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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20

THE name Of Fsd-yaiR, asa political de-
nomination. was once popular bu, the conduct
Of thar party has been 70 rcpugnant TO the true
principles Of our govctnment, and the public
ieutiment is 70 Tar TUNED agsina them, that they
begin 70 diicover win to ihe!ser themfelvcs
prder the more porulsr name oftheir opponent !;
and therefore undertake to call themielves Re.
ssbiiear felsraiy3,. Bur the ditiutsiop be-
tween RebSJl,csss and Fsds,aiRs, however ar
birrary at fiia, is 70 well fet,lsd by geueralufe,
thar It is improper and n:e.iefs nor TO change j,
let each party be contcntcd TO adhere TO
their Own political sppei!stion. and cudcavour
60 render il popular BY their diainsuiihing opir-
ions and meafvres, os fnhnis TO its unpopuiari-
ty. Tnat is tine dictate Of fAtR Play.
Frs~ ttt HargSrl ICON. Merrs,y IF Msreb 4.
IL is ono year, this day. ince Mr.. JsrrlR-
SON was irduded into the Office of PrcGdeaa Of
the United States NO infurfettions u the Iaft
twelve sm,n,hs :--Uislcis Offices aboliihed -
The Ns,ional debs diminiihrd :-The Cbsrebes
have, not been dearoyed :--Mirjfeu have not
been put 20 death ;--BijLff. stbo' plenty, arc in
greater demand, and ufs, than ever :--Women
~ chsee, a. under the former standardization, and
Men ~ virtpous .--Lsfs villsiny praetica, but
moIe Rss~i punihed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20

,vXTE the fubicriber being by the Honora.
Wv bic Court of Probate Of the town Of
Newport, sppointed commiaioners TO receive,
examine. and adult the claims of the creditors
20 the Eaate Of Jsmrs Symmes. late of faid New
port. mariner, deceafed, repre.en,ed infolvenr I:
Give notice 10 ali pcfons having claims
againtt faid Eaafe. TO bring them in TO either of
Us. at our reipetiiye dwellings. within FIX months
from the date hereof, being the time allowed by
faid Court.
DANIEL DUNHAM. jua. I r.
JOHN TlLLINGHAST, '"'
- And I'll perfons indebred to faid 'ERatc.
ace required to make Immediate paymtnt 10
CALEB FISH, Adminy9,afsr, or
CHRISTIANNA FISH, 6dmmjsrat,ix.
NravSeyf. March ~, 1907. IS
- EAL Port Wine. in qoarter and half quar-
IN ter Cafks.
Malaga ditto dino.
90 Cafks Raifins.
40 Boxes Mufcatel ditto. 81
10 ditto Jordan fheled Almonds.
20 Jars Malaga Craps.
Turkey Figs Of the niceR quality.
Malaga ditto in trails.
10 Capes Creme de Noy&u Cordial.
q Fut CuffantS.
Prime Nutmcgs-Mace--C --CIoves--c cafia- =
Cinnamon.
Madeirs Citron.
India Peicrves in Jars, viz. Gineer--Ci,ron---
Lemon and Lime.
The aJsOe A,tls are Of The katts Importation.
"A l. S O.
A few Puncheons Antigua Run,
Black Pepper 10 bags.
Bca green Coffee ditto.
Kegs'of Engiih Muaard.
Salt petre by the cwt. -
Wrapping Paper per reain.
Spsnifh Flote--F French & Carolina Indigo, sc.
For Sale, by
HAZARD 81 GARDNER.
Newport, Jan. z9. 1902. lStf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
WILLIAM DOUGLASS

WILLIAM DOUGLASS
Has for Sale, fse tslt,,si.e csASS-SEED. viE.
ONE Thoufand Weight of Glover,
80 buiheh Bpsdrns,
And 30 ditto Rsi-Top. Msrs -.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
NICOLAS GEFFROY.

Watcb-Maksr, in Ns7operf,
II rs Cogfaaty ss hand. an ekgast nDt,f-
i i ment Of zOarr0ntsd, and eonm0x Esgi,G,
and Gexeva Wafebel and 7 me Pnees, qvbieb be
aviU /eNOs reajosa6h terms.
He aJ6 carrier on fbr
Coldimith's 81 Silverlmith's
Ba,fncfs. in aHm brasehfl, and hke4vDf 1viH
MAKE, or nfai,, any kisd Of JtqOeiisy, in be
aeat5f fel5isn.
lie has likewiie for Sale,
WbOle(ale and Retail, all kinds of fezv-
eHey, imported and ef i6s iatsa tg1iors; .bfee,,'
goH and fIlSr epaslSih; pleisd and 6,eJs can
dissFieks /; plated and b,haasa fsa-psn dirks,
JuaH /1vords and bargen; piafrd 6ins, fir,x,s
and lpzu teo-froys /, eeyfo,s and,on,, ,GOvei and
forgs ; eHflsy qrA,e Of all kind, mgbf and day
Iy-glgDls; iad'e, and geufiemen's poetet book, :;
d,1bSng- -giaDss; (ypsnaers; frsDSf; boyjs.zebips;
razor ; Hotkm'' Jamoas vAS0r,f,opf /; bsa Beov-
er hats /; pe1Ency sf all kmds, frsm London and
Pa,ti bai,-foqcae, F0reb Ba,iey,fsga,, and
Jngar pl~mbs; SSar~ Jsga,s ; bsa Malabaa e
Scotch )nnf; auda great Varety Of sibr, arfielts,
100 nxmtro3s Z, izjs,t IN an Alvtrsi/fment.
Newport, May g. 1907. Ied
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
John & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR sALR,
AT their STORE on Baniitet's Wharf,

fAt ehsih ~ Il OAsA SH Da"A'Nt ''haAht
DRoWN SUGAR, By ,5r 6ar,sl o, boz;
MoiaOSs. BY fbe begG~ad; F!ony, BY tbs bar-
rel; Pe4uder, BY fbt eays; Sbsatbirg- Paper, BY
tbe hundred; Casdles, BY fbe box; IrSu CabosE-
n; and eexHirs SPANISH SEGARS.--ALso,
HONEY, by THE barrel or gallon
---Nequ-rs Soap, Jtbe box--Negro-Htad TO
baee0-Bs3 4tb p,oef Jamaica RHm-I,ox
SiOves---Sah. Ptfe,'d Homs--BEffty, and Heg's
Lard, Ge.-LIkEwIsE,
LIQUORS, Of fbs beR kind,
general Agonmenf and 1ariony stber Ariieles
~ ibe G,oefy Lme--a complete A0a,fmtnf Of
qvkieb tby f,opstf 10 Be eogsasfI Supplied qoifb.
a-F MASTERS Of Packets, PaE
Engen, Cr. ma, be Snppi,ed at Jaid Store, on
fbs y9sftsF Nofiee--aVtb any Arfiele tby may
quont---.anS Their Favou grafefaiJ Aeknsqo-
LEGGED.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dozen--
Bar Iron, per H1sdyeG qor.-- Midiirgs and Ger
nsi, per bar,tl---Onious, per HEAG,ed baatbts.
or 6naliey OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, and
pariey Of fbe b5f If IEAS.
Newport, FEB. 10, Ieo1. 3T
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
THE RzREwELL.
AN sLIcY.


MO more for me now buds the early fpring,
lNfor me no more the toncfc. choir fhsll hng !;
The golden hsrveit nov fhau fnile in yaio.
And fpofts. unheafd by me. inyeR the plain
Fate fteps between, and all that could delight.
Win ioon be rsyifh'd from my longing hght.
Farewell. my father, houfe, my cheerful home,
From you 60, the worlds wide aagc to roam.
To where no frendIy eye for mc fhall weep,
To dare the devious fortunes oi the deep:
Perhaps thefe loy'd retreats no more TO view,
Perhaps l now forever fay--sdieu
Yet, ere I leave thee, ere new cares arhe,
Receive the tribute Of thcfs aching eyes;
A parting tear l---fo mnch mourn the day,
That tears me tron fbclc ong-loy'd fccnes away,
And p,och fesr-bps will think Of thee
While the ihip fails along the dciort fea
With tho'ts Of home bcguiIe the tedious year,
And be, though diRant far, forever near.
Farewell, dear Gse | my parent and my friend,
Far from thy guardian eyes my foottsps bend,
Whea no kind father fhalI my wand'rines chidc,
NO mothers fondnefs prove iof,er goide--
In other clin.es, what fate awaits thy Ton
What joys, what fears, what dangers he mutt ruo,
Are yet conceard perhaps TO pine in griet
Where no kind hand ihall minifer relief;
Perhaps rufiian's mescy 10 implore
In vain---snd perrin on bafb'fon' lhore;
To writhe in sngoiih on the burning iand.
And llsep forgotieo, in foreign Isnd.
Farewell, companions Of Lifc's early day.
That ran with me the long sod aos'sy way
Ofyouth, aad or the fchoJl-tide hours between,
Have play d together on the funny green.
Ere yet matur'd liie's an xious race began,
Our years were NUMBERED to the ripef nan.
SiRers, adieu but need mention more
Nay, let me pats the tender equel DER,
Enough already has been Penn'd of woe.
Why do dwell on themes thar pain me 10 :
Dry up thoie tears, and give the parting hand,
Ere am iummon'd 20 the gloomy Rfand
So. when rm gone. may all Thy furrows ceaie,
And happy angels ever whiiper peace;
As or the gentle pinions OF the dove.
May all your day in fyecs iuccciion move.
And all your varying fortunes only prove,
The inft vicifitudcs Of hope and love.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
Francis Anderfon.

TAKES this method to inform his cuaomers,
i and the public at large. that he has re-
moved to his New Store, at the iouth hde of
the market, cn Ncwman's wharf, where he pro-
poies TO carry on bu6neh under the ism of
Andsrjon g Heafb:
He has the fame AGortment &C before, and win
fell as low as can be purchaied in the State. He
returns his fncere thanks to his former coaom-
ers, and beg, for continuance Of their favors.
NJ. B. Matters of vefIels may be fupplied at
the fhorteR notice, by calling at their Store.
ar They have on hand, quantity
of excellent CHEESE, at wholeisle or retail
very cheap for cain.
Nrzresrs, May "a, 1901. 7Su
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
FOR SAIt. BY
SAMUEL VERNON. Jun.

COGNIAC Brandy, Clsres Wine in csfks
~ and boxes, Silks. Britannia Liners, white
wine Vinegar. verdiereaie, & Houfe- Paper -
The above articles are entitled to drawback, {,
aud arc now landing ficm she Brig Hannah,
from Bousdeaux, at Mr.. Robert Stevtas' wharf.
He has slfo for fale, Ruffia and
Ravens Duck. ie~ Dem1eans aud long and
Nor Corks.
Newpoft, Nov. !, 1891.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
Cash, PAID FOR
LINEN q WOOLEN RAGS, BIZ
Chriilopher C.. Olney,

DflivsrS at BIZ Mill, or at be Pa1s, Wsm-
Horf,
,VNIHERE he has for lale, at wholefalc and
Wv retail. all kinds Of Paper. viz. Foolf-
cap Writing Paper. No. l ard a.-vellum Let
ser do.-- Pot do.--Wnppine do.-Bonnct do.
---Clothier's do. "a quality. Shcathing, with
and without Sand. Book Binders Boards
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Bluc.--ALso.
a complete AAoa,ment OF Blank Account
and Record Bdoks.--LIKswlsE
Account Books made and ruled to any pat.
tern, TO luit tie pnrchaisr. "A complete Abort
mens Of School Books, and Stationary OF all
kinds, &c.
.4jS, Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
or poond. Cocoa Shells, by the Rag.
NJ. B. Wanted, one or two Boys, from
TO "A years Of age, as Apprentices 10 the Paper.
making and Clothirg bodnefs.--To iueh great
enccurae will be given.
P,eoidsnss, Ma,eb 3. Sea. 74f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
To be Sold.

A LOT Of Land. containing upwards Of 3
N acres, fronting Tanner & Warner Snesr,
with Houie. we'll fniihed paved Cellar and
never failing we'll of water. Alio. Stable and
Chsif- -Houie.-Like~iie for fale, Lot. 'front.'
ing Broad -areer and Tanner Street. with large
commodious Dwelling Houle Shop. Stable,
and Chaifc- Houfe. For terms. apply to
OLIVER READ. Z
Nssyps,f, Mareb 20, 1901. 77tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

- EAL Port Wine, in quarter and half quar-
IN ter Caiks.
Malaga ditto ditto.
30 Caks Raifus.
40 Boxes MuicatcI ditto.
10 ditto Jordan iheled Almonds.
40 Jars Malaga Grapes.
Turkey Fsgs Of the niceA quality.
Malaga ditto in trails.
10 Cape, Creme de Noyau Cordial.
. Buu Currants.
Prime Nu,negs--M -Cloves--Ca6ia---
Cinnamon.
Madeira Cmron.
India Preferves in Jars, viz. Ginger--Citron--
Lemon and Lime.
TIE above .fy,ifis, are Of fbs iaNR Imberiafss.
"A l. 5 O.
"A few Puncheons Antieoa Rom,
Black Pepper in bags.
BeR green Coffee ditto.
Kegs Of EngliA Multsrd.
Ssli- Petre by the cwt.
Wrapping Paper yer rsam.
Sps.,ilh Flote--Freneh & Csrolina Indigo, &c.
FOR Sale, by
HAZARD 81 GARDNER.
Newport, Jan. 90. 1904. IStf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
Wanted immediately,

nNE Of the Nsragsnfet breed of pacing
~ Horfes. or one sbas 1rofs and PAGES. thar
is aoat sod active, veil broke, free from fsults.
and from TO 7 years Of age, for which gen.
erous price viii be given. A clear PAGER would
be preferred. Apply TO
JAMES TANNER.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10
VIM. Moore, Jun. g. Co.
HAVE FOR SALE,
Af nbei, Store near fbr Red Aa,ksf.
n Nzw
and General Allotment of SeafonabIe
DRY GOODS:

DRY GOODS;
A few Boxes EnsIfh and American
II II T Il S;
A Large Stock of Cu,lcry, Hardware, and
CERIES,
WRoLR-SALs and RErAIL,
warranted as Cheap as at any Store 10 the State.
-ALSO-
40 Hhds. Good favor'd Tobago
RU M.
s Do. Antigua and Jamaica RUM.
Pipes Holland GIN.
5000 wt. COFFEE.
A few Chefs TEA.
50 Kegs Negro head TOBACCO.
A few Bags of PiMENTO.
--LIKEWISE-
On Credit, far 0ptroDeA Nstes payable Gi Bank.
IGfpLsd tov Joan,
40 fihds. good retailing MoIaiIes,
SWEDES IRON. per Ton. OF Jingle Hundred.
Newpoyf. May s, 1904. 6slf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-10

F,sn Z Dsilsr Ia4 cssfs, 10 s Dsilar,
To be fold, at the Shoe Store of TsomAs
CoecIsHALL, next door North Of Mr..
Jdm<s fayis,'s Apothecary Store.
p TRUNKS furnifhed At faid Store. Of any
dimeniion. on the fhor,ea notice.
Newport, June S, 1904. ssd
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20

wiIl not fuffer At all. For the pfcmiumsSw " kich
they received, contemplated and covered, ss.ir-
retrievsbIe. il,c IoGes fullaincd by Freoch cap
sures. There needs no better evidence Of this
istf than the following
All the iniurance companies in she United
States. after paying all their lodes BY French
captures. have, in the aegrcgstc, made - great
dividends Of profits, for the period in which lhsie
captures were made. as inforance ought 20 gam,
or ordinarily does gaiu /; and yei they haze, be-
6des, an immcnfc smouat of claims for indesn
nity for thofe captures. which If paid. would
yield them three times the amount Of their preht
and how has il happened Plainly, the high
Premiums have been abundant TO meet the l0ass.
II mua nor he faid that the infarers, in fixing
their premiums, made allowances for the proba-
bilty Of obtaining Indemnity for captures. either
from the Ffcnch nation, or from the United
States. The truth 10, that there exiaed no con-
6dencc in the FTeDch---none could esift and a
claim upon our government was not dresmpt OF.
The only (afc calculation was, that thofc cap
tures we're irfecoversblc loiIes and this was the
calculation. Ii may be faid that many captures
were made before theriIk Of capture was known,
and before the premiums COT. be got upso a
poinr adequate to tho rlk bar il may alto he
fsid in reply, that at the conclu6on Of she cap
tures many high premiums were received tor a
rik which bad ceaied to cxia. The balance
will not perhaps be great either way. Il il the
fame cafe which always occnrs with war. At
the commencement ci il great lofes on the rifSs
then out, take place but they arc nearly, il not
fully, made up by the large premiums AZ the end
of it when the war rik cafes. W.
il fcfuIts then that il Is not the infuren
Who have fufefed from Ffesch fpoiasions, tut
the merchants at large. who have paid TO the In
furep, in coniequence Of thofe captures, from
IS 10 10 per ceat. extra premiums on, their ad-
ventures. And ihefc are they Who have an
equitable right TO I've indemni6ed by France.
But as il is impof!iblc TO carry fuch mesfute
into cfsa, the government has, as far as per
hsps was prseieA able. done juaice to all its cili
z:as, except few. And thoie few, the unin-
fured fOa.rr. ought 10 lie indemnif;d by the
government, il il DC puiIiole to sicerIsn rhe in
fssnccs with fuficicnt accuracy !; dnse their
rights have been facri6cca for reafons of fate.
Aud 70 meet the expeace Of this indemnlica-
tion, and other expenses confequenr upoa the
ssgreiIions Of France, the government has An
equitable righ, TO receive from the French. in-
demnity for all illegal captures. snd ought, If
pviiole, to have obtained it,
Il MERCHANT.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20
JUDIcIART ACT.

A hue and cry has been raiied from one end
Of the continent 10 the other. that the conllitu-
tion 10 broken down, AID tin ihe language OF the
" Waihington Federslia'') hss now become " a
mere old woman's hory !" I" The time viii foon
arrive" fays this paerile Editor. "whea fuch
comments will be read on this funeral OF our
conflisu,ion, as arc written in bloodri" In a
little marker town in MaHachuietu, the fajfn
is founded alio, and the people are called upon
70 rally and 10 ieek rcdrefi (probsbly by afFs)
againf 70 ieTious and dreadful Az evil |! This
is certainly moa pacific aud conciiiatory Ian
guagc! IL ipcaks quiet and peaceful fubmii
tion to the will Of the maj jnity. extreme
iy well calculated to - rcaore to focial irter-
coutfe. that harmony without which. liberty,
and even life MieIf arc but dresry thiugsp' There
is nothing In II that POUNDS like iniurrct.ion and
rebellion But yet the contribution is at an end,
becsnfe the Iegilaturc arc about--to 60 what }
Ito repeal an act, paned at the laa icaion OF
Congfe6, which is found to have been pIcma.
turc in ito adoption expeniive and inconven-
lent in its operation. Az
ae The people will now decide, fron, this fpe-
Cicn OF federal acguiciccncc, what are the views,
what arc the Objects Of the pav. Whether they
are willing that fair experiment fhould be maas
BY the new admiaiflration, or whether they are
not determined 10 oppofe every mesfalc which
may be projected. The language Of the objsc-
tors to the motion OF Mr.. Breckenridge besrays
the ieelings and fentirnenu Of their party. They
have fet thcmfelvcs up as tho folc and exclulv;
guardians Of the contribution, and every ad
which is oppofsd to their views. is 10 be de
nouuced as breach of the compact. and an at
tack upon the liberties Of the country. In this
way the people are to be gradually routed to re-
Gaance. aud what they have been az yet unable
70 eff.tl by aratagem, is at length to be accom-
plifhcd by force. Egn.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20

That an unfortunate man hosh have Tome
relief under HE mIfossunes, 10 highly nece1 e1sry
and Bankrupt Law opehr 70 be 10 framed As 70
lie exerciicd within thc line Of humanity but
10 the peculiar Rs'c of our country. the pfeicnt
Act requires revifsI. aud we hope the Congreis
will take the fubjse into their isrious conlder-
alton this fcfIion. While we are desircus 70 re-
lieye rhe diteGed, we lhouid be careful leR We
open door TO fszud. perjury and pEcfisacy.
While revihng this act the fees of the commit
foncrs hould slfo be confdcssd. II the cycdi-
tor IL exooied TO receive bur fmsI d,vidend,
his properly fhould nos be fubjott TO 70 large
claim from the coEmifioners. This part O. the.
bplinei ihould be sttsnrivcly examined, for il is
unjua that body of conmiilioners Mould fat
ten on the fpoils of the unfortunate. OBJ
fervations are haaiiy drawn up. but viii be con-
hdered at fome future day more largely and
minutcly. Congrcfs. we hope. viii bring the
Bankrupt Atf within their invefigation. while
conddering the reyilon of our Judiciary fyitcn.
as the pssccfs is rapidly ipcreaiine. and every
day evinces the necellity of checking It's bancful
operations. While il difcharges the unfortu-
nate, may il Prove trap for rogues and pro-
cigals. [Bss. ckrm.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20
AMENDMENTS to the CONSTITUTION.

AMENDMENTS to the CONSTITUTION.
The L.siasiure of New York. now in fef-
Gon. have uoanimouay adopted the following
Refolutions -
Re,5iusd. as the f-nfs Of the legil ,ture, &c.
---I. That the State leginaturss ihil, from
time to time. divide each itate into diaritfs,
equal 10 the whole number of Senators and Rep.
reicntasives from fuch State. 10 the Congreh of
the United States AMI fhaIl direct the mode OF
chooiing an eicttor OF PfeGdcnf and Vice. Pres-
dent in each of the faid diitritls, who mall be
chof:n by ci.izens having the qualifications requi-
hte for elcSaors of the moa uumcsous branch Of
the State lcgiaasute.
q. That in all future elections of P.e6deae
and Vice-Prddent. the perfons voted for, ihall
be particularly defgosted, by declaring which is
voted for as Pfelidcnt, and which a Vice Pc
Gdenf. r
Rsl'ipsS, That the PreSdens Of the Senate
and Speaker Of the AiIembly sraafnis copy Of
the preceding Refaution 20 the Senator's & Rep
refensasives in Congrei, from this State, with an
easne& Ieqaea that they will ute their beff exer-
tioos for obtaining the adoptioa Of the above
amendments, or other amsnameuts iubfantially
equivalent.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-20
Exfra7 efa letter Jss P,sjfltsf JrrrslsoN,
fss grsfiesss IL Ms,blsbssS.

:" am happy in your apProba,ion Of the
principles avewed on entering 90 the G,vsrr-
ment--lngcnious minds. awaiting saeaielves Of
the imperfeesion of language. have tortured the
expres6ous ont OF their plain meaning in order to
infer departures from them IN prattice.--If re-
veaIed Religion has not been able TO guard itielf
agsina mi6nsesprctztioas, coald not espsd il.
bot ifsa standardization. quadrating ~i,h the
ebvious Import OF my language. Gao conciiiase the
affections of ny opPonsnts. viii merit their
concilialioa."
How jan and noble tho above fentiments
For II the word Of GOD has been 20 diffor,ed.
a to fpeak meaning never intended by the In
fPired Peauan, il is net asaase il the Zane a5ats
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Frsm ne Nfqc. 1srk HSvalI
Reflections on the propriety and uaice OF the
,eIinqniihmcns, by our Government, OF oer
CLAIMS 10 indemnity for
FRENCH SPOLI4TIONS.
That relinquihment i jua aud proper in
scfped TO individuals generally Bat not joa,
though perhaps expedient, 10 refped OF the na.
tion. II juA In .refpea Of individuals gener-
ally, bccsufe, though. in thote csiss Of capture
in which n, infoSsuce was made, the .perfons in-
tereaed will ucjofIy foG:r, and ought 10 be In
demnifsd by thc government; YET. 10 thoic cafes
IN which iniursnce was made, which arc perhaps
more than hundred timcs ss numerous ~ the
esher elAh, the Perfoas iutsrsaed. the isiur-Is.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, May 40.

THE regifcrs which have been opened ia
France, for deciding whether BoNArARrs hall
be Conful for life. are Eid 10 DC filling very taft
and that the vote will be slmoh unanimous. ls
has beca propoied to add the further quettioa
" fhall Bonaparte have the righ, of NonISAr-
ING HIS svccRssoR This too. would pre-
badly pats in the af6 native, and almoa any
thing e.fe, among French freemen. CARHor
voted againa Bonaparts, and added :" have
Egrsd ny eur t,yeryfoz." He was urged by
fone friends to ersie this addition but firmly re-
fufed. Fearing the confequence, they opened
new regiaer aad omitted bis csme.
SOS. gtp :, Fea. Be 4vesf'-
The usufi,ion from appointing Boaapare
Chief Conioi for life. to the giving him The pri-
viIege of nominating hi, fucceGor. wa, not diff
fcuit. Few, therefore, viii be furprired TO
hear, that a propohtion has bsen made to add
this privilege to the vot: now under the conf
deratioa Of the people. This proportion has
not originated with the Tribsnate, the legila-
tive body or the Senate, but hss beea made TO
the P,esea Of the Department Of the Seir By
she t~elve Mayors of Psris.--Thc Prefee has
sdroi'Iy snf~ered that. though he can only or
der the literal execution Of the orders given BY
government. yet a. that nothing preveats ,:as
oi' zsns ftom fpontaneoufy exp'eaing their uiih
on this fsbjeet. q the fame time tsst they de-
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City of 1IeY2tialcm.

n MODEL OF thar ancicnr and oriental
IN Ci,y, as it rood vheo our SaviSSr died
upon Earth, or, a. Joiephos has described IL,
while IL iiood in is p:,midve State. The prin-
c ral traniat,ions Of oar Ss,ioot, from The time
OF hs hc,ng tkeu. uoiii his Crucihxion. The
elcJi,us Temple OF S,lomon. with all its won
dct,ui Out Wo,ks, the fame o' which, together
with thc amazing wealth and grandeur OF King
Solam'r. drew sheta. Qacep of the South, to
Wifi him at his Conrt, 10 behold its amazing
worders and. on Gght Of them. con'ciied,
Iaa, isme tell ihor, Of what ihs hsheld. as IL Tar
exceeded her expectations -, his famous Nj del,
being 70 well koowu in the United States, as
well as in tho Welt. Indies. and bsjog the pro.
aat,on Of an American Aria. IS allowed by all
" no have honored IL With their company, 90
he M iaer Piece of Wo,knanlhio, 70 that a
further comments deemed unneceisy.
The whole of this Work is conprhcnded
in rs Feet hy o; and way b. iesa a, the Houfc
o. Nh. NICHOLAS GARRISON, in Clarke
a,ec'. a, the fnall Price of Twenty five Ceats
Tor grown Pe'lons Half price for Childrca)
f'om ten o'clock in the noraing, ,ill ten in the
evenine.
Nswport. Jane a.. 1909. 9itf
s.' Jbe qp5oIs Of t5e absve, d./fripfiss, ii,
rsf sheNr,!r earvsa IN aes,d.
or rho,e who win 20 view this Extra.
ordinary Exhibition, mva improve the prcient
opportunity, as IL will nc removed from this
town in a very mort time.