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Total

These fractions divided among the So mem
hcrs give ll53to eachmembcr.
but how came this to pass Did the four
large states unite and outvotc the smaller
one J" Ii so, why did not the smaller states
countervail them in the Senate? No. The
State OF Virginia, to man, voted against it,
Several of the Pennsylvania members also
tisd;lined from mere local considerations tc
abandon their old southern friends, who had
stood by them in hard times-who had
helped them where they were scarcely able
to help themselves for the sake of new & un-
tried allies. But although the whole coun-
try east OF the Hudson united in the vote, it
could not have been carried without the
and OF southern men. Eight out ofnine of the
Maryland delegation voted for the Senate's
amendment, by which all the states south
west OF Pennsylvania with the exception of
Delaware) are sacrificed to most unjust &
unequal distribution. The vote was e to sc.
The abscntees were It'll believed chiefly from
the south.-Shirit ef'76
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

From the head of New York Thcatr
cal Bill we extract the following -" The
public are respectfully informed, that MIR.
Cooke will perform in New York but four
nights more After which he departs i'm
mediately for Charleston, from whence he
takes passage for England"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

also one OF our supreme Judges is a man of
integrity & honor, and you may rely upon a.
ny statements he may make.
With the highest respect,
have the honorto be,
Sir, your humble scrv't
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
70. S. Not man + Ours 7oas taken hri-
soner, and IF Mrec $cdlhS 7vhich 7Ycrc taken
Ezvo offhcm 7vcre recovered.
The hon. W. EUS4IS,
Secretary at War.
n Generm Return Of tie Killed and 7youn-
dcd IF Tie army u7dcr TIE command If
His ErceAency U'Aiiam Henry Harrisofi,
Gorernot AMI Commander it CHicfofth
Indiana T'crUt9ry, in me acfion 7vitG The
Indians, Hear Proiihet's Yozvn, Noven.be,
Z, 1911.
KHicd--One .Hid-dc- Camh, one Cohfain,
tyro 6H6aHerns, one Sergeant, fzvo C>rho-
rGts, hi1y EriUafeS.
Wowded, snce dcnd--One Major, Gun
fainS, q HriOafcS.
Uoiaidcd- 15go Lirf, Coi5nels, enc III
jufdnf, one .SnrgcoH's 1lafc, fsyo Caffains,
Hrce SabdffcrHs, nine Scrjeu,ifs, fUe Car
1oraig, one NusiciEl, one huna'red and tao
PriUgtcs.
Total Qfkiiied and 7vaunded--18s.
Names ofOHccrs killed and wounded, as per
General Return.
General .StaD.
KiNcd--CoL H5r1ban, O7ce,s, aid-de-
can't 70 The eommaHderM Chi.f}
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

a new patriotic play called the .fmerica,
CahtiUe, or Siege Of TrihoH, is now per
forming at Boston to crowded houses.
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Il. T.) VINcENNEs. Nov. 81
The Legislature of the Territory met
Monday the 18th inst James Beggs was
pointed President OF the Council and-G.
w. Johnstone was appointed Speaker of
House Of Representatives.
On Tuesday the Gov. met both Houses
the Representatives Chamber, and delive,
the following
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16

| rhsA shout the whole ccuatr5, aha their pro
c-dings are bold and violent. Petitions for
quail rights are made out, and unless the
prayers of the petitioners are granted, things
will come to an awful crisis. The govern
mcnt are alarmed, and are exchanging the
militia, by sending the English to Ireland,
and bring the irish TO England. The deser-
ters in this country are rapidly increasing,
and appear to favour the cause Of the Catho-
licks.
81 have made it a part OF my business
since my arrival to learn the state of Ameri-
can produce, and am impressed with be-
lief, that this country will not want any thing
Of consequence from the United States for
year 10 come.-There are large stocks on
hand, and The consumption of many articles
decreases. The crops of grain have been
very abundant, and we'll secured;--,hereiore
they will not want any supplies from Ameri-
ca at high prices.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
NEW PORT
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 16. 1911.

On Monday last the first regiment of the first br.
gade of Rhode-lsland Militia, was paraded under
the command of It. Col JAMES Perry, at Middle
town. The regiment was reviewed by Big. General
ANpREw Mc'CoRRIE and Maj Gen. DANIEL SHEL-
DON, with their respective Staff and number of
other field officers, who were equipt in ample and
complete manner and elegant uniform. Previous to
the review a hollow square was formed, and the
Chaplain, (the Rev. Mr. WEpp) addressed the
throne of Grace in devout and pertinent prayer.
The lne being again formed. the troops performed
a variety Of evclutions and marches in manner
which reflected the highest credit, we'll on them
selves, on the officers under whose command they
acted and to the great satisfaction Of the Generals
every officer present. and numerous collection OF
spectators.
We understand that the second regiment of said
brigade were to have been reviewed and inspected
yesterday, at Bristol and the third regiment of the
same brigade, are to be reviewed and inspected at
Twerton this day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16

A letter from our correspondent at Cadiz,
dated 25th August, received by the brig Reu
ben < Eliza, says---"the markets continue
over stocked with every kind of American
produce. The demand for provisions had
been much reduced by the fall of TaIragona.
1t was expected that the French would soon
Le in possession of the whole of the Spanish
coast in the Mediterranean. Should this be
the case, the demand for provisions will be
|much more reduced. The storehouses Of
many of the converts at Cadiz were filled
with American produce. Vessels were dali
by arriving from the United States but met
with detention in discharging, as the mer-
chants could not procure storage for their
|cargoes.
" SouIt has left the army which IS before
Cadiz, and is gone to take command on the
Mcditcrranean. 1t is reported at Cadiz that
a battle has been fought between him and
Blake, the result Of which is not Known
". Y. Mer. .zdp.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
ENGLAND AND AMERICA:
~r0m sde London Statesman of .dusn,t os

| IL
BY the last intelligence from Ar,.r;.
o., appears 10 De no doubt, that unless re
H'uers IN Council are repealed, there sill
war, OF continuation of their Nol-ln-
s.eourse Laws With this country. The in
,s sslnauon OF every American vessel which
a1 arrived IN France since her .~I'sal of the
perrin and Milan decree, and of the ccnden-
i"son V epery ~ orr Courts thar kas
oeen cahfurSa since, has long since reached II.
'ner7ea. II will excite strong sensation a
gainst this country, and at once decide the
American government upon the course of
measures to be pursaed.-They must, if they
have regard for the honour of their coun-
Try, persevere In the measures they have "a
copted. They have unique stionaby right
oythe law of nations, as well as in equity, 10
pr'hioit an intercourse with us, if we prohib-
1t them intercourse with the continent. In
answer to the question, Whether the Milan
and Berlin DEGREES are repealed 2" the Edi-
tors OF the Ministerial Journals triumphan,ly
ask for the evidence Of this. Now, by the
Milan DEGREES, every vessel which was shok-
en- with by an English ship of war, was de-
clared good prize. But no vessel can ar
rive in France which has been spoken with
by our ships Of war, because all are captur-
ed under the Orders in Council Our gov
ernment makes it absolutely impossible to
produce the evidence; and then, from the
Marquis Wellesley, down to the lowest sa-
teilite OF the party, they, with the most con-
sumate impudence, declare the Milan decree
not repealed, because there is no proof. Can
there be any thing more jesuitica or machi-
avclian ! With respect to the Berlin decree,
BY which every ship that had touched at an
English port was declared prize, the a.
mcrican minister offered to give proof at
once decisive Of its repeal LET an Ameri-
can vessel protected by this government, a.
gainst the Orders in Council, be despatched
from London to France, and if seized, the
question would be decided. But this offer
zvas at once REFUSED because it guould furniSh
aefuat and aneqmpocal hroQf Of The reheal.
HE DECREE is FORMALLY REPEALED BY
|BUoNAPARTE, THE SAME MAN THAT MADE
1T and every american vessei Svhich kaS az
rzved sn France since, has been Permitted 10
detart syim its proceeds. They are now re-
turning to America, and mosf Of them syiR Be
|edffared uncer the anAori!y ef Me Orders in
Council, 6y orr shits Of syar AS bat few
can arrive in the United States, it will with
out doubt be used as an arrangement by some
OF our sagacious editors, that the decree is
not really repealed as so feso shifts return
home
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16

Ia ,his owe On Sunday last, at Trinity Church,
by the Rev. DR.. Dchon, TaoNAs w. MooRr. ESQ
his Britannick Maesys Consul. resident at the cKy
OF PAiIadespha, TO Miss MARy CIsss, daughter Of
the late osoise Gibbs, Esq OF this town.
At -Nesv-Sh6rehcn, on the Goth ult Mr.. SAMUEL
WARp, oil ). hI';sssorn, to Miss LUCINDA PAINE,
daughter OF the late Mr. William Paine, f,he for.
mer place.
DIED,
In this town, on Thursday evening last, Mr. Tow n.
SEND GoDpABp, eldest son Of Mr.. Thomas c. He
was young man Of an.iable manners and good con.
duct, and promised fair for future usefulness
AT Cam6r1dge, Mass. Rev. GREENLrAr A. Non.
Rts' aged 2o late assistant minister of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in Bos.ou.
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From, CadiZ:

By the Good Return, arrived at Baltimore
|43 days frou, Cadiz, intelligence has been re-
|ceived that political and military affairs re.
|mained nearly as reported by the latest pre-
|ceding arrivals. The expedition up the Med
Eterrancan under Blake, had returned with
put effscting its object, or performing any
|ope ration at all-No news had been recently
received from the interiour Of the country.
Flour was on the rise il was then l2 to IL
dolls. Few arrivals had taken place for some
|tinne before. The Good Return LETT so or
| 40 American vessels at Cadiz, whose names
were not recollectcd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
$4,000 Dollars
HIGHEST PRIZE /!

THE rich wheels Of D1tinc Road Lottery be.
L gan TO roll out Dollars on Monday last
Take part they fall from the hand of Fortune,
and enjoy the cash.
Tickets g $50, Quarters & l-sO.
but VIII rise as the drawing progresses.
For the ACCOMMODATION Of thosc who have purvi,ss-
ed Tickets through the agency Of H. C. SH.9Iy, he
will furnish correct statement of the wheels as they
relate to his Tickets, three times week. Pris,.
Tickets will DO exchanged for warranted undrawn
numbers, during the whole time of drawing
Orders Cor few Tickets and parts may yet be re-.
ccivcd by application at the Exchange and Lottery
Office No. ll8, Thames street, where Fortune was
very propions in the last Lottery, and doubtless
will be in this.
Newport, oct 2, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
SPANISH AFFAIRS.

The opposition to the French grows daily
more weak in Spain, while tho " brave al
lies" of that nation are regarded with inereas-
ing distrust and jealousy. letter from
Spain received in England, states, that the
government Of that ill-lated country is over
whelmed with debt that they are not only
unable to pay up their troops, but even to
supply them with the necessary rations from
day to day. The same letter, adds that Mr.
Henry Wellesley, tired Of the Improbable.
controversy, is anxiously waiting his recall.
The British cause in that country is rapidly
declining and the day is not probably tar
distant when i, will be entirely extinguished.
Erfroct cf a letter from very Respectable
and intelligent american merchant nS'o m
Lirerhosi, TO his friend in NeSv- York, dated
August 20, 1911.
t" The King still lives, and many people
think he may conyirus in his present state
for many years.
g The Caiholicks in Ireland are in COM
o.,iop, and something very serious is to be
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES arc frequent meetings
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
NOTICE..

THE creditors Of WILLIAM BROWN, OF -Sou'h-
1 kinrsioyn, in the county Of Washingson, trs-
der, are hereby notified to appear, Gf they thnk
at) at the General Assembly, 10 be holden at Souh-
trngstss, in tho county aforesaid, on the last Mon
day Of October next, and shew cause (if any they
have) Why his petition for the beneft Of an act made
June l7s6, for the relief Of lnsolycnt DeblorY
sept II. THO PEcKHAN, Dep. Sec
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yUST PECEIVED.

A few hundred yards fine Dunsta5c, equal,
if not superDur TO any manufactured IN Newport
L. dies wishing TO be furnished with Hats Bonncts.
of the newest fashion, and most supcriour quality,
will please call soon, at us, IHGmes-street.
.Aso-common and Row priced Hats and Bonnets,
Of every fashion. BERNARD HILL, jun.
Aug. 81.
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IAMMANY SOCIETY, OR
COLUJfBL8N ORDER.

a STATED meeting of the TAM
"A MANY SOCIETY, or COLUMBIAN OnprR,
VIII be held on MONDAY Evening, Oct the 2lst,
being the 2 lst OF the month of "Traveng," in the
Season OF Frui's,"1 at the Counoil Fire. of tleir
Great w'gwam. in tho State House, precisely at
the going down of the SUM
BY order
BERNARD HILL, jun. Secretary.
Season Of Fruits, }
.lioaM Of Corn, 1874, Sept .s.
Year of Discovery, Sig.
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William S. Nichols.

No. 80, Thames Street,
HAS just received new Stock Of
l. L Plated, Britannia and Japanned WARES.
Also---a general assortment Of modern Jeweiry
and Fancy Goods.
Gold Necklaces, Silver Wares, &c. as usual.
Oct. i6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
ABSCONDED,

i an indcnted black GIRL named LUCY.-Au pr
sons are forbid under the penalty OF the law to hs'
bor, trust, employ conceal her,-Any person 'h't
sLsu apprehend sad black girl and deliver nc; -
me shall receive ONE CENT reward, and no Chat
gcs paid w. MoMFopiS's
Newport, August 2, isir r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16

- Our Subscribers in the different towxs
ia this State sviH be caaed on in fesy days
soi'h their rrshcctive tihs /; Uken IL is honed
and erhecfcd cvery hersoh in arrears sviR
make settlement.
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NOTICE.
"SEE Cnkccr.berc hox,;,cr 1,aac ,r

THE Subscribers having been ap-
Il pointed by the Hon Court Of Probate Of the
town of Portsmouth, in the comfy of Newport, Com
missionegs TO receive examine, and adjust the claims
against the Estate of
Col BENJAMIN BROWNELy,
late Of Portsmouth, deceased, represented nsolvcnt
do hereby give notice, that three months longer,
from the date hereof allowed 10 the creditors Of
said Estate bring in their respective claims to ci-
ther of the Subscribers, their respective dwellings.
within the time aforesaid
WILLIAM ANTHONY, J
nENa,N nEH!AMIN N,fa fREssoRN' c'"mi''i'''Ts.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment TO
THOMAS COREY, jun. .qdadnis,rator.
Portsmouth, Oct Ia, 1911. lOl61
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber being authorized by the
Secretary Of Tie Providence Mutual Fire Jnsirance
Cor,pasg, 10 receive the assessment due from the
Members Of said Company in Newport, requests
them to call on him at tie Coffee house, and pay
their respective assessments within the time prescrb
ol By the 9Th art Of the Constitution of said Com
pany JAMES 1oWNsENp.
Oct. q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
MARINE LIST.
POET or AEUpoRa,

POET or NEUPOR3,.
fnfered-brig Neptune, Dunwe!l, llavanna; sch.
Patty, Baker, Porto Rico do. Mary, Barker, New.
York; soop Express, Justin, DO, do. Aurora, Ca.
hoone, do.
C'eared-ship Rapid, Murfey, Baltimore sch.
Ann e Susan, Brown, Charleston, (S C) do /;
Portsmouth, Carter, do, do. Nancy Ha,el, do. {,
do. Industry Hammond, do do. Munro, Briggs,
Plymouth sloop Hun,ress, Brown, N. York.
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NOTICE.

THE Neqbort association of Mtehdn-
i. icks and Manufacturers, having come to reso-
ia ION 10 give Evening Schooling TO a number OF
Children of the present Members, ard Children OF
deceased Members Of said Association Application
may be made previous TO the 20ah OF the present
month TO WALrER NICHOLS Esq. Chairman OF the
Committee Of Correspondence.
Newport, Oct. o. 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
7o be sou al Pu6iIck Auction,

7o be sold al Pu6iick AUCTION,
On MONDAY, Nov. d, at ] o'clock,
TO the highest bidder, On The prcmises,
T>HAT valuable Estate. pleasantly SIT
Il uated at the south end Of Thames street, di-
rectly opposite the house occupied by Roht Auch.
rnuty Esq consisting Of large well-built twostory
Dwelling House, nearly new, and completely finish
ed, with a very large Garden, excellent well Of
water; being the property Of capt Samuel Slocum,
10 which an ndIsputable title will be given. Con.
ditions liberal, and made known at the sale.
Cranston Il Shay, aucs'rs.
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Nor fG'o blanks 10 tyize.
To commence drawing in Boston, Goth November
next.
Orders for Tickets and parts Of Tickets may b
received by
J. {. SHAW,
at his Exchange 4 Lottery Office, No ll6 Thames
street, previous to and during the drawing Of SAD
Lottery.
Prize Tickets in all the Lotteries, In the United
States taken in paymeNt for Tickets.
Daily lists OF Prses and Blanks in the susquehan-
ma Canal and Washington Monument Lotteries, ais
constantly received and may he examined gratis
Present original price Of Whole Tickets s S
Quarters S l-57
Newport, Oct 9, 1911.
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yOEN COOK g Son, and EHshc Brorn wish to
p" purchace thirty good shipping Horses. and SOC
bushels Oats, 10 be delivered in all October next
TNerton, Sept. IL
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Spencer Hall,

Ohhosite the Red Market, Has for safe,
A Quantity ofgood Butter and Cheese.
K n Also, good assortment of mems and chill.
dren's Shoes, in addition TO his assortment Of Gro.
ceries. Likewise few barrels Of new Flour.
Oct. 10
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ATTENTION !! 4 /!

Come te not sav'rilg, como and try,
FER none can gam vithoa, they diS,
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TO LET, ,

TO LET,
A Convenient Dwelling House, in Spring street,
"A in good repair. with a large Garden, and
well Of good water.
For terms apply to
May Il
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-04
Dr. Lees Patent .Ne7O Lon
don Bilious Pills."

prepared only by Dr.. Samuel II. p. Lee.
Fellow OF the Connecticut Medical Socie
ty, which have for twelve years past gained
such universal esteem as to rank amono the
hfst articles OF prepared Medicines Of the
shops, aud nave gained an ascendency over
all others, and ought to be kept by all house
keepers, being convenient to take without
interruption to business; when taken over
hight once or twice week, they will keep
the system healthy, and all organic secre.
tons clean and regular. The ABOVE PILLS
may be had as usual, wholesale and retail,
at the Store OF JAMS s. LANE, BROTHER,
& Go. corner OF the Market. House, Shcp.
nerds. Town, where may be seen letters
and certificates OF physicians and others, on
the utility OF those Pills. Purchasers are
directed to notice, that the above Pills are
prepared by DIR. Lee of New London"
Connecticut, aud each box is stamped with
the initials of his name, and the wrappers
are headed as above /; this precaution is ne
cessary to distinguish the above pills from
others issued under the name of Lee.
| hey keepa constant supply of the most
approved PATENT AlEDLCLNES; have
lately received fresh supply of the above
valuable Medicines. They also have an
extensive assortment of genuine Paints,
Drugs and Medicines, &C. &c. &c.
JAS. S, LANE, BROTHER, & Co.
r. 5. Highest price paid in Cash for
HIDES, SKINS and fANNER's BARK. They
constantly have the best of LEATHER for
sale.
Shepherds Town, Sept. IS, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-04

philosopher lie could therefore plan as
well as execute, and whilst science soothed
mis- mind, Christianity consoled his heart.
(b) The Historian, the Poet and the Chro-
nologer have all contributed to commemorate
the Revolution of America There are fiye
Editions Of Washingtons life, besides Mar
shalrs and Ramsays There are at least TOUR
histories of the Revolution, Gordon's, Ram
says, Mrs. Warrens and Lendrum's. Tne
CoLUMBIAD would of itself have immortalis-
ed it. TINS celebrated work is considered by
European critics as being superior to theA1ne
al of Virgil and the Odyssey OF Homer,
and consequently the third Epic Poem eStant,
and inferior only to the Iliad ana Paradise
Lost. The learned and virtuous author, Joel
Barlow, Esq. whose pen has frequently before
been welded in the cause of freedom, now
enjoys the distinction of representing the
country of his birth at the court OF the great
est nation of Europe. May his efforts in the
cause OF truth be crowned with their merited
success
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-04
DRY GOODS,
THE SUBSCAibAR,

EROM the manner In which he has done
i business, tor several years, hnds that
ne has had many difficulties to encounter,
and sustained considerable loss from the &C.
counts of his respective customers standing
unsettled for long tme-In consequence,
mis- situation compels him to a change and
he has come to the determination, that he
will in future, at the expiration OF every six
months, settle up all his outstanding claims,
at which time he shall expect payment, or
notes bearing interest-He is convinced
hat this plan will meet with the appreciation
OF all his customers, especially when they
take into consideration the manner in which
he is obliged to deal with o,hers-For Iron,
Steel, Coal, and every other article, used
in his business, Cash must be paid; to
which, constant and heavy demands, Tor the
support of large family, must be added
To meet those claims, and to do credit to
himself and justice to his employers, re-
quires promptness in payment.
He ieels grateful for the many favours
he has received from his numerous employ.
shall be made on his part, to do justice to
their work, and to give full satisfaction to all
As usual, he will constantly keep on hand
large supply of well assorted IRON of
every description, for sale, and for the use
of those who may want it worked up by him.
JACOB BISHOP.
N. B. Country Produce, at market price,
will be taken in payment of debts due, or
for work.
Martinsburgh, Aug. 1e, 1911. 2m.]
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-04
Mr.. John CunlbbeH,

W not being an inhabtant of thi.
= commonwealth, take this method of
nonfy'ng you, that on Tuesday the goth Of
October next, shall, at the house a, which
MIS-. Ruth Mackey now resides in the town
OF Msrslnsburgh, Berkeley county, Vir-
g'n'a,ta the deposition of Abram Hooper.
lsiatlve to certain matter of controversy
now depending and undetermined. on The
cnanoefy side OF the inferior court of the
aforesaid county, In which l am plaintiff.
anu you ana a Certain Archibald
campbell defendants; which deposition I
snail offer IN evidence at the trial of said
suit.
JACOB HOOPER.
Martinsburgh, Aug. 30, 1911. 2m.