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IN VIRGINIA..

179. From Randolph c. h. to Frank
linya once in two weeks
Leave Penrsleton c. h. every other Thursday
at m and arrive al Randolph c n by II
m. Leave Randolph c. h every other Thurs
day At > m. and arrive at Psnt.c,cn c. h. by
s p. m.
leo. From Prince Edward c. n by Hunters
tavern, to Lynehhusg once week.
Leave Prince Edward c. h. every Saturday at
a w and arrive at Lynehburg Sunday by 6
pm. Leave Lynchburg every Monday q, o u m.
and arrive at Prince Edward c. h by 6 pm
l6l From CampbelIc by pittsylyania C. n.
TO DsEyiIlc once in two weeks.
Leave Canpbellc h avery other Monday 1t
8 m and arrive ar Danville on ussdxy by 6
p m. Leave Danville every other Wednesday
a. m. and arriye Al npbell h. on ThuJs-
day by 6p IN.
NOTES.
l. The Pnst-rns.,er General may expedite the
mails and alter The tirnes OF arrival and depar-
to al any time. duong the Continuance of the
contracts, he STIMULATING an adequate compensa/
ton TOR any extra expense that may be ocoz toned
thereby.
Fif'sen minutes shall be allowed for open.
ing aud Closing the pals at all Offices where no
particular time Is specified
For every thirly rninu,esdelay unavoidable
accidents cxcepSed) in arriving after the time
prescribed in any conrad, the contractor shall
forfeit one dollar and if the delay continues ur
til the departure ofany depending matt whereby
the mails destined for each depending mail lose
4 trip. an addItional forfeiture of sve dollar,
shzi be incurred.
Newspapers as well as letters are 10 be sent
IN the mail; and ifany person making proposals,
desires o carry newspapers. other than those
conveyed IN the mail, for his own emoument. he
must E,ate in his proposals for what sum he will
carry with The emoument, and for what sum
without that emolunent.
D. Should any person making proposals desire
an alteration oe the times Of arrival and de narrar,
above specified, he must state IN his uTopo,,ls
the alteration desired ard the difference they will
make ia the terms of the contrad.
o. Persons making proposals. are desired to
state their prices by the year. Those who con.
taet Will receive theitpay quarterly in the rnonhs
OF August, November, February and Nav. in one
month after the expiration Of each quarter.
Z. No other than fee white perEon shall be
employed 70 convey the mail.
Where the proposer intends to convey the
man IN The body of a stage carriage, he is desired
TO state IL in his proposals.
y. The Post master General reserves TO HIM
Selt the righi Of declaring any contract at an end
whenever three failures happen which amount to
the loss of "trip each.
10. The Contracts for an. above routes are 10
be in operation on the first day of of ober next.
and arc to continue in force for two years
GIDEON GRANGER,
Posf-hasfer General.
CENERAL Posr-OFrIcF,
UegsLf-efo, /-t., < r..f-.,-.-. 1oce
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al hereby certify. thar the chestnut horse Buzz.
zafd late the property of Christopher Wilson,
Esq. was bred by me, and thar he was got b.
Woodperker his dam By Dux, out of Curiosity,
by Snap -Regulus. &c Curiosity was the dam
of pantaloon, Justice, Faith, Sc
EGREMONT.
Tes,e, JaMEs WxArHERsy.
5 BUzzAkD has arrived at his stand. in high
health and spirits ~. RIvEs
March 30. 1905,
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CERTIFICATES.

We, whole nsmes are heTeunto fubfcrib-
ed, do certify that we have bred cola from
XApvsEsr, Tor fren Of his ge,,) THAI they
are Of fine fize and form, and from their pl G.
TENT appearance bid fair'Io make capital hor-
fes, either for sh- turf or any other fer,icc.
We allo believe him TO be as fure fosl get
ter as any horie III The fate. Given snder
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TO PRINTERS

Printing Materials foy Sale.
I oTo PsirSs, Pea. EngIish. Double Pics.
- Lines Enslish, French Cane, ro..'
Lives Plea. Five lin = Plea. seven T.;ns. pc
Nire Lines pea, ia. ,een.I Lines Pica. 81,
reea Lines Plea, Nineteen .tss Plea, Oso,sf;.
ons, Fooiscap ard DENY .;hases, and Cascs
PR0ssER & MONcURR'
pHhmond. Ssreh %. 1903 We
TUSf RECbfVFD,
rs Psesan's' Boct StBe Risbsaoz &, a osyyei,
earf ass@7me0tqffb heat
p r " K n | v f. S,
Wlsish viii be sold by sAs sir 10 or lSzsa.
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y
John Coles, fr. Geo. w. II Mipse.
Waiter Coles. Major Wilcox.
Miles Selden, fr. Geo Cooke.
Miles SeIdeu, jr. James Stewart.
John Edloe. john Chriaisn.
Z. P. Chs mberlsyne. Hsm'in Wilcox.
John Rosne, jr. VIM SonthaIl.
c Hargiion. John Colgia.
John hinge.
| do heteby certify that 10 the fpriug,
1903, / law and took particular notice OF a
nsmbcr Of Gotta. which were in paaure
where the Imported Stirring then food--a
comfortable proportion Of them by import
ed horfes, sraong which were feveraI Of
KnowaeY'sy and thor them equalif not pre-
fer,ble TO aug that were ti,ere. Given I'M
der my hand, &c.
BRIGHTBERRY BROWN.
Albemarle, Jan. :, 1905. (wst)
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sse cslss,s,sa E4sli.s s,aliiioa.
BUZZARD,

60 famous For getiing ca
M%FA - pi,al racers. Is JUST arm
w IN we'd from, ,l LoSd ion !. and nd. will in
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WILLIAM WOODS.
JAMES KINSOLVING.

rebruary, 1905.
p. S. Any gentleman putting Ok mare.
hsH have one covered gratis.
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csc, JAMEs WEArhERay

re noled ana mKeA edmired 70 !. -a Horse
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rBw COPIES or
{ u X II a MS S PEEC IIES
FOR sUsscRrgERs,
<rs Just rcsJvcs 81 mis Office.
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whatfocver, there can exin any cafe in which
the Judiciary os the country Can eXercfe iurif-
shSlioa over any OF The rneu,;->rs OF the corps
Diplomatic; nor TO the above political writers,
nor the declaration 9th above mentioned pow
ers, neither do the general practice or cuitons
thereof, authorize the ridiculous condition of
OBTAINING under impriionrent, thoic vino en-
iov the protection of the laws OF nations, pro-
z,iGed there p,ecedet a rorjcnt fran tire ,nig;Rer
or Ga,5aTa9or. fla iimilar rule could have any
exittonce, the diplomatic members who are die
tinguilhed by their rank and fervices, thofc who
have the courage to depart from their country,
their parents, and their property, would be-
come, in fact, noughs bu: vile mercendry wret-
ches pofet, TO the whimical caprices, Of mi
nite-f No, this r;lle or maxim can only take
it's exiitsnce in the code Of the prefent governor
OF Pennsylvania, but this is not only diiowned
by the laws of potentates, but alfo expunged
and prohibited by politicians OF all nations and
ages.
The bounds that have prefcii5ed.to myfelf
in this demand, and the aim TO which it tends,
precluc!es me from rendering notorious the mo-
tive by which the governor IS condu6 was a6lua-
ted without this impeachment could tear the
veil that conceals the real Intentions OF magii-
trate who. excited nv the influence OF his fon-in-
law, either is ignorant of what he has done him
felt in this af,r, or elfe he has iacrihced his own
authority to family connection or to a participa-
tion of private enmity.
The refutation of what is contained in the or
der or warrant from the governor of pennfylva-
MIA, and the arguments and proofs that vrdicate
my innocence, in the affair that caufss the per-
fecution Iexperience, would alto he incoherent
things unconnected with this document, aud
foreign to the infpe6tion OF conerets. My APP
p!ication TO them is, in order only that they may
calculate and meafnre in their wif1om, the de-
gree of offence done to the prerogatives of the
laws of nations; and if they find hat mine are
lacerated by the conduct of the governor of
Pennsylvania, folCt from the honorable con-
grefs, n fatiSfaction proportional to the offence
and properly fitted by example 70 put flop in
future to outriges, whole refuts may become
fatal 10 national peace and at the fame time
pray them to be good enough 10 declare the il
legality of the iteps taken by the f,id governor,
and that my perfon has been and fills exempt
ed from the jurifdiaion of the magiltratcs aud
laws of this commonwealth.
l have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
With fentiments OF all refpe6f and
confederation,
Your moft obedient fer
want,
(Signed) JOSEPH CABRERA.
+ Phiiad. Jan. IL, 1908.
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- UN away from the fubfcriber on the end of Ia
N nuary lait, a likely negro man named Amp,
but frequently goes by the name of Armlead, he is
upwards OF twenty-five years Of age about five feet
feven eight inches high, of yellow complexion
has noie rather large, and fpeas quick when inter-
rogated. He has been hired to Mr. John Voolfolk
for three years Pa for the purpofe of taking care of
ftage horfes, at Todd's, in Caroline expect he will
endeavor toPafs free man, and is lurking about
fome town. Whoever will deliver the faid fave to
me, or confne him in Jail 70 that get him again. all
receive the above reward Matters of veies & Others
are cautioned again employing carrying him out OF
the fate at their peril. LEWIS COLLINS.
Caroline, April 2e. (FswD
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DON Joseph CABRERA.

We clofe the communications made to us on
this cafe with the preient paper. 1t feems Mir.
Cabrera confdered Congrefs as pofefiiug pow
ers co-exen!ive and imilar 70 thoie of that Cor
greE which, (though Grgle chamber,) con-
dueed America through the pcrils and dangers
, of revolution, and which exercifed all the
functions Of a legislative and executive.
lie accordingly addrefied the following let
fer to the ipeaier of the houie of reprefenta.
tives, in which houfe it was read, and ordered
to be returned, as the nature of The fuhjed
placed it within the cognizauce OF the execu-
= tive alone. 1t was read the 10th Janua-
syy and returned on the cath, and application
Tas then made to the prefidentof the United
Mates aurora.
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PHILADELPHIA, iotb Januay, 1908.

Sir,
intake the liberty to inclofe to you a petition
\ ylte houfe of representatives, together with
e documents annexed. Thofe documents
te Submissive ofthe fscts that / efahlih in
Rhe iaitNpeth;on, and whereas you muit con-
keive thoie documents to he ofthe hgheh i'm
Iportance 70 me, ifball take it as a very parti-
yculsr favor, if affer YOU will have taken every
GeceGary inveffisation, YOU will have the good
eis TO forward the faid five documents back to
me again.
Deign, tir, to intereG yourielF in behalf of
foreigner who makes application To you, and
ho, with the highef fenfe of acknowledge
fnt and ultimate confederation,
Has the honor to be,
Sir,
Your mon humble
q And very obedient- fervant
JOSEF CABRERA
TO tie Ion. TIE Speaker ofthe HoHe cfRfprse"-
fativeJ oftbe United Ststr5.
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BENJAMIN STETSON,

INFORMS his friends and the public in general
i he has for fale, 400 gallons Hollands Linfeed Oil
White Lead and spanih Brown ground in Ollie
Patent Green ground in ditto. Verdigrife and
SPanifh Brown, dry g by 10 Window Glafs, & Put
~; I'd, Sd, I'D, Cd, Sd, Iod, and god Nails, two
Caiks Spike Nails, Bar Iron, German and Bleered
Steel; general afortment of Iron Hollow Ware :
10 Hhds. Moanes, French Brandy WeR-India and
New-England Rum, Tea, Coffee, loaf and Brown
Sugar, Chocolate, Mems, fine and coarle Shoes, La
dies Kid & Morocco and Leather Slippers; Boxes
Cotton and Wool Cards a1oried; half pint and quart
Tumbers fmall invoice elegant glafs, Rone ware,
German Ozenburgs, 5oiachs Salt, Novalcotia Grind
Stones and many other articles in tore, which he will
fell cheap for cath or country produce.
April 2-liawl Pm.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

- AN AWAY from the fublciiber, on the 25th of
y March Taft, negro man named ZACHARY,
about FIX feet high. Of dark yellow complexion "a
bout rs or 30 years Of age, very hrong and active
iehaS loft hisupperGore teeth, has wide mouth, large
white eyes, and very bufdy hair; his clothing was
MKT Virginia doth. lie rafed in the eilate Of
Col Thomas Roane deed 1t is probable he is Turk
ing about Mrs Sally Campbelrs, in Egex cotnty.
where lie has wife, or at fome OF the plantations
which did belong to the iaid decd
The above reward will be given to any perfon who
will deliver him to me, feeure him in Jail, 70 that
get him again.
SAMUEL GRESHAM.
April -. Jaw
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Z 'HE fJjtyi5sr ,Djes 10 fHt5e HOUSE = LOTS
in WA5qmy7ae 7obeyeoa b. y5Gdfdbs k56 ycqy--
there foay ct groye}. 4o5 cowJ5rfllt d.rf
linz, ard rVryy aee,6ry onf bopS bar nfvo otfvc,, II
Eine'>d in agrrobe bari ef5refy, and fe9l1 br 81
Tlazcr u brTi0c rveeleaf qoafey tie lpof 7beItms
are one tbogfard dsRsys
HILLZ>dR1 1fChNDLISH.
WiHf--3tvrs, bfaeeb Is. (3!&law2@)
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LOST,

Three certificates Randing on the books Of the
conmirlioner Of Loans for the Fate Of Virg in
the name Of John Guilick Virgo
One certificate of per cent Rock inued the I7sb
Of April 1893, No $685. for % dolls. 81 cents--One
ditto per cent deferred flock iGusd the fame time
No sI4, for dollars % cents-One ditto per
cent Rock inued the fame time No. SIG, for u dol
lars. April 4. (oaw6w0
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
P. TINsLEY,c c.

April 25.-eFom. r. r
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FISHER s. LRSuEuR.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, LARGE SUPPLY Of
GROCERIES,, qjs:

NGuscovADo Sugar ; Pepper, Pimento, Cloves
I'VE Belt Green Coffee Nut,nrps. Mace and
Double and iipgle refined : Cailia y-T
Loaf Sugar Madder, Brimfone, Al
ks,aii Molailes and IRE lun and Copperas
XXI, kie - Spaniih & Bengal indige
Old Antigua, Jamaica, 5 Spermacet Oil
Santa Cruz, st. Kits J CoIoring,
and N. Z, Rum Picisled Salmon and cd
Old Cogniac Brandy s Fiji
Holland Gin ) New York Candle. an,
Madeira, Port, Sherry, Soap
Ienerlfte and Malaga Gun Powder
Vine, ; Patent Shot flm to ss
Bottled Port ord Claret 2 Thomas eipsr's c,,,fT
Caldwell, Frafure & Cos : Maccaba 10
fuperfne Chocolate Porter Corks
Young EiyIon, Souchorg, : Gin Cafes
Imperial, and few ca s Dernijohns
nihers containing lib. Cut qrt & pint Decar,csS
Gun powder Tea Plain art g. half oint do
scotch Barley Plain and cut half pinf,
FreIh Oil and Olives pint & onart Tnmi;,or'
sStset salt Cut Jelly Glafes
Frelh Mufiard s China Bowls from, ,;o
Sp4nn Segars-s-- ; to quarts
Martinique Noyau and St'Tes and Coffee Cups and
Bordeaux Cordias Saucers
Box RaGns * Amends J Patent Night Iarnps
Race & ground Ginger
ALSO--A QUANTITY or y
GERMAN oSNABURGS & TICKLENBuRE-
Ali of which were feeaed for this market b r
Fiiher, and will be fold Wholeiale and Retail on o.
derate terms. March en- Isr,Jt
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VLRGLNEf.
AT Superior Court of Chanecry held at the Canitci
IN the city OF Richmond the 23d day of Nlarel,
one thoufand eight hundred and i've
Between
James Brown plaintiff
And
Edward Dudley, Mary Payne, Aaror2 nc
fontaine and John Hancock, 5 e'~an'''
II HE defendants Mary Payne, Aaron Fontaire
and John Hancock, not having entered their
appearance and given fecnrty according to the a.,
OF Aiembly, and the rue, of this court and arpear
ing to the iatisfaiOn of the COURT that hey are rot
inhabitants of this country; on the molten of the
plaintiff, by eounle it is ordered that the aid de-
PENDANTS do appear here the fri day Of the next
September term, and anfw-r the bill Of the yiaing,
and that copy OF this order be forthwith aie,tea IL
iome newspaper pubihed in the city Of Richmond
for two months fuccelvely, and rohed at the front
door of the Capitol in the iad city.
Copy, TeGe,
P. TiNSLEY, C. c.
April s5.--ep2m. w. r.
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THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS

Z TX hundred and forty acres of the well known
Tract oi Laud called = THE SEATONs FER
RF TRACT;" lying upon the P-anketauk river in
Cio'ter county, adjoining ihe land of Mr.. Johnnon
the eitate of Dcnaniin NaIable, dec and Others
his land is heavily tiRhered with the ben cke.nut
o"!S, hickory, dogwood, aid iecond growth of pine
capable of being into common plank or icsnt-
Ing. There not than ~ o hundred acres of
Cleared land upon the tract. A nream runs throuoh
The body OF this land, upon which au over.thot mill
might be ere6ted AT riall expence. No ituaticn in
the low Country of Virginia. has more the aiya-arel
OF good water. fih oyers, & alubrious air than th
he improvements are uncomfortable. The dwell
itoute has lately been in part repaired, and con
three rooms anda paliage below, and two above
The terms win be made known upon the RI
By JAMES r. Mid
Seatons Ferry, Feb. l9. eF sm
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TO Mr.. CHRISTOPHER JOHNS Il, {
SOUTH-CAROLINA.


z you not rciiden. of ,his commonwealth.
, and have no agent attorney Within the fan.e,
to whoaa legal notice can be given; you are Areby
informed, that by virtue of con,n,il!on inucd iron,
the office of the High Court OF Chancery for the
middle dria of Virginia, by law directed to be ho,-
den NJ the Capitol i'll the Cry Of Richmond in the
iuit IN Chancery depending Iad court, in which YOU
are Complainant and am Defendant, | il,al pro.
coed on the fecond Monday III Juue next at the Ia
vern of James George in the county of Goochaud and
Rate OF Virginia take the depoGtiors Of Thomas
Johnfon, John John(on Zachariah Pulliam, Joi,n
fretwel and William Chick, to be read as evidence
in the aid fut, and that if the fame Garnet be taken
on the day aforeiaid, the taking thereof will be CONT.
by Adjournment from day TO day until the whole
are completed; when and where you may if YOU
pieaie attend
I'm fir, Yours &c.
BERRYMAN JOHNSON.
Lorifa county, and ilate of Virginia,
April 50, 1906. (eP.w-A
HE Ecribers in i1-aceff gr1nf IF Tn fogs g.
= bcrsaboa.i Of e-1a r:ye5a1:a5Le b,,n3, fer ryLiE
hey EviN si1. literal prize in en-.
PROSSER g A4ONCURE.
May 8. eF4!
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(PbiIaagir,i, Seienee gfLeyi
s, Fol. 1I5.

leave 90 The wife difcreton ofthe honorable
the congrefs of the U. S. the decifon whether
Che imprisonment and violence done to my per
Ion by the governor OF PenDfylvania n1onjd be
filed an infult and whether the comoliance az
The Spani1i miniter plenipoteptiary was fIriici-
eni to authorize that tranfgreiIion, whereas the
latter ambaGador Gas it is already provcd) has
Il not III his power to divef me ofthe prerora-
tlves granted unto me by the fovcrcicn, which
the aforefaid governor ought to be convinced
that enjoyed and hiould enjoy every cxemp.
on OF the iaws OF nations, until it might pleafe
bis majetty 20 deprive me thereof.
Let me now take into confederation, whether
the opinions Of publiciffs will exculgatc the 90
veuor's conduit, and Whether the nsxirns am
about to cite are fudicient TO yindicate The aid
governors proceedings
Wi4rsfort, page sd, tome IN, of HE works,
entitled, IN 1mbafadoro aid heir fiinqioos.'
lays every Other mieiGCr, frch a. plenipo.
tentisrics, i1ic,"uncias gentlemen, lgcutil.-
hommeS cHsoys, reiIcnts, agents, CON Ill a-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11

Having taken inso the moss ferrous con-
liberation, the sefs and doiogs of meeting Of
citixsus holdea nc Kaighrs IaD, In So1lh-
KingRowns On the 10Th day OF March lar. aud
which hsvc been pubIifhet By order of faid
nsering. rAe following sefola,ions relative
thcresato, were aaaniapouny sdoprcd, 90 wit.
ia. That Pssriotifln ever regards s an
evil. any tnmu.t os opposition la State. which
hs not for its obied, the removal. or cosreStisa
oti,ne radical poliriczl wsskash. error or de-
feetion:
al. That seard by this ;pcoosrover,ibls
rnls. the doing, Of the nesting held 81 Knight,
lnn in S,uta- KiosRown - atosefaid, appear 10
have oeea snpecedary n % any foond or ialu.
tary purpoie diaoasnt with the beR mzxims
OF the wiiea policy and repugnant 20 the peace
and better in,ereas of tho State:
Sd. That 70 fas fsom dcem;ceit . matter
OF importance. that thc alteration propofed and
recommended by fsid meeting. fhoold be carried
into cffett IL 10 con6dered Of importance thar
the Prox of general officers. fubmirtcd TO the
public. by our republican brethren who conai-
tsted the State Convention 10 Febauary lat. be
fupported. unleis any individual Of that Prox.
by aoy exceptionsblc conduct Gnce that tims
hss rendered himielf ineligible. which 10 mat
ter 10 be determined by the Tree votes OF the
people at large:
4th. That from the IN N indulsent coa6der-
alton which our fidelity ~ citizens. will per-
nit us 20 allow. we are of tho opinion that
ThomM H,xac. Btqo;re, has iby confcnt-
ing to be made an initrument to divide the re-
publican inrereit) forfeited his claim TO Rspub-
lican foppor and that accordingly. for ouf-
feives. we hall erafc his name Ne Senator In the
State Convention prox, sod infcrr 10 lieu there
Of the name Of JAMES HELME. Efqaire, OF
South Kingtown:
sth. Th,, 1--WE ~ilI fuppor st the next Elec-
tion. with our fuffares, iuterea. aad influence.
the prefsnt Representatives of this town In the
General AHcmbly: And
9th. That the foregoing ref,lotioos, b:
Gguei by the PreGdent and Secretary. aud pub.
lined tomorrow In the Republican paper.
RoBsRr TAYLOR, Preldent.
JoHS PlrMAs. Sec'fy
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a Watch Word /!

BEWARE of eoanfsrjsib !---7be
federal, alias third party Pr0x, is. BY
the particular aduies and direction ef
Eliiha X. Potter, beaded fbs " True
Republican Prox." Tbs frssmsx 'loiA
therefore readily djfingui@ it from the
Prox agreed npon in State ConVsntion,
1obicb is dsnominated fbe |" Republican
Convention Prox." Iiamsnf to find
that /0ms efmy bonsa republican nsigb.
bars bavs been peyluaGsd TO Join fbsfs
fa7jOus juggiers in miiebief, and fbey
are told that tie obed il harmony -
Bswsrs Of syotvss in lbssp's ei,fbing!
n True WHIc.
Middietown, April @.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11

DIED]-Ia the WeA-Indics. Mr.. Rosiar
LAwroN, Jun. Ion Of Robert Lawton, Eiqaites
Of Portfmouth. in his 18Th year.
Ia Gasdsioope. M. JoxN SrRArroN.
jun. fon Of Mr.. John STATION, of this town.
aged as yesn--an enterpri6ng fnaa, whole viz
tues have sndeared him to all his acqosintsnce.
His death 10 feverely regretted by wife and
two children.
L" New. York, the I'd inft. Mr.. JosRPH
SrREScrHPtsLD, Of this town, aged as--a
psomihng young man.