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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
3oEN RRocKEEsRuucA cas5ie-.
Washington Tavern.

TIE subscriber has taken tease of ,iis ,cne.
r1ent lo5 term Of yrars. and boz, uuj it IN a
state of repair which renders It no ini,ior to any
in this city. Besides the Tavern BIZ has detach-
cd buildings. wei! calculated 90 acCon,rie cat tl,9,
who ave DESTROYS % z, ea,er pr.vacy than tayeyn
usually affords. These teueneuts gdi-iY Oh. p.b.
lie square, aud are within two hundred vas.;s OK
the Capitol They ia,e decid .d ..'va6ts r. o.
ver any other houses u tis Citv with tes1.tet tc,
pure air and excellent water ale hes good STA.
bics aud constant supply of the rctt for.tc.-
lie ic"oers his aervi-os 70 his ficras 2uc ti =
public and assures item, uia- so uu',vfu 2am-
i~g nor any o'hcr p a6iec which &. i.l,. .U any
d'gree. have n tcudeuc, go de.ocy .ae foa.e &c
las house, will ever be permitted
EDWHRD V5LIyg9G.
Richmond. Sep.emter 90, 1914
N b. About dirty Members OF here Ne.
sembly may ue we'll accommodated ,.e ,rn,rn
81 h!een E-yc aScs1y engaged. Ell
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
Notice..

TIE subscriber having formed a connection with
IoHN L LssuEuR. which will commence on
the 9th da. ofOaober neNt--and in order tnclosc
his present business he will. on Thursday the
fourth day of OAober next, at 10 o'clock. at his
Store, offer at PUBLIC SIZE, the whole of his
Present Stock of Goods,
Consisting of Old Madeira and Port Wine; Rum.
Brandy and Gin Loaf and Brown Sugar; Lon.
don Brown Stout; Imperial and Young Hvson
Tea and almost every article in the Grocery line.
J4AfES FISHER.
- t- .., -.
The terms OF the ahove sale, for all sums under
50 dotla cash; above and not exceeding $50 dol
lars 90 days and for all sums above 80 dollars,
100 days cre6i', for no'es with approved security
POSER q MoNcURE, o. ms.
Richmond, Sept 9th, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29

The senators Why andd'fIarville are APP
pointed masters of the horse TO the empress,
who has accepted madame La Valette,
the wife ofthe counsellor OF state, for one
OF her ,najesty's ladies in waiting. Field
marshal berthier, generals Duroc and
'Canlmcourt, occupy the three FIRST places
al The court Of The emperor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29

- New-Hamhshire Election.
By the returns from 80 towns, the votes
stand as follow: .t.
Federal, 1900. Republican, lo,eoe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
Paris faher.
August ..

Tuesday, his majesty went in the usu-
al state 20 the house of peers, and put an
end To the present session of parliament
by the following most gracious speech
from the throne
Ny isrds sid gentlemen,
Before pat an end 20 the present ses-
slon of parliament, aU-desrous Of ex-
pressing thy entire APPRECIATION of the zeal
and assduity with which you have appii-
FL yourselves to the great objects of pub
lic concern which have come under your
consideration.
You have wisely continued to direa
your attention to the encouragement and
improvement Of that respectable and pow
cfful volunteer force which the ardour
and spirit Of my subjects has enabled me
10 establish to an extent hitherto unexan-
pied you have at the same time endea-
'0ursd TO combine an additional establish
Inent for our domestic defence with the
s. means Of augmen,ing our regular army,
and Of maintaining il on such scale as
fnay be propOrlioned TO the circumstances
of the times and 10 the rank which Ibis
country ought ever 10 hold among the
towers OF Europe.
GeHfieDicN N The hou8e Of commons,
fouan entitled 60 my warmest scknow-
i-aSmenIs iCr tbs fresh proof wh!eh you
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 90.
LfI'EST' EROM Err 4hCE.

Arrived this morning ar the Lazaretto, the
Snow Philadelphia. captain Kennedy. in 40 days
from Bordeaux Sailed from thence the 5th of
august, 10 which date papers are received Trans.
atons shall be given hereafter.
The verbal news by this arrival consists merely
of the hacknied story of ths forwa,dness of the
preparations FOR invading England. Indeed
the now assure us, that every thing was in com
pete readiness waiting only for suitable sedSoa
and the orders of The Emperor Bonaparte &C
companied by the Minister of Marine, AMI several
officers oftne Empie had eft Paris fer Boulogne
where it was said. he would remain until the ex-
petition sailed This circumstance. which can
be relied on. evinces pretty clearly, that this long
threatened and long wished event is bot very
mote
A considerable increase Of deaths has occurred
IN the cry Of Baltimore, during the last FIVE days
A gentleman who left there yesterday informs,
that 1t was apprehsnded the yellow fever had
made It's appearancc-We mention tlrs with the
hope tha,it win excite TO enquiry, and in the
suit Of its being confirmed, to the adoption of
precautionary measures
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
Full bred Horses tor sale.

18Th, I80A.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-14
(Cbafh. Coay.J
ILbafls. L0HF.1
Congress Of tie Gllsltsb gstate5.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, March 8.

Mr.. NiGholfon announced 10 the House, that
his colleague General Daniel Htlitcr) had after
q long illncfs, yefeiday departed this life; as a
tribute OF reipett due TO his memory, he moved
that the menlters of the Houfe, wear ape for
thirty days, and that the Houfe fhould, Tor the
Purpofc Of attending his funeral, adjourn at ~
O'Clock.
The fIoufe immediately entered into refou-
tiots 10 this effect, and infruitcd the Speaker 10
notify the Executive of Maryland of the vacan-
cy occafoned by the death of General Heit-
CT.
About two o'clock the remains Of The deceafcd
were conveyed from his late lodgings, attended
by the Speaker and members Of the Houf. of
Representatives..
The body we.unsefasnd, will be inferred at
Hagers Town, sthe place waerc the General
lately reided.
General Vanuua reported a bill for cGablifhe
ing rules ard articles tor the government of .h:
armies of the Uaited States, which was REID and
referred to committee Of the whole.
A mcGage was received from The PRECEDENT OF
the United States, encloGng letter from Co.
vernon Claiborne, Rejecting the importation at
NV ofcdIo VI HatCS iiOul <1liiIdJ dlia Ills
prefion that he did nor pofas power to inserpote
refpcaing the fame.
DR.. Lcib prefensed petition from iundry in.
habitants Of George Town, praying for the pat
fage of the bill ameudasory of their charter, with
certain amendments.
Dr.. Mitchill made report from the commit
tee Of Commerce and Manufactures, who were
directed to enquire into the expcdicncy of autho-
ling the prefdcnt to cauie to be explored certain
unknown parts of Louifana.
The report contains mach intersftiug ineoym..
ton respecting the topography, and natural his.
tory of LouiGana, ard concludes with the opinion
that it vii! be honorable and ufeful for the Uni
ted States TO make fome public proviflon for as.
certaning the extent and boundaries Of LouiG.
ana, and to appropriate ipm not exceeding
dollars, to make lnrycys
or the Red River and Alkauias, or fuch othc.
parts of LouiGans, as the PRECEDENT may Zee
FIT.
Made the order for Wednesday next.
The Houfe adjourned about 10 O'Clock, in
confequence of :heir previous vote to attend the
funeral Of General Hciiter.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-14

here with III. ja'ge, v told
!. tssf ., ais own sw4y, b would not
4 III for fileh decree, Tor he would
). bsd % Cal yeael sn1 cargo bur with Two
!. sndo'' - .s-,l.l in Eagtaad, RaFing him
ID csa'''' s : could he 10. Toe only ground
IL fec y" j. oars Of the captofs VAS, that
Ss.ali'gg ,.on M.r,iaqa. TO St. Thomls's,
org, -. al. on. that the veasl ougat TO
J % ses ! ditett to Charleton. SO the
,s P'' g .rrha Ctawley, AID her cargo after a
satr ! more than three months, a deten-
tnIDa .,s,r illegal & arbitrary, were feitofed
all''s.' a.rs With lois Of about two thoaEand
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-14
b,,v,a0ri.a Daily aDoerttser.
,vF DNESDAY, March II.

F;,sHA C. Dick was yesterday
=. MAYOR of this Town, IN the room
a ss',s,s Ike, Esq. who declined accept
/ ,b- appointment.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-14
q

Died last night at half past ten o'clock,
Captain ] AMEs CAMPBELL, late of Phila-
delphia, his friends and acquaintances ars
respectfully invited to attend his Funeral
from the house Of Captain John Hand, in
Duke Street, at four o'clock this after
noon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-14
MOUNTAIN or CLANS.

A lad returning from the beech a few
days since, with basket of clans, inform
ed his mother that he had discovered q
mountain of clans 1870 miles long As wide!
His mother told him the existence of such
a mountain might well be questioned.
can brove it." said he, showing the basket,
for here isa specimen of the clans !! y
(Bridg. Pa1er.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-14

About two weeks ago, man ofthe name
Of Wilkinson, shot himself at SteubenVilie,
In the state of Ohio.
What renders this remarkable is, that
he was married on Thursday evening, and
on Friday morning he perpetrated the hor-
rid actin the presence of his wife.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-14

less doubt that ample satisfaction viii BE rsn-
dsfsd on the representation Of the several
cases, if justice demands it. 10 the mean
time however, the individual nay be ruacd,
or reduced TO great distress. This, hcwe-
yer, we must consider among the s.nnber OF
iaeurable i,ffmities, which way lay and ob-
stro Ct Us allin orr ;ourney from the cradle
10 the cefil.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27
Dry Goods at AuHion.

WiH BE- Jold OF wsdnsilay. iotb of Oas5sr ssxf,
\ stfbs Sop Of John X. Sbsarmss.
LIS whole Stock, confftins of Broad. Cloths !;
L i Cahncres Plains I; Coatings, Blankets /;
Baizes FIannels Swanikins; Svsnfdowns !,
Turkeydowns; Toilenets; Corduroy Thick
iet; worried Hofe and Gloves; Wildborcs !;
Moreenss Shaloons; Ratinctts Ruiiells Cali
imancocs DSrants; Silk. Cambria, Chinrz,
purple and Camel's hair Shswls mems and
women's dlk and cotton Hoie; Marieilles and
jean WaiAcoating; black hlk Velvet; mems &
women's Satin; Fiorcntinc Mode, Peclong ;
Tiffany; Silks; Sarcenetsi Dimities Mpf-
hnetts ! linen and cotton Cambrics cam
brio, jaconet and book Mullins mens and
womea's muffin Handkerchieis; Pocket Hand
kcrchiefs Checks; meas elk and lcathcs
Gloves; women's fix and kid Gloves, ditto
Mitts; twill'd, plain and yellow Nankins
blue, white. and olive Jeans Fuaisns; Cling
ham; Gauze; long pyle Pluih Buckram
white snd black Lace, Edsiags Threads
Calicoes; & box Of Hats aG3r,ed with many
other articles.
N. B. A few doz. Pen-knives and SciGou.
Conditions Of Sale :---Undcr 100 dol
lars, Caih Over 100. 50 days Over 100,
90 days. Over 900. 4 months Goo and up
wards. s months, with an approved endorfer.
GARDNER & DEAN, AEa'Ss,
Newport. 1id Sept. 1904.
After the 10th of October. the abovemen.
toned Shop will be renscd.--Apply to a
EBENEZER SHEARMAN, or
JOHN r. SHEARlMAN. ~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27

Goon as our emancipation is .Sfeaed.
we will offer ourfelves to Gomt govern
ment accufomed to freedom.
Thofe who fet UP in oppo6tion to
our operations, for the purpoles afore-
faid, will be received as our common
enemy, the enemy of mankind and
liberty, and will be treated according
ly.
Civen under orr hands on fbs JSutb
yfds 9fbe line Of dsmareaiion,
in sbs provinee eforsfaid, fbe
fya day Of Floridian Freedom,
t dugxR 2, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27

atisd without repfoach. He was noble. e:ner-.
90 hsmsue and pssioiic-snd faithfsi pro-
teskr Of the liberties Vf his country. His lofi
j mott deeply Affective and diarefling 10 nu-
ImerouseS &c of friends and relatives. l3 ai
In this town. on Sunday Iaff. Mrs. MARY
BRowx. widow Of the late MIR. Joieph Brown.
in the 18th year of her age.
+" BiyDS3 are fbs dead qvbs de ia fbe Lsvd."
On Monday evening. in the goth year Of
her age. Mrs. HoPR ALMy. comfort of Jona-
than Almy. Efq. aud daughter Of the late Arch
ibald Campbell. Eiq. of Eaa- Greenwich. W.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27
NOW EXHIBITING.
In Mr.. Lawrence Qlrfke's Hoa,s, tsDs
doors North effbe Theatre, Neyporf,
The Aiionilhing
INVISIBLE LADY,
ACOUSTIC TEMPLE.

DESCRIPTION or rHs EXHIBITION.
In Temple repsefcnting thoic whe-- the
Egyptians delivered their oraclcs, 10 fnsll al
tar. and 4 cryaal las de!cribed by DR.. DEE,
&c.j for confOiting fpiriu. From this proceed
the orals. for conveying queRions and sofwers.
The whole apparatus Il unconnetaed with fuf-
rounding objcta,.
A ccnveriation may be held on sny fnb.
jctt Gnging. laughing. fxhing, breathing, &c.
clofe 20 the ear OF the audience defcribing their
number. dreh, motion, &c. without any vifible
inferfefeocc Of agency, and 70 completely de-.
ceiving the fenfes, a. to appear to be the effeea
of magic.
This LssxpEeabie Amieular sS Optical
.. Wu6on,
Which psofefes to expofc the practices Of art.
ful imfgsbvs, pretended nagiriass, and exsreiss,
and to open the eyes Of thoie Who tiiIi foiicr an
abfurd belief in sbsar, qpiebn, csyjarafiesr, d~-
moxiats, &c. will enable the attentive obferver,
to form . joR idea Of the artifccs, BY which
they impofed on The endsisD and yspr1aHxss,.
10 this and former ages and afford ALTO 10 the
fpeestor, an intereRing and plcsfing entersin-
menf.
The amateurs of icicncc and curious expe-
rimepts. will find in this exhibition the nofl
furprizing phenomenon that has ever been dif.
covered In scouffics.
eT Prize Of AdmaEas. 50 Csmn CHI
d,es z5 Csnif. Hssr Of Exhibition, f,sm 9 ia
fbs Msshg M ., and fran SY 9 in fbe EVes-
ing. Newport, Sept. rs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27
+, On the prefent occafonto addfefs

6, On the prefsnt occafonto addrefs
( The accompanying document re-
rs to the mott interelting objects
at can engage my attention, and for
e moment, thofe objects baniih eve-
! other remembrance.
Mr.. Yrujo's official character, pre-
udes the only reparation ] would
pnfent to receive for this attempt
,ainit my honor. 1t is for you, Sir,
! determine what faisfadion is due
J our country and its government.
| fhall wait the time neceHary to
arm your decifon beforeI give fur
her publicity TO the tranfadion.
| am Sir, your mott
Obedient fervant,
,r ~ ~ g w. JACKSON.
'homas Jsffehon. Efquire. Pie iaf'h
iident oi the United Statcs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27
NATcHEZ, Aug. ID.

BY agentleman arrived here yefter.
day from the neighborhood of Bayou
Sarah, we have been favored with the
following information /: "That Mr..
Nathan Kemper, with party of about
80 men, with colours flying and horns
founding, marched from the neigh
borhood of the line of demarcation be-
tween this territory and Wet Florida,
on the 9TH inf. againf the fort of Ba-
ton Rouge; on their way they made
prifoners of John O'Connor, Efq. Gan
alcade) and Captains Pintedo and Ter
Ty. e
Iheyarrived on the following morn
ing, about daylight, near the fort.
The Spanifh Commandant, (apprifed
Of their intentions,) had pofted a pi-
quet of l8 or 20 men, who hailed the
party as they approached: They i'm
mediately anfwered by a volley from
their rifles, which difperfed the Span
iards, two Of whom we're obierved to
fall.
Kemper returned on the following
day with his party, to the Bayou.Sa.
rsh; he has eftabliihed his head quar-
ters near the houfe of Mr.. William
Cobb. y
The following is an exa6 copy of
a paper which is polted up at the head
quarters of Kemper, and at feveral
other places through the country:
For people to be free il is Guffici-
ent that they will it We, the under
fgned, citizens of Welt. Florida, iend.
eth thefe preients Greeting:
Whereas the defpotiGm under
which we have long groaned, has
grown into an inlupporiable burthen,
and as it is long fince admitted, men
are born with equal rights, we the un-
derfigned inhabitants of that part Of
the dominion ofiWef- Florida, have
refolved to throw off the CALLING yoke
of tyranny and become Free men, by
declaring themfelves a Free and inds-
pendent sPesplk-and by fupporting
with our lives and property that de-
cIaration & we do, by thefe preients,
invite our fellow.fufferers throughout
She province aforefaid, to repair to the
ftandard, to aid in efe6ling our COM
mon emancipation. We pledge our
felves folemnly to zach other, and to
our fellow men intereffed in the e.
vents, to avoid as far as practicable
the effufion of blood, (fave that Of our
common enemy and m all cafes fhall
private property be held fcrsd. So
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27

"CRlSIS" 10 on file. and fhall be duly at
tended TO.
Cr A communication over the Ggnsture Of
{" A Republican Citizen OF Pos,fnouth." was
received TOO late for iniertios this day. Ii
fhall appear in our next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27

THE Patrons of the Rhode Jldnd
IL Republican are RESPECTFULLY In
formed, that the prefent number COM
pIetes the fourth year fince the CON-
mencement of its publication. Thofe
therefore, who are indebted for News.
papers, Advertisements, &c. are now
earneftly requeffed to clofe their ac-
counts. And fuch as have been pune
tual, will pleafe to accept the grateful
acknowledgements of The EDITOR
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27
z For CharleJ2om Is. C.)
Books Mi(i,le.

UOoKE's Voyages. /, vos. --BritiM Come
Apendium, vols.--4 vols. UniverfAl Mag.
szins Of n77i. "a, -. 8 74.-PeshaPs .heta
may be another name written In the above
Books. in addition to the inbicfibes's bot tho
csufe of that addition Gao be caGly elucidated.
Whoever may have the books, and will return
them 10 the fubfcriber, will merit, ard receive
hi, noa cordial thanks. SAMUEL KING.
Newport. Sept. z6.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27

DIED. l--As Ne~(horehsm, she u iaa.
feddenly, Capt. EpwARp HvLL. in the 63d
year Of his see.--Is him the town have loa
Resdy and xealous advocsse Of good order-his
iamily an sss6liouase hsibasd and parent his
acqsainrainee hncere friend-sod The world
an h,ree msa.---He has ever fa6x;nod o haf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27
Evening School.

THE Subfcribcr purpofes to commence HE
4 Evening School on Monday. sbe era Of
Oaobcr enfaing. The bef accommodations
may be had for yosth Of both fcxes, and ari0
auention paid 10 their different lifetary puriuits.
JASON SPRAGUE.
Nsavbs,f, SEPT. A., 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27

The Schooaer. COMMERCE. shout iao
= tons burshen fails. fat. and hows remark
ably well. She may be fitted for iea Al frusil
expenre. IL freighted or chartered, q mort
yoysge viii be pretersed and fhe will be put in
good rcpairs For terms. apply TO W
- WILLIAM MOORE. Jun.
Newport, Sep. IT. se
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27
N E w P o r T,
7hurlday, Sept. 27, 1904.

With regtct we learn. that rpoA tremcn-
dous gale was experienced in the vicinity of
Charietson Is. C.l about the 10th inf. and that
upwards Of 80 veGeis. Of different deicrip,ions.
were dearoyed. A fmilAr occurrence, perhaps
has no, been known by shc oldeR iuhahi,ant OF
this country. The brig Concord, OF shD port,
Owned by MefTrs. John s. Hcnry Cshoone. we
underaaud funk as ihe lay at the wharf and
feversl other vefels belonging TO citizens of this
town, were either loft or very much damageds
But We have not been able to obtain the parti-
cula:s. ..t,',.e
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27

b .
SIR, .na
G l have received your letters ofthe
5th and 9th inif." and fhall ufe their
contents In due time and place for the
benefit of our country. AS you feem
'nficiently appriled that the perfon of
he Marquis Yrujo Is under the fafe-
GUARD Of the nation, and fecured by it's
honor againit ali violation, need add
nothing on that head; on another how
ever. may be permitted to add, that if
the information refpeaing a letter faid
10 have been written by me, was
meant as fample of the communica-
lions, propofed to be given to you,
their lofs will nor be great. No fuch
letter was ever written by me, by my
authority, or with my privity. With
my Acknowledgements for the commu-
nication, | tender you my faiutations.
Tn: JEFFERSON.
Mai. William Jsckfon.
"A Duplicate.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27

r The Newport AGociaiion Of
Mechanics and Manuiataufefs. are requrAed 10
attend at she Sss's Hosle On the N day Of 0c-
sobcr. at 4 o'clock r. M.
Per o,ds'. SAMUEL KING, secys
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27
M WM. BRIDGES ACADEM7,

MOUTH arc carefuIIy sud expeditiou1y
= taught the Eoglifh Language, Writing.
Arithmetic. Book Keeping, Geography and
Msthcmasicsy where the AritaeR, Attention 10
paid to the Morsls Of HE Pupis. a te
SJ His Evening SCHOOL has commence
ed :--The hours are from ,ill Q o'clock. N
A convenient HOUSE, confAing of two
Parlouu and two or three Chambers, in a central
part of the town. WANTED.
Nrrapo,b Sept. 10, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27

MARRIED]--In this town, by the Rev.
Mr.. EDDY, Mr.. BsrJAMtN Sisson. Of Postf
mouth, to Mifs ELIZA DsHsis. dsushtes Of
William Deonis Efq.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27

!. a LII perfcns are hereby forbid harboring,
4 - truaing. or taking to fea William Button.
Ion OF the iubicribcr,. "A years Of age, IL they
would win to avoid the penalty Of the law.
LODOWIcK BUTTON.
Exeter, (R. L. Sept. 49,. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27

letter received by merchant Of Philadel-
ptia Rstes. that Mr.. Pinckney. our miniRet at
Mad,id, was to leave that ciry on the zoth July.
having fold all his furniture, and engaged the
ncceGary vorturcs, or calcfas, to carry him to
the fea port town. whence he was to embark for
Amcrics. Ate
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TflEATRE--NEWPoRT.

TTlEATRE--NEWPOKT.
THURSDAY. ,7tb Septs~Ber. uso4.
This Evening will Be preiso,ed, Gsig,misb, Fs-
voritc Comedy of
I She Stoobs to Conquer /; iF
Or. THE MISTAKES OF A NIGHT.
HardcaitIs. az. q y n Mr.. Bates. ~ .
Sir Che. M.rIox I 1tisg sbsitIs M,esoo,,s. !.
Tony Lnnpkia. sss.ssss.s sss s,ss,. % wllmos.
Young NARROW. Mr.. Harper.
Haaings. hca ''ssl Hsllaa,. .i
Landlord. pfs sdi n af Hayman.
Jeremy. $3.50. 13 q a'ill StockweiI. ~
Mifs Hasdeaales Mrs. virier,. si'i !.
Mrs. Hardcstlc, Simplon,
(Beiss s~Jys @tssssas1 srssa srsgs.J
To which ~iu be added. the Fasori,e Opera. Of
K q S / N A;
Or, THs RsEAPERS. u5ar
MIR. BelviIle, sh h,tnnf Mr.sDarIey.
(BAsy BIZ Jfys ssfsaveso Asss.I
William. Wilmoss
Irithman. t fp a'' Bstcs,
Rueic, 3@aa Macdonald
RoGna, Mrs. Daley
Dorcss. letrA Simpfon,
Phoebe. Darby.
The OrcheNrs will be eondutasd BY Mr.. Hsw- .
TIT, leader Of the band TO che Theatre. New
York. -94w hNt dtN tsns s
Tickets and Places for the Boxes. suuy b
taken at the Theatre, on the days Of perform
suce, ffon-io o'clock sill 4. and from o'clock
till 10. y. M. |
Baxss. One Dsila,--Ph 50 Cesn--Csfs0, ss
'i Ctsb. it1 t tA
Doors open At s o'clock. and the curtain drawn
up precifcly Il I O'clock
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I'M the tenth day Of O6fober 1904, on the
" premifes, stnet Of land, htuated in NORTH
KineHowo. about two miles from Wickfosd ;
and contains about one hundred scres, with
a fuitable proportion of moving. paRuripg.
tiIlaee, orcbarding and wood land large two
fory dwelling Houfe, and other buildings there
on aanding. late the property ofSAxvEL War;
SON, of NORTH -Kinsaown, decesfed. Tho
conditions of fale, with. the boundaries, wIIl Be
fecn at the time and place Of fale sforefaid.
ef SAMUEL CARTER. As9iw<,.
North. Kingaown. Sept. IS, 1904.