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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

Ertraef from fhe Speech % 1fr. WISDHAG.
disangnishea Member II the british far-
fameni, dciptred sn ihe HvIse II Commons,
December io, 1908 Let ne .ansia-.ion-
archiSrs and esi4niniascrs of Mr.. JkFFgR-
SON among curselpes, read az ahd blush.
I" EVen THOMAS JEFFERsoN could not
cdfe car ohen etnsRres, because he chuse TO
oe civil TO the government With whom bis
country is allied Though we mus, ali be per-
suades IL spcnia DC haffyJor EnS.and hGa snt
sueh man 10 aircct hsr Councils. Ii was is-
mentally said IN this house, about went, years
ago, thn, IL would require al ieasta h0if
centnry to rtfmr the fosses that .amerita had
.usraiAed during che spar and 10 re-eslablish it
IN the state II was r9hen possessed By onr gro
cions sovereign /; hut Took al america
eomfare me fitch ef PROSPERITY she had risen
10 during ths shorf cdministrancn Of M. jar
PERSON, 10 the hrcseM state u oar essn ccstn-
~; and Can there be nafiVe Of q. Britain,
but mus heGri.ty ,eyres his not being 0ora ga
american"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

Posi-oiiices have been established at liver
ton in this State, and at Troy, Alassa WM.
NoRroS, Esq. has been appointed Pos,mas-
ter a, the torpcr, md ABRAHAM BowEN,
Esq at the latter place. These post-oihccs
VIII form part OF the new mail line, which
commences running from Ncwpoitto Boston,
! on the hrst ot january, lsll.s We congrstu-
late, the nhahi..,n,s Of this town, on this inn
Port'nt acquisition; the facility and despatch
IN the transportation OF letters between Bos-
ton and this place, will be of incalculabe ad-
vantage TO our merchants and traders.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

THE Stockholders OF the Rhodc-lslsne in-
surance Company, are hereby notified, 'rn:;
general nesting will bS held the Stac-tt,kS,
Newpors, on Wednesd }, the 2tl da, Of Jsn,a,
at halfpast two o'clock, N. Tor the eeet,on IN
rcctors and transaction OF such other busln - -
may be thought Necessary
.Aewborf, Dec 10 1910 x+N
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NLWPUkI:
EED.NEsn.ar. DGCEMBER 26. 1870.


No turtles ccounls have yet reached us from {, ~
gress. From NE seat OF war IN Portugal. We a.. VI
SOON txfest ihteii9e,ce of interesting inportan,e
Blythe t+st accounts from that s'u~i,ei, bh he Eng
hsi and tsench ARMIES were siseng gsienn.g then po
stlons Apparen,l, witli im,lalion u sliS.ly
q formidable and efertuai blow. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

20 In our PAPER cffhe l2fh insf me marriage Of Mr.
7homns Hossrd, announced. We hevc teca re-
cues 10 stale af IL hos not fckcn place eper
contemplated b eishcr Of the fariies.
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l.. S. bAAA.

Ju ~ received. snlo Tor sale az this { fs~
"A VIEW Copies of Pamphlet. entitled CeD44.sf~
"A a. ssss o., ths opnsDchias H.sseiufsen efsne ts>
ea A..,es -fss'k, m series uf Members, ly .,Ssgs
ApWA1 ER--Psoe l2 10 eu,s Dts.kD1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

Yesterday the U. 5. Schooner Revenge,
Capt. PERsy, arrived in this harbour, in
hours snd n half from New-London, Con.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

Mr.. Asa SIssox, o. this town, raised the
last season, from two potatoes, weighing Ia
sunces. one bushe and three pccks, weighing
cne hundred and ispfipe tounds.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

Erfrarf of a letter from a gentleman in Me
aiisSisshEI Territory, dated Forf Stoadara,
Ccl. 23.
" SIR-Wc last night received informa-
'ion that Gen Thomas is on his marCii from
booktcr's Landing, the las, fort in the Fiori-
da be took posssssion off, to MoLiic. l ne,
principal Inhabitants have put up their most
valuable effects into the fort tor prolec tiou-
md /, will be defended by all the citizens, as
well as the military. The fort is one oil the
best pieces OF military work in the world of
ITS dimensions, and military gentlemcn say,
will be one OF the hardest TO get possession
oil. The General has no cannon, and Of
course j. Is uncer,ian the plan he will pursue
he Is br~ve and desperate, and ioiiow cd by
men capable ot any thing mch Can do.
have no doubt OF bloody scene ON his reach-
ing Mobile, as iam confident he will attempt
some desperate movements. He acts uudcr'
The suthority Of the Bayou Sarah Conveo,ica
their object appears now TO add 10 The il dis
t:ict, the districts Lyins betweea them and
PeDsac oia-or III other words, all the district
, OF West-F orida, and bring the whole under
one General Government. in this latter
Case they can raise al least ten thousand mill
tia--Ahy further movements will inio.m
YOU of"
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rae fsiiowing is an ~xfracf f-sn Washsngfon,
\ ecmmruicafed 20 us by fTend.
aErehequsr bills are ,obs issued, to sup
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d Z Splchl J0sva founf,i nc,aea I'd
the Bsn'e IF she Clerk IN .Negport. on 7uesrg J'e-
.I,sA "A "A 4

M n ')pEtHL fU,Dn q OuHfI Ucf.'sE Ht
the Hsnse IF .he Clerk IN .Newport, 1nesrsg J's-
sr7ber an. n. u. 1910.
Zx/HERE.gS the General Assembly OF dis sc,
- q their Session, holden in January, isiu -
tnor.zed md empow erred the town-conncils 'fl, -
era towns in The state, impose such TaxU Js:ts'i
every person. within their respective towns s'"'h9n
own or keep any Dog or Dogs, the, ms, iiff '''.
er, and also to make sucb ordt RS ~ caws :ir 1t
lslions, 20 pfcycn dsmsge being done 'c 'l''' ed
cattle by dogs, as they may deem necessary.
.snd whereAs complaint hath beer madc " 'ooH.
council, by nn.bcr OF the nbsbnants of y 40 q.
that they bsvc su,tained great damage by " i''-
nng'st large in the bight, and killing ard v''', hg
their sheep Therefore,
Y. he fnacied, That atax Of Trs Dolms ps hes,,
for each ard ever, Dog t.p within The lin " ~ Us
town, be assessed upon the Masters, Ns't. 80, or
bes Of Families, in whose houses such Dog logs,
may be kept.
ind be IL further ssorfed That upon due penfi ~.
ing been made 10 tbc Collector, by The ovrts vovn.
ers, tibet xnyDog or Dsgssxcd BY this Ac' hri 'Stn
killed. he or she shall be REUSED ft0m psyinf III IN.
ind Be q further esve.sd, That every or's. ~
Dog shall, w,un fifteen days bomahc Publication 90
his Act, put collar on the neck Of susi ~, IN
'hc name Of tue owner thereon. And iha, -
p'rstion Of said time, every Dog whd may iv ird
without such collsr,shsll be undeestbd s e h''rfs
any owner, and may be killed BY any person - o.
.1nd6ri.f:vflcr enacted, That The rbo,r a be
published an both the newspapers prissd ~ -'ers.
~ ffHe Cotr--.iHen ri
JsSA ALMY, Csn,. ..iss,
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CDLJ.hbL.5-s CRgGR. M
4 ~ ;aja,,itsl asat'iss ~ ~, ~ n
n MANY SOCIETY, or (oLtNpiAs \ ~, s
wi.i be hrjd - a>0NDAy ENtNlN<., t< 81
lbeng the 3lst oil "a, Montt ot '' e.. b Z, 49, "a 8
,tounsii Fl, Vi their tfe~s N.gws,r. ss;x a
House, piec,sei, AZ The gong uovrci ds .s
~ order Of LoAsIAST TARER, LssA, ", IA
WILLIAM stA.UNs. .~e,< <,,.s
Seases Of bmlnss
y esfh II G.s'nss, <6fh. Ds,,3t
Year II Discopers, Si9 y
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Ernaei Of a letter a4ted .Nateher, .ner

Frfraci ef a Ictfer dated .NGtchex, Nop 9. =
Il 10 utnorcd that tne Convention OF i Tor
ida IS about marching on army against Mo.
bile and ensacola--lorce not mentioned, but
suppose not less than 5000 men; which, if
well appointed, will meet with feeble opposi-
en-"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-18
New Publications
August IS.

Just received By TAMES KENNEDI
sen. King street,
Antidote to the Mcrino Mania, now pro-
crossing thro' the United States,
0 r,
The value of the Merino breed, placed by
observation and experience upon proper
basis.
The British Cicero, or selection of the
most admired speeches in the English Ian
guage--arrangcd under three distinct heads
Of popular parliamentary and Judicial oratory
with historical illustrations and an intro
duction to the study and practice OF elo-
quence, in 8 voumes-by Thomas Browne,
L. L. d
A Dictionary of Practical Surgery, con-
tanning complete exhibition OF the Pnncl-
pies and practice of Surgery, volumes
by Samuel Cooper.
MAYORS Lives of Plutarch, selected, con-
tanning the most illustrious characters OF an
tiquity-For the use OF schools.
DR. Smiths translation of Longinus, with
the original Greek.
Sept. Ia. eoti
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Superhne Yellow Bark
October 10.

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly OF
the extractiye matter and reslnous portion OF
the bark, wherein its virtue as medicine Is
known to reside. is separated IN degree
from the hard fibrous and other useless parts
in manufacturing. 1t will, therefore, be
found preferable, on account Of It's purity,
strength, fineness, and the small quantity
required, to any other form in which the
bark has hitherto been generally used.
The superiority of this bark will be partl-
cularly manifest in the treatment of those
state of the stomach and bowels, the requl>
site quantity Of the imperfcctly ground bark
in common use cannot be administered and
as any of the watery or spirltHous prepare
tons are we'll known to be inehectua! in ur-
gent cases, it is presumed that the present
form will prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks 1t unnecessary TO
offer any apology to those Of his medical bge'
thren to whom he is personally known, when
he recommends to them in particular this
elegant powder of bark since MANY OF them
have, in common with him, had SO frequent
and painful occasion, in the course OF long
practice, to deplore the want OF so desirable
a form of using that inestlmabie remedy AID
so fully is lie assured of lis superior eihcacy,
from numerous proofs OF It's effects, that ne
offers it to the faculty in general, without
fearing the impntation of impositlon.
PREPARED AND PUT UP BY
CLARK SANFORD, ". y.
Greengwch, Connecticut, 1903.
a]3e The above article is put up in par
GELS Of different sizes to accommodate pur-
chasers and is sold by James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King street.
Sept. 26. 2aw
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Charles Sirnnls, President.
Jonah Thompson,
John Mason, Direct
Henry FoxaA, ors.
William Steuart,

May2S law
N B. Arrangements having been made to
m nsence the sale of tickets comprizIng the
bove Lottery, the public are hereby inform
~eil, that am now prepared to receive pro-
,posals from all such persons as may be dis
posed to purchase, TT otherwise contract ior
the sale thereof on commission. Purchas
taking 100 Tickets, or more, WILDE entitled
TO a credit Of thirty days after the drawing of
the Lottery, on giving notes with approved
sendorsers, negotiable at any Of the Banks
w thin the District of Columbia.
Jos. Carleton.
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Forty Dollars Reward.

A BSCONDED from the subscribers farm,
~ near charles-Town, in Jefferson coun-
ty, Va a few nights ago, two Female Slaves,
RACHEL. and ENiELINE-T They are each
about Il or IL years old. Rachel is p stout,
athletic young woman, of the complexion OF
the darkest mulatto, Or mahogany-she has
a large conspicuous scar on the right cheek,
occasioncdsby a burn, and detormed leg, IN
consequence Of violent injury sustained
many years since. Emiline is much lighter
than the other in color with long curling
hair, tall straight person, alched eye bro"s'
Hat nose, black speck on one OF her eyes,
a dimple in her chin, very large hands and
feet, her voice remarkably soft and timla )
She is uncomnonly sensible, and correct IN
her language and took with her great "a
riety. OF excellent clothing. ;,
= will give the above reward tor them II
taken twenty miles from this place and bro,t
home, or one half for either.
Henry S. Turner.
Wheatland, Sett. 90, 1910.
P. S. From their going OFF without knowh
any cause from the great numberot clothes
taken with them, and from other clrcumstan'
ces, it is believed that these people VIII en-
.deavor TO escape in Wagons to Alexandria
or Baltimore, and pass as tree.
OFT A. 2aw4W*
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John Silence,
James Reid,
Executors of John Gibson.
2awds
FOR SALE,
Aug. 10.

a LEASE for lives, for 8 10 acres of land
"A lying in the county of Fairfax, and be-
ing part OF the tract OF land called Ravens
guo,lh,'' the annual rent Of which Is Ely dol
lsrs. II is about nine miles from Alexandria,
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 the
same quantity Of timothy meadow Of excel
lent quality, and as much more unimprovcd.
This farm is divided into five lots, and the
fencing in tolcroble repair. If it is not dis,
posed of by the first of October, viii lease
it for lives. Its SO situated as to make two
tenemcnts. 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, 2taw1
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Domestic Manufactures
Fer sale at the Domestic Warehouse, on
King-strset.t

rLOTHS, cassineres, cassine.s, sat
Z = nets, vest pstterns, silk and metal OUT
tons, ginghams, twilled and plain ohalnora s.
white and colored jeans, stripes, checA s.
bcdticking, counterpanes, WOODEN and cot on
hosiery, linen, cotton shirting, sheetin IS
calicoes, shawls, handkerchieis, white AID
colored threads, large assortment OF spun
cotton, some Of which is at reduced prices
girth webbing, saddle trees, glue, rousn emo
hcckled flax, fax wheels, reels, hecKies,
weavers reeds, leather gloves, moccasins ana
suspenders, patent suspenders, spaces anu
shovcls, and a large assortment q ColuH loi-
an and Washington ware from the potter
in Philadelphia, by the crate or retail.
N. B. Feather beds, and best curls q Dad
mattresses ready made, and made to ordef Gu
the shortest notice.
October 10. eotl
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FOR SALE.

VKTE wish to sell that three story Brick
wv House, with all the out houses which
is occupied at present by Dir. Edward otabler,
the corner of Prince ard st. Asaph streets,
IS feet inches on Prince.strect and 1875 tect
on St. Asaph street.
Several Building Lots on Washington and
Duke streets.
A Lot of Ground, containing about 90 D.
ores, a mile from the court house, adjoining
Messrs. Stump and ricketts,, with good i'm
provements, dwelling house, kitchen and
stables, sc &c.
Also, l64 acres of Land, two miles from
Alexandra, on the Colchester post road, part
in cultivation, the remainder in young wood,
with a large young orchard-there is three
small houses ON the land.
~. B. II not sold at private sale, the above
lands will be offered at public sale on the l4th
day Of November next. Any person wishing
purchase will please apply to
Korn and Wlfemlller.
August S. 2aw
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Henry S. Turner.
LANDS FOR SALE,
Agreeably to the Viii Of JOIN GIBSON,
deceased.

IN Thursday the 18th of October next,
W will be sold at public sale, at the plan
talion in Fairfax county, where Lewis jenkins
is now Oyerseer, that Tract of LAND and
others adjoining, belonging to the estate OF
John Gibson, deceased; ia all about fourteen
hundred and thirty seven acres, on Castle
branch and Jonneymore Run, about "a miles
from Alexandria. They will be sold In lots
OF between 800 and 400 acres each.
The land will be shewn by Lewis Jenkins to
to any body wishing to view it.
And on Monday the 5th Of November next,
at the house of capt. George WIiams, in
the town of Dumiries, that very valuable
PL4NIA7lOM
in Prince William county, whereon Siaty
Run Church stands, containing 724 acres
about 100 acres OF which are III wood there
are near SO acres in tmoshy that have this
year Welded Il fine crop, md 200 acres may
be made into meadow: On 1t are young
bearing Apple and Peach Orchards OF choice
fruit, and a good new Barn, "A by % feet !;
framed Overseer's house with two chin.
nies; good out houses for Negroes, meat
house and stables, and at The Overseer's house
a well Of excellent water.
NL5o, another Tract,
adjoining that, of about 900 acres; SO acres
of which are in wood, about 20 acres OF IT,
mothy have been cut on it this year, that pro-
duced good crop; and 100 acres OF meadow
may be made. There are two dwelling
houses Oh it which could be rendered COM
Portable at a small eXpence; and some Ne
GRO houses. Slaty Run is the dividing line
between the plantations Tor aceut two miles.
On each of which are extensive Quarries OF
Substantial bro1ue Free Stone,
ard both arc under very, good fences. They
are distant z miles from Alexandria, and Is
from Dumfrles.
About four hundred bushels Of Wheat vii
be sown or them this year.
With the last mentioned plsntation viii be
sold, 1873 acres OF LAND on l'rench's Branch,
about miles from Slaty Run, 100 acres Of
which are we'll timbereG.
Possession will be given the first day OF
January next,
One fourth the price to be paid at the time
of purchasing, and the remainder in three
equal annual payments. Bonds with approx
ed security viii be required, and a Deed Of
Trust on the land to secure the payments:
MIR. Elisha jenkins, living thereon, will
shcw the lands on Slaty Run, and give in
formstlon respecting them to any person who
may apply.
John Silence,
James Reid,
Executors of John Gibson.
6us, TX 2aWds
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los. Carleton,
By virtue OF a deed Of trust

SIrsm Richard .4reH to the subscriber, TO Sc
%scure the payment OF a certain sum of money
to john MsCobb, viii be exposed to sale for
Sre adv money, on the respective preInise',on
Thursday the ASH day Of Ills present month,
a Rent Charge Of IS silver dollars and one
third of a dollar, issuing out ST piece OF
ground lying upon the west SIDE Of Water
$ street and to the northwayd Of Duke street,
!. granted by David Arell TO L Weston, subject
to the dover of Phoebe Moore, relict of the
said David therein also a rent charge of ten
pounds ten sAillings, issuing out of piece
Of ground lying also on the west side of Wa
ter street & to the northward Of Duke-street,
grantedby Samuel Arch unto Absalom vroe
subject also to the dover OF the said Phoebe
therein.
James Keith.
October q. sawts
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FOR SALE.
October 8,

DY VIRTUE Of a deed Of trust rron
~ late oosehA h5ekmaa, decd, Of the yn az
OF MARYLAND, to the subscriber, vii, - s'1 !
at Fairtax Court House on the 22d ~, -
October next, for ready CASH, y :"
A Tract Of Land,
Situate on Popcsheaa Run, in the co0,,
of Fairfax, containing by computation f'
acres. 10 any pcrsen wishing to prch,s.
the land will be shcwn by james Wsm'S
Esq. living adjacent thereto, any time berars
the sale.
Alex. Waugh, Trustee.
September S. AVIS
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NJ Ns Z EFUs4l,
a Novel, by Mrs. WEsr, IS ;,,S,

The Complete Farrier.
Jacksors account OF the Fmn;n.
rocco. alter residence Of Is va lrs u Mo.
description Of fombuetoo, the or With a
rum OF central Africa 0'e'N ehpe.
steuben's improved Regulations G.,
Order and Discipline Of the Trnos 'or the
United States p' q the
Washington's Valedictory a51r..
People OF the Ulised States A ,no,, !" TIE
tiiul miniature edition, with strik ,na 'eaa'
ness oltliat incorporate Man '-'Ae'
FOR sALEBY
James Kennedy, sen.
October g.. oo".
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Five hundred ticketsto be- drawn each
day, and the drawing to commence with the
least possible delay
Purchasers of 100 tickets or more, to be
enhtledto credit of thirty days after draw
ing of this class, for notes, with approved
endorsers.
All prizes not demanded within six months
afterth drawing of this class, will be consl-
dered as given up for tn beaeit OF the lot
teey.
This scheme, it is believed, affords an
equal prospect of gain to aSventurcrs with
any other which has been offered TO the pao-
&c. Those WAC are Interested in the COM
merce ana agriculture the country adjacent
10 the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, have
additional inducements to give their support
sas, the money to BE raised by the lottery is
for their immediate benefit and convenience,
1t is also hoped that the patriotic ana pubic
spirited will be disposed 10 countenance and
encourage a measure which has for It's object
the facilitating ready and convenient COM
2municalion between the western country and
The Atlantic, tending to connect the interests
rof TIE eastern and western states, and to
a>Derpetuate their union $50
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Potomac and Shenandoah Navi-
cation Lottery.

By .4uhority Of tie State Of MIR YL.GAE
SCHEME OF A LOTTERY
For improving the navigation of the. Poto-
mac and Shenandoah Rivers.
First class of 10000 tickets.
2 prizes Of $4,000 eoi1s.4 S $4,000
dc. Of $4,000, $4,000
2 do. of 10000, 10000
do of 5000, 10000
10 do. of l,oco, 10000
Is Go. of 500, 5000
go do. Of 100. 5000
100 do. of so: 5000
1q7 do of 20. 394o
5000 do Of II, $4,000
zoo6 do. of 10 payable In
one ticket each In the Cd 10000
class at S IL
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I. p. THOMPSON,

AttorSey ct Lar, :, r,w,
INTENDS practising inthe C,rFN. q, i,
for the county Of Atcrand'fG - us ' ~. f.
on Fairfax street next door south u 49,
theirs dwelling house. .,,r.s
October s.
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October 2.

81 PlnkeYtons Collection of Voy-
ages part 7th, is just received and ready for
delivery to subscribers.
James Kennedy, sen.
september IA. eodaw