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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-21
SECOND NOTICE,
In the Case Of JAMES ssMIFF9, 4 8aaarassf.
WHEREAS

Comnisslon Of Bankruptcy, knReed upon the
aa Of Congress passed on he 4'a day ot April,
1900 ent,tled !" An act 10 estabiishan roiiofm
system Of Bankruptcy tbroushous ihe Umted
Statss,'' kath been awarded and issued forth a.
gsinst lanes Smith, of Dumtries, in the state OF
Virginia, Msschans, and he having been deciar-
cd 3nkrnpt--hc is hereby rsquiledto surrender
himself 10 tire Commissioners, IN the sad Com
mission named, or a major psrt Of them, on trl-
day the eth, aud Saturday the fgth days Of this
present meath, December, and Monday the 9sh
day Of January next, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
room. 90 esch day, at the Commissioners Chlee,
(she house Of BENJAMIN Parke) in the town Of
Federicksbufg --snd make a full disclosure OF
his estate and effects; when and whese his cree
altors may attend TO grove their debts; at tie
second meeting TO cltuse assignees; ard at the
lass sitting. the said Banksupt is required to
finish his examination.
All persons ina-bsed to the said Bankrupt, or
who Rave any OF his eHetts, are nor to pay or de-
liver the Same, but 10 whom the Commissioners
shah direct. BENJAMIN sPARkE,
Secretary to the Commissioners.
Commissioners Offce, 4
Frederick sburg, Dec. /, 1905
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-21
15ubIit 1tsn0us.
on FRID ~

!, - $50. zval IL I'D II tbs Fraare Sssre
: Rum il hogitAeatls and barrels.
Essen 2rar:ag q psPss,
Gfn ia pipes and ols.
Wh;lkey ana Apple Brandy N bia.
sspsr il hhds. tierces aai bis,
collee iaptiesees ana bags,
g Sssss' .a'lS Soap II boxes.
slsala aud dip'a Candies
gss.ius II kegs. boxes an,jass.
gigs IN kegs and irai1s,
Oscens Ware ia Crates,
EURNI.TURE, sc.
i vcristy If DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
gsr!symsrcs, Dnfi.s,
Plains and Kerieys,
Negro Cotfans, Segge',
E!aRicSs, Blue Fgiszcs,
Calinlancocs and RuReis,
Yara Stockings,
Chintzes and Caicoes,
IFi.ls Linens, Silelta 10.
Ofaaburgs and Ticklsnburgs,
Mullins and Alaaln Handis,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna HandkerchieIs,
Coloused Threads, Hats,
4 And iundry other Articles.
- P. G. MARSTELLER.
8 DEC. 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-21

Il5nas CraUe21,
Has uf received and is nov opening athis fore IN
Kihg-Street few doors above Mlfiis. Bennett
and Watts's, ahaadfome aHoItm-nt OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
conGGing oifuperfnc broad ciolhst and cah
meres, coating, foreft cloth, kerley, and BALI
thicls, trigcd and rofc baakcts, ir'zes, AanneIs,
toiiinest and faanfiowns, R.iia fhset;ng, ravens
duck, dowlas, creas ard tctienbu,6s, brown and
white platiias, Irifh linen, long lawn and line
cotton flirting, an elegant aiiorupent OF cambria
mullins, While and coanrst fine ]adia nlnll rnuil
andfptjgg do fashionable cb!nlz and calicoes, Ter
nitnre do ladies extra lopg cotton gloves, French
and Enslih silk pick nick, & lace 90. o. fa.tin
ffipe anu fancy bordered cambiic travis, white
and colouyed camei's hair do. paiert lewing cotton
threads, laces. bobbin, &c.&c. The above goods
will be difpofed OF on the dual terms Tor cain.
Nov. IL, d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-21
I en- Dollars Reg0ard.

Missing-luppoled to be itolen, a
large SILVER WATCH, doobie gilt, capped
aud leweIied, makers name NJ Tobias, & Coz
Bell Dock, Iondor, No. a554--fccood hands
With flop; l. Mex. ensfaye.i, o. the pcndanrs
tic hour, iecond, and inmate hand of gcId. The
above reward Will be siven for the recovery OF
the watch, ard Ten Dollars more CO tie conyic~
tion of sfe thief. ~Enqoito the Printer.
Nov. rs. Z
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-21
TkyiIN c.. LADD

JOHN G. LADD
has for fae al his warehoufe, Prince tfeet wharf,
5000 buihels coarle SAT-,
IS hhds w. India Rem,
80 Pipes bef Holland Gin,
I5o bis. Reefaa PORK,
A quantity of Sea- Les'hefsod Shoes Of all forts.
90 pieces of Rnaia Deck,
100 boxes mould aaddiPp,d eallow Candles
80 d.. SpeSmaecli do.
7 hhds. snsi 50 bis. Sugar,
10 do. MolaHs,
z tons of Cordagc aG,Tted,
2 cafes handanna Randks.chiefs,
2 bales India co:tons,
box Pcsfomety, DO. Fans,
A few Feather Beds with Pillows and Boilers Of
the beG Ticking,
An aGortment Of playing and blank Cards,
Bar Iron, Stone Line retired,
Salt Pesre, Gfonnl Ginger, Pearl Af,
Rice, Starch, Whiting Paper, Glfs, fiops,
Cotton Yarn aGorted, &c. &c.
Nov. l..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-21
s5ase5 bp auai0n.

On SATURDAY,

IN s5-11 y Mo
h 10 o'elsck, 4uiB Be sls N lie Yexast Store, tie
eoraer ~ Kisg and yai1u fst<ts.
Rum in hh1S. and barrels,
Whiikey 10 barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in csfks
Wine in pipes and quarter caEkss
Nolaiies IN hhds.
Sugar In htds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap IN boxes,
Cofes in cslks and bags,
Raiiias in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
4AuaYgety OF DRY GOODS,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-21
Wsndozu Glass.

The Subscribershave received and
effsr for sale, S BY 10, and BY 9, window GLASS.
from tie Baltimore Mandatory. The quality IS
excellent, and il viii be sold atthe Baltimore
pfees. They expect TO receive very shortly,
larger sizes ssouia the same place.
r. 4. Ho0E, Is Co.
D~c. 2. 4
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
puNsrABLE. lN n. } De. q.

On Saturday morning. abont o'clock,
Timorhy HAdlcy, aged about IS. was found
dead in bed large quantity of froth. mixed
with blood, covering conGdcrable part OF his
face Aprefented a hooking fpeeacle. A young
man (Charles Robyl of ~ years of age. who
lcpt with him. appeared ALTO ia pitital itua-
tion, though Iiving.--He was unable to fpeak
or open his eyes, was conhderably fxolen aud
in great diitref,. III; ws Immediately remov-
ed, and medical aid was adminifered 10 him.
Il appeared ia evidence to the Coroner's inquslt
on the dcceafed, that the young men. who lcpt
in fmall and pretty tight chamber in which
there was no Ere place. had about 9 o'clock, car
ried into their chamber akettlc OF lighted char
coal ;--that both the young men were veil when
they went to bed and that nothing appeared
in their previous conduit, which could raiie
fufp.cion' that they could have taken any thing
with deign TO ihorten life. The jusy's verdict
was, that the dcceafrd came 10 his death by
misiortune. No doubt Is entertained but it
was the poifonous quality Of the charcoal which
aff:eted the young men.-On Saturday night,
the charcoal which was not confirmed. was again
lighted in the fame chamber, and cat fhut up
in it.-In the morning. the charcoal was about
half confumed, and the cat dead-She appeared
10 have died fome tine before morning. Roby
is yer living. On Saturday he was entirely fenie-
leis; on Sunday morning. he recovered his fenies,
but Jecollettcd nothing after he wen, TO leep on
Friday nighr.--Ith expected he will re-
cover.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
sr In expectation of receiving the

Preddent's Meaage, we prepared Supplement
the two preceding weeks but were then dif-
appointed, and OF courfe this week are very
much crouded. We mutt, therefore. difcon-
tinue the Review of " Rutlcdge's cafe" for the
prefeot. with the aHurance that it fha be re-
famed 10 our next. And we take this oppor-
tanity. as proper one flor we intend the
/" cafe" ihall be thoroughly fitted before we
again decline it) to propofe the following quef-
ton to Ben. Hazard, who, as " DEP. Ser, e
PSb. Nst. ex ebfe,e,"' folemnized the feveral sf-
6davits that have appeared in exculpat,on Of
Mr.. Rntledge ,--Did you, Sir, ~ the lew re-
quires, duly adninyqey the safb upon each. and
every of thofe sfidAvits. or depoGtions. to the
perfons respectively ohio purporied to have Civ
en them ! We are authorized to fay you did
not. And fhAll wait while for your anfwcr,
before we enlarge upon this point.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01

a MovG sesisJ are. srsai va,i,y sf.bs
4 \ rf fa6oxa5l< ea6issf ,faysi,a,<-b,ajs
kzs5s aaS bo,kf--tcsSai risgs--,ks esantlsi
s.d 6,et, etsat pirf (sr .Epp~fsts for Lsiirg.
glsg;fJ b,els isekf. hsifi. bisg,s. and fa6k ea/-
iou --bisf and ya,bs-,/rrsspS, 6,ax and ss,i,,
g all kisds--bra6 and iran birso---4dser.
eb.f, frSxk. espboa,d, pad, and ofbSr hcks Of
eve,y dJje,ipfiss--gSs-i iosks av< 5raf fs,xnxs--
krive' ard /o,ki--dssn ksipu--;sek and sex
k1'vss--d IL asd e5scs k4,vss--/f1su ard fSrays
--yssg. inob, ard fb3wb iafebss, b,ef and ,ros--'
psarfer and iron. fabe and tea /pos~s---s svavmise
pars, espSfr and b,ef--somtsfnon, i,s1, J@~i-
fSos and oleekfis tea k,ffiss--tadss and bovsi,--
@eveb and fssss --dseJa,di--ebey6xsdy@e y@e,----
gridirsxs, patent and eomwoa- -briissvs.
6,a/f Ssd iron nycs---box, and irVm fs6ss n.Hs---
brgb, japs1S. ard nsv cavdicGitk,-yasi and
japss'd r.fsr---fas6Srb bsais- psfsnf lamp, vs-
ris1f k'rdi -Gi1e, hd gsaiiy-sJo.
A handlome allortment japan'd ware.
Patent and common Time Gla0ss-
L'efi.s gAeVS,--ebays and riding so5 Ss. a~x
qVbip r0rds--Sre and tsx qpi,s--exrsy ssm5s----
marie and rat ir1ps -srss, alxss axd batebeh---
drHp'sg. .k~ivei--earperier and kerr bsmmsr----
sooed Jatof band and /?snes do.--isnsaaf deve-
tail asa Jetb 10. 6roj5 and i,s~ Ssek--fsvsisr.
rsrfe6 axdk kobsis do.--Sosbk Ds~ JACK tiss~s---
J''"fr,i ard yar0o,bisg bfaim--JGnek irox os--
mosld'rg and rabbi d. 6.--aaigaLi. beiioqof ard
ros"d', and ia5t piam,--~ep,zg pb,i,a,u ss&
pioro, piaiv'-b,n fsocts sDif6 bnn agS,n9--b,H
esS,jsesf Gunsr eb1sh--csmmer ia. --,aoytie,ng
and jaekef ebyth and song1--esR:jaesi Jau,ixx
gssgNs-phatn irsns-,2'a,sg gauie,,- -i,s~ IgAars,
and eo~pgDs'--earp'ateu ,Hkf--lpiA and nail
giSbhn--fapborsr, &c. Shoemaker bammsrs.
krivs', kzippsu. pfscru, f~eks. a1vI bkadss. do.
befn. and Jfzs.qeks. --Iioz)5, bsartb, eisfbo.
bar. dsgiag. and notb-b,1B0--boy< @oe, Tar.
Jf,S6irg and baisfeys do ---bon,s. raxor, ,oxoy
f'ap' ard es,ss ,<bsvisy Ssxs,---bg~ and issv
eonbf--b,c6. Seqofer, hafbsy. bassy and gis6 mk-
T1nd' INK -ioto&sr--eepper plan ostvH Hp,-ks-
Ter. aDyifiyg. ard avrapmg paper. svs,y qualify
qn'H' f,em 50 esrf' 10 3 dol9on per bwd,sd /eei-
ire sosr % aoetsn--6Laek and red M,rseco Ssckes
bsst'--b1f blaok led psseiit. Rahs q Ra~ S,se,L :
--gxnfrr JtaLt and dv,dfr -borc6sv RaA,--beN
Lssdon peaDier tea pon. Asd var,sty ef sfbss
anieLs' az ia1u a, cav be bo@gbf in ibb foqvx..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
commiffon o. Bankrup,cy.

IvxIHEaEAsa commiffon Of Bankruptcy,
wv under the Hand and Seal of the Hon.
David Lssrard Ba'vss. Judge Of the Diafia
Court tor the Rhode lnand DiAriA. has been
,warded and iiiaed sgaina EowaRD DExrsR.
|of Providence. in faid Diaritt, Trader and he
being declared a Bankrupt. is hereby required
to furrender himfeif to the CommiGioners in
the fsid CommiiIion named. on the s,h and
isd DAYS of January next. aud on the 4,h
day OF February next, al 9 o'clock 10 the tore.
noon OF each day, at Alpheus Amsnidon's Gold-
en- Ball Inn. in faid Providence, and make fell
dfcoyery and difeloiure ,~ais efasc and effects {,
when and where the Creditors are 10 come pre-
pared TO prove their debts. and ar the fecond
meeting TO choofe an Aiisnec or Adignees. aud
at the lsa meeting the faid Bankrupt Is requir-
ed TO hniIh his examination and the Creditors
are TO aiIent to OF diasut from the allowance Of
his certificate. All perions indebted 10. faid
Bankrupt. or that have any Of his ettet,s. are
not 70 pay or deliver the fame but to whom the
CommiGioner ihsll appoint.
BY Older of the Ccmriili oncrs,
SAMUEL w. BRIDGHAM, Clerk.
Providfnes. Dec. az. Sea. ms
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
A le,,er was yefterday received in this cit

A ler,er was yeaerday received in this city
from Charlciton, in which was encloied a letter
from member of the Legislature OF South
Carolina at the feat Of government, which
Aates that the majori,ies of republicans in the
two houfes Of the iegilature are in the ienaso-
rial branch o, in the representative branch 70.
Il Is contemplated in South Carolina TO chuie
their representatives to the next c,ngreis BY
general ticker in coniequcnce OF which the
irdefstigablc Letter av,ifev has pofed TO the teat
Of government under the expectation of impohng
hiS6eif 40 a candidate for the fenase Of the
United States. Ii would feem as IL the fenase
vas intended TO be accommodated to the fame
defcripsioa which Iosd North gave OF the
Brisf, houfe oflords, an hofpital for incursbles;
fos there arc in il noe men to whom the people
would not have eniruaed conAsble's Office.
And is feem, Ru,Iedge feels himlelf ht only for
John Adams's bsit. Asnsa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
For (ais BY JAcos RICHARDSON and
WILLlAM X. WILDsR, "a
DABOLL'S SCHOOLMASrER'S
ASSISTANT.
Bsirs plain f,aaieai ./laen ef Hr,bmetis.
THIRD EDIrIox--By NATHAN DAsoLL.
RECOMMENDATIONS.

NESOMMEfNi ia loNos
Tale. Csitxs. Aov. s7. 1909.
I HAVE read DaboiPs Stbcsiraaey's ,itfasnf.
4 The arrangement OF the ditfe rent branches OF
Arithmetic is judicious and pesfpicuous. The
author has we'll explained Decimal Arithmetic,
and has applied il in plain and elegant man.
ner to the iolction of various queaioss. and cf-
pecially to thoie relative to tho Federal compu-
tation Of money. think il viii be very ufe-
ful book TO Schoolmaaen and their pupils.
JOSIAH MEIGS,
PreflpSr Of Mafbemafies e NafaYai Pbiio)seby.
l have given fome attention to the work
aforementioned, aud concur with Pfoteilor
Mcigs Ia bic opinion Of It's meri,.
NOAH WEBSTER.
NtqU- Hrves. Dec. IL, 1899.
Rhode Jaarl Coil,gs, Nov. 20, 1900.
have run through Mr.. Dabois SbsoimaE
fers 1N)faxf. and have formed of il a very Ia
vorable opinion. According to its original de-
fgn. think il we'll Z" calculated to fufnilh
fchooIs in general with mcthodical. eafy and
comprehensive fyacm of Practical Arithmetic"
] therefore hope il may hnd generous patro-
mage, and have an extenGve fprcad.
ASA MESSER.
PyyfsDsr Of The Lsav1si LansHage,, and
Teacher Of Mafbfmsnn.
y Piaisfeix Aeadtmy, Apya 40. 1904.
make uic of Da6oPs SeboofmeFev's 4E
EFamf in teaching common Arithmetic. and
think il the beft calcnluted for that purpofc Of
any which has fallen within my obferva,ion.
John ADAMS,
Refer Of PiahyfsH AeadSy.
HHdja~. Ang. zr. 1904.
l have perufed Da5oiPs dritbmeie, and
snd it, 10 my opinion, far preferable TO any fys-
TEN am acquainted with. Ii is an improve
ment on D,isOorb, as Dii4csub's Sebsoimayfsr's
ADJGanf 10 calculated merely to aiift The Sebooi-
meftv; but DaboiPs will equally anfwer ;his
purpoie, and sfIilt the lcholar to reach bimIsjf
beiidcs. Nothing have fcen 70 fully mec.s my
ideas, and give il nv decided preference and
recommendation. THOMAS WORTH,
Teacher Of Mathematical.
Dr Three large edition, OF this celebrated
Arithmetic have been publifhed in Iefs than three
years. Ii is in general uic in he States of Con.
nstticut and Rhode l1and. and introduced in
many fchools in the State Of New. York. In
the third edition improvements are made upon
the 4 and I'd editions.
Desm6y .. 1904. Iseow6t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01

Congres is now afemblcd at Warrington.
and the mott excellept Meiisge Of the Prefdent
Is before Us. With the PROPERTY Of our coun-
try before his eyes, he could not fail to expreis
himfelf happily on the enjoyment OF the means
by which it may be prolonged. BY examining
the mehage, every Citizen may determine what
meaiures arc adopted for the tranquility, the
fafety. and the bea profperity of his country.
We cannot FAY too much, but each one may
judge of the character of the prefeOt adminiara-
tion. from the important facts in this invalua-
bic fate paper. CSaktm Reg.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
WILLIAM HELME

R,ISe6fafJ ig,o,m' biz Fy1sd, asSfbs Public,
THAT having employed an experienced
L Workman from New York, he has for
iale. at his Mandatory on the Poin, lby the
large or insll qaan,iiy) mould and dipped tall
lo~ Candles. hard and foft Soap. warranted to
be Of equal qaaliiy to any imported.
Newport, Sept. 8, 1901. civ
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
NE w p o r I,
Saturday, January /, 1909.

The 9th of December was the Conaitu-
tional day for the meeting of Congreis bur
owing 20 tho non-attendsnce of fome of the
Members Of the Senate, the Prefide~t's MeGage
was no, delivered ,ill the 9Th. On the 18th a
quorum was formed, and Siepbes K. Brady,
OF Vermont, was cholen Pre6dent OF the Senate
pro TEN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01

Mr.. RIcHARDsos is elected Governor
of South Carolina and Pierce Bssirr. Senator
of the u. s. in the room OF Mr.. Colhoun, de-
ceafed. Thefe arc unequivoeal evidences of the
repcblicanifn of South Carolina.
SAMUEL MAcLAr IA Republican, is elect
ed Senator of the United States for Pennfylva-
mia, in the room Of James Rois. fedsraiT.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
SIMON DAVIS

Has for /aie,
CT. Croix Rum by the Hosihead, I'D and sd
~ proof.
Antigua Rom, ditto, ditto,
Retailing MolaGes. ditto, -
Soperhne Flour BY the quantity or Jingle Barrel,
Pilot, Navy, and Ship Bread. ditto.
Tar and Turpentihe. ditto,
Brown Sugar by the Barrel,
Coffee BY the Hogihead, Barrel. or Bag,
Logwood & FuRick by the Ton. Cwt. or fmall-
erqusntity.
A few pieces Mahogany.
A quantity Of Menhaden Fin, In excellent or
der for fhipping,
A few tons Whale Oil,
Spermaceti Candies By the quantity or Jingle
Box.
Nf4efon. Jan. I, 1903. (rI8h
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
CUSTOM HOUSE.
r..1 - r. ~ -

EHTERKD, From
Sloop Lucy, Bailey. Turks lfland
Brig Charles & Harriot, Clarke, Mschias
Angcfonia, Burdick, New York
Venus, Bigby, Chafleaon
Sloop Sally, Bowen, Alexandria.
CLRAREp, For
Schooner Neptune, Gould, Martinique
George, Baker, Antigua
Sloop Fame. Juitin, New York
Brig Herinrs. Earl, CharleRon.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01

Ht The Members ofthe Newport
AfIoc,arion Of Mechanics sod Maaufatturers,
are requeaed TO meet At the State Houfe. on
the % ina. at 6 P. M. Pc, s,d.r.
- JOSEPH THURSTON, Ss'y.
~ Ne, VI, Isos,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01

Accounts from the Cape, fate, that the
negroes had fucceeded IN taking Port. Rcpubli-
can by form, and hsd pur all the white men.
women and children in the place to the iword.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01

- ESPECTFULLY Informs the public, that
IN he has removed from the hoofe Of his
father Davx Ne/s~. 10 the hop Of Mr.. qbemas
Hozpiand. directly oppo6te--wbere all kinds OF
Tin WARE can bssfurnifhed at the ihorief
notice. and on as reaionzble terms as can be
bought ia this town. Conasnt attendance will
be given, and the fmalca favon acknowledged.
Newport, Dec. IS, 1904. II6T
sJ Cafh & the highelf price given
for old PEWTER and LEAD.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
For Sale, Freight, or Charter,

NJ THE good Sloop HisAM.
AN i only two years old. -
-N-A M froDg we'll bolt, and in com-
III y pletc order 10 her hull aad full
ES-s ES- ss.rsaa rigg'd.--.Will be Sold on rea-
ionable terms if applied for
foon.--Or may be Chartered OF Freigh,cd, to
any port io the United States, or Wel Indies.
For terms apply to AARON BORDEN.
at Free,own. or to
WV. MOORE, jun. e Co.
Newport. Drrm5sv. a,. 1904. INF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01

The French Gen. LIZ CLERc, died at the
Cape on the sd Nov. after an ilneis of FIVE
days. His body was embalmed and fent to
France (by the Swiftfure. "A gun fbipl accom-
panied by Madame lie Cierc, iifter to Bona
parte.
Gen. Roebambrss. fuccceds Gen. lie Clerc,
a. Commander in Chief at the Cape.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
DAVID MELVILL, Jun.

Has joe opened. and nov offers for faIe, ae
his old aAnd. next door South of Mr.. Town
ieod's Coaee. Houie. neat and gcneral Az
fortment of
HARDWARE, STATIONARY.
and other Articles.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
ELEAZER .rREVETr.

INFORMS his friends and the Public in cen.
1 eIal. that he has opened Shop in the houfc-
of Caibarirs Eafox. in Wafhiogton -Rreet. ON
the Point. next norih OF the fhip-y yard.--Wherc
he hasfor fse a general sfIortment of
Weif-India GOODS
aho, quantity Of Dry Goods. as cheap a. st
any Store ~ town.-Csp,sius Of veHels and
Others may be iupplicd on the fhorteft notice,
and every favor gracefully acknowledged.
Nsssberf. Dec. is 1904. n7tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

INSERTED from the Gsrrifon at Fort
~ WoIcott, on the asth infant, FRANCIS
LEDGARD, born in the State Of Connecticut,
in the town Of Plymouth. IL years of age, FIVE
feet inches high. dark completion, grey eyes,
brown Mort hair, had on q round hat, brown
furtout coat. blue clofe bodied ditto. blue cloth
vea and blue pantaloons.
Whoever takes up and fecures faid Defer
Ter in any GaoI, or delivers him to 'he Com
manding Oficrr at, Fort Wolcots, fhslI receive
the above reward with all reaionshIe sxpences.
LLOYD BEALL,
Capt. Of Arillerias Commanding.
Fs,f-Wsifsff, Dec. ssfb, 1904. rs
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
!. DOVER, August 9.

This morning between three and four
o'clock we were awakened with heavy
and continual firing, which continued
until about seven O'Clock, and seemed
to be in the direction of Boulogne the
FIRE was renewed about eleven, and con-
tinaed until about one P. M. sloop
of war and cutter were discerned from
the hills, andaeight or ten sail within
them no certain accounts are yet come,
but. it is supposedthat some Of our crui.
sers were chasing privateer, and had
got within gun shot of the batteries.
Half past FIVE Ia sailor Just landed,
says, the firing was between some gun
brigs and French gun boats in Withstand
bay, andthat our vessels were waiting
the foed tide to renew the. attack we
are not certain whether the gun boats
have troops in ornot; however, we are
all ready to receive them, and expect
more certain Intelligence every hour it
has been nearly calm all day. .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
PORTLAND, September 10.
ARUSE efNEUTRALITE.

On Thursday last capt. Nathaniel
Jones of the brig Gener raj Warren, of
thisport, arrived from Cuba, after pas
sage of 81 days. Soon after leaving the
port, the captain who was III the cabin,
was informed that there was vessel to
windward. Capt. eameimmediately
upon deck, and supposing that the vessel
might be in chase, hove his main top sail
to the mast and kept under gentle way.
The nnknown pursuer, which proved to
be British armed brig Of i6 guns, when
FIRST discovered, was about two miles
distant, soon came up with capt. Zones,
and fired q mosket whereupon he set
lied historgaliant sails and hove his yes-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
, DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. IS.

TT 1AH1A9 OOPt' W.
BY gentleman just returned from the
westward we are informed that the pres.
ent drought is greater and more extern
sive than any that has been experienced
there for these twenty years. Aiongthe
borders Of the Susquehanna4 river, the
Juniataand their branches, biliousfevers
are remarkably fatal. In one, instance a
family Of FIVE persons took sick, and di-
ed in a fortnight. InLewis town, there
had been as msnyas fifty persons confined
q one time with the dumb ague, and a.
long the courses drivers to the eastward
ofLewis town, many persons are attack
edwith equal fatality by the dysentery,
bilious levers, and the dumb ague. ::