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SAFES ut .illcuJn.

M ILL be sold on Wednesday, the 2cd inst.
W (May) half Past 10 o'clock, OH the pre-.
misses, that
VALUABLE HOUSE,
(FQrmeriy the properly Of S mael Elhs) living
m font of Testers wharf, ~ RI keu's- being
20 feet on Tie main street and On on the cro.s
strsetIs situation is such as cannot fail to rts.
der it very desirable and valuable TIE elf
rs large and excellent one-two of ,he aoors
have FIVE rooms on each, aud the other Aoor,
three rooms there are ten FIRE places, aud ri =.
szzs runs the whole length OF Tie front
At the same time will b. sold by he Invoice.
3 CASKS or CUTLERY
Also, small stock pf GROCERIES and a
variety of other arucies.
Terms, (Which viii be very accommodating
70 purchIscrs) mAde known at the time OF
Sale.
JAMES BROWN, jr.
May2t IL
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PhtLApELpH1A. May i9.

>.
The trial between Ms r.. NOttnegle
Montmollin aud Co. Plaintiffs, and Mr.. Jo-
seph Coulon, which has been depending
these ten years. has At length been final
ly terminated by a verdict in favor of
the Plaintiffs Nottn4gle. Mon,molln and
Company, OF something mCre than 154 500
dollars.
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The United British Kingdom has fifteen

Ghe United British Kingdom has fifteen
mi'hans ofpeople. They made in 1907 "a
bout l6,000.009l. sterling value or goods for
exporiaton, equal TO about II millions of
doirs Fine report Of the Secretary o.
She Treasury, (with the unvalued ar,icles)
would make our manufactures alb u $50
millions. AN we not increase them so pcc
cent five do qve shut make more goods
man the foreign vorid haze Shihtto rs the
greatest year. Can we not eConumze Can
we not use China. nankeens, 81 ks, cottons, &
porcelain Can we not live two years with
our stock of c.rthes, furniture and goods not
vet made up Can we not easily procure
the few nece ssares of The first and second
year from our own industry, from Russia,
China, &c.' We must be in earnest. We
mast adhere to our system, at the Xpence OF
luxury. and even of war, if our shohafors
make zvar against us-B.
Our AF irs spith Eggland-W have Just seen
n letter, dated in Lond IN, April 18th, which
states, that the p. inCe Regent had determined
not to send Mr.. Foster TO thus country and
that the British Council were about to issue or
ders prohibiting American produce in any o.
tier than Brilisi,vsssels We understand that
very int ligent passenger contiras the coz
Tens OF this letter and adds that Mr.. Pnkney
bad excited much dsg st IN London by refusing
TO attend the first le,ee held by the Prince as
KeEen' oil the Empire. Mi. Pinkney the
only foreign minister, then in l. london, who WAS
not presen, on that oceasIon.-N 7. Spectator.
BosroN, May II.
Capt. Holmes, from the Isle OF F"ance has
favored US with file of the GIZeues of that
colony, to the OH Feb. They are principally oc
cuped with the procamatons and Oh ders OF
his Excellency Governor Farquhar, &c lative to
the new administration of tic affairs Of t.e isles
All the old establishments of the colonies arr
preserved. General Abercrombie left the Isle
of France, the 10Th of January, TO incest Batatia
leaving General w ard in the command. Bus
ness appeared 10 be very brisk there. A French
schooner from Bayonne put in to t,e Isle Of
France the stu Jan. not having heard Of as cap
ture.
| A merchant in 8alti more. I'VE hear) has
received advices from his friends in Paris,
TO the 27th of MarCh--he writes, that Ame.
rican vessels were, generally, put in a state
ot suspension az seque stratlOn; and that no
decision was to be expected Ill Napoleon
should hear authentic and Official Iii
gence OF the measures of our government.
Ii we should have enforc ed the non in,er.
Course agdinst England, it was believed
th"t all Amer ON vessels and claims, &c
would be r. stored & paid. "If not, not"
Hing.
| gentleman of this city has received
letter from MS friend dated at Buyonne, the
3Oth OF March, which asserts, that the
French Imperial Guards were returning
! from SPAN 10 France & had marched thro'
/ hat (NtS
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FALMOUTH, fJam J April 10.

The provinces in the peghborhood of
Porto Cayelio are said to be IN a state
OF civil commotion, the inhabitants be-
Ing divided between the Revolutiona =
ry and Royal parties. Five thousand
troops had recently arrived from Porto
Rico.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nav IS.

- II
Yesterday arrived, schooner Jefferson,
Brewster, 90 days from La Plat, St. Do
n lingo; and informs that he had re ard from
the city of ST. Domingo on the 18th of A.
pril, when all was quiet and here had moi
been an insurrection as reported here some
days since. He also insorias that gen.
Tuebeau, one of King Chrlstophe's gem
rals had arrived at La Pat who reported
that British fr'gates were laying IN the
harbor OF Cape Francois, who, in conse
qaence of Ch'is 'ophe's ships having plum
dered sumo British vessels. had ordered
bis black Mojestv to lay uphis ships of war,
which he was obliged TO 10, and the whole
Of his Act is now laid up in ordinary, but
whether in dry dock or not, our accoun, s
do not say, but they dare MT attempt to
60 To sea; as the British have declar> d, the Y
will Immediately capture them il met on
the ocean. In the Jeff rson came passen
ger, cap. Somers, of the sch'r. Friendship,
OF Bridgetown. New Jersey, who relates
that on the 9th of March, while laying
loaded ready to return hCme, violent
North wind came on in which his vessel was
drove ashore.-The vessel lost, crew and
chief part of the cargo saved.
True american.
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EVENTS IN PORTUGAL

The tables seem to be turned. Massena.
who so late pursued the f'iog British TO the
agus, - now retreaung before the o.
What is 'Pe cause Of this wonderful revolu
steal
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II rnt's warning. What can Sc the object
OF this precaution. Is it in consequence Of
a rumor, that the British are now landing
troops in East Florida! or is an mmedl-
ale attack upon that province meditated by
our governme In whatever shape
we view 1t, the subject wears an as
pect of serious import.
journal.
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DIED-On the 17th ms. Mrs. HAxNAk
C GENTRY, of this city.
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VINO kneel ut his FootstooI (; and, hence, If
II he used with due regard TO dramatic eff
Irct, II may be used a literary device
tor illustrating OF lashing the character of
the Pendent. Satrazin, seizlng his
NUT, has lately pr .duced a work emitted
me Confession Of General Bonaharfe 10
.H66e 11aury." which is spoken If in the
highest terms in some of the London prints.
L is of Course a severe satitre coucheu un.
der the garh of confes sion-.fi 1t is not eaf-
ing to Bonaparte. it is, at least, /uN ef
gaN
Extract Of a letter ftOm NorfoLt, dated tMs
1871 inst
Z" There is report in Town, and very
generally believed, hat there has been an
action off he Coast, by he Frigate President
Commodore Rodgers, and aBrtish Frigate
the result OF which has not been known :
the inhabitants of Norfolk, are all full OF
anxiety, and Commodore Decatur, is now on
the eve OF sailing to the scene of ac,ion''
CT The Betcy, lad with Tob4 by the
Messrs. Max " III { hec f this city & Man,hcsp
ters has been taken by the Br tsh, 90 uer way to
France, and carried into Falmouth.--T hus soo
go
y The British Cabinet .hreatens a retalia-
ton for our Non Intercourse law-but it is a
pithul measure OF revenge, which they are medi-
ttin8 = WAY, d they not go all Len5sh+ I'VE
proni~it heir ships as we'll goods from coming
INTO our ports---i' they return us Ike for Ike,
they ought to forbid not only our bottoms but
our productions from gong to c.. B-(Va ~ do
they not! Because, they measure by the rule
Of interest in the LIST place, they cannot do
without our produce In the next, they wish to
give their own bottoms the monopoly OF our
trade. They calculate, that our produce will be
carried IN our bottoms TO some entrebst, from
which it will be conveyed in their own bottoms
to G. B.-But we must dsappoint these gene
rous hopes.
Let us expect too more rigorous measures
against our ccrnmerce.-It is very probable
t at our ships which nave been sent into G. B.
wi be swept Dffby their courls-& thus new
edge impaired 10 the cupidity Of their priva-
teeis.
q A gentleman arrived in the Petersburg
stage, last evening, vino lett Norfolk on Sstur-
day-Decatur going out of the BY on
that evening, in the fig re {" u. States. . and
the gun-boa,s were ordered to tc!I"w-T The.
Br ash frigate (aliuded toy was sa d be tire
Warrior, of SO carron tdts.
MARRIED-On the 18Th inst. Capt. EDWARD
DILLAFD, of the 5uI U. States regim.st, to
Mss MINERVA RUFFIN, of Rock Bingham coun-
ty, N. c.
DIED-On the f7th ms. Mrs, HANNAk
GENTRY, of this city.
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My2t,

EITY OF RICHMOND: In pursuance ,f
~ an Ordinance of The Common n, al, Of SAID
CITY, ebtitu.sd An Ordinance 10 amend lie
Ordinance TO prevent dogs from going At large
10 toe Guy OF Richmond, -" notice is hereby g,y-
NJ, that ~ dogs viii be permitted to run AZ
Lang within the said cts Between the iirst dsV
Of aezJ month, nd the fifteenth day Of SeptenJs
Der next
". SR gPPARD,
N sn, 3 Rqlt
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MARRIED-On the 18th inst Capt. EDWARD
DILLARD, of the 5lI U. States regim.,t, to
Mss MINERVA RUEF1N, of Roc bingham coun-
ty, N. c.
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NHADDEUS SDBIESKi, win each in
L RlchUo"d, landscape figured drawing
ike wise crryoa paint ing.-He will at. end such
persons as may wish TO take lessons from him at
their respective houses.
Such persons are requested TO leave their
names and directiOna at the office of the Enqpi-
rer.-He viii then wait upon them, & make his
terms known
May 81. ct
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gentleman of this city has received
letter from MS friend dated at Buyonne, the
30th of March, which asserts, that the
French Imperial Guards were returning
from SPAN 20 France & had marched thro'
that town. Vhig
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70 STONE MASONS.

TO STONE 1Z.4SONS.
THE eu. s-;riber has job of stone rk OF
l. considerable extent, witch - wishes To
let, and for which he will pay liberal price to
an expeditions and punctual uid -rt1ker
JOHN MAYO.
May 81. 81
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COMB AND SORT YOUR WOOL.

The particular attention OF the people Of
ehis Country should be turned to the prac tice
St cOm6inS Wool. UOr8fed Stockings, shall
Rooms, rattlncts. durants, tammies, wild
bores, Joan spinninSs. calimancoes, mo-
reens, bombazines and pombazettes, with
many other goods, are made of interior and
cOml6ed wool. The asserting of wool is al
so an employment merIsing the incest at
eention. Carpets are made of the coarse,
harsh, hairy and discolored wool Hats of
Gearse wool. Flannels of better. Fine cloths
OF superior Wool--Dem Press
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10 THE MERCHANT. THE MANUFAcTu-
RER, AND THE FARMER,
The Present state and PROSPECT ofG6airs is
q0orfhy Of consideration.
France will, OF will not, complete her en-
gagerent OF .fuguSt 20 us, when she shall
see pur act Of Congress of the I'd of March.
II she does not faithfully perform her whole
dn'y by removing sequesration and con-
hrming her repeal in August of her anti
ncucra DEGREES. Congress will probably be
called to put her ships. trade and goods un..
der the same commercial exclusions as
those ot O. *. Our dehendence on o1t1 o7D,i
st'e'nal resources 1vW BE- greatly increased
byfhe exclusion If French ana British man
nja lures AID productions
l. France does complete and fulfil her
engagement and act of august last. the
produce and manutac' ures OF Great Britain,
Ireland, their West Indies and their East
Andies, will continue 10 be excluded, and we
shall be obliged 10 depend very Considers
bly, on our own produce and manufacture J.
It IS very probable that wines, brandies, &
her goods from France will be nearly ex-
Guided by British cruisers. Those whotaxe
Marblehead Fishermen with fish for the
European marke,, because they might be car
ried to France, will not spare French gro
crries, or dry goods coming hither
The exclusion of England from our ports
appears'tobe sure. The exclusion OF France
appears to be possible and to many not
improbable.
The prices ofcider, fruit and grain In
make spirits and malt liquors must be in
creased by the exclusion and Capture OF
British rum and beer, and French wines.
brandies and mOlasses. Occasion should
be taken to improve and increase our brew
cries and distillsTies. We import 10 r 90
millions Of gallons Of beer, spirits, and mo.
Rasses to make spirits, and our farmers and
planters from Maine to Louisiana will have
she profit of producing molasses, grain or
fruit to make thesel liquors or substitutes toe
them. Il will gvo immense foundation
> Ard ,ufport to agriculture.
Tue present crisis ought to occasion every
man that can 10 flant Vines, and graf The
.DaHDe stocks. The grape seeds should ne
every where saved and sown.
he cotton, fax, hemp and wool Of this
country weigh more than all the woollens,
hneos, cotton goods and silk goods exported
b. tue United Kingdoms of Great Britain &
/. Il has become our business TO man
Ma these our raw materials into goods
10 zing, furniture. and other purposes
" nor less than 30 millions of cotton
~oI single crop. The domestic or
b. manufacture is now immense, bu,
g. be comfortable mex, winter
axe cordurOys. cassinets, cloths
cotton, hosiery, and other sub
French and British DDS. If we
mph over foreign rivals and en-
mean to tire Europe Of their
oraers aud DEGREES: This IS our
ior them; our remedy Far our
+ i a.
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Capt. Neil, arrived here yesterday. in
GormS, that on wednesday he fell in with
the trlgate President, Commodore Rodgers,
IN pursuit OF the English trigate
which lately impressed some Americans on
our Coast. The English trigate, we under
stand, mounts 33 guns.
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Ct gentleman arrived in the Petersburg
stage, last evening, vino lett Norfolk on Sstur-
day-Decatur was going out of the BY on
that evening, in the fig te u. States. and
the gun-boa,s were ordered to tc!I"w.- The
Br ash frigate (aliuded toy was sa be the
Warrior, of SO carron ,d,s
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NORFOLK, Nav II.

NORFOLK, May II.
Sailed yesterday evening the u S. brig
Nautilus. capt. Sinclair for st. Mary's, ha
wing on board I, detachment of Ritlrmen
nnder the command of capt. Fielder Ridge
way
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Ertract ola letter f,om Norfolk, dated tMs
f9th inst.

CJ' The Betcy, lsd.r with Tobacco, by the
Messrs. Max " II t ler -fthis city & Manlhesr
ter has been taken by the BIZ tlsr, 90 aer way to
France, and carried into Fllmouth.--Thus sOe
70
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Jail until his send for him" "a lis the Justice
observed W have no law in this Stale 10 nit nsn
Jail or teiug sa,e" hat then shall GO with hpl!'
said the If he has stole any thing (aid the Juste)
him for Jurther tronunallcn in the
time his may send for him. Stole sry thing
(ephed the man) he reyer stole any Thing his e lie is
the bonesest fellow in The world Aye (sid the JUS
tce) whose hat is this aking hold of gos hat)
whose clothes has he GOT !" True, true sad the nan)
they hs masters, swear he stole them" The poor
fellow then detained until the Justice had administered
the OATH and made warrant when he of with
the Constable be mited for further The
Constable however, had too much humanity the
gro thus dealt viii After he had mite him, he
Of The tnhers oil The Abolition Society and told
them the story, aud the negro at liberty But
when the Justice the Constable he reprmanded
him for his inerte ence and asked him if this way
get business - ho this Justice He Wism IN
Jones, Esq but lie is the William Jones,
Esq. the federal candidate for Goyelnour He however
very religious, vely honest very capable and very NJ
right man /! Prpv. Pheni1l
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FEDERAL lNFAI.LIBILITY.
a SHORT sroRY AND A TRUE ONE.

Some years since, in the OF Providence, Constable
the Great Bridge hauling black fellow
long and uiIng for Justice. He with them the
When the got before the Justice Of them
said. here is negro from his in York
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CONVENTION PROX.
RepubIicanism, Union, and American Influence.
HIS ExcELLENcY
JAMES ENNER, Esquire.
GovERNoUR
ISAAC WILBOUR, Esquire,
LIEUT.. GovERNOUR
Ist Senator, PHILIP MARTIN, Esq. Pr0videnee
I'd Sen. BENJAMIN REMINGTONEsq. Haruiek
Cd Sen. DANIEL CHAMPLIN, Esq. Eretcr
4,h Sen. BENJAMIN ROWLAND, Esq. Tiverton
s,h Sen. DANIEL MOWRY, Esq. Smit4fela
oh Sen. WILLIAM WATERMAN, Esq. Joan.ton
I'm Sen. JOHN D'woLF, Esq. Bristol
9th Sen. JOHN ALLEN Esq North Kingsto4On.
9Th Sen. NATHANIEL HAZARD, Esq. Neuhor
10Th Sen. WILLIAM PECKHAM, Jun. ESQ.
SOuth-Kingstown
SAMUEL EDDY, Esq. Secretary.
JAMES BURRILL, Jun. Esq attorney General
CONSTANT TABER, Esq. Ginerai Treasurer.
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FREE.MEN OF RHODE-HsL.4.ND ;

WILL you give your those who would deprive
of sufrages who would from the Union
and who would make you subservep to the demands Ut
British mioer No, you if you the
and the PRINCIPLES of ashing,on You if you regard
your and the rights and liberties o your chill
dcn Iou therefore, who have thing to lose and
nothing gain from the destruction of Repubcansm you
who willing be sunk below the dignity of manhood
order that others may be raised emnence which
neither their virtue their wisdom eptitc you who
had rather witness the hustle of townmee,ng than the
show of coronatoncome forward aud give your for
that Prox in which Republican Farmer Governor, Re-
publican Farmer is Lieutenant Covernou and Republican
Farmers compose eight tentbs Of the Senate.
II REPUBLICAN,
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We freely admit, were the charges Cn the Republican
Convelion Address) ought PATRIOTS
givc fhe Jederahsts our sn6rages"
Providence Gazette, March 80, 1911.
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Ertract afa letter from a -esheefaSie mer-
ehant in Jaquemeito, TO another in ne City
Of ST. Domingo, dated Fe6. i3, 1911.
am sorry 10 inform you Of our distres.
sed situation. At present we are all under
arms, and know not that we have TO live from
one moment TO another. On the irh Of
this month, PgrIos landed here with be-
tween II and 10000 troops from Deseoda
and Laguua and in less than half an hour
had possession of the place. There has
been great slaughter here, and they have
sacred not less than 8 or 9 thousand. He
is preparing an Expedition against the
Aux Gays and Rio Hacha. He 10 resolutc
in all his undertakings and is determined
to conquer, or die in the attempt. Should
he succeed in his undertakings, he will have
the whole island in less then one month from
this time, for he carries every thing before
hin. am now preparing to leave this
place, and shall be with you in few days,
for must be ready at . moments warning.
Nothing more at present--but, in haste,
remain your most obedient humble servant"
The above extract was received just before
the vessel left the City, BY schooner direct
f,om Jsquemello, and We believe il can be
depended upon.
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TAMMANY SOCIETY, OR
COLU.hBk9N ORDER.

A N adjourned Meeting Of the TAM
< n MANY SOCIETY, or Col LuMptAN ORpER,
will be held on MONDAY EVENING, March IS,
(bcrhg the 25th Of the month Of Worms"l at the
Council Fire of their Great Wigwam, in the State
House, precisely at the going down ofthe sun.
by order Of Go SsrANr TAsEn, Grand Sachem.
(. WILLIAM SlMVNS, Secrstary.
Month ef Worms, 20M,)
Season Of f7oz0ers, March 20.
Year Of Discovery, $40
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Tie Proudence Gazette of Saturday last has pub.
lshed long piece, said to have been issued from
democra,ick press relative to the late election Of
Senator to Congress. The Gazette states that
read in the Republican Convention, and that the
Govemour, who was present, did not see fit TO make
any replication We are authorized TO say that the
Gazette statement is false, and that communica-
,ion Of that kind was read in the Republican Con-
vention-and we are not little surprised that Mr.
CARTER, who, to do him justice, will not go to all
the Infamous lengths OF the n. .4re'ican, should
publish statement unfounded. We presume he
will contradict it, when he shall learn that il is with
out foundation, thank the puppy who thus impo.
sed On him.
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By the sch. Morning Stat, capt. Stephens, which
arrived in this port in IS daystiom tie City of ST,
Domingo, We have accounts Of terrible earthquake
Which happened on the 9th Feb. II appears that
the whole Island OF Curracoe, with Little Courracse
and part of Boniar sunk, together with every
vessel in the harbour A weasel which arrived from
London the day before, with cargo worth 100000
dollars, was also lost.
On Friday last the Revenue Cutter Eagle, Captain
LxE, arrived in this port from New London, Mr. Pr
VINE who sailed In the John Adams, came passen-
ger in the Revenue Cutter.
On Sunday morning last the frigate John Adams,
capt Dent sailed from this port for France. Al 10
O'Clock, Mr.. ERviSE, Special Minister TO the Court
of Denmark. with his suite, went on board when
federal salute fired Mr.. HAMILros, son of
Secretary II. is also passenger on board, charged
with dispatches for the French government
The Hon. ELISHA X. PorrER and Rich
ARD JACKSON, Esqnires, arrived in this town
from the seat of government OH Saturday
morning last
There were sold in the Boston market, on
"Wednesday hast, Eve handsome hogs raised
in one srye, weighing 2,3os lbs.
Wood is selling in this town. at the rate Of 8 10
per cord. N ,s
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

Enferea---brig Rising Sun, Wood, Caudaloupe
sloop iiunress, Davis, New-York.
Ceawd-ship Iris, Woodbury., 81. Petersburg /,
brig Aimra, Drown, Lisbon and market; do. III.
ram, Updike, HAVANA sloop Aurora, Irish, Tap
panannock; do Polly, Kelly. Philadelphia do
Fame. Earl, New-York do. Aurora, Cahoone, do /;
do Il reals, Morehouse, do. sch Apheus < Nan.
cy, Dsyton, Wilmington, N. G.
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ed TO "Wednesday morning. 9 o'clock. The
result of yesterdays proceedings we have not
heard. This trick OF the federalists will have
good effect. 1t will rouse the Republicans
OF Salem to bring forward every friend to the
prosperity of the country, to give a vote for
GERRY and GRAY, at the ensuing election.
Boston Chronicle.
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.ALL ferso,s indebted 20 the Rhode Island
Republican Eafa6i shmenf, are Informed that
.iaayn,enf mass BE- made on or 6cfore me 22d Of
March nerf. IL mast BE- obvious 10 epery one,
that an e.rhensipe establishment Of This kind,
cannon eria rvifAoHt fromhf and regular nay
ments. Rrminances may be made through tie
host-oGee, host,haid, which sUiA Se carefully
credited.
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To be Sold AZ PlJBLICK AUCTION,
on THURSDAY. April &. 1911.

If fair wrof6er, II nor, Mt frsf fair day,
TwEKTy-FOUR acres Of Land, With part Of .
Dwelling House thereon standing, situated IN.
yamessSssn, about miles north from the ferry Cen.
disions Of sale In be made known st time and place
HENRY IowLrR. CSorrsas~