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GnOCERitS,.

CNOCEKitS,
BY quAoleSaie and retaiL.|
] a S q n 81 II A G. u f.,
nFFERS for sale. at the Store ON Banniste,'s-
~ 6huf formerly occupied by Messrs. j. & II
CAHooNE,
A general assortment of Groceries,
Crockery e Glass Ware, &c. Sec. consisting Of
I<um Moasscs
Gin CAYENNE } n,n,,r
sos"i's sos"i's q BRANDY GiSasr 3n@ s,-'k
Lisbon Pimento
Sherry ,y,~,,c Cassia
Malaga g Nutmegs
Madaira English Mustard
Porcr and Table salt
York-Beer, Sweet Oil
X,"ss'' ,Iysas & a'sslGasia a.itmaae FLOUR
Hyson Skin ,,.e Cotton
Souchong g Log e Red Wood
Bohea Copcras
Coffee Carolina 81 , ,>,p,.,
Chocolate Flotant
Loaf Powder am Shot
HAVANA suc.ps Wrapping Paper
White g ( Dexter Lime
Brown Lamp Oh, sc. &c.
The above articles will be sold on reasona-
bic terms for cash. June Is.
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Samuel Durtse,

Pesoectfily iyc,vas his friends and the
Pubhck,
THAT he has taken the House formerly
i occupied nv WrtLrAM ALNy. on the main
roa,. leading to the Bridge, where he proposes
Keeping House of Pub,sk Entertainment Ladies
and Gentcmen, Parties Of Pleasure, and Travellers
who NAV call on him viii receive every attention,
and the best accommoda,ons in his power, TO besow.
n. Is. Ladies and Gentlemen may be ac-
commothted with Boarding, application as above
P,rts,uouth, Jul, 4. 1910. l6,S~.
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NnWP,,Rr BAAh.

NOTICE is hereby given. that th
= Y half yearly dividend will be declared and
paid on MONDAY. the ID dsy OF july ncxt,,o those
who by the Books of the Bank, appear to be stock
holders ON the 25th inst.
NJ Order ef President and Directory
June 90 JOHN x. SHE <RMAN, cdshr
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The following federal toast, which was
drank Al feast given tn the chief of the fed
eralists IN Virginia, in the year '9a, IS Gu.
rious comment upon the consistency OF that
party -
May tmericans ever understand this truth--that
ebbosinoa government is to cooperne with our
. e3nes }"
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RAISINS.

EOR SALE, about 400 Boxes of Musca
Il dell Raisins of an esoe,en, quality BY the GUAM
tily or single box, apply TO
JAMES PERRY. No. 100. 7A,'nes-.freet, o.
STEPHEN DEBLoiS. No u. Ssrsnr-sss,
Newport. June 70. t.
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paiN riNa,

al ats var'ey. executed Wit eler.ne. .,l A..
\ pa ~ mi - ne sie4pss, ia, o,,sb,e :, -
enise OF the 3ao'4s-isliad RspaSacaa. - '''
- June l.
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FOR SALE,

. THAI y.1LU4LLE ESI.3TE,
NO. 1l2, g lis, Thaa,es Street,
NOV occupied ~ Lh@ley & tics
~ kins SS Co. The Lot measures As feet, or
Themes street, and 100 on Church street, with store
on II. The House has nine rooms Floor, with
good Well Of water at the door. Tor terms ap
ply TO
THOMAS ROWLAND.
: jan ,
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NOTICE..

\ :IE Subscribcr lakes this pnot,e ~
II infcrping sIl those who are indebte~ 20
am, by book account note, To call and settle Tie
sane, ~ enable him 10 mees those wl4o have de-
n.ands against him he hopes this viii be sufficient,
without further notice
tic CARRIE OF iht Riacksm,rh ausmess
usual, in all its various branches, wi,h neatness
and despatch, his shop, No 4, CrosS street, where
every order will be punctuay s,ende, u. and eve-
ny iayoar gratefully ACKNOWLEDGED.
WILLIAM VI HiTE.
B. Two Jouneynen, such as ale good work.
men, may hear of eHpo! by applying AS hove
Newport. Ma c. . J.
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FOX - y In,
THE Masts, spars, Sails, rigging, Stores, &c
4 suitable for single decked Big, of 10 or
ll5 tuns high or double decked Brig of 100
13g t,ns.-
For terms, and particulars, pplyt
CONSTANT TARER
June %
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GODFREY WENW GOD,

GODFREY WENW OOD,
HAS FOR SALE,
On tie M 81 rfasonaLe terms
4 QUANTITY Of Ship and Cabin
N Bread Alexandria and New York Flour of
tae first quality; Molasses BY the gallon coarse
and blown salt by the bushe Ginger and PEARL
ash by retail-.3iso, Mystick lyle by the dozen, and
Philadelphia Brick by the hundred Hops by the
pound Malt by the bushel smaller quantity,
Wheat Bran BY the busle Coal by the Lashel
Likerise, quantity OF Bricks and lyle, made o.
pipe clay, suitable for for Ovens. Aug so, 1909.
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NOTICE.

TIE Comprehensive ~ t'e s'ibscri-
bcrs. under The 'ism Of Lconcrd CogecstaR g
10. is, by mutual consent, cd. AZ persons
having demands or irds bted to said firm,
quested to call tor nmeiiatv settlement.
LINUS r. LEONARD,
GFCRcF CCCGESHALL,
WILLIAM FALES,
HENRY SMITH.
Eris'ol, June 26 1910. i5'w
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M !. The SuosCrIbtrs having been ap-
w pointed by the Court OF Probate of the
'o"" vi .'e" 'rt, an the couny at .NeTI0rt Com.
missoners 10 receive and eX4mine the CLAIMS az aiis.
the estate OF
COTTON ANDLkSCN,
late OF SAID Mezeou, deceased, Repre- Insol-
vent 90 hereby SAe noics that iron. urs
ust, hereof are allowed to the CREDITORS oi e sac4
estate 10 blnS IN ana prove their Respective claln.s
10 ei'er OF the subscribers at then spectiye dwe
lings within tho ,in,e aiols sad
Jason srkAGUE,1 ,
JOHN w. LAWS, ''p"'s
Al persons indebted to sad estatc are ,eouest,d
TO make Immediate payment to
Fol Der ANDEBso.,} a,,.,,o...
FRANCIS ANDEksCN 4D"''s"S'''s.
NewpoV, Ma 3, 1910
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|, fusing or neglecting 10 revoke or modify her
eeicts In the manner aforesaid. And the re-
srIictions imposed by this Act, shall, from
the cate OF such Proclamation, cease, and be
discontinued in relation to the nalion rcyoking
or modifying her DEGREES in the manner a.
ioresaid."
AND whereas, ii has been officially made
known 10 this Government, that the edicls OF
France, violating the neutral commerce of
the United States, lave been SO revoked as 10
cease 10 have effect on the lst of the present
month Now, therefore, l, JAMES MdD-
ISC.N, President of the United States, do
hereby proclaim, that the said edicts of France
have been SO revoked, as that they ceased
OH the lst day OF the present month, to yio-
late the neural commerce OF the United
States and that, from the date Of these pres
ents, all the restrictions imposed by the a
ioresaid Act, shall Cease, and be discontinued
in relation TO France and her dependencies.
Nv testimony schsrref, haze caused fhe
Seal cf the Unifcd States 10 DC htlrarte
a6SIed,and signed ihe same sgiih my hand,
al Me Cry u Washington, This second
day Of November, in ihe Year Of owr
Lord, One thousand EigAs Hundred and
Ten, and z, the lndehendenet Q,he u
niled StaieS, the thirtt .ftih.
JAMES MADISON.
BY the President,
r. SMITH, Secretary Of State.
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(CLRCUL.2R.) }

Treasury Deparimen,, November 2, 1910, +
SIR,
YOU will herewith receive copy of
the Proclamation OF the President al the L.
nited s,announcing the revocation OF the
edicts OF France, which violated the nca;ral
commerce Of the United States, and thai the
restrictions imposed by The Act of the lst OF
May last, accordingly cease irons. this day, in
relation 10 France. French armed vessels,
May therefore be aduitted into the 'harbours
and waters OF the United States,any thing in
that iawto the contrary Notwithstanding. \
IL also follows, that if Great Britain shall
not, Oh the 2d day OF February next, have re-
voked or modified in like manner, her cdicts
violating the neutral commerce of the Unit
ed States, the 81, 4th, 5th, 9th, I'm, 9Th, 9Th,
10th and 18th sections of the " Act to inter-
dict the commercial intercourse between the
United States and Great-Britain aud France,
and their dependencies 5, and for other purpos-,
es," shall, in conformity with the Act above
mentioned, be- revived md have full force and
effect, so far as relates to GreanBrtainN and
her dependencies, from and after the said q:
day of February next Unless, tKereiore,
you shall before that day be officially notified
by this department, Of such vocation or
"iou'hS"tiNu, you VIII, IlOtil anu AFTER tTc SAID
day, carry into efiec, The above mentioned
sections, which prohibit both the entrance oa
British vessels, of every description, into the
harbou's and waters OF the United States, and
the importation into the United States of any
articles, the growth, produce or manufacture
oi the dominions, colonies. and dependencies
of Grea-Bri,ain, and of any articles whatever
brought from the said dominions, colonies
and depcndensiss.
am, respectfully,
Sir, your cbedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
TO the Collector Of the Customs
for Me District Of
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BAYossK, SEPT. %, 1910.
If we may con6de in the reports oil ten
days past, the following is the substance of
communication made by the Duo ds Cadore
to General Armstrong, on the 18th lust two
days before he left Paris, but il has not yet
been officially announced: 80
lst. The decree rendered at RambouiIlet,
is revoked. Every American vessel will be
freely admitted. -
"2d. The confscated property will be re-
stored as soon as Congress will have revok-
ed the law on the subject of fines incurred
for the contravention of the non-intercourse
bill.
Sd. The Americans can introduce freely
into our ports, the produce Of their own soil,
and export oontra-value in the production
of the French SOIL
In consequence of this, prices Of co{fecI
sugar, SC. rise daily, but cotton is on the de-
cline West-lndia and East-InciIa produce
cannot be imported but by cer,ain humber
of permitted vessels, TO be expedited from,
New-York and Charleston, and to those e. W
are reserved the excluive privilege of intro,
ducing into France West and East Indian
produce.
Licenses are reserved for French vessels
neutraized"
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BY THE PRESIDENT
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
II PHOCL.fyH.i1IO.

81 WHEREAS by the fourth section of the
act of Congress, passed on the first day of
May, l8 10 entitled +" An Act concerning the
commercial intercourse between the United
States and Great Britain and Franc and their
dependencies, and for other purposes" it is
provided, that in case either Great-B Britain,
or France shall, before the Sd of March next,
so revoke or modify her edicts as ,ha, they
shall cease TO violate tho neutral commerce
OF the United States, which fact the Presi-
dent of the United States shall declare by
Proclamation,and ifthe other nation shall not,
within three months thereafter, so revoke or
modify her edicty in like manner, then the
Sd, eth, 5th, 9th, 7th, sih, sth, 10th,
and lStn sections of the act, entitled
An Act to interdict the commercial inter-
course between the United States aud Great
Britain and France, and their dependencies,
and for other purposes" shall, from and af-
ter the expiration of three months from the
date OF the Proclamation aforesaid, be
revived and have full force and effect SO far
as relates to the dominions, colonies and de-
Tendencies, and to the articles the growth,
produce or manufacture OF the doninions,c col
onies and dependencies OF toe nssioa u,us re-
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B.9TTLE ~ PORTUGAL.

The ship Radius, arrived at New-York, left Cornn.
ma the 7t Oct The capt reports, that two days be.
fore he sailed, I've official letter to the Amer.
ican consul, which mentioned that severe engage.
ment took place near Almeids, in Portugal, on t,e
9th Sept between the French and combined armies
Of English and Portuguese, which continued without
iniermission, uaiRhe epenins IF the 2oh, wS~n the
French ssere compelled 10 make breofsase retreat,
With the hss Of 1900 men, killed ind brssoners =
The loss Of the combined ,rr,ies is stated TO have
been fr!fns. compared ~ith that of the French,--
Wants confirmation.
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in this town, on Thursday last, Miss SARAH
fREL BODY, in the 69th year If her age.
Yesterday morning, after long and distressing
illness. Mrs. ANN LAssALE, aged rs years Her
funeral will proceed from her late dwelling house
IN Thames-sueel, next north of Mrs Warmers, to-
morrow at o'clock, which her relatives and friends
ART invited to attend.
AT Bickford, of consumption, Miss Lucy
WEEDEN, .Et 10 wears.
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AifRRTED.

In this town, on Saturday evening l. st, by the ev.
MIR. Eddy, MIR. PETER pARSER REMINGTON,
TO Miss RuhAMAa COFFIN 1iLLEy, eldest dau-
ghlsr OF the late Mr. James Tillvy.
In this town, OIL Thursday evening last, MIR. Rus
Sell DAY, of the Siaie of .Ness-rsrk, to Miss HAIR
RIOT GARDNER, of Ssash-Amsssosn.
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A N adjourned meeting of the TAM
4 N MANY SOCIETY, or CoLuMnIAv oRpEn.
will be held on MONDAY EVENING 10Th Nov.
lhemg the 10Th Of the mouth of " Beavers" at he
Council Fire of their Great Wigwsm, in tue State
House, precisely at the going down Of the sun.
By order Of fhe Grasd Ngchem.
BENJAMIN WATSON, Sec,efa,y, pro. fc,n
Season of Fruits }
Month Of Beavers, 14th, Nov. IL.
Year Of discovery, SIG. } 1'f
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STEPHEN DEBLOiS,
ISFoSMs mrs COS 7oMgRs AND
THE PUBLI


TINE PUBLIc
THAT he has received per the Nanchesfer
Packet from Lireipoo, ria New York, gener-
al assortrnentl of IIARDNlikE GOODS, which arc
OF the best quality, and which he win dispose OF
wholesale and rctail, as low or lower than can be
purchased in Amerlca,--.e
--.fmopg1 which ore tie fHoyfnY--
Morocco and Buff col1 cry dcsrrfption.
cured Tea Trays, Of A few pair OF eleganl
ever, sze. ..b .,FAl Looking Glasses, &c.
Tea Cadees, Bo,tle stands --ALsO.--.s
with and without pla- A quantity OF wOOLES
ted rims; GOODS ,rf.g
Snuiter Trays, Broadcloths; ~
Elrghnt Brittania Tea Plains
Pots of the newest seryes
fashions; Coatings, &c.
Knives and Forks of cv- -W
Which he will sell by the piece or singl cyard, q
reduced prices.
Newport, NovemberI4, 1910 ~ i" a".g
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- I...I w 9 ~ Ia ls.iId I'D ~
THE Subscriber having been appointed by,a
Hon. Court Of Probate, of the iovn OF New
p' N'"'s'issiSi susHNSSSsH SSss f. s,'11s TTs g *
late Of Newport, deceased aud having gvepbor
according TO law, for tie faithful discharge ~ .,
trust thereby committed to him, rconests all o.,
sons who arc indebted 10 the Estate Of said dec,
sed, 70 make immediate payment. and those v
have any demands against said Estate, 10 cxln
them to him. DANIEL DESHAM Jr.
NOV. i4 .IGolinisirofer
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The General Assembly adjoured on Saturday e.
venlng, the sd instant, to meet on tire fourth Mon
dav ), Febru4r5 at Fasf-f,re-n,scI 81.
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English, French, Dutch,
and spanish real super
fine & common Broad.
cloths.
Black, blue, drsb, fawn,
brown, and green su-
perfine and common
Csssimeres.
Coatings, Plains, and For
est Cloths.
Common and superfne
Nelvets.
Elegant Vest Patterns, of
the newest style.
ia, lO-4, ga and 81
Blanke,s.
Lambs wool and worst,d
Hosiery, various coils.
Dufhis and fcarnoughls.
Superine and common
s,ocklng-Net.
Futnltuies. Superhne 4
common Calicoes
Blue, green, drab, brown
and iawn Bombazc,ts.
Nildbures.
Imperial Cords.
Ladies and gtn,lemen's
silk and cotton l,os,.
shifting Conous.
Lm,ns. Linen and cot
ton Checks.
I he pubiick may bs
Goods, shall be sold lowe
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NAltahted and common Sroons marrow f,,is,
English and Geneva tard and sah do sur
Natches garTongs, scis ors ara
Gilt aud mahogany frame pncushion Chains. sly
Looking 'iasa'si yer Ponoil.tas<s, si.,tT
Brass Handrons, sho,els 1Limbts, !, plated Cas-,
ana iongs' tors, sugar-Tons s,Csns
Brass Candiesteks dlcstieks and spurs
BsIrANNiA MARr, via GoLp AND Jiw,In~
Tca-pots ,SIggr-Ecwls, MApE,,iz Nicdnli,ns,
Crcanl-pot, Table and Jackets, Brtas, Pins,
Tea spoons; PLAN, topaz and r,arl,
CUTLERY, viz. Knives SET, Fingcr Rings .,a
Forks, Jscknives, Pen gold and sluVre. Far,
knives Razor, SCISSORS Rings,1 cyo,S tesctic,
Shutters ard Trays tion, Bracelets oi elias,
Portable Wri,irs Desks ti1K.s> pl IN hAi,works
backgammon Tables; pod Necklaces ,os
Flute, Fifcs and Nioms WatchJ,ha;,s s..'. 81
Hunting Apparatus, o ke,s. clegan, corr, has
every description; kcjs. setin gohi, lo.,,
Patent and common Sus. ul.ts ,,S
penders. Lsoes md genAcneus
Reeves Colours, difcren, Pcck egho kgk pursce.
szts, OF every Description
SILVER AND PLATED Fancy ctnn,k Meek
WARE--si,cr Cream. Niates Of ever, t.,l,
Pots, Soup and GRAY, " ith an cxtepsi, eIya, NV
Ladies, Tea and Table of Fan., <.oots
Wa'cAes' oisver, Subscriptions elcan.d and ,spai.eS
With accuracy anu Warranted ss.-',
Jewcry and Siver Waie, OF ali Kinds. manufactured
49,, ard repaiied.
HAN Work and Gold t,pht RS neatly es.eu,.d
Silver Ware and 6oist Kccktsccs varrantrfTTYdl 81
the moncy re,uisxu.t =. Dusv,.
Cash. ana the highest price gilen- Cor lG-Euel6
.ssvp.,,, ,.ssr :. Sa Sil,sFasuo
.,77 = = - - r',f' Is, "A rss .ol,ss -
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YdUABIE EssIRM.

EoR SALE, by the subscriber, val
l. uable FARM, very pleasant, situated in ,hs
town OF MiddIetovn, about 4 miles from, hevpur,,
ssjoining the river, the east side OF tie isiard,
where there is good fishing and foyIing, and rear "a,
the beach, aflording plenty Of manure. The Farm,
contains about 40 or So acres Of eyeellcn, Land,
good Dy etng- House and Out-B.Idngs. fenced will
stone Wall, well watercd, and Olcl.id thereon Il
the best grated fruit trees, jus, coming TO maturity
For terms, apply to the subscriber ON the prtmies,
.4. ett.. WILLIAM JAGGAKT.
Middle own, Nov. 7, 1910. .1f n
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no. 80, Ihames Street,
Offers for sale, as low as can be purchased 3, ans
stor. in the State,
A General assortment Of Fashionable and Fancy
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a nnroer f fdrernsemer,s, and sererai other .ir-
ns'es, nss n1 GRE, are dseiy smned, sr San
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LINES FE N.lER, ESQUIRE,
6srernotr, CepsQin General aud Commander in Chef
ia aud orer Ms SIage Of LA0ae-iss.nS aud
Providence Plantations,
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LOST.

LOST,
A T the late Fire of Mr. W,vvafe's Brk
house, two re-Buck,fs. eesrly new, mark
8 DrbIois--No. and 4. whoever ha, them shs
be rewarded by returnig lhcm to the owner,
Nov. ID s. DEBLOIs.
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NEW GOODS.
Just reserved from Boston, and nov reay for safe. ~
JAMES MCNtOkD.
ut No. S8, 4

D. s8, 1Aames- Stree,
Thread, silk and cc,l,H
Laces.
Red, white, black, Sci, Y
and green Flsnn.lS
Double and single nlli.|
Baizes.
An assortment of,he NJ, -
elegant plain ana hgurr
ed Auslins.
Lace sp,dcr-net do.
S-4 and common cott6H
| Shawls.
Silk Iian,Ikerchiefs.
Ribbons, Threads, Tap, 2.
Genslemen and lssilts
| Gloves. f
India Cotlons.
>usrerders.
Black Grapes.
fere,s.
ShalI@ns.
rammies.
Dmnses. ash
suk Nel,ets.
Black Luresrirgs.
Handsome coat and ytR
Buttons. ~
iroia hlm X Satins.
Black and Mite Wire.
Whh a hun.bcridi olhtf
arscles, css,o.rum,rous
for@n atiNsft,stment.
c assu,ed,thsasAe above
r than at any o,hers,ore N
"fNe t.ssl M, z.
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HAt Ereceived Hickers,affs Rhode
4 l. Island Farmers sClergymans ard Clergyman's
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FoR S,sLE OR TO LET,
A LARGE consenicn. building, well bujit
and entirely new, situated ON Long wharf, for
Dery the property Of Charles coskenss III has besn
nnprosed by him as. Hatter's-shop, but may bc
inverted into store, az rihing expense;--ALsc,
'iorse, No. IL, LonY-whasf Ennuirc Of u
\, NOV. IL a.f, .lI ~, JOHN j. ALLAN
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Almanaeks, for 1871,

'IF"1l9HUt"S, 7W- IoII, 0-T--
which they will sell, by the greece dozen. or SINGLE
as cheap as can be purchased from the Publishers
They have also, received large assort-
ment of SCHOOL BOOKS, and ST.77lO.N.4Rf,
which they can sell 70 wholesale customers from the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-14

Inc! nave disO, received a large aSSOrt.
mcnt of SCHOOL BOOKS, and STATIONARY
which they can sell 20 wholesale customers from tho
country and Others, at very reduced prices. va
% realms Fooiscap, No. raphy
and Writing Paper =; Columbian Orators
~ 10 Philadelphia Let American Prcceptors
ter Paper; Adams's History OF New
Bes, deny do; Engl.,nd, abridged, foI
Weosters and Alden's schools
First, Second and Third Testaments school Bi
fMts ) ett.tIs I'll bcs
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-14

Sfafe of Rhodc-isiana and Providence Plan
ntions. tA .tNi
In General Assembly, October Session, A. D. 1910
- LoCLXtI, Lat ihe Dencra- h,-
semby will, in the afternoon Of the second
day OF the next Session, proceed the trial of the
docket of Petitions, aud will proceed in the trial Of
The same until the same he finished and that this
Resolution be published in all the Newspapers print
cd IN this State. ct-
a true CORY: Uifnss,
.s. SAMUEL EDDY, Secresa,y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09
PARIS, Dec 6.

On the 10th inst. the troops which
are stationed near Paris, and which
formed the principal part of the corps
commanded by the Duke of Ahran,rs
UunoO will begin to march for Spain.
lhey expect at Nancy tue divisions of
gen's. Lagrange and Beau mont, which
are to pass through that city on their
way to Paris, where they will learn
their further destination, Is ,ain no
doubt.)
The American ship Pamariieu, of
Phlla:lelPhla, OF 322 tons, loaded with
hne linens and gin, arrived on the II
Dee. at Dankirk prize TO che Lug.
ger lie Faret OF Durkirk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09
cal relations of France with foreign

cal relations of France with foreign
powers.-Ihe report announces that
peace with Sweden wiz soon be siSn-
led that Holland equally bruised by
FRANCE and by England will undergo
some chan&es-that our relations with
ihe u States of America are onl :.
suspended for the moment, and will
soon resume their natural channel !:
lMarche naturelle)-tha; the part OF
Poland added TO the Grand Duchy Of
Warsaw and freed from the yoke Of
Austria IS about to prosper under the
laws of the king of Saxpny that a
true friendship unites Russia to the
French empire--lastly, that the kings
allies OF France Will receive an ia
crease Ct, territory ana that France
nerselt, ac4aires new sources Of pro-
Perty, andSnew openings for her com
nerce by the means af the countries
VITA the empire.