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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
fOR SHE.

THE real ettate Of Peieg allen. late Of Mid
i dctown, deceafed. labout four miles from
the State houfe in Newport. adjoining the road )
conliiiing Of bet .een fifty and hxiy acres Of
land. with dwelling -houfe, Other bu'ldings, and
a good orchard thereon we'll waumd good
meadow, psfure. ADD ,ijIsgc land. natural to
Bsrley.--Poa-aio wiIl be given the sStb of
March next. The terms may be known, by
applying 10 either RI the fubfcribcn.
ELIZABETH ALLEN,
THOMAS G. ALLEN.
Mil1isszss, Dec. 8, 1904. civf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

Ths Republicsn Of the 9Th ultimo, con-
tanned paragraph which mentioned that Mr..
Rutledse had been in, New York. hnce he laR
lett Nexport. The iraammatory editor Of the
Mercury, (who by the bye Is too deipicablc to
be called jaesbis. for the term according to its
ordinary sccepts,ion, ieems to import iome de-
gree of influence. ane conisquencs)-h drop
ped all befdes, that relates to Rutledge. and
ieems anxious 20 fnfh the difpote upon this
point, az the moR fsvor,bic one TO bim that ha,
yet occurred. IL ought to be underaood that
we did NOT give il as a positive fact; but as a
matter of credible information to Us. The in
formation we received from two quarters, each
tending TO corroborstc the other. We had re-
ceived New York paper of the zosh Nov.
laft, which ftated thar Mr.. Rutledgc was then
in that City. We were ALTO informed by a
perfon who arrived here from thence about that
,ime, TO the fame cffeea. The paper is fill in
our poGefion. and il may be fecn by any one
who plesfes to call.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

AJmef The P,sfdsss.--The recent en-
deavors to Injuic the simioifirstion by sbofrs
the PfeGdent, recall the manisc's efForts-sho
attempted 10 overurn church by throwing
balls of mud al the asepls. (Cb,en.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04
William Moore, jasn. g Go.

HAVE fos SALT,
Af bGy STORE on fbs Ss,y W6a,E-a general
Agiyfmess Of
GROCERIES.---SAiP CHANDLERY,---
HARD WARE, SC.
Which they will difpofe OF on as reafonab!e
terms a. a, any Store in Newport. BY whole-
fale and re,sil--among which arc the follow
ing articles :----
40 Hhds. good retail Spanifh note INDIGO
ing MOLASSES, CASSlA,
Holland GIN. ALUM. SNUFF.
WcA-India RUM, BRIMSTONE.
BRANDY, Wool & Cotton Cards,
Loaf * brownSUGAR TOBACCO,
Hyfon-ikin Sonchong. by o GLASS,
and Bohea TEAS, COTTON WOOL,
COFFEE, GINGER, 1 German aud bliaerd
PEPPER. PIMEN- STEEL,
TO, STARCH, NAlLS--snortcd,
Cattle * NY. SOAP, GLASS WARE,
MUSTARD, FLOUR, CANDLES
COpPERAS, tons aloItcd IRON,
Sherry WINE, per ton OF hundred
Malaga do. &c. sc. &c.
LIKEWISE,
A great variety of DRY GOODS,
fuitzbic for the fcaion.
Newport. Dsc. 4, l8of. iI4n
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

The 'aa accounts sio.n por,. RI psbllc, are
az late az TIE n Nor. The grra,ef coaaes-
nation prevailed ,hroughous The bite OF Leo
game. The negroes have burnt Leogane, Grand
Guave, pcsis Guavc. l. 'A'chsyes and Sc. Marcs;
they have aifo deeroyed ior Bia,tcn and it
~ss expected they would foon make ,hemseIses
matters OF Port Repubiic.-1he French die
very fai.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

C-" Seventy. Five" No. X, ihall appcsr
next seek--want Of room aloGe has prevented
in iniertioo this day. Several original picces
have been received, and are under confederation.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-04

nN ToeCIay, the r4rb inn. a, 10 o'clock
~ A. M. viii be fold at Poblic Autiioo, III
fair. If not. the 6ra fair day) avaric,y OF houlc-
hold Furniture, viz. Beds. B!aakeu, Chairs,
Tables, &c. &c.-----Aifo,
1881 Dolls. 77.Ioo per cent. Stock Of she
United States.
H7S Dolls. IS 100 3 per cent. do.
S47 Dolls. o-ioo oper cent. deferred, DO.
IS7 Dolls. 46 100 s per cent. Stock VI Mai.
fschuietis.
GARDNER & DEAN. Auet.
Ncynoft Dec A. IoS1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
AN ACT

For the relief of LEWIS TousARD.
REhs~at7sd BY fbe Strafe and HsrL< Of Re-
ID b,ejs~fafipe, Of fbe United STAR, Of I4srrv-
iee. is CsrgrsG eDSmbLcd. That the fecre,aIy Of
the sreafury be, and he is hereby authorized 10
pay 10 Lewis Toufard, late lieutenant COLONEL
commandant Of the fecond regiment of artillcrifs
and engineers, out Of any money in the treafury,
not osherwiie appropriated, the fun Of Fix hun
dred and feventy- FIVE dollars and hfty. FIVE cens.
being 10 full payment and adjuamcnt, and to be
conGdered as final fe:tlcment of all accounts be-
tween the United States and the faid Lewis
Touiard. except only the pay and emoluments
due TO him by the paymafer of the regiment
lately under his command: Provid<d. That moth
inp herein contained ihsll be conitrued 10 fanc-
ton The conduct ofany Perfon who has made ad-
vancss Of money NOT authorized by law.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Steaktr Of fbe Hagf Of R>byejsnfafivss.
ABRAHAM BALDWIN,
Prsfdfxf effbe Senate p,efemssrs.
APPRovED, April I'll, 1902.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
Prsfdsnf IF fbe Unhed State.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
II ~ Il c q

In addition to an aef, inttuled "An Aei in addi-
,ion to an att regulating the grants of land
appropriated for military fervices. and for the
iocicty ofthc United Brethren, and for propa-
eating the gofrel among the Heathen.''
IL e il MATED BY fbe Sexahr and 4,ujs ef Re-
- prs/entatfvsi If tbe United Sfaies Of 4Amri-
ca is Csngrs6 aDsmbled, Tast from and altar the
paHing of this act, and until the 6rt day OF Janua
ry next, it fhail be lawful for the holicn or
proprietos Of warrants heretofore granted in
confederation Of military ferviccs, or regiaer's
certificates Of Fifty acres, or ;-iore, granted or
hereafter to be granted agreeable TO the third
lcetion of m act intiiuled s' An aa in addition
to an act, intituied an aa regulating the grams
of land appropriated for military fcrvioes |; and
for the fociety OF the United Brethren for propa-
eating the gofpeI among the Heather" approved
the fra day of March, one ihoufand eight hun
drcd. TO rcgiaer and locate the fame, in the fame
manner, and under the fame reltritiions, as
might have been done before fhc 6rf day of
January lar Provid d, That perfons holding
regiier's certificates for lcfs quantity than one
hundred acres, may locate the fame % f,ch parts
Of fractional townih;ps, as fha, for that purpofe.
b: divided by the iecreiafy Of the treafary into
lots of fifty acres each.
SEC, Z. Ind ke IL fayfber esat7cd, That il
hal be the duy of the fecretary of war TO receive
claims to lands for military fcrvices, and claims
for duplicates of warrants ifued from hia Office,
or from the land Office Of Virginis or of plats Ss
certificates of fnrveys founded en- fuch warrants,
fuggeaed to have been loa or deRroyed, until
the frlt day of January next. and no longer aud
Immediately thereafter, to report the fame to
Congrels. de6guating the number Of claims of
each defcrip,ion, with his opinion thereon.
NATHANIEL MACON.
Speaker Of ,ks Hsyfe ef Rrb,.jsrfotiv0.
A. BALDWIN,,
P,sG4ts sf iJe Sssaie pro fsmps,e.
ArrRovrD. April as 1909.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
PycEdent eftbe Unbsd STATES.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
{" Eederaiilm," UnmaRed.

Let thofc who eiIl adhere 10 she ftdcralias,
and think their Objects honorable, read the fol-
lowing paragraph from London paper.
"From our correspondents in America we
learn that there arc large portion OF the citi-
z:ns OF the United States who would willingly
put themfelvcs again under the protection Of the
Britih crowa the ffderaiyes as they call them
fcIvcs. openly avow their predictions for the
Br,iih fyAsm of politics th. /sviri1 multitude
it 10 expected will attain 70 power for time,
but the friends Of England are rich in rcfourc-
e."
Some time ago, certain prints exul,ed very
loudly at the apparcnt indifference with which
the Pfcfidcps's mefagc at the opening Of the Lar
fetIion Of Congrefs was received in the Englilh
papers. Accident has thrown in our way the
Cambridge Intelli9encer of January 1,. 1901,
from which We exlraA the following remark as
e0mmem on .hofe exrltings. 14xr.
We beg leave TO recommend to the at
entive perufal of every one Of our readers, the
addrcfs Of the Aneriran P-sjidenf TO the lcgiQa-
tive boeies, recorded in our lar page. Ii has
been the common, and too jua remark OF po'iti-
cal writer's in general, that governments natural
ly lead TO dsfpotifm, and that executive autho-
rites have need OF continual checks to'Prevent
an abufc Of power. In America, however. we
have an exception. There we behold the nov.
city of the hrlt magiarate devi6ng plans for the
fecuri,y and extenfion Of public liberty. for more
cfletlually guarding sgain& corruption and i'm
proper influence in the executive department,
eiicn;ng the public cxpcnces. diminifhing taxes !;
for encouraging the freedom Of the ,prets, and
for eulIivaiing thole arts and purfuits which
tend NOT efeAualy to promote the peace, the
welfare. and the happinefs Of the human race.
Amida the eorruptions in which the European
govcssncnts are involved, the virtuous mind
when contemplating that q America. finds fone
relief. Should the American lesi0atore bring
TO maturity the plsns IugseRcdby the Prcfdent.
fort OF Millennium in govcrument will com.
mence. May God in his mercy 70 mankind
render the work profperous."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
II NJ II q q

For the relief of the widows and orphans of
certain pcrlons who have died in the naval
isrvice of the United States.
D. ii ezat7ta By The Senate end Hssjt Of Re-
ID f,ojtnfatiOes Of fbt United States If Amer-
iea. in Cans,ef ag;mbisd, That the widows, it
any foch there be. and in cafe there be no
widow, the child or children Of the officers, fea-
men and mariners, who were in the fervice of
the United States, and loa in the nip lnfurgeus
and brigantine Pickering, hall be entitled TO-.
and receive out of any money in the Trcafury,
not otherwife appropriated. FUN equal to four
months pay Of their REFLECTIVE sufbands or fa-
thers, a. aforefaid.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Speaker Of abs Horjt Of Rebysjtnfafices
A. BALDWIN,,
Pr5Gatnf effbe Sesats Pre- femSsre.
APPROVED. April ae, 1904.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
PrsGdtsf effbe United Slater.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
To be Sold,

A LOT os Land, containing upwards Of ,
4 \ acres. fronting Tanner & Warner Street,
with Houie, we'll 6niihed paved Cellar; and
never falling well of water. Alio, Stable and
Chsiie- Houfe. e.-Likewife for fale, Lot. front.
Jog Broad d-itreet and Tanner Street, with large
cotnmodious Dwelling Houfe /; Shop. Stable.
aud Chaife- Houfe. For terms. apply TO
OLIVER READ.
Nsrvss~f, Marsb 20, Isos. 77tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05

For Sale on Rsaionabie tsrms,
A Quantity of Window Frames and
Saihes, for 7 by 9 and 6 by 8 Olafs.
Enquire Of the Printer.
Nssvysrf, Nay a., iso,. s6d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-05
LAWS CT TIE UNION
(PUBLIsHED BY xUTHoRirY.
SEVENTH coEcsfss

SEVENTH coEcsFss
Of n5e
u UNITED STATES,
az fb<ir ff Eggsr.
Begun and held az the CT
~ of Wilmington, 10 the
Territory OF Columbia.
on Monday, ths 7,h OF
December, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23
70 be ysu, ard psDs1son givsa next Spring.
A + A K M,

'I YING in SE6fsld. State Of Connesticut,
IL pIesfantly iitusted, within 20 rods of the
Meeting Houfe and AczSemy, in fnd town.
and only IS miles from the City Of Hartford.
on the great Stage Road leading from thence TO
DHyimsa,6 College and from Bsssn to New
Yoyk, AIdazy, &c. Said Farm contains 100
acres Of Land under good improvement well
fenced with fuitable proportion Of Orchard
ing. Moving. Psfurng. Piow-lsnd, &c. two
handfome and convenient Dwelling Houfrs !;
Barns, with good Stables, Out houies, rwo
Wells Of excellent water, and slmoh every other
accommodation ueceaary for Tavern.
1t is as beautiful and eligible a
aand. perhaps. as any 10 the fate, for Public
Houie, and has been improved as fueh upwards
Of 80 years fucceihyely. Ii is likewife central
and commodioos for Merchantor Tradefman.
A good bargain may be had, and
an indifpuiablc title given.--For further parti-
culaes. enquire OF the Printer hereof, or the
Subicribcr, living on the premifc.
SETH AUSTIN.
De(eub<y IT, i3toi.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23
NICOLAS GEFFROY,

I INFORMS fbs Px6iie, be bar fAkeu mo Part
i n<.J5ip M,. L. TlSSOT. Ixsengr Wosk-
mar, Laie from fde Wafe5 .M4nzfa1oyy ~ CeMs-
pz. zoks anil undertake 10 make ae4V qvafetes -
and 10 repair, IN fbs 65s manner. Jar qoafct-
MAKER, or priDafe 3eyo1, any nesr. .a1F,a4tei
and complicated Wzfe6o. aal Tine P,eees.---
9bry 4oN sJS impOrf, from /aid Maxutatfsyy. a.
nire marfbs qVaruizg. liJnsb Wasc5e, aud inc
Pieess, Ibsiv employer y5aH erafy.
They have alIo Conaaatly on hand,
An elegant a1Orfment q 1Oarrantsd, and
common Eaglye, and Geneva Wa,ebss and 7.iOue-
Pisoc. aDbieb iby eOiA JtHo1 ,re/ssa6le iera,.
Ia adaifios 10 tbe a6oUr. d'y cary on ne
Coldimith's & Silverfmith's
BaG1,jf. in aHm Lr4aebes. ard hle4vJ/s 4riN
make. or ,sSAH, any AIad Of JeaUsIlsy, in IKE
xeahF (ei5isn.
They ALTO have for Sale.
WboLe/ale and Retail, all kinds Of 'Jrq0-
elsy, imported and efibe Lalsf JeyG.eaS, e5soe,.'
geld and GIvsr tpaale1n bLaisa ard 6yal ear-
6itgieJ plated and britannia te4-bsis diks,
JaaaN .(1perdi and ba1ger, pLatsd bus. E,y,Gps
a"dlPAr le0-fr4ys; eeaS,t arairoaS JHsvfiax4
fO1s' eaiAfy sON,e Of AAkisds n,gki and day
Iy. gIeDsS; Iaait' and gsniiemrn's pctket, 6.sk,;
dra)s@g- gAgDSs; Jgl1sSan; nYG1t; boylt-qebips;
,0Sor Hopkiy's JamOas raxs,.jf,0ps 6cf B49y-
er ba1; feItSmey Of all kmds. /rsm Lonesv and
Paris hair -p0lVde, Jfareb; barley -jxgay, ard
lagar pLamb'; SpAa@ Jtga,s bef MaSa6aa 9
SeSfeb )"n6; 0sda greet Vaye.y Of S.bsy articles.
roo nHmsr01i 10 mje1 here.
Newport, Fcb. 1901. Iotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23
Ae!9!(lS4

For the RHoDs-Is-AsD RrrurLIcAs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23
John & Henry Cehoons,

HAVE FOR SALE,
IT their STORE on Baniaer's Wharf,
OROWN SUGAR, ly tbe barrel o, bar /;
MoLegy, BY f6e begy@ead; rioay, BY fbs bar
rel; Powder, BY fbs eaG; Sbeafbing- Paper, ),
fbe bHnd,ed; Cas4s5, BY s5e box; Iroz Ca6ssf-
e.; and genuine SPANISH SEGARS.
HONEY, by the barrel or gallon
--Nf4O-Ts,k Soap. BY fbe bar-Nrg,o- HfHdqo-
baeeo-8F 4h6 prssf Jamaica RH~-Iyss
-LIkEwIsE- so
LIQUORS, Of the BET kind, a
geaer0I ADorfment-and sa,ious aber AytieiD
IA bbe G,0esy Lme-a esmpisn ADS,fmfm Of
qO6ieb ney f,opsf 10 be eogaa1fJ Supplied qoi,b.
g~S MASTERS of Packets, PaE
Jtngfn, Se. may be Supplied at Jaid Siorr, on
ibe Jb0,tsF Nohee--qVhb any ArtieLt fky may
gOoAt---.anl tb<r FAVOr' g,at.fx!J AfksSq0-
kGged.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dozen-
BAv-Irom, per HaSd,r9 qD..-Midings and Cor
mel. pc, 6ay,ei--Onious, per Hundred bHnebes,
o, Jmallsy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and
a Va,iey IF l6e 6of ef TEAS.
Newport, Nov. 9TH, 1901. 3v
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23

AMIDST a venal age,
Ye who have ficmm'd coroPrion's torrent tide,
And, frd with nobler rage,
Have curb'd injuAice. and infulting pride;
The great, the good, the brave
So.you ihsll raifc the tributary lay,
And cen the 7nled SIav<.
Struck with iccret ave, unwilling homage pay
Jufice fha blefs the hour.
With hou,s OF myriads, when your frm decree,
Unaw'd by la~leis power,
Once more Columbia fhsll be free
Triomphant ocr her foes,
To bleis with all her charms, nations long.
ing e,es.--
See from her virruous Zone
The fehd impoaure. with deep ruin hufpd,
BY mighty truth o'crhrown,
The lcorn and wonder Of IN admiring world
See truth with powerful ray,
Thro' clouds Of error and dctraetion file,
And boraing into day.
Holds lis firm courie, unwcarId thro' the iSles.
Still let the venal bard
To power his fongs Q. graduation pay,
And for bis bale reward
TO deeds of war and havock tone the lay;
The mule, 10 freedom dear,
To freedoms fons the votivc fong ihall rai:e,
And fill with zeal fncee,
Shall Independence hre, and truth direst her lays.
Freedom, 70 thee we owe
AN that adorns, or digni6cs mankind,
From thy fair fountains dow
The purer ipirit, and the nobler mind.
Long may thai holy 6,e,
SO much congenial with patriots brcsit,
Co,umbia's fons infpire,
Ere ye, fair fi1dom fink, by depot force opprea.
Soon may her happy reign
Chale from the earth opprelion's monarous
brood,
And all the impipus train
OF anarchy, ,he mead. that thir.ts tor blood;
Soon, foon may ditcoId ceaie,
Nor war and hasock waite the aarighted plain
BUT freedom, jon'd With peace,
WIDE DER the purpled earth extend their b!iH-
fui reign.
lMpROMTU,
On tbs marriage of Mr.. HUSBAND. 10 MG
BRREDINc. Of Durham.
WHEN Gngle. you were 6,eeding; yef
Twas known you were a maid
An bny6svd you. when breeding met,
And foon wife was made
Indeed, fair dane, this match has prov'd
A very odd proceeding
Your bajSanS. Gngie, boeding. ioV'd.
You welded. leave OF b,edi~g!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23
Nicholas WebRe,.,

TNFORNS the Pabhc. that he h. opened a
l. GROCERY SIOltE 'in Broad Street. 10
the houfr, late the property of Mr. Cs!sS Bari.
whrc he has for Sale general anrsmeat Oh
WEST-fNDIA GOODS.
Among Others, are the following articles (:
Rom. Brandy, Gin, Cheuy. Rum, Moafes,
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas Of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocola,e, Raihns, Curreo,s.
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpice, Cinnamon, Notmegs,
Butter. Cheeie, Candles, Onions, Tobaccc,
Snuff. Powder and Shot, Lsmp-Ol, LoG and
Blown Sugars. &c. .t.
Also
A general and extenGve variety of
,CrockcIy and Hand Wa'e; Meas aud Womso's
Shoes, Sc. sc. with many osher articles. too
tedious 10 rneatiao al! which viii be fold at
cths moa reduced prices. et.
Mwisrs, Nrv. ii. S,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23
l. u M B E r.
BENJAMIN RUGGLES

- GLN ~ AVA ~' nv IN - - ~
Relpel1faiE m}orm bh CsRowr, and tie
PabLe in general,
THAT he will undertake to procure Houfe
Il or Store Frames. or any other dimenGons
Of Timber, Plank for Wharves, &c. of the fol-
lowing kinds of Eafcrn wood. viz. White
Pine, Spruce, Norway Pine, He,nlock, Black
or Yellow. Birch. for Csbaet work !; Cedar,
Hackmatack, Maple, Black or Whife- Aih,
Beach, or Rock. Maple :---Alfo. Mats and
Spars Of any dimenfon, and Birch or Hackma-
tack, Ship. Timber /; any OF which, it spilled
for this Winter, may be delivered here 10 the
courie of the next Spring or Summer, on the
eaGc.t poilible terms. Amy peIion wiihing to
CONTRACT, would DO well TO apply early in the
Winter, that proper tine may be had to ges
the Timber out,
He has. Iikewife. on hand, az his Lumber
Yard, on Shcums wharf. in Newport, a gen.
ersl aAortment of Eaesm Lumbsr iuch as
Boards, Timber, Spruce and Bemlock Joiii,
Window -trame-aua, Shingles. CApboarcs, Ce-
dar. Poas, Laths, sc.-A iupply of which he
propofes 10 keep coneantly ON hand.
AHo, genteel Boarding and Lodging may
be had for two Gen,lcmen, on eaiy terms.
Ntzppoyt, Nov. s7. 1901. OF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23
HAZARD 6 GARDNER,

Have for Sale,
Af beI Store. one dosy Ms,,5 efMy. Town
iend'S CsGte-Heyf,
DIPES of GIN--Do. of BRANDY
4 Do. old pa,AeaIa, TeneGiIe WINE.
Hyfon, Souchong, and Bohca, TEAS.
Black Pepper-Brown Soap.
1000 VT. Bef Green Coffee.
100 WI. Observation-Disclosures.
Kegs Of Superiine Flour OF Muhard.
Bags Of fine Ginger--Io ewt. Copperas.
Caiks of Lsnaox Porter and Taunton Ale.
Crates of common Cookery Ware.
50 wt. Spanih Flote Indigo-French Do.
Boxes of Wariented Elence of Spruce
DO. of Muicatcl and Smyrna Railns--
Calks and Jars of Malaga Do.
Sacks of Soft Shell Almonds-
Shelled Do. in Boxes.
No. 4, and No. z. Bolton Chocolate, and few
caies SwEET-OIL.
--ALSO-
Hog gfheadS of bett Retailing MOLAS-
Sis. Brown SUG AR per Hoglhead
or Barreil.
NeVpo,t, Srpt. a6. 1901. 36sf
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December IL, 1901.
9O BE SOLD,

A NEW Houfe. in Broad-Street. complete
\ ly fniihed, with Yard. Gssdeo, aad
good Well OF water. Any peffon inclined TO
purcnaie, may know the terms, by applying at
the Houlc Of
M. r. JOHNSON.
Ne1yp0yt, jan. q, 1907. Istf
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'o'7fc1Ste0W'
THE Subfcriben. appointed by the Court
i of Probate of the sosn Of Wele,Ly, Com
mifIioners, TO Receive and Examine the claims
Of the Creditors TO the EAatc of Capt. Gr oRcE
PorrER, late of Weaerly, deccaied, repre-.
fented infolvent -
GIVE TICE,
THAT fix months from the roth day of
November, 1901, is allowed by faid Court for
the above purPof., and that we will attend on
the buineis, on the feeond Mondays of Janua-
~. February. March. and April next, at the
late dwelling houfe Of the deceafed, at ten
o'clock, A. NJ. en- each of faid days.
PAUL MAXSON I
JOHN CROSS, Jun. '"'
tT ALL perfons indebted to the above
mentioned ERate, arc requs0ed to make imme.
diate payment to
DANIEL BABCOCK. A.imixylra,sr.
MARY POTTER, 4AImixya,ai,x.
W9fert, Dee. ~, Sol. 4,6
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-23

THE Sih infant, a Small Pinebbee Wafeb,
i chaied OUT fde cafe. with red aone Seal, /,
fet in iilyer. II either Watch or Seal is offered
for iale, il 10 rcqucaed TO he toped and either
Of the Watch. Makers in Newport, will pay
re~ard OF EIGHT DOLLARS, if recovered
and no, injured.
Newport, OF. 23, 1901. 4tf
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FoR SALE. & &
SAMUEL VERNON. iun.

NOGNIAC BrsnGy, Clarrr Wine is'caiki
~ ani boxes, Silks, Britannia Lineus. white
wine Viacsar. Verdigraie, s. Houie- Paper -
The above articles are entisled to drawback,
aad are now landing from the Brig Hannah,
from Bourdeaux, az Mr.. Robert Stevens wharf.
He has alfo for lale, Rnilia and
Rsven's Duck, lev Dsmijeans aad long and
ihoss Corks.
Newport, Nov. 7, 1891.
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SHOE STORE.
7ohn NJ. Mansfield,

JU'tfc NA' VAoef"o/eoe",
NJ ESpECT'FULLY informs the
M public, that he has jult received
a new and handfome ahortment of
Ladies Cork Shoes, and Gentlemen's
Morocco Pumps; which he offers for
fale, at his Store, corner OF Church
Lane, Thames. Street. N
He has likewIe conitantly for
fale as above, a gy2aeral aliortment
of Shoes of almoe trery delcription.
Alfo, Ladies' & Ge,t he,Is Socks.
Mis'ts. Dec. '9. ~ lanS
In 7oson-C0meR, Jar. Stb, 1902.
II' is IIOfed osa R1jsiV,d. That the AlIize Of
Bread, until farther O.des, ihau he as fol-
fows viz. 10. oz.
The 10 Cen, Loaf, TO weigh 20
---- Cent do.
---.- I, Cent do. o
Saperhne Flour. at S Dollars per Barrel.
Ii is ALTO Ys,sS. That JAMES CHArPrL
be Inipetior OF Bead.
- Order,
JONATHAN ALMY, Coaaeii CLERK.
NesepS,t, J.sasay s. 1904.
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Wanted Immediately,
1000 Buihels good clean BARLEY,
to be delivered at Newport, for which
CASH will be paid on delivery, by
ROBERT LAWTON, Jun.
'Negpt0,t, Od. 30, 1901.