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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23

the Tall Of the bnildings is not very grea,
IVA this capital, but in some inland towns,
which are entirely destroyed, III. in;lsbi-
taots have nearly all lost their Ives.-The
small town of lsernia, in the province Of
Molese, is nothing but heap oi ruins, and
upwards of 1900 persons have iperishe,l
there. AT Campo Basso, and at Bajaan,
in the same province, most ofthe inhsbi-
,ants were destroyed. Avclino. Monte.
sarchio, Beneyento, and Averso, have suf-
fered amazingly. AtSanta Maria de Ca.
pua Che ancient Capua) whole compa.
ny OF cavalry were buried under the ruins
OF their barracks. At Caserta the upper
stories of the houses tumbled down, aud
the fine palace is 50 much damaged, thar
IL ia fearful il cannot stand. The letters
from Pug:ia and Calabria state that these
provinces have only experienced a Slight
shock. Since the 10th Of July. Naples
presents very unusual, and indeed a
dreeiliul spectacle. Al the Inhabitants
remain both night and day without their
houses, in the plains and roads near The Gle
ty. They have during that time, slept in
carringesaorsen chs bare ground. The.
general distress has.risen 10 the highest
[ pitch add it is certain that If the cath.
quake had been followed By some more
shocks, the whole city OF Naples would
have been dcsiroyed. In the midst OF the
greatest distraction which has taken place
ever since that moment, ,he highes, pub.
lic order has been preserved, thanks to The
vigIiapccand courage of the duke Of AS
COLI ch'efintendans Of the general police.
The Bazzaroni have not coarnitted sin.
gle robbery or murder.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23

ne Moniieur gives the following intel
"genee, dated BcIOsne, August 10:
Yesterday brilliant action wa, fougb,
between snail division OF our fIoti.la and
ne English cruizsrs, which had b.rn con.
siderably reinforced.
Admiral LACROSSE sent on, NJ MON .
division OF 1--WE praams, so sun-boa,s. and
about 40 pinnaces, arnes with heavy how.
hHeFs' The Lieutenant Of the Nav. Co
suaoerc, commsadiog one of the gun.
soet' oil the guard, vas a, the head. Cant.
Sloras who commanded the whole soua-
arop, sailed out absye two leagues to me-,
'ne ehesay' Gu seeing this moyemen,
one English ship of the line, two Crioato.
ana about so brigs, ranged themselves r.
O'aer Of battle. The enemy tried seve.
rai urnes TO break our iine, and threateo.
Cd 20 run Us down with his large sh;ns .
bat seeing this ID 10y 90 rosan, rr;ohys1
our seanen, he did not perform il. I'm.
ac'ion was most brisk, and the vhole c.m,,
ana TIE 'swn bare had the pleasure 20 see
Inc eDemy tight retFoa,ing, and our I;ule
squadron pursuing hIm several Ieagnss
out at sea. "s"sS
"The frigaies and ships Of TIE .n.cv
have received humber of shot. and az
English brig has lost her rnain.top-mast.
"For this tios the EogInh SHAH no,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23
NAPLE9 80 .

On Friday the 26lh Of July there was
an earthquake in the creates, part of the
kingdom. which was so yislent, that since
that OF Calsbria there has none been at.
tended with similar devastation. In the
city OF Naples 500 houses have become
uD'nhabnoblc, and upwards of 1000 are
much damaged; 80 churches have beer
shaken to their very foundations. The
number Of persons wko have persisted by
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23
WASHINGTON CITY, oct. IS.

We understand that on the ffieenth OF
August, MIR. Monroe, our minister at / on
don. had an interview whh.Io Mulgrsve,
the British secretary of state for. Foreign
Affairs, on ihr subject oflthe recem cup
lures, when IL appeared that no new order
had been issued, but that they proceeded
from the decisions recently made in the
hlghcourt OF appeals. subje Icing HE trade
between European hostils countries and
their colonies through a neutral state to a
much narrower role than had been before
contemplated. Atthis interview the sub.
j-ct was not discussed in detail. between
Mr. monroe and the minister, but the lat
ter assured him that there was nothing in
the disposition of his governmen, which
wouIs aanit Of an unfficDdly measure "a
gaInst the u. States. -s
Another conference having been re-
que,lcd sy Mr.. Monroe for the purpose of
entering more fully into the afiais it re-
mans to be seen What will be the issue of
this important business.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23

Amongst al,my snEerings, I feel some
consolation, that leave no relation on
earth, as lar as know, behind me TO
whom my shameful end wall be are
proach-but sink down into the grave
where al my shame and disgrace viii be
buried with me. And the Lord have mer-
cy on ray soul.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23
cHILLIcorHE, toHIo) SEPT. so.

CHIBLlCOTHE, fOHIO) SEPT. so.
The present aspect of our state affords
a scene OF happiness surprising, we be-
iieve, that OF any stber. in the upion.--
ihe voice oil discord is utica d amongst
US. Peace and plenty smile in every ha-
bi'a',oa. Our ia~s are whol some, the
people are hsppy :. our government is
wisely administered, the citizens are con.
ten'ed.--Sach may be denomina.ed aher-
.feei calm, and in this situation would we
gladly remain, did not experience teach
us, that such state is but indicative Of
an approaching storm. In order 10 be
prepared, now is the, time 10 look out
The election is near at hand. Let our
views be directed 70 the general good, not
personal aggrandizerns nj.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

A. hi, Sho:-S,o'c, No. "a, Jhsme'. Street,
LTAS jua received a fEcih fupply OF Shoes of
L J. the foi!o~ing kinds, viz.
Trnnk OF LGdie, London made Kid Slippers.
with and without heels, of vari.us coiongs &
figures, with couud AMI iha,p toes,
C,unk Do. American made,
Do. bilck Morocco lpring hccl,, bet quality,
Do. with hcels,
Do. low priced black Morocco.
1 Do Ladies cloth Shoes with heels.
Hs bas aJ6 rreri7rd a Jap9J Of Leotbt, Sbo1,
ConGRing o. Gen,lemen'S fine Shoes & Morocco
Pumps, Womeu's Miles. & Chdren's leather
do. fupplY of Shoe Bows, by tire dozen or
hrgle pair--a few groce of feel Buckles, iepa-
rate from thc Bows, very low.
lie keeos conaan,Iy on hand. Roxbuy
Manufactured Boot Legs, by the doz. or Gnelc
pair. lie has a,lo On hand, few doz. of black
Roam Skins, fui,able for Hattet's ufe.
May Of the above Good. will be fold as
low by the quantity as at any Store IN the Unit
ed States. Nrpt,,t. Nay zs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

lF mda9ry is no more than bn5H,
ii is, at ieaf, an excellent one. =" s" yOn
an me 1obied is the real hereditary I'm
ofbman naiure, do you imagine BaH
anjaOer pride, or hxnry, or ambition, or
egotijm /? No ); I B0H fay, Incidence.
Who e0nqxsrs ind0lenee, sOiH conquer all
the ref." Indeed, all ,gOod principles
mnR Faynats scitbom mental atliVity.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

Trench 7O70n Seminary Lottery.
4 LII perions who arc Indebted 10 the Mon
IA ayers Of laid LOTTERY. for Tickets in the
f,a Clai,, are earnefly requeGcd 20 make in.
mediate payment o,herwifc their Notes will
be put in iuit without turthc, notice.
THOMAS FRY |
PARDON TILLINGHAST MANA
GEORGE CARD. S"''
EAT Gyrergrieb, Ott. 8, Iscs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
V A Il IE r Y.
Philip, King of Macedon.

Hs once happened to fM 10 The
ground, qoben engaged in Gome gym'aE
tic evcrcits. IFS be r9le be ObierVed
tie imbrsDin fbn body in The Jand.-
=" Hravens," cried PbiHp, "bo9o )aaH
a bacs hath nature aliotfcd TO as, and
YET zos are vois enonsb to dsEre to eom-
maAd tbs Mnivsrje."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
POET z Y.
THE MAID WITH BOSOM COLD.
By VIM. SMITH.

M ne they c.y, I'm often told -,
" f" See there the Maid with bo.om cold
/" Indifference DER her heart pfefidcs,
Sc And love and lovers ihe d.rides;
Their Idle daus, unmeaning chains,
FantaHic whim, and Glly pains
Z" 10 pride fecurc. in reafon bold.
/" See there the Maid with boiom cold
Ah ever be they thus deceived
Still he my bolom cold believed,
And never may enqairiug eyes
Pierce thro' unhappy Loves difGuils:
Yer could they all my boiom ihare.
And fee each psinfol tumalt there,
All! never ihould then be told,
That I'm the Maid with boiom cold.
A fate feycre my fufcring mind
TO eodleh aruggles has conGgn'd.
l feel fame muh not oYn.
Hove, YET every hope is flown;
Too itrong to let my paiiion i~ay,
Too weak TO teach il TO obey,
l aeoiile, and then am told.
Tha. I'm the Maid WiSh bofOm cold.
The Joy DER all my look, cxprchd
Concc ia 4 b,iom ~ at reft
To ball, and rous hate away,
But only initiate the gay +:
l ieil at Love aod mock his po~'r,
Yet feel his trump every how:
And lof 20 cv'ry bii'--am told
'Tha, i',u the maid With boiom cold.
Unable from nayielf to fly,
catch each word, read each eye;
Another comcs--i die with tear.
Lel other, mark my fslt'ring airs.
My eye perhsp, too loodly gaz'd,
NJ tongue too mnch--too liule. prsia'dj
Sufpcion'. ,tembfng nAvc--pm lid
That I'm the Maid win bo(om cold.
With anxious toll. with ceafclcf, care,
Con.cnt and careleG ! appear;
And mirth benesth ant'hei's eye,
Alone hes7e the ho2ricis hgh,
Hang muEng o'tr hiS imagc dear,
Feel on my check th' unhidden tear.
And think, all |! why ihould =, be told
That I'm the Maid with bofom cold II
The AIwer may wave lis foliage gay,
And nsunt IL 10 the gair''h day,
Unieen the while cankcr's pow'r,
May hate its honon 10 deyour
Aod ,bus, while vainly round me play
Youih'. z;phyr breath. and Plea.ure's ray,
My ilsc unknown, ny tale pn'old,
That Gnks The Maid with botom cold.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

trejsrved By Pntarcb. II rab eG-
Ger BouNng his q0omds zViib exuAtaii0n
to gimot6sm, he (aid, 4" Wdea I 7Oas
your General qgainA Samans, j(b0nid
bare ben qlbamed Dan arr010 fran a
catapulta' had fallen near me-"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
For Charlefon, IS. c.

THE fA falling Sloop .J1ii0 Inn, Nathan
l. Anthony, Msaer viii iaii Ivy the z5th
Infant. For freight or paGa2c, ihaving ex-
ccllent sccommodations) spply 90
BOWEN s. FNNES,
STEVENS Wharf.
Newport, O0. II, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
TO BE SOLD,

a ND pole(ion given the a5rh March 1906,
IN a FARM, very Plcsi-n,!y i;ul ed in
Sogrh- King efo~n, twelve mile, from Ga,dDcr's
Ferry, and ore mile iJu'h Of the poh road,
leai,ng 10 New London, add nearly the fame
dia.nc. from ths fsa, where Ihe manure it af-
6rds can elGy'he obtaired in any quan;i;y;
containing 70 acres good Ieod, pfoPordooci in.
to mcatoY, pstcr, and t!!iage, well watercd
aad feoced, wi;h a two aoty Dae.Iin2- Hoa!c,
gaSden. .eli OF good water, bare, crib, chreie-
h ,oft &c. t1rreol. and an otcatd OF choice en-
gfa.tcd f;li. Alio a corn nl in complete re-
pair, On a good f'ean of water, with good
ihare uf cur IN, whore TIE Tanning and Cio'h.
e,', bufneis may he carried 20 go adyantasc
Alfo. LIT Of +6, acres, covered w;th youHg
ana 'h'if,y wood, Il; for ;mma6iate ufa, shout
one mj,e igom ih- houf,--tx lc9d, in 4 day can
he brpu sht 10 the door. The conditions viii
be mad, cafy snd cJnyeaico, 20 ,ne purchzfer.
Appy 10 EDWARD or THO. {. HAZARD,
on tho ptemiies.
Sauth. Kingaown, SEPT. IS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
On a tranquil Life.

II CALM ant Tranquil life renders
fbe Indulgence Of JenIuai p!ea/ures IGts
dangerous. The theatre Of Jsnlualiy
exhibits jtenss Of zogqe and brutality, Of
noiy mirtb and funuitaOns riot pre-
jent to obfsrvatiOn psrnieiOas go6lefs,
overl0aded fabsss, iafciviOm dancing,
reeeptaeiss fer dyta'e, fombs sDitb fa1ea
,o,ss, and all The didnal baunts 9fpain.
Bat TO bin 7cbo rssires svitb det1fati0n
from Gaeb grsis delights, sbe joys sjsate
are Of a more elevated kind l9f, Jad-
lime, pure, permanent, and tranquil
II soas not eufomary for the COM
manders of antiquity TO expo'e their per-
/oss nesdieG as aPpears fran an a"eedo'F,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

MARM0N7Ez had t10ice The bonor
Of being a riVal Of the great MarlbaH
Saxc in the eaecm Of MadamOi/eiIes Ma
Varre GJ' Verriere. 9be toIIoz0ing trait
in the character lF the dGjeader of his
eonrtry is genuine, and 20iH ereats a
Cwile.
"h5 is notoriOut, that 70ib much
nobleneG and dignity Of 6Rl, the Mar
JbaN 7vat tond Of mrtb and jo'iiy. BY
tate, as zOeH as BY G4em, be loVed MR.
riment in bis armies, /ayiag that tbe
French nevcr did 10 gVeH as g0ben they
7Ocre led an gaiy, and that 20bat they
mat frved in zVar, gca5 qveary iAat7ivi-
y. Hc bad aig0ays e0mic atera in bis
camp. Ii qOas at the theatre tbm bc
gaze the order 9f battle and on t5gle
days tbs prineibai a6lreG N(cd to came
foruard and Jay: " Gentlemen, TO-
morrow there will be no play, On ac-
count Of the battle the Marlhall gives
after to-morrow, the Cock OF the Viii
lage, with the Merry Innigues, &C."
Near Market Drayton { Eng. J is a
public boHje eaAed the fow AjT's 7obicb
are f"eraly depif7ed on the fgn bo0rd,
BY q King, a Por6a, a Soldier, and q
Pealant. Eom the montb5 Of eacb
fboraf7er i0ac' dejtriptipe Labeh-fbe
M0narcb Jays, " ] S9vern ah"--tbe
Diyine, g praytor al"--the Soldier,
" "ifSbf far nLi' and yobn Buli, ia a
uaggoner's frOrk, AaHds, arcbiy exeioim-
ing, " Bnt IPayfor air. CHEgn IF the
Jane dGlcriptiOn ./fo0d bgtore a Public
bOyjc in PHILADELPHIA.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
Now isnd;og from the brig Horr, and for Sais
BY fOSEPH LION,
BENJAMIN +. Chandler

rs opening at hi, Shop No. 9. Cheap Side.
L Providence. directly oppohte the Resr, MI
Ga,r, Bank, large snortment Of
Ingrain 81 Seoicb Floor CarpetirgS,
when will be fold as cheap a, can he purchafed
in the State. Alio, 4 large anonment Of
Dry CooDs,
lover than ulual.
.4SSHS 20, Nv.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

The cstspuls are military eogiaes vhich
threw very la:ge arrows 20 great d.nancc.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
10 BE SOLD.
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

~ bf HtlSl(,
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
III No. io, On he F<r,y Wba,f. brlazo Marker
Spar.
50 Hhds good retailing Molafes,
90 DO. dp. heV pm,
A few Hhds. Antigua & Jamaica Ram,
A few plpes fiplland Gin,
8 Fierce, new Rice,
20 Boxe, Hard Soap,
goo Balhc!s old Corn.
80 Boxes Ia qoaliSy mould and dipd tallow
Candies,
10 Bb'. prime BEEF in good order loF ntppng,
90 Bol'. mcfs B.,f,
Gables Of any dineaGon' ard Cordsgc Of any
Gze can he had o. the fnofleG notice.
A lew pieces Ravens D1ck,
Suodry Dsc!iing Honies in different parts of
the Town.
New52rt, on. Q, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

NOTICE % bs,s6y grvrn 10 t5r C,ta1ss sf
N the rgate II George Reynolds, Jor Of Jor-
otS7r. iG,e Of NO,fb Riagse1Vn, mariner. de-
r,aEd. tkaf The Hor. C9ru Of P,Obat, ef ,be
to7rs of Nortb KhPfs1vn, haze aAsqesaibrm Six
u.ni55 Jyoss TBS date 10 exbi6H ib,,r clo,mt a.
gqiqf Jal sfafr, to tbe rsdc1fgrcd Conmlfcery.
.ot9 aviW ,eeivr IKE Jane At tber ,slpeHiye
d,rtLisg'. at cry rim: aD'ibm .Eaid tenn. No
elqiu z0W he yectiU,d ari,ii pro:triy Gtnffd.
JONATHAN REYNOLDS, ComniE
TANNER REYNOLDS. fonfrt.
III pr,jos ia6ebitd 10 (aid tjfair, are re-
gHRed 10 MAKE ,mm'diate taya1snt 10
SAMUEL CAR FER, A1ni-i9,ziar.
North Kine&own, Od. 18th, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
7OHN SHEARMAN.

JOHN SHEARMAN,
. ESPECTFULLY informs his iiiepd', amp
IN the public in general, tha, he has removed
IRON MS late place of iefdencs. TO No. 1873.
Thames Street, oppof,e Metre. G0rdurr and
Dran's Aution-Store where he has for ials. a.
ufa, GROCERIES,, HARDWARE, sc. sc.
as cheap as ever.
Nelvtart, May 3Id, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

William Moore, jun. & Co.
III t6|i, Stare No. 99, gbamts. Street,
TT AVE juit opened very complete aiTort-
Z J. r-nt OF ieafonable DRY GOODS,
which they a;e now leiiog much lover than
u'ual. Alto. bale, blue BATES, flitsbic Tor
the African h'a kc,. entitled 10 drawback.
Nr72toyf. JaSc 70, iso5. 46
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
n q T | & e.

n y I I & Z.
NTHEREAS iundry reports having seen
w ciiculsl ed in ,he coupty greatly 70 the
injury Of the Town ot Nexport, The Beard of
Health a'e happy in aaing TO the Public, that
from the bea icarces of intormation, il ha. teen
iaistattotily aiceraDed, that there j, no inetance
of any malignant Fever in the town and they
are unanimous in ,he opinion. ,hat il is more
health,, tor the feaion, than it Ia, been los
ieveral yea,, pat.
By eSty sftbs Boa,a.
J. ALMY, CLERK.
N7vto,t, O3. ,2,IScS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

NOTICE is hsEcby given, thar the iub(crib-
N eu Executors t. TIE aG win and TeRa-
men of Jain H1S7crR. late of Newport, in ,he
State oF Rhots. Iland, Merchant, deceafei
have taken opon fhe'nicives that raH, and Civ
eo bon1s "a yhc laU dHett3 And all pcrtons
having demands upon rle eha,e ot the fad Jsbn
H1d1vcg, deceaied, are reGaefcd 10 exn:bit the
fame and all perlons indebted TO he laid cfa,e,
arc called upon 10 make pay ment to
ELIZABETH EADWEN. Exet'x.
BEN AMIN HADWEN, Exee'r.
Nr>vboyf, 10th - 10th Mo. 1904. O.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
SfiL- MAKING.

HE iubicribc,s having entered into paT,ner-
Il fhiP, under the firm of
Durham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public. thar they carry on tho
Sail Making buirefs, in it, various branches,
a: their Sail Lott, or thr wharf OF the late Geno
John Maibone, at the South part Of the town.
Thofe who may favor them with their cuRon,
may depend on puntusiity and difpatch. All
iavors will be gratefully acknowledged, Ivy
CHARLES c. DUNHAM,
WING SPOONER. zd.
Newport April 3. 1902. 7cF.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
Nv the eRate OF EiiSabsfb Carr, widow, lave
of Newport. deceaicd. thar the Courg of Probate
OF the towo of Newport have allowed them six
Months longer from this date, TO exhibit their
claims againh laid sltste TO the undeEGgned
CeDmiiliones, who will receive the fame AZ
their REFLECTIVE dwellings,. at any time within
faid term. No claim will be received unleis
properly attefed.
DANIEL DUNHAM, jun. ! C9mmj-
JOB TO NNSEND, { honeyy.
All pcrfons indebted TO iaid efale, are re-
queaed to make immediate payment unto
SAMUEL c. CARR, .4SnisfrGtor.
Neqvtort, October 7, 1905.
Now isndiog from the brig HorE, and for Sale
BY JOSEPH LION,
L. At his Wharf.
L our thouiand bulhcls of Liverpool Salt,
Eighty Crates Of Liverpool ador,ed Ware,
Six Chsldrons Of good Coal.
Alo, quantity Of Pitch and Tar.
NeqefSt. JGJ g..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
TUESDAY, J.nuary..ss...

- The motion of Dr.. Eustis for preparing
and fitting up one of the Navy Yards on,
the ma: gin Of the ocean for the reception
and repair of the vessels Of war now on
cruise OR foreign station, being the un6u..
ishede business of yesterday was taken
AP. So, >. ..;1st =" fr 49,. 81 ~
Mr.. Nicholson moved to refer It to a,
selec, committee. ,r;! ~
On the question, there we're Al ayes and
g. noes, so it was lost.
DR.. Eu.tis moved to rostpone the con-
sidera.ion Of the same till Saturday next!
Agreed to. -. t... .>..y rs
Mr.. Nicholson called for tho ORDER Of
the day on the bill making provision for
the preservation of peace in tho ports and
harbors of the United States and IN the
waters under their jurisdiction. .
Mr.. El.io. called up the repo =, Of the
committee ofs!aims on the Yszoo laHds ID
the .is,ipp: territory. 7
Fhs question was taken OK the first ar-
der mentioned and lost, being SO for it aud
E5s against it. !
Mr.. Thumas reported from the COMMIT:
tee for tue fparsose. bill to authorize
Joshua Sands and others to erect bridge
across the marsh and ANoIle.branch. in
Nav Yaca! on Long lsia.d. witch was
read twice and referred to committee of
| the " hole for Tomorrow. q
MIR. Elllo. renewed his cali for the order
of the dav, which was agreed to, accord.
inely tie house resolved itself INTO com.
m:,sre Of the whole on,he fazoor claims.
Gen. V;.iausn in the chair.
After saort discussion the eamnrii;ee
rose and reported the resolution: 10. favor
Of admitting the claim BY w4y Of eomPro-
mise.
ph. vote. was 81 in the affirmative and
! SC againsIi,.
| ne house took the report o. the COM
ui,,ee of:ihs. whele inio Coas. dcrasi on-.--
and
|. Mr.. Clarke proposcdso amesd the reso-
llu.ion bv adding aProviso. That nnpart
of ihe FIVE milhons Of acres reserved 10
compensate certain claims,. should be APP
oiled % the benefit of the claimants under
iths act passed or pretcnded.o be passed fy
III: legislature Of Georgia 10 the yea
1898:
% this question Mr.. John Randolph
called the Yeas and Nays, in which he
wa. supported By the constitutional num-
ber.ss - .ses ~ .@tr.es-f ~ r
Mr.. /. Randolph went. into an argu.
men, showing the Improperly Of ths
measure; and the sitting trrninatet some
,iue after the usual hour by "a adtsarn'
mgnt.- .,3s-4 81. - -
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+ DR.. Euss;I pfesented 4 petition ff0M-a
number of the inhabitants Of Chatleston,
mar Boston, praying to be established az
pr, Of entry. 81, 2x ~.
Referred to . eommpmittee Eot sops
mcgee and, msnufastnfesa )
Mr.. crowoin.hisiJ reported from the
ofcommercs and manufactures
against the petition from Piymonth, !" NJ
Carolina praying TO Be established as =
Dor, Of snsry. The[repott was referred
70 tbs eoamistee Of the whole, tor We'd se !.
assday. -. - ~ :. - y -, !.
As whole % the motion Of Mr. 6 Root 9. on,
Me bill to discharge Ioha York from nt.. h! !,
mprisopment. a.. gEt.[ -. ,zq ,
! Mr. Tenns in the chair. 50. !, -.
Af,er SONG time spent in considering,
he same, the eommi.tss rose and reported
he bill; which, being sgresd TO- BY the
,oass, it was ordered TO be, saSrosssd ts &
third reading to; morrow. (. ,s.e1,,sg
MIR. b Clay moved thasa eommitsee be
.ppointed to enqaire.into the expedieacy
II providing by ls~ for the more efertaaf
prevention Of fraud aud forgery on the
bank of the United Sts,es. The motion
was carried, and referred to comsnittes OF
itrre. -
The house. went into committee OF the
whole on Or. Eus.is's motion tor fitting
up and preparing one of the Navy Yards
on the margin of the ocean for the ,reetp'
ton, and repair. Of Our vessels of war on
.their return 70 the United States. -
Mr.. Varnum in the Chair. :,
A. lengthy discussion took place on th,s
motion, and several attempts were made
to alter it; all which hating, failed, the
cenmi,te agreed to the original resolution
and reported it TO the house.
The votes was IS in its favor and ST a.
gainst it. ...I
Mr.. Claiborne call.d for tie yeas and
nays on taking The question upon the same
in the house. =. - "
But when the members were rising in
support of Mr. 's cali, motion was made
and carried to adjourn. :. :. .', ~,
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For Sale or Rent,

Three lots in the town OF Colchelter.
On one there IS good dwelling. heu!e, with
Kitchen under It, rrest h"nfe, we'll inctufed
s.tso with FIRING OF good writer init; the
feeand is graf. 10. sdjoiniug the sbcne deierio.
ed With Gable Upon &c. And the third is a
water 10, WITH a Hoofe and good Fahey
On it From the heaIthioefs OF tins agreeable
Of tie 6susuon and eheapnefs Of wood it may be
. Ge6eshle nsrRsin. Immediate pofsession may
~ naH Far TENS a?p'y 70. y
DAVID WILSON SCOTT, Aiexaadris,
g. - WILLIAM DOwNMAN, iy-
ins -xo mica trom Co,cAeeer.
!sos..y -. 2assw'