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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-20

wilt be cont.n,ed with the cop'fe rc,fued. s"a
will cosntenance future endcavors 20 pfefsIvr
their peace and profpsrity.
IPray yoo % accept aiIorances Of my high
refpce9 and confederation.
TIL JEFFERSON.
Walhinpton, June 10, ISo,.
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MaRRlED. AT New Y,,k. on the "a
ira. hv ,hc Rirhl Rev. Bthpp Moore. Tao
MAS FkuMr rrsaSLL Eta. lse Of Jsnaics.
TO Mrs. ELizAssrH GRrMgs. Of this town.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-20
the Court Of sPsobate for the

vkTHEREAS the Court OF Probate Tor the
Wv town VI Tivenop, having appointed
snc fubicyibsts Commit ,nep, to receive and
exsrs;ce the claims Of the creditors 10 the easte
% Rsfb Ba,iy. wido~ lac Of Tsrnoo, decesi-
ed. fepteisnted infolvent all perions having
any demand, sgains fsid fastc, are hereby no.
uf-d 10 exhibit the fame TO either oi us The fub-
fcibcn ~i,hiu Gx months from she q Ssy OF
this infant Aagua. j. bring the time sllo~ed
by fa,d Court We further give notice th1f ~s
oil attend a; the dwelling ho1Se y Jsbs Xsn-
eb,ge, 10 Tivenon, on the Isa Ffdsys IN the
month. Of September. kivenbcf, and January
enfpiag. from one TO tx P. nj. tor the pu'Ps1s
siofclaid.
WALTER COOK, Cs~-E
JOAN MANCHESTER. fssen.
Al r rfon, indeh,cd iD fns so,seis d ei-
:ate, are dciired 20 make irnnedise psy nen' 70.
BEDFORD DENNIS. AImiSr.
q,vsrisr. Azgra i6, 1909. iSs
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Farther European Ne,vs !!

|IIVFhN' JuHS U E'
A French mcHr.nger arrived this m,rp'"g
in an opeo n,at lh;s OF 'ruce) from CALAIS
He bro't diipa,ches from VI. ra.leyraod. ad-
dreiiel to lcrd iAak fbiiy. and fes off -tor
town in Poa chais sid tour Immediately after
he landed.
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LoSpor. June ,s
We a,p the rufs. ., fta,c. ,nat his MAJ (

We mop the pTth, f0 NAte, thAI MS MAJ L
~ was tent tor tom Windfor this u,Jnins ~
ex prefs. He arrived in DSn attn O'clock.
aud c,uoc'l was ,nnrdia,elv he'll. Il. was
ro.uouseJ that the French mefengef hal bfo't
over prspof,ions tcr peace. The buGoeis ~oit
certainly be of 'my,t ,tance that you'd oiag ibs
Kng 10 tovn {, iaddeniy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-20

TICKETS. snd places tor the xes. may
We taken AZ the THRArss on the days OF pers
farnance. from 10 tiI I M. sad from un
10 p NJ Bx.' On Dsilay--Pm so C~D--a
and Gallery IS Crnn. ----Doors oprn | befose
7, and the CouAins 10 rife 1 beiofe o'clock.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-20

OF WAHAcHi 70 guafausecd 10 in- ite's ihe
frequent alarm excIed IN ibe Autcan ts,nfieis
By Nc Psche OF W,dden, &c. 10 Rated a. the
pre- ! Tor this meaiure.
% Saturday q g,oundiefs runour wss
ciscuixscd, shst the FirR Conul had becn shti-
fpascd, Which has oecn cJHpeseiy faliih-i ny
the arrival n M Csrmoot, french TlG;nger,
who lcf, Paris On Fidw n'gnt laa. wish dr.
pasch.s tor lord HswkeRip.
The fpcrd, delivery Of thsfe diiPa'ches
was dsemcd o! foch inportxace, that when ne
reached Cs'sis, early Yesterday mnrning, nc
would not ~ait for ths faiiog Ola pacse,. bot
took an open boat. notwithstanding the weather
WAS extremely boiaeroos. On ms reschins
Dlves, 3 perfon was tn neJia,cl, TENT 70 Deaf,
to forward the intelligence 70 tosn nv the ,eie'
eraph. The courier proceeded - L,adon ~
pot chsife audloor. His arrival occahonct
great batlc a, ,hs Secretary of Stase's office,
AID the difpa,chs Sc,c Immediately forwarded
| to losd Hawk, fbury az Coombc. Letters were
slf, diipstened TO the oth-r members VI govern
| ment, who happened q, h out Vi town.
| E ine ~.
! The arriva. of M. Cormone che French
mefcoger. ~hicn we noticed yeAssdsy has CIV
en- rife to much fpccaIa,ion. A meacngrr va
fcnt to his msjesy. sbo yehefday arrived "
to%n. He wa. waited upon by the chancel'o
of The exchequer and lord Hawk fb,y. In
| H.novetlan mioieer and tbs duke II Cumbcf
land were likew,fe preftnt at the inteSvicS. l.
1t wa conjettared thar the hfpstche' fent b
the Fcnch government fela,ed 10 fome PryPo
! fition Of scc,m soda,ioo.
A, rhrec o'clock bis M'j'av fet OF asai
in his poaehsiie for Kev, from wh.nce ne pro
cecded on 10 Windfor.
TAXES.
YeRerday the miniter bro'r forward hi
Budget, which neceaariIy prefensed taxes heav'
CT ia their smoont, than any which hsveev.
been impofed in any one year noon the pe,p'
Of this country The taxes diafibo'ed amooP'
three great branches os revenue. namely. 'h
euloms. excite anj income Hihne from land
pcffonsI properly. trade. profefion. &c.
The whole smoont Of ihc forplics wa
Gated At 30. ,9S.izoL. TO cover which way
and means wcfc bro't for~srd TO the amcunt G
so.6s7,78,L. leaving farp!us Of J.zs9. soz
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-07
A N A c T

To enable the Prendeat of the United States 70 take
pos,essiqa of f6e territ0rits esded BY France to
tbe United States BY The treaty cpneladed at
Paris, on The tbirtietb Of dugae last, and fer
tie temporary g0ve,nmeaf Threat.
<uaa<d by The Senate ard HaxJe sf Re
sys/entafivts Of The Uuitrd States IF dse,'ea IN
.Cosyr<ss Assmble1, That the President of the
United Sra,es, be, and IS hereby authorised to
rake possession and occupy the territory ceded BY
France to the United States, by the Treaty con-
ciuaed atP.sis on the thirtieth day of April last,
between the two nations and that be may
for ;hat purpose, and in order TO maintain IN the
sa;d territories the anshoriy of the Uated States,
employ any part Of the army and navy of The o. S.
and Of thu force authorised by all act passed the
third day Of March last, enttled !" an act direct
mo = detachment from The militia of the United
States, aud foreretting certain srsenals," which
he may deem necessary, and so much OF the sum
appropriated by the said act as may BE- necessary
is hereby appropriated for the purpose OF carrying
this sa into effea to be applied under the d.
re- aion Of the President of the United States.
Sec. Q Ind btit faftber faatqeG, That until
the expiration of the present session OF Congress
unless provision for the temporary government OF
thc SAID territories be sooner made by Congress,
all the military, clvil, and judicial powers, exer-
c;ssa hv tbe officers of the existing government
OF h. same. shall be vested in such person and
persons, and shall bcexercised in such manner as
the president Of the United States SHALL direct,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-07
sleranbrfa DatLp gbosrtissr.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Z.

r,,,nu,.n;cation,-- II am very well aware,
NJ Snowden, that according to the de-
r '.asraf;c exposition of the law concerning
';bsls. tratd is Es-nevertheless i was
, s,ell enough in you to suggest the propri-
-, ~ of representing to the s rulers of the
- atom that the Militia LauU for the Dis
.r;ct Of Columbia, is not, nor never was,
aonroved of by its citizens-while it may,
! the same time, puzzle a Colonel (when
he can resume courage enough 10 repair
- his post to determine whether he ought
- be booted at, as a misrepresentation Of
fact, or you prosecuted for telling truts.
x. X. z.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-07
Ten Dollars Reward.

ABSCONDED on Sunday morning, the soti,
ult. ircm the Printing Cfice Of the Apollo, an
apprentice boy, about rs years OLD, but rather
fmall Of his age; his eyes are dark, and his l3il
OF pale and f4low appearance--his mouth wid,
and his MOLE fnai!. l DO hereby forewafn all
printers and other perfons from harbofing, en-
ploying, or giving him any kind Of fuppcrs, or
they will be fubjetted to the penalty which The
law directs. He has taken with him Gold
Flench Watch, The cafe of which is let around
with pearl near the edge Of The glats; two of the
psarls nave fallen ous--m.kers' names Argand
and Solomon marked on the face. This ap-
pren,ice's name ia JOHN Ross, bnt being an art
fu boy, it is likely ne will afluins fome o,ler-
Whoever apprehends and (eeurcs faio boy, 70 thas
get him again, lhall receive the above reward,
and all reslonable charges paid.
James Walker.
fredericksburg, Virginia, ~
November - -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-07
ID A N 4 / IN U.

M. GENERES respectfully returns
his thanks .othc Ladies and Gentlemen OF Alex.
andria, who have already favored him with,
their patronage: be has the honor TO inform them
and the public in general, that be will open his.
DANCING SCHOOL
at Mr.. oyeral!'s. King areet. Days Of Tniti-
on, Wedafsaa,, Friday and Saturday: from thsee
o'clock. in the afternoon until fve, for yourg la-r
dies from five till lcven for boys, and from
to 9 for grown gentlemen. III. G.. viii teach il
the mott iaaionsbic fJle. The parents who will
trua tier children 70 his care, may ref afaied
that tie gfeatet attention llail be paid to iheir
department.. The ladies who with to rake. private
lsaons 1hall be punttaaliy attended.
Now. ccs+
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I lueLue DoWars Record.
November 2

LOST on Wednelday the I'd inf. an Alexan.
dria Bank Note of Ten Dollars, and Check on
the Warrington Bank for sl dollars II cents,
payable TO -- Cofgroy= or order, drawn by
Richard FRAZER. II found together the above re-
ward viii be given on their being reaored to
the Printer Of this paper, or TO George Cox, King
Rreet. 1.-THE check lhonld have been found fepa.
raiely Two Dollars reward will be given for ia
lit is now ofn uie but to the owner.
Nov 7. dstt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-07
81 maintaining and Protecting their inhabitants q
Louisiana in the free enjoyment Of thcir libsity
property and religion.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker If he Hagjs IF Rrprssexfativfs.
JOHN BROWN,
Pyefdsasoffbs Sena,s ayo femp.r<.
Oaober 81, 1905,
AragoyHp,
tn: JEFFERSON.
From a late Liverpool Paper.
From a late Livsrba0l Paper.
THE DEFENCE or SCOTLAND.

A new BALLAD.
Aud Robin he came trae the town,
An frighten'd man was he,
Fling by youT wheels, ye wives" he cried,
6 And laSsrs &c alsun f7e
g For a. the Freaeb are coming ow'r,
As fast as they can bang,
To spoil our lands and scSze our gear,
An young and old to hang.
& They've sworn to doit, and Bonaparse
Saws Scotland he shall haze,
And those that Wilma yield TO him,
He'll burn, or else he'll Stay.
g OCH! an alas! the days are game
Mhea Bruce aed Wallace fought
An the far freedom O. this land
WI manly yigour sou3hi.
9 In their rude times nae ,yrant dar'd
Toshew his hated face
But IS there only spirit Row
80 save Us irse disgrace"
The words nae sooner out were spoke,
Thanrwensy t9lgues cried shame!
An 6fst young Tan stood forth in haste,
The he1tless eaf to blame.
Wha says that scotlsnd's spirit gsne9
VIA saws her sons are spools
VIVA says they'll lsnely bow rhe neck
10 Bonspagge's tools?
" Let Frencbmen loot to that disgrace,
But we sic neanness scorn:
| Wen sbew tte world that men o. might
Are still IL Scotland born.
6 The hearts that beat within our breasts
Know neither guilt nor fear,
An are these arms, thinky our weak,
To weld the uassy speass
/" Well shaw the world that not VII Bruce
DID Scoiland's valour end,
Az. that we've strength an courage yet
Our country tc defend.
Then haste, my comrades bold, prepare
TIE naughty foe 10 meet;
/ An let the slaves of France behold
Their tyrant at our feetp'
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Fv3r. 4 L0ad2n Paber.

E9trqct # q lsttsr Jrom Paris, august 20
e. There prevails in this government q
secret agitation, Of winch it is difIcult to
unfold the csase, and expressions Of dis
content escape from the lips of men who
have hitherto been the most strenuous Fat
terers Of Bonaparte, ard who used 70 ap-
plaud his extravagances as SO many traits
Of genius, and his silly answers as ingenious
repartees. The journey to Brussels has
disguised many. Bonaparte treated his
ministers most cayalierly IN the presence
Of the Belgians; who were astonlshed that
man who dealt in such manner with his
agents should be so faithfully served. lie
Brun wrote confidential letter to Gambia
ceres, of which the latter divulged part,
and which Bonaparte wished to see. Cam
baceres refused to commit his colleague.
The Corsican was furious. c Isee (sald
he) hat many things are concealed rom me,
and that there has been much cadalLag zpiSh
The senate IN nsy absence; bit zvere my life
to be q sacrifice, IshaA knoauilozO to govern
1Uith frn,ness." Portals has been the ne
goclator on this occasion, and it is thought
he will succeed. Chaptal, the minister OF
the Interior, has sent in his resignation
from Aix-la- hapel. The answer trans
mitted through Duroc was that the ex-
listing government dismissed its ministers,
but could not accept Of their designations !;
that his services were necessary, and that
therefore it would be imprudent in him, to
refuse them.r The result of this cores
pondenceis not known.
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N2v.4.
Ten Dollars RezUaYd.

RAN AWAY from the plantation of Law
renee Lewis, efq. Fairfax county, on Friday the
10Th init. a Negro mar named
PETER:
HE'S about ~ years of ag-, feet or 10 in.
ches high, rather fender male, very das.S com.
pexion; has . large fear on one of His legs,
occaioned by the cut OF lcythe laN bsrvea,
the wound MOI perfectly cured his clothes not
recoiietted, but believe morning more than a
commonNegro cotton jacket and ,rowfsrs. He was
fcen in Alexandria lat Saturday, and it is fup.
pofea he is now In that place. All matters of
yeGcls and Others are cautioned aganf harborinp
o "a wing of iaid fellow at their peril. The
above reward will be given for recurring him la
any Jail 70 that get him again. or upon deli
yefing him to the fobfcribcr, with all Reasonable
charges paid.
Roger Farrell, Manager.
Auguf ~. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-07
M. EAKIN.

cogisaloner, King Street,
HAS returned to towo, and RESPECTFULLY informs
his friends and The public, that he has for fae eve
y article generally in his line. Alfo, a variety
Of choice FRUIT.
OF. rs. DIV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-07

f sssp.ace IS injurious to Great Bfl!aT-
the result ofan attempt to invade wouid u1'ao''os-
sdfy be glorious to her.
1t seems beyond doubt, that General
Lasnes had thrown the Cabinet of Lisbon into
considerable confusion, in consequence of some
new demands made on the part of the First Con-
sui: that these demands had not, ISOLATE as the
Goth ut. been complied with; and that the
French Ambassador was preparing tor his de-
pareure, which was understood 10 be Fixed Tor the S
2od. 1t is not mentioned WhetIerstne dsmarls
gof Lasncs related tn the contribution IN specie, or
20 the admission of Ffrnchlpyivateers with their
captures ,nto4he ports sotP Portugal. IwoEreacn
priyateers mad in the hegmniag Of last month,
anchored in the Tagus with three sMail English
pazes but we've immediately ordered - Sea by
the Government.
Z. A runanr was in circulation at Lisbon, thai
the troops in Msdtid, witbaur any otders ftam
the government, had seized on The person Of che
p N eof-Peaee, and that this extraordinary step.
was generally copsidcreaas the fouseiuaueT OF
serious disturbance in Spain"
The.Pylade arrived at Portsmouth, lEngJ the
Il Septcnlber:rom the coast of Africa, has bfo't
Intelligence Of the loss OF the ship St. Juan, uader
Spanish colours 5,se supposed Of English proper
~. she was cnto8 BY. li,e slaves, who mur-
beted al! her peopls except one sailor and boy,
and run the slip Oh shore, nsar The Rigo Pongs.
where she was wrecked.
70 Maria.rs.-- 4 beacon has lately been erect.
ed on tie gali Rock, near Liverpool; It Is very
ssrong. OF its KIDD, and conspicuous enough to be
4aSn at tbs distance of 10 miles in clear weather;
experience must YET shew whether lt vii stand
tie uiiiter ssorn.s--it havidg, been Believed chat
no SsreGlion could be me made 10 strand Oh the
above named dangerous rilsss. ill the present
inventor undertook 4 he has eiso tnVsatsa a
ssto Si3d.ef Z ;g6t 5e2is,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-07
NOTICE.

THE psrtnerhip of NICHOLSON s. Kill.
TON being diG6ivcd By the deceafe OF the llr-
ter, thofc who are indebted TO them are requsfed
to make payment to the fubfcrber, to whom ALTO
claimants will apply for settlement.
Henry Nicholson.
NV. q. s.+
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

WITH the prefent number COM
mences the Saturdays Recorders me
price being two dollars per annutn, paid
in advance. We ihall often be una
voidably compelled to continue long
articles from one paper TO the Other, TO
thar ehe iubfcfibers TO the "Wednesday $
Recorder will 6nd it extremely conye
nient TO rake rhe Saturdays likew,le, IN
order thar they may have ARTICLES always
in their full and complete form. we
fhall now be able 70 take notice or
wide variety Of foreign and doncitic
news, which We formerly were obhged
to leave OUT for want of room. In do
ing this, We fhaN be particularly care
ful to felea fuch articles aswear ferrous
appearance of authenticity, and are real
ly worth reading. More cannot De de-
handed, and We fhall endeavour not 20
do lefs. The three frft numbers OF ;he
Saturdays paper will be fent round 10
eli our fublcribers. After tnat, they
will be fent only to thoie who, IN TIE
mean time, have RENTED money 70
pay for their new fublcription. IRON
tloie who do not chute TO take the Sa,
turday's papers, theie three n';=noeFs VIII
be deduEted IN reckoning 70 their year"
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
RICHMOND MILLS.

he t5bicriber hereby informs the public,
4 thatat length, after mach trouble and ex-
rsaess he has nearly completed one Of MS Mills
he June, Rivsr C4ra!, in which there are
pair of Burr itones for nlApufaGturing
tIGAT I. ana two pair of Cologne fones now
r,s2y to grind CORN.
! mar the Inconvenience which might arife from
delay and difference Of meaflres may be avoided
Ce&N will be received only by weight. at Fifty
PspRds to toe buihei, and supply OF MEAL and
1Qt1iNY will always be keps ready TO give in
exchange, at me rate of e;ghsy-hYe pounds OF
Msal. or ninety -two pounds Of Honiay, for one
hundred pound OF Corn.
After the lof. Of weight by cleaning, and eva
porssion in grindiugis deduted, the Soli on Meal
WI be only ahoc; one zenith, and on Hominy ore
twetaeth; il will, therefore, be much 10 The in
tere-S aftho!e who keep hories, 10 have all theiy
Cogn ground,
As he iabicriber is now providing Z Far and
Screen for the purPofe of cleaning The Corn efec-
,la,ly before is ground, AID as the Meal vii
be made from the bel Corn only and none bu
is@s as is understandable will be received; he hope
tina. general arlsiaElion viii be given.
THOMAS RU 3ttERFOORD
II. 3. The dedGttcn Tor Storage and Shrink
81 en- Com, depoiited TO DC exchanged for Mea
ana Homiay. viii be made as moderate as poGibe
January I, lSo3-
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
ADAM CRAIG, c. {. Il
FRESH FLOUR.

HE Subscribers hereby give notice. that they
Il are now ready to make Sale: ofFLOUR Of
their own nanuia6fuTe, and are aIto dcfgogs
70 pu rebate H5eaf, Corr, Floar-BarrsIs, 4s1d
SfaUsr.
Such IS nay want Gppig Of Mai, Hamiay,
-,.f ~, .snd 41r,s, arc ~ rg,rd mat fney car
be farnihed at certain prices during the year, and
that for the preient quarter, ending the aR of
March, the prices viii be for 50 lbs Meal, 3s and
3D. and for 50 lbs. Hominy, IS. sd.
They hereby foIicit all rhcfe Indebted TO them,
70 make payment as falt as pobble, as their frua-
hon does not enable them to grang fach intul-
pence as heretofore
They have ELL on band a large aRorsment of
IRISH LINENS, which theys are anxious tc DIFF
poie of.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD, & Co.
+ Pei. ,6Sb. 1903.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19

w HEN important acCuiarionS are brought
again{t man who is either nigh IN Office, or
hlga IN favor. they will be read and remem-
bered by different clalies and descriptions Of
characters by ionle with inyjdious 10Y; by
fome with humanc and benevolent forrow;
ard by ome with incorricible and vindGtiyc
d1beiicf a writer who IS the caule OF thsie
different emotions, is very fure to procure for
hInfei( very corGderable degree of indigna-
ton and snYy; it therefore requires, that his
mind should be elevated above the petty con-
iidarations or confequences OF the angry or
groyeling pafhons of others. He ihould, be-
tcrs he begins, auaiyze the motive and the
effect. 1t Will be fortunate, after he has pro-
ceeded too far &c Rop or retreat, if he finds
nothing 20 check his courie, nothing TO difturb
The tranquility Of his own rcpofe. Nothing
can 70 much contribute To this delirable event,
as the mott lnYsriable regard to truth and iuf-
tics.
The character Of public lcryaht, 70 far as
relates to his public deeds, IS IS much the pro-
petty ofthc community as the Gbie6t in which
r is engaged This vas Mr.. Madifon's OPT
ron, when be ingeigbed againf the icdition
law. Among other objections, ne alcdged
that it citabliihed power qobie6 5oaS kUellf9
againf the rigbf II frsey examiaiag babEe
ctaraljfyS, ohd 1!caiarf5, md 81 FREE con0n-
ai1afiag tbere5ns e0bieb has r5e, bsea jrfy
dssmed fbe o1iy fBf57udl guardian aff0,y
ot5er rig5L*
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
S<fTURDaY. MARcH 10, 1908.

4 Ia meeting of the Common Hall, for the
< Z. city of Richmond, called By the Mayor,
a heid az the houlc of William Role, IN the fad
'es:y, o9 Monday the 18Th day of February, 1903
f'io'0ea, that the Mayor give notice in the
Newspapers, that the Hall have adopted plan for
aPJQR i1OUSE, and will receive proPsials from
arSettakers for building the fame, any time be-
= SOC thirt Monday IN uext month. The plan
is lodged il the hands Of Nir. Robert 3. lanes.
IAe gFopoa.is mutt be made IN writing.
4 copy
Teite
ADAM CRAIG, c. c. H. c. r.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
TO BE RENTED,

TE7HAT large and convenient BRICK TENE-
j MEN ( in this CITY, lateiy occupied by Mr..
RobeYt IIyHfr, as = Tavern and Boarding Houle,
ftua,e on the corner Of the Ma'n-Sreet; and
that leading to Gel. 6fyo't Bridge The central
Gtuatiol thereof cannot tail (if rented BY q gen
rIeman qualified for the PurPois) 10 enlore con
hderable number Of relPeaable boaTders, or, 1t
is an eligible reGdenss for genteei private fami-
iy. The premiies may be entered, on the 6fa day
Of March nexr, or Immediately, as circumaances
may fuii; for terms apply TO
ROBERT GAMBLE
Who has for fale haodfome aiJortmeDt Of CAR
PETS and CARPETINC, aud genuine PORT
WINE, in pipes and quarsei caG:e.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
BURR MILL STONE
MANuFACTORY.

HTVITE. frbicfiber returns hncere thanks 70 his
4 friends and the public generally, for the
very great encouragement he received in his line
of buhnefs Gnce his commencement IL Richmond.
He has lately received large inPPly Of excellent
Stones at his mandatory, and does not heii-
tate to lay, that he will fell Burr Mhi-Siores as
cheap as they we're ever fold in the United States;
he vii variant them to be Of the BET quality, and
rive ample fccurity Of requTcd} for their Perior
nance. Country produce will be taken in pay
tnent, or lhorI credit given nc has almoh every
Ezed kAiii-Stoncsrc for delivery; eiio PLAS-
TER ofPARIS ground and in the lone
CARSON holiday.
R;ltmsa2, Tan. 2sti, 1909. ia