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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-01

A letter from one of the ira commercial houf-
ca IN hmftcrdam, to a merchant in N. York,
dated in Jan. lat, fays, " From the information
that mutt have reached you foon after the date
or your tirt letter, you will have found the prin-
ciple OF Britiih Courts, in regard to colonial pro-
dnce being carried in American bottoms, to be
plainly ettsblihed, and put in application by ac-
tua fact. The greater number of fhips, howe.
yer is releafsd, although their detention and
charges of claiming, fubjeets both f1ip and cargo
to heavy averages"
n letter received in N. York from Bordeaux,
dated the 18th February ftates, that the Eng
IIih were liberating all American vefTeIs.
Phil. PAP.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-01

pre-. q INHALER qualify OF The prodHce ct O.
thcr countries being difpofed of in her ports, "A
imaller quantity of her own manufactures will
of conrfe be received in exchange.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-01

Paris, February li.--.Psrt of the army Of
the North have arrived at this city. The Prince
Royal of Bavaria has alto arrived at this city.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-01

VIENNA, January so.---The army of the
Arch-Duke Charles is broken up, and the regi-
ments returned to their garrfons.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-01

HAaBusc, January ss.--It appeaas from
the Berlin Gazette, that Hanover is to be plac.
ed in the hands of the king of Prutiia till the de-
fnitivc peace.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-01
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS AND
PLANTERS.

e c'r2f If a lstter to n gentleman IN f5;s civ
tran 2is eoyr1lpoadeaf IN France, 4,atea,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-01

Richmond, March, e7tb. JAMES LYONS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
S><x8s.av<<<
LATE OMISSION.
COMET DISCOVERED

CoLuhs,A, Is. C.) Dec. ii--On Sunday
evening laa, the 9Th, the Rev. Mr.. Moore dii-
covered sbost s o'clock. Comet. which ne
laft nigh, pointed out to the and othen. With
out any Astronomical inttruments whatever
INV ohiesvations cannot be very correct, parti-
co,.rly az il was 6tuated in q part of the hea-
veus. with which l have not an accsrase ac-
ousintsnce. However, as at s minutes pat y
thee time at which faw il, aboat degrees OF
africa eliminated, and the Comet had Psfied the
meridian wish conGdcrable fou,h latitude ei
simate ts place to be I, or - degrees OF Pifce',
and near the foot Of Aqaarias. lts appearance
], cesa'ar. ys', ese mas aUr a,r 20 % ,he sssws.a
Hopiox TO Zee il from nine-iuch globe to
nieS,, The only iuArumcnt this place affords,
1.-The College appatasss not being arrised) l mall
Be able 1t 1ome future day 20 be fomewhat more
certain, and to determine whethsr It be Ration-
ary, direea or retrogssde. W.. u. :
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
ANECDOTE.

:. One lind Kyi 6sto,s 4ee part"
YOUNG lady having purchafed an abort
ment of mufc At wasc-houic Gtuated in the
wesiero part of Philadelphia. on returning to her
carriage, recollcsted piece which ihc had neg
lse,cd 70 buy. ''Sir," faid fhe. on re-entering
the (hop, !" there is yet one thing which have
forgot, and which muR now requeh you to
rive me-" And what 10 that I" aked the
young mu6c -fcllcr. /" Ii is, Sir" replied ihe,
iheG,a,ins, and ruouing over the titles OF the
nufc Che held in her hsnd.| =" 1t IL" One
kind kifs before we part. The gay youth.
vauI.ine inaan,sneooay over the table. faluted
the fair Granger !--ltis icarcly neceHary to In
form the reader. {Dho will fecollett the Tong,
.. Oue kind kif, before we part ~ that It was
an air OF lefs toschiag nature, than the one
given by oar hero. which the lady expected Go
receive.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
NATHANIEL DEARBORN,
Bsok-Bimder sJ Sfationer,

LAS taken the chamber over Mehs. MEls
i i e RoosRs' Store, No IT Thames
Sucer. oppoGte Mr.. qsz0xjfsd'f Coffee Houfe,
where the Book Binding buiinef, will be carri.
ed on in It's vzriou. branches-Accoant Books
with or without feel backs ruled 10 any pat
tern Old books bound on reafonable terms,
Any ordcfs in the above buhncb will be exc
cutcd with puneuality and difpstch.
Al excellent aGorment OF Stationary, Ac-
count and School Books, viii always be kept
for fsle as cheap az can be purcbaied in New
port.-Now on hand Watts Pialms,& Hymns,
large and fmsll type, SCOTS Lea5ns, ,Eicmenu. OF
Ufdul Knowledge, American Preeeptor, do.
Selections, AIdens Reader, Dabolls Arithmetic,
Roots do. Muray's Abridged Grammar, ,WsbRes
Improved Spelling book. do. Grammar, Teta-
ments, Amauacks for 500. QuiIls from No.
8 to I6. States & Slate Pencis, Letter & common
Writing Paper, Sealing Wax, Waters, Lead
Pencils, Ink Powder, red and black. Columbian
Orator, Morfe's Geography, AIden's rf. and
I'd Part. Entertaining books for Children, &c.
Wholefale and Retail.
Jaa received, an excellent fupply letter and
Vellum paper for drawing-Superior paper for
Has juff received rhe moa approved editions of
Sacred Mufc.
A variety of elegant
Small Books for Children.
Newport, Dec. i3, 1906. IT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
Mrs. Doubleday,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs her friends and
N former cuRomen, that fhe has removed
from No. IS Thames street, TO No. Is Long,
Wharf, near the Theatre; where thoie who
may pleaie to favor her with their cuttom may
depend on good accommodations. She earnett-
ly folicits the patronage OF the public, With at
furnaces on her part OF every exer,icn TO plesse.
The fmalIeR favor gratefully received, and duly
acknowledged.
Ntzpborf, Jax. z3. 1900.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
Mr.. BIssgE,

Mr.. BIsBRs,
Sra.-IfyeH fbink tie entle,td njqt, sneOo,
Thy place inJoay paper. fkejt 10 gipe y On
IN ,ssr fire. - 4.
A BITTER night the Pa'ion crie',
And fafely locks the door,
And then cxclaims with uplift eyes
" May God protect the poor."
At nine TO prayer the Parton goes
With vifsgc long and iolepn,
Prays for the poor wceps DER their woes,
Then opes the Sacred Volume.
Reads of the good Samaritan,
And iuch like pious lore,
Comments On what he reads--and thens
Exclaims God help the poor.
The Parton CARTS add trembling hears.
A knocking at his door,
A feeble voice ialutes his cars
IS Kind fir protect the poor.
t" Chill blows the wind faft falls the fnow,
I" Your pity implore,
50 Prctett . hapiefs child OF voc,
"Kind iir protect the poor.
Aias the pious faint replies.
"Jhy miiery depiore,
.s An me 10 fuch night as this,
"Who pi,ies not the poor.
.. Bcpqar VIC cant. receive thee here,
/" To think it grieves me fore,
Sc Beggar good isht. be OF good cheer,
"God will project the poor.
Briftol, Jan. 40, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06


yeuient yell 6nifhcd D~elIing- Houfe. Cheefe-
Houfe. Cribb. Barn, Chaife- Hoafs. and other
neceary building. thereon; an excellent Excel ses o,
chard Of e.sraf'ed a1d w,ldlas 5 iIa.'. WI when
very we'll fbeI,erea with large trees and beau
,ifui Garden. It i. unoecsaary to defcribe the
goodnefs If the foil. as il 10 well known to
be equal if not fupericr to any on this Hand,
with one Of the rR privileges OF manure from
,br Reach adjoining "a beautiful pond below
the orchard. where fine perch and othe, fin are
taken in grea, abundance, and in the feafon OF
it, the 6neft fhooting Of fs. fo~l of almoa every
defcrip,ion The whole lying beautifully to the the
in meadow land. that will average two tons OF
hay to the acre the remainder faitable for bar
lev &c. The above efate 10 well fenced, in fuit-
able divi6ous. with the bea Of aone ~all. An
indifpuiabIe title viii be given. and the terms
made eafy.-Apply toe. ero>,
on the premifes.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06

FoR 1xx RHoDx-lsLAND REiUBLIcAN,
Au Aeesxm st terrible Storm a, F,sde,iei 7swn.

FROM diaance far, in yonder northern fky,
Black clouds arife, and vivid lightning fly.
Tremendous hue. black clouds. .on cioud' appear,
With thrca,ning dire events, approaching near,
Tempeffous winds, with fury bultiDg forth;
With clouds OF hailAonss rstiling from the uorth.
Laborous winds, loud claps OF thunder roar,
While rain in torrents down promiicuou' pore !!
Stcpeodous nature, qusk'd from pole, TO pole,
A, ths' iecond deIpge drown the world,
Men, beaa. and birds, before the ,empeA fly.
And the tall oaks, arc whirled 10 the Ky,
No place of ref, no fhelter TO be found,
While dcvaaa,ion. .threat'nipg all around,
Heaven and Earth, terrikc fcenes difpIsy'd,
While the Rout heart food trembling and
difmay'd.
But when that power. that rules amidR the
6orm.
Said peace he Gill, the winds and fess were calm,
The tempeR ceaf'd, the lofty lkics fefene,
While 10Y on every cosn,enance was feen.
Frieuds and Neighbours, Parents and Children
dear,
With wonder tell what they did fee and hear,
So may we happy meet on Canaan's ihore,
When the tcmpcauous form OF lite is o'er.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
SAIL. MAKING.

THE fubfcribers having entered into partner.
L fhip, snder the firm OF
Dunham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail Making buGneis, in Its various branches,
at theiNSail Loft, on the wharf Of the late Gen.
John Malbone, at the South part of the town.
Thofe who may favor them with their cuitom.
may depend on punduality and difpatch. All
favors viii be gratefully acknowledged. by
CHARLES c. DUNHAM,
WING SPOONER. I'D.
Newport April 8. 1909. 1911.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
Notice.

NIOTICB is hereby given. that there are
IN number of Small Childrea to be bount
our.--Terms may be knovs. BY applying 70
either OF the Snbfcribers.
ROBERT TAYLOR orx,k>,s
JOHN TiLLINGHAST, ri. P..,.
JOB TOWNSEND.
Newport, JAM 10th. Isos. :
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
MeMs. Marcy g Trevett,

Respectfully inform the Public,
THAT they have opened their School, 10
i Clarke-Srr uear Wafhington, ,Sqsare,
late the re6dence Of Mr.. William Bri4s1-
Where youth will be carefully taught Reading
srsmmatically, Writing, CyPheriog. Geoefs-
ply. Book Keeping. by Jingle and dosble ent-
~, &c.-Thole who may intruR them with
their childreu, may depend on the Rrittcit Al.
,entioa being paid to their morals and manner
of behavior. .-Houn Of Tuition from 9 to IA
o'clock 10 the morning and from , to 10 the
sfscrnoou-The Evening School from 6to 9
o'clock.-For further particulars apply At the
School. Room.
- The LATIN and GRrrK Languages,
will be taught 70 ,hcfe who win Il.
Newport. Nov. ~, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
Engraving on Stone.
ELISHA SMITH. Jun.

- ESPECTFULLY informs the public thar
IN he has taken the Yard lately occupied by
Mr.. Henry Bril-, where he carries on the Stone
Cutting bsGneis, in all its varioss brsnches.-
Thofe who favor him with their employ may
depend upon having their work executed with
neatnefs aud difpa,ch.
Neuvporf, .Asg. 40. #
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06

VXIE the Subfcribersbeing by the Honor
wv able Court Of Probate, of the Town of
Newport. appointed to receive, examine and ad-
iua the claims of the creditors to the ERate Of
LUKE BLlVEN. late of Newport, aforefaid,
mariner, deceafed, repreiented infolvent, Give
Notice to all perfoas who have any demands a.
eainft the Ehate, to bring them to either Of Us,
at our sefpcttive dwellings. within Six Months,
from the date hereof, being the time allowed by
iaid Court of Probate.
: wILLiAM HvNrsR, Csmmy
EDwARp TnuRsroN, 6osrrr.
And all pesfons indebted to faid ERate, are
requeIted TO make immediate payment. to
JOHN CAHOONE. <dmisjsrat~.
Newport, .Nos. 4, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06

THIS is the celebrated work, j0R publfhes
i in London, which is. in point OF fyle.
inferior to no production Gucc the days OF Juni-
Us. The contents Of this iingular book are noe
Iefs interefting than its Ayls-as the work 10
acknowledged to be written at the mitigation
of the Engiilh Miniary, and involves principles
of the utmoft commercial importance, to this,
~ell a. to every other marstime neutral country.
In mort, no pe'lon who as an intereff, either
direa or indirctt, 10 commercial puriuits, fhould
omit the pcrpfal of this publication.
Newport, Ian. 40, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06

VXyE the fubfcribefs being appointed Com
wv mifIioners by the Hon. Court of Pro-
bate tor the town Of North KingRown, to re-
ce;ve and examine the claims of the creditors
,eainR the eaate Of Riebayi Pbiilips late of faid
town. deccsied, seprefeuted infolvent Hereby
notify all perfons having any demands ssaio&
fad eisste, to exhibit them to either Of the fuo-
fcr;ocrs at our refpetfive dwellngs, within 6x
months from the date hereof. being the time al-
lowed BY faid Court. .
GEORGE THOMAS, | Cs~~7-
ISAAC HALL, f'ssr.
All perfons indebted to faid eaats are de-
dred 10 make immediate payment to
BENJAMIN SMITH. Adrsyrsnr.
North. Kineaown, Nov. al, 1906,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
Freight.

~ TIE ne@ Shooner OcrAw.
~ 4 burthen ninety fous Tom.
"a W RICHARD BARNEY, Msf-
~ TO fail 10 fifteen days. will take
s-'sss-h Freight for Char etion, Is. C.
or Savannah. (G.j For term. apply to he Maj.
ter. on board, or to PHILLIP TILLING-
HAST,
WEXFORD Jan. 7th. Sos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
Newport, Oaober 9, 1906.
Delays are Dangerous.

Il LII Perfous who are indebted to Niebeh q
"A CsndaN for breaking and carding wool,
are hereby reqoeaed to call, previous to the
twentieth Of this month. and fettie their ac-
counts with the fubicri,cr whereby ne may
be enabled to make fnal fettlemcnt with the
concerned /: He po6tively declines future fo-
pcrintending the buiinef,. ~
SAMUEL CLARK. \
N. B. The above bu6neis ~ill be conti-
nued - ufual.
Oe7oker 2, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06

y 7 this Office, as an APPRENT-
~ ICE to the Printing Buhnefs, a
Smart, Active LAD, Ia or IS years
of age.--aF One from the Country
would be preferred.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06

French 7oqOn Seminary Lottery.
n LII perfons who are indebted to tho Man.
n ayers Of faid Lottery. for Tickets in the
hra Clafi. are earnealy requeAed 20 make i'm.
mediate payment otherwlle their Notes will
be put in fu, without further notice.
THOMAS FRY Mo,n
GEORGE CARD.
EaG-G yeesquieb, Ott. 8. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06

No. IIe--qsameS-Srsei,
y ESPECTFULLY informs the public, ard
IN her friends in particular, thai fhe intends
TO follow the fame lise of buGneis of her late de
ceafed hofbaDd, in the plesiing hope. that With
the aid OF fympathizing and generous public,
ihe fhall he enabled to fuppor and educate her
hume rous family OF young children. This i'm
portant daty, fnce the death OF a beloved hui.
band having drvolved upon her. fhc earneAly TO-
licit, ihe patronage ofthe friends of the " Widszv
ard tie FSfbe,lsG."
She has on hand a judicious feleSion o
GO O D S,
And 1hortly expects an additional iupply.-
Thofe who may be diipofed to favor her with
their cufom, may depend upon having every
article 10 her lioc Of buGneis, on as reafonable
ern,s az can be purchaied in the State. The
mallea favor gratefully acknowledged. M
Newport. Otf. 9. sSos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06

NYOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
~ Of the efta,e Of William Tiilirgbef, Mer-
chant, late of Newport. deceaied, repseient-
ed infolveat, that the Court Of Probate OF the
town Of Newport have allowed fix months from
this date, to exhibit their clsms again6 faid
eNatc TO the undcrGgned CommiRioners, who
will receive the fame at their REFLECTIVE dwell
ing, AT any time within faid term.-No claims
will be received unleis properly atteRed.
JOHN SLOCUM. | Commit
JOHN M. MANSFIELD. ] fsners.
All perions indebted to faid eifate. are re-
quoted to make immediate payment to either OF
the isbfcribers, or to Sally M. Smith, at the
Store Of Mr,. TilIinghaa whole receipt will be
a complete difcharge.
WILLIAM MOORE, jt | A1u;x;e
CALEB GREEN. ,.1,..,
STEPHEN CAHOONE, "''
Nr4vpor,, 7b Oa0ber. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06

THE fabfcrben being by the Hon. Court
i of Probate for the town of South -Kipgi-
town, appointed Commilioucn. to receive,
examine. and adjuA the claims Of the creditors
to the eAa,c of Samuel Babeoek. late of South
Kinstown, Efq. deceaied. reprefen,ed infolvsn':
Hereby give notice to all perfons having claims
to faid eatc, to exhibit the fame to either OF %
at our REFLECTIVE dwellings. within Six months
fror, the date hereof, that being the time al.
lowed by faid Court for the above purpofc.
WILLIAM c. CLARKE Csmmy-
JOHN CONGDON, Eosf,i.
All perions indebted to faid eRa,e, arc re-
Quoted to make immediate payment to
PELEG BROWN, Aimisyqrator.
South. Kingaown, Jan. 18th, 1896. (76
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
Sale.
HAT we'll known, b.au,i :

70 the fubfcriber, lying about
one mile from the Town of
Newport. containing one hun
dfcd acres, with q large. con.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-01
Senate Of the United States.
Thursday, February IS.

DEBATE ON THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION:
Q. Resolved, That the presiden. of the
United States he requested to demand and
insist upon the restoration of the property
OF their citizens, captured and conds mned
on the pretext of its being employed in a
trade with the enemies Of Great Britain,
prohibited in time of peace; and upon the
iudemnihcation Of such American citizens,
tor their losses and damages sustained BY
these captures and condsmnations ana 10
enter into such arrangements with the Bri-
fish government, on this-aid all other diff,
te'enees subsis,ing between she two nations
(and particularly respecting the impress.
ment Of American seamen) as may be con.
sistep. with The honor ane ip.eses.s Of .hs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-01
n @ T j C 7.

2~HEfl blcribef viii rent the houfc onF airfay.
4 free,, near Duke aEeet, lately occupied by
Mr.. James H. Hcoe. apply 10 M5. Jebs
Iaeker.-As fcune Per{on has reported that the
aoufe is liable for back rents, the following Ger.
,iic4te, from Mr.Nashaniel c. Runter, (tb,
sosirai propric,or of the lct1 who leafsd rhe
hcnfe andsloe TO NE on IN annual efSund rent,
braves, that there is po Truth in the ,faid re-
sort,
Stephen Cooke.
G-s- ] hereby acknowledge, to have received
he ground. rents due On a lot, In The town Of A
sxandfis, on Fairfax. areet, lesfed Of me By
DR.. Stephen Cooke, up to the Sd day of Febru.
AIRY 1905.
NATHANIEL C. HUNTER,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15

frive the Sultan Of the honor Of his prefence and G.
ven aser letting out for Tome leagues his re-
turn, Bruno obtesvng that theie marches and coun-
ter-marches excited n,irth than terror at la
liked day, when finally either Buonapsr,e nua be
acknowledged by the Divan an Emperor Of the
French or ms departure would take place. On chat
day he indeed began his retreat. but, under differ
ent presexs he again Topped fent coaricrs to his fe-
cretaries, waited for their and fent new cou
riers again-but all in van the divan continued re-
fractory.
AT his ira aul;ence after his return, the receipt
on Bnonaparte gave him WAS not very CORDIAL He
demanded aive employment, in cafe of continental
war either IN Italy or in Germany; but received
ther When our army of England was already Oh
1t, march towards the Rhine. and Buonaparte retu.n
ed here, Bruno ordered to take command or the
coat, and TO organize there army Of obfrrvation
defined to fuecour Holland in cat. of an invafon. or
to invade England fhould favourable location pre-.
TENT ,fc The fact is, he is charged to Intrigue IA.
Their than to fight; and were Napoleone able to force
upon Au'tria another peace Of Luneville, Bruno will
probably be the pleniposentary that would ak your
acceptance OF another peace of Amiens. It is here
genera! belief that his prefept command Ggnifes a.
mother pacific overture from Bunnaparte before your
parliament meet at lean before the ne ~ year
Remember that our hero is more TO be dreaded as
Philip than as Alexander.
General Bruno has bought landed property for nine
millions of livrcs (375 oool) and has, in different
funds, placed ready money the fame amount. His
own and his wifc's dia nonds are valued by him at
three millions; and when he has any partssto dinner
he exhibits them with great complafance as prefents
Js'esd upon him during his CAMPAIGN in Switzerland
and Holland, M the prete7or he gave the iuhabi-
tan,s. He is now 70 vain of his wealth and proud of
his rank, tina. he only diegards all former ac-
qraintances but denies his own brothers and filters
telling them frankly tina, the Field Martial Bruno can
have no ihoe maker for brother, nor fiter married
to chandler; that he knowsof noparens norela,ves,
being the maker o! his fortune Of what he is thar
his children will look farther back for ancenry
than their father. One ofhis irit ooulns petition,
who United rather ultimately his family alliance,
was recommended by Bruno to his friend Fouche,
who lent him cn a voyage Of d;eoOery TO Cayenne,
from which he probably will not return very foon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
February 25.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

ANYWAY from the fublcrib-r, on Tburs,sv
night the ut inf "a negro man named LEWIS.
ne Is about Eve feet nine inches high, out and
y, zen made has tear on one of his hands q believe
his rght) occaiioned By bsrn when f,,a. he 90.
away home-ipun fhort Goa. and pantaloons dyed or
hight olive colour, took with him black broAi
cloth coat and vef, but expect he will change hi,
name aud cioathing and attempt paiIing as a free
man. and will attempt make his efcape to Norfolk
by water. Matters Of vefes and all Others are fore
warned from har5ouring, employing, or taking hin,
away at their peril The above reward will h. n,;f
on delivering him to Joieph Trayor, IT, in BlandEord.
or the fubcriber.
ARCHER TRAYLOR, fen.
NJ r. have underitood that he was feen in the
city OF Richmond during the Broad Rock Races, dre
ed IN black thin; it is probable he is ltl lurking
about there He has pert ~alk good countenance,
very active and fond of waiting on gentlemen.
a. T.
Chederfeld May 81. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
TIL: JEFFtRsoo.
AN ACT


Making tp'-ociJf2n for the eonl3euJ17J ofrD;t,,oc
jS5 qvbo attended TIE trial of ibe iabsaeb,u.1t
Of Samuel CHEF.
BE il ena6ed BY the Senate and Houle of Re-
prsientNfiUe5 Of TIE United Slater of A,uerica,
IN CongreG aDembied, That to every witnef
fummoned to attend the trial of the imDeacb-
meat OF Samuel Cbafe, there fhaIl be allowed &
paid for every days attendance upon the faid
trIal,the fun of three dollars ALTO for mileage,
at the rate of twelve and half cents for every
mIie's ditance, coming TO the city of Wafhing.
ton, and returning TO the ufual place of ref
dence of the witnefTes, respectively.
Sect. 2. And be it further enacted, That II
mall be the duty ofthe fecretary of the Senate,
to afcertain and certify the amount due to each
witneis, for attendance ard mileage; which
certificate fhal be fuficient voucher to enti,le
the witnefs to receive from the treaf,lry of the
United States, the amount certified to be due.
unleis otherwife ordered by the Senate.
sect. 8. And be 1t further enacted, That the
fun OF hx thoufand dollars be Appropriated. 10
defray the expencet to be incurred under the
provltions of this act, TO be paid out of any mo-
ney IN the treafury not otherwife appropriated.
NATHL. MACON,
S3eaktr Of be HogjS eff Reeyclcntatioe,.
S. SMITH,
April 2l, 1906.
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON.