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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28
REMARKS.

The whole Of the transactions TO which
MIR: Ross almdes, and for which the Sc
cret- service money mentioned was applied,
the editor was possessed of before the re-
ceipt of Mr.. Rosss letter and an article
was prepared on the subject, which is sup
pressed IN order to give place to this let
ter Upon the letter itself we shall now
Offer few observations.
Ii is in the first instance fully confessed
that the secrcf service money was issued,
and applied TO apurpose known by James
Ross; but the name of the agent is wrap
ped In Mysterious concealrncnt.
2. 1t is TO be inquired independent OF
the merits of the application, under what
authority or law the money was issued
for no law authorizes the war department
TO issue even a contingent expense but for
an r.r77ress and not concealed service or
rather it was issued without legal authori-
ty; for admitting, and we shall admit in
its fullest latitude, that the use to which
the money was applied. would have been
not only proper, but wise, under the Cir
cumstances alledged, if hgaJ.
3. The next consideration is, that this
transaction would have remained to this
hour profound secret, had not the inves-
tigatIon oil public accounts been entered
into, and the discussion forced by the pub
LEGATION 0f certificates of MIR. Adams
certificates dated three years after the
transaction for which Mr.. Ross states it to
have been employed.
4. It is not so clear as Mr.. Ross as.
sufnes, that although the SUM was employ
ed in 1895 for the purpose stated, that
this money for which the certificates were
given was for the same and no other Dur
poses. 1t win however be granted, that it
may have been a reimbursement OF the
sun--stiil, il was an application Of money
for which there is no legal or constitutions
al pfouson--but mere application upon
supposed e-zpedieDcy.
So OF the transactions Of Lewis, Mr..
Ross has unnecessarily taken the trouble
TO acquit himself. But Mr.. Ross has
either misunderstood or presumed more
than was implied in theconneetionof Lew
ISIS name with his. The circumstance
oil connection was wholly founded on the
certificates for the secret service money
to MIR. Ross, and the secret service mo-
ney to Mr.. Lewis being both dated and is
sued OF he same day and date. This was
such fact as without explanation, must
necessarily have placed the f1oo iS8ues in
the same defGytmeat on the same date, un-
der common suspicion.
g. II is NOT true that the facts were dis
forted, nor that any access was.had to the
books the statements were made and the
certificates literally copied from the re-
ports laid before congress-, and Mr.. Ross
has therefore illuminated the committee
OF congress, by allcdging, that facts and
dates we're distorted, for Mr.. Ross ac-
knowledges the receipt Of the money,
tho no law existed or exists for its appro-
priaton, and to say that happened, which
Mr.. Ross acknowledges to have happened,
is uttering calumnv and destroying facts
and dates, is very like the usual style Of
MIR, Ross in another place.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28

The public, that the rnaligaan. ts--cr IN th1
neighborhood of Vins-street wharf cont
nues to decline.
From the report Of their committee this
morning, it appears, that oniy ,hree per-
sons, remain Sic, With fever, che o. whom
Is considered in Danger,
By order OF the Board,
Cornelius ComEsYs, President
Attest.
Benz. T. CARRicUEs, Sscrxtary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28

i lirgdogn of Great Feitain attacked US
when our popula;io, w&s rot half is pre-
sent numbcr-whef VIZ lad 10 money but
old RAGS, no arms o, 2rnmuoiuon, o. expert
cnce, and yet whas was tre result il is
known 70 the void. And shall We now
fear the attack f2ny fare IN power, when
we are IN possession % every requisite lor
defence' No. And more especially shall
we fear 10 BE attacked by colony of an
European nation 5000 mics distant? For
shame fellow citizens, il is pusiiJninous--
Of inc blood of your ioreiathers
THEN children. And let me
caution YOU - beware OF the arts OF design
i0g individuals, wac hsrrcw up ycur feel
mrs, by h;decus tales OF thcn' own manu-
iacture, in order to profit BIZ their effects.
There are men oInorg las, whose interest
It is TO disturb Our peaceS that they may
snatch benefit b. any occurrence favor !
able To their views. BE vigjiant, but not
cautious, but NOT creduIous, &,
and your situation is happy,
A. II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28

DIED, in Fauquier county, on the 2sth
June last, Mr.. JOHN TOMPKINS, late
OF this city, after lingering Illness Of IL
mosths, which he bore with the greatest
lortiude and Christian resignation.
His many excellent qualities endeared
him to numerous acquaintance.
He has left an amiabIe consort to feel
the loss ofan aEeetionatc and tender hus-
band.
"The silence OF respectful GRIEF is our
best eulogy."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28
SLAVE TRADE.

The principle of establishing the Slave
Trade has been adopted, after much oppo-
slton. The numbers were So for and 81
against It, in the Tribunate and 2ll for
and So against il in the Legislative Body.
The Treaty of Amiens has been una
nimously approved of by the latter me-
dad is to be struck commemorative of il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28

TNHE late Clerk Of your house (who no
doubt would have meritcd a contiuu-
ance OF favor) being dead itbecomes ne
cessary on the ENSUING session 70 appoint
some other person TO that post there
fore tender my service, and promise n due
ard prompt dischare Of official functions,
as Ear as can he effeeOed by the most IN
RENTED assiduity aud attention.
JOHV.4RCIER ROBERTSON
Richmond, lc.h July, 1902. (2)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28
PRICE CURRENT.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

The PREsIDENf of the Tilted Stqtes
lett washington on THURSDAY last on vi
sit to Monticello
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28
PHILADELPHIA, July 90,
Health Office.

=. july 10Th, 1909.
1t is with much satisfaction, the Board
OF Health have it in their power 70 inform
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28

The Legislative OF Massachusetts have
voted seventy thousand dollars for the G.
rechon OF q Penitentiary House, or state
prison The edi6ce is to Re erected in
Charlcstown. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28
VIRGINIA, 10 wit
At court continued and held foe WINE
County, the i2th day OF Jung CO.,.

At court continued and held FOE wine
County, the i2th day OF jung, co..
Hc-ekfqh Caqney5 Caalhua ss7
Ac6bST
Jaig -4lSsoa and Retsy he rZ>f, IRE
Betsy Davis, ,i7dreqc {iaa5.4L az!
Je''ny his 'gife, hfe J1.ty En
Robert Ru,sfon ami p, .eey, "a. ri ! :
tue Peggy {a1is, lza'cs Ea1i&, Jhy. .
OEDts, ard George Derfs. clidSc9 :.
aHd co-heirS ef Ja0,es Davis. deceog-
ed, Deendotas.
TIE defendants not having entered
their appearance, and given se.<uri,y ac-
cording 70 lew and the rules g this ccart,
and it appearing to the SATISFACTION o. this
court, that the dcfendantsg OF inha6i-
tants ofthis country OH )not the
plaintiff by his Attorney, a that
the said defendants do apf on sc
second Tuesday in Move It ans.
answer the bin or the COZ ana
that copy OF this order / h in
sertedina Virginia Gazettet months
successfully, and that smon DIV L,.
posted at the front door Of the o. d,thocse
Of the said county.
A Copy.
Teste,
ROBERT CROCKETT, {. ~. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28

yards marrow Drab CIotis;
n 10 do. double milled do. do.
About 80 boxes brown Soap;
so pair Shoes
so Dutch Blankets
8 dozen worsted Hose;
3 do. cotton do.
/ piece cloth yards;
do. Plains IS do.
do. Frizc 81 10 dc.
do. do. / 5 IL dos
do. Coating IS Go.
do. do. 81 do.
1 do. do. 8 ID do.
/ do. do II 10 do.
10. Plains g IA dos
do. do. le do.
l do. do. % do.
do. do. 80 do.
do. do. 8 IA do,
2 do Dufil 80 do.
8 do. Flannel
do. Coating 8 do
do. blue cloth S5do,
do. do. l8 do.
! do. Dufii 9 ID do.
do. Cloth s l-2 GO.
do. Grey mixed IS IL do.
do. Olive 5 10 do.
do. Grey do.
do. Supcrfne, about Is dc.
PRossER & MoNcUEE, v. MS.
Richmond, July 9th, 1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28
One Tra8 of L and .
Lying in tie cotlafg Of CHosferfeld.

1'gI"s Z" TIC t0lf"Fy y LHo5FelICld,
Containing, by estimation, six,y-eight o.
ores and hall, be the same more or less.
The said land is part Of larger tract,
which was conveyed 70 as on the 26thdav.
OF March Sol, ~ James Perry, in tr,If%
tor poyipg 20 Guleelmus Wood, the srre
OF bye hundred and three dollars and one
third OF a dollar, with interest thereon
from the date last mentioned, tooeti,,,.
with the charges Of sale, the expe1qo r.
recording the said deed Of trust, and IN
other necessary charges. The land 10 H.
sold IS that portion Of the land which WIS
allotted TO the said james Perry, as one Of
the heirs Of his father
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28
Sales at Auction.

* ILL be sold by the subscribers, at
~ their Office, ON Saturday the 3ist
instant, sundry articles Of merchandise,
the property Of Wight and Harris, Bank
rupys, by order and under the direction of
Charles Spencer, Moses NJ. Myers and
Neil M'Couls, commissioners OF bankrupt
cy in The case of said Wight and Harris
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28

Alta court continued and held FOR Buck
ingham county, the 18th day of Glay'
1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28

THE defendant, Maria Gist Ander-
son, not having entered her appearance and
given security according to the a6t Of AS
sembly, and the rules Of (his court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court,
that she is not an inhabitant of this state
on the motion Of thS plaintiffs b. t.eir al
torne!', IL is ordered, that she do appear
here on the second Moutlav in AUGUST
nest, and answer the plaintiffs bin; and
that copy of this order be forthwith III
serted in some one of The newspapers in
the city of Richmond for two months sue
cessively, and posted at the trout door Of
dc courthouse OF this county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28

Samuel Hig5;ey and .sc,uh Smith his
ypJc, lain Coacd and .fll,7, Lioeoasd
Couoh, his miami son, az John Couch
mis- guardian, dIstria Gist .8,idersos,
Joi5' Smith .9Hderso11, IiNFam III
aeT9on ana Diary ,47,dered7, 6y So
nHel Shelton, their g4ardics', zh7-
mas Je6ersoa .f'ideTSo1, By Saand
""yrey, ms guardian, DSfs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28
Copy
Teste;

BOILING BRANCH, D, c. :. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28

James Barae: Couch and Inn his 495c,1
32Jqf1,;fys
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
Il NJ II C. Il

To fufpend, in part. the aet entituled An
ACT regulating foseign coins and tor other
purpcics."
u IL rna6ed BY fbt Senate and Hsgt Of Re-
ID Srs/tnfanves Of tbe United Slater Of inner
iea. In CongyH s.gSmbhfd. That 70 much OF the
act entituled /" An att for regulating foreign
coins and for other purpoies." as IS contained
within the lecond ictiion thereof, be. and the
Hmc hereby is fufpended. for ar.a during the
Jpsce Of three years, from and alser the end OF
,hs prefent iecioa Of Congrefs.
NATHANIEL MACON.
Spraks, gf the HogJe Of Rep,osnfatrves.
ABRAHAM BALDWIN.
P,yfdenf fJe Senate pro femtOye.
ArRRovsD, April 80. 1902.
III: JEFFERSON.
P,t)fdeuf ef fbr United Slater.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

HE fubicGben. having entered into CO.
i Partnerfhip under the firm Of Sbsisen e
Rsggiu. would refpettfuly inform the public.
that they have taken Wickhams wharf, next
fouthward of Col. Sherburres. where they have
for fale on reafonable terms. complete afort.
ment OF Eanern and other Lumbcr---fuch ~
merchantable pine Boards &sPlank. clear Boards,
clear JoiR pine Do. fqusre Oak
Timber, pine Do. fpruce Do. Oak Joia. Hem
lock Do. Spruce Do. Birch and Beech inch
Plank for bedaeads red Cedar, locuR and
white Cedar Potts, FOE garden fences Cedar &
Pine Clapbosrds good Kenncbeek and other
Shingles and Latin. &c.--Lsmbes Of any d.
mention OF kind caa be procured from tho Eata-
ern country az mort notice.
They ALTO have for fale WeR- India Run By
the Hoghesd CT Barrel New. ENGLAND Do.
Sssan BY the Hoefhead OF Box Molsfes by
the Hcgihead Cocdagc of all fzes BY the
cws. or fmaller quantity Nails Of al fzes ,
Pitch, Tar and Tpspcntine. &c.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENJAMIN RuGCLES.
Nswsor. Nay is, 1901. 9T
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
II N NO T

10 svive and continue in torce an act, intitu-
led " An set for eaahliihing trading houfes
with the Inhian tribes."
pEh esaAed B, tbt Seuah and Hssjf Of Re-
~ pro/Safafiv,gfibr Unhsd Stat" sf 1ms,i.
On. IN ,COrgr.h aDrmbkI. That the aef intitulsd
4" An ae tor eitablilhing trading houirs with
the Indian tribes" approved on the eighteenth
OF April, one ,houfand ieven hundred and nine
,y-6x, fhall be, and the fame IS hereby revived
and continued in force. until the fourth day Of
March next, and no logger.
NATHANIEL MACON.
Speaker Of tie Hoak Of Reb,oItnfafiurs.
ABRAHAM BALDWIN,,
P,oGASm effbe ssHaff pro fempor.
APPROVED. April 80, 1904,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
PYfdeni effbe Unfcd Sfafrs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

on preGdent Jefferfon's cocdnd, let us fuppofe
,hat he had been al the head OF the sdminiHra-
lion the lae four years; that the public debt
had encresfed, though the revenue had been 70
abundantly productive from the European war; ;
thar he had RATED IN army evidently unnccciia-
ry at the period of its efablilhment that he
had burdened the citizens with exciles, ftamp-
duties aDd direef rsx thar he had borrowed
money at sne unprecedented intereft of 8 per
|cent. Suppoie he had pefned fyaea Of ex.
pendifnre upon fcsle imilar 20 the above items,
in moa OF his uanfsttion,--fh fhould we NOT con-
ider il happy event. if Mr.. Adams had been
chofen and in few months had adopted meaf.
ures exactly con!ormable 10 the preient admin
Aration Would not the people have thought
il war a change fos the better 7 Would they not
have reafon TO be thsoklul, that The finances Of
government were adequate TO all our purpofes,
while they felt ihemieives relieved from fuch a
number Of buuhenlome taxes This i. fair
aarement of the qutition, and il the fedcialits
deny it, let them aate their objections.
Why then. fellow Citizens, is all this ,an-
corous temper excited How degrading mutt We
appear in Europe. TO find us abuGng the man.
whole whole conduct appears directed 10 the
public good. II is impofiibIe, that the real
friends TO our country are the anshon of that
calumny which daily appean in our papers =
they mutt be enemies. lurking 10 oor ieaports
and interior, men who are bsffled 10 their de-
hgns to eitsblih themfelves and families on the
ruin of onr general PROPERTY. Let Us he COL
leeted cool and deliberate, ard by Ssyjt1srzg
in the glorious cspfe of RepuhlicaHifm, we mutt
obtain the victory ~c ihsl :" rife conquerors.
yea more than conqusrorY." over The dffurbers
of our national qaie,ude--we fhsli finally tiium-
phsntly ing,
Coiambiaat aeVsv, pevry ,5eHbc Rarei !'
OLD-SOUTH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
From THE CHRONICLE.
OLD. SOUTH-No. LXIV.
OcraEon1i ReAedions.


THE preteut rate Of polite, in this country.
i muR exhibit The United States as a pheno-
mcnon in the view of Europcan nations. To
tending sysinft thoG vital principles. on which
i,s legitimate permancncy muA exia--to read
publications fraughs with the mott malignant
ealumny againa THr MAN who is defrous TO
iuhaantia,e the full energy of thofe doctrines.
which have ever been coniidered az the bulwark
ofa free government Ito lee papen which are
allied fsdersl, protii,ued TO the baie porpofe Of
1iifolying the Union Ito hnd toaRs ciIculated
around the fefwe board, tending TO excite the
mott abhorrent psiious aad countenanccd by
clerical chsrstfer,, who ptoicfs TO incolcate the
heaign maxim Of "peace On earth and good will
towards men" Ito hear the full toned organ tde-
dicated to hymns Of praife and thanksgiving to
the great Ruler Of the Univerfe leading IN dif-
ecrdaot notes 10 the fanguiaary fong OF blood
and carnage among the citizens Of the refpetiive
States latead Of the angel Of peace. 70 portray
the amputatins knife, in the temple of Him.
who declared. that 80 ~hofoevcr drew the fword
should perth by the fword ITO notice the
hypocs;iy Of thoie, who, while they pretend TO
eulcgize Warrington, arc deAroying the great
ifgay Of Usiss. which he beqoea'hed stzfhe LAT
moments OF his exiasnce Ito obfcrvc The bair
iptrigues Of men. who by falfshood and decep-
lion mincad the honeR ycomanry aod tradelnen
Of Msnachaieus, New. Hampfhirc and Con-
netticut, 60 counisrsel the principles 70 eamcf
Is recommended by this departed patrio, !!
When. fellow citizens. We vicw these things
l,eemnieoiJ purfued, have we not rcsfon 20
fauie snd examine the characters who arc doing
the mitchell
In the 6,A place. if we look through tho
town Of Bottom, can we & VI one man who was
oppotei to the Revolution, hut wha, 10 a veviIcr
cf Pte6dens JeAeIfon Or. is there one man
among them, ~ho was inim'eal to Wilmington.
but what 10 aow in opooGiion 10 |rfferfon D.
TheFe men treated Wahington. dosng cur re-
volu,ion, in the fame manner they nov do JEFF
fsrfon. Did they not reprsieut Bin ss the lea.
der Of an into,craus faction Was 20, h;s con-
ciliasory conduit treated with every iedienity
Were not his sttempts 10 relieve us from Ir.
nrs~i Brittle qIsxss, cosdaered az Infringing on
shs pvsroeasive Of King, Lords and Common :
Was not his oppof,ica to The eAablfhmcnt
Of q Judiciary. the Judges Of which were to re-
raia tsr~asevf rsss, fbs pay Of TIE Crxps, de-
.eouuccd by the thea Brsilh tsttion, as a Si,ls-
siv~ Of me Cs,ysix,asS Wan NOT the declaration
Of Independence. ,h ugh fankioned by the hs-
rstun Of Hancock and enforced by tho iwoTd
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

lettor OF the cukoms for tie diaria Of Peterf.
burg be. and the fame hereby is d.ieondnutd.
Src. 3. Ani be IL Jnrtbty enaasd. 1hs,
from and ater the fsid thirieih day Of June,
whenever the annual enoloments of any co)Iec-
spr Of ,he cuRoms. after deduding iheIcfrom
The expenditures incident TO his Office, fhall
snount to more than Eve ,houfsnd dollars or
rhoie Of naval officer, after like dedo6lion. 20
more than three thouiand five hondred dollars,
or ,hoie of afurvcyor, after like dedsetion to
more than three IhoufaDd dollars, the furplus
fhal be accounted for, and be paid by them. re-
fpctiiyely 10 the Treafury Of the United State. :
Proq'i<sd always, ,hat nothing in this act con-
fsned ihall be conGrued TO extend 10 fines, for
fixtures AID penalties under the revenue laws Of
abe United States.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Sfsake, sffbe Honlf Of Repycjfuiahvss.
ABRAHAM BALDWIN,
P,.6dSnt effbs Senate Pre- fsmps,s.
APPROVED. April sc, Soa.
TIL JEFFERSON,
P,sfdsnf fbe Uaifsd Stafe.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
John & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE on Bsnile1's Wharf,

HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE on Bsniaes's Wharf,
DROWN sugar., BY tbe b4,rei or bar !;
MoigDr. BY The beg/6ead; flsur, BY ,be bar
rel; Porp9tr, BY tbe eeA; Sbra,bing- Paper. !,
De.6Snd,ed; Cas4ke,, BY tbs box /; I,os Ca6ooE
e.; and genuine SPANISH SEGARS.--ALso,
HONEY, BY tie barrel or gallon
--Nrao-ro,A Soap, BY tbe ber-Negv- Head qo-
bQeeo--Bsf 4tb pref Jamaica Rnm--Iysa
Sf9Ues--Sah. Psie,d Hams-- Batter, and Hsg's
Lard, Sc.--LIKswIsE,
LIQUORS, Of The ben kind, a
general 4gsnwsms--amd ~ario~ ater d,ieis'
IN fbe Groeey Lmt--A eompltu -d6synpem Of
sOdirb @y t,etst 70 BE- eo1farf5 Supplied auif5.
CT MASTERS Of Paekefs, PaE
Engen. &c. my Be SnppLsd at Jaa Stor, oa
tbs Jsorfss Neties--4shb any A,ftlt fbey may
lOe1i----A~a iber Favsr, g,atJ.iJ Ae&rsq0.
kaged. fs
GREEN CHAiRS, per Dozen
Bar Iras, per Hund,sI zof.--M.dliass and Csy-
mel. Per barrsi--- Oyions, per Hundred b1nei<s,
or mailer gsaxhfies OHF-SUGERS, end
a varie.y Of ,be bsS sffEiS.
Newport, Feb. 10, Iso7. ~ 3H
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
casa, PAID Fok
LINEN = WoOLEN RIGS, BIZ
Chriltopher c. rOlney,
DeliUtycd az bn Mil. or at bs Peper Ware
HEX,

Delivercd az bn Min, or at BIS Paper Hsr<-
H~fs,
WEES he sa As' f., l,I'; , at ~h0lsi'Is @ ss and
cap Writing Paper, No. and z.-V Veum Let
Ter do.--Pot do. Wrapping dd.-Bounet do.
---Clo,hier's do. n quality. .--Shea,hing, with
and wirhou; Sand Book Brder's Bossds.--
Candle Paper, AID Sogs Loaf Bloe,-.ALso,
a comPDetc AGoTinent oi Blank Account
and Record B5cks.--LIkSwiss
Account Books maoe and ruled 10 sny pat-
tern, to fuit the ourchafer "A compile Abort
ment of School Books, and Stationary Of all
kinds, &c.
AJo. Warranted Chocolate. by =: Box.
or pound, Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
NJ B. Wanted, one or tuo Boys, from IT
to.I4 years ofage. a: Apprentices ,othe Paper
making and Clothing buGneIs.---To fueh great
encouragement will be given. R2
P,ovidtree, Ma,eb 8, 1907. 74rf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

TO BE SOLD,
II r II z M.

II r II r M,
T YING in Exeter, State Of Rhode-I -IflanJ
L. about Ex miles from Wickford, contain.
ing 80 acres Of good Land. With two Dwelling.
Houfes, and other out buildings. IL may bt
purchafcd together, or in rparatc divi6ons
Payment will be made eafy.--AIie,
A fhare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acres Of
excellent Land. For further Particular apply
to PARDON TlLLINGHAST.
Exeter. FEB. IS. soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03
NICOLAS GEFFROY,

Hdfe6-Maker, il NfqO>erf,
LIS Coyf4s,Ey 5s 6zvd. az esea1t e6s,,-
4 mtAi 81 zratreztsS. as9 eozzsu Eqgi.G,
and Gsne14 Wafetei md Time Pieess. 4o5icb be
zoiU /fDss seejosa6le fe,ms.
he 01s eay,ieI or f5e
Coldfmith's * Silverfmith's
BsFr,/i, in 1Hm syaAsbrs. and hEesrDf pri.Y
make. 0y ~sair. az, bird Of .Js4oeIfs,y, ~ axe
neaf5a Jg5isa.
He has likewife for Sale.
Wbolffaie and Retail, all kinds ef Teqo-
eiiey. imported and Of fbe Lqi1f fe/.ors; stfet,'
geld and ffurr ebaaLeb; platd ard 5,a6 CAM
dfsfieks p!ofs6 6ad D,itarnia na-psf d,ls,
JuaH )srO,df md baegey,; piafed b,uf, Jgiy,0Ss
and dltE,s fea-traJs; eeaO,s esd',os,, @svei and
.f0rg' ! eH'isy qrars ef all Kind, mgbf and 4lay
Jy-gieDts; iod.e' and gs~iismu', Toslei box,
dreDi1g -giaDS; /; ;IybsSd.rs; mfr; bo,f-zpbit,;
,azon Hcpta'' famos, ,asor ,s,epsi b.f Bsaz-
er bar; +; p<yfRmrry sf all kinds. J,sm LsnSsa and
Parb /; baiy- pasUdsy fa,eb B0,iey.Jssav. and
Ega, plumb; spany@ jegau /, bsa MalAb4H q
Seofeb /Drf; Hnda graz vanety ef abr artIsle,.
too nHme,oa 10 i.jsn IN an ASVeyjf mf~f.
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-03

d EAL Port Wine, in quarter and hall quar-
IN ter CaI.s.
Malaga ditto ditto.
go CaGs Raifns.
40 Boxes Mioicate ditto.
10 ditto Jordan ihel.ed Almonds.
10 Jars Malaga Grapes.
Furkey Figs cfihs nicca quality.
Malaga ditto in trails.
10 Capes Creme dc Noyau Cordial.
1 Butt Currsuts.
Prine Nutmegs--Macc--Clov CaHia---
Cinnamon.
Msdeirs Cirron.
India Psetewes in Jars, viz. Ginger--Citron--
Lemon and Line.
7be a5ove Ariieies are Of ME iafef Inportatisx.
s "A l. ) O.
A few Puncbcons Antigua Run,
Black pcpperi 10 bags.
Bcit gseen Coffee ditto.
Kegs Of Engfh MuAard.
Salt petrc hy fhc csr
Wrapping Paper per ream.
Spsoith Fiote--Frsnch s. Carolina Indigo, &c.
For Sale, by
HAZARD u GARDNER.
Newport. Jan. zo, 1907. Sf