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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06

'HE Court OF Probate Of tho town oi Wef-
Il 'e'y. having appointed the fb'efibers
Commiii onen, 10 irceisc * examine the claims
Of the creditors TO the efa,e Of Capt. Nathaniel
Siillman. late Of Wsaerly, dcces!td. recfcfcnsed
infolvrnt ard Gx mon.hs from the 6fsh day Of
November 1904, being allowed for that purpoie
--Notice is hereby given. that they vii attend
on faid buGoef,, at PapI Rhodes Hotel. in laid
Weaeily, on the fiGl Wedncfday in Dccembcrs
February, and April next, on each day. No
accounts will he sIloScd unlcfs properly au,hen-
tica,ed. SAMUEL BROWN, I Commit
JOSHUA VOsE. honen.
- All pesfcns Indicted TO faid eaate. arc
fequeaed TO make Immediate payment TO
JOHN CROSS, jun. Admin's.
WeHcrly. Nov. q, 1904. is
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06
Court Of Probate of the town Of WeG-
L terly, having appointed the fublcribcrl

THE Court OF Probate of the town Of Wef-
4 terly, having appointed the fubfcrbcn
Commifioner. 10 seceive * examine the claims
of the creditors 10 the eftate Of Cspf. Oliver
Lewis, late Of WeRerly, deccsied. Iepreicnted
infolvent; and tx months from the fifth day of
Novsmb-r 1904. being allowed for that put
poic :--Nonce is hereby given. thai shey wiIl
attend on laid buGnets az tho dazzling hoaie os
the Widow Elizabeth Lewis, in fad Wcassly.
on the 6ra Fridays in December. Fsbrpary, ADD
April next, at ten o'clock ia the forenoon o,
each day. No accounts will be allowed unlcis
properly suthenticzrcd.
SAMUEL BROWN, | Commit.
JOSHUA VOSE, ionen.
~. ALI peIions indebted to fad eRa,e, arc
Iequeied 10 make immediate payment TO
fLIZABE til LEWIS. Adnin'x.
JOHN CROSS, jon. Admin.
WeaerIv. Nov. 9th, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06

,+,h pear Of his a,e.-Diring the greatest part
hs lived temperate, snd his exit wis unsccom-
psAed with pain--hc retained his mental fscal-
ties 10 the iait---ris eye ight was 70 little in-
paired that he couliread print without The AHA.
anec o. gsaes, 10 the !ait year Of HE ex,,tence.
rhofe Who coniicr rhis an unheslrhy climate
aio ,squeRcd to produce an inltance of longevity
20 exceed ir. dagnfa Cbraz.
Al Fstningtos lCra.) on th; I4th ult.
Wnl,Am Jvoo, NJ. r. n. P. Of Oh; Gfaod
Cha,tee Oh Royal Arch Miions in COoneslico',
aged o;.
% In the jeath OF Maj. Judd. the public
have Ion an sbe. uniform aud tired pa,sior---
fccie,y an agreeable and ufc!al companion
dfeful literature. one of ito itrongea advocates.
and mott brilliant ornaments. He iervei with
intefeR 20 the State and honor - himieii, as a
military osfctr. during our revolutionary arag-
gle. aud hncc that period. has faithfully oil
charged the duties Of civil oiii ieer.--The pub
lie sill iecolett, that the decsaisd is the fame
William Judd. whole commifion of the peace
was revoked by the late General Aaenbly.---
Peace and conioa,ion 10 their pious aad virsaoas
fouls !"
Ia this town, on the 18th ul,. Mr.. ISAAC
DAYroS. ION OF the late Capt. Benedia Day.
ton, aged 10.
On the 1s,h ult. Mr.. Isaac DAYTON.
aged SO.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06
Valuable real Efatcs for Sale,

+ YING and being pleafanrly Gtuatcd in the
- healthy aud growing ViIlsgc Of W,tk/sy6.
il North. Kiogao~n. coniiIiiog OF three good
Dwelling hoo.es, with Gardens adjoining them /;
two of (aid houfcs are in the mAin Street. in the
c.nrc Of the town one Houfe has Bake
h ,uic underneath il, lacey built and all IN
good repair. Tie improvements are we'll fcnc-
od. Mn. one Water Lot, with large Wharf
aod Store, the iaisi Tor veies 10 lie 10. in a
form, OF any in the pl1ec.--Ldszoys. number
OF Lots of Land, fuitable for hoaie lots. lesersl
of them adj Dining the ihlp channel, and bmc OF
th.n 10 the centre OF th: rown. ADs, a tsstt
ot LAID about three quaftcn oi mile out OF the
town, contsining sboat eleven acres, fuitable
for meadow or psfuring, aud Que and an half
acres of Wood land. The particulars. and el..
cance Of fitus,ion Of fsid Houfes and Lois, be-
IN, TOO tedious to iniert in an Advertisement. /.
,h. pcifon wanting the whole, or either Of them.
is invi,ed to call on the iubicriber and view
them. The terms Of pay nent vii! be made eafy,
on approved feeai;y or be will exchange
them. or a p,I Of them for Farms, either 10
this State or Conoetiicut.
Ii the above are nor fold by the 6ra Of
March next, the greater part will be TO Let !;
50 the lobfctiber intends retiring from buGneb |;
and will ftl all his i.ock in trade, coniiaiog Of
a gcn,ee! sG,rmen; Of DRY Goods, Hard Ware.
SC. and win let the Shop & Stose which he
nov improve, for laid buhnch.
The fubfcriber returns his grateful thanks
TO the Pubic, and his old Cuaonrfs 40 psr,co.
lar, Who have favored him with their cotton
upwards OF 4S years, as he hz, now determined
| to rcti,c from the ipcumbrance of trade.
BENJAMIN FOWLER.
IY;<Ty,y1 Dee ID Soi I8
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06

\ dN-OAHto R1Ci.4NS6 tf~
Courier Of the 9th infant, refpedA
the Infamous murder of Mr.. TAN,
mate of the armed flip Pilgrim of Phi
ladelphia, at Cape Francois, was in
iome reipe6ts incorrect. The follow
ing particulars We are furnilhed with
by gentleman who was an eye wit
nels of the whole tranEa6ion. -
1t would fesm that two unfortunate
Nenchmen together with fome mulat-
toes, had been introduced on board
this veheI probably with the know
ledge of all the oficers) and fecurely
flowed away under deck with the
cargo. BY fome means, Information
reached Chriitophe that they were
concealed on board. Mr.. Lynch the
fpercargo, and Capt. Chiffon being on
hore, declared their ignorance of any
perfons being concealed on board
The commander in chef Immediately
diipatched guard of folders N
board the fhip, who tore up the deck
over the heads of the unfortunate fu-
gitives, and together with Mr.. Tate,
Che being the commanding officer
then on board) forced them on lhore.
On their landing upon the wharf, the
unfortunate American faw but too
plainly the fate which awaited him,
and addrefling himfelf to his amazed
countrymen, he exclaimed, " Ameri-
cans !! 7UiN you thus fec me dragged TO
execution like a deg, and no one Rep
torsOard to oDsrt my innoeenee"---
+" Yes" faii one, Ga Mr.. Smith, flu
percargo of veHel from Baltimore
"I will fpeak for you !"-infantly a
centinel was ordered 10 run him thro'
with his bayonet, but he elcaped by
fpringing into his boat, and initantly
putting of. The priionerS we're then
lehup to the public )eaIes ! Mr.. Tate
. and the two Frenchmen had halters
placed about their necks, mounted
TINS temporary icaftold, and were
precipitately launched into eternity !!
The arms of the Frenchmen were
pinioned, but thofe of Mr.. Tate were
left united, and in his fruggles he re-
peatedly caught hold of the cord by
which he was fufpended, and entirely
removed it from his throat, the cord
pafling round his chin and the back
of his neck, in this manner he expir-
ed As he mounted the ladder, he
faid, {" americans : americans die
tbii ignsminious deafb-.tor duly exeeat-
Ing my orders 1.-The feelings OF the
Americans on this occafon may be
more readily felt than deicribed.
Char. Courier.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06
FROM RUSSIA.

Captain Oakes, who arrived on
Thurfdayirom St. Peterlburgh, Ruilia,
informs that a feet of fix ihips of the
line was fitting out, which was faid to
be defined for the Mediterranean
that the fquadron which had lately
been in the North Sea had pafed the
found or its return; that there were
reports that war was expected be-
tween Rufia and France, but they oc-
caGoned little converlation. AT FL
fneur, Capt. Oke: heard, that a diff
ference fubE(fed between Sweden
and France; but nothing was iaid as
to the consequences which were ex-
peaed to follow from it. Bot. Dem.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06

NOTICE is hereby given. ,ha, the fabfcrib-
~ er has been duly sppoinicd Ad,niniAIa,or
TO the cita,e Of ESauard Coy, late OF Tivsrsoo.
deecsfe', and ha, taken upon himieif that ,rult.
by gving bondss as the law diretis.--Ail pcrfons
having any demands upon the etsate Of the faid
dccealcd. are required to exhibit the fame and
all peri1us indebted to fad eitate, are called upon
10 make pay mert without delay TO
BARNEY CORY. iof Weapor)
Admisarofo,.
Dtcemher a IeoA.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06
ys,a rreeiu'i. and aoqv egsysd tSr )ais BY
ISAAC AUSTIN.

& UPERFiNE. feccnd. .bee, middling, and
~ low priced Broadcsoths.
Dc. DO. Caiiimeies.
Do. d.. Toiienc,, Swanfdowns, &c.
From 4 TO o. excellent Roie Blankets.
CanbIicks, various width, aud prices,
Scotch St India Book. Mullin, and Book. Hand
kerch,ets.
A ie~ pieces Of royal patent Cord. very fupe-
fior,
An exteD6ve aGoument of Hats, from =, CcA,s.
20 dollars so Gents each.
iJS, qo1yraxfed Gyoeeries, ar sEuai, eouEe;ng u
Hyton-ikin, fouchoos sad oohea Teas,
Eat and Weh-ind Sugars,
Cofee, Pepper. Ginget, Nutmeg.
FIsih Flour.
ExceiIeat Havana Honey, Molsfes, SC.
Csih, and a generous price will be given
for good clean Fax-Seed. E.
Newport, Izth M. 4'h, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06

ParfnsJbip Di00lvsd.

NOTICES hereby given. THAT the paItnertbip
/ Not Nathaniel Briggs & Brothers. .was diIov-
ed by mutual agreement on the 6rtt day OF De-
cember inf. The bufoefs will in future be
carried on under the firm Of Samuel Briggs and
Company. SAMUEL BRIGGS.
BURTON BRIGGS.
Nesu. Sboreham, Dee. w, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06

MARRIED --.On the zSsh inf. Mr..
JoHN EAsroN, 10 Mrs. SALLY CILLERY.
widow OF he late MIR. CiEery. aud daughter of
Mr.. Henry Glaiding of this town.
AT Por,fnoutb, on the zzd uh. Mir. Pc
Lsc HaADLY, 20 Nils AsiGAIL CoRir,
daughter Of Mr.. Samuel Corey, bo,h OF that
town.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06

as an event among the recent and fuc-
ceflive changes, than which n6one has
given greater iatisfa6tion. 1t ohftrves
the people have julily wiihed more
determinate fyitem of government.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06
N E w p o K L,
Thurjaay, Dec. 6, 1904.

feiterday, the Electors OF Preii-
dent and Vice-Prefident, met in their
reipe6tive States throughout the u
MON, and gave in their fuHrages for
the two irf and mott important Off
ces in the Gift of the American people.
The refulr will undoubtedly be an al
mott unanimous vote for JEFFER-
SON and CLINTON.
Nothing of a very interefting ma
ture has been received from the feat of
government 6nce our laf, excepting
the Report of the Secretary of the
Treafury, by which it appears that "a
bove Fifteen Millions Of Dollars cf the
public debt has been paid within the
lait three years and fix months. This
important document ihall be given to
the public next week. In our next
we ihall alfo refume detail of the pro-
ceedings of Congrels.
GENERAL TURREAU, Grand
! Officer of the Legion of Honor, ap-
pointed Minilter Plenipotentiary of his
Majeily the Emperor of the French,
to the United States, was on the 2,d
ult. received in that character by the
PreGdent.
The New-V -Vampihire Gazette of
the a7th ult. has turnifhel us with
the following intereliing information,
viz. That the Republican majority
for their Electoral Ticket, amounts
10 SEVEN HUNDRED and Two.
ls The lat accounts from the Mediterranean,
arc OF the mott glorious kind. Wniie the Eu-
ropean governments have 10 general tamely fob
miited 10 the iu.u.,s OF, and become tiou tafy
10, the petty powers of 8a,bssy, il "a, reieryed
for America, a new country. With an ir'sot ma
| Wy, 20 give an effedual check TO the daring ma
rsudsr. The American Gag Is now proudly
| Triumphant in the Mediterranean, aad the thun-
der of the American cannon has proclaimed on
| the flores Of Africa, ,hst Tree people will not
| faffcr themfel,-s 70 he inflated wi'h impunity.
| The nsmes OF P,eblc, Stenett and Decatur. will
90, fnon he forgotten by the Tripclines s..
they have given them 'siting remembrance ol
their rrowef..--Much credit is due 20 our wife
ard iSH admioiarsiion, for the prudent ard
energetic msainIes parued by it Oh this occa-
Gon. treeman's Jour.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06

Aad ps0slTou siDem fse zsfb Of Maeb stxf.
A FARM, hfrated in Moth. Kingaowus
"A about 3 miles from WEXFORD, coItnioing
one hundred acres Of excellent land, wjsn susta-
be proportion Of m.sdow, tilIsges Paanie, and
wood land, we'll wsscscd, wph convenient
Dwelling houic and fomc ops bsildings thereon.
For terms arPly to
SAMUEL CARR.
North Kieeao~n. Nov. i3. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06
CUSTOM HOUSE.

DFrH ~ NtivP7H, Def. o.
ENTsRgp, F,sn
Sloop Succefs, Howard. 81. Ctoix
Schr. Pegaiu', HndGon. Havana
Ship Commerce Lawton, Amf,rdam
Sl,op Lydia, Potter. Alexandria
Brig Alfred, raggar, Exuma
CLIARRD, Fer
Sloop Aurors, Cihoons, New York
10. fsiendih'p, Spencer, Baltimore
Brig HrUuIe1 Counney, Phillips. Cha'leton
Sloop Sally, Chace, do.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06

A JoURNEyMAN Boot s. Shoe. Maker.
4 y who is we'll acquainted with the bu!incis.
---Ai'o, an active Boy. about ~ or fs year. OF
age, az an appren'icc. Aoply 60 the fubfcrihsr.
who kesps conssndy 90 hand. generaI sI IT.
mcnt Of BOOTS and SHOES.--Thsfe who
favor him With their CATION. may dencnd oa
having their work well done, az the Ihor,ct mo-
ure. JOHN DAVIS.
Newpor,. Dcc. &, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06

ao,cil

In consequence the governor has ifTaed ms
proclamation, declaring the twenty gentlemen,
who were iuPported By the sepublicans, daily
eleaed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06

The Natchez Gazette mentions the
inauguration Of Governor Claiborne,
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NHE Hoo. Cont OF Probate ot the town
4 ot hrie- -comptoo. having appointed the
fubicfiben Commlthone,s, to receive and ex-
anime the clainn ~ the creditors to the eAa,e of
Sarah GBsrS. tran6en, psrfon. lately decraied
q, faid Lit,e-ccmpron. repreien,ed iniolvent /;
sad hx months beios ALLOW cd TOR that pospoir:
Nonce Is hereby given. that they vii ATTEND
on isid bshaeis at their reipctiise dweiliags. at
any tine wishin the period above mentioned.
No Accounts will be received unlefs pro-
peTly at,eted.
PHILLIP wILBoR.
THOMAS BURGESS.
Al pcrfcn, Indebted 70 the above mentions
efts'e, are eatnciily called upon 10 make imme-
dia,c pay mcnt 20
ISAAC WILBcR, Admixlqsafsr.
LIME. compfo~. Asv. aSth. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06
Nrw.YoRK, Nov, "a.

The wards in which we calculate on fuc-
cefs, fsid Mr.. Coleman, very wisely. are The ill.
I'd, I'D. 9Th and 9th. Inaead of incceeding IN
fve Of the nine wards, ihe federal party incceed-
ed bet in favs and in one Of thcie but BY a
majority Of twenty-five votes. ] iuPpoie Mr..
Coleman viii think that the people are every
where mad. Maaachefe,s ,evsirfisnized, New
Hampfh;rc in the fill tide Of Jseellfs! sxpe'i.
axnf, and the federal party. alas reduced al
mo& TO nothing in the Ciiy ct New YORK
'Tistoo much. S"'Sfn'
PsNnssIvANIA.--C return, OF tn
number of votes given 10 she levetal counties o
the State of Pcuofylvspis, for the electors o
P,eddent and Vice. PrsGdent. having been mad
90 the Secretary of the Cousmonwealth-th
following Is declared to be the refuIt-:
Republican ticket zs,io3
Federal ticker. fi79
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15

| $4,000 tickets At 10 dollars each, 10000
N. Prizes subject to deduction of Ii per
cent.
This lottery has been authorized by the Legs
iatlre OF Virginia, for the laudabe purpose of e
rethng seminary Of leaning in or nj ar the me-
iroroiis OF this state. With this view. it is con.
tempeted to raise 20 600 dollars, and @ 500 dollars
IN addition for defray ng the c&ponses attendant
on drawing the lottery Citizens OF the first re.
spetiabtiy have been seios,ed rs trustees, and
;hey have pledged Themselves re use their utmost
eXertionsto crrry i, in,o eaet The scheme has
the a5yan'agc Of giving to each adyeLturer,
chance 10y Some very large prizes, whilst the pro-
portion CT prizes to blanks, is 50 great As TO invite
The friends Of the in ended institution 10 pastake
IN the Lottery, with very lite risk Of their becom-
ing losers. The Of The state is 70 be ap-
pointed 10 receive the money for the tickets as
they are sofa, and 10 pay the amount OF The pri.
zes 90 the fortunate Adventures Il is believed
that the above considerations viii induce a rapid
sale OF tickets, aud the drawing will commence as
soon as sufficient number shall i've sold 80 7uho-
me (which 1t IS believed will DC on the second
MONDAY in December next.
Richmond, January 81, 1901.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
c0Ny lPYOMc.

/. Il shalt b. printed from INC last London ed.
ZION, and be puh'i acd in isny Oe,ayo Volumes,
during yle yeag-} Co.
II. IL shall ne delivered 10 chose Subscribers
who axe it in Volumes, at Two dollars per Vo-
lume in boards
Ihose who wait FOR the completion of the
Work, may have il either ;st Sixteen Dollars N
boards or IA q good and handsome binding, at
Twenty boilers paJabs on delivery.
ItwiUbe enriched with Two ,gnuie sheet Maps
One # the Eastern. tine other Of the Western
part oi the Roman Empirs--A Map of the parts
vt Europe and Asia adjacent to { 5nstantino.le.
and IN elegantly engraved Head oftbe author
= Subscriptions rrceive! bg SAMUEL PLEA
s&N s, r. Eicim0H cb
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w LID d 3 v IL,

IA/ILL stand at my stable the ensuing sea-
Y son, and VIII be Iet TO mares ~ - Dollars
'hc season, payable Use l5tn March, 1905, or Il
Do.lals the single leap paid tx ;hc stable door :
but The season NAV he discharged BY The payment
Of 10 Do.ar5d paid by the 18th Sepicmhernsxt.
on g Doiars If g. twi % the mares. wiki 25 cents
TO GROOM on either case ExccIicnt pasu.aqe
gratis. and thc greatest attention viii Le paid, bur
300 liability for escapes or other accidents. Mares
may be fed on grain at the 'oarke, price, and
boys sent to be under my direction, will have
their board gratis.
WILD DEVIL will be seveu years old next
June, "a beautiful bay, Is hands . inches high. Of
elegant form, strong nerves, aud remarkably
hugthy. lie was got bv old Dare Devil, ous Of
very fine f,-l bred Wild-Air mare. lie stood
az MIR John Anderson's in Hanover, l.st season.
VI. ANDERSON.
February !. 1904. 3yv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
FOR SHE,
THE ESTATE, CALLED
V A Rim A.

I Y1NG on James river, in Hen,ico county
Il twelve miles from Richmond. and about the
same distance from Petersburg The quarti,v of
land aoout 30 acres, OF which 500 .,e OF the best
quality n Jhe state FOR wheat, Wing IN a gentle
and umiorm slope entirely above floods, corlrete-
~ tree from stumps and all obstrnaions 20 the
plough yet continuing IN strong heart The re.
mainder IS mostly, rather uncommouly high aud
lrn uoe marsh, ahcu, one fourth cleared 10 or
- acres completely surrounded ,y GOOD bank of
cay, winch Gas Urcn cxicnded, Win the vicvt Of
retaining the whole, far as about two thirds
~ the requisite distance. The wool which can
be carried almost 'rorntn stuiup on boafd large
sea Nes-s upon two 5pJfs, 10, the distance OF
'hiee iou'hS OF q Wae 'lorg the sk;r,s Of ihc f,-
rest, VIII pay All The expenses Of .eclsir-irg Ma
my times over n part which was rueriy re-.
CLAIMED from ihe tide. proved H., ,ncueh Tor TO.
0dtco, and brought several immense crops cf II
"'h9u' sae"m5 possibility oleNhars.1n The
n'af'n aoounus with that tall md fine natural
grass 'ne h'y OF which though, by numbers
ptierabie 90 tmothy.--h few valu, bic NEGROES
falseu ON VIC lioce' VIZ, three men and q woman
ass about. score Of COWS end oxen Of the
Nmpim'i and Botuton breed mixed. some othey
s'cchI about score and half cf Span,sh evyes
'-f' nearly pure McfiHo's blood, and 100 barrels
o. c3r1' W hc iclt on the place The tenaul +.
o3und 10 furnish seed ard ,ow afil CROP OF ~ heat
abcu zoo acrc5, in dlc time The esia,e will he
sh-wn ,ovisilsuts, by Mr. Morcc Bates and Mr..
Nadio1d living cp"1 IL tit. George Icqcr-
son cf N'chmcaj, or Mr. Thomas Es.on RAM
doipA wiN make known, thc tetns to arolitarre-
ana will either of her, conclude Dar-7in. which
The proprietor VIII r4dfy
IF December 81. feae
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YXTHEREAS John Cha!lia, d s for Joshua
~ Cha'fln, sheriff OF Amelia county, has Tile
gally a7d contrary olaw, on the 26,h day of ,he
ias' month, sol" the following properly belonging
to me, to VII oIe egro boy named ED, and one
negro woman named Judy, 30 ihomas Brown,
amp one sorrel horse so lsrph Brown. This noe
tee is hereby iorewarning the said Brown, from
selling or parting with the SAID property a. mov-
ing the same out Oftois STATE; end FL! persons from
buying or trading Cor The same. at ,heir peril as
the said proper mas been sold Contrary t. law,
and all advantages W be taken.
SAM'L a JACKSON,
ChaIIoue County, Vir.jn'a.
5th December, 1906. eri
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H'grtH'0 CnI iofte Cru,V,
.1muay lctb. 1904.

H'gg,4'0. CoH iof,e C7UVp,
oIH' fnuGly lstb, 1904.
n You have moved our az this state. ard
= len no agent known To me. you viii
PN's 70 'a.c nctice, that shall on The 2lth C5tn
ari 25th Of April next. ar Charloue cour,Eo,,-s.
n ,cscd 10 AXE be deps,itions VI the vitpec,ee
boo suit brought by ra,teif AVID others a.-7ir.-
you, ~ the county coor. of Chsrottc. a. ,st,;.h
time and place you may attend or oot, as you
please.
SAMjEL y JACKSON.
Mr. TouN Eaxr~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
IWenty Dollars Reward.

, AN away from the Manchester Turnpike,
- on the iO5h inst. d LIGHT Mulatto Man, na-
med ACk, about d or 25 years old, rather over
the middle stature, abad couuren~ nee when spoken
10. large mourn wijh bushy head of hair; his
clothing IS .r-h as iaDourers usually wear, which
he MAJ probably change. ] have reason to sus-
peG he viii enaeayor 10 make his way to some
Of tie notlteri states and pass rs fyee man: il
IS highly probable he may have obtained a free
pass. All persons are hereby warned against
carving him ont OF the STAG, or en- ertainiug or
employing him in any capacity whatever.
The above reward win BE- paid 20 any person
who will deliver him to me, or Ten Dollars If he
Is lodged in any jail Ia the state, and information
gwen to me so that get him again.
w. TKUEHEART
Hanover County. Dec. ooh. 1908 5w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
AeAINcky LaNd n N0le.

AeHiHC&Y Lan6 for Safe.
ONG TRCT concerning 1900 acfes, lying in
\ ? be county of Fleming, on ,Ls wa,ers Of
Lict IS
One do do. 1900 do DO. d.
} "a the county Of Ma.
One do. d. 500 do son, o. OHIO river *
NLawrcnce's Crcc.
Ore do do oooo do in the ca. cf Clarke
'n Kentucky river
Tie above viii be sold err low, Or eNchan-.
ed for properly in uis STATE.
THOWfS NORVEIL
Pichmoud, Jaw OH 1904. n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15

T. order Of tho Board Of Directors Of tie
-, - -'i@''neeter lufawA- Company the ,ocL.
h9idcrs are hereby required Co. ,s.. tr frrti.r.,,
~ seven and aa i'7i dola-s. or each s,,arc a.to
tne neots Of lhe Fr1asarer. ON fore io. t.,st
day OF Apr, nest.
JAMES BRAEDER. Clerk.
Manchester. oh 81, 1907 l...ft