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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12
FROM EUROPE.

Our foreign information this day, IS
highly Important and 'nsere9ing as il re-
fpects the iisua;ion Of France. No abfo-
Lutte tyrant can ever maintain the full ex-
ercife of power, while the Liberty of the
Pfefs is unreltaincd, Even the mighty
BoNaPARrE, with the immerfe afcenden-
cy of authority, which he pofiefes, trem-
bles before the tribunals of free iavsfiga
t;ea. Every meafure had been adopted,
within his own territories, TO roul he
channels of public information and LETT
fome light from abroad fhould difclofe his
dark fyAem of policy he las prohibited
the importation of Englilh newspapers into
France. In fuch fate Of things, what
has that nation TO boat Of under the ap-
pellation of Republic or who would
not have preferred the tla5quil reign OF
Lewis The XVIII feated on the throne Of
his ancetors, to the oppreiiive role of a
lawlefs ulurper, who infariated with an
bition, has, through the blood and Gangh-
ter of half the globe, fought his own per.
Gonal aggrandiiement and now fits him.
felfoown to reap the fruits of his exersi-
ons, in the layery of his fubje6ts. Happy
it is, that the French people after palling
the ruin and defolation of ten years reyolu-
ton, are again the fubjetfs of any thing,
like regular and permanent government !;
but happier far would it have been for
them, and their pofetity, had they re-
NAMED loyal fubjects under the a3miniara-
ton of the Capets, and never liitened TO
the fyren fongs Of democracy, to be feduced
under the yoke Of a foreign tyrsnt.
BsA1u GaS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12
alerauDrla auDertisgr.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II.

The following remarks accompanied the
Liverpool Prices Current we pubilhed
yeferday. They were emitted at the
time through want of room.
n. II. Pap.
(" Liverposl, daggR IS.
g In thefe laf ten days there has been
folne demand for iugar; but, from the
Rock at market being Comfortable, and
frefh arrivals fhortly expected, we do not
look for any advance in the prices.
ss The demand for coffee has abated,
and prices have rather declined, particu.
arly of low qualities and as they are
Gill high for fuch during peace, we lhould
not be furprifed to fee a further reduction
take place.
I" No demand at prefent for cocoa.
/" The demand for ginger is pretty
feldy.
I" Logwood, Of good qualities, meets
a ready tale.
"Of cotton there have been few arri-
walls of late and the demand for mott de-
fcriptions has again become brik, at prices
rather higher than our laa quotations.
Should the demand continue, we look for
fome further advance, as no great quantity
of the old crop is now expected TO arrive
from the United States, and the focks of
the Bowed Georgias and Sea Hands are
becoming low. Here are, however, con-
iidelable fupplies Of New Orleans at pre-
fent in the market, great part OF which
are of middling and inferior qualities ; but
owing to the very low prices at which
Bowed Georgias have lately been telling,
the demand for thefe has been nearly iuf--
pended; and, ihoud the latter meet with
farther advance, we think the attention
of The dealers will be turned to the former
defcripsion.
g Mahogany is in brink demand, and
but little in market. Fine large Nicara-
qua wood meets ready faIe, being very
fcarce.
+" During this month the weather kas
i, general been very favorable for the har-
VET. Comfortable progreis is already
made therein 10 the fouthern and midland
counties; and the produce, as tar as can be
afcertained at prelent, is expected to be
comfortable aud of good quality. The
weather 70. fome days paa has, however,
been lefs favorable; and fhould it con-.
rinue 70 little longer, the crops may iuf-
tain comfortable injury, and prices in con-
leqaence experience fome advance; but
,hele. until the fate Of the harvef is more
fully determined, are likely TO continue
peculiarly liable to futtuation.
oFreih Aihes are fcarce and the great
er parr Of fuch as have arrived have been
foli at the annexed quotations.
"Rice fupports i,sPrice in confequence
Of the very limitsdsfupplies; and con-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12
BALTIMORE, October 9.

Arrived, fhip Elk, Jones, from Cspe
francois.
Alb, nip Jefsrlon, Groae, from Bor-
iaux.
Brig Java, Nye from the Cape Of Good
Hope.
/ Left there, fhip PreGdenf, Lovet, Of
| New York. The Java touched at ST. He
tna from whence ihe failed with the thip
2o(e, Hobby of and for Philadelphia, from
Batavia and Bencoolen.
Schooner Cordelia, Burton, from Deme-
| fra.
Left two American briggs there, names
Unknown. The Cordelia touched at ST.
Thomas, where lhe left the fhip Fame,
Nmphy, of Baltimore, and ichr. Eliza,
Cox, of Norfolk, juft arrived.
Schr. Two Brothers, Abbott, from ST
Martins. The loop Grand Sachen, Of
and for New London, failed with the Two
So'hers. Lat. II, long. 66 80, ipoke a
thr. from Vienna for Jamaica, OUT ten
DAYS.
Ship Almy, Snow, IS days from Liver
pool.
Ship Birmingham, M'car,y, from Lon
don.
Ship Hesty, Fletcher, II days f.om
lsghorn.
Left at Leghorn hip Philadelphia Of
Philadelphia.
Left at Gibraltar fhip Henrietta, Jones
Baltimore for Leghorn.
Brig Two Friends, Welt, from Oporto.
JAILED IN CO, with brig Juniata, Thomp-
ql0r Philadelphia (arrived.l
Lat, ~, long. 20, spoke lnow Robert,
u'nSln, from Baltimore, bound TO Opor-
!. Lat. a9, long 50, fpoke foow Hora-
10 Reed, from New York, bound to Ma
Lat. n, long. 81, fpoke fhip Two
Sdays.
-. iis Hamburg barque Drey Fliunde,
''S Ss iron Hamburger.
~ zap Betty, Montgomery, from Liver
i'01 is in the bay.
-. oHg Henry, Sherman, from hence has
ah'sd at Gibraltar.
=, October 10.
~ Inc lhip James, Chandler. of this port,
I Iasa Dover on the 10th Aug. for Ham
''ish IS days ont.
l,.a a' 7 ihip Robert, capt.. Willing,
fnl ' London. In lat. 81, 49, long. s.,
b %Ss the fhir Hope, irom Liverpool,
h" 10 Virginia. In lat. So, II,
H. So 50, fpoke the Danifh fhip Good
V s,s iIom ST. Croix. bound to Cape de
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12

By gentleman from New OsIelns We
are informed, that about the 10th Of Jolly,
an engagement took place near Penfacola,
between Sanifh galley ana aa armed
fchooner belonging to the famous Bowles,
commanded by Mr.. Dolacy, commonly
called Count Delacy after exchanging
few fhot the fchooner grounded, and was
reduced to the necsAity of farrender!ng.
Oar informant adds, that Mr.. Delacy,
and his crew were broaght prif,ners to
New Orleans on the zoth ult. and are
clolely confined.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12
NORFOLK. October r

e,Id,,,1I 'sd the hip Little William, capt.
Az, h % days from Lymington.
sylI 'f0 the ichooner Ann, capt. Max
al,, Gays from Trinidad. Sept. alfl
arip No 20 40, lorg. So, so, ipoke the
Sssb,as0sa,, Wood, from Martinique te
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12

ErtraR Of letter from gentleman at
81. Mars, Georgia, to his friend IN
Ne7v Haven, dafed Sept. IS, 1902.
CA gentleman arrived here this day
from St. Auguiline, who brings US tie a
greeable information Of a Treaty between
the Governor of the Spanifh Provinces AM
the Indians. He lays the Indians have
returned all the layes and great num-
Der OF horfes, which they had TAKEN from
the Spanisrds, anl the white people who
fled from the Province, were fat returning
that Bowles refufed TO attend the Trea-
ty. and the Indians had fent party to
take him aud bring him 10. and ii was
thought they would get him, as he had no
perfon with him except white nan by
the name of Harris, from Georgia
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12
N O tt C E.

4 jpeeial meeting ofthe St. An
dJeus Society will be held at Gad(-
by's Tavern, on TUESDAY The
18th inf. at r o'clock, P. NJ.
By ereftbe Prshaent,
A HENDERSON, Ssc'ry-
Oiober II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12

Il gentleman 4vbo sazv Tom PAINE t5r
lsn<r end 1Jub al Paris, Jays, be tbea
talktd IF Gaming TO Ame,ira, topabll1 lis
third part Of The Age OF Reafon. lboxsb
be his not eom~ IN ibe Beaiumin FsaukAu
as qvas rsported IT Is TO be1npb0sed that be
muR haze /0iled/ Jan att<r, as The a,fifAs
uadsr 0ar L0ud0n bead, taken1yom The Ceu-
,iey e a4snf 25,Jys he badlaiza.
Phil. pap.
A Magazine Of naval flores has been
eeablifhed al, St. Jago, one of the Cape
de Verd Hands and others are to be
ellabliAhed at Boniyifa and ST. Nichols.
Literary Fr1ery-On Monday fuit
was commenced in the Circnit Court OF
the United States, the ifTue of which mutt
be important to the holders Of copy rights
in this country. 1t was by Mr.. Blunt,
proprietor of Bowditch's Practical Navi-
gator, againf MIR. Nancrede of Bottom,
for importing into this country 50 copies
of that work, contrary 70 law.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12
Tult Received,

Iut Received,
A quantity Of CHINA ORANGES,
freih ines, Cramherries, Cocoa nuts, and 4
parcel of excellent Smi5h6eld Bacon, Firkia But
ter, of the 6ra quality, New York Pippins by
the barrel.
T. SIMMs.
Oaober II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12

D. G.
Gotten Per cwt. II
Tobacco, 4
Small Cuttings per cwt. 10
Bar IRON do. do. rs
Bacon, II ~
Sailed Pork per barrel, II
Flour, do. do. 4 IS
WhiAey, none at market.
Peach Brandy mialeable.
Lime per tphel, 50.
Cora, unAleiled, per do. /.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12

The following remarks accompanied the
Liverpool Prices Current we publilhed
yeferday. They were omitted at the
time through want Of room.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13

THOMAS GREEN, by resfon of age and
1 in6snity. prr.,chng TO retire from buff
Defs in a mort time---and having on hand, q
handionc saor,ment Of
Engifh and India Goods,
which he ~i'hes to fell foon. either by whole
fslc or retail And initesd Of an Auaion (as
uioai in fuch cafcsjis difpofed to deal Them out
with his own hard.---Accofdingly. faid Goods
arc no. telling at as
Low RA7gs, or LoWzR,
than might resionably be expected at vendue,
tree from thofe ditordeu and impoGtions which
frrqusnty take place at public Sale. Cutto-
rnen will receive decent and orderly attention
with ufmoa difpaich.
G5' Town and Country Traders, may
probably fad their accoupts. by. calling at his
Store. Neruporf, Ftb. &.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13

INFORM the public rhat they have taken .
i ii,op next door bot one Norh Of the c ifsc.
Houfe, where they carry on the Watch, Making
buiinrfs IN all is branches and have ',r fsle,
warranted and common Englih and Geneva
Watches. gold Necklaces, f'lver TEA and 'sb'e
spoons. Ssgar- Ionys, Looking Glalies,
Tea. T-sys, Wsiters. ID -iiifg- Cafes. Pis,cd and
Wocdco Gators, 'Suipeoders, Ksives snd Fotk,.
Globe Andirous, Shovel and Tongs, brafs and
jappancd LAMPS. CspdlcRicks, dart and com
mon Walking Sticks, scotch, Rappee & Maka-
bau Souff. Starch, Writing Papsr; Dutch Qnilis
Britannia Coffee pcts, &c. &c. Together with
an aGoument Of jewellery and perfumery.
II Ce@ giUen for old Geld ard Sifvsr.
.. Puntfual attendance viii be .giver. and
the imallrh tavors gratefully acknosle lodged.
Nesptor, Fsb. 81. inf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13

7 YING ia Ss1E<|1. Stste Of Concstaicus,
~ pleaiansIy Gtusseds within 20 rods Of the
Msetiag- Houfe sad Academy. in faid town.
and only Is miies from sI,e City Of Hayisrd.
on the great Stage Road leading from thence 70
Dsnmssfb College snd from Bsasx to NssO-
Ts,k. dlSey, &c. Said Farm contains 90
acres of Land under good Improvement we;l
fenced With fuitsb!e proportion Of Orchzrd-
ing. Moving. Psauring. Piow-Isnd, &c. Two
hsadfome and convep,sos Dwelling Roufss
Bans. wirh good Stabies. OutlHouie.. t~o
Wells of excellent wafer, and aImoa every Other
accommodation neceifisy TOR Tavern.
1t is as beautiful and eligible q
aand, perhaps, a, any in the aste. for Public
Houie, srd has been improved as fuol, uo.srjs
of 50 years fucceiively. IL is like~iir cen,rsl
and commddioos for a Merchantor TrsdeImar.
A good bargain may be had, and
an indifpoiable title given.-for further pati-
GUAR, enquie Of the Printer hereof, or the
Sabfcriber. living on tte preniirs.
SETH AUSTIN.
Dsesn5ey II, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
Nicholas WsbRey.


INFORMS the Public. thar he has opened
4 GROCERY STORE in Broad Sueet, ia
ths houie, lars theproperty Of Mr.. Cat5 Earl,
where he has for Sale general aaorment OF
WES7-INDIA GOODS.
Among Others. are the following srticles:
Rum. Brandy, Gin, Cherry. Rum. Molaaes.
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas Of variocs
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Rsihns. Curents.
Pepper. Ginger. Alfpice, Cinnamon. Nuimegs.
Batter, Cheefe. Candles. Onions, Tooaccos
snua, Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oil. Loaf and
Blown Sugars, &c.---ALSO,
"A general and exten6ve variety of
crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and women's
Shoes, &c. &c. with maoy other articles, TOO
tedious II n,eotion all which will be fold az
the maft reduced prices.
Nezvporf, Rov. I'll. Stf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
Fer SALE, in Gosd &epsy. BY
THOMAS GREEN.

la,se eon1odiss, DrulLgs Hask. in
sObieb be so,O Gues, IN Tbame,- Ryes,, near
Car,' srery a rDrH essSrS6ed La,ge eomvrn,ex,
6s,s x xs6e I,omf, Ir .yard and cellar aStH baped,
a g'0a assH Of quatr, IN tbe cellar, and a eg9s,x
IA rte JarS.---SaM HonE H 4ceH kpoqus 10 be
e~e efibs bea Rand, IN feuos. fer epe,y lnd Of
6.tiaeif & So,Hbs,Etxb at Asaio~ if no, PIE.
vissg Sytytd sfJi6e " Fbs,jdey In Nay s<s,.
Said GREEN baving on hand, effbe
Aat,f hqps,istiert. eo-pie,e e1S,tmer, Of Esgiy5
and fHHs CoaA. !, dtiermmsd 10 j<N then for
rf61 psj, al tsr ~sF redaeed pr'eo.--ALio,
Said GRhEN earnsfiy invites all
Jatb Of bp'fr8mds and eya,mr,,, 4vbo baO< open
account, or Ay7r.s indtbfsd 10 bin, more or hy5.
~ book n0ie, or mortgage, 10 make psym.sf a., joo~
a, my be eesSx~~sf slteeiaiy ibeE Fssdise
bys.d three mss'bf tfbe eresmay term Of e,edif;J
ecb'k be beps' bis good old (yisnds aOH essfisss
ibe'r jsvsn. and nsf fay/ake bin no4r in iks de-
tii.r y hfs 70 srbs~ be dtseSfir e6s,s bis gyair-
fSI active scle6gmests ia, ~axjsll fav~s, ALREADY
rsee'ved far a. hss Jrrits Of time fa6.
NS~pori, Jaa. I6. 1904. i6tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
l. u M b E r.
BENJAMIN RUGGLES

II ~ ANS - ~ - IL
RsPsGysiG interim biz Cxasser, Ss< Ls
Psdin ia general,
THAT he will undertake TO procure Houfc
4 or Sore Frames. o, aay other dimsnGon,
OF Timber. Pink for Wharycs. &c. Of the fol-
loving kinds Of Eaaern wood, viz. White
Pine. Spruce. Norway Pine. HcmIock. Black
or yellow Birch, Coz Cabiaet work Cedar.
Hackmarack. Maple. Black or White Aih.
Beach, or Rock Maple :-ANo, Maas and
Spafs Of any dimerhon, aud Birch or Hsckms-
tack, Ship, Timber any OF which. If applied
for this Winter, may be delivered here ia the
eourie OF the next Spring or Summer, on the
eatief pofiinle terms. Any pcrion wiihing 10
contract, would do well TO apply early in the
Winter, that proper time may be had to Get
the Timber out.
He has. likeviie. on band, at his Lumber
Yard, on Siocum's wharf. In Newport. gen.
ersl saortment Of Ezaern Lumber fuch as
Boards. Timber, Spruce and Hsmlock JoiR.
Wind,s-frame-auf. Shingles, Clspbosrds. Ce.
dar- Poas. Latns. &c.--A fupply Of which he
Propofas 20 keep conitant,y ON hand.
Aho, gcntcel Boarding aod Lodging may
DC had TOR two Genilemer, on eafy terms.
As7gporf. Nsv. ~, 1907. ey
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
Francis Andsrlon.

TAXES this method TO inform hi, Dcbton
4 and Creditors, that his Par,ner, have call.
I'd on him for fr,tlemcnt, and are determined
the Copartnerfhip haIl be diGolved in few
weeks, when he will remove from the fsid Store !:
He therefore once more carnefIy rsqoeas ,hcie
TO whom the firm is Indebted, TO come IN for
fettement and fuch as sse indebted to kid
firm. TO make immediate payment, az this 10 tire
Isn time he ihali give notice 10 tins way. Aad
unlels i.smcdisie fr,tlement is made ~ith an vho
have sccospts open, either bt note or payment,
he win be under the dnsgreesbIe neccaity OF
purfuing different mesfures for collection.
Newport, Feb. IL, iSoz. 7s,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
NICOLAS GEFFROY,.
Wafeb-Maker. IN NesUporf,

INFORMS tie Ps5iie, be bas f1kem INTO PART
L neyk5ip M. l.. rlSSOT. a (ab<yior Wsyk.
mar. late from fbr Wdfeb- Marsfa7oyy is Gexs-
ga. ro5s aDiU ssd<rsake 10 make sfqp 4rasebes -
ard 10 sepsi,. is fbs 5ys msr~er. fey rpafeb
masf''. o, p,fcais ff9.s~, osy ss1v. eag6'si7sd
ard esmSitated Wase5n, ard Time P;<n.---
T,bsy qD,N aJs imSors, f,sm Eaid Maraf fat7sv. at
sia< mes,bs qvarsisg. aH(stb Waaba ard Tim<-
Pisess, az sb<ir smpieter /6aH s,dfr.
4 They have alf, ConNan,ly on hand,
An elegant aDOrfmsnt Of warranted, and
rcmmos EsgiyS, and Gss~vs Kaickes and 2 ims-
Pisus. rsbisb i5.y av;l JsHss rre,s~abls myms.
IN sddiiisr 70 tbe sSsus. sbsy rarv On sbs
Goldfmith's & Silverfmith's
BxE#,G. IL sHm b,asebrs. ssd htesvjf ssill
~aAs. or wssir. sv kisS u Jrueilf1, IL tie
rss,.a tet6Ss.
They ALTO have for Sale.
Wbclkjclt and Retail, all kinds Of .1fsV-
shfo, iupsrsl end sf fbs isfs6 tetSisss; stsern
ssI and Fiesr stanitifs; pIsss< ssd Sys,s ess-
dsfieh plated and B'hsssi4 ssa-Ser, d'rk,,
55iSaH |1ssnh ard tss9ers; tlsssi bmss, g;rrspl
ard Jfs,t sea-sreys ce)fs,s srd,,sss, &svsf ana
sssxs |; osfkv srs,s Of aH kisls s,yk asi dsy
Ly.sisEcs lsfif, asl ss~iis~ss's fstksf- tseis
x,s56ss-sisDss Jsi9ssdn; sr.Dss; bsyS-syt;t,
yassys /; Hstliss fa~ssf rsssv,frsps; 6sf Bsar-
~ bar; ferfs~eu sf aH kisls. /vn Lss<sr ara
Ps,S; Ssir- rssr1sr !; flysb Baric.jsga ara
Egar. pix~bs; ssarae j.yar, 6ee Msis6as .
sesssb Js.f, ssts srsf psrkD .fsStr s'fieiu'
sss xs~~ssss 70 i.k,f brvr.
NevPosts Feb. 2. lseA. ,9d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
John & Henry CahoOns,

AASE ~ sALGs
AZ their STORE on Bzuiaers Wharf,
DRoW1 SUGAR. ., ss. Ss~d or s,r
MsigDss. b. fbe bss@eaS; fissy, BY abe Lss-
nj; Pswds,. BY tie eeG Sb<ai5irs Paper. b
sbs bssd,sd; Casdlss, BY fb< 5sx; I,ss Csbosf.
U; ssS seasi~< SPANISH SEC ARS.-ALso,
HONE7, by fbe barrel or gallon
--NerD rs'I Ssep. b. fbe bsx-Nesro- Head To-
6~eo-BT 4fb pSssf Jamaica Ram--Iyss
sfsOes--Sat Psx,d Hams--B Bsner, and Hor',
Lard. Se.---Lrxfwrss,
Liquors, Of the Isf kind, q
general 4DSrfmenf-ssI pa,iaGs sfb<r A,fkis,
IL fbr C,ooy Liss--a complete .dDsnmm sf
ao'ie6 fbey sroSsf w5e essSautLy Ssapiiea qvnh.
eF MASTERSef Of Packets, Payc
/s~ger. Se. No, Be sappisd at /a,d Sfsr. on
fbt ,Horfse Nsncs--4vnb any drnek fbry may
rooaf--.nas hbsn f0os,, gyaf.fsiL Aeka,ao
h<ged.
GREEN CHAiRS, per Dozen-
Bar -I,sr, per H4ndrsl ruf.--Afa4iises and Cer-
si. PER Earyek--Osisss, per Hundred bHrebes,
., /ualler qposiilir,-----LOdF-SUG.iRS, and
a gH,ily y tbe bF sf7EAS.
Newport, Feb. 20, 1904. 3U
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
FOX SALE, b.
SAMUEL VERNON, Jun.

COGNIAC Brandy, Chrct Wins in eaiks
~ and boxes, Silks. Britannia Linens. white
wine Vinegar. ve.diersste. Sc Houte. Paper -
The above sr,iclss arc entitled 20 drawback,
AID sse now Iardine from the Brig Hannah,
irSa, Boutdeaux. at Mr.. Robert Stevens wharf.
IIe has ALTO for fale, Rulia and
Ravens Duck, few Demiraus and long and
hor, Ccrks.
Newport, Nov. ,, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13
ANEcDoTES.

OLD Jahuton, the playet. who was not one
iyavcvy good actor, bot asood : 'ge Of paint
ing, and remarkable for making dry jokes, was
fhesna pitsure. dcne by very indifferent hand |,
but much comlnendsd. aud alkcd his opinion ofis.
why truly. faid he; the painter 10 very good
painter. and obiesyes the, Lo,d'sc ,Smaadaaenss.
What do you mean by that. MIR. Johnfonf f,d
one who Aocd by. Why thiuk. sufwered he.
that he hath not made to himtelt tie hksxe,5 Of
or, fbixe fbs, il IA brastu aJavs. or ,tss il i5t
so,tI bsasaib, or ikai a ia roe spsfsu sxStr fbe
ssrih. ..
A Einithed coquette. AZ a bail, sRed gen.
sleman near her, while lhc stijoRed her ,uckrr,
whether he conld ysys fer, which ihc held in
her hand. I" No madam, I" aniwcred he, pro-
ceeding to uie it, " bur l can fan a ys',s."
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AsSOLUTION.

1T blewa hard torn, and in utmoa confuiion,
i The failors all hsrricd to ger sbfolution.
Which done. aud the weighr of the Gas they d
confcf'd
Was transie1f'd as they ihoushs. from ,hemfclve,
to The prieft
To Tighten the fhip. and conclude their devo-
tion,
They tof'd the poor parton foufe into the
ocean.
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TO BE SOLD, ~
4 f A. K M,

II YING in Exeter, Sts'e Of Rhode Hand.
L. about FIX milssfrom WEXFORD, contain-
ing SO acres good Land, with two Dwelling
Houies, and other OUT buildings. Il may Be
rurchaied tcsesher. or in 5eparste diyilious.
Pay mcns will be made esfy.
--.SkSO-- 1,-
A fhare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acres Of
excellent Land. For furtfcr particrisr Apply
to PARDON TILLINGHAST.
fxsfv. FtS. as. se's
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-13

DRESENIs his Compkmcn,s to his frieods
i and saxes this opportunity to inform
them Of his return fsemi Witt to his. rclationa
ia Coruetieus, and 10 ready to attend sheis
salls Ia the lioe Of his psoteions and oshcrwife.
Afssiey, ssS FsS. iSoa.S ,,ss So. ~.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

a Ii peffoes havisg any demands sgziaa
( \ the eha,e OF Lj,arf Hsys6si<. lae of
NewpoR, dscrsicd. are cefrsd to exhibit them
TO either Of the fub!cribes tor ietilement; and
ali thoie ineb'ed TO laid ehais. ase requeasd
to make immediate payment.
SAsAH HoRnpLRLp, Exsdtrix.
TIMOTHY HoRsgsIkLn Exerstss.
Newport. Feb. 10, 1909. 71t7S
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70 BE SOLD,

"A NEW Houfe, in Broad. Street, complets.
"A " 6nnhed, with Yard, Garden, and
good Well OF water. Any pesipp iueliped, 10
pprcnafe. may know the tcrms, by applying AZ
the, Houfe Of M. r, JOHNSON.
Nsr0tsv., Jas. q. 1904. Iyif
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POETRT--IN rAsHsoE.
Sung on the gisrious Fourth Of March.

cUuy on zoe &IcfJohS foHIfD " No'eh
DURE are the joys ,nar gid the morn.
i A. pure as dew drops DER the lawn;
Now plcnry poun her copions horn.
The noiie Of war and arms is gone.
The Asghe Fados's plots and wiles,
The dcfpot's claims and lyrsnt's pride.
The Fe1tysi yaDf no more beauile.
Or facred fights'of man dsridc.
Fair h5s,y. TO fhadcs rctis'd.
Now fmiIlng walks in oren day
With fociaI love her hear infpifS,
To JEyyrison atlnnss the lay.
The angry clouds have left the ky,
The threat 'ring tempcas ceaie 20 roar.
The bIoooy fchenes Of Fed'raIs Ry,
The reign Of terror is no more.
The high psiz'd right Of p,'cA'< fbssghi
The hieheft claim by nature given:
That tsa,l II Price by miili,ns fought.
Thar Init. uniring earth and hesv'n.
That 6R be,s eisim Of scafonicg man.
The Paf,sfs suJ1 and D.lpsTs G,yH<,
On federal eroond exteads iis. plan.
And yields 10 Jryssnsow the lead.
kelcu'd ftom flsis for jsrsiss a1ss.
From waiting fchsmes Of fssi sxpsses,
Our /s2ssU b,sks, wc nov may dare
Aaume the reigns Of common ienie.
No regal vigLf. Or power by bjyfd.
No Gsrdjse s,niu cvsle our foil.
No xyfkisx PnoGs opprsis the eafth,
TO tsttcn on the Lab'rer's toll.
No id3rvi fitrs< blsfs the fields.
Or ter6ss'd m,aions corfc the fod,
The sisaMIs reap what labor yields,
Their essxsy love. and blefs their Cop.
SILLY plTIwRLL
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anted Immediately,
1000 Buihels good clean BARLEY,
to be delivered At Newport, for which
CASH will be paid on delivery, by 4
BENZ. MARSHALL.
Mrrcpo,f, FEB. 6, 1907. Iotf