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100 Dollars Reward.

II = S /, small Red Morocco
( IL POCKET look, con,ainng ave one
hundred dollar bank notes, on che Virginia Bank /;
al; o sundry small notes one OF tae FIVE HUNDRED
dolisr bank notes has the price of hid Of tobac
ECO ca culated on the back OF the noee with red
INK Also, sundry Bonds of ruckes NJ Wood
son OF Albemarle dared the 18Th March last past
ariorntng to G 1908, with sundry Other bonds 70
considersble amount, two Of which are rec i
lceted. viz Drury Woods for SCR aad David
Priees's Isl WI ,eyer will deIiyer he ,Pock
et Book and contents, shalt receive the ab,,ve re
ward ELISHA pRJCE
/ Kichmond, Byrd's Warehouse
Thursday. 10 h Ap,ii 1906 #
/ 1 HE holders of Prizes III The hrst
< Class oft e William & M.ry Lottery, are
informed, that every exestion is making 10 OBJ
ain payment fnrshe tickets sold on -cresi,t.;
which those thu indebted. are again zpprizsi
will become due on the 18Th present /, and are
arnesdy entreated, to mako inmed iate remit
ances to the subscriber.
|, So soon as funds ufitient 70 discharge such
Claims or hs maj,u part of Them, are on hand
NOTICE will be duly given In the mean hige,
t'hofe inclined 70 receive bonds. or notes in pay
rnfnt. may On application have their claims i'm,
fmedia ely satisfied
/ The TICKETS for ,he Oil CLASS a,e rre
! pairing. and WILDE shorfi ready for delivery by
! no GNsENHOW. 4gent q f,easper
hprf 10 -l6t ~. 4y
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|THE subscriber has extended his
4 Praaice to the Superior Court of Chan
cory for the Williamsburg district.
Patrick Hendren,
Attorney At Law.
Surrey. chas. City ely March q, 1906 .w3m
ZnItllrhLe Enn,ih, MeI;c;,,aa
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TwentY Doilars Reward.

|" The sails Of the above Slaves is Pc
PONkD antiI the 1st of Ma Y next
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{ Four Dollars Per Aaaum.. ..paidin advass,ee. ]

5sH Pu6lis6ea and for sale at ,bis Office.
BROOKES's
GENERAL GAZETTEER IMPROVED
or. A NEW AND CONTRIBUTORS
GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY
CONTAINING
n descrttfion Of the EMPIRES, Kingdosts,
Sfafes. Provinces. Cities, Towns, Forts,
Aeas, Har6ours, Rivers, Lake., Moun.
tains, Cohrs, sc.
IN THE Known WORLD.
Wiih fhe Government, Cusfoms. 4nonaers.
and Religion ofthe I,aha6tsants.
Illustrated by eight Maps. neatly executed.
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NOT CE.

Eae partnership of JOHN BUTLER e Co
a; crtersvie is this day dissolved by mu,u
al eat Tie collection of debts due to ,has
concern are committed emf ely TO WIN. Macken
zis. he aaing partner of VIM. Mackenzie & co
and {" him alone or TO any one he may ap,oin,. Il
payment to bs made
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FOR SALE~--ixHEpIATELg,
WOODBURY. MILLS.


Lady built ef brick and stone, so bv 10 feet.
three stories high, with durable sone dam two
par BUR- and orc pair Cologne siones with Gle
yator-. screens. boiling cloths, &c on the nos,
aoproved construction ard nov in com ,lete order
for business: situlied ona constant stream IN
tue midst of a Delighted whess country. in the
sounty Of Powhaan, only one and half miles
from James river. aud % miles above Rich.
rr1ud
To the mill will Ne attached lot Of abou, 100
acres lard. on which sia~ds a conniodious two
story dwelling house and o,her necessary Offices,
handsomely en- losed under post and rail fence.
with garden JAILED in all new being 4teiy I'm.
ished' eooper's AM bIacksniths an p, mil era
house, houses for the accommodation of the
wofkmen, and excelleht wa,er very eonvenien,
Tor ali purposes ! not sold beforethe Is, say Of
MAY mex, hey vii, IN thay DAY. be offered Cor
SAFE ~ pnbic aaaion, to fhs highest bidder. on
tne Pvem'ses Terms OF sale lone third cash,
and the other two thirds at two annual pay.
nents.
THOMAS HARRIS, Jun
fswhs'an ely, Jan ", 1906. [epswEetesl
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Notice to Millers.

HAT | have on hand, ready for
- sale, BURR MILL STONES from q ieet
aiameterto feet. well made and Of good ma
ieria's, which will sell for gociabIc paper or
prouuce' at the same prices ,hsy have sold for
from Ten TO htteeH years past. and at the Dalti-
more, Philadelphia and New York prices, and
me mil stones shall be equal in qualify and
Workmanship TO any made at those places
w MILL STONE. MAKER will meet
with employment and receive liberal wages, on
application TO the subscriber
JOHN MOODY.
April 10h, 1906. 2,
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ORIGINALLY wRIrrEN
BY r. BROOKES, NJ. D.

me frsf american edition from the Lafesf
1nrotecn, rifh great additions and i'm
frovrments in every hart.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-18
Jaha Butler.
I'm. tM4ekenxfs s. Co.

Richmond. 1o.h April. 1896 2w
ALI. persons indebted TO the late concern Of
John Butler e Co. are requested te make pay.
meat 10 M. Robert Atkinson, as he alone I
have aahorised TO grant discharges Cor the same.
Nm dldok,n1,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15

wasljke bent. The armies Of thor. two conn
tIef ImuA ke il proportion to their refpeetivs
p6f41Iati:w; and upon this BATS it is clear, that
the Englinl army Car only be to the Frehsh ar
my In thesproportion of one to three. BeGdes,
to preferve this proportion, it would be nec,f.
lary that England fl,ould abandon The idea OF
keeping up fifty regiments in both the Indies,
and rednce, by one half, the hundred and fifty
thouiand fai'ors who are on board her Heets
But with all Mr.. Fox's eloGuence, he within
itdifiicplt to perfuade the bank, the India COM
panY, and the chancellor of the exchequer, that
this reduction of military force is good calcu.
lation -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15
TO TIE EDITOR Of THE ENQUIRER.

TO TIE EDITOR Of THE ENQUIRER.
SIR,
The events of the laf FELTON, of Conrrefs
nave furniihed ample caufe of fpeculation to the
curious and of regret to every true friend of
ms country. The myfery, which enveoped
'neir proceedings, and beneath which fomc of
their mott important tranfaetions yet remain
throuded, could not conceal from the mod care
LET'S obferver, that fchifm had ariIen in the re-
publican party. But the caufes which led To
this affecting event, are fil buried in obrcurity.
ID the hiitory of this memorable occurrence.
All IS darknets, confufion and contradiction
4 ne public mind, impatient of fufpence, and
as 1t dIipalring of further information, feems to
nave ouf-rnn the evidence, upon which alone
its Judgment ihould have been bottomed. So
tar as their opinion can be gathered from the
public prints, the voice of the people has de.
ciared for the administration. In this deci6op.
perhaps, itmIght have been the duty of the re-
pnoircan minority, aud of their friends, to sc-
quieice, had fair view of the flIbietl been laid
before the public. But knowing. as do, from
the mott indifpntable proof, that facts have
been initiated, opinions mifreprerented~m
truth fuppref1ed, and more faIfebood flleeel .
d;--approving at the fame time, from my heart.
the courfe which they have purified, am i'm.
PEELED to offer to the world fome facts and OBJ
fe'vations, which may enable them to form a
more jun opinion of the conduct of the repub-
can minority, during the afl felton, of Conerefs.
and OF the motives by which they were proba.
bly, a6tuafed.
II mutt be obvious to the NOT fuper6cial eve.
that every confederation of a felfilh, or prulen-
tia nature, would have diGuaded any man. or
let or men, among the republicans, from an
open oppoiition TO any leading and favourite
meaiure of the Executive, at that iuudure.--
The PRECEDENT of the u. S. had iuf been re-
elected by great and impoling majority of the
people. The acquiition of Lonifana had pi-
ven an eclat 20 the executive, and can folen-
dor around the administration, in which every
minor defect of the government was eclipfed-&
forgotten. The coloaal popularity of the pre-
hdent feemed to mock at all oppoStion. I'm
mindful of pat and deAr-bought experience. the
republicans had erected political idol, on
Whole affairs he, who dared to quefion its in
falibility, nun prepare to bleed. In this ooC-
tere OF affairs, all oppoGtion was indeed for
Iorn hope. There was every thing to lofe, no.
thing to gain. The minority had only to com
promife their principles, to betray their duty
to themfelves, their conftituents, and their coun
try, IN order to enjoy the countenance of the
to enfure the appreciation of the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15
STATE PAPER,

as after the convention concluded between
his voajefy the king Of PrufIia, and his ma;etv
the emperor of the French and king of Ttaly.
me prinoip7hy OF Anipach has, for feveral
weeks, been occupied by the French MARTIAL
Bernadotte, in the name Of his maiel the king
of Bavaria make known by this procIarnafi.
on to all my fubieAs, vanals, feudatories, cor
Porations, eccleGaitics, and laity of this princi-
patty, in virtue of the full powers and anthori-
~ with which am vehed, and the prefIing
orders have received, that from this day bis
Pruiliau majefy renounces and ceeds the civil
occupation ofthis principality to the king of
bavaria. Accordingly in the name of the king
of Prufia, hereby attac to the crown Of Ba-
varla the principally of Anfpach, with all its
concerns and obligations referving and exclud.
ing the private property of his maiety. IL
5erate all the aforefad fubiects, vaiTaIs, Sc. Of
Anipachs from their allegiance to the king Of
Prufia, it being equally underRood that their
engagements respecting the private property of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15

Smith and Ogden were bound over to appear
at the April term of the circuit court to anfwer
allegations preferred againIt them of Offences
committed againit the United States. To the
previous proceedings q mean the examinations
ofthe accufed) fhall hereafter advert, for al.
though the light and puerie remarks of Mr..
Coleman upon them do not aeferve, they f,all
nevertheless receive an anfwer. They were
then to appear at the April term, and il there
fore became the duty of the Mar,b1i for the
'diaria to fslef and fummon grand and pet
tit jury. They were accordingly /slel7ed aud
fnmmoned. Here they are.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15

81, majeay Nall ftilltenain in force and re.
place. nnder thrpr otcetien Of the king of Baya-
ria, asther new f0veye:gn, alltheir prerogatives,
rights, claims, insnunities, appointments, Den,
6ops, emoluments, >&c:sfor the enjoyment cof
which they will continue to perform their cuff
tomary functions, and difcharge the obligations
impofed upon them.
I" In the name and by the exprefs direction
of the king of Prufia, / thank all his faithful
fubieds, vaffals and fervaats of the principally
OF Anfpach, for the attachment they have dif.
played to, his perfon, and the many proofs they
have given of fidelity aud zeal for his fervice.
add the affurance, that his msiely viii always
take the mott lively iuterea in their welfare,
(Which their uew fovereign will ftudy to in
Greatly, and that he will with pleafilre embrace
every opportunity of convincing them of his uu-
alterahlr regard.
(Sgned) "NAGIER.
CommiiIarial plenipotentiary on the part of
Pruhia to place the principality of Anfpach
under the crown of Bavaria. "Anfpach,
May "a, 1906"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15
VIENNA, Nav so.

Count Metternich, nominated amha1ador
10 the court Of France, is 70 have ftipend of
10000 Horlns. Twenty thoufand horins are
20 he allowed tor his table, and 10000 more are
aligned to him for furniffiine his hotel.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15
Jsarrian 1ntelIiasntr.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW OF HOI.-
';.rtf 1,AND-
GENERAL DISPOSITIONS.

as 1t ba5 been agreed uboa BY Napoleon and tie
Dutch Desutiey.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15

The President Of the United States has ap-
pointed Lieutenant-Colopej PETER CURTR
MUS to the Office of Mar ball of the Dis,rst Of
New-York, in the place OF John Swartwout,
Esq. reno's"' ". r. Mers. HIv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15

NOTR.---1t is a duty enjoiaeh by the fscred caufe
Of npartiatY,t to h, following letter relative
to the preceding report Of this trial The corre,9-
nefs Of the fenony ofRiehatd Plat has been pa-ti-
cularly objeaed to-. IF we have enough hereaf-
ter, we may probably republh from the Aurora the
real eorrefpondence, which fa;d to have taken place
between MIR. DHncanlon and col. Smith.
10 Bs Editor eff5. Ns7e-1O,i Conmeyei1i dSv1,rry.
Sra,
nave obfetved in the American Citizen, report
Of the proceedings OF the late circgt cour, Of the T.
nited States, for the New-York dilri2, and which,
as far as it has been given contains many inseeufa-
cies add material mifrepfefentation,
think itproper to late thar all the proceedings
on this trial havs been taken by Mr. Lloyd the &C.
lebrated Asnographet pfrtiesarly employed by MIR.
Ogden and myfslf, tbata correct nat,ment naight he
on record. The Report of the Trial IS now in the
prels, and will foon be prefented TO the public, with
that impartiaiity, for which Mr.. Lloyd ia remarkable
Until this publication l. made, the public are folieited
70 fufpend their opinion.
w. S. SMITH.
Nsw-York, Augua j, 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-01

On motion Of NJ. Th7mpion the HouFe again
sfsioiyed Sitfelt into a-commirsee of the whole
Mr. G. Smith, in.the Chair; on the report Of
"a isieet committee in favor Of authorizing The e.
3reetlon OF bridge over tie Potomac.
Meisfs. Ihonlpfon, clatk and Elner advocat.
fed and Mefis. Easly, Sloan and Findky op-H
9poiec the report; when the committee role with
out eomlng-to deelGon, ard obtained leave to
lit again.
Ameaage was received from the PrsGdent OF
the Uniled States, encloiing memorial from
the merchants Of Baltimore, on the dspredations
committed on the commerce Of the Uoitsd States,
Which wa, referred TO committee Of I'll. whole
on the fate of the Union.
The Speaker laid before TIL .Heufe 9 letter from
the treaiacr of the Knitted States, rendering
general fasemrnt of The civil accounts, as we'll
as tl.eie OF the navy ard war departments from
Oa!oaei !, 800, o.s2Gtebes i, 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-01
.lhnysAaAa .Tanual.p so.


Mr.. J. Randolph sald it would bs re-
collected that, very early in the session, SO
much OF the message Of the Presiden. Of
the United States as relates 10 the invasi.
on ofueutfal rights by belligereDt powers,
had been referred TO the committee Of
Ways and Means. 1t would also be re-
collected that another message on the sub
iect, or on ore connected with il, had baen
referred to the same comHlittc of Gays
and Means. uadersiand, said Mr.. r.
.Qor my indispoeition has net permitted
me for some days pas. to attend TO the
duties Of n1y seat) tiat motion has pre-
vailed to discharg: the committee OF HSays
s2nd Means from the consideration OF
that subject. Inasmueh as the discharge
nay have been Effected uIdsr an imptes.
sion that the comG.itsee have Seen deEn-
eusnt in executing the duty devolved
upon them, feel il my duty,ibcfore sur
render the papers conaecied with this Sub
.iect, to give some account OF The proceed
ings of the con- mittes. On the fifth Of
Dec. the committee instructed their chair
man to write letter TO the secretary of
state, which wilfread. Mr.. r. here read
the letter as follows:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-01

SIH,
.In, oLe dithce to the resolayion Of d..
House of Re personalities Of Lbs r5th inst.
directing The secretary Of tie nasy, o
lay before Ihe hoase repofs on tkescon,
.ditionzof the trgates. ard other pubilc al az
ed vessels, belengirg to the United States,
distinguishing III. Tngates -hs for actual ser
vice /; Distinguishing such As require fepairs
and the sum necessary for repairing each;
apd distinguishing .-lso such as i. may be-
the interest OF The United States 10 dispose
Of rather than re palf," 4 haze the homer 10
state,
Z That ahe frigaie Constitution is now in
a state ct thorough tetair, and Ia all rs-
spects prepared for service:
Thar The ff,gase Chesapeake has lately
been repaired and is5fl for asr,lcc.
That The triga.es Adams, Essex aud
John Adams are alsohl ior service.
That the brgs Siren, Hornet, Argus.
aud Vixen the schooner Nautilus AND En-
trrprixe, the bombs Spis6re md Vergr
and all the gun BOATS are fl for servicea
Thar the friga,es President, Z. SAFES,
Congress, Constslla,ion, New York and
Boston, require to be repai,ed.; but il IS
utterly impossible to fornl an accurate esti-
mate Of the 8 ssnn necessary for repairing
each.n
know OF no vessels belonging to the
interested the Uoited States 10 dispose Ct
rather than repair"
On The motion Of M7. ] Randolph, the
-1st aud Cd sections OF the bli 10 repeal SO
much of an act as aulhorises the evidences
Of ,t.s public deb; to be received in.pay-
rnent for public lands, end for other pur-
poses, was referred 10 coal mistee OF the
whsle house.
The discussion which ensaed or the de-
tails Of this bill occupied nearly the whole
of the residue Of the day, sot which We
shall hereafter rake .mots particular no.
,ice.
The committee having reported the bill,
with sundry amendments, it was ordered
to ihir'| reading TO morrow.
Mr.. Stanford reported a bilIfor altering
the time for holding the circuit court tor
the district Of Morih Carolina, which was
referred to committee Of the whole to.
morrow.
Mr.. Crowniushield presented 40 ener~
getic and comprehensive memorial from
the merchants Of Salem, Mass REPRESENT
ing the embarrassed state fof our trade:
their deep anxiety at the impressment OF
.Americsn:seamen the severe injuries re-
csived from thereceut principles assnm med
by Grea, Britain, and pledglng their lives
and property in support of such measures:
as may be taken by the government TO de- !.
sfend and protect their'righ,s.
Referred to,a committee Of the whole on
the state of the unien.
ACSTzF OF RPF.AD.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-01
CouMITEEE RooI, Dec. II.

SIR,
The committee of Ways and Means
have instructed m+to request you viii cause
to be laid before them such information,
on the subject of the nc!osed resolution as
the department. of state can furnish.
Tie peculiar objects of our research
are
4. What new principles, Or construc-
sious Of the law of nations have been a.
dopicd by the beliigerens powers OF Eu-
rope, to the prejudice of neutral rights?
2, The governments asserting these
principles and constructions?
5. The extent to which the commerce OF
the United States has been thereby ipjur.
ed?
i am, with very great respect,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-01
Yours,
JOHN RANDOLPH.
The Secretary ot State.

On Saturday night, the s5th instant, the
Committee OF Ways aud means received
an answer to this letter, which .w'h de-
liver to the clerk, in order that it msy go
10 the new committee, to which this dust
ness has been referred. 1t is unnecessary
for me to add any thing more. The house
must be sensible that while the commits.
tee Of ways aud means were ia the dafk,
they could nor proceed IN the discharge
of the duties assigned thea, and that after
receiving information from the secretary
Of state late in the day, it was impossible
for them to have made a report by this day
and if I am not mistaken the metion TO
discharge the commit,ee'of wayss& means,
was made before the answer OF the .secfe-,
,ary of state Was received.
The clerk accordingly read the Letter OF
the secretary Of state as follows;
| ANSWER.
The secretary of state 1presenss HE .'4e'
spects 10 Mr.. Randolph, and has the benor
TO transmit him acopy of,the report this
day made by the president Of the United
S,ates, respecting interpretations bytoreign
powers. ,of new and injurious principles, IN
thelsw of4nations. This report with the
cor, .aunicatiops made by the presideas to
5congress, particularly that OF the l7sh INST
wal tits hoped, afford the informasoe re.
qsested, for the committee OF ways ana
means, by Mr.. Randclph's letter o. the
/ iIth inst. gF
+ Department IF state,
$50 an. IS, 1906. )
When on motion of Mr.. J. Randolph
the papers laid by him on the table; were
referred to the committee otthe whole OF
the state of the onion, :.
/ The speaker laid before the house tn
1 the following letter from the secretary Q
ths aaYY addressed to the house.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22

Arrived at this port on the nth ina. in 6
days fr,m Charlsaon Is. C,I the l,op Rolla,
Capt. Wnittredse. Oh the 7th iuh. the Roll
Ia was 6red upon ard boarded in the latitude of
IS g. loogtode rs. A.. BY an officer belonging
TO the B'i,iih triga's C'eopatrs, Capt. White, Q
~ gon,-who airer treating Capt. Whittredpe
nth every mark OF contempt and extreme info
lence, demanded dgh, Of his papers and no,
con,snt with viewine them, made him produce
his le,,es, and btok- open tncfe addreiTed a,
fol llows, ,iz Mcifu. Bowen & Ennis, Mer-
chants. Newport, Mea,. Gardner & Dem,
Merchants. Ne-port, Hon. Samuel Tcbey
Berkeley M,Gachai.tm, MIR. George D'wolfe,
Bria,l Rhode laaad. After having peruicd
shefe. the evening being far advanced, he i'm
prefed the cook. named Nathan wampe, au
Indian, taa apprentices TO Michael Winnc~, of
Rochsasr, M,aschufetn,) and then fuffered
Capt. w. to proceed |; in this manner is the
Arp-ricsn alg violated in i,s rights, and plum.
d:red of its ci,izens.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22

representation from lait year we
now only fate the general refult.--
The whole number which we have
heard of, are 343, of which aoa are
republicans, aud I4I federalifs.-
Republican gain 81, lofs 4-federal
gain 80, lois ar.-Net republican
gain, Seventy Five!
SuppoGng all the returns to be re.
gular, Governor Strong's majority is
only I76, according TO Runell's fate
ment laf Saturday. But it is fuppo-
fed the returns of Plymouth, Bolton
and New Bedford may be fet atide.
In that cafe, Mr., Sullivan will come
in very itrong. The treatment which
the town of Shapleigh and feveral re-
publican towns met with lat election,
will caule the republican reprelenta.
tives to make very ffrid fcrutiny,
at the election which is juit at hand
So we fay mott emphatically, there
is no telling VINO is governor, till after
Election.
1t is probable there will be as great
apreponderance in the Legislature this
year on the fide of Republicanifm, as
there was the lalt year on the lide of
Federalifm.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
P. BOND.
BOSTON May IS.

Latef from Europs.--Capt. STARR,
who arrived here on Tuefday evening
from Rotterdam, has favored Us with
papers to the aeth of March. BY
them we learn that the king OF Naples
had commanded the inhabitants OF
Calabria to lay down their arms: and
at the fame time ifued orders for the
evacuation of that Province. The
whole Neapolitan army was to be al
fembled in Sicily.-Mafena is to be
Governor of the two Calabrias, and
ST. Cyr to have command of the ar
nv under the immediate orders of
Prince Jofeph.-Pruflia was foon to
take formal occupation of Hanover,
and Swedi(h Pomerania, including the
ifland of Rugeh, is ceded to Pruiiia.
The Milton of Count Haugwirz to
Paris being terminated, he took leave
of the Emperor on the a3d of March,
to return to Berlin.-The French
troops were on the III of April, TO be
put ON the peace efabliihment.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
~ E w S TO r E.

GEORGE w. TILLINGHAST,
AXES the liberty Of informing the public,
= that he has jua received from New
fo'k. and now ofsu for fale. nearly oppoGte
she Back IN Wexford. a very handfome al
for'meat OF
Dry GO0dJ, CrSeksry, Hard Ware,
e Groceries
Which he will po6tiyely fell on as reafonabIe
terms az can be purchaied in the State, either
tor Cash or asy kind of Country Produce.
To prove this true, pray call and fec
Thea tell your friends how cheap they he.
WIckroRD, May IL. 1906.