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IMMIGRATION.

The Defenders of P:e&den, Iedsrfon's
conlitency, hv, that he hsnfcs iii his
Notrs his 7.,llirsrc/5 TO let Foreigners
come here, if they vii, and enjoy The
privileges OF Ci,zenih'p; but he would
net encourage their coming. Excellent
voucher for his conGaency Why, tru-
", if ali the bad conferences of their
coni2g are jualy pointed out in hi. Book,
then it is very inconGlten, fer him to b:
ceiling TO lie. them come and be citizens.
Mitchell, 70 great as he foretelIs, ough,
not to be left unprovided againit ; nor
ought it to be lef, to the mere will ard
plcaiu,e Of the diisuraers Of Exr2pe; nor
70 the chances OF revolutionary contniion
which will drive them over, like the
Goths into the Roman Empire, in hofs,
to come and govern VS.. 1t appears to
native Citizens ri ght to govern them
ielycs.
As little confaency is there in pretend.
ing, that ne would not encourage them
to come ; his words IA actions contra
dia that defence. Read over again, gen.
tlemen Of council for the Defendant, The
Mealse to Congress, and fay, if you can,
that he would not eneaurage them. This
is not all. Ia not C.tizenlAip encourage.
ment Is it nothing to BE- a Roman c.
tizen? There was time when fome
great boafers thought much of their no.
bility, becaule they were French Citizens.
Ne do not aflert that Mr.. Jetferfon is 4
French citizen, bat we believe he is, and
we invite thoie who prelerve old files Of
Gazettes, to afcertain the matter.
1t is great encouragement to Foreign.
ers to be made American Citizens. Hun
drcds and ,hosGands Of them voted for
Electors, and their votes turned the ma
jority. Is it nothing, then, for foreign
ers to MAKE our Prefdent? And is it no
e-couraz emeu. that, in return, the Pref
dent will make them Secretaries, and they
can make one another Congrels men.
Already our public councils begin to
>. double-t9nguea; already they TANNER,
in pronouncing Sbi6bahetb. The Romans
gave citizcnihip to foreigners, Till the
forum was allied, Ike Governor NJ 'Kean's
places Of election, with rabble OF all ma
ions, who made Marius and Carlo, and
Sylla, ana iaally Cefar, the tyrants OF
The State.
In progrefs of time, and long before the
days of Arcadius and Honosius, the Ro-
man Senate was place of deliberasion in
which they could ica.ce.y fp.ak Latin,
Mr.. Jeif.rion is well read in the olaf
ics. Let him read once more the enor-
meas ablies, aa1 in the end, the tyranny,
that grew from this bitter exotic root
planted by Demagogues in the Roman
State. n. E. Palladium.
Tas aMroICAN GAZeTrES.
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FOURTH PROOF
IAN AICA < u NJ
Of an excellent flavor, and
BROWN SUGAR,
in hhds. for ialc by
JOHN M'KINNEY.
Feb. 10. law Il
Feb. 10.

Dancing Academy.
Mn. LONGER informs the ladies and
gentlemen Of Alexandra, that his preftne
quarter will end this week, and that he
will begin another Immediately after, and
continue teaching in this town as long as
il afford. him the fame encouragement that
it does at rrefent.
Price of tuition TEN DOLLARS per
quarter, one half in advance.
Feb. 10. DIT
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-10

IN ANe
~ an ele2ion held yesterday for choof-
Common Councilmea, the following
al,ilmcn were elected.
Thomas Irwin,
John DundaiS,
t.,inaai J. Lee,
Richard Conway,
George Siacum,
Alexander Smi'h,
J2fcfh Dsaa,
Abel Jan,ey,
Mark A;exa;ltr,
Archibald Ai'Girao,
William Hal!s.,
Bernard Bryan.
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A AAr9y0itt, among number Of ether
!; IS, pro?oies an enereaic of du,y upon
g" Ign CarAass AID Carries. Coaid
: nsmccrat be tupPefcd to &" Hop at any
ta.og,' we iopPoie, that hcdins he has
re- erouah," he on,y m,oeity dehres
&, 81 rs career IL II. A.rk.
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Ign C6r@8Se AID lGEa!e5. Soaia
u,mccrst be tupPofvd to tsop at any
ta.o&, We ioPPoie, that t,dins he has
"ro~e ercush," he on,y mooeitly dehres
{, 81 rs carer il Il: dark.
@r:ret7 r q letter freu gentleman in
}Iguis 10 lis trisud III v,5Ni4ste".
nos alino2 delpair Of the common
wc,t!, never !aw public mind under
tu-aaA ia4a,picious direction as it is at
Ec,ieat Il IS ctniaoas Of Tome dreadful
caarse-anifuch a general dsmensasion
nAl inevitably produce our perd ton
shstc exc not the bod;ngs Of man, who
c~;y con,smPlates fairs in their bIackett
t,1,, BIT one Of thofe who looks at the
'agnsot tie times with an unprejud:ced &
Ecaly eye, AM, viewing thea with fuch
an ops, anticipates ,Aoic unpieaians con-
f.l2s7>es. What Will be done with the
IA, ~. o;n:el judges are they to be
o.& red, though innocent OF crime !
su'.y neither of omiGion of duty, or com
ni,.on of any wrong deed. Is the inter-
ri Tcye; ue to be abolihed and all the
!e2yy d. ties on imported articles to be
retained are all thfe thing. to be done
+: our representatives and ienators, and
ia>;ioaed by pre.ideat of the United
States. Ii they be, l have no hehtation
ia predicting, without inipired powers Of
p;o2hecy, oUr ruin is fealed, the death
wsrrant of our preient contribution and
government Gsred without hope Of re-
pricye-all this IF dere) will be dee in
cyndeceniion to the influence of man,
Whole whimies and crude indigeited
t>hemes, if they had their full play, would
de.troy all that is venerable, iacred, wife,
orderly, practicable on this terrefial globe;
ray if he had courage he would attempt
,olcale heaven, and could he get there in
trodace his dreams and plans of innova-
tor. Never did / fee any character,
elevated to power, better calculated to
ipilai delolation and ruin over a fourth
rs growing empire
EX,,atfs ie.;e- from the American Contul
at Gibraltar, dated ,4.h Dec. 1901.
" lhe ,r;l, Of the brig Sally, capt.
lanes. has come c., and tie vcael and car
- were liberated The cago ofthe fchr.
Mary, capt. Ward, was condemned and
i.,-c IS TO be archer hc2ring with ref
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a:;gan9r,a aJastnssr.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

rsde uss Of by che pfofane pen Of ,heie COM
m;ttcc.men, @ deceive shc people, and 70
promote fsfaious purpofcs. They muR believe.
thar fuch DE . sh-ie. bringing tho name OF oer
late illuit sious chief n,u 10 cictionecrng hand
bill. can have no great rcfped either tor his
memory or hn ps;nciplcs--but arc anxious to
make ufe Of IL a. fpcll, whereby they may in
duce many to b-lieve. - Porcupinc did before
them. thst .WsfhiSgton was federalia, and
oppofed 20 the principles of republicaniim. AZ
republicans. snd admirers Of the virtues and
(cfviccs, we scei contempt at thoic who would
deceive the people, by difurbirg his alhes,
60 promote the bafe views. and unworthy de-
Ggns Of an intriguing fsttion.--( Tree Of Lib.
Reguiay Gov,ysnrns is now perfectly IN
derft tnoI-whcre fra,s in parliament are fold ou'
ike tails in market, and which Horne qoskr
had the hopcfy 20 declare TO the Parliament IT
fclf. we cannot be AZ lois to nderaand what il
meant by regular govcrnmeat--The king OF
England's pay is exattly 600 dallarf an bozr--
this il very regular. This fame officer has the
difpoiion Of Sc, 900 places or Offices u"der All
departments of his government! iomc or them
yielding from ten To fifty thouiand pounds
year--yct with al the income OF the regal mag
Pttrafc, MS civil hU Wds III ditTs' W '"S ai'"a".
OF 4.64ts34 dolIs,s on the 10th OF March iait /
according 10 an official report of the fiouic OF
Commons--,his is regular g0Osmmsnt, and
.hlexnnd>, Hanftos's paper ayswe mut never
appreciate a government by its farm 6asRy its
opsrotiou or e6(d ,hcle iome ipccinens Of It's
operation; Colgaboaa, mir'ferisl msgiitra'e OF
London. has told us fome of its further opsra-
raw and e6t9s--for example he iays that in
J.,aion only
There are about zsoo rerions committed
ior trial in one ycar.
/, Annual depredations amount 70
Ez,Ioo.oao
Amount Of coins counterfcited
[,,ooo,ooo per annunn.
About 1000 receivers of itolen goods.
About 1000 fcrvant at all times out OF
place.
20. 900 perfons rife every morning with
ont knowing how they fhall fubha through the
day.
1hi. is operation and efeef-and what
other cif.ta can I've expected When ooe man
receive, 600 dollars an han, for doing no'hing.
or worie -his hous's pay would feed and eloshe
an honca man in America tor year. lsit
notdnrprihas tnst osr Dennies. and our RsDSh,
aud our Datfov,. sod Ceifmans. do not remove
out Of this fhabby country, where there are 10
few robbers by law. & agaiua 1t tAsrora.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06
Foreign Articles.
GENOA. Augut ~.
or THE ALGERiNES.

We have iuft received note of the depre-
das;ons xhich the Dey Of the Regency OF Al
piers has been exerci6ng FOR tix months upon the
diff:renr powers of Europe.
II is ufetul TO publith il 4; and in reading
il. we fhall be iefs aa,niihed at the extreme ra-
cAcity th,n at the aodacisy OF this barbarian,
who feems 30 think him!eif the iovereign OF the
univer!c, bccaufc he ircas all the other Gov
ernmen,s as II they were his tributaries.
rhis note is folio oVcd by that OF the con-
,,;bu, tom which he intends to impolc upon
africa: They relate TO The Princes. who are OF
shr fame religion, and provo, that there Is moth.
inp fscsed TO this br;gand. We may rely upon
,,c accuracy of ,hefe details.
RI Hand, Sweirn. and Dean,,k. have
made their tricnnial prcfents, the value Of which
is hxed AZ Il, COO piaiires. But by the chica-
merry shich the agents have cxpeticnced. the'e
prefcnrs have incrrsfed for each OF thcic powers
10 Turn Of about ,,,ooo. Spain mad Tent three
Gail Of the line ard Two tTigates 10 claim three
conifca,ed seiftis, The Dcy was offended at
this cneafn.e, and Spain, 20 avoid war, ps'd
the fam OF pia.trcs 10000. This fum melodies
,he value Of the three hips given up. A fri
gate ccriealy equipped is to be ient to CONTAIN
s,nooie by Spain with warlike ammunition.
The Dey claims OF the Eueli0n for ievcral
carQoc, conhfca,ed by the Court Of Admiralty
the fom Of rS 900 p;siires, and has ignifsd
that If it be noe paid in four months. he will
declare var. He demands Of France prcfents 20
the amount Of $1,000 pisftres.
The Dcy feqa;+s from the Swedilh agents,
gvelh prefents to the account Of 1000 piaitrcs.
He lately fent for the Danilh agents. and
demanded 100 900 piatses, in four moaths, be-
fidcs veiIcl valued At az ,ooo.
The capture Of the pcftugccfe irisate hs'
thrown st1 rucn into lavery. The Dcy ha'
advanced the moA exaggerated pretensions. tis
demands soo, 1000 piaitres for the raniom OF =
Gnele individual, the for Of the Pouagnese Ad'
m;rsl. Sop,oGng that the Court Of lsibon OBJ
tsios thc ,,s at 1000 piaNres each (Which VI
ave far from, bcievioe) the Regency viii oota''
6,4, coo piaitses. To this we NUT add the a
mount Of prefsots, and the value OF the trsate
We ruA add ALTO the vs,ne Of fevcn dip
sakes bv .h- corfsir'. and 7s Genoefs. Neapol'
tan, and other fl,ves, got 900 p;sRrcs.
The total IT the exa0ions from Europe :
r.Ste.soo p;aftses. In Africa, he has demand
ei bc6Ie, the ufual pseieou from the Beys Q
4;ttcri. Confantine. and Msfcsra. 1905
pisares, and &c, 900 ia prissse exsetscns.
He has ordered the By Of Conasnfine Z
m,rch. w;,h all his troops againA Tunis. Il
IA, essf1ed fsom the Bey OF that Regency.
fun amounsing nearly to 7oo. 600 p'sftes. 10
ssl Ia Africa, 100000. The grand total
s,oIS. soc piaitsrs.
lNors. Il tisgyr Is a ti0 # Elbf. a.
avsrsS So ~~n fsl',si ~ssy.l
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lnIOTm3tOn fCScltSu fOtU ftlStSf5 a. ldtC
as the I6:h of Aug. faies, that on the 9Th of
that month two French 74's. a coryettee, and
brig OF war, under The command cf rear sd-
miral, arrived at AIsiess, having on hoard Gen.
Hulen, a French agent. On the Iexr day the
agent demanded Remuneration cf all pccuIisry
claims on the French, an admifion OF the Italian
Republic TO tree navigation. the fevete puniih.
ment Of two Algcrine captains Who had i'll treat
ed two Fsench captains, BY thtowins over
board national difpatche,, aagging French
csptsin AZ Tunis.
He further demanded the reffola,ion of
three Ncapolitan veiIels, with their csrgocs ard
crews, captured by Aleerine corfsirs, on The
coas Of France ;--and declared that France
would not give Mediterranean paGpoft 10 any
national veifel whatever.
In all shcfc demands the Dcy reluctantly
acquiefced. Eight corfsirs were under weigh
when rhe French hove in fight, bat iumediare.
ly thereafter RETURNED, and did NOT fsl untii the
I4,h Of Auguh.
On the nth of Aagua French vefIel of
war arrived from Paris. after psGage of IL
days, bringing an aid-du-camp of Bcnaparse,
with leuets TO the D~y, informing hirn that he
would double his vengeance on the rcgency 10
cafe of any further irritation. and would c:afe
AIgier from the lif of piratical uatiors
The two Algcine captains have been pn,
in rsifou and have brca fevere.y puniihed; and
IL is faid, that they would have loA their heads
but for the in,erpoGfion OF the French ageat.
The French sre 20 have Leeslie, which
they mean to fortity. and are TO enjoy the COM
mercisl privileges ipeci6ed in the treaty made in
December lait il is for her Aa,ed that they de-
maod fortified factory At Bona. t
On the j 9Th of AugoH. the French agent
failed, in an armed big. for MssiciIies. The
next day was fixed for the departure of the ad-
miral and his Aec,. for 'Tunis.
No Ensl.ih agent or naval fosce had ap-
pcared at Agiers-Spain had acquisfccd in her
previous arrangements.
II was appreheodcd at Aleiers that the
Dey, in order to recover his popularity, which
had been much fhsken by his fubmitlion TO the
French, woald feek rupture with either the
Danes. Swedcs. Dutch or Americans.
A letter from Malags, dated Augua 10.
Rates commodore Morris, with the frigate A.
dams. and the fchooner En,erprizc, TO be a,
Gibraltar waiting the ifTue Of Mr.. Simpfcn', ne.
gociation at Tsuan. Admiral DE Winter.
with three fail Of the line, and fome fmall vees.
proceeded from Malaga on the 9th Augua foi
Algiers. 70 accommodate the diAeycnces be.
tween the Batavian government and the Regen.
cies Of Aigien. Tunis. and Tripoli. The
Swediih frigaies Fill continued = to grant convoy
to the Americans.
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II PROCLA M ATION NJ

AIHEREAS the General AiIcmbly OF the
w State aforeiaid, at their felion, holden az
Providence On the lsif Monday of October laa.
pahed the following Refolutions. 10 wit:
"Rslolved, That Thuriday the Tweni}-
fifth day OF November next. be obfcrved by the
Citizens OF this State AZ day of PEbLc TbaskE
giviag, Prayer and Prayr. 10 Almighty GOD:
That IL be recommended TO the Inhabitants OF
this State to afcmbe themfelscs on .I,at day, at
their uiual places of Public Worfhp, and there,
With ieryent and desous hesu,. 10 offer their
fo!emn Thankigivings TO tie Divine Aurhor of
all good. for the various betiings which il has
plesied him TO benow upon them Tha, be has
mercifu!Iy crowned their lahors with inccei, in
givi0g them TO reap pien.ifu! .7rvst OF the
fruits Of the earth Tha, ne has pseiesved their
towns from the rasaees OF shat dcaroyjng priti-
leuce with which many parts of the United States
have becn vihted and thar he has pre.erved the
United States from foreign and civil war, aoi
continued to them the pro,eSion and erjoyment
OF free efficient Gaycrnment. And further
humbly 10 fuppIicate him, that he would forgive
their mol''pici fins aud tracfsrealoas That he
would continue and ?erpctcaie 30 The United
States, free and energetic Government That
he would conde!cend 10 rcgs,d with approba-
tion, al perions in authority, ana direet their
meafures fos 'be pubic coed That he would
PROPER the ic,erses OF Lireratnre AID Religion.
aud diffuic, throughout the Ndsion. .pirir Of
Char ssmutual f)rbea,arcc, snd Peace.
R./slS,cd, That it ee Recommended 10 the
Inhabitants OF the S,a'c to sbaain, on the day
aforefad. from all iervile labor and unbecoming
recreation.
RsIized. That hi. Excellency the Ccv-
ernor be requeited TO lAac his Proclamation ac-
cordins'y, in . cufomsry uaauer."
DO tbry.joye. purfuant 20 the above rect
ed Rel iolusions. iGoe ,his Proclamation 10 make
known The fame. thar the Ciuzens CT the STATE
may CONFORM thereto.
Gi1ea nudty NY bsad ard i6e Seal of ne fad
Sia,e, ot P,opidr4ce, lb6 Fnf D0y af No
zvws.r. in ibs Tar a. suy lORD one
qbq./aud E;sb, Hasa,,d and Yqoo. end
in fbe 7qosn.y Jevenfb Year Of lnatSsn-
deaee.
ARTHUR FENNER.
BY His Exceliency's command.
SAMUEL EDDY, Sterssov.
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That tirl Of cIerancc--Mr. 7,b. Rmkdel

Thatfirk Of clegancc--Mr. Jsbn Rmh6gr,
appears to have worked his way into NoroRIE.
rY--at Newport. Rhode IDand. - Whether his
recent exploits. were inteaded to difplay his is
eessiy, or to fhow the deipieobk krgtbs TO
which he was capable Of going-is not yet deter
mined !: Itis to be preiumed. for the honor Of
of South. Casolina, that it was nor intended as a
recommendation Of him to his fellow. citizens OF
that State. Aa,oya.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-06

Captain ATNe;,, Of the brig Eliza and Mary
has fprnifhed US with regular file OF Pads
papers 10 the 9th OF September. OF which we
have availed ourielyes in the fucceediDg tranf-
lations.
Captain M. informs Us that THOMAS PArsH
failed from Hsvrr about the frit Of Sept. in
the London Planter. for Baltimore that a
French feet was fitting our az Brett or a ie-
cret expedition and thar reports were in
circulstion AZ Havre Of ihe deaih Vt Gen. La
FArRrrE, the commander of the brave army
which co-operarcJ with ours ir tnc piorioos
and focceisful hragg'e for American lnde-
Pcndcnce. Ns7O-f0rk PHP.
TrsyQard -, be M.,eautit Advs,fjfr, Jre~
Para Papeu 70 tde 6tb Stpnmbsr.
PARIS, Sept. G.
According 20 reports brought by fome
veiIels arrived at Leshoro the latter end Of Au-
guf, the French fqoadron, fent TO Tunis 10 de-
mand fsrisfaetion of the regency for the infult
offered TO captain Of French velIel, and 10
the commerce Of France in general, has fun
moned The Dcy, in ,the name Of the Firf Con-
ful, to pay as an actual indemnify the FUN Of
100 thoufand Colsa~ari, and IN fu,urc an sDnu-
al contribution OF 50 thousand Colsna1,i IN
cafe Of rcsnfsl. the French Government threat.
en- the Dcy TO declare war sgsinf him ~i,hcu,
delay. Other French men of war, difpatched
TO Algicrs, were to make luminous equsily mcn-
scing; anonef Others. that of ioaanty fettiog
free ali she fave, of whatever marion. now 10
he found in the Algerine tcrfitory.--ohould
The Dey fcfufe 10 adhere TO Ntheie conditions,
the hips of war have orders TO blockade the
port. -
BERMUDA, Sept. II.
A number Of American veiIcls have been
Iarcly wrecked or the Caicos Banks, the crews
OF eyeral Of WHICH NUT inevitably have pclifa-
ed, had nor the wreckers faved them.
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tits ground Of much rejoicing. not only
20 our political friends. but ALTO to the judici-
oos and upright part Of the community Of what
ever name they may bear. that our fall elections
all around us. exhibit that arong attachment
for liberty. which was the rrimevsl csufe Of ouI
feparasioo from the mother country. The vul-
gar attack cf the tory editors upon the exeeu-
tive and the repnbicsns senersliy, had iofp;sed
their friends with fanguine hope. shst thin
year Mould democracy he hsmbled. Bot 10
this they are difappoinsed. The mifchicvous
darts which have been horled ~ish fatan. like
mslignity aeaina our bef meu, fall harmless al
their feet and iheir integrity and viuue. pre-
fenss fhie'd which " mse6 fbs lsases dagger
and ItEsy is Ssirf."
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Of desperation is attribsted to the indigent Fate
OF his circumstances. He has left wife and tx
chi'dren. His remains were inferred in Po.teI's
field, yeferday morning.
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Wanted hmmed;afeb,
A Journeyman BOOK. BINDER, to
whom good wages will be given--
Enquire at this Office.
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Fors Sale on Reafonable terms,
A Quantity of Window Frames and
Saihes, for 7 by 9 and 6 by 8 Glafs.
Enquire of the Printer.
Neqpporf, May ~. 1901. s6tf
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The trial Of David Forreaer. alias


The trial Of David Forreaer. alias VIII.
Iiams, one Of the mutineers of the Hesmoinc
frieate, commenced on Tuciday morning on
board Of His MajeAy's fhip Gladiator at Portf-
mouth, and lated three hours, when il was fully
proved he was the man who murdered Captain
Pigot. and threw his body overheard, and other
vile aided and aiIiltcd in the mutiny. He was
fentenced TO be hung on board any one fhip the
lords commifiooers Of the admiralty may pleaie
to direct. He made 40 defence.
London PAP.
~ r. Was il not alto proved that Jena
fbss Rs5biw was the identical man Who mur-
dered Captain Pigot and threw his body over-
board and wn nos his bcdy hanged on high
er gibbet shan any other At Jamaica on that &C.
count , n.
Il fecms that Jopsshsn Nafh. the real mur-
dcrer Of the Captain Of the Hemoioe Friga,e is
yet alive. though he has been hong in native
American citizsn, Jonsshsu Robbins. in the Wef
Iadiss--aud 6nce then has been hang in another
man ia England.-How pleafsrtly Col. Pick
ering muR feel when he. sememhers, that by his
advice m innocent American was given up &c
| thc rage Of Birifh MARTIAL Law and in con.
sqsencs was only huog in chains ! !! s. Reg.
General MsHera is among the richeR indi
viduals Of Europe. He has, Il is fsid. At leaf
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On Saturday evening Mr.. willnr, Robins,
formerly printer Of the Daily Advertiser. com.
nitted fuieide. By taking laudanum. Thin e
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To Let,

A very commodious STORE, OH
B6xJq>r'' Wharf, eiieemed as eooc faod tor
bosineis as aoy in Newport.--foe further par
ticulars, enquire at the Office Of the Rhode
lland Republican.
Sephmbe, IS, 1902. cliff
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Fifteen Dollars REGARD.

y ANYWAY from the fohfcri.
IN Der. on Sunday evening LA, a
Negro boy. named JAMES. about
nine:ecn years old. five feet 6 or ,
inches high. ifocky built; was born
in Jamaica ipeaks fsmething Of
the Creole dialect /; ha, had ore
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General MsfTera is among the richeR indi-
viduals cf Europe. He has. Il is fsid. At leaa
60. .oooL Gefling per annum.
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joint Vi ms little Toe cut eff; had on vhcn he
went off, dark mix' d coloure I,cker and
stnped Gov cloth Trovfcrs sopk with him one
nankcen Jacket and a pair OF overa!s, oae CAL
leo ard oue nsnkeen veif was heard of On the
road to Providence. erqu,rirg The way to Boc-
ton. Whoever will ftcure isid Negro, 70 ,hat
the owner may receive him again. Astf be paid
the above Reward. and all necefIary charges, by
WALTER NICHOLS.
Nervssrf. Sest "A, 1902. civ