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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02
LExINeroN LOTTERY.
Nirst DaN's Pretpinc..

eco tickets drawn this Gay {. Cd. l2.)
Prize OF 500 dolis.--No- 1884,
:. Prizes of so dolls.--Ncss Ss9 e7 sois
$3.50 %575. Wheels gan $50 dollars.
Ia consequeuce of . Jew tickets which
remain unsold, the rnsnsgers have defer
red The drawing ef any more numbers ur-
iil-the 5ih OF Maj CHI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02

Ma. pLEAsAsrs,
q - ON an extra shees or YOU
Newspaper of fse 6,h uit. is published the fol
lowing Statement. VIZ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02
Sasa.rdau. Essr1a,u as.

ne Saturday. february as.
! Ihs couf, bepS opened a, 10 O'Clock.
Eir Rodney reSd a lrAg ap,horitics. -
Mr. Martin then addressed The Senate
ir@in a qoarter before II, o,cloek, until 9
O'clock, on The various ppinls of law mn.
sing on the several articles OF ih, impeaeh-
ment. ...r.,..i a,
+, At 3 o'e!sck the siuin:, c.,be ,opr, a.
iresplted ior half an hour, at the .expirati-
on CT which Mr Martr, resumed i,is adj
dress, * continued speaking ill oe,oos
when he stated, that, having taken 20 re,
treshment since early in the morning. he
felt exhausted, ard requested an .iadul-
gence until Monday, to conclude hi. re-
marks.
This was granted, ard the court imns-
diately rose.
The following is rhe address DELIVERED n
fudge Chase 10 ttr courf on MS retiring.
Mr.. PREsrpEEr, 1900,
- The state ofiny health will not permit
me 10 rsnain. any longer st this bar. IL
is with great regret / depart 65ore hear
he Judgment OF Ibis honorable court. If
permitted TO retire, shall leave. this no.
nsrahie court with an unlimited confidence
its Justice; and beg leave 10 presenr
my thanks tc them for .heir patience and
indulgence j. the long aud tedious exa.
lniaaiion !. of the. yitnesses.--W haseyer~
may be thp Ultimate decision of this homo :
rabls court, console myself with the re-
heetion that will be the result of mature
deliberation On the lesa! testimony in ihe
case, and viii emans,e f ON those princi-
pies, which sught TO govern the highest
tribunal OF justice in the United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02
CATHOLIC c&rkEsRAtcHyacHL LOTTERY,
pALrr5icRK

CATHOLIC cArKEsaALcHUacH LOTTERY,
DALri3isRK.
Tirfy-RonSsh Dsg's Dyasving. =
500 tickets drawn this day. !.
Prices of 100 solIs.--Eos. 1000 sl4s
1851 1872 1924 1910.
Prises of SO dolls. Nos. SO 1924 7e4s
$500 1865 1905 1888 1864 2oss2.
Prizes oF IS dolIs.--rJos 1888 5I4g
$3.50 so6s lo9zJ 1887 1914 1874.
St ~ 20 dollars md ITO OF is dollars
Cain ct the wheel ,his dsy 1865 dolls.
thirty. Eth DAYS. DrapinF,
500 ricssts wee drawn this lay.
Pri9e OF 1000 deIar,---No. z4I7.
Pfizes ct 100 dolla,s-Nos. 1877 Gar eoSy
Ii737 1868 1852
fiis-s of SO dolars--Eos 1924 Gags ooSs
1887 1881 $50 9G 571I l5452 o260.
frS<s Of % doiiais--Nos. G562 1852 Ii(6s.
o. OF 20 ard les of usllars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02
To ING FrrehoiSers of ne Counfies Of Eaza-
beth Gin, WIar.sik ~ York.


GENTLEMEN.
MR.. Saunders. who has very
Iva ably and respectfully rep,e-
sented rs in the Senate several years pas,. bsv.
ing declined taking sest there again 1 pre-
supe 70 make you tender Of my services, and to
solicit Jour eounsenanee and support at the APP
preaching election.
Personal applications on occasions of this kind
have ever held improper and am persuaded
would not, atthis enlightened period have weight.
or in any degree condsce TO the acoonrii.hsnsps
Of my objed they therefore will aot he made.
My political sentiments are known TO lie n I,ar-
11ony with those OF the great rcPubl can majority
Of The district my interests are certsinly in era.
rabe from yours. With great candor l prtJc-s
myself warm friend 10 the perpetual union OF
The states, sincere sdrirer of Our excellent fee
raj constitution. and an perfectly satisfied wiz
our present national administration
am neither an Engishipan or a Frenchrap n
politics nor will ever yield myself up Implicit.
y, TO an parry.
shou'd you, By your SURFACES. enti,ie me 10 a
sea- ~ me legislature will anlioasIy endesvor
20 shsw Sou' confidence has no, besn MISPLACED.
~ sttYing yooss well az roy mental s.aaire ments
whl enaoie ne, faithfully and sssidnoasly, a. a
an with great respect,
Gentlemen, your OBI h'bis scrv'y
W. GOOSLRY.
~ REQ leo5 ~,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
Forty Dollars Rezuard.

For apprehsndirg ard fecuring in any gaol III
the Uaited States, 70 that get him again,
Negro ABNER;
re is aout, arorg, and active fellow
/ Il underaands plantation bufnefs we'll and IS
a good hoemaker; lie is about 81 years old:
about feet 9 or 10 riches high; he has Tome
old fears from, whip which he received fevsn-
teen years ago for running away; be has been
my property ever Gnce and do not recolleet
that be has ever been corrected fnce, alihoug
often defrrsed il, be has mother in Faaquief
county, Virginia, the property of Mr.. John
Broraught, and have been informed he vas
feen on the road enquiting for faid place, with
pafs fet,ing forth that he was free man, and
nv name aaxed to fomc Of them. all of which
are forgeries; and will give q farther reward
OF Forty Dollars TO any perfen that viii iniorn
me Of rhe perlon or psrfons guilty of the forge.
~. provided dey are convicted Of the tame.
RE above fave went OF 28sh July, 1905 ~
/, ss THOMAS WEST,
! Augua "a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02

Alexander Smith & Son
HaOe ;4a .reeeiived from on beard the brig Ma
ria, from Lisbon,
u boxes Of LEMONS;
In uncommon good order.
They alo Keep, as afuaA,
Sugar, in hhds. and barrels
Jamaica Rum, in hhds.
Loaf and Lump Sugar
New England Rum, in barrels
Salt, Of different kinds
Imperial and Young Hyion Teas
Whikey, by the hid. and barrel : T..
And other GROCERIES, as nfual; all OF
which they will fell low for cafh, or exchange
fer country produce.
N. r. We alto continue TO keep complete
afor,mens of BoLTING CLOTHS, and felea
the beR FLOUR for family ufe, and will give
the higheR price for FLAx.SEED.
September Is. Jaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
mo. ,412.
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of decree Of The Cou Of the United
States for the fifth circuit is the Virginia
diffia, pronounced al the May term, sos,
in behalf OF RoBERr Bird agama .Ssfab
Watjss and Sjsbs L.ve; will BIZ fold to the
h,ghef bidder tor ready money,
q N ESTATE or PLANTATION, in the
"a county OF Prince William, called Bata-s
lasd-and ooe 10 the County of Wehmoreland,
called Cbaatilly; for the purpoie Of salfirg the
fun of twelve ,houfand dollar With interea
thereon. to be computed after the rate of hive
per cen,uG per snnum, from the 10Th day OF
November. 1895; and the fnt,h,r fun OF nine
tboufand fou, HUNDRED and City fodf dollars and
eighty eight cent., with like interef, to be com.
puted from the 1oth day of May, 1893.
Tie falc Of the above mentioned eAates will
be made on The prcmfes, thar of Buckland 10
take place on the l4,i day OF Oaober next
from which only The fun Of eight thoufand three
Irlndred and fortv.fx doilats, with ii,retei, at
fix per centom Ter annum, to be computed trcsna
the zstn day Of 1aiy, 7s7. and the expenee OF
fale thereof is TO st RATED, and the refine from
;hst called Chantlly, the fslo OF Which will rake
place on the 10Th day OF the fame month. /,
Benjamin Moiby, D. NJ.
FGR
.Jofeph Scott, NJ. '. D.
SEPTEMBER s. dsl4sh Oa.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
gabItt sale.

on TUESDAY, next,
- Will fold atsthe Vendus Store,
r' r u NJ
s !. and bis. Freach Brandy il pipes,
sssp y ssaa Apple Dandy in bl'.
s spr i hhd.. sis'c''aHd Dl.
;;E';. q ,..-. Sop nd isssss,,
M %r and dipt Candles
S s,sa, il kegs, boxes and jsf's
~ s il stgs and trails
~ Ware in crates, Sc
l;SsInl'ulISEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
4 Variety Of DRY GOODS.
among which are
I. cioths. Coatings, Keriemeres.
MAI, Mai Plains, Ketfeys, Negro Cettons
s,s,. Elaaicks, blue Friezes,
s s RuEels, Yarn Stockings
sia,z.s and CalIicoes,
M Linens, SiIsGa do.
n.aburrs and Ticklenbnrgs,
N.,lip and Muslin Haadkerchiefs,
IA, MusIins and Taols Clothes
p,pdanaa Handkerchief, !.
caoud Threads, Aats and sundry other
w. PAiis G. Maratllsr.
De-, 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
LAND for Sale.

have about 1000 acres OF Lana,
eoua 10 any in the fate Of Kentucky, lying
near Lexington, which, willfell great oargaia;
the title indifpa,able, and an old military
enc. The terms OF The fale will be made low'
ard very lengthy credit given on conilfAe.a
BILE Part Of the purchafe money. Iho'e GEN.
men who intend to fettle 10 the Rate, aho VINO
with 20 purchaf., may Gnd it their intereu 20
call upon me- have the certificate OF the non.
Yoba Brzektxyidse, Efq. and others, ihsw'ae
the title, I,uation, quality, quansit, and value
of this property.
Auouf9 "a. asI
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
N O T I c {.

The fubfcriber, Administrator to the
.aate and effects Of Eagen Haai,, dsceafed, re.
Duets all perfons who have claims sgainit the e.
tate, to bring them forward, legally .utheoa.
e,,ea. for iet,len,ent and thofe indebted VIII
rlea(e to make imrsdiate payment.
p William Daley.
Augu& I4r
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
N Q T / G T..

The Partnerlhip of DAVID Cooke, IS
Co. by contract expires this day-All thoic in
deb,ed "a the concern will pleale pay off their ac
counts 10 d. CooKE, 10 whole name, and tor
whole account the buGaefs will be continued.
James Rnhell,
David Cooke.
Can't. 81 dat
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02

~ The Gale ofthe above property
was advertiied to take place on Satur-
day lat. but in consequence OF the
uafavorabIe weather, it was po9poned
until Thuriday the gd of October next.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
WEDNESDAY. Oc1oRER 2, 1906.
PUBLIC SALE.

sD Y virtue of deed of trulf from
~ foba Royzesod, tothe fubferber, will be
,expofed TO public auction, on Thnrftay the 81
OF October 1905,
A Lot Of Ground,
Situate on the louth fde Of King aseet, extend
ing on faid areet, So feet five inches, and run-
ming back I76feet inches. On laid lot are
well 6niihsd two tory frame houfes, with the
neceaary back buildings. Acredit Of /, II, IS
and. IA months, will be allowed, on the purchaf-
efs giving their notes, with approved indorlers,
negotiable in the bank OF Alexandra.
Francis Peyton.
Sept. 80. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02

syyirtue of a deed of trult, from
-, f.piiaJos {, the fnbfcriber, tor fec,rins
i svm.as i .hitteen hu1lrel d,llars 60 u.
i.sTJ,ma, and T5ifab Fax9s will be exooied
JpvSLgC SALE, to the highea bidder. tol
Vi, macy, on inc preuifes, on SATURDAY
MIs,haay Of Ofaaer next, asfouf O'Clock IN
,k,I,.noon. HOUSE and LOT, on Prince
asr:t. sbs,w..u Water and Fairfax Rseets, late.
aupisa Sy the faia lanes Davi1fon as . "a.
,,a TIE, Hsufe IS large and comnsdious.
sndhiaa part Of the town we'll calculased for
safa.s q aay kind land the lals Will podtiseH
aEs Place,
C. Geneale, Tr4Res.
S,pfembsr 10. dtl.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
Ground-Rents for Sale.

IN THURSDAY, the 4th day Of Oao.er
~ next, between the hours of twelve and
one, will be Sold, to the highea bidder, for
ready reaey, at the Coffee Honfe, :wo feparat.
Ground, Rents, f:cursd by valuable Lots in this
town, fer Gao ~ Virginia Currency.
]. H. Hooe, AMgnee
Of the efate OF 3abx GR--a bankrupt.
September s. ffz
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14

RSlslU<d, That che thinks of Cougfsfs be
therefore. and they hereby arc pref-ated 70 the
faid Edward PTebIe, "a iii: moa durable monu-
ment OF the sifreiioni and gratitud. Of his coun-
try-,nd alto through him to all rbe officers.
petty oficen, feamsn and marine. attached To-
the fquadron under his command from the 9th
Of July TO the 9th of September 1904.
RSjoIosd, That the PfrGdent OF rhe United
States be requeaed TO caaie gold medal TO be
aruck embematicsl OF the attacks on the town,
batteries and gun boats of 'rrpol, by the fqlsd-
ron under Commodore Preble's command and
10 prelent il to Commodore Preble in fucb man
ner as in his opinion viii be mott honorable to
him, aud thar the Prsidcni be further requeied
70 caule gold medals of lefs ysie. 10 be
frpck, with the word TRIpOLI on one 6de,
and on the other the name PREBLE and to pre-
tsnt the fame 10 fach officers as have mott GAL
lant!y ilsnalizcd themic!yes in the diferear at
tacks.
RsSfSed, That one month. pay be allowed
excuhvc OF the common allow ance, 20 all the
petty officers, ,leamcn, and marincs of the fquad-
ron who 70 gloriouily iupporred the honor of
the American alg under the orders of their esl-
liant commander. within the period before men-
toned.
ksjSlUel, That the Prcfdent Of the United
States be alto requeiled TO INFORM tho parents,
or neafett connections of thoie gallant departed
heroes. Captain Somers, Lieutenans Wsd(-
worth, Decatur. Caldwell, and I(racl, tha, thev
viii ever live in the recollection aud affection of
grateful cosntry-sn example to. future gen
erauon', and an ornaneDt 10 tho biftoric pace
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14

traitors to their coust.y--hc would have been
no jaeob~--bat a friead 10 S'dsr asd g''l
geVe,nmeaf.' h
If, ia foe, he had been coward, an
adultcrcr, a cslomniator,a tame fpiriilefs ami
NAL. unfit, as Hamilton fiid. 10 hsvc any thing
to do with goyernmen, mere old woman, led
by his wife and minifter; a Plagiana, who
publihed three volume. On government as his.
own production, yer borrowed the grearea part
If he had loudly profeaed hi, refpsd for re-
lisiou aud the command rncnts, yc. countenanced
adultercrs, and encouraged Others to bear faIfc
witnsis againf hi, ncighbor-if b. had facrific-
ed tn. honor aod rights of his country TO our
former nsfen, and devoted hi, whole time and
the wealth OF rh. nation 10 the deffuttion OF
thof: principles he had f~orn to iupport--he
would have been hailed as goad C6,1gian, bort9
mar. gesaiar IsdtraiH and 40 jHcsbin. A~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14

C0mmadoys P,ebk.--The PreGden, of the
United States. in meGage covering detailed
account of the traufaaioos 10 the Mediterranean,
pays high compliment TO the energy add
judgment difplayed by this excellent officer,
through the whole .courfe of the fervice lately
conaded to him."
Gen. JACKSON, on Monday the 9Th nit.
laid the following teiolutions before the Senate,
which were committed.
RrsoLvsD by the Senate and Houfe Of
Representatives. Of the United States. in Con.
sreG saembled. That Congref, are highly i'm
preGed With the gallant and mcritorious fervices
Of Commodore EDWARD PREBLE, during
his command Of the fquadron of the United
States 10 the Mediterranean, where ability and
prudence, iatrepidity and csution have been
confpicuouly joired in al his operations asaina
the Tyrant and barbarians Of Tripoli, with
whom the United States are at war; and where
by the naval character of the American nation
and people has in the infancy Of her nstionsl AK
iaence, acqired refpea and rank among the ns.
tions Of the earth highly honorable and exalted.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14

Other motive than laudable deire to n,ain,aiu
the public tranquility. and TO preiervc among
the frieads of pure republicanifm. that faith,
harmony and good understanding, 70 eaeatisl TO
il, fuccci, /; and recognizing this as the motive.
will be heartily ready to applaud as neritori-
Gus, the folcitude by which | am setuated.
Ii 10 fsid that 7'b7wa, HsxJfs, En-. has siv-
en- BIZ e0zjsmi 10 be byoHgbf /ayroG,d IN fbe Pror
in dbf,enf place fran thar avbieb be bar bitbey-
10 ocenpird in h-ibat be bar gfvea Bis ear,tnt 4,
eome ia sfpsGtian 10 a mrm5sy Of tbs Jane
Pyor. arranged and aeyesd npSr at Republican
Corvextiou gf fbs State Or 10 be more parfieH-
lar. f5ai be bai eosf;nfed to opssir ne p,t/tn,
Ltatexant- Goyersoy Thar be bar been ixdaeed
10 giDe fbit eoz/;xt f5,sxsb t5e mitigation of a
(eJej1. and intriguing /tdtralF :-Aad t5z be
eaxatS foy G.eesG Rtsn ffaerGl cid.
This is the iabaancc of the report. In thus
publicly giving il, | difcharge whatI conceive
10 be duty and wha, feel TO be painful
one. Thus to give il, can pofiby anfwer no
other than falutsry purpofe For il i, be not
true, n will afford Mr.. H9x)Ge fair opportunity
TO falhfy il fach al opportunity as | am in
duced TO think he would de6rc IF il be true
which at prefent can by no means beIicve) it
will be feaionablc, perhaps neceGary warning
TO the republican part of the Community. Add
| indulge the hope, that with the hncerity and
frankncl, which have been in the habit of az
cribing TO his character, he wtli caule to be
made known whether any, and it any, what part
of fad feoort be true, TO the end thar no injaf-
ticc b: done either to ths; chsrsder, or 20 the
public. A TRUE REPUBLICAN,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14

s Your M jeay hs, elsim.o from the Tn.
buoatc the fame sGiasrce, anj shs fane zeal
which yon have experienced in its preceding
ScfIioo,. Sir, ip fecondin2 your Msjeay with all
its meant, and all its inausncc, ,he Tribunste
will only obey the ien,imcnt OF its duties. the
with of the French people, and the Affections
which connect !, irey,cably with your facred
pcrion. and your augca family"
The following ps6agc' vere 10 the reply OF
the Emperor bis Maj;ey rrcolletting the proofs
of devotion given 10y the Tribunate 10 the coun-
try and his Perfon, upon the mott important oc-
cations. and long time acquainted with the
feotiments Of that body. faid that he could add
nothing TO the fca,imcnu which he had mani
feitsd at the opening Of the SeHion. if it were
not the exprelIion OF hi, particular regard for
each Of the Members of the Tribunate.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
SAMUEL JAMES,
LIS For SALE-

HIS FOX SALE,
A T his Paper Hanging Mandatory, which
( \ is in the Houie he now occupies, oppofte
to Mr.. Le10is Ptek's, on the Wet Side of the
Bridge, Providence, great variety of
Hoyje Paper and Bordering,
Of the ncweR and moa elegant Figures az whole
fale and retail. on as good terms as can be pur-
chafed in America.
A generous credit given to thoie who pu,-
chaie by the quantity for retailing,
N. B. The above !, printed on good pa
per, and the work well executed, by and undes
the direction Of workman ffum Europe.
April 2, So4. rSs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
For the RHoDI IsLAND REPUBLICAN,.

THE unhappy confeqaences which have re-
l. iuted from a difference Of opinion on the
meafures of the genefal government, has been
fcen and iclt by evcsy clafs of inhabitants and
while thus zcaloufly engaged. We have been in
attentive TO objcefs OF local nature.--That our
ftuation requires the emitted efforts of every in-
babitsnt, TO revive our dropping commerce,
promote induary. and aid 10 making fuch i'm
provenen,s as will open new fourccs for wealth,
mua be obvious to every rejecting miod. Other
States in the Union are att ,rding all legislative
aid to eaea zach important objects. While z
fpirit of enterprize is sniruating individuals in
undertakings of great public utility, let Us, my
fellow towninen, initiate their example. The
erecting OF Bridge scrois Howlsnd's Ferry, b
OF immenic importance TO this tow, the ad.
vaotages of which would be confantly unfold
Jog and the benefits refultiug every day expert.
enced. II the fam neceIary for its accomplish
msnt canno, be raifed by private iubfcription,
lee petition be preiented to the General AfIem-
bly,. TO grant Lottery for the purpofe, 10 he
divided into twelve different clanes--calculated
on plan 70 favorable as to induce individuals
to become sdvcnturers. Two months TO be
allowed for the completing Of each Clafs and
to prevent any delay. let company be formed,
who fhould engage to take the tickets that
fhould remain unfold the day the lottery COM
mcuced drawing. The money thus raiied from
each Clzfi, would meet the demand, as the
work progseHcd. In connection with this
Bridge, Turnpike from Town to Howland's
Ferry nigh, be included, whereby the travel
nigh, be reduced nearly two mile,, and might
alto be in fome meaiure as an accommodation 70
Bdaol Ferry. The toll ariing from the Bridge
and the Jurnpikc, after paying the necefafy
repairs, &c. TO be placed ia the General. Treaiu-
~ for the ufe Of the State.
A petition for Turnpike from Bottom to
Taunton 10 now before the Leg QAture Of MsGa-
chufett,, and it is probable will be granted,
which will rcdUcc the travel from Newport to
Bottom to about 90 miIes-fo ths, fage might
pah with cafe to and from Boion every day /;
and wiIl induce thofc who win to take paTagc
10 or from New York, to proceed on this route,
a, being the mott expeditions. Many perfoos
ar: prevented WHITING our delightful Illsnd for
want Of Bridge accommodation, a, the psfing
ferry with carriages 10 attended with great in
convenience and delay. In the feveIity of
winter, when our river,, bays and harbo, are
frozen and become hottie TO our feelings and our
wants. we can look TO ,hi, Bridge under very
prefing exigencies. Wood, in the winter fea-
fon, is tranfported by land to Bottom nearly 20
miles--and tho we might never want fuch aid.
yet the farmers at the north end Of the Inand
might, by their own labor, obtain their fuppy
of fuel, and thereby ncreafe the quantity for the
town coniumption. have only to fct about
this great & neccfary undertaking. and fuccea
will undoubtedly crown our wilhes. 4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
Mr.. PRINTER,

Mr.. Printer,
IT'S with mingled furpriie and regret, that
4 hear Of fome dificul,e, which are likely to
attsod the approaching General Election. l
think il incumbent on me as citizen of the
State OF Rhode. liland, as friend 10 the repub!-
can cauic, and to the individual Whole political
charaaer Teens to be implicated by a recent re-
port, to give timely, friendly, honet and pab-
lie Ratement oft, that all parties may have m
opportunity of being fairly undcraood, and the
State at large Of fully understanding the whole
matter. ] am peffuaded that the Gentleman
Whole name fhali pIefume to mention iwhoie
perfon and character have ever REGARDED, and
eReemed, and for which do nill cherifh the
mott lively fentimcnn OF refpeet aud homasel
will not only forgive, but upon mature aud libe.
raj rsaetsion. approve the part which am about
to take. II he sill divef himielf OF every imprc-
per conddttstion las he undoubtedly wiIlj he
mue plaiOly perceive thar lam aesua,cd BY no
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
Sales at Auction,

THERE will be fold at Potiic Auction, on
l. Saturday, the a3d day March emitting. az
the dwelling houfe of DasRi H,iiospay. ia
Nor'h-Kingt gttown. at nine O'Clock in the fore
noon. quantity of live tsocs, con6aing of eight
Cows. tour Oxen, eight t~o year old Steers,
four two year old EeieD, eight ycariing tieis-
ep. three Horfe'. forty Sheep, feven Hogs.
quantity of farming utepis, and fome Rsy..
A IeafonabIe credit will be given, with sp-
proved Notes. DANIEL HOLLOWAY.
North b-Rirg foam, FEB. 20, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
John STEVENS.
IM.PLATE NORKER.

9IM-PLATE YORKER,
HEREBY informs the Public in general, and
4 Il hi. Friends in particular, thar he ha, Ia
ken the Shop. formerly occupied by Mr.. Jofeoh
Mumtord, deceaied, in lhsnes-freer, where may
be had all kinds of Tin Ware, at the fhortea no.
tice, and as cheap as can be putchaied 10 the
State.--Ali fayors gratefully acknowledged. -
Cslll. and tic highea price. given for Old Pew
ter and Lead.
Newport, Feb. z7,i8os.