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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
November IA.

In;he Court of Kings Bench, Dubiin,
GU Thuriday laa, motion was made OF his
MsisGy's Solicitor General Tor the High
Sheriff Of the county of Donegal to return
foF;hwita the bills ani indictment preferred
and found by the Gland Jury againa James
Napier Tandy, in order tha, he may be
tried ,'is term, for accep'ing the comm'iiion
Of a General of Brig in the iervice Of
the French Republic. and acting under laid
comnifIion--Motion granted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13

I 10. To Incorporate = ccioPat.y
for eGabitling surn- pike road
from the mouth Of Savage river on
Potowmac, to the neareit weite.n
navigation.
20. TO enablifh an academy on
the Glebe lands Of Martins Bran
don pariih in the county OF Prince
George.
q. For ereefing WAREHOUSES on
the james river and ApPomattox
canals.
A ReColution requehing the Co
vernon to correlpond with the Pre-
iident OF the United States, on the
fubjc6t OF purchaiing binds without
the lirnits Of this Stare, whittier per-
ions obnoxious 10 the laws, or dam
gerous TO the peace of fociety may
be removed.
Extr.a OF letter from Liib..n. ds,cd No
VENEER 9Th, 10 one OF tie 6rG MercsD-
tile hours in Philadelphia
{" The plague continues at Cad:z, Sevil;es
ST. Lucar, nod Malaga, and Is getting hh
io!o t;je interior Of Spain.''
TIE /eeord ENedn,i2ay, egfab athe ,r15
Iy " fs5raa,y, tx GGy appraised :. .loo
ior counting end ase erIgg tie yotss J,gr Rre-.
fassf 0'fc! Vics- Pr. j5deaf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
January s.
ETfrGt7s from Bordeaux, Nov. "a,
by THE flip Neptune.
I" TbsFe is 10 prelpeS efa pace qvib Apc
tria.''
Nov. "a

Nov. 70.
TIE Porti qoR 5s f'oa epsred, IN eo-t:
qnsaes OF Ire Contention ovifb yoar eeuni,y
n profound tranquility TsiEas b-re refesmq
po!firs, and a general aae,sty il exb,egcd for
psaee, 4pb,eb wneb evarrtds ftssk yosr
Government c n@oi rgBiJ.y raiei7 TX 9fraty %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
| Will. oELL
he /. enemcnt

On qobicb rgfde fbe5e IL an acre
Of ground attached tel a~4 iris Il
NIT dCfrabie TGfdsHel j6r q brivafe
jamil--amoaSH ether nj rxcs
fbere IS in the Jard q y0eH v as g9od
7oafer a5 any in tie Gig Of Ricbmona.
/ ToW ain )cH q Very q laab.e un,n-
proceed JaB acre LOT, oppeffe the
lafe DR.. Leiter'5--it5 reaira' ffua-
ten, jroaiiag f1go Ifree's, and baui &
f6e Advantage Of & f7ccnty to5f Glcy,
ieadi1g into nc mar ieiHreei, renders
Il an o6isT 10 fbgjc zob9 b " tluli,
! 10 5mH.
James Rinj.
J D,c,u5.r 81, 1860
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
PRICES CUR r Z N z.
Country Produce.

Fo6arco, CD. So PER- eeof ce,G.
Dina, NeaO, az ditto di'io.
Firm, SEP .fae, 5o( PEI 16t. ci"o.
Ditto, Fme ST. oine Difie.
''bsof, 81 10 90 Per tu'. A''9.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
gnz VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RiCHMOND:

Tuesday, JaaMayy 70, 1891.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13

ES'raa efa k'tsr frOm tbs captain Of a OFF
ifl, Ho1e in Jan fiea, to reibeaa5Ls begyc
IA BatinoTs, dale Rovembsr d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13

D,e.nJ.r -, 1860,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14

with four hotfes, 10 dine with Lord Haw keibn.
nv at Rochampron. The PoitIllion miitoek the
road, and drove to Remington. The miltaEe
occa6oned delay of near an hour. General
Laurehnn did no. reach the rehdence OF Lord
Hawkeibury, until after dinuer hour. he
apoloqiled to his loid(hip for the delay, and
the company fat down to dinner. Mr.. Pit was
one of the guefs. At ten minutes after ten
O'Clock General LaureRon retired, and return
ed 10 Redddh 's.--When ne appeared on Sat
urday in public, the mob believed he was the
broth-r OF BonapaIte, and all who gat near
him touched h:l Jacket with much reverence,
that they might Fay they had touched the
family of the Chief Conlul. When he hrt ar
rived at M. Otto's on Saturday, general voiley
was fred by M. Otto's fervants from the win
dows, TO announce the ratification. The mob
repeatedly cried out at the door OF Reddih' 5
g Vive Ia Rebu5E9us"-" Losg live BonaParte,"
general LaureRon is fine figure, about five
feet ten inches in height, full, handfome face.
Roman nole, complexion very dark, whfkers
large, and has very ioldierikc appearance !
bis manners are gentleman,hke, a fmie gerer.
ally on his countenance he knows Ii tie Eng
ill., His courier has been in all BonaParIe's
battles.
General Laureaon was of the ancient French
nobility. He was born at Pondicherry, 10 the
EAT Indies, of which his father was governor
lie has brother, now a merchant in the eity,
with whom we believe he will dine this Jay
Ii is fad, that he is defended from the famous
family of Law de LaugeAon, the 6nanoler.
Bonapaate has thus given Lar to England
The family, we underRand is originally from
Scotland, where the name is common. There
is a town in Scotland called Laurefon, and a
ltreet in Edinburgh called Laureaon's Cloie
Ii is faid that there is eouGderable eaate in
Scotltnd, TO which the prelent Gen. viii prove
himielt heir.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
Fran ..4L.rrrI rir. fVir,

From A.xI7LyiI, (Virg NJ. 30.
Arrived, brig Neptune, capt. Coleman, 40 days from
LilbOn.
The following was handed by Dr. John Burk,iy,
American Conlul at Lilbon, captain Coleman, for
publication.
"Lygsn o. 3, Sor BY letter from C4dE, da
led th Augua, il appears that the Spanisrds had
captured and carried into Algeiris five American vef
eis, all richly laden Of which belong MGals.
Willing and Francis, bound 10 Leghorn -.
BY another letter, dated Ageiras the ara Sept.
the spaniard. had further capturtd the Molly Of Pm
ladelpha, which they condemned, and the fhp Pc fe
verane capt Knox had been fent in there though her
ceaination for Naples, with Rra iniunGtions not
to touch at Gibraltar"
The 10th Sept the us frigate George Warrington,
arrived at Gibraltar from Phil4delphl4.
Extya7 # letter from 1I4rii Of bs 1Sfb Of Sebtszber
The King of Sweden has ordered an additional Ma
rne force into the Mediterranean TO a9 aganf The Pr
rates of Tripo nd in the mean time he has given in
ruGtiOns to his lrgates now th.t ea cooperate
with the Americans"
"By letter from Oporto, Of the Sd Oh information
is received ofthe capture Of the Amercaa (hp Nancy
from LONDON bound there, by tie row boats upon the
coait and carried Guarda, ome Of the neighbour
ing ports. An American ON Oporio T. Boron, had
iikewife been taken"
The rumour tpread on Saturday o. Spain having de-
clared ag4ina America, is without E3unl,ton-
Capt. Coleman having no fl.sher information than
what is contained in the above communication from
Mr. Burkaley the principal part Of the contents ol
which have been Pubilhed lome time Gncc,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
LONDON OCT. 7,

The fate of ST. Doming0and the other Wet
India Hands has not, it is .iaid, been overlooked
in the terms propoled as the BATS OF Peace be
tween this country and France. The election
Of an independent Negro Government IN the
ifland of ST. Domingo, was calculated to give
much alarm 10 thole in this country who are
inter elted in Wet India property. Touh4int's
Republic. is viewed as formidable example,
and its effects might have ipreAA to the whole
circle Of Hands where negroes are to BE- found.
TOufa.nt only recognizes nominal dependence
on France. His children are there, and he is
obliged to temporife. He is known however
10 be jealous Of the authority of the mothsr
country. Vehals arriving are carefully examin-
ed, and perlons capable of claiming or exert.
ing aoy rival authority, are either not permit.
ted to land, or are clofely watched. In faa,
there is no room left for the mother Country
to exert any authority, if the feparate conGitu-
tionSpublihed by Toulaint is to be carried TO-
to efFea.
In confequence Of veiws, in which the wines
of his country and the iApetious dictates of
Bonaparte's policy concur, il is believed that
Tonhaint will quickly be made to feel that he
is not independent of France. A great num-
Der of French troops are to Be fent to ST. Do
mingo 10 "a ri the interels of the French Re
public, Il necedary, the French government
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14

Z will Be P'eafng to our nip ouncr,
~ France Netels. ale in great demsnI i cam
the Ceres, arrived here Ia1 rve.,in, ~. ad.en N
rate, thar there Is ready fais W - dad.
France for good veaels. Ana NJ, s-'sHr4 h
the niip Trunbull, Lately p4r,a...l NH fr'a ta
States ~ Rohnlon and Hlr,u.fte
deaux after Tie news O. Peace, l,.fs.., ya h FL
colt about $4,000 dollars.
Jciah Blakely, sEfq. The Ams,;.,.
iays Cbarleiton pap,r, is ain IN pr;r. r Io'iia'
no proof Of a iufpicious nature W.. ''1r' uu y
mopg his papers or books rea We 10 ''uad 4
againR him, it was expected order, - eaai 4
received to liberate him immedis,.l. uia y
confinement Of he American c..nrI lhs
much difsPprovcd Of Al ST. Jago. sod ! 49, ''ty
Peaed he would recover large dame "4 ~ 's-
ialy ifhis government intsrfsrsd IL Es t ep'c
Mr.. Clark, Of Montreal, has gab...l
bundles Of Hemp, Of bis own culture 4 goo
each bundle il i corje6ured will D,o 80 ear
pound Of clear hemp, A lample bas ~. enc
to York drtGed rs fine, Ugh, colour ..1 ''9'
meafulss feet IN length. Cano61 r.. ''a
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
PARIS, ocr. s.


The FRI Conful has appointed Citizen Por-
tails 70 dired all affairs relative 70 the Herent
forms Of worfhip-to Prefent the Projea' Of laws
regulations, DEGREES. and deciions-to act un-
der the fuperiurendance Of the Corfos-to
Propoi= to the Firf Conlul theindvidua's pro,
per for miniaers-to examine the PoPe's bulls,
sc. before they are publhed in France. -
CHbas zvW A1gsrieaH dsmocrafS l!y 70 on IBIS y
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
99ortIattO,
MoNDAr, DECEMBER IA, 1901

BY an arrival at B6ton from Boutdeaux. we learn,
that French feet. with 5000 men On board, was
en- The eve Of departure from Bren for St. Domingo.
From PJii4le95a, Dee. IA letter from Cape Fran
co.'s. naes that the chief ground Of complaint which
produced the late infurreaion, an article in the
St Domingo Contribution admitting the impo tation Of
Gaves' The principal fomenter was Gen. FiaviIIe
He was the chef caufe Of he former revolution and
the man who firm made TouTaint general, being him
feIf theolden general in the id4nd. Hewas morrGed
the greater elevation Of TouifAnt among the other
maR4cred whites was ToufTants old mater
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
PARIS OCT. 4.

Lar evening, tbs minaer of the Interior,
communicated offi.i4lly at the theatres, that pre-
limnaries of peace between the French Rrpub-
lie and England had been fgned BY Lord
Hawkebu1y, and Citizen Otto.' This happy
Intelligence was received with the mot lively
tranlports of Joy Immediately the difrharge
of cannon announced the event. 1t was alto
proclaimed with hambeaus in all the fquares,
and crols Areets of Paris, by he commissioners
of Police, elcortej by the armed force, and pre-
ceded by drums and trumpets.
The news Of the peace was received BY the
Conluls yeaerdsy, at o'clock, at Malm lions
Immediately orders were given that, the event
be not only announced at Paris, and tranimit
ted by the telegraphs.to every part of the epub-
lie but that difPatches hould b. fent TO eve
ry part of the world, in order that hoRiities
might cealc and the efUGon of blood be arrtR
ed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14

Is TO he allowed TO charter 10 the number Of 70
Englih vefels to carry out the troops without
delay, becaufe it may be Of great Importance
to execute The plan before Touaaint has the leaf
intimation of peace being conluded between
France and England, and of eouie before he
can be prepared to aGsrr his independence a
ganR fuch force as will be fent. The very
know edge of peace would give him to under
Rand that he NUT expett to contend with Be-
naparte's arms, or prepare to fobmlt The
force fent out will at The lean be 10000 men.
1t is added, that Martinique, is to remain in
our hands, for time, as pledge that Bona
parte will execute his purpoie faithful y.
In TouGaint's contribution there is claufe
which permits the Introduction OF new cuitiga-
tors, that is, either new negroes, for the encour-
agemeht of agriculture, or runaway negroes.
from the other colonies. In the one eale, The
flave-trade is to be carried on fby negroes in
the orhsr, al the AAves already in tbs Wet In
dies are to be free on reachingsSt. Domingo
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14

The prefea of the department of Leman and
B. Dolomer, have fet out from Geneva, to lay
the foundation Rone for the hofpital and houle
Of ente, tainment, which the Fra Conlul has d.
retaed to be built on the top Of the Simplon
They will at the fame time Witt Mount Bianc,
the higher mountain in Europe, which accord
ing TO The late(t calculations, is elevated 74a6
fathoms (toifes) above the furface Of the lea,
while the Peak of Tenerife is only zooo, ard
Mount Nina, IN Sicily, only I 67z totes higher
than the fea. Only the CordeIlteIs in Am-rlca,
are higher than Mount Blanc.
The Cardinal Caprara, the PoPe's Lcgate,
was ye9erday PreleEtei to the FTR Coniu
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
PARIS. OCT. a.

PARIS. OCT. I3.
Yeherday the fg7alure Of PEACE between
FRANCE and RUSSIA, was announced IN
der dfchArge OF 60 cannon.
1t has been reported in France, that the old
calendar was to be reaored.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14

" France owes this country for maintaining it
Prifoners, ABOUT 100000.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14
LONDON Get. II.

LONDON ~ - A -
treaty of peace between France and Portu
gal has been concluded 1t Mad,id BY Lucien
Bonapate, and Don. Cypriano Bibeiro FleIre.
1t contains fix articles The hrf provides ioI
the future ficndlhip and good understanding
between the roatraaing parties, and he DiPn
Ia ions r5fpeetiog the termination Of hottlifles
and captures. By he 81 The pot, u Po'tngaE
are to be thut againf ali Egg iih vrhrls and o
pen 70 the f ench and heir allies The third
AiPulates, that Portugal fh4Il not frrniih my
fuppli7s whatever to h entmiea # Fra zee dur
ing the war. TIE Peace btqgeea E4glaaa
and France, make t5ss qrticieg # no aoaJcqueae.
The fourth article Preicy,oes the French and
Portuguefe bounl+.,cs in Guiana; an the
neceaary arraLt;emenrs in CO.. lequen. of fom4
alterations. The fth, provides for a negoci-
alton of treaty Of CONN cree. n which lie
merchandise of each nation Oh II be rec proc
cally received in both 4ni thai F1rnch cloth
may be Immediately imported mo Portugal,
on the footing of the moi favored merchao
die. The iixth provides for the exchange u
ratifcations. The treaty was fgued the z9th
Of September
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-14

Government has received Official information
of the appointments of Joleph BonaParte, as the
French Minifer Plenipolentiary 70 adju4 the
Defnitive Treaty. A part Of the Marquis
Cornwallis's equipage has been lent on to Paris
where the PenipotertitlieS will p obablyhave
an interview before they proceed 10 hmiens.
Ii is reported, that the Duke de Liaucount will
be appointed the French Amb-Aador 1t the
Court of St. James aud NJ, Otto, niniGer Pen
ipotentiary to America.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19
Doctor BARTLETT
returned from Nsw-York, with a
i j general and excellent aG,ftment OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

and is ready to attend to the application Of
hi, friends and the public when called on, in
the line Of his protection.
DR.. BARTLETT has taken fome pains
to invcfigatc the nature Of the Malignant
Fever. as il aPpea,ed in NeS- York during
his fay there, and hods il 6milar to thar
which appeared in tbc Wet Indies and New
port--which came under his oblcrvation,
acd therefore has no csufe 10 altes his prsc-
tice in regard to H.. This dreadful -snalady
has fublded in New York. within the laft
week. except two cafes which appear to be
favorable. ,,-a te.frgs SIS.
Doctor BARrLRTr's Drugs, Medicines,
&c. which he has now on hand-and which
he finds are TOO large in quantity for his own
pfaaice--hs propofcs co diipofe Of by retail
st very reduced prices. for caih, and arc as
follows viz og yG L5liCn
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19
HAZARD g GARDNER,
Have for Sale,

~ Have for Sale,
1T their Ster>, enr door Nortb sfMr. Town
31 fe,df CeHse-Hegte,
DIPES of GIN-Do. of BRANDY
4 Do. OH particular Tenerife WINE.
Hyion, Souchong. and Bohca, TEAS.
Black Pepper--Brown Soap. ID
1000 VT. BET Green Coffee. .tr ~ M
400 VT. Cafiis Undergraduates
Kegs of Supet6ne Flour OF MuAard.
Bags of hne Ginger---Io cwt. Copperas.
Calks of L0sdsx Porter and 7axnfOa Ale.
Crates of common Crockery Ware.
so WI. Spanifh Flote Indigo-French Do.
Boxes Of Warrcnted EHence of Spruce
D,. Of Muicatcl and Smyrna RaiGns--- 01
Caiks and Jars of Malaga Do. tlell
Sacks of Soft Shell Almonds .t.....
Shelled Do. in Boxes.
No. 1, and No. z. Bottom Chocolate, and a
few caies SwEsr- OIL. 'f
.b7i ALSO
Hogiheads of beit Retailing MO-
LASSES. Brown SUGAR per
Hoghead or Barrell.
Nesvporf. Sept. z6. 1907. 36tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19
NICOLAS GEFFROY,,,.
Hatcb.Maker, TN NcsDpor3,

H1fcb- 11ReT, IN I'FcCPofJ, 'gl
INFORMS the Public, he has taken into
i Partnerfhip Mr.. L. 7fSSOT, fuperior
Workman, late from the Watch Manufa6aosy
10 Geneva, who will undertake TO make New
Watches and TO repair, in the bea man
ncr, for Watch makers, or private perfons,
any new -conRruaed and complicated Watch
es, and Time -Picces.-They will alfo in
port, from faid Mandatory, at nine months
warning. all fuch Watches and Time-Piers,
as their employers Gnall order.
Thy ba1r ay6 Coyf4nfJ on hand,
An elegant Aflortment of warranted,
and common Englifh, and Geneva Watches
and Tine Pieces, which they will fell on rea.
fonablc terms. I'm addition TO the ADORE.
they carry on the Goldfmirh's and Silver
fnith's buineis, in all its branches and like
wife viii make, or repair, any kind Of Jew.
elIery, in the neateG faihion. 3
s's' Tby aJs haze far Sale. Nl
Wholefale and Retail, all kinds of
Jewellery, imported and of the atea fsihiop;
officers gold and iiiyer Epauerts plated &,
brafs Capdleficks plated aed Britsnnia Tea-l
Pots Dirks, fnaIl Swords aud Hangers;
plated Bits. Stirrup' and Spurs; Tra-Tray,;
Caters Andiron', Shovel and Tougs; CUT
lery. Ware of al kinds Nighs aud Day Spy
Glaacs ; Ladies and Gcntlemen's Pocket
Books preGing GlaGes Sufpenders; Trui-
fes Horie- Whips Razors Hogkin's "a
nous Razor-Strops belt Beaver Hats |; PER-
fumery of all kinds, from, London and Paris:
Hair. Powder Starch; Barlcy-Sugar, and
Sugar Pluunbs Spaniih Segars beR Maka-
ban and Scotch Souff; and erea, variety Of
other articles, too pumetous TO infeIt here.
Newport, Feb. 7, 1901. Iof
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19
WILLIAM .WILLBOR,
Sign Of Ne GOLDEN EsH, dirsaH
pb9Gte Mr.. J9lfpb Briggs'
-.-..l-.A eTbQmeS- Street.

y ESPECTFULLY informs his
AZ friends and the public in general, that
he carries on the Glazing buGnels in i,s war;
Gus branches, where be offers for Sale. VIM
dow GIafs Of d.ferept fzcs, by the Box, or
fnalcr quantity, Wig by i8, IL by 70.
10 BY a, 10 by '3, 10 by IL, 9 by ii, s by
10. 7 by 9, 8 by 6-likewiie, Sheet Glafs.
cut IN any form or !z:-Putty by the qoan-
tity or fngle pound.
He has ayi0, at Retail--Drandy--
Rum-Gin-Brown, & white pow,
der'd Sasar--Molaiies- AFlour--Rice-Sor
chong. Congo, and Bohea 1cas--Chocola,e
&C oHee e.--Ncgro-head, car. aud Pigtail
Tobacco-Segars-Raihns- Mnfard Pep
per-Ginger ----Candles- Writing
Paper--Dutch Ouills--Bef New York Hard
Soap, sc. &c. 4H4
Newport, Sept. io, 1901. srif
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19
FOR SALE, BY
SAMUEL VERNON, iun.

COGNIAC Brandy, Claret Wine in caAss
~ and boxes, Silks, Britannia Linens.
white wine Vinegar, Verdiercaie, and Houfe-
Taper Tho above articles are entitled to
drawback, and are now landing from the Brig
Hannah, from Bourdeaux, at MIR. Robert
Stevens wharf. .i9fi itap iisf
He has alto for fale, Ruflia and
Ravens Duck, few Demijeans aud long
and ihort CorlSs. ID ~ 2a --r :
Newport, Nov. 7, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19
HYMN 70 PEACE.

IIARK, the Ioud Clarion's brazen throat
i i Again announced Wars dire alarms
With rage infpir'd by It's fhrill note,
Ihfuriate Nations ruih'd 20 arms
Oh each. defrudion mutnsI hcrrd
While Peace affrighted left the world I!
.A'' CHORUS.
Cewr hveLy P<see aOith Ci,pt e,ores'd
Rsirv, and Jprsad fky b1tNl~g' ,s1TT|
See, with what horrid frenzy feiz'd,
Dorh man his Fellow man ccifroy
With widows tears can he be p!sas'd---
Can Orphans cries afjrd him joy!
AccurR be they, Whole wicked arts,
Enilaye mems minds and fcsl their hearts
.;..~ vi. CHORUS. grh
Come zoveL Peace, aoiib Oii1,s erOurn'd, Z
Return, ard .lpnadtby bk0Izg' roEad! q
Mild reafon now refumcs her reign, n
Dread war and carnage are no more.
And nay'ry breaks his CALLING chsn, oal'
While plenty pours ber ample fore -
All bpt the foes OF man rejoice,
And Eng with one according vo'cel
.a01 .a ul i. CHORUS.
Hail, hqely Raft, qO'tb Oii0e e,orDa'd.
Re,1m. and Lp,ead fty 6h.ging' r0Hnd!
BleR b. the man by heay'n dcfgn'd
To fet the world from ilav'fy free
BleR bcpcfatlor Of mankind,
Who aiv'a them peace and Liberty,
In ev'ry sec, in ev'ry cline,
Thy fame fhall live 10 endleis time
CHORUS.
Wbfn IovsJ Psnee. roab OliUr e,osr"'d,
Ind Jyssdsm JbyeaA her bLDIzgs roma.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19
To be SOLD,

A LARGE Two Story Houfe,
IA in Thames-freet, with four
rooms on the floor; with a we'll
Of good water, and large Garden ::
LikewiGe, a Cooper's and Carpen-
ter's ihop, Chaife- Houie, Stable, Sc.
on the fame Lot; and a large New
Store on the Long-Wharf;
a3t --ALSO-t
A large Houfe and Store on Gra.
velly Point. For particulars, apply
to K. .WQ0I1l1f a, at his houfe
in 1hames-itrs1 lseao7t
Et- Said WOODWARD requelts
all perfons having any jua demands againtf
him, to call on him for fettlement, as he i,
making arrangements 10 leave the State and
thoIe indebted to him, are delired 10 mali c
immediate payment, ar renew their obliga-
tioDs. 1
Gentlemen who do not apply previous
to his departure, are informed that SAMUEL
VERNON, jun. has full power to tranfaet the
buGnefs as aforeiaid, in his abfence, On whom
they will Plcafc to call for letilement.
NssypOrt, Nov. I3, 1901. If
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19

INFORMS the Public. that he has opened
i GROCERY STORE in Broad Street.
IN the houfe, late the property of Mr.. Caleb
Earl, where he has for Sale general aaort-
ment at
IYEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among other, arc the following articles !:
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry Rum, Molafes
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of vari-
Gus kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Raihns. Cur
rents, Pepper, Ginger, Alfpice, Cinnamon
Nutmeg,, Butter, Cheeie, Candles, Onions
Tooacco, Snuff. Powder and Shot, Lamp
Oil, Loaf and Brown Sugars, &c.
Na'',' --hLSO-
A sen,eel and extenGvc variety Of
Crockcry and Hard Ware; Mems and Won.
ems Shoes, &c. &c. with many other articles.
TOO tcdiocs to mention all which will be
fold Al the moa reduced prices.
Nesesorf, No0. al. Stf