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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
Hard Ware, Stationary, &c.
DAVID MELVILL,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his fiend,.
IN that he hs, juR received very hsndfoms
sGortmeot Of Hard W~r. Csfty, Lm~osssu,
Ja,s1sd Ksrt. Cdsmo F1skps, Sfafsssyy
&c. &c. ALTO, Deep fea Line, and Leads. hsns
do. Filming Lines. Red-Cosds. and Ciothes-
Lines. ,sJs.
Neso-1ork Manufactured TOBACCO
and SNUFF,
coushine Of .Ky,s Had; Pisnil; Lsd;es'
Twia, & cut Tobacco, Msccabas and Scotch
SNUFF. Of the FRA quality at the Manssac-
tory prices. sIs CASH given for Lead.
Newport. Dec. 80. ISo<.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
Nathaniel Na{on.

~ ESPECTFULLY informs the Public, that
IN he has taken Shop three Doon North of
the New Cho,ch Lane, where all kinds O. TIN
WARE, csn he furniihed at the fbortea notice,
and on as reaionable terms ss can be bought in
this Town. Cuntant attendance viii be given
and thc fmaiea favor acknowledged,
Stove Pipes, either OF Tin or Sheet Iron
made with difpatch. - Cath. g. che irshsR
price, given FOR old PesteI and Lead.
Newport, Od. al. $50
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
RLCHARD RARKER.

y ESPECTFULLY iutorx.s his friends, and
IN former cuitomer,, ihd' he mas removed 10
the honte OF Mrs. LILLIBRtDeE, on she Pa
rads, one door eaa of Mr.. Cbarls, Frke's Apoth
ecary Store, where he will continue to keep a
private BOARDING HOUSE Two or three
aeady bosrden may be accommodated as low a,
at any Boarding.. Houfe in Newport.
Ns1vboyf, GA. IT, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
BOARDING HOUSE.

THE fobicriber hereby informs his friends
4 and The Public 10 general, that he ha, re-
moved TO wittts,1. and occupies thar fpacioss
and pleafantly htoaled Houfe. the property os
Mr.. Ohpsy Sb:ak, directly oppoiite 10 the dwell
liug souie Of Dannl E. Ubd'ae, where ne
viii receive Students for the Wafbineton Acad-
emy 20 board, at O4e Dollar and Fory Cssss
per week. including lodging, waihiug, &c.
He will sfo be pleafed to accommodate
Gentlemen and Ladies who may yi6t Wexford.
with board. lodging. &c. on the moR resfonable
terms.-He will ufe his beA enoeavors to pay
every necsha'y attention, ard tis utmof exer-
iions TO pleafe, and every favor duly acknow-
ledged by their obedient feryaat,
WESTGATE WATSON.
Witkford, IN. Kisgsts.os) AsrI Z, so&.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
BOOKS.
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With many ether new and vsosble publications.
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fold----Stationay complete aaortment------
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
THE ORPHAN BOY, TALE.

CTAY. L,dy--Ray, for mercy'' fake,
~ Aud hear heIpleh Ofphan's talei
Ah, fure my looks guit pity wake
'Tu want thar makes may check 10 pale
Yet I was once Mothers pride.
Ard my brave Fsthsr's hope and joy:
Bot in the Niles prood fight he died
And an nov sa Orphan Boy,
Poor fooIinh child. how plcas'd vas
When new, Of Melons Vid'ry came,
Along the crowded Rreets TO fly
And fee the lighted windows han,e
To force ms home my Mother fought
She could not bear 10 Tee my Joy;
For with my Fathers life twas bot
And made me poor Orphan Boy
The people, fhou, we're long and loud
NV Mother fhpdd ring cloi'd her cau
"Rejoice. ej,iee," aiIl cried the croad
My Mother anfwefd win her tears
{" Oh, Why do tears fesi dow your check, :"
Cried I. "Whils others fhout With JOY! T.
She kiiad ma and in accents weak
She cali'd ne her poor Orphan Boy!
"Whst 10 an Orphan Boy !" faid;
When fsddenl, fhe Rsfp'd for breath.
And her eyes clos'd! l fhfiek'd for aid
Bot sh her eyes we're clos'd in death
My hsrahips fnee. ! viii not tell:
But now. no more Psrnrs Joy,
All. lady. j have learnt zoo yell
: What II. TO be an Orphan Boy!
Oh, we're by your bounty fed +
Nav, gentle lady, de not chde;
TsnA me, mean TO ear, my bread
The failoI's Orphan Boy has Pride.
Lady, you wsep ;---wh,' is't. you iayi
You'l give mc cios,hing. food. employ!
Look down, dear parents; look, and fec,
Your happy. happy Orphan Boy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
Anew fupply of
PATENT CHIP FOR BONNETS.

HE iebicriber having purchsied of the Pat.
a entee the executive Right OF making and
veod;ng the Patent Chip 10 and for the STATE OF
Rhode Il,nd. heseby cautions and ioIbids any
PeIfon or Perions either making or vending !aid
Chip for eoosets. within 'aid State OF Rhode
laind, on Penalty of the Law Of the United
Ssase' in luch Cafe made and providcd---uulei'
they have been duy and previcufy authorized by
the Subfcriber TOR making or vending The fame.
twenty Dolis-s Reward will be given, by
thc Subfcr,ber, to Any Pe'ion who may di}cover,
ADD prodnce f.tisfatiory Pfoof, of any Pcrion or
perfons making or vending the sforeiaid CHIP
wi,hin the State Of Rhode l0and.
JONATHAN NICHOLS.
~ N. B. Meirrs. CHARLES COGGE-
SHALL and Co. being appointed Agents for
vending fsid chip for the Town of Newport.
will keep conasn, Snppiy at their Store for
Sale. Newport. Dec. 6, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
Charles CqggejhaN & Co.

T-yAVE jua received an elegant aaortment
i L Oh alnoh all kinds OF ROOTS & SHOES.
viz. Men. fine Shoes, common ar soarfc do.
Md and Morocco Slippers, Mites do. Sattiuei
and F,oreu,ine with heels ; all kinds Of Boys *
Children's Shoc,---rommon K Suwsrrow Boots.
As many OF the Boots and Shoes were n,anutac-
tired in this town, il 10 hoped that they will
meet with fp.cdy !ale. Boots and Shoes made
Mt ,he Gsouca ,,o'.ee by Supplying at the above
Store. rseoded gratis.
They have alio for fale. largo adortment of
3R u " K S.
NJ. q. Order, for TsvNxs. Of any dimcn-
Goo, can be furniihod Al the above Stora on the
iaoreA notice.
Newport, Nov. IL. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
SAU.MAKING.

THEfubfcribcrs having entered into partner.
i ihip, under the firm of
Dunham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail Milking buGnefs, 10 Its various branches.
at their Sail Loft, on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Mslbone, at the South part of the town.
Thofe Who may favor them with their cuiaom.
may depend on punduality and difpatch. Al
favou will be gratefully acknowledged, by
CHARLES G. DUNHAM.
WING SPOONER. I'd.
Newport, April 8, 1907. 79T
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
FOR SALE BIZ
SIMEON MARTIN,

100 Hhds. good retailing Molsae,s
I goo We. Hart and Club Steel,
$50 Boxes white 4 brown HAVANA Sugars,
5000 Buihcs Liverpool Salt,
50 Boxes plain Glah ware, each containing
30 traws Of half pint Tupblers, 10 pr.
itraw--6 pint Decsnser'-o halt pint do.
III wine Glaiics, and 6 Salt CelIeu.
4oIi bottle empty Gin Csies,
TOO Bbls. SupeI6nc Flour,
no B5h Of good Shipping Herring.
Nssc9sn. Hp,i 4. 50
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
CHgAP GooDs.
7OHW BOURS, inn.

u ESPECTFULLY Informs his friends and
IN the public. that he ha, pufchsird. The whole
Rock Of Goods. late!y belonging to .fsbs Boau.
jus. & CO. His afonneut is excellent. ard
will be fold remarkably cheap, either by Whole.
fale or retail. He thanks his friends for paf
fzvon, and foiici.s Continuance OF them.
Negcpgr,, Dee. IL.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14

NOTICE is hereby gives to all pe,fons hav-
IN ing any demands seainfi the eisate of Ds-
vid kstUiii, late Of Newport, deceaied, 20 pre-
fent their accounts for fettlcmeot and thoie whs
fsand indebted, arc defired TO msk: immediate
pay@ent 10
u. MRLvfLL. EMm,,r.
keweo,f, Jan. 14sb, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14

John & Henry Cahoone
Hare fs, (ak at sdeh snn or Basjae,.s WtrSf.
EOURTH proof JAMAICA RUM.
l. HOLLAND GENEVA,
ALICANT BRANDY,
SCPERFINE FLOUR,
RYE & BUCK WHEAT, do.
POWDER. per caik.
SHOT, BY the bag,
ROSIN, by the biol.
Ship aod Pilot BREAD. by The quantity.
Ready made COLOURS, different kinds.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
JAMES D'WOLF,

Has tor faie at bis Store in Brjasi,
800 Hhds. n. E Rum,
zoo Do. MohHcs.
Rufia clean Hcap.
Ruff, end Rsvens Daek,
Rnifia Sheetings,
Germsn Lineos,
S~edes Iron,
Which he vii, EEL cheap for Cafa or spproved
Notes a, SO Gays credit.
BrHsl. Jap fs, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
FowLing Pieces.

i WO Bcxes Enslih Fo~Iine Pieces, juh
imp orted from London, for fale By
WALTER CORNELL,
No. Io6, Thames-S Street.
NIB. A beautiful sacrtmsnt Of Brai,
HsndsIrous. juA received.
NsSySsr, Jss. ".
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
H~, fo, Sa!e on CommaFss.
20 pipes Gin,
&c hhas. Jamaica Spirits,
hhds. 81. Croix Rum,
10 hhd'. brown Sugar.
IL hhds. good retailing Moases,
600 buiheis old Corn,
700 quinyais fcais Fin,
so barrel, prime Bce;, pat up in the bsa
manner for SHIPPING,
90 hhs. New RUM,
Cabin & ship Bread,
100 barrels prime and mei, rork.-AN.
Sundry dwelling houica, h,na'ed IN ditfcs-
ent parts of this town; and A quantity OF Sheep
and Hogs for ihipping.--LAeqggs,
Any qeantisy oi MsacYsuy Furoiiure OF
the neweit fafl,ion on reafonshie terms.
Newport, Nov. isth, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-03-14
THOMAS y. STALL.

INFORMS bis friends. and the public in gen.
L eral, tha, he has opened Grocery Store, in
bis hoafe in Thames-Strect. late the property Of
JsyfSb Rqstr, where he offers for fsIe the fol-
loving Goods al a very low price:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-15
aIeranDrta DatIp aDnerttser.
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is.

Arrived, brigantine Rebecca, captain
Butts, II days from Port Spain, Trinidad
-sugar and coffee--captain and others.
Left there, schr. Flora, Adamson, for
Boston, in 8 days; brig Atlanta, Colvrr.
for New. London, to sail in lS or 90 days |;
sch'r Hannah, captain Stubs, for Nantnck.
ct, to sail in few days; schr. Liberty,
Rande, to sail in days fer New York.
Spoke nothing on the passage and brings
no news.
Arrived, ship William and John, capt.
Woodhouse, 40 days from Rotterdam
ballast James Wilson.
Sailed in company with snip Baltic, cap.
tain Hart, for Charleston, and Mechanic,
of and for Baltimore.
LET. there, ship Hunter, and brig Com.
merce, ofthis port to sail in two,or three
days ship Traveller, of and for Baltimore,
in two or three days; Argo, of Newbury-
port, in 6 days ship India Packet, of
Portsmouth, N. Fl. to sail for the Isle of
May in 6 or days ship Fame, of Balti-
more, in days for ST. Lucar capt. Lord
of Boston, to sail 10th of April for Rus.
sia; ship William P. johnson, captain lie
Bri.on, of Newburvport, for AIcant, in 2
days; schooner Eliza and Katy, OF phiia-
delphla, to sail in few days for the West
Indies ship Minerva, OF Charleston, Tor
London in few days.
Passed in the river bound up ship Poca-
huntas, of Boston.
The brig Alert of this port has arrived
at Amsterdam.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-15
CHARLESTON May Z.

& TT is natural enough at least any man Of
,ss,servation and knowledge viii think SO,
NAT the very persons who resisted British
annression. aud tnarshalled the ranks, guld-
~ The couaseis, aud animated the enter
nr;ze of the patriotic revolutionary Anne
r;eans. should now be the very people who
wish sorepress the madness OF wl!a demo-
.cracy. and are therefore put our OF power
IN orr rulers. But who could well believe
ria, the most violent partizans OF Britain,
and British tyranny and British troops IN
thar revolution are now she,most flaming,
furious democrats, demagogaes, and yea
lots IN what the wisest aod best men think
Ert,le better Than iiacObinism. Who would
imagine thatpsrsons who could be go fari-
EousIy euraged as even oinsult highly re-
sneclahle LADY, at her own table, ter say
';ng~tsat she had intelligence that Lord
Z, srawaIlis was taken, aud say : ne damme
IN l...Lord CORVALLIS and his brave ar
mo BIZ 4 band of rebels - Who could have
.;maeined.we say that such men, would at
last Be- found among the most flaming de-
maqogacs, AMI greatest favorises OF the
railing party. A list Of the friends and en-
mics of America,-----in 1776, and OF
the pretended patriots of America now,
would make some of our credulous ones
stare.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-15

.;,h ! standing fors-sop. sail and three jibs,
srn,ed with six SIS and a long Is armed
sh;D white bottom, yellow sides, with red
mort holes, and has between 20 and 30
n men. principally English and Americans
;ntepds 10 cruize on that station FOR vessels
from ST. Domingo.
The American consul, reported to have
been imprisoned by the Spanish COVERT,
,nsnt. was liberated a few hours after, it
h.ao found that the charges brought for
yard against him were false, and done BY
malicious persons.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-15
COLUMBIA, Is. CD April II.

The long looked for and important trial,
on a charge of forgery, between the state
and A. Buyck, esquire, was this day again
brought forward in court, by Thomas IA.
|Egan, esq. attorney for Mr.. Buyck, to
bring the same TO conclusion.
Robert Stark, esq. solicitor, IN behalf
sof the state, soon after presented to the
|grand Jury the bill of Indictment. The no.
norable Thomas Taylor, esq. senator of
this state, and Benjamin Waring, esq.
late treasurer, were brought forward as
witnesses, on behalf of the state; the jury
being called ever, retired. The henora-
sbie Thomas Taylor aud BENJAMIN War
ling, esq. being duly sworn, proved TO the
full satisfaction = the jury. the validity of
$the signature of commodore A. Gil!on.
THE jury soon after broue in their ver-
dict -" No BILL y on which his hon.
or Judge Wilds, dismissed Mr.. Buyck,
from the prosecution. Mr.. Egan then
moved the court for copy of all the pro.
lceedings against Mr.. Buvck and to restore
10 Mr.. Buyck the original certificate on
which the prosecution was founded. Mr..
Stark then moved thaethe certificate should
notbe given up TO Mr.. Buyck, bu. THAI he
would send il to the comptroller general
] on which Mr.. Duyck addressed himself to
kshe honorable Judge ina pathetic aud feel
ing manner, of the illegality of the proceee.-
lngs against him for near seventeen months
without being able to obtain trial, and
khoPlng that the certificate would bereturn-
led to him.
Mr.. Stark then said that he, had received
hs certificate from the comptroller general,
\ ga thar Il must be again returned to him.
F.Ibuyek, observed that at the time when 1t
AS lntlmatedto him that the certificate was
Econsidered as spurious, he voluntarily,
without delay, and without being called
on, had the certificate presented 70 Mr..
tiam,lson, then comptroller general, which
ne refused to acceprof, and that ultimate.
~ Mr: Lee, the present comptroller gene.
kah atSthae time clerk of tbs honorable
ouse Of repre-: tntatives, condescended to
ke g IN Charge till the honorable house
hould call for II.
.nr' suyek, further observed that he
FAC been long detained from his rioht bv
t,e state, that hts finances were exhausted. &
"a IN consequence of the prosecution, &
snaeavorlng to obtain his right, he had
sen put TO an immense expense, that his
aiii.y needed his attention a, home. and
- y Was inconvsniens for him to 90 to
- comptroller general in Charleston, for
rs his right. 'e'
Alehard Gaunt esq. then addressed
amsslf to the honorable judge, and said
considered the certificate to be Mr..
uyeS $ property, on which HIS honor the
fo Mr.. Buyck. 'e' ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-15
R. CRAY
HIS eozRaatky FIR Sale,

Has e0177aNIly J9r 0a2e,
An extenf1ve allortment of Books,
in the different departments Of Literature and
Science School Books, of every defcription !;
Merchants Account Books and Record Books,
ready made; Writing Paper, of various quail
ties and prices, and great variety of Paper
HaDgings.
N. B. A liberal difcount made to thols who
purchafe to fell again.
May IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-15
JUST RECEIVED,
Ind for Sale, by ROBERT GRAY,
BOOKSELLER, King itreet,

BOOKSELLER, King Rrcet,
Martial, on the Law Of Marine In
fuiaDce.
Sdney's Difcouries on Government.
Wanohrach,'s Recueii.
Aaam's Truth and Excellence Of the ChsiRi.
an Religion.
Knox's Chritian Philorophy.
Memoirs of Pious Women.
Universal Reaoration Of all Men; proved by
Scripture, Reafon, and Common Ssnte; BY Je-
Gtb fouxg, M. D.
Guide to Domefic Happine5.
Eccentric Female Biography.
Winter Evenings: by Y. Kuox, D. D.
Gibbons Decline and Fall of the Roman En-
pire--P Philadelphia Edition.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-15
SPRING GO @ DIS
N ~ U q. u U u y
Jua received, per flip carliae, from LONDON
and for fale, BY tie iablcribers::
Amongf (Which are ~

Elegant and fashionable muffin
ha@is; plain and colosed null, piauet, /es0.
nade, loon IN, japan laced, iine iepYt, fla;n
and laced ca,nbfick, jsconet and 5Jve rpatns
cambrick dini,ics; leno; Ifsfsn faskpess
plain India and narrow corded d;mitigs; nan
kesus jeans; croft wers; outings; right
printed camtrie.; cahco&s lthntzes, &c. &C.
Many of theie goods are in packages iuirsbie
for the Wei. India 1Harket-entlled TO draw.
back.
K. Veitch & Co.
May IS. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-15
Valuable Property for Sale.

Twill fsll, at rnblic auction, on THURSDAY
next, the 10th day Of May, at II O'Clock,
in the forenoon,
A handIoms amb' oved DwejIlng-
HoAle. on K1ngJ2reet,
Between the Aoar heas of Mr.. Ambr ole VaGe,
and Mr. Philip Triplett. Thi, property is bean
tifuly fsuated, and will be fold on an extenlve
credit.
P. G. MARsTELLER.
May 9. eosf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-15
" O r L g. E.

On Saturday the 1T day of June
next, 1sall offer at public ialc at the ferehoufe
now occupy, in the town of Centerville, all
sheRock | have in trade, conhfing chiefly of
dry goods. Thole 20 whom may aand jufly
indebted, will be allowed to purchale at the
day offale.
Richard Brooke.
May Ia d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-15

Universal Dictionary Of Arts and Sciences,
IN TWENTY VOLUMES oUAkTO,)
Formed upon more enlarged fian of Arrange
ment than the Dictionary Of Mr.. Chamber, by
abraham ResS, d. D. F. r. S.
Editor of the laff Edition Of Chambers, D.ttiou.
airy with the alfttapce OF eminent profcII.
ooal gentlem,n-iuafated with new plates,
including maps engraved for the work, by
fome OF the mott sifinslhed artifs; ths
whole improved and adaptsd to this country,
by gentlemen Of known abilities, by whom il
will be rendered the mott complete work of
the kind that has yet appeared.
Edwards's Civil 6 Commercial Hlqorp
of Tie Br1tlA colonies in The Wet
Indies;
A work highly intcreaing to every citizen Of
the United States, whether devoted to CON-
mercial or Literary purfn.s. This new and
enlarged edition contain, with variety of
other matters,
A Political and Typographical Survey Of the
Sugar Illsnds;
A Comprehensive account of the ancient and
pEefent Inhabitants, Agriculture, Productions,
Laws, GOVERNMENT, Contribution, and Conc
n,efce;
An Hlforcai Review of St. Domingo, ccmpre.
hending an account Of tn: former government
of the French parr of that Inland, It's political
fate, population, productions and exports; ;
Narrative of the Calamities which have defo-
la,ed the Hand ever ince the year 1889;
and a detail of the eranfattions of the Bntilh
army there:
Afo, Tour through the Hands of Barbados.
ST. Vincent, Antigua, Tobago, and Grenada,
by Sir Wllsm Ysuvg, bart. and Iliaoly of
the War in the Weh.lndi.s, from its corr.
mencement in 1893, &c. &.
With twelve Maps Of the Hands; . general
Map OF the Wet Indies, forming an Alas,
and an elegant engraving OF the Author.
Or Conditions at the place offabfcrlplion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-14
Gov Granapre,vilh sanary camduhica-

Gov. Crandpre, with sdr.dry communica-
tons to the Secretaryof State on outrages
committed in The Mississippi TERRITORY.
5. Documents 10 shew that The settle.
nens of Bayou Pierre >on 1hes Red river.
at which principal aggressiontook place,
was originally made by France, while pos
scssing Louisiana, aud came to the pos.
session q! Spain only by The general de
livery ofLouisiana to her aud as a part OF
it.
6. Ex,raa ola letter from c. pinckney,
dated Aug. 1905, as well as one dated
Sept. p, 1905, respecting Spanish spoil
atoms.
Z. Communications from Gov. Clai-
borne, dated Oct.- 81, 1905, respecting
distractions on the Mobile.
Copy of letter from the comman-
der of the ship Huntrcss to the Secretary
Of the Navy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-14
FRIpAY, Decemher 6.

Amessage was delivered from the Pre-.
sident OF the United States, by Mr. Coles,
his secretary, as follows:
=" mr.. Sfeaker---I am directed by the
President Of the United States to deliver
you a message in writing"
The Speaker, having received and o.
pened packet of considerable size, OBJ
served that the message was confidential
and ihereuPon ordered the galleries to be
cleared.
10 about one hour and hslf the doors
we're opened when j; appeared tha, part
OF the communications made by the pre-
sideni were confidential, * that the mem.
bers oil The house remained under an in
Junction OF secrecy with regard to them /;
and that another part was not confidential.
his part embraces, among others, the
following documents.
]. a letter from Governor Clai5orne
10 the Secretary Of State, dated October
~, 1905, IN which, after stating the pre-.
paTalions making by the Spaniards at PEN
sacola and other places, he says: /" I fat
ter myself that hos,iliics between the u.
States and Spain may be avoided. K that
an honorable adjustment of our diferen-
ces may ensue. But 1 am inclined IN
thisk that the Spanish agents calculate on
a speedy auPiere and are making all the
preparations that their means permit to
commence the war in this quarter"
2. Statements respecting The detention
OF the American Gun Boats.
3. Correspondence between CoVerno,
Claiborne and The Marquis de Casa Calyo
on exempting toe Spanish officers from
municipal taxes.
a. Correspondence between Governor
Williams OF The Mississippi territory and