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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13

IN oae instance, AZ least they are dts-'s -
We shall never yield to their opinions iron, ~
dread of their resentmentS we SHALL never a0enl
don the ground We have taken, froF, the Na. =
being abandoned by those. who, without pro- e.
cation, have become our most deadly ana ifvss
ter@se enemies"
Il has fpmctinics been deaied that thenen in'o
whole hands The government Of the y. States No
unhappi!y fallen, were hofilcto he commerce.
inteFelts of Tic country. Bot Il IS tatt, fthsE
while they we're ia The minority. they frequen1'y
threw OCT fentimcafs of that nature. Mr.. daa17
ion, in his commercial lp.sct 10 Congrcis, fpcss
ing of cur merchants, fays, 8 There are the
prsngse reafons MOTTO follow The mercantile OPT
nion in this country il mighl be the opinion %
she very country of which we ought rot 70 t41s
essns<t."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13
Sept. 10.
Strayed or Stolen,

FROM the common of alexandria, five or tx
weeks ago, hnall red MICH COW, with
narrow horns. She has white freak under he:
throat, and one on her back; hasa very long
tall with little white on the end of il. Who
ever may have taken up, or oblerved fhe fame,
aud will return her to the iubicriber IL Aexan
dra, or give information where fhe may be tound
lhall be generouly rewarded for their trouble.
RUTH SPEARS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13
alera1lbrta Dallp abuartiser.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is.
HEALTH-OFFIrE,
OCTOBER 13.

The Committee of Health report four
deaths for the "a hours ending this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
They acknowledge, with gratitude, the
receiptof Twenty Five Dollars from CT
tizen, and Ten Dollars from an absent ci-
tizen by the hands of Mr.. James Lawrason,
as donations for the use of the Poor.
5. SNOWDEN, Sec'ry.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13
BALTIMORE, October 10.

Arrived, hip ohvs, cap:. Dryden, 4s days
from London.
Seh'r Edward, capt. Dowall, from Curacao.
Left there, brig Polly and Nancy, Brown, of Bal
tiDore, and two briggs belonging to New York,
and one to Philadelphia, names unknown. The
tch'r Experiment, capt. Barber, ofand for New
York, failed with the Edward.
Arrived, fch'r Caroline, capt. Coleman, from
Guadalupe. Left there, fch'r Nymph, Davis, of
Baltimore. Spoke the brig Alexander, White,
hours from Cape Henry. Was boarded by the
Birth hoop of war Driver, the officer took and
dearoyed all the French letters on board.
The schr. Two Brothers, capt. Belt, from
Guaiaioape, is in the bay.
On tie night of the I'd inst. while laying too
IN the Gutph Stream, sea struck them, which
washed the capt. (Gardner) overheard, who IN
fortunately was lost, together wishthe caAlbo ose
ana boat.
FREDERICKsBURGH, oa. II,
Sportmg Intelligence.
~ -, r.. ,,1,sr ti,a x anna,annoCk
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13
LoR at the LATE Fire,
Augue ~,

A fire Bucket paioted red and inlcfibed Frank.
lin Nse Society, VIM. Laid, 1872 Whoever
will return it to the luucruer ihall be Literally
rewarded, u. EADD.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13
Brxkra3tieies in F,aaet.

The last French mail brings us the news Of
forty failures at Paris, eighteen at Bordeaux, four
teen at Marseilles, fifteen at Lyons, seventeen.
at Nantz, six at ST. Malo, nine at Rouen, ten
at Havre, six at Dunkirk, two at OStend, eleven
at Flushing, eight at Rotterdam, sixteen at Am
sterdGr, ten at Genoa, twelve at Leghorn, and
eight at Naples. From Russia we hear that ten
Silesian manufacturers have failed, and there is
an apprehension, should the Elbe continue to be
in state of blockade, that their nambef viii IN
short time be doubled.
80 Londaa Paper.
The Editor of the Egis, in his last paper, treats
his brother editors of the democratic side With
bieh degree of contempt. He corcludes his re-
ACTIONS upon them with the following passages:
"Reproachful and overbearing, they demand a J.
tin;d and seryile acquiesceuce. lmparsnt of
controul or contradiction, they revolt at the ap
pearance of restraint or resistance. Obstinate ano
merchandising, they require of every advocate
oftheir cause, TO become 81 Ike mere Cay 10 the
hands of the pottere'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13

Jockey Club course, III this vicinity, tfc long con-
tempated COLT RACE, which Tor nnIaoer OF
Horses and magnitude Of Parse, has never yet
been e9uaed on this side the Atlantic. OF the
twenty one horses that had been entered, at Two
Hundred Dollars each, half forfeit, eleven were
withdrawn by reason Of laneness and other &C
cdents, but nine, fire eyed, and ran'pant) took the
turf, paving with generous impatlence for the
race, and for victory. The conconrse was I'M
mense, the sympathies Of all were raised TO the
highest achne of heart throebing ansiety. The
first heat was run in 8 minutes $ seconds, and
the second in 3 minutes SO steOnds. The result
was as follows:
Heats.
Col. Miles Selden's b. f. Lavina, j. /.
Mr.. Iuroer Dixon's b. {. Cygnetf, 2. 2.
Col. Wade Hampton's b. c. Venrune, 8. 4.
w. B. Iianilin's 5. c. Coriandef, a. ds.
VIM. Rafd,,phs g. f. Wiltonia, 5. 5.
Mr.. B. Ggymes's S. f. Saucy Pats, dis.
Mejor L. Buffers c. t. Rosetta, dis.
Gen. A. Spotswoods 5. c. Saltram, dis.
Col. Hoomes b. f.. Mad Of Alworth, DIS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having obtained letters Tes'
tamentary with the Will annexed, on the estate
of ADAM LoNGDEN. deetased, requests all per-
sons that have Just claims against said estate, 70
bring them in properly authenticated for settle
menr, and all persons indebted are requested TO
make payment to
RALPH LoNGDEN, Ex'ov.
October l3. law5wt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13

q LCt,
THE frame Wareheuie on King ftfeet. two
doors above Pitt Street, now occupied by Am
brofe Vade. PoaelIion will be given on the z7th
Of this month-apply, in the abience of the
fubfcribcr, to Col. Dennis Ramfey.
R. l. TAYLOR.
Auquit r. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13
ApHoRLSM,

We frequently fall INFO error ard folly, not
because the true principles are not known bus
because for time, they are rot remembered
he may therefore justly be numbered among the
benefattors Of mankind, who contracts the sreaE
rules Of life into storr sentiments that may easily
be impressed on the memory, and taught by Ire
quent recollection 70 Eecur habtuay on tie n'shas
The malicious censufes OF our enemies, II We
make right u.e Of them, may rroye o.3gfsatcs
advantage to Is, than the ciyllities Of ous bees
friends.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13
4 little Song f6r Democratic foxth.

FROM TIE BALANAcE.
" The greater the truth, the grestel The lbei.!''
Then reward Tom Paine, and indlct the Bible.
TAG.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13

Arrived, brig Molly, Adams, Isle of May
schooner Jenney, Porter, Passamaquady sch''
Sea Flower, Rowland, n. Carolina.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13

Yest.yday.was lun for over Che APPROPRIATENESS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
John & Henry Cahoonc,
HAVE FOR SALE,

At their STORE on Baniaer's Wharf,
R ROWN SUGAR, BY tbe 6ay,si; Hilbert,
AI5ervr Sfoxf RayfaJ PER ea& +; M5lalSS U
abe begyG~ad; fisHy. BY fbs karel; Mould and
Dp, Cavdies. BY tbe bsr; I,0u Cabo9ffs; and
gsssiss SPANISH SEGARS.-ALso,
HONEY, BY tbe barrel or gallon
--Nc4u- re,k Soap, b. ibe bsx-Ntg,o- Head To-
bsao-Bof 4ib psosf Jamaie0 Ram Iron Sieves
--Sah Pefey'd Hans-Loaf Sugar; Batter, and
Hsg', Lard, e5c.--LIKEwisg,
LIQUORS, Of tbe bea kind, a
ressrai At16ytmss, and variogs abey 4Aytiefp
% RE Greeev Lire--a esnfA~ dps,smrm ef
ro6ieb f5ey f,eps< 10 be eOgsa~fJ bfplisd aoiib
e-5- MASTERS Of Packets, Pac
Fngen, &c. may be yJnpplita at Jaid Store, on
fbe %s,f,s NoHee--aohb any Arfieit fbey uo>
.uon--Ss their taOsr' grSf:fally aekns1Ofedgsd.
GREEN CHAIRS, per- Dozen--
-Midksgs, pc, S9t5si 0, ba,reL-Onos', per
Hsadyed bunebts, o.. juaiie, gaanfItt'--LOAF-
SUGARS, ana a Vayiety y fbs 6of J JIEAS.
Ne~port, Dec. iS, 1904. 3Y
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

TAXES this method of informing his friends
L and the public in general, that he ha, re-
moved from his late place of rehacnce, to the
houie he formerly occupied. oppp6te MeiIs.
Glib & Cbarnizg's-Nhere may be had an ele-
CANT aGorment of GOODS, adapted to the
teaion--too nomerous TO particoisrize in an
advertiiement--and as cheap. fo' cath, @ at
any fore in the town.--Thole Who will
plcaie 20 call at his Store, ne AHtes himfelf,
will hnd an indueement TO purchsie, as he 10 de-
ermined to difpoie of them ar very reduced
prices.
N. B. lIs has ALTO ioa opened for fale. a
quantity Of beit Iyy@ Lirsss. fesen eigh'hs, and
yard wide, by ~holeiale or retail. kewife,
a beautiful saortmen, of LEhsrmg'. very cheap.
Jzrxay f3, 1905. csH
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

John A. Shaw, & Co.
INFORM the Public that they have taken
l. Shop next door bot one North Of the
Coffee Houfe, where they carry on the
WATcH.MAKING BUSINESS
in all it's Branches. Likewifc all kinds Of
Hair Work 81 Goid Cypbers
neatly executed. They have for Sale, Englih
and Geneva gold & iiiver Watches. Gold Neck
laces, fyer tea and table Spoons, falt, muhard
g. pap Spoons, foup and punch Ladies. iugsr
longs, large g. imai Looking Gla,es, dieting
Do. tea Trays. Walters & dreaing Cafes, Plat
ed, wooden, and Britannia Gators. Britannia
tea and coffee Pots, Gentlemen, and Chiid,cn's
bea & coamon HAITI, Sufpender,, Knives aod
Forks. brais globe & common Handirons, Show
ei & Tongs, bra6 and jappansd Lamps. elegant
plated q bfa6 CandleGicks, dart and common
Gains, horie * chaiie Whips, ladies do. SeifIors.
Pen HALVES, Snufen & Trays, powder Boxes
and Pafs, Razors in cafes and without, fhavioe
Boxes, aad Windfor Soap, Cream Balls, writing
Paper. Dutch Qpils. Spaniih Segass, Maecabsu,
Rappee & Ssotcn Snuff, Starch, Pcrple Brown,
togethsr With complete Affortmeot of Jewel
lery & Perfnmey. They Alio carry on tho
GoLD & SILvERsmITBs
BuGnefs Cain given for Old Gold and Silver.
t4t Punttuak attendance. and the fmallelt
favor, gratefully acknowledged. Gff
Newport. On. a. 1907. Taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
IKE NOTICE..

yTTHEREAS the fobfcriber vas, on the ,iit
Wv of february ioa. appoinred a G ussdian,
to and over Jofeph Weeden, Of ffsid Middlctown.
yeoman, and his wife Elizabeth Weeden, and
hath fully complied xith the lsw :-Therefore,
all peffoos are hereby forbid trading with the
faid Jofeph, OF Eblabeth, or trufias them for
the future, as they ~ili snfwer the fame on the
penalty Of the Ls~.
ISAAC BARKER, Gaardian.
Middletown, Feb. Is; 1903. Is6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12


A MONG qcbieb are. agrr1 vsrity effbe
2 r y s.ss teJ5.sya6S eSdfiet Jf1saAn--Srsji
lpgbs and book --Sexlai rixgs--ekgSrs eva xefea
sad t-ad eio0k pin, (v y/npp0rfe,s far Isokixg-
xigDssJ 6ra,f iaek,. balls, kmges, and table eaf-
fer5 -tlcs and y0lbs--1/frelos, brads, and naiff,
ef all kiad5--bra6 and iron bixgo---d9ay,
f51s, t,xsk. cupboard. pad, and otbey i9ckJ sf
svtv, lJirpiios FIN locks and b,a6 fxynhwe--.
is'ves and farkf--dtsn knivy--j7ek ard Pen
ksiv.s--d e and e5Tte karOes-.,Jc!g;,s and b.an
ts1oser and ;,eu, fabk and tea lp0ous-1Oarmirg
pas, eapSts and bra6 6-eompsation, i,ou. ,@sef-
iyou ord blscihr tea kcnies---jpaSes and h1veb-
%oveG and fssgs s--,FceGayA --essfgge19ei
gydiyons, patcnf and comn7v--jfaEyous --6sllo1vs,
Ssa6 end iran ngltf --box, and iy0u e26ee miLh-
byeE, japan'd, ard i,ov eaadlef'eks-,fssi ard
;0baal lfuu6ep-,jus9srb b0an--patrat lamps, "a
,iou kndr Cine, Jf,a qSaLy-A5o,
A handfouie afortment jaPan'd ware.
Patent and common Time Cla1ss-
L'atirg gieDit--esags qrd riding pObpi, and
.r5ip eoyii --6ya6 and iysa zvi,e--earry esmss--
sn0zte and raj trap, -axes, aaSes and bafebeD-
ara eng E1iurs--earpssieu and kext kammen--
sDaaf Jatw baud end 2inirg ID. b.---tsanaat aove-
rail asd Ijry1 do. 6yqG and iron baek--fwairg.
ssmpaG and key5sk do.--dsuble iron jack plaiu--
j7ixtt,i AID Eaesdbiyg piqiss-JGngh i,vn do
mo4iaiag and rabbi do.-aaigaih, bOllo1os and
raandi, asd table p!aias--msuisg pbii1aes ard
tiavg biaim--brn Ja,cts qvits bhh ADsrfe@-dos
saf-feei .frsy eb,ltls--eSmmon do.-m0yheirg
and iorkef e5ysh ard eorga-eqa feel Jqsnrg
gsEga plain issn's-,lidirg gs~te, Jq1arer
and eomp3Dsr--earp nf<rs y4ies---/eike and vail
Eiw6tsn--tapb0ye,', Se. Shoemaker banmr,s,
kpves, kqispr,s, biso,,. faeks, azui blades. do.
bdfis. ard yfzs,eieks.-Hozft, beanb. eiofbss,
bi,, dyairg. and footb-5rsba-bopi,. J@oe, tar,
Erabing ard paivfn d,-bour,. ,a=ou, 'aS0y
f,ap, and ezfs-)Ssviug bpxo-bom and ivsry
e,nb,-6ya6. teqo,e,, hatbsy, PAPER and glsji inS-
farh --irk- k-pazcltr-elppfr Plate e02ey yEifs-kt-
r-,. goritisg, and 7oyaping paper. sOsy gHality-
sniA fran 50 cents 10 dslla,s PER- bArarrd-fai-
iue rDar ii zogfru--biaek 9rd red Moraeeo pscsrt
Jseks--bsa bL7ck lei ps-eib, Rafes q aafe psnei'
--gxzis, /eais and d'rid,yy -p0zv<tr J9e)2s-bSf
L,adsu pr7ufry TEA pas. dad a va,ie., Of s,brr
sr,ieits a, k,4o az eax be bszebf in sbn fszvs.
.NesPoft, Dec. ~, 1909. n71
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

Rslps6fsiT isjo,m' bis Frknds ardhs Pn6iie.
THAT having employed an experienced
4 Workman from New. York, he has fox
fale. at his Mandatory on the Point lby the
large or imall quso,ity) mould and dipped tai.
low Candles, hard and foft Soap, warranted to
be Of equal quality to any imported.
Newport, Scot. Z, 1907. cir
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
JACOB RICHARDSON,


Iias for Sale az ne Peg QHy.
A H.pdred Thoufand DuicA Qaills. from
"A No. o tois, to be fold as low as can be
purchsIed In the Statc-Slates of the dra quail
iy. by the DSzen. Of all 6zes-Paper by ,hs
ReanofslI qualities.
Feb. s6, 1903. ra6,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
Te Be Sold or Let,

A WELL hoifhsd Dwelling Ho0ic. 6suated
"A on Thimcs- Street. oppoG,e Mr.. Rsbe,i
SspsY'--Alfo new Store. adjoining the yard
and garden, with good we'll OF wsicr.--H
not inmedia,eiy faId, the Shop. wi,hlfome part
Of the tioai-, will be to iet.-1'he hrastion,.
both for bsn'h and buGnefs, is not inferior to
any in towG. Conditions may be known. by
a9piyios to HENRYG. CHfi.MPLIN.
NeSPort. Nov. 40, isoz cxii
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
For saie by TAcoB RICHARDSON and
20 William r. RrkDxR,
DABOLL'S SCHOOLMASTER'S
ASSISTANT.
BeiTg tfai" ptARnai lyPsm ef drt5ms'ie.
THIRD EDiTIoN--By NATHAx DAsoLL.

ND HD'"N--Dy NAIhAN HAs"LL'
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Ta!t. CeiysYe, Non. AZ, 1900.
HAVE read Dabel's Sebeoimeasr's ADid~nt.
4 The arrangement Of she different brsnches Of
Arithmetic is jud,cious and perfpicuous. The
author has well explained Decimal Arithmetic,
and has applied il 10 piain, and elegant man
ner TO the folution OF various qoeaions, and ef.
pcciaIly TO thofe relative to tie Federal compu-
tation Of money. / think it will be very ufe-
fol book TO Schoofmaaen and their pupils.
JOSIAH MEIGS.
P,eflpSv Of Maibemafio u Naisyai Pbile(9pty.
| have given fome attention 20 the work
aforementioned, and concur with ProieGor
Mcigs in his opinion OF iis merit.
NOAH WEBSTER.
New. Haver, Dec. L., 1899.
Rhode. Jqaad Coil,se, Nou. 90, 1900.
have ron through Mr.. DaboN's SbsoimaE
teys AGfant, and have formed Of il very ia
vorsbIe opinion. According 10 It's original de-
iign, | think IL we'll "calculsted to furmfh
fchooI' in general With me.hodicAI. saiy and
compseheohse yAem Of Prsaical Arithmetic"
l therefore hope it may knd generous pssro-
mage, and have an extenGve fprcad.
Asa MESSER, Pref.D5y ef tbs Lsarssd
Language, and zt9fbt' IF Mafb'm"fi1.
PLaisfeH Aeadem,, Ap,H 20, 1904.
make ufe of DabsRs Sebeoimafsv's AE
Efam in teaching common Arithmetic, and
fhiok it the bcff cslcoluted for that pufpoie Of
any which has fallen within my obierva.ion.
]. ADAMS. Rsao, Of PLaishtH AAlty.
Hsdjsx, Ang a., itoz.
have 2crufed Da6oIPs d,iibmetie, and
End it. in my opinion, far preferable to any fyf-
tem am acquainted with. II is an improve
nient on D,iaOo,tb, as Da1Ds,ib', SebmLmedsr's
Militant is calculated merely TO sAiff the Sebo0i-
sedry; but Da5oh's will equdly anfwer this
purpofe. and aflif the fcholar TO Haeb bimysY
behdes. Nothing I have feen 70 fully meets my
ideas. and give il my decided preference and
recommendation. THOMAS WORTH,
- Ts0tbr, Of Ma,bemaiie,.
Cr Thfre large editions Of this celebrated
Arithmetic have been publifbcd in Ieis than three
years. il is in general. .ufe in the State, of Con-
nseticut and Rhode Hard, and INTRODUCED in
many ichcol, in the State Of New. York. In
the third edition improvements arc made upon
the N and I'd editions.
D,om6,r 9. 1901. ISeow6t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
ELEAZER TREVErT.

INFORMS his friends and the Public in gen.
1 eral. that he ha, opened Shop in the hoofe
of Caib2nHs Eafom in Warrington -aree,. on
the Point. nexs north OF the ihip.yard.- Where
he has for fale general aaor,ment Of
Wea-lndia GOODS;
slfo.a quantity finiy Goods. as cheap as at
any store in town.---Cap'sios Of vefIels and
othen may be iupplicd on the fhortelt notice,
and every favor gratefully acknowledged.
fssr,s,f. Dec. iS, 1904 [u7n
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
William Moore, jatn. e Co.

HAVE foR SALE,
III lbrir STORE or tbs Fevy Vbayf-a general
.4Dsr,mezt ef
GROcERIES,-.S SHIP CHANDLERY,--
HARD WARE, &c.
Which they will di!po!e OF on as rea!onab!e
terms as at any Store in Newport, by whole
GIe and re,ail--smong which are the follow
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

Blank Deeds, and Jfy2iee's Hrifs,
and Execution, for Jals'as tkis QGe.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

Ing articles -
40 fnd.. good retsil- Spanifh fote INDIGO
ing MOl.sSSES, CASSlA.
Holland GIN. ALUM. SNUFF,
WrA-India RUM, BRIMSTONE,
BRANDY, Woo & Cotton Cards,
Loaf & bloxnSUGAR | TOBACCO,
Hyion kin, ,Souchong. ? by Q GLASS,
and ohca TEAS, COTTON WOOL,
COFFEE, GINGER, German and b.iiterd
PEPPER, PIMEN- STEELE So
TO, STARCH, NAILS-4sHorred,
Cattle & NY. SOAP. GLASS WARE.
MUSTARD, FLOUR, CANDLES
COPPERAS, tons sfoI,ed IRON,
Sherry WINE, per ton Oh hnnored,
Mslaga Dc. &c, Sc. &c.
LIKEWISE.
A great variety of DRY GOODS,
fui,able for the feafon.
20 Firkins good BUTTER,
IL Kegs Hogs LARD,
for ihipping, or ho.ns coalumption.
Newport, Dsc. 4, iSoz. ir4,f
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-05
A4RTzMsBI,RG, 4sgu,, s.
WASHINGToNs

g There Is a history Of this Man's Eje,
figuring the nature d the Time dtceas' q. 2
We are happy to announce, that the
LIFE OF WASHINGTON, the ma.
terials for which have been collecting and
arranging for upwards Of three years, and
which has excited in the highest degree
athe literary expectation Of both hemis-
pheres, is now 50 far matured and COM
pleted, that two of the volumes are rea-
dy for the press.--Ju Judge MARSHALL is
the biographer. tits said Of Alexander,
thar he snsied Achilles, only because he
had Homer for his historian. The pre-.
sent age may say, that it is to be regret.
ted, that Homer had not Washington
for his hero. Future times will have
none Of these to envy or regret; they
win exclaim, Washington anda Mar
shall have lived for each other. -
We understand, 4 short sketch Of the
settlement Of America, including the
most interesting events Of its history,
win be given in this work, as an essenti-
al preliminary to the introduction Of the
hero. The biographer in this respect
eminently discovers himself master of
hissubject. Itmay be emphatically said
the LIFE Of Washington Is The Histsr, Of
his Country. We indulge ourselves in
very sanguine anticipations ofthe merit
of this production. The copy right has
been purchased by Mr.. c. p. Wayne,
of Philadeiphia, and Mr.. j. Ormond Of
that city is now in this town collecting
subscriptions forth work. His success
has been highly liberal and during the
few days he win remain here, we feel 4
pride in asserting, the patronage Of the
public will not be sparingly exerciscd-
The praise Of this work minsies itself
with the very 6bres ofan American. Can
any one doubt that il will be neglected /
The answer is--Ttn thousand su6scri-
bars haze already been otfGned. The
original subscription papers win be pre-
served m bound volume, inthe library
Ecf Philadelphia. There are yet some
among US, who will be anxious totelll
posterity that they lived in the age az
Wdshiagtou. Thus family pride III
lend its enthusiasm to the sober ailfIiis:
Of history. And what viii this ma nifty,
which had not ssoriginal greatness r. -.
Even q this nv, when time has NOT rem
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W.GRINFIELD.
Extract Of a letter dated Head 9narfers,
H. Eobaeo. fulu s. 1908.

Extract Of a letter dated Head SRarters,
--s4.. -. II To6ago, ,tly s, 1908. s.
WE embarked again the 24th, leav-
ing the 6sth andthree companies ofthe Sd
West India in garrison at ST. Lucia. On
the 2Sth we gotnnder way, and saw To-
bago on the morning of the 3oth ult. A
small fortnear the Bay Of Courland fred
q few shots, but was soon silcnced BY the
Venus frigste and brig Of war 1.-THE Port
Mahon} which had just joined US. Pos
session was immediatly taken Of the fort
by party Of seamen with cutlasses, who
soon substituted the English Jack for the
tricoloured flag. The French had only
Z corporaps party and eight men, one Of
whom was killed and two wounded. A
landing was immediatly effected without
the smallest opposition, and the whole Of
the troops and stores were on shore by
eight IN the evening, when we advanced
about four miles into the interior towards
Port Scarborough, situated about eight
mica from Courland, where we landed.
A summons was sent as before, with an
offer Unreasonable conditions, whichw
accepted by General Berthier, and the ar
ticles Of capitalization were signed at four
o'clock in the morning of list July. All
eleven we took quiet possession of the
fort and island, the French garrison
marching out with the honors Of war, &c.
I'VE have established theH Head GUAR
ters at Mr.. Balfour's, father-in-law Of
Col. Campbels, who is likewise here
We are iOyfully received by all the inha-
bitants, who have suffered much from
contributions, acquisitions, &c. Here
We are treated in a very hospitable man.
ner, and live like princes. We expect
to sail again on the 5th, on our return to
Barbadoes. We have all suffered not !
little from heat and fatigue, though con-
tinue in good health.
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BRIDGE-ToWN. 6Bar.5 July ..
SURRENDER OF TOBACCO |.

This important event has been lust
announeedto the public BY Royal Statutes
from Pilgrim and Charles Fort. his Ex-
cellency Lord Seaforth having received
Official information Of the same from 1t.
Gen. Griuheld.
Extract efa ieffer From His Exceilene,t
Lifuf. Gen. Grinfeia Is tie R;gat Hon.
Lord Seefe,th, aaied Centaur, Esur-
iaad Bay 7Stago, Jsly >, 1905.
4 HAVE again the satisfaction Of ad-
dressing myself toyoN, and to announce
10 you the surrender pfthis Island by
Capitalation, with no loss on our side.
and very little on that Of the Fsss.i.