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friends, anj acquaintance to beinoan their loss.
very pertinent funeral sermon was preached ON the
occasion, at the house of Mr. Gavitt, Monday al
ternoon, by the Rev. Mr.. Wilcox.
Her rirfsioUs sou, hath took us rapid fighf,
TO meet the Sarrour IN the realas ef hym.
Yesterday morning, Capt EpvAsp LANpERs, in
the A7th year of his age his funeral Will proceed
from his hate dwelling house, (north-si,e of the pa
rade) Tomorrow afternoon, al the second toll OF the
bell, 10 which his friends and relatives are invited
10 attend, without further invitation.
At Providence, on the 29th ult. Mr.. ISRAEL DAVIS,
aged 81 years. In recording the virtues OF departed
worth, exhibit to the world, those exccences at
character, worthy of imitation In early life he was
industrious by inclination as well as by principle,
and Just economy crowned his efforts, 1T not with
extensive wealth, yet with independence. The SUI
avity of his manners gained him friends, and his
good sense and modest worth retained them. uis
enlarged understanding improved with his years. and
gave birth TO display of those talents in pablick
and private life, that endcared him TO ALL lie was
appon ed TO and accepted the Office OF Senior War
den Of ST. Johns Lodge. No. ., for several successive
years, with modest dhd hdence, and executed its du
ties With acknowledged ability In eminent de-
gree ne united genius with judgment, the enterprze
OF youth with the caution of age. He possessed
zeal for the pubick and individual good, without
rashness or improproty-libcraly without proiu-
sion, and economy without avarice. His piety was
rational and sincere, untinctured either with super.
stinon or hypocrisy Fathui 10 his friends, he piticd
and forgaye those who were inclined to be his che
mics. In his benevolent heart, the wretched found
immediate relief and his silent tongue" never pro-
claimed his lberaly In his death, society has lost
valuable member and the Masonick Fraternity
worthy Brother. His funeral was attended by the
Masonick bodies Of Providence, and large concourse
OF respectable citizens, thereby proving his worth,
when living, and their respect to his memory, now
he is dead
AT .Ns.S- Orleans, on the Goth Sept Mr. GEORGE
B WALL, late Of this town
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BOSTON, DEC. y.
KERY LITE E'RO.M PORTUGAL.

An arrival at this port yesterday III the
short passage of 25 days-from l.isbon, brings
no event of importance. The armies re-
mained in the same situation as for two
months past.
LATEST FRO.M E.NGL.3ND
The ship Catharine, Capt, Clark, arrived
at New-B Bedford, left Falmouth on the 27th
of Oct. where he saw London papers To the
24th ; but they contained nothing of import
ancc.-Thc Islands of Guernsey aud Jersey
had not then been attacked, but an attempt
upon them by the French, was confidently
expected.
NEW SPANISH REPUBLICK
We have received Caracas Gazettes TO
the lst November. They exhibit more the
appearance of Free papers than any Spanish
journals We have before seen and they
breathe throughout genuine spirit of Inde-
pcndence. The Spanish Coitcs arc handled
with much severity.
Gen. Miranda, with division of bis army,
arrived at Caracas the 28th October, from
the conquest Of Valencia and was congrat-
ulated by the Supreme Executive, as having
deserved well Of his country. The Exccu-
tive is composed of Baltbazar Padron, Chris
toval de Mendoza, and Juan Escalona. The
declaration Of Independence had been read
and recognized with pomp throug ghout the
Confederation. The General Congress was
in session. All publick acts are dated the
st year of the Independence and long lists
of patriotick donations are published.
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and would have them. Upon this he threw
them up with tears in his eyes and left the
place. They were letters from Clark to
Power, dated Congress Hall, in which he
tells Power to be vigilant and industrious in
procuring proof TO destroy Wilkinson, or
himself and Randolph would be ruined that
he must, by every means, procure mass of
testimony that will work the downfall of Will
kinson for which he shall be amply reward
ed, Sc.
Power is said 10 have addressed Wilkin-
son in these words, '' 1t is fatal moment
for me sir l must stab or be stabbed"
.3lerQndria Herald.
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sovereignty and independence of these States,
purchased and sanctified by the blood of our
fathers, from whom we received them, not
for ourselves only, but as the. inheritance Of
our posterity, are deliberately and systemati-
cally violated And the period has arrived,
when in the opinion of your committee, it is
the sacred duty OF Congress to call forth the
patriotism and resources of the country. BY
the cid o. these, and with the blessings of
God, we confidently trust we shall be ena-
bled TO procure that redress which has been
sought for by justice by remons;rance and
torbearance in vain.
Your committee reserving for future re-
port, those ulterour measures, which, i'm
their opinion, ought to be pursued, would at
this time earnestly recommend, in the words
of the President, " That the United States
be Immediately put into an armour and a,ti-
tude demanded by the crisis, and correspon-
ding with the national spirit and expectations.
And, to this end, they beg leave to submit,
for the adoption of the House, the following
resolutions -
l.--ResOtved, That the Military Establish
ment as authorized by the existing laws,
ought to be Immediately completed by filling
up the ranks and prolonging the enlistment
OF the troops and that to encourage enlist
ments, a bounty in lands ought to be given in
addition to the pay and bounty now allowed
by law.
Q. That an additional force Of ten thous-
and regular troops ought TO be Immediately
raised to serve for three years and that a
bounty in lands ought to be given to encour-
age enlistments.
3. That it is expedient to authorize the
President under proper regulations to accept
the service of any number of volunteers not
exceeding $4,000 to be organized, trained,
and held in readiness to accomplish such SER
vice as the exigences of the government
may require.
A. That the President be authorized to or
der out from time to time, such detachments
of the militia as in his opinion the publick
service may require.
S. That all the vessels not now in service,
belonging to the navy, and worthy of repair,be
immcd diatcly fitted up and put i'll commission.
6. That it is expedient to permit our mer-
chant vessels owned exclusively by resident
citizens, and commanded and navigated SOLE
ly by citizens, to arm, under proper regula-
tions to be prescribed by law, in selfdefence,
against all unlawful proceedings towards
them ON the high seas.
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Cheap Hat Store.


No. IL, soafh-side STATE Sireef, Boston,
HAS received by consignments, from vari-
Gus manufactures. complete assortment Of
HATS--vis.
Gcntlemen's real patent silk English Hats
do. Boston Mandatory, lst, Do and
Sd quality do. (;
Mems and Youths furr, MKT, plasec 6nd
wool do,
Children's red and black Morocco do,
Which ready for sale at his CommssicO aas
Store by wholesale and retail, reduced prices los
CASH only.
As the business of the above store is conducted
on commission altogether, consgnmca,s OF and eg,
ders for Hats solicited. aud shall be attended to
with punctuali,y and despatch.
hosfon, Dee 4. 1911
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MARlNE LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

Entered-shp Andrew, Balm, Archangcl brig
Forester, Glover, Messina do Harriet, knowlton,
Cayenne do. Argus, Sherry, st. Bsrts; sloop Au-
rora, cahoone, New-York do Huntress, Davis, do.
C'eored-brig Neptune, Dunwel, Port omoa; sch
Resolution, Smith, st. Salvatore sloop Atalanta,
Few, Ncwburn.
Saturday, Nov. 7--arrived brig Samuel. Stillhan,
St. Bartholomew, l8 days, cargo rum and molasses.
Sailed in company, brig Nsbby, Nichols, New.York.
Left brig Union, Norris, of this port to sail next day
brig Perseverance, ----, New-London, to sail in
days two sloops from Rhodelsland, retailing car
goes brig Fame, -, New-York, just arrived.
The Paulna, Talbot, OF Nc port, arrived at Nor
folk, Nov. %
The Caroline. of Newport, arrived at Baltimore,
Dee q
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Silas Dean,

TIas for SAFE, a, his Store on ne Wharf, fAs
following Goods !:
80 casks GOD, i2d, lod, Cd, and sd Nails
10 tons Cordage;
60 boxes white and brown Havana Sugars;
5000 lbs best Coffee
10000 Havana Segars .
pipes old Madeira Wine, vintage 1905
6 quarter casks do;
100 bbls Mess and Prime Beef:
30 boxes spermaoeti Candles;
Bags shelpd Almonds,
Nutmcgs, Cloves, and Cassia;
Boxes Tumblcrs, and China Cups and Sauccrss
% kegs fresh quality Butter;
variety Of English Goods
.itso, landing from brig Argus,
$50 hhds Moasses. Dee. !.
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GENERAL WILKI.tSON.

An extraordinary occurrence has taken
place at Fredericktown, in the proceedings
of the court OF enquiry, SO much so that we
should never think of giving publicity to 1t
If we had it not principally from those who
might be said to have been spectators OF 1t.
The circumstances are these-Tbe cele-
.brated Thomas Power (who has lately arriv-
ed, and upon whose account the court has
been again opened for the reception of testi-
mony) after having been before the court for
two days, made his appearance on the third
in a state of intoxication, which occasioned
embarrassment and confusion in his narra-
zion /; upon which he begged leave of the
court to retire for the purpose OF bringing
forward some letters and papers to refresh
his memory; and corroborate his statement
which was granted when on his return, a.
mong the papers produced, he was observed
TO withdraw two, and put them in his side
!, pocket, with evident signs of embarrassment.
The court at the suggestion OF Wilkinson,
enouired into the reason of the withdrawal
Power observed that they were private let
ters no, relative to the case. The court then
asked il there was no mention made IN these
letters of Wilkinson He replied there was,
br, uncoancctcd with the present transaction.
--He was then told that as these papers were
brought for the Information OF the court and
,1vcre in their possession, he must deliver
them up, which he refused to do, saying
they we're his private property and not rele-
ysnt.--IIe was then told that tho court must
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-11
NEWPORT BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on Wednesday, the
IN first day of January next, General Meeting of
the Stockholders will take place, at the State House,
in Newport, at half.past two o'clock p. M. for the
election Of Directors, and transaction OF the necessa
ry business of said Bank
Notice is likewise given, that on the same
day, the hafyearly Dividend win be declared and
paid 10 such persons, the Books of the Bank will
shew to be Stockholders on the Oath instant.
20, By order ofMe President and Directors.
JOHN r. SHEARNAN, Cashier.
Ncwport, Dec. ii. 1911
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A1RRfED.

In this town, on Sunday last, BY the Rev Mr. Webb,
Mr.. Jour STERYE to Miss MARIA THuRsTox,
daughter of John rhurston, Esq
On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Webb,
Mr.. 6 GEoRc Z C. SHAW to Miss ELIzABETH SrERsE,
daughter Of the late Mr.. Samuel Stcrne
On Thursday evening, 28th Nov. BY the Rev. Mr..
Gibson, Mr.. JosHUA TRIPP to Miss SusAsNAH
GREESMAS, daughter of Mr.. jeremiah Greenman
At 1StertOn, on sunday last, by the Rev Mr. Bent.
ley, Mr.. OLIVER NJ. REMINGTON, of Jarnrsiossn, to
Miss SARAH HunPnREYs, daughter Of Capt, VIII
liam Humphreys, OF the former place
DIED,
In this town, on Friday evening last, in the goth
year of her age, Mrs. KErrRAM CARR, the amisbe
consort Of Mr.. Benjamin u. Carr, and daughter Of
sylvester Gavitt, Esq Of Uesterty, after tedious
illness, which she endured with christian fortiuidc
She lived truly exemplary aud pious life, far
frail nature would admit--and was possessed with
hrmness to the last, snxiously waiting for the time
when she should bid adeu this transitory life in
the full hope Of being ADMITTED into the presence Of
her glorious Redeemcr. On Saturday last, her re-
mains were conveyed to Wesiery, to be deposited in
the family burying ground, leaving disconsolate
husband, ndulgcn, parents, snd numerous relatives,
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Tor SALE, a dwelling house and Lot Of Land,
situated, on Easioo's-point. The House Is IN
good repair, and contains every necessary eonyen.
cnce, with 4 Yard and Garden. The Lot, on which
said Hou.e stands, is 100 by 50 feet Conditions OF
payment liberal. Inquire OF ROBERT DENNio, or
JAMES WESTCATE.
M Said House will be to Let, until the 18th OF
March next Dec. 4.
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PRINTING,
Or all kinds, executed With neatrsss, crea'
racy and destatck, az this cgcr.
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FOR SALE,

A FARM, situated in the township Of Columbia,
"A in windham County, and Hethon, an ROLAND
County, and state Of cJnnecticut-containng a.
acres, with large two-story House, large Slder
mill House. and Two Barns all standing ,ogeti-
cr The land for the most part Of a good quaii'y,
the whcle well propotoned for moving, P-s,ur'ng'
plough land, and wood--cxceiently wen wa,ereu
tie orcaarding very good, much OF the 'ru't i"oeu
lated two large pair trees which pear e'e,y ycsi'
of the yirgahause kind abundance OF peach ucss,
and number of mulberry trees, sunis's"t 70 a "aAe
ho ind,sptabc title given For further PARTICULARS
inquire oil AZARiAH Hills, living on The premises
Columbia, tCos.) Nov. 25 1871.
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! JOSHUA Isl: SAVER,

BNKEK, ~ --- n W
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IN pubIick, that he has removed to his New
Bake-iiouse, little to the eastward OF his former
stand, in Mllstrcet, where he will keep constantly
on hand, for sale, Ship and Cabin Bread, Crackers,
and all other kinds usually Kept for sale.
Jay To-
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TAMNfANY SOCIETY, OR
C0LU.,fBL3.~ ORDER.

A n adjourned meeting of the TAM
< "A. MANY SOCIETY, or COLUMBIAN DnpEr.
viii be held On MONDAY Evening, Dec the 2Sd,
being the 2Sd of the month of "Gsmcs," in the
Season of Iin,ing," at the Council Fire, of their
Great Wigwsm, in the State House, precisely az
the going down Of the sun.
Qr A general attendance is requested.
BY Older
BERNARD HILL, jun. Seeresa'y.
Season Of Hunting, J
.,fOnsh Of Games. lih, Dec IL
Fear Of Discovery, $50 y
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NEWPORT :

Gou. JoNES and Senator BRoWH's Letters!
It was not our intention at the present time
TO publish these su6Amc and elegant spcci-
mems of opistolary correspondence bur re-
serve them for a more appropriate season,but
the anxiety Of our readers to peruse them
has induced us TO publish them, to the ex-
clusion Of much important matter. We
could have wished that the name of the per-
son to whom they were addressed had been
kept back, as it could answer no valuable
purpose to have his name inserted, and might
operate particularly to his disadvantage in his
present situation, Notwithstanding he is our
political opponent we consider him entitled
at least TO the !" charity Of sience," because
he has been unfortunate.
In our next paper we shall publish entire
the lucid Report of the Secretary o. the
Treasury Of the United States, 1t was In
tended for this week, but the length of the
letters of our worthy Govcrnour and first
Senator, with the ingenious and we'll written
commentaries thereon, from the Providence
Phenix renders its omission unavoidable. In
our next we shall also insert some remarks
on the Letters" which were prepared for
this week, but omitted for want of room.
On Monday last, at town meeting, SAM
UEI VINsoN, Esq. was chosen Town-Treas-
urer, in the place Of EDMUND TOWNSEND,
ESQ. deceased.
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WILLIAM TEMPLE.
WEIGHTS.

years old Sc ID.
a do. 100
5 do. ITO
do. 800
tagged 126.
ESNE SMOCk, -
Proprietor oJrtAe faicfeld Course.
August %, 1911. (tdR.)
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BOOKS.

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Van-Ess's Life of Bonaparte,
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YTSr1E citizens Of Richmond and its vicinity;
z arc respectfully informed that "The Rich
Tond Hill Academy will be opened again on
The I'd day Of September, under the superin-
tendance Of the Rev. Jesse Turner, Young
gentleman of amiatle disposition, of appto-
we'd character, and liberal cdncathn. Mrs
.Gooseley who now resides at-tlFe scSdcmy,
will taSe charge of the female department.,
and instruct young ladies in reading, writing
and neede-work. She will also take few
to board or very reasonable terms. Some
che OF the tutors will attend at stated houIaI
TO teach Arithmetic. The Academy is now
completely furnished with able and respecta-
bic teachers, and it is bcliesCd that Parents
and Guardians would fs> their interest in
giving il encouragement and support.
By order ofthe Board.
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yENfE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform
e their friends and the PUBLIC, that they
have taken for q term of ycars,the large,
CONNECTIONS and completely FlliXrnll OOF
BRiCK-HCuSE belonging to Isadl,e
and situated attLeintersection o. street,
by the cross-sSreee leading froHEy# main
street to Warehouse, Where they
will continue with nnreinjttcd industry and
attention, TO prosecute The business of, AUG
They will make as heretofore, liberal advaii-
ccsin CASH on all sorts OF GOODS entrus-
ted to their care, and NC, storage VIII lie
charged where Sales are effected.
2foncurr, Robinson e JleGsanfs
August so, ISL 10
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

HE Fairfield races wiz commence on the
first Tuesday in October next, being the first
day of the month.
1st day. The Farmers Stake, (amule race)
the best three in five. two mile heats, 8 so
distance. go yards---to close the 18th Sep
TENDER next-there are already four en-
tries, and many more expected.
I'd day. The Jocky Club purse of S 400,
foar mile heats.
Sd dav. The Proprietor's pp8X S 600
three mile heats.-On this daSAt clock,
the Match race feg 6 900, tAfee " heats.
4th Day. A Sweep-stake of e year
old Colts and Filliss--entrance DO each,
half forfeit-to this subscriptia
nine subscribers, and the subsd 0llcqoyc{I.
A subscription is opened and WI be closed
the last day OF the next races scr three year
old Colts and Fillies to be run over tie Fair
FIELD Course the day preceding the Jocky
Club purse in the Fall, 1915, entrance s 200
each, half forfeit; to this subscription there
arc now six entries.
WILLIAM TEMPLE,
Secretary
The subscri5erste the Jocky Club are re-
quested to be particular IN the payment OF
their subscriptions to Mr.. VIM. Temple, as
the money must be hung up at the post at the
starting Of the horses each day.
Every accommodation latcan be required
both as 10 Gentlemen and horses, &C. may be
had at the Tavern at Fairfield, as the sub
scriber will provide himself with every thing
| necessary, and viii spare no expense or tI'oa-
bic to give general satisfaction.
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Twenty Apfiars Rweard.

.AN AWAY from the subscriber, living
"a in Hanover county, on the oath instant,
mNnegro man,,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-26
Iohn & Thomas Vowel.
COMB MANUFACTOR4s
ROY.4L-S7REE7.

The subscriber takes the Liberty OF
reminding the public that he continues 70
carry on ,he above mentioned business III ~
various branches.
lie his lately purchased large Parcet o.
primo Tor,oisc-Shei;. and is now ina'o'"c-
turi.g it INTO Combs Of the newest patterns !;
a DaY1 is already finished, which ne purposes
ss,hn5s at reduced prices, wholesale ali" re-
tail, 70 those who will DO him si.e i:sof 10
cal;-Also, general assortment OF faEcy
Goods in his line.
~ A couple OF BOYS OF good
,S,,s w;Il he take, as APPRENTICE to
The above business if immediate applcat'o"
Is made. ,,r
THOMAS MOUNT,
JY.asFy -. <aS'"
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PIIRIIC SALE.

On tie Sirth day Of February neat, 7otH ot
sol! to he highest Bidder,
TINE 4OysE e LOT in the town Of
L. Occoouan, Prince William couny'Vlr'
gina. latetac property of BENSlAHWILLETT,
deceased, andii occupied by MIR RoDtkT
WEIGH The House is Of Brick, and Is
coTn.nodious, and the other improvements
good. The sale will take place at twelve
o'clock on the premises, and will he On Gre
dit of six and twelve months; the purchaser
to give bond with substantial! security.
The property is valuable, bat II Is presum-
ed those who wish 70 purchase will judge
from view.
RicHARpNVILLErT, Heir at La71
to Eenniah TWYet, deceased, by his
attorney in fact,
GEORGE WlLLETT.
Loudoun County, Virginia, DIFF
Docrmbnr 10.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-26

DI dl1 I1dIItFSt'II. &C OO'
Haze Just recsived and oFer. for sale,
fahhds. and so barrels first qualify sugar
% do. second quality,
10 pipes old'I.ondon particular Madeira, Z
pipes and tierces London market and
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES:
20 boxes dpt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
| pipe old Cog..sc Brandy,
50 barrels New I'g.and Rum,
40 doprime Whiskey,
10 chests lmpsriaI,
10 do Young Hyson TEAS, of this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
Also, the best selected Flour for do.
Octobc, 81.