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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-20
ORDER OF PRocEssroM

i. The Wiskinksc.
9. The Sycamore, bearing the Cap of Liberty, at
tended by two Masters of Ceremonies.
g. The Grand Scchem and Treasurer.
& Tie Father in Council and Scribe 10 tho Council
of Sachems.
The Rev Clergy and Orator Of the Day.
g. His Honour the L,ent Govenour and State oena.
tors proceeded by the High sheriff .
of this County !, >. s-.yafs II
z The Sachcm of the Beaver TribS.
Alank. or Standard pearer
OSaaaw, Tribe Huntsr or Marshall.
Beaver Tribe in Double File. :
Makawalaw, or Scribe.
3 The Eagle Tribe in the same order.
O. The Otter Tribe. fr ~
10 The Panther Tribe. f
IL The Bear Tribe.
l9 The Rattlesnake Tribe.
Is. The Tortoise Tribe -
Il. Band of Musick.
Is. The Tiger Tribe.
I6 The Deer Tribe.
IL. The Buffaloc Tribe. 'TF Ea
l8. The Rsccoon Tribe. ~ "a
I9. The Wolf Tribe. 4
"a 90 The Fox Tribe. - .
81. Marshzlls Of the Day. ~. NJ
%. Members of Congress and Officers OF the
General Government.
% Members Of the State Legislature.
o. Judges and Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Is. Justices * Clerk of the Court Of Common PLEAD.
g. Justices of the Peace and Publick Notaries
27. Town Council, Treasurer -rd Clerk. preceeded
by the Town Sergeant
%. OFicers of the Army and Navy.
90. Major General Of the Militia and Aids.
So Militia Officers, Genera, Refimental and Stats.
81 Civil officers of the United States.
80 Society Of Cincinnati.
So. Marine Society. MR. ~.
81 MechaIi,ck Association.
IS. Citizens and Strangers.
The Society will meet in the Representatives
Chamber in the State House al eight O'Clock, in the
morning to transact necessary business; end pre-
cisely at 10 O'Clock the Procession will be formed on
the Paradc--and proceed up the south side Of Was.
hing tsn.square, down Spring street, and Franklin.
street, up Thames-street and Marboroslrcct to the
Methodist Cbappel. tgNs ~
For the accommodation Of the Ladies, tho doors
of the Chapel will be opened at 10 O'Clock. They
arc respectfully solicited to take the wall pews below
and side gallery-easng the gallery for the singers
and the body pews below for the procession After
tn. Grafton the Procession will form again in the same
order. proceed up Marlboro o'-street--through F@e-
wel.strest, as f or as Liberty Tree, down Thames
street. up the parade to The Stste-House AK
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-20

On Friday last, Ills Excellency Gov. FESNrR, Wis
tied the United States revenue cutter Eagle, CON-
manded by Capt. LEE. salute was fred from the
cutter In the evening FIis ExceIlency visited the
Wigwam of Beaver Tribe No 2, which was hand
someIy decorated on the occasion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-20

1t is with pleasure we learn that the ccse-
brated Joel Barlow is engaged in writing =
History Of the United States. So desirable
work could not have been committed to an a.
bier hand. Boston Chronicle.
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The Beaver Tribe, NN. 2, will ceiebsass
the approaching Anniversary Of Ameritaa
independence. The Society invite the alter
dance OF all citizens who are friendly to tbs
Administrator and government OF our cour.
try. Suitable arrangements arc inat'es an
places in the procession assigned Tor ,ti'T
different civil and military pubiiclS harac'efs
See advertisement under Newport head
BY order Of the Grand Saeher',
WM. SlNONS,. Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

THE Masts, spars, Sails, rigging, Stores &C
i suitable for single dccked Brig, OF lio % o.
ill5 t,ins or high or double decked Brig OF izo
or 100 tuns.-
For terms, ard particulars, pplyts
CONSTANT TABER
June 78 ~ 49,. e.v
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L.ATEST. FROM LISBON.

Capt Endicott, Of the ship Traveller, left Lisbon
on the 9Th Of May, at which time an English army OF
10000 men, and Portuguese army OF 10000 were
an the frontiers, within a short distance of the
French SO that genera engagement was expect
ed to take place shortly Capt Endi has brought
out g Meriuo sheep. ~. i. sNer. .ddv')
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n 1I No. CO, 7Aamesssfstb
frA9 for sale4.-ioo bis. Prime Pofk "sis'
III rantcd Gin, per Pipe. ....~s
( Afso---Ifn assortment Of CROCEkIEs'
N. B. He rahsacts Cominsssloi busiis sy~
Those who arc disposcdto iayes ( him n tt'F
line, may dependOn his exersions in thsaf y
sroRAGEsor goods may be had BY Il :
o,v;t,s :. ab.ye. July s9, 1907
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AT tie town-meeting held on Saturday af-
ternom last, the report of the committe a.
gainst laying oat the street contemplated at
dollars was ordered. A committee to employ
some suitable person or persons to innocula'e
with the Kine-Pock such inhabitants of the
town as may wish it, was appointed--the cx-
pense TO be betrayed out of the town-treasrry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-20
TAMMANY SOCIETY. a.

:, .coLUMBLs.v ORDER.
A. ~ sat,lrixd meeting oi the TAM
M MANY SOCIETY, or CoLuMaiAs UaDas.
S0th OF the month Of Heats, ~ \, ,bc cs,,nri5 v
% their Grat Wgvam, in the s,s,c HOUSE, precsev
nan pn hour after the gong down f-,Ac sun.
hy order IF ae t{raad Sachtn
Month Of Hsass. the 20sA. -'r -
Season sf Blossoms. June a7. "a
Yea' Of Discovery, SIa q
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Brig Argus, Capt. Hallowell, arrived here
on "Wednesday last, in So days from Algezi-
ras, has brought 10 MERlNO SHEEP, in
good order. tbe ..tNtf
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he nat in Bostsn and fearing ,hattLe oiicio.s atien-
tons of hs friends here would even,uste similar
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-22
a!srsnDrta Daflp Gs3etfs.
"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %.

Impartial justice towards all nat'o1s'----
The National Irtelligencer of the 2sth OF
May last expressly says We have OF
fered to herr Go France)" to continue the
two last prohibitions" that is (the non.in-
tercourse law and the prohibition of armed
vessels from entering our waters) t'as tar
as they respected England, If she would
rescind her edicts." AS this article in the
Intelligencer was written uxder the eye of
the secretary of state, if not with his own
hand, there is not solitary doubt but that
such cffcr was actually made. There IS
not single doubt but that France was Of
fered, if she would rescind her edicts or
DEGREES, chat the non intercourse law and
the prohibition of armed yesselssfrom enter
ing our waters should be continued toward
England.
Now look on the other side. In the let
ter of Mr.. Pinkney, cur resident minister
at London, written so long age as Ane rs,
1909, it appears clearly that the British go
vernnlent were willing totally 10 ranove the
orders in council, upon our stPulatlons to
continue our non intercourse, as respects
France & her dependencies. This needs no
comment: it speaks for itself. All men,
of whatever party, can in their own minds
draw but one conclusion, The conclusion
is irresistible, thar France. and England
have NOT been dealt vita by an even hand.
The intclligene mel o. the other party can
not show, nor viii they presume TO say, that
there ever has been made to England such
an offer as they acknowledge to have been
made to France. And ii not, ihere has
been gross and wicked partialty.--G9n.
Goay.
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FOR SALE,
August %.

4 LEASE for lives, for Sl2 acres of lands:
n. lying in the county of Fairfax, and be-
ing part of the tract of land called !" Rayens-
zuorth," the annual rent Of which is fifty dolsE:
lars. 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 good appi@
orchard, and about sixteen acres in cloVers
equal 90 any in the neighborkood, about tha
same quantity Of timothy meadow OF excel.
lent quality, and as much more unimproyed:
This farm is divided into FIVE lots, and the
fencing in tolerable repair. II it is not dis.
posed of by the first OF October, will lease
it for lives. 1t is so situated as 10 make tEcb
tenements. Any person wishing TO purchase
O. lease said farm for lives, will please Apply
to the subscribers residing on the premises
Ioieph Powell.
July q: sss4A
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capped the slaughter. This, however, is 70
be considered as mere report. The French
had made no Impression on Cadiz.
CONSULAR OFFICE OF SPAIN,
Alexandria, 2OM AugVst, 1910.

alexandria, 2Oth august, 1910.
.THE Undersigned Vice Consul OF II.
C., M, Ferdinand 9TH, informs The mer-
chants of this District, that under dage or
10Th July the Intendant General OF Havan-
ma, has officially announced Koysl Order,
by which his maJesey's government! requires
that all sailors adventures, or pecotllas,
shipped on board neutral vessels, admitted
to commerce in the ports of the island OF
Cuba, must invariably be inserted in the
certified manifest, which every ships cargo
must be provided with; and when the a
mount of such adventures shall exceed one
Aandred dollars, the articles composing the
same shall be furthermore accompanied with
regular invoice duly certified by his ma
iestys coasuls, as required by the royas
order of Soth March last past; without
which they will be irremissibly conhsca,ed.
(signed) PAUL CHACON.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
August ~.

0N the 3Oth May last Dania Kfhsnedy was
~ about departing for talbadQs and re-
cuested me to get insurance effected on his
Yessei, say G270o, which agreed to, on his
giving me his Note tor $3.50, 10 cover the
premium at the same time it was under
stood that if chose 70 Ike The risk was at
liberty. ] received from him lis power of
attorney to make insurance as &boyc--the
following day l applied at the insurance office
and get their terms, and took the risk my
self for the same--The risk ending and no,7
loss happening, he now wishes to screen
himself under prete4t of the business be-
i0a illegally Effected With respect to that
the proper tribunal viii determine. This
notice is meant to counteract any improper
impressions that may have been made Oh the
minds of that part of .be community that willy
be Conyinced---as to the other part, ! cara
confront, in the eyes Of any unpreI aided:
person, at any time--Upon the score OF TIE
assignment of the note, he may rest easy.
Samuel Harpef.
90.
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New YORK, Aue'uet Is.
LATEST FRCN ENGLAND.

LII lLO TNCE4 LNc AA1A' ~
AT O'Clock this evening our boat cafne
up from the Hook, with our news collector
who had boarded the Pacific, capt otaun-
ton, in 40 days from Liverpool. Captain
Stanton has politely favored Us with Lon
don pap ers to the 9th and Liverpool TO the
9Th of July. They contain very little news
of primary Importance the most proml-
men, articles will be given on Monday.
We learn that Brown the late collector at
New Oricans, was seized in the theatre, in
London, at the instance of Mr.. pinkney our
minister at that place and that to regain
his liberty he gave up all his bills of ex-
changesand other property, which is now in
the hands of Mr.. Pinkney in srus: for the
limited States. 1t was reported that an en-
barge would be laid on all !, vessels in the
porIs of France on the 4sh OF July 10 cont"
nue. six months.
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n O I ! C. Z,

V7HAT on OF about the 3oth day of May
z last gave Captain Samus! Fagpcr 4
Note Of Eand for $50 dollars, for certain
purposes, wh,ch business the sid Harper
neglected to perform !egaily-This is there
fore to forcwavn all persons from taking an
assignment Oh said Note, or receiving it in
any manner, as | never have received any
value for the same, directly or Indirectly
therefore am determined not 70 pay it.
Daniel Kennedy.
August II. St
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PHILADELPHIA, august &C
latest FROM CADN.

The captain of the GROWER, which arr
we'd here yesterday in 81 days fiom Cad,z'
reports, that IS 5000 French troops, under
General Suchet, bad surprized the brigade
Of General Crawford. consisting OF o,ooo
men on the frontiers of Portugal, when
he totally dsfeatsd-only 1900 English ss'
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immense regions. This
,,.nts those Is. ;ufallibls index of our tu !;
En- b. ms ss,.neetiug that country and
|s,.ption.ss re-, way TO that mutual cona-
',noo'h the nmodd,srstanding which IS SO
: ard gGoo s u happiness and peace
. Upitsd States RUsTICUS.
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~ ~ GEORGE YOUNCS. re.

p M GEORGE YOUNGS, re-
|, s acquaints his friends and
h Az tens OF the Town and County
h, ,sS s that he regularly prac-
BAN .sI1 in the City Court; and
i "a S ~ bufnels as may be entruii-
6tN, y care, he gives the mott po-
boa naSurance, ihall be attended to
Ius.O np'ly and particularly.
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LAND For SALE.

M the 18th day Of September next will
" be sold to the highest bidder, at the
billing house Of the subscriber, III the coun-
lOE Prince William, within four miles oil
y OcCOquan Mills, on the main road lead
y from said mills tc Bacon Race Meeting
|fu'e, A TRACT OF LAND, containing
acres-This Land is we'll adapted 10 the
Pure OF Indian Corn, Wheat, Rye, Oats,
There is not moro than one third part
cleared, the remainder is well timbcred
u white aud red oak, and has :. number Of
flngs Of excellent water. The terms Of
] Will be one half in haAd and q credit Of
/ yea" viii be giYcn on the balance OF the
'Vnase money, Young Negroes will, in
ET 70 accommodate the purchaser, be re-
rta ID part payment.
/ Hs1' at the same time and place viii be
y ne CROP Of CORN now growing, &
1,'cel Of young CATTLE.
! Iear and i0disputable title will be made
%s purchaser of said land For further
Io. ~uIars please apply to Mr.. 1fatthe7u ID.
~ alexandria, or the subscriber living
Tie premises.
TOhn S, Stone.
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John S. Stone.
etrayed or Stolen,

etrayed Or Stolen,
hi, ~ =; lCar weeks ego, BAY MARE, Is
ade Ign, tour or FIVE years old, slender
,ot ;, Que has aslar on her forehead, a white
eDs ne up of her nose, switch tail and
,nv -, .@lll give a reward of Ffpe Dollars
ef,s, rs'Soh who shall secure said mare, or
'nsr to me in Alexandria.
AN, !, John G. Francis.
eo6t
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-...r:@:~-
T.. n, United States Gazette

B'0s ,.So acts as ifhe was the mlth 10.
Hg2e WV If Bonaparte's' measures has
] Or lO n;5bous saying in plain =, terms 81;
PnsD', .s %,,s only tina. Mr.. Gallat'n
Itbc Ta 'n"rd out of Office, because he
FId B .a ,r' Of good understanding with
% favor T. y his : paper Of yesterday, how
gpd' IA 6" fr;end DR.. Leib under the
Be Or r h,s 'd 5aI,1s declares it would be
lIor: o. ,. o., ii thus country to quit" Its
ro' , l'l,sr' and unite with the fortunes
b" 'y sad her allies, in order that we e;
rance nss s,D free rade and that it would
b nave advantage both during the war and
4 Et'; q .,v;np, though in other Words
INV Eor Ia d. which is what such men
VII" r ~;shsd for. They find that their
; long : almost gone thar the govern
lo Pr - Dot eonsen, TO join the cotJrderacy
rs',l ras Europe, aud tia; therefore
'i i,nor;;,. emperor will continuc to MAKE
= lam ''.r mon US. 1t then oniy remains
I ! ~I 70 rail at MIR. Madison and endea-
JUS" -. their nrriudictd adaersnIs,
y ss,i, policy better than his
'. ..',l.mr,,t with Great Britain is desir-
e io,p no other reason than because At
'',o,,lbpQ tgraat who wishes 10 govern
,'orM and there can BE- little doubt but
rrsnpemsns can be m;de, i the presl-
,,D find resolution to relieve himself
, The inAuetce of lunta, and recon-
Jnrrnsrations TO meet the worst, that
baDosn With France. While money is
borrowed, it is wrong to trust the Is
If events in Europe. We must sup
the scene to be nearly closed with
ce no nation can maintain any thing
on the part of her ruler,
" submission to his will, and with re-
70 US, he no doubt counted much on
lGurnce of Mr.. Jefferson. The policy
It latter was prrdicated on the fall OF
and, but still she stands alone against
urope, and is locker on to see how
iii hear the insoleace and plumber OF
Orslcan deSpo;.
4 Federal Amer;can.
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TO RENT,

y convenient small ErjcE Hon'e with
II S7tc1iem and GaTde7, situate Oh Cronoko
street near the house formerly occupied by
captain K Conway deceased. For terms APP
ply to
Andrew Jameson, or
James Young.
August %.
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SHIP

ENTERED,
Schooner Mary aud Kitty, Black, Nor.
folk groceries, &c. to Newton Keene.
CLEARED,
Schooner Hope, Harper, Savannah-by
Tohn and Thomas Vowel.
Schooner Freighsar, Lowering, Jamaica
by John Gird.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-07
Itch Cured.

By~once using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons and fa-
miles who are.sufering urder this disease,
against the infection of which no person is
safe, that if this ointment is used at night on
going to bed 1t never fails toperiorm azure
by the following morning, IS thousands who
have used il during the last ten years can tes-
: fifty. The peculiar excellencies of this I'M
fallille remedy for the itch, above every o.
ther, are the certainty ofthe cure by single
application the ingredients being so inno-
cent as to be applied with perfect safety to
the terderest infant; and its being not only
free from any offensive smell, bat equally a.
greeable with the pleasantest pomatum,
Dr. Hamihow'S Grand RejaoratiUs.
Which the inventor confidently recon-
rnends as and invaluable medicine for the
speedy relief and permanent cure ofvarious
complaints whlch result from dissipated
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Coa,h- making, IN all its various
Branches.
E. P. TAYLOR,

n ESpECTFULLY informs his friend,
n and the public, that he contin les ID
carr yaon the Coach-making Business in all il,
various branches, at the shop In Fairfax,
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and Tay.
or; where all orders in his line of business
WILDE strictly attended
From an establishment OF three years IN
the above line of business he is able to say,
as proof OF his workmanship, he has man,
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages of any kind
or description, may depend on having then
work executed with neatness and strength.
NIB. All kinds of Carriages and Harness.
es made and repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
FOR SHE,
A second hand Coachee with Harness
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GENUINE MEDICINES.

,sTe RfcHARp LIE, JR. OF N. YORK.
q sre6arsd trom the original receipt ~
sosIxsi0n IF sle subscriber. h's zOfao10. 0y
zpaom tbeg are prepared and zOith0ut zu'1oss
signature none are s.eau',,e. 49,.
ObJ2ssaate Coughs, Colds, lfsamss,
&c. s.
5 Are Immediately relieved and speedily cur
ed by the use of
{ IAMIITON,S ELIXERsFoR COUGlRao
DEAR baughs experience has taug mt sn nov ,
sands that oily and heated medicines, Joineu
with strong oplates or sleepy drugs, fepeas-
ed dose. of which fiatter and deceive the Pa
tient for the present, by procuring monlsu.st
nv ease experience, | say, has taasn'
,bonsanes, that the common oplates and pal
.amics. as they are called, finally aggrava.S
-ve,,v disorder of the breast and lungs, In
heir most distressing symptoms: that tney
nad The stomach and impair the digestion
7n9.me the whole system, increase the difh
cuity of breathing and excite lever. butthe
Qualities of tIis valuable discovery are
WINGED by perfectly opposite effects, "A sili-
ole trial will prove. that It restores the ae-
Termination of the fluids to the surface Oh tn1
BODY, and brings on the common neaitlliai'
Derspiration-thati it dislodges and evaeuates
the tough viscid phlegn or mucus, strength
ems the weakened vessels of the lungs
sheathss the acrimonious humor which irri-
satcs them and finally discharges 1t, linus
striking at the root-Sof the disorder, the
, symptoms are of consse efectually. and per-
nanently co.. quered, the reverse OF common
mediciaes, WHICH weaken the constitution lt ana !
give strength 10 the disorder for the sake &c. OF
rnoder.tins fofihe present some OF It's PAIN
Sui effects. o.
To parents who have children atfhcted with
the whoopirg cough, this discovery IS OF the
FIRST lllss,lsitede, as it tfords immediate re-
lief. ehcsks he progress; and IN a short time
entirely removes the most cruel disorder 10
which children are liable. The rllxlr Is SO $,
perfectly agreeable, and the dose 50 small
tLat no difficulty grises intaklng It.
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Public Sale.
1ViH be sold, at auction, on the iofh Gay o.
JULY meet, on the premises,
A niece of Ground, with the

A piece OF Ground, with the
improvements thereon, situated In the town
of Alexandra, upon the north side OF Prince
street and to the westward oil Royal street,
and bounded as follows, VIZ Beginning upon
Prince street at the distance Of "a feet inch
es to the westward OF Royal street, and run
ming thence norihwardIy with line parallel
70 ROYAL street SO sect 10 feet alley !;
thence with the line OF the said alley, west
wardly, "a feet inches thence southwark
", with line parallel 10 Royal street, 90
ceet to Prince street; thence with Prince
street to the beginning,
The improvements upon this piece OF
ground consist of an excellent dwelling house
and other convenient houses suitable tor the
accommodation of a family. This property
has lately been in the occupation OF Mr..
Fowle. It will be sold on credit of D. and
IL months, for notes negotiable IN the bank
of Alexandria, with approved endorsers. A
lien will also be required uaoh the property
to secure the payments.
Thomas Swami, Attorney
For Thomas Ashley.
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