davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
State of RHoDr.lsLASp and PRoyIDENcE
PLAnTATIos.

State of RHoDr.lsLAsp and PRovIDENcE
PLAnTAriors.
in Gsns1si A0smby. Jsns S.Ddsa, n. ID. 1904.
ID ESOLYED, That the FUN of ten ,hcuiand
IN dollars be appropriated 10 the purchaie OF
the evidences OF the regiAered public debt Of
Chi, State, under the difetiion and management
of Coinmitioners to be appointed by the Gcne
raj Afembly.
Rf/oiDsd. That Samuel Vernon, fenior,
Henry Shcrburne and Nathaniel Hszard, Eiq'n.
be appointed CommifIioners 20 purchsir the laid
evidence, of the faid resiRered public debt, IN
fach way and manner, and on iuch terms, as
they may think mott advantageous 20 the pub
lie intercR THAT fsid Commillioncrs give pub
lie notice OF their appointment, IN the news
papers, adverti6ng the creditors holding fueh
evidences, TO jcnd to the Gcncrai- TIesfuTer. on
or bcforc the iecond Monday Of September next.
ieaIed propofals Of the terms on which they will
fell the fame and that II propofsls, equally ad
vxntapeous TO the State, fhal be made for the
faIc ofa greater amount of faid debt, than can
be purchafcd by the fom he,cby appropriated,
the amount ,hereof fhall be applied, in ra'able
proporliop 10 the demands of the irverai ctedi-
tors.
NHoiptas NAV t"'p epps"f''e'~s ~.
aioreisid, be fubiett 10 the ordeT Of she fsid
ConrniHiouer,, and be paid on, by the General
Treafarey accordingly; and that faid Commit
fonen report, from time 20 time. TO the Gene.
yal Aaeu,bly, their proceedings under theie re-
fulutious.
4 RcJsivvd. That il mall be the duty Of the
fev9al Town Clerks. to read the foregoing rc-
idiutons TO the freemen, TO be ailembled In annu.
al town. meeting in Augua next.
"A true Copy: Witnels.
SAMUEL EDDY, Ssfy.
IN ohedisoce TO the before rcciled Ae,
the Commiiiioneu therein named, are ready TO
receive propofals from the c.cditon TO this
States Regiaered Deb,. and requsA that the
fame be tIanfmitted TO the General Treainrer,
at hi, Office in Newport, frae Of pofsgc. by the
time limited in fsid Ad.
SAMUEL VERNON, c,ul
HENRY SHERBURNE,
NATHANIEL HAZARD.
Ns1pto,f, June 16ib, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
SAMUEL JAMES

HIS FOR SIZE, ,,e
A T his Paper Hanging Mandatory, which
"A is in the Houfe he now occupies, oppoGte
to MIR. Lezcb Peek's, on the Wet Side Of the
Bridge, Proyiience, a great variety Of
Hoys Paper and Bordering,
Of che newea aud moa elegant Figures atwhole-
fale and retail, on as good terms a. can be pur-
shae in America.
A gcaerous credit gwen to thofe ~ho Pur-
chafe by the quantity for retailing.
N. 5. The above 10 printed on good ps.
per, and the work well executed, by and under
the DIRECTION Of workman from Europe.
April q, T8ol. I83
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

SAIL. MAKING II
THE fubfcribefs haviBg entered into partno6
y hip. under the firm of 'fia ~
Dunham and Spooner, llH e
hereby inform the Public, thas they carry on the
Sail Making bsfinefs. 10 irs various branches.
at their Sail Loft. on the wharf Of the late Gen.
John Malbone, at the South part of the town.
1hoie who may favor them with their cuAom.
may depend on Punttuality and difpatch. All
fayofs viii be gratefully acknowledged. bv
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
WING SPOONER. i'd.
Newport, April 8. 1907. 7o,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
William Douglas,

1t sbe Head 1 Broad. SfrsNi,
IAS conitantly for fale, general Abort
i j nent of Wea.l India and other
G 9 q - S. 90
Frefh ESSENCE Of SPRUCE, per gallon
or quart. The 6ra quality Sy,hes and Sy,he
Ssicks, comple,e---Rakes. Hoes & Hoe Handles,
Fork Tails, Sc. One ton FLAX OF various
qaalities.
Thi, day received 1000 weigh, clean FLAX.
NJ- CASH, and Tsuo Pence baf
Penry per pound. given for Cotton and Linen
RAGS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
VALUABLE BOOK.
F~ /at BY o. FARNSWORTH,
The RHoDE.lsLAxp
Clerks MAGAZINE,

Or, CITTL OFFICER5 ASSISTANT.
coNrAININo,
EORMS of Writings, ufefuI to every Member
l. Of Society. and more Especially receifary 10
the budneis Of Convey ances, Juaices of the
Peace, Courts of Probate, Town Councils, Cor
ooen, Sheriff., Deputy -SheriEs, Tosn-S,r-
jeants, Conaables, Ov:rfeen Of the Poor, Exc.
cutors, Administrators, Guardians, &c.
Price Of in m@eef--Io6 r raH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

ar Tickets in the Warwick Chan
mel and Road Lottery zone Tboyland
Dollars bigbsf Prize J for fale by
O. FdRNSYORTH
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

Witt;Ssd( INK. z+tb 7,b Mo. ISo4.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30

and fidelity was born Barndabe the,l2 9th Of July
I7fS,An6 was dened gepeshie parents and grand
parents, Eom who the town where he has rcldea upwards
OF thirty Years had its name Hc received his ft commit
hon sjdcn .ihe peace frothe governor Of Nova
Scotia, at the age Of twery four years His fri com
Fiion undr Ac AaiIatufets gDverGnent Of an older
dale than that OF uce IN the county, one only ercept
ed FIe aalad the Office Of Judge of Probate ABOUT twen
ty and that Of Judge Of the Cot Of Cons o Pleas
sbe.,t t~erty.one years. .a.Ns 5sl
s. In bis pu6 shsIa be was honored, in his psivate
ef,eeiEc tie po7eIad benevolent mind, aca.n tern
per- hofrabe aifpentio,, aud trsiy chrifafl fprt
Wh;sbont ossensaoR, he the iuaohs Of
his life apiahIc man. incere frendtp, juf IN bis
dealings agreeable in his conversation, model nc
noatnfvc in his ccrauctrr 70 ceunry, and may
judge from bis outward actions, faithful % hi, God Bai
aas. affords perhaps The heit evenc Of hs virtues, and
Of h iags copcience void Of qfe.ee towards God and
rini" the temper and .uayion Of his mind AT es,
clDng Isene Asha aboc four months before his DEATH
be attacked byAn alarming diordef, le terr
IL concerns and gave iush Ii, the win of oi---Aho
Ms abaed he had hopes recovery he ,vaa
pspsred what sht be ihe event. hen was in.
usted 10 him b friend, that probable he would
recoysr he received the opinion with oncerr and bc
Us continuing and his bodily fengsh failing his
End trnd,i and ccsnpoed Confestca BY the beicd
Lope OF Be.eyer in Chitf of hrs faith IL wum he
had long ago adna pubic rrosG he waite.i With great
patience d his charge came and with the yor;ous pra
pes pies tlroueshe raefits IF kis Saviour,
s,ifslethatas seafs in which ashn:an can die's
IA days before has death, ha fad to tweof his friends
thar ne never been eSed wh tie honors attached
70 the ,eaarsso Of the oId but lad been houch .an
and sdded, g" never in the upper world, but have
- lizard that thcre nanors of bs prepared there
for shoie who here, and bcieve there one
prepared for Wlie theie and the patience
and refgnaon with which he death, atad conioIadon
to his friends they juitfy the t,eclaraton, int
81 .ss "sEIithehath. an overcoming power,
=, And triumr,hs in dying hour, y.
Triffing Ctria dGati was dfarree Of terror
MAY all by his example be excited 10 live the Hf ofte rg-
tsons thas latter cnd may be like s and while we
ourn that we deprived OF the private coycrston and
public icvscss Of this cannot but rejoice in this
thought that he will be forever happy better world fer
Bs e,esir dead th die IN e Lors }sr sh from Is Ia
, boz, aadt tbeir voevks jsHosu item"
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30
DANIEL TUCKER,

DANIEL TUCKER,
RssS h1, III Biz S,c,- - Eerr-A,ex
Jamaica, st. vincents. and Berbice KUM.
h Hollands GIN,
z few caiks RE.
! A few crates aaorted Liverpool Ware.
N56, g ANCHORS and Hedges, weighing
as follows: --ANcHoRs, ,o76 $50 73o-
0o8 4oo-44c- 4c7---3 G. .-z37-lo3
--.'o2. KEDcEs, '44--I4s
IAo-t26 vks July, 60.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30
: aale at auttio,,.

10 be iJld by order OF Au,Hl,
Or Tsns(ksy tie z3t dr. a zsgs4.nsxs. at o'esssk
IL b< ajsaaaon' sn tie SsodEsg hoax IF lhe. ju5.
/asiSss "a G~bam. ia sh< fs4afs ef { ansaerssS
EHE Saw-M,ll ami G 1T Mill and 70
1 much Of the lioule aud Land be ons;ng to the
ettae Of hGlSSe Ja .sos. Of Co hsn dcctaied.
wsth r~tboas the hon of the dds the
fame, will he s'iciest pay the debts Of laid
ceafci am ,u"tisg to <5oat rhl teen iu,orrA D.ars
and ipcsaeutan chArsts 1vER Johnson,
July AZ 6uvars,s -. i..s ecax
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30

Relatives p.. Il
Citizens Of the town OF Gorharn. -s.1
:. ~ Citizsns Of Portland enid oshev towns * 2
The prose1ion Movsdf frem the manon of the deceafed
Chat place which once knew him, but viii hereafter kaow
him no moreJ about half after shres ( II - {
The corpie was carried 20 the meeting houe aboutt0
miles dsnt where the following fervicea well peg
formed yin ss.. e.. s, :, 1850 x,..- -
A Funeral Hymn, by choir belonging to the fatinh
prayer, by the Rev. Mr.. Moves 80 ( - :
s. An Eulsgy, by the Rev. Mr.. Hiiiard. -.ssg
The copfe thence borne the <srace followed by the
mouTners in the fame order and depoed about half
Pait hx o'clock There nun re until the voice OF the
archangel and the trump of God iait bis command cs
il sorthas the general fsimreetioa a~E' = : -
- CHARACTER. ss-
When Righteous Dies the people have csuf. TO
Died on Sunday the 9ad inA and on wedne fdsy IAN
was decently imerred, the H6A. WsLLrAM Cosnxss,
Efq Judge of Probate and Chief Juce Of the Court of
Common Peastr the County of Cumberland, aged xty.
one years. -s-s -'siS- = ,.sss kse. ts.s -
BY this event, atender woman is deprived Of kind hui.
band bis acquaintance Of agreeable companion the
widowed and therlels Of good friend the town of Cor.
ham Of ufei citizen the people the county o an mn.
rgir Judge aud the public largo Of valuable enber
Of focety.. ssss. 49,,
The Important Office. he fu0alned Afforded ev;denc. q
the confidence Which wa piacsd ia his dseroa, esss;ns
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30
litfrarv Biffsna,tp.

~ SUBSCRIBERS to the above work. in this and the
neighboring towns informed that the i4t number IS
received and ready for delivery the Oee Of 3ENKS "
SHIRLEY, No. :, FjcJasS, Persfssk July IS.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30
I1iE4f1R LAC yIHic II Ball PORTLAND.


Re- ssl,,ic. !. bali PORTLAND. !.
& 9. -.ssssss-:,--
i,Hls EVENING MONDAY, IU Y 10. 1904, viii
H. be prefned fra xpdonly Time 10 P0r t'and
;hesc two years the nueh admired Pay tps Acs called!
Lovers Vows: Orsa
~ TtIE Mi URdL SON. ~
Tranfased from the German Ko zebuc, by the cele-
hrAted sars,s sinchbad 3s..sF =
Baron Widenh in, Mr. -Kenhy Count cafel, Mr..
Wtfop; Anha, Mr. Bi i,na Frederick (bD fe aapear-
ea~l.rk sa r td.str. Pbnadr pba and 5aer) Mr..
Jones; ycrdun, M. Dickerfon Landlord, MIR Barnes;
Huper,, Mr. PpwcG -
: .aaaths Fiibvrs. Mr. Powell; Amelia Wildenh III,
fIe 0 psa1aaes fsrts,S) Mis Jones ;CcttAgers We,
Mrs. DIX nion. ess,t
To which will be sddedshe favorl'e Comic Opera Ct
the - So
fooR. SOLDIER.
carar Fitzry Mr. po~e1; ,Pa.rjck III. ps,- s,iss,)
MIR Wilton De tmot, Mr. 84ross, Bsgs2teie MIR Dick
enlon; Father Luke, Mr. Kenny D,xSr Mr. REk-
NARO 81 ~ f~sx = n -
4 Norsb, Mrs Jones; Kath .u., Mi. Bsses
Gr Deo~s opened bei5ps06 S. evrsain ss>i< bsirp1R
2 oelok - =" 1isken at Mr. II. CIT - Box
IS eerf, Pin so fsats
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30
Al &OLN and Kr.~NEBEI,
.MlaRINE INyLx NCE COMP P44N1.

lie P~6deas and la r. pf the Liaeo'n aid Ken
rehes Mariue lniursrce Company hereby give
n0ies, THAT tho Of their cap, al Aock f..
f. and fue POLICIES M hshxf Of &c con nxuv fr n
uranee tn amy not ding weIve thuufasd Eve hun
drsd dollar in ns ri'k veT fre,s ,ood. and ef.
fsces again" ptishy OF ffosu on the lie Of anv
peion dursns his ispe hy lea and in Of money
isnt ups1 host IN and reirond<n -
B. order ot,hs rid nj snd4r re<aone.
JOHN Nj RslLi, Juu. y.ssss s,;
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30

A Smart, capable young man to attend in =
Store. that writes gs hand and is quick & 6aures
Enquire Of the printer
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30

- /. /.
July 81, lat H. long So was poke, brig ceors. from
this port for Berbicc, 3 days out
Lsrr, at Antigua July Columbia, Of Northyarmouth
end Portland, of this port AT Londonderry Mav 2e Live
Oak Dyer, Of Scarborough, for Newyork in ,ays. AT
Point PetTe Mars capt Creole. and Active, eapt. Wyman
Of this port. =
Jelly D. lat 40 20, long. Sc, so p Alraira Of Portland
days from Norfolk, for London Lat ST. long II Aoop
Adventucr belonging to can Eaern port captured by
French prvaeer her paage from jacquemel the capt
d the Adventure had been put board brig Phad
for CoracDa July lat SO No. brig Sork, Brown from
Providence. for LAndon..
Tie We-India hees for Eagland, failed from ST. Kite
Jua 20, amounting to 50 la under convoy Of two 9tis
atss - - 7s~s
Sch Farmer charleton for Jamaica, was boarded 4,
times in his voyage by French rvateers and punered b
I've Of them.
Number priva,cers were fitting ou, at Pbne pes1e Quad
July 5, to cruize of St. Domingo.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30

&c Tie !atiine in thefra page Of this paper pu
in by ake The reader therefore requeed dele tn
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30

=. sss CORN. s
Far /sh. on hoard tie raep k!sss, lying at LyyS:
hams Rb1.f~
500 bulhels OF Corn, if applied for
foon. .es 80. :, Iuly as
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30
Funeral Of the late Judge CoRHAM.

On Wednesday Ian, the remains of the Hon, W;nm Gar
ba~ were cormitted to the grave Annmbe citzens
the of Portland aud of other towns Joined tois of the
towa Of C.rha maaifc their a token Of refpea for
their departed friend The proceon extenve Bcides
toe who followed the corpfe horfeback aid on foot
there were upwards Of feveniy carrage<lhe order Of
proceihon as follows 1sa .Ss.. rs- 3.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30

SATURDAY, ,uIy ss.
Arrived Gp Bah capt Thraier. from Liverpool [fiav-
ing had a long pa1age, furnifhes news
SAME DAr--Arrived brig Mercator, capt. Freeman, 90
days from Doninico.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30

EKsArA-rhe reader is requeaed TO corrsA the follow
nc -orsof the preis in the ai No.ln the ltS and St
EEe OF che sth paragraph and'n the n line of the
inAead Of reiinquil,ed" read even
ft{ tsrquilsis ..rS -. 60 ~s'sr
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30

LtAaNDER fWOOnM M,
X EaPettully informs his fr;ehds ard the
puene ah.t he has ,sktna r.pih un,on Ore I.
,a'ev occupied ~ Doa Hsrdi"s ~he.e IL a;sks. aaS
Up connann { fa.s ha ONE .1sfmen, Of iae.ee
KID aud MoRoct o LiPPERs &, The sfnsIis0 say -
,-~''y sNS''eo- ,rs jssv az =
NOTICE IS hereby given that the co.rart.
.neifhip e D4s..g e a. wa. d;f. v, ~ -
f"3y% J..sey Ian. ~ reiEns hsvinp an, 4. ma rv+s
on them viii es'ien z Du,nhs sc,'i,,,,. r,yn.
-. 5~. ~ ~ B RID MN 4YNfa
w Josf n NoSHs
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30
<ksSH lAlsH A.lsrAJ.

/ HE fubfcribers under fhe firm Of
THOMAS FORSafrH e co.
oes cave ;afofm .he public snher friends In eensr-
a. thar they have npened stAre OF. ~
/ ENGLISH WEST iNDt 4 iNpiA GOODS. !
aszt daor Hsa, y E~s,' head -s ansr. ham, xh,e
ter Ss1<. bbls bpae and niddGng PORK, /.
!. bsts' hne and iuresflAe- Fl. OUR =
which they inend & ing .oss exh eoaasry produce,
a. iow as Can he parehsird st any 1ore ia town
Ays large adorunent Of PAPER HANG.
NCS.
1oSATff sN sP RRdw,
THOMAS EORsAIrh
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30

At Falmouth, asth inn. Cl1es Warss, late of Brunf
wick. aged 49,. efi's. ~
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-07-30

tiE iuhler'er,. h4Sint tks,,xo,,sapa, ,,,s,,, ~
! Hon. William Gorh.a. .tujee ot Proha,e for ,he
tean OF Cumberland receive and exanine the dam.
Il the fsvsra cred,'ors ,.thr FN,., of >4v M -.
- capFain -<45xi b ;kgy, 4:
ate of Portland IN be coHp aIorisi nse;ver dereafed
rspreien ed ;nfc'ven,. hereky ase s.cc, hsr ~
aonhs further time aow<s, 10 b~;se in .sd urcrs
he. anna snd that ne fhs {-sd thss srvci =, ne
ws''ne hople cs Me-. Salty Hsss il Porfsna ON The
rsH and hh Fhurfrsv Of Ausun -rd tie fr nd lan
hortdsy' Of 5eptemtst and oaoheS aesis iroN to
+ - '.t - - = Thomas efcK.
fb,s..s. ~ -. ssssx
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
FOREIGN ADViCES.
.N.NI.TOkn. Cc.lber.lr.

We have translated the following arli-
c.es Iioul our hie OF Paris papers by the
Sophrono' 20 give the American reader
some 'deaci The state Of ali s6t yAssalagc
aud dcbasement into which the French
press and the French people are sunk IN.
der the present order Of things. These
extracts are faithful sawrlc Of the mat.
ter with which the columns of every Pa-
ris journal arc now occupied: they con.
sist entirely ct appointments 10 the L, S,cn
Of Honour, minute notices Of :he most ,ri
vial occurrences relating to tie Imperial
Family, and The mast unha,iowvd Incense
ever offered by Folly and hnavery al tie
shrine OF Royalty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
CURTIUs.

'I'AEnN ~ abou, the 9TH of Auyrs, ra.r and
eammit,ed to The jail az this county. an A.
fi-an negro, wh7 save lu. pnn7c t. CUpJCr and
u'a' ne belong 70 James Ceorgr, re Ch7yl.st,p,
Sou'h ca oWa W. appearsto be between 50 ard
On years &c age. AID sb,w fce- or + ircbes
hiEh h7d on whsr he was taken ur = .i'ue h-oad
cloth coat, rcd j,ctct ard ozreh,nes breecbcs.
Hif cars Save both been cut The owner r. re-
qnstcd 70 come fnrc ~. pay chlrces and take
Inn away, o. hc WI Dc deal, virh ACCORDING 20
law WV WOkSHAt. kecler OF ;se iai!.
Prince Edward, Wig. Od. 20, iGOl. Ia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27

'1o@ 9% s' tie q! b s. 'p @Ss
and the fortunes SFrawce are hencefor,h
insepara5lc.'
his exceliency then addressing himself
to her imperial hiShncss Princess Joseph,
sa'd,
Madam, it is glorious day for the
Senate that in which il can express its
love, It's respect, and its devotion to the au-
Fnst family Of the worthy Emp-ror OF the
French.
Madam. vour imperial highncss cam
no. bat rena,k, by tbe altered voice of nm
. Who has the honour OF speaking to you,
the deep tenderness which has been pro.
, duced III him by the admirable answer of
lis imperial highness prince Joseph To
/ tin discourse, or rather the very few words
which have beet permitted ju.t now 70
address to him. Your palace il In nv
eyes the temple OF modesty. fear to
wound the goddess Of it if presume TO
picture her virtues.
But tive most affecting homage is the
only one worthy OF your imperial high
ness; it is that cf our hearts, and your iur-
periaI h;5hncss :, earnestly solicited 10 az
| cept Ii.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
PARIS, 18th August.

PARIS, IStn August.
The Emperor had charged Marshal
Murat, Governor OF Paris. 70 distribute the
decoration OF the Legion OF Honour 10 he
IegionGries OF the first military division.
who were unable 10 receive II az the inYa-
lids on the day ct the festival OF .n- l.;h
luiy. This distribution Was made on Fri
day last. The troops composing the gar
ris0n OF PANS, assembled in The Plan dcs
SasEoHs; after several n ,nc.uvces, they
formed square battalion. and all the
members Of the Legion having united in
the middle, Marshal Murat addrv ssed
them in these terms:
b. ave Legiouar;es, His Majesty the
Emperor charged ,ue TO deliver The Sta
OF the Legion of honour 10 those who
have not had it from his hand. His Ms
Jesiy could not coniiAe 10 ne a more no
nonfab!e mission than ;lat Of decorating
with the prize otyalnuc, the brave, am .np
t1e brave who c, M o.. the W. ie + h..
French Army; OHicars, Generals, aud
Soldiers, who have vAdaHly rucht for
YOUR country, you are about TO receive The
rccampencc OF your labours this eagle
which IS going 10 cover YOU, will attest 10
ail your tciioN- citizens and 10 Costerity,
your services and your glory. already
see the young soldiers under your colours
buyning with Impotence, in expectation
OF the occasion when they can ncri
so brilliant distinction. VIVA, haYvesty
0gginrv are We Mt promised hy 50 fine an
institution and so cnnEurmabl. to the na,i
onal character! Lee Their treJnlle, those
ISLANDERS, e;erna! enemies OF the world
Let them tr-o,bie, al those who declare
themselves The enemies of france and OF
the Government which size che.ishes:
vii now tasteu upon your hearts The GER
tain pledge Il yit,ory. May he i've for
ever wHo has fixed it among us. Ylvr
L'Fmhercar ~
Al he troops repeated the enthusiasm
YiUc L'Emhcrefr The I.rgionsries took
The onh and 'eceived the decorations Con,
the hands o. Marshal Nurat, in the 1rids,
Of cries hundred Zines reiterated of: VI
Ue L'Enfcreur l.! Five Bonata1:c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
DuNKisx, August 10.

Yes,erdar his u sly tie emperor vi
sit,d several points &c our harbour.
This morning., ata O'Clock, his Majesty
can7ed ap-tt &C ,he troops Of the Camp
ct DunkiTk to rnansuvre a. low water
mark. The Emperor leayes this to NOR
row !oc Gstend.
Whenever the Emperor has left his
head quarters, c;!hcr 10 visit the harbour
or order eVoiOlinnS, our citizens Of al!
Glasses would crowd on his passage, inter.
mix ihe'r explanations with those Of the
soldiers, ard each one could not sufficient.
'y Satisfy his eagerncss at ihc happiness of
seeing him.
DuNNRE, Goth Therrnidor.-Thc neu.
irai trade ia His pert is pretty brisk. IN
American vessel laden with $50 hhds. of
tobacco, is arrived here lhis morning.
Eighiy-two other ncu,ya!s have entered
this port from lhe -, Prairial 10 the 18th
inst. making ioIa! tonnage of il.ols
tons.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
SrRAhDuRc. Anrnst s.

We shall soon have the happiness of
possessing the Emperor within our walls !:
h;s impsria! Majssy vii! arrive here
through the Provinces of the interior b,
the way OF SeGem and Met. We are in
hopes hc viii make sonlu STAY ia Sua,-
burg, He will go from hence through
the departments OF Mont Tonerre AMI
MISUNDERSTANDING TO Aix.la Chapelle
near her Imperial Majesty. This u;..x-
peeled news has accustomed tie livei;vst
joy IN this ci'y. Preparations are max
my tor the solemn AID brilliant reception
OF his Imperial Majesty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
BnuLoeYE. Is Aurnsf.

lhe Emperor sal out this mcrning from
Os'erd, and this afternoon arrived az his
Headquarters at ro:t de- Beigue. 'shc
coocoase OF strangers, who a.e to attend
The memorable festival winch is to take
place mere Tomorrow Is So grea, ,hat Tor
several days past they arc Obliged 10 seek
Tor !cdg'nss IN the neighboring borcughs
and villas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27

more :nemoYI ale than TIE presence 81 II.
|. NJ. the box was presented To her, and
the Lock instantly opc,,ed between her
fingers.
'ihc contents we're only fragments OF
relics which were again shut up.
Thus We're d;ssipa,ed The Illusions and
hopes whch took their rise from this cSic.
braleti and apochyyp,'ai .Nsh me iGnycrc,
and wh:ch had heen bur led in profound
mystery during 40 years.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
OSrENn. IL .rrn.t

The Emperor mounted on horseback
very early. He reviewed the division or
general Friand, which maneuvrcd nrer-
wards on The strand. The day was beau.
u'ui 4 those HANDSOME evaIutions were ex-
rcuIed in sight of the Eagi,sh, VINO were
Stationed a. small distance from, The
port.