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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20

Wilthire Lewis. whom, If found, or either ct them
you cAufe to he taken and earned before one iuf-
&C of the peace Tor the cor1,y or corporation,
where arrrahcnded, to be examined and dealt
with, touching the premitls, as the law directs
Given under my hand and ieal this day of April
1901.
PLEASANT YoUNCHUSBAND, ISs47}
That, by the laws of Virginia, as well as
tsOie Of I'll other civilized nations, duelling
is, . -relf, confidered as crime of great mag
mir as fuch Teverely punifhable; that,
Is this crime has admitted of i'm
4 >us; that it has often happened
tfae ',enged has been, in a great
meaiurc Seht, as, in recent and
n:elarchoi he fate Of North Ca
roiina; and, .-~,,.sr-ssr,r~1ss other nifanccs,
the fender of the challenge has received fuch
exceiiiye provocation, as tended very much
to leaen the culpability of his conduct.
But the menoriadt begs leave to tepreient
to the honorable aaembly, that, in this
cafe, there is not Jingle loiitarg circumRance
which goes to le{en the enofmty of malicious
and deliberate murder. The parties were in
innate friends. They went together TO
hou.e of bad fame. In that houfe, they GUAR
relied about negro girl. Next day, or
very thort time after, there was meeting of
ihe parties, in preience of Meriwether Jones,
in order to make up the quarrel. They could
not agree. They went TO the field Mr..
Seldom, in that place, offered TO make CON
cetiions, This is proved By the evidence of
Meriwether Jones. In a letter to the printer
the Virginia Gazette> concerning the muir
der, he employs this expreffon That the
oaiy charge againit Shelton Zones was that he
wlihed 10 exact Acknowledgements from MIR.
oe!don, which, as 4 man Of courage, he
could not make Upon this, Skelton
Jones took deliberate aim with horfe piifol,
and ihot Mr.. Seldom through the heart.
nus; the origin Of the quarrel was as di-
graceful, as It's termination was trasical.
There is NOT Jingle ray of manly provoca-
ton, or even Of manly courage, 10 illuminate
the gloom Of dja5olical atrocty, that ihrouds
the behaviour Of Shelton Jones. He quar-
relied in houfe of bad fame. He quarreled
for proaitute, He qua:reled with his
bofom friend; with man, whom,
above almof all othcl :, he had Affected to love.
He had leifure to deliberate upon the bufnels.
No tender recollection OF former intimacy
could pierce the frof of his heart. He quag
in TIE ba6it Of firing al marx He chaI-
lenged young man VIII was not acculfomed
TO firearms. OF this man he refuied the con-
cefions, and ihot him dead. What concef-
fions the CAUSE of fuch quarrel could be
worth, what degree of reafonable provocation
could be excited IN the conteft for prolitute,
the honorable ahembly can judge?
10 be continued.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20
4PRIL 2O:k. 1908.
DUELLING.
RICHMOND.

Y. j
Gratis, or republicans, as they fornetimes call
themIclvcs, held . feitival at the canitol. ON
the 18th of March lait. Their Object was
so celebrate their fuccefsfui election of Mr.
je!ferion, as PRECEDENT In this there could
BIZ no harm. They had title to do 70. The
number of peytons preicnt was eightv-eipbt
/ his catalogue includes the artillery GONNA
rvs all the people that hold Offices under the
federal government, Oh that expect to do 20.
Over and above this, there appears to have
been I comfortable number of bows, who
went there, to Thew that they were men. AZ
ter dedu6ting captain Myers, and his conpa-
ny, the federal marihall, and his ccynnanv.
and George Hay, at the head Of the clais ,an
mentioned, there can De no queition, that the
atiembiy mutt have contained at leaf eight or
ten, or perhaps even twelve, independents pri
waite citizens, betldes the governor, and mem
Der of the executive council.
When this numerous meeting broke I'D.
and very numerous meeting it was, when
we conlider the population of the fate, and
the prodiglous itrength ofthe party, battalion
Of the boys adioutned to George Hay's. From
this, after accepting the landlords bottle.
there was a natural tranfition to this Office
How they came, when wifer people were in
bed how shey bluifered, and how they ran
away, ha% been told already. They retreat
ed to til. iight-houie where they broke Eeye-
raj windows. Next evening, two OF them
returned to the charge, when the patriotic
operations were mott inioentlY Interrupted
by tho city guard We have authority from,
fome of that guard to iay, that they Of
fefed the men money to let them 90. T hev
next attempted to give them liquor; but al
would not do. The dogs ituck TO their
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20

The JoJ5o70iag is The t3.R peri gta later
GddreDsd TO oae gftbs editors. HqoW repay
Pergfa!. Il continuation JbaA appear
in ayr next
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07

AN ACT
Supplementary to the A6 intitulcd "An Aa
providing PaGporu for the ihips and vefeia
OF the Uai,ed States"
DE era5ed By Tie Senate and H's/. Of K'-
~ tyejt~tn,iVes sfibe United Ssatss Of Aue'iea,
i~ Csrere6 aGtm6hl. That every unregiacred
fhip or vefIei owned by citizen or citizens OF
rhr Uni,ed States. and falling ~ith Tea letter.
going to any foreign cosntry, fhall, before The
departs from the United States, at the requsa OF
the m.fcr, bc furuifhed by the collector OF the
diarid where faeh vsGd may be,with Paaport
of The form pr.fcribed aud eaablithed BY the
aei TO which this is Implement, for which the
m.aer lhail pay TO the collector ten dollars, and
be fubi.ei TO the rule, and condition. prefcribed
IN The laid act, for hips aud veGel' Of the Unit
cd States.
Sec. 4. And5r aJs,fbe, sra7ed. That there
a,sIl be paid on every fuch unreginercd fhip or
veGeI, falling or uading TO any f0reign county,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
PHILADELPHIA, April 10.
ExfrGH of a letter, dated
WAsHlNcToN, APRIL IA, 1893

WAsHlNGToN, APRIL IA, 1903.
You have no doubt received q
copy of the letter from the Spaniih
miniGer TO the lecretary of fate OF the
". IS. communicating the pleaiing
intelligence of the port of New Or
leans, having been ordered TO be
opened as heretofore, and to continue
open until arrangements be made be-
tween the twogovernments TO ettablilh
an equivalent place of depoht. In
the hurry at the Office of fate occa-
fioned by the making up diipatches
for the Natchez, sc. the communi-
cation of a very important fact was
not then made in order TO publication
Therefore now relate ii to you. The
king of Spain, in the true ipirit of
Catfilian honor, iiiued his order TO
the intendant at New-Orleans under
his 6gn manuel, commanding that
officer Immediately and directly TO re-
initiate the United States in all their
rights by treaty, as held and exerci(ad
previous to the lalt unauthorized inter-
ruption which mandate from the
king himielf, without the Intervention
of any of his minifers, his repreien-
tative here was directed to, and did
accordingly, communicate and thew
TO the preiident of the u. S. and has
iince forwarded it by eSprels to the
intendant and governor at New-Or.
leans.
" This information is derived
from converfation with the Preiident
himfelf."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
For terms, and

7be axls,6gntd commDa,,-G,ne,oi ard Cbc,ge
de, Aflra of fbs Frme5 R,pabhe, 5<,eey
p;ve, ns,es 10 all aobsm il may "s0,s,
THAT 10 cooieqoence Of a late Law. and by
i decree Of the Con!nis of the Republic.
bearing date Of the 18th OF Oetobcr laa, s.gen-
erai pardon and smncey are granted 70 all de-
ferer, from tho navy, and from the publ'c arie-
oal,. of whatever grade a, alto 20 all regiaer-
ed workmen add fesmen: Provided they return
=. France within fixed period Of time.
In purfusncc of the abJse decree, and OF
orders from the Miniaer OF the marine and colo
nie,, ,he undertg gned hereby informs all psrfoo..
of this defcripticn, who may be in the United
States. that ublil the z7th OF Oetober nexts
they nav preieni thcmfcivcs before the isveraI
eomm,garies OF France. in the faid S,strs,
who ar. authorized TO provide for their return
home and give then paaporu for their anmo-
Ieecd sdmiiion into France.---Such Perfons az
take the benefit of the annefy, are not only
exempt from profecu'ion on account OF their
de,en,;on. bot will moreover be reiniiated IN all
,sfveet,. in the Giua,ioos which they occupied
before they lett pubic fervice. Tho'e Who do
not avail themfclves of the amneny, will DC pro-
fecu,ed, wher they return to France, with all
the rigor OF the lsw.
Civen at Geo,es. qs-Vu, djarid sf Columbia.
.bh ~, Of Geymiuai, NIB yts,. zSfh
MG,eb. 1903. L. A. PlCHON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07

kt We this day commence the
publication of a ferries of pieces under
the Ggnature of AhSERNON SID
NEY, compiling vindieation q THE
msatare, gtbs prginf adminiarati9n' o
70 which we invite the attention OF the
American people. They will therein
find truth told with great fimPlicity,
argument fupported by faas, PrlncI,,
pies which Sidney died to defend, and
Franklin, Warrington and Jctierlon'
lived to eQablilh. 50 N in'eh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
BayzlNai Walker

ID ESPEC rFUl.LY informs the citizens of
IN this town. thAs he has opened SCHOOL
in the dwelling hoaie of M. Jonathan Walker.
in the arset formerly called Pape's Laue. at ths
South extremity OF The tosn. Per,ons diipofei
to place childTen under his care. may rely on
their receiving the hrittef attention. Price tor
inarocsion :--Spsiing and reading. dollar 50
Gents -. Reading and writing. /, dollau -
Reading. writiog. sad arithmstic, dollars so
cents per quarter.
Alto, number Of young Ladies and MiiTcs
who win TO I've inhruetsd in the above branches,
may be accommodated with n room feparale
from the cnmnon school. Or FIX have al
ready commenced.
Newpos,, May 7, 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
BOSTON, April 90.

BY the brig Sallay, Capt. Inger-
foil, 80 days from Bourdeaux, papers
and letters have been received from
that city to March 27-Capt. I. in
forms, though various reports, pro
and con, had prevailed, yet the lateit
was unfavourable to the continuance
of peace.-@An inprehlment of French
feamen took place the evening before
he failed. Some of the letters men,
rion, thar TIE expectation OF war had
enhanced the price of coffee and lu-
gar. The American Miniiter at Paris
had been aGured by the French Gov
ernment, that if a war commenced,
the peace of the United States wou Id
not be diaurbed. by France. Since
the late change in the afpe6t of affairs,
the Miniiter has been treated with
more refped and attention by the
Gallo rulers. The following note
was lent to Capt. |. on the evening OF
the a7th of March
+" Dear Sir--By the mail arriv'
ed this day, at 6 o'clock, P. M. it ap
pears, that hottie preparations in ing
land continue with great activity
and though there were reports yeiter.
day that all differences were iettled
between the two governments, the
afpea of affairs is at this moment We.
ry alarming to the friends of peace
| The ltocks at Paris fell in one day !
per cent. and the prevailing opinion
there was, that there would be war
Letters from London are allo in the
fame file. Yours, g. j.
| Bourdeanx, Mneb ~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
Lateit Foreign Articles.
LONDON, March 10.

At . late interview with Bonaparte, as de-
fcribed in private letter from Paris, he con-
Quoted himie,! in very niclent and domi.
neering manner TO the B,iGlh AmhaIador.
For the fcene of this assion, the drawing room
of Madame Bonaparte was preferred. Aiier
an cxpoftuiaton on the iuhjett OF the Armament
in Britain, which expoaulation, according to
accounts, might have been heard by mott OF the
company, he 10 iaid TO have zddIcncd Lord
Whitwor,h
"lF YOU WILL HAVE WSR. MY
LORD, YOU SHALL HAVE FIFTEEN
YEARS OF IT."
The following ia an ex,raa from the Sun
OF laA night:
At madame Bonaparte's drawing
room on Sunday laf, the firf conful
appeared in fate Of evident irrita-
bility. When he approached the
Englifh ambaHador, he obferved with
warmth, that war had now deiolated
Europe for fifteen years, and aiked
whether it was now 10 be renewed /!
adding, that if it was, it might again
lsf for as long period. To which
lord Whitworth calmly replied, that
if it was renewed, il would not be the
fault Of Great Britain. Bonaparte
then went among the ladies, and foon
after returned to lord Whitworth, and
vehemently declared, that the arma-
men.s now preparing in the ports OF
France, were defined only for the
colonies, in the preiervation of which
England was as much intereited as he
could be. To this no anfwer was
made. He foon after Quilted the
room, calling on God and man to
witnefs, that he hoped vengeance
would be inflicted on the power which.
by violation of treaty, ihould cauie
the renewal of hoailities. All &C
counts agree that his countenance was
throughout, almof disigured by paf
fon; and his tone was 70 loud anc
vehement, that at leaa half the com
pany prefent mutt have heard all tha
pa1ed on this extraordinary occalion
The following is extracted frcn
the Traveller Of the Ioth.-The con
verfation reported TO have paded a
Madame Bonaparte's drawing room
between the Firit Conful and Lore
Whitwor,h, is, at lealt, in its principa
topics, confirmed beyond doubt
Letters from perions Of unqueitiona
bic authority coincide in reptelentip
the language which took place on tha
occafon very nearly the fame as W
inherited yeRerday. Bonaparte's cour
tenance, geftures, and voice, were es
prefIive of the mott furious paflioI
He invoked the vengeance of God o
tha.rower which fnculd be the eau
|, OF the war (; and in retiring from ii
, chamber, the fervant could only ops
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
. Bcaon. Ao.i ss.
Late and very INTERESTING!

AesS aho WY ~ In ~ AA'
Laa evening letters were receivs
ed from Portfmouth, dated yellerday,
announcing the arrival there of The
ihip Volunteer, Capt. Bolworth, in
IS days from Liverpool; who brings
advices, that on the a5d of March,
in the river, he was boarded by a
Lieutenant of Man of War, who
informed him, the DECLARATION
OF WAR againf France had that
day been received in Liverpool from
the Admiralty Head-Q Quarters. ] The
Information perfectly accords with the
note received by Capt. Ingerfol, OF
the eve of his departure from Bour-
deaux.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
LAWS OF The UNION.
[PrBLisHiD EY AUTHoRIrY.

SEVENTH CoNcRRss
Of The
UNITED STATES,
at bei, Iseona ENsn.
Begun and held at the CT
ty Of Waihingsou, in the
Territory of Columbia,
on Monday, the 9th OF
December, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
N E w p o r T,
Saturday, May 7, 1909.
---s<-okS4os

YeRerday, at noon, the Honorable
General A1embly of this State ad-
iourned to the lat Monday OF the
prefent month, then to convene again
at the State-Houfe in this town.
Appointments, Sc. in our next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07

~ Now. Freeneo. you need only read the
foregoing to defpife Federal vilenefs. 1t is
troe defcrip,ion Of federal defamation. federal
fsnder, federal lies, and federal roRGEsIss.-
10 word, it is genuine pitture of TORY
FEDERALISM
TFxy,k,, Conx-rr bereafer.1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
NATHANIEL MACON.
AN ACT


For ereaing Light Houie at the entrance of
Pcnopicos bay, OF any other place IN iu vi
cinisy. that may be deemed preferable by the
Secretary OF the Treaiury.
BE IL szaeifl BY ibr Senate and Hoait 81
Rrp,1fnla;ivsi efibt Usnsd States Of 44meriea.
ia Cszgrc5 eg:n5fsd. That a, focn as ceiion
fhal be made by the State of Msaachuiets TO
the United States, OF the jariidission over the
laud proper for the Purpoic, the Secretary OF the
Treafury be and he is hereby authorized to pur-
chafe 70 mpch land as may be neeeHary, and
provide by contract. 20 be approved blythe PFC
ident of the United States. tor bui!dinga light
houfe on Whitehead, at the entrance of Penob-
foot Bay, or any place in It's vicinity, that may
be deemed preferable by the Secretary of the
Treaiary and to furniih the fame wi,h all necei-
fairy fupplics and alto. to agree for the islaries
or wages of the pcifsns who may be appointed
by the Pre6dent for the fuperintendanse and
care of the fame and that the pfefidcnt be an
thoried 20 make the faid appointments.
Sec. z. And be ii fartbsr GRATED, That
,her be appropriated and paid out Of the monies
ariGng from imports and tonnage, the fun OF
fcven thouiand dollars for the purpoic of erect
ing the Light Houie as aforeiaid.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Sbeaktr Of sbr Hogj< Of Rrp,>jrsa,iUs,
STEPHEN X. BRADLEY,
PuEden, sf ibe Senate pro nmbO,e.
APPROVED March Sd, iSos.
Til: JEFFERSON,
PreyfdtA Of ibe United Sfatts.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07

NETHEREAS divers uohsppy difference
w cst between me and my vile CATH
ARlNE-sn thois diferences are daily in
created by her f,issdiv adviier IL do ,here-
fore hereby forbid any perf,o or petfons rrua-
ing her on my account, as | am determined oot
70 pay any debt OF her con,ratting alter this
date. ELEAZER TREVETT.
Newport, May ?, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07

one half the double door, when the
chief Conful BURT through, and hur-
ried out in the greateit rage.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
CUSTOM-HOU3E.
Dfri3 Of Nfso9srf, May 6.
Enrspsn H.,
7ojcbh w. Paul s. Co.

LAVE jua received aquan,ity ben Hav,nba
whl;e and brown SUG AIRS, TO be fold by the
Box. Mss =.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
70 fbe PUBLIC.

NO views TO private emolument have In
duecd the undertaking of the p'efent hiitory.
Its ohiett has been wholly the intereft Of the Cit
izens o. the State, as we'll as the world at large.
In the neighboring States, 1t ha, long been a
theme Of reproach to the people OF Rhode In'nc I,
that they have lufered ,henlsives 90 be govern.
Cd 10 thsmannsr they have and no APOLOGY
has hitherto been advabced in ,hei, favor. Meie
Apology however, is not the only dcfgn in view.
The lite and character of aprohigatc, daring
ard fpcceis'ol demagogue, afford an inte'etting
and inffudive leaop TO mankind and ii at,en-
tively contemplated, may be highly nieful to
poiierity.
For thofc who have been the unfortunate
dupes of Ubiquitous deception. il is highly i'm
portAnt to remove the veil of hy pocri,ical fantii-
ty thar covers the mca deteasble oi cIimc,, and
the bafef Of arts, ia thofe by whom they have
been deceived To point on, the Reps by which
che impoAes has ciimted TO power Todrss the
political lelon before the dread tfibonal public
ic,u,iny. there, aripped of his diignife, in his
own naked desornity, to receive the icourge OF
general de,efation.
However degrading to the human charsc.
ter; however offtntive 10 religion, morality, or
decency. the intended hiaory may appear, il
viii he 40 lefs authentic than odioas and dit
Snains. By whatever detormity the picture
may be din ouored, it will be true copy from
the original Natural abhonence of political
intrigue and impoaurc, cf moral and religious
hypacriiy, sill probably dojsaice to the piece /;
bat no malice or private rciensr,cnt ihal black
en- lis colours beyond thicr due aain.
A generous fubicrision IS folicited ard ex-
pcftei to the work, ard no exertious will I've
omitted to render the work worthy Of the pub
Inc patronage.
SObfcrip,ion paper, will immediately iaus
from this Office.
Providruee, AprN ash, 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07

other than foue port OF place ii America, for
each and every voyage. the fame fun at the
time of clearing ourssrds. TO be received and ac-
counted tor 10 the fame manner as ], by ia,d aet
required in cafes Of ihipa aod seGei' OF ,hs
United States.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Sbeats, sffbr Ros,S Of Refr.jsa,atire,.
A. BURR. piee- P,e6lem Of sbs
Urir,I Slater ard Prejfisn, Of sbs Ssssfe.
ApPRovrp. March 4, 1903.
TIL; JEFFERSON,
P,.fdenf sf fbs United Siafn.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07

Hi. birth, pedigree, and many curious cir.
cun,fance, relative to his rsak and touoae will
b. difclofed; particularly III, manoer and means
Of hi, acquiring wealth, and the heps whereby
he Attended 9, the office he now holds.
The hiRory will contain the prncipal trani-
actions of the L-gila,urc OF Rhode-lAand,
om the wear I78S, to the preicnt date.
Every material fact advanced in the hico-
r. will be fopported by the teatmouy either OF
private aft iavi,s, or authentic copies Of public
records, regularly arranged in al appendix at
the cloie of the book.
Certainty in mit,ers of fad viii be fcru-
pu!oufly afcertained and even from iuch facts,
no infcrenccs, criminal or ridiculous, will be
venturrd. but fuch as are natural and irrehti-
bic.
Scenes of infamous lcwdnels. when necefa-
r;ly diicloied, will ne prefented in language as
inoffen6ve to dclicacy as pofible.
In order that the hitorv NAV be complete
a. well As authentic, the utmoA diligence will
be exeued by the authors 10 obtaining evidence
in the premiies, and any infofnation to that
purpoie, will be thankfully received.
CONDITIONS To SUBSCRIBERS.
The Book will contain upwards OF 500
pages. fmall O6tavo, printed on sne paper, with
a ney aGd hanifome type, and neatly bound and
lettered.
The price to fubfcribers will be two dol
lars and twenty FIVE cents, and thoie who iub-
icrbc. or procure fubfcription for ten copies.
aud he accountable for the pay. fhall be entitled
to. an eleventh g,ath. No money will be re-
eured ill the delivery of the books.
Thofe Gentlemen who may hold iobicrip-
tion papers, Especially in difant parts of the u
nitcd States are requeaed TO return then TO the
O6ice of the United States Chronicle. in Provi-
dence by the 6,a day of September nexf, when
the work will proceed Immediately TO preis. ifa
fuficient fubicrip,ion fhal have been obtained tc
deffay the exQences.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
For sdLE. RI
SIMEON MARTIN,

CIXrY Hhd.. g,oi retailing M,laae,,
- Two ton, Hart, Club, and Halbeck Steel,
TSeaty boxes brcSn HAVANA Sugar.
Two thopfand bpibeIs Exuma Salt, fuitable for
pork. beef, and h!h. ---- Alto,
Jsa ,seeivrd from Amjser4sw. per flip Eaek,
(Daaiti A4sm Msae,J
s. Bxes plain Ghs- Ware, each containing So
frays of half pint rumblers. 10 per aray-
Pins Dccaoten--6 half pint do.--Iz Wine
GlslIes--6 Salt Cells.
iS Bcxes aaied Gla6 Ware, each containing
400 half pint Tpmhlers-z quart Decantets,
pint dg.--4 half pint diito---36 Wine
Glsfies---6 Salt Cells.
TO Pipes Weefp Gin--s cafks White Lead.
a. quarter cak, Of Pifol Powder,
:, osf.s Shot, of various Gzcs.
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lbs. each.
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26

Sis'r ef Rhode. lizard q Precedence Pias,a,iss,.
NfwroRr Is. CeSsy .fhsqossr,. fs6. 5. iscs.
HHEREAS Thomas Wheeler, of Tiver-
Wv ton, in the county OF Newpori, hath
lied his petition in the Clerks Office ui the Su.
prsne Judicial Court for isid County, asaioft his
vile Sarah Wheeler, praying tor divers cautes
hesein fated, that The bonds OF marriage be.
t~tco him and his iaid wife be diaolved, and
dee'ee Of divorce promulgated This !, there.
fysszp give notice to, the faid Sarah Wheeler,
au1. TO all pcrions concerned, that they appear
IT they Zee htl a. the term of fsid Supreme 10.
diciai Court to be holden 10 isid Newport, within
and tor faid county, on the hrA Monday Of
March next, and ihow cauie. It any they have,
way the prayer OF faid petition thould not be
granted. p. M. MUMFORD, elk.