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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
NEW GOODS.
ROBERT LAWTOW

INFORMS the Public, and his Friends ia
l. particular. :hat he has jaf received, at his
Store, oppohte Mr. 7oaO9Jerd's CoiEce- Houle,
Thames Street. an elegant AGonment Of
Fajbionabls Der GooDS,
adapted TO the ieaion---,oo Numerous to par,icu-
larizc in sn advertisement. Thofe v no wil
pleaie to call at his Store, he Aatscrs himtclf,
will find an inducement to pa,chaie, as he Is deA
,erminea TO diIpofe Of them al very reduced
prices.
N. B. He has alto iuii opened for falc, a
quantity of bet iryD Liaens, ieyeo eighihs, aud
yatd wide, by ~ho!efAle or retail. IL kewiie,
beautiful siiormen, of Lnhaying,. very cheap.
ORo5sr. z3, I 8oz. cSh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23

FOR SALE,
sHALF Of a B ,dv PEW, No. So---G,ra'e oa
i 4 the Wet . ae very near the pulpit, in
the Rev. Mr.. Bradly's Meeting. Houie.--For
terms enquire of the Printer. -.
, Newport. Oet. s,, 1904. csf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23
If the Editors of the Newpo,, Mercurx,

II the Editors of the Newport Mercury,
will pnhhih Exgie En,enee from either Of the
gentlemen we named in our paper of the S,h
iqa. denying any opinion imputed TO them. re
viii excue them from The charge Of g ed = al
fraod snd ,ffnonery !" otAerwiie the charge
nUe arongly attach itielt TO them. in the citi.
nation OF ,hoie gentlemen, as well as all candid
men. (ib.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-23

'' Letters from Providence, tro.s the only
perfons who are Of any eaima,,on among the
names brought forward in The Phoenix, d,tavow
the opinions agaiait Mr.. Ratedse, inPo,ed 70
ihcm. This Unparalleled ipeciinen OF editorial
iraud and eftonrery. fhaIl IN due time and pro-
per manner he noticed"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

Republican Majority,
Thus, il is evident that no event fhon Of
miraculous, can prevent the republicans from OBJ
tsiaiug a republican Pscident At the eniuing
clsttion.
It may be intercaiog to enquire, by Whit
means, ;his great change has heen eHstisd.
Ii has been eifrttcd by three leading caufes.
which slough not aLfolotely diitinst from each
other, admir- Of diaipd IiluRra;ion.
J.. The vide diifa6on of political infofna.
tiop.
2. The wife a{ls OF the adminiaration.
3. The rapid iposeafe Of our nombsn and
Especially, the incfeaicd population of onr Wca-
efn country.
The two fra ALIGNED csufcs are fuficienf.
ly well nndefGcod. as they are the fsnding
topics Of political dilcufion. But the laa has
been little noticed. To it, therefore, we fhali
conEne oor remarks.
The comnencement of our Revelation
found pnblic opinion greatly divided. The cri-
&c called for deci6ye mcsfures, meafuscs of
great energy, which foon produced fate Of
war. ln this Gtuation of the country the opcn
expression Of opinion wa, entirely fGpprciEed on
oue Edc. The tories, who we're 70 dcignssed
from their snti-repubIiean fcntimeofs, and at.
tachnent 70 Britain, wcrc compelled to b,
Client or derars. Some vent into exile, but
more we're Gknt and paf7ise.
Our csnfe sriumpbed. liberty VI. eaab-
lined, and peace reformed TO reward our labors.
Whit alto returned sfi,fe difaGcticd to libcr-
~, with their incxhzpaed tseaiurcs. Itis not
in human nature 20 fuasio long lesiss Of un-
interrupted eiforts.. War. of all humso efforts.
moa exhauf:s the sigor OF tho1e engaged in it.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

Valesfins Khifrme, IN a letter sddreGcd TO
The Speaker of the Senate Of the State of Penn
fylyania, has communicated an efttiual cure foe
the bite Of mad dog, eirher 10 mao or bcsR.
The letter wa, laid before the Lcsills,ofe. and q
committee appointed TO report thereon. The
committee conferred With the faid Kiu.rinv.,
who fa,rd, that he ules the herb csllcd RED
Cbifk-Hesd, when ripe, or ~ full bloom. gather.
and dries in the fhade, reeoees it 10 powder, and
gives il a fmall table frsonfy at one time, TO a
grown perfon, in bser or 1s,er. in weight one
drachm & one fcrupls For child an equal dofc.
but given at three different times, or Il may be
eaten on bread with pttef honey, or molaars, az
the pcrfcn chpfes fors besa, large fpoonful,;
ifby weight, two drachms & one fcIapie. Whrn
ufed green for beat cui the herb Gae, and mix
IL with bran, &c. When given to fwinc, mix
the powdered herb with meal Of sny kind, dofc
az above, in little balls. He sfifms that he hss
given IL TO pcrfons msnysyeeks after fhey were
bitten. & neser, ,knew Il TO fail; and never give,
il more than Engle dofe. excsp, to children a,
sbove. He further fays that il IL su excellep, cusc
for cuts & wounds on the human body. When
green. naih il. & drop the juice into the wound.
and bind the herb. 70 nsfhtd, on. The proper
time 10 Tow the feed ], about tho fra of April.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

OfM ,sisfive frsrgfb IF faries. ir ne United
SsGies. a-ibs year 4 500 and 1904.
fCoutinucd from ouf lan.l

OfNr ,siafivs Frsrgfb IF Parric, is sbt United
Ssaiss. m-ibs year 1 500 Sad 1904.
lcoutinued from our lafl.l
TT will be IemsrScd that the republicans have
i tEo frong holds of which they have net
ayailed themielves, and of which-thsy may noi
peshapsvaii themislves, uulc6 compelled by the
intrignes of their opponents. Thrfe arc 70 be
found in the Staes of Maryland zrd North
Carolina, where the election OF electors is held,
by tie people In dianets. the contrquence OF
which Is disilon of the votes. The fcicrsl-
It's have, in all the States where they could,
ccnsoislaied their whole areng,h by diresipg
the choice 20 be made by the legianure. or in
a genersl ticket. BY the people. They have
thus given tie reiuli OF an unanimous vote TO
States gleasly divided, by iuppretEpg the moi
rc!petfsblc miroriiies. This they have done 10
New Hsnpihirc, Mailachpieus, Cone,etlcu,,
Vermont, New Jerley and Delaware. The ts-
publicans may do the fame in Maryland aud
NORTH Carolina. That they will have the
power in the former there can be no doehl.
The prefent Senate, every member OF which IL
republican, will continue beyond the neht clec-
ticn. and there 10 icafeciy poflbilisy thar in
the other bfanch majority OF two-,hrds. can
in two years iiok into minority, particularly
when we conGder the amendment OF the copai-
tuition, which by extending the righs of faHIase,
viii infufe new vigor into the republicans. hnd
Moth, Carolina having been, without variation,
republican, lnce the adoption OF the coutttu-
tion, no doubt can be entertained Of the iaoiliry
Of her politics.
Let us then for moment indulge our ad-
yerfarics in their wildca dtesms.--Give them
the tall fruits OF wide fpreed de,rstiion, let
mark the fefhi. Give them hack again, Rhode
Illand, Vermont, New Jeffey. and Delaware.
AIlow them every vote in thoie States. Let
thcis iotrigues !ubveft ,he political integrity OF
New-York. This ], apizc worthy OF the lct,ieit
ambition. Be generous, and give il them. Pro-
cecd, and throw South. Carolina into the bar
9xirs L.t her. too. he found . victim TO in-
tf72be. They have now ssf slt they ever
dsesms Of. More they cannot pofibly get.
And what is the refult ! Difappointmcns and
defeat. Sill viii tie republicans carry their
Pe6dcnt. Behold this demonstrated.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
John & Henry Cahooac,
HAVE FOR SALE,

AT their STORE on Banifer's Wharf,
DRoYN SUGAR. BY tbe ba,sl or box !;
MOLaDss, By fbe beyJ@ead; flOHr. BY fbe bar
rel; PoqOder, BY ibe ea@; Sbeatbiag- Paper. BY
sbe brrared; carlles, BY tbe box; I,os Ca6OeE
es; and geswae SPANISH SEGdRS.-ALso,
HONE1,, BY the barrel or gallon
--Neqv- Ta,k Soap. fbe bar--Regn- Head To
bqeeo--Bsf 4fb pr0f Jamaica RAm--I,on
Sioves--SaA. Pefrr'd Ham,-Baier, aaI Hog s
Lard, &c.
LIQUORS. of tbe bsa kind, a
general 14,5Syimesf 1ariozs aber Arficie5
az sbe Grocery Line--a eom9itn 4dganment Of
4c5ieb fbey fropsf TO be eonRanft Supplied avifb.
ar MASTERS ef Packets, PAP
Jexger, &c. may be Supplied at .[aid Stare. on
ibe yBo,ise NOnee-evab any Arfiele fbry may
ev9ni---.ana their FGver graf.fAiJ .4eknsep-
LtGged.
GREEN CHAIRS, Der Dozen--
Bar lrOx, pc, HUNDRED svf.---Midiings and Gar
nei, pc, barui---0aiaas, per Handud bnaebes,
or Trailer Quantities and
a va,iey gf,ibe bsG sfTEAS.
Newport, Feb. 10, 1902. 3T
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20

/ Osr war not only cxhsoaed their vieor, bu, de-
rri,ed them at their means Of fubGnence and
the whigs funk into repoic under the fas,ering
belief OF fccnrity.
The torres we're generally men Of wealth.
Having carefully huibandc6 their refoutcss,
dpfing The perilous ieafon. they came forth,
On the return ct peace, with mighty influence.
They were fc'n'orced by large body OF men
NJ lc.s formidable. Our trading towns foon
isarmed with Brinfh merchants and agents !.
all the commerce OF tic country inAgnlaneouly
tell into the hanas OF thoic two descriptions of
people.
A gigantic interef immedistcly fp,ans up.
Which ~ inany paris OF thc union carried all
before II. Nor confined TO the acquiGticn of
wealth, u entered out public councils. and in
many inhanccs fwayed them. A large portion
OF ouf ufciulens, who had fdpported the ievclo-
,ioa, rs II now appeared not 70 much from tho
love OF repobiicaniiii. as from the pride OF in
Dependence, or 4 fpirit Of adventure; augmented
'I'is pow srful phaanx, and rendered il Tor
shiie iriefalblr.
The eveiNs that fncceedcd need not be told.
hey are iroih IN our memories, and our coun.
tfy nili bieeds from tho wounds they inflicted
upon its PEACE.
10 thefc evcnts,a ipirit OF feiiffance, calm,
deliberate, & energetic, gradually aroic which in
iuied It's eliieacious influence through the whole
xsentot The Union. From the centre il paned
to the borders OF ihe empire. where il acquired
additional hrrng,h. Remote from the icenes Of
mercenary ,raihe, Il found. among the indepen-
dent yeomanry, minds nnpIejudiced by loreign
attachment, minds truly American, ninds,
wh'eh, ior the mon psIt, Rad unfolied 6nce
the e'a Of Independence. The honea exerciic
OF an independent AID well informed judgement
always lead to truths and 1t has been the for
tuna'e lot OF our weAeTn brethren never TO da-
regard or difobey IL The wcGcru States have
slwsys been 'epublicsn.
a' i'a they rofe with little TO attract sd
rnira,icn or infpfe fear. But . fe~ fugitive
years have carried them 20 wealth and q var
population.
II is to thets States shat We owe much oe
our political hsppineis. ltis 10 their insreaf-
ing hfengtt tbss We lhall be indeb,cd for moro
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
Goka & 59lyes- ,5su.ih.

THE Subfcriber Respectfully informs his
1 friends and the Poblic in general, that he
has taken Shop belonging to MIR. Jonathan
Mao@, directly oppoGte the FsT-oGte. where
he carries on the GoLD and SILVER Smith.
and jRwsILrRY BoiInsfs, ip all It's various
branches. ----Thoic who may favor him with
their Cuitom. may depend upon Panesualiry.
ConGant attendance viii be giycu.. and the.
frfsllca fssoss moit gratefully acknowledge,
by the Public's humble frryant,
JOHN SNOW.
- Csh given for old Gold and Silver.
Neavts,f, Sss.. 2s, 1904. ciyT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
Nicholas WebReY.

INFORMS the Public. that he has opened
H. GROCERY STORE in Broad Streer. in
the houie. late the property Of MIR. Caleb Ear,
where ne has for Sale a general aaprnens OF
WESE-INDIA GOODS.
Among Others, are the following articles
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry Run, MelaGes,
Flour. Rye and Indian Meal, Teas Of various
kinds, Coffee. Chocolate, Rsisrs, Cu,rents,
Pepper, Ginger, AIfrice. Cinnamon, Nptmegs,
Butter, Cheeie, Candies, Onions, Tobacco,
Snuf. Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, &c.---ALSO,
A general and extenive variety Of
Crockcsy and Hard Ware; Meas and Women's
Shoes, SC. &c. with many other articles. too
tedious to mention all which viii be fold at
the NOT reduced prices.
Nezpport, Nov. IL. 1901. 6otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
Thomas Voax,

AT his Sugar Refinery, South end of Thames
Street, ess0aniy for Sale,
CUGAR Rcfncr's MOLASSES, Of an excel
- lent quality, in Hogheads, Tierce., aod
Barrels, or by the Gallon Lump SUGAR
livery cheap for the quali,y) by the iinele lump,
or larger qoant.y. y.--.AJo, Loaf SUGAR, by
the Loaf; White Syrup. and Vinegar, by the
gallon. alto continues TO take in Brown
Suesr, TO Manufacture into Loaf Sugar,) on
reafonablc terms.
Newport. Od. 7, 1909. cvisf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
TO BE SOLD,
II f II K M,

II f Il K ~,
T YING 10 Exeter, State of Rhode Iiland,
H. about gx miles from WEXFORD, os,tain-
ing $50 acres Of good Land. with two Dwelling
Houies, and otter out buildings. IL may be
purchafed togethcr. or in feparaie divihors.
Payment will be made eafy.--Alfo.
A ihare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred AcTas Of
excellent Land. For further particulars apply
to PARDON TlLLINGHAST.
Exrfsy. Fsb.as sost
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
Entertainment.

DY RICHARD BARKER, at the Houfe
Oformerly occupied by Capt. Rebs,,S. Psrey,
hgn Of she Anchor, Ittle fouth. eat ef the State
Houe, where Ladies and Gentlenen nay de.
?end on beiog accommodated to their iasisfac-
,icn. Puodusl attendance will be given, and all
favors gratefully acknowledged By the ppblic's
obedient fe'vanf. RICHARD BARKER.
Newport. April 2. 1901. 7otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
To be Sold,

A LOT oe Land, containing upwards of s
"A acres, fronting Tanner & Warner Street,
with Houie, well hniihed paved Cellar; and
never falling well Of water. AIic, Stable and
Chaife- Houic.- l.ikeviie for fale, q Iot, 'front.'
ing Broad fsee. and Tanner Street, with large
coinmodious Dwelling Houte Shop. Stable,
and Chaile- Hopfe. For terms, apply to
OLIVER READ.
Nfwto,s, Marcb 10, 1907. tiff
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
. Hard Ware Store.

THE Subictihsr RESPECTFULLY informs his
Il fiiends and the public, that he has jua re-
ceivcd by the lateR Arrivals at Bottom from Liv-
erpool, a general afortmen, of HARD WARE,
direa from the Manufactures, which he win
offer for fale, in Prsuideree, at the Store Of MIR.
IsAAc PirMAN, directly oppoGte the Baptia
Mscting Hoaie. by Wholefsle only, upon as
rcafonable terms as can be putchafed at New
York or Boaon.--Thcy are now opening, and
viii be all opened in few days, by
HENRY GREW.
Providence, May II, 1904. 87f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
WILLIAM HELME

RolpeRfaily mf5rm' Biz F,itrd' asd f5e Pr5hs,
THAT having employed an experienced
i Workman from New. York. he las for
fale. at his Mandatory on ,Ae Point (by the
large or fnall quspn,y| mould and dipped tai
low Candies, hard and foft Soap, warranted to
be of equal quality to any imported.
Newport, Sept. 8, 1904. ciT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE,
HALF of Body PEW, No. 8o--Giuate on
4 Il the Wet Aiac very near the pulpit, in
the Rev. Mr.. Bradky's MeetiHg Houle. .--Eor
terms enqui;e Of the Printer. ~
New port. Oet. z3, 1907. c8d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
NO TIC e.

THE fubfcriber, intending to leave this
i town the enfuing Fall, requefis all perfon,
having unfettled accounts with him. to adjuf
the fame before the November Court. a. Ill on
fe,tlsd accounts will then be put in lait. with
out refPsa to perfons.
THOMAS ROWLAND.
Ns7vfori, Asgw "a, Isoz. 9sI.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
FOR Sal E,

A LIKELY MARE, of midding 6ze, good
4 n In team, and is fine breeder. She
would be very valuable to keep on farm, and
is ALTO in good order for Shipping. Enquire OF
the Printer.
dEgsf 10. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
FLEECE. WOOL.

EOR fale. three or four hundred weight of
i excellent Sleeps Wool, cheap for Caih.--
Enquire Of the Printer.
Nswpsrf, SEPT. RI, iSeN es,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-20
To be Sold by
Sheffield Attwood,

EIFTEEN hogfheads cIayd Sugar,
Il 40 hoghcsds good retailing Mo!afes,
$50 Barrels Herring,
--AL6--
Fossy Acres Of good Land. four miles diasnt
from this town, which is well watered, and well
walled,
Sundry Dwelling Houfss, 6suasc in DIFF
ferenr pasp of the town.
He carries on the BAKING Bufnefs as
uiosl and can futaiA any quantity of Cabin
Bread on hort notice.
He has MsIss Boat Of IS feet on hand ;
and viii furnifh others Of any dimenhon, on
the hor,eft notice.
N,~son. Jxly ~. 1904. osf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24

have otherwise had &c repent, you canno,
conceive BY any other means than by my
misiortunes--and how can l relate them I!
never at any epoch of the revolution has
St. Domingo been more distracted OF
wyetched than ut this moment; never were
It's unhappy inhabitants driven to such ex-
IRENE despair. Toussard commands the
national guard at this place, and will be
paid 10y hose vino are willing to make sd
crffces rather than remain under las COM
mand. We want al least 1000 men to Il
nish this raging war; government sends
Us detachments Of $50 70 500, 1000, and
1000 men at time, bu. never was system
more injudicious and insufficient. Such
partial rsiniorcements barely supply the
ranks thiTned By the hospitals and add
nothing 10 the strength requiyed for mill
tary operation. Thus movements are
made without any useful or decisive conse-
quences, by an army too feeble for vigo-
rous enterprises and too few in numbers,
70 act upon a variety Of points.-----Iiow
many thousands of brave usen--how ma
ny millions Of money This island is yet to
cost France in order to make it q desert,
itisivnpos be t 20. esce--how many cru.
el truths aioh - are not ccniile 10 IA
per, must we be content to mourn IN heart
rendiag silence add secrecy"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
wILMINGTON, Nore1nber Is.

We feel considerable degree Of salts
faction in stating TO the -caders ~ the MIR
eoS that the calamity which has Tor some
time ravaged cur Borough has entirely
subsidized. No case pf disease has occur.
red for more than fortnight. The citi-
zen: hayereturned TO ,aeir occupations, and
all idea Of inIection is given MP. We sir-
Cersly hope that the town may no more
witness such scenes as the last few weeks
have produced.
The pesi,lencc that walks in darkness
and the sickness that DESTROYS al broad
noon day." have ranged the streets in the
lJwer part ofthe to5pnncontrouied. The
attentions OF the physician OF philauthrop.
ist were equally unregarded. No care OF
friends or relations could save from the
shafts of death several whose loss must
long be deploEed-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
RESTLESS,

1@APOhIED from nsls.,d lag; simmer MI,
se-nt me neNt seasoi ~ ny p.au,s,.lr. or Flax
~fsf', neaE Meade afii
sac y dark bay, nearly si.,eea bhuds high.
% o., 'he oeSt blood. su- elegantly tCusrd; gene
se'2An weI acquainted with IN bleed cud ucT-
'oiinab.e CT che bes- horegs IN Ehs!-at aas given
me 4 f"h aSecuns OF rs performance taken ffgga
tle 80 snda' &c he 81; - 10 the bleed of
tSSS hiss It is nor nersly p'ses,ar6,iOaeLIe.
.At co-4a 7gt * be;tsF, bang crossed wid eyety
'n'hs 'aIGGe'e N Englan5 lie yas Got by Phe-
n'renpii one OF 'l,e best % Hetcis s,%@s. 2ut Of
We we is'ooos Dutctess, deCiiediy the best Maze
or hef day --I'aTtiC liars viii b. given hereafter
VIZ. AiCRRAE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
MASSACHUSETTS, ELrcTIOE

Fs1 RehresentatiUes ia Congress.
In dffaoLlsser, J, B. Varnum, republican,
IN 4 towns out of35, has sal votes, and T..
Bigelow, fedora! 2os votes.
IN JTocfoaS, f. Seaver, republican, in l /
towns out OF IS, has 7o4 votes, and Q. T.
verett, federal, $50 votes.
In Flynioath, n Mitchell, federal, has
400 votes, and RI. Warren, 1902 votes.
In Bnasod P. Bishop, republican, ia 10
towns out OF u, his lll6 votes, and l..
Wheaton, fedeFaiy GA votes.
In Varcesfer So4th, s. Hastings, fede-
raj, IN Is towns out Of %. has 1853 votes,
and MIR. Bangs, republican, 7oe votes.
In WorerstOr -%5rta, w. Ssednan, fe-
dsrai, IN Is towns out of27, has 923 votes.
and Mr.. Wheeling, republican, 233 votes.
OF the N Representatives, it is asoer-
tanned that I'VE republicans, and three fe-
deralists, are elected.
Itisprobable thai eight or nine republi-
cans viii be elected.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24

drawn by ge:. eral Re Clerc or his govern
ment: its uihenticity may be relied ON
Isid the respectable yp.irce through which
1t IS derived, will be communicated, ifdesi
red, al this oiiice.---rhe advices from Hol.
land, b. the way OF Antwerp, SHOW, that
an euabarkation was sbout taxing place of
part OF the French Troops. lately IN The b.
avian service, for Louisiana Should these
troops stop at Cape Francois for orders
general lie Clerc win, in all Urobabili.v'
md them ample occupation IL subduina
IL blacks OF st, Domingo busine S. not
quite SO easily accomplished az he lad
haltered himself on his FIRST arrival. The
SIX weeks, in which he promised 70 re.
establish the colony, have long apo e1pi-
red. AZ the rate he goes on, SIX years may
hnd that devoted Island rs distant from
peace ana tranquility, as when the last
news from thence was received. The
french republic aYails itself OF egery pre- |
te&t, and SEXES every opportunity l0r ex- (
tending its boundaries. Il was but The y
tier day, that tae isle Of Eiba was ;ncor. !
porated as department. The counties
bordering or the Pc, the far-tmed Ma
rengo, and other portions OF Ita!v are. -.
see gust re-umted 70 the Cirande Repub-
lique. Reunited, most emphatic word.
no doubt, Of the absorption ofall
such parts Of Europe, Asia, Africa or A.
lnerlca, 10 which France can form the i
most remote prctentions. RaDapa,ta saerne
10 consider himself 81 heira siaw 10 sll,b,. II
domains of the once extensive Roman q ~ Is
pre- Hitherto, the different .powers oil
Europe appear 10 acQuiesce, almost with II
out murmur, III his claim. a
Every American must tecI the sincerest Z
pleasure in hearing thaJ Int iiieod Of Tins /
county the eiFe of Washington, the Mar a
luis La Fayette, is stilT alive and ,eu
he visit Of Nj. COX was doubtless. bieb. !
y Hattering this mark OF respect 10 an
e%-ReneTai IN the vale ofretirement, could
only have proceeded from the purcst me- {
tives' The interview between these dis
tingoisned persons must have been OK. {
ceedingly Interesting. ,
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N O T 1 c Z.
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eszssrzze-sa
Tin SUBSCRIBERS and MEMBERS Of
5hs MgIUs / INSURANCE COMPANY
Again" ttNa on GOODS and FUpVITURh
m &c crate % Virginia. are hersJy reours,. t.
ATTEND tccir animal Genera! Alect'uy 10 be- b.l
a, ther Cencra Office in The Ci,y III Kicb,rnd
on Wsdussdsg me l2.h Of JaauaIy next
W Asst.
Principal Agent, MIC
Riebmondi i7sh nov 1892
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-11-24
NORFOLK, Nov. l6

BY a gentleman who came passenger in
the schooner Nautilus, of Baltimore, 10
day from Port Republic, we learn that
the greatestcohsterpation preyaiIs4hrough-
ont the Blight OF Leoeane. The negroes
have burnt the town Of Leogane, Grand
Guaye, Petit GpaYc, LArchahaye, and
81. Mares they have also destroyed fort
Bissoton It was expe6ted they would In
a few days become masters Of Port Re-
public The French troops were very
sickly.
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NOTICE.
IN 2sS c6sEos ECCLES p. B,ARCL.fY
4 BANKRUPT.

ME creditors Of Eccles p. Barclay are
n hereby informed, that the first divi.
dend Of tie estate and effects OF the said
Barclay, will be made at thc Swan tavern.
NJ Richmond, by The Commissioners on
The 9th day Of December, 1902. Any ere.
sitors ofthe said Bankrupt, who nave moi
yet established their lsins viii be pleas.
Sd 10 bring them forward AZ that time. be.
tore The Commissioners, a. is dire9ed by
laN.
BGNNETT TAYLOR, Hracne,
Of Eeeics z. Barclay, a ,}ontr1hh
November 4, 100. l;dml