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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-28
DOCUMENTS.
Extract OF letter from the secretary of
tate to Iamcs M.r.a. T. L.

Extract OF letter from the secretary OF
tate to James Menroe, ESQ. dated,
Ocfarfmem If State, .stlrH 10, 1905.
:" The papers herewith enclosed ex.
PLAIN particularly the case Of the brig
Aurora,
(" The sum Of the case is, that whilst
SPAN was at war with Great Britain,
this vessel, owned by a citizsn Of the u,
States bro't cargo OF Spanish produce,
purchased at the Havana, from that place
10 Charleston, where the cargo was land.
ed except an Insignificant portion of il,
~ IKE manner as they are required to
be paid, or secured, on like cargo, from
Whatever port, meant for home consbmp.
iion' that the cargo remained on land a.
ooui Three weeks, when it was reshipped
Tor Barcelona, in old Spain, and the duties
drawn back, with deduction Of three &
bali per cent. as is permitted to impor.
TED articles IN all cases, at any time with
10 one year, under certain reguiations,
which were pursued IN this case that
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{ . N G II E S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESE NATIVES
Mond1u, yanuaru. 40


Mr. Sloan renewed his call for the order
OF the day on the resolution offered by him.
imposing tax of ten per cent. on avery
slave imported into the u. States.
Mr. ID. X. Williams moved ,ba, IN.
committee of the whole should be die.
charged for the purpose of commit,inx
the resolution TO the committee OF wsvs
and meaBs.
The question was first taken q, Mr.
oioans mot'on-Ayes 49--Noes 50,
When the house resolved itself into ,
committee of the whoIe-Mr. Dawson
IN The chalr--on the said resoIution.
Mr. Sloan spoke in favor of the reso,u.
ton.
MIR Dana moved to amend il By sinh.
shutting Persons in the room of STARE.
This amendment was suppor,e i bv
MIR Clark. Mr. Marion sroke ag,,ns;.
and Mr. Soslhard in favor of the re ola,
tons Messrs. Dana and Aston adyoca-
ted the anendmsnt-SIessrs. Smile and
FISK supported the resolution and oono-
SEQ the amendment.
When the committee rose, reno-,s,
progress, and obtained leave 10 81, again.
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though, too hazardous. Two brass field


pieces 81 pounosrs} with ,hei travis ao6
ammunition, and 100 stand Of arms, With
their cartridges, will be requisite. And,
10 place the success of1lse expedition be
yond tas caprice Of accident, 100 marines,
with bayonels, should be a, hand, TO lead q
coup de main, in case of necessity. By
the time we shall have arrived at Bonba,
shall have di.bursed about 10000 dollars
which we have taken up on credi, Of mess
Briggs & brothers, 1000 dols. of which
sum capt. Hull has drawn bills ON Malta
| and London: the balance we have pro-
! missed shall DE sent upin one of the small
vessels. Ten THOUSAND dellars more at
least, Will be necessary, TO accomplish our
views on Derne and Bergazi. The Ba.
shaw assures me he will be able immedi.
ately 10 refund these sums when establish,
ed in those provinces. And 10 indemnify
the U. States for all expenses, arising
| out of a CO operation with him, he pledges
the tribute OF Denmark, Sweden and the
Batavian republic. in case Of recovering
his throne, which may BE- calculated upe,,
asa certain event, if measures TO tina, eff
fec, are supported by suitable energy anil
address. He engages also TO release to
YOU, without ransom, csata'o cambridge,
his officers, and all American prisoners
who may. BIZ in captivity al TripoIl to
.siipulate with the u States permanent
p ace, wi hnut tribute, and on the foo.in
! OF the most favored nation. He engage.
hat IN case of future war, captives shall
be treated as prisoners and no. as SLAVES,
tA
will SUIT, ender he enemy and hiss family
AID ctief admiral into our hands, in casu
he does not escape by fight, to be held
as hostages. And he agrees 10 deliver
up 10 you, if required, all vessels of war
which shall have been employed agliast
The United States hy JussuS 3.shaw.
| In consideration OF the friendly office =
J oil his majesty the king OF he ,wo S,ci.
lies, towards the y States, Hamst IA.
shaw invites his majesy to renew wi,h
him their ancient friendship, and prof.
fers to him pace ~ lha same footing
as that 10 be stipulated in hrs convenuoi,
| with the United States. If time and
| circumstances admit, we shall reduce this
convention 10 writing, and forward copies
by capt. Hull; o,herwise it will be deere
at Bomba. Al the invitation of the Ba.
shaw and divan, and IN conformity to the
sentiments expressed 10 ME by the Sc
cretary of The navy, have taken on nv.
seif,he command in chief of me Bashaw':
army and the direction of all operations
by lard, and ! cannot but Halter mysr,
we may realise success of our expe6ta
: tions on this coalition 5. and that you will
have the glory of carrying the usurpel
prisoner in your squadron to the United
States and of relieving our fellow citizen.
from The chain. of slavery, wi,heu
the degr ding condition of ransom.
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EXTRACTS:
Mr.. Eaton 10 commodore Barron.
ALEZANDEI6. lAth Feb. fpOx-

Z" calculate TO leave this OH Sunday, asd
In two days after to proceed on cur march
with Hamet Bashaw to Bomba, by the
desert, where IT is hoped we shall NEE re
Inducements, and supplies sufficient TO
secure POSITIONS at Derus and Bengszi.
This, We arc Of opinion, will require two
additional small vessels and bomb ketch.
4 gun boat also would be useful, if III =
navigation at this season should not be
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
CARLISLE, (Penn.) Feb. II,

By gentleman who left ST. Louis, topper
LosiGsnna.) on the siR of December lah, we
arc informed that party of the Sock Indians,
took the opportunity when the Ofages were our
hunting, came ir on their Towns killed about
100, coniiiting Of old men. women. and chill
dreo, and took about as many priioners. A
number ofthc Oisgc Indians sfked protection
from the United States. upon which General
Wiikinfon fent a Lieutenant Hughes, with de-
tachmcat Of thirty men TO densnd the prfopers.
A few days previous TO his leaving St.
Louis. an Indian Chief fent down by Captain
Lewis, from about 600 miles up the Miaouti.
had fet out from ST. Louis tor the City of
Warrington, attended by Lieutenant Climpfon,
and an Interpreter he il tor the Ricqaora Ma.
tiou. of dark complexion, and remarkably cor
ppicnt.
At the time of our informant's leaving that
place they had received no sccosnt Of the de-
arueaion Of captain Lewis. and his party. Iris
therefore hoped, that the report that has been
in circulation OF their being cst of, 10 without
foundation, a. we have resfon to fuppois, had
fuch an event taken place, they would there
have received the earlief intelligence.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
RICHMOND, (VfR. } Feb. 8.

On Saturday LAT abowf s O'clock IN
s5e evsning eight Of THE pri/0ners con-
fned in the Pemitentiary attempted 10
make their ejeops. They procured
Key for opening one Of tbe Jaifary eell;,
in fbe saasrn s0ing, Perforated toe
brick YaH about three feet belo1o fbe
Ju7aee Of The groand on tbs cut Fds Of
sbs building, and then bsrrosoed up toe
sSrfb, until tie bsis became large enough
to admit the pagSgs of fbGr bodies.
Witt Caring and sln'oa dsperafs rs,s-
iSfien, one of them at .ssstb broke
through fbs thin coat Of earth wbieb
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

THREE fourth psrts Of the far faiIine
i Packet, GENERAL GREEN, betwixt
g. and 81 tons burhen, on the Fourth day OF
March next, IL not before difpofed Of 1t privsts
fale. For further psrticulsfs, apply TO DA.
VID MASON, Thsmes- Street, No. re, or
az the Auttion Store Of Meffrs- GAapMER &
DrAn. Ntasf~f, Jan. ~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

Who. iecine Bibus mach sedacd. repIies,--
"Three quarts TO raiie yoss languid motion,
"Be daiiy drained by Jygse.f potion
elf /rstas~ be denied you--driak by fssi's,
6r;--.
/" Odds." c:ies the man. |" your coanfcl Ill pur-
fae,
"'rwill forcly give my aomach cafe. and YOU
"Shsll be my JaaiJ dsS" ;-yoor good
health, Or. DRiNks.I
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
WE THE SUBSCRIBERS

WE TIE oOpSSNiocNS
- ENG appointed commiaioner by the Ho-
- norsble Court Of Probate. for the Town
of Norm. Kinghown. 70 receive and examine
the claims OF the creditors to the Eaate of
EUNICE PHILLIPS.
6ngle woman, late of faid Town. deceafcd rep
reicnsed iafolvens, hereby notify all pcrfoni ha-
wing any demands seainR laid Eaate, TO exhibit
the fame 20 either Of US the fubfcribcp at our
refpeetive dwellings. At any time within Twelve
months from the date hereof. being the time al
owed by faid Court.
GEORGE THOMAS. | C.mmD.
DANIEL +. UPDlKE, Esss,s.
All perions indebted TO Etae. arc requsfrd
10 make Immediate payment to
DANIEL WALL, Adnmja,any.
North KingRown, Feb. 10, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
John STEVENS,
on. the
FsAuDs or 1Hs NsUrRAL ELAc&
YIN pIA A4.E NNRKEP

gIN.PLAqE WORKER,
ITEREBY informs the Public in general, and
I u his Friends 10 particular, that he has ta-
ken the shop, formerly occapied by Mr.. Jofeph
Mamford, deceafed in Thames freet, where may
be had all kinds of Tin Ware, al the ihorteA no.
,ice, and ss cheap As can be purchaied in The
S,s,e.-Aii favors gratefully acknowledged.
CAN. aud the hisheR price. given tor Old Pew-
ter and Lead.
Newport Dec. iath Sos.
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So long our VALoRous Sous OF MARS,
Have larums runs for LPeefs asd aOSU,
And iosxty urged tn alarm, and--issdtrf
You a thc't their mothers long'd for powder
And dreamed fuch wonderful bta,t. bs,xisg
was--aes sf ebivaiy yrfs,ni.g;
Thus they for great exploits grew venonouss
Ixjxl,ed, kieked, and b,ayed for enemies,
And pour'd their boiling jauodice on
The mild pacific Jefcrton,
Who coald not like, TRus CouRAsE, dafh on,
With or without jn& occshon.
When War began to fhake his terors.
Der demos bss6s for federal error.
And meGage. from tie ".yFie f6rsse,
AGumcd at length b'idt, tone,
Our Knights exclaim'd, IN vsp'f;ng glees
<b, bss fbe Prs6ifnf for nae.
Kind reader hear. fac tits before ye,)
The /ame thing in retst fiery.
A Gov'NoR, Jupes or JuRrMAH-Simfe'if,
fAs each with Bacchss /o@esim0 loves to fport,
In SUisebisg Jfe/em--osert or dinembliog,l
Grew quite familiar with the JaeisI crestsre,
Thro' eosyfeI or Bias Of his s0fssr.
Till fame and frame grew weak-and knees
gan trembling.
Doesors we're called. 10 ssiif's irpstient hurry,
Who. from shsif rreiSn and A1te:faisy. :,
Pfefcrib'd their 'Vsexa1f', SaI, y @ ls"b
handy:
On TixfGlAscs much the coufultation pla-
Thelmsn wi,h fp,fms, wretchins and wry faces.
Parfued the wbsls bat staisese< from brandy.
At lenefh he felt aSsrs ssfsyr fail,
Win every hamper daily b,seebtl.
At heavens decrcs began to rail.
AZ fsa the verge Of life approached.
He calls sxain, diAnt GaIsa trisps
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

\ LOT OF LAND, under good impsove-
"A mens, containing 10 feet in front on
John Street, snd 100 feet on Layen Street,
Said Lot 10 veil fenced with Locaa poas. hand
fomciy Gtusted for building. For terms apply
to BEN AMIN FAIRBANKS.
Newport, Feb. isth, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

ecn1ealed them from he day, and jad4
dtniy burRsd upon fbe aqoniAed cent?.
mel. He s0as too maeb alarmed to dir
charge bis msl9aef, and gradually re-
tired into tbe eenfay-box. The otber
eonvias )ocn appeared through tbs
ebafm one BY one, and began TO make
t5sir ejcaps. In the man time, tbe O.
fbsr eenfinsh caught fbs alarm, and tbe
foaVias r0crs purified. Tvo of them
acre )seured, principally BY tie exer-
fons efa negro three BY the rs(oiu-
tion Of a gentleman rObo sOas prsisnt
fbs jfxtb made bis ejeape, bit deliVered
bimjsf up on tbe fame night TO a gem
tisman, sObo HOss zOitbir a jborf dir
faaes of the CITY. Tbs ofbsr fsyo ba0s
eicaped, and ne /atisfaa0ry fidings bave
been reeeivsd Of them. The dstcrip-
fion sftbeir psrj0ns bas been already gi-
zen in t6e Argus, and il is TO be hoped,
from their peculiar dre,S, or at lean
from the @aving Of their beady thar
means s0iH be found to defsd tie fsOo
ealprits, and to deisrvs sbs resOard Of
jsrsd to The govcrnor's proclamation.
Tbs e010ardy eenfinsl bas been /sn-
tened by a court martial to rsesive 70
iat6es, and be djleb3rged from fbe esm-
pany.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
BREST FLEET.

On the 10Th Jaa. 10 lat. So. 20. lon. ao, 5o,
was fpoken the ihip his, Conway, II day.
from Salem for Mefliaa--fhe had bsen detained
BY French ncet Of II faiI Of the line and
frigates, "a days from Brett. Aeering to the
fouthwsrd and wehward.--Jan. ~, in lat. ~.
~. Ion. g, wss fallen in with. the homewafd
Sound EnRlifn feet Of zs fail from Jamaica.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
lob SHERMAN

Ha, 'sesfveS a Ce.fgnmesf IF
S9 fides folc Leather
Meats Leather
Calf Skins and Boot Leg. ALSO,
A very extcn6ye aIortment of DRY GOODS.
CosGjaisg of
Supcr6ne Broadclo,hs and CaiGmeres
Common do. do.
Royal Pa'ent Cord fancy do.
Velves and Thickfets
Tcilnets and Swsnzsdown
BombaHcu aud PoppIenets
Wildborcs
RoaeIls aad Calimancocs
FisnncIs aud Bai1es
Dimi,ies and Calicocs
Grape
Real CcIrain Linens, by piece or yard
Leather do.
PlattilIas do.
Brown do.
Ruaia Shecsing. white and brown
Sufpender,, by dozen or Jingle
A variety of Checks by pisce
Check Handkerchiefs do.
India Mullins
Home msde do. for fhiring, very nice
Cotton Bedticks and Cotton Yarn
A variety of Men and Womens Shoes
Camels Hair fhawls
Silk Gloves
Piece Green Morecn
Blankets and Rugs
Cotton and Silk Umbrellas
Csrolina and French Indigo.
GROCERIES as ufual--
Among which arc FIVE kinds Of TsAs and CO.
ca fhells.
The above srieIes with mauy others, too
namerous to mention 10 an advertisement, will
be Sold on the moa moderate ferms.
NssgSe,s. izfb mo. 4fb. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
FOR s ALE,
A WIND.M III.

CITUATED about half miIefrom the court;
- hoafe. on the main road leading 60 Provi-
dence, ia COED repair---The whole or one half
wiIl be Sold, ~ may ben fuit the psschafer.--
Payment made safy.-For further particalass
enquire OF .,o,
Newport, Isih Feb. SOC.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
WAsHINeroN, Feb.

WAsHTNcTUNs rsbs TO.
A ferious affair has lately happened at De-
uoit. A folder deierted from the Brtifh lines
add took refuge 10 Detroit. He was puriued
into the American territory by two Briti(h Of
fcer,. with file OF men, was protected by the
maeifrates, who can only furender in cafes Of
murder and forgery. The Bri,iih thereon en-
deavoured by force TO carry him back. when an
affray took place between them and the inhabi-
tsnts, in which one OF the Britiih officers, Mr..
Muir. was lhor through the leg. after which
they rs,rested. leaving the deieuer at Detroit.
The Britifh oflleen were each bound to appear
and take their tiisi at the Dstroit May Court,
under given feeurity Of 1000 dollars each.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

THE fubfcribsr having come to the determi-
4 atoms OF Publiihing an Eri,omc otthc
Edinbargh Diipenisiory. will thankfully receive
the obieryasions and opinions OF Ply Gcians, ss
10 the arrangement, 70 that Il made zs cafy
pocket volume--snd Of what may be retained
snd what expunged.
SAMUEL PERRY, Jun.
South KingRown, Feb. 10, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

" N n IL T..
THE fubfcriber, D~eil,ng Hss/f, black.
L fmiths Shop. Coal Houie. and Stable,
and two acre, Of goooi LAND well fenced,
with between forty and fifty apple trees. Of in
grated fruit growing on the premiies, with az
Fxeellens well OF water near the houi-. The
premiies are pleasantly Situated on the poR.
road, leading 10 Pswcstuck. about fosueen
miles iron the terry leading 70 Newport. An
indifpatable t,tle will be given.
JAMkS CONGDON.
Ssstb KmgSo1va, February z7f6 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

DlEDl--In this towa Mi.s Abigail States.
daughter of the late Peter States, F'q. Es. 20.
Martha Scott. wife of Capt.. john c.
Scott.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

THE sAsse lsse the property Of 0livss Dsr-
1 fee. Efq. decssfed, sad poGtfios gives
ssth Of March, IL not lesfed before the syth Of
Febrsssy next, wilI then be leaied At Psblie
vesdse si 10 O'Clock A. NJ. liz fair weather.
il NOT the next fair dsy.) Conditions mads
known st the time ssd place Of fsIe.
ELIZABETH DURFEB.
Milxtfsv~. Jas. IS, 1906. s76
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To be Sold or LeaEed.

And PETITION sivsx ert5s astb Ma,eb xexf.
THE Eaaie belonging to the Marine Society
i occupied by Capt. John Warren. 6tusted
on Eaaons point. bounded on Warrington and
Poplar Street,, q pieafant and airy Gtsation.--s
Any perfon iuclining TO purchaie, (which will
be preierr.d) or hire, will pleaie TO apply to the
Subiciibcn
BENJAMIN PEARSE.,
WILLIAM WOOD.
EDWARD EASTON, Committee
JOHN A,AHOONE,
GEORGE TOPHAM,S
Newport, January aSth, 1906. a77tE
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

MARRIED1--In This town lar Sunday
Capt. BeOning Pickering 20 Mn. Nancy reAris
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
john =. Jo'Dasssma, & DO.
At their Store No. tag Thames-Street. frous
of Capt. James Perry's. offer for Sale
handiome ad6ument Of
FANCY SS Sfaple C,oode.

Ssifed 10 ibs SeajSs, (Which fbey are dtsymixs1
10 Sell az hqD a, cas- Be pssebeit6 in Nssv-
por:-
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Excellent Dutch Broad French Laccs,
Cloth, Laced Silk Sleeves and
Bea fuper6ne Eogliih, Eoglih Silk Gloves.
blue, black, and mix White and chintz Friu<
do. gee,
Second. middling. andWhiie and Colored
low prixed do. Bed. Lace.
Super. and other Calf. Very Ace India Book 50
mces, Null Mullins.
Very fine white flannel. Extra loug and habit
Yellow, blue. black, red Kid Gloves,
and green Asnnels, Mems white and black
Baixes and Serrges. Silk Gloves.
Coatings q Fesrnoug gttRsfia and Eoglih Di.
Irifh Linnens and Shirt apsr,
Cottons, "a and 6 Engliih Die
vclvc,s and Patent spcr. for tabIe4clothss
Worried Cord. 8-4 elegant Sattius
Patent Cord and o,herDam Shawls
WaiRcosting, CsmcIs Hair do.
Blankets from 6-4 toEnglifh Lu,eariog'.
ii.4ths. Umbfcllas, &c. &cs
Newport, Jaouary I, 1906,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

Qaicquid id CT, timeo Danaos, Ct dona farentes.
yi,g. I'm. IL. 49.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

Cat,. Ktbeotk, f,s~ Cgyyae'a, isf0rm' thar
on Jax. astb, i~ tbe Moro faDage, be aOa' boay-
dtl BY fbrse Fyexcb mex Of rSay. ose Of them
~osaffxg 81 gass and 1876 men. ssef Ito gus
and assi5er sf 80. Tb.y rstsyied ttai f6y ao''e
4saitirs 10 be joised ty ea f ten Jail Of f6e lire.
from B,ss, and tbat fdy 4osv dfaiaed esaisf
1amSica. ,e,,eG7iss -sbrb iQaadtbty made mary
fsssi,ies as TO it, ve~gi5, and fbt farce Sy aOste6
IL aua, srstel7ed, &c. Bottom pap.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

4 kasr from Wat6ngsos fatn, thai g.vs'"-
mext bar ,,eeiD,d dypafebes from Mr.. Masr'e,
iafsl ia Lopdda s4fb Nevtmber in Irbieb be mes-
sDrs that be eafetsrd fs,)tflt tvsy thing amitS-
BY sUifb tie BriiyG GSst,smrn'.
Phil. r. American
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
BENJAMIN T. Chandler

BENJAMIN T. Chandler
rs opening at his Shop No. 9. Cheap Side
i Providence, directly oppo6te the Rege, WI
iisms Bank, large sdortment Of
Ingram s5 Scotch Floor Caypefings,
which wiIi be fold ~ cheap ~ can be psfchafcd
in the State. Alfo. . large saonment Of
Dry Coops,
lover than afsal.
Aasah 20. Nv.
FOR SALE,
ACOOD SECOND HAND CHASE
Enquire Of the Printer.
Ne~.sr,, Feb. issh. 1896.
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FIRE

Il Gt~flt~an sfBsaos. cube k1 La Plata a.
bsst The middle Of Dee. bas a,,jUrd at Baifinor.
No B,nyG Rtet bad a,rived there t,rOis1s 10 bi'
dtparfsre.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12

NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
IN of the Eaa,e of R0bizjan Gar1ner, late OF
North. Kingaowu. dec.sied. rep lented infol-
vent, that the Court Of Probate OF the town Of
North. Kingfown, have allowed fix month,
from thi, date, to exhibit their claims sgaina
faid Eaa.e, to the uuderGgned Com nifIioner,,
who will receive the fame a, their REFLECTIVE
dwellings at any time within laid term.-No
claims will be received uolefs properly a,,eaed.
NICHOLAS c. NORTHUP, | Commit
lZBON SANFORD, honer,.
All perfons indebted to faid easie, are re-
oueffed to make immediate payment to
BENZ AMIN SANFORD, Adminif'r.
North. Kingaown, sne 9th, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
NEW SHOE STORE.
TOHN ". DAVIS

RslpeafaLJ irfarss Dir friesls, and ibe p15iis is
Csxeya!,
THAT he ha, jaa received. and nov offers
tor Sale, At his Shoe Store, No. ., Corner
of M'll-Street. and directly oppof,e, Samuel *
JoChua Lopez's aattion Rote, hsndfome al.
lortment Of
SHOES, SLIPPERS, &c.
Of I'll; latet fathiou,, from London and Boeon.
.dmaxg zvbieb are If fallsqv.
Ladies Kid, iqaare.toe,, OF the frt quality.
Do. Morocco. do. With York and W.B. heels.
Do. DO. without heels.
%. Back Velvet.
Mites OF different qualities.
Chdsens OF all kinds.
The iubicriber alfo occupies mop, where
ieveral hands arc employed in making hi. cul.
toners Boots and Shoes-from which hi, Shoe
Store 10 conRaatly iupplied with Boots and
Shoes OF different kind,, aud of a excellent
quality And n. now oo hand
Suwarrow and Top Boou1
Half Leg draw do,
An aGortment Of Mems & Square and
Boys Caaome" Shoes,
hrf quality. Peaked Toes.
Do. low priied. iuitable
for fhipping.
A!fo.-G,at and Sheep Skins. for iboe bind
ings.
The hbferiber returns hi. thank. to hi, for-
mer cuRomen, aud folicits a continuance OF
| their favon. Conaant attendance will b. civ
en-, aud mesiures taken for Boots and fhoes, a,
uiual, at his Shoe Store. where the fmalleF "a.
vor, will be gratefully acknowledged.
Newport, June 4'h. 1906.
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GOOD ENCOURAGEMENT,
FOR NEW BEGINNERS.

FOR NEW BEGINNERS.
Extract of letter from Port Eliza
beth, Cumberland County, dated
2S May.
Yeiterday morning Mrs. Cobb,
wife of Mr.. Paul Cobb, of this neigh
borhood, prefented her hufband with
three healthy living daughters at one
birth and likely to do we'll"
Bali. EVeMing POf.
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K L NOV VAL.
CORTON ANDERSON.

1lN-PLATE WORKER,
Rgf'3f.E i.ta,m fbr bsbAe. and BIZ trtrS
in mparnala,,
'HAT he has removed from Market. Square
l. TO No. 6. Bann iRer's wharf. +, doors
Welt Godfrey Wen woods b.ke- houfe,
where all kinds Of ofTIN.WAREi j, manufattur-
ed. and may be had, at wholelale or reail, as
low as can be putchafed in the State, and war
ranted to be a. good.
he returns his thanks TO his former cuaom-
ere, and iolicits a continuance of their favou.--
Conaant attendance will be given and the
imaliea favou gratefully acknowledged.
'.'Caih given for old Pewter and
Lead.
Newport, June 4, 1906.
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BOWEN sJ ENNIS.

BOWEN sJ ENNIS,
Ottr /o, Sale, at ,ben Sio,e on Snveu,'s 1pba,E,
JAMAICA and Wind ward Ilsnd Run. by
u the Hogihesd or barrel.
Mlisne, hy do. DO.
Holland GIN, by pipe or barrel.
Brown Sugar by hoghcad. barrel or box,
Loaf Sugar,
Coffee by the Bag,
french Brandy by the barrel,
Supcrlne Flour by do.
A few barrels No. l and No. prime beef.
Philadelphia and Ssede, Iron, aat and fqaars
bars,
Ruilia and Ravens Ddck,
Sewing Twine,
Rice by the ca,k,
Madeira Wine by the pipe, talf pipa, or quarts
cak.
Shea;bing Paper,
Caooote,. Aochors, An Oars, Rofn, Tar and
Tsrpen,ine,
Cedar lhingles,
White and black Oak hdd. Slaves,
About 100 bufheh Bonaviaa Salt, and
A fnall aGortment Of Ship Chandlsry, and
Groceries. at retail a. ufsa.
May sth 1896.