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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-04-10
ON NEWSPAPERS

LET US for moment attend some Of the rea-
sons or excuses which men of property give for not
taking newspapers; ana we shall without illus
tstion, the laud,ble motives which govern people
M refusing their mite OF payment, and the methods
oil winch they contrive TO satisfy their conscences
w'.h readng news at The expence of others. What
me ,ning, sad ID FRANKLIN, II is to be "A rea-
son ble animal II really enables give reasons
Tor any thing. But let us hear the reasons.
There's no need of my taking papers-I am in
neighbour --s store every day, and see it as soon
AS II comes.
There's no Use in my taking the paper, for we
cant nave It minute after i, comes into the store
one or another catches II up so quick.
have ne need To take ,lle PAPER l can always
read IL at the barbers.
g 1 need not take the papers for I'm much a.
broad among the people, that hear all the
news before II comes out.
. don't want the paper I enquire all The
news at the post office, and the arrivals of the
York papers, and tna,'s all l want To know
IL Is no matter about ticking the paper, Ca
m,n once told printer y f,'her generally goes to
meeting every Sunday, and comes back by Mr..
Ms, As II is no more than three miles and
half out If the Way, through the woods, and bor-
rows ms paper every week.
Il dnn't want the paper; there's parcel et, at
the school house every week, and the boy brings
one home for us To read
/" W. don't want the paper there's one or two
left at the house for the back neighbours, that
read.
:" l don't want the paper but few minutes. just
to run over the foreign news, to what Congress
or the Legislature about, look at the advcI-
tiseme ts, and any body will lend me one long e.
nough for that, without taking it myself
l don't want the papers only in the winter, whea
We have leisure to read them, when there is war,
o. tn y are interesting and there is no in Ia
king them other times
Aad who would buy any thing and pay two dol
lars year for n when they can borrow or have it
for nothing Nobody that had rather save two dol
lars than spend them, which can't afford TO do.
might 60 IN and multiply excuses Of this sort.
made by the good honest people, who very viii.
ling read the news and encourage the printers ;
but the use in taking paper for
themselves, so long rs they can have the use of
their ncighbor's gratis So're willing even TO
pay the printer, Just when there happens be some
remark bic string if he'll print all the OF
The time at his own expencc And some want n
certain part Of paper and IL it Poetry An.
e.doScs, or Marriages or Deaths, or wonderful sto-
rics, & would take il, but cat pay for Po'iticks,
Advertisements, &c. TO please the people.
But those who pay for this, though they can
not imagine themselves implicated in the preceding
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POETRY.
CSELECTED.1

TIE TE.qR-6y s. OsgoOd
Oh that the chemists magick art
Could chrystaiize this sacred treasure
Long should it glitter near my heart,
secret source of pensive pleasure.
The little brilliant ere il fell,
Its lustre Caught from Chloc's eye
Then trembling, left it's carol CELL
The spring of sensibility.
Sweet drop Of pure and pearly light
Ia thee the rays Of virtue shine
More calmly clear, more mildly bright,
Than any gem that giids the mine.
Benign restorcr Of the soul
Wao ever hy'st TO brlrg relief,
When fist she feels the rude control
of love, of pity, joys or grief
The sage's and the poets ihcme,
In every cline, IN every age;
Thou charm ST ia fancy idle dream
La REASONS phiiosopoick page.
That very law' whics moulds tear,
And bids 1t trickle from its source,
Thai law preserves the earth sphere,
And guides the planets in their course.
. y he Lau Of GraUitanon.
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TAKE NOTICE.
To be Sold az Pnclick Auction

To be Said az Puclick Auction,
TO the hghes, bidder, on .NOND.4Y, the 29th day Of
.ibrH nert, Of far 'pe0iher, u not, he trst far
day oier if pre1aousy dsbOsedof at p-ivaie sale.
| HAT large and elegant Brick House, situated IN
Portsmouth, on the Turn Pike road leading from
Bristol Ferry to .NergpOrt The House contains ii
rooms snd large Halls. very convenient for parties
of pleasure and din ng rooms for large companies
The elevated situation of lhe House affords de
hghtu prospect, and is we'll calculated for southern
boarders, and an excellent stand for Tavern
Terms Of payment made easy.
.iiso, will I've sold on the same day (if not dispo-
sed of before so shares in said Turnpike For fur
ther particulars enquire of .ibrahG Barksr. in New
port, or the subscriber living ON the premises.
ARTEMAS FISH.
Portsmouth, March 90, 1871.
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MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.
II peaceab's Temper and condescea.d',g .Nanners
recommended.

II peaceabs Temper and condescending vlianners
recommended
WHAT first presents ilsef TO be recommended,
IS a peaceabie temper; disposition ayerse To give
offence, ana dcsirous OF cuitivatIng harmony, and
amcaDe Intercourse in society TINS sapposes
yieldil5 and condescendins manner, unwiiiinbness
To contend with others abvu. uhcs and IN conte ITS
that are anavoidsbie proper moderation OF spirit.
sach temper tiie rsl principle OF seenjoy ment
II IS the basis of ali order and hs ppmess among
Kind Fne positive and contentious, the rude and
qu rrslsoine, the banc of society they seem
destined 10 blast the small share of comtor, which
nature has here allotted to The hurricane RACES
hrsl M their bosom, before 1t ie, forth upon
the world In the ;empcsts which they RAISE, they
arr Always lost and frequently is heir lot perish
)eaceabe temper must be supported by
did one or disposition 10 view he conduct of OH
eis with FAIRNESS and inpaitalty This Sands OPP
posed 20 jealous and suspicious temper, winch
crlDcs every acton To the worst mouve, and throws
black shade over every character AS you would
be- happy IN you selves or in your connections with
others, guard against tins malignant spirit Study
that charity which tn,nkclh evil /; that temper
WINCH without deseneratinS INTO credulity, Will
dispose you 10 be ust and winch can allow you To
observe an error, without Imputing il "a crime
Thus you viii he kept free from th.,t continual irri.
Ia ION wmtn imaginary injuries rase IN suspicious
breast and w,ii walk among men ~ your brethren,
nor your enemies.
But 10 DC peaceable and to be candid, is not all
that is required of good man. IL. must cultivate
KIND, generous and sympathizing mper, which
feels tor distress, wherever il is Dcheld which en-
ters into the OF his friends with ardour ;
aud TO all with whom he has intercourse, is gentle,
OBJ aging and humane. How amiible appears such a
disposition, wIen contrasted with malicious or
cnv'ous emper which wraps itself up in its own
narrow interests, looks with evil eye on the sue
cess Of Others, and with unnatural satisfaction
feeds M their disapponlments miseries How
lite does he know OF he true happiness Of life, who
is stranger to that intercourse of good Office, and
kind atlectoss. which by pleasing charm, attach
men to one another, and circulate joy from heart TO
heart.
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BERIAH ELDRED,

INFORMS his friends and the publick, that he has
i removed f. ON his former stand, to the large and
commodious stand, formerly occupied by Mr. Chap
potin No %, Thames-street, below Mr.. Townsend's,
at the sign of the Rising Sun, where he intends to
keep Hotel for the accommodation OF Ladies and
GentIemen, who may favour him with their compa-
nv Every exertion will be made to render his house
comfortable and agreeable.
or Good accommodations for Horses and Car
uiapes April 3.
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NOTICE.

TINE subscriber having been appointed by the
Hon. court ofprobate, for the district OF James
town, in the county of Newport, admlnistra-
orrtal OH the Estate of
ISAAC ROWLAND, ESQ,
late of said Jametown, deceased, and having taken
upon himself that trust by giving bonds according
to law hereby gives notice all persons who have
demands against said estate, to exhibit them for
settlement and all who are ndeb ed to said estate.
are requested 20 make immediate payment to
DANIEL ROWLAND, Administering.
jamestown, Feb, 20.
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On WEDNESDAY, 10Th APRIL,

UfH BE- sold az Pu6Hck AUCTION, on the fren'-
ise,. az III O'Clock,
TINT valuable Estate at the corner of Church and
Thames-s,-rei, measuring on the former, 100 #.
and on rhame s-street % feet, thereabouts with
large Dwelling-house and store thereon standing.
This central situation and eNoellen, stand for buss
ness needs not description to recommend Il. An
indisputahle title and immediate possession will be
given. The terms for part the payment made easy.
and viii be made known at the time and place.
March 27.
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DWELLING.HoCSE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the DWELLING
HOUSE and Lot OF Land, fronting Washington
and Willow-sreets, on Easton's point, very pleas
the situation, and in good repair.
Also, other Dwelling House, to the eastward Of
the above, fronting Willow-sreet, and convent
entity calculated tor two tenements. III not sold by
the 25th Of March next, the upper tenement will be
to let terms made known by applying to
Ian o. JAMES TOWNSEND.
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FOR SHE,

THREE pairs of working Oxen, mich Cows, 2
Cows with Calves, IL yearling Cattle, 80 Sheep,
3 Mares, 2 Colts, between and SOC bushels of in.
dian Corn, 10 tons English Hay, tons Cornstalks,
and variety Of Farming Utensils. Apply t,
SAMUEL PEARCE, jun.
Prudence, Feb IL, 1911
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FOR SALE,

THE House of the subscriber, situated in Charles
street, being lately repaired. 1t is very
nient for two more families, and has good we'll
of water in the yard and garden. 1t will rent for
Sl00 year. For terms, &c. apply to
ELEAZER TREVETT.
BY whom few Scholars TO his school are solicited.
Also, several persons be accommodated with
board, April s.
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JOHN REMINGTON,

INFORMS his friends and the publick, that he has
l. taken that noted Hotel in M-street, lately oocu-
pied by MIR. BERIAH ELDREp, where he means to
keep ge teel Boarding. House for Ladies and Cen
temen who may be assured every attention shall be
paid TO them that will make their reception and ac
commodaton pleasant and agreeable.
Anrl J.
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NOTICE..

TVHE Subscriber having commenced the practice
Of Law and having taken for IN office one OF
- the room, lately occupied by capt. NATHAN-
1Er SWEET, (neary opposite Gov. MART1N's,( re-
spectfully solicts the patronage OF the pubhck.-
Those who ma, be Opposed TO employ him, shah re-
ceve his feigned thanks and grateful ackn0wl-
edgements. DU'EE ). rEhhOE.
April 3.
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TEN CENTS REV ARD.

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber, on the night Of
IN the Hth of August last, al ndented apprentice
boy, by the name of RAY SPENCER, dark COM
plexion dark hair, and is about II yeas I'D. Who
ever will secure said boy, in any Jail, in the State. so
hat can obtain him again, shall receive ten cents
reward and no charges paid. | hereby forbid Ill
persons, harbour!ng, trusting or trading, with SAID
boy, penalty of the law.
JNO. REYNOLDS.
Warwick Feb 20. 1911.
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NOTICE.

WE, the Subscribers, being appointed BY the Str
w prcme Judicial Court, holden at Newport, on
the 5th of March, 1911, AssiSnecs of the Estate of
P.iTTE.NCE STODD.iRD,
of Newport, in the county of Newport, Widow. 90
whom the ben TT 1T the Insolveur act passed A. ID
i756. has been granted-hereby motif, the creditors
of the said stoddard exhibit their respective claims
to- them wi hin nine months from the date aforesaor
they will be precluded Persons indebted to said stod
dard called upon to make psymtntto
JAMES cHAppEL,)
March 81. SAMUEL CARR. .asynees.
JOHN WILLIAMS
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DWELLING-HOUSE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the new convenient
L clearinghouse, partly finished and Lotof
Land, very pleasantly situated, fronting Barney and
Mount Vernon streets, aiiording beautiful and ex
tensiye view OF the harbour, river, island, &c. For
terms apply to
WILLIAM w. VERNON.
Newport, March 6, 1911.
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remarks, may not De wiling "a have too NH room
occupied for the benefit of their economic neigh
bours, we conclude by wishing every read, to con-
slider newspaper worth at least as much aa glass
Of Brandy, a six-penny loaf aud that hhas no
more right TO expect the of one gratis ~ more
than the other. Aud We hope h1 paper will be
we'll lent. (Hudson ZEE
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Drawing Approaches 4!
10000 DOLLARS

May be gained for the small sum OF
NINE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
mthe GrmdUnim College Lottery No. z!
which will positively commence drawing the 2Sd oi
April next. Scheme as follows
5 Prizes of $4,000 Dollars.
do. 10000
do. 5000
do. s,0oo
5 do. 1000
ss do. 500
Besides large number of smaller prizes.
Uj' Orders for Tickets and Quarters in the above
Lottery will receive immediate attention. at the Ex-
change and Lottery Office of J. C. SHAW, who will
pay all Prizes on Tickets sold at his Office as soon
as due Whole Tickets edoars 81 cents Quarters
s,Iollars SO cents Feb. 81.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors Of the
~ Estate Of
ETHAN G. BRIGGS,
late of -Shoreham, deceased, represented inso-
vent that six months from the date hereof, are al
lowed them, by the Court of Probate, to exhibit their
CLAIMS against Said Estate, to the Commissioners,
be- debarrcd recovery agreesbe to law. All claims
must be duly attested.
A. G.. WILEY, ! C;..,
JOHN T.. SANDS,
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make Immediate payment To
MARY BRIGGS, .7drrin,t Gtrir.
RAY L. SANDS. her agent
New-Shorcliam, March IL, 1911. (AS)
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7 INTENDS to continue the School now kept by
l. Rouse TAYLOR, and will be grateful TO those VINO
may favour him with the instruction of their children
TO commence MondaS, Aprn 9Th. April B.
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10 bn LEI,

. b. LE l,
THAT pleasantly situated HOC SE,
l. No. IL, Prospect Hill, formerly occupied by
capt. JOSEPH BAKER Said House contains every
necessary accommodation wei of good water gar
den, sc. &c. For further particulars, apply to
Oct. 81. JOSEPH BRIGGS.
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DUE BILL FOUND.

LHOUND, about six weeks snce Due Bill, drawn
4 IN favour OF JoHN CALLENDER, signed by Pr
LEG WEEpEN. The owner may have it again by
proving property, and paying fo this advertisement
Apply at this office. April g.
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FARM FOH SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
L'OR sale, small,but valuable Farm, situate in
l. Middetown, two miles from Newport, contain
ing about twenty acres of excellent Land. Said
Farm is well fenced with wall, and has great
quantity of orchaldmg. On the above Farm is a
venent Dwelling-Iiouse, with out-buIldings. &C.
Any person wishing TO purchase, will know the
terms by applying to the subscriber the premises.
BENZ. PEABODY.
Middletown, March Is.
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To BE LET.

And Possession giren 25h i arch, insf
\ DWEDLING. HOT SE in the street leading to
"A Mr.. RoBEgT STEPHENs's Wharf, we'll calCu-
lated for Boardng-Hou.e.
Enquire of Isaac Spencer, in Uar~ack, or Spencer
Hal, of .Nesgport March 10.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,
TO LET.

HOUSE, No. II, WdsiIngton-s.-eet For further
l. particulars inquire at the Cffice Of the Rhode
Island Republican. March o.
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FOR SdLE.

A Small, but convenient Dwelling House, al
\ most new, situated on Sanford and Farewell
street, next north of the second Baptist Meeting
House. For further particulars, inquire of
Jan. 23. JASON SPRAGUE.
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LATE FROM LISBON

vessel has arrived at Alexandra from Lisa
Pp" gentleman who CINE passenger, audI
vino left there on the 18th November. s,y,e,x
M the ali d British and Portuguese army wass
advantageousiy stuated-t,at N1assena was ~.
tua,f d on the banks of the Tagus, having drawn
IN tae wing of his army which extended 20 t;,sS
SCI Thst a communicated was opened ee-
tween Lisbon and the whols upper country. u %
which the allied arm, SIS ven sunpIied' .,,,s
Lord Wellington had sent several souadrons 10.
cut off Niassena's forsging parties ~lic.. hasE
rossed the Tagus in bosts-.hat Massena was
rpdeayoring to- throw bridge over the Tagas
for the purpose, it was supposed, of retreatiogc
W!In ms army winch was much reduced by fs-:
nine, sickness and frequent desertons
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BosToN, December 2S.
FROM ST. DOMINGO.

Captain Sanborn, arrived in town on We9s
uUsuay evening last rom Aux Cayes, VIA
Vineyard) stat - That a rupture 6adt ken
place between PresideD, Potion. and Gen.
f'gaud. commander in chief of the ar of
tne o"u'h' IN nsequeBce of the election Of
Tue Latter to the Presidency for the nezt.
term Tor tour years)--and the FORMER refused
70 give up the chat to the Gcneral-Jhat
retion was At Miragnane with body of
troops--and that Rigaud had moved a6Ous
5OOO men to meet him.-E. e. HB.
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s0ver coinsos 'be u. s. be eqnaiia vajoe to
about 2S 100 part OF a cent more than the
value established Ivy law
itmsy. however. DC observed. that the fo<
fci6n si.vcr coins. especially those that have
beeu long in calculation, are seldom at tho
shove weights; ard therefore their value, as
cnrreat by tale. will be groerally less than
that stated above.
l have the hooor TO De,
With great respect and esteem,
Your most ohd't. scr'vs.
{Sisued)
. r. PATTERSON.
The hon. Albert GoiIaan
Secretary Of tie IFea
curry Of tAe q. States. ,
IN SENATE.
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This motion was opposed by NYessrs Rhea.
(T9 Bibb, Ghoison, Macon aud Pcindex-
ter. 81.
The committee rose about . o'clock with
out coming TO decision; and. after order
ing the memorial of the Legislature of Or
leans to be printed. and refusing to print
Mr. Miller's proposed amendment, the
House adjourned.
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TraaStanoas, for Ike City Gazette.
From Lisbon papers to the 29th November,
received by the fast-sailing brig Corporal
Trim, Capt. ELwELL, arrived Yesterday
an 81 days from Lisbon The gentleman
who obligingly translated the following
aticles, assures US that they are the on
~ ones OF any interest that the Lisben pa
pers Contain Capt +. brings verbal ac-
counts to the Sd OF Dece mber-No,h!ng
decisive between The two armies had och
Cured at that date.
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HE subscriber wishes TO lease his BRICK
TEME MINT. I'm The in...n e.G ~ -

hE subscriber wishes to lease his BRICK
- TEHE NEWT, in the town of Mnncbes-
yer, Tor term not less thon seven years il "a
wen calculated for Dry Good store or Grocery.
mere IS also good accommodations for eenfetb
lsul'y me situation and conveniencies are uneS-f
ceptIonsble ne has kept grocery in il fr a
rev years, with small capital, and at no time n
good assortment, and has reason to believe ihz4.
an active man with sufficient cspital, m re
''sss IS much money at this place, as At n,z
STAND on either side OF the river lie also has Zoe
SAFE $50 acres OF WOOD LAND, within less
than two miles OF town, he will give two v,a,~
credit on the land. the purchaser giving tons
WIN approved security, that e not punotua,iy
p su; 20 carry interest from the date The terms
will be made known by appiication ,o The cut
.crloer' living on the premises, and pos5essior
may be had ~ the early part of the sumner. ge.
also WISHES all those who NV. claims arans IA
70 brng them forward for payment. ana al, a. -
"oo are IN arrears to settle their resp civ, b.
Slc without delay, as he does not ", b 4 ,us
ny one 70 unnecessary expences.
jan. 10. nsi
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IN SENATE.
THURSDAY, January 5


The bill authorisiug subscription on the
part of he u. S,ases To the Stock Of the O.
hio Canal Company. was referred tn a select
corr q i,tse.
The hill providing for the final adjustment
os e's'Ds to land, and for the sale of pub
l'C ntis IL the territories of Orleans ant!
Lou ,,ana. was referred to sclect commit
TEE.
TIE amendments of the House cf Repre-
sen'a'sves 'o,he bill regulating foreign cons,
ano tor ether purposes, were read and
the further consideration thereof poslpon
ed.
The bill authorisiug the Secretary at War
tn ascertain and settle, by he appointment,
OF c,mm' ssioners, the exterior line of the
Puoiic land at West Point. was referred to
select committee.
oe Senate was progressing in the consi-
'd' Ion ~ the bill heCisriug the laws now
I'll oce IN the territory of Orleans to extend
10 nd to have full force and effect TO the RI
We Perdido, &c when a message vt con
ffd-n'iai A. are was received from the Pre-.
:tdsn, .! the u. ;. On motion Of Mr. Frank
h. the galleries wefc cleared
At'er remaining with closed dpors for some
time, they were opened and the Senate ad
Jour1ed.
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FalDAY. IAN T.

MIR Camt6el introduced 2 sill uthori-
sing the surveying and making of cet.ain
To- $ IN he STAKE of Obso, as Contemplated
N &c treaty at Brownstowu, which vas
pa@sed to second reading.
Mr. Cufss reported upon the amendment
TO : 'be bill hxins 'hs compensation of the
ad5'uonai hssissant Postmaster general 80
and ihe bill passed its third reading.
The President communicated yenowt
Zion, the Secretary az War, with respect to
che sale OF public areas ia the state Of M
Iyi"nf Ia conformity to an act OF Congress.
which report vas ordered 90 lie ON the tn
BILE
Mr.. Lti5 presented che memorial of Joh1,
Bloren, Won. ]. Duaoe and r. c Weight
man, submitting proposal for printing the
laws or the u States upaw cca,it; os1s therein
stated, which was referred to Messrs. Leib.
Goodrich and Rorsev,
he bill continuing for further time the
Mediserranean fund passed a third time.
The bill authorisins the sale and grant of
a certain quantity of land TO the chesapeake
and Delaware Canal Company was refer
red IL select committee.
And the Senate adjonrned 20 Monday
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NEw- YoRR, Lann1ru q.

sFEW- ok, Janu1I'V a
CAPTAIN Whte, Tthebfg Belona, len Liss
BON onthe 16h .Nooem6er, ar quhfch time liz
E"s,s ''etie;tsef that Me Ssige Of Cadtz zyax
raised, and that MarshaK Sour had rrercH
edfrona Seville with l. 900 men to Join i<as-s
8ena IN Portugak TIRE had moi 6r-n ana,
general engagement 6etween WclRugson aux
4ua8seHa ooth armies remained in much
me Sone situation as az our hreuious adDtY
ces, our The StrnuShes 6ct7peen the adpanA
cea posts 7verf frequent TIE embargo hao6
mol been raised. Flour 1S IS and markets,
good far hropisions
Cant. W. furthe.' states, that 3 or 4 .lwerik
can vessels arrived the day he sailed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-10

I The doors were closed the remainder Of
the sitting which on3nued till o'clock