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Pablithed weekly, by OLI/VER FARNSWORTH, (Printer to the Stars, and of (he Daws of the Unrrep Stares,) Ne, 91, 7haacs-Siveet, NEW PORY,
UST received by NATHANIEL SWEERT,
& Co. and now felling at their Store dizcét-
Iy oppofitc Gen, Martin's,
N, B. Said Swazr aw“. moft
F.u...»uwx.-.. it 1 Sebilaly T
ave received from their cuftomers (ince the
commence meh of theit bufinefs, and hereby in.
form the pablic, that havieg purchafed their
Goods with ready Cath this Fall, they are de
termined to fell them mach lower than they have
ever done before. Odlsber 16, 1804.
One Hundred Dollars reward,
STOL!N from amoog the Goods faved from
the wieck of the brig Mioerva, ftranded o'«‘
Beaver-Tail, oo the 27th alt, Occ Bale, con
taining twenty pieces fine German fhirting Lin
ea ; one bals, conraining five picces Roflia-
Sheeting ; and one bale, containiag Iwo pieces of
Reflia Duck.—As :;ty few fach Lioens are im
ed, it is ted that thop-keepers & others
mbe -pon':l?:ook-om. if any Jre off*red for
fale. Whoever will give informacion (o that the
thicf or thicyes may be brovghr to juflice and
the Goods recovered, fhall be entisled to the
above reward, and Fifty Dollars for the Goods
only .—=All neceffary chuv will he paid by
SIMON DAVIS, of Newport, or
JAMES D'WOLFE, of Biiftol,
Januery gth, 1805.
THE fubferibers being appoinied by the
_ Hon, Courc of Piobate for the wwn of
North Kingftown, Commiflioncrs, to receive,
examine, and adjult the claims of the creditors
to the cftute of Sylvgfer Havens, laie of faid
Norcth-Kingftown, yeoman, decealed, reprefent
ed infulvest : —Give notice that fix months
luvinf been allowed by faid Conrt from this
date, for the creditors to exhibit their claims 1o
cither of us, ac our refpetive dwellin,*, in faid
North Kingftown. No accounts to be received
uolefs prope:ly attefted,
. ISAAC HALL, Commif
x BENJ. SMITH, }ﬁ..un.
N. B. All pesfons indented to fard ellate
are requefted to make immediate vaymeat to
DANIEL HAVENS, Adm'r.
North-Kioglown, Jan, 14, 1805, A
A JOURNEYMAN Boot & Shoe-Maker,
who is well acquaioted with the bulncls,
—Alfo, an aftive Boy, about 14 or 1§ years of
age, as an apprentice. Apply to the fublcriber,
who keeps conftanily on hand, a general afforc.
meat of BCO IS and SHOKS ——<Thofe who
favor him with their caftum, may depend on
having their work well done, at the hore® no
tice. JOHN W, DAVIS.
Newport, Dec, 6, 18c4.
tions.
Town & County | Clerk’s Office Supreme Jadici
of Newport, }al Conrt,Feb, 13, A.D.lBas.
WHEREAS Rosgrt Law Town, jun of
Newport, aforefaid, Cabiner-Maker,
alias Mariner, has filed in faid Office the alla
and doings of the Hon, the Geoeral Affem.
bly of faid State, at the Seflion ther=of holden in
O&ober, 1804, in his behalf, granting him the
benefic of an AQ made and paffed in the year
1756, entitled * An Act for the relict of Infoi
vent Debtors” : -Notice, therefore is hereby
given to the creditors of the faid Robert, that
they be and appear before the fodges of faid
Sepreme Judicial Court, at the term thereof
to be holden on the firß Monday of March
pext, to nominate Commiflioners to receive an
aflignment of the faid Robert’s eftate-
PAUL M. MUMFORD, Cl.
Hard Ware, Stationary, &c.
State of Rhode.lflacd and Providence Planta-
DAVID MELVILL,
RESPBCTFULI.Y informs his friends,
that he has joft recieved a very handfome
sMsrement of Hard.-Ware, Cutlery, Ironmongery,
Fapawed Ware, Cabinct Furuiture, Stationary
&c. &c. Alfo, Deep fea Lines and Leads, hand
do. Fithing: Lines, Bed-Cords, and Clothes-
Lines, Alfs,
New-York Manufaltured TOBACCO
and SNUFF, :
Confifting of Negre Head; Pigtail; Ladies’
Twift, & cut Tohacco; Maccabae and Scotch
SNUFF, of the fult quakiey at the Manatac
tory prices. *§* Casn given for Lead.
Newpore, Dec. 20, 1804,
Dotlor Nortrop’s
CELEBRATED Patent Birters, for the cure
of the Jaundice and all biilious complaints,
for fae at this Office—Price 50 Cents per Box,
Wanied Immediately,
e l&rgvef/;pﬁ; of
FALL GOCODS,
John & Henry Cahoone
Hawe for fale at their Store o Banifier's W'hait
Taft received, and for Jale by
JACOB RICIHHARDSON,
at the Pofi-Opice,
HOU"E Paper of every kind, American,
Englith, French, aed Himburg, in ad
dition 1o his large affortmeat of §OOO picces,
with B rdess, He has jull received a number
of new Bocks for fale or ciecalation,
Mufts and Tippits, a large ailortmeat—-
Ma=n"s fur Gloves, Mirs, and Caps— Fur Skins,
Rafliz, F“’. white, and fpotced.
Alfo, Tickeis 1 the Wickford Academy
Lottery. _
Writing Paper 'gf every defeription, by the
ream or quire-—~Slates of all fizes, with agene
ral aﬂéﬂmm of Sincionary. &
i in Pl = httiy Wel, Ladip 2od
te, Mavoocan and
Englith Modard, by the pound—Sweet
Oil, by the flatk,
JAMES D'WOLF,
) ’
) Fas for [ale at his Store in Briftol,
300 Hhds. N. E. Rum,
200 ). Molafles,
Ruflia clean Hemp,
Roflia and Raveas Duck,
Ruflia Sheetings,
Geormaw Liceas,
Sweaes lron,
Which e will feli cheap for Cath or approved
Notes at 60 days credic,
Briftal, Jan. 25, 1805,
68" The above (capied from a Mariford par
per,) is recommended 1o the ferious attention of Ihe
Ladics of Rivede- Ifland. And as you wunld wifh
the prometion of kmsrwledge and /{/cmun among
the rifing gemcration, encowrage the faving ef lags
in your families. You -uv-lf even be deprived of
your Bibles, and every ather ufeful Bn‘f awere it
ast for this valuable commodity,
ECONOMY enjuing it : Rags now briog a
very high price—a price nearly equal by
the pound To that of Meat or Floar, and it is as
bad economy 10 walle the former as the latter,
—nay worfe, for rags may be properly called
the Shreds of Jfoience j—feoured and tenovated
they becom: tocd and orsament for the mind,
T'he rag that is carclefsly thrown avay, if faved
& properly difpofed of, might help to form a page
ia fome valuable book, aod that very page might
poflibly teach your grand child aleffon or feori
ment that would be ulctal chroogh life,—Puablic
as well ay private interelt requires that thefe
moft ufcfaf of all fragments be carefully gather
ed up, 20d never futlored o be wafled and IHft,
Rags are materialy effentidly necelary for the
fupport of fome of the moll ufefol manufaétures
which are carried on in this or 20y other coun.
try, and even for the lopport of learning and
civil Liberty, of commerce and ot almof every
repular kiod of bufinefs. -—Palling through the
mill, they become paper ; this pager iy turned
into bouks, or is vfed in (:hoois, in compting
rooms, in contracty & conveyan-es, in epiftola
ry correfpondencies, &e. &c. The paper-mak
ers, the printers, the bock.biaden, fopport
their families, poy their workmen and train wp
apprentices to ufeful occopations—fchouls are
foraifhed with books and with writing paper,
laws and decds are recorded, titles €0 property
are eftablithed, the Farmer the Merchaut, the
Phyfician, the La vyer, the Divine, the Philof).
pher, are daily ailided in the profecation of their
bufinefs and fudies, the public is culightened
and all this mighty makt of beachits fpring from
Javing ragr. '
ft is an eafy thiog to fave your rags : Ttre.
gm no lahor, and bat a wvery little care,
every miltrefs of a family be provided with
a bag ot {ome other convenicat receptacle for
rags, and (he will find it a 4 ealy to pot them
there, as to fweep them iaty the fire or throw
them out of doors, 5
& CASH and the higheft price,
given at this Office, for Cotton & Lin
en Rags, old Sail Cloth, Junk, &&.
,FOR SALE,
A large Ten Plate Stove,
with a good Pipe. Eoquiie of the Printer,
FOUR'I’H proof JAMAICA RUM,
HOLLAND GENEVA,
ALICANT BRANDY,
SUPERFINE FLOUR,
. RYE & BUCK WHEAT, do,
POWDER, per calk,
SHOT, by the bag,
ROSIN, by the bol.
Ship and Pilot BRE A, by the'quanrity,
Realy made COLOURS, different Kinds,
Save your Rags!
The Prefident then i fked if the managens
~:n Low seady to proceed wnd make good their
g ’.
. .q‘iv. Randolph faid iewas the with of the
mantpers in the fiett place 1o call over the names
of la: aitoclles, fo that they may koow who |
were hrefent, and it any were abient, 1
The it way then called over ax follows:
—A.J. Dallas, W, Lewis, W. Rawle, W, 5.
dezf. Bd. Tighwmao, J. Reed, Joha Mont
gomety, johm Sienhenfon, . T, Mafon, S, H,
SthOl\n Taylor, George Hay, P. N. Nich
olae, . Hardy, John Les, who ali anfwered
the dollowing did not aofwer, James Loe,"
John Bfwow, Rifdon Bithop, Aquila Hall, Pail, .
Stewatt, Thomas Hhall, W, dlcu. Merriwe,
jmﬂw ames Pleatoniy,
Mr. Racdolph then faid, various confide
ratioas arifiog from (hortoefy of time indaced
(he wanageis to dirct him to move for the poft
ponemgent of the proceedings on this trial nnnl
to-matrow, when they would be pieparcd on
the part of the rrofecarion,
The Prelident, The Senare will fit in this
chamber to-morraw at 12 o'clock and be ready
o g:m:;ed. : : ;
r. Harper fiid they thould beg leave 10
havy their witneflis called over-—which was
doar o
, “P. M. Randolph, J. H. Chevalier, J. Bal
; fet; David Robinton, Joba Wilkinfon, é«)hn
} Pirvlance Uhomas Chale, John Stewart, Gan.
ping Bedtord, N. Vandyke, = Hamilion,
e e, = Pizger, —— Meiedith, S,
PNV dodbedh (2, N Price, W,
l A‘l’ By, e GOVWM. "“J“O‘”' fz“"lo
;.’l‘.r-" s Carpenter, S.Wheeler, Jared Ingeciond,
| oF wered to ?temr names § the fullowing .%i‘d not
anfeer, William Marthall, Edward Randolph,
R. Yaenell, John Marthall, Cyron Griffin, John
Hogkios, Mr. Minor,— The coart then ad
juurned,
Sorwrdny, Feb, g.
The court ot impeachnent was opened this
day at 12 o'clock, when Mr. Randolph, chair
man of the maonagers, opened the cafe in a con
cife, comprehenflice and argumentative fpeech
which he cicsed with a moft eloguent apcfiro.
l nhe, adverting to the invocation of the “living
God” in the clofe of Judge Chafe’s plea—con.
{oling him with the refleétion, that the interpo
fition of the Brecutive tn pardonicg John Fiies,
had faved him trow being confronied at the aw
ful tribunal of beaven, with the viétim of that
authority which %z had abufid ; —=by that fos.
tanate interpofition the theo Prefident had re
deemed a large porion of his fame, for charity
covereth a mulitude Of fivs, and he had faved
his country from the reproach of the ermine of
jultice beiog ftained by ihe biood of a poor, we
lettered, ignorant German,
The whole fpeech was very clofe, and went
rather to exhibit the faéts in 2 Aiftinth point of
view, than to lahor ar any contrutions or infe.
rencess He tock feveral parts of the pica of
Jodge Chafe, as evidence in admiffion of the
charges, anl, particalarly, left the feventh charge
toveft wholly on the acknowledgment made 1n
the @ fwer to the articles of impeachment,
When Mr. Randolph had elofed, which
was in shout three quarters of an bourz, Mr,
Willizm Lewis was called, and examined,®on the
fick acticle of impeachawnr, by Mr. Randoiph,
Mr. Nicholfon and Mr, Campbell—~and was
crofi-cxamined by Mr, Harper and Mr. Hop
kinfcn. 5
The coort was opened th's day as ufual—
Jodge Chale agpented, atiended by Mr Koy,
;.tdﬁqﬂ wunfel, and his former counfel,
Meif. Hopkinfon, Harper snd Martin,
(he eaicr of the court then again notified
ail manmer of perfans who had any thing todoe
vith the imprachment of Samuel Chafe, to
come forward, ! i
Mr. A. J. Dallas was then called, and ex
amived by Mr. Nicholfop, and eruls-examined
by Mr. Harper, :
The evidence of thefe two witne Tos went
to fubftantiate the firlt article, generally.
The court adjourned at 4 ¢'wbock, Tl
Mondsy at 12 o’'clock, .
‘I he congourfe ot Company attending this
trislis very great
Monday, Feb. 11,
‘The court was opened at 12 o'clock, and
continecd Grting till § o’clock —= T'he whole time
was occupied in the examination of Edward
Tighnw, Wa, 5. Biddle, Wm, Rasle and
Geo. Hiy, Witnelles on the part of the Houfe
of Reprelentatives,
To the articie that relates to the trial of
John Fries ; —~very little of the eviderce, given
on this point, thisday, threw any d'fferent light
on the evidence that preceded ; the only thing
new was the produ@ion of one of the miﬂul
papers handed by Judge Chafe to the counfel &
jury before the jary was fworn ; this was pro
duced by My, ‘.l'h who had tound it among
his papers,
HIGH COURT OF IMPEACHMENT,
SENALVE OF THE UNIVED STAVES.
Friday, Feb. 8.
Mr. George Hay, of Richmond, v“f"“'
was newt called and gave evidence on the charg
es of illegal and vieious proceeding on the wnal
of Callender, at that ciry~ -his evidence occupia
ed (hree hours and a half, and® he has not yet
conciaded——it goes to fubftantiate the particulac
charges 1o what selates to the proceedings’ at
Rechmondj this evidence 1 remarkably ftiong.
- Progecd again, to-merruw at 12,
}tnyrumhﬂ matter, at prefent, pubse
licly going forward here, but the ordinary legis
flative bufipets, which occopies the morning
titing of both houfes,
Twefday, Febs 12
The court was opened at half paft 12, and
continued fitting rill 4 o'clock, )
G. Hay's cumizaﬁon was finithed ; & Phil
tip N. Nicholas, John T, Mafon, Juha Heath,
weie likewife exanined on the part of the Houle
of Reprefeatatives, .
Mr, Hay's evidence went to prove furthee
the Charges relative to the condutt of the ac
cufed, on the wl at Richinond, his averbearing
and illegal condutt to the prifouer, the jurow,
and the counfel. Mr, Tayldr’s cvidence want
o fobftaptiate the {ame & in particalar in
lr_w:ﬁ. M;:, P. N, Nichols's evidence was very
11, preafe, and luminous ; I believe there dev+
er was given in any cou"; a more explicit,candid,
colle@ed eßimony, and the whole pertinent to
the eharges, Mr, Mafon's evidence wear only
to cne poink, which was to fhew thar Judge
Chafe Letore he had gone 1o Richmond had de
terarined vpon the courle which hie meant th
porfpe agsinft Callender 3 that he had obrained
a copy ot the ** ‘The profpeet before Us'" from
My, Luther Marvin, in which the paflages were
opder jeored, and that he had determined o
rake it with him 1o Vieginia ; that he meant to
teach the Virginian bar what the law was on
libels, and that it Virginia was not wholly de.
prayed he wonld punith Callender, &e. Mr,
Heath's evidence was in amount the (ameas
was fome time ago publithed in the Aarora,
concerning Judge Chafe’s enguiry of the mar
fhal it there were aby democrats on pan.'nel of
the petit jury that was tp ! '3 W there
we':s. w Im"e Wit Mm:’i- wite
neh, was called, bot nor sppearing, fome delay
tock place, and oceafioned an adjournmens with«
_out time being menrioneds
“T'his occurtence was owing to the circnma
flance that to.morow is the day appointed for
the openirg of the returns of votes for Prefident
sndd Vieg- Piefident, which will occupy the Sens
ate and Houfe of Reprefentatives fome rime, and
it is foppofed will joteriupt the trial only one
day.
A bLill predi€ied on that refolution was
brought o, but was pcftponed, and not finally
alcd on, Mr. S, faitr he f“ waited with an
expeltation, that feme othdr member would
have brought the fubjet again before th, Houfg,
but as no wmember had thowghe proper to do it,
and the felfion is drawing towards a clofe, he
would move the following refolution,
Refolved, ‘That a tax of ten dotlars be ime
pofed on every llave imported into the United
Siates.
Referred to a commistee of the whole oa
Muday next,
~ It is believed thae the evidence for the pro«
fecution will be clofed this week ; avd for Ihe
efpondent next week, AMrora,
National Legiflature,
Hovse or REPRESENTATIVES.
Friday Feb, 8.
A mcffage from the Senate by Mr. Otis
their lecrcm( informing that they bad concure
red in the bil makiog provifion for the fupport
of the military eftablithment for the year 1805,
with an amendment o which they requet tg‘
coucurrence of the Houfe,
Avother meflige was received from the
Senate by Mv, Otis their fecretary, ioforiniag
that they had paffed a bill for the adjultment
of titles avd claims to land in the diftsiét of
Osleans in the territory of Louifiana, ts which
they requeft the comcurrence of the Houle,
The Houfe having refolved itfelf into a
commitiee of the whole, Gan, Varsom in the
chair, the commitiee arterded in the Senate
Chambtier on the profecation of the impeache
ment againft Samuel Chafe, and afier returning
to their chamber, the commitee rofe and report
ed accordinglys
'The engrefied bill te o;:rtoplhu a fom of
money for the purpofe of building gun-boats wes
tcad the third time and poffed.
Mi. Morrow reported from the #mmittes
appoinied tor the }mrpufe, a bill aking provie
fion for the difpofal oh %€ public lands in the
Indiana icrritaiw, 3id for other purpofes, which
Wadsed twice and referred 1o a 2 committee of
the who'e oa Monday.
M. Southward faid it wosld te well recol.
le€@ied by the Houfe, that dusing the laft feffion
of Congrels, arefolution was insroduced into the
Houfe which had foe its oby &, the impofing of
A tax of ten dollars on every flave inported iato
the United Sataes.
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