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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-30
OF COLUMBII

Alexandra Countl, 10 wiz
;,,, M9 re aGjea'ssd STIR. l8o1.
AGAINST
Nathaniel Duke and Catha.
zine his wife, R.bccca Ali.
fon, James NJ. M'Rea, John
M'Rea, R OBJ. M Rea, Nan.
cy ALTON M'Rsa, Henry
LyIes M'Rea, ADD Allifn
M p aIs. n s1.o aud devices Ia chaocery
and Agrees M'Rea AMI Ro.
bert M'Res, iurvylng ex.
ecutors If Robert M'Rea,
deceafed, ard Samuel Gran.
die ard Samuel Nichols, ad.
miniarators OF Mich. Thorn,
deceaied, Defendants,
THE defendant, Samuel Nichon,
administration Of Michael Thorn, deceafed not
having entered his appearance, and given iecmi.
ty according to the rules of this court, and il a.
pearirg to the fatisfadion of tn. court, tia, /.
is not an inhabitant of this difria On motion
OF the complainant, by his council, 1t is ndlnl,
that Tie fad dstnndant, Samuel Nichols, Do
appear here on The fitA day of June cOutt next
and anfwer the plaintiffs bill, and that COPY Of
this order be forthwith Inferred for Two month,
fuccsfiyely in both of the public newspapers pub.
lilhed in this county, ard that another copy b.
ported at The front door OF The Court Houe d
faid County.
A Copy, Tea,
C. DENEALE, &C. 4
A "a Iswzn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-30
SPRING PHYSIc.

DIR. HUNTERS Anti Bilious Pills are unqueition-
sby proved by ample experience be the mott eedtual
remedy, at tn flme time the mott innocent, peaant,
aud convenient medicine for the cure OF icurvy corbuc
erup,on leprcly, and other dorders originating from
corfuotive fate of the blood The remarkable cure OF
Mr.. clifton, Of Albany, who had been twelve years
sormen,ed with lnol dreiGug ieorbutic complaint, as
ALTO thar of Thomas Johnion, iahouring man, in the
lervce of Mr. Van Renneaer, who was athlcted with
mott horrd leprofy muG have convinced evey one who
has read the partcuars of thee cafes, befdes which,
variety of proofs of heir efficacy authenticated BY per-
fons Of character and relpedabty are open TO the ex
animation of every Inquirer. hee mutt naturally bc
iuppofed to have their due weight and iupercede the
neesfy of any further comment from the Proprietor,
vet. he PERFUMES TO aert, that the real mers of this
vegetable preparation will, fair trial. plead more
forcible its own recommendation than any thing which
can be faid Off
N6ere a5o nay be had,
Atkinfons Worm deGsoyng Lozenges--Thcfe Lo-
zenges not Only deRroy where they exit but et-
Is6fually prcventsheir return Thof families who have
followed Dr. Atkiafon's advice and uled them in tie
spring and Fab among their children, their common
phyfc, have now the happineis to find thoie Children
which appeared ickly and confumptive, in the bloom
Of health being entirely delivered from thce dreadful
vsrplin.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-30
DR.. Hunters genuine Ambitious Pail
For be p'evsufioa and rare e 1tll0Sv,
R,lsgas ard PHtria Fez'srs.

Every experienced phyfician knows
,pb,, DANGEROUS diforders arile from redundancy
Of bile 10 The habit; however faurary due fecre-
zion of this fluid may be, YET diRuhon OF It IN
the circulation is known, fromits putreicent qua
ltiss, to bring en- iddden and fatal fevers. The
nabSralelsd (neeeJf If DR.. linafs,'s An'i6'lieas
Pills, in luriog, and particularly in preventing
this dreadful dieaie, is numerically known in the
Islands, and has induced The proprietor TO appoint
agents in all the mercantile towns 81 the United
States. for the accommodation OF the public.
The Anribilious Pills are therefore, in an eipeca.
msnn.r, recommended as preventative, deiery
ing the notice ct all pcffons going to the Wet
Indiaiaapds, or any of thofe places infected with
,hcf. levers. Dr. Hunter has every pafible rca-
fon, that can refuit iron, long and exscndye expe
,ienec, for believing that dofe oe thcf; pills,
taken once every founeep days, during the pre-
yalenec ofoar fall levers, will prove an infalible
preventative, and that, if taken N the early aages
Of ,hefe fcycts, their uie will very generally iac-
coed in ie}oring h-aIih, and frequently in cafes
eR.e1aed defperare and beyond the power of COM
mon remcdiss.
The operation Of sfuie pills is perfectly mild,
MY De uied with fate3 by perEons in every ftua-
zion and of every age.
In fek.y times aud places doe fhould be taken
cnce fortnight, and if there is reaiosa to appre-
bend peaonal danger, once week.
Obierve that the fignatures OF MeGfs. Thos.
Stokes aod Co. is affixed II each box, without
which marx Of authenticity they are not genuine,
Dr.. 44tSigfoa's gsxaiee Fs6>nce Of M4sfsrd.
Rheumatifm il every aage iatany lnbmits to IFS pc
re.rltux powers which h iuceceded in curing the mot
desperate cafes of rheusttn snn luSlbago icidtica,
nunbnef patty and complaints Of the fouaeh, alter
fpious medicines have proved Intellectual 1t prepared
ia pills all aa iuid Giee The pills are particularly
ferriceabe in haulepces and pge0ion, and by tfeif
January opeasion promote peFfprarion and gradeai
uudsrnliEs the mott ohftinafe rheunlatin and, at the
r.ne time invigarate the debiitated contribution The
Aud erre a rcm.rkaoicacive embro ation neeeiiariy
NED with the ss and generally exees tnsing fen
S.os it 1eIoys TIC pain BY bringing on car
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-30
A SUPPLY OF
Family s. Patent Medicines,
CONSISTING Of

Cbam5aaas AatastAmatsc Lozsngss;
1oae and Fsqer props; Antibii keas Pia'; 4no.
6yss EQsxce for Head Arbs; Reasfr7ati@g Sols'
T.aars: DR.. BardsOe!Is genHiae Eye Y ater; at,
4 y,an's EGsaee IF Mg9@rd' Seoff9 o'xfaeal ls'
tbe I.eb Tootb Aeb Drops; AromS''f LsSsnst5'
E0:aes # tbsTaods, 81 Ss.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-30
From Mrs. Eleanor WadfWorth, Pro
videnee, r. |.

orr, p .l-
.pR ,seeiyed YOURS and with much peaiure comply
In y.ur ryaae as my a4pghtsT has Certainly receiS
II vss ,reas useit ren, Dc. B4rdwesss Aromatic Lo
l the wintsr Of &C. Y daughter, who Is IN her 7th
vca- CAUGHT sc tvet: col1, which WITH tns S'o'es
lever vyhch accompanied It, conhucd hee GO 'ei i ~
,r, e four mouths; during this period We Paid ior
,lo, h;ils aud combinations $50 dollars ne lever
ef her il the mott dcpiorabe, ana deblhtsfee lta.e @
si av ME &c her limbs, 10 that We were opSeo TO
cary nsr fronlthe bed to the char belpS itfohCY Pc
l1ne. by the Doctor We weht 90 b4H.t own oPins
and nayed the ieaion, aud Thought she sas,en
Le arsVth by aerie OF TIE bur by tnc fatigue
naN,oe ih4yiag very rough weathsr} she necan'e
weak and nsr coug nluch wofs than before Dulins
r. f@ ,,;ntsr her whole peryou, iyem has eeen 10 H.
s,h. and her fprit. g low and depreed, that ossh
her deirab'e In The latter edd CT January We s
>, Aivertil.u,ent recommending The loz nses VI 49,
e. l;;,ar aata we Immediately pufcnlea pa-HSe
&c b~r, and before che whee of them were takes tsy
entIv produced change in her yten nici nv i.so.
eae before had been abe TO eff Ct we lent ,oi s"o
,,anacket, II is now fourteen days ilnee Inc 10
s,d ihe has laid aide her crutchcs, has been t~s On
horGe hack and the weather. fh9ud pfovs
;arend coming To Peekskl carly IN aprii 20 nvP Iu
we 90 to Balis-ToWn Springs from tnefe WI csf INV
Won orr addrels, where with plsaiure we VIII ia's al!
enquiries nlat
p.;.,,r taons for their ule are feaed up with
orb bnr as the great benefit to be derived from them can
onv he fcured by having them genuine the paDne az
"a to oblerye that the name CT ihan1as oeoAs -
20 are fixed to each packet, without which marx q
Authenticity they not genuine
1he Lozenges Of Steeh
are only 10 be had, in Alexandria' OF Meif''
- e'' = R. & ]. GRAY.
WHO HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14
TIL: JEFFERSON.
CAROLINE SPRINGS.

THE subscriber intends TO oten
a TAHERNaf tire Caroline Springs, en-
fb5efrR dry IF Ji1'e next; and bope5, .fom
fbs Plcgia"t and beaifhy Iff@afion, exeigfUe Of
the MedieinaI qrai;tieJ Of TIE qyatfrJ, fbat IL
aOiH be n plnse o. gsnern/ rsJoyf.
3be Springs are .ffRafed a6om Sc miles from
Richmond, 18 from Port-RoyoI, ~ from tie
Boqvfag-Creen, and II .fi-on Fyederiek56mg.--
THE roadJ hadiag to them are remarkably good...
fbcy are yErrOaRded by mn agreeable and reLbei7-
0bie neigbbowbood-Tbere are Oat-bovJSj for
The aeeomm0dafio1 o'fbejs 7vbo arih TO fVf Jt-
Parafe fran tie TaqeyH.
THE Ga&)fri6sr JfatterJ berjtiE fbat fbejr in
dNeems1fI aUW not oniy operate on nTald5,
4obo, in IRE .fekb lcfoa, attend the Sb,IagJ
for the Julie Of baUiag their bsaifb reRored, bvt
10iH 0J0 be .fsh By tbgjs qvbee only oJjei7 is tie
enjoyment ofeomPaay, rs il 0Iay be)qjtly (1id tbe
/oeieiy zOW be eqaai TO any in the comiry.
NO eTcrfioa gvW be zvanfi4s TO male eqs,y
thing PerjetfIy agrrea5ie.
INN CHTEWOOD.
Fredsyiek2nrg, Hay 10. s!GJt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14
comfortable +
whole hung
born.
stion of the globe, but OF the
race and of generations get I'M

comfortable p
whole hamr .tion of the globe, but os the
born. race and of generations vet IN
Legiha' ~ =
the Wor' ors of America Your country and
f"nh Hook up TO you for political falvation.
Iepe We been called on by a foveregn and in
wa dent people 20 keep alive the iprit which
9 med and invigorated them in the hour Of
niger, and which urged them on to the attain
ment of freedom. Let this prit animate your
. efforts, and pervade your whole fyftem or laws.
90 You have been rendered :he protectors of our
III rights and the guardians of iudepen-
Err dence a nation. Let it be your duty
ch to preierve uninjured our contribution and our
as laws and to guard the portal to the temple of
ycs freedom. Let not the rufian hand of tyranny
his touch the ark of our political afety. Let not
lgs the foul finger of diGSrace" caft blot our
the political charaeler-But let the mild code Of
ole America be held up to the world as the bctt
the groundwork of liberty-as model for univcr-
to a imitation. Let this be your iublme talk, let
The theie be the objects of all your political abours,
of and ooh! I with what glory will the world,
md that reveres 70 many apofies of error, honor
,ur " the hrf afembly of enlightened and reafona-
hal {" bic men, who have declared the imrnutable
AL principles of jufticc to mankind, and COME
its d" Grated in the face of Tyrants, the Rights of
on, I" Nations"
The -
ted Price on Civil Liberty. + VoAuey's Rains.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14

y Price on Civil Liberty. + YoAue's Rains.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

der's crew would f~ear tha, viiisus and Mr.
raj were B'aJ6 lskie6i! Thefe unfortunate men
were imPeriooly ordered e-ray. When capt.
N'coih found that entreaty and femonArance
were snsvaiiins, he remuked .ihat the owuers,
John ard Willism Wood. had advanced esch ~
dollars, and sfked whether. a. lesf. the CON-
manding officer Of the Leander would not return
the nnoneyi Hc wn hauehtily saf~esed no,
he would not refund fhiIlug. v'illisms and
Mural we're then dsagged-from the Aetrefs. and
with tezs in their eyes conveyed on board the
Leander. The Aarb vas Obliged to setsrn.
aad 10 now ., Staten Insud. waiting for more
men before ne can put 10 fsz.
Thus we fee that our merchants are plun-
dered in oor own waters, and our citizens car
riea into captivity. Ii 10 high time for she
country TO aronfe hielf, and by vigorous ef-
fort. TO drive thefc ihfolent marsuders from our
flores. We have fuaered ienoogh of iniults
enough Of degradation. tsi
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
RoARD Of HEALTX

TONvlNcED Of the necenity of care and
~ vigilance. TO prevent 10 far 40 human
means csn operated the insrodstsion and fpsead.
ing Of contsgion, the Bosfd Of Health for the
town of Salem enfer upon the duties OF their Of
6ce, hoping BY their exersioos and the aid Of
their .fellow.townfmen to efeea the objed for
which they have been ele6ed. They will meet
in the Court Houfe every Monday morning ss
8 o'clock, TO receive complsisu NJ nsifsuces,
and attend to che duties Of their Office.
BY vinoe OF steis sothosisy they hsve e.
tabIifhed the following rulet and seeula'ions TO
be in force under the penalties Of the Law.
No perfoh fhsIf be permitted 10 throw
into any fseet, lane or siley within the town
any snimai fsbazccs of filth whsievef, nor
fhaII any foul wsses be fofFered 90 ron ePon the
fsrfsce Of the fleets from soy sniIc'hs or yard
Gtssted thereon. -
No perfon iksIi shro~ any dead animals.
or veeesabie fsbAasces. into any Of the docks,
nor spon eng fhose within she town.
No peffou flhsIl open or clean any vsults Of
privies wishia the town. wishost Permiaion
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

from the Bo,,d Of Health. from the "A Of Juds
60 the m Of Otaober.
= No festhcn os fesshef beds. bedding OF
clothing. arrisipg from any place where Con-
tsgious diforder psesails. or hath la,ely psevsi-
cd, fhaIl be landed within the town without per.
milton from the board Of Health.
The Board Of Health fequeR the inhabi-
tants, Immediately to remove all nuifances. AZ
they will from time TO time viGt she different
parts OF The town; whatever they may fad in
jo''ous TO the IssIth Of the inhsbitants. they
are determined TO have removed 10 Ear % their
authority exsends) without pariiaIity or favor
10 any one. RI
ROBERT sToNE, Pss.rpssr.
RICH'D GARDNER. JOSEPH VIM.
SAM'L HOLMAN. js. NATH'L FELT,
JOSEPH ROPES. TIM. WELMAN.
JOHN WARDEN. EDMD JOHNSON.
Salem. May 10th, 4 so<.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
The following will fl,ow IN What mann

The foilowing will fhow in what manner
public nuifsnces, fuch az fsk gaffets, &c. are
difpenfcd With in Salem, tfsfs.) town too. ~
flee from contagion. perhaps. - soy Of eqoal
population on the continent. Similar reguls.
tions are adopted in slmo& every Seaport town
shtoughoot the United States and for what !
Why furely for the comfort and prefesvatiou Of
the Iives and health ofthe Inhzhitanss. But we
sre fory to FAY, thst In Newport the moa A.
thy waret, ifIuing from the Sinks Of individu.
ale, is fuH:red, in tina n,oft central psrs Of the
town, TO RON into the main arcct, and there 10
asnd from day TO day and purify 10 the fun !
Il il poflble that there can exiR greater impo-
Gtion on the public. and Especially on the indi-
viduals in the neighborhood Of this abomiDablc
and unfuHersble nuifancci ff
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
CotartnsrJzib DDolvea.

ME Copartnevihip Of AbsaHam 1iliey and
= Coz is this dsy dillolved by mutual contents
And the bnfnefs In fntam will be carried ON bv
Abrsham and George Tillcy, Who have for lsIe,
At sheis Rcps Walk. opposite the Duck Mauu-
factory, north end Of the town--Co Cordsec and
Gables OF all dimenilons, Bolt Rope, Wormipg,
Houie Ldues. Msrline, Cod and Log Lines.
Deep Sea and Hand Lead Lines. Bed Cords
White Rops. sc. &cs--by wholefa:s and retail
They siio take 10 Hemp to masofatlurc in
the bcR manncs and on the lowcff csms.
They ressrn their thanks 20 their employ
era, and hope by giving smple fssistatlion, aud
. hesdy atsention to buineis, TO merit their cn-
coofagement
Ne1eSoyf, AsPsF ~, 1894.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

DIEDl--In this towu. the. goth OLE. Mrs.
SARAH STAcr, witov of she late Captain
Thomas Stacey, in the 69sh year Of her ape.
:" HtS fo6J J6aH aanbsr % abe s,sss< s
qWsbv ia4 frs~p<fs jeyfsi /sss1. ~ aafT
TIER bsyaibe ebsiss sollb /aD,fs ,jsstsys,
AsIi~ Der saOioHs's isass s5s." ,s1ss, \
A, P,rfmouth,s on Saturday ia. M;6s
Pa Hsss BAkksR,a dioehtet os MI. Efb IA Bar.
ker, in the 18th year cf her age. .s... ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06


Os Sunday lar the ihip Aetfefs. NicoHs.
matter. bound to Cadiz, was brought to in the
Middle Chsnpei, 10 . line parallel with The
Hook, by the Lcsndef " Alexander Skene, Efq.
con- mander." The Aetrefs is owned BY John
and Willism Wood, merchants Of this city.
Tie Lesnder impreGed from. the Aetfefs
q5vmSs HiL;sms, nxsive Of New. York, md
Jyfps Msrtsl. native Of Cnnoetticut; two
Of the cre~ Of thc Aereis. Williams & Mural
hsve both projections, - they arc Iesi0asiveiy
ard technically termed bat they ieenh ID be
insf6cscioss mounds to the overwhelming vio-
kpce Of oss Z" f1~1e f,irsdi," at the Hook,
vho, sgrseably TO the iolici,ation Of Mr.. Neil
ION. are. Il feens, Aasiosed there TO Svsfs6 H.
~syiess esmm<rer ! The friends Of Williams and
Mural =se invited 20 uie their endeavofs TO pro-
core the reieafe Of the snfostsnate meo from
this Bitiih dungeon.
The Adrs(s had bat her ufssl and necef-
isry complement Of men. and this wss warmly
urged By espssin Nieolls. who sdded thn il tsk-
en- irsn him he wosld be obliged to resom into
port ~ fspply shcif pssces. He sl6o fa,ed that
Williams and Mssssl che ieleded victims. were
ssfivv Aweruss, bss that If NOT, the Britifh
had % pifhs 20 take them oot Of sru,si Bt,
sfpeeisly in The harder Of Nrsp-Tsvk. The
boarding otkoes replied, that they sOazfei ses.
ed ussix bsvs nm, 90 sasssv svbesn v 4Dbe,e
sbu svsrs sskn. bs6des, that two Of the Lean
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
WATCHES.

A CONSIGNMENT Of tour dosen Silvrn
"A WATCHES, remarkably cheap for cab.
or approved credit jsR received, and for fate
by ~. WALTER CORNELL.
N. B. They ere we'll calculated fos coun-
tfy traders. SIS -. .
Newport, Sept. 8, 1894.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
I remain fir yours, &c.
CALEB HARRISON.

Jult as came up with the aboveve
Eel, the. Englilhmen were on the point
of making an effort to regain poaec-
iion Of the fhip, which my appearance
prevented. The fhip ihewing fignals of
diitrefs, / Ient my boat on board, and
brought fourof the Enghihmen, whom
] have fnce delivered to the Britiih
con(ul in Baltimore.
OFF the Capes, 6leagues, faw a
wreck, her matt heads juIt out of wat
er, which appeared to be fchooner.
but it blowing frclh, could not go
near her. fr .
gag NATHANIEL WILLIAMS. (.
. Ma,2er Offbe bris Sally Of Bsqon.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
F,oa AasrrRpAM.

II appear. from Dutch papers recei,ed TO
the goth june, under the Paris head of 9Th
]uns, that GtoRcss and ~ Others wese gull
ovned in rhe tore part Of the day--ths, ,hofe
8 ~h,ch were condemned TO death and TO whom
the Emperor has extended his mercy. have been
condemned 10 be confined in the States Prifon
ior fea, Iears aud after that 10 be srsntported |,
shiS Judge Poiienac, has ALTO been ientenced to Z
yeay inprifonmsnt lit further adds % Gexe,af
Msresx is on Biz paGSgt TO l5. Usiei Sfatsf sF
Amssiez.'' Psrsfassfb Oracle.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
TO CAPTAIN WILLIAMS.

DIR, .4,x
In cafe you are boarded by any
Britiih man of war, YOU will have the
complaiiance to deliver over thefe four
men to their fervice. My fhip, the
little Cornel;a, of New-York, was
boarded Auguf s, by his Majefy's
hiP OF war Leander, within 5 miles
Of Sandy Hook, who manned me and
ordered me for Halifax. Having been
at fea 70 days (from Rochfort) and
notkaowing whether we were at peace
or war, deemed it advifeable to re-
take my fhip. If you ihould meet
with NO Britiih cruizer, you will pleaie
deliver the men to the Engliih conful.
at Baltimore & ~
I remain fir yours, &c.
t,.-, CALEB HARRISON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

MARRIED l--Ea this town. on Sunday
evening laa, BY the Rev. Mr.. Dehou. Cap,ain
MesEs HARLOW 10 Mifs SARAH NoarHAM.
Same evening. by the Rev. MI. Bradley. Ms.
VARsua SLocuM, to Mis ANN BIssILL.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

= e following has been, handed for
Publication by captain Nathaniel
Williams, of the brig Sally arrived
at Baltimore. Ahs!st.lt
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
St. DOMINGO.

81 We learn from Capsais Perry, of the fchr.
Lively from tie City Of Ssnto Domingo, that
no sttsck had been made on that place by the
in6igeuoas army snder DefIaIincs. nor was fuch
an event expected, the troops bring fationcd at
a-coniderable diaance. The i1snd through.
ont was tranquiI., An uninterrupted intercourie
was permitted 10 American veiIels by the Brit.
ifh b:ockading fqusdron, who were Aationed
there tof the s~owed pcrpofe of iu,ercepting a
French aeet which was daily expected with re-
;uforcements.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

William csbtrs. better knoxn ia this coGH.
tis % Penr Porssisr, hss lately been tried in
the Court Of Kings Bench for libel upon Mr..
Plunket. Ssicitor. General in Ireland. Dama-
Res ~ese laid at [io,oco. After lo6g sreu-
rent. Mrs Erikine in behalf of Plaintiff, Mr..
Adam on the part of Defendant. Lord Ellenbo-
rough briefly addreiIed the Jury. Who retired
for fe~ minstes, and returned with verdidl
in favor OF Plaintiff E Damages {. 900.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

Exf,a7~ sf kKr from e.. lsm~a At Wys5e
Cm,f Hosf (Yi,. to bb J,itsd ~ Fmdt'hk-
ge1cs ma. da,ed 5sy 80, 1904.
with dsfk fmoke. and .hs Day va. informed
by gentleman from Kentuckey that tn. Clinch
mountain had fink flor many mIes) TO the
depth Of so feet, after which clouds Of imoke
iHned sheIefrom, 70 that the inhabitants At diff
tsuce Of 10 miles from the place we're not able
90 difcosef An objea At 40 feet diftapcc This.
Itoppofe ~as occs6oned by Che burning Of the
ROEc coal which 10 In the mountain.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

Bouapsrte. II 10 aated, has appointed hx Of
the Cuaom-houfc officers ar Antwerp. members
Of the Legion OF Honor. for having difperfed
gang of frnsgglen in attempting 10 Introduce
Ecalifh goods on the territory oi the republic.
Tue cociraband gocds feized by them on this
occason amouted TO 100000 livres.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

Yeaerday morning, ifsys the New Yo
Commercial Advertfer Of Augsa AL shout
O'Clock, the ihip Rcbeeca. Of this port, sfte,
voyage Of two yean, was fired At end broug
to by the Cambrian frigate, and tx men L
pieGed from her, moi. more than leagues fra
the Hook, and The flip detained about houl
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

Onthe t7,h alt. At Kakskias. a MIR. vii
liam Lowrcy wss killed BY Mr.. Hvrd. fror
Georgia. in duel, occa6ond by political dii
pute. st
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

"Crcene, OF the brig Lucy Aun, OF Rhod
Inand. in 20 days from Csdiz, was informed
the Vice Ccnful that il was probable . "
would take place between Spain sud the Unit
States. The report was current in Csdiz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

b. AssTed. az Briaol. the ,s$th uIt. fch'r A
mericaa Lady. Waller Cornell. mster.--Aogue
Iosh sas. 80. 47 N. long. rs. So w. fpoke the
Brig AuguRa. William Kenp. matter, Al days
from Liverpool, bound TO Savannsh---all we'll.
Lar. 50, 81 N. long. "a. 80 w. fpoke the ich'f
Thomas. John Carnes. matter, from Havannsh.
bound 70 Boaon, 20 days ous--all we'll. fA
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

FOR SALE
CEEAP for csfh, three excellent Fsssirs
~ Bsds. the bcH Of live Geefe Fesshess. ..--
They ~ill be fold fepanie or together. = may
iais purchsisn. .-Euquire OF the Pfinses.
Assybs,f, Asxse 20, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

{" The Leander prened one man out of {
fhip merchant. ifom the LIE Of Franco al
Peter Wing, native Of New Bedford, who h
a protection from the American Coniul at Be
despx. The boarding Officer danin'd the Co
fol, and fsid MS protection was Of no uie."