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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-22
A r I C. I E S
A S o CT At 10 N
CHI Sank Of potomac.
To all 11ph0m these presents sballce'as, IN
8 's-any1v;ss coaeefpa::.

,,srE. FIX NoTll, And II is hereby pro,
charm. 4; thar We the fnt f4iters, shociat'ng TO-
IS es ,trr4 have formed company 81 ilmicd psr''
re NIP, and d. musualsy'agrse with each cthes-
aaa hef.by bird outlelves to copduet the butmes
II .he corrs.sy, under TIE name and file OF
-. The PrcGdent aud Directors of the Bark OF
Potomac and coHformably< 70 the ruiss and 'e-
eula,;ops bcrsin after lpesi6ed. And by thtie
ser, furdamental articles OF aaoesaton, we 90
coyensnt and agree. with each other, 'hae IVES
ard all rerfohs, who as.any time hereafter, may
.rtsa4Ksc buiineis with faia company On .lloe bound
and concluded. -
eARTicIs l. The copsrtnes!hip thai De, adn
s,coatnuS tor sle term of twsniy one4yeafs, from'
aapa after the opening of the fablcrPios,' onlss
= eha,sey IS fooner obtained bur the pfoPfetots
.oS two thitds Of the Capital Stock OF the Compa
nv, may by 9tcir eoncurfing votes at genera
meeting, to be called tor that expFe's pufpoie,
,diGo!vc tl,t fsrne at any prior pettod PreS'taea,
That noriee cf fuct Hcefsag ard ts. obleet, iha!i
= be puhl iihtci in one or nore CT sas RssxandF'a
q newspapers for fix month"; previous tnt'eeoi aaa
if the Preiident and Directors at h>ir hlt meeting
after the election in the lat year of the atoreiaid
tern, or two thirds Of that body, lhall coneut
{ IN the optftOslf ltidk ~ Wni oe P'of'NA $500
9ent 10 CONTINUE she copadnefhp for further
) limited term Not excseaing twenty one years,
rhey iiail have power 10 decide on the lame, and
4haifimmedia,ely make knowr their 'deeiton by
Spubiica,sr, inthe feveral Alexandra ewspapers.
And the PreEaent and Directors are hereby an-
{. thosfed at any time to apply for, aad accept,
iuch chsrser as may be agreed upon with the con-
cu,renee sof. nine members ottba, body.
Art Q. The capital Rock Of the company fhail
conGR of Five Hundred Thoufand Dollars, money
of the United States; TO be divided into ihares
<ofOa Hundred Dollar, each, and TO be paid IN
the manner following, that is to fay twenty
dollars on each fhare to be paid at the time OF
fabfcribing, thirty dollars in ninety DAYS after
the opening of the fabfcripsion, twenty Ave del
lars in one hundted and fifty days thereafter, and
the remaining twenty Ave dols, iatwo hundred &
ten days and failure TO make punctually any
payment aftershe frR, ihali incur a torfeituSc of
alishat fhsllh have beenprcvieuay paid on tuoh
ihare.
Art. : The copartne.fhi tranfsct IT'S
'bufpefs Ia the Town Of Alexandria; or in Vlrgi-
mia within one mile therefrom, proSiafd, .
charter fheuid at any tirc be obtained frem the
tyRate Of Virginia and -hall ecmmence1t ITS opera
stions as. faon after the payment OF the iecond
infallment.as circumstances will permit.
Art. 4. The fubfeription lhalfbe opened 10
Alexard,ia, on Wednesday the Fifth day of Sep
t.mber next, for tie whole flock Of the company,
under the direction OF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-22

al tie Court Houe in the town Of Alew,a..
oashe 9Th Of September next, agreeaOIy = 4
Iaforefaid articles of aaociatioa. %
The payments will be received either n e..
or the noSes Of The Bank of the United State, !,
its various branches, o. in the notes Of any,,
the Banks, isom New York TO Norfolk, i i%
FIVE. - -"
iuly SO. ataw H.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-22
Robert and John GRAY
7h2s. IS 10 giUe Notice,
THAT the Gnbicriber Of AIexan,
Hare Just received,

THAI the inbicnber OF Alexandi
county, hath obtsjned from the Orphans Ca
Of ihe aid county, in the D,ftri6t Of Column
administration cnsthe pe,fonal efate of CboL
yam5tpr, late of the fAid county, dect,t.
All pst{ons having claims againf the laid de-
are hereby warned to exhibit the fame with i
vouche5s@,hcrcof to the fuhfcr;ber, at or b.f,
the fcwntecnth day of January usxr, they n,
o,her@ifc by law be excluded from ali benefit,
the laid eaatc.
Given uates ray hand This fevente.uthda day
July, 1904.
Andrew .yamiefon,
Adra;ni.}ra:or OF Chas, lmieloa.
N. B. All ps,foos lndebtedto the faid eRl
are hereby tquued TO make immediate pa
meutto The above named administrator.
July II. eo+v
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-22
Andrew FamieGor,
Land for Sale.

WEwh tcicIl tract of LAND contain
between four ard five huodred acres, f.ua.sd
stc Potomac, in Faiffax county, about oil
from to~n, and adiaining G.n:;sI Thom2hoN
fon's. This property IN point OF e!egslS
firnation, is exceeded BY none, aud viii be ID
low for cath or or afhorr credit.
Waiter S. Alexander
John Luke,
20, tie hen: 4 Phil. Alezadden d.caa
AusoG g. 90
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-22

El;sha 9aaneg,
G,lthbert P0zoeA, -
WilRaus. FitShHgh,
eW9fzHdn, Has tshornes
Tb0maS S1vann,
Thomas Vo7OeR, 4,
Charles Lee,
9eco5 Ho99maa,
1osebh Riddle,
fames II. Ho0e,.
lillian Hlodgs0n,
Robert z ouag,
Phineas 1anneH,
fares Keith, 5un.
ames Patton.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-22

TFIAT b2su fat @heseon Il. u r.
now lives, aooat ga 81 :. trocr 3: al
Aiazandtis. Ais conan ar a
which are ere6'ed 81 d ne WHIP
az-as round h f.& 5o5, .a,o !. itoues, afs
sn6 cs.i. e hcnG,, h,6:e ot'ef Ont bulldog
7httre arc dtlo IEtfairiDg &c ,na Pfehls, anil
Loufss two1 ry5ags d good sa.er, on iuna
and win5e. Fih9Y, IS, ground IS lnl. 20
fencing, ard Is greet-f ,altftt i cove, q
sbou;4o bess 3 ch.r'y end Ncs1h trees 'n.'''
For terms s..,Iy 20 lie iu5icllbef on the +"
mites, - at she cotncg Of the Diagonal fIet.
John Duff
Tolr,. a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-22

&C. Nohes--ItlE Commission
1ers ABOVE aned viii open sas Saplsr.ption Books
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23
Thirty Dollars Reward.

INSERTED lsit night from For, Adams
- in the haroor Of Newport. the three fol-
iow,ng toldiers, siz. George AbSsii. born ia the
town OF Palmer, county OF Smi,hheld, State of
MaGaehuietss, thiay.lwo years of age, ix fcee
high, fair completion, grey eyes, hou black
hair--had on round cater hat, half worn.
haokeen round about jacket. white dimi,y yea.
nankcen tro~feD made wide at the bottom. and
cotton aockings.-
RsySN Smib. twenty -four year, of aoe.
born Ia the town OF Watertown, STATE of Con.
nedicot, FIVE tee, or 9 inches nigh, fair com.
pletiien, blue eyes, brown hair--had ON wool
HAT, nsnkeen round about jacket, white dimi-
~ veA and nankeen trowicn.-
Ssib Rssbiss. born in the town of pIv-
mouth. couhty of Henrico, State of MaHachu.
feus. sged thirty-tosr yesr. FIVE feet nine inch
e. high. fair completion. hazle eyes. mort
black hair, had on round wool har, round :
about Jacket made out OF blanket and dyei
black. white Msrfeilles vea, ono pair blue cio,h
tsowiera and old ihoes has wife ard f,miIv
living ia Taunton.- They all went off in =
boat with two fprit-isils.
Whoioever takes up and iecures faid de-
e rtep in any Gaol. or delivers them TO auv
military officer of the United Stsses, or TO the
commanding officer Of this Carlton. Thall re-.
ce'vr the above reward, or Ten Do!lap for
each, with all reafonablc expences.
LLOYD BEALt, Cap. CsmmsnS,ng.
Fart WsieSn. Asg. 10. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23

lies are too barefaced to gain the leaf
credia with men of the imallelt pene.
tration. Witnefs the Newport Mer.
curry OF the 18th init. intimating that
Mr.. Jefferfon had difgtaced our ma
tional character, by the fale at auction
of feveral Of our veflels of war: For
every perfon who has ever read the
laws of Congreis, knows that the act
which was paaed, directing thofe vef.
fels to be fold, was actually figned
by JOHN ADAMS with his own hand I;
and now forlooth, they endeavor TO
palm it upon Mr.. Jfsyfon. Such
conduit is too defpicable for beings
who call themlelves men. Time will
not admit of any further comments ar
prelent, it being very bufy feafon of
the year with us farmers.
A Narraganfett Farmer.
fo1vcr- Hill, Anguf IL, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23

f. the RHoOi.ILASO RirusLicAs.
CITIzSNs,
Tueiday the asth init. You are to
make choice of members of Congrels
from this State. You certainly will
not at this time be flothful, Especially
when the FsdsraHfs are endeavoring
by every itratagem they are mai.
tiers of, TO divide the Republican in
terea throughout the State: But their
influence, thank heaven, is fmall.
General JOSEPH STANTON, and
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT, Elq.
are the Republican Candidates, re-
commended to the confederation of
the people. They are men of integ-
rity and patriotifn, in whom you may
fafely repoie your confidence.
An Eleetor.
AHguf Io, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23
Ja fabij@sd. and /sr Jak at ibh Office. ard az
the Psa-OGr m Previdtar.
AN
OR Alto N,

On the Cefhon OF LoUisfANA 10 the United
States, delivered,at CHARLssroH Is. C.l
on the Iaih Of May 1904.
BY DAV/D RAMSAT, M. d.
ASibs, sf bs Hyaoy Of fbe Amvieas Rso0inies.
&c. &c.
We uua ths, every perfon, without any
regard to party. will give this Grafton candid
and an attentive persisI. Especially when il 10
con6dered that the fnbjcd on which il wm de.
livered 10 Of the moa interefsing nature to this
country, and by mar diainguifhed FOR his tai
ents. Knowledge, probi,y, and patriosifm. IL is
faid. that Of the vsa concoude of Citizens who
heard this inimitabie Addrcis pronounced, there
was fcarcely an individual who did not 60 hone
fully convinced. thar the Ac2uisiTIow or
LouIsisss was sojs, jse. and ~sfl)sry mes-
fun; and We believe any perfon who resds it.
with mind open to convikiion, II he hss any
doubts on the fsbjett, will have them femoyed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23

An inhammatory performance,
which has recently appeared in Ken
lucky print, calling upon the citizens
to relilt the urjua combination OF
Virginia and New York, TO fecure to
themfelves the Proficiency and Vice
Proficiency, by fupporting John Breck-
enridge as Prelident, has excited
among the citizens of Kentucky the
livelielt indignation. MIR. Brecken.
ridge has dilavowed all participation
in the nealure recommended, in the
following honorable manner.
+" Certain anonymous publica-
tions which have lately appeared in
the public papers of this State, having
called the attention of the Electors to-
wards me as a candidate for the Office
of Vice Preiident of the United States;
LEFT fuch publications may have the
fmalleit tendency toinjure the election
of Mr.. Clinton, | have thought it in
cumbent on me thus publicly and ex-
plicitly to declare, that difclaim ev-
cry fuch pretenGon; and do refpea-
fully requee, that the electors into
whole hands any oftheie publications
may fall, to confder this as an utter
retu(al on my part to be placed on the
lit ofthofe to be voted for, for that
Office"
JOHN BRECKENRIDGE.
9Th July, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23
TO the Esemen Of Rb0de-y9an

FELLow-CITIZENs,
ON Tuefday next you will con-
vene in your REFLECTIVE towns for the
purpofe of ele6ting two perfons from
among your numbers as Reprefenra-
tives in the ninth Congrefs of the u
nited States-and for choofing Dele
gates to reprefent us in the State Leg
iilature at the feilions to be holden in
Oetober and February enfuing.
BE vigilant, therefore, in per-
forming duty 70 incumbent, and in
fulfilling a truit 70 facred as is guaran-
teed to you in the free election of your
rulers. Be early at your potts, and
let no trifing confederation prevent
your attendance once or twice in the
courle of the year for the purpoie of
deciding on the merits of candidates !;
and OF difmiiing ariltocrats from your
Councils, who may occaGonally i'm
pofe themfelves on your good fenfe,
through artihce and intrigue.
Cifisens Of Rbods-Nand,
You have had fome opportunity
of Judging whether the prefent or the
preceding administration are the real
friends of the people. If a national
debt is national bleiling if a large
itanding army is necefary in time of
peace to keep The people in awe; if
a feditioh law, to prevent the conduct
Of your rulers from being inveffigat-
ed, is wife and polite ifa itamp act,
(which was one. among the many
grievances inflicted upon us by
the mother county, is absolutely re-
quihte for the fupport of govern
ment; if a direct tax on your lands,
houies, and even windows (as in
Great-Britain and Ireland) mutt be
levied to increafe the revenue, lrength.
en- the cords of administration, and en-.
large executive patronage in fhort,
If we are reduced to the fad alterna-
tive, or rather content to the ludi.
cfous and aitoniihing precedent Of
borrowing millions of money at eight
per cent. when an individual can pro-
cure any amount he may with, for fix
per cent ;-and if it is wife, honora.
BILE and juf, to involve the country in
waf, for the attainment of a place of
dePoft at New Orleans, rather than
make even an attempt at negotiation I;
then is the federal administration, Cor
in terms more plain the administration
Of John Adam5 and its principal
leaders, the real and fncere friends
of the people /!
On the other hand, you have feen
all thefe abominable and odious acts
repealed under the mild, peaceable,
yet energetic administration of JEF-
FERsoN ;-the national debt rapidly
decreafing-.the tteafury full--the
country rich, profperous, and happy
land an extenfve and valuable ter.
ritory acquired, without the lofs of a
Jingle drop of blood.-Theie are facts
known to the world and which cannot
be controverted by all the clubbing
prevarication of federal fophilfry. In
deed, the nation, or at lealt three
quarters Of the whole American peo-
pie, have approved the meafures of
the preient government, in language
too plain and powerful to be mifun.
dcrfood. Two States only, with
fmall msjoritieS, remain in the oppo.
iition. Go on, poor drowning federal
gentry; ye cannot again, with all your
falfe.coloring, 70 foon deceive the hon.
Ell yeomanry of the country-your
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23
rf.f&%cx4* *c4&T,S %f&.S.&1
REfUBLlcAws-A77END.

THE Republican Citizens ofNew-
i port are requeRed TO meet at
the State-Houfe on Monday evening
next, at early candle lighting, On bu-
finefs of the frf importance to Free
men. A punaual and general attend
ance is therefore confidently expected.
Auggf a3, 1894.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23

DlED]-At Jameaosn. lar Monday eve-
ming. Mr.. WILLIAM RosiNsos, in the a IL
year OF his age.
10 tai, town 90 Saturday Iaa, M,. MAx-
CT SALMON, widow si The late Mr.. EIsncis
Salmon, OF Boaoo. in the I'D year of her age.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23

y, A gsa,lsnan 10 Charieaoa. Is, CT hi. e.
queasd Us to mention. that William Hubbers
Vas lately killed In the foretop of French PHI
vaieer, called the MADAM Bar. Capt. Gars,fon
OF GaadalouPe.-Mf. Hubbtrt il ID tta,ed. be-
longs 10 hode.Inand, and married IN New
London. and that on proper application. Capt.
6a'riioa will pay his ffiehds the prize money
due him.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23

Mr.. LIYYNcs7ov.-A London pa.
per Of the 10th June, JayS I" 1Oe are au-
tborilsd to eonfradid the report of Mr..
Livingaon b0ving during bis rfjidenee
in London, uttered /ss,imsns dirspsa.
faI f0wardS fbt country.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23
Tao Cents Reuard.

y AN away from the Subfcriher, on the
IN twenty. "A inf. an ipdented Negro wo-
man by the name OF Suke Remington. abodt
twenty. two years Of sgc. Whofocves will take
up iaid ncgro and return her 60 the fubfcriber
fhsll receive the above reward, and no charges
paid. All rcffons arc hereby forbid harboIing
or truaing fsid negro on the pcnsl'y Of 'Ic law.
EDWARD COOK.
P0ryda'mb. Asgsf atJ. 1894.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23

Fran Nrqv ro,k. dp,ra 7,

tsf From Nequ York. Aggra IS.
Yeaerdsy the Grand Jsry, now in ieiion,
after patiently hearing mais OF teaimony ior
three days. unsnimouily brought in bill Of in
dietment agaha AARON BURs, Vice PreGdent
OF the United States, for tending meiIage OF
challenge, isvifiag Gen. ALExASDER HAM
rLr6s TO be killed by him in duel, and az Rainel
WILLIAM P. VAN Mss, and NArHAsiEL
PENpLnroN. for acting as ieconds. BY this
indictment, if confirmed by the competent l'ri-
bhna,s, Mr.. Burr. Mr.. Van Ne6 and Mr. Pen
dleton, are, by the laa law againR duelling. pat.
fed by the Legislature of this State, completely
disfrsnchifed, and of coufc diflusliFied from
holding any Office Of honor or profit, or Of vot-
ing In this State, for the term Of 10 years. The
murder o. Gen. Hamilton. having been com.
miited 10 the State OF New. Jerfey, the Grand
Jury did not !esl authorized 20 take cognixancc
OF it; but We are informed from the fra legal
authority. ,ha, proiecurion ~ill lie under the
yerdiet Of the Coroner's Jury. (Gaxtfs.)
Iisac l.. Kip. Efq. has heen chofen to the
Office. Of Notary Public for the Merchants Bank,
in room OF William p. Van Ncfs, Efq.
The apology offered for The outrsgeou,
condoa, by the Bnty@ Officers. 10 truly ludi-
crous. The following Communication il cx
tfatled from Lanes Gazette, as undoubtedly
the production Of the Captain Of the Lesadty.
"MeGn. LANs, q Co.-In your pspeI
Of Saturday lsa. | obierve it, Is Rated that forty
psGcngeis and one fcsman we're jmpre1ed from
on board the American Ship Live Oak, on
1haridsy laa. by the officers Of his Brisannic
Majeay's hiP, Leandcr. Az ,hi, is inconctt
you will be pleafcd 10 publiih that ONLY few.
eotecn men were impreGed from the Livr-Oak,
the ieamen Included & you may add With great
truth. the talk of imp.efIiug Arnfh feameh 10 ss
xxpltefass TO the officers Of his MajeRy's Navy.
Ia, the individuals inp,ened But he SER
VICE REQUIRES IT, AND IL MUST
BE DONE. Great Britain at b6 mamem u
oppoGrg tie eigarir feuer Of Franc. ana
fgbhsg for Se,bopi tbr THIRTY and bappmyf Q,
fbe ,emaisder Of fbe zeO,ld."
Tbn 10 certainly the ebeEdasUye Of B,hH,
findncf,. Dierefing Is IL is to the ftsfias, oI
the I" ae'cers efbh Maiogys Nov,," the 80 SER
VICE REQUIRES. thai ieamen and paaeu.
gen fhould be ;mpreAed from Am,rif1a v1bSk
-becsuic Graz Britain, 10 fighting our bat.
tles Generous Nation Esd.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23
Sale at Auction.

- NkGM ITO be fold at Public Aucs
i zion, on Saturday, the
M .s::| |I||n 7sih inf. new Dwellings,
Houie. Barn, and lot Of Land.
conGfaihg Of E1 acres, three
u111 OF which are covered with
wood--fi,uated in Portidoath, a little north Of
Capt. Jobs CongSos'i, on the main road leading
from Newport to Howland's ferry, and adioin.
ing lands the property Of the late Mr.. Care
Gi65f, OF Newport Commanding an ex,enfiSe
and beautiful profpca of the fes and the main
land. In a word, II is one OF the vnoil ple.f.nt
dtuations. perhaps, that the Iilsnd affords.
er Sale 10 be on tbs Premis, az |, s'ehrf
in fbe af1sysssn.
HAvfLA FARNswoRTH.
Portfniouth. Augatt 10, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23

VX1HEREAS May, the wife of me the
w iubfcriber. has elopcd from my bed &
boa'd, and othefwiie behaved herfeii in an an
becoming msnner' rcfufing to live with me-
Tb" is therefore to forbid all pe,fons harboripp
OF traNing her on my account, 40 / am deter
mined 10 pay no dcbis Of her contratiing from
the date hereof. HENRY CONGDON.
North kineaown, Aug. 20. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23
Doctor Nortrob's

TELEBRATED Patent Bitsen. for the cure
~ Of the Jaundce and oil biIlioos complaints.
for Le 1t ,hm Ofhce--Priee 50 Gents per Boz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23

For Sale,
CKTY-TWO Shares in the aock of the
- Rhode Iaand lnfurance Com oany .-.En-
qaire OF NATHANIEL SWEET, & Co.
NrWpor. Arg. II. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23

Fo.hs RHoOi.hLASO RiruslicAs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-23
For Sale.

Portfmouth. Augutt 10, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

The following is recommended to the
ferrous confederation of the Citizens
=, OF Newport. e,4sNl :.
III q n<sfisg Of fbs Hsh5 Csnxffss, Nesv Bed
fed. ms. ~. 1904.
TAKING into confederation. that the feafon
ofthc year has nov arrived when consa-
eious and po,id difordcrs are liable to pSesail
therefore :--ordt,ed, that from the prefent time.
all veiiels from any Of she Wea- Iodia lAands.
or from any port or place whe.e any contagious
ddarder prevails. or has recently prevailed, ihall
together With their enrws spd ps1eugers perform
quarantine below Pslmer's lnand. until they
have libery'from ,hu Board 20 come up to the
,ewn :-Thar no Fin for Msnore be landed on
the wharvrs or ihorcs Of either of the three vii
lagos on this River :--Th.t m Fin, -(tithee
icalc OF fhell, he left upon the Bridge. WhMves.
or IN any Of the Streets OF either of the three
Villages, and that no fink water from waihing
clothes or diihes, be thrown into the Streets and
fuffered lay and purify in the fsn. bot thar
the fame be covered with earth to prevent tha
dangerous stsi,via ariGng from fuch filth.
On b-baif Of fbs Heaifb Ccnmissse.
| EBENEZER PERRY, C5sirmas.
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N E w p o r I,
Wayjday Aaig. so, 1904.

On Tueiday laa. the Freenen Of this State
met in their rsfpet,ive towns. for the choice Of
Members Of Congrefs, and Representatives. to
the General. AGembly.
Gen. JOSEPH STANTON, and
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT, Ed.
were the Congregational Candidates, and were
fuppor,ed ithoo, fsdeyai cppodtioo.
In this town, the following Gentlemen were
unanimously elected Representative to the State
Leg nure, viz.
CONSTANT TABER,
NATHANIEL HAZARD,
PAUL M. MUMFORD.
SIMEON MARTIN,
ENOCH HAZARD,
THOMAS PECKHAM.
In Porfmouth. the Republicans have, for
the frR time, obtained complete victory.
RosRRT LAwToN, Efq. was choien Mode.
ra,or by majority OF nine votes. After which
the following Gentlemen. tall Rcpublcans) were
appointed Delegates TO the General Agembiy
with very little oppodtion tthe JsSs,alF, re-
tresting zlmoR inaantIy from the conie0, J viz.
NICHOLAS EASTON,
SAMUEL PEARSE,
THOMAS COREY. Jun!
- STEPHEN SLOCUM.
We have not received information from
many of the towns, but prefsmr that /sdsraLyw
continues to look up." in this State. % ofual.
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NFw- IokkI Hugun o.--'SH1P Eugehia
This vegel, owned by one of our cirzens,
was recently captured, at the Hook, by one OF
the Bri,ifh armed fhips hich have 70 long bloc
ksd up our harbor. Her capton fcnt her for
Halifax. On her way fhe was ,s-eaptured by the
Americans left on board, and carried fsfe into
port. III.
MIR. Lang informs us, in his Gazette Of
yef'efday, that fhe Engliih capsors Of the Euse.
MIA have entered plea for the retorstion Of
the fhip and cargo. upon the ground Of the ai<-
sslity OF she ,e.eatfsss, by Are,ieas Caz<x,,
and ths, Col. Barclay, the EnsliiA Conful Gen.
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