to 1t afterwards. Ii
will Immediately occur 20 you, who were 60 an
simately acquainted with the dtuation of things
at thar time, that ailude to the black times of
SesT1y:ss tor though know, and you my
friend alto know. they were no other than the
natural consequences OF the military blunders OF
tha, csmPaign, the country might have viewed
% them as proceeding from natural inability to
fuppcrt it's csufe againa the enemy. aud have
funS under the defpondcucy Of that mifconceiv-
ed idea. This was the imprcilion asainfe which
IL was ueceIary the country ihould be Rrongly
animated.
now come to the fecond par, Of your let
ter. on which | fhall be as frank with you as
you are with me. :" But ifay you) when
beafd YOU had thrned vour mind to defence
ot mfdsity, felt myicls much aaonihed, sc. I"
Wtat, my good friend, do you call believing in
God ivfSstay' Tor that is the great point main.
tsincd in the Aef Of Reefsn agaicA all divided
beliefs aod eiI,gor,eai divini,ie,. The biihap Of
I.sodaH, lDoaor Watfoo) not only acknow.
iclgcs this, bu, paws me fome compliments upon
il in his snlwer to the fecond pant of that
work. " "Tbe,e b flaws he) a pbiiestbieai Isb-
huiy ir f''7e Of year idsa' .sbts lisskirg Of fbs
Crssfov oftbs Usiscyt."
What then tmy much eaeeuWd friend. for
do not reipea you tho lei. beeauie VIC differ,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12

Mr.. qb0mai P1ise.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10
Nicholas Webfer.

INFORMS the Public, thar he ha, opened a
IL GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. 10
the houfe. late the property of Mr.. Caleb Earl,
where he has for Sale general aGorfmeat Of
WEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among Others. are the following articles
Ram, Brandy. Gin, Cherry Rum, MolaiIe,,
Flour, Rye and lndiso Meal. Teas of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate. Rai6ns. Curren,s,
Pepper, Ginger, Alipice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs,
Ritter. Cheefe, Candies, Onions, Tooacco,
Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oil, Loaf and
Sugars. &c.---ALSO,
general and extenfive variety OF
y and Hard Ware; Men'send Women,
&c. Sc. with many other articles, too
p mention all which viii be fold at
REDUCED prices.
yf. Nov. I'll. 1901. 6od
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10
GEORGE THOMAS.

CszjS7br,. Djsil2t,, eaS F,Rh P,.jtrvsr,
HAS for Sale the following Articles. viz.
L L box aOd case raidns hg' almonds ia
nheH pruGe,, currsn'. nutmeg'; cloves |;
cianamon; slfpice, black and Cayenns Pepper |;
ginger :, msAsrd fpiee bittes /; teas; coffee /;
cocoa fnsib; chocolate. No. aad =. prepared
With and vsrhoui vanilla brovn, powdered &
|lo<f1mgar Cordisls Of all kinds; ginger pre-
Iftrgc,.-An sfIoumcnt Of Prefefvrd Fruits in
brandy, olives, auchoviei, pss-uu's; ben From
agnisc, Sherry, 1'cnerifFe and Malaga. Wines ;
I6rup, already prepared for punch, fuperior to
any commonly uf.d If and 4tb proof Jamaica
Spirits, and Antigua Rum bef Spanifh feRars
With an elegant sGoriment OF Glah and Crocke
ry WARE, which he j. determined 10 fe very
Iw.-FIoausl attendance and the fmslieft ia
carefully sckoosIcdged.
N,zVborf. 1zls q, ao3. Off
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10
HH1~ SCREWYNG.


RoiSr6fAiJ astsras Sis FriGalj and tbt P4Jht
mgererai.
HAT be has taken the YAY-ScRsws,
4 late belonging to Mr.. Jenafba~ Mes@,
deceated; and intend, carrying On the Hay
Serc~ing buiinsfs.-Thofr peIfons who may
win to have Hay Screwed, may depend upon
having IL dore with fidelity and difps;ch.
The imsllea favor gratefully acknowledged.
Nr7cbo,,, MGteb ls. 1903. Iae
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10
LOOking-GLqGs.

4 OR Sale at the Sore Of NATH ANIEL
SwEET& Co. sn elegant aGornen, Of Ls,ti-g-
Gia1Sf, which cannot fail Of pleaGng ,hose ~ho
vim TO pprchsfe--price'. from One Dollar y,
Cents to Eies,sen Dollars 50 Csnn.
Neze5srf. yzre g. I+zf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10
" o q &c E

rs hereby given, 10 al perf,rs having any de-
L maods agsina the eaa,e of CAPTAIN osEPR
CoSoDos, late of ameiown, deceafee, 90 ex-
hibit them; aud all perfon, indes,cd 10 fsid ef-
tate. are called upon 40 make payment 10 Ma
RY CONGDON. Of Jameeowp. Exccstrix TO
f,id eRate or to EBENEZER SbEaRNlAfJ,
her lawful Agent, at Newport.
November ~, 1904. rrsh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10

To be SOLD, or LET.

and faDTLfsn givxa fbt 2ofb inf.
THE Dwelling Houfe nov occupied by Mr'
l. CRoss, pleafan,ly f,uated at the north
end of Thames-arees win Yard, Garden,
Stable, and good Well Of Ws,eT.-For isr-
ther particulars enquire Of
JOSEPH cOZZENS.
Neueoyt. ARrR Q. 1909.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10

IL.n all It's Branches. Likewifr all kinds of
Hair Work 81 Geld CypberS
beatty executed. They have for Sale, EngIih
| md Gencva gold & filvcr Watches, Gold Neck
bees, Gver tea and table spoons, f,t. muHard
pap spoons, foup sod punch Ladies. fugar
'ong,, large s. fmall Locking GsGcs, dnfiog
DO. tea Trays, Waitee & dreiEiog Cafes. plat
wooden. aud Britannia Gators, Britsnnia
"a and coffee Pots, Gentlsnen's and ChidroS's s
ra s. common Hats, Shipender,, Kaivc, and
orks, brafs globe & common Hsndroas, SHOW
& 1'ong,, brafs and jappaned Lsnps. elegant
lated & hrsh Csndeaicks, dart ard common
kains, horfc & chaife Whips, ladies DO, Sciaora,
en. Knives. SruiFcn& Trays, powder Boxes
I'd Pnffs, Rszors in cafes and without, Having
cxcs, and Windlor Soar. Cream Bs.s, writing
per, Dutch Qnils. Spanilh Segas, Msccabau,
pnec & Scotch Snuff, Starch, Purple Brown,
Eether with complete AGortment of level
s. Prrfumery. They ALTO carry on the
GoLD * SrLvFRsmITa'.
Gnefs Cath given for Old Cold aud Silver.
+4+ Punetual attendance. and the fmalleR
pr. gratefully acknowledged.
New port, Ott. q. 1904. .71tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10
MS HALL LOTTERY.

|csiastsre Of the State of Rhode
&c. at their ls9 kilion,, having
nili,n to the Maasr, WArdens, and
S,. John, Lodge, No. /, IN New
by Lottery the fop Of StcO qb'H.
Fvdred Dollay,. 20 diieharge the debt
p's Hall aod haying appointed 'h'
f,osgen fxho have gwen boods q
rseafurer) they p'efent ihe i1ilo~.
pr the patronage Of the Public.
S C II f M E.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10

THE fabfcribers having catered ioto psrtnsr-
i fhip. usder the hrm OF
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inform the Public, ,ha, they carry on 'he
Sail Making bsinefs. 10 ito vsrioO, branches
az ,heir Sni Loft. cn the wharf % tSe late Geo.
John Malbcac. at the Scash part OF the town.
rhofe who may favor them with their cuAcH.
rasy depend on Puntsualisy and difpa,eh. Al
favon viii be carefully acknowledged, BY
WING SPOONER. 1d.
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Nswpor, ARrii 3, lsoz. 799
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10
For Sale.

NN rcafonsbIs terms a convent
Oeni two ftory D~eIliRg Houfe.
on Spring-Sfreet, near Mr.. Jstr
Bas,g,,'s, with hve room, on the
lossr A,or, ard fcer above. A
good Cellar. and a Shop adjoining,
xcellent well Of ws,es. For parficu-
hire Of HENRY ROWLAND.
fls. 10 he SoiS.
fsHipn given Immediately new two
kelling tioute. with t~o rooms on a
sorterms spply s above.
v', 6s;se -, 1895. Ia7
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10
john x Heny Cahoone.
Al their Store on Banifer's Wharf,


HAVE FOR sALE,
u RoE7R SUGlfR, BY fbe sa,nl; Hbbrrf'I
ID Br,4on SisHt RaiFns per eaJE; MOiaGSt b.
tie Ls.,8eal: Fiss,, Iy tbs barrel; Aosl& ard
Dibt C1Rdtef, BY t5e bsr I,ss CabOgEs; aRd
,esaiue SP8VlSH SEC 4RS.-ALso,
4 HONElG, BY The barrel or gallon
--Nc10. ro,k Sap, BY tbv box-Atgn-l,'ad To-
b~eco--B<e 4't brosf Jawaic0 Ram iran SfoV>i
Sab Petr'G Haw-LOdf Snsav; Butter, and
Hss', Lard, 5e.--LIKFwiss.
/. I LIQUORS, Of bs bsf kind, a
ges>yal 45I5rfmrrt--ssf ranom "bey A,ffcfts
r. rbr Gyoc.,1 Liz>--a eombltn ADS,tmtm q
sobicb fb.y syosst 10 tS tortfastG (tplisd qOi'b.
ar MASTERS Of PoekstJ, Pac
krnges, &c. may be Jybpiied at /a'd Stor,, en-
fbs ,Go,feq Nofice any 6,tieic fb.y moy
AVSgf7-sS fbsiy faDor' grnttfRily 4ekm'zrfGgsS.
j GREEN CHAIRS, per Dozen
-F.lfidli1es, tr, byy@d t- a,yrk.--Ozior,, tr,
ifardrea Srzebe,, AZ yirailes ssSandeS -LoHP-
Sugars. ard q pArirty of t5c 6sf sfTEAS.
Heseort, Dec. rs, 1891. sT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10

Benjamin WIghtman, s. Co.
IT AVE for Sale, at rbcir Store on the Ferry
4 l. Wharf, geoerai sG'Ftmcnt of
GroesrisS, Slip Cbandisry, Hard Ware,
&c. which they will difpoie of. on reafon-
able terms, by Wholeiale or Retail.
zmpzS rebieb are fbr Jf'lsz0,ay <rficIes:
Holland Gin. CsGis,
Wea India Rum, Alum. SuuF.
Brandy, Wo1l & Cotton
brown sugar, Cards,
Souehoog & Bohea Tobacco.
Teas, Coiron Wool,
Coffee, Ginger, Sheep's do.
Pepper, Pinento, German Steel,
Starch, ~. T. Soap, Nails aflrted,
MUasrd, COppera,, GIaE Ware.
sherry & Malaga Cheefe by the large
Vices, or fmsll qcan,i'y,
Suoerdne flour ~ the Cordage, Codhih,
Barrel, Candies, sc. &c.
Ne7Ubort, F|tSHa,y 10. iSoj. ,75f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10

Ticket, at 4 Dollars is 10000
|chemc is calculated for sb~ adysn-
\pturer' there being NOT 'ane sdd
s of . blank TO Prize, ahi ,he
ibjea 10 deduction Of twelve, and
cent. The encouragement l,0d
ch the Managers hatter then'elyes
n to this Lottery, by the Msion'ic
this and the reighbouring Sfsres ,
|ithout doubt that The Tickets
,erdy fale. and thar the drawing
: in lhort riue which % foon
lift Of the prize, will be Publifhed,
$ after. the prizes viii be prptiu-
bofc Prizes which are NOT demanded
months sfterdrawn, will be deemed
IN for the porpo(e Of the ] ottery.
lam TEW,
Is PERRY.
v PRICE, jun N Mar
ARD EASTON. Jun. ag,r.
RKE COOK.
LAM MOORE, Jun.
les in the above Lottery may DC
II of The Managers.
= Dra4vizg Of Mg(axi HaH Letfry
mr. - H.. IL a.LSu>uuuunuuuu
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-08

duties will be mott advantageous onsbe
footing Of commercial gain--if advanta-
geous, let us retain them as long as We
can, that is, till the time contemplated in
the treaty, the end of two years after the
late peace between G. Britain and Frame
IF difadvantageous, lei Us infantry abo-
lih them. But in judging ofthis we hum
bly, entfeat congrefs will be willing to
take into confederation the intereRs CT the
middle and eafern, as well as of the fouth-
err faa,es; and cannot but indulge the
hope, that the commerce of our common
country will not tie lacfi6ced to partaiin-
tereRs or to deg-iu-tbe manger ENVY.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-08

the above 10 a copy. = -. ~. 7.~.
~ have been informed that Mr.. Tones
in order to shew that / was unfrienaly ID
him Informed the conmitte that he would
prove by a member ofthe Il legislature tn
had charged him Mr.. Zones upor, Nv
books six pounds per sheet for printing
the Journals of the House Of Delegates
and nine pounds per sheet for printing the
Laws, and as the committee in their re.
port, have said thatit was proved | receiv.
ed OF Mr.. Jones nine pounds per sheet for
copies OF the laws 1 and six pounds per
sheet, for copies OF the Journals. Il il q
dutyl owe 70 myself and the public to de.
clare that Mr.. Jones paid me six pounds
per sheet for printing the Journal and foe
pounds 2 shiilinssper sheet for the Laws,
and no more; nor did debit him on my
books with any other, or greater sum,
for that service. ltwas the compensation
he offered me at the time he applied to me
10 print for him; and accepted his offer.
Mr.. Jones's account on my books for the
services above mentioned, are open 10 the
inspection OF any person who may wish to
seelfhem. did not volunteer the state
rnsntd gave tothe member Of the commit
tee, nor in doing il, was / actuatedb by IN
unfriendlv disposition toward Mr. jones'
Twas applied to for Statement, and % an
honest man, / gave such one rs Thought
correct, and in that statement said, I
was willing 70 undertake to perform the
duty Of Public Printer for Eses. 10 per
anuum. ~ .@%as.: ~
i have been master printer for up
wards of twentythree years, and with due
deftrence to the opinion Of other printers
/ think can. without vanity say that
know as well as any Of them what wolld
&c an adequate compensation by the year
FOR services Of Public Printer. 81. :
=. r.. ~ = THOMAS NICHOLSON ~
RIeMMoNp December 3oth, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-08
! LEWIsrOWN, fa.l Mr. h Is.

On Friday last passed through this
town, on his wav to thu city Of Washing
ton, An lrew Gregg, Esq. our late repre-
sentative in the Congress OF the United
States, but WIN, frum the recent arrange
ment of eiec Districts in this state, and
the result o! the last g-neril'election, has
become the rePrsssntat,v. Of the citizens
OF the Centre, Northumberland and Ly-
coming. :-.,.-t+ - III. - =
From him we learn, that the subject of
the Presid OTIS instructions to, MIR. Mon.
roe on his mission to France amounts to
this; thu he is to endeavour to- obtain
from Bonaparte, by purchase, the two Flo
ridas andthe island Of Orleans, and to in
slst on tn. free and undisturoed navigati.
on OF the river Mississippi, as already qua
ranteed 70 rs BY treaty. with Spain this:
ne Is to endeavour TO accomplish if the
First Consul hesitates, or refuses, no time
: isto be spent in Unnecessary negotiation
but an ffsetual and decisive course IS i'm
amediatelY To be -taken--4A N4APPEAI.
TO ARMS. = - HELIX.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-08
: LAND FOR SALE.

\ GREEABLY to the last win and
II Testament Of Lewis Wisenal, dec.
and pursuant to a decree Of the Court of
Jefferson County, viii be sold At public
sale on Friday the aoth day of next month,
attract or parcel Of land, containing about
two hundred and sixty eight acres, late,
the property Of said SNisenall. dec. situ-
ate in Jefferson County, Virginia, near.
the Potonak river, and adjoining landss
of Joseph MeMurrah, Adam holer, &
others. Mrs. Mary Wisenall has right
Of dover In eighty nine acres Of said land,
but the whole win be sold subject to that
right. It:s said that this land is Of the
first quality, and abounds in fine timber,
and onlyabout one third Of il cleared
One third Of the purchase money win be
required in hand, and for the remainder
the purchaser will receive credit OF one,
two and three years, on giving security
for the payment. The sale viii COM
mence at - O'Clock on the premises, at
the house of William Addy, where more
particulars Of the sale will be, made
known, by IS - !,
JoHNBAKER,. :
-= Exeeusstef 1. WissnaA
; AbriR. taos. = No..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-08
yINDICATIoN.
To the Public.

HAVING been called upon by mem
Der OF the committee appointed 10 make
inquiry relative 70 the Salary of the Pub
lie Printer to furnish q statement Of what
would be an adequate Compensation for
services rendered the public BY that off,
cer. delivered statement, Of which
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-08
MAR TZMsBURG, Abra 8.

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WE are authorised to nf'rm tn. votrrs
efBerkeiey, Jeferson, Frederick, Har-
dy and Hampshire, that LEWIS woLr,
Esq. efWInchester, e6ers as a candidate
to represent the district eos,pased If the
above Counties, in the Senate ft!iis state.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-08

- WrhaDe net yet seen particular
abatement Of the election held this 1uee1 in
Wi"ches'tr, for the County efFrederick I;
but accoahts from that place. STATE, that
Gan. Smiths reelected to c5ngress, and
that L. Woye; Esq. has a major,tY Of
u0tcs in Frederick ooer III. North.