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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-27

mittee reported the whole nnmbsr of the votes
to he 4ls-2iO making p choice that the
Hon. LEvtLINCOI.N. had ESQ
Hon. WILLIAM EUSrIS, geo
Hon. SAMUEL FOWLER, ESQ
DANIEL -KILHAM, Efq. goo
THOMAS HAZARD. Jun. Eru. 26p
MARSHALL SPRING, Efa. ESQ
+ BENJAMIN ]. PORTER, Efl. $50
Hon. NATHAN WESTON, 900
WILLIAM WfpGE2Y, EGl. e5e
And they were declared eietted--e-~ TIE Pc
2srai Ticket contained tie names of tie Roa.
NATHAN Gus ING, HENRY Knox, DAVID
COBB, STEPHEN BULLocK, BszELEEL TAFT,
BENJAMIN PIcxMAN, jun. ARTEMAs WARD,
S. DEXTER, jun. and A. z. FFaNALD, who
had SIS votes. ~ Ubtvard5 Of GO jc1e.ah95
ba1- obtained iea7's ofnliente. and gpue b72se.
The votes were then collected for Secretary
of the State. The whole number was 4l7-of
which
JONATHAN L. AUSTIN, EEu. had es5-
and was declared chorn. -WM. SMITH, FG7.
Of Bottom, svas TIE .fsd.rai eond;aate.-He bad
ICE roies.
The votes FOR Treaflrer were then cole aed
The whole number was 4l3--of which
THOMPSON J. SKINNER. Efq. had GAG !;
and WIS declared chofeh.-a.,. Tire srelSnt Trea-
Erer JONATHAN JACKSON, Eff, bad III ..,,otes
In the afternoon, the two Honfes met again
in convention, for the purpoie of chooiing No
tayie5 Public.
SATURDAY, June IA, 1906.
The two Houtes again met in convention and
proceeded to Fill up the appointments of Nota-
ries Public. Very little other bulnefs was trlnf-
acted.
adjourned to Monday 3 O'Clock.
The Senate ALTO a,.'',urned their fitting on
Saturdayto this day o'c'ock,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
LATE AND VERY IMPORTANT FOR.
EI0N INTELLiGENCE.
qragqofisns frsm THE FEDERAL Cazeffn
(coNtisutp tson ouR LAtr.l
LETTER FROM GENERAL COUNT ds
PALFFI.

Gsssyefs
His Royal Highnei, the Archduke Pslasines
in his quality Of fspreme. civil and military
chief Of Hungary, has charged the pnder6gped
to declare, that his royal highoeis has eiabliih-
ed along the weaern frontrr OF this kingdom, 4
Gordon OF troops, fupported by fmaIl detschs
ments OF cavalry, compofed ofinvslds and re-.
crsits, with tho iole view Of arreaing the mars
rauden OF the AuAriau army. who may b
found there. Ii cannot, therefore, be iuppofed
that he has any hoitilc views, shcie detachmenss
having po6tive ordcts to retire on the approach
of the French troops TO the frontiers.
AZ thefe fmsll dctschmcnts, which ihoplh noe
be confidered othcrwife than fcouting partiess
arc TO fall back at .he spproach of the French
army. HE royal highnels has given orders 20 the
hofpitals. to the houfcs of cdacatiop, 10. tho
peniionsry officers, and to the individuals em.
pioyed in arranging the accosus Of the resi.
msnts and military hofpitals, TO remain in theis
places, perfuadcd that the general or couman.
der Of the French troops viii not refsfe to grant
them the necenasy protection. and thar he will
give orders that the detaehmcnts of the French
army which fhall enter Hungary. fhall NOT CON.
init sny excefi, provided no KIDD Of oppoa.
tion be made TO thcm, and that 10 conIeuuenco
of shis declaration, the undcriigpcd will have
many important points TO diicp6 with the qea>
cTsl OF commsndant OF the French troops.
He sequeas him to grant meeting on par.
ole in boat 10 the middle of the Dunube.
He waits HE anfwcr and has the honor 20 b
his very humble Iervsnt.
LiofoLp. CouNr PALsvI,
Mai. Gen. Commandans ~ PSeibsrH.
fat RreHsSg--
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
!, For Sale,
Six Farms for lale,

T YfNG in and near thc towa Of Msrlbo-
IL rorgh, coanty Of Hartford and State Of
CooneAicst, within eight miles Of Connetiicst
river. The Farms contain from 10 to iro
acres each, with a dwelling hcufe. barn, and
other conyeniences. TIE bc& recommendation
Of the Fsrms will be al actual view Of them.--
A very liberal credit will be given. For fur
ther particulars enquire of the fubfcriber.
JOEL FOOTE.
NSrI6sfsxeb. Nev. (, 1906.
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q To fubfcriber in town, where the papers
sre delivered. Two Dollars per annum--one
half in advance, or the whole at the end Of FIX
months.
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L. DAvOUST.

MSy6Siy@ tie empire. end swr Of sbe Cslssei.
Gme,ah Of t6s sSarx sf biz mzjyay s5s
emperor y Aiy.
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WE THE SUBSCRIBERS

- ENG appointed commifoncrs BY the Ho-
- norable Court of Probate, for the Town
Of North Kinsaown, to receive and examine
ths clsims Of the crediton 90 the ERate Of
EIrNICE PHILLIPS,
frglc woman, late of faid Town. decesfed rep
reientsd infolvent, hereby notify all perioos hs-
wing any demands ssainf faid Eaate, TO exhibi-
abe hne TO either Of ps the fubfcribers At our
reipedive dwellings, At any time within Twelve
months from the date hereof. being the time al
owed by faid Court.
GEORGE THOMAS. I Csmmg:
DANIEL +. UPDlKE, + Eosrr.
All perfons indebted to Efase, arc requeR Cd
to make immediate payment to
DANIEL WALL. d1misls,Aier.
North Kiugaown, Feb. &c. 1906,
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CHARLES D'WOLFE,
FOR SALE BT
SAMUEL VERNON, Jun.
She7 ~ Wine,

OtCf. 'V''S3
A few Loxcs white N ID brown SUGAR,
Coensc Brandy Holland Gesevs,--Ver-
a;s,e,f.'-aod Loaf SUGAR, At his Store on
she Long Wharf. Ntsyts,f. Sstt. IS.
Nov Landing, At L ,ng Wharf. the Cargo Of
the Ihip GIoReE WAsHIxsroN, from
St. Peteriburgh.
CssA 'isyT
sc, Tons Clean Hemp
:s .s do DO. old Oh. Sable 40 .saa' so. aa'b,".
r. 40. old do. do aAorted, 3 Z. and !
il ,ches fquare.
ado Yellow TsllowS
ado Flax. o,,.v "a
r. uha and Ravens DUCK Of the hfh
auali'ys; ,%EoS aSr ,r'si 2 Z EpwA RID MARTIN.
nor c an or sDqssaioeAb's bic Notes. ''J, at
Ne Ne-po % m. oaober 81. Issy.
- 20 BE SOLD BIZ
IpHN * HENRY C.AHOONE,
%. is, Bssyst's Hssy
Ane w & corre6t Chart
So. u.In..l Sossd. from Montsok
Point % Freq Post. inoa sd;ns smness
Insod SQUAD aad Watch. Hill Ree. fso.n-
- Is,s a ,sos, By Jsts CStsss, Newport
~ Mi - vef. Nsw-Losdsss
Nswpsss. O'r -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
lob SHERMAN

Has sterived CosEgs~mf sf
8o fdes fole Leather
Meats Leather
Calf Skios aud Boot Legs. ALSO,
A very exten6ve aGortment Of DRY GOODS.
Css6dmg Of
Superfpe BrosdcIoshs and Cafimeres
Common do. do.
Royal Pasenf Cord fancy do.
Velves and Thickfetu
ToiIneis and S~anzsdowa
Bombafeu and PoppIenen
Wildbores
RpGeIls and CsIimancoo
Flsnpels and Baizes
Dimities and CaIicoes
Grape
Real Colrain Linens, by piece or yard
Leather do.
Platfillas do.
Brown do.
Ruaia SheesiDg, white snd brown
Ssfpendcn, by dozen or Jingle
A variety Of Checks BY piscc
Check Handkerchief do.
Indiz Mullins
Home made do. for (hiuipg, very nice
Cotton Bedficks and Cotton Yarn
A varsity of Men sod Womens Shoes
Carneis Flair fhawls
Silk Gloves
. Piece Green Moreca
Blaukcn ssd Rags
Cotton and Silk Umbrellas
Csrclins and French Indigo.
GROCERIES as ufual--
Among which are Eve kinds Of TiAs and Co
% fbclls.
The above articles with msuy others, too
namesous to mention in an advertisement, will
be ooId on the moR moderate terms.
NssytUs, Gzsb as. 4sb. 1906.
Benjamin T. Chandler
rs opening st his Shop No. 9. Cheap Side
i Providence, disealy oppo6se the Roger WI
bsms Bank, large saormept Of
Isxreis g Scotch Floor Carpehaxs,
which viii be fold ~ cheap - can he psschsied
10 the Stats. Aifo. large sGortmeny Of
Dry CooDs,
lower than STEAL.
Assa& 20, ~.
FOR SALE,
ACOOD SECOND HAND CHASE
Enqairs Of tAs Piasss.
Nsvpess. Fsb. ish. 1896
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
ANsWIR.

ANSWER.
Of@sgGsi Dsvssf 10 Csssysl sssss Il Pxl@.
GEHlRAL
have laid before HE majeMy che letter.
which yuu sddreaed to tho com msndaut Of my
lish, cavalry. His msjeay has charged me to
make known, through yos to his Royal High
neis the arch duke palaiine, that he II ready 10
refpeet the neutrality Of the Hsngarians, and TO
forbid his army 20 enter the froatien Of Hon.
gary, non his part his Royal Highaets tho
archduke passine will withdraw their troops. %
make no infurretlion, TO coatinue to fspplv
Vienna with proviGons. snd 10 6ac TO conciude
betweea them, the srch-duke Palstine asd HE
majeRy thesmperor Of the French, conven.
tion tending to maintain harmony betweea the
two countries. am suthoriied to permit sny
officer TO PsG, whom his Royal Hishneis the
srch-duke Palstine may win to fend to nv 70.
vereign 20 treat on this BATS. Ifhail feel my.
felf happy in thus having an opportunity Of do.
ing favor to yosr cosntfymcn, and psomot.
ing the welfare of people pofefrcd Of 70 nany
eaiwsbIe qualities - thofc Of Hungary are.
/ ha the honor 70 he; Mr.. General,
Your very humble ievsns.
(Signed)
-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
VENETIAN STATES. Nov. Z.

Stree the army under Gen. 81. Cyr, con6Rs
ing of q 900 men hss Joined marihsll MaGeus,
we learn thss the French viIl Rill maintain :
sarrifop in the port Of Ancona, probsbly to op-
poie the RuiIaos, fhosld they attempt land.
log from Cosfs.
VIENNA, Nov. s.
We are snxiouay waiting for Intelligence
from both armies and although We do sos Know
sny thing of the recent trspfaftions in Italy, 10
msy however, be allowed to rsjoice n the Off.
cisl report psblished to-day snnosscing the
fuccefs Of our arms there. The following y
che psrpofs Of this Intelligence
t" Yeherdsy tthe 9Th maj major general
cosns Buesa arrived here. bringing the enpes-
a. detail Of the obainste bat giosious en-.
gssemsnn which have taken place aeas Cal-
diero from the field of battle. IN the vicinity
Of thar town, the arch dakc Charles difpasc';.
ed couns bseas.
On on. 70. the enemy had erofIed ,r. Adies
near Verona. fos the feecond time. He had
sepsIled our osspoAs 10 the petition bear Gal.
dieso. sod made fmart attack on our entseneh-
menss, there, bat was beaten back with Iofs.
On the goth. Gen. MsHena repeated the st,sck
10 the entrsuchmeats with 4 diviGons. Il 40.
peascd evident that he plan vas to throw The
ssssss a The Ashsiss arsy into scnfsGon.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06

- 10 BE LET.
Thc uppc. par, Of Dwelling. Houif, With =
eoover;cnt Kitchen below. with the privilege
sf the Folntaia water. leading in faid kitchen,
vith ,a exc client CeIlsr.-Apply a, above.
N,aysoyt. Jausary IA, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06

THE fabfcriber having come to the determi-
4 ations OF Psbliihing an Epi,ome Of the
Eduesrgh Difpenfaiory. will thankfully receive
che obfervasious and opinions Of Physicians, 40
10 the arrangement. 70 that il made an esfy
pocket volunc-and cf what may be retained,
and vhas sspassed.
SAMUEL PERRY. Jsa.
South King&own, Feb. 10, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
SAMUEL JAMES.

Has FOR SIZE,
A = his Paper Haaeing Mansfattoy, which
"A 10 10 the Hosie he now occupiss. oppodte
10 MI. LsSvi Peels. On the We&-Side Of the
Bridge, Providence, . great variety of.
HogIf Paper and Bordering,
Of the YEA and mott elegant Figures At whole
fale 4 : retail, on ~ good ierms a. can be pur-
chsied in America.
A eeneross credit givea to thofs who puf-
chafs By the Quantity fos retailing,
N. D. The above is prissed on good pa.
per, and the work well executed. by and sndsf
the dirsAion of workman from Esrope.
Atr1 ., I8o%, 80.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
TO BE SOLD,
80 Barrels good Prime Pork,
400 Buiheh Good Rye,
1000 lbs. Hogs Lard. Enquire Of
SIMPSON & BARKER.
Newport. Feb. ~.
FO r S ALE.

FOR SALE.
THE fabicrben, Dsotiinx Hask, black.
i fmi,hs Shop. Coal Houie. and Stable,
and two acres OF goocd LAND we'll fenced,
with between forty and fifty apple trees. Of in
grated fruit growing on the premiies. with an
Excellent wcil Of water near the hopfe. The
prerniies are plcafantIy htuated On the poft.
road, leading to Pawcatuck, about fourteen
miles fros' the terry leading to Newport.
indifpstab!e title will be given.
JAMES CONCDON.
Ssstb-KissSsuw, Ftb,ssy a7b 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
7OHN SHEARM6N,

p ESPECTFULLY informs his irisnds, and
N the public in general. that he he's .emovcd
from ais late place Of re6dencc. TO No. 1873.
Th,mes- Street. oppo6.e Mefn. Gardasr and
Dsas'i Audiou-Stor; where he has for snle. ~
nfai, GROCERIES, HARDWARE. &c. &c.
n cheap ss ever.
NesVtsr,, May 3If, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06

F~Jsis BY
JACOB RICHARDSON,
Ar rzz PosT.OFNcs,
A large Aaartmsur Of
Books and Stationary.
u The circulating Library has every
day, fomcthios new added TO the large colec-
tion of Books.
# general 4n;s~esfg
School Books ;
Among them are Mxrya,i which are certainly
the bc& books for Schools now 10 print.-Hn
frf book for Children, Reader, Grammar. In
troduesios, and Sequel.
ALMANACKS for the Tear 1906.
Charts of all the World
America. Europe. Alta, and Africa, Book and
Sheets.
WRY7YNG PAPER,
OF all qualities by ttss resm or quire-Qu:ils OF
all quaiitics-WsSers and Sealing Wax.
About 5000 pitces
Houje Paper g Rorders,
OF different figures and msauisaurss, lone
American, French. aud Englih.
FURS.
Mufh and Tippets. and Trimmings.
CUTLERY.
Pen. Knives, from Dollars to Cents each.
Mufard & Sweet-Oil.
TICKETS in the Pifcstaqus Sridgs
Lortery--Aifo, ia the AmoAesg. Canal Lotte-
ry. 5000 Dollars highef Prize, in each.
Newport, Dec. 10th, 1906. a.
-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29

dtcoying Congress into the grant a
ney which they had already twice rrt. as~
Behold an epitome OF the measures e
pusillanimous, corrupt, and dlsuac,ra : :, 9
miniseration in the first difficulty thew hs 49,
yet had 10 encounter, and judge f, five
this what their course would be in :.
those difficulties should be increased I y
an rupture with any Of the great state, Z
European event not so far dis,au, +
lear, as many good sort Of people Rau...
hemsrlves. Bnt what bette, could nav.
been expected from those who have rsis.t
themselves to power by continually boIa
ing up a brilliant and eutic'ng pic.arc oe
human affairs, the reality OF whica ispo,
in nature; by tampering with tie lrspix.
and Aatterius the sell-iove, managing bs
vices, and corrup.ing the Integrity oi ,bo
community!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
JOB SHERMAN

Haf rxeeiUed a Ccsfgmnem Of
\ S9 hdes fole Leather,
Meats Leather
Cali Skins and Boot Legs. ALSO,
"A very extenhve sGcrtment Of DRY GOODS.
Coxh9ing Of
Sup.r6oe Brcadcloihs and Cafimeres
Coer1pn do. do.
!. Rpgei Pa'enr Cord faacy do.
ve'vets and 1hickfetu
Toilnets and Swapzsdown
Bombafleu and PoppIenets
RuGell, and Calimancoss
Fisnneh and 3aizes
Dimisies and Csiicocs
Care
Real colrain Linens. BY piece Or yard
Leather do. =
Plattillas do
Brown do.
Rufiia Sheeiiog, white and brown
SufPenden, by dozen or Jingle
A variety OF Checks by piece
Check Handkerchief do.
India Mullins
Home made do. for hirting, very nice
Cotton Bedtick. and Cotton Yarn
A variety Of Men and Womens Shoes
Cameis Hair fhaws
Silk Gloves
I Piece Green Morcen
Blankets and Rugs
Cotton and Silk Umbrellas
Carolina and French Iodigo.
GROCERIES as ufual-
Among which are FIVE kinds Of TEAS and CO.
ca ihcls.
The above articles with mauy Others. too
numerous to raen,ion in an advertisement. will
be Sold ON the moa moderate terms.
Miqspus, fzfb mo. 4fb. ,Sos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
Far Jaie BY
JACOB RICHARDSON,
AT THE Pos1.OFncS,

<1z 1HA 4 OSI-Nf<4t tA3
A large AGormenr of
Books and Stationary.
81 The circulating Library has every
day. fome,h,ng new added 20 .he large soiiec-
tion Of Books.
a general ADsvtmsx,
School Books /;
Among them are Msyray's which are certainly
the ben beoks for Schools now In print.-His
fra book for Children, Reader, Grammar, In
PRODUCTION, and Sequel. f
ALMANACKS for fbe Tear 1906.
Charts of all the World
America. Europe. Ala. and Africa, Book aud
Sheets.
WRI7yNc PhPSR,
Of all qualities by the ream or quirc--Quiils Of
all qaaiities--Wafen and SeAIing- Wax.
'ti ( Abou, 5000 pieces
HOMIE PAPER s Borders,
Of different 6gures and mapufaeaurcs. fome
American. French, and Engifh.
FURS.
Mrf, and Tippets. and Trimmings.
CUTLERY.
Pen, knives, from 3 Dollsu to Cents each.
Multard & Sweet-OiI.
- TiCKE rs in the Piicatsqua Bridge
Lottery-Alfo. in the Amckesg- Canal Lottc-
~. 5000 DolIan highea Prize. in each. i
Newport, Dec. 16,h, 1906. f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
John =. JoDmsema, & 90.
Al their Store No. rag Thames. Street. from,
OF Capt. James. Peuy's. of:r for Sale
handiome sfic tment of
Fancy 6 Staple Goods,

Fancy 6 Staple Goods,
SsifeS 70 ,5e Ssejsa, sSbisb ,5y are dsxymixss
"SsH az k4S az cas- be psre6e/Sd fu Aew-
AMONG WHICH ARE, fR
Excellent Dutch Broad French Lsces.
Cloth, = p Laced Silk Sleeves and
Bet iuperGne Engliih. EneIifh Silk Gloves.
blue, black, and mix. White aud chintz Erin
do. ecs,
Second, middling, andWhite snd Colored
low psiEed do. Bed Lace,
Super. and other Cafii.Very hpe India Book &
mcres. Null Msilus.
Very fine white Aannel. Extra loug and habit
Yellow, blue, black, rcd Kid Gloves.
and green asonsls. Mems white and black
Baizes and Scrrges. Silk Gloves,
Coatings & Fearoou ghuRufia and Eaglifh Di.
Irih Linnens and SHIFT apsr,
Cottons, 1895 CA snd 6 4 Ensiifh Di.
Velyen and Patent aper. for table -clo,hs,
Worried Cord. S-4 elegant Satin,
Patent Cord and other Damsfk Shawls
WsiRcoatine. Camels Hair do.
Blankets from 6-4 toEnglifh Lureariugs.
it-+ihs. Umbrellas, SC. &c.
Newport. January 4, 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06

The upper par, Of Dwelling Houfr. with .
conveoient Kitchen be!sw, with the privilege
Of the Fountain water, leading 10 faid kitchen,
with sn excellent Cellar.-Apply n above.
NewSorf, January ri. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
MESSAGE

Fran fbt P,cifdsst ffbe UsRe1 Sfafes. nas/.
miuhg DsiHwe~r ard PaSsp wiastve 10 Csm-
tiaixn BY fbr Govonmsmf sf F,Snes. sga'sf
fhe Csmms,~ eavrsd on BY AmerieSs Cnisess
10 ibs Fnmrb lizard rs. Dsmixge.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
NATIONAL LEGiSLAqURE.
NINTH coNGRESs-rl..r sr,.los,

IL is on fbs Jailesvisg imSoyfaSf Dsesmess fb1f
Cssg,sjs s's ./sRpysd 10 havs beer xshsfixf fer
Jsms de,s sVn6 elssaaosu. Thy aVsr csmmx-
~,easd 10 ibe SenSs y ibs Prssdsst Of tbs U.
Ssafes on F,idey.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
CHARLES D'WOLFE,

Eas iua yee-ivrd, and fer Iaie, at hh Stare IN
B,jsoi, tbe fail'-Oirg artiele,, Viz.
- AI,INS, cak and box, frefh. and OF ex-
IN cellen, quality, jnR received from Mala-
"a afo Cattle Soap, 'weet Oil in boxes OF 80
flaks, and boxes of Z bottles; Clarct Wine in
eaiks of 90 gallons Silks Of various colours,
Italian Lus.afing, plain, arip-d and crois- bat
red. and two trunks, Of fewing Silks various
colours
Byifqal, Dec. IT..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
TO THE SENATE OF THE UNITED
STATES.

In compliance with the reqoea OF the Senate.
expUiied in their reiolu,ion OF Dec. ~, l now
lay before them fuch documents and papers
There being no other information in my poilef-
hon) !" relate to complaints by the government
OF France, againf the commerce carried on BY
the citizens OF rhs United States, to the Fssnch
i0and OF ST. Domingo.
Il. Ei.ha TIL ICEEEpcnNy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
TERMS OF 4Hz REPUBLICAN.

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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06

Benjamin T. Chandler
rs opening at his Shop No. 9. Cheap Side.
i Providence, directly oppohte the Roger WI
ian, Bank, large sGortment Of
bgrain g Scotch Floor Carpffinss,
which ~ilI be fold a. cheap as can be purchsied
in the State. Alto. large saonmeut Of
Dry CooDs,
lover than sfaal.
Asgss 40. yv'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27
Var D<ba,f~e.h March .. 1906.
Notice Is Hereby Given,

THAT ieparate propoish will be recsivet
i at the Office of the Secretary for the De
parmens of War. until ~ o'clock At noon o'
the fra wednefday Ia June next. fof. the fsp-
ply Of all ratioas that may b. required for the
ufe of the United StS,es, from the II day OF
Oaobes 1896, until the goth day Of September
1907, both days inclsaye. ss the following
pisces. viz.
Fira. Ar Nisgsry. DETROIT, Michiimseki
mac. Foss Wayoe. Chikago. asd at any place
or places, vhen troops arc or may be Aationed,
marched, OF recrsired within the Rssc OF Ohio,
ssd territory Of Michigan. snd Al sny place OF
places wirhis the Iadiana serdtory north Of the
4i q degres Of north latitude.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27

Such prctcn6ons while they exhibit for
their objea defence ofth. Uaion a
gainlt BntJ6 emmy, are prettily col
lading with Brihb Policy, while at
tempting to bring forward plans, con-
demned at prefent as aafi-rspabiicaa
and of courle repzgnant to the infsrsfs
of America.
More hT AuoTUER TINE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27
ERRATA.

can Elegy on Rich man" pub
liihed in our paper of the 18th inf.
third ffanza, fecond line, and fixth
ftanza, frlf line, for 70, read 10.
In the lecond piece of poetry, in
osr lait paper, in the third line of the
fecond ftanza, for ittis pages, read
title pages.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27
COMMUNICATION.

+. ATa numerous meeting Of the Citizens oi
the town Of Ne~port at the State Houfc. on
Tpeidsy eveping, March as. 1906.
Hasas Yeel ard Re/s5vs1, (only two diAren
,enu) That the Citizens competing this meet.
ing. viii exert every ef,rt to obisin the election
of G snersl SIMEON MARTIN, to the Office
Of Lieutenant Governor, for the enfuiua year.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27
COMMUNICATION.

Infanccs are not unfrequent ir
which apology defeats It's own inten-
tions; and infead of extenuating an
error, exaggerates its confequences by
giving celebrity and em,blfi TO fads
The affair of the intermsnt of our late
Chief Magitrate, however facstious
in itfelf, might have pad,d off, unno-
ticed in the procelli IN of common ev-
ents, had not an attempt been made
in public paper, to palliate the buff
foonery ofits management. Who af-
ter reading a communication in late
number of the Phoenix, bu, views the
proceedings more like the fictitious TO-
lemnities of a holiday-ceremony, than
the obfequies of a funeral. 1t reminds
us of the faux pas of the ancient E.
pheGans, who, intending to de.
feat the defgn of Eratoitratus, accom-
plilhed it tbsmjslves, in pafling an ed,
let prohibiting the mention OF the 'sar-
loa," by recording and giVins publicity
to the facrilege.