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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11
VALUABLE LOTS ATROCKETTS,
VDP SALE


HE Subieriber intending fhort'y for Europe is
L delrous 70 fell the whole Of his Property in this
City and neghborhood for the greatel part Of which
long credit will be given. The property at Rock
etts joins the upper wharf Of Mefr.. Picket, Pollard
and Johnfon, extending in frait line upon the RI
yer, more than 400 feet until bounded by the Mari
on's line; thence running northery upwards Of 100
feet tll eers the Man-Street jut above the ware.
houfe, where 1t narrows to front of near 10 feet
IL has alto front water-(freet Of 25O feet Or
thefe Tors are two DWELLING HOUSES, and on
the Main-S;reet Store, with Smoke Houfe and
Stable.
From the growing commerce Of The City, this pro
perty mutt fhortly increa(e very much in value IN
asrnueh as It contains the whole fpace on which
wharves can be made, above the pretnifes of MsIrs
Pickett, Pollard and Johnfon.
plat ofthe above property may be fsen, snd fur
Their information refpeang it, and his other properly
in the nsigbborhood will be given by the fubfcrbsr
who viii thew the different Pren,iles to any perfor
| wiring to purchafe.
comfortable bargain may be had in any part o
the above property for cain.
JOHN BANKS.
June 81. (f)
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NOTICE.

"A LII perfons having claims asanTt the ellate of
IA Robert Bfcoe, decd. late of Powhata,, county
are requeed 10 bring forward the fame properly au.
fhent'ea.ed and receive payment-aud thoie indebted
to the eitate, are deiired to make immediate pay
mensto ''s - HENRY L. BISCoE,
Adsia5fro,sr. Z
'Juyf. ~(4w.)
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LANDS IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE,

LANDS IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE.
ICY virtue ola Deed of Trua, bearing date the
~ lIth April, 1901, recorded in Cumberland
Court Office, executed by James Dezne, Franz
-eiS y. peane, and Thomas NJ Deane 10 fecure
tain fun of money, due by then, JoGeph Gallego-
will Offer for fale, the hghea bidder, the 26h
day Of May rex,, at Cumberland Court, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND being Part of the property.
thereby conveyed, viz.
One Tratl containing opr hundred and thirty-feven
acres, more or lefs ftdate in the county of Cum
berland, FIX miles above the Court Houfe, being a
.raSa purclafea by the faid Deanes, from Parton
Coptoo AZ Sgil appear by reference TO the deed Of
Gale on record, in the faid County Courf.
One Traa containing two hundred and five acres,
-rrgrs or lsfs, ftuate in Cumberland on the fouth
Gie Of the road, leading to the Court Houfe one
mile dilt2pt below the fame, bounded BY lands of
William Beverly Langhorne, AMI by lands of John
Ford.
The fra the above Traas is flii 20 contain
prime tobacco land, and valuable timber; the other
y nearly half cleared.
N, b. by the content Of all parties interehet, the
fae viii take Place on the Goth day of May nex. n.
above Gated and the terms of payment viii be one
AMI two years credit, the purshafers to give bonds
Wearing intrret and approved feeurity.
M. .. PorTIAUx.
April IL. tdf
~ r. The falc Of the above property ispoaponcd
IL. IL r ~
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A Ii Perfnns are cautioned aeaina .ak;no an;o,,-
J. \ n,ents of.wo BONDS given by me 70 William
Sa'nons junrs of Goochand County, for + $50 each.
one parable on the III day of March next, the other
on the LII Of March 1908, as f,al not dilcharce
Them until the faid sal,nons makes me fatisfataorv
te to certain trad Of Land, purchaled of him, for
which the faid BONDS we're given.
WILLIAM BOILING.
Cooehand. July 4. (s,sIa
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

STRAfEp tre'.r The Common near Yorktown
~ on the eift Of Inne, large Bay HORSE, ND,
wards OF htteen hands high he has a fnalI whine
iEot in his forehead, his colour is deep or blood
bay he hasa faviteh'taI. When the horfe f.rayed
away, ne had pair Of ihoes his fore feet bur no
noes on hishnd feet Whoever will fecure the horf,
70 that he be go, by being fen. for, fa receive
the aboyenentis,,ed reward :.
ROBERT NELSON, iur.r.
Yorktown, JuIy4 IF g.
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GENsRhE azEer1Mc

As aiu'hcient number of members, to continue
meeting, did not attend IN Saturday the 4th cur
rest; am therefore authorized IN give ne,ce ,b,,
meeting of the company will be held i, Mr. Brooks's
tavern, on Saturday the 9th Of July next, when it
Is expeesed, members will be pan6tuai in their a,,en
dance which buipeis ofimportanee to the ltereit al
the company particularly requires.
JAMES BRANDER, cir.
Manehe1er, Tune %, :sos.
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

III 'esg IF tie PrsGdtat 'snd Drrt7o-, es5e 7ames
R'Dsr G0''A1ay, Q" tie Gtsra dry Of J1iy, 1906, /,
ESoLVED, that a dividend Of three and a half
P.~Cenf.. be made to the lhare-holders ON their
reiTeetise fhares, for.she fix months ending the
sosh. of June Ian.
Estrsa from tie .Ezcsysr,,
ROBERT POLLARD, CIt.
,1uiy q. = Is,H,
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JUST RECEIVED, FROM BoRDEA11x
San. %.

A Large G5o'fnsent ofcIaret Wine, of diff
: T., a fs'r7t qualities ]; C6amsaigue, Moagsmr.
w6Ht Safnrn, I'm Ai Grq4,e Bursuray, LGGrtti.
Mstsat ef Frontiepar, old Medoe Of dig.re1,
qsaf,thJ, tTsl6 Hnefovies, fi-eJB OiTes. Caberf.
H"4/tS,er'saf Szoeet CA.-Tor. jzle on teal.ra6le
terms BY oAO'f
; ;. ALEXANDER PL1fINrHLE.
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THOMAS RUTHERFORD 81 Co.
6ce IeE.nuf Ia Ell

Ared:G,or1 to eH: "
4 Few Boxes IA and rs Irilh Linens. 90
N Crates Queens Ware, and a quantity of Liver.
pool Salt looe aad in fack. Jun received on conlicn.
men. by the fhp Herald from Dublin and I.ivern6oI
May ~. .oan'
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY
SAKE OF 5SYApFs

SALE OF jSHARE s.S
MOTtCEis hereby given, that all flares u,on
~ which the tenth requilition fhan remain uri-
Pad will be offered for fae a. Mr.. Brooks. tavern
on SATURDAY. the 10Th of July The lals to COM
1,enee at / 2 O'Clock in the forenoon =.
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BRANDY u cLARET.

a freh fupply n BEE 4th proof CoCNtAC
a BRANDY, and a few cafes h1EDOcK CLA-
RET, Of the Vintage Of tsoO--jut received, and
for fale by SAMUEL MYERS.
June 90 (oawte
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April
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

= AN away from the fubfcriber, Negro LAD
N about &c years of age, about feet ten inches
high, with very thick lips, and very black; had on
checked Virginia cloth Mort coat and waifeoat, his
Pantnoons of plain purple, the fame manufacture.
Any pcrlon VINO will deliver the faid lad tn me in
Powhatlu, fhall receive the above reward.
LSIAM RANDOLPH.
~ His name is ANPEY he is ascuGomed to hor-
les and ferving in the houfe.
Aprilll NJ
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TO BE RENFED-The Tenement where
! now reside, and poGefIion given in time.
J.PENN.
April IL. If
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DURR MILL STONES, OF ALL sIzEs; and
ID PLASTER OF PARIS, OF an excellent quality
FoRsALH, as USUAL, B7
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
neur TIE Market.
.Oee.4. eptf.1
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Prif5cs, Co~@oSo,r, not Isl, fsfe6 a5ovf re
7corS Nsgi0rSecas On SJf,r fbogg5sF Asd 1,aS not
tbs ortes gse'3 70 yoo, by srfait 4sreyoa, esyr1
pgs5snff
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
N O T I c E.

A Ta Meeting OF the Diretfon the Rhode.
"a lll,nd Bridge Company. on Wednsiday
the nth inf. an aGra uent Of Ten Dollars upon
each ih're in iaid Bridge wa, laid, and ordered
TO be paid 10 the Traforer, Moses SnixAs,
at the Bank OF Rhode inlnd, on or before the
1o'h day Of July pext.
The Stockholders are further informed. tha,
their aanaal meeting will be held on the st
Mnndsy in Jolly next, at the State Houle in
Newport, at zen o'cl 'ck. A. NJ.
b. HAZARD. Cierk.
NepDtsrf, Tgs. ,6, ISo6.
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deep diarefs, fruggling to retain the
life of that equal liberty which Heav.
en- has given as an unaienable lega: ~
TO man have feen her triumph in
peace, fov.rsign,y AM Independence ;
forming contributions of civil govern.
m.nt, feleaed and combin.l of prin-
ciples calculated for durability, fupe-
rior to ,hoCe found in any other repub-
lies yet r-en. now Fee her under a
wife and prudent a1ninitra.ion of the
general govern nent, refoea ID abroad,
and p-ofperols at h,ne, beyond a
parallel in any other nation: and this,
my native tate, whole profp pcrity is the
ulceaiag win of my heart, one of
the mot refp.aao!e and profperous
among he. filters.
Paufng, at this point of view, with
thankful admiration, although lau-
dabIe ambition to ferv. any country,
and long public life, which has rem
dered lis duties familiar, tend TO ex-
cite a with for contiaIlnce in it, rea-
I, fon points me to retirement, rather
than to the acceptance of new fa-
zion. Id,, therefore decline qualify
ling myfeif to attempt a dllcharge of
the duties Of the honou:able oili:e to
which | have been elected.
Bsfeeching the all wife Councillor,
70 guide and direct the lesiilature in
Fall the important buinefs which may
come before them,and that this Com
monwealth, and the United States,
may be name and a praile in the
earth, 70 long as time lhal endure.
i have the honour to be, with the
mott profound re(pea, gentlemen,
your mott obedient fervant.
w. HEATH.
ROxbary, June IL, 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
NENPORT IYSUPiVCE COMP sNr.

THE Stockholders of thc Newport Iofar-
ance Company are hereby ncti6ed, th,,
a genersl Meeting of the CORPORATION will he
h,iden 1t their Office. 10 Newport. on Friday
the ish day of Jolly next, at % o'cleck 10 the
morning. for taking ioto confederation the Fate
OF the a6.in of the Comoany.
By O'lt,Jfbs P,sjij.si and Dirr17srs.
J. DENISON. See'y.
Nrcppa,t, Jase roth, 500.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
NEW SHOE STORE.
1OHV ". DAVIS.

Rgfe.7fHiI izfSyns Biz /,nwd,. asl i6e snbhe in
Gsss,ai
THAT he hs, it received. add no cff.r
tor Sale, 8, hrs S5oe Stosc. NJ. 1, Corner
ot Mal-Sreet, aud directly opp,ate, Samuel &
Jolhcs Lopezs ant,ion a,re, handlome al.
iortnent cf
SHOES, SLIPPERS, sJe.
OF the latea s,th,,n', from LrDdoo aud B,aoa.
inssg pvb,sb are a, fohop.
Ladies Kid. tqiNe. toe,, of the nft quality.
ID. M,rocco, d.. With York and W.B. heels.
do. Do. without heels.
D.. Back Velvet.
M'dcs of differeat qualities.
Coildfens OF all kind,.
The iub!crbcr alfo occupiesa fhop. where
fevc'al hands are employed in pak,ns hi, cuf.
toner, b 'os and Shoes--'ron WHICH hi, shoe
Store Is conItaatiy iopphcd with B>is .od
Shoe, of d'f:rent kinds, aud OF an excellent
qisity: And has nov oa hand
SaSarros aud Top Boot1
Half Leg draw d..
40 sG)rt ment OF NJ n, g. Sousre and
BOYS Cunomeu Shoes.
6'a quaiiy. Peaked Toes.
d.. low priicd. fuitable
for ihipying.
Alfo,-G,at add Sheep skins. for noe bind
ings.
The fubfcriber returns his thank, to hi. tor
mcr cutomer', and lolicils a continuance Of
their ,avon, CJnAsnt attendance will n civ.
co. and mcafure, taken for B Ious and ihoes, as
ufuil, at his Sh e Store. where the trallea IA.
von viii he gratefully acko ~iedeed.
Newport, June 4th, 1906,
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go RE SOLD.

FHATlsrge, elegant, and convenient House,
4 belonging to the fubicr'bsr. htusted ou
the Parade. 10 Newport. near the Stare -Houie
the Hosie !, three flie, high with Eat roof,
contain, twelve rooms. cxcluiive Of kitchen
IN the cellar, where there is good well Of va
ter. and rain water ciitetn has a convenient
yard and coach houfe. and a handiome garden
. further dsfcription is unncceAary, as the pcr.
fan who wiihes 70 purchafe will view the premi.
es.-For term, apply 10 the Sprfcriber. at her
Farm near For,-Adam'. or Of DR.. JoSArHAN
EAsTos. in NcwPou.
SARAH MUMFORD.
Newpo,f. Jsne 10. 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
N L w Z Or L B Al NIX.

NOTICE is hereby given. tha, the hall
~ year!y dividend will be declared and cuid
AT thi, Bank. % rueiday the 6rR day OF juy
next. TO Ihote who 10y the book, of faid Bank
aPp-ar to be Stockholders on the z,d inf.
BY order OF the P,eii't and Diraetou,
JOHN r. SllEARMAN, CAsa's.
NeRport, 10th Iane. 1906.
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NATHANIEL DEARBORN,

BooKSsLLER = SrArIoNtR,
hL, jaf rfeeiUsd, ard n01O eftU Jv Sale,
CHARNOCK's Lite of !Neiion.
Lie OF Cowper. , vols.
iiaory Of A nsrics.
Go!aimith, Natural Hieory, abridged. vols.
Ml.ilJn and Boudaloue's Sermons,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
SIZE II AUCTION.

sale 1T AUCTION.
nN Saturday ,Sth ina. a, IL o'clock, will
~ be Sold the Sioop Baltimore, burthen IS
tons. three yean old snd a5ou, 10 tons FuR'c.
at Bartons Wharf.-Condmions at time OF
Sale. G. q DEAN, Az3nsrsU.
AszUbUf, Tsus z6fb, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26

ev;ry ,or iato the cellar. Il is remarkable that
there were not lefs than eleven pe'fons in the
hoofe. and not one ofthem hurt. We do. not
learn that IL did auy other material damage. ex
cept tearing % BY the roots fosrteen lsree
apple trees 10 an orchard near the houfe. We
underasnd chat the houfe AMI trees were the
property Of Mr'. Lucy Ch,nning o! Bottom, aod
formerly Of this town.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
TO be Ssldat Public Au7ion.

A I Mr.. Townfend's Coffee Hoafe, on
q M,ndav, the I4,h day Of July next. il
GOT .previou1y difpofed Of ., private Sale. that
very piesiansly Gtuatsd FARM. in the town of
Midile'oSn. belonging TO the Sub'criber, a.
bout three mile, ditsnce from the Stne.h,uJe.
which extends fIom the main WeA road TO the
~a,er on the river. c,n,aioing about ago acres
ut good Land. which lsys very convenient for
Obtaining manure from an ex,eniivr N re be.
longing 10 the Fmn--with fuita.ie buildings.
10 good repair. The land i, uader good i'm
provement, well cnced. AMI watered, has al
excsl'cnt Young O,chard, c,n,aining bet seen
four and five acrcs of che bel Fru;t frees.
Conditions OF Sale. will he made kno Va by
spplyingtc JOHN 4. SCOrr.
Newport, Juoe oh. 1856.
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N E w p O r Il.
THURSDAT... TUN6 a6, 1906.

IL wa, ita,ed in the .aft Mcrcufy, that thc
late eclpfe Of the fon, was total 10 hi, to~n.
This is a mifskc. There wasa frnsll ipot ot
the fun, towards the norih. Sst, which vas not
oDfcured, when il made il. ,ppearancc upon
the appoitc Gdc OF the mo:,o's ihIioS.
The eciipfc made u ftt appearance nearly
upon The upper or iouth ed /: OF the iun. When
it was the daIkea. the MI jn's thsao~ appesr.
cd 10 be ctollila the iun fe,m foaih- vet to N.
ese snd vent of in a due eatierly courie.
M:rcary ard Venus to the right OF the fun.
soa an other planet TO ,hc outward aud eaA.
ward of il, reie u be i:cn for a coniideraoie
time during the dsrkca PARK OF the ecli9is.
The M:rcary of toc I4h iua. ioforns rs,
thu = deuicri'ic cominiitec os the lcgh.
ia'sfe Of Madachuf.u,, had not been abe TO
ci'ar ;hc nonoIs Vie .nes Sullivan, the attorney
general Of thar s,si-, o' The charge ot public
detaul,c,, Herr fellow. .citzcDs. ~c Zee an o.
,her inraace Of .rdersi candor aud jaaice. Mr..
Sullivan "a, b,sn io5s long time attorney gen
er,I OF that State; ard che governor sod ies'.-
atVfe have been f2r e'ght Or ten years paH ted.
crsl. D,l 4 iedc " CON niticc ever iuccced IN
fixing the charge OF pubic detaul,er upon him
No Que p eiendi j.. Why then could MT demo.
cratic commi',cc, clear him from fuch charge
Beclufc they had not tiGe TO invcfisate his sc-
count, before .he 'riIion Of the lee'1 uure cod
ed and confeqatntly they could neither con.
d:mn or acqii, hir,. The feierslias koex tia,
this .ould oe the reiait, when they moved to
have committee ehofen for that purpofe and
undoub btedly did il with view Of throwing a
fufccion over his character. At the tim. thi,
motion wss made, it was generally thought that
Mr. Sullivan would be eletled governor and
this expetfs,ion was no doubt the occsGon Of
iu being made. The sedefalias ,hcnf-lves do
no doubt tha, when fair inv,aigation has taken
place, he will be scqsited With honor.
The fame Mcrcsry calls MIR. Sullivan the
linping idol OF de nocracy. IL 10 yell known
thar he slanc. ], he TO blans for that. II .
fedcralit fhonld happen to have tongue TOO
large for his mouth. would he not look uron q
man with coo,empt, ~ho had aooPed to the
neinuef, Of calling him blubbererl
Tornado. On Tuefdsy l,a violens tornado
piGed actof, the iouth end Of this 11,na, whict
eatirelv unrocfed large two Aory dwelling
houfe, & threw down three Rscks OF ;u chin
neys, part OF the bricks Of which falling spo
II - q - IT,. -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26

Wni,e, bsf, and pink
Silk Hahdkerchicf,
$40 81 ELK Shasb
plaid and Dsmsked,
Pink, buff, blue. and
white Giogham'.
Silk and Cotton Sham.
bray Manin',
Lcnoe. picquet, and
laced Mullins,
6-4 cambric Dimitie,.
Ladies SOperhoc white
& black cotton Hofe
with clocks,
Do. black. late, white
& heh. colouIed fix
d..
Tiginy Fans.
A few pieces handfome
furniture Dinity,
Elegant Dc, Cnio'z. OF
twelve different pat
terns and eolon,
White and rich color-
ed chin,z Fringe,
Fine Diaper Table
Cloths. 81. to i1.4'
81 and 60 Diaper
fuitablc for Do.
| Cane and Willow in
fheeis,
White Crapes,
Fine India Book Mui-
!! lios.
. 1896.
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4 EXCELLENT
NDuIch black cloth
Extra fupeshne Eng
lin blue & black do.
Excellent blue black,
and dtab CsHinieres,
A han ii,me al jrtment
of fa nn:r WAittcoat.
ing,
Very Gne Linnens and
Long Lawns.
Fine 3 4 and 4 4 (hirt.
Jog Co,too'.
Mems SupeI6ne cotton
Hoic,
Mems black Englih
ELK do.
Men, lead colored Elk
@. ives,
Parafols and Lutefring
Umbrellas,
Plain and ariped Cot.
ton Cali meres,
White Jeans.
Very hce white Flan-
ocIs,
Extra long white and
coioured kid Glove,,
Picnic Gloves & Mitts
SILK Sleeves.
Fine ! & IS Di,pe',
Eight pieces bgrained
Aoor and Rair Csr-
peting.
| N-wpor. June ~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26

DIEOl-At Eaa. .Grecn~ich, Mrs. EAsrKs
DAvia. in ,hc ooh vesr of her sge.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
L X + S II G. q O u S.

John T. Jo~m.smA, f &o.
Hereby inform their friends aud the publ
that they have joa received handiome
(u,nIv of GOODS-Amnpov vbich are
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
For Sale By
WILLIAM ROBERTS.


h BIZ Sh~t. Ns,. ~ and IS. Lszg. Wba,f,
GsmyaiaQ5umeSi sj orr. ERIES. a0bsit.
(pi, and ,efsL V,z.
EXCELLENT Jamaica Spirits, BY the
T. Hoghead. p
81. Croix, third proof, do. by do.
Bea Of II bland Gin, bv the Pipe.
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy,
NJ ,dera. Sherry. Lib,n. and Malaga WINES
Of a fupetior quality,
Hyfon. Young Hyfon. Hyfon Skin, Souchong
and B,hea TEAS.
Loaf and Brown Sugar, &c. &c.
ALSO.
II quantity Of Paints and Sbip-Cb0ndle-
ry, Croeksry SS Glaf Ware.
He viii ,ecriye by the fia Stket, from N.
York, in addition to his prefent fock. . variety
of Crock.ry ard Olaf, Ware, and frefh fop-
ply OF Groceries, which will reader his aGort-
ment complete and genuine.
Newport. Joas Ii'b. 'so6.
ITO be let, and poGcf6 IN given Immediately
Il q convenient TanyaId Bark Hosie, and
Curriers shop. With fet OF toob. AppIy to
WALTER CORNELL.
No. Io6 Thames Street.
NfsD1sn, Jsse IS, 1906.
FOR SALE.
# Hoys and Cbaif,
Applyto JAMES MUMfokD.
-ALsD,-
A large Aa,rtmeot NJ
DRY 90 u S,
Az sfuai. jua received from Bottom.
Newport, Juns IL, 1895.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26

Tornado. -on Tuefday l,a violent torn,do
p,Ied actoh the iouth end Of this l1aaa, which
eatirelv unrocfed . large two Aory dwelling.
houfe, & threw down three Rscks OF .n chin
neys, part OF the bricks Of which falling spou
the top Of the houfe, made their way throssh
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good, mould be landed and the duties paid" Rob

goods mould be landed and the duties paid" ROB.
Rep p. sos.
The PRECEDENT has thought it proper that you aould
be furnifhed with fuch view of the fuhieS as is here
hetched that you may make the ufe oft belt fui-
ted to the location. lfthe trial Of the Aurora fou!d
not be over objectionable whether the
will interfere with its courts Should the trial be o.
yer and the ientenee of he vce-ajmiral,y court at
st. Johns have been confirmed. you to lofc no
time in pretending the Britiih government a re-
Proclamation corresponding with the feope Of hefr OBJ
iervations; and ia urging that redrefs in the cafe,
which is equally due private iuAice, to the reafo-
able expectations of the United States, and to tina,
confidence aud harmony, which ought to be cherill-
ed between the TWO natioua.
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Ledger.
IMPORTANT TO SPoRTSMEN.

On tie 2ob day IF AtrH n;xf, zoiH6e o6tred for Al.,
at bf Bo7pLing Grsen in Ca,oiias county,
VIE STUD, of the late COL John Hoomes. con-
l. fitting Of imported and country bred Stations,
Brood Mares, and their produce, FOR feveral wears
pah-total about one hundred head. This is GER
tainly the mott numerous, and probably the bet fe
ected Stud, ever before offered at public auction in
this country as IL is well known that the late own
er, fPared neither money OF exerton, in procuring
both at home and abroad fnch flock as appeared
mott certain to inlure him iuccefs, as breeder To
gentlemen who may feel dhpoftion to engage i'm
mediately in the ports of the turf eversl fine three
and feur year ods could be highly recommended. fer
hze, blood and figure. Shopd any Of the Stud horfes
be farmed out for the approaching fpring the iaIe
oiiuch, will be poifPoned, until the expiration of the
iealon The other Rock will I've fold without referye
The terms of fae will be one half Of the purchafe
money payable in fix and the other at ~ months, TO
be feeured by bond, with approved fecurtes to car
ry interelt from the date If not pun6tualy paid.
A comfortable difcount will be made for cath.
Gentlemen in the neighboring Rates are hereby
adured that the fae fha pofitvely take place on the
day above itated.
A estalogus will be exhibited, Eating age, blood.
&c.
JOHN @. VOOLFOLK,
JOHN HoOMES,
Exeensyy IF ,foba Hoo0ve,, deeG
Bowling Green, January rs. (tds,)
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GUN SWAMP.-YOR SALE.

GUM SWAMP,-FOR SALE.
NNh the 2l;h day of February next, will be fold
~ that valuable TRACT of LAND late the pro-
Perty OF John Sale, decd, in CheRerfeld county.
containing 1--WE hundred assss, knewn by the name
OF the Gnm Swamp. the turnpike road, ten u1iles
above MsncIeller the buildings on which are com
modious One half of the psrehafe money will be
required " hard and the other in twelve months.
ISAAC SALE.
January %, T4t.
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Domestic 5nteIIigrnre.

On the 4th init. the bill for withdraw;,c ,b.
funds from Warrington and Saint Iohn;s Col.
iege paiied the Senate of MARYLAND. Tbe yeas
and nays were as follows.
hihrTnative-- MeiifS. Brown, r. Johnrop,
M'Culloch, Partridge, Ringgold, Shriyer, Tho.
mas, Whitley, Williams.
Negative Mefs. H7rwood, prefdent, Chric
te' Duckett, Hayward, Houtoo, J. Johnfon--
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NORFOLK, Jan. 2a.
TIE RocHEFoRT SQUADRON.
The public have been for fome tine kent &,
iuipsnSe, as to the definatioR of this sect ,f.