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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
RUN AWAY.

IRON ne. on 1hurJasv morning. the-7th
i ina. my indented Dutch Boy. HEMAR-.
MAS WEDEMEYER, commonly known in
this town by the name of MAsNAs--Was born
in Amierdam, 10 in his Sixteenth year ard
frnsll tor his age, LIGHT complexion, blue eyes.
very hort light brown hair. long eye-lafhes.
Nor, nofe, fome fmsl pitts OF the tmail- pox on
il. he fpesk, ,oersble Enslih. had on whea
he went away London brown broadcloth mort
coat, dark oli,s pantslocns, a green Beaver
fmall round hat. and pair OF fhoes almoR new.
Whoever will iscure him, 70 that / may &c, him
again, or return him to me, fhsIi he rewarded
for their trouble, aud receive the thanks Of
their H'ble Serv't,
BENJAMIN FRY.
-. All matters OF ssGs. and other per-
fons, arc forbid hsrborirg, employing. or
carrying him away, under penalty Of the Law.
f.
Newport. Nov. 18th. Sos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
N E w p o r T,
LAW CASE.
Nurjay, Nov. "A, 1906.

The following dec.Gon ot Sir william Scott.
will no doubt, be taken as the rule of lsS in ali
Gmiar cafes:
Cszte Of Aintaliy. D't9sn Csnmsrs.
TUESDAY, july Is, ,IsoS.
Before the Reht H,aorao.. SIR William Scott.
js fbr saf offbr Eascb. D,ar. mater
Court. The rule of law on voy-
ages OF this kind, is now, after much
delioeration, laid down 1.-THE decree of
the lords in the caf. of the Efiex
Orne, which will bind me that the
circum tances of landing the goods or
fecuring the duties do not furnilh
complete evidence of the termination
OF the voyage. 1t is necellary ani
NUT be proved, that the original in
tention was, that the ihip go to the
coultry TO which fhs belonged, if it
does appear that the original intention
WAS. that the ihip ihould GO TO the
neutral country merely for the purpofe
of touching there, and Immediately
purifying her voyage, that will not pro-
tea the vehei /; it nua be treated upon
the footing of one continued voyage
from the colony of the enemy to the
mother country. Ii is only necefary
to confder whether the circumstances
OF the cafe are fuch which lead to the
unavoidable conclufon, that i, was the
intention Of the party 70 purfue this
voyage from Martinique to the port OF
Antwerp lam OF opinion that there
is concluGve proof Of that. From
what has been Gated it appears that
the ihip came to Bottom, that part of
the goods were landed, her bottom
clesned that ihe Immediately purified
her voyage 70 Antwerp, and that this
was undera charter party before the
fhip Quilted Bottom. 1t has been (aid
by Or. Lawrence, thar might not be
for the fame cargo, but when find
the fact TO De that the fame cargo was
actually put on board, l think there is
enough 70 convince ME, that it was
originally inteaded to carry the cargo
on 10 Europe. am therefore, un-
der ths neceiiity of refpecting that au.
thority, and purifying the fame courfe
of deciGon but the other property
that was put on board at Bottom mutt
BE- coniidered with a more favorable
view, and ihall retore that part ac-
cord;ng to the fchedule.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14

r YING in and near the town Of Msrlbo
H. ropgh, county of Harttord and State o
Connecticut, within eight mile' Of Connecticut
river. The Fsrms contain from 10 to Iio
acres each. with dwelling houis, barn, and
Other conyenience'. The bsa Recommendation
of the Farms will be an actual view OF ihem.---
A very liberal credit will be given. For fur
,het particulars enquire OF the iubicriber.
JOEL FOOTE.
Mayiboyoxeb. Nov. {, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
eonGderabs reward for tie atbrsben-

a coniidfrabfe reSUard for tie apprsben-
fOn Of fbe traitor.
Ii is nat a ta9, that Edsoard Liz
in,aon, once attorney effbr diRrid of
Ne,O-10rk, did obtain petition eftbat
letter in Casada, and employed it as an
inerumenf of terror for extortiug the eE-
fee of djfrid attorney from t6s adminiE
traitor. Jf(Reb a Ltter be in erilaenee !;
end fit acre employed for (ueb-a diC
bonprabis pwpgt: My does not fbi,
myaerious federalf produce THE one and
proVe tbe other
kisa fa7 that fbs dsfaleafiOn of
EdsVard LiVingfon bas been completely
Jet afde BY fbe rslpOafbihty Of bis )eeu-
rites Ii is at the fame time, probable
that fbe late IpseaiatiOns Of this default
eraf NesO-Orieau5, may enable bin in
bis turn TO reiieOe bis )seuritiei. The
fafemept, zOkicb zoe haze already pub-
Glbsd from the AurOra, on this Mbjtd,
appears TO be Substantially e0rrsa.
Richmond Erq.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
Valuable Sales of TEA at Auf7ion,

TN Providence, on TUESDAY the ig,h inh.
i at the Fire proof Store OF JoHN ]. CLAsK,
Efq. in Providence will be fold a, Public Aus-
tion wirhvut rsferve,
Goo cheRs iIefh imported Soucboug Tea.
100 do. do. do. Company do.
s6 do. do. do. Hyfon do.
all OF genuine quality.
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock: Conditions.
approved indoiicd Notes payable Al z. 4. and
8 months.
BENZ. HOPPIN, Sc Son. AHa'u.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
A LIST

Of perfon,. reprcfeating ,hemfelves to be An.
e''can Seamen. inp:eged aud detained in The
Pritiih fefvic. Tor want OF dcco meats TO
prove their ci,izcnhip. As the former plsc-
es of reiidcncc Of shcfe men are unknown a,
the Department Of State. their friends arc in
this manner, rcquettcd to procure proof of
their citizcnfhip, with Descriptions Of their
pesi,o., and f,s~std the fame TO the Secret
ary Of State, in order that proper application
may be made for their difcharee.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14

Fs, ,Jak BY
CHARLES c. HOSKTNS & Co.
60 barrels, prime Beef, Tar, Pitch &c
Turpentine.
Nepctof. O6. 7.
Cheaper than zOa5 eOer /od in Nexport.
w. r. WILDER,
DLEDG ES himielf TO fell every article in the
i Book & Stationary line, either At whole
fsle or retail, cheaper than can be bought 10 New
pors. 1t beiNg his intention TO reIirquifh The
buinefs Of his Book Store mex, frrng-his
preieos AGonment viii be found exienGve and
we'll choien. .1
Eeayfsn, Nsv. ?.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
CUSTOM. HOUSE.

ENTEgEp, From
Brig Economy, Sm'th. Aiexandria.
CLIARgD, For
Ship agent, EDDY, Africa,
Schr. Harriet, Chsce, Psfqaotsnk
Sloop Pnic'ila, Ha.:iion, Cba,'eAon,
d.. Fame, Ws!dio, New York
d.. Fame Juain. do.
Ship Eagle, Hudton. f. Indies,
Scnf. Azubah & RUDY, Danwel!, Hsvanoa,
Do. Mary, Evins, Baltimore.
Ship Brutus. 1obey, Madeira.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14

THE lover rooms e veil hnifhed, and
X convenient D~elIirg- Houie. in PEA
fant and healthy part Of the town. For fuf-
tber particulars, tqoi'e OF the Printer.
Newport, Oetobet ", 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
DIED.

In thi, town. Mr.. Sarnci Sasts,d.-M,.
EGSabstb C9ggs6aH. comfort of MIR. Thoma,
Coggeihsli.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
value about kIooo

1t is worthy of remark, that Gov.
Srons's proclamation for Thankfgiv-
inx. does not mention one word ofthe
reieaie of our late unhappy country.
men from Tri politan flavery, which
every real American mutt confder as
fubiea of JOY and congratulation !;
and Especially of gratitude to the SUI
preme Being. Though it is not noti-
ced by the Governor, we hope the
Clergy will not be equally inattentive
ON the Day Of Thanksgiving.
~ 81 ''9' Bss. Cb,on.
=. S0me fsderal aobifGng of the north
ba, pretended toiyinaats, that Mr.Jsf
fsrjaa addrsgsd a penifenfial letter to
Beasaia ArnolH, sobiJa be aOat making
bis m;urjions into Virginia, 0oalogizing
far bis rebellion, and PRAYING to be re.
eeivsa one more into the protection and
faluor of the King of C. Britain. This
letter, iftbers be any,ef that or sfa fm-
liar import in sxjfe.ee, IS declared to be
a apapa6is targery.
fis afat7, Vvbieb 1ge base already
pubfj6ed in tie VndieatiOn of Mr.. JET
tsrjoa, that be Indignantly rejected the
pro9sffion made bytbs BrifJb defaeb-
ment at Htfbam, for ranloming Rieb-
moad. IL is even a taH, s0rfbin the
memary Of lsme fsso cotemporaries Of that
day, tbaf'M 'Jsfsy9n a7aaly pro-
tojed 10 tbe Executive Council, to Wsr
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14

Iohn Mcconnell
Henry Williams
Robert Talman
I homas Thonpfor
Alex. Kirk@ood
Charles WilIisms
Thomas Church
Samuel Wilton
Nicholas Powers
John Bnrmorc
Eme, Wright
Uohn Frederick
WIN. Wheeler
John Bailey
John Farewell
John Truman
Johua Porter
Timothy Small
Ifaac Van Biaken
Michae! Nagent
Richard Mathen
Benjamin LuGaa
w. 5. Board
Thcmss Pst,en s
Mayhew 'filtoa
Richard S,rainge
BofSor,h Cole
George Sloan
Thomas Crippen
John Dennis
Wm. Clark
Berj. George
Jane, Stud
John Ste ~art
Thomas J mes
Nich,. Cotton
Cato Martin
Daoiel Dyfoa
Rishsrd Smythe
Peter M'Fa,lane
John Hunu
Wm. Havcs
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07

"long fea voyages" and as this complaint has
been very common for tle laIt four months, We
tear that our mariners have not repofcd iuficrnt
confidence in DR.. RS baters. " They ALTO re-
"movc thofe dull, unpIeafant fcnfations, 10 df-
"ag,ssabktossf bs,a< Was ever nonienfe more
exquifte
ne next line preicnts new article, kindly
prepared by this fame DIR. RaUaon, called "anti-
. bilious pills" which cure the fame diiordrrs,
as the ktters ." Should you enquire, "dear
g de6for, which iisuit We take I" he would UNI
doubleday recommend both.
The fame Doctor. equally folic:tons for the
health Of his friends and his own advantage,
has invented another medicine, g worm pow
ders,D which the virtues ofeither Of the ierner
rendered lnnecefary iiut he wiihes US to think
that the whole world Of matter sin iubjeai n
to him, and he matt therefore cure US by fluids
or folds, either loafe, as powders, or conglo-
bated in pills.
Il, another Of our Gazette, which the printer
certainly thinks Respectable, | find a certain re-
commentator $ A,kinfon's WORE, sdelfroying
/" Lozcnges," concluding with thele words,
GIVE preferred tome of the worms to ihow the
&C Doctor, that attended one. who was iurpri-
" zed and aemi6sd. As ana certain, THEY
Is have fayed my lie, ihall always feel myyielf
" bound TO recommend THEM" 1.-THE worms
have faved the gentIcman's life, his gratitude 70
them is laudable but fear he can barely pre-
vail on Others TO receive his recommendation
OF fuch diisuiting animals with any compia-
cency.
?. 5. A wag cfry Acquaintance, ienfloie
OF the Mrehitible Recommendation OF bead ron
OF formidable epithets, intends ioon to annals z
fortune byoFcrlng to the publica well known H.
qor underline title 0 a.geauine, Romachan,i-
ventcie" Geneva cordial
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
H6sk Manner $50.

large. Every member of fociety is bound to
sontrbutc all in his power to the public welfare
and iecurity; and ]. Ehould be the pride of ev--
ry American youth. TO merit the enviablc appeal
lation Of a ioliier and defender Of his country.
lnitcad of torturing his mind to fabrcats idle
executes for neg.ea of duty; it fhould be the
ambition OF every young man, whatever may
Dc his profeiiion, TO acquire knowledge of
military ssetirks, and to perform the duties Of
folder, with shcerfuinels and punaualify.
Tbs new arrangements which have been
made. in the military establishment of this town,
renders itneceIary that fsveraI hundred dollars
thou'd b. RATED for the purpoie Of furnithing
itandsrds and inuiicsl inffrumcnts !; initrueling
young uuiisialis and providing thcc1 with uni
form, for which no proyilon is made By law,
| ne officers Of the rnilita, in addition TO the
arduouss dnrics which dcvo.ye upon them, are
inh;rrled to great expencc in providing them
lelyes wath uniforms, arms, and eqHiPlaentse
for which they receive nc compeniation.
would be hard therefore 70 burden tAem with
the extra eSpences which are.ncsefary to make
the feveral companies appear Respectable on
public occahcns.
Under ,sle!e circumstances, an appeal to the
gencroGty and patriotitl, of the citizens of Port
land, oanno, Be coniidered improper and
ihould fubfcription be opened for the above
purpole, rhole gentlemen on whom iorsane has
lniled, and particularly thote who" are by law
exempted from military duty, will undoubtedly
aid the good eauir, By literally contributing to
wards detraying The expences Of the new eitab-
lihment.
- = = 4 ffle-sa to gooi oysisr
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
FOR THE GAZETTE.

Military araor Is nat dead bm Hespefb.
OUR addrefs is to thoic who feel All intereif
in the PROPERTY of the militia of Portland. 1t
is well known what its nsuation has been for
long time. A new appointment ST .oM sers has
had fomc effett toward routing their dropping
fpiriss but fomething further file remains to
be done she companies are to be difciplined,
which, TO the Offices is very arduous talk but
they have come forward united and determined
to fpare no cxertion-- their fole view ia acceps
ting the Offices 20 which they were choien, was
to retrieve military reputation, 10 long loif by
our militia; and with the couatenance AID ailiil-
ance of the liberal, they are in hopes cf rafting
them to fate that will reflect honor on each
f.ldier and OH the town..--It is we'll known the
officers receive no emolument for their ferrices !;
bur on the contrary, arc fubje6ted TO very great
expence. both Of time and money Schools
ftruction of Muficians, which it is alto their
with to uniform. They have ikewife dehre 10
be furnil,cd with fandards. Thsie expenses
cannot be paid without the one. thing needful.
Money gives the folder Joy, and is itimulous
to exertion. No gentleman would fe i much
sratifed OH parade day, by feeling The compa-
MES appear without aandards and mute. They
would have the appearance of rabbc more
than that of folders having nothing e isimu-
late them, no exerton could be expected It is
underftood committee Of officers will ihortly
wait on the gentlemen of this town, TO obtain
money by fu5fcri ton, to be appropriated TO the
uie Of their companies Il is hoped all will
come forward and generouhy contribute to afliit
the militia otheiwife they cannot expect mil
fire will glow in their boioms. ROMAN.
Pef1laad, ?ul. l5o5.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
FOR THE GAZETTE.
60 The Cit:zms Of Portland.

IN a country like ours, where ifanding armies
are confdered inconnitent with the liberties OF
the people, the importance ola regularly organ
lied am, well difciplised Militia ainff be obvious
TO every rejecting mind. lmp'eiied With this
idea, and defifous Of infpiring their fellowciti
zens with military ardor>and love tor the pro.
felton, Of arms, ieyeral of the mott refpett
gentlemen 10 town, have dared to oppofe the
popular torrent, and are engaged in The patriot
&c work. of rafting the militia to thar honorable
ita,ion, which it ought always 70 hold But
all theie exersions will prove inefecsaal, unleis
aided by the cooperation of the sitizsns AZ
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
7 From. k'r Rspeyyory. !

TX Al - 4 .
The People are tod By sheir abandoned &c
taors that tins political prln cples Of lr letter
fon differ from thofe Of hf. Adams, bur har-
r,onize. with thefe Of ~ athipgton. Now az we
are not .klpoied, 70 far tolre.inquiih our regard
10 truth. as to tell the people that they are az
Judges in this cafe, wfena few in fa6t .coaere-
bend theviews of he one or the other, we HAIL
honefiy requef them to form their opinions on
this fubica, from fuehs evidence as they sas
comprehend, and fuch as is family conolaisc.
4 The appointments made by Waihington as
Executive of the United States were nunseE Gus
the general complexion of political fentimrnr
among thofe ielcetea by him for Office, isw
what ientisnents he approved.
adams iueceedeG Warrington It then de-
pended on him, whether thcfe gentlemen hol-
ding oiiices at the d.icretion eft the Prehdenr,
ihould be continued or aifmi3ed SearceY al
inifance occurred of revelation in Office. hoie
who had atfed under the administration Of
Warrington we're conadered proper characters
for office under his iuccshor.
But obfsrve the consequence OF Mr.. Jciter-
fons advancement to power., VIII thoic who
were appointed by Warrington, and confirmed
BY Adams, anfwer BIZ purpols ' III they full
III Ks views Look at facts exhibited IN every
town of comic quence; fee them TUNED out Or
fap lanted-- then fay why the .eryants OF
" abingdon p.re found agreeable to Mr.
Adams and obnoxious to NJ. jeferion. if It be
trae, that the poiitioks ofslae prefent and hrit
Executive agree. - ss$4sss 81,
No-tlic coneusion is inevitable, that Mr..
JEFFERSON Is TIE INNOVATION; he
ll,ews his cooiempt Ct Weihing'on's principles
by his hoflilitv to men, whom Wellington APP
proved tsv ter p,mops5. This IS pain and
| unanlverablc and if people would look at &C
| tons and no, irua in empty words and T,olel-
6cns. Mr.. Jetlsrlon wou!dsery ilorsly BE- much
better known.
Diqfsa If tie sfetes-The PROMINENT falte-
hood lately urged by the leaders of the demo-
cratck party, ard repeated by all their LITTLE
tools in every par. Of the Union, that il was
flf slses7o fls F.usraisfs, z,iib Crne5ai HamI-
ion al fkeir Lead 10 asaqde Tie States, and ere7
nssU eoGe,n gssnumrs, has been poinfedly and
explicitly ccmrad:eied ty the ditor of he de-
nocras.ck paper III New-ioik, 10 far as relates
to General Hamilton. lhee,ham d. clares,
thar he is poilcied Of information, which obi ,ges
HIM although cpprfed to ,he poii,cks Of he
late Cenera,,to sAcrt that the charge Is FAi : L
s.. and that General Hamiion abhorred the IDEA
Of dirilion ofths States. Now Esie !y,Ag De-
1nocr2,s, hoI.ycur peace.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-25
COMMUNlCATION.

DIR. THoNAs EwELL OF Virginia, the
author Of Dissertation on the Stomach
and Secretion, which was much approved
ct on It's publication 10 Philadelphia, and
Of several essays in the Medical Reposi-
tory, IS about 60 engage in new work on
chemistry. His obieet is to give gene
raj and plain view Of the principles and
improvements Of the science, with Ear.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-25

An Official statement Of all the bills drawn bv
.ne American Minister TO satisfy the claims ai-
J.'sted under the Louisiana convention. up to the
sd OF July, 1905. is published in the National In.
te,igencer ltisprobable suspension. offrrther
drawing tor month. will have taken place ow !.
ing 70 the absence of the French minister of the
treasury who had gone to Italy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-25

~ AIKEN UP by the subscriber in
u Amelia c'rnty. on the road leaa!ng from
PaiiWville 10 Skipwi'h's mil, a dark s1rTel
HORSE, with blaze IN his face, Which extends
20 the lower par, If his nosriia, the right bind
foot ~ni'e. AID the Ieft ahou; half round on the
insde, some rubbed with y cellar or bis neck,
docked bot not branded, shot al round, irot1,
PAGES AID gaIIops, abour 4 feet il inches msh,
aSoyt scyan years III ne xi spring, valaed 20 { -.
SAMUEL ALLk{.
2esh July, 1908. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-25
NAVY AFFAIRS.

We understand considerable ACTIVITY
prevails N the Navy Departmen, Of the
United States. Orders we believe have
been given 10 put respectable force in a
state OK preparation. We have homes
speedily to hear the old music &c the axe
and The hammer in Our vicinity. w
learn' that two Bomb-Ke,ches, and two
more snn-boais are building at Newbury.
port and Portland.--Bost. pap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-25
ALEXANpRlA. sep,ember 20.

The United States l'igste PREsipENT,
from The Medrtesfansa an, via Hampton
Roais) passed by this city this morning,
at ten o clock, on her way 70 Washing
ton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-25
JAMEs -OYNNs ! .
FOR SaLI.

FOR S8L.I.,
NN Wednesdar the t,veu,v.,b;t5
~ day Of oaobsr i'fsir. i'm tbs ney,(,t+
day AZ the latc dwellins housr of Car, fI,,,,i,
Lewis dec. OF Gcooi All c ua,v -, he $50
OF HORSES, CIT TN I7OcSG SBFEp. be
pgerert Crop Of CO M FoDDE Y01 =.
lioL y :: KilLHf E.iURNIyURs. PIN.
7fTfOR U7I NsILS SC --rw I've rnoo,sa
efeor viii be allowed for ali sums as sve fve
.u'ios' me purchaser gging bond vi apr v
secnri,y to bear inteest from me dare IL not
I. pUntivslIJ paid
| A 'hose having clsins against The eya,e a-e
| re9pe ted to come forwud on the day - SAFE
! WIN heir accounts pToIfrly adins ed thar tf,-
vision oial be made FOR disehaygng hem as car
/ ly - possible
I'is expelled the plantation viii be leased FOR
seven years IN The same dag.
=. khNDoLPH IeWis.
Sep.eu,b;r Is 1895 Toe
r. Btcs Cwne'4, AID 5fasufael i cl. ~ ~ -
iit subscribe, informs his fie,,.s and 49,.
tub'c ihat he hes purchaser the sock of
FRENCH BURR PIECES from NJ. 1n,r.s
Donovan, aud no sgsin commence lie ,-,Lir-
Of bLRR MIL STONES. neat RE B,sia -
The Cansl, and opposite the iIay scales. v,bs-s
he ha5 a la'se quantity of goo,i ma,t,ias and e..
PEGS tufurc coHH4u tugp,ies
ne best workHirn ars en'rlel e5. aad will Re
- = - -" =" y ieuttit ! ne experts
snee ne has had 'iduaeI him 10 he I've .ha, be
W'n az so.s 70 give general sa.iti. isn. tic al.
so'.opto ,n@ or triso5s, and he s5ie win
as.dn tavft MIN WITH tteirecnrlrsg
Pe'ns acquainted vi d thc f-annfsaufjo1 III
nPu': ne Wi give h. lurehaseri stores tAs
pest inioFmNiien ht@t. pu5 ih, 81 res N s. ~
20 aGysn'age- shd ,gil Al ,oohes f7r.hoss ~ /.
nes're y bohi 3 cioShs adapted b. BIO dus.i,y r
'he stones Oi8ers sent 10 NE. IS lanes <.
antony Rcy ser :. BohRncn n-s,chsnis. iieh.
iHorg, ~ 70 The fa0csy, Wi b g. hiu.ly and
pnneiuiiy ccmpled viii TCuN MOODY.
ilichnonc. Sep, 70 1905. ~
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ANOTHER FRENcH FLEET our

Cspt. Iiartwel, ofthe ship Lewis lvn,. on the
lSih Aug. lat. -, TO- long IS, 80 fell in with
Freuch Aeet consisting Of "a sail. tic was "a
ken on board tbs adniyal's ship. and his papers
examined At the same time saw ship on Gre,
which one Of the officers informed was an Eng
lish letter Of narque which they had taken in the
morning and SET Gre 10 The feet, when CAPT.
HsHwelieg, them, was steering w w. sun
posed ther bound 10 the West Indies.-Rb. pa.
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:icular description Of such parts as sre the
more Common uhieels Of attention. The
WORK will adapted isrihe use of the ci-
tIzen. geheraIiy. iheadyantsgcs result
ing from such performances are too grea,
To need any commentator.
(Naf. Isset.
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poFs ana roftiand.--Bost. pap.
we are frequently amused with TIE Va
RIOTS modes otdunn,hg which meet our Oh.
se'yasien. The following, from an Eastern
paper, is somewhat novel -
THE OLD ADAGE SAYS,
his erase deg ntaf biies b,J5re he 6qrks.
The suoscr'berhas beenal.ernatels grow
ing END barking OF some Of mis- castourers
'or two years pasl, and he is consider; If d,
- now oblig . 10 bite, tire o. p'obrlom o.
being across degcannot with stice be alIi.
sd To his character"
DTED--On the 18th inst Capt ANDREW
| M'COMBK He died ~ obscuti,y--but ne wa
An honest. and benevolent man and he posses
/ srd t'ue and genuine courage, IL MOI known
that he ever Intentionally. injured any ore Lct
! then eloquence exhanss her powers AID ist d..
negyric and poetry siid he. egorts with view.
TO irlmorsalize. the grssi or would be Great yer
( they eaEnTt speak in IA Chez. nor in more iust
terms shan does this plain ske,rh, which records
\ the viFturs o. Andrew VI COrbe
| Shoa'd tomb stone ever be placed cvey lin,
/ p,rhaFs these lines sf Pope, would not BE- insp-l
! plicalic
This simple stone, ,o5di. fev va'a suay5iez cad,
May truly say here lie IN hone,' man
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] ~ Several advertisements ard ollie, ;s,,s
omitted e. make soern fcr the abe reriV Of Inc
Frsnch government, 70 Soyozisog's note.
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49, Several advertisements ard ottcr islss
omioed g make soorn for the abe reply Of the
Freneh government, 70 Soyozhsog's note.