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charges aganit him. That he is 3 cainron;.
a'or' an1 a liar, has heen aicertained mon
me authority of the report OF. the c,tnroit,ee
OF inyeitgation. That he has been an &C.
conPlicc ottheit is gfaGt recorded bv HIM
ieifs In his opvl, newspaper. IF puan. rn,Id
nave Produced the veftige OF an an(,ver. -
luca plating accmations, he would have donr
TO- Upon that iubje9 be IS careful r. rrsl.ry %
profound iilenee BY the laws OF FnTis,a
criminal, when brought TO the bar. -,
fu'cs TO plead, he has been carried on, IS
SQUIRT, and prel'ed 10 death. Duane i
aetiy IN the iituation of ;irch a nerf,n "
mas been dragged 70 the bar TN .,rt;cla~
r., ms 'io'c'f"eht have heenNpubIilhed. lie an
- 10y 'th-ence, not iyllabe about IL.
.oi'' me peruisi OF his column of impcr-
!, YOU are TO rife without eutertaining
e 'i( "'Sh'e't iuipicion OF the exitfencc Of tbe
e'"us ana revere charges that have bee,
eigeo agalnit him. his daitardly aud GUARDED
h!e"ce amounts 70 an explicit confelIion Of
ms gaif' but indeed the man cannot denv
"a, ,nat ne has been the accorDplicc and the mn
itu'ef OF one OF the biackelt acts of theft fb,t
us conceivable. He muf have beg,,n he
defence by burning the file of his 5uror -.
for IN that paper, bis own perfonaI attea s4;o,'
',Ar'ls itght over agaihif any poilible iyteu of
duane begins his letter with rbanlod,
concerning the extent of Calender's ab;Iit;ee
the Competition of tbs "Political P-onre(s'
| OF Buraln, and the bencvolcnce IS ia
l5afdenttone towards its author. OF de-.
matters as much has been faid in rbe l.4
RECORDER, as an American reader c,n
have patience to pcrufs. But WIN does
- nv fronthc iubaance, to fnatcR az the
ihadow He knows that he has been irreco-
Tera6ly convstcd as f5rger IF e.st,as7s #
ff err rs his tact we can prove in court
I5ns fer re bad av,ots Jar ian Wtd.ej,say, ,
paper, We could not ger one word Of il IN
iefted. Since writing the above, we have
received the AHroras of the 9Th, orb ard IN
or .; Alguit' Duane does not offer any rhing
IN defence OF himfs'5 or ofhis refutcd charles
agalnit Pickering. Here follows copy Of
Duane's letter Of Augua 4th. He halI have
an ani"cr III next weeks paper.
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When the tirit article of June "a. in de-
renee OF Or Read, appeared in this paper, Il
we mad not known Metiwether Tones. ir
might have been expected tina; he would re-
print 1t. He did not do 70; but, without
taxing notice of it, he publiihed a kind al
iqueaking infnnation, (for he frequently en-
deayours TO bfnt, what he dares not affirm,
that 1t was the with OF Dr. Read that any
thing concerning his cafe fhoud be oublifbed
IN the Examiner. The reader will renen-
Der thar, sOftbin menory, DR.. Read, or fome
perion tor him, was writing in the VIRGINIA
Gazette, in defenc- DR.. Read, againff what
Jones had been previouily writing inthe .Ex
aminer; and IN the face of all this, tones, in
MS paper, brags of his friendfhip with Dr..
Nead OF iixteen years ftanding. WHY does
not Jones republiih the defence of DIR. Read,
which was printed by Mr.. Davis?
We know not what Jones meant bv favino
that 1t was the with Of DR.. Read that every
thing concerning his cafe fhould be printed N
the Examiner. If 70, Meriwether ought 20
nave reprinted the defence, as publiihed in the
Recorder. But this tranfplantation mioht
have injured the literary reputation OF fbe
Examiner; for he has of late repeatedly in
formed the public that we.cannot cDrits fbyse
f06ereHt irnteneSs
When the Recorder OF June a3d was fent
to Norfolk, Dr. Read exprefed The utmofl
pieaiuure He obferved, thar the only perfon
potieH7ng the juitice or generoltyto defend
HIM, was man, whole name he had long been
inthc habitof curing, We never had any
any corrciponderce with the gentleman; nor
ever 10 much rs iaw MIN. We were induced
70 undertake his defence by TO other motive
t !. an ilaPltnal attachment to trurh and iu{-
tyce. 0nr former article was reprinted At
Norfolk, by Mefrs. Willet and O'Connor.
10 that the Doctor has, in more than one M
H%noe, met with that fpirit and candour from
ttfaneers, which he would feek without G,c-
GELS IN 1'tF rotten branch of his own domeRie
connections
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TO J. T. CALENDER

The public do nor yet know Won I
was one Of rhofe upon whom writings ar
trlouted % you, impofcd, until / had an
opportunity of examining your under
ltandlng and charaSter perionally. Your
writings nave derived their celebrity
from one work, the frit part of the
pol'fieal ProgreG Of Great Brit0iu; but
tlough you arc certainly not deitirute
q I5isht@, t-lough you poGvfs conf.
qerabie hare OF a particular kind of
Hho.W:iedge; you have obtained more
credlt as wrirer, and more reDrI+arion
as a man of information, than YOU are
entiried 20, as | trult will be lhewn be-
tore ! have done with you.
liz has been remarked By nanv thar
no production Of yours has equaIje6 the
Political Progrefs for chaItity, arranoc-
mep5' and force; the iecond part, and
the various alterations which it under
went and che various writings igued by
yon fincc, demonltrare the firf nurnhrr
not 70 De legitimayeiy yours. And This
tact eitablifhes beyond doubt, thar vo,,
owed even the reputation YOU obtained
70 the patronage Of him whom you af..
forwards attempted to betray.
ne beneYoIcncc OF lord Garda,.
itone RATED you from extreme md
gence. Fie faw in you, as ne conceived
the rude materials of genius. FIeencou-
ragged and ioughrto advance YOU in foci-
ETY. But how did you reward him
The public, Calender, do not ve,
know you. You have not. however.
obtained that reputation as writer
which you iuppofe; and you want, What
no man who attempts TO write for a free
people ihould be deftitute Of. mn,al
c5afactey. "
The frf act ofyour life was an At
tempt to deltroy your benefacof, Gar
denttone. You hal the bafcnels 70
threaten him with an information for
fhe flare which ne had IN the Political
Progrets, in order to exrort n,oocy
from him. The jaft correfpoads with
the frlt acts Of your notorietY,
Ii is with infinite reluctance that lam
induced to take any notice Of you. But
there is duty TO the public, as well as TO
myfelG which renders il exculable.
though noTdfying. There are certain|
conditions in which 70 touch is infection.
It is not pombIe to approach your per-
ion without apprehension, and rhe ex-
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4 many goad republicans, as they call item
istVes, It will appear quite n,ockine to have
attacked man Of the Doctors Handing. Once
tor all, we take leave co tell them, that this
paper ihaii not be infulted with impunity bv
the proudeit or mott powerful man Within the
tour iideS of Virginia. We know ourfeIyes
TO be as honeit as the heit OF them, and much
more 70 than fone of them. And be DIZZY
who they III, they may ref afured of Oct
ring blow for blow. A prestyfort of liberty
and equality, forfoorh when fet of p,,rls
proud republican ariftocrats are to ride on tbe
top oft.
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THE Anro, a Of Auguff 4,h, contains a let

| ftE 19nro' a Of Auguft 4th, contains let
Ter from h3fiLta1n Duane aidreiled 70 Jams,
e.a1:4.aca@t;. Nc .is.-1 not lcC- -.
nlance that more ifrikingly denlonf}rates a
arrangement III the pcyicra4inzu Of Ire
anthor The three lat numbers Of & The
Recorder have each of them, atter,rted
todeieribe this mans abfolute deiijtst;ot, of
prooify, OF contifcncy, and of flame. To
tne'e papers, we muit for the p1eient, refer
the reader. I his days e Recorder is grin
ciPallY en2rohed IL repelIine perfonai at
. tscks; and, in the courfe Of that amufement.
c!uzen duane will find, that he has not been
altogether forgotten.
IN the SSH and Sob numbers Of this ps-
per, fpecihc charges have been advanced
again't William Duane. He has been CHARGED
with repeatedly mifquoting and nirrenrc{ent-
ING he Recorder He has been COR
,''eted OF eliminating Timothy picker;no
IN the face Of the cleareh evidence, He hS'
been convicted of attempting 70 deceive rhe
public, n June, 1890, III bis pon,pous arr.
cles, under the title Of PUBLIC pr I'm
DER. He has been charged home as m IN,
potter, as calumhiator, rs felf-conviqc5
4coundrei. This language was barf, b,,+
the ta6tsnpon which it was founded WEI
'A'Ss - ~ pCit - tHh Inc committee of
InVeftigation- quoted, not in garbled COM
naas, but in complete fentences. The con
tFadntion IS inconteftible. Stript of his mg0,
and n7angled with the g&ihes Of honef crit
clfn7 the felon food forward to mankind in
ms erect and proper attitude Of niarny
In this letter Of Augua 4th, Duane ac-
Nnowledges that he had received the esth md
5oth numbers Of the Recorder. They mr.
ient every excitement which can aro,c.
truman being to vindicatiou and reye1re
Duane is directly charged as receiver and
Pubihher of ftolcn letters. He is informed
that, IN England his accompiicc, Tames Cbacf,
ham, would lnfallibly have been haooed. W.
farther oblerye, that " Youmigl,t as wen az
A." tempt to fPijt the beak Of a flufketo. as at
& tempt iplitthe difference between Duane
" ard Cheetham." Thete accu5tione are
extremely difin6t. They may poa;blv h.
incorrect, bur they cannot be condemned Is
equiyocal
0 theie charges, Duane has affixed the
icai ofauthenticity. He confe1es thsthe re-
received the newspapers continuing tbefe
charges; and YET, his letter of Aug0f 9Th
avoids tic NOT remote reference to the
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From he VIRGINIA GhzETTE.
cUNNIrG, or pIPLoME-
TIC DEXTERITY.

he prevailing party are well aware
thac the Continuation OF their power and
inauence depends altogether upon the
continuation Of the deception which
Brought them in. IL IS of great COME
qvencc that the governors OF the differ
en- fares ihould be Of the ,Tgbt Crf.
Ia Pcnniylvania, the fame perlon can
be reelected. Thomas M'Kear is RE
Prdent governor E2f5 powers are VERY
great, and they are e%ercilcd to the ur-
met extent. IL IS Of courie candidate
to- the election. lie is obnoxious to
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A Pr Q P O S a /
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FER 9A6l;@iag By Sul,erytior,
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ON THE
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E D U C A ITO N.
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A P z O P O s j
Author OF ths 6 Nj moirs OF Modern Ph;loCo.
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ON this intereGing and highly irnpor,an,
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tller III the commons Of about SIX acres.
Bath, or Warm Springs.
Two well fituated lots, on one of then
has imall building large enough to accom-
modate one family.
The terms of fale will be made known
by application TO either of the iubicfl-
bers.
SAMUEL WAsHINcroN, Calfetter esuuty.
GEORGE S. WAsH1NcroN, Jetey/0n, Dc.
WILLIAM A. WASHINGTON, Ncfmsr'
land, ia.
GEORGE w. P. CssrIs, Moxnt Wab5ms-
tox, Fairfax, do.
BUsHRoD WAsHINcrcN, NJ. T<raon, do.
LAWRENCE LEWIS, Wood Laqva, IN.
Augui 20. Jaw
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N q L | G l..

In pursuance Of a Decree Of the
Cueuit Coa,t of'tbe Datria Of Colum-
biz, tor 14lexaudri0 Coxat, av,A be
exbosed 10 sale for cash, on Saturday The
lib day of December nrxf.
A Lot of Ground on the welt
fde of Fairfax Street, and to the fouth of
Franklin Street adjoining Lot of Joihua
Riddle on the South. This lot is TWEEN
ty one feet in front, in depth, ieycnsy
three feet, ard is fubjeet to ground rent
OF feventeen dollars and an half per an
nun.
ALTO, another Lot Of Ground
beginning on Fairfax Street a59 feet 10
inches fouth from Franklin Streer, extend
ing in front on Fairfax Street twenty
feet, in depth 1z3 feet 5 inches; on the
Lofts fmall we'll hnifhed DWELLING
HOUSE. This Lot is fubjeet to an an
nual rent of five hillings.
THOS. IRWIN,
JOHN DUNLAP, : Comm'r.
PETER WISE,
November z. eo13t
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Ricketts,, Newton & Co.

Ricketts,, Newton & Co.
Have rscsiued and for SALE,
$50 pieces Bandanna Hand
kerchefs,
so do. Rui6a Shooting,
20 bales Cotton,
Ac barrels and 10 hhds Mufsevado Sugars,
so boxes brown Soap,
90 do. Cattle do.
SO do. Candles,
80 do Chocolate,
q hhds. Loaf Sugars,
hhds. Antigua Run,
4 hid. clean Flax,
1 ron Rhode Hand Checle,
boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
"A few pipes and half pipes OF Vidona Wines,
offnperior quality,
Hyfon, Young Hyion, imperiai aad fayion
kin Tels,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
ao6 do. Writing Paper,
A handionie aliortmenr of Prints and irifn
Linens--a large quantity of Bed Cords and
Plough Lines.
They haze to RENT,
The WARE HOUSE lately occupied by
MIR. John Ianney, adjoining their Brick Store
and = comfortable Dwelling houfc on Prince
ftreet, lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Mathews
For particulars enquire as above.
Oaober IS.
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CONDITIONS.

I. TIE Work Pail BE- comPrjleam t7o'
Dxodeeimo volume5, Of ann $50 2oge'
each, 6 @aH be printed IN The bef MANN,
an fine Paper, andaeqc Tpe.
II. TIE prize qOj!I be one Do!l0r psr 20
kme in boards, 3ayo6ls an dsbOoy.
~. Il vep eog6dt,uJ!e aan5er ot co.
pies bei4g ALREADY Ja6ff,i6ed far, t6s as'ts
hall be put to Pres, and yfnyoed 70'!@'"
delay.
G Sulfrptims reesivsd BY the F@S-
LNer.
Sept. r.
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Mllllam Hawthorne,

Ii bis Store, on cal. Hoes Wb1rt; has
for Sale,
Pennfylvania & Swedifh barr
Iron,
Philadelphia lump and loaf Sugar by
the hid. or barrel,
Brown Sugar of the fire quality, by
the barrel or hid.
Fine Salt, in Jacks,
Coarie Salt by the bulhel,
Old Corn, Tar,
Platter of Paris, by the bufhel,
James River Csal,
Tobacco, 10 kegs,
Hay in bundles, about 200 each,
A few Lots in good fituations on Fair
fax, Wilks, Prince and Warrington ftreets,
Sale or Rent. ALTO for Sale, a three
tory Bick- Houfe, on King near Fairfax
ftreet, very good fand for buflnefs.
10th Mo. nth, 1902.
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B E E f.

A few barrels of good BEEF lately
acked) jua received and TOR iale by
BENZ AMIN SHREVE, Jun.
Oeober II
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VIM. HARTSHORNE

Has for Sale,
The 6rf quality of Lifbon and ground
Alum SALT.
Alto, few yards fuperfne Boiling
Cloth, and Meis Beet, in half barrels, and
1 pair of BURR STONES.
N. B. He gives Cath for Wheat at his
Mill, or in town.
nth Mo. IL. d
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THOMAS SlMMS,

i IL olfI11O IA w 1N1 rs
Ha, ,seeivsa BY The briggs Ne9fxme and
A3iVe,
Frefh Oranges, by the box.
Do. Lemons, do.
Soft fhelled Almonds, by the frail.
Filberts by the frail,
Sweet Oil by the bottle.
He bas a5o for Sale,
Ben Derry Muitard, by the bottle,
Dipt and mould Candies, by the box,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Olives, Auchovies and Capers, by the bottle,
Ergiih Walnuts.
Bet spaniih Segars,
Rai6ns by the Jar,
Coffee, by the bag,
LRezujft, Yuantiy Of bsS
NEW-ENGLAND CHEESE, general Al
iortment of GROCERIES, and few hundred
Buhcls of excellent POTATOES.
Nov. l.
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Public SALE.

III Pursuance Of a Decd of Trast
fran lessee Tayby, deceased, 10 tbs sa6 !,
srri5er, made to ,eeare a debt dus TO tt.
Bank Of Aiexand,ia, qoia be exteled 10
sale, absu fbe Premises, on Saturday f6s
4fb day e1fDeeem6er nexf,
THE FOLLOWING
Valuable Property.
n LOT If Ground Gruated al the South Wei
Z a corner ct King and Pitt Streets, extending
Oh Pitt-Streee fevSnly feet, and thrty-three feet
eight inches and an half on King Street; forty
three feet of this lor Pitt Steer has depth OF
fixty ne feet eight and one half inches, and the
remainder at the corner OF King and Pitt-Streets
his depsh of thirsy three feet, eight inches and
anhalf, inelu ing the houfe now occupied by
Mr. Edmund Denny.
Terms OF laic, me third of the purchafe money
in Fix months, ole third in twelve months, and the
refdus IN eighteen months.
LUDWELL LEE, TruGee.
IL
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
A L "A r M,

T YING ia SxGcid, State of Connecticut.
IL pleaiantly fituaied. within 40 rods of the
Meeting Houfe and Academy, in faid town,
and only 6 mics from the City Of Hartford,
on the great Stage Road leading from thence to
Danms1ib College and from Bsdss to Neav-
York. Ai5axy, &c. Said Farm contains 100
acres Of Land under good improvement, well
fenced With fuitable proportion of Orchard
ing. Moving, Paasring, Piow-land, &c. swo
handfomc and convenien, Dwelling Houfes !;
Barns, with good Stables, Out Honfes. two
Wells Of excellent water, and almoR every other
accommodation necciiary for Tavern.
1t is as beautiful and eligible a
aand. perhaps, as any in the aaie, for Public
Houkc, and has been improved as fuoh upwards
Of so years fucceiIiveiy. 1t is likewife central
and commodious for Merchsntor Tradefman.
A good bargain may be had, and
an indilpo,ahle title given.--For farther par,i-
culars, enqaire OF the Printer hereof, or the
Subfcriber, living on the psemifes.
SETH AUSTIN.
Dseeabry Ia, ISol.
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L u M B E R.
BENJAMIN PUCGLES

RelpsafalLy ix(orms bl Czjfsnen, Gxd tbe
Public is gexyai,
THAT he will undertake TO procure Houfe
i or Store Frames, or any other dmcniious
Of Timber, Plank Cor Wharves, Sc. of the fol-
loving kinds of Eafern wood. viz. White
Pine, Spruce, Norway. Pine, Hemlock, Black
or Yellow. Birch, for Cabinet worl. Cedar,
Hackmatack. Maple. Black or White Afh.
Beach. or Rock Maple :--Aiio, Mats and
Spars of any dimcnGcn, and Birch or Hackma-
tack, Ship-Timber any Of which, if applied
for this Winter, may be delivered here in the
courfe of the next Spring or Summer. on the
eaiea poiIible terms. Any pefon wiihng to
contract, would do well TO apply early in the
Winter, that proper time may be bad to get
the Timber out.
He has, lkewife, on hand, at his Lumber-
Yard, on Slocum's wharf, in Newport, gen.
| ersi saorment Of Eaaern Lumber iuch as
| Boards, Timber, Spruce and Hemiock Joia,
Windcw-frame-auf, Shingles. ClaPboards, Ce-
dar- Potts, Iaths, &c.-A fupply of which he
propofes 10 keep coraantiy on hand.
Alfo. gen,eel Boarding and Lodging may
be had for two Gentlemen, on ealy terms.
| Newpor, Nov. s7, 1901. Of
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9HE SETTING SUN.

WHEN rofy eve revivss the fragrant hours,
And heavenly dews refsch the cloing ho"en'
And birds, with melting muhc, drop 10 reH'
The Sun. how radiant in the purple wee,
Der devon's waving hills and dales fray,
TO catch the luRre Of his parting ray -
Row DER The vale 10 fhsdc, bruih the dew,
Tow or the bill his ORD again view.
AS defend OF site, loie or gain
The viGon. tilI he Gnlss beyond the main
Rciunes OH velern il g The morning light,
Aod yield, this neither realm to iiarfy sight.
j. lirg not varied thus with lights and blades,
I'LL in the night Of death rhe profpstt fades
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
LONGEyi7l..

THERE is nozo at Tours, in
France, a pefcrar, eyed Io3, s0b0 bas
beu emplcyedmaNtbe sVars Of Europe,
alnleQ from tie beginning Of tbs Lge
century. Atibe jGese gfKebl,m 1888,
be rsecived no ieyG tbm z iabre s00nnds,
tx ofsgbieb acre ov the head, I'll fbe
bcttle Of Eantenoy, be faao three Of bis
Ip-otbers peryb BY bis fds, and, IN
4smeriea, bis Jon igf bis ie. Sinee TIE
Resolution, BE bas djfmsaybtd bimfy;
and, daring bis ssbsie military career,
be aeesr bat once rseeieed the .Wg6fsR
puniRment, and, on that odeghon be
esrsd from The exesG sf courage.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-13
NICOLAS GEFFROY,
Wafcb-M MAKER, hn Ne7Obort,

INFORMS ibe Public, be las iaksn into PART
l. nsyl5ip Mr.. l.. TLSSOT. (aterisr Wo,k-
man, late f,om fbs Wateb- Manafaflou in Gene-
pa, 4pbo 7vM undertake TO make nezv 4Datebe, -
and to repair, in The bs4 manner, far qoGie6-
maker, or private pey,oas, any xe1v. eozFrxtfea
and complicated Wair5ts, and Tims.Pisess.--
They qoiN oJo mpoyf, fran /aid Marn;a7o,y. at
nine mosfbs 1oaramg, aHJnf WaiebeI and 4 inc
Pieet5, as fbSir employer .&aN 0rdey.
They have also Conaantly on hand,
I'm elegant ag0rfmenf Of z0arranfed, and
cox nor Eaghbs. and Gereva Wafehet and Time
Piees. qvbieb by qcW y,fHon reejonobk mrms.
In 0ddiior 10 tbe abave. fby carry on tbe
Goldimith's & Silyerimith's
E4snsG, in all lis brasebe,, and kseqVJe 7uil
make. o, ,c3aiy, av Siad Of JerDeiisy, IN fse
psaice f.l5iOn.
They ALTO have for Sale,
Wbolejale and Retail, all kinds Of JTes0-
elley, imported and eflbe Laiea te6ions; eJstsrs
gaH and fivsr ep0Hltth; plated ard b,at5 can.
d.aieks plated and B,nassia ha-pof, drkS,
/raH f1uoyds and bange, plated bnn. .J'irnt
and lpxv; tea frays; eafo,s nndi,os', @oveI ana
foagt eailsy 70aye Of all kinds nigbt and day
Iey gieDrs ladies and .yenfiemen's pocket books
d,eDf.g- -glaDI,; Gypsxdtrs; frg0Ss; bo,it-1vbipf
yaSor Hopkins famcss razor. .f,ofI ; ssf Beau,
rr bafs; feytsme.y efaH hind', from Loraor Sn4
Payn; ba,-porpdtr fareb; Ba,lu.(agar. 0nl
(sgav piambs; SpaS% J,gAu; bsa Moka6na =
Seofeb Jnafr; arda greaf Varier Of Oibe, a,firie'
TOO xmmtyoA 10 is/frf here.
Newport. Feb. 7, 1901. I9f