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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25
HARDWARE, STATIONARY,


a moVC evtitb are, grsaf savi r ef fbe
4 \ ~se Je,1 sssdk eabi~si fl,wfs~ ~--b,ef
ks'ef svf b'sk'--fends. ~ gs---kgaSs -psns.si
ass o'eb cloak pas 10, Japp9rfrys fer bokng-
sfspifl b,s' hexs. ssiis. basa. ssS tabi, eSE
iss- hh' asd ralfs-/trs-vs. b,ad5, and sa,is.
C al kfsd'--6yz6 ard irsa bi~rs,-----dosy.
eb.a. iyssk. e1p5aa,S. pad. ard sbss kels of
every s5sy,tfiyr--sss !ssks asd byaf frrrifs,e---
k1ives ard fo,ks--dJcyf k~ipes-jaek ~sx tes
triDss--SE ard sosee kstpss--..Js.D,,s and %says
--ri.g, ksob, asS ibxmb ksfets,, b,s6 ard iysn---
peseis, ssd frea. saSk ard fea a/psssi--spa, mixg
pass, copper ssf b,alf--esmpsGi,1, isx. FEET
irov AND bloetfis fsa krfflss i tads, and 5soeis-
/b'veh sud fsgs-,fseJaras--cbeExgayt5e,------
gyidiyezs, patsAi ard mwcx-f fesirsss tslhqpi,
bye/i ara irsS 1sfis---5ox and iron esfsy xesiis-
b,sh. japs~'S. aSd hos es-dlsgsk,-ss.i and
jssNa'a lssffr--,hs6sr bsa,,--f faxsy larf,, ss-
re1 kirds -AJs,
A handfome aiiortment japan'd ware.
Leeli@g gfsDri--ebSyr asd rid;ss svbipr, axS
apbip eords--b,ah asd is~ svi,s--e~yry ssmI,.--
reeff and ras f,apf-ssfI, adxss a~i ba,ebef,---
dratvfsg -kAfpsf--ea,pesfsn and kesf bemmsy,---
sVosd fasof --kaSd a~d R,nisg do ---isnnsnr 6evr-
tail ord la@ <,. b,e6 asd bss bae&--tsrsixg.
re-fV ard keybsk DO de--dcsbk ires jeek tiaisS--
i'imsy' ard l~s'tbi~g tism--,Gvgf iron do
sssSidisg and rabba 1.--sayaib. boiisSUs and
,s1~d'. ard fsb!s pia,ss- ~sviss bbiiatu o.d
pissV- PisiM-bn.fs fscks qpib ban ebs,xx-bsa
fsSJfssi fymsv r6ysh--romms~ d.---mwysieisr
and J,ekrf ebyfh ssd gssgss--eaa feti fsiiar
ssxsn--Slar i,s~'s--ya'dss sTsies- --i,ss /gsarT,
and ~psDir--ea,p' mf,u ,~it,--ybas esa nal
gi~bsD-sapbs~r, sc. Sbuemslsu b1mmsrs,
k~ivr. k~iepsrs. tirersJ. fseks, arpi 6iadsf, do.
bafi, and fss Jaek,. --ifssjt, bsaub, sisfbs,.
bar. Ssaisg. and i'efb-b,s@n-bo,j, y6se. tar.
jtrsbisg and fsis,en do --bsss,. ras0ys. ,assr
f,aps and sEi--Gsvisg bssn--boyn ard ,ssry
eo~b,-bre6, Scav,sy. leather. tapsrns4 gieh isi-
d9nd' --irt. ss1DIs,--espbs, pIois ot1$Y'.--i,f-
rr. so,ifing, and su,asrg paper. sufrr s1shi,--
qaiij from SO resn 10 8 dsiisv per- hsaard--.
blse4 S~< red M'roere terku bs0k,- ben 5ia,k led
psseiif. Fafes and Fa,c psse;h -es.nr Jssirs and
Aiusdr,' = Sspoxtr 5ss&i--bsa LosSos brrDisv TEA
soff. A.d a variety Of ofbsr ayffis as leu az cas-
be bsxgbtaf any far Ia fo4vs.
ks1vpeyi, Dee. "a. 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25
RUTZRDCG--again.


A remarkable fat& has juR come TO our
knowledge, from which we hope we may obtain
clue to many o,hen equally 70. During the
iciion of coug'efs in this city in 1889 in
particular. a number OF communications on
various fabjetts. moaly political, were ient for
publication in the Aurora. written in difeuiied
hand. and without Gsnature--whole heeu Of
fhefe Communications were rejected from the
indccency Of their contents, and from other mo-
lives. We have ieen fhs forged letiers TO the
preGdcnt OF the United States, (sid 10 be written
by John Ro,ledge, member Of congreis. and fad
the writing perfectly agrees with that Of the
communications fent for publication in the
Aurora. PHILADELPHIA Asyva.
The arrival Of the sncrter Of the rights Of
man gives as much pain now to the fo'ies as his
Common Jfejt did during the var. The ssrits Of
tha, time denounced Mr.. Paine for his political
writings, and would have dcfroycd him as they
did Others, for hi. rpbsJm--,hc ferio Of this
day would dc the fame and for the fame reafons,
they now c!uak their hatred under pre,ence Of
resering religion. bat 's,its will be fo,io.--1.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25
Nathaniel NaLo,i.

u ESPECTFULLY iafcrm, the public. that
N he has removed from the hoofc Of bic
fsiher Darid Ng'ss, to she fhop of. Mr.. 9bemss
Iissofand, dinttly oppo6ie--whcse all kinds OF
Tin WARE can be furniihsd al the fboSseit
notice, and 90 a. resfonsbIc terms ~ can be
bought ia this town. ConAant s,teodance viii
be given, asd the fnnalIei fsvors ackno led red.
Ncwport, Dec. 10, 1901. Il61
tir Caih & the highelt price given
for o,d PEWTER ard LEAD.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25
10 be Sold at Public AuElion

IN Monday. sbe Third of January enfoieg.
" at ten. o'ciock a. NJ. az the hccle oi
cis,le H,itiv,. IN Socsh- kicgAowp lBoaon
iSeck) sbopt half mile from the SOUTH Fery--
Tsei.e Cors, One yoke Of Oxeo, Five Two
ye.r I'D Heiset., md Fosf Horfr kind.
ELISHA x. GARDNER, Tr~xm Msgsr.
Sssfb.KisSssvs. Dse. z3, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25

neaced the s' prosecution." ard preferred the
indictment zsaina toe psliones" " a, the bar. I"
But have we had the opportunity ! Have you
not, as " "eninent cooaeip' for the accuisJ, con-
tinually roic. and interrupted! Have we had an
opportoniiy evea to lay the cafe, with the evil
deccc fairly before IN; country Away, thea.
wish your legal ponpohty. and oiientstion fol-
you are not agoing 10 get your caufe by IL.
Tie lays in another place. What ought
" we thea to doi Rcfume controversy irr-
"t tied. and in on favor 4, i5sre to Be pleading
afIsv. iaSgmesfi"
The qoe:tion is aEed. has judgment been
rendered in fhe cafe Where are the minutes of
it! Where il is recorded Who keePs the re-
cord Who continued the tribansl } Who
preiided, ard took the opinion of the Court
IL will be mifersble ihift for him here to
point TO his {" ad9rsG." and fay" thofe men Of
esud, and rsiybtrnsd opinions. who make
"ibe psbi.e. were convinced Of his innocence,
90 lsn,ented, and rcfcnsed ,h. mean, daftardly,
80 and unrelcnting perfccution he tRotlcdge) en-
Sc encountered" Every modef. and principled
nan who figned tina, infamous addreis," will
have reaion to execrate the wretch by whom
shey were deceived. and imrofed upon. Like
.Jaaai of old, he had his reward to betrsy them.
Nor can his 'eminent" co. sdjutor. with all his
fclemn parade of legal phraieology, extricsfe
him from the load OF eternal infamy, which he
has occurred by ferries of hmilar conduit.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25

DIED AT wilaiog,on ~. C.) Capt.
BRvjAMIN GRsrSs. OF this town.
At Middieto Sn, lon this lnand) Capt.
JAMS PorrtR. 10 the 7,i year of HE age
AT P,ufmou,h l,n tina Iiland) Capt. Nj
cHo.As GARRIsoS, OF this town, in the 18th
year Of his age.
The rkambsy qpbere f5s good mar mufs BIZ Ean.
IL 3nViitdgsd bJsrd f5s eswmS~ sUalks ef life,
2sas on ibe Vs,ge ef Hsavsn. -----
Perhaps there is not any circumaance more
interetfiog than the Iaa fceuc OF human life
To Zee the Chriaian triumph over death. 10 a
r,oa iuarudive leir,n--to fotviving friends the
ftrongsA confolation and fach coniola,ioa have
all the friend, Of MIR. Carlton. After an sfe.
ful and well fent life, in en,rs rriignation 60
the Divine WA, wiih hopes full OF immortality
he expired. Surely fuch fcene muG infpirc
the with" Q may live the life Of the rirh,e-
ous, and may my iaA end be like h,."
In this town. lat Sunday evening. Mra
EsrHRa MosRIs. widow of the late Capt.
Orvsa MsyrI, and daughter of the late Capt.
Jam,f Csilirs. aged 64--whofe exsmolary lie
was cha,aeseriaic Of the real chriaian. She
lived belovei and fefpcfted, and died univerfAlly
lamented by all thof. who had the pleafare u
her acquainsan:e.
Ga M,odsy. Capt. Winc Sroonts.
aged S3.--Hm funeral ~as attended on 1hvrf.
dsy IN Mzf5uic ovdcv. ty rvrry great numbcr
Of friends and Acquaintance
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25

Arrived here On Thurfdsy, brig Ida, Ed
ward layer matter, 40 days from the Hsysnns.
OF Block III aod, bcatiny NJ. e. 40 leagues.
f.,oke fchr. liabelia. Wm. Piti, Of and from Baf-
ton. bound to Philadelphia, two days out wind
L. 5, K. al well. ,ssi
Produce very low at the Havsnns.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25
CUSTOM-HOUSE.
DaTS Of Nsybe,i, December az.

tl eT We arc agaia difappointed Of prcfent-
ing the PRESiDENr's MESSAGE to ous rca
defs. We have papers from Warrington no TO
the 9Th ina.--The Senate had not then form.
ed qiorum. ai. lvea Fg
a-- Er Adverijsmsnis fee Supplement.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25

Wgf6ss,'s, De. i3.
James Turner, decided RepubIi-
can, is elected Governor of North
Carolina. There were feveral candi-
dates. On the fourth ballot, Mr.. Tur-
ner had ia votes, out of nearly i 80.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25
WILLIAM IiELME

Rs'beafsf1 isfo,s' bb FyirsA, sxS1s Pxb!n,
Z HAT having employed an espericnced
Workman from New. York. he has for
is'e. at his Mandatory on the roin, lby the
large or inaIl go,nti'y) mould and dipped tai.
low Candies. hard snd foFt Soap, warranted TO
be OF equal quality to any imported.
Newport, Sept. 8. 1904. ciy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25


MOBILITY run mad. or Raymond and his
IN Three wives.--Ifs,el, OF the Orphan o!
vaidarno. or the Influence OF Virtue,
sn old mans Story. .-Lady Of the Cave, OF
MyAeris Of the fourteenth Century. Stella o.
the North. or the F,andling, Of the Ship
Gerald wood. The Three Spxnissds. &c Caale
Of Otranto. -Inrereaiug Men Dir. by LADY
Haired, or the Vinditaive Father. -ha6snf, or
the Phil,fophy Of the dsy.--Father and Dsngh-
wr.-Manin & Msns6idr. or the Romsnce Of
Fsancouia. Who is ihe Murderer. &c Conciis,
or the Myaic Tomb. Wsodrr-n.----
White Knights, or the Monaaery Of M,rne.--
Wifi & M,areGs.- . variety Of other
Books. sts iif
a AJs, Regia-r snd AInspscks for 1903.
A great variety Of MUFFS aid, TIPPETS.--
Fsm Trimmings and Skins--Farr Caps, &c.
ft1 --Lk-uys-- tts y
TfCKETSin she North Providence Lot
fery snd South 3sdley Canal.
~ Gen,lrmen vho win 20 fubfcribe for
IN. Life Of WAsafxoroH. aod writings Of
ULp SouIH, are reqoefsed "a call loon.
sa f JACOB RICHARDSON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25

MARRlEDl--At Porlfmouth, Mr.. Bsx-
tAMiE IkisH. of Little Compton, TO Mih
DrB ,RAH IRIsH.----Mr. SMirn BoRDsn, 20
Mia LusAssA SHAW.
Ia this town, Mr.. ELRAzrR TRrvsrf,
to MiL CArHARrss EAsrox. daughter OF The
iate Mr.. Walter Eaton.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25
For Sale, Freg6f, or Cba,le,,

~ THE good Sloop HIRAM.
MN i only two years DID,
-<EAsA IA frong well buiIt, aud in com-
49, pls'e o,der 10 her hull ard iull
n34&SsEsx0 rieg' be Sold on ica-
io"sble terms IL sppird ior
ioon.---Or may br Chartered or Fnish,ed. to
any port in the United States, or Wen Indirs.
'erms apply 10 AARON BORDEN,
~ F,ecown. ofto
VIM. MOORE, jun. q Co.
Newport. Dse~S,,. -. iso.. h7a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25
DAVID MELvILL. iun.

Has jaa opsned. ssi nov ofsn Tor fslr, as
his old Rs,d. next door South OF Mr. Town.
leads Coffee Ho1fs. neat and gencral Az.
foftmeui of
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ELEAZER TREVETT,

I INFORMS his friends snd rhe PobIic in xen-
4 esai. .thss he has -epescd . Shop IN she hooSs
OF Caiba,i~ Eeees. in Wafhineson -ftsce,, on
the Point next north OF the fhip. yard. d.---Whcrc
he has for 5aies general sir,rsmen, of
Wclt-lndia GOODS;
ahos quantity OF Dry Goods, a. ehcsp q. at
any Store 10 town.--Capsaios Of vsiIels aud
o'hers may be fupplied on the fnor,rit notice.
and every favor gracefully acknowledged.
Nrrvp'n. Dre. is 1904. fr7H
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08
- s. S fEE. ia Gssd Rfpsir, By
q sisiTHOMAS GREEN,

SHE ia,ge rsnmodious Dtrsitrs- Rogj<. 10
; i svb;eb BE- ns,c Ives, is 7ba~es. l'rerf. near
Carr's Fsyy a aueN tsssrs6e1 La,gt eoEve.1ss
fare is fbr frsrf, f5s yard and celia, seeH fave<.
sssd eseIf sf avafs, 5sf5e cellar. and a eyaeys
ia sbe yard. ---S9id Hssf h arsN kxstos - be
ssr sffSe bds sfsn3s tr issUs, Jsv eOsy km<sf
6.fss6 q qo,H Jet - ar Asl7sr " nor pre-
viegl, dysstsi VI ne If T5syd., ~ Nay rsss.
Said CRxkN.b0viag on band, Of fbs
izssf imSs,fafiss,, a esrSisfe e0sinsrf y Essh4
ssT Isd;a Gs'd,, a dssermssd 10 /sH fbrm foe
ysaJ pay, at fbs uss ,r<sssd f,iers--AIso,
Said CRSkw earnsqiy invifcs eL
jseb Of bn /rissds and oss,~ryr, srbs bsvs e5ss
sesxsff. o. syssB isde6<< 10 tip, usu ., L/s,
b. beet, sfr, sr ~',teess. 70 rsks peynesf a. /sss
az ~ey be essvesitri grreisiJv f6sj, JeasS;.s
buoxf three rs-fb' tsts ssSs~s.y term sf srdir;J
se5'k be bste' BIZ sssd old /yssds scN eozfrrs
fbeiy fsDs's. ss< cot (syjair bin serr is fbs xs-
elise sf lfs. 70 as6s~ Be d<s ssflr sffrs ku srare-
Jsf set.s.rLfIg~ssf' fsr ~ss,fsif farsrs, sl,ssSv
resipsf fsr q ssg Jsrhg Of fsize Sgs.
NewPoii. Jas- 10. isoz. sd
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08

PurpoIss, foea ~ the pufeia6sg Of Ore Beds,
hus'ias Clipper Mines. surchA6,g Dock Yards
at double their value, making unnecenzry Con-
rseis, &c. which tnisd only 10 draw Nancy
f'om rhs Treafury TO earich particular fiiends.
The favings ia our annual expenditures, made
by the Executive previous TO the meeting Of
Congress, amounted TO I6f.63s dols. of esnts |;
thofs made fnee the meeting u Congsefs ara. 10
the Military Easbliaimeni. about 600, ,,op dols.
ss iisred by the SECRETARY az War in tnc Navy.
notwithstanding the var cIrrying on againft the
Barbsry powers. 400 900 dollars in the Judi
zt leaf 4s 900 dois. amounting Ia all 20 NINE
HUNDRED SIX THOUSAND, SIX HUN
DRED & NINETY.FiVE Dollars, Of Ceots.
Several other fubjstts are before Coneref,.
on which considerable fsyings wiIl be made dor.
ing the prefsot fsl.ion--anong which arc. the
Marine corps, the Civil Liff. &c. tbe amount
will probably be 90 or 100, 900 dollars.
With refpeet 10 fhe views Of The Federal
parry. in sazbIifhing the Judiciary SyRen OF .ae
lsf felion, ~ well a, the pfopriely and nccelity
OF rePealing thar 81 aem. refer you 10 the rea.
fons given by Mr.. Giles, 10 his fpcech on that
queaion, which think mua be conclu6ve in the
mind Of every candid man.
Notwithaarding the multiplicity OF buf.
OF this Congrefs, 10 co0icqueace Of the impro-
per meafures of former ones. we have paGed
refolurion TO adjourn on the nth Of April
doubt, however, whether we fhall be able 90
adjourn on that day, bat we fhall undoubtedly
by the aoth; and here il may be proper TO re-,
mark, thar no former Congreh, 6nce the adop-
tion of the Contribution, has clofed thsir fra
fcfIion till fome tine 10 rhc month OF May fome
Of them have continued till July or Auguf--snd
YET the minority of our Hoofe have upbrsided
the msjof,y alsesdv, with fpinuin2 out the fef-
lon TO an unufasi length, wi,hoot bluih!
The favips, Which will be adc 10 the ex-
pences OF this foGion, when compared with for
mer ones, will amount at lsst 60 THIRTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Inc Bill 10 repeal the internal Taxes. has
palr-d our Houfr.-This was takeA up hsR, be.
cauie uAder thar fyfem between 4 and 500 Of
6cer, are fuppor,ed at an expcnce Of about one
sth part Of the whole Vt rhefe Taxes The fab
jea OF Inpoa Duies being an eotiro fepafae fyf-
ten. IL ws' neceA.ry to take il up by itfelf-It
has been taken up. and is no before feIeA com
mitee OF our Houfe.---Thc ridiculous attempts
Of the minority to blend them together, we're
evidently intended Is embaIrsis and prosrati6stc
the repeal Ut the former, az they have done every
other mcsfusc ofreiorm 6nce the conmencemeni
of the tcllicn.
lam. with great rcfpee,
Your obedient humble fervant.
DAVID THOMAS.
The Hon. EIScsrd Savngs. Senator, and
Jsbn M'Less. Mieaja6 Peihf. Lfa~e
S0ygssf, hisxsrdtr CsrVas. Khebsi
By1ep. and Jsjsn Keieg, Efqoires.
Membets Of Adembly, Al5av.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08
MA X : w 0 x K.
MOULTHROP Sy STREET.


Rstss9tn'J seqAamf a5r Lsd,, ard G-sntnes
sf Ne1ep't, asd u Uiri1ity. fbaf ihsy blu<
cprHrd at M,. THOMAS RsYsoLDs, sex.
a NEW sod mon eIseaot collection Of
"a WAX-WORK, which mas b. en- univer-
ta'sy admired ;--conaaing Of IS fgures a. large
as hie among which are the following chaf-
setcrs -
HI. Excel;ency THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Prchlenr o' the Unirea States.
Hoo. JOHN ADAMS, late Pfesden,.
frkiog Ilkere, OF ,he la;e General
GEORGE WASHING TON.
la another apartment the luxurious Heso
IS repreiented Is fallen . sieiim to Dcarh, his
Lady ard Doneh IS wceping aroupd him.
The late General BUTLER. who fell 10
St. Glars dcfeat, ,epreisntsd as wounded ia the
leg and brean, and the Indian. rufhing on him
with their toTahasks.
J Major ANDRE. takiag leave of his Ha-
noriA before his execution.
A But Of BuONAPANTE, FisR Confui
Of France.
Mrs. SIDDONs, in th. charsaer Of the
Grecian Dauehrer. reicuing her father from
Prifon by saaiiina'iHg the Emperor.
DAVID. returning from the naughter Of
the Phiiiitinc., with the head OF C ohah.
Maternal Ahttto, repsefsn,ed by Lldr,
with her children around her.
Ihe New Haven Beauty.
New London Beauty.
Litch6eld Beauty.
Mongo difciplined by his M:hrefs.
a arikiog Likeness of AstsN FAIR
BANkS. who was executed 4! DcdAaa. ior ,hs
marder Of ELIZA FALls.
~ 49,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08

Ietlon rsrssr~k:s 'kAt dsf, lsaf Sc smisled tss
ao5 receive 1tn f1ne compenfafi< q, % heretofcss
na zen ailc, "a 20 tie frrevvitsrs. respectively.
Sec 9. 40d IL II fsyfl<r sxsRsl. That
III ocrIons who fhau. on cr sftrr tic rh.sti>:h
day Of lane 1exs. have any blank vcllum, pach-
nela >0r paper, uh:ch has been fsapcd by the
fupcncsendsns of 6amps and countcr-fsmped
by the xommiEioner Of the revcnue. ard on
~h;ch a ds'y has been paid. TO The ole Of gov
zf.fsent. fhsIl DC entitled to receive from fach
~. Sos or colicficrs of the cuHoois. or other
rev ina officer in the reflective aa;es or d:f-
iiE,, as may be deGgnsted for ira, purpofe by
the iscretasY Of the treafury. the vsIoe Of the
faid famps, after deduding, in all cafes. ieyen
ssd an half per cent. and rh. fsid officers are
hersby authorized to pay The fame P,ouiSs6.
the faid blank veIIsm, parchment or paper, be
p'efented within four mSn,hs after The lhiIiieth
day Of June ncxr.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Sp<aksr sffbe Hsnys Of Repys,fzfafivn.
A. BURR, Kes-P,.lstwf Of fds
Urifcd Sfa's,, ard Pr,fdsni fsbs Ssaass.
'ArPRovED, Apri 8, isoa.
Til JEFFERSON,
Pystaens Of fbs Uairsd SfG,ef.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08
Doctor BARTLETT.

NOV ipfosms bis friends ard she pubic,
\ y that he, has fosmed an cGab!ithnenf is
Hdyyord, 10 Connetticnr. 10 the Inc OF his pro-
fefion--aod as IT IS abfo!u,ely neo G,sy ,ha, his
removal from Newport ihouli I've immediate,
he reqoeRs a'i indebted 70 hia. 70 msks imme-
diate pay ment--in order tha, he may be. sus-
blsd TO pay thofc q whom he is indebted.
Neryp,rf, dtna 1s. 1854. !,
N. B. A nomocf 0. articles 10 be fold i'm.
mediateIv, az private fale. at Dses. Bartleus
houfe, IN Broad Suee,---smong which. fome
may plesfs the csrisas p ,.s,- ,-~.,
A good likeqsf, Of the late Pre6dcns
WAsHiNoross, as large a, life, iaited fps a
MalopiS Ledge.--A three quarter psia,ing af
Prehdent JtrrrRsox.--And many other asti-
cles, to9 tedioDs to cnum.sale.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-08

srvisrH, cosoaEss
UNITEp. STATES.
q t5fi,@ EE'H, ,
Begun and hrld at the Ct.
~ Of Wsfhingson. iu ihc
Territory OF Colsmbia.
on Monday. the Ith Of
December, 1901. n
a; AN ACT
To repeal the Internal Taxes.

10 tSPoat tlC SHtCtnSi iAxSts
DEh< <xsaeI BY ibs S,Safe s~d Hsst y Re-
ID tr,jtxfsiive, ef fb< UsHed Sfafrs Of As,ies,
im Cors,s6 egsmbitd. That from and after the
thirtieth day Of June next. the internal duties
on aills aod domeaic dfiIled fpiriss. on refined
o2ars. lictnfes ~ retailers, iaes AT antion car
riases for the convey ance Of perfons. and Camp
ed 'vellum, parchrent and paper, fhan be dif.
continued, and all aets and parts of atts relative
thereto fhall, from, and sftef the fsid shirtieth
day OF uno next, be repealed {: Prsvi<td, that
for the recovery aod receipt Of fneh duties a.
ihan have accrued, and on the day aforefaid re-
main outfanding, and Tor the pay usent Of draw.
backs or sllo~snces 90 tho exploration OF any
OF the faid tprits or fugsrs legally entitled there
70, and for the recovery and diftfibution oi
6ues. penalties. and forfeitures, and the senif.
Gon ,hereof, which fhslI have bean Incurred be-
tors and ou',he fsid day, the ,provikons Of the
asotsiaid acts fhalf remain. In foil force a0d
viftue. = As's ~ ne 'aodT'o csN s.at,''
Sec. .. AsS.Js Il Jssf5S, smSdsx, That
the csscs of fapeyintendaai OF namps fhali .eeafe
aud be diftoAinded from AAd sfter the thifiieth
day Of April. one ,hoOfand eight hundred and
swo after which day the eossmiaioner Of the
revenus fhall perform all the dutics by law en-
yo.asu "" tN idiu iupeflutcnoant OF ndupss
which may be required in puriusnce Of this att
that the office Of collectors Of the internal duties
shaH continue in each collettios dihrid, refpec-
lively, until the collections Of the duties above
mentioned hsll have been completed in fuch
dierit, and no longer, unlsfi fooner difconsinu-
Cd by the Pfsiident Of the United States who
shail Be snd hereby is empowered, whenever the
collection OF the faid duties fhsll have besa 70
tar completed in any diaria, ~ to render, in bis
opinion, that unsafu~ cxpedient. 20 difcossinus
any OF the !aid eosIseion and to snits into one
collection diRrid asy swo or more collection
dihrites, yiug and being In the fame hate tha,
the osAce of typewriter fhau continut 10 each
tate OF diArid, refpseaively, pnsil the col!sc-
sioa Of the dusiss above mecrioscd. together
wish the collection Of the airea tax. fhaA have
been ccnplsted 10 fuch rate os diaria. and no
loases saisfs foonef diicoatisusd By The Pre-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21
PIiiLADELHIA. Jn,Y-Io.

here are IN she city of Paris ass Book
sellers, $40 book printers, 1876 master
'oookbinders, 81 stitchers, 327 engravcrs,
50 copperPlate printers, 40 print sellers,
and n shops for retailing old books. The
newspapers of Paris arc not SO many as
before the consular government, the fol-
loving are the numbers published daily OF
the following papers:
Moniteur, Official paper,) 10000
journal dies Defenseurs (demi-off) 10000
Journal de Paris, 5000
Publiciste, 1000
Journal des Debats, ,9.oo0
Clef du Cabinet, 5000
The other papers such as the old court
paper, called Gazette de France, and the
Journal du Commerce, lie Citoyen Fran
caise, Journal du Soir, &c. from s to 5000.
One paper exclusively devoted 10 adver.
tsements, called Les Petits Aetcbes.
prints $4,000 daily
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21

sprang From ,he practices, we should End
a remedy Tor them.
Mr.. Giles hoped that at the commence
ment Of anew administration all the doors
ii information wouid b. throNa open, that
the people might be well informed, and be
abb . re2el ;,ll calrmuy that was pTopa
gateN, and know whc-e real blame attach
sd.
The House sat here IS 2 board of enqui-
rg INTO the transactions OF the government,
aud without respect to any particular man,
1t was their duty 70 enquire into the con-
duct of all. He therefore, hoped, not on
" that This motion would pass but that
something similar to il woult, DC inccrpo-
rateG ia the standing rules Of the house
whereby tie ash % eaquiyy woeld be sc
lNcy5l and y matter, OF course. If this
! should be done, the measures Of all the de-
! payiments would pass in review every SEES
Son, snd checks would be sufficiently null
tiplied to satisfy the public mind.
The debate was continued BY the re-
marks o Messis, Mitchell, Bayarcl, Bacon
Lownd1s and Claiborne; on the one side
the measures of Mr.. Pickering were ad
yocated,. as web as other measures OF thS
administration, IN which was involved /;
departure from legal appropriations whiE
on the other side those departures, though
admitted 10 be unavoidable III some case:
of great necessity, were deprecated a.
great evils, as having been in some instan
ces unnecessarily extended, and as hay
! ng IN all instances required the sanction
oiCongress immediately after theiroccur
renee,
When the question was taken on Mr.
Nichclson's motion, carried without q di
vision, and committee of seven members
VIZ. Messrs. Nicholson, Gr;swoId, Giles
Hastings, Jones, Bayard and El1nendor
appointed.