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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-02
HE subscriber, abinrt Maker III ii

HE oubscfibrf, abinrt Maker III the
/ cIiy oi Baltimore, respectfully Informs
the public IN general and Cabinet Walkers in
particular, that he has visited Lynthburg Tor
the purpose Of exhibiting his new 6nd highly
improved bedstead joint fastening, and thai
he has had n bedstcad nade on thi, nlnn,
which nyiy be seen nj Mr.. Norris Franklin
Hotel, where all sho feel mi interest," in an
Improvement in this most useful article, are
invited 10 call aud view it--for a description
OF which he refers them 10 the very respecta-
BILE certificates attached io this adv err ice uent
The subscriber also INFORMS the Cabinet Ma
ksrs oi the several adjoining counties, that ito
has sold to Mr. Robert NORRIS, OF this pinee,
The exclusive right aud liberty of using ind
vending TO others To be- used, the el,ove nnn,-
ed fastenings, aud should application tyN
made Mr.. NJ viii either sell the la,ttninas or
the patent right TO use them. There Is no
doubt bat the person hntiug the exclusive
right for my town or county, viii be ena-
bled 10 monopoli7e the business.
The public's humble sfrvt
ISAAC COOPER
We the subscribers do hereby certify that
we have purchased of Mr.. isnac Cooper, Of
Baltimore, the right Of using bis T,nfeni bedI
stead, aud have found il a most useful inven,
lon---lhe great facility with which this kind
OF bedstcmd can he put up or taken down, e.
ven by the most ignorant servant, added to-
the most perfect strength aud durability Of
the fastening, renders II Tar preferable TO any
thing Of the kind We have ever seen, and am
sure TINT all WHO Try Il viii he equally plcs..
ed--In cnse of fire, when person Whistles 10
move nj short notice, this kind Of hedstead
caa be takeH down in one mnute--fhis cies
cnnslaft" alone renders them invaluable
Given nndar or hands.
ARCHIBALD WiRT, Frederieksburs
DAVID I. RURf,, Richmond.
SANL X. CULDWELL, Petersburg.
JACOB BALTZELL, baltimore.
JOSEPH W ENTLER,
JOHN NEEDLES, ;,
EDWA' D NEEDELS, -
Jan p 4.s24
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| No. 81.

up md rctarn TO her, and aas pro-
p",ly answered after III. safe return
by tho words " This madam, is yonr
glove" being The last he ever spike
to her ; but il nj quits 80 reckless
"A writer must have feminine viva
city # expression to recount fairly
The infections they impose on their
accepted lovers. ! speak not now of
coqueiry shown on a morning when
neatly dressed. We enter Juiin's
drawing roUm---fnd IL occupied by
the sort Of rich mcrchapt--rcrciy.
I'd by JRiid with nod and inquiry
about The weather. Willie Abe lanccs
nj him her sparkling glanrrs-L
tell not Of Gckieness. when after ID
fcudrr attempt to persuade her TO
renew and repeat her VOWS, she says
shc Ikea Stropt full as E'eH. de-
scant not on i'll hnmbr. displayed
when fondly counting over your fu-
tnrc happy prospects. she insists
that she knows nothing and cares
less for what you mean'--but 1
would refer tn the daily Inspection
OF soias and siheboards--the quar-
rrlling with tradesmen touching tho
figure and qualities Of carpets aud
the Gathering controversy Will, tin
men about sauce pans aud stew-pOts
which attend this era.
s. The breaking II. This fol-
lows next of course aud In n troubles
some and thorny path To lead to. rw
weeks unocctpicd' leisure. III hk
pursued with the horrors "t breach
Of marriage. still The mind looks with
fearful anticipation. or returns with
sad reflection TO the necessary strife.
JdIla's diurnal red cycs--thc active
sharpness Of her aunt's salutations
the base gruf Indifference of her
male cousins---tlc growing inatten-
ton Of tile Ser, ants who cease 10 en-
poet your lavish weekly shilling
and finally. the ecidt Of your grave
speech: " My affections arr cngas-
ed elsewhere" 3. SNipE.
Extraordinary ndtice. 1.-The fol-
lowing notice appeared lately IN
the door Of n Roman Cathdllr CLAN
81. In the West ~ Ireland. -
Pit a1cay from Patrick NJ Daitnh q
Whereas my wife Mrs Bridget
M"Dallab, Is again walked away
with herself. and left the with lief
four children and her poor old bll ID
mother. and nobody else to lool, afs
ter house aud home, aud | lleai has
taken up with Tim Galgnn the idme
fdter. the same that was pat in tic
stocks last Easter for stealing Bar
ncy Doodcy's Ganiecock. THIS IL
to give notice that l will not pay ior
Bite or Sup IN her or his account tn
man or mortal. Ntlat she had better
never shew the marks Of Her Ten
toes near my louise again.
PATRICK M'UALLAH.
". B.-Tim had b tier keep ont
Of nv site ~
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ppisTEp AND puBLisHEpss
IAN FLETCHER " RICH. II. TOLER
hlioo ,,biishers ofMs Lars ofthe Union.

NJ The Semi Weekly Paper, at 81, and the
=, III, paner, at 80 per annum, payable III
nfeHY No subscription will he received for
ao' aas time than six months, aud no paper will
o az i;,con,inued (but At the discretion OF the
p lg,;,nrs1 until all arrearages are paid.
Eur ~ Advertisements will be inserted at 90
>. nor square Tor less) the first time, and
cen" . CENTS for each continuance. Those
o. = distance must be paid for previous to
. ,hs,r insertion, or the payment assumed by
. .ome responsible person in Lynehhurg
SUI NJ Chancerv Orders not exceeding two
~ arc inserted for SIX dollars
SIT NJ All letters addressed to the Editors must
esr p.,o, or theS will not he attended 10
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Further SUPPLIES OF
STAPLE d FANCY GOODS.

PURCHASED at the AUCTION SALES IN
New York for CASH, which we nre de.
termned 10 sell at The very lowest market
prices
Rose, and London Dufne, Bristol and point
Blankets
Red, white, and green FIannels, assorted
Heavy Swanskiu do.
DO. twilled fluslines, for big coats
large assortment OF fine and coarse Cassi.
neiis
Claret, Brown, Olive, Grey md Green Cloths
fashionable shades Tor frock coats
Shepherd 5 aud lllrsts imperial blue & black
Cloths
Marin Louisa blue Pelisse cloths
Superhne aud common mlled drah do.
Real Italian aud Florence black Silks
Black aud coloured gro. de. Naples aud vel
'veteen do.
Heavy chain, black Leventeen.
French aud English winter calicoes, large
and very choice supply entirely new in
fashion and colour
Elegantly worked Swiss, Indie, and Jaconei
mnsin Robes
Worked Swiss and India null handkerchief
A rich assortment of Thread, gimp, aud bob.
hneit Laces
"A Plain and figured bohhinett
A splendid assortment of Rich worked India
aud Swiss null muslins
IVY WYrrx1 ~ N N rhHy RYrY xyI7nv r.,
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which she has opened IN the tenement III
Brick Row, opposite Messrs. Morgan Il NJ
Daniel, next door above Mr.. J. ]. Patten's
Her assortment consists in part Of
Superfine blue aud black cloths
Do assorted colours do
DO blue aud bIack cassimeres
Fine and common cassinetts
Black 1orentine
Toienette vestings with borders
Silk valencia do do
Cambricks and cambrick muslins
Jacouet and null musIins
Silk gloves aud hose, black and white
Fancy chiniz and calicoes for ladies' dresses
Black figured silks and assorted colours do
All kinds Of ribbons, some nice patterns
Linen cambrck aud kenting
Thread lace and edgings
Tortoise tuck and side combs
Bombazctes, plain and figured
Artificial flowers and wreaths
Ostrich feathers, tipped with every colour
Genlemen's fur hats
DO shoes, coarse and fine
Gentemen's bamboo walking canes by TIE
doz. or single one,
II is her ntentionto keep, in addition 10
her regular stock of merchandise, every Gar
ment Of Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel made
by her own hands, which she will warrant to
be made in the best manner Amongst which
are GentIemen's Guernsey Shirts &Drawers
Also, Colored persons Clothing of every de-
seription and at the most reduced prices.
Mrs. King will also cut and make Ladies
and Gentlemens Cloaks. She will also car
re on the Mantua Making business in all its
various branches.
Mrs. King hattcrs herself, she will frequent.
iy have il in her power 10 afford solid proof
that it is much cheaper TO buy ready made
clothing, when sou may always be sure Of a
M and at the lowest prices.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-02
JWst handed
At Andrews Trul y Cheap Store,

81 bags prime coffee
4 do do pepper
3 hlds moasses
Together with a choice usso rtfnent Of Grocc
rics
Also, in store few hhds. Of rum
And several crates earlhenwaIe
3 cases mems coarse shoes
zoo pair stitchdoWns do
30 jack screws
It's doz cotton cards
10 do wool do
6 h'ds. assorted sieneware
bales white, red aud yellow nannels
700 reams wrapping paPer
All Of which We are selling very. low
Atour Truly Cheap Store,
Feb. % Main Street
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VncNsvrent .,,OneN.

y TT. tN ENNV 1FNUHCy
A Ill kinds of Uncurrent Money bought
N and sold on the most reasonable terms.
Also drafts on all the principal ci,iesin sums
10 suit purchasers and nj II small prehiium-->
apply al The Exchange Office OF
s. Il NJ. ALLEN &Co.
Feb 90. Lynchburg.
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275 bottles Cold Pressed American
CASTOR OIL,
Just received by 1i0S. J. DUAL.
!nne 80. Bank Square
30 PACKAGES.
4

THOMAS J. DUVAL, at the sign of
y The Goldeo Mortar, on Bank S1tlnre has
just received an additional supply of so pack
ages, comprising general assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil aud Dye StutTs,
among which are the folloW;uC
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-02
DAVID d ROBBERY KYLE

III addition to ttcir former stock, hare just
r. received the Joitowiag articles
CCalrpe',ngs, rich and handsome figures
~ ''pe LACE, assorted colors
p p'ack aud shaded silks, rich figures
pparuchr, new aud beautiful article
WIN tnred and shaded ribbons, superior style
r'''e satlns, plain and figured
nS ana short white hid gloves
~ m inquired hombazeitcs, assorted co'ors
oohin"t Laces, assorted
cases grass bleach Irish linen, superior
=. quality
ss casts elastic water proof Hats
NV n" pieces superior Circassian plaids.
December 80. is
JOH PRINVXNG
1f
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Tie Subscribers hare just received

Il
! Gum opium Cloth do
Gutn camrhor Silver wireNoo'lisdo
Sulphate qninine Camel hair penc''s
! Rose water Rose tooth Powuer
Calcin magncsia Otto rose lip saIve
| Carh. do Red waters
Mend's anti-dispeptic Black do
or sour stomach pills Dry white lead
| Sarsaparilla root Red do
China do Chinese vermllion
orris do pussian blue No
| Medicamentum Venetian red
! or cloves Spansl whiting
GIober salts Campeachy logwood
| Epson do iGruund Camw oOd
! oil wormseed Nicaragua
Super carbonate soda Ground tustic
| Carbopate do 'Red sahnders
! Tartaric acid blue vitrio
| Tartar pmefic Lamp block
! fuIv. ipccac. Fig blue
Gum as>atrtida Anustto
puIy. ialap lAlacaboy snnf
| Gum gualacnm Iliappee Oh
Gum nmmonIhc !Scutch 10
| Gum LInO (heSiJ RAIN soap
| PCruNian baTk lLdNchne' W.
| Chanomlle flowers Transparent do
| Iva ursi Windsor do
! Fish berries CASTLE do
Nur. aciJ Spcrmaccta
NacaSssy oil Gold leaf
| Antique oil N'coho'
Orange peel ''nIn she''a0
! Aqua FORTS nnin cop"
CaIom,l Spirits ,hrpentine
! Cream tartar Ntu3eW""u INV '"''
Oil peppermint S'Pp'e shels
ES.ence v;,Is Evans crown lanceis
Fancy narCnme walls Common do
| II,ls from J ,cS o. Tooth drawers
! B0rax refined aneels
! Rotten sion. Tin foil
S,,rrh rncture bottles
| pain, hrnsh es assorted Specie do
! Hair brushes fi'i ooAes
White wash brushes ibottie anu VIM 'o'Ns
r.,,a y..s, Ornamental Shrubs, Rulbon'
Poois Grass seed, nc. ordered tor smaH da'
rance on the .Felo Prices.--We shall shorty
receive an additional supply OF Garden and
Flower seed fancy flower pots, nc. nc,
! WILL, OWENS G. l.. LEChiE'
| Apothecaries Il Druggists.
Dec. %.
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FAoWer Seed.

Red striped Ch'ua as hook
ter iDoBufE black do
White do Double mkt do
Red do double yellow do
Lilac do yellow hawk weed
Blush do Double purple jaoobea
Pnrple do Bladder katWia
Bonnet do Venus lookinsgiass
Rose do blackberry lilly
iurple globe amarar Yellow 'up'ucs
thus lNhlte do
Trlcolonr do ieIue DO
FIos Adanis Rose DO
Sweet aly.um Dutch blue do
Alkekendi or kitepereuiial do
flower ,Jacoh's ladder
Love lies bleeding Double lark-spur
Musk bottles Double rose do
Scotch brown Branching do
Canterberry bells Scarlet Iichuis
Nhln bush Layetera
Rose campon Lavender
Golden coriopsis iNignnnetie
Ned, purple n whit Upright do
Columbines mixed Ranunculns Marygold
Crimson coScOmhs Erench do
White chrysantheuiuu Large Double do
IrcoIour do Pot do
Scarlet colutea Sweet Marjoriun
Double balsamines Myrtle seed
Blue cantanche lice Plant
Purple Candy tuft sensitive Plant
MINOR convuivolus Imperial pink
Squirting cucumber tAIaideus do
Sor'ander Caruution Pink
DohIias (beautifu) pheasant eye do
M'Al palllIas ilChina do
hearts Ease Evening Primrose
Star IN The East. Marvel of Peru
rnrple Perennial dasDouble white poppy
Latch ilv Canalinn do
n n, frntes White egg plant
nloody wall lower Polvanthus
white wall lcuv d stock Rockets
gill Scarlet Snapdragon
scarlet tsompton do starry Scabius
n"p'e do Purple 90
y. S'ee"s 40 fenra
len week do Eaf}rnn
ssng'lls DO Double tall sun-noWe
Mkt biennial DO lsweet sultan
,oS g'ove laugier Scurzonera
Musk seranium Strawberry Spinage
mM do Willow Indian Shot
ap' Shead Crimson freioil
french HoueysnckIe lArden Vaierian
u''e!Worf Sweet William
no"eSy thyme
oou'Ie CHINA Holly Nfxican Zeminfeia
WINES.
S SaIsain apple Lard Anson's DO
g.: r'et morning glory Cypress vine
p1Pcd do Go lsalsam pear
p"'oon VINE Kite leaved iIomeu
m s"n'sa lady peas Purple hyacinth beans
'''aeu sweet do Mock orange.
ALSO, an elegant assortment Of fancy
'na common Flower Pots.
Feb Is.
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Garden cress
Early scarlet short top
radish
Long salmon do
Cherry turnip do
Satisfy or. vegetable
oyster
EarlA bunch summer
squash
Valparaiso squash
Mammoth pumpkin
Early cauliflower
Curle,l parsley
Tamatoe shaped pep.
per
Parsnip
Purple egg plank
rlyWashington peas
extra early and fine
Dwarf blue imperial
do
Dwarf prolific do
Tall MarrowLats do
Early Charlton do
Early France do
Early dwarf cluster do
Dwarf marrowfats do
Early Lafayette do
Blue Prussian do
Tall knights honey do
extra fine
Tall sugar peas (eat
pods)
'Esrly mazagan beans
Long pod do
Green nonpareil do
y elbow six week snaps
Dwarf white kidney do
China dwarf do
Scarlet towering do
A few bushels potato
eats, two dollars per
busLel.
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CLCAKS
1872 Plaid aud Camblet Cloaks made in very
superior style
1t is the intention Of the subscribers To offer
their stock at re Iuccd prices, and every eff
foit will he made 10 render satisfaction 10
customers. MCKEE, ROBINSON, &Co.
Oct. 81
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GarAen & FloWer Seeds

VIM. Owens 4 G. L. Leckie,
HAVE JUS, received from New York the fol.
having Seed:
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GaU2e BNrrce and VeIVPieen IIkIs
DEWITT CLINTON and other fan
cy pocket do,
IA plain aud figured blk Levnn,ine cravats
Plain aud printed cassimerc shhws
Figured iwilled merino Bombazetts.
Plain Black do. do. very superior
q do. do. Bombazeen
Furniture and garment dimiles
Fancy coloured and white Fringes
Q Boxes fashionable cnrs
boz Mrs Cantelo's patent Corsets
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-02
hooks and Stationary i.

SlHE SUBSCRIBER has received by tn,
- late arrivals, direct from Philadelphia
and New York, very large additional sup
,,I,. ~
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WV
Elegant merino aud cashmere long Il squu
shawls
Iauyo p,,,ca N oJ ,aI.otaan Ill f.
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Garden seed

lowing Seed :
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-19

that sa 10 produced by the claimants or their creditors
whe.her before w. commission, or before the tribunals
IN evidence OF their qualifications and rights shall be ex
cDpted from enrolment and the stamp The keeper of
the archives OF marine Versailles the rcre eInpow.
ersn 70 deliver up unsamped paper copies other
uments relative to the LIQUIDATION the ancient colonss
Of Saint Domingo.
A,t5O. By the eleventh article of the law, when there
SHAH ARISE differences between the claimants 10 the
Of coonist who had domcil or who did not die in
Frances or between them and bis creditors they shall be
taken to the tribunal where the defendant resides and
there be several of them to the tribunal where any one
OF them resides, at the option Of the complainant The
declaration TO accept benefce dnventare the
OF coonist who had residence who did not die
Of the Seine
Art 81 The claimants who shall have differences con-
cernng thsr respective rights or the part belonging
each oil the IN TIE bqudaton by Offering proof of
having united in their persons all their rights auaica
tons thereto require that the liquidation be made collec-
lively and without payment to any one of them
In hr case the indemnity shall remain deposited with
the caise des depots ct consgnatons and shall be
touchedb by the claimants before regulation and division
thereof be made either amcaby by law and until no.
tice thefeo sha have been given in form to the di-
rector general of sad caisse.
Art SO An letters packets addressed to the com.
mssay OF the king and the chief Secretary of the COM
mission, shall go to them free Of postage
Art 5o Claimants not residing in any part of Euro
pean France, may return their demands for indemnity
those in the colonies the colonial those
Consuls and agents who shall transmit the papers TO the
secretary OF the commission, under cover Minister
the Secretary OF State for foreign ars Demands that
shall by this means be received by he Secretary shall
take effect from the date only Of their entry on te reg
lister mentioned in the 9TH article abosc.
Art Ol. The president of council of ministers is
| charged with the execution of the prosent ordinance
which shall be added to the bulletin Of the laws
Given at our Chateau dc Compigne the 9th day of
May, IN the year Of lord 1876, and of our reign
the second.
CHARLES.
By the King:
The President OF the Council of Ministers,
III 10
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OF SAINT DOMINGO

Wv ~ ~ D,S1hAANNcs
TO tke President and Mem.
bers IF the Commission
of Liquidation.
I, the undersigned,
native of arrondisse.
ment Of department
of inhabitant and resi-
dent of the reimbursement
Of department OF
called upon by
the law Of the 30th April,
le26, to present my claims
for a portion OF the indem-
nifty appropriated to the an
cient colonists of st. Do
misgo, declare:
lst. That | have chosen
as my domicil at Paris, the
house ofM.
living on street
No.
2d. That I present my
self in quality Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-19

Here state the title Of
the proprietor in l7SG; I; of
the hoir Of tho douec /; Of
the legstee or of the legal
representative, (that is TO
say, Of the creditor, gran
tee, or purchaser.)
If the declaration 90
msdo under any title othe,
than that of the proprietor
IN 1889, IL shall state the
name and surname Of the
proprietor, IN 1880, Of the
property hereafter denom-
mated, aud those of.the in.
tormedIate heirs.
State with the utmost
precision, the name of tho
property, and of that part
ot,the Colony Of tho iuris-
diction, OF the Parish, and
of tho quarter where cit.
uatcd ; mention if The in.
demnity is claimed for the
whole or only part of the
property.
Declare IF the property
be in The country the
contents in square meas
urement ; the kind or kinds
of culture and improve
ment, tho distance from q
port, tho boundaries on the
four cardinal points the
number of negroes, males
and females, young and
old, and also, il it can be-
done, tie number of labor
ers on those improvements,
who have been surrender.
ed or sold to the British
Government, or tsken ..
way by their masters into
other colonies, or into for
eign countries ; the num-
bor and the description Of
, buildings, manufactures,
mills, vehicles, (cabrouets,) }
the number of horses and
mules; the number and
species Of hDrnedcattle and
sheep attached TO the pro-
pcrty ; the Quantity in
quintals, eight ounces,
(pois DO marc) (aneiont
measure of weight at st.
Domingo y of crops made
in 1889, or III the year
uuNt tileittOs
II the property be IN
town, whether situated IA
the North, West, or South
part (; the name of the
town, village, OF port, in
which the property was
situated /; of what il
consisted (hotcls, houses,
or store houses y the
amount Of rent, and that
OF the annual tax.
Add, lastly, in each case,
whatever information the
claimants may deem oi
service. II the value OF
: the property for which
claim is laid Is established
in the authentic acts. sx.
hibitcd with tho dcclara.
ton, mentioned shall be
made Of the value given in
said acts.
State opposite hereto, in
numerical order, the pa.
pers showing the right Ia
the Inheritance, and the
value to be put upon the
property.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-19
GENT INHABITANTS
ROYAL ORDINANCE of
9th May, lee6.

Declaration Of Property.
Nota. Ifthe declaration
is made collectively, the
names, surnames, DC. of
all the claimants shall be
mentioned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-19

I desire in consequence
TO have the application of
tho provisions OF the law OF
30th April, lc;e6, and OF the
ordinance of Sth May fol-
lowing, and that therefore,
it please the Presidents and
Members Of the Commits
sion to authorize me TO sup
ply the want of said titles
and papers by instituting an
inquiry.
Conhning myselfto sum-
mon IN the aforesaid inqui-
ry, the following named
persons, being duly quail
fled.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-19

9TH. In aippcr. Of the a.
bove statement, there are
exhibited and annexed to the
present claim the papers in
evidence, hereafter describ-
ed TO the number Of
To wit:
9Th. ] declare moreover,
in conformity to the 9th ar
ticle of the royal ordnance
of the 9th May, 1926, that
it liz impossible for me 10 re.
present
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-19

Sd. That I claim the in
demnity to be liquidated
under the law, for the pro-
perty known in 1889, under
the denomination Of
situated
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TABLE NO.3.

TABLE NO.3.
Indemnity appropriated TO the ancient eo,o,iss Of Sdiat
Domingo.
Distribution the three sections ofhe Com.
mission, in pursuance Of The order ofserrire establish
eddy he23d article Of the ordinance of9h May, 1896