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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-03


Fl! st 1000 Blanks drawn to be entiAcdt to,
Ten Dollar prize each. .,....,
~ The drawing will commence in the
City of New York on the third Tuesday in
April next, and will continue to draw 6cs
Tickets each day Except the last day, when
there will remain 800 to be drawu) until
finished.
TICKETS for sale by. r. GRAY, sBooksel-
lcr, King street, Alexandria, where all tick
cts sold by hir, may be examined, and infer.
nation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
ing the drawing, free of expence Prizes in
the Baltimore College Lottery will be taken
at their full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference: paid in cash, Cash viii
also be advanced for prizes a soon a. drawn,
at moderate discount.
Present price of tickets eight dollars.
Januaryl.
Should the first number, on the 18th DIV
of drawing, be either Of the numbers from1|
to $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the nett
drawn number mot one Of those numberII
shall draw, and he emitted to the $50 ticket.
with the prizes and blanks chat may be. drawn
to them previous to the ! sth day Of drawing
and in the like manner with tickets for TIA
goth, 2sth, and soth days of drawing; sol
that person with one ticket may draw One
Thousand Tickets! Question How! An
swer-SupPose No. ll,lTs, il the properly /
of f.. the FIRST drawn number on the 18th d, l.
Of drawing. which vii entitle II to the mum.
bers from Ito $50; and the first drawn mum
Der on the goth day Of drawing, NAV be No
us, which will cntitle him to the number
from 2sf to 500 The Grst drawn numbe,
OF the 2sth day, may be No. SIS, which viii
entitle him to the numbers from 22,c0l 70
2225o, inclusive; and the Rrst drawn num-
Der, on the soth day Of drawing, may be one
OF the $50 tickets already drnrn, which viii
entitle him to the numbers from % $50 to
27,soo-Yes, sir. aud the thousand ticksy
may draw One HundredT thousand Dollars
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-03

|usB feCSFVr0 " AA
q. sen. Bookseller, King street,
The Life of Thomas Paine' by James
Cheetham.
GWaish's Letters on, the Genius and Dis
aposstion.ofths French government.
of Fashionable Life, BY Miss Etge-
worth. - o..
rFhe Parent Assistant, or Tales torGhil'
: dfen, BY ditto. &sss -.
SDon Sehastion, or the house OF Brsganz
AN historical Romance, by Miss
sSNiiiant Tell, or Switzerland Delivered,
ns historical tase bythe celebrated fiorfan,
sThelif of'RetFarch, 10y Mrs. 1obson. :,
-The Yaaikey IN London, - 49, .s... 4.
: emo works of Mira. Ghapens.
SCowpersspoems and task, q heaatiiui ni'
rsstafs editiou, elegant. :,
Scatxs nisnnions do. do.
Yun;ns,s l.ette IS. 60. do. .S
NJ Bys,ns scpyersaticus.on chynistry.
nssehosIsl', researches into the laws Of
-chymical saini.y.
The I,eualon. disseeter, or system Of !.
..esion. practised il the hospitals and lecture
rOouas Of the metropolis:
March 80
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-03

S5,UUU lCkttSS nt uo1drS3 u S$sYWN
Less than 2 - blanks 70 prize subea
to deduction Of Is per cent. Prises pay,.
bic 80 days after the conclusion Of the draw.
ing. -,
OF THE ANNEXED PRIZES.
LIST drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-03

lst do. 18th do. $50 Tickets from
No. | to No. $50, inclusives
LIST do. 10th do, $50 do. from No.
Isl to 500, inclusive.
LIST do. 25th do. $50 do. from No.
22,ool to 22,2so, inclusive
list do 3oth do. $50 do from No
22,2sl to z2,soo, inclusive.
fst do. 35th DO. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
lst do. 40th DO. 1000
lat do. 45th do. $4,000
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06

or TO PAINTERS OF NEWSPAPERS. I'd
There will speedily be issued from the
press, a /" History Of Printing in .dmerica, 4"
SC. which among other things will contain an
account of all the Newspapers printed in
British America, previous to the commence
ment Of the Revolution in l775 and the all-
thor wishes to add LIST Of all the Newspa-
per- printed in the United States, AS we'll as
in the British, French and Spanish dominions
-on this Continent and in the West-lnaies,
OH the first day of January, 1910. yr
With a view to enable him to complete his
list he requests the printers of Newspapers
will DO him the favour to forward one or Two
of their papers addressed to I" 4. Z. hrinter,
Worcester, Mass" And in order that this
intelligence may become generally known,hc
'begs that they will give this advertisement
one or two insertion. i'm their respective pa
pers which will be considered as an additional
obligation. If such publishers of Ncwspa-
pers or other gentlemen, as have newspapers
printed in British or Spanish America, ON the
first of January, will do him the favour to for.
ward one Of each kind, as above, they will
render him very acceptable service.-It is
intended to insert in the History of Printing,
aforementioned, the titles of the papers, the
names of the printers, the towns and States,
in which they are printed, and the periods of
their publication, as daily, weekly, sc.
Publishers OF Magazines and periodical
works, other than Newspapers, are also re-
quested to favourthe author with the titles OF
such publications, the names of the publish
ers, and an account of the periods when, and
the places where, they are printed.
Worcester, Iiass. May le, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06
Kings Birth Day.

On Monday last, was the anniversary of
the birth OF His liustrious and Gracious
Majesty, GEORGE III, King of Great-Brit-
ain. His Majesy's LOYAL and dutiful Sub
iect, both in Britain and America, celebrated
the day, with festivity and mirth. In this
town select party diued at the house Of the
British Consul. Among the guests, we un-
derstand, We're present CHRIsToPHER q.
CHAMpLIN, Esq. Stnafor in Congress Doct.
MANN, and BENJAMIN HAZARD ID, ,R pre-
ssSHo1ves in The General .AsSenabty Of fhiS
State Capt. LLOYD BEALL, Of the United
States .drmy; WrILIAa ELLERY, Jun. Def
uty Collector Of the tozon Of Newhort WAL
TER CHANNING, and others of less no,oriety.
Among other equally hatriotick and loyal
toasts, we are informed the health OF His
Gracious Majesty, was quafied in spark.
hns bumper. Hp y Trr7V
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06

49, Gen. Hampton has published the
Proclamation of the President OF the United
States, offering pardons to deserters, with the
following address: .' ~
In order to give effect to this clcmency OF
the President of the United States, and 10
provide immediate protection for such indi-
yiduais AS shall accept of the gracious pardon
offered TO tlIem by their legitimate govern
ment-l have instructed the commanding OIL
6cers Of the troops at the Columbian Spring,
at Fort Stodderd and New-Orleans, to receive
and provide for such as may return to the
standard of their country, from which, in an
unhappy hour, they departed, to wander in
the Province of a foreign Da,ion---uniriend-
ed and unknown--the scorn of strangers
SOLDLERSL ssa sas ~. es
Your country has occasion for your
services, and like an affectionate parent ex-
tends the hand Of forgivcness---Ay 10 accept
it
Your future real for her service shall bury
your errours i'm oblivion. Your wants shall
be provided for, and in a new corps, where
the chidings of your former comrades Will
not be heard----you shall be permitted to serve
out the term OF your enlistment. a pcaccfui
mind, and the pride of soldier, will az I'm DC
restored to you.---and ,hc time may not DC
Car distant, when those friends you have lett
at home, shall, with pride, hail you as the de-
tenders of the country!
w HAMPTON, Brigadier General,
Commanding me yocfs within me
IEssissijtfi and Orieons Tsrrissries.
He'd Quarters near Hash f
ingson, bhssisaifh Ter
riforv, Fee. ASH 1910. J
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

On Tuesday last, Deacon Calvin Jacobs,his
son Sar,nus, and boy by the name OF VIM.
II. Pearce, we're drowned in Palmer's rive.
in Rehobo,h.-They we're washing sheep in
the river, when Dca. Jacobs observed the boy
overwhelmed in the stream and struggling
with death. His son Immediately ran to his
assistance, when both became entangIed, and
unable TO extricate themselves. Deacon Ja-
cobs jumped from the bridge, and endeavour-
ed to relieve them, but in the struggle OF
death they held him to the spot,and the three
literally embraced death in each others arms.
An affectionate wife and four daughters re-
main to bewail the loss of a husband and
father, and the community TO mourn the loss
of a valued citzen, and young man Of pro-
mise and usefulness. A boy who escaped
from the river, by creeping on the bottom,re-
lates the particulars of this shocking affair.
The father was in the 5sth year of his age.
and the son about 2o-the boy was l4 or IS
years old. So tragicAl an event beggars de-
scription--every feeling Of humanity must
sympsthizc with the afflicted relatives of the
deceased. Prev. Amer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06

A Roman peasant lately found in field,
al Manterosc, coin, which is supposedto to be
the most ancient that is extant. 1t is thought
TO have been coined by Serp,es 1hifus, the
sixth King of the Romans, who died in the
year OF Rome, 24S. II is, consequently, $3.50
years old. Its weight is II ounces IL penny
vfssehts. and ms diametcr2 inches 10 lines
On on one side II has the head OF Minerva,
seen in fu II face, with the helmet, (fatlade
gaAena and on the other an Ok, and small
l. which indicates the first o! the Roman fig
ures. On the exergue is inscribed in large
chractcrs, ROMA. The metal is very pure,
and has considerable analogy to the Egyp-
ian copper of the coins of the PtoIinies.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06

Z The shooner Adventure, Capt Armstrong,
has arrived at PhiIadeiphia, in IS days from
La Guira. Capt. A. informs that Re,ou-
tion had taken place at the Caretcas, the OIL
cersof government imprisoned and the pro-
vince declared independent Ministers had
been appointed to proceed to London and to
Washington. A deter from the Caracas
states, that u manifesto had been published
by the revolutionary leaders, in which it is de-
'ciared that the Province will submit to Fer
dinand the VII. whenever he is restored TO
his throne.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06

The insiduous, contradictory, and ridicu
lous observations made IN the last .NtH2a0rf
Mercury, are SO puerilc and insignificant, that
tits with violence To our feelings we conde-
scend to notice them. Nothing, however,
would give US more real and substantial salts
faction, than TO see them exhibit a hortraifnre
drawn al. FIJI length" They affect to treat
this part of their subject in ludicrous man.
ner, aud will make their gallery of paintings
" syonderfitliy amusing and hieasani." We
sh1li always be wiling 10 assist them-and
TO fill up the variety, we shall give them a
few subjects for the pencil-characters COM
posing the federal party.-They will not
be merely T" zponde5nhy amusing, we shall
speaE Of crimes, such as will blscken the fair
visages OF some of their salnted paitisans-
we may be induced 20 drag villains from be-
hina the curtain, who have been guilty of
couRtcrlei,ing, forgery, and other offences
snd may expose 'wretche, who have SOLD
their principles, and rrostituted their venal
presses to aid a British faction.-Let them
beware-wc shall give them ,;h "grout
Or fle Sa6jects" as viii " harrozo mn fhe soM
011I torture Me mind hto Madness" To
those gentieman Editors, we have TO sly-our
press never advocated the Cause of foreign
government against our own--i. was not pur-
Chased by British seeret service money--nor
has 1t been, or ever will be SOLD, to the en-
eniIe, OF Repub ic Anism and advocates of
monarchy. Ii supports American freedom
agssDSt the encroachments and wicked de-
3 ,us OF the g british faction IN .4merica,"
WAC are aiming to destory our dearest rights,
am tac best privileges of feemen.
This press was established by the voluntary
subscription Oi d numLer ut patriotick ciu-
zens oi tbs town, and the vicinity. BY an a.
sreement between item aud the editor, the
, Wqo!e control and direction OF the press was
conhded TO his care and we are happy in
s5yins, our manner OF conducting the press,
has been such, as We be,ieve, has given ageD-
era satisfaction. We do not expect to please
The Federal or British party nor is it our
wish TO do so-t is our province to expose
their vie Installations, and we shall proceed
In so doing, Notwithstanding the frowns and
malice of our enemies. We also tell those
gertieWen Editors, that no committee
slperntends our press-it is under bno re-
straint but tru!h--controlled by no law but
tGat OF just:oe--it. is free as AIR, unpollutcd
by corruption, either domestick or foreign.
We could greatly amuse ourselves with
review OF their two columns and half of
nonsense. A more rciculouse mass of abb
surdity and heterogeneous stuff, We. never
saw put together, excepting by bedlamite
We shall, however, appropriate our columns
TO better purpose, and suffer these misera-
bic tools of disappointed British faction to
spit out their venom, and laugh at Its feeble
powers. s+,'"r = 80
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06
III a Town Meeting irSaiiy he'd at .Ne"h'rf,
Nan 28lh, 1910.

III u Town lheeiHS FSuHy Hsfo "' '''''I'"''
Nay 28th, 1910. 8a+n
TTis Voted and Resoived unanimously, That
| in all Votes by Ballot, the Freemen shall,
one by one, in their own proper persons, de-
liver their Votes into the hands OF the Mode
rator, who shall put the same into the Ballot
box, and declare aloud the name OF the person
voting, which shall be written down by the
Town Clerk. fn
his Voted and Resolved unanimonsly, That
before the Box is turned, proclama,ion shall
be made, and reasonable time allowed ior
the Frccmen to bring in their Votes and
that no Votes shall be received alter the Box
is turned. -,
his Voted and Resoiued unanimously, That
two persons shall be appointed TO assist the
Moderator and Town Clerk in Counting the
votes, which shall be cross counted ana u
the number of the Ballots shall differ from the
list kept by the Town Clerk, SO as to affect
the result, of the Ballot, new Vote shall b.
taken, -,
His Yofed and Resofved unanimonsfy, nat
in balloting for Moderator, the Votes shall be
received by the Town Clerk, and two persons
shall be especially appointed to write down
the names Of the persons voting.
'his Vofed and ReSoiued, That the prcce-
ding Resolutions be Published three weeAs
successiyely, in both the Newspapers prin'eo
i'm this Town.
Wfiaess, JONATHAN ALMY,
Town Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06
WiXiam Stevens.

Reshecyuhy Informs h,s lriendS, and The hub.
hex ia general,
THAT he intends carrying on the Painting and
4 Gilszing Busiacss M a THAR various Lranshrs.
and has taken the shop under the Bookstore OF Mess
Hanson q Rafhb0ne, corner of .iia'ketsguars.
lie soiiclts the attention at his friends
and the pubick, who are assured that every cxerop
IN his power will be made TO deserve their cus:om-
he has on hand and for sale, complete assortment
of P.fi.N'T'S and OIL.
Newport, May 80. F'N
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06
,I,lao6.


INFORM their friends AMI the publck in genera
that they continue to carry on,he Painting and
Gazing business in their various branches nj Il cir
old stand No 4, .,isreef, they gratefully ecknowl.
edge past favours, and solicit the custom. Of their
friends the pubck. .who,from the neatness and faith.
tulness Of their work heretofore evinced, may be
sured that nothing their part, shall be wanting "
do the same hereafter.
.Nsspborf, ytre 6, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber respectfully inform
l. the Inhabitants Of Newport that he has taken
the House lately occupied by Mr.. JAMES RonrNsoS,
in Pelham-sreet, and that he intends practising the
various branches Of the healng Art in this town lie
hopes by an assduous attention the duties Of his
profession, TO merit the confidence and patronage of
his friends and the pubIi,k in general
JOHN Il. .THURsTON,. M ID. :
Ncwport, May 10, 1910. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06

DRowNEp On Wednesday last, In tins harbour,
Mr. W1LLIAM maxwell, Of Ro1bury, .hass.J !
aged 27 'years.--On nis passage from HDrapm. y
DAYS out) Mr. THOMAS Cook, in the 4oth year OF ms
age. He was am industrious ma, ana has lett "A wiie
nd several small children TO lament theirioss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06

Edsrard Livingston, il is said, has brought
an action in the federal court against THoM-
AS JEFFERSON, for having, as PreIdcnl OF
the United States, disposscssed him OF the
Batturc of New-Orleans. Edward has laid
his damages at one hundred Thousand dollars.
Wickham, the advocate Of Burr, has taken
out the writ; and Chief Justice MarshaH,
who let Burr escape, is to try the action.
What will be the result, canno; be foretold.
If Mr.. Jefferson, as President, acted impro-
.perIy, the remedy ought to have 5ccn sought
BY impeachment but we have Witnessed al.
ready such extraordinary conduct in the fed
eral judiciary, that none of its future deci-
sions, however prepostcrous and erroneous,
can surprize US.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06

A second report is in circulation at Dal,i-
more, of the arrival in the Chesapeake, oi TIC
irigatc John Adams. The repos1 rests on The
information Of a master Of 4 { raft, wLo states
shat he saw long low armed ship, answ ering
the descripgienlo OF this iiisate, soing up the
Potomack that she fstd gunoh 81. Ma
rvs, and several in the evening.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06
NE@P PORT

WEDNESDAY, .uSE 6, 1910.

ps A General Republican CosvEs-
TIoS viii be holden in THIS TOWN, on
Thursday the LIST OF June inst. Tie Re-
puolcans OF those towns represented in The
Assembly by Anglo-t ederalists, are requested
to Choose delegates TO attend said Convention.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06

THOSE indebted % the snbscsi5cr,
u arcrcques stcd to make speedy payment, 50 th,t
he may be enabled 10 pay those to whom he - Justly
indebted. " -,
n n. Several persons can be furnished WIN
Board, by applying a. above. 'sne '"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.


From our files by the Packet, we copy tke
following -" London, April ALI our ae-
counts from Russia, appear hostile 10 the pro-
secution of not only Brush but neutral com-
merce. And what wouldappear q. any other
time extraordinary is, thai the American
Minister ADAMS is the meddling advocate.
for the exclusion OF American vessels from
the Russian ports, under fretctce ol preven-
ting the frauds practised under the American
flag but in realty, in prosecuting OF the JEFF
ersoni.n anti-commerciI system. AS 1t
respects Englan we care not-we haye on
hand several years stock of Russian produce
but as II respects the trade OF the y. y.
can this meddlng Minister, who, il is assert
ed, desoends to examine the papers of YES
sells, and rejects them for triiling iniormaii-
ties, be SO ignorant as not TO know that in such
times AS the present the neaira! is compelled
% Eract,se arts not admissible an other fines |?
That what will frequently appear to be the
act OF a belligerent, is the policy OF the neu-
tral or that tho United States do not owe
:heir commercial Prosperity in grsaf de-
gree foihe nse Of artifces, IF double fahers,
and various kinds oFLIeESsEs /? Ii he does
not know tais, he is unfit for Minister Of =
commercial coun,ry-H is the dufy of ihr
neural 10 deceive tic beHyerenf u ne can
and he must be peculiarly Jasfidious zvho deem
such decehtions any BREACH Of MEacAsTfLE
MoRALITr-A liberal minded Minster--who
really wished the prosperity of his fellow cit
liens and who is nOt the slaye OF envy and
the dupe Of parry hr9adtces----would zcink at
rather than erhose ,he Stratagsms made use
of in the advantageous prosecutions Of neu-
tral commerce"
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(Trentop True .7merieam.] ]

James Munroe OF Virginia, Morgan Lew
is of Ncw-York, and John Taylor Gilman OF
New-Hampshire, are elected members OF
their respective Statc-Legisatures for the
present year. They have all served in the
capacity Of Governour, and at the same time.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06

Copenhagen jackson has arrived IN Boston.
The juuto will plopabiy give him publck
dianer in honour OF his faithful services ia
Denmark, and his jealous, though not quite
SO eheclual services in this country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06

The following Lecture on " 6ercanfite
AloraHty," and the rights and dslfies or nesl-
frafs, as recommended and practiced at Lon
don, the British, head quarters ef eorrsct
ming the round in those pure patrens Of pub
lick anu private virtue. aud national hono'n--
the federal papers. The old maxim ls--feu
truth and Shame the depii--The modern In
structors Of mercantile morafty" seem de-
termined to follow his trade, and shame him
in his own way. Take the following speci-
men. rr ~ ~ r- b0S!. Paf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06
.DI.iHRTED,

AT Portsmouth, on Friday evening the 25,huit Ma
ior ALExASpER THOMAS, TO the amiablc Miss MA
RY BoanEx, daughter Of the late Mr. Joseph bor'
den, all of Portsmouth. fgfE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06

The United States irigate President, Deca-
tar, has arrived I'm the Delawafe, from a
cruize. ss A8aDS.s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06

TO BE- SOLD--Al PibIick Auctioiy
On wJ.DNEsDAy tie 6th dag ef Jhne HsTf,
ar not previously, disposed of At private sss|
EOUR lots OF LAND, slleaie N
t,artsr strecs, nearly opposite the Tnirk Wan:
uf,eorv. measuring 100 feet Ua,wer s.reef, tna
800 ON the new street, leading from Ha'tr "
Timer ,frert Conditions made known ii tme ana
place of sale. ..,..
Nh those disposed to purchase at private sa'e'
may know phe terms by applying to ..,,o,
Newport. May 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06

tn all its variety. executed with elegance aud dss.
j ns,ch md on the cheapest terms possi,e, at THO
utics Of Tia Rasds,Ls.and Sspvtasos, sups J.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-06
REMOVAL. 4. b. 8. /.
SAMUEL w. VINSON,

% ESPECTEuLi.y informs his customers,
N and i've Publick, that lie has removed from the
sn he has occupied for two years past, TO No, Pc
hen, one bf the range Of stores belonging 70 PAUL
NJ. NrMrosD, ESQ little south OF the Ms,ket.
square, Inc st side Of Tbames-srce,, where az
orders for Draggs Medicines, Dye-Sn.Cs, Spices,
r. will re ecive cheerful and prompt at,cntion--past
favours grstefuliy acknowledged, ~, ., 4
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

WHEREAS, some 0illan or v:Nains
w on Saturday night last, attempted TO break
into the house Occupied the sifce OF the Rhode.i.
land Repnbheon ami broke in one OF the panras OF
the door ,--"ny person who will give information of
the rsiain OF villains, who were concerned in this
daring a,te,rpt at Burglary, so that they may be
brought TO punishment, shall receive the above Re-
ward ffa -tt
WILLIAM SIMCNS.