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the fhip Columbia, capt. Thomas Smith,
from Baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA, May I3.

The French trigale La Neceiiite, yef-
terday failed from this port, bound, we
uEderttand, to Brett.
Capt. Nichols, of the Difpatch, in S.
days from Anferdam, touched at the
Downs, and failed from thence the 18th
March. He was athore onthe 18TH, bur
brings no Englilh newspapers.
COMMERCIAL.
AtSt. Bartholomew, April IA. Beef
10 dolls. per bl. Pork, rs do. Fifth s do.
per 81. Lumber 20 DO. per NJ. Sugar,
Mus. 8 dol. clayed, 1T quail. IL, I'd. &c,
cd. 9, do. Cotton s., Coffee 20. At
Trinadad, April II. Sugars s. to II
dolls. cwt. Molas. IS cts. gal Rum, 50
cts. gal. American produce very low.
Arrived, fhips Maria, Griffith, Ivica
and Gibraltar Caroline, Gordon, AM
iterdatn fch'r Harmony, Duckendof, St.
Andrews; Succeis, Tice, Richmond Peg
gy, Tasem, n. Caroliaa; John and Ann,
Cutler, n. York !; Betley, Mufer, N.
York.
Cleared Ship Delaware, Davidfon,
Cowes; brig Bottom, Glazier, Guada-
loupe ich'r Betiey aud Fanny, Gibfon,
Martinique; Jolly Bacchus, EIdredge,
ST. Bartholomews loop Independence,
Viokay, Savannah; Hoop Little Patty,
Bunce, Charleaon.
Captain Gordon, of the hip Caroline,
fp3he April 5, lat. 43. long. 81, fch'r
tlenry, Diiien, of and from Bottom, bound
to Copenhagen. 9Th, lat. II, long. s.,
brig Gla{gow, Curry, from Baltirnore,
bound TO Gligow, out II days all well.
sd, lat. A., long. O., ipoke the brig
tianna, Honaon, from Bottom bound TO
Rremen.
Capt, Nichols, of the fhip Ddpa,ch,
left at Alaferdam, March IS, fhips At
lantic, Penroie, OF Philadelphia. for Be
men, ready to fail; Jane, Odlin. do. from
St. Domingo; Grace, Edwards, ditto /;
Warrington, N. York Magnet,
-, do. Maryland, , Baiti-
more, and brig Eliza, Michaels, Phila.
April /, fpoke ihip John Jay, Of Provi-
dence, from Amiterdam to the lie Of
May.
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Dollars e,9Sb3I5 u

Tbele fums differ in amount, nominally,
from thofe contained in the fatSment an
nexed TO the letter ofthe feoretary Of the
treaiury, of the I'd of March, but the
difference is explained, ard the actual a
mount proved 10 be the fame in letter, as
the aatements Of the 9Th Of April.
ITO BE coneladed in car neat.
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Wanted a 7ourneyman Baker,.
A perfon who is matter of the baking
buGneis, particularly hard bifcuit, &c. and
we'll recommended, will meet with EN-.
ployment and good wages, by applying
to 7. ShcAuey, or II. james, merchant,
oppodte Rhodes's tavern, City,of VAIN
ineton.
May IS. eo3t+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-15
FROM A LONDON PAPER.

/! "A Z +
"It is fact, which is not generally
| known, but with which minilters are
doubtlels well acquainted, that there have
been at Paris, for fome time paa, feveral
chiefs Of the Illinois nation, accompanied
by interpreters and agents, duly authorif-
ed to treat with Buonaparte, who has en-
tertained and carelied them in the fame
manner, and for the fame purpoie, thar he
entertains and carenes the Egyptian Ma
malukes, whom he keeps in his pay and a
bout his perlon. With theie Indians he
has lately enteredinto an alliance, the frR
object OF which is the taking poaeiion Of
Detroit, which is ftuated between the
lax es Erie, St. Clair, and Huron, and which
has ever been regarded as The key to Ca
NADIA. At this n,oment an expedition is
preparing in the ports Of France, under the
command of General Bernadotte, who is
to be accompanied by all the Indian ma
tives now In France, and who, with the
French army, are to be landed at N. Or
leans, and carry into execution tie project
Of fixing on The fur trade; and on the
provinces Of Canada where their meaiures
are duly,matured. A chain OF military
potts, from the confluence OF the rivers H.
linois and MiMfIppi, in an eaaerIy direc-
tion to the lakes Erie, sc. will enable the
French 10 enter Canada at their pleafure,
or oblige us to keep up an army of enor-
nous amount. In the Floridas, the
French have determined 10 eAabIih a
naval port in the bay of Sfiritu San
to, which is ituated on the weaern
coat of eaG Florida, and in the Gnlph
of Mexico, where abundance OF proviG-
ons for the navy may be esiily obtained,
and where, in any future war with this
country, the French cruizers, in co-reIa-
stion with others from the Havannah, my
fuccelsfully anoy the trade that panes the
GulPh t'ream. Will the Americans view
thi, with indifference -
(Cobbett's Regjesr.
Fran The Wizmmgtau, N. c. GAZETTE.
MIR. Hall, pleaie to publilh this Tor the
benefit OF thoie who may have occaion to
ufe Topfail Inlet.
A few days ago, capt. Smith Of Alex
andria, Mr.. Hutchinfon, his mate, and
Mr., Refs of New Y ork, paaenger, in
boat, examined the channel and bar OF this
Inlet the next day they informed me,
that in the channel, at high water, they
found no where upon the bar lefs than -
feet water, ard that the bea rule to be
obferved in coming in was to bring the
houfe on my plantation to bear N. n.
w. and then run directly in nearly at
right angles with the banks.
JOHN SIBLEY.
Topfail Sound, April 70, 1902.
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Public SALE.

On TUESDAY next,
NH persmptsul be Jold,' at the Yendns
Store,
Eighty pieces Of Britifh Duck,
from No. I to 7, of good quality.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
May rs. Vendue Mater.
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Coaay Of Alexaaaria,
A4,H 70, 1901.

Was taken up and committed
to this Jail, as runaway, a Negro man
who calls himlelf ISAAC, and fays he
belongs to Mr.. Henry Gr.1sth, OF Lou
doun county, near the Red-Houfe: ne is
about 80 years Of age, ola low failure,
and film made had on an old brewn coat,
jacket and breeches of negro cotton. The
owner is leqqeaed TO come, prove proper
ty, pay charges, and take him away
otherwife he will be difpofed Of as the
law directs.
JAMES Campbell,
May ~. raw Jailer.
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NETWORK, May IL.

BY the brig Mary, captain Lovett,
arrived yeifercay, We have received the
ST. Johns N. B. Gazette to the I'd inf.
Captain Burroughs, and part of the crew
OF the American ihip Hannah and Eliza,
from Liibon to Bottom, branded on the
lland of Sable, had arrived at Halifax.
The Editor ofthe Halifax paper, in men
,ioning their arrival adds, Sc that it is
with plealure We commmnn;cate the great,
full ientiments entertained BY captain Bur
roughs. of the philanthropy Of his excel
lency Sir John Wentworth, and the legif.
lature of this province, for the wife and
ludicious etiabiiihment on that iiland.
Never was there an efablithment which
humanity more frongly called for, and
We are happy to add, that the perion
ielseted to carry this benevolent iraitu-
,ion INTO effect, IS not only pcfeGed of the
hoiPi'able virtues TO the greatef extent,
but is highly diaing uiG Cd fer has n.eeha-
hical ana nautical II iourccs.' -
May II.
Arrived, lhip Ocean, Smith, Liver.
pool Lord North, Pool fch,r Pure,
Packetr, Richmond.
Cleared, Snow Venus Ward, St.
JOINS brig Mary, Jones Greepock /;
snr. Aan, Johnfou, St. Andrews Char
i0tte, Plkham, New Providence.
SnlP Manila, Claby, has arrived a:
ladiz from this port.
SalP Amibie, Tillinghaf, of Phila-
aslphia, has arrived ar Liverpool. On
ele Sth March, in LAT. IS, 80, long. "A.
iroSe the thip Jofah Collins, of this port
Oosnd to AmGerdam.
= 'alp Brutus, Bunker, arrived at Duo
IN, IN 50 days from this port.
he ihip Charleltor, failed in company
.isa the Ocean, the General Mercer, was
sViaii IN or days, and the Brothers had
e.ealed out, all for this por,. The Liver
TO, facket, was TO fail in about week.
!, me Enslth flip Lord North, Brown,
D. : days from Poole, to Theophylaa
,'-'as' IN h3llaf. Lat. A SO, N. long,
S ~ 81, poke the brig Handen sydney,
pb p,. J; Young, from Hamburg, boud 70
fnot sos a Lar. As s., N. long. &c
5ra ~ mp -, capt. John Engly
p 80, :SS0i 6, bound TO Bordeaux. In tie
s'na 1nannel, f0utA ofPlymopsh, fpoks
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-15

A ltated meeting of the St. An
drewsfociety will be heldat Gadi-
by's Tavern, on Tuelday the 18th
init. at 7 o'clock P. NJ.
By order offbe PTshdfnf.
ALEX. HENDERSON, Sec'y'
May IS.
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5slo,o6l IS
Al7o.65I Is
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TIMOTHY HAY.

THE Subfcribes has a quantity OF
Timothy Hay for Sale. which he will de-
liver in Alexandra, or at any dittanee NOT
exceeding ten miles from his farm, at the
moderate price of Four shiIiings Per hum
dred A line addre1td TO him at shis
rlace and lief. at the Pof- Office, Alexan-
dr;a. will be received, ard immediate at
tention paid to it. r1,,7o
LAWRENCE LEWIS,
Mount Vernon March 6.
lt4,bAPri.
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SAL

900 bulhels of coarle falt arrived this
day. from Turk $. Ifland, and for iale by
JNO. & JAMES H. TuGkEK::
March ~.
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i0ubltf sSale.
On FRIDAY,
A. ten s'c!ock, qpM be Eld at TIE ftn6H'
Store,
Cd and 4th proof Antigua and
vamIica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy IN bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
Yeneri!fe Wine in calks,
Coidials IN bis.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
NolaiIes in hhds.
Rice IN tierccs and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Farther Ware ia crates
handsomely aaorted,
20 boxes HAVANA Segars,
Cotton in baleS---on crea't.
ALSO,
A uaricty Of DRY GOOOo'
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Fiamels ard Planes,
Carpets and CarPe,lng.
J,ifh and German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
Calicoes and Ginshams,
\ variety of Mu!lin and Mrilin HAND
terchiefs ard Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Roots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
4 oumHcr Of other articles.
P. G.. MARS TELLER,
April I. NL-n ...-.- e-1---- -
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JUST RECEIVED,
By Cottom and Stewart,
And for Gale at their Book Store, Royal
Street,
Gle Gablet Of Gait:
OR,
POCKET ALMANACK
FOR 1902.
TIE Content, Of ay5ieb are as fol2a7u, viz.
THE FRONTISPIECE representing
the Urn carried in the Funeral Proceaion
oeWg5mgt0s, at New York, with a de.
fcription of that Procefhon.
Genius of the United States.
Eclipfes.
Common Notes.
De/enprou Of the Eagravmgs.
I. Montreal. and 3 Fancy Pieces.
4 Sea, of John Adams, Eiq. s De-
tre;t. s Quebec. J Bridge over the
|Pifcataqua River. sView of the Mouth
of the Geoelee River. 9 View on the
Genetee River. 10 Table Rock. II
Bunker's Hill. u Psaiac Falls, with de-
lcriptious Of the whole.
Lines on the Pailac Falls. Lift OF the
principal officer, OF The Government OF the
United States. Early Friendhip. To
ths Ey,n;no Star. The Competition Of
Ia Kits. TO Celia on her Birth Day.
Miracles. Solitude. Sonnet to INDIE
tuendence. Sweet Echo. St. Paul at A.
|, hens. Profpea Of Winter. A Flight OF
Fancy. The Exile Of Ernie. The Mo.
| ther Roads from N. York 60 kingaon,
. Tby haze oya rseeivfa,
| Lyric Ballads, by Wadfworsh.
Leonard and Gertrude, &c.
| March S.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-01

FOR SALE,
The Cargo Of the brig Little
Sally, capt. Ceaeni,
From Rhode. Ilsnd, now landing and
coniaing Of
French Brandy,
Holland Gin (entitled to drawback
Country Gin,
Wet India Rum, N. England do.
Loaf Sugar,
Cattle Soap, Tanners OIL
R. /. Cheeie Of On excellent quality,
Soal Leather,
RuGa and ravens DUCK ard Sheetings,
Cordase, bale Of lsek!enbur2s, &c'
For Sale, Freight or Charter.
The faid brig Lille Sally, burthen
about $50 barrels. an excellent vesel and
we'll equipped. Apply to
]. G. LADD.
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William Hawthorne
Ha, for Sale at bis Mil, or in AAexa"a,ia,
Platter of Paris by the
ton, or ready ground by the bufhel,
Indian Meal and Rye Meal, bolted or
unboited,
Corn, or any other grain, ground for
toll a, the mill.
1t hi, fore in to7vn,
Hay IN bundles, Corn by
the bulhel, j.,
Lost and lump Sugar by the hosfhead
OF barrel,
FRI. and fecond quality Jcn:es River
Tobacco, in kegs,
A few very good Mill Spindles,
Two coed Scale Beams.
Three boxes s by 10 Window Glais,
a few barrels of Tar,
lanes River Coal.
For Sale,
a number of valuable Lots in town,
A fnalI Houie on lot of IS feet front
IN Water Street, next door to Major
Muncaiier's.
| AJo, tsr Sale or Rent,
A valuable Brick HOuie
on King frees, now in the tenure Of Tho
! mas Crufe.
Cd mo-. I.
a. CaR gsvea ct tbs office fs'
elean RAGS,
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IN obedience 70 d Decree OF

IN 0bed2enCe 70 q Decree OF
lbt Cear. Of h!rxandria coauy, On
Thurlday the Sth day of April next,
qUMde eFsysa FIR Jah or tas permits,
FIR ready macy,
A Lot Of Ground
Containing half an acre; lying upon
the eaf fde of Alfred freet ard iouth fide
of Cameron Rreet, in the town of Alex
andria extending on Alfred freet l76
feet 7 inches, AMI IN Cameron freet I23
feet 5 inches. Tltre are a convenient
two itory frame dwelling houfe, with
kitchen and other cut houfes upon the lo;.
The lot is fnbjed to an annual rent which
will be made known on the day of fale.
As the lot is large it will be divided into
lmaller dividends, and Did either In par
cells or altogether as willbee fuit purchaf-
ers. This fale is mad: to fatisiy a debt
due from Thomas Richards 70 ThompioG
and Vcitch.
JAMES KEITH
JOHN JANNEv, Ccsn'rs.
JOHN DUNLAP,
March 10. d
For Sale,
Antigua Rum BY the hid.
Raifns by tie box,
Sugar by thebarreL
Dates, frefh finn the coat of Barbary,
With 1qyty Qf otbsr
FRUITS and GROCERIES.
ABEL WILLIS.
Jan. II. d
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By virtue Of a Deed Of TuG

By virtue Of a Deed Of 79uG
f,om Robert Hasmlfo. axd E,fke, bis
evys, to ftr fab,enbe,,, on sATUR-
DAY the feventeenth day Of April
nex,, .vH be exSgfd TO /ak, abax
TIE tren5ss, ss CREDIT @
6. ~ and IS
nau'ks, the feyments to B. teeared Ig
atpr0Osa .fecanties.
A Lot Of Ground
Lying upon the fou.h Gde Of Prince
ffeet and to the esNwsfd Of Water ireet,
in the to~n Of Alexandra, extending e
feet upon Prince ttsees, ana running back
A. feet 4 inches, on which is erected a
commodious two fory frame dwelling
houie.
Ay6,
Another Lot Of Ground
adjoining thereto, extending 36 feet to
an s feet alley, with the privilege of the
alley. Upon this lot is erected ware
houfe tie whole front. This ground is
lublets to an annual rent forever of ie-
venty two dollars. Titles will be made
az iooa as the payments are fecured.
JAMES KEITH,
John c. HERBERT
March (. d.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
Hard Ware Store.

Newport, Anil 4, I8o1.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
1ohn 4. Shazp. s. Co.

INFORM the public that they have taken
i fhop next door but one North OF the Coffee
Hooie, where they carry on the Watch Making
budneis in all its branches and have for hie,
Warranted and common EGgfh and Gensva
watches, gold Necklaces. iilver tea and iable
Spoons, Sugar Tongs. &c.-Lookine. Glsass.
Tea. Trays. Waters, Drefing- Cafes, Plated and
Woodea Gators, Sofpendes. Knives and Forks,
Globe Andirons. Shovel and Tones. brAis and
jaPpaned Lamps, Candleaick., dart and com
mon Walking Sticks, Scotch, Rappee & Maka-
bau Snuff. Starch, Writing Paper, Dutch Quils,
Britannia Coffee Pots sc. &c. Together with
an aaottment of Jewellery and Perfumery.
Cs@ siesm for old Coli and Silver.
- Punetual attendance will be giver. and
the fmallrh fayon gratefully acknowledged.
Ne-yss,f. Ff5. IL. 7atf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

ell would nor do. snd federal am runiion failed.
Neither f,othing expreGiors, neither iatIss,ies.
neither abufs. ne'shrf bribery could corrupt us.
Oor uuanin'sv, and our virtue prevented the
" Heavens. and the Faith" from ~iroeaing the
imm derate exultarons OF trderaIi,m. wrweie
q Al a Sasd II s,sfbs,, jsm's"--ihey could noe
conquer nor divide Us. We held oor own, and
inereaied. while federalifm "bSss ), the yei,ss'''
we wsfe once more victorious, and {" dsisjfss"
sbsihed and di!eoncsr,sd, retired to brood oscs
her indicretions. snd to mature other machina.
tions FOR our futorc deauttion.
Having thus followed them thrcoeh theft
plans. st,ions. and intrigues; having feen theis
projections naturally variant from their actions |;
having witneiisd conduct imprudeur. and ,hreas-
ning 10 our freedom. aud tending to fubvert car
rights, ~e ihsil be prepared TO judge Of what
we have TO contend with at the next election,
and 20 provide ieaionable, and an ample sen~
edy--vhish ihall be duly attended 10 i'm the
next number. REPUBLICAN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

WE the iubicribe,s. being BY rhc Honor
wv able Court Of Probate for the Town OF
Newport, appointed Commilionen, TO receive,
examine, and adjuti the claims of the Creditors
TO the elt,te Of Sarah isgy~bam, late OF New
port aiorefaid. widow, desesied, repreicnied IN
folvent; and 6x months being by laid Court al
lowed from The date hereof, for the crediton to
bring in their claims. and prove their demands {:
Notice is hereby given 10 all 9erions having
any legal claims or demands againR iaid eita'e.
to bring them in TO either of US, at our Iefpec-
tive dwellinss, within laid time, otharwile ihey
will be precluded,
EDMUND TOWNSEND, | Cormy-
DANIEL DUNHAM, jun. foser.
And all perfons indebted TO faid eifa,e. BY
Notes, Book. Accounts, or other~ife, arc Is-
queRed to make Immediate payment TO
BENJAMIN LAYTON, F,,,,,.,,.
JOB TOWNSEND.
Nswps,s, Axgsf ., rSos. o7'9
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

THE Sabfcriber refpetafslly informs his
i fsiends and the public, thai he has jua re-
csiyed by the Is,ef arrivals at Boeon from Ly-
espool, q general shorment Of HARD WARE,
dirca from the Msnufattories, which he ~ill
offer for fae, in P,sriaeSe. at the Store OF Mr..
Isaac PIrMAr, dueeiiy orpo6,e the Bapuff
Meeting Hcuie, by WhoIefaIe only. upon as
reafooable Germs as can be purehafed At New
Yosk or B,aon.-They are now opening, and
win be all opened in few days, by
HENRY GREW.
psevideose, May 81, 1904. S.u
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
Nathaniel Na/on,

INFORMS the Public that ne has commenc-
i cd the I'm PLITE Working BuGnefs, st
the houie occupied By his father David Ne/ss,
nearly oppolte the foor of rhe Church Lane,
where all kinds of Tin Ware is manufaetred in
the bea manner. and at the horie8 notice, Of
the beft materials. All ordes for any kiod Of
Tin Ware, executed Immediately. ConRart
attendance given. sod the fmaiiea favors acc
knowIedged.
Nseepsr, JHse At. 1904. 91u
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14
THE Court Of Probate for the town ofNew.

THE Court Of Probate for the town ofNew-
i port, having appointed the fabfcribss
com mniHionen, to examine the claims OF the cred
iton to the eaAse Of WALrER EAsron, late OF
fad Newport, deceafcd. reprefen,ed infolvent
and twelve months being allowed for that por-
pofe :-Notice is hereby given to all perfons
having denanda agaiah faid easte, to bring then
ia to either Of us, within faid time. or othswiie
shsy will be precluded according to Law.
EDMOND TOWNSEND. Co~mJ-
THOMAS PEcKHAM. J jissem.
Gt All perlons iodebted to fsid eRsse, are
fsaueaed to make immediate payment TO
MERIRRTH EASTON,
DAVID BUFFOM. Exsssfsrs.
JOHN SLOCUM,
Newport, 4th Mo. s. fsos. SiM
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Sail Making.

THE fubferibers having entered into parrner-
i fhip, under the firm OF
Spooner and Durham,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail Making boGosfs, in its vsriou brsnches,
at their Sail Loft, on the wharf Of the late Gen.
John Malbone, at the Sosth part OF the town.
Thofe Who may fssor them with their cuitom,
may depend on punduali,y and difpasch. All
favou will be gratefully acknowledged, by
WING SpOONER, 7d.
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Newport, ArriI 4, Iso7. 7o,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-08-14

IN the a+,h day Of ,Augoa next, at Two Of
~ the ciock in the afternoon, lif tair wealth
eI, il NOT. the fra far dsy) unlefs pteyiou0y
difpofed ot at private fale--pau of the real ef-
tate OF Pe!ee Allen, laie Of Mddletown. deceaf-
ed--conhaing OF. from fifteen to thirty acres Of
Land. as occahon may require. Sale to be on
the premi'es. where the conditions fhali be made
known. Said Land j,ins the road about tour
miles and an bali from Newport.
ELIZABETH ALLEN, | AlmisI-
THOMAS c. ALLEN, + h4isri.
Middle,ospr. JnJy 73, 1901.
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Newport, IS. July goth, 1904.

Newport, IS. July goth, 1904.
TEJHEREAS SarGb Audrsu,. Of Newport.
Wv in the County of Newport, wife Of Ja-
cob And,e4Ds, hath lodged a petition in the
Clerks oHice Of shc Supreme Judicial Court for
the faid County Of Newport. praying tor divers
cauf.s thersin fct forth, that the bonds OF Mar
riaee between her and her faid hufband might
Be diG,lved, and a decree Of divorce promulgat-
cd:
Thi, is. therefore. to give notice to the faid
Jasob 4lslys4ps. and to all perions concerned, TO
appear a. the Supreme Judicial Court. to be
holden at laid Newport, IN and for faid County.
On the fourth Monday in Ausuf next. then and
there to fhew csufe lf any they have) why the
prayer Of faid petition ought not to be granted.
p. M. MUMFORD. CksE.
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Entertainment,

DY RICHARD BARKER, M the Houfe
OformerIy occupied By Capt. Rsbe'fS. Peter.
fgn Of the Anchor, liste fouth. eaA Of the State
Houk, where Lsdies and Gentlemen may de-
yend on being accommodated TO their fatisfse.
sion. Ponasal atrsndasce will be siven. snd oil
hvon gratefully sckoowledged By the poblie's
sbcdint fsrvsst. RICHARD BARKER.
NesPor. April 2, isos. 79a
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Black & whire Parii-
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Black. white. pink. &
Yellow Grapes and
Tifanies,
Fancy,c check and plad
Ribbons.
Umbrella,
Ladies long a,d Mort
flick Psrriiols,
Silk 4 Cotton fancy
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Black Fans,
Fancy ditto.
Black velvet Bind.
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Moreens, Wilhores,
Rattincts 4 Rripsd
kuGell,,
Black and colours1
Sewing Silks,
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Brown Hollands,
Jeans and Funians.
Oil CIorhs for Tables.
Srfip'd cuRen,Chec
Quality * IN 9s Bioa-
logs,
Tapes sod Bobbiu,,
A large ahortmes' Of
Ladies Morocco,
cloth and fancy
Shoes,
Childrsn's ditto,
A large hGorrme't OF
Looking Glaacs.
China * Delf Ware.
London aad Brifol
Pewter,
Knives & Fork,
Tea ditto,
Brafs & Iron Candle
ficks,
Warranted Spsnifh,
French, &Czrolisa
Indigo.
CottonW Wool.
New fahion'd Tea
Pots, &c. &c.
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