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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-04
{ No. 1889.

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Mandevlllc and JaneHon,
oFFERs F0a SALE,
For Cath, Prcdaee, Is. en- the pfuai creai,
"A GENERAL Assos rMHNr OF
LIQUORS 6. GROCERIES,,
Cas,:iftiag Of
Mufeovade Sugars, ofvayious qua,
itics.
rhilsde'phia and Alcxsndria Loaf ard Lump
ditto.
s 1 |'"; !; 2,: ! ). ], ans. !.
n. i. RuM,
Old Ismaics spisi.s, far family ufs,
Teach and Apple Grady.
CoFuiac ard EoH-aeanx Go.
Hoiisnd and County Geneva,
70 barrels Rrons and fine favored RJs Wits.
key.
Az a. &: :. ..,...
T. .!aga. snd
Tcn~ife
90 cafes ST. ERaph Medoc Clarct,
bait old Ia precf Isifl Wbkey,
100 cafes Wet ScIaiedaD Gin.
A lew hoatEcsds ofchoice hioaGcs, 7
feanefee and Georgia Cotton.
Gunfowdor, ,rw.c
Imperial, h1ao,
Hy(on, ea'ssu.'y 'eise,ea
Yang Hyfoh, sa. ,he os'. ea.Spss ioF
Soachong, a"''y "A1s '"' 'A'D'y
Hyfon.iEin, and uis.
Bohca
Green Coffee, Chocolate, Pear! Barley, Rice,
Starch, BIG, blue, Soap. Muaafd, Rsppee and
Scotch SnoG.
sPicss-Pinsnto, Pepper, Gloves, cafs,
Nutmegs and Mace.
Gingcr, rae: ADD ground.
flo'ant and O. aas Indigo, Madder, Cop !.
Deras, Alum and BsilrRo one.
Patent Slot, afiorted, from BIB ID No. q.
Bar Load, Hunters Pipes, Bees Nas, Wrap
ping Paper, Domi)Chns, Refined Salt Petite,
Chaik
z. Mould and Dtpg ssss.atiisy.
Brit;fh Cunpowders'66lf various quail
tiles from fto treble battle.
Ottobsr IS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
NATHANIEL DEARBORN,
Book- Binder eJ Ssafioser.

LAS taken the chamber over Msafs. Mris
Il l. = Rooms Store, No II Thames-
Street. oppofss MI. qszpzjssd's Coffee Houfe,
where the Book Binding buansls wSl be carri-
ed ON in rs various branches--Acc1unt Books
with or without Reel backs ruled 10 any pat-
tern : Old books bound 90 resfcna bic terms,
Any orders 10 she above buineh via be exc
euted with pnnetuslity and difpareh.
An excellent aaortment of Stationary, Ac-
count and School Books, will always be kept
for fsle as cheap as can be Parcbafcd in New
port. t.-Nnv on hand Watts Pfsins,ek Hymns.
large AID fnail type, Scorsiea ms * lements Of
Ufcial knowledge. American PrcelMor, do.
Selections, AIdens Reader, Daboll, Arithmetic.
Roots do. Murray Abridged Grammar, Webaers
Improved Spelling book. do. Grammar, Tefta-
menfs, Almanacks for 1906. Qliil, from No.
20 i6, ,SDsies & slste Pcncils, Letter & common
Writing Paper. Sealing Wax Waters. Lead
Pencis. Ink Powder, red and black, Colsa,bian
Orator. Morf.'s Geography, Alde"', ,R, and
I'd Part. Enter,aining books for Children, itc.
Wholefale and 2etail.
oft received, an excellent fupply letter md
Veom paper for drs~ing-Superior paper ipr
Blank Books, SC.
Has jua received the moa approved editions Of
Sacred Mufc.
variety Of elegant
Small Books for Children.
Newport, Dec. -. 1906. N
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
P O E T r Y.
THE srAvrIrs OF AN IMrRovsD MIND.

-
SEE the kind foil by cultivation yield.
The golden crops which crown the hsrvea held
The tree trsnfpiansed longer booebs will hoot,
More thrif,ier ersv and yield more golden ffuif.
Iuff 70 the mind by cultivation grows,
Aud all the fpiendor of Improvement howsI
This we'll manur'd with chsie rule of tho't,
By reafon bred and by fair virtue taught:
Yield joys foblime, and richer comforts bring
Than all the beauties of the fmiling ipring;
Benevolcncc, compafiou, fympaihy,
Mild prudence, gratitude, fair charity,
Pa,ierce under sffi ittion's fharpeR pain,
In 'mi0lt Of sfflpence temperance To maintain
Humili,y, 'midA konon great 10 wear,
And metknefs iwect in every fate 10 bear;
Are the rich cfopsthe virtues fair that lhoot
From well nooriih'd cuItiva,ed roct.~
Riches and beauty are moa charming things,
Ard macy follower aud sdmfef bringsi
Bu. beauty foon like the fair flower 10 fpent,
And riches does not always bring content.
A cultivated minds a treafurc bright,
Which every moment yields iomc new delight )
'Tis this ,hs, ornaments and adds grace,
More Ginning far than beauties Of the face
Poifcf,'d Of this what mortal can complain,
When here we riches, power and knowledge
gain
How wife TO learn from every thing we view,
The power how great each PATTON to fobdue
Patient wish what's dsuy'd plead With what's
lent,
We riches find in fmiling fweet content.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
THE FRESHMAN.

THE Savage loves his nstive fhore.
Tho rude the foil, and chill the air
Well then May ERIN's fons adore
Their IAe, that nature iorn'd 10 fair.
What food rejects a more 70 f~eet.
As glorious Boy ne, or paRoral Bann!
And who friend or foe can meet.
So gcnious ~ "a IRisnMAK
His hand 10 rain. his heart Is warm, a
Bu, PaisclPLE is it;ll his guide,
None more repents deed Of harm,
And none forgives with nob'er pride.
He may be dvp'd, bnt won't he dsr'd,
Filter to practice than to plsa,
He ably earns his poor reward.
And fpe: ds il like an lRIsnMAN.
IF ftrange and poor. for you he'll pay.
And puide you where you fate may beB
A,c you hi, comtxde while you Ray,
Ms cottage holds a jubilee
HI, inmoit foul he viii uniockj
And il he may your merits ieau,
Your confidence he icorns 10 mock,
For failhtnl is an InIsHMAn.
By honor bound, In woe or zeal,
What'er fhe bids he dsres TO do;
Temrt him with bribes. or If you fail.
Try him 10 ffe. and find him tine
He fceks not fsfe,y. let his Pof.
Be where Il ought, 10 dsnges's vans
And if the Geld of fame be ioa,
Twill not be by an IRisRMAE.
EsIx, lov'd land. from age to sgc,
May you become moro fsm'd, more free /!
May peace be yonn--or ifyou wage,
DeisnGve wsr---chesp vittoryl
May plenty bloom in every field,
Your healthfnl breezes foitls fan,
And pleature's fmiies fercnely Gid,
The breaA Of every lsIsHMAS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
ANECDOTES.


APOOR malefatsor ia Ne~gste. was lately
farprifed, 40 he wss fearchine the bible very at
tentively, by his vi6tor Me'hodiR preacher,
he faid he was locking for a psfagc he could
not End Give is to me, faid the paRor, can
find any paiIage." " Can you 70 tfays the
criminaI) why then ~fh you would hnd me
q psasge ont Of this prifon."
JUDGE TOLLER, now Ls'a kor5s,y, that
sxecrable mouaer to whom Robert Emmc, OBJ
ierved, /" If all the inssesss blood he had fhed
fnce he became Judge. was collected in one re-
frrvoir. his lordhip might Jzcim in it," was al
public dinner with Csvran the celebrated IIih
lawyef---7si'ty, obiefviug Cursn carving a
piece Of corn'd Beef, told him I" il it was hung
beef, he believed he would try )" If you rRY
ii my Lord, replied Corran, 81 am fare IL
viii be HvNo.""r 81. tsE
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
7IN-PLATE WORKER.
NATHANIEL MASON.

NATHANIEL MASON.
Rfite6fxlly istarns biz f'sSdt and tbs SsS!s.
NHAT he carries on tbs boanes, Of TIM
K PLATE WoRKER. at hi, fhop, No. nj,
rhames-S,reet. Where may be had All kiads
OF FlN.WARE. ~holefaie or retail, as chtsp
as can be pufchs!ed in the STATE. Contact at
tendance, and the irnsileR favcts acknowledged.
S!ovs- Pipes either of Tin or Sbesf-i ir-
on, made az the fhoiree notice.
- Cath given for old Pewter and
Lead
Newro.. DEC. nth. 1895.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

THAT we'll knewn, bezuti-
i fol FARM. belonging
10 the fubfcriber, lying about
one mile from the Town OF
Newport, containing one hon.
dred acres. with a large, con-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
For SAFE,

rOl OdAC,
TAS1 ':' fssS. =! si''s: s:,sss'as s;1s''.
fl6&EfXl0 20 the fubfcribcr, lying about
Sl8uE&8lI one mile from the Town OF
81 - Newport, containing one hon.
dred scres. with large, con-
ven;sr, cell 6nifhod Dselling- HOME, Cheefe-
Homie Cr;bb. Barn, Chaiis- Houfe. and other
orc,tJ,rv bn;ldings thereon an excellent Or
chard &C rno,zf,ed snd wilding fruit. which
make, from 70 10 so barrels of Cyder yearly
very well fhelrersd with large trees ; and bead
tifol Garden. I,.is unnecsaary TO oeicribe the
ooodnefs of the foil. as il is well known TO
be equal il not fuyerior to any on this Hand
With one of the irt privileges OF mannre from
The Beach adjoining ;--a beautiful pond below
the orchard, where fne perch and oihe. flh are
taken ia great Abundance. and in the feaion OF
IL. the finet fnootns of fea fowl OF slmoft every
defcription The whole lying beautifully to tho
fun. The ercateff part of iaid Farm being nov
ia meadow land, that ~iIl average t~o tons of
hav to the acre the remainder fuitable for hsr-
lev &C.. The above efl,te is we'll fenced. in fni,-
able diyifiop., with the bef Of aonc wall. An
indifpu,sbIc title will be given. and the terms
made eaiy.--Apply 10.
NICHOLAS P. EASTON,
on the ptemiiss.
Newport, Ottober 9. 1905.
For S4LE--fg,o Lows OF Ian d,
r YiNG and being in that part a Newport
H. called Nevtown, near Mr.. Record fjeath's.
-ALSO.--
A Dwelling Hooie and shop, near the Red
Market. For further particulars enquire OF
sPENCER HALL,
Neer he Red Market.
December IS, 1896. n
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
MeNS. Marcy 6 T9evett,

Reipeafa!Iy infoim ,he PnsEc,
That they have opsned ,beii fcHo5L, in
4 Clarke sueet. near WAG.ir tlDo so 4se,
la,e the readence Of Ms. Wijiiaf4 S,.leet-
Where youth sill be Carefully ,arsb! R.ai,ug
stsnmaticaIy, Writing, CfPtssi,g. Geoe,a-
ply, Book Keeping, ty engie and 6ostle eot-
~. &c,--Thofs who may iptrua them viii
their children, ueY. depeud on the Il etett at
'en'ion being paid 10 sheii morals and maaner
OF brha,ior.-Houn OF 'I1iucu fsosa o TO IL
o'ehek IN the moshiog, and from to ipihs
afierno7n--1 The Evsuiag School from 6tc,9
o'clock.-Fer further particulars apply st the
School Room.
The LATIH ard GREIk Languages,
viii be isoghs 70 n 'ie who Siih it.
Newport, Nov. ii, isoe.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

THE easse ia,e the property OF Oiissr Ds,-
i. fee, Eiq. deceafed, and poa flias given
isth Of March. if not leafed before the as'h of
February next, will then be ,leafed ., Poblic
Vsndae at 10 o'clock A. NJ. (if fair weather,
il not the next fair day.l Conditions made
known at the time ard p,ace Of fsle.
: ELIZABETH DURFEB.
Midaltsv~. Jar. IS. 1906. a76
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

CO. Wanted Immediately,
"A T this Office, as an APrRFNT-
a ICE to the Printing Buiineis, a
Smart, A9ive LAD, "A or IS years
of age.--a-f-Cne from the Country
would be preferred.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

Ter Eais BY
JACOB RICHARDSON,
Ar THE PosT.Osncs,
Aisrge Aaortmcur Of .,al
Books and Stationary. 4
~ Ths circulating Library has every
day, fomr.hins new added TO The large coliec-
tion Of Books.
Il general z0s,imtm J
School Books /;
Among then arc Mx,raJ's which are certainly
the bstt book, fos Schools now In print.--His
6sft book for Children. Reader, Grammar, In
trodudion, s1d Seuuel.
. ALMANACKS FIR the Tear 1906.
Charts of all the World
America. Europe, ,A0s, and Africa. Book and
Shccts.
WRI7ING PAPER,
Of all qual;iies' by the feam or qnirc--Quills OF
all qaalities--Wsfers and Sealing. Wax.
About 5000 pieces
Hoajs PAPER e Borders,
Of different sgura and manufactures, Tome
American, French. and Englifh.
u K 5. ..,,
Msfs and Tippc,s. and Trimnings.
a~ CUTLERY.
Pom Knives. from 3 Dollars TO Gents each.
Z Multard & Sweet-Oil.
s.*TlCKETS in the Pitcaiaqua Bridge
'Lou,ry-Alfo, in the Anoikssg. Canal Lotse-
fy. Sceo Dollars higheit Prize. ia each.
Newport, Dec. roth, 1905. IT
French fswn Seminary Loftsry.
a Lperfons who sreindcbled 70 the Msn.
A ayers Of faid Lottery, for Tickets in ;hc
fra Clais. arc earnefly Teqoele to make ir,-
mediate payment othefwiic their Notea will
be put in foit without farther notice..
THOMAS FRY
GEORGE CARD. ss"'
Eee-G,uspOit5, Osi. 8, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
HpR SIZE,
Mrs. Doubleday,

ID ESPECTFULLY infoIms hes fricrds and
N former cukomc0, that he has renewed
from No. IS Thames -Stfeet, TO No. ls Long
Wharf, near the Theatre, whore thoie who
may plcaie to favor her with their CATION may
depend On good Recommendations. She esrnek'
" folici,s the patronage Of the public. with al
fsrsucca on her part Of svsry exertion TO Plcaie.
The fmallsa favor gratefully received, and duly
acknowledge. ~
!; NssDtsvs, J~s. a3, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
SAIL. MAKING.

Hk fubicribcss hsv.ns esteSod into partnes.
L nip, under the 6rn Of
Dunham and Speoner,
hereby inform the Public. that they carry on the
Sail Making buGoefs, ip iu various branches,
a, theiASail Loft. On the wharf Of the late Gen.
John Mslbone, at the South part OF the tom.
Thofe who may favor them with their euflom,
may depend on puudusli,y aud difpatch. All
avoss will be gratefully acknowledged, By
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
WING SPOONER. I'd.
Newport April >. isos. 7ssf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
MESSAGE or THE PRESIDENT.
To the Senate and Hoofe of Representatives. OF
the United States.

In my ms1age to both boyiss Of Con-.
Sref, at the opening Of their prsisnt
Js6ion, IGtlmittedho their ottsntioa, a.
msng otber /ageas. The oppraHoa efour
commerce and navigatiOn BY the 1rrsgu-
lar pra9iecs Of armed vs0sLs, public and
private, and BY the intrOdut7ton Of neqv
principles, dsrcgatOry Of the rights Of
iueutrals, and nnaeknozUisdged by THE
glags gnofioas.
7be msmoriaLs gf Jfvfrai bodies Of
merchants Of the United States are nogo
communicated, and s0iN develope fbsjs
principles and prat7iees, q0bieb are pro-
dueing THE mgf ruinom effects on our
iaufai commerce and navigation.
Z 7be right of a neutral to carry on
commercial iafereOarje aOitb svery pert
gtbe dOminions Of a belLigerenf, permit
ted BY The lasOs Of the country (4Ditb
the exception Of bLoekadsd parts, and
eontraband Of 7Var J aOas believed 10
bave been decided befqveen Great Bri.
tain and the United States, by the fen
tenes Of their eommDfonerJ, mutually
appointed to decide on that and otber
queRions Of difference bets0een The fyo
nationt ; and by fbe aauai payment Of
THE damages a0Oardtd By them egainR
Creaf-Brit0in, for sbe mfrat7iens Of
that right. Wien therefore, IL zOas
pereeived that fbe fame principle zD0s
revivea, 4citb others mOrs novel, and
extending the injury, marat7ions 4Oere
given to tbe miniaer pienipotentary of
fbe United Sfnfe5 at the eouyt of Lon.
don, and remonRranees duly made by
bin, on ibis /nbiea, ar uiA appear By
documents fragfmihed be,ss0ifb. Thee
arere jei2oDedty partial and temporary
Jy3sgEOn only, s0itbsat any dyaVOssaI
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

70 fbs graf Ams,iean jamily. psoeie qveyfky TIE
bi,LFsgs Of f,erdsn, and in ibsir illumination 70
,qaisfais n. egzaiy s:eaIsz zvab ALT their 5yefb.
nsy fbe ssaa.
On motion, Refolvcd, that the addrefs TO
Thomas Jcff.don. Preitcnt Of the u. States,
which has been read and adopted by this hoofe,
be 6sned by The Speaker. and coun,erGgued by
the CLERK, and by hin feat by srip!ica,es, with
an extratt from The journal relating thereto. TO
the Prelidsat of the United Ssa,es.
A, the c!ofe of the ieGisn, the Speaker, who
is onc Of the moi diangaiihed OF the French
Planters. made rhe following addreis. which we
republih az the bea refutatioo of the merous
falishoods propagatcd Of the diatisisetion of the
French innsbitsnn vt that territory.
81 value ss ought, rhe lhsnks which this
honorable H1uie has deGsned (, sddreh rne. /
receive them as a mark OF indulgence. 1t viii
be to me an encouragement; in the difcharge OF
the dutic, which arc impofcd upon me-. My
only ambition in devo,iug nv exiitence and all
my faculties 10 the happiness Of my country. 10
TO deicrve the iutfrage OF this honorable houfe.
and the eReem OF my fellow citizens.
B-forc we parr after this hort feaion,givs
me leaw TO congratulate my honorable COL
leagues, upon the manner with which they
have fuisled the important talk which had de-
volyed upon them Ii no body cSpld w,tnef,
in our dciibetstions the talents and experience,
which il will be our mof uuEenttel endeavors
20 acquire, hope that our fellow ciiizens have
obicrved with farisfaetion, cur modcity, our
moderation, and our wiidom. together with the
marks of the purea zeal for the advantage of our
conaitoens. and the hsppineis of our common
country. Let Us continue. gentlemen, TO imi
tate in this Iefpea, the patriotic virtues Of which
our brcthr:n OF the United States aIfoid us con.
Family The example.
81 iavite the honorsble members of this
bouic TO procure during the rcceis, all the ma
serials. the knosledge of which may accelerate
the accomplishment of our legiilalivc du,ies.--
Let US devote all our effort, to qualify 90 fol-
FL, in a becoming manner. ,ac heavy uua
placed in US. The bsppincfs of cur fclior citi-
zens and that OF our own families, depend upon
our exertious and to iheie let Us unite the
moft ardent wiihes for the welfare of our eoun.
Try, and for thc peace. glory, aad proipc,iry Of
,hc United Sts,es."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

Of tbs principle. Hs bai, fberyisr.,
been infrat7sdfo urge this Ialjsd answ,
70 bring tniors fuly TO tie bar Of ysa.
ian, and TO MIR on rights too evidsnt,
and too impOrfan. 10 be /urrsndsrsd. In
fbe mean nine, tbs svil is proceeding us.
der aeyudisatioas toHaasd on ibe pria-
eipie ssbieb is dsnie4. Under fbsts cir
rumflacss be/uty.-2 pre,sats i;slf far
the eagjiderati0a Of Coegrfji.
On fbs impeachment Of oar liameu,
ctr reuloaqrances kaUs never been in.
fermitfsd. II b0ps exiaed at one moaieaf,
Of an arrangement sobieb misbf bavs
been Jabmiffedfo, bM it f0oa pa1sd a.
z0ay, and the pra6;ee, tboayb relaxed
at times in tbs dilqant jsas, has been CEN
Family purified in tbojs in eur neigh
bonrbO0d. The grounds on s0bieb The
rselanlati0ns on ibis )pJsa ba0e been
urged, sOW appear in an exfraa from
infratHons TO cur miniacr at London,
nos0 co1lmnvic ated.
tn: JEFFERSON
January II, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
THE EXPECTED VAR IN Ell.
ROPE.
ON TIE PART or FaAwcs.

|" 400, 700 Freemea--Led BY Patri-
ot-Generals-E Fighting for the eaYjs Of
Univeriai Liberty, ne Equal Rights
OF Men, their Wives, their Children,
and all they b0h dear--pdaopliea in
Conicious Re6titude-Ene0waged by
tbs good wiihes of Mankind---an ami
mated apitb the fmiles OF Heaven!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
Bosr,S. Ian. 6.

=. boston, an. s.
Fire !-Oa Saturday eycniag. aooat half
paa Q O'Clock. we had an alarm of fire, which
commenced in the houCs of the widow Pal6er.
ia Charier- -Street.--We underAsud il war c,uied
by ,he hearth being laid an wood, which took
ire and communicated TO the adjoining building
but happily iu early diicovery. and the exe,-
tiops OF the inhabitants, prevented is making
much progris--other wife ~c lhould have had
an exteahye conhisration, as the houfc is ii,ua-
ted IA large range of wooden baildiogs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
Six Farms for lale.

I YlNG IN and near the town of Marlbo-
E. Tough, coaoty Of Hartford and State cf
Conneeiicu,, within eight miles Of Connecticut
river. The Farms contain frum 10 to 10
acres each. with dvellios houfe. barn, and
Other conveniences. The bcf Recommendation
OF the Farms will be an actual view of ,hem.-
A very liberal cr-di, will be given. For fur
thcr particulars enquire Of the fubfcriber. "a
JOEL FOOTE.
Mayi6o,eaob. Mn. r. ,soe.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

BRITISH NAvy.--On the 6rA November.
the Bfstiih had SrUss Hsrs,sd ard Sisieen ihps
OF war IN committeeman which lsr were of the
I,oe' "a hity gun ihips. I3o frigste,, and az
n,op, OF war. SC.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

William Pinkaey, Efq. i, appointed At.os-
ney Gsne,ai Of the rate of Maryland; in the
piaee OF Lather Martin reGgaed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

md fDaIOx girea os ibs zsib Maeb nexf.
NE state belonging to the Marioe Society
Il oecnpied by Capt. John Warren. iilua,ed
on Eaiton's point, bounded on WsShing,on and
Poplar Streets; pleaiant and airy dtuation.e--
Any pefton inclining 20 purchaic, (which will
be p'c'erred) or hire, will psair to apply TO the
SubicIibeB
BENJAMIN PEARSE,.
WILLIAM WOOD,
EDWARD EASTDN, Committee.
JOHN CAHOONE,
GEORGE ,TOPHAM,J
Newpon, January zSth. ISo0. z77tf.
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THURSDAy-lANUAkY 90. 500.
January I5Iso6.

1T 10 fact sniserfsily acknowledged, tina,
incon6itency in a mans principles. ia an unde-
nisble crooi, either OF the weakness OF his un-
derAanding, or the wickeine!s OF hi, heart.
Ths inconi&ency originate, 10 two different
foufces IL sfife, e,fher IN pohrfiing diif;ren,
.entimsnu upon Gm'as iubjetis, or in cotcriaia-
ing different fcotiments upon the fame fubjctt at
different tilnes: The following ex,Iatt from she
Bolton Centinei OF 1874, when compared with
iss publications for several years pat. is moa
confpicuoos inaance of ihis latter kind Of incon-
fiaency in the priaciple. oti,s Editor.
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JUST RECEIVED.
Fran Neeo Te,A, and for SAFE ar fbe oGv srtbff
Asxpan Mrre1y. No. 4. Lang wba,E.
WAR IN DISGUISE
OR. THs
EsAUoS or 1Hs NEU7RhL FLhcs.
Onc Volume Otlayo--Price s/,

HIS isthe celebrated work. jua publihed
j 10 London, which is. in point OF ayle,
inlsrior TO noproduetioo Gnce the days of Juoi-
u. The cou,eots OF this 6agular book are not
leis 'nsefeitiog than it, ayls--n the work 10
nowcdgcd to be written az the mitigation
of the Eng6h Mniay. and involves principles
OF the utmoit commercial importance, TO this, az
we'll as 10 every other maratime neutral country.
In ihort. no perfon who as an in,eIeR, ei,her
duea or indirect. 10 commercial puriuis. ihould
omit The perufal Of this publication.
Newport, lao. 10, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
ON THE PART OF AUs7RIA.

25o,ooo Aulfrian, $4,000 PruC.
fan, $1,000 Electoral, 90, 900 Swe-
din, 10000 Ruaian, and 1000
Spamb Slaves-Commanaed by tbe
Parieides Of arbitary Couyts--Stimu-
lated BY d5perats JET of runaway
Frenebmsn-Fgbtiag (yfbey do Egbt)
TO rivst mare firmly the ebains IF ibar
fathers, brethren and frisnds--agaiaR
eOery prineip!e ef eonjciom reelitade
(J any they can be JDpsaed gJ--aad
far apaifyGx pence per dy.--Aei-
tafed BY djf,ue -DeprsDsd by the
habits efHavery-aud mGigated BY the
Devil bm/sK
From tbii Vie1v Of The tzOo Pit7ures-
and truth marks the Hne,--1m Amer-
leans entertain a doubt, qObos cree s0iN
bear the palms efNdory."
Ii is unneccGary to give the reader any cx-
traets from the Centincl Of a msde,s da,c, 10 en-
able him 70 compare them with the ono above
inferred. No pesfon Who has been in the habir
OF reading that papef sor FIX or eight years paa.
or know, VIVA, It's political character has been
during that period, is iguorant OF the acrimony
and vifulence with which ii has fpoken OF that
very conduct Of the French people, Of which the
above exuaet ], a NOT en,hufaltic Eulogium.
from theie facts IL appears evident that the
Editor ofihe Centincl has changed bis fen,io,cn,s
with regard TO the Ffcnch revolution, fince the
year 1894, The priocipIe quefion therefore,
which snies from knovlcdse of tkis ciscum-
Rsncr. IS. ~ qo5st easlf qra, ,bG ebapgr byodx.
ee< ? There are be, two caute.. a, have before
fhevn. by which il could have beea effcelcd.
Tnele cssies ara wcaknefs OF understanding or
wickednefs Of heart. Hence the coocuiion in.
eviiably foilows, f5ou fan a~iveylail, aekas4y-
klgrd. thar the Editor of the Boffon Ceotinel 10
either very uceak. or very wicked man.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

His excellency the governor has
commusicarei to both branches of
the legi!lature, a circular letter from
the Secretary az War, tignifying ,hit
an immediate draft of rbe militia of
this State, may be called For by the
general government. This, it is rup-
poled, will occupy their Immediate at
tention. LouiJviRe Gaz.