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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-11

ed from the United States of America in
American or other neutral bottoms. mea1
sures will be taken for the forfeiture of the
ship or vessel importing the same. and of
the Goods SO imported In contravention Of
rhe laws OF navigation.
Done at paramaribo in the Colo
pyiof Surrinam this 14,h Gay of
April 1905, and. in The 45lh,year
CT his majesty's reign.
VIM. CARLYON HUGHES.
Brig. Genl. & Lieut.. Governor.
BY the Lieut.. Governors Command,
r. ROSS, Secretary.
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PROCLAMATION.

t. BY brigadier general William ,Carlyon
Hughes, commanding his majesty's land
| forces in the colony of Surrinam, and lieut..
| governor of the same, &c. &c.
Whereas the time limited in the proclama-
ton of his excellency major general sir
Charles Green, dated the 9TH of Deem
Der last for regulating the trade to and
from this colony in neutral vessels, will
expire on the goth of this present month
os April, and his majesty's further plea
sure having been since signifed upon
that head, whereby ] am instructed not
to open the ports of the settlement over
which I preside for the admission of ar
ticles from the American states which
are not allowed by law, except in cases
of real and very great necessity.
And whereas it appearing thatthere does
at present exist a real and very great ne
cessity for the admission, during a limited
period, Of the articles herein after enurne-
rated !; | do by virtue of the power and
authority in me vested, publish this my
proclamation hereby declaring that it shall
and may be lawful from and after the 29th
dav of the present month April, and during
the term Of four months, to import into
th:snsettlemcnt in American or other neu.
trail bottoms belongingto the subjects of any
power in amity with His Majesty, Tobac-
co, Pitch, Tar, Turpen,ine, Slaves, Head
ing, Boards, Timber, Shingles, and Lum-
Der, of any sort, Mules, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, Poultry, and live stock of any sort,
Bread. Biscuit, Flour. Peas, Beans, Peta-
toes, Wheat, Rice, Oats, Barley ard
Grain OF any sort, from the American do
minious of such Neutral Power aforesaid,
and it is hereby declared that it shall end
NAV be lawful to permit the expectation of
Rum and Molasses in such American or
other neutral vessels to the full value OF
their imported cargoes, and that a duty OF
four per cent upon exports, as well upon
the commodities herein before specified
as upon such as shall hereafter be found
necessary 10 allow to be imported or ex'
ported insneutral bottoms upon emergency
sor otherwise, shall be levied aud @eollect-
ed according to the regulations now exist
imp on thathead. Furthermore tina. 1t any
other articles than those before enumerated
and specified are attempted to DC insrodac'
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THK DRoPsy CURED.

= TIE 0NOFsI NUNEDs :"
A person who was prodigiously swelled
with this disorder, Pat large cup full of
bohea tea int a teapot, stepped it, drank
the liquor by degrees, and ate all the tea
leaves, in the course of the forenoon. The
same experiment was repeated in the after
noon, and for the two succeeding days.
On the second day the water began to de-
crease by natural excavations, and IN the
third day it was totally dissipated.
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.
Runaway from the fubicriber, living in Aiexsn.
dria, on the 10Th of May lar,

dria, on the z9th OF May lar,
a NEGRO MAN, named SPENCER -
"A about s feet g inches high. fender made,
fmooth kip; he is a ~plauG5!e inanuating fellow.
Had on when he abfeondsd, a white round jack
ct and ~trowfcrs, hoes and round has. 1t is pro.
bsblc he has chaeged bis drefs having a variety
of clo4lhing. Whoever will take UP faid Negro
ard bring him to the iubfcriber, 10 Aexs,dria,
or fecure him in any goal 70 that I get him a.
pain, fhull receive TWENTY DOLLARS re-
ward and all ieatonable charges paia-He is a
rope. maker by trade Il is probable he may ira.
vel TO Baltimore or TO the fouthward, in order 70
get employment. hereby forewarn all matters
of veHels and Others from employing OF carrying
oaIaid Negro, at their peril. He is hired by
me from Mr.. James Stewart, living in this city.
IF taken in Alexandra TEN DOLLARS will
be paid.
Samuel Harper.
Tune II. eost.Iawtf
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PUBLIC SALE.

On Friday next, wN be fold at The
Nendue Store, for tie benefit Of the
underwriters,
Several bales Of Ticklenburgs,
&c.
damaged on board the hip Hero, captain Cole,
from Bremen.
P. G.. Maraeller.
June II.
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June II.
w N T E D,

A young mon elgo0d eharaaer; and
acquainted with b%uiineis. Apply to
the Printers
June 70.
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,,,,,,pts patlp aob'rtsssr-
TUESDAY, JusE =.

:, k,ter fon 81. Tao"as's:
sar's lid Nay 18Th, 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-11

ICCI ~ AN NodI atAkALAS tot
Board of Healthy at Got,ehburg, and
moreover, to transmit a list of such YES
sells as may then lie in port and be loading
for Sweden and ports in the Baltic : Now,
therefore, the Royal College does hereby
make known to you his Majesty's gracious
command for your faithful observance,
&c. sc.
SteckhoAn, December ~, 1904
Poor DuQne.-The time is.at hand when
this fellow must sink TO his proper level in
society.
{. When every feather Hicks on its own wing,
q This creature will be left a naked gull"
What made Duane a friend of the people,
an upholder Of Jefferson, and so v%ioler.,
and so enraged in his favor, tha, re la.
bored and wrote, as if the devil drove
him Gas he probably asd) TO secure the
election Of Mr.. Jefferson? Was it because
he expected the people atlarge would be
benefited, or that ne would make his for-
sunes
Shortly after the present administrator
came into Office, we are informed that the
different secretaries rave Duane in advance
for stationary, &c. between twenty-five and
thirty thousand dollars. His profits, we
presume, were at least 10000 dollars,
But he *x***** the government so abo-
minably. that the different secretaries have
generally since applied to regular station
ers. On some articles OF stationary ne IS
said TO have made two or three hundred
per cent. They mention his buying knives
| at Patterson's store for 6 dollars a dozen,
and charging the government "a dollars q
dozen: Quilts about cenf. per cent. AZ
vance. After contracting f%orssevsral thou
sand rearns Of paper, Of certain quality,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-29
Z o6areo Land for Sale.

Amherst county, on Horslcv,s
4 Creek ou9 acres of rich tobacco land. formerly
tne property OF DR. Daniel Warwick, and knoun
oy the name OF land has the al
vantage OF lying on the main road leading for,
Amherst courthouse TO Waugh's ferry on Iames
river. is valuable stand for country store viii,
afraIned house tor thar purpose, entirely new ana
su'Ecientlyiarge having Nv roorns belo ~ and ,,
above stairs with good brick chimney. and xva,,
underpinn'd with brick; also a Humber hons. liz
feer square. with cellar of its full size v,,d ~,
win stone-rnere is also a .aylor's and sadler's
shop' ana Other out houses; likewise a tolerable
COCA dwelling house, with three rooms below and
Two above stairs; ki,chsn. dairy and other out
houses within mile of the store. suitable for
private family On this traS of land there il =.
bout IS acres clesred all of which is fresh aud in
good order for cultivation; il has also the advan
fage or being only miles from Bethel. where
there IS an inspection of tobacco, aud within Is
m.ies OF Lynsliburg Asits presumed no person
wall be inclined TO purchase the above without re-
viewing the premises. they will be shewn by
Messrs Taiiaferros x Loving, wholive within
few mica of Wincanton, and fully empowercd
to make sale, and the terms of payment may be
known froHl thcmi as also on application to
Gilliat Z Kirby.
Richmond, March 90. 1905 fwtds)
The above traa of land and improvements.
WILDE offered for SAL u, at Atnherss courthouse.
on Monday The 18th July next. (bsing cour. day
on credit OF six. twelve and eighteen months
deed Of trust will be required on the premises,
or Satisfactory security for puntiuai payment
6iiliiat & Kirby.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-29

~, "0nN-ess TOO Tor Tcace,
feace long pieserg'd by flfets al: irefleps seasl
- ,. cure is'in sexual wsriayc we hsve iov'd
= swell the war.whoop, passionate cor way:
hias ioy ages ignnran' &c al
s,s Shasilisr wstkings f4cn.ng or She piagrc,
ha'ue OF 81 ge z ghi Trough wie'ry snsesJ
We tn's "aoe lsole have bees o.sm. fous
For war AVID hI51dshed, zuiasatirr spcrs,
Jhe whish pay fcr, as thing to ak q.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-29
!. L A ND FOR S A L E
~ PfJRJTC <TTr1-T


WILL be sold. to the highest bidder, at Pow
hatan courthouse on Wednesday the 2is,
day of August next. being cosirt dsyl THAI va
liable Traa ofLand. wheseon the late MIR. fohn
Brown, dec lived as a tenant. containing 56i ID
acres ;iying in the county of Cumberland. be
tween the waters of Willis aud lanes Rivers
about three miles from Columbia ard eight from,
Gainesville The clearing ON Fhe said land ;or,-
rnenced abon- nine yeats ago, and has csntinued
10 the present year. now amounting to TWO ban-
dred acres. wdl ;neiosed, and in exccllsnt order
Tor cropping The rents Of the p'entation ar one
Fourth per annun, has anouu,ei TO more thaa
one hundred pounds annually 1sr seserai yssr-
past Iris under lease for the present wear, end
ing on the 18th day OF December next--the be
neft whereof, with the land, viii be riyeu M 10
he purchaser. on the day of sale, she purchaser
paying one fourth Of the purchase money down.
and giving bond with approved seourity For ,hs
other three fcurFhs. PAYABLE in three equal an
nuai payments. carrying interest from the date. if
not pnnaually paid And as further security. a
decd of trust on heland will be required Ter.
cons who feel disposed to purchase the aboye
properly, may have view OF TIE same by an
plying 10 MIR. Hot whelives ON the place. or TO
VIM Mayo OF Cumberland
ROBERT MAYO.
Pcwhatan June Is 1906 x,d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-29
SATURDA7. yUNE %, 1905.

aSo Acres. n Greeubrier county, on Liz.
tie Deer creek, adjOiniDg theiandsot Joieph
M'Clurg.
soI Acres, in Montgomery county. sur
veyed ia August. 1857, on the vaIers of
r,ney river, aud Paint creek, wa,era of the
Kauswhs river.
43s Acres, in Montgomery county, eur
veyed goth June. i7S6, joining the lands
or JolePh Eaton, Richard Muse and James
M'Corkle.
ago Acres. in wythe county, farveyed
4th Nov. 1895, on the Lead Miaes Mill
$50 Acres, in Albemarle county, patent
dsteddated sth July, 1857, on William
r7iII's caeek, waters of Buck Hand creek.
One undivided moiesy of Eve Tote 10 the
town Of Wiachester, Nos. SO, 90, 100,
Tor and reg.
Tie a6ove sDiA be sold perry iosy, and The
ferns made knosa, on a1.fiheafion 10
WM. AUSTIN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-29
Richmond, April 4th. 1905

Ry virtue of deed of trust exc
4O cuted to the subscriber by William Davis,
tor tbs purpose of securing debt therein Speci-
ned TO William Cornelius Viii be sold az the
Eagle Tavern, in the town Of Charlottesville, to
the highest bidder. Cor ready money, on the Graz
day ct July next. being courtday.
II Tract or Parcel of LAWD
Containing fifty four acres by survey be the Same
more or less lying about Eve mites from Char-
lottesvilis. & adjoinicy tho lands of Fasish Co.'s
man. Christopher Wing6sId Robert Wbea,e.
William Nsgeehee and William Dunlum There
IS on the land (ohly small part of which is clear
ed Dwelling house. Kitchen and other out
houses and an excellent spring OF water
JOSEPH BISHOP, 2iustss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-29
ADVEK Use SlENf.

TxTHEREAS Daniel & William Sssgrant,l late
w s..crchants of the town Of New Csnton,
By their deed ji2.sd rhe 9Th day Of February sCc
have assigned 20 us all tker prope y real and per-
sonai. for the beneG. ofsuch OF their creditors as
shall agree the tersns ossa;d assignment and
whereas we have appointed VIM. Guerrant our
agent for the collection and settlement of the
debts and all other affairs OF said concern all per
sons having claims against said Danl & WIN
Gncrraat will present them TO him for settlement.
aud AL those indebted 70 them are requested 10
come forward and settle their respective balances.
! bond or othsrwise, in WHICH case the utmost
/. accommodation win be allowed them in the time
and mode of paymsnt; those who fad 20 cone
forward aad close their accounts, may expsd suits
viii he instituted against ,hom, the situation OF
.iF..
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FOR SALE

a. vALJABLE. HEALTHY AND
9 9Ls e SITUATION.
{ IN which the subscriber at present
~ resides. containing bstwsen s,lr aoJ
hundred acres. lying in Amelia county. nes, ca;
10 bridge. Termsmade known by Application "a
Grove Brooke. May 1s. 1906. W.T.
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Sani. anderson, ~
Ed. Cunningham, Z
HIN. ~. Thornton, :
James Red, /.
. Canton, 6th May, 1906.

INV OdhtOH, VsII 'IdyI IOOJs
THE Trustees of the above mentioned Danl
& WIN. Caerant. will offer Cor sale, TO the high.
est bidder, ia the town nf New Carton. on the
FIRST day of July next. tue following viz.
Eight likely Virginia born Slaves,
a Single Chair, Harsess. Sc and valuable as
sorment of suitable GOODS for the present sea-
son, any part Of which will be sold on very low
terms by private sale, or great bargain may be
had, and liberal credit gwen to purchaser whs
wilitake the whole stock on hand, by application
previous to the day above mentioned, 10 WIN
Guerrant or the Trustees. Sixmonths credit VIII
bs allowed the purchasers Of the above properly
for al sums above ten dollars. on giving bond (
approved security; lesser suns cash viii be de-
manded for. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-29

Me subscriber DESTROYS to close
his buiiness, in this place az foon as
poikble, isinduced to offer for fale,
the following
VaIua6le Property, oiz
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Door. w IL s o N


KYAS removed his hpoheoary Shop to the
~ lower floor OF the Bell Tavern, where he
has general supply Of
Medicines, Paints g other articles
In The Apo,heeary Line,
he takes the libertyto observe, that he hasno
an Article Of medicine but such as he uses in his
own praaice-
Physicians, merchants and others. who may be
r'eased 10 patronze him, shall be supplied On the
Inost reduced terms
IT, Persons Of needy circumstances. by pay
Ing The retaiI pr;ces OF MS medicines, viii be pre-
scsiSed for gratis. W.T. May ID
TUSY' RECETgED,
.lt s.. P.easanfs' bookstore. Richmond, vetS eas
ean.assorsmenfeftb best
p T. n X N V f. s,
watch viii be sold BY he single 70 dozen
Esaay maae P.ENS for sac hsre.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
BOARDING HOUSE.

THE fabicfiber hereby informs bis friends
i ami the Pablic IN general. that he has re-
moved TO WKsterd, and cccopies that fpscious
and pleafantly ftuated Houfc. tn. property of
MIR. OAv.y Stisk. directly opooHte 10 the dsci-
ling hoafe Of Daniel 6. Upaike.-where he
win receive Studenu for the Wafbington Acad-
emy to board. at One D,Aar onx Fsrfy Ce~s
per week, including lodging. waihing. Sc.
He will alfo be plcsfcd to sccommo1se
Gent!emcn and Ladies Who may vift Wexford.
with board. lodging. &c. 90 the noR reafonabls
terms.-He will ufe his bea endcsson TO pay
every necehary attention, and his u,moa exer-
rions 70 pleafe. and every favor duly sckpow-
lodged by their obsdien, fervan,,
WESTGATE WATSON. Z
Wtkts,d, (N. Ki~gapu.J Atra 4. 4 So4.
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LoUrsIANA--,-" The wolf fhall
dwell with the lamb, the leopard llall
lie down with the kid, the calf & the
young lion lhall,play together, the COW
& the bear lhall feed and their young
ones lhall lie down together, and the
lion 1hall eat hay with the OK" Di-
vided ALTO into territories, compofed of
Americans, French, Spaniards, Gre
oles and Indians--Lions, Bears, IL
gers, Leopards, & Lambs. Politics yet
in their infancy. The refining powers
of our government will correct, puri-
fy, & fublimate them, until they min
gle s. unitewith the republican MATS.
|. SYNOPSIS--.On a review we
find that of more than TWENTY in
corporated and unincorporated States,
the federalilts have but ONE, (and
lmall one) onwhich they can calcu-
late for any degree of arength, or
with any degree Of fecurity, as the lit
tie petfepan State Delaware is waver-
ing and changeable, and of but tri-
fling confequence any where. Alas /!
alas! How, indeed how are the NIGH
ty fallen! And now leaving our read
ers calmly TO contemplate on the pref
ent proiperous rate of our country,
and form calculations and conjeaures
as TO its future glory,we clofe with the
following appropriate, and prophetic
lines of an American poet Of the firit
eminence, igurarively addrefed to
Columbia by the guardian genius of
her cline.
" TO conq,ea and laughter let Europe afpire.
Whelm nations In blood, ard wrap cities Ia fire. !;
Thy heroes the RIGHTS OF MANKIND
fhsl defend.
And triawph puriue them, and glory attend.
~ofld 1, thy feaim-@for world he thy laws,
Enisrs'd as ihiue empire. ard joa as tby caufe !;
On Freedoro's broad saGs tha, empire ihail rife,
Extend wi,h rht main. and diG,lye with the
Rws"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
Nicholas Webher.

INFORMS the Public, that he has opened a
l. GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. in
the houie. late the properly Of Mr.. Caleb Eafl.
where he has for iaic general aaortrnent of
WEST.INDIA GOODS.
Among others. are the following articles
Rum. Brandy. Gin, Cherry. Rom, Molaffts.
Flour, Rye, and lodisn Meal, Teas OF various
kinds. Coffee. Chocolate, RaiGus. Cqrraoss.
Pepper, Ginger. Alfpice, Cinnamon, Nstmeg,,
Butter. Cbeefe. Candles, Ooions, Tobacco.
Snuff. Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oil, Loaf aid
Brown Sugars, &c.-----ALSO,
A general and extenfive variety of
Crockery aud Hard Wac. Meo's and w. .ien's
Shoes. SIC. &c. With many other articles too
tedioo, 10 mention; all which will be fold az
the mott redoced prices.
New port, Nov. I'll. 6ots
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

Let thoic, ikou!d there be any fuch.
who may fuppofe the above application unsp
psopriatc, or TOO fcvere, ,slet-Ihem call to mind
the conduit Of ,he federal leaders IN Connecticut
for few yesu paa. They win rscol'cet the
sronarcfal principle, exresFei by T'sc, Alien,
SC. the political rcriecusions which many re-
pabicars have experienced ircn thoie IN pow
eY, Especially on slettional occaions the OPP
petition to the JeffeIionian si,n,a aitfrat'on IN
which the clergy Joined. .hos. mns'ng rcl'''c'
with divinity. They will reeollett the late uo-
/. vveceden,ed inquiisorias proceedings ot their
ADs~bly (IegiflMnre) in compclling a memoc!
to guhmis to the degradation (ss they would
win 20 have il confdered) Of public reprimand
from the Speaker, ouiy foe declaring he icnti'
uenis on she Aoos Of that HoUie !: In 'cvokiat
she commiilions of certain msgiarates, mso o
she ara essde ot eminencc in their Rssioos, onl,
for expreflirg their Opinions on public quei
tion which hsd tos . long time sgitated che po
li,ics Of that State and which aa Of violence
believed 70 he the ul,imsse, II not the prirn'tis
esuse. Of huvsyiog valuable citizen. the amia
bic xod patriotic JUDD. 20 tho filcns tomb
thus sbsoss,ing ihe liberty Of fpeech, thur vi'
tuslly I" HsyisS man" and thereby digging Q
breaking down the svsN Of paisition Detwes
right and wrong. juttice aod injoaice. ostfae
and order. Let thcte things be con6dssed, an
Who will fay that the foregoing application
unjuR
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

have taken place here, but the repub.
'licans, by a coup de main carried al
before them at lalt.-Federalifm is Ief
TO mourn its faded honors, while Maj
iachufetts has arrayed itfelf under the
banners of Republication.
RHoDE-IsLAND-" The archers
have forely wounded thee, lhot at thee,
and hated thee, but THY bow abode in
iirength." Rhode -I(land became re
generated, and food firm TO the poll
of republication when all her fi(ter
New-England States were federal, and
firm fhe ltill remains. She is per.
haps the mott unfophilticated State in
the Union.
CONNECTICUT" lnfruments OF
cruelty are in their eoua1il'. 0 my
my foul, come not thou into their fe-
erets upon their ADcmby, mine hon.
or, be thou not united for in their
anger they .NeaO man, and in their
ielf-will they digged down a wall.
Curfed be their anger, for il was fierce,
and thsir wrath for il was cruel y
Their rulers have deceived the people;
they have cried, A confpiracy when
there was no confpiracy.' For the
prief's lips fhould keep knowledge,
bur ye are departed out OF the way !;
ye have caufed many to tumble ye
have been partial in the law; ye have
daubed with untempered morter , lol
when the wall is fallen, ihall it not be
faid unto you, Where is the daubing
wherewith ye have daubed it ?"' A
PEOPLE fcientifc, enlightened, and po-
lite, and iufly famed for practical
morality, and an adherence TO the civ
ic virtues. The foundation and the
key-ltone of Federailm. .---Iiere has its
powers been exerciied in high hand
ed manner here has its periecuting
'sword been uniheathed, and here, af-
ter having been difcomhted in almolf
every part of the Union, has it retir-
ed, concentrated its forces, planted its
itandards, itored its magazines, and
like pent up fires Of Etna, " "thunders
throughout all its caves" While re-
publicanifm advancing with flow yet
ifeady and fure approaches, ikirm-
ifhes with its advanced parties, drives
inits out potts, and will foon beat up
It's quarters, and form its encainp-
nient. The enlightened fTeemen Of
Connecticut are about to convince
their leaders the danger of infulting
the dignity and The rights of man.
VERMONT" He giveth peace in
thy borders, and filleth thee with the
finest of wheat, becaufe thou hait chof-
en- the right way" A federal gov
ernor Gill. but republican in every
thing elfe.
NEw-YoRK----.-" Thou art he
whom thy brethren ihall praiie, thy
hand fl,all be in the neck of thine en-
emies. From the prey art thou gone
up; he couehed as lion, and as an
old lion, who ihall route him :" II
the republicans of New-York do but
act wifely; if they exercife the fame
policy in fecuring their victory, as
they did to obtain it; if they take
care not to divide againit themielvs," |"
then will they remain gr,ar, powerful
and victorious, and will ioon lead the
politics of the Union.-But we are
not without fears that 60 evil is before
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

THE Creditors of Hssy Potter, OF South
A KingRowo, in the Couaty of Wshingson,
Laborer.,s hereby notiGsd TO appear at the
next General Afcnbly, 90 be hodeo az Proyi-
dencc. on the fourth Monday IN Febroary,
A. D. 1906, then and there 10 ihe csuie. iisny
they have. ~hy the prsyer OF his aesition fot
the benefit OF the lnfolvept sd, made ard padei
IN June A. ID. I7so, for. thc relief OF Iafo!gcnf
Debtors, ought rot ,ohr granted.
z THO. PECKHAa. Dep. Sefy
Nrqvp0yt, Tas. sth, sos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
THE ccedilor. of cl,aslh., A,A. Of Tivsr-

THE Creditors Of CbtRagbsv Hat of liver
4 ton. in the counsy of Eswport. Cord-
wsiner. are hereby notified 20 sppear before III:
General Affsmh.y, a, their next Seaion at Pro-
vidcuee. in February. A. D.yscS, and fhew
cauie, If any they have, Shy the pfsyef OF h''
petition, praying for ,h- beeeht ef the Att made
and psied io A. d. i7,6. for The relief OF inici-
vent debtors, lhonld not re gianted.
THO. PECKH.aM. Dep. Ste'y.
Nerptorf, Jagsa,y rls, ,isor.