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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-29
.lANNEY g PAIIJN :.

HsCf jsf recti0ea BY The ,/eb'r Harmsuy, !
eapt. Cra6tree, Jirom lorts Rec,
20 hhds. & ago barrels Gfis.s
quality Mufccvado Sugars.
AJo, on Hard,
Mola2es, in bids.
Grenada and Jamaica Ram, in bids.
and barrels,
Catalonia Wine,
N. England Rum, in hhds, < barrels,
Sonchong Tea, Of hyperion quality,
Brown and Cattle Soap,
Mould and diPs Candles,
Cognisc Brandy,
Fine and coarfe Salt,
Men and women's Shoes, :
Queens Ware in crates, aEorted,
With complete aaortment of N. Eng.
snd and Ruila CORDAGE; Eaa.Iodia
snd Rutia Goods.
II L 5 O,
% Hhds. Berbice Coffee,
40 do. I'd quality Sugar.
Oct. 80.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-29
sale bp auaioll.
On WEDNESDAY,,

A 10 O'clock, Svill Be Jol at fbs Ienaas
Stsro The eorxsr IF King and U.ioa
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whifky in barrels,
Apple Brandy III barrels,
Gin in calks,
Wine in pipes and quarter calks,
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in cslks and bags,
Railns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO
A variety of DRY GOODS.
-AMoxc wRIcH ARE
Broad Cloths, lTiln Li'sns'
Cailimerrs, Gaiicos''
V.r(.v. Threads,
roa,;,g. Chintzes,
9I,,f,b;ets. Bedticks,
F.,,n,ushf. Oznaburgs,
pl.nLefs, Sewing Silks,
pIsnss Muffin and Muffin
49, I. ~o,,on. Handkerchiefs,
,ua,asd and other India Cottons. &t
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, Aaaioaeer.
November 10. -
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THOMAS SIMMs.

Mas reee'De4 BY sbe 6,fgs Ne2sxse axl
.AH;re,
Fresh Oranges, BY the box,
On. Lemons, do.
So.t faeed Almonds, by the frail.
fiiherts by the fraA,
sweet Cid BY the bottle.
Ne las aJ0 for Sale,
Bet Derry Muaard, by the bottle,
Dipt and mould Caadles, by the boz,
Loaf and Brown Sugar,
Fngliih Wainuts,
Bet SPanifh segar.,
Railins by the Jar,
Coffee, b. the lag,
,L,stzOifs, g 2aaats, sf5ef
NE w-ENGLAND CHEESE, a genera! AZ
aortment Ct GROCERIES, and a few hundrede
Buihels of excellent POTATOES.
/ Nov. Il. 7
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-29
Tult Received,

ut Received,
.And far Sale at THOMAS Pd7TEN's
Yendne Stare, at The corner Of KMg y
Union Streets, bard,6mf oDorfmeaf OF
MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
CONSISTING OF
5 large handlome Sideboards,
Email do. do.
Scrutoire and Book Cafe,
large fets Dining Tables,
: pair Card Tables,
ladies Scrutoires,
Stand Tables,
Breakfast do.
s Quarter do.
Wafh Stands.
Nov. rs. d
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ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Snperfne cloth and Keriimeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Irih Linens, and OznabuTgs,
Sail duck Of different qualities,
Chimes and Salicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing flks,
Ribbons, Hats, ard
A number of other articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER,
November @. Vendue- Mater.
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DubIir AaIe.

1publff 5ae.
In Pursuance Of q Died Of Trust
.ft0m 7<1see Taylor, deeessed, 10 ibe mb.
se,ler, made to se1sye adedt die to The
Brink Of Alesand,i IA, uiN be expsltd i,
sale upon The Pyemits, on Sataraay TIE
4tbdGy Of Drem6erreat,
THE FOLLOWING
Valuable Property.
4 LOT of Ground Gtuatcl az the South Wet
II corner of Ka2 and Pit,-S Streets, extending
ON pft-street feveaty feet, and thirty.rhrcc feet
eight inches and ar half on King Street: forrv
thre: feet ofthis lot on Pitt St eer mas depth of
IGxty ne icet eight and one huff inches. and the
'remanda at the corner of King and Pitr-Streets
tas derh of thirty three feet, eight inches and
. half, ncluiing the Houfe now occupisd hv
Or. Edmund Denny
Termspf fale, one third of til. purchafe raoney
iiix nlonhs, one third in twelve months, and the
riidue ,nsighteen months,
LUDWELL LIE, TrnHee.
now dds
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puhlls 5aie.

On TUESDAY,
As ten o'elock, 4yiH be 6ld at tx SsSS''
Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
Whnkey in barrels,
Gin in cafks and barrels,
Port wine in oaks,
Violates IN hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap IN boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Raiiins in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware 10 crates, handiomefy
ssorted,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27

TIE Uaited States. OF ir any Of the dihlia
courts Ut the United Sfstss, acting as circoit
courts, or in any Of the additional diiitt coarts,
which were eaablifhed by the afofeiaid att Of
Congre!s. pafIed on the thirteenth day Of Fshru-
qy. one thoufand eight hundred and one, mall
IN. and hereby arc, from asd alter the faid !irn
NV Of July nexts .consinoed over 60 the circuit
deurt>. and 10 the diRritt courts, and 10 the
d;ftsid courts acting az Circuit courts refpee-
lively, which fhsil be firf thereafter holden in,
and for the REFLECTIVE circuits and diariSis.
which arc revived aud caabliihsd by this act.
aud 10 be proceed in. in the fame manner asthry
wouh have been. bad they orieiuated prior 10
the psNsgeo of the fAia sd. raiei on the thire,
tesaih. day Of February one .shosiandsishs hun
ised aud one. ss
Sec. s. dad br il fxrfbsy esages. That all
wrin aad process. which have ilued. or may
igae before the ssid frit day OF July next. re-
turnsble to The circuit courts, or TO any diaria
court aaing a, circuit court, OF any sdditional
difrid court ekablihed by the aforeiaid act
pafed the thisteenth day of Frhruary, one thou
fand eight hundred aud one. n,ill be returned
TO the next circuit court, or dihritt court. or.
diariet court acting as ciIcuit court. re-slab-
lifhed by this se and fhail be proceeded on
therein, in the fame manner. - they could, had
they been originally re,urnsb.c 10 the Circuit
courts, and diaritt courts acting a. circuit
courts, hereby revived and ea,blihed.
fs' ss't s-' NATHANIEL MACON,
.' Speaker sffbe Home Of Rspretrsfatirsf.
\ r~ "a. BURR, Eies- Pysfdtnf .fibe
.Usaei Sfase,, s~< P,sfdssf sf abe Sexafs.
ArraovgD, March 3, 1907. ~ .,'aav =
A.Ssssr ~ tn. JEFFERSON,
s~,t y Prsf&rni Of fbt United Sfoss'.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27
CUSTOM HOUSE.
s~ DTri3 srNsuyorf, Mareb


,s A >AKESihis method TO inform his cor omers.
\ and The public at large. thar be has re-
moved TO his New Store. at the fnuth Gdc OF
the market, on Newrnsn's wharf, whsr: he pro-
Po!cs to carry on buhnsis under the 1fln Of
Ander1on cJ Heath. .lsgn
He has the fame AIonmenr as before, snd will
fell as low ascaa be puschsled in the State. Hs
returns his Gncere thsnks to h;s former cuaon,-
ers. and bcga for a continoanec Of their iavors.,
N. B. Matters Of veIcls may he fsrpisd at
the horteA notice, by calling At their Store.
Nswbon. Maveb as,iSoa. 7Stf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27

Representatives, in corgrefs. have hst The Gsl.s-
cify, shc qriekedssir and erxsiy to REPEAL. o
LAWl--Yes. &c RgPEAL A Law ,pafed under
,he zdpiniiration of JOHN ADAMS, and con-
fccrssei by his holy 6gnstule !--ro RRPrAL
ALAw. which had provided esmf,yfabir SIM
scuRs, for SIX TEEN NISpsPNDsxrJ JUDO
ES. who. by their appointment, were elevated
above the Lava. and the Contribution |! !! -
Hsyrisbiie d7x i--Impious ard abomina.
bic Iaeriesf !--Roufe fellow citizens, iron
your laggiih repofe i--Gird on your fsonds -
March TO the pollutrd feat of government l.
Iavett the Capitol l-and difper}e this ba,bssous
horde of tyrants and uiurpsrs This momcat
when the hand Of Jfffsksos rnsil give his ae-
curied name, tot this ACT 2: piarpition-that mo-
m.nt, let MS unhallowed head be ffenbling 90
Pike BaF r. (" The man Of hoaor--The man OF
our hearts" is wai.ing TO take the Chair of
State and a Gown is prcpared'for the brow OF
the .s Lords agoinsed." He is already unani-
|mpony elected Prsfdent of the .' CAsrL5s.s
Tseky, clxb g'9-He is. therefore. I'll. faissit
candidate tor The honors Of our tei,feai fxrf and
this is the faireR occaion for katins him firmly
in The hdi.e. - The Conaitaticn " b bysken
DUN -" Ho,v Fall zoe 6aild a. mp ogair -
by j,itiing JsrFrRsos from his feat, and
building up throne tor PincxxsY !-Repub-
licans !--Thi, is the language Of the tattion.l
Who tell the Judges, IL is their duty TO hold their
courts. notwithstanding tbs isrv is rspealsd =
~ho tell the people, they have ro contribution
and are not, therefore. bound to obey the laws
=" From the heart the mouth fpeaketh. "--apd
"by their fruits ye ihall know Ihsm." E2is.
*St<tbf fsef, givss al Waihipgton. srsb
a,defFc5. BY JoHs c. SMITH, msnIer Of Con-
g,,G fjom Conne slicut.--" Major General G..
c. PixcxNsY, the man ef fhonor; the man ef'
our hearts. s."-7bn, in the lanqxaes Of SAncBo
PAszA, nJairJ letting the CAT out Of toe
bag" ~ -ts 1.
75e South- Carolina Gazette Of FEB. 49,,
nsnsaues ibe elesion Of hfei. Gen. CHARLES &.
PiscKnsY. as PJssdsaf 81 yibs ChaIleaon joe
key Club.
Fer ibt ixfsrmatisn Of sbsjs rvba are rane-
gxainfex qsifh ,be Iporn Of tbf fHyf IL mey y ne-
e11a,y 10 add, ibai Charisaon Jscksy CAB, %
a Jseisr Of gamblers. 4obo dsvefe.N ffrfais leafor
gfbe Jrar 10 fbs iahlime ard patriotic smt.,m mssf
Of horie. racing.-- !, ~ 4
Vbcn eoe f1d" rbh man Of horror, fbis man
Of our hearts," skss honorablv, sisYne4 ~ ftv
bead Of fb6 bore,alh eemba.y sf Black Lees. adss
oiHaa,e 70 gprjlios Bis elaim 10 zoe ki honorable
sJ!ee. Of prshdcnt Of the United Staies |! +.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27

JUDiCIART. RT.LAiT-Rssz.axsD

From the Glamour which bss been raifcd |,
on hin oces6on : rcrfon unsequain,ed with the
Gate OF cur eounrry, would be led to 5eIive.
,la,cus corsitut:on, aod our freedom. wsss
lot forever. We're We ,hrelierci with invs.
fon, from powerful sad sindittive eoemy ;
wsic our ls9rlcs 10 be reduced TO sfLes, and cur
cities buricd 10 rsius a greater conformation
would not peeyail ar,o.g our Inhabitants, thar
is now oSfafi bs Federal deelaimefs On this
dtssdfol and alarming occurrence:
.Anesiaas! Can il be be.isyed, that yous
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27
Il n Il CT

To repeal certain aas refpefi;ng the ctgsniza-
tion Of the Courts Of tn: United States; and
for other purpofes.~
CO DEE ts0sfd BY f5f Stxsn and H.a/t
49, :" ~ IF Pes,s,fn,anpn Of ibs Usnsd
Sfafei Of sme,iea, in Cerg,s6 eDsmbkd, That
r,c aa Of Congrsis pafIsd on the thir,eenth day
Of February, one thoufaDd eight hundred and
one, Untitled 9" An stt TO provide for the more
convenient organization Of the courts OF the
United States" from and aftc. the fre day Of
July next. fhsll be, and is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. dad be IL fsyfbfr <sn7fl, That the
al palfcd on the third day of March one thou
fand eight hundred and one, inrisled % An act
for altering the times and places Of holding cer-
tain courts therein n.n;ioned, and for other
psrpoies :" from and after the faid era day Of
July next, fnsll be, and is hereby sepe.led.
Sec. 3. Asd BEN (y,bsv esaa>l, That ali
the acts and psru Of stss. which were in force
before the paffage Of the aiorefaid two ats, and
which By the fame were either amended, ex-
planned, altered, or repealed, fhal be-. and here
oy are, after the faid fra day Of Jolly usxt, re-
yivcd. and in ss fuII and complete force snd
operasioo, a. il the iaid two acts bad never
been made. 1fr(t ~ .f
Sec. 4. ksd be IL /snJrr ssaHsd, That ,sil
adious, foi,s, pfocts. pIesdines and other .pgp-
c-rdings, of whsf nature o. Kind losses. depend
irg or exiting ID any Of the circuit courts of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27
For the relief OF Lyon LEHMAN.
AN ACT

FOR the fchci oi LYON LLHMANs nt
DE il sraded BY sbe Ssnaft and Hess sfRe-
A) trslssfafiOe, sfi5e United Sfasr Of dmsyiea, ,
in Cmg,ss e0cmthS, That there DC refunded
and pad 10 LION Lehman, out Of any money
in the 'rreaiury, NOT o,hervifc appropriated by
law, the fun Of onc,thouiand Gx hundred and
eighty-four dollars; il being tic amount Of du-
ties paid by the fsit. Lyon Lehman. 10 the col.
ieeior of the prt Of, New Ya,k, on three thou
fand FIVE hundrcd sizes and carabine., which
were imported fiom Hamburgh, by tie fsid
Lyon Lehman, into The fid port Of New. York. |.
on board the American brig Kt.eon, Captain
yohah Willon, IN the month Of October, one
lhsofsnd fesen lohdted and ninety. nine. +.
NATHANIEL MACON.
e Speaker Of fse Rs.yf Of R,pnjssfo,iyss.
A. BURR, yie< P,ej;dsxf efsfhf
Uritsd sfates, and Prsfdest ef fbs Senate.
A9FRovrp, March 6. 1904. it@ sft
TIL: JEFFERSON,
P,sf4snf Of THE United St3ft,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27

Exi,a7 sfa sfer C,sm F,sseb ess,itmaw
Z HfJtiIningfar, DsL 10 bin 1syysbeSdsses in
r Nrss. .fe,i, dsfeI Mareb Jsb. iSoz.
LAT night brig arrived here from Port
aulPfince, which place fnc left on the 7sh Feb.
BY her We have received numerous deuls ref
petting the late events thar have hsppcned there,
on. the arrival Of the troops fent from France
% the 4th Feb. fhips of the line and fri.
gates drew near and fepf on fhore IN Aid dc
camp, to requcR ihat 5000 men might be receiv-
ed into the town. n.---Neither Gen. TouaaiAr nnr
DeHalinc, were therc.--A white man, named
Auge commanded At that time--the mrHcpser
was very we'll received by him, and was Told. he
had no reafons for oppo1ng . difenbarkstion I;
at the fame romcnt two officers Of DcGslinc's
guards, one negro and the other mulatto,
gave notice that they were invceed with fccrct
orders from the governor TO take the command
and oppofc the landing OF q Jingle folder previ-
ous to his arrival. The Aid de camp AID the
bos,-ofieer were arrsfssd. During the night,
patroies OF negroes made sarch in all the booles,
arreaed all the whites they could find. and fent
them under efcort for La C,oir- DEF bop7peG.
Some perions found means to get on board and
inform the General Of what was psAing,' land
that il what has favcd ,hc white people and rhe
town. From thar moment Gen. Bondct csdf-
ed ore regiment to lapdi below fort Bizsssn
they met with no oppoEtion The carlton, on
the contrary, followed the troops. who immedi.
ately marched for Port al Princc. When they
arrived at the gate called Leogane, they cxpe-
rienced fome refihancc, which ho~evef did not
continue long; all was carried al the par ds
ebargr, and they arrived in the heart Of the town
without having fred Jingle fhot. More troops
were then landed 20 take poGefTion of that fs-
nous fort built by the Engiifh. and which byi,s
poGion commands the whole town But they
found il already deiersoi by the renowned my,mi-
dsss Of TonHaint, WIN did not dare even TO FIRE
the guns which were al found ready loaded. The
troops then proceeded towards La Cssix. dtj-
bssss<H, which the negroes fes on FIRE when they
heard Of their advancing sgAinR them. This
sfforded great parts OF the vhises time to make
their efcspe. II Is rcrkoned that about go have
been carried away 20 Miyrbaisb, and much fear
Is entertained of their having been maascred, to
seiher with great number Of people in thss
quarter, which have been bornt. L'Arsbayr
and part of La piainr dr. Cal de Sse have like
wi6 besn burnt the fpirit Of the negroes N fhi,
hA p,cnrioned place is 5sid 20 he excellent, and
that they have exer,ed fhemlevss 10 Aep the pro-
efcfs of the fre. s'f' "
II Sc. Marks and Les Conaives are IN. the
Pogsfion Of the negroea TouGins. IL Is fsid.
irends making rcGRznce At IN. lstses place,
which wosh be a very defrabls thing, y, his
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27

peflon would foon bs 10 zoe power of the rrcreh.
All Is burnt and every individual has been naf-
lscred ss Leoganc. The French arc matters of
Grand aud Pcti, Gaaye, aud of erea, part of
the foush of ,helG,ad. Jacqucmel fxhers the
white people have aliy been niiiacrsd) and Trrc-
mic are it'l held by the negroes. $50 Repab-
licsns going fso.a Lclgaae tr palief, I C rand.
Gaavc, have hucn top, on their march &C Fort
Lacu'. sarriionsd by 1000 ncg'ors they have
forced u with rhs bayon-t. aud more thAnlaoo
negroes have h,en Killed.
I" All letters sgtee in eating ihu II the
French coh,incc thc fame activity aud atdonr,
every thiog viii fooo be iettlrd. Negsoes, and
even ch,st' are arriving from all quarters 20 far-
eli had beep, ffid that the cosamandaut Of
Larcahsve nai offered to fubini,, ard % give 10
the whites trrytetl iailiat quarter az the de-
rartore OF ,hs brig troops we,e embark;pg to re-
pair thishcf.. i3S' D''@'.'- 81 '3-s7 = 'rc it
!" AT the ,ins the brig, failed 4 5. 600 ,roops
were Computed to be arrived. Cantheanrne had
jaR arrived with 1900 mote, and 5000 were
ready in the diffssent ports OF France 60 be con-
bsfked n Gand ncccGsry..e Add 10 all this,
ZACH OF the negroes a. can be armed, Who have
ferved IN theolh corps OF blacks, aud have allur-
edly not followed the other biaeks into tho
weod,." sHsy oFt "
S'oop Sally, Gilbcrr B. Fiih mater. from
Hsysna. onghe sshc Mach, 10 lat a3,yS7;N.
Ion. 8, w. tell in with Schooner. fuppsied 70
be tho Minnie, of .Chatetou. Is. c.. pierced
Tor "a guns, laden with fuesr, on her beam eM,s.
fails oot of water; and parted from her the 9th
Msrch,lat ~, So, ". Ion, 81. Jo.as Ks l.pes
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27
Mr.. FARNswoerH,

FINDING myfclf implicated in your
laa paper taishoogh rather Indirectly in con-
fcqucncc OF poeticsl produd:on which appcar-
ed in she Republican Of the 6'h inf. relative to
fome conyerlNion between M.ddletown Judge
AMI his republican Dcighbor, think il my dn-
iy, 'hnce the mst,ef has become of fuch a public
nature, to Gate the following fatss -
Sometime in the month Of January laa, the
Mi3dIetoun Judge, above alluded TO. mer rpe
On thr road in the town Of PorfEouth. and af
ter paTng fome polite ccmplimsnts. siked me
whether ihould attend the csiuing April sown-
meeting; anivered that thought fhoold.
He thea wif,sd to know how intended 10
vote, snd which fide l meant 70 fuppofti re-
plisd. that believed The RsSa5iieass 70 be on
the tight Gde, and houd thsrtiore vote for
thcm.--Upon which he obsrvsd, that il 4
would 20 and work fsr him, or even fpend tie
day with him ION which Tie town-nsc.ing was
10 be held he would give me DOLLAR. Bot
kao~ing his ia;cntion to be nothing better nor
worie shan bribery, humorouGy told him in
rsply, that If he would eone and fperd that day
eth me, would give him Two DOLLARS
Thus ended the conversation, BY his tusning il
CT with laugh, and rode away. :.
That the above is the .jslyf4ree Of oar con-
vsIIaticn together Though perhaps not 10 the
exad wordsl am ready if called DPoo to atlea
to, before any lawful authority.
JOHN WARD.
forymsrt5, Marsb zaG. 1864.
~. 8. II the Ex- Judge is really as forget
ful as he prctends by his lat publication, can
u neesHary, quicken his memory by pointing
hiTn 70 :hc very fpot Of ground betwten MIR.
AaessFs fhop and Capt. CsnsSsn' tavern, up
on which the interview vas had. His concern
OF mind. however for the fate Of the next cleo
Ton, and his sliidnisy 10 circulating the infa-
rrcus eleesionecrisg pamphlet. Allied, Reports
OF the Csie." &c. viii perhaps. plead lore
apology 10 hisfsyor. J. w.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27

dsslliss.bcsi n IT,, Il ~, NJ -.
"fs- asebsy-ei~ "a eeef6a of she r.
m1natl< ffsf5rsIr1 eIP 6ete pteleut--shough
(" baiv 6rair ~ W . ~ noe y? this year:
But shey mads'op6 10 do vishsrt him. There
were at this grad <asen,. fuch men as Ray
Greer. Eiq. ol.4py; the ce}rbsated ". Han
r,y.Efq. t~ho TOM eau, knieht of the bed eban-
5e,;s) aud !ach-likk % The nnmbsr. il Is fop .
ppfsd, of about fzoexty! Beine aGsmbled. day
proceeded 20 rominste clerk. a 4a.,f efhf
l@hs grsdasted at Sabin's gtote, about two
year. fnss, where he unssrruas.e!y got Jrsa- -bn-
rrs and Who is the fsln,ss reporter Of Doy-
'4aee's Gales. xhich has: la;ely been pubihed
10 eek out then iiory) vas appoiated, -
Having organized he nitisss FOR th: hndnefs be-
fore Them. they began their norii6atioas ior the
Prox. which they bad boaaed hould 5eat rvery
ssisy. Wilian Gyres, Efd. Of Greenwich, vas
m-n,ionei 10 head tn: Plox. S,n,e doubts be-
ing cxpreG.d of the i,kclyhood OF his coufsntin2.
a committee were appointed TO coniult him upoh
.hc iuh;-a. Sescrai gcnssIpcn we're then nom-
mated as Senator'S; .ut there ieemed TO be 10
mach doabf, and pcrpiexityin the minds Of the
gentlemen ~ho were pfeient, and who rcprcfent-
cd the federal inrefcf in the different parts of the
face. thar nothing was fully concluded on.
Ms. B,sJss, afured the gentleman lCol.
CraD Who had cone up entirely for the purpoir
oi stieading the caucus, and 10 sUnfeb the Gen
eral Afen,oy, that ia cafe Governor Green
would content 20 20 in the Pfox, be ihould OBJ
tain, in the town Of Providence a majority of
four hundred votes. MIR. w.. Haafr. thinking
sha, he mua ipcals in proportion TO the bulk Of
his Carcafe. anfSered for hinieif, and Mr.. CyS-
". and the other gsntlcmsn from Newport, and
faid. that in.HiS iorva. they might Ateri npon
basajsmt majority for governor Grssx. In a
very trig. and baxe)sme manner, he attempted to
exp.sin hog they came 10 he beat there laif
Ipring- g--obsesving that if they had only known
who were coming up |; Beyond doubt they
would have pviaued very's b0adjens nojo,ifiss. =
He laid the federaias were incrcalng very fatt
in Newport, ard that this fpring there would be
total change 10 It's prefent repreien,asion-that
all the forcible men" in the town were going
at il .ostb and nail. and thar they would leave
ua asri xafzy1ed to carry ;hcir point. He thcn
alluded 10 the king bird Of parry in his town he
panied him out mere qoaitr-quife1. that could
dive a, A=ih. f1im nader water, and come up
long way a,llsrn. He concluded, by faying,
that he couidf fpy miracles, and work wonders,
aud. that for manpeuvre, he would pit him
asaira any body.
'Sqaite Lstbres has given aEurances. ths,
having d,aribo,ed large quantity o, Grand
Turk Tea in the town ofGiouceaer, he can fate
ly calculate upon majority there Of two hun
drcd voies FOR Gyssn NORTH END.
March Oh, 1904.
For f6e erigirey stii fifir. re 10 refsrrr2ro
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27

DIED. I'm this Town. on Thuriday, Mrs.
SARAH VAucHN, wife Of the late Mr.. Dan ei
Vaughn IN the Ssh year of her age. Her
friends and relations are deGred TO attend kes
funeral At the houir Of lame. wcAgaic. TO MGR.
row, al the oiual hour, witbou, iurthes notice.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27
N z, w PsO R T,
Saturday, March 27, 1902.

y On Saturday evening lat, the dwelling
houfe OF MIR. Abraham Anthony. fen. of rorJf-
mouth, was contained by Gre. iogs,hcrwi,h
great part 9th: houlhold funiturr & proxi lons.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27

MARRIED. J--Mr. JsRsMtAH PscxHAx.
of tbistown - Mih ELizAnErH WHirMAw,
daughter OF Mr.. Daniel Whitman. of Exeter.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27

THE iobictibers inform the public, thar they
4 will make Stone Sroyhs of the Fraokyn
conhiuet;on, which arc faid 70 be far preferable
TO thoie .'ade OF Iron and will iurDih them Of
any dimrolion, on the ihor:ea notice, at their
Shop on Ja5 Sbearmas's whsrf.
--ALSO-----
They intend carrying on the Stone Cutting
Bu6nels, 10 is various branches. during the
Summer. EARL & CONE.
Nf4HYs,f. Mn,eb z7. 1901. IS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27
LAW S or TKI UNION
lpubLIsHsD sr AurHoRIrY.]

SEVENTH coscRfss
Of ne y
UNITED STATES.
az t5rb fH JIsss.
Begun and held at the CT
~ of Wellington, in the
Territory OF Columbia,
on Monday, the 7h Of
December. 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-27

For r5e srigiref shi fhir. Re n refsrrafo
fbs cfah zvtieb fsak piaee fSub,lr be qoeS an
Asua,a5le me nbsr al ibe Goldsn Ball Inn. we
do not d5rsnd 10 fanieaiars, IL beirg raiter sf a
delicate na.x,r.