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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-01

end Of Long Iaand fpoke the noop Bet
fey bound from New-Haven TO Sayan-
nah.
Schooner Sarah, Smith, 10 days from
Charleaon !; in lat. Is 50, ipokc floop
Suianna, Morgan, bound to Philadelphia,
oat Is days from Havannah: Captain
Morgan informed thar an embargo for
three weeks had been laid on all lhipping
in the Havannah.
Brig Lydia Leonard, IS days from
Martinique, with molahes. Left there,
brig Hunter, Coats, and fchooner Arria-
bic Creole, Of New York, jua arrived.
Schr. Hope, Beard. from Alexandria.
OF the CaPrs of Philadelphia fpoke the
brig William, Oh, 5 days from Bordeaux,
bound to Norfolk.
Scar. Fattor, Ssu-gcs, from Port Re-
publican. Dec. IL, In lat. 80, Io, long.
Y fpoke brig Eliza, out 50 days from
AJAX Cages. bound TO Newburyport.
Sch-. Pcgafas, Robins, from Aux
Cages. Left there, lhip Jeferfon, Cutter,
iEnr this port. Dec. 70, in LAT. 81, II.
lpoke ichooner bound from Guadaleupe
TO Newburypors; and on the arff, in lat.
s, So, fsoke Hoop bound from St. Mar
tins to New London; wind blowing trelh
could not learn either of their names.
Schooner Sally, Ssonsman, belonging
to PHILADELPHIA from New Orleans. Ar
rived at BelIsiile in the mouth of the r.
yer o. New Orleans, ihip Carlile, Glib
fon, belonging to Baltimore, from Beur.
deaux tchs. De'nophilos, d. Tear, Of
Baltimore, from Kingaon Jamaica, chr.
Polly Of Wilmington, Thomas Baker-In
eng. -, fpoke ihip from Rotterdam,
bound to Charleaon, 0us a. days. The
orig Jui;anz, Of and for this port, failed
rom New Orleans on the 18th November.
Less there, ihip Georgs Warrington OF
philadelphia, Asand to Liverpool nip
Ausua-, H. S.es. Of :his FORT fhip South
Carolina. -, do; brig Patty, -,
DO; br'S Georx% Ciinscn, Holden, do.
and numbss ~ Others, names not recol-
lested. Shis Aans, Ishn]on, of this port,
!sIs Nev-O,leaae fa7 HAVANA on the
10th Novembe., at which time the fh;p
Dsf.nce was rssdy TO fail for the Havan-
na. Big Dyest, arrived at New Orleans
on tie I5,h November.
Sehr. Neutrality, Stow, from Ct. Croix.
Left there, ihip Hunter, Atop, of this
port; and brig Amelia, Rucker, of New
haven, both to fail in few days. Dec.
IS, in lat. "a long. Il, 80, fpoke fhr.
Experiment, Hyer, oct 3 days from Balti-
more, bound to Cuba.
Brig George Clinton, Holden, from
New. Orleans. Dec. 3 fpoke in the mouth
al the river the fchr. Anna, of Portland,
Woodbridge from New York fhip Dia.
ma, of Baltimore, capt. Cox, from Jamai-
ca ; ihip Carlia. 4 Baltimore, from Bor-
deaux and schooner Nancy, Morris, from
Philadelphia. Dec. II, in lat. IS 40, i.
"a ". fpoke fhip Harper, Burnham, out
9s days from Jamaica, bound to Kenne-
>unk in difrefs for proviGons; fupplied
him with bread and beef. Ebenezer,
Bunker, late captain of the Harper, died
on the palase. Dec. 9, in lat. 80 fpoke
brig Maria, of and for Norfolk, out 10
days from Jamaica.
Brig Newha'en, Akin, y days from
St. Kits. Left there, brig Nancy, New
ell, for Norfolk ard fchoonep General
Greene for Newport. Nov. 10Th, in
lat. 81, long. -, fpoke ichooner Trial,
Wilmos, Out IS days from Port Repub.
iican.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-01
Certificate Of Altxand1'a Bank
Stock Loft.

A Certificate for one Share Of Stock,
No. ..67I, iaued to Thomas Williams,
March zSth, 1893, is loft or miaaie--
Notice is hereby given, that application
will be made to the PieGdent and Direc-
tors OF the Bank Of Alexandra for rec
newa. Of the fame.
J. & 7. VOWEL.
January I. eo3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-01
NEW YORK December IS.

A palcnger in the hip Beaey, captain
Allen, from Liverpool, has brought one
London PAPER Of the evening OF the oGsh
October, containing the Speech vF the
King of the BIitiih at Tie opening Of the
felton, OF Parliament and a report that the
Defnitive Treaty with France would
be concluded on the yth November, on
which day genera! rejoicing ha3 been
ordered 81 nc Conlular Government.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-01
ENTERED.

EN- / ERED,
Ship BetGy, Allen, Liverpool; Young
Eagle, S,ell, Port Cavalla Brig Ly.
dia, Leonard, Martinico Eliza, Pendle-
ton, jamaica Venus, Croker, Savan-
nah; Eliza, Swain, ditto. Sch'rs. Fact
.or, Sturges, Port Republican; Peggy,
Robins, Aux Caves; Hope, Bard, Virgil
MA ; Be,iey, White, ditto Two Bro
theirs, Campbell, Martinique Peggy, Ro-
binioa, Eayannah Sarah, Smith, Chagiel
ton; Neutrality, Snow, St. Croix !;
Sally,--, Warrington Indufry,
-, New Orleans Succsls, Turner,
GuadalouPe Dean, Ackerly, Savannah !;
Thomas Pinckney, M'Faul,S GA Gu:ra !,
George Clinton, Holden, New Orleans ];
New Hayen,---, ST.. Croix.
CisAaED-Ship ChsrleRon, HuGey,
t.;rerpool; Brig Friends, Mark, Havan-
..ah Sea Nymph, Hafen, Nantes loop
Gc:frv, Cha!e New Providence.
.fhe ihip Liverpool Packet, Waite, ar
r;g2: y Csasleaon in IL days.
45rr!~sd j2scs CIR Lsa.
Slip He;ley, Alien, S days from Ii
yes2ooI. Brig Fox, paIions, of sayan-
al and hip Eliza. sor Portland, were
so 81, n : Gays. S,,ip Portland, Pollard,
vas - la;! t2r New- York in IL DAYS.
Dec. $, NJ at. s. ), long So 60, W.
SPIKE locp Lydia, y,s.:ih, out 50 days
i:on II. ATS, toa"d % New York.
Brig lhonas P,;.c!s,ley, Msr4ll, IS
DAYS irsE Ia Gcira. lac Brig Mary,
John O'connor, of th;5 pors, arrived az la.
Gu;ra ca ;hs a6sa uiss. liH.2ar 8 .'o.;4rs oer
Barrel.
Schoo-e. Irduey, Bradbury, IS GAYS
from Newport. OiF the Eealtea! oi /.
J land i2cke ichoo-e. Rc;tsy, GU - days
i>on Ansis la bound 10 Rhode ii,snd.
S-,:oonsr lwo Brothers, Campbell.
So I,ys from Mace;nieu,. OF r. e..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-01
BALTIMORE, Dec. 20.

Arrived laa night, i,hr. Ridng States,
'psaln Cranson, 5. days from Point Pc
.se, Gasdaloare.
fhe flip l'iogs, fron, The Hayannah,
'al orig Norfolk arc N he bay. -
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-01
We are informed by the Thomas Pinck:

We are informed by the Thomas Pinck:
acv, tina, the news Of Peace reached La
Gu;ra on the aoth November, in an ex-
prefs-fchooner dispatched from the Govern
or of Martinique TO the Captain General
of the province of Caracas by whom
it "as difcrediied, ard iupoied to be- ia
bricarion for the puvpote of infpirins
groundleis hope of tecuri,y previous to fo.ne
pfemeiitated vii: from he Epgliih.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-01
Sale bp audtg1,.

Sale By audtGl.
NIL be added to our <ass ta-mOrrozv The
I'd Infant,
8 crates Of Queens Ware aGorted
, boxes glafs do. do.
bales blue halfthieks and dufils
bale Kendall cottons
bale Ravens duck and
bales Ruaia fheeting.
H. 81 T. MOORE,
January I, AuStioniers.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
Doctor BARTLETT.

Nov ipforus bis friends and the public.
that he has formed an eRabltspen, 10
Ha,ysra, in Connecticut. in the line Of ri, pro-
fclion-asd as il is sbiolu,ely ntcsiiafy that hi.
removsl from Newpor fhould be innedis,e,
he reqaees all indsbled TO hi-. to mike iane-
date psymeat--in order thar be may he sna-
bled 10 ray rhote 20 whom he is ind>b,sd.
Nep.fsrf. ApyI as. iso1.
N. B. A Ruuber OF articles 70 be fsla ir-
rn-diatslv, ss private faie. at Blei. eatleus
hou!e, in Broad Srect--anong which, fons
taay pltaGe the cnrioas -
4 good liken,h Of the la,e Prealeas
WAsHEEcTos, a. large as life, ioitsd Tor
Msionic Lpdge.-A three quarter painting of
Prehdeat RrrEEsos.-AOdm macy other sui.
cles, too tedious 10 sna 1rrste.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
ANECDOTE.

I'm hungry hj6maa, lately in Lon
don, mfaking a bar6er's bep for an eat-
ins boys, b0ifed in, begged to be /srved.
The barber Iappgfng, fran tie hngsb Of
bis beard, that be s0jtbed TO be baved,
kaScksd up a bsf0n efjaap, ,Jads, and tlae-
ine it 6sfors hin seitb a s0akb-baH, soent
bdekwards TO Jet bis razor. PAT, avitb.
oat soaiiing jorsrace, Gxppad up tbe /ads,
and fSpdii0sesd tbs spaib-baN; and on
fbe barriers returning soifb bis razor, ,fbs
gma eooty Objsrvsd, "7bsrs is no oeea-
fon for akaye, boay--your )oup is veyy
good, bit your furnip sras not quite boiled
enough" Sopying bis penny, be bade
the eaOnybed barber good morning.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
RE NOV AL.
Francis Anderlon.

AXES this method TO inform his cuaomen,
i and the public at large, that he hss re-
moved TO his New Store, at the iouih fde Of
the marker, on Nswman's wharf, where he pro-
Polss to carry on buhneis Under the finn Of
HnderJon 81 Heath:
He has the Zane Aaortment as before, ard win
fell as low as can be purchaied in the State. He
returns his iincsre thanks to his former cufoEa-
efs, and begs for a continuance Of their favors.
~. B. Matters of veaes may be fapplied at
the horieR notice, by calling at their Store.
Nrseb.rf, MSrfb sS, ISo1. 7s,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
7ohn 4. Sha1u, 6 Co.

INFORM the public that they have taken
ihop next door bur one North of the Coffee
Houfe. where they carry on tie Watch Making
boin-f, in all It's branches and have for fale,
warranted and common Eoglifh and Geussa
Watches, gold Necklaces, Glver tea and tabs
Spoons, Susr-Tongs, &c.--Looking- Giates.
Tea Trays, Walters, Dieting Cafes, Plated and
Wooden Caao,, Suipeodcrs, Knives and Forks.
Globe Aadirons, Shovel and Tongs, brsf. sad
jaPpaned Lamps, Candeack,. dar, sad COM
aon Waking Sticks, Scotch, Rappee & Msks-
bsu Snuff. Starch, Writing Paper. Dutch lills.
Britannia Coffee Pots. SC. SC. Together ~iia
an aanr'ment of Jewellery and Pesfamery.
CsG siUes far ed GsI SrI Silvsr.
- Punetaal attendance will be given, and
the imallea favors gratefully ackno~ledged.
Nssvts,f. Fsj. Ia. 71f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
l. II M b E r.

BENJHMIN RUG Giles
kypsafaiI inform bh CsS.~er. and ,ke
Public m general,
THAT he win undertake to procure Houfe
i or Store France, or any other dimenGons
of Timber, Plank for Wharyes, &c. of the fol-
lowing kinds of EsHern wood. viz. White
Pine. Spruce. Norway. Pine, Hemlock, Black
or Yellow Birch, for Cabiaet work Cedar,
Hackmatack. Maple. Black or White An,
Beach, or Roek-Mapls :--Alio, Mats and
Span OF any dimenGon, aud Birch or Hackma-
tack. Ship. Timber any Of which, if applied
for this Winter. may be delivered here in rhe
coarie of the next Spring OF Summer, on the
s-Tsa polible terms. Any pcrfon wifhing 10
contract. would do well to apply early in the
Winter, that proper tine may be had TO gst
the Timber out.
He has, likcwifs, on hand, az hi, Lumber
Yard, on Slocum's wharf, in Newport, gen
srsl afortment of Eanern Lumber fuch as
Boards, Timber, Spruce and Hsmloek Joia.
Window-frame-Ruif Shingles, Clapboards, Ce-
dar- Potts, Laths, xc.--A iupply Of which he
Propofcs TO keep conaantly on hand.
Alto. Rentrel Boarding and Lodging may
be had tor two Gentlemen, on eaiy terms.
Nsretsri, ksv. z7, 1901. OF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
NICOLAS CEFFROY,


Wx5<bs Maker, in Mswpsrf,
HAs CssbsstJ - band, a. rlts~.t gg'r-
4 a w~sf 1 roersesfsd. Ssd esnSsy Essiye.
ard G<ssvS Wsfe6<s ssd 7i~s- fif.es, svbie6 be
svW /SH ~ ree/srSbk xyws.
NE sh e~rri<s ibs
Coldfmith's & Silverfmith's
Bsfss6. IN ell h bya3ebss. ss< hsesvjjs spiR
n@ss. r rstSir, sy hid Of 5srssllsy, ia abe
ss&iss Js,Gisx.
He has likewifs for Sale.
Wbolsj sjalt and Retail, all kindS of 1ssv-
sisy, imported and sf fbe i~,ca tey2isss, sjzesr'
gsid ard 6!vsr <pasfefn; tlaird ard 5,sJs cam
dissieA /; tiafed ard B,naS~i~ na-psp lvi,.
y(~aN fsesrh ard bargey; plated bnn. aI,r,s
ard Ipsr !; fs0-frays; eafot snfs,sss, yespsf ard
ssrys esilcyy tpsrr Of ali ksSi x,g6s Axa ga,
/iy sieD;s; iad<, ard geutfenrs', ;sriss- 6o,i,
Iyevfrg- giaDsS; JstS<ndt,'; mfr; be,jt-qv6ir;
r4x0r' Hspkin'' famont razer. .drsss; b,f Beao-
0 han; beyf@~ey sfaN tirS,. fran LenAss ~s<
Pa,b: Eaiy- -tsrU1sr Jsayeb ; Bsrk:y. .Jnga,. ard
lsssv tfx1bs; Ssavi@ tg6,S; beS Massbaa 8
Sfftb faE4; an@a greAf vsrie,, st s,brr srf,ei.s,
'ss sAm ,sx 10 is/s,t ~ an .4dvtrfysnsJ.
Newport, MAY "a, lgoi. iotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

REC EIVED,
and f., s<k at fbe Store sf W. R. WILplR.
Reports of the CAFE,
JOHN DORR-1 Il " CT
AGAINST
THUR FENNER,
Tried az the December term, of the Court sf
Comnon Pleas, ia the couaty of
Providence, A. ID. soI.,
To which arc added, the proceedings in
the cafe.
Artbar Ffxnsr. VS.. Jobn Dorrasee.
Carefully compiled from NorRs correctly
taken by fevsrsl Gcntem-n WHO were ptefsct
during the whs.s courie Of the ,rial.-Price
37f Cesu.
Nravtsrf. Ma,eb 4, 1901. IS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

- EAL PORT Wine. in quarter and half quar-
IN ter Cabs.
Mdsgs ditto ditto.
go Csks RaiGns.
40 Boxes Mufcatel diue.
10 ditto Jordan fhslled Almonds.
10 ars Mslags Grapes.
Turkey Figs of the nicef quality.
Malags ditto in trails.
10 Capes Cremeds Noyso Cordial.
. Butt Currants.
Prime NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cinnamon.
Madeira Cifron.
India Prefefves in Jars. Viz. Ginger--Citron---
Lemon ard Lime.
The sSsvs 44riiein arr sf ,br G.e Imis'<siss-
"A l. o.
A few Puncheons Antigua Ran,
Black Pepper ir bag.
B.H green Coffee ditto. lN
Keg, of Engliih Munasd.
Salt Pctre by the cwt.
Wrapping Paper per rean.
SpsrIih Flots-Freaeh & C,rolina Indigo, sc.
For Sale. by
HAZARD IS GARDNER.
Newport. Jan. zo, isoa. istf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

To be Sold or Let,
THAT large and conmodious HOMIE in
l. Thamss Ssrsct, next South Of the Brick.
Market, with tn. What snd Stores, belonging
20 the fame. For furfSer particulars enquire Of
MERIBETH EASTON.
Newport, May 7. 1904. S4tf
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A Srrcsn,n of RysAL Posr.r.


Es-v fsaf fbe Senflt /am~s, 1a, sf k@sib pjftsa
sbs ea,fb. an LShaS J1r,lrlv Germax |sVai.
.vssH Spsiesms III 3,b,S4eb aUnb sHfbs Rssv.
sy hOresSst |pe6s,sI and p,,s--givs 10 tb.
Syec .lp blss~--n THE saySes, fbsn fruit
snd cs1er fbs SVbeLs e<,lb 4vnb be, sqsx r,fes
maxfs.--Is imitation Of tbc/r yxrsI mixsrsI,
Lf me ekE,sh tie <yrir9i Of
M A Y.
A RRAYED in thy green robe and howery
L n mantle, thy loole ncGs, waving in the
breeze, and thy beamy brow crowned with eihe.
real garsnd,, defend. o May, ard blsfs oar
plains iwsr, mother Of the roic, defend
l fee thee spprosch in all thy charms, sad
love snd beauty ipsr in thy train.
The arzces TOO are there. What fairy
pfofpsels rife asovnd
Aurora, half concealed ia purple cloud
cones blu(hirg froG the saa 70 welcome thee.
The bids fprsad their little bofoms to the
fun, and hng in Thy fesfon: the lark ialutes
thee fron her airy clood and, anon, the moarn.
fsl Nightingale from her evening poplar.
The hwc,s open their dewy bofoms to
ofIsr thee ineenic.
Tine ~aaron Zephyn tell thy gay sp-
ptosch whils, over hills aud dslss, through
woods and groves they fport, dsighting TO fan
the lovers under the fhade of tbs myrtle while
they III 10 tell ,hsir mutual tale.
The FAINT asr,s from his grot at thy sp-
ptoach the wood. nymph riics from her bed OF
Ioies. and fofsets her dreams.
THE Satyrs ihake their fhasgy fdes. Kip
yin9 from batk to bank. and tame their fhrill
Pipes 20 the fcn2.
The Nsiads. long pent up by the rode band
oswiutsr, unlock THAR eyR rill'. and weep
ooce mors in thcis aiesins.
Again the fountains eure!s from their fc-
are, caves: fomedmes dei,ehting 20 murmur in
rude dctau couriss, they unite aoove the lofty
rock, aud form the loed cafcsde fometimes
neandering froo, glade to glade. from fhicket to
thicket, they Real into the centre Of iecrst
green, and form the peaceful lake--whers the
young msdens, ruihins from the lhsde, delight
TO bahe, aod cool their bssvteous Limos.
Come gentle MAY, aad with tay buxom
trsin trip il ninbly Ger our plsins.
Alreaiy the fhcphsrd Joins Ia fsven reeds,
and the aordy twain weayes chaplst for his
nut-brown Iyfs.
The bullock loiten scar the Gdes of the
fountain: the lamb i,ilk' ni .rbly Ger the nod
ding ,ld-Aower snd tho goat, wsviag his
fhasgy beard, mounts on the aged sln-trss, or
climbs the fheIvirg rock.
Welcome, fwect May ! TO our plains.
Welcoms TO my humble cot anil my srched
bower. This ipot lhsll Be ficsd TO thee.
The rofe-ucc hs!i rits srosnd my elm !;
and the fcammcny ihall creep clo!c to its fem.
Tho piony asd lily th,ll unite their fSes,s;
and the pinls ihall leave its vsrdant bsd, snd
throw its perfumes on Thy altar.
Thcu TOD. . fwsc, violet. emblem Of vii.
dori ~ao baihing. hunhly, holdeR down thy
head. breathing psrfsme, among comnon plants.
wA''c howefs Iei. iveet cree. their naughty had,
on high; ,hoo too male leave thy native beds
and laviih thy lwset breath on the Urine
MvsInopy
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CHEAP /! Cheap i! Cheap +!

Cheap! Cheap {! Cheap /!
THOMAS GREEN, BY rs.rou' of age and
i insrmity, propohog TO retire from buff
neis ia a mort iime--sna having on hand, a
haadfens snorment of
Englifh and India Goods,
which he wiahe, to fell foon, either by whole
iale or retail And infsesd OF an Auction ias
ufaaI in fuch csies) is diipofed TO deal them out
With his own hand.-Accordinsly. iaid Good,
are nov telling at as
LoU RA7ks, or LowzR,
than might reafonably be expected al Vendue.
free from thofe difordsrs and impohtions which
frequently take place At public Sale. Cuso.
nen will receive decent and orderly attention
with stmoa difpstch.
T Town and Country Traders, nav
probably 6nd their accounts. by calling at hi,
Store. kswss1. Fee. 5.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15
John & Henry caho0ns,

HAvE FOR SALE,
At their STORE on Baniest's Wharf,
bRoHN sUGAR, ~ u. 5a,ui Q, Jsx.
M0faDcs, BY f5e bssy6eG@; fhsy, Iy 15e car
rel; Psqvasv, BY fbs ea& !, Sbsat5igS. Paper. ~
fbe kaad,ed; Caxdles, BY fbt bsx; Irss Cs5oe1-
a.; ard eeani~e SPANISH S5G4RS.-ALso.
HONEY, by tb. barrel or gallon
---Nezu- ruk Soat, BY ibe box--Neg,o- Head To-
bseeo-Bss 4,5 prsef JamGiea Rsm--I~s
Sfsvrs--ya Salt Psh,d Ham--B Butter, and Hss's
Lard, Ge.---LrkIwIsr,
LIQUORS, Of tbe beR kind,
g.ser~i AgS,luert--~a4 vG,isA, ether A,fei.s
~ ibe G,seey LiS.----d complete AGs,fm<rt Of
eSbie5 iby tross,t 70 be eszaaafy Supplied 4rat.
ar MASTERS ef Packets, PEI
Esgeu. Sc. may be SEtpi!eA at Iaid S,om, ss
fhr yas,t,s Nofife---rDi,b axy Ariif!t fby ma,
1vens----anl fbsr FaUs, srai.fsiy Afkssss-
LEGGED.
GREEN CHARS, per- Dozen
Ear Iro~, PER HsrdrsI pUf.---M,diisg, and Car
rei, Pc, banel---Osisss, per Haaa,el bxncbe,,
or Isalier OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, aaT
q Varieiy sf fbe t5F Of 7E4S.
Newport, Feb. 20, 1904. 31
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.,s:s%
THE NEW. BORN MAY.
BT DIR. D/RWIN.

1jORN in yon blaze of orient Ky,
vSweei MAYl Thy radiens form aafold
Uaclofc thy blue volupiuous eye,
And wave thy fhadowy locks of gold.
For thee the frsgrsn, zephys blow,
For thee defends the funny mower;
The fills in foftsr murnurs how,
And brighter bloaons gem the bower.
Light ssAcrs. drsfs'd in aowry wreaths,
And tiptoe JOYS their hands combine;
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TO BE SOLD,

A LOTof Lsnd. lying in Middetown. on
4 \ the main road isadingto Briaol and How
land terry about two miles from the State
Houis in this town containing four scres.--
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JOSEPH PECKHAM.
Newport. March ~, 1901. 7sf
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FOR SALE. AT
To be Sold,

To be Sold,
A LOT Of Land. containing upwards Of 3
\ acres, fronting Tanner d Warner Street,
With Houie, well 6nifhed paved Cellar; and
never failing well of water. Alfo, Stable snd
Ch,ife- Houfe. .-Likesife for isis, Lot. front
ing Broad. hreet aod Tanner Street, with large
CON nodious Dwelling Houfe Shop. Stable.
and Chaiie. Houfe. For serms. apply TO
OLIVER READ.
Ne1st.,r, Msreb 10, isoz. 7,tf
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FOR SALE, By
SAMUEL VERNON, Jun.

COGNIAC Brandy, Claret Wine in csR,
~ ard boxes, Silks. Britannia Linens, white
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hou Corks.
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will be taught Reading. Writing. Arithme,ick.
Engliih Grammar, Geography, &c. Thofs
who win TO iend their Children. may be sGur-
cd Of the Subfcnbsr's careful attention TO in.
fraa them. JASON SPRAGUE.
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yond ALI doubt, have been pitched upon
as that fate; and yet it is at Malta that
the revolutionary fpirit efablifhes itlelf
after it is weakened every where elle!-
To add to the whimEcal air of thefe COM
binations England has contributed, as we'll
as France, to maintain it there. 1t ap-
pears certain, at leaf, that having re-
sceived from the inhabitants of Malta ieve-
raj plans Of a republic, the Englilh have
given effect TO the proportions of theie
FLANDERS in the treaty OF Amiens. Thus
democratic principles have found protec-
ton from the power that went TO war to
oppole them.
9 Bat the organization Of tiis new re-
public and its future figure cannot have
any comfortable intereG, except for France
and England There is in the treaty
Jingle line respecting the itates of Barba-
ry, which produces more extenGve, a
more general intereit fer all Europe. Il
intimates the dcGgn of putting an end to
the fyfem OF hofilities which fubdffs be-
tween civilized governments and thoie go
vernments Of Africa, which the lupiuenefs
of the former could alone have RATED to
the rank OF. powers. Religion, formerly
endeayoured TO repair in this relpett, the
negligence of policy. At length policy
cultivates the duty of protection. It's
happy intentions are tpcrhaps very eah-
ly realized, but they cannot fall into OBJ.
livion, The tignal is given. 1t adds to
the importance of the treaty at Aunens.
1t honors the negociators whote work the
treaty is, and the government whcfe con-
Gdencc they have fulfilled"