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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-19

JoH " $50; ~ 2, d-syes are ,.roo,s
q tte'r angA.ar and sape7or etfeacy
~ CERTIFICATE.
his nav certify that |, Gen. James Wh;telav, of
sa,e Nv } have daughter. wno has been from
yon.h 70 he ,g- of D. years, severely afflicted
IA. So. raeum, ana at,s- having tried many
io90es 70 no effect wts induced TO make trial Of
p. 6eB's botanical! Drops. prepared by ". T.
Way, w1icn, after adn'ai3ter ering three bottles,
pietedA cure, and she has not been troubled with
complaint since, JAMES WHIrELAW.'
tontpelier. March Is, 1916
Joorsiag letter jism the mother Of an infant is truly
infsrestlng 10 she afflicted
l.. Conway,
espected air. agrceably to your request. I would
rim you that my son is now syesrs old, his health
.oIiows--he has been sick years IL rontbs
=, when Informed Of DR.. Relf's Botanical Drops
Pills. he then had not the use of bis arms one
simos. crippled; hip dropped out Of place his
"a sweled up aud broke IN places arms in the
n tine sweied up and broke in II places many
ne sores were down to the bone for one year he
n Use OF the joints, bu. now has the use Of both
$, sores ell wel but three be now appears 10 be
ing well very fast Many said it was impossible
he could get weil.-others say it seems iiks rails
one from he dead Imust ever remain a sincere
' od ynd we'll wisher to you who have shawn SO
ch kindness to my sou.
LUCY ROGERS.
Waterford, (Con.) May IL, 1916
lese Drop. are radical cure for !Scurry, Sa1
xm L. sroSy. st .7nfh0ny's Fire, Acreflia, Ulcers,
Legs gyen when the bone w. Affected, VerersdE
nls shsn mercury has faiied--are the best spr.ng
sutunas, physis, ard may he given TO children
.A se fSet safety. PriocsS l--Ir .ists for g DIR.
ia @SorxSrrAL RsA7sr- - O5S=si ID. 1ye
MA aaessstyted '--W y. Conway"
rhe abQye Medicine prepared and sDla whole.
,, lbs sole PROPRIETOR, " I. CoEwAy, No. I,
nuton Place, Common-street, Bostoa, AVID retail
BY
bA ML. w. ViNS)N, Druggist,
FH,5 ,gRS-S7'RhET, AEWPOR7, X. l.
ppio, Peovidence, Isaac ID. Bull, Hartford, Dwight
es Norwich, John riebout. No 238, Waters,
" York, and mos, Druggists, Booksellers, and
pt-Nis stsrs throughout the United States.
= rafnpn,ets OF many extraordinary cures may
usd a tue agents, gratis.
= .vone Of she a5ope are genuine, uniess siyued
" Conway as you vaius health Observe his!
y large discount 10 Country Traders. and
se who buy 10 sell again
Newtprf, .Nov Is, 1916
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10 Sell. ii or Carer.

TO Oe7I, LcI or EufIT.
~HE subscriber offers to sell or let, The noted
Stand for Tavern in PawtuKet, heretofore
|capied by the subscriber, and lattery by Mr..
|xpssw HosroS. For further particulars, en-
hiTe Of Mr. Roora ALLsyreA isProEidence, or
ILLIAM BATTEY.
E,S5ard ~ - ptt
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TO LET,

IL LII
\ FARM At the south end of Newport, cortain-
n ing flo Acres, called Prices Neck Farm -
u the bsildisgs are ia good repair air.-Possession
|l be given 90 the 25th Of March next--Por terms,
|plyto CONSTANT TABEh' or
AUDLET CLARKE.
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Thames-s,reet, No. I16
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-26

|,bs sxeeution Of Vhat il called the
plaster Act This law pro''ih'r. The
landing Of PLASTER fron Bri''sp
vessel at any portip the States e'~'
of Ras,on. or of reshipping il fr""
British 90 4 merriam vessels on Tie
lines. as has been heretofore prac
ticed. :,
/. This is a brsnc Of the general
system Of monopoIiziag the carrying
trade and securing 10 themselves ex-
slusitely the benefit OF TRANSPORTING
that bulky article. more fhan half Of
the value of which is freight, 10 sii
our southern ports.
For The information ofthose who
have not attended TO the operation of
tina; branch Of trade. it may be OBJ
served. that TO the present time many
small British Vessels. Of little value.
have been employed in Transporting
the elaister from the Quarries and
landing il at the Lines. or reship
ipine il on board our vessels. which
took it to all parts If the States and
10 which employ we have constantly
had from one TO two hundred Ves-
sells.
Let it be remembered that while
! our vessels could not pass their
bounds to take the plaster, theirs OF
Isuy and aIl sizes might come direct
frsm the Quarries to all parts in the
States.
" Not content with leaving to US
the piiiful ~geneft Of moving the ar
Itiele from Que port 10 another in our
own territory, after they had landed
il where they chose the present law
Virtually prnyidfs that il sh,ll be
Landed AT the port ofronsump.ion by
British vessels, thereby securing all
the benefit Of transportation.
This is indeed The most glarirg
outrage 10 he found am"ng their 10.
ioni"l restrictive guIatious nd de-
lmands the immediate attention ofthe
Government"
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Fire Insurance.

Tie Columbian Insurance COMPANY oil
.fexandria, continue to insure bulldogs
Furniture. merchandise and other proper.
". from lo.s by Are. The condition and
terms, may be learned upon applicat on
At their oFice,n door to the City Hotsl
ard will b. found as nude ate \ equia'
bic As those OF any other company. !,
The rates Of premium are calculated
in reference to the actual risk OF proper,
~, and are ~ low as s5 ceuts 'cr '0o
dollars per anpum for hazards OF the best
description. increasing proportionso'y Tor
risks of a more hazardous nature In
sarances may be made tor one or more
wears, or shorter periods.
Columbian Insurance ONCE, Feb. 70
dswlatf
Feb 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-26
MR., LEWIS.

The following. letter addressed toh
Mayor of this town. has been handed =.
US for Notwithstanding The ci,;,,,
OF Alexandria, to unite ith tie cj.i,s,
of Washington, in pay ng a ,ribrt. s
respect and thanks to = Honorable n.
Lewis. Tor his jealous nrion Will. !,
Congress to the Affairs of this ti,ilic.,
SIR,
In pursuance Of tie enclosed rr,olu
ton, you are requested TO notify voy
citizens, thar they are invied to COT
ate in paying q compliment to h,,.
Lewis. oppressive Of their gratitude, ip,
his jealous aud success, uI eIeiiiors. in
pron citing the prosperity Of tie district.
The day fved upon is he Sih Ns.ti,
Il half pa fogr, at Dayis;s Epbl.
TIE the Mayor Of ..leyardria.
Thomas Brett.
Denisi CGrroRgI3.
Join Tayioe.
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Notice.

The public are hereby informed hs
has been formed under the TIL
NJ The QUANrICO WAREHous,h
COMPANY. tho have erected, one mile
below the town Of Dumf les. large ana
convenient Warehouse on Quantico creek
lor the storage of -four, grain, etc. wh.c'
warehouse will! be ready for the recepno
oT nroduce ON Monday the third OF feo
nest The trustees Of said Company nave
.npointed Zsbulon kankey their Agent
10 attend the said Warehouse, to reccN'
nroduce on storage and grant receipts 'o'
the same. And for the prompt delivery
Inf ali articles received in the said ware
house by their agent, (hre alone eAceP,
edl the Company hold themselves o'sno
All persons depusitlng flour, grain, etc
must nav, before taken away, the iS',oN
inc storage, viz. For each barrel OF fiou'
Ia cents ), if II remains in said warehouse
over | mSatn s cents: e in the same pro-
norton TO- the time may remain: f''
each bushel of wheat or other grain two
cents T; ifittemains over one month 'nre'
cents; and in the same proportion 'o'
the time il may remain. And Tor a'' ar
ticles of merchandise reasonable s'!i
rage only will be demanded. Persons
storing aour may have il inspected, o.
not, at their option. If not inspected,
the agents receipt will specify the brand
md the state If the barrels The weight
Of one bushel wheat. running measure Of
each load or parcel Of wheat. All arl
els. stared. tie same to be returned to
the owner when called Tor, be 1t Hour,
wheat, other grain, etc. Customary al
lowancs, for wastage, tic excepted.
Qusntico Warehouse is situated on
Osnrti0 Creek only two miles from
its inncnrr nth tive Potomac river at
all ii es ravigable for lighters. There
are belonging to this creek sufficient
number Of lighters TO ensure a brisk
transportation down the creek OF all arti.
cles stored. Vessels NAV be get to take
pruauce 10 the district cf Columbia, Bal.
;inore, Norfolk, or elsewhere, The pre-
sent frrishts are--To The district twelve
and half cents ner barrel ct flour. and 10
Baltimore and Norfolk Q. cents irnm the
mouth Of Ouaniico. Tie proximity ct
this warehouse to a large extent OF coan
try. added 10 tn goodness OF ROADS
leading To it from the westwa being
little inferior to paved ones. II berg
tound b, @ctuIl survey little more than
sS miles ryum Hay Market to Dumfries
will, it is confidently believed by the
trustees, by this rout greatly lessen the
expense OF transportation OF produce
even to the district OF Columbia, and
they pledge themselves to the public to
use every means within their power to
give satisfaction.
Timothy Brundige
George Williams
John Linton
James Deneale
VIM. 4. Llntnn
Francis H. Huntington
William smith
Trustees of the QuaLtico Warehouse
Company.
Jan es e04w
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From the Sarannnh Dniiy Gazette.

From the Savannah Dniiy Gazette.
Whenever the political world is in
@ state Of deep tranquility. the wise
statesman With redoubied attention.
watches the MsiinDs OF cabinets and
kiags aud defects them Ia, Jag the SO
cret trains orfu:ure explosions /; his
fears a'e no, lulled b, a political
storm, which will rorvuls, the world
The powers of hrisiendom have es.
iahiished u peac, among themselves;
upon u permanent brsis but base
We not at present great reason 10 be
lieve that all the Christian nations
will soon BE- involved in an exteu.
sive and perhaps an universal war
" it'll the inideis! II il -xIravag nj
suppose that the fame Of war which
has lately been kindled at AIgiers,
will notextend TO allthe Bartar, p"w
ers; and In fact to the whole land
of MahometHnism? The, are at
tashed TO each other b, the same
W snners. customs and re .igion; aud
will be all impel ed TO war against
the / christians by the violent and in.
veierate hatred. which rsnkIes in
every heather DO en-. They are
more than ever disposed to war with
the Christians at present, because
they see that all the Christian po~.
ers have already proclaimed virtu.
al war against them they hear them
threaten the destruction Of their
temples the disgrace oftheir adored
prophet and the abolition Of their
ancient and revered cerem onies
In other parts of the heather world
there will not be wanting causes to
stir up The savages Of paganism. to
oppose the incursiens Of Christianity
into their barbariOus territories. At
;hi moment we have before as an
example Of the treatment which ma.
my Of our missionaries may receive
before We emaBcipaie the pagan
world from the dominion OF their
false religions. Two Jesuit mission.
aries, sent by the Pope 10 China.
have been put TO death. by legal
authorit. because they we're chris.
tiaus and refused 10 renounee their
iailh. He~ much add ional provo
cation will il require to srray the
pope and his dominions and all the
catholic kingdoms ag~ins, those inf ).
deis Of Chins ! ! could add other rea.
sons to jsstif, ,he opinion that the
lime 10 not distant when the ido,a
'rous regions Of Asia. shall reek With
the blood Of christian martyrs: and
when all ehristendem shall be in
arms against the infdel world.
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Alexandra, Dec. so. 1915.

Was committed to the iail Of thu,
county as ranaway. negro man named
Wiiham--be is about ) feet z inches
aigh-stout made-ab'ut S6 years al ssc
was bought eta Ms. DoWe Of Mary and
,y Mr William Jones Of Georgia and
a from him in Virginia-lhe owner j.
eques.ed to cali and prove his property
sy charges and take hrm away otherwise
q. win be disposed Of a. the law directs
LANES CAMPBELL. Tailor
December 81 fawem
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Alexandra, Jan. %

NEyAS comaitted t. the jail o: this
w county a. runaway, Negro
Man. who says bis name is BILL COOK
he is about 81 years al ase, and bach
complexion, 5 feet G inches high /; had
on . short jacket much pitched. and blu
pantaleons; he says he was born free, :
bout three miles from fauquier court
house in the state Of Virginia. Ths
owner, II any, requested to come and
prove his property, pay charges 4 tax,
him away otherwise be will be disposed
of as the !ay directs
James Campbell, jailor.
January % iaw2m
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Paper for Sale.
FEB 90

David and ], Ross
Have recc we'd. per smo Potomac, from
Genoa,
- bales writing payer, a~crte
Which thew oEfar tm sale o. We v. low
trm> They keen constant supply ct
fr. qasiity chewing tobacc" TOR sac by
the duSati'v.
A.
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HARrroRD, Feb. II, 1877
HONOR TO THE BRAVE.

On Thursday last, tcJ' gen. va"
senssalaer. hon Mr.. Seymo'' OF inc
senate Mir. Duer. Of the Assembly,
col Lamb, Aid 20 Gov. Tompklas'
and MIR. King. arrived in 'hi: cit.
from Albany, being Commissioners
,ieputed BY the State OF New York
70 present to com. M'Dosough the
costly S~srd voted to him T..
the lie islsture Of that State.
The deputation travelled IN a sleigh:
the box Of which was in the form OF
. Barge, with "M'Donsugh" on its
stern.
The City Corporation bad made
oil necessary arrangements to give
,pleudor TO the transaction. A corps
Of cavalry met the Commodore IN
Westhersfield. and escorted him to
,hi, city; where his entrance was
announced by discharge Of artillery
and peals from the bells
The ceremony representation took
place on the steps OF the Phoenix
Bank, fronting the State House 10
" hich the commodore was escorted
by a detachment Of foot gu'rds, the
committee of arrangements, Ae.
On the delivery Of the Sword. Mr..
Duer 10 behalf TO the delegation, de-
livered an animated and appropriate
speech. in which were dis layed The
valor, ronstanoy aud skill. which. I'm
der Providence enabled The gallant
Commodore to achieve the victory III
l. Ike ChampIain. ard the important
consequences which resulted there
from.
The following was the Commodore's
aup4er
{" Impressed With a lively sense
Of the distinguished honor conferred
on me BY he l. gislature oil the
State Of NJ" York. in the presenta
ton of this su ord, I receive il with
of the highest gratiRra
lion and resp ct. The munIficenre
ofthat state so conspicuous on msn.
justi. eo'itles her 10 the
high character which she susi.ins
None have experienced more Of her
liherality thanlmyseif h trust none
have received il vita more gratitude
To the citizens Of Hartford IN, sin
cere acknowledgements are due tor
the very p omat and handsome man
per in which they have aided his
Exceliene, the Governor ofthe State
Of y. York, in the presentation of
this sword {: I beg his Exc Iiency 70
sccept the assorsnee Of my highest
respect and esterm."
Mr.. Ducr then made suitable &c.
acknowledgements TO che Msgistracy
and citizen, Of Hartford. for the i
beraii,y &spiIit they had displayed or
The occasion
The ceremony ended, sPonta-
neous and universal burst ofacclHma-
lion rent the air. The extreme in
clemency oftbe season had no effect
on the devotion Of the citizen to The
occasion.
A dinner was provided in the As
sembly Room, at Morgan's; at which
the Mayor Of the city. MIR. Brace.
presided, assisted by Joha Russ. Esq.
The tossts we're replete with senh
meut and patriotism. When the
volunteers were cslled the gallant
Commodore gave" The citizens Of
Hartford"
Mr.. puer ga,e--" May the festi
wife. of this day unite more firmly
our neighbs lug States b, the ties II
mutual hospitality 4
NJ. ior, Russ, the Vice President.
gave. The state Of New York
Justly assoeiatisg gratitude with
greatness"
After the Commodore retired. the
Mayor gave Commodore M'Do-
nough"
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FOR SALE.

On liberal Terms,
A NUMBER Of Houses aud Lets, a.
the lower end OF Fairfax street
and the whole or part Of the low GROUND
or marsh adjacent to Jones's Point. Ap
plyn
j. ID. Simms.
Dec IS co
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Annll. for ale

wish to sell go W Is cords at good
Oak Wood, IN ward On the upper end
OF Prince street, near the f brick oalld'
insS $3.50.
Fysnory IS Sa
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From the Long Island Star.

From the Long Island Star.
We learn that the court Of Inquiry
recently cow ened on board the u
States. ship John Adams. for the
purpose Of investigating the loss Of
The United States brig Chippe va,
George Campbell Read, Esq <om-
maBder, has terminated highly ere
diiab'e 10 that gentleman. We are
unknown to capt. h. but from infor
nation fint bin to rank high Among
his brothe officers, distinguish
ed, brave and skilfnl officer. IL sp-
pears the Chipps "a was lost 10 the
mig while running through Pow
denee hannel, one Of the most din
rui, Il danger Gus passages known 10
The navigator.
Two other vessels met the same
fxie but few hours after.
Boston. FEB. Ie.
Extract OF 3 letter IRON Lubec, on
the British lines, near Esstpori !
Feb. 6.
1--WE are just in possession Of III.
Of the Governor vi
New Brunswick, risidiy enforcing
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-26

Thomas Brett.
Nanisl CGrroRJT3.
Join 7nyloe.
hr. sSowpry,
| Iva, reading last ,ioht for ;hs.f,s
time. The essays OF al .rJ lime - WI,
peru ing them it nccuirc 10 ne. IRON tls
u"ise he va, making aboyt high sac Is,
that hi. zeal arose prin.ipaIl, ont Of,
desire to be receiving sore ri the saIsrit;
4 which he was comp!a mig, H. az.
ma Ell t" BE- IN or an gpnrehcn,ior, It
'he present members Of the C6urciI or
characters like them are ,etmnsd AZ 4 4
aext election h. will no' stand thancs
1t getting a sop in tie Co'poI alton Iah--
Perhaps he would be we'll pleased viii Z
department IN 'he hosiri'a, or the See
ct clerk and auditor. fter making dss
reflections. shut up nv ,hop and ssit
onDy ws7 home, but to . Y su pr. 10
passed on. of The corners Of me SWEETS,
/ found croud Of toys and nen nI N
colours;in the midst of ,aem, say Ava
"ho was given tonrderstand by Oh, /
The c-oud, was the author OF 'Hard Tines
] soon found he vas ne can ie los.
He exra' atcd SO learne ~, ard expCa.
Ted so nnch like lazy o. the cos,t
ta'ion:i meaningof the to ms ~ psi 10.
TO used in the constitution; that besS
10 thiak he was limb a. the law Nl
this Conjecture was not well 1 audpr:i
understood tha. he was a lecture: VA
e!ectiaas and the peoples rights: ttrr
lore listened - him fie pro, d ret w
I" my satisfaction, but t" lis disc.iT's.
insI audl.pry. that tie mig !:g e IL
corporation was an ex rost Tactic law
because Prospective ia It, operation. y
ter listening 10 this eloquent and 'rca
defender ofthe peoples rights against tx
rarPation Of the Cor;orat,cn--l vel
h.n'e and told nv common sense ua
what 1 had heard. and that | had n,h
up my mind 70 side with "Hard TINES
she listened 10 ne with her usual god
humuur, and remark ed. are ysu nNw
quainted Will, the members or lie Ccr
mon Council, don't yoa know their els
ractefs:ha'e mot = majority nf them Ossi
living Tor Years in town. have rhey Fd
property 20 large amonn, in house. AZ
lots, nave moi. most OF them every mn
they Own in thi. town. have they not e.
"Ii'es here, and are no; al 81 them hrpe
men 10 these Questions | s7sS'r'
10 the Affirmative. She TIER pat Nv
honest question to ne. Can roc 5t'l'''
that these a.en Ill! make sn, Lev 70
jure Place tie prosp i;y Of which'a
80 much imDor lance to item. ard tcyI,
be''eve thew cao pass ans ,ss. 70 vs'
they themselves will no. also be saeien
Ell. l sad taev have done some w9s
things She r'p!iea, AID ~bois ittS
acts always tight, ere eli The laws 0! "
GEES such As they c..ni IT, bs. sad 80
that great nan thc nr..;@-n, VI ise
>ta'e, always da r,s''. replied d"
'aiaiy not, then she aid, is i. pot sh''a
in you or any other person II fsee:F
f"eu"n m casncli-s.en al thea "Ef'r
l agreed she was Tis'. -. asS'a %
whether "Hard iig>s~ vas s~
An In And 40. ~. Il =. ia, teri
whether ne owned IA f"r'pe'i, % am
cep' sU'ie mo,e4hlcs. ,s.i wh.i ne a''
attach him % tie sSe-s.6 .sfn
wva'a warrant j, tie he hsd been y::
Il a beach VI ssmr :; The c"'sr'"
Avs. She ssem 20 aa-c SC much cah''iss
.ense 10 her dis. orr hsi ] Ms -
,ec 70 think she US =gh'.
A s:iur EEspEl
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Philadelphia Money. :,
Bank Notes OF Philadelphia and Bait
more, for sale BY
Vaudeville & Larmour
0ec 9T
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erman Re,lemptloners.
F,s~uory IS

Af,w entire Families. consisting pr'n
cipsly sf Farmers and Fradesmen' re
mai, an hoard the Dutch ship Jntvrou"
johanna. or annapolis, who will b'pd
themSelves Ia serve certain time "a
tho. who pay their passages Apply "a
NJ, John Bohe at Annapolis, or captain
BeeSe, on board.
February 81 ee6t
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, FEnsrArY &c
To III, Patrons Of III $ Gas,,ls

To the Patrons Of tbs Gasstls,
Having employed new carrier. 70 4,
uibute the Gazette. we have to ask Il.
Indulgence OF our sub cribe. Shea
omissions take place in it, delivery. ~,
equest infsrmatien-when tue evil ,b,n
e remedied.
~ We had intendel prcsentin, Oh,
readers tais day, with the o atior J.l
vered on Saturday last, bur OR exsr INN,
the manuscript we find it Impossible f.,
our compositors to make it out, and mps
therefore defer it till a fair copy can T.,
made.
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Alexandra Morocco Manufac

Alexandra Morocco Manufac
tory.
at the Corner Of 9ronoko e Hater
streets neur the Fish ,cha5,
Where may be had, Morocco Tor gen
tlemen's bosts, Morocco and America
Kid of all coiors for ladies' shoes, coaci.
makers and hatters' Lining Skins. hat
tess' and spinning wool. The above al
ticles manufactured ia the best name
by the subscribers.
Joha d. Benkhert e Ce.
n, All kinds OF Silks scoEered ant
dyed in the best manner.
NovenSsr7 eef
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ALMANACS,
English and German
For the Year
1917,

Wholesale and Retail-for sale by
JGmes Kcancds e Son
October IL q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-17
TRIAL Fo2 RIGAMr

WINCHESTER, Oct. 4.-Jacob Warn, r
who, it will DE remembered, was married
In this place some time IN March last.
and unprecedented about a month since
on charge Of Bigamy, lin plain English,
Tor marrying second wife whilst the
ilrst was living was pu, upon his triaI last
Wednesday and, after patient hearing,
and an able defence by bis counsel.
Messrs. Tucker and Powell which occu-
pied the day, was found GUILTY upon
Z! special verdict, & sentenced TO be con-
fine Ill the Gaol and Peniteaiiary house
OF this Commonwealth, one year. En-
cep'ion was taken 10 apart of the evil
dence, which yet remains for Tie Court
To decide upon What the ultimate fate
OF the prisoner may be, is vet uncertain.
OF his guilt, there was the most irreGrsga-
bic evidence-bui, inas,nnch as we live
under a government of laws, il is due 10
The prisoner, as well as TO every member
oflhe Commonwealth, that he be tried
according to the laws that he will be
thus tried, the character of the virtnous
and enlightened Judge who presides is a
sure guarantee. Gazettc.