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JOHN POINDEXTEP, c c
VIRGINIA.:


.Ats Coarf continued Gnd held for RaiiJar
con'tg, tie 24th day of14Rg1lst, 1903.
Isaac Medley and Nancv his wife, late MANI
cy Cook, Rober, Carter and Unity his
wife, late Unity Cook, John Cook, Ed -
mund Cook. Jauart w Cook, Elizabeth :
Cook, Richard Claiborne in right of .
his late wife Sally Cook Patsey Cook =
and Rebeckah Cook by Eliza 1eth Cook : =
theirguardian, and Richard Cook by Isaac K
Medley his guardian heirs and legal dis. =
srlbuteeS of John Cook, dec plaintiffs =
AGAINST -
Henry Cook, administrator OF John Cook. =
dec defspI,nt
SHii subpoena IN this cause having been duly
eN@cutsd and the defendant falling to answer
the plaintiffs bill within ne time bv law Drsscrib
ed after thu ding of the sane Therefore IN the
morton of the plaintiffs D, their counsel, the said
bill IS taken Tor coofessed AMI il is screei anil
orl1c1. tilt the p!,intiGs recover against the
sai deten mt tive sun Of one hundred pounds
Current money. the value Of the land in Inc bill
mentioned. unless the said def ndant shall she,v
cause - rIe ntrary OF hef re the next quarter.
lg sess N court to be held for the said consy in
Novemoer next, he being first duly served with a
copy o,this decree.
a Copy.
Teste,
BERGMAN GREEN, D. an. C.
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Louisa County, February
Colirf. 1904.

Court, 1904.
Henry Garter and Fanny bis yvite late EaauyO
Cfaytson, .3osebb Dpdf and Lucy BIS Jvite
lrfe Lucy CHarkson. Thomas Zones and Ca.
tbarine bis sOife late catbarine Clnrlsoa %
John GARRISON, anil fdmes Cl7rksoR, Charles =
Clack, Francis Hodges and Et;sabsib bis
saife hne ELISABETH Ciack Steo5ea Fi.sfc, -
and Nancy Foster By 7'bonacs Garai,er t5eir <
gnar3iGn and next fiend, S7Hv 1o5qsoa, e
8enjamin foJrson. Folly 9o5ngou, Lbayfes c,
NeaZock Susanna 1E-tioct b. Soseb5 San : :.
FORD bsr guardian and next tJierd William :
.1ortsoa and 4rne BIS III lats 4aae 1IsA OK =
WiHidni Hriiey, Charles Hriicy, 4ga,ba =
Hdiley. Henry A1iey George Railey Na -
~ .Me!lock 4gdfba lie Hock, a,i,i George .
Izs1tlock beirs Of George NeA,ock. deceased, ,.
AGAINST plaintiffs.
John Dickinson Frederick HVris md VII
liam Turner, defcnftnts.
TI'HE defendant Dickinson, no, having entered
has appearance and given security according
TO The at NJ assembly and the rules of tins court
ami II apnearng 70 the satisfaction af the court
that said Dickinson is nor an inhabitant Of this
state is or.teyei and aecreedby the court, that
the said Dickinson do appearhere on the second
day of May court next to answer the complains
ants bill and tina, copy of This or Ter DE Forth
with inserted in some of the Richmond newspa
pers for eight weeks successfully. and published
at the front door OF this courthouse on some court
day
A copy,
Testc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
MONDAY, Feb. 81.


Mr.. Elliot, from The committee TO whom
was referred the petition OF Benjamin En-
mons, made the following report.
he petitioner, in behaifof himself and
s,N'y associates, inhabitants ef The state of
Vermont, prays that Congress would grant
to them, fot the purpose OF settlement and
cui'Vaiion, tract of the territory lately
acquired by the United States, on the west
side oil the Mississippi, near the mouth OF
the ONO OF six miles square, on such
terms and conditions As the states COM
posing the Union have heretofore grant,
ed then lands TO settlers, or as Congress
shall deem proper.
While the committee feel no disposition
to express an opinion e adorable 10 the
prayer OF the petitioners, they believe it
would be improper to grant 1t at the pre-
sent moment. Without presuuing 10 an
uc'pate the course whic! it may lie The
Interest and policy Of the United States 20
pursue, III the disposition Of the public
lands IN Che territories west ofthe Missis.
slPpi, they beg leave to recommend that
the further consideration of the prayer Of
'he said petitioner be postponed until the
next session OF Congress.
Agreed To.
The house went into committee OF
the whole on the resolution of Mr. Kenne-
dy to lay out the money collected for the
relief OF seamen in the ports wherein II is
collected.
The committee, after some discussion
OF the resolution, rose and obtained leave
10 sii again.
Mr.. Randolph, from the committee Of
ways and means reported bill making,
appropriations for Carrying into effect the
convention between the United States and
Spain OF the 18th Of August 1902.
Referred 20 committee of the whole
house.
The post office bill was read a third time
and passed.
Mr. Thomas moved a resolution, de-
c'aring that the acceptance by John Smith
ol seat in the Senate, had vacated his
seat in the house, and instrucling the
Speaker To inform the Executive OF New
York ct the vacancy.
Agreed to.
Mr.. LeIb presented bill to amend the
charter of George Town, which was made
the order for Wednesday.
The consideration of the report of the
lolnt committee ON an adjournment Of
Congress was postponed to Friday.
The house went into committee Of the
whole--Mr. Varnum in the chair--on the
report OF Il select committee on the me.
mortal of Tennessee, &c,-which con.
clndes with a resolution for the appropri.
alton of dollars TO dcGav such 80.
penses as the President may sanction for
holding any treaty or treaties with any ma.
ton OF Indians south of tue Ohio, to ex-
tinguish Indian rights.
On motion Of DR.. Dickson the blank
was flied with $1,000 dollars.
A debate then ensued on the resolution,
which was supported by Messrs. Dickson,
Lyon, G.. w. Campbell Aston, Black.
ledge and Holland; and opposed by Mess.
). l.. MitchilI, r. Griswold and Gregg
when the question was taken, and the re-
solution negatived-Ayes az Noes SO
-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
FOR SIZE,
The Tract of Land,

kkT THEREON the subscriber now lives, con-
tanning no acres. within one mile of T.u-
Nenbnrg courthcu use, and on the waJers of Couch.
rr's creek 500 acres Of said !and is in woods. the
balance is cleared and IN fine order for cropping.
The nuild,ngs and other improvements are excel.
eur. and the land general, good. The terms
viii be made easy one hall of the purchase mo-
ney viii be required on giving possession, and the
s.l.nce in twelve months.
JOSEPH SMITH.
Lunenburg, ODD Feb 1904 VS.
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TAKEN up and comrlirJed 20 ,hc Jail of
Washington county, runaway negro man.
about feet or inches high supposed to be be-
tween so and 40 years of age, says mis- name is
JERRY, thin visage-had ON when broc to Jail
drsb colored coat. 0lne overall-, and with him
a number ot clothes, among which is 4 broad
rih'd din'ity jacket. He saws that he belongs to
John Walker Cherokee Indian. and was sold TO
7he said Walker by q Mr. Teel OF Tennessee He
was COMMIT ed to the jail Of dis county the 1lsh
day of December last. The owner is requested
TO come and prove his property, pay charges and
take him away.
JAMES LONGIEY, Tailor.
Washington county. Virginia, ,
Jan. 9th, 1904 w3m
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To cover, the ensuing season, At my stable IN
Chesterfield county, near Goodies and Bevil's
Bridges, the high-bred, well-known English,
Racer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10

a CHESTNUT, elegantly formed, near sixteen
hands high, twelve years old His perform
anoes nave been equal to any horse in England,
rs Will appear by .efcrence 20 the Racing Caen.
dars.-fle will be les 70 mares at SIX GUINE IS
the season, which NAY be discharged BY the runc-
tual payment of Twenty Dollars during the sea-
son Three Guneas the leap, TO be paid down
and len Guineas insurance, and One Dollar 10
the Groom IN each case--the insurance money de
~ andabie, If the property of the mare be changed
after the 6rst of August ne;;r IT which time the
season VIII eXpire.--Good and extensive psstu
rag, and the board of boys sent with mares cRA
rIsi but will not he responsible fo, escapes or
accidents Wares will be fed on moderate terms.
If rGquired, for which the money mus, be sent.
THOMAS BRANCH.
February ODD, 1901
DRUID was bred by Earl Grosvenor, and got
by pOtoooooooo, (son of Eclipse y his dam (the
famous Maid of Oaks) by King fIerod his
grandam, Rarity, by Matchem his great gram
lam, called Snap Dragon, by Snap his great,
great grandam, by Regulus his great great
great gr4ndan, by BaItlett's chiders his rreat
great, great, great grandam, by Honeywood's
Arabian, ont OF the dam of the two True Blues
DRUID started for the first time) at New
Market, IN the Craven Meeting. 1898, for
Sweeps axes of 500 guineas each, a subscribers)
and ran a dead heat with the Duke OF Bedford's
Top Gallant, brother to Sky Scr2per. who the
same day beat Lord EgIemOnt's Johanna for
another Sweepstakes In the same Meeting
Druid won Sweepstakes Of 1000 guineas eacb
% subscrbers) beating the Duke OF Bedrord's
Hydra
In 1904 New Market Craven Meeting. Druid
( won d Sweepstakes OF 500 grineas each, (3 sub
scribera) D beating the Duke OF Beaford's
Top Gallant; and IN the same Meetiar won die
second class of the oakland Stakes of so guinea,
each, t2l subscrbers) beating Kit Carr. Excise.
man, Buzzard. Coriander, Gohanna, Heroine.
Patriot, and several Others.
! In l795 he only started once, beine'used chiefly
as iFial orse.
! In 1875, New Market first Spring Meeting h.
won a Sweeps ak of 200 guness each, Il sub.
scribersl hearing Mr. Churohrs Post. and ..iving
him 19bs. tine rwo middle miles. The day fol,
lowing he won plarc Of sol beating Lord Sack.
ville's Silver Mr. Wilson'S Eliza, and Mr. Lords
M-lespenner, the round course, ( miles Eliza
, afterwards won the Kings Plate, and grea,
subscription at York.
| In 1897, Druid won the second class of the
( oakland Stakes, bea,ug Vme5, Spread Earle and
many OTHERS He also won rhe main of the Oar
/ land Stakes, beating The famous horse Peniu1ioo
In l79S, Druid so Plate a. New-gfar.
( ket beating Sr c. Bunbugy's Grey Hound and
} MIR GardIer's mare, the round course--and won
! the Duee of Marlborough's Plate ar Oxford, beat
/ ing mar. Ladies Truss mills heats. w.t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
A Traa Of Land,
Lost, a Tobacco Note.

Inspected AZ Byrd's Warehouse, the 5,h January
last-No- i172, 1874. 1244. Nett. viii give
reward of Two Dollars to anv person WIN will
deliver the said no,e ne. Inc inspectors at the
said warehouse notifying :, the same time it will
not be legal for anv person 70 purchase the said
note, as shall cake the legal mode al law dirett.
Cd. (wS0 JOHN JORDAN.
Goochland Slss February. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed 70. me
9bl William Clement of tne county of Anne.
lia, for the purpose of securing certain debr due
from said VIM. Clement 70 Sanuel Ford and
Pinkithman D. Booker. aching adm'rs of lsham
Clement dec VIII be exposed to sa e, for ready
money, ar chinqnipin Church, on Saturday the
3ist day Of this month, (Msrch)
A Traa Of Land,
Lying in the said county of Amelia, adjoining he
lands Of Pinkithman ID Booker, Allen Burton,
Samuel Allen &c con aiming by estimation 200
acres, much thereof as Will be sufficient to
satisfy the deb, mentioned IN the said deed
JOHN Willy, Trustee.
Amelia, March g. 1904 wSt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
1t n C2urt heH for Buck

ingham county, the 9TH day If January,
1904.
Robert Smith, Pin
vs.. -,
Oe6fs ocy.
rus defendants not having entered theiY ap-
pearauce and given security according 70 the
act " assembly and the rules of this court aud Ut
appearing 10 tive satisfaction OF the court ihaf 'hey
a-c NOT inna'rans Of ihs stare on The notion
Of ,he plaintiff by his counsel. II il o,Reyed .hat
the 5aii defendants 10 appear here ON abe second
Blonday IN April lext. and answer the bill Of Inc
plaintiff; aud that q copy Of this order be f0rth-
wit, published in one Of the public newspapers
printed iu the city ~ Richmond. for two months
succsssiyely and also posted at the from, door Of
the courthouse cf this county.
a Copy,
Teste,
(sN nor rNvC. M NTcrr
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Vendlie 3 Commission

Blu 81 y s 6.
Those who may please to favor him with their
business may depend OH good tteatulent as grear
exertous viii be made to give satisfaction.
PRODUCE and GOODS STORED and deli.
vered on the shortest notice.
w6m Richmond, f4th Dec. 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
h FRESH SUPPLl' or
cHuECH's
Patent M cdicincs,

Is JUST received aud for sale at this o.fce-includ.
ing Cough Drops, Pe6toral Pills, Eve Salvc.
Cordial Restorative Basam, Essence ( Exuaa
OF Mas ard hntiscorbutic Tn0dre Volatile
Tintture, Herb Tobacco, Aromatic SMUT. Pen.
permnt Lozcnges Botanical Tea James Pow.
ders, warranted Tooth Powder, &C. &c. &c.
Feb. %. ooyy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10

1Ae Hga Bred imported Horse
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~ BOILING BRANCH. y c.
N y + | G. f..

N y q T..
A IL persons having claims against the estate
~ of Cornelius Elicit dec are desired 20 come
forward imn'edisteiy-and those in'ebted are
also requested TO make Immediate Application. to
x (w5' TuE EXECUTORS.
20 Chesterfield, March 2, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
Advertisement.

Lunenburg. 22d Feb 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10

tFouR DOLLARS PER AKNum--pAIp Nv ADVANCED
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VIRGINIA

BERRYMAN GREEN, D. c. II. C.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
PHiLADELPRIA, Nov. 70.
MPDRTdNTi

A Gentleman OF reipcSsabuiy informs US.
that he has jca received advices from Point. Pc.
ire, tG.l through confidential friend, eating.
thar pr,vateer. called the Grandvil.. mount.
ing IS surs and thirty-Gx poaadcss, with a
complainant OF zSo men, befides feanen and ma
rincs, each armed with muikct. had srrived
there, With orders TO take all American veilel,
bound TO Hfpsniola, and hang the crews al pi-
rate,. The Grandsile was one of feet Of well
armed Chips, daily expected at Point -Petrc. in or
der TO ctaze for Americans bound to Hiipaniola.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
. Nezu Mtmbers.
FedraI Sohk 7sy.


ALAsl l,deralifm, ,ha, babel OF arifocra.
cy. is iaien, ia fallen that clothed Il, in fca,e,
and hne linen.-~Our expectations az one oiow
are CUT off, and the caafc oi this hideous ru,n
adds 10 the chagriue of all its friends Bat no
impuiaIiJn of ,reachery can he afcrib:d 10
O---,. or 70 any Of his co-adjutcr,. They mcap,
il not; but were iircere and jealous in sheir
plao for GsnSyai Ticket. not 70 much as once
dreaming of inch diima! cstaarophc All fed
etal marnur,, therefore, onsht TO be 6lenced
on thut fcore, al,ho' the conieqoence ihould be
long farewell TO the project Of a DiviGou o.
the States TO every pleaGng hope Of Orders OF
Nobility being eiabifhed in America as was
expected, from private aaa-aaces, whenever a
coalition was ehettsd.--Farcwell 10 the prof
pea OF eight per cent. oans--fandine armies
--fedi,ion, alien snd Camp sd.-csvrisgc,
hocie aad window tax! Farewell 70 the hope
of the fix,een cidcvsot Courts being terminated
to III. joya that would be derived to tn.
swell borp." by aaimita,ing oar govcrnmc ut
to the fupendous fabric OF human wiid,m."
Before our lamcntations for the erea, Lana
were ended, this new asEie,ion ha, befalen 10,
which denonara'cs that " fbe ,,obk ave fb.iy
oSvn 1vaya enemitS," and ought never 20 be e,
loo!c to act for tbenfelses LET the ancmbly-
rooms be faut up for one week, and all the fed
eral papers be fampt with black borders.
HsGsu C5ra-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28

~. lgso Rbsft- lassa DFs;s.E r.
MOTICE is hereby given. 90 the creditors
~ OF Hsbsu N. AEebnSy. Of Nswpor,. in
iaid Diadd. M.rhant,i againh whom . con.
~ifion OF Bankruptcy has been iBued and pro-
eeetcd upon. to appear atshc dwelling -hcufe cf
Ns5s~ .imwisss. Innh,lier in Providence. ON
Friday the fwenty.6us dsy az D-ccrher aexf.
~ 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon. and fhe~ csnio
Ut any they have) Why The certificate of ais die
charge ihould NOT be alluve.. nr,,i is--'sl, .-
DAVID LEONARD BARNES 3
Jxsse IF fbs D,snsf Csx,ffsr - ~ !,
a RboSs.ia DyeSil7.
y Prvii,sce, Nep. 1A,h. So. sirsr
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28

FIREl---- With regret we learn. that
Mears. Hafweil and Smead's printing cfiice.
with the Houie in which the former rcGdcd
were coufumed by ERE at Bcnniae,on on the 9Th
ind. Mon OF the printing materials and houie-
hold furniture. we under.fand, were aved.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28

DIEDI-Suddeniy. on Sunday the rrth
inf. on his pafage from Charicfon IS. C.j to
chi, place, Capt. WILLIAM SHAW %: this town,
in the Goth year Of hs age" By hi, death,
his vie, children and frieods, hsvs bcen depriv.
ci OF an sEee,ivna'e hofband, good father, a
cheerful companion, and an honcft man."
Oa Friday laa, Capt. WILLIAM LAKE.,
aged 76.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
TO be Sold at Public AuS7ao,,,

nN Wcdneidsy ,he Fifth Of December ncxr.
~ M'en o'clock 6fennon. 10, tie benefit of
the concerned. the Brisan'ine DlspArcu.. 4,
bnr,heniome ssnsl OF about ,otons by ,cgite,,
with all her materials 10 fhe lies at Swv<n
wharf. for approved indotied Mote, az 4 and 8
months, psyable a, Bank. -
ALTO her Cargo. cohGaing Of pine and oak
Board, & Plank. fcantcg. Cyprrfs .Shipgle,.
red oak hogfhcad Slaves. aud prime. Bscs aud
Pork OF New. Yo,k INFECTION. Terms al Sale.
GARDNER & DEANE, Aa2sxss,s.
Newport, Nov. as.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
RebubkeamIm The Order of tile Day.

We congratulate our friends o, th. ri.
unph OF Republican principle. in Nsnaef ictt,
and New-Iiamp(hire.-The republican tlceo-
raj ticke, ss pubifhed in this pio.1--hss been
declared by the joint commi.tsc of Ihc two
branches of the Lcgilliufe Of Maaachu.et,s to
have iuccccaed by an average majority OF more
Than 5000 votes.
10 New Hampihirc the Republican tickei
has frccceded by handiome mi rity.
There will be only fzo,iur fcderalya, eled-
ed Electors throughout the Un,on--pf coufc
Mr.. JEFFsRsoN will be re elected by an alnofi
unanimous vote.--Such an uuioa of ientinent
has not before cxifted in ocr country Gnce the
days OF WAsHIEeToN. Pnp. Pie.
The Hon James Boxd,ic, Of Bottom, has
bcen nominated by the PreGdent TO the Senate
OF the Uuitcd States, as Miniaer Plenipotco siary
10 the Coar; OF Madrid, vice the Hon. Charles
Pioknsy; and G. w. Ewing, Eiq; American
Conful at London, t,s been nominated Secre.
tary to the Legation.
Aaron Kitchell Ef9. republican and for.
mcrly Representative IN Congreis, has been
appointed Senator of the United S,ates, by the
legiasturc of New. Jeriey, vice hon. jonathan
Dayton, federalie.
The Hon. James A. Bayard j, elected
Senator OF the United States for the State OF
Delaware, to icrve until the 4th Of March next,
in the room OF the Hon. William II. Wells, re-
fgned.
DslszDzys & CsnxaitKi are the only Sia.cs
that have chofen Electors inimical to the preient
Administration
From the refuts of the elections we fec
how " republication is dsiodling" and "f.dc-
rslifm recovering rapidly It's ground! Cor-
neeticut aud Delaware vii; fsrnifh ~ electors.
out Of ia who will oppofc the rc-e!cttion OF
Mr.. JrrrERsoS !! What formidable oppo-
fition !!
DiAerence in favor Of Republication 10
MsGachuf-sn fince lsff Spfing, NINE THOU.
SAND FOUR HUNDRED NINETY
-FOUR u! -
Jero1e Bonzpare and Ire bridc were on
The rsth ina. az thsif ekesn, resssa, ncas 8sIti.
upre.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28

I Doaof Samuel L. Mitchell. of the City
OF New York, decided Republican, hr been
choicn by The L-siiliturc Senator 20 reprefcn,
teas State 10 the CosgTe6 Of ths Uaited States.
10 she room Of Gene,al Armirooe. lately ap-
|poiosci MiG ,oett, France. Mr.. Rufus King
.sas the only c?podiion candidate. The votes
food thus:
DR.. Mitchell, rs. Rufus Kiog,I4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
Frsm W.fSHf.VGTON. Noy. IA


"On M ,ndly ait the Houie of Rcpreien.
ti'ive' referred TO ieiest committees thoie parts
OF the Prshdtn,'s MeiTsgc, which relate 10 mer-
chants arming their veGels. and forcing CON-
msrcc ,a'o certain por"--to an alneiioration OF
the Louifana Governneni---so the enlargement
OF the capi,ol employed in commerce wi,h the
Indian tsi5cs--to the defence and lecurity of
our ports--io the improvement of the Mil
tia fyacm--to the inconvenience which exits
rcipetiing the trial Of prizes taken in the Med.
iteransan. The part feipeeting the lead mines
sDss referred TO tho committee OF commerce and
manufactures.
petition for an additional du,y on the
importation Of naves wa. prcienied.
rtfolutiop was offered rcfpettiog the al
lowaoce of drawback on goods imponvd into
New .OIeaas." -
By Proclamation Of the Mayor of New
York, all veiIel, arriving IN thar port from
Spain. are declared TO be fubjcet TO quarantine.
Aifo, vsa.i, arriving from Malaga. and from
any Plsc. in the Mediterranean.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28

Mf'ayeboIy HeeiStm.--..On Wedneklay
the ziit ina. number Of men being engaged in
taking down chimney. in Tanner firee,, !, un-
espetfetly fell upon. and ioaantly killed Lad,
between 9 and years ofage, ion of MI Fred
erick Altman OF this town.-Thi, fatal and
forrowhl accident ha'. in moment, deprived
family Of beloved child, and the community
of promiGng membcr.'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
NEW YORK, Nov. I6.

The brig Mary. Merry, Of Providence,
(R. I.) in a days from Crooked lnaud, with
ialt. vent afhore on the Wet Bank, in the gale
of Wednesday night lar. and went to pieces.
Every thing on board was LOFT. excerpt an anchor.
cable and mainiail, which capt. Merry got off
abe wreck yeaerday. The people came sp from
Staten. I0and yeRerday afternoon, but the cap
tain and mate remained. No liyes LOFT.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-28
CO Take Notice.

A QUANTITY Of Dry Goods and Hard
n Ware, 10 large amount, was fent 70 tbs
fubfcribe. from Bottom, in the courfe of the Ian
month, through miitake. The Owner, proving
property, and paying charges, may have ,heai
again by applying to
ISRAEL PEARSE.
Ne1gbsr (R. j. Nov. 10, 1904.
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Elsa,rsfPrGdt.f ari Vir. Prefdtaf.

"a Ntw- YoRK---Sylvceef Dsring, srrss
Fairlie, Conelius Bergeo. John icnng. Ezra
Thompfon. John Wood. C. J.. Elmcndofi, Ste
phen Miller, Albert Pawling, llssc Sargent.
John Gamer, Adam Comsock. Thomas Brooks,
Matthias B. Hildrerb, William Floyd. Joua
Earl. Joieph Eilicott. Henry Quacksnoois, A.
braham Bancker--aH usu5hears
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A few day. fince two inccudiary letter,

A few days Gnce two inccndiary letters
we're received by Hcnry P. Livinsaon Etq. at
Pouehkscpic. threatening the dcGrueiion OF his
property and bulldogs. uneis aso dolIars, were
depohted in Certain place and manner in con-
feqaencc of which tho msg CITRATE, and truftec, of
TIE village have of.rcd reward of an hundred
pounds for the deIeaiou of rhe villains.
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A report of very diarfing nature has
reached us from Nisgara-That Judge Cart.
wright snd number Of the principal judicial
officers Of Upper Canada, mort time fince, on
their psGsgc from KingRon TO York, where a
court vas to be held for the trial of Mefaiau-
"a Indisn for murder, have al perifhcd--no in.
formation having been received Of them for 10
or a days after their falling. and parts OF a
wreck having been jscn on the lake, which il
vas feared vas the uufOrauste vsdsl yhich they
were on board of.