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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-08
-AduertisHents omitted for 1oGnt d
roam, shall appear in our next.

In a production signed "A Western
American" which has recently appeared
in Kentucky paper, the alarming doe.
trine Ola separation Of the union has De- en-
avowed and advocated. The publication
has excited uneasiness and considerable
indignation. The Uuited States Atror.
ney Tor the district, his demanded of the
printer the name of the auther, for the
purpose OF institutins suit. 1t appears
that Mr.! Francis .Rf'|1waey, (thvre is
something French fe! in she name) Of
tendfeton coaae&, is eh." aa.her. But
that on scar 5<ing made for him, it was
found hs had elop-d. The Inhabitants of
the place, to evince their detestation of
the author and his doctrine, burnt him in
et6gv,
The prod"ctiad a5oee alluded to shall
appear next week.
It would not be matter Of much asto-
nishnaent If it should eventually be found,
that the late reasonable publication in
kentucky was the comnen~rm mt of a
deep laid plan to su,vrrt opr happy form
OF government. I hat attempts of this
kind will be m1dc BY, foreign ~nemirs and
domestic traitors, is not to be denied.-
n ccA$l3n otI.ouisina to France is of
double magnitude to Us merely on this
consideration. Feieralists have Ionr.
forcseen tbs dtay'r of this, event. They
havr IN tn most s,1l=no~trrms warned
the'F creduiou, ounlrrm q OF the ambi,i.
on, tn iatriSl-, anlt III cnm;tv of France.
But Tor >'oiag his, III st3ken or wicked
men, htVe accused til N OF a Criminal
PatuAlty for aaothrr power, and an in
difference 70 The 4trn@ glory OF their own
coun.r'. The uprigtn~ss oi'thcir motives,
and tbs so1Hfaess Of shrir ju lgmenes will,
perhaps, VII. n too late, be Acknowledged
amidst the calamities which must accom-.
PAW the 8eri6cation of their predictions.
That the first acts of the French at
Louisiana will have for their object the
alienation of the western inhabitants, has
been predicted over and over again. The
- Western American" has only declared
French principles and French designs
but in making this declaration, at this cri.
SIS 1t is apparent he has lost sight of
French cunning or intrigue. Franle,,-if
she gains this lm ,ortsnt end, will gain il,
not bv reasoning. baesbv the more spe-
cious aud artiul modes Of 5 :elu@t,on.5 She
viii oPPREssour western 60 lntrvmen with
acts OF kindness-~,hs win psTh ipS facili-
tate their comm rec, and til u yh.n she
has sa6 ientty loaded rhcm 1Ffh obliga-
tons, sh> will forIe them to the alterna.
tive OF either relinquishins their alEegi-
ance to the united States or of furfjiting
the rights and benefits OF necessary
commerce, pursued and aourislinS un.
der her smiles and indulg=ncies. Want.
under such circumstances, would b., their
election, we are almost airaiI to i'm gine..
(PalrdsIbAia 6 fsettt.) =,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

WITH the prcient number com
mences the Saturdays Recorder, the
price being two dollars per annun1, paid
IN advance. We lhall often be una
voidably compelled TO continue long
articles from one paper TO the other, 70
that che iublcfibers to the Wednesdays
Recorder viii find il extremely conve
nient TO take the Saturdays likewiie, in
order that they may have articles always
IN their full and complete form. We
fhall now be able TO take notice Of a
wide variety Of foreign and domeftic
news, which we formerly were obliged
TO leave Que for want Of room. In do
ing this, we lhall be particularly care
ful to felecG filch articles as wear a ferrous
appearance OF authenticity, and are real
ly worth reading. More cannot be de
manded, and we fhall endeavour not 70
10 le1s. The three GrG numbers ofthe
Saturdays paper will be fent round TO
all our fubfcribers. After that, they
will be fent only 10 rhoie who, in the
mean time, have RENTED money 10
pay for their new fubicriptions From
thofe who do not chufe TO take the Sa-
tGrday's papers, thele three numbers will
be deducted in reckoning up their year.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
no TIE PUBLIC.

Gentlemen, who with to iubfcribe to the
Saturdays Recorder, are reoue4fed to feild in
their subscriptions, Witbina very few days.
But this they need not do, unlels they fend,
ar the fame time, fIOo dollnTS IN GdUante. The
next Saturdays paper,to wit that Of the Goth
current, is the Taft that can be iilued 10 any
perion either III town or country, unlefs 10
thole that have paid for It, one year IN adj
vance,
In pleading before the court Of Henrico
againh the King Of Gibbs, Mr.. William
Marlhall obierved that &c The Recorder had
g the mott e5atenfve circulation ofany news
paper in Virginia; md that there was ne
ever, perhaps, an in1fance of fuch an extern
five patronage acquired by any other news
"paper, in 70 1orf a time. This pa
tronage has been acquired by ezpoing, with
an impartial hand, the faults of all parties.
There never was more occafion for
political vigilance than at prefent. As
the bible fays, there is DEATH in the nut.
There exits an atrocious confpiracy aeainif
the liberty of the prefs, and, of courie, againif
Cd by nobody that has heard of Crofwells
t1laI, on which We have enlarged at 70 much
Length.
again, the right OF ielettIng their own
magiitrates has in effect, been torn from a
majority Of the citizens of Richmond, by a
phalanx ofdemocratical Jumpers.
Take notice, ALTO, of what follows. Tn
laf felton, OF aaembIy, Mr.. Venable propof-
ed dcclaratofy reiolution thai The truth
J5aH be giOsn IN tVidcnts iHca5es gf HbeI
This refolu.on was, for that time, defeated
by Petei Carr, the correfpondent, fuch as he
was, of general Walhington,* and the con
hdenta agent and nephew Of houas Jeffer-
fon. There can be 10 doubt that Peter, iks
his apostol,ai namelakes was igi3iref iran
ABOVE.
Rcbmond,
Marlb23 1903.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
BURR MILESTONE
MANUFACTORY.

>ttE iubicr'ber takes this mode of return
ing his eh2nks to his former patrons, and
informing the Public IN gereral,thas he has (by
de'Lfe Of his friends re-comnenced the
MANUFACTURING of BURR MIL
) / ONES, and having furni!hed himfelf with
iuPPly Of the bef materials, and having had
iixteen years experienced the bufnecs in Bal
timore, Petersburg, and Richmond, hopes to
be able TO giYc fatisfaction to his mplUyers.
he tones ne will warrant to be as good
as any in the United States.
Any orders left with Capt. WILLIAM
PENNock, Norfolk, Capt WILLIAM
CEAMBERs, Staunton; Mr. WILLIAM Hay,
Wytht Courty; OF MIR. RonERr MooRE,
Petersburg, ihau be duly attended to, and
country produce received, in payment at sbe
cuitomaIy prices.
81 TWO APPRENTICES will be ia
ken 20 the above buiineCs, and ihort time re-
quired. WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Rit5aond, Jan. totb 1902. (tf.}
n. b. Fer tale, P Ulster IF p IRIS
in itone or ground, fox the Improvement OF
land, with directions for the u(e thereof
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
BURR MILL STONE,
MANUFACTORY

HE fubicriber returns fncere tbants r. h.
il friends and The public generally, for the
very great encouragement he received in MS line
OF ouiineis hncc his commencement in Richmond
He has lately received large iupply of excellent
bufr-Stones at his nanufa Story and does not bei;
tate to FAY, that he viii fell Burr &iillStones as
cheap as they were ever fold in the United STATES;
he will warrant them to be of the beR qualify, and
give ample tecarity (ifreqniredl for their perfor
nance Country produce will be taken IN paw
E1enr, or thorr credit given he has almoR every
hzed MIll-Stones ready for delivery; alto pLAS-
Ter OF FAIRS ground and in the aone.
CARSON HOLIDAY.
Rie5mond, 'f5an. 25tb, 1903. (tE)
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
RICHMOND MILLS.

'et iubIcriber hereby informs che public,
4 thatat length, after much trouble and ex-
pence ne has nearly completed onv of his Miils
OF the f"ms5 River Gnrai, In which th.re arc
two PAIR Of Burr Gones for manufacturing
"t.EA !, and Two pair OF Cologne tones now
ready to grind CORN.
hat the Inconvenience which might ariic from
eelay and difference of mcafrrcs may oe avoided.
COIN ~iil be received only by weight, at f;fty
pounds to the bnihel, ana iuppiy of MEAL and
HCMiNY viii always be kept ready 10 give In
eScRange' az the rate of eighty Ave pounds Of
meai' or ninety-two pounds Of Hominy, for one
hundred pounds of Corn.
After the ios of weight By cleaning, aid eva
Poranon III gFlndingi dedu9ed, the toll on Meal
VIII De ony about one tsu5h, and on Hominy one
s"enueth; 1t viii, therefore, be much 70 the in
Ss5ei OF rhoie who keep hories, 20 have Ill their
Germ ground.
As &c !ubieriber Is nov providing Fan and
screen FOR the Parpo(e of c!eanrs the Coru fec
t!uaily before 1t is ground and as tbc Meal viii
DC made from rhs bet Corn only. and none but
idIh as Is merchantabla viii be received he honc
that general tatisfatt.on viii be given.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
~ b: The deduction for Storage and Shriuk
age on Corn, dePolited to be exchanged for Meal
and iiominy, wall be made Is moderate as pc{TLle
| January 7, 1909.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
TO THE PUBLIC.
No. VII.
CoNcERETNG
Mr.. GALLATIN
AND The SALE OF
-8HNK STOCK

Dc nat mean, that n3any Of n. mas.
hers Of Conerels who voted for tne reI,t;on.
alluded 70 il ny iaf, did Tor. a. tb;. rim. he
lieYe thar they voted fairly and can';,:i,. -
ih2nid doubt helriincerity,i if the refoIutions
mao been iuipended for a month: becauf, If &
! fo0 tF1e' that there are many Of that hcnor7-
Die BODY, whoie time and enquiries have neveF
been devoted g idch vaccinations.
under!tand fhirty-tRo foiio pages of
report. embracing millions ofdoliats, relsting
70 the financial department OF government re- =,
CURES talents OF particular defcriD;io1, a
man may be good orator, a pleaing declafr,-
er' a found Judge OF law, good furyevor. and
may PoneiS clear perceptions uponaN abfraG
quettionS, Nc may even be 4 GOOD mathe,r3.
ucian, aud accurate arthmetjcign ,,d
an a!gebra'It, and yet want that (arr' of Inc.
ledge, which Will enable him At once n cc,5
Prehend the deals Of loag and in--icare ~
count and decide upon It's merits; ard . 49,
may as well endeaYor 70 perfuade me +ba, f5g
cou!u iwailow, ard digeR Ear Of iron % j.,
lhlit that all the members OF Conorefs -rF;;,.
voted tor the relplUrion, either did. 81 49,
capable, IN much more time. to rnde%q al
the report, OK thar MIR Gai,arin was cqnahI, l,e
preparing report OF thirty-two pa7es ~
foit2 paper IA nine hours Every cieik nf :,
court ana every ichoolfnaGer Of the fate, viii
laY' without n9Eicing the time for calculation
ana examination, chat is was ppon;ble 10 per
form the writing.
The democratic prints have complained Of
the manner IN which thcle iuychieafioas were
fought, They lay that the federal members
DELAYED them Until the .eil;oa was about r.
20 ciOe, IN the ho,,a tL-. H. IN: ~
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
WILL BE SOLD.

n T Pn5Li' A4.7iou, 10 rhe highea bidder, on
"a Iueiday the z5ih infant, before the door
o. jane ld'CIays, in The city of Richmond ali
the Perional eftate of JAMEs STUART, decea{ed
coniiiting Of 4 few articles of Honfsold furniture,
two hogiheads Of mr. lr4fa Ran, one crate of
Aaf:5sH-q9ays, few barrels of Szgay, a flnall
quantity OF Northern Rum, and about 1000, lbs.
cS'SF%' Ninety days credit viii be given for all
luns above ten dollars, the purchsier's giving
notes With approved iecuriry, to
HENRY REID, Admit.
Pieb1zoad, Mqrrb 9sb. 1905. n IS NJ )
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
CITY OLE RTCHNlOND.

III Carmen Hal, Jan. I7tb 1909.
NMIHEREAS the preie.t funds OF the cor
PoIarion are nor adequate 10 the ez
pence Of erecting WORKHOUSE for the
CRY, which would combine within itfelf all
the conyeniencies which well regulated in{}i-
tuition Of this kind would require; having a re-
gard TO the future population of this civ, vet
it is wife and eXpedient tbs, the funds row
defined for this ulcful nltlrufion ihouid be
laid out in iuch manner as to anfwer the
prcient purpoieS OF the corporation, and to
admit iuch future additions as The encreaEno
population may require. Your COMMITTEE.
therefore, beg leave TO recommend it to the
confederation of the Common Hall, to can in
THE aid OF thoGe who have experience Of fuch
ir1ftitutions, and to offer a premium fox the
belt plan Of WoTkhoule, which will be 20
contrlfed as 20 admit of being erected in parts,
as the funds OF the corporation will from sine
10 time afford.
Rsi2lUed, therefore, that the committee aD-
pointed to prepare plan Of Workhouis be
discharged from further proceeding therein.
And that the Mayor be requefted to give no.
tice in the newspaPers, or otherwiic, that the
fun Of thirty dollars will be given by the cor
Poration, as . premium to the pction who
fhall produce to the Hail, on the third
Monday in February next, the beR plan of
Workhouie, contributed as above mentioned,
and to be approved Of by the Hall, eGimating
the cctt at four ihouiand dollars
(,oDy
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
REVISED CODE.

TINE SuRscRIBRRa TO the REVISED
IL CODE arerefpe6tfully informed that the
Book will be ready for delivery on the frit
of April next.
February 18th 1909.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26

e NY perlon wishing to difpofe of.ikelyNe-
/ = grocs are requested 70 euqmfe a: William
Dayijion's fore, nts the rarksJ. Wanted, alto,
. light WAGON. with, orwi.hout geers.
Rihmond, Ifaylb z7k 1909.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
RAYED, or STOLFM
: RoM RtcHNlcnn

On S4ndgy the Ist5 eff .A1arcb, 1881.
q LIGHT SCRREL MARE,
IL 1SH 1. or Nine years old about FIVE feet
Z lour, or five inches high; hort iitch tail.
"aoeVer VII BRING tie above Mare 70 Na-
'haaiei GYMS, in CAARtEs CIrx, hall receive >
reward re OF FIVE DOLLARS, or TARsa Dot.
LAkS TO any perlon who will inform tbg G3b(cr;
Ger "here she is, 10 that she may be had again.
., NATAANIEL. EViIIS.
C6arlrs Cir, Aiarcb G7tk, 1907.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
ADAM CRAIG, c. {. ;
TO BE- RENTED.

HAT large and Convenient BRICK TFNE-
l. MENf in this city, lately occupied by mr..
Ro6ert Timer, Is Tavern and Boarding lcur-,
ftuate on the corner Of the Main Street. and
that leading to Gel. M.1e'5 Bridge The central
iisoatioo thereof cannot fail Gf rcntc3 by gea-
teman qualified for the pgrpoie) TO eni.irc a con
ilderable number Of relPeAablc boardsrs; or, it
Is an eligible reddencc for ge1teel private fami-
y. The Premilcs may be entered. on ,ne fri day
OF March next or Immediately, as circumiisnces
may iuit; for terms apply to
ROBERT GAMBLE
WAC has for iale . BARITONE aGortnent Of CAR
PGL5 and CARPhfiNG, and genrile PORT
WINE, N Pipes suo quarter caRs
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
FRESH FLOUR

'HE Subicribera hereby give notice. that .hey
l. are NV ready TO make Sales ofFLOGR Of
their own manufacture. and are slfo 5ehrous
to rchafe @bsaf. earn, Floar- Baryels, and
StaVsS.
Such IS may want : fuPply Of Meal, Homiuy.
S0ib-Sf4a8, and 8rar, are informed that thew ca n
be turnihed as certain prices during the year and
shat for the Preicnt quarter. ending The laif OF
March. the prices viii be for 50 lbs Mca, IS. and
Sd, and for 50 lbs. HoDiiny, 3s 3D.
They hereby iolicit all rhofe indebted to them,
to make payment as fat as poAible, as their 6tua
tion docs not enable them 10 grant {ueh indul-
gence as heretofore
They Rave lljll on hand a large afortment of
AklSH LINENS, which they are anxious tc DIFF
poie Of
THOMAS RUTHERFORD /. co.
Feb. I6sb. 1893.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA
IT a ronrt Continued and bela FIR HaIifax
4 Co4aty, or Wf&"sIaay the 24tJ lag of NJ
0sm6ee 1902.
Ifaac Coles, ienr. PLant5f.1
AGAINST
Stephen Biggs and ~
James saS'a, Dsl>rse~s. G'"".-,7
THE defendant Biggs, not having entered
his appearance and given fecurity according
to The act Of ailembiy and rhc rules of this
court, and il appearing 20 rbe fatisfa6tion Of
the court, that ne IS not an inhabitaut of this
country. On the motion of the plaintiff by
MS council, it is ordered that the Iaid dsfen
dant do appear here on the fourth Monday in
March next, and anfwer the bill of the plain-
tit, ard that copy OF This order be forthwith
inherited in fone. newsqaper of the city OF
Ricchmood for Two months fuc=etnyely, and
ported at the front door Ct the court houie OF
this county. A copy-TeR
BERGMAN GREEN. . {. Il. c.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
DAVID, MELVILL.. Jun.

Has jua opened, and now off:s for iaie, az
his old asnd,' next door South Of MIR. Iowa
fend's Coffee. Honle, peat and general Al
fortment Of HARD WARE, STATION
AIRY. and other Articles,
n MONG zvbieb are, great Vari,y sft5'
"A ,uss /qGiozG5k eG5iset ,faysita,s--trc)i
kn,5s axd bcsks --jsfxdai rjKgs--ritgam cna~elsd
and b,aG eIook pini Ter Japsarsers FIR hotas-
gisDSs) 6rei kek'. bsifs, bi4gs,. and ia6ie eef-
tfo1-fts and raL3s--jryt1Vi, b,ad5. and xsa,
Of all haat--byaG ard iran ksgy---deey.
|eblb, rank. eapboard. pad. end stbsy iockt -
ever, dJf'ipfios-gs1 ioet' and d'ei (s'"h9'r--
kaivn end fsyks--dS/tn kaivr-j0et and tfs
lrivrs--d.9 and e6ce k1ives--Jt42sp and jScsrS
ring. As.b, and fiwmb imcbst, breyi and iron
teqofer end noa. liable ard tea Jpsoas--4ONymi1g
pam. eotpe, ard braG-eOmpsftion, ir0v. y@s''-
bo~ and dlaeItm tea &rnIts-lpade, and @0Vrh--
HoUeh and toag5-feeJarIt-ebaf ybef---
ssidi,0n,, patent ard eomn0u--,9atir0at-bsll9zVs,
byGG and i,u setrs--bsx. and iran egfsr n7h-
6yeh, Jnban'd, and i,os easIlPtks-Jgesi and
jap0sd 6su6tr,--faxfe, 5sa1---patem lamp, "a
yism kinds-Gkns, fra graAity---Ay6,
A handiome afiortment japan'd are.
Patent and common Time Gia0es--
A<Vvtsny' IfsDfS--t"SDe H"A '"f'S NND.E't
qsbib esrAs--5rajG and i,ss sVirs--rrxy e0uS'-
~og/< and ,at tr6b,-Gxu, aSS.; and ba'c5'n-
Gr~q.izg. .kxivsI--eGypeafer and ksrf bam@er'--
rvood. /a1vs -basd and Jq1iyg do.--hnnAat deve-
tail asa Ea@ do. braj5 and i,Ox baek-'p,xisg,
eom5aE asd keyb0k do.--asn6k iran jack piaiw--
j'iu,trs and f,rooibixg blain'--G.gh iren de-
moxidtng and rabbit @.-aRigalH. bollozos and
roxrd,, asd fable binin,-moving pbilyfsn and
bisuv- -biaat-Sm6 6Oek, 4oitb bin 1Darle@-6sf
ecf,fesi .fyner ekjth--eomm0n d9.--wO''ici1g
and Jocsef ebJfh and gssgcs-eafJfreI fafirs
gsug,s--bi@ir i,m'S-.qiairg gnrttrs-i,a. )qa0ye'
and eombaDrs--ea,psnf,u ,aAf-JbRe and nail
simSitn--faSIsru. sSe. Shormaksn bamme,,,
knivo, knittey, biue'r. fsctf. a1cf btsdt', 40.
bAfn, ard Eze.Fick'.-Hssjf, b.ayib, elsfbsi,
bar, d.f,rg, and tsstb- -bng5t,--bo,t JSor, TAR,
Gc,p5ixg and painteu DO --bsscs. ,aaou, ,aao,
mar, and caj<s--y@~vng bOxss--ksrn and ivsc,
eomb,--6ye6, ttqcfer, kaibsr. PAPER ard gleG INK.
sand,--ink- botOsrr--eopper Plate eoPayGib'--hf-
ter, 4U,itirg. and pVraPirg paper, eVr,y quality
grM fyez 80 cent? to 3 SolYay, PR 5aaaytG--J Jtek
inc qvar 81 1Oattu--baet end red Movoees bocir,
5sokt-6ef black led te1eiif. ,Ratcs iS .P1~ bfnrih
--erst-r /raits and divi9rri -torOS., .Ba&s--b.a
L,x4ax pe10ter tea bon. Asd a parjty Of otifr
ayiie!t, as brU az eas be boagbf IN tbh tour.
Newport, Dec. ~. 1902. uV
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
From the IwDsrENDrNr CHRONICLES.
To SAMUEL ADAMS.

ITO THEE. who 10 the vale of yesrs,
4 Ca.h view the PsA, its hopes and fcars'
Thy glorious labors, cares ard rears
With honef JOY.
No fhameleis Ba1d his incen!e bears,
Thou ma,'if rely.
o. could I paint Thy upright zeal,
Thy excr,ions for thy Couniry's veal,
Where is the breaa. Iha, would MOI feel
The patriot throe
And where the Eenieleis heart OF feel
Thar would not glows
Who that h-held fhe- in the hour,
Wien B,i,ilh fhund.r fhook our lhore,
Ard B,i,ih mercy psls'd thee DER,
Did NOT revere
That 2rea;nefs. which could hear the roar,
AM aid NOT fear
Pur Can thar srea,nefs merit prSile,
Whole onlcct u a mare 10 Ia'!e,
And which ia Wild ambitions maze
Delights to rove:
Thine is not fnch 10 vii,ae's ways
We fec thee move.
We've mark'd thee Redfaa in the csnls
OF Freedom, Piesy and Laws,
He,eieis OF popular apPlsuie
By bafsoeis boeght;
May all. whom shirt Of glory gnawo,
BY thee be taught.
Though INV thy San OF Life decline.
And ,Suhy jo,s not long DC thine,
MAY Heavenly comfort round thee ikine
And pour delight /;
AGd may a thou the Redccmei jim
In ceAl.iti. ligh'.
ZELENOR.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
hOlES.


+. The Pofnsiier- General may expedite
the mail, aid sl,gT sh. timss OF arrival ana de-
pa,ture q, any tine du,ing The continuance OF
the consraels, he EiPula,ing an adequate com.
penIa,iop Tor any cxtia eYpeHce that may DC oc-
csGonsd thereby.
2. Fheen minu.es AaI he allowed for
opening and cloGng lhe mails at all Offices,
where no psIticular line IS ipeciied.
3. For every thirty minutes delay lun-
svoidablc acciden.s excepted) IN arriving after
the tines prefcribsd 10 sny contracs, the con-
trsaos lhall forfeit ore dollar End If '5s delay
continue uni,l the departure uf any dspeading
mail, whereby the mails defined for fnch de-
pending mails. ioie trip, an additions. forfeit
ure of FIVE dois,s ihail DC incurred.
4. Newipapers as veil as ict;ers are &c be
fent in the mail sndas any peifon making pro-
pofals, deiires 20 carry neG fpapers, other then
ihufe convey d in the mail for his own emolu.
nnent, he mua fate in his propoials, tor what
fun he vii! carry with III. cmolumsnt. and for
wha, FUN without that cmolumsnt.
s. Should any pcricn making propoials
dcGre an alteration Of the times Of arrival and
departure above fpecihed, he mutt Rate in bis
propofals the alterations dSiIed and the di!Esr-
ence they viii make in the terms OF The con-
tfaet.
6. Perfon, making propofals are dehred to
tate their prices by the year. Thoie Who con-
tract will receive their pay quarterly in the
months Of February. May, Augua. and Mo-
vember. one month after the expiration OF each
quarter.
2. No other than free white pcifon fhall
be employed 10 convey the mail.
s. Whe,e the rFopoier Intends 10 convey
the mail IN the body OF aage csIrisge, he is
Seiired 10 ilatr !, 10 his propofals.
Q. The Poamaaer Geoeral referves to
himfs!f the right OF declaring any CONTRACT AZ an
end whenever three isiIuies happen which a.
mount TO the lof, cf t,ir esch.
10. 1hofe wh,.rifh to con,ra1 for two
years. will make diAint prcpoisI,. fpeci'ying
for what price they viii perform the ierviee tor
one year, and at what ptice for t.o years.
a.. 1hc con,rstts for rhe above routes are
to be in operation on the hre day Of October
next. and are TO continue in force for one year,
OF two year,, at the election OF the Peamaifes
General. GIDEON GRANGER,
Pofrafer. General.
CtmsrNl Pse 0tfte. H,eGxstsn-
Clip. Abra 4,h. 1893.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
BLNHRCPqCY.


NIRR.lHAS sComaiiiion Of 3snkrspty
: Wv liounded upon an Att OF Coagfss, ea-
iitled /" an Aet TO ctsbli!h aa uaitarm iyfsm of
Bankruptcy throughout rhe United Sta,es) hss
been awarded and iiiued sgainit Rsbsyi Lazrns,
OF Newport, la the county Of NeHpou, sai
diitritt OF Rhode Iiland, merchsps an6 ne hay.
log been declared bankrupt ;-He j, hereby
required TO !urfender hinfsif 10 lhe f.id. Com-
r'id'oners in the iaid Co,pmiiion nas,ed, %
Monday the 9th, aud 'rksrlday the roth day of
May next. and Wcjoefday the S,h DAY Of )nps
nsxf. at 9 O'Clock in the forenoon oi each Of
iaid days, st the State Honf- chamber in laia
Newpor and make foll difcoyer, sad dif-
cloluTe OF bis eitste and EFFECTS. Whea and
where his creditors are 10 come prepared 70 provs
their claims, aud u, the fecand firing to chooss
alGgnes and at the lar citing, the fsid bank
rap, is Teqaired 10 hn,ih hiscxamins,ion.----
Aii pe,lons indebted 20 The fii6 baakrups. o-
who have any OF his effects. are nor to pay or
deliv:r the fame except 70 whom tie Comnil IL,
oncr' faal! appoint.
EDWARD HEMPSTEAD,
Ch,kia tbr LSan !JGssze,i.
Newport, April rs. rsoas Iss