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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
EDR SAL E.

FOR SALE,
CNIY-TWO Shares in the ncck of the
~ Rhode inaud Iuiurance Cnmoanv nv
NATHANIEL SWEET, & CO.
Ne-cfo,i, SEPT. %, 1904.
n. 2. As 'hes are very dcfrsrs for =
particular ea'on) 70 di'poie o. ih. shove men
toned Rock-they therefore offer The fame az
Ert coa. N. SwsKT,& Co.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
William Douglas,

IA ne Head eF Broaa. SfTfe,
.IJAS ecnRantly for fale, general Afiort.
msnt Of Wef. India and other
C G. O - S.
g. CASH, and Three CsntsPer lb.
given tor Cotton and Linen RAGS.
ONIONS BY the bufhel or bunch--4 cents
per bunch, sod much leis by the ,eo.
For fale as above.
A rew one tory BUILDING, 80 feet
bv l.. 20 be removed from rhe fpot on which it
now fand,, as f,on as pofibe. For further
particulars apply to
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
SAMUEL vITSON,
HAS jaa opeocd new iopp. OF Fall and
i Winter
c. O O D S,

Which he will fell az low a, Can be Parchafed
10 this STATE.
He ALTO takes this method 70 inform bis
friends. and the public 10 geaesal, that be Gill
carries on The
Cabinet making BgGnejG, as ufual (;
and has now on hand. icveral pieces OF ready
mad: Furpiture of the newea faihion. very
cheap tor Cath. Ner1boyf, O9. ". i8ds..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
Il %ge JDfpt Of
FALL GOODS,

TUSP rsceived hy NATHANIEL SWEET
& CO. aOd nov feline at their store direct
}, oppoGie Gen. Ma,fias.
N. r. Said SWEAR and Company. mon
pratrfull, acknowledge the lnoport which they
have received from their cnitomers hnce The
commencement Of their bsGneis, ard hc'ehy IN
form the public. that having purchaied their
Good. with ready Cafh this Fall. shsy arc de-
,erfninci 20 IclI ,hem mech loees thao they have
ever done before. OSober 10, 1904
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
Rhodes e Hammond

HAVE FOR SALE,
T (HbshJat aaa Ret0aD
! AMAICA fpirits 9TH proof.
Ccgnac Brandy I'd do.
B,,celons do. 4th do.
Holland Geneva,
Havanna brown. Do. white.
Loaf. Loaf "a 'ad ad quality, & SUGARS
Hyfon, Souchong, TsAs Of the
& Boh-a h;t quality
COFFEE. Pepper, Pimrnto,
Ginger, Mnfard, No'meg',
Alum, Saltpctic, Benoenhove's Snuff,
Supc,due Flour, Glafs Ware.
A few bales Cotton Wool Of an cxcellen. gpa!i:y
20 Barrels Mcfs & Prime Beef * Pork, Sc. &c,
Ntqupor, June 7. 1894. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
SAIL MAKING

rrHE iubfcribers having entered into partner
u fhip. under tho fism of
Durham and Spooner,
hereby iufom the Public, that they carry on the
Sail Making bufinefs. in its various branches,
at their Sail Loft. on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Malbone. at the South part Of the town.
'Thofe who may favor them with their cuAom,
may depend on punduali,y and difpatch. Al
iavors will be gratefully acknowledged. by
CHARLES c. DlJNHAM,
WING SPOONER. 7d.
Newport, April 8. 1904. 1917
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22

c. Taber & VIM. Gardner,
aft Havs Jev Sale. Z.
EORTY Hhds. Sugar, part Of which 10 Of the
Il ,il quality for retailing,
II Hhds. & 60 baggs Coffee.
A few Hhds. old Dcmarsra Rom,
Several quarter cs0ks old Sherry Wine.
And zsco bufhels forks Hand Salt, part OF IL
very coarGe and white. fui,ablc tor Diaries.
Newport, Jelly z6. 1904. 90
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d r Y HYD ES.

NCIiCE + is he,eoy given, rtat the Hon.
~ Tnwn Council cf rho ,osn of Newporr,
have appointed Geld s. Si;man. Efq. COM
miflinner on the eflais ci M'. Jsaotbar Simmors,
late OF iaid Ne~port. Blackfmiih decesied, re-
preienied inlolven,, N ne place of MIR. William
x. Rotisj5n, dsceafed.
Newport Nov. {, Sc4,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

4 mas rne .sak tendency 10 Prove. kor wh5 uaI
ever ioauenced in his political fentimenss ~ -
profre6 of an oaicc Let them nsnc che Hi--.,
ans prod ucc their evidence. and then, hnd nos
til then, viii they be properly befose tie Public.
Omccs An this Cosntry ss prcfcnt land God
grant q may ever continue fo) are properly the
gift OF the People. They are the riehtfol iose.
reign and the ioorce of al appointment. They
will, undoubtedly. remove thof. whom fhey
have appointed. whenever they become con vino
cd thar their confidence has been abuied by them.
and appoint others more worthy Of that conf
dcnce. and better able to ferve them. When
this hall be the cafe. IL itdevoutly to be hope,
that their preient erysnts ~ill retire in refpee-
iul and becoming manner. graceful for pat Ca
vors. equally well diipofed towards the country
and their coniiituents, and perfectly tree from
any symptom Of malignant revenge on scconnt
of the difmifal.
S The refugee paper il feems. for the want
ct room ha week. was Obliged TO twif OF is.
yarn before Il had got 20 theend Of fhe thread;
but faithfully promif.s future ptofecution of
the fubjcct, and birdses it'eif to breve that the
saff charge Of admisi6yasoa has operated 70 the
dJfadvasfege of the town Of Nsvporf. The Ed
itors Of that paper have 70 often falihed their
- ~.''' 'ssP~~s " Ps~ihAtce ~ ttsts ue&1trs
that there 10 little OF no dependence to Be placed
on their pretent one. We, therefore. can only
fsy,'hat we hall. at any time. be happy 20 meet
them on this ground; and withoas making 4
vsuoting promiie beforehand of what we will do
hsI content ourielves with obfefviag that il will
NOT be difficult to render this pohtion a. clear
a. a funbcam--that they have voluntarily mark
ed OUT to themfelvrs taxi. which their stn,ots
ingenuity can never fulfil. A man accuaoned
10 common honeay ia his des.ings, 10 apt to
think il Of fome confcquencc to fulfil hn old
promites before he mxkcs any more; and ia
more efpecial manner If the lsit are 10 operate
sgaina punttual and regular diicharee OF the
hre. What was it the refugee paper pronifed
the week before laR, 10 . paragraph under the
Newport tcads They have fotgot. undoubtedly
SO In few days they will forget their pfeient
one, and make fome other Thee arc ssfyxse
tricks.
We fhaII not Initiate the, paper by conclud-
ing with fcrvid exhonatior but leave every
ono to the biss OF his own deliberate Judgment,
and the dietates Of his own natural undeIRand-
ing. upon the matuicit reflection, TO appreciate
the merits Of what has been here advanced.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

aud qneea OF the swo Societies had been pst tx.
der assek by order of che Fra Conful.
a Ietser BY so arrival At New Yosk from
L'noo hsses that the celsbiatad BritiSh admiral
Mellon, had died on board the feet of Toulon.
/. The new minihsy Il reported 10 be. shos
- from certain feafoas problsmaticsl-
ratt a. before prime miniAcr-Ms. Fox feeretary
TOT toic'8n sHairs--Lord Grenvillc, the home
department.
The fcnsie of Hamburg has authorized the
ie'xore in their territory OF Frenchmcn eusaccd
In the conipracy; the French minifacr Sserd
the pseccsicos OF NArPskTASpr and h;u fsven
colleagues. ~
The emperor Of Germany has forb;dded
French emigrant royslifs ttor, fe6diue n anv
OF the Aufrisn tersitoriss within co miles rs
the French frontier.
l, Wa reponsd that the B6dM king had
sgsin relapted into hrs old dilorder. ana thar !
regency was contemplated.
Ms. Drake By . fnsolar coincidence of
c'resmf'ance' and tane--leit Munich on the
The Bsi,iS i u. reported had sIsst,ass
the mouth OF The Scheldt.
A commercial treaty beiwcen ihe Uhisca
States and Rsiiia, was reported 70 be on she eve
States.
/. Atsa tai Of IS per cen, had been levied
" denmark on all properly j the ISfon be;cg
nsd',ssed InvaGonof Tenmark By the Frenc!s.
Mr, Spencer Smith. Briti0h ambsfsdos ~
ssodeau wa about to fesdru rt-ivsaa 20 Eng
An embargo vhioh had e.iaed for eve.
months !" she dort Of Oaend had been taken Off
and SO OF 60 neutral vei{els failed.
fnee ot Stocks a London, Nay 3. Con-
soLs. Sc I:S.i.4 OMs,uw, i. prem.
notwithstanding the vsit iuAvx OF money by the
high prepiums offered on bullion, psriic6lafiy
dollars the tcsfcity Of circulating each encrca(-
edi and Il was sAe prevailing ientimens that the
opu!ent were ftcretine the fpecie. The raw
productions OF foreign countries. though necsiTa.
~ 70 their mannfsttS'es. were at very low
price.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

THE Public are notified. that JoxASHAx
i Nichols sad JosssH CuSpALL have
eretaed Machines Ios bsnl<1ne ana cardipp 40
Rolls Shcsps Wool, Il M NliIk Of ls;d Cscdhil
in Portsnoosh. on this Insnd. ThoSe Who
With 70 hive their wool broken or cssded. NAV
depend lon having the Work dooe veil, and
With Dfpssch. After the Wool bns been daily
picked shd sssaf:4s wwh one Pound Of folt
Gseate o. Oh to from 10 70 6 Pousdsof Woo.
il n1ould be fsnt IN Sheets or Blznkess, in which
the Rolls may Be packed and sranfporssd 70 asy
difancs witbous injury. "
NICHOLS & CUNDALL.
Pc,ymaSsb, 3sJ 3, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
R6odS-Nand DMul7. Is.' :

RY order Of the Hon. Dsvid LsouS,d Baynes.
~ Ed, Jedge Of the DiRrid Court for the
Rhode Ilsnd DiRfid---No,ice 10 hereby eiysh
70 all perfons concerned, that libel b fled ia
laid couft, BY Iaae c6sdsst and SyIe16sr Kin
yAt. againa the Sloop Mary. Am, Of Sandwich.
in the Dinrid of Msgschutests (but now Iyiog
10 the port qf Newpnrt) SaSssi Bssws, Mspsr.
TOR wages slledeod 20 be due to fhcmAhe aid
Gardner and Kinyao, a. nainep on board did
Slcop--and that trial will be had on the lforc-
faid libel, At sjpecial DiaiH Court 10 be holden
at Providence, IN faid DiRrie Of Rhode -lfard.
og the twensy-shird day Of July ina. At four
o'clock IL the afternoon Of faid day.
wM. PECK, MsgG4i.
D~fsx At Nssyts,f. 1 W
4fb Tsfy. rgcx.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

The Bsis;Ah ambsFsdof Drake, difmined
from Munich 10 the mon formal manner
a change il the Britifb minilfSy ecrtsi0.
The Bitfh scretasy Of fate, Hawk, ibsry.
has pobIfhed fen q notice Of the eonipirsey
Of M. Drake.
1ls change Of rhe Birth pinihry is fsid
70 be raditsl-sThss Mr.. Piu has had . care
bIsnchs so3 makes his own ssssoeem<nss. II
shis 1louid prove mae frmovaI Of sbe evil dif
po6sions pss<lii6d pndes hi< form Of sdminiass
lion u 70 be expeflsd--sed she wss IA Epsope
wiB sesia pesvsde the eholc eonsisenf.
AfePort PfesslIrd q Ikos that sss hoe
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
COMMUNICATloN-EXTRA.
Gave pa,yss 'sbssv.
Who reads the iarU.
Has lately took uPwritingt
The Mnesy.
That's RefsPee,

>, a Corrcfpondept congrztulases the Mcicu-
~ on iss new scquiGfion Of morals, talents, and
leaning. The v,pasks il contained lzR week
upon the notice thar had been taken OF the mif-
take os' DR.. Mss<, ia late Palladium. were
extremely pertinent. and proved incontrovert-
IDLY, thar the mifakc of DR., Moylf. vas of no
kind 81 coniequence Il all, and ought certainly
to h&vo paTcd annosiced. When an attempt 10
made 70 put foch nso-s % Dr. M5yf rigkt, IL
tcems 10 be d kind Of Aumblipg block to bic
fame and reputation lor sfe,h and infajiibiliiy.
thought, Therefore, never to be attempted.
CLERICUS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.

Yeaerdaytthc 4thof July being the ao,h au-
niveffsfy of our Nasional Freedom, was cclc-
bratcd in this town IN a manner becoming an
event 6iiIsitrious and intcreEiuR 10 m.>kind.
The day was fuiszbiy koaored BY dit
charges of cannon, the difplay Of colours in va.
rious parts Of the town, and the general atten-
dance of the citizens. A proceAion gas formed,
~ mentioned Ia our laIt, which sas numerous
and refpctaablr. and which marched through
the principal Rreets Of the town. preceded by a
Band of Mu6c, who did honor 10 thcmielvcs
and the occaGon. When arrived at the iccond
BapsiR Meeting. Houfe, after having entered;
the Declaration of Independence was read by
P. IA. MUMFoRp, Efq. acli adapted prayer
was made by the Rev. Mr.. EppY, and perth
ncnt, candid, and very sppfopriatc OSasion was
delivered by the Rev. JOSHUA BRADLEY.
Excellent vocal mulc, OF which Mr.. SAmuEI
Ho@LxsD took the lead, graced the celcbrs-
mon, and Afforded much peafure to tiyc xodi-
ence. Alter the Osarion, faluse wss given
from Fort Wolcott Of - gpns. The pfoccfion
then returned 20 the State n oufe, where q largo
company Of citizens rst down TO fumptuous
entsnsiqment. prepared BY Capt. r. Baskrs.
CoxsrksT TASss. Efq. osicisted as Pre-
Gdent. and Gen. -SiaRox MARTIN, az Vice !
Preident. Alter dinner, the following tcaas
were g'ven;
4. The People-May al national r1lcss re-
member sheic trashs, thar eovefnn,eut ws ef-
tabhihed for saap. 40, ma. created for govern
msSt---,hst the prbiic vi! Is ifs only Iesi,ipate
origin, aad the public good its only pesn.saenl
obied. II Q cheers, l-qaaS. Hal CoiGmbio.
z.The day we crlcbrate--Sscrcd 20 libsr-
y. dear to Americans. terrible to tyrants.--
[ 8 cheers. l--J.ff,iss. ass Li5sr.y.
8. Inc unconqueSabie fpiris OF our fa,hen
(which encountered an ocean. which cultivst.
ed wilderness, which fehiteJ a tyrans. and ef-
tablifEied wcr!d.--[ 5 cheers. ]--Gsi ef Leps.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

H A communication from g Walixm
9sH."h upder confederation.
"a LIN OF che Town Oficen ihall be
Publiihed next week.
q, Several Advertisements. sc. arc unasoida-
bly, deferred.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

Brhy5 lsssy BH--On The f,sh April, tht
Btitifh touie Of Commons being sefoIyed into
committee of fappiy the C5arcelios a the En-
cbeques, moved the refoIations for granting to
hh msjeHy ~
1. The ariount Of the eainaits for the pay
and cIosihirg Of the miIitis.
I'd. i5o,eooi. for forsign and 'fscsss fsf-
81. <rs.eeoi. for claims Of Americ,n Eoy-
sIias. puhoant 10 the 9Th article Of the conven-
tion With che United States Of Americs.
=. <th. II 100000. TO nsisfy the amount Of
Excbeqsef bills. oosaanding and uppsovided
.f3s, which he'd beea iHoed under lsversl a<as ol
IaR fefAon, on the credif Of the aide of 1904.
sth. The apnual fums TO the Briiifh Mo-
feam and veterinary college.
The refOIosioos wess ioscrslly agreed 10.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

EAsf-1spfss.-Ths Ian sccounss from
lndis Rse, that she Britiih have captured the
20 wtoIe q Stmk;a's army win IN HE cries,
wns, and Scrre5Is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

Mr.. Bailey has set out IN orchard FOR me-
winch Thinks done in a superior manner To any
ever Wit Re- Cbrist,ap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20
Land for Sale.

y Y virtue of deed of trust executed 70 the
-sS subscriber by John Burnley, to answer the
purposes therein specified. will be sold, on the
premises, to the highest bidder, for ready mo.
ncy, on the Oath day of November nex,. three
hundred and eighty-two and one half ACPES
or LAND, lying in the lower end of Louisa.
Immediately on the Richmond road. leading from
Louisa courthouse, adjoining the lands of Jesse
Hoggard' Seth Burnley, John Diggs, Mrs. Christ
mass, &c. On this land there is small planta-
ton, orchards. tolerable good dwelling house.
barn aud out houses, immediately on the road.
WILLIAM G. POINDEXTER, Trustee.
October 9th, 1907 oawAt
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TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH.
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From tie NAqyovL INTELLICRNcER
7 o T He Pc Op L E.
TIE D ERR WCEs
No. VII.

on OF the !nfernai taXGSl commenced -
vigorous spirit Of ecouomv, IN which the
legislature and executive heartily united.
This IS The common promise ofreformers;
! q promise. which unfortunately for the
people, is rarely kept. In the present
case. however, it was sacrediy observed.
a sum much larger than tha, derived
from the internal revenues was saved.
| Without any reduction of the navy, the
annual expenditures of that department
were reduced 600 oOo dollars,
! The military arrangements were brought
: down to the situation OF the country, aud
the annual sum ot $4,000, re,rcnched.
rsorrcesofe exp nse were annihilated
or reduced, by Which the pubic service
was, in some instances, promoted, and il
no instance impaired.
Among these, we're The iuspension Of
two Foreign embassies.
Ihc abolition OF the Offices OF sixteen cir
cult JUDGES.
4 dininution in The compensations &C
collectors OF the customs.
With variety re- other reirenchments.
Tie greater part ii which from thew MI
nH'euess forbid specification, but which in
I ne aggregate amounted 10 20 inconside-
rai,Ie s,,r,
~. -, =,
Conr ,,,ooa. $50 80 '@".'E
! a., IT,. a.., - ~! 'e'
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49, ,nr.io - -, - 80 ~ eq',,'e
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T. 80 - 81,
! ,b. re,,..I - 49,. 80, =
F,r.o si,-.s.;,,. 90 u.
,,n;a ',-I;,H % me PROFESSIONS OF me &C
~,,aly ohea,,.ss u.s.
! - I'll Go.
,}>r,ias,f ~. - ~. - ','u =
cd v,,b H.. 60, -. 90 - :'.'''.,
wet ,,.-c,;,.-s :, 49,. o.,'.
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BY TIE Abe RHPTHEL ENVY.
Keeper of the Medals in the Cabinet Of The King
OF France and Member Of rfc Royal Academy
OF Inscriptions and Bellies Letues.
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Forenslc Lloquencc.
Jas' reeeioe,l, c''a ar sole a: S. Pl.asaat,
INK Sf,rc,
t II z p + C HE'S
OF rae CELEBRATED IrIs5i BAnR1srsn.
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Accorp7nie'' WIKI stcfchcs of hose tial, fo.
h'8n /" 9s'l 20 which they belong
MS V'n"'t co itai"s q s,,or 7ctoJnr Of the
history AMI pr- en- ,,a;e Of ireland. WIKI Mo.
graphical skerl- AR Curran
A!so Mr. 9 -ttta's ~ ter a, ,he Citizens Of
lriah Nation. ''''
Sn0.cr'beFs are requested to send Tor .hcir
'F7nE suo- e.ibsf, have commenced bp,iv,ees ~
me mouse lately occupied b. James Fisher.
FISHER C7LESUEUR.
They offer :or sale General as,o-,rrcr. or
e r o 6 Z K / Z S.
On the usual terms
JAMES FISHER.
JOHN l.. I.ESUEUR.
R'elIr,onl, Oa. sl 1904
~ lanes Fisher hopes those persons ;nde,t-
ca {" MN Wi make payment rs soon as Ilossihis .
as The n7tnre ofhis business viii NOT adis of fur
iner Indulgence.
y virtue of decree OF the Court of tie JIM
90 atales for he Ge,l Circuit in the Virginia
d'S'1e'' hearn5 date Tie 65h DAY OF Tune, 1891.
IN oena,t Of Primes Bond. attorney for the ere
/ d'o's OF Ezel,'ei Edwards against David .Ro.,
ana 5'hers' will be sold, to TIE highest icicr, Tor
lCVy money, AZ G'ochIand courthouse, on The
29ta day Of November next, - '''1
a Tra2 Of Land.
In sAid county, On l}eave ,lar, creek. coo,ain;r-
/ hieen hnndtcd aorrs more or lees, INCLUDING me
la'o whtreon he c1Urh use is situated. bonndg,I
by 'he 'ancs oil samuel Woodson and aihers. and
commonly GATED Ross Coochland Courthouse
tl''' or SO much thereof as may be Sufficient 70
''os .''c sum 'i zen thousand dolais aad the OK.
penses attending The sale
BEN. MOSBY, =. ~. for
Ofoher 10Th. 1901. ~,