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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-06
buckingham. May Is, 1906 Iaw3,v

AIKEN up by Edward Bass of
q Amelia county, two sstray MULEs-one
mare. CT mouse colour, no. mark or brand.
Ebout tou; Feet fou. or five inches high and three
OF low years Old, stout and well made; apprais-
ed riy hive do!!ars--The other a horse. of 2
bro~,i colour, marked with white spot abonr
ton' inches above the nosuil, ard the letter W.
on the iefs fore foot. about four feet high and.
three years old appraised to forty dollars.
February 13, 1906. fw3t,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-06
April I7th, 1906
JUST PUBLISHED.
A. HEWES & Co.

TTAVE received small quantity of very gu.
4 i perior quality CHEESE whole and cot
HERiINGS; Alexandria BEER, Of good qua
lily Rhode Island LIME; ". u. RUM -
which with agenesal assortment of Groceries,
they offer for Sale. eitfisr for cash, negotiable
paper. orexehange Cor counuy produce.
Richmond, 2olh May, 1905. tf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-08
a!eranDrla DaGp aoosrtf5gr.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8.

csqy y q h>,ter frow L'n@y Ridlrh mafrr ~
, re Aip iorzg Elins,* 6asna 10 41m9eyaam, Ia
bis o1Yner is tbs city, dated
4" f6ytsmoatb, Oaober az.
Is Ehefc fsw lines will inform You u MY be
Ing taken by an Engli(h .nooP OF war on the nth
iu,taaf, and brought in here on the 18th follow
ing, after having experienced contrary winds al
tie paGage fave days; they put US under qua.
rant IA days on account of the kins on boatd !;
after the quarantine expires they are going to
take the ihip into the harbour, and for what
length of time they vii. keep her God only.
knows; they have kept Gentry over me, and
would not let me write you, or have any com.
munications with our Coniul, nor would they
permit the Con!ul TO d;icoulfe with or Zee me.
Ycitefday wrote letter and put il in bo.tle,
and hove il overheard 10 boat, ti,e officers on
board the Y. E. manned the Goat ard got 1t and
fentit afhore to their agec,, and immediately he
TENT word to the oaicers on board, not 10 deprive
me of writing, not any thing elfe. They have
thirteen men in number oD board of Kings mcp.
Wiser get 90 fhore, 4 fhaIl protect fully,
you may depend en- II, ana apply 10 the confu!
for saiiance. ship M>icury, of New York,
for Nsntz, with paaensers, was brought in the
fams day, and a numoer more IN the harso:,
names unknown, detained.'' !.
e It is to Be osferved, 'ihat the Young Elias
is new philadelphia built ihiF, on her hia
voyage, and that Of cousfe ii could not be faij
that she had on board any goods shas vc.c ia.
por,-d by her, inSo the dated States her cargo
confa;ng OF sugar, coffee, Fars and logwoo be-
ing bona dde American pro'ierty.
(Pbioa,, .tbia tats,,)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-08
PHILADELPHIA, IAN. 6.

Yesterday arrived the brig Catherine,
Captain Lawrence, 81 days from Tonnn-
gen, with'oo passengers. Same day, arrlv-
ed the brig Mary, captain Foster, from
irica and Gibraltar, by him We have Glib.
ra'tar paper of the ID Of Nov. in whichewe
fnl mentioned that the Amer. ship Cinema.
tus, w. Ashi!, master, 90 Gays from Salem
with pepper for I-rghorn, was captnrcdani
Carried into Gibfai,a: by II. 3. NJ erig
Childers, about the 18th of October; That
the Spanish Camp before Gibraltar was
breaking up and that only three Of Lord
Nelson's prizes, viz the Swif.sure. San
Ildefonzo, anc San Juan Nepomuceo CT
u guns, were got into Gibraltar; Adm,-
raj Louis, with the squadron under his
command, went through the Gut OF Gibral-
tar on the 29,h Of October.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-08

there. aAn army coaliains of ,ssa:y i've ,haa.
fand SgaeJes, and twenty FIVE thoefand Russians,
iu,nsiiatciy prepared TO match, AMI are TO be
uaaer the Immediate command Of his Swcdih Ma.
jsay in pe'ion, who aas iislca a spirited procta.
nation on the occalion.
fin SWosiitl, Majeity will have under him til.
generals Armfe!dt and Wochnialtvr, as aiio &c.
nsrals Baron Taryat aud Won Ves.:ack.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-08

i. Grateful acknowledgements . Tor
{, qaass ~ + has receives from sha ships
81 sap 1'os AID Tie ftigalss aud requests
ii me .laa will do him the honor 70 accept
me ssp's'a' and communicate to their re-
Ibis inaas a,,cers and ships conpaa'es' now
|' 'G,,sh h aanlrss their jealous 'na sa'''''
conduct r. J. sTRfCHAN.
7, he respective Captains
and Commanders.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-08

States and St. Domi,go-- Continued.
Gen. S. SMITH. III. Rfsident--Had the
honorable mover produced any new docn:
naent, or given Us any new information, !.
certainly should have gives: my Vcte that
he should have the leave required. Or
had the Senate been com posedot the same
IN r,bers as those of the last ye;sr, I si.o,lc
have consru,ed myself with giving 81.
len, vote on the question. An addition be-
lng made to Senate OF several new mem
bers, it may rot be improper to state, tnat
this subject was at the las, session present
ed TO the view of Congress BY the Pfes'.
denr. 4 bill was predIcasra thereon, ana
after great consideration and lengthy DIS
cnss;en passed into law, HIS the mover
produced 70 The Senate any document 10
shew that Francois not satisfied Wps Wha1
has been done? Does the gentleman Know
that any new complaint has been made!
know of none, and therefore think 1t tar
70 presume that France has btcn folly sa-
u6ed with the law already passed. The
gentleman has said that both TIE Frenca
and British ministers have considered the
trade to ST. Domingo, as contrary to the
Law Of Nations. see nothing OF the kind
in the note from the British minister. l
have no doub. ofshe British being disposed
to interdice that branch of trade, as they
have done almost all orr other most iucfa-
tive commerce. Had the gentleman orot
forward bill to inderdict all trade WIN
Gfea, Britain, he might have produced ma
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-08
'17' iva tkAAf,xs -
: CONGRESS-.
Senate Of the United States.

Friday, December 90.
Debate On the motion of DR.. Logan, for
leave to bring in biito suspend the
commercial intercourse between the Y.
States and ST. Domi, GO Continued.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-08

Csqy 81 l->ter frow Lin&y RiddrN, ma,qry ~
re MiS i,gsag Elins,* 6osna 10 .5usgtraam, ia.
bis o1~xsy is tbs city, dafed
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-16

.
DY v;,,ucof DEED Ct trait gvsr to me hy
I'd J mes Kennedy@l. in ordes TO iai,y Ger
,a,n dcsss therein lpec,asd, due to join Laisi,
M:Ars. CHAMBERLAIN and Han,a G biisI
Wood, and Joel. and Jorathan Pcf l do hereby
Offer fc.. l.lc by private coaetat, the whole of
the Cock in trade, Of rhs hid ! am,s Ksnntdy, j..
as is.was dtpestea with rae and TIC ao,havn g
complied with sAs eonditien sheress cennteip q,
and redssrscd The fame agrseab'y 10 bis Nm.
d.stsking IN ;thc deed 81 ttua, snd it t.lng
the fork Of a Dfogsia ADD CheniA, may Sc
worthy tie attention. Of f6me pstioa in that liae
Of .bnhasG. If no prepylala src taered Is pc
before ,leSsa day. Of July, ] Hthal then eHptie
the fame to fubIis isle, together with al she
hopfeh1la Furniture conveyed TO meby he !a'd
fame. Kennedy, jr. to fssisfy ths purrcfe. OF The
iaid deed, under the teIa; ard conditions ,hsiein
contained.
.James sandsfton, Tr4est.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-16
DliloIutlon of CopartnerfhIp.

THE copaftn.'hip hitherto fa5h4iog uardes
the firm of Jsftpb fiaaaA< g Ca. Of A'exa1tir'a,
VIZ, diEavcd the fir infant, by nietual con.
TENT: All peffons thar are indebted to, or sbas
havc7cgaim on the fame, are isqneaed 70 come
forward and iettie, az it is dearahls co elsie the
aanc.rn .. fooa as possible. s'f,afe whnt: &c
counts are Ct long Handing are particularly re,
qoeftea TO attend TO this notice. and make
Fpaygl.nts 20, rirtss ol>,hefubicritst't
.s .JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Alexandria
JAMES DALI,
1f Baltimore.
seFhasa 80, Ct
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-16

Platter PARIS & Linle--alsoat.
%y-e -.
loo tons Platter Paris,
10 caks Line,
On bard Brig 1,asy, catta;s H4R,
AND Fo2 SALE gr
Lawrafon & Fovle,
Wgs bavt a 70 ,fcsived by Ja.d Fig, se6''ns'
Dove. and Palket, .jrdn BaAtsmsre,
go boxes Coa Eih
10 d.. Moud and Dipt Candles
.1ao do. Halt Boxes Blown Soap
Il Rs+e Becrbson sGaHahs
1n ;osavt, H. ,,, II ,.,,,<s,;,,,..
20 barrels n. L. hGm
* cdRs B-lona sGanPoSdta
40 cafes Fig Bloc
III ssou,
Prime Bk.k and Pork
(. .E6!Fia and RaVens Duek
'Yenng Hyfon' snd. III fonSkia Isas
Muicosfdo Segay
&Caass abd Madeira Wise
200 Bcxts Mcut4 ard D'pt Caadles
70 de. Chocolate, sc. &c. s.
Nay 81. O..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-16
IOHN G. LADD,
roRENI,

z.dseG,lzs. will be giVen ~. zctb Msr,
"a TWJ STORY FRAME HOUSE, eta
n sie on .Fai,sax arett. lately occnp!sd by
Nj D ,si,,A hoemsker. The ftaad IS good. afa
!, PING been. occupied for length sef time by .
o..f y snineos in his bnaeels, renders It an en-
p,bIs fl,ussion for perion of that buiinsis. For
,A."<e Thomas Irwin, or
John Adam.
May :.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-16
PUBLIC SALE.

PuRsuApr TO deed Of ruf from
James R.andon aud EaEabe,h has W", ti1ted
the att Of F-b uary, 1906, for the purPoie she'e
b. 'inrendcds will be f5,d, on she prfnifrs, 10
the tighea bi:lde,, for csfh. rn the y day OF
Ausuit nsKr, hO>G of GR.UND, 'r.nnhg
!. lret inghss on the eat & G If Wa'ef Ateet,
snd lso feet deep, k'uated tetwesn DUKE and
stnce areess. IL the town OF A exand'n .~fcts.
On is ercssea neat and convenient Ft4n,r Dwell.
Tag houle.
Thomas Vowell, zrsfee.
May ,e. 4.t d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-16
-. .TUN1S CRAVEN,
.H1, in ,teeiD,d.by TIE Af.,s ar,risaL 5zas<
yamr cG;rfntSf If
PRIMO :G.O.ODS,

-
Jamr cG;rfntSt IF
s PRIMO GOOD s,
4r--Ati &c wHFcH hRE-
Colorado Moll HluEas adj; extra long fk ana
Diagonal LACED ana pe9nets kiFslovss
oieto FIahi 10.
1--WE saure, ,raahed and, Y * tanned DO.
honey eouo Pts lie Ks
I'lain and figured i.ao Men. ei".es ). -.
p Shae crane tdsE Ii c4tt ir xes.
Pain caa,rc jaeoaet and Woods Iupei6ie eL ths =.
nlnIl mniias C !irlercs
Plain * col red hair cord Iarie,iies waileoat;IS
|: ed sanGic Nankeens IN
laIis x B,t!h hook msf ~ aus 20 iriE liiitn
lin ShftiBS cotton
. pa. do. handksTeh:tfs !. Long isvn,;
i.cuo Ss;s l.rircn Carnbrick,
: Lace csInbric aud sam u ISress ..,,.t
/ bored null Gavas ! .a.ndaEba hanlksTshsis
'5.4ney como andainpsrJsl ! Path,
+, f4tinet do. Opw,s,
JadreIe sirshah,,,ehi Creas
ani eaieoes 9ieklsnhnflh
ss and SOFT casiubrzy' 7 tffSb@r2h IBIS and .reAs
t1tai1a Ma1,pa, i Baitas
sihanls is 4 GarT5hs and
Italian giving alh = Ssiahppsrs. -
Sk and sossoR he6cr5 /
Al. 5 Co.,
FRESH. TEAS, 49,,
OF fdr.ii0r quality, "a ifnsa Asadsn esRiters and
BY die pnpnd. 80
.s.e-e.t' q =. ~ lsg--.ss, 49,, T.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-16

FOk 5 AL b :,
1uo slfgant Riding ftaivs, svith bas
and harneb complete:
On the mot sealcnaole !, ms icr can or
hort cte1i.-- Apply 70 ,hc PRasrrGD,,
THOMAS WIFI TE, jan. B,a. kAnitii.
!. April s. eesf
p A few copies of he tinerfssn
Garde ner may be had at the BGok-
Store Of Robert Gray.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
NATHANIEL DEARBORN,
f D. c.. -. 80 C-.-.-.-

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Improved edition OF Perry's Dictionary. up
wasds Of thosfand moro words than any
former edition,
All Of LindIey Murrsy's very vsIssbIe works.
Chsrch Prayer Books, elegant and plain.
Watts Plains and Hymns, do. do.
ADAM Latin Grammar,
SCOTS LcGons.
Elements Of Uleful knowledge, vols.
Wslfh's Mercantile Arithmetic,
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Farmers Almsnsck for 1906,
a Variety Of Elegant Books for Children, With
A great variety Of SCHOOL BOOKS. whole
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Black sod gilt edged Letter. Billet. and common
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to the future greatea happinsfs, ani
profperity of the State.
With due conf deration.
I am your obeiient fervant.
PAUL VI. MJMF04D.

To tie F-semsn Of tbs Stne Of Rbois-
Nmi and Providence Plantation.
The under written, having been nom.
mated as Candidate for the Chief
Magiltracy Of the State, takes leave
to return his thanks for that diltin-
gui.hing proof of confidence with
which he has been honcured.- AS he
is compelled to believe,that he cannot
devote himlelf TO the Public feryicc,
without DENYING to individuals their
jult Claims upon his time and atten-
ton, he is induced to decline the hon
our of being confidered Candidate.
JAMES FENNER.
Providence, AprH Sfb 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
War Department, March I. 1896.
Notice is Hereby Given.

THAT fepsre propoials will be received
4 al the of1ice Of the Secretary for the De-
partrrent OF War, until IL O'clock at noon OF the
hr9 Wednefday 10 June next. for the fupply Of
all rations that may be required for the ufe OF
the Upiisd States. from the n day OF October
300, until the goth day of Sep,ember 1907,
both dsys inclufse, at the following places, viz.
Fira, Al Nisgary. Detroit. Mchilimscki-
mac, Fort Wayne. Chikago, and At any place
or piaces, where uoops arc OF may be fstioned,
marched, or recruited within the ltate of Ohio,
and territory Of Michigan, and AZ any place or
places within the Indiana territory noslh ot the
4Ia degsee Of north latitude.
Second, Al South-Wea Point. Tellieco
Knoxville. Naihyillc, and within the Chero-
kee nation bct~ssn lev elIee and Georgia, and
on the Tcnnefce river. and on the road between
iaid river and NafhvilIe, snd At any place or
places where troops arc or may be Rationed.
marched or recruited within the asses OF Ken
lucky and TennsHee.
Third, At the gssrifon near Vincennes on
the river wabsfh, al Fori MifTsc, New Madrid.
Chickafaw BIuf. Arkanfas, Matches, and Fort
Adams. snd at any place or place. where troops
arc or may he ftationcd, marched, or rccfuited
in the MifiGppi terrtory, except the county
of Wsfhington, and az any place or places in the
Indisn territory fouth Of the 81 4 degree OF north
latitude and dity miles esa OF the M'1ifiPpi RI
yer.
Fourth, At ST. Louie, St. Charles, Kafksf
kia. Cahokia, and st any place or places, where
troops are OF nav be Aa,ioned, marched or rs-
cruited within the territory Of Looihana north
of New Madrid. and at any place or places in
the Indians territory within hfy miles eaa Of
the MiaiGppi river, and fouth Of the 4Ih de-
gree OF north latitude. Fort MsHsc excepted.
Fifth. At New Oreans, Piscqsimines, Point
Coupce, Oacheis, Natcbisoches, Appeleufas,
Attaksph, Fort Ssoddert, Fort Sc. Stephens,
and al any place or places where troops sre or
may be hationed. mafched or recruited within
the territory OF Orleans, or 10 the county Of
Wilmington in the MifliGi7pi territory. and At
any place or places, on the wef fde Of the Mif-
fiAippi river below Afksafas.
Separate propefsIs will aIfo l,c nrceived -
siorefsid for the foppIy Of all sstions. which
may pe required for the ufc Of the Uniied States
from the "a dsyof January 1907, to the SIR
day Of December Of the fame year. both days
incIuiive, within sbe feveral aates herein afier
men'i,ned viz.
Sixth, Al Fon wlkinfoo. cockfpur Inand,
and ., sny plsce or pIsces where troops are or
nav be a,tioncd, marched OF recruited, within
the rate Of Georgia. and on the Indian bcun-
dsry between Geossis snd tho Creek nation.
Seventh. az ChsFIeAon, Rocky Mount. on
the head vsscss Of the Ssnsee, and st any place
or pisces where troops are or may be Aationed,
marched. or rccseiied, within the nsses o.
North and Soesh Carolina.
Eighth. Az Norfolk, snd At sny place OF
places vhefe troops are OF may DC fatioked /,
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CALLiat ]. Taylor's Medicine Store. No.
las, Thsmc-Strcc,. where you NAV, be
iuppted With great variety of GARDEN
SEEDS OF the hteR importation--coniiiti Lifting
OF the different kiads Ut Peas, Beans, Cabbsges,
Lettuce. Radith, Tarnip, Carrot. Beet. Pari-
nip, Onion. Squafb. Cucumber. SC. SC. &c.
N. B. Drugs, Medicines, Spices. Paints,
DyeRsfs, &c. &c. &c. AZ ufssl.
Nsavtsrf. March 1s,b. 1906. 6w
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
The Hon. HENRY SMITH, Efq.
Governor.
THOMAS G.. PITMAN, Efq.

Lieutenant Governor.
Seth Wheaton, Efq. If Senator.
Waterman Tibbits, Efq. I'D do.
Daniel Champlin, Efq. sd do.
James Aldrich, Efq. 4th do.
William Waterman, Efq. 5th do.
John D'Wolfe, Efq. 9th do.
Jo(eph Cundall, Efq. 9TH do.
Oliver Gardner, Efq. 9th do.
Samuel Hoxhe, Efq. 9th do.
William Wilbor, Efq. (the prefent
Senator) 10th do.
Samuel Eddy, Efq. Secretary.
James BurriIl, jun. Attorney-Cenera
ConRant Taber, Efq. General Treat
urer.
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INSERTED BY REQUEST.


Ceny Of letter from fbe Hon. James
Fcnner, to bis friend in Newport,
dated Hpra BIB, 1906.
DEAR Sir,
YOURS of veiferday, is now be-
fore me. / am 70 far from con6der-
ing you an &c intruder" in giving me
an " aancutiou," that I ihall at all
times be pleafed to receive your opin-
ion, on the political affairs of our
State.
I am extremely obliged to my
friends in the Soutb, for the favo1ra-
Bile opinion which you fuppofe they
entertain of me, and, were it in my
pO1Osr, ihould be happy in the oppor-
tunity of fsrving them. But, my
friend, let them contider the immen-
Gty. Of buinefs to which am doomed,
and they will realize the utter impofi-
bility of my ferving them as Chief
Magiltrate. mutt either deny 10 in.
diuidu1Lf that attention to which their
claims are entitled or withhold from
the public that portion of time which
it has rigbt to demand from its Co
vernon.
beg you to afcribc the refolution
l have taken, to NECESSITY, and
not to a derelietion of the REPUB-
LICAN CAUSE (: That is near
my heart, as it ever was. Should
there be little (" foafufon" (fuch as
your apprehension, perhaps juifly
feems to anticipate) good will come
out of it. The contea, if properly
Improved hereafter, will be of fervice
to the State, by renewing its vigilance,
and,a it were, awakening it to itielf,
and to juf feDtiment Of its bet in
teref, and mott facred rights.
Thus you will perceive, that IN
ffead of being dJ/souraged," I am
Frightening up.
Yours, Sincerely.
(Signed ]. FENNER.
THE United aates brig Hornet failed from
New York. on Saturday the a9,h uIt. for
France.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
N E w p o r u.
THURSDAr-A,srz 10, 1906.
COMMUNICATION.

perhaps, not generally known, thar
the Honorable James Fenner, Efq.
has refufed to he conidcrcd a canii-
date for the Office of Governor of rhis
State for the enfuing year.
Had it not been for the extraordi-
nary exertions of few diiinterelfed
Republicans in the town of Provi-
dence, the late hour at which this re-
fufal was made public, would proba-
bly, have proved fatal TO the cauie of
Republication in this State, at the
approaching election. The circum-
itances attending this affair are thefe.
Immediately after Mr.. Fenner's refuf.
al was known to the Federalills in
Providence, they attended their for
ces together, and agreed to Iupport
Mr.. Richard jackfon of that town as
candidate for the. office of Chief
Magi.tra.e of this State for the COM
ing wear. l underttand that Gen.
Simeon Martin fills the fecond place
in the prox (which Mr.. Jackfon is
al the head. Col Sherburne is their
candidate for General Treafurer.-
With refpea to Mr.. Martin's political
principles, am totally ignorant but
with regard to Mr.. JafkJ0n's, | know
him to be not only high federalif,
but decided monarchiit. With Col.
Sherburue's politics we are all ac-
quainted, and confequently they need
not be defcribed.
The republicans of Providence view
ed this ,rttul maneuvre of the feder-
a'ilts with deep concern. They faw
that nnlefs fomething was immediate
ly done 10 counterad its baneful ef-
feets, the caule of Republicanifm in
this State mutt immediately fall. In
this diRraaed fate of our political af-
fairs, they applied to the Hon. Hen
ry Smith, Efq. and Col. Seth Whea-
tor, and requeited them to permit
their names to be ufed as candidates
for the offices of Governor. and frft
Senator of this State, for the enfuing
year. Thefe gentlemen feeling the
difraded fate of the republicans, and
believing that their afliltanoe might be
of fome fervice to the caufe of their
party. at length yielded to the folici-
tations Of their political friends.
An account of thefe proceedings
was then tranfmitted to the RepubIi.
cans in different parts of the State,
who highly approved ofthem, and a.
greed TO fupport the Honorable Henry
Smith, Efl. as candidate for Govern
or, and Col. Seth Wheaton as candi-
date for fra Senator. The necefity
of taking every honorable meafure to
enfure unanimity among the republic
cans was then taken into conhdera-
ton and it was thought advilable
for that purpofe, to fnpport Thomas
G.. Pitman, Lfq as candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor and TO (upply the
place which he holds in what may be
called the convention prox, by Will
liam Wilbor, Elq. one of our prefent
Senators, who, it was conceived, had
been unjualy and unfairly excluded
from a place in that prox. To place
him therefore in the fame place in
this prox, which he held in the prox
of lat year, was thought nothing
more than an aa of juifice due to the
merits and public fervices of this pat
riotic and inAexible republican. The
ref of this prox is the fame as that
agreed upsn at EaR- Greenwich by
the convention.
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TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Or fbs fys Msr&y Of yss< ~sx,. es Ekven a.
sisek. A. ~. 4 ~ef prvis.J <ypyslsfM
't Pyivafs SALE,
T>HE Easx belooging 70 tire MARINE Socie-
i ~. la'r'y occcpiea by Capt. John War
ner. 6sss,ed on Ea&on's Point. bounded cn
wshipgson and Poplar Streets---a very pleat-
ant and airy fituatiou. The terus viii be
made known at the time aud place Of Sale.
Newport, April. 9Th, 1866. s.
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FOR SALE. OR TO LET,
Assssg.&sx givss i~~tfiafsiy. large f.v' iis,y
DYELLfNc- HOUSE, sul Lsf efLdND.
CrTyArED IN wickford. Ia Nossh- Kings.
- to~a. on the Miiu-Street. H,uie
is yell 6niihed and il = good aand for budnefs.--
For rcrms apply 20
CHRISTOPHER cHAMPLIN.
Living on the premiie.
Aprn ssh, q sos.
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NlwsoRT, Asx1L 9th 1906.

MR. BIsDEE,
HAVING received the inclofed
accompanied with requeit that it
might be made public, Gin this part of
tue State) through the medium of the
Republican paper of tomorrow: ak
the favor Of your admitting il TO a
publication accordingly. Tho can.
Eot but exprefs Gas l moa deeply
and fincerely feeD a folemn regret,
tha,exiiting circumltances Gould in
duce an eyentlI isar) fc inaufpicious
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roRg SOLD Ar PUBLIC AUCTION.

Tons SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On fbe s5sb i.a. ar q o'ef,ek. A. NJ. If ssf pre-
vis.gy dt,SySS sf 81 Privet, Sale.
"A LOT OFLAND,
IN Farc~ell- Street. with a large two tovy
a ID Dve'ling.Hoase thereon Haoding. having
foar ICONS ~ acor, large Cellar underneath.
large gasdsn and yard. wIea good we'll of wa
ter.
BENJAMIN HADwEN.
Newport 9Th Mo. OH. 1906.