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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-29
THOMAS SIMMS

Has igf reesiVea, and fat SdLE,
1900 lb. of an excellent quality
New England Cheele,
go Bufhels of dry mellow Potatoes,
1000 huaches of Onions,
a. barrels Of Apples,
Mould and dipped Candles, by the box,
A few bags of Green Coffee,
Freih Jar and box Raiiins,
Do. FIT fhelled Almonds,
Large and fnla!l pots Tanlarinds,
Englifh Wa!nuts.
Durham Nuiard, in pound bottles,
Bet Sa.al Oil, in bottles.
Men and Womens' Shoes and general Abort
mens Of Groceries.
he alto wiaes to fell,
His HOUSE in Prince Street, oPpoihe. to
George Taylor. Efq'rs Groceries will be taken
in payment for it, or liberal Credit given.
II L S o.
The Leafe of BAKE HOUSE and STOKE,
m Queen Street. Poirsilion may be had inlme-
iiately.
Sepr.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-29

eaih gwen for rags.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-29
rLa fnhfcriber having been

The lubfcribcr having been
. : AUcTIONEER, and having
Pr Road and Security as the law directs
s', s,l;c;.. fhare of the public patronage !;
:, ,-' s,s ,sken the Store belonging 70 Mf.
= s ss ~ Riddle, at the Corner OF King and
M ~ Streets, where he will be ready 10
nv Nv. GOODS for fale the beginning OF
next week. lfio. IA Iis.
September II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-29
1D,lbltr 5satg.

On tbs ~ day Of Caober uesf qvil beyGA
on t6e bremyes at a eyedH Of 90 aa15Jay
negotiable rates qp'tb approyed 'aaoylers
ar 6Hh az Loadsu or Wlns H.,veu al
10 Digs Gggbt-ths tslyo5ving V4laa5s
Probery.
One lot of ground bounded
and lying On Union Stree, 81 feet lo4 IN
ehes to the north Of King Street and run
ming thence norlherly with Union Street
FL teet inches to Fayette Stree, sfer<e
with the line ofthat hreet 70 feet.
One lot of ground lying upon
Union freet Izo feet TO the north Of King
ftleet and running thence northerly Union
Hreet 4o feet inches thence eaftwardly
with line parallel King freet 70 feet.
P. @. MARSTELLER,
Sept. g. Vendue Mater.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-29
BRUSH MANUFACTORY.
UST COMMENCED,
In King Sneef, brf7ueeu Fiji and ST.
A/apb St,eefs.

A/Gpb Stteefs.
The citizens and traders Of
Alexandra are RESPECTFULLY informed, that
the Subscribers have commenced the Bluh-
Mixing BuGnefs, in IFS various Branches,
and have now on hand, and fiall keep
general AGortment of Articles IN their
line (which they pledge ,hemielyes 10 be
equal TO any made in America, CT import
ed) and which they are determined to fell
as low as can be bought in Baltimore CT
Philadelphia. We folicie fuch encourage
nent as the quality Of our work, and
promPtitude in the execution OF orders
may entitIs Us.
FINLAY and SHAKES.
n. 3. They itiii continue their Manu-
fatiofy in Baltimore, and give the hiehef
price for clean eembed Hogs Brifles and
liosfe Tails.
Sept IS d3t.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-29
Five Dollars Reward.

- TRAYED from Thomas's Ferry, on
- Friday Evening, aboLt 5 O'clock,
large BLACK HORSE, I6 hands high,
with Saddle and Birdie, the Saddle is
marked under the flap James Staook, CT
Frederick burgh and has plated fir
rup irons, the Bride has alto plat
ted bit. He was teen going into the
woods near Mr.. Dulany's, il is therefore
luppofed he is net far eff. The above re.
ward will be paid for delivering him to
John GADS8Y.
Sert. II. d3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-29
N 0 T / C s..

IHOSE indebred TO the MUTUAL AS
/ SURAACE SOCIETY againit Fire CT
Buildings oftke State Of Virginia, will be Pleaied
10 take Notice, that an inllfucie1 to move
for Judgments sganlt them at the next Courl
20 be Aeld for this Coenfy, aud that Notices
.sill be tent cut Immediately after the tenth o.
next Month, againR all who fiaad, at that time,
indebted to the Society
IhOS. SWAMI, attorney
far tbe Mataal N. Soy.
Sept. II. dot
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-29
TO BE SOLD
For Ready Money.

Pursuant to a Decree Of The Fede-
raj CireaH C0art of TIE United States,
far tie DtfrIG Of Virginia. IN q /ait be-
f1vses TIE executors ef RanlRy's plain
tiFi, and tie t,gfses Of gen. Ne5on, and
alters, adt1snaants,
A tract Of land in the county
Of Prince William, On the waters OF Bull
Run, containing 10 acres, nov in the
occupation Of Mrs. Gwynn; or 10 much
thereof as will be fuficien, 10 raiie the
fun of {. a59 with intereit thereon from
Oaober 1897, and the COTS and expences
of this iale, which will take place at Gadf-
by's tavern, in The town OF Alexandria,
on Saturday the iix.h Of November next.
The above tract of land was purchafed
by Peyton Gwynn, deceaied under the faid
decree, and the purchafe money not being
wholly paid, is again to be fold for the
iatisfaeficn thereof, in conformity to fad
decree, and terms of originailale.
D. Nj. RANDOLPH
Late Martial, v. D.
Richmond, Sept. IS.-1Soz. til ddf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-29
N y / l G. 4.

HE Creditors of JAMES BACON, Bank.
I rupt, hlvig appointed me Aflignee of his
Eilate AID 'Efeas, all Perlons indebted TO him
are reqaefed 20 make Immediate Payment, and
ihoie whn hold any of his Property to deliver
the fame to me.
GEORGE YOUNG, AiIigaee.
N. B. Thofe accounts which are not fe,tcd
before the lir9 Of November next, will inGil-
crinlinate.y be put III fuit.
Sept. -. dor
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-05
FRANCIS MAURICE,

PyysDsr IF the French Language, Mgde,
and Dancing,
From New Hampihire, Rhode liland, and
MaGachufetts Colleges and Academies,
now at the city Of Warrington,
Propofes to teach thoie beau
tiful accomplishments in the town OF Alex
andria and its vicinity, # there appear
fafhcient encouragement.
Conditions.
French Grammar will be taught twice
a week, and Dancing the fame, esery
Tuetday and Thurfday, from 4 o'clock 70
9, through the feafon, and French Len
guage, Wednesdays and Saturdays, In the
Inonling from ! to II for the Ladies, and
from TO 7 o'clock for gentlemen--I5
dollars only for each fcho'sr PER quarter.
n. B. Thoie who will attend both IN
fruttions will pay only "A dollars per
quarter: half to be paid at entrance, and
the remainder at the end of the quarter.
Subscribers received at this office.
May 5. :-....s-- Iaw3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-05
BEN. STODDER T.
COMMUNICATIONS.

With all the talk of the anti-contituti-
onalists in Congrefs about eeou0my, they
have made no iavings but WHAT were occa-
Toned by the prefent fate Of things, none
but what have been experienced in fome
other way, and rome but what, in the end,
may turn cut to be real lois. The re,
peal of the whole of the internal taxes, in
the profpe6t. of a war with the Barbary
powers, and in the prefent unfettled fate
OF Europe, is meaiure the moff unwife
that can be we'll imagined Especially as
the overplus, after the fupport Of govern
ment, was appropriated TO the payment
OF the public debt. The people will be
much more difatis6ed with the renewal
than they would have been with the con-
tinuance Of thole taxes. AS TO the fav-
ings by the removal of fxteen judges,
every rejecting perfon mutt be filled with
ferrous regret and alarm, when he conf
ders the daring violation of the conaituti-
on, of thar focal compact which holds US
together as a nation.
The conduct of the anti -confitutionalifs
on the fubjed of their own wages, and tie
falaries Of the officers of government exhi-
bited fcene truly ridiculous. Though
the falaries may not be too high, yet the
fame reafcn does not exit now which did
at the time Of rafting them. The gentle
men however would have been executed,
had they not made fuch another ample pro-
felton, of eeeuotry. II will not eahIy be
forgotten than Mr.. GaIlatin, foreigner,
now iecretary Of the treafury, by the APP
pointment of Mr.. Jeferfon, voted in the
year of 1899, againf the increafe Of that
ialary which himielf at prefent enjoys.
He has 1900 dolls. more than he thought
it reafonable to give his prediction in
more expenfve times. Itcannot be that
people 70 well informed as the Ameri-
cans can long continue the dupes ofthis
common, ifale and vile cant Of economy
oPpretlive taxes, rights of man, and all
thofe things which artful and unprincipEed
men have ever ufed TO draw to their views
the ignorant and unwary. No-they
have fecn enough abroad and at home to
awake them to their true interetts: to
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-05
For the Alexandyaa .4dusrtssev.
TO SPRING.

TO SPRING.
WON by thy {mlles, all-animating Spring,
roplj us infant mufe, my Maynard heart,
Burlts from chill apathy. To thee well
pleas'd,
Weave | the ruRic garland. Thy foft
power
Cheers up the drea-y landlcape, and draws
forth
Its fascinating legions into life.
Far fweeter are thy fmiles, in r9rQl @ades,
Where Innocence and fair Smpi,ny
Beguile the feeting hours! Mine be the
LOT,
Fall'n in thofe plealant Places re-
fgn
Alldear invented pleafures, which to ihofe,
As taper-beans with Phebus' charms
compare
When trode with thee, O! HgAv'N- BORN
INNOCENCE,
The devious mazes of life's thorny read,
Grateful, however rough) its cherries
verge
One folitary fear fhall not impart,
For thou'lt convey me iafe to more celef-
tlal bow'rs.
DAMON.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-05
DAMON.
ANECDOTE.

Sir Thomas Burner was eifinguilhed
for the evenneis of his temper, OF which
the following infance was recorded. Din
ing with friend, the coachman, who
was waiting, fpiit fome foup or gravy up
on his clothes. While they were rubbed,
he faid, with great good humour, to the
coachman " Let me advlie you friend,
for the future, TO greafe nothing but your
wheels
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-05
ORIGIN OF THE ISLAND OF NANTUCKET.
IN INDIdN TRADITION.

y
ON the Welt end Of Mariha,s Vine
yard, are high cliffs OF vanegated colour
ed earths, known BY the name Of Gay
head. On the top of the bill IS large
cavity, which has the appearance OF tie
crater of an extinguilhed volcano, and
there are evident marks of former fubter-
raneeus fires. The Indians, who live a.
bout this fpot, have tradition, that Ger
tain deity reiided there before the Europe
ans came TO America that his name was
Marihop; thar he uied to ttep CUT on "a
ledge Of rocks, which ran into tie fea, ard
take up whale, which he broiled for bis
own eating on the Goals oi.hc atolstaid vol
cano, and often invited the Indians 10 dine
ithhim,o or gave them therelies OF his meal.
That once to fhew their gratitude to
Manhop for his very great kindnefs to
them, they made an Offering 10 him Of
ali the tobacco which grew upon the Iland
for one feafon. This was fcsrcely iufici-
ent TO fiji his great pipe, but he received
the Prefent very gfaclouly, fnloked his
pipe and turned cur the aires oft into the
iea, which formed the Iiland Of Nantucket.
Upon the coming of The Europeans into
America, Manlhop retired IN diisuit, and
has never iiuce been ieen.
American Muieum.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-05

urge them to employ men who have vii.
dom TO manage their public affairs, who
have hcnety in which 70 ccnfde, anu who
at leaH, Wilinot gall them with vaip pro-
mifes, and afterwards laugh az Them Tor
their implicitly and folly.
NO CAN9ER.
IN. Y.PaP.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-05

mcclure en The ground Of lis illegality only:
might here eloie my addrcis, but it may be PRO
per to add fore remarks TO iheSp, that the mea
lure of buying yards, was economical as well a.
legal.
| know not how many years have elapl.
cd, inee congrefs authorized the building
Of three Frigates. AL that time, the bu-
iineis Of building fhips Of war OF large lze,
was rev in this country; and il IS not
fnrprifng that great errors were commit
ted If making the arrangements for build
ing tiefe ihips. Ose very great error,
and for which lhS public have feyerely paid
was, hiring, lntsead OF buying ground 20
build tKomupon. After hiring aground
il was found ipdifpenhble thar wharves
ard clker improvements hould be made
On The ground 70 hired, and at pubic ex-
pence; but the evil did not flop here, for
the yards were TOO contracted, as all pri-
.vate yards are, 10 admit Of fueh dlfrlbuli-
on OF the enormous quantities Of timber,
reqyired for large fhips, as to enable the
wcfknlen to get at tie pieces hourly want
edinthe progretlionofthe th;ps; hencei be-
comes aecefary TO employ great numbers OF
laborers merely for the purpoie ofremoving
timber. | have not fuch an accurate know
lsoge osthse xpenfe redinthe improve
ments made on private property and ule-
lels to the puolic when the thlps were f.
niGaed, and IN the employment Of laborers
whcic fervioes under different fytiem,
might have been difpepied with, as 10
pletend 70 exatfneis III itatins the fun
bur have no hehlation in averring thai
ilSSeeeded the whole coli of the fix navy
yards, purchsfed by ne.
With full knowledge ofthele faes be-
fore ne, would it have been a proper dit
charge of duty 10 have fallen into the fame
error! wouid it not have been fhametpl
f.csidee of The public inteseit, wantoo
waite of the public money It is ny
pride thar the error was avoided, and that
luch courie was purified, as will reitoTe
to The public, large portion OF the money
expended on tie ards, lhould a meaiure fo
pregnant with folly and madnefs be refort-
ed 10 as laie OF them.
BEN. sToDDERT.
By capt. Brown arrived at Philadelphia
on Saturday morning, in IS days from
Havana, il is learnt, that the American
yeiiels off the Moro, had not been per-
mitted to enter, notwithstanding the town
was in comfortable want of -four. It
vas FILLING at from IS to 40 dolls. per bar
rel.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-05

Itolland 1in, WnllKey,
Pimento, Mace, Nutnegs, Cloves, CAT
fla, Cayenne and slack Pepper,
Short pipes in kegs and boxes,
White and brown Soap,
Starch, Fig Blue,
Race and ground Ginger,
Wine aud Cyder Vinegar,
Indigo, Nader, Coppera., Allum,
roll Brimione and refined Salt Petre,
Muhard,
Fruits in Brandy, Pickles,
Mould Candles,
Demijohns aAorted,
Raifns in kegs and boxes, Currants,
Soft fhelI'd Almonds,
Bef Albany and common Chocolate,
Leiper's and Hanilton's Snuff, alorte4
in kegs and bladders,
Green ard Batavia Coffee,
Spinning Cotton,
Sweet Oil in faiks and blask bottles,
Patent Shot, from No. 9to BIB
Spaniih Segays il boxes OF 500 to 1000.
Godfried', fra quality Gunpowder, T
and F, double fealed pound papers, and
treble Battle in caniiters.
ALSO,
Twenty cafes Medoc Clarst Of very
fuperior quality,
AND
A confgrment of 50 hhds- T. Noble :
and Co.'S bell bottled
Porter e B7own Stout.
May s. corn
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-05
Denny and Powell

Have far JaAt, at tbev Grocery and Flair
Stsrr, King 1freft, eatsffe Mr.. Psfsf
n m, RI,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
NICOLAS GEFFROY,

Uatcb- Maker, in Ne7gp0rf,
Las CoyaaufJ on hand, an sLe.pat aD5,f
i l. msnt Of 1oarrGntsd, and common EnSI%,
ard Gsneva Wafebef and {. T.ime- Pnees, qvb'cb be
qohI /si2oa yeeyo1atht terms.
Tie aB6 ca,rie5 on fbe
Goldfmith'S & Silverlmith's
Bufncts, IN all its 6yaneSo, ard hseqV0 will
make, or ,spAir, any kira IF JepOelleU, liz i6e
neaigs feldisn.
he has likewiie for Sale,
Wb0h(ais and Retail, all kinds of ,5f7v-
eHev, mpoytea and Of fbs lafsa f,l5ions eDster,
goid and 6fvsr tp0alea, PLATED and b,aj1 eam-
dl,F,ek5 plated and britannia tea -pofs dtks,
(maH (aUo,d' and bongers; plated bns, f'rrx3'
ard lpas; tea fyays ea,'o,s nnd,ons, .5sDei and
long, /; eafity rUare Of all kird, mgks 0xS da,
nv, gh.0Ss iad'e, and geniIemsn's packet books !;
d,s1'sg- -glalss; I5pssdsrs; hgDss; bOyjf-aub,p'; !;
,aSors Hopkm', famo1s razor.f,os 6of Bear
e,-b0n; psytamty r1H kiuds, fran London and
Pa,b; hair pouods, .aareb BARLEY .jssar. and
Ggar plumb; spaa% Jtga,s ; bgf hfakn6an q
Seotb fraG; anda great variety If efbe, arfirits,
TOO aamrroSs 10 i.lsr IN an Aduvnyemeaf.
Newport, MAY 3. 1902. Iotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
CASH, PAID FOR
LIyEN Il WOOLEN RIGS, BIZ 3
Chrilfophcr G.. OlneY, J

Deiipered al bis 3fiiis. or at ds Pape, Hare
HcsjS,
.VxJHERE he has tor iale. at whcIefalc and
Wv retail. all kinds Of Paper. viz. Foolf-
cap Writing Paper, Ne. and z.--Vellum Let
ter do.--rot do.-Wfspping do.-Bonner do.
--Clo,hier's do. IR quality. y.-Shea,hiDg, with
and without Sand. Book Binders Boards
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blnc.-ALso,
A complete Aaor,rncnt Of Blank Account
and Record Books. ks.--LIKswIsR
Account Books made and ruled to any pat
tern. 20 fui, the purchafsr.--A comple,c Abort
mcnt OF School Books, and Stationary ct all
kinds, &c.
Aj6. Warranted Chocolate. by the Box,
or ponnd, Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or rwo Boys, from a
TO "a years Of ape, az Apprentices 10 the Paper
making and Cioslring baiine!s. TO 'fnsh great
encouragement will bc given.
P,evidfaee. M4ttb 3,i8oz. 74tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
Nathaniel Naion.

INFORM the Pablic ,has lie has commenc-
i cd the IN PL.ifE Working BuGneis. a,
the houic occupied by his father David Major,
nearly oppoflte the foot of the Church. Lane,
where all kinda OF Tin Ware is manuiaetred in
the bef manoer, AID at the fhor,ea notice, OF
the beit materials. All orders tor any kind OF
Tin Wave, executed Immediately. Conilant
attendance given, and the fmalIsa favors ac-
koowIedged.
N.qDpsr. Jre At, 1907. 9ztf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02

THE fobfenhcr offtrs far Sale, tire follow
4 ing property, which he viii difpoie OF az
Inoneratc price. aud on an cxtenhyc Credit, II
i.qaiscd. with propcr frcurity:--
The d yelling Houfe whi-h he now occu-
pies, dtuals ia Broad. Street, aiinoR nc~, COM
prfciy timinrd. with 6se Rooms on noor.
with an eYcel!ept Well OF wzter in the Kitchen
with. a pump therein.
Ajb Another Dwel!ing Houfe. aaniing
on the N1uh Wra part Of the fame Lot, tront-
inp the B,ck Street, with Store, Wood lIoulc,
and Crib thereon.
aLs-Thc Lot. Dwelling Hodie, Store,
Chaik. Houfe, and Stable, itoa,c in faid Broad
Street, and adjoining fhe ABOVE Lot and Build
inys, extending from Broad Stfces TO the Back
Stfeet. ~. tk
AJs-A-That very convenient Maoiion.
House, ,hrce Stories fig' 9TH the Lot, What,
Stores, and .dl the Bur - hereon. ttudse in
Jhanss- Street, former, property OF Mr..
Aa,oa Lep.s, dscea(ed. Inc ftuation Of the
Eaa,e is equal il not fupesor to any in the
,o&n. either for public Houle, or Tor any Kind
of bpGocis. Said Eaa,c being 70 wen known,
needs no further particular dctctipsioo.
.ilS Two vausoic Lois Ut Land, Gtuate
living, and being 10 New,o~n 10 called 10 iaid
Newport, one q. which Lots con'sns three
Acres, the Other three Acres and qnsrtct, or
,hereaboots, eqaal to any in the town OF New
port, for Moving or Paiu,s.
/, .4Mo--One other valuahe Lot Of Land. fit
uste about Ef;y Rods on Gleenend- Lsac. AL
i,ining the Orchard tormc,iy belongipg 90 Ms.
yofe5 co,d. decesied.s nov TO Mr.. Jo6 Alry.
con,an.s abluS foas Acres.
: AAs-1 Ga,dsr Lot, very convenient for
Dwelling Houie, sltuars. ying, aud belrg in
fnd .Neyp3r, sdj9inias the .Sab',Nterian Meet
iag- Iionfe L,s, forsnsrly belonging to Henry
Merckaat, E.a. dccraied. t.t
Ub,qaeaiorablh Titles will be given, and
the Tens made known ny ,.jgls5
sas JAMES PERRY.
sy Who has .Lkcxife for Sale. very
good icccnd hand CABLe, about Mae or ten
lachcs, of Sky fa.hens long, or thereabouts,
aud FIVE Inch Iawier.
,Newpor,, Sept. ~. isct. .sN. IS Siiy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
Fran /" THE TINES pipe, printed al
CbaskRou, s, e.

Ex,raet ofa letter from young Lady in New
port, =. |, dated a7sh Apni, 'Sol. 70 her
father in this City.
I" Newport Is at prefcnt more lively than
ufnai, o~,cg to the approaching elseiIon. My
itay is inGhcI upon until that event has pahcd.
The ladies have at length concloded. that their
io:et!errncc - indiipcnG5!c 70 % correct the pro-
ceeduse," and tn-, take an active part in going
about lJliciting votes. Being 10 cotnpany the
other evc.iag, wirh f5me who arc very patIio-
tic, II derived much amufemeni from their con-
vsdaiion. They unaainouny agreed TO en-
ploy no Jacobns. The mii,cfs Of the houfe
rxprened reg'et at her houie nor beng qvbife-
4va/9el, but cxeuied hefiet BY oLiefying, that
fils could not icd Fsds,aiH who pIattii-
ed 'hst bndnck---but declared her intention OF
fcnaiag to Providesee for one. rather ,haa en-
ploy Democrstic daubr'."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
EPITAPH ON ASAlLoR.

E'RRE from The form, apd g9jqs Of human life
A. Free from shs /7nalh Of patton & Of itrhe
Here lack lies ane5sy'd. who has tool the je
OF ebbisg LIE and flUeilmg n,iicry:
Tho poorly ,igg'd. Ais Pfuden. eye fo,iaw.
And took rect ar forruaes qaickeif satv.
He kf'd and 5ore a7vdy to plcaie mankind,
Bat durv ufg'd him iiii to head be aOiad
a fsver's tsmtSb foon his mate, detroy'd;
Bat iay hesI,hswhie he itiIl eoj'y'd
Laaru With griet. and age. s,d )5aittred bead,
AZ length he ef,ssk aod g,oArded On his bed (;
White in da,el. eayeenisg thus he lay,
Hishaai biige exprcting every day,
Heaven ,o,k his ballaa from its dTeary folr,
And le,s his BODY deitilotc Oh fool.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
John & Henry Cakoone,
HAVE FUR SALE,


AT their STORE on BaniRes's Wharf,
DROWN sugar., BY ibe barrel or Jox.
Mol.Dcs, by tbe begybe0d; Fisa,, 8, tt4 bar
rel; PO7caei, BY sbr e9&; SbeGtbiss Pafe,. ky
be bSnd,ed; Caa4'ss, BY tbe 6sx I,as Co61eJ-
1; AND g>ssine SPANISH SEC 1RS.-ALso,
HONEY, by tbe barrel or gGiion
-Ne4O- ro,A Sap, Iytbe tos-Neg,o-Hcaa qo-
6aeeo-Bsf 4b p,oef Jamafea REm--hox
Sloves--yait Peie,'d Rams--Banc,, and HRS
Lard, --LiKrwisE,
LIQUORS, Of the bef Kind,
general 1Barfmenf--ana qa,ios, sfbe, A,ticies
IN f5e G,onry Lhe--a eompkft Aba,fmtn, IF
4obieb fbey frops< 70 be esrfe~fk supplied 4ri,b.
CT MASTERS Of Paeket, Pac
fnger, &c. may be Snfpfied ar Je4 S,ofe, er
t6e J9o,fte Neket--qrhb 011 .i,tiek tbty nay
7vonf--. and tksiy favo,, grat.faiI 46Axse0-
kaged.
GREEN cHAiRS, Der Dozsn--
Bar. Irou, PER HaSd,s1 ,vf.-M.alirgs and Car
mel, pc, 6aryri---O Oy,ons, per Hrsdred 6rretes,
~ Jmatier gnauiifie,----L0.l 0.lF-SL'GAKS, and
pa,iety IF fbe bet yffEAS.
Newport, Feb. 20, 1907. 3f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-02
Il Good BQrgQln.

THE fublcnber has for Sale. 10 very plcaf-
4 ant psrt OF the town, rwo Las Of Land,
with convenient Dwelling Houis, and large
mop thereon. If not peviouAy difpofed. of.
me above Lots will be fold al public AutSioa
on the 9Th day OF October nexf, az 10 s'cIock
A. M. l.eathef permitting; if nor, the irit fair
day. Sale TO DC on the premles, where the
crms OF payment viii be made known.
ABRAHAM REED.
Ntaopsn, Sebt. 8. 1901. cit6