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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-02
THOMAS PECKIL4.M, ESQ.

GUARDIANS Whereas
~ the subscriber has been duly appoint
ed Guardian Of the person and estate of
William Hull, Of South -Kingstown, in the
county of Washington, yeoman, and has
given bonds as the law requires: Where
fore, all persons are hereby forbid tradin5
or dealing with or trusting the said Will
liam on the penalty of the law. All per-
sons having any just and lawful demands
against him are requested to exhibit the
same to the subscriber within six months
from the date hereof.
WIN. II. BROWNING, Guardian.
South Kingstown, Jan. 10th, 1896. jl9.
NOTlCE.--The subscriber having been
~ appointed by the court of probate, for the
town Of Tivcrton, Administrator on the estate
Of PEACE HICKS,
late Of Tiverton, deceased and having given
bonds as tho law directs, he therefore requests
all persons indebted TO said estate to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having any de-
mands against said estate, to present the same
for settlement without delay to
ELIHU HICKS, admir-.
Tivcrton, Jan20, lo2G. [j26
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-02

JOB Work trecuied in satisfactory man
n,r, and on the most reasonable terms, al
his oarer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-02

PARTY SrIRIr. The National Intelli-
gcnccr says :--"T extent of party spirit
in Georgia may be estimated by the fact,
that it dcsccnds even to the removal OF
Clerks in Banks, Oh account of their poll.
ties.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-02

\ serious accident happened lately at
Georgetown, near Washington City, by the
horses in the stage running away, which
killed ono child and injured another. So
many accidents of this kind happen, there
ought to be fine imposed upon every dri-
ycr who leaves his horses n moment with
GU, being in the care ofsome one.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-02

Portsmouth, June "a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-05
ITRASsLAIIos.J /
ORDINANCE OF THE KING.

Charles. by tho grace Of God, King Of France and Ma
varre all those who shall these presents greeting
Having considered our ordinance Of the i7th hPi lsS5
the report presented by the preparatory commission
appointed by ordinance Of the lst September OF the
year. the law Of Both April last relative to the dis
rbution Of tho indemnity appropriated to the ancient
onsts of st DoDgo and the report OF the Presdeut OF
the Council Of Mnsters have ordained, and do ordan
as follows.
OF Claims for indemnity, and Of papers to be annexed
thereto
Arr st The ancient propretors Of real estates stu
ate in the French part Of the island Of Saint Domingo
their heirs assgnees legatees legal representatives
must in order 70 obtain indemnity lay their claims for
the same before the commission which will be established
for the distribution ofthe of 100 millions approprat
cd to the ancient colonists Of Saint Domingo.
Their claims shall be left with the Secretary ofthe
commission.
ART I'd. Every claim for liquidation must con,an---
ls The designation Of the claimants domcile at Paris
ID. The names and surnames Of the claimants;
Sd If the claimant Is representative Of the encent
proprietors the and of the individual
Of real estates in 19 for which he claims
demnty and thos. Of the intermediate heirs vlo were
qualified to claim.
9TH The denomination Of real estates in I7so with the
indication Of the town parish wherein they stu.
ated III of their dimensions I'LL Of the different kinds of
cultivation which established them w Of the
boundaries of said property; Of the distance from
port vi of all the Improvements which made there.
5n: VII Of the number Of slaves dwelling them VIII
fthe animals budinqs and manufactures attached to
,hcm TX Of the nature and quantity OF crops raised in
7 or in the year nearest thereto and in general Of
ery thing that can aid in ascersnng the value Of real
states
9Th Information can be obtained, Of the number Of
aborer those improvements who have been surrender.
sold to the British Government, 10 be Incorporated
the army levied the period Of the occupation apart
4 the colony by that Government or Who have been Ia.
awsJ b5 then msssfs into other conses isso fer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-05
Bp autborttp.
NOTICE
TO ST. DOMINGO CoLoNIsTs.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
nahinnrknn La l,,n

VHSFlItyIOH IH sIUgHV, ICSb.
The following law and ordinances which have been of
hclaly communicated To this Department through the
Minister OF the United States at Paris published for
the Information and instruction persons residing in this
counry who have claims OF indemnity upon the French
rvcrnmon ancient Colnnists of the Island of 81 Do
nnl" or the representatives ofsuch Coonists;-to which
added translations OF the said law and ordinances.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-05

TRASsLATIOv.
Lur relative to the distribution Of the indemnity stip.
,ated in farour Of the ancient cOiortiSts Of ST. Do
mingo.
CHARLES, BY THE GRACE OF Cor KIss or
FRANCE AND Navarro.
To nH present, and TO come, Greeting:
We having proposed the chambers having a.
dopted,
Art lst The sum of $50 O0O,hOO of francs granted
by the ordinance Of " April s25, to the ancient Co
lonists of Saint Domingo, shall be entirely distributed
among them and without any deduction in favour OF
ehe State for public property well as Tor that OF ndi-
vduas which may have failed TO 1t through want oi
heirs
9 The ancient proprietors Of real-estate situated
n Saint Domingo as also their heirs, legatees do
bees legal representatives, shall be admitted TO
liam the indemnity announced in the preceding
cle Surrender Of the inheritance shall not be OBJ
fcted to the claimants, unless by those heirs who
ave accepted IT.
Civil death resulting from the laws of emigration
ball not be alleged against them.
g. In no case shall individuals, possessing the pow
to exercise tho right OF ownership in the island OF
sin, Domingo, be admitted TO claim the indemnity
ther in their own name, as heirs and representa-
.es Of persons who would have been entitled 10
aim
4. The claims shall be sent in, under penalty oi
-feiture, without regard TO the summary decara-
rs already made, that is to say
Within the space Of one year by the inhabitants OF
Kingdom
Within the space OF eighteen months by those who
ell in the other States of Europe;
Within the space Of two years by those who reside
of Europe;
'hese periods shall begin from the day Of the pro-
CATION Of the present law. /.
'rhe distribution of Indemnity shall be made by a
.lsl commission nominated BY the King.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-11
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sre's se5.s The aesos OF JOYS deme.na hah sboru
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Ant that the pct 0ofot eemez back sgain
81, not hapcs ancbor IA tn, aands oi,l ffh.
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81 Tn ifeai siing ~ lsa5 ple1iaff, Ga3.
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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-14

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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-14

3 ~ ~, *<t, "t.<- ~ -. q, ~ ~ . " A. 4
some eonviacs ed of sbcif AMOR I'd ssel
leaving him fo JON ZEN. Bermudex. 10 !
support of the established government
and even. the civil authorities ef one
of the pIaees undershe control Of Psez
are suspected Of treason TO him and bis
cause. # a
The London Literary Gazette states
four volumes Of Sir Walter SCOTS Life
Of Napoleon are already nearly printed.
The first two are preliminary The
remaining four are devoted to the life
itself. -
The citIzens Of Na,uckct were graft
fed, last week with IA view Of auniform
company for the FIRST time. The Wsh-
ingtou Artillery Company, from New.
Bedford, paid them avisii, and .en-
campcd for several days in the vicini-
ty of the town.
The President ofthe United States,
passed through this town. yesterday, on
his way TO Newport.
" 'Ts the last rose OF Autumn. left blooming
alone.
s All its lovely ,compsuions are leaflsss and
gone"
We were yesterday presented with
fall blown rose, seemingly more beau
tiful and fragrant than those rnoistened
by the balmy dews. or painted with the
bright iints ofa summer sun. II was nc
nurseling forced into existence by the
unnatural warmth Of hot house, bn
wild flower, sweeter in its native val.
and simple garb, than the gaudy Per
sian, or tho far fetched plants Of India
The I" wild rose" neglected because
domesticated in our own fields, is "a,
more worthy, with its plain, single row
ofleaves, than the costly moss or much
cherished cinnamon rose. II is ever
thus with virtue in its humble drapery
born to be obscureJ by the lordfy hand
Of pride. and eclip,edzin'its modesty
blythe glaring colours ofvics.
Counterfeit one dollar bills Of tht
Warren Bank, letter Y. dated jar. l.
lls26, payable to Samuel AngeII. Yer,
bad imitation. The true bill is datet
January !, 1929.
Militia Lasc. Our SupremeCour
lately decided that a. soldier wa.
not lawfully enrolled his name be-
ing Charles Jones Hail, and the .roo
containing tho name of Charles HAIL
The Court decided that as he was
warned by the nxme Of Charles Hall.
which is different name from
Charles John Hall, he was not liza
bic to pay fine for ncglecting tu
"',rnu ~. 'no 1,' ua'""s,
person liable to militia duty, living
within the limits Of one brigade, can
not lawfully enlist in a volunteer com
p""y :" aao'"e' o1sauo' "a ''o'"'
oer =. '".""'oo. eo,p'.' ~ io"'os-
NY non' ."1 o',sauo ~ Why" "o
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Io''ne,'. ,"-,'e s'an'''"s company I"-
~ :, Mn,c" "e may rc'u'se. o"'e"'
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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-14

ten or ht,ecn per cent. ~ Charges Tor
collection and the interest on Eve
or six thousand dollars which he i,
Iobligcd to borrow at the Bank to c.
nabio him to carry on his daily bu.
siness. B0sf. Conr.
A paper printed at Warren. Ohio,
furnishes recipe to pay for and take
some valuable Newspaper.
Let each family who are in the
habit ofdrinking spirituous liquors ev.
cry day, deny themselves only one
| gill a day, and lay out the amount 70
purchase newspaper or some other
useful publication, and the thing NAV
be accomplished with ease. This quan.
tty at 27 cents per. gallon, will pro,
duce no less than $500. No one Of
the family will be likely to be injur-
ed by small self denial bnt probably
every individual will be essentially
benefited by il. Parents and children
will be often grati6ed by the informa-
ton they will receive !; many precious
hours thus be saved, which other
wise would have been worse than lost.
The younger members. of the family
will acquire habit Of reading, which
will probably be a benefit TO them as
long asthsy live; more property will
be saved anG GmOre earned. Please try
the experiment, and make report Of
your success at the end of the end of
the year." 4
The. Office of the Norridgewalk,
Journal was broken into on the night
OF the LIST inst. by some william. who
took the liberty of breaking and cutting
open draw, chest and trunk contain
ing papers. wearing apparel, yc -
The Journal says the object Of the
scoundrei was cash--and' cash he OBJ
taihed tothc amount of eighteen dol.
tlars--but(ho the rascal got cheated ,
ffteemsdollsrs Of; It was Of Pcssama.
quoddy Bankl A foolish rogue in. 4
deed, to break intoa Printing Office
in search of,m0ney =
VIM Writ. U. S. Attorney Gcner.
al is to deliver an Eulcgy on Adams
and Jefferson. at Washington. on
Thursday next.
AT the late term Of the 8. ]. Court,at
Lenox, Mass Hiram Lawrence, Samuel
p. Charles, and Tom Tobas, were in.
dicted and tried for the murder of Joel
FREEMAN, in October last,--Lawrence
was acquitted, and Charles condemn.
ed sentenced to be hung, by Chief.
Justice Parker. Tom (awaits his tri.
al at the next term. Statesman.
A coroner's jury was called on tie
9Th inst, in Philadelphia. to view the
dead body Of man 10 Fourth, below
Sh'Ppen street, named James Mccoy
Verdict Of the Jury was that his death
came bya blow from his wife aud
other persons unknown,
The New York Daily Advertiser
states that the ship Hudson, lately ar
rived at that port frsm London, has
brought out superb church organ, a
present from the Countess of -,
for Bishop Chace's church in Ohio.
foRRID.-Mr. Samuel Sweet, OF
Fayette, in the county of Seneca. NJ
Y. was murdered in most shocking
manner by his wife, on the 1st instant
The circumstances, as near as near rs
we can learn are as follows Mr.
Sweet. who was almost daily in the
habit Of getting intoxicated, had re-
turned about noon much ioebriaied
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-14

1t will be seen by the Missionary
Herald. that Socicty or Frcema.
sons. at Wiscasset, Maine, has Civ.
en- Sal to the Faeign Missionary
Board " 10 assist in diffusing the
word of God in the various langua-
ges Of the cartl'." Now we do most
sincerly rejoice that the Masons, as
we'll as all others, arc disposed to
contribute something for the diffas-
ion of the sacred voIume--but we
icel constrained to inquire, at the
same time, it this money would not
have been very well expended in Civ
lag the bible 10 destitute families in
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-14

HoRRID.-Mr. Samuel Sweet, oI
Fayette, in the county of Seneca, NJ
Y. was murdered in a most shocking
manner by his wife, on the 1st instant
The circumstances, as near as near as
we can learn are rs follows Mr.
Sweet. who was almost daily in the
habit Of getting intoxicated, had re-
turned about noon much iDebraied
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-14

The New York Daily, Advertiser
states that the ship Hudson, lately ar
rived at that port frsm London, has
brought out superb church organ, a
present from the Countess of -,
for Bishop Chace' church in Ohio.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-14

Counterfeit one dollar bills Of. the
Warren Bank, letter Y. dated Jan. 1,
1926, payable to Samuel AngeII. Very
bad imitation. The true bill is dated
January !, 1929.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-14

The Hon. Francis Baylies, Repre-
sentative Of the inhabitants of Bristol
County, Massachusetts,, in the Con-
gress ofibe United States. has address
ed lengthy and well writer exposit-
ION of his political views. TO his con-
ssituerts, through the medium OF the
Taunton Reporter /; in which he lauds
General Jackson TO the skies, and ends
BY declining a nomination as a csudi-
date for . seat in the next Congress.
The services OF Mr.. Baylies, in our
national councils will be as long re-
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-14

VIM Writ. U. S. Attorney Gcner
al is to deliver an Eulcgy on Adams
and Jefferson, at Washington. .or
Thursday next.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-14

Six or eight deaths by yellow fe-
yer have occurred at Tomkinsvillc,
l.. l.. seven miles from New York. :
The sickness At Norfolk, Va. is sub.
siding.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-14

Al the late term Of the 8. ]. Court,at
Lenox, Mass Hiram Lawrence, Samuel
r. Charles. and Tom Tobias, were in.
dicted and tried for the murder of Joel
Frceman, in October last,--Lawrence
was acquitted, and Charles condemn.
ed sentenceed to be hung, by Chief
Justice Parker. Tom (awaits his tri.
al at the next term. Statesman.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-14

A coroner's jury was called on tie
5th inst, in Philadelphia. to view tn
dead body Of man 10 Fourth, belO'
Sh'ppen street, named James McCo!
Verdict Of the Jury was that his deaf
came bya blow from his wife an
other persons unknown,