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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-10

Is recommended 20 the Pubck, in the line OF his
Il Profession by the following Gentlemen OF Provi-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-10
GROCERIES
BIZ WHOLES.qLE g RETAIL,
w IL A M w Ii | L T.,

Glass Ware, Gc,-co sISTINC
Rum Black Pepper
Gir Ginger
Cosn1c : BRANDY Pimsnto
S1s"as Moas'es AiSx1ndria e ,,; FLOUR
Tyson skin TEAS. Wrapping Paper.
Souchong Raisins
Bohea Tobacco
Coffee | Rice
Chocolate Soap
Loaf Candles
Havana cI1CAD Cheese
White & Butter
Brown and Meal
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-E-y
VIRGINIA :---At a Superior Court of
Chancery, holden at the Capitol in the
City Of Richmond, the nineteenth day of June
1911.
Josiah Smith aud Benz Mosby, s1'ors. ofLit-
tIebury Mosby, decd. PRS.
4sdinst !.
John Povali. Edward JOHNSON, Samuel Hob.
son and Elizabeth his wife, and Danial Wilson
and Henrietta his wife Derts
The defendants Daniel Wilson and Henriet.
ia his wife not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of as
sembly and the rules of this court, and it APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the court that the,
are not inhabitants of this country on motion
OF the plaintiffs by their counsel, II IS ordered
That the said defendants do appear here On tn.
first day of the next term and ans err the bill q
the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the City ofRichmond, for two months success
sively and posted at the front door of the Capi
tol In the said City
II Cefy.--T'esre
WIN W. HEEING, C. C.
July S1. wSw
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w Ill be sold. he gheet oo! i,-, IN
w Thursday the 26th Sept. next, $50 ,c.-s o.
'snsbie L'nd, lying on West Greek IN AneI,
county. tour miles south of the Court house and
belonging TO the estate of Henry Ward.-Thi,
land is we'll adapted TO the culture of Corn
Whest and Tobacco, as may be known by 8
view OF the premises at this time aud has on II,
al the houses requisite for agricultural and
family purposes.--lt is presumed that n, prr
son will become purchaser without preyi-
Gus view OF the premises, which can be obtain
10y application to Miles Webster, esq. now
residing on the same A further description is
therefore deemed unnecessary The sale win
tske place at Amelia Courthouse on the dsy /.
boVe stated.
EDWD. o. BRANCH, 1yas.sr,
PoR
HENRY WARD.
Aug go .r
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Aug. so

BOARDING HOUSE IN WILLIAMS
~ BURG-The Subscriber residing IN the
City Of Williamsburg, continues TO furnish
board, lodging, washing and entertainment. on
reasonable terms, for Ladies, Gentlemen, Bows
aud Girls, by the year, quarter, month or stoyfer
Per'oa-Her house is large aud commodious
ana she ropes, BY the goodness Of sccommoda
tons, and RssiduoVs endsavors TO please. -
give general satisfaction, and merit the patron.
age OF the public.
ANNA BYRD
Aug. 80. "a,
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Dzp RrMrwr. nv
WHEREAS for
the Act An
public dby
d
o he first day an.ne
eaedb
afy
Stockholders a,oes
of
Schedule for
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TURIscoLA.

If policy Of Insurance made in London
with the cooperation of the subjects of the can.
turing neiiIgerent is not accepted TO prove tia e
precise existence and legitimate termination of
the voyage to the exclusion of all ideas of pre.
tendea continuity, IT is impossible to transs ct
the business OF the world. If British policy
is such requisite and conclusive manIfes,atioH
of tho cardinal truth, then one of anv Rnrn
Pean or other nation in amity mus, be so ike
wise.
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ME Subscriber, wishes to Sch a.. H,uses
and Lot in the City of Richmond, (upon
S1ocko; hlii,) at present in the occupancy Of
CsPt Henry S. Shore; this Lo, may be div
ded so as to suit purchasers, AMI ssion Civ
en- on the LIST day Of January next, at which Tine
small part of the purchase money vii 5e re
CURED, credit for the second payment will be
gwen, until the Ist dayo of Sept. 1912, and the
balance will be required on the 1st dsy Of Sen
temoer, 1878 For further particulars respect
ing the shove valuable property, apply TO Mr.
George Dtgges, st Mr. Kihgs Store, in
Richmond, or to she Subscriber in Hanover coun-
ty.
COLE DIGGES
Aug. 80. If
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" OTlCE.-Ail those who have csims ag
ga'nst the estate of Joseph Scott, deed
81 guessed 10 make them known, and all
those that are indebted to tie said es,a,e. O.
'ner Ivy bond, note or open account, are inform
ed tl"t SUITS will be commenced unless speedy
settlements are made
WIN SCOTT,
Executor Of s1osebh Scott, Iced
". Major Archibald Denholm is fully
smpo~ered by me, to transact all business (for
t'e estate Of Joseph Scott, decessed) in my alb
scnce
WIN SCOTT,
Aug 30 Ay
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FIVE DOLLAKS RKW9XD-

, UNAWAY from the Subscriber. . Ne-ro
- MAn named Harry, sbou. the 18Th of Aug.
last, ne IS about feet, 8 TO 4 inches high, dsr5
black he ieripesly belonged to Col Jon Har.
we decd and known about % a Carpenter.
some call ban Little Harry when at work, h.
frequently has collection Of dirt in the corner
O. ms eyes, from carelessness in not washing lis
ace, ! expect he IS lurking about the neighhor
GOOD Of this City, perhaps imposing himtslf f.,
= Tree man, or trying 10 make out Of the yste
whoever will deliver him TO me near Bacon
quarter branch, shall have the above rewsrd.
Sept 6. r.
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WE SUB SCRLBRR-

AFlFG removed to the House lately oc
4 4 cup'ed by Mr. Benjemin johnson, near
TIE Bason, tenders bis services TO the public So
commission Merchant consigDers may rest -
sured OF my best attention to their interest dis
patch and punctualily.
o. NORRIS.
sept o vfsH
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THE SUBSCRIBRp

IL AV1NG purchased Of n.ssr. p,uok g.
4 Tfedway, Of Manchester, their intire stoc.
81 Goods, amounting to about s IL, 800. cons;.,
ng OF general assortment 81 DRY Goods op,,
HARDWARE, oilers them by wholesale It reduce,
prices for cash or on Shot rredu
.J0SXAH HOBSoM.
Manohes,rr, Sept. IS WV
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T7HE following is q isl ofpenitentisry Man.
L ufacturcs which have been lately reduced
TO and are nov selling at the prices annexed TO
them
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hIOIICE.---h petition vii Be pfssenled ;,
II the next General Assembly, TO encreas,
ne powers Of the Trustees Uftne town of ,,sf,.
chester, AID to anthoriss tbo county Court Of
Chesterfield TO open road from the Turnoike
90 the groad Rock fishing place, on the falls of
James River.
Sept g. 90
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fully IS.

N CHANCERY, Vwginis--In pntsvIv.nia
4 County Court, Aug. 20, 1911.
John Meese, Pr,
AgaiHst
Charles Green, mr.
The defendant not having entered his appear.
ance and given security according TO the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and it an
pearlng to the satisfaction of the Court thst q,
Is rot an inhabitant of this state on motion Of
the plaintiff, by counsel, hi. ordered, That tn,
said defendant do appear here OH the third Mon
day in November next, and answer the plaintiffs
DILL, and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some one of the newspapers pub
lished IN the City ofRichmOnd for eight weeks
successfully, and posted at the front door of
the Court house of the said county.
Copy. TeSte,
ELDRED RAWLINGS, D. c
Aug. 81. 3e.g
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ICE the Subscriber being desirous
~ of ascertainng the state of the e., oS
the late Major Lawrence Butler. dec'd r..
qutSts Aii persons having claims az alnst his esq
tate TO make them known to him without de-.
lay. In making this communication the cIai.
man Is asked to state Particularly the nature.
amount tpd date OF his demand. Those VITO are
indebted 10 the estate, are herehy coIl.d ~
On TO make p4ynaent 1r'
ROBERT PACE, Ad,ny
Nth the VII annexed 81
Frederick County, Va
Sept mber 3 D.
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Aug 80.
THE SUBSCRJBERS

Ed EG leave 10 inform their friends and the
, public, that they have taken for term of
years, the large, commodous and completely
hre-proof Brick house belonging to Capt. Rockr.
and situated at the intersection of Cary street
10y The cross street leading from the main strees
to 9bokoe Warehouse, where they will contin-
ne with unremitted industry and attention to
prosecute the business of Auctioneers and Com
mission Merchsnts-They will make as hereto
tore liberal advances in cash on all sorts of oods
entrusted to their care, and no storage will be
charged SbeFe sales sre effected
Noncnre, Robinson e. Pieqsants.
Aug. SO. IS
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Together with the above articles will be Rep,
constant supply of Shoes, Boots, Sc at their
former low prices.
WV: ANDERSON,
Agent for the Commonwealth.
July 10. wifi
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NEW LOOKING GLAaS SToRE.
WILLIAM JONES, Carver, Glider, Looka
w my Glass and P'ctuFe-frsme Msnusactu.
reT' adJouiag the OLE Virginia Tavern, Gov
ernor Street,
Respectfully infcsms tbs Ladies and Gentle
men ofthe City of Richmond, that he has o.
pened handsome assortment of Look .!g glas-
ses m Gilt and Mahogany frames.
He also frames LOCKING glasses, Prints, Pain
tings. Drawings, Needle Work, sc.
Gilt Window and Bed Coruices, Brackets,
&c. &c. made in the newest fashion.
Looking-glass plates silvered or exchanr
ed.
Aug y IS
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THKEN UP BY J0H.v RE00
Aug. 80

4 IVINC IN H~sTy County, ~ Seuhs River
IL near Henry old Courthouse, Bsv Marc
about nine or ten years old, with star on her
forehead, one Of ber hind feet white branded
on the Main Shoulder with the letter e. most
ed and appraised to fifty dollars before me,
JOHN STAPLES, Senr.
My 90
Il Cop1.-TeSfe,
WALLER Reid, cm.e.
Sept. 3. 80
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u ~ II . = Wv n " Tx z IW1.VD-
PHCTORY.
EN- AMIN DUVAL, Z Co have com.
Z , monsed 4 STONE WARE M1YLFfc.
ioKI, at Duysi's Tile Manufsctory, With ma
terais which they think superior, to any hereto
lore used IN the u. States. The drawing of
theT First Kiln, iustihss this opinion and con.
VInces them, that they can sell on better terms
20 the buyer, than any Manufsctory onthe Con.
tinent.
august ep6w&wtf
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FLASHING roy 7.4YRRM
w4wT

ME partnership of ODEN & iooRE vas
dissolved, this day, by mutual CONSENT. and
the uncxPired term of the lease, has been trans
ferred TO ana
CURTIS r.. MOORE,
VINO alone is authorized TO receive the debts
due to the late concern of Oden & Nome %
He begs leave 10 assure his friends and the
public IN general, that every attention shall be de-
voted to render the Establishment agreeable TO
Travellers and Others who may favor him with
their custom.
Private apartments, suitable for the recent.
on OF families travelling, and as convenient and
agreeable as any in this city, separate from that
part OF the establishment devoted to public en-
tertainment, can always be furnished.
Thirty-fiye members of the next State Lepis.
la'ure' can be comfortably accommodated, on
application 70
The Public's frierd and Servant,
Aug 30. wam
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NJ OTICE.-All persons HAVING dam, =.
~ ganst u. Estate of Minton Collins, dec
are requested 10 exhibit them for sdiugtmant
and those indebted will please to make imme.
date payment to
RICHD. DENNY,
Aug. 80. v,f
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July 2s.

VIRGINIA :---~ At Superior Court of
Chsncery, holden at the Capitol, in the CT
ty of Richmond. the first day of June, 1911.
George Wilson, ad'mr. of Goodrich Wilson.
decd. William Mallory, ex'or of John Mallory
deed and Matthias Jordan, ad'mr. dc bonig NON
of Arthur Smith, decd. Pm
Agfinst
Robert Graham, WIN Graham, Walter Ora.
ham, Catsby Graham, Jane Graham, Margaret
Brown and Mary Wyatt, and the sad Wm
Graham aud catsby Graham, ex'ors of Elizabeth
Graham, decd. Defts
The defendant Margaret Brown not having
entered her appearance and given security &C
oording to the act of assembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court, thgt she is not an inhabitant of This
country on motion of the plaintiff by their
counsel, Lis ordered, That the said defendant,
do appear here on the first day of the next term
and answer the Dill of the plaintiffs and that a
copy of this order be forthwith deserted In soroe
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond
for two months successfully and posted at tbs.
front door ofthe Cypiol in the said City.
II Cofy. -Iesfe,
WIN. W. HENING. G.
July 2S' w8w
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4 pdLOABLB TR-fcT OF LAND FOs
4 SdLh VIII Positively be s.,ld at publi,
aHctious on fIssday the FIRST day of Oct. next
u iair oot, the first fair day ttIeresftrr n, th|
tate residence Of Capt Joseph Tbompson dso
on ti'e oouth Anna River, IN the county Of Lon.
ish Tract of Land, containing ae.res.hla "a
q LIE survey $50 acres. II is a part of ,ha
ir,c' on wncn the said Thompson lived
~ ~ within one and half miles of Mr.. Eds
ward Gsrlsnd's Merchant and Saw mill nm tn,
said RIVER ' oi' '"e
mere IS about one fourth cleared, the balances
Is Nv "oods aud abouDds with plenty of poo4
tmber-The soil IS we'll adapted to tn. culture
Oh IooAcro, CO md Wheat &c and IS waters
e. oy creek ruAning througl it and has on il
several excellent springs of good water--I, IA
va'ua lie for its fertility of SOIL. beaIthin.s. -
SITUATION aud good sJciety-TnIs tract Laws adj
l'h,lS lands tnat will very probably be ior sale
IN lew years, which will enacle the purchaser
10 get a tract of, from eight hundred to one
t'odS ana acres The land will be she win TO a.
ny person disposed to purchase by application t.
Col Timberlske or Mr. D. vid Richardson bo,h
OF whom 1--we near it. rhe terms of sale will 90
accommodating to the purchaser and will be-
made known on the day of sale, or sooner If ans
plIcapon IS made to the subscriber, living neav
New Castle.
ANTHONY ,STREET
Hanover County, Sep, 6. ids
RANTS EMPLOYMFNT.
q Man acquainted with mercantile business.
h that come well recommended--Fnes
qure OF the printer of this paper.
Sep, 8. 1w
The Richest Wheel in me United SlafesT
POTODHAC 81 SHEA:4NDO.4H
NAVIGA TON LOTTERY.
ONLY $500 TEX, $50 % draw and the fog
Of s 25 900
OF 10000
2of 5000
a of 1o0n
S of 900
Gsin IF the Wheel after 29d day of irawioya
8 26.474 '"sS
Present price of Tickets 6 14-but will h.
advanced to Is dollars on the 9th September-
Ibe few remaining Tickets msy be had by im-
mediate application to Joseph Miligan, b ,ok.
seller, Georgetown, Columbia, & Robert Cav.
bookseller, Alexsndria--The next day of e,aws
ing will he on Tuesday, 10Th Of September-
after which time the drawing will continue re-
gularly twice week
% Letters, post paid, enclosing Prize Tt ksts
or bank notes attended TO with the utmose
punctutlity.
Orders will be received by Thoma.
Brown, at the Post Office, Richmond, for Tick.
cts in the above lottery
September 6 q,
M ANTED-As overseer, for t--e nez1 ve.-
W on plantation in the vicinity of Rich.
mond, where 13 or Ii hands will be enpIov.J
nc must be single man or one with a sutt,.
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ANIHONT STREET.
Hanover County, Sep, 6. tds

RAHTS EI1PLOrZNFNT.
q Man acquainted with mercantile business.
n that can come well eecommended-En-
4ure Of the printer of this paper.
Sept, 8. 1w
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Spikes from Z to z inches II cts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-10

parte to the imperial throne. CT have seen
this man, whose name is Bonaparte: have
seen him an officer in the artillery, a general
in t}Pe army, consul, emperor!-When yet
the Italian a in his name (Buonaparte) gave
bin mo concern all then was Italian about
hinf bis phySognimy, his complexion he
ha In&ther thu habits, the manners, or the
agv lahiguA of a Frenchman; the rough
moRnSand g. sharp form of the foreigner.
disP esed: cold, reserved air gave his
extersD1 appearance of Indifference for
all about him. He always walked concen-
trated IN himself. Careless of the events
winch awaited him but always occupied with
his glory, he appeared determined toperform
whatever could conduct him towards it--In
all places, and at all times he appears TO
be alone and insulated. Nothing that sur
rounds him can reach him; he alone forms
his worid--Men are nothing to him--thcvare
the means. limselfis the end. His mouth is
hldeous when he smiles on them; It'll a smile
OF contempt, smile OF pity, which cheers
towards lii a terrible immoveability of the
restofhis features. Thssolitarv smile hasbeen
given to him by Heaven. / have seen this
man; he is single in his private manners. in
in his tastes, and in his wants An uniform of
the least show, a black hat without any other
ornament than the ccckade--this is his dress
ne mas ncitner taste ter the table, nor for
women, nor for the fine arts I; these tastes
would level him with othermen he has on
ly one, that Of being above them. He speaks
little, he speaks without selection, and with a
Kind ct incorrectness. He gives little coher-
encc to his idcas-he is satisfied to sketch
them by strong outlines. His words pro-
nounccd with sharp voice, are oracles ;
he does not occupy his attention by the form
in which he gives them, provided the thought
is weighty, strikes and overturns have
seen this mani have seen him near--his
head is rare Reunion of the most marked
characteristics. Every portrait of Bonapar-
tie will be known, even if it should not re-
sembic him. In case they are Ike the por-
traits of Frederick the Great he admits of
an overcharged likeness. II requires only
ips--where the contempt of men alternately
resides-to be placed between the protuber-
ance of such chin and the concavitv of such
transition from the nose to the upper lip.''
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49, NEw-YoRK. Octokcr 8.


49, NEw-YoRK. Octoker s.
THE GUIRRIERE, was spoken Thursday last,
by vessel arrived Salem, is stated, with her
name painted on her foretopsa
Commodore Rodgers squadron was off Barneeat
on Sunday
The British sloop ofwar Indian wasspoken on the
18th ut and informed that she had taken four Ame
rican vessels hound 10 or from France.
THE BRITISH CAPTURES,
Under the orders in council, since the relaxation
Of the French DEGREES, now amount to upwards Of
fifty.
WhR-AcTUAL WARl--Wc have not the least
doubt that British aud American blood hiss been
split before this day, in open, public, and determine
ed fight. IL has been known for some time, that
bostiites had been resolved by ihe two parties,
the prclif0itaiss settled and preparations for bat-
tic made. The actual commencement was 10 take
place on Friday last he 9th nit in the very heart
ef England OrttlBt day Crib the british champi-
on, and Ioliueaux, the American black "a New
Yorker) were to fght ~ Doncsster for GOO guine s
n head Other bets made, To the amount, Il is
supposed. Of two hundred aud ffty thouqard dol
lars, on the issue. Add even in this city, the Cork
ney spirit so Gar prevails that betting on the mntrb,
on a small scnlc hos become quite common. WHO
wins aud loses will be learned in five SIX weeks.
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The approaching session of Congress pro-
misses to be unusually interesting. Objects of
the first importance will force themselves on
the attention, and call for prompt and vigor-
GUS interposition. 1t is well understood that
forbearance and Cancellation have been carri-
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There was noth:ag new from The armies; Lord Wei,
lingtop continued TO move notthwardly The day be.
fore QRpt Driver sailed, Reinforcement of nd. 900
med, ihcipaliy cavalry, arrived at Lisbon, s. we're
immediately marched TO the army under Lord Wei
Lngton; another convoy with troops was daily CIV
pected 1t was reported and believed that the French
army had been reinforced by 10000 men, Markets
we're dully-Flour Is to 16 dols. per barrel--Corn
s i. so per bushel.
About six isagues to tie eastward OF Cane Henry
Capt Driver, was boarded from the British ship of
wsSE iious, and politely treated. Was informed
by TIE Wsrding officer, that few days before had
spoktp - American brig from Cs,liz, bound to the
Ches Re?ke, which off the Western Islands had been
robbed oUcveral thousand dollars, by French Fri
gate frem the East-Ind'es. This we suppose is the
Cioipdc, who made her escape after the action off
Madagascar, IN which two French frign'es were ia
Ken. Public Ledger.
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+ VY.-Grcat Britain hns navy consisting of
upwards OF thousand ships Of wsr-a great part of
which were taken in battle stolen from other pow
ers, aud many OF them still retain their original
names.
II is question Csays the Long Island Starr which
win probably come before Congress, whether to the
above list there shall not be added string of Ame-
rican names; and shipwrishts be Immediately
employed in building navy
Whether The " Mammoth shall not plunge into
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the exigency of our affairs, it is altogether
premature to pourtray. Indeed what that
exigency will be is itself at present most I'M
certain. But whether it points to peace or
war, twill equally in our judgment demand
measuIfs of firm and positive cast. If the
attitude ofthe British government continues
hostile, the question, as we have already sur-
gested, of the armed force to be raised, will
present topic for profound reflection, as on
its issu- may depend not merely the tempo
rary interests of the day, but likewise those
OF the remotest posterty. The wisdom of
the legislature will be called upon to decide
whether we are to pursue the same general
course in this respect with other nations !;
whether there is not necessary connection
between the means and the end and, con-
sequently whether FIVE adopt the former we
shall not inevitably reach the latter. Or III
other words, whether the duration of free
states is compatible with an immense armed
force, eitner land or naval.-Nat. Intel.
az w "a and highly respected Cores
foszdsHf "1hEsILfUS," shall be attended 10
in oar nert--Hts future tiroducfio,aS, 6oth ia
frose and uerSe, 7yfH ctttear uader the sig
natttre IF dIELv1LLB.
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Thomas N. Gauter, Esq. Commandment or this sta
ton has received orders to fit ont the four
stationed i this river.-We understand that he has
commenced the discharge Of this duty with an set-
witty which will ensure its being performed with all
possible dispatch. Wilmington, N. c. Gaz.
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= 49, 80 WAsH1NGTON CITY, Oct. 5.
The United States soop of war, HORNET, left
the navy yard yesterday morning, for cruizc. We
Understand that good judged are of opinion that for
stiie, armament, Sc this ship cannot be surpassed
by any one of her rate.
The United States schooner Enterprise, arrived
here few DAYS SINCE
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RnLr1on. III. C. Octobcr

= y " U OVIUUtI-
On Monday lass the Commissioners at the Princi-
pal and several Branches of the State Bank, closed
their subscription Tomorrow, at meeting
Of the Directors Of the Principal Bank, it viii pro-
badly ~ determined at what time theInstitution vii.
go into COMPLIED operation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-10

Capt. Tinker, who convicted at the late Su-
perior CoGt Of Carteret county, of numbering one
of his sailors, named Edward, was executed, agree
ably to his sentence, on the 9th ult-A Report of
his trial is in the press Newbern and viii be pub
lished in a few DAYS.