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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
From the (Kenrucky) Guardian Of Freedom.

PrgSnfmem Of the Grand Jury.
Monday iaS fbe FsSe,ai Csan oow~rress nt is(-
6en IN f5h place. The G,Ssd JSy Jsisg en-
pasneiied. ,s'ireS, csf affey je.s time ysnrn.
ed and made ibe faiiss0iTg py.)infmrAf
WE, the jurors of the grand jury Of the
United States, tor the Dieriet of Kea,ocky, be.
ing clearly imprened with The importance Of pre-
ieIving the Union of the States eoti,c, aud of
preicrving and iuppor,iug in their tulleH vis,r
and cncrgy, the band which binds them 10
geiher. do declare thar we receive with the ut.
mott dceaatlon and abhorrence, any fpeeches.
writings or ininna,ions. tending 10 excite
fpirit OF Sifcord, dicpateat or lehiim, among
cur citizens. towards the government si ,hs
Union, and cop6dcr fuch as utter or make
the fame, as enemies 10 the proiperi,y. welfare
and peace OF this country, and w,ckedly and
viciouily inclined, 70 bring upon Us the heavy
curie OF difunion, which 20 yoong and wsss
country, mua he utterly 'onous---do. on our
osths prefent, one Francis Fiourpoy, OF the
county OF Pcndlc,on, in fad diaud fstuer. tor
unlawfolly commencing written corrctpopd-
cnce, indirectly, with the govern mcnt oi the
French nation. which il foreign government
TO that Of the United States, and w,Sh intent to
influence the yneasoIrs and conduct Of ihc laid
Rovesssssss OF sss- -rss.sh nation towards the
United States, and with intent to defeat tbs
mesfurcs OF the government OF the fsid Unifed
States, relative TO certain controversy depend-
ing between the fsid government OF the trepch
nation and the iaid United States concerning the
territory OF Welt Florida, snd the lland Of
New-Orlcans, and the navigation OF the river
, MiGfppi--Which faid unlawful. indirect writ
fen correspondence, was commenced as sfore-
iaid, with the intent aforefaid, and at the eoun-
ty and diaritt Aforesaid, on the day Of
February, 1903. by the fsid Francis Flourooy,
vnlawiuiy. & without the pcrniiIion or su,ho-
ri'y of the government OF the laid United STATES
by means of certain unlawful writing, Ggn-
cd " a Wefcrn American" and sddnGcd 10
the printer Of the Guardian Of Freedom, and
which faid unlawful writing, the faid Francis
cauied TO be printed, and publiihed ip y news
paper, on the I'd day Of March. so,. which is
filled apd called the Guardian Of Freedom, and
is edited in the town Of Frankfort, in the fad
difritt, aud which fad unlawful writing is in
tenor and efed as follows. 10 wit :G Here Jeilo1u
ibe publication l---contrasy TO the laws Of the
United States, In fuch cafes ptssided, snd
sgainft the peace and dignity thereof. This
preientment made upon the knowledge Of our
body, and on the tedimony Of James M. B,ss.
ford. printer, Of the town Of Frankfort, in the
county of franklin.
RoBIRT ALExAsptR, Foreman.
A true copy,
tn. TUNsTALL, c. X. DC.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
AN ACT

To provide for tire granting Of Cle1ances to
Ships or vefIes owned by citizens Of rhc u
niied States. lying in the liver MiCiGppi.
fouth of the fouthen boundary Of the United
States, and ,hcrein TO amend an ae, intiiuled,
"An ae to regulate the Collection OF Doti,s
on Imports sad Tonnsge." and for other
purpolcs.
DEhs snaSed y fJs Senste ard Hsyk sf Re-
ID .b,sSsfafO,s ffbe United Sfaf0 Of Amt,iea,
In Csss,,f e6Smtkd. That whenever articles Of
the growth, prodoee, or manufseture Of the
United States. fhsl be intended 10 he exported
from any Of the ports Of the United States with
in the Mi0idppi, by the way Of New Orleans,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16

THE Hon. Court of Probate in the town OF
l. Newport. (Rhode lilandl have appoist-
ed ca the feblcribcrs. Commiiiiouers to receive,
examine, and adjoa the claims Of the creditors
To the efta,e of SARAH MuMFoRD, late of
Newport. deceaf.d, rePrefen,ed infolvent. six
months are allowed for that purpofc. .--ihe
creditors to faid eRate are hereby noiiiied 10
bring in their claims us, either Of us at our
Dwelling houfss, within the time allowed a,
sforelaid, from this 4,h day Of April, 1893.
SAMUEL CARR, | COMMIT
ANTHONY DIXON, 6one's.
All perfon, indebted to isid efate, arc re.
CURED to make immediate payment to
PAUL MUMFORD, ASHi1r.
N,4pbsrt, AprH 4fb. 1905. I33
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partner
IN fhip between f2ictb Ma,tiy aud Bs~s"i
nfamJty4, under the hrm of Maron and hiur,-
ford, was dinolved by mu,ua! agreemen. on the
zsth of March ioA.
The public are RESPECTFULLY Informed that
the Block Making buGne6 will be carried on
a. uiuai, at the mott rcdncsd prices. hy
JOSEPH MARTIN.
Nt7ppo,f Maytb a., 1903. isu
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
FOR SALE,

lind psgTDso@ i~mr6'7,lg givem.
A LOT OF Lad, 'ftuated in Middeiowu,
"A about 3 miies from the State Honle in
Newport, on the Wea road leading TO Briaol
Ferry containing about 10 acres, under good
improvement. and pleaian;iy ftuated.
For terms, apply 20 ,..
JOSIAH COGGESHALL.
Middleto7Dn, Marcb 81, 1903. I3I
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
Real ERate at Hut7ion.

NN Monday, the rrth Gay of April next, 2,
" ten O'Clock A. M. Two Fifths of the real
eaate. late belonging TO GopH May@, deceafed,
next South of the PoR Office together with tho
Houfe now occupied by Samuel Wiiesx. Con-
ditions, Sc. a, tine of iale.
GARDNER & DEAN, Aat7ioneeys.
Er7.port, Mareb rs. 1905. rag
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
LAWS or THE UNION.
lPUBLIsHgp BIT AuTHoRiry.1

SEvRSTK CosoRrss
Of be
. UNITED STATES,
al beir Eesnd JtNs.,
Begun and held at the Ci-
~ Of Waihing,oo. in tho
Territory Of Colombia.
on Monday, the 9th Of
December, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
Wilmington fc. Clerk OGrr. Snbnne Jndi-
eiaf Court, Abyd I'd. 1903.

VXYHEREAS Bein Badger. of Providence,
w in the County of Providence. fled hi,
Petition in faid Office. on the nineteenth day ct
February A. ID. 1909. praying for caufes theoe-
in fet forth, tina, the bonds Of marriage betseen
him and his Wife SHty. might be d,Go!ved.-
This is therefore to give notice to the iaid So
KEY, 10 sppear iif fhc (hall tiink 81 before the
Iuftices OF faid Court, at their Term to he hold
en- a, South Kiagfowu, within and for III:
County Of Warrington, on the fourth Mohdly
of April infant then and there to fh:y caufe
tif any fhe hmh) Why ths prayer Of faid petition
ought not to be granted.
JAMES HELME, jon. Cioyk.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04

PURSUANT 10 the last win Of jo.~
i seph Berry, decd, Of Hampshire
County, the Executors offer, It private
sale, the following Tracts Of Land, situ-
ate in the County Of Frederick and state
sof Virginia, en- the head waters Of Slee-
py Greek, viz.
Oue Tract coutaining $50 acres, more
or ieas, Whereon John Berry formerly
lived, the improvements are 10 acres Of
cleared land, 25 Of which are good Tie.
notify Meadow, and much more
may be made, with the advantage Of wa
tering the whole 1t small expense !; q
good Dwelling House, Kitchen, double
Barn, and 0ther out Houses, TWO good
Orchards, consisting Of great variety
IT Fruit The place abonnds with water
and timber snf6eient. This place would
be good stand Tor 4 public house, being
situate on the State road from The West
ern Country to the City Of Washington
One other T,act ADJOINING tie afsrs-
SAID, on TIE same road, confoinin9 100
acres Of Sood Farming Lan6-she ilnr
provements are Dwelling House, some
Fruit Trees, about 90 acres 9ciicaret' . part
OF which is good Meadow, and mote
may be made, water and timber plenfv.
One ether Iracto on timber P;dgeI ncar
the gforesaid Lana, said to centatn 100
acres, part Of which is cleared Good
titles viii be made for the above Lands--
The terms will be made easy 10 the eur
ehaserafterthe frstrsymspf. For terms
aPplyto Jacob or John Jenkins, in the
edge Of Hampshire cdanty, who win
shew the Lands, or to William Wilsoa
Of Berkeley. T. ss&. - z,
JACOB JENKINS, SEN.
JOHN JENKINS, =za
WILLIAM WILSON, .
Nouember&, 1902. -. ~ : = a So
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
TO ths citizens q Berlelty County.
:. N0pemlbeyl&, 1902.

10 ths Citizens . Ber4elty County.
DOME embarrassmen.s in nv afa;,.
have heretofore withheld me, the adins,.
ment Of them enables me now, At the re-
quest OF some respectable chafactgTs, 10
offer myself at the ensuing election can.
7didats to rePresentyou in the Legislature
of this State.
From my very limited knowiedse: If
persons, and ibis late season Of publiclv
Offering myself 70 your patronage and
support, profession Of mypolitical sen.
timents may be thought necessary, N
such case, canasstire you that / have
ever been, m its strietest sense, repnb.
hcan, strongly attached to union and re.
preventative gevernment--I wish the
welfare OF the General Government fror,
aPersnasion that il will secure peace a.
home, and respectability abroad, nothing
would induce me to sacrifice one RIGHT Of
the State Government, from a conyicti-
on that they are the most eligible modes
OF regulating our internal affairs, and
safest guards against anti-republican en-
croachments. zg 3. 4ss5sg : a
4 never was partizan but ever had
the highest ysneration for Mr.. Ieterson,s
splendid talents, and well-trird regard
Tor republics, and do think, that his
handsome support of the General Co
vernment, in the course ofthe past wear.
together with the extinguishment Of 9 or
10 million dollars of the national An,
Unit .SSs.A 4 n III
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
Tn MISTAKE.

Atst, Dsmeerafigps, onciss<ly shorn,.
MI Is ] bartsy's mp one sis,dy msr,li
M rank D wigs Asssoi his .ra,, II kay.
Ssms 5arbrr's nesos, asJ .Oa;s III shapa,g'
surss
pedmeeld Canser Ipifhhis foIviag mig.
l1hiz = ? couii fozvey, Inf t.vicf as5;g,
Andpssping vsrnd, forhe saimost blind,
4 vueauf tisti-sfund Jsr iis mig 70 ,ind,
Htehdnc'd sad hap, kis perisIg fo psp
utanf henrs-ire.paA head sftnospisge rsp.
" bounce sae slads. and sspsr<, and
fosnc'd about,
20. dtnme DENIM, sir, rHcauye am
SH;ei q Ign hersemas saaits inre ~.
eddie,
DidCasgey's spstta1is sAisnssr5 ssfradds,
For muel n sfa'd fssee his oldwx svaii,
Ssssav =, ~ y radni5ily tslxs
6sf seoa = svey ne a,istaie Ae sbisd,
zzesood slSmaa, qnits OF ef5rsash re-
pEsd
:. 1susf ssEsgs, sir, 4 iiidnstmtan toshocl,
Lsdssd, indeed. Iiaok you for block"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
BURR MILL STONES.

THE Subscribers have commenced
4 the manufacturing Of Burr Mn
Stones, at the Mandatory formerly
owned BY James Hickey. They have
near 5000 pieces now on hand. Benia-
min Brown Tone Of the partners has been
long in the busineess, and has hands to
carry It on very extensively. They can
supply any order at = short notice-and
latter themselves, Of as good a quality
- any ever made in the United States.
ISAAC MCPHERSON.
BENJAMIN BROWN.
Baltimore, January IS, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
CHARLES-TowN ACADEMY.

i HE Trusteesof Charles Town Aea.
denny have lately procured complete
set Of maps for the study Of Geography,
which are, perhaps, not exceeded for
iargeness and elegance by any maps on
the continent. These added to the
globes belonging to the Seminary, CON-
pose the whole apparatus necessary for
the study Of Geography.-The Latin
and Greek languages, English grammati.
ealiy, and the general routine Of the ma
thenatical sciences, together with PHI
losoPhy, both Natural and Moral, Meta.
physics, &c. are taught here as usual.
January 81, 1908. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04

CTRAYED from the subscriber living
- IN Bloomsbury, Washington County.
Maryland, on the 18th December lasr.
"A BAY HORSE, between Is and 16
hands high, win be 4 years old next
spring, has small white spot back Of one
Of his ears, several small saddle mark.
and asmall white speea II The foot 81 Ills
tail was shod before and 10 I natural
trotter. Eight Dollars Reward win Is
given for taking up The aaid Horse and
informing me thereof, 20 that get him
again, Or 5 y and necessary expenses for
bringing him home.
JOHN BRANDNRR.
January ~, isos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
~ Aa.s IL Al sos E-.-
PUBLIC SALE.

NA p . - a,
w ILL be sold 81 Keeptryste Fur.
mace, near Harpers Ferry, on Thurs
day thetenth Of February next, the fol-
lowing valuable property, viz. FOUR
TEEN HORSES. some cows and
HOGS, one yoke ofwell-broke OXEN.
four WAGONS, four CARTS, 4
number Of WHEEL-RARROW Sho-
yels, Axes, and Implements Of every
description necessary for Blast Fur
mace, one setof Blacksmiths Tools COM
Plete, one good FERRY BOAT, and
one FLOUR ditto, eight or ten Tons Of
HA. ipEthe stack, some Household and
Kitchen Furniture, with variety of ar.
ticles too tedious TO insert. On I'll pur.
chases above ten Dollars, three months
credit win be given, on entering into
bond with approved security, the sale
viii commence early in the day, and
continue from day to day until the whole
Is sold. -
GEORGE w. HUMPHREYS. 3
I -: - Agent for Henry Foxall.
January ~, 1905. z,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
Terms Of the In.elligencer.
january is, 1908.

% IHr price efthis Paper is fsvo d.Ha,,
Psr a,ti'ts, one dollar payable at The Zine
81 subscribing, and one Iphen the ueny
expires. Distaat Subscribers poy jsS tle
svhois year IN adpaace. The 6r;ee ~,
advertisements, to non-snbscr5ers. =
one dollar per square fer three ,veei,
s,iserties, and fer confisuance afies a.,
giHe Is cent? per rOerk j; Subscribers NH
commune e ,eseipf rsdsichenof oae- f5ayth
~ their adpertise,nerts.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
.L.ANLy F0R SALE.

yT7lLLbe sdld, 70 he highest bidder,
Wv on The respective Tracts, ~ the
executors of the late General George
Washington, the annexed parcels 81
LAND. q the following periods:
Tractin Charles county, ~. Il
Maryland, near the Fish +, M,zs Le KS.
Trap, n11ayeane'xs.
Tract n Montgomery Sse,,d ~.
County, Maryland near ~, !. IN; 49,
Frederick Town, Wa'sso'
Tract il Jefferson County1
Virgins, called Eyanses, lsfh ddv0y
2.t-2miles westef Charles March,
Town,
Traetin Hampshire coun-l
~ Virginia, known BY the $50.
name 81 Horse Shoe Tract, o.n aayy
70 Be sold the 18th day Of ''e'
March, on Eva,ases,
n Jefferson County, yir-l 49,,
gina, The Tract On the 1890. 49, g
uoted run Bull-Skin, 0Ho.
In Jefferson County, Yir-1
ginia, the Tract on Worm. 2isf dav Or
ley's line, occupied by dffto.
cspt. Gabriel Greenfield. &
In Frederick County, Vir-l 80
ginia, Z Tract 1 ~ mile ssd aays q
South Of Battle Town, 0ffe. -
In Fauquier County, Vir-l -,
ginia. Ashley's bent and ST., .. ee
Chattin's run Tracts, near so1a q. q. 11icN-
Hickses tavern. : go iGV avg
One fourth Of the amount fthe pur-
chase to be paid down, the balance in
three equal annual instalIments, secured
BY mortgage Of the premises, and TO draw
legal interest from the day Of purchase,
until paid.
THE EXECUTORS
January %, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
n o TIcE.

w HEREAS ! passed my Mote to /
certain Robert Buckles, Of de state of
Tsnnessess ior the sum Of Thirteen
Peunds Three Shillines, Pennsylvania
curfeneE, died some time about the Isl
Of Ncvembcf last, and payable n six
nonths alter date, whiehncte Was given
in part pay cf . note assigned by said
Buckles % ne, executed By Lewis Wis.
EMIL 1ce,d nd the sid note being
given " sid WisenslI, inpayment for Z
pee 81 Land purchased BY said Wisen-
q, from said Robert BuckIes, and Abra-
han Bnskies his brother, and Il being
lately discovered, thaf the Land afore.
said dces not hold out the quantity FOR
Nki<d i Nls sold, which deficiency win
be9etainsd by said Wisenail's EXECUTORS,
outof thenote 80 assigned TO me Is afore-
aaid. IL therefore Is to caution all
pefsohs nom takins a. assignment on
sid note, - gwen By me, 70 said Buc-
lie, - lam detefmined NOT to pay the
saine unless compelled bylaw.
~. ,. Those persons indebted TO me
By bond, note Or book account, unless
the same are discharged, previous 70 the
1sth q february nsxt, suits WILDE com-
fnenced against fhem without any dis
Sriniinafion whatsoever.
JOSEPH McMIJRRAN.
january -, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04

ME Books and Papers Of the Sub
scriber, are lodged in the hands Of
John Shober, for settlement, Il IS there.
lore requested hatthose indebted to him
win come forward speedily and close
their accounts, BY discharging the same
or giving their notes rs he intends TO
remove to Bath early in the spring he
would wish 70 leave all accounts, for and
againsthim fully settled.
JACOB cOONS.
Martinsburg, January %, 1905. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
Wdnfed Lmmedsafeiu.

Wanted lnsmediafeiv,
AZ JOURNEYMAN WEAVER
IA who Il wen acquainted win the -,
siness, 70 such an one liberal wages and
ecnstantemploy WILDE given, By apDIi.
tcation % the subscriber living near Ire
Bafhrcad, four miles from Martinsbure.
NIB. Mons but 1 good workman need
apply. JOHN MCCLURE.
January -, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
TAKE NOTICE.

This Is to caution an persons from
taking an assigumsnf on two notes
OF baud, given BY Gs 70 provinces Nc
Cormaek, for ten dollars each, Is hey
were Illegally obtained, and We me de.
termined neverto pay them unless CON-
PEELED by law.
RICHARD HARDESTY. .
GEORGE HARDESTY.
Jefferson County, january 70, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
q. IAN-4DDITl0.f4iL SLyPPEr0F
NEW GOODS.
7dIIUIVU dV0Fsfty "a 0tllef pElIifzble
and nice GOODS (smta6lef - ne
fresent and approaching sra
sens, TIE subscribers haze

y -
THREE BOXES IRISH LIN
j MEMS, ofthe latest importations,
one Box Of which principally contains,
livery low price - wide Linnens) suit.
able for the lining Of Hats, &c.
They have also lately received large
quantity Of excellent long FLAX and
COTTON, BARRON, Crowley and
Blistered STEEL, CASTINGS, TIN.
STONE, GLASS, QUEENS and
CHINA WARE, SOAL and UPPER
LEATHER, Be. GROCERIES. PA
TENT and other MEDICINES, To-
gether with an extensive and complete
assortment Of SADDLERY OF every
description--all which we win sch cheap
for CASH or COUNTRY PRO-
DUCE. 49,. z.s 40.
- JAMES, s. LANE, & Co. g
Shepherds TeUn, FL. 4
january 81, 1908. =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04

n. B.We invite and earnestly request
all persons indebted to US in any manner
whatsoever, to come forward immedi-
ately and discharge their respective dues.
.,@ JAMES S. LANE, & Coz
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

sns court o. con?ctrus jarifiiais~ Ani the
certificate of any fuch conful or comn-sSl,
agent. given usder his hand and Official zeal.
h.ll be p,isss faef evedeuce OF fuch refusal in
any cosr of Iav having jarildistion for the &C.
covcry Of the penalty aforefaid.
SIC. {. dsi be i fsyt5er ssz7si, That
the feventk and eighth frction of the act. radtul-
cd. 1" An ACT concerning coaiuls and vice. .con-
fal.," be and the fame are hereby repealed aad
thar the fecretary of Rate be authorized to frim-
bsrlc the confols. vice coniul,. conm.rciai
ageuts or vice commercial sgen;,, fach rea(oaa,-
fun, as they may heretofore nave advanced for
the relief of ieamen. though the fame fhooid
exceed the rate of twelve cents man per diem.
Ssc. 6. Azd be IL fnytbsr saG9ed. Thar il
(hall aud may be lawful for every confal, vice.
conful. eommercia! agent and vice commercial
ageas of the United States, TO take and receive
for every certificate of dilcharge of any feaman
or mariner in foreign port hssy cents sod
for conmdion on paying and receiving the
amount OF ~sgea payable on the diiehargc ot Tea
men In ioreien ports, two aud halt per cen
tum.
Sac. 7. fSi Be IL fxrtber sss7ed, That if
any conlul, vice coninl, Commercial agent or
vice commercial agent. ihaii falicly apd know
ingly certify. that property belonging TO
foJ>igoers is property belonging 10 citizen of
the United States, he hsli 90 conviction there
OF, in any court of competent jurfdiefion, for
fe;t and pay sne oot exceeding ten thouiand
dollars, at the d.fcretion of the court, and be
imprifooed for any term not exceeding three
years.
SEC. 8. Asd be htayfbsr eua7ed. That if
any coniol, vice-confo, commercial agent OF
vice commercial agent. ihall grant paG,ou ar
other paper certifying thar any alien, knowing
hin os her 10 be fuch, is citizen Of the United
States. he fhsli on conviction thereof, IN any
eoars Of competent juriidittion, forieiS and pay
a Eae nor exceeding one ,houfand dollsr.
~ Sic. o. Aad Be IL fainter ssat7sd. Tha; al
powers u attorney execeted after the ,hit.ieiy
day OF Jane next in fotsign country for the
transfer of any fock at the United States. or
sor the rsceip, of interea thereon ihall be yerf-
ed BY the certificate aud ieal Of confui. vice.
confyi, commercial a2ect, or vice-commercial
sgeat Il aoy there De al the place where the fame
ihal be executed. for which the perion giving
she cesSiacaie ihaIi receive fifty cents.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Speats, ef tbe HssF Of Rspy9cniatives.
A. BURR,
Tiee.Pr,faem effbe Usind Stafes. and
Prchdssf Of ibs Serais.
ArPRovso. Feerusrv z3. 1903.
TIL JEFFERSON,
Prs6dtm Of tbs United Slater.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

si,h the prr..-ya,ioa and fakeiy cfehe ccSny,
is OF an opinioa caiculaled 70 rnaintsia peace
In fnch an Alternative. Sir, your ExeclenCy
ought 10 helitase no longcs in uing your powess
70 preferve this peace. Ifm fh,oid be disorbed,
the refpon iciii,y of the eveat nat Inevitably
lie on your Exeeliency. His Catholic Majety.
who Is ia fnmc meaiure guarantee so France fcr
Loaieana, uniil France fhail have occupied III
you'd have 10 blame yoo for not having taken
the nrsfases necesIAsy to ta!hl lha, guarantee
towards his ally. sal 4..
The contents Of rhi, letter. Sir, will. | am
con6ient, be fully juaifed TO your Esccllercy
by the exiting circnmasnees. which The Mar
quis d Yrojo, in behalf fhis court. VIII make
known TO you more particularly. II only re-,
mains for me ihe'etorc. 20 pssy your Excellsncy
TO accept the aauIance Of my refpett and nigh
con6defstiop. lSignedl
4t+. l.. A. PICHON.
His Exeelisncy ,bs Gsperaor Of
BIS catb0iie Mejeir m tbe pro-
eivee Of LssjfaSa. s,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

XNylLL be fold q, Pablic Auction. on FRI
w day, the fra Of April next lif fsir. il
rot, the 6rf fair dsy,) unlefs prcviouAy difpof-
cd of at private fsIe, q new two nofy D~elling-
Houie, with four rooms on . floor, together
With Lot Of Land, 60 feet front, witb . two
ffory Shop thereon, calculated for dwelling
houfe, having ccler under is, htuate on Spring
Street, near the State Houfe. Sale 10 be on the
premifes, at Eleven O'Clock A. NJ. where the
conditions Of payment will be made known.
GARDNER & DEAN, Aott'ts.
Newport, Feb. ~, 1903. iz4
N. B. Any perion ~ifhing to purchaie at
private fse. may know the terms, by Supplying
20 Gardner & Dean or 70 Robert La@ton, jr.
living on the prcmiics.