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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

The House again resolved itself into com
mttes Of the whole on the bill for erecting the
Orleans territory into a state.
Mr. Wheaton spoke against the bill on con-
s'tutionsi grounds.
Mr. Miller spoke against It. and r1oued 10
strike out me aOhoke substance ofthe bin.
and fasert a fiyoUision for INcoRpoRATINc
IN ONE STATE the Orleans and Mssissitlts
feri poriess
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10
CLOSED DOORS

The Speaker having opened the message.
deci<red q to- be of Confidential nature.
Tie subjtci then Gnder discuss n was
PCS poneC lie gailtfies we're immediately
Cleared aud al sTdugCrs excluded,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10
LfssoN, Nov %

LIssoN, Nov %
Copy Of an official letter from Lord Net
hnstoa. TO ms ErceHncy Dan Miguel
Pere,ro forJaz, dated at Carsaco, No
veaaber 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

Cofiy Of an official letter from Lord net
hngton 10 his H.rcelieney, Sen. DIN MI
guei Pereira FOrjaz, dated Carfgzo, No
Vember %, 1910
The enemy has not made any movement
OF Importance since my last Of the 21st
INST Our troops have made some small
movements towards Saniarem, but have
met many obstacles in the way. occasioned
by the heavy rains, which still continue. and
consequently have filled The rivers and
greatly obslructed the eoads notwithstand>
ing npmher Of the enemy's uJops attack
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25
NEw-YoRS, April i8.
LATEST VERBAL NEWS
FROM LONDON.

Yesterday arrived at this port, the
ship Enterprise, Brown, from London,
and IS days from the Downs.
BY this arrival we learn verbally.
that, one of the passenger, received a,
letter from his friend in London, lust
before the ship left the Downs, dated
the ooh of March, stating, that the
King had relapse of his old disease
on the 18th, and remained i'll on the
Goth.
We further learn, that the u. States
Siigate Essex, with Mr.. Pinkney on
board, was to sail for home about the
10th of April, and thar frigate with
Mr. Foster, the newly appointed Mi
mister, was to leave England FOR Anne.
RIGA in about fortnight.
BY the Epterprize the Editors Of
the Mercantile Adj. crtiser have receive
ed file OF London Papers to the 10Th
of March, inclusive, but their COM
tents were anticipated by the Illinois
from Cork.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25
LONDON, March IS.

We stated sore days ago, tina, it
was the intention of governrent %
send large naval fore into the 3 l.
tic this summer. Thu. force, W. un.
derstand, will consist OF 25 sail OF the
line, and will be under he command
Of Sir James Salmarez aad w be-
lleve he Will put TO sea in . vcry short
time. The present oriticai state of
the north ct Europe renders it very
important that we should possess .
large naval force in that quarter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25
PHILADELpn1A, April II.
LATEST IRON FRANCE

Arrived YESTERDAY, brig Fox, ca pit sin
Cullen, IL SO DAYS from BavoDne.
which place size lyfi on che 18Th March
The vertal and written news by this
vessel are Of sueh nature as aimost
TO ext'nguish hope. Not only was the
American property (Which was laid,
fully promised 20 be restored or the
~ F-b-uary) not given up on the 18th
Narrii, bur all American vessels ar
riVing in France were r fused an en-
~. we're rut under sequestra.ion. and
aeir PAP, rs semitic Paris. Onthe s,h
+ March the Director General of the
Cns oms announced to the nercbants
oil Bord aux, that the emperor had adj.
journed the expression 6f his opinion
respecting the admitting American
vessels TO an enry. Another letter
states that the Director General of the
Customs had declared that no more
applications for admitting American
vessels 10 an enfrs would be received.
Or course they WI remain undeY Sc
questFat'on. The vessels, which sai-
ed from America under Napoleon's
special iiccnses, were equa.Iy seuues-
SeTed with tisose which had none. no
distinction being made.
No American vessel is permitted To
leave France, except under a special
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25

II OUSE < LOr at Auction. --On Monday
4 the 29ih inst will be sold At pubic auction,
TIE ihree story brick hGu'e, 81 ua,ed at Rockers,
and at present occupied by Mr. John J Werth i:
the lot on which the house stands is ninety feet
f'on', running back one hundred and sixty six
isei the house IL very good one Toe the con-
venience Of family, and IL in complete repair.
ems viii be made known on ,he dsy Of sale
whioh will no doubt be made accommodating 70
purchasers,
II. BROOKE, Auc'r.
April IS. ,is
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25
March 16.

A meeting of the Mayor and Cor.
pofalion of Liverpool was to have ia.
ken place yesterday, to consider OF an
application to government for an ex-
tension of the portion of the E.yche-
quer - lis intended for the relief of
the commercial distress of thar Town.
BY letters from Paisley we have the
melancholy account that 300 peopie
(nearly one-third f the populalion)
are out of employu ent, and red -ced
Q The sad necessity OF subsis,ipg on
The bounty of their more fortunate &
wealthy townsmen. Is this sign Of
the prosperity of the coun.rv h no.
Glasgow is nearly in the same state.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE
COMPANY.

= he subscriber wishes to purchase for
the use OF tie Men. Tutro,ke -Compa.
ny, stout work MULE, for which ije.
raj price viii be allowed in cash.
JESSE MINIS, Superintendent.
April 22d, 1871. aw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25
Death of the Duke of Grafton.

This Nobleman died on THURSDAY
last, in h. 10th year OF his age. HIS
decease will give TO Ministers the dis.
posai of several Offices ard hopors.
he was Knight of the Carte, Co.
vernon OF the port of Cornwall and
Devon, Receiver General # the Pro
6ss OF the Seals in the Kings 6ench
and Common Pleas, and of he Phi
sage OF wine $, &c. H was also Cham
cel!or CT Cambridge, Recorder of
Fhetford and Coventry. &c. He is
sNcceeded III his titles and estates by
MS son George Hcary, Earl OF Eus-
ton.
Yesterday, at IL O'Clock, hi. Males.
-ty and DR.. Will, walked On the Ter
race til one, when h retired to his
dinner At Two O'Clock his Majesty
came out Of the Castle again, accom-.
panied by Generals Manners & Garth.
and continued till after four which is
mis- usual time of returning.
1t is with concern we safe. that ves-
terday's authentic account from Wind
sor were n9- OF the most favorable ma.
ture.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-25

thing but neglect, ingratitude, and ap-
athy Their death is cruel avulsioa !;
thine shall be tranquil departure
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-31
A CURE,

TrOR the scarry in the Teeth and CEns and for
i lhat detective and faA state of the Teeth, which
causes then. TO ache, the headache, sick stomach,
ague in the face, fever e6ensipe breath, train
OF nervous affections and renders a. mouth ex-
tremely dsagrecable to ones self Ad these
the modification, which almost every person, pos
sessing a cultivated mind and refined sensiblity,
must feel to find their mouth disfgured, by Carious
and foul l,teeth-Apply to the Physie'an, at
No. l9, MARLBoRoUCH-sTREET
(near the Mcthodist-ChapeD who also operates as
Dentist.
Keeps genuine Chemical Antiseptick and Anti.
scorbutick Teeth Powders, which will preserve the
teeth clean, white and elegant, without the least
possible injury, &c. &c.
QF Advice given gratis.
Nav Is.
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PUBLICK HEALTH.
BATHING HOUSE,
PELHAM-s
NEWPORT,

4 general, and to the patrons of this stituton
in particular, that is opened for the accommo
dation of those Ladies and Gentlemen who wish TO
partake of the luxury of the Bath" is happy in
being able to state, that it is in every respect as
complete as at any period since its establishment.
TO those acquainted is unnecessar, to say, that as
to elegance Of accommodation, quality of water,
situation, cleanliness and attention, this BATHING
HOUSE is not inferour to any in the United States.
II is open every day, from sunrise until o'clock
in the evening, Sunday excepted, when it is closed
at 10 in he morning.
or Holders of Shares will be furnished with
Tickets on account (not less than six at time) by
applying at the Bathing -house.Tickets sold at No.
8, Peham-strect, and at the store oi Mr.. WM. Low
IR, Thames s-street.-Price so cents.
Newport, June IL, 1911 (ept)
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TWO families, with number Of children in eaoh'
1 from to Is years of age, and several e,r'ss
from Ii to % years of age, may receive eons.ans
employment and generous wages, at the Iouo"
Manufac,ory of iiny, Bro,rn & Slater at tc's'"eF
et-Unqus stouabie Recommendation as TO onarae,cr
and morals will be required Application may be
made to Sasunei Slater, Parrfuckef, d'mg g bTe'r'
Providence, cr TO the Subscriber, No. l75, Ihe~es-
sfreef who will give csery Attenuation required.
EDWARD W. 1AWTON.
Newport. cd Of sth mo- 1911.
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BOARDING HOUSE.
bERlAH LLDRisD,

INFORMS his friends and the publick, that he has
removed from his former stand, TO the large and
,ommodious stand, formerly occupied Dy Mr. Chap
potn, No IS, Thames-street, below Mr. Townsend s.,
at the sign of the Rising Sm, where be intends 10
Gentlemep, who may favour him with their compa-
ny Every exertion will be made to render his house
comfortable and agreeable
or Good accommodations for Horses and Car
RACES. April 5.
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CHEAP SHOES.

JOHN ~. DAVIS,
nFFERS for sale, at his shoe-store,
~ No. 100, ,THAmEs-sTREET,
A large and extensive assorta,ent OF Shoes,
of the most fashionable patterns and colours and Of
the first quality which he is determined to sell as
cheap as can be purchased in this state. Ladies and
gentlemen who may be disposed to favour him with
their custcm will do we'll to call and see.
Those ladies' and gentlemen who wish to be fitted
from their measure, with Boots or Shoes, will please
to call at the shoe-store, his manufsctoy in the
rear of bis shoe-store, where he employs number
of experienced workmcn, who will tit them At the
shortest neticc. .1t'a d
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THE subscriber offers for sale the new convenient
4 clearinghouse, partly finished md Lotof
Land, very pleasantly situated, fronting Barney and
Mount Vernon streets, aflording beautifuland ex-
tepsive view of the harbour, river, island, &c. Fo
terms apply to
WILLIAM w. VERNON.
Newport, March g. 1911.
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Whole, S 8 90
Halves, 4 12a
Quarters, z l25


Nj n. RAND respectfully gives notice, That he
4vA has commenced second class in teaching the
ART oP WHITING, in a room near Mr.. Townsend's
Coffee House. Persons of suitable age and common
genus may acquire fair, regular Hand flirting by
the at twelve exercises, one and half hour each
Ladies may be accommodated with Lessons at the
Writing Room, their Houses For further par
tculars enquire at he Cofiee-House.
Jny TO-
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INFORMS his friends and tho publick, that ne has
taken that noted Hotel in Mill-sreet lately occu-
pied by Mr. BsnrAH ELpREp, where he means TO
keep gentcel Boarding House for Ladies' and SEN
uemen who may be assured every attention shall be
paid 10 them, that will make their reception and ac-
commodation pleasant and agreeable
April :.
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Not tzvo Blanks 10 a Prize.
Orders for Tickets, Halves and Quarters, in the
above excellent Lottery, will be received until the
Erchange, and Lottery Office of JOSIAH C. SHAW,
No. ll8, THAMEs-STREET, who will pay puncluaJly,
when due, ali prizes obtained through his agency
Present price of Tickets,
Whole, S 8 90
Halves, 12a
Quarters, 2 l2t
Prize Tickets in the Harvard College and in the
Union College Lotteries, now drawing, in which J.
e. SHAW has already obtained for his Friends an
unusually large number of very handsome Prizes,
VIII be taken in Payment-also foreign current
ney. Regular lists Of the drawing freque nty re-
ceived, and may be examined without expense
Negotiable Paper bought and sod-Money ExI
changed, as usual, upon the best terms-with gen.
eral assortment of Stationary, low as Can be
bught in Newport
Stationary, Lottery e Frchange 0Eee,2
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DWEILiNG-HOCS. =.

THE subscriber offers for sale the DWELLING
HOUSE and Lot of Land, fiolnng Washins,o
and Wlow-streets, on Easton's-point, very pleas
ant situation, and in good repair
Aso one other Dwelling House, to the eastward OF
the above, fronting Wlow-street, new and conveni-
emily calculated for tenements. Ii not sold by
the 25,h of March next, the upper tenement will be
to let terms made known by applying to
Jan. %. JAMES TOWNSEND
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PoAiKy
ODE,

Written By SAMUEL Woo pwoRTn, and sung at IN
anuipersa,y Of the .eew-York Iypcsrapheaf
S0cicy, Juiy 4th, 81.
rro, the chrysta,line courts of the temple of light
The dove eye of mercy to earth was directed,
Where mortals were groyeiiing' deep shiouasa "'
night, ,
For passion was worshipp'd aho "isoo" ''JeS'S"'
Immersed m each Ill,
OF corrupted free will,
Yet mercy was patent, ana se"Bea,.e SeP' ''''
r, Intimate Love had his banner unfurrd,
And the precepts of wisdom were pcarch'd to the
world.
ut naughty ambition extended his reign,
And welded the sceptfc Of magick deusion,
ld reason enshacked in tyrrnDy's reign,
And goyornd by knowledge and iearnng's exclu'
With mitre and hood,
Superstition and blood,
Corruption and vice deluged earth like HOOD.
The blood-crmsond banner OF war was uniurpd,
And knowledge and learning were swept from the
world.
Deep lock'd in the shrine Of antquitys lore,
The SCRIPTURES of iigat were held unexpoundeu,
A counterfeit Peter still guarded the door,
And the seekers Of truth were by error confounded
Omnipotcncc saw,
Bad deluson withdraw,
And ordain'd that should promuigate ms
law.
Then genius its fetters at tyranny hurld,
And PRiN TING appear'd, to cniigh1cn the world.
The blush Of Aurora now lighted the east,
And banish'd the darkness OF mystical error
Man sprang from the shrine where he'd worshippcd
the beast,
While Prejudice own'd, and relinqulsh'd q his errors
The truth was rcceiv'd,
Admir'd and bcliey'd.
And ours is the ART which the blessing achiey'dj
For now was tie bauner OF wisdom unturld,
And Printing promulgated truth tliro' the void.
The sage Of Genoa, whose high soaring soul
BY Hash from our Art glow'd with new inspra-
ton
A brilliant perspective saw glory's bright goal,
And enron'd new world on the page of creation
With famc-sweiIing breast,
Still onward he prcss'd,
Till Edcns bright regions appcar'd in the west,
Each chine the canvass OF Europe unfuri'd,
While Printing taught commerce 70 pash the world
But the sons Of the west to glory we're born,
And to shall proud Europe the laurel surre*der,
For though hers the biushng effuigence OF morn,
Yet ours ,s the noon OF mcredian spendour;
For Heaven 'decrced,
Tha; Columbia be freed,
And Printing and valour accomplished the decd.
The banner of war was by justice unfurld,
And freedom by Printing proclaimed 10 the world.
Oui staDdI rd the eagle Of liberty bears,
His eyes, like the stars which surround him, res
plcpdlnt
Willie the olive asks peace, every arrow declares.
:" Columbia for every shalt be Independent !"
a.s For freedom is ours,
Nor shall Europc's mad powers
feather ei flch fiVm itd rs lie towers;
ANl while Printing its influence extcuds through the
world,
The banner Of freedom shall never be furrd
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May Is.
B.HKER.

BHhEK,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
AA publick, that he has removed TO his New
Bake-flouse, little to the eastward of his former
stand, in Millstreet, where he will keep constantly
on hand, for sale, Ship and Cabin Bread, Crackers,
and all other kinds usually Kept for sala
Iuiv 10.
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DANIEL SHELDON,

ID EPECrFULLy informs his friends, that he
N has on hand
A quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
:edar Shinglcs,pinc Shinglc, Boards, Planks'
Eoits, SEC. SC.
Which he win sell cheap. at his stand on SiiER
UvRNES' Wharf. Ntv.lS.
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20 LEE

.7ad .sossesson given immediately,
Convenient Dwelling House, and large Store
N in front, with fourisning Garden, IN good
condition, situated in Broad-street, opposite Capt
wHssrEa's For terms apply at the house OF Mr..
DANIEL PEcKHAM, opposite the State4iouse
J.v L..
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FRESH GOODS.

lust received from New.York and Boston, and
y now opening at
p. q. RILHNOWD's Cash Store,
An elegant assortment Of almost every de-
scripton of Fancy and STAPLE GOODS--amoHg
which are, few bales Venetian Stair Carpetings OF
superiour quality black and coloured Lastrings
and Ribbons black Grapes, Prints; Cambricks /,
fancy, leno and null Muslins canbrick Shrtings [;
l case fine and low-prced Irish Linens; 500 yards
bleachcd Crash and few elegant Parasos, of new
patterns.
qlso-1 bale damaged India Cottons AL OF which
will be sold remarkably cheap for cash.
July 20, 1911.
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NOiIIE ..F fyt fi
Is hereby given TO the creditors OF the Estate OF
i SAMUEL SALISBURY,
ae OF 7Yrsrfon in the county Of Newpcrt, Mariner,
deceased represented insolyent, that further time
of six months, from the date hereof is allowed To
the creditors of said Estate 10 bring in their claims
to us. the subscribers, who appointed by the
Court oil Probate Cor the of Tiueron aforesaid,
commissioners thereon, and for the purposes of re-
ceiying said claims, they will attend a; the dwelling
house of BENJAMIN HowLANp, Esq. on the last
Saturday in each succeeding month from the date
hereof
vnDMss WILLIAM pSnarai nuMraarY, Commissioners.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate arc requested
to make immediate payment to
BENJAMIN ROWLAND, .ddu'inistrItor
Tivcrfon, Jrsc 2, 1871. (J2o)
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Bristol, june II, 1911.
NenpOrt pctct-50r sale.

ENBhT noted a,.d valuable stand for
"A TAVERN, now occupied by capt. RICHARD
BARKER, with the store, stable coach-house &C. all
IN complete repair, is now offered for sale.
.Also---a Lot OF excellent Land, containing
about acres, half mile from town.
Likewise--a Garden Lot, in Barney-strcct,
$50 feet by As. Possession will be given on the 1st
of October next For further particulars, inquire of
JOHN A COLLINS.
December S.
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Reshecyitiiy Informs his friends and the hn6Gck,
THAT he has taken that large and convenient house
of Capt. john Woop's, in .lfddletoVn, .l'2
niles from .NervpOrt, where he intends keeping
genteel
BIO dRDING HOUSE,
Gentlemen Ladies wishing to spend few weeks or
months at his house, can be accommodated lie
likewise informs the Ladies and Gentlemen ct New
port, that he keeps house OF entertainment for
those that ride walk vut for pleasure.
Middle;own, July 5, 1911
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10000 DOLLARS
May be gained for the small sum OF
500 CENTS!!!
Srsquehanna Canal Lottery.
S G. III IL NJ f.

10ssHIeg eon'ne7ees dra1ving IN BaZimore, .4ugusi
1911.
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LNH lFOI NN C OL LHW,
0FFER at private sale, on very reasonable terms
~ at their Auction Office,
100 bbls superfne FLOUR
15,hhds. 4th proof jamaica RUM.
10 pipes GIN.
10 hhds Surimam MOLhSSES.
10 bbls GIN.
so bags 3afavia COFFEE.
80 do. Wcst-ndia do.
8quarer casks Malaga WINE.
II chests souchong TEA. Feb. 90
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Is recommended 20 the Publick, in the line of his
L Profession by the following Gentlemen of Provi-
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JOHN BANloIER,
IIAS FOR SALE,
l. i No. 70, Bannister's-zpha
90 bbs. Prime BEEF;
5 bbs. do. PORK
bbls Mess PORK;
3 hhds.. ST. Croix RUM
pipes Mason's best GIN,
And a general assortment of GROCER
les. May %