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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24
RUSSIA AND FRANCE.

March Il 1t is said that there Is little or
no doubt of awar between Russia and France.
To this is to be attributed Bonaparte's Sena-
tus Consultum for calling out fresh Con-
scription Of 10000 men. Troops have for
some time been fling off from the depart
ments contiguous tothe Rhine into Germany.
The troops that were OIL the Eibe, and SEEM
ed TO mediate an attack upon Hostein, have
suddenly marched TO the Prussian frontier,
where large force Is already assembled.
CauIincouit is recalled, but not wishing TO
announce his intentions Immediately, Bona
parte has appointed Laurislon to succeed him.
Immediately after the appointment he sends
LauIiston OH another mission into Italy. Oh
denberg, whose Sovereign is the brother-n-
law of the Emperor Alexander, has been
seized by France, and is to follow the fate of
Hamburger, Lu5eck, sc. circumstance
which cannot fail, and which no doubt is
meant to widen the breach between the two
Empires. The demand Of the restoration IF
Finland To Sweden is done with the same
view. IL i. said TO be war of Bonaparte's
own seeking. This may surprizc some who
thinks he has work enough on his hands al.
ready in Spain and Portugal, and who imag-
ned that Russia had conceived this to be
favourable opportunity for shaking off this
baleful influence. But il will be recolected
that he was equally at war with Spain, when
he sought the last cause of quarrel with Aus
tra. He was then aided by this very Russia
whom now he medltates an attack upon -
Inc will now be assisted by the Emperor of
Austria, whom Russia helped him to beat
down The great cause OF dispute is the
Kingdom of Poland. Bonaparte insists upon
establishing that kingdom at the expcnce of
the Polish territories of Russia. He accom-
panies that demand with the afl'ronting seiz-
ure of the territories OF the Emperor Alex.
ander's brother-in-law, and win requiring
the restoration of Finland, which he has
guaranteed to Russia. Drained by the war
with Turkey, impoverished by the war with
England, this, in the opinion of Bonapartc,
may be the favourable moment for attacking
Russia. As far as relates to us, the warwili
open the Baitck TO us, and we shall of course
send powerful fleet to take advantage ol
any events that may occur. That there is
any hope of connecting Sweden and Russia
we do not believe. Spain and Portugal will
be afforded another opportunity, another
breathing time, of which, we trust they
will make use to organize, discipline aud in
crease their armies. The war with Russia
shonld that event take place, will be turned
to better account, by the Patriots, we hope,
than the war with Austria was.
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FRANCE.
PARIS, MARCH 8.

PARIS, MAKCH o.
NJ. Labouchere, a merchant of Amster-
dam, has obtained passport to go to Lon
don OH the business of his trade. A report
was circulated in consequence, that proposals
of peace were about to be made to England.
We are authorized to contradict these ru-
mours. There have been no communities
tions between the two governments, nor can
there be any SO long as the present British
Administration exists, whose prinoiplcs,,hose
of perpetual war, are known to all Europe.
The journey of Nj. Labouchere relates only
10 his personal concerns {; il can have no ef-
feet whatever upon our commercial affairs.
Moniteur, March z.
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CORK, MARCH IS.

The London papers to the l4tl inst. in
elusive, have been received at this Office
The bulletins con tinue to be favourable, and
some OF the prints supposed to be Particular
ly devo'ed to the interests OF His Royal High
ness the Prince Regent, have prepared the
pubick ior the speedy resumption Of the re-
gal authority by His Majesty.
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wholly undisputed.-That i; was not her lam
guage, is full evidence that Great Britain is
Unwilling to do Us common Justice"
j have mentioned this fact and its bearings
as collateral evidence OF the untriendly views
OF the British government, and not because
the case OF E~skine's arrangement Ii incon-
elusive. Yes, sir the circumstances OF Ers-
kine's arrangement will remain, AS long as
the records OF diplomacy remain, standing
witness Of the conciliatory views of our own
government, and OF the unwiiingness OF u.
Britain to do Us common justice
Bur you say, what motive Can England have
TO refuse us justice Motives were assigned
in my last. will assign another; and 1t may
bc found in the above quotations. &" His Ma
jesty is compelled TO adhere To his orders. -
Why Because they are just Because they
are necessary to repel the evils of his cnemy's
system Neither. Ii is I" that mol dou6t
should remain 10 distant times OF his determl-
nation and OF his ability TO have continued his
resistance" The hu-1iiation and distress
OF Deutrals musi be the pap 10 the Craving
pride Of England. She eXults in the pros
pect, that distant times" will read the re-
cord England had the courage TO Persist IN
Injustice, cven zvhen her original and nnfoHn-
ded hiea ceased 10 eTist. Extraordinary as L.
this fact, we cannot doubt il, since we have
her Lwn positive avowal. And IN this we
discover motive for her refusal to do us JUS
tice Her intoxicated pride is wounded al
the least reese blance OF concession.
Another assignable motive is from the high
est authority. The following is extracted
from an official commune alton from one oil
our former ministers al London TO Mr.. Madl-
son, dated 4th Of August, 1907.
There has been at all times since the
commencement Of the present war, strong
pAry here tor extending its ravages to tnem
(.he United States, This party is composed
Of the ship owners, the navy, the East and
West India merchants, and several political
Characters Ot great consideration III the state.
So powerful j, this combination, that II Is
most certain that Do,hipg can be obtained OF
the government on an, point, but what may
be exlorted by necessity"
(sipneO JAMES MUNROE.
Mr.. Munroe's means OF ascertaining the
truth while "a resident several years at 81
James, and ms vcracity for reporting II, noI
even Mr.. Pickering will question. hey arc
both beyond the reach Of doubt. Ihis mo-
tive, joined with her pride, her recollection
OF our former dependence, her envy at our
presen, prosperity, and especially her hopes
OF obtaining her purposes on easier cosdI-
tions tnan " conce ssion," through the medi-
um of her advocates in .3merica-has induced
Eusiand thas long to refuse us common
justice"
This point is now dismissed. Should you
sir, oblige US with new evidence in the case,
we Ell, ave 10 give IL attention.
Other points may occasion future remarks.
FOX.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24

The ship Illinois, hos arrived at New-York,
in % doy, from Cork. The editors OF
the Mercantile Advertiser have received l.
rish papers containing 10 ,don news TO the
9th uit. from which The following articles
are extracted.
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MARCH l6.

WNNCH TO.
Letters from Liverpool received this NOR
ning state, that Meeting had baen called by
{ nc Mayor for this day, to consider Of the
,'opriety of applying to government for an
extension Of the portion Of the intended is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24

--latest cerba NeSps from London.
On "Wednesday last arrived at New-York
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-24

Mr.. Percival's plan for the relief Of tn,
commercial world, by u loan Of 6,oOo,ooo il
Exchequer Bills, was discussed last night il
the House Of Commons. A IN ,tion for az
address to His Majesty for cha, purpose, wa,
-.,,... "A. ,..s h<,,, d;v;e;op
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-04
PUBLIC SALE.
Bv virtue of a deed of truft

By virtue OF a deed OF trult
from Daniel M'Carly, and Margare'ta Wa
tilda Snowden, his wife, to us the subscrl-
bers, will be exposed to public sale on Tues
day The fifth day of February nert, at Craw-
ford's tavern, in George own, Tract OF
Land on the river Potomac, lying in Loudoun
county, state of Virginia known as M'CSr-
tvs Island, and Sugar Land Tract, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient TO pay the
sum recorded in said deed.
This property lies about 20 miles above
George Town, and the city of Washington,
and the Island part of the property, contain
ing 500 acres, is Known by its produce
tons to be the most valuable and desirable
land in either the states of Maryland or Nir
ginia, with proper cultivation may be made
to produce 100 bushels of corn per acre.
great proportion of this tract is heavily tim
bered, from which an inexhAustabe quantity
Of ship timber, slaves, &c. may be tsken.-
The property will be shewn on application to
Mr.. john W. Bronaugh, in George Town, or
MIR. Daniel M'Csrty, on the premises. he
terms of sale are, one third cash, or negotla-
bic paper in the bank of Columbia, at 60 days
with two approved endorsers residing within
the district Of Columbi the balance III three
equal payments of three, six * nine n onths,
all bearing interest from y Of sale, in notes
as above mentioned The land is to ,emain
bound, and be resold on def ult IF PAYNE t,
for so much ready money as may be sufficient
to raise the balance then due, ard the residue
on credit to meet the future instalme1t ~
instaIments !; the proceeds of which resale is
to be in like manner secured, and this opers-
ton of resale is to be made as often as such
successive default shall require; confirming
each to the terms prescribed fer the first
Elisha aney,
James Keith, junior.
November S. 2awts
a. The sale Of the above proper
ty is pofponed until MONDAY, the
eighth day Of April: on which day it
will be sod, pursuant to the above
deed of trust, at Crawford's tavern,
at one o'clock.
The Trustees.
February So. lawlds
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-04

thick slimyand MISUNDERSTANDING lasge
and hard bely-pains andsickness at tue sto-
mach-palns in the head and thighs, si' h
lowness of spirits-slow fever, with small
and irregular pulse-a dry cough-excessl'e
thirst--sometimes.p ale and unhealthy couh,
nance, and som etimes the face oioaied anu
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any OF the ABOVE
svmptoms, should have immediate recourse
to HamiIton's Worm Destroying L0ze"ses
which have been constantly attended WIN
success in all complaints similar to those above
described. ,
Sold by-Robert Gray. Bookeller'
King street, Alexandria, who has Juit
received fresh supply of Persian Lo-
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas kingston
Fairfax street.
O. law
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EE'S
Worm Destroying Lozen5eS.

This medicine which. is as innocent aid
,,,I5 ,s :, IS certain and efficacioas in It's O.
dera,ion, cannot injure the smallest infant,
.honld no worms exist in the body-but will
without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach
md bowels of whatever IS foul or offensive,
aud thereby prevent the production ofworms
ana many fatal disorders.
Among the symptoms attending Worms
.re 1is,preeable breath, especially in the
morning-bad and corrupt gums-ltchins IN
the nose, and about the scat-corVuisions,
epileptic fits, and sometimes pr'droo OF
.n.ech-irregalar appetite, sometii's 10; I
"a. fsod and sometimes Yoracious- iurging
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Charles Silnms, President.
Jonah Thompson,1
John Mason, Lrstt.
Henry Foxali, O,A
William Steuart.

NIB Arrangements having beer usds TO
commence the sale OF tickets complying tic
above Lottery, the public are hereby 'i,iorG-
ed, that am now prepared 10 ,ceiye pro
po'a's from all such persons as mar bs 5i.-
posed to purchase, CT Otherwise contract iT
the sale thereof on commission. Purchasers
taking 100 Tickets, or>nore, wilibe entitled
to credit OF thirty days after tic drawing 81
the Lottery, Oh giving notes VII, approved
endorsers, negotiable at any OF The Banks
" thin the District of Columbia.
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ALEX. MOORE, Reg.
THIS is to give notice. that the

THIS is to give notice, that the
subscribers of Alexa,diia county IL tie dis
trict Of Columbia, have obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county letters Of al
ministration on the personal estate of Jain
Klncaid, late of the county aforesaid dcceas-
ed All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same with The vouchers thereof to the
subscribers, on or before the 9th day of Au-
gust next ensuing, or they my by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate; and
those indebted thereto are requir. d to N Ike
immediate par mont Given undef our hands
this ninth day Of February.
Lucy Kincaid, admr'x.
John Richards, admir-.
of John Kincaid.
February 9. eoSw.
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Alexander Moore, Reg.

This is to give notice that the
subscriber of Alexandria county, in the dis
trict of Columbia, has obtained from he Or
phans' Court of said county letters of admi
nistration de bonis non, on the personal cs
tate of WILLIAM SHREVE, late of the
county aforesaid deceased ALI persons
having claims gainst the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on before
the 25th day of August next; or they nav
by law be excluded from all benefit to the said
estate /; and those indebed thereto are re-
CURED to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Fcbru-
airy, 1911.
Samuel Shire e, senior,
Administrator de bonis non. of
William Shreve.
February Is. stawsw
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ORPHANS COURT,

A'eeanaju Lounty, Feb. Term, 1911.
Ordered, That the administrators OF Johr
Kincad, deceased, tiO insert the following
advertisement three times in each week
eight weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Ga
zCtte
Test. ALEX. MOORE, Reg.
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ORPHANS COURT.

Alexandria County, fsb Term, 1911.
ORDERED, That the administrators de 3D.
MS non, of William Shreve, deceased, Dc
il sert the following advertisement Zines i.
each week for three weeks in the Alexandria
Daily Gazette.
TeSfe
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District of Columbia,
Aug. "a

COUNTY OF ALExANDRIA-to wit.
November Term, 1910.
George Simpson, cmflainant,
AGAINST hCbaneerv
Aaron Wilson < Joseph Birch, (" '"'"'S''
Jun. defendants,
The defendant Aaron Wilson,
not having entered his appearance and gwen
security according to the actof assembly and
the rules ofthis court, and it appearing TO the
satisfaction of the court upon affidavit, tn At
the said Aaron Wilson is not an lnhaDltant
Of this district-on motion of the said COM
plainant by his counsel, tits ordered that the
said defendant, Aaron Wilson 90 appear
here on the first day Of next term and enter
hi. appearance TO the suit and give security
for performing the decree Of the court, q that
the other defendant, Joseph Birch, Jun. 90
not pay away, convey, or secrete, the deots
by him owing to, or the estate or effects IN
his hands belonging to the said absent detend-
ant, Aaron Wilson, until the further order
or decree of this court, and that copy
of this order be forthwith published tor two
months successfully in one of the public
newspapers published in this county, and
that another copy be posted at the front door
of the court house of said county.
a copy-Test,
c.. Deneale, C. c.
January A. la2m
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January 4
ORPHANS COURT.

hltxandr1a County, Fe6. Term, 1871.
ORpEpsD, That the administrator OF Jacob
Simmer, deceased, do iasert he folio ing
advertisement. three times IN each week Tor
four weeks in the alexandria Daily Ca
Zettc.
Test.
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give notice, that the

This is to give notice, that the
subscriber of Alexandria county, in the els.
trics of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters Of
administration en- the personal estate OF Jacob
Simmer, late of the county af resaid, deceas
ed. All persons having claims against the
said deceas d, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber on or before the 25th day OF Su
gust rext ensuing, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate, and
those indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment Given under my hand
this 25th day of February, 1871.
William Herbert, jun.
Administrator OF ia lob Simmer, decd.
Feb uary IS 3taw4w
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
COUNTY OF ALExANDRIA, SIS.
October adjourned Term, 1870.
Alexander S. Hooe,
against r., rbu.,
Stephen Cooke, Tbs. Shreve, -
Robert Gray and Peter
Billy, dJendants
The defendant Stephen Cooke
not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act OF assembly and
the rules of this,court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court upon affidavit, that the
said defendant Stephen Cooke is not an in
habitant of this district--on motion of the
said complainant by his counsel, tits ordered,
that the said defendant stephen Cooke do APP
pear here on the first day of July term next, &
enter his appearance to the suit, and give Sc.
curity for performing the decree of the court
and that the other defendants Thomas
Shreve. Robert Gray, and Peter Billy,
do not pay away, convey or secrete, the debts
by them owing to, the estate or effects III their
hands, belonging to the said absent defendant
Stethea Coke, until the further order OF
decree olthe court, and that copy ofthis Or
der be forthwith published for two month,
SUCCESSFULLY, in one of :he public newspapers
published in this county and that another copy
be posted at the front door ofthe court house
of said county
A Copy-Test,
G. Deneale, c. c..
January III. laW2m
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Five hundred tickets to be drawn each
day, and the drawing to comm2nce with the
least possible delay
Pure hasers of 100 tickets or more, to be
entitledto credit of thirty days after draw.
ing Of this class, for notes, with approved
ndorsers.
All prizes not demanded within six months
after the drawing OF this class, will be con5i.
dered as given up for tn Dcnefit Of the lot.
terry.
This scheme, it is believed, affords an
equal prospect OF gain to adventures with
any other which has been offered to tie pub
lie. Thosc vino are interested in the CON.
merce and agriculture the country adjacent
to the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, save
additional inducements to give their support,
as the money to &c raised by the lottery n
for their immediate benefit and coDYeDin1e.
1t is also hoped that the patriotic and pubic
spirited will be disposed 10 countenance ard
encourage measure which has for lis object
the facilitating rcacy and convenient com.
munlcallOn between the western country and
the Atlantic, tending to connect the iDterea.
OF the eastern and western states, and 10
perpetuate their union
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los. Carleton,


THE DRAWING OF The
Potomac and Shenandoah Aal4ga>
ton Lottery.
NHE public are hereby informed, that
J al meeting of the President aad D.
rec'ors Of the Potomac Company, reid IS
Brooks tavern, in Alexandra, on Ai0ndsy,
the 10Th day Of December, 1910, il was &C.
termned that the d.awing OF the Posoa:I
and Shenandoah Navigation / o.teyy s"sd
commence on the first Monday in May as1h
BY order of the President and Direct'f1
JOSEPH CARLETON, LgcTf
Georgetown, Dec. 2O--iJsr. W.
The public are farther Informed that. eof-
formally to a subsequent resou,io" % ~
managers Of the lottery, the price OF tic%sa
wall DC advanced from the lst et &'''o
next, to ten dollars and fifty cents. aEc i''4'
no tickets after the 25lh day of ApiH |fH'
will be sold AZ any other place than at tie"
Office OK Offices in the district of Conn~ ~
1t is, therefore, confidently hoped, nheI
these regulations, that persons, desn5i''"
promoting the object OF this lotcerg' 80 ~"
have not yet supplied themselves we sfs1
cts, will embrace the opportunity OF cong
before they are Withdrawn from ths nls'S"'
Agents.
BY order Of the Managers,
Joseph Carleton, Agfa.
February SIS. laytiSi6'p
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Practical philosophy.

Be strict, puDctual, regular. assiduous and
tiligent in your calling. Keep your papers,
keys, and every thing in such an order as to
be able to find every individual article in
the dark. Bestow a still more rigid care
npon the property OF others which is entrus-
ted to you, Never lend books to Iothers
which you have borrowed. If any be lent
to ycu, send or carry them back in proper
time, and do zoe give your friends or SER
wants the trouble tofetch them. Every one
is glad TO be connected and TO transnct bust
ness with person upon whose punctuality
II words and deeds we can rely. Appear
punctually at the place TO which yen have
promised to come, though you should be the
only ere thatisso regular; coed and bad e:i-
amples Of that sort are generally initiated,
and the irregularity OF others is no excuse
for oars.