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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25

with Boots or Shoesas well as if they were on the
iPot......~A-the Length of the BOOt.~~C-round the
Calf.~B--thc pitch of dtto...D-round the heel and
the iuheP~~G-acrofs the bali of
the foot Fix the heel againh aperpendicuar and
Rick knife the end Of the great toefet down in
figures the number Of inches and quarters, in the diff
ferent meafures. lure 80 ep6m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25

Uy WEoiei.Ne or KetaiIs
AMONG WHICH ARR:
Superhne & coarie cloths Ruila and Irfh meetings
Caimeres & coatings German Ohiaburgs and
Niancheter and patent reklenburgs
cords Cha,zes, CalGeoss ard
Swanfdowns & flannels Ca,nbricks
Role, point s. dui b,a.- India Latelir:nes and 81.
kets tins
Boys Morocco caps ironmongery & Cutlery
Ladies ihoes * nppers / Gun Powder ard Patent
Steel bachboards and COL Shot
lars Looking Glaiies s Ther-
Oil cloths & oil fones Z mon,cters
inh linens and brown Whips, Spurs, &c.S:c. Sc.
Hollands
Nov. 2 ,rh,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25
NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE MANUFACTURE
MAIN-sTREET, RIcHMoNp.

M AXES Boots & Shoe,
AVA TO any pattern or fam
ion, equal in point of Ma
TERIAIs and WoRxmAN-
SHIP to any in general uGe.
% Imported Doors and
SHoEs, of the fin quality
and newell falhion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a dit.
lance, who are tlifpoGed to
forward me their meafure,
BY paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25
fall ana jfaG ionabIs Cnons.

y oBERT JOHNSTON is now opening general
IN and well feiested AiIortment of FALL and
FdSRIONHBLE GOODS, which he will fell OIL
moderate terms for Cath, Produce, mort credit
BY Wholeiale or Retail,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25

AT Superior Court of Chaneery, holden in Rich
mond, September 2sth, 1904
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25

AT Superior Court of Chsneery, held at the Capitol
IN tine city OF Richmond, oetoher s.h, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25
FARMINGDALE NURSERr.

Petersburg, Nov. %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25

ToIsJa4:O The LigAP 5r, on tie faurtL R.dqej4y in
Deee1z6er nex!, Z. H.zn0vsr COgy.- Hoaf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-11
-Frou Tie Asdy,ut h,eAguce,.



Il was not our intention 10 make anv
remarks on The gfoG ds Of The ilnpeach-
msnt Of judgc Chas,. That measure,
II rs initiation, ha ing been amply and
abb investigated GU the floor Of congress.
and the debate, o.. tFat occasion, having
been given 10 ,he public, cur opinion vas.
tIiet ne~spaper discussion, previous To-
fhe Trial by the Constitutional tribunal,
would bc unnecessary, and premature,
and might IN H. opCradOn, be injurious,
particularly 10 tiir accused. We 90 not,
b. these remarks, wish 1t TO be understood
a. our opinion, thai the press is not fee
To- examine judicial as well as Legislative
measures. On thc contrary, sc do be-
heNe that wherever a great pubic good
may result hosO al examination o. anv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-11

public mind charges against the executive
and legislative departments OF our goveri,'
.ment, which it dares not openly avow'
Over that hailiy of human nature, which
IN its own vindlcation, ruthless'y assaIls
the conduct and motives OF men OF the
frs respectabi!ily, and which accuses o.
injustice The nation To which Tor iusUhca-
cation 1t appeals it Is our wish 10 dlop Inc
curtain. We repeat 1t; these remark
have been extorted from us. Il, 1t be :,
moral duty to punish the gully, ii 10 ia CUE
the innocent from aspersion. 10 do lhis,
however feebiy, has Oeen our sole pur-
pose.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-11
VIM DU-VAL.

sm Circuit. to wits
l certify that the foregoing is truly CO.
pied from the original 10 my Office.
WILL. MARSHALL,
elk. CT. of,he Y. 5. SIN Circuit, Va. d..
IN b. coHtbgucd.J
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-02
Extract from A JouRsAL.
puysui9p or course 40,

S. PURSUING or course Along IN
bottom Of the ridge and passing the sprin
we came TO that part 81 it which IS callt.
Carter mountain. The m;ld wen aspec
of the stupendous pile was now change
it assumed a grim, threatening vissage
covered with monstrous cliffs. wlici
seemed readg to tumbe from their high
stationed fastenings, and crnmble into ruir
the country below ; they struck out wit!
horrible prominence through the dark UNI
bragg which invested the mountain. You
could see rha large rocks peeping through
toe trees, and from their mossy heads
SLOWLY exuded a cold, BLACK coloured Ii
qour, which dropping upon the lofty pines
that grew below, stained their tops with a
nigrous hue-A place so horribly inhospi-
table and wild | never saw. We were I'M
|! pressed with the solemnity of the scene,
and the conversation whichhad been brisk
" keptup for some hours entirely ceased.
We were perfectly silent, and with a care
ful tread continued along the windings of
the path. We were overshadowed with a
gloom which enclosed US in an awful CO.
scntitv and shut out the light Of day. No
animated creature had tenanted those drea-
re abodrs, except one large hairy spider,
who lay or the root of . pine, sweltering in
the poison which had trickled down lite
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-02
NETWORK, September 60.

Arrived sloop Maria Antoinette, sand
ford, IN 80 days from ST. Vincentss l. .
br'r Sally, Blunt, ofPoremouth, hadclcareds
TO Turks Island Margaret, M'LelIau, Of
Portland 70 sail III 2 or 8 days Rocking
ham, Of Salem /; schooner Ann Martin,
Fuiford, OF Newborn for Turks Island, ia
5 or e .,ays ; brig Ontario, Dsshon, of Hart.
ford last from Surinam, for a market 2:
schooner Mary Davis, of Norfolk /; and
sloop seaaower, MVcal, of River Head,
a Long island. September Z, in lat. 10,
80 long. G5, 20, saw a schooner to Wiz"
ward, standing S. by W. had losthe ma1a'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-02
N o T E.

A PETITION will be Pretense1 60 the nest
General Afemhly of Virginia. praying an act
may Be psfsd foF removing the f'firgs OF TIC
County Court of Ftirfax. to the tosnof Cen
~.ervilfe, 70 foon a, q Court Houfe and ether ,ab
Ic buildings can he e%retfed, which = 70 iatets cd
hall BIZ done By voluntary ia%blsripsion.
Augu& 81. 'sv23
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-02
MURDER or HAMILTON.
AscoTCH BALLAD.

Tune-" Coed night, and joy be wi' go a.
y wee uesidt Je, Aaron bu..I
Nay mickie curic up0' ye ia
ye yr kui'l as brave d gcnr!en.aa
AS e CT Avs In America.
WI bloody mind ye cad him out,
WI ~ptaetl-'d &c uid Oh h IN a,dwj
Anu W. ne.loerate, nurdsfJus air,
xckill'd tic & J1er U lAuicri>z-
4 noblcr heart, al ahicr head,
Nor this, aof ony nasloa sa@T
lie as his Coantry's hope ana pride,
The earring vi Alnerlca.
VIVA now, like him, VII temper'd Are,
Ills ~counsr, $ {" iwoid viii afonssy dFawi'
Afa mid the turloav onier, tpafe
1ne ssnqaith'u toes u America.
Villa now, like him, wi'honea zeal,
Viii argue in The Senate ka',
And iighten WI his,gcnlus' rays,
he in,errfl o. America.
Mad, mild was he % tendtref' heart,
K3nd a.d iiocete without sAlws
A wing tuib.pd, father, friend;
And OH ic io,'a Amei:ca.
Tosa by a murAerei's deliberate arm.
Frae na3f his friends ard family a.,
He'sgone-ehe 6't of men is gone
Ihe Story OF Amesitd!
WheFs'er We SO, o Aaron Burr!
TIE worm Ut crnlc':ne ay vii gnaws
Y~ou'.h-unted fancy sy will pan,
Yesr bloody deed III Amsnca.
But though you a.e a'erlaat and lea,
And 'Gsps yous injer'd country's law,
The red fi8l hand Of aagry sieaven
Will yes svense Amsfila.
Otave us. Heaven! trae falioa's rage;
Oar hesd HForg pass,o ; k-sp n awe!
Ard ttse amhiticr' hidd n ar2s,
Good lord! plelssve Amerra,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-02

no place could be Thought d, whacs ,ro,,.,
better afford a sanctuary to tho.e yS %9aia
unwilling to join with infuriated mn are
seeking through blood and slaughter ~ "a
long lot liberty, They may here sit seen J.
rom" the ravages of war" and sm;lr ~
the scream of distress, when they h,r"
neither the power nor spiris to relieye-n
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-02

WITH no greater degree OF %licence thar
time out of mind allowed to travellers, tbs
playful fancy of a friend has a.nused US
with the following fragment
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-02

w sHsbecttbe Enowing ~adffsscGsnate tyi5utt
NMe Scottish Mse, Which IS ~takenJrom
a paper in tie county gWashington. state
Of Pennsylvania nJrom the zvtN knonvn
pea ga Mr. Bruce, whose little voluzre
of poetry has, not long since, been peruSed
b. US wiM emotions IF adairatloa.
From the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
General Hamilton having been a alem-
Der of the ST. Andrews Society of the cl-
.ty of New York, the following verses will
not be unacceptable to the members OF that
Society throughout the union, particularly
TO such of ths,n are native Scotsmen.
The subject undoubtedly claims a much
higher species of Poetry but there is none
in which the simple and genuine feelings
OF nature can be SO happily expressed as
that which | have adopted.
oN - Ee .EE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-02

RAN AWAY fom the fubfcrib.a living in
the Cfsy Of Wahipsson, nesr the w Ct Market,
or nc io.h ule,po, a NEGRO GIRL, naaei
n A NC Y,
IS ar is ycsss If sge, iarmetly h: property Q
Mrs. Sharp ofthe Gecrge Town Lldirs' Acsde
mi / she is lcw 10 aAtusc, fipsiI p:rf,n, his long
Lan for zoe j. Ter co!aur, and lull eye Had
on. uheD ne elogsd, a country cofson pest'coat
with ! pae blac fiPe, a dark c%alicoe ia kef,
with . whie- hasdkerchirf about hsr head. HE
a55ve reward oil 5. given for fecu i g her IL
ssy iail 70 thar | get her gam, and Fcafsnshle
dsrg.s paid in addition, II brought home
Walter Smallwoad.
oa... st
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
Rhode Hand Bridge.

THE fuhfcribeu, having been appointed
a . committee, TO adyerife for propSfal,
for reSuilding the Bridge az Howlands feffy,
pubIifll the { flowing, 10 Wit: W
The d,aance from one abntment to tae
other. is 764 fees.--Thc average depth Of wa
ter upon the aonc already throxn in, tron the
weRern abutmcnt 30 the draw. is rs ftei at low
waser.-From the esaern abn,ment TO the draw.
which is i1c f,et, is fee, on an average at low
Syaicr.--Tne dssw 20 be in 10 tect waler. "a
fccs wide :-The weaern lde OF the draw to
Ike filled up with fones q. ,milcuouny thrown
10. until they cai be leveiled OFF TO she width
of 40 feet, tect bs'o , high wa,er.--rhc abus-
ncnt. on tlle eat fde 70 he bpili out 10 the
dfsw, with fdi;ablc eane.--A wall IS to b. buiit
on each G6e The hale, 6 feet high, fcct wide 81
tbe bottom, and feet al the top, with iayss.
folit hammered Rome, 10 be perpeuiicular On
the ia6de, with l,pc facing the iea. Tie
paffsee for carriages. shich is TO be 40 feet vide,
tn he FLIED up with fnail fone, feet above
high ys,cr ADD lcvelled OF with gravel
abutrDen,s at the draw are to be b1ilt OF the
fame kind Of fone as the hde walls, not lefs
than g feet long. foot thick, and IS inches
wide, f.cured with competition bolts at the cor
n.fs, 60 be funk ia csGoons Of 40 feet lo,g and
II wide. The draw 10 he contributed of tim
ber and plank upon the moa approved model
aud railing is to be placed on the outGdc walls,
fuppot,ed by iron fandsrds, fecured in the
Rone on the top OF the wall. The whole to be
completed in the year Sos.
Any pcrfons dslisous 20 contract for the
whole, or in part, agreeable TO the above fate
ment, ~iI pIeaic 70 fesd in their propo!als ieal-
ed, TO either Of the fubfcriber.
HENRY SHERBURNE,
DANIEL LYMAN;
IOKN l.. BOSS, r.a.
CHRISTOPHER FOWLER, 1S"""'''
WILLIAM r. ROBINSON,
AUDLEY CLARK,
Nezpteyt. FEB. IS, 1904. -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
THOMAS %. STALL

INFORAS his friends. and The public In gen.
Il -Ial, thaS he has jlt irt {, running very
haaaiomr Caachee. for the purpoie Of accom-
raod4'iag Lid,c, sni Gen,e nsn. who wisA TO
ride fol pIeafc,c. They may b. silured ot
riding remarksois cafy. and whl the ereatea
fssety. rs Mr.. Sam4i Place lVho is well kuown
as an able and experienced driver) will take
charge Of the carriag~. II will always be ready
70 60 10 any place required. either for a fior or
long diItance, by making f-aiosable spp!ica,ion
.t the Store Of the. faid 7b,ra, ID. St0H. in
Thames. Street, where the books will be kept |;
snd the 6rif nam. enresed will have The prefer
ence. The psice viii be as ufaa, according
20 the diSance.
Nrav1er, May 80, 1904. OF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
SAMUEL JAMES

HIS FOR SIZE,
a T his Paper Hanging Msnofaetofy, which
"A il in the Houfe he now occupies. oppoGte
to Mr.. Lezvis Peeks, on the Welt Side Q! the
BGdge, Providence, great variety Of
HoHfs Paper and Bordering,
Of the newell and mott elegant Figures at whole
fale and retail, on as good terms as can be par.
chafed In America.
A generous credit srven' 70 thofe who pur-
chaie by the quantity for retailing.
N. B. The above 10 printed on good pa.
per, and the work veil executed, by and under
the direction of workman fran Europe.
April 2, 1904. r85
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

INFORMS the public, that he has opened .
4 GROCERY STORE in Broad Strec,. in
the houie, late the property of Mr.. Cal<t Ea,f,
where be has for Sale grneral anoriment OF
WES7-INDiA GOODS.
Among orhrts, are the !ollowing ar,icles s
Rum. EfAdy, Gin, CherIy- Run, MolsGrs
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Raifns. Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpicc, Cinnamon, Nutmees,
Rutser, Cheeie, Candies, Onions, Tonacco,
Snuff. Powder and Shot, Lsmp- Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, &c. Also,
A general and extenGve variety OF
CrQekery and Hard Ware; Men's and women''
Shoes, &c. SC. with many other articles, too
tedious TO mention all which viii be soId .,
the moa REDUCED prices.
Nczprsyf, Nsp. II. iscI. 6osf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
BOARDING HOUSE.

THE futfcriber hereby informs his fIiend'
i and the Pdblic in general, thar he has re-
moved to Wiekfs,d. and occupies that fpaciou,
and pleafantiy hiusted Houfc, the property OF
Mr.. Oiirt, Spmt, directly oppohte 70 the
dwelling hooie of Dasai E. Ubdie.--Where
he will receive Students for the Wsfhinessn
Academy, TO board, =, orr Dollar and foy.y
Cssn per week, including lodging. wshiog &c.
He will alfo be plcafed 20 accommodate
Gentlemen and Ladies who nay vilt Wick
ford, Win board, lodging. &c. on the mof
reafanab.e terms.-He viii gfe his bee cndcs-
von TO pay every nrccGary attention, and his
ufmoa exertions to pleafe. and every favor da.
ly acknowledged by their obedicni fcrvsnt.
wESTGATE WATSON.
Wielf,l, IN. KxgssrrsI AprH 4. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
TO Be Sold or Let.

4 ND poaeiIi On given the arh inf. con-
IA venient tvo-aSy DSeIling Houfe. with
four sooms on floor, we'll calculated for two
families, having two cellars under il, with well
of excellent water ia the yard. Alto, two
ffory building. on the fame lor, calculated for
bufnefs of alnoN any kind, With cellar undsr
the fame Said LOT is 6,ua,ed 90 Spring Street.
being about Ir6 feet fquare, and extends back
10 tho Street eaawari Of it.--Any perfon win
ING TO purchafe, or hire, may knor the terms,
by applying to WILLARD bKiS0o.
Nrqrtsrf. Maub r4fb. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

lawfully convicted. ihallhc deemed and adiudv.
ed guilty OF felony. and ihail fuifer death.
Sec. 3. <'nd be IL fasbsy ssat7td, That
any prrion OF perfons guilty OF any crime srifing
under the revenne laws of the Uoited s es, or
incorriog any foe or forfeiture by beaches of
The laid laws. may be preientcd, trird and cun-
ished. provided shr iodietmen, or information,
be found at any timc within five yean after
committing 'he offence or iucurring the fine OF
forfeiture, any law or ProsiGon TO the contrary
nstwiihaandlog.
NATHL. MACON,
Spsats, Of fbe Hssjt sf Re6fs,srtafiv<s.
JESSE FRANKLIN, fR
P,slfdes' VI rte Ssnd1s prs kM}ew:
/ APrRovrp, March a6, 1904.
'rH JEFFERSON:
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

r OST, few dsys Gucc. 10 the Red iMarfn in
ANewpor, . red Morocco POCKET BOOK.
coufder,bly worn, coossiniug about F.fy Dsilan
10 BsSk Bills. fevessl receipt, ,fsndsms,
&c. Of grsas confequence TO the ovner.--
Whoever wil retusn the Pocket Book 10 him,
with the money, &c. il contained, hall reseive
the above reward. with the thanks Of
JOSEPH PEARSE.
North -Kiugaosn, Jane 40. 1904. g.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
Nathaniel Major.

D ESPECTFULLY informs she Pablo. fhst
IN he has taken Shop three Door Nor.h OF
TIE New Church Lane, where an kinds Of TIN
WARE, can be furnilhcd AZ the fhoueh notice.
and on a. resfonsAe terms - can be bought IN
this Town. Confsnt attendance viii be given
and the fmaIieh favor ssknovledged.
Stove Pipes, either Of Tin or Shcct-lron,
nsds with difpstch.
- Can. and the hieheR price. given for
old Pewter and Lead.
Newport, Od.s7. 100
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
LAWS OF THE UNION.
fruBLisHrp ny AvrHoRiry.l

UNl7ED Sq.sTES,
AZ the FirR SeGion. be-
pun and held " the CITY
Of Wellington, in the
Territory OF Columbia.
on the Seventeenth day
of Odobcr, 1893.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
TO THE PUBLIC.
NeYpori, Long-UbaT No. 10.
Keycs & Brigham,

I-IAVE nov for fele, and otthc :ra qushiy.
i l. By large or fmal ousrtiry. whuIe and
half bstreIsd prime rei,. neh and prime Beef.
me-, and pine Pork, Lard, Hans, bar Soap,
mould aod dip, ,aIow Candies. Alfo. corned
and frcih Beef.
ar Gentlemen defirous of being
accommodated with the hcf OF fprnvi6on,. .hycali-
ing at faid Store, will meet the grea,ea en-.
courasemeni. April z,,ISo3.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

AN ACT
To repeal part OF the stt, inti,uled " An act
fupplemertasy 10 the act concerning Conius
and Vice Coniuls, srd for the further proisc-
sion OF American Seamen."
u o. IL tneded. b. fbe Strafr ard Hart Of Re-.
ID f,<ssiafitss sf fbt Unfrd Sfefs, IF lsmryi-
ca. ~. Lorg,c6 cDsmbisd. That Fhe ninth fec
lion Of the act, ensiiulcd /" An sa fcrplenrn-
cary TO thc act concerning confuls and vice con-
f-irznd FOR the further protection OF American
fesmen," psHed the tveniy-eighih of February.
one ,houiard eight hund,sd and shtsc, be. AID
she ksme is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. dad be IL fa,ibev rra3sd, That
I'll bo-ses Of s,rorrcy Tor the transfer Of any
fcck OF the United States, OF Tor the receipt OF
;ntc,ef ,hessor, executed in foreign country.
Gncc the .shis,icth day OF Jane one ,houiand
eisft hurdrcd and thee. according TO the forms
10 rfr 4. the Treagury OF the United States pri-
or 20 the fsid 'lfr,ieih day Of jane one thouiand
eight hrndrca and three, i.lal be valid TO alin-
teup and purpofes any provifcn ia the aiore-
taid fttaion hereby repealed to the contrary noi-
wit,Aandine.
NATHL. MACON,
Spfokty If fbe HogE IF Rs5rsfrfafiett.
JESSE. FRANKLIN,
PseEd.xf ef tie Ssnets f,e ftmbsnr.
4 frrRoyED, March ~. 1904.
TIL. JEFFERSON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
AN ACT

-
To sneod the ad, iniiulsd "An ad concern
ire the regiacring and recording Of ihips aud
vsiiels.
BE il esaaeSby fbe Senate and Lsgk u Rep.
,s,fsfafivo ef ,bs Uri,rd S,afo ef Ameyica an
Cosg,16 eGmtkd. That no ihp or vefTel iball
he eotisled TO be frgiRcrcd AZ fhip or veiieI Of
the United States. or if rcgiGcred TO the benefits
thereof, if owned io whole or in part by any per-
fon naturalized in the United States, and Iehding
for more than one year in the country from
which he originated. or for more than two years
in sny other foreign country, nnIeh fuch p:rfon
be in the capacity OF coninl or other public
agent of the United States. P,yvid,d, That
nothing herein contained fhsl be coufirued 20
prevent the regnering anew Of any fbip or vef-
fcl before rcgarrcd, r cafe of 5ena d isle there
Of TO any CITIZEN or citizens seGdent 10 the Unit
ed Stste.: Ind Pre-ided 0J5, That fs,D!stto-
~ proof Of the citizenfhip Of the perfoa on
whole account veGd may he purcha'cd, thalI
te fsn exhibited TO the collector before a new
feeiher fhsll he granted for fuch vcfeI. 4.
Sec. z. Md Je II Evrfb,r ssa(7ed, That
the provifo in the sti iotiruled "Ao st in ad-
di'icn TO IN act, intitpled " An set concerning
the rce.c ring and recording of fhips and vef-
fels," psfIrd the twenty eventh OF June, one
ihoufand icven hundred and ninety feven, (hsIl
be taken and deemed TO extend 10 The executors
or administrations Il the owner or owners OF vef-
els 10 the faid proviio dcfcribed.
NATHL. MACON.
sSsaitr ef ne Hsn,< Of 5Ret,o,frtahVu.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
Py>fdsm ftbr Sra,e, f,e-rmSsre. .
ArfEovrD. March AZ. 1904.
tn. JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
In addition TO the stt, entitled " An sd for the
punifhment Of certain crimes, sgsinA the u
nited States.
BE ii eraa,d BY fb< Seno,s and Hen0 u
Rfsysf~fafi-vs Of fb< Uaied Stof1 Of dmfS-
its, IL co~s,yi e1SmbL6. That any perion, not
beinc sp owner, vho fhslI. on the figh fess,
wilfaIIy and co:ruprIy caA sway burn. or
ctherwife dearoy any ihip OF osher veael unto
ahich he belonge,h, being the properly of any
citizen or citizens OF the United States, pro-
cure the fame TO be done, and bring thereof law
!uIly corvitsed, fhalI fuifer death.
Sec. q. Ben fpfty sSa6td. Thst II any
prrfcn ihsll. on the high ieos, wilfvIiy snd cor
| spp,Iy cse away, burn az otherwiie deasoy any
fiip or veffri of ~hch he IL owner, IN rars OF in
whole, os IN any vie drsa OF procure the fame
| 10 be done. with intent cs defgn 90 prejudice
any reffop or pcfors that hath sndsswsitfen. OF
! 0nall underwrite any policy or policies Of iniur-
snce thereon. or II any merchant or merchants
that fisll load goods thereon or Of sny oshes
o~ncr or owners Of fuch fhi7 or yef{el, Tie per-
ion or perfors offending therein, being thereof
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28
Doctor .A:I'b.!'rlght,
From Germany, ~:

RESPECTFULLY informs the in.
IN Inhabitants Of Berkeley County,
that he has removed to Martinsburg,
where he intends to pursue the practice Of
- PHYS1C, SURGERY, &c.
He has followed the profession for up
wards 1T sevef.years in different parts Of
the state of Pennsylvania, and, presi-
Gus to his coming to the United States,
in Germany, and has such testimonials
of his skill as, he thinks, win be sufE,-
cient recommendation to such as may
stand in need ofhis attendance. He has
rented part of the house in which Mrs.
Bready now lives, a. ths sign of the In
dian Chief, in the Main Street, Mar
tinsbarg, where he may BE- consulted as
any times 49, .
December Z, 1904. ,-::s =