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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
fOR SALE,
A Tract of L and,

WTHEREoN now reside, in Albemarle
w county. ten miles above Charlottesville, on
the waters of Morman's aud Michams rivers,
containing 100 acres. There is on this land va
luable orchard, a good dwelling house, kitchen,
barn. and other convenient out houses, and an
excellent spring--the plantation is large enough
to work eight or ten hands TO advantage, and in
good farming conditiPn-,hIs land is well adapt
cd TO the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco
there is upwards Of 80 acres OF Valuable low
groumds-this land i5consdered the most valuable
tiaet IN that neighbourhopd. Any person inelin-
ing TO purchase will be shown the land by r1e
subscrber-the terms OF payment will be one third
part OF the purchase money paid III advance, the
other two thirds in two equal annual payments.
Bond with approved security Will he fequired Of
the purchaser. Possession of the land may be
had this fall, with crop of small grain and
part OF the buildings. title will be made in
March next and Full possession given.
JOHN ROBES.
August 18th, 1904. WIN
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Forensic Lloquence.
met received, and for sale at s. IleaSants'
Book Store,
THE PEEC HES

3. p. C. u II r n ",
Accompanied with sketches of those trials for
High Treason TO when they belong
This volume contains short account Of the
history aud present state of Ireland, with a Bio
graphical sketeh Of MIR. Cunan
Also Mr.. Grattan's Letter to the Citizens Of
Dublin; and Arthur O'Connof's Address 20 the
Irish Nation
- Subscribers are requested to send for their
Books.
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Wafhing Machine.

THE iub!cribc, having purcha!cd the pa
L tent right for the Counties of Newport &
Briaol, for making. uhng. and vending TO
Others to be uicd, Machine for the purpole Of
w,shing clothes, falling, fcouting. and cleaning
cloth, under the original patent right. which
was granted by the Cougrefs Of the United
States OF Anierica, unto Daniel S. Dean, Of the
town Of Beckman, 10 Eotchef. county, State Of
Newyork, on the aoth day OF February, 1904.
All perfons are hereby forbid making. udng. or
vending faid Machine within the counties zfore.
fsid, under the penalty Of the Law, without the
authority Of us, or our agents. being frR giant.
ed them. Any perfon. may be sccommod ated.
by calling on BENZ AMIN PiTMAN, jon.
JOSHUA NICHOLS.
N. B. Thofe who may win 10 purchsfe
he Patent right for the county Of Briisol, win
pleafe to apply ss shove.
Newport, Sept. 70. 1904.
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A SATIRICAL POEM.

as A SATIRlCAL POEM.
In the pref, and fhorily WI! be puoliihed.
(Ca-o fb, Fnf)
THE HAMILTONIAD,
or. AN ExrINcyisHtR FOR The
ROYAL FACTION IF NEW-EyCLAND,
WITH
Copious Notes, Iilnaratiye, Biographical, Pai-
lofophicaI, Critical, Aimonitory and Poli,-
icsl; being intended ~ high hcclcd
fhoe for all himpixg Republicans.
By AN7HoNr PzS2UIN, Eq.
SIC rasft gloria mand,,
Here TO day. and gooe laa Sunday
pide lin edition.
The Morayeb6s fnivcl and fab.
And faddcn ali Boiton towny;
Caofe Freedom goes up, up, up,
Aad the Terri, 20 down. down. de~ny
p Payody on Szpjf's ballad.
Price to fubfcibers az cents. to non. fub-
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NOTICE 10 hereby given. that We the fub
IN fcriber,, have pnrchased The pssepr rieh,
for the counties Of Wilmington and Kenr, Tor
maeiog. udng. and vending Machine for the
purpo!: of waihing cIosrhs. icooring and fulling
cloth, updcr the original ps,en, right which Sa,
granted by the C,ngeef, of the United States Of
America, unto DaskiT. Dean, ofthe Stale OF
New. Yoik, on tie ao;h of February, ,So4.-
All perfons are hereby forbid, making, vend-
ing or uang fuch Machine, within the coun-
tics aforefaid. under the penalty OF the law,
without, the liberty OF Us. or our agents being
hrG granted them. Any perfon. up3u applying
TO Us for ar Individual right, or on alstger calc,
may have ,he liberty granted them for a mode
rate compen!atiou.
BORDEN RATHBUN,
ROBERT n. NILES.
@,aljS,d INK a4ib 7tb No. iSo4.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE EXHIBITION.
Ips Temple repreienting thoie where the
Eeyr~ans delivered their oracles, is flnall al-
rar, and cryaal las defcsibed by Dr.. Dss.
&c.) for confnlting fpirit. From this proceed
the oral,. for conveying quea,ons and anfwen.
The whole appata,us 10 unconneeted with fur
rounding objeet'.
- A cohveifatios may he held on any fub-
iees finsing. laughing, hghing. breathing, &c.
clo(e to the ear OF the audience deicrih,ng their
number, drefs, motion, &c. without amp viLole
Interference of agency. and 70 completely de.
ceiving the ienies, as to appear to be the effeei
ofmsgic. ..i :, sre t t43a4
qBis IuexpEeatk Aarienla, g Optical
-r.sn Niufon, w a'' -
Which ptofeff., to expoie the pradicc, of art
ful inpei7srr, pretended msgieias,. and e.erfi6r.
and 10 open tbe eyes OF ,hofe who Hill fotcr 40
abfurd belief In gbsa,. 1Oneie,, eov;4,asi,us, de-
sroriae,, SC. wilI cnsblc the attenuve o5ferver,
20 form ua idea Of the arteces, BY which
they ;npofrd 90 ,he e,sSxloes s. /x3etei,ysst. in
this & former -ees add Afford alio 10 The fpctta-
tor, an intereNing and pleahng entertainment.
The amateurs OF tc;ence and curious expc-
r;mcnts, will hn6 in this exhibition tie Doa
Iurpr;zing phce nonienon that has ever been dn-
covered 10 accuAics. .t,
or Prize IF AlmDEor, SO C,rn. Cba-
dycn zs Cent? H,srs II Exii5u:or. from 6. IN
ibe Morning III I, and ftom = MI 9 in ibe EOer-
ng. Me- port, Sept zo.
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Doors, SIsoEs & BUcKETs.

TsiIE fubfciiber takes this method to inform
i the Public in geacial asd hi, friends in
particular. that he ca'ries on the Beot, Skae. y
BHcie- Making buiinei,. at his Shop two doors
wci OF John GafdneI's, Bfl. in the Fet,y
Wharf Lane ne--where he is ready 10 attend to
their calls, hssinG procured the bcG Of materials
therefor.
CT A good workman at the laa mentioned
branch ofbeGnef'. III he calls foon) will find
employ and good wages, by applying,o
.. JOSEPH DYRE.
Nrrytoyf, Mar 7S, J So4. o.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04
F,ssl lbr NArroxAL IsrrLLicssers.
TO THE PEOPLE.
The DEFENCE-No. I.

'HE period draws near, when
"A you will be called upon to ex-
ercife one of the highef functions
with which freemen can be inveited.
They alone deierye the name who
chuie their own rulers, and through
them make their own laws. This is
your prerogative May it long re-.
main 70, whatever the infatuation and
folly of other nations! And while we
pity the low fate to which their igno-
rance and Iyrant's wrongs have re-
duced them, let us cheriih, with the
zeal of our fathers, the lofty fenti
mens of freedom, fealed with their
blood.
Devoted to liberty and julfice, The
hilfory Of the world ihould teach you,
as you Win to preferve them, to be
jealous and sigilan.. IL ihould teach
you that rulers are more apt to be ".
rants than iervants; and that with
whatever fanction they may declare
themfelves the friends and guardians
ofyouraights, they are moft apt, un-
der this inhduous naik, 10 fubvcrt
them by a criminal career Of ambi-
ton. lit frse, that they generally
flattet TO betray you; and that while
they are1bufed in the immolation OF
liberty, they are loudeil in its praife.
AS then you value your rights, ex-
anime with an unbending feverity the
conduit of your rulers. The more
important the duties with which a
public character is inveited, the more
imperious The neceflity of a fcrutiny.
When the ftation TO be filed is the
highef in your power to beitow, the
duty becomes facred one; and you
become traitors 10 yourielves not to
difcharge il. II is criminal in man
to play the syrant but that crime is
Of the deepeit hue which a free peo-.
pie perpetrate by neglefting the means
for the prefervation of their liberties.
The tyrant is hurried on by the fury
of his paflions while the people have
no inducement under Heaven to aban-
don their duty. The firf may in
huence the period in which he lives !;
while the laa too often decides for
ages the deffiny of a nation.
You are called on once in four
years to elea your chief Magiflrate.
In the dilcharge of this duty, at the
lali period, you raifed TO that high lta-
tion citizen diltinguiihed for the va.
rious fervices rendered to his country.
OF manners fimple, affable and win
ming, and with an understanding pene.
trating and perfpicacious, he had long
commanded in the wide circle of his
friends fefpea foftened by affection.
Even his enemies, notwithstanding
their di1ike of his political opinions
and adions, acknowledged their love
for the man. Enured from infancy
TO the adive fcenes of life, and called
by the emergenciesof the revolution TO
vigorous participation in its tolls, he
had, notwithstanding, found time 10
purfue the early bias of mind at
tached 10 Philosophical pdrfairs, and
from the action of a found judgment
upon large Rock of acquired mate
uals, had gained reputation in the
literary world.
it is not fdrprifng, therefore, that
we find him in the Legislature of his
own State, then the wideit field for ac-
ton preiented by the fate Of the
country, animated by the, hohef en-
thuGafms of youth, franfcending the
dull routine Of duty, and laying the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04
Dry Goods at Audion.

.UHl BE- E4 on WtdnslaGy, Ioi6 ef Os7obr, vrrf,
ar 10 oeloek, n. M. at fks Sb2p y JStn X.
Sbedymaa, ,s..
II whole Stock, conffing o! Broad. Cloth,
i j Csh nefes Plains Coa,ine.,. Blankets
Baizes; Fiannels; Swaplkins; Ssanidowns, !;
Turkeydowns; Toilenets Corduroy Thick
let; worried Hole. and Gloves; Wdbores /;
Moreens Shaoon, Ra,inc,u; RaiIelh; CAL
imancoes; Darants; Silk Camb,c, Cnintz,
purple and Camel's hair. ShswIs; mems and
wou,cn's fix and cotton Hofe; Marfeilles and
lean WaiAcoatinp black h!k Velvet; mems &
women's Satin; Floenune; Mode; Peelpng
Tiffany Silks; Sarccneu; Dim',ies Muf-
linetts linen and cotton Cambtics cam
brio, jaconet and book Moilins; meo's and
women's mSnin Handkerchief Pocket Hand.
kerchief,; Checks; meas hik and leather
Gloves; women, fix and kid Gloves. ciuo
Mitu; twilrd, plain and yellow Nankios
blue, white, and olive Jeans Fuaians; Cling
han; Gsuze; long pyle Plufh; Puckram
wh,te and black Lace; Edging.; Threads ;
Cslicoes; & a box of Hats affor,ed with many
other articles.
N. B.. A few doz. Per. knives and SciIors.
Conditions of Sale Under 90 dol.
Iau, Cafh Over 100. 50 days: Over roo
90 days: Over 900. 4 months 600 and up.
wards, s months, with an approved endorfer.
GARDNER s. DEAN, 6xa'rf
Newport, zad Sept. 1904.
After the roth of October, the abovemen.
tioned Shop will he rented.-Apply TO
EBRNEZER SHEARMAN, or
IOHN r. SlsEARMAN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04
EOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
CXTY-TWO Shares in the -Aock Of the
" Rhode.IAsn Infurance Company, by
NATHANIEL SWEET, & Co.
Neecfen, Sept I9. 1904.
N. B. Az they are very defrocs tfos .
particular reafony to difpofe Of the above men.
TONED hoek-shey therefore offer the fame at
frf cot. N. Swtrr. co.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04

r'~'f~'"Jo y NS'AHh6 aho iSSohi-
'nending plans of great and general
utility. Three vait objects appear to
have engaged his patriotic efforts;
education. religious federation, and
the reform of the criminal code. Like
other philanthropifs he but in part
iucceeded. He obtained fomething
TO be done to advance the interefts Of
learning and he Ion only by the caR-
ing vote of the Speaker, a law for nit
igating the penal code. On the inle-
reiling point Of religion. his victory
was complete and every man was
guaranteed the free exerciie Of his con-
icience and religious opinions. But
however imperfect the fucceIs of his
plans, he flowed feeds in a foil far
more incongenial, which have hnce
rewarded all his efforts. He has the
faiisfaStion of beholding the citizens of
his native State enjoying every blefling
that religious and civil liberty can be-
ltow, fuitaining their ilate iniiitutions
with ability, and transfu6ng their vir-.
tues into the feveral departments of
the general government.
Such is the inan, who, four years
ago, you called to the head of your
affairs. You eiteemed him then wife
and yirtuous !; elIe you would not
have placed him at the very altar of
your rights.
He was then, however, untried irit
the difcharge Of the duties Of the firft
magifracy of free people /; and with
all his virtues and talents, he was La.
bic to diIappoint the hopes of his coun-
Try. Has he disappointed thefe hopes :
This is the objea of the prelent en-.
quiry. If he has, il is your duty,
whatever pain il may give you, to con-
hgn him to the walks Of private lite.
!. In order to decide this enquiry.
il is neceaary to fate the duties Of a
chief magiiirate, and to compare with
them the meafures of Thomas Iel1er-
lon. 80
The duties of the Prefident ofthe
United States are fortunately, for the;
preiervation OF our liberties, fixed bv
a written conltitution. In every other
nation on the face of the Garth, they
are but vaguely defined by dark
and hitting prefcription, varying with
the temper of the times, ndthe char
aeter and views of tho(c who admin
iaer the government. Under fuch
fyaems, il, they deferve the name. ex-
ecuiiye power advances with 4 ftep as
iteady .asAtime towards lis own ap.
grandjzenlsnt. BY the -operatinr
inAuence offorce and patronage, e e
gradually faps every mound rallied
againf its encroachment. Accord.
ingly under fuch governments, liber.
ty is but ihadow, dependent entirely
On the fun-lhine of royal favor. To
guard againf this great evil, this pra.
vitaiing principle of political iniitu-
tions, the contribution Of the United
States has wisly laid down certain
rules 10 plain that every mind can de-
termine how far they have been OBJ
ieryed. Let us then on this occafion,
reioIt TO them as our unerring guides.
The conititutional duties and pow
ers OF the PreGdent are:
T. To give to Congrefs, from time
TO time, information of the fate ofthe
Union, and to recommend to their
confederation, fuch meafures as he
fhall deem necefary and expedient.
.. TO pafs qualified oath upon
the laws. 80
8. TIC command in chiefthe army
and navy {; and the militia, whenrin
,as,.l iovc.~a tHf
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For CharIeffon, (S.C1

THE faf failing Packet. Ship Rofe 10 Bloom.
Il ,Jfsae Bsrdiek. Ma6ef.--Wnl fail on the
sth of Odobes. For freight or psasge. apply
to the Mafaer on board. At SrGvf ~ wharf, or
TO either of The fabfcnbcn.
JOHN c. PHILLIPS,
AARON DYRK.
Newport, Sept. 40.
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To be Sold.

\ NEW one aosy building. go Feet by 3,
"A 10 be removed from the fpot on which IL
nov fands. as f5on a, potiible. For fuitHar
particulars apply t91f
WILLIAM DOUGLASS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04
10 De Sod at Public Auf7ion,

NN the tenth day Of Odobef 1904, on fhe
~ premifes. trae OF land, ftuated in North.
KiasAown, about two miles from WEXFORD /;
and contains about one hundred acres, with
= fnitsbie proportion Of moving, lpsRuring,
tillaee, orcharding and wood land "a large two
CORY dwelling Houfe, and other buildings there
on h,nding. late the property Of fSAMuELwAr-
sox, of North -Kingaown. decezsed. The
-sopditiors Of fsle, with the boundaries. viii be
ieea at the time and plsce Of fale ,forcfsid.
: SAMUEL CARTER, Asaissssr.
North. Kingaown, Sept. IS, iso4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04
III WV. BRIDGES ACHDEM7,

MOUTH are carefully and expeditiop1y
i taught the Eoglifh Language. Wiling,
Arithmetic, Book Keeping. Geography and
Msthematies where the nrideR Attention is
paid to the Morals Of his Pupils. ~
Private Tuition.
~ Hh Evening SCHOOL has commenc.
ed The hours arc from 6 till 9 o'clock.
A convenieS. HOUSE, con6ffing Of two
Psflours and two Or three Chambers, In central
part Of fhe town, WANTED. l...ta
Neqsbssf, SEPT. 10, ISo4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08

at STATE aud the seeions ofthe ,ribafl.,, DIG
We order ard command that these presents seal.
cd with tie seals CT tho state, inserted in the
bulletin Of the laws, lie addressed TO the courts,
Tribunals, and administrative auti,o.i,iss, that
they may be inscribed on their registers, to OBJ
serve tsom and cause hem 20 &c observed and
tine grandjud Minister OF Justice is charged
with experimenting the pul,!ieai.n thereof
TirIs XVI ind ne last
l@2 The following proposition shall be offered
for The acceptance Of tho people in the forms de.
tcrmined by the afreie of 5he FiOreal. year 70
" The p pie win the heredlamemt of the in,peti-
al dignity inthe dired descent M ural legitimate
and Adaptive of Napoleon Bonapar,s. and in the
dire3 descent natural and legitimate of Joseph
and Louis Donaparie, rs it is thus rcgua ed by
the oFgauic semasus consultum Of The 70 Floreal
years.
Signed CAMBAcEREs, Second Consul. presi.
dent; MoRA2D dc GABLES IosEPH CoRNu-
Der, Secretaries Approved and sealed.
The Chancellor OF he Senate, IAPLACE.
We order and command THAI the e presents,
sealSd with The seal al The s;ae. inserted in the
bulletin OF The laws, be adore, sed TO the Courts,
Tribunals, and Administrative authorizes thar
they may be inscribed on their registers, &c.
Given a. the palace of Saint Cloud, The IS Flo
real, year e, and Of our reign the first
Signed xNAPOLEON.
BY the Emperor.
The Sec e'ary Of STATE, II p MAREr
Seen by u.s. Arch Chancellor of the Empire,
CAMBACEREs.
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NOTICE is hereby given. that We IN, fub.
4 Y fcriben, have purchafed the patent riphe
tor the counties of Wilmington and Kent. Tor
making, uGng. and vending Machine for the
PHrpoie OF wsihing cloa,hs. occurring and fuIliny
cloth, under the original patent right which was
granted by the Congrefs Of the United State, Of
America, unto Daniel r. Dean, of the State of
New. York. on the ao,h Of February, ,So1. -
All peiions are hereby forbid. making, yrnd-
ing or uiing fach Machine, within the coun-
tics aforciaid. under the penalty Of the law.
withcut the liberty Of us. or our sgruss beine
hrA granted them. Any perfon, upon applyin Z
TO us tor m individual right, or on larger csle.
may have the liberty granted them for mode.
rate compensation.
BORDEN RATHBUN,
ROBERT n. NILES.
Tpiekfsrd INK. J a4rb 7fb Mo. 1904. ,...,.
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THE under6gned commiilioners, appointed
i by the Hon. Court OF Probate for the town
Of Newport. TO receive and examine the claim,
OF the crediors to the easie Of Edrvayd Siosbos,.
late OF iaid Newport. Baker, deceaied, ,repreient.
ed infolvent; he,eby give notice TO all perfoos
concerned. that fix months longer from the date
hereof, have been allowed by faid court for the
creditors TO bring in their claims and prove ,heir
debts, and that the undeI6gned win attend and
receive the iaId claims. at the cfce Of Darrell Ly-
roS aud q. D. SHf"ar. on the 6r& Mondaysi ia
AuguR. September and October next. A. nine
O'Clock, A. M.
WV. S. N. ALLEN, ! CommH.
GOLD S. SlLLIMAN. 7 Eou.,,.
All perium iodebted to faid eiate' arr ,..
queRed TO make immediate payment 10
MARY STANHOPE, Adu'r.
THOMAS ID. STALL, d6m't.
Ntappors. JHy I'd, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

f.gl AN ACT
Relating TO the recording, rgiaeting and en-
rolling OF fhips OF vefIel' in the diaritt OF Or
leans. a-f'
DEh sraded. BY fbe Senate and Heass sf Re
ID t,rfsn,afiptt Of tht United States If Ame,i-
ca, m Csns,eG eDsmbhd. That any fhip OF vef-
fel poff- fed Of and falling under Spanifh or
French reefier. and belonging, on the twentieth
dsy of December, one thouiand eight hundred
and three, aad continuing TO belong wholly to
any ci,izen or citizens Of the United States,
then reiding within the ierrtorie, cedcd to the
Uni,ed Ststes, by the treaty Of the thirtieth OF
April one thoofand eight hundred and ifsee,
between the United States and the French re.
public. or to any perfon or pehons being. on
the laid thirtieth day Of April, an inhsbitsnt or
inhabitants of the laid ceded territories, and
Who cootinue TO reede therein, and Of which
the mater is citizen Of the United Statcs, or
.n inhab;tant ~ sfofefaid, may be reeiaercd,
enrolled aud licenfed 10 the manner preicribed
by law; and being 70 resiHered. enrolled or u.
eeufsd, fhall be denou,inated and deemed shp
or yefsl Of the United States, and entifled to
the benefits granted BY any law Of the United
State, TO fhips or vefI.is thereof: Provided.
That !, f,aIl he lawful for the collector to whom
,opIication fhsli be made for certificate OF re-
eiary, enfollm-ns OF liceufe for fuch hip or vel
lei by any citizen or inhabisans s asofeis'd, to
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NEW HAT STORE.

THE fubicrben inform, their friends, and
Il The public in general, that they have ult
received large addition to their former aGor.
ment OF HATS, Which they intend 10 fell ar
Cheap [" can be purchaied 10 Nespoft, or New.
Yo,k. at retail.
They return their grsteful thanks for the
favon received, ard beg a continuance.
benjamin 81 Solomon C.. Weaver.
Nesrforf. JHJ a6, 1904. Sc
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MARRIEDl-At New. York, on the ISIh
inaan,. b, the Rev. Bifhop Moore, WILLIAM
Hurrrs. Efq. Of this ,own. TO Mis Masr
RosIxsoH, dsughfer Of VIM. r. Robiofon.
merchant, of thss City.
In This town, Isa Mordsy evening. by the
Rev. Mr.. Bradley, Mr.. JAsoS SraAcvs, to
Mira. AnH GooBsoH