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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-03
2l8 l29 90
E1 Majority for M. Madison, 40.

Thus the hopes of the British faction, aided by a
few deluded and dsafected Republicans, with those
aspiring demagogues, (De Witt Clinton at their
hcad,) who have heretofore styled themselves az
such, now more laid PROSTATE in the dust (!
Mr. Clinton has been for long time past playing
a double gamc--under the character OF Republican
he, or his satellites Holt and Sou,hwck, have pre-
tended that the measures of government were not
fraught with sufficient energy, and that should he
obtain the rule, the would be prosecuted with
vigor and hrmness Until Great Britain should be
made 10 feel our power and respect ourrghts.-This
doctrine would serve we'll for our patriotic brethren
in Kentucky, Ohio, &c.--hut what was to be done
By this Proteus for the beace-,nad people Of the
north !-wliy, forsooth, peace should be made with
England, at any rate Commercc should flourish I.
and the American canvas once more whten every
quarter of the world but il would not do
the nilexibe Republicans Of the SOU b and west
were not to be cajoied by such artfces-they had
witnessed the manly principles of MADISON, and
still his advocates and supporters-he has TAX
en- stand in support of our codntry's rights, and
the people have decreed by great majority Of their
suffrages, that the WAR proclaimed under his adj
mnistration IS the VOICE or THE PEOPLE OF A.
MERIck. Let England sec in this that she has moth.
ing to hope from her friehds here. a.
But what shall we say for Mr. Clintoh--we did
hope, as we expressed on former occasion. that he
would withdraw himself from "the snpre6fa5n con-
test"that he would wait till the PEOPLE saw fit to call
him 10 their councils; in this disappointed.
Like Aaron Burr hrs snbilrn got the better of his
prudence land he has falen,to rise no more! This,
We believe is the sentence pronounced by every real
Republican in America So
As Cesar ioved me, weep for him;
!" As he was fortunate, ! rcJ,ice at it;
'' As he was Uaisaat, honor him
But, as Ire was AMBITIOUS, slew him -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-03

We understand, that letters have been re-
ceiycd in town announcing that the Electors
OF North Carolina were chosen on Friday last,
by jim. so,c Of the Legislature and that the
Madisooian Ticket FrevaiIcd.---sev-Y York
Mrrraa'ifr >fdrersissr, N.vsn5er 2s, 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-03


The owners of the priyatecr Dcnjamin franklin.
OF this port, which some tine since captured the
British sch Industry. laden with salmon, have, since
her condemnation, purchased the vessel, ani by
permission Of government, restored her TO the orig
nal proprietors together with their interests in the
proceeds OF the cargo. This vessel was owned by,
and sS the only suppor, of an old lady, the moih-
or of numerous family, aud who, with one OF her
daughters, board at the time of her capture.
The President has ordered, that the public and
private armed vessels OF the United States shall not
molest any dnarmed British vessels bound to Sable
Island, and laden with supplies for tie humane es-
tsbiishment at that piace.--I2e War.
Arrived at Portsmouth, on Friday last the Brit.
ish barque Fsher, from Rio Janeilo for London la
den with valuable cargo OF hides, taIlow, cotton
and specie, and few boxes Of chrysta stones, for
jewelry. She was taken SIS days previous, oil the
Western Islands, by the prva,eer Fox, Of Ports
mouth. She has not seen any cruizers since captur-
ed The brig taken by the Fox is also stated to have
got into some port-BoSf Pol Dec. 1.
1ohn Bull ashore.
On the 4h ut the John Bull, Ca Kings Packet
out of New-Provdence, was chased ashore the
southwest end of CrooKed-lslsnd by the privatcer
Rove. OF Nsm.Ynrk -
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TAKE NOTICE.

A second hand copy of the Edinburgh
edition of MIisSav's Commentary on the Scripture
This vaIusbtr work, in six folio volumes is offered
for sale at one laif the original cost.
n. n -fhc IL ard 81 vols HAY BE- seen at this OF :
fec sept. 70.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-03

Q~J ne are eompetedio cn" many tiisctes 20 sirc
pace to Mr. Russeas letter, Of hieA earnestly
rife ne attentive pernsai # orr rcaders,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-03
Union CoAsgs Lottery, No. A.
10000 Dolls. Highest Prize.

or Not f1yo Blanks 10 a P,i.e.
The FIRST 1000 blanks drawn TO be entitled TO
8 10 prize each. The above Lottery will begin to
draw in the City Of Ncw.Sork on the nrst Tuesday
Of December, and will continue to draw 600 num-
bers each drawing day, until the whole is completed.
Orders for Tickets in the above Lottery will be
received at the Truly FSr,:aa4se Lottery Office Of
t7' J. &. SHAW. Ia
Present price Of whole Tickets 5 $50, Quarter,
S 2-25, bd, will soon rise.
JOSIAH c. SH.fTY.
Newport. Nov. 26, 1912
Casn for Rhoae- Island Eriase Shares
WANTED S Rhodc.lsland Bridge Shares, for
which the highest market price will be given.
Enquire at the Exchange and Lottery Office Of
1OSIAH e. SHAW,
who continues 10 transact business usua as Stock
Exchange and Insurance TIrokcr. Particular aten-
ton will bS paid to the commands Of those who
cntrust him with their business, and every favor
gratefully acknowledged.
Dec. 3. JOSIAH &. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-03

The sch. Crow!er, mounting guns, be-
longing to Commodore Chuuncey's squadron
on Lake Ontario, has captured small sloop
on her passage from York to Kingston, with
the ceec,s, and, il is reported, the body Of
the late General iirock.---Jfcy. -zcv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-03

The iias OF bA;,le ships in,endel 10 ie
built by government, it is said, instead oil be-
ing called as, will be dcnominated SEVEN
ry-sixsns, ia al!usion to tic e.a OF Anicri-
can Independence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-03
csio Electoral rofe.

The Republican majority in Ohio over III.
scIfsryled heaee furry, is hea,Iy SIX raoc
SAND!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-03

The Committee of,h. House Of Rcpresen-
tativcs on Naval Aiiaiis have agreed, we un-
ders,and, 10 recommend the imme dia,e build
INK and eqpipmen, of ships OF The line, 10
frisatcs, an. 20 sioops of war.---i6.
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NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, DECEJfBER 5, 1912.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

Yesterday the Electors of President and Vice Pre-
sdent of the United States met in their respective
Statcs, gave their votes for these imprtant Offices
the following statement is probably the result Of The
Election -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-03

The United States f-iga,e Constellation,
SO guns, Capt. STEWART, is 70 sail from
Washington about the 10th of this mon b.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-03

On Tuesday last, or iycd a, this por'; Brit
ish brig Union, Andrew Colin, prize-u.aste-,
captured on her passage from Guernsey to ST.
Kits, by the Gen. Armstrong, Of Ncw-York.
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NOlICr.

THINKING II expedient to teach school, shall
be obliged to any of the Methodist Society who
can furnish me with ssholars.--Those Of other de-
nominations will be equally acceptable. 10 com
nence in the Methodist Chapel about the 10th inst.
BENZ. +. LANDLORD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-03

Lock and Gun Smith,
INFORMS the public be has taken shop on sher.
man -wlmrf--whcrc he executes all kinds Ct work
IN iron, in the neatcst manoer, and at The shortest
notice Oct o.
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1Doetrv.
SPANISH SOLDIERS FAREWELL.

Lo yonder they come and your soldier must fly
Yet weep not, my dear, though the moment Is nigh
go and arm laden with sadness It's true,
But 60 to the battle for freedom and you;
q soon shall this falchion in bitterness fall
On the treacberous head of the murderous Gaul;
Of thee will think mid the clangor OF arms,
And strive by my daring to meet thy charms;
Then weep not, my love, tits transient farewell,
Again shall our bosoms triumphantly swell
o weep not, my Isabel-weep not-adieu,
For my life commend to heaven and you.
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FOP SALE-m NesttoYt,

FOX SALE-W WeStt0rt,
AER A Vessel, of the following di-
sXRA mcnsons, viz.-20 inches rising to
SZXESy 124 feet floor, 54 feet keel, 20 feet
.R- beam, GA feet On deck, 9 feet hold
She is now in position to make any alteration that
may suit the times, as she stands mbered of as good
materials can be found Said vessel is luit BY
the same draft, (sxceptng an addition Of feet in
the length Of her kee of the sailing vessel cal
led the Emily, Of New-Bedford, Morton, master
Whoever wishes to purchase such vessel, can OBJ
tain her at short notice, by applying TO the subscr
Der, who is now engaged at work oil her.
ISAAC ROWLAND.
Westbor', JNos.. July 10, 1912
FLOUR.
t2 bbls. superfne Flour, Mather's brand,
received and for sale, by
Iusr RECEIVED. AND FOR SALE, BY
7bnrstOn, Stevens & Freeborn,
y No. 3, Langley's-wharf,
200 bbls. of Tar
200 do. Rosin
100 do. Turpentine
20 do. BRIGHT Varnish
20 do. Spirits 7wpentine;
hid. C0bberaS;
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED, AS ABOVE,
100 bbls. fresh Wilmington Flour;
1000 VT. Hams
1000 W.T.. Cofee;
A hhds. N l., Rum
70 puncheons sweet favored do.
5000 W.T.. Upland N. c. Cotton
Newport. June 10, 1912.
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10000 dollars |! u
IN II no L CIIO "

HauarQ LOiA6t Lout,y,
II EGlNS drawing drawinP in September
- next. This Grand Lottery presents an excellent
s. meme make Fortune, tor FIVE DoLLARs--
having many Capital Prizes Orders FOR the above
Tickets received at the Truly Fortunate Lottery OF.
tce of
]. &. SHAW,
who has lately sold Ten Prizes of One Hundred Dol
lars each, in the LirrtRe ho4d Letter,i tesdes
large mum Der of small Prizes OF 81 S rs, sc. &c:
Present original price of harvard College Tickets,
Uhole S
Hafves s 2 90
Quarters S 81
Bun zriH soon RISE
Tile Managers List ofthe Gra~rng ct Dir
piHe Road Lottery has been receiped and noy be
anined gratis at Ais office, also the drawings 40
far ney hare proceeded, Of the Sd class ef Cni0'
College Lottery
PIlze Tickets in all the Lotteries MIL be taken IN
taymeut for Tickets.
Cal once more, and remember, nop is the time 20
make a Fortune
Exchange and Lottery Office,
July Ia, 1912 4e &
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-08-13
Fashionable Shoes.

JOHN N. MANSFIELD,
HAS Just received at his Shoe-store, large
II assortment of Ladies' Shoes, Of the following
kinds, viz. plum color, lelac, cream, salmon, tea
light and dark green morocco.
Also-a handsome assortment OF black morocco
Shoes with and without heels misses and chlldrens
morocco Slippers and ties, all colors gentlemen's
Ncw-York and Boston made fine Shoes and Pumps
ladies' Grecian Slippers; boys morocco dancing
Pumps misses kid Slippers.
Likewise-six trunks Of mems and women's low
priced Shoes one trunk oldfashioncc stud shces |;
New-york manufactured Caifskns; meats leather
Bcot-Iegs and Tops Boot sos's Binding skins,
Sc. &c. or
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber being appointed by the
Hon Court Of Probate for the town Of Newport, Ad-
mnis,yaior Of the Estate Of
CATO EASTON,
Ia free Of color,) late Of said Newport, decess-
ed: Do hereby give notice, that six months are al
lowed the creditors Of said estate TO exhibit and
prcve their respective claims and all persons IN
debted are requested to make immediate payment ~
NATH. SWEET, .fdr;nisfrafor.
Newport, July Is, lsfo.
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EOR SALE.

THE Estate whereon the subscriber re-
sides. situate in Cranston, one and half mile from
the market-house in Providence. For terms and de-
scrption Of this very pleasant place, apply to Ash
Err ROBINS, Esq. at Newport, or TO
July Is. CHRIST. ELLERY.
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THOSE BRi liSH SUBJECTS
u resident within the State of Rhode-Isand, are
required forthwith TO report themselves, agreeably
TO the abeve acts and notice, at the MAKsHALs.Of-
flee in Providence, or to DuTEE j. PEARcE, Esq
Deputy Marshal, in Newport.
T.. X. DEXTER,
Marshal Of Rhode Island.
Providence, II. l. july. IS, 1Sl2.-J 81 Sw.
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62 bbls. superfne Flour, Mather's brand,
received and for sale, by
July % RICHMOND & ROGERS.
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8. $. Suhreme Jndierai Cogrs, Clerks
Office. JiliU 27fh, 1912.

OHlct, JNU zdtN, ieI@.
WHEREAS, RICHARD CASEY, now residing in
Newport in the county of Newport. laborcr. FORM
cry Of Scituate in the county of Providence, hath
this day fled in said Office his petition. praying (or
reasons ,hereid stately that the bonds of matrmony
between him and his wife, JEavsHA Classy, now
residing in said Sctuate, may be dissolved, and a
decree Of divorse promulgated this is therefore to
give notice to the said ysRpsHA CASEY, and whom.
soevcr else il may concern, that they be and appear
Before the next supreme judicial court, to be holden
at Newport, within and for the county OF Newport,
on the fourth Thursday Of August next, to shew
cause, f any they m, have, why the prayero OF said
petition ought not to be granted
SIDEON PALMER, CLkRE.
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PCbLiC 'f4:Al,TH.
BAI'HING HO USE,
PELHAM-STREET,

THE proprietor in announcing to the
public in general and to the patrons Of this instQs
tion in PARTICULAR that it is opened for the ac-
commodation Of those Lsdes and Gentlemen who
wish to psrtake OF the " luxury of the Bath" is
happy in being able to state, that il is in every res
pect complete any period since its esnblish-
mpt. To those acquainted it is unnecessary to say,
that as to elegance Of accommodation, quality OF
water. situation, cleanliness and attention, this
BArHINc-HousE is not inferior TO any in the Unit
9d States.
1t is open every day, from sunrise until 9
O'Clock in the evening, Sunday excepted, when it is
closed at 10 in the morning.
- Holders OF Shares will be furnished
with tickets on account (not less than six at time,
by applying at the BathiDg-House
D' Tickets solo az The Bathing House,
and at the store of Mr. WILLIAM LOWE, No. 100,
Thames -street-Prce SO cents. June 10.
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TO LIZ. l.,

WOI ILE.
THE subscriber informs the public that
he has introduced the WriEord System of
Penmanship into his School, and solicits fur
ther patronage.
He offers for sale, his beautiful School.
house and lot, and until sold will let the same,
evenings, to those who my want it, at the
moderate price of Is cents, per evening,
which will preclude the lending OF it.
N. b. A few scholars wanted in the day
school, T.. TREVETT.
Newport, July IA. 1912.
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TO LEI,
THE HOUSE, No. 161, Thames street, (with a
large Garden adjoiniHg) nearly opposite the
Post-Ofce. Said Estate is pleasantly situated and
has every accommodation for famiy.-For terms,
apply 10 GEORGE WANTON.
June 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01
BY the Governor Of tie Commonwealth OF Virsinia
"A Pro CL.4.M.31IoN.

w HEREAs various complaints from Militia OF.
w iaers and others of the inconvenience of the
Uniform (now estabshcd) have been made to the
Executive of the Commonwealth-For remedy
whereof, have thought fit, by and with the advice
of the Council OF State, issue this Proclamation,
prescribing the Uniform Of the Militia of this Com
noawealth to be as follows
For the General OEcers.
dark blue coat, skirts lined with buff, cape, la
pels and cuffs buff, yellow buttons gold cpaulets,
Zone each shonlier) black cooked hat with black
eockade and black stock.
For the Artillery.
blue coat, skirts lined with red Cape, lapes,
and cuffs red, vest buff overas blue, edged with red
yellow buttons, cooked black hat with red cockade
For the Light Infantry.
a dark hlue short coat with half lapels, cape and
cuffs white, white lining and buttons, white and
eveas blue with white seams black half boots black
stock, round hat cooked the left side, with black
aockade.
For the Grenadiers.
4 dark blue coat, cape, lapels and cuffs white,
white lining and buttons, white vest and blue overalls
with white seams, black haboots, black stock, cooked
hat, with black cockade.
For the RiRc,nen.
linen hunteg shirt of purple color, with ovcralls
OF the same, leather mockisons Shoes round hat,
cooked the left side, with black cockade & black
stock.
For the a,rin body Of the .1fihtiz.
o. blue hunting shirt, trimmed With red fringe,
blue overalls with red seams, round hat, cooked on
the LETT side, with black cockade and black and red
plume, black CATERS half-boots-The Officers u
inform tn be dark blue coat cape, lapes and cuffs red
white lining and buttons, white vest, blue pantaioons
with red seams, black stock, cooked hat with black
cockade.
For the Cavalry.
A short darl. blue coat, with yellow buttons, white
lining, half iapels cuffs and cape red, whse and
leather brooches, jack boots and spurs, black stock
and black leather cap, dressed the with
Bear-skin, and decorated with light blue sash, and
red and white plume.
The officers the main body of the militia, of the
light infantry, grenadieTs rfemcn and cavalry to he
distinguished by Epauets of Silver; the officers of
artillery to be disnguishedby Epaslets of Gold.-
The Field -Oiicers TO two Epaulets, the cap
tains one the right, and the subaterns the
left shoulder. All officers to side arms and
+ boots
Provided, however, that where any troop Of Ca
yalry, composed of Artillery, Gcuadiers, Light In
sfanry, Rdemen of the main body Of the Militia,
ssha have provided themselves with Uniform, DIFF
ferent from that herein prescribed, they respec-
lively permitted to the for six months,
drom and after the date hereof.
Given unler my hand as Governor and under
the seal OF the Cannon wealth, at Rich
Il. 81 mond, this esd day Of January, 1912, and
OF the Commonwealth the thirty-sxth
JAMES BARBOUR.
January 2s. ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

& hN Friday the 9TH day Of next month, at the
Vcnduc Office of James Brown, Esq. will be
sod, all the Household and Kitchen furniture of the
late GEORGE w. SMITH, Esq. consisting OF q
Sdcboard, Mahogany Settcc and Chars, Beds and
Bcd.sieads with Curtains, Tables, Chairs Table and
Tea China, 81. sc. Two Negro Men aud ono
Woman Cook-9 lays credit will be given for all
Sans a1oyc : 5O--under that stan, Cash.
All persons having claims the Estate, will make
them kn0wn without delay, tlipse indebted, car
nesy solicited to make immediate payment, as 80
indulgence can be given.
10 Rent, ths Brick House near the Main-Street
in front OF the one lately occupied BY the late Gov
S.Iuth.
SAMUEL g. ADAMS,
1i1liqistrafor IF q. ~. Smith, decd.
Eeh.aslsi, !a.rasryes, 1919. {ads,)
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January 2S.

TsytIE MECIIANICKS are respectfully solicited to
z meet next Saturday at O'clock for tho purpose
of making such arrangements as they may deem most
fit, towards the establishing Fire Hose Company.
II was unavoidabiy postponed last Saturday on &C
count of bad weather.
A MECHANICK.
1t the Capitol.
n. b. The author of the last piece which appeared
in the different papers in this cy cannot but lament
his having been considered being partial TO the
Young Mechanicks--he expected that every person
who under tIie age OF rs, strong able bodied
men, would consider themselves included in that
notice, neither did he intend it TO be particularly
partial to any other persons but mechancks-Hc
supposed that the mechancks of the city Of Rich
mond possessed not only the means, but also te
gy TO establish valuable society.
MECHANICK.
Jan. 30. It
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

MASTER Or POLICE FOR THE CITY OF
IVA R!ClIMOND.-Inp pursuance OF Resolution
passed 10y the Common Hail oil said city on the eth
OF JANUARY, lSl2-Notice is hereby given that the
appointment OF a Mastered Police Tor said city, viii
taNe place the third .'ionday az next a,,ontl, and
that the salary of that Officer has been encreased to
twelve hundred dollars.
N. SHEPPARD, Cluk.
january 80. Ct
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Isy Thomas Richie.

nj. CONDiTIONS----Five Dollars year, to be
paid annually III advance. Those who 10 not direct
their papcrs TO be discontinued ut t,e en, OF the year,
will be considered engaged for the ncXt--Sone VIII
BE- discontinued unit! NJ! arrearagcs have .ecn paid.
tDN,ERTIS ESIENrS.--NOne will be inserted in
this paper unless they are pad tor or guaranteed ny
son.e respectable person in this city or Manchester.
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. 1t the Cd6ito!.

ETOR RENT, near the Capitol, a large and conve-
e. nient Brick-House, with stable pump, &c. APP
ply to Mr.. Geo. Greenhow, or to
l.. III. GIRARDiN.
jan. 80. q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

GALES at AUCTIoN.-On Saturday the list Fee
~ bruary, at half past O'Clock in the afternoon,
will be sold, on the premises, valuable LOT of
GROUND, containing SIS feet four inches in 'front.'
situated on the north side of the Swan Tavern street.
nearly opposite Mr.. Louis Wercq's brick build
iugs and between the corner lot belonging to Doctor
James Ly ons and the house occupied by 8Ir. Henry
Po!lard-rhe title is believed 20 be indisputable.-
Terms made known ut the time of sale.
JAMES BROWN, jr. v. M.
Jan. 90. ids
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

DEBATE
On the third reading Of The Oil for raising
an additional military force Of IS GOO