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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16
SPANISH DEPREDATIONS.

The corsmit,ee appointed in Augua
laf, by thofe III his town and it's vicinity,
who have fufFered nv feizure, detention
or depreciation OF their P.operty, commit
ted by spaniards, have lately received a
letter from the Secretary of Ssate-in
which he recommends in the following
words, an accurate representation of each
cafe to be prepared in duplicates; one to
be TENT to Mr.. Pincksey, our minlfter at
Madrid the other to the Office of State,
viz" To enable him Mr.. Pinckney)
to proceed with greater preciiion and e.
feet, in his difcufions and reclanlations, II
is recommended, that the feveral Gales be
70 diicriminated by their circumstances, as
to thew how far they reR on general regu-
lations or fpecial licences from competent
authorities how far on licences reaiona'
bly, preiumed TO be competent, though IN
1rietnefs not 70; how far on iadden and
enfnaring repeats of general regulations or
difcontinuances of fpecial iodolgences !;
how far on the calculation from exiting
circumstances, that the ordinary colonisl
pclicy of Spain would be relaxed ; and how
far on fraudulent proceedings OF spanlih
fubjeas. As in this laa cafe the claimants "a
may be required to fhew that ia'lsfafflon
has been fought in vain from the regular
tribunals of the place, it will be prudent
for them to be prepared to meet iueh a
preliminary"
This Recommendation from the Secre-
tary of State, has particular reference to
CAFES ofleizure and detention, in the Spa
nth colonies; bur as clear and accurate
eafemep,s of al cafes of reclamation tor
;n;uries fuaained il ,hofe colonies, are ne-
cehary, TO enable opr NH liter % oeFaln
init indemnity therefor, the eoHari1fre II, ),
form ,hofe perlcns IN the Nc7 ng'aas
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16
BALTIMORE, November Il.

Arrived, ichooner Nautilus, captain
Bihop, 10 days frsm Port Republican.
Letters per the Nautilus rePrefent the
iaand to be in the mott deplorable fate.
The coffee plantations are generally laid
waite by the contending armies, and the
preient crop is nearly all deRroyed. The
blacks continue their ravages and are iuc-
ceisful in almoe every engagement with
the white troops, They are we'll iuppli-
ed with arms and ammunition, have taken
L'Arcahaye, and furround and menace
Port Republican, which it was fuppofed
they could make an eafy conquea of,
were they acquainted with the weakness
of the place, and the difInay of their OPP
ponents. 900 women and children and a
few men had arrived at that place from
L'Arcahaye, but not an officer eicsped
death, and ievefal boats, over-crowded
with fugitive women and children, had
funk.
gUsh left al Part Republican, BY captain
Bl9sp.
Br;gs Mary, Grafton, Baltimore; Two
Siaers, Walton, Philadelphia Lovely
Lucy, Bravo, do. FriendhiP, O'conor,
do. Nancy, Browkings, Charleilon; ia
sorite, Slocom, New Ycak; NorPaIiel,
Tracy, New London; Unanimous, STA
pies, Bottom; fchrs. Eagle, Ellis. Balti-
more; Nancy. Ford, DO. tietzed
Weyeoek, Philadelphia; Tu'on, Fur
long, Newburyport; , iuntsr,
Portland Hoops Aurora, -, Hndion
Minerva, Campbell, Charlet'n.
Captain Quails in new iehooner from
Norfolk, had failed ar jamaica three
daysbeiore the departure OF the NAUTILUS
pafrg L'Archahaye the day Tie Nautilus
lett Pert Republican. The blacks were
Keeping up continual FIRE on that town.
utfaw 10 return of FIRE, the houiss ap,
psared not TO be burnt, ard no hFing IN
NE Country, near tie ,cwn. Ontfe pm
i'g St. Marks, faw 4 fchconefs efeedea
With women. Inla,. II, 80, long. 10
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16

:. 10 avoid the nnplealant ienialion OF
CIRCUS Indignation.
Among other things, which | confeGs !
u NOT unaerfand, is the proclamation Of
,eutrality. This has always appeared TO
me as an afamp;ion on the part Of the ex-
,cnivc, nor warranted by the contribution.
gut psGing this over, as difpated cafe,
scOufaerlng il only as political, rhc con-
eoaeuce has been thar of fuifaining the
,o6es Of sar without the balance of repri-
ais. When the profefion of neutrality
on the part of America was anfwered by
boailities on the par, of Britain, the OBJ
aa and Intention OF thar neutrality exifed
no longer, and to maintain i, after this
was NOT only 70 encourage further infults
and depredations, bot was an informal
breach OF neutrality towards France, by
uaaively contributing to The aid of her
enemy. That the government of England
cenfdered the American government IS
uufillanimous, is evident from the inc1eal-
IMP infolence of the former towards the
hitter, till the affair of Gen. Wayne. She
then iaw it nigh, be poi1ible TO kick a
government into fome degree of fpirit.-
So far as the proclamation of neutrality
was intended TO proven. difolute ipirit
ofpriyateering IN America under foreign
colours, it was undoubtedly Iaudable ];
but TO continue it as government neutra-
lily, after tie commerce Of the country
was made war upon, was fabmitIion, and
pot neutrality. ] have heard 70 much a.
bout this thing called neutrality, that 1
know not if the ungenerous and diihonor-
able flerce for l mua call it luch) that
has been obierved by your part of the 60
,srnment towards me daring my imPri-
bnment, has not in fome meaiure arifen
from that policy.
Though | have written you this letter
you ought not TO fuppofe it has been an
agreeable undertaking TO me. On the
contrary, ! allure you, j. has colt me
Tome diiquie,ude. | am forty you have
given me caufe to do it; for as have al
ways remembered ycur former friendhip
with pleafure, fufer lois by your de-
priving me of thar fentiment.
THOMAS PAINE.
ITO be esntin1ed.)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16

States, who have clairs for injuries, Of a
ny kind done, IN the SPanah colonies, tc
their property, that if they will prepare
and forward approximations thereof TO
: ihem. directed to Thomas Rur'ey, in Bel
ton, poif paid, they viii DC attended to,
and carefully f-nt to Mr.. Pinckney. and
to the Secretary CT State. As our Mini
ter, at Madrid, has already been folly in
afutted by the Secretary Of Safe, TO pnr-
foe the Claims referred 10, and may iecn
enter upon the difcuaivn Of preliminary
points, it is important ina, the claimants
prepare and iend forward their reflective
rcpre!entations with all eyi ei:tisr.
O. The printers Of Newspapers 10
commercial towns axe respected 10 pa5lifn
the above.
lB,R9n Csnt;sel.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16
NEW YORK November IL.

The brig Lydia, captain Bowie, (whofe
lois we noticed in our Taft } went afhore On
long beach, about three miles to the fouth-
ward of Barnegatt fhoals, on Sunday, liz
violent gale of wind. Two other crew
perilhed, viz. VIM. GriAiths Ia feaman)
and the cabin boy. The principal part
Of the cargo will be faved the veael is
gone TO pieces.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16
" 0 T I C E.

4 MEETING of the ST. ANDREWS
I 4 SociETY will be held at Mr.. Gadf-
by's Tavern, tomorrow, the roth ink.
at 7 O'Clock, 2. M.
By order of the PreGdent.
Alex. HENDERSON, Sec'ry.
Nov. Is.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16

poke the ictooner Kisiy, Of CnMleaoa,
captain James Smith; WHO was bound TO
Barbados, and was then Hesriug for New
Providence, having LOFT her mats in a,.
2e, S., long. r.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16
Extral7 efkfrr from Jous@orougJ, IT,
dafed Or. 8.

/" A number of reports are in circula
ton in this and the adjoining counties,
which if true, we think rupture with
the Cherokee Indians not far diRant. Il
is reported and generally believed, that
the Indians have poiitively refuied to give
up the murderer of young Runner, il con-
tequence of which number of MIR. Run.
fer's friends, fome fay 80, others more,
mad armed themielvss to take iatisfae,ion,
and had actually gone into The Indian
territory. Another report fatcs that
fome OF MIR. Runners friends had armed
themlelves with an intention TO take
the Indian offenders by force and bring
them to juaice, but were topped b. tie
governor. Another report adds that the
lndlans had got alarmed, defroyed their
growing crops and fled from the upper
towns for lhelter in the lower part of the
nation, and two white men had been kill
ed In the wilderness between Knoxville"
ExfrAlq eta litter }1ou Lexington, Ken.
dared or. rs.
+" A fhort time Gnce, keel boat with
"A hands coming up from New Orleans,
lsden with the produce of that country, in
pa1ing bend Of the river below, what is
called the Little Pratie, the bank gave
way, and a tree of comfortable iize fell
upon the boat and BURT it afunder. 1t is
faid there was to the amount of 10000
dollars worth on board. What appears
very extraordinary is, that not Jingle
individual Of the boats crew received any
injury. They got upon the tree and went
with the current until the next day, when
they were taken up by boat alto loaded
coming up the river, all Of which arriv
ed fafe. A ion of Mr.. !. Price, near
this place, was part owner Of the proper.
ty LOFT"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16

has been laid upon ali Brililh Goals is-
ported.
Fran ne PHllADElrHls GAZETTE.
Mr.. RELF,
WILL ycn be kind enough TO inform
the Pa!l'c & Bookfcllers in particular, thas
| am sbouF importing an elegant Pearl
type, with the exprefs dciisn OF printing
slandlome edition OF the pocket Bible.
Booksellers fhoul.l be informed, as the
expenie Of that type will tie great, and
one large edition bs efficient to lupply the
general demand Nswfpzpcr printers
will confer a favor by inferlng the above
as an article of information.
VIM. w. WOODWARD.
Phil. Nov. 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16
dIeranDrla aDnert(ger.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10.

"a Il MEETING # TIE Iaba5fto4ts
ef Alexandria IS regretted at tie City Ia
Veru, tbs Epeaixg, at 7 o'CheA, 10 rake
Joue arrangements far Dancing d9smdLxs
The extracting JsG/on.
Mo-. 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16

An article from Lexington Ken. lof the a6 h
ut lays, !" Accounts as late as the 18th Sep5em-
Der, allure US that the port of New Orleans WIS
hut up Whether this order was given by The
SPaniards or by the french was matter Of un-
certainty. The writer promi!es to give the ear
ieit Information on this tubject."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16
Potomac Brewery.
ELLINGTON 6 CRUISE.

Have commenced Brewing, and haze
no7o rraay for Sale,
Table Beer, at 4 dolls. per barrel,
Dfaugh. Beer do. do.
And ina few days will have fine pale
Ale for private families, at dollars per
barrel, and Ready fupply through the
ieafon.
Yealf every day.
r. B. Grains for lalc on Tuefdays and
fridays.
We wart to purchale good
ID K A 7 Fl O r S E..
Nov. IS. conn
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
N o TIcE.

yXyHEREAS Jysxa Pe,y. of South
w kingaosn. in the County of Wslhing-
ton. did make and execute certain Mortgage
D-ed 10 S.spben Peirer, laie If Newport 10 the
Coua,y OF Newport. Merchaa,, dscea!sd--dat-
ed The 18Th day OF rsasoa'y' A. y. 1871. OF a
certain TRACT Of sod. diasie 10 laid South kiagf-
town And whereas the fobicribers. as Ad-
minfhatoTs TO the fsid Stea6ex, being dctrous
10 fell fsid Mortgage, hereby give notice, that
any pe'lon ioclining TO parchafs. may receive
fuch information thereon as may be ReceEary,
~ applying TO
NATH. B. MILLER, | .fimsi-
JOIN THUKSION, ! Gya,o,s.
Or JAMES HELME, Efq. South. kiagiown.
Nrgvjort, Mey Is, soz. StS7
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
A N ACT


To amend an aet Untitled, " An act to retain
fn.th,r fum on drawbacks, for the expences
incident to the allowance and payment there
OF. and in lieu Of asmp duties on dsben-
tures."
de ktsaat1 BY ht Stnan and Hogk Of Re-
ID b,s(nfafSvo sfike Un1sd Sfafs s/ dmrri.
ca IN Conr,jf eDsmbLd, That the fecond fiction
Of the act Untitled, Z" An act 10 retsic further
fun on drawbacks, for the expencea Incl
dent 10 ,he allowance and paymept thereof, ard
10 lieu Of Asmp duties on debsntures," fhaIl
not be deemed 70 operate upon uaIesiferd fhips
or yslsls owned by the ci,i@ns Of the United
States, ~ the tim. Of psiing she fsid se, in thoie,
CATS where fuch fhip or ssGsl, at that time poi-
feGcd fcs lcuer. or ois:; rcgulsr document
iEued from cuitom-honfs Of the United States,
proving fuch fhip or vcg:. to be Ancrisan pro-
perty.
Sec. z. IND Be IL Jrti5er ,r~9ef, That
whepeysr fsiisfaetoiy proof Ghall be made to the
Secretary Of the Tresfsry, that any uarg-
ifercd dip or yedcl sss, in fact, The property,
10 whole, of citzea or Citizens Of ihe United
States, on the thir;esath day si May, in the year
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
Clark Bits

INFORMS his frieads. and the public, ,hat
4 he has removed from Baniicr's wha,f, to the
dwelling g-hooie belonging to Capt. Caleb Gard
nr, in Thames. Street, formerly occupied by
Capt. Wing Spocner--where he has for isie,
General Aforment Of
Weh-India Goods:
Among Others, are tho following articles. viz.
Braudy, Wet India Rum, 4th proof do. Gin,
New-Ensiand Rum, Wines of different kinds,
Molaiies, Loaf and Brown Sugars, Coffee, Teas.
OF various kinds, Chocolate, RaiGns, Pepper,
Aifpice, Cinnamon, Nutm.gs, Floor. Rye and
Indian Meal, Butter, Cheeic, Soap, and Cam
dies; various kinds of Glak Ware, Stone Ware,
Knives, and Forks, Jack HALVES, Pen Knives,
large and fmali Spoons, Chst Locks and Files,
Croekery and Tn Ware, Axes, IIatche,s ard
Hoes, Mems and Boys Shoes, Corks, BrinRone.
LamPb!ack. Store Lime, Lamp Oil. Powder.
Shot and Fiints. Fihing Lines Of various kinds,
Lads and Hooks, deep iea Leads and Lines,
Bellows, metal Tea Pots, writing Paper, wrap
ping paper by the ream. Bed Cords. Log Lines,
Mari,ngs, fesmess Chefs, Oak Kegs holding
from one quart to fix gallons, Buckets, Coffee
aad Pepper ready ground tor ule and num-
Der OF other Aiticles nor mentioned. Captains
OF veaeIs, and Others, may be fuppiieA on the
fhoHeit notice. and evsry favor gratefully as-
Newport, May =, 1907. SAn.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22

tameiy the msjoriiy Of ,hs Legislature, shey
have hssped accnme'n,sd isiu)s upon the peo-
pc. Inso the ,s,da OF oaion profoundly
rr nquh. they have carris1. with the whole
itIsng,h Of party. the torch Of "difnuiou and
cnii var" They havs hid TO The Reprefrn-
ta'ives OF a sreaf majority of the Amcrcan oco-
pie. b,ware Invade oor executive rights. put
down our ahUts, iihnf our partiiars, fave.
millions TO the nation on which our pandess
rist aud VIC will ptonouncs the ConAwu,ion
visl4ted. and fssj@ tsn zvab dss,b. We will
rnNc you, or NE viii diallve the Union; the
bayonet ihal do the pioes work and your NO.
irea and children may bc ous victims. Gra-
cious God Is itpathble, tha, msn. Who have
f~orn 10 fsppcu a Coraitution. VIII ie obiret
Is to protect, fhould ke the fra TO threaten car
nrgs and death; noe merely upon men Who
NAV poiieis power 20 rohe, bnt upon women 81
chidren, whom neither innocence nor wcskntfs
can fave from the vengeance Of disappointed
ambition. SIDNEY.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
A NJ AC T

For The relct of Thomas K. 1oncs.
DE IL enat,d ), fbe Strats and Hsp). eff Re-
- p,sjenfaivet q fbs UmfeI States sF liner
ie0, in Cwg,sf aGmbLes, That tho collector for
the port oi Boron and CharlcaoWn he, and be
hereby is authorized to iIoe TO ] homas X. Iores.
the debenturcs for the drawback Of thc duties ON
ten pipes OF wine imported by faid Jones, in the
fhip Juno, captain Thomas DINGHY, and export.
ed on the fteeoth day of June lat, 10 the fhp
Enterprise, captain Hrady. for Havanns, on
full and fMisfattory proof being made TO the
faid collector, oi the actual quantity Of wior in
the faid pipes, at the tine Of their bcipg fhp.
ped, as aiofieiaid f: Provided, that every osl.er
requidte fhsll have been purfucd aarcesbly TO
Law for the obtaining the faid drawback.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Speaker sf fbs /iOnIe sf Rtp,str,4dyes.
A. BURR, Nne- P,sfdsn Cfbe
United Sn,ss. and Pysjiatn efibs Sem9fe.
APrxoyEp, April 1 4. 1907.
TIL JEFFERSON,
P,,fdtrf Of fbs Unhsd Sfaie,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22

THE SubicIiben appointed by the Court of
Il Probate tor the town of Tivertsn. Com
miiiioners, TO receive and examine tbs claims a.
gaina the eaa;c of 7ksnHs 7a6sy, late of liver
ton, Backfmith, deceaied, repreien,s6 infol-
vent and twelve months being allowed from
this date for the fame All resfons having
claims agaiaa faid efale, are requefed &c ex-
bitit them TO either OF Us, at our dwellings,
within iaid time, or they will be preeluded.
THOMAS DURFEE, I CemuJ:
BENZ. ROWLAND. + yGOSer.
All pcrions indebted to iaid saate, are re-
quefed to make payment to
PHILIP TABER, Almim3qsr.
qiUs,fos, May 5, 1904. S4pS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22

virtue Of wsrrans to me directed from
D the Hoaorahis Dsvil Leswa,d Bo,re,
Judge OF the Dinnti Court for the DiRriet OF
Rhode-lfland, SrvrkrY Osr Boxss; or Su-
CAR will be fold lior The bGnsd, Of all conccroed
at Pobiic Auction at the dweliag-honIe OF
Thomas Towntend, Innhoder, in Newport, on
Thu,iday, the twenty .ieventh day OF May ina.
at eleven e'ciock in the forenoon. Said Sugar
wa' imported in the Slocp Lou;fa, Moies Tou-
Lon mater, from the HsvsAsa.
WIN. PECK, MARTIAL.
Nsegpsrt, Nay 7tb, Isos. 4t6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
/ u Al B L Z.

EiE !ubfcriben, having entered into Co
L PartnerfhiP under the arn of Sbelas1 u
RssgLe,. would Repeatedly infora the public.
that they have taken Wickham's wharf, next
fouthssrd of Col. Sherburns's, whsre they have
for ials on esionable terms, a complete as7ort-
men. Of EaRern aad Other Luinber--f,ch as
n,erchaatable pine Boards & Plank, clear Board',
clear Joia ia--mefchan'sole pine DO. fqosrc Ok
Timbsr, pine Do. fprucc Do. Oak Joia, Hem
Iock Do. Sprooe d.. Birch and Beech 3-inch
Plank for bcdfcsds red Cedar. loca.t and
white Cedar Poas, for garden fences Cedar &c
Pine Capboards good Kennebeck and other
Shihgles and LstA,, &c.--Lumbcr Of any di-
mention or kind can be procured from the Ear
en- coua,ry at Mort notice.
They ALTO have for iAle wef.India Ram by
the HosAsad or Barrel New. England Do.
Sugars by the Hoghead or Box; MolsGss by
the Hoglhesd Cerdage of all Gzs, by the
ewt. or faaIier quantity Nails Of all 6zes
Pitch, Tar aud Turpentine, &c.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENZ AMIN RUG LIES.
Ntoot7,f, Nay is, 1901. Of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22

TAKES this method to inform his cuaomer,,
i and the public at large, that he has re-
moved TO his New Store. a, the fouth fidc Of
ihe market, on Nc~man's wharf, where he pro-
poles to carry on buhneh Under the Esm Of
Hadey1on 81 Heath.
lie has the fame AGortment as before, and viii
f;ii as low As can be purchafcd in the State. He
returns his fibcere thanks TO his former cu&om-
ers, and bess Cor continuanse Of their fayors.
NJ. B. Miaers of ,eaeIs may be iupplied at
she ihorsA nolse, by cslling at their Store.
ar They have on hand, quantity
ofexcelent c HEESE, at wholefaIs o. retail
very cheap for cam.
Nrwfsrf, Ney -, isos. 7stf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
Nicholas WebHer.

INFORMS the Public. that Nc has opened a
l. GROCERY STORE in Road Street. in
the houie, late the property Of Mr.. Caleb Ea,i,
where he has for Sale a general aaorneat OF
WEST-INDlA GOODS.
Among othefs, are the tolo.ing articles
Rum. Brandy, Gin. Cherry Rum, MclaGss,
Flour, Rye and indian Meal. Teas of various
kinds, Cuffce. Chocolate, Raifns. Curais,
Pepper. Giaser, Alfpice, Cinnamon, Ns,megs.
Batter, Cneei-, Candies, Onions, Topscco,
Snuff, Powder snd Shot, Laap-Oi, Loaf aud
Brown Sa2srs. &c. ALSO,
A general and extenGyc variety of
Crcckery aud Hard Ware; Mems aud Women's
Shces. sc. &c. with macy other articles. too
tedious to meation all which will be fold a,
the a3h reduce' prices.
H>zDaor, hop II. sf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
Pafcal Faifneau 81 Perry Cornell.

TdIcai faiiiiSau q Tcrfy IorneIi,
RslpeAyalJ ixform tktr .f,ienlt and fbe pnblie in
general,
THAT they have commenced the Hair Dref-
i Grg buGnefs under the fem of FdsJgean ii
Coraell, a, the large and comnodious mop oppo-
Gte Mr y Ohm Hadsen's Thames. freet, where
they carry on the above buGnefs in It's various
bfsnchc,.----They have for iale fmal iuppIy
Of the bef French Perfumary.--Thofc ladies'
and gentlemen who may iayor'thsa with their
eufom, may depended on puntsual ATTENDANCE.
N. B. The iubicribcr rerurns hi, Gncefc
thanks TO his ouaomcrs for their paa encourage
neut, and hopes 60 m=ris q coasinusnee of thris
favor.
PASCAL FAISNEhU.
Newport. May J. iSos. S4f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
10 be- Let.

0n1immdiste ps2I15sa eiusr,
A Convenient Dwelling Houfe,
"A with a garden & Gable, late the
property of DaHie! Kaagbn, decealed.
For terms, apply TO
SAMUEL VAUGHN.
Nea0b0rf, May I3, 1892. 8stf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
T O L E e.

4 y l. L 4.
nNE half Of very convenient, and plesf.
Oantly ftua,ed Dwelling Houie, in Thames.
Street, South cad of the town. Enquire of
SARAH WEEDEN,
on the premifes..
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nUT Of the f"bfcs'ber's pockct, the s,b
~ ina. on the Parade in Nevprrt. large
Black Leather Pocket Book,
containing ahour One Haadysd DoNaY ia Bank
Diils, one of which wa, Briiisl bill ui 60 DOL
Isss.---Aiio great aumber Of Writs, Exocal
tioaa. Notes, &c. which can be o! no ofs to any
pefion except the osner. Any pe'ion who will
return the money, &c. to the fubfcriber. or to
ana Pria;sr OF the Rhode lnand Republican,,
fiiaii receive 2qUfny Doiiar reward, and no
quefiion aksd. SAMUEL CARTER.
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LAWS or rR6 UNION.
rUBLIsHHp BY AUTHORITY.
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sFvEsTH CoNoRfss
Of hs
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al bShEN(cNss,
Begun and held st she Ci-
y Of Wafhinstou. in the
Territory Oh Columb's,
on Monday. the 7h Of
December, 1901.
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- AN away from the fubfcrber, on the z7th
1N uls. an indented Apprentice, named PAR
DON Latham, IS years Of age, Of about mid
ding fze-Maaers Of vcHTcls, and Others are
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tho law. ISAAC LAPHAM.
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NNE of the Narrsganiett breed of pacing
~ Horfc'. or one thz, Trots and PAGES, thar
is 0out and sdive, well broke, free from faults.
and from 5 to 7 years Of age. for which gen
erous price will be given. A clear PAGER would
be preferred. Apply t9
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To authorize All advance Of mooey 20 Samuel
D.zter.
DEH e~aaeS ty fbs Srnatr and Hegif Of Re.
ID b,,yrriaiiVe, e} ibs Unisd Sfsies Of A,qst-
iea, ia Csng,G eD;m6ied, That the Secretary of
the T'eaiury he, ard he is hereby authorized aad
direeicd to advance out OF any money in tb,
Treafury. not olhsrwife appropriated. the for,
OF Eve hcndred dovsrs TO Ssmncl Dexter, for the
purPofe cf afiiting him in dsfraying the exprn-
ce' CT the iuit Of Ioieph Hodgfon seainll him in
the srcuit court of the diGriei of Coiumbis.
be, the faid Dexter TO be accountable Tor the
fame.