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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-21
IN s.. r o X S "A L Z,

H.4S-F o X S n Il T.,
an etsnsivs assortment Of Groceries, has store, No
~, 2, Church-Street, ryx;
JAMAICA, West India, ! prM "
/, y and New England
Cognack and Spanish Brandy and Geneva. 0s
Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, and other WINES.
White and brown Sugars.
loaf and Lump ditto
Batavia and West India Coffee. 4An 500
Tyson, Young Hysop, Hyspnskn, M rrr As'
Campoy, Souchong, Congo, and Bohea 5
esrnsmon, Cio,cs, Cassia, Ginger, I sp,cps
Mace, Ndtmegs, Pepper, Pimento, -
Sperm mould AMI dpt Candies.
y I0ndpn and American Porter. .sb .el8
Spanish and American Cigars. ,cr .aE,lia,.
MuscateL bloom and cask RAISINS. 49, {t1
Molasscs, Flour, Chocolate, &c.
aaaMsus M. .......dLSO....... IL ailas
20 Crates assorted China and Earthern Ware. I,
8 Tierces Glass Ware, assorted. f.ff
Liverpool and blown Salt.
90 Tons English Iron, various sizes.
The above, with variety of other articles
too numerous be inserted, arc offered for sale,
wholesale and retail, terms unusually favourable
tor cAsY. .itfso aT5 nefle Dir EsI af-I
Newport, March II, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-21
Looking ClassPlases, 1e5usIry, SIC.
NTICHOLAS GEFFROY. informs

i ~ his Customers and Friends, that he has just
received Gfromsthe manufactures in Europe, an as
sortment Of LOOKINCi-GLAsS PLATES, as former
ly, which viii be ready for sale in few days. soon
As they Can be fitted in frames.
-ia .7iso on klnd-
Acomplete assortment of Cutlery Tea
Pots: PocketBooks Suspenders; Gold Lace; brass
Handirons Shovels and longs; Windsor Soap |;
starch Hair-Powtler warranted waterproof Liquid
Backing; Scotch and Maccoboy Snufc-and many
other articles, too numerous to particularize.
The Watch Repairing Business is carried
on as usual--Also manufactures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the highest perfection. Fila
gree and Pearl Work. Hair Work--Elastick, differ
eue shapes, round, octsgon, and fat lace shapes
the highest price given for old Gold and Silver,
agreeable to its standard.
He thanks bis friends for their custom--and viii
sel those articles at a very small advance.
.Ssssbsrt, Jan %, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-21

ID DEsPEC rrULLY informs his friends, tla, he
N has on hand
A quantity OF excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, PLANK,
Joist, sc. sc.
which he will sell cheap, at his stand on sHER-
BuHNE's Wharf. .NoV. IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
PHILADELPHrA, Oct. 1.
Latest FROM DENMARK.


Capt. Jefferies arrived here on Sa-
turday from KEEL, which he left the
18th Aug. informs that all the ports
in Holstein and Denmark, have been
shut against American vessels. The
port of Kicl was shut stwo wseks Re-
fore he sailed, and a liae of d 9uaniers
was drawn along the Danish lines, TO
prevent the passage of colonial goods as
Bonaparte had determined that all the
commerce ofthe continent should pass
through France. Upon the news OF
these measures being received at Kiel,
every kind of produce Became mere
dr. The ports in Sleswick were
d, put when capt. ]. sailed, but thay
wSie expected to be closed immeui-
ately. 1t was thought the vessels
carried in would be released.
Freeman's Journal.
TCapt. +. In the above, says the
ports Of Denmark and Holstein are
shut-then again, the ports of Schles-
wick are not shut. Now, as this
duchy of Schieswick is a Part Of Dem
mark, we do not exactly understand
captain Jeffries.l
TBaIt. Fed. Ga1.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09

the work of corruption. Ye: is Mr..
OConnor gentleman Of ancient fam
lily AID of independent fortune, having
his possessions iii lands, being one of
the owners of his native cou1try, and
having course, all the motives that a
man can possibly have for preventing
that country from being fobked, for
preventing property from being taken
from the owners, of whatever descrip-
ion the robbers may be, or under what
ever name they may approachs With
;his preface SHALL submit the parra-
i've to ny readers, beseeching them to
reflect, that Irishmen are not only men
las we'll as themselves, that they have
not only feelings as wellas Englishmep;
but that Enghshmen possess no rights,
to the enj y ment of which Irishmen are
not fully entitled, and that, 10 deny this
prepositicnisto declare open war agains,
he people of Ireland, and fully TO jus
tity every act that they have, or nay
commit in hostility to England q
denial. therefore, which no one bu, .
traitor to his king and country will eve,
attempt TO make.
{ Mr.. O'Connor's narrptipe IN our nc.t.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
New YORK, Oct. 2.
DECREE,
Rec ivsd per The Nep,une from Keil,

Rec ivsd per the Neptune from KsiI,
arrived at Philadelphia.
We Frederick, &c. do declare, that
IN quence of particular circum-
stances, we have ordered as follows :
1st- The line from Nieus.a5t, in
pur Duchy Of Holstein, over Ahreos
5ok to S ICEBERG, from hence to o .
desioe, from thence over Rilzsury and
Barpstad to the city and C~stle of
Gluckstadt, from thence along the Elbe
O Bransbutle, and fif,h r to Buspm,
shall be considered IS a particular line
OF Gus. ON, over which shall nos be car
lied from our Duchies, neither by sea
IT land, any produce which is not of
Earopean origin.
I'd. R=ined sugars ard syrups shall
not be exported over sid line.
3,k An exception shall be allowed
foF such quantities only IS can be pro-
we'd for retail competce and domestic
use.-Six months provision for the
former and twelve months for the Lat.
4th. Every vessel that clears from
one place TO ano.ber, along the coas,
+ the Else, must give bonds for 25
per cent on fhe value Of ship and car
60, Tor ths security ofthe discharge oil
the SAINT, at The place cleared for.
S g. s. All those goods whi-h are
fouod 20 Dc transported nearer to the
ironters Of those places designated as
the line, shah b. ccnHseatet, and the
persons IN rein ins re ted hall be Gn.
cd for the value GheIeof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
SPANISH AMERICA.
BALTIMORE, OF. 1.


BY the schoonsr Dash, Capt. Aus.
tin, q days from La06isa, we have ac-
Counts from SNthA America 10 tn End
of September. &c have BEEN per-.
mitte3 to use &eCarraccas Gazestes
of 3Ist Avg. and 1st of September ;
from them give the'oaicial accoun,
OF the revolution at St. Fe, which took
place on the 10Th and goth August,
sim lar to that at Caracas of 10 n Of
April. fhis caused great rejoicing
at Laguira, &c. The gazette speaks
Of this event in terms of enthusiastic
exoltation.
He US, the 9th April & 10th Aug.
are days propi.i9us to the glorious
cause of Ferdinand VII, when an in
surmountable barrier was erected a.
gainst the ambition of the detested
Bonaparte a barrier which, with the
spirit ofliberty, aided by the friendship
OF G. B. shall extend from the shores
of Venezuela to the interior of Peru.
The official account was published
with all speed by the Junta of Carrac.
cas-.
Opt. A. adds, that an English yes
sci arrived at Laguira, whose COM
mander informed that the Spanish
islanders had declared the main ip a
state OF insurrection; that cruizers
were fitting out at Portorico, &c. &c.
to blockade Laguira, Cumana, Porto
Caveilo, &c. and declared their de
termination to- capture all vessels
bound TO or from the blockaded ports
and districts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
WAsHINc row CITY, Oct. s.

. >
The following is an extract of a let
ter from a very intelligent gentleman
living on the Mississippi, whose soufs
ces of information may he relied on -
6 West Florida is quiet. The new
regulations adopted BY the convention,
have net The appreciation of the Co
vernon at Baton Rouge, and trauquili-
~ is I1stored. Their system approxi-
u ate as nearly as possible, to Re-
publ an form of government, and they
openly Javow wish to become a part
of the United States. The name OF
Ferdinand VII. is still used IN the
pubic acts of that province, btu the
inhabitants hold him in the most sove-
reign contempt. There is small
British party among them, who are
hostile to the government ofthe Uni
ted States, and, from the loud clamor
they made, were at first Thought to be
the majority but they are found to
consist Only of few old tories of the
revolution and half pay British off,
GERS" Ma. lat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09

All these measures ss,a,i BE ensor-
c-d till further notice. Dated a. FREE
derickshurg, Aug. 9th. 1910.
Ills Royal Majesty IS caused by cir
cumstances, to extend the order, of
shuttiog the ports of Kusum and Ton
ningen, for North American ships TO
all the pors in the Duchy of II Is Elm,
aud that American vessel which may
arrive after the publication OF This our
order, shall be turned'off, as has been
prescribed in the order of the rs h
June las for Hasum and Tonningen.
Dated, Sd Aug. 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
New YoRK, Oct. 4.
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

By the ship Factor, Capt. R,ddell,
from Lisbon, which port he left on the
9th of August, we learn, that Lord
Wellington's headquarters were at
Celerique, and the French head quar-
;ers at Almcida, about so miles dis
tant.
The French army were suffering for
the want of provisions and the Bril-
fish army with the fever and ague.
A general battle was shortly expect
~. The French commenced bonn
% Wing Almeida BY night the garri-
son-of which consisted of 5000 men,
under Gen. Scott.
Greai illuminations and other reioic-
ings had taken place a. Lisbon, which
lasted three nights, in consequence of
the marriage ar the Brazils of Prin-
cess of Portugal to Prince Of Spain.
Flour at Lisbon II and an half dol.
lars.
We have received Lisbon papers to
the 25th of August, which state that,
$500 Infantry, and 900 cavalry had ar
rived near Corunna, from England,
and several more troops were daily ex-
pected.
Extract OF Letter from Lisbon, da-
ted Aug. 80.
6" "A packet sailed this morning for
England with dispatches from Lord
Wellington. The news by telegraph
states, that the French had commenced
the attack on Almeida, and were bonn
harding it with great spirit, and that it
was necessary for Lord Wellington to
March his army aud attack them I'M
mediately. The armies were within a
few miles of each other.-Ihe French
about 10000, and the E glish about
half that number, but receiving rein
forcements daily. Most of The peo-
pie here are trembling for the events
OF kat,le, which is momently expect
ed. The English have all things rea-
dy to embark, and the French are With
in $50 miles Of this place. All the
guns that can be found in Portugal, e.
ven the castle and fort guns Of Lisbon
have been put en- board English ships,
ogether with the property of such of
Inc Portuguese NOBILITY as intend to
ieAve the place should the French sue
ceed."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
N &c E.

A IL those~xtom i may concern, are
"A respectfully jpt0| med, that orange
ments will soon be- &de for the datuitous
instruction of such /emtdyen as arr embra.
ced in the ordin&ce o. the CorInon Hall
of this City, paMd on the 10Th of July
last. Application may be made to Messrs.
Benjamin Tate, James Lownes and John
ID. Blair, in their respective Wards.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
John Buchanan, President.
Richmond, OH October, 1910. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
BATTLElN HAYTr.

-CsPt. Austin, 10 avoid the cruizers
mentioned above, came round TIbe-
roon--Was becalmed cG the Mole
one day. Al day light heard heavy
cannonading, which continued till past
II O'Clock. Soon after the firing com
menced, saw seven sail stand in at
IL three of them returned and were
fred at by the fort as thy came
out. The other four probably cap
tarcd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
MARYLAND ELECTION.
Teal votes in Congressional district.
Msiority for Kent

Majority for Kent S88
I'VE must be permitted to congra-
tulate the republican electors of the
district OF Anne Arundel and Prince
Georges on their success. 1t WIS well
known that in that district no avowed.
federalist could succeed aud, for The
purpose of creating division among the
Republicans, candidate was selected
from the racks of those opposed to the
present administration, who had here
fore acted with Republicans, and lad
by their favor obtained the highest off
fees IN the state. So decided victo-
ry obtsined over such a man, uniting
to his reputation the most shining po-
pular talent, is at once an honorable
testimony in favor of DR.. Kent's cha
racter and worth, and an evidence Of
the discernment and hrmness of the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
THELoAN.

1t will be rccollected by our readers
that at the late session Of Congress, in
order to supply the deficiency in the
sum annu lily appropriated for the
payment OF Public Debt, The President
of the United States was by law EN-
power1 to borrow {" sum not to ex-
ceed tie sriaelpal Of the public debt,
which yill be reimbursed, acc riding
to law, during the present year." a, a
rate OF interest not exceeding six per
cent. The law also authorised the
Bsnk OF the United States to lend the
said sum or any part thereof because
It was known that from rhat Institution
the money could be obtained wi h
grearer facility and at lower interes,,
for so short time rs will elapse be-
fore Its reimbursement, than from in.
dividuals. In pursuance of those pro-
visions, about three months ago. loan
was Obtained from the bank 1.-the u
nited States for the sum Of $3.50 600
dollars, at six per cent.--the money to
be reimbursed on the 3lst December,
1911. If the charter of the Bank oil
the United States shall not be renewed
orRcntinued, the money loaned is to
be reimbursed TO the Bank within three
mdnths after notice gwen by them.
Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09

" Messrs. M'Kim and Little are OF
coarse elected to Congress-.
Congress->J. Montgomery is re-e.
lected by the Counties of Harford,
Cecil and Kent, Without opposition.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
r 0 X E " z,

THE Upper Apartments adioinHg my
u Book-Stors. They consist four
rooms with FIRE places in each, al large
airy passages z-Aiso, attached to ne pre-
misses, are Kitchen and Cellar, and
Within few feet of the door, is fountain
Q; good Spring Wsscr from the Bloody
Ran, sc.
Samuel Plsasacts, jr.
oc'' 9. tn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09

Mr.. Moriey, the British Secretary
of Legation and Charge d'Affaires ad
interim, arrived in Washington on
Wednesday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
Nat. Int.

republican citizens cf these two res.
rec:aolc coun,.es.l Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16

% The Editor is requested to state, that in
the last paragraph of III. Heth's last piece as
sent TO him, there is an inaccuracy. 1t is there
stated, that Mr.. X. Randolph holds NJ & H's
bond conditionedfor the payment of any deficiency
&c. Tnis, III. II. supposed was the fact, not
doubling but that as Mr.. II. hadthe bond, it was
July eNecuied-mr. RS answer, however, to
letter of II III. Of the 10Th says
My bond to N. and II. for the payment of anv
excess of the estimated quantity of Coal is now
" IN my possession, unexecuted; but it is not al
together my fsu,; that it is so-t is necessary
you should see it, before ii is executed, which
" shall be done at any time and place, cb you
- may appoint--,our Bond to me for the defcien.
" cy Ofany there should beg is also blank but
" that is of no consequence to me-" &C.
CT The original obligation of Messrs Gliat
and Hancock, referred to in II. Heth' 5 last pub.
LEGATION, is left at this Office for the inspection of
those who wish to see it.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16
No. ~.

SIR---It would puzzle the ingenuity Of
a Special Pleader to extract any thing like
a consistent charge from your dcclamatioi.,
or reduce your fugitive complaints to distinct
heads of accusation-se eccentric is your
genius, and your ids are lost in such u
labyrinth of co,husion.--It would be but a
poor compliment to say, that it is impossi :
BILE to refute you-hecause in reality. there
is scarcely any thing to refute. Supposi,i-
out sol.dity -" surmise aud general abnse in
sometimes very coarse Language" --thesc
are the very life and soul of II4ciH8.
Ii ems, SIR, that the world is indebted,
for these eccentric displays Of your magma
nation, to tie annual report of the Sccieta.
ny OF the Treasury -----1'hc first efTlsion,
therefore. that Won give us of your spleen,
is in speaking OF that state hgGer in the fol
lowing terms:
But ] am wandering from my purpose
(which is to request your serious attention,
land that Of every sober mind in the state,
'.not 40 .huch to any thing which | am able
Ito offer to your consideration, as to the
annual report OF the Secretary of the Trea-
"sury, made to Congress OH the 18th of
"this month, Oecembcr. 1902 This me
''morable and mourntul state paper, me
''rits. y must recrive. the deepest attention.
1T is conclusive 70 the policy which has
"been pursued for the last three years.
"Hitherto tile contest has been carried on
by charges, mixed with some proof, on the
zone size, and peremptory deniais On the
'pther; and tie good people have not known
(which party to believe more especially,
hen III other knowledge of the charges
"ad proofs against administration has been
1rceived from so partial source as the
"uhlstsrial prints. There is now howe
eve, standard to which all may have
" acsss; frem which opposition 7UiH not,
"ant administration cannot appeal
" In his sinking political barometer, we
"dison revenue dwinG,ing, in three short
year from sixteen millions to ten
"froFTEN to SIX AND HALF !---an
."enorIlus surplus of preceding years (be-
~fNre tty had snatChed the helm of govern
Went ,exhaGs;ed; a redundant revenue
'dried q; and, before any thing like pre-
"paratio even for defence is made, q loan
"ni h@rVlions, eertainy, (perhaps more)
'become secessaiyi This is not the gloo
my pIctS of factious fedcralist, or OF a
"diSco"te'I minority man, accused--(f for
accusauoFS ever ready, )-'of private
"grleis " the fairest view which one of
" the cablnqhimSei, man of transce ndant
d" abiltes,) % present OF the state Of the
nation, brGht to this point by the mea-
sures ana counseis OF his patron, his
colleagues HIMSELF"
Is this canfs Is it fair. sirp Is it wor-
ny OF ;he faltfa gentleman; Is it suitable
tome VeiacitF a witness, who is to "tel
he truth, Meioic run. and nothing but
she tfat' g 1T honorable in you, sir. t
say Just SO inu9as operates in your favor
| ana KetP b~SSery thing that dissipate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16

TO all persons whom it may concern.-I
Il hereby give notice that shall proceed to
make sale Of the TRACT OF LAND, living in
Prince Edward County, adjoining VIM Wooton
and others, and formerly owned by Joshua Davi-
son of said County. Any person having any
claim upon said land, of any nature whatsoever,
are requested to make the same known on or be-
fore Prince Edward March court next; other
wise this notice will be plead in bar, Of such
claim at any future period.
JOHN BRACKETT.
Feb TO- 1aw5vQ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16

FARMERS HOTEL-James II. Mieou in.
l. forms his friends and the public, that the
exclusive management of this House, will, after
the lst OF March next, devolve upon him A. S.
Brockenbrough and himself, having united their
business, the House at present kept az a Tavern.
by James r. Micou, will, on the above menti.
oned day, be discontinued, and partnership will
commence in the names of Nicou & B,ockens
brongh.
JAMES r. MIcoU, will endeavor as much "a
practicable, to give general satisfaction.
IaPpahannock, Essex, Fe6rn.)
ay 16, 1910. law6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16

. The 6il Cor Incorporating the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the town of Alexan-
dria, in the district of Columbia, was taken
mp Cor consideration and after being amend
ed, was ordered To be engrossed for third
reading on Friday next.
NAVIGATION OF THE MOBILE.
The following message was received from
the President or the United States By Mr..
Edward Coles. his Secretary.
TO tie House Of ReLresenfatives ofthc
United States.
transmit 70 the House a report Of the
Secretary Of State, complying with their
JAMES MADISON.
February9. 1910. l.,
REPORT.
The Secretary Of State, TO whom the
President has been pleased to refer the re
solution of the House of Representatives of
the 22d of last month, has the honor to state
thatit appears from the records in this dc
partment, that i'll the years 1901 and 1902,
the Executive had endeavored to obtain for
the citizens of the u. S. residing on the waters
of Tombgbee and Alabama rivers, the free
navigation of the Mobile river to its confu-
ence with the ocean-1st. by claiming this
navigation as natural right sanctioned by
the general principles of the law of nations
applicable to rivers. similarly situated; and
y
held by Spain on the Mobile.
These efforts were made before it was
known that Spain had coded Louisiana to
France, and consequently before the pur-
chase of that province by the United States.
Since that purchase, the country held by
Spain on the Mobile has been claimed
as being included therein.
The Spanish government having objected
60 this claim in manner which justified a
hntsn F bnf ftaea nat hos mn
decided, our minister at Madrid was in.
structed again to claim the free navigation
of the Mobile under the general principles
of the law of nations, and to represent to his
Catholic Majesty the propriety and necessi-
ty of giving orders to his officers not to in
terrupt the free communication OF our ter
ritories through the waters of the Mobile.
In addition to what has been done through
this department, it appears that the Govern
or of the Orleans territory and other officers
of the United States, have endeavored to in.
duce the Spanish authorities on the Mobile
to abstain from exactng duties on the pas
sage of our merchandise or produce, ", OF
down that river. Notwithstanding, however
every thing which has been done, it is un-
ders,uod that these authorities have CONT
nued to exact (with some occasional relaXa-
tions) duty ofl2 per cent. ION all articles
of the growth or manufacture of the United
otdies, WuiCh arc SohNeyeo lhIoubh sdie
river to and from the City Of NewOr
leans.'-
All which is respectfully submitted.
r. SMITH.
Department of State,
Feb. 8. 1910 ~
Mr.. GIoseiey, from the committee appoint
ed to wait on the President of the United
States with the resolution submitted by him
a few days ago, reported that they had per
formed the duty assigned TO them, and tha
the President had returned fer answer, tina
he would attend to their request.
The House adjourned TO Monday. -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16
Feb. Is.

THNHE four Tracts Of LAND lately advertoeg
4 by the subscribers for sale at Fluvsnna Ia
nuary cour; last, not having been sold in conse.
quence of the badness Of tie weather. will GER
tainly be- sold to the highest bidder, for cash. or,
the fourth Monday in this month, at Fluyaons
courthouse, it being court day
JOHN OUARLES.
OnLI acting Executor Of Duncan Mel 4xc6Io,.
DAVID ROSS,
The surveying ba,iaer ~ to his righe.
FebruaTs, wswT"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16
COMMUNICATION.

COL w Daniel has declined being Candidate
for the Senatorial District, composed of the
Counties OF Amelia, Chesterfield, Powhatan,
Cumberland and Nottoway-.Iames Robertson,
Esq. of Amelia is a Candidate for that District,
the Election for which takes place in April.
MIR. X is republican, neither bloated with
tl.e foes of Federalism, nor tainted with the er-
rors of,he Minority