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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19
SEMLIM. Eehrnarv s.

The divillon among the JaniiIaries of
Belgrade ieems TO increafe as the
danger with which they are threatened
approaches nearer. The majority of
them have openly declared againft rhofe
who murdered the Pacha. Two days
before the unfortunate Pacha was aha
iinared, he was apprifed of the plot
which was laid againf his life, and fome
clothes were brought into his apartment
for The purPofe of enabIing him to dit
guiie hirnfeif and efcape. At fr1t he
ieened inclined to follow this advice,
but when the moment arrived for pur
ting it into execution, he could not be
prevailed upon TO leave his wife and
daughter, but burR into tears, and dc
layed his attempt to eicape, until at
length the Janif1aries BURT into his
apartment and murdered him.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19
PHILADELPHIA,
FROM A LATE PAPER.

u
IN the Hindoitan, came paf1enger, Pclee
Baker, late matter oftbe fchooner -Four SiRers,
who failed from New York for Batavia, with
a cargo of 10000 dollars; falling in with
the American coat, and fhort of water, being.
then in company with the brig Aurora, capt.
Shaier Of New York, they, about the 10Th of
June, 1901, came TO OF the coat of Para.
where they feDt their boat on 1lore to try for
water, when it was icizcd, and foon after
feveral boats came off and took polfeiion Of
the fchooner and brig, and carried them into
port, where they were conffcated, and all the
people confined and very iIl-treated, not only
by order, but perfonaiIy by Don Francifco,
governor of Para. From Para, capt. Earker,
with the mate and two feamen Of the brig and
two of the fchooner were lent as prifoners
about tine 10Th of 9obcr, 70 Lfbon, where.
by the ineerpolition Of ouf conful he was Iibc-
rated--the remainder, viz. five of the brio
and five of the fchooner's crews were confined
onboarda Portuguese fripate The BRIG
capt, Thompfon, and Mr.. Burd, fupercarro.
Of and from New York, failed from LinSon
in January laft, for Scotland, and was caf
away on the coat Of Ireland--vc1el and car
90 loft, and the people all perifhed.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19

belonging to the fame matter. he aiked
the fellowifhe could afiign reaion why
10 many OF his old matters negroes lived
TO 10 great an age.--I1is aniwer was in
theie wosts;--" Yes Malta, me fable
berry well---Old Malta, been good
Negro iis, him call Dakta -Dakta no
come, him charge him, and ploy nara
Buiha poie pom we--hin dribe him
too him no work we roo hard, and
gee we belly full"
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19
C0NSTfNTINOPLE. Feh &.

THE Grand Seignor was very much affec-
81 at hearing of the Arbitration Of the Pacha of
Belgrade. Many aiIemblies of the Divan
have been held, AND it is faid that an army of
$4,000 men will be fent againf the iniur-
gents. 1t is uncertain whether this army
will be commanded by the captain Pacha.
A correspondence of Palwan Oglou with GER
tain foreigners, has been diicovered, and fome
Turks who were concerned in it, have been
ffangled,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19
Infantry of the Line
Light Infantry
100000
10000
Total
3S5,ooo

o{a 3oT,ooo
In the above nate,ncht are not comnri,.d
thenumerous corps OF Gensd' Arnles, nor the
three detn brigadeS of Swiis auxiliaries, nor
the Poliih troops. Bymeans of the military
cenfcription, regifters of which are kept with
the greateh exa6trcfs in each municipality,
The army can be recruited in two months with
two hundred thouiaud men. The number Of
confcrptions for the FIVE clafles amount for
the whole Republic to upwards of ,,2oo,ooo
men.
Letters received from Egypt, dated the 18th
of January, fate, that the Beys who efcaped
the n,urderous and impolitic plan formed
againit them, are now in open arms againa
the Porte. They are Imported by numerous
adherents, the inhabitants prefcrring the go
vernnent OF the 8cys to that newly iuhituted
by the Turks--and hnce the rreaohery mani
feited by the latter, they are become more
than ever attached to their old mafters. The
Grand Vizier is preparing for battle, which
will doubtlefs prove bloody, and in all proba-
bility terminate TO his difwace; he has little to
hope from the few Englith who are left in
that country, even were they more partial to
him. The commander at Alexandra, il is
added, has denied the I ur]<s all acceis to thar
place.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19
FROM ALATE LONDON PAPER

Ord, lately at Rheims, in Germany,
a woman, at the age of 'o2, having had
oo9 hNibands, and bred up ~ children;
Inc was attended TO the grave by i13
iohs' g!andtons and great grandfons
many OF The former going upon crutches.
or led a.ong blind, or borne down with
age, She had her'elf eight brothers and
touF5een tiiters, all of whom made good
ute OF their time; 70 that the old we4nan
was aunF 70 upwards of 1000 people.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19

for If we had followed our proportion
and got on ihore ar this time Of side, we
mutt have periihed, for our land was
an iiland, only at low water; we CONT
nued on board untll We Uncovered land.
and the furge had made bar from the
vefiel TO the fhore; we then LETT the wreck
about funriic, and as fortune had order
edwe ioon found the neck bare chat led
from This lonely place, and travelled
iucceistully to The neareR heufe we
were all frozen more or lefs, and one
troze very badly though this was nothiag
IN companion with our fatigue of body
and mind, through the form, now our
our firuation IS happy.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19
SEMLLM, Fsbrnntr 6.

HE dtvifion among the JaniGaries of
Belgrade, ieems to increafe as the danger with
which they arc thrcatcSed approaches nearer.
he majority Of them have openly declared
againft rhofe who murdered the Pacha. Two
days before the unfortunate Pacha was afTaC-
mated, ne was aPprfed ofthe plot which was
laid agalnit his life, and fouie clothes were
brought into his apartment, for the purpole
OF enabling him to difguife hinielf and elcape
At frit be ieemed inclined to follow this ad-
vice but when the moment arrived 70 put it
into execution, be could not he prevailed upon
to leave his wife and Jaugbie5, but burG into
sears; and delayed his attempt to efcape, until
at length the JaniRaries BURT into his apart
5nent and murdered him
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19

DEPARTED this lie, on the 10Th of laif
month, at his feat (Wefwood) near Rich
nond, Capt. James Price, in ehe fixtieth year
OF ms age, attef lingering and painful illnefs
in thc competition of this long to be re-
gfessed member OF fociety were united, tie
h"ffrf friend-tbs Kind and aft67ionate
eEf0a d, and parent, and indpLgenf matter
Nay more, lie was the tried patriot.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19
WINCHESTER, Aaril1A.

A few days ago, woman in rhe neighbour
hood of Stfaiburg, Shenandoah county, was
delivefcdosa child with two heads, four arms
andfourlegs-it was fill-born.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19
MOUNT MisFRy NECK, e.. j.
Feb. l3, 1907.
SIR

-
SIR,
heie may ferve to inform you Of
my hard fortune Gnce left your houG
IN January laf. After tx days tedious
traye5ing / arrived at nv native place
at Dartmouth, my friends and relations
well, attended TO my necefary buGnels
then on the 10Th of February, embark :
ed onboard The lloop Traveller of New
port, and made fail for New York; on
the 10th made a hal b or at Filhes Ifand
and On the ut put our at 10 O'Clock in
the evening, the wind being f. S. E
the tlrtt fair wind we mad Gncc we leG
New port, now very warm and pleaCanr
and all transported with pro{pea Of
fine Pa9age; but by 70 o'clock our iov
turned into deep melancholy. for The
wind hailed E. r. Z. blowed with inow
and a gale, ar 6 in the morning. we beat
the fnow of the forefaiI, hoifed thar
one fail 70 getlf poliible TO an anchorine
or rhe north lidc OF fhe found, and came
TOO in Ten tathoms water: at anofher.
about two hours, then truck d drift,
though lomctimes holding for a few
nnlnures, and continued until five O clock
in the afternoon. BY this time we had bur
tx fath0ms water, and the form and
wind more violent than ever; at tx we
began to itrike the bottom, it being low
water, and noc knowing how our delired
lhore lay, and if We fhou!d be bIea to
reach it where TO find fhelter, all rheC
dangers together with the fatigue Of form
and weather, ard ! darklome night,
heightened oar djlnal profpe6t; how
ever, thought belt 10 cur our cables
that we might ser as near lhore as pof-
Gble, 10 We did, foundcred unr;l about
abouc half food when we bilged, and be-
fore high wafer water we were full; then
all hands buiy, cutting rigging TO lafh
rhemielye5 to the wreck, as the tide fell
ihe sock a heel, we crawled to windward
in the cabin, eXpe6ting every moment.
The would come 70 pieces; a motion was
made 10 cut away the main iheet thsc the
boom might twin towards the fhore,
then CLIMB cut on 1t and drop into urf,
and truit to the mercies of the fcas for
ihore we then went on deck, looking
alott TAR, there was neither matt nor RIO
ging, only ltump about 20 feet, and
that ABOUT the iize Of hoglhead with
ice, this clrcumaance vas luck Cor US,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-19
From a late New York paper,

A'fra@ Of a lstfsr from Humphrey Wood,
I" Ss"HsI II, Ki!ley, Poagbkeg6e dat-
s6
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NOTE.
Vid. the book ofDanicI.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
Nicholas WebNer.

INFORMS the Public, that he has opened a
L GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. in
the houie. late the property of MIR. Cah6 Earl,
where he has for Sale general aaorsment OF
!. WEST-INDLd GOODS.
Among others. are the following articles
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry Rum, Molaiies,
Floar, Rye and Indian Meal Ieas of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, RaiGns, Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfrice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs.
Butter, Cheeie, Candles, Onions. Tobacco,
Snuff. Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars. &c.---.ALSO,
A general and exteniive variety OF
Crockcry and Hard Ware; Mems and Women's
Shoes, Sc. SC. with many other articles, too
tedious TO mention all which will be fold a,
the mof reduced prices.
Ne1Vporf, Nov. IL. 8n
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
1ohn A. Shazu, 6 Co.

INFORM the public that they have taken a
i lhop next door but one North of the Coffee
Houie, where they carry on the Making
buGnefs in all its branches and have for fale,
warranted and common Engliih and Geneva
Watches, gold Necklaces, filver tee and table
Spoons, Sugar Tonss, &c.-Lookmg. Glades,
Tea. Trays, Waters, DrcfIine- Cafes, Plated and
Wooden Gators, Sufpeuders, Kaives and Forks,
Globe Andirons, Shovel and Tongs. brafs and
jappsped Lamps, Csndleaick,. dart and coon
mon Waking Sticks, Scotch, Rapnse & Maks-
bau Snuff. Starch. Writing Paper. Dutch Quills.
Britannia Coffee Pots. &c. &c. Together with
an aGorment Of Jewellery and Perfumery.
ce@ giz'sx for cid Gs!l and SIvsr.
=. Panttosl attendance will be gives. and
the fnalIeN favon gsa,efally acknowledged.
Nssgtsri, Fee. Il. taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
LASf WEEK'5 OMISSIONS.

Mr.. FARNswoRTHs ff
The fs,cment in your Ian paper, refpcet-
ing co2verfS,ion, fsid TO have taken place be-
tseen a Middletown Judge and his Republican
neighbor, is totally without foundation in truth.
He has had no difcou,ic with weed. rela-
tive to Town. .lnee,iog, or any polisica! iubjeet,
for fix months paR, il ever.
The perfon aincd at by the author of thoie
falfe aud dcamatory saer'icns. feel, I'imielt iu-
perior to the low intrigues OF party aod has
never made a s,exsia,y offer 80 a.y prrion, in
order 70 irhacnve him 10 his fnfragc.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20

II poor fllow qObo 1Uai jsntsneed
TO Be hanged /0me time ago in ireland,
lOben be came to the galloqUs, obtsyVed,
fbat THE Judge did not Jay be 6Ould b.
banged BY the neck, and therefore be
demanded to BE- Jylpsnded by the heels.
The @srifa fagfaosred, MAT at all epenfs,
be mgf be hanged, pntl be aUas dead.
/" Oeb, then !" dyf Pat, "ytbafs
the cafe, neck againR bee6 forsVer--
Hang asOay Mr.. OMmlibans 20 =
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20

REC WE'D,
ard for Sale at fbs Store Of w. R. WILDER,
Reports of the Cafe,
JOHN Do K Il fNCE
AGAINST
ART HUR FENN NER,
Tried at the December term. of the Court Of
Common Pleas, in the county of
Providence, A. D. 1901.
To which are added. the proceedings in
the cafe,
A,sbw Esner, VS.. John Dorranee.
Carefully compiled from Morris correctly
taken by tveral Gentleman who were prrient
during the, whole courie Of the trial.--Pricc
57i Cens.
Nrspteri. Mareb 4. ,soi. Is
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20

otate OF knOde-liland and providence
Z" s'n Plantations.
In GrEERAL-AssRMBLY, FsLYaav Se1Tsn,
l. 1900 n. ID. 1902. ~.
AN ACT for limiting the time for bringing
into the General Treafury certain evidences
Of the State debt, and for barring all futurc
claims.
DE IL enated BY f5e Csner4I ADSm5Ly, ard
Ii by tbt axf5orily hberrsfK H,bereby ssaeel,
That the holders OF the different kinds Of State
Notes, Certificates, and other evidence Of debt
idued by this State, ~ named and defcribed in
the acts OF January I79s, and June 1877, be
and they are hereby permisted 20 bring in the
fame TO the General- Tresiurer on or before the
6ra day of January. A. D. 1868. That The
Censral Trcaiuret be and he is hereby author
lied aud directed TO receive the faid Notes, Ger
tticstes, &c. and give the holders therefor his
Certificates in behalf Of this State, calculating
and adjYfing them on the fame principles as IS
directed and dcfcribed in the aforciaid Acts OF
January 1895 and June 1897.
Aoa be II Js,tber rnatfed, That all Notes.
Certificates, and other evidence of debt as be-
forenamed and defcrbcd in the Acts aforeiaid
that are not brought into the General Treafury
on or before TIE faid hrit day Of January 1903,
be and they are hereby declared nul and void /,
and the holders Of them are forever debarred
from receiving any compensation therefor.
And be il further enaaed, That George
Champiin and Connsnt Tsber. .Efquires, with
the General TreafoNr. be and they are hereby
appointed a committee to examine and decide
OF all application, that arc made at the Trea-
fury for State Notes, by the heirs or legal Re-
preicntatives of tbs officers and folders Of the
late revolutionary army, where the Notes have
been taken out Of the Treafury BY fraudulent
mcafures.
Ind Be il fansty mated, That this Aa be
pnblilhed, by the General Treafurer, in all the
Newspapers in this State, for Six weeks iuc-
ccGively. 4 frne eor,
WnnyI5,
SAMUEL EDDY S>trv
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
4ssaa*a

From the (q,ssfsrJ TRvs AMrRIcAH.
Jefferfon and Liberty,
ANlw SONG, FOR MARCH 4th, 1904.
Tune" Asaeysos IN Hravss."
RRAvE Sons of Columbia falute the blsa
I'D day,
That JEFFERSON rofe to the Chair Of the
Nation
With rapture the Statefrnan and Patriot fnrvey,
The man of your choice, aud your Free
dom's fal,ation.
Aud long may you find
.r., His immurablc mind. ~
The foe OF ell Tyrsnis, and fricpd of mankind ;
Axd se'ey may ibs.jsas Of Colnmbia dtplore
7b> hG Of fbsi, F,0dsm, nilnme is nc ~su.
When fate -tbe great WARRINGTON cslpd
to the Rits ~ ~
Exultiny Arch -zpecls. the Hero surrounding,
B .de weeping Lsisss6ia refrain from her hghs--
"Lo JEFFERSON hyssw from the heav-
ems reionnding. y9.t t
She heard the glad ftrain-- q
Heav'n echo'd again,
I" He lives. and your Charter of Rights wilt
maiptain. ~ $50 ~
,"AEdNt'eyE4Yibs/ /sm efCeiambia dtpls,s
"7bt iyfftLeir yl,tsdsm nil PINE 10 MARI
Again houh proud Europe. in daughter COM
IT, bind; to ey-l,aa,.. e. 49,. "a .5l5.
With, lorfon of War. hli The. world with
copmotinn tf
Or Tyranis endeavor 10 butcher mankind,
Whelm nations in gore, and enerinion the
ocean, t. "a
Colombia thy nsme.
The trumpet OF fame a4.al.
Shall found through al regions. onr rights to
=. proclaim at, E,t.t.t. v
.1ad nt'sr .@aH ibr Jsu Of Columbia dtSis,f
gbe gibe1J J,ssaom. so5en nsrs IL no mare.
May the CLEAN Of our arms, like the beams Of
the fun, stir,
Difpel the ds,k clouds of all future invsfion |;
Should illy'ry eHly TO rear tyrants throne,
Or anarchy whelm in contuion the nation,
Our freedom to fave,
The fwords of fhe brave
MosTGoM'RY and WARRtn, would leap from
the grave t
Anaresy/5aH fb< I,u Of Columbia lsbIs,e
7bs ig(5 sftbsiyJ Jyesssr1, qvben Gnnt Is more.
The blood ofyonr Heroes has purchasd the prize
OF liberty: glory, and rich Independence
The fhaJcs Of your s,e.ia,hcrs beam from the
R;es. saa -
In fmiIing somplacency, on their defendants ;
The blood Of zach wound ST..
Cries aloud from 'he ground.
40 ne'er le,a foe 10 your freedom be found,
"Amd m'sy yAsH ibs jers Of Columbia pis,e
"7be k6 sf their freedom Hll tine is no more" !"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
CASH, fAID FOR seh y,
LINEN Il WOOLEN RIGS. By
Chriftopher G.. Olney,

sO -
Deiivered al bis MiIl. or at bis Pape, Wars-
r Horf,
VKTHERE he has for fale, at wholeialc and
Wv retail. all kinds Of Paper, viz. FoelC
cap Writing Paper, No. and z.-Vellum Let
ter r-do. Pot do.-Wapping do.--Bopnst do.
--Clo,hier's do. II qaality.-Sheathing, with
and withon, Sand.-Book Binders Boards
Candle Paper, aod Sugar Loaf Blue.
a complete Aaorsment Of Blank Account
and Record Books.
--LIKRwIsR---
Account Books made and ruled to any pat
tern. TO iuit the puIchaisr.--A complete Abort
ment of School Books, and Stationary OF all
kinds, &c.
AJ6. Warranted Chocolate. by the Box,
or pound, Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
N. B.. Wanted, one or two Boys, from \.
TO "A years Of age. as Apprentices to the Paper
making and Clothing buGnef'.---To fuch great
encouragement will be given.
P,Ovidsnee, Ma,eb 3, 1901. 74tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
cheab /! CHEAP I! Cheap


THOMAS GREEN, by reafon of age and
Il inhrmiry, propofing TO retire from buff
neis in ihort rme--snd having on hand,
handfome aforment of
Engliih and India Goods,
which he wine, TO fell foon, either BY whole
fale or e,ail.:-And inacad of an Auction las
ufaal in fuch cafes) is dilpoied TO deal them our
with his own hand.-Accofdingly, faid Goods
are now telling at as
Low Rates, or Lower,
than might reaionably be expected at Venduc,
free from thole diiorders and impo6tions which
frequently take place at pablic Sale. Quito
mers will receive decent and orderly attention.
with utmoa difpatch.
or Town and Country Traders, may
probably fad their accounts, by calling at his
Store. NeDpo,i, Feb. 8.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
OPTICAL.

Applications for comniiliOns for private
armed veacl,. under the act entitled " an act
for the projections OF the commerce and ieamcn
Of the Uni,ed States, sgsinR the Tripolitan oru-
;ieis," mutt be disetted to the Secretary Of the
Navy. Aod the names Of the gentlemen who
the vsfTi t,r which comminion is 'cquired. ot
her commapder, and lieu,enants. her tonnage.
number of guns and numbcr ofmen, mutt be fct
forth, and certificate from the Cuttom. houie
officer. that iuch seiIel is American property
muli slio be produced.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
TO BE SOLD,
FA R M.

-|---| II N W, u
II YING 10 Exeter. STATE of Rhode Iiland.
IL about sx miIssftom WEXFORD, contain
ing SO acres Of good Land, whh two Dwelling
Houies, and other on, bsildings. II may be
purchafed together, or in iepafase diviiious.
Payment viii be made eafy.
--.fLSO--
A ihare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hund,ed Ac,rs OF
excellent Land. For further particulars apply
to PARDON TlLLINGHAST.
Exeter. Feb. as. SOFT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
Ntev Hansl5iyf Ekaios.

ON Monday the a inf. the Citizens Of
Psrt/nsRib, gave their votes for Governor. &c,
The Hon. JOHN LANGDON the Republican
Candidate. had $40; and His .ExeelIency ]. T.
GILMAN, the Federal Candidate, had only
Tea Votes. .tg
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
John & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE ON BaoisteT's Wharf,

HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE ON Baoiaer's Wharf.
DR0WN SUGAR, BY Ire bard or 5sr,
MoieDSs, BY tbe beg@tad; flsny, ty ,be bar
rel; Pevvdtr, BY fbt eaG, Sbsn,bms Paper, sy
tbe buad,e9; Caxales, BY tbe bsx; I,ea CaboyC.
a; ard seaxint SPANISH SEC G{RS.-.ALso.
HONEY, BY the barrel Or gallon
-Nt1v- fa,k Soap, Iyf f6e 6ax-Ncsre- Head To-
bsee0-Bea 4b p,osf Jamaica ksm---I,sa
Stsves-Sah- Per,'d Hans-Bn,ey, and HegS
Lard, Sc.-LIkEwIsE,
Liquors, of the bsf kind, a
general ADartmert-and Vayisx, sfber A,fieles
IN tbe Grocery Lima campfire .4Bs,fmenf Of
asbieb aey t,epet 10 be eosaaafIy Supplied aUifb.
ar MASTERS of Packets, Pac
fng<n, sc. may Be Supplied at y/aid Store. on
fbe y1orfse Nofre--1oab any Artifie fbty may
ruont----0mI their Favsv GRATEFULLY Aeknsau-
kdgtd.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Doaen-
Bar Iron, per Hxsd,e9 sD,.--Midlines ard Cor
mel, pc, barreL---Onisns, per- Hundred bHnebes.
., Emaiisr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. and
a va,iety Of ,5e bsd sfTEAS.
Newport, Feb. zo,.Iso1. sT
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For Sale,
Br TOSEPH BRIGGS,

Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
10 Hhds. sd proof Windward.Illand
RUM. good Aavor'd.
3 Do. Jamaica SPIRITS, 4th proof.
30 Hhds. ofgood retailing MoLAssEs.
SO Firkins of the bei of Hogs LARD.
Nesuporf, Feb. AZ. Sotf
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FOR SALE, BY
SAMUEL VERNON, Jun.

COGNIAC Brandy. Clarct Wine in caik,
~ and boxes, Silks. Britannia Linens. white
wine Vinegar, Verdigroafe. & Houfe- Paper =
The above articles are entitled to drawback,
and are now landing from the Brig Hannah,
from Bordeaux, at MIR. Robert Stevens wharf.
He has alto for fale, Rufia and
RsveA's Duck, few Demijeans and long and
hort Corks.
Newport. Nov. Z, 1907.
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FRANCIS Anderfoil.

II 'AKES this method 10 inform his Debton-
L and Creditors, that his Partners have call
the Copartnerihip fhall be diGolved in lev
weeks, when be will remove from the faid Stose
He therefore once more eaInrely rcgpeHs thote
TO whom the firm is indebted, TO come in FOR
iettement land fuch as are indebred 10 lAid
firm. to make immediate payment, as this is the
laf time he ihall give notice in this way. And
unleis Immediate iss,lemeoS IS made @.th all who
have accounts open, either by ncte or payment.
he ~ill be under the difaeFeesbie necefity Of
pur(uing different mesfuies for collection.
Newport, Feb. II, 1902. rau
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-03-20
10 BE SOLD,

70 BE SOLD.
n NEW Houfc. in Broad-Ssfecf, complete.
"A ly 6nifhed. With Yard, Gsrden, and
good Well Of wafer. Any pcrfon inclined 70
purchair, may know the terms, by applyiag az
the Honfe of NJ. X. JOHNSON.
N>rcpovs. .1ar. o. 1904. iSt