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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

Capt. Gardner, who arrived at Marblehead,
on the sth init in Al days from Bilboa, brings
intelligence, that the inhabitants of Biboa, from
IS to 20 years of age, and the inhabitants of
Biicay IN general, were in arms, in confequence
OF an agreement of the Mobiles to fiIrnih 1000
troops tor the king-Capt. G. informs that he
left them in this tuaton, and that all bulinefs is
tufpended. Pill. TtMr A,ner.
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DocToR WILSON ,eeeiyrd ,eNcrdoy .

nOCTOR WILSON ,reei1,ed ,eRcrday a
- Ja2ply IF Peruvian Bark, Gator Oil and
J9iap, al Of tie bsH quality. He alto has Caio-
11eh Rben6ar6, SIENNA, Mama, Rochelle aad
GIan6er Sah5, Tartar Emefie, Ipecaenanba,
Opium, El1j7ie and Siiver CafbeferJ, Elaaie q, 4
common Bongies, sc. sc. &c.
lie dsfgnS TO keep a flpply offbe ben Mcdici1es
fb0f can be procured, and .Rafteyy bimflfibat biz
acquaintance qVifb medicine, 4vW enfifie him to
aI50re cfpnbhe PATRONAGE.
k1r Pe,Jons ofneedy eireH1lRaseS5 kypaying tbs
retail prices efbi5 MeGiei1eJ, qviH be prejeribeG
for gratis. Odober 81. eHff
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
by 0i,fDe IF Died erT,aG cx.lsiedfo W by 7o5s
- Woo3aa Of HaaeVs, eoasfy, RTE 6cpefi of Gill,
ToreH, Exor 9ffbe Rec. Hiiiia7 DoagiaSde.
WILL BE EXPOSED TO SALE
To br big5f BiA1t, 70, rcafy many, On NE pyezie
0ahe 27b dry ef NoVez5ry mkt, he
TRACT OF LAND,
Hbsreoa cfd BoogJop nor refds In tie psery ead Of
HanoDer Comfy, or 70 mpeb fbeysf az aH he asee6,yy
foIaiJ r balance dftJe aid Exo,, ar a5 Tie sgs ai-
tending fbEfyyf, BY
DhF'ID BULLOCK, aad1 g..
FREDERICK HARRLS,S 1ROs1A-s'
0t7obr, 81, 1904. (eW.fh.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31
Govoro, Claiborne bas aIe1sd b- oilo7yi7r eirepia,
letter 70 Dr EVe,ei civil communicate.
NEw-ORLEANs, Sept. IS, 1904

SIR,
ON the firh Of october, the A4 of Concrefs
Erecting Jouiliana into two territories, and pro-
vding for tire temporary government thereof" will
be III force, bet deem proper inform you, that
your powers as civil commardaut will not at tina.
time ceaie. You will therefore exerc.fe the Autho-
rity with which by law yon are now invened until
Iofne Proyiiion upsn the fubject, hall be made by
the Legislative Body be created by the act sfore-
laid, and Of which you will be duly notified 1t is
expected that as heretofore, you viii communicate
to the Governor, all Occurrences of importance in
your ditri&, and III cafe Of difficulty, conlut bis o.
pinion & await his advice.
take this opportunity to thank you, for the zeal
and fGslity with which you have diicaarged tic du-
tes Of your Office and re9uef that with the fame
motives Of regard for the public good which has hi
thcrto guided your eondu you will continue to ad-
miniler juitice in mercy, and to maintain that haT
inony feeurty and good order 70 eental 70 the hap
pinc!s oi our fellow citizens
Accept afurances of my reipee and efleem.
WILLIAM c. c. CLAIBORNE.
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BROKERS OFFICE.

PIE Sn5jSyibcr b0s opeVi a Byotc,'s 0Fer, obsofss
4 he Uaio7 Ta7'0H, md ove, be Coa7tze-b,af u
TJouq, md d,ao5 Lq4s. IN bafs;j1 ea7fgd 10 bi.-,
7cM Be traqlas5ei soitb E,iq jfd.liy.
THOMAS N0PHELL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31

The aatements received ofthe ;nue Of ,hi, cIea;,,
are very imperfect There appears 20 have been
vigorous conteh iufaned by tie federaiis, in but
few ofthe dffris and it is probable that the new de-
legation to Consrsis win con of II republicans AL
one federal member
MefiFs Findey, Lucas, Rhea, Hanna, Bard &
Gregg are re-eleacd.-{N Nat. Ist.
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ENOUIRE Err.
RICHMOND =:

RICHMOND
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1894.
s-|~|(|@~~|~|~I crcrC1S@CrI~.
To THE ELECTORS OF President AND
VIcE-PgEsIDENr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31

We are permitted by friend of Gov. Clai-
borne to obierve, that the Gov. and his LADY, have
recovered from fevere attack of the Yellow
Fever.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31

The Britifh fhips of war Cambrian and Leander,
continue at anchor in the Horfe-sho=, within the
Hook, and the French frigates Didon aud Cybee, at
their moorings near the city.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
Nicholas Webfer.

INFORMS thesPnblic, that he has opened a
4 GROCERY STORE in Broad Street, in
the house, late the property Of MIR. Caleb Esrl,
where ne has for Sale general aHortment Of
WES9-INDN GOODS.
Among otheis, are the following articles,
Rum, Brsodys Gin, Cherry Rum, MoIsilrs.
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of VARIOUS
kinds, Coffee. Chocolate, Rsiiins. Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpice, Cinnamon, Nutn,ses,
Ratres, Chseie, Candles, Onions, .Tobscco,
Spaa. Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, &c.---szLSO,
A general and extenfive variety Of
Crockcry and Hard Ware; Mems and 'Womeu's
Shoes, &c. &c. with many oth0 srsie,es. 400
tedious to mention all. which viii be ioJa q
the NOT reduced prices.
Nrsctsvt, Nsv. az. 1901. 6o(f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
Rhode -Mand Bridge.

THE fublcrben, having been srpninsed
l. q committee, to adyertile Tor psopoial,
for rebuilding the Bridge at HowianA's terrys
pubiiih the following, 10 wit:
The di0ancc from one abutment to the
other, il 76a teet.--The average depth OF wa
ter upon the Aonc already thrown m, from the
weftern abutn,cnt 70 the draw, is z8 tcet at low
water. from the eafferp abutment TO the draw (,
which n iAo feet, 10 8 teet on an average at lo~
watcr.-The draw 10 be in rs feet water, ~
feet wide The wcfern fide at the draw TO
I've filled up with ftones promiicuouAy thrown
in, until they can be lsvclled of to the width
OF 40 feet, feet belos high water.---Ihc abut-
menr on the eaA fdc TO be boilt ont 10 the
draw, with fpi.ah'e fone.--A vail is to be buils
on each iidc ihe bafe, Feet high. 8 feet wide at
she bottom, and 6 iest ar the TOP, with large
iplit hammered nooe. to be perpendicular on
abe inGde, with nopc facing the Tea. The
palas- tor caruages, which is TO be 40 feet wide,
20 be flied UP wiki fmaH foue, icct above
hish water and levelled OF with g,avcl.-
abu,mrnts at the draw are TO be built Of she
hne Kind Of aone as the lde wall,, not lcis
shan 6 feet long. foot thick, and 8 inches
~i,k, iccuscd with ccmppfi,ion beits at the cor
ncu, to be funk in csAoons of 40 feet long and
,s wide. The draw TO be conitrutted of tim.
Der and plank upon the mott approved model
aud railing is TO be placed 90 the outidc walls,
fuppos,ed by iron Randsrds, fecured in the
Aons on the TOP Of the wall. The whole TO be
completed 10 the yea, 1905.
Any prrions defrous to centrstt for the
whole, or in psrt, agreeable to che above Rate
meot, win pleate 20 fend u their propoish fsal-
ed, to either of the fubtcribtrs.
HENRY SHERBURNE,
DANIEL LYMAN,
JOHN L. BOSS.
CHRISTOPHER FOWLER. s'"''''F'
WILLIAM r. ROBINSON.
AUDLEY CLARK,
Ne4pbeys. Fs5. Is. 1904. 4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
Blodgct 6 Pozuey

Have received by the John Adams and Patty,
fiom Lyespooi, and Union from Gree
ncck, arrived at Bofon, and
per the George Barclay,
pid New. York
'HlRTEEN bales, 81 ceiks, IT cafes, rs
a unnks, and n bundles Of DRY.GOODS
and HARDWARE, esntaixng
373 pieces Iuflels, calimaDcoes, bombazets,
ihaloons, fstinets, durants. moreens, and tam
boieens of every colonr aud quality.
$50 do. common, fine and iuperfne DIM
ities.
81 do. Marieil!es and mullinet veairg.
36 do. plaid and ariped gipgbarns.
1T do. plain and fancy twiild nankincts.
81 do. black and Ariped vcivets.
81 dozen long and ihort elk gloves and
ritu, every dcfcriptioo.
z48 do. ladies' white, black and fancy.col-
orcd Eik and eottCn hoic, and mems whole and
half brown. white. black and fancy cotton, cot
ton and elk, fix, aod raw fik, plain and laced
hohery, inclucing every quality and kind.
IS do. ladics extra. long cotton gloves
and mitts.
SO do mems and boys hars, fafhiouab'e and
ifuperior moAly; hat Innings, bow. itrings, bands
and buckles, and looping, quantity.
IS pieces black laces, from common to
fuperior.
a34 do. fupe'6ne. fine and common broad
cloths, sHorsed.
+ 81 do. a. and 81 plain and fpriSged book
mnilins.
4a4e yards common and in grain carpets
and carpeuing in convenient bales.
1000 DO. filk and cotton iufpepdef webing.
SIS dozen book .mSlin and linen, white
and iaocy bandanno, renal and puicat handker-
chiefs, common to fuPss;or.
81 do. psrple and fancy patch ihawIs.
$50 Ps. white. black and fancy plain and
embroidered cambrick mullins.
600 ponnd white aod cciored thresds, from
No. 10 to rco.
$50 do. fewins fix and twia. Isaorted.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
NICOLAS CEFFROY,

LJAS Cosfanf2 on band, an sl,g0nt qD5,s-
i i mest Of qvayraated, ard comm0n Engl@,
q Cenev4 Wafebes e 7imfsrer,, zUbieb be anil
JtH on sejosatk Nrm,.-- lie aJ0 carrier on the
Coldfmith's & Silverfinith's
By6rsG IN all ~, br4pekes, u zvAi make, o, re-
par, Guy kud of Jelvelyy, ia IKE neateq Ja>bion.
He has likewi.e for Sale,
Wbole(aie and Retail, aN kinds ef sTeSO-
eisy. imtot,ed and IF tbe lateR tejbiOrf eDfrey,'
geld and EfOsy epaal<iH; plsied and 6,g/s CAR
diyqirh ipiafed ard B,hanaia ma-fof5 dirk5,
fraH /loyds and Lazgers; plGtsd biifs. gi,raS'
u Ha's tta-.,4y,; req0,s axa;ysn,, JSevei and
toass /; raiksyy are,e Of ell kirsi mgkt and da,
Hy-gleDss +, ladies and geasifmen's forket-6oofs ,
d4LGag glaBS5 Jnjbssds,s; frsDts; betls-rebips
razor5; HcPkiu's fanost ,assr,f,op,; bsf Bral'-
er bais; teyfame,y Of all k;vds. Jyom LoaSon ana
P0,h; sair-baavdey fa,eb, bsa MoeSab0H q
Seoffb lu4f; and great 0driety gfosJer arfieftf,
too nanp,s1s TO iy)s,t in an 6dverfysmeat.
In addition to the absve, be has re-
e>ioed B, fke infra impo,1afions, a g,eat varist,
Of aytieles III b, line. enevg qubieb are, Gentle
men', f0sving -pises,. 6asble and Exgie- 6arsFd ;
a Uoray Of mxfeai iy9ynmrnn ard lacks eie-
sant tea n,m; isokng-gls0ss; /; Jtzprilfy Of Oa-
,ioSs kinds and fet5iasf lte2aeIes Of pa,io2s
syicrs from 6E 10 ,ot. per pair ekgarf gola
RINGS sS 6,eaG PINS, iuiaid auth perl.
a-s- CASH, and The bigbea p,iee, given
for Old Gald AID Sifvsr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
Hard Ware, Stationary, &c.
DAVID MELVILL, Jun.

ID ESpEcTFULLY iuiorus his friends ths,
IN he has jua received very handiome sd.
dition to HE tormer aGortment of t3ofd- Ware,
Cutlesy, IronMpugery, Japan wsres Sistiens.
ny. &c.--German-S SseeL- Filming Lines--Bed-
Cor3s-Closhs- Lima. &c. SC.
Nss0-1srk Manufactured TOBACCO
and SNI7Ff , q
Of the srff quality, az fusII advsrce-c contift.
ing Of Negro Htat Plusi Pistail; Lsdies'
Twif PAGER. for chewioe and fmcaking. and
Scotch SNUFF. sIs Cash given ior Lead.
Newport, Jane 4. 1903. i4oy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
HYPocRITIcAL DEVOTION.

A preacher, Who kept huckRcr's hop,
wa, heard one day 20 lay 10 hia ihopman,
+" John, have you watered the rum !" +" Yes.
I" Have yoa landed the brown tugarf" T" Yes.
{" Have you wetted the tobacco p" Yea.
's Then like good chriaiahs let us 20 TO prayer.'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
Th< Ssid BY N
JOSEPH LION,
$50 Barrels Tar.
$50 Barrels Pitch.
kepopen. Jsre 6, iSo4.
SAIL-MAKING.

SHIL- MNNIIVL'
TIE fnbfcr,bcrs having entered into partner
4 ihip. under the 6ra of
Durham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail Making bufness, in It's various branches,
at their Sail Loft. on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Malbonc, a, the South part OF the towa.
Thcie who may favor them with their cuftom,
may depend on pundcaiity and difpa,ch. Al
iavors viii be gratefully acknowledged, by
CHARLESC. DJJNHAM,
WING SPOOfER. ad.
\ Newport, April 8. 1902. 7ey
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
! NEW HAT STORE.

THE fabtcriben inform their frieuds, and
4 the public 10 general, that they hare taken
the Store Of M. Hsru G. CbemtLs. directly
crpo6se the Unisn Bank. where they have jsa
opened comple'e anornsnt Of HATS. Of the
latea importation and Of their own nassfaeaur-
ing. which they intend TO fcll az Cheap ~ can
he prrchsfd in Newport, or New York. and
Of equal qhIity. They have slio on hand
Hat Trimmings Of al kiuds.
B<njanlin g Solomon c. Weaver.
MtssSsrs, Af,a io, 1904. S.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
TO THE PUBLIC.
NWporf, Lcng-Wydf No. IA,
Keves & Bricham-

.HAVE now for fale. and OF the era quality.
l Il bya large or fmsIl quantity. whole and
halt basrrled prime med, msi, and prime Beet.
mef' ard prime Pork, Lard. Hans. bar Soap,
mould and dipt tallow Candies. Alto, coined
and fseh Beef.
n Gentlemen de6rous of being
accommodated with the beR Of prov fons, by cali.
ing At faid Ssose, viii mees the srea'eA ca
cosrsgenent. April sss 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
Samuel Walton

INFORMS his FrieEds and the Public, that
4 he carries on the Boot and Shoe Making
bOhneis, nthe North ide of the Red Marker.
and keeps eonaan,y on hand Suwarrow Boots
OF all lze', a' cheap - can be parchaied 10 this
town.
Nfwfsr, May 9. 1894. SO
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
PATRIOTIC ODE |

a.
Suxo AT WoRcKsrER. THE isth or MAY.
Trne---" Bright Pi16ss.
NUR fa,hcrs diid lining tyrsnnical i"ay,
~ The eeipoiic control ofp Load TO obey'
From land Of opprcfiion contcntcd TO roam,
With vae7 bond liberty lcrlled their home.
Cnoaus-Pesm@ @oai 10 their y@Hdss, 7o6om
no drYGd esnla anny,
Wbjlr f,esd,m. fuDra jrss5S~, trozrn' 'ar hf-
smab a0ifbjy.
The hatcher was buried, the bow.Hring rcoifd,
In "~ager Of battle" invsfon was fold.
Fond echo rsjoic'd our acclaim 10 repeat,
Thzt kb<y,y nsa,ey HSxid raeafe hfvJ Jfaf.
Peau, A0a, 10 abe band, svbom nc pSSosy eor'd
~ dyerv.
Wbit J,,edon. ,f1vtet freedom. f'0sUS' our f'i-
sm9b sohbjy.
We poGcfs all the bIeGings avifh nature Ger gave
As large as our ~iihes, as free az the wave;
Our rights dearly pnrchafsd were hszardsd Fill,
And liberty urmbled tcnanr at VIII.
Pam J5om t,,kr yS1o avbom mo A1,e eenid dfeey,
BS,h j,feaom. fspse! f,seaom, JET sabaSen ony
Jy.
.1fs lorn mountain nymph appear'd gaieing for
breath,
Her itrneges for life feen'd convictions OF death,
Nuu'd by hope, and by truth again ihc rcvives,
In Jsrrfssos's rule again liberty lives.
Peaw boSt 10 ke Sage. sU6sm be Ui,iass
embLy,
W1at j,fdSm, ftOtst /,seasm. fiA ese"sfs'
smj jy.
Our treaiure, we III fharc the whole human race,
Unrca rand az the air, untoonded as ipace;
Fxul,ine proclaim The Almiehtys hehsa,
Tha, L,Jety's .ssr, mall be fx'd ir ibe eefa
Panss .@sm Jr tbr fhs(a,o, i6at 1so70 no
aNy,4
= Wbas t,tsdsu. .f.ossi fyesSsm. ,sueM osy Ssj0m'
q0ab jy.
Our GRer adopted we gladly viii greet,
Her portion Of hertssc equally mete I;
F,om tho clouds, fpr,te OF 'Iammany' aoop to
review
Thy land ilill to nature and liberty true.
P.sam @oui 10 fbeir Jsu', aObam no ebAnge ca"
0nnoy.
Ybih (,tedSm, (sveff freedoS, Is NE parent q
Jgy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
NEW SHOE STORE.
JUST OPENED BY
Charles Coggefhall & Co.

A # the corner OF the New Lane, next door
"A North of Mears. Jota Bs1u, jon. & Co.
Thames. Erect, an elegant aaoument of almoa
all kinds Of Boots and Shoes, viz. Meu's fne
Shoes, common and coarfc do. Kid & Morocco
Slippers, MilIcs do. Sattinet and Fl0rentins with
heels all kinds Of Boys and Childrcn's Shoes
Common and Suwsrrow Boots. As many Of
the Boots and Shoes we're manufactured in this
town, il 10 hoped that they will meet with >
fpeedy fale. Boots and Shoes made al the Mort.
eft notice by applying at the above Store.-Rips
mrnded gratis.
They have a,fo for faIe. q large sEortment Of
TRUNKS
Of thc neatca kind and an aGorment Of Boot
Legs. Boot Webbing and Binding may be had
ON the mot reafonsble terms.
NIB. Orders for TRusKs. Of suy dimen.
ion. can * fafniihed at the abevc Store on the
fhovsef notice.
Nestsf. At1i ss, 1904. IS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
LSO.

H.
Avery large. general, and .xienGyc aaort-
ment OF Hard-Es,e and Csfhys of every de-
fcfiption in demand, from the moA minute TO
the greateR---too extcnGye TO allow Of dcicrip-
non 10 an adveriiicnent--and particularly viii
be vended on much les than ihe uiual advance.
The /ol3szrizg geaSs f6ey are edvjSd Of tie Ilp-
menf Of, aad are m0msnfy expected.
100000 I'D. Sd. rod. and zod. rofe nails,
wrought, aat aad iharp points.
I8 tons pig. bar. aod milIed fheet lead.
I4o boxes tin plates, aHorted.
n tons patent fhot. .. 3. 20 Nore.
4 block tin.
300 boxes 50 feet by 8 crown window
gIah.
500 7by9
Asf an additional gxasAsy Of Dy.Casl, ssd
Hard Ksvs.
JusT REcIIvxD,
$500 ps. blsc Narkins, OF q hyperion quality.
Terms uncommonly favorable vi be given
for approved credit. and iuitsbic diicounss ale
lowed for prompt pay. Pasehafess may be af-
fuscd. their eoods vii Be vended on - tavors-
bic terms. SssN ssts7s, ~ can be procured in
the Uaised Sssses. at regular fales; and thar
friends and others, are invited 20 cell.
Psosi3sro, Mey s.'iso%. Sc
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
SAMUEL JAMES

Has FOR SIZE,
a t bis Papcr Hanging Manuattory, which
"A is in the tioule be now occupies, oppefte
to Mr.. Le7o6 Pefky. on the Wea- Side OF the
Bridge. Providence, great variety Of
Houis Paper and Bordering,
cs the Oewea aud moi elegant Figures ., whole.
fslc and retail. on as good ,erms as can be Pur-
ctaied in America.
: A generous crcdi; gwen 10 thoie who pur-
chat: by the quantity Cor retailing.
N. d. The ABOVE is printed on good pa.
per, aud the work @sil executed, by ADD under
the direction of a workman from Europe.
April 4, 1904. ,ss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

LifszuyS, ahandfome sifonment OF DRY
GOODS. ~hirh they viii fell 90 reaionahic
terms. tor Cath or approved Notes. by ~hclc-
iale or retail, at thei, Store on The Ferry Wharf,
Newport, Feb. }, 500. r7<
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21
MEIN & ROGERS

MEM g. ROGERS
HaR Jsr Jait at fbei, Stare. bead sf Baxyfry's
} Wbayf, qbamrs.) .)arsef,
- AMAICA Rum per HID.
AmHcrdam Geneva per pipe,
Sranifh Brandy per ditto,
Cogoac ditto per ditto.
Tar per Dbl.
Flour ifuper6ne) per Dbl.
Coffee. w. |. and Bourbon. bea qsality,
Madeira & other Wines per qr. calx.
HJ6,' a general aIortmept OF GROCERIES
wholefale and retail at the loweft prices.
NIB. A ACcplsnment Oh Trunks and Paper
Hsngings.
Newport, May zS. rsotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

John & Eenry Cahoone
Hdus 70, Jaie at fbei, Sh,f on Banjft,i W59,f,
FOURTH proof AMAIcA RUM,
l. HOLLAND GENEVA,
ALfCANT BRANDY, -
SUPERFINE FLOUR, -
RYE & BUCK WHEAT, do.
POWDER. per cafk,
S1OT, by the bag,
ROSIN. by the bbl.
Ship and Pilot BREAD. by the quaniitys
Ready made COLOURS. different kinds
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

nRIFrED, or taken away from Briftol
~ Ferry, fmsll cedar BOAT, about nipe
feet keel, verdigteafe bottom, picked fern !;
with fail and two oan 10 her. Whoever will
return her to the fublcriber fhaH receive gem
erous reward therefor.
CHRISTOPHER PEARSE.
B,yoLFt'., Mag z7. 1904. 9z
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-21

r, FOR SALE. 8r
SIMEON MARTIN,
100 Hhds. good retailingMolafes,
1900 VT. Hart and Club Steel,
$50 Boxes white & brown Havana Sugars.
5000 4uihels Liverpool Salt.
go Boxes plain GIafs ware, each containing So
ftrawso nalfpint Tumblefs, ropr. fraw
20 pint Dccanters---6 halt pint do.---
IL wine GlslIcs, and Salt Cellers.
40 Iz-botle empty Gin Cafes,
leo Bbls. SuperGne Flour. nA
Izo Bols. of good Shipping Herring.
Nf1gpoff, Apra 4, 1904. SO
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
FOR SAVE.

III TRACT ofLAND containinr cas-
n acres. IN the county of BefReley
about miles from Martinsburr, Shere..
on Thomas Tuckerman now lives about
rs aeres are cleared and under rood
fences, and ~ excellent orderfor farming.
This iarnn Is strong limestone land. re-
very level, and Is very productise.--a
There are onths premisesa snug Dwell
ing House, m excellent Kitchen bull ar
hewed logs, with good stone chimney !:
stone milk house tuo stories HIGH win
Z good joint single cover wen painted.
By the side Of 4 Well Of excellrnt water
With Z pump 10 il. good Barn with, !
Granery, corn Cribs, Stables, Sc under
the same roof; there IS also an Orchard
OF excellent Peaches, Apples 81 choice
winter and summer Fruit, Cherries.
Plumbs and Damsons. The1and win "
shewn BY Mr.. William P9ndleton. "a.
joining the premises, and the terms
known BY applying az Bah to 4
NICHOLAS ORRICK
nPril 2, 1904. Itfl
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
FOR SALE, on RENT.
THE Stone House and wen inn,

THE Stone House and wen improv.
j edLot seornering OF John street
& Spring ally, Martinsburg; there arc on
the said lot every necessary building in
good repairand suitable for any kind oI
public business; il Is high and beautiful
audcfcotrse aheal,hy situation. and con.
venient TO a never failing spring, mills,
lanyard, &c. Possession may be had
in twoor three weeks, Or sooner. For
terms apply TO die subscriber, p. =
Also 70 rens aboat one half Of the
House, &c. where the subscriber lives,
In Queen street, Martihsburg, thsre are
two good dry Cellars, divided BY stone
wall under the house, d Stockholm, as
eonyenisnta one as any in town, and as
good stand, with shelves and counters
complete; for further particulars and
terms, apply to- .t !. ]. u 7.
MICHAEL M'KEwAN. :
March %, 1908. IA ..s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
: 2@s@5
FOR SALE,

A VALUABLE Tract Of LAND,
N containing about 200 acres, situate
on the North Fork Of Bullskin, Jefferson
COUNTY there arc onthe prsnisssa good
stone Dwelling House, good log Barn,
with stables hereunder Of stone, q meat
House, &c. . never failing Spring, about
10 or t2 acres of good htssdow. This
place ID well supplied with good Fruit
Trees, such Us Apple, Peach and Cher
y !; about $50 acres Of sid Land is
cleared, and in good repair, the remaind-
er well timber.d. - 81 s,5r< j. - !
s dlso, another Tract Of Land, lying on
SLEEPY Greek, Berkeley. County, con-
tahing about 500 acres, on which there
ISL good Dwelling House, also Tan
Yard in good repair, consisting Of about
Tidor i2Vats, about 2oaeres of the last
mtntioned tract Is cleared, S Of which
art now in Timothy, the remainder well
tihbered. For terms apply 10 i y
7 JEHU LASHELLS, ) :.
s Near Charles Tozu,a.
Jefferson County, March 80, 1904. :.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
Bsr4tlty co.tnty, Il. 8 S
! February Court, 1904,
William Hill, EombIaina,,f. :.
..,Gg0inst

.aJ b s. 3, against .Esz 80
John thornton. Augustine Washing.
ton and Samual Washington, heirs Of
Thornton Washington, decd, John
j Bate and James Smaiiy Bate, Def'fs.
: "a. Z s. LIN CHANCERY. 4
THE, Defendants, Johu Thornton, All.
CUISINE Washington and Samuel Wash.
ington, heirs of Thornton : w w ashineton.
deed. John Bate and James Smally
Bate, not having entered their appear.
ance agreeable to. al, act of Assembly and
the rules ii this Court, and ii appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court, that
they are not inhabitants OF this Commons
wealth, ON the otion Of The complain
ant b his Counsel, il is ordered that the
said defendantsdo appear here on the
Monday alter the llii,d TUESDAY in
May next, 10 answer the bill of the CONF
plainant, and that u copy oltfas order
be forthwith inserted in the berkeley
and Jefferson Intelligencer, for two
months sdscessisely, and published a.
the door ofthe Court House ofths said
County III r. j. y. r r W. =
Il Copy. 80 =. =. I
I - :. Teste, g. m !. ss:<>,es =
DAVID HUNTER, d 8. nc: !.