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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-25
NEW.YORK, March is.
IMPORTANT.
KENTUCKY IN ARMS.

We have convefsed with gentleman
Of inteIligence and integrity from WASH
iheton, from whom we have received the
following very interesting intelligence.
s. That On Saturday last about eleven o
clock, an express arrived it the city Of
Washington, charged with . memorial
from Kentncky, addressed 70 Mr.. Davis,
q their favofite Representative. 8. =,
The memorialists stated that tkey watt
ed with the greatest patience and anxiety
for the in.erferenee Of government. In
their behalf that events pressed every
day harder and harder upon them, and
had almost exhausted their forbearance,
but thar shey were yet willing and desir-
ons ofmaking another appeaito the gene
raj government for protection, and that
expecting "a receive this pronptly, they
had preparedt 10 hold themselyes in readi-
ness 10 march e moments warning;
and fur that purpose, they raised by sub.
scripsion s 500, 600, 2 for the purchase Of
arms and ai1munition, and had embodi-
Cd, Organized and equipped, 1900
men. who had already been three days in
camp. Mr.sDavis, Il il said expressed
extreme reglet. that the messenger had
not arrived nine hours sooner. thatis, be-
fore the Breckenridge resolutions had
N 4. Herald. :
Of this sukl the present governor
subscribed aooQ land the last governor
4 = 80 .i.ll.... sF4#= 49,
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= mes,ss s'eo,aI nouse, ~ -.
Mlsns.ap .pg ne unDounued eoh.us = !
exp.ssss2 ~ our aun,lni.sration = ~
Juss.ee q rrlnce ana opain, WIN 80
e te mississippi, tney nave neves -
reivee e. olfeial int.matlon o. inc SVEN .A
y wnien 1njs territory was eeaee =
France ahd Whist = more astonishing,
that ~ the Efforts Ct Mr. Llsingslon 8
Paris, e iexsort an adm'ssionot the ame.
zIcans 0n that river, have produced no
ming more than verbal declarations ron
monsieur ialleyrand. PurPortng maI y.
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MARIETTA, February Ii

MARIETTA, Februaryi6.
Yesterday were launched at the ship.
yard Of Joseph Barker, Esq. brig Of
about $50 tons belonging to D. Good
bridge, jun. and Schooner of near 1oo
tons burthen belonging to Edward w,
Topper. =. = -. =
Two other briggs are nearly ready for
launching.
Il il calculated that eight or ten sail win
be set up in this place during the coming
season. unless our European friends
should take a fancy to shut up our outlet.
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,dant. So pressing are the circumstances,
that deem it my duty 10 renew these re-.
monstrances, and TO entreat your Excel
lency 10 exert your superior authority, to
prevent the consequences which the pro-
longation of the present order Of things
may produce. @ .S.,-.t 81. -s-ss - d.
ii win not escape your notice, Sir, that
France now being notoriously the propri-.
etor of Louisiana, and the authorities OF
his Catholic Majesty Exercising in this
colony, at present, only an intermediary
power, any measure having q tendency,
to commit France, on whom the odium
and the consequences Of whta has been
done visibly fail, ought, we're Its justice
and its lawfulness doubtful only, to be
Observation-Disclosures France may find
herself committed, and the relations with
the United States materially changed
without her consent. Ienterinto no far
ther details with your Excellency, being
satisfied that they would be supcrAuous,
your Excellency win be aware that the
present 10 a=rnest critical Inoments~~-ln
the collision of two authorities, one Of
.whichundertakes toinitiate constitutions
Of treaties, which may lead to war, it
fortunately happens, that the paramount
authority, which is eminently entrusted
with the preservation and fafety of the
colony, IS eofzan opinion calculated to
maintain peace. In such an alternative,
Sir, your Excellency ought to hesitate
nelonger in using your powers to pre-
serve this peace. Hit shouldbe distur-
bed, responsibility ofthe event must
inevitablylie on your Excellency. His
Catholic Majesty, who is in some nea-
sure guaranteed to France for Louisiana,
until France shallhave occupied it, would
have TO blame you for not having taken
the measures necessary to fulfil that qua
rantee towards his ally. - - II. ,.
The contents of this letter, sir, win, I
am confident, be fully justified to your
excellency by the existing circumstances,
which the marquis dYrujo, in behalf Of
his court, will doubtless make known to
you more particularly. 1t only remains
for me, therefore, 70 pray your exeellsn-
cy to accept the assurance of my respect
and high consideration. III stf5-
(Signedl IL -. I 4. Il
L. A. PIcHoN
His Excellency the Governor &c.,
of his Catholic Majesty in
the nY,ovince of ]. louisiana.
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,MARTMsBURG, Mancdas.

On Sunday last was experienced the Sc
verest Hail storm accompanied with
lightning and thunder that has for a con-
siderable time been Witnessed inthisplace.
The hail continuedto descend without in
termission for about S minutes, inwhich
time the ground was covered near three
inches. Many of the haii-stones were
As large - pigean,s aassoH'''"a''2T's
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NORFOLK, March Is.

NOKFOJSky March Is
IA gentlemen of yeraciy, Just arrived
from Sassnrzh, &C. in 6days, informs,
than the dayEbefore he left there N sx-
press arrived hrinsing intelligence ofgs-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-25

It was rumoured last week At WASH
ington, says the Baltimore Federal Ga
zette, that an agent from the people Of
the Floridas, secretly chosen, nndyested
with full powers for the object of his mis-
sion, had waited upon the President ofthe
United States to negotiate forthe juncti-
on Of that eountryto the federal union!
Il was said that he was further authorised
10 declare p the Presideet, that although
they felt strong preference for his 60
yernment to that Of any other, yet, Soon
.er than come under the Gallo yoke, Of
longer remain under a monarch too feeble
to protect them, they would, should their
application to thisg government prove inef-
fectual, resort TO aPower ready and able
to defend them. 4 s5 S
Tuesday the list inst. was the annual
period Of election IN New Hampshire Igr
Governor &c. BY statement of votes
received from fourteen towns Mr.. Gil
man the Federal candidate for Governor,
has majority Of $50, over Mr.. Langdon
The Democratic candidate. Mr.. Gilman
has gained since last year, upwards Of
500 votes in the above IA towns. q
: Frederick IssOn Herald.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-25

On the 18th inst. arrived at the Nav y
Yard, Washington, the United States
frigate Constellation, Capt. Murfy, from
Gibralter. T.. 49, ,1+/.-g.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-25

DIR "
= The Marquis d Yruio has communicate
ed 10 me the contents of the dispatches,
which he has just received from your ex-
1ceiiency, and from the Intendant Of his
Catholic Majesty in The province under
your command, in answer 10 those which
he NFote1o you in relation 10 the late sns-
pension Of the right Of deposit. sonced ed
% tbs United States AZ New Orleans. i
The Marquis d'Yujo finds himself me-
eessiated, againto demonstrate, to your
Excellency ontkat s1kjeet. fzsail my
self Of the opportunity, 20 beg Of you,
Sir, in the name of the French govern
ment, whose interests are implicated in
this case, maturcly reconsider the alarm
ing Consequences which may result, ifthe
Intendant should persist IN his measures.
The intelligence which has been transmit
ted to the Marquis d Ynijo has at last,
made itappear indubitable that the mea-
sure alluded TO was exclusively grounded
On the personal opinions Of this officer
and supported by no order from his Ca
fhelic Majesty, or any intimation from
tie French government. This informa-
ton, while L screens from suspicion the
dispositions ofh eth governments and lays
entirely on the Intendant the consequen.
ces of the present state of things docs moi
howeverremove the apprehensions which
that state i calcplated %. excite. These
advices, Sir, giSe an additional force to
the remonstrances, which, for my part
md IN the anticipated conviction which
entertained that these measures had ;
cause merely local, had no hesitation
lztely, % address TO the authorities, hour
y expected, Of The French Republic d
New-0risans, under cover % the Inten
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I ALEXANDRIA, March II.
Extracs of . ktter, .ffom Me1v-O Orleans

Exfract ef . Ieffey. .jfom Nerv-0rlenns
dated February IL. > -
= Our last adyices put it beyond a
doubt, that the French are now on the
way TO this place, and are looked for dai.
". The baggage Of the Project is alrea.
dy arrived. and several officers Of inferi.
or grades" s5 : :
From Charleston paper ef the 9Th inst.
Fhe following article Of intelligence i
written upon The margin Of Savannah
paper Of thursday last, addressed to the
I POSTMASTER Of this city. - !. rs :
An expEsss is said to be arrived ii
this city, in-1 J days over land from PEN
sacola, announcing the arrival Of the
French troops. say 1000. under the com
mand Of General Victor, 1t Louisiana.
The pilot of the Dyett, arrived at NJ.
York, Nrom New-O Orleans, informs, that
the port of N. Orleans was opened to
American vessels, and that some French
troops had arrived there. -
Extract ofa lefter from Edqiicr Court
81 House, March o, 1908.
Three timers from the North, have
lately settled in the manor, opened a
mint, and have Struck a quantity Of dol.
lars, .fhe best co,interfeits you ever saw.
Mr.. GARRISON, q Justice Of the peace,
brought them down with three or four
hundred dollars, with all the milling ma
chinery, metal, &c. They are Of 1889,
color Of bell metal, completely washed
with silver. The figure Z, Is marked
with i small stroke from the points of the
figure which makes. Il look like the figure
4 turned upside down, allthe dollars have
that mark it Being in the die-'tis suppo..
sed there are great many in circulation.
Their trial comes on to morr6w.
BY the following letter we possess the.
important fact that the Dey Of Algisrs
has declared war against France. a,
Malaga. 1st february, 1905 T.
So air.. :. J, -
profit oftwo vessels on the departure
for Philadelphia, and Salem, to acquaint
you that the French Commercial agent in,
this place, has Just received advice, that,
the Dey Of Algiers had deelared war q.
gainst France. This intelligence Is trans
,mitted TO himby his colleague in Barcelo-
N, where avessel had arrived with the
news, and dispatches for the French GO
yeinment, which were Immediately sent
on by expess. Ihasten 10 communicate
to you important information, and am
with much respect and regard,
Sir, III -@ 80 ) 49,.
Your obedient humble servant,
WILLIAM KIRKPATRICK. IT,
Letters from Mr.. PIcHox, Charge DIES
Affairs Of the French Republic, 70 the
governor Of his Catholic Majesty in
Louisiana. It.. r, g.. e.
Communicated to the Secretary State)
Geore Town, near Washington
City, 11th March, 1908. >. =,
SIR, r =
The Marquis d Yrnjohas communicate
ed TO me the contents of the dispatches,
which he has just received from your ex-
1ceiiency, and from the Intendant Of his
-Catholic Majesty in the province under
yfsrIr cnmmand. IN anatvep ~ fth0ae yz1hiTh
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-25
Your obedient humble servant, .
WILLIAM KIRKPATRICK.

Letters from Mr.. PIcHox, Charge DIES
Affairs Of the French Republic, 70 the
governor Of his Catholic Majesty in
Louisiana. XIII =
Communicated to the Secretaryof State
Geore Town, near Washington
II = City, 11th March, 1908.
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Exfract Of 9 litter, from Neu-Orten1s,
dated February II. =.
Our last adyices put it beyond a
doubt, that the French are now on the
way TO this place, and are looked for dali
~. The baggage Of the Project is alrea-
dy arrived. and several officers Of inferi-
or grades :5..s / ! =
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. L. a. ANkAON
His Excellency the Governor ~
of his Catholic Majesty in :;
the province Of Louisiana. 1T.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13

Anosbsr opportunity rccurs for the enc
mics OF the Standardization 10 heath the fword.
Viii they embrace il Ii their fouls are inipir
with true magnanimity ard genuine psirio,ifm,
II in their country's welfare they can merge the
hatred Of IDEAL enemies and culpable felt love,
they will felze the prefrnt propi,ious moment
FOR atoning for paR Offences and afordiog the
bet pledge Of tature condua.
Afiing as party, without. perhaps, a
eonfcionfoeis OF the dangerous extent and ten.
deneies Of their declarations and actions, they
exerted every mean 20 frnlfrstc rncsfufes on the
fuccefs nf which depended the vital inseseas OF
she nation. No iooner did the unauthorized
rniieoNdutt of foreign agent sggres upon our
rights, than they Gsove to involve the nation
In war with fcsrccIy moments thought or a
days preparation aod denounced az Puhlani.
NOUS or criminal eli thofe Who did not, contra
~ TO ,os eAabliihcd practice of civilized ma.
,ion,, and TO our peculiar policy, ruih to arms
without ,cmonnranee or = claim Of redreis.
Grant that they had their way, and that the A.
rrcricsn government had by force taken New
Orleans. -----lts ultimate poheilion would
notwirhnandiny have been to be ietted by
t..sty. In fuch stesty price would have
been let upon il. What that might be cannot
now DC uttcTJ,lbcOs uCsC Us uVNNsSts SNSty
probability that IL would have been very great,
end much beyond the fam We have aipulared to
xive. II would. AZ the expiration Of the pre-
Zen, ~ar, have moa probably fallen 20 France or
England. IL to the latter, we are too well ac-
soain,cd with her cupidity and waNu TO doubt
thc advantage ihc would have made of is; snd
IL TO th. latter under the euarantee of treaty
with the former, il 10 not likely that the price
demanded would have been greatly inferior.
Bat not to purfue shefe remarks further Al
p';ieot. il may be affirmed that event, hav'
proved the witdoc of the meafores purfued by
the adminiAra,ion. Who have exhibited NOR
sonclu6ve denostrasioRs of pstional energy b!
ths scquidtion OF vaA territory wishcus 'h
sHufon Of drop Of blood than corld has'
been difplayed by srsaying the lasseR army. in
sursipg the mc& lsvifh expences. and BY CHI
prcdigal waac Of human life.
The opponents of the sdminiarstio muf
now have swoke to their error les them hsv
che eandor 70 seknowledge IL. The oppor,u
nifty Is seldsn one. 1hss . al snimste'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
BritiB Craelfy! +!

Thofe who. with Mr.. Adams, fhirk 4" The
Britiih government the mott fdpcnduous faonc
OF human invention" and arc aoxioas 10 aim
ilate thereto our prcfent happy republican syi-
tens, will do well to pernfc aifen,ively, and 20
ponder well upon The undcrmcn,ioned n;lan-
choly fory. 1t is 10 be feared that iuGsuces
Of this kind do NOT urfrequeoiIy occur and
they mutt fureiy tend to convince every an-
thinking American OF the ncceiity OF cln8og
to and fupportiog with his utmc2 exeriions.
that conftfu,ion, under which hfe. litery and
property are 70 completely protected, as they
are by our moft excellent one.
From this tragic foTy an awfu! leGon mag
be learned Of the bauefui effects of r,onarch,csl
intitution' which not only fct at nsueh, the
'r.guiih in eve'y deP', ment Of their ad ninftrs-
rions, all senfarions OF jufice or csmpehion.
Doring the wife difpd,cs about the
falkland IllanSs, which we're in value to this
country, tGreat Britsin) below the power of
figures, workman in London was retaining
one evening 10 his family with hi, weekly wa
gcs be va, apprehended 10y prsf,-eang, and
caa into the hold of tender. HIS landlord
and fomc other creditors heard of what they
called his clopcmenr- fcizcd on his furpi.
tnrc, aud his wife and child we're turned out of
doors. Within few days after, the mother
was delivered of fecond child in garrett when
weskaeis permitted her to rife. fhe lef, her two
naked children, and wandered into the frects.
as a common beggsr. lritead Of OBJ ling az
fRance, fhc was nproached as an aoandoneti
vsgabond-in defpsir. fhc went into fhop and
attempted TO carry off f,all piece OF linen.
She was fczed, tried. and condemned TO be
hanged. In her defence, the womsn faid. that
fhe had lived Tcpu,ahly and happily ',il fhe was
deprived of her huGbsnd, and in him, Of all
means to fupport herfelf and family and that
in attempting to clo,he her new bo'n infant, fhe
perhaps did wrong, as fhe did NOT at 'hat tim.
know what fhe did. The patifh officers sad
other witaeHes bore telimony to 'be tsu,h pf
her account, but all TO purpose ffe ~as or
dered for Tyburn. Thovgh her milk IL fhe had
any, muR have been fcrmented into potion. IL
fecDs that nobody condefcended to feek nu,fe
for her child.--THE HANGMAN. DRAG
GED HER SUCKING INFANT FROM
HER BREAST WHEN He STRAINED
THE CORD ROUND HER NECK I"
ON the i3th Of May, I777.Sir William
Meredith mentioned this aHs;iinadon in the
houie of commons. " Never (faid hel was
there fooler murder committed sgaisR the
law, than that of this ~smsn. by the law"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13

good humor in the public mind infpires By this
great event. The natioa, in the fuIInef. Of It's
JOY, wiihes 70 csnssa to Oblivion all pat feuds.
IL offers the righr hand Of fcilaxihip to ts ene-
mics ! Will they reject the magosoim ,u, appeal
TO their vis'ue, 20 fheir patfioinnl Will they
continae to orlofe their happinefs b. uadae-
ing thote who'll conaint eR,us are nid;tD ad-
vanc; u Let u, hope, that. or she contrary
'h-y will Come fof~srd, ana fay 10 thc govern
nsnt, T" we opp,iet yoor meafdres, bar Se
perceive that our opp1Gion was erroneous, Sc
doubted your patrio,ifn. bur c,eps have re-
moved all dOaot we qneaioaed y,ur sild n.
bar that time hss verid.i. Eoenies from nit
conception, hencefofth. we off:f you friend
ihip founded on conviaion."
Federalifs, this is yoey policy, your inie-
rea, your dU'y
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
.WHhREAs the coar, Of PROBATE for the

NHhREAS the Court OF PROBATE for the
w town of North Kingaown. having ap-
pointd thefobf-ribers, ,Commiilioners, to receive
and canine the elaine cf the creditors TO the
eifateo OF SAMUEL Husr, Efq. late of North.
Kingtown. deceaied. repreienied infclveat -
All crfons h,viOg any demands ssainft laid
ersts arc herrhv notified TO exhibit the fame TO
ei'hs Of the fabfcriber. at our refrettive veil
ines wi,hio twelve months from 'hr dsse here
of, hat being tbc fime sIiowed b. fsiJ coor,.
GEORGE THOMAS. | ce~~J.
BENZ AMIN SMITH. + Fsrerf.
All pcrfon. indebsed TO the above eAase,
arelefrcd % make irrredis'e psyr rent 70
JEREMIAH HUNT of Newpor'.
Nah- -Kingeowr. Agsil I'll, ,scs. IjS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
SAMUEL JAMES

HIS FOR SIZE,
a i his Paper Hanging Mandatory, wh;cs
n IL in the Houle he now occupies, oppeGic
70 MIR. Lf1cif Perks. on the Wea Side of tbs
Bridge, Providence, gsesr variety of
Hoye Paper and Eoydsring,
of the newell aud mot elegant Figcie, al whole.
tale and retail. on as good terms as can be pur-
shafed in America.
4 generous credit given to thofe who pus-
ehafe by the quantity for retailing.
NJ. B. The above is printed on good pa
per. and the work well executed. by and under
the diretiioh of workman from Europe.
MAY 4,ISo7 6a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13

From C5iva.--W unde-ttsnd by rhs ia'c
accounts from China, that dreadful sttion
was fought near Hac. in December laf be-
tween the impe ria, troops ard the army of the
Tontunnefc, which terminated in the total de.
feat of the latter--I1,ooo Of the irfureents are
Ra,ed TO have been killed, and many were driv-
en- into the river and drowned. Previous TO
this deci6vc engagement, the Emperor ordered
roo rowing gallies and 500 Pun boats to ioter-
cept the veaels bclongiog TO the iniurgents, and
the day before the action the Emperor faw the
whole Of their armament in blaze of hre. con-
fitting Of 400 gun boats and 50 galies.-T The
enemy covered an sx,ent of miles. EN-
peror. after thi. brilliant action, determined to
march to Tonquin, with 3ooo men. in order
to be publicly crowned, and at the fame time
he iaued general amnetty TO all thofe who
ihould furrcnder.--Thc objca Of the rebels wa,
to have feized the King and Qseen, and chi,
they had nearly accomplished, by the means Of
one of the chief manda.ins which attended al
the Empcror's court The confpiracy having
been found out, this mandarin, a man Of le,tep,
named Ong Thong Thew. was inaantly be-
headed, with So ct,er.--In the above adion
the Emperor fought himfelf fword is hand.
N. Is,si.
VIrxNA, My ,s.-Is !, confirmed, tia.
the rebel A. Wechsb has made himfeli matter Of
Mecca. after having fnbdudcd the Who'll. co,n-
try between Mcsiina, Mecca and BafTora. His
Arabian adherenn are already eftinated at
10000. Among his counfcIlors arc su-,bcrs
OF Arabian Sche!ks. moa Of whom are psedy, &
Who have joined him with all them dependents.
He experienced violen, oppoG,ion % the fide Of
Alcppo, bot fnrmounted every difficulty in
rconiequence of which, his adheren,s ir Eg, p'
| are tr,~isg 10 make advances IN his favor. par.
'iculaily towards getting the Beys and A,abiar
tribes on his Gde.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
1ojsbh w. Paul 6 Co.

Have fer (ale at f5rir Sfor on Bangse,'s Hba,j.
A GENERAL and genuine aGortment Of
A Groceries, as loS as Can be purShafrd in
this town. n.--Likeviie,
M1lsGss of fupcricr quality per hoeihead,
Nav England Rum by tia hosGlead.
Sogar by the barrel.
Teas by the dozen ID.
FTeih Flour by the barrel, Of ahich they IN
teod TO keep conaant fuppiy.
Bet Havanoa white and brown SUGARS.
by the Box.
G5r Matters of VefIe,s, &c. can be fupp!;ed
with any article, they may want, aad the
imal'eh favor gratefully acknowledged.
Nezobo,f, February {, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
CASH. PAID PoR
LINEN u W0oLEA RAGS, By
Chrlitopher Olney, & Co..

D.iiVN,>d AZ tbrir Mill. ., Pape, War.. HoaJ.,
XXTHE they have for faIe. at wholeial, g.
Wv retaiI, all kinds of Paper, viz. FoeH-
cap Writing Paper. No. and a.-Vellum Let.
ter do.-ro, do.-WSapping do.-Bonnet do.
--ciotnier'. 10. If quality. Shearhing, with
and with u, Sand. Book Binders Boards.-
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blne.-ALso,
4 complete AGoument OF Blank Account
and Record Books.-LIKEwIss
Account Books made and ruled to any pat
tern, 10 fur the purchsfsr.---A complete Abort
ment Of School Books. & Stationary OF all kinds.
Ay6, Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
Or pound, Cocoa Smells, by thc Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one OF two Boys, from, I 4
to "a ycars Of age. as Apprentice to the Paper
making and Clothing buGnei.. fueh grea,
encouragement will he given.
P,Oviaenfr, O3. z6. 1907. taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
Look,ng-GAa05.

i OR Sale M the Store of NATHANIEL
SWEET & Co. an clegsn, aacrtment Of Loairs.
Gis6s. which cannct fail of pl.adug thofe who
win to purchsfe--price,, from One Dollar = &
Cents to Eighteen Dollars 50 Cents.
NesrSsr, ysr IS. I4itf-