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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-26
John & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR SALE,

HAVE FOR SALE,
AT their STORE on Bsnifer's Wharf,
Y RoWR SUGAR. By fbe ba,,si; H6berfs
- 8,orUn SfoEf; RajfD pc, eelE MstaGsf 5y
tbe beSl5eGd; Flor. BY f5e Layrsi; Maall and
DIP Cazaltf, By fbe 6Ax; Irss cabssJss, axl
gsnai~r SPANISH SEGARS.-ALso,
HONEf, BY fbe barrel or gallon
--Nf1O-ro,x Ssep, l,fbr Sox-Nrgro-Rsldge-
bseeo--Bsf 4sb p,sef J0maics Ran; Irsx Sfs1es
Sail Peit,d Hams--Lsaf Saga, 5ntrr, axI
Hsgi Lard, 5e.-LikfwIsr,
LIQUORS, Of The 6ef kind, a
general ADSyfmsnt-0nd S4risn abey 44,fselrs
IN fbr Grocery Lise--a complete .11s,tmeat Of
S0bie6 b.y fropet 10 ke e0nsavfJ J.Ppii<d qsit5.
8IS MASTERS of Poekefs, Pac
fnger, Se. may be yntpiisd at laid Ss0re, on
fbe Royf1a Nofiee-zoib any A,hiel< fbey nay
qO0nf---SJ tbsn faO0rs gratcfriJ actu,4ole6ged.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dozen
--Midlisgf, per b4)bci 0, ba,,ck--Oairs, per
Hundred baaebt,. 0, mailer gaasfiiirs--L0lP-
SUGARS, and a voriey IF tbe bsf sfTEAS.
Newport, Dec. IS. rsoz. ,tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-26

If the irA,mmatory hauangues Of thc 'sd-
eralias Mould 70 far beguiIe the people of Ken
tucky as TO make them difregard their obliga-
tions as citizens of the Union, be il well re-
nembered by whom thefs Efforts are made; let
il not be forgotten that Mr.. Roh. who excit-
ed the people Of this State to opPofe the excite
laws, is the fame man who now declares ne
will head axofker WSjY<yx is/svve7sn--let it net
be forgotten that ,hefe advocates for rVa, and
in/ayyft7os are the men who have 70 long ealled
themfclvcs the friends OF order and regular gov
ernment, and he the blame OF whatever may re-
fult on them alone the republicans are as jes-
lous of the coantry's rights and honor as their
opponents, and in fatt much more 70, but they
are nos for madly ronning into greater danger
than evil 10 now felf--rhey agree that their bre-
thcn TO the WcHward are fuaeriag unsnerited
hardihips, bat they believe every thing which
policy and found prudence dictate will be done
by the general government. and they would re-
gret il the fpccious language of the federaliAs,
,heir political enemies. fhoold have q greater
eAea than the tried and approved friendihiP Of
the republicans. fsr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-26

The proceedings in ere mex, eongrei. sill
not be 70 much clogged as bere,oicre. from the
agi,ating fchemss OF Bsyard, nor the memben
ia dread Of sGAaios,ion from the prefence of a
RutIedge. e.-8ye and bye Connecticut will be
the only aaie ~h1ic members can difurb the
order Of the hooie; Grifwold will be 70 often
involved in calculations. that Dana viii of ne
csGity be obliged TO act the Aflai. 4dxr
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-26

LIS Jor Jat, a agent,ai 4DS,,mest Of W'lG
i i India GOODS. and GkOCERIES, Of a
404,,anted qaahy. ar tie loqrsS price, at retail: !:
imsrg etbe,s. are ibt /oklsqUirg ~yfieIss, uiz.
8,asay. Wta-india RIM, 4fb p,osf do. Gin,
Near England Run, Wixsef different kisds. Mo-
ia1st, Loaf s B,ozV~ Sxga,s, Coffee, Teas Of
varisxs kina5, Ckoeolate, Ralfrs, Pepper, ABpiee,
Ciasaxor, Nsfmeg,, Fi'.r, Rye and Indian
Meal. BXney. Cbssje, Soae. and Candlts v0,i-
ou tixd, sf GL.,js WSrr, forr Ware, kuivss. and
Forks. Jack Kxivrr, Prr KriUe,, farse and)maH
Sbo0r,, Cb1a LotkS and F,Ls,. Cvekeyy axd Tin
War, Axe,, Hafebea ard Hses. Mrs', and Beys
Shoes, Coyk,, Bnvfone, Lampbiaet. Stone Lime.
Lamp Od Powder, Shat and Fiinh, Fy6ng
Li,~, af varisns k,HS,, Leods. ard Hooks. dep sa
Lead asd Liner, Bsilo7os. mesai fsa POfi, qUyh-
isg Paper, qrratpry faPs, BY tbe ,eam, Bed
Cord. Leg Lixfs. Marriage, .Jsames's Cbsfs.
Oak Kegs boidrg fran one qsa,f TO 6r gallon.
BMeksb. Coffee ard Pepper reedy ground for re-;
Rice, Ns1v-fork bea (qptyfne Fios,, pc, barrel +;
and nxmbe, Of ether .3rsieiss net meafioncd.--
Costairs Of viDSh. and ofber. may be Gsph,dsr
,be %o,fea nofice, and evey favor aeknsrOitdgex.
Newport, March 4, 1903. SAT-.
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NJ o TICE

rs hereby given TO all perfons having any de-
mands againA the efiate Of Henry MUM
FORD, >, late of Newport, dcccaied, to exhibit
them for fc,,lemen, and all perfons any w'ie
indebted to fsid eaate, are hereby called upon
to make payment without delay 10
RUTH MUMFORD, Admia'x.
Neubo,t, Mareb I8. 1903. iz9
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CASH, PAID FOR
LINEN q WOOLEN RIGS, By
Chriltopher Olney, & Co.

Dsffvcyed sf foe~ M1Is, ~ at fbefr fdfer
Way-H Hsr)t,
N1HERE they have for iale, at wholefals <
Wv retail, all kinds of Paper, viz. Fooii-
cap Writing. Paper, No. and z.--Vellum Let.
ter do -rot do.-Wrspping do.-Bonnet do.
-Cioiher's do. III oualty.--Sheathing with
and without Sand.-Book Binders Boards
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Bloe.--ALso,
A complete AGortment OF Blank Account
and Record Books.-LixEwisE
Account Books made and ruled TO any pat
tern, to fuit the purchaisr.-A complete Abort
mcnt Of School Books. & Stationary OF all kinds.
dl6. Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
or Posnd. Cocoa Shells. by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys, from I ,
TO - years Of age. as Apprentices to the Paper
making and Clothing buGoefs.-To fush great
encouragement ~iil be given.
Previlt~es. Oa. 76. 1904. TAR
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1000 Tickets, at dollars each, are 100
Pr;x,f Gsbis7 10 n Ala7os sf =, I s,,c,ut

1000 Tickets, at 4 dollars each. are 10000
SnJs5jsa 10 A447vn Of II I ! Pr, cent.
The Managers inform the public, that
owing TO the great expeoce in carry through the
fra clsfs OF The Lottery. they have not been
able TO rafe the fuu, propofed--'bey arc there-
fore under tbe criiity Of having iecond clsfs,
10 ensble then to fulfil the dehgp OF the Lct-
Iery. the Scheme OF which they now preient as
sbove.-As the Manages are determined 70
complete the undertaking as quick as poilibIe,
they pledge thsmfclges TO commence tie draw
ing on the fccond Mooday in April next.
NATHANIEL CRQADE,
SAMUEL SLATER,
OLIVER STAkKWEhTHER,
EBENEZER TIFFANY,
ABRAHAM WILKINSON, .
Or Tickets for fs!e at the Poh Office, New port.
Nortb- Pysvidcrer. Mortb iso,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-26

Even admitting that the republicans have
placed 200, ooo OF dollars at the difpofal ofthe
P,eiidsot, does that fum bear any proportion TO
the FUN propofed by Rois Do bear any pso-
portion 30 s ! 1t is the pride it is the glory
Of the federsias to fquander the public tresfure
they have been used to il but they never
viii periuaae MIR. Jeaeion to follow their ex-
trsvsgant advice. II they were TO vote him
ten millions. the money would be as fafe 10 II q
never had been voted At all.
We fhould be glad TO know Whist the peo-
pie Of Ncw England think Of the fsdsrsifs in
Congrefs, who arc for cxpending pee riii'ss'
Of dollars. and calling oat 10000 men at an
enormous eypencc-to ob6rud the protPenty
of the union ia genersl--when negocis,ica can
remedy particular evil.
In Norfolk, Virginia. on the 10Th ol
February, the iuow was 5 seet deep.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-26
Nathaniel Naion,

. ESPECTFULLY inform, the public, thar
IN he has removed from the hooie OF MS
athcr DavH Naf'r, 10 the ihop of MIR. 16amH,
Ho4uiasd, directly oppohie--wbese all k,nd' OF
TIN WARE can be furnilhed at the ihor'eh
noucc, and 90 as reafonsbe terms as can be
bought in this town. Conaant attendance viii
be gwen, and 'he lmal'ea tayors acknowledge.
Newport, Dec. is. 1904. IloI
st Cath & the higheft price given
For old PEWTER and LEAD.
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Real ERate at An6tI0z.

Keai E/fafe al Hhcfl0H.
NN Monday. the rth day of April next, at
~ ten O'Clock A. M. Two Fi,lhs of rhe real
eaate, late belonging TO Gouid Ma,6, deceafed.
pext Scuth Of the Poa Office; sc.her with the
Houfe now occupied by S0muel Wittsr. Con-
ditions, &c. at time Of iale.
GARDENERS & DEAN, haG7isns,s.
Nszrt7rf. Ma,rb 10. 1903. I7o
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-26

precedensed 10 ,hs hiaory Of the Adams Ad-
minifra,ion.
Let us now have reference to the report u
the Secretary of thr Treafury. and afcertain the
aggregate amount in favor Of the United States.
The payments (fsys Mr.. GAL
LArIs) on account of the
public debf, from the ara day
Of April. 1901, TO the goth
day OF September. 1901 lex-
cluhsely Of and in addition
20 tbe Bank de5r, difcharged
oot OF the proceeds of Back
Shres) amount TO dollao $3.50, 886 A.
And II to thar fnm ihil' be ad-
ded the incteaie Of fpecie in
the Tresfury during the fame
period, which amounts TO
dollars z,74s.63o II
Matmg a d.6irrnes in faUo, Of
be U1hea SfAies, /er i5e fR
IS msstb, ef ReDxbLican Ad-
rrm5fra,ioa, Of aol2an 8,oSS,Si7 10
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WANTED fnnrdi~tfly,
A SMART active LAD, a. an Apprentice
"A to the Printing or Book Binding Busoeis.
Apply to this Ofiee.
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10 be Sold at Public AuG7ion.

10 be Sold at Public Auciion.
IN Friday, the 6ra day Of April next, at
~ ten O'CLOCK, A. Nj. if fair weather, If not.
the hrA fair day. tf not before fold at private
fale) Lot of Land, on Thames. Street, oppo-
Cite Mr.. Gorge HalPs. Ah,, corner Let,
next North o. Mr.. S,ia, Dros's houfe, fonner-'
ly the property of Mr.. .Jobr Stafford. dece,fed.
For terms, apply 10 NICHOLSON WARD.
Of PortfInouth, or to
JAMES CENTER, or New
WILLIAM TILLiNGHAST. ! port.
Nezepo,t, Ma,eb is. Iso,. ,zo
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-26

DRlFTED from Britol, about 10 or IS
- DAYS 6nce, a Ghip's YAWL. Whoever
has found the fame, and will return II TO the
Subicriber, or give informs.icn where It is,
N all be generouny rewarded therefor.
Joseph WARDWELL.
Brjfsi, Mayeh IS, 1898.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-26

THE Honorable Court OF Probate for the
L town OF North Kingfo~n, having ap-
pointed The Suhicrheu, Commiiionen to re-
ceive and examine the claims OF the creditors
to the efa,e OF Amos Cardser ion Of Jetemiah)
late o. North Kinga owu, deceafed, reprefenred
infol, eit and Gx months being allowed foe
that purpofe :-Notice is hereby given 10 all
perions having demands agaof faid eRate, TO
bring them in TO either Of ua. at our refPsdive
dwellings, within dx months from, The date
hereof. GEORGE THOMAS, I Csmny-
PELEG BROWN. Eorsu.
All perfons indsbtedto TO fsid eaatc, arc re-
qnefted to make immediate psymeat 90
BENZ. GARDNER. ddmirjs'r.
Ns,fb. KirgR Rgzcs. Mareb is, 1893. tias
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William Douglas, :,
Af RE Head Of Brad Street.
LIAS conitantly for iale. general Abort
i i ment Of Wea. India and o,her
G. @ q ID S.
One barrel frefh ESSENCE Of SPRUCE. pc
III. or gsllon.--Alfo,
Iufi received fnall fupp,y of the fcllowir
Hay-Seeds. from the State of Vermont:
10 buflhels of Borden's Crais
60 do. Herds do.
40 do. Red Top do.
goo VT. Red Clover Go.
The above Seeds sre new and clean, and "
be fold a. cheap ne at any Store IN tho State.
1000 VT. Of FLAX, cheap Tor cath.
Caih given for Gotten and Linen RAGS.
Newport, January ., 1903. iiSu
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-26

yiaory IN thi, inAance, more gratifying 20 the
friends Of the prsfsat Adniaiifasios, than OF
Marengo was TO Bonspare.
~ THOMAS JFrrERsoE came into the Office
Of Prefideng OF tie United States. on the 4,h
day of March, 1891. On ihe ri day of April
thereafter, and before ALBERT GALLATIN
had entered upon the duties Of Secretary. there
were in the National Trcafury, but one million,
feven hundred and ninety four thoufand, and
forty. -four dollars and 81 cents.
In December. 8oi, Mr.. GALLATIn
4 made his isft Report, which was laid before
Congrcis.--It was up to the n day OF October.
1907. On that day there remained in the
Trcafary. after all the expenccs Of the Govern
ment had been diib- ffed, the fun of swo mil.
lions, niae hondfed and forty eight tsouiaod,
feven hundred and eighteen dollars, and 10
cents.
From the 4,h Of March TO the N Of Octo-
Der, 1901, ia period OF feven months, deduet-
log four days. In the courfc Of this fhor tine
the Tresfury had experienced actual increafe
y. of one million, one hundred and fifty four thou
fand, Gx hundred spd ievcnty three dollars, and
SS cents
This will appear by Ratcment and de-
dutiion: =.
Balance Of monies in the Trea- Dali. Cn.
fury Of the u. S. On the III
of October, 1901, 1,o48,7i8 70
Balance of monies left in the
g. T,eafury by The Adams Ad-
miniara,ion, I,794,o44 81
Incnafe Of fpecie in the Trea-
fury, Tor the fra kven
months Of the JEFFERSON
AdminiRration. dedueting
four days, I,IS4,673 88
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the sum OF 80, Geo dollars on the mer-
chants, and ordered the chamber Of
commefSeto assess the proportion. This
chamber consists Of French merchants,
who accordingly divided the sum to be.
paid by themselves and The American
INGREDIENTS, but so unequally, that four
American houses, viz. Messrs. Dodge,
darcy s Stephenson, Hillar & Will.
ans, and Dawson, were taxed 1000 dol
lars each, and the other merchants from
500 TO 1000, not one Of the French pay.
ing more than from . 70 500. Those
who paid their contributions receivedsa
receipt tobe repaid Il cash in one month,
orto Be received for duties accruingthere-
after. But there were many delinquents
lin consequence Of which gen. Rocham.
beau issued q proclamation, declaring
that al those who should neglect to COM
ply with the aforesaid exactious for IS
hours, should be arrested, their stores
closed, and themselves dispatched to
France. This compelled Compliance IN
many. After three days, the general
ordered that those who had persisted in
disobeying his orders, shouidbe arrest
ed. Aeeoeding, h the course Of that
night, Messrs. Dodge, Stephenson, Car
y and Tracy, American merchants 70.
gether with about IS French, were sci.
zed and thrown into prison. They were
here told, thatunless they complied, they
should be embarked on board ship Of
war, and their property publicly sold.
Preparations for executing these threats
were actually made, whensthe friends Of
the prisoners paid the stipulated amount,
and they were released.
In consequence Of the foregoing oc-
eurrences, q general meeting ofthe Anne
riean merchants had been held for the
purpose OF petitioning for redress. But
il was believed the measure would be
fuitless. - &r~.'-:s.
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N Office.

q. 2
w HEREAS I passed my Note TO !
certain Robert Buckles, Of the state Of
Tennessee, for the sum Of Thireen
Pounds Three Shiifings, Pennsylyania
Currency, dated some time about the 1T
Of November last and payable in six
months after date, which note was given
in part pay of note assigned BY said
Buckles to me, executed BY Lewis Wis
email, dee d. and the said note being
given by said Wisenall, in payment for :
piece of Land purchased BY said Wisen-
all, from said Robert Buckles, and Abra-
ham buckles his brother, and Il. being
lately discovered, that the Land afore-
said does not hold out the quantity for
which it was sold, which deficiency win
be retained by said Wisenall's executors,
tot thenote so assignedto me Is afore-
said. I his therefore is to caution I'll
persons from taking an assignment on
said note, so given BY me, to said Buc.
Hes, as am determined not TO pay the
same Unless compelled by law.
N. B. Those persons indebted 70 me
by bond, note or book account, nnless
the same are discharged, previous 10 the
18th OF February next suits wiil be COM
.menced against them without any dis
rrimiation Whatsoever. *. Z, i IL
!: JOSEPH MeMltJHRAlS.
January 90, 1908.
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FRoMcAPE FRANCOIS.

BY the Breeder Lust, arrived here on
Saturday., we have received very late
advices from Cape Francois. On the
23d Of last month, a French brig, with
165srcops ON board, arrived there from
Brest. BY this vessel they received in
formation, fhak 80, GOO men were in.rea-
diness 1t Brest to embark for ST. Do
mingo, 10000 of whom were to be or
dered to Louisiana IN case their services
should not be requiredthese.
: IA Giro \sfanoe took place atthe Cape,
about the Inning Of December, which
excited much uneasiness among the A
merican merchants. The general In
Chief, being IN want q honey, levied
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FsAow Gtisens,

THE legislature Of our common state,
convened agreeable to Law on the FIRST
Monday Of December last, and We have
been constantly engaged ever since, in
contemplating and promoting the various
and important interests of the cummunii-
~. sss< !. ?
About Fifty laws have been passed this
session, but most of those laws are ola
private and local nature, and consequent.
ly of little importance, except to those
Immediately concerned. 5s
The Petition from the inhabitants of
Berkeley and Hampshire counties, pray.
ing for the establishment Of anew county
from part Of each Of those counties, was
rejected BY the House Of Delegates up
on the third and last reading Of the bill,
BY majority of eighteen. A Law has
been passed, for The establishment of a
new Ferry across Potomac River, agree
able to the prayer Of the Petitioners.
A Law, anthoEising the several Coun-
~ and Corporation Courts within this
commonwealth, to appoint one cor more
master commissioners for each of said
courts--A law, more siFectually to pre-.
vent malicious and vexatious sui,s--A.
law to repeal q part of the act, " entitled
an act, authorising the Potomac Com
pany to open the Shenandoah River
A law to provide more effectually for the
collection of zines for the use ofthe COM
monwealth--and law for altering the
time Of holding elections, are all the
laws having general operation, which
we consider necessary to mention, that
havebeen passed, As yet, by the legisla-
ture. n ~
The biIlwhich was passedbythe house
Of delegates, for the extenticn Of q ma
gistrates jurisdiction to Twenty Dollars,
was rejected by the Senate.
A bill for the regulation and explana-
tionof Sheriifs fees-A bin concerning
District Court Attorniss--A bill COM
pelling eonstables TO give security for the
faitlsfth discharge of their official duty,
and raising their wages--A bill authors
sing amagistrate to compel the atten-
dance Of witnesses-A bill for altering
the Senatorial districts SO IS 10 increase
the number Of Senators on the Western
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MARTLNSBURG, january 80.

u THt Eahor 'esrsu that the IsTsLtIorseEs
has not ben left (sssetly) With % much regularity
iaione places, q i ought % have setp. The omie
Con y. uDkno.n % him with lsssiy .Iis ..rpehl;
rssea. ever, p.stsn no may 10 fu,urs j. rerlste,
-. seinsorn hin thsseof ipa.lia,.iy, lhss the
. procedure nay B. eorreeed !. So. r -.
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been repaired the pastyear from neees-
sity. At least Eve hundred dollars win
Be necessary III that case, 70 Be added %
,he usual estimate, 70 be appropriated
for the purchase Of horses, and llurther
repairs to the present machinery.
All whichis respectfully submitted TO
! the President BY his very obedient and
humble servant. es:,-s...z Z.
(Signed "a.
.-s III ELIAS BoUDiNoT,
., :s..=, >,..s,2 Director.
Mint ofthe United States, LIST Janu-
airy, 1905. - : :
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From .Sfounfon, '1cnuayv io.

About 10 o,clolk on the evening Of the
oh instant, Washington Academy was
reduced 10 ashes Ne have the pleasure
70 add no lives lost, the Gre was &C.
eidental and the building had beeninsur-
ed, md that although. die utmost exerti-
ons Of the studenss and citizens cf Lex.
ington, could not arrest the progress Of
the flames, and save thar Substantial and
eon,modious building, they happily sue.
eeeded in saving The valuable library late-
" considerably enlarged together with
the mathematical md philosophical in-
struments. - 49, -
Howeverjustly the iriends Of litera-
ture & patrons If this institution, may ID
ment this unexpected check 20 its pro.
gress, they ought console themselves in.
der the persuasion that this academy,
which rose to its late respectahility, from
the smallest and most urpromising be-
ginning (for Il was founded during the
commissions Of our revolution, and phi.
vate gratuities Its only funds) cannot
nowiie long IN ruins, but win rise from
lis ashes with additional splepdcr and
renewed vigor, under the continued gui.
dance ofa benign providence. The fos-
tering care, and unsolicited bounty Of
the immortal Washington, and the dis.
Interested patronangs Of his brethren IN
arms, the companions Of, his dangers,
and the partners of his glcfy-THE
CINCINNATI OF THIS STAEEa
| The trustees lost no time in m1king
arrangements for the comfortable accom-
mediation ofthe stewart and students, ID
preventive neeessity of . epsfation7le @
any who may have gone home, pending
the momentary confusion and derange.
ment, are earnestly requested 7fhlmedi,
ately toreturn, that the least possible ii.
terruptionto their st1dies, and disorga.
nizstion intheir respective classes may
obtain.z<f X /@E75 ~ s.-a.
A full meeting of the board Of trustees
is expected 1t Lexington, on the slst
instant, whenplans and subjects the most
interesting to ID institution, willbe pro-
posed and discussed. =, =, s1..S.:
18th January, 1908. ....E S..
4 General WGshington gaze fooshGres
in flames River Company to this academy.
The Cincinnati efVnginia no less ema.
iops Of his private oirtles than his ssilita-
~ fame, haze seconded his generosity oHd
| good wishes 10 this institrtien, and iat
their last meeting, appropriated their
fund.- 70 its Hss--iafsr this imtressiea IL
is believed, that this Acddemy Is 6sffey
calculated than any other IN this sfate, to
estend the blessings Of moraEty md sut.
skanfiai in ormdtiea, observation-disclosures ~
the sices and iasuries, dnsiolsssea 81
the amatsenents Of rDeaithy and pepsioEs
cities, the usual seats FIR. seasisaries n
learning. = - ~. 90
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TAKE NOTICE.

This L 70 canton al persons from
j taking an assignment ON two notes
of hapd. given BY us to Province Me
corwaek, Tor ten dollars each, Is they
were Illegally obtained, and we are de-
ternained neyerto pay them unless COM
yelled BY law. 4.
RICHARD HARDEsTY,
GEORGE HARDESTY.
Jefferson County, January 20, 1905.
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LaNDS FOR SIZE.

yEfILE Be sold, 10 the highest bidder.
Wv on the respective Tracts, BY the
exeeutorapf the late General George
Washingto !, the annexed parcels Of
LAND, atthe following periods:
Traet in Charles county. F;,., sS,,d,,, !.
Maryland, near the Fish ;nns..s 1870
Tras. 4 Mo1.s9msryl ssc.ad mn
Soussy, Maryland near az iadisss.
Tract N Jefferson counfy1
Virgins, called Evanses, iafh daref
: i-amiles westof Charles March, l.
Town, -.
Tractin Hampshire coun-l =
q, Virgins, knounhy the a.. -
nameof Horse Shoe Tact, y
10 Be sold The issh day of 80.
March, on Epanses, !.
II Jeaerson County, Vir-1 .o..,,.r
einia, The Tract on the 49, ~
uoted run Bull-Skin, ae'
II Jegetscn County. Vir.l
sinis, he Tract onWorm- afsf day of
teyss line, occupied BY dino.
capt. Gabriel Greenfield,
In FrederickC County, Vir.l
ginia, aTraet ! "a mile sss aay 2
South Of Battie Town, a4.s
In Fauquier County, vir.1 .... 81, e
einia. Ashley,s bent md 49,, 8. = -
chastin's run TSasss. nesr 80 :. l.iee- 7
Hickses tavern. e ~ :. :
ons foarth of the am6unsofii pur.
ehaseto Be paid down, he baianee IA
three equal annual insfsiImepts, secured
By morssage 6f ths premiseS md 70 draw
ieg.l interest from the dr. of purchase,
. TIE ExEcDT0Rs.
january 20, 1908.