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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-13
AURORA, APRrL 4.

we have perricd with much furprife and regret,
IN paper tilat has Gnce It's effabGhnlent been dn-
gnnheo ior ,iersry purity and correa political doc
an ehay, which It we are rot greatly deceiv-
80, Is the production nj 7roif in 6>.s c,,b;ns +"
, ne paper we aLlude to g the FNoU1eEs Of p ,Sb
F''nn, VTS'nia lr that paper pf che 2sth March,
mere IS IN Gay which under the fpeeous pretepce
OF e-p'""s 2!' P.Jt@: eshy 81 az /sa,oi ps,ly,"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-27

he ps5de; for p abie measures, e mss q,
s tand upon their o, Snsmerits, and nefas;.,rs.
projects can no len ger be supported b. !.
name. When asretl ospect IS taken of ,bs
Wasalngtonitaa adm 'nlstra,ion for eier
years, it is a sabiect. u the greatest asto.
nishrent. chat a sirg 'e individual sboula
have cancelled III, prin ciples Of republican,.
ism ia an enlightcd Pc opie just emerged
from the euph Of desp otism, and SHOULD
have carried hissdesigns AGAINST the public
liberty so far as to have ., tin geopardy il,
very existence: such hoy. ever are the facts,
and with these starGg us in the face, tits
I'm, 1uph7 to .h a 9aa5il 2em tie Lai,e5,
STATES.
Let the reader, to which ever political
party he belongs, who really respects the
raemory Of Washington, IMP srtlaliy view
these documents let higa ceus der too thar
Duase has been and now is. a favorite at
che scat of government, table CON-.
panion of our president, who / las placed
him in business, the clear tL aolumenss.
whereof are some thousands Of dollars
year finally let him consider th. II under.
the present administration almo,sr every
Distinguished and efficient friend of Wash
~ington has had the mark of reprobation
fixed on him, and that almost every noto.
rious enemy and defamer OF Washington,
has been noticed, exalted. and maslifesay
regarded with complacency; and alter ha.
wing weighed all these circumstances, let
him form his own conclusions.
Ihose men claim 70 have been i'm cl9se
and cosdial o'aity NTH Washington, aud
the bso.ole are guAed by such gross hypocri
sy! is too intolesable. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-27
PUBLIC SALE.

On WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th Of June, at II
O'Clock, will be fold on the Premres' or a
.ibe al eredit,
That valuable directory BRlCK
SH0lIsE and LOT 6tuated on the cornes OF
Warrington and King Rrests, adjoining Mt.
p,coo.s fore: the 6taason Of the above pro-
,er,v for buGneE, &c. is equal TO any IN me
s~rowu Tesms, Sc. will be made kaown at the
splacs q taie. ans.
May.aI.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-27
Fran tie Museum Of Relasoare.
NOBODY.

Aye, Nobody, and why no,s As for
my singls self see no just cause or isnpe.
diment why nv na>7e and anewspaper
should not be joined together, in the tie.
npons k1nds of .cribbling wedlock as any O.
airy body. There's your Busybody and
your Anybody, and your Somebody and
your Everybody; each, each IN has turn,
runs the race of typographical notorlety
whilst who boast a pedigree as great
nay, being eldest of the Body familv)o of
greater antiquity than either, am doomed
to group through the labyrinths of mere
verbal consequence. Against such an IN.
equal distribution Of rights among the bre-
thern of the same principle, of the same
texture, IsolemnlY protest; & more especial"
ly against::he unhailowed prehpation of my
good name end character. Yea, in my
own proper capacity am resolved to de-
fend both !; aud contrary to certain dog
ma OF philosophers, prove that /, No body
possess the ,fundaren principles of
-feal body or matter inasmuch as oceu'
py space. to wit, length and breadth; tho
as for debth do not contend.
All my enemies-that is, all the world.
utter daily calumn,es on my tame !; Ought
mot then to arenge it?
says Goody CATER, "John! you Will
be the ruin OF your family carouslng it
every night: who was with yo1llast night"
. Wlthsme mother-nobody .
Lutte master lets fall glass, i, breaks, in,
ha 49,. i L AZ
6 No bo.dy!'
Miss has lover; he stays late nexs
morning female friend gers hint Of il,
(t0r the 6aimy 6recze zpAispers these things
tothe se.. She calls on her, aud after
some eht-chat, -dryly observes. Way
really Melinda, you seem indisposed to-day
II fear you rested i'll last night: On
while think of it, prithee what rude crea-
tore kept yocup sc unseasonably? "Rude.
me! up! (stammering and crimsoningl
why; why; Nobody. BOUNDS! when I'd
swear by the ghost OF a shadow that never I
saw the huzzey.)
Obhliah Primrose is beau he struts
about big with himself; wears a frizzleo
crop; bolster cravat: three inch vest; sach
pan ,aloons; Suwarrow boots with tasset'
carries six inch rattan, and visits the Ia
dies. The other day in large c,rels b
whilst oficiously pressing lady TO ta S
some lemonade which she had repeateoE
declined, he turned part of it upon hs.
gown. A frierd who sat near, but did ue'
at the moment see the transaction, snor'G
after observing her gown sollli, enquire
who did it; Maria, twisting Up the Il, y
her nose aud glancirg at Obadiah, rePhmt
with burlesque soletsnity, Alas ~ ia
boay -(What an insult 10 my name' 81
A young woman. makes q false step; .
leaks ous---all the world whispers {. WhoS
is't? whose is't"-and the same world ~
licionsly answers 6 Nobadg MI
(Scoundrels when kaow nothing as'
about it.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-27

DOUGLASS g MANDEVlLLE.
K;rg.freet, 5.
Have iufs. received apd offer for Sale,
40 hhds. 1T. g ed. quality brown
SUGAR,
10 ditto Barbados Molaaes,
10 ditto 4th proof Jamaica Rum, 8
70 hhas. Philadelphia Rye w akey,
&c do. N. York Lump and Loaf Sugar.
pipes Holland Gin, J
1000 lbs. Green Coffee,
5000 VT. excellent Cheefe.
70 cdfzs Rai6nss
20 boxes do
400 gallons Hayanna Honey, &
Freh Teas
Fine aud cosrfe SALT. &c. {
ALSO
700 bbls. SHAD 6 HERRfNGS.
May 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-27
SUELIC SALE.

EESDAY next. will be Sold at the Vep-
due Store,
Ia likely Negro Girl, 'l6 years q
age.
She is 20 ferve -untirih e arrives TO the age of
4 / years. "A c,edit Of 90 days viii be given
FOR an approved negotiable note.
P. 6. Marfeller.
May "a. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-27
Mayz4.
The Subscribers offer for Sale,

The Subscribers offer for Sale,
20 bbls. Bottom No. and Pork
20 do. do. No. and 2 Beet
ga bhds. New-Epgland Rom
80 bbIs. DO. 90.
4 pipes Holland Cir
4 pipes 6ra:pfoof FfeDeh Brandy
do fuUrth DO.
10 bids MoaGes
100 reams Wrapping Paper
60 boxes Mould Candles
20 do. diPt DO.
90 do. Brown Soap
And general Allotment of SHOES. md -
--:.a a,.:-s VIII Aa::.poied Of moderate
terms, for cafi, or approved notes.
Faxon, Metcalf x 20.
MsyszA 60"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-27
Iofeph Baxter.
ioiiah F axoR.

SAllpsrfons indebted 10 the late hsg' are 'e !;
-eueaed TO make i'm estate paymsni. ), spq a. =,
chose TO whom they are indebted viii please car,
ON Faxon, MeieaIfsSe Go. corneto Prince ana
Water areets, and receive their dues, by wnom
SsL. business viii be continued.
Ioleph Baxter, Jun'
ohah Faxon,
Dwight Metcalt.
eo7w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-27
n o. C E.

The co.partnerlhip ofthe{ubicribers
under the aFm Of JosiAHF AA3e & 70. was
s<alaoivsd by mutual consent on the hits:nSa az
!. Rant.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

owned by Niefrs. At~ater and Dag
get,were confumcd.-The lols of per.
'fonal property was alfo comfortable.
On the Sd, a itone cutters fhoP was
confumed.-A Dunbarton, on the
aad ult. the houfe and furniture OF
Wm. Stinlon--lofs eitimated at about
1000 dollars. At Nottingham q
houf. owned by col. B. Colley, occu-
pied by MIR. Randall.
We hear that hou(e at Saco,
in the county of York, (Maf.) was
dearoyed by fire lalt week and thai
the owner perilhed in the flames. l!
is faid a maid -lervant had taken
child from the houfe during the fire
without being obferved by the par
en,s, who fuppoled their infant was itit
in its 81; the father ruihed forward
TO preierve it, but never returned.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24
cosi.xyETcuJoN.

The great beoeGr the inhsaitants ~ New
pore NUT have derived this Water, had asiige
bsca throsu over hoxland's terry. in the sri,.
Gle OF hre wood only, is very apparent. as il Is
we'll koo~n these 10 large quaniity of wood
within sev miles ofthst Jerry. which might
,has have cally bse1 traafportet 10 tbs town.
This bciag tue. u ocaove, our monsd .nen, on
yhom slone deyoiyss. 20 reader 70 eirn,ial .
icrvice 20 tbs 20 su. a, vel az ,hcnieives---to
fubicfibr fn'ieiens isn this sinte;, tor buill.
iag penn'oeo' btiige ofaone, g a. TO be aols
10 conmsoce their operations as e,dy in the
fpGng ., poaiole. The sivlnrasc, las we'll as
| honofl atidpg from this. woalh alone recon-
pence tN- u Ia ihost time they would find in
few yeas. that this fame bridge itock would
be mach more valuable than any they may hold
IN either OF the B,ks or infa,snce Companies
os ihis 'own.--The merchant a, well az mcchau-
&c would be greatly bcnefi cd. rs the number Of
their catsomen will iocreafe 10 proportion with
the farmers cxpcnce, cafe aud fafety of travel
ling, SC.
The diItrss which many Of our fellow. ciri-
xcas eSNreuce tor the want of food aud fuel. il
and mutt he great; and u wood is feaicely 10
be had az this feaion OF the year, evcn by thoir
who have money to purchaie. il is the duy OF
tho!e ~ho have providct themielves with thar
valusble Article for the winter, 20 fupply the
poor VINO ssc peilhing for the want OF it.--lt i,
their duty alio.to be prudent in the uie Of IT, al
well as charitable 10 betosing--I FAY duty, be-
caule conider it iSincumben, on the rich 20 aiIiil
the poor. Many there arr, Know. who keep
three or four hses conasndy confirming fuel
when one or Two would fofTice and much oi
thar night b: fpaed which i. hvithiy aod often.
taiiorly burng ar tine when i,,le is seQuired,
To them. the evensies of winter AID hunger
are NOT however. known. Diihrstiug tnei
properly 10 she loyesie, of d'ei, and tate, they
vii NOT allow moments ie,ious rejection, e
esa fh .de over the gay fccne which fortune hs
(preso before ,;hsm. Bat the riged wintcr O
lite win perhaps oytr,ske many OF hem unpte
psrsd. A. any rate, their pampsrd appetite
muf foon be fati.6ed from an unse!come dIfh
icrved up by the hand OF dea,h--who impartial
ly deals out TO al the Game coarte fate. Thin
of 'hi, ye rich yc ysinly wife | nor wi,hhoI
yosr bounnes from the poor.
IiUMANITAS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24
Smaakiag of Pihs, 81 Segsrs.

A coneipopdco, requeits 'he publication OF
rhc fclio sias law, tShich i, aiia toll force) for
ihc infor nation Of ,hpie ~ho psoici' ignorance
Of il aad trufts thar the cii.zens OF NewPor;
generally will aid and sfitt lts uiiicen Of the
Police in cauyiae the fame into eact. fhouid
soy rerfcns be found vioia,ing regulation 10
proper and neceG,vy 10 town like this. expos.
ed to torai dearetsicn from fingle fpark OF ars
issdvvtanay ihsSwn or dropped 10 a ~
comlnsn;case, ~ bile psiIiag the ateets, &c.--and
sIfo wiihes il To- be known. chat il 70 che desor-
mioa,ion Of sery refpedable number Of cidxr Us
TO make complaint and proiccn,s, without any
refped TO perions.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24
.FRoM SPAIN.

Capt. Allen, from Cadiz, which
he left on the 10Th Nov. informs, that
when be failed, war was confidently
expected with England.-An Englith
feet of ? fail was off Cadiz. Capt. A.
undsrAood, as he came out, that they
haG~----r-.z DO and detained, a Span
ifh frigate from Csdiz, and that anoth-
er frigate which failed at the fame time,
bad eicaped. The day Captain Allen
failed, Flour was fold at ~ dollars
per barrel, and wheat at about a dol
lars per buhel. Nesvbsdtordpqp.
\ FIRES.-At New Haven, on the
morning of the I'D inf. a fore owned
BY Mr.. Henry Yorke, and occupied
by Mr. Lent Hotchkils; a houfe own
ed BY Mr.. John Chatferton, and oc-
-eupied by Mr.. Daniels, baker, and
Mr. Manice, tobacconilt and fore,
Sdwaling-houfe and an old building,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24
N f w P o X T,
Nurjday, .7an.- "a, 1905.

sJ Bylsn arrival at New. Bedford on the
I, ,tb inf. EAropean dstcs ave received dosn TO
ihe z4fh Of Novenbcr, fwesy ess deys la'sr
than before received. "A felcetion Of the NOT
iotereaing arricles viii be found under our For
eign head.
I. sppesu shst the rsisl Of William p. Yea
Ne6 and Nlrbasii PssSl<sss, f3ho we're the fsc.
ouds in she late dsel between Gen. HsniI On aad
Col. Burs) has iefpinMed in the eity Of Ncs-
york. The jury, without retiring from the
box. returned yerdits Of gsilty; by which they
are rendered Incapable of iunsining any Office ~
honor OF profit 10 that f.:c for the term OF twcn-
~ years.
The trials Of Rehxsi Riker, and Robert
Swsuwout. for having hsea concerned 10 a dsel.
are to take place at the ielion now holding.
lis aa'ed in letters finn Malaga, thar dur-
ing the Isa fall not lefs than ~. 500 pcffoss had
fallen victims TO the fever h. ,hs, city; botshe
beginning Of Nov. the nomAss Of dealhs aysra-
eed not more than so daily. =.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

NOTICE is Hereby given to all pcrfoos hss-
IN iog any demands sgsina tho eGsic Of Da-
vid 6feiviY. late Of Nevporf. deccsled. TO pre-
fsa, their accounts forfetlement; aud thofe Who
asud indebted. are deG'ed to make immediate
paynen'to
u. MELvILL. Exsassr.
fs-yes,s, Js~. s4tb. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

gOT,ED, That no peufoo be fuFered TO
fnokca pipe OF frear in any OF the arees OF
Newport, AFTER isOist. upon the penalty OF pay.
ing 6ne OF One Dollarj TO and for the nie OF the
Town. 10 be proiecuicd and recovered before
any or eiiher OF the Jufices Of the Peace in fsid
1'o~p. who are UquiIsd TO take cogn'lancc OF
the fame.
A tIue copy from the Records.
Waa.l,. JONATHAN ALMY, Toron CH.
Newport, asi Jan. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

NORFOLK, (Hiynis) Jan. >.
With regret we announce the lols
of the rchooner Polly and Peggy, of
Portfmouth, (virginia) from Antigua
to this port, laden with rum, fruit, &c.
commanded by the eldef fon of Mr..
George Beale of this Borough, who
with the ref Of the crew we are forry
TO add is loft. She went to pieces on
Currituck, near Knots Hand, on or
about the ooth ult. We learn that
90 or SO hhds. Of the rum has hoated
ahore, and two dead bodies, one fup-
pofed to be thar of the captain who
was very promifng young man and
much ellcemed by all his acquintance.
We alto learn, that there are
number of veiIels afhore to the fouth-
ward of Cape Henry.
In the gale ON Thurfday laif,
boat with negroes on board, upfet
off Patterfon's wharf, FIVE of them
were drowned, the other faved him.
feIf by clinging TO the boat.
Capt. WalGngham, in "a days
from Lifbon bound to Philadelphia,
put in here ye&erday. On the a5th
of Dec. Capt. w. fell in with the
crew of the fhip Pelican, Capt. Lewis,
(Io in number) who had Quilted that
fhip two days before in the long boat.
The Pelican was from Surrinam,
bound to Newport, Rhode-lilan
with Goals for ballaa, and foundered
In lat. 81, 40, long. 73, ao--ieveraI
of the crew are much froa- bitten.
In addition to the preceding, our
marine memoranda will be found tc
contain details of great diitrefs on the
coat, and We apprehend that yet fur.
iher and greater diitrefs has been fuf-
fered, for we do not recolled at any
period for many years pait, 70 much
bad weather as has been experienced
for the lalt 10 or ] 5 days.
The tsllosoing qa'ennnf Of Jobn Heatb.
EJq. one effbs Exeenive CoamiAor,
efKiyyinia, ppon the firth Of 4obetS
z0oyd, the aDsrfiOn aUas Originally
made, suiH fully dijaever THE over.
bearing and perseuting lpirif O
Judge chels, >>sbo is noap Hsaer i'm.
peacbmesf.
!" In May Sefion Of the Federal
Circuit court for the Middle difrid o.
Virginia, in 1900, held at the Capitol
in the city of Richmond, when Judge
B Chafe preGded-I viiited the Judge al
his Chambers, in the hou(e of Mr.
Crouch, on the fubjed of an injunc'
ton, for Mr.. Gordon VS.. Mr.. Smith
of Baltimore; and during converfa.
ton with the Judge on this fubje6t.
Mr.. David M. Randolph, the Mar
fhal of Virginia al that time, itept in
with paper in his hand. The Judge
inffantly accoGed him, by afking hin
what it was he had in his hand-Mr
Randolph replied, it was the panne
of the Petit Jurors fummoned for tn
trial of James I. Callendet.-Th
Judge then emphatically faid, +" hav'
you any of thofe people or creature
called democrats on that lit or pan
nel!'' Mr.. r. heftated for a mo
ment, and then replied: That he di'
not know; he had not made the dii
elimination, or words to that import
SC Then, fays the Judge, "look again
and if you have, itrike them all off.
TO this the fubfcriber will depole
JOHN HEATH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

-
Thar ferocious and dangerou ~
imal. the Cat 'omornf, now exit la -.
woods at Boxford, (MaT) an - ~
have been killed near Andover.
Inhabitants of the former tow
frequently in the late feaIon, 10. - -
ihsep, without being able to &C
for it; and feveral per(ons ha, .-..:
ported that they had feen in the ,
| fome animal of an ucommon ant ar.
rifying appearance, but without :,
citing much attention. Some I: tdtcy
laa month however, young take,
having occalion to go throuh lou. as !
part Of the woods, he took with h cir rr
his gun, merely charged for iquirr ,eithe,
in cafe he ihould chance TO fee DIARY r
As he was pai6ng on, his dog, perceil,ir;ne
ing fqpirrel at little diIiance, bty eve
gan to bark; but as the young ma,nob.
was going to the place TO ihoot him, ,sic.
he perceived large, long bodied, u,,
fierce looking annual, apparently of -
the cat kind, making towards him
He turned and ran, and winged with
terror, fprang upon the trunk of
fallen tree, which lay in flaming po-
htion lodged upon anorher, and which
he could fcarcely afcend in another
circumfance. He had got to about
fxteen feer from the ground, when
eating his eyes down, he beheld his
J enemy lut on the point of making
leap at him, which cauled him imme-
.. diately to jump to the ground, 70 that
/ each gained the others place at the
fame infant the young man then fud-
denly pIeiented his gun at the face of
the creature, and fired his fmall
& charge, but could not determine
ri whether it injured him; but he imme-
!. 9 diately fprang from the tree again,
: Gezed upon the pan, and with his
a enormous claws fcratchcd and tore
. the flock. 1t was fortunate for the
!. young men, thar be took the gun fct Z
= the Object Of hs vengeance; il un.
q doubtedly iavds 'hiy lifc3 he wreIted
: ii from him, surped and ran, and the
!, creature who al one bound migbthave
faltened his claws into his prey, did
not purfue him; this is attributed to
o his milling him al bis fri foring,
'f which is laid TO have the effect in
I. fome mealure to difconcert and dii.
e courage him. CSaiem Reg.
,f II fatal pratiss. ----Dr. Water
houfe, in one of his late college lee.
lures, itated an alarming fact, viz.
: that infances of depraved health had
increaied and were increaflug among
fcholars; and tha, there were more
heetical confunpiive complaints with-
x in three or tour years paa, than for
N N upwards Of faOvay years previous.
" The caule of this declining health be-
a. ing fought for, it was found to origi-
u. nate principally from an indolent or
e fsdentary habit brought On and contin-
!" ucd by the cuaom Of isoasisg jsgars.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

The Sac and Fox nations of In.
dams have ceded to the United States
a valuable country, with q front OF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24
CUSTOM HOUSE.

CUSiOM-HOOSE.
Da,ia .f Nssspsn, Jan. ,5.
EsTealp, FSsm
S,oop Fame, Brown, Ncwyork
Schoonrr Sally, Thornton, Eden,on
Do. Wiilian. Tryon. St. ChraoPhefs
CLIARtD,
Brig Hannah. Dayton. 81. Thomas
Schooner Con.metoc, Ball, Char.eaou.
Arrived on III. 10th inf. Ecbr. William. o'
Harturd, JcGsh Tpoo maiscf. i9 days trow
Ss. ChriAophers. Lef, st BsGsterre, tGuada.
Dec. as, fehr. Nancy, Smith, for Bottom. 20 fai
in ten days. Erie Supsel, Boiworth. OF Bottom
for Savsuhah; brig Sally, Vail, of New Haven.
to fail 10 two days for New-Yo,k. Left st ST.
Chraophcrs, Janoary ra. big Eliza, Of New
HAver, Eljsh Mix msRcr, 20 fail 10 days.
Jan. 10Th. IN Lar. 81, 80. i9rs. y. 80. ipokc the
brig Angcropia, ten Gays from Martinique, for
Ne~. York. Jan. 18th. 10 la. IS, lcag. "a,
:fpckc the brig Eliza. Edward Giiswoid mater,
i6 days from Mastiniqse, fos New. York.
Arrived ON Tuefdiy, fhip Charles and Hsf.
riot, Princes Clarke, psRer, IS days from she
l1e Of Msy--owsed by Sheidoo. RsgsIs & Co.
Daring the f,orm on weiucidsy cishs. 'bc
9th ina. the Packet hanccsk. Of Providence,
iron New Tohk, ~ish very vslusblc cargo. &
. ns,nbes Of Ls,iies and Gentlemen pafsngen---
ran spon the rock called Goofe. iasnd. aboss ~
mis Far of Ncw-H lighi-boofe. and three
Quarters Of mile West Of ofFs,klansl-lA lAand light
hoole, b;Ised end fpSk. We are happy TO add,
no lives we're IoA. Il is mentioned in New
Haven paper, that ose Of the psfFengcrs Ioa 4ooo
tiolian in bank bills. contained 10 HE srsnk Shch
lay uud.s quantity Of other anic!es in the fore
peak. Several other ssf;is ran upon she fame
not about the fame ,ime, sod received con6der-
sbsc injury. They were deceived in the diaancs
by the glazing Of ice which covered the light
hou!e knnsn.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

600 miles on the NliaiGppi. 1t &C,
,ains So.ooo fquare miles, and is eq
TO f,aoo, 900 acres. The treaty :
ding this territory. was Ggned az
Louis. the sd November
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
JAMES ELLIOT.

Mr.. Perkins has obtained leave to In
troduce into the legislature OF Delaware,
bill for the gradual abolition of slavery
within the state, whichprovides, that all
children born after the passing Of this
act shall be free, but to remain the SER
want of the owner of the mother until
twenty one years Of asc.-It provides
also for the registering by the recorder
of each county of all such children, and
for all slaves now in this state, and de-
csres that all not registered within six
months shall be deemed free.-It also
provides against the separation Of hus-
band and wife, or child under 4 years Of
age, from a parent, it ha, passed the
committee Of the whole House, and its
friends hope its final passage.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
From the Norwich True Republican.
ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.

On the 10th of June, 1906, there will
te total eclipse of the Sun, visible if
the air be clear. The darkness occasi>
cned bv this remarkable eclipse, will be
80 great, that if our atmosphere should
be free from clouds, the stars will an
doubtediy appear. -.
A total eclipse Of the sun is such a
rare phenomenon in the catalogue Of
eclipses, that there will not probably be
another of the kind, at the same place,
within ,he@period of the present genera
ton. We have therefore, for the graft
6cation OF such Of our readers a. delight
in contemplating the beauty of celestial
phenomenon, been at the trouble Of max
ing some calculations relative to the diff
ferent aspects and phases Of this great
eclipse. The calculations are made for
The meridian Of Norwich. in lat. Al, 81,
N. long. 70, -, w. of Greenwich, and
are as follows, viz.