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Neqoport Shoe Stare and
Manntacfory,
No. 100, lsIhrro = IREET,
KEPT ny
1OHW ~. DAVIS.

NXTHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, a large assortment OF Lads and
Gcntlemens, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description lie
has those of the -st quality, which he will warrant
and recommend-al,o, quantity that he will sell
at reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Manufactory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce OF superior quality 10 any
which arc made IN Newport, and OF the latest fash
ions, as he employs number Of experienced work
men at Bootmaking, and several excellent worsmcn
in the manufacture of Ladies' SHOES, Of every des
cription.
Those Gentlemen who may wish TO be 6t-
ted to their measure with Boots shoes, will please
to leave their at his shoe-store, or at his
Mandatory in the rear of the same, with his fore
man. Ladies wishing to be fitted with Grecan Slips,
or other Shoes will be waited on by his foreman,
will take their measures, at the shortest notice.
He returns his thanks 70 his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and Aatters
himself by the exertisns he has made to procrue
good workmen, and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
N. B. An assortment OF Morocco, OF all
colors, Binding Skins, Boot-Web, Cord and Tassels,
&c.
~ All orders from town and country viii
be attended to. May 20
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NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
July 10Th. 1912.

SUBJECTS Of His Britannia Mojesty, a.
tresenf within Me United STATES or their ter
ritorieS, deSrous Of proceeding thence 10 any
fart Of she dominions of his said Majesty, and
zviShing 10 trocnre tassforts at The Detarf-
menf IF Siate for htlr greater security, are
hereby noIfcd, hat before obtaining the same,
Mey must furnish TO said Deharfmsnt a des-
critHon of Aeir fersons, TO wit Their age;
their stature, in feet and inches their COM
hie1i0n the color of their hair and Of their
eyes 4; oil which particulars zviX be inserted in
their PASSPORTS respectively, for their better
hrot,r ion hupust Is.
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PUbLiC ftt.nLlti.
BATHING HOUSE,
pELHAM-STREET.

THE proprietor in announcing to the
public in general, and to the patrons of this instl,u
iion in particular, that is opened for the
commodation of those Ladies' and Gentlemen who
wish to partake of the "Mxury of the Ba,h," is
happy in being able state that it is in every res
pect complete at any period since its esnbiish-
ment. To those acquainted it is unnecessary to say
that as TO elegance of accommodation, quality OF
water, situation, cleanliness and attention, this
BArHINo.H ousE is not inferior to any in the Unit
cd States.
1t is open every day, from sunrise until
O'Clock in the evening, Sunday excepted, when it is
closed at 10 in the morning.
":' Holders Of Share. will be furnished
with tickets account (net less than six at time)
by applying at the Bathing. House.
HJe Tiokets sold al The Bathing House,
and at the store Of Mr.. WILLIAM LOWE, No. 1905
Thames-street.-Pricc 50 cents. June 10.
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10000 dollars y
and NO LA nc ITO ".

Harvard CoAege Lottery,
REGINS drawing drawing in September
~ next. This Grand Lottery presents excellent
scheme to make Fortune, for FIVE DoLLAEs--
having many Capital Prizes Orders for the above
Tickets received at the Truly Fortunate Lottery Of
fee Of
J. G. SHAW,
who has lately sold Ten Prizes Of One Hundred Dol
lars each, in the Dir-iHe Road LOTTERY besides a
large number Of SINAI, Prizes Of S 50, rs, &c &c.
Present original price Of Harvard College Tickets
Whoie S
HaLpeS S 3 90
Quarters 8 ST
Bui zviH soon rtss.
The Managers List of!h- dra1u,g IF Dir.
rie Road Lottery has been receired, and may be er
anined gratis at This office; also the d"arcngs as
far hey hare proceeded, Of the Sd ciass Of Union
College Lottery.
Prize Tickets in all tho Lotteries ruiR be taken in
taymeut for Tickets.
Cal once more, and remember, n0Tv 10 The time TO
make a Fortune &!
Exchange and Lottery Office,
July ID, 1912
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Brandyu'ine Paper.
J. G.. SHAW,

Has JUS, received from PhiIqdelbh'a.
Sixty Reams BRANDYWINE PAPER,
consisting of Cap No. 1 s. ,, Quar,o velum post and
medium Drawing, which with his former stock, Of
various kinds of PAPER, makes his assortment as
complete as any in this State. All which will be
Sold as low can be purchased in this town.
January 7.
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. PUBLIC NOTICE. "a
WOOL-C8RDING.s

THE SBOScnDcfs ,SSpcctfullS INFORM
theii friends that their EARpING MACHINES are
now in excellent order for Carding Wool, having
had them N. Wy repaireo.--Every attention will be
paid 10 execute the work in the best manner, apd
the smallest favor grateful. acknowledged
CLAtkE LAYTON.
N. B They have appointed the following persons 40
Agents for receiving Wool who will transport the
same, free of expense, to and from their Cardhg
Machines.
kdward w. Lawton, Newbori.
Sandford Almy, Litle Compton.
Holder Almy, 7iverton.
Portsmouth, August IS.
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Neev Stationary and Scbool
Books.
7. C.. SH law,

rs now opening general assortment OF
h STATIONARY & SCHOOL BOOKS,
which he will sell upon as good terms as can
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POETRY.

description Of some NerVOus Sensations
Composed on remarkably mild moonlight night,
at sea-
BY ~ H. Payne.
ON the deck Of the slow sailing vessel, alone
AS silently sat, all was mute as the grave
It was night and the brightly gtterng shone,
Lighting up, with its lustre, the quivering wave.
So bewitchingly mellow and pure was that CLEAN,
Which she darted while watching oer natures re-
pose,
That thought it resembled Christianty's beam
When it softens and sooths, without chasing, our
And felt such an exquisite wildness OF sorrow
As gazed a. the tremelous glow OF the deep,
That Iiong d 10 prevent the intrusion OF morrow,
And stay there forever, to wonder and weep.
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DESERTED nom on board the y ).
Gun Boat, No. 95, at the Harbor OF Newport, DAx-
1EL HowLANp, seaman, a native OF New-Bedford.
(Mass about 26 years Of age, five feet ten inehes
hghs grey eyes, light hair, much sunburnt, and
stout ouilt-it is supposed he has gone to New'Bed.
ford, having wife at that place. Also, GEORGE
Waters, seaman, native Of Maryland, about "a
years of age, light hair and eyes, ruddy complex
ion, five fee, nine inches high well set; it is suppo-
sed they are in companx. Any person apprehendme
said Deserters and sdkaring them in any gaol, or
delivering them at Newport, shall receive the above
reward or Ten Dollars for either of them.
BY ordeE of the Comnanasnt
Newport, Aug. l2 1872 WM ReBBlNs-
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PNn aifEnd Miniature Painting.
THE Subscriber has opened room, at
No. %, Spring-strset, for the purpose OF
Portrait and Minislure Painting.
.fxS Is. B b ROWLAND.
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\ conveoien, shop, No. l24, directly
opposiic the house Of Col JAMES PERRy. For
terms, applyts NAIhL' hA1Ahp'
April ~.
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber being appointed by the
Hon. Court of Probate for the town of Newport, Ad-
ministrator Of the Estate of
CATO EASTON,
Ga free man of coor) late of said Newport, deccas-
ed Do hereby give notice, that SIX months are al
lowed to the creditors of said estate to exhibit and
prove their respective claims and all persons in
debted are requested to make immediate payment tn
NATH. SWEET, administrator.
Nevport July Is, 1912.
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NOTICE.

JASON SPRAGUE, Esq has been authorized
and empowered Agent for the collection OF al
out uistanding accounts OF the Rhode-Island Republt
can Establishment He is directed to put all ac>
counts [of more than years standing,1 in suit
without distinction, unless settled within twenty
days. W, SINoHSs
Newport, Ialy S, 1870,
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Newport. July Is, 1912.
TO LET,

land immediate possession given
4 STORE fronting Stevenss-wharf. This store
n has large fire place in it. adapted to the usu
" Cooper--and one of the best stands in Newpor.
for that business--or for . House-Wright For part
ticulars, inquire OF JAMES MUMFORD.
lime
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TO LET,

THE HOUSE, No. 16l, Thames street, with
4 large Garden adjoining) nearly opposite the
Post-Ofice Said Estate is pleasantly situated, and
has every accommodation for fami,y.-For terms.
apply to GEORGE WANToN.
June 10.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE subscriber informs the public that
he ha. introduced the Wrifford System Of
Penmsnship into his School, and solicit: fur
ther patrsnage.
He offers for sale, his beautiful School
house and lot, and until sold will let the same,
evenings, to those who may want 1t, at the
moderate ptice Of IS ceats, pee evening,
which will preclude the lending Of it.
n. b. A few scholars wanted in the day
school. T. IRENEtl'
Newport, July IA, 1919,
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For Sac,
HOUSE No. IL, Mill-street, now oc-
cupied by the subscriber. For particulars and terms
which will be liberal, apply to
JOB +. TOWNSEND.
N n. Said house will be Let, if not sold by the
20th september next. August IS.
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Paper Ragmgs and Borders.
COTTON WARP.

5000 VT. first quality CoTToN WAR;,
of various numbers just received and for sale whole
sale retail at reduced prces-Also, assortment
Of American manufactured Goods, by
p. q. RICHnOND.
OT WANTED to engage 10 or Is good weavers,
to whom constant employment will be given. Ap-
piy as above. August Is
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IN COMMON COUNIL,
Juiy Z, 1912.

o1kY 6 1919.
The following resolution Was adopted-to
wit:
Whereas a suit has been instituted by a GER
tain Jas Bazzie, at the instance of The United
States, against Alexander Williams, superin-
tendant Of the Watch, for arresting and con
fnng bin in the Watch House !; Resotved,
That the Common Council do approve Of the
conduct of the said Alexander Williams on
that occasion-And resolved farther, that
j. D. Sirnms, attorney for the Common Coun-
Gil be, and he is hereby instructed to defend
the said Williams i'll the ssit.
Ordered, That the Superintendent OF Police
do cause the intersections of King and West
street to be paved.
That he proceed forthwith to have that part
of Duke street opposite the warehouse occu
pied by Jno. Muncaster and twenty-five feet
of. the strand adjoining paved with round
stone-and also the Gutter, as recommended
by the Committee, provided the expence doe
not exceed S 30, and charge the same to the
general fund
That he cause the County Wharf to be re
pared, and charge the expence thereof to the
general fund.
JTHcTPQ3 Hdl- luS SlCIh VI tuC SouliSii
give notice, thatproposals in writing will be
received by him till the next meeting of the
Cauncil for supplying the Public Lamps with
Oil for twelve months from the second Tues
day i'll August next.
Ordered, That one hundred copies of the
law of l742 laying off the town, together
with such other laws as relate to the corpora
ton, and are pot included in the collection OF
laws, be printed.
Ordered, That Lamps be erected on Union
from Prince 70 Duke street.
Ordred, That the rules and regulations OF
the Poor and Work House at Rlchmond, be
referred to Mr. Smith and Mr.. Hoffman and
toe Board Of Trustees, to consider the expc-
diency of adopting any of them, and that the
said Committee and Trustees revise the pre-
sentrules of the Poor and Work house of this
ea5gn-andr report what alterations or amend
meats are necessary in the same
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BOSTON, July 2.

All accounts received from Connecticut,
vermont, New Hampshire and Maine, agree
10 the representation, that the war is very un-
popular, and thatno voluntary support will be
gwen by the PEOPLE of New England. The
FOLLOWING letterfrom Connecticut is one among
many letters received here, which furnishes
thls Information:
N@'raef ct letter from a fof1ntous toson in
Connecticut, considered as democratic.
You have no idea ofthe sensation the news
~ war against Great Britain has excited in
WIS plac NO one expected it-they would
~. Seilese It till they saw the act containing
.lc aeciaration, since which time the meehan-
and iarme.fs have quilted their shops
a-1 neids, and assembled in small parties to
press their disapprobation of the measure
~ "eir indignation at the conduct of our
. ~ !, rulers. They ask what are the causes
"'is war! Where are the means to carry
aou And what is the object oft ? They
"a perceive no motive which could influence
.aslSon's conduct but his determination to
'S'upiy with the acquisitions Of Bonaparte !;
ny suppose our want Of means will necessa-
.n ~ induce an alliance with France, which they
beppose to De the real object of the war; and
&c can see no difference between an alliance
'nat kind and annihilation. Each one in
III urn will take his stand before the others
va; sNpFess ms sentiments on the occasion,
Ms e the vehemence of his gesticulation fur
&c indubitable evidence of his sincerity.
nan Is bRt one opinion. The most inAuen-
L. se,hoerat in town, one who would not be-
H., mat Henry had received a dollarfor his
trss; 'Osuse has at last given up the Admins
u' and expresses as much indignation at
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SAVANNAH, June 90

Arrived, s1oop Buck, capt Cullum, days
from Hava2oa. Capt. c informs, that nsw
governor for East Florida. sailed from Havau-
ia early in this month, with two government
schooners of Ia guns each, transport and
bout $50 troops. Having separated in a gale
board, returned, not Fl ding the other vessels
he again sailed. In lat. 27 long. 80, 80, spoke
brig Perseverance fon New-Orleans to n
York.--Merkets Tor American produce were
dull $4,000 barrels of -four being on band !;
bills Oil England ad America no sale ; colo
MIA! produce plenty, but no shipments to the
United STATES.
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NOTICE.

TTIlE subscribers to Ashby Gap Turnpike
/ Company, are hereby notified and re-
luestei to Ply to the Treasurer Of said COM
,any on or before the first day of August
ext, the sum OF twenty dollars on each
hare also a further sum of twenty dollars,
on the first day OF December next, on each
and every share, by them respectively SUBJ
scribed.
BY order of the President and Directors.
A. Gibson, Treasurer.
Midrlleburg. June % July /. got
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10 Hire. by tie Month,

10 Fire, by Tue Month,
NNE MALE Coos, equal TO any in
w own,
One G ARDfNG r,
Two LAbCRERS,
One strong, healthy, female KITCH~
EN- SERVANT
One active BOY, aiou IA years of age,
They are of4ere for no other reason than
want IF employ st home nd are ali strict-
honest Inquire f the PIinter.
July 10. st
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FL AG OF TRUCE !!

We understand the collector of Boston re-
eeived a commission for a Flag OF Truce to
carry AuGusTus JOHN FOSTER, Esq late Bril-
fish minister to the United States, from Bos-
ton to Halifax. Mr.. Foster is expected IN
town in few days
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NEW FASHIONED WAR.

We learn that on the arrival 81 the declara-
tion Of war at Eastport, the inhabitants of that
place, went over to ST. Andrews and took by
force all the British goods they could hnd.-
Then the British mustered. came over the line
and took by force, all the -four, sc. they could
6nd. We are happy to learn no lives were
lost. Boston faf.)
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MAeR1ED, at Friends Meeting House, In
Anne Arundel county, Maryland, on Thurs
day the ID July, JOSEPH JANNEy, merchant OF
this place, TO ELIZABETH l1opKINs, OF that
county.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY MORNING, July 10,
/" 40 sHEw
town in a few days.

40 SHEW 20
yHR VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TINE
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
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their measures as the federalists. They all
appear to be determined, rather than suffer
the fraternal hug of Napoleon, to meet the
embraces of the King Of Tsrrors.
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NOTICE.

4 GREEABLYto the direction of Council
II shall receive till next meeting, propo.
sails in voting, Tor supplying the Public
Lamps with Oil for twslve months from the
second Tuesday in August.
]. D SIMMS, C. C.
july 10
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At 10 o'clock, on Monday next, will be sold
on liberal credit, at the stere occupied by
john KINcAID,
All the Stock in Trade,
Surrendered by him for the benefit of his
Notwithstanding of a large variety of
GROCERIES.
1t is requested that those indebted to the
said JOHN KINcAID, will make immediate
payment, otherwise suits must be brought a.
gainst all delinquents and those to whom he
is indebted, are again requested to present
their accounts for examination.
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STEAM BOAI
For the District Of Columbia.

He Msbasers earnestly intreat gene-
/ raj meeting of the subscrib rs at Mr..
)avis's Indian Queen Tavern, Washington
,its, on saturday next at O'Clock, P. M.
July 9 st
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Notice to the Stockholders

Notice to the Stockholders
IN the Fauq9ier and Alexan ria Turnpike
| Company is hereby given, that the further
um of ten dollars on each share will be de-
handed on the first day of August next, and
tie further sum of ten dollars on each share
on the first day of September following.
by order of the President and Directors.
mo Hampton, Treasurer.
N b. The Stockholders in ths town Of
llexandria are requested to MIKE payment
to MIR. THOMAS McoKE, clerk in the Bank
Of Potomac J. n.
auckland, June 26.--Jnly2 aew2m
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they were repealed in November 1910, we
should have been most egregionsly duped.-
Bat Che asks) are they repealed now The
Moniteur declares to us distinctly that they
are not to be revoked till our orders in coun-
Gil are revoked. It Is impossible to put any
other construction onthe concluding sentence
OF these notes in the Moniteur. " Let Eng
land revoke her new legislation OF blockade
and her orders of council, and the Berlin and
Milan DEGREES WILL be annulled, and all neu
trails treated in France as they were previous
to tie present war
Nine outward bound East-Indiamen, under
convoy of the Montague, "a, left Plyalouth
18th May.
The Quebec feet sailed from Plymouth
May 90 Also, hcet for Halifax and New
foundland, with the lo3d regiment on board
The Bloodhound, gun brig, sailed from
Plymouth the 2sth May, with kings mes
senger and dispatches for America.
Cows, May 10.
Arrived the United States sloop of war the
Wasp, from Cherburg Bonaparte left Paris
with his Empress on the 9th inst. for Ger
many Capt Jones, commander ofthe Wasp,
saw him at the Opera at Paris on the 5th.
The following is the only authentic informa-
ton received of Commodore Rogers squadroh
since our last.
AMERICAN SQUADRON.
Capt. Robson, of the ship Erie, from Lis
bon, arrived here yesterday from Newton
don, where he left his ship.
He informs, that on Saturday the 9th ult
in long. ca, he was boarded by the Hornet
sloop of war, capt. Lawrence, (the remainder
OF Commodore Rodgers squadron in sight,,
and informed that two days before they desert
ed fligate supposed to be British, when they
gave chase; but the wind being light, could
not como up with her. The next morning
the weather WIS thick, and when it cleared of
the frigate was not to be seen. Was further
informed that the squadron intended to cruise
between Halifax and Bermuda. When capt.
Robinson left them they were steering S. E.
under easy sail
Capf. r. also informs, that before be left
Lisbon, information had been received, that
the strong fortified position of Amarez, in Es-
tramadura, was taken by Gen. Hill on the 9th
May-The British lost $50 men killed, the
French 400 killed, and 500 prisoners.
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Ordered, That the Auditor issue the fol-
lowing warrants.
Mr. Snyder, s 22o IS
Jno. Fillmore 2
Geo. Warnell
Alexander Williams 10
Cotton & Stewart 1918
JAS. Gullatt IL IS
Geo. Coryelf 30
Chas. Midnight 80
Council adjourned.
E1tract from the minntes.
j. d, SIMMS, C. c.
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TO RENT,
For ONE OR NOPE YEAR.

FOR ONE OR MePE YEARS,
The above STORE, we'll known to be in
complete situation for carrying Oh an exten-
sive Grocery business.
The Dwelling House adjoining occupiedt
Mrs Kincaid will also be Rented, if wanted
with the Store.
JOHN GRID, Truffee.
July 10 st
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On Saturday the 9th ult we had a most vi
oent fall of rain, which in Bucks county was
attended with large hail stones that broke no
less than 7opanes of glass in the Bustletown
Academy, great number in private houses,
and considerably injured the grain IN the fields.
Phil. fafer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-13
CONGR Es s.
LN SENATE, At,4l 1.

The message mentioned in the proceedings
OF the House OF this day was received from
the President Of the u S.
The message having been read,
On motion fMr. Bayard that the injunc-
ton OF secrecy be taken off, respecting
the message last read, it was determined in
the negative as follows:
YEAS--Messrs. Bayard, Dana, German,
Gilman, Goodrich, Gregg, Horsey, Hunter,
Lambert, Lloyd, Reed-11.
NAYS Messrs. Anderson, Bib, Bradley.
Campbell of Ten. Condit, Crawford, Cuts,
Franklin, Gaillard, Giles, Howell, I.eib.
Pope, Robinson. Smith of Md. Smith Of N.
Y. TAFT, Taylor, Turner, Varnum, Wor-
thington--2l.
The message was then referred to Messrs
Campbell of Tenn. Taylor, German, Pope,
and Bayard, to report thereonby bill or o.
thcrwise.
.Ihrii ..
A message was received from the House
Ivy Messrs Wright and Grundy, informing
the Senate that they had passed bill
" laying an embargo OH all ships and vessels