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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25

THE creditors of J0mes Reed. Of North
L KingAown, in the County OF Wellington,
LAHORE; . are hereby notified to appear st the
General AGembIy at their f.iIion in Providence,
in October infant, TO ihew caufe, If any they
have. why the prayer OF his Petition for tbs
bcniht Of the act made and psicd A. d. 1886,
for the relief OF nfo!vent debtors, fhuuld NOT be
granted. TIL. PECKHAM, Dep. See'y.
Nesyperf. O9s5tr s, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25

nents, who, to enlif on their fde the
religious prejudices of a Certain por-
ton of the nation, feized this obiec-
ton and reprefented him an enemy to
all religion. But his fentiments will
bear the tef for they are founded
on jultice and are conformable to the
lprit of the gofpel. Freedom of EN-
quiry and pAfellion is among the bef
human means of promoting that Re-
ligion as well as that philofophy and
that government, whichis the true one.
The period of Mr.. JEFFERsoN's Pref
dency has been fingularly blehed, by a
gracious Providence, with moral and
religious reformation. This feems to
be mark of the divine appreciation
of the fyitem of Toleration and Free
dom. Sun.
The late venerable DR.. STILES,
Prefdent of Yale College, who was
an acquaintance and correspondent of
MIR. JEFFERSON, lays, in his Elec.
ton Sermon preached before the Gov
eInor and AilembIy of Connecticut,
that " JEFFERSON poured the Soul Of
the Continent into the monumental
aa Of independence" 1t is a well
known fact that, as chairman of the
committee of Congrefs, he drafted the
Declaration Of Independence (; and
there is iome'hing peculiarly agreea-
bic in the idea Ihat the author of that
Declaration fhonld live TO preGde over
the United States. ib.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25

THE creditors Of Samuel B. hLirn, OF Por,i-
L mouth in the county OF Newport, Labor-
er, a5e hereby notified to appear before the
General AiI:mbly, at their next SefTiou in Pro-
vidence, on the lat Mond,y Of October infant,
and ihew caufe, il any th;y have, ~hy the pray
erof his Petition. praying for the benefit Of the
Att made and Pad'd A. ID. 1856. for The relief
Of iaiolvent debtors, ibouid not be grated.
THOMAS PECKHAM, DEP. Sse'J.
Nssrssyi, O.7s6er 8, 1904.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-13
Madrid, Abrila3, 1904.

persuade myself that Y. E. will not be
snrpriz.d al the course | take, and which
S in my opinion, the only rational one.
Since dssisted in my note of the 18th from
,bs demand of a disavowal, our CORES
aondence could no longer have an Object.
Fromt!ss moment that Y. E. declared that
YOU would not be considered as minister,
Ihscamc sensible, that further discussions
would only produce personal alteration.
This was the motive why avoided discus
sing various poiAts contained ia the last
Note Of Y. Z. and it is also the motive
which Influences me az present. When Y.
+. has taken into consideration the sirua.
lion you place me in, by stripping me as
well a, yourself of our ministerial charac-
tiers ana convinced you will not ascribe
20 a want Of regard that whichis,ia reality,
tsc result of the most serious reflection.
III. FRERE.
TEE.fde Prisce sf Peace,
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4 new settlement has beeA made on Van
Deman's land; it is called Fort Hobart, and
is already in thriving situation.
tits Lord Grenville Leyison Cover, and
not Lord George Seymour, who is going
ona diplomatic mission to the Court of
Petersburgh. Lord Malmesbury i, come
to town on the occasion, and much impor-
sance is attached to the Embassy.
Camp equipage, for $1,000 men, it was
Yesterday reported VAS about to be shipped
In the river.
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dience IN the palace Of the Thuilleries, to
the Ambassadors and Ministers who have
received their new credentials.
NJ. Jaubert, whom the Emperor had
seat to Constansinople, is on his return to
Paris. He embarked at the mouth of the.
Danube, and ascending that River, has
come by the way of Yassi and Bucharest.
Thetroubles in Romelia render the direct
road extremely dangerous. The petty Pa
chas intest the whale of that province but
IT appears that the Porte has Just taken
strong measures to subdue the spirit O. re-
volt which prevails in these countries, and
which is supposed TO be. fomented by some
European Power. l4omteur.
OurAlesters from our sea ports speak Of
the great activity which conunnes 10 reign
svery where, and if the blow has not vel
been struck. ii will be felt SO much the
more terrible when all our strength is coll
lec,ed.
Princess Louis Bonaparte is in state
of pregnancy; the Emperor has ordered
her TO reside at the Thuillefies, or St.
Cloud, and nor at tomriegne, where her
husband commands the Dragons encamp-
ed there.
The artist Cavone is engaged to make
bust OF marble, resembling her Majesty
the Empress Josephine. The cxpence has
beea subscribed by her Majesty Maids of
Honour, who ;ntendio present this bust to
the Museum Napoleone.
At Malmaison, his Majesty the Empe-
ror Napoleon is collecting q Museum, In
tended ito be called "Museum Josephine"
No less than twenty artists are travelling
all over Europe to make purchases and
collections worthy of such place. The
sum of three millions Of livers (125, 0ool.)
is 70 be expended to perfect it. This mo-
ney is given from the Emperor's private
purse.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-13

DIED.

LIE ~,
On Sunday night the aeh inst. in the $50
year Of her age, Mrs. ANN LEE, daugh-.
ter of Richard Henry Lee, deceased, and
consort of Dir. Charles Lee, late Attorney
General Of the United States.
Those who were comprised within the
circle of this lady's acquaintance will lors
regret the loss of this distinguished orna-
iaent OF her sex--of a temper mild and
serene-of manners coup,acenr and afs-
b'e-wi,h mind richly endowed by ma.
ture, and highly refined BY education, she
continuedto retain urdiminished her so.
cal attractions through all the protracted
stages OF pulmonary consumption,
-7-r-- AZ the house Of fr. Rose, in Alex
and',a on "Wednesday the 18TH inst. Mrs.
ANN a. ROBINSON, aged ri years,
,he amiahle consort Of VIM. RoBIxsok ESQ.
Of Wsstmorelano, after cng and painful
illness, which she supported with that Cpl,
Tit Of meek resig, atior, which so in.
ncnsely distinguished her through life.
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lac present when the conversations ia
0s' ..,;on took place, the discussion would
sus endless !; and be of no other use
, y that of presenting to the public the in
IT,, ',.eent spectacle of two persons, each OF
hon u'hom ha. some claim to their respect, mu-
,nally contradicting one another in the face.
Of the whole world.
(Signed)
TIL. E. the Prince Of Peace.
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LONDON, July IS.

LONDON, July 10.
Since our last French Journals 10 the
9Th, and Dutch papers to the 18th instant,
inclusive, have been received. the contents
of which are of some importance. The
Moniteur of the 9Th announces the return
to Paris of Monsieur Jaubert, whom Bona
parie had sent to Constantinople. The
object and the success Of his mission are
not stated, but some particulars are given
of his journey from Coastantinopie to Pa
rls, which are extremely remarkable. The
spirit of revolt in the Turkish Empire is
said to be formed by some European ma
tor. An article from Constantinople af-
sfects to impute to Russia these revolutions
airy designs.
The long expected declaration of the
Elector of Baden, on the subject of the
expedition across the Rhine last March,
arrived at Ratisbon on the Goth ult. and
was TO be communicated to the Diet on the
I'd instant The utmost curiosity was of
course excited, to learn the contents ofthis
declaration, but It was generally under.
stood, that it was of such a nature as to rem
der any further elaboration upcaits object
wholly useless !; especially as there was
reason to believe that the Emperor of Rus
STA had concurred in it.
The affairs of Hanover seem also to em-
barrass the Diet little, but it is not pro-
babe that any thing will be hastily decided
on respecting them.
July II.
The non-arrival.o of the Mails from Dub
lin for several DAYS give rise to some anxl-
ETY. in the minds of persons closely connect-
ed with ireland. This day, however,
Mails from Dublin and Waterford have
came to hand bringing the Dublin papers Of
the 18th. Government appears to make pre-
parations for the preservation of Tranquil
siity. Acamp of $4,000 men is to be i'm
mediately formed on the Curragh of Kill
dare and the troops are daily practised in
movements to keep them on the alert
A reward of 5ool. has been offered by Go.
vernment for the apprehension ola person
named MsCabe, supposed to have lately
arrived here from France. A meeting Of
Sawyers was on the 18th broke in upon by
the Justices the men fed, but most of
them were soon taken, One Of the Dub
lin papers says, it :" is believed they were
engaged on much more serious business"
than consp,ring to raise their wages. She
working classes in Dublin have plenty of
employment not a loom in the Liberty is
idle; and corn of all kinds is falling in
prices.
Dispatches were yesterday received at
the Admiralty from Lord Nelson, which
gave very different account of the recent
affair before Toulon, to that published by
the Commander Of the cnemy's feet.
Dispatches have been received by CO.
vernmens from Botany Bay. dated last
October which state the Colony to be in
the most prosperous condition, and perfect
tranquil
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-13
al,ranurta Datlp ADVERTISER.
THURSDAY, Srpr.asxs IS.

The following gentlemen were yester.
day chosen directors OF. the Bank of Po-
tomac:
Thomas Voweli,
Jacob Hoffman,
Elisha Jannry,
Cuthbert Powell,
John G. Ladd,
William Hsr,shorne,
James Patton,
James Fl. Hooe,
Joseph Riddle,
James Keith, jun.
William Fitzhuga,
William Hodgsan.
The schooner Nancy, arrived here from
Cape Francois, left the following vessels
there on the sSth ult.
2 Brig Neptune, Carew, Alexandra.
Sch'r Friendship, Hayman, do.
Sally, Church, do.
Samuel, De Butts, do.
Saips Pilgrim. Gibson, Philadelphia.
Governor Sumner, Tredwell, Bos.
ton.
Sch'r Beaver, Glider, Philadelphia.
William and Henry, Nelledge,
NewburyPort.
Experiment, Davis, Baltimore.
-- Sophia, Campbell, do.
Sloop Little Jack, Seely, New-York.
The Nancy sailed under convoy Of the
brig Mary Ann, Chandler; and schooner
Rosanna, Mooney, Of Baltimore; with
the following American vessels:
Briggs Sea- Flower, Nash, Boston.
William Clary, What, N. York.
- Mary, West, Baltimore.
Sch'r Greyhound, Bower, N. York.
The Greyhound left the feet on the
29ta; on the soth was chased by asmall
privateer, being then little to the south
ward of Sand Key, which came up with
the Nancy very fast, but the Rossanna
standing towards her she stood to the
southwark.
The Nancy parted with the feet in q gale
of wind on the 9th inst. in lat. %, long. -.
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CON1NUNLaTIoM.

DuelHng.-General Pinckney's remark
on Duelling, in the Advertiser of Tues
day, brought to my recollection several
reflections have made on the barbarous
practice of deciding private disputes by sin
gle combat. Though both reiigioa and rea.
son highly condemn the system, yet, like
some other great evils, it has spice Of
good; the apprehensio sometimes re-
strains great intcmperance of tongue, to
which many persons are addicted, even on
trifling occasions and in no country, tina
know of, is there court where redress
can be saught for abuse short of scandal
therefore, cannot see any prospect OF
means Of REFRESHING the evil, but by insti-
tuting Courts of Honorb public suthori-
~, where reparation may be obtained suit
able to the insult.
In many places the courts are troubled
with complaints for assaults, when the as
sailant is generally punished by fine, let
the provocation be what it may; this might
be considerably remedied, to the relief Of
the courts, if on due proof of gross and
provoking abuse, the complainant vas also
liable to a fine as we'll as the aasauter.
Sst*x*s.
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Eutract Of O letter tlom BoySeaus, da
3i4ne 2s.

!" The exportssion Of all sorts Of grain and
aour from this country TO Spain and Portugal
beng now permitted, mast render spccalations ON
your side hazardous.
"We hall have an immense harycs. and win
tage this year. Wines and B,andies ia partleu-
lar are looking down. Colonial prodsce iiu &c,
neral advancing
i The price OF aoar a: Bordeaux was only
Eve dollars per barrel at the time the above
letter wss written.
LONDON PRICE OF sTocKs, July II.
Omnium S IA.
Consols for Is July, 81 IA Ia SO.
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Latest from EUROPE.
NETWORK, Sept. 10.

By TIE ship Oaeida Chief, capt. Kemp, ar
yiosd on Saturday eveniag from London,
the Editors Of the NesO-1ork Gazette
have recAvea Prices Current, Ll0yd's
lists, and London papers to the 18Th July
naczuape. The follasviag are The. NEST
material articles IN the London papers.
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FRENCH and ENGLISH
BOARDING SCHOOL.

Al Ge,Insn. Town, tx mics from Philadelphia,
BY G. DoRrEUlLLE,
Late from cape francois, where he fupetiptend-
ed an Academy for feverai a,s.
AS Mr.. DorfcuilIe and his family
are French, as we'll as aumber Of bcardels, the
Yonng Americans placed under bis care will
have the advantage of joining practice to :tcory,
by which means oniy, a Young man may expect
to learn language properly.
Young gentlemen are taught Latin,
Greek. Enshih and French, dramatically
Mathematics, Book Keeping, Hifory, Gcogrs-
ply. Writing, Arithmetic, and every other uie-
fai and ornamental branch Of polite education.
Scpf.f3. eo9ft
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Will be offered for Sale.

w 1T DC UIICICU TOT OdIC,
To the higher bidder, OIL the 1T day Of Novsms,
Der next, if fair, if no. the next iaiy day, az
the Lyle Falls Of Potomac,
That noted and vaLuAbLe Shad and
Herring Fyheyy,
called MIDDLE ROCKS aoi alfo on. half of
the POT ROCK, and UPPER HERRING
POINT. Halt Of the purchafe money vii &c
reqni.ed il t,and, and the balance in one year
from tie purchafe.
Charles L. Broadwater.
Sept. -. isw3,
- a 80 ~ q, - =. q =
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. o. Printing in all its various
branches executed at this Office
with neatnels. accuracy. and dil-
patch,
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The following gentlemen were yester-
Law chosen directors OF the Bank of Po-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19
DIR. r AWSON's
Itch Ointment.

THIS Ointment has remarkable stcendancv o.
- verevery other competition heretofore difeos
yered stor cleaning and identifying the kin.
PimPies and all kinds OF Eruptions on the Face
add eiiewhere, and CutaneouS diRempers of smofi
every KIND, sre radically cured by this Ointment.
it cures the Itch in fnort time with lafely, and
cafe.
This Ointment i' very agreeable in frelL it
leaves the kin imooth and beautiful, and may at
al times and on all ooesiions he ued agreeaby to
directions, withou, in the lcaa enaangerino the
PATENT heaIth.-Priee a. cents a box.
2yce'5 DittO, price 50 cent?.
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Dutch Boiling Cloths,
REMOVAL.
WTLLIhM d. IVRRN

VIII LIAM u. WR Il n,
COACH AND HARNESS MAKER,
REos leave t. inform his friends in particular,
- and the public in general. that he has remov-
ed his shop 20 the place formerly occupied by
Gyedves. Hoiton II Gyeayes, coach.Inakers, and
opposite the Governors, where ne will continue
10 carry on his business in all lis various branches
w. ID. WREN returns his thanks to his friends
generally for the encouragement he has hitherto
met with, and hopes that by his assiduity and
steady attention 10 business, TO merit their further
patronage. lie can also assure them that he has
on hand, large quantity Of well seasoned tini.
Der, which with the assistance Of some of the
best ionrneymen in this slate) will enable him 70
furnish carriages Of the best quality, and on the
shortest notice, with punetuaNy.
". II. w j.. w. il in daily expea alton Of a
large quantity of COACH LACE, which, with
what I've has on haad will make n general assort-
ment, suitable for country eoaeh-makers. IS he
receives it dired from the mandatory, I've will
have it inhispoworto sell avery moderate price,
Mach 10. 1S04. w3m
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Or. RAWSON's

Ut II r. w oON
Anfi- Bii;oas and Sfcmacbic Bitters,
Prepared by Thomas II. Rawfon. New Lon.
don Member % the Connecticut Medical Society,
for which di'covery he obtained Pateut> fgned
by the preiident of The United St1tes, July a4ih,
f9oa, asTesab!y 10 an Al OF eongreis.
/ 'ltE celebrity and demand &c. thefe Piuers,
= and uniolciled letters aud certificates OF their
Gnguisr virtues and effects, as well from eminent
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daily received By the Paten,ee, from all parts OF
the union, proves them experimentSliy the gres.
teh diicovery yet made IN the healing art.
The following fome of the mon promiSenI.
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lndigeGion, Dyfenraricsy
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laundisl Rheoma,ifrns,
Female complaints
And all that train of complicated complaint. 70
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They remove by their Rimulating efFeSs ,he
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unp'eaianr ieniston,y 70 dfagreeable to be borne.
Price SO cents.
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CenNire Nromatic PISTF.

~eHN'FP aromatic PH0j T.,
For the Teeth add Scnrgy in the Cu-re prerzysd
o1'y ty J. THOMPSON, New London. Con.
ne6icJt.
Tar only Medicine in The wo.d that will with
fai-tY. cate and certainly, cure the Seutvy IN
the iec;h and Ggm.. Ihis Pare elesnGes The
Teeth and Puriies the Gums oil any foulnefs, or
acid corroilye humours it braces aud ftfenrtfer,
the "5res OF the Gums, 20 tia; they adhere chile
20 tie Teeth I likew!c makes tie Teeth aerear
whme and be'utiIuI, aDd takes off al difsgrtesbIe
ineils rom the breath, which generally ariie Iron,
Seorbutie Gums and bad Teeth. The Publie are
eoniicned to be on their guard agsinf rafehsGn,.
lrurious kind Of PaGe, made by one S. r.. p Lee,
Of New-London; his f2urious kind il Of 4 dirtv
brown colour IN rough tin boxes. The genuine
Kind i, OF lively red colour, in neat pewter box.
eJ and each direction paper Ggnedby !. Thomp.
loo the only Proprietor in his own hand writing.
Where alto may be had,
DR., RAWSON's
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BURR MILESTONE
MHNUFACTORY.

INH.pUFHC1OH1e
THE subscriber takes this mode Of returning his
thanka TO his former patrons, and informing the
public IN general, thar he has by desire Of his
frends) recommended the M ANUFACTUR-
ING of PURR MiT.I.-SCONESi and having
furnished himself with a supply Of the best ma
terials, aud having had sixteen years experience
IN the business N Baltimore Petersburg and
Richmond, hopes 70 I've able 20 give .1tisf0stiOn
20 his employers.
The etones ne ~ill warrant to DE as good as a.
NY in the United States.
ANY orders Jeff with Capt. WILLIAM PEN.
MOCK, Norfolk Capt. WILLIAm CHAmREas,
Staunton; Mr. WtLLIAM HAY, Wythc couaty,
or MIR. RourRT MooRE, Petersburg shalhe du.
Iy attended to, and country produce received in
payment, AZ The customary prices.
~ TWO APPRENTICES will be taken
to the above business. and short time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jan 10Th, 1903. (tf)
Nd. FOR SALE, PLASTER II PARIS,
In Btonc or ground, for the Improvement ofland,
with directions for the use thereof.
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Hnti-Bj!iOuS Patent Pill.
-
LEES
Genuine WRd6am Bilious PXg.

DRBPARED By Samuel Lee, jun of Wind
ham, in the State of Connecticut Cor which
diieoverY he obtained a Patent Ggued by the PEE
hdent Of the United States April 40, I5o6, a..
greeable 70 an a9 Of CougreGs.
ThenumeroUs pufIing impoftons uron the Pub
IieJ and ha'ement Of remarkable cures never made.
YET certified by teigned names, or by perfons un.
acquainted with the nature Of dfe1fes, and IN. ef
fcd Of particular medicine render il Sfienl, 70 do
Juice TO the Public in Offering fufeient motive.
20 make trial Of the virtues Of this invaluabIe me-
dlcine. wtaw
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Richmond e Columbia TURNPIKE Road.
TaE BOOKS for receiving subscriptions to carry
eifea the above laudable and useful institg-
sion, will remain open in the counting-room Of
Robert Gamble e Son, conformably TO the aa Of
assembly, till the first day of May next.
Subscriptions the StGunton Turnpike Road
will also continue to be received the same place,
until the time before mentioned.
Richmond, 18th April, 1904.