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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-10
DROWN SUGAR of

RROWN SUGAR Of
- hyperion quality,
Ditto ditto fecond ditto.
Bei Greeu Coffee,
Salt in Sacks,
Molaiirs and Treacle,
Picked Salmon,
Scotch Barley,
MADEIRA, Fort, Sherry &
Malsssa Wine,
Fre'h Mufcatel Ra;Gns &
Currants,
Soft sheiled Almonds,
Copperas,
Saltpetre,
Engliih + F Cunpowder,
Patent Shot, well al1orted,
Hibbert's Brown Stout
and Porter,
Bet SPanifh Segars,
Caldwell, Frafure 81 Co.'S
Surerfinc Chocolate,
New York Candles and
Soap,
spermacetti Candles,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-10

FOR BOSTON,

y7EL The Schooner MARY ANN IT.
eSI153SSe ~ Lpse, Mater, will fail in fix days
ssr = ~ For freight pqilage apply as above
S-----' = 1855 OCtopcr IT, 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-10
October 10.

HENRY HoVEY, HIS FOR sale,
Is Bales INDIA GOODS, viz.
A LIABAD Emerties, Mammoody,,
"a Now Sannas, Gurrals.
Jannah Sannas, ella ft,rkfs & Ch..l.
ALSO
ia Pipes Hollands Gin, 90 ar. c,n-. G W..
10 Boxes by 10, 60 90. 90 hoy. CLc.oI.,a
Ky py - WINDOW GIa.s' pipes Old Coguiae
SO lbs. Np,n,egs, 90 crates S,ors W..
so gro. Playing Cards, so caf,s iin,s "1'''
so boxes Cotton & Wool 10 c,g,, WI, ~,
Cards, 30 hove CO.. ~: ~
30 bags Pepper, 500 lbs. refined stI, p,
80 Hhds. . Northern ire. and
9o bpia' ) Ram, A frerh aiIortment Of
10 Hhds Antigua Rum, Shoes.
SO Hhds Brown Sugar,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-10
MARRED.

On 25th Ian month, MIR. JouN BRoww, IT, to
Mis- MARIA CorLAND, both of this city.
On the 9th, CHAPMAN JoHNsoN Efq of Staun-
ton, to Nlils MARIANNE NIcHoLsoE Of thi, civ.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-10

BOOTS, SH0BS, HITS, Gc.
q OR SALE, It Samuel Bsrrct,'s Shoe Store FRA
door below the Eagle--A General Afor,,-1n,
Of 7dies Shoes, Gentlemen's Boots, Hats. &c.
~ SAMUEL. CANTERBURY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-10

On the III inn Mrs. SoyaJ S0ziib. the am;,ble
and much lamented wife of Geo. VIM. Smith, Efu.
Of this city.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-10

HE iaoicTber beg. leave to inform thofe ladie,
ahd gentlemen who have done him the honor
=" t1f - him, hat ;hsir portraits are now fnined
an I''aY .'r 'elirery. Ash,s engagement, REQUIRE
80" . h"u'a noiitively leave til, city IT, d few days,
nag % Fequst 1t as favor that they may be lent
ioT without delay.
T. SULLY.
Ooiofer 10. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-10
NETWORK. on. 2

Capt Ldlie, who was fent by Miranda 10
Jamaica TO folicit aihitance from the Governor
of that illand, failed from Port-Roya, ON the
Gath Auguft in the Ferret brig, having been un-
iucceistu in his application.
Letters are received in town which mention,
that Miranda was fill at Aruba, exerciling his
men and ifuing procamatons.
Mranda.-By the brig Sally, capt Pratt,
who arrived this morning from Nontego Bay,
we have received file of Jamaica papers TO the
9TH OF Sept. The Stork of Is guns, the Schoon.
er Flying Filth of u guns, and the Pike of S
guns are laid to have failed for Co,o, to aid
Miranda. The latelt paper contains a procls.
nation OF Miranda, which we have not time
10 give thiS evening. Gam. IIu.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-10
For SALE

r-- fOK SALE,
'WO Half Acre LOTS, On the Main.nre., IN.
mediateiy opPoGte Mr.. John Grahan,'s, being
nan OF Alexander Quarters fquare. Anyperfon in ,
tned to purchaie any part of this properly may be
accommodated with any number Of feet required
he terms OF tale will be half ,alh the balance in
SO & 9 months; good negotiable notes endorred.
Of any authenticated claims again the aiG Quarter,
will be taken in payment.
THOMAS NORVELL.
OGGber 10. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-10

Bar Iron, German. Craw-
ley's * Differed Steel.
Antigua & j. haica Rum,
Very Old Antigua Rum,
Holland Gin,
Cogniae Brandy, of very
hyperion quality,
Race Ginger, Pepper,
PImento, Nu,ni.gs,
Mace, Cloves * Civ.
Ramon,
Freh London MuGard;
in fn'ail boxes,
Be0 Flotant Indigo and
Fig Blue. Of fuperiur
quality, in boxes OF
2oibs. each.
Freih CaPers, Oil, &c.
Freih Gunpowder,
Tea III Gamblers,
Ditto By the barrel.
Young fiyfon do. of tn.
hrA quality,
n. England & Bullok's
Cleele.
m L. LESUrUR,
[. SAUNDERS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-10

On Fueiday lae, the Fairfield Races commenced
The tlrlt days race for the Richmond Tocky Club
Purie, of 500 dolls. was won by Mr. Tayloe's horfe
To? Gallant--Aarted by MIR. Mormley
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
Negroes for Sale.

RY virtue of deed oftrust executed to the
- subscriber by Richardson Harris, to Sc
cure the payment of debt therein men
toned, due from said Harris to the estate
of Thomas Bryers, dec. will be SOLD, to
the highest bidder, for ready money, at the
house of Haley Cole, near the Coal mines
in the county of Chesterfield, on Thursday
the first of January, HOY, the following
SLAVES, viz. Charles, Phiilis and Annaky,
or so many thereof as will be sufficient to
satisfy the debt mentioned in the said deed
of trust. The above named Charles is an
excellent Waterman, about SO years of age ;
Phillis and Annaky are under 81.
WILLIAM TRABUE, Trustee.
Dec. IL, 1906. ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

INHEREAS some time past, purcha-
w sed a piece ofland in Goochland coun-
ty, of one William Lowell, for which gave
him two bonds, one for eighteen pounds,
payable the 25th day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, the o.
tier bond for 81 pounds, payable the 18th
of December, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, and rs the said Lowell has gone
away without making me right to the said
land agreeable to bargain, do forewarn all
person or persons in trading for the above
mentioned bonds, as l do not inte.d to pay
them unless get a right agreeable to bar
gain.
WIN. SHEPP ARD.
9th November, 1906 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
w. HAlG n T,
Upholsterey and PAPER
HANGER,
THON NEW-YORK

d RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabi-
IN tants OF Richmond and its vicinity, that
he has taken n house in the main-strees
merry opposite the Old City Tavern, where
he has for Sale, large and elegant assort-
ment of the following upholstering articles,
viz. 5000 pieces Of French. English, Dutch
and American Papcr-hangings, with elegant
BORDERS to suit; Fringes, Tossels, Cords,
Bed-laces and C,trtain-bindings of dif-
ferent colors and qualities Sophas, Set
tees, Easy-chairs Flair, Moss and Flock
Mattresses; likewise, large and fashion
abb, assortment of Ha.dHOGfN-T FUR
sRII'URE, made By the best and most ap-
proved workmen in New-York, viz. Side
boards, BedZsteads of different kinds, Din
Vegetables. with and without ends; Card
tables, Portable Desks, Sattin-wood ladies'
Iwriting-tables, Foot-stools, Wash-hand-
stands, Buffers trays, Secretaries with and
without Book eases, Lettcr-cascs with ta-
bles, Knife boxes and Music leases, with a
number OF other articles too tedious to men
ton.
Bed and Window Curtains made in the
most fashionable STYLE.
w. HA1GHT, hatters himself that hi:
knowledge in the above business, and the
Constant supplies which he shall receive,
will entitle him to the patronage of ge-
.nerous public.
All The above articles will be disposed
of on the lowest terms, for cash or negoti-
able notes.
Live Geese Feathers, and Horse-hair,
bought and sold.
Richmond, November Cd, 1906. w9n
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72nrsday, Decemger 11tl. 1ao6.

IhHr8day, Decem0er l1N, 1905.
An engrossed bill, For dividing the
county Of Amherst" was read third tue,
and passed--Ayes 10t-Noes IS.
An engrossed, bill, Concerning the at
tendance ofwitnesses in the inferior courts,r
was read third, and passed
An engrosscd bill, gathering the court
day of Caroline county," was read a tnird
time, aud passsd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
Thirty Dollars Reward.

INSERTED from this place, on the 18th
A. inst. JAMES LOWNES, a soldier of
the public guard, about 90 years of age,
live feet or inches high, fair complex
ION, with red hair and large whiskers, with
blue eyes. 1T is unknown where he will go,
as he is very fond of spirits. Any person
taking up said descrter and bringing him
TO this place, and delivering him to me, or
either of the officers of the said guard, shall
receive the above reward
ALEX. QUARRIER, C. p. CT
N. Is. All masters of vessels are for
warned from carrying him out of this place.
A. Q.
Richmond, Nov. 18th, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
HSTLL BE SOTD.

To The highest bidder, for cash, at .Nezo-
Kent Courthotlse, on the 1914 Of Janu-
ary merit, by virsue eta deed ettrust from
Benedict Crumh, c.recnted 10 me 20 secure
me Payment IF sun Of money due to
Robert Christian, Sphich has been transfer
red Thomas Claiborne, ne I,R.dCT of
LAND zvhereon IRE said Crunah noqv
tues, containing 6u estimation 376 acres,
adjoining the lands Of John adams, James
Davis, Francis Ferguson and others
.Hlso, the T'R.ACT IF LIND qvhereon
ne said Crumh'S Mil stands, including
said mil, containing by estimation, 34a a.
cres, and 5ounded By HE lands Of .John
Uo4diH, dec. EdSpin Poinderter and o.
Mers.-Like7Vise The .tailozvzng SL.AVES,
pfz. Rachel and her t4vo children Ed
mnnG and George, Charlotte, Judith, Da-
rid, Jenny and Violes, or so mach ofsaid
froi.ierty as mil be sufficient 10 discharge
the debt mentioned IN the deed.
The TRUSTEE.
Dee. IS, 1906. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

7 DESIGN the ensuing year. with the aid Of
qualified teacher, 10 aueupt the Tuition of
Is Females--Crar1mar, Geography & Arithme
tic will be taught Siria attention will also be
paid to the composition Of the Scholars, nor will
theirmorals be neglected. The price will be r. %
each scholar finding her own bed--I.6ih of the
price TO be paid in advance
G>rard Banks.
Coochland 9th Sept 1906. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
no I IE T..

pY virtue Of deed OF trust, parcel of
~ choice NEGROES consisting of ten
Men, that have been accustomed to live in
the upper country, and rs likely as any in
the commonwealth, will be offered for Sale
To the highest bidder, to satisfy debt due
Carter Page, esq. BY the Mcssieurs Dcanc's,
at Cumberland courthouse, on Monday the
Goth of January next, (oeing court dav j a
credit of twelve months will be allowed, the
purchasers giving bond and approved sccu-
rity. 1t is agreed by the parties that the
subscriber shall act for the trustee.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Jr.
Nov. II, 1906. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
N O T / c. E.
SEEE

+ FOREyVARN all persons from purcha-
II sing two tickets in the New York State
Lottery, No. 5, for the,promotion of Litera
tnre and other purposes. The Nos. of those
tickets are 1888 and 22361 purchased by
me from Msssrs. G.. and X. Waite, of New
York, and were RENTED me per pest by
them, as NAV be seen by the following lat
ter from them to meas the said tickcts
have not vet come to hand have thought pro-
per to publish them---It is presumed that no
person will purchase OF. apply for the pri-
yes (should they draw any as no doubt ,e-
very necessary precaution will Is made se
of by the managers to secure them to the
real owner.
WIN. MITCHELL.
Richmond, Nov. %, 1906, wat
.Nev York, September so, 1906.
Ma. WIZ. MITCHELL,
SIR,
ABOUT 10 days since we fop-
warded you two tickets in the ensuing lot
terry No. 1928 and 22361, both Of which we
are still in hopes will come safe to hand,
81 not please inform us
Yours, SIC.
G. s. r. WAITE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19

" DIScoYRRIES or LEBJS hND MS PR
q'r Nv IoUIsTlNA."
a fresh supply Of the above interesting
work is just received and for sale at this
Office.
October IS. if
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
advertisement.

A LIST Of % H2gsheads Of TO BIC
IA co, which haze been defosited in
&ockoe Warehouse oUcr t7co years. They
nil therefore be sold az .HtrH Renrco
court meet, jfnot claimed bsfore that time J
yiz i:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
l.. WERco

MERCHANT TAYLOR.
REGs leave toi'f6rm his friends and the
fiubfc in general, that he has just receiA
red atarge suthiy Of CLo1Hs, CASHIERS,
SwANsDoRNs, and SILK S1ocKINGs,
7ohieh he nozo offers for sale at reduced
fsriees. III
Richmond, Dec Is. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber being anxious to remove
to the western country, will sell on very
moderate terms, two valuable tracts of
LAND, lying in the county of Halifax, one
tract lying on Dan river, eight miles above
lrvine's ferry, containing about $40 acres,
80 of whicfRre Low Grounds of the best
quality, witfeonvenient houses for the &C.
commodation ola family. Also tract on
Birch's creek, containing no acres, with
honses fit only for negroes and an overseer
Each plantation has cleared land sufficient
to work or hands to advantage.
CHARLES BARKER.
Dec. 10, 1906. St.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-19
at.

Consisting of a variety of useful and fashi-
enable articles, to wit:
Irish Linens, Flanders Shectings, O5na-
burgs, Hessian's Long-Lawns; Linen and
Cotton Cambricks /; Superhnc and second
Broad Cloths and CASHIERS Blankets,
Coatings and Flannels; Benpett's & Fan
CIV Cords and Velvets; Swans Downs and
.Mole-skins rich fgur'd Satins Silver
Muslins Sarcenc;s; Italian Lutestrings !;
Cotton and Silk Chambrays of very hand
some patterns; few Silk Pelisscs, Gloves
and Hosiery elegant Plumcs; Wreaths
and fancy Head tournaments hadsome
assortment of Ribbons Table Cloths and
Napkins in sets; 81 "A * 10-4 Diapers :;
few sets OF China in boxes of 40 pieces :;
sets of Cut-Giass Decanters, Wine s. Tum-
blers G)ass-Bowls, Spice-Bottles, Hall
Lamps, sc. sc.
They have on hand and will continue to
keep. as usual, complete assortment of
DUTCH BOLT'ITG CLOTHS.
Those who buy with cash will be allowed n
very liberal discount which will be INCREASED
according to the augmentation ofthc amount
of their purchase at am one time. On sums
Of consequence, credit, ifreguired, will be
given Of three to six months the purcha-
ser giving approved negotiable paper.
Richmond, 9th Dec 1906 tf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-10
From the Baltimore Federal Gazette.


Ia well nsis:sn essay GA tbs subises OF
Fssce or War, Published 10 she Losdoa
@oralng Post OF sra 18th Of August, sc
find the following obssryaticns on ,ns in,-
EoTssacs 81 nc srAds to Sansn Anesica,
snd on The expedition Of Miranda
Bonapssse aow holding, dirsctly or in
directly, aoss of the keys of the Europesu
markets. British ministers, eadowed With
due foresight aad judgasss, shasa have
seen sha irperious necessity OF opssine
nesv markets 10 car staple manufactures in
the three remaining Quarters Of tbs globe.
South 4 merics, ffoa, shs Niexicsn gujph
70 cape Hora, is the rich cortissns shey
should have enaneisated snd rendered ia
dependent; at leas. the Spa1ish aad pria.
ci2al part, together with the Contiguous
French and Dutch coloaca. If this BE-
no, done bsfore the signature of asy treaty
with France. the glorious opportunity will
perhaps be forever los, TO Va. have has
good opportunity to know, that Mr.. pi.s
few years before his death, ssw and &C.
.knowledged the necessity of s,rikirg this
blow. and was so'lcisous to obtain au,hen-
TIC information respecting she best mods Of
executing il.
A free intercourse with South Arse,
RIGA would furnish a copious streana of
fresh supplies for prosecuting the war! it
would sshsist the army and navy sent TO as
els, It's emancipation ; il would open new
and lucrative market both for exports aud
imports 10 our staple manufactures, to COT.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-16

fTFron1 New York.
IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING m.
TELLIGENCEll
We Hop the Prcis. to announcc ths following
Important Intelligence, jOa received from
STRASBURCH, Nsu. -
"The city of Vienna hasiult opened
its gates for the frlt time to a yicto.
rious army. This glory was referved
for Frenchmen. Our troops have
entered it. An extraordinary courier
who arrived here lat night brought
this intelligence, but at his letting our
the emperor had not arrived there.
He was, however, immediately expec-
ted to make his folemn entry into that
capital, and afterwards repair to Mu.
Mich, where congrefs is to be OPEN
ed for the re-eltabliihment of peace,
overtures for which have already been
made. 1t is confidently aGerted that
the king of Pruilia will employ his
mediation, and thar count Hongwitz.
who was lately at Vienna, will repair
tor this purpole to Munich"
We have copied the above article from the
New York Mercantile Advertiser of yelfcrday
morning; and doubt NOT OF its truth. Altho
IL does not appear to he official. yet the fame
paper contains feveral French Army Bulletins.
which fate that the French were on the point
OF entering thar city. The lsa of theic bullet
ins Is dated Ieth Nov. The date of the above
article Is therefore days lsscf. Thefe Bulletins
together with an account of the operations of
the Army Of Italy. 10y which il appears thar the
French itill continue 10 he yittorioas in that
qusrsct) and the article which We have here ex-
trattec, wesc hrh copied INTO the Norfolk
Pubiic Ledger from the Moniieur and other Pa
ris papers. brought there by Capt. Gordon, in
the ihiP Highland Mary. in IS days fron Bour-
deaux. Want OF time and room, prevents our
making any further extracts at prelcnt.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-16
CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER
.HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Csshnas< From orr ise.]

M. NabsJss obisrved thar the principal OBJ
jrttiou made 90 the Tefolusioa he had offered was
that the COMMITTEE of Ways and Means were
not bound to iuvsaigste the fubjett, ard fabmit
to ite Hooie the refult of their inveaigasion.
Some gentlemen think Is neceiIary that inaruc-
tions mould be given by the committee TO in
fore fuch an investigation. MIR. Nieholfou
faid that he had kaown irhsrces within the
courfe Of the fix psa yesn in which fabjsti
sppsrently Gmpe had procured volumsiou'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-16
Il PARODY.
LINES ON THE APE.

Whatever be his Gzc or fhapc.
| call that animal an Ape.
Who fills tas Lsxa docs rhe nieht)
His SgIfy uisz. with bo,ysqv'I krbfs
And then TO prove his g,ss~<isf claim,
To GsNIus, MAR, SsNss, and FAMs,
Spoau forh lone rich inAruttiye thought. .
Which Ger and Ger he had been rasgbf.
Were this creature to dcfctibc,
J ihould pourtray ALL things beGde,
Bccsusc what'er has been created,
Has of by him been imisused:
III therefore o'ef defcriptiop jump.
And here difplsy him In sbs Imp.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-16
Me- w
Observation-Disclosures.
THURsDAY-JANUAkY ,6.

.
Sbpqoneet--We learn by boat from Block
lland, thar lsR Thuriday Morning between
and 4 o'clock the 1oop Baltimore, Capt. Finch.
Of this Town, was branded IN a Inow.aorsn.
apon the csficrly part of thar Inand. She was
On her home~ard-boond psfsge from 81 Dom
ingo TO this port. loaded principally with fvaic.
As the beach on which fhc was driven is fandy,
and clear Of rocks, ihe docs NOT appcsr to have
fuazipcd much damage il il therefore probable
ais viii be gor off without any comfortable lofi
10 the owners. We underfand fhe belongs "a
MeGra Jshn and Henry Cahoone OF this town.
We alto learn by the fame boat. thar isft FRI
day evening, between 10 and II o'clock, the
ihip Ann and Hope. Capt. Lang, Of Psoyid.
cnce, went afhore upon the South fide Of she
fame Hand. The fhorc upon which fhe vas
driven being rocky fhe went Immediately
to pieces and the chief mate and too Of her
crew were unfortunately drowned. Her cargo
conffted of Sugar. Coffee, Cloves, Nutmegs,
&c. and 10 fsid TO have been. worth 100000
dollars. We undefftand me gas Iaa from the
Cape Of Good Hope. She belonged to McfIrs.
Brown and Ives of Providence.
At a general meeting of the Stock
holders of the Newport Bank, on
Wednelday the 1T init. the following
gentlemen were unanimouny chofen
Directors for the year enfuing
CaRosf qaber, 7bssos G. Pamas.
Caisk ,C,ysx, John SlSeun,
Sa~xei Vfrrss Jss. Sa1s Dean,
Sim<ss Marin, and
sbsssxsr S6e asmss. EdrDsrd EaHss.
And at a meeting Of a Board Of Di-
reoors Conifant Tabcr was elected
Prefident, and John R. Shearman
Calhier, Of iaid Inltitution.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-16
DEATHS.

=
In this town, on the 18th inf. after linger-
ing fcknei,. which fhc fuRsined with chriaian
foftitude, Mrs. MARr CLARxE, in the 37,h
year Of her age. Ccnfort Of Mr.. Jofcph Clarke.
and daughter Of Mr.. John Ca&of. formerly Of
this town. She has left, with beScsved and
tender buib and, fcveral fsnsll children, 10 mourn
their ifrepafsbIe lofs. Her indusry, prudence
and tender affection through life. werc confpicu-
ous ssd in her iaR icknefs, fhe was 10 calm
ard conpofsd. 70 happy and reGgned to the will
Of God, with fuch clear and unclouded views
of her intereff in ChRisr, lbe could by faith
triumph over death, and rejoice 10 the glorious
profped ofimmorality and eternal life, beyond
the grave. M
Her friends and relations are requetcd to at
TEND her funeral. AZ the houfc OF Mr.. Joieph
Clarke, lover end Of Thames Street, this alter
noon AZ Two o'clock.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-16

NOTICE is hereby given, that there ares
IN number Of Small Children 70 be bound
ous.--Tcrms may be known, BY applying to
either of the Snbfcribcrs. t
ROBERT TAYLOR o7x,kxu
JOHN T1LI1NG HAST. i./,S. p..,.
=. JOB TOWNSEND,
Newport, Jan. 10Th. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-16

Mr.. Glendy is consequently elected
Chaplain.
The Senate have made choice of
DR.. CAN'T as Chaplain on their part.
On motion of Mr.. Latilnore, the
memorial of the legiilature of Milf
filippi, prefented the laf ieilion, was
referred to Menis. T. M. Randolph,
baltimore, Smile, Olin and Taggart.
On motion Of Mr. Stanton, the
petition of the Inhabitants of Stoning-
ton and Wefersy, in Connecticut,
praying for the erection of light
houfe, was referred 70 the Committee
of Commerce and Manufactures.
Mr.. Lattimore prc!ented memo
rial from the legiIlalure of the Miiiif-,
ippi territory, repseienting certain OBJ
itacles which had arilen to the legal
proceeding of the land board of CON-
miilioners, and praying that the firit
infalment On certain lands may be
received after the granting of certi-
ficates. f
Mr.. baltimore likewiie prefented a
petition from fundry inhabitants of
the Miilifhppi territory, praying that
the right of presumption may be ex-
tended to them for unappropriated
lands on which they have fctrled.
Which memorial and petition were
referred to the committee appointed
on the preceding memorial OF the le-
geiilature of the Miiliilippi territory.
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The Newport Independent Volunteers
A,< Rsgssasl.
ITO meet at the State. HoSfe. on SATUR-
i DAY. the 18th lnf. st o'clock, PM.
for the purpofc Of balloting for Oaiceu, and
tranfaesine tuch other bslnef., as may conc be-
fore them. "a general ard puntfual attend
auce IL requeftec. Pr. Ordss
THi PECKHAM, jan. Cisys. Pr. h~s
January IS. 1906
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to Meffrs. Dawfon, N. Williams,
Blount, Ely, Darby and Fix.
The third relolution TO Mears. Var
nun, Bafet, Sturges, Lambert, Rea of
Pen. Marion and Blake. s.
And the fourth to Medrs. Gregg,
Garnett, BidwelI, Goldlborough,
ticugh, Wynns and Ruflel.
Agreeably to the order of yefcr-
day, the Houre proceeded to the elec-
ton of a Chaplain, MeGrs. Wilmer,
Laurie, Clendy and CAN'T having
been previoutly nominated, and Mel.
lers. Mac Greery, varnum and Smith
ca Connecticut) appointed tellers.
The ballots were counted and de-
clared asfollows
la the whole 100 ballots.
For Mr.. Glendy 46
DIR. CAN'T i6
~ Mr.. Laurie "a
Mr.. Wilmer 6
No election.
On a fccond trial the ballots were,
For Mr.. Clendy 10
MIR. Laurie as
Mr.. Wilmer ~
Mr.. Mccormick
Y Mr.. Chalmers II
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