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Proposals
For Publishing By Subscription, !.
THE SKETCHES
OF
CHARLES PHILLIPS, Esq.
BARRIsTER AT LAW.
Correctly printed from the English edition,
- edised6 By himself

IHNHE publishers in offering the above work
to an enlightened and discriminating
public, feel confident of receiving that en-.
enlargement which has hitherto been SO Ii.
berally bestowed upon all productions of me.
rit Among the many orators who have dis
played their eioquence al the bar, both il,
America and IN Europe, none have been
more successful in touching the finest feel.
lngs OF the heart, anC exciting the noblest
passions OF the soul. than Mr. Phillips. His
speeches are replete with metaphor, and
possess, In great degree all that felicitous
copIousness OF which the English language
isso susceptible. His eulogium on the i'm.
mortal WASHINGTON. is OF itself master.
piece OF eioquence. Inhis characterot Boz
naparte, he paintsxhe actions of that WON
deriul parsonage in language at once sub
lime and imposing with all the chasteness
and precision OF an historian, he recapitu.
lates his movements from the cradle to, the
camp IRON the camp to the thronerand
lastly, from the elevated station of an en-
peror toihat of an exile and captiye-there-
by confirming truth, that power unsuppor..
ed by virtue is liable to wither and decay
Ills speeches on the various Grim. Con. ca
ses, will be readwith lively interest by all
classesof readers and the citizens OF this
republic, may, while perusing the immorsli-
ties and vices OF Europeans, rejoice that in
this country such crime is almost unknown.
Ills speeches on the Emancipation of the
Roman Catholics of Ireland, need no com.
ment-they speak for themselyes-and UNI
told to mankind the history of a class of men,
who, although denied many political and ci-'
wi privileges, have always been known to
De the trends OF their country in times Of
danger and in battle.-The American reader :
must view with Indignation the various OPP
Pressiona under which great portion OF that
gallant and patriotic people at present labor !:
and " ages yet unborn" will lament the ex-
lstence OF code which prevents man from
wcrshiping his Creator according to the die
tates OF his own conscience.
The publishers, therefore, feeling ANNA
ted by desire to present to the American
public, specimens Of sublime and cbaste elo.
squence, which has been SO often exerted IN
the cause of benevolence and the noblest
rights of human nature, with respectful diff Z
hdence invite the patronage of all classes
whoare interested in the display of national
social, and forensic oratory.
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Notice.

IL persons are forbid harboring or trust
hing any OF the crew ofthe ship Canton,
ss will pay no debts of THEN. contracting.
JOHN HASKELL. -
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Potatoes.

( me thousand bushels Irish Potatoes of
Osuperior quality, forsale by
JOHN H. RUNNELS,
At VIM. True's, King street.
Feb l2 IF
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Paper Hangings .

a FRESH supply oflow priced Paper
n HaDsings and Borders.
Just received, for sale by
J. KENNEDY s. son.
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JOIN DYRE,


LAS Just received new assortment
l. Il of GooDs. OF which he will sell cheap for
Iash.-.is'0ny them are - n
Blue b,esk -.sd unxt Brcsdcloth>; blues
black Gixh and drab Cassimeres. black Peleso
cloths Nat,ine;ts and Bombaxetts; black, whitcs
red and yellow Flanneis Vesungs; black Bumba-
zeen. Italian Grape, ynchsws and sarsnets black
C.Ssimere Shawls black Dsynssk do Whit Cottoa.
do with r,erieo borders black barcelona Hand
kerehists bandanno. Hsg and cotton do black md
colosea Csnton Grapes; silk and ,sbbs 'vevttss
bisok Csmbs,c, ladies' black beaver. six and. kid
Gloves gcn,,emen's beaver G.n,es ladies' black
and slate wuts,ed Hose, gen,,men's black .ic ln-
da Cot,ons s,sam-loom shir,ings white & ,mb,ice
& 4 isconet Camhrc book, hdA hook q emo
Mus'lns null null Ladies white csmbrc h.rd.
kerchiefs, Dmiies. furniture. Dinnirs. chislc
Gmghams 6.4 calicoes cotton DanLsk, bu,tops
OF all kinds silver eyed Needles pand paper &
box rias sors,ed bin dihgs tapes, ribbons, cotton
Balls IN boxes, Of superio, quAii,y telve, binds
ings sewing silk and ~ st knitting pins scissors
pen knives. combs, &c &c &c 20
3 Coipn Foss. ga S 6 z an 8 8,brebded,Y
cotton hres,ls, hobhins nillinet,, Bone, paper ana
wire 0h-cIoths, UmbrciIas. Gufnsey F,ooks suss
penders, &c &c &c N4 sN' so -tih.L
.ai.SO ---Aue,~er Couons, from 9d ,t 26
cents per yard, Ginghanis, Chez, &c &c &o
The above Goods, Wall DC soil vtsy chtsp
foc CASA Nftf'" Nov.ilO. ~
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Public Nofary's Office.
ABRAHAM THURSTON

ABRAHAM THURSTO ON
TNFORMS his friends and ;he publics
that he has opened an Office near
iownsend's Hotel, IN the rear Of the
store occupied by VIM. H. kathbone,
and offers bis services as Public + o.
tary. He will also attend to the dutics
of Justice of the Peace. As he intends
devoting his time to the above business,
and has no other employment to occupy
his attention, he soicits a share thereof,
with assurances that every attention shall
be paid to any business PLACED in hrs
hands. e
Newport, JAN. 10, 1920.
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NOTICE.
nm. gAMLS 7YLLE7.

No. i24. Tbanses strref. =
LAS just received a large assortment
l. l. Of Bombsxetts, Blankets, ran neIis and
Knit, Draws Also. . few pieces more Of those
cheap shear and eno Musns --On hand a eon,-
plete assortment OF Brosdclo,bs, Cassimeres end
ladies Peisse Cloths al Of which viii be sold very
low f4 Jan H. 1920 I'd
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N OOD Blue check,l Amrrican C;oy.

~ hams. for one shilling per ward 80
t.ood american Chez, for I shilling
Carlisle Ginghsus, is6 ~ American shcetinrn
for 20 cents ~. h. "A Y
Paid undress'd Waterloo calicoes for is6.
Imitation sha~ls ngais tor only 80 one quarter
the old price. es,.r4 4t' ftffr ,l.,.,.s >
Eesan, blue. black brown and lead coIor'd Re.
liss Cloths i"' A -
Canton Grapes, black Lu'strings and sarsrets.
With a sariety Of other very Cheap coons not
mentioned. Their old friends and the pubic ar, in.
vted call aud get great deal for inis MONEY
Newport Feb. 2S t Jw.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber, offers his services to
i the public in general snd his friends in par
ticulsr, in drawing add executing Deeds, Mor'gs,;
ges, Leases, Agreements. lnden,ures. Powers OF
Attorney. Bonds and all other instruments Of writ
ing. generally necessary in the transaction OF busi-
ing until 9 o'clock in the evening, any business IN
the above line. placed in his hands will NEE, w'tb
nncdisie attention A. THURsTON.
Newport, February 2, 1890.
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Commissioners Notice.

tXTE. the subseribers bav ing been appointed by
w the Hon Court of Probate Of the town OF
river,on. Commissioners 20 receive. exsmine and
adjust the claim, arsirs' the Estate OF
GID D~DN ALNY,
late of Tver'on, n the county ~ Newport, deceas.
ed. represented insoIycnt. do hereby give notice.
that SIX mpnths from the 6Nh AZ Msrch. are allowed
the creditors of said Esisse 10 bring in srd pfovs
their respective csins and shsf We will attend Zoe
,hs, purpose. at our respective dwe'ngs, any tine
within that period
JOHN Sa,i'r mssSassrsn ssss c.r~'..''r.-..
All persons indebted 20 s.id Ests'e. are bercbD
called upon 10 make immediate psy riens. "a - ~
GIDEON ,LMfs AdmussFoer.
Tivertsn, March Is, 1870.
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LAS Just received new assortment
l. Il of GooDs. of which he will sell cheap for
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Lot, Of Spring Goods,
Fox A LITTLE MONEY, at

WM =. 77LLETS STORE.
Nice Canton Grapes, for only IL dollars
piece silk Umbrellas, for only i6-6d a
piece black aud colored silk SalGencus,
for only 8 Sd yard; fancy silk Handker-
chief, 3 81 piece ve'y good India Cot.
tons, one vd wide, tor 81 yard good
Checks 8 . yd. wide I'D a yard; good
American Ginghsms, Is yard Cotton
stripes, war; anied soiours Is yard Ladies
good cotton Hose, for only 2-6d a pair; x
snpe, hos Broadclo,hs, dog cheap
VIM. JAMES TiLLEY,
NO. l74, 7hap,es street.
y1yiIi this day open q complete sssot tment Of
w sessonlble Goods and now invites sll those
that want large 10, for a little money, to call at
his store aud they can be supplied on those terms.
--.imsng p,ieh are -
Super snpe'fine aud common blue, black, brown
and olive Broadcoths.
complete assortment Of Csssirderes, from 4s6
10 lbs yard
Fine rsd and white Flannells.
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CONGRESS.

On Wednesday, the Senate passed
'sfhe bill, making appropriations for the
support Of government, with amend
ments. They also passed the bill, for
the organisation Of the treasury, and
postponed beyond the session, the bill
for consolidating the penal laws Of the
Union.
In the House of Representatives, a
resolution to appoin, selec. committee.
to bring in bill for an earlier commence
ment than usual Of the next session Of
Congress, was adopted. The House
rejected the provision made by the SEN
ate in the military appropriation bill for
the Yellow Stone Expedition.
Fraukhn Gas.
The Washington Gazette Of Satur-
yay, says, I'VE hear that Com. Barron
is FAST recovering from his wonnd,
though the ball has not been extracted,
and thai the irritation Is considerably a.
bated oy the discharge Of two small pie
ces of woolen that had entered the body"
II is said there are now about fory un-
happy wretches in the United States, who
art undcr sentence of death for the afro
cious crime of piracy.
The Hon. HENaY MIDDLETON, of
South. Carolina, is appointed Minister to
Russia. in place Of Mr.. CAMPBELL, re.
signed.
The Spanish Minister, Don VIvAs,
arrived at New York, on the Sd inst. io
the ,hip lanes Munro, from Liverpool.
He was to leave New.York for Wash
ington, On Friday last.
I'he report Of the arrival Of the U. s.
ship Franklin, was erroneous.
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Latest rom LaAz,

The brig Spartan has arrived at New
York from Cadiz, having lelt that place
on the I'd March, We learn by this ar
rival, that Gen. Quiroga, with an army
of 1900 men, entered Malaga on the
18th February he was pursued by o.
Donnel, whose force amounted to 5000:
an action ensued, in which the latter was
successful. Quiroga had retired to Le-
OF. The army OF the Royalists amount
ed to 5000, and were commanded by
Gen Freres who had entered Csdiz and
arrested number of the principal inhab;
itants. The people were favoraby dis
posed towards the Rcvolutionists, but
were afraid to act openly.
Lieut.. Weaver of the Franklin ~,
left Cadiz on the Goth February, for
Gibraltar. with dispatches from our min
lister Mr.. Forsyth. The Franklin was
to sail in few days for the United
States.
Markets at Cadiz very dull.
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY. .lPRIL 10, 1920.


Republican Nomination.
Al a General Republic an Convention Of Del
ega,ss from the several towns in the State
OF Rhode Island, holden at he State House
10 Providence, on Wednesday evening, the
, 93t Frb,uary, ls2o-Hon. HzsRY REM
ISoron, President, aud ABRAHAM rauRs'
ton, Sec'ry-n vs unaaimously resotved,
that the following gentlemen be tecom
mended 20 the freemsn of this State. 70,
she ofii scs affixed to their names respective.
ly, at the ensuing election g.
HIS ExcELLENCY
NEHEMIAH X. KNIGHT, Esq.
GOTERNOR.
HIS H0.v0R
EDWARD WILCOX, Esq.
LIEUT. GOY8R fe
SENATOR'S.
1 PHILIP. MARTIN, Esq.
Of Providence
2. THOMAS FRY. Esa.
of Ea,s. Greenwie6.
.. SAMUEL vINsON, Esq
of Wevharf.
4 NATHAN BROWN, Esq: ,,..a
Of Bri.ts..
9 BENJAMIN SMITH. Esq
OF Worth. Kingsfown.
2. WAGER WEEDEN, Esq.
OF South Kfngstossn.
o. WILLIAM HUMPHREY, Esq
OF Tiverson.
o. STEPHEN D CORNELL, Esq.
Of POrfsnonih.
10. WILLIAM WHIPPLE, Esq.
Of Cumberland
HENRY OVEN, Esq. Secretary
DUrEE J. PEARCE, Esq. hno'y Gent
THOMAS G. PITMAN Esq. Gen. Trcas.
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REPUBLICAN, MEETING.

hr The Republican Freemen of this
town are requested to meet at the room
under the Republican Printing Oihce,
at early candle-light, on Saturday even
ing next, to make arrangements, prepar.
atory to the ensuing. election. -
April IL. -
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SHIPPING LIST.
PoRrNOF NEWPoRr.
ENTERED,

sloop Ann.Msris. Gardner. New-Vork, brig HI.
ram. Gsio. surnam
CLEARED,
Ship Ocean, Hudson, New-Orleans sIoop Roas.
in B oom. Devens, Havana.
Sunday, .fpI s--Arrived brig Hiram, Gale. sur.
rnsm. ~ days with = cargo Of nolasses Left,
brig Beaver, Rugges. Providence, loading brig
Abby, Potter. Salem. do, Spoke, March 20, oil
Guadaloupe, brig May Ann. of and for ST. Johns,
n for Dcmerara. american produce very low
colonial produce very high.
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hundred and rhnty.6 thousand dollars,
and has in each successive year expert
enced considerable expensive improve
ments. 1t was partly insured.
Messfs. Warren and Wood, managers
ofthe Philad. Theatre, are great suiier-
ers by the loss OF that edlfice, not having
been able to effect an insurance On any
part OF the property consumed.
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REAL ESTATE--for SAFE.
On THURSDAY, .1nvR 2ofh, al 10 o'clock,
Il. M. u'u be soid as PEblc duenon, on re
hysmises -...
THE D~elling House and Lot in Clarke-street.
Il occupied by Josiah c shaw, Esq -Ihe p,eri-
ises are mortgsged Tor eight hundred dollars, which
sum with interest thereon mus, be paid delivery
ofthe Deed -Ihe balance to be in three etlua pay
mehs. Of 60 30 aud 100 days, tor approved endors-
ed Notes, rsyahle al either HANK in this town -1bq
title will be Quit Cpim Deed from Rirhsrd X.
Raudeiph. Esq Assignee to Josiah C shaw, whien
Il is believed, .t,er payment ef sand inortgsg, III
vest 1.-The Pu chaser perfect ute ~ said ssste.
On 7'UESD.fY, Nay Cd, at II o'riock, #, AZ.
ssin be so'd a. Pa5ie Asesion, on the hremi
fses
THE Esta,e in Thames. street, now occupied by
fsancss Cs'a,.d and known by the name OF
the Ayrsut Estate. 1hs t,re misses are suhjcet.fo
mortgage to Mrs Jid'y H.nisa, now amounting
10 betwocn eleven aud tweive hundred dollars -
The title to he given, viii be quit claim Deco from
R.chnrd A Raadofh. Es in whom is vested III
the right and tille ~ JOSIAH c shaw in and TO tho
premises --for the pu' chase money over the mouut
OF the mortgage. credit OF so, 30 aud i2o diys
will be given. for approved endorsed Notes, pays.
BILE ., either OF the Banks in this town--lt il boz
Geved that The afort mentioned quit claim Deed
wiv est in the purchasers the tee ~ the estate
subject to mo other incusnbrance than that abov6
mentioned. CHRIS RHODES. .aucs'r.
Newport. March e.
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CHsIsropHER ELLERY, Esq. is ap-
pointed Collector of this port, and BAR
NAsAs Bars, Esq. Collector OF the
port Of Bristol.
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In this town. on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Elton, Mr.. zssAs HAaMosp TO Miss
May BAILsy, both of this town
Al BrisssL by the Rev. Mr Wight. Mr.. ESEss.
Rsa SAITH. Of Ba-rinyfon, TO Miss MARTHA
BovRs, daughter OF sheaEjashub Bourn, Esq
DIED,
In this town, on the 2Sth ult fnAscrs cnAp.
WICK, aged years. daughter OF Mr. Joseph Chad.
wick
On Friday morning last, Mrs. PHtss srANroN
widow Of Mr. John stanton In the S9,n year of her
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FIRE.

On the evening of the 81 inst. the
Theatre in Philadelphia, with all Its val
uable machinery and scenery, together
with the gas-heuse attached to it, was
destroyed by fire. Besides the Theatre.
two adjoining dwelling houses ON the
west were burnt, and others much injur-
cd. That noble pile, the Shakespeare
Buildings, was seriously injured. This
FIRE is considered the work Of diabolica
incendiary, tie Theatre having twice be
fore been set on 6re.
This Theatre. which has been the re-
sort Of Taste, fashion and beauty, was G
rected in the year l792, and covered an
,rea of $50 by 90 feet. Ii consisted o.
,,ock divided into 90 shares, at presen
held by about forty individuals, who are
oi course principal sufferers. -
Tie Estsblishment cost originally one
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Markets at Cadiz very dull.

The London Courier states, that by
the last accounts from Spain, the insur-
gents were evidently gaining strength.
and extending their operations. No
trial of strength had yet occurred.
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ON WEDNESDAY NEXT

The Freemen of this state will assem-
bic in their respective towns for the choice
OF Governor, &c. for the year ensuing.
Although no opposition 10 manifested to
our present excellent Chief Magistrate
and those associated with him, it is to he
hoped the Republicans will not be un-
mindful of their duty, but turn out, to a
man, and give them hearty support.
Mr.. NArRAHfEL H. PERRY, of this
town, has been appointed Parser in the
y. s. Navy.
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AT AUCTION,

On SATURDAY ne.rt, 1Sih iasf. az ~ o'cik.
49, WILL positively be so,d 81
.fd4A 06'hs rAr,S Of the brig BkUTUs aud
SSM.&&S appurt.nanccs, now lying At slcvens.
Akk8NK.- wharf Conditions Il the time aud
place Of salo. April ~, 1870
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MArL POBBEPS.'


The voluntary confession of Morris
Nortos Bartholomew Hull, and Pere-
CRIME Hutton, the mail robbers, have
been published at large in the Washing
ton papers. They both agree in the
fact that the driver was shot by Hull, af
ter he had been tied to the sapplings,
Hutton declares that it was contrary to
his wish, and that he urged Hull to re-
lease him. Hull ON the contrary states
that he shot him at the instigation and re-
quest of Hutton. 1t appears very evi-
dent, that although they had masks, and
were otherwise disguised, they were
fearful the man would recognize them.
Hull says, that when he shot the driver,
he jumped up and halloed, and then fell
and groaned Hutton told Hull to go
up again and feel his pulse, which he did,
and found him still alive Hutton then
went to him, and stabbed him twice with
his knife, and killed him. So says Hull.
Hutton says nothing about the stabbing
of the driver.
More pirates senfeneedto be hanged.
Judge Davis, at the late term of the
u. S. District Court, holden at Savan
nah, pronounced sentence of death on
the following persons, convicted Of pirs:
cy on the high seas, viz: Ralph Gin.
took, OF the privateer Spartan, for piracy
on the Danish brig Nordburg; John
Furlong, of the privateer Black Joke, or
Mary OF Mobile, for the murder of Capt.
Thomas Sandy, of the ship Ann, of
Scarboro': David Bower, Of the priva-
teer Louisa, for piracy on the ship Asia;
and Henry Matthews, of same privateer.
for piracy on the ship Thomas Hardy.
The 28th of April is the day fixed for
their execution. The fate of these un-
happy culprits, (says the Savannah Re-
publican, will, it is t. be hoped, check
the progress of that barbarous and impu-
nitive plunder, which has SO long spread
danger aud death upon our seas, corrup-
ted our seamen, and dishonored our
country.
The Tea plant, of the Hyson species,
is said to be growing in considerable
quantities, at settlement of the Friends
on Blue River, in Jackson county, Indi-
ana Some seeds were found by one Of
the society, few YEARS. sIucc, 10 a lot
of tea purchased at Louisviie-.were
planted, and succeeded so well, tha, some
families in the Ecighborhood rasc sui
ficiency for their ON consumption.
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Commissioner Notice.
ME, the subscribers having been appointed b..
w the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town a.
Newport, Commissioner, to receive. enzmine sns'
adjust the claims against the cstsse Of
HUMPHREY TAYLOR.
ate of Newport in the county Of Newport. mariner.
eeea,ed, represented insolvea. do hereby give no.
ce, that sia months ON the date hereof are allow
ed the erednsrs Of said Estate, 10 bring IN and prov
their respective claims and that we will siiend.f
that purpose, st respective dwellings, any In
within that period.
JOB .I,, rcwsssSo, = ! s,sHU a., c.~~"i..e-.
An persons indebted 10 said Estate, are hereb,
caIled upon to make immediate payment, TO
oaSAH TAILOR. Z -1dmisssrosrir.
JONATHAN y .ALNy.{ >6tmsasssrassr.
J. Nevpors. A0eib g - 1rrS1>lE. /
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-08
For the Gazette.
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.

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