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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
PHTLADELPHIA. Noyember 10

We make no doubt that the following let
ter is from general Wilkinson, but certainly
the general has INDUCED in strange stile
with regard 10 orderS--we should pass this
letter to the public without a remark, were
1t not likely from the tenor Of this letter,
that the general take tug Langua ges--one
in the COUNCIL OF WAR, and the other in
his letters To his corrNshondents-boM at
variance. MEMENTo !-.durora,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
Although it seems the English are no

Although it seems the English are not
willing to exclude rcutrals from trading to
Buenos Ayres, yet it is supposed the duties,
will be such as not to encourage the impor..
tation of any other than British goods.
From London, Ssht. 19---Mr. Sherida, j
has declined the honor of the Westminste r
election. Ear! Percy will probably be e.
lectcd, having the support of Lord Grer.-
vile, and other distinguished friends.
f, Bets are laid that the negotiations wi Il
break off within fortnight. Stocks->3
per cents. 65 1-4.62 1-S.-Omnium z Ia
Sd Ia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18

iectcd, having the uCport OF Lord Grcp.-
vile, and other distinguished friends.
Bets are laid that the negotiations viii
break off within fortnight. Stocks 8
per cents. 63 1-4.62 1-8.-Omnium z Ia
Sd Ia.
PURIFIER TNIELLTGE .NCE.
Capt. Foster left Cronstadt, tae 18th ar ID
Copenhagen, the 3Oth Sept. Previous to us
departure from the former place, he learnt
that no part of the treaty which had been
signed at Paris by M. D'Oubril, was agree
able to the views of the Emperor AleXau-
der, or in conformity to his instructions;
and that shch was the Indignation OF the
Russian Court against this minister, t;or
having violated the faith which he owed to
Is SOVEREIGN, that an order of banishment
Had immediately followed his return 70 St.
Petersburg, and NJ D'Ocbril, was nc longer
60 be found among the living. un,ess on ais
way to the desarts of Siberia ;--That the
greatest activity prevailed, in levying and
embodying troops that immence camps
had been formed; that large bodies were
marching towards the frontiers and that
aothing else was talked Of but zvar against
France,-a measure which appeared 70 be
popular among an classes; that the Prince
Canstinc, brothcrt o the Emperor, was spo-
ken Of as being highly in Favour of the war;
and had offered the utmost assistance which
he could 20 shc-cause.
Capt. Foster further advises, that the day
before he left Copenhagen, accounts were
received at that place, per mail, that
every hope of peace had finally vanished,
and that hestilities had actually commen-
cea between Prussia and France tha,
Lord Laulerdale had demanded his pass
Pores, and was on the point of quitting Paris,
three several times during the negotiation,
without having effected the object of his
Embassy but tNat from circumstances
which were not known tn the public, though
not affecting the serious business of the Ne
gociation, he still remained at Paris, at the
date of the last accounts from that city.
On the subject generally OF a renewed
continental war capt. Fosterwas desired to
report, by his merchant at COPENHAGEN, that
the safest calculations might be made on the
Certainty OF its commencement, and
strong probability Of its long continuance.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
FROM TIE NATIONAL IH7ELLrcEvcxR.

ofunf0n, 7Oifh m inquiry i1to
The coHhatibiHty Of ret,u6Hcdn govern
ment with an extensive territory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18

Josiah Quincy, Esq. tor Boston, and ia.
COB Cl7aoafnshield, Esq. for Salem, are re.
elected members OF congress.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
II 2CUNG MAN,

A CQUAlNTED with business, who can
L = be well recommended. wishes en,plov-
ment as a Clerk, or Instructor of an En-.
glish School ,--~
Drafting, Posting and Copying, done by
him On reasonable terms.-Enquire of the
printer.
Nov. TO-. tf
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Powhatan county court, October
18Th, 1906.

ToWiiataii county court, October
18Th, 1906.
Alexander Marshall, executor s heir.o
or dcvisee of Mary Mary Marshall,
deceased, Plaintiff. Z
AGAINST O
Josiah Thompson, executor of Josiah I. &
Thompson, deceased, who was adj :
ministrator OF Patience Thompson, :
deceased, and Thomas Watkins,
Defendants.
THIS day came the plaintiff by John
Lane, esquire, his attorney, and the de-
PENDANT Josiah Fhonpsonnct having enter
ed his appearance and given security ac-
cording to law and the rules of this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court that the said defendant is not an in
habitant of this state therefore, on the mo-
tinn of the plaintiff by his attorney afore-
said, IL is ordered, that the said defendant
Josiah Thompson, appear here on the third
Wednesday III February next and answer
the plaintiffs bill !; and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in some news-
paper printed in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully, and that another
copy BE- posted at the front door Of the court
house of this county for two successive
court days.
a copy-Teste,
JAMES POINDEXTER, CE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18

Ertraet IF a letter from Genera. TPIIkir-
8on, dated Rahtds QfRed River, Sent. 10.
-"My orders, and the conduct of the
Mexicans, are SO much at variance, and the
SPANS commander, at the head Of 1900 or
1900 men, has treated the strong remon-
strances Of governor Claiborne and colonel
Cushing with such slight, after having tra-
versedthe territory cast ofthe Sabine, where
be has taken his nearest post, aud menaced
our establishment at Narhtoches that
foresee an inevitable appeal to arms in the
course Of - DAYS, If the Spaniards should
not rece1e, or Ireceive counter orders. And
as governor Herrara is an officer who has
risen by his sword, and is reputed n man of
great pride and spirit, think it probable
that he will adhere to his solemn promise
20 maintain AMI defend his masters terri
torial pretensions to point within miles
Of orr post, and so east OF the Sabine.
EUndsr these circumstances, but with n
oIenn determination to drain the cup Of
{ onciliatipn before draw the sword, / have
/ allied for about seven hundred militia,
4 hich is che su n total / am to expect from
I is and the Mississippi territories, to be
IS scm5icd at Natchit0ches the irst prox-
Z 80.
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NE W-YORK MN.

g II
lea fran Tp,Sterdaa' the 20th of .Sehten-
6e,, at SvhicF time there zuas no hroshect
oEteace.--FTe Informs as, that the kirg Of
Js~Nssid, tie emheror Of Ruasid, and king
Of Szveden, had joined their forces, and
mere on their march agqin8t the French ::
ana en- MS sailing. il zvas r-ehortcd, that an
e7tto Cement hIH actually takeH hiacc. On
Sac 21st, or DoUer, c0htuin Perry 7uas
32ard$d BIZ tie British gun-5rie tIcen,
and informed, that tord LnudsrdaLe had
returned from Paris, zvithout .efcctihss the
subject ofhis mission.
= II letter from a resfecfabie commercial
tonse in So. Thomas 10 another ia this city,
dated 1871 October, SAYS, that on the IOth
of,that month the British fyTgate Jason, and
brig ofzcar, ca.ttured oFrthe mouth etthe
far6or at anchor, an armed shift, srifh
frc7o 2f90 men, hapirg three schooners an
der her co,iUoy, ali belonging TO Philadel-
fIhia, iaden rvith coffee, bound 70 Sc. thomas
from Hstanioia and sent them into Tor
So!a, zvhere they had arrived.
Swindling on a large scale. II is hroter
Me hn6hc should be made acquainted 7vith
one % fhe most fragrant actions Of this na-
sure eUer coniniitteiin this city.
II fe7o days since a country dealer had
for sale at Countries SLIP, ten thousand
fonnds ofcheese, zcorM 10 hundred d3ilars,
7cbich he sold to some Diildin 7vho retire
,sented himself to be merchant. Yhen
me cheese zcas in hart 7,eighed ard dill
Tered, the countrymen erf'ressed come feors
fer the safsty Of his hrote1Ty on 7rhirh
hc buyer, fn'tng his hand his hocket, e.
taking our some money, erciaihs, "Gre
you AFRAID Of your ,tiroherty-I aciH nay at
once." The countryman's fears 7Ve1e dis
snfased, and the residue NE ghed and deli
pcrsd. The Uillain made aft .1ithout haping,
sold he cheese, and has NOT since been f3rtnd.
Country feohte ought 10 be on their ieuard
hov they deal with heohie 10 g1hose charac-
der and credit they are utter strangers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18

Ertract IF q letter from GahiohoHs, Ia
fe1o miles beiosY Marietta) September
10.
"Mr. Burr's intended expedition is much
talked of here. He has many proselytes /;
and reports are in circulation, that a large
number Of boats are bu lding at Marietta,
to answer his purpose say ii or Is,
though cannot vouch for the exact num-
Der, not having been there forsome weeks.
Yet it is certain that there are boats build
ing there to descend the Ohio, and it is as
certain, that Mr.. Burr, made himself We
ry busy while residing there"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
FOR SALE.

by virtue of a decree of the county court,
- of Albemarle, made in the case of Mi
calah Chiles' executors against Menan
Mills, WILL BE SOLD for CASH, ON
the premises, on Friday the 18th day of De-
cember, 1906,
Il Irncf of T.0DI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18

We have been informed By gentleman
of responsibility, that silver mine has
been discovered about 10 miles from this
place, near the Clarksburg road. Our in
formant adds, chat he saw the silver which
had had been extracted, and on cutting it
with knife, it appeared very pure ,He
also saw quantity of the ore in house in
which was erected a small air furnace.
Horganfo7On Gaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
Manchester Turnpike Company

NOTICE is hereby given, that the annua,
y meeting of Stock -holders, will be held
a; Mr.. Brooks Tavern, in Manchester, on
the. first Monday in December next, at 10
O'clock in the forenoon -.
JAMES BRANDER, Cpk.
November 18th, 1906. tdm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-08
JUST RECEIVED
IbrK I'll
JUST PUBIIsuFD-

ny Jof06 Jobgfso and /5rJsk aibs Beoi-Store f,zp
dac,t 6no7o De N1Srtc,, RirJsuo7d
RROOKE's GENERAL GdzETTFER I'M
~ PR0PEDj or New and Compendious CT.
oGRhPHICAL DIcTL0NdP7-. containing de.
ierip,ion OF the Empires, Kingdoms, States Provin.
ees, Cities, towns, Forts, Seas, Harbours Rivers,
Lakes, Mountains, Cspes, Be. in the KNOWN
WORLD. With the Government, Cunoms, Man
ners, aud Religion Of the Inhabitants; the Extent
boundaries and Natural Productions Of each coun-
try; the trade, Manufactures, and CnrisG,ies of tie
Cities and towns, their Longitude, Latitude, Gear
'ngs and Ditances in Eneih Miles from remarkable
places; and the various Events by which they have
been diRnguifhsd. Including Detail Of the Coun-
ties Cities, Boroughs, Market-towns and Principal
villages, in Creat-Britain and Ireland together
with iueeina account Of, at lean, feven hundred
Cities, towns and Villages in the United States
than has appeared in any preceding Edition Of the
lame work in which the numerous INTAKES and de
heisneie' OF European Cazetteers, refpecaing fhis
country, are corrected and fuppIied.--iHrR,sieS !,
6igbf Map5, neatly executed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-08

Son the 18th ipffantf approved and Goned ,h.
at, entitled s'an atl making prov6on for efray,
anyextrlordnary expenees attending the i,ercburf,
between the u. S. and foreign nations" which oryin
a'eu w the Foue OF Representatives, and fbail r
dse eaion, depot it among the rolls in the Office a:
Secretary of Rate.
"Frn: is, 1906"
;. s Mon&Iy, N1sreb 81.
:. a n,siiage, in writing, received from the
predeht OF the u S. by Mr.. Coles, his f.cre,ary, a,
70 Ae Senate and Hsse Of Rtpre:ntsti,e. of ii.
L.rifH SfaieI.
(. communicate to eongrefs letter RECENTLY 70.
eeiSed from the Miniaer Plsnipotentiary of the un
ted Hates at London, dating fome circurnGauce,s,
whieh pear relation to the fubjea of my meIlee al
communicated to both Houf.,, the return of !, i
requelted.
"7'H. JEFFERsoM"
The faid meIage and docuz,ent acconpauy;pr; j.
were levcraliy swice read.
Ordered, That the letter referred to in t.fe fa;4
nseage, be returned 70 the Preiden, of the Ila;,e
States agreeably to his requcR.
rhe great lsngth of,hs fecre, journal of the Hsuss
OF Representatives,, has excluded various ARTICLES ana
s's ikaiSh Of Congregational proceedings of Yesterday,
as well AZ a detail Of thofe of Saturday.
On che sat- nit the Injunction of Jeerery waa ~
zen oil ey MAJORITY of VOTES, In orr next we
ihaii give the yeas and nays on THE point.
NETWORK, March 90.
AeboiafeHts, BY be Honorable tie Cornell eress,.,..
mont. Mayor, Of Ciiir.
New-York, De Wit Clinton.
ALBANY, Philip S. Van ReniI.laSr.
Hudion, Thomas Jenkins.
Seheneftnay, Jofefh C. Yates.
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THuRspAy, 9aayayy 16.

An 'rzroTed bill, in;ituled An aa making r-oviri-
ons 'efraring The evpenoes which may be incurred
il the archaic Of the Spani terrtore. lying on the
Atlantic san and Gulph Of Mexico. and eaRward Of
the MhiHpri. was read the third time and on the
qurAion that the fame do pafs
IL was refolved in the affirmative Yea, 76---Nays
54.s-asfolloyvs:
YEAs.---Meffrs. Alton, Andcrfon, Archer, Barker
Rafet,, Bednger, Bidwell, Bifhop, Blake. Blount,
Brown, BOYLE, Bryan, G. w. Campbell, Chandler
Clay, Clinton. Clop'on, Conrad, Cook, Crown
nhicll. Cntts Darby, Dickfon, Earle, Early, Elliot
Elmer, Frpes, Findley, Fix Fowler, Gregg, Green
Halfrv, Hamilton. Helms Holland, taekfon, Zones
Knight, Lamberr, Lrb, Magrrder, Marion, Matters,
n. r. Moore, Ier. Morrow, r. NelfoS, Newton,
Nicholfon, DIN, Pugh, T. M. Randolph, Rhea,
Cren) Richards, Rufel Saily, Sanford schuneuan
Seavcr, Sloan, Smile, on. Smith. Southland stan-
ton. Thomas, Tracy, Varnum, Walton, J. whirehil
r. Whi;ehil, Wiekes, NJ Williams, " inftor, wynns
&c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-08
FRIDAY, January II.

On motion made and feconded, that thu
re'olution agreed to by the Houfe on the 18th
inn. in the words followingto wit
"Rtjoived. That an exchange IF territory
between the u. s. and Spain is deemed by this
Houfe to be tho NOT advantageous mode Of fct-
tlemeui ofexi0ing diferencesrefpe6tnelin be-
tweenthe It's. & the court Of Madrid, s. that A.
ny arrangement between the two governments
which mall fccurc TO Spain an ample barrier on
the iidc of Mexico, and to- the u. s. the conn
tries watered by the MififIippi and to the ear
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We have introduced at full LENGTH the n,,.
ceedngs OF Congrefs during the period of
= cloied doors" to the execution of all other
matter. From thefe tatements, it appears thar
there were three PROPORTIONS laid before Con.
greis, to rai/e body of troops to guard our
louthern frontier aeainft Spaniih incurfions. 10
make an exchange of territory and to sure1aE
the Flordas. ,S'y@
On the frft bluih of the fnbtsa it appears to
us, that there was no intention at ali in Con.
greis to make GUAR that thefe three propoGti-
ons were oy no means Incompatible with each
psne .nat an OF them ought, perhaps, to
have heen adopted few of the members of
congrefs lit will be oberved) voted for all that
1t is, perhaps, the true interef of the T.. Staies
10 negotiate our differences with Spain in a
peaceahle manner---ft by exchange and cd by
Purchaie, and in the meantime to collcdi a
iuffc'ent force TO protect our frontier agaiua
lnfnit and encroachment. More of fhis in onr
next. 49,
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Tne[lnp. E..6rnnrn IL.

Mr.. John Randolph, from the committee appoint
ed on rhurday Ia, preient the PRECEDENT Of the
United States the refolutions Of this Roufe Of
the 4th ultnio, reported, that the committee had
according to order, performed tina, fery;ce.
Mr.. THOMAS M. Randolph, from the committee
for enrolled bills, reported tina, the committee had
examined an enrolled bill, TO wit
" An ata making Provifon for defrayiHg any ex.
traordinary e1Penees attending ,'e intercourfe be.
tween the United States and foreign nations and had
found the fame to be truly enrolled whereupon,
MIR. Speaker fgned the faid enrolled bill.
Ordered-thst the clerk Of this Houfe do aequain
the Sesate Herewith.
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1T IS Rated in a letter from Warrington adj.
d5eiied to gentleman of this city. and receiv.
ed oy the lat nights mail, that late arrival at
bat'more with London dates down TO the n
warren, brings the agreeable intelligence, that
Tue Ens"lh courts OF Admiralty had difcontinu-.
ed the condemnation of our yefJsls. ana en-,
Mr.. Monroe was in a fair way of adiuftjng ali
our differences with G. Britain.
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Qbe G'!lnqutrer.
RICHMOND, 9th APRIL.
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY,.

ihe election for the county of Henrico. was
Yesterday held at the Court-Houfe in this ci,v
GeT7aS Sforry, efq. and DR.. Hfylian, Fay1e,' !.
were returned the iuccefsfnl candidates.
new member, atPrefens member Of the Ex-
ecutive. Council. '- -
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We may probably find room in DIR next ma.
per tor :" CrIo's criticifms," on the celebrated
Coopsr's inim table representation of Hamlet
on laf Saturday night.
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On which motion, debate arifing, il was moved
and fseonded to poGpsac the confederation there
OF until Monday next, and reGoived in the afirma-
tive. -
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WILL SELL, on a credit Of one two and three
years, my HOUSES and LOTs on the Hill near
Mr.. Rutherford's mills. The houfes are convenient,
ana neatly finhed, and the lots newly and well en-
cioied The iitua,ion is beautiful one and will af-
orn an eligible reidence to perlon having buirlefs
on the borders of the Canal or in the lower mar,
the town JOHN BRoCKENBR OUGH. .
April g. tow
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THE PRIVATE ACADEMY OF

hoCTQR HALLFR- 4oW De rrvgsve9 or III. i'm
Day 81 Nay nrst, 10 dat large B-iek Hour G1s,iy
'R'n ky Co9Ti HarGir, not a- from tie Se0le-b0vc
onbf/aiad day, a esrfE~ nVmbr Of JreS Scholar mill
De admitted TO TIE aidisuioa; 6pt only eBd,n o an.
P,osea hao''s and department. be entered ar D,
Drmy dtfer1ine1fo adJere TO sbe ruler and yeoaie
ohrmemioaed in III, plan e education .5s s,iysJ 49,:
IF TpbicG may be lad at biz kovE F'
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re- TIE ABOVE WORK may Iikew;fs be had
a; the Esgsjyfr Bssi-SstE.
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wEpSrspAy. February 10.

Mr. Thomas NJ. Randolph, from the joint commit
tee for enrolled bills reported, that tie committee
did, yehefday, prefent to the Pfefdent Of the u s.
for his appreciation, an enrolled bill, Untitled An act
making Provihon for defrsyng any extraordinary eK-
pences attending the intereouffe between the u S. and
foreign natiens."
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TUESDAY, FIR. Is.

A meIage 10 writing, received from the Pre-.
fdent Of the Us.by Mr. Coles, his leeretary as fol-
loweth
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TO BE RENTED,

10 BE. RENTED,
1H be t-F dry Of Jdnnory nrsf either 4vib or 7pjtI.
ont be Go,dsa end Sta6les.
NHE HOUSE on Shockoe- in epally oceu,;e,
i by Doctor Halter.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

lin miniaers The pulpit was employ
ed to prevail on the people to fubmit
to the DEGREES of Providence, and to
trua that fuch great events mutt bring
a permanent peace.
We have been favored with ferieS
of the original bulletins of the armies
of the Danube and the Brenta--of
which we ihall give tranilations--they
form continuation from the lait
(slit) to the 3oth--and abound with
interelting matter--One aefion is very
confpicuous, it was at Dsirnilein, in
which 1000 French defeated $4,000
Ruiiians after an action of 81 hours!
Gen. Clarke is governor general of
Aultria--Daru intendant general
The arms, ammunition and flores TAX
en- adequate to the iervice of three
campaigns-The Hungarians received
the French as friends. The Rullian
army in Moravia capitulated. Aarora.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

DALfiAokfs Fsos -
Capt. Pierce, of the fhip Harriet,
arrived lalt evening from Batavia, po-
litely furniihed US, at the late hour,
,hro' the hands of an obliging COM
mercial friend, with the London Sun
Of the sd Dec. put in his pofTefion by
:be captain of the Britiih Barbados
packet, Windfor Cattle, which he
poke on his paaage-conMining the
following highly important itatement
of the Signing Of q Operate Treaty be-
trveen tbe emperors Of France and Asc
sria under tbe zcails efVisnna.
The latenefs of the hour at which
we received the paper, has obliged us
10 conhne our extracts to the annexed
articles until our next publication.
LosDos. Dec. =.
We on Saturday laid before our
readers the diffrefling intelligence re-
ceived from Holland, of the Signature
of Treaty of Peace between the em-
perors of Germany and the French.
The following is the letter from the
Dutch admiral Kikhert
,B,urus. Nov. IS, 1905.
z" Rear admiral Kikhert has the
honor to inform the commanders of
any of his Britannia majeity's ihips
which are on the coaft of Holland, >,
that the important intelligence of
peace having been figned between his
rnaielty the emperor of the French and
the emperor of Germany, under the
walls of>Vienna, has been received by
an extraordinary courier /; and that the
conditions were 70 fettled, that until
the ratification of the Treaty, Venice
and the whole of the Tyrol fhould
continue in the hands of the French.
The archduke Charles is dead with
chagrin and fatigue. Amore detailed
account is every moment expected of
the conditions of the Treaty, among
which, it is faid, there is an article,
itating that the government of Auf-
iria is to pay to the emperor of the
French 40 millions of liyres.
KlKHERT."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

Ry4faTnlJ .afqsAisff Be J,irnzf and fkf fsSzH
In gsstyaI. hea a
THAT he has purchafed the Stock In Trade
4 helongipg to w. r. Wilder, eouftiug Of
a wellehoien aGortment of Books and Stations.
ty, to which hock he win horsly make large
additions In future every now publication. a
foon % from the pref, will be for Sale st HE
Book. kore. This being his 6rR attempt in bu.
6nsG, to which he has ierved regular Appren-
ticeihip, he mott iinguineIy hspest TO ueetwiih
fuch encouragement a. will be profitable and
pleadpg. and enable him TO keep the bcf adort-
ment. s.s "A. tt
He will in few week. opens Circulating
81. FOR SALE.
AFt4D Bsxs, Gessiu< Ssgdri.
Newport, February 10 1906. 4
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-20

WE the Subfcribes, being BY the Hons
wv Court of Probate, Of the town Of New
port, appointed CommifIiopcfs to receive cxsms
inc snd sdjpft the clsims Of the crsdison to tho
Daniel Willcocks,
lste Of iaid Newport, Cordwainer, deceaiedS
rcprefensed iniolvent; give notice to al Perons
that have demands again& fsid Easte. to bring
sherin % either Of 70. q our reflective dwcl.
iiugs, wiihia fix months from the date hereof
being the time allowed BY faid Court for that
psrpoie.
DANIEL DUNHAM, jon. I Ce@mG
JOHN WILLIAMS. ! fsssss.
And al pesfons indebted TO laid Efate, are
reqoeaed TO mske immediate payment TO
BENJAMIN HAMMOND. Ai~'r.
Nsptbs,s. JSs. 3osb. 1906 i7s-3wj