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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09
Mediterranean Pcssf5oyts.

M Office is hereby given, that it has been
- deemed expedicnt to change the form Of
the Mediterranean pafport itlned to veilcls Of
the United States; that from the 18th day of Tu-
iy next, thoie of the new form vii! be iiued At
the clitom hoaies to every veilel, Cor which ar-
phcation may be made on compliance with
the terms preicribed by law and ijIirendering the
former paiiport of which ihe may be pofeied,
II any IN which latter cafe no fees will be rcqui-
red for the exchange: and that by an arrange
inent agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or ,he
new form of paiipoit viii be iufIicient 20 pro-
tett the vefcls of the United States, from cap
ture until the lit OF July 1905, after which the
Old form of PafPort will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufe.
Department OF State, ,
esd of May, 800. !
"ie Printers " inlos al f5e United Sifafc5 are
rfqH5'fed to insert tie aLoz,s in fheir CnSetfcs
ft =; zpeek far tIs space qt months, end the
Collectors eftbe eg'Onss 10 Keep eoeeJ Of i. bsetd
hsp IN their Offices.
June, Q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09

I w 0OLoCE = RS,
Living on Shockn-Hil, near Mr.. Daniel I.
Hilton and MIR. Beni. Mofby)
y ESPECTFULLY inform fbceia:.snt of2;cb-
=! = mani and lis 4ieiNity, f6af thy ha4e
EgteLy commenced the
CARPENTER & JOINER's BUSINESS
ant are no7v rea!y to mdfrtn&s onr bnfaeG
)" Ftsir Hne.-Ibeg fraG, .Eom their .,qr!.cn-
lar attention, and faiilfW Performance Of e7,cry
f6i"s they a1aerfGhe, Ia merit 5u5Ec 5atronaec.
UILLKAH K. LEE,
JUHN S. LEE.
My 99, 'of. tf/5y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09
LrBAaoN III MALLnorsn.
Reply Of tho Miniaer from M-rt7.
Envoye cH;rgordinaire. Mini,irc plenipo
tcnt;G-e C s. A.S.E. EloGlor de Hem

49,. AXIS, M'lCD %, 1904.
Sir have the houoi to acknowledge tho
receipt OF your cxcellency'e letter Of the sd
Gyr'mna, with The copy Of thc report prefcn.-
cd =" the Fhil Conful by ;he Grand nudge, of
coni"racy carried on IN France Ivy ,1r. tr7Lr
nliriter Of be Britannia maisGy, AZ ;lc court Of
Iu''ch. ihaI inmediateiy communicate
thcm g s. a. z. thc Grand Mater of the order
Of 81. john OF Jerdalen. Ills attachment, his
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09
[YoLUme /.

profound devotion, as ALTO that Of the whois oe.
der over which he prefdes, 10 the in,.re;s -
rance, and to the au%ul DerfCn CT 4'7e Fi,,f
Confn!, cannot but irfiire him with all The bo-.
ror That io odious plot d-ieryts.
accept, Sir, the homage OF the h;rh coac5.-
ration, with which have the honor 20 be vo,,,.
eHceiency's MOI humble and obedient le,-,aut
The Ediil De TERgETrR.
MinLere plenirotenti,ire ie S. A. Z.
lie Grand Maitre de Male.
Reply Of the Minifer Of WurtenlSrre.
PARIS, csth March, 1904.
" Citizen Minifer,
acknowledge very gratefully the mari: Of
confidence which Your cxcellercy has lad the
goodne!c TO fhew me. | have il2intly franz
int.ei aElthe articles,to the Ele9or ny mater.
VINO, hncerely sEachcd 20 the aueua pc,fcn ;,,st
governs lr1ncc, will take the rloil lively irte-eR
IN every t!ing that regards The fublme ch;efGf
a S''2Gt nation. l am equally flnfLle ofthe inf.
tee the FRI Conin renders to the members Of
ING corps diplomatic, who have the honor 20
rcfde near him.
inaiiAuch as the priy;iedgcs appettaiainc to
she representative of ? goverrne ~ ought TO be
Isipected, and inatinuch IS he claims with iur-
.cc MS nyioia5bty; IN the fame degree, fiould
be become culpahle ard conference.-the. I'm the
eyes OF the unverie, if he ever 70 far foryets
himiclt, as 70 permit Actions contrary 70 all l,s
divine and human, which render him unworthy
or his eminent fstion.
Allow me, Cirizen Min;fer, to add ne fr,1o,
exPret.ion of my ardent vfhes FOR the preflryc2
ton of the life Of the Firf Conful. 60 valuable
to france and so all Europe. Accept ALTO the
aiiurance of my high confederation.
Slgned) THE EARoN DE SrEUpF.
Nilmlter F,enipcscntiary from Turte,ni:urg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09

ffG!fihg pTqVjfoa far .br dilaojai oftbe Su5i:
lands y &c Lad;@ra Ts~riss,y and far. ot5e
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-16
POLITICS.
Rsviess IF JAFShRsoN's 'Admiai,tratim.
HUME.....Ne. =.

Revirss Of JAFSzRsoN's administrator.
THE Actions Of fome men appear to b. direct
ed BY certain fatality In different Gsua,icns
they ieem bnable 70 exercife their ufual fagacity
in tracing etfeets from caufes, and infering fu-
ture things from confederation of thete, which
have pafsd. IF tfey rife from hum5le begin
ing TO the poic Zion Of power, the elevation dar-
kens their under itandtus, and induces w.orrg
Judgment. Men of the mott extraordinary in-
relesi fometines totally lofe their caution and
prudence Thsfc remarks forcibly apply to one
Of Mir JeiEerfon's productions. rs Displaying
wcakneis of understanding, and dipoi,ion,
which ough, by no means to be pleating 10 ias
poAeGor, it viii long remain literary phcnome-
non on the page Of hiirory. His reply to the
Of she merchants of New-Haven
on the removal Of Mr.. Goodrich in So,. came
forth unmafked and. iu,tcad of the u,agnan-
unity of a chief magiitrate. was marked only by
the vndiSfivs feeliags of a partizan. irritat<d
BY iua oppoGtion. We will analize it.
In the very beginning Of the reply the pref
dent lcems to feel conicious Of the improperly
of his conduct; for he fpeaks Of the s. appoint
nent of Sana!. Bifhop TO the Office of collector
of Ncw-Haven. lately vacated by the death OF
David Aultn" Was not then the office filed
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-16
D.MEL SswaYL.

GRAFTON, y--.Ha Probate CoS,s, toi4ka Al H4p.
ss6M, II ana /o, Jaid eonny Of C,e'7sn, a. tie
fsnsa d4y q Js4s, .fnso Dam;ni. 1904
PEefcnt tAs Honorab'e CsAwIxs JoAnsrox, Efq Judge
Ut faid couaiy;
|IYPON read ns and conlidrring the petition
II Of SispIs~ HsspLas~ al Bethlehem in IA {. on,y.
admnlraior of he eats Of Natsssi WSsfs4r, a,e Of
Bethlehem aforefaii phyGcsn dec, aied ineRsre fens
forth thxt the perfona eiss.s Of laid dereaed fuf
heen: pay the debts aud demands asaina il aud the
charges Of Naturalization and that ncccry Cell
the real efac for that purpoe ud praying for ssnee
to TEL, til real eilats accordingly
DAD RED, That the psttcner he heard on his fs'd
petition, at Haveihiii in faid cSunty the ia Tuef-
of Augua next ten of the clock ia the forenoon
and that IN the time he csute the fubsnce Of his
petition and this order Of be pub iihed, three
weeks fuccefSvely in Js.A2 ~ the ia 81 whc
aid advertisements wee Ks before fsid
n1 that any peron may then and here appear aud ew
,se il any there be- wherefore the rayti Of d pei;-
ton ought not to be granted.
Ey order of the J1dge, MOSES DOW, R. p.
| G.ey sxs~isd--
mr. MOSES bow, Rusasr y Probate,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-16
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
&r An arriva! ,: New Bedford. With Landsn dssss
TO May is, bring. .he following IMPORTANT INTEL.
LlGENCE
Change in the Britifli Miniary.~

Change in the Eritilh Miniitry.~
LONDON, MAJ st--f4.
The political views Of Mr. Pitt, have hSauS
at lengrh gratifed, and he Is how replaced "a
thofe Mutations to which, the efeate0 an:bit;on
Of any fubjcd, however hyperion toall oshersins
ability, rank, and opulettce, can afpiEes This
event took place on ThGrfday mosains shout
eleven O'Clock, when Mi Addingfo1
fsned the feals Of Office INTO the kisirs lsanes
Buckingham houie, they were delivered by his
majeiey to MIR. Pitt. We thall not: tsosklo our.
readers with arecspitulation Of all rhI reusodrs
and conjcctures which preceded rnis itnpur.anr:
appointment. but fhall content ourfelvcs, wish
ftatins thofc citcuinitances 81 the coucE1 aefs
OF which our readers NAV rely.
when Mr. Audingtou found II ifnpoafbIc 20
refit. with any hopes Of flccefs that not e.
traordnary combinations Of ppliticai tzlesjtss AMI
parliamentary influence which were fTmed =
ga;nit him, he acquainted his majrisy with his
determinations 70 retire. The intcbigeAce' was
received with the deepeR regret by lis foyercign,
It was decided, thas Mr. Pitt fhould BE- fens for,
and that gentleman accompanied BY the Lord
Chanerlior. was on Monday morning, admitted
to conference with his maitRy. Mr.. Pitt
took the opportunity ofreprefent,ng 10 the king,
that circumstances and fituasion Of public afairs
imPeriouhy required Hrong, comprehensive,
and united administration and he is reported
to have declared, that, for this important pur.
| pofcs he was himfe.f ready aud dcirpus % OBJ
iissrue all recollection Of former differences; &
thathe was pcrluaded Of the exihence Of finn
liar dfpoiirion on the part Of all thofe other
pertons OF rank, influence, and talent, who Char.
ed with him the confidence Of The public.
Ills approximations on this fubje<t xored, unfors
tunarely, Intellectual. The perm;tion 20 com
municase with Mr.. Fox on the fubieSt was per.
emptoriaiy and finally refafcd.
"A neveting OF MIR. rox's friends too
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-16
PORTLAND. lMAlaE) MONDAY, JULY Is, 1904

I Tnyb, Houe,oHs H. r,9;t,e or,l. c,,,.I ~ Co.a
80, = - 49,. ~,
IT., !: -, - = = 49, IT,. = :, =
~ iir ~ thin ~ m 5a ;h - :
:a, VI. Sir. a.. g., 49, v
~, 60 49, go, 10y " ~ - ,yI ,s -. "
'.h;lI '. s N iao
- III, ts "a s.,, =, -. ',t
~ rs,., ~ 80 +, .s, ~ d.
MAX i =, !. ~ I. fs;a % "a sa fn.
convenience l,iss tic iane nss s.ss yo.r ,sxsjon.
ery ,herr..- pray rfxt lsntys w0slJ appoint 4 a,
nj. tss 70 sss',,s ss f,s .ad rscss.d 'sree,y 60
iaw OF sps xonlmopwsa ~. 1:es sra provided fc~i
pss c,,,s - s ''' = Fs'
s'-'S re-: ~ -, 80. ~3gs
o'Ssfes -. 1CAnfffer. :
s]5aidnn (7n.scy1iyJ
~. 1l>...;.sr~ ee.ss
3. - -. -
80 -.
$780, 1sJ""'sl' g47''
m-rk 800
!. q ssy3--s.,. y 1eAtas ham
~. IorT-17Atss, ALDEN @fkAprQRp CIR. !.
LtNcoLN, E.--Lcuvf at Loas,ass Pear. Ria
xy,,1 !. In.,pa. 90
I'M the p.,.;,u = 3s.t Tso,, .s cd L..
comSttee 70 r,5r;n- "a ~, -.
me adow IN levitt IN !s, eocn,, ri t,,,s,,r "a a.
liberty 70 gov faid ne.xlow e. 81 -
ORbLRrC f,at she tei;,;,,a.r. ,,..s;f. a, s.-1.5
intereted IN the il, en-. les Nv ..f,s u1 sIy q r.
petition and his ord,r ~ hi, ~ - S:S
nv ~ tAunns COPY thereof. :" " Prbsihe4 ~ the
~. t,nses q porfsna ~ jcrk,
INC an puohea'ou TO ct tbree-
~. 1--we inc neA 'srm q ms Iour whst will DC
~ 'ala ;souny Q. L'neon. on snt fourth
" Ausuu' tAAt thev may fxn and The e appear,
ead ,,4ny sney BAYS wl', the prA' u lad
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-16

Wfad ard intervening charges not pad to
eAe lubcriber on before Monday, the fifth day Of
Areuia pcx f. much Of fad land will pay fa;d taxes
ana charges. will be fold by Pubic vendne At thebeufe
OF TuoMas Fosrrs tnnhoder in xs~zsss, ten of the
STOCK in the forenoon Of fad day.
JOSEPH TYLER. Collector.
Zir;,sss- 4sy 81. 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-16


t.;oodr;ch. b.for. Mir R,f,on,s nronor;on 20 +
LII il were Nor. tbs rbioiunh;cal rrn;us of Mr.
.iIeferfon mrrA have ;nvr,,,ed lo.,;e. bv wb;ei
lie car nroys Mr. l,oos,;ch noneu,;,v. Nv
/ which he can. O,o1 IL ,eo,oy., ,f !, n~.f,r,
Iron Office /. hi. ;e,s Ground 70 mfr. thar !,
I was neveei,, na,,s.hno Had ,h;s hcsn tree
fhow rid;cnio,,s " = ,s ,,t:r,r,r how al
4f.rL the reeIv 10 rcrno, ilra.e. and spIy abon,
nothing Sur we AZ. pardon for th.,s f,ort.
linz with even The meanetf or. ac;.v The ir,,th
il, the executive defrcd 70 n,ake Is. ons
aud adions accord. thoi.h l.. w,. not harry
IerouaA to hi: Srn,hjancs Of ro,GA.are
ByScieudino The aopo;ntn eur the nrs(:drr.
has fl,own 4 dr,eYu;,:a,;o,, 70 ne,irvrrs n he
leourfe. prcfsrih.J :, HIM &, MFRS aa,;nis IA
Iliphs Of better i,.orma,ioh he n,eT.harfs of
lNew. Haven lad Observation-Disclosures en-. -,
lf;tnefs Of Mr. BiiEop for the t,ise. !, wb,eb ~.
l,ad Eeen Spnoi,tt.d rh.v IL, ;..r,.,,es - :.
lsxee,:ive ts, lis aoe va, are,t ,h., he i.,,o,-
led uudcr 4 full norton IS tI,of. ;n6
w;,;ch ~ - ,,-c.I,ar,, IL.
.iaaca asiated with, The buGneis of a. account
liant; tkat wxSknxls and debility Of mind mae
probably prevent him from esrr qualifying him.
Itcif and that his eyctipht was 10 bad. hs could
with dijHculty write his name. Mr.. Jeasrfon
tsoes not queition The truth Of theft ohieaio,,s
ltle confeGrs that the knowledge Of ch,rac-
EfsIs, poilrfed By 4 Jingle ind;v;t,e,ai. i IS ~.
tcxNty limited, and that informasi,. n. concern
ling then, is often incorreH from the .bea men
fading from the purea motiyes.'' Bur be -.
stwers their objections to che appointment. bv :
|nsods Of reiioninp, the mcsit OF d;lcover;ng
(which will excauiivcly Be given him.-It Is i;m.
|eoIv thss. ~hec,,c.~ Al. ..cs. - !,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-16
Straycd

NN yu'y H. red cow with white freak round her
BODY white face, had On ,c Whoeyor will
.ura her OF give Information Of cr wi be fnfaby
w.sasa ias sA-is roaaIeby JONA7E.iA clAN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-16

NOilcE is hereby given to the nom
se6dxn, Prop,esofs Of lands In the towr q Li~.
ir.s. county al r. l. that their lands taxed 20 the
STATE, County Town Tor tho year 1906 aud Commits
tyd e. the fsklcsiacr to collect
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30
PATENT CHIP FOR BONNETS.

~TNhE Subfciber having purchaied of the PAT
4 entee the executive Right Of making and
vending rhs Patent Chip in and for the State Of
Rhode. Iland, hereby cautions and forbids any
Perfon or Perions either making or vending faid
Chip for Bonhets, within faid Stztc of Rhode
Hand, on Penalty of the Law of the United
States 10 luch Cafe made and provided unlefs
they have been duly and previouily authorized by
the Sobfcriber for making or vending the fame.
Twenty Dollars Reward win be given. by
the Subfcbcr. TO any Pefion who may diicovcr.
and prodaee iatisfattory Proof, Of any Perfon or
pericns making Or vending the aforefaid Chip
within the State Of Rhode Ihand.
JONATHAN NICHOLS.
NJ. B. MIR. WILLIAM DOUGLASS, Sc
Nleif,. CHARLES COGGESHALL and Co.
being appointed Agents for vending 5aid chip
for the Town of Newport. will keep a couRant
Sopply ar their Stores for Sale.
Newport, July 8, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

SAiL-MHKiNG.
THE fublcribeIs having catered into partner
Il hip, under the firm of
Dunham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail- Making budaefs, in its variou, branches.
at their Sail Loft. on the WI 'f Of the late Gen.
John Mslbone. az the South part of the town.
Thofe who may favor them with their cuaom.
may depend on punetua!ity and difpa,ch. All
savors viii be gratefully acknowledged, by
CHARLESC. DUNFiAM,
WING SPOONER. I'D.
Newport, April 3, 1901. 7oy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

NOTICE 10 hereby given, thar we the fub.
IN fcribcrs, have purchaisd the patent right
for the counties OF Warrington and Kent, for
making, u6ng. and vending Machine for the
psrpoie Of waihiug cIosths. fcouriDg and fa!ling
cloth. under the original psleat right which vas
grsnrel by the Congrefs Of the United States Of
America, unto Dasii z. Dean, of the State OF
New. York, on the 7osh of February, iSo4.--
Al perfons arc hereby forbid, making, yend-
ing or u6ng iuch Machine, within the coun-
ties afore!aid, under the penalty Of the law,
without the liberty OF ~, or our agents ling
irl granted them. Any pcfion, upon applying
TO Us for an Individual right, OF larger icale,
may have the liberty granted them for mode.
rate compenia,ion.
BORDEN RATHBUN,
ROBERT n. NILES.
WlitktS,d INK. a4,b 7fb Mo. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

THE Public are notified. that JosATHAs
4 NICHOLS and JosKPH CvNDALL have
e,ccaed Machines tor breaking and carding into
Roll, Sleeps Wool, at the Mills Of faid Candali
in Portsmouth, on this lf,nd. Thofe who
with 10 have their wool broken or carded, may
depend on having the Work done wch, and
with Difps,ch. After the Wool has been dolly
picked and greafed, with one Pound Of fott
GSeafe OF Oil TO from 10 to IS POUNDS Of Wool,
IL 1iould be fent 10 Sheels or Blankets, in which
The Roll, may be packed add tranfported TO any
.diaancc without injury.
NICHOLS & CUNDALL.
q porfI,,eu,b TDip ,2o.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30
Rhodes g Hammond

HAVE FOR SALE,
7 (HbsIstak and Refaii)
AMAICA ipiriu 4th proof,
Cognac Brandy I'd do.
Bncelonz do. 4th do.
Holland Geneva,
Havana brown. Do. white.1
Loaf A and I'd quality, g. SUGARS,
Lump
Hylon, Souchong, I TEAS Of the
& Bohea fra quality
CoRce, Pepper, Pimento,
Ginger, Mutfard, Nu,megs.
Alum, Ssltpetre, Bennenhove's Snuff,
Supcrfnc Flour, Glafs. Ware,
A few bales Cotton Wool of an excellent quality,
70 Barrels Mels s. Prime Beef & Polk, Sc. &cs
NsSvpoyf, JHne 7. 1904. 9s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30
To be Let.

A CONVENIENT D@eiiing- Fioofe. well
IN calculated for boarding and lodging, Gtuat.
ed on the iffees heading from MIR. Robert Stevens
houie 20 his wharf. Ekewife. retail ihop,
ON the fouth iidc of ,hc Red Market. being an
exceilen, Rand fer buiucis, adjoining the Dxel
ling Hopfe Of Mr. Wiilian Freebody. Fci
particulars, enquire Of SPENCER HALL.
Newport, Augufi I'd, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

MEDITERRANEAN PASSPORTS.

Norice is hereby given. that 10 has been
deemed expedicnr TO change tho form of the Me.
ditrrranean PsGport iIued to veiIes of the u
nited States that from the eighth day Of July
next, thofe of the new form will be ifued at the
cuaom houfes to every vefel. for which appli-
cation may be made on compliance with the
terms prefcribed by Law and furrendering the
former psGport of which fhe may be pofIeGed, il
any, in which latter CAFE no fces will be required
for the exchange: and that by an arrangement
agreed apon by the Bsrbary powers. with whom
We are at peace, either the old or the new forn
of paGport viii be fuficient TO pro.ea the vef-
fels Of the United States, from capture until the
IT Of July 1906, after which the old form of
.PsGpori will be unavailable and the new one
clone in ufc.
Department. Of State,
/ z3d Of May. 1904. 6m
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30
SAMUEL. JAMES

Has FOR SaLE,
A Thi, Paper Hanging Man1saoory, which
"A hin the Houfe he now occupies. oppoiite
to Mr.. Ls1pi PseRs, on the Welt Side Of the
Bridge, Providence, great variety Of
Hoys Paper and Bordering,
Of the newea and mott elegant Figures at wholes
falc and retail. ON a. good terms a. CAD be pur.
chaied in America.
A generous credit gwen to thofe who pus-
chafe by the quantity for retailing.
NJ. B. The above is prn,ed on good pa
per, and the work weIl executed. by and under
the direction Of workman from Europe.
April a, 1904. Is3
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30
LAWS OF RHODE.ISLAND.

EOR fale at this Office, complete copies OF the
Il Laws Of this State, paiIed ince the ielion
Of the General AiIsnbly IN aauary 1875.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30
Nathaniel Nabas.

u ESPECTFULLY informs the Public, thar
IN he has taken Shop three Doors North Of
the New Church Lane. where all kinds Of TIN
WARE, can be furnihed at the fhortef notice,
and on az rcsfonable terms as can be bought in
this Town. Conasnt attendance will be given
and the fmailea favor acknowledged.
Stove Pipes, either of Tin or Sheet. IRON,
made with difpa,ch.
- CAN. and the hisheR price, given fox
old Pewter and Lead.
!. Newport, Od. AZ. 100
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30
State OF RHoD1-lsLAND and PaoyIDsNcf
PLANTATIONS.

State OF RHoD1-lsLAsD and PaoyIDsNCE
PLANTATIONS.
la Gsrtyal ADsmtJ, JSne S.gEaa, #. d. 1904.
ID ESOLVED,, That the FUN Of ten ,houtaad
IN dollars be appropriated 20 The ru,cbaie OF
she evidences of the rcgiac,ed. pubic debt OF
ihis State, uudcr the direction and management
OF CommiiIioncrs 10 be appointed by the Gens'
raj Alembly.
RehEvsd, That Samuel Vernon, fcnior,
Henry Shc,burne and Nathanici Hazard, Efq's
be appointed Commiiiiooeu to purchafe sae iaid
evidences Of the iaid reeiaersd public debt, in
iueh way and manner, and on fuch terms, as
they may think mot advantageous TO the pub
Tic interelt That Eid Comn liloners give pub
lie notice of their appointment. in tho news
papers, sdyerti6ng the creditors holding fnch
evidences, TO fend 90 the General Treaiorer. on
or before the iecond Monday of September next,
iealed propofals of the terms on which they will
iell the fame and that II proposals, equally ad.
vantaeeous to the State, fhall be mad. for the
fale OF a greater amount OF fsid debt, than can
he purchafed by TIE fun herehy Appropriated,
the amount thereof fhail be applied, in ratsble
proportion to the demands Of ,hc ievcrai csedi-
tors.
R.jSkvsa, That the fun appropriated as
asoreiaid, be iubjesl to the order Of the iaid
CommiIiooers, and be paid oat py the General
'Trcsfurcr accordingly; and that faid Commit
fonen repor,, from time to time. TO the Gene.
raj AGcmbiy. their proceedings under theis re-
fclations.
Rs/5iyeS. That il fhali be the duty 'of the
feversl Town. Cierks, to real the foregoing re-
fo.utions to thc i,cemen, to be saemblrd in annu.
al tcwa- meeting in Augua next.
a Ifae Copy: Whaeis.
SAMUEL EDDY, Sss'y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

c. Taber & VIM. Gardner,
Havs /sy Sale,
EORTY Hhds. Sugar, part Of which il of the
l. "a quality for retailing,
II Hhds. & 90 bsggs Coffee.
A few Hhds. old Dcmzrara Rum,
Several quarter csfk, old Sherry Wine.
And ssoo bufhcls Turks Hand Salt, part Of il
very coarfe and white. fuitable for Dairics.
Newport, July a6. 1904. 90
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

b M abe TRAD Of Bread. Street,
IIAS conaantly for fale. a general AiIort.
i Il ment Of Wet India and other
G. & y - S.
Frefh ESSENCE Of SPRUCE. per gallon
or quart. The fft quality Sythes and Sythe
Sticks, completc--Rakes. Hoes & Hoe Handles,
FoIe Fails, &c. One ton FLAX OF vsriou,
quai.ies. ,s
Thi. day received coo weight clean FLAX.
or CASH, and Ia00 Pence halt
Perm per pound, gwen Tor Cotton and Linen
RAGS.
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IN obedience 10 the before recited Ad,
the Commtiionefs therein narned are ready to
receive pfopota's from the cEeditos TO this
States Regiaercd Debs, and reqOeR thar the
fame be tranfmitted TO the Genersl- Trealures,
at hi, Office in Newport. free Of poaage, by the
time limited in faid Aef.
SAMUEf. VERNON, ce
HENRY SHERBURNE,
NATHANlEL HAZARD. "''
Neappsyf, Jsss i6fh, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30
Seojonabk Notice.

or The Patrons of this paper are
refpeetiully informed, that Four years have near
ly clapied face the commencemenr of ifs public
cation; & that tpecdy & general fetsiement with
thoie whOie accounts arc of one. two, and three
year aandiog, become, indifpenfably neceGary.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

Dry Goods for CaM only.
THE Subfcribcf in,endiag TO qui, the line
4 of buGneh he at Preient purfuss. has
mask'd all his Goods. including box Of Hats
aGortcd. at not exceeding per cent. 1.-THE ufoal
profit being 40 per cent? on coa, by retail
many leis. and fome at coR.
A large quantity Of the above Goods, ei-
pccially Broad Cloths and other Woolens, was
purchafed at a very low advance, upon the Rerl-
ing coR.
He likewifc offers for Sale or Lczie, hi,
Eaate, fituate on Thames- Street formerly the
property of ddrsa Sbsfeid.l For terms, apply
to EBENEZER SHEARMAN, or
JOHN R. SHEARMAN.
Nswsovh Dee. IL. 1903. Off,