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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08
WEST GREEN WiCH MANU-
,FA,r NG COMPANY.

THE subscribers have established Mauufactur
4 ing Company in the Town of Wes;-Greoawich-
Rhode Island under the above title, where they in
tend to Manufacture all kinds Of Cotton.(;oods.
They have taken the recently occupied by 10.
sepn Hoxe, on News -Neck-Hll, where every sub
ect apper,sinug to their business wiz receive immc
da,c lad prompt attention. Persons disposed to
courage this young establishment, will fnj their
Goods Of as good quality and fair price as at
any other manafactory in the state.
SIMON REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM HALL,
JOSEPH lIOXIE.
Mr.. All persons indebted TO Joseph I,oxe, eth.
er by Note or Book Account, are requested to make
immediate payment as he is determined to settle al
his accounts without asl.y.
West Greenwich, December 5. 1872,
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Pyactice WLaqO.
TO BE SOLD,

A Small FARM in Portsmouth,, containing
- upwards of ~ acres Of excellent Land, weA
watered, with Dwelling House and Onl. Buildings,
two Orchards, and number of excellent fruit trees
Said Farm is under good improvement For further
particulars inquire of THOMAS sHEARMAN, on
che premises. or HENRY r. SHEARMAN.
Portsm0uth, Mar. @, 1919.
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
Distr1ci of Rhode-Istand.

DiSFficI oT hd0uf-IStGNu.
I'm pursuance of Warrant from the Hon,
l. DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge OF the Dis
g. IL
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-23

ing that the non-lntercourse was as iniu.
rlous to himself as to his enemy, issued an
ukase, by which an indirect trade with
England, through the intervention of q
neutral flag, was permitted---Russia still
remained at was with England, and the di.
rect trade with her was still prohibited.
This relaxation at the continental system
seems to be the sole real cause of tho war
between France and Russia.
Ever since the date of the aboyemeo.
toned ukasc, the wa: seems to have been
anticipated by Alexander, and he has been
diligently preparing for the event by tho
most vigorous exertions for the increase
and Improvements Of his army. Bonaparte
In all former wars has surprised his encr,v
by the rapidity Of his movements, and by
falling upon them before they could con.
centfale their forces, has beaten them bv
piece meal-The Russians seem to b,vr
been on their guard against such a sur
prise. They sent ;hoir troops as soon "a
they were raised, to the western frontier.
and 1t was said that as early as June, lslI.
their army there amounted to 100000 men
Part OF tlve army in Turky had been be-
Tore that time ordered tothat station. The
centre OF this army was at wilma, the right
and left wings were at ChawIi and Walko-
wisk, each little more than hundred
miles distant. Bonaparte about the same
time increased his force in Russia and POI.
land, and the commencement of hostilities.
was from that time daily expected
The negotiations in the mean time werer
pending, bat the whole of the correspon.
dence which has been made public, is that
part which was subsequent to the asth Of
april, 1912. OF thirteen letters which
have been published, two only are of any,
importance.
~! the others relate TO matters Of form.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.
May IL.

p AN AWAY from the subscriber, liy
ga ing III Centreyilie, Fairfax county.
va on the 9Th March last, { Mulatto Man
named WILLIAM RUTLEDGE, about
five feet five or six inches high, tolerablv
well made, IS or So years Of age, wears
i5rrcraly handkerchief about his head
and ears or the ear-ache, Had on when
he went away roundabout and pantaloons
oil grey coating. Has free wife who for.
Incrly resided in Georgetown or tn cityor
Washington, and himself being formerly
hired there and at the Great Falls it is pre-
sumablc he has made for one ofthose piac-
cs or some of the fisheries. He is a tole
lable waterman and may possibly be about
the wharves (; is carpenter by trade and
Will hire himself in that capacity if he can
meet with any person disposed to employ
him-lt is more than probable he will vi
sit the Navy-Yard for employment--is We.
~ much addicted to drink
Whovevcr will apprehend said Negro &
bring him to the subscriber living in Cen
treville, or lodge him in the Alexandria or
Fairfax jails shall be entitled to the above
reward.
GEORGE ADAMS.
April 81.
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TOE .

'HNHE Subscribers expect to have con-
d siderable quantity of ICE to snare.
and wishing to arrange some definitive plan
Tor the disposal Of it-propose to furnish
those who may want by the season uDon
terms which will be made known in a
subscription paper they intend TO circulate
III few days, orupon application to
WIN. L. THORNTON.
Druggist, Fair9ar Street, or
RICHARD II. LITiE,
MAY %.
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Total-l7.27l.3oo l1soso

'~f 3SCp 1920
Nearly all these Kingdoms and grand
dutchics asc OF the creation Of BonaDar,c
Macmillan Joseph. king of Bavaria. was
eicctof OF Bavaria. The Inhabitants of his
electorate amounted to about $500 coo.
BUT to reward him for his services against
the emperor, to waom he had sworn ale
slancc, III The war which was concluded by
Inc treaty OF Presburg, Bonapartc procur-
e" iof MN IN that treaty recognition of
the tue ol king, and ccssion of new terri
tories Tic has SINCE received new acces-
sions TO his kingdom, OF possessions OF
cNtirpated princes, so tina: he is present
the most powerful prince of the league,
and III rctmn for so many gifts, one Of the
most devoted servants Of Napoleon bis pa
iron.
The kingdom Of Wirtcmbure was Exc
wise founded by The treaty Of iorcsbure, and
The fidelity Of the king to Borapartc's inte-
rest has been purchased by similar add.
lions to his dominions.
The kingdom OF Westphalia takes its
date from the peace of I'ilsit. 1t is en-
ureiy oil Bonaparte's creation, and was ei
ven 10 his Youngest brother Jerome. 1t
consists OF part Of Prussia, part of Ike
electorate Of Henovcr, the dutchy of Bruins
Wick Wciienouttel, the electorate Of Hes
Sc. Casscl, and several other districts.
The kingdom of SaxOny was formed at
the same time, and embraces, the electo-
rate of Saxony, the circle of Corbuss, and
some o'her small districts. The king Of
Saxony, by the gil, of Donaparte, enjoys
the sovereignty Of the grand dutchy of
Warsaw, but 1t forms a distinct govern
ment. The dntchy contains population
OF 100000, and is the sole representative
of the ancient kingdom OF Poland Bona.
parte, ON entering Warsaw in 1906, issued
proclamation. in which he promised to
give independence to!Poland. He however,
changed bis mind, and contented himself
with erecting the lutchy of Warsaw, Civ.
ing it new constitution, and placing over
it, as hereditary grand duke, the new made
king of Saxony. The Poles were not per-
'fectly satisfied with this result, as it is cyi.
dent from the following biasphcmous Lam
yuagc in the proclamation of the Polish di-
rcctory, on the adoption or The new consti-
tutjons
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-23
PHILADELPHIA, June ls.

TORNADO About half past O'Clock o..
w ciicsday evening, a violent tornadcs
passed over this city, and did considerable,
damage TO the trees and fences. 1t was ac-
companied BY thunder, lightning, and rain
and lasted about twenty minutes. After
the storm the darkness of the night was
unusually great; and nor q Ia1.,t zpes Hphf,,
cd in the city. rs the suddenness Of The.
storm must have caught hundreds of the.
citizens from their homes, the inconyepi.
cncc they would suffer from running A..
Satnat each other, and their feet being en-,
tangled in the branches Of the poplars and,
e'ms with which the pavements were strew..
ed, was readily TO be imagined. 1t Is upon
such occasions that prompt and attentive,
police is valuable but such attention. nm.
fortunately is not to be expected in our ci-
ty. When the mud, after being scranecs
UP, is permitted to remain in piles, until II
Is again spread out by the feet of horses and
the wheels of carts, carriages and wap~
CONS, we cannot expect that on such an,
emergency as storm, any provision for.
tho comfort ofthe citizens will take place
we believe that the tornado of Wednes.
day evening produced considerable other
damage than the twisting off the branches
OF poPlars and elms. We have not had
leisure to- ascertain the extent of injury.
we are crcdiby informed that the new
market house, a very neat and eommodious.
building just completed at the south end,
OF the city, IS entirely thrown down, and
that the Franklin rod attached to the shot
tower OF Mr.. Bishop, was completely melt-
ed down to the edge OF the roof and tho
chimnies thrown off. Several houses in
the same end Of the town were unroof.
cd.
The flashes Of lightning were SO incesa
SAINT that gentleman who noticed them
by his watch, declares that for the snace
OF halt all hour there was no intermission.
These were instaataneously followed bt
bursts of thunder SO loud and terrific, az
to induce belief that serious damage mu,e
have been done by that destructive element.
We have not yet been able to ascertain the,
amount OF injury. The eastern mail stage,
was long etarncd by the trees which were.
rooted up or wrenched in twain by the
fiery tempest.
Our streets this morning were .trewed
with the dcpredatiors Of the storm, COM
slsting of broken boughs and trunks sca,s
tered in every direction. We have nos
heard whether the blockading squadron
has received any damage although it is by
no means imProbable.- u. S. Gazene., 5
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4. GRAY.
90 DOLLARS REWARD.

AN AWAY from the subscriber in
IA Alexandria on the 4th inst. 7Xos. CIR
hsenss' an apprentice TO the carpenters bu-
ainess, sixteen years old and about five
feet high red hair and light complexion.
From information have received [ an in.
duced TO believe he may have gone TO Bal.
timorc. ] will give the above reward for
securing him so that get lin again.
BENZ. ID PATTERSON,
Alexandria.
Nav IL.
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SHAD, No. l,
For SALE ny
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WEDNESDAY, .zU.N-E %, 1913.
from me London Weekly Messenger.
HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE
w Ak IN THE NORTH OF EUROnC
CONFEDERATION os THE RurSE.

coNfEpERArIoN Of THE RHINE
The states united under this title ac-
khowledging strict allegiance TO the en-
peror oi France, may DC considered as hay
ing succeeded to the ancient empire of Ger
many. The confederation embraces the
"ioic oil Germany, except the hereditary
states oil the house of Austria, s. even they
nave been cncroached upon by it, the small
portion remaining i'll Prussia, pavs of the
dutchy oil Holsleip, and the countries which
have been from time to time, annexed to
France. The three hundred indcDendcnt
princes as they were called, who were uni
ted under one elective head, 10 whom they
owed but limited obedience, have given
pace 20 the lorty two members OF the pre-
seht rhhiederacy, and their possessions
nave oesn given to the present inCumbcnts
as the purchase OF their submission 10 all
tue wishes oil Bonapartc. More than half
ct tnesc states have been admitted. into the
conicderacy at different times since It's IN
situtlon, and as has been before observed.
they arc all bound by their constitution 10
become parties in all the wars undertaken
by france, and "a furnish their ulota OF
troops by ratio agreed upon at the time
o! their admission Most ci them have a.
depted the Napoleon code. Thc following
table contains the names of tie PRINCIPAL
states, the number Of their iuhabi, ants, and
the number of troops they are bound to
keep in service for every 100000 furnish
CO b! France, VIZ.
Military
Population. contingent.
Kingdom Of Bavaria. 3,65O,oOo 10000
Kingdom of Wmtem.
burg, 1908 400 $4,000
Kingdom Of Saxony s
duchy OF Warsaw, 100000 10000
Kingdom Of Westpna-
ha' 2,o65,ooo $4,000
Grand duchy OF Frank
fort, 100000 1000
Grand duclsy of Ba-
den, g69,soo 5000
Grand duchy of Berg
and Cicves, 100000 5000
thirIy 1--we oitlcrs. 2,463,50o 1880
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Printing handsomely executed at
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-26
EDUcA7yoN.


he Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he intends 10 continue his
SNhoOL the ensuing yesr, in which will be taught
the English. Latin, French, and Greek La, euase.
grammatcsly Psnmnnship, Arithmctic, Survey
ing. Gcogrsphy, Composition, Bairs Lectur, 6, Ma.
turai and Moral Philosophy, with the use of the
Siobe'.--His price for board 3; tuition wiibe SlrO
each sosrder andins his own bed, hetdine and eas.
dies Asacaton of one month will lie allowed COM
mencng on the 18th June preyioss TO which will
be an Examination OF the School, at which he would
be happy TO see all the parents and guardians of his
pupils.
KNOWING the great anxiety OF parents for the i'm
proVement ct their children, being sensible nf the
Importance OF the trust committed to- his care and
earnestly Wishing to Joy the great satisfaction OF
showing that his pupils have lcarnsn "a, well as TIL
capacities woull permit, he is resolve, not TO a;mi,
greater nnmter than can be duly attea,ied to-
from the concord of his present schoisrs a,,a the
sttaehneut ~h'sh they manifest aimsel, mis- fam
~ and one another, they shall have the preference.
That he may be enabled TO pay dre attention TO
the morals OF his pupir, and prevent, as far as DO,
soir, the errors and accidents II which Young per-
sons are liable, he will keep them as muck in bis
presence at al! times, as may be practicable The
term VIII commence on the 10Th January and end
on the 18th December.
1'HOS. 3. COLEMAN
Caroline county, Nov. 70. -,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-26

& ' TERRELL & l. ATKINSON, intend to con.
~ uh''e their School the ensuing yesr, in The
house winch they az present occupy viz he ono
fronting the Governors and sdjcnng Sonthgate's
iEe Pan pursued IN their Seminary, embraces the
several branches Of liberal e,iur.tiov
The Latin and Greek augus ees are ts.,-bt nv 7,
purpose.
The Enshsh lsns,aee, Arithmetic, Ceo,rspby
g,tl, The use Of tbs Globes. History Bellies Lrt,res
tahospphy, Mathensiics ami the French .-hcuso-
are taught by c. Terrell. Ro,h Teachers uoi,. in
the exercise Of their influence ann authority, FOR The
preservation OF good orrer III he Seminary and for
the morsl Il Intellectual Improvement, o. tie stnde,t
and they spare no pains necessary for e,tsb!sh;r
hini ~ the ruiimeats OF learning cen sdcrius th;,
the best means for facilitating his future proeres
fs,y have Il IN mind to propose u the other
eaenes OF this city to JON them IN associaa teir
Senoois tw.ec year st the Capitol, tor the purpose
o. hsVhH tne'' similar classes "a each pEbcly exsra.
ned together hoping by tks uleaae tn -xcite and
call o;o fut operation. the generous and ,oble .ynn
iarcn ~ youth, Which, III no other manner can he
property sr'rsed, or so well directed Tbev .,i, =
thar plan OF this Kind, udicicusy arrqnPed womb
tend, IN an eminent degree e. ndsc KiebTaond IN
Athena OF Arocrica.
The terms are ST. entrssee for fuel. snd e4O Oh.
tetm ,cF tu'n' to be paid quarterly 10 advance or
DIX thc quart Tor any portion az tcns less than
the term. Several boys Gan he adr,itted into th.
School Immediately. G. Terrell viii haze IL Il, h;s
power to accommodate the sage nnrsh-r of hovs
win "eard "'sEing,that he hsG With lin at Dres
ent, ana on the same terms, w. $50 the term.
On thursday and Friday, the SID aDd i.h az No.
een"'er ntX', theY propose 10 have General eya-
"''hSu"h o' their School, 20 whch tha Ls..,ts and
snard'2h9 OF the STUDENTS are respectfii'y NV ed
Also, toe Teachers the city aud Ei.otInn,., ~, -
ieei interested III the edueation Of YOU a.
Nov. o. WITT
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Foreign.

LonDoN. Sept t8.
M ETfeditio7. Besides feet Of fifteen
sail OF the line, very large bombard,t,g
force is at present collecting in the Do.os
Nothing has transpired as to the object and
destination Of this armament, bot the or.
ders for its sailing are hourly expected.
DECLARATION OF DENMARK
AGAINST SWEDEN.
CoPENHAcEN. Sent. g
The Copenhagen Official Gazette 6outains
the Danish declaration Of war against swe-
den, dated to day, September 2. 4, st.,,ss
ia substance as follows:
After the peace concluded Of Ire,
Keeping, Between Denmark and Sye4so
the king Of Denmark constantly sptne3
himself 70 maintain the good io,ci!igense 70
established between the two powers. Bow-
ever snce that epoch, the Swedish COO.
near the Cattegat has not ceased ser.in, a.,
a station FOR the enemy's Cruiser. nov ,,I,-
standing the engagements en,ered mo .,
the same f~ea.y 20 protect Danish veseeIe
on her cCasti. The ,ubssquent state ~ 49,
5ctween Sweden and Ecg and, would !, :.
'rde, cause sor;e Change ia this ordsr 81
thsgs bat peace being afterwards rstab'
i.slS-t esrTees the Two goYsraIs sats. Il Was
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By Thomas Richie.
FEMALE EDUCAEIo.N

Ma ILL be continued at Mount Airy the ensuing
w year under the direction of Hiss Hannah Hiil
She will teach Reading, Writing Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography and the French Language.
The Schoo. viii commence the 10th day OF Janu-
ary next, and end the 10th of DecS m5er. yaca.
ton Of most, viii take place the 10Th of june
TERMs-For hoard and tuition, eacN finding her
bed Si2o, paid quarterly in advance i: bed & bed
ding be furnished by the Subscriber, SIS more will
be required.
Considerable additions * improveme nts have been
made in the Buildings, which render the School and
idenee OF Miss HPs qualifications. the suLoin ed
testimonials HUMPHREY HILL,
-Nsaat..f;'y. :o.h .N'oV. 1913.
WE do hereby certify, ths, Miss F.nnsh HilI has
Keen pupil FOR part OF Sessions in the Fem ale
fnse in different of Literature. believe her
qualified TO manage q Female Seminary with oredi,
TO herself and advantage TO those who mny he CON.
nsl.ted 10 her care ANN SMITH,
s. b. WILSON.
Frederiessburg, 18th Oct 1918.
lido hereby certify. that Miss Hannah tIil, hv The
great progress she has made the French Language
during her stay in the Female Academy, has rent,.
cred herself competent to teach the reading OF said
language, with the correct pronunciation, and to
translate II we'll. II. CRUS0LLES.
Fredericksbu1g, 19h Oet 1913.
have long been intimately acquainted with Miss
fili che ass sted year in teaching, and from
her unremitted attention to the marners morals, Sc
Of the young ladies under her care, rive il nv o.
pinion that she will III station the entire salts
faction OF all who may entrust her with the etucs-
ton of their daughters
MATILDA TERRELL.
.a{oant-.7iry, 1lfh Nov. 1873.
Nov TO- setp
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e, oLtCE The business heretofore carr;sd on
~ IN" to%n "i E@rsi under tie hrra OF Gillian
6 Scott, vas ~ H,atual CONSENT dissolved ON ill.,
sun day OF September ast--all those who are in
'ebicd 20 sud concern. earnestly requested to
e2Tnc forward, aud make payment 10 eosh Of thc
"VSeiio@rS' agftcaoiy to the vouchers, 5hieh they
hD'd, div sion OF the tebls having tiken u.,e..
HAH t'cse lsgits claims against saia concern, viii
'sfpy 20 JOAN tidIam for payment.
JOHN GILLIAN,
SEYMOUR SCOTT
Cara, Nov. 10. ens1
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A SUPPLEMENT TO THE AUS rRIAN
MANiFESTO
Cortn1ofi9n Of Co6beu's Pem1rks On IRE
austrian NaaniJtSso.

mere IS ciis remark wh;ch T claim NO
meii IN making, because il must be made
ny the least thinking observer, that in This
iast paragraph OF the Austrian declaration
"hcIelh inc emperor e1sIbits the evidence
OF the interest which hC took in the 9 ,oJ -
his people. and his love oejustice u h?cb ma
INDUCED MS imperial and ROYAL purity ard
sincerity to devote his daughter, dea,est n
ms fe"rt | say, he appears 10 have ex
l"us'vu hi' pi udeOce and his iud~r,ent. at
VIC sei"' U"e---he appears not 30 have
N"'SI'Eeu wat mere were at least Some
,ui,l."h'nE people m Europe, who would look
Il'''e deeper INTO imperial professions, and
COMPARE the sentiments. &c which he mskse
50 much display in one part of the decfors.
uon' "'tn the fragrant and intrepid denra
Vity Of other parts 81 the same deciarat;oo
ne emperor Of Austria NAV he allow.I
"Nh'u at any great enComidm ON his viev,f
CT aHV great rOrtiEcatirn u those Dvho d.
po' eater heartily lato their spirit, to assert
any ling tha, he may think Val sprv@ a.
pu' pose; bot the soiicitude which he 80
IeSses to entertain for the interes.s of NJ
ie0h' and the apprehension which no g..
presses OF the further extension Of bis ron
guests, appear at least as low and ni,if,fl .
piece Of kndycry, as " it were penned bv
one % the slave wctcrs. After the of, 81
US u'Osnter 10 The conquerCr, it might, in
1'"hsiy NE, be reasonable foundation for
believing that Concern for that da,rbte'r
dearest to his heart, and for her poster;r,
ihight have produced some sympathy a1d
'Slcltude for the security and pernanenre
oi the imperial power o. France. IN t,,c
hahdS OF her descendants--aud, As there ia
n' oa!ic law nor coastitutioB OF tho Auqtria,.
empire which excludes the female lioo
rom me throne, he might hal e even DC =.
yea little diplomatic consoles. IN for the
loss OF me titles q" Enyeror of Gar.nanv
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n OiCE.-The subscriber living in a,pIessant
/ situation, nscup,ed as fasurn, on the road
leading from Richmond to New-Cs7tl-, shont tire.
miles from the Capitol. He wishes to inform the
Members OF the Assembly, thai he would be ,,,d
TO take IN tive or SIX OF the Members OF the ep.,;np
session as bosrders--He having had one or two .ro
pcatons, induces him TO advertise, to let his terms
bt krown--h's terms ere SIS per week for escb
hoarder, aud T2 so for each horse. The Sub.eri
Der pledges himself thst nothing hall be ,,n nm
Gone on ms part, 10 merit share OF their ps,ron..e
WILLIAM BANKS.
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NDYNRYISElfEMr

"A ny Person wishing to in their Dist;llery,
u grocery or otherwise, DIR. Arison's highly sp.
proved n,etlad Of improving spirisous Iiouc,s sc.
may be furnished with Individual rights a S IS in
any town or COUNTY in Nirginia not ALREADY exc,u
,,Vey furnished on application to Nr. Corneliss
Payne, Lynchburgh, or the Subscriber. Riel,oooJ
JOHN PHAKINS.
October Is. tf
P.S. Communications by mail. post paid, will be
promptly attended to.