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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15

aaerizes the humility of his faith and
the unoitentatious complexion of his
mind. In an article dictated by him
felf he exprefed the fenfe of his own
unworthinefs, and his reliance foley
on the intercefiion and iuferings OF
Our Redcemer.
In another paragraph he ftridly di-
reaed that he lhould be privately bu-
ried, left the zeal and affection of his
friends and fellow fol Tiers ihould in
duce them to accompany him with
military honors to his grave. His dif-
folution was gradual he funk under
the decay of nature, and died without
pain or ltruggle.
General STEVENS, the commander
of the artillery ofthe northern depart
merit at Saratoga, and now comman-
ding officer of the artillery in the
State, on behalf of Cincinnati and the
military, folicited permiflion to tefify
their refped for him as an officer, and
their elteem for him as man-but
the injunction in his will, and his fire.
quent verbal requefs were too per-
emptory not to be obeyed /; his funer-
al was therefore private, but il was
attended by many of the mott refpec.
table inhabitants of the city, whom
he counted among his perfonal friends;
nor was it lels marked by the regret
and forrow of thole who we're prevent.
ed from honoriny him in manner
proporriored to his merits, and from
lhewing their refpeGt for one of the
oldef, mott ufeful, and moG diltin-
guifhed officers of the revolution, as
we'll as one of the mott enlightened
and virtuous citizens of the United
States. Mere. I'D.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
The following proclamation wss iGaed at
New York, on Tuefday laft -
BY THOMAS JEFFERSON,
P,sfdssf sffbe Uzited Slater Of Amoica.
APPROXIMATION.

Wbeyeas fatisfaeacrv information has been re-.
ccived, that Htnyy Wbhby. commanding Bri-
tim armed vefIel, called the Leander, did on the
twenty. fifth day OF the month Of April laa paf.
within the waters and jurifditlion of the United
States, snd near to the entrance of the hafbour
Of New York by cannon ihot fred from the
faid vcGel Leander, commit a murder on the
body Of John Pierce, q citizen of the United
States, then purfuine his lawful vocations with
in the fame waters and jurisdiction of the u.
nited States. sod near TO their ihores. and thse
the faid Henry Whitby cannot at this time be
brought to joAice BY the ordinary Proeefs OF
law.
And whereas it does further appear. that both
before and after the faid day, fundry trefpaHes,
wrongs, ard unlawful interruptions and vexa-
tions on trading vefIels. comming to the United
States, and within their waters and vicinity,
were committed by the faid armed vefIel Lean
der. het officers and people. by one other armed
vefIel called the Cambrian, commanded by
John Nairue, her cficers and people. and by
one other rmed W Ael called the Driver. COM
manded BY Slingsby Simpfon, her officers and
people, which vefTrh being all of the fame nation.
were aiding and sfi fling each other in the tref-
psGes, interruptions and vexa,ions .forefaid.
Now therefore. TO the end that the faid Hem
~ Whithy may he brought to iuftice. and due
punifhment inAieied for the faid murder. / do
hereby efpecislly enjoin and require all oficers
having authority, civil or military, and all o.
sher pcrfons within the limits OF jurifdieiion Of
the United States, whereioever the faid Henry
Whitby may be found. nov or hereafter, TO
spprehend and fecure the faid Henry Whitby.
sod him fafely and diligently to deliver TO the
civil authority of the place. to be proceeded
againf according to Law.
And I do hereby further require that the f.id
armed vedel the Lesnder, with the other offi-
cers and people. and the faid armed veiIcls the
Cambrian and Oliver. their officers aod people.
Immediately and without aoy delay, depart
from the harbors and waters of the United
States. And 1 do forever inierdia the entrance
OF all harboD,snd ~aten Of the United States to
the faid armed vsiiels, and to al other .Seiels
which hsll he commanded by the faid Henry
Whithy. John Maine. and SliDsby Simpfop.
or either of them:
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15

induhriosi merchants occupied, gained. and
added moch 10 their capital under the frm of
Jsbn Adazs . Go. But when righteou. pro-
videncc nad taken away the old merchants, the
houie took . nes name, ,snd this immrsLr capital
tell TO heirs dnuicd to 70 anwesidy ff,ck.-
Thefe traders, who aill continue 10 do bu6ref,.
70 manage their concerns lss is too sfen the cafe
with beg'oneu) that at every annual or femi-
annual Footing Of their books, they 6ad their
capital ~alfiog. and nnlch they incline more
fri0ly TO the maxins OF the old federal count
ing ,ufe. they will foon find ,hcrnfelves sver
ruhb fbe zue,I.
But as long a, the preient occupen pay twen-
ty ihilIings on the pound, which believe ,hsy
have ever done lshe cafe Of the Dolch debt ex-
cepted--and in ,his the eyes and sirs of the Hol-
lander were their chaps) wha, becomes Of that
aiual. fS<trAi eoyre6r.G, in taking aboae
bask,spfey. A merchant who continues TO do
this il neither 6onksstt in rejssrees nor yesHf4.
flor. Perhaps AZ moments OF nadvertence thief:
federal defsulten, attach neither Bams nor def
eifsey TO failure ia trade ;-ss il was not uu-
common under the federal bspkrupt aea. for
men to avail themielves of bankruptcy, as an
honorable. genfesg and mercarri< wsv Of pay
ing off their honen deb:s.-CApIrAL FspsR-
ALisM. VI. Neftt.
But however we may be difpofed 70 facetioufl
neis on the fubjeet, this fsdtyai capital sod ff-
dfral mr'ebAndizs, IL very nearly allied TO ByitiA
m0aep0J and f'adt---,he i.f Amsrics hs, todo
with either, the betf<r il will be for her INTER
EST and her HONOUR.
MCToR.
B,Psk May I3. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
NE w P O r. +.
BPsk. May i3. 1906.



The Mstcury ininuasos, that ans Republicans
IN the lex failure were afraid TO IrGG the people
With the chsice OF Governor. Ne have no room
20 lay any Ihing upon this fahjeGa now; add
will therefore only obfeiye, shag lhc greater
part Of the federsIias 80 Ihsl h2pDIsbie body, in
their ,ngs TO commit the choice Of Governor 20
the people, voged 70 declare Richard Jacklon,
Jun. duly elected, although they admitted that
ne lacked fevesal bxaS,fA Of having majority
over the opPoGtc candidates.
In our lafi Paper challenged cry gentleman
10 come forward and publicly cAssgc she govern
nenr with having TENT money 20 Fes0ce as a
tribute. Hss any one dared 70 do II? No; bas
the Mercury with itn oiuz, ea4dor md 6ossey,
has re-publifhed an article from the New York
Evening Poa, which, III an ixdi,f7 manner at
fens the faef. Nov Fellow -Cifizens, mark the
exxnixg and upiekedntG ~ the federalifts. There
10 not one of them who has the leaft regard for
his reputation, who dares openly 10 slfer ,hs
Infamous falfhood. Bpt after the detessb,s
Coleman, who has no sepura.icn to fave, and
no feelings to wound had ihowsd The hasdihood
to fabricate it, thefe eswardy viikain, difplayed
the meanefs of fecretIy propagating i, /; and no
doubt ordered their other hireling editors to re-
publifh it. We fhall make further remarks up.
on the laR Mercury in oGr next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15

inference from thefe fads Why, that
the republican administrations have
done THREE TIMES more in forti-
flying than thofe who nos0 profefs 70
much. Away then with their preten-
iions--they are hypocritical--they are
deluGve--they are intended to betray.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
70, tbs RHoDE-LSLAAD REPUBLICAN.
FIpIsAL CArIrALl e CArIrAL FsrER.
ALIsx -!

Mr.. Ky1es,
IL is truly farcical to hear the federal papers
talk shoot a " federal capital" Iconfch my
ielf totally at lois 70 define What they would
have us mean BY il. Il certainly exhibits no
more of an idea than Of thofe vi6onary non.
entities, which have had nothing to define them
but their appropriate hackney Of ssDsRAL ,
fueh a. (sds,si viRrvs. Jsdyai HoNovR. Js.
dtrai coSsisrrNcY. &c. Were TO define
the term fsdt,si capital. with the caodour OF a
photographer, would call Il ssfisssi isbf.
This would be acknowledging the propriesy Of
the figure. Federal traders. like correct and
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-10

theobssrvalions TIA, have bee,
1aye scarcely heard any reason ,;s s; hut
this oil should be passed; henels s,'s 8.
eiined 10 suspec, that reason had H., vas u
IN the business; uuless they are ste,-' :, ;, %
s.,,s. ! wish tor reasons Tor pas.o, ga $
bill; but the discussion ta. ooIv - 'as
me reasons against them. Hs.. 0asfsd
Haytiaas no lights? If they wrre "'s's
subjects of q government that can ~ ~, 0uss
or hold them, has that nation any risb' I.
call on US to starve them out; 70 o o.. %
these people into submission to thu, r na
err? p0w'
Gesslemen havesaid that we wish W.,
trust not. Iloye clear sky good lo"I -.
and pleasant feelings | love peace, ~
Wish II as much as ahs gentleman in ,h
house. L is suggested, and fear j." w.
truly, that these people, rude, us,u,o,a ~
sons of nature, fired With the fu!! lore. ~
the lex taLionis, when they come 70 h..
of this bill, will arm, will hsrrss, sra
will swarm round our West India tr,d. d.
and thus injure one fourth of our eom
merce. 4 deny the right Of the French ;.
dictate as has been dane: dsny III. !.
cessi'y or policy of yielding 10 tbs order,
of French minister.
MIR. Smilis. Ideny hat the inhsSi,,r,
of ST. Domingo is anatiun. Has the II
States Or any other nation Acknowledge
them go? No. How then are thew q /.
considered other than parrot Frsnce1
The bill passed: Ayes IS. Noes26
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-10
(. HOUSE or REPRE- SENTATIyES.
JYsdnesday, March5.

The Speaker laid before the house a LEI.
ter received from the secretary of the navy,
in obedience to resolution Of the house,
requiring statement of The nature and
extent of the services rendered by the Da.
nlsh consul TO the captive crew OF the tli.
gate Philadelphia.
The letter incloses communicative
from captain Baipbridge, highly eslneive
of The generosity aud bsnevolence of Mr.
Nissen.
These communications were referred
to select committee of three members.
Mr.. I. G Smith, from The committee
of claims, made report on the petition of
Moses White and Charlotte Hazeu, w.
favorable to the prayer thereof, IN which
the house nmed iateiy concurr-d wllhouia
division, and gave iesve to the petitioners
TO withdraw their petition.
Mr.. CrowninshisId. from The commit
tee of commerce and manufactures, mace
an unfavorable report 90 the peH'ion OF Ehe
merchants OF Plymouth, Sc. when was re-
ferred to commi,te of tn whole house
and made the order for Friday.
Mr.. Nicholson, presented apesItlonf rom
the members Of the board Of commissions
ers of the county of Washington 10 Inc
district Of c olumbia. representing ha'g'eat
Inconvenience had arisen from ihA par OF
the act Incorporating the city OF W"h'os
ton which exemp,s city property from AK
alton for county purposes, and Representing
sundrv other circumstances Whicn' ~
their opinion. require legislative l0'e'p0''
ticn. cc..
Referred to select committee oil h''
members. r-.h
MIR. Conrad, from the commIt'ee Oh pun
lie accounts, made a report on ne Pe".'o NV.
of Josias w. King praying Inc a''o"A a W
Of interest due on he MONIES aileogeo
have been withheld from n'm by me ',''.
OF lhe house. The committee iePo'' '"",
on enquiry II appsers that tbe balance w.
paid 10 7. w. King al the 'i"e Que wa ..
in consequence OF deficiency IN '"' ri
prapria,lon, and concludes win t"e w. :,
Mon, tia, the memoriaiis' has 30 c'l''H ~ I
the clerk, of the house, as prayer W. Il,
him, aud the prayer of the petitioner Jug
not TO b granted. -, .ho,e q,
Refe,fad 20 a committee OF the "H0'' y
Monday nekt. .nbou
Mr.. Gregg, from the COMMITTEES 70 c T.
was referred. a me mortal from the Cne''
pe2ke aud Delaw ware Canal COMPANY ps, !.
ing for ths pecuuiary assistance OF cong s,ort
in the Accomplishment of the greaaI; T v ~.
,,1cv have undertaken, made ds'ansa #
port concluding with the expres.'o. hi,
their opinion that It's not exped,eD' q, ,r,.
time 70 grant any assistance to inc '0''
ny. 49,. &c the who'll
house on Monday. :. e num- |
MI. Dsw:on preienred petition from c, Tun
her Of citizens Of Warrington county 1 ,.hari,
bia, payiog that the Pseidsat may Desaseseupsl
led to permit an enclofure OF the u ,'o On tt
oubli, ground in the city Of Walh'pg n.nt,
raos,,;en e i, cultivation aud impfossis ., b;
so' p.fs,l,S r. the committee appointed o.
,ettioa Of the board of comml'apo' ."rt. had
MIR. Thomplon moved that 'he "'uw.oin.nisH
enter mon The confederation Of the a ihs bill az
aaJ. IN committee Of the whole 10 ''''
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Body. France, however. Fad feeble sne
gre with which 10 oppose her views, in &e
eresouTces ct that gabed laass, whuse
I,ghts and intertsts she tsps4sed, and
therefore the projection she alco, ded, was
given ar a considerable e&pence 10 herself.
1t The emperor OF Gefn.aly attacked the
ieiri'ory, CT encloatbfc open he rights OF
neighbooripg prince or eieeior, itwculd
have been In vain tor France 10 atttmpt
opposing her pIelensions by merely excit-
ing the njsred prince 10 arms, or crganiz-
lng league among tEose Who, ircm be.
irg placeti in a similar si,uasior, had SINH
lar interests IN reseG.ire The irju.y. She
was obliged always to promise, ard not
only TO rromiss, buI if nectsssiy 20 grant,
her own aid. ! he rauencc, therefore,
with sheshas hitherto exercised in Ger
nssa!,. though eminenhy advantageous TO
her upcn tbs whole, l.s4 no, been Eilhour
e1Prnee.
The Peace Of Presburs unfortunately as.
sureshsrla mucii greater degsesof Sauence
without any 1espence az all. HE free
towns ala small Priiic.paliti=s Of the EN-.
pre- are 10 a nauner ex,irgusshed, and
ne,ttd INTO masses capsb..r If he powers
OF resistance and Of attack. Da.ari a.
lone, by the immense aclessions of terri.
tory which i, has attained, will be cradle .,
w1fil he help Of either the king 81 Italy or
NlrtenbcfC, 10 fepel the encroachments
OF Adstria, and TO keep Prussia at bay.
IN failure, therefore. Far can exercise
her Influence IN Germany BY negotiation
alone She nevsr viii have occasion 10
appear PERSONAL, on .hc acE.i, FOR if ever
sleFe- shah be a contest of pTetensioas
:aamofg these princes, Supported by a pretty
EQUAL balance OF power, it viii be Sufficient
fof her TO 'pronounte in favor of one or
other OF TIE parties to put an end 10 all
dispute. The iriFortance her favor be.
Ing ;hus evident 10 al, The court df the
ihullieries viii Be theatre Of emulation.
where the ministers Of the German princes
VIII ia future be seen wing with each ether
for the palm Of excellence ia every mere.
triclous arl'of fa,tsry and prostitution.
h>re is only one possible case in which
tha change OF System might turn- out 70 be
nnfaVorable 10 France, snt which is not
likely soon TO arrive; this would be a com.
munIly OF cause apd. Ii, elesss, uea
their new organization would render therA
more formidable enemies THAI eyss they.
were or could have been before.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-29

With respeesto granting to the cofpsfa.
sloa , dill the lands that may be tound vacant
Wa.h'n The limits of the city, yous.com.
massts conceive thasir wocll be.proner to
ascertain what laads are vaeaas, before any
.useis'on Il had On this pafr OF the prayer
OF their petition.
From the foregoisg facts aud coasidsra.
uohs' your committee are induced TO re.
com mend the toiiow.ag resolution
]. Resolved, That the rlght Of the Uaited
oia,es to the land lying between the front
street Of the city Of Na.chez aud the Ms.
sisslppl river oaghtsto bs vested in The
corporation OF SAID city, SO as aotto inter-
iefe with the legal claims Of any individu.
ais, II any there BE-, nor with the lands an
nexsd to the old fort adjacent thereto: PRO,
v.aea, Thar the said land be a-l,hsr cum.
Sated nor occupied with buildings, ba: BE-
planted win trees, and preserved as a
common Tor the use, comfort and health
OF the Inhabitants of the city aforesaid.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-29
LONDON, February 2.
r T. M A Il K S
On the Peace Of feSbKyg.

The Peace of Presburg may be consider
ed as not only new aera in the history OF
Germany. bu, in the relations OF France
with the German Empire. Ever since the
peace Of Westphalia, the constant policy
of France has beento protect the smaller
states aud princes of the empire, against
the ambition of the stronger powers, and
particularly against the aspiring views OF
the house ef Austria. This SYSTEM she
followed with considerable success; tor IN
the whole course Of the last 1s7 years,
Austria has never been able to extend ell
Their its territory or influence atthe expeIce
of the weaker members Of the Gsrmanlsk
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Nov printing IN Philadelphia
At THE LORENZO PRESS,
J1uat, t5r wYet7jou a. The Iatb,,, III 9 FIRE oe-
tavo Yolumf, qpub Pl4tts, exteated BY mr.
A,tias in Ame,iea, a aeqy and IpltnaId Edit
on, lxaeb enlarged, gf PoEM, entitled
Modern Philolophy;
Terrible 7rafzoyataon ~
A PosT1cAL PETITION againit cALVANIzINs
TRUMpsRY. and the PERKINIsTIc 1NstI.
TUTIcN:
Ad4.xgsa to tbs Royal covtge If 'Pbgfeiasso
Lsnd.a,
Bv CHRIsTcpnfR CEUsTIck, M. D. A. SIS.
Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Aberdesn1
and honorary Member Of no lefs than nineteen very
learned Societies.
The Object Of this Poem Is to promote the BET
in,ereRs of Soci.ty, BY arrayiug the pewsH OK
legitimate fatire agsirt the philotophiHs, qusck
politicians, and Other sioIitts Of the day, and 10
give ,aa,s extexfvc publicly to fueh inventions'
improvements, anG CHER e1cftions OF the nusi'a"
mind as dcirsys to be pa.roniec by the eommns
nifty. g.
The author propoles 10 ealargc the aofk, by,
the ADDITION Of fuch matter as he prelumes VIII
be found mott immediately iutercfiog to the
American public, and hopes his Efforts to I'm:
prove the plan aid execution Of the Poem, VIII
be thought in fomr neafure worthy OF the favor.
able reception with which It has already been
honored In Europe and in America.
t1a- TIE above work will be publifhed by the
ubfcribe. in abouttw two mopshs-Pricc, tound IN
boards, one dollar feycnty. aye cenrs~-honnd ~
fhcep, two Golla1s--and ip calf, TWO dollars
ty cents.
Roprar H. III.
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PUBLIC SALE.
ON MONDAY NEXT
A, twelve O'Clock, Gu Vowe!l's wharf,
LI,U /. coH

5000 buihels Coarie Turks l1land
SALT,
In lots to fui, purchaiers, on credit of 80 ana
90 days, for approved notes.
Pulp G. MGresAsr, Y. M.
March a9.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
t4d;crusemenf.


I'm consequence of a resolution OF
4 the Gsneta. Assembly, passed AT
their late session, am Instructed by
the Executive 10 make enquiry res
pecting the si,uation of az Ordnance
aud .GHtar1 Stores, belonging to the
state (not including those in the ser
vice of the United States or OF th'a
State) and make report thereof to the
Governor.
Elm obedience to this instruction, and
as thc most probable mean OF effect
ing the object contemplated by the Elk
ecutiveS l have thought proper thus
publicly 10 request Of such OF the citi-
zens Of the commonwealth as may
h We any knowledge OF che situation,
nl.nheS, qua!it, and size or weight OF
any cannon or ether ordnance, and
muskets cannon hails, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in Immediate use, to
Communicate particular report there
OF TO me rs soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Clerk 20 fbe B@eeusipe
Richmond, Feb. z, 1906. (D
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
II Z Nj o V A L.

1T DABNEY has renewed 10 The h9rse'cn
The Mar Street, nearly opposi'e Mr., J.
Carmsaau's ana nexs door TO sir w. Mitcne"s
bs:ck building. Where he cilets for SAFE 4
general assortment OF CROCF. RIES. on rea-on-
able terms. 10Y cash, or proticr only
80 a consignment of snuff ~ packages OF
any SIZE. from IS 20 so ID. wil. BE- cold 0elow
the .uai price d ,aat ;,,iic,e.
Richmond, august II 1865 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
IN Advanfagcosss Sale.

I'm Thursday The SOih of Octo-
~ her mex, will be SOLD. a, my house, in
Prince Edward county. about 10 miles above INC
courthouse, 9 vaiuAbe likely young Virginia
born NEGROES, ADJ AL my stock os C4,;c.
Hogs and Ho'ses crop Of Cn,n, Fielder, Sc al
so, 100 acres OF ]. : Nd. we'll iaclosed with
good dwelling house and sii out houses sufficient
tor ar8e family. /, is thought unnecessary 10
give any payticuias description OF inc Land as
IL IS presumed iha,. ,hose inclined TO puEchase.
viii wish 20 view it.
tbs Joel Davis.
Prince Edward county, e9th Aug. 1906.
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NEGROES for Sale.

TT'uF subscribsr viii ,el great bargain in SIX
NEGROES, Consisting Of one negro man,
who }, good shoem.kes-- wo women, accns.
soTisd 70 hous= bu mess, wo g.ds. IF sbom ten
yeas ol age and one small COY The ABOVE ne
grHss wi % 10, private sale uni me frs, Mon
dsy in Oetob : and il no, disposed az, viii. on
tha, D. be sold. a' Job AuGlion az the Vemdue
OFF, 4 rr0sser < atUncu.e, on 60 days credit
THOMAS BURGESS.
Augu4t 97,h 1896 tds
have a.so.fr sale, Eight COACHEE
and HARNESS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
Forty DoHa7.s

NOR the apprehension OF 2 Z TER,
Y whc Runaway on the 6,h instant Ne IS
about II years old. feet or 10 inches EigR
of I vsry dark complexion. robust and rasner
handsome shutters ard appcars very dill ens
wien spo,;en 10 As his f@iheg, who. ! am Ger
tsiG HIS ins'igalcd HIM 10 This conduit. i, gene
raj. acq Ain ei oih the masters fvessel5 that
sail 10 and from Norfolk. Petersburg ard Rich
mond 1 think it highl, probable thr; &c il ei
ther in one of those places OF on blarti some ef
The vcS.e!s 'ha, sail 10 and from them. Tic
bove reward and all reasoEb,e expenses viii be
paii TO- the delivery OF the said boy. Al, mas
tee. Of vessels and others a,c forewarned ftom
h.,bof'ng or Carrying hin, ous of the state
Samuel Demovi!lc.
Charles Civ Ancr 2n,h IHl6 tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
no 10 SilIIl.

4 I New K NJ County Courthouse. on Mon.
II day the I'D Of this m nth. \ NEGRO
BOY, Billy. taken IS the properly Of Isaac Su-
g.ston 10 satisfy thee attachments o5tsiaed a.
gIinsI the estste Of said Singieton, as al abscon
ding deo.or. one IN the name OF Robert Hayes.
one IN the name Of Robert Hayes and paT' uer
and o"e ia thc name OF Robert Warren against
said singlcioa IAN psrsons having claim. or
lille OF cIsiE 10 said property are d,.bed - pro
duce the same, Il any such there be on the da)
of sale as this NOTICE vii be plead IN bar of all
claims thereafter made
Jones II. Christian. -. Sheriff,
Fp TH0fFfS CLAIBORNE, SbeyL6.
September 81, 1906. tds