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e,.,o, q TIE tta;;r Eek. He nay aill halk
the = ne i,,o-i fine of public favor, and the.
,s,,gul homicide, that he has committed,
: IS bar 70 his ring TO any honoEs OF
offices il the fate. 10 ihoft, tae time
NAV quickly come, when by a Natural
and esfy TRADITION FROM the preienf tate
q ts;nps. the honor Of having Ham or
NAMED fellow creature in duel will
be eesemed a neceaary citcumRaace to
ccmolcss the character of gentleman
and whcn the fxihionable part OF our
marion fhalI nearly rsiemble the TarsaTs,
who at their public entertainments dos
wine oas Of the fouls of the enemies that
tsev have lain III battle.
I, is nor, however, 70 much mr. dehgn
70 repreisnr the atrociooiaels OF duellmg
and the mitchell flowing from II, iub-
;sa already become trite; asst is 10 IN
ysGicase the cau!es of the rapid m
create Of this horrible prattice in our coun-
try, .,,,r
Whence IL IL tiidt tilS an iSASA 49,
1och HIS been erected in this land OF light,
and is worlhippsd, as of old, with the Ia
crifces of human victims, with itreams OF
Stood poured around his accuried altars {
I, there a native ferocioulnels in the
hearts Of the people of thefe itates ! Are
,h.y. more than the other tribes of the
earth, deaf TO the waiIings ofwoe to the
sroans of the widow and the orphan Is
relentlels revenge their ruling patton /
Are they prone to feat their eyes with
6eetacle, OF human miiery f-No. --
Thefe horrid traits DO not belong to Or
national character. The people OF this
country, il is believed, have IS much OF the
milk Of human kindneis as any other patti.
on, thar exits under the canopy OF heaven.
They do not ufually behold the public
execution even of The WORT of malefatfors,
without fen(ations of angailh. BY what
ftrange concurrence of circumstances has
i then happened, tia, among apcople en-
lightcned by the chsiltian religions.and IN
the infancy of their political exiisenee--
people too, who generally fpeaking,
have dcep-rooted adherence 70 the
fheddins of human blood unneceaarily, the
nurlerous practice of dueliing faould De-
come 70 itrongly e0abhlhed as fleming
ly to defy all attempts to fupprels It I
In my next communication, I fhall at
tempt to anfwer this important queRion,
by pointing cut iome of the fatal caulcs
which have given rife and growth to
practice, that fets at defiance the laws
both OF God and men, fains our nation
al character and pollutes our land with
blood.
ANTI-DUELLIsT.
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Public 1ienaaa.
On TUESDAY,

On TUESDAY,
1t 10 e'eloek, quiV be. slid at ibe Yr1aue
Store,
Rum in hogiheadsa barrels.
French Brandy inpipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in .ierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raihns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in eratcs,
FURNITURE, &c.
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Kerieymeres, Dufils,
Plains and Keffsys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
ElaHicks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and Ruarls,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Isian Linens, Sileia do.
Piatillas,
Ofaaburgs md Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerehiefs,
Silk Stockings,
coIoured Threads, Hats,
Plated CaDdleGicks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
January II.
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leta TO comply witt, the sforeisid exafei-
ons for "a hours, Mould be aIrcaed, fheir
flores cloied, and themieives di.pstchedz
TO France.
After three days, the General 0rlered
that thoie who perhfed in diiooeyipg his
orders, lhould be .rIeited. Accordingly
in the courie of that night, Nieiirs. ste-
venfon, Dodge, Carly. and Tracy A.
merican merchants, together with abaat
X French, were feized and thrown ipto
pr,fon. They were here told, that unlefs
they complied, they inouli be embarked
on board a fhip of war, and their proper
ty publicly fold. Preparations Tor exc
cutting thefe threats were actually made,
when the friends of the prifoners paid the
ltlpulated amount, and they were releated.
In confequence OF the foregeing occur
rcnces, general meeting OF the Aneri-
can merchants had been held for the pur-
pole of petitioning for redreis. Bat itwas
believed the mcaiure would be fruitleis.
Extyaa tram fbe NRw- YEARS ADDRESS
eftbe Carrier eftbe BALANCE to
BIZ Cgfoners.
Methinks I hear iome grUnbling wight
exciaim--
"You papers contents i'll confirm its name:
|" A BALANCE, truly /! all an artiul
icteme-
s. See ore fcale down, while t'othsy kicks
the beam:
&c IT'S mott ridiculous upon my word
/" A thing, indeed, that monarouly abb
furd."
Hold, hold, my ffiend-in jufice.doing
fcales
The gxater qvsigbt invariably prevails
And lure, that fide which has the greatsf
aoeigbt,
In this JET BALANCE mutt preponderatc.
8" Bu.," Jays the wight, whit fruit
ing large with pride,
/" Are not we 'px6Aeaxs the 2rongeR
ulC So
/" Do we not DER the nation hold the
fway /?
!" Is not cur party much the heaviee
prayl"
Indeed. my friend, your boat is ffrialy
true
A hot of knaves may rule the virtuous
totu
This even beam to laeb euet:gbt never
bends
Sueb qoeigbt no aid TO jufice eeerlends:
A ,oa OF lead out weighs a pend of gold;
Yet for that pound, that very ton is fold:
IA hundred cents will never buy . crown,
And YET the copper weighs the FLYER
A diamond and pebble weigh the FINE,
But, TO true worth which lays The faireR
claim
No freemsn's barter'd for a fcore of laves
ONE HONEST MAN IS worth TEN
THOUSAND 'kNAvEs
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MeranDria aDnerttser.
FRIDAY, JANUARY FL.
Is Notice.

IN consequence Of communications
from Robert Brent, Efq. Chairman Of a
Committee appointed by the Citizens OF
Wilmington, encloiing draught of me-
mortal to Congreis. on the fubjea Of a
Territorial Government of the Diltrid OF
Columbia, with arequelt thar the fame be
submitted to the citizens Of the Town and
County Of Alexandria (: they are reqleh-
cd to meet at the Court -Honie TO NOR
ROW evening, at s o'clock, to take in
10 confederation the iubjeet of faid memo
rial and the exiting ii;uation OF the Diff
.riet.
GEO. SLACUM, Mayor.
Friday, Jan. II.
Democratic Cauensing eommenrfa ia,
May9r, C.4neimfn, Sc. commit
tee OF five meet at the Coils. who matured
the fubjett for debate: A meeting was
then called at the ufual place, Archy's
School Room, la;t night. F**#k put
A**s in the chair, who rofc and address
ed the audience Hem, who has buff.
nefs to offer in committee Of the whole.
Silence, order Several rofe and ad-
dreifed the committee on exiting griey-
ances, when il was concluded that ie-
letf committee fiould be appointed to
draft certain refoiuiions, TO be carried
nem con. before meeting at the Court
Houfe, which rhe Mayor propoied calling
on Saturday eyesiog. Carried--A**s,
Chairman Of Committee, Sc. when f*S*k
roie and propelled an injuntfioa of fecrery,
(trulY dsm9eratir this, however, pafed
in the negative. All thofe who with 10
fee the reporr Of the feIe6t committee will
attend this evening. No admlttance
without the watch word.
TIM CUNNING, Secretary.
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CITIZENS BE WATCHFUL.

Fran many accounts aubieb rve bave
,reeives, qve are iuelined to belleSe that
gaag Of Oagrants at pre/saf mfsf tbis
city. Keys bave been taken fran sbs
from dooys Of ltueraibog and que are
app,ebenfve thar this eomme ueemeat Of
viYamy i, but The PRELUDE taJartber cpf-
rafi0ns on The properly q osr fellosO eiti-
xens.
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PHILADELPHIA, IAN, rs.

fxtrad Of a lfffer from n lo4ree Of .gfe0t
rslps7abikty) dQsed " Loudou, Or.
rs, 1904.
$ Some Misunderstanding exits between
w government ard that Of France, &
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Latse Foreign Intelligence.
IMPOR TANT.
LONDON, Sunday morning) April "a.

LONDON, SUNDAY morning. Aprii a.
1quo o'elsek.
A long article under the head OF Nal
ia, in the Moniteur of the 18th, arrived
in town lat oight, contains an account OF
the correspondence between Bufy, Mini
tier Plenip o:entiary of the Grand Matter,
and his Excellency Sir Alexander Ball,
the Bsitih governor, which is the fame
in iuofance as that already given to the
public.
The French Miniaer interfered, at the
defrs Of M. de Bufy, and wrote to Com
modore Ball long letter, which con-
cludes by aa-rting that refufal to eva.
cuate the Iiland, was maaiteit violation
Of the Treaty of Peace that if his Bfi-
tanoic Majeity did not difapprove OF the
conduit of Commodore Ball, the Firf
Conful would feel himlelf bound to ap :,
peal to the tribunal of Europe, where
he would find as many allies as there
were friends 10 peace. French 5 per cent
SIT. S5c.
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ROTTERDAM, April II.

BY an exprefs order from the Fira
-Confni, tie Louiiiana expedition is de6ni.
lively fufpended. The French General
began the day before yeRerday &c debark
the troops chat we're On board the yeflels:
they will procaed, with the other troops
newly arrived in this Republic, to differ.
ent deitioa,ions both on the frontiers and
eifewherc. In feveral of our towns a
mcng others, at NlmegDen and Grave,
thar entrance was at hsit oppofed by the
Commandments of The Dutch Garrlons
but after an ullerior explanation, thele
Commanders thought fiji TO yield to ne
cefity and force. Perfons Of good infor-
nation Of what is pading, and Who have
accefs TO all the principal fundionafies of
the Government, fate, as matter of Ger.
tainty, that among the II Members of
The Government, there is a party which
has abfolu,ely protected againa this mea-
iure Of France; in coniequence OF which
the French troops have, ii fach great mum
bers. entered our territory. The MAORI
ty has, however, judged hat proteRaiion
to be, in our preient circumstances, lmpo-
li,ic.
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Ioublir Sale.

MI be added 70 The Sales at Veaaae, an
TaeJday next,
trunk containing tamboured
aud cambrick mullins, fix Bookings, and
fafpendets,
truok containing Chintzs, calicoes
and Maririlles,
3 trunks Of MilIinetts,
cafe Of Ribbopds and Bobbins,
! do. of Tapes,
Go. Of Checks,
bale o. blue Gorraghs,
A few BOXES OF IA is, well aiiorted.
P. 6. MARS TELLER.
Nh %.
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Of the General Of Brigade Monne;, vh.
for this purpofe is inveieed with ali Is.
neceiiary powers, and who will corrrf
pond DIRECTLY with the MiniAer at W.
Art. z. The minifer at War is sharo
ed with the execution of the p.sfen. &c,
cree.
The Firf Confnl.
BONAPARTR.
The fecretsry Of Fate,
tSigned) HUGES B. MARET.
The Miniftera War,
(Signed) ALEX. BETHIER.
A True copy, the commandments Genera,
OF the town OF fluihing and He Of
Walceron,
(Signed) MONET.
We expect 10 day or to- morrow three
hundred and eighry Cavalry, and two
companies Of artillery, which it is laid,
will be diftributed in the owns OF Flufb.
ing, MiddIebuTg, and Veere.
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The three tory
BRICK HOUSE s. LOT,
In fee GmpIe,

Situate upon the north Gde of Prince
Rreet, and eat Gde OF Warrington itreet,
and bounded as followeth, viz.
{" Beginning at The intcrfettion Of faid
Greet, and running thence norihwardly
With Wathing;on Greet and binding there
with 100 feet 10 10 feet alley, thence
eaRwardly with the line of The alley and
parallel 10 Prince erect IS feet, thence
fouthwssdly with liae parreIlel 70 Walh-
ington Erect "a feet, thence we0waFdly
with line parsellel TO Prince Greet 81
feet, thence louihwardly with line pa
ralIe, to Warrington freet 70 feet 70
Prince freet, thence weawardiy with that
freet and binding herewith to the begin
ming, being a6 feet
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Mar IA
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MALTA.
+ Fran the Mouifeur.1

PaUs, 4frf 7.
In virtue of an agreement made be-
tween the great Powers intereRed in the
Order OF Malta, and confented 10 by his
Britannia Majefy, onthe S'h June, 8oz,
the nomination Of the Grand Matter Of
Malta, was referred for this time, to the
Holy See, or the 'Priories of the Order.
The Holy Father, and the Priors acceded
70 this arrangement.
His Holiness in confl quence, nominal
ed, on the 10th of February, 1903, as
Grand Matter of the Order Of St. John
Of Ierufslem, M. Baltic de Thomacy,
who accepted his nomination.
The new Grand Matter thought it ne
cenary to difpatch to Malta, the Com
mander Bufy, whom he appointed TO thar
effect his Plenipatensiary and Lieutenant.
The Knight arrived in the llland The 18th
Feb. The following documents will
thew what has hitherto been the refult of
his milton.
SIR,
/" had this morning, the honour gto
fate to your Excellency the object Of the
mifGon which his mott eminent Highnefs
the Grand Matter of The Order fSt. Jcho
of Ierufalem has charged me to fulfil at
Malta.
!" To this fatement your Excellency
replied, that you had no order TO caute
the ifand Of Malta 20 be evacuated by the
Enpliih Carlton and gave me 10 under
aand, that il would be better for the Grand
Mater not torepair thither.
" After having reflected upon this an
fwet of your Excellency, was of opinI-
On not only that it was not 70 satisfactory
as his moit eminent t4ighnels had reafon
to expect, but ALTO that it required far
ther explanation.
$ AS the anfwer of your excellency
leemed 10 contain a refu(al to iurrender
tie ilaad of Malta TO the Order Of St.
John Of yerufalem, conformably to the
10th Article of the Treaty of Amiens !;
and that luch violation Of the Treaty Of
Peace may have the mott important, |
would even FAY, the mott fatal confe-
quences as to the repoie OF Europe. /
cannot ref fatisied with the verbal an
fwer which your Excellency has been
pleafed to give me; and | lhould be-
tray the confidence Of the Grand Matters
as we'll as the duty and the dignity be
longing TO the character with which be
has invefed me, did ! not requen you,
Sir, 10 fate, in an explicit and authentic
maaner, the grounds of 70 unexpected
reiulal.
{" have, therefore, the honour to re-
m nd your Excellency, that consormably
to the fourth paragraph of the 18th Ar.
ticls ofthe Treaty Of Amiens, the forces
of his Britannia MajeRy were to eyacaate
the iAand and It's dependencies In three
months after the rsti6caeions being ex-
changed, or iooner, if podiole.
This period has long expired. The
treaty adds, " that the iland fhall be
Given up 10 the Order in its prelent fate,
provided the Grand Matter or Commit
one,s fully authorized according to the
aatutes OF the Order, 1hall be in the faid
ilaod, TO take petition OF it, and tha, tie
fosc. to be farniihed by his Sicilian Ma.
isay fhall have arrived therein"
This force has likewife long fnce ar
rived. There then remained only one
condition TO be performed, that of the
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l9nbsle sale.
TO be Sold, on TharGday the
al of Lore next,
4 UaluabIe Water Lot,


Situated on the upper corner o. heith's
wharf, 50 fee, 4 inches tion, on ihe water
and exSenalng o4sk about one hundred
and twenty Iers, 10 a ftty feet itreet call
ed Gipboa ttreef. This wharf has been
lately legged and flied up, and now in
complete repair.
4Jo,
Three Lots on Water i}reet,
between the dwelling houies Of Thomas
Vowel aaa Samuel IIsrper; II feet front
and extending back one hundred and TWEEN
ty three feet Ave inches. On one OF theie
lots there is ereeed a one tory frame
houfe, twenty feet front and ixieen feet
back, with a kitchen, now IN the occu
pancy of Mr.. Myers at Is pounds per
ana. The whole in fee hnple and the
title iDdifputaple. Conditions to be made
known al the fale.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
(l The faie Of this property has been
poGponed 10 the day aforementioned, IN
coofequence of the pfeieut unfayorable
weather.
May as.
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li0uhlir OenOue.

On Saturday, 9TH June,
Will be fold TO the higheit bidder, on
credi, of 6, IL, and IS months, the
purchaler giving approved negotiable
notes,
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aleranDyta aobertiser.
MONDAY, May 80.
as SUBSCRIPTIONS

Ct SUBSCRIPTIONS
To the PokT Folio, G literary
Paper Fulfilled IN PhSIadelpMo,
are received BY tie Editor Of this
Paper. The terms are Five Dol
lars FER annum, payable IN a5
yance.
The United States frigste Contribution,
now lying in Bottom HARBOUR, is ORDERED
TO be fitted for fca Immediately. She
will be commanded by Captain Pc
bic.
A maritime expedition is firing ou' At
Pe,ersburgh in Ruaia, at The exPence OTIS
company of American merchants, and II
is TO proceed from the Cape Of Coco Hope
60 Kamichatka. Il has fer lis object 20 e.
ifab!ih an exchange between the pIoduc-
tons OF Siberia and ,hoie Of China.
Extraa Of a letter fror merchant q,
HaOre to BIS coyrslfoaltat III NJ i''S
dated ApuI 9f6,
"ColoneI Munro is arrived here, anu
has been received by the civil and m'nS,
nv authorities in the mott diit;ngoiii'e'
manner. He fe,s Gu, tor Paris TO moro"
morning"
Ext,aa ofauotber letter, dated Afra lo'
81 had the pleaiure TO wire you oy
the South Carolina, which ial'ed 'ro"
hence fome days ince. BY that ie''e.
you would perceive we were unaef gIe ss
apprehenfons of War with England il'
preparations fill making jufiiy conn.
nuancc of theie approximations; and' as 'a'
two Governments preferve me moiS p'o'
found fecrecy on the pending negocia'ip's''
it is impofibIe TO fay what VIII DC ~
refult. Mr.. Munro arrived here y''
terday.''
THE advocates Of the ruling 'se' .sa
Gill dwell upon the fubjett OF a pre's :as,.
waite ofmoney by the federai adm''aa +,
lions and have bro't again and AGAIN :, -
70 view smongG their other eha'ss .oce
fuoport the flandssous petition, .ne ea a;es,
Incurred in removing the pubic e o,
&c. fson philadelphia to the Cry o.
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FLUSHING, April 5

ALOOI1I1NN3 TIT
LIBERTY. EQUALITY.
Ex4raa fr0m The RICHTER Of The delibera-
tioas Of The Cogiuls Of fbe Repathe.
PARIS 10 of Germnal,
nth Year Of the Republic.
Boua9arte Fpf Coxfnlof The Republic, de-
cYees
Art. /. TIE town Of Flulhing is plac.
ed in aSfate Of Seige, under the command
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CASn, PAlD fCR
LINEN = WOOLEN RAGS, BY

LiNEN e UoOIEN RACS, BY
Chriitopher Olney, & Co.
Ds!,vcyrd az ibsv Af,iLJ, or PGb., Waye- Heajt,
M HERE 'hey have tcr isic. at wholeia!. s
w -lesail. al KINDS OF Paper, viz. iooii-
cap Writing. Paper, No. I and z.--Vei!um Let.
terdo --fot do.-WIappirg oo.-Bounet do.
---CIo,her's do, III qualify. -Sheaihing, with
aad w;5Ju, Sand. - Book. Birdcr's Bos,ds.--
Candle Paper, and sugar Loaf B!ue.--ALso,
4 complete Ahonment CT Blank Account
ana Record BoosS.--LIKEwisH
Account BE- Ks made and ruled to any pat
tern, TO iost the purchsIer.A complete Ailort-
Eent o' school Books, & Stationary OF ali kinds.
A5e, Warranted Chocolate. by The Box.
or Poand, Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
N. 3. Wanted. one or two Boys, from Il,
% ~ years OF age, as Apprentices 20 tho Paper.
TaEiag aod Clothing boGuef,..--To iuch great
encouragement will be given.
Pr~tid-rtc. or z6. 1902. 74ft
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10 ESPEC rfULLY informs his hrepds tha,
IN he hos jod received very handfpme adj
d,i,on 10 his tormer sgos,u,sns 1T Hard-Wste,
CGS!ery, lroamongcry. japan Ware. Sts,ions-
~, Ac.--Getman- steel thing. Lioes-Bsd.
Coo.s-Ci)IhS- Lines, Sc. &c.
NsaV-l6yk Manufactured TOBACCO
aad SNUFF
oFihe srA quality, al tGa!i sdvarce--Conift-
ing OF Ncg,s BeaI Piug; PietaiI; Ladies
1'~iR; Paper. ior chewing and fmoakins. and
Scotch SNUFF.
- CASH given for Lead.
Newport, June 4, 1903. i4oD
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CORTON ANDERSON. refpeafully Ia
" forms his friend, and Ihe public in gene
ral. that he has ,skeos part of the ftore belong
ing TO his father, Fya~eh Aads.jsn. oPpofte the
Red Market, where ne carries on the bulnefs ct
a Tin Plate Worker. ia all its varioss branches !:
Thofe who may favor bin With their cofom,
may depend upon puaetualiiy Confani atten-
dance will be givea, aud the fnaiIef iavo's
gratefully Acknowledged.
StCG@ gfven 70, aid PszVtev = Lad Z.
Newport, April l6. IS,
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Jat opened, and for Sale. or CircnlarioA, At ths
old CIKcyLArINe LIsRAsY. oy JACOB
RIChAKDSCN, "a TIC POI fh,e, the iSl-
IouIup
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C'.tft9i0"e', DRfIer, and F,2ii P,sie,ver,
Hs tor lslc the following Articles. viz.
freih lIalaga grapes box and
caA T>idns hga; aln6nas io ihe,l prone. ;
curran1 natness; Glove, cinnamon; alfpice |;
pepper; ginger teas cofse chocolate, No. /,
* a, rteps,ed with and without vanilla brown,
po~de'ed & lost.dgar /; Cordials OF all kinds.
An sao',nrnt o. prefcIved fruits. olives. pea.
na"; bea Sherry, Malaga. & TsneriGe Wines /;
III asd 4'h proof JamaicA spirits. aud An,igus
kuni together with an elegant sGortment of
Cah aah Croesery WARE. which he is deter.
p,asd t. Ieil very low.
MV1srf, 'MAfs5 4. 1903. 6if
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To M A X Y
On her BIR7H-DAr.

i 1AiL facred day which hra TO earth.
Announc'd The iidings OF The birth
Oh tha, fair form, and modca mien
Which to artIstt. need bot be feen.
o. all the times which mark the Year.
None mofc propiIious can appear,
7 han MARY's birthday none when joy
Should more The muies itiains empioy.
The ~siblire fongaers Of the field
The mage OF The fcsf1n yield
With na,ure's fniiing aipeet VIC,
Ocr annual tiibute pay 10 thee.
Accept, f~eet maid, the mufes lay
On this le'ene. aui cious dAy;
Hereafter fhall the gocd and great,
Ia heav'n thy birthday celebrate.
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" O T / G z

rs hereby given, TO al p-sf,ns having any de-
msnds asaints the eia,e Of Cspraio JosEPH
CoRcpos. late OF aneaown. deceaied, 70 sx-
ho.t them; and all perfons indsbied to iaid e(
tate. are called upon TO make payment to Ma
KY CONGOON, of JamceoSn, Execuirix to
faid eitate /; or to EBENEZE2 SHEARMAN,
her lawful Agent, a, Newport.
November ~, 1901. Istf
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NTHEREAS Comrffon OF Bankruptcy
w (foundea upon IN Act of Corerets, en-
li,!ed " An Aei 20 eGsblilh an unif fy ltem
4 Bankruptcy thToughouI me Uhittd S;ases'')
has been awarded ard 'Glcd agsiue JOSIAH c.
SHAW Of Liule-Compicn, in ,he county of
Nespir,, and ditrct Of Rhode 10 nd Trader;
and he hsving been declared baukrupt-Hr Is
hereby Tsqui;ed to furrender hiu.cii 10 the Com
rnslioue,s, in the iaid CommiGon on named, on
Mpnday 'he OH, sna I aeljay the z,h Day. Of
june n-xt, aDd Saturday ,hs day OF July
next, az o'clock in ,hs forenoon or zach OF laid
DAYS, az ihe Sts.e hopfe chamber in Ne-pou,
.nd make full dlfcove'y and diicioiure OF his
eHs;e aud effects :-Whsu and v hera his cgedi-
RS are 80 come prepared 10 prove iheiT CLAIMS |;
md at the Gcood firing TO choole odigrees
and al an ist fitting, the laia BaukTupt is re-
qured 10 faIh his examination. Add az faiI
AT meeticg, aov of tie creditor Of faid Bank
rupt may be heard, before the faid Commifli1u-
eis, sgaina the making ot 1iloui iug Of a cct,ii-
cate. to the Jadge OF la'd dingtl, 60 entitle fsd
Bankiupt 10 certificate OF dil. .hsr.e.-Ah
2eron. iDdeb,ed 10 the iaid Bankrupt, or Who
have any Of hi. effects. are not 10 pay or deiiver
The fal,e, except 70 whom the Commiaionea
thsll appoint. BY Oydty Of %, Conn D1snert,
EDWARD HhMPSIEAD, Clerk.
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