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aR<HSTnse9 Cow ie'ersouF;. 10 be let
mare two of which vii re reuitied If pax, with
IN the season, which wit commence the iUili OF
March, :. expire the Isl of August next. Board
OF servants gratis; mares usay be fei with Grain
81 two shllings per day. ! have large and extes-
s.ve pasiurage, divided in Ave different nclos,Ires
that mares with foals may be kept distinct from
barren mares One dollar to the groom. No IL
ability for accidents of any description.
PRECIFIrATE was bred by lord Egrcrlont.
foaled in l787. got by Mercury "a son OF Ecliuae)
dam by lIerod. his grandam HAiien by Match
EN-. on, OF mr. Pratt's old spirit mare her dam
by Mogal-CamiIa b. Bay Bolson---Old /. adv
dam OF Sterling by Puileus's chestnut Arabian
lockwood BUSTER.
PERFo NANCE.
In the FIRST spring meeting, 1870. at Nav Mar
Let. when 8 years old. nc won the first class Of
the princes stakes OF 100 gniaeas each. beating
Thsaderbolt, Chan,iceer, and Sir Pepper. tour
having paid the forfeit In the same week he
won the Bolton stakes Of SO guinc as each, beat
Ing Chambooc. Dragon and Pailafox paid
forfeit Second spring meeting ne won the Sd
Class OF the princes stakes Of 100 guineas beating
Thunderbo.t paid forfeit And in the same
weei: he received 100 guneas forfeit from Lord
Gr9syenor's Radamaniiius
In 1872 he won 4, so at Guiidheid, beating
Doge, Thun1erbolt, Sarmgapa,an aud Stou,:
INC next day 6 so At the same place. beating Car
ooek and Criiin. lie also won the king's 100
guneas. at Lewis, beating Skyscrsper at hears.
me lst beinga dead heat After which he was
SO highly esteemed thar he become a stallion in
ms LordshP's stud a. IL guineas a mare This
horse IS the sire Of the following running horses
IN England: Johpquil, Petworfii, Matrana. Ro.
saba. Chesnur colt out Of Bobsail, Ches,nas colt
OUT OF Rosemary. Humbug, Lazarus, Raginier,
1 1,polio' SnhIyer. Tag, Louisa. TipstaR, mr..
'eN'heoie's MY out of Reeves, Alchymist, clod.
hopper, Grey Oily his r. II. I.ampadosas No.
MARY, MaIrance, Bay hlly mr. browns. Crsy
MY mr. KadcliTs, Tax, TipstaT aud Bob,au
iso' % loVS. THOMAS GOODK. =
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TWENTY DoLL.4Rs REw6Ro7

II yS away froFn the subrcriher abon, The c,,J IS
NOV or early in Dec. black servant rar.sJ
SAM, believe about 10 or 90 years of age ,e,,,
strong and likely for a man Of his aye. ~ 90.
seen m the neishborhood Of this place some ,,,ae
aper ne absensed himself, bur from his eonreS;'
ens ! nave reason 70 suppose that he NAV no
..orsinS ABOUT, or concealed by those come y;ons
~ ne counties of Powha,an or Curnberland 7
w'H give the above reward if he ia brouyht 70
me N ms place, or ten dollars If secured IN n
jail 50 that may &c, him. - =" =
Arch'd. Freeland.
Manchester, March 10, 1905. IF
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February l5th. 1905
- 80 kukei.t. -


VIE SUP cri5er has taken q leass OF FIVE years,
4 tor she vel known And conipis,.ious house in
tiie city OF Rchriond i,1g occupied by Mr. Rich-
ard Crouch. whicn issnuate on the street. Ieeiny
from the main street by the Sovsrnor's, and IS
near the ven ine store % Isosser and Moncurc
HE'S provided wish an excellent stabIc, which
shall be constantly suaplicd with forage OF the
best qaa!ity. whesc he wilt receive Efctsss N lii
very aad the utmost attention shall BE- paid 10
those horses which may be Committed to his c:se
The long experience which The subscriber has
nal "a tiais kind Of business a.,d The genera. sa-
tisi~stpa which he has given - ihose.wao have
tivoreti him wth their Custom at Manchester aud
oshsr places, .rIhosises him nope, tina, he will
NOT only continue to receive the patronage of his
FORMER friends bnt Nk.S,ise the counienauee and
favor of the pubic ~ large.
Tie also proposes 70 take IN about 20 BOARD
ENS Jon reasonable ssrn,s, and beys leave To rs
sure those vino may favor him ,vi,n their patron
axe. that every attention ana exertion Shall be
nsed 20 give entire satisfaction and The sub
scriher also oilers his services to.sell horses on
ecnin.issaon--ln all cases where lie may be en-
p.oyed TO do So he viii charge tae o&ner no
more thar the actual COS, FOR the suppon of su.h
horses.
&c JE'rEll N4ncrJrv
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Notice.

'thF 1lf ha.Sogy Dibriit' Of BqctiagJaa conn
q, Is be chr fiiy authorized 70 maze s,,kc oFo,e
1R AC7 or LIND, IN Rrryict, containing 5000
sc'es' ty4ng on Dan Tiper--t6ree dif,o in G,oyson
eoRry lying ogt5e waters Of T,ir Reed Is!rnd
--'rvo4 thousand acres e,icb e. one ri 500 ae,es
toe said DibreH scH intend at next dorii Gyay,os
e2.Tijor ne s"s Of sbe scifiaqdsfcr and on brbaY
q RA7Hl ANDERSON.
A6ertdr!c county. Feb. 1875. 1875. tk
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ENo. li47.l
liz - Gems Siagle.l


y N consequence II khc badness Of the rvea.
Il Mer IN Saturday 5he .5olh III. me sale O,
ne LO1.S on nc fu,7Y!ike road jusl a5ove
me sosru If 51anrhes.er az the h.ace called
Back- It'll, is fsosfiioned fiH Ilo,.etoy tie 29ih
Of shis wosih ne SAFE sviA commence az tie
1o4- GATE, az Gen O'Clock, a. ~. on the fe,n,s
H-7lfsonca IN me former advertisement.
JiS. CLARKE, .4sforsael
iajactfor Meflrchrsetors.
Mtrl 4, 1905. IDS :
c7-4KEW ffo7l a negro GOV zaSl =
: pening, a SIX }t,4TCk. made s6y Rich.
ard Dyie, Loadon, no. 6so. ne orvner.
,rayset Hhe sane 5y oi5aiyfny 10 me nrfnte,-
hereefa and foying tie e.Syhease ojrthis adver-.
rs n,ent. y I'd .A,srrt, 1905.
n CONSiG NbiL NJ Of the fol-
4 y lowing Articles. jus, received, are offered
Tor sale ~ very lew prcss for cash -four, or on a
Credit OF 90 days Tor notes negotiable at the Ean,
viz;
10 Pipes 4t5 esOef csgriac ssaa-..y Of a superior
qaaiiy
10 H5ds Rmm--e HI. aiolas,es
40 boxer Nee Tori Caii41es-- 5af Sayar
Ifbite Rare Giagcy-- Cotton and Wool Li.rds.
1 he subscriber also olcrs for sale Oh The above
terms only general assar,melt OF genuine and
well chosen GROCERIES, at liis-s,cre ID door
from thc market house, main street.
a. X. DABNEl.
n. b. All prisons Indebted to the eahseril,er are
refrea;ed TO make speedy payment. or suits viii
PC instituted indisoriainaIe) agai..si those who
10 nor co1nni, with this req1eSE. n ID
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WILL BE SOLD.
" III l)jI OOLD,
NJ Pu5ho Eu6tioa on Saturday The 9O,h dav Of
Ap.'' next, a tie Rawieigh tavern. in the
city OF Williamsburg, that valuable
plantation, called
7 A r M O u T TT.

I YInc in James City county, on chiekahon,inv
: riyer.ten miles from Iyiliiarisbnrg. 'rhe i'm
proven1ents arc, a two cry brill. house with two
rooms and passage above and below. Do,tjcos
on each side. large aud capacious BAN. and 3
other out houses The whole trs0 Including an
island IN view Of the,house. hign and low land,
with marshes contains ab0u, 27O0 acres acarce-
" one third Of which 10 cleared. Two thirds Of
the islands arabic, which. with the land sdion-
ing the houses. is OF superior quality. Adjacent.
70 the island are two bold and navigable creeks
with convenient landing to each The range
for cattleis very extensive and the marshes and
meadows viii supply an abundance Of hay. Fish
and fowl, in their respective seasons. may with
case be obtained az your door The orchards,
consisting of the greatest variety Of ali kinds Of
frsi, seleaed with care, are now in their prime.
The terms Of sale ase one third cash the la.
lance IN one, two and three equal annual paw.
nlenss.
PEYToN RANDOLPH, n.
For ELIz: INxis.
Nov. 18th, 1905. -.
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TO BE RENTED,
for one or more years. and, possession given the
Ism of April next--a convenient
Store e Dwelling house.

WIN three rooms below and two above, with
fra place in two Of The lower rooms. ,s;rb a
good ory cellar under them a kiichen. smoke.
house, garicn. and two scres of land adioinine
enclosed, part of which is well SET with red clio.
yer. This tenement has been occupied for some
years past by Messrs Aiban GIpin & Co il is
SITUATED ma healthy and agreeabIe neighbour.
hood, Z iine stand for country store, abou. Is
miles from Richmond, and not more than half !,
mile IRON he Eiyer, and in the midss OF a fine
wheat country For terms apply 10 the subscri.
Der. SAM. 'PftEASArI-rS
Powhatan co 4th Mar 1895. re-
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TIN DOLLARS REW.4RD

NoE,s away last evening, a large stout made
~ blood bay II O RISE, upwards OF i've ieet
high years Old last spring. was shod all rouud
about two months ago, bat some of the shoes
may nov be OF; he has large head and small
eyes, rots and galops if he has any other marks
by which he nigh, be distinguished, they are not
reeoiieeted. lie had on a saddle good dea
worr, whli hogsl;in seat and plaled s,iyrups
The above reward viii be paid on delivery
the horse and saddle 10 the subscribers.
Pickett, Pollard & Johnston.
Richmond March & fS0S
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TIE SIxTH IND LhsT voEUNE or
WARNER & HANNAH
Select Plays

- Just received At this of6ce--where few COM
p s, 'essei the work in eesan, binding are fer
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: CIper Abtomatios< C'olnDa77y.
JN pursuance OF an order ofthe Trustees. AZ ,beir
= last meeting, the I4,h Sept ls04-lVIl be
SOLD. 4, Powell's Tavern in Petersburg The
Torn gay OF April next, ALL SHARES of The
first subscription on which balance nav h.. A..
at that time, withou, discrimination.
= P8IDE, OK. e. Receiver.
9th March, 1905. de
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PRECIPITATE,

ImroRTEDby Mr Lish,foo,
= OF Sandy-point. last win-
ter, full Is haods and q half
high vill sand at nv sta
bic IN Chesterfield county,
Appornaysox river, IS miles
above Pe!ersbur:. to- be let
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7 Y virtue of Il deed oftrust execu-
y ted 70 the subscriber by Joshua West and
Mary West, for the purpose of securing dsbr
wherein specified, % Andrew Woocley win he
sold by me atthe Bell Tavetr, in the civ Of
Richmond, 70 the highest bidder. for ready mo-
ney, on the 27hd a5 II hiss pretent month fanri,
he part of a Half-Acre. LOT.
Known ana Distinguished IN the plan of the said
CITY OF Fichmond b. the rurrher so, and IS ing on
thceast side of Shockoe CT Elk. me cornqE IS ne
Gross street opposite lie courthouse; bopnds as
fglow.to wlt--begsnning at the northeast corner
OF sad ot, thence running up the b ok stree, 60
ieet thence at right acgles running into said lot
2S ieet thence ar 'ight angles TO The cross street
~ ieet forming square % 90 feet lorg.ard So
test vide ineinding small house and a well of
excellent water -
Epw'D WINS TON, 7;pssee.
The above satisfy security deb,
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EY virtue of a deed Of trust made
lp to the fpbfcriber by Nathaniel Burton, the
9th day OF February a9L for the purpofe Of fecu..
ring debf due TO Arthur Nunnery. and all char
gcs attending the execution Of thc trpe--wiiI be
fold. 20 rho Aighea bidder, at Buckingham eoprs-
houle, 90 Saturday the 10th d,y Of April next,
for the ben price that can be obtained in crop to
baeeo Of Nicholas INFECTION. or its value in no
neY at the current eaIh price,
A certain Tract or Parcel of LAND,
Lying in the county Of Buckingham, on both
fdcs If ihe great creek Of Slate river containing
swo hundred and twety five acres, aud adjoining
fhe lands Of Nathaniel Bur,on, Barnet Nunnery,
Eiiz.5eth ssundsrfon, Edward Msxcey and Ben.
jamiG Burton.
JAMES MURPcY, Trustee.
March i5th 1905. t20a
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81 a NIX u o " ID S
For sale at this Office.
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a Ilvertis ement.

PETER M0SELEY
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@RolN SouTa .1mgaIcA.

plsnsstionon Csickahominy.
rear the p~y BRIDES and
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
CUSTOM.


Dqi,iS Of Nssppo,f. Jsa. 80.
EkreRsp. Fsss
Ship Charles * Harriet, Clarke. lie of Msy
Soop Loaifa, Bowen, sma,ca
Brig RoSena, Potter, Caudalorne
Sloop Minerva, Bliven, Newycrk
Big Alfred. Tanner. HAVANA
The Sloop Dove. Of New York. John
BornhAm. mater. in a6 days from Martiniqoe.
laden with molaass. faear AID cocoa, arrived
here in diareh ON the a3d inf. The Dove
was difratei off the back Of Long lIlaod, ON
tho 10Th iua. by the fwcll Of the fsa, and ia
this htuation was towed into this harbour, by
two boats from Block III .nd.--Two Of the peo-
pic on board of the Dove are much iroa- bi,tens
CAPTAIN B. informs thas he is~ Two Bries and
a Schooner aihorc on the South 6de cf Longs
Iilaod. on the 10Th inH. Mernv.
Arrived at New London, Brig Lion. Free
man. 7S dayc from Havana; Left there up-
ward, al 60 fail of American veHrls, hut could
not recoileet any Of the mslen or ys9eIs names.
The fehooner Paragon. Graves, arrived at
Baltimore. In lar. a., 40, long. rs, fell in
With the fch'r Gladiator. of Providence, r. I.
from New. bound to Norfolk, and took eff the
wreck. Fl. Potts, mater, Hezskish Salibary
mate; and Johu Reynolds. ieama,. the re-
rnsinder of twelve men, four Of whom were
drow ned under deck and FIVE waihcd overboard,
they had been on the wreck "A houDs and whea
taken of. the velIel was iull Of wster and Hnk-
irg. Cassa. Gax.
A easiisn 10 MsR.u Of Fs1S6.---1he Light
Houfe, on the point OF North Iland. George
Tosn Is. CT by an accident caught hc on the
night OF the 4th ioa. and itis 70 much damaged
as TO prevent the light from being ihown until
iome rcpsir are made.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

relief a. conerefs 10 their wifaon fhsll deem
neet. Referred 20 the committee Of Claims.
A petition OF John Bowers. of Somer'ss
fMadschuiett) vas pfriented 90 the Houfs, pray
ine 70 receive the bounty allowed by Law on
vsiirls employed in the ihesy OF the United
States. in thr cafe OF three tchoonefs belonging
20 him. named the George. the General John.
600 aud the Diana; the payment OF which hs
has not yet received. owing TO Tome infofmsl'iy
in the contuasts en,esed into between the matters
and crews Ut che fai1 ichooners.
Referred 60 the cYiami,see of Commeree
aud Manataelurcs.
Wsastfaay, Jaa. 9. .
A petition OF Peter Robcftfon, OF Anhcrh,
Higb ,rouPh coanty fN. n. was prefsnied TO
the n oule, praying to be placed on the peniion
lia, on account OF wound received at the bat
tie of Busk.rs Hin. in MsGschufetu, while
folder in Col. Srark's regiment whereby nc 10
prcven,ed from Obtaining livelihood by labor.
Referred TO the CON mittee of CLAIMS.
A petition vas appreciated from iaadry m
habitants OF Chefhifc county N. HI Pray'"g
that poe road may be eAablifhcd from Wor-
ceitcs, in Maaachule,,s. through Holden, Rat-
land, Hubbardeon. Tempeton, Winchendon,
20 Fitzgillism, and from thence 70 keene IN
New. hamphirc. g' -
Referred to the committee appointed to
eaqaife what amendments are neceaary TO bs
made ia the aet, eAsbhlhiag poif-Othce and
PoR- Roads within the United States.
75urjaay, Jar. 10.
| A mefIagc was read from the Senasc. noti'
fying that they had rejected the bill giving pow
| er TO the itockhoIders of the marine iniuranc'
company of Alexandra to infure seainft FIRE.
| The committee 70 whom was ieierred !
remembrance aod petition OF, the Repreientarlve
of rhe frecmen OF the territory Of Looiiana. wa
difchsrgsi from the farther confederation there
of, and the remonfiance and petition were re-
ferred to the committee appointed on that par
Of the Pfeidents medage, relative TO the amcii
Grafton of the form Of government OF the terri
tory OF Loui6ans. Adjourned.
Friday Jan. "a.
Mr.. Winfon informed tbe Honfc of th
death of hs colleague, col. James Giilefpie, frod
North Carolina |; whereupon,
! A committee was appointed, conGtfing O
MeTu. Alexander WinRon. Holland, Wynos
Dickfon and Vim, TO fupsrinteod the funeral
aud
| II was unanmouly refuivcd that III
Houfc will attend the funeral, sod that the
will iefify their rcfpstt for the dcceslrd b
wearing Grape on the left arm for one month.
| Adjourned.
Saturday,. jar. "a.
| The Speaker was requcard TO inform I'll
Executive OF the State Of North Csroliua of III
vacancy occaGoped by the death Of col. Jane
Gilrfpie. Adjourucd.
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COMMUNICATION.

The young men OF Newport (fay fome OF
our fsihionable belles) arc defitote Of all tpint
No AherpbIie,--No Balh--No parties OF di-
veriion whatever for us.--Tney take dl the plea
fure TO thcmfelves in fuppeu. card parties, re-
velries, &c. Sc. while we arc Obliged TO NOPE
out the winter at home, with good FIRE, whole
fomc food, and refsething nudnbcrs. Who is
there that 10 70 unfeeling, as not 10 pity your
forIorn, deplorable oopditionl while there are
manv Of your iex st this very moment. who are,
through the ieverities of rhc icafon, not only
fubiefsed 60 the exsfemes OF cold and hunger,
bat confined TO their miiersble habi,ations by
dilcafe, unable to ak thofe charities from yo0i
hands which their difordercd, impoverished
condition Graves, - The cSies of the uniorunats
demand portion of that care which is fpcnt on
the frivolities of drefs and zmufemcnts. THE
property whichis yearly expended on fuperani.
tics merely, and that which 10 waAed by ths
ypnng re- e6 'rxr'i-s and difhpation. would
Il taved 4 seoysflr hceQxed. rsifc q 5y 9 our
s.ls0T,-i;.zsai .lQD ne fcd Ds sDv0=, I'D re-
Seer 8fhsn rrfa tft cary - poyesty 4 4 lesfe
i1 saoG "a t'ie s1rgc tovct ri.rli tse Jntt'
81 S,.s.-, l'rns ,oieos icesssi-s are iorned. no
cab by zoe nsies, Dof iy jssrsi,s tar ilie pur.
eir ot AiaifT-g co1gfcu sa ~ sse6tt
f7.dov su5 ouiasn- gshg Ns~yeii nDe1id &
ss. h7yc rsps siccl 1it4ase iir l6s ls,nsle sGo
e;s.ios. 80 ~ 9ocAioa u lsrpf;1s. The
s5g nos MOE .snsrlci - ti8ipa,ior shza thol
81 o'htf oiar,,, mo hsse consib5sea to IN
t.sitg of sfr po7r--rat fte frey 'sii shs n poin
y ropesiy.--Svhy shgs j. q not sastteli--I
!, nr, v.. roo zsc fpt ..fsics suf G-iil, mea o
e-opef,y % form shcElslsee in,a chsufsolc an
snshscpie &aonislios'. No 60 VI den
uHcala f-15dns 1aes so ih-is honor
sftrr lhey hsd hncr essez chr ifij, the
I'D ie.s siisisaic2 n3x lnsr eolnnenfs
~ with sasiF siiis. hvISA NITAs
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N f w P 0 X t,
WaJday, Jan. 81, 1905.

sT No Mail had arrived in town Gnce Ss-
tnrdsy laa, when oar paper wss put 10 preis,
owing, il is preGomed, TO the Uncommon fever
iy Of the weather Tor feveral days paa-~hich
will account in fome me.fe,e fot the dearth
Of News in this days Republican.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
PATENT CHIP EOR BONNETS

I'll SAAsA AN<N ~
THE fubfcriber having purchafed of the Pat
i ensee the cxclpdve Right of making and
vending the Patent Chip in and for the State Of
Rhode I1,nd, hereby caotions and forbids any
pcrfon or Perfons either making or vending faid
Chip fot Bonnets, within faid State of Rhode
l0snd, on Penalty Of the Lac Of the Upitcd
States 10 foch Cafe made and provided--dnjefs
they have BEEN duly and pseviouny authorized BY
the Subfcribcr for making or vending the fame.
Twenty DolIam Reward will be givss. by
the Subfcriber, 10 any Perfon who may diicovcrs
and produce fstisfatsofy Proof, Of any Perfon OF
Perfous msking or vending The afofefaid Chip
within the State Of Rhode-I0snd.
~ JONATHAN NICHOLS.
sr NJ: B. MeGn. CHARLES COGCE-
SHALL and Co. being appointed Agents for
vending iaid chip for the Town OF Newpofts
will keep eonasnt Supply at sbeif Store for
Sale. Newport, Dec. 8. 800.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
In SENATE
OF THE UNIFIED STATES.
Januafy l4.

On motion OF Mr.. ELLERr,
RrjoiOed. That the members Of the Senate,
from Gncere de6re OF hewipg every mark Of
refpeet due TO thes,enory of the Hon. SAMU-
EL ]. PorTER, decealed, late member thereof,
will 60 into mourning for him one month, by the
utual mode Of wearing Grape round the left arm.
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N,wYoux. Ian. ,s.

On friday evening, sbou, eleven o'clock,
two of The nightly ps,role fsized black mao
OF vsry fufpicicus appearance 1t the bottom Of
Pine-aSees; and. on f.archiog him. they found
dagger under bis great coat, and fin. box
con,aisins live Goals, with which il h probable
he inrudcd TO ie' fire TO f,me rsrf Of the city.
We a,derRand he has undergone an examination
bcforsthe police. and Is committed TO pfifon.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

A QUANTITY Of Sheep OF Lamb Skins.
n drcfIed without oil, fsitsble for Book-
b;pdine, tor sbich . genefous price viii b
sivea. Apply At thh oAace.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

DiED] In this town. on Thuhdsy Ian,
M". DssoaAa TowSsssp, widow ct the
iase MIR. iob. Townfend, sged Is.
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Iow is ibis ?--Two Electors in
MARYLAND, nine in Connecticut, and
thres in Delaware, have voted for
Chales Cotefworrh Pinckney as Pre-
fidet, and Rufus King as Vice-Prefi-
denfof the United States. Pray does
this look like veneration for John
Ad;msl Or is it not rather like con-
defining? Nh! the Devii has Dbs~n
biseiovsn fat. Repub. Adv.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
WILLIAM MCoRKLE,
NJ - Nr-t-.. 49, DL.l. Ii .~hss

No. n. WaInut uTcct, FhltzdeIpn'ss
a~F The Editors of Newspapers
throughout the Uni,ed Slascs, wi, ccnies an
obligation by iDfeuiag the above in their Sespec-
tive Cszeues, ss often al may be convenient.
~ U,renbr, IL
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
Federation looking up!!!

TeueTuhDW f0bh1HS W
As furc hgn that Federalifm is
I" boxing up," four federal Gazettes
in he dilfri6t of Maine have deceied
within few months paf. viz. jerks
Commercial Gazette, Edes' Kenne-
bee Gazette, the Eaftern Herald and
the Annals of the Times. With al,
the Talents, all the property, and all
the religion! What, . figure do the
feds cut?
Tbe Newark Gazette, Expired
on Tuefday laa, of a decline which it
bofe with ebriaian fortifude, this le-
climate child of federalifm: 1t was
generated by corruption, il progreaed
in infamy, and finally died in dill
grace. Newark Gem.
Since the difcontinuance OF the
Newark Gazette, new paper mas
been i1ued from the fame office, cal
led the Republican, Herald, by Mr.
DAvID c. BALDWIN. 1t we ma)
Judge from the firIf number, it vii
be print decidedly republican.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-18

1 List Of Letter, remaining in the Post
Office, ShephevG's- To1uH, On the Isl
II January, tSc15> -vhich J'nOt tqke"
ont bsf2re the LIST e opal nexf. 1p'H
be SEM to tie General Pass-QGcs .H'
dead letters:
D John Broylcy, Mis-. Comelia
D. Bright. :
c. George Corral, Mr.. Cobler, taylor.
D. Alexander O'CLOCK.
L. Mrs. Ebb.
F. Frederick Folck.
G. Hezekiah Griffin, Jacob GadwaIt.
H. John Hutchison.
L. john Lehlc, James Lickens, sen.
NJ. John M'Gregor, Cato Moore,
Nicholas M'Intire.
N. Widow Mace.
P. John Pierce letters, William
Pusey letters.
R. Robert Russell, Mr.. Richard,
Van Rutherford, John Robinson, Rev.
Stephen G. Roszell.
s.. Stephen Shaw letters, David
Sigar, Michael Shappell, Thomas Sap
pington.
W. Doctor Edward O. Williams 2
letters, John Wallslager, William Wor-
ley, John Welsh' letters, Mary Wal.
ter, Cornelius Winecoop.
NJ B. Where ne place ef resideneeis
specified, in or near Shepherds Town
is to be understood.
JOHN MORROW, P. NJ.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-18
" 0 TIC E.

4 NYPerson or Persons having claims
n against the estate of Clemens Pierce,
deceased, are requested - bring them
forward Immediately, properly attested,
that they may be discharged. as we are
determined. to have the estate settled in
a very short time-Also, those that are
in any manner indebted to said estate,
are desired to come forward and make
payment, as We are resolved to give no
longer indulgence.
MARY PIERCE, Adn'r's.
CLEMENT BANKS, Adm'r.
Tc6erssn County, january IL, 1905.