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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-09

a- The fnbfcribers to the CoFrEE
Horsr are rcqueited to meet on Sa-
turday afternoon, at A clock, forthe
-purpole o choo6ng Committee to
REGULATE the fame for the enluing year.
John Gadfgy.
Nov. 8. d5t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-09
M. EAKIN,
(To Sc eostinwd.J

CogfsaiOner, King Street,
HAS retntncd to town, and RESPECTFULLY informs
his friends and the public, that be has for ale ewes
rs article generally in his line. A!fo, variety
Of choice FRUIT.
Ga. IS. dzw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-09
NEAR FERRY

r ,5e Cir IF Wa@ingter ], nov furoilhsd
;,h dooble f.t ofhsnds and boats. for the ac-
. =, Of the pubic during the RACES.
The, gre,,eA exertion will be ufe1 for the DIFF
,,.,eh q shofs who may favour the fubfcsioefs
" y Philip Alexander.
Eliza. Warrington.
- dSt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-09
yAMES BACON,

~ Nt 5,sgs az Kzg Sfetef. asf5;s err dos' sf
" WeA;xr,on-Ssreef. Iasisf ree<iss1, gssafi-
~ Of svrD ALFRED
PATENT SHOT,
-u,;.A w;,, uereral assortmenr of Teas. Sugars,
cosf.e. Wines, Brandy, Spirits, and generally e
,-~v other article IL the grocery hne, ne offers
for sale on the most moderate terms.
OATS. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-09
JAMES S. SCOTT
TAILOR,
HSs ysesired bis F.4LL aDoytwext,
FANCY GOODS,

Which be viii diipoIc OF on the mott FeaionaDl {
terms, by the yard, or make up, on the lhortelt
notice TO fuit the taie Of any:
Amonga sv5ieb are The 5ai'arOirg;
SUPREME black, blue, drab, ciaret, Gin
-namoo, bottle green, diEeEent fhades; light,
dark. and Oxford mixtures; alto, one piece iuPer.
fine millcd French blue, luitasle fer cloaks; ca.
irnercs, yelve,s, veiye,eens and cords all colors
fancy i,sandowns, Rafian ditto, fix molelkin &
velvet with a number Of different coloured
coasinps and napt fr:xes, fame of which are mill
ed ;-asnnels, twilled aad PLAIN, iaihionaoie and
plain buttons, SIC. &c. !,
a Faar good 7ouraymsn wa'ltsa
Immediately.
Oaohersa7.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-09
NOTIGE.
! WILL difpose Of The whole OF my Stock OF
DRY GOODS

A. pscf.o, upon hand, at cost and charges, upon
l,besalcredit, where Paoc.uslisy in payment
NAV BE- relied upoa. JAMES WILSON.
NB. Thoge who arc inhabited 10 the sub
sc,,,her. are i-foslned, if more convenient, 60
make payneni 10 Fredericksburg, than in Ask
aodria. viii plrafe TO do 70, TO Meisrs. Robers
{, Caopar and Co. Merchants there and thoie
whcfc accounts have been long SANDING, imne
sdss.e payment viii be expected.
JAMES WILSON.
GA. az. dim
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30

= - = - - - - t@4A Ns-ss
.DYvirtue &c powcr deIec.tsd Is his
HD Executors 81 tn iass Niliand T,es-
lament Of John Roe. Esq. deceased,
lete Of the county 81 igeslnnreInnd, We
the subscribers, having iaket, upon our.
Selves the execution 81 Tie said win and
qualified thereto according 10 lan. nov
o!er fpr sale, The following trarss of land,
one Tract IT kfteenhupdred acres, ~
pefent. bearing date 7th day q January,
Izo6. lying on Cumberland river, II he
9late Of Kentucky. g ~ IS
One ofIifteen hundred acres ~ patent,
|be1fing dake the sob day &C kurhst,
EataT, onths waesrs 6fsf1iut Cfssk. ~.
swssn The hiiami and Stioto river..
One of fifteen kundredacres 81 patent.
bearing date the a5th Of April, 1900. Is
- On lie wasers Of Paint Greek. 1,
On. oftwelve hundred acres BIZ patent.
bearing date the 2sth Of April, 1900. II.
ingOn The banks of the Scioto river.
Two smalllots ofone andtwo hundred
acres, On the watefs Of Lees Greek, I
branch fthe Ratsls Snake fork Of Paint
Creek. q, g IT, s y ~ -. 81
q One other smalI taet, of ,hree hun.
bred and FIFTY acres, inTthe same neigh-
6ourhood -and lissly,
One other tract of ffteen hundred
acres, surveyed and patented for Bur
gesa Ball, lying on abranch Of Gaspers
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30
. TAKE NOTICE.

Fst su~, he tsllesOfsg Trdris III Lad,
sissase n fhs csHnty DC Hau.pshire, I
EOUR hundredand sixty seven acres,
~ withincne mile fthk town a. Frank.
fort, there ore On this tract comforsahie
buildings Cor ! small fazhilg, about so
acres &c land cleared and aKtehait now
living On its great prsppstion Of this
tract Il &c for euliiyafio1, and we'd eslcns
latcd % produces small grain, Il lhodhds
with timber, which, Il valuable, being 90
near town. ha stss rs D, 4 g
One moiety Of 1880 acres, within one
mile ofthe North Branch of Potonlak.
not more than Eve mica above Oldt6wn ;
this tract i notimpFoyed. $50.
One moiety Of 70e acres, adioiniua
the above 4 fun proportion ofthis sracf
win produce q much small grsip Is any
upland IN the county - some Meadow
may be made. ; $50. 81
fRe above lsnds were surveyed up
wards Of twenty four years ago.
Cash. Negroes, or good horses, win
Be taken in payment for IN OF any one al
the shove tracts. BY ths subscriber living
ID Middle Town, Tor Garrards Town.
Berkeiey couniy, who willshews the Il.
tls papers, &e. and win give : ssnssal
GEoRGELAMoN.s
september 3. 1905. 81 8 s..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30
NO TIc1 =

HAT tie subscribers are ready o
j receive and manufActlre IN kinds
ofkvain Agreeable q de Serms hereafter
mkptioned via. Quiet every elty bu-
shels AZ understandable Wheat they yin
deliver zen banelse e superfne Flour,
and stand the inspeetion. An Flour
manufactured q ous min win be deliver.
d. he Siver withops any charge VI
other rain shan BE particularly asssnded
.. a generous price WIN Be given IN
cash Cor mercha1sahlei Wheat and Flour.
Barrels delivered It the min. y h i
THOMAS SWEARtNGEN,
DAVID BEATTY.
ASSass 1905. & tsnl
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30

hJOT1cE u hers5y xipen, skaf Z Is
IN fifien nil d prssspsed q n nexs
General Asscsstll, psuyf3. D, that % s,sack
sftLs Cssifies d HAMPSHIRE and Beris.
kgas are inciadsd iasbe - llospinR bsf,sds.
t0wis--<s. BegiainR af fis asntk II Eher..
ryss Rim, u ne river ef Posomaek, II
skscoanfy " Berkeley, fkence ~ ske said
RIM % fks hsad tksreee tkence das Vest
% ne fsp ef Sleepy Creek MouniGin,
thence spifk fke ~ ef thai N5unfaia 10
'fbe Eae skof dfp;des he adid County az
Herksieyj from fhe C5anfy of Frederici,
thence spiih ft1f Eas 20 fhe Hambskire
Ene, NTH che 4seision 6etween Efede-
Sick and HAM shirefs Ehs read issdfag
from JVsiRchesler = Cd T6pn, a. thai
road % Lick Capeoa RipeS. NH ihaf ~
per % the Pbtsmacs, and srun thar river
% fAe 6e8innag,n maybe iSrnedinfo a se-
parade County, and thar sAe Public Build
isgsI sv tke sqma ieersefsdia ~ Town
b Rath,
Ssptenier IS, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30

eyx7HEKEAS ! cernin Thomas VII.
w sOn. who ssys ~ q from the
State Of Tennessee, and ,haf he inter-
married with n heir of Thomas Fryatf,
DECD, b h posssssion of N article 4
agreemepe made between Hartholomew
FFyats md the subscriber, many year
ago, concerning . balanee of nbneywhich
he heirs of Thomas Fryat. claimed On
account Of TIE sale of souAe Land, which
he, he said Thomas, was never seized
u, IN any manner whatever. Whether
he said Wilson 3 an impostor Or not, I
know not. but this I know, that when
the agreement Wa made L was determin-
ed that Il should draw no iuser.se until I
legal demanded he money wss made,
which can Be proven ~ tesslhony nov
living. Since the aaid Wilion came %
this County Re presenfed the aers ement,
when the money WA rendered, II full
according % the spirit and meaninRof he
agreement. II said Wilsoa being .
bout osell the claim, this e intended
"a caution % the public, least N impO.
sition mightbe committed. -
JOHN FRYATT. 4
September 2s, i80S. ss57I i 81
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30

CTRAYEB Or stolen from the plan.a.
- ton of Enos Ross, about 3 miles
from Garrsrds- Town, on THURSDAY
night the 9th inst. 4 BROWN MARE
about IS - banda high, 8 years old last
Spring, With blaze face, one hind foo,
white, has come wind gals on her legs,
two eddie nlarks on her baek, i 1 natu.
faltroIef, and eanters well Ten Dol.
lafs Rewsrd WILDE paidfor de Mare on
", i delivered q Enos Ross, Or Il
ThomA Willsonss min On Shenandoah
S-4Of imile from Keyss Ferry, or For.
g Dollars for Mare md Thief. Ga he
Thisfbeing conyicted.
JONATHAN ROSS. Il
Il SeptembeFSs, feos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30
PAFrERsoNs OLD MILE.

g
THE sahscriber's fisnds and he
~ public, are ssspectfully informed,
that hs has rented ~ MIN bel0aging 10
Mr. Hugh ". Raftsfson, o. Tnscarora
Cfcek, ubout ons mile from Martins.
burg, ven known By de naaneof Rdfksx.
Esoas on Miil which be ~ nov rot ii
eomplete Fepaif, and . ready ~ receive
any Kind II Grain % Be naannfactured
inlo Eloufsl For every I've husheIs %
mercllantnble Wheat brought 10 his MN
heWill deliseFa barelof SupeFGne Flour,
and viii stand the inspection Of I'll Com.
mon Floufs Great aitcution win Re paid
so have Csi;ss Of every descrlpsion well
yAsnufactured.
RoBERf cHRIsTY.
Sepssmbsras, ieos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30
[No. 4 . voIpnE Vi

tTHK subscriber especftIIIy requests
sh0ss Who hsNe ssood ndebtcd %
HIN one ysarand up1ards, fsr medical
Bereicts, q eall md discharge their res.
pertive arcchnls. --ltis hoped shat . H.
us renection win conpince them of the
Proprisg &c ! panetual aiteusion % ibis
fequest--in complying thcreuith, thSy
win obvinee he necessity e rcsorting -
mcssures, sroublesome . themselves,
md exfremely disagrsesble q their very
hunihle servant 1
THOMAS PATTERSON. 4
Supernatural, ioos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30

ID AN away from the subscr;ber 81
N Sunday de 2ist Aua,ist, n ar-
prentiee boy named John q. Custip.
~ persons are hereby cautioned from
hArbouring o. employing dc said appren-
dee. g ! An determi1ed 70 prosecpss
even person % offending and any Iets
son who willtake up sid runaway and
return him'to me, shall have he above
oE0 az cREAAiEk, id
Barn, September q. 1905. s.s /.
hISANk DEEDS
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30
Hl5HLIc SALE.

EFTILL Be sold q he houSe az he
wv snhscribef, living near Martins
huEgs e. " ednsS1ay the 1ash of Octo-
her pexf, Waggon Hoss1 and Brood
Mares. q Rod Waggon, : number q
Cattle, Sheep and noKs--Aiss some
Farming utensile md Household Fur.
niture. Bond with approved security
win g reqaire6 Tie sils tocommeaes
- 10 O'Clock. ~
JosEPH EVANS, jur.
September -, isos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30

Wilt ~ u Pubfc Henine, o. Thnss-
dr. Ne eEt day ef 0rtoter aexf, u fke
pidntatiss spksreos 7dcst Bsilsv, dsc'd
srnerls Essd.
md COL rs, CATTLE,
H SHEEP, HOGS. md ! WAC
CON, tpeefher viii I number of other
articlss 400 namst6us % parsicularize.
Mine months credit win Be given, the
purchaser 20 give bond with approved
security. Tke sale viii begin about 10
Z PETER KELLER.
september Is, 1905. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30

sbLANk DEEDS
For ole stfhis Q Esss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

DIED. lin this town, on Thusiday Lac /.
Mr.. WILLIaM GiLRs. seed So. He foaain.
ed through life the chsrseter of undermined in
teerity, performing with fidelity Of heart thofe
eGen.ial duties both fpiritasl and temporal,
whole fure reward was the enjoyment Of "con-
fcience void Of offence before God and man. I"
10 the important character Of huiband, father,
and friend, he was sifstaionae and Gnccre. Al
he lived beloved and rsfpetted. the lofs expert
enced IN his death, by his connections & friends,
has been generally regretted. He bsde sdieu to
fobIusafy enjoyments with tcGencd compofuse,
charsderiaie Of the fesl chriaisn, fstisfsttosily
perfuaded in his own mind of our Heavenly
Fathers love over the wo,kmsnfhip Of his holy
hand. in being received into the manGon >,vbayed
70, fbt Ifi,as yJT mrs made Se,ts6. aSbtrs fbs
soitted asff f's~ f'sA5iss ssd hbe svsay are at
ys1."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
II the dtiieoey Of any Of our reader. ihoul

If the dtiicoey Of any Of our readers mould
be alarmed at feeling the humorous account Of
Rxt)rdge and Berry. in the hra page of our pa
per, we would advife them, before they cenfure
us for publihing it, to rc-perufe with attention
the very modse and delicate ftory OF F" Jsffyos
and Sally" which appeared in the Newport
Mercury fome weeks Gncc, and which we have
no doubt was originally fabricated by the bonor-
able John Rutiedge, aud forwarded to Cailt~dt'
for publication. per mail. in Rut!edge's own
handwriting, altho' in the name Of " Robert q.
Smith," And we believe il will not be denied
even by Rutledge himfelf. that he took up let
ter from the PoR- Office in this town, fometime
in the month of AuguR lae, dirceied to " Rob-
srs q. Smith" accompanied with one Of Caiiss-
dty's Recorder. containing this fame Rory Of
(" Jefty/sa and Sally" which was afterwards
copied into the Mercury. IL was alto publifhed
about that tine in moR of the JSdsyai papers
throughout the United States.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 4.
M u K u x r

We undcrfand that knocking murder
was committed at EAT Greenwich on Weduefday
Lat, by one Anthony Spencer on the body OF
Mr.. Thomas Strait. The circumstances atten-
ding this hDrrid crime arc faid to be thefe /:
Spencer went on TO his neighbours land
and found Mr.. Strait cutting dry tree thereon.
by liberty from the owner OF the land. Spencer
ordered Strait off from the iand--Strair told
him that he ihould nor 60 as he had liberty to
ca, there from the owner. Spencer, after threat
euins Strait, deliberately walked home to his
own houfe, and there axed the point part OF a
fy,he on TO flick, and then went back where
Strait was cutting wood. Strait faw him COM
ing and run. Spencer purfued him, and thruit
the fsthe through the body of Strait. Strait
Ianguiihed till Thuriday morning, and then died.
Mr.. Strait was called pcaceable and honea
man. We undcfRand that Spencer has acted
eon6derably ont Of character for fome time PAT.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
NE w PO r T,
Saturday, January 8, 1909.

or FROM the obfervations upon Rut-
lcdge's cafe" taken from the New York Ame-
ricsn Citizen. which appears in this days pa
per, his friends in this quarter muit readily per-
ceive that he has been treated by Us with every
poflible Although the additional charg-
60 which have been brought againt him by the
Editors of that paper, were fully known TO us
long before he was charged with having aTum-
ed the name of can unoffending individual"
for mott vicious and abandoned purpofe yet
we have confined ourfelves to this only nor
has confirmation of the moa inHammatory, aud
viruIent abufe of psrfons who believed him
guilty. provoked us TO cxpofe him IN all his
manifold frs ard fra.IeroIsonf. Indeed, we
knew thar the tenor of his moral character was
as well known to mof of the people Of this
town as it was to US. The illicit and unnatural
intercourfe which he has held with the fable Of
:" the weaker veiiels." had become thread
bare topic among the humorous Of all claiIes.
To have mentioned it, therefore, as it would.
at aoy rate, have been repugrant TO our feel
ings 70 it was rendered unneceGary by the no.
toriety it had gained. Bot in New York where
his righteous fame was not 70 fully known, and
completely eRabli(hed, il became aftrong point
in the argument aud the formy, and temPef-
tuous manner in which Csit. mar, the Editor of
the Poi" frove to vindicate, and defend the
mfcreant. jaai6ed its introduction on the part
of the {" American Citizen" For "the vio-
lent mau fllall perrin by violence." ,-
Our friends will obicrve, perhaps with re-
gret and difpIcsfure, that the sfidavits of thofc
who have fworn in behalf of the accofed, are
treated by the Editors of the Citizen with =
conGderable degree of fmartnefs, and criticifm.
1. is certainly difagreeable to TO repeat thoie
criticifms againA neighbour. and fellow-citi-
zens but they are jua, and true, and when IL
10 conGdered how financially the fame Gale
mar has treated thofe who had depofed and de-
clared on the other fide of the quefton. that re-
gres wiIl fubfde. and the diipleafare diGolve in
apProbasion.
: Thefe are the only apologies we deem Il
proper to make for copying the remarks OF th'
Citizen, upon the fubjeet, from beginning to
cad. f A
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
AMopRsr FEDERAL LIE.
From fbr Rarrnfft,

In the Ohs, a newspaper of Georgetown OF
the 18th November. .sos. am NOT htrle
affoniihcd to fiud that my name has been made
ufc of TO fubGantiate mott daring falfehood,
in the following paragraphs, faid TO be extracted
& 4 the Virsinia Gazette Of the 10th Novem-
Der, viz.
"Thc attention which our miniaer paid
to this iuhdcl Thomas Paine) not only afoniih-
ed but even dngufcd tn. court of the Firff
Conful il gave 10 Bouaparte but very con-
temprible idea of the talents of Mr.. Livingaon.
When the chancellor VISA frR introduced to the
Flra Conful, the latter received him with the
coldeft indifference Talleyrand obierved Bona
parties behavior. and took the opportunity OF
informing him that Mr.. Livingaon was char-
aeier thar held the 6rtt reputation in the Unit
ed States. Z" He may hold what reputation he
may (faid Bonapartel know mankind a. well
~ mot people. and the conduit of that Amcri-
can does nor impreis my mind with the mott
favorable opinion"
The public may rely upon the correct
nefs of this oblcrvation of Bonsparte refpeeiing
Mr.. Livinghon; il was received directly from
MIR. Labigsrre, French gentlemau of the great
eR reipeeiabiliiy, and an intimate acquaintance
of the Chancellor, who refides near Hudfon. in
the fate of New York. Mr.. Labigarrc had the
perufal Of letter from Paris which contained
the obfervation. Had MIR. Labigarre been
fedcralih, the democrats no doubt would i'm
mediately Unfit upon the fory being forgery
but as Mr.. Labiearre is we'll known In the fate
where he reiides TO be warm Jefferfonian, no
fuch concluiou can be drawn, nor will MIR.
Labigare deny his having iaid 70; and he added
at the fame time, that the countenancc which
MIR. LiyiOgaon gave Paine, in his opinion was
ihc caufe Of it,"
With HEARTFELT indignation | hereby
declare, that the above &atemcnt, a. It relates
TO pretended perufal Of letter from Paris. and
my perfonal opinion on the report refpetting
Mr.. Livington's reception, sc. 10 abfolutely
faIfe and sToundlcfs. further affirm. that on
thc revehe, have Rrcnuou0y difcountenanced
che report alluded 10. as often as it was mentioned
in my prefence, by laying thar foch ftory was
not lefs abfurd thao former one, ending In
shefe words Very Equally. indeed 7
P. DE LABIGARRE.
December 4, 1901.
sIs viii be rccolletied that the above
recitcd infamous cslumny was few weeks ago
pablifhed in the mad,a Newport Mercury.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
ELEAZER TREVETT.
Has fer SaL,


HONEY, molafess loaf & brown fusars.
4 i coffee. chocolate, Hy fon-Ikin, Soschoue.
aud Bohea Teas, Raihns. fuperinc & common
Aour. rice, pepper, ginger, fsrch. eopperas, al
ium, redwood. logwood, fufick. allpice, cia-
namon, Cloves nutmegs, caflia. lsdy's twiH,
pigtail. & negro head tobacco, fosp. rnuisard.
Scotch and Maccabau fauff. fegsn. eIais, Rone
and ear,hen ware. pals. fsvcs. haminers, PIN
Gers, nails. eimble's, penknivcs, fpopns, pins,
needles. icinan, fnuifsrs. batter, chscSs. and
hoe's-lard, rye ard indian meal, inoff boxes.
pipes. brooms, quiIls. candles and various
other articles too tedious TO mention.
Likewile a quantity of Dry Goods,
Cssefi~x "
Coatings, plains, bsixes, linens. checks. brown
holland. fwanidown, wild bores, tamuies, rof-
fels, women's white and black cotton gloves &c
mitts. mems thick ditto. mems beaver duo.
lsdy's fancy elk handkerchief. bandsnno, lin
nen & cotton ditto. men's neck ditto. tam-
bricks. book and common mullins, black fatdn.
India Englih flks. a variety Of cslicocs and
ehiptxes, the moR faihionsblc fancy ribbons.
mems worRcd, yarn and cotton hofe, wonen's
ditto, mems thick woollen caps, worried bind.
ing. tapes & bobbins, mems and womcn's fl,oes,
boys ditto, ell numbers OF factory cotton yarn.
A few handfome MUFFS & TIPPETS.
A fmall aGortmsnt Of BOOKS. chiefly on
Divinity. .---Ak. ~
To Let, the lower part of a con-
venicnt Houie aud Joiner's Shop. With bench
and tools, near the Rev. Mr.. B,aaly's meet
inc houfe. "A
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

NOTICE . hereby given, thar the fubferb-
4 ere have been appointed by the Hon. Court
OF Probate for the town Of Newport, Commif-
honen, 20 receive, examine. and adjuit the
claims OF the creditors to the effstc Of Riebs,d
CsrSrH, late Of Newport, mariner, dcceafcd,
scpfefcnted infolvent and Gx months from the
date hereof being allowed for that purpofe t.
oil who have any claims sgaina fsid eaa,e, are
requeiied TO sxhibit them to either Of Us, within
that time, or be psecluded sgrecsbiy to law.
klCHAkD BARKER. Csmwyr
EDWARD HEMPSTEAD, I E.ners.
~ All perfons indebted to fsd eAate, sss
required 10 make immediate payment 20
SALLY CORNELL. Adma,x.
NswSsrf. Jan. s. 1903. Erro
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

A Committee has bceu appointed Ia Portf-
mouth IN. n. to recsive any Donations which
the Charitable in different parts Of the Union
may be difpoicd to make to the unfortunate
fufferers BY the late diRreGing 6re in that town
among which, are many widows and orphans
who have loR their ALL. The Gala Of charity
pcrhsps were never. more urgent. Will not
the Citizens Of Newport extend the hard Of
benevolence on the prefent calamitous occsfon
Bat fmaIl fun, At this inclement feafon, might
afford great relief and confolation to many who
are defitute of bread, or even covering TO
fheltcr them from the form! Would il NOT be
Iaudable. be6des the donations of the wealthy,
to give every perlon an opportunity of contri-
buting chat his heart may dictate ia the feve.
raj worfhiping AHembIies We inhabit wood
en- town. and may politely fhare Gmilar fate.
Let us then, imasioe ourfelves 10 their depIora-
bic Gtuation, ard ID sIe fame to hem fbas SOe
lbssji sviG sfbsn 10 do ssis NJ.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

NTE the Subfcrbcrs being by the Coun Of
w Probate for the town Of Newport, sp-
pointed commifTionen to receive, examine and
sdjnft the Claims Of the creditors to the eaatc Of
JosrfH MuEtoRD, late of Newport. Tin
plate-worker, deccsfed. repsslentcd ipfolvens,
and Gs months longer from this date beioa sl-
lowed by faid Court Tor that purpoic Thereby
give notice to all perfons having claims to faid
eaase. to bring them 10 to either Of % ct our
REFLECTIVE dwelling, within fsid fime o. they
will be PrecIuded sgreeably TO law.
SAMUEL G. CARR, I Csmmj-
JOHN WANTON. I Esns,s.
- And all perfcns indebted to laid eflsse.
arc requeied 10 make immediate payment TO
MARY MUMFORD, Admds,x.
NtwSsrf. 5s~sa.y 8, 1909. (,,o
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

JoHs PAos, of Rofe~eIl. has been una
nimaufly elected Governor of Virginis, TO foe
coed Mf. Mssrs<. whole conaitulional period Of
Office has expired. No citizen of Virginia il a
purer patriot than Mr.. Page. His beft exer-
tions to promote the welfare Of his country have
been exhibited in all times. He war among
the f,a to aGert. and we are jua6ed in laying,
he will be among the isR to defend the rights
of his fellow citizens. ~. Ixfsi.