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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

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isn' Lsy'nsu'c 'neie arc republican. and ts
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1000. mere mas .nerriore' oren no sesgl4t
exPrehion OF ,hc public Will but accounts 'has
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
From a late LoMDav Paper.
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\ LGIERS, formerly a kingdom. is bound.
A cd K. by the kingdom Of Tunis. N. by
the Mediterranean, 5. BY Mount Atlas, and w.
by the Morocco and TsGit. II extends $50
miles along the cosa Of fhe Mcdi,cT, anean, 10.
berween 40 and 100 miles 10 breadth, and 10 the
greaieit of the Basbsry States.
The country produces islf-petrs. aod great
quantities Of excellent fAlt. In many parn il is
very fertile. and fupples the inhabitants with
great deal Of corn. The vaHirs abound with
variety of fruit, but the melons arc mof exqui-
fte 20 the iaae. The air IL mild znd tempe
rate, except in the mooshs Of July and Augua.
The city Of Algien 10 faid TO contaiai
100000 Mshomctars (which 10 the religion Of
the coootry) Is 1000 Jews, aod 1o6o Chriaian
Slaves; but no climate can be formed as to
the popoloufneis Of in ferritory.--Some trs-
vcIlers report. that il is inhibited by friendly
hofpi,sble people, who arc very different in their
manners and cpitoms from thoie Of the metfo-
polis.
The city Of AIgiep is not above mile
snd a half in circuif, fhoogb il is computed 30
contain ,ooo d~sllinghoufcs. and roc moi
que,. The profped Of The country and fca
from AIsien is very beaorfoI. being built on
the declivity Of mountain but the ciry, tho
IL has for fcveral ages braved fome Of rhe great
"a power, in Chnaendom. could make bat a
OH defence agsinit regalAr Gegei andit Is
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

.ga,.t,e Nr1vpoys Loag- Wbayf, No. IL.
HONSTANTLY on naad. and for Sale,
" prime Pork. Meis and prime Beef of the
firt quality repscked in the bea otdes .fuitable
for domeaic or foreign uie. .---- Gentlemen de.
frous Of being accommodated with ths beR OF
provi6 ,ns, by calling at is,d Store. will meet
the grcatea encouragement, and the fmsIica Ia
vor gratefully acknowledged, BY
KEYES & BRIGHAM.
az Corned and Freih BEEF of the 6ra
quality, at faid Store. confantly for fale.
November &, So1. exit
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
NEW GOODS.
ROBERT LAWTON

INFORMS the Public, and his Frcads in
L particular, thar he has juft received, at his
Store. oppoGte Mr.. qezvetends Cefee- Houie,
THAMES. Street. an elegant Afortment Of
Fatbioaa61e DRte Goops,
adapted to the ieaton--too numerous 10 pstticn-
ianze in an advertisement. Thofe who aiii
pleafc co call at his Store, he aatrsn himieif,
will find an inducement to purchafr. as he 10 de-
termined to diiPofr of them at very reduced
prices.
N. B. He has ALTO jua opened for fale. a
qusntity of bea Irj6 Liseas. feven eighths, and
yard wide, by wholefAie or retail. .-Likcwiie.
a besuufuI siiortment Of Latearmgs. very cheap.
Odobsr, z3, 1904. est
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

INFORMS, the Public thar he has commenc-
L ed the TN PL.aTE Working BuGneis, at
the houie occupied by his father Ddeia Na,ss,
nearly oppoiite the foot of the Chnrch- -Lsne,
where all kinds of Tin Ware Is n,suuiaetrcd in
the beit manner, and at the lhortea notice, Of
the bcit materials. All orders for any kind Of
Tin Ware, executed Immediately. Conaant
attendance given, and the fmsllca favon ac.
knowiedged.
Rta0pOri, Jaxt IT, Soz. o7tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

THE Court Of Probate for the town of New
i port, having appointed the fabfcriben
commiGioocrs, to examine the claims of theered-
itors TO the efse OF WALrER EAsroN, iate Of
faid Newpers. decesied, rep,efensed infolycnt
and twelve months being allowed for that pur-
pofe :---Notice is hereby given to all perions
having demands againa faid eaate, to bios them
in TO either of us, within fid time, o. othcwife
they will be prccluded according to Law.
EDMOND TOwNSEND,l l Csmny-
THOMAS PSCKHaM. 4 fisatn.
or An perfons indebted TO Gail eRste, arc
reoucftcd TO make immediate paymct to
MERIBETH EASTON,
DAVID BUFFOM, ESsesfer.
JOHN SLOCUM,
Newport, 4th Mo. s, 1901. sz'f'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
N O r &c e.

THE fabfcriber. intending 10 leave this
( town the enfoing Fail, rcqueas all perfons
having unfettled accounts with him, to adult
the fame before the November Court, as all un-
fe,tled accounts win then be pat in iuit. with
out rcfped to perfons.
THOMAS ROWLAND.
NeaopVr,. AEgsf IL, 1907. osH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
Majority So

Mxonty SS
7 Or xearL, fb,ss vo,y nsss.
That this fiaiement 10 a. eoneef, al any one
which il Hypothetical can reafoDabIy be expect.
ed to be, viii appear from the following expo
htion With regard to
Ne4r- Hansf5,,s, the whole votes being
given to, the federsifis, there Can be no contfo-
very.
Ma6aebst,fS and CsvsSaks,. the fame.
Rhode. Jaand. the sletiion being msde by
general ticker. which is the fame mode pOriued
10 1909, the recent eIettion Of members OF the
Leginsufc, who are chofrn by the fame voters
,s the eleeton, 10 an urrquivoeaf evidence Of
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FOR SALE,

A.d fa6sDFon given on ibe asfb sfMarrb NEXT,
A LARGE and valuable tratf Of LAND. in
IA Hopkinton, adjoining Wood -River.--
Containing about Sr0en Hxsdred Ae,fs; known
by the name of the EHty Land, and now part
of the efiate of Col. GRoRcE IRisH, deecaied.
About Two Hundred acres Of faid land is clear
ed, and fit for tillsge or meadow. The remain
der il molly covered with Timber OF the bcft
quality for fhip plank, SC. An excellent afeam
Of wa.er runs through faid land, whcreon a Saw
Mill may be eres.ed at a fnall exPence.
The terms may be known, by applying to
either of the fubfcriben.
NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
JOHN IRISH.
Newport, Od. l3, 1894. cStt
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Entertainment.

RY RICHARD BARKER, at the Honfe
Aliormeriy occupied by Capt. RsbfyiS. Peney,
hgn OF the Anchor little fouth. eai OF the State
Houfe, where Ladies and Gentlemen may de.
prnd on being accommodated TO their issisfaO-
lion. Pan6tual attendance will be given, and all
favors gratefully acknowledged by the public's
obedient fervant, RICHARD BARKER.
Newport, April 2, 1904. 7otf
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'73
Federal IS

Majority 10 ISoo,N 8
We're an election Of Prefdent to take place
now, under the new Genius. the votes would
nsrd n follows
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

THE Couu of Probate for the town OF
i Newport, having app,iated the fobicrib-
er Commifiioaers, to examine the clxidn Of the
creditors, TO tn: eftate of David Metuiie, lat
Of Newport, Pewterer, deceaied, reprciented inc
foivent and twelve months being allowed for
that purple Notice is hereby given TO all per-
fiona. having demands againt faid eitatc, 10
briog them in to either Of Us, within iaid time,
or otherwiie they will be precluded according
to Law.
JAMES CHAPPELL. Commit
JOHN TILLINGHAST. foners.
6f All Perfops indebted to iAid eaatc, arc
requeaed 20 make i'm Mediate payment to
CALEB GREEN, Admia'y.
Newport, on. 80, 8oz. cx
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
Take Notice.

TWO Stones haviag been placed at high
J. water mark, on Eafsx', Beach. unbe-
known TO the fubfcriber. and having Gnce been
removed by him :-AIl perfons are cautioned
aeainlt placing them there again, without his
Knowledge or content, on penalty Of the law.
NICHOLAS P. EASTON.
Nt4opoyf. Nov. $, Isos. ex
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-28
ADVERTISEMENT.

BY virtue Of a Deed of Truft
from Laae Me'Pbeylou 70 the fubfer Der,
will be expofed to fale upon the premiles,
on Thurfday tie goth day Of September
next, if fair, if-not, the next fair day:
Three .feveral parcels of land,
lying upon the fouth hde of Ocecquan, in
the county OF Prince William One OF
the faid parcels hasa front of Izo feet,
and 1870 feet deep; upon this there is erect
ed BRICK .MILL-HOUSE, 65 feet
long, IS wide, fopr tories high, with
two water wheels, four pair flores of feyen
feet diameter each, with all the machinery
lately introduced into merchant mills, in
complete order. This mill is Gtuated up-
on aream Efficient to work the four pair
of Zones and the machinery of the mill the
year through upon this ground is alto
erected Brick Dwelling Houfe, IS feet
by "A. Another of the laid parcels of
ground adjoining thereto has SO feet front,
and is of the fame depth, upon which is
erected Warehouie.
A Tract of land, containing
thirty four acres, adjacent to the other
two parcels. 500 dollars of the pur-
chafe money mutt be paid in hand, ere
dit on any further fun the property may fell
for will be given as.can be agreed upon
on the day Of tale.
JAMES KEITH.
July 2S. eodf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-28
Fifteen Dollars Reward.
July 2S.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber on
the I'd infant, negro man named DICK,
about fifty years OF age, five feet nine or
ten inches high, a bad countenance al,ho'
fmiling wien fpoken TO by franger, his
fore finger on the right hand is lmaller
than the .Ee& and very much injured, 70 as
to prevent his Frightening it from his
having attempted TO teal from mill, the
mill ftones having caught the finger and
malhed or rather taken part of the Gde
off. He took with him a variety of
clothes in order to prevent my faying
what be will have on, among which were
pair of blue pantaloons with red ieams.
buckAin ditto, blue lhort jacket, white
ditto, alto nankeen jacket. Any per-
fon that will take up faid fellow and de-
liver him to me ihall be Untitled TO the a.
bove reward, and all reaionable expences
paid.
w. H. WASHINGTON.
July 20. d
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NEW. YORK, July "a.

Entered, brig General wayne 80.
~. Republican Two Brothers, Maleite'
F. fo' 5iarSfj Cape Francois ieh,F Lark,
Ward y, ST. Croix; Succeis, Clark Psi1a-
wal n. C. letty, Sears, do. John
n pa william, Fuller, Swanlburgh, n. G.
,looo Dilpa,ch, Ihorp, Warrington, y. {.
cleared, fhips Sukey, Webb Cape
F,ancoiis; Fanny, Baroch, Havre de Grace.
Brig Eolus, Evans, Newfoundland !
Arnvfd 6uee chr lgF.
scb,r Lark, Ward, IS days from ST.
crOix. July "a, fpoke brig Dyer, Sand
ford, from this port for New Orleans lat.
IS, long 6S.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-28
-. n.s>sntar Trat1. J" built laft

-. .,,,k.+ asesat,r Trat.." built laft
frcae p4 W. lJa,ed states, at Detroit, and .
faii Oy :, 'u \, rms lpf.ng, toss the purpole OF
eo osaf,o,,,ss me sroo5s and public i'Sf RS
tfanip e. @F,eta wa,ers. Although mai
De Tx A. - communication is 70 frequent
Pos,' ~. will be opportunities OF hsafs0g
t sraa you every rhtee CT i0es weeks
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-28
GUNPOWDER.

Baltimore BelIona CIR toudey,
0y the quarter caik. ALTO,
Retaed Salt Petrc, blythe Guar
S 81 SWt' or larger quantity. A eonaant
.spPiy OF thoie articles from the Manufac-
sosy' VIII be kept for iale on the lowef
terms, by
april 5. eo6m
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-28
NORFOLK. Iuly -

:, Arrived the iloop Jolly Rover, captain
~ S,aarles, In difTefs, ~ days oct from
tNixonton, n. c. bound TO Martinique.
seh'r lofah Parker, capt. Woodend,
= days from Montego Bay, Jamaica.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-28
.Conhfing OF

Fine Jamaica and loaf Gugar, Cogniac
& Barcelona brandy, Port, Claret, Tene-
rife, and a few cafes ofChampaigne wines
Of a very hyperion quality, Holland gene
va, Muicatel raifins in boxes, green coffee,
pearl barley, clean and white Georgia cot
ton, ialt-petre refined, Cayenne pepper,
Peruvian bark red and pale, pimento,
glaubleE fats, one leroon frit quality Ao-
tant indigo, fine white ginger ground and
double boiled, fig blue, mould candles,
rofin In barrels, 20 boxes Godfried's lu-
perior fegars.
AJ6,
20 Quarter chefs OF aaorted TEAS, is,
ported in the prelent m0nss,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-28
BALTIMORE, July zo.
HEALIH-OFFICE,

he B0afa ~ IIe"''" "'' ff1
,5,;, Fsll6qu Citizens that fnee tie 1919
infant, notzothfqnding Ike extreme 6Tat
oftbe qvsatkrr, qubieb is qceA knoq,n "a, b
Iiobk fa0orabk to The Propagation Of ma
Esnant feuer, not aeetaea ccle Of fbf
J1EoG has cane to tbsh kno4Uledge. This
Is the mare tltafrg mgjmufb as they can
alert fran the bef utormatioa that arr city,
fscsSt Tie cafes qobifb b4ee been mention
ed in tier tsrmer re3on, has Jelaom been
healthier than at the prsjent mame1t.
By Order Of the Board,
AsHroN Alexander, PRECEDENT,
Atteit,
ADAM FoNrRDrN, Secretary.
Arrived the fchooner Nautilus, capt.
Bihop, from Jamaica. The Nautilus LETT
Port Royal on the morning OF the z7tb,
Iune, and about s P. NJ. was truck by
lightning, which fplit the foretopmatt 70
pieces much injured the foremaf, killed
two men, wounded another badly, tore up
the deck between the foremalt and fore
fcuttle, and went through the farboard
bow about fix inches above the water-a
q eat quantity OF fmoke came out from
the forecaifle, with Rrong fmell of full
phur-haued in ihore, and the next day
put into Savanna la-Mar to redt, which
place Che left the fecond July. Ore Of the
people killed, fhipped on board the Nau-
titus by the name of William Johnfon, but
told the people his name was Barclay, borr
In the fate of DeiswaIe-fhal his father
lived in Philadelphia-that he had an IN
Gle there, who was merchant, and that
he had been bound apprentice,to captain
Butler of tie Norfolk and Alexandria
Packer. The other was named Simeon
Croiby, an Enghhman, born in Chatham.
About one o'clock in the morning of the
18th July, aretching eff from the Saddle
bill on the coat of Cuba, fell in with
five fail, viz. fhip 3 briggs and 1 leh'r.
The ihip lhoiRed light & fired gun, &
before II was poflble to thew light, lhe
tred lhot, which example was followed
by the ref. They were 70 near that they
could be heard talking. Capt. Bifhop
hailed and informed that lhe was an Ans
!ican. After receiving about 20 ihot, and
ne hid lowered all fail down, they hailed
him. He anfwered and then bore away.
They continued firing till he was out of
gun ihot, but received one fhot through
the main fail, one through the malntop
matt tay fail, and had her topping lift car
Tied away. On the nd July, in lat. 81,
o long. IS, poke the fhip Diana, capt.
Konald!on, and the Ann, capt. Hooper.
nom Morant Bay, in Jamaica, bound to
bfiitol, out ~ days.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-28

fairs Of his unfortunate countrymen IN
thele ports, and fully competent to anfwer
every enquiry on the lubjett.
To him we beg leave TO refer you, and
are, with ientiments of the higheit con-
liberation and relped, fir your mott obe-
dent, and mott humble fervants, Thomas
O'Reilly, Joleph Ruael, VIM. Todd, jun.
Job w. Hall, Titus Conklin, Jonah Viii
liams, Henry Davidfon, Jofah Gould,
Leonard Jarvis, sd, Daniel Olney, Jona.
Ru1el, Titus Welies, Robert Gray, Silas
Atkins, William Allen, Daniel M,Pher.-
fon, Caleb Lofing, Ifaac Iiaacs, Johah
Roberts, Mofes Griffin, John Aauey,
John Grant.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-28
July 20.
fOR NEW-YORK

RI The SCHOONER
yN4 IMsE N 7 Err PR IL E,
,Sssssgg VIM. Mitchell, Matter; for
freight or paaage, apply to the captain
On board, or to
R. B. JAMESON.
Wbo has ,eeeived BY the Iaia Uee1sl q vs,p
general g00rfmeut Of
G. K @ G E K / E S,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-28

4 meeting Of the JaJjers5er5 10
the .CoHee- HOMIE IS requsQed on
Wednelday e0en1ng next. n 1llnc.-
Mal attendance as johclted.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23
From wzsHTYc7oN. Te,. -.

This day the Senate of TIC II. States paIed
the Bill, IS to S, fixing the apportionmen, Of
iePfe'cnfahon al $4,000. which win make the
Houic, alter the next election, confR of i4I
members. IL was paiied in the Houie Of Rep
reientisise'. Jan. ths 9th, So TO =.
In the Senate OF the United States, the
9TH inA. Mr. .BsRcKRsRIpos, from Kensucky,
moved, that the Judiciary Act. paflcd a, tne lait
ieiiion, ihcuit be REPEALED. Gen. Mason
ieconded the motion. Mr.. ]. Mason moved
IN, poHPonemsnt OF the iubjett until Friday,
January 8.
7b: National In'ellisenccr Of JGS. II, essssinr
an ~'e,oaisg Speed Of Mr.. breckenridge. de-
frss,ea in sbe Ssnsss ite s:b isR. ca tie JHai-
ciay Laso, xpss qvbieb n raAes t6s Jslls4vixg
remark -
Z" Never, perhaps, was expectation more CON-
pletely fatisfed, than by the Speech OF Mr. Breck-
enrdge. We pronounce it a Chiet-d'nyre in
parliamentary annals. For conciienci, for
comprehend for dignity, for appropriate
language. and for found inference, il may claim
competition with the ablefi fmilar performances
ex,ant. Ii is the text which will regulate the
debate"
lWt@aN commence tb,js dt5afy in oHr ~estl
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23
N E w P 0 r T,
Saturday, Jan. 20, 1902.

The following Refolution, or additional rule,
palIed the Houfc OF Representatives on the
8th inf.
"Snn9gyapbrr RaN be admitted. and fbe
Speaks, ,baN eGgm /Deb pkaen 10 fbem on fbe
fbe Hoy/e."
Dr. Leib prefaced his motion by obtrviog,
that in the aanding rules propofed. no provifion
appeared to be made for the admiiIion OF S,eno.
grspheu. They had heretofore been fubjett to
the will Of the Speaker. However great his
rcfpca for the pretent Speaker, he was of opin.
ion, tina, they fhoold not depend for their sc.
commodation upon the will Of any man and
he thought il became the Houie on this occafion
TO eazbifh precedent which would place thofe
Who took the debates above the caprice Of any
individual.
The Yeas and Nays were as follow -
7tas.-Mefrs. Alton, Archer, Bailey,
Bifhop, Brown, Butler, Claiborne, Clay, Clop-
ton, Condi,, Cuts. ]. T. Davis, Elmendof,
Gregg, Hanna, j. Heiacr, Helms, Hoge, Hol-
land, Holmes, Miledge, S. L. Mitchell. Moore.
New, Newton, j. II. Nicholfon. Smile, II.
Smith Of Ncw. York, ]. Smith ofVirginia, S.
Smith, Southland, Sprigg, Stanford, Stanley,
OtdDtOu, otS"s'tt iuSmost hNs
Thompfon, A. Thgg. J. Trigg. /. V. Horne,
Hu9ar, Jsckfon, Jones. Leib--47.
Ny,.-Meas. Bacon, Campbell, S. w.
Dana. Davenport, Elmer, Fofer, Goddard.
Gnfxold. Grove, d. Heiaer. Lowndes, Mat.
toon, L. R. Morris, T. Morris, Mott, Perkins.
Platter, Read, Rusledge, Shepard, ]. {. Smith,
]. Smith, Stratton, Tenney, TillipghsR, Wadf-
worth, Walker, Williams-zS.
Refoluiions have been fcnt from the Sen
ate to the Houie Of Representatives. of The Uni
ted Sta;es, for their concurrence. approving the
gallant condud Of Capt. Stenet snd his crew
IN the capture Of a Tripoliian corfair Of ioperi-
CT force-reqocaing the Prehdent TO prefent
Capt. S!eret with gold medal With fuitable
emblems and TO prefent the other commifIioncd
officers with fsords and that the non-commif
loned officers & crew receive months pay extra.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.

On January 1T, 1904. the Mammoth
Cheeie was preiented to the PreGdent accom-
pompanied with the following AddreG.
THs GREATEST CHEESE IE AMERICA,
THf cRHATEsr MAN In AMERICA.
SIR,
Notwithaanding We live remote from the
feat Of the national government, and in an ex-
treme part Of our own State yet we humbly
claim the right Of judging for ourfelves.
Our attachment TO the national Confitu.
tuition is ttrong and indToluble. We eon6der
il deicription of thoie to1ps,s, which the
people have fubmittcd to their msgiira,es, TO be
exercifed for a, ,f,he purpofes, and not char
ter OF favop granted by a fovereign to his
fubjctts. Among its beautiful features, the
right OF free fOfffsge. to correct ali abufes--
The prohibition Of religious teas. to prevent all
hierarchy y-The means Of amendment, which j,
contains within iiiclf, to remove deie6s a. far
as they are difcovered, appear the moa promi.
nent. Bot for feveral years Paa, our aPPs-