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Yelterday arrived the brig Lydia,
capt. M'Cuifoeh, in IA days from St.
Martins, and informs the Admiral
Duckworth, from England with 8
fhips of the line and 3 frigates were
laying at ST. Kits ~ days ago--that
the captain general Of Martinico had
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ordered all the Swedes to leave the
different ports of the French illands in
twenty-four hours. The report of
ST. Bartholomew being taken is un-
founded.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
GENERAL TREASURER.
Henry Sbsrburn,
Conftant Tabcr, Efq.


The Senate of the United States, on Thurf.
d,v the iIR ole. pafed the bill for prohibiting
intsysourfe with certain parts OF st. Domingo.
Yeas zi...Nays 8.
Itis faid, that government has ordered fuits
70 be commenced againR the individuals con-
csrned in the expedition Of the ihiP Leander
from New York.
George Sullivan, Efq, of Exeter. is
appointed Attorney General OF the
State of New-Hampihire, vice Jeremi-
ah Mafon, Efq. refgned.
The editors of the New York Gaz-
cite received lalt evening Barbados
paper of the firlt inf. which contains
a confirmation Of the defeat OF the
French army by the allies, brought
there by the Lubee Packet from
Cuxhaven, which place fhe left on
the I4th of Dec. fent in by the
Echalion, capt. Spears.
IF there is any truth in the late
reports of the. defeat of Bonaparte in
Germany, we may look for confir.
nation in new violations of Neutral
Rights-for frefh fubGdies mutt be
paid to the continental powers to
promote and fecure the fovereignty OF
The ocean TO Britain.-Balt. Ev. Polf..
EYt,aa Of q Lenrr from relt'6s6k b~It I"
Amaerda~, I1fed Dec 10.
"Allis war to day. 1t is faid that
Bavaria is to become a Kingdom {; that
Tyrol is to be added to it; that Poland
is 70 be reftored to Kingdom !; that
Hungary is to become an indepen-
dent State, and will choofe its own
king. Thefe are Napoleon's terms OF
peace. Time mutt develope the whole.
Lalt Saturday it was faid that the
preliminaries were figned between
Auftria and France, and every thing
feemed to indicate the authenticity
Of this intelligence I; but now all is
warlike again, and Stocks have fal-
len fome earneR fear are entertained
on the approach Of the Ruaians, Eng
Hfh, Swedes and PruGians, from the
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Rhode Island Union Bank.

THE Public are sefpeefsIly inforssd. That
i no Notes Of this Bank havs been eovnser-
feicd at IsaR none have come to the know
ledge Of the Directors land they know of
of only one Note thst has been sItsrcd--s :
Dollar Nsr isas s--of which denomination thsy
have iaaed ncne--is was badly done the ink
was difchsrRed. and the alteration made by .
pco.---Ths VsIse only was altered, not the de-
vice. For fecsrity, and to guard sgaiuA im-
petitions. the Notes Of this Bank have pastics.
lar devices, which the Public are ds6rsd TO AZ
tend 20 viz.
Notes Of Dollar Wonan niIkina.
DO. . Plough.
Do. Wind. mill.
Do. aWhsat. ShssG.
do. 10 Ship.
And Do. 20 . Bee Hive.
No other dsnoninstioos Of Notes have bssA
liza by the Rhode Ilsnd Union Bank.
B, 0rlv Of fbs P,sSl<1 y Diuasu,
JOHN L. BOSS. c46kr.
NswIwf. hbrsSy -. isc6.
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NE the Subfcriben, being by the Hon.
Wv Court Of Probate, OF the town Of New.
port, appointed Commitlioncn 70 receive exam.
iuc aud adult the claims of the creditors to tho
Egate of
Daniel Willcocks,
late Of laid Newport, CoIdsa,ncr. deceafed.
reprefen,ed infolvent; give notice 10 oil perlons
that have demands againR faid EAMe, to bring
them in to either OF ". At our Ieip,esi'e dwell
lings. within fix months from the da,e hetco'
being the time allowed by fAid Couu for that
purpoie.
DANIEL DUNHAM, Jun. | Commy.
JOHN WILLIAMS. Ess,u.
And all perfons indebted 20 faid Eaaie. ate
requeaed 70 make immediate payment 20
BEN AMIN HAMMOND, ddm'r.
Nswssn. Jas. ,ofb. 1906. i7s sw)
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NARRAcANsFTr BANK.

THE Stockholden OF the Narrapanfeft
4 Bank. are hereby notified. that .rhs Erft
intialmsnt OF Tsen'y DoIIan on each fhare. will
become due and payable at the Bank. 10 fpecic.
on the 3ia day Of March next--puriuant to
charter.
And that the fra Monday 10 April next. Il
the day fixed by the charter for the annual meet.
ing OF the Stockholders .--At which time. q
general attendance 10 reqoefed.
BY eratr sf ftt Ps,datm e Direl7oys,
SAMUEL *. GARDINER, Cafliier.
Wexford. X. l. Feb. a., 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06

Hanoverian country, in confequence
of which our frontiers are to be lined
with troops. There is hardly any
demand for coffee, which article is
more likely. to fall than rife.
They fay an army of I4o, 900 men
is collected in Brabant, TO oppo(e the
Rufians. Englilh, Swedes and Pruf-
fans, collecting in Hanover.
Many of your vsfels. carried into
England, have been releafed, and have
arrived fafe.
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THE FARM advertiied for fale az
Public Auction, by William Taggart,
in this days Paper, is fold at Private
fale.
March sth, 1906.
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WAR IN DISGUISE.
Price S~vesy. Fivs Cts1.
LIKEWISE. roR sALrn ABOVE,
Doctor Cowdery's Journal,

W5ik 8 late Ca,fivx n qripsi--S,ts IS en.
or This pamphlet unioIds vafisry Of inter
citing fubjeets. viz. The late Tfipoiitsn War |;
the Capture Of our Brethren : and the treat
ment they experienced from the Bsrbsrians -
kstchcs Of the government. national chafseter.
manners, csRoms. productions. curiohtie'. &c.
of TipoIi; and the reieaie ofosf brethren from
Captivity iormiog in the whole valuable
conpend.
MAIZE HAD A. ABovg,
Tn LIEs <Np ChMPAIcN on TIc7oR
MoRBAu,
Comprehendins his trial, juai6eation and O.
thes events. till the period Of HE embafkatiou
for the u. States by sn officer Of the asf
trsp0ssed from the Freseh q vol. svo.
Nsvpcrt. March {. 1906
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N w P o r +.
THURSDAY-MARcH s, 1896.

The General AfIembly of this fate,
met at Ean- Greenwich the a4th ult.
The houfe Of representatives chofe
ISAAC WILBoR, Efq. Speaker, and
THRoDoRE A. FosTER, Efq. Clerk.
They granted charter to the
NkwPoRT INDkPENDSN7 VoLUN7EExS,
thereby erecting them into an inde-
pendent military company, with the
fame privileges as the other indepen-
dent companies of the fate enjoy
They likcwife refolved TO non-concnr
with the late refolutions of the itates
of Pennsylvania and Kentucky, for an
amendment to the Contribution of the
United States. The reit of their time
was principally occupied in trying
private petitions.-They adjourned, to
meet at the annual election Of this
itate.
The Hon. Filher Aims has declined
accepting his appointment to the Pre-
fdency of Harvard Univerfity.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06

The following isau exad Aatemsnt Of the
Votes 10 convention, at EAT Greenwich, for
pcrions to be nominated a. General Officers OF
the S,ste. I, will fhew TO thole acquainted
with State Politics. the relative ftrength Of par
tict.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06

The Senate Of the United States, on Thurf
d,y the 'aIft ole. pafed the bill for prohibiting
intsrsourfe with certain parts OF St. Domingo
Yeas zi...Nays 8.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-12
,Dsfcrjbtion d Worms, and the -Dmf9tom's
b. uhich Ahey are knoun.

Worms which infeA the human body, are cnieny OF
four kinds viz thcieres large roand worm tne lca.
idres or fmall nav worm, the Cucurbltina, or mort
Eat, white worm, and ally, the Tanla or ape worm
Co called from its resemblance to tapes this 10 eftsn ma
Nv wards long, and is full of jontslt IS m DIT hurtui
and mott difficult to cure. -.
Among The fymptoms attending worms, are dliagfee.
ahls breath Especially in the morning and eorrupt-
ed quns--itchg in the nofe and about the ieat-Con-
ynisns and epieptic frs, and fonetnes privaton OF
misunderstanding and grinding of thctesth in fceP-
rregar appetite misunderstanding food and iomenes
MISUNDERSTANDING, with aimy and fatid ftoos-Vo-
nting-Large and hard >beiy-Pains and ilckneis at
tbe Homach-Pans in the head and thighs, with owneis
Of fpiritsSlow fever, withlma and irregular puiieA
arv coueh--EYt ciye Understanding pale and unheal.
thT countenancc, and foetimes the lace bioafed ana
Adihed.
pcrfons af,iaed21ith sny Of the above symptoms
G,ouId have Immediate rccohrfc TO Fanilton,s worm
dearoyns iozeupe which have been conlanty attend
ed with fuccefs in all complaints tmar to thoie above
deferibcd.
do[e Of this medicine given occasionally during the
warm feafon will cfe6fually prevent the vomiting ana
purcno ,of Children dreadful diforder which annually
deroys thoufsds of the infant part OF our Cities 1t
ikeVc the n,ildeA and mott certain remedy known and
has reorcd 20 health and areugth great numbsr when
in advanced nagcs of this fatal complaint Particular
and plain iruSion areI given sfevery part OF the ne
oeiiary treatment in fuch cafes
Caren generally take this medicine with eageIneis,
having peaing appearance, and an asieeaDie Lake.
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hens faisel . aud :sha.i9a and a ana
eoa.aiss neshig but wa is rsrfsai ~ sna
delicate pregnaat lady, or the tsndere infant Of week
Ala ,eoi no worms cxit in the body, but will, with
our PAIN or grping ceanfe the aonach and bowels OF
wb4teyer is foul or osve, and thereby prevent the
nroduton of worms and many fatal dilofders ihey
are particularly eeacous in carrying on al grois nu
ors and corruptions feverifh and bilious complaints
and and the afsa and mde purgatye that can be usd on
the occaiion.
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A great Bargain may be had.

" with to exchange feven or eight hundred acres
! L GLAND, in Fairfax couusy, formerly Lou
aoun county, for good lands in the weRsrn ceun-
Try. 1t lies near Sugar Land Run, 1t is finely
numbered and watereo, good farming land, about
:. IS miles from the City Of WahugtOn, 20 ftea
Alexandra, and from, III: Potomac river
There are~fwo ienemsnts ard an excellent or.
chard on the premites, about 70 bufhels OF wheat
flowed laf fan and good deal OF clover, Which
grows finely, the foil being well adapted TO ne
Platter OF Paris, from .tc tule& sxparimeatH -
the title indilputabIe. Any perion making early
specification may gcs az advaptagsous'exeh
: Application, by lesssr, TO ths iubfcTiber in A.
lsxaudria, wall be>daly attended, to-
Z. DADE.
February ?. eosf S
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NO T / c E.

T~HE Subscriber offers the plantation where
on he now lives on the head OF pithcais
Run, IN Fairfax County, and about mile and
half from Fairfax Court House, containing RS
acses, the pian,a,io is in good repair IS TO ienc-
ing and buildings. an apple orchard OF one han-
ldrsd and hfsy bearing apple treas with other
fruit tees about bali the land is cleared, and the
balance vel! simbervd particularly with rail time
far.- The terms will be MAIDS known by,
81. tubscf,ber on the premifrs, and the land
hewn 70 any perl0n ineiiusd 20 purchase.
Thomas Smith.
J,nuarv 2s. iawsts
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IKE genuine PerEan Lotion,

So celebrated amoag the iaihienab!e throughous
Europe, as an invaluable cofmetic perfectly limo.
cent and fafr, free from corrective and rePellent mi.
ncrzls tthe BATS of other lotions) and Of unparal
lelled efficacy in preventing and removing bic.
rniehes in the face and Kin Of every kind. part.
culayly trcekies, Dimples, iaaammatory fednefs.
icurfs, letters, riggs WORMS, IN burns, priekley
heat, Sc.
TbssaerGan Losien oqsiases mildly, without
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Or. Hnhn's genuine Ere. waty

A fovereisn remedy for all dictates Of .bs,r.
whether the effect Of natural weakntf or d ~
dent, drAueaions ofrheum, du!lnefs, i,cbno y
films on the eyes, never failing to cure ,hoIs N,
ladies which flcquontly fuceecd the frrsA n,
m.anes and fcvcrs, and wonderfully Ars s,i.s
ing weak fight. Hundreds have exp.rI,aui
its excellent virtues. when nearly deprv,d d
fight.
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Holm HOOVER.
.HAMILT TONS
Worm DESRoYING LoZENGES,

Which have within four years paa cured upwards Of
ono hundred and twenty thouna perfons of both excs
Of every age and every fuation, Of various danger
Gus complaints ariiing from Worms, and from obGInet
ms or fculneis in the Romaeh and bowels 49, {.
This medieine bears no analogy whatever of fmilar
title, 20 commonly complained of soperating with vic.
snss onhe contrary, particular excellence Of this and
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n, HAMILToNS ELIXIR.,

A fovsreign remedy for Colds obtnate Coughs, Attn
mas. catarrhs, Sore Fhroats, and approaching Con-
iua,ptions 80, ~
The. HOPPING COUCH,
This dfeoyery;is OF the hrf masniaae' as = -.
.dafe relief checks the progreis, and IN hort
fine entirely removes the p cruel dilorder to which
b;ldren ar liable chc Elixir is 10 perfectly agreeable
and the oy 70 fmall that difficulty arlies IN taxi
Ing ii,
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The ioveYelga. Ointment fdr Ii: Itch.

Which is warranted an intal..ble remedy Al on,
application, and may be .ofcd with perfect fahy
on pregnant women or on inis7ts week Old,
containing not particle Of mercury, OF any oth.l
dangerous ingredient Whatever snd,r not &C,
compaDied with that tormen,iag feel, which
attends the application ct other rensde,,
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From Dr.. WeatherduTm,
Wythe county, VsrgsasS.
GENTLEMEN,

GENTLEMEN
purchafed at Jour fhop the prePa-
rations you cal Hamiltons EhcRee, or Extract or Au
tard which -,elieve has perfectly removed chronic
rheuaIarin that kind named fcatica, or OF mp
oiut) under which, had labored for long tHle and
which had bAicd every article nthe Materia Mediea
and every mode of treatment reeeved into practice for
the cureof this obnate difeafe If you think this let
ter ufeful you are at liberty to make it public.
sYours &c. 49, Ff4f
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lanes KENNEDY, SEN.
KING STREET,

sKfNG-SI' REEF,
H EsPEcgfBLLY informs the public that ne mas 1;N
tx rseslyed. from, LEE & Cos Patenc and Family
M.ricias Store, New. Y9rk, frsih afortmsnt oithe
Valuable Medicines,
vs;eb are IN hiah ses, and general ufe throughout
the uaiyed STAKES, many ofthem being fold cheaper
than the drugs Of which 5hsy are compromises coulp
be psrckaGsi at a retail tore
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Tooth Ache Drobs.

The only remedy yet diicoveIsd which ev.
immediate ard laaing reliefrin The mott iva.
if!6ances.
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FaiYfax County, to wit
February Z.

JANUARY COURT, 1906.
TFIE perfons appointed to view the Public
Buildings and report to the court the re.
pairs in their opinion wanting to the lame, and
whether in their opinion it isexpedient TO build
an addition to the cletk's cGce, made report
and the feyeral juaices of the peace of this coun-
ty being fcmmoned 70 meet this day to receive
The iaid report: whereupon it IS ordered, that
rhe sid report be received and entered of record,
and that Charles Little, James Wren, William
Z Payne, and Francis Adams, or any three, be ap-
2 poiDted to let, to the towcR bidder, the build
ing of the faid addition TO theoGice agreeable 20
fhe plan and thc repairs wanting as storsiaid,
ard that they do fupsrintcnd the building and
repairing of the fame.
A Copy.
TsR.
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Thirty Dollars REGARD.
n AN away on the 5oIh of laR month, from
I. n the lhhieribers, living in Alexandra,
John Johns.
February 10.

An apprentice TO the Boot and Shoe making bn,
Gnsis; he is cut ~ years of age, tees or
Sinehes high, fender made, dask conplexion,
down look--had on when he went away long
black coat, coatfe dark troplcrs. Bennet's cord
wsiRcoas t,eddih Ggurel. lie, win probably
call himfeif JOHN STONE, which name BE
affirmed in confequencc Of having been RATED BY
a merton of that na,ae. Whoever apprehehes
fsid apprentice and fecures him 10 any ggaoi and
: gives information, ca that We get him again.
aian receive ls5 dollars, or, the above reward ii
brought home.
Notes 81 Jacob Janney.
N. 3. It is thopght the above apprentice has
been taken away by a journeyman who calls him
felf 9sjttb Ward, and who went TO Norfolk
about the time taid boy abfented hinlelf.
February 4. 60
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Il z L IL
Mr.. SAMUEL. FULLER, Inn keeper, on the Har-
months ago to DE grieyouly Afflicted with tape worm,
which increafed fat in ze and trength 10 as TO excite
the o horrid Enations by his writing motions and
intoerabIs pains eiembng the gnawing and tearing OF
his bowels which deprived him OF his necetiary ieep
and caued ch dreadful approximations as cannot be con-
ceiyed but by one imaT ituationhs appetite wait
ed rapidy and with that his trepsth, 10 chat ne was
unable to attend TO any bufnefs-when he heard OF
fome excellent cares performed By Han';ltons worm
lozenqes he took large dofe, which brought away
bour FOUR YARDS Of the worm (now in the poi
FELTON, of Lee, x co., bet renewa. or his pains loon
convinced him that this monrous reptile had recovered
It's fri vigor--Application made to Lee Co. tor
more of their medicine with their advice, from which
regued the total expuon of his formidable enemy, in
feyera pieces which he fuppoied be SIX or EIGHT
YARDS more "A lew months have iiIce eapied, and
Mr.. Fuller is now in periea health. The above facts
are well knownsto numerous circle OF his neighbors,
aud himlelr will crafty any who may with to make
further inquiries On the fube6t Although Ramiton's
worm lozenges produce fuch powerful eifecls, when
ncceary vet they are perfectly innocent and mild in
their operation on the human body taken in large
does. as Mr. Fuller will teftify-their particular mild
nois is abundanty evident ia nnnmerabe curesot IN
fants
cammuuieafed-Jy Dir. JolnStangkrS2o,k feYa,
PenxDivania.
Letter from the reverend Mr. JOHN MOTHER
/. nliniiter Of the Moravian church, in Yorktown
Fork, Jaana.y 4tb, 1902.
DEAR SIR, y
Dr.: Hanlilron's lozenges have been recommended to
me as very adequate for the cure of children
afflicted with worms, procured box for the uie OF
my family, to try whether by means OF this medicine
might be enabled to gain point, which, to aceona-
plh, different other means had proved abortive. My
eIdeG boy had very ickly appearance, very rett
leis at night grew leaner from time to time in mort
he (eemed to be in prccariops 9ae of healeh, which
would Weld is none of the medicines adntfnitcred,
tntI gaveFir dofe Of lozenges agreeably to the
directions, which carried off fubRance to all appear
auce mere nlpcus but upon clofe INFECTION quite re-
peeled with very fnali living animals. Not of that
fort Of worms which ufnaly aflia children from
hin Sinceahat period he grew remarkably better n.
health, and though lean, has got frefl andyely COM
pexior Upon different occaGonsl have ued this me
dcinS as purgng fnhaitute, AID found it to aniwer
exceedingly we'll without bringing on belly ache, or
another diagreesble fenatioas 70 oen oecaloned by
purging medicines. Upon the which Judge this me-.
dcihe Is be- beides its main objed, one of the saoh
falutary for referring loR appetite and promoting
proper itate of digeGion, By carrying of that bilious
fabaance, which engenders 70 much indiiPotoE both
among children and adults.
Fam, Sir, your mai obedient fervant,
.EE tsa5frf'I "a LIN MOI TN FIR
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Fres LUTHER MARTIN, Ell. AttoraeJ-Gf
0lyal of he Rate af Maryland.

Gentleme9,
comply with your requet IN tating my oP.ion =.
va or thee years pa, with uafcru
colds, coughs or Gmiiar eompaintshave rendered me-
aic;ns neceGary have myeli found 1t an excellent
and agreeable remedy Tor very paiatui and
affection of the breaf accompanies with iorcneis ana
with obGruaed and difficult breathing
a, ,b,le accounts do not hclitate 20 recommend
Harnihons Elixir, valuable medicine and dsler9irs
public attention.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-12
The Amodyne. Elsxln

For the cure OF every kind of head ache.
Indian Vegetable Sbselfe.
A fafe and fpeedy remedy tor the vsnerlal difsk,
can ounce OF prevention is worth pound d
cure"
For the prevention and cure Of bilious andualg
n2nt flyers,