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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-18

he celebrated Mr.. George Whitfield, in
his farewell sermon to the inhabitants OF Ner.
witch, Connecticut, addressed them III these
words ;.--s w hen first preached In this mag
nihcent house, about twenty years ago, l told
You, that you were part beast, Part man, and
part devil; at which you were offended. i
have since thought much about that expressi-
On, and confess that for once was mist@kerl,s
therefore take this last opportunity to Cor
rect my error. Behold! | now tellyou that
you are not part man and part beast, but
wholly of the deyil..'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-18

you arc not part Man ana Part EeaSl pHs
wholly Of the deyil.''
From the Nez-isnslussd Palladium.
THE R0YEh's REFORM.
JERRY's heart was fornl'd for laying;
But inccnstant as the air,
Round<t the brilliant circle rowing,
He admir'd each lovely Fair.
Some he loy'd for pure good nature,
Some tor shape and some for feature:
Some for enc thing, some another,
This he ioy'd for being small,
For her size he lov'd tie other, !.
And in fifth he lowe them ali,
Who would,think that such a roYcr
Could consent to take a vile,
And become a constant lover,
Fer the period OF lis lie?
JERRY vow'd he'd 1ssei mary
No one girl WIS lorIn's.. for JFEsY.
Marriage thoughts were too alarrling:
Well he iosd III enchanting Far,
Bit Ftsjiesy u tha,mang,"
Was 10 him a charming ar.
Soon, however, Ioyely SALLY,
Borrow'e CUPID's silrest dart,
And before hs'd time to rally,
Pierced the rowing lovers heaif
JERRY lov'd--resolv'd to n.arry--
SALLY made a spouse O. IEaRY,
Who in one alone delighted,
Finds Lis former no.ions III,
For, though long they've been united
jerry loves his SALLY still.
CO. Mr.. HucA SMITH has Teen eno-
fen q Director Of tie Buk of lAlexan~
er'a, 0'cs JOHN Dunlap, dscfahd.
:-4---a-2-. =. - s,ssssxs
PUBLIC SALE.
TOMORROW, ii half past 10 o'clock, will
be sold, at ths late dwelling Of John Du,sla1t,
deceased, Duke-stteet,
A variety Of neat Houhold and
Kitchen Furniture,
.4nd handsome coz1ec!ion Of ROCKS, .Gc.
P. 9. Narstsl,cr.
November Is:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
SENATE OF VIRGINIA.
7gesdtY. Dn.nkrr II.

TTsSdIy, Drfemkrr II.
Anotlon was made that the Iiouls come to the
tSiivwIug rsio uilons IN
Reioiyed, that the members o. this Houfe, enter
tam high ieuie Of the diainguhed abilities Of Creed
l.9r' tiipiTs, lately t6elr iPeaker' and feel paul.
euIaTiy grateful for his piefnl ieryces 70 msiber
and Tor the able, judeiovs and impartial manner in
which he performed the duties as Speaker. ~
Reiolye9 therefore, that The blanks of the Senate
be pretended TO hum IS lms ieitneny of its ref,
pecls ior his character, together wich It's bet wiiss
ior hl. future hnrPinG' ap@ PROPERTY both jn prs
And ne lad REVOLUTIONS bejng delivered in and
agreed to ~ the H.uie. F"'
Ordered, That Meiieps Munford, Coles aud
Robb' de eonnranisSste the fame to the laid Cred
iaypr, - ''''"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
FRIDAr, ysnsqcy 10,

TIr e7g,eBsd bin ProOiisS ,ies and ayiieies fer tie
soVeynmsaf Of tie ares off6 United SfatcI, 4DGs rad
fbird Tins a59psgsd--Ayes 55--NsesII.
Mr.. =. C, S~if5 from tie Committee IF Cisiv,, s-aet
,sso,f on fbs petition If Oes,ge II. Lovs9y, eOasudsq
zoifb 'soDtios f5at ts P,aye, Of 6s bsfia oeybt so
10 b gr0afcS, ~ wbjeb tie Hags eoatar,ed.
Mr.. Hsiso Srglaied zsuoriol fi'1 tie Common
CepgeR IF firrasfri4, fyayisg baf tks SyeSeHs efi6e
3rStfiqn ohs s4 Of Coaeres yeiafips 10 gva,safiae,
Eey be sxfealcd 10 tie Df,i7 IF CoiyuJio bat Be,e
my ost'e6 at Joras Point Is, nee.,y bgiisg,/or
tie accommodation Of ti and Gfabie4 a~ta, and Daf 9
general quarantine gatgsme7' NJ, Be made at Tonss
point al bs PH6s IsPeaee, 4sbeb 4So' rsjsrref 70 He
een1iHss IF Commune aSd Mdgyfse7Des
Mr.. TJ0san Pygj'afedse Preee.Jog, sff5e Hoys
Of Rsp,gSafaiOeJ Of PeggL,yass, yeiafiSe 10 tie cav
pCYe0ss Of bs nail ord ke ivssftiaa sfeefsgs, sebisb
7Oes reitrIsd IL bs PEI. Q5es ,omey6ffe.
1T obo1 Ie seissI Hf gaifrss 7seTe sa,e4, md ga.
Bgsed eieE9 gzfJ RAJ 3 Ssieei.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18

Gers on both hdeas A few of the early grantees
acc-pteddnshle conrefiions, while tie greater
ouRber, knowing that the lands between them
and the lakes, would any time he cosceded to
them apon their application, and being ignorant
ut the future deNinies of the country, content
ed themfeves with Jingle conceflions. Thc(e
iettlets felt the iefs anxious to extend their
grants. when they reflected that the morafiss
and fwamps prciied in every where behind their
lands, 70 clok. rs to allow in few initances more
thtn thirty, and many lefs than twenty acres in
depth, fit for culture. The Lands b hind ttefe
cor 'etiions, were facredly pr, frrved nv the
s sniilt government for the proprietors in front,
aud they were at any time able to procure them
~ offering proof that an extenii,n Of their
grants. would not injure the holders Of double
cbnreiiors.
The culture Of fngar, culture of the frft
Importance to the profperity and independence
OF the United States; 4 culture forbidden by
mature to the other inhabitants of the ion, and
confined exc'ufively to this favored foot has on
many plantations already nearly exhaufted the
tio,ber, and will uoefs aided by the c. prets
ereres, 20 long rcferved by the Spanih govern
ment fer the prefent inhabitants, greatly Lam
gain or he entirely abandoned. Should thrfr
i7ods he expofrd for fac. II is obvious that they
cop'd be bought only with view If harralIing
t.e proprietor of the front bee ante not one
acre of them is fit for culture of any kind, and
tsey can I've approached only by paiiing thro'
the cultivated lands of thufe who are the pro-
pristors Of the front. To promote the culture
Of fsgar, TO qset the minds Of the fettlers, to
ftreen them from the rapacity Of :hofc who
might purchafe the lands between them and the
Takes. ahd TO fulfil their expectation founded on
che i'r memorial ufages, and foIemn afiurances
Of their former governments, your memorialifs
pray that the holders Of Jingle concefions, may
be plilced upon the fame footing with thofe to
WHOM double concefiions were granted by the
government of France and Spain.
Your memorialifts, before they conclude this
addrrfs to your honorable body, beg leave to
direct your attention 20 memorial tranfnittrd
you by the late legislative council, relative to
the eftab!hme and endowment Of public
fcbpoIs, and pray that the liberaity which has
been e. honorsb.y difDlayed towards the othe,
territories, may be gHncronfly extended to the
territory Of Orleans; and your memorialifts, as
IN daty bound will ever pray.
JEAN NOEL DESTRIHAN,
Speaker eff the RoaJe of Re
byrjsn.sfiDeJ.
ELIGIUS FROMEN TIN.
CLERK.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
From tie Londau Morning CIroaie!s Of Noo. Is,

1t appears that the numerous armies attended in
the North of Germany, where the lait haryeit was
uncommonly had, has created lcareiiy Of the moa
difrefTing kind BY the letters received yefterdsy
from Hamburg, the price of corn has rien 10 an e1
cefiive degree. Our MiniRers have wifeley fent
Cores Of bifeuit for the mantenapce of General Dons
army but il would be well if fps were inftantIy ia
ken 20 fend fupply Of CORN, which we can very well
fpare The wheat which has been imported from
rhe very eouptrie, which now wan, it, cannot find
market IN this country at the price which is was
coufgDed aRd yet not being entered for re-expor-
tation, it eanno. be TENT back. Policy, well as
good neighbourhoos, demand chat we fhould relax
from the law 80 feTve them d. theis extremity.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18

This fun If 3lS9Fq dolls, 20 cents,
continues the nett revenue Of =
year, WHICH lhauld haye bPen paid
into the treafury on the n Of Oe-
tober, 1905, and would haye Ecr,ny
ed ths refouFees Of the gosernrneut
10 meet their expenditure, from the
IN Of oaobeg, 1908, 70 ths 9oth
Of September, 1906. OF this fsp
Of 1890 dolls 70 eeqts, 81 1880,
f9 cents were paid out presiopfy
to the III Of Oao!,ef, 1905, IN DIFF,
charge Of warrants agsinf the trea7
fuzzy. drawn sile, prior 10 that peri.
od; and as the fam Of ~ $50 dolls,
GO eeHts were expended before 'hs
yesr for which we have prepare
efirlates) commenced, it sapnoi be
ssleylsted ~ ths Fsyegss IF tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
sA7URpA7r, fsnasrs u,

fr'hi'o sOa' -srot.9 fypw t6s iglpSflars En-, 0gf
tenn for fbr pert Of Pbiadsebis f,Gyiqg O, a" i'sre
9 fbnr es~pofaegi, md rst1,fe 70 le Sssr'ts,y # NE
Treejvy,
TIE LeaiT iqij6;fvfB. Hosjs q ktse, from TIE Sr-
sScfaey ~ Wsy, fsJibag ssqffpSSf Of fir nG,'ky #
ire syws, So Pyept,iy et5f " staia,f' fer Vie, d..
6ggsijsg PR fleey arbas H.y gre Rss6r5i By 4obisb
4sSfaD, ttsi eSsiga~ q bs srn, 'bs bess' 9ftbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
Ieesh1Laap. fanearaI

M, @lanfofi repGrqed; fron NE eopD,iues 40,
Pontea to communicate 20 Creed "a, Tor, Efquits,
the reioiatca'oi this Houe, re'pfa NJ his rohdrt4
and ieTslS IS amsji'bes an3 re,ifr GHrsof, that
tie coClniiJee lad, s-cotdmg 60 order, eon.nlnca,
s 60 nm tie iaid reeivios md had received from,
hirl the GnjieYieg arfv cr -
10 Wm; Moafr4, Iiags f. Coles, and Robes
9, Esbbt ft4lfse
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
f0sjd,y, Tsssnv, II.

A communication from the Senate by their clerk:
The Senate have agreed to the refolut:ons, for an
pontng JOINT committee to call upon the preldest
aud directors of the bank of Virginia. for latemsnt
OF the amour; Of the capital fock of the COMPANY
OF the deh's due to the iame of the depots in their
eonersI the notes in circulation and cath in hand
and Tor view of the book or book. containing the
n'lnpte. Of their proceedings with an amendment. 70
winch they reqnsa the concurrence of the Houie of
Delegates
The houie proceeded to cnnGder the faid amend
houfe. '''
with. >"'
The Speaker laid before the houfe letter from,
inc Governor. referring to snclofure for the con-
liberation Of the General Aflsmbly seh being read.
were ordered to be laid upon the table
Mr.. Miller (of Powhatan) from the committee of
Finance, made the following report:-
iHE Committee of Finance have had the yar;ou,
iubJ:ess to them referred, under their confederation
and beg leave to fabmi, thereupon, the following re-
Por, to the Houfe
Ultimate IF be exffnfs Of tie ga~ernm.at er, ,ss FIN
Of Off'Ser, sos, to tie birfe5 az S.s.enIer, iSos
including Seits fsyaSi. during .6at ts,ied;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
EXTRACTS FROM THE Journals or
TIE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MONDAY, Tasvary IS.

a communication from the Senate by their clerk
The Senate have pailcd the bill, 1" Coiccrnu,y a
m'!l-dam authorized to be ereaed BY Alan, Fieh-
man acrofs The Weft Fork of Monengalia river"
They have afo paaed the bill, (" Concerning .h.
town CT NEWMARKET in the county of Shenandoah"
with All amendment, tn which they reaueR the con-
eurrence of the Houfe of Delegates
The hnufe proceeded to conlider the an.udren,
TO the iaid BILL and the fame being read, was agreed
TO by the houre.
ordsred, That the clerk acquaint the Senate there
with.
An engroged bill. " To amend the aa, entitled an
act directing the method of proceeding in courts of
equity aganf sbirnt debtors and other ahlent de-
PENDANTS; and for Citing the proceedings OIL attach
''ents againit abc0nding Debtors" read third
nnc;
Raofved That the bill do pals and that the title be-
q" as, To amend the act, entitled. an aa direct
ing the method of proceeding in courts Of equity A.
CAN'T abfent debtors and other aben, endants and
Tor ie'tling the proceedings attachments apa.st
abfeondng debtors"
he houfe, according to the order Of the day, re-
iolved itief into committee OF the whole houe on
bill, To amend the act, entitled an act for further
continuing and amending the act, to reduce into one
the ieveral as concerning executions and for the re-
ef OF n!olvent Debtors, apd after fone time fpent
therein, Mr.. Speaker refnmed the chair, and Mr..
Smyth (of Wythe) reported, that the committee of
the whole houfe had, according order had the faid
bull under CONFEDERATION, had gone through the fame
and made ievrral amendments thereto which he hand
ed IN At the clerks ta5le, where the fame were read
further amended, and the faid bill amended order.
ed to be engrofled and read third time
On motion Ordered, thar the order of the dav ON \
petition from the counties of Henry and Patrick,
praying the Le,fafurs 10 adopt nsas, for calling Cen
vf"fi'" 70 re.f and a"erdb e State Coi.uau be po-
poned till Monday next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
Dulneftif 1ntelitgentf.
NETWORK, January 10.
HARDENBERG.
Berlin, Oa. Il, 1905.

Letters by the Volunteer, Wells, dated the s,h
ult- respectable hou(e in this city announce
tina, order had the proceeding week been iued at
Leguria and Porto Cavelo, totally prohibiting the
further exportaton Of GsHes, cocoa and hides.
fI'5ere, hdvJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18

1864 mlisefs ssifS b,ysnsf,.

u VsV5sss fz6e1fs
iiS.5oi msfSefs ssifb ksysnsf..
S,66s yiRss.
6eJ.fh.
1883 pair Of P;foi,, and
9tS exybines.
T5;' Communication ysiryyeI 70 tie eesrri.-s se-
Pointed on f6e aTmirg eftks mi!ifia.
II ''t time after eieven oeioei, tie galleries srers
cleared Ttev continued sissd rn.a eeol scsen he
Hsye aSsuraeG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
STATE PAPER,

Traa6Ditisd BY i5s Baros de Harie1berg TO "a.
Dayoe eaa M. Lat9Ss9.
"Thc king has commanded me to COMMUNE
cate whai follow 10 liza eEccllency f"asiha'
Dnroc, aodto M.Lafore1, envoy extraordinary
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
The FUN will then be

j he fnm Will then be
The whole amoun, OF arrear.ce.. In.
GLIDING thoie Of 1909. amo,nt TO
the FUN OF 1850 dolls. IS cents.
from tins ium. notmore, than Il. 600
dollars will be probably received
from az OF October, 1905, to the
soth of September, 1906
Probable dividend Ola the aock Of the
Rate IN the bank Of Virginia
Froa21i- inm which will be received
Iron the Tale OF negroes for ,ranf.
portati.n
Nett proceeds from James river canal
~srehouie
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
curonran 3nrriltgenfr.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 1.

FRAsKFokT, Nov. l.
1t is pof'ively aiitrted. that the archdukr
Chsr'es IS marching to Auaria with $4,000 men
frora Italy, who will be replaced there by the
Ru1ans from Corfu.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18

d. C..
Expenfes Of General Afeinbiy 10000
Officers of civil government $4,000
Officers of militia $500
CEinina. profecutions s5'oOo
EIpenie of guards 10000
S,A'e' executed 500
Slaves transported aOoO
Lunatic hofpital G 500
ricnniohd guard $4,000
Building ofmanufa Glory of arms, in,
Guiding the e1peufe Of completing
tae fopnderY 1900
Expenfe of manufacturing arms, in
Guiding officers falaries 4oooo
For the completion of James river ca
nal Yarehosfe 7so
For the completion of ths pentent.
AIRY building Is77
ExPenie OF removing criminals to the
Penitentiary, and their confinement
therein, including the falares Of
the officers ysoo
Public ieryiees Of diflrisa court clerks 7oo
IntereR public debt regifered sooo
Ditto on debt due perlons who paid
money into the treaiury on &C.
count Of Brtilh debts al 900
Petitioners Zoo
Expenfe Of representation TO Con-
grefs, and the Senate of the fate 900
An inffa!mont on the flhares Of ths
fate in the bank Of Virginia 10000
Commfion OF the reysnue 1880
Contingent ekpenfes Of government ~ 900
Upper Appomattox Canal company 62s
ToRay the debt due James Prudden aoS
Tops shs debt due John A. Cheya.
lie 1894
To refund money 70 Tho8,as MILAN s5
To pay thofe perfons who have kill
wolves in various counties, agres.
bic co thsir warrants 400
7------------
32l,fI6
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18

tn. committee report the following climate of the
Revenue If the Commonwealth, 70 meet the fore,
going erpenditures -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18

Nett amount Of tar on land, lots and
other properly, which tax was pay
able into the treafury the 10 of oc-
tober, 1905
Ditto Of furpIus on tobacco exported
Ditto tax on law proeels
Dit,o regilter's fees
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18

997,s05 FL
2l,260 %
l4,24I ST
1858 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18

their love, for dtfire their happiness. have
claim upon their afiif ance for whatever they
venture for the throne, they venture for them
feves, their own families. their poterty, their
own happiness and tranquility, and for the pre-
iervaton Of all that is facred and dear to them.
"With forttude the Aultrian monarchy a.
rofe from every form which menaced It during
the preceding centuries, It's intrin6c vignr is
ftill undecayed. There fill exits in the breaft
of thofe good and loyal men for Whole profperi-
ty and tranquility combat, that antient patrio =
tic fpirt which is ready to make every facriGce,
and To dare every thing, 10 fave what mutt he
iaved--their throne and their Independence,
the uational honor and the national profperity.
"From this fpirit of patriotifin ON the part Of
my fnbje6s, expect, with proud and tram
gull confidence, every thing that ia great and
good but above all things unanimity, aud
quick Arm and courageous cooperation in c.
very meafure that fhail be ordered, to keep the
rapid ftrides of the enemy % from our frontier,
until thofe numerous and powerful apxlisries
can act, which my exalted ally, the emperor
Of Rufiia, and other powers, who have former
ly and recently experienced the infqlts of the
emperor Of France have defined 20 combat for
the liberties of Europe. and the iecurity of
thrones and of Dations. 'Succefs will not for
fake juit eaufe forever; and the unaumity Of
the (oyereignS, the proud manly courage, and
the confcious ltrength 0f their people, will foon
obiterste the fra difaffers, Peace will fourth
agsin and in my love, my gratitude, and their
own prolperity, my faithful fubje6ts will find q
full compensation for every facri6ee which am
obliged to require for their own preferyation.p
IN the name and At thr express command If
the emperor aud king,
FRANCIS Coust SAUBAp,
YJ.ssa, ga. go.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
JOB SHERMAN

Ma, rsesivtd Cssfgnn<xf Of
S9 ldes fole Leather
Meats Leather
Calf Skins aud Boot Lees. ALSO.
A very exten6ye aGorment of DRY GOODS,
CosGaing of
Super6ne Broadcloths and CsGimeres
Common do. do.
Royal Palent Cord fancy do.
Velyets and Thickiet,s
Toilnets and Swsnzsdown
Bombadeu and Poppleneu
WiIdboses
Raaells and Calimsncoes
FianneIs and Baizes
Dimities aud Calicoes
Grape
Real CoIrain Linens, BY piece Or yard
Lesther do.
PlattiIlas do.
Brown do.
Rufls Sheesing. white and brown
SuiPenden, by dozen or hngle
a variety Of Checks by pisce
Check Handkerchief, do.
India Mullins
Home made do. for fhirting, very nice
Cotton Bcdticks and Cotton Yarn
A variety Of Men and Womens Shoes
Camels Hair fhawls
Silk Gloves
Piece Green Moreen
Blankets and Rugs
Cotton and Silk Umbrellas
Carolina and French Indigo.
GROCERIES as ufual--
Among ~hich are FIVE kinds of TsAs and CO.
% lhells.
The above articles with mauy Others. too
Numerous to mention 10 an advertisement, will
be Sold on the moR moderate terms.
Ntcsps,i, iaib mo. 4ib. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
NATHANIEL DEARBORN,
Book Binder e. Stationer.

hAS takea the chamber over MeiIrs. MsIN
i i e Rooms Store, No ~ Thames.
Street, oproite Nj. qssSsJfsis Coffee Hou(e,
where the Book. Binding ba6neis will be CARR.
ed on in ifs various branches--Accosnt Books
with or without feel backs ruled to any pat.
tern: Old books bound on realonable terms.
Any orders in the above bu6neh will be exc
CURED with pandaali,y and difpatch.
An excellent aHorlment Of Stationary, Ac-
count and School Books. will always be kept
for fale a. cheap ~ can be purchafed in New
port.-Now on hand Watts PfaIms,& Hymns,
large and fmsll type, Scots LeG ms, ,Elements OF
Ufeful Kuoviedse, American Preceptor, do.
SeIeetion,, Aldens Reader. DzboIls Arithmetic,
Roots do. Murray Abridged Grammar, webfiers
Improved Spelling book, do. Grammar, Tcfta.
ments, Almanacks for 500. Quills from No.
6 to I6, States & Slate Pencils, Letter & common
Writing Paper, Sealing Wax, Waters, Lead
Pencils, Ink Powder, red and black, Coismbisn
Orscr, Morfe's Geography, Alden's "a, and
I'D Part. Entertaining books for Childreu, &c.
Wholefslc and Retail.
JuR received, an excellent fuppiy letses and
ve'lam paper for dfawing-Supesior psper for
Blank Books, sc.
Has jaa received the moA approved editions Of
Sacred MuGc.
a variety Of elegant
Small Books for Children.
Newport, Dec. "a. I8oS. If
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
CURIOUS ADpER7ISRMENq.

MADAM SPlTFIRE, at the 6gn
ofthe Furies, next door to the Cats
Paw tavern, offers her fervicss 10 the
public to teach the noble art of Seoi-
ding and .2aarreiling in good orbad
humor, in love or fpite; by the week,
day, hour minute, or fecond early or
late ; before or after meal without
regard to any perfon in Dutch or
Engliih. She has difcovered new
way for women to pull the hair and
cap of their adveriary Scolding,
&c. taught in the genteeleit manner,
to country women as well as town Ia
dies. She has very peculiar mode of
fcolding adapted to every age and cir
cumitance of life. Married women
taught to fcold their hufbands blind,
deaf, and dumb, in fix weeks. AS a
proof OF her abilities in this polite ac-
quirement, fhc folded eight hufbands
to death in three years time, and the
ninth is far gone. She teaches how
to make grimaces, or furious faces.
Sleepy huibands may have their wives
taught to fcold them awake. She
folded the teeth out of her head the
fril year fhe followed this noble bu.
hntfs, which renders her incapable of
teaching the art of biting; bur, on
the other hand, fhe is not afflicted
with the tooth-ache, which is a great
advantage. She is well provided
with needles and pins to teach how to
fcratch faces, arms, hands eyes, Sc.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13

RefpetafslIy inform the Prblic.
THAT they have opened their School. il
il Clarke-Stsect. uear Wzfhington. .Sqssse.
late the re6dence Of Mr.. w5ii;ss B,i1ses--
Where youth wiIl be csrsfslly sasehs Reading
economically. Writing. CyPhering. Gsossa-
ply. Book. Keeping. By 6nels and dosbie ent-
~. &c.--Thols Who may istrs& them with
their children. msy depeaa on the aritsef II.
tentioa beiae paid to their morale and nsases
Of behavior. .-Horn Of Tsitiou from to ~
o'clock 10 she morning and from Ito s 10 the
sftesnoon--The EvsHiag School IRON 6to 9
O'Clock. .--Fos hssher particulars apply ~ shs
School Room.
- The LATIN and Cassx LssnNsess,
sih be taught 70 shofe sho wiA is. /.
NswPosS, Nav. ~ Aees.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
LATE OMISSIONS.
WfLMIMc roN. iN. c.l lal

WfLMIscroS, IN. Co. Jan, 7.
Capt. Ryan who left Trinidad Dec.
nth, informs, that a few days before
he failed 1000 negroes hadrevolted
and embodied at Port.of.Spain with
an intention of deltroying the place
and committing a general mafacree
of the whites that Marihal Law
was Immediately proclaimed the
troops andinhabitants turned out, and
the King ofthe Infurgents with ~ of
their ringleaders were taken, examin-
ed and committed to prifon; but on
the I4th at 4 o'clock when Capt. Ry-
an was under way, there was gener-
al alarm fired and the bloody flag
hoiited.
BosroN, Feb. d.
Mr.. Bowdoin, our ambafador to the
court of Madrid, was, at the period of
the lat advices, at Paris.-Mr. c.
Pinckney's functions ceafed on Mr..
Bowdoin's arrival, and he has reGded
for his health in the neighborhood Of
Lifbon fince. Mr.. Erving our charge
des affairs is at Madrid, and through
him, OF through Mr.. Bowdoin, only,
can authentic Information concerning
our claims on Spain be expected TO be
communicated. The late report Of
adyices by Mr.. hriih is unfounded.
2.t Awora.