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Portland gazette., 1805-05-06

ard my rctura vii Immediately pla him III the czcer
cite OF the dutes atehed that comma N which he
hss = gss1ty carried, and his coun' " generouay De-
flowed ha feel plcalure in leaving The Conllitution
undsr he command of thar officer .shof- enterprzinE
and manly conduct have often witns acd and hot- rnr
igs emncntly entitle him 70 handfome a command
The othsr commanders merit the h:eft eommendasns
fe, their prompt obedience orders on ali o1caGons
and icr the zeal fpfrit an4 judgement -hich hey diff
played 10 the tveral attacks the enemy chipping aud
oasries as we'll for the gencrs good order aud dfc
pl ne at all times obicrved board their reflective vcf
fes The ohcers Of The lquadron have conducted them
felses n mott gallant and h4ndfome manner nd the
conduct If the dfercnr fips companies has merted uv
warmc appreciation 6nec have had the honour to CON.
msnd .thsm.
Il affords much fatisfaeton to oberve that we have
neither had due nor courr martial ia the quadrOn ncc
we left the Unied States w -. l-
rott hncereiy regrs the ofs of gallant country
who have FAC rsd their ifves to the honour of the
iervicc, and that il hrs in nv power conaenr
with the ntere aed expectation couaty to ih-
crate capt BAiahrdgc and the unfortunate officers and
crew OF he Philadelphia. Be afTurcd Sir have inccf
family endsaVourec to efe tins deirabc oEie. have
doabt bur my fucceGor wi be aisle efca the,r re-
ea:, and eitab ilhpeace lch viii IchcA The
highet honour on himfef and his couutry.
September y arrived Malta with the detained
Or ek vefeis We experienced very bad weather but
had the fatsfaoa learn that the bombs ana gun bos
haa arrived tafe at Syrscue the 9Th nt wthnut acc
denE. Each Of the Tripoine gun boats which we have
captured has howzers abaft, and haadfome cap
per gun is her bow, which carrie, ao pound het 10
az feet long and weighs 6,6oO pound.
fiend you pian Of the "a barb rur Of Tripoi
with the dhPoftio" o rfqusdron, an1 the eneys a-
lila, At the time OF toe evera attacks with undry other
paPgs.
have the honor 10 Be with the higheft refpea,
Sir, HoGr moa ob=dicnr tervant,
I, EDWARD PREBLE.
United Gtaf-s fhip Confitu,on,
Malta HaI pour, Sept. IS, So4.
Houogyss'e Secretary or tie UAifaJ
Stafcs Nevs. W.cf.stos.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-06
RECENT OMISSIONS.
PEILaD. APRIL O

IL. o PErLAD. APRIL 9.
In the year 8o2 there were erected in this
city, 338 brick buildings. and % frame do in
in 1893, 2S3 brick do. and Io2 frames in
1894, 2o4 brick, and % frame. During this
period buildings for public wOrih;p have alto
been erected. In r7s3, there were 5000 houles.
and $4,000 inhabitants, at the prelent period
it is computed to contain 5000 houfes, aud
$4,000 people. rA~
Portland gazette., 1805-05-06
PROM rHg AURORA.

A cafe occurred yeferdAy before the circnis
court of fngUlar nature, we have. not yet OBJ
tanned precife fatenient, but the outline aP-
pears to be 70 this effect Money had been
drawn from the bank of Pennfylvania in the
name o.. the Marquis dc. Gaia Yrujo, ambaRador
from Spain. W he ambahldor ditcIaimed the
draft, and pronounced it .t0rgey. The preli-
dent of The bank adviftd fecrecy, and Judged
that the forgery mutt have originated with lonlc
perfon acquainted with the affairs Of the Mar
quis. Secrecy was obferved. Several weeks
afterwards another check, purporting TO be writ
ten oy the Marquis was Pretented and itopt,
and the fuiPicion fell upon MonGeur Labrara, the
feeretary of legation who was yoms baqU feizep
and committed to priion, and there has remain
ed feveral months as to the guile or inno-
cence of this. gentleman we know. nothing far-
ther; but it feemS ne applied fer. writ of Ha-
beas Corpas, and vas yeferday brought TO the
federal circu;t court. before Judges Wa6ingta1
and Peterj, and BY himfeIf or agent made fome
complaint or protef againit> his detention, as
contrary to the law Of nations ... .t
The court, however, did not conGder itlelf
Pofeiled of authority to interfere, and he was
. remanded TO prilon.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-06
BoSToN, APRIL 70.


The democrats, in November, compared their
then voteswith the gubeTnatoria ,ffrages in A3rI
preceding; and founded their grounds Of exI
ltatiOn the difference. Il is bad rHs 1ybir5
7UW n9t 4Uo,k BIB qoay5.-Iu NoOember lat, the
Federal ticket had 25,777 votes in the Stat,
md no more In AprI, 1t has already "a 900
and upwards and there are 80 towns, SIc..to
be heard from, making an increalc of federal
votes, in Gx months, nearly 9,ooo.-Csntinei
Thefe TRUTHS ought to be repeated II
Gov. STRONG, is re-ele6ed.- Therefore the
Executive of the STATE mutt continue Federal.
| I. TWEEN ~ ONE Federal SENAF FORS tat
ealt) are elected ;-Therefore The Senate for
the enfuing year muf. be Federal. Shall they
| De fpppowed? Do the people of M4dacbp etts
| 1eiiTc 70 prcferve the UNION s HAKHlONY
which has 70 hapoily prevailed in their Pubic
C9aleii5? If they dc, they will take efficient mea
fures, TO countera6t he wicked plots Of the def
pirate caucus jnntos 10 introduce Ditfera and Di-
! vjEsg into the Governments, and 70 innedr the
public bufiuefs of the ftsse The election Of the
Governor aud Senate proyethc Stale 10 be Fed
eral !; and j. the Commonwealth Of MoG4lbE-
Frs to BE- " controu!ed" by the arts of Aiha0ri-
lty? JCsTIcE EoyaLIrY, the Lpiri: and htter Of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-24
mo. 81

august 3, 1905
DEAR SIR have received your letter
requestlng 4 statement of what happened
betw IN you and MIR. Enoch NJ, Lycs 10
my presence at Pisca!awav, which III EDS
deavor 10 do as correctly rs possible. ~
was present in the room on the 4th of
July. when Mr.. Lyles called on YOU 10
know, if you had asserted thlogs dlsresPtt'
full of the ladies OF n particular neIghOr.
hood, as coming from him, you ans~:rd
in the Affirmative. and then asked No
Lyle.-i for his aushor-Mr. LyIes rshsd
10 give his author, and at the same HGs
said yorr assertion was false You lmm'
diA civ lett'your chair, aad wakad to !H
opposite side ofthe room (wh.re Nil LylS
was seated on a bed) ! believe win in'sH
ton to strike him, bat was prevented .
my in,erference---l then eypostuEatet VI"
both Of you and told you the imProPreP|
of fighting in that plsce, as you wolia a.
,urb tic ladies who were in the adJo'np5
room, and advised you to postpone y"
quarrel, until the day following, wneO 'as
could navel it settled-aErer reasoning VI"
you some time: YOU took your respe'"'If
seaes--iu few minutes tie su5Jsc' "
dispute was again broached, aaa -"
Lyles a secord time told you, your aS g..
ton was false,--Yeu again LETT your yuan
and attempted to strike Lyles, ln's"''J
a second time. and in separating you p',g
cd ~. Lyles GU the bed, myaitcn''oD W.
then taken UP In endeaeorlng 70 P'',s.
you from striking him waist IN 'lla' NV" ."l
ton, 10 the mean time ~Lyies got up ."
with stick or whip struck you '''"
times. 80.
The above / believe to be a true Ta "..
ment of what happened W'llia ~
present. ~ i
Lam SIR,
Your obt. servant, 49, ,,t1r,
(Sighed) Wn''' i'0
Mr.. joHs r. Bowie, jun.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-24
(No. 2 J

Piscataway, lst august. 1905.
Having been called on by Mr.. John F.
Bowie, jun. to attend him as his friend in
duel that was expected to take place, be-
tween him ard Mr.. Enoch NJ. Lyles, of
Alexandria--l did on the l2,h July, as
the friend of Mr.. Bowie, deliver to Mr..
Lyles challenge from Mr.. bowie, de.
nandlng satisfaction as gentleman for the
insult ne had received. The answer that
Mr.. Lyles made, at the time handed him
the challenge, was in the following words,
or others to the same effect: " AS YOU sir
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-24

| have bssa !. the bearer Of Mr. Bor;.,.
lenge, | will receive it, bu, vii, sSaL
cep' of it, to 6ehs Mr.. Bowie, IN ! ~ 1oi &C.
up my a.ind, before left Pises,s uaa mad:
TO Fight Mr.. Bowie, in case he sha",;' %
!enge me-" The reason assipn~@t east
Lyles. for not accepting of Mr.. ' b! n,
challenge, was. that he considr, .pS';'s
Bowie not to be a gentleman. In 49,. Az Nj.
which told Mr.. l.yles, tina, as w.F
cerned as the friend Of Mr.. Bowie Ia !. ''as
expec. him 10 be treated as a grn!Ism ,a'ai Z
also Informed MIR. Lyles, If he did a
cept the CHALLENGES, Mr.. Bowie wo, nv !. &C.
llsh him as coward. delivered ,b pu@
lenge to Mr.. Lyles, before he wac ~. .asi'
bed-eAfer breakfast We SEE Oh, to ~ OF
for Alexandria; in the course Of os s''a''
Mr. Lyles observed to me, tia, n M
Brooke. Che gentleman a. whose hon,. .a''
mad lodged the proceeding uigh,,) had ~
vised him to consult some of his fr;.,S
as to the propviety of his fighting M NJ
Bowie, and that he should consul, noa
Semmes of Alexandra and col. S,4wsr .'r VT
Maryland, and if those gentlemsn ,bon. I'
he ought to fight Mr.. Bowie, he worlJ
cept the challenge. buff they should q.
contrary opinion, he should no, fph, t. +
IL told Mr.. Lyles, that should nor, ."
town untikthe evening, and tha, wuup,.
ceive any further communication he bs,.
make-ln the evening I met Mr.. Lvl,;'
the street, and informed him wa, ,on,
toleave town, and wished to know vhsbs.
he intended to Egat Mr.. Bowie CT no. ~,
what was his final determination. Hem,
told rae he had consulted Dr., Semn,.
who had advised him not to accsn,L.
challenge, and that on Sunday ben |.
should go 10 Benedict, for the purpose n
consulting his brother, Mr.. Vim, L,le,
by whose opinion he should be directed
and that his determination should Be mad.
known to Mr.. Bowie, On the foll5vu,
Wednesday, which was the 17th--Mr
Lyles also observed, that | Nigh. iasm
Mr.. Bowie, that he was willing to do this,
that what he (Mr. Lyles) had said sboul
the ladies, should be out Of the question
and required no apology as it could no
for moment be supposed that he mean
to convey any improper meaning by suc
expressions, but that if Mr.. Bowie wovl
admit, or be satisfied, that, bis calling bih
Bowie liar and a rascal, originated from
passion, he, MIR, Lyles, was willing to re,
call what he had said about Mr. Bowie.
I do certify, that the foregolnSis acu
rect statement of the .ranacton, so fI
az | was concerned.
(Signed) MICH TANEY, jun
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-24
mo. IL


/. | certify, CHAT on the 10Th June last, Mr..
Enoch M. Lylss, aad Mr.. Francis Wise,
were at my house, and hat MIR. John +.
Bowie, jun. was with hem during part Of
the time they ssaid Shere;. thar whilst Mr..
Bowie was with them, happened to go
into the room 70 carry some wine or bran
sdy to them, and has heard Mr.. Bowie,
as was entering the room, address him
self TO lhemin language tothe falLowjng ef-
tect :-"Gentlemeu, lake notice, the ladies
you speak OF arc my acqlainsasces, & ishal
hold you accountable TO ne for what you
say respecting them.' The words used were
10 the above amount, but whether precisely
the same have used, wall cot be posi-
tlge--l letl the room and heard nothing
ct the conversation.
: Given under my hand this Sd day of
August, 1905.
(Sigaed) B. BOWLING.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-24

A rtipeet2ble numbti ot Ginzeas 81 Fairlaxcoun.
ty and Others, having me- at W,iccxon's ia.
vcrn, Fairfax .cosrl. nouSc, on Monday, the
Ioh Of Argaf, rSos, purtnant to an ad.
iournmcnr OF former meeting, to take into
conlitt alton the proprsy OF the establishment
OF 9RANcH OF the BANK of VIRGINIA, in
Gald nay, IA the vicinity of tic town Of
AlexanaT
THOMPSON Mason, Chairman.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-24
Thomson Mason, Chairman,
CHARTS Tyler, jun. Sfc'y.

THIS Meeting, being fully imprea.d wlh
the macy advantages to be derived from the e(-
tabIilhrnent Of 2 BANK in the vicinity of Alex.
andria-RejeiUsG, That it Is expediens to ap.
point committee to draft petition to the en-.
tGing legislature of ihis fate, praying for an en-
create OF the capital OF the Bank of Virginia,
and the eaabldhment OF Branch uf faid Bank
in that part OF Fairfax county, immediately ad.
iaeenI TO the town OF Alexandria.
kxjalves, That THOMPSON Mason, IoHN
T. RIcKErTs; RIcHARD NJ. Scorr, JAMES
H. BLAKE, JAMES Irwin, GsoRss GRAHAM,
and HUMPHREY PEAKE, or majority of them,
be committee tor fad purpofe, and ALTO COM
mittee of correspondence and arrangement; whole
duty It lhall be to circulate petitions and corref
pond wishfach characters in tie different counties,
aswil be likely to aid them IN this defrable OBJ.
jea.
RefolvtG, That the proceedings OF this Meet
ing be PGsliChed in the Alexandra newspapers.
THOMPSON MASON, Cbarman.
CHARLES TYLER. jun See1,
Aogu& o.. d.v
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-24

For .Sale-or to LII, u
THE DWELLING HOUSE "n''n I'D
occupy, on Roysl.frert. As Ian an 3 y
to remove. poaeldon may be had Inc cnns,TtTR
Auguf. IOShrH 'A ,ss
July II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-24
Spring Garden Theatre.
nfC..yrH N,,IlGH1@.

Tie pubtse are fstpse5}aty informed thai
edetaehmensof lhe Philadelphia COM
parry purpo}e opening The Spring
Garden fasatys for IL asghts.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-24
NEVER ACTED HERE.I
oh SATURDAY EVENING, viii be Prcfent
ed Celebrated COMEDY, called
The Soldiers Daughter.

Written by A. Chsrry, Of Orufy Lane, and aa.
Cd hr,4gnout rho United States with sari-
1'aigeS a63!asjS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21

T5ass jrigaie, captain Walker, pbitb
IL under orders to proceed ayitb fbs mon
ey TO Bengal On account Of fbe Eat2 India
Conpany.-Ose bandted and ninefyJs-
yen fb0uyand psunds in defiars for Nal
IA. qObieb acre embarked on beard THE
Nslpomenf jrig0fe, haze been removed
b the Royal Sovereign of 100 gxns,
Capt. Conn. Sbs s0iH fail in a Jrs0
dayI. Ard one bundn'dsnd j9fy chefs
Of sollSrs acre Jbippsd fbis morning on
board f6s Defiance Of 81 gzns, Captain
Dunbar, r0bieb IS ordered TO jain Lord
NfJon's fleet.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21
N E w P o K T,
1huyjday, Nov. ai, 1905.

Tar federal editcss, in their late condre
= towards Mr., Jefsdon, relative 70 the celebrat-
ed letseeof Thonn Toeners have d,fplsyed their
eas<ss ard b'syfy, in moa onequivocsl and
confpicuoss maaner. A fhor recspi,uls,ioo Of
fome of the moi inpofsaot fses In this affair
viii ksve TO 6t the chs,eteu and conduit Of
fome Of the hsA-ixg fedefAliRs, in clear point
ef visw. 20 -
Qua fesder viii pleaf. TO recollea that
fons tine lsa fommes pompous and declams-
tory letter. frsuehs with evident msrks Of iss
es'ag the Psodotiio. Of P'ejudiced and die
~HSssst mind and coutaining the fouIe
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21

THAT they fpve opened their ScHooE. sa,
4 -Claske- Street. ecsr Waihing,on lsqasc,
lsse the ss6depee Of Mr.. R,iis~ Rsdsss---
Where youth viii b. carefully saushs Re.diis
srsmmsticsils, Wsifing. CypheHag. Gcogrs-
ply Book Keeping. By 6neI- aod dosble sn,.
", Ac.--Tso5s who may iasssa them wi,h
their ehilAsea. may depena onthe Rr'esea a..
sensios. bsipe psid 10 their nossIs aod manner
q behasics. slioun Of Toi,ion from 9 70 ! :
O'Clock h ere ~ossiSss ard from 70 S IN she
afsrtno.a-NIhe Eysning School from 6to 3
o'esssk. For fsrthef par,ieslss aPply q the
Sc sni. Room.
- The LATIN and CRssK LaDsussrs.
will be taught 4, ,hofe who xiih is. -
Newpost, Nov. Al. 1907.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21
VIII be Soda Aua,o,,.

Tor the beoe6t of the Underwriters. ON
l. Wednesday the nth day of December, next,
the Schooner NJ onongahela Farmer, NOE ky-
ing At Bsuon's Wbsyf- ,,bOrthep } 90 and halt
tons. scus years old. with all her tackle. a.
per. inventory, which may bs feen as Sssxst
& Jsldxa Lsb<x's Auction Room. s-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21
LONDON, SEPT. al.

LONDON, Sept, al. u
IL is Rafsd in an eVening paper, that
ss )aop as a aJandiOn. baK Rave taken
place bsfs0esn tie RHNm and Aafrian
hrmiss, a nianjtsfO sOiA BE- pabLjbsd on
tbs part effbs Armsd Neatrahy, as fbe
alliance 6sta0sen THE fsOo imperial Courts
is denomina.sd. The joiiczcing are giV-
en- as fbs conditions apon sobieb Ag)fria
and RuNa s0iN content, and procure the
content Of England, tOa general paeifea-
tom
'T Erance is to evHeuate all BAY,
Piedmont, SyifzsrIand, and Holland,
into ztbicb, az zoeH as Germany, no.
Frencb troops are upoa any pretexf TO
penetrate. Tbs efshfvs and dete.fvs
treaty bstqUssn Frame and Span Of
1896, Is to be diOSiUed, and tbs faffer
kingdom as aOsH as Portugal, isto bave
its indepsndsnee rs/a0red-Ibe left bank
oftbe Rhine, and The Aips and Pyresses,
are to be the boundaries Of fbs french
empire, 4Oticb cannot for the future, be
pa6fdin time efpeaee aoitbout being con
Edered BY fbe Arnled Neutrality as a de.
elaratien Of qear. Tbs po7oers forming
the armed neutrality, and the future
league Of fpaejftafiOn, are belfdes Rngfa
and Auaria, to eonyM Of England, Tar
key, Denmark, Sa0sden, SaxOny, Naples,
Sardinia, Lombardy, Etrnria,Spain and
Portugal, Piedmont is to be ref0red to
tbe King Of Sardinia /; Lombardy, aViib
Parma and Piaeenxa, are to be eret1ed
into an Independent Kingdom in favor Of
tbseider branch Of the Bsarbn family.
Upon fbeie eondifions all the confederate
PRIMER are to acknowledge B0naparte as
Emperor of the Frsaek and tnglaud Is
to re9ore Malta to fbs Order ; RnJfd
.piA evaeuafe the Jsven jqands, and, as
s0eK as fbe otPer aafes, rsfpsd tile in
dependence and guarantee The integrity
gfkbe Turki6 empire.
Bonaparte abIoiafey rs,ujss, TO b.
varia, Wertsmberyb and HeGs Darn.
Radt, the permi6Ton to remain neutral.
Hs iggfi that they @aa be treated BY
France as enemifs, fire, -3ss to Jen
bin. He bar already pm all tbir
arms, artillery, ammunition, and other
flores for zvar, under regulation. /.
Certain intelligence bas been reesiv-
ed, that fbe Eeneb eqaeuafed LINEN
burgb and Loxenburgb, and thai Tie
left bank efibe Eibs is entirely denxdtd
of French troops.
Reporff are fiN eonfradidory.s ref
peding the deRisafion of THE. armament
nol0f fitting out in the Doom. In taa,
one sftbs obet7s in fitting out is, that its
real defamation being kept a )seref tie en-
emy may bsmors diaraded inJsftling fbs
dJaributi0s gifts jorees. "a =
IS. The expedition qObieb failed lafsi
from Cork, eon6aing Of ftbrss @ips effbe
line, bsyGdts frig0tes, 10 or 20 India
man, and jsveral fraaports, amounting
10 70 /ail, baving on board ? or 5000
troops, Under the eommanI of Gen.
Baird, defined againa the Cape Of Good
Hop and az Joon as pg0s0ioa is obtain
cd offbaf place, the expedition ssiN pro-
eeed againa fbe M Of France. !
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21
a LIST

OF perions, reprefeotios ,hemieIves TO be Am
|, eticsu Sespsro, impreiied ard detained in CHG
Rsitih fervice for want Of docsmenss 20
prove their citizenfhip. Az the fcfnnes plac
&c of seGdence Of iheie msn are snkno~n st
she Deparment Of S,ass. thrir iriends are ir
shs maaoer, requtaed 20 proesre proof OF
heir sisizeofhip. With deseripsions Of their
perfo4. and forward the fame to the Secset.
cry of Sssse, ID order thst proper spPlicatior
sssy be nsts Sos their difchuse.
JoAa M'Cnssll Jofeph M'keddss
Hsnu NilEams ksshaaiel TslnAa
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21

jaAies. every perfon i able to sOries the slcrii-
ous eifctas which IL would naturally produce.
The pieadings wonld then Rand IN the'foIlow-
ing order: The plaintiff would ss fra exhibit
his declaration, thesein Hasiag his demands or
accuistions ssaina the defendant !; aod the
Cont would then call upon the defendant %
prove the charges contained 10 the pianriff's de-
he had called ono fss Of witneiiss. and proved
the unruth OF the charges which Had been
Brought sgsiaR him. he would be reqsired 20
prodace an aksr fet OF wirneaefs. 10 prove the
fame things over again. which he hsd proved
by his fra witneiIss And he might proceed in
rhh way. 10 in6nisom. What an excellent Plaa
fsr discovering truth this would be
I'VE viii beitow few more ~osds upoa
Mf. Toraer and ha s5sns. Ia our aext.) ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21
To be Sad at Public Autlion,

I'm TUESDAY the 10th inf the Sehoon-
" or BErSEY, Bartheo Ioa 1 Tom. lays
ing at Capt. Ward's Wharf. Condition made
kaowa ., time and place Of Sale.
SAML 81 JOSHUA LOPEZ, Asers
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21
ADo, TIE
Brig 20 LII Y,

100 Tons baa,hen. Jingle deck. long quar,es-
dsek--Win how roo hogihesds---in eompletc
osder for iea. Apply to =.
!. CONSTANT TABER, a y
WILLIAM GARDNER.
Newport, Nov. 10. isoy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-21
Far Salss Freight, or Charter, fbs brig
A @ EN- O r IA,

DURTHEN about so Toss. fsgle deck,
~ deep wsie, in conplcse order Cor fts--
viii &ow a7o OF $50 hostheads We'll calcsla-
ted for kock OF lumber.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
TO BE SOLD.

A ND poa,i.on given the as'h March 1896,
IA FArM. ve,y Plcsian.iy fi,usted in
South K,us loRa, twelve mile, from CarGneI's
Ferry. aznd un. mite foun OF thc poft road,
leading to Ne" London, and yearly the iame
diaacce from sh- iea, where thc nlauorc it sf-
fotds can sadly be cbtained in any quantity
containing 10 acres good !asd, propor,ioaed M
70 mestoS. paaurc. snd tiilage, we'll wstered
and feaced. with a two aory Dwelling Houte,
garden, we'll OF good water, barn, Glib, cheele-
hou!e Ssc. thereon. ant al orchard OF choice en-
Sraf.ed i,sa /: Ana, a corr mill 10 complete
pair. on good it,esm Of wst-r. with good
fharc ofccAom, where abe Tanning and Cloth
ief's buiiacis may be carried on 10 advantage
Alto, Lot Of 46IE acres. covered with young
and Shrissy wood, fix for immso late ufe, about
one mile from the hoofe-fix loads in day can
be brought TO the door. The condition, will
be made esfy and convenient 10 tie pprchafcr.
Apply TO EDWARD or THO. c. HAZhRD
on the premiits.
South. Kinghowp, Sept. I6.
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FOR SALE,

" BY h5s Satjt,'b,--No. 3. Ps2ay's Wb1E
100 HhdS. good retailing Molafes,
100 Hhd. n. Ensiand Run,
400 bUihci, TaGks Hand Salt,
so oarse!s Beet. I
go do. Pork, : f"'
A tew Hhda. Wea- inG,a Rum,
Oas Hhd. Honey,
Sugsi--Cofee & Flour. by the iinall quau,iry,
Bost. Oan and Sweeps. ALs,
a freood hand Aoehor, we4 hing abosi 90 los,
Two pair OF ccmpodtios Nulu * screws.
weighing AID, ai 1000 lb,. very .a.uabse--which
formerly belonged 10 darn LspsS's SpeImacssi
Worka.
Aiia, q fsa fAiliSg Schooner, Of Io7 tons,
about years old and veil found. with cables,
anshoTs and rigging, now lying at iaid Wharf
where msy be had Storage .or ali hind, Of
Goods, in excellent Stores, warranted clear from
the higo tidea. JAMES PERRY.
keeUto,f, Sept. az.
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NOTICE Is ht,eky givtn 10 be C,daoy, sf
l v sb. sFaft Of George Reynolds. jan Of jea-
Af6an. late ef Ns,lb. RisssaSva. m~riaev, se-
eeg6S. tbat TIE Hoa. Csari OF P,sbsfr Of ibe
f0um gf No,ad- Ktsspervn, bevs allssUsS ibe~ SIX
nres'ss fvsn fbi' S0,s 10 esbi5h ibeD Slam a.
g0hf (a,l 19Ate. to fbe Eadt,kgxrd Csmmg5sns'i.
av5S qsW yrteI0r be (6st ar f5eir ,sirel7iUe
dzsrllisgi, al cry time soi,bis fail h,m. 10
claim eoHl Be yefeivrd milf presrrl ea,aed.
JONATHAN REYNOLDS, I CexmiJ.
TANNER REYNOLDS, ! yhssrt.
ill ftosn iSasbftd 10 Eaid ,Q9ts. e,e re-
sasssds n1ks iam>di0ft bdymsU 70
SAMUEL CARTER, A&uisj9,aisr.
y North. Xingaown, ca. 18th, 1905.
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NOTICE j. hereby given, thEt .he fubie,ib-
IN era. Executors 10 the iaft VIII add 10fs-
meh OF JAIN Ha61csA, late Of Newport. in the
State Of Rhode. llsnd. Merchant, deceafed !;
have taken upon thcrniclvc, that trsff., ard Civ
en bonds at the isw diieeh :--And all pcrfoos
having demands upon the efia,e Of the f;id John
H4dsoea. deceS.sd, arc rcquetcd 10 cxhibi, the
fame aud all cfioos indebted 70 tie faid cfla,e,
arc called upon 20 make pay st,cut TO
ELIZABETH HADWEN, Exre'x.
BENJAMIN HADWEN, Exse',.
N>~bsyt. 10Th Of 10Th Mo. 1904. q,