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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-15
DR.. HAMILTON's ELIXIR,

ACovsrc;gn remedy Cor Colds, ObttHate Coughs
Althma,, Catarrhs, Sore Threats, and Ap-
proaching Ccni'in'Fti.ns.
Ia parent; evko may baue children affixed
zvitb the HOPPING COUGH.
This diieovery is OF the firit magnitude, as it
affords Immediate rei:f, checks the progteis, and
in ihort time entirely removes the mott cruel
diCor der 10 which clildrea are liable--the Elixir
is perfectly agreeable anu the doie 10 imal, that
no difficulty aries in taxing 1t.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-30
Porf Of New- 1rk.

Peri of Ne7o- TEX.
Arrived, brigs Amazon, Travis, Bodr-
deaux Iris, Coffin, Liverpool.
Cleared, brigs Sally, Maxfeld, Turk S
IGaod; Della, Sprasue, Malta tch'r
Bird, Thonpton, Sebaitians Aoop Morn
ing Star, MilwaFd, PORT Republican /;
James, Dawie,t, Annapolis Fatiory,
Spanldins, Havana.
The Iris fpoke, Aug. ;, long. IS, 80,
nip Juno, from Bottom fur Amaesdam.
,,h, long. I, II, brig Succefs, rom Liver
pool to Bottom. IS, brig Clariifa, from
Norfolk to Falmouth. Sept. II, long. %,
S., hip Ambition, 9 days trcm New
York foT AniAerd4:n. SANG day, ihlp
Aan, s. days from A.nae1dam for r.
Iiiand.
The Niagara (mentioned yeaerday)
left, the Mary, Baker, for Portland En-
fcx, of NeYburyport; atlantic, Penrofe,
for Philadelphia ; brig Fiuntsr,. -,
New York bip Hunter, of do.
The Amazon, from Bordeaux, fpoke
in the river, brig Msry, Smith, of this
port from ST. Se5aAi4ns. In hgh; of 'hc
Cordevan, was boarded By the Eng!ifh
friga;e Triton. Left hip Olive Of this
port f3h'r Maria, Sserry, DO; ich'r
William, --, DO. brig The,is, Skid
dy, do. brig Clio, do. brig Ma
ry Ann, Cobbs, OF 60. Sailed in co. brig
Sa(an, for Philadelphia.
Brig Penelope from Tenerife, fpoke in
lat. s., long. 20, fhip Liberty, NJ Graz,
from New Brunlwick, VS.. for Trinidad.
In lat. So, 50, long. 70, ipoke inow In
dependence, Campbell, OF this port, from
Edenson for Liverpool, oot S days. In
at. 20, long, II, fpoxe the Bcitith pack
:, Mary, FROM this port TO Haiitax.
The brig Eliza ard MARY, Reed, from
Martinique, fqoke, Aag. Is the brig Ex-
pertinent, Smith, from krnnebunk, go
.ng into ST. pierres, Martinique, in 3S
days. 2Sth, brig Galen, Bethel, from
Kennebuok to por1-au- Prince, out IS
days. Sept. 10, in lat. 10, IT, long. 6,
IS, lhip Mars, Of Phi!aaeiqh.s, from \.
Orleans for Liverpool, IS days cur all well.
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BRESC. InlY 20.


However unfortunate may be the cap
:u;c Of the corvette Id Chevrette, which
q, britifh with their beats have carried
OF tror, Canaret at Midnight, the noble
fca3&nce OF thofe who were on board her
Is aot the lcfS honorable. Surpriied with
on, arms, furrcurded ard truck at the
hme moment, they defended themielves
with truly French bravery. Three times
The Bitilh were repulfed, and il is proved
bv accounts of the wounded, that each
time they were ftverely treated, although
there were only handful Of men to fight
againR them. The weak crew of the
fhip did wonders. Capt. Chaiierlan did
nor fail ua:iI after he had killed or weund-
81 iever2l Britifh. The captain OF the
troops is not leis dilinguilhed he IS at
the holpital his wounds are numerous,
but nor conGdered dangerous. The cfh-
Ger who commanded the carlton has been
killed. The Britiih have ient in here a
Aeso! ;ruce with the wounded French, to
TIC number of forty men. 1t was a me-
iancao!y fight 10 hehoid thefe unfortunate
rca r.c,:4,aied and covered with wounds,
wh.>a proved roo evidently that the Bn-
tn I'D not owe this capture TO the COW
afaice { the Freoch, bot TO The fra agem
which ,hey employed. Taking advan-
;.}e Of tie darkeit moment o: the night,
5ey approached in Gienoe, acd when
i2ev came cloie to The corvette they iud-
t>u,r boarded her. This was not diff
CIT, as three -four'hs OF the crew were
s@~ep at The time, ard even rhoie CT deck
"e7e without arms The oars OF the
h1ulA were covered with fheep- kins TO
C,a5eA their hrokes. The Dritiih who
sere in their fhiIts, had to dii,inguih
TEN black tand round the arm. II is
Ia, that notwithstanding this 2secaution,
hey engaged cash other. 1t is certain
That their !yG- IS much mere considerable
to Its.
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porting party; for in that cafe, it is
iure not to GET into the hands OF the o.her
party.
Yet there are times, when newspapers
and pamphlets are of excellent uie. There
arc zeal stto}fons and Ga5jet'j';; and when
they occur, WRITE with decency and with
canlor. Bot an inceilant jingle of harfh
nan.2s, falfe accutations, and undue part-
s'.r;es for foreign naricn, in fome even
o! the Federal papers and pamphlets, have
done tsn times more harm than good
" Remedio irratur ieditio," iays the Ro-
lnsn hieorian---rhe remedy agsEaya:es The
inflammation.
. Newspapers would have deutlc the e!-
fed in counteratting the evil deagns Of
bad men, if they we're nc, ettabiiihed fox
party purpoies, and only uied occaiicnally
for the propagsting OF truth o. con,rover'-
cd fubjetts. They are, however, valuable
weapons in the hands of good men, and
tend, in degree, 10 counterfeit the milf
cAa::ct done by hmiIar weapons If the banda
OF tattious men. At TIE fame time one
halt their value is lott by al ia.cmrsrats
ulc; Hien often write as we'll as govern
too much. No mar likes to be fed daily
on the fame dlfh. Nr4v-lark pap.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-30
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IS.

The faft falling brig Eliza, capt. Hew-
it, arrived at this port on Saturday even
ing laa, in Sc days from Bourdeaux,w which
ihe left the 18Th Aug. Capt. Hewitt
brought only two papers 1.-The latef The
9Th of Auguit, which he gave to the
ReGdent Phyiician at the Lazaretro, who
reoueRed them. We have not been able to
procure any papers from any private
(ource.
The capt. informs that the invalion of
England much cuPied the public mind
at Bourdeaux, and it was generally iuppo-
fed the attempt would be made. Mark
cts were low at BourdeauX.
The brig Eliza Myers, Vredenburg, of
this port, was loading as Bourdeaux when
capt. Hewitt failed, and expected to fail in
about ) days.
Arrived, brig Eliza, Hewitt, Bordeaux !;
Tuuo, 4Albele, Bremen iloop Patience,
Montgomery, New York.
Arrived at the Lazaretto.
Sch'r Camilla, Jones, La Guira.
Came up from the Lazaretto.
Schooner Hiram, Ford, Port Republi-
can; Friendihip, Wrigley, 10.
Cleared, ich'r Els, Nicholfon, St. Tho
mass Frieudihip, Chriaophess. Liver
pool, IN. S. Regulator, De!avou, Ma
deira iloop Sally, FoHer, Havannah.
Capt. Hewitt left at Bourieaux about
20 fail of American vehels, names un-
known. On the 10th inf. in lat. 40,
90, long. 6S, co, W. fpoke the feb. Fox,
of and from Bottom to ST. Domingo and
on the 2,d init. the (hip Nancy, OF Nor
folk, from Sligo to New York. with pat
fensers. Brig Suiannah, COihing, and ia
fon, Pe fe, failed, the former 4, and the
latter 6 DAYS before the Eliza, from BOUT
deaux for this port. =
By this arrival We hear of the unplea-
fant capture of the following veiiels by the
Spaniards.
Ship Molly, Finn, and brig Maria,
fIardie, of and from this PORT, TO SmyF-
ia.
Brig Sophia, Kenny, of and from this
port, TO Gibraltar, all ient into Algezi-
ras.
\ BRIG from Portland, and ilcop from
Antigua, names unknown. are below.
Arrived at Maftha's Vineyard on the
goth infant, fchr. Morning Star, IS days
from ST. Croix. Left there, brig Peggy,
I.asimer of New York; brig Elizabeth
Sarah, Loves, do; fchr. Fair Trader,
Melton, 90 !: iloop Debbe, Carr, of Pbila-
de,phia: fchr. Heaer, of Bottom; brig
Retoarce, S,arks, of New yc.k; iehE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-30
Red Strau Wheat.

The fubfcriber having expert
enced considerable difficulty in arranging
the price of this wheat, from the variety
Of The prices in the market, has determiu-
ed TO FIX the value at TWO DOLLARS
per buhel, being the price at which wheat
fold when this was fri advertited. Gen
tlsmen NAY be iuppiied in any quantity,
and at any time, by applying at TINS
place.
I; may not be improper to mention that
this wheat ripens nearly az ioon as the ear
ly heat, which is 70 celebrated, and was
cut almcN q, the fame time during tie iatt
haryeH-That it reiihs the Fly can be
proved by the mott respectable characters
in this neighborhood, who have had a fair
trial--No wheat has ever produced 70
much upon this efatc as the red ttraw,
which was TOWN in the pooref Part IN
deed, in that conG0s its excellence, as any
grain will be luxuriant in rich foil.
Venels fent for this wheat can be fur
nihed without the leaf delay.
George w. P. Cults.
Mount Vernon, Sept. 90. IaW3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-30

Le,Jsra, Ja'y l7.-Diferent reports
raitcIior to tho.e which reached US On the
lA,h and 18th of this month, confirm ,ae
rews Of The debarkation effected by adm.
Gdn:hcaume.
The news from Porto Ferrajo are not
$50 tavoI-able a defcriptiou. This lit
Re n!acc continues TO make mott obitl-
~. reGtance; It's inhabitants, or rather
nali;,ui. eff people from different nations
Who are incorporated with them, keep the
place in a mott deplora0ie fl.uation, and
letl,fc every offer Of accommodation made
to rhem. So fr, indeed, do they carry
this, that they would rot even litten TO
Iufau courier, who was ient with re-
c.elt u them 10 iaIrender and enjoy ;hc
bIediogs or peace.
Ga the I4,h, the French bonbarded
tie place very brikiy, and according to
,.po;, eadeayou,ed to take 1t by torn,
hey failed in their ohjea, the bat
rcrl>s CT the beGegcd having conhdera-
bly, damaged their redoub;s ard en'rench-
men;s.
RcGGar, JrJ =. In ipire Of the 90
i:uri,y in which State afairsare involved,
and tic REGULATIONS with which curioiitv
{,p2iies itlcif, we begin to believe ;ha.
the Grand D0ke will not be indsmnihed
IN I,ay. His poGeilions in Germany are
ut en- the eve of being allotted to him,
ana il is laid that they will conii,t Of rhe
Glowing fa.es Paaau L'ln-vlsrtei,
Freiiengcn. ard Saltzbu-g. The Arch
bilhop Of Sa(tzburg has written from VI
emma, that ms lot will be decided in te"
days. He has farther required that the
r,} OF his movable effects may be kept
IA Gate of readiness to be icnt to him,
vile he has requefed the payment OF
rwo hundred thouEand forms, which h
hal advanced 20 the unworthy OF Saitz,
ourC. But the documents we are enabled
to collect from this conduct of the Arch
bilhop, would afford US very inccniidera-
bic light, unleis we had at the fame time
certain intelligence that the French Go
vcmment, which rofleGes at once the will
ana the power of the enforcing 'he flic'
execution Of the treaty CT LunevllIe, has
Occurred tia, il has nothing farther to do
IN the affairs Of the late Grand Duke OF
Turcany, and that he will receive his in
IDENTITIES in Germany agreeable 10 the
POPULATIONS Of thar treaty. This declara.
,loa, which to diGn,ercl>ed meueems per
te2Ay clear, las not appeared IN this light
TO The miaiiers orthe eccleha;ticai princes,
w1o are guided by the notions of ancient
diplomatic conduct, the principal art OF
which cooiiited in never acting in confor-
nifty to ones projections. They will ne
Yer be unheceived till the lat moment,
When the thunder fhaIl defend on their
= Gees.
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&C. THE Officers ct the lc6th
Regiment are hereby no'!Fe! 10 e.
5end the training on TEwjdyne&t,
at the Court Hoytc, ct 10 O'Clock,
agreeGtIe to The orders hereioj oys
green.
,SeMembey 90.
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Valuable Property Tor Sale.

On Monday the I'D day Of November
next, tt II O'Clock, atkhode's tavern,
in the City of Warrington, puriuanr
TO decree of the Chancellor OF Mary
land, fnall expofe at
PUBLIC SALE,
All the real ESTATE,
in the City of Warrington, or Terrific
nv of Columbia, which did belong to
Thomas ]ohnfon. late Of the laid City.
deceaied, viz.
Lot No. 4, infquare No. ,53, 'front.'
ing On F Areet, on which are erected
CONVENIENT Dwelling Houie and Kitchen,
with convenient out houfes, and is now in
the occupation of Mrs. Johnion; Lot No.
20. in the fame iquare, fronting on q
liree,, and Lots No. 70 and IA in fquare
No. $50, alto fronting en- G areet, and
ore hundred and fifty acres of Land, near
the City of Warrington, on the road from
thence 70 Blsdeniburg.
The purchaier or Purctafers to give
bond for the payment of the purchaie mo.
n.y, with interef, in two equal annual
payments from the day Of fale; and on re-
eeipt of the Purchale money, the 'ruite.
will, bv good deed, convey the fad
property agreeably to the aforeiaid decree.
WIN. MARBURY, Trufee.
Cor, %. Iaw4t
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Die a:or, of Philadelphia, bound to n. Y.
brig Fox, Sawyer, of Portland; iehf.7
Greyhound, Tate, do.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14

firmly withaood TIE repeated follies Of redc.
al farcafms, which were iuteaded to daunt a
part Of the "Spartaa band !" the attempt
proved fsuislefs, alsho' directed by the aceow-
tij6sf Member from South-Kingaown, a
man reared and fappor,ed by a"feet" re-
duced 70 the fad n.ccai,y of duplicating his
Interference. in this their trying momsat.
Saca fubimity of ftile. fach admiratl, eef-
turcs, as he difplsyed, while addreaing the
Speaker. during the debate on an important
qucflion laf SATURDAY,. were deferving The a?-
plaufe Of thofc men only who.e kaowledgeof
orstofy and poli,enefs entitled them to the
favor of the advocates OF illiieratr and indc-
cent toryhsd blockhcads. We expeei 20 be
able 20 lay befo:e our readers next week
iketchcs of ,l,e proceedings OF the Legila,use,
during the feihon. Pasrish
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14
400 Dollars Reward.

vTTHEREAS one Oit0tr Homer. who
Wv lately lived in Cclburntown, on Pc
nobfcot River, was milling from his family
about the middle Of April laa--aud about
two months after thar time fnfpicions arofc
in that neig ghb6rhood. tha, he had been mur-
dercd and after i,veral attempts Of the
Magihra,cs and people to afcersin the fact. a
child OF laid Homes Of 10 years Of age, de-
clared that he llw me the Subfcriber Kill faid
Homes---uPon which wa, apprchendcd, ex-
sminded, and am now confined in prifon and
there to remain nearly II months before |
tan receive final tria!--and am then liable
to loie my life. Now fully believing faid
Homes is alive, hereby offer the above re-
ward to any pcrlon, Who fhal! give infor ma
tion where he is 70 that on trial proof may
he had pf bis being alive. Said Homes 10
fhort Of Ratpse> thick, of dark complexion,
Mort black hair, and fomcwha, bald.
Since my confinement ia Gsol, the Wife
Of faid Homes ha, likewife been a,reitcd, cx-
auained. and committed, or a charge Of be-
ing scceGary to the fuppoicd murder of her
hpiband. where unc!s faid Homes 10 found,
ihc muit remain 10 receive her trial before
the Supreme Court Of uoc next.
JOSEPH 1NMAN.
Ceeme Caoi, on. IS, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14
Capture of Belgrade.
September IA.


Some JaniiIaries, under leader connect
ed with FaAawan Oglou, have taken Bel
gssde. depoled the Pacha. and appointed a
new one. iuppofed to be devoted to raha-
wao.-The authority Of the Porte IN this
quarter, has received iome rude ihocks, and
PzGawan threatens it more and more. We
fhould not be iarpriied TO fee part OF the
TurkiGn forces recalled from Egypt, to top
the alarming progrsf, of the Pacha OF Wild
den. September IS.
The capture Of Belgrade, the hulwark
of the Turkiih empire in Europe by corps
of Jsnniaaries, commanded by officers in the
fervicc of Pagawan Oslou, has produced the
grea,ea ieniation at Vienna. PaHawsn Og-
lou has it now in his power to threaten the
capital Of Turkey. Ii is mentioned as poi
live fact, that the Emperor Of Germany, by
virtpe of iecret srriclc in the treaty of Lu-
neville has promiled not TO take any mea-
fures TO Hop or hinder the rtogreis of the
Pschs of Widden, as long as the latter ihall
continue to ohtcrvc the Laws OF good neigh
b,,hood, and fhali abaain from moleHing the
Audrian fubjet's, whether Greeks or Chrii-
tians.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14

VXTE the Subfcribcn being appointed by
w tho Hon. Court Of Probate Of New
ShoIeham, commifioners. TO receive and cx-
anime the claims Of the creditors TO the cffate
Of .James Relt, late Of faid New. .Sboreham,
Yeoman, dcccafed, reprefeptcd iniolven,; and
fix months from the frG Of November inft.
being the time allowed by faid Court: We
hereby NIFTY laid creditors, to exhibit their
claims TO either Of us, at our REFLECTIVE DWELL
ing,, in New Shoreham, within faid time
or they will he precludcd according to law.
JOHN GORTON,
THOMAS ID. LITTLEFIELD.
Comnifioners.
n. r. The Subfcribcr folicis al per.
ions indebted to faid cisate, to make immc-
diate payment to
MOSES ROSE, Administrator.
Eewbs,f, Nov. IL, 1901. 7to
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Summary.
Summary.
Of tie Nribsrn Conjedc,ep-nnS9 9 Ifair'
III EgyPt.

LoNpoE, Sept -.
Two mails arrived ye.,crday, all that
were due from Hamburg. With them came
MIR. Wick, with diipa,cnrs from Vienna, and
a meGeneer from St. Petersburg, With tie ra-
ti6ca.ion Of the treaty concluded between
this country and Ruifa. From the foreign
journals we learn, however, that the treaty
Is not much liked by S~eden, end fill LET'S
by Denmark. This, d,tains Durroc at Pc
rcliburg. France takes an active inie1et IN
tEe iubjeet, and the interchange OF meiisn-
eers is very frequent. The Emperor OF Rui-
;ia is faid 10 have deferred lhe French from
landing troops from European Turkey. The
report OF Menou having iorIcndcfed IS GER
fainly untrue equally 70 is thc news of a
fay from Alexandra, in which the French
loft TOO men. This laa Intelligence cores
from Malta, the nth Jelly ; now VIC have ad-
wees from Egypt iiteit as la'e, which take no
notice Of 20 eIcat fucceaes as the capture oi
700 of the troops at Alexandria. Ine
French folders arrived at Malta, cannot have
belonged TO Beii;srd's army, no pant OF which
could have left Egypt 70 early as the iith )u,,
ly, the day on which thsie troops reached
Malta. Two thsuiand Swiis and Conoesn
troop. have arrived at Malta, on their way TO
Egypt, and sooo Enslifh have lately Paaed
by from the Wefern Seas for the fame place.
Several fmall veilsls ieen TO get into Alex
andIia, which, by the bta accounts, may hold
out comfortable time.
STOCKS.
The funds again fell yeRerday. Nc
man entertains any hopes of the negoc'a'ion.
Indeed, iomc report. that it is on the eve OF
breaking of. With fuch a combination Of
unfsvorabie circumstances, as an approach
ing rur,ure of the treaty, daily threats OF IN
vaGou, and the certainty OF an enormous
loan, he fund, mutt ioon tumble a;a rapid
rate.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14
PexsSkv. SAP. Cssyt,

DlED.--ln this town, on the 9th iaR.
after long and painful illncis. Mrs. SARAH
Halt, comfort of Mr.. Benjamin Hall. jun.
and daughter of the la,c Mr.. Gideon Coege-
ihall. OF Portfnouth, in the sid year OF her
age.
On Tueflay Ian departed this life, in
the Soth year Of her age, Mrs. MAsy BUR.
RoucHs, rcliet of MIR. Same! BGr,opsb,,
whole death we announced . few days paa. -
Near iix,y years. did this couple live togctl,-
er IN the connubial fate and many were
the changes through which they paAed; yet
we can FAY with plcaiure, they were the
whole of the time unchangeably united in
their warm attachment TO the csafe of the
b!eEed Redecmer, in the faith OF whom they
have fallen aileep, as fhoek, of corn fully
ripe, coming IN in their feafoo.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14
BOSTON, Nov. Q.
Capture of a Tripoline Cruizer.

Capture of a Tripoline Cruizer.
Lieut.. SrERITT, in the ichooner En-.
tcrp.ize, OF IL guns. ard &c n.sn, fell in
win one Of the TripoHsn cruiisrs, off the
laand of Malta. She niounted "a guns and
So men. He took her after an action OF
three hours, killed 20 of her men and wound
ed 20. Not man hurt on board the fchoon-
er.-The Bey's cruilers have not taken any
of our merchan, veGels as yet.
Capt. Fitch, who has arrived at New
York from Malaga, mentions that the Tri-
ppli,sn cruifer captured by the Experiment,
was f.nt into Malta and that all the A.
rnerican veEels in Malaga, difplayed their
Gags on the occahon.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14

aT- Il feso Tickets remain for
Sale at this Office, and at TIE .R0rss Of
McIry. RICHARDSON and UILDER.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14

The French papers are nearly Gent o. the
fabjra, and the bcil intelligence we obtain Is
from the Hs rburg paper. tent 20 Is by !
private corsefpondent at Brodsls. Ia addi-
fion to this letter Of the maritime pfefea, We
find that Admiral Winter i Grizzly ordered
to .a;' the moment the eqniaoxial grles drive
the raeliih feet from the coail Of Holland.
He is deiircd 10 jim the Aotiila. ssshe ad-
vanced guard" under Admiral Latouche. at
Eoulogne. lftscfc circumstances do not IN
dncc r.ipiacr 70 take every pSecaution, they
will be as criminal % thoIe who afert " the
alarm Of inyafion is all miniiterial hum
bug"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14
PUBLIC NOTICE.

A Ii perf5ns having demands asaina the
"A Eaate of S.RAH MUMroRp, late of
Newport, drceated--arc'oa,Ied on 10 exhibit
their demands for payment !; and all 'hofc
~ho are Indebted TO the Eaatc. are called on
10 ic,tle the fame. and mike payment TO
PAUL MUMFORD,
Aaminy9,a!ar.
Nezrto,t, Npp. u. 1901.
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STONINGTON tcon.) Nov. s.

The Legilsturc Of the State OF Rhode
Illana, commenced It's October fcflon on
MONDAY the 10th nlt. at South. kingaown,
and adjourned the 3ra. A large majority OF
both branches were Republicans. conieqoent.
" their mesiures were purely fuch. Usa-
nimisy and krmnef, formedl the criterion By
which all their proceedings were direesed.--
Ia every esstiiOn ofa political nature, they
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A CHANCE.

NNE Prize of 1900 dollars, and
~ one of 1000 dollars, belides
feveral other valuable Prizes, may
and will foon be obtained, for only
IS fhillings, in the BrjaOi Church
Lotfey.-T'he following plumbers
were drawn on Wednesday, the
fecond day of Drawing, and are
Prizes of five dollars
No. 80, So, ~, 81, is3, $50,
2o+, 23I, 247, 3i4, 3S5, Al,
4S5, So7, SIS, s3a, s6a, 5o7,
6or, Gas, oss, 66y, oS2, IT.,
7SS, Si3, S3a, 9I3, 953, o6S,
1895, 1901, 1914, 1899, 1857,
1882, IIo:, 1899, Ia4a, Is43,
1850, 1855, 1908, 1921, 1889,
1855, 1889, 1886, l445, 1889,
1887, 1919, I7H, 1871, I945,
Ie47, ao+7, aI5S, aa39, aaSa,
aaS6, a3Io, agar, 1878, a54o,
a6Io, a66S, aoSs, a7Io, a7S3,
aS5a, aSoo, a9I3, a996, a997.
The Managers, will pofitiveIy
draw again on the fecond day of
December.
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N E w p o r L,
Saturday, Nov. IA, 1901.
The Circuit Court of the Unit
ed States, is now in fellion here.

A corrcipondent recommends TO the citi-
z:ns of Newport, as an object worthy OF at
tentiou, particularly at this fcafon OF the year,
,,ha, they have their chimnies thoroughly
fwept.
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Hc IcT TO brsVenf The MOki1g of
PIPES and SEGARs.
M 7oqvn Meeting, Dee. IL, 1900.

IL is Potrd and Rej6ivd. That no per-
iqn be fufered to fnoke Pipe or Scgar. in
any OF the itrees of Newport, after Sunfet,
upon the penalty of paying fine Of One
Dollar, to and for the ufe of the Town, to
be profecuted and recovered before amp or
either of the Juaices of the Peace in faid
Tosn, who are required to take Cognizance
of the fame.