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81 1920 l9FSOss "a z sFigi' setefs -
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80 49, ore brebafs 'sd ssstssssts ssssese
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sT q ~ ~ ed by. 4se use 81 8, .
HAMILTON s sLstx !. 3 zeR = 9tJsshS !.
DEAR r hodKh: experience has taught tl1ep, :.
saaas % -osly and heated medleiness loInea
49, "a re,, ) & ssatea or sleepy drugs pePeat
- 5000 whlrh llf tier and deceive the Pa,
tseBs Icr the present BY PrpsurlEsg Enera snta:
nv ease 4. experience, I say has taaSht
tkonsands, thst the cgmmon op:ates ana oAt-
.aaraies. as they ere called, hnally agyraS4ts
eServ disorder Of the bFeast and lungs Jan
heir most sisUessing symptoms snas tnsy
Dad the Syounach. and impair fhe oiSs' ! 81
, Sna. ms the y hole Sys.srn, increase the osnl
..llty al breathing and excite fever. battne
Qualities az this valuable discovery are G
WINGED BY perfectly opposite effects a an
VJe trial wslI prove, that il restores the oe-
fsrwsnati an otthe fluids To the surface OF the
BODY, and brings ON the common heaithiui
::peFspiration-sh that il -dislods es and eyaeuates
rhe tough Siscid pAlegm or mucus' strength
ems she. Weakened vessels OF the lungs
,sheathes the acrilnonioas hualer'which SrFl-
tatcs them, and finally discharges's. Thus
\ striking at The rot Of the disorder the
syinpsoIns are OF course effectuAlly ana per-
.m4nenty cepquered, che reverse OF common
medicines, whicn weaken the CONSTITUTION slc
give strength to ting disorder tor shs saAs u
Inoderating for the present some OF us PAIN
~! effects.
TO pascnts vino have children afflicted with
me yhooping cough, this discovery IS OF the
6rs, magnitude, as IL affords immediate re-
lief. checks the progress, and in . short time
entirely rsnoves the most cruel disorder to
Which children are liable The elixir Is 50
perfectly agreeable, and the dose SO small
lhae no difficulty arises IN taking It.
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80 ,..s III AAlfETUNsS 80 - $50. i.
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING

4 81 81 Is ~ ss4.G OF II AsGtE.S. ~ y ~
! ;Amcng the symptoms attending Worms
are, slisagreeaSie Sreaths especially in the
morning. bad and corrupt gnms-itching -
toe nose, and aNcss& the zeal. rcorvulsion
eppiletie tts, and sometimes ~ pyisarioc OF
speech irseguIar appetite, soh,etii ~ tns ts-
ing food and sometimes Eoraci6us-- tArgjaSs
with Shiny. and Fostid stools vonitints Large
and hard belly pains andsiekness Ct a,e sss-
mach pains in the head and thigh,, With
lowness Of spirits---Slew fever, with small
and irregular pulse--a dry cough-excessiEe
sthirst-- sometimes pale and unhealthy coun-
nance, and som esimes she face bloated~ and
HShed 49, go, -, -, q. !, J., p
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to Eamilton's Worm %Dessr0ying Lozenges
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similartothose above
described. ~~aa.s2- - @r - e..
!. Hdkn's true and Genuine German Cora
" Plaifer, ,.s ~
An infallible remedy for Corns; speedily
removing them root and branch, without glv'
ingipain. -, .s
tGesufae Pcikaa= Lotion,
The Restorative lowdeR-ior the Teeth
and Gums. ~.
EHahn's Genuine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases ofthe
eyes. -
Hanvllton's Essence and ExtraR
of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swellings'
! Numbnsss, &c. ~ .. 8,
= Tooth lAche Drops, .:
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief IN the
most severe instances.
-. The Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure of every kind of head ache.
Tie Dqmah Lip SaIOe.
MtaIli6Ie Ague and feve' Or99s.
p. Sold only by James KENNEDY, sen.
Bookseller, King Str eel, Alexanarls, WHO
has long been sole agent for ihe sale ot TIC
genuine preparations.
Hannah Lee,
Nev VorL och Fob
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To r Z N II
And immeaioie bessessioA gIv.

A1d iMmeai0fe PessesstoHg1oH,
A very commodious Brick Dwell
ling and Warehouse, all in good osxer, siIu-
a,ed on King street in the neil htcfhoo' OF
good water, and an excellent stsnd 10y busi5
ness. also, three other Brick Dwellings on
the same street, one of which has 2 gooa
warehouse for aerocery s ore and the si'ua-
alton equally good for business the ren'' OF
all rhe above property viii be made rea'a'''
able. ~. zs.'~ssFs.. Z ~
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:.al.stYif l.AkSAY q, 3.

VIfs9sfls1Ek k5kAASA
4 Psles-ssrsess seAo.ise sbs sadsae stsss,
oasrs. Ear sale oslshe most reasonable tsrssnss
ID q - s. q the following; {, 81 u
!. "A Il # q y EI s., 8.
ra,f ef which are juse received ssm b 7
49, y del1hid : - 8 81 IS
,CUNPoWD EK' fysja TEAS,
lapeti.s l.sasr.ss II sss tbs
sn aysce 3 r,.... aelfe, stas 'arf esia ' !.
sl ,s.aS SIN q sslsesrd, 5
= Liauoss--s general a::ortaens
Spices, 1f every description
Bess Green Coffee, and 6ist- and second
& qualify Chocolate ii go,
< ! LOAF. Lump. aud M1scosado Sugars
! Spesmacsti, Mould and Dipt: Candles
Box and Casks ;Raisins It Z. l=
Almonds. Figs and iTauarinds
New Orleans, Natchitoches, aud Carers
~ Philadelphia Snuff
Best Spanish Segarsi * Chewing Tobacco
,Fresh Salad Oil, capers, OIf*es, Aaeho-
.vies, and Mushroom Catchpp
West India and Sugar House Molasses
: Georgia Cotton
.RitceS Pearl Barley. Fig Blue Starch In
digo, Mustard, and Basket Salt
Lisbon Baskets, q variety. RI -,
Wrapping and Writing Paper F. =,
: Hair Sii:ers -. ..,Fg 81, T. !.
o., Sweeping and Scrubbing Brushes
Leading Lines, Traces and Bed Cords
Mems 6ns and coarse Shoes
SmithGeld Bacon and Veuison Hams.
a.. ID : II tonstQnt snhEiy Of .....
Jamiesor's, Water Crackers -
Sifted Indian Corn Meal ~ -"
FRESH Fruits. .ss r.. ,..ras. /. -.
"A quantity of Irish Seed Potatoes
"A neat assortment Of EartheR Ware, from
the Columbian pottery, Philadelphia
with which he will be- consthntiy snip
piled, &C., &c" III, -.
May 20. ,. +eotf
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Forty Dollars Reward.
ID AN AWAY from tie suo'cIiDerion the
III 10th of December list, negro DAM
Ellie is SO years old, 5 fee, 10 or, III ihch.
es high, ,slerably black, high .tatek'tones, he
had an opening between ms iroslt teeth hav
ing the appearance o. one lost remarkable
round shoulders and SENDER waist--ilei Is ny
profe ssiOn o Esh:ist. has los much q. bis re-
iivion, and is fono Of talking on that subject
he has appeared To be yeryrnnwell for Two or
three years past and has done noti.ing.' be-
fore ,hst time he was a good hanh toPut up
post and rail fence, and ditcking, which he
no tioub, will engage in should he 6stls DIS.
lance fionrEsmc--he is good at all kinds Il
plantation work. IT is beliered he is sail IN
the heighberhoed Of Alexandria where lie has
a wife, and is harbo,sdhy tie ts, lct' te-
longing, or who hase atrely belonged 10 TIE
estate Of Benjamin Dulany, Esq. and their
connections.
/ will give the above tswardiif secuted IA
Jill SO that get.him again, aud reasonable
ehargesi brought hone. Ia.
JoAn Dulin:
NAV 2. ..f,a,H ~ S55ss 2awiH
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And.ew Scholhe'lo
FOR SALE.

A strong WAGON and TEAM pam
Mules and part Iforses. With harness o1
Ave. One third OF. the purchase nancy be-
ing paid, credit of two and four months may
be had for, the remainder, gising negotiate
notes with an approved epdorser, Apply 10
Dapid JTatkins, at Strawberry Hhl, or to
~ William Hartshorne.
sth mo- %. ~. law3Ss.
E-s HOGS Of 20 ID breed tor ssale-sf|-
60 GREEN CLOVER, at J1,es hAis1
Der hundred weight. -
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Twenty Dollars Reward,
Will be paid to any person who will deliver
TO me in Madison county,
.-..-.n u II, v
June s..
Negro h I,L l. I,

Negf0 b4Ie'L 4 A. :,
VETHO cloped on the oath OF last month
Wv He is a likely fellow, about so years
of age. S feet eight or nine. inches high, is
ma, kably. straight, and has scar on one OF
his cheeks, ! believe sthe left, occasioned by q
ca, he is a COOPER by trade, and served his
apnrcnticestip at the occoquan Mills, ana
was purchased some years ago bv Mr.: Thos
Richards, Of 4 Mrs. 1Waggoners who lived in
the neigt.borhood Of thst place. He was seer
eight days ago on his way 60 "A sexandria,
where he said he. .yas going 70 set sernpley'
naent. I think st highly probably he may be
,eSona ihsfKs nei9 hBorhoSd Of theabnye Mil,
Ay;uis, = ssv
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FOR SALE,

The HOUSES and LOTS at the corner OF
Duke and Royal streets, late the property OF
Elisha IaTney. Also, half acre LOT at the
cor4ps Of Cameron and Henry ssreets-son
very liberal terms.
I Richard M. Scott, 7stRse.
-+ !. ossrsditers Of E. "a
Myss. A. .,. sa~
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lFI,biielSsls.I

NJ yfrtue &C - deed IL trust ffom WIZ.
& FYsdrscn 70 fhes @pAciibers 10 Ipscure ~.
nnvmcnt u q debt due fen him to 49,
hank sc Posornac, will b exposed 70 nm.
ian 2 an the premises, on tlle Esd dav =
$ JIJIE nexss 10 tolIc~ihg Properly II H. /
ltoaa 5f 81 exandsis, "a viz - y. 8 4.
One piece on parcel ct Ground
w;fs, fbe improve men Is .there0n, - jig III d.
soufb .;de II Prime street and toandod rs ,ol.
ioss ~ Beginning On Prince street - Ese,a
the eastwsid &0f lsE alter steel and running
THENCE eastwsrdIy With Prime street aj feet.
thence sostIlF ardlyi 44 feet = ipehes, thence
~estwardiy So feet, shsiirs northw.rdly 70,
the beginning. H f
One o.hcr piece Of Ground.
%wi,h abe imp,O yeme,Itst thereon, lying q be
inc ouShe south side OF Prince street Is ieet
10 the esstw ard &c ayater street, ard running
thence eastwardIy ui,h Prince stseet 90 feet
: thenoe s,u,hwardly 40 feet thence westward.
4ty 40 feet, thence to the beginning.
80 II LSO, 50,
One other piece or parcel Of
! unirnp proved Ground, lying ON tie north side
on Prince street & to.thc Resiward OF WasL-
layton street; begihnipg at The intersection
of those streets and running y sstwa.dly With,
/ Prince street 90 fset s. inches, thence north.
wartlly 70 fcet,, thence easlwardIy 50 fects
inches 10 Washington street, thence 70 tie
beginning.
This property will DO sold rPon cred. Of
one, two and three years, for notes nego,ia-
bic in the Bank, oi Potomac, with approved
endorsers,. carrying interest from the day Il
sale. A lien will be required upon the pro-
perry sold to secure the payments
Thomas Swami. Trustee.
May i2-l7.
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! ~ T III LION.

fF~HE subscriber continues % teach tFS
French !Isaasaage athis residence cor
ner of Prince and Roysl streets: Lsdies an!
gentlemen will be waited % al their places
Of abode II such hours s:they nesy arpoi~
Terms Of tuition may b. knowaby applying
20 him. & E'gs.fs ~ 8
= 8 John Frignet, .
~ b The Freush' translated Into Esshss
The English, into FSeaoh. ~
4 april - t,@s - :. ~
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IOHN ROBERIS'

JOHN ROBERTS
HAS FoR SALE,
80 chefs and boxes Ieas, trI
chop, 80.
80 quarter Casks prime Lisbon and Sherry
Wines,
IS ditto Red Wine,
5000 lb Cnaee, different qualities
IS kogsheads Orleans and West India Su-
gar. ..
20 bales Georgia Cotton,
20 kegs Madder,
10 bags Pepper, ~
80 bales soft shelled Almonds :,
4 tons American Patent Shot, AL sfzes'
&c. SC. sc. 49,, ..
49,. Wants to Purchase,
A few tons Pig andbar Lead
June &. h""""
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.Se5ectcd Recommendations.

Rainy DESTROYS 70 mike public tor the good
oFotheFs, .he cx1clIent quality OF haIH-
ton's elixir, prepared by the late Mr' Lee,
have sent you The following account Oh TIE
bene6t Iha,a RI Ceivcd tIcm J.; which hope
will induce others 10 give It lrlai. IN co"I
sequence Of Hrp!s. on the breas< received
from q fall, my he9i'h gre" BAD, my Dre"'I
inc became very diff nit, and frequently
have had suddenly 10 Use up III my 0ed "l'n
all the horrors of immeoiatc Suhocatlon.-
Add so these q constant paiR i",my breast
and \ csuvh, great loss Oh strength q hesn'
and YOU may conceive that my sympto'As
evidently indicated an approaching So"S9m!,
finn. The advice OF most emlneht pnysi
. clan WAS resortcd TO, and afterwards ssc"nu
Was called in; but without giving me any re-
lief fAnothtr physician VINO. knew me an"
the circumstances Of my case, advised me 10
Give Hanuinoll's Elixir atrial, saying he hAo
ns d Il In his practice and always found IL 10
40 much GOOD. A bottle was procured uom
Mr.. Birch's, and found relief before hat
t.ksn half Of il. continued 10, use II & was
aocn strons 10 attend TO business, On taking
cold, some Of nay former symptoms retlur''
-hut are always removed by dose OF TWO u
the Ehxir. Eee, =. ~ - - -.
,e%} George Benner, Jun.
no n bud>i street, fna'aaelPhia'
ATrk.H. Lee, New York. ~. ....,' =.
Mr.. Abliah Hs5.ly, Bridge street, baisi'
more, was cured % one bottle oi AIamlltons
Elixir, of very complicated disorder ocea.
stoned by . very severe, Geld caught several
months ago. File ibreataed with the greatest
diescuky, md was often tbrownin.O weaken
lao sweats ,shen he attempted TO walk any
A;seance, and his voice ~onisl frequently tail
IN sueh degree that he could only attenpt
"a whispef. He has been upwards OF SAX
1890 without q return of his complaints |;
md desires 10 give his. public testimony II
favor %, this invaluable mcdicme., 80:
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a MILLER tWANIED. =
AFTER the .1st day OF August, l shall
N be in want oil a MlLtkx 20 attend q
country mill to, a person at GOOD character.
and none other need apply, liberal wages
will be given.
49,. : 80. N. ElEco,,.
Occoquan, May'3o. s.'5eoissA
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o. Madden.

@ Wo elegant E1SA5-ddy
Clocks, just received,
Ind Jor sat: 6y
Anthony P. Cover.
9th mo. 18th. iaw3w .
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Alex. Moore, Regliter.
This is to give Notice,

4 That the subscriber Of Alexandria county,
in the district Of Columbia, has obtained from
the, Orphans Cours.or said comfy letters OF
administration on the estate of Wm. Jas Hail,
late of the county aforesaid, deceased: all
persons having claims against the ssid decd
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the some with
the vouchers thereof 10. the subscriber, On or
before the sth day of Decembsr next, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate. And those indebted thereto arc
requested to make immediate payment. Civ.
en- under my hand this 9Th day Of June,
1870. 49,.
Times Sdnderson Adm'r.
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OrphanS' Court,

- UrPhanS court,
Alexandria County, June Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the acministis.of or Vim
|. Hall, deceased, do insert the following add
ver,isernent ,hr,e times in each week tor
four weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gszetts.
Teste,
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George Benner, Jun.

no ~. Budi street., fna'~oelPnin'
Mrs. II. Lee, Ne" iOs&. -. ~. :"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-07

NATIONAL JUBILEE.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH z, 1910.

On Sunday last was the anniversary OF the
triumph OF Republicansm over arisiocracy
and misrule. On Monday the day Was de,o-
ted TO Joyous festi,ily in different parts of the
Union. la Tins town the American Standard
was displayed in different places. In the
evening the State House Was brilliantly il!u-
minated. Notwithstanding the weather was
some what uniavOurab.e, great concourse oil
people assembled The darkness of the
night, and the splendour of the scene, produ-
ced an effect at once sublime and beautiful.
After the lights were exlinluishcd num-
ber of gentlemen repaired to the Newport
Hotel, where an excellent entertainment Was
provided for them 10y Capt BARKER.-Capt.
GEO. ToPHAM Was called to the chair ; and
after the cloth was removed the following
Toasts were drank.
1. The Anniversary of the Republican sdministra-
ton always dear to Republicans, and shall ever be
celebrated by IN, votaries of Freedom.
2. J.,nes M.d;son, President If ,he United States
who, Ike prudent. and skiiiul pilo,, has directed
the snip ot " lie in that course, which is equdstant
from Brius. aespo,ism and French tyranny
g. The sase Of Monticeilo,--may he be as happy
In private AZ he was usefd in pubhck life
a. His Exccllency James Fenaer,-, true Re,,ib-
ican by hereditary descent.
s. The Honeurabie Eibrdge Gerry and the Hon
durable William Gray,-may ,hey De elected to the
respective Offices OF Governour and 1t. Governour
OF Massachusetts and never abridge the ri..h; Of
suffrage, Gore the people with seditious resolves
z Tne Old Tories and Refugees-,oo phiegT ..-:k
IN their nature for our ci.ne, an express to Garry
them to the regions of Nova Scotia.
s. The memory of Washington .nl his compatr-
OTIS, who so nobiy achieved the work of American
Independence.
9 Mr.. Futon's Torpedo-may it paralyze the
limbs of that nation which has often strovc to
entetter ours.
10, The state of Biode-Island, though small in
nunoers may she, at the next ele ction,prove herself
great in patriotism.
III. Pickering aud Hillhouse, Quincy and Garden
ier, hempen collar, and coat Of American manu-
fscture. fm
IL. The favourable Elisha r. Potter-this state
has office worthy of Thy acceptance-inay you
soon retirn to the dnli pursuits OF private life.
Is. The Fair Daughters Of Caidmbia, ,----may thy
smles be the reward OF patriotism and thy fiowns
appal the faction who would barter their eountiy's
- rights for gold. ..sf
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COPENHAGEN PLUMBER.

The following is taken from London pa
per- 1t was torn out ana preseredbya gentle
man who was in England At the time the 3r-
tish exercized their tyrannical and perht.ious
conduct tow ards the Danes. Americans
read ! this, or similar fate, may be yours
unless Union and energy be the rule OF ac-
tion.
LONDON, Jan. Is, 1903.
A paper published at Copenhagen, Jan I'd.
contains The following estimate OF the whole
loss which Denmark has suffered by the B'-
tish Expedition. The humber OF ships OF
war carried away or destroyed IS stated at 76,
Carrying 2246 guns. Tie whole fleet con-
sisted of lS ships Of the line, 10 frigates, 10
briggs, 90 gun-b BATS, praams, and floating
batteries, hesides other smaller vessels. II
is estimated that ship of % guns, cost
25o,oOo rix dollars. building one of 81,
2i2 1000 one OF "a, 10000 ; trigate oi a.
guns, $4,000 and ship OF 50 guns, 10000
and ship OF "a guns, $4,000 aud the small
Ter vessels i'm the same proportion accord
10 which calculation we shall tind result,
total OF 6,222,OO rix dollars. 1t Is likewise
estimated that ship of war completely
e equipped, costs at the rate of 100000 rix dol
lars Danish Currency. 1t is also observed,
that the immense quantity of marine stores
and timber necessary for ship building coilec-
ted in the magazines of the Holm, and car
ricd away or DESTROYED by the British, may be
valued at thrice that sum; and it THESE be
added the damage to Copenhagen and the
country by the bombardment, fire, piilage,
Sc. and if we calculate also the loss sustained
by the total stagna,ion OF trade, the capture
of the merchant ships, and the iossess suffer-
cd by Denmark cut of Europe, the whoe
loss may be fairly estimated at e7,3so,ooo
rix dollars.
The ship of the line Dithmnrschcn, which
the British had mutiiatcd, as also the skeleton
of three decker, which was left on the
stocks, are now taken down as great GUAM
thy Of their timber nsy be made useful in
the building OK gun-boats.
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l. Introduction.
9 Oriental Mannrrs, and the Ideas imbibed in
Youth, both in the West and Eas-Indies, favourable
to the Spirit OF D,spotism.
g. Certain Circumstances in Educate which pro-
mote the Spirit Of Dcspotism.
q. Corruption OF Manners has natural Tendency
to promote the Spi.i. Of Despotism.
S An Adherence of Despo,ism, and IN arden,
Love of Liberty, perfectly consistent ~t Order and
Tranquility and lhc natural CONSCIOUSNESS of we'll
informed Understandings anl bepeyolen Dspositlous
On the Venalit, OF ti, Press unde lie lDiiGence
of the despotick Spirit, ADD its Effects in difiusng
that Spirit.
T. The fashionable Invectves g.nst Philosophy
and Reason, Proof Of the spirit Of Despoiism
8. Of Loyalty, and certain mistaken ideas Of il.
g. On taking Advantage Of popular comnodons,
accidental Excesssos, aud foreign Revolutions, 70
tend Preropstve and Power, and elcrosch on the
Liberties Of the People
10. When Human Life is held cheap tits symp-
tom of prevailing Spirit Of d. spotism.
III Indifference of TIE middle and lower classes Of
the people publick affairs, highly favourable TO the
Encroachmenis of the Tory Principle, and therefore
TO the Spirit Of d. spo,ism.
ID The despotick Spirit is inclined to discourage
Commerce, as unfavourab.c to its purposes.
Is. The Spirit Of Despotism displaying itself in
private life, and proce ding thence TO avail itself of
the church and the military .
Ia. The despotick Spirit inclined TO avail itself Of
Spies; Informcrs, false Witnesses pretended Conspi-
racles, and sclf-nierested associations affecting Pat
riotism Ff
Is The Manners Of Tory Courtiers, and Of those
who ape them, MS People Of Fashion, inconsistent
with ManIiness, Truth. and Honesty; and their Pre-
vaercc Injurious 10 free Constitution, and the Hap
pipess of Human Nature ~
Ii. The Spirit of Truth, Liberty, and Virtue, pub
lick vel! private. chiefly TO be found ~ the mid
die Ranks of the People.
IL. On debauciing Tie Minds cf the rising Gene
ration, and whole People, by giving item military
Notions III aftcc nd Commercial Country.
1S Lc,i'y, EHeminscy. Ignorance, and Want cf
Principle in private Lfe, nimica, all publck Virtue
and favourable to the spirit of Dcspo'sm.
~. Certain Passages in DR.. Brorrqes 80 Estimate"
oppose the subyersion &c free Constitution by Cor
r,Ip,ion Of Manners and Principles, aud by mdne In
fucBcc. 4 Nrf
20. On-several Subjects suggested b. Lord .Hs-
csmbr's Diary !" particularly tie Practice OF bar
tcrng tie Cure OF Souls f.r tie Conupuon OF Par
Iisn,.nt.
81. On choosing rich Men, wiihol, Parts, Spirit or
Ibera.iy, Representatives in the Sa,iora' Cum
ci;.
%. Of the despo,;ck Influence Of great Merchants
their Subal;eris, Of Csfomers over te Trades
mcn. and rich trading Companies over their vsroas
Dypendsnts-in csnbsling t'-cm 10 vote tot Court
Candidates for Ssts ~ Parliament. merely To serve
'rf-a'e Gi,eres,, without the smallest Regard for
tn6ict Liberty anil Happiness, or the Fitness or Un
h,ncss of the fanlristc.
.. Cf fis = gcan,ry of Life that il originates
IN tic Split of Dcspo,ism. ;ni contributes to IT
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-07

A DWELLING-HOUSE and LOT
4 s'tuated on Sb'inrsfreet, little north Of Mr..
STEPhEN DEBLoIs's The Lot is buttcd Easteilv
on p'Ty-streef, 65 feet, and Norherly, on Demso,-
streef, (i'id out and to be opened from Tna,nes-
sneef to S5riag street one hundred and twelve feet
The house, ave years old. is well built, with good
Ok frame, pl;.nked with inch aud quarter plank,
and covered with ceder shingles.
For terms enquire Of
NOAH BARKER.
.Nswport March z, 1910.