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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
ROTTERDAM, Dec. IA.

An Earthquske has been experienced q
Aleiers. The ihock continued 40 minutes. A
vih4ge, about Fix leagues from Aigiers, contain
ing 400 houfes, was dearoyed, and al! the in
baoi,ans perihed. II does not appear, that
Coofantupple has been defroved--a ieverc
Earthquake has indeed been felt there.
9be JoilopiHg particular, recefvsd from Peer
zUa adia. efNov. IS. e6oyd tonte ixtormasion,
as 10 roe sfia Of tbe k0ie Eartb9Vake at Css.
.fantigoph.
4" The Earthquake of the 10th (they writel
RACED at Cooaantinople, the mott violently, to-
wards the fea MANY houies in the vicinity OF
Seragio, were thrown down, as well as fcveral
hats and mofques in the fuburb, OF Galata. II
continued thete more than go minutes at inter-
walls either by ibocks or tremuious motions. The
Scrsaiio i,ief was violently agitated, and the
Grand Segnior himlelf took refuge in the moi.
que OF Sophia. where An aftouiihing number of
people had aaembled, ,hst building being con-
Adefed IS immoveable."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
!" FORGED LETTERS!"

1T will be remembered that the l. Eiiior OF
the Nationi! KgD," iome time ago gsve an
opinior upon the iubjed Of Rutlejee's Lea
tess 60 the Pre6dent of che Unisei States" the
purpott OF which opinion was. that MIR. Rut-
ledge was wrongtully accuied, and ungeneroaily
dealt with; aud for this opinion thus siveo, he
undertook TO allign his IeAfon,. - rhe Peika.
diAn, ESenag Poi. ASIsNg CbIss'eir. aud 9TH.
er fsdvai papers OF inferior deicFip,ion, intsnt-
.y caught at the opinion given in Ihe K,is, aud
echoed IL as an additional head OF proof 10 excul-
pate Mr.. Ru,ledge. aud 20 throw an odium upon
his sceufers. as being attua'ed by ilinderoas
and ralignant motives. We were then rer-
fuaded, from the reafons he had alhgnsd, ihat the
Editor of she Egis had mitaSen she cafe alto
gether. Ii feems that he is nov himielf con-
vineed of il; for in the Ksl of the 9th inf.
after giving iummary OF the esidence as il then
appeared TO him, he iays.
"As we once candidly and indie
pendently expreiied an opinion, that
" the facts then dijcl2tsd were not fuf-
efficient to criminate Mr.. Rutledge,
SC we have now no helitancy in declar-
{" ins, that we con6der the balance of
+" pxssf, at this time, to be CLEARLY
AND DECIDEDLY AGAINST HIM."
Mr.. Blake has certainly maniteasd grca,
dca, of eaSday and rrdspsSdeaee on this occaiion.
1T is evident that his former opinion origin
ated IA miiconception of the cafe, owing to ,hc
brolta texture of the facts which came TO hiS
Knowledge. We cenfure the opinions Of nc
man, provided they are honeaiy formed. and
expIeaed without Gnifer motives And TO &C.
knoeledge an error, when made to appear a,
luch, is pitch of magnanimity to which few
peoM are capable OF Attending.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
NesV Psf-OEes arrangements.

WE ieel a ientiment OF lively istisiaStion
in announcing 10 the public thar the new ar
rangemcnt for the taninilion ot the mail viii
com neace on the 10th day OF this m1nth.
THIS ialsfsetion i, encresfed by the reflection
that the operation of the arrangements will im.
partially promote the inteIeits OF every diiciip-
tion of citizens, and add anew Tie to the union.
BY thele arrangements-
I. An entire unbroken !ioe Of mail aases
is eitsbliihed from Portland, in Maine, 10 Sa-
yannah, in GcoTgia--a diaance OF 30 mics.
/ !. Under the Summer eiab!i(s ment, this
diaance will be rua in IS days and under the
winter eilablilhment in II days.
Tha, is. under the fumner eaabliihment,
From Wilmington TO Portland, dittance
of 6lo miles. in days and halt.
From Wilmington TO Savannah. adiaance
of TAO miles. in eight days and hair.
}, The carriage of the mail in Gage coach
es is hereby provided for, for diAance of 400
miles. viz. ftom PeteribuTg 20 Chsrleaon, over
which the mail has heretofore bcea carried on
horfrs.
4. The poa mater general was authorized
by cougteis 10 incur au expence OF one third
additional 10 that already borne, for the car
risge OF the mail in coaches inftead of by hories.
But the CONTRACTS have bcen made on terms 70
advantageous TO the United Ssa.e,. that an i'm
mediate additional expcnce will only be incurred
of aboos 500 dollars year aud this imall
additional sxpence has ariien from the inability
legally to vaca,e oil contracts when theie fall
which viii be in Ottobsr 1904, there will be
no additional exPeuce Whatever.
+. The contracts are mldc for { years ;
by which the pernsnence of h.nilar ARRANGEMENTS
may be conGdeted as effected. N. Intel.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
LONDON, Dec. so.
A private letier from Barcelona, fHal

A private letter from Barcelona, iEesks in
terms OF admiration of the easry Of thcir Catho-
lac Msjeaies into that city. This journey ex.
sitel Ihe stteDtion Of the Kingdom. and attract
cd vaa concouhe Of people from every part.
The Kings fuit comprit,d about 1000 perfons,
and was preceded by 500 light Wagons, drawn
by mules, carrying their clothes. &e. The
triumphal car. in which the royal pair entered
iowa, wa, covered with iheets OF gold. fuitain-
ing az the top crown OF dinonds OF immenic
value. The car was drawn by knight, richly
dreIed and followed by the guards fplenddly
attired. The pTocelIion lated Upwards of two
hours, and the enthuGafm OF the peoPle on this
occs6on was cxceif,ve. On the day following,
their Msjelfies weat to hear msis, when the
crowd was 70 great, that feveral perfons were
cruihed TO death. Eight thoufand perfons dine
daily az the Kiog's table, and the expences are
dilcharged infpecie, ffigate has beeo fent
round with icvera! milioni of piaaen for the
purpoie.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
Extraa efa letter fiOm a gentleman ar WeSHg.
IL.

Extraa efa Letter fOm a gentleman ar Wetbirg-
tss, dated Febraay II, 1893.
=" The prelident has received dupatchcs
frsn our miniaer in France, which will hsdow
the hopes of tbs friends OF rAgisa ihe iederaiils
The accounts arc 20 pacific. that unleis VIC arc
dilpo'ed to act the part OF the wolf in the table.
we (hall really have no pretcst for war and
ho~ fate of peace will be reliihed by theie
pt,Silon of Chri(tianity ard oenuncia,on OF
iril1eIity. We can nc AZ no TUts 10 conceivc-wsr
was their laa hope. and having this laR and
only hope draroYed what have they left to
confolc them Reflection affords TO them no
comfort, and anticipation is worm tina, gnaws
thcir vi,als. But to proceed TO the news. The
Guidance Of it is, that our miniaer at Paris has
received sGurances from the French government,
that they bad the greatea de6re to cultivate a
good understanding with the American gov
ernment, and that general Victor, who IL TO
command 10 LouiGana. had received inRruetions
from the Fra Conful TO purise conciliatory
mesfures, iuch as would conduce 20 the harmony
and mutual improvement Of the intcietts and the
rights of both countries, and 80 refpeet the
rights, territory and perlon, OF the people Of the
United States" PbR. fHp.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26

DIED]--On Monday evening, the 9TH
inf. at Providence. in the ia year Of her age,
Mr,. Ann BowLEs. relie OF Melcalf Bowler,
Efq. late Of se~poH. -
"st Scu,k- kingaown, on the 9Th inn.
after a long and lingering ipdifpoGtion oil body,
Mrs. ELIzAsETH GARpngR, confort OF Capt.
Panf GarSser in tie siit year Of her age. As
ihe fuaained an amiable department and an un-
blemifhed character n lie, we humbIy trua that
her foul oow inhe'i's birffrd Immortality"
On the 9,h inf. fuddenly, Mr.. DASIEL
TFrfr. in the soth car Of his age.
In this town, Mr.. HsSRY MuMFosp,
in the Ash year & his aga refpetsabIe citi.
zen, and worthy rpen,cr Of fociety. He has
lsf, an sniablc widow, and very exienGve cir.
Gle Of fricod, and Acquaintance to mourn the
inepairabIe Ioh.
80, Etpcrf ,rnembyssee Of fbe Jsf.
Shall Fb~yb eobsx ,b,y Hesp IN d.a.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26

MARRIED AT New London, on the
I4th inf. Col SAMUEL GREEN, Editor ot the
Connecticut Gazeue. 20 Nils MARY STARR,
daughter of J0yed Starr, Efq.
At the Friends Meeting in New York,
Mr.. WILLIAM T. SLocUM. Merchant, TO
Mih MARY DUSBAR, of ,hat city.
Hsw bl,R fbe U~'ou, and tbsts bon3r botv fuveef,
Wssk kssay, beany, rDydom, vi,iAe meet.
At South Kingaown. by Samnei Z. Gard
sy. Eiq. Mr.. JoShTHAs CARPENTER, Jun.
TO Milf BfrsEY, OATLEY, daughter OF Mr..
joiePh Os'ley.
At Middletown, Mr.. GroRGE PorrLR,
to Mits BARBARA PtckHAM, daughter OF the
late Mr.. Richard Peokham.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
pErERsBuRGH, fRuAia, Nov.i,.

The ,6th uii. ievere lhock of an earth
quake was fel, al Moicow the walls OF ieveral
houles were iplr, number Of houfes thrown
down, and ionumerable windows ihsrteted.
Many people of credit lGert, that they felt the
fhock here the fame day, bu, not TO a violent
degree. This is the drf earthquake ever ex-
perienced either here or at M1icog. IL is re-
rsarkable that this phenomenon extended 70 far,
that il was not only perceptible at Wariax, but
at Senln, B,charea, Jaffa. remofwar, Cron-
tadt, Hefmanfsdr. Lemberg, sc.
The Dey OF Algies is fated 60 have had
an iniervSie8 iome time fince. with the Britilh
Confu and Sir Hugh Barlow, wheu he dsman-
ded change OF she BsiIilh psdporrs, and the
payment of a debt which he aiTerted TO be due
TO him TO the amount of So.oool. threatening
war, in the event of refuial, or of delay be-
yoad the cloie of the prefens year.
From Lib,n under date OF the Il init. We
learn, that a convention has been Ggned ar
Madrid, between the agents of America and
Spain, for the appointment of fCommidioners, TO
ft at Madrid for the indemnihca,ion of thofe
who have fufered loa., or injurie: in confequence
of exceIes OF individuals of either nation during
the late var, contrary 70 the exiting treaty, or
the Law Of nations. lt is added. that five Tri-
poiue vefeis were at lcs, cruizing againR the
American trade.
The Emperor of Morocco lately fent VET
Eel Of I6 guns TO iifbnn TO demand from the
Portugueie goverhnent number of cables and
anchors. which were of aeceffty Immediately
furniihed.
A private letter from Paris fays, thar new
expedition of no leis than 10000 men, Is about
IL be icat from France TO 81. Domingo.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26

A moR melancholy and heart rendug fcene
took place near Dover in England. the latter
end of November laf. A Dutch Tranfpor
having near 500 fouls on board was driven on
ihorc. 474 of which. peiihed. Including z9
women and children Imagination cannot def
crihs the horrors a,tening this diiaaer. The
floating bodies of The iaife,crs, ESPECIALLY of the
women and chidten, we're a. dia,eiiag I, the
eye. as their hIieks were 10 the car Of hu-
maniiy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26

And fa0SDfos immsdiarty giprn.
HE Chambers of the Houie Of JOHN Baix
Il in Broad Street, con6iting of one Largo
Chambcr, four Bed Rooms, two Cloiet,, and a
privilege in the Kitchen all in good repair.
ALTO, a Shoe. Makers Shop,
with Stove therein. adjoiningrhe Shop Of Mr..
Hrryy Bsi--will hs lcis so ,hs. -hiehril bidders
on the asth March next, and poiieiIion then
given. Enouiie Of JOHN BULL, on the pre-
mites, or Mr.. THOMAS PorTER, in Poy,juosib.
Ne1pSs,i, Feb. aS, so3. rz6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26

The uncommon weather on the "a of FEB.
lot. by lightning, did damage TO the ihipping
IN New Yo,k harbor, aud one man was killed.
The Epiicopal Chnrch in New -Btunlsick.
New Jeriey, war iet on fire by lightning aud
dearoyed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26

- In our next We ihall commence the de-
bates in the Senate, upon the late extraordinary
Memorial of the diib,nded t;drmi judges.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26

The ex.judces. fays the Baltimore Patriot,
are rsbJ difpofed to become f!somsn and pes
Jiozeyi ;aod would make grand eOyps de rejsrve.
had KINo JOAN fucceeded in fubRituting tho
crown for the cap of liberty.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26

Thuriday the 9TH Day Of April next, is
appointed as a Day of Faaing end Prayer.
hrous shout the State of Maaschuis,t.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
II GOLD WATCH.

OST, between the Friends' Meeting. Houfe
IL in Portimouth, and the dwelling -houle of
the late Sampfon Shearman, fmall Gold Watch,
with gold chain, Jingle cafe. opens with ipring
much valued by the owner. Any perfon fnd-
ing the fame, and returning il to Ricba,d Mi,sb-
eH. Portimouth David Wiiiians. New port; /;
or at this OGce, ihall receive handfome Re-,
ward, with the thanks of the owner.
NssVpS,t, fs6. a6, 1906. i,6 /,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26

captain general Of Cuba, to deliver no the CO.
lony TO the French Immediately On their arri.
val in the fame aate that the Spaniard, had orr
einally taken pof,eiiiou Of il.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
N + w z o X T..
Saturday, February 20, 1909.

On Monday next, the Honorable General
AGembly ot this State will convene at Bntol.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
JACOB RICHARDSON.

Hai for Sale al tbe Psa.Ontc.
A Hundred Thouiand Dotch Qnills. from
4 \ No. 8 oiS, to be fold as low m can be
purchaied IN the State--Slates of the Grit quail
ity, by the Dozen, OF all hzes---paper by tho
Ream OF all qualities.
Feb. ,6, 1903. iaef
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26

The Legislature o. Virginia, we are in-
formed, have agreed TO refoiutions, fniilar to
thofe of the LeE.lsture of Maryland, approv-
ing of the neafure. OF the federal Executive, in
dcn an4iias 'srs..'fv" so.- ,i'V ~"~ srranraoIe
conduit OF certain officers Of the Spaniih govern
meat, in aopping the navigation OF the Mii-
hhppi. -.
A fire broke out. on the 74,h u!t. in the
vcity-Ioom attached to the Epilcopal church
north Of the rivet Severn, miles belo8 Anna
polls in Maryland. The flames quickly fpfead
over she church and reduced that ancient aud
noble cdiGcc to an heap OF runs.--At Skcnceta-
dy, IN. " on the 9Th init. three houlcs, two
rabies aud lhop were dcfroyed by hre.
After four trials, the Houfc of Reprcfen-
tatives OF Malachuietts. made choice OF Ohm ..
Adams, to Sepretent that Rate in the y. 5. on
the Sd inf. by frnsll majority.-fic had So
votes. and the Republican candidate ~.
THEopoRus BAILEY, Efq. of Pouch.
kespGe, IN. W az prefent in Congrefs. i, ap-
pointed TO reprsient that Stare in the Senate of
The United States for years from the 18th of
March next, in the room of Cow. Morris, Efq.
Gen. Bailey is decided republican. And thus
are fbe pe1Pk 6thvsnl from 0ne more Of fber
eHe"N's IbSS'
Hb,abam C. Lasfng, of Albany. has been
appointed TIealu.cr Of the State Of New York,
in the room of Robert M'Cellan, reGened.
Mr.. LanGog had unanimous vote in both
doules OF the Legiaature.
The pcculayioa of our late State TIeafurer
will afford no fubjea Of animadverhon for our
drtts. federal primers 10 this fefped they aill
be fent as the gave. Now had this fsme
trealurer been a republican, thoie bRe and cry
gentlemen would have founded The rogdery from
one end Of the continent TO the other but Mr..
M'Clcilan is fcdera!ia, and tbii aiifys he CAFE !;
we expea nothing eis than TO fee the deed gIof-
fed over as an act Of bonsd (uriadlrg. Baron.
Liz Of Ame,iean vs61h a, Poim Pef,e (Gasla-
brpe) JanHay zs, 1893.
Sch'r Julian. Jof.ph Beonst, for Savannah.
brig Nymph, Foler; brig Union, Brown brig
Hope, Day; Sch'r Nabby, Titions; Sch'r Hsz-
ard, Do,y, all of Nesbulypor, Sch'r John,
Pesfe, of Hsdfon Soop Mary Dean. Paddle
ford, Of Taunton ALTO the following C,ptsins,
(names Of their veGels not recolletted) viz. Mar.
riner, Manning, Bates, Martin, Mackenzie,
| Smith, aud Brown.
Arrived here yeaerday, 10 diArefi, about
| months out from Bottom. boond to Indis) the
Ship MERRY QUAKER.
The brig Jeferfoo. Capt. Dean. has suiv-
ed a, Wilmington, IN. C.) in "A days from
Poio. Petre, Goa. where contagious fever rag.
ed. which carried sff great number of Ameri-
can feamsn. Capt. Dean loa all his crew ex.
cept two men and his mate, who was confined
by f.vers 6ekuefs during the paGage. Capt.
| r. ,din.r of the 0noo - M Eufloi. r. l.
having loa all bis crew but one man, failed on
the ioth ult. to leesard, 10 order 70 procure
more fsanen. N.Y.paP.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.

In the late debate on the iubjett Of indem-
niGcsrOns Tor French ipoliations, Bayard and
Rutledge, fairly let fly az the mcaiares OF their
own party. II is well Remembered that the E-
eord article Of the convention with France, con-
Guided b. Meilrs. El!fworth, DAvie, aud Mur.
ray. provided that full compenfation (hould be
made for the fpolia,ions made on American COM
Tnsfce, during the 7Dar end 10 Guar of Ohm A
dams ;--ihs, when il came before the Senate OF
the UniIed States which then contained a large
majority Of The anti republican party, shat this
article was annaiisdby ibe Senate, and fent back
90 France in tina, fhspe. What was the deiign
of TIN, Ianiaefion cannot be accounted for on
any rational principles of fwifdom, jultice, or
reeefIity. But it wa, the ad Of the parry Of
~hich Rayard and Rutledge, are bOso,a5k mem.
Br.--Yet Ru,ledge contei!es that had not the
fcond article been rejected by our Senate the
French government would have paid every dol
&r and BayerS fsys the Senate had right to
fiddle the public with fun which BY their
own calculations amount to &c, ,ooo, 900 Of dol
hrs but which probably cannot be really leis
than fSot!vs millions. Bayard wihes 10 have
additional taxes laid on to that smount-be-
Czufe he thinks har,s keep the people from too
rpch tme to think-snd all the party are vii
ling 20 lend a hand, tho they know ihat nine
ienths have been covered by infuranee. 49,
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A,yfee,o1," arc requeAed to forward their
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P. S. Thofe who live in Newport, and
towns adjacent. may leave ihei, names and ad-
vance pay with Jaeob RibardSn, Efq. Poa-
Mater, Job~ Sioesm, Efq. Surveyor of the Port.
or Mr.. FaysfrUo,tb, Printer. S. T.
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CuSTOM.HOUSE.

DWtfd 9 Nf1D40ff, Ff51nay is.
EEreRED, flFg From
Sloop Sally. Crspon, New. York
Schooner Marian. Maneheler, GaudsIoupe
S.oop TSo Siaers, EAd, New. York
Shoonef lfssc, Weir, Port Antonio
Hannah, Nonhsm, New York
Brig Biandywine, Cozzens, ToIkslland,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
SAMUEL TRuMRllLI.

aF Now in the Prefs, .
ArdJGesd,J, will be Pabiy@ed, In otzaVo. on ges8
paper, and rohb an elgasf ySe. (Puee 10
Sxl/ey,bsu, One Deiia,,)
Conititutional Republicanifm
in oppo6tion to
FhLLAcIoUs FkDERhLISM,
in Seventy Five Numbers, occaGonally printed
in the CHRONICLE, under the Ggna,ure Of
OLD-SOUTH. with Pysfatov Add,,6 to, the
Citizens Of the United States, never before pub
lifhed.
Subscription papers will remain open ill
the 10th Of March enfuing, at which time, they
muf be returned to MsfIn. Adami & RbodeL
the pubfhen 10 Bottom.
Gentlemen In this vicinity who may with
to fubfsrbe, will pleafe to call at the Poa-Ofice
in this town.
eJ qJn Psjlt4aon will bring 10 tm1m-
6,anee hisg. Dew and old.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26
WASHINGTON CITY. Feb. II.

=, On Tueday an Entertainment vas given
Ma. MusRos, by the republican members Of
the two Houfes Of Congrefs.
xxfra9 Of kns, from a sssfLmas at Nezu.
,Tvk, qoto LJf fbs M0jfpSi ibs 3d@ Jan. in
br%it Mexieasa, 10 a bs,su IN ibb city.
a., The governor Of New. Orleans, previou,
to my falling. had received orders from The
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-26

The Legislature Of Virginia. we are in-
formed, have agreed TO refolutions, fniilar to
thole of the Leg g.nature of Maryland, approv-
inp of the mealures of the federal Executive. in
ac M an4iias s.vs.@,ie. sos-vi,0 TrsuraUe
conduit OF certain officers Of the SPaniih govern
meat, in aopping the navigation OF the Milf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-28
Fifteen Dollars Reward.


ID AN AWAY on Saturday, the 9Th Of his
n month, bright MNlatto Man, Name!
STEPHEN; about 28 or SO yer Of age: he
is about S feet 7 or 8 mchcs high, pleaf'nt eoun-
tenance, YpealS- rather flow, but very active ana
handy at any work; he ierved an apprenticeship
70 weaver, isa good workman at that but-
nefs. and remarkable coed hand in brick
yard in Mort, he is fnars at any thug he is
iet about he is very fond Of fpi its Of any kind.
Icannot deicribe his drcfs. RE never ran away
before. 70 expect he has been inticed off by
fomc artful villains if 1t be the cafe, and he
man can be Appreciated, will give SO Dollars
on his conviction OF the theft.
RO8ERT BOGGESS.
". 5. forewarn all perfous from harhoring
faid fellow at their peril, as in that cafe they
may expect to be protecuted.
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PROPOSALS
Fer PpblyDing ~ Su5iefipta9,
MODERN GEOGRAPHY.
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EMPIRES, KINGDOMS, STATES, ANn
COLONIES,
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Including the maa tecent dife9vef7s and
political alterations, dseelted on
new plaa.
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The .9oTROAtGMI al INTRO
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WITH NUMEROUS MAPS,
Drawn under the direction, and with the
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Maps.
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type.
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I9uDLlf aenOue.
On TUESDAY,

CW u LoD<I
A1ss'e!ock, rv;ll be said 0ttbe Texaae
Store,
Rum in hoglheadsand barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whilkey and Apple Brandy in bis.
{ Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in,tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raiiius in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs ard trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
ALs o,
4 rariety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings.
Kerieymeres, Duhls,
Plains and Kerieys,
Negro Cot,ons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and Ruiiels
Yarn Stockings,
Chinszes and Calicoes,
Irifh Linens, Silefa do.
Platillas,
Clnsburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hard'ts,
india Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiess,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candleficks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
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