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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20

tionS, TO put an end 70 It's VICIOUS ca
reer.
". r. F.. Pr.
From The GAZETTE ibe u. States.
DELAWARE ELECTION.
A very intelligent and well informed
gentleman in Delaware, from whom we
received letter laif evening, informs US,
that though Mr.. Jefsrioa has {ucet eded
in the election of the candidate for Con-
grefs, by a majority of fifteen, yet thar
tederalifm is gaining ground in the fate,
and wants nothing but fyaem to render
it triumphant. The federalifs in Kent
county carried the whole ticket by a con
flderable larger majority tl}an at any time
lince the formation Of the government.
In SuGex county alto, they carried the
whole by majority larger than was given
tor the governor laa year. 1t appears,
that a religious fanttity contrised 70 keep
back between two and three hundred fe-
deral votes. The newly imported Irilh
were invited to the election, and means
were provided for conveying them from
Wilmington TO New Cattle. They open-
ly boalted, that tho the law was agalnit
their voting, they had their republican
governor, who would remit fines, and par
don offences. In order to fecure the low.
er clafs of Iyiihmen and others, an atroci-
Gus libel was lecretly circulated imprinted
handbills, by the Jeferlonian feet.
AT New Cattle, on the morning of the cleo
ton, three men, whole names are mentioned, ia
the head Of two drunken negroes with fiddlcs,
and Others with 6fes and drum, marched with a
colleaio of Iriih and apprentice boys armsd
with clubs, from itrect near the river TO the
court houfe The Irih c@mlnittee, with clubs
in their hands, direGtsd the attention Of the ca
bal to wheel barrow, loadcd with POrA
TOES and HRRRINGS, and box Of oyfers
for the wcll-born. In this nllnner the place of
election was converted iu.oa i:ene Of riot, to the
annoyance of many in6rm and peaceable men,
who, rather than encounter the difficulties thus
iet before them, actually returned home without
voting
The democrats had eight infpettors out
of nine, and decidedly in their interea,
and fome of them violently 70. In fome
inRances votes not lefnfed on former oc.
cations, Blu! known to be federal, were re-
fufed upon this, and the inspectors would
give no other realon for rejecting them
than that they were IA wGruaed. II other
inaances, votes known TO be democratic,
were received without hefta,ion or inter-
rogation, though the perfons were foreign
ers who had never been naturalized, nor
had they reGded one year in the fate nor
paid tax. Several refi3ents Of Philadel-
phia, tranfently at New Cattle, were fof-
fered to yote. The cry is, look to the
end, not regarding MEANS" ] have no
doubt fays our correspondent, that if a |
icrutioy takes place, it will be found that
Bayard has one hundred more legal oates
in the box than Rodney.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20
. ID ! aEal q ;|sal
and limitations oi vdfiCus

BIRDS and BEASTS,
With many extraordinary THAUMA-
TURGIC OPERATIONS & new i'm
ported Arts, which has excited the. adj
miration of the mott enlightened minds.
Doors 10 be oteued at 6 o'f'oe2 ard The
Performance 10 bcg,u Al 7.-Tickets 10 be
had at The place Of Peyarmanee.
Otf. 70.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09
Ricbmond,
JNnf 8fb. 1902.

In one of my late letters r. d. Iii :.
was incorrectly iaid that :, 800 pupi'e' IL
bnndr'd dolLars had been of3ersd y. roe r
covering ana catching one of tic prefent ed;-
10. .IiS or sne %am,ner. Even the trutb Of
.n's iIatement could not have made the itory
ei'her osseer' or wor!e. If ten thouhnd dol,
iars OF premium had been Offered b, the ~
seut've Nounell, iuch matter did no, max,
.tnc o''tofieis either blacker, or whittier, and
my miitake is only notified in this place, to a"-
nciPate any carping about it had ouotea
from memory. This ospfion of a ,,eq,orJ
cannot cannot be imputed TO Mr., Younghuiband
1t was not his part of the buiinefs.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09

the criminal, "
In all common cafes of a ,anarU0y, there never
Is an Advertisement withoutit In tb;S hucoefs
mere mutt have been fomethins of what Is
cahedt the oaekyfairs work The Ara huGnef
o. the next .afiembly fhouId be TO explain tha,
'eS.er' he government which will not. q,
whien dares not bring an aEedse aIaf,n TO
ula'' rs NOT worth its room. Are we to,h,.
.oio mat okelton 'hould not be tried bccauG.
nus brother $ newspaper did infinite fcrv;ce 70
WI, Je"er'oo's election; and that republican,
printers and republican preGdents. can
never De tecured at too great A nr;ce ; TIC
hationoegins tobe tired of this kind of,a,L;,o'
~, JAMES t. CALENDER.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09
RHL7IlNORE.- Mr. rs.

Ertra5 Of q Letter f5om Gi6raltar, lsie3
APr3 ~, 1892, tn gsaslsmqaia Phi
kadelbbia.
{" ne Briti.l jquadron ron Fgy2t,
under lord admiral Keith and yice~ad-
mlral Saumarez, arrived here few DAYS
ago. There are ALTO here fome poyti,-
gueie lhlPs ofwar defined np the Me
dlterranean, to cruize againft the AIoe-
rlnes. The Swedss arc cruizino n
concert wish the Americans, aqlind the
TriPolitans, with fquadron conGHine
Of lhree heavy frigates and 81. we
aiio learn that the king Of Sweden, anx-
iouS 10 give a Deceive blow whilh
good opportunity fetveS, has fent orders
TO his commodore, off Tripoli, 20 PIE
pare bombs, boats and every ncce2ary
implement for beheging the town, ecec-
her wl.h a plan for laying the fitoe.
requeiting it might be laid before the
American commodore, who, he hones
VIII take anaftive part in the arrange
meats"
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09
TO THE PUBLIC
LETTER V.

In one Of his Examiners of lah week,
Mr. Jones has denied the fun total of the
ex'itenec of the following advertisements. He
has adorned his denial with The herceR after
tiens, and the foulef reproaches II NAV be
OF iome ufe to eitablhh the extent Of credit
which is due 70 his ahcrtions
SEE, and BELIEVE.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09

Or. Jchn Adams was the tcdtrai candidate,
and is eietfed. The political character Of
Va Mr, Rlod is rqaiUenok l; appears. thar he
mas iuficient address 70 pofeis, in a argrer,
the confidence of b0tb parties: and vet, he
does not poilefs the faiirt confidence of eifbry.
ne is coniummate trimmer Hence, mn
Hrr y federaliits wore for him, in the hope of
49ffr9ffins from the republicans; and The
warmer part of thefc, viewing his nameirff
OPINIONS with fome appreciation, withhold
Eae,F iuffrages from him. He appears, nor,
w'ithifanding, 10 have obtained isur Uots,mo,.
S INA, the rrql republican, councillor Hay.
ms oppolltion Of two rival candidates. u
t I Richmond was never very remarkable
for IT'S attachment to repubIicaniin, has, un-
doootedly, defeated our election. We REV,
n Ca!iender, who now publiihes ss The
Recorder'' at Richmond, as an efficient ao.nt
IN this diviiion. His paper bears eyid.nf
marks OF being fet up for the purpoic Of op-
'ohng the Preifnt order Of thiags: and his
very warm iupport Of Mr.. Rind is one branch
Of the fyiten. CITIZEN.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09
SHT/4WV.4H, NV Of.

ieiterday was exc cuted, on the foutn
common, agreeable to the fenrcnce q
the lait hyperion court, held in rhis citv.
John Rice, for grand larceny. He was
native, we are informed, Of North.
Carolina, or Virginia; has been an old
offender ag2init the laws of his G i and
OF ms country ; and fora long sime had
prattIfed in this city ferries Of villainy,
ieidom equalled; entering at night, bv
the aid oftalle keys, houfes and Cores
and deliberately and leifurely plu7der,,
ing the Citizens Of tn If property to ar
unknown amount. He has left a ",
and children, in this CRY, 70 lamen. his
l9nominious fafc.
LONDON, Hpra 10
The important queltion Of again f,f-
pending the payment in fpecie by The
Bank OF England was yeferday difcuf-
led IN the Houfe Of Commons, and
{ what is fomewh2r extraordinary bv q
very thin attendance of members. Mr..
Dundas, Mr.. Sheridan, and MIR. Grev,
were in the fdoufe for Gome rin9e, ,n5
withdrew before the debate upon this
tu6iett had commenced. The prin-,
cipaI reaions given by The Miniitcr for
adopting It now at the conQlufon OF the
war were, the balance ofexchanoe VIII,
the Continental Powers being apainA
Us cae uniettled !ta1e ofconnercial re-
Htlons between lis and thoic SIg.tes with
"Aich we lately made peace; ard tie
! preient ita9nant fare Of the export trade
OF this country. The unfavoucablc ba-
lance would draw of to foreign nations
the incrcaled cath that would be pdr /,
| circulation with the continent, which TO-
/ gerher WITH the exports being &, 4 l}and.
make It prudent that the Bank ihouid
retain in It's hands the facility Of furnifa-
! ing our merchants with filch acconoda-
ton in the way Of dilcount as lnighc be
n:ce.lary to enable them to mnn1ain
F a competition III all foreign markets.
! T he!e arguments had their ea-l Tor,
:, notwithstanding an unavailing oPpof.ion
J from Mg. Jones and Others, the meafure
:, was adopted.
e The commissioners Of che Tranfport
e Board have freighred fifty vcaels, for
the PurPoie Of conveying the French
: Priloners 70 their own country. Their
number amounts TO nearly fft-en th3u-
I iand, and they are all TO be lcnl hone
q N che courte OF next week.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
NICOLAS GEFFROY.

cb-Maksr, ia Nesopsrt,
LIS CssRazty o. band, az elegant e6s,i-
l. A mesf Of sfavsyyaxie6. and ecwmss EsgLy6,
end Gtne0a B@febes ara T me Pieces, 4rbieb be
.vW /tii s~ srsjosa5l. te,as.
Hs aJs carrier en- RE
Goldfmith's s. Silverlmith's
BsGs5E, in all its Sra,ebe,, and Msqoie aoiH
make. or ntai,. any &isd Of Jes.eily, ia ibs
xest.f E.@i'n.
He has liSewife for Ssle,
Wbolf(aIs and Retail, all kinds of fe10-
stsy. iuportcd ard sfrte iSfeS fsl6isxs, ,ySarrrf
g9id sTS jifpsr et0xlstn; piafrd and bysti e4s-
d'.eitI, plated ard B,aaursa ma..oi, Irks.
JzaH /io'rd' and larger; plated bi,is. J9i,rnr
G3dIfH1 tea fyay' /; eafo,s Arl,rosi, J8seei ard
fssg, eatley 7caye Of ~H livI, mgkf ard aay
Jay sle9S'; is&ir, and geniiemeri tsekef Sosk' J;
.f,.fssg- -slaD'; Jslbrsd u; trslSs; bs,jS-scbifs;
rsssn; H,ftn't Iarsn, raSor, ,s,rps Ssf BsSTr-
az ban; peytswey Of all tinSs, fran Lender ~nl
Psrir; 6air- powder .id,cb Bayis, .jseay. and
y@gar sls~bt; SpaayS ftgars /; Sss NfaAaSaS y
SeSffb JrsF; anls greer varisJ ef siItr Hrfieis',
toe san'rsI 10 i.jSn IN as .4svo,iysnenf.
Ncspor, May i,, 1904. iou
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
Chcab ! Cheap i! Cheap !

THOMAS GREEN, by reafon of age and
n iahr''ny, propcGng to retire from buG-
rcls in Mort 'ime--and having on hand, a
handicme saor,ment ct
Engilh and India Goods,
Which he sihe, to isii fopn, either by whole
ia,e of retail And ,Eeead cf an Auction ias
u.asl in tuch csfes) is dtpofcd 10 deal them out
with his own haad.-Accord;ngly, laid Good,
arc now :ellipg MM
Low RATES, or LowER,
than might reaiooaby be expected at V,uduc,
free from thpfe diiorders ard mpof,ions which
frequensly take place at pubic Sale. Cuao.
meD will receive decent and orderly attention
with u'moa difps,ch.
G,l- Town and Country Traders, may
probably snd their accounts, by calling at his
Store. Asspsn, Fsb. 5.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
NAKED TRUTHS.

The OppoG,ion or Tory interea is at pre-
fen, fuppored 10 the United Statss,s by an
intriguing and inpuaent Britfh faction, who
avail shcmfelyes oirvery oppsnunity 10 circu-
late ~i,h the grea'ef avidity, thro' the channel
OF the federal papers, the mott grois and icanda-
lous iaIiehocds refpeeiing he men and neaiurcs
ofthe prefens sdminiAration and many heneh
well difpofed citizsns, who do NOT, and for rea-
foUs perhaps bea known to themielyss, will nor,
look into sny, but federal newfpsfen. arc eg'e-
gioony deceived aud mpoied upon, and perfusd-
sd 10 believe lie. Anglo Fcdera!ifm we are
bold TO FAY could not be iop-oned Jingle day,
il iis advocates would only keep truth on their
fde ; but 10 order 20 cary their points, they
make ufe OF the old adase, fbe trnfb EosH
nor g, all times be nix. convinced that at no
period iince thc adoption Of the federal Con
fttu,ion, would candid and impartial diiiimi.
ration OF ruth as il reipctts the men * sneaiores
oi the preient National Government, operate
noic TO thc confuiinu, il not the total deAruaion
of thofc afpe;ten Of public characters, who, un-
der the cloak efRepa5licanifn. conceal dagger
which. when an oppor.urinisy offers, they will
we 81 ,he ruin of ocr excellent Republican Con-
ftitution 1T remain, fosthe real Republicans
20 be vigilani, and il will be well with the Re.
rubiic. Repub. Gaz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
SAR All HORSEFIELD

INFORMS the pubic, aud her friends in par.
l. tcolar, thar ihc ha, on band good saott-
rlent Of TN WARE, which ihe will fell very
Cheap fur Csih. She has aio fevera articles of
llouish I'D Furnitosc to dipolc of, iach as Beds,
Chais, Tables, sc. and god Franklin
Syovc. She again requets all ,hofe who have
aoy demands agaiaft the Eaate OF her late huf.
tand. lfiael HorieScid. to bring them in ior
f,,lemen, and thofc indebted to faid Eaate,
ase earnc';ly dfi to make immediate pay u,ent
u SARAH HORSEtiELD Executrix, or
TIMOTHY HORSEFlLD, Executor.
Newport, April 9, 1909. If
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22

Frsm TIE Hmfyirds Lnfrdry 6avfVyfT'
TN antient times, no matter where,
i A narion liv'd Of wife men,
Who iaqvyrr fed with fPccisl care.
Bsm6ni.fs and fxeyfmen !!
Whs made good laws. 10 guard hare
A partridge. or Pieaiant,
And left the poor, 10 natures care,
Say-wss not this right plcafantf
Who cot each others threats for fun
On land and on the zOafer,
Whit half the world look'd weeping on,
And half was burR with laughter,
Who ihut up men, within ftone wall',
Becauie they wsrc indebted,
Then Ict them out, when hunger's calls
Aimolf to fhsdogs sretted
Who KEEP, in pay ten thotsnd knaves
And !ify thoufard villains,
To make their fellow creatures nayes,
For fake Of pence and ihillings.
Who 10 that country would nor run,
Where fuch like freedoms goI at,
Where birds eicapc the fatal gun,
AID men alone, are ihot at.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22

REC EIV d,
aSS for Salt az sbs Store ef w. r. WILDER,
Reports of the Cafe,
JOHN DO X Il NCE
AGAINST
ARTHU FENNE X,
Tried at the December term. of the Court Of
Common Pleas, in the county Of
Providence. AID. 1901.
To which are added, the proceedings in
the cafe.
Artbw Ennsr, VS.. Jobn DOrranee.
Carefully compiled from Norrs correctly
taken by feveral Gentlemen who were prefer,
during the whole courle of the iriaI.--Price
37t Cents.
Nrssi'rf, M~reb 4, 1904. Is
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
WILLIAM WlLLBOR,

II lately removed to New Store on the South
Gde the Ferry Wharf Lane. doors Ear from
the Main. Street, at the Sign OF the Goidsn
Fiji, where he Fill carries on the Glazing
Bohnefs in its various branchss-and has for
fale 10 allowing articles -
NIINDow GLASS. of different hzcs. by
Wv rhe Box. OF imslIer quaati,y, wig
by rS, L, by I6, Q by IL. 10 BY r3. 10 by IL,
9by ~, 8 by 10. 7 by 9. & 8 BY 6--Likesiir,
Sheet. Glais, cu, ia any form or Gzs--Putty
by the quantity, OF dasle pound.
--Hs bas aJ5 AT ,efSii-
BRANDY, Rum, Gin. brown and white
powdered Sugar. Molsaes, Flour, Rice, spu-
chons. Congo, & Bohea Teas. Chocolate, Cof-
fee, Negro head, cut, and Pigiail Tobacco, Sc
ean, kaihus, kutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon,
Muaard. Pepper, Ginger, Starch, Candles
Writing Paper. Dusch Quilts. Bsii New. York
Hard Soap, &c. &c.
Ne~pou. April 20. 1901. sid
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
Entertainment.

pY RICHARD BARKER, at the Eoufc
Oiorms'ly occupied by Capt. Roberts. Psrer.
fgn Of the Anchnr, lit,ie iouth car of the State
Houtc, wheEc Ladies and G,ntlenen may de-
pend on bciug accommodated TO their faisiae-
tion. Puoaual attendance will be given. and all
svors gratefully Acknowledged by the public's
obedient icryant, RICHARD BARKER.
Newpcrt, Apil ?, 1904. 7otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
John & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR SALE,
STORE ON Raniitrr'a Wharf,

HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE on Baniaer's Wharf,
DROWN SUGAR. BY ,be barrel o, bsx !;
MsA1DSs. BY tbs kosy@ead; Flsn,, ~ fhr Ear
rel; Pepodsy, BY The tey&; Sb<0tbi~g- Paper, BY
fbt hundred; CGsSlss, BY ib, bsx; Iron Cabosf
G; and genuine SPANISH SEC
HONE1, by the barrel or gallon
--Nszv-1a Soap, 3, fbe bsx--Ntgyo-H HraS To-
b~ees--Bes 4b progf Jamaiea Rnm--I,on
Siovss-Sah. Pei<,I Hamf-- Baitey, and Hsg',
Lard, Se.---LIxEwIsE.
LIQUORS, g tie BET kind, a
general Algsyfmeri--arf 9a,iOSs "srr A,fHlss
~ The Grset,y Ligr--a complete .!DSnment ef
4UbieS tbey brotsf 10 BE- esnaantJ SSPplied -ohb.
S~F MASTERS Of Packets, PgE
Esgeu, St. may be Supplied at Jaid Store, en-
fbe b0yf1a Nonce--rctb G'y 44,tieie 'bty may
qpont--. and fbsn FGvsn GRATEFULLY deknsqu.
legged.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dezen--
Bar Iysn, ., Has6yrG eu,.--M,4liqgI and Car
sci. per barr,i----Oz'egs, be, HAsd,ed tSaebs,,
v (malIfy gzca'i'ir--.-LOAF-SUCARS, and
0sri,iy I t5e 6.4 gf9EAS.
Newport, Feb. 20, soz. 3D
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
AhECDOTE.

A bceg,r in England was picking few Of
his ola 0cgaaisfaners hi, eloa,hs. when a
nohl,pan paling by accoacd him--"You dirty
Isfcai, what are you abous !" Nothing, fir, ="
replied the bssgcr, " bu, guillorng few Arif-
t6era,s !''" Ariitocra,s you fictitious fcoundrel.
how dare you call Iuch vernia ariRooIats I"
=" csnuo, find any better name for them, may
il plcsGe your honor, they always live on the
poos."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
To be Sold or Let.

HAT large and commodioos Houf- Ia
4 Thames Street, next South of the Brick
Market, with the Wharf and Stores, belonging
to the fame. Fof further particulars enquire OF
MERIBETH EASTON.
Newport, May 7, lsos. s4,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
John 4. Shazu. 6 Co.

John a. ShazO, 6 Go.
INFORM the public that they have taken
l. Mop next door boz one North OF the Coffee
Houfe, where they carry on the Watch Making
bulinels in all ts branches and have tor iale,
warranted and common Ensliih and Genevs
Watches, gold Necklaces. flvsr tea and table
Spoons, Susar-Tongs. &e.-Lookine- GsafIes.
Tea Trays. Walters, Dreiing- Cafes, Plated and
Wooden Gators, Sufpenders. Knives and Forks,
Globe Andirons, Shovsl and Tonss, brafs and
jappsued Lamps, Capdlefick'. dart and CON-
mon Walking Sticks, Scotch. Rappee & Maka-
bau Snuff. Starch, Writing Paper, Dutch Quills.
Britannia Coffee Pots, sc. &c. Together with
an aGortmcnt Of Jewellery and Perfumery.
Ce& sivtn for cid Geld ard SiIvsr.
- Punesual attendance will be given, and
the fmslcR favos gratefully acknowledged.
Nsqyt',t, FEB. IL. taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22


- lse l. Port Wine, in qaarter and half quar-
IN Ter Caiks.
MAsss ditto ditto.
80 Caiks RaiGn..
40 Boxes Mofcatcl ditto.
10 ditto Jordan lheed Almonds.
40 Jars Malaga Grapes.
Turkey Figs Of the niceR quality.
Malaga ditto in trails.
10 Capes Creme dc Noyau Cordial.
BUT Curranis.
Prime Nutmegs--Mace---Clovs,--CaHia---
Cinnamon.
Madeira Ci,ron.
India P'elerves in Jars. viz. Giaser--Ci.ron--
Lemon and Lime.
76e absve Artieles are ef The hafsR {mfOrtRtiOa.
"A l. O.
A few Puncheons Antigul Rom,
Mack Pepper in bags.
Ref green Coffee ditto.
Kegs'of Ensiiih Mnfsrd.
Sait-Fetrc by the cwr.
Wrapping Paper per ream.
Spaaiih Fiote-Fnnch s. Carolina Indigo, &c.
For Sale, Ivy
HAZARD 8 GARDNER.
Newport, Jan. r9. 1902. lstf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-22
Sail Making.

THE fubfcribcrs having entered into partner
i ihip. under the firm of
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail Making baGncis. in its variou, branches,
az their Sail Loft. on the wharf of the late Gen.
Ohm Malhone, at the South part OF the tos'a.
Thoie sho may favor ih.m with their cufon.
may depend on psnttoaliry and diipaich. All
fayon will b. gratefully acknowledged. by
WING SPOONER, 1d.
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
Newport, April ;. 1901. 79it
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CASH, PAiD FER
LINEN Il WOOLEN RIGS, BIZ
Chriltopher c. Olney.

Delivered at biz NH. or at bis Peter Wan-
Hwf,
"HERE he has hr ial-. at wholefalc and
Wv retail, all kinds Of Paper, viz. Foslf-
cap Writing Paper, No. 1 aud s.--Vclum Let
ter do.--Por Wrspoing do.-Bounct do.
--Cioth;er', do. itt quality with
and without Sand. d.--Book Binders Boards
Candle Paper, asd Sugar Loaf Blue.
A complete Aiiiosi s,ent of Blank Account
and Record Books.
-LIKEWIsR-
Account Books made and ruled TO any pat.
tern, to fur the purchaisr.-A complete Abort
ment Of school Books, and Stationary OF all
kinds, sc.
AJF. Warranted Chocolate, by the Bsx,
or pouHd, Cocoa shells. by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys, from
to ~ years OF age, a. apprentices to the Paper
making and CIorhing bulineh.--To iueh great
encouragement will De given.
P,ot !Axce, Marco !, iso2. 7atf
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FOR SALE. BY
SAMUEL VERNON. iun.

HO0NIAC Brandy, CIaret Wiue IA caAs
~ and boxes. Skis. Britannia Liaeps. whiis
wine Vinegar, verd,snsfe. & Houf.- prrs:--
The above articles are entitled to draw bach, !,
and are now landing from the Big Hanazs.
from Bourdeaux, At Mr.. Robert Stevens wis K.
He has ALTO FOX Eale, Ruffia ane
Riven's Duck, fe.y Dcmijeans aud long sod
Snort Corks.
Newport. Nov. 7, 1901.
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For S8LE. in Gssd Repair, By
THOMAS GREEN.

- O'A AZ ~ bIANS
HE large eSnmsd,Sas DsUsHizg. Hesjt, is
Il -obieb bs sOrs hvei, in 7bames. Je,ee,. scS,
Cars Ferry ; q 7DrH eoyfrat7ed large eonvtxlnf
H''s liz fbe frat, TIE yard and eeisr zutH b1uef.
gssd 1eeH Of 7vafe, ia tbe eelEor, 1ad a ejae,n
in f6e rard. .---Said Hesif is 4seN kpszur 10 Be
ert eftbe bsa Fands ir i0rru, for esry KIND Of
bshinsG.
Said GREEN baving on band, eftte
ha'ta i'rp''fafi'1. complete qDsytnrni Of EssiyI
ard fSfa Gsads. n determined 10 /SN than far
read, pay, at fse szsS ,edreed f,ics,.-Also,
Said GREEN earneqiy invitss al
Iseb Of bitJ,hsdS and esJgsmer, qv6s haze stes
qeeennif, or aylryt indebted 10 bin, msrs sv kf.
BY book, n0ie or mortgage, 10 make paymenf az ser
as may be e'nvenieai oIpeei4IJ fbslt 60md,ss
6Oond three msrsbt (ibe eassm0,y term Of erexit;i
4e6iit be betef Biz good old fyi,rls 4ViH essrirr.
their fG!ars, and nss Jsyaks bin rs4r in fbs E-
eiive Of life. 10 aObsm be delozfly sTs,s biz erase-
fai acknowledgment, 70, narifSld faco,s, al,eGSy
rseeived far bre )t,ief sffime Se,a.
Newport. Jan. IS, 1907. i6f
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Wdnted Immediately,
A Journsyman BOOK-BINDER, to
whom good wages will be given
Enquire at this OGcs.
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For Sale,

CEVERAL Lots of Lard, lying between the
~ Rev. Mr.. Ho.kin's Meeting. HouS,, and the
Stone Mill. IN Mill Street. Enquire of
JOHN BANiSTER.
Newport. March 40, lSoz. 70
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dffI 'J'st4<- a ~ t-VAAt " rsS~hShaDfS
DRY GOODS;
A fey Bcxa Esgliih aaa American
= n 4 + IS;
a lugs Sock of Cutlery, Hard Ware, aud
GROCERIES,,
80 W. L4,Sa.r and RErAIL,
~srzn,r.. a.Chesp "a at any Store in The State.
r. ~ ----ALSO---
40 Hhds. Good Aavor'd Tobago
RUM.
s Do. Antigua asd Isaaacia Rum.
Pipes Holland GIN.
5000 WI. COFFEE.
A fe~ Chefs TEA.
50 Kegs Negro head TOBACCO.
A fcw Bags OF PiMENIO.
--LlKEWISE--
On Credit, for aPtreUed Nstes payable az Bnsi.
1aishsa frJsOn
20 Flhds. good retailing MolaGes,
SWEDES IRON, per Ton, or Gnge Huadrv,i.
Newtsyf May s, rsc,. 6stf