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eur laws Of non. intercourse aga;ns, Pm.
aud her aIiies. 2e.ly. That we should !.
! rnauiss, sIch par, Of the colonial trad. !,
we did NOT enjoy in times OF peace. 81
That We should BY treaty permit the Bri,us
ships (,o do wha, they would have arisLs
I, do @i,hopt) 10 capture ali our ships Con-
fyavensgg this agreement. 1t will no, )
denied ,Gat neither Ct ths.s conditions va
Complied with ip the arrangement, AMI i
cnu other nation had been concerned I'd
tiiea, Britain, and especially five oursclvss
were (iu pari casa) similarly situated, Va
should entertain no doubt Of the igh, q
r.;.c, the convention. But no. con,ssI
with abusing Great Britain tor the exerc.'
of y right rendered sacred ny immemOriS
v..re, md s,ill more sacred by reas"n ap
j nticr, AN auemp, Ia made 20 convert th,i
,ery e+ali.iuns. these very mArus'iou. h, /
Il now olenee--l, IL said they arc Inadmi I
{ ,uls--I. is said they arc ln'olsnt-.Ih
l,ey arc an aggrapa'ion Of previous In w
This might pass Il confined TO those b.
! ,urnal. who have infrlnscd ths sacred IN,
luni,ies of public minister, but they hat:
Dlso found their way Into the rsessssS Of ID
cabinet ."
Now I will meet tho whole diploma
host on thi, point with eontldenrs. l|s
Instructions convey NC ipsuls eonsidsrrs
tic circums stances under which they wsp
fa,nrd--'Ihry were inserted In q sol,m
Litter from Mr.. Canning 10 Mr.. Enkil'
y hieh he was permitted 70 Shew In exsens
|. could not a, that time certainly be io,
seen tia, Erskine would break HE instru:
uons, that treaty would be- formed, aG
that Great Britain would be compelled
disavow il. It was addressed to the yer
man who is said to have written TO MI
Canning that our minister had agreed :
Two of the conditions. It must have bee
the hcighth of impudspce and folly 10 NJ
Canning to have stated to Erskme that y
50 understood him If he had no authorll,
r,rso saying. II was Mr.. Erskine's dun
il he found Mr.. Canning bad mlsappri
hcndcd him to have withheld the propas.
tions and 10 have rectifird me mistake.
Grant therefore all that Erskins and a
tina, our ministers with SO much sophlsT
endeavor to explain. Grant, which | d
not admit, tina, Mr.. Erskine raisunders,os
OUR ministers as to those conditions ; sH
MIR. Canning was really dsceived--n .
impossible and against all human p'oaAb%
~ tha, he would nave written to M. l.
skinc g that he understood from Tim IT,
Two out OF the three condition, were agree
10 by our ministers" unless he. verify be-
hevcI il. The nm then iorcvrr ,ptS
prctext Of Insult in these proposals. inri
were proper anil respectful, because tt.'s
Ct! 10 6e our o1v'l- a; 10 the third c0nriH..,
pronounced the mast oHemsiOe, it is ailei,
Cd to have been agreed or assenteh 'ot'
Mr.. Pinkncy, AID We see no evidence Il
counterac, or control this suggestion.
re b. continued
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E. Brooke,
AIexanhM |Feav,ng MGnwaesop
TO THE PUBLIC.

T>llE inhabitants Of Alexandria and ID
4 vicinity arc respectfully Informed .h
we tho subscribers, lately irv,n tho neIgr
borhood Of Manchester, tEngland) have, y
the desire and Md oil our friends, opened
WEAVING MANDATORY, on II
premises belonging 10 Mr.. Edward May,b'
tween tho dwelling house OF Thomas Swan
Esq and tho Sprc-d Eagle Tavern, Prince
slrcct--whGe we are ready to receive y
weaving the various sorts Of country spy
cotton, linen and woollcn, and nope "
steady, &upriyht attention to business, 10 nv
RI the encuuragcmcnt and appreciation ofo6
friends and the pubic. liz order to give &C.
neral satisfaction to our friends andclnp!W'
ers, every material viii be s,rictIyws, ;He'
on the receiving and delivery thereof. IN
yarn, sc. in hanks or breaches, arc moi
suitable than il, balls. ~ ..
Joab De Mans,
Robert Hart,
Henry Moon.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-06
For Sale or Leaie.

wish to sell, or lease on ground rent ~
ever, q LII. of Ground OIL the south sldc y
Prince street, between Alfred and Pa'ns''
streets.
r. Moss.
January 5. . .awsw
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January 5.
Some Valuable Slaves,

Some Valuable Slaves,
Belonging 10 tho estate Of Edward carr
deceased, viii bo. offered at Public Aucuo'
on WEDNESDAY, tho 10Th day Of jana"
next, III lay. Market, Ia tho county u p'MtI
William. They vii! be sold III families Gf
for cush.
E. Brooke,
Administrators with tho will anneSe'
Of &dtvard Carter.
November li.-l3. eo2A
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CO N G r E S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TuEspAt, December ~.
DEBATE

UEBHTE
ON THE JOlNraREsoLUTioN
Hbbrsviay the conduct q ne Executive
Ia relation 10 Ms refusal 10 receive any
FURTHER. communication from Francis ia"
3mkss@
EcoErtsuEn.1
Ia committee of.he whole Mr. BAssEr
in the chair
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23
an amendmen, Of the constitution which wk

an amendment Of the constitution which wt
read for consideration.
Z" ResoiOed BY she Senrfe and House of Reb'I
senfdtives Of 'he United States o. A,nerica b
Congress assebi5ied, two thirds OF both House
concuring, That the following section he su,
mitted to the Legislatures of the several state.
which when ratified ny the Leg:slai,ices of third
fo,rihs the states, shall be valid Snd hnl.
ing as part of the constitution OF the United
States
!" any citizen ofthe u S shall accept Of ah
title OF mobility from any king. prince foreign
state, such citizen shall thenceforth be incapable
OF holding any office OF honor Or profit under tie
us" I
Mr. Pope reported the bin for the improvement
OF the United States by public road. am, ga.
nails, with considerable alterations and =, I'D
ments. -r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23

rules would be retsired. ard the committee
should be refused leave TO sit again.
On this motion debate arose. Messrs Quincy
and Pitkin spoke sgaiu,t the rule, and Nj, ssrs
Smile. Holland, Bib and Southland in support
oft.
A motion for adjournment put an end to the de-
bate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23

In the year 1909, domest.. pro-
duce was exported 20 Europe
TO the amount OF
FOREIGN articles exported same
year
Total amount Of exports ,
frOm. the Us tor 1907 5
In .he year 1908. dome sic ar
ucles were exported tram thc
un ed States anounodE to
fIge'sh ar..cass eNp0r.s- same
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-04
MiSCELLANl-.
f French Pri0Gteer Caggit.

Arrived on the 9th iAstin Hampton Roads,
the French pr.yatcer PsVe1ch G.s CERT Capt.
Bonne, Of guns and so men. The account
given by the master of this privateer, is that
she sailed from Charleston on 22th April,
5ound 10 Franee--that having experienced
heavy gale OF wind, which caused the vessel
to- strain and leak very much, and having lost
some spars, it was necessary TO make fer a
port of safety, which as this was the nearest,
she put into this port Eor rehtment. The
master reports 90 packages of dry goods Oh
board, which he says, he took out ola Spanish
pessek at sea.
This is very fair story, which those who
please, may believe. This is the pryateer
who fired on coasting vessel going into
Charleston, and by which passenger was
wounded AS we understand a strict inres.
tigation in makiag by the collector and Com
modore Rogers, We shall offer 40 remarks on
The subject at present, nor state the reports
which are In circulation. Ledger.
1t is frequently asked by the anti i-Republi-
can party in our country-How long these
orations, and July parade. are to last! Why
truly they ought 10 last as long IS the BritlslI
war made on this country shall las,--a bloody
laws Of British Parliament They ought to
last as long as we shall remember the war
they wage down to this instant against our
seameu going TO market on the high seas, by
forcing them to captivity and death. They
ought to be remembered as long as the
British have remembered the Popish plot,
and their pretended fears against the Catho-
lick religion. --
IN the u States, we have information of
our domeslick prosperity The account from
Lexington, Ken is very natterrsc. 1t has al
ready 9 rope walks, each working 100 tons
o. besp annually, besides cotton baggng
factories, one of saicoth, and ndnulac iories
for spinning cotton, and for ca,disc, Besides
many handicratts They have two banks and
one insurance company of 100000 dollars,
which gave 10 per cent for ,'.c average of
> the 5 last years. In Tennessee, the same
apirit prevails. A sum has been collected for
cotton factory in Sumner county, under Gen.
Winchester, and another near Nashville, up
On MacBeddes's new construction, beside
such as are IN successful experiment.
ESse,U. Reg.
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DIED.


AZ sea, on the 18th OF January last, Capt SAMUEL
u e'HupsoS, OF this town, aged 80 years. He was
Wen known among his fr,ends aad acquaintance, as
an honest, INDUSTRIOUS, and enirrprising citizen As
husband, he was fithful and aiiec,iouate---as a
Parent, tender and ndulgent--as son, brother, and
friend, he was dutiful, attentive and sincere In the
prime OF life, and amidst the fondest expecta-
Oh his bereaved family he has been called to pass
=" That bourn, yrhence no IraveNer Nflrns,"
and has lett a dsvonsolate wife and several small
children 10 lament his loss
At FafssSUs., yt.,a0ica, the 18th Of June, ANN
sNLNEsrES, free black women, at the very adyaI-
ced age of 1S5 yearS. She lived in the neighbour
hood of Uuneons at the time of the earthquake,
which happened al Port Royal in the yesr 1872, and
from her own account must have been about Is
old. She had al time children, grandchildren,
and great grand children, To- the number of 3d. Il
is somewhat remarkable that she never lost tooth
from the time she was grown up--nor wore specta-
cles, IS her syc-sght sufficiently stropg 20 do
common noedie work, al within fortnight before
hes death. She VAS a mo0iery andhumane creature
was much beloved among her neighbours, and re-
tanned heg faculties to within few minutes Of her
dccease
In Germany, Haydn, the celebrated musical compo-
ser; Among his effects lately sold was parrot which
he had taught 10 sing several Dutch AIRS.
In B,rbag!on, 25M Of Jpne, OLIVER KENpALL,
aged 57--ie was in the field with two of his BROTH
ers, hoeing corn, and dropped down and expired in
an instant.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-04
CALL AND SEE.



JOSIAH c. SHAWi
HAS just received, and offers Tor sale
Il l. op the most liberal terms at his new stat,vt.
AIRY Office, No. ll8, ames-s.rest, ~. YAr'
complete and elegant Assortment Of
Legal, Commercial, and NoiariI 3 INKS printed Oh
superdur Paper, and the first style Of ,c l'ri,ltnx
Art--among which are the following, VIZ 49,. e
Deeds, Bills of Sale - - =
Powers of Attorney, Shpping Papers,
Declarations on Promis- Coasters Manifesto,
sary Notes, Blank Checks on tbs
Do. on Book Accounts, Banks in .Nr~bsrt, ne
Indenlures. Bills Of Exchange,
Bills Of Lading, Sesunm's Journals. Scs
,.hso--Just received An Assortment OF PSlsnissS
Of various prices, from 25 to 100 eeats. sIArIdNS
AIRY as usual. va t'~' ' ~ tfSt'"~
Managers Lists OF the fortunate Numbers IN tho
9TH Class of Hat6eid Bridge Lesrys may be seen kt
! this Office. - e' ~
Erehasge and Lottery 0Gce2 n,.e,
No fI8 7aones-stree'. 'me
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-04
ORDER OF PR0CESSIoN

l. The Wiskinkie.
2, The Sycamore, bearing the Cap of Liberty, at
tended by two Masters ot Ceremonies.
3. The Grand Sachcm and Treasurer.
4. The Father In Council and Scribe 10 the Council
of Sachems.
The Rev. Clergy and Orator Of the Day,
&. HIS Honour the Lieut. Goveinour and State Sena.
.ors proceeded by the High Sheriff
OF this County.
Z. The Sachcm Of the Beaver Tribe.
Alank, StanS lrd Rearer.
Okamaw, Tribe Hunter or Marshall.
Beaver Tribe in Double File.
Makawalaw, or Scribe
8. The EAgie Tribe IN the order.
9. The Otter Tribe.
10. The Panther Tribe.
IL The Bear tribe.
10 The Ra,tIesnake lIibe.
is. The Tortoise Tribe.
IA. Band OF Masick.
J., The Iyger Tribe.
10 The Deer Tribe
IL. The BuiIaioe TRIBE
l8 The Raccoon Tribe.
~ The Wolf Tribe.
% The Fox Tribe
81. MarshTs of the Day.
%. Members of Cor, ress and officer of the
General Govern nent.
% Menoers Of The State legislature,
24 Judges and Clerk OF the Supren. Court
25. Justices Clerk of the Court of Compton Pleas
20. justices OF tiiS Pace and Pubiick Notaries.
II. fown Council. Treasurer and Clerk, preceded
by tie Town Sergeant
%. Officers OF the Army and Navy
%! Maj General Of Tie Mih,ia and Ads
80. Militia Officers Gencral, Re- ,nlentai and stats.
81. Civil Officers of the United States.
80. Society of Cincinnati.
So Marmt opcicty.
- Sd Mechanck Association. -'-
50. Citizens and Strangers.
The Society will meet in the Representatives
Chamber III the State House at eight O'clock, IN the
morning to transact necessary business; and pre-
cisely at 10 O'clock the Procession win be formed on
the Parade-and proceed up the south side ef Was
hing ton-sqaare, down SprHg -street, and Franklin
street, up FhlmesstreeI aud Marlboro street TO the
Methodist Chappe
For the accommodation ~ ibe ladies, the doors
of the Chappc win be opened q; 10 O'Clock They
are respectfully solicited to take The wa pews below
and side galleiyleaving the front gallery for the
singers, snd ,he BODY peWs below for he PROCESSION.
the Olion the Procession viii form gain IN the sanle
order, proceed dp Marlboro '-slreet--thtough Fare
weil-strest, as for as Libsry TcSe, down Thames
street. up the parable to Tie State-Horss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-04

We have Occn iDtormed that tue Iown )
Com nriuce nave determined 10 I'M the read
ing OF the DeciaratiOu ot An,elican A.dcpcn-
dence this day We can hardly give credit
to this Information, although we believe
many of tie Federal p5riy would be wiling to
destroy every sentiment that gave rise 10 the
establishment ri our present happy form Of
government-yet IL is presumed they will con-
sider this as too gldIinp and bare -lace d.
and have tendency TO open the eyes of many
who have been blinded by their sopsistry aud
deluson. We hope the reading OF that ele-
CANT and manly state paper will be ~ept UP at
every new anniversary Of our emancipation
from slavery, so long as the memory of its
illustrious author shall live in the bosoms Of
freemen, and while Republicanism shall con.
tinue TO be principle of the Americans.
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SOUND LOGICK.

American ships could not have been seiz-
ed by the French, If they had been detained
in, the ports Of the United States.
The embargo would have detained them,
and the Republicans were in favour Of the
embargo. -..
The federalists opposed the embargo the
embargo was repeaied--the vessels put to
sea.
Therefore, he,opposition which the feder-
alists maintained against the embargo is the
Cause Of the seizure OF American property in
France.
Virginia Argus.
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4 lAAi.1IANi SOCIETY,", OR
COLUMBIAN ORDER.

4 y Adjourned meeting of the TAM.
. 4 l. MANY SOCIETY, or CoLuMnIAs oapEp,
viii DO held THIS MORNING, being the 4lh
OF he month OF "Horns,"1 at the Council Fire
" heir Great Wigwan, in the State House, precisely
at hali-psst 8 O'clock
Ijy order Of Ie Grand Sackem.
WILLIAM SlMONs, Secretary
NINTH Of Nsns, Me 4h,
SsGeoR of Ei6ssomS, July T.
yearef Discovery, 51c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-04

Informs h~ Cuasonstrs .n Ics0n qlo tcurt.yb
THAT he has just received from New se'hl
4 Britannia Tea Pots and Tumhieis; pla,ed
Castors best and common plated Candleslcxs dv.
cant.r labels; bottle stands general asSfme-t "
whips; walking sticks real windsor soap snd'wash
balls morocco pocket note and pencil tooSs t0ss
toise shell combs fancy beads ear ,hoops, n'itk
of roses essences steel pens, &C with ysrittY
OF such other articles as are gencralyioend in TAO.
j cy Store.
JUST TRECEIVED.
- In ADDITION TO IHE .9BOrE--
An assortment OF Cutlery l.iso,--Jewsy and silver
Ware as usual '-'s ''' '''f' !
June 81. l3u.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-04
GREAT NATIONAL JUBILEE

Accounts from all parts Of the union, speaL
of the brilliant preparation for celebrating the
present Anniversary of our National Irde.
pendoDcc. In Boston the Republicans and
federalists seem to- vie 18th each other in the
splendour of their /eies. A ship, drawn by
IL horses, full rugged will pass through seve-
raj streets in Boston, thence over the Bridge
to bunker's Hill in Charlestown, firing sa-
lutes at different intervals "a loom a, work
and youths bearing the implements Of hus-
bandry. These splendid preparations do
honour to the patriotism Of the Republicans.
In the evening there will be grand display
OF Fire works IN Providence the Tammany
Society will celebrate the day with uncom-
mon splendour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-04
Fifty Dollars Reward !

WHEREAS, on the night Of the
Wv 10th Of October, .anno DonSni 1908. the
house Of the subscriber broken open, and in
formation being obtained that said house was broken
open by Capt, HOLDER CHASE ID, OF Por1'r,'nth.
n. ., d the said CHASE having abseonded, the
above Renwasd. with all necessary charges Pa'd wi
be given 70 any person who viii sppfehend and com
init him 10 Jail, if taken out Of this sate.-u appre
hended and committed to Jail in tins state, ~ Re-
wara Of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS, wi,h all ne
cessary charges paid, will be given.
The above named Runaway is about fets y inch.
es hg well buili Of psllid countensnee hair rath-
or dasx.--InformAtion TO be giten 70 &C.,,
foswasts-. ls'g,tsusa,h,RL
Portsno.sh, X. !. Nay 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-04

The annual meeting of the GRAND LoDo z
or TREE AND ACCEPTED MAsoHs, Of the
State Of Rhode-Island, &c. was held on Mon
day the 2sth ult. at Massns' Hall, i'm this town,
when the following brethren wexe elected to
the Offices affixed to their names, viz a
NJ ". tphraim Bo10en, Jun Grand Muster.
II. ". Sylvester Child, Jun. d. Grand Muster.
w. John Carlisle, 'Seniotr Grand Warden.
~ .i~os NJ .if~eH, Junior Grand Warden.
" John IDiroyd, Grand Secretary.
~ Wiliam Uiltinson, GRIND Treasurer.
~. Chr1aspher Rhodes, Grand Seni0ut Deacon.
~ Fdward Eosto,,, Grand Juaonr Deacon
Rev and ~. a. u Grss.soid, GRIND Csapiain.
- ~. Danie! ~ Barker, Grand .narshaA
W. U,lham u agiass, Grand S,ssrd Bearer.
HoSoUnARY MEMBERS
Brothers, Joseph I,ainghasf, Kiehard .}nfhony, IT,
real Dar1s Stephen Cano, JoseDh c. .,fa,ren E6ene.
GER Cole, <phn Dauas, John Price. ,,.,.
e4,54$ barrels and $3.50 half barrels OF
Flour were inspected at Alexandria during
the six months preceding the I:h dsy ol
JuSe Instant.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-04
NEW PORT
WEDNESDAY, JULY o. 1910.
THIRTY FOURJB ANNIVERSARY OF
.3.NERIC.3.N LADEPE.A.DE.tCE.

The TAMMANy SOCIETY, or CoLvMBIAN On
DEN, No. 3 of the State of Rhode-lsland,' viii cee
brate the Fourth of July, 1910, in manner, worthy
of the occasion. The cidzens OF this and The n,gi-
bouring Towns, and visiting strangers, who are
friends the Federal Union, and 10 the Liberties,
Independence and Constitutional authorities of their
Country respectfully invited JOIN IN The cee
bration
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-04

Port OF .A.EuPoRr

PORT OF .NEHPORT
En'ered-sloop Fame, Earl, Ncw-lorlk do. Nan.
cy, Ha,elsnd do. Rlsng sun, Perry, Boston.
Cleored--ship Eagle, To5ey, Eew-York, sloop
Fame, hathaway, do, do. Defiance, Greene, Aexan.
dria DO. Golden Age, Eagl New-Ycrk.
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TAMMANY SOCIETY, OR
COLU.NkLy2.N ORDER.

The Beaver Tribe, No. 2, will celebrate
the approaching Anniversary OF American
Independence, The Society invite the atten-
dance o. all citizens who are, friendly to the
Administration and government of our coun-
,ry. Suitable arrangements xc made, and
piAces IA the procession assigned for the
different civil and military pu5lick characters.
See advertsment under Newport head
By order of me GRIND Sachem,1
AyN. SIMCNS, 2ecretary.
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lgArEIrH

A, .ssdss'orn, fk. on The ca,h oW by the
EsY. Mr.. Eddy Capt JOS BURRopoRs, tv Miss
lkAEKruL ALLEN, daughter VI Mr.. John Alien
At hs,s-fo'k, Mr. SoloaoE d. Gisso n, pr6prie-
.oF yr the Ciy Hotel, to ,he amiaDie M..s ANA
MARTIN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-04


NICHOLAS. GEFFROY, informs
4 his,Custotners and Friends, that he has just
received from the manufactures an Europe, Nh &si
sortment OF LQOXING-GLASS PLATES, as fotincfs
iy, which will be ready for sale m few days. SOON
MS they can be fitted in frames. '~' '1N''
-9ise on hu,id-
A complete assortment ot Cutlery; Tea.
Pots; Pocket-Books suspenders; Gold Lace, bras
handlrons, Shoyels and Tongs windsor sorp'S'
Starch; hsir-Powder warranted Waterproof Lil1
Hlacking; Scotch and Maccoboy snuii-Aand many
other articles, too numerous 10 pdrtioularize 10y
The Watch Requiring Business Is carried
on ~ usual--Aso manufactures Silver ard C6id
Work, and Jcwehy, In the highest Perfection Fsiss
gree and Pearl Work. HarWosk-A AEiastick, dHstr
ent shapes, round octagon, and Rat lace shapes
The highest price given for cid Cold and Silver
agreeable to It's standard 80 ' .r F'f.
He thanks his friends for their customa-ahd viii
sell those articles at vey smsll advance. 'ip va"
.\cwport, Jan. "a, 1870 : -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-04

TINE following arrangements have been
l. fixed upon to be observed in the eel
sbra;ion OF the. Fourth OF July next
f. ORDER OF PROCESSIOW
Independent volunteers--Col Thomas ID. Sax
Nusick and Standards
Newport Artillery--Capt. Benjamin Fry.
Militia.
Officers Of the Navy
Military Officers Of the United States
Citizens
Strangers.
Mechanical Association.
Marine Society
Society Of the Cincinnati
Officers of the Customs.
Town Treasurer andTown Clerk.
Town Council, preceded by Town Sergeant,
Justices Of the Peace.
Judges Of the Courts.
Representatives in Geaerai Assembly.
Members of Congress
General Treasurer.
His Honour the Lieutenant Governor.
Orator Of the Day.
Clergy. -
Committee Of Arrangements.
Sheriff
Marshslls Of the DAY.
The Procession to form on Washiny yson-squore, and
at half pss 9 ocIock A. VI. move up tie south side
street, and up Jhames-seet, to the Second Baptist
Meeting House. After the Grafton, the Proces sion
will again form in FareweH-s,reet, proceed down
Fofarsreet, through WasAng sonsireef, up the Long
whay6 to Uashingion-square.
wILLrAA DENEIs, Esq. Col.JANss Perry, and
Maj HoRATIo y. DExrZR, Marshalls Of the Day.
Simeon Martin, Cbristspher J
Fopsier, Christobher q. Champ The Town.
IN, Daniel heldon, James Per- ro..,,;,,.. :c
ry, Besiamn F,y, 7homas u. krrangemen,s.
ratio s. Derter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-04
WAsan Da,1ss, /.

Rcspecya..y ayQrmS HiS jrislas and iite
Pu5Hck,
THAT he has taken the House formerly
occupied by WtLlIAM ALAY, on the main
road, leading to the Bridge, where ne proposIs
keeping House Of Publck Entertainment iadics
aud Gentlemen, Parties of Pleasure, and Trevelletss
who may call on him will receive every stientio,I
and the best accommodations IN has power, 10 bestowl
: NJ B. Laf,'s and Gentlemen may bc aes
commodated with Boarding, on application MS ab0Ve
Portsmouth, July 4, 1910 ~ lo,3ss =