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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
co " d ITO N S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
week....During the feiIion of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either a
third paper or supplementary half
fheet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment will be FOUR
DOLLARS per annum, to thofe who
fubicribe previous to the 9th Auguit,
after which, the price will be FIVE
DOLLARS, in advance.
Ill. ADvERrIsEmENTs,f from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
1hall be inherited for f-venty.fve cents
the 6rf time, fffy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional iniertion fbirty-fhree cents (;
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertaements inherited for .ff1 cents
the frf time, and fbirty-tbrse cents
for every additional infertion.
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WreiniG.
%, M'CARTY, c. R. c.

lit 2 SYserior Court &c ..S1uee,,y balAe1. at tie
CAPITOL in the city Of Richmond, le.b Of
September, 1908
Mary Rl.6Fn, eaeeatrix, and Herbert Claiborne,
James Rts5Ta and Wi7liam Rz1fn, executors of
Robert Rn6fn deeeajtd, and the EsiA flames
RHfTn, Robert Rn5fn and Sterling Rxdfn, pro-
/scHti'ig IN t5rir ozvn Plaintiffs.
Ana
lillian CLARK, and James CargiN Zones, and
Richard Jonet, infants By Charles BINS
J0neS, tbsir gnardian..............D defendants.
N this eaye, abated as to tie plaintiffs Afary
Rgg5fa and flames Ruin, BY their DEATHS, and
heard on the bin, agfzvefs, EXHIBITS, and, esam;-
nations Of qvitnss0eS, and argued BY comqEl, TIE
fourteenth day Of September, in the rear of our,
Lord one fbO4faad eight bund,-ed and three, THE
eonrt 3irst7efb one gttbs eOmmilfonerJ to RGteand
report fbe credits, to qUbieb TIE 1etenGents are,
Jfto any they be, intitld, exelufve of the paper.
money rendered, and jgfiy rejected in Nout,u6er,
Of the year one tbOylanG Eepen hundred eighty one,
tOqv0rd5 GiJ:barging TIE de6f, for /ecw.iag
Pai0uenf Of ecbieb, the mortgage protoJSd to be
toreeiohed, qUGs granted.
II Coey----TcRe,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
TO RENT.

Had immediate P9g.bfoa .giq,e1,
THE HOUSE lately occupied by Mr.. Will
L am Nimmo, deceafed.-For terms, applv
TO ROBERT M'KIM.
June 81. wavv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
COMMUNICATED

COMMISSIONER S-OsFicE,
Riebmoad, My ostk, 1894.
TIE parties concerned are desfyed to take No
Hre, Thu / haze appointed WedneJctay Tire tqve,-
ty5t.ffb day If July next, tor carrying into e1c7
tie qcitbin decree; nboA svbicb day their atfead-
anee is required at my office, qVhb their PAPER.
and aeeOHnfj, ready far examination.
nm. Hd1, M. c..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
N o # nc E:

THE Office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
4 the Dhtrief of Virginia being Discontinued, and
the unhnhed buneGs of the aid Office transferred
me; the Collectors of the Direct Tax and internal
Revenue, whole accounts havefnot been finally adult
sd and paid, are,hereby informed, that they
rsqSeAed call at my Office in the city of Richmond,
without dehyana pay the balances due the United
States. JOSEPH SCOTT,
~ Marihal ". d.
June So. ~ (ePt9.' :.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
NovrMpra 18th, 1909.

RULE--n all cafes whether of appeal, writ of error,
or oherwiie the Court will procsedto hearing at the
term to which uch cafe ha be returned or ent up un-
ieis good cauie ihall be fhewn to tine contrary
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
May 25fb, 1901. (4v2mJ ~

On the motion of the plaintiffs, by their eot7fl,
Join Jones is aligned guardian to tie inf;.at de-
fradanf5, to defra'd them in iris Eat, in PLACE ar
Charles BinnJ Zones, eYko is deed.
II Copy. p. TINSLET.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
At Court of Appeals held at the
Capitol in the city OF Richmond,
the 2lst May, 1904.

ORDERED, that the following Rules be pubIiihed IN
the Richmond Gazettes, Tor one month.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
From the .N67IoNAL IN7ELLIc ENcRR.
I o T II f p f PI. T..
TIE NCE.
No. XVI.


CcuEett of FOREIGN relations continued.
The people have not forgotten the zeal
and wisdom with which those who com.
pose the administration, and particularly
,he chief magistrate, defended the neutral
rights Of the United States, and more es-
pecially the great principle that free ships
make free goods. They have perceived
through the whole OF his political career.
a resoiute purpose TO maintain these rights
and this principle inyiolate. While they
have condemned the wanton departure
made from it by preceding administra.
tons, they have rejoiced to see a consis
tency between the professions and con-
dUct OF those now at the head Of their af-
fairs.
Nothing, on this point, can be more true
than the language of the American En-
Yoys, appointed to adjust the differences
with the French republic. "The desire -
say they, {" of establishing universally the
principle that neutral bottoms shall make
neutral goods is perhaps felt by no nation
on earth, more strongly than by the Unit
ed States Perhaps no nation is more
N~~i'it l't'' t~7tGb ~ us tSLtOISOIgCnts il
IS an oblecl they keep in view, and which.
ifnot forced by violence to abandon, they
viii pursue in such manner as their own
Judgment may dictate as being best calcu.
lated 70 attain it,"
We have dweit the longer on the aspeGt
Of our foreign relations with regard to
France and Great Britain, from the con-
vclion that they are the two pivots on
which the European world turns. Their
power pervades the continent. 1t hurries
1t into war or bushes it to peace. Their
mighty and turbulent vortices embrace al
most every nation Of the world, to whom
the alternative is only left Of sharing the
fate Of the one or the other. But alas
how little have the latter profited Of their
participation. With a very few except.
ons Trey have shared a common fate
The blood Of their citizens has flowed IN
torrents, and the resources Of their indus
Try, their arts and their trade have beer
cnnsurned-for what TO raise th,. falls,
glory Of one man, and To consolidate jr
one nation the despotism of the ocean
Happy had it been for these unforunat,
| powers,if they had suffered the Leyiathsp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
Satisfactory Proofs
OF THE ACY OF
Doctor CkurCh's
c. OUCH DROP S.

a medicine unequalled By any other in
the world, Gnce hra diGcovered by d..
Church il has reftored TO health mory
thou(snds OF the NOT emsciated obieas,
both Afthmatic aud Con(umptive that were
ever known TO exit both in Europe, Ame-
RIGA and the WeG lndies, and often when
every other medicine had been ufed With
out effeG, and the. eminent OF the ia
Guilty coniulted in vain. It Is iovereign,
fpcedy and efeaual remedy in Head Aches,
Casarrhs, Shortness of breath, Ticl,irgs in
the throat, Tightnets in the chef, Hoop
ing Cough, Sore Throats, Wheezings
CONCEALED Phlegr. Splitting of Blood,
Soreness in the breaa and Gomsch. &c. SC.
ASTHkiAS AND CONSUMPTIONS,
And Ill difordere OF the hreaf and Lungs.
Fur;her proof of its efficacy, with lit Of
upwards OF one thoufand atteHed cafes Of
cure, may be feen at the place of fale.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
Flom "a Gideon White. Anspolis.

From Mr Gideon White, Annapolis.
- have fold many olthe . que and Fever Drops
~ people ~ thc country and have not known anv
90 fell curng--The Lozengcs have fold very well
lately hear - fcyeral cures fueh 90 bringing
worms from children, and doing much good to
perlonS of . bilious habit,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
WILL. BE SOLD
To the highest biider. on Tues law the eleventh
ray Of December next, i, the late d,veIl,nr.
house % Drufy Ragsdale, dec. IN King Will.
"m county,
III the Personal Estate

or the said deceased. coueis,ug of Household and
Kitchen Furniture Stool, Of Horses, Cattle, Sheen
and Hogs. Coachee and Gig in good repair. the
Crop of Corn, Fdddsc and Shucks. Plantation
Utensils, &c. Sc.
credit OF six months will he Allowed for all
guns above ten dollars, u3oo giving Lond with
approved sciurity,to carry interest from the da.c
y not ppnetualy p1id.--The.e vii! also be posi-
,iyslysold. tor ready money, upwards Of twenty
SLAVES, among them are valuable house ser.
wants and likely h2ys and girls The sale win
Continue FRO = day to iay until all is sold.
NJ persons having claims ag.;ns, the said es-
tats are desired to bring them in before the first
dayo Decenber neXt, else this notice will be plead
In bar OF all coming in after thar day.
JOHN FOX. Afa.'r sritb RE IylY
oo, Ggec<ef IF Drary Rqgsa.rle, dec.
o''ooer 49, 1904. WOW
There will also be sold, ct the saulc
time andplace. 400 AcRES or LAND. pant Of
the tr@@whercnn Basb~ra Raesds)e, widow and
deyisee OF D-ury RagsAale, dec now lives, who
will make conveyance OF the premises in Zee sim,
pie II part Of the purchase money will be re.
qni'c' on ihe day Of sale. for the balance credit
viii be allowed. The terms will be particularly
made known OIL hat dlY, o. l would ;re2t nri-
vate!F for sail land, AMI conclude Bargain pre-
riousy. john FOX t5r Barbara Rays,isis.
p. 5. There is among the slaves q valuable
hancock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
| -Four Dollars Per Atnum... paid in aofvance.

4 Orrffscmcnts,rot ercceiimga square
t7fenSf","Tefnserfcd in fhis faher.5o- seven-
fy-'1DF cents me FIRST time three doicr-s for
Mree ''eeFs C. i9'ea J 4; and for cr,eyy a,ff,i
f'oHeEtl2erfi9n fhirty-thrcc GEMS. Long ones
MIR sane faroHor:io',---uniecao steeicico
f'act ne ntgde By nc vcar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
am, Sir, your very humble fsrvan,,
pOPPp'r pOD -rvp
lust receiUed md far aaic at S. PleaSants
Book- Sf0rc, neor the R,Ydge,
Ti!E FOLLOHJyVG GKNULVE
Patent Medicines.

ob5tiuateeruptions, &c
British Oil
Hocpcr's Female Pills
Andcrson's SCOTS 10.
The celebrated Specific
Pills, for the cure Of
ths outwatd and in
ward Pies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17

HIS Balsam Of Honey
Tarliog on'5 Balsem
GOdfrc s Cordial
Essence Of Peppermint
Steers Opodeldoc
Oriental Ce.yae, Tor the
cufe IF oa,wagdp1
ssa!l.,sogc!eg 1gsrs,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
Little Robinfon Rreet
Copy Of a letter from an eminent Surgeon,
70 DR.. CHURCH..

ok,
1t is with much pleafure congratulate you on
that important difcovery, your Cough Drops, and
request that you will send a further supply with
out delay. The favorable reports brought TO me
the two aA winters Of their fpcedy and good sf-
fsety in the relief and cure Of Coughs and Asth-
matte complaints induced me TO employ them in
my practice which have done with much satifr
faction 20 mylef and benefit TO others.
II rho good opinion 7 entertain Of your n1edi-
cine can recommend IL 70 public notce, beyond
what it has acCured you are at liberty 70 make
known. Indeed fhoud hold uyfcf uujuH 70
you and uncharitsble 20 mankind did not with
great Willingness acknowledge that believe il
TO he one Of the ben medicines employed in Pul
monary complaints, I sincerely win you may de-
rive every emolument the medicine entities You
20.
am Sir, your very humble fsrvar.,
ROBERT POR TER.
Totcnham~eourt-Road Dec. II, 1896.
- Prepared (ouly) az Churehs Difpnfary No
49, Front street, near the Fy-marlet, New Y orls
ana fold by appointment At Samuel Plcafantss book
Store, RiohmoRd, Virginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
SIR

Foo upwards of twelve years I have Ia
boured uaaer fevcrc cough, shorlneis o.
breath, fpittiag Of matter from my lungs
and often ciotted blood, until at length
was 70 reduced as to be enable to walk a.
croia M room, and owing to the violence OF
my cough anG shortness OF breath could pet
no reft day or night. Hearing Of your ex-
ceIIent medicine, the Cough drops, procur-
ed q bottle rook dofe as focu ss got
il, from which found instantaneous relief
and ty continuing it for three daysr biefa
God | an reaored to perfect health. Az
believe you have been rhe iuarumen; in
the handle of Providence by laviog my life.
NUT intreat you to publish this for the be-
neiis OF any who may be in my situation, as
| an confident tits orc Of the beet medi-
cines in the world for thoie complaints.
am, Sir, your grateful lerraD,,
NICHOLAS stage.
Little Robin(on Rreet
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

TIE stockholders are hereby no.
tiled. that the second instaln-nt on their shares
will Become dIs on Friday. the IN of - December,
when paynicr must be made a he Bank
] BROCK NBHOUGH, Cashier.
Richmond, Icsh no cr-her, 1894. IT'D
! NktE. Subscriber Is authorised TO
Rent the HOUSE at tJay Market, now
occupied BY John Heath. Esq. The house is
large ant convenient, and may be obyained on
reasonable terms Possession will be given on the
frst of December, when M, Hea,h's torm ex-
prcs
PHILIP NORB ORNE NICHOLAS.
November : 9; 1904 tf
# Us / received liCin ltn e ls.aud
81 and f,r sale by the subscriber, ., the lower
part of the bsic< tenement Of Mr.. Michael Grant.
lands, a few doors below the market. quantity
of
Cider, A5Nes, Onions 81 Cheese,
= few tarrcls of Liver o., . few pipes Of Apple
Brandy anis General assortment oc Groceries,
~ of which WI he sold az reduced prices, for
cash or country produce.
b. D. JONES.
November 10 1904. Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-17
Copy of : letter from Captain HEHRY.
Dear Sir.

Dear sir.
In the year 'o5, had the misfortune TO
break blood vca.l, which wae iucceeded
by fevere complaint on my Iuuge. cough,
ho,tnefs Of breath, and ipit;ing oF ua,ter
aud blood, with every other difsgreeable
fymptom Of diiorder O! the IunCs indeed
70 aaliaing was this diforder, tha, | could
not rea at night, nor could walk 200 yards
in ,he day, wi,hou, topping to coseh and
ref myfe: number OF times The difor-
der continued to incresle upon ne, until
was much waited in body, and exceedingly
weak. Seeing your advertisements in the
public papers, early in the laf fummer, /
commenced taking your iufly celebrated
cough drope, which peffevered 10 the ufe
Of, For fome time; have now the happi-
oela Of informing you my lunga are persea-
" iouud | have no ihortnefs % breath. or
rpitting up OF matter or of blood; nv cous +
iq little troubIeiome in the morning, bu,
nc other time.
I am Sir,
w., or u
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
W,f,yiy. Oh. is.

THE Hon. Court Of Pf.ba:e Of the town OF
i South. Kingacwn, having appointed sbs
fubfcsiben CommiGioners, TO fcceivc and ex.
anime the claims Of the creditors 10 nc caa,e of
Samni +. Potter. Efs. Of fAid Sooth. King gao~n,
deceafed, repreicn,cd iniolvent I; and lx months
being allowed for that rurpoic Notice is
hereby given, thar they will attend on laid bu-
iines at their REFLECTIVE dwellings, at any time
within the period above mentioned. No &C
counts will be received. unlefs properly a,teaed.
A ELISHA r. GARDNER, | CsnmJ
JOHN r. NICHOLS. Esuen.
All perfons indebted to tbs above mention
ed eA,te, arc esrnealy called upon. to mAkeim-
mediate payment TO
WILLIAM PECKHAM, Admis',.
Suf5. .Kmsaarou. on. s9, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
Newport, Nov. 6. 1904.

NOTICE i, hereby given, tha, the fubietib.
IN ers have b,ep du'y appointed Adminiara-
tors TO the eesie, OF Chriaoehct Babeoek, OF
Charleaon and Cknlophet Bahccck. I'D, OF
WcAcry, decc.ied. Add have given bonds 40 The
law directs. All perfons. having any demands
upon either Of faid eaaits, asc required 10 exhibit
them and all thofs Indebted thereto. are called
upon 20 make paymcn, to Poll, Bateoek, by the
frft day Of January next. Such As do not make
paymeu, by she aforefsid time. will nave their
accounts put into the hands Of an Attorney tor
collection. POLLY BiB-OCK. Sdmm'x.
TiEZ. BABCOCK, jno. .iduis.
EDWARD WILCOX. ! y'n.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

THE fubfcnben. having been appointed
Il Commiliooen by the Hon. Tom Coun-
Gil Of the town Of Newpor, to receive and sx-
anime the claims a the creditors TO the cffstc Of
Tbsma, Ms,6aA, late of isid Ne~pon, iari-
ner, decesied, reprsiented infolvent I; and three
months being aIlos ed for that purpoie NO
tice is hejeby given. that they will attend on laid
buGnel. 1t their reflective dwellings. a. any
tine within the period above mentioned. No
account will be received Unlefproperly sttefed.
THOMAS MELViLL, | Commit.
EDWARD SIMMONS. ! fszsr.
All perfors indebted to laid eas,e, arc re-
qutG-d TO make Immediate payment to
SAMUEL VAUGHN, Adm1'r.
Nszyfsr, GA. s9, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
N z w p o X T.,
MuJday, Nov. 8, 1904.

Ga Saturday Iaa. the Hon. General AGsm-
bly, OF this State adjourned. TO meet again a,
Providence ia February next. During the Sei-
hon. Gen. BssJAMIN HowLASD, OF riser-
ton. aud aMEs FEsSsR. kiq. OF Providence.
were appointed Senators from this State In the
ninth Congrefs Of the United States. Gea.
HowLAsD is TO take his feat in the Senate i'm
media,eIy, 10 the room of SAMuEL ]. PorrsR,
Eiq. deceafed. MIR. FENsER is choisn 10 place
Of CHRisroPhER ELLrKr. Efq. whole time
expiIes the 4 OF March next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

>HE Creditors Of w',Liiam Ee,asr, of New
i port. 10 the county OF NeSport, Mariner,
arc hereby notified to appear at the General Az
fcmbly at their Selion in Providence in Febfu-
ary next, to ihew csufe. il any they have, Why
the prayer'of his petition for the bedeht OF the
Att made and pafed, A.. ID. r7s6. Tor the re-
lie! Of infolvcnt debtor,. fhes;d not Re granted.
THOMAS PECKHAM, DEP. See'y.
Newport, Nov. 6, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
b. Take Notice.

VXTHEREAS the Hon. Court Of Probate
Wv for the Town Of Newport. have .his day
appointed the fubfcriher. GaaIdian over the
eaatr of Ma,i5a Bi1cN. Ct Newport This Is
the,efore to caution all re'foos from ruHioa her.
or tranfsesing any buGneI, with the faid Mirsha
binell. without my confent, as am determined
not to pay any debt o: her contIs6ting after this
date. JOHN WILLIAMS. Z
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

kATcHaz. Sept. al.
Ex,,sa sfs kn, f-e~ sessismss n N,ss-Oy-
ksn 70 bis f,issd Ia ibn eiy, Ga's< S<ps 8.
I" The yellow fever certainly prevails in
this city. Our friend Hose B. Triae has fallen
a viein to is. bciides many other OF our coon.
tsymen. Governor Claiborne and bic lady
we're attacked by il, and ~ere fos bme time def.
paired Of /: Bot with p!esfsre I add. they are
completely recovered. The troops have al
marched oot Of the city. snd will remain ou,
until the fever entirely fsbGae,. think j, has
iresdy meaiarsbly fab6dsd.'.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

NOTICE is hereby given. that the Hon.
IN Town Council cf the town OF Ncxporf,
have appointed Gold S. Sillinan. Efq. Com
mifioner on the eitate OF Mr.. Js~afbar S;mmo.,,
late OF faid Nexpo,t. Bl,ckini,h. deceaied, re-
prefented infclvent. in the place Of Mr.. Wii'am
X. Rsb;a,6n, deceAfe6.
Nespo Ncv. g. so4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

of South Carolins, praying their interference TO
prevent the barbarous prsttice, "by rceoIa
lions ~ifely calculated to proseet the tame and
feelings Of the innocent and iofal,ed pesfon. snd
TO ponib sieoros1y the bold offender sho mall
dare to La-his haod assina his neighbor ia a
duel" has been prepared by the Cincinnati and
Revelation Societies Of thar State. aud feut.
with circular ksser, to the clergymen. mseif
srates, add military osieen, through the State.
Gen. Pinckney Of the former, aad Dr.. Rsmisy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

Of the latter fociery. were on tie cen Sfie-
which drew the sddreis and much stistl is
calculated from ths influence of the chafaders
xho fhal fsnttion the objett with their iigns-
cures, aud individually diicoun,enancs the evil
of which il complains. Bee.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

NHE Town Council OF the town of Newport,
i having granted the further term OF Gx
months trom the date hereof. for the creditors
ot the sGatc Of Rsrbsa 9abst, la,e OF South.
Kinettosn. deceafed. repreiented iniolvenr, to
exhibit their demands We hereby give NOTICE.
that We will attend faid buGneis. at our refpsc-
tive dwellings. atany time within the period
above prelcsibed.
JOHN WILLIAMS. | Commit
HOLMES WEAVER, + Esnns.
Al pefions indeb.ed TO iaid eaale. at; re-
quelted TO make payment 20
MERlBAH TABER, Almis's.
Nezstoyf, AeD 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

NOTICE is hereby given, that The iobicrib-
IN er, Executors to the isit Win aud Teita-
mcnt Of Js5n Ha6tren. late OF Newport, in the
Sta.c of Rhode lAAod. Merchant, deceaiei !;
have taken upon lhemielves that rrua. and Civ
en bondS ss ,hc law directs :-And all peIions
having demand, upon The eaa,e of the iaid John
Hadruen. decealed, ate re9usIed TO exhibii the
fame sni all perIons indcbied 10 the iaid eta,e.
are caiied upon 10 make payment TO
ELlZABETH HADWEN, Exss'r.
BENZ AMIN HADWEN. Emc',.
Nesvpsrf, z6,b Of orb Aisa. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
Hon. CONSTANT TABER, ECq.
of Newport,
JAMES HELME, Efq. of South
Kingfown,
JAMES ALDRICH, Efq. of Sci;uate,
BENJAMIN REMINGTON, .Efq.
of Warwick.

Thurid,y, the z9th inf. is sappointed as a
day of public Thanksgiving throughout this
State. Proclamauon in our next. The fame
day i, sifo apPointed in Msaachuiers. And the
lrs,h iuG. ss 10 be ob!esved for the fame pur.
polc in the State of Connecticut.