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ADMIRAL NELSON,

Il IGHr years old last spring, 4 beau.ilu wei!
IL formed brown bay horse. Imppr I'd lasr fall bv
William Lightfoot, Esq and now his properly,
fifteen hand rhree inches and half high, full Of
strength, health and vigor, and inferior 70 no
horse either for speed or bottom of fine bone
and muscle and unequalled a6tivi.,; VIII strand
- my stables this season, in Powhatan county F.,
30 miles above Richmond. on James river. and
will be lar to mares at Three Guineas thc leap,
pad down, aud Six he season, with Is 81 n the
groom but the season NAV he discharged b. the
payment of - dollars mr. b. fore the " Nnvem-
Der The season viii end Isl August. Good and
extensive pastures gratis and servants found
while at ending their mares. No responsibility
Tor involuntary escapes or accidents
This horse has not run many races bur his per-
formances VIII sufficiently JUSTLY the opinion of
Lpr,! Gto5venoy and hi son VINO cgllify ihas they
consilerel him The b st three year old in En-
gland, which may be seen under their GInds and
seals.
In Oqober 1898. at New-Marl;et, he won n
sweepstakes of 400 guueas II subscribers at
200 guineas each, half forfei', co.'s c7rrying s
stone 3lb FLIES one heating Sir Harry Mr.
Cookson'sb c b. Sis Peter Mr. Perrln's b C.
Young Iavclin, Sir Francis Standsh's ch Split
Pigenn-5 to i against Admiral Neison, to 4
against SIR Harry, 6 20 against SphT Pigeon,
and 10 - against Young Javelin.
In 1879 he won sVecpi.1k"s 0f 1900 guncas
Ia subscribe At 80 guireas each. beating Lord
Egremonts b c. by Praceptor, out Of Bob raj
Mr.. Perrin's b. c. JavelDt, and Mr.. G,.1ing's
B7asyer--3 20 l on Admiral Nelson. In 1890,
he got SO much injured in MS practice THAT he dill
not come on the turf again until 1903, when m,
won purse Of e 80. + nile hea.s, beating sevc.
raj fine horses-See Sporting Magazine for this
year.
Pc d C RE F.
ADMIRAL NELSON was bred by Lord
Grosvenor got by John Bull aud foaIed in 17o5 ;
his dam Olivia, by Justice; her dam Cypher by
Squirrel out Of Fr,bhle's dam, by Regslus.-See
Supplement to the Stud Book. page 81.
JOHN HARRIS.
n. 3. Notes Tor the six guineas must he sent
with he mares w3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
March S, 1904.

HAMILTON was goe ~ Dungannon Zone of
the best sons of . NeAy's famous Eclipse, WHO
was esteemed 10 De JGe best horse Of ms day, and
covered at hfJy gumeas,l his dam b, Snap, sister
to Jupiter, bred by Mr.. Cross l773--her dam
young Marshes damn by Blank, Stirling, Miss
Magnett. by Partner GREYHOUND, Curwen. Bav
2aro. Lord D'Arcy's acabian, Whi,esnir,, od
Montague mare fha. IL appears he descended
from che best running sock in England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31

the counsel wished TO ask each Individual
composing 1T, whether they had formed
any opinion concerning ;he work called
ne Prospect Before w." from which
the matter charged in the indictment to
be iibeiious, was taken. They were not
permitted TO ask this question Mr.. Chase
asked them himself whether they had
formed and delivered any opinion, con-
corning the charges in the Indictment
AS they had never heard he indictment
read they OF course answered IN The ne
gatiYc. The jurors stated that they knew,
not what was IN the indictment. Indeed T.
was hardly possible that they should know
as believe the indictment was not read
IN court, unulthe jury were actually sworn.
oiie OF the jury, John Bdsset, stated thar
ne was unwilling 10 serve, having made
up us mud as 70 the book called T,;c
prospect &c" but as he acknowledged
that he had not formed and delivered an
OPINION concerning the charges in the
Indictment, because in fact, he knew not
what they were, his objection was over
ruled.
When the trial commenced, Colonel
John Taylor, Of Caroline, was introduced
as witness for the prisoner. believe
he WAS sworn. The counsel wished 10 in
lerrogate him. This they were not per-
ml'ted 10 do, until they had stated the
points to which his evidence related.
hey were then obliged by Mr.. Chase. TO
reduce the questions they wished to bro.
pound 10 Col. Taylor, to writing, and ,hen
20 submit them TO his inspection, thar nc.
might determine whether they should lac
propounded or not.
Colonel laylor's evidence was reject
The ground of this opinion, as stated nv
Mr. Chase was this, Jhat Col. Ta.ior
could not prove the whole of the charge.
the Charge was, the Judge (C0ascl aid.
" hat the President was a pro!cssed aris.
'octa'-that ne had proved fal,hlu, and
serVicsaOle TO The British interest" Prov.
ing half, he said, was doing nothing: bo,h
Iacts must be proved. II wa, commended.
on the part OF the prisoner, that il il wax
necessary To prove both facts by thu, sse,e
witness, the charge in both points would
BE- proved by the testimony .? Cot. T.yj,.r.
lie would prove that MIR. Adams had no.
iessed arlstocraGcal opinions and Ina, he
had proved faithful and servicesbi.. ,o,ho
brush interest, IN the way meant BIZ ~Tbe
Prospect SSc." by voting against the Sc
,pIestratIon law, and the law suspcndirrou
intercourse with Great-Bnta.n. 'yh.
Judge (Chasc) repeated thsf 49,, I,'.' a,,;,,, NC
was inadmissib!c, that the counsel knew II
t. be so. and that th'.v onl,, ,'S,' H,'eT II
csive and to m;slead ihe nnnnI IL - oc-
The counsel. who wer,. as.Scia,.J ,;.L
me, in CaIR.nder's define. ,.,,'r,,,1..5 ''''
address the iury on tL. "Ncno ,t," pew 30
OF the law, on winch The ;oI,.9-,,'u' ','''l
founded. They were inf-rrmn,,.I a.T
bhged, by Mr.. Chase. ifro, - r. ''''' -
down. then adJrss.., W. - '''' ~ ~
self with a view, To- sat;sCy hin, h~T MN
. rich -. lii, -! ','''' ''a- haa
! told him that what was t5cn , HMM -
interrupted me ne asl.sd sn,, ''I n.,,' IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31

m-v7 advertisements, nor erceeorinrq sguqre
iafengst, are inserted in this hGlher for sruen-
sy-fUe cents the first time +; thrce i9Nars for
three r9,eks C6 lines aat far eueI'g addi-
Gtinser'ion thirfy-threc cents. Long ones
m he sam 3~tion--uniesS a sjtec;a{ on
kr be ma4c bu lhe uear.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
Parcel of Ground.

AiHg IN tie sGiatow IF DuigaidsviHe, on 1pbic5 is
dwelling bonse. store bouse AMI inuber-5ouse-f5
nc purpose q safisirg f5e aforesaid aebf With iu
fere5f ant CASTS dfentag t5e e,eecution If RIBS t
bond 0u4 gOoa 'ecuviy vii be re1uiyedoF tbg bur-
chaser, Syitb interest fow t5e daf.
JOHN FLOOD, ,
1. FREELHlyD. s 1'I'fee''
Mcyc5 II. 1904. M
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The famous higA-dlOoded EngAsh horse,
II A M B L Z r Q N.

Bred by the Duke of Grsfton. a beautiful briybt
bay near sixteen hand, hirh, of hipn form and
e'eSance' rising thirteen years Oil, IN good health
ana great perfection, imported LAST spring by
William Lishtfoot, $50 of Charles CITY county,
and now his property, viii s,anG the ensuing sea.
son at the subscriber. Charlotte county. Eve
m"es below the cOurthouse, and three from Boul
dc" IS I'D stores, 70 cover mares at Six Guineas
the Seas0n for whici, ,.ili he required. dis
chargeaole oy the pa"uient Of Twenty Dollars.
at any time before the lOth &c upusr next. when
the season will expire, with Oae Dollar TO the
Groom tor each mare paa the stab { door
Good and extensive pasturage. well enclosed.
w'Tn 4 creek and branches running through. the
fat land ailording rs good forward pastures as a.
ny IN TINS par OF the country gratis. Servants
that may be- ient with mares win De boarded with
ont charge, and mares fed, ii required. On reason
able terms. The utmost attention paid and care
taken to prevent accidents but Will not be respoo.
sible tor any that may happen
IENP4 LESTER.
March 5, 1904 ,,,c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
At a meeting of the Com

mssioners appointed b the Legislature of this
commonwealth, 20 receive subscriptions the city
OF Richmond, under " An at for Incorporating
the BiNN og VTHGLNT r'--Dresent, Edward
Darlington. Chairman Joseph Galiego, Robert
Pollard, George Jefferson, ". n Nicholas, John
Brooeeubrongh, Thomas kitherfoordS Benjamin
Hatcher and James T ieitch
lst Resolved tha' Books be opened at the
CAPITOL on the hrsy Monday in May next to re
ceive subscriptions pursuant TO the said act
I'd Resolved, with the consent of the Trea-
surer the state, 5a' the payments he made
in the Treasury Office, and thai the persons so
paving, upon exhibiting the Urea urer's recep,,
shall be admitted 20 subscribe their names on the
commissioners books.
Sd Resolved, that Edward Darlington, Jo-
seph Gallego and John Brockenbrough ne ap.
pointed committee . notify the foregoing re-
solutions in two publ Ellettes of tn city, once
week from the present rime TIL the first Mon
day in May next
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
DOCUMENTS.

the Kchor Of the committee
ahI''"fed 10 enquire into the official con-
duct q SAMUEL CHASE and RICH
.ARD PETERS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
EDWARD CkRRINGTON.
JOSEPH GALLEGO.
IOINr ~ .AcN RNrLrD OrIr. II

JOHN BNOCKENBROUGH.
18th March, 1904. fwtl AT
For the mutual accommodation of the Trea-
sur@r and the persons meaning to subscribe, the
Treasurer will receive the money any time pre-
vioas 70 the day appointed for opening the Books
by me commissioning
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04

Engin>er, A,ob;ira asd Land. Sa,O.ye'.
CURvEYS z draws plans of eitsies, with the
Oarieiea accuracy and nes,uef', makes defign'
s,r intended buildings and Improvements. ca.
nails, bridges. SIC. &c. fornifhes eaimates with
minute fpeeiacstions for carrying the fame into
execution; having been regularly brought up
to the profcfIion, with complete knowledge
of the practical departments, preiumes that his
fesvices will be, found emiocntIy ufefsi, in car-
fying io,o effect any public or private works.
Gentlemen rhding at di&ance, Can be
fornifhed with plans. elevations, &c. 70 unite
Conveoieney aud Uniformity with Durability
and Economy, ~ Tending written defcriPiion
of the consenienccs and 6ze building they win
20 hsve.--Pisus neatly drawn on the margin OF
Deeds. Nesytorf, GA. 81. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04
p. BRIDGES.

(Tqoo Doom abotr ibs NeaVpovf Bark
y ETURNS her grateful acknowledgment
IN to the Ladies of Ncwport. for the numc-
rous Favon ihe has received, Gncc her com-
mcncemsnt in bufneis and RESPECTFULLY &C
qusints them, that fhc has now on hand for Sale,
Gcnseel Aaortment Of MiLLrxraf, on moder
ate terms, Ladies Morning DfefIes, & children
Coats and Pelices, with every other article in the
Millenery line, made up in the newca hlhions,
on the fhorea notice.
-. The Spring and fall faihions will be
regularly received dired from Europe.
Nr1obsyf, Od. I'd, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04
N E w P O X +,
Murjaay, Oa. A, 1904.

The late " hue and cry" of an approach
ing rupture with Span, may be corfidered as
nothing more than mere federal .' brimborion.' .
1t is not our intcref to quarrel with that an.
cient and honorable nation, and it is not her in-
tcrcA to break with America. MefTts. PINK
NEY and Mvssot, charged as they are. can
very eahly form an equal sdjoament of exiting
differences, and put an end to the laa hope oi
the Royal faai0r. B. Cb'0n.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04

THE creditors Of Bowen Peircc, Of North
i kingAown. ia the county Of Wafhiogton,
laborer, are hereby notified to appear before the
General Afembly, at their next feflion at Prov
idence. 10 Oaober. A. n. 1904, and fhcw
caufc, IL any they have, why the prayer of his
petition, praying for the benefit Of the Ad made
and PsGcd. A. u. r7s6. for the relief Of infol-
vent debton, mould NOT be granted.
THOMAS PECKHAhd, Dep. See'y.
Nr1obo,f, Sep. 3oib 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04

wharf. with one OF two of them through her
bottom.
Revenue Cutter Thomas Tetferfon, on the
wharf occupied by Hunter and Minis; her
mainmaa gone, her fern broken oar and her
rudder unihipped.
L'Anntie, French national Corvette, high
on Microbes wharf. --
A fmall boat, name unknown, on the fame
wharf. with both msfs broke. and blged.
A pilot boat belonging to Scranton, three
feet higher than high water mark at Belcher's
wharf.
Sloops-Themis, Of Beaufort, high on Cor
don's wharf. -fts 7oe
- of Coofa xatchie' grounded high and
dry near Wayue's wharf.
Rachel, of CharleAon. upfet. matt broke,
and funk, at Johnfon s. Robertfon's wharf.
Polly. of ST. Mays. eicapsd with only the
lof, of rigging.
Liberty, of Charleaon, on HowaId's wharf,
bilged.
A lighter, belonging to R. s. J. Bolton,
has her boom broke aaoat at the wharf.
Several Auguea and other boats, are like
wife on the wharves not one 10 left sAoat. and
fcarce a fmall boat in the harbor but is broken
and buried among the lumber.
ThcIe vefes noted as on the wharves are CON-
pletely above the reach of the tide, and as fairly
On fse qobarves as il they were building there.
= We learn that MIR. William Campbell and
Me- Thomas Williamfon, procured boat at
near eleven o'clock on Sunday night, aud viii,cd
The back river, where their exertions were crown
ed with fuch fucceis thar they were enabled TO
collect and bnng TO Savannah very lare num-
bsr of negroe, belonging to various eitates-fuch.
generous conduit deirrves TO be rewarded.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04

THE Creditors Of Edsvdyd Cook, of PouC-
Il mouth, in the county of Newport, labor
er, are hereby notified to appear before the
General Aaembly, az their next SeiTion at Pro-
vidence. in October. A. ID. 1904, and fhew'
eauic. If any they have. why the prayer OF his
petition, praying for the benefit Of the A0.
made and paGed in A. ID. 1896. for the relief Of
infolven, debtors, fhoold not be granted.
THOMAS PECKHAM, Dep. Sec'ry.
Newport, z4th Sept. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04

MARKED In this town, the arf uIt.
Capt. JAcos SMITH, 10 Mis MARY-AsN
MAupsLrr. daughter Of the late Capt. John
Maud0cy.
On Thnrfday evening laa, Mr.. ALfHrvs
BARER. TO Mih LYDIA DsNHIs. daughter Of
Capt. Thomas Dennis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04

DIED]--At South Kingaown. on Wed
nefday, the z6th uli. the Hon. SAMUEL ].
PoTrIs, one of the Senators Of the United States,
from this State, in the s4,h year Of his age
+ Chzraf1er in our nett.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04
Books MiM,lg.

CoOKE's Voyages, 3 vols. s.-Britifh Com.
Speodiom, VoI,.-4 vois. UbiverfaI Mag
sz'ne OF i77'. II. '7,. & '74.-Perhaps there
may be another name written in the above
Books, in addition to the fubfcfbcr's i; but the
eaaic OF that addition can be eaiiIy elocida,cd. !.
Whoesef may have the books, and v III return
them TO the fu5fcrber, will merit, and receive
his mot cordial thanks. SAMUEL KING.
Newport, Sept. z6. :,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04
For Sale.

A N escelent lot Of land, under good i'm.
4 n provemcnt. very pesfsntiy Gtua,ed on
the main read leading from Newport TO Briftol
Ferry, containing about a. acres, with Dwell
ling Houie. Barn. Crib and young Orchard
thereon, and a well Of good water thar never
fails. twill he fold on reaionablc terms. For
par,icalan, apply to the fobfcribcr. ON the crem.
lies. JONATHAN ;IRRS
Por1fsoSib, on. q, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04
For Sale, Freight, or Charter,

THE Schooner COMMERCE, abou, r,e
L tons burtben fails faf, and flows remark
ably well. She.may be fitted for Tea at frnall
expence. II ffeieh,ed or chartered, a mort
voysee will be preferred and fhe will be put in
good repair. For ierms. apply TO
WILLIAM MOORE, juns
Newport, Sept. ~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04
10000 Dollars h,gheR Prize.

DURING this day. Tickets In the Sixth
- Glah OF Soa,b- Hadley Canal Lottery ~ili
DC iold at the eiieina' ptice, s Doilsrs. On
Tomorrow, and after, until the drswing Of the
Lottery commences, which will be on the asth
OF the prefent month, Tickets will be advanced
to Dollar 50 Cent.--Thofc who win TO
lave 50 Gents and gain Ten '1'houiand DolIsrs,
VIII DO we'll to call this day (qbsrday or. 81 az
the Bookftore Of WILLIAM r. WILDER.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04

Il ramp meeting of Meibsdjas 4vas teH in
Nrv-Jeyty ibs i6tb'ah. Upsoardi Of 5000
f,slons are (aid 10 bars ai'eadrS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04

On the night of the 4th ult. the honfe oi
Mr.. Iiaac Fcleh, at Wilton, N. II. was confum-
ed by 6re--aUd wha, 10 very melancholy, FIX ol
his children pcfihed IN the flames
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04


Extra9 efa kney f,Sm one Of sny unfortunate eoaa-
fymex in Tripoh. 10 b6J,'emd IN Pbiiadsipiia,
dafed TRIPoLf, Nav a..
Since my laa nothing worthy of recital
has occurred, except the death OF one OF our
crew. tear this win be III. purport of ali TO-
turs letters, as the fummer is fait approaching.
and the heat will naturally have fatal effect
upon your unfortunate countrymen, who are
daily yoked to large Wagon. which they are
Obliged TO drag into the country, where il is
loaded with heavy timber for their return
"ApyR7.
GA few days ago fmall craft, under Eng
LIN colours, wa, eaptured by the Syren. on this
fstion, io con!equence of which the Bsfhaw
fent for the Britifh conful, 10 know whether
United States veGel dare take any articles out
OF vefTei under protection of his rnai.fy's col.
ounl MIR. M'Donoueh snfwered in the mega
tive, alfo gave the Bsfhaw written certificate
OF pafTpor. The vef1el wss Immediately laden
with very valuable cargo belonging 10 the Ba.
fhaw's fubjeds, fet fail for Malts--but unfortu-
nately for his majeay's conful. Che ws, csptured
alnoR under the forts. Capt. Steward ordered
her for Syrseufc. The Bsfhav tent for Mr..
M'Donoueh, and Afterwards giving him fufi-
cicnt abafe, ordered him to quit bis dominion in
twelve hours. The next day he fet falI for Nal.
ia in fnsil craft, but was captured off the Ear
Dor by the Syren, and ient to Syrscnfe. His
excelIency 10 very much enrsged at the conduit
Of the Britifh coofu!, and 10 determined NOT to
receive him sgain let the cOnfequencc be ~bat ],
may. We are ia hopes that this affair will bring
lord Mellon off this aa,iou.
t" Five months have already expired Of our
captivity. and yet no hopes of our country's re.
dceming usl However, Iusa, tbey will recol.
lea 10 whof: hands and az whole mercy we arc.
Adiez.'.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04

are driven and jsmed up in the docks. where
they received confiderable damage in their rig
ging, fpan and upper works.-The Ship Mid
deton. Is alto aground in dock.-The brig
FAvorite. Of Rhode.lla from Africa. is gone
TO pieces-The iloop Two Siaen. Of Newpors,
loft her matt.
A gentleman who vas at Georgetown lince
the Gale, Informs. that il is the opinion OF few.
eralexperienced planters there. thar Rice, equal
in quunti,y TO ten thoufand barrels. has been de.
ffroyed in thar neighborsood by the late gale
and high tides.
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GEORGErOWN, Is. C.) Sept. u.


On Saturday laa we experienced. ievere
Tornado, which for violence and duration, ex-
ceeded any within the remembrance of the oIdeit
inhabitants OF this place. IL CON renced be-
tween three and fous A. M. with the wind at
N. <. and blew from thence with epcreaGng tu-
ry until twelve at night. when the wind fhif.cd
TO S. S. E. bot aba,ed very little before The night
following. The rain defended in torrents. with
little iutermiiiioo the chief part Of the time.
The tide rofe fuddenly TO the height hith-
erto unparalleled, covering feveral parts OF the
Bay in iuch a manner as TO render IL impshable,
unle6 in boa,s or other vehicles. Several flores
on rhe wharvcs, as we'll as thofe at fome diaance
from them, had two and three feet water therein /;
in confequence of which. great quantities ofcorn,
ialt, &c. we:e defroyed. nt
The fchooner Perseverance, from this port
for Charlefton, belonging to Thomas Shubricki
Eiq. OF the latter place. was blown aihore on
South lnand the people were faved, but il is
feared the veG;l will be entirely loft. T
Two negroes, attempting TO crofs Sampit
river in a canoe, were overfct, and fortunately
laved ,hemielyss by Trimming Others in
ln;lar attempt, were drowned. tal.r
Several merchants and others here, have
fufered very much The injury The planters have
foaained. is incarculsbl-. Many crops of rice,
ready to be gathered, are partly Ioa; and the
dearut,ion of banks, trunks, &c. is very coniid-
erable.
Great apprehepions were entertained for
the fatety of the perfon, rcidine a, oorh Inlet
the dwelling houfrs Of MelIrs. AIlfton. Thurton
and Crcft., were blown down kitchens and
out-h houtcs f~ept away by the impcrucfty Of the
tide hut aifhnuoh the a. stion nf the trh ahi .
tants vas truly dia,ening, and their lives 10
moa imminent danger. we are happy to aate
thar none we're loa.
The water in our areets was quite brack-
i(h, and fta turtle, terspuins. &c. were dr,ven
up 20 the town, cne Of which was caught by a
negro fellow, 10 new brick aorc on the bay.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04

A IL peffon' arc hereby forbid harbofiur.
4 \ tIuaiog, or taking TO fea William Bu,ron,
Ion OF the fubicfiber, "a years Of age. if they
would win to avoid the penalty Of the law.
LODOWiCK BURTON.
Exeser, II. l. Sept. 13, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04
THE LAST NIGHT BUT TWO.
TIIEATRE-NEWPORT.
Aa FVsning's Amylsmenf, (nevsr per-
formed bsre For the Benefit Of
Mr.. Will MOT.

Mr.. w L M . 4.
FRIDAY EVENING, C)aober s, 1904,
Will he prrfcnted The very celebrated Melo Dra-
una, uanilated and altered from ,he French.
by W~. D~~iat. Efq. aud pe,io, med at tie
Theatres in New. York and Bottom, With the
moa onboonded applaufe, called
The Voice of Nature
The Judgment of Solo,nan.
lFm Chsraeien. Zee Bills of the Day.y
End OF the Play, new Comic Medley, called
MURDER IN IRISH
OR AN ~ 6'
Hibernian's defcription Of the Englifh
drama,
By Mr.. B.17ES. ,s 49,,
ir A Comic Song, called the 4 t.,.-..,
London Old Clsafb's Man, IL
ia Cbar~zsr ya Jssp., By Mr.. WILMoT.
as Alter which frfN NI
Del Caria's Hornpipe,
% BY Mr.. DERBf. rs
To which will be added. the much admired
Farce tnever performed here) called 4
Mrs. NIGGINS.
lptls. tChsrstteu. in Bills.1
Tickets and Places for the Boxes, may be
taken at the Theatre, on the days OF Perform
socc, from 10 o'clock tll 1, and from o'clock
till 10, p. NJ.
B's", One Dsllar-Ph 50 Cesft-- -GSi2s,y, IS
Csnn.
Doors open at 6 O'clock, and the curtain drawn
up prrcifely st o'clock
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COMMUNICATIONS.

The Irhsbi ants Of Newport have TO regret
the lofs Of valuable fellow. citizen, Capt. Mil.
Lrs +. WIcKHAM, ~ho was poifoned on the
coat Of Africa. by The natives, in the aower Of
life, and full vigct Of manhood. BY this icyere
aroke OF Divine Providence, his filters are de-
ptived of an lamiabc. benevolcDt and affection.
ate brother--his relations and friends, of an a.
greeable and worthy young man.
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TO be Sold at PUBLIC AUCTTON
nN Friday, the 18th Of Oetcbcr inaant.
~ the real eifate Of JOHN Cab6ard, late Of
Newport, deceafed, pIeafantIy fituated on the
Point. Sale to be on the premifcs, at 10 o'clock
Ia the forenoon. FF''.-
:. JOHN TILLTNGHAsT Axmm',.
M1ofoy', on. 4, 1904. t4
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ST THE fale of Dry Goods, at
Autiioo, at the Shop Of John r.. Shearmsn, 10
po,pcaed 70 WcdncIdzy, the z4fh inf.
GARDNER & DEAN, Aa6'U.
EsSsbs,t, ID OSsbsr, 1904.
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"CRTsIS" is again unayoidably deferred.