davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-28
FRENCH PREPARATIONS.


The following intelligence communicated by
capt w. Cooke, patlenger in the 'ramerlane, arri
we'd at Boston from Amsterdam.
Capt c. left Boulogne, the Goth April.--At that
time they there lying in the hsrbor iniide the pier
heads, 500 gun briggs and fchooners; 600 FINANCES
rowing 80 oars, and carrying sc men; 500 hoys and
batteaux pats and feveral pranls. The latter have
three keels decks and carrying 90 "a Founders
and SO horfes. The line of encampment extended
from Bouogne three leagues to the southwark II
was faid TO contain 10000 men, and new recruits
were daily arriving A few days previous my
leaving Boulogne, the admiral of the fleet and two
Generals were recalled Paris, and others fent to
take their stations This created comfortable alarm,
which was heightened by an attempt to fire the fleet
in Boulogne Baton, the night of the 18th April.
In eoniequence Of which the city gates coed the
play houe doors and all public places guarded and
very Perfon them examined. Thoie who did not
give good account OF themlelves committed to
pri.on No stranger allowed torenlain more than
"a hours the city, let his bunes be 70 urgent
il not in the public fervice The harbours making at
Anibetufe, Etapes, and Vermareaux, employed each
two thoutand men, every tide, night and day but
were not in fituation to take more than POO fma
boats in. There generally lay in good weather before
Bouloene and Anlbetufe, 25 80 fail of Englilh men
of war at anchor. None of the French fhips lay in
Boulogne Road Every easterly wind, fil,all fleets
ventured along llore from the eastward toward b.
lougne but 10 clofe to the fhore be covered by
the batteries and flying artillery. Notwithstanding
which the enemy frequently fucceeded in driving them
afhere or into iome port
In Calais harbour there lay about 70 fiat boats and
forty feven were building and two prams.
The inhabitants had quartered OH them 1000 chat
fes 500 hufars and 500 Italian folders, under the
command of general Vandam No stranger al
lowed Witt the quays or rampars fronting the fea
ALI look private houes were iealed up that
fgna might be given to the enemy that lay before the
harbour 1T anchor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-28
No. VI.
Grange, Jnne 22, 1904.
SIR,

Or, u.
I was in town to-day till half pah one. !
thank you for the delicacy which dictated your
ncte to me. If it is indiipeniible the commune
cation ihould be made before Monday morning,
muft receive it here. But f9ould think this
cannot be important. On Monday by nine o.
clock hall be in town at my houfe in Cedar
ftreet, No. SO, where fhould be glad TO fee YOU
An additional reaion for preferring this is, that
am unwilling to occafien to you trouble.
With eiteem, am fir,
Your obedient fervant,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-28

Captain Barnard, from I.eghorr, informs us, that
the day before his departure (the 18th OF May) all
Brtiih iube6s reGdent in that. city, were arrefcd
and thrown into priion by order OF Bonaparte.
". 7. Mer do.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-28

Letters from Vienna Of the 2lR Of April mention
that the which! the Mniter of the Hector of b.
den has preiented the Imperial Cout, reipeeiing
the arre of the French Emgranti the Electors ter
rory particularly the ieizure of the Duke of Eughi
en- has given location conference of rate, the
fuit of which is very favourable the french in
teret. The Auliran army now conliihs of 1888
effective men.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-28
From THE MEDITERRANEAN.

Capt. Daggett, arrived yeferday from Mar:
ieilles, informs, that while he Law IN that bort.
capt. Jackion arrived there from Meflina, aod
acquainted him that he had feen a letter from Mr..
Gibbs of Palermo, which mentioned that the
Tuniiians had formally declared War agaiutt
the United States on the 10th Of March and
that they had fent out comfortable force a.
ganft American veheIS. The fame letter adds,
that the Neapclitans had fent number of illips
againa the Tuni6an privateers.
Capt. d. further adds, that an Italian veheI.
which arrived at Marfcilles on the 21a Of April.
brought Intelligence ofthe fitting out of ieyeral
Tunian ihips, and that the American Conful
had quilted that Regency. GAler. Adv. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-28

" Part OF the army of gen. Regnier has embarked
on board the feet at Toulcn.
Z" Orders have been iiued to the camps along the
coast that officer folder ihal, under any circu;n-
stance, be than days march from his corps,
aud hold thcmieves in readiness tor crvice at an
hours notice.
A report has been brought by the Libon Mail, that
Mr. Frere daily expected 10 take has paiiage for
England in conlequence of approaching war with
this country.-The Prince o. Peace III aniwer to on,e
complaint OF Mr. Frere, reipeetng the words acribed
by the Moneur that Prince, siaid to have replied,
that if he wiihed fAtistacion it would be given by
10000 Spanards that ihould be lent JON the army
destined for the invaiion OF England.
A letter from Peterfburg OF the 25th April, fays,
Count Woronzo, our minister at the court OF LODI
don, is recaled,to fill place in our ministry Tie
courier from England expected to brng al an
fwer, which will be immediately followed by decla-
ration OF war against France. Louis Xviii will be
acknowledged King of France by al the members of
the Coalition, and all conquests but III his name will
be renoanced
The Ruiiar army on the frontiers of Podola has
been comfortably reinforced; ard on the 7th May
deTs iilued to the troops to hold themeives IN
rvadneis TO march.
BY the last accounts from Hamburger, it the
general opinion there that Continental war would
peedly take place, and that Rua will horty declare
hcrte The Ruliiau troops it id, ready to act
and the feet Sebastopes is in complete state OF
<qupment.--A letter from ISnlDeIS alO
great numbers OF Ruiiian troops attending the
frontiers of Poland Other letters fay that
RuIan frigates have paied the Dardanelies for tine
SeSen-lnands
is lid that the of Mr. Pitts appointment las
created general fatisfaeon III Ireland amongst the
tholcs, who coniequence expect "apeedy redrefs of
their grievances and an emancipation from the bon-
dage of the penal statutes"
Sum S.
The French princesand princeGesare to beaddrciIed
by the title of their imperial hghnees; and the listers
ofthe emperor are to enjoy the fame dignity. The
great officers of the empire receive the title of
their ferene highnei and they well the princes,
are to be addreiled " Monfegneur."
Captain Cantilo from India, via Egypt and I.fbon,
left Lord Mellon, with his feet off Toulon, the Esd
April, ell well.
la,it, May 2o-The organic Senatus Confultun
was proclaimed BY the EMPEROR BoNAPARTE and
will be pubhihedn Paris omorrow (Sundsy)at noon.
His imperial majeity has nominated TO the dignity
grand eleetor his imperial highnes Prince JoiePh
Bonaparte; that of Constable, his imperial hghnci,
Prince Louis Bonaparte; that of arc-ohanceor Of
the empire, the conful Carbaceres; and that Of
areh-treafurer, the coniul Lebrun.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-28
E*fra9 efa letter from Angtyiraa offer at Tr;soJi
TO Ills [riena5 II tlis eiiy, dated 4tb li,,rb.

E*fraS efa LETTER from A1st,ieaa Otf.e, at TysO,
10 tbs /'ie"a' n this ely, dated 4tb MIMI.
On the 7th ult. we received Witt from the M.
MISTER OF Foreign Affairs, who informed capt Balm.
bridge that the Baihaw had granted us parole which,
however was partial and restricted US from the priv.
ege we most whed that of WHITING TIE different Con-
luis at their houies, bat allowed us to 90 any yyhes4.
elie-He gave orders that we ihOud be admitted to MS
gardens AID his country palaces and feveral officers of
rank alto invited us 20 theirs We were however
Prved on the l7th, this Indulgence Of walking about
the town and adjacent country from the following
caufe. On the night OF the 18TH between / end ~
we we're awakened by the report Of u cannon and on
opening our windows, beheld the friyate PHILADELPHIA
in flames, which ragged with great fury and from th.
progrsfs they had made fhe muA haze been ON Ere
iome time, never beheld more grand or awful
icenethe frigate in the centre of the harbour blazing
from item to itcrn and the very tcps of her mats
all her ports 10 dfncy ieen, that they uigte count
ed-the cannon roaring from the cattle ard adjacent
batteries Before we left the window her cables had
burnt off, ihc drifted out Of Gght--whcn imavire
must have been II lean hour from the time ofout
fra feeuig her.
Who were the incendaries we did not know, BIZ,
readily eonjeethred, and agreed that they deferyed
great credit.
Mr. Mica, the Danif Couful, is really our friend
ard his attentions have been 70 unrenited that we can
never repay the lervce5 he has rendered
p. S. ] had almost forgot to mention the fuppliss
the Commodore las lent US, which eon Of every ne
eenlry.
ETfrad ctr letter .jrom q gentleman in LiGos,
10 bis Jrie"d in PLiiadeip5ie, dated Nag ~,
1904.
-" The inclofed letter for you, came By the
Packet which arrived two days ago. 1t brought
an account Of the re-capture of Goree, the cap
ture of Curacao, and the further defeat of Scir-
dia's army in India, and what is of infinitely
more importance than all, the certainty of 4
fpeedy change Of mniiters at home. A chapes
Of medfures do not look fora cef1ation OF
hoitllities, hould regard az an evil of the great
Ell magnitude; all Iwant is more frmnefs in the
proicca;ion of The war which con6der as ncce!.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-28

Cen. Hamilton was in the fsth year of hi.
age, and has left Mrs. Hamilton with eight chill.
dren, four boys and four girls---the younger. an
infant.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-28

The following article from the Gentleman
Who attended Gen. Hamilton, in the late much
regretted occurrence, is conidered an interen-
ing Implement to the documents already fur
niihed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
Walhing Machine.

THE iubfcriben having purchsied TIE pa
4 tent right for the counties Of Newport Sc
BIifol, for making. uhng. and vending TO
ofben to be used, Machine for the purpote of
waihing clothes, fulling. fcouring. and cleaning
cloth, under the original patent right. which
was granted by the Congrefs Of the UniIed
States of America, onto Daniel s. Dean, Of the
town Of Beekman, in Dutcheis county. State Of
Newyork. on the z9rh day Of February. 1904.
All perions are hereby forbid making. uhng. or
vending faid Machine. within the counties sfore-
laid, undSr the penalty OF the Law, without the
authority Of Us, or our agents. being firlf grant
ed them. Any perfon may be accommodated,
BY calling On BENZ AMIN PlTAlAN, jun.
JOSHUA NICHOLS.
N. B. Thoie who may wiih TO purchafe
he Pateot right for the county Of Brifol. win
Plsaic 90 apply as above.
Newport, Sept. I9. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

NOTICE 10 hereby given. ,ha, the fabfcrib.
IN es have beea da'y sppoin.ed Adminiass-
tors to the cRafcs of Chriaopher Bsbcock, Of
ChsrIeaon and Chriaopher Bsbcock. I'D, of
WeterIy, decesfed. and have given bonds as the
law diretts. All perfons. having any demands
upon either of faid eates. are required to exhibit
them and all thoie indebted thereto. are called
upon 20 make payment to Pslly Babeaet. by the
fri day Of January next Suchss do not make
paymen, by the aforefsid time. will have their
accounts put into the hand. Of an Attorney fer
colleeiios. POLLY BABCOCK, 4s9mir'x.
HEZ. BABCOCK. jnn. Aduix-
EDWARD WILCOX, ! p'u.
WsAeriy, O17. IL,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
H'E. Bridges,

Eagmeey. A,ebAea ard Land. SSrvy~,
CURVEYS & drawsplans Of Eitates. with the
Ohrie.ea accuracy and nca,nefs makes deGgns
for intehded Buildings and Improvements, Ca
nals. Bridges. Sec. &c. iurniihes climates with
miouse fpeciGcatons Tor carrying the fame into
execution; having been regularly brought up
TO the protection, with a complete knowledge
Of the practical departments, prelnmes that his
fsrvices si.l be found emineusly a!efui, in car
~ ing toto effect any public or private works.
Gentlemen rehd.ng at di&ance. can be
furnineJ With pIans, elevations, &c. TO unite
Conveniercy and UOiicrmi,y with Durability
and Economy. by lending written deicription
Of the convenience, and lze building they with
TO haye.-PlaDs neatly drawn on the margin Of
Deeds. Ne1opo,f, on. sd, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
SAMUEL JAMES
For SIZE

HIS FOX O1LE,
A T his Paper Hanging Mandatory, which
"A is in the Houfe be now occupies, oppoGte
to Mr.. Ls4ub Peek's, on the Wea-Sidc Of the
Bridge, Providence. great variety of
Hoy6 Paper and Bordering,
Of the neweit and moa elegant Figures at whole
faIe and retail, on as good terms as can be Pur.
chsfed in America.
A generous credit gwen TO thois who Psr-
chaie by this quantity for retailing,
N. B. The above is printed on good pa
per. and rhe work well executed, by and under
the direction OF workman from Europe.
April :, ISo<. 1888
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
For Sale.

A N excellent lot of land, under good i'm
"A provemert, very ple.!antly f,ua,ed on
the main road leading from Newport to Braol
Ferry, containing aboot al acres, with Dwell
ling Houfe, Barn. Crib end young Orchard
thereon, and we'll Of good water that never
fails. 1t will be fold on reaionablc terms. For
particulars, apply to the fubicriber. on the prem
ifes. JONATHAN GIBBS.
PsrymoHtb, on. 3. 1904. W
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
Nathaniel Nofon.

p ESPECTFULLy informs the Public, that
IN he has taken Shop three Doors North Of
the New Church Lane, where all kinds Of TIN
WARE, can be furnilhed at the fhorref notice,
and on as reafonablc terms - can be bought in
this Town. Contiant attendance will be given
and the fmalleh favor acknowledged.
Stove Pipes, either of Tin or Sheet.Iron,
made with difPatch. e Cafh, & the hieheit
price, given tor old Pewter and Lead.
Newport, Oe. II. I6o
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
MEDITERRANEAN PASSPORTS.

Notice is hereby given, that Is has been
deemed expediens to change the form of the Me-
ditefrsnean PsGport iGued to veiIels of the u
nited States that from the eighth day of July
next, thoie Of the new form will be ifTued at Iiie
cuaom houies to every veHel, for which appli-
cation may be made on compliance with the
terms preicribed by Law and furrcndering the
former pafport of which fhe may be poAeGed, il
any, in which latter cafe no fees will be required
for The exchange: and that 10y an arrangement
agreed upon by the Barbary powers. with whom
we are at peace, either the old or the new form
of pafport vii! be fuficient to protect the vcf-
fels Of the United States, from capture until the
III of July 1905, after which the old form Of
psG2ort will be unavailable and the new one
alone in u!e.
Department OF State,
a3d OF May, 1904. On
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
MEM & ROGERS

Havs jar Jat at bei, Sls,s. bead Of Banjaer',
Wbayf. qbamt,.arsef.
j AMAICA Rum per HID.
Amaerdam Geneva per pipe.
Spaniih Brandy per ditto.
Cognac ditto , per ditto,
Tar per bbi.
Flonr lfupef6ne) per bb.
Coffee, w. |. and Bourbon, beit quality,
Madeira & other Wines perqr. caik.
AJ@. general aGorment OF GROCERIES
wholefale and retail at the lowea prices.
N. B. A Con6snment Of Trunks and Paper
Hsneings.
Newport. May zs. rseh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

CKTY-TwO Shares in the Rock Of the
~ Rhode. lilaud Infarance Company. by
NATHANIEL SWEET, & Co.
Nssypen. Ssps. i9. 1904. -.
N. b. Az they arc very defirous (for q
particular reafon) to difpofe Of the above men
toned aoek--sheY therefore oReg the lame II
ara cot. M Swtsr & Co.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

NOllCE Is hereby gi,cu. that the Hon.
~ Town Council Of the town Of Newport.
hare appointed Gold S. SiIliman, Ere., ,Ctm-
ni6ioncr on the eita.e Of Mr.. JsrassaS Sir ~ss;,
late Of faid NeSpcrt, Blsckfrilh, ceeealed. re-.
prefen,cd ini'lyen'. in the place Of Mr. Hiii,4m
X. RsbiaJsa, decesset.
Ncwpor, My. (. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
ISAAC AUSTIN.

Has ,smeved 10 the Store kaitly eeextirx BY VIM.
II. Wilder, neayJ sppsfte ]ohn +. Town
fend's, and nrxt dssr Norfb Of Gibbs & Cham
nins's qvbe,e be s6tn for. Jals. a va,itty Of
ESeLIsH, INDIA, q GROCERY GOODS,
Of fbe Laies Imtoudsiass, procured at Ab< 6sf
Marker, aSd acbicb quW S< ysA at msdtyafe
P,iees, for Cab or approved Credn.-44msss
'6e A,fieit' lat>ly rteeiord. and jxf apesed. are
CUPERFINE. fecond.bca. and common
~ Brosdcloths.
Do. do. CsiIinefes.
A variety fiik and cotton, srIpca. plain ana
mix'd CafIimeres, Nankrens snd Ve!yee.
A. and 6, 4 coloured and white, glazed & rlain
cambricks.
India Book MsGin, and Book. Handkerchief.
Do. do. Scotch do.
variety Of Gloves aud HoGery.
Barcelona and common, black and colouIed, fix
Handkerchiefs.
2 bales India Ccttons.
Lu,eitrings. Pertains, Bengsls and Linens.
An sforn,ent Of kid, Morocco, cslf.kin and
fluff Shoes.
A great variety Of EnsIifh and American manu-
iattnted Hats, from one dollar to Gx dollars.
Cotton Yarn, cotton Rripcs and cotton Bed
z Ticks, a. ofual.
LIKEWISE,
Youns-hy fons ny fon-lkin, fouchong fand bohca
Teas, loaf and brown Sugars
Cotton and wool Cards.
cak afoued metal Tea Pots.
lie dsf,a TO aeris sbr favsry Of BIZ esasnsu.
Newport. osh Month 10, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

He Hon. Court Of Probate of the town OF
A South Kinehown. haviug appointed the
iub'crbeD Con,miHionsrs, TO receive and ex-
auii0e the claims Of the credi,orsso she efa,e Of
Ssmnti J. P0sfer, Efq. of iaid South kingR gRoxn.
deceaied, repreiented infolvent and Fix months
being allowed for that purpole :--Noticc is
hefeby given. that they will attend on faid bu.
finei, as their reipeetive d~ ~eilings, at any time
within the period above mentioned. No nc.
counts will he received, unleis properly a,,eile.
ELISHA \. GARDNER, / Csmxjt
JOHN +. NICHOLS, jfsne,s.
AL perfons indebted to the above mention.
cd esste. are earnrttly called upon. TO make in
mediate psymcpt TO
WILLIAM PEcKHAM. Axsi~r.
Sasfb. Kaag6ezvs, GA. 10, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
HOUSE PAPER.

lust rscci,td, and for hle At shs Ofice, =
new & general snorsment OF elegant PArsR
HAHoIxos, which will be field a. lov n can be
pasvhaied ia The Ssate.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
Mrs. ATKINS,

(Frsm PbaadsipbiaJ
INFORMS the inhabitants OF Newport and
4 its vicinity. thar he has juH opened Store
in the Carving and Gliding line, in Thames
aseer. near ,he Theatre, whcre fhe has for fale
hsudiore anormcnt Of
Prints u Looking-Gla0ss.
Prints aud Pictures, framed and glazed, with
peatnels. Old Frames re-gilt. 70. TO make
them look as we'll as new, on tie moG reionab!e
terms. As fhe is going TO 'he Sop,hws,d. he's
iiay will be Mort here :--Therefore, thoie Who
with any thing in her line. will plcaie apply
iocn. Meubon, ga. 10. 6a.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
iii WM. BRIDGES ACADEMY,

YOUTH arc ca fully and expedition ay
i taught the Enalih Language, Writing.
Arithmetic, Book, Keeping, Geography and
Mathematics where the aiit,ea Atteniion is
paid ~ the Moral, OF hi, Pupils.
Private Tui,ion.
sr His Evening SCHOOL has commenc.
ed The hours are from 6 ill o'clock.
A convenient HOUSE, coDiifting of two
Ps,Ioun and two or three Chsmbers, in central
parf of the town, WANTED.
NsaoboSf, Sept. 10, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
Doors, SHOES & BUCKETS.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that we the fub-
IN fcriben, have purchafed the patent right
for the counties of Warrington and Kent, Tor
making, uGng, and vending Machine for the
pufpoic Of waihing cloaths, fcouring and fulling
cloth, under the original patent right which was
granted by the Cong.efs of the United States Of
America. unto Daskiq. Dean, Of the State OF
Nc~. York, on the asth OF February, ISo4.-
All pe,fons are hc'eby forbid, making, yend-
Jog or ufng fnch Machine. within the coun-
tis, afotefsid. under the penalty of the law,
without the liberty Of us. or our agents heing
ira granted them. Any pcrlon, upon applying
70 US for an individual right, or on larger fcale.
may have the liberty granted them for mode
rate compenfstion. BORDEN RATHBUN,
ROBERT H. NILES.
HIets,d NIX a4b 7fb No. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

PATENT CHIP FOR BONNETS.
THE Subieiber having purcbafsd Of the Pat
i sntce the sxcluhye Right of making and
vending the Patent Chip in and for the State OF
Rhode Insnd, hereby cautions and forbids any
Pcrfon or Perfons either making or vending faid
Chip for Bonrets, within faid State of Rhode.
Hand. on Penalty OF the Lac Of the United
States in fuch Cafe made and provided unlcfs
they have been duly and pre,ioony Authorized by
the Sabfcribcr for making or vending the lame.
Twenty Dollars Reward will be given, by
the Sobiciber, to any Perfon who may diicoyer.
and produce iatisIaesory Proof, Of any Pc.fon or
Pcriors making or vending the afore!aid Chip
within tie State Of Rhcde-Iilsn ~
JONATHAN NICHOLS.
N. B. Mr.. WILLIAM DOUGLASS, &
.Nlefls. CHARLES SCOGGESHALL ard Co.
being appoinsed Agents tor vendins iaid chip
for the Town OF Newport. will keep conitsnt
Soprty at their Stores Cor Sale.
Newport, July g.. iSof.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
JOSEPH BRUCS

LAS for faIe. 50 barrels beia mefi and pine
i PORK aud BEEF. lew
Hhis. sra quality retailing MOLASSES.
LikesvyS, 10 or i7oo weight Of excellent
Hogs LARD.
Mfs.ssH. FsScssy .. III.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

THE iubfcribers, having been appointed
i Commiflioners by tho Hon. Town Coun-
Gil Of the rownNof Newport. TO receive and ex.
anime the claims Of the crcditon TO ihc eftste Of
7boaos Ma,6oN, late OF laid Newporr, Mari.
ner, dcceafed, repreiented inf,ivcnt and three
month, being allowed ioi thst pufpofe - No
rice n hereby given. that they will attcnd on laid
buhntfs at their refpediye dwellings, at aay
tire sihin the period aho,c msnsiontd. No
account will be received unief, r'ope,ly ateaed.
THOMAS MELVlLL,l I Cswwg
- EDWARD SIMMONS, I ftssy,.
All penons indebted TO fsid efste, are re-
gpeiled TO make immediate rayment to
s~ SAMUEL VAUGHN, Adma',.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
n O X S . L E By

= X .
SAMUEL VERNON, jun.
FRESH fupcr6ne Richmond FLOUR.
Il few Hhds. Of James River fweet fcented
mountain TOBACCO,--Cognac Brandy
Holland Geaeva,->-Vefdigreafe, ,----and Loaf
SUGAR.
Ne"por, Feb. Q, 1904. IS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

PATENT CHIP FOR BONNETS.

Porymostb J1y 8. 1904.