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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18
BALTIMORE. Iune IS.

Arrived. brig Prude, captain Philips, 10
days from ST Croix. Left there, feveral a
merican veIleis, names unknown. June 4, lat.
II, 46, long. 81, ipoke the nip Neptune,
captain Callahan, from Philadelphia, bound
to ST. Domingo, out fsyen days.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18

In confederation of the above, we have
obtained the fubjoined extracts of letters,
received ii this city, from the mof rel
peaable authority = Phil. pap.
Cabe. Frances, My rs.
I" We have juf received information
that French fleet lately arrived at Qua
dalcupe, met with the fame fate as the
feet tina, arrived here, likewife the inha-
bitants- the town was entirely continued
by the fire, as we'll as the country. On
the landing ofthe troops 800 of the French
were .killed-Pelage as well as the reit
had furreniered, but one !Commandant,
his name ard itation ! am ullacquainted
with, lie on the 18TH furprifed French
p9a and killed every man.
&C Ina few days after Touflaint had fur
rendered, he aiked permlaion to 60 on one
of his plantations, for which it was grant
ed by the General in Chief. We have
juR received information by General Ghrii-
topic, that TouGainr had decamped with
irong body of troops in oPpohtion to the
French.
g In the fmall time Of his being here, he
difcovered the force OF the French, which,
or 10000 folders brought into the illand,
there only lemain about S or 10000,
and there are dying eyery day 10 to II
in this There is in tiae hofpital at
the Mole, 1000 iok men. ] feel conyinc-
ed, if there ihould net arrive from France
ion1c re- Inducements in very little time
we lall find ourielves in a great deal OF
trouble, and not unlikely that Toufalnt
will Gill be Governor of St. Domingo,
whic. is tie fear of every citizen
May 20.
]. ToaTaias has again takenup arms,
but l imagine will not be able to do
much, as he is only joined by p-aalines,
and Comfortable force is every Iday ex-
peeted here from france. We have re-
ceived information that Guadoloupe is IN
fare of Revolt, and the consequences may
be expected 70 be worse than here, If poh
be
Estvaa of a lcttrvtrom CAPE Frane0o,
dated Jaae Sd, 1907.
had the pleaiure TO write you on the
Goth uls. per the fnow George, captain
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18
Dubltr Sale.

On Tas/aay the md jya0m, eullbe yh'la,
jor the benefit Of the .UaderlOriters,
Part Of a Cable cut III the
Downs, on board the brig Union, from
London, Thomas Woodhouie, matter.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Iune I9. Vendue- Matter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED.
Sloop Alice Bridger, Rankin, St, Lucia ;
Sch'r Commerce, Mann, Baltimore;
Sloop Hiland, Hand, PHILADELPHIA;
Hope, Willis, ditto;
Hannah, Smith, Bottom !;
Brig franklin, Butts. Salem.
CLEARED.
Brig Niger, Baker, Norfolk ;;
- Commerce, Baldwin, Madeira;
ScRr Enterprise, Mitchell New York ;
Potowmac, Scott, Baltimore
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18
aleranorta aobertisRr.
FRIDAY, JUNE IS.

By the fnow George, from Cape Fran
co.'s, in ten days, we are informed that
'roullaint had revolted, in coniequence
of which three diviGons of l.eclerc's troops
had been engaged with the blacks, and
very roughly handled-no quarters given.
Aurora.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18

G. Printing m all ITS "a
7iey, e.ecuted at this office,
nth neatneG and dyPat,cAs
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-18

In confederation of the above, we have
obtained the ubjoined extracts of letters,
received ii this city, from the mott ref
peaable authority - Phil. pap.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

NTE the fubferiben. being by the Honor
Wv able Court of Probate Of the town OF
Newport. appointed commiflioners. to receive,
examine. and adult the claims of the creditors
to the eitate Of .Js,tpb D1nbam, late Of Newport
aforefaid. Chair maker deceafed. repretentcd To-
folvcnt--hereby give norice to all perfsns having
any claims againt faid e.tate, TO bring them in to
either OF us, at our refpettive dwellings, within
fix months from the date hereof, being the time
allowed by fs;d Court thercfor.
ANTHONY DIXON, I CsmmE
FLEET S. GREENE. ! Eorr,s.
And all perfons indebted to fsid eRate, aIe
required to make immediate payment to
ABRAHAM COREY, l Exsex-
HANNAH COREY, t0u.
Newport, June 7, 1904. So
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

THE Court Of Probate forthc fown cf New
i port, having appointed the fobfcrib-rs
conmi6ioners, to examine the claims of the csed-
itop to the eitAie Of WALTER EAsroN, late of
faid Newport, deceaied, reprefen,ed inlolvent |;
and twelve months being allowed for that pur.
poie :--Notice is hereby. given TO all perfons
having demands againa faid eaate, to bring them
in to either Of Us, ~ishio fsid time. or othewiie
they will be precluded according to lax.
EDMOND TOWNSEND. I Co~my.
THOMAS PECKHAM. Eonsrs.
G1r All perions indebted to iaid etate, arc
requefted to make immediate payment to
MERIgETH EASTON,
DAVID BUFFOM, Extessors.
JOHN SLOCUM,
Newport, 4sh Mo. s, 1904. Sztf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
Hard Ware Store.

THE SubIcriber RESPECTFULLY informs his
4 friends and.the public. that he has jue re-
ceiyed by the lstea arrivals at Bottom from Liv-
erpool. general snortment of HARD WARE,
diIeet fran the Manufactures. which be will
offer for falc. in Proviasxes, at the Store of Mr..
ISAAC PIrMAN, diretliy oppoite the Baptif
Meeting Hcuie, by Wholeiale only, upon as
rcaionable terms as can be purchafed q, New.
York or Boitoa.--They are now opening, and
viii be all opened in . few dsys. BY
~ HENRY GREW.
Providence. May ar, iSos. s7tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
MART MUME0RD

ID ESPECTFULLY Informs her friends aud
IN the public in general. that fhe carries on
the Timing bu6neis, in the South Shop OF the
fame Houfs where il was carried on by her de-
ceaied huiband. She has at preient on hand, a
large aaortment Of TIN WARE. which ihe
will diipefe of very cheap for Caih.
Thofe perfons who will pleafe TO favor her
with their cation, may depend upon having
their work faithfully done, and the fmallea fa-
vor will be gratefully acknowledged.
-. For fale as above, an AGortment of
JAPPAsED WARE, Gla6 Lanps, aud Two
large Franklin Stover.
Newport, June ;, 1907. 30
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
Francis Anderion,

TAXES this method to inform bis cuaomcn,
4 and the public at large, that he has re-
moved to his New Store. at the fosth fidc Of
tho market, on Newman's wharf, where he pro.
poles to carry on buGnefs under the firm of
Ander3on g Hsafb:
He has the fame AGortment az before, and win
fell as low as can be purchafed in the State. He
returns his iincere thanks TO hn former cuaom-
ers, and begs for continuance Of their favon.
N. B. Matters Of velels may be fopplied at
the ihortea notice. by calling at their Store.
ar They have on hand, a quantity
Of excellent CHEESE. at wholefale or retail
very cheap for cath.
Newtsri, May IL, 1904. 7Sh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
FOR SALE, By
SAMUEL VERNON. iul.

COGNIAC Brandy, Claret Wine in caats
~ and boxes, Silks, Britannia Linens, white
vine Vinegar. Verdigsesfe, & Houfe- Paper -
The above articles are entitled TO drawback,
and are now landing from the Brig Hannah,
from Bourdeaux, At Mr.. Robert Stevens wharf.
He has alfo for fale, Rufia and
Ravens Dock, few Demiieans and long and
fhort Corks.
Newport, Nov. 7, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
A NJ ACT

Toiaeorporste the inhabisaots Of the City Of
Warrington, in the diaria of Columbia.
TE IL essa>l ), fSe Senate and Hask sfR<-
IL Dsftsfsisvs, sf fbs Urifed Siases s. Amyies,
in corxr,6 e1Smbk<. Tha, the inhabissou Of
IN city Of Warrington be contributed . body
pssic and corporate, by the name Of a mayor
sd cosncI Of the city Of Warrington. and BY
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

VXTE the Subfcribers being by ,he Court Of
Wv Probate for the town Of Newport, aP-
pointed commilioners 10 receive, examine and
adult the claims of the cfeditos to the eaate
Of JosEPH MvMroRo, late Of Newport. Tin
plate worker, dcceafed, reprcicnted iniolvent.--
Give noricc to all perions having claims to fad
eaate, TO bring them in TO either of us. at oor
refpettivc dwellings, within fix months from the
date hereof, being the time allowed by iaid
Court. SAMUEL c. CARR, l Commit
JOHN WANTON, ! famer.
AZ And all perfons indebted to taid eitate,
are requeaed TO make immediate payment to
MARY MUMFORD, 4dmin'x.
Newport. June Ij, 1901. So
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

From Dollar II Csnfs, 10 8 Dollar,
To be fold. at the Shoe Store of THoMAs
CoccRsHALL, next door North of Mr.\
Jamrs 7aylcy's Apothecary- -Srore.
AZ TRUNKS fusniihed at faid Store, of any
dimenGon, on the lhorteif notice.
Newport, June S. so1. sStf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
To be Sold or Let.

THAT large aud commodious Houfe in
J. Thames Street, next South Of the Brick
Market, late the properly Of WALrsK EAs.
TON. deeeafed. with the Wharf and Stores. be-
longing to the fame. For further particulars,
inquire Of MERIBETH EASTON. r
DAVID BUFFUM, or
JOHN SLOCUM.
Newport, May 7, 1908. s4tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

a LII pe'fon' having demand. againif the
"A eaate of Capt. GEoRcs Tew, late of
Ianeaown. deccafed. are Iequefed to psefent
tIiem 10 the Subieriber for fettleInent, within
tx Months from this date, or they will be pre-
eiuded by law and thofs indebted 70 faid eaale,
arc deiired to make IMMEDIATE payment TO
ELISHA TEW, Executor.
JsmsaouOu, JHae 8. '8os. So
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

THE Subcribcrs. appointed by the Hon.
i Town Council Of Newport, comniiion-
ee. 10 receive and examine the claims sganR
ske eaate of Akxan6ty ManSs1sjon, late Of faid
Newport, Marinet. deceaied, reprefented infol-
vent; and fix Months being allowed from this
date for the fame All perfohs having cIaims
asaint faid eaate. are requsaed TO exhibs them
10 either Of US, our dwellings within faia time.
or they will be precudcd agreeably TO Law.
JOHN WANTON, Csmmj-
CHRISTOPHER, HOLT, Esae1.
TT All perfons indebted to faid eftate, are
dchred to make immediate payment TO
REBEccA MArrHHwsoE, Hlmir'x.
Ne~pou. jane -. iSoi. so
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
L AVIS or 9HE UNION.
PuBLisBaD by AUTHoRITY.1

sEviNTH corcRIss
Of br
UNITED STATES,
at fbsi, 6HI.Dfor.
Begun and held al the Ci-
y Of Wafhinstoa. in the
Territory Of Columbia,
on Monday. the 7th ct
December, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
Communication--To Republicans.

---- g Bgjsm xp my esxrjsi,
{" 1ssV f~d IL sobskJjome Lei zebs,r esmes
sbai Rscl.
Thar aSvye .ysr, .REaaixg" ----.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26
ENGLISH GOODS,

Ladies fine cotton Hofe
with lace clocks,
Silk Gloves,
Kid ditto,
4 Cotton ditto,
Umbrellas,
Paraiols.
Book Mullins.
: Jackouet Ditto.
Fans.
Velvet,
Velvet Bindings,
Runels,
Callimancocs,
Tammics.
. Black and coloured
Bombazets,
White and colouied
VeRing.
A great variety Of RIB
bons. Silver aud
Cotton Trimmings,
Englith Kid Shoes.
Silk handkerchief.
Linen & Cotton Do.
Laces and Edging',
Silk Stockings,
Sewing Silks,
Threads,
Tapes and Pins.
Plated handled Knives
and Forks.
Defart Ditto.
Trunks of different
Sizes,
! so,
ticlss too tedious TO emu
crate.
at taid S,err.
1901. 87tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

ID RESPECTFULLY Informs his friends.
IN and the public in general, that he has uit
received by the larea arrivals at Bottom. new
and beautiful aGoument of
ENGLISH GOODS,
Which he offers for fsle very low, amongft
which are the following articles
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-26

Linens,
Furniture Callicoes,
Dimitlcs,
Mullins.
MuGinets,
Cotton Cambricks,
Coloured Ditto,
Madras Do.
TwiI'd & plain Nan
keens,
Black Cambrick
Shawis,
White Do. Silk do.
Black & coloured
Mullins,
Agreat variety OF Cal
licocs of the new
eft patterns.
Lace Scarfs & Wells,
Muffin, Ditto.
White Chip Bonncts,
Coloured Ditto.
White Chip Hats.
Mems Leghorn Hats,
Silk, Ditto,
Common Sattins.
Bonnet Ditto,
Lutefring',
Black, white, and col
cured Gauze,
Grape,
Cotton Eiofe,
Black Do.
Hemp Do.
Mems Gloves,
al
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27

oLD.SoUTH-No. LXxIII.

TN the prognh Of Fsdeyaiyn, every Sa1go~ OF
i the human mind has been aiIAiled lntrrcl,
fear and pride have been the bol~arks more im-
mcdistcly expcied to the attack of the enemy.
The foxsg Men OF all ranks 10 foclcty have
been arreittd by the Federal parry The weight
Of pecunisry influence has threatened ikrm with
poverty, and in many intlanccs with ,ke suin o{
thcmielvcs and families. How often have ~c
fcen the ovefbeafine tpirit Of rich depot, ex-
ercifed on the days OF Eleetion--and il IL known
as fact, that many gyadsjmtn we're explicitly
told, at the tine the Brfy6 TySaty was IN agita-
ton. If, they did not Ggn in favor Of It's sdop-
tion. that every means would be taken 10 de-
p,ive them Of the employment ct Fsdt,aiFs.
Even 6nce the kef Ehi1isn, certain psfy y,0nfs
have fefufed to employ iome mdtsssdsm Mffbss-
kJ. brcsufc they exercifed lhrir right of iufrsge
as eosft&nee dictated when they had ever full.
filled their engagements with undoubted honef.
ty and fidelity. a4B
= But the moR powerful and sr,ful method
purfued wU the exciting kind fgy8isnsbi rur-
ttsey 10 the politics of the day. Thee who
prciamfuou1y fiiled shemiclvcs the I" better
fort" introduced cant phraf,ology Of FelS,1f
and Jaesbis. FsSsyaiyw wss as fashionable az
lpexes, or tanfalooss--in all thofe rsfmd fiy-
rks, Federation wss the card Of invitation or
introdstsiou. which sdmittcd the Sefpetiiys
eucis--" Mr.. Such- s-one, . Fr<vsiN." wac
the common paGpor which ufhersd him into
theie polite sAociations MsHeu & MifIes were
taught TO reverence and refpea all thoie who
were compIimenscd with this sppelstion
young Crsfitmrs and young Lad,sf, were no.
ticcd by their REFLECTIVE Mamss and Papss, ia
proportion as they gave evidences Of their Fs&-
Stai Inclination.
Bay Detts, ws Fedemlia. snd SAN
STEADY y Jscobin; the former was received with
every mark Of cordiaIify, while the latter wss
seprobated a. the noa abandoned proAieate.
Bin, would talk with pecoliar Aippancy about
politics, and lament the prcgref' ef in6deli,y
he would repeat with rapid volobiity, d-a ibe
Jaesbims. d-s bs DJSvasi4<n, d--s fbs
Dsla,, S---n Reysbiieas Gor~nmrnf, and gen-
orally concluded his tisxs rhspfody with. Us
Ton PAM He was prodigy Of perfection,
and every thing BaJ faid ~m eop6de,ed 40
wondfoos wife and wonderfully profound he
gained fuch an sicrndsney that al he pSopofed
wzs adopted, and many deep lpecelstions we're
made in ccnfequcnce Of his fsge recommends
sions. His notes we're readily endorfed, and
Bdiy had only 60 AZ and receive be ppffoed
his plan, and eneresied IN seputziion 90 the .
MONT of about Ioo, goo dob. Al lknertshis
afsin bessp 10 grow " little Equally )" lie
/" checkS' on che Bank were al |" balancea ..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
Republican Majority

NePuutVHu NiaJuttV ios " ""cs
Let IL be recollctaed that the Senate has
been uniformly repreiented as the anchor OF the
Contribution, az the ihicld of liberty. Why is
has been 70 rcpreten,ed. il is no difficult talk
for US 70 FAY. Removed from popular fyRem
by the organ Of is appointment. and elevated
above refponGbility by the long period Of its
power. il partook lels Of the sfIcnce of repObli-
Can inHi,ntions. than any other department of
the general government. Hercc the culogium
Iaviihed by ,hoie. who dsead the people a. their
own greslea enemies.
But notwithstanding the arensth Of the
fortsefs, it has yielded 10 the omnipo,ence Of
public opinion. Like the proud oak OF the
ioIea, i'' t,t,y honors have been bsaed by the
lightning Of liberty.
(Ts BE- essfismsx.J
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
Republican Majority !

Republican Majority I6
Il follows that the nstionsi wiII. folly ex-
prefIed st fhis time, through the confiinfional
organ of the State Leeiflsture, would give the
republicans three foorths Of the member OF the
Senate. ...
There !. every psofpea that thi, fpIendm
fucces will attend tie fepcbIicans in little
more than two yesp and half. Nor m there
wanting the probability that DcIs~sre, Ms6z-
chufetss, New Hsnpfhire. and even Conuec-
ticu:, vii! he Repobliesn Ststes before that
rer;od. In ali thofe States, Repubicanifm 10
gradually gaining eroood.
We fbsll nov cIoie thi, branch Of our view,
with an exhibition Of the complexion Of the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
From the NArIosAL lSrKLLIcEScsa.
A VIEW
Offbs srisder yerssg,b Of farfits. iu fbs Usiffl
Nfafsf. M ibf rsar 100 aHd ISol.
A VIEW

OF fbe rslahtv yerf.gib ef farfiff, ia fbs Usiff1
Stans. ia ibs ysar 500 and 1904.
(Continucd.l
A SECOND criterion Of the relative Rrength
Ilof parties, at the cloie OF they 1890, &
the preient period, may be found. IN fome mea-
fure. in the political complexion of the fsak,sl
Ssnafe at thoie periods. l, will, however, he
recolleSied. that as the election OF the members
of that body is made for fix years, the new aP-
poinimenu of the Senator'S, with the two laA
years, can but imperiettly exhibit the change Of
public opinion. As far. however. as IL does go
it is concluhvely demonaiative OF the increais
of republication.
AT the ciofe OF 1900 the Senate food thss !:
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

Ntqvps,s Long, Wbo5, No. ~.
CONSTANTLY on hand, and tor Sale,
~ prime Pork, M.fs sod prime Beet OF the
fra quality. repacked in the bcfa order, faitable
for domeAic or foreign sfe.--- Gentlemen de.
f,roos OF being accommodated With the beR OF
provi6oos. by calling At faid Ssose, will meet
she ,reztea encouragement. and the fmslleit ia
vor eratcfally Acknowledged. BY
KEYES & BRIGHAM.
tr Coined and Fsefh BEEF OF shs fifIt
suaI;.y. q faid S,ose, couAansIy for faIe.
Noyenber s, Ises. sxti
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
Republican Msjority,

1t follows that, in period OF two years,
the Senate bas hcen changed. from federal to
republican body, by she appointment Of eight
republican, in the room OF like number Of
federal members which conaitute charge Of
one fourth of the whole body.
But to exhibit fairly the change which ha,
taken place 10 the State Legislatures. OF which
the Senate 10 the conAisutiona representative, IL
is neceHary to fbow what woulabe che complex.
ionof that body. ifsn entirely nc~ election OF
Senators were nov to take place.
Such an election would produce the follow
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-27
hS9d~S3aS.7"S
EUROPEAN & INDL.i GOODS.
Benjamin Thurber

Sale, at noe fgx # ffbe BSue5 Of G,aps,,
No. 80, WILLIAMS-STREEf,
Il complete .4D0r,mssf Of
FALL and WINTER GOODS,
CogGfmgsf
: ID ED, blue, black, London brown and
IN mixed brosdcloths plain s. arip'd
Caiimeres blue, green & London brown
Serges fported & friped elaitics, plains,
foIea clor,s, from the higheR TO the low
eft prices, Raueens very cheap. colourcd
J and clouded coaiings, light do. black.
) red, yellow aud whiIc Flsnnels, do. A'z.
I cs, islhionablc Ssanfdown, black and
olive plain & ariped Velyet'. rofe Blank
eu from 81 to Io4. worried and cotton
HoGery of every defcnption.
A complete silortment of New and
Fashionable, blue and tea ground CALL
GOES, low pric'd do. red blue, and pur-
pie COPPER-PLATE. chintz and pnr-
pie Shawls.
INDIA COTTONS, by the piece
or yard very cheap Englih Bed-ticking.
A conplcsc afortmenr of colouIed
Camel's Hair SHAWLS, white do. high
and low priced Bandsnns and checked
fix Hsndkerchiefs, pocket do. Linnens,
A. wide. Diapers, black and coloured
India Sattins, colour'd Lutefrings, Italian
do. ELK and cotton Gloves, cotton Mitu,
Ssrfne,s and Modes, pelong Satin, Per-
Cans of all colours, Bengahi Cambrick,
Jacouct and book Mullins.
n,.Q.ki~ Qpss~
horn and chip BONNETS, and Straw
Trimmings, Glove Tics, fancy Ribbons,
black and white Laces & Edgings, white
cotton frnged Shswh, Dimities & Muf-
linets, fix Grapes, Wildbores, Runells,
Morecns, Dursnts, Shalioons, Rattineu,
and itrip.d RuiIells.
A large aud complete Aaoument OF
MUFFS & TIPPITTS, and iurr trim
r,ings, Of various prices, very cheap.
Ladies Morocco, Cloth and Leather
SHOES, chiidfen's do. oil Cloths, brown
Hollands.
A complete AfIormcnt Of LOOK
ING GLASSES; new faihioned Tea
Pc, ,hina Delf, Crockery and glafs
, w London and Briaol Pewter,
Kn & Forks, iron and brah Candle
fticks. patent Lamps. iron and block.tin
Spooni, cotton Wool. q
Warranted Carolina, French and
Spanifh float INDIGO; Sovels g. Tongs,
Japan Walters, warming Pans, brais
Kettles, sc. &c.
The whole forming general afort-
, ment, much too numerous to Particularize
10 an Advertisement. They are offered
for fale at the mott reduced prices Tor
!, CASH.
P,oviIsnee, GA. a.. c96
sarssA.5sas6AeeAs as.6ary q a.easyfs sYs
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Senate on the 4'h day of next Mach. when the
terms of appointment of ono third OF the pre-
fent Senators will expire. There may be iomc
difyute reipetting the Ian period, from the re-
mote date TO whichm refers. There can be none
refpetting the iubjoined isaremens.
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NEW G 90 DIS.
ROBERT LAWTON

INFORMS the Public. and his, Friends in
i particular, that he has jua received, at his
Store, oppoGte Mr.. 9osOg/tnd's Coffee Houie,
Thames Street, an elegant Aaortment Of
Fajlbionabie Der GooDs,
adapted to the ieafon-too numerous to particu-
larize in an advertisement. Thofe who will
pleaie TO call at his Store, he Aatus himielf,
win find an inducement TO purchafs. as he is de-
termiued TO difpofe Of them at very reduced
prices.
N. B. He has alfo iua opened for iale,
quantity of beff Irj6 Linex,, ieven eighths, and
yard wide, by wholcfsle or re'ail.-L'kewiie.
besuiiful sfiortment Of LTharmgs, very cheap.
Oasbsr, z3. 1904. cStt
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fnitablc for the icafon (; to enumerate which,
would be tedious. Thofe who will favor him
with thar cuaom, may depend on having them
on the loxeft terms. He has likewife received
a variety OF Mafs, Tippes. and Fur Trim
mings.--Alfo, a fmall box of elegant
7 E w E L r r,
ConhRing Of Ladies Necklaces. Ear rings.
Handkerchief Pins, Breaches, Bracelets, * Lock-
cts, of rhe mott fafhionable kinds.
Newport, Nov. IL, 8o1. exit