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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29
NOTICE.

~TyHE co-parsnership of re BERT
j GAMBLE < SONS, viii be dissolved by
Mutual couscnt, on Saturday. the 1ith instant.
An persons indebted TO the said yssm. are ear.
nesriy entreased to make immediate payment TO
either OF the subscribers. a compliance with this
request will prevent the painful necessity of re.
sorting to coercive measures
The books viii be placed in the possession of
Messrs. John aud Robert Gamble. Jun. who are
authorised settle all accounts due by, or 10 the
$780,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29
MILL IN e r. Y.

MFRS. BUCKNER having COM
WI menced business in Manchester il the line
Of MILNE Rl- y 1k1EZC4 MIXING. re-
spceifuiiy solicits siie patronage OF her friends
and the public.
She has On hand st present Email assortment
Of the articles necessary in that line Of business.
and shortly expeas 10 receive from. New-York
an additional supply.
All commands from the country will be faith.
fully and punetually attended TO. tf
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PRECIPITATE.
TrPoRTEp by Mr. l. iehtfoos

,JNPoRTEp By MrLightfoot
= of Sandy-Point. last win.
ter, full IS hands and a half
high; wills:and at my sta
bic in Chesterfield comfy,
Appomattox river, Is mica
above Petersburg. to be Iet
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29
PEDIc re =.

" hereby certify, thstthe chesnut horse Bug
zafd. late the properly VI Christopher Wilson.
Es9. wa bred ~ me, ard that I'VE vas got by
by snep --Regulus. &c. Curiosity was the .la,r
Of Panialoon, Jas,iee. Fs,ih, &c.
"EcREMoNT.
Teste, JANzs WEhrHrRnv.
BgzzsRD has arrived athissiana, In hivb
healrh and spirits. N.Rrvrs
March 50. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29
FOR SALE,

| one Moiety eta Brick Tenement,
IN central par. ofthe city OF Richmond. con-
1 sisting of two story house with a store and
counting room on the lower floor. and 1--WE rooms
above conveniently pan'd for family with .
passage leading 70 them making ali the rooms
privately and cellar under the whole house--a
three story Lumber-house. Kitchen, Stable, Be.
A considerable credit will be given for two thirds
of the purchase money.-For further particulars
enquire ofthe printer. wifi
SJMS,S EE(PV E71R "a ~.
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SlMS's FERRY FOR SALE.
yTJILL be sold, to the highest bid
Wv der. on Monday the tenth day of June

Wv der, on Monday the tenth day of ] une
next. on the preurises,
Thai Valuable Tract of Land,
AT Sims's ferry, csIled OwEn's, on Staunton
river, in Halifax county. together with the SAID
Ferry. containing two hundred and twenty acres.
abons sixty-three thereofis rich low grounds. the
high land is strong and fertile, and the ferry pro.
duces ahandsome p r0iit to the proprietor.
The land viii be shewn to any person inclina.
Bile TO purchase such valuable place, by MIR.
Daniel Parker. who lives ar the ferry. The
terms of sale will be made known ON thar day
or on application previous to either Of the sub.
scribers. CNEy SIMS
MATTHEW Sq4s.
CHIsLEY DANIEL.
W. S. ALLEN.
7,h May, 1905. .w4,.
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NJ o TIC p.

N o i 6 4.
I S hereby given to the creditors Of
! Hoopgs < ToLER, against whom com.
mission Of bankruptcy has been issued according
toiaw. that the commissioners and assirnees Of
taeir estate will meet at their Office in the ciry Of
Richmond on Saturday the frstof June next al
eleven O'Clock, a. Min ordeEto make dividend
Of their estate and efeSis when those Creditor
who have not proved their debts mus, come pre- .
pared, or they will be excisded the beae6t Of
sad dividend.
Marcus Eleaq, ?
pviiiam 7emflc, V'S"s''ess'
Richmond, 18th April. 1905. IN
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n o TICE.

N y Z j..
yX7ILL be SOLD, TO the highest bidder, FOR
w cash, at Halifax courthouse. on Monday
the 9Th day of MAY dexs. (being court day. by
virtue OF deed executed TO the subscriber by
William kf'Craw, il late collector of revenue
IN the counties of Halifax and Pittsyivania, for
the Unhed States,
TWO NEGRO SLAVES,
Namels. Amey and Jim, for the purpose Of rails.
ing a sum OF money 10 be applied TO rhe dis
charge oscertain arrssrages doe BY said M.Craw
ascos aor aforesaid and the inde srn,ty OF George
Car,ngton and John B. Scott sls securities IN
rhe ps.rises, agreeably TO the provisions of the
said decd, aud in conformity 10 she request of
said Darlington and Scott
BEsaYMAN GREEN.
Goth April, 1905. wSt'
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TO RENT,

Ihe SUBSCRIBE Wishes TO sell FOL
cash, or on credit til the first day OF Januar,
next, the
I1uo Brick 7euements,
Adjoining the house Of Mr. Benjamin Mosby.
JOHN PENDLETON.
Gin NJ Richmond. Nov. f0t5. 1905. sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29

Ii l. A N K % O N ID s
For sale A. Ills o..ice,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29

NIITIITI FTIIs
n. b. The season will commence the 18th
inst. and end The Isl Of August. Mr..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16
BALTIMORF, Nov, IL,

The following Gentlemen, we under.
stand, are appointed committees. TO ~
present TO the executive of the Unite,d
STATES, the deprsdaaons committed on our
commerce, BY foreign nations, sc. VIZ.
JAMES CALHouE, John HoLLINs, DA.
vID STEWART, SAMUEL STERETT, and
ALEx. M'KIM, EsQhires.
. The extent, and increasing aggrava,ion
OF these deprsdatioos, has, We are adyis.
ed, drawn the attention of the Govern
ment TO the subject, and from The sensa-
lion produced, We have reason TO believe
&c ~iil be acted on, with that temperate
hrmness and steady pers yerance, HAT has
ever distinguished the United States when
her essential rights and interests were in
jeopardy.
= very superficial view of the subiea.
must Salty the mind, thet The pr,ncinaf
offenders in this business, are cosaplstsjv
IN our power; ard that We have choiee
OF remediess--if we do not choose =, do
ourselves justice, by any a6t on our part,
they may be more severely punished, by
Withdrawing from them that commerce.
end those supplies, without which they can
scarcely exist.
Our widely diversified sell and climate.
produces in abundance, all the nec-ssa.
| ties, end most OF the iuxnries OF lfe--e,,r
citizens are artizsns, on nGiaYe ard cana
bic OF producing, from the variety of raw
materials, with which our county sbonnds.
whatever is necessary for cIoathinp fur
niIure for their houses, or Implements of
husbandry; and by turning our attenti-
on TO those natural advantages, we slnnlJ
not only remedy the evils we NOW suffer,
but would most efectually provide against
their occurrence in fnturs.-Th ese aims.
es and sPoliatiops strongly urge us IN !,
measure of this Find but The force ofba-
BIT in our citizens, is an obstacle to IFS a.
doption. They have long been accnstot1.
ed 10 export their produce, and 10 derfye
large proportion of their Supplies from
abroad. Wouldit not be Wise then. N no.
nett by the aid thus unin.entionsIly afic,.
ded by our oppressors, to remove those ba
bits, that oppose themselves, to The com :.
plete Independence and security OF our
country
| Nc haveat hand more prompt rene.
dy Tor the PRESENT evil, than this, hui we
are saiisiiedit cannot be more certain, nor
will it aIFort such extensive future bepe.
FITS. The injuries are insuferable but
We feel confidence, that wise meas0res
will be adored to put stop to il, and 10
procure rslliess. in the supper; Of such
measures, public efforts will NOT be want
ing.
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For Sale,
N1sOUR valuable LOTS. bevond

III OCN valuable LOTS, beyond
:; u me BASH, of the Canal, three of which will
oe IN good tcnantablc order and ready for delive-
y az INC end OF the present year /; together wi,h
ABOUT oso NJ well burnt BRICKS Of superior
qu.nsy' made on one of the lots. This properly
must he deemed worthy. of the attention Of any
one who justly conserrlares the asst progress now
nAK'ng IN the Improvement Of this Gourishing ci-
ana from its eligible situation in various res.
Ps, leven II 1t were only for the immense
quantity of brick earth which Il can furnish
WITHOUT diminishing its value for other rurposes,
WIZ pc found to be good speculation, upon the
accommodating terms of one fifth of the pur.
chase money in hand. and the balance in two
years iree OF interest. especially too, when the
ssnS @ me several tencmsn,s may yield annually
hve hundred dollars. Apply to y :
d. NJ. Randolph.
! NiSnnohd, October 96 1903 .s.
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SEprHMpHR Ie.


i. The most celebrated Prints in Germa.
ny, give the following statement of the
resource and forces ofthe great powers of
Europe, who are like to take. an active
part in the approaching crisis. Russia has
4o<,o 200 mem rs the Ariates cannot be
supposed capable of serving in Europe,
an army The finances OF Russia are in
a deplorable .siluation--The interior is
deiug'd with paper money, which hos no
currency abroad,--Austria, has 34s ,oco
men on tooi--brave soldiers. officers who
pre- beginning 10 &c, instruction, and as.
nersls invincibly attached to the ancien.
modes and discipli0e--her financcs terri
bly, embarrassed and absolutely destitute
OF all credit abroad, since the fatal failures
at Frankiort.-Prussia az, GOO men al.
ways ready for action, her Golfers full,
with great economy, and consequent uni.
versal credi.--lasily, France, 5f4, 600 men
under arms, and sc 900 in reserye-her
funds are at hcme, and wi,Eou, any doubt,
are more 10 be relied,on ios selidily and
duration, than any other we know Of.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16

IGpMMiTTED 10 Prince Edward Jail, abeut
~ the Soth of June last, 4 negro man named
Aorain; suppose he is about 60 years DID, :
bout feet inches high, his clothing is of ne
COTTON, being ragged & worn out he says he be-
longs 10 the estate of Archer Moselct. dec. and
IS hired by capt. Nathan Read. OF Bedford coun.
~. The owner is desired 10 take him awav
and pay charges.
Sept. 9th, 1905. WIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16
zsDArs u SAMUEL pLEAsANrs JUNIOR, Pal
7-soar Dollars Per -dnnuur. ;. Paid in advanee1

MoTiCE, that William Lightfoot
4 viii petition the next Assembly 20 raise
."e ierry rates from his lands in Charles City TO
t r: lands of William Edloe Barrett in James
w6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16
Door. WILSON.

Taxes the liberty 70 observe that ne continues
his APOTHEEARY SHOP at the He'll.
Tavern, where may generally be had NE DI-
CfNES ofevery kind N general use as we'll as
other articles in the Drug lire, Of coed quality
aSl al FAIR prices Of which persons disposed 10
buy may satisfy themselves by calling at his
shop.
tie also EGGS leave to observe, that nc proies-
sesto practice Physic IN AL It's branches. Per-
cons OF needy circumstances will be prescribed
fos gratis by paying The retail prices Of bio me.
dicines.
Riohnio-d, on. 81. 1905 wtf
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liz IL Gems Single.1

y Meanwhile this document has made a
strong impression on the members of the
Diet. The Imperial commissary has com.
municated 10 some Of the ENJOYS, the de-
claration which wss sent by The Court of
Vienna TO the Courts, of Paris, Peters
burgh, London, Berlin, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16
w. w ardIaw.
HAS RECEIVED MS FALL surpLy or
MEDICINES

MEDICINES,
= the ship Rolla, from London.--Also. 4
- great ya,iety of PdfH7.S. YA2NISRES,
MEDICINES, G'e. sc. And bv .he shin
George. from Liverpool. large supply Of
VIoLS and SHOP Glass.
Those who favor him with their orders NAV
depend on being supplied with every article in his
line on the uiosS liberal terms
The CITIZENS of Richmond are requested, when
they apply at his shop by child or servant to
put the name OF the article wanted on paper, 70
prevent mistakes: w,f
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FOR SALE
Will BE SOLD,


a I Public Auction, on the premis-
4 A es. on the c6'h November next, LOT,
situated az Ricketts,, extending 100 feet on The
margin Of the river, and extends 70 the road
leading 10 Nicoson's Tenement, with Wharf
thereon IN good repait.--Thc above lot will be
sold entire or disided. TO suit the purchasers.
Also, one other LOT, on Nicol.
sous Tenement, containing 90 feet in front and
100 feet back, whercon is ereded frame house
which will also be sold entire or divided, in sma
lots 20 suit purehasers.--The terms of sale vii;
be ore third cash, one third in six months, the
Balance in IL months, the properly TO remain as
secusi;y for the two last payments.
fhe Above Got and wharf will be exchanged
Tor lands of good quality, situated within 90
miles Of the city of Richmond, any time prior
10 the day Of sale.
pR0ssER & MoNcURE, Ausioneers.
2ed October, 1905. 4tw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16
TO t1e Peifodcb'a county soerfy jotfie promotion
of Gg'ica!Eye amt doneSfie ,Tanafaefu c,.

~ w ti"'f'Vf" COUNTY SocfrfY JO ftr Promotion
81 agriculture ara do'neSfic Nn4facfH g..
Having been Informed Of the advantage Of u
sing the tops Of Indizn corn, cut as rye straw 20
be mixed with potaioes, shorts or meal, as food
for horses CT earle. have been making the ex-
pertinent darinE M present win,er-sl find thai
ny cattle thrive better on this fodder than on rye
straw. The corr stal'.s certainly contain a great
qnan;ity OF farne subsla nee, and therefore m,ist
be highly huuitiye. Hziug cut and seailed with
small quantity Of hfan. they aRord an exec lent
mess fer rrileh cows In tie cculuon way of
focdeting cattle with corn tops, The blades arc
Ereraiiy eatcn. Jut the stalks arc wasted. BY
adopting the plan accommodated, tire whole af-
lords nutrilive food
an, gentlemen, with gres, raspeG. vooss. &c.
GEO. LCGhE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16
WHEAT FAN & WOVEN W1RE
M.AyNUR.dCTORY,

W HEAT AN G WOVEN WIRE
MlNUF.1CTORY,
No. T. Eriage.strees, fur dooys nor,5 Of G,i6t5's
Bridge, baltimore.
STTHERE are made and sold. WREZ7.
w FANS, FIRST quality ROLLING and other
SCREEKS. for wheat barley. hdx.seed, &c.
HAND RIDDLES and SIBVES. for coal,
corn, barley, wheat, rye, oats, meal. brick.dust,
fax seed, clover seed. cookie, line, sand, SC
S7AKFS for Indian meal; WIRE SAFES
WOVEN WIRE for windows, sc. &c.
AMOS SMITH,
(FoyDte,ly WEST Il SMtrH.l
N. p. a good assortment on hand.
Any Of the above articles will be delivered in
Richmond, ION short no;ice) at the same prices
as at the mandatory exclusive Of freight) on
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS II SON,
Near tic Bason of whom the prices NAV be
krown-who have now on hand, W5cat Fars,
Jgteaf and Lime Sieves, and Meal Sieves, &c. of
& superior quality
p. S, WIRE SAFES, and few tons BAR
IRON on band.
I1,h No. list. 1904. wtf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11

THE iubicuben havicg pnrchaied the pa
i tent right tor the counties Of Newport 81
Rfifiol, for making, UdSg. and vending to-
Others TO be uied, a Machiue for tho purpoic Of
wafhing clothes, fulling, fcouriog. and cleanang
cloth, under the original patent right. which
was granted by the Congrefs of the Uuited
States OF America, unto Daniel S. Dean. OF the
town Of Bcekmau, in Dutchefs county, State OF
Ne~yotk. on the 10Th day of February. 1904.
All pcrfon, are hereby forbid making, uhog. CT
vending fsid Machine, within the counties afofe-
faid, under the penalty of the Law, without the
authority of US, or oar agents. being hrf grant,
ed them. Any perfon may be accommodated,
by calling on BENJAMIN PlTMAN, jun.
JOSHUA NICHOLS.
NJ. B. Thofc who may with TO parchafs
he Pstent right for the county Of Brifoi, will
pleafe 90 apply as above.
Newport, Sept. Io. 1904.
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For SAFE.

n FARM. lying in Little Compton. near
{ "A The head Of The Wet Branch Of Acoxct
river, ,od joins the :ivsr. having good Lot Of
Salt Meadow at the foot Of Esid Farm, with a
good Haufe, Barn, Crib. and other convenient
out building, thereon with deficiency Of
wood, and we'll wa,cred. Ii is well fenced with
good aooe wallis under good Improvement,
and 10 well adapted to corn, grain and gra6 |;
with good young Otchsfd. Whoever may
vim TO purchaie faid Farm. Is invited to come
and look for himfelE The terms will be fuch
az will inducs him not 20 leave it, which may be
known by applying to the iubfcibcr. living on
the p'eGites. CAINAN CLIFFORD.
Lhas- Csmp's~. Mareb 9, 1906.
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THOMAS ID. STALL,

IHOM AS ID. STALL,
INFORMS his fricrds, and che public IN gen.
4 eral. that he has tet u ronning very
handfome Coachce, for the purpoie OF accom-
modstins Ladies and Gentlemen. who with 20
ritc for pieafure. They may be ahsrcd OF rid
ing remarkable esfv, and with the greatea ise-
~, as Mr.. Samuel Piece (who is well known
n an able aud experienced driver) will take
charge of the Carriage. IL wi,I always be ready
to 20 to any place required, either for iho" OF
long diaance, by making iczfonabie application
at the Store Of the faid 7bsnos ID. SfHH, in
Thames Stseet. wasre the books will he kept /;
and the fra name entered will have the prefer
eoce the price will be as uiual, according TO
the diifanc.. NeaVbsrs, May. 80, 1904
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11
Secretary Of War.

yxIE the fubfcnoers being appointed by The
w Hon. Court Of Probate for the town OF
Sousf-Kinga CommiiIi aner, TO receive and
examine nc claims of The creditors TO the eaate
Of the Hon. SaMUEL J. PorrsR. decsaled, re-
preieoted inio.vens /: Hereby give notice. that
FIX months longer, from the I'd Monday ia
March ina. is Allowed by faid Cours tor the cre-
dirors OF fsid etste 10 bring in their reflective
:la: rs and thar wc fhall attend upon the buff.
nc!s ofoar fs;d sppoiatnent every iecond Tuei
day and Wednesday ia each month. at the houie
Of Charles Barker. where al accounts mutt be
prefsntcd properly alteted, or otherwife they
will NOT be slowct.
ELISHA r. GARDNER, | Commit
JOHN. r. NICHOLS. ioners.
South. Kineao IN, March z6. 1905. 81.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11

ID ESPECTFULLY Informs the Public. that
An he has taken Shop three Doors North OF
the New Church Lane. where all kinds Of Tin
WARE. can be furnihed at the thorteii notice.
and on as reasonable terms as can be bought in
ibis Town. Contiant attendance will be given
and the fmsilea favor acknowledged.
Stove Pipes. either Of Tin or Sheet lion,
made Sith diiPa,ch. - CAN, & the hishsR
price. given tor old Pewter and Lead.
Newport. Od. ~. $50
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Tzyf reeeived. ard for Eak BY
JACOB RICHARDSON,

al f6e PsF-Ctee.
hOUSE Paper of every kind, American,
L 4 Eighth, French. aad Hamburg. in sd-
dition 20 his Iarge sdortmsnt OF Sooo pieces,
win 8,rdem. He ha, ua received number
OF nes Boes, for isls os circulation.
Mafs iad 1'ippi,s, large aG)T;Ecnt-
Men'..ar Gloves. Mii;s. and Caps-Fur Skins,
Rudi,, gray, white, and fpotted.
Alto. Tickets in the Wexford Academy
Lottery.
Writing Paper OF every defcription, by the
ream OF quirs--Slates Of all tiz:s, wi.h ageae.
r.! afor,ment OF Stationary.
Charts, ,Europeaa Pi!eu-WeR-India and
American ditto.
Eogiifh Mufard, by the pouud-Sweet
Oil, by the Gail,.
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Cszjl2hssS. DHillfv. and F,af PrsferVer.
EJAs fer Saie the following Articles, viz.
IA box aud cafk raihns; hgs; almonds in
fheii prones csusnis; nrtmegsi Cloves |;
Cinnamon sifpics; black and Cayenne pepper |;
eiagsr; muasrd; fpice bisten tsa,; coffee |;
cocoa (helis chocolate NO. { and .. prepared
with and wi,hout vanilla; brown, powdered &
loaf fugsr, Cordals OF all kinds ginger pre-
frrve..--An sGortmeni Of Pse!eryed Fruits in
brandy. olives. anchoyicS. pea outs; bea From
iiyaiac. Sherry, 'rennelife aud Malaga Wines |;
Srrup, already prepared for punch, fupesior to
any com monty uisd iit and 4th proof Jamaica
Splits, 4 Aosigua Rum bea Spsnifh Ssgan
wirh an elegant afortment OF GIss & Cookery
WARE. which he is determined 20 fell very;
low.--PsnefuaI arteodsoce and the fmaIeA "a
von gratefully acknowledged.
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SAIL MAKING.
THE fubScIihers having entered into

THE fubicribers having entered into partner.
a nip. under the iimof
Durham and Spooner,
hercby inform the Public, that they carry on the
sail Making bofneis. in its various branches,
sf their Sail Loit. on the wharf OF the late Gen.
John Malbone. at the South part Of The town.
Thole who may fsvos them with their cuftom.
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favon viii be gratefully acknowledged, by
.r CHARLESC. DUNHAM.
WING SPOONER. I'd.
Newport, April 8, isoz. 7qI
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CHOP No. Ii7, Thames Street, adjoining
- the Store of ,be fubicriber. having con-
venient parlour back, aud two chambers above.
The fhop will be let either with or without the
rooms .asnay beit fuit the occupant. Poasf6on
TO be given the 6rR Of May enfning. Apply 10
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Newport, March AZ. 1905.
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NOTICE is hereby given TO all perfoDs hsv-
4 ing any demand, seainft the eiis,e Of Da-
Uid MsIpi'I, late OF Newport, decesfed. to pre-
fcnt their accounts for iettl.ment and thofe Who
ftand indebted, are denred to make immediate
psymeDsp $50 ID. MELVILL, Extexfsy.
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tss BE- 'yapfo,ted. o. al osy iins IA sajs IF ~.
gerey. /a1b Jsbphss Of lite prsvyssss m advs~es.
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qbs tyiviitge 10 Had<sfood 10 be ,s/srved 10
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fbns a hpply in advasee may be aLqoays ,,gSi,ed
al any If tbe fred Seas on abe tfa6sG,l. or Indian
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II. DEARBORN.
Ma,eb 8. Secretary Of War.