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WHEREAS the subscriber has pass
Wv ed two bonds, ,of one hundred
pounds each, 70 Isaac Dawson Of the
state Of Kentucky, one Of them due the
first day Of March, 1908, the other on
the FIRST Of March, 1904; rs the money
il now rsady, and the said Dawson. hav-
ing failed TO lift it, ann determined to
pay no interest ON the said bonds after
this date. ss- n III. IT,
ABRAHAM DAWSON:
May IS, 1904. It ~ -
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4 VALUABLE PLANTATION.

~ \
II near Winchester, late the property
Of Joseph Glass. decd, containing 3sy
acres, This Plantation having been
rented for nine years past, is now ia bad
repair but from its situation, the qua.
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water, would deserve the finest im-
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
N E w p 0 X T.,
Ihurjday, NoO. IS, 1904.
GLORIOUS NEWS.

Republicanifm has undoubtedly
gained complete triumph in the tru-
ly enlightened, powerful and opuhenl
State of Mailachuietts. NotwithIiand-
ing all the arts of chicanery played off
upon the people, by fpurious and de.
generated fea'eraljlm, the independent
yeomanry of that State have arifen in
the majelty of their ftrength, in fup-
port of the wife and patriotic meafures
of a JEFFERsoN.-The EDsx Junto
are for the .6rf time defeated. We
truff therefore that tsdsraij(m will no
longer hold up its hideous head in
New-England-at lealt that there will
be no oppoiition to the Man of the
People at the enfuing choice of Pref
dent. If Maaachufetts gives Mr.. JEFF
ferfon an unanimous fupport, will
they, can they pretend that he is eled-
ed by negro votes /! Perhaps they
may-tor fuch is the inconfiitency of
the tsderaljfs.-By the returns receiv-
ed from ago towns, as publilhed in the
Bottom Chronicle of Monday laf, it
appears there is Republican MAORI
ty of nearly 7i0o Tbog/and votss for
the Democratic Electoral Candidates.
The following remarks on the fubjea
are copied from the fame paper.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

Since extravaganza and federalifai
have been diiniiIsd from our national
and fate councils, fpirit OF economy
has operated equally upon both admin
iltrations. Our national adminiitra-
ton have difcharged millions of the
national debt. And the republican
adminiltr alton of the State of Rhode
iiland have 6nce February, A. ID.
1903, dilcharged of the State debt,
including principal and interelt, fixty-
cne thoufand feven hundred and rwen-
ty two dollars.
Americans notwithstanding all
the vaunting and abuie poured out a.
gainlt our republican administrations
by federalilfs, are you not convinced
of the wildom of our governments
and the unexampled profpcrity of our
country. Prov. Pb9nix.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

they were actually dehIoying the iood
of morals, by ooarie detraction, and
every art that falihood, malsvolencc
or folly could faggef. They held
majority of the people Of this, State,
in an aritocratic ilunber, for Ieveral
years. by continually administering
deadly opiates, with the fepericrlbed
alluring appellarion Of $ order and
good government" This fatal delu.
fion was upheld by confummate arti-
flee and incedant intrigue, until it
pleafed Heaven to dcltroy this nnnat-
ural Angio-tOry endeavor, by the means
which they had adopted for its fup-
port. And the /" "Asfping Sam4jon5"
have at length awoke, and lhown their
itrength.
&C In the plenitude of political
lunacy, it was relolved that MIR. Ely,
of Springfield, ihould openly move for
a violation of the lait governing tefa-.
nent of Warrington, and create fuch
difficulty between the Northern and
Southern States, as would contemplate,
on its becoming a law of the land, the
DlSsozUq1oN oF.7Hs UNION!-Tho'
every inititute, both divine and human,
feemed to forbid the mealurc, it was
fqueezed through the Legislature OF
this Commonwealth, by majority 10
limited as fcarcely to be indicative of
APPRECIATION. All the Republicans
were alarmed, and the moderate fed
eraliits began TO ponder upon the diff
organizing. holdnefs of the proceeding.
The fenhble yeomanry argued with
each other upon the milery that was
in perfpedive: they we'll knew that a
reciprocation of advantages was in
volved in the pure conlervs.ion of the
Federal Compact, and that all and ev-
cry State, from Saint CrOix to the Mjc
lGippi, were bound by policy, honoui
and humanity, to relilt this terrible
inroad upon the common good. They
we'll knew that New-England was the
carrier of the rich produce of the
Southern department of the confede-
ratioii, who receive thro' the North.
ern States the produce of the Indies
and Of Europe; and that altho' the
duties to the government are firit paid
here, that the conlumer ultimately
bears the weight of the impof. The,
knew all this, and coniequently fav
the awful danger of Mr.. ELY's attemp
to derange the fyfem, and make po
litical volcano of their parent State
from whence the defruaive fires wer,
to be belched forth upon her aaociat
ed Silters in legiilation and ffrength
Their apprehension made them thinl
with more depth and precilion: tina
thought awakened their duty, wher
they Immediately olung to" firlf prin
ciples," and exprened their repug
nance to the propofed innovation, By
giving decided majority againlt the
promoters and friends of this calami.
tous attempt"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
Electoral Ticket.

The glorious refult, for Repub-
licanifm, whichis difplayed by the re-
turns of votes from the different towns,
in this very refpeeabie State, lnult be
truly confolatory, not only to every
genuine American who feels for the
dignity and National independence of
his own country but to every Phi
lanthropiit, of every part of the uni
verfe, who has fuficient portion of
intelligence to underfand and honor
the Revolution.
"The venerable & virtuous State
of Mafachufetts had been feleaed by
the enemies to EQUAL RIGHTS, as the
focus OF ftatiltic fedition. 1t was her
Capital that the late Gen. Hamilton
deGgnated as " the head quarters of
Anti-republican principles :" But the
recent honorable event, has proved
that it was libel on her general char
a6er. She might be deceived, but
fhe could not be corrupted. The in
fidious foes to the mild principles of
our government, have employed eve
ry means to feduce her from an obe-
dience to her own declarations, and
to cloud her intellect with -mifrepre-
fentation. They affected to deplore
an endangered fate of religion, which
had no exifence but in idea; while
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
NEW Nos. 4.


The SnoS Ph,ladeiphia. Capt. Ksanedy,
OF and from Philadelphia boand to Cadiz, was
dove on fhore in the gale on the z6th ult. at
Pilot Town; the paHengen and crew faved, aud
il Is faid the veTc viii be GOT off without injury.
Jerome Bonaparte snd Lady were paiIengers,
and narrowly efcaped drowning. The whole OF
the pafengers. il il faid. were nearly naked. and
that Madame Bonaparte was the fra perion who
jumped into the boat.
Capt. Ogilive. arrived yeaerday from Ca.
diz, confirms. the news of the prevalence of the
yellow fever at Malaga. From zso TO ago
perions died daily, all the phyGcians had fallen
facrihces to the violence OF that difolder. ~
PhyGcians and drugs, had been fcnt from Cadiz
for their relief. The inhabitants were faid to
be in fate Of farvaIion, and prevented from
leaving the city. by centinels being placed
round IL.
Gen. Moreau and lady were ftilI at Cadiz ;
and would ioon embark for America.
Nov. E.
7bs Fngaxs.--The French frigates La
Sybelie and Didon, which paIed Hel.gate on
Friday afternoon, were feen about ten o'clock
on Saturday morning, off Plumb. In and, near
the outlet Of the Sound, with favorable wind.
The Briiilh vefIels OF war being down near the
Hook. watching the main entrance of the har-
bor. did not get out till Saturday morning at
day break. being delayed by a head winds and
an oPpoGng tide. which prevented their beating
out. His faid that at 10 o'clock on Saturday
they were ilill vifble from the light hoote.
The Frenchmen have certainly out man.
oravred the Brrib, aud while the lztter were
quietly watchdog the principal entrance 20 the
harbor, have made their eIcape through the poi.
tern. Among the rumon 10 circulation. 10 %.
which Rates that Jerome Bonapar'e and his La
dy, having arrived at Philadelphia on Wednef
day, after their fhipwreck, made infant aoang-
mens and have taken their departure in one o
the frigates.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
To be Sold, or Let,

A DWELLING -HOUSE and Lot Of Land.
n containing about fevenseco acres. al sn-
der good i,npfovemsnt. dtuatsj about two & an
hsIf mics from the state Houie, on the main
road leadiog 70 BfiaoI & Howland's ferry, and
is good land for moving. psausipg. OF sillase.
~ith sse young oschssd thereon, and . veil
of excellent wases.--For further pass'cslans
apply to the fubtcribes on the psemites:
II CLARKE COGGESHALL~
Mixxltsssss Nsv. ., 1904. -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

On "wednesday next Cant inf.)
Town. Meetings will be held through
out this State, for the choice of Elec.
tors of Prefident and vice.Prefidest
OF the United States.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
RHODE-ISLAND
Republican Electoral Ticket

Hon. CONSTANT TABER, Efa.
of Newport,
JAMES HELME, Efq. of South
Kinglown,
JAMES ALDRICH, Efq. of Scisuatc,
BENJAMIN REMINGTON, Efq.
OF Warwick.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

DIED LIN this town. on the frif inf.
Mn. ELIzABxrH CtsAvrLAsD. widow of
the late Mr. ohn Clcaveland. in the nth year
OF her age.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

The Grand Jury Of Bergen county IN. J.j
have found bill Of indictment for Murder A.
gain& Aaron Barr. for killing General Hsmil-
ton.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15


81 haAen to congratulate you on the fuc-
ceis Of the Republican Electoral Ticket in this
DiRrief. We hav. ob:sned majority Of be-
tween fix and feven hundred; and nearly The
lame majority for OUT republican candidate for
Congrch.
{" We extremely regret the lois Of the Zen
Gb!e, accomplished vsTIs: but the triumph OF
federz'.sn in Bsasa, will be fhortli,ed and oo-
availing. The defeat 10 the country will make
it of no confequencc to thcm."
The Election in the County Of Wofcefier, has
terminated more favorably for the Republican
caufe, than our mott fanguinc expectations had
pscfaged.-We have no de6rc to raife the expcc.
tations of our republican brethren above the level
Of iobcr probability. But we venture TO FAY. that
there il a reafonabIc chance Cor the Election Of
EDWARD BANGS, Efq. a. Reproductive 10
Congreis for the SsHib Dys,ia of this Comfy.
Asb.
" Bsxsf1Uiei, Nev. 7.--SiR. congratulate
you and all the friends Of Libsyy on the meyee/s
Of R<ts5hea~ Vssss in this vicinity. In this
town, the Feds loa ~, and the Republicans
gained 9. InDurhsm, the Feds loR about 40,
and we gained 80. In Tppfham. the Feds lua
90 and Se gained u. 10 Freeport. erest To-
create Of Republican voses--Iiks~iie 10 Bowdo-
inhan, Bowdoin," &c.
The election Of Republicsu EIedou Of
Prefdent and Vice. PreGdent, hss -ndcubtedly
faccesded in PeuGfyivania. They were choien
on the I'D inA. Ms. JtvsERsoH. therefoss will
have ssasv votes in that Sta,e. inAesd Of sss,
~ In 1900.
In the ninth Congfefs, there win be psobs-
bly, Osr bsxl,sd and swsivs Republicans. 10
szrssy-s,fks FedenIias,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

p The Republican Cifzms Of
Newport are reqasaed to meet at the
State -H0y/e, on Monday evsning next,
at early eandIt.Gsbfing, on 5n6nef Of
an infersFing nafns.--A general and
panfluai attendance is therefore eonE-
denfy expected. Nov. Is.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15


In Portfmouth, State of New
Hampfhire, the candidates for the Re-
publican Electoral Ticket fucceeded
by an average majority Of about 400
votes.
The Legi1aturc fof New. Jerey have re-
eletaed Josfrn BLooMrIELD, { . republican,
Governor OF that State, In oppohtion 10 RicH-
ARp SrocKroH, fsderalia--S7 votes to 10.
The Legislature Of Connecticut has poft-
poned ill May next the confederation Of the
| propofcd amendment to the Contitution Of the
United States, adopted by the Leginatufe Of
Ma1achnictts.
In Connecticut. Lottery to raifc 10, 600
dollars to sfia In clearing the river Themes. has
the fanttion Of the Legislature. Thin i, q happy
appropriation. BY their laws, the Polls of mi-
nors arc to be exempt from taxation. and the
Polls Of thofe who do military duty orc TO be
reduced one half.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

In the ninth Congrefs, there win be probs-
bly, 0w bsxl,sd and fsssivs Repsblieans. to
ssussy-nsh Fsdenlass
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
Payit, September !.

On the 9th alt. MIR. Blot read to the innitute
the relation of ansrotaticvoyaee, undertaken on
the 9Th, with M. Gray-LeToc. The principal
ohiect of this voyage was to- examine whether
the magnetyc property experiences any Dercep-
ti5ie dininution in quitting the earth. The a.
ronaut' RATED thenfelves TO the height Of from
os)- metres 20 6J74 (2o1o toifcs.) The expert
ments they made at tholc different heights, prov
ed 20 them that the magnetic property ex 2crien-
ces no perceptiblc diminutou from the furface
of the ear;h to the height OF 1000 mefre5 It's
a;tio1 IL .hofo attitudes conGansy manifef itief
by the fame efeels and according to the fame
laws.
In every height, they obferved the animals
which they had carried with them; they never
appeared 70 fufer in any manner. At the eicva-
ton OF 34oC metres, they fet AZ liberty finall
bird a .Srcrg6Ecb;D it Immediately few away,
bu, returned almoit directly 20 perch upon the
ropes: afterwards taking fecond fight, il pre-
ciptated itielf towards the earth, dsfcribing a
crooked line, almoft vertical. A pigeon which
they let ily at the Game height, afforded then a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
Ell AsGFNSIOW.
ST. PETERSBURG, July II.

The aicerEon in the air, undertaken by the
deire of the academy of licences, to make ex-
periments, has had the dclired effect. The IA
nous chynif, Sacharof, and protector Robert
fon, Attended in favourable fate of the wea-
Their, from the garden Of the cadct-corps at So
minutes after O'Clock in the evening. The
members OF this learned body, who 70 much in
terelt themieyes for the advancement Of fcien-
Ces, attended, and wtneiied the Attention, the
moh beautiful yet feen in Ruiiia. The three
fmall balloons fent into the air as guides, or to
reconnonre the wind, went frlt to the fouth,
but ioon afterwards to the caf, aud towards the
Baltic. THIS did not prevent the erosauts
from attending, having with them feveral
initrumentS to make experiments. The balloon
1oated over the Baltic Sea for upwards of an
hour. Two different winds were felt blowing
IN oppohtion. From the city manruyre was
obleryed which had for its object to cut through
the upper wind, and By it procure the travellers
an opportunity Of getting to the fouthward and
over the land. Afterwards they Attended high
er and higher, until ten O'Clock, when the BAL
loon was entirely loft fight of, even by the per-
fons following it with the teleicope5 from the
observatory. The next day an exprefs brought
the prelident of the academy of licences infor-
nation, that the eronauts had, without any &C.
cldent, arrived at Siwaretz, 90 wrefts, or near
&c leagues from this capital. They defended
forty-five minutes paf ten in the Englifh garden
oppoGte the cattle of general Eemidof, who re-
ceiyed and entertained the aeria travellers with
the greatet hospitality. The refult of this af-
cenfion, undertaken only for fcentific expert
ments, will foon be publifhed, and found very
intereRing as well as inltru6tive.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
FROM OUR ENGLISH pArrRs.

The celebrated Kotzebue paiTed fome time at
Paris lait Spring, and has furniihed an inter-
citing Journal of the events, characters &C..
that paiied under his obfervation, as will APP
pear from the following extract
The Grand Parade is for the prefent, one of
me principal curiofties at Paris. I have feen it
;"lce. found myielf, with feveral other per-
IONS, in great hail, almot in the middle of
tAe Thullleries, through which Bonaparte was
- pats. The fcrvant, with great poltenefs,
heWed us our places; but We were only Obliged
u our Uniform that we were permitted 70 keep
t7ern. One OF our party, in an uDd1ef, frock,
wlitold by an Adiutant lin polite manner
too that he could not remain where he was,
hut ordered another very commodious place to
b ihewn him.
Al the falcons were en- bare occupied by the
Coniular Guard, ten Or twelve i'm each, with 2
o. three itcps between them, in the fame man
uer rs ~ the A3r.clie, where two men were
placed upon each tep. OF the infantry, four
o. i've different regiments had already marched
into the great Courtyard of the Thuillcries.
ne reEmentd!s are not very pleaiing to the eve,
bec3uie they are very plain, and the long coats
Hsither hdndtome nor convenient but the ter
ft0iy great Beer Kin caps give warlike, fierce
appearance. The national colours are not on
" The o1e: that decorate colours or handards oe
'1e Costular Guards they have in the mid
die golden iuns, and are moR,y green. The fca-
t1efs o. the O'fcers of the ConfIlar guard are
"a and green.
one Inaeceharv decoration with each regiment
Is the Drrr-M7ior. Clothed n tie egoencs %
lie eitccrs IN an extY1vagant manner, aud in
~hich the corps emulate each other which nall
be inc mott e%tr7vagant. The tallea and ben
booking mcn are cnofen for thcfe pl1ces. Their
Lfets IS, u ! ara not mitaken, of velvet, but 80
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much more curious fpc5tscic; being Get at iiber
~ on the brink of the boat, as II to mealire the
extent of the flight it had to take; it then
launched itirif, iiutterinS il an unequal manner,
10 that IT feemed TO try its 'giags but after fome
Entering, it extended them, and abandoning it
;tlt entirely, began to defend towards the
clouds, deicrbng large circles, Ike all birds OF
prey. Its deficient was rapid, but regular. The
experiments the travellers made upon the electr-
city of the air. indicated to them IN Gle ttrcitv
lncreaiing with the height, relut contorn,able
to what mad been already concluded by theory,
nom the experiments of Volta and, Sauflure.
Ihehydrometer conaantyapproached drought,
according as If ro!e in the atmosphere; and de-
tcending, it gradually returned to damp The
travellers intend 20 make a new afcent, and to
raiic thenirlveS 70 the height of COCO metres,
ard even higher, if pofible, 70 try further expe-
rments upon the compass or magnet.
It isreportcd. in letter from the Hague of
The 18th init. that the Directors OF the Batavian
Republics, the Landamman ofSwitZerland, and
the Vice Proficient of the Italian Republic, are
to be appointed commanders of the Legion of
honour. 1t is flid, that the fame bonours have
been offered to the king of Spain, Pruiiia and
Denmark, 20 the Electors of Bavaria, Helie, &
Baden, and to the PreJf4cnt Of tee. United States
81 14,aerieG.--- Lon. pap.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
YIPCLWFI.

YJPCLWFH.
At Supe1io go-t Of Chanccry, held at ,he Cari,ol
IN the e:y Vi Richmond October cth 1904
Between
James AnGe5ion, and
Philip Thurman, mr.. ban,' and rar.-
ner., oadeF ne frm Of James An ( f'"'0'"'
deri0n and Co.
ard
Bernard - rkhan, and Francis or
borne, executor. oi George Mark D4E7dansr.
main. dece led.
'FE defendant, p-rr2td Markham. uuop ), NON,
Il ~ attachments Tor his cor, empt in nr. 4nt,,er.
u'e bI %. Do, Plaintiff hath ben reformed execute,
IT,. "has &. a.0cr the fame, thc court tlis 9th d
Z" CtobeT, 81 'rs ger Soc upon .he motion of -,,
Fialuhs By ssii lo.r j! doth tde hen ,,i ror pre-
ieisd, Is 20 'r.- ce'en dtut, au1 s, N pr u : atg .
rue osy 70 oc-cc oe mart ,hcr.r, 81 'e.. .l,e 81.
o'ie lCait, on uf before teutbd.y Of ths term
% s" he fai.ass beer fefved w.ba cors .isss.,..
o. iasw ,'.s So a., com.y.y
- Nayy, Ises,
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WILL BE SOrn.

III Pa5le air, at zaeb5riab B,eaEss Iageya IN Nan
dber, en- TDgil,y TIE IlB Of D,rcm6e, ue,l,
$50 acres of LAND,
q ~ ~ 79oo@', and 2t' prime quality, biae IN
L Cbgfofei8 .oafy, an itf ao,b fh or1, p, .i;og-
beD road, ant gja,aig NJ, iass n Mr.. To5ss Sto1f
a"'1 tg-A 1.'is I,om Twst7 Ter. TLe fera5ef fr 7yH
"s '7 baJ fgG, ami f1y.-c rs5iir e,ef. fa, liz oH,r
On gi1iqg b2ra .oD atfyer,i fegA,. Hsyb rim ~ei6-
ing 70 P','iae 1yH J Es7,n lie aal 6y etai,fg n 5<,
jam" Psii'.'s' Or JslL {. Brsvsa g" a1aasf.a.y.
Va CAV
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n Peyf,7i' II Faro7 Bur- I, a-eg9iJg5iy tsfs17cI
IA "' Rli.lo7g on M- i.f fqg., Pigiafjsyai- !, put
J,' "'".1',d,a'o1. Tzr H.. ar 1~ farce If Ef4r-
f'y'S,n'f r Fsss-'s.
W III be fold By MelTrs Prefer & Moncure 1T
tablio Auction on THURSDAY tie 5th
infant, Tor the benefit OF the Underwriters
A Trunk No. 8. marked p G.. containing
GOODS damaged on board he nip Sufan & PonS,
NaPl' lHOI"A. LIotel Nov. 10
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Thursday, February 9.


Mr.. Thonas lad on the table the following
resolution:
Rfsokvsa, That a committee be appointed to
JOIN with such committee as the Senate may ap.
point on their part TO consider and report, what
business is necessary TO be done by Congress in
the present session, and when It may be expcdlent
TO close the same.
A mess sc was received from the Senate in
forming tic house thar they had rrceded from
their 6fst anendnenr to thr bill entitled an act
giving effect TO the laws Of the United States
within the territories coded to the United States
by the treaty Of the goth of April sos, BE-
tween the United States and the French repub
nc; and for other purposes, SO far as to agree
to tic modification and amendment proposed by
the joint committee of conference but that
they disagree 10 the further amendment proposed
BY the house, extending the right of registering
vessels all the inhabitants Of Louisiana on the
3oth April last.
The house resumed the consideration Of the
resolutions reported from the committee of the
whole to whom was referred the report Of Sc.
lecteommittee appointed to enquire into the OK.