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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-06
VALUABLE PROPERTY,


A tract Of Land on Holiness
run, 10 Fairfax county, containing forty
four acres and an half, with water Grit
Mill, Dwelling Houie and other improve.
ments thereon known by the name OF
Milford, and formerly occupied BY Ro-
bert Allifon, deceafeG, and is ditant from
Alexandra about 5 miles.
Another piece of Land in the
vicinity of this town, near the George.
Town road, containing FIVE acres and
ten percbes.
ALTO, the elfate, title and in.
teref of faid Robert Mea(e TO the follow
ing lots and ground rents, viz: one 10!
fronting on Pitt freet, between King sno
Cameron ltreets, lately occupied BY no.
bert Meafe as garden; a Let on Waless
Alley, adjoining the Lots in pofsalon Of
Michael Thorn and Thomas Crandeli
ground Iept OF one hundred and IA dols.p,
snnum; On Lot on Union freet, leaea
to Thomas Crandell; one other rent u
forty dollars per annum; on LOT "
Wales's Alley leafsd 10 Michael mon;
The fale of the hrlt mentioned trae' V
Land, will commence at II O'Clock %
NJ. and of the remainder at 3 O'Clock =
NJ. Terms Of isle are notes Win SI
proved endoriers, negotiable at the D ca
Of Alexandria, payable in three ~, M
and nine months. Deeds TO be e1ecu's
to the purchalers after the laft payme""
WILLIAM HERBERT,
TmbH.
.Abrl IS. d.
Cath gwen for clean IN 4
en- and cotton rags. b
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Turks Vamd Salt.

Iul received 1900 bufhels of
Turks Hand SALT, aAoat at Twins
wharf-ALso, few boxes OF trelh Prunes
for fac by
]. and !. H. TUCKER.
March IS. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-06

This Day Landing,
Fran on boayd fb< ll5ooner lNay Flosutr,
Carlo M1ar1s, mafsr, ard Jsr /ale
BY The JA6/fri6sr,
90 hhds. Surinarn Molalies Of
an excellent quality,
ton of Cordage,
400 tierees Stone Lime,
bale RufIia Sheerings,
500 pieces Nankeens
10 cheas Young HI Ton Tea,
40 bis. new Rem.
!. G. Ladd.
April 40. 3
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-06
PUBLIC SALE.

In burJuance Of q Deed Of
Tyyg fr0m Robef Mc4(r, deceglrA, "
The Ju5/fnber, qviA be ex3elfd 10 )ak
OK Saturday the 7Stb day If My ulst,
on the premJlss, the tal0zvmg
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-06

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a DESCRIPTION
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new plan.
BY JOHN PINKERTON.
TIE ASTRONOMICAL INTRO
DUCTION
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And plumian protector of afronomy, and
experimental ph.lofophy, in the
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Il will be printed on fine paper and new
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The price to fabGcribers will be nine dol.
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1t will be put to prefs as foon as four hun
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-21
LONDON. Eanusry e.

YcRerday's mail pofeGed US Of a letter
from Paris, which MENTORS that Lord
Whitworth, in a recent conference with
the French mini!ter, had demanded an al
furancc that France will no. iend troops to
Egypt or any of the Ottoman donations
but was info,me that Great Britain, as
naval power, had no right TO interfere IN
continental politics and thar France
could no, return any anfwir which might
be deemed to imply any acqaleicence IN
fuch pretendons. We heard iimllar re-
port on Change, and the following cor
.eiponding articles are given in the French
papers, received yeaerdsy, under date,
S,usgard, Jan. 7.
ST we may believe feyeral German
g4zettes, there have been for iome time
at Paris, very important negotiations be-
tween Lord Whitworth and The mlnliter
Talleyrand. They relate partly to the
evacuation of Malta and Egypt, and 10
the affairs of Parma and Etruria. Eng
ldllQ requires VI TIdtitS fAOi"'A~ - - 49,
will in no cs!-, iend troops to Malta or
Egypt; but the French government has
rejected the proportion, on account OF It's
not Paving been mentioned in ,heltreaty OF
Amiens. Wish refpea TO the AFFAIRS OF
Italy, lord Whiteworth has alio received
reply ard more rrecile one, in the ne
gssive for France never thought OF be-
ing required to trsas with the court OF
London upon the affairs of the continent
becauie thar court, III the negotiations 'of
peace which took place with AuHrla' took
10 part either 10 The affairs of the GerIna-
nic empire or CT Italy" !,
Although we lhould not be iuFPF'.ed II
fuch were The fentilnents and hottie avow
mems OF France, we are yet led 10 nope
the Placements are erronaocs and we IT.
cline the more TO this periaafon, pecapie
he Gated declaration to have been current
| at Stu.gard on the III mutt have been
made current early III the month asa "e
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-21

csnah fi2po: OR miniiers would b,v.
Offered 70 long p:rsol to cIep.e win, !.
adopting meaas TO a!Tsrt the honor. -,
vindica,e the rights AMI intcrcas af y
country.
i oar government ha, reafOn to helisv.
that France neditates the lcndia, ,roo..
70 any Of sh- Turkiih provinces, in ona p
Gtion 10 the treaty Of Amiens, which, r.
pulates the integrity Of that empire. -
if the coninlaf court refuies to make !, Ga
tisfaetory declaration on the fubjeti Of AM
representation re!alting from ,.i4t impT.f
fion, there can exit but one opinion a. ;.
the line Of contact which this cou,,,
ought 10 adopt.
We have already fac.iGced enoasb 6,
peace, there is poin! beyond which ~,
deration degenerateS into weakness con,
cemon may be demanded after conceg;o,
until we retain neither the fpirit nor h.
power for rsGltance; ard a truce. cu,
chaled at the expence Of Our homer, nn,F
be as iranGtory AS it would be hunis,
ing. Ii war, which Heaven avert, te
impending over US, We lhould rather ar
,icipate the !hocss, than augment GU, dan.
ger By nsanly ,emporiAng with it,
Egwt mutt be pTeierved from the do.
minien OF france, and if there exit doubt,
for its fatsty, we (hould make aGaranee
doubly fure, and take boon of fate.
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Hrriped Ence car LAT,

Ship Dart, Peck, from s.. Ubes. 10
lat. 10, N. long. rs, W. fpoke the fh'r
Polly and Sally, Mitchell, belonging to
Newburyport, from Liverpool to Nor
folk, sug Il days, all well.
Sch'r Experiment, Seely, from Men.
tego Bay. In lat. rs, 80, long. So, 10,
fpoke the fth'r Judah, from Hayannsh,
bound to this port.
Sch'r Roger Williams, Allen, from
Havannah.
sch'r Hope, Farquhar, from Monscgo
Bay
Sch'r Fricndfhip, Dinman, from New
York.
( Sch'r Nancy, Daniels, from St. Chril'
,oph-r's; in ditire6.
Sch'r Elizabeth, Richie, from New
Providence.
Scoop Economy, Smith, from New.
Providence.
Sloop George, Potter, from Providence
lR. IL
By the nip New York, arrived IA
Hampton Roads from Liibon in - days.
we received the following liz OF Amer.
can veGels left a, Libon on The I'm Of
February.
Ship Liberty, captain John Daily, TOT
lie of May, to fail in s days; ih'p ame'
RIGA, OF Bottom, capt. Gardner, ter New
York, to fail in 3 days; eboonef -
ofdo. time not known fhip Argus, CAPT.
Durcham, for Norfolk, in weeks
fhips Richmond and Liberty, OF FhlaOsi'
phia. Befdes many other American ''''
lels names unknown.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-21
aleranb. ia aonirlser.
MONDAY, MAacH IL

Extraa efa letter reeeivfa at St9' i''
from Savauaab, 8at<d Marf6 4 :,
/" On the "a inf. an expfeis sll's's
here from the Governor OF New OfieaI'
with difpatches for the Spanllh Coni. VI
Nothing has yet certainly tranlYlfei WIN -,
reflect to their contents. Various ~ =.
the conjee,ures, and report peaks OF r ,o'
landing of fomc French troops at 'ae '''
ridas.''
Extr0a sf 4nstb<y, fran Nfe0- O'1F'''
dated Ft5,aap II. =,
/" Our lat advices put It beyo'' r,
doubt. that the French are cow Oh -
way to this place, and are lookso !; 10 ', 1
Is. The baggage of the Prefstt =, Is a ,.,;a,
by arrived, and lever.I officers OF '0''''
grades"
From CLARIFIES paper # .St s s'I;c, n
!" The following article OF MEM n sS00ah
is written upon the rsarsin OF a:o', - AZ, he
paper Of Thudday iaf, addrehsa y
pof. matter Of this city I'D il
!" An cxpfef, is faid to be a ,Ida, Pea.
this city, in i days overland Hon
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-21

uuiefs the WCIus ~
original jurildie'ion. find,
asorallv ! judicial fyften', diy'desit INTO
~. suplemc, AMI 70 many inferior courts
ass,he Iegillasure may ordain and e4tao.iif'
hen eoaa,era,es its powers, and proceeds
% far 10 diRr,buse them, as 70 oehne
+. ;ur,fditsion Of the Supreme Court ~
declaring the cafes in which il 'haIi take
isiual jurlditt,on, and that in others a
!, hall take appellate jurlidittlon 'h'
plain import OF the words iesms 20 oe'
'ha, in one clals Of cafes its juriidle'ion is
original. and not appellate IN the o'hef
It IS appellate, and nos originsl. II any
other eooarut,ion would rsnder The c'auie
inopy rative, that is an additional reaion
for REJECTING fuch other contributions and
Tor adhering to their obvious meaning
To enable this court then TO iiiae a
nard anus, it mutt be fhewn to be an ex-
!reii. of appellate jur.iditsion, or to De
1ectiIlry to enable them to exerclie appel
iate jurifdittion.
II has been ltated at the bar that the
appellate jutifdittion may be exerclied n
4 variety of forms, and thar if il be the
will Of the Legislature thar mardamus
l,oud be uied for that purpots, thar VIII
NUT be obeyed. This is true, yet the
llffiltaion mutt be appellate, not oTisi-
nal.
7, IS the eHen,ial criterion Of appellate
iur:idiaion, that it revifes and ootfeets
he procee,iags in carf: already init.
tuted, ard does not create that eauit.
Although, therefore, l.andamus may
be directed to courts, yet 10 ihae iach a
wrir 70 an officer tor the delivery OF a
paper, is in effect the fame as TO luitain an
original action for thar paper, and there
fore (esms nor to belong 10 appellate, but
10 or'ginaI jurifd'ftioo. Neither IS it
oeseGary in fuch ca as this, to enable
the court to exereift It's appellate juriidlc-
ton.
The authority, therefore, given to the
Snprcme Court, BY the ati eiiabhih'ns
The judicial courts Of tie Uniled' States,
20 iGuc wri,s al mandamus 10 public tn
GERS, arp,ars not 10 be warranted ty The
CONT and il becomes neeeiHy to
erqnirc whether jurilaittion, 70 confer
red, can lie exefcli, d.
The queaion whether an act, repug
nant 70 the contribution, Gao bect mr The
law OF The land, is qufNion deeply IN.
tereairg to the Unlisd S'a'es; hnt hap
PLY nor of an in'ricacy Ptepo'ioned &c
its intereit | leems only neceiiafy TO
rscagpize certain principles, fuppoied 10
have been long and we'll eIiabiiihed, 10
decide it.
fTo be Ccutmaed.
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NORFOLK, March 1e.

A gentleman ofveracity, jutt arrived
from Savannah. &C.. J in 6 days, informs,
that the day before he left there an esprels
arrived, bringing intelligence Of general
Viao,'s having landed at LOUISIANA with
1000 troops. Cad xfavs jor lie Ken.
faekeaxsi
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Nj N D a NJ U S.
os;u;ox FIR Sstr.mt Carr deiivsud b
CT, If JaGiee Martial, February 2it6,
1903.
WM. MAssusf' On motion for
The SIC. of STATE,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-15
Stonghton'5 BltterS.

Or During The prefent Gekly leafon, the uc
ofSTOUGHTON's BITTERS, (iimPortsd f10m
Landau will be found of great %fervice, as pre-
ventiye to difeaEe, e~ipecially where there is an
infectious atmosphere and a Predtfpo6tion in the
habit to c~ontagion. 1t eminently braces the con-
aitution, and rcnovates the whole fyfem. Il may
be ufed iniead Of fpirits in water, tea, or ether
drink. IL reeores tot appetite, expels worms in
children, and, if regularly ufed during the fall
feaion, will prevent rhe ague and fever. I~n'fhort,
it only needs 70 be tried, TO convince every one
OF IFS great efficacy.
Theefe Bitters may be had, with copious direc.
tions, prepared at the original warehouie in
Lon1onl 10 quart bottles at one fourth II of the for
mer charge TOR the fame in walls, at S. Snow.
den's Printing Ofce, Alexandria, where a bottle
is conRsnsly kept opcn for trial. o. Alto, at
"A. BUCKS, fredericksburg.
GA. 2. 60
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\ ractS with WHICH IneSe DlOuiildlao dbouiiu,
he was at length overtaken by night, when
| all further search was in vain. He return
| ed to ais cottage, having lost both his child
| and his dog wheehad attended him falthtul-
| ly for many years.
Next morning by day break, attended by
| several of his neighbours, he again CONT
nued his search; but after a day spent in
f~ruitless fatigue, they returned, and gave
up all hopes of finding his child.
On returning to his cottage he found the
dog had been there, and on receiving a
| piece ofcake, had gone off again. Several
DAYS had passed, the shepherd frequently
going out to trace the steps, or gain %intelli-
gence of his son and the dog regularly,
in his absence, coming to his home and 60
ing off again after being led.
Struck with this singular circumstance,
the father remained ae home one entire
day, in order to watch the dog, which again
went off with his allowance. The owner
followed, and the dog led to a cataract at
some distance from the spot where the
child was left. The banks almost joined
dlllS toP' loSPdialou " Al "o)oo "a TIL
mense depth presented that appearance
which ~astonishes travellers who frequent
the Champion Mountains.
Down one of these rugged &alnost per-
pendicular descents, the-dog began without
hesitation to make his way, and at last dis
appeared into a cave, the mouth Of which
was almostle level with the water. T~heshep-
herd with difficulty followed, and on enter
ing therein, what were his emotions when
he beheld his infant eating with much salts
faction the cake which the dog had just
brought him; while the faithful animal
stood by, cycling his young charge with the
utmost compliance!
From the situationi in which the child was
found, it appears that he had wandered to
the brink Of the precipice, and then had
fallen or scrambled down till he reached the
cave which the dread of the torrent had
afterwards prevented him from quitting
The dog, by means Of his scent had traced
him to the spot, and afterwards prevented
him from starving By bringingh him his own
daily allowance. He appeared never to
have quit the child by day or night, except
when it was necessary to go for It's food,
and then he was generally running at full
speed to and from the cottage.
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For sale, or RENT,

THE STORE | have occupied
for fcme,ime paR, ftuated on Prince Greer, oppo-
fte Col. Hoce's. There Is noeand in town more
better or eligible calculated for carrying on an
extenhve wet or dry Good Buinefs. The Gel
lar perfectly dry, with a door at each end, will
soid one thouEand barrels of Flour.-Twenty
;a5; { hundred barrels may be flowed upon the Pre-.
scAies without any inconvenience to the occupant.
For terms apply to WILLIAM OXLEY.
Sept. IS. co
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NOTICE..

THE Subscriber hayieg obtained letters Tcs.
samentary with the Will annexed, on the estate
OF ADAM LoNGpEN, deceased, requests al per-
sons that have just claims against said estate, TO
bring them in properly authenticated for settle
mens, and all persons indebted are requested to
make payment TO
RALPHLoNGDEN, Ex'or.
Ocsober IL law5wt
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A Wnreh0u6 to Let.
AsguR X.

j will rent my Warehoufe, ftuate on King
nrses, adjoining the manlion houle 10 which !
live, oppofre Mr. J. Kincaid's. Pofeiion may
be had Immediately. 1t is very convenient for
i Grocery fore, or a Flour Merchant. For
terms apply TO p. MARSTELLER.
Iune 2. co
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20 Let.

THE frame Warehoufe on King freet. two
doors above Pitt Street, now occupied by Am
brolc VaGe. Pofcfion will be given on the a7th
of this month apply, in the sbfence OF The
fubfcribef, to Col. Dennis Ramfey.
r. TAYLOR.
AspuR ~. go
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WHEN we read this ~ad,nonitory lesson
as coming from the heart OH patriot, and
the Mrceaas Of learning and philosophy,
we are led into admiration oE It's author,
from a conviction of the truth and Justice
that marks the sentence. It cannot too Of
ten be resorted to BY Americans as a first
principle, which, if observed, VIII be a sure
guide to the prosperity and happiness Of the
United States. We are not to rest Ii Sc
curity upon the heoryof this position, but
we must act up to 1t. Our government
must be careful that in commercial regula-
tons and connections, that all nations are
equally respected, and that no appearance
of partially or prejudice does exist. That
all rulers are liable to error, and that they
may at times unintentionally err, is to be
expected but whengovernmental acts are
done, that the whole army of philosophers
cannot impute to a false judgment, we are
apt to conclude, that there is a direliction
from virtue, and we are naturally led TO In
vestigate. The endeavors that have been
used to cultivate peace and friendship with
the French nation, and the care taken in
making treaties and compacts, not to give
that nation the least offence, and the scru-
pnlous adherence to first principle, in en-
tering into negotiations with her, is con-
duct for which our Executive deserve eve
~ praise. Itgives agreat reliance On the
integrity Of our engagements, when we
shew great caution and care in forming
them. When Mr.. Monroe was sent to
France in une, 1884,, his Instructions were
full to this purpose, and SO much so, that
he is ordered to feel the pulse Of the Exc
.cutive ofthat country, and discover whether
there was any public character Of the Unit
ed States in that country which France
might ~disapprove of. Mr.. Edmund Ran
dolph's letter OF instruction is to that effect,
IN the followingwerds.
Z" 1t is important that ne public charac-
terofthe United States shouldbc in France,
which is not acceptable. You viii enquire
into the C%onsuls, and inform how they are
approved, and whether they be deserving.
Although the President will avoid, asmuch
as possible, to appoint an obnoxious per-
son Consul, it may happen otherwise and
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Fran the NoRroLK Herald.

" It sh9uH be M endea01y to cuLt;uate the
g peace and Giendsh ofevery nqtfon, G.
" zen ofrHAT sOhich has jninrsdk Us most,
" 7ohen zoe shaNhq9e carried air pants
I" against her"
Vide dicrson's Notes en- Vlg. P. 81.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-20
SH OE.S TO X E.
TOHN M. MANSFIELD


IN ETUKNS his thanks to his friends and
~. cuaorners tor their patt favors. and in
sorEs then. that he has joa received freih
fapply OF kid aud Morocco Slippers. Of the beA
oqslity and made by the NOT experienced work
inru in Lynn. He would iofofm ,hofe ladies',
ira, have NOT been 70 veil fuppled al his Store
OF late, tiat hi, beR Workncn hayc recovered
their health. 70 that in future M will be regular
Iy and conftan,ly Gpplied with Shoes Of the beft
caality. will alfo be foppIied with a, good
Morocco Shoes at IS. 81. as any in thi, State at
that price. and fome for s,.--He has on hand a
few dozen with heel,, Which will be field at IS.
oJ. per pair.-Allo an ahortnent of nifIcs and
children's kid. Morocco and leather Shoes, of
alnoa every defcriptioa; fome made TO lace
Alio mems aud boys dancing Pomps.-He ex-
peeis in few DAYS fupply Of leather Shoes Of
every kind fui,sbie for the approaching ieafon,
Iome sth Cork Soles.
He would ALTO inform his cuRomers. that
IL any of his warranted Shoes mould Rip. they
will be mcnded gratis, by fendiog them 70 the
abovs Store.-Any lady tha, may want any
kind or colour OF Shose. MY have them made
20 aGy pattern by giving twc week, notice. -
as he is ever defrons to accommodate his cut
TONERS, he hopes by his atteation TO his buff.
nek to merit general patronage.
Ne4epori, on. 3, 1893. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-20
Nicholas WsbHer.

INFORMS the Public. that he has opened .
i GROCERY STORE in Broad Street, 10
the houfe, late the property Of Mr.. Cakb Earl,
where he has fos Sale general aGortment Of
WEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among Others. arc the following articles
Rum. Brandy, Gin, Cheny-Rum, MoIancs,
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of varioo.
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Raiiins, Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpice, Cinnamon. Nutmcgs,
Butter, Chcefe, Candles, Onions, Topacco,
SNUFF, Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugar. &c.---ALSO.
Ageneral and exten6ve variety of
Crockesy and Hard Ware, Mens and women's
Shoes. &c. &c. with many other articles. too
tedious TO meation all which will be fold st
the molf reduced prices.
ye1vSerf, Nsv. IL. 1901. 6oG
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-20

State Of Rbvde. Uaad, SIC. Odohsr Io,b. 1901.
HE creditors Of ks5er Wilesx, JON. Of
l. Exeter, Labourer. arc hereby notified to
appear at the General AIcmbly 20 he holden at
South, Kingaovo, on the iaa Monday OF this
month, then and ,here to ihex caufe, 1t any
they have, Why the prayer of his petition for
the b,ne6t OF an Act, Psaed June. a. ID. i7S5.
for the relief oi oiiniolycnt debtors, osght not to
be granted.
B. HAZARD. D-,. See',y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-20

STATE Of Rhode Laaxs. Se. O6otrr iotb. 1909.
THE creduon OF yeyrmiah Spagst, Of
i Exeter. IN the county OF Wilmington, are
hereby noiihed tosppear, At the General AGcm-
bly, TO be holden At South Kingkown. on the
laa Monday OF this Oelobcr int. and these to
ihew caSae, III any raey hsve) shy hi, POSITION
tor the benefit Of IN act. paG,d Jone. A. ID.
'7s6, for the relief Of iafolvent deo.ors, ought
not to be granted.
B. HAZARD, DIP. SEER.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-20

WILLIAM 1lLLlNGHAST,
HAS jaa received i,rge Aaosiment Of
4 Looking Glafes. which he now Offers tor
faie as cheap or cheaper thsn were ever fold 10
NeSport.
Ssbhmbsr. 10. Is4
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-20

Stait Of Rb'4e- Nand. sSe. O7sbey oib, 1909.
He credito" of Jsk. Basyqe,. JON. Of
1 Newport. arc hereby notified to appear az
the General Aaemby TO be holden At South,
Kingnown. on the lsft Monday Of October init
,hen and there to ihew csufe, If any they haye)
ahy the prayer Of hi, peti ion, for the benefit
OF an att. paacd June. A. d. 1856, for',he re-
lief OF inioIvent debtors. eught not 20 be grant
ed. B. HAZARD. Drp. SIR.