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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-11
NEW YORK, May 7.

EntereS, A1ips Bettey, Allyn, Liver,
pool; Referye, , Lagulrai brig
Venus, Hiids5th, CharIeGon ichn Sal.
ly, Bret, Waterford; Prefident, Burke;
Cape Francois Samp(on, Wiley, Eden
ton; Polly and Sally, Van zandt, Alex
andria; loop Nancy, Green, Norfolk.
Cleared, hip Manhattan, Armour, m
dia; Caty, Thurfoo, Jamaica ichr' Ri
fling Sun, Ripley, Cadiz.
The ihip Rufcl, has arrived at Lly''
pool from Charlefon.
Irrived Iiree mrhf.
The fat falling lhiP Betley, Allyn n
40 days frcm Liverpool. March l7ll'
fpoke lhiP Logan, Macey, from N IoN
at anchor off the N. w. Buoy, beoadaP'
Off Ormfesd, f2oke fhip Mercury, Mac
Craze, bound from Wilcaaet TO Liverpool
April 1, in LAT. 50 20, n. long i 10
w. fpoke lhip Latona, WOODBURY. ."
u days from Bottom, bound for An'a:''
dam.
W. are malJfeIfo capt, .AJa frtH|L
h5vt4g I2 9fvzDFh laying ct L'''f'''
at The time IF bi!/aAlms; T.,
Of Bottom. Flora, Joy ready '0' @a
Sally, Weber, do. do. Harlequin, i"'
ner, in ten days; Eliza, Ripley E n.gG'
Jacklon; Magiarate. M'Cobo'; Os'"
RUS, Tibbits. OfPhiladelPhIa' Ss,o
wick, Kirkbridge, ready for iea' o1 c,,
fon, Kinglton, do. South. Carolina I .,R
man, in 10 days; Amiable, liIL'4 e,,;'b
arrived. Of New York. Ocean, oD W.,
ready for fea; Huiiey' ~ LarF.
Tiers, Hall, cleared al The coI'0I ,I.,r,
nip in the dock; General Mercer g !. RI.
in 10 days; Liverpool Packet, : ~. ,,i;o,r,
iels, Chriitie, do. Telegraph G = T,t,;
lately arrived; lydia, Tred%,'3 p %
Henry, Rogers, Mrs Shcfhe,o' , r
Conklin, lately arrived. OF 'L [3..,D,,,
burgh. Miaiaippi, Callahan; n ., Poi.
Pearce. OF CharIeRon. V0''"'
lard. cnogc
schr. Sally, from Waterford. d., { ffco,
on the padage, the brig Amerl e I,r, 20
from New York. April zo' !. dsr
long. s., fpoke fshr. Sally, out 5''
from Newport, bound to 0uffloSD
May 8. Greer.
Entered, fhips Fanny, Br'io5 ~ brig |
ock Friendlhip, DAVIS, L9 1,an4 Dop
Halifax, Randall, NewfouaoI'''
Sea Flower, Bird, Philadelphia eqboni
Cleared, lhips Betfey, Seton, . h'S 5rii;
Philiplbursh, Lefiugwell, Liys'Po,5
Mary, Smith, Bordeaux; i'nf' y
Tyler, Curacao. "a
Ship Fri niaip, Davis, from from villas
The hip Maryland, Webb 90. aIa ., LoajS
Of this port, arrive
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-11

tia, circumstances are 70 happily changed,
you will be the frf to render homage to
the Sovereignty OF the Nation, which rec
kons you among the number OF Its mott IL
luftrious citizens, by the fervices you have
rendered TO il, and by the. talents and the
force Of character with which nature has
endowed you. A contrary conduct would
be irreconcileable with the idea we have
conceived of you. It would deprive. you
of your numerous claims to the gratitude
and the good offices of the republic, and
would dig under your feet a preelpice,
which, while il fwallowed you up, would
contribute TO the milery of thole brave
Blacks, whole courage we love, and
whom we fhould be forty to puniih tor
rebellion.
We have made known to your Children,
and to their preceptor, the fentinents by
which we are animated. We fend them
back to you. AHit with your councils,
your influence, and your talents, the cap
tain general. What can you delirc--the
freedom of the blacks You know that
in all the countries we have been in, we
have given it to the people who had 1t
not. Do you deGre confederation, no.
hours, fortune 1t is not, after the
fervices you have rendered, the iervlces
you can }il render, with the particular
lentiments we have for you, that you
ought to be doubtful with refpef to your
confederation, your fortune and the honors
that wait you.
Make. known to the people Of St. Do
mingo, that the folicituce which Ffancehas
always evinced for their Happiness, has Of
ten been rendered impotent by the iiaPe-
rious circumstances OF war that men,
come from the Continent to agitate and
nouriih faction, were the produce of the
factions which themfelves defroyed the
country that, in future, peace, and the
power of the government, enfure their
PROPERTY and freedom. Tell them that,
if liberty be to them the frf Of wants,
they cannot enjoy it but with the title Of
French Citizens and that every a6f con-
trary to the Government, and The captain
general, who is the delegate of II, would
be crime againt the NATIONAL fogereignty
which would eclipie, their leryices, and
render St. Domingo the theatre of a
wretched war, in which, fathers and chill
dren would maGacre each other.
And you, General recollett, that if you
are the hra of your colour that attained
fuch great power, and ditinguilhed him
felfby his bravery and his military talents,
you are alto before God and US, the prin.
cipal perfon refponfble for their conduit.
If there be dilafeaed perfons, who fay
to the individuals that have played prin-
cipal part in the troubles of St. Domingo,
that we are coming TO aicertain what they
have done during the times of anarchy,
allure them, that we fhall take cogniiance
of their conduct only in this laft circum-
fance and that we lhall not recur to the
palt, but to find out the traits that may
have difinguiihed them in the war carried
on againf the Spanilh and Englilh, who
have been our enemies.
Rely without referve on cur efeem
and conduct yourfef as one of the princi-
pal citizens ofthe greatea nation in the
world ought to do.
The Firf Confnl,
BONAPARTE.
Paris, II Bramajrs.
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Dancing School.

MIR. GENRES has the honor 70 in
-1Hl form the Ladies ard Gentlemen Of
Alexandra, that he will begin his DAN
CHG SCHOOL on Wedreiday next the
aft inf. at Mrs. FleteheI's, Prince nreet.
The days Of Tuition will be en- Wedref-
day, Friday, ard Saturday, the Ladies
at 10 o'clock il the morning, and The
Gentlemen at 5 in the evening. Parents,
whele children fhall be tiu2ed 10 his care,
may derend on his moft particular attsa-
ton, as dancing end COOL manners are
the principal BATS Of bis fehco}. Crown
perlors will be Taught privately in the
inot5 fashionable fy!e either in his acade-
my or at their own houils.
Terms Of tuition may be known map
plicat'cn 10 Mr. Geneies. at Mr.. tIeii-
kills.
OGober I6. DAFT
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N o T C E.
In The Matter ef Tb0mas More, Bank

In The Matter ef TbomAs Mo0re, Bank
rAPt,
THE Subicriber being appointed AZ
6gnee OF the eifate and effects of Thomas
Moore, late of the town of Alexandria,
a Bankrupt, all perions indebted 10 iaid
Bankrupt, or that have any of his Goods
or Effects in their hands, are not TO pay or
deliver the fame to any perion other than
the Subfcriter. or luch as may be duly
authorized by him, all thoie who have re-
ceived Goods or Monies in payment iince
he became bankrupt, are requeaed to
fund the fame, otherwiie they will be
dealt with as the act dileas.
VIM. OXLEY, INguee.
OF. Is. dI5t
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N 9 L | C. E.

Duplication quiH be made to the next
Coart to freigbten tbe Road b@fqufsn
Alexanaria,sand George ISecn Ferry.
OCTOBER 8. d
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SALE By Sutton,
On WEDNESDAY,

J, 10 e'slsek, all be 6N at tbs Vfnaa
: s,r<, The eor4er Of King and on''
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
whky IN barrels,
Avp.e Brady in barrels,
Gin u ca.ks,
Wine ia pipes and quarter caiks,
Molsiles IN hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap In boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raif.s 10 kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
4 variety of DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, Aaaieaeer.
OHober Is.
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N O T | c L.

The subfcriber having remov-
ed into Alexandria, will rent for term
of years, or fell in fee fmple, all or any
part of his Houfes and Lots, adjoining
thoie of William SimpiOn, at the Turn
pike Gate, Fairfax county, one mile from,
town. as his buGnels will require money,
cath purchafer will meet with an advan-
tageous bargain.
BEAL FOWLER.
Oa. IS. eo3tt
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N O T I c =.

The L N D adyer,ifed for
Gae by me on the 1T Q. October lat paf,
isslnavoidably poitpored until he fsconi
Monday in November next, when it will
poGtively be fold to the highef aidder.
GEORGE CHAPMAN.
Ga. rs.
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ROBERT T. HOOE & co.
Haze jga imported by The Rip Felicity,
fran Liverpool, an aDSrfmeaf Of
FALL GOODS,

Which they offer fer Sale by the piece CT
package. - Alto, 70 crates STONE
WARE, and quantity Of patent L.
VERPOOL SALT.
They have alto received by the brig Nep-
tune and fchooner Four Brothers.
A few hundred bufhels of Lii
bon Salt, Litbon and Calcavello Wines,
Fruits, Sweetmeats, Sc. &c. all of which
they will fell low from on board, if irr1s
mediate application is made.
They haze on ba0d, a good eDSrtmest Of
G. Err NJ A N Ii N E n.
October 9, df
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Ten Dollars Reward.

@ TCLEN from the Suhfcriber, on the
~ night 10th init. BAY MARE,
three years old laf Spring, fifteen hands
high, fender built, ana ihcd only before,
when taken way trots harjs, ard iome-
times inclines to pace, has a large feather
on her throat, ioms white hairs on the top
of her head. TIE fuJpofod thief is
John FAR, a noted viilaia, il Loudoun
cccnty he is about tx tees high, fouc
made and Of a rudy complexion; il is fup-
poled he will endeavour to fell n ex-
change the bead. Any peIfon taking up
faid Mare, and giving information TO the
Sublcribe,, or to Capt. Robert Braden, J
miles above Leeiburgh, ihali receive tie
above Reward, and reafonable charges if
brought home, by
LEWIS REECE.
Lcundoun County, Oct. 10.
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Ricketts,, Newton & co.
Haze reeeived and far Sale,
22o pieces Bandanna Hand
kercheifs,
50 do. Ruilia Sheetlng,
70 bales Cotton,
40 barrels and 10 hhds Muicoyado Sugars,
so boxes brown Soap,
90 do. Cattle do,
50 do. Candies,
20 do. Chocolate,
hhds. Loaf Sugars,
hhds. Antigua Rum,
hid. clean Flax,
TON Hand Ch:eie,
? boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
IA few pipes and half pipes OF vidona VINES
of hyperion quality, 800
Eyfon, Young Hyion, Imperial ahd f'yion
ilein Teas,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
2o5 do Writing Paper,
A handlomc anortment OF Prints and lrnh
..inens--a large quantity of Bed.Cords and
Tier haze to RENT,
I'll. WARE HOUSE lately occupied BY
s4r. Iohn Tanney, adjoining their Brick Store,
and a comfortable Dwelling Houie en- Prince
areet, lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Mathews
For particulars enquire as above.
October IL.
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TO BE SOLD
For Ready Money.

Pursuant to a Decree Of the Fede-
raj Circuit Coayt Of tbe Uaited Stairs,
t6r The DiFria Of Ergu;a, in a Juit be-
tzreen The executors IF Rau6ny', plain
IFS, and the hyj9ees Of gen. Nr5Isn, and
etbfrs, detendens,
A tract Of land in the county
of Prince William, on the waters of Bull
Run, containing 40 acres, now in the
occupation of Mrs. Gwynn; or 10 much
thereof as will be Efficient TO raife the
fun of {. z59 with interef thereon f.on,
Oaober 1877, and the COTS ard expences
OF this fale, which will take place at Gadf-
by's tavern, in the town OF Alexandra,
on Saturday the fixth of No, ember next.
The above tract Of land was purchaied
by Peyton Gwynn, deoeaisd Under the fad
decree, and the purchale money not being
wholly paid, is again to be fold for the
fatisfattion thereof, in conformity to faid
decree, and terms of original fale.
DIN. RANDOLPH
Late Martial, V. D.
Richmond, Sept, 10, 1902. tz7) ddf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
SAMUEL VINSON.

SAMUEL VINSON,
ID RESPECTFULLY inform, HI, friends.
IN and the pablo ia general. thar he has joit
received by the lated arrivals at Boiton, new
and bcautifol aaou ncnt of
ENGLISH GOODS,
Which he offers for faI- very low. amonga
which are tho ivlloSing articles
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
From a LsSdsr Paper.
a CURIOUS COMBAT.

Two gentlemen Of high birth, the one q
Spanisrd, aud the other German, having rem
de'ed Maxinilian III many great fe,vices. they
each for rccompcpce demanded his natural
daughter, Helena SchArfeqnin, in marriage.
The psirce, who entertained cqssI refped for
thcm both, could not give either OF them the
preference; and slier much deIsy. he told them.
that from The claims 'hcy both had 10 his atscn-
tion and regard he could nrt give his sGent to
either vt them to m,rry hi, daughter. and they
snua decide il by ihsir own power snd addreis |;
bat as he did moi with TO rilk the lo6 Of either,
OF both. by fuaering them 10 fight with ofenhvc
weapons. lie ordered alargc bag TO be brought.
and he who va ccfsful en- ,ugh 10 pot his rival
in it, fhould obtain his daughter.
This hrsnse combat between two gentle
men, was in the prefencc Of the whole imperial
court. and lated near an hour.--At length the
Spaniard yielded, AID the German. Andie Aber.
hard. baron OF Tsther', when be had him in the
bag, took him on his back, and placed him At the
cmperor's feet, aod on the following day he mar
ricd the beautifui Hekna.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
NICOLAS GEFFROY,

Hatch Maker, in Neagpovt,
Las Csysanty ~ bard. az eltgdsf gDsrf.
/ i mes. Of svsvr0sfsd, and eornos Ensiy@,
and Ceneva Wafebn and Time Pisess, aubieb be
qvH JsHos ,seJosabk term.
He 2Lh carrier on fbe
Goldfmith's & Silverimith's
BgEne,5, In all ns draseEa, ard ikeq0yf aU'H
maAe, or rtsir. any kird Of JeaveAty, IL tbe
ssats8 Je)5ian.
tIe has likcwife for Sale,
Wboiejale and Retail, all kinds sf J5ss0-
eisy, imported and sffbe kafe6 fel5ions; etdtsys'
gold and fiUsr epa~isfh; PLATED ard breji eGs-
dsficis biafsd and britannia fsa-fon /; dirk,
(u0N .jsUords and basgsu; plated bns. firvxps
and /pxv, feS-fyays ee,fss asdi,ons, y6srvi and
iosss /; eSfity sOSys Of all ksd, xgbs ard day
Ly. sie6ss; ladit' and gesfismrn's fsektf-beoks /;
dveDErg -gleDSs Jspesdsr,; fvx6Ss; bo,t-4vb.p, /;
rasor /, Hsfiin's Jansss razs, ,s,sps bsa Bsap-
sy baS !; ferfsmsy Of ell kisa,, from Ls~de~ 4sd
Pa,ai BAR porrdsv yfareb Bayiey.fseay. a-d
Jagar pixsb'; spar~ Jtga,i /; 6s6 Molabas e
Seofeb /aEf; and great variety Of ~bsy arfirIes,
fas ssmrax' 10 ixjfrf in an AdverfDsmenf.
Newport, May .. 1907. Iotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
Nicholas WebReY,

INFORMS the Public. that he has opened a
1 GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. in
the houic, late the property of Mr. CaLb Earl,
whsre he has for Sale general aaotmens of
WEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among othen. arc the following articles /:
Rum.. Brandy. Gin. Cherry Run, Molafes,
Flosr, Rye and Indian Meal, TeN of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Rsidns. Currents.
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpice. Cinnamon. Na,megs,
Butter. Checfc. Candles, Onions, Tobscco,
Snuff. Powtivs and Shot, Lamp Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars. &c.----dLSO,
A general and exteniive variety Of
Crockery and Hard Warei Mems aud women's
Ssces, SC. sc. with many other sr,icies. toe
tedious 70 mention all which viii be fold a,
the moa reduccs prices.
hesgsws, Nsv. zI.Isoi. 6otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
John & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR SALE,

HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE on Baniites's Wharf,
DRON'N SUGAR, BY The barrel or bar +;
MOLaDSs, BY ibt begN<ad; fiss,. BY kt bar
rel; PSavder, by fbf eaG; Sbsafbing- Paper. BY
ibt bsndyed; Casdles, BY ibe 6ss; I,oa C0bosf
e; and ge~uiae SPANISH SEGARS.-ALso,
HONEY, BY the barrel or gallon
--NraD- 1o,A Soap, Iytke box-NtgrO- Head TO-
bseeo-Bf 4tb p,Oef Jamaica Rnm--I,on
yfoves-Sah Ptfe,d Hams--B1tier, 4sd Hsg' s
Laa, Se.---LIxEwIss,
LIQUORS, Of the beR kind, a
general A4Snment-- Varion, ether A,fieiss
ia fbs Grocery Lne--a complete 4gSrfmenf Of
avbieb iby trotslf to be eosla~il, S.p8Iisd qUiib
&-F MASTERS sf Packets, PgE
/tssr,. &c. may be Snppiird at Jsid Stare. on
ibt .@or,ss Nofhe---quifb any A,fieis fby nay
so0si---.ani fbsr FaUsr s,at.fSiI. Aeknsao
kSged.
GREEN CHAIRS, Der Dozen
Bar Irou, per Hundred svt.-M,dlings and Ger
mel, Pc, ba,ri--Onions, per Hundred bsnek<,,
or /naiie, gnanfifie, -LOAF-SUGdRS, and
a pa,ify Of ibe bss |TEAS.
Newport, Feb. 20, iSoz. 3y
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
LaIE OMISSIONS.

When BAYARp, the great champion ri
Fedf,@iym. DECLARED, that Il majority oi Con-
yreis ihoud decide contrary To his contribution
of the Contribution, the Judges would reGA the
st, by force of atm. and sotnidrhlc party, OF
whom he would be one, would join thc;. fan
dsrd and commence civil war and evea var
ned Republican,, II .hey had no regard for them
felves, 10 have iome mercy upon their wives and
shidrsr: vas there aay other difference be-
tuven hrs conduct and that Of SHAYs in MAJ
Istbsjsn,, thsn thar the one onty threatened
what The o,her attempted to execute, for fhc
fame purpofe, that ofirHoeneing . Lugiflatuus :
A mose outrageous and degrading example never
occurred IN any lcsiaa,ive sa:nbly. Il ought
rot to ne forgotten or unnoticed. A party that
can confsn, to follow iuch ea,lers, ought TO be
dreG-d in Blankets and literally armed with
1omahs~ks and Scalpipg knives.
% the 18th nls. purfuast to hnfence Of
eosrt, Dexss Cbr;i. lately found guilty Of the
murder Of young man Of the name Of Jones,
vas to be executed at the Pr;fon- Yard, at Bal
timofe. -
The lentenee Of deslh heretofore pronounc.
ed on EjtaS,, Ba3xy, now laying in BALTIMORE
county goal, has. by the Gnvcrnor Of Mary
lasd. at the rcquef Of the cosrt Of oyer and
wrhines aud goal delivery, been committed 10
hard labor for life at the work-hou Of Balti-
more county.
Mason, convicted Of murder az the late
fslion of the Supreme CONT al Dgdham, 10 to
be executed on the 7,h Of Oaober.
A difcoveryof very general importance has
been lately made in Ieiwtt 10 the soltsre ct
potatoes: has been the COMMON practice here
iofOre to raifs thn uouri0ing article q food from
cutting and planting what u termed the g0 Of
potatoes but from ieveIal recent trisls cluaep
ofpotatoes, each weighing from 70 to ~ ounces,
havebeen ptodpced ffcm plAo,ipg only the thoon
or fprouts.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
SAL Making.

SAL Making.
THE fubfcrihers having entered into partner
L fhip, uoder the 6rm Of
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on tie
Sail Mixing buGnef., io its various branches,
at their Sail Loft, on the wharf Of the late Gen.
Joha Malbone, at the South part of the town.
Thofe who may favor them with their cnftom.
may depend on punduality and difpatch. All
favon will be gratefully acknowledged. by
WING SPOONER, I'd.
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Newport, April 8, 1904. 79tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
Djaria Of Rbade-NarG, 10 svif.

Djfrid ef Rbade- J7ai'9, 10 sOif
DE il remembered, that on the nineteenth
ID day of Auguii. in the txeniy -feventh year
of the Independence of the United States OF
America, JosEPH RoDMAN Of TIE faid difriet,
hath depoiited in this Office the title of Book
the right whereof he claims a. Proprietor. in
the words following. TO wit. fbs pe,tf6 Ae-
ess~fanf. or an i~sSsv1d syetm # Book Kettirg.
aefs,disg roab fbf ASp,svsd Italian Msibsd,
adapiedn fbe eabaeifies s renfkfui Stsdtnfs. ard
aUo,fby the attention Of tbe mG aeeomfiy6e< MR.
chant, By Jsltpb Rodna1. in conformity to the
Ae Of the Congrefs Of ,he United States. inti-
tuled "An Ast for the encouragement Of learn,
ing. by iecuring the copies Of maps, charts and
books, TO the authors and proprieton of finch
copies, during the times therein mentioned
EDMUND T. ELLERY,
CLERK sf1s Dya,id Of Rhode Jaasd.
true copy OF Record, |
Atreff. Edmund II. Eiery.
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l. u M B E r.

THE fubfcribers, having entered into Co.
i PAunerihip under the hrN of SbeIdan u
RaggAr. would refpettfully inform he pubic,
tina, they have taken Wickham's wharf, next
fousnSsd OF Col. Sherburne's, where they have
Tor islc on reaionabic terms, complete abort
rncnt Of EaGern snd o,her Lumber--iuch a,
me,chaotabIe pine Boards & Plank, clear Boards.
clear Joiti -merchantsble pine Do. .qasre Oak
Timber, pine Do. ipruee Do. Oak Joit, Hem
lock D.. Spruce D.. Birch aad Beech 3-ipch
Plank for bedaeads red Cedar, loeu!t and
white Cedar Potts, for garien fences Cedar &
Pine Clapbosrds good Keonebeck and other
Shingles and La,hs, sc Lumber Of any d.
mendon or kind can be procured from thc Eslt-
ern country at ihor notice.
They slfo have 20, iale Wea. India Run by
the Hogiheaj or Barrel /; Ncs England Do.
Sssar, by the Hoghesd OF Box; Molsfrs by
the Hogihead Cordage of all iizes by the
c~t. or fmaIler quantity Nails Of all 6zes !;
Pitch, Tar and Turpentine. &c.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENZ AMIN kUGGLES.
Neerfart. Nay IS. 1901. 6IJ
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
NES-wRoTH AT SEA.
By an Emigyaxi.

AI'ER the wide waves feek the kindly more
Where PxIEsTLY, friend OF man, is goae be-
fore;
Blow yc propitious winds a fas'fing gale,
And caiiern breezes 6ll each fwelIing fall
Watt me where freedom. nymph Of rofy hue,
With bukin'd feet imprints the pesrly dew
Where no proud TrRAsr. with unbounded
fway.
Mods his commands, and trembling flayes obey |;
No fSaisn Of petitioners, forbid band.
1hofe Rarving locufs Of q asrying land
No fpendthrifr LoP Ds. the monarch's fupPle
tools,
Dsndled on fafision's lap, and turn'd out fools; |;
No HiRsLJEc SpiFs, defpicahlc race,
Msan!y to ningis 10 each pubic place.
To mar the glowing charms OF iocial life
Break ffiendihip's bends, and fet the world at
ftrife.
Hail HArry cLrMr 10 thee from ev'y
land,
Where cruel dcfpot, role with iron hand.
Vir.ue oppre1ed ihAIl from corruption ay,
TO aate the beAings of thy genial Ky
The fpor,iyc mule too. that delights 70 rove,
Free as the fcn2aer Of the vocal grove,
On the gay plans her osfen reed hal fill
Siog ,be broad rivers, aod each tow'ring hill
Thy Pairiots names in faithful noies rchearie,
And chaunt their viuues in immortal verlo.
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Linens,
Furniture CalIicoes,
Dimi,ics,
Mullins,
MuA,ncts,
Cotton csmbTick,,
Coloured Ditto,
Madras DO.
Twill'd & plain Man
keens,
Black CsmbIick
Shawls.
White do. Silk do.
Black & coloGred
Mullins,
Agsest variety of CAL
licocs Of the pcw-
eft patterns,
Lace Scarfs & Wells,
Muffin, Ditto.
White Chip Bonncts,
Cobured Ditto,
White Chip Hats,
Mems Lsghorn Hats,
Silk, Ditto,
Common Sstfins.
Bonnet Dit,o,
Luteaings,
Black, white, and COL
CURED GAuze,
Grape,
Cotton Hole,
Black DO.
Hemp DO.
Meas Gloves,
HI
A great Variety of Att
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04

Mason, convicted Of murder az tho late
fsilion Of the Supreme Cont. al Dsdham, 10 to
be executed on the 7th Of Oaober.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-04
MART MUMFORD

u ESPEC TFULLY ioiorms her friends and
IN the public in general. that fhe carries on
the Filming buGnefs, in the South Shop OF the
fame Houfs where it was carried on by her de-
ceafed huibsnd. She has at prefent on hand, a
large snos,men, Of TIN WARE, which fhc
viii difpofe of very cheap for Cath.
Thofe perfons who will pleafc TO favor her
with their craom. may depend upon having
their work faithfully done, aud the fmaIIeR ia
vor will be gratefully acknowledged.
- For fale as above, an AGortr1cnt Of
JArPAERD WARE, Gla(s Lamps, and Two
large franklin Stoves.
Newport, June i3, 1904. So,f