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PHILADELPHIA, Tan. -.

The Lady Buonaparte OF this por. was
bound to Guadalupe, but of Point Petre
was boarded by French and Bri,iih fri
gate and ordered away in conGequenee of
that Iiland being declared in open rebel
lion againa the Republic of France, by
Gen. La Croae, Sc. &c. and all inter-
cour!e being poGtively interdiaed.
Capt. Hels was informed by the bloc
kading frigate, tina: even e!earances from
the l!isnd would rot be reflected, ana fur
the., that fhips of war are fationed ALI
round the 1iland, to enforce his 'Proclsma-
ton.
Extraa Of a letter from the American con-
iui at Gibraltar, to Merchant in this
city dated Izth October.
+" With the convoy arrived two days
ago from England, upwards Of 1000 bar
rels of American -four has got to market,
and yeiserday 500 barrels came in form N.
York.-Fur,her parcels are till expected
trou, England and your quarter, 70 that
this will IN future, or at leait fox fome
time, be precario"s article"
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mentions nothing fu:,hc: on the iaojea ;
but from TIE gentIeman's connexions in
trade at CAPE Francois, there is no doubt
bu. his information is from the mott un-
OBJECTIONABLE forrce. His letter, probably
came by way OF Norfolk, where captain
Fergason, whoiepacket 'ett there on ?ret-
dav lsa, aates that the fame report OF
Tou1a;nt being burn, was current, tho
not generally credited.
TouGaint was probably way-'aid by
fome of Moyes's PARTY in his ufual tour
from the Cape to Port Republican, which
he notify made without any guard. And
asa Retaliation for the dea,hot their gene
raj, and to prevent, as the, iufpetted, be-
raging then, 70 nc whites, it Is not IN
kelly that they, nave Unlisted this .avas
understanding 3sorture.
Should this news unfortunately be true,
ferociuus re.ii,ance will Re made to the
rocps embarked for thar colony, and
auch blood Will be !hed D, fore the blacks
AN be fubdued.
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comparatively innocent. His more recent
d,eam,, which are about TO have tfae7:-
cal influence on our national concerns, are
more alarming, and in their tendencies
more pernicious. His viionary fche.ne
Of aociilhing +" uoru" all the internal re-
venues ofthe national governmen,-cf
!" dileharipg the principals Of our public
debts il !horter periods than the la4vs or
the general expectation lad contemplated
of getting indemniacation for loiles a.
broad, without providing the means Of,
aiIsrting our rights-ofpreerving the na-
tion in honorable peace without being
prepared for war --but finally, and above
oil, his plan Of d;lmifilns Judges ffcm CT
Ace, whom the contributions has rendered
Independent of the other branches of the
government, are dreams 70 like the ,ev0-
MtiGn@y vjfous Of F,saeb Republicans,
aud partaks 70 little OF the found diicreti-
en- and common fcnfe of awakened Ameri-
cans, that we cannot help exclaimiag with
the luxurious author of Publius.. =" Mny
arr e0ya;fatjoa n<ser fall laeryiee to
the dreams Of a CoNDoRcEr."
Com. Adv.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-26
TIE Financial Rft1rt.

Mr.. Gallas:n's Report affords very
clear ilarement Ct our debt and Of Our re-
lourccs TO pay it off. We admit it is merit
TO exhibi. facts without affecting the raiis
Of Innovation or novelty. 1t will ever at
ford pleaiure 20 The Fsacrai;Hs to find
>aufs tor appreciation in the meafule5 OF
he new rulers. The Report made by
Mr.. Gailatin inews how abundan;ly ab!e
the nation is to pay its debt hcne&;y, and
how little r,c,ext a R;'cde Hand To'iri-
ian could have fer ebearrg It OUT. The
Report reflects 70 little hocor en- the
wifao,n and integrity OF the federal ad-
miniiifa'ion. Il C1ows, and from the per
Of an adve,lavy how very faIfc and ground
iefs are the million charges On iecre,ary
Hamilton, thar he wiihcd 70 keep the debt
as a bleihng. l, fhe"s, that all that
coulA;be cont.ived by his insenions mird,
has been enacted by Congrels TO bind jait
the pubic faith, invariably to apply the
furplas revcnrc to the extinsuitn,nent OF
The debt. Let the deluded Democrats,
who have fer years believed thef= fan
iers Of the Federaliis, retraa their now
confuted errors. Candor requires it, thar
is fome thing: MIR. GaA'a!ix requires it
that is every thing.
n. z. Palladium.
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alerauoria a0bertiSer.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 76.

In the Senate of the United States, on
Friday laN, the committee appointed for
that purpoie, reported a bill for repeating
the att OF the I3th Feb. 1901, for new
organizing the Judiciary Of the United
States.
The bill is ihort one; and is confined
tc repeal of the above act, and reifo-
cation 10 the courts, under the old fyitcm,
of the buiinsis BY it condded to them.
1t was read the 6rlt time and ordered to
be printed.
Captain Downey, of the brig Brandy
wine, arrived at Philadelphia, from C..
Francois, left there the silt OF December,
the Goop Roianna, Burty, of this port.
Fran the Baltimore Fed. Gax. Of Satar-
DIZZY kgf.
IMPORTANT.
A gentleman belonging to refpeaable
mercantile houfe of Alexandria, now in
this town, received letter from his par
ner la;t night, dated the z'a inf. which
fys," am ferry to mtarm yon 1sgpaist
is no more. tie has Teen eaagb' e> tbs
BLACKS aal burnt aA~.." The letter
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-26
Ext~ea from he !" A2 Of the
Coyt9yat,5u Of .dlexond,1a far TIE Ex-
hnq1Mment az Fire.

hngay5ment Of Fire.
Sec. :. II any perfon who Glal! be
t,.cfens at any FIRE ihalt neglect Or re:ule
to obey the order Or direction Of ary c!H-
Ger who fhali be appointed by an, IRE
company now eaaohihed, or which nay
D: hereafter ellab!ifhed, knowing h.m to
be an officer, fuch re.ion iha!l forfeit AID
pay the ium of Five Dollars-Providcd
the name Of fach officer hail have been
6rft publiMea in one of the public papers
printed in the town.
At a meeting ofthe Friendhip Fire Com
Gany On Monday, January II, 1909,
the following officers were duly elected
for the prcfent year, viz.
Alexander Smith, 1T
Aaron Hewcs, I'd Commanders.
William HALEY, sd
John Hunter, c.,,.
John Longden, n:a
Wafher Blunt, ''
Mathew Robinfon, !
Joleph Thornton, p,
Charles Midnight, N@s''A'o''
William Rhodes,
=, Ephram Evans, !
Richard Weightman, : TruRees.
William Patton,
January IS. eo3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-26
THE DREAMS OF A PHILOSOPHERS.

" May ar Confitxtion ne0er faNa a.
erifte to Ne DREAMS ofa Cohdorret."
HAMILToN'S TOAST.
Thefe words feem 70 have been dictated
by fpirit almoa Prophetic. Alas, what
fuccehion of dreams, have we Wit
neAed fnce the deci!ion OF the late election
of PRECEDENT of the United States. Scarce
ly had Mr.. J. been inia'Ied in his high
office, than he began to proclaim bis
dreams to the Congrcls and the world
He drsnmt that " we were aArepublicans
all federalies "--that his mcaiures would
refore harmony to focal in;ercourie-.-
But very foon after he drramt that there
was a" political feet," in poGedion Of all
the places of trua or profit in the coun-
try.--that this " fett' would neither
reign nor de- and therefore, he
would " correct the procedure," and for
the accommodation Of republicans, F" he
buyf open the doors of honor and conf
dence." He next dramt that the conGi-
tuition had authorized him, cvitbsut the
content Of the Senate, to dJii3laee faithful
officers for a " iligh. lhade of difference
in political opinion" with himfeIf and his
friends, in order that he might make roc m
for leading characters OF his o7vu pary.-
He has lately been dreaming that a /" 60
yernment, is founded not 10 the fears and
foilie, of man, but on his reG(an and fx)e
Of risbt, may be 70 free as to refrain him
N no neral rigdt---and 70 firm as to pro-
,ea him from every neral e0rorg."
N. B. This feems to have been one
Of the mott .Aiysy Of the Philosophers
dreams, and he certainly mutt have been
i-eamins when he committed it to paper
For as certain matter Of logical argu.
ment, lMr. G. Morris) obierves, 1t
has been faid, ard truly too, that govern
menss are made to provide againft the
vi;c<s and foll;e. of men. To f'ppofe that
governments ref on re96n is pisiful To-
llcifn..-I If mankind were rea:ouabIc they
would wan, 20 government" --.And we
may add, if ;rjvG,e inir,sf and party al
tachments, did rot 10 biais their I" /egs
sfr;eb:," there would be little netd CT
laws, courts, cr executive officers, to
enforce the performance ct deity.
Bat thefc dreams Of crr Philosophical
PRECEDENT, haze been airy, !.ecala;ivc, AID
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-26
Dyfr'tt Of Columbia, dlex- |
1uHr;n Couufv. tn WIT I

Dyfr'd Of Columbia, dtex-
audra Coxxy, TO WIT.
l, PETER WISE, jun. ore Of the U.
States Jufices OF the Peace for the
County Of Alexandria and DiNrist of
Columbia;
To all Marhals, SheriHs, Mayors, Bal
lifts, ConRables, and Headboroushs,
within the United States,
Whereas complaint is made to
me this day, upon the oath of James
Campbell, jailer Of the aforeiaid county,
that Dennis FIenneGy, laborer, who was
lately committed to the Jail of the faid
county Of Alexandria, by warrant from
Jacob Hoffman, juiticc Of the peace of
the iaid county, for breaking and efcaping
from the Jail in the county Of Wafhing-
ington, did, on the night of the 18th Of
January, in the year one thoufana eight
hundred and two, lat paa, fcrcibly
break and eicape from the iaid Jail, and is
now going at large thefs are therefore.
in the name of the United States, to re-
quire you, and every you, in your re-
fpeetive counties, cities, towns, ard pre-
ciuets, to make diligent isarch, by way
of hue and cry, for the faid Daniel Hem
neGy, and him having found, to ieizc and
retake and lately convey, or to cauGc him
to be afely conveyed, to the Jail OF the
faid county of Alexandria or Wilmington,
there to be kept until he lhall be thence
discharged by due courie of law.
Given under my hand and zeal this
twenty-Gxth day of January, in the
year one thouland eight hundred ard
two.
PETER WISE, jun.
will give TWENTY FIVE
Dollars reward for the apprehension Of
the aforementioned Daniel HenneGy, to
be paid on his delivery at either Of the
jails in the Dilritt Of Columbia.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Jailer, Alex. Iorn.y.
Jan. 26.
Il by a6sns'4 1<ars sf age, 81 osd
,lacatioa, and ,.yipefad!e e0nasai'gi zri.!
7e fGksa G; an asfteu'ice at TIE g.a.e # =.
ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER.
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Il by a6sa's14 1rars s age, 81 q .osa
,eiaeatiaa, and '.ipefad!s e0rafai'gi 7raH
e fGksn az an abfieatice at TIE aa.e !. -
ALcXAMpIis ADVERTISER.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
II NEW SCHOOL.

THE fubfcfibcr respectfully informs the citi-
i zeos Of Newport, thar he has this Jay
opened School, at a convenient room, oppo.
fte Mr.. Tboma, fezUztends. Baniaer's. Lane.
A. he has had liberal Education, and conf
de,abIe experience in the inaruetion Of youth
fparticuiariy at Clinton Academy, on Long-Il
and. where. as will appear from his Letters of
Recommendation, he oificis,ed as Pieceptor for
more than two yean) he aatten himfelf he haIl
give fatisfadion TO thofe gentlemen, who may
intrua him with rhe Edncation of their Chill
drcu. bpth as to their morale, and improvements
in thofe branches Of Learning, to which they
may respectively attend. Pice of tuition per
quarter Doll. CIR.
For Reading, Writing asd Arithmetic. 50
For Englih Grammar and Geography, 8 o
For the Latin and Greek Languages, a o
Pos the Art of Navigation & Sosveying, o
JOSEPH MONTAGUE.
Nrsvpo,f, Sept. -, 1904.
sr MI MONTAGUE would not chooie
20 teach the Latin and Creek Languages, un-
lefs numbcr of Studenrs fhoold apply, 70 ss
20 form clafs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

AT his Sugar Refuery, South end Of Thames
Sirses--Hss eOsjqsnft fer Sale,
CUC AR Rrfner's MOLASSES, of an excel
- lent quality. in Hogiheads. rierces. and
Barrels. or BY the Gallon Lump SUGAR
livery cheap for the qualits by the fi-gle lump.
or larger quantity. Loaf SUG AR, by
the Loaf. White Syrup, and Vinegar. by the
gallon. n.-- He ALTO continues TO take ia Brown
Sugar. ITO Manufaaure into Loaf Sugar. on
feafonable terms.
Newport, ca. 7, 1907. cvif
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
Nicholas WebfeY,

INFORMS the Poblic. that he has opened a
i GROCERY STORE in Broad Street, in
the houde, late the property Of Mr.. Cahb Earl,
where he has for Sale general adortment Of
WEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among Others. are the following articles |:
Rum. Brandy, Gin. Cherry Rum, N,olaaes,
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas Of various
kinds, Coffee. Chocolate, Railns. Currents,
Pepper, Ginger. Alfpicc, Cinnamon. ku'megs,
Butter, Cheefe, Candles. Onions. Tonacco,
Snuff. Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oil Loaf and
Brown Sugars. &c.---HLSO,
A general and extenGye variety of
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Women's
Shoes, SC. &c. ith many other articles. TOO
tedious to mention all which will be fold at
the naoa reduced prices.
Nfavter, Nov. I'll. 1901. 6oH
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
Hard Ware Store.

THE Subfcriber RESPECTFULLY informs his
i friends and the public, that he has ju& re-
ceivcd by the lateR arrivals at Bottom from Iv-
erpool, general snortment Of HARD WARE.
direea from the Manufaefories, which he will
offer for fale, in Precedence, At the Store of Mr..
Isaac PrrMAN, directly oppchte the BsptiA
Meeting Houie, by Wholcfale only, npon as
reafonable scr@s az can be purchafed At New
York or Boaon.--They are qow opening, and
will be all opened 10 few days. by
HENRY GREW.
Providence. May zr, 1904. s7tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
NEW GOODS.
ROBERT LAWTON

INFORMS the Public. and his Friend, in
i particular. that he has jua received. At his
Store. oppod,e Mr.. TssO.lesd's Coffee. Houie,
Thames Street. an elegant Allotment Of
Ebionabls DIR GooDs,
adapted to the feaicn---roo NUMEROUS TO psrticu-
lasize in an advertisement. Thols who will
pleafe to call at Bis Store, he Aatters himielf,
viii find an inducement TO purchafe, as he 10 de-
terminea 20 difpofe of them at very redaced
prices.
N. B. He has aIio jua opened for fs!r, a
quantity Of bea Ir:6 Lisrss, fescn eighshs, and
yard wide, by wholcfale or re,ail.-L kewiie,
beautiful! aGortment of Lsieayng,. very cheap.
O7obev, "a, 1901. c8rf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30
Public Entertainment.

THE fub!criber inform the Pobtc that he
i has opened Houfc Of Entertainment 10
Water Street, in The town OF WAsKsr. 6gn
OF the Sbip; weR Of Coie's Inn.--Con!ianr at
tendance .it be given. and every atrcatioD paid
10 Lzrfics and GenfIemen, for their accommoda-
sioa, by the Pooiic's humble fcrvsos,
PRESERVED ALGER.
O9obss 13, 1904. cviiitf
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WeR- India Goods |:

.imsrg osbtr,. are ibe fsll.4virg s,fieies. riz.
8'aS1y, W5e-ISa.a Ran, 4fb pysf DO. Gin.
hesr- England Ran. Wm, Of 4.fsrni Aiuds. No.
AeD'. Loaf 2 B,s4on SHgst,. Coffee. Ts0s Of
va'isA' &h4s. Chocolate, RssEn,. Pepper. ,slpies.
Ci1samos, NIimtgi. fissy. RE asd ixSias
Meal. Brsfe,. Cbse,S. Sap, ard Cassles VA,i.
OGs i'~Si sf Glaji Na,e. asy< Bays, Kmves, and
fs'ii. Jaet KniOr. Pss. Kmves. large and mall
Spsan, Cbsf Lack. and F,les. cr.eke,y axa Tn
War, hie', Hatcher and Hse,. Msn's asd Boys
sb0ei. Cork. Briy,9sue. Lampblaet. Sssar Line.
Lamp OIL, P0todsr,, Sbst and Fi,sh, F,4,ng
Line, Of vSrism and. Lad. and Hssls. dsspyss
Lead ard Liner. Bsilsly,. metal Tea Psn. evra-
~g P0ssr. ayrsSpmg ssasr ,ey fbe ,eam, Bed
CorAs. Leg Lisss. Ma,lxs,. Jsamexs Cb,s,,.
Oak K,ss bald,rg fran snf qsau 10 fix gsilsr,.
B"e&fA, Csfse and Paper res4y g,0and 70, NE;
and nSm6sr IF si6rr .i,fieiss nor mrnioned.-
Captain J vsDSh. and ofbeys, my Be msphtdsn on
tbe) )@o,tea usfsef. aud cUsy tavsr g,afsfsiJ ae-
ls0lvkdsed.
Newport, May 7 1904. S4,f.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

THE fubtcribers, being appointed by the
i Honorable Court Of Probate Of the town
of Portimouth, Commfiontu, TO receive and
adult rhe claims Of the creditors TO the casie Of
FreeIout Cornell. late offaid Porrfmourh. widow,
deceaicd. repvien,ed infoIyent All perfons
having any claims sgaini !aid eliasc, arc hereby
notified 70 exhibit the fame, on or before the
lecond Monday of Febrosry next, to either Of
%, at our refpeeiise dwellings.
JOHN SLOCuM. fen. / Commit
ELISHA ALLEN, EsxSU.
N. B. All who are indebted to faid cha,c,
arc requeaed TO make immediate payment, TO
DANIEL ALBRO, Adm:n'y.
Psrfwosfb, Odobsr n, 1904. evil
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

VTTHEREAS tho Court Of Probate OF the
Wv town Of Newport, have allowed tx
moufhs longer for tho Creditors of the eaate. Of
Cbariy LeEH, late Of Newport, Merchant,
deceaied, repreiented iniolvents TO bring in their
claims ;---Nosice Is hereby given 10 all Pedons
having demands sesine isid eiaste. TO esh'bit
them for fesslement; and all fuch as arc indeot-
cd, are earnefly requeaei 10 make immediate
payment 10 SIMON DAVIS, ASm'.
Newport, Aug. IA, iSoz. evi
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John & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR sALr,

HAVE FOR sALH,
At their STORE on Baniftes's Wharf,
DROWN SUGAR, BY bs ba,nl or bss !;
MoLa0lr. BY ,be beg@<Sd; floHy. BY fht bar
rel; P0qpdty, BY sbf eayG; Sbs0fbmg- Paper. BY
tbe bEnarsl; Casllss, by The box I; I,os CabcgE
es; ard gtx1iss SPANISH SEGARS.-ALso,
HONEY, BY the barrel or sailon
---Meav- 7a,i Soap, By ibe bsx-Neg,o- Htad7o-
baeeo--Bss 4fb pref Jamaica Rsm-Iron
Sfevo--Sakt- Psfrr'd Hans-Bnfer, and Hsg's
Lard, Sr.-LIKfwIsE,
LIQUORS, Of the ben Kind, a
general A6srment--aal Uariers "bt, Artirio
IL f5e G,sxy Lnr--a complete Als,m.st Of
avbieb fby f1eps,t 10 Be eesaaniJ Supplied 4qifb.
ar MASTERS Of Pafksfs, Pac
k.gen, &c. may be Supplied at Jaid Store, on
The @erfss Nofee--qvab any Ar,ieL fbxy may
4Oonf---.anl sbsir Favo,s gsaf.fsiL AfksssO-
kigsd.
GREEN CHAIRS, Der Dozen-
Bar I,ox, Pc, Ha~d,sS zvf.--lMidinet and Cor
xeI, per ba,rsi----Ozisns, t<, Hssdvd 6ssebe,,
Or Esalty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, and
a va,ies, Of fbe b1f sfTE.fS.
Newport, Feb. 10, 1904. 3T
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NO TC E.

THE fubfcribcr. intending to leave this
i town the ensoiog Fall, requeis all perfons
having unfessled aceosnu With him. TO adult
the fame before the November Court. a. I'll sn-
leuled Accounts will then be put IN iait, with
cut rrfPeet TO Pesfous.
THOMAS ROWLAND. 4
'NsgSsH Arssars, lson 9sG.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

NOTICE is hereby given, thst the fobfci-
In bsu, Executors OF the lsa Will and Tef-
tamen, of Samuei Sanford, Of Newport, deseaf-
ed, call upon oil perfons having any demands
upon the Eaate Of the deceafed, TO exhibit them |;
and all pcrfoss indebted 70 the laid eaase, are
called upon to make payment, 20
SAMUEL VERNON,
SAMUEL VERNON, jun.
VALENTINE .WICHTMAN.
N,qetsrf. Oa. "a, Iso.. cvii3
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FOR SALE

Aad psDJfa~ sivm on ,br zSfb IF Ma,eb mxs,
A. LARGE and valuable traet of LAND, in
"A Hopkintoo, adjoining Wood River
Containing about Sevsn Razdysd Aerss; known
by the name Of the Elley Land. and nov past
Of the eaare Of Col. GEoRcE lRIsH, dcceafed.
About 'rwo Hundred acres of laid land is clear
ed, and is for tillage or meadow. Thc remain
der is noaIy covered with Timber Of lhe bcft
quality for fhip plank. &c. An excellent itream
OF ~acr runs through faid laod, whereon a Saw
Mill may be erctted a, a fman expeoce.
The terms may be known. by applying to
either of ,he fusferibers.
NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
JOHN IRISH.
Newport, GA. q. Iscz. c8H
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CT A RK BLISS

INFORMS ha trirnds, and lbe Pzbh<, tbaf Be
1 bai ,emsued fran Basyaey's aobaJf, 10 fbs
.droelisg-6sgjf 6elsssi@g 10 CAP. Caleb Gardaer,
) ia qbaAles ersef, fo,mery 0eexrird BY Capt. Wing
spoonsr--ssbers be ba' fsr jals a Gnerai 4;gs,i-,
: mem of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-30

FOR SALE,
HALF Of BODY PEW, No. So-Gtustc on
i / ,he Wet Aae very near the pulpit, in
the Rev. NJ. Bradly's Meeting Houie.-For
term, enquire of the Printer.
Newport. Oa. zs, 1904. cstf
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sales bp auaiua.

IN WEDNESDAY next,
!. =, o.rlsek, qvalb be Sad at the -4afFi0n
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-03
FOR SALE,

a Negro Man, about IS or
IS years of accuaomed TO houie
work aud waiting at table being arong
ard active he may be otherwiie employed
at the pleafure of the pu1chaisr. Apply
TO the printers.
Marrh 20. d
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LOTS FOR SHE.
TO BE SOLD.

-
1T pa5Hc Iuaisn, on The 3remjSs, on
WedusIday, The Izh Of May, at t4eelve
o'eloek,
An half acre Lot of Ground,
Gtuated on Fairfax and Duke freets, o.
which lot ieyera diyihons are made fcI
houfe lots to accommodate purchalers, a
plan of which will be lhewn On the day G.
iale. One fourth Of The moas yit is *
petfed will be paid down, the balance il
twelve months, with interef ALTO, fe.
curity therefor will be taken by deed OF
trua on the properly, and the lots 70 pur
chated will be then conveyed by good
deeds, by
DAVID HENLEY.
April "a. q
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Virginia, to utt:;
Fairfax e0any, Afyl
Iotb, 1902.

1917, 1907.
IT having been dilcovered,
that ruinous delays have lately prevailed
in the bunnefs OF This court, owing TO the
greater part Of the attornies rraef'iiog
here, being abfni, attending the ieillons
Of the courts held for the Diifriet OF Co
lunb;a-therefore il is,osdereds thai nc
6uir, or other buhnefs, fhal, AFTER the
next quarterly court TO be held ior this
county, be continued on account OF the
non attendance ofany attorney and that
copy of this order be inherited in the PUB,
lie newfIapers, printed in The town OF A.
lexsndIia, for lone week, and alto poited
At tie door of the Court Eioule ct this
county, for the information OF the teseral
Tutors.
From the Minutes Of the Court.
A copy--T eft,
VIM. MOSS, c.r.c.
Nav d6tt
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-03

William Hart1horne
Has fo, Sale at bis NH, or in Alexaxayia,
Platter of Paris by the
ton, or ready ground by the buihel,
Indian Meal and Rye Meal, bolted or
anbolted,
Corn, or any other grain, ground for
toll at the mill.
1t bis fore in to4vu,
Hay in bundles, Corn by
the bulhel,
Loaf and lump Sugar by the hogfhead
or barrel,
Fira and lecond quality James River
Tobacco, in kegs,
A few very good Mill Spindles
Two good Scale Beams.
Three boxes s by 10 Window Glafs,
A few barrels of Tar,
lanes River Coal.
Fer Salc,
A number of valuable Lots in town,
A fmall Houfe on a lot of IS feet front
on Water Street, next door to Major
Muncafer's.
AJ6, fsr Sale Or Rem,
A valuable Brick Houfe
on King Rreet, now in the tenure of Tho
mas Crule.
cd mo. I.