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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

annoanced and declared BY the authority Of the I
United States that all lands belonging to yos
lying within the territory of the United States,
fhall be and rensia the property of your nation.
onIcf' you iiia!l voluntarily reinquiih OF difpote
of the fame-and all p-rions Citizens of the u
nited States. arc hereby itndly forbidden to
diRurb you, or your nation, in the quiet pofef-
Gon of faid lands. F -.
The Preddent, Of the United States fends
yos BY your beloved Chiefs now prefeut,
Chair - il is made Of pure gold. which viii
never rutland mag the Great Spirit sMa %
in keeping the chain Of friendnhip. Of which this
golden chain is an emblem. bright fer long
iuccefIion OF ages.
Given Onder my hand & tho Seal of the War
Ofire Of the United States, at the City
:. of WaihidgIon. ,his eiehSeeath day Of
July, in the yeaf one shoufsod eight hum
dsed and four, andeof The Independence
os fsid States she ,veaty-ninth.
(Signedl II. DEARBORN. -
sqbh bas an ah.Gea 10 g0id,n cbSm anil
rDbieb fbe igSySmenf zras sna6eliy6sa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
WASHINGTON CRY. oa. !. 1904.


n Yesterday arrived in this city. the PRESI-
DEN T Of the UNITED STATES.
October 3.
The following i, the ADDRESS, lately de-
livered by the PRESIDENT Of rhe United
States, TO the Chiefs Of III. Ofsge Nation. We
offer il to the public, with acon6dence that the
lcn,menss Of good viii it breathcs towarts the
aborsines Of the foil, will aAotd as much 'plea[
urc % the reader, as they confer honor on the
government.N
Ny Cb,i5,rs, USn, Hai,s. Cbish and Wa,,isu
,..g. sffbe Olss<, NsDsx. -, 5s,a.
repeat to you aGurances OF the fa,idac-
ton il has given me to receive you here. Be-
ldes the LABOR Of fach a journey, the confidence
you have fhewn 10 the honor and friendfhip OF
my countrymen is peculiarly gratifying, and
hope you have ieen that your confidence was joR-
ly placed. that you have found yourielves, fince
you csoised the MifI6ppi, among brothes and
friends with whom you were - fate ~ At homo.
~ Ny Cbildrss: hncerely weep with you
over the graves VI yoor ehieh and fTiends, who
tell by the hands cf their enemies lately defccnd-
ing the Oisge river. Had shey been Priioncn,
and living we would have recovered them; but
no voice can awake The dead, no power can undo
wha.i, donc;, on this 6de the MifbGppi where
oar government hss, been long eaabliihed, and
our aushority, organized, oss f'iends sifting us
arc f,fe. We hope il will not be loas before
our voice will be heard and our arm Sefpeffcd,
by. thofe ~ho ncdisms 10 iujure oor ffieads, on
the other fde OF that sises; in the moan sine
Governor Hsrriion will be directed 70. take
proper meafuieA TO inquire into the circrmasn-'
ces Of the srsntAtsian. TO report them 10 ~ tor
eossds,atioa and fot the further msaiS'es they
~. NJ chll,s~: By late srrsngenrnn With
Ersrce aads Spsia, we now take their place a.
yyus ncishbou. ffiends snd fatheis; and we
hape you viii have no caufe to regrct the change.
u u fo locs hnee oar forefa,hen Cane from be
yoad the eieal wstes, that we haveloh the mem.
ory OF IL, ,od issm IN have grown out Of this
land. ~ 700 bave done; never more win you
have occa6oo 70 change your fathers. We ATE
w nov Of one family, BON in the fame land,
and bound to live ~ brothers, and the Rrsaeen
from beyond the great wates are gone from a.
mong US the great Spirit has given you arength
and has given " frepe,h; not that We nigh,
hsrt oce suosher. hut 10 do each other al the
good ia oos poves. :, Dor dwelIings indeed are
very Gar spssti bat not 100 Ear TO carry on
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
y JAMES MADISON. Seerrfa,y. Of STATE Of.
etts, tbe Unixd Sfafes.

|, PUBLIC NOTICE j, hereby eiven, in
Psriusnce of the act Of Copgrefs pafied on the
.oth March laa. entitled "An act iupplemsn-
tsry to the act, entitied "An att relative to the
election of Preiiden, and Vice Preiident Of the
United States, and declaring the officer who fhall
act as Pretident, in cafe of vacancies in the Offices
both OF Pre6dcnr and Vice Pse6dent. ."-Tbat
the amendment propofed, during the laff FELTON,
OF CongIeis, TO the ConRituiion OF the United
States. reipefting the manner Of voting for Pref.
Ident and Vice. PTchdent of the United States,
has been ratified BY the Legislatures of three
fonr,hs OF the feveraI States, to wit: BY ,hoie
OF Vermont, Rhode. Hand, New York, New
llehey, Peaniylyania. Maryland Virginia, Ohio,
A-ntncky, 1enneaee, North Caroiina, South
Carolina and Georgia, and has thereby become
valid az part Of the Contribution of the United
States. ~ iA
Given under nv hand at the City Of
M Waihiogsos. this twenty. fifth day Of
September, 1904. aS
tSigned) JAMES MADISON.
4
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

qbe Printer Of ibt L1qUs eft5e Unifed Ssafrs
are n9aedtd 10 px6tv6 tie abovt nofJ6eafiss as<
fbe annexed IaaS, Ibres Gns, ia fbeir Gas<nss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

qbb bas an aki.yfs~ 10 a gOIden ebsia anil
1Dbieb fbe igs,Smenf zva5 sm6eiiy1sd.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

the time the foregoing Addreh was de.
livered, the Chicis were PIefensed with the FOL
lowing Ioarument Of writing on parchment.
Chief ssl Wsrs" Vsbs 0ysss ss,sr g
,n4s ,.eoss,e lslisssi rfSIIa q.
The PssGdent- Of the United States takes
you by the hand ssd invites 700 end sll The ma
tons Of Red people within the tesrisory Of the
United Stsses 20 look up 70 him ~ sheir father
and friend, add to rely in fnll confidence upon
bis Uuvarying difpoGiion TO lead spd psoteei
them in the paths Of peace and harmony. and TO
cultivate friendfkip with their hrothen Of the
fame colour, and With the citizens Of che Unised
States. -e.ar ~ ~. f4 .lI
We have nov made the chain Of frieSdfhip
bright between ss, binding rs all togesher.--Fos
your and our fskcs, and for the fake Of your and
cur chihsen We mo& prevent irfrom becoming
ruAy. So long a. the mountains in our tland
a,all endure, and our rivera flow, 70 long may
the red and white peof.: dwelling 10 its live 10
the bonds Of brotherhood and friend(hip.
In order that this friendfhip may be per-
petusl. aud 20 prevent a. far a. poikble every
cauie which might inissuPt h, il 10 hsrby
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-07
: -------''ssIsl-s ~ sSi-;7''-''--------
LIVERPOOL. N1yenl5er q.

Du.iag The whole Of tbs week, the extraord.
nary activity ct tie impress Of seanea, both in
London and tie ous-porrs, has given :iee TO VA
rious and successive rpmous on the subjsct Of
INVASION. All projections ware disscg arded, au3
tbe offsets in the lnipress service, seem to nave
received orders 10 procure men at aay rate, and
10 splse OF all lnconyeaiencsS. tbs would seem
to indicate some ualoek.d for and pressing ext
genie, ard the apprehension OF some morncntouS
danger, nor merely iminincnt but actually at band
Sust, at least was the construction put Upon II By
the tnid and credulous. The fs63 however seem;
70 be, thar the French naval force at Btest, Is az
leagth discovered TO be much greater shsn has
been hitherto supposed, ard the block ading force
Of admiral Corvallis, which consist oa.y ofeigh
hips OF tie line IS 80 DC immediately re I.toroe&
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-07
.IsnasEy s..
R0lla11av

On the night Of the ErR inf. from the fear
Victory, with her boat, three fesmen, viz.
RE1BERI llINSON, a years Of age, feet
p inches h'gh, dark hair and complexion.
JOHN TAL'NT 10 years Of age, s feet 81
inches high, Fair complexion, light halt and blue
eyes.
ABRAaI chase n years of sgs, 5 feet
IS inches tigA, Of dalk complexion, blown hair
and blue eyes.
1yaaevct. vii sTFrehe,sa or give information
of tAeis dsiesters, p Mat they may be appre-
henaed, wiil be haEdi9mely rewarded by Nj.
Jeremiah Williams, Of Geo. Town.
Samuel Silvefer,
Mister Of The lehf Victory OF Geo. Towp.
Ian. 5. d3tt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-07
Fcy SGLe.

Ga cs(y tsFTs, a LOT IT lIROUND. on ST.
Aiap!, near Pfince hfeefs 10 The to.n OF Aexsn-
asia, on Which lsa convenient brick building now
in e. sennuse Of Mr. PLuMB, IN my abfence
application r'sy be made 10 MIR. JoHN Lone
~ y, who wiliiaew the psemiies aad n1ks known
thcsesms.
MUNGo DYKES.
January $. eos4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-07
ROB I and John GRAY
en- Dollars Rsz0aY1J.

RAN-AAVA.Y from the fubfcriber
iaR night, an apprentice boy named SA AlJJEL
ADAMS, tegsnEeen years old, about feet s.
inches high. aouf made, dasES eycs and hair, and
the urpsr lip rather hoft. The above reward
will be paid for bringing back the above named
boy,wi1k Il; resIonsble charges.
Al petfons ase cautioned ag&ina harboming or
errryios eff the faid apprentice, as the law will
be ariesly ertoscea.
ADAM LYNN.
Ian. s. d5t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-07
70 RENT,
N0tzge rs berc6g gausu,

To the Creditors Of James M'Do-
nad 8snksups iha, his iiesi certlheatr OF DID,
charge, Wi be gfanssd 90 Monday the l6,h Of
Jsnusry iae. at q o'eicek A.m at the court
iloufc ior the county Of EVa!hington, in the dlf
tHetoi Columbia, unleis cause be then ard thsle
thr@n 70 The contrary
WILLIAM CRANcH,
1zIgE9aaf fxdgs Of fb< cnemt Carr ftbe
i1?riz7 gj Colam6ia.
Fsrrsry 4sh, 1884, Ct
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-07
- ubtlf ale.

AT 10 o'clock on Monday 9Th init
Ewlibc sold 1t the House I Dsnlel Douglass
|sseease8 -slehs lou EH0LB and KITCII.
EE 81 FuRN ST URE,
-c0NStsTs NC OF
Mahogany Tables. Decks and Blu
|1eac, Beads and 5esdsseads, Caaas, CHINA, &c.
ALSO
A riding Chair and Horfe, quan
TRY Of Pack, Seantlipg, Shingles, and seven
SLAVES.
Ian. =.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-21
From the Nszv Orleans Union.

We understand that on Sunday last, pa
triotic meeting Of French Citizens was hol-
den, to take into consideration the situation
of this province. The memorial was pre-
sented TO the assembly, destined hereafter,
to be forwarded to Congress, complaining
ofinnumerable grievances, and boldly and
magoanimously asserting the right of the
territory to be Immediately Incorporated
into the Union as an independent state.
Upon this measure We shall forbear, at
present, TO makeany comments. The me-
mortal has not as yet been made public,
nor has it been In our power 10 obtain the
most accurate knowledge of its contents.
We shall wait therefore with patience until
the committee appointed 20 obtain sabscri-
bers 70 this new bill of rights, framed by
citizen Livingston, p supported by citi-
zens Bore, Topper, and others, shall deign
rs submitit to public inspection. At pre-
sent we shall be content to appeal to the
sober good sense OF men Of all descriptions,
10 request them to consider and reflect
what are the objects, and what will be the.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-21
I EN- DoMar5 REGARD.
Aug. q.

Runaway from the fub{criocr living in
Charles County, State Of Maryland, near Bryan
iowa, a negro man named BAP, about twenty
years old, 6yc feet levsn or. eight inlhes higr,
tlout, veil made fellow, has a peaGng oouote-
nance when fpcken ~, broad round dark face
vi,h ilnalI eyes, hole IN each ear, foot thick
ice; wyh large fear ufon the top Of one OF then,
his tees turns very nacn oar. Had on and took
Will hin an old pan Of asnkeen pantaloons, an
ozna5usg (lirt, an Old negro cotton Jecket, a.
fhort bue coat turued up with rdc, a pair b,ifs.
cd co,:oa BOOKINGS pair Of old blue coating
trow;tr and loit hat half worn when he let;
hons, bit having taken with hin clo.hes of var.
ons kinds, he maybave changed them. He is
fJbpofed to have made for Alexandra or the Fe.
d-fsl Cry. Any pcrfon apprehepdiss faid ne,
gro AID lodge him n any i'll { thar get hin
again Il. I'll he eatiled to toe boy. tewa,d, ca if
Erouqh( home, in addition 10 the ABOVE 4eward,
al yes{9ngbe expcnces will be pait
Msltc,s OF vl-s and Others &c torwarned a.
gaiaR hagboFng o.. carrying him OFT at .leie
peril.
Robert Hagan.
Ausue III. eosS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-21
August II.

IL
81. JJnon, Huckens, hence,
h. s'1'o ;, dominique. The ship Six 5
rfsc ;ar { Sally, and nam2sr OF
Frs, are - no n M,rtha and Mary, Smith,
sr'dfp from B8arbadoes. Left there e., on
|ngs l nfJ,Ig. the brig William, Had
ss.a . :, 'l1i ~ for St. Croix, IN few
q $50 cl,,.,a, Barr. of Rhole Island,
y; o'6 I,laad il S Or S.days; Dolphin,
Tdf'' ' Far Alexandra next day. En-
Bos.o,' F.rls arrived there from Liver
% .aI+ xftsf bsa.ias off French pr'iva-
s "a r1,s, had a passenger killed and
! nsa soaadea.
r,, brig Jsnr, Gardner; the brig Ar
las o T;9key,on, and schooner Harmony,
L9 e e ,bis port, after convoyins the schr.
30 . = INTO caDe Francois the 10TH
Ps.oeredcd onto th7 Bite.
! !, P '.;;re1 last evening, ship Jane, Rooia-
q , 'n from Batavia. Lett tnere,
2 Anil ~ Ship Ana, and Hope, Lang, OF
q. ag Island, to sailin 4 days Resource,
~ of do. in s days. John Jay, Frye,
No. ',,certaiu; Amelia, Fettyplace, OF
AZ a'a, n adays /; Fsne Jones, PhAadel-
|. ,' n DAYS; Authoay Man8'n, Taylor,
70, M lfrh April, in the Straits Of Sun
81 SPOKE ok ship sanl- Smith Deal from
Itimorr 10 Batavia, out 4 months. Au-
! !, smoke sloop George, from Noffolk
aar5adoss. ON, scar. Sally, Long,
\ Philadelphia 70 Barbados. July 81
s., loag. 65, was boarded BY the French
y,teer Genet, of IA guns, and 1o4 men
i treated politely,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-21
ai.ranurfa DaIp qoosrttser.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 81,

y
TIE, a9op Polly, If ana for this part, from
(ie Etsosois, wss cait away on tue wet end o
\ G,anl Caicos, few isys before the Britilhs
% Poly, (srrirei at B-lsimorel iefs Turks
|land.
captao Joel, srrivednat Baltimore 10 20 days
|5m Cape Francois, lrf: at .a- Cspe, fch'r Nan
!, Bsandt, Of this port, 10 iA;l n $ days after
ia. s z ~
Blythe arrival ofcapt. Appleby, at Boston.
ON Amsterdam, verbal accounts are re-
lived to Juae 20, and newspapers to the
6h. Tn4 expedition against Great Brl-.
lie was occasiqnly the subject Of conversa-
on and mir,h, Reports prevailed that a
UNDERSTANDING existed between Russia
nd France, occasionei BY the execution of
e Duke JD'Engisn a. Paris there were
so rumours OF pacific nature, which RAJ
er evinced the hopes than the knowledge
THE people !; hit it is said they affected
e markets. The Ddsch were extremely
scoitented. !, 1t was said spirit OF re-
oh had Been manifested at Haeriem, aad
at, in consequence of it. 10000 French
oops had been mareh 4 into that city.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-21

4. We some days ago laid before our rea-
IL LIS an extract of letter from New Or
VS. respecting certain subjects which
NJ. e'o become the grounds of remon-
hs anee 70 Congress. Letters and papers
subsequent date 70 that extract, con.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-21

his msiesty, that If louisiana contains in its boz.
ION, few pstddious and ungrsscful beings by
far the gseasett properties OF its inhabitants is
'cohpoled Of men, upright, fepGplc, grateful, and
in wofd, @orthy, by tttlr. attachment totiis au
gut perfon, Of The numerous bsneats which they
fave received at his hands.
We are, WIKI refpc1, Sir,
Your mott humble, ard mot
Obeaent iel sanls.
(Are fsAorvt5e S;gsatarfs.)
Certified comfortable to the osiginai'
a2urgais De Casa Ga1e0.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-21

1 o fES. fflITqtHS Ae casa L0IUV' A1"I"'sS'@~
ry q his Ga5hoHc MtyeSty in Louisiana.
SIR,
Thee is no iehabitant CT Lonif2na, ct leaf
vithin cur knowledge or Acquaintance, who
c. old have re2d.4 withou. the moa lively emoti-
ans, the extracI IRON the Royal Cfders, which
y ii csufsd 10 be afeesed II TIE g Mooig.us" OF
Of the z7ta Of the 3att month.
llus lat aa of uncommon beoedcencc on titc
Part Of a government towards a people no longer
goverred BY is laws, completes The nunlherlels
proofs which his Catholic MajcGy has never
cssf during the courts Of forty years to give Us
of his lolici.udc ard tender affection rawa!dsps.
AZ he fame tin~, j. Will forcve. f.cufe to bis
Catholic Nifty, the rcfp4tt and gratitude ol al
his ancient ana faithful fubjetts il L9u.Gana.
Thef- fcntimencs, he puslaadrd, fl, are &C.
neral, in the hearts Of ali hontR men among us.
Disregard then, and permit nor his Catholic Ma
isfy to be n,de acquainted with the vile inprc.
cations uhich few b2fe ard doaAtlc{s obfcurc
individuals have dared 10 utter Gga;fa his 81.
-yernment, in tie 55th pumber et the g ,Iela
oraph The veil with which these wre,ches
have csefully concealed fh-nlseives attests their
terpitude sod the lhame which they themselves
feel for I'll cir conduct. Observe aifo tie gene
raj indignation which they have excited and You
will be yoursell convlncej, ssd ready TO aGlre
X The remaining inha6tfante 1v0uld haoe
followed the example jftime and 44staece f
their residence haI permitted,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-11
Lands for Sale or Rent.

~ill either fs.lor rent my TWO FARMS
<in the nelghbourhood of FEEDER kfburg. known
by the narnssof G6Stbam and Clarke. The frR
containing about eleven hundred acres, on " hlch
there is goad MERCHANT MILL, and an
excellent ] lSHERY. The other foppo4ed to be
abou, fur hundred acres, one hundred of whiea
are now in corn, and in good order for towing
wheat. Fsey are both in high Ha,e Of cult
walton. In either eyent, viii d.lpofe of part
Of tbe Negtoes, Sioux, add Houlehod sFalni
1ure.
Letters Directed TO ne in Alexa,aria, poe
paid, viii be duly attended 70.
William Etzh4gh.
Apgue 10. zaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-11
Notice to Creditors,

WE have poaponed exhibiting a Rassment of
our affairs until adyices from Europe enabIeds,s
80 aicesta,n neat fubjea in THAT quarter, from
iprng faes of tobacco, &c.
Letters lately received put II in our power TO
iubmit correct &atenent, which is preparing,
and which, until now, would have been merely
problematcal. and therefore has been delayed.
Alex. Henderfon and Co.
Aug. 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-11
MAYORS OFFICE,
Anpuf s. Ieol

AnguH o. 1904.
SOME of th- projectors of The grouad ID til.
"a arc conpreh saiea between ST. Afaeh, KIM,
Pit and Cameron trecss, having negscsted iofsl
10 the fame. agr:cab!y to an order of the COM
non Couasli paG.3 ehe 4th day of April lat, the
Saoesiaseadlnt Of Police is hereby rseiifei to
have thar duty performed, at she expcnec of the
Crparation. AMI afterwards proceed to recover
she amount thereof from the defaulscrs Respective
ly, in the mariner prelcri5ed for tx. recovery of
Other public claiais,
sElEha C. Dick,
MAY or oil Alexandria
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-11
FOR SALE.

A very likely NEGRO WOMAN, about IS
years of age, with her male Child one, year old.
She has been accutomed TO ali KINDS of houfe
work, is to!erahie feamGrsls, and is well ac
qua'nted with The nu.iiog and aseading of chill.
dssn. For teIms
Apply to the Printer.
AaS.X. aSt 2dW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-11

There is scarcely state north Of s..
whose Banking capital does not a. '9laas
exceed that of the Bank of Virginia !. MIC
Commonwealth of Virginia excsll' :; s. h:
mass Of real wealth and Substantial ~, - q,
and iiTthe extent and variety of her Mp
resources. The free use which otbar a'uFa
have made of these artificial aids to sn 'S'''
and to advance their commerce and rpm
wealth, has induced the necessitv Of .a I's
ing, III some measure, similar expedie5s
IN dis Commonwealth. When the ey' :"
risnvnt IS once commented, your Menu
allsrs woal<l hunIoIy suggest, that it saon,,
be pfoporlonAe III It's means to the ex,,,'
Of The o5ectit Is TO accomplish; and w. l.,
;he b mixing capisal Of this Commonwe,S
nay b. s1!erably enlarged, without =,
croaching OH !he bounds OF moderation
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-11
sElIha C. Dick,
In sCOHM0N COUNCIL,
MAY OF OF AIcxandria
HIpftSte e. lSO..

-1I1'S IF0I q UT
Ordered, that John Mckinney, William
Rely, and Joseph Harper, be appointed
commissioners to hold an election at John
Hodgkins''s tavern, in the third ward on
Monday the goth dav Of the present month
for the purpose of electing member of the
Common Council, in place of John DUR
dass Esq. resigned. And thas.dae notice
thereof be given.
Test,
JAMES NJ. M'REA, &C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-27
CAROLINE SPRINGS.

THE. subscriber intends To otez
Il 7AVERN at The Caroline Springs, on
thefrf day Of June next; and hopes, from
the pieayant and healthy .ftuNtion, exelHfVe Of
THE Medicinal qualities Of THE sVaters, that it
suiN be a place Of general rs/ort.
The Springs are ftnated about Sc miles from
Richmond, ls from Port-Royai, l2 from the
Bozvhng-G Green, and ii from Frederiek5bMrg.-
The roads leading to them are remarkably goOd...
they are {uryoM1ded BY an agreeable and relpetf-
able neigbbowbood.-Tbere are om-bo4sieS far
the accommodation offbeie qObo svib TO fTe /e-
parafe fran THE TaVsrn.
The fdbJeriber .fatfer5 be,5eJ, that tbeis IN
dneemsnfs qviN not only operate on inDnhds,
qvbo, in THE .fekLp Jegj5n, attend tbr Springs
far the fake Of baping their health refOre6, bnt
aviW alb b.. et by tbeii aUbote only Olied is the
enjoyment ofe0mbany, as it may be/qttLy Jaid tie
/ociety gvW be equal to any in tbe country.
No eserfion sviH be zVaating to make e1ery
thing peytit7Ly agreeable.
INN GdTEWOOD.
FredriGkyGwg, May l9. 3ifJy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-27
MAY 18th, 1904.

RULE-A clear and conciec hate of the cafe Of each
party in appeal writ of fuperfsdeas from
decree of the high of Chancery, or auy Diffra
Court in Chancery, from Judgment Of the General
Court, or any Dilfria Court nwhch demurrer, fpe-
cal verdict, cafe agreed demurrer evidence, bill of
exceptions, point recrved fha cohHitute part of
the record, exhibits in the caufe with the points
fitted on, fgned by his council and printed fairly
transcribed, the expenoe whereof ha he taxed in the
bill of cos ha after the end of this preient be
delivered to each Judge, enough before hearing
pointed OUT and nfted on in fuch fatement, OF the
part OF the plaintiff appellant, ha be without leave
OF the court admitted ground for argument on the
hearing of the cae for reveriai of the decree or
Judgment fought to be reverted. And that all DEPOT
tons and exhibits, and articles intended to be
relied upon objected in the argument, be parcu-
iariy noticed in fch State and rected and reference
thereto IN the oioialcopy OF the record in the eaue
made.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-27
RICHMOND, Iune Is, 1904.

RICHMOND, June Is, 1904.
OUR clients in the Court of Appeals will
~ perceive, that the foregoing orders require
particular duties, expences and attention, which
were not expected when we were retained by
them. As we cannot fail to comply with thefe
regulations of the court, without danger to
their intereft and the rule, that caufes fhal be
tired according to their fanding on the docket,
renders 1t necefiary that we fhould be conftantly
Prefent, and ready for the argument we truff,
that our clients will fee the propriety of an ade-
quate compensation for our iervices.
PHILIP N. NICHOLAS.
EDMUND RANDOLPH.
JOHN WICKHAM.
GEORGE HAY
DANIEL CALL.
JOHN WARDEN.