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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-13

Recent arrivals from Europe furnish n
few articles concerning the chsnges of
dominions and powers" on the Euro.
peaa continent, consequent Of the battle
of Ausierlitz.
1t nov fully appears, that Prussia com.
mlited sad Jspr pas, 10 the petulant
declaration ofthe ] i,h Oci. 1905, declar.
ing that all treaties existing between
France and Prussia had ceased. The
consequence has been in the first instance,
that France has determined so 10 aug.
ment the power and territory OF Bavatia,
as to establish potent cheek upon Prus.
STA, and TO place the Prussians within
more contracted boundaries.
Anspach and Bayreuih, are transferred
10 BcSarIa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

, yonas man wou'd be the vsSim of an intimacy
wi'h an abandoned prosrue. II we should
quarrel with Great Eri,ain. our squadrons would
soon by beng captured. serve only to augment
her fleets; our own gurus would b. continually
turned upon us and We should bu, spend our
money, nnsans and mon. TO b,nd. equip and man
vessels f)r the n1vv.0f our Sovereign George the
iiid ----Tbis, by cShausting r, be America and
agra dizng our lawfn mistress Britain. w ula
soon work the fuhmsnt of our wishes, either
D. Restoring u 10 the government fron which
we revo,ict. giving MS . branch 10 govern us &C
the royal tree tror, which We were Topped OF. or
az wc.s, es,2Siishing king from among our
sssves ---Buiih but navy. and things viii al
work together fos our good; aud Democracy
wiiI socn. ~ john ADAMS justly observed, be.
come as cdicus as w.chcrafe
b'ite 5eGe. sn-because he il hostile 10 u
Sfdaciry. .i'ir.T in ,irreof paaee An army is the
most powerful weapon you csn1'us into the hand
OF ruler; Adans knew this; aud had Gen
hamii:on's army been large enough, America
rnisht ere this have boosted King like unso
the ns,irns of the earth but with the skeleton
which WAS raised. he could frghten refractory
persons aud punish sediIious printers, but could
do no:hiag effective. Had he commanded an
army like Bonaparte's. we might before now
have ''cen hest wilma government, as energetic
ana JIsnifcd Al the E.mpc,or of France admin,
iStets.--But even were we, By intrigue, false.
mood and fraud 70 ge, Royalist at the head of
go"a' nnicnt. he could not manage the militia |;
froiishly Infatuated they are with the ideas OF
liberty ami Independence Our militia may pro
tset the Country no one viii dispute this !; but
10 give energy and digury TO governments, we
must haze standing army; and this we never
can have while Jsherson has any sway in Cur
Councils.
L safe Jcgyson-because he i, opposed to
war Feaee enriehes the common people, and
renders them proud and saucy. War. by impo
I ve'ishing :he people, makes them humble and
suhinis;ive. II we had war, we must have mo-
hey and Ter this, or 6J,yO,c rust bur
taen The people or r,nl them i'll debs In war.
TOO: We mus, hav= a great Runbsr OF ofFicers to
! MI t'ese, on, young nobility would he brought
! forward. We mus harr An energetic govern
ment, and what govetnni. NJ energetic a. a
MonaTchy' War begets corruption; and amid
eorfnT;on Nepubiieanism would soon wither
Ike Jonaa5 gourj. War would demand a stan.
cin& army; and when that army was once on
foot. we might not have w arlington at i,a
head 10 diab.ad IL - soon rs peace va. restor.
ed war would teuqirea Navy, which orr pride
"oa'd prevent Us from dn,nantling. and with
when we nighs form Alliances. provoke hos,ii-
Ties, anu undertake s'hatevsr cur ambition might
prompt us TO.
! In short. I bate o9sgersoa fer what he has al
w@ys been. now -, and is likely forever 10 re
man, Determined enemy of all arbitrary govern
mems and measures. and 4 decided frieud of
Stpublic2hi;n.----Suc are the reasons fsr the
hatred TO Jefferson, OF one VINO is prcuJ 20 call
himself.
AN OLD TORY.
Angus, 10, 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
I.snppN. JnIy I

The Omnium was, at twelve O'Clock
this day, al IL and the other funds
were in the same proportion. -. After our
paper was put 20 press yesterday,w learn,
ed That dispatches had been received from
France, forwarded by Lotd Keith from
OIL Boulogne.-We. repeat that negoci.
a'iation is IN train, and that IL is the cause
OF the improved state OF the funds.
We received yesterday letter from "a
respectable house at Hamburg. Il
gives The following article, which It adds
was communicated by The French min.
isler IN that city, as the outline ofthe ex-
peeled changes on he continent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2s.

No douot Can nov be entertained of
the ignoninlous DOM OF our unfortunate
cnuoiry men, who fell into IL. merci!sss
liands of the Span;ards. To The list of
sufferers, ~e have 20 add the name OF Mr..
sTEDMAN, Of New.Yors. He had re-
s.1.ed se'ea or eight years at Por, an
fiiuce, where he jojned Ike expedition.
tlIs-aesd was h&ed On a pole on The TOP
oil mountain between Laguira and Car
raccas. 4 gentleman, passenger in the
Endynion, IN Coming from GARAGES to
Lagura, examined The heads, and recog.
nized the features OF Led.e and Donahue.
Capt. Gardner, who expressed great anx-
ieiy TO ne shot, was first hung up-;he n.
Tiers IN succession, each having his uni-
form burnt previous 10 being swung off
After the execution, the bodies were
burnt, and their heads ofdered 10 be car
rIed to Carroecas, there 10 be exposed on
poles. On the 9Th August, the efigy OF
Miranda was to be publicly burn. al La
guiTa.> Captain Suter informs, lha, the
Spaulards, without exception, reioiced at
these proceedings.
August 81.
We have the Satisfaction TO state. that
Mr. L'ppincoi', of this city, is hot among
tue number Of unfortunate men who los,
Their Ewes stLaguifa. We have this NOR
n'ng seen letter from him, dated July
%, stating that 10 Of their number had
oeen executed; and that he ard the re
mainder were doomed u 10 years imori-
sonment, not in The mines, but in the
Castles. Capt. Euddir, ofthis CITY, was
shot through he body, and died, in the
acllOn between the schconers and ,be;r
captors. With regard 10 the fate of
Kirkland and Ledlie, We also learn that
neither Of them were ever on board The
scii'fs captured. The Marquis Yruio has
list OF the sufferers, With tne particulars
81 ,hslr trial.
Forthe following cofre6 list Of the per-
Sons executed as pira,es, al or near Lagu.
ira, taken from the official Judgment, we
are indebted TO the pcIHeness OF a respect
able GCieDd.--.
Jlmes Gardner,
Gas. Adolphus Beggudd, "a Polander,l
Charles Johnson,
Miles Hall,
JOHN Fargis,
Francis Faiqoahasan,
rhomas Dooahue, (of Phiiadelphia,)
Thomas Viliop,
Daniel Kemper,
Paal +. George, (Portuguese.)
Capt WhiIby, Of the British frigate Lee
ANGER was challenged ~ Halilsx, by an
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
BALTIMORE, August %.
LATEsT FRom EUROPE

last evening We were politely favored
With Liverpool papers to the Sd and Lon.
don ta the I'd of July, both inclusive, re-
ceised by the ship Altoona, capt. Hobson,
IN Is days from Liverpool. The only ar.
aicies OF any interest in these papsrs are
the loIlow,ng.-C Federal Gaz.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

Capt WhiIby, Of the British frigste Lee
ANGER was challenged AZ Haliisx, by an
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
7of5e P,irfeysef re 7;en.on 4jue Ame,ieaa.

Nany oI ny party. and with shame confess
~ a'e Sc isoorant OF 'hc true gcouuds Of our OF
posidem 10 the present standardization that Il
they are asked wey they dislike Ar Jefferson,
'Hey can give no oNpioit auswcr--they vii even
eonfsss tnsf know no,hins against the man, and
acknowledge they Ike his measures far be,,er
than hey liked Mar, Adams's. 1hcy. Z, be
sure oppose nm, but u Is only fcr pp.snien's
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
PORTUG III IN D.aNGRD

VIZ are toidhy Capt. Driver, who ar
rived here yesterday from Algeziras, that
there were Is Spanish regiments at that
place under orders to march against Por.
'ugai--lha' they were TO be joined by a
strong Wrench iorce---that Porlupuese
20 appeared off AIgeziras The day before
ne sailed, which was fred at by the forts,
and hulled-and that boat which was
set from the ship, would not be SLOWED
70 land nor no Portuguese to come on
shore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
NEW-YoRK, August %.

We have aulhoriiy Tor saying, that
james LedIie, Capt. Geo. Kirkland, and
Nir Lippncott, three of;h. persons men-
'ionsd To be hung at Carraccas, we're nri.
ther OF them OH board Mirandas csptur
I'D schaoners which circumstance affords
some hope that the account OF the execu.
iion CT The persons mentioned is preme-
turt2
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

IIsUTENANTs,
ihso' Hunt, commanding U. S. Brig
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

FRANKLlN'S LIFE u WORKS.
PROPOSALS,
ron PUrLIsHrxo by SUBSCRIPTIONS, '
THE WORKS
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PHILoso PHIcAL. LITERARY, AND PoLITIcas.
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gland IN three volumes octave the pape,s cou-
tanned IN these volumes will be revised and com
pared with the papers in the possession Of the
ehiter OF the Aurora, which are corrected in the
hand writing of Dr.. franklin; and acnnsiae,s.
be addition viii be made Of interesting pancrs.
which have not appeared in any former edition. n
lew manuscripts never before published. and
which arc nor noticed ia the English collection
lsiely published.
The publisher had for considerable time pas,
contemplated this publication, and had collected =
nomber Of articles which had incidentally falle,
into his hands, and Others, which by much indus.
Try he las been able 20 procure.
The aadnional papers ii is presumed will form
two additional volumes.
The whole will be put 70 press, as soon as the
Divsr.ions OF Pulley are compleied--and will be
printed on suPerdne paper, and IA : style suita.
bic TO me valae Of the work.
The price 10 subsorbesc fcr each volume viii
be $50 cents, payable only on delivery.
a prinied proposal viii be circulated wi,hou,
delay, and subscriptions will be received at tic
Book store OF the publisher, VIM Duane, and
BY the different booksellers th,oughout the u,
States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
SIT,


We are about 10 depart for America:
Before our separation, receive from us
;he assurance of our high respect for YOU
as commander, aud sincere esteem as a
man. The Example afforded to us, as
regards the service, and the lavors grant.
ed us from your pojiteness and humanity,
have conferred obligations which we thus
delight Ia acknowledge, and which We
nope wilt always be remembered with
grateful emotion. Yuu, Sir. are also a.
bout 10 return home: We pray that YOU
may be received with the distinetion 50
Justly due TO your valor and patriotism,
and that pleasant Passage may hasten
you to this happiness.
We are, Sir, sc.
Theodore Httnt,
James Laurence,
Benz. SmisA,
Sann.ei ElScrs,
.Srstar Siacirr, s..
fm. Creme,
Falia Izayd,
Hamy'hrey 1lagrath,
John H.nkY,
~ II. c. Harrison,
Nathaniel Haraden.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

Coty ola letter addressed 70 Comm3dore
koDeERs By the eGicers oflhs american
squadron in me Aledi.e7 raneen Erevioas
% Meir atllar!are Tor Me U. .Slales.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
q. SAFES shih Consultation, }
Gibraltar, arm Nay, 1906. {
GEErLgMEN,

GEErLgMEN,
Ycar polite. and frierdiy letter Of this
days date, wherein you mention, thar YOU
are about 70 depart for America. have
received WIKI such pleasure, as can be on
" equallsd By The regard fee! for lis au.
,hors Whom, If my country should ever
hc''o ne With command, in which there
IS distinction to be acquitted, nothing
you'd make me more happy than to share
with, The species of reward, which is only
cue TO men, "ho serve their country from
lac purest patriotic mo,ives--and before
taking my leave Of you, should do rov
own sensibiliiy injustice, was not TO add,
that the regret feel, in parting with you.
can De compensated ONLY by the horor
1 should experience, fit ever shall be nv
lot TO command you again.
/ pray you accept my most sincere
wishes Tor your future prosperity, ard be.
iieVe me am, with sen.im-n,s of IN.
most perfect regard,
Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
JNO. RODGERS.
lIEuTENANTs,
heo' Hunt, commanding U. S. BRIG
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
NORFOLK, August 90,

The United States ship Constitution,
was at Algezifas The 2sd of July.
August SO.
a French frjgate, said 70 be the La
cy0eNe, OF - guns, anchored in Hamp.
ton ROADS en- Thursday night. supposed
to be IN distress, having her ,np masts
gone and apparently damaged in her
Sides rs there were no persons from
her last evening at the time our rarer was
put 70 press, SUSPECT she is not much da.
mayed. --Conjrcln.es we're aiioat yesler.
day, OF her beng the Carrier of some i'm.
portant dispatches 10 our government!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03
tue sECUND VOLUME on
e Ii a s Els Il RIAL.

BY sAN'B ". SMITH,
Is Just received aud ready for delivery ts sabseri
Ocrs a. this Office. a few copies Of h. vol
.omPlsic, ioT ssis as above. n
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
: CANANDAlGUA, Nov. 70.
NIAGARA FALLS.

About twelve days iince, piece OF
The rock, which makes this cataract,
about 40 feet wide, and extending
from the weltern fhore to and nearly
acrors Goat Iiland, feparated from the
main rock and tumbled into the river
below--This happening in the day
time, the inhabitants for fome dif.
tance were for moment alarmed at
the noife occafioned by the falling of
luch prodigious weight of rock. We
underftand that the breach being per-
pendicular, and from the bottom to
the top, the fall of water retains its
former height and appearance.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

'HE fSofcrIben being by the ION. Court
J. OF Probate for the town OF South. Kiugf-
town, appointed ComniGioners. 10 receive.
examine, and adult the claims OF the creditors
to the efste of Ssmsrf 8a5e0rk, late of Soutii-
Kiogttown, Efq. deceafed. rcprclentcd infolvens:
Hereby give notice TO all perions having claims
TO iaid etase. 20 exhibit the fame to either Of us
At our refpettive dwsllines. within Six months
from the date hereof. that being the time zl-
lowed by faid Court tor the above puspofe.
WILLIAM c. CLARKE Z Cowmy-
JOHN CONGDON, + fsss,ss
All psrfons indebted 10 fsld eRate. arc re-
quefed to make immediate paymen, to
PELEG BROWN. AisisJq,afs,.
South Kiogaown, Jan. 18th. 1906. lis
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
xTE the fabfe.ibsn. bsiug appointed Com.

vxTE the fubfcribsn. being appointed Com.
w miliioners By the Hon. .Coarr of Pro-
bare tor the town OF North Kingfown.to receive
and examine the claims OF lhe Creditors, 10 the
Eaase Of THOMAS HILL, late OF iaid town
dcceaied. reprcieated infolvcn, hereby notify
all pedans having any demands agsina iaid Ef-
rate. 20 exhibit the fame 90 either oi us the fub-
icrloer. at our reipsetive dweillng.. at aay time
within 6x lnanths ffon, the date hereof. being
the time allowed by faid Court.
b GEORGE THOMAS, I Csmmit.
WILLIAM HAMMOND. Isn. I Esgsy,.
All peffons indebted to faid Etste arc dcGfcd
TO make immediate psym ymcnt to
WILLIAM TAYLOR, zl~inaya,or.
North kingaown, Janssry f,rh, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
Mrs. Doubleday.

- ESPECTFULLY inforn, her friends and
IN fofm,r cuaomers. thar fhc has removed
from No. IS Thamts-Stse TO M. rs Long
Wharf. oeas the Thcatset where ,hofe who
may pieafe 20 favor her with their cpfom may
depend ON good accommodations. She earncft-
ly folicin the patronage Of the public. wi,h AZ.
furnaces on her part OF every excrrion 70 plesfe.
The flnallea favor gratefully received, and duly
Acknowledged.
Nszotoyi. Jan. z3, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
BOSTON, Dee. s.

MIR. H. Demming. poltmafer at
T1infdale, in this State, has been COM
mitted to gaol at Pittsheld, under fuf-
picion of having robbed the mail OF
letters addrefed to Mears. Thomas &
Andrews, and Mr.. John Welt, of Bof-
ton, including 500 dollars. Dem
ming will be tried at the Circuit
Court in this town in June next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

richard winu. Levi caisy. Thomas Moore.
sEIias Earle.
css,sia. Peter B,rly. Jol Bryan. scowlcs
Mead, Ovid Mcfiweiher.
TsmsGs. George w. Campbell. William
Dickfon, John Rhea.
Obis. Jeremiah Morrow.
Thofc marked fs1 thus, are new members.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
W.YORK, Dec. 10.

We learn from Philadelphia, that Major jack
foa. Editor of the Political Regieer, and Mr..
Cox, a merchant having had fone words on the
fabieta Of the Prefident's MeIagr, proceeded TO
fftycuff,. A challenge esiusd-The parties
uc, in the Delaware State, and exchanged fev.
cral l,o,s in the iat the MI,r received Mr.
Cox's ball in the jaws, which xnockcd out lev.
eral Of his teeth. IL is undcsaood the wound
il sot mortal.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

The fsissvins particulars Of tie maj:
}aerss of TIE Dsy sfAkierJ, and bis
Prime Miniger, is givsa BY Gen. EA-
row. He /ays,
That tie Dey bad rendered bimIft
unpopular at Aigisrs, BY tbe peace and
tss6isasji Of bis adnmjfrafion. His
eruijsrs wsrs idle in TIE port the
country soas diam6ed BY tbe di0SaGo,s
gfa fanatic, zubo bad viffei Mseea !;
and tie city sOas deprived gifts eua0m-
ary Gppiies. TIE folders at length
broke out info rebellion, and PLACED at
their bead a celebrated captain of M-
sisrs, z0bo bad Sjqinsuii6ed binysF BY
tie capture of a PortngnsjsJ6ip. They
remonQr0fed yuifb The Dy, and Gem
mandsd bin TO tavs the throne. 10
isave be throne mfbat eounfryif tie fame
az Icing bis bead. The Dy sxpgfxiaf-
ed and rsffed. Buf the Ioidier5 sosrs
ebyqinate, and tbe unfortunate Dsy s0as
forced to yield to their Importantly.
" ! care nothing (Jaid be, nddrf1'ag
bim)sF to fbe mjurgsnts in tbs ball Of
andienee aboaf tee deainy s0bieb a.
s0aifs me. I(baK die fontenfeG. Ii is
s0bat many a younger md better man
than myfsJfbas done bJore me. Iosgbt
in fal7 TO rejoice that / bave Evea f0Jse
my prstsnf length ef days. Bm l feel
tor my family my children" I" 7sa
knoro, cried fbey, isfo qobe,E hands fbey
aO'H fall" The Dy difmouafsd from
bis throne, and attended BY bis prime
miniGsr, approached tbe .dSOr Of the
Hall, s0bsn fbey qosre Immediately cut
TO pieces. 7be regency soa, uos0 es99sred
to fbs captain !; bntbe pruasnfy rsfu,id
the dangerous honour. He told them
tbaf be s0as nor at sH vrrjsd in the for
eign relations Of Aigiers /; nor did be
kaOa0 enough sffbs nvH iaS0 TO dirsd
the adminifrati0n ofjyqiee: The pre-
/ent djfarbd,iees bsd dri/sn partly from
religion, and il qcas but proper fbaf fbe
reins 81 fs0vernmsnt l5ould be pm into
tbs hands of the Mnfh. rs for my
part, /aid The a0ary Myfti 10 tie msE
Jinger s0bo rvited him TO fbe throne,
my thoughts are fixed npon another
aoorld. 1t is my g6iee to peyjaade and
infrutl, bm s,ot to command to THE pco-
pls." Bxt the )oidisrs s0srs once more
ultimate in their rsjoiution and MMfH
zOas eoxdut7sdtO tbe palace Of the Dey.
+" Is it not much more becoming you, /aid
the elected Dey to fbs captain of the in
/nrrel7iOn, to di,sd fbs afairs, Of go
vsynmem ? 2ou have an arm" True,
(aid tbe captain, but you bavs a bead.
The bead is more pssOtyfM than tbe
arm bseaHjs it dirst7edH." At length
ibis curious and fngular contention tOas
pu. an end to ya eOmpromjf, sUbieb
attached them BATH to the adminj9ra-
fion. The Mufi yas bsneefortb to be
tbe Dey, and fbs captain aoss to be pia-
csd az the head eftbe army. Ii is The
epiSiou Of Gen. EAroN, that this im-
porfanf rsvSiution q0iN render the re-
geney of ARier5 more moderate in bis dd-
miaiarafion. AA fbs Deys bavs bitber.
to taken trom the folders, and net fr0m
The prisas. His no doubt a faH nniver-
/aliy admittsdtbat all Caperaiti0us saab-
Ilbmsnts, z0biia they debale THE lpirt
haze stien eontri6utedt toJgfsn the fsro-
city Of their vofar,es."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
ExfrAH Of a letter dated Cbiekslaws,
November "a, 1905.

/" l have jult returned from the
Chocktaws where a treaty was con-
Guided on the 18th or 10th by which
the United States have obtained a
coniiderable trad of country connect
ing the fettlements on Tombigby with
thole of Natchez and cutting of all
communication between the Choaaws
and Spaniards."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
For Me at Public auction.

THREE fourth parts of the far falling
\ Packet, GENERAL GREEN. bctwixt
81 and 50 tons burthcn, on the Fourth day OF
March next, ifaot before difpofed Of al private
iae. For snr,hss particulars. apply TO DA-
VlD MASON. Thames. Strcet. No. ri6, OF
at the Auttioa Store Of Msefrs- GARDsss s.
DxAS. Nsse3srs. Jan. At.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

Tbs Ottoman tro,bs at Cairo have
obtained 2 complete vie7ory o0sr the re-
traf7ory bsys-fbe beads Of ./cusa Of
them, in conformity to tie ufaai fratfse
Of TURKEY, 1osre publicly hung up IN the
gates of toe Scragho at CoaRantiaqpis,
among zobom a0as Jaid 10 be tbs eels5rat-
ed ELf Bey.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

HE ehate late the property Of Olivss Oar.
4 fee. Etq. deccsfed. and pofr-s!i N given
ssth OF Mach, il NOT lesled before the asih of
February next. will then be leafed az Public
vcndsc At 10 o'clock A. M. fif fair weather.
Il nor The oext fair day.) Conditions made
known al the time and pIace of f,le.
ELIZABETH DURFEB.
M'Sx'f"ws. Jan. ss. 1906. s76
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

FSss WAsnfNeroN, Dee. ft.
"We abound here in Indians. Nine different
nations arc nov repreieotcd in the cisy. and
they fpeak three languages. They yescrday
waited on the Pefident. Some Of them have
come goo miles from oryosd ST.. Louis. which
is 1900 miles diRant from this. You may ina
CINE how favaee they are"
Ii Is reported. thar Capt. Le~n lad ais shoIe
party have been gut off by the iavsges.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
From WASHlNGTON, Dec. Il.

!" The bill prohibiting The esporfa-
fion Of ammunition AMI arms, bas tbis
day paDsdtbs Hou6 Of ReprsjsnfafiVsr.
Ii takes s9st7 from f5e Jfcf day of JIM
nary NEXT. A'nong The prohibited arti-
eles are, lead brimqont, /alp5ar, jait-
petrs, and @eet eopper.'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
NEWPORT
M,dcbendcnt Volunteers.

]V'sc c'''7 0VF'1VVF's
THE mcnbcn OF this Coapsny are rsqurA-
i ed 10 meet az the Stare Houfe, on Satuf-
day Evening. January as, 20 receive the re-
port OF their COMMITTEES appointed TO dfafs
rules and regulations.
And they are aifo requeftsd TO meet on every
Tucfday, Wcdneidav & saturday evenings for
the purpofe Of exerciiing-
Per U<sr. -. MELVILL, CK.
Nsaypeys, Jan. IA.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

Jerome Bonaparte, it is faid, has
regained the good opinion of his bro
ther, the Emperor, who has given or
ders for palace TO be built for his
reception, and it is probable viii Gre
ate him a Prince.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
6harIss b. MosAsn., & 20

Sharlss b. ILosAsm., & 10.
off, jo,Jak at h5sir Store No. iIzt5IIs.
L qbam1-Syesf.
Il ORTYbarrels fupcfdne and Zoe Flour
Halt barrels do.
tons Hemp,
RufEis Dock,
Ravens DO.
RolIis Sheeting.
Sheet Lead, ~.
& 6 10. Shot.
Tar. Pitch. Turpentinc,
Ship Chaadlery. Crockery & GlaE Wars
Paints raw and grood in Oil.
AW sssr,si 4Dsr-esf Of
Wet India Goods,
wholefail & Retail. &
Msuyps,s. January ssh. 1896.