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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18
FOR SALE,

A LIKELY MARE. in excellent order for
IA fhippiag--fsirsbIe FOR journey. OF good
on laIm. Inquire ot the Pnntsr..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18

The fohjce "Mr. Jef-rfon's paper mosy
hnd.y," 81. which vas blazened forth in the lait
Mercury, viii foon be noticed in a proper man
uer.---Tbe lst number Of thar paper aiTuned
more OF The brsrlings of BillIngfaa,e lif poiipe)
than ufual. We cso attribute the caufe Of their
na5neL to nothing but the recent and almoa
oniverfal triumph Of Repub!icanifm in the dif-
'crcn; STATES; and conGdcr their rawlings as the
expiring SrosA Of fallen party, already coyesed
with dhgfsce and infsmy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18

At the late Semi annual Town meeting in
this toWo, NATHANIEL HAZARD, Efq.
MAS appointed by an uoao,nous vote 10 deliver
an Ora,ion on the F0srtb Of JnLy enfuicg, ia
cemmemoration Of American Independence. A
committee was appointed to wait on Mr.. Haz-
ard. 10 ioform hin OF his faid appointment, and
to requeft his acceptance Of rhc fame. We learn
tina, he has accepted the appointment, and viii
deliver an Ors,ion accordingly. 1. is aifo iaid
thar arrangements are making for general ieav-
ity on that day, the example of which, TO the
youthful politics of this country. is 70 deeply
in'ereiting. OF It's Celebration, further notice
will no doubt be given.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-18
CuSTOM-HoUsH.

rs--s,, DT,ia sfNssei'rf. JSzf n.
ENrERsD, Frou
Slccp Polly. Dursee. F New. York
Brig Neptune. Tsggarts Amaerdam
Slocp Profpec. Swain. Hndfoa
Do. Betty, Cosirg, Nes-York
Do. Ann Sarah. Marfhall. Dc.
Do. John Adams. Baker. Bottom.
CLsAaED. For
S,ooP Sally, Congdon. Chsrleaon
Do. Two Siaer, Earl. New York
Do. Hero. Halet. N BoAoa
Do. Fame, Wsdin. New York
d.. Aurora. Cahoone, Do.
Do. Connecticut, Croiby, Philad.lphis.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
SPRING GOODS.

The Su5faIber bas yeee5z<d al Bis Fare,
Garner q Fafsfar 1nd Price frees, n
Parf q BIS S8rfng Go0as,
CONSISTING OF
Q cafes Dimities,
cafe hyperion Chintzes elegant pat
teras),
cafe printed Coitons, tdalk figures
1000 pieces Nankeehs,
cafes Irifh Linens,
zoo pieces German Rolls,
cafe ariped Nankeens,
do. Cotton Stripe,
do. fIarlaem Stripe,
Cainbrick Mullins s 5 and o-S wide,
Bales Gurrahs,
Cafe Lady's Chip Hats, Iatele fafhion,
Brown Holland,
TieklenbuTg,
Relhia sheeting,
Ra9ens Du5k,
100 Pieces Raudanna Hapdkerchiefs.
The above Goods will be fold at the
mott reduced prices.
AMOS ALLISON.
April 20. eo3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
BRIDGES.

On Taelday TIE third If Nay next, bring
The jse9nd day Of Prince Nlil'iam cart,
Gttbe cart bogjs If faid ron1y, be-
f4vesu TIE b9urs q = and 4 0'e!ock, z0ill
Be let to tbe laqvsf 5sdasy,
The building of two Bridges,
ofi}one; one over Cedar Run, near Corn.
wallis's Ford, and the other oser Broad
Run, near Atwell's Ford. A plan will
be ihcwn on the day of fale, by the com
mifioners. Bond with satisfactory fecu-
nty will be required. Two thoufand dol
lars are now ready fuhjea 10 the orders
OF the Cnmmillioners.
fares E1Oelz,
Ibos. Lee. i'm. Court
Charles E4ufR, (Ccmn'ers.
Bernard Heoe, jim. J
April s. dds
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02

Ricketts,, Newton and Go.
Haqe fer Sale,
50 boxes segars,
bales Mulins,
s pipes old MADEIRA Wine,
5 trefs's Threads,
100 pieces Bardanoes,
10 bales Cotton,
trunk low pric'd Csliicoes,
butts French Brandys
50 boxes Soap ard Candles,
boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
50 kegs Tobacco James river
70 bis. Beet and Pork,
10 bids. Sugar,
10 tons Swedilh Iron,
70 boxes Chocolate,
Ioo reams Wrapping PAPER,
100 do. Writing do.
French and Nova Scotia Platter,
Liibon and Turks Iaand Salt.
A large quantity Of Bran TO be loid We
very cheap, if taken away foon.
&C. They are giving Cath for
Whear, Flour, Corn, Rye and Tcbacco,
April 2. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
FOR Sale.


nNB half Of he valuable traas Of
INLAND, in S,saofd comfy, called
Bel Pinias ard Hickoy Bohom, ls.e the
property AID reldence OF George Lee
Waugh, deceafi. Upon the land are an
excellent dwelling booie, with four rooms
on each floor, aud pailage; large barn,
kitchen, dairy, and fmosie houfe: bcnnd-
ed On one fde by Potomac creek, where
is an excellent hfhery, and abundance Of
wild fowl in the lealon. This land will
be fold altogether or in lots, as may beG
fuit the purchslers. Any perfon dshrous
ofviewing il, viii be. lhcwn Bel Plains,
by apply ing TO Mr.. Cary Seldom WHO lives
convenient, ard the Hickory Bottom tract
by Mr.. John Sweetlaan, who can alto
thew all the lines.
II this laad is not d.lpoled Of by private
faie, it viii be fet up 10 the hjghe9 bid
der, at Mr.. Eaes's tavern in Frederick
burg, on Friday the 6Ihdsy Of May next,
where a plat will be ihewn 70 thofe who
with to parchafe.
Two thirds q the purchafe money muft
be paid down. Twelve months credit
viii be given for the balance, On giving
bond with approved fecurity, TO bear in
tcref from the date. For other particu-
lars apply to The fubfcfiber, who is au-
thorlied by The Devices 70 bargain for
4
cauin corbin 1ax5erulle.
King George County, Doggy, I -.
April s, 1909. J
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
aa.gs By Sutton.
On WEDNESDAY,,


At 10 s'elsfk, qviN be Iold at the Yenaae
Store, the eosaer Of King and Unisa
Gsseti.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whifkey IN barrels,
Apple Brady in barrels,
Gin in cafks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caiks,
Molaaes 10 hhds.
Sugar ia hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags.
Raiiins in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, aad
ALSO,
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irifh Linens,
Ca1imeres, CaIicoes,
Kereys, Threads,
Coaling,, Chintzes,
Halfthicks, Bedsieks,
fsarnaughr, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cotton., IIandkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN. Au{7fonsey.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
s9ublif aenoae.
On TUESDAY,,

J, ,o,' tlsek, 4uill Be said At Tie Vend1e
= Stare,
Rum in hogiheadsand barrels.
French Brandy inpipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
WhiIkey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar 10 hhds. tierces ana bis.
coaes in sicrces and bags,
y White and brown Soap in boxes.
Mould and dip'd Candles
gaiGns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS Q,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Xtrteymeres, Defils,
Plairs and Kerfeys,
Negro Cotrons, Serges,
Elsficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irifh Linens, SileGa do.
PIatillas,
ofnaburgs and Tickltnburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'ts,
India Mullins ard Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiets,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Capdlsiticks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
April IS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02

Englah Gunpowder from + to
double battle,
so boxes fine Mufcatelle Raifns,
20 bales Spinning Cotton.
Peppers, black and Cayenne, pimento,
cloves, nutmegs, cai1ia, cinnamon and
mace, Durham mufard, pearl ard Scotch
harley, pickles saorted in boxes, maddet,
allan, copperas, indigo and brimfone !;
olive oilin bottles and Aaiks, Godfred's
warranted iegars, hef chewing tobacco,
Leeper and Hamilton's inuf, race and
ground ginger, ifarch, fig blue, pipes in
kegs and boxes, rice, prunes, glaubsS
fats, red and pale bark, demijohns abort
ed, &c. &c.
April IT. dim
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
NeuD Publications.

Tuft come to hand and for la|e
by the fubfcribers Emel;ne the Or
phan Of the Cattle, in three vols. by G.
Smith making the 9TH, S;h and 9Th vols.
Of Conrad's and Co.'S edition Of feletf no
vels. Price to fubtcribers one dollar, to
non fublcribers enc dol. IS cents Re: Yo-
lurre.
Selea Plays, sd volume.
Containing the Poor Gentleman, Folly
IS it Flies, and the Secret. Price TO fub-
fcribers l dol. to nop-lubtcribers dollar
IS cents.
r. and J. GRAY,
King freet.
Where country merchants may be fup-
piled with fchool and family bibles and
tefaments, fpellirg books, primmers ink,
powder, bonnet boards, chap books, TOY
books, &c. on as good terms as the fame
artic'cs can be bought in Baltimore.
pprl 20.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02

B. JAMESON.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
20 hhds, 1T quality Mulco-
yado Sugar,
IS do. I'd do. do.
10 DO. gil do. do.
Loaf and Lump do.
10000 ID. be6 Green Coffee,
80 or. chefs freh Teas, aforted
from Bohea to Imperial,
18th proof Iriih Whilkey,
Jamaica, Antigua and N. E. Rum,
Coniac and Barcelona Brandy,
Holland Geneva,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Claret in cafes OF TO 3 doz.
80 boxes Albany Chocolate, LIT and
I'd quality,
Mould ard dipt Candles,
White ard brown Soap,
zoo resms Of Wrapping Payer of DIFF
fcrent izes,
Patent Shot aGorted, from BIB to
No. 10,
Madeira,
Sherry,
Port,
Liibon, 14,r>.rc
Catalonia, 11NA'
Frontinac,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
F,ow ,b. AunosA.

III the administration had adopted hoitile
mea!uies againh Spain, now recommended by
she federalilis, we fhould hear them ciamoring
sgainR IL tor bringing upon rs the evils OF a
uar--oppoauon TO every uieature OF the govern
,nent, no matter what, 10 their plan-had Gen.
Wilkinfon. as they now recommend, been Of
t,ered to take poGelIion Of New Orleans becaufc
It's ;nteniant had broken the treaty, thefe con-
Gfient fedcralits would have argued thus-" fee
how tcnacioos they are of the jouthcrn and
wef,em iatereR.-to ferve the wea.rn jaeobips
the houca ycomanry Of New England arc to be
taxed TO carry on was---oor iea-por's arc cx-
poied 20 an invading hcct--our h!hefe', 'he
pride of New England, viii be endangered,
and all becauie the commerce OF The fingit fiver
Nifihppi was obRrueied-and what aggravates
The crime of the Standardization i', that not a
finele effort at negotiation has been made what
fieni6ed the expence Of a milton 10 Europe
when the great. thc alarming queaion OF Peace
ty 4o4y was at fake; but. as Virginia has little
or no commerce, and the caftcrn aaies depend
rrofely on il, thus democratic vengeance il
Tatia,ed." BE aGored, reader, ii war had been
secommended by the executive, the foregoing
.would lie few of the federal expreilions on the
occafioo--Grifwold would have jeplofed the
evils about TO come upon Us 10 as loud tone al
that he now ufes to excite a war, and the Vic.
Tim of Sentiment would be talking about moroi
e5lieariers as gravely a, ne now condemns tbe
~snr of n7cguauinitr in she executive. The
rood fcnfe OF oor citizens viii fee in the meafute
of the standardization realization Of th.ir hopes
,he lovers Of trace will know who are the true
frieuds 10 *, and men of property in general
will d, wen 10 ak, are thefe friends to war ouI
'friccds
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

DlED1--at Briapl. inth- 6nh ycar Of
her sse, Mil, HANNAH cAuscH, ereat grand
daushtss OF the iapaus Col. cb4,eb. The con-
qaetes. OF enilP, the srea. Sashen OF Mopnt-
Hope. - Ns7"se N' {"
Al Johnaon, the Rev. SaMusl WiSsoR.
in the S'a year Of his age. tkh.1 Nkta
Ilth;s tawo. on l'uefisv evening laa. az.
tee vssy ihof, and paiatnl iIln,f., Mr., jossrH
THuvros. IN the OIL year Of his age. la
his life, and charstier, the Gncere and picus
chriit,an, the uprish1 and worthy eitiz.n. the
sAsesiooate huiband. the render. and indolscns
pafcnts and the faithful friend, are fntnithei
with bright example of imitation. HE has
long rcfaiaed au emineat rank 10 the Respectable
fociety of NJ .chauics 10 this toan, OF vhith he
had bsen appointed Secretary for ten years
iaccelhSe.y. For the lstt icvsn years Of has
lite, I've was enployed as Clok TO the Bank OF
Rhode llsnd, and has uniformly fo!tained an
unbIenilhed in'rgtity. lie vas ever au inA.xi-
be advocate o. ,hofc ineeimsJe principles
which are dc9omins,ed Republican,. To them
IN every retpctt. he. on all proper occsfons,
gave cordial ani decided iappot,. L.'ne may
his memory live, & his fair virtues be cherthed.
= On tho Cd inH. Mr., PHrBs Gspss-
MAN. widow Of the late Mr., William Greenman,
in the goth year os her age. Her funerai will
be attended this affetnooh. Al TIE fecond toll OF
the hell, fromthe hous- of M. Jc5 Grcenman.
ON thu Long Whads. which her relation, and
friends are deired to a.tcsd.
-. Mr.. MICHAEL B&rrisr, in the S,h
year Of his ase.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
wILMINCroN. IN. CT Ten. 8.


Capt. Anthony, OF the fehr Fair Play who
arrived on Suadsy. 10 } days from Gusdaloope,
informs thar the infurgcnts in tha; ilsnd are
entirely fabdued that tranquility. order, and
regular government had taken place of inlnnec-
sion, and thofe dreadful forebodings which have
been realized TO the unfortunate inhabitants Of
S.. Domingo that bufinefs was beginning 70
aGome lively attitude. and American produce
in conhderable demVd. For their blefings.
however. facrifcc, fhocking to humanity have
been made. All the coloured people OF ~hat-
ever age or fex, have been burnt, hung, fhot
and trsnfported, except about 100 who were in
the woods. But io con!e9uence Of Proclarsa-
iion, which was iaued by the government. offer
ing pardon with transportation, 20 thoie who
would fotreoder, a confiderable portion OF that
number had come in before capt. A. failed !;
and il was expected in few days there would
not remain on the iland, one of thois wretched
beines, Who but lately confituted large ma
jority Of its population. The moR respectable
of them, and thofe who had been diainguifhed
for their humanity 10 the whites during the
revolution, were tranipoued, They were fore.
ed on board the American and Eoeliih veilels
lying there, at the point Of the bayonet--the
latter we're compelled to take on board from
10 TO IL, and the former 5 to 6 each. Thee
men, two women and boy were tent on board
iae Fair Play and when capt. A. expoau!aied
with the officers of government againR receiving
ihcm, he was told 10 fbn1o fsem oteybsarS
when he got TO fca /; and thar it he attempted
TO reland them on the ilsud, his veGel fhoold
be funk. Thus all remembrance was in vain |;
his only alternative was to dearoy them, or
bring them here humanity forbade the former.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

MARRIED. lin This soSo, Mr.. Ma
fHASIrL MASON, to Mif, MAkr EARL,
daughter Of MIR. Oliver Ear.
AT South Kineaowu. the s7th ult. by
the Rev. Wm. Northup. Mr.. JoHs NrcHJLs. :.
TO the amish'e Mifs ATsE TaYLoa, daughter
cf William Taylor. e.. Of that town.
RaibsS.y pair xriftd y bersd IN Hynrs, ba.di,
Msy fey ard Lsve anesd ,oS, sviib JsEy snfzviasd
has6i--
70 .v4il in ,sex ssefts,, ,b,s' a -v,,id sfF,Ds;
4 f,si, s,sS, example sf v',frsss 4eedy,d L,r.
Nay SHfbgt batefsi Sell'v, ssba6 Ksd " trr
Suhb f,yt, ~.
Be ks,sd is sbhUisr, IL b.jedrd a-d IN 4oJ,:
~ .sSa from eektao fe,bst, 10 life sSaih--
Adixs, old maid, ss< bse6e%o--s sdSs, hrg
fsvzvsH. ..e
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
NEW P>O RIT,
Saturday, February 5, 1909.

In our lkA paper &c pubiihea the refpee-
full addrefs of The Committee OF the town of
Pot,imou,h. Nv. II. 10 the humane, benevo-
lent citizens Of the United States, on the fubjcct
of the late difri1ng fire 10 that tosn. We
lncc learn, and are deGred to mention, "ihat
they have fent an Agent with letter, f,liciIing
donations from the inhabiuots OF this town !:
10 confequence Of (which fohtcrioiion !, opeaed,
snd will be offered by Medrs. Gsoscs CaAmr-
LIN and Calls GARDSss. TO whom the
money thar may I've iubicribed is TO be paid, Who
will remit the fame. asreesbly TO di,eaicu', 30
be appropriated by iaid Committee ut the Towa
OF Portftnau,h. for the re!ief of the diitreiled
fofeurs by faid fire. We learn "ith pleaiore.
thar another fublcrip,ioa j, opcned for the fame
benevolent pnrpofes. by the resfeetsole iocie'y
OF Friends, in this town." 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
A pam,hle, ba, iuA sppe.red at wafhingtou

a pamphlet has Jat sppared al Wainington
city, entitled An, examination OF the quei-
ton, who is the. wpter of the t~o forged
letters TO the Prchdcnegofs. ihce. United States
a,,ributedto John Rutlebee, &C. A hns'e cory
has reached us, and from a,h,ay perrial we con-
csive it irnpoiiislc TO withaana the evidence
prodpcea. .~itboOt forming eonclnhon. hry.
Rsfk9ge has not been shIe 70 refrain HIM
felf even in the p,slerf yEJEar fom writing
assxynsss sofss--a .ieS da,s ago he addrsasd q
note to one OF the New Y ork members, in very
imp.rtinent ityle-upor pesufal, the member
sked the meiTenger Who gave him that note. he
faid MIR. Rutlcdge-upon comparing the note
with the Eryrd hht,,. they agree exaetlys ID.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
JXTE the Sobfcrit,cIs. having been appoint
Wv ed by the Hoo. Court OF Probate for

JNIE the Sobfcritcrs. having been appoint
wv ed Ivy the Hon. Court OF Probate for
,he royn Of South, Kingaown, Comm'iiione",
20 receive, examine, sod adult the claims OF
the creditors 20 the efr,e OF MIR. HrselS Hoza'd d,
late of South. .K,ngao~u. idecesied, repteien'ed
iniJvent .--AIl perions having any demands
aeajnit faid ei,s,e, a-e hereby notified TO erh'bt
the fame to either OF The Snbic'.ben VITA Tx
months from the roth OF January iso5. beng
the time allowed. They will s,'end At The
houfe Of MIR. Pee, B.6, 10 faid to~n, ppon
tbe lar Saturday, in Match, May, and sne.
for fsid rurpofe. e
CHrIsTorass Rorirsos. jon. l csm"N'
loss CoseDor, J ose1'
An pcrfons Indebted TO laid efssc. are re-
aueGed to make payment TO either OF as.y.
J,gr B. DocKsAr. Adniny,0.
ANS HIM. f'ns S'fi
ss.fb. Khgfs4oS. february 3, 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
Brifb Conlb;raey f!

By a late arrival at New. York, IRON Eo-
youe. accounts are received, that on the io'h
,Novembe, confpiracy Of an alarming n'iore
.gaius tie Bn,ilh government wa, detetted at
an obcure houfe ia La@be,h. ia the ne'ghbor..
hood Of London, where a Col. D;fpsrd, and
near 40 lsborins men and fsidiers we're apPre-
hended. They we're examined the following
day before a privy council at Lord Pe'ham's
Office and, much Information being obtained
ON the fubj-ts OF their proeeedings. Cob. DelPsrd
was committed to Ne~gaie. The fubjett en-
proaed eeneral attention. II !, laid that q vas
she Object OF the confprators. TO mike IN attempt
upon Ike life Of hi, Msjeay. on bic way TO the
Padiameat-Hooie that they were TO be joined
By 1000 Of the poor Of S7i,al6eld', and abSa'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

Stan Of kbods. Ldaad. &c. Fcspev 3, 1873.
THE Creditors of Jobn c. Heinz
Of Newport. IN the county Of Newport. 1o-
baccoriit. are cbcrby notified TO appear, ifthey
fnsll think ft, mt thc General AGembIy 10 he
holden st Briaol, on the lsa Monday Of Februs-
ry infant, theo and there 20 fhc~ eaofe, IL any
they may have, why his pe'ition for rhe benefit
Of an sdt psg,d in June I7S6. for the relief Of
iniolvcnt debtors, ought not 10 be granted.
B. HAZARD, Dsp. Sse'yy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

State sf Rboss liant, tSe. Frbmny 8, 1903.
THE Creditors of Sheffield At1Oood of
Newport, in ihe county OF Newport. Baker.
arc hereby aotifcd TO appear. fthsy nall think
6t. st the General AIsmbly to be holden at
Briaol, on the lsa Monday Of February infant.
then ard there TO fhc~ csu!c, II any they may
have, why his petition Tor the benef. Of an AT
pared 10 June 1856. for the relief OF inio!vsnt
debtors ought not TO be granted.
r. HAZARD, Dep. Sse',y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

Stsh Of Rbsds- Lpa1d asi Psev;ds~ee Pisxfsf,,r,.
Is. th r5
Csssty Of Nsscporf. FEB. 4. 1909. y
"yHEREAS Rebeccs S~art, Of Newport,
Wv IN the county of Newport. wiic of Joha
Swart. hath filed her Petitioa in the Clerks
office rof the Supreme Judicial Cont for faid
county, praying for the various rcAfous therein
fa,ed, that tho bonds Of marriage between her
and her fsid haiband be diiolved, au5 decree
OF divorce promulgated This is therefore to
give notice to the iaid John Swar,, and to all
perfons concerned, that they appear l,i they fec
h') ar the term OF the Sapreme Judicial Cosu
TO DC holden a, NeSpor,. within aud for faia
county. On the 6'a Monday OF March rest.
and ihc~ cauic (it any they NAY havc) Why the
prayer Of fsid petition ihruld nor be srsnted.s
s.t p. NJ. MUMfORD, Ch.sa
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

TIE election for representatives TO eonsres
in the feverd diarids ofaSoi,h. Cirolina. are to
be held on the h't Monday and Tueilay in Feb.
rnary nexr.--i,. confidently af!erted. that the
author OF the letters Ggned Gstfroy, will not be
ie-eletfed.
The elcaions FOR Representatives TO coueres
10 North Carolina, are likewiic TO be by diE
''its'. snt srst 10 take place 10 Augut next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

A report has ia;e.y beer circulated. eth
much federal ecIat, that Mr.. S. r. Nortbdm had
Withdrawn his fubfcripricn from this psper.--tt tt
is true he has. Il 10 ALTO true, tha, Gncc he dif-
continued il. tra days ago) we have had 'hir-
teen fubfctib.rs added 70 our lia, and that no
other perion has Withdrawn his name during
that rimc. We would shersfore inform certain
characters who make IL their principal bodneis
to Glamour down the mesit, Of the Republican .
chat their estriens viii prove f,ljtlef,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
A molt ex,,,ordinary attempt wa, lately

A mott extraordinary attempt was lateiy
made 10 rob she Bank, at Chsflcaon, 5. c.
The villain entered one Of the public drains,
and dug hi. way through, a very con6derab!c
diftance. & ABOUT 7 feet below the fur.scc. into
the wood cellar Of the bank, where he bad been
imm,rcd three months from the comnencsment
Of hi, labor,. He had sccompIices who nightly
fopplied him with proviGons and tools. He
has been committed 70 pTifon. and will ioon
have his tfisl.'
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IMPORTANT.
Exfraa sfa ktte, f,em Wa@i.sten, dated Jass-

~"'SSN y y" '-''-' - "
ayy '9, 1903.
As the affair OF New Orleans has bcen the
theme of interea and convefiation, l can give
YOU a faet which is importan, aud confoling--
thc Spaniih miniaef here has Forwarded dif-
patch to the iusendent of New Orleans, rcqueG-
ing the reRorstion of the place OF dspo6t, and
alTuiug him tha, he will be anfwerable to hi;
govcSnment For this meafure. Thus ,here can
be no doub, that all difquiet will be done away.
Exfraa ofa kiey fran ere effbe sSeen effbt
CosReiis,sn, dated Usifrd Slater Jugafs Con-
Rsiistisn. eff L<gSoru, on. 1904.
I" A melancholy affair happened laR night.
A the boa, Of the fchr. Enterprize was return
ina to her ftoE, the fhip Chefapcahe. ihc urlet
with men in her--it was blowing very hard
iodeed. About 8 o'clock we heard a nan over
board, picked Elm up with our boat, and he
gave ~ the account. Lieut.. Stewart and NY
'jeifimnedis,ely went off, and in the courf. of
two hours picked up three more. The other
four and the boat have no, been heard OF. A
MIR. Ennis, miaihiprnzn, was one OF the drown
ed" l-E.
A Doel was focght at Leghorr. on the 9Th
of Ofsober lsft, between capt. M'KsIeHr and
lieut. LAwsos, Of the United States fhip Chria-
peake. which proved fatal to the former the hrt
Gre