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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

AZ uecoTcs us, therefore. no. 20 throw 4 !.
way the boon, which nature has made So
necessary and Fortune may throw into our
nahds---out TO strain every nerve, if nerve.
alone be wanting. Tor tae acquisition OF !,
oiessinS ON which Justice herself will smile.
ltseems. that the two Deputies sror, Cara
cas-. las they have been styled, have zone on
- fhiiadelphia. One OK then, is a native of
Oiu spain and the otheris Creole-Wc
'&uerstand. that they were not oficiaity in
troduccd to the p. U. S.-througd the. Sc
cretary ct State--that il was no part of their
mission to conclude Treaty with the u. s.
and that they merely expressed the strong
affection which their countrymen (elr for ,he.
u. and advised us, that all their own
ports were open 10 our merchants.
We give list of the vessels said TO have been
captured and sequcstered in tha ports of France.
o?a,n, end Hoii'nd and Naples, since the LIST of
-apit 1909 They amount to rs Of these
toers are about 81 which are stated to have been
t'ken on the h'gh sea most of these arc. insured
tle loss Will consequently fall wp,n I.tcya's.-
some caTSoes, which were seQuestere,l IN mort.
are also the property of British Merchanis-So.
that It seems imp ssbieto calculate,hesmount Of
orr own losses on this Occasiou--:hou,sh thew
are we fear, very considerable
he Legislature Of Massachusetts &C iourn.
ed on the l4th inst. until January ncxt--A
without making any appointmens of a Sena.
tor of the U. S.
Governor Claiborne, of New Orleans is
'ioI0 IN this cify.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

ac,ien OF Importance will sosn take place. We
arc still under no apprehcnsons. There is vet
much to be conquered OF Spain: and expect
they will not think of advancing against this
country, until that Kingdom is entirely sabtlued.
Cadiz may hold out for considerable time it
Is well provided and defended by numerous
troops. The French has taken but one fort,
Malagdora, which cost them very dear.
The expectation cf wine has just been pro-
hib'tedS IN consequence of its scarcity through
out the Kingdom"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26
(Gbe Gnqulrer.
RICHMOND, JUNE ae. 1910.

. In laying the foHoUng Interesting case before
orr readers, sre cannot fo.bear expressing our
sense Of the injury, sshich hos been done to Toh.
CLARKE, on numerous occasi, ms. Since the evi.
dence has been jakty exhibited before the court G.
fhe sooTld prcjnd;ces are wearing asuay the tide
Of opinion has see in his faooy; men svio suere
jo'mer!y his enemies, have nozu become his
friends; & the idea ast taxing root, tha, 3ohn
Clarke rs injured man.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26
LlrEST rRoM cphIM-

Captain Endicott. Of the ship Traveller, left
Lisbon OH the 9th Of May, at which time an En-.
gish army OF 40, 000 were in the frontiers, with
m short distance Of tire French 4; so that gee
neral engagement was expected to take place
shortly. Capt Z. has brought out twenty Merinc
sheep.
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EXTRACT OF A LITTER.

" Lisbon, May A--Our political situation is
IS yet the same. The French are every where
on our frontiers. The English have left their
head qusrters al Wien, TO go and meet the en-.
ep'y at Cindsd Rodrigo, and it is expected an
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

GOuARE OF LOrS-F0R SALE---Wili
~ be sold, to the highest bidjer, a square OF
Lots situated i'll Duvais plan of the CITY of Rich
mond, and known by numbers 30, 80 IS, 46-
Cash will be required for one ofthem for the bal
lance, note negotiable at the bank of Virginia.
with an approved rndorser, AZ months. The
sale will take place en- Thursday, July s, at IL o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26
June 90 Wv
June GO

HE White or Bowyer's Sulphur SPRINGS.
II Greenbrier county, Virginia. hi, ch.
" and justly celebrated Waters, gether with the
Buildings AMI part of the Landed estate apper-
tanning thereto, have been leased by the subscri-,
bers, who mean to exert their utmost power Il,
prepare ioI the reception and comfortable accom-
mediation OF as D,sny, want OF health, or a
wish to preserve it, may induce TO visit these we'll
known Fountains Vi Health, the salutsry effect
Of which, they hope and believe will BE- much in-
creased by the additional comfort in tie accom-
mediation winch the subscribers mean to afford
The season will commence on the first day of
July, 1910.
But good tavern will at all times be kept o.
pen tor the reception and accommodation of ira
vellers and others under the care of Mr.. lanes
Frazer, most respectable man, for whose good
conduct the subscribers pledge themselve.
VIM HERNDON & Co
Fredericksburg, Iune g. ISL
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W1LM1NnroN ~ cN I'm

WILMrNoToN (N. c.) June IL.
Inc Federal Court, which opened on last Mon
day. 'djnurned on the following day.--All r..
causes we're continued but one that OF The Usi-
tea Sta'es against captain Abraham Gollins and
job" Williams IS securities To- IN embargo bond.
lars ~
In the case ofthe United States as. ship Nary
wach was argued last Court, the Judge havin.
taken time to consider, decided that she be con-
demned from which decision The at,ornsv s..
the claimant appealed 10 the circuit court OF the
United Sstates -w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

-, On Saturday night, the 95d instant, BY
The Reverend Bernard Reynoids, Mr.. Simeon Ford
son OF HARDWOOD Ford, to the smiable and much
admired Miss Mary EASIER. the only daurhter of
William Easley, Esq. ali OF this county. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

Married, On "Wednesday night last, by the Re.
verend :. u Blair, MIR. Francis " Branch, Of
Cnesterheid' to the ainiabie Miss Nancy Su5iett.
of Powhatan.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

4 TrENTlON .-Richnlona Light Infagrrv
IA B!Hes-You are hereby ordered TO meet at
tue Bell Iar-rn. to morrow evening &c r o'clock.
BY Ordsr IF rle Cnptain,
JOHN G. BLAIR, 1st Serg't.
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PRossER 8. MONCURE, y. NJ.
june 10 tide
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

w ANTED. "A SEAMSTKES ,-uf good cha .
w racter and disposition-for whom very
liberal price Will be given, in cash. Apply Ut
tits office.
June 90 &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

( AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of an act Of
e. The General Assembly OF Virginia, passed
Tie 22d dayof January, 1910 Will be sold, 40
public auction, st Matthews court house, on Mon
dey, the 13h August next, it fair, otherwise the
next fair day, on a credit of one, two and three
years the T'RACT or LAND, containing A.
bout 500 acres, Gin lots the whole together, a.
may best suit the purchasers, aud promote the
public interest,) lying in the county OF Matthe WIS.
called Kingston Parish Gleje Land. This land
IS conveniently situated on East river, and Pud-
ding creek, which abounds with fish and oysters.
IN their season, and is about one aud half miles
from said courthouse. Further description IL
deemed useless, as it is expected those inclined
10 purchase will view the premises before the
day of sale Bonds, with good securities, with
4 lien on tne said land, will be required by
Perrin Sinith, HoniGer Radsip,
Richdd Bii!abs, dHthony RiyJ.,fos'
GdJriel miller, Senr. sands SnIj H.
,o OK C"nrmissie1cr..
- ...---. wJWT
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Fredericksburg, June 26. Isl

HG President and Directors of the James
4 River Company, hereby give notice, that the
Locks viii BE- shut on the ID of next month (Jua
~ for the purpose of repairs, and will not be a.
gan opened until the 18Th Of the same month.
I,.ne Of -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

A ENACTMENT IN CHANCERY.-hta
4 n court held for buckingham county, theI1!ia
day of June, 1910 r
Robert Shaw 4 Co. Rlfs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

a BARGAIN II wish 10 lease the ~ IL
L y ret Gardens, for a term og years. = l,.a,o
three story Brick House, near ue basin. for &c,
Apply 10 J. r. Price, or the subscriber N''''
SAMUEB OVERTON.
'''' w2wJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

Roland West and John West, Dsf't..
ON The motion of,he plaintiffs, by ti,eir s,.or.
ney' and 1t appearing to the satisfaction ne
court That the defendant Roland is not g., 1hSbi-
tsnt OF this state II is o,dcye. and Jecr 81. Tat
n'''ess the said Roland shall appear hcre on or be-
tore September court next, ard answer &C cd
ofthc plaintiffs, the court will then ~ c.t d %
take the same for confessed as TO HIN. ari de-
cree 'he matter thereof accord"s and th3t 4
copy ofthis order be forth with published in SONG
public ne ws-paper, OF tie city Of Richmond, for
two months successfully, and another copy be nos-
ted up at the from door OF the court house Of this
county.
Copy.
Il ELDRIlGE ~ n n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

Gen Turrt1u. Indchendent .H,ae-
rican enquiries, why the Nat. Intelligence
" has omitted to inform MS that Turreau has
demanded of Mr.. Madison, as preliminary
step towards appeasing Bonaparte, the i.n.
mediate election from Office of Captain Por
ter, who commands the gun boats Of New
Orleans, for daring to r1eddle with french
friUnfeerS ? 1t seems Mr.. Madison has moi
yet thought fit to comply"
When man Processes to supply the o.
missions of others, he should be particular
ly Cautious how he al :ances any untrufhs o
his own.-Wc understand that Gen. Fur.
rcau has made no such demand on tht
ground of Captain Porter's having meddlet
with French flrfUafeers---on that pOin
there has been no expression of complaint
1t IS true that respecting the La Franchise
the French minister has made a compiai,i
to our government This vessel was seIzet
tby Com. Porter, and reclaimed by tn
French consul at Tew-Orleans, ON the grount
OF her being a national vessel and comman
ded by a Lieutenant in tue commission q
his Imperial Majesty. Upon these grounds
the Court ordered Der to be released--bu
on the motion of the ". s. Attorney, grar
! ted an appeal. When these circumstance
were laid before the Z US. he instructe
the Attorney for the " S to dismiss tn
action. and have the vessel restored. If W
are not mistaken, the French consul has re
, fused 70 receive her, and Gen. Turreau hs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

Governor Claiborne, Of .Ee4o Orleans is
noto III this cify.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-05

any debtor engagement, which NAV,
In 'helr name' not containing a im;, u maze
restriction to the effect aforesaid '''Al'a'ioa 0,
Art. 26 The president AMI d..
have power IA majority of taeir ,sS,' shy
Der concurrIng) to make, revise. a,' 'Oe nun.
nul all such rules, orders or BY, I,,. or an,
government OF the company and ,n. "S lorts
officers, servants, and affairs, :. ' Other
from time to tine lrink exptd;cn ''sy may
consistent VAIN Ia" or The articles o, ,h ho lis
ISOLATION. 'h!s AS
H't ~ The president and J;,o,.
have power to petition Tor an ,,t NJ Shall
ration, and to accept such acu, or ,b ",eOFpo-
may seem to them calculated 10 nron ~'' as
interests oi this association. r''"''s tie
III. 28 Any number OF s,oc,to,I
less than twenty, who together Shan at
pr tors OF two thousand shares, nav " pT
purpose relative to 'he institution, a, .r W.
Apply % the president and eire, iors 9
geherai meeting oi tie stof kAoId,r, wal
by them reiu, cc, TIC said NUN cr ~ "a It
foid rs propri tors oirot less than that h. ""cS~
bfr OF shares, shs!l hay, power to call ' "u'-
IA! meeting Of the stockholders ,;'.;S e"c-
least sixty Gays notice in neusn = o = , az
ed within the town Of nl3xunGiia ,no J f.'"'-
IL such notice tho object or obicc,s or ! !n
ali VI ScA
I4't 60. This association shall o,,a
Wlthoul i7mjt.tinn. hut nevertheless, ,hs .U'
p'letors ci two thirds of the Capital sor rs y,
he company may by their con,u,reD, vo,as =,
gene raj nec;ing to he called Cor IT,. NV
pose, dissolve t c sane at ahy perIoa sG,n
tie yer Of cur iord Ole thousand civr, tn.
drcd and ;nry: Provided iha, notice a. r,b
meeting ana Is obi cls shall be published IN
TWO or more ne"srap@rs printed vllia ,ts
district oil Colombia, for at least three n o,,h.
successfully, prc'io to the tine apoojn,I
10" such meeting
Article $50 Ga the dissolution Of III,
association, whenever the same shall BE- d..
ter,nined on, -etftr tua! measures shah b, i'm.
medIa,rly taken By the prv,idcn, and Ii.
recloIs then in tilcr, tor closing all ii.
concerns Of thu company. and tor dividing
thr capital and profits which may r-man
among ,he stockholders, IN proportion to
thrlr rGspt CllIe interests
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-05

I q cltiZtn OF the Jnteu otalSSs dLo q oo..A
Cd stakeholder 10 the amount OF at least
Eve thousand dolla,s. But If any person
/ .bould be elected as President or Dleclot
! who shall not a, the time ot his Gee
tion DC qualified under inis and the tore
going ar,.cle, he shall be allowed thirty
DAYS to qualify himself, and during the
/ term OF his di2qnala @ation ne shall not x
j ercise or perform any OF the dutlts apPef-
taining to his appointment, but 1t he do7s
not wlthin this period quality himself as a.
foresaid, his appointmrnt shall be deemvd
void, and the Board of President and u,
! rectors may proceed 10 Ill the vacancy.
/ Articie 10. The President and directors
shall AS soon as they m@y deem 1t eSpSdl.
eut, declare dNidend OF profits, and ev.ry
halt wear thereafter, shall make aud declare
such dividends OF profit as tacy NAV deem
proper-but no dividend shall b. declared
exc pit by a majority OF ali the Directors
Articie II. a majority o! the whole num-
Der @, Directors shall be necessary IN The
choice OF the Prrsdrnt and Cashier, but
three members with the President may
constitute Board tor iransactmg the oidi-
nary business OF the Bank.
Articie IL. The President and directors
shall keep book IN which their proceed
inps, at their meeting. as a Boald. sh"l! Dc
re pulary recortet,, aud upon every q4rs,lJn
which my occur, the ayes and n 'cs There
upon snail be noted, which, record DOCK
shall at all times be open 10 ihe inspection 81
any Stockhodcs, not bang dUectos, ON
Ger or servant ut auy othct bank, VINO soali
six mouths previous 70 ms &ppiicatioh D.
the proprietor or stock 10 the amount q
three thousand dollars.
.Ayticle Is. Aay number Of Stockholders,
not exceeding twenty, o"n'!g 'oo> 'h,',
$40, :o~the amount o; t'ly thous"nh DOT
"a S, Tor lhe space oi SIX H,onths, saad h@ at
liberty 10 call d meeting at ANY ui"c Oh tne
Stol khosdc!s, & May app"in' ih'ee OF inc"
number rs a Cuinuhttcr 10 cXamtnt lnlo the
state s condition OF TIC back, q tAt nla"a'f
N watch lis affairs have bcea conducted
Provided that no member ci sucn ,otnmltee
shall be a director, president OF o,.ier oa!ccF
or servant .! any o.her Bank
Ari,cle II lnc President and Cashier
f,,, mr. ,,,,,u, 81.
charge OF taeir du,es---the ffts;t!<n, N thc
So % - -, 'h'..,, ,ho,'s..d J,.,
oas'l'er III '''0 '''' =.
IA NV &.
"''o '"Ne f'' o', . -. ,,,.,,ug,, aon
tnf"y' III '''> II o'''''' 90 w.
Directors may ptesGs-ihe.
"/F''Ie 10. 1. ". '. ''.r' ' ',,',n,. =, -.
4 :, "''u az o, 90 sn,ln-
o'nA 'o' '''1 pay ''> ~ ,o
vSf 'NN>Fo '.@ N'''00''' -''" r
VIC ""'ou"' % .''o'''e' ~ '','''~
sac KEEL a. oe'"o ''s 49,.
va '"'' '' ''t'N' 20 .
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-05

COMMUNICATION shall be granted, except, at
the discretion Of the President and Direct
/. ors, to Stockholder, and not to ] Stock
holder to an amount exceeding the amount
Of his stock actually palc up.
article 90. If any Seockf,older shall fail
| to pay up the several instalments upon his
subscription as herein before directed, his
interest upon such inseaiments as he may
, have paid shall cease, as to him, and remala
to the use and ben, fit OF the other IN nioers
of this association.
article %. If the Directors Of this AS.
ISOLATION shall at any time w'inlly and
knowingly make and declare any dividend
which shall impair the capital stock, or
shall wifuIly and knowingly and m
fringe any Of The foregoing funda'n nt"l ar
;icles Of this Association all the Directors
present at the making or declaring su d.
vidend, or violating or ln!fact'ng such fun,
damental article or articles, and onscn,iug
thereto, shall be liable in ;helr individual!
capacities 10 ,hr Company for the amount
OF proportion OF said capta! stock So dl
oi,ird, and also tor any injury Or damage
that may accrue in consequence OF any SUCH
violation or lniiacIion as Aforesaid /; and
ca, h Director who shall be present Stall be
de- med to have assented thereto unless he
cause his dissent 10 be entered on record
Ayticlr "a [, l. hereby expressly and ex
plilitv drciars d TO be tie o'Jvct and nIen-
ZION OF the persons who associate und>r the
l. Il ]
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N 9 / | 6 E.

THE S,ockho dcrs in tie Wash 49,. I'D
nal Company, are hereby no',so a. Wv, ~ cssl
aev~nA instalmcEt OF zen i'"'i Hroy,m'cf
snare, pay bic on tho 4th doy Ply .r D,!iars
next & tie eigAm instalmcnt OF ! e ca J 1ay 4
on each share payable on the 'C ,ts Baor4
November next, are called for by ~, rIiot II
of Directors; to be paid to Samuel h'''''
treasurer
0N E. B. CALDWELL F'
October 2.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-05
Articles OF Anaciation

Esrm;sg Company Of limited Partnership.
10 esfa5l,sh Bank svithia the lo1on q
ii. xandri0, to BE- dSnominated the
FARMERS BANK
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-05
.1uEllC Sale.

iubllC Sale.
BY virtue of1wo ricaus Of jrust rom tLi4a
GRAHAM md hAyNrA BIS " tc 10 secure
the Payment Of sum Of money cue 70
Henry .Alchoktn vii! lie ~ useC 10 uOHC
sale at tie TOWN. Ct C'o!chtsttr, II Fairfax
county, on the .5lh OF CttoLer next 'CF
C@sh -
A Negro Woman & hcr three
Children and 7nci Ct Land, upon Po'
hick tun b.ncinr upon II e SAD lul, tie u"
81 ilgc that crosses tie said ron. and ire l'T
foot hl'-- cos.~iAiny about i've 1unoF'0 '"'
" cirtv acres
~, The sale i'll commence at ! q tio'"'
A NJ. and continue TIL the hoe issod'
IAs TyNee.
September S
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-30
ZHe ProgressiOe Combany,

AT THEIR GKhINfRY AND GROCERY
STORE, No. IL, LoNo-WHARF,
Have for Sale Uholesae and Ret0 at The iorsest cur
rent tTices,
A Constant supply Of Rye and Indian Corn
l. \ dc. do. Rye and Indian Meali
Flour, Of the most approved brands.
An extensive assortment Of GROCERIES, and Ill
QUOhS-among Dhich aTe--
10 hhds. Cd proof st. Crox and Antigua Rum.
% pipes 4th proof Spanish Brandy
% quarter Casks Sherry Wine;
~ boxes Raisins 30 do Chocolate
Hyson, Soucbong, and Bohea Teas, by the chest
Or lesser quantity, &C. &C.
1900 bushels Exuma salt, of superiour quality;
1900 do. Liverpool do.
500 do. Turks-Island do
500 do. Bonavsta do
.4so--a quantity of well seasoned mer boards
Lake1oise......Jhst received,
S pipes Gin ) hhds. old Jamaica Spirits;
% chests Compoy Tea, OF an excellent havour;
1000 VT Cheese 200 Meal Bags;
crates and hhds. Crockery Ware, &c. &c.
- Cash given for Conn and RYE.
b Those persons who have in their possession
Meal Bags belonging to the Company, will have the
goodness TO return them.
WILLIAM COGGESHALL, jun. .4gent.
Newport, Oct 19.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-30
Richard Boak,

= espectiully iniorms his friends and
l. u tie publick in general, that lie has re-
moved from his former stand in Broad-sreet, TO his
shop IN Barney-streef, next 10 his Stable, and near
the sabbatariaiI meeting house. He also wishes TO
requst all those who are indebted to him, to make
mIne date payment and likewise those who have
any demands against him, 10 exhibit them in like
manner.
On the lst day of May, lie will take into
copartnership Mr.. WILLIAM aiooNEY, when the
business, after that time, will be conducted under
the firm Of RICHARD BOAK & co. who will keep
for sale, their stand IN Barley street general and
extensive assortment OF Saddlery, of every descrip.
ton-oonssting of ladies' and gentlemen's Saddles
brass and plated Harnesses PLAN and plated Brides
horseman's Caps and holsters Belts and Cartouch-
Boxes Portmantaus and Saddlebags Whipspurs,
&c &c. Trunks repaired and manufactured of eve-
ry size. Harnesses repaired and cleaned. Work of
every description done above, at the shortest no
tice.
AT their Livery Stable they will continue
to keep TO let, number Of excellent Horses and
Carriages, equal to any kept for that purpose
in tins town. Ladies and gentlemen who may be
willing to favour them with their custom, shall re-
ceiye every attention by applying sending their
Stable. They have feet horses, which viii be kept
for the purpose of carrying Dispatches. Every IA
YOUR viii be gratefully acknowledged by
RICHARD BOAK & co.
April 25
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-30
POETRY.
raom TIE COLUMBIAN.

The following versions OF feaai Lo'setta'ion were
written by me and my sympathizing conrad: AZ
tI,. same time, hearing the dismal news from
Isbode- -kland yesterday. Although we went 10
meetnp in ,he afternoon, the melancholy subject
pressed upon our minds during the Whole or the
service, and when the minister gave out well
known hymn OF Watts's to The congregation, the
application of the sentiments to our conditition
struck us so forcbly, that Immediately on return
ing home we sat down and produced the follow
ing parodies II is hardly necessary 10 ment'on
,na, il,ey are sung 10 the tune OF Fedora
Thought. rLoRATuR F@pEEALiS'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-30
FEDERAL LAMENTATIONS.

HAtlK from the east doleful sound,
Mine ears attend the cry
"Ye Ang,o.feds come view the ground
Wheic you must shortly lie
I" Tories and this must be your fate,
"In spite of all your powers,
" For zen your steady haLiis state
"Wiii soon be chaned like oHr's."
Great George is this our certain doom,
VINO thought ourselves secure
Must Federalism, find tomb,
And iiiti,er head no more
Grant VS. the power from such disgrace
To British realms to fly,
Where we will serve thy kingly grace,
Till Justice bids us die.
STERNlH0LD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-30
Henry Y. Cranston & Co.

HAVE FOR SALE ON VERY ACCOMMODATING TERN:
.3t their AUCTION and Comusslon Store,
NO. 81, rHAMEsSTE1T,
SO Bales Cotton,
10 Pipes Barcelona Brandy
10 Hhds. w. I. Rum,
25 Chests Campoy Tea,
SO Casks Fresh Raisins,
so Kegs Ginger,
25 Soxcs Chocolate,
20 Kegs Tobacco,
25 Boxes Soap,
10 Bbls. Pimento,
20 Bags Coffee,
5000 VT. Loaf Sugar
Newrert. Dec. 27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-30
TIE SAME.

UARK, from the east dolcful sound
How saa our griSpds complain
Yc Fcderasts stter!d me round
And heed the w.yrnng strain.
Ye Tories, this must be your fate,
>" In spite OF ali yoar powers
"Your proudest hopes, howe'er so great,
Must terminate ike ours"
Just Heaven, is this our certain doom,
And are we still deceiv'd
Our cause descending To The tomb,
And ne'er to be retaiev'a
Grant us the sense to understand
The errour Of pur ways,
That we may leave the Federal band
And merit pard'ning grace.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-30
GO-PARINLRSkIiP FORMED.
Lobex g. Dexter.

INFORM the Pub.IcA, That pursuant
i late Notice, they have taken into Co Partner
ship M George MILES, jun of Boston, and that
in future their business viii be conducted under the
Fir IN Of LOPEZ, nEXTER SS MILES.
They offer their services iN the Auction and Com
mission line, and hope merit the confidence of those
who may think proper to favour them with consign-
s,ents.
Cash will be lberally advanced OH Goods deposited
forpubtick or private sale
LOPEZ & DEXTER.
GEORGE MILES, jun.
Newport, April 4, 1910.