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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
Als,t n. %,asnsr.
No. ios. Thames-Street.
Hssjf rsesivsd an sxfr.6vs s9s,f~sss Of
Staple and Fancy Goods
AMoNo orHERs, Arr

1~ sfegssf sgs,fmszf Of
Lstea tsihioa fupef6ne
and common Cali
coes.
chia'1.' and Copper
P,s,es,
Il large eDs,fm,nf Of
ludia Cottons aud IT.
i'm Linnens.
Scotch and India book
Mullins.
Psqaet. Lsoo. & Cur
ronade MuA,n,. 6g-
ured and plain.
r ch laced aud tambo-
red Mullins.
Japan Ditto.
Checked and Plain
| M 1ins,
Ladies rich and COM
mon V:ils,
Laced and Figured
| Hanak.rchirt,.
Habit Hanikerchiets,
ditto.
Figured Cap Patterns,
Lace Trimmings.
Lace Nett Mullins,
Laced. figured. and
plain Crapcs. all Co.
| lou,
Figured Satins and
| Sz.cenetu,
| Rich Gosn 'T,imm.
! iags.
| Silk Gloves and Mitts,
Laiies Armlcu,
Silver, Cotton. and
Silk Cords, Buttons,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
AJ6, NerOea fa6ion London
DrclS Hats and Bonnets

coNsisTIKo OF
Few elegant white Imperial Chip Hats,
Fcw do. hgured Grape Drcfs B,unels,
Do. Eoglih Walking B,nners.
Do. elegant P.imrole B,nnets. with wreaths,
Do. Gipfey Willow Bonnes.
Large EnsIifh Cane and Willow Hats.
Willow and hsared Satin French Bonoets.
Az elegant Aaortmeot OF
artificial EozVers, Wrsatbs, &c.
Elegaai Git PLuMEs,
White Silk Bufoons,
Shoe Ronctu.
Nescfi faihloned WIGS and FRESETTS.
Nswpsn. Ma, lsib. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
JOSIAH C. SHAW.

f.fs,m tbs P.She ~ ges,,si. aS4 bis Friend' is
barhesisy.
THAT he has opened an Once, No. iSS'
1 Thames. areer. where he viii be happy 90
trsnfsd buGnefs in the liue OF his pfoteiiion.--
Particular attention will be paid TO Conveyan-
cling. in all its various branches, and every ia.
your gratefully aeknow leJged.
Nesvporr, May y. 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
N 0 T 1 c E.

N o TT c E.
THE Directors Of the Rhode Iland Bridge
i Company, having determined to proceed
Immediately in the execution Of fail work oil
perfons willing to engage in laid undertaking,
either as labosren, or in freighting fone, are
requcacd to call on the Subict'ber, at hi, honfe
in Newport, who Is ready to contract with
them for the fame.
ID. LYMAN. Sater;n,eSdass
Nswtsn. May i3, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05

Velvet Biodinss.
Elegant Necklaces.
Plain aud ornamented
Combs.
Rich & common Fans.
Barcelona Handk'h.
Silk Shawls.
Lace Cambricks.
Do. tambored Muffin,
d..
Linnen Pocket Hand.
kerchiefs.
Common and fuper6ae
Dimity.
6.< Cambrick Dimity
~ and 90 Cotton
Cambricks. 6s'rd.
Checked AID hair Cor
ded Cambricks,
Black Sattins.
Fiorance Lu,eRrings,
ds sitgasf eE,iaenfy
Cotton. Silk & Thread
Laces.
Ladies and Cen,lemens
Cotton and Silk
HuE.
Silk aud Cotton Um-
brellas.
An sG,rtment OF La
die, ParafoIs,
Black x colored Cam. +.
bricks,
Cotton Gingham'.
Yellow and blue Man
keens.
Vetine'.
An elegant aGormcat
Kid Shoes. very low.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
Il E M VAL.
GORTON ANDERSON.
TIN-PLATE WORKER.

R,pe6fait hfo,ms ,bs psbiie. and Biz j,ie.x,
in particular,
HAT he has removed from Market Square
i TO No. 6, Bsnniaer's wharf, = door,
Wet Of Godfrey Wsrwood's h,ke houfe,
where all kinds OF TlN-WAREis is manuisttor.
ed. and may be had. at whoIefsle or re,aii. a,
low as can be purehaied in the State. and war.
ranted to be as good.
He returns his thanks to his former cui,om-
crs, and iclici,s continuance Of their favou.-
CorRant attsndspce viii be given and the
fmsllea favovs gracefully acknowledged.
'.'Caih given for old Pewter and
Lead.
Newport, June 4, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05

DIED "A, Briaol. on the z7th ult. 10 The
18TH year OF her age, Mrs. ANN BuRr. reliet
ot the Rev. John Burt, late nlnifer in tha,
town. and daughter OF William Ellery, Efq. Of
this town, deceaied.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
JAMES HAMMOND,

JAMES HAMMOND,
Has roR sALs,
At the Store lately occspied by Rhodes and
Hammond. whoieiale and retail,
JAMAICA SPIRITS, 4th proof.
French and Barcelona Brandy.
Holland Geneva.
Havana and Brown Sugar,
Loaf and Bsfard, do.
Sherry Wine, New. York Soap.
Excellent Retailing MolsGcs.
Soschong Tea. Pepper. Moaard, Ginger
French and Span,(h FIoa, lodigo.
Supei6ae Flour, &c. &c.
NJ. B. Thofe Who arc indebted 70 the ists
firm Of RnoDEs & HsAMoWD. sill plesle to
call at the tore Of James Hammond tor the fet-
flement of the falnS, and tnofe who have dee
msods on the faid 6rm, TO exhibit the iame tor
feulemcnt q sboyc.
Newport. May III, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
FOR SALE BY
SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

FOK SALE BY
SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
nNE hundred hosfheads ~. Eoglaud RAM
~ 100 do. good retailing MolIaGess
40 do Msrtinieo do.
s Boxes Havana Brown Sugars
Few pices Holani Genevs.
& hogfhcads 4th proof Jamaica Spiritss
10 do. Windwa,d IAsnd do.
100 Boxes mould and dipt candles,
Ieo do. Hard Soap,
RsGia and Ravens Duck, BY boIts
Hemp BY the Tons
10 Barrels good Prime Pork, IA .i
10 do. Prime and Meis Beef.
LIKEWISE.
Dxeliog- Houies iu Bsosd.Stfset,
DO. d. Thsmes- Street.
DO. DO. Frsnklin Street.
For terms apply st No. SO Thsmss.streek
Newport, Msy Sin. 500.
JXTHEREAS TsAsxryL. my Wife, hss
wv eIopcd from my Bed and Board This
10 TO forbid ell Pesions entertaining os fssaing
her on my Account. ~ I will not pay any Debts :
Of her consrstliog alter the date hereof.
THOMAS CHAMPLINs ,
Exsh,. My sefb, 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
CUSTOM. HOUSE.
O;2yi9 of Nrqybo,f. Tu~, "a.

ENreRID FROM
Brig Hiram, HOdfon. Charlehon.
S,oop Sufanna, Bears. BoAon.
Schooner Sokcy, Bssss, Do.
SIoop Golden Age, Juain, N. York.
cLEARED PoR
Sloop Lcopsrd. Green. New. York.
Sloop George, Collins. Wilmington.
Schoonrr Frankhn. Read, E1enton.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
viii je Sold at Public Aue7ion.

.nN the fx.eensa day OF Jone next. the Faru
~ Stock and implements Of the Subfcribei,
Etuated in MiddIctown. (opon this Hand J
if not before Sold at private faIe. Said Farm
contains ri6ns of-o hundred and City Aercs.
has . new. large, well hnifhed aod convenient
Dwelling- Houie, Barn and other Buildings mp
OIL it. beiides IN Old Houfc. Il hass grea,
privilege OF fea-weed, to which il 10 noft con.
venienily Gtus,ed.-Inveutosy Of The Easse,
and terms vill be made known II the tine and
place OF Sale. viz. = 9th June. 4 O'Clock, r. ".
at THOMAS 1OWNSRND'si in Newpou.
WILLARD BRIGGS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05

Wn. Piokney. Eta. the 3ref.nt attorney gan
eral OF the aAte of Miryisld, has taken his
paa,ge from BiItimore with his family. in the
Dana. bouod TO Liverpool as miniaer extraor-
diaary aad PIeniPotcntiary TO the Court of
London.
II difinguifhed talents and unfulIied virtue
can Obtain to this country the bleiiiogs OF peace
and neutrality, we may calculate on iuceefs.
ful iGie of the m Ai,n of Mr. Manroe and Mr..
Piockney. .--Bah. dmeri.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
N E w P O r T.
THURSDAr....T .TgNk s, 1896.

Arrived At this p,rs. this ~ m,roiae, the brig
Ddpa,ch. George Shearman Mlaer.ia 40 day,
from the HAVANA. Capt. S. wss boarded off
the Hamps,ns in Long lad. 90 the /, nR.
by a boat from the Bri'ifh dip of var, Ja,iser.
Of SO gans, Capt. Murray. sai VA informed
'hat another Britih M, Of gar ~as crsifiag pf
y the Hook, al other of th: c n,-s Of Virginia.
and an 9th AFT Chariea,n. Capt. S. ~as po-
hisly trested by the Lieatenaat who bonded
him, aud after about an hoaI's detention, faff.r-
ei 90 proceed unm ,leaed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
(H)HEREAS at the latt farrsme Judicial
Couff held AZ Naunase diuoses

~
Wv Court. held at Newport. q divorce
vas obtained bc;~ me and my wife. from her
application with my confsnt, or mould have
made one nv self--I made 90 oppcdtion 70 pre-
vent ii. which could have done, bot having a
with tor feparation. thought beA. with the ad.
vice OF my friends, to make none.
And 90 TO the charges broush, sg,inh ne.
shey we're fslfs aad fsbuIous--As can, and am
wi!ling TO appeal TO God and the world to wit
psl the iame--For shc fstisfattion of my friends
and Others. think my ielf under the obligations
TO paol'th this. as vadous opinions may circulate
shout i,-and a. TO her condutf. mould think has
been, and 10 fuficient to fatisfy every uopreju-
diced mind. refpeeaug whv | did NOT oppofe il
do .docesely win her fssure cosdod may
comPenfate for Psh.
JOHN ,. INGRAHAM.
Newport, June %th, 500.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05

%h~ 3. JennssmG. 4 %.
AT their Store No. ss3 Thames. Street. 'froa
OF Capt. James Perry's. Offer for Sale
handfome afTortment of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05

The EG:x frigate. Com nodore Rogers, we
ieara. is on h.r gay home. Report lays the
Edsx is in the [Chefapeak] bay.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05

Letters from Pari. fate, thar Jerome Bona.
Psr,e wasto eipoufe Spaaifh PIinceis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05

VNIE the Subfe,ioep. being by the honor
Wv able Court OF Probate Of the town Of
Ns~pou, appointed Comm i6onsrs TO receive.
examine. and sdjsR the CLAIMS Of the Cfeditors
TO the Eaase OF JAMES TAYLOR. ls,e If
Newport. afosefaid. Mafon, decesIed. repre-
fented infoIvens. give notice that We sill attend
q; ous reflective dseIIieg hosfes, TO receive the
claims sssiua hid ERse, At any time within
tx months from the da.e hereof, being the time
allowed bv, ,fsId Cosot.
WILLIAM MOORE, Commit
GORTON ANDERSON. I fioners.
All perions indsbted TO fsid EAate. ase Is-
queAed to make innediste payment. to
ABIGAIL TAYLOR, AdninR'ix.
Newport, June I'd, Iso6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-01
A REQUEST TO THE BEsEtoLEwr AND Hu.
NAME.

A REQUEST TO THE BENEvoLENr AND Hu.
NAME.
VETHEREASin September iaG took John Tones,
w fon Of Mary Jones, lad then of about twelve
years of age, from the Berkeley Spridg to this city,
under miitaken notion that his mother had right
Ounce fhe actually eIercifed t to bind her ION to me
and whereas the faid John Jones', getting probably in
formed, as have nce been, Of the nulliry of the in
denture, did on the 2If 22nd of October after INV
letting out for Alexandria, leave my houfe and Raid
ieveral days at Mr.. Alberts, baker on Shockoe
Hill, by whom he brought back-but left nv
houfe fecond time the fame or next day, las
have been informed on my return,) faying, tina. he
wihed TO go back to his mother tina, he knew cyery
4teP OF the road and hould find il. Frederickfburp
plenty ofwaggons TO carry him to wincheRer-and
whereas learned lately, to my great furprife from,
captain John Hunter, at the Berkeley Spring, TO
whom had occaon TO write, that the faid John ZONES
had neither been ieen, nor heard Of, which has been
confirmed nce by letter from his mother 10 me-
therefore reque by this public notice all and every
perfon or perfons, who may harbour the before ma.
med John Jones, or know his place of abode, or
what isbeeome OF kim, to communicate their iutel-
gence to his dhconfolate mother at the Berkeley
Spring, or to the fuhicriber in Richmond
C. F. STRAS.
The faid John Jones i, rather tall for his age, 1en
der, but we'll uiade-has fair complexion. blue
eyes, light hair, number offreclles in the face-he
is prightly and a5tve, rides well on horfe back and
can drive Wagon.
June 27. (st)
~ The Printersin the different parts of ,hsfs,e,
are humbiy foIiaited by diGreled mother, to giye
place TO the foregoing in Their papers,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-01
RICHMOND. TUESDAY MORNING, JULY l. 1906.

Z" note what you fay of captain Campbell ;
ifhe cannot go, trut you w, fend Rodgers
or fome other of capability.-Thc officers def.
tined for this fhip are all Young and very mex
Perienced-and though in due time may be
clever, they are deficient at pre!ent-and the
talk for me on the intended fervice, would he
too teverc without fome aid-andI have had
heretofore much trouble in organizing fqua-
dron, and at the fame time attending all the
duty in detail on board my own lhip. Under
thefe circumstances, and having reputation
to !oie which am very tenacious of, fhould
contder nyfelf wanting in that duty which
owe to myfelf and my family, if was to
proceed without being placed in iituaton f.
milar to the commander of the fquadron now
in the Mediterranean, aud if this cannot be
done-1 NUT beg leave to quit the fervice."
BY order of the. Fre6dent the refignation of
Truxton thus rendered was ac-
cepted, and the following is the letter of the
Secretary the Navy to him.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-01
TO BE RENTED.

~ ME tenement on the Erect leading from the
q Main Street up Shoekoe.hi by the Govern
ors, at Preient occupied by Mrs Pbepoe as a Mil
Her Store and dwelling houie, there is large cell
lar, room which ne ufes kitchen; very con.
veniert and well fixed fore and counting room
20 fairs room ~ by - feet. another IA By &c feet
three heeping rooms and lumber room. IL bsnv
on Erect very much frequented, nigh to the Capi-
col aud Main Street, il futs very well for Gore or
ether buneis. The i,uation is healthy aud peafan,
Alto, to let, four in tine tenement, wherein
live, that is dining room, drawing room, two bed
Toens, part Of the kitchen, abIing for two horfes
and place to put coals and wood
w. T. Asst.
JVHs ~ (lawSw.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-01
Gales at aaessii,.

On Saturday, tie BIB Of July nexf, -ya Be- sd en- 1e
premier,
a piece of GROUND, on the Main-nree,, adj
~ joining Mr.. James Maclnres containing forty
Sour feet in front, and extending back 100 feet to an
alley. The property will be fold entire, or divided
inro TWO equal parts may be found on the day OF
tale bet to lut the purchafers rerns-iixty and one
hundred and twenty days credit; the purchafer Civ
ing his note, with approved endorler, payable a,
the bank of Virginia.
s,-ALSO--one other lot nearly appetite the Court
houe, adjoining faiah Ifaacs lo,, containing 80 feet
on the Man-ifreet, and extending about $50 feet to
the Back Erect.
Six and twelve months credit will be given, the
Furehaier giving hi, payable at the bank OF Vr-
GINA, with an approved endorfer.
TAYLOR & BROWN, v. Mrs.
June Oh (tdf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-01
NOTES.

!. The Poa- Mafler General may expedite the
mails and alter the times Of arrival and departure
at any time during the continuance of the contra
he Prsviouly hipuiatng adequate eompenfati-
on Tor any extra eIpenee that may be oeealioned
thereby.
2. Fifteen minutes Hal be allowed for opening &
clong the mail at al! Offices whore no particular time
is fpecifed.
3. For every thirty minutes delay unavoidable
accidents accepted) in arriving after the times pre-
fcribed i'll any contract the contractor fhslI forfeit
ore dollar; and il the delay continue vntiD the de
par'ure oi any depending mail, whereby the mall,
defined FOR iueh depending mail lofe trip an add
riona forfeiture of five dallars fhal be inesrred
4. Newspapers well as letters are to be fent in
the mail; and If any perfon, making proposals, de-
ires to carry newspapers, other than thoie convey
ed in the mail, for his en,olument, he nun nste
in his propofals, for what FUN he will carry i,
with that enolumcnt, and for what FUN without that
enioumsnt.
9. Should any perfons, making propofals, delire
IN alteration OF the times OF arrival and departure a.
bove peei6sd, he nua Rate in his propofas, the all
erations dered, and the difference they will make in
the terms of his CONTRACT.
8. Perfons making propofal;, are defired to aate
their prices by the year. Thsfe who CONTRACT will
receive their pay quarterly, in the months Of Februa-
ry, May, Auguh and November, one month after
ue expiration Oh eaeA quarter.
z. No other than free white perfon fhsll be en-
ployed to convey the mail.
8. Where the Propofer intend, to convey the mail
in the body OF cage carriage, he is dered to fla,e
il in his Prepoials.
9. The Poa-maaer General refefves 10 hin,felf the
right OF declaring any contract at an end whenever
three failures happen, which amount to the lois Of
trip each.
10. The cOntraAa for the rohtss numbered "a
IA, are TO be in operation the FRI day Of Odober
next, and 20 continue in force for two years, from
that time for the routes No. ITO 81, are to COM
menee al the fame time, and continue in force one
year and for the routes No. So to n, are to com.
mencs a; the fame time, aud continue in force until
the Jla Of March, 1909
GIDEON GRANGER,
PosT-MAsrEk GENERAL.
oEaEshL PosT-oyFIcg.
Wllsi1gf'z City, Ep>H &c. Isoe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-01
FOR SALE,

HNHAT e1tenfive and valuable property formerly
4 owned by Fr-ley Thornton, Efl. and late the
property of Sharp Delany, elq deceaed, htua,ed in
Northumberland county, fate of Virginia. three miles
from the Cour,-hone, laying the Potomac, nearly
nppoiite Point Lookout. This property eoniiif. of
about $500 acres of LAND, 100 acre. of which i.
fertile low grounds, we'll adapted to the growth of In
dian corn, tobacea aud every kind Of na grain, and
highly important for grazing Thefe lands naturally
rich and fertile, capable of the highsR improve
Iment, having nexhauibc fources Of fea weeds eaft
upon the flores ealy obtained and large quantities. of
oyer ihells the chores, and Indian Banks in dife
rent parts OF the land. fone valuable niarh eay re-
claimed, may be adapted either grafs Or culture
There is on the premifes b,lantial bull. brick
dwelling houie, two tores high, upwards OF 80 eet
front, well iDhed two well built brick houfes form
ing iquare with the dwelling houfe, and ufed as OF.
fces, upwards of 80 feet by 20, in good repair a
brick fable with ialls for "a horfes and large coach
houfe in the middle brick dairy; brick hohre
sfed M houfe, and alto an exteniive frame barn.
There is good proportion of wood land included
N the 100 acres, heavily covered with white oak
hickory and ehefnut, and comfortable quantity of
hne thriving locua, red cedar and wild cherry.
The high lands cofi,ts Of 500 or more acres of a
good quality, level, and affords good opportunity of
improvement.
This property will be fold together or divided into
be Immediately given. Afurther defcription of mi.
properly thought unaeceGry as pcffos inclined to
Pnrchafe will no doubt view tie land.
Application to be made TO John Murphey, Wei
raoreand county, or to James ninore on the premi-
les, who are duly authorized make conditional COLI
tratas for the fame.
Iune 10. i,u,o,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-01
THE LONDON

mARENGo and BELLE PoULs.
Killed IS
Wounded 50
" Admiral Linois is annngft the wounded,
Va rue copy James Shaw, Mayor"
The Paris papers acknowledge the r.sort ne
the evacuation of tn mouths Of the Catarro 10 10
be premature and fate the return of Prince
Murat from the dutches of Berg and Cleves,.
and the arrival of the Batavian commiifioners,
appointed by the Chief Magfrate of that repub.
lie to repair to the court ofPrance.
Admiral Stirling has left the Channel in quee
of the French fquadron. His force conlias Of
the Glory, of 90 guns Barfleur, of es guns
Mars, of "a guns; Dragon of 81 guns; Re-
venge of IA guns; Warrior, of ~ guns K, Niobe
frigate, and a brig.
1t is at length finally fettled that the earl of
Lauderdale is to go out Governor General Of
our territories in India.
By letter received this day, 1t appears that,
81 chefs of fpecie were landed at Weymouth
on Ihurfday, from the wreck Of the Aberea.
venny EAT Indiaman.
The Milan friga,e, at Portfmouth, is fitting
for the reception of Admiral Berkeley, TO CON.
vey him to Halifax.
Died on Nor Iay morning at his houre in
Sloane ffreet, at knighfbridge, Sir r. Ford,
Chief magiitrate Of Bow-freet.
May 6.
The attendance of Lord Melvile's Trial was
yefterday more Numerous than on any of the
preceding FIVE days. This was fuppoied to be
owing to the encreafed curioiity which was
raifed blythe expected examination of Mr.. Trot-
ter After MeGrs. Olphant, Standard and A.
Douglas bad been examined upon points of lefs
moment, Mr.. Trotter was called, and his ex-
animation continued from half paft twelve tin
four.
This mott important witnefs was examined
in the hra infance, by Mr.. Whitbread, and crofs
examined by MIR. Plummer. At the clore
OF bis crofs examination, Mr.. Whitbread de-
cIsrea his Intention to re-examine him but
1t being underftood from the Honorable Gen.
tlemen, that the re-examination would occupy
lone time, the court adjourned till Wednesday.
Il letter from Bombay, December 18th, con-
tains very satisfactory account of the dinri-
button of our Naval force in the Indian Seas,
Sir Edward Pellew guards the Malabar and
Coromandel coat, and the Gulphs adjacent,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-01
WILLIAM HART,
Obee,fie tie SesLs Hogs,

Opfef'e tie Sesis Ecgjt,
u EEPS conaansy on hand large quantity Of
1A BOTTLED PORTER and ALE, which he
san recommend Of the 6rR quality, having purths.
led Ma BitLtSerox's Gock, and fesng every bot
lie 6iIed hinifeIf. Familie,IupPsd with Draft BEER
by the barrel or retail.
Alio for caih or country produce only, a general
aiiortment Of Groceries, among which are
Fine havor'd tranfpdrent Rom Shrub.
Bobes Tea by the eheft or 10 A Quantity of New
England Cheefe and a few buGhes Of Iria Potatoes
very cheap.
April %. et4w geoa,y,f
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From THE National Lstelifgrneer.
COMMUNICATIONS.

To correct the errors and INTERPRETATIONS of
certain printed 0heets, that have been private.
ly circulated by commodore Truxton. the
following tate of facts with the ACCOMMODATING
remarks, is publifhed.
Commodore Truxton in the month IF taruarv
1909, was ordered by the Secretary of the Ma
Wy to repair to Norfolk. and to aHume the
command Of the frigate Chefapeake. The in
truetIons, In relation to the command he was
to have as commodore of the Mediterranean
iquadron, were potponed by the Prefident un-
~ the lhip was ready to weigh anchor. Advert
ing to the accidental circumstance that captain
James Barron had been with commodore DALE
as the lirt officer Of his fhip, and knowing at
the lame time that the temper of commodore
Iruxton was foniewhat fufpicious, the Secre.
tary of the Navy informed him that he (bould
have as his FRI officer Captain Campbell, who
accordingly bad proceeded on his Journey to-
wards Norfolkas far as the city Of Warrington
bot ~ confequeuce of recent injury in one of
his knees he was unable to proceed further, and
was moreover reprefented to the Secretary OF
the Navy as at that time unfit for duty.--1'his
was communicated to- commodore Trux,on
who immedlately.in high dudgeon rendered Ca
the Navy Department his refgnation (under
certain qualifications) by letter dated March
8, 1909. Of which the following is an extract
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4 koe hill, oppoiite to MIR. Pages, now occupied
by Mr. James Fl. Lynch.
Terms of Payment-ene and two years credit, the
Purchaer TO give deed of trut on the property to
Secure paymen, of the purchafs meney.
TAYLOR e BROWN, ". Mrs.
June 6. (tdC)
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