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Han not a friend 10 close k.s eyes.
WesthOrf, March 81, 1910.

Ian nof a Jr7snd 10 close a.e eyes.'.
He is compelled to associate with q crew Of
wrctches who daily embitter his misery, and
point its stings; to undergo tolls beyond bis
strength, or suffer under the lash till he fslints
with the loss Of blood to waste his health in
pcstiential climes, and commit his life TO the
disastrous chances OF battle. in the dreary
waste Of life before him, he has one sad re-
source--his lone -watch-where he may utter
the groans of his despair, to the pillows and
the tempest. The pillows and the .cmpest,
if they do not pity, neither will they insult his
misery. Think too of his unhappy family
(your friends and neighbours). See the
bursting sorrows of his fond .fathcr--repres-
sed, to moderate the asonies ofhis distracted
mother. See his brothers and sisters bathed
in tears. Ye fathers, mothers, brothers and
sisters, the same calamity which now affiicts
this family may cvertake each Of yon. You
may have son, or brother, in the situation
of the unhappy Weedcn. Is he native born
citizen ESQ was Wccdcn. Is he guarded
by protection $50 was Wccdsn. Weedcn
was not met and srres'ed On the ocean, OF in
a distant sea; but was torn from am American
vessel in the FORT Of Liverpool, under the eye
OF the British government. Americans,
think OF these things, and ask your own hearts
If the impressnent OF our seainen is "a matter
to be disregardcd. Is the ruthless tyrant Of
the ocean to be tolerated in this tyrahny over
the persons of our fellow cilizens! Are
there Americans, so unfeeling to their own
country, oil so attached to Britain, as 10 ac-
quicsce in this grievance, and to blame those
who would provide against it. Our govern
ment have made firm stand against this
dcspo:ick violence; they have refused I. rat
ify treaty that did not secure our citizens a.
gainst its continuance they will make none
that does not provide for their future safety
Say, then, who are the friends of the people !:
our government, who have made this stand,
or their enemies who have condemned them
for it. ~
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More Of British Lmpressments.

THE testimony o. CHARLES USpERwoop,
Of Westport, in the County of Bristol, and
Commonwealth of. Massachusetts,, Mariner,
who saith, that in October or November last
past, he was in Liverpool, on board the brig
Yenus, Of Dartmouth, JoSArAAS HrLLMAx,
master and that whist there, JAMES WEE
DEN, Of Jamessown, ia the State Of Rhode
Lsissd, shipped on board said brig and sailed
with him in said brig from Livertosi to Gof-
s>nbry, and then back again to Liuerfooi, the
2tth Of December last; and after being there
about a wcck, tho press gans came Oh 5o.sd
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r. WANTED,

TO hire Immediately, Room in cen-
trail part Of the town, suitable for private
School. Any person having such an one, ard who
wishes 20 let it. may find an occupant, by applying at
this Office.
.aso,----Wanted to hie, one or two Rooms, furnish
ed, in central and cnent part OF the town, Tor
the use of Gentleman and Lady. Those who have
csnvcnent apartments let will be pleased TO apply
as above.
Newport, April 4, 1910.
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s.TANrMANy SOCtETy, on 3
" II. cOLU.lfBLs.N'' '0RBDz. -. ~

A N'adiourned meeting of the TAN, :,
IA MANY SOCIETY, or ColvAs,xa VEDrF.
viii be held on TINS EVENING fbcirg the 4ah
Of the month Of |" Plsnts,"J at the Council hire
ofther Great wigvam. in the eHouse, precisely
half an hour after the going down OF the sun.
BIZ erdsr effAe Grand Sdckem.
WILLIAM siMoNs, Ssery. pro TEN
|" Season Of fgs1<,s," }
Month esp iss.s," she 4th,
Year Of Discovery. sls April ~
20 The wigwam viii be opened or SATURDAY.
next, at the going down Of the sup. As the choice
of officers viii take place on that evening. pun
tual attendance of al the members is expected.
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.' john WEscorr, Esq: of Seitna'e, has de-,
chhed being candidate in the Coalition
Prox, (so called. We hope Others OF that
falsely stilcd {" american" Prox, will take the
hint
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10 tie Citixsns st'..tbe State of
Rbode-lsLand$ s Py0vidsnee
Plantations. =

HAVING been informed
by a number of my fellow
citizens, that, with a view of
influencing thepending cleo
tion, my political sentiments
have been misreprescnted, l
am induced to believe, that
a declaration from me on
that subject, will not be con-
sidered obtrusive.
My principles have been
distinctly, unequivocally and
uniformly republican ;-on
no occasion have | hesitated
Ito avow and support them
openly, and, as ] trust, cam
didly. If | err in this decla-.
ration, l appeal to the Gen
tlemen with whom / have
been associated in the pub
lick Council to correct me.
If ] have been represented
by political partizans, as
Federalist, as an opponent
Of the national government,
and as having pledged amy-
self to support the Federal
Prox," such representations
are entirely groundless and
FALSE.
In thus addressing myself
to you, | offer an apology
in the consideration, that |
have done it merely in de-
fence,of my own principles,
and guard against any de-
,cept'on which. may be at
tempted upon you through
me. Very respectfully, your
feilOw-citizen.
.,JAMESAE EENNER.
PROVLDENCE, March so, 1910.
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To be sold at Publick Anefion,
On TUESDAY next, April 10Th, :
1T II o'clock, m me frtHpses,
(If fair weather, If not, the first fair dIy,)
THE pIeasantlv situated Dwelling
House and Lot Of Land, No. z, Bsoad-street
Conditions made known at the time and place OF
Gale. For further particulars, apply to hENkf J.
nUIeON. .x -
Newport, April 4, 1910
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NEWPORT INDEPENDENT yoLuSrEEns.
ATTENTION :!

IT HE Newport Independent Volunteers
ar hereby notified to appear at the State-Fiouse.
on FRIDAY EVENING, 9th inst. att O'Clock, without
arms. Torcceive the report Of their committee ap.
the Company, aud to recommend measures for the f-
ture regulation of the same, aud tc transact such
other business as may be laid before the Compsny
general attendance is expected.
By order Of HENRY cxHCONE.. Ls.as Cemsy
BENZ. SElXAs, Cler&;' :
Newport. AprilA. TITO. 49,.
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The Mercury Of Saturday last, says. We
are encouraged from all quarters Of the State,
BY the cheering Information fhaf fhe 8 true A
merican Prox' sviA undoubtedly sueeeed." We
have no doubt Of the success of the true IL
n~riean Pr e, under the head of REPUB-
'LICAN PROx" This is in fact the only
true .frrrican Pror, and viii be found to be
20, when the. conduct Of Federal men, and
the measures Of the Federal party; are fairly
contrasted with those ofthc Republican party,
particularly AZ respects supporting our Ma
'tional government.
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IMPORTANT.

PHILADrLPHIA, MARCH 29, 1910.
An Antigua newspaper, containing London
dates to the 29th Jan. has been received here,
via St. Bsrts. The Marquis Wellesley and
MIR. Pinkney had been actively engaged in
projecting a treaty between hctwo countries,
which was Car advanced. Mrs. Pinckney had
been presented at court and every thing rel
alive to America had a pleasing aspect
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To Let.

TT HE lower part of a House, at the North
i end Of Uashng,on-sfreef, on the Pofus---prop-
erty of the late wM. iiELMn, deceased For terms,
applyto -
Newport, April 4. 1910. f.t,lsl<
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Glorious Prospect /!
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

Last evening We received, by the Commercial
Line, the Boston Palladium, containing the votes OF
10 towns, including Boston and its vicinity which
give the following result, highly anspicious to the
cause Of RepublicAnism. -
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CO.PsARi'NlKSHil' f'OisNlE.,..s
Lopez g Dexter,

INFORM the Pu ,lick. That prrsuant
u to late Notice, they have taken irto Co Partuer-
ship Mr.. GEORGE NJ lies, jun. Of Boston, and that
In future their business will b conducted under the
Firm Of LOPEZ, DEATER & NILES. ~
They offer their services in the Auction and Com
mission line. and hope "a merit the confidence Of those
who may think proper 70 favour them with consiSr
Cash viii be lbersIly advanced on Goods dep ostei
for publiek orprivate sale.
LOPEZ & DEXTER :
GEORGE MILES, jun.
Newport. April 4. 1870
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max ing nett gain IN favour OF the Rcpubicsn Tick
ct OF 476 votes.
Verbal accounts from other towns, viz. Taunton,
Rchoboth, Dghton, &c. make an additional gain OF
about 500 votes in favourof Republicanism
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"a = TO coRREsPoNDEN1s.
y We regret that unusual press of matter, obIges
us to defer the publication Of piece from the frsp
dence Phenir, over the signature Of n Repnticm'"
We shall however endeavour TO publish IN our sext
- Many articles are omitted for want OF room
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was impressed and carried on beard the Brit
ish snip Princess, Of sixty -.our guns, and
there detained notwithstanding his projection
IS IN American, and the application of Capt.
Hillman and the American Consul for lis re-
lease.
CHARLES w. UNDERWOOD.
: Wes.horf, March 3l1, 1910.
BRIsToL, SIS. Hestforf, March 3lsf, 1910.
The above named CBAaLEs w. UNDER
WOOD made oath TO the truth of the above
testimony, by him signed bcfare me.
ABNER, BROWNELL,
Justice Of the Peace.
Westhorf, March 81, 1910.
The unfortunate situation of our country
man, JAMES WEEpEN, is authenticated in
the above form to expose the incredulity Of
certain federasts, who have pretendesllo
disbelieve it. Thus you see another of our
fellow citizens is added to the long list of such
victims to British impressment. Many of us
knew MIR. Wecden-knew his family he was
our neighbour. He was born among us, cl-
ways lived with us and if HE was not ex-
empted from this fate, we know that every
one OF our citizens is exposed to it, who ven.
lures as a seaman OH the ocean. Is tits a
trivial wrong--a light cslanlityi Think of
the unhappy Weeden--!.is sutferings--his
personal hardships-his mental anguish. AT
a moment when his heart was full Of the
thoughts of home---when il was swelling with
the anticipation of the sweet enjoyment, and
counting the intervening days--a. that mo-
ment he is seized BY the ruthless hand of des-
potism, and committed to a floating prison
perhaps for life. Home, and its endearing
attractions are lost to him forever. In de-
preston, no friendly voice to soothc his sor-
rows in sickness, no kind hand to minister
relief; in death,
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THURSDAY, December 6:

The reading of the documents comment
ed little before IL, anu were completed a
few minutes after one o'clock.
No. consisted Of letters from Mr..
Smith to Mr.. Piakney: No. 9 of letters
from Mr.. Smith to General Armstrong
No. of letters from MIR. Pinsney to Mr..
Smith: No. ( of letters from Mr. Arm
strong 10 M. Smith: No. Of documents
relative to West Florida No. 6 Of docu
uents relative to misunderstanding with
I'unis.
5000 copies Of the message and docu.
ments were ordered to be printed.
Mr.. SouthGrd intr oduced the resolution
of New Jersey disappointing Of the amend.
ment to the constitution respecting the
power of laying embargoes, proposed by
the legislature Of Massachusetts.
Mr.. Bacon, offered resolution instruct.
ing the committee On post Offices and post
roads to report bill authorsing the mem
bers to frank the message and documents,
they weighing no more than two ounces
Carried.
A resolution was passed for the appoint.
n1ent of the usual standing committees Of
the house.
The house adjourned at quarter before
two o'clock.
Burr and TaAeyrand.--It is said that
Burr on his arrival at Paris, wrote note to
Talleyrand, stating, that if agreeable, he
should call and pay his devoir to the late
prime minister of France to which it is
added Talieyrand replied, that very ex''
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BOSTON, Nov. 20

Ronapa!te's privateers - Ice the kmeri
cans" as orai7'tly as their master. Since
our last Captain Adamson, of this town,
has arrived here in the Pallas from Liver
pool. He, with Captain Burroughs, of an
eastern port. and others, were passengers
on board the fine ship Zodiac, OF New Bed.
ford, With rich cargo on board, bound
from London to New York, which On the
e8sh OF October, in lat. 80 / 9, long. 10
was captured by the Itench privaeer
Eleonora, Alexander BLACK, required A
merican, master; that On the 3lst October,
the privaterr fell in with The brig Palas, put
Captain Adamson on board, & would have
captured the brig had she been worth the
trouble; that the crew OF the Zodiac were
,aken out, and prize master and II hands
pnr on board her, WIKI orders to make The
first French port that on the same day the
sams priva,eer captured, manned, and sent
tor France, the ship Charles, Rowland,
from New York tor Loudon that Bla: k
said there were $40 French privAteers in
DE channel and mat he intended return
ing iuto port ailer naving made two,more
captures. The olher passengers in the TO-
dlac were left on board her. It will be re-
collected that these d1predations on neutral
commerce were made nearly two months
after the date Of Cadore's aft. ctionatr letter
to Mr.. Armstrong, which our adnnistra-
ton has SO readily accredited Were the
United States at open war with France,
could the conduct OF her cruisers have bsen
more dagraatIy hostile
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October H..
FOR SALE.

A LEASE for lives, for s u acres of land
IA lying in the county of Fairfax, and be-
ing part of the tract of land called " Ravens
suorsh," the annual rent of which is fifty dol
lars. 1t is about nine miles from Alexandria, y
the Little River Turnpike Road passing near
it. There is on said farm very convenient
dwelling and farm houses, and a good apple
orchard, and about sixteen acres in clover,
equal to any in the neighborhood, about tho; ?
same quantity of timothy meadow of excel
lent quality, and as much more unimproyed:
This farm is divided into FIVE lots, and the
fencing in tolerable repair. IF it is not dis
posed of by the first of October, will lease
it for lives 1t is so situated as to make two
tenements. Any person wishing to purchase
or lease said farm for lives, will please apply
to the subscriber residing on the premises.
Jofeph Powell.
july 81. 2tawtE
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NOTICE..

THE Partnership Of SHade e Grmshaw,
3 in the Rope making business, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent and good
understanding Any who have claims against
SAID partnership are requested 10 present
them Immediately for Sc tlemeot to Charles
Slaae, who is authoriscdto close the accounts
OF said concern, and who will continue the
Rope making business under the firm of
csaTles Iade e Son.
any who have claims against Thomas
Ermshaw are requested to present them to
HIM tor settlement, as he contcmplates re-,
moving vsry soon from this place.
Charles Slade,
Thomas Grimshawy
December T.
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A loan of 100000 dollars is solicited Of
the American government, to be reimburs-
ed ats, 6 and 9 years from the sales of pub
lie lands. This loan may be made BY the
secretary of the treasury Immediately,
without committing the government or max
ing il known to foreign ministers at Wash
ingson.
In order nor to emharrass the cabinet of
the United States, and to receive first, ,hro'
their own confidential agents, their wishes
and views with respect to us, it's deemed
prudent 70 defer the departure of cur en-
voy, already named, who will be dispatched
msdlateiy on receiving information that
such measure will meet the appreciation
OF the United States.
We pray you 10 accept the assurances of
our respect and nigh consideration.
BY oider Of the Convention,
(SigneeD JOHN RHEA, President.
Baton Rouge, October 10, 1910.
(To Be Continued.
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branch, namely the house Representatives
thereby making the government repre-
sentative democracy, the usual forerunner
OF dsspotism; and whereas George Wash.
ington, and all other the wisest and best
man IN the United States, have been or are
genuine republicans; and the character &
conduct of the before mentioned persons
being no more like such characters and
conduct than chalk is like cheese, or demo
cracy like wisdom, or jacobinisn like vir-
tue; and whereas some Of the above men
toned are extremely vicuious in their prin-
ciplea and in their Observation-Disclosures,
Res2lvsd, as an act of justice, for the
sake OF discrimination, and to relieve ge-
nu'ne republicans from the disgrace OF be-
ING conteunded in appellation with demo-
Gratis, jacob'ns, &c. and to preserve INSULT
ed the name Of republicans: thar all those
persons, of whatever color or occupation,
who assume to themselves the name of re.
publicans, while they are in fact democrats,
the friends and supporters Of erroneous pc.
litical principles, the friends and supporters
Of weak administration; the enemies Of
the virtues and principles and cosducs of
that great republican Washington, be, and
they're hereby directed to be denominated
DEMOCRATS: and all such persons as are
of notoriously immoral principles and de-
portment, the friends of Thomas Jefferson,
Tom Paine and Old Nick, be, and they are
hereby directed to be, deaominated JAco-
BINS.
TRUTH, Chairman.
The schooner Fam, Capt. Hewes, of
and from this por:, arrived at Kingston
Uhnaica9 on the goth October.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Elakea far the dle&andria Gazettc.7
WEDNESDAY, Dec. s.

a few minutes before 12 the house was
called to order. A, IL the message from
the President was received by Mr.. Coles
his secretary, and read by the clerk. The
documents accompanying were very volu
minous, the reading Of which alternately by
the SPEAKER, the Clerk, and MIR. Po9t, con.
tnued till almost O'Clock, when the house
adjourned.
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Co. The Subscriber wishing

to remove to the westward, offers for sale the
FARM on which he at pre- sent resides, lying
contiguous to Alexandria, Georgetown and the
City Ct Washington eleven miles from the
first and a less distance from the two latter
containing about four. hundred and seventy
acres, on which are good improvements
large and convenient Dwelling House, new
and nearly compleat, to accommodate large
family together with sundry other houses
suitable well watcrcd and in a healthy
neighborhood. tits thonght unnecessary to-
say more, pres lining any person wishing to
purchase will view the premises, and on APP
plication to Mr.. DANIEL. M1NcR, of Alexan.
dria, or the subscriber, the terms will be,
made known; and the purchaser CAT, have
possession this fall, with the crop of whast-
rye now sowing.
Edward Dulin.
October IL. Saw
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: u A meeting Of the gentlemen
of Alexandra is requelted at Brooks
Hotel this evening for the purpose Of
choosing Managers for the City AS
semblics.
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cellent likeness of the ;Austrious Hamilton,
held conspicuous station in his library,
and if the late viee-president of the United
States was greatly DESTROYS of the honor,
IS should be permitted to call and view
1t.
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December Z.
Brick House for Sale,

THOMAS CRIMSHAW will offer az
public sale On Wednesday next, 18th inst. at
8 o'clock, P M. the House and 10, he now
resides "a and the Lot adjoining, bsing rs
ttet 5lnchcs on King street and 100 feet on
Pane street, running back to a lG feet alIcy,
nearly opposite tie Diagona! Pump. The
terms made known on the day OF sale
December 7. dtc
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ATTENTION.

On Saturday the 9th inst. a: 10 o'clock
in the morning, a Leglonary Court will bs
held at the Council Chamber, for hearing
appeals apd other purposes required bylaw
BY order,
PhaIzb 7siblett, Agt.
December 7,
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A numbe. Of persons, how many or Of
what color or character we know not, call
ing themselves the Republicans Of the 4lh
Ward in the city of New York, have unani-
molisly declared that" the conduct Of the
federalis,s, and the political doctrines pro-
pagated thro' the racdium of their public
prints, have long since convinced the re-
pubiicans Of this ward, that they, the fe-
deralists, are m9Harchists, which is now
fully ccrroborated by the testimony of VIM.
Goblet, alias Peter Porcupine, tor a long
time their political oracle, &C." (" There
fore, resolved, that it be hereby recommend
ed oy this meeting TO their republican fell
iow-c'tizens of this city and state, that the
party now improperly denomihsted federal
lists, be in future called by their proper
name, MoNARcuIsTs.
HENRY TANNING, Chairman.
At a meeting of all my considerations,
reflections, opinions, and observations, the
following preamble and resolution were a.
dop,ed without dissentivnl
Whereas vast proportion Of the citizens
of these Uni,ed States are opposed to that
constitution of government which has been
adopted for the United States, being desir
Gus of abridging the executive, the senate,
and judiciary of many of their prerogatives
and powers and thus by destroying the
due counterpoise of checks and balances,
by which alone republic can BE maintain
ed, and whereas they are DESTROYS of throw
ing all power and responsibility into one
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TO RENT.

TIE WAREHOUSE on Prince street, at
present occupied by Johs Roberts as a groce-
ry store for which purpose it has been use ]
number OF years, and is an excellent stand
for either Wholesale or Retail business. Pos-
session may be had the lst Of October next.
APPLY TO
John M'Pherson & Son.
September g. 90
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MARRIED last evening by the Rev. Dr..
james Muir, John {. E9zveN, Esq. mcr-
chant to MRS. Mary JoGae|ine 1aylor all Of
this city.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31

AND FOh sale -The n6----E-T-
"a orsale, all his LANDS, LAYING in ihe cn,a
y ~ Lou'sa The tract on which five. con,a,"-
'"s ABOUT 100 acres, 6 miles below Yance,y'ma
a'u3 rom Fi0nlS Mitchelrs Store. ON ,ie sn'
'orK 81 famuneeg Fryer, two thirds .cJeaIrd"A
SGm'ort'pie building Z; a good orchard a Gr,st
MIL, and an excellent meadow. 0fSS
About 500 acres near said Mitch.r,a
Jo'bhIg ue lands Of M LanceIott M;oor
Deep c'eek' about haIfcIesred, a tolerabIe dvveI'
ng rouse and out hpusrs Six hundred :, 49,,
scfes near Ysnceyviile. on the river, ibout ons.
On tne two last mentioned tracts, p1rchasers
y y sIan py NE INST Of September next, q
,ot'u' pare OF the purchase money paid down liz
oauh.e II three annual instruments, with intpre.t
rom the date, # not puuc'uaily paid
,,,., q |dNES WINSTON.
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