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tion laws of the fate, from which fhe fails, may,
alto, be enforced.--And the ihip's papers lodg-
ed at the Cuftom Houfe, will Of courfe be re-
tanned. If the fhip fail, without clearance,
for the interdefed parts of St. Domingo, fhe
and her cargo may be feized and conhfcated.
S;.efb Queaion.
Can foreign veiIel bring cargo to the u
nited States direct from St. Domingo, if 70, can
a citizen Of the United States be interefted in
laid cargo!
, s. An/sver. A foreign vefel not owned, hir-
ed or employed, wholly, or in part by any per-
fon refdent within the Uoited States, may
bring cargo hther, direa from ST. Domin.
20. But do not think, that any prrfon, reli-
dent within the United States, can be interclf-
cd in the cargo of fach veffel. 1.-THE whole, or
only part, of the cargo belonging to fuch re-
6dent, the very act of transporting it, would
be an act of employing the vefIeI, within the
terms Of the prohibition, and claufe Of forfeit
nre. If the foreign veffel had failed from the
United States, after notice of the prohibition,
in the employment of reiident, both veiiei and
cargo would be liable to forfeiture, as well as
to the penalty of the non intercourfe bond. If
not, it would till be an infradion of the ex
prefs prohibition, and NUT depend, in that ref
peSt, for the penal consequences, on the prin-
ciples, to which my 6rf aufwer refers.
Seventb Qaefion.
If a foreign veiiel fhouid go from the United
States to S.. Domingo direet or after touching
at an intermediate port, is the conlignee, cap
tain or any other perfon fubjed to any penal
ty?
Z, AnEauer. A foreign vefitl not owned, hir-
ed, or employed, wholly, or partially, by any
perfon refident in the United States, may go
from the United States directly, or after touch
ing at an intermediate port, to the interdiet-
ed part of st. Domingo, without an nfratti-
on of the general prohibition of the act of Con-
grefs without being fahjed to forfeiture, and
without giving non.intercourie bond. But
even fuoh veffel cannot receive clearance,
at our Cuttom Houfe, for any part of St. Do
ningo, not in the actual poffefIion of France.
And foreign yeffe is as liable to the penal
ties of the act, as domefic vefiel, if fhe is
wholly, or partially, owned, hired, or employ
ed, by any perfon foreigner or citizen) reiident
within the United States.
Eighth QueRion.
If an American vefel fhoud proceed to a
foreign port other than St. Domingo, land her
cargo there, and then go in ballaft to St. Do
mipgo: will the bond given for vefIel and
cargo be divided and the part that relates to the
cargo be cancelled,
.. Au/aver. The penalty of the non-inter-
courfe bond would not admit of the apportion-
ment fuEgefed in the quefion. If the vefTel is
at all employed in the prohibited traffic, or com
merce, whether with the original, or any fubfe.
quent cargo, the penalty is forfeited.
A. ]. DALLAS.
Mareb FL, 1906.
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Gurope
NETWORK. October 9.

London papers to the 9th of Auguf, were
received at the Office of the Mere antie Adyer.
tIfer yefterday by the hip Gold Hunter. She
fa'ied on the 18th, and had paper of that date
but being boarded on the Banks of Ne wfound
land by two Britiih frisates from Greenland,
captain Vote gave it to one of the commando
at his earneit foctation.
1t contained, however, we are informed, no
additional intelligence on the fubject of the
pending negotiations and it was the general
expectation in London that they would be bro
ken off without terminating in peace
The paper of the 9th is politically uninte-
refing.
The Report of the CommifIiopers appointed
to inveitIgate the charges aganft the Princefs of
Wales has been made 70 the King, but is not
publiihcd. 1t bears date on the 18th Juiy, and
was delivered on the 18th of AuguGt to the IL
uitrlous lady by one of the Lord Chancelor's
footmen ; mark of difrefpect which is treated
with becoming ieverity by fome OF the London
editors. The report, VIC underitand, is COM
plete exculpatlon from the charge of having
borne fpurious child, and notices only fome
trIhing leylties which were deemed unbecomne
her exalted Gtua;ion
MIR. Halliday, pa1enger in the Gold Hun
ter, is the bearer of dispatches from Mr.. Mon.
roe to the American Government.
The RufIan Ambahador, M. D'Oubri, was
only II daysin completing his pacific negocia-
tons with the French government at which
Lord Yarmouth was faid to be confa,tlv pre-
lent. The treaty was fgned by the Emperor
Napoleon in hours after its completion with
the mnlter.
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readily reinforced from penfacola, or the Ha-

readily reinforced from Penfacola, or the Ha-
vannah.
eft is reported, but how truly do not mean
to fay, that the old French fcttlers on the other
tide the MifhiIippi, refufed to turn out aeaihft
the Spaniards; that upon the call of the militia
the Americans only turned out with alacri,y.
" The people of the MifiifIippi territory are
very fpirited on this location, and have ra lied
teveral volunteer companies. This country is
ftrong, and I believe the inhabitants could de-
end it aganf any fudden force the Spaniards
can fend but the country below is level and
open. where horfe can act with great advantage {;
and the greater part of the Spanilh forces are
tald to he cavary.-Yet, / am perfuaded that
If hoftilites were 70 commence, our little force
by dnt of enterprise and hardincis would be
TOO much for them.-But it docs not feem like
~, at prefent, that hotilites will take place.
Col. Cuihing does not mean to force the Spa
niards from their prefent position but he will
not futfer them to advance and indeed, while
negotiation is depending in Europe, if things
can be 70 conducted without disadvantage, il is
both the mof humane and mott ufeful policy
for what good would we derive from f,edding
human blood, either of the Spaniards or our
own citizens.
ave are told here that Judge Pre7,og~ of N.
Orleans, is removed, but who is his iuscef1ar is
not faid. A Kentucky paper called the 1e7ern
mons others Judge PrevoR, Ed. Livirgfon, ge-
neral Wikinfon, Mr.. Burr, Mr.. J. Brown of
Kentucky; are charged as concerned in a nesu
eon(niraey againft the peace of the whole union,
and separation of this fiction from the eaft~-o
parts of the union. Many people here are well
acquainted with the old eonfbiraey of fimilar
kind concerted with the Spaniards and with
the leading characters concerned in it, and ma
ny wonder how WilSiufon came 10 be appoint
ed TO the chief command of our force. One of
genera, Wayne's old cap aims informed me that
the eory of Neuman's conduct was ftronger
againf Wllkinfon than any thing yet publifhed
This he fpeaks IF his own knowledge, and fays
the depolitons were tent on TO our government
am forty to End that even gen. S. Smith is at
tempted TO be implicated in a late paper on this
fuhject. This fubj Ct fince it has been ftirred
ought to be fearched to the bottom, whether as
an act of jnitice to the country or to the indi-
vi'uas. If any mitchell was meditated it is
now certainly checked, for all parties will be
cautious" aurora.
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LONDON, AuguR 70.

OF all the projects which Bnuaparte ever con-
ceiyed, the act of confederation, or rather the
act of treafon to the legitimate head Of the eso.
Pire and of fubmfion to France, is the moi
dangerous that could have been contrived. In
midft of peace with PtufIia and Auftria, he
aimsa blow at both of them, POUNDS and forms
anew empire, Imperiam in Imberio, in the heart
OF the German emDre, creates a new and for.
mldablc Gate to menace and act both aeainG
Prufiia and Auftria whenever he fhalI order it |:
rate not diilant, not divided from either of
them by mountains or rivers difficult TO oafs.
but placed as it were at their very doors and
threfholds, and able to march at once into the
heart and centre of their dominions. We'll
has it been faid that Booaparte's honililies of
peace are equally and perhaps much more dan
gerous than his boailities OF war. He calls this
act of confederation the Rhenih Confederacv.
as If it included merely thofe powers and priaccs
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E1rRAcr-Matehea, SEPT. 6, lsos.

B1TRAcT-Natebe%, SEPT. s, 1906.
"Yeferday dispatches arrived from Cav.
Claiborne, who was at Natchitoches, with more
correct accounts than we had before. Major
King, who went over with governor Claiborne,
alfo arrived here. The Spaniards, about 1900
trong, had actually crofTed the Sabine and ar
rived at the Stoney Greek, or BAYOU Pierre
French fcttlement, about so miles on this fde
the Sabine, & SO from Natchitoches. Stonev
Creek falls into Red River, and thence they de-
tached fmall party to within miles of Nat
chitoches Some communications paned be-
tween governor Claiborne and the Spanib com.
nander, and the Spanifh party tAereupon re
turned to the main body at Bayou Pierre I:
where they fay they are ordered and determin.
ed to remain, and expect reinforcements. BAY.
on Pierre is, believe, the fame pot from which
Turner drove them lat year.
"Our whole force at Natchtoches. even
when thofe from Lotus Heights arrive, will not
exceed 500 men. One company remains At
the Heights. There were $50 regulars At New.
Orleans. and about 100 at Tombigbce. This
IS the whole Of our regular force in this quar-.
ter. The Spaniards, ] believe, are weak both
At Baten Rouge and Mobile; but they can be
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= Sen-in-Aazv Of Mr.. Burr
NORFOLK, October u.

IT was current report here yefterday that
Mons. 7nrrenu has made a formal demand on
our government of $4,000 POUNDS STIRLING,
for the French fhip L'Impeteux, lately burnt
by the Briti.h within the jurifd6ton of the u.
States !-For the truth of this we cannot v.uch,
b:-t this much is certain, that government have
directed Commodore Barron, and his brother
Captain T Barron, to furvey the fituation of
the thlp when deitroyed, and to report accor-
DINGHY, and that they went from this place YET.
terday for that purpofe. Herald.
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1t has been limited that great man who does
not value the clodhoppers of Pennsylvania any
more than the dun under bis tset--woud ac-
cept of the late .Jadlge Patterlon'5 old Boes!
There are no efs than feven perions aid to
be confident of fucceeding the late Judge Pat
terfon.
1t is faid that the contef for Judge Patter-
fon's nippers, lies between Connecticut, Hermont
and AGaryLand-let us fee whether Yazoo, or
the future Prshaeney-or the public intcreft pre-
walls dnr0ra.
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The new Contribution for Germany, has been
completed: Its federative fyftem is to confift
of two Colleges, that of Kings and that of Prin-
ees who are to be fupped by the Emperor
OF France they are to a1embe at Frankfort,
on the LIT September at which Napoleon is to
be prefeDt in perfon. The members of the fc-
deration are ten in number, viz. Bavaria, Wir-
tenberg, Baden, Nai1au, Yfembourg, Hohen-
zollern, Aremberg, Salm and Beyden. In cafe
OF an attack, the federation engages to furniih
France with $4,000 men and France 10000
to the federation. As meafure of caution s.
fafety, the French oopswilI remain in Cerma-
ny until the new fyftem is carried into eff
feet.
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lDeetzIsnnaea.
FREDERICKSBURG, o.. 10.
Grand Total

Arrived in the river, the fchr. Sally & PrEcl-
la, capt. Smith, from Antigua-Mr. John Raw
Inns, fupercargo, came TO town late la0 evening,
and has politely favoured Us with Antigua pa.
Pers to the 9th Septem Der, from which we CO.
Ply the following account of DIRE adful
HURRICANE 1T DOMINIQUE,
ST. JoHN's (Ant.) Sept. 10.
Arrived this morning, the Daniih fchooner,
Mariner, captain Baden, from Barbados and
Dominique--She brings the mon deplorable ac-
counts of the ravages made by Hurricane at
the later Hand, on the night of Trelday lat
Some faint idea may be formed of the violence
of the Storm, from the following letter to gen.
tleman in this Hand, dated at Rofeau:
On Thurfday night, the 9th infant, we ex-
perienced the mot violent Hurricane known in
this Hand for so years about O'Clock at
night it began to blow from the Nor,hward.
ana continued till l2 when it blew 70 hard, as
to render II impo!iibie to move from the houfe
The Rain fell mott dreadsully, and caufed
the riverto run through every tireet in Town
The consequences are diitrefiing beyond every
thing ever faw; a!moit the whole centre of
the 1 own is carried away; very many lives are
loft. Perions, Houfes, Stock, and every thing
which food in the ftreet leading between Mr..
Dodd's and Mr. Callers, were fwept in;o the
lea. The cries of the unfortunate Perfons were
ureaofui, and there was no potiiblity of render
ing them any ailiitance from the darkness and
horror of the night-All the houfes at the river
hide, with many of the inhabitants are alto car
ried away.
The houfe and Rore rented by Captain Sy-
ers, was alto waihed away; and am forty to
add, that young Mr.. Harper, and Servant CT
MIR. Syers, went with it--Captain M'Ksy, by
an extraordinary effort, leaned from that houfe
on high wall, as the houie was paiiing over
MIR. Martins lot, and efcaped--Al the ihipping,
except one vefiel, LOFT, feveraI feamen PERTH
ed. The eftates have fuffered feverely---The
buildings at Morne Bruce, except one, are
blown down; but, fortunately, very few lives
were loft there. The officers and men, lay all
night on the ground, not daring ~ get NJ fc-
fear of being blowR off the Hill"
Another letter iays, "It is afcertained that
at leait lo7 Perfons have periihed in the form"
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Exfraa otFa letter dated Wiimingtoa, Delasvaye
Oaober 9, 1906.
" Our election for representative to Con-
grefs and State Legiflstors was held on the 18th
init. and have the pleafure TO inform you, that
Mr.. JAMES M. Broom is re elected without
oppoition, and that our legiilature is decidedly
federal. Tr. Amr.l
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GENERAL MIRANDA.

In order that an idea may be formed of til G
oppohtion which General Miranda is Likely to
meet, in his attack on the SpanIih Provinces OF
South America, the following ftatenent of the
forces there, extracted from work recently
pubIiihed in France, by NJ. d. Pons, French
Commercial Agent, who travelled through
thofe Provinces IN the years lsol2-3 and 4, and
entered upon the mott comprehensive and &C.
curate inveitigation of all that related to them
by order of the French Government, may prove
acceptable to our readers
w. r. Paper.
The force in the Caracas confits of Oae Com.
pany OF Crenadiers II Men
Eleven compa les of Fuiicers each TT
Total Ola
Artilery.
One Company 100
Two ditto of White Militia 200
-Four ditto of Men Of Colour 400
Two ditto OF Blacks 200
Total 900
Militia.
One Battalion of w hltes, nine
Companies $40
Two ditto of White Militia 200
Pour ditto of Men of Colour 400
Two ditto of Blacks 200
Total --leIo
Militia.
One Battalion of Whites, nine
Companies $40
One Squadron of Whites 100
One Battalion of men of colour 100
Total 1850
Halenee Militia.
One Battalion of Whites $40
Two ditto of men of colour 100
Total 1850
THE VaLleyJ of dragon Militia.
One Battalion of Whites $40
One ditto of men of colour 100
Total ---l59o
San, Cu,loJ Militia.
One company of cavalry so
Total of the Force in the esrac-
cas- sI6s
In CUmANA.
Troops Of the line.
Three companies eao
Ay4iity.
One company of Artillery 100
Two ditto Of White Militia 200
One and an half ditto of men Of
colour $50
Total - GO
Militia.
Twelve companies of Whites 1880
Two of Cavalry ditto 900
One and an half of Cavalry rs
Total -2145
Total in Cumana -as1s
MARAcIBA.
Troops Of the Linz.
Four Companies sos
Irtiilerg.
One company of men of colour 100
Militia.
Five companies Of Whites $50
Four ditto of men of colour $50
Total in Maraciba -1s1a
LA GUIANA.
Troops offbe Linz.
Three companies $50
ArtiLltyy.
One company ofAriilery 100
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NATCHEZ, IN. T.) Sept. 2.

An intelligent non-commifioned officer from
the exploring party of Mr.. Fireman, arrived in
this city yeferday morning, with letters. We
have not had an opportunity of converting with
him-but learn from gentleman who made
particular enquires-that he ftates--" thai a
party of Spaniih cavalry, fuppofed 1000 il mum.
Der, had approached within feven miles of the
poR of Natchto hes, and tent mefage to the
commanding officer, requiring him to remove to
this lide of the Red River--but that in confc-
quence of fcarcty of provlions and fudden
mortality occurring in their camp, by which a
number Of men died, the Spaniffl commanding
officer had thought proper to make aretrograde
movement acrofs the Sabine."- I'VE did not
learn whether colonel Cufhing had replied to
the abfurd requiition of the Don.
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AfiIifis.
Four companies of Whites 500
One company of Artillery $50
Four companies Of Infantry,
men of colour $50
Total in Guiana --ls2o
ISLAND OF MARouERIrA.
2raopJ oftbe Line.
One company II
Hrtulery.
Four companies of men of CO.
lour 400
Militia.
Four companies Of whites 500
One ditto Of Cavalry so
-Four ditto of men Of colour 500
Total in Marguerita -lla7
Grand Total Men A,7os
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We fate with pleafure, that fpirited exerti-
ons are now making towards the organization
of Uniformed Volunteer Company of infan-
try in this city, who intend offering their fer
vices to the executive, to afIift in repelling or
chaftiling any infut whatever which may be of.
fered either TO our territory or government.
From knowledge of the characters who have
already afociated themfelves in this company,
and thofe expected to join it, we hazard no.
thing in aiierting that they bid fair foon to rival
any voluRteer company in the U. States.
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70 BE SOLD Br
JOHN & HENRY CAHOONE,
No. IS. Ba~5aer't WSs.T.
A new q correct Chart

nF Long. I0and Sound, from Montauk
~ Point to Frogs Point. including Fihef's
Hand Sound, and Watch. Hill Rect. Publidh-
ed June 1T. 1905, by Jobx Csbsons, Newport,
and Neil Fsfdrk. New London.
Ncsport, July ". E
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FOR S ALE.
FrB.S s, 1906.

THE fsbfc6ber, DsssRms Hssk, black
i fmifhs Shop, Coal Hosle. and Stable.
and two acres ci eooOd LAND veil fenced,
vish between foSsy and City apple trees. Of io-
grated ifnis growing on the prentice. with 80
Excellent veil of wases nesr the hosfe. The
psemifes are plesfsnsiy 6fsssed on IN. poa.
road. lesdiog 70 Pawcsssek. sboss fossteen
miles iron the terry leading 70 Newpos,--An
indifpstsbIs sisk win BE- given.
JAMES coNCD0N.
ssssb'K%sFswr. Fs5,ssy 77f5 isos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

The fubict'bcrs having entered into parfncr-
y ihip, under the firm Of
Dunham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail. Making boGnets, in iss various branches,
At theisSail Loft, on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Malbone, at the South part of the town.
Thoic who may favor them With their cuftom,
may depend on Pundaaalisy and difpatch. All
fayon will be gratefully acknowledged, by
CHARLES c. DUNHAM,
WING SPOONER. nd.
Newport April 8. Soa. 7qtf.
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Hard Ware Stationary, sc.


- ESPEcTFuLLY informs his friends, that
An he has jaR received very handiore
saortment OF Hard Wa,s. Csrity vo~mwgey.
Jatsrrd Ware, Cs6isa Fs~asrs. sSsatissSy
Sc. sc. Alfo. Deep lea Lines and Leads hand
do. hhoe- Lines, Bed.Cords, and Clothrs-
Lines. AJs.s
Nssv-York Manufactured TOBACCO
and SNUFF,
ConGaing Of Ngrs. Head Pig,sil Ladies
Twia, and cot Tobacco Maccsbau and Scotch
SNUFF. of the 6rf qsaisy at the Manufatt-
tory prices. CASH given for Lead.
Newport. Dsc. 40. So4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17
JOHN STEVENS,

7IN-PLA7E WORKER,
LEREBY informs the Public in general. and
Ii his Friends 10 particular, that he has ts-
ken the Shop, formerly occupied by Mr.. Joseph
Mpmford, deccsfed ,in 1bsmes- Rgees, ~here msy
be had all kinds Of Tin Ware. a. the fhorteA no.
sice, and a. cheap a. csn be purchsfed in the
State.--AIl favoss gratefully acknowledged.
Cain, and the highe& price. given for Old Pew
ter snd Lead.
Newport Dec. rath 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17
Notice.

MOTiCEh hereby given, thar there arc 4
IN number OF Small Children to be bouod
oai.--1erms may be kaowO. bys apply ing TO
either of the Snbfcribcss. VS..
ROBERT TAYLOR \
sJOHNyrlLLI HAST, 0geTfs"
JOB TOWNSEND, @~sfs'r'
Newport, Jan. 10th. 1906. .tb
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

70 BE LET,
A LARGE TOO Aory Dwelling. Houfe. In
"A Pelham Street. No. ~, with q large Gar
den. aud good Well Of Water. together with
the halt OF large Ssable.--For terms apply to
SAMUEL VAUGHAN.
Mfss5ovf, March I3f5, 1906.
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TINPLATE WORKER.
NATHANIEL MASON.

NATHANIEL MASON,
Re,pet7fair i.fa,ms bi, J;i<x6s and fbe tsSiit,
THAT ne carries on the biGnefs Of TIN
4 PLArE Wosxsk. at his mop, No. 1T.
Thames-Street. Where may be had all kinds
Of TIN.WARE, wholefale or retail, ss cheap
a. can be puschafed in the Srste.- at
tendance, and the fraIleH favors acknowledged.
SfOUs-Pipes either ef Tin or Sbses-Lr-
on, made at the fhorscG notice.
- Cath given for old Pewter and
Lead
Newport, Dec. nth. 1906.
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FOR SSLE,

FOR SSLEs
a LARGE too ftory D yelling Houf-. late
IN The property Of Capt. Benedict PcckhaIn
With Ship add Store adj dj,iaing fad houfc, all.
vel, hiiihed and four acres of excellent Land.
The Above premfes are 1iuatedat the foot Of
the ten rod road. within half mile Of Wafhing-
ton Academy. terms Apply to
JOHN SMITH.
H?ckfayd, al mo. 10, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

THE fubfcriber having conc to the de,ermi-
4 a,ions Of publihing an Epi,omc of the
Edinburgh Dlpenfatory. will thankfully receive
the obietva'ious aod opinions Of Physicians, a,
10 the arrangement. 70 that il made an eafy
pcckc, volume--and OF what may be retained,
and what expungei.
South Kin sRown, Feb. 20. 1906.
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Engraving on Stone.

Elisha SMIlH, Jun.
d ESPEcTFJLLY intosms the public that
IN he has taken the Yard lately occupied by
Mss HesY Ball, where he carries on the Stone
Cutting ouhacfs. 10 all IFS ysrious bsanches.--
1hof. Who favor him with their employ may
depend upon having their work executed with
nessnefs Vd dfpaych.
Nezvtsrs, dss. 90. IF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

STATE of Rb.d<.JAasd and Prevalence Piasss
Soxs.
10 Gcuersl Aaembly, February Sefioo, A. d.
1906.
As IN fayfber 10 Jsbrsd an Aa. <pHslsl" /" III
NO. tey ibs Limaafiss IF esnsm frsisnaI 4e-
ncs."
u f il enadsd by the Ccperal AfTembIy.
- and by the authority thereqfi il is enaeted,
That fhe operation of fzid att be 10 fst ioipen-
ded that the fame mall be conGdered ~ having
hrft taken effra and been in force. on the 6,R
day OF February. A. ID. 1901, and that the few
eraI limitations therein provided, fhsIi operate
and be ef:tiual according to faid sti. compps-
Jog from the faid frff day of February, A. d.
1901 And that this att be pub,ifhed in al the
Newspapers printed in this Stsse.
n srsf Cstv |: Was1S,
SAMUEL EDDY. Ss>'u.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

Nav Landing, at Long Wharf. tbe Cargo Of
the fhip GKoRcE WAsHINoros, from
ST. Peteriboryh.
Coahaiag IF
% Tons Clean Hemp,
q ss.ss. do. ss. s.a sss's g. ..s'' ss. as,s.r.
IS do. old do. do. afIprssd. 4. /, and !
inches i1uare.
; do. Yelo~ Tsllow,
do. FLAX.
Rufia and Ravens DUCK, of the fra
quality, for fale. by
SIMEON s EDWARD MARTIN.
For Cath or unqueaionable Notes, ay, at
either Back.
Ncwporr, Ostober 81, 1905.