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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
N E w P O r 7.
FRIDAT.... TUNE Il, 1896.

Ths remainder of the piece addeaed " To
the Inhabitants and Freemen of the State of r.
Ilind," 10 unsvoidaby omitted 10 this days
paper. but lh,ll appear foon.
Ms,e 8htkadizg.-The harbor Of N. York
i, again blockaded BY capt. Wh,tby. the mur-
derer of Pierce. in the Leaader; and BY the
Btitih ihip of War. Jupiter. The harbor of
Bottom i, bockaded by s:itiih - gsn brig ;
the harb,r of Chsrlefon 10 b!ockaded by anoth-
er Btititb lhio and a fifth j, cruihag of The
Capes OF Virginia. Ners. L0sdss Garene.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
Grandeur Champanois,
T ALL o X.

TatI tbh epporiSuiy 10 isfo'm ibe irbabHann q
Ne4vport, and m viei7iJ,
THAT he ha, cunm:nced buioef, at No.
L ii7. Thams,-S,reet. back of Mr.. Charles
Coggefhail. & Co.'S. Shoe. Store, and oPPoiiie
MeGr,. Ohm F. Townfcnd & Co. in hopes by a
confant application to his bofueh, and unrcmit-
ted sxer,ions TO pleafe. he will gain the patron
age of thofe who may piesfe to honor him With
their cuao &C Mmen,s and Suit. made in the
ne~sa fafhion,.-Every favor in his line will
be gratefully acknowledged.
Newport, June 4th, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12

~
Whi,e. buff. and pink
Silk Hshdketchiefs.
6:4 10 81 fix Sha ~h
plaid and Dsnsiked,
Pink. buff. bloc. and
white Giagharn'.
Silk and Cotton Saam.
bray Mullins.
Lenoe, picqrs'. and
laced NJ Ains.
o. capb,ic Dimitic',
Ladies Superine white
| & black soston Hole
with c,ocks,
Do. black. late, white
& h.fh. colouIed fix
do.
Tiffany Fans.
A fe y pieces handiome
furniture Dlmlty,
Elegant do. Chiniz, OF
twelve different pat
terms and eolon,
White and rich COLOR
ed chin'z Fringe.
Fine Diaper Table.
Cloths, 81. to I1-4r
S 4 and 6 4 Disper
| fuitable for d.,
| Cane and Willow IN
! fh-ets,
| White Grapes,
| Fine Iadia Book Muf.
! hna.
8c6.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
Fer Sale By

Foy Sale BY
WILLIAM ROBERTS,
At bis Stsr, Nos. ~ and 4S. L,ng. WbaJ, q
Gext,ai aD0vtm.uf efG GROIE RES, aVS9le-
Iale and retail. Piz.
EXCELLENT Jamaica Spirits, BY the
IL Hoghead,
ST. Croix, third proof. do. bv do.
Bett o. Holland Gin, bv the Pipe.
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy.
Madeira, Sherry. Lib m. and Malaga WINES
Of a fuperior quality,
Hyfon. Young Hyfon, Hyfon Skin. Souchonz
and Bohea TEAS.
Loaf and Brown Sugars, &c. &c.
ALSO,
II quantity Of Paints and Ship -Cbande-
ry, Crosksry y GlaG WIre.
He will receive by the 6rs Packet, from N.
York, in addition TO mis- preieai itock, a var iety
of Crockery and GlAi, Ware, and freh fup-
ply OF Groceries, which will render hi, aaort.
ment complete and genuine.
Newport, June Il,h, 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12

iuppif W 'oOoi<S
Z Y cELLENT
NDu,ch black cloth
Extra fupeIhne Eag-
LIN blue & black 10.
E.eellent blue, black,
and drsb Cali neres,
A handfome aG,rtmen;
of funmer WAittcoss-
ing.
Very 6ne Linnens and
Long Lawns.
Fioe 3 4 and = 4 lhirt-
lag Colton'.
Men, Ssperfue cotton
hoi,.
Men. black Engliih
fix DO.
Men, lead colored fix
Gloves,
P4rafol, asd Lutefring
Umbrellas,
Plain and a;iped Cot
ton Cali nere,,
Waite Jeans.
Very hue white Flan-
nels,
Extra long white and
coloarei kid Gloves,
| Picnic Gloves * Mitts
Silk Sleeves,
Fine & s Diaper,
Eight piece, I,sraiucd
A,or and tair Car
pctiog.
Nrxn1rf. InneI,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
Allsrt W:Sayasms,.
No. los, Thames-Street,
Has j.f reesivsi an srtrsfVe e1S,furnt #
Staple and Fancy Goods !:
4 MONO OTHERS. ARE

.fr elegant aDS,fn,sf Of
L,,ef 'aihi,n fupersne
and common Cali.
Goes.
ChinIze' and Copper-
Piaies.
a large aD;rfnr~f Of
India Cotrons aud IT.
lin Lionens.
Scotch and lndia book
Mulins.
Psquet. Lsno, & CUT
ronsde MuAin,. 6e-
ured and plsin,
Rich laced and tambo-
red Munin',
Japan Ditto.
Checked and Plain
Mullins,
Ladie, rich and COM
mon Vcils,
Laced and Figured
Hsnakcrchleis,
Habit Hiodke,chiefs,
Ditto.
Figured Cap Patterns.
Lace Trimmings.
Lace Nett MuaIns,
Laced, figured, and
plain Grapes. all CO.
| lop,
Figured Satin, and
| Ssrc ,netts,
| Rich Gown Trimm
| logs,
| Silk Gloves and Mitts,
Ladies Armlcu,
! Silver, Cotton. and
| Silk Cord,, Buttons,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
JOSIAH G.. SHAW.

fnfs,ms tbs PaDhe IN g,n,ai, aSG bis F,sSd' IL
particular.
THAT he has opeucd an Office. No. Iss,
i. Thames. areet, where he viii be happy %
uanfatt buGoe, 10 the line OF his profem n
Particular attention will be paid to Conseyan-
cling, in all i,' various btanchcs, and every ta-
vour gratefully scknowlc 'ged.
Ne~b0,i, May q, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
Ayo, Neq0sa tabion London
DrelS Hats and Bonnets ;

coNsisTiNo OF
Few elegant white Imperial Chip Hats.
FeS do. figured Grape Drels Bonneu,
Do. Englih Walking Bonnen.
Do. elegant P:,mioie Bcnnets. with wreaths,
DO. Gipfty Willow Bonnets.
Large Engliih Cane ana Willow Hats.
Willow and figured Sastin French Bonaets,
An elegant Aaortment Of
ArhEeiai EoaOsrs, Wreatb5, Ss.
Elegant Cit PLuMss.
White Silk Bufoou,,
Shoe RoH.tts.
Newes iaihiourd WIGS and FRESETTS.
Ne1v3s,i. May isfb. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
10 be SoHat Public Aut7ion,

\ T Mr.. roVuiend, Coffee Hosfe. on
A Mooday, the I4'h day of Jaly next, if
not previou1y difp,ied of at private Sale. that
very pleafantly fi,uated FARM, in the town of
Mddletown, belonging TO the Subtcrb:r, a.
bout three miles dihance from the S;ate- houfe,
which extends from the main Wet rosd to the
water on the river, containing about z,o actes
of good Land, which lay. very couvenieat for
Obtaining mlnare from an extenGyc ihore be-
longing to the Fain-1ith ia,tshlc bai.dings,
in good repair. The land is under good i'm
provenent, well fenced, and watered has an
excellent young Oichard, con tsining between
four and Eve acre, Of the b:it Fruit Frees.
Conditions of Sale, will be made kuoxn by
aPplyiogto
JOHN c. SCOTT.
Newport, June 10Th, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
N O T | C. T..

NOT | G 4.
THE Directors Of the Rhode I0and Bridge
L Company. having determined to proceed
Immediately in the execution of faid work /; all
Perion' willing to engage in faid undertaking.
either az labourcn. or in freighting aone, are
requcfed to call on the Subicr'ber. at his houfo
IN Newport, who is ready to contract with
them for the fame.
y, LYMAN, Sspeyinfendanf.
NszOIS,i, May I3. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
CURIOUS FACT.

We are informed by argentIenan OF refoea-
ability who fsw it, thar in garden of Mr..
Heory Shroeder, merchan, of Baltimore. where
there ha, never been any appearance of wafer,
in this dry fsafoo there h" fPring Of clear
water aaited up through the grouud.-Mt.
Shredder has foce dug a well about fix tee,
deep, walled it with brick and ornsmenled it in
taRe. Ca,LG- Reg.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
u;N Ls Sold a. Public Aut7ion,

VIII Ls Sold a. Public Aut7ion,
HN the fix,eenlh day OF janc mkt, tae Farm
~ Stock and implements OF the Suoicuoe',
6tuated in Midd.etown. Upon this lA'od,)
if no, before Sold At private iAe. Sad Farm
contains rihng of one hsndfed and htty Acre',
has a new, large, well inlhed and convenien'
Dwelling Hooie, BAN aud other Buliings op-
on it, b:idc, an Old Hoaie. Ii has g'eat
privileg. OF iea.wccd. to which it is 'noa con.
venisntly fitoa,ed.-Inventory OF the Eta'e,
and term, will be made kao"n At the time and
place OF Sale, viz. ,6th June. 4 &C lock. P. ".
At THOMAS TOWNSENDsi in Newport.
WILLARD BRIGGS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
Hard Ware Stationary, &c.
DAVID MELVlLL,

- BSrEC TFULLY iai1rm, his friends, thar
IN he has joR received a very hAndtome
al ,rtnent of Hard Ware, Csttry r,s~'ssry.
Jssaurd Ware. Cabnr FarnHxre. Sianeu1U
&c. &. Aio, Deep lea Lines and Lesd'. hand
do. F,!hns- Lines, Bed Cords. aud Cio,hs.-
Lines. Al6,'
Ns4e-Twk Manyfa1nr:d TOBACCO
and SNUFF,
Copffiing of Ncgr Head Pig,,il Ladies
Twit. aud Gu, Tobacco Maccabau and Scotch
SNUFF, OF the hra ,ality at the Maaaiaf-
tory p'iees. FL CASH given tor Lead.
Newport, Dec. 10. 1894.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12

Velvet Biadingt. %
Elegant Necklaces.
Plain and ornamented
Combs,
Rich & common Fans.
Barcelona Handk'fs.
Silk Shswls.
Lace Cambricks.
DO. tambored Mailin,
d..
Linnen Pocket Hand
! kerchie,s.
Common and fuperfne
| Dimity,
| 81 Cambrick Dim'ty
~ and 6 4 Cotton
| Csmbricks. hs'rd.
! Checked aod air Cor
| ded Csmb' cks.
Black Sattins.
Fiorance LuSefring',
ia elegant aD5rfueStf
| Cotton. Silk & Thread
| Lsce,.
Ladies and Gen lemens
| Cotton aud Silk
| HoE.
Silk add Cotton Um-
| brellss.
An ,Gottment OF Lac
| lie, Parsfols.
Black * colored Cam.
bricks.
Cotton G'nghams.
| Yellow and blue Man
kesns.
| Veaing'.
An elegant aaorment
| Kid Shoes. very low.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
FOR SALE BY
SHEFFIELD ATWOOD.

ToH Oh LIZ -
SHEFFIELD ATWOOD.
NkE hundred hosiheads N. Eng land Rum.
~ 100 do good retailing M1llsGes,
40 do Martinico do.
8 Boxes Havana Brown Sugan
Few pioes Holland Geneys.
hogfhead' 4,h proof Jamaica Spirits,
10 do. Windward 1a,nd do.
100 Boxe, mould and dipt candles,
100 d.. Hard Soap,
Rugia and Raven, Duck, by bolt,
Hemp BY the Ton,
10 Barrels good Prime Po'k,
ID 90. Prime and Mefs Beef.
LIKEWISE.
4 Dwelling. Houies ia Bfoaa.Street,
DO. Do. Thames. Street.
d.. DO. franklin Street.
For terms apply At No. S6 Th'mes.srei.
Newport, May sih, iSc6.
NXyHEREAS TRAsxFvL. ny Wife, hh
w eIoped from my Bed and Board Thb
i, to forbid all Perfons entertaining or ustlinH
her on my Aceoint. as will not pay any Debt.
Of her eontrattiog after the date hereof.
THOMAS CHAMPLFN.
SxsHr. Ny sstb, isss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
F R ESH G. 90 y S.

John q. Jomm>s~G + DO.
Hereby inform their friends and tbs public.
that they have jua received hAodione
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12

Married In thi, town, on the evening of
the sh inf. by the Rev. Mr. Eddy. Mr.. Sam.
vel Lee, to Mh Sarah Jouvet.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
The PEWS,

THE PEWS,
TN the Gallery of the iecond Bapta Church,
i in this town, are directed, BY the CorPora-
ton TO be let out.-Apply to
ELISHA GIBBS,
Clerk Of iaid Corporasion.
Newport, June 4, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12

WYE the Subicfi5ers. being by the hpoor-
w able Court OF Probate OF the town OF
Newport, appointed Commihonen to receive,
examine, and adult the claims of the Creditors
10 the E4,te of JAMES TAYLOR, ia'e u
Newport. aforefaid. Mh,n, deseaied, repre-.
kn,ed in(olvent, give n,rce that we will attend
at oar reflective dwelling hoafes, to receive the
claim, agsina faid Eaate, at any time within
tx m ,nth, from the date hereof. being the time
sllo ssd By fald Couat.
WILLIAM MOORE, Commit
GORTON ANDERSON, ] ho"en.
All pelfons indebted 10 ia,d Ettac, arc re.
qastlcd 70 make Immediate paymsat, to
ABIGAIL TAYLOR, AdniI."ix.
Newport, June III. isos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12

NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
~ OF the efa,e OF J0nn Baxter. late Of
Newport. deceafed, repreiented info.ven,, that
the Court Of Probate Of the town of Newport
have sllo scd tx months from this date, to ex-
hibit their claims againA laid eaa,e to the an
der6gned Commifioner', who will receive the
fame at their refpettive d~ellings At any time
within faid term.-No claims will be received
un.efs properly atteaed.
PER Ferry WEAVER. c'""s'"".
All perfon, indebted to laid eRates are re-.
queaed TO make immediate payment to
ROBERT BAXTER,--Alsrys,sisr.
Newts,s, N1y ssd, 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-13

MS induitry and attention to tufincfs was not
d,rinihed, but continued IA inceffant as ever.
Or hrs indefstigahle afiiduity was myfclf a
witnefs even in his In iicknefs.-When ON his
death-bed, racked with agonizing pains, / faw
nm with large bundle of papers, relative to an
injunction IN chancery, lying by his bed .fde.-
he told me he had been ftudying them, and
hoped to be better by the next day, that he
might be enabled to hold the court again, and
pronounce his decree in that caufe /; lamenting
with extreme concern the Inconvenience, of
which the delay of buinefs. occaiioncd by his
hckneis, would be productive to perions who
had cauies depending before him. At that mo-
ment when death was vilible in his face and in
every limb, he thought not of himfelf; he thought
only OF the public. Oh where fhall we find
fuch another Chancellor n
The necefary confequence of his great afIidu-
ity and attention to fudy, was his extenlive,
various and profound learning his found and
excellent ludgment.-Others may indeed have
exceiled him in genius, but he certainly never
was furpailed in patriotifm, learning and iudg-
ment.
Another quality, too, demands our at
tention, the mott luxurious perhaps in the
bright conitellation of his virtues this was
his firm and inhexible repubcanifm, of
which l have already adverted To feveral
ftriking Testimonials. Ever attached to the
contribution of the United States, and to the
principles of freedom, he was in every change of
affairs always feady & unihaken. His mind was
not To be moved by the CUFFS Of popular inllu-
eRce, nor by the ftormy threats Of tyranny.
AS, IN l776, he was the enemy of the King of
Great Britain, 70 in I79s and 1893, he was an
opponent of the Administration of John Adams.
OF alien, and tedition laws, & Handing armies.
Always the friend of liberty and his country,
twice nave Teen him, hoary with age & touch
ing all with veneration, in that very chair (point-
ing at the fpeaker's chair,) fitting as Pref;dent
OF the republican college OF electors, and voting
twice for republican PreGdent. Yet, WIS il
very obiervable that he never yielded for mo-
ment to the rancour of party-fpirit, nor per-
mtted the difference of opinion to interfere
with his private friendthips, the truth of which
obervation will be acknowledged by MANY of
his political opponents. to whom he neverthe-
LET'S remained friend in private life, to the lat
His impartiaty AS Judge, and rigid attach
ment to what appeared to him TO be equitable,
was not lefs remarkable than his other extraor-
binary qualities. 1t ought ever to be remem-
bered that notwithstanding he loved his country
10 paihonately, and was 20 attentive to its inter
eft, he yet loved equity till more. 1t oupht to
be remembered that he was the frft Judge who
decided, (againft the public opnon,) that the
Brjtiih debrs fhou'd ke recovered, and that on
feveral very important occaions he entered de-
crees for large iums of money againft his ma
tive tate. Yet, to the immortal honour of the
people of Virginia, be it r,id, thofe decilions Of
his did not diminh his popularity, but made
ever.
L.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-13

What coutd have been faid asinfl Mr. yefYer-
fnn had he fwept every federal officerfrom the
hoard ? Has his liberality filenced the invec.
tives and the caIumrfes Of his opponents Has
| Eugle one of his public neafires tfcaped the
mot fcurrilo,is abufe. Isthere f arce an act
Of his private life, which has not been dragged
from its tomb, and exhibited in all the deceit
fnl colors which the mott envennomed imagi-
nation could rnppIys
And as 70 the fecond argument il vii, not
he deuied that the displacement of an officer
nav make an enemy, but is it no lefs true that
il makes friend. But yshy talk of cnpitv.
when he who is removed was before an enemy
TO the administration Expulion may mar
pen, but it does not forge the dagger.
1t has been faid indeed, that the adminifrati-
on makes enemy of every diJaspoiufcd candi-
date; ard that it never fails to exafperate ten
for one whom IL attaches to it's ca,ire. Bnt doe5
disappointment ALWAYS wean candidate from
his party: He tao folicited one Officer in vain;
but rs that the only one, within the Gift of the
executive, which he NAV win 10 obtain ,. Fcr
e7ery candidate that is tiifaopointeti, are there
nor always ten exp"tt7pts on the in, whom exc
cutive PATRONAGE has turned into friends Of The
administration But the moft convincing anfwer
is, that he fir0nefs drolsyed hv the executive
viii Till more fronely attach to it the wii.ies
| and cxertions Of IT'S party. A weak and waver-
ing standardization not only incrcafcs the hopes
OF ne enemies, hut feathers dif;nav in It's own
ranks. It's refo'u'ioa TO adhere TO principle,
may indeed increatt the animofty of its oppo-
cents, but it adds in the fame proportion to
the attachment and confidence of ts friends.
Bu' are here not ions cooGierations of grea-
ter efficacy than even theft a,ivantaecs? Is not
the gre 'tet forbearancc due to the hero or
| FREEMAN Of the revolution, who has mari.ed
This reward by the ereatef fcrvices rendered
10 his country; who has proved ty thefe very
fervices that though frderalift in theory, he
baS 6een the unhefiiati1e friend of freedom
Is not liberation next due 70 the officer who
has purchafed kind of right to his place by
having iong difcharged its duties with zeal,
integrity and h5ill? Has not that man too his
claims, whole tolerant conduit towards the
administration, has titled him TO tSei,. toler.
alton or Whole detitute ituation, If deprived
of his office, would enttIe him to hold il, un-
I'll he m ny be enabled by living economically
upon the fruits of Il lucrative appointment, to
accumulate enough to flpDort him at the peri
cd of his removal? Z" proceed in the oper-
alton" fays Mr.. Jefferfon to the merchants Of
New Haven, &C with deliberation and enou;r..
that it may niure the beR men kaR; and efTea
the ourpoies oe iuftice and public utility with
the Lenf bri1'ate difyelS; that it may be thrown
as much as poilibe on delinquency, on ottreGon,
on intolerance, On ant-revoutionary adherence
10 our enemies"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-13
THE
FIRE WORKS
In Preparation by Mr.. ST. Aus1a, will certoin,v r.
Exhibited, at the Hay Market Garden.
TOMORROW EVENING.
June ] s. -.

by virtue Of deed of trua, entered into the
~ day Of SOC, by Jacob Wood, of the conn
ty oil Amherit to feoure and uire the puneaual paw
ment OF debt due from the faid Jacob Wood 70
Fhher and Lefueur, merchants of the city of Picb
mond, will be fold TO the higheR bidder, for readv
money. on Saturday the 2sth int. on the premifes
Inc IRACT Or LAND, with its appertenances,
on winch the isid Jacob Wood at Prefent refdes, in
the county OF Amherl containing fxty two and half
acres, be the fame more or lefs This land s valu
able in point Of foil aud ftuaton the improvements
therein coniif ola Grit Mill, Saw Min, Dinillery
and Dwelling Houie, well delerving the attention Of
a Purehaler.
DAVID s. GARLAND, 7,aPt..
June 10, iSo6. (tdfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-13
FOR SALE.

a TRACT or LAND, lying on the r.,
[ road, leading from Richmond to the De,p p
eoai pits about Fix miles from Richmond, contain
one hundred aud ten acres, formerly the land Of G
Pendleton and others; it will be fold az P,5Ec A,
ton, the 28ih day Of June, on the prem;,es. r. /,
deipoied OF by private fale, before thar dsy--.A.
hk LIKELY NEGROES. Any perfon ,b5, :,
clInable to Purchaie, may know the term, bv a.,
cation to the iubferiber at the Meadow pridoe. ~
ma, ROBERT WHITE.
l3tS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-13
Gbe Gnqutrer.
RICHMOND, 1873 JUNE.
c~~%S@H%~H<%<H9

The following Funeral Grafton, in honour Of the lat.
venerable Chancellor, George Wythe, delivered on
Monday laf, by William Muuford, Efa. to a nu-
merous audience aiIenbled at the Capitol, in the
hall OF the Houfe of Delegates was furnilhed BY
him for publication at the requeft of the editor Of
this paper. Asst was competition for which We
ry little time was allowed as previous to its being
pronounced, nothing more than its outlines were
prepared all the ref being conceived and uttered
extempore it is hoped by the author that the can
did reader viii make all Reasonable allowances for
its inaccuracies.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-13

In fpite the Caterpillars or the drought. Tho
crops of wheat in Virginia are fsd TO h. nm
commonly fine.
What is fill better for the farmers il. thar
the price of it is likely to be very good. whoa,
fold at Liverpool on the 18th of April at lec
Sd. ter!'ng, for the buhel of 20 lbs flperine
Hour from 81 TO $50 ferling and on the rife.
Should the Britiln be fhut out of the Baltic
Ports of PrufTia for fome time, particularly from
DantZlc, whence they annually import large
cargoes of wheat, and Fill more Mould there he
A ihort h1rveft in @. B. we NAV exDea that
our own wheat will command very high prices.
TIE GRAND ECLIPSE OF THE SUN
will take place Monday, and is well calculated Re-
excite the obiervations Of the curious For Con,e
the uies to which IL may he applied and the latituie
IN which it will be entire eclipfe we refer III.
reader to Lambert's Communication, publihed in
this days paper--The following is the account of
1t in the Virginia Almanac and in Boylans North Ca
roina Almanac.
great and vilibIe ecpre Of the Sun. stb month
Oune) the 10th, beginning at h. IS m. IL S. A: M.
ap time.
'f RisSm oo'i'F''i'" at 10 h. So m. 90
Ecliptical conjunction IL h. 90 m IE .
Middle of gen. eclipfe. IL h. 81 M, l6 s,
rnd l2 h. 90 m. s. P. M.
Duration h. 4s m. so s. n
Digits eclPled 10 Sd on the Suns N. limb.
pDg. N!maaaek.
The feeoUd, of the Sun, 10th June, viGble, Begin
n'ng 20 mIn' Pa't in the morning greatef obfcu-
ratien, so min. pat 10; eeliptcal comm s;oo 70
min paR I; end, 10 min. pat 10 or noon: de
gifts ecEPfed on the N. Limb of the SUMS dig
This eclipie having travelled in open fpace ever fnce
the creation, clear of the Earth until about the middle
Of the oth century, when it rft touched the South
Pole, and will wear off the North Pole about tbe
year G3f4, and then the Moons fhades cannot touch
the Earth 70 as to perform the FAME revolution IL
now does, again, until period paTes of more than
10000 years ~. C., dlro,oeI
~ Iwo female Numbering Friends, Zone from
Ncw-York, and the other from PbiIadeInb;,> r.,
appointed meeting at Friends Meeting fionfe in
TINS City, to begin this forenoon at 10 o'clock.
Richmond, 6 Mo. 10, 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-13

~ Two female Numbering Friends, Zone from
New-York, and the other from Phadelphia) have
appointed meeting at Friends Meeting fioufe in
TINS City, TO begin this forenoon at 10 o'clock.
Richmond, 6 Mo. Is, 1906.