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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-19

A Kingnon Uamaica) paper of the
10th ult. contains the following arti-
Gle -" The force under the duke of
Kent, mentioned fome time Gnce as
being expected in the Wet-lndieS, is
reported to be defined againt Cara
Gas and it is iuppoied, with good
reafon, that MiranLa's expedition was
fitted ont under the au(Pices of Great
Britain"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-19

The Prefidsnt of the United States
arrived at Warrington City from Mon
ticello, on Saturday the 9TH init.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10

That he would grant peace and
fafety to the nations of Europe, and
protect the helpless and weak from
the infolence and cruelty of unre
Grained power. That the gofpel
may fpeedily have that universal fri
umph which we are encouraged by
the oracles of truth 70 expect. And
thar all nations may come and wor
fhip before him who only is holy,
And the people of this State are
requeiled to abItain from fuch labor
and recreation, as are .inconfiitent
with the religious fervices Of faid day.
Cipta at tie Coarca CJamif', II 2 sroH,
ibis tVpeaty lSeonad day Of 0t7a6ty, IA tie
ysay Of Lard, t6s4jlzi eig5t bun
dred and Er, and IN tie fbbty5frf year
9ftbs Ladspsess"es Of fbs Uuitai Sfsiei y
.faerica,
CALEB STRONG.
By His ExceLsng't command, NTH The
GdVice ard content ef the Counnf.
JONA. l.. AUSTIN, Secretary.
Con 'ave tie Commonwealth IF MassaH5nfetis !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10
Bg tbr Sails-


It is with the hnceref plealure
that we announce to our fellow citi-
zen5 the arrival of Captain LEWIS,
with his exploring party, at ST. Louis.
The Prehdent Of the United States
has received letter from him, dated
al St. Louis, Sept. as, at which place
himIelf, Capt. Clark, and their parry
arrived that day. They had pafed
the preceding winter at place which
he calls Fort Clatfop, near the mouth
of Columbia river. They fer our
thence en- the 27th March lait, and
arrived at the foot Of the Hockey
mountains, May IS, where they were
detained until June "A, BY the fhows
which rendered the paiage over
thoie mountains impra6ticable until
then. He found it 257s miles from
the mouth of the Miiionri TO the
great falls of that river, thence by
land spaiing the Hockey mountains to
navigable paftof theKoofkoolke 34o
miles, of which 2oe was a very good
toad and 40 miles over tremendous
mountains which for % miles are
covered with eternal fnowS then
70 miles down the KOoikooika, into
a SoutheaitwarIly branch ofths Co
lumbia, Id4 miles down that to the
main river Of the Columbia; and
then 4I3 miles to the pacific, ia all
1853 miles from the mouth Of the
Minouri, to the mouth of rhe Col
umbia. In this lat river the tide
flows rs3 miles to within 7 mile: of
its great rapids, and 70 far would adj
NIT large aoops; and FROM thence up
wards may be navigated by batteaux
and periaugurdS. He fPeaks of this
whole line fnrnifhing the mott yahi-
able furs in the word, and fhort
and dilea course for them to the
eaitern coat of China but that
the grrateit part OF theie, would DC
from the head Of the Mfouri.
He fays it is Fortunate he did not
fend back from the head OF the Milf
fouri any part of his force, conGltlng
Of 81 men, as more than once they
owed their lives and the fate OF the
expedition TO their numbers. One
man Of his party had died before he
reached fort Maudan in 8o4, every
other one is returned in good health.
Capt. Lewis expected to remain
Il St. Louis fome days to iettle with
and difcharge his men, and would
then fet out for Warrington, by the
way Of Vipcennes, Loui(-ville, Abing-
ron, Fincattlc, Staunton and Chat
lottefVill. He is accompanied by
the great Mandan chief, who is on
Wifi to Warrington. Capt. Lewis
fpeaks of his colleague, capt, Clark,
in the mott affedionate terms, and
declares his equal title to whatever
merit may be alcribed to the fuccefs
Of his enterPrize.-NH. Incl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10
Charles g. John Fox.

No. 4 e 5 Sesb SIZE Lang WSayf
HAVE jutt received freih fup-
ply Of goods, making their pre(ent az
fortment Of
Ship Cbands,y ComPleat.
ALSO.
Ruflia and Ravens Duck
Cheits Hyfon. , TEAS.
Hyion Skin & Superior
Souchong, } quality.
Botes Dipt Candles
De Chocolate
Hhds retailing Molafles
Do do Sugar
~ Barrels resi- Linfeed Oil
100 DO Tar
20 do Wilmington Pitch
20 do Turperiine
Is do Rofn
4 Tons lod Sd Sd and 4 Nail plates
do Spike Rods
Nails Of all kinds
Quantity Of Philadelphia C7mboofes
do Of Hedge Anchors
Cordage by the gang or otherwife. All
which they offer for lale on the mott liberal
terms,
6w' Nav. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10
Imported,

Imported,
TN fhips Mary aid Neptune, from Liver
pool
100 calks cod, I'D, Tod, sd, and I
i'd fiat pr. and hnecafe Nails entitled Z.
rs crates very low priced Crocke-' Ds5eut4yt
~ Ware
50 do JuRk Bottles
1000 fmall lised Lanthorn Leaves
5 tons Whiting 5 cwt. Alum
100 boxes toby Is, al by I6, by ~, BY
IL, 8 by Is, and 7 by Crown Clals
so boxes No. 1 y and No. Common Fin
do X d 90
- do Pipes IL gro. each
8 do 90 beh tipt, 8 do do
30 lind Sauce Pans No. and s
8 bundles Frying Pans
$50 Stone Jugs from to gallons each
60 doz. Tined Iron Table Spoons
"a do. Bone handled Knives and Forks
$50 do Blackwood and Cocoa wood ham
died do
&c do fockett Knives
IS do do with pruneing points
ALj6 in Stere,
so hbIs. fuperfne Flour from new Wheat
10 do. Beef; 50 do Pork
so boxes Chocolate; 20 chefs Tea
Hhds. retailing Molades; bbls. Sugar
400 gallons Linieed Oil
40 kegs Engliih Muifard
so boxes Spernaeeti Candles; White and
red Lead Sheet and Bar Lead patept yell
low Pruilian Blue; Yellow Oker Venetian
Red Spanilh Brown and Verdigriie.-Few
kegs Richmond Tobacco; boxes Philadelphia
Starch Saltpeter tons patent Shott az
iortment of hollow Ware Englifh Shovels
and Spades white and black Warmth Roll
BrimEone, 5's G's. forlale wholeiale and re-
tail, by
john P. TbuvJqOn 81 Ca.
Fars1fysst. Mo7. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10
PAPER.
THOMAS CLARK, has for fals

ar his fore, IN FJi51fret, by the Ream or
oiherwife Super Royal, Royal, Medium and
Deny PAPER FOofcap and Pott, do of va
rious QUALITIES and prices Large 4 to- poff !;
Large wove do; Do hot preaed do and imall
4to. Poa paper, Writing, Cyphering, Memo
randum and account Books-With large az
isEsucrt zeal Dutch Quills Ne1. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10

Hiy55rsugb Coart. Oh. Term, 1906.
Jsms Mercer Of Prrfoa county,
indicted for numbering John Galley,
and convicted -fentcnced to be hang
ed. TIE wisnsEtfs fa.e, that the
decealed, (who had married she
laughter Of the prlfonsr, foms 40
years ago, mi LIVED fer ihs bcf part
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10

of that time with him. fome time
in June, 1905, on his return home
from mill with Tag of meal, Mer-
Ger who had mifIed fome money he
bad hid, demanded Of Galley 10
give him his money or he would
ihoot him-the latter anfwered that
ne had none Of his money, and turn
ing round to take the bag off the
horie, received in his thigh the con-
tents of MERGERS gun the fhot hay-
ing broke his thigh bone, he fell with
the bag on him, where he lay for
fome minutes, the other refufing 70
futfer any one TO go to his afifance,
until Galley tainted and then
Mercer ran into the houfe and GOT
iome camphor, which he applied to
Gaitley's nofe. he was then carried
into the houfc, where he languihed
until fometime in September before
he died DR.. Webb, who was his
Phyfician, fa;ed in evidence, that he
fet the bone ieveral times, which al.
often got out of place by the deceaf2
ed being moved. The Doctor find
ing the bones would not knit. adyir-
ed his patient, as the only poGble
means of faving his life, TO fufer his
leg to &c cut of, bur Galley refufed
until It was too late ny II was thcDoca
tors opinion, thar if the deceafrd
could have been Gtuated where the
Doctor could have dreHcJ his
wounds daily, his life might have
Been faved.
The witnefes repreTent Galley as
a remarkably honeft, inof1nlive.
hard working man, beloved by every
one--that Mercer %as reputed as an
honef man, and had never Been ac>
cufed before this unfortunate tranfac-
ton of any crime be was, however.
Represented as very paiIlonae. and
had been frequently heard to threat
en- his fon In law, believing that the
latter had poisoned his hories.
The jury was out but rem minutes
before they returned with verdict
OF guilty, On Saturday fentence Of
death was paffed.
However jualy We deem the con-
viesion of this old man, vet he IS
certainly a ihbjrtt of compailion. Its
a rare infsance in any country, to fee
man at the age of 81, tortering un-
der his inhrnities, and as il were, the
grave gaping to receive him, arraign4
ed at the bar, for mnrderine the huC4
band Of his owh child. IL was ey;-
dent from the teltimony, th4 this
old nan's fears Of being robbed, of
his horles being poifoned, and Of
himteit receiving fonie bodily injury,
were the effects of in6rmitiss or
weaRnefs peculiar to men in thier dA
sgr We underltand thar a peutlo..
for his pardon is on foot
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10
NEW YORK. OCT. "a.

-~aN~~S - 10 <f4s
Extr19 sf A4ter f5cm a Ger.Lmar
at Detroit, 70 bis friend ii teis CITY,
d.lted Sept. 24.h.
You will remember I wrote you
Of the fracss which occufred here
in December laft--viz. two Britilh
Officers, aided BY fome Officers and
Citizens of the United Stares, at
tempting to take away : Dcfcrter
from Detroit. Their trial came on
this Court. Capt. Mutt, one of the
Britith officers, is fined J. l. fferIing
and II days imprifonmcnt.-Lieut.
Luudi is fined 2eool. iterling and 6
menths imprisonment and Lieut..
Brevort, an American officer, Iool.
Newly ork currency and Is days in
priionment. There are two other
indictments fill depending againit
Luudi and Brcvort FOR AiauIt and
Battery committed At the fame tj,ae.
on ether perfons. Thefe deriiions
create great wa:mth in the minds If
the people.
Maturian Livinglton, Efq. Qase
Recorder) ri two fuits agaioit Ia.a,, S
Cheetham, Editor Of the Citizen, has
obtained judgment in the fuprem1
Court az Albany, in the fun Of 500
dolls each. Judge Kent preGdrd
and the jury faid to be competed Of
a majority of Clintonians.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10

RE- Union Rg-y. Mi11t Street,
| RI AVE juft received and now
offer for fale an eKtenGve abort nent
Of
Silk, Cotton s. Wooden Goods,
viz. WOOLENS.
Supsrfne IA black, blue, drab, brown and
corbeau Broadclothes,
bale low priced bite do.
bale bac x, brown, and mixed do.
Superfne black, blue, brown and drab CafI-
meres,
Dark, mixed, patent Cords and Satinets,
| Superhne drab Ke1eys,
! Blue Plains,
! Saperfne drab ard brown Coatings,
balls aforted Bai1es,
! do Flannels,
90 Rofe Blankets, from 5Tto I4ri,
/ do Duff do
Swsnidown and Toiienet Velling,
Patent Benhets Cord do
Blue and black Serges,
A. and GA Outfits
COTTONS.
trunks luperhue London Calicocg,
2 do aforied,
do low priced India Calicoes,
do London printed Csmbrics,
! do Furnitures,
Cingams and Chambray Muhns,
Lace CanbTios and MnAins,
do ShawIs,
Fine IA and Sd Cotton Cambrics,
Black and colored Grapes,
Lace Wells, Cotton do
Cap and Habit patterns, fome very elagant,
Engliih flirting Cottons,
Long Clothes,
A large aGortment Of India Cottons Of every
price,
Cambria and common Dimotics,
Cotton Checks,
Cot ton and ELK Sufpenders,
, Cotton Umbrellas,
Black ard colored Velvets and Thickfet;,
Tapes, Threads, BobbIns, Bindings and Cal
looms,
Lace Trimmings,
HOSIERY.
Angola and Lambs Wool,
Black white and grey mi+ed,
=, "a and women'S Cotton, iome very fne,
Six Of ever Description,
Black and white Gaule do
White worried Sock.
STUFFS.
Black nrip'd CaIimancoes,
do plain do
Black and blue Siralloohs,
| Durants, Tamnies,
! Ruhels
Bombozetts and V-iIdbores.
GLOVES.
Mems VenetiAn Beaver,
| Yorktan & mock doe,
| Black, and white Silk do
Ladies extra long back,
White, nate, roie, do.
Black and white French do. "a.
SILKS
| Black and colored LuIlrings,
| White do
| Silk Chambrays,
/ Black and colorcd Sewing Silks,
do % Twilts,
Handkerchiefs,
Black Laces,
Black and with Yelling
silk Shawls
| Elegant Lace Sleeves,
Black Satins,
| Sarfnets and Modes,
Purfes, Silk Cords, Silk Button3,
Ribbons of every defcrption,
Beft double Florenline for Veiting,
Stripd Satin do.
Silk Velvet do.
5-S and 7-S plain Silk Vetvets.
LINENS.
cafes IA & To Irilh Linens, from lfIo to
| topper yard,
Brown Hollands, Checks, Threads,
2 Cartons Of elegant Thread Laces very
cheap,
Ruaia Diaper, and Bed Ticking.
AJ6, Long and ihorr Kid Gloves,
Kid and Morocco Shoes, Cotton Yarn.--
| Cafe of Fashionable Nuts and
Tippets, from to 80 dollars with variety
of other articles, which viii be fold very
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10

A Farmer lately bore teaimony IN
Court of Jultiee to his neighbours
character, " which," he iaid, {. was
neeer known to be hisbseS ar nnlaesr-
ed"--Ls,. fap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10

and now offer for fale
uabe G9od5,
Z.
} Common do.
Silk and Cotton UNI
, brellas,
, Black Italian * Dutch
} Grapes,
, Silk, Cotton and Mo
rocco Suipend RS,
} Cotton AID Linen
! Checks,
|, Gentlemen's Satin
, ElsreRtine,
Stuifs, Of every kind,
, GenIlemens D.ack,
) white and mixed
!, worried klofe,
, Ladies black and fate
) do.
; Black and white Eng
: ih Silk do.
) DO. French do.
) Ladies back, white
, < Slate Engliih &
/, French Silk Gloves,
I, Long * ihort KID do.
; Gentieman's Beaver
/, York tan and Doe
) Skin do.
) Black Satin,
/, india Luifrings,
: Modes and Sarfnetts,
) Damak Silk Shzwls,
, Common do.
/, Black Silk Velvet,
) Fancy silk Handler
, chiefs
7 pandanna do.
! Peliece Velvets
; Damask table Liu5n
I kudia Diapers
! Brown Linen
; Gotten Balls
: Mufs and Tippets,
: conlfting of Sable,
) Mock Sable, Elite
; and Bear Skin
: Faihionable Coat and
) Ven Buttons
} Black and white Mil,
Z lenett
\ Linen Pocket Hdk rs
} Cotton DO.
, Bef EngIiih Sewing
: silk, Iwiit &c. &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10

" have juh received a
a great variety of
Frg5 Seat0n.
VII
Superhne black, blue, }
brown and bottle
green Broadcioths, :
Low pric'd do all col )
ours and qualities,
SuperGne black, blue
* drab Kerianeres )
Serges,
Brown drab and bot
tie green ladies )
Cloths, )
Dark mixed * drab
patent Cords and \
Sattinetts, )
Real Devonllire Ker- }
feys, :
Drab and dark Coat
ings, ,
Outfits,
Patent Cord & Swami
down Voting, ,
Silk:Velvet and Mar
feilIe do. \
Baizes and FIsnnels, )
all colours, ,
Dommetts, :
Blankets, from Ga to )
la
Calicoes, Furnitures,
Engliih Cotton Shirt
ing, ;
Fine long Cloths, ,
a great variety Of In
dia Cotions )
India Calicoes, ,
A & GA white Cot
ton Cambrics
Colonred do.
Laced Cambrics and
Mullins, I
Fine and common )
Book do.
7-S and "A Irih Lin
ems, )
Linen Cambrici, fome ,
very fine :
Long Lawn, )
Cinghams, )
Chambray Mullins, Z
Pine and common \
Dimoties, }
Fine black and olive
Velvets. =
N0V. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10
FRESH GOODS.

Barbour & otockbridge,
OPPOSITE the Z.jaranes e6te, RIP fret,
~ have jua received and now offer for fAle
a great variety of
treLb oeaL0nabc Gg2dt,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10
printing,

In is parious branches
executed at the Gazette-Ofice,
with neatness and dispatch.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10

Con 'ave TIE Commonwealth IF MarsaeJufsfi. !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10

Munroe & futile,
re- Uaioa- R1-U. NiGEe Street,
HAVE juft received and now
offer for fale an eKtenGve abort nent
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-10
FOR Il OAR g

PUBLIC THANKSGIVING AND PRAISE,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-28
Gu + {. N All. |.
Maa.taae.y.

THE subscriber informs his ffiends
j and he public. dat he nov has 1
MACHINE u operakioa, Ia the toWn
% NlsstI1sknf1. lofs ne pnEpose Oft1ts
ting Nails of = si4es. He wilI dispose
of theiA = lower price tim they are
teailetih any store h this eosinssy, and
sngsges hist They sliah Be quite Is good;
1lewilf alvayS Keep Cd hand quantity Of
flammcred Nall llso. He hls 6eeh &c
eonlidershle expense ID obtsining The A.
bove Machine, md be hopes an who are
ifiends % 16me iIinniaesures, md &ho
wish % buy their Nails low, win e6eoli.
fxge him. = - - =: is.s .5eS a :
he win hke eouatry produce, j, ea.R
prices, ID exchange Or Mails. -
] 3 9, JOHN GUSEMAN. !,
October 81, 1906. -. II.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-28
! 1f4RMTo sELL or RENT

l f4RMT0 SELL or REN1 i
INA suhscfiber wishes either % seli
= Sdr rem . valuable FARM-.-It 1;
si,m1edin Hampshirs confsp. e ~.
iunetioa of tle Great cacnpcon ia p.
somac Rivers, and about thr.e iinilea fro.s
Bsrkeley Spring. u Nss lately lie pse-
perry of C6rnelips RsrTee, Esa. ~ Is
stpreiept occupied ~ BIN. IN fiaek
eoni4ins 2st scres, ! sonsideraiie ~
ofwhich y cleared, ~ ii eood 49,
lcr cultivation There 4 ppoa she ~.
misses, avery good dNs.line.h o,ise. Fl
likeNiie 4 barn, and sli cher h,,iidincn
necessaty or convenient foy I faruS. r.
land, from its sitnasion between a. -
rivers. and 10 : great ueas,se sllfrosnj.
eddy them, II Of . moan exlellenf od,Ii-
W.. AZ Il is remote from an osl,erland
belonging 70 the snbscribsr,. He would
prefer seliinE Il; and his price h Oh
pounds per acre Bot if Dc eannos sch,
be win rent i at the rare az rs pouudt
per aanun, for any term, nor saeeedihk
ben years,--and ia either sase. po,s.essi-
On WI Be given the 6fst day of December
NEXT, with the liberty of sowing . croR
this fall-H any person. having viewed
The pfemises. should wish 10 purchase.
O. 10 lease. upon these teruIii,s, he win
please % spply % the subscriber who ~
sides ID Shensndoah County. ss.s 4 q
- THOMAS ALIEN, sen.
Ssptembsr s, 1906. 80: I..s,'ss, ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-28
VIII II Sod q.

on lfonisyshe iyshday q Deesnbsr
as.. O. e. pss9i.sss 2 &c Aiehsst
toW1 e Smil knela, Jeasrpoa cotus,
I1fnn1s on fhs wsss did ~ de New
sfeet No. 1; Ae. auljoining loseph
JfDus, George 1fys saad ctheFs, On
which thessi i dr9trsda nwellinE House,
.evalnabls Distillsty, l.c.. hish ! neyer.
tailing strean - Waler fnAAink thsough
esd L6k de sd E0e. &c. being con.
yeyed % the ssbseribsr 10 truse - secure
sdee: Due from JatOb Esiek, q John
Gndslsy. e.. ...
]. MOSES SMITH, Tsssss<. :
November M isoo. :. sist ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-28
TWaoIs Ne. ssa.l

yE7ILL. b ,oiA 4 pahlie ssnd6e, Oh
Wv Friday tie 2stk inst. q plansa-
ton Of Jaco6 VahIhetre, deeeased, sall
the personal property IL the said 0eceased.
consisting n Hoo eiolA and xibthei
Faisi,urs, solhs karmink impliments,
. number Of Horses, Midi Cows, Sheer,
and prime af Hoss-a quanfity of
Wheak Rye, md rn--Graih IN the:
ground, and 3 nnmhef ~ ether articles.
Nine monlhs eredif yin y allowed, On
giving bod sish appressd seeufits.-.-
The salewill begin abouk nine o'clock.
ISAAC VANMHTRE,Ex'r.
isabella YAlgMKTRE,K x'rxs
Nssedhbeyi4, 100. ]:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-28
FOR sAL.k.

III yALt1ADL g sTsaet6f Ea6d, n.
~ inkinste County of Ned eley, cod.
nin;ak teS acses, . oiniAk Che lzhkis
q Jarses CdMpbsn Eco. t6AA Cray,
AHsl EletchNt ~ DAVID Aippy..-A-
Thersp II On lid Fsfin sl6oat 100 aeTss
cfI <lessed Ind, Is 0f which ii gosd
Meadow, and 50 more mp ~ A1ae.
he 10. INA Ii Neil.timketea MI ,df i
rod aaaiiys there q u rood well md
several never falling springs. On de
prenisss. ~ IL ptesonAed no person1
win purchase without viewing the llnd,
de tefms II sale win then 'be mlde5
known, ~ applying 90 Wiliiam Che
noaeth, near GArfard's- Town.
iOSERm GFEENOyykTH.
Nossmbet II isOs.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-28

i Il. Ehaykssoa, Ocf. Is, 1906.
Shortly after Louisiana had been ssur+
b rendered 10 the Amsricans, N. caa.
tilllon, Presislent of the C0rpofafion
ofihe Church Of ST. Louis, Ii New:
Orleans, addressed q letter 70 Por..
tails, the French ministsr of religioas
AFFAIR.", ia which ke iiate1, TINT con-
sidefa6te schisms Ind tdkeh place ID
the church, since the change ofgoyeF.
smenr md requesting such relief o.
could be aiForded BY the Emperor of
!, the Erenkh, IN restoring ofdef, and
plsefng IL aEaiss Of The church Il
their fcrmef state. a eenflcihan
from New ORLEANS has favoured -
vida coy of the answer Of Portslis,
which WaS received . short ltime since
III ssciisd soasidafable inseresl ID
Newt Orleans i4-- + Il Il, & -,
pISis, stli oE June, ie06. 3
ne ltsnis1v " le<Eeiols dist. Grand
01sesr u he LkTios u Honor, 10
N. Casfilian. Hesidsas d shs Cor.
pssGfiea " az Eturrt d 50. L.ouis, n
NeupO si:dn4 LoliGdaa.
Ihad the honor. sir, III spnonncing
% Won, by my isfref cf The 9thofmaEch
lasf, shat ! Ind laid before, HE tAaiesiys
TIE state oftnmult and sckism. il uhich
tha church of New Orleaps had been
placed during The sacaney q he ePisco-
T 81 empeFor. ~h.se ,olicituds En-.
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Nigh Sstoo.
NIIGHT ScHOoIs 81, sorSnenstd
In u die Stohe Sehosf House Is did
toan. Those WHO Nish Is beeome selSos
iafs uill plsass spPly sdissely.
3 Martinsburs, NossnbsrY 1900.

IN he night of he so.h 81 Oetober,
" 1905, was taken from the pasture
Of Tie subscribet, living near Mnrtins-
burg, Berkeley County Virginia, 1 Ike.
n ehssnut-sorfel 10 RSk, about ffteen.
hands high four years Old last spring,
alittle white "a eich hind foot, His name
partly cut Oh the right side, ) milling
iodg doek, yith IL hair Of his tail 4 liz
de pNirledf Any person, o. persons,
wHolshali = btehend DE thisf, % that be
shah Sc iuSfly pfosetuted sceording 10
Law, shah, for sodoing, receive 1 ".
wsfd &c iorty dollars or, ost giving 4.
formation of said horse, % tAst the sub
seriber shall ger him aGains shall receive
l rewatd Of Eve dollar, exclusive ofalli
4 cEllRGE TADD.
Noysmbsr lso6. \
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rwFx1f DoIIaas REWARD

HTRAYRn or ssolrh. fiomsAs plann-
- tio6 81 thssSh scfihef. nsarths moath
q Baek cissk n.rkelsy co6nty, state q
NirFinia, On ske xglh Of Oesobsr la. q
WEiis Msve, 8 ysafs old. near rs hands
hikh, her maps kAngs on The left 49,
Any p<ssoh who viii rake up, aid mare
md s6ief. shsll hive the abave reward,
ahd fcfthe mare alone. Zen dsiaars, md
q; auesgiont WIN BE aaked. -
WILLIAM RUNNER. 8
n Noyember z. iso6. 8
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TAKE NoT1cE

! II IL bess5as asds5tsd u Dsessr ~
u,Syd ceaf4d I, istse llarnnstprR,
Ays ast5rne, tAdg fkelt otteHsfs are
IN wifh III sai5scsibtr ~ cfflstsisa,
and are Seqnssfed - cioss fhen iisiaed;-
r -. 4 PRHlR p. WILSON,
Masiss6Hgg, AoseMbsr ~, 1905.
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ITSHE Suhseribess fof lie snpport az
u I Miuister of ne Protestant Epis-
copal Church II the county or Hsrkeley,
areieseky respectfnl noli ed !, ahak one
molly of their snbseriplions viii become
due @ he 6th IL this prs,ent month,
whe6 4 Il hoped shsy VA % prepared %
disehsrce re same. hose genalemcn,l
ID whose hands subsctil tiou ispers were
placed, are appointed 10 eollset them,
md re reqaestea q inc diligence Is
] ". PENnLETON.
oesossr ). 1905.
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CASll's ss1ibr cleanI Inner q csscas1
RAGS,
AZ M one dds inrstIroxscsa.
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BoL7lsc cloTRs

1UsT fsssivsd 81 extensive assort.
> oikofbest wlrrsnted BOLFiNG
CLOTHS, ofsvsry description, which
win b soia undsualiy. Low, by - -.
KENNEDY6 ek Raglan.
! HaseFs-sDwp, June i, lsO6. Eiy1