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IN CHANCgRr.
Prime Ed,v4ys, July Court, 1905.
Wicher Bnns DIFF
againR,
Peter Row'rtt and Magnets Rowlstt DTS.
ME defendant Peter Rowiett, not having enter
ed his appearance and given fecurity according
to an a of the general aen,bly and the rules of this
COURT and appearing the fatisfaaon of the court
that he not an nhabitant of this Gate on the motion
Of the plaintiff by his attnruey " rhs. . r:g
defendant Peter Rowett do appear here ON the "a day
or November court next, and anfvver the plaintiffs
bill, and that copy of This order be forthwith infer
ted in fone one of the public Newspapers printed in
the city of Richmond, for two months fucceively.
and alto ported At the front door of the Court Houie
of this county.
y Copy. Tens,
BENJAMIN WATKINS, DC.
September l6. eoom.
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FOR SALE.

ut pnbie aufion on the pre,niDs5, on Wednejaay
1ot6 September ne.:, (ifUot previouly dijpoGd
of Iy private eontraa:J
FIVE hundred and ffly acres ofL IND, E,ua-
i ted in the upper end Of Cmnberland County,
eighteen miles from the eoxrt boxie, three from
FarmviAe and one from a good manntai7nme
mn, on Hpponattox riq,er, nozv ua1IeabIe al
mef to Petey1wy. This land lies bandjomely,
IS good order and ig5c,Ier in qnaHty to none
eat Of the mountains /; there is 10 or IL acre,
meadow, bandfonrLy Jet qvitb Timothy, and
ABOUT 20 acres more prepared for ./o4ving MeAi
Spring, In addition there is an es.eaGvs bel of
coal, 7rlfeb to a peron ofcabital evoald De big6.
" 1ainable. One third tie bnrebaG ,nouey zviY
be required in bard, and tbs balance in tSvo m
Onai iuRainmfJ.
Cumberland, AssgR IL.
1beJaAe oftbe a5o7,e property IS unavoiAa5iy
pofponed until iiond.ly ~ December, spbea tbsre
aoW be 100 acres /ozved in aubeat. At the fame
tine, qofI ofSr far ./ais, IL or Is Ekely NE
eSoEs, part far eGi6 and or a credit Ollie months,
ny Stock, Crop, H0gtehold furniture and farm.
ing mexfL.
HJo on Tuefaay otb December on tie trent
jeJ, the property in Jamrs-Tozvn oecubiea u,
Mfrs. James Dick and E ias Brooks, con-
fitting Of tgvo acres, qvitb q Store Houf, Gre
nary and Stable, a Dwelling Hoxys, KItebsg u
Snfoke-Hog's, aNin good repair and al,noa nesv.
The ffaation far a merchant is not inferior to a.
ny IN tie upper country, ftuaied on Hbbou1aitox,
and IN aI independent a neigb5or5oeI as any ia
Hreiaia. Tx payments soii76e nuaeie tn Gtii fhe
PurebaySr. TORW KFI.SO.
NJ A--cs.h@ 49, ,..,..., III - H..
tstfd efpriq9teLy, end a eonJfdera5ie di,iou.t al
.lozved far caJb.
September 60. fotetbD.
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FOR RENT,

A"d P9Da0fo" gi7'en Immediately:
TNHE HOUSE and LOT Belonging to the eaa.e
OF William Elliott, decd on the Hill near the
swan Tavern. The Houfe is very convenient FOR
gentrel family, good garden, fjnoke-houie lye For
terHis apply to Robers Hyde or VIM. M'Kim.
ROBERT HYDE, adige
Exee'r Of Wi!Iiam Elliott, dcr'd.
OGfober H. IS
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October ii.
NOTICE.

a PETITION will be prcferteL by william
" Frchett to the next General ATembv of
Virginia, praying that law may pa(s to e&ab.
liih ferry acrofs Pisnkatank river from NV
land in Matthews County, to the land of The
tate Thomas u. Churchill, decd. Of MidsIeiex
county.
WILLIAM FITCHETT.
September IL. eoff.
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S c II E u E.
ll,751 Prizes.
1920 Blanks.

$1,000 Iicksts-Lef than two Blank. 70 4 priz.
1ubee to deduStien of 10 per cent. Prizes payable
80 days after the conclufon of ,he drawing.
~ The frft drawn 900 Blanks vii, h. s,.,1.1
TO eight dollars each.
OF THE ABOYE PRIZES,
FTI drawn Number, vt dsy Of drawing, entitled to
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FOR SALE,

q BOUT ninety acres NJ LAND, FIX miles from,
n Richmond, with good frame houls, and vood
orchard. 1t adjeips she lands of Mr. sussd aud Mr.
Brownau ''1'
o ~MosEs DAVIS,
-oVNS % IszwEn.-
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SAMUEL BARRETT.

Foot AND SHOE MAKER;
J INFORMS his friends and the public in general
i that he has taken the aore, next door below the
Eagle Tavern where he will execute any work,
IN his line of bunef, either gentlemen or ladies' oes
at the ihorset nosce. Augua l. (eotf)
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IN CIANCERY
AosJa County, hrggf Court, 1906.
George and chriitopher Liudenbergers, Pitts.
aganR,
John David(on, Thomas Davidfon. Eli
iha Watkins, James Barbour and Gar
rett Ntinor' Defts.
= ME defendant, John Davidfon, not having enter
ed ms appearanee and given fecurity according
to the act OF ienhy and the rules OF this court and
appearing TO the fai'!a fion O. Court that he is
not an inhabitan of this State therefore on The mo-
ton OF the plaintiffs by their attorneyt is ordered
and decreed By the court, that the fad defendant,
John Davidion do appear here on the fecond Mos
day III November nex,, and anfwer the PLAINTIFF bill
ard that copy of this order be forthwith inferred
in fome one OF the public newspapers printed in the
City oi Richmond, for eight weeks fucceGivey, and
P"bhed at the front door of the cour,-houis of this
counsJ on forne day.
a Copy. TeRe,
JOHN POiNDEXTER, c.Lc
oeP'e"'De' -. oaw2mf
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4 LEXANDER STUART, EGquire, of Rich.
nlond, and Col. William Daniel, of Cumberlan4
county, are 70 oblging undertake my law buG-
nes' Ihc former will give his attention to it in the
euerai court and IN the court of appeals. The latter
in the luperior Of chaucery for The lhrod d
tria. ''
July la. Gr
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Auguf %.

LOPEp rom Meal s Nail Mandatory in the
three white Apprentice Boys, by the names of Iohn
MAJOR and ifAac Harrers. Any perlcn or periop.
who will aPFrehend the faid Ranaways, and brino
them to the Mandatory, halI receive the reward Of
dollars when delivered, dollars for each one.
O6tober II. s
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lVoLUME 8.

united to Us rs the legal Chief of the Empire,
according TO The Corifituto1.
" We alfo abfoive I'LL onr Cermanic Pr,,yiu-
ces and States of the Errpire from their rrcpro.
cal duties towards the Gernanc Empire, and
we deire in Incorporating them with our Au(.
TRAN States as Emperor OF AuGria, and in pre-
ie'viug them IN ,hote arnicaile relations fubt!a-
'ne with the ne'ghbonring Powers and States,
that they fiou'd attain that height Of .,rofperity
and happinsfs which is the end OF all Our dcGres.
and the object Of our dears!t wiies.
g Done 1T or refdence, under our Imperial
zeal. FRANCIS"
Yiehna, the 9th Aug. 1906.
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VIE ~ and HOUSES whereon 'Jo5n Hamil-
4 ton, Efq the Britt: Coniul, refides ON il ar.
three rory Dwelling Houfe, AN Office and Kitchen.
and other neeefiary Houfes for family ule; a Wen of
good Water, newly fitted, and Garden lately saird
IN Ware. Houfe ard Cellar under it !; the remains
OF Wharf, which will make good foundation to
build on with all the Priviledges of lots ituated on
the river, of extending wharf
ALso.@7l Acres of well tinbered LAND, with
mouth and part of Maions Creek, where the hen If
oy!ters and Fin can be conveniently taken.
ALso-A LOT in Smithfield between Mrs Par.
die and Captain Todds lots.--For terms apply to
THOMAS NEWTON.
Auguf 90. CfI
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BOSTON. OHnl,er1d

Captain Done, who left Lifbon the 9th Of
September, informs, that Earl St. Vncents had
arrived there with FIX fail Of the line and two
frigates. 1t was fuppoied he came for the pur-
Poie of protecting the perfous and property
of the BrtiIb fubietts in cafe Portugal was in.
vaded by French and Spanifh army which
was daily expected. BuGnefs was dull and
ireights low.-It was rumourcd that the nego-
Citations for peace were broken off.
We learn by captain Tirrel, who left Cadiz
on the ri ult that there were twelve French
and Spanifh fhips the line ready for Gea and
eight Eng'ilh fhips of the line, under Admiral
Co'li1gwood, off the harbour. II was report
cd that the invafon of Portugal was contem.
plated and that tie negotiations between
France and England, for peace, had failed.
Captain Smith, Of the Little lanes, from
Hamburger for Bottom, fpoke at Tea, informed,
that the French had refolved on the continu.
aoce Of the war, and would allow no Other
uIshsnsers from England 10 land ia S-I,ose
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TO RENT.

q EENI,
4 HOUSE on the Hay. Marke. fquare, with
\ an Office, Gable, ehar-houie and an excellen,
garden, &c. For terms apply to Jafper Robbins at
MIR. John M'Enerys
October "a .e
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10 BE RENTED-The Tenement where
now reade, and pofIef Zion given in time.
]. PENN.
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VIRGINIA
III S43r'i1 Court IF C6srr.-y, koli.4 81 r.. C..s,j
irDe city Of kis5mo,a, O17sb-r 5, 1906.
Between
William Settle, Francis Settle and Richard
Harvey and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Settle, which fl;d William Francis and
Nancy Settle, the children of ~!
ward Settle d'ed. PitGs
and
John NJ. Settle, Sally B. Settle, Polly Set
tie Samuel Settle, Edward Srt,le, Iohn
Fiih5aek and Elizabeth his wife late Eli
zabeth Settle, who are Devices of Ro-
Glsna Settle widow Of Rda I'd Settle
dtc u. ana william M#san, Defs.
ME defendants John Fihbark and Elizabeth
his wife, not having entered their appearance
and given ieeurity according to the ad of AGemblv
and the rules Of this court, and j, appearing TO the
t1sfdtlon Of the court that they are not inhabitants
this country; the motion Of the plaintiffs BIZ their
council IT ordered, that the faid defendants. do an
pear here on the nm day Of the next term, and an
iwer The biz Of the plaintiffs, and that COPY Of
this Ter be forthwith inherited in fome newtnaper
pubHhed in the city Of Richmond for tyo month,
iueeehively, aad ported at the front door of the O.,
Pi;oi in the iaid city.
A Copy. Tefe,
p. TINSLEY, c. c.
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THE SUBSCRIBER,


Intending 10 rewoee to TIE comfy of Has, zpiN Icii
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
O" 7asa,y tie 2sb igsat, at tie bo in 7pLi.5 he s-y
,efAs, tie diff par. u BIS
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
-coNsiSTING or
MAHOGANY Dining, Card and Tea Tables,
IVA Prefes, Sdehoard, Sophia. &c. Iapan'd
Chairs, various articles OF double flint C!Sfs, and
plated Ware with FLYER edges few hand.ome prints
SC. SC.
Six months credit will be allowed FOR all fums
above fifty dollars the purchaiers giving no;es
win approved eniorlers negotiable at the Bank Ct
Virginia.
GEORGE TUCKER.
Richmond, October l4th, 1906. (tlf)
ROBERT JCiIE5TON,
EGS leave to inform his friends and the public,
- that he has removed his Store from the houre he
lately occupied oppoGe the E. gle Tavern, to one of
Mt Thomas Mtohe's houfes nearly oppoGte
t" Meiirs Taylor and Browns Vendue ONCE, where
ne is now opening general aIortment OF
DRT GOODS q TEONMONGERT
which he will di(pole of at moderate profit.
N B. He will Rent or Sell MS Brick Tenement on
Shock'e I'LL, adjoining to Mr.. Robert Gordea's.
October 7. If
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This is followed By the following AddScfs ia
the fubiequsnt Monitsur -
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FOR SALE.

Baltimore, October /, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
SILL MAKING.

TIE fustc'ib;rs hav.ns enteSed into Pai,nef-
= ihip, under the nr,a 81
Durham and Spooner,
ne'eoy in'ofTi The Pubic, that they carry on the
S'"--nakins bnines, 10 in various branches.
a. men oaii Lott. cn the wharf OF the lsie Ges.
J"'n M%iaone, at the South par, OF the town.
i'"'ie Sho may favor them With their cuton,
may dtpend on puntsuslity and difpatch. AL
'AVof" "''i be gracefully acknowledeed, by
CHARLES c. DUNHAM,
WING SPOONER. I'd.
Newport April j. 1907. 7o,f.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
SAMUEL JAMES,
HIS FOR SIZE.

ms FOR SiLE.
4 T his Ploer Hanging Manufaanry, which
= ia ir ,he Hop.e he no occupies. oppofte
To Mr.. L,rDI PcekJ, on the Wtn-Sidc of the
Bridge, Provid-nce. great vaiety Of.
Hoyie Paper and Bordering,
If the ne~oh and moA eleean, Figure. a, ~holc.
faIe and retail, on as good term, a, can be pur.
chsled IN America.
A generou' credit given to 'hofe uho pur-
chsfe by the quantity for retailing,
N. B. The shave !, prin.sd on good pa
per. ard The work veil esecuted, by and under
the direction of a workman from Europe.
AfW ., 1904, 83.
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M q K " IN G. sc HOOL.
Clarke SIeei, No. s.

7b. S2!yErbr irtorms lie PAthe,
HAT he porpofe, opening Mosnicg and
L h.e"ine SCHOOL. the fl, M,nday Ia
APN nest; to Degin at bait psa five o'clock in
Jc morning and con'inoe uniieieht. ard the E.
vca.ng ish1oi to commence at Eve O'Clock, and
ccneludc at ieven. tor ,he pUspoie o' teaching
both fexe, the different branchts OF Liieratoie.
FOR further Information. apply "a above
Tae Day School a. ufrsl.
ELEAZER TREVETT.
Said TaFvsTr hes engaged young
gentleman o. .ioc'sI education, and oDe tha, ha,
been ioms time IN ichool, aho ia nexpested by
the litft Vi pext month.
Newport, March At, 500.
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Grandeur Champanois,
Y All Op

7HSF' H" etp''"7rJ 10 mfe,m III, iabe bian1 ef
"f7YPorf, and n D.oiauv,
ItAl he b" commenced ouGncf, ., No.
az. Thame'-Strcet, back of Nv. Cha,le,
Co2eehal. & Co.'S. sboe-Sto,e. ard ocpoii,e
Mthu. joan +. To~nicnd d Co. in hopes by a
conissn' application - his bodnei., and uauen,,-
tel eseHiors 10 p'rAcc, I've viii gain the patron.
age OF thoie "ho rnsy piesir to honor him with
their cotton ---ssafmen'. ond Su,s made in the
ne~eit fsih'or.-Evs'r favor in his !iae will
be gratefully scknos le.'sed
Nespou, one 4,h, ISc6.
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NATHANIEL DEARBORN,

Ma iHANiEL DG kNbOEN,
Boox-SxLLgx q STArGosER,
No. -. T5aaes on,ef. app Es w. I2ey7'rSd''
Caacr Hox/c. H eosnvpaiy ysceiuisg oaln'a1
10 BIZ B,ok Si0,r, and az De b,szs I'll bD 6o.Ii,
bi, epaom.y, may aepesd 0~ F,ars 6ia4!ig--"'e0
on band,
NGORSE'S Gszct,,er, Vo'o'nes,
Nl New aod improved edits, L,ter Wn'sr,
In,,oyed edi,o, oi Parry, Diaiooary, uP-
wa,i, Of a thouiand more soIds ta4a sly
former edition.
All of Iiodl-y Murray, very valuable works,
Church Psayer Books. elegant and plaza,
Watt Palm, and Hymos, do. do.
Adam Latin Grammar,
Sco,t's Leilons.
El.nen,, Of Ufeful Knoxlsdsc, vol'.
W,lih's Mercantile Ari'h ne.ic,
Dabo.'., Roots, do.
Farmers Alnsnsck Tor 1906,
A Variety OF E.egaas Books for Children, with
engraving'. - ~
fsle and retail. very cheap.
STATIONARY, of all kinds.
B..k aat gilt edged Letter, Ballet, AHd common
PAGER, per Rean or Qiire.
Excellent Drawing Paper, s cenp meet.
Imperial, Super. Regal. Medium and Dcmy Pa
pei. =,
Onilh Def, quality, from No. $40 10.
Red and Black lax 10 yial..
INK Powder. doz. Or hngle.
States, a great variety. .
Lid Pencil,. Sealing Wax. Waters, 11kaand''
Memorandum Pocket Books. &c. &c.
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
Of all Gzes, good PAGER. well bosad' and cheap
BOOK. BINDING,
Tn al i,s brsnshes doee with elegance, dura'
b;,;tv and difpa,en. Specimens MAJ DC ieen n
,he B;ndery, No. II, Thame'-StTest. Il
Newport. Mach g, 1895.
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IOHN STEVENS,
YIG.PLATE YORKER,

?IE-PLdTE YORKER,
EREbY inIor n the Public ~ general, and
L l. hn Friend. in psr,icsisr, that ne has ia
zen the Shop, formerly occupied 10y MIR. jo!sph
Mcmfcrd. decesied ia Ihsmes-h,eet, where may
oe bad eli k'nds ot lin. Ware, al the ihorteit no
rice, and ?, cheap a, can be pureha!sd in the
Sta;e.-Ali taVon gratefully Acknowledged.
Cath, aOd ,'e hishta pIice, si0cn for Old Pew.
ter and Lead.
Newport dc. Ia,h. ISos.
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT.

Mixing appropriation, 10, the fuppou Of the
military chabiifhmeut oi the Uni.cd States,
for tho year one thoufsod eight hsndIed
and Gx.
DEh cnadod By be Senate and Hsk ef Re-
- p,ctsfaiivsi ffbe Usnd Si0iss Of dms,ies,
IN Corg,oI eDS@bled. That for deirsy ing the ex-
pence oi the military eiisbl N nent Of the Uoiled
States. for the year one thouiaud eight hundred
aud tx tor tie Indian department. and tor tho
espence OF tot,ihea,ion,, ,arienals, magazine, and
stnoiies. the following iums be, ard The fsme
hereby are rcipeesively Appropriated that
il TO FAY:
For the pay Of the army Of the Uni,ed States,
three hundred aud two thouiand, five haadfcd
aud hfty-ax dollan:
For foraye, four thoufand Gx hundred and
eight dcllan:
For the fsbdaerce of she army spd corps OF
engineers. two hundred aud tweniy.four thou
land, pine hondrcd and ninety four dollars
FIVE cents
For clothing, eishty.hve thoufaod doll,n
For bounties and premiums, fifteen thouisnd
dollar
For the medical and hofpit,l departments.
twelve thou.and do)lsn
For camp equipzge, foei, tools and tfanfpor.
tation, eighfy. five thoofand do,lsn;
For foni6csiions, sifensls, mzgsxincs and
anooories, two hundred aud eighteen thoufand.
Ave hundred and fory.two dollars, FIVE cents.
70, purchaGng naps. plaos, books, and in.
arsments, ooe ,hosiand Ave hundred dollars:
For the contingent expeoes Of the war Dc.
Pannsni, eish.ssa sh0sisnd scllais;
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Atiel. oo. lofsce,, eordut,or,. soouer,.

f'uNie 60. "a umScts. SohuuCtOrs, Hunncrss
m,trohes, drivers or other neIfnns whstfsver.
receiviog pay, o, hre, Ia .he iervce of the ar
thy ~ corp, c' snshAccrs o, the Uniied States,
hal he grseonrd 10y che siores,d .o,es and ar
ricles. and mail be iubjett 60 I've tried by cou,u
martis'. ia ike manper with she oihcer ard
indie" ot 'he 0 her troop, IN the tey,ce OF ,hc
Unued States.
Article OF. The officer, ard foldien of any
tIooY,. whether militia or ohe", being muacr-
cd sed 10 pay OF the Uni'ed S'aies, ihAD, az all
,ine., and ~ all places, when joined, nr acting
IN coUjunetinn with the 'egoss 'orces OF tho
U0ied Safes, be gcveroed by shcfe ru,ss snd
articles of war. and III III br fubj q 10 be rr,ed
by cDufs martial, in ke manner with the oai-
GERS AID i1dieu IN che regvia' forces. fave cnly
that ;Vch ccnf, naJtis! ih,i be competed en-
,irelv - ,siliia ofhe.,.
Adice oS All vfhcers, fefving b. commits
hon irjE, shc anthutiiy OF any pa'ncular TIA c,
ihall On al! dttachments, courts nAa'nd.or osher
du'y, "he'sin they may be employed IN e"n-
junetion with the regular 'ofce, % the United
Statcs, take rank, rext after all oihces oi The
like grade in iild regular fo'ccs. oot~ hhaand-
ing ,hs c1mmiiIi Jns OF iuch militia cr rate ih-
GERS may be elder than the comm,fi,ns o. 'he
offceu OF the regular forces OF the u. States.
Article 90. All crimes not capital. aod all
diiorders and negletts which vihcrr, aud iodierk
may be gailty Of. to The prejudice oi coed or
der aod military difciphne. ,husgh noi u,eu-
toned in The foregoing article, Of war. are to
b. taken cognizsnce OF by general or Icgi-
mental Court martial, according TO the nature
and degsee Of the ole"ce, and be punibed at
their uilciction.
Article 100. The PreGdent of the u. Sr.tes
ihall have power TO pretcsibe the Uniform VI the
army.
Article ror. The foregoing Article, are to he
rat and pubhlhei once in every fix months, to
every gsrriian, regiment. troop or company,
muaefcd or to be mufsIed 10 the ietyice { the
L.. Sis'c,. and ATE 10 he dolly ubferv d and
obeyed, by all Gilcrn aud folders VIII aIe or
ihlI br in taId iefytce.
SEcT. z. Isd be ii Jxytbcr suaatd. That
| 10 time oi war all pcIiJns nut ctizens oi, or
! oaine allesiaoce 20 ihe ~. sts,r, ~ aucr'cs,
.ho lha be fO0SL iuikiOg as ipie' IN ~ sb"ut
rhe iotifcAtions or eocampmeoU u III Umies
OF she u. :. aoy 1t them. ihai fcge' death,
accliding 10 The law snd .issc ~ nations, by
!sn'ence ofs gooefal Court martial.
SscT. 3 ind be IL Jajibcy esG6eS. That
the rules AID regulations, by which the armies
II the u. State. have heretofore b,ec eoyefncdv
aud the reinl.ei of Coigref ,herrunto annexed,
and refIee,ng the fame ihsil hsncctorih be void
and Of 10 eaatt, except 20 lar as may relate 70
suy ,ranEtiion, under them, prior to the pro-
muigrioo Of thin act. At the ieveral poh, aud
garriioo' 'eipeetiVely. occupied hy any part l..
the army OF the u. St.tcs..
NATH'L. MACON,
Sfsaktr ef tbs Hsjt Of Rcfrsjt~fafiu0.
). SMITH,
P,c6S,s,gbs S'nHfe. p,s h~So~.
ArRIL 10, 1900.
Approved,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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The HonorG5e Court of Probate,

The HonorGb.e Court Of Probate,
NF The tom OF Nonh Kingaosn. 10 the
~ County Of Wilmington, having allowed
q, the fabfcriben, FIX months longer from The
da.e hereof, 20 rccelse snj examine the claims
OF he Creditors to the Eaa,e Of RICHARD
PHILLIPS, late Of f,id town. deeeafcd, We
THEREFORE, hereby notify the crcdi,on to faid G.
fate ( sho have rot exhibited their elaim'l TO
bring 10 their reflective claims TO either OF us
rhe iubfcriben, at our reflective dwellings IN
faid town. 81 any tine within lx mcn,hs from
this date.
GEORGE THOMAS. I Commit
ISAAC HALL, fonen.
rh.KingAowu, May r,th. 1906.
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AJo, Neqcef tgibiOn L0ndoa
DrelS Hats and BonnetS ;

CoNstsTIEG oP
Few elegant while Imperial Chip Has,
Few do. figured Grape D,eis BDGneU.
Do. Ensiih Walking B2nne;s,
Do. elegant ,nroIe Bunnets. with wresth',
Do. G 'pfty Willow D,rue,.
Large Enei,(h Cane snd Willow Hats,
Willow and f,t,ed Sag,iH French Bonnets.
40 elegant Ah1Hmen; Il
artificial Hc1yer5, WreatL5, &c.
Elesaot Git pLUMEs,
E'1;,c Silk BuhJoOs,
Shoe Roi1ctts, -
Newelt taihioned WIGS end FRESEIIS.
Neqvbo, MAJ SD. 1906.
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Engraving on Stone.
ELISHA SMITH, Jun.

u EsPEC CiFULLY iasorm, sne pnblic that
~ he hs. taken the Yard la'eiy occupied by
NJ. Etso BaH, where ne carries on the Stone
Cutting blGn,h. in all It's ra;i,os h'ancAc,.-
Th2ie who favor him with their employ may
aerend upon having their work executed with
ne.tnef. and 'difpa,ch.
Ne1Vseyf, dns. 40. It
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LAWS OF THE u. STATES.
Bl- %UTR0RITr.)

An ACT
For eeaA'iihing rules ana asicle. for the GOV
eiaInent o. the srnil. at the II. StAie..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-23
FTRcrN1A B6vK s7ocx.....los.
RtrD,i,o1u 3sriepB ec;,rreut.
JOHNSON So REA..,
7EWELLERS e. SILYEP-SNfyTHs

JEWELLFRS tc' SIZYER-SHfITHs,
Havs for s q. their fore three door, beievo BdtHr.
Taylor and BrerUs's Ytndue Office, and fasp dsas
above tb< Bel Tavern, The |so1oirg articles. 4is
DLATED Tea Pots, Sugar Dithes, and Milk Pots,
= Tea Urns, Gator Stands, Candle Sticks, Deferr
Difhes, Salt Stands Table Spoons Sugar longs Gpo-
lets, Bread Bafets Deeanter Stands and plated ha-
died Knives and Forks.
Silver, Table, Defert, Tea, Soup, To-day, saaee,
Mu9ard, and Salt Spscus; Silver Milk Pots, Tun,-
blers. Sugar longs. Salt Shovels pincuihion Rims
and Chains, Seilor Chains, Cloak C!afps, Hooks and
Eyes, Netting Needles, Tooth aud Ear Picks, Bod
kins Pencil Cafes, Thmbles, Shell Snuff Boxes FLYER
mounted Fruit and Penlsnives.
Tortoifethel Combs ornamented with gold of eve
ry fze and Description from Is dolls. to so cents,
Gold Watch Chains, Seals and Keys of various pat
terms elegant Pebble Seals, Pate and Gold Earhoops
OF different Gzes and patterns, NIniatre Settings OF
various izes, Mourning and Fancy Locketts, let and
Coral colourcd gold mounted Necklace, let and Gar
net Necklace plain and neat, Gold Neck Ciaips. Ena-
nael!ed Fancy and Mourning Bracelets Gold, Cohonls
and Silver Sleeve Buttons Gold Studs for the leeve
and Collar; Plain, Stone, Heart, Dig Collar,
Topaz, Pearl, Coruelian and Mo, rning Rings, and
Rreaa Pins Of alnoa every deftriptioa, all of which,
with additional fupply that they expect fonn
they offer upon the mof moderate terms--1hey will
alto furn any article in the plate line upon the iors-
Ell notice.
N. 3. The highea price given fur Old gold and fil-
yer. December 2. eptf.