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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-19

Nervous diforders, Violent cramps in the
; ninmpticns, Aomaeh and back, :
o. sefs of ipirits, IndigeRion,
LOW opetite, Melancholy, I
Lois OF d c the blood, Gout in the Romach,
lmpuTisy o. aions, Pains in the limbs,
Hyiterieai ane, Relaxations,
Inward weaSnenS Involuntary eniaions,
Semina, wsaAnsns:. ! Obitinata elects, s.
Fluoraibus' t0f"ni'eS) npotency. &c. &c.
3arrennefs, the long preva-
In cafes Of extremity, WHERE bron s ION on >
ence and obainacy Of diieafe has '. sree,I;ve
general impoveFsihnlens of the fyfteA,' - IF ~
debility of the whole frame, and waiti'., dre
Aefh,.w which no naurilhHenr or cordial cou, ~
pair aperieyerancs in the uis otsfns meoisa,s
has performed shtmoG afonihipg cures.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-19
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy YET dhcovered which give
saadlaaing relief in the .moa' fever
infances.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-19
DIR. HAHNss GENUINE EYE. WATER.

* foveteign remedy for all dfeafes of tilc eyes,
whether the effect of natural weakness or of ac-
cident, deductions Of rheam, .dullneiS, Itching
and flms.onthe eyes, never iaiingto cure thole
naiadies which frequently futeeed the imall po1,
mea!ies and fcvets, and wonderfully itrengthen-
ing weak fight. Hundred. have experienced
It's excellent virtues, VIXEN nearly deprived Of
fight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-19

with very FINAL ivisg aGit.,als Not one IF ft.a.
fort Of worms which ufua!ly aAi.a children,
.czmc from, hir,I. Since that period he grew re-
niarkably besser in Health; and though lean.
,Rasgot frefh and lively complexion. Upon
different occaaoas have ufed llas medicine as ia
.purging iubatute, and fond it to anlwer exceed
ihg!y @eii, without bringing ON bcllY-aehe, or
any Of thofe dilagrceablc tcniatipns 40 often ot
cafonsd,hy purging msdisines. Upon the whole,
Judge Ibis medicine To be, belides its main oh
fstt, one Of the mott ialutary means for rotor
ing loR appetite, and promoting proper tate
Of digeft;on, by carrying off that bilious fu'-
.ftance, which eilgendcrsio neutrality-suspicious.
both among children and adults, 49,
+ ! am, Sir, your mott obed:snt fsryant,
JOHN MOTHER,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-19
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the

Which Is warranted aniinfallibe remedy at
one application, and may be ufedrwith perfect
fafety by pregnant women, or on infants week
old, not containing particle of mercury, or any
other dangerous ingredient whatever, and IS not
accompanied with that tormenting ffnart which
.attends application of osheireniedies.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-19
DR.. .HAHN's TRUE ard GENUINE GER.
IfAN CORN PLASTER.

An infalIible remed. for corns, fpecdily renoy
ing them, root and branch, without giving pain.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-01

in fp;:c ct this express Limitation Of any
and every iuch power? Will any ore con-
tend, tsat they can exerciie power not
given them by the contribution: If net.
repeat the regret OF the member from
Pennsylvania, .Mr. Hemphili) that gen.
tleman viii torn to the page and Poinr
their finger TO The claufe, which gives
even the Tendance of any fuch power to
tie Legislature alone, or united with the
executive. And if, as is the fact, no
fuch power is given in the contribution.
l ak with the fame gentleman, how this
committee can poflbly get over the p7o-
viGons contained in the tenth amendment
to the contribution, viz. " The powers
10. delegated to the United States by tie
contribution, nor prohibited BY it TO the
fates, are refs,vsd to the :sa,es reipcttive-
ly or to tie peop.,."
In the face OF all this, and contrary to
tie practice, whic., has heretofore invaria-
bly, prevailed as we'll under the fate 60
vernmen,s, as hat of the Union at large,
gentlemen nov tell us, that the members
of this lepara;c, difint ard coordinate
branch, are left at the mercy OF every 20.
litical gale that blows, and fubjea 70 the
whim and caprice of every party, which
may chance, from day to day to prcdo-
inmate in our other two branches Of the
government.
To be Continued.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-01
BOSTON, March 20.

Arrived, brig Sally and Betiey, Al
len, from Point Pe're, Gaada'oupe. Left
brig Success, Rogers, to fail next day !;
fch'r -, Taylor, to fail or Bour-
deaux in 10 days Left number other
Americans names not recoIletied. No
troops had arrived, bat were hourly ex-
peHed-all was quict-Marke:s little
better. Pork 20 dolls. Beef l6, Fin 7
8. Capt. A. poke March 3, lat. ao,
s., long. 70, brig Fricndhip, from La
guira, for New Y ork, II days. March
l3, an Englifh fhip from Falmouth for n.
York, 7 weeks out, fuppoied to be a pac-
ket, it blowing freh could not learn hear
name.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-01
PHILADELPHIA, March r.

ft1lLADELfhiA, Narcn II.
Extra9 firm letter, dutrd Po,t- RGtnb-
heau, Feb. II, 1902, to Il ,speG0M
mercantile kog/t in Wrlmi1gton.
/" The French, alter taking petition
of St. Marc, and the plain back of it,
which were evacuated by tie negroes,
found a number Of the whites, who were
murdered ard icyen Whole hards were
tied, and fire fet to their fee, bot 70
lately done, that they were till alive F.!
The officers knew not what bad become of
the people belonging to the American vef-
feIs; bat this day merchant of St. Marc,
who made his eicape, arrived nere, lie
forms, that he LETT the inha bitants or the
place, and all the Americans, at a fmail
fer, IS miles from ST. Marc. Yesterday
a large package of Tou1ain,'s parers
were found-among them was copy Of
inAruaions to the commanders OF the re-
fpettive diGritts, to defIcv, on the & of
March, every white perfon within their
limits.-Likewiie a letter addrefed TO
Tounaint, from the government Of Eng.-
land, by which it appears that Tie Ens':%
have been the rrompters, behind the 'ce"e,
to the inl,nman maGacres and deHruttions
which have taken place
/" There has ALTO been found contract
for the fuPp!y of millions l;vrcs worth Ct
powdc: fiun tic United States, tut whe-
Their from the geqe,nmrnt or ind:uianol',
/ Know not. Pierre Lewis, who was
commander in ehief Of Leoearc, .vho
burnt that place, ard murdered the whites,
has been taken. l i.w him three day,
ince, 60 on board the sdn,iraPs air.
where he will remain ia irons, ill general
lie Clerc arrives"
The fame letter fates, Tia; ST. Mare
was burnt, ard that two brigs, snd two
fchconers, the only vehels IN the port,
were funk or defroyed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-01
NEW YORK, March II.

Arrived, brig Ceres, Burnham, saVan-
yah.
Cleared, hips American, Sherry, Ii
verpool; Orlando, MarlhaIk, Am&er-
darn; brig Hound, Fuller, Curacao
(ch'r Lively, RuGeil, TenerifFe.
The lhip Two Friends, VOTE, was to
leave London, for this poit, between the.
10th and z5sA February.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-01
Gongrefs Of TIE uuttso 5tates.
TnefaaD February g.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Debate on the bill rscejved tTam tie Sera:s
entitled i" IN Aes II repeal certaiv ecss
yps9iry TIE o,s0niSafion rte eoarti
ofthe u. Staiss."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-01

BALTIMORE, March z9.
Arrived ich'r Hornet, capt. Long, from
Guadalupe, via St. Thomas's.
Left at GuadalcuPc, brig and fchco'e'
Edward, of this port. At St. Thonas's'>
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
NICOLAS GEFFROY,

Wateb- Maker, in Nesgporf,
LIS CssfaafJ = hand, ar ekganf eDs,t-
4 i menf Of qoSyramsd, and eemmsa Engi%,
and CensUa Waflbss ard Time Piso<s, asb,eb be
1UM ffi9sa rsejanzbk trim.
Hs ais eary,ss on fbe
Coldfmith's & Silverfmith's
Bsfnsjs, in SHns 6rase5y, and h/sqoys qpiH
make, or ,r5ay, any hind Of JesDslssy. liz fbt
neafsF Je/1ion.
he has Iikewiie for Ssle.
WbOlt(aie and Retail, all kinds of s1fsv-
eiry, imported and Of fbe la,s fet5iomi !; eseer,'
gon and fiUsr tpaHiens plated a~d brsJs can
dl.9ieks /; biafsd and D,ha~~ia iss-Isf d,,k,,
6uaH Jsss,d' and hanger; plated b,ns. eirruy,
and lpyry feo-sreys es)ao,s snd,,cm, @evff and
fong' +; eEii<yy 4s0rs Of all kisds /; ngh and dey
lly gieDss; iadie' and ss1fismrv's 5selst- bssx,
d,DGsg-gieDss; Jrlbe~dsy,; frs1ss; boy/t-aokips ;
vazo,f |; Hepki"'' Jamoss Saxor,s,ops bsf Bsap-
er bah perfam<y Of all kindi, fyem Loaaos ana
Pa,s; hair ,-pouder {; .6areb Ba,iy .jxgar. and
Egay pIsmbs; sSan% Jtga,t bs6 Malabax q
Sfofeb JazF; and a gyssf vavefy Of otbs, an,elfs,
fg5 nxmrrom 10 isjfyf IN an AdVenytmeus.
Newport May "a, 1904. Iof
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
FEMALE INGENUITY.

THE following curious aaecdoie has Civ
en- rie 10 much pleaiantry and amnirnent in The
taih;onab!s circles Of Paris. Three young la.
dies, nearly Of the fame age, and brought up
from their infancy in bostdine. fchool az Paris,
had contracted 70 frong an affection for each
other. that they formed the rlolution of re.
maining together for thsir lives. A very pain
fnl ides, however, emI,i,rerrd this happy prof
pcSi. and that IDEA Was malrisge--whch y 1uld
their psrcnrs Unfit upon, their contract would
iaeyitsb'g prevent ihe eieroal union they 70
srdcntly shed for. TIE ydungea fuggeltcd
ssmedy. aud prcpcfcd, thar a. potgay was
prohibited 10 France, they ihould write to the
Graal Seignior. fequefing him to take them all
three ioi his wives. A ictier TO that effect was
accordingly written, aod fgncd by the trio /;
but being PUT into the mail, with the addreis. "7o
fbs Grind 9s,k az CogGa1fi.opk :" il excited
fufpcion, and was Carried to the MinAcr, who
opened anil read il. 10 his gsca, divsrGon aud
thar OF his ffieods. The ahecdose has been pro-
dutlivc Of many witty epigranA and humorous
rcmsrks in Paris, and has been made the fub-
jett OF peihe piece. which il at,uaIIy preparing
for rhe Theatre Louvois.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
l. u M b E r..

THE fublcrben. having entered into CO.
i Partnerihip under the hfn OF Sb<idsn 81
REggir. would refpeetfoily inform the public,
thai they have taken Wickham's wharf. next
fouthward OF Col. Slcrbprne's, where they have
for izlc ON reaionablc terms, complete abort
mrnt of EaRern and other Lumber as
understandable pine Boards & Plsnk, clear Boards.
clear oia--merchaa,able pine Do. fqasse Oak
Timber, pioe Do. fpsuce Do. Oak Joia. Hem
lock Do. Spruce Do. Birch and Beech inch
Plank for bedfeads red Cedar, locuit and
white Cedar PoRs, for garden fences Cedar &
Pine Ckpboards good Kennebeck and other
Shingles aud Lsths, &c.--Lamber Of any d.
menion or kind can be procured from the Eat.
ern country at ihort notice.
They ALTO have for iae Wca- India Rcm hy
the Hogfhead OF Barrel New. England Do.
Sugars by the Hogihcad or Box; MoiaG-s by
the Hoglhead Cordage of all Ezcs by the
cws. or fmaller quantity; Nails of all hzrs |;
Pitch, Tar and Tnrpentisc, &c.
DANIEL SHELDON.
ENJAMIN RUGGLES.
Nsqvter, Nay IS, 1901. 6i1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
FOR SALE, BY
Jacob Richard)on,

lit f6s Foit- Office, gyeaf vorier of Bssks and
Stationary; among Vvbirb are, .sver-
al xew txb!ieaf,suI, 1ix.
A VIEW Of the Political conduct of AARON
"a BvRs. Efq. Vice. Prcfidrnt. -. Wosd's
Correct Sts,ernens. - Ba,rmgfen's Voyage TO
New South Wslcs.--.Alio, Adari' Four Let.
tess. being ao in,creling Corripondcnce be-
tween JoHs ADAMs. late Prehdcnt. aud SAM.
vrL ADAMS, late Governor Of MaiIachuIett.
Life OF Geoeral BosAPARrR -& An Anti
dcse TO JoHN WooDs PoifoD.-
Likewi!c may be had at fsid Store, a lstee
Aaormeut OF Houie Paper, and Borden.
N. b. II may pcshaps be unneccilary to
iueosm the Pubic. that he has lately made an
addition 10 his Citcvlating Libsry of " many
thouiand Volumes Of BOOKS, in the different
branches Of Literature"
CO To be fold as above. few TICKETS
in the Providence Baptia Meeting Hoafc Lot.
terry. aEgsa al, 1904. oosf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
7ohn n. Sha5v, g Co.

INFORM the public thar they have taken
i fhop next door but one North OF the Coffee
Hoofc. wheEe they carry on the Wateh-Making
buGncfs in all its branches and have for fals,
Warranted and common Engliih and Geaeva
watches, gold Necklaces. Glver tea and table
Spoons. Sugn-Topgs, &c.--Looking- GlaGss,
Tea Trays. Walters, Driiing Cafes, Plated and
Wocden Gators, Sofpeoders. Kpives and Forks,
Globe Andi,ons, Shovei and longs. brafs and
jappared Lamps. Caodeficks, dart and COM
non Walking Sticks, Scotch. Rsppee & Mska-
bau Snuff, Starch. Writios Paper. Du,ch Qulls.
Britannia Coffee Pots, &c. &c. Together with
an aGortment Of Jewellery and Pedumery.
Csf1 siuen for old GRID ard SiiVer.
- Pnneina. attendance will be given, and
the fpallef favors gratefully acknowledged.
Nf1Dps,f, Feb. IL. Taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11

yNIHERsAs. by law Of consrefs paaed
Wv on the z6th Jay of. April 1907, it was
enattcd, .. That il fhall be rhe doty OF the Sccrc
tary ot War TO receive claim, TO lands for mill
rary ierv;ccs. and claim. FOR duplicates OF war
rants iiIacd from his Qfscc, or from the land
Office of Virgins, or OF Ylass and crrsihcstes OF
furveys founded on fuch warrants, fueeeited to
have heenloR or deRsyed'; until the firk day
of January next, and oo ionger; anj immedi-
stely thereafter TO report rhe fame 10 Congrris.
dcGpnating the number OF cIaitns Of each def
erip,ion, with his opinion ,hercon."
Nstme is beyyby riv,r. To al! perfcns
claiming lsnas for military ierficcs, that they
muit lodge IN tins ofdce, prior TO the hris day
Of January next. docomcas 10 prove the validi-
~ of their claims.
CommiiI pned officers, fnrgecns and fur.
gean's mates. or their IcgA repreitniasives mutt
produce evidence to prcve thar they icrvcd in
she army oi the United Ststes 10 the end of thc
war. cr thar they we're dessnsedby rsioiutIon
oi Coneseis. .stich did not bar their claim to
mihtsry bsun,y lands. II vii. alto be ncceHty
for the feprefsnta,ives OF officers sc. killed In
shc iervicc to produce evidcacs to prove that
the pes(sn was % Gain by the enemy
> Nun-commilhoned officers, moGcisns and
prisatcs. or their legal rc2rc lcatadyes mutt pro-
ducc evidence 20 prove, fhit they emitted TO
fcrvc in the army Of he United States during
the war. and that they actually ierscd untii the
end OF faid war. II VIII alto se ncceaary for the
sepsefcnutivcs OF fnun-commi,li oned officers, &c.
who were entitled dusing the war and serc kill
ed in the ferviee. TO pfoduce cvidencc 70 prove
that they werc' ' 1ain by the eueny."
RI. DEARBORN.
Wsy Department.
A.g. r6 rSoi. iootf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
CASH, PAID FOR
LINEN e WOoLEN RAGS. BIZ
Chrii1opher C. Olney,

Dtiivsrs< at bb lfills. or al ba Pas<, Hs,s-
HssjS,
WTHERE he has for ialc. at who,efalc and
w retail. all kinds Of Paper, VIZ. Foslf-
cap Whiting Paper, No. and a.--vellum Let
ter do. Pot do.--Wrspping do.--Bonnct do.
--Cio,hier's do. iR quality. --Shea,hing. with
and without Sand. Book Binders Boards.---
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue.--ALso,
"a complete A1ortment Of Blank Account
and Record Books.---LIKswIsR
Account Books made and ruled to any pat
tern, to fult the purchslsr.--A complete Abort
mrnt Of SCHOOL Books. and Stationary OF al.
kinds, &c.
.iJs. warrantsd Chocolate, by the Box,
OF poaud, Cocoa Sbells, by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted. one OF two Boys, from .
20 "a years Of age, as Apprentice to ihe Paper.
making and Clothing boinefs. To fueh great
'encoursser:-as will be given.
Prwdsn~. MsseS 5. 1894. 74f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
MARI MuMHORD

. ESPEcTFULLY informs her friends and
IN the public in ge0eral. thar ihe carries on
the Timing bufnefs. in the Souih Shop of Tie
fame Hovis where it ~ss carried on by her de-
ccaf-d hnfbsnd. She has az pfefcnt on hand. a
large sGonment of TIN WARE, which ihe
will hfpeie of very cheap for Cain.
Thofe pcrlons who will plssfe 10 favor her
with their cotton, may depend upon having
their work faithfully done, and the fmalica ia
vof will be gratefully acknowledged.
-" For fale as above, 40 AGortment of
JArrAsrD WARE. Gisls Lamps, and Two
large Franklin Stoves.
Newport, June I,, 1909. 8o,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
To be Sold'by
Sheffield AtsSvood,

EIFTEEN hoghesdh ciay'd Sugar.
Il, 20 hogheads good reyailing klotaaes,
$50 Barrels Herring,
Ala
Forty Acres Of good land four miles diftant
from this town. which IL wen wstered. and weti
walled,
Suudfy Dwelling Houfes, ftuMe in df-
fersns para OF the town.
lie carries on the BAKING Rahneh as
ufaal and can furn;A any qoaasisy Of Cabin
Bread on hort notice.
He has Myfs B,n Of IS feet on hand |;
and viii fprnith Others Of any dinenGou, oa
tae fbor,ea notice.
MsAperf, Jrly a.. isoi. esa
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
CLARK BLISS.

INFORMS bis frtnas, and the pablo, tha,
i he has removed from Banifiel whatf, to ihe
ds eii,ng- -hoaie belonging to Capt. Caleb Gard
msr, in Thames Street, formerly occupied by
Capt. Whrg Spooner--whetc he has tor islc, a
General AifortneDt of
Wea-lndia Goods:
Among Others, are the following articles, viz.
Brandy, Wca. India Kun, 4ih proof do. Gin.
New. kagiand Run, Wines of diff rent kinds.
Molares, Loaf aud Brown Sugars, Coffee. Teas,
OF varinos kinds. Chocolate, Rsiiins, Pepper
AIfpice, Cinnamon, ku,meg., Floor, Rye and
Indian Meal, Butter, Cheeie, Soap, and Can.
dice; varions kinds of Giai, Ware. Stone Ware,
Knives. and Forks, jack Kni,ts, Pea Knivcs,
large and iu's Spoons, Chef Locks and Files,
Crookery and Tin Ware, Axes, Ha,chsss and
Hoes. Mems and Boys Shoes, Corks, Brimhone,
Lampblack. Store Lime, Lamp OH, Powder.
Snoi aud Flints, F.hing Lanes Of various kinds,
Leads and Hooks, deep iea Leads and Lines,
Bellows, metal Tea Pots, wiring Paper, wrap
ping paper by the rcsrn. Fed Gods, Log Lines.
MaTlings, iesmen's Chefs, Oak Kegs holding
from one quart to fix gallons, Buckets. Coffee
and Pepper ready ground for ufc and num-
ber of o,ner Articles not mentioned. Captains
Of veGels, and Others, may be fupplied on the
fhortea notice, and every favor gratefully ac-
knowledged.
Newport. May i. 1904. s4:f.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
Nicholas WcbAcr.

INFORMS the Public, that he has opened a
L GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. in
the houie, late the property Of Mr. CaIs6 Earl,
where he has for Sale general aaortment of
WEST-IWDI4 GOODS.
Among others. arc the following articles /;
Rum. Brandy. Gia, Cherry Run. MplaiIcs.
Flour. Rye and Indian Meal, Teas Of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate. Raifins. Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpce, Cinnamon, Nu,megs,
Butter, Cheeie, Candies, Onions, Topacco,
Snua, Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oii, Loaf and
Brown Sogar. &c.---ALSO,
A general and extenGve variety OF
Crcckery and Hard Ware; Mems and Womcn's
Shoes, &c. Sc. with many other articles. TOO
tedious TO mention all which win be fold at
the moa reduces prices.
Netsporf. Nov. IL. 1901. 6o,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
As:s,|Sl!

0NC.--Wrifien By Mr.. z. DIBDEN.
A BACHELOR leads an eafy life.
"A tcw folks thar are wed. live better;
A man may live well with very good wife,
Bot the puzzle is, bsSv get her.
There arc tufy COED wives and prsf!ybad wivcs,
And wives neither one thing. nor t'othcr.
And. az for the wives who fcold all their lives.
I'd fooner wed Adams grandmother.
Then. ladies and gents. ifto marriage iuclin'd,
My deceit or III humor ne'er tap yc
May thofe who are Jingle. get wives to their
And ,holc who married, live happy!
Some chufe their ladies' for cafe. or FOR grace.
Or petty turn'd foot as they're walking
Some chufc 'em fof figure, fcme for face,
Boz very fex chute 'em for talking.
Nov, ss for the wife Could follow ,hfo' lite,
'Tis fhc who can fpesk Gncrrcly
Who, not ovehnicc, can give gosd advice,
And love good huiband dearly.
So ladies and gents, when to wedlsck inclin'd,
May dccci, aud III humor ne'er trap ye
May thufe who are 6ogle, hnd wives to rhei'
mind.
Aud thole Who arc married, live happy!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
To be Sold.

a LOT Of Land, contaoing upwards of !,
\ acres, fronting Tanner & Warner Street,
with a Houie, well fnilhed paved Cellar; and
never falling we'll ofwater. ALTO, Stable and
Chaiie- -Houfe.-Likewife for fale, a Lot. front.
ing Broad itseet and Tanner Street. with large
commodious Dwelling Houie Shop, Stable,
and Chaifs- Houfe. For terms, apply to
OLIVER READ.
Ne1vpe-f, Msn5 10, 1904. tiff
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FOR SALE,
Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
A few Hhds. 9TH proof Jamaica Spirits
good Hssond.
10 Puncheons sd proof Rum.
80 Barrels beit N. Y Supeifine Flour.
. Caiks Malaga Wine.
20 Hhds. ofgood retailing MoLAssEs.
1000 Weight beit Green Coffee, by
Who.eiac or teiail.
A Sew &sfks Of
SHERRY WINE,
Of an ekcelknt qcality.
Ne1opsn, Mey. a9. sotf
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NO T 7 C. f.

~ IN y 4 Z e
THE fuhfcriber, intending to leave this
i town the enfuing Fall. requeas all perfons
having uniettled accounts with him, to sdjua
the fame before the November Court. as all un-
!estled accounts viii then be put 10 fuii, wish.
out rcfped to perfons.
THOMAS ROWLAND.
Nesrpeu. AssN IL, 1907. 9s.f.
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FOR SHE.

To X , n l. Z,
a LIKELY M.fRE, Of middIipp 6ze, good
( \ in team, and IS fac breeder. she
would be very valuable 10 keen oo farm, ana
is slfo 10 good order for Shippios. EnquiIe es
the P,io,eF.
Angsf I3, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-09-11
Nathaniel Najon,

INFORMS the Public that he has commerc-
l. ed the I'm fL.s7E Working BuGneis, at
the houie occupied by his father David haiSs,
nearly oppoftc the foot of the Church Lane.
where all kinds Of Tin Ware is msnulatircd in
the bea manner. and at the hoIeff notice, Of
the bef materials. All orders for any kind Of
Tin Ware, executed Immediately. Confsns
attendance given, and the fmal,a fsyors ac-
knowledged.
NeaVfoyf. J91e ~, 1904. ozh
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Sal Making.

O"S' "1~"tIt5s.
THE fubfcfioefs having enteIed into pauncr-
i ihip. under the firm of
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby iniorm the Pubic, tina, they carry on the
Sail Mixing buGuels, ip It's variou. branches.
at their Sail Loft. on the wharf Of the late Geo.
John Msihone, ar The South part OF. the town.
1hole who may favor them with their cufcm.
may depend On punesuaiity aad diiyasch. Az
fayors will be gratefully ackno wledged. by
WING SPO0NER, al.
CHARLES c. DUNAAM.
Newport, April 3. 1902. 7ea
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For S0'e on Realonabiefeyms,
A Quantity of Window Frames and
Saihes, for 7 by 9 and 6 by 8 Clafs.
Enquire OF the Printer.
heseforf, Nay a., ISoz, s6f
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TO EE SOLD,

# r II r M,
r YlNG in Exeter. Stare of Rhodc-Ilana,
- about Six miles from Wickford, eontain-
ing so acres Of good Land, With two Dwcliing-
Houies, and other out buildings. II may be
purchaied together, or in fepasa,e divifons.
Payment viii be made eafy.---Alfe.
A fhare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve HundTed Acres OF
excellent Land. For farther particulars apply
to PARDON TlLLlNGHAST.
Exeter. FEB. as. soft
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Us st REC EIv E d,
And far SALE az fbr Stare of

JOHN Il. SHaW, 81 Co.
a BOX os thc ke~sA Fslhion'd JEWEL
"A RY, 1isce from Europe, eonheing Of
the mois Fsthionable Ladies EAR RINGS.
JaJ 8, 1907. o3f