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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-26
HAMILTCN's ESSENCE and Elk.
TRACT of MUSTARD.

A fate and efetualremedy for govt, rheuma-
tim, palfey, ipraias. bruifes, pains in the face
and neck, &c. Ana has performei more cures
ia the above complaints than all the other medi-
cines ever before made public.
Fran Dir. Weatberbx,u,
Wytb comfy, Virgmia.
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Is RECOMMENDED

Or. HAHN.s ANTI-BII LIoUS.PILLS.
The operation of thcle pills is perfectly lld'i'
as to be uted with iatety by pcrfons in every ltu'
ton, and OF every age.
They are excelently adaptedto carryotf upper
huous bile, and prevent its morbid ieoietlons-fo
rehore and amend The appetite-to procure i!es
perfpiration, and thereby prevent colds, WHICH
are often attended with fatal conlequences-.-a
d ,le never fail. to remove cold, il taken onif'
firH appearance. They are celebrated Tor re-
moving habtual Observation-Disclosures at the no.
mach, and fevere head ache--and oughtto De
taken by all perions on change OF climate
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Fran Dir. Weatberbx,u,
Wytb county, Virgmia.
Gentlemen,
purehafed at your ihop the preparations you
call fia,niton's E.lence, or Extract of Multard,
which believe has perfectly removed a chronic
rheumatifn {of that kind named feiatica, or of
rhe hip joint) under which had laboured for a
long time, and which had baiaed every article
in the Marerla Medica, and every mode Of Great
rnent received into practice for the cure Of this
obliinate diieafe, Ifyou think this letter uleiul
you are at liberty to mike it public.
Yours, &c.
p. WEATHERPURN.
Tohn Hoover, rope maker, South Second
Street, between Mary and Chrifian- Streets,
Philadelphia, vohntariIy maketh oath IS FL
lows, namely thai his wife, Mary Hoover, was
70 ievsreiy afflicted with a violent rheumatifin
very danger 'uGy G.uatcd, the c nlequerce OF a
fave.e caij aser tying in, as to he confined CO her
bsi Tor feve al weeks. and was at length re-
du ed to the melancholy apprehenfon of re
mining cripple for lie, notwithstanding the
mot relreaable medical advice was followed
and every probable remedy attempted: when
fleeing leYeral cafes of cures performed by Ha-
nlirons fence and Extract of Mulard, they
w ere pro,u ed iron, Mr.. Birch, No. II, south
econd- srl,er. The f:G application enabled
lsrt, walk acr.f thc room, aud the ufc If one
| B tile re.iored her to her ufua fate Of health
Ind lseag;t. JOHN HOOVER
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70 NC aVtVIutNIJ II
Nervous tliiorders,
Coniumpti"ns,
Lownef, of fpirits,
Lots of appetite,
Impurity of the blood,
Hytterical affections,
Inward weaknefls,
Seminal weakneiIes, ]
Fluoralbus, Cor whites)
Bmrennels,
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Sworn aud fubferibci before Ebnszer fers
fonlElq. one Of the juaices Of the peace for PHI
Il delphia County
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In Gales OF extremity, Who're the long Preva-
ence and obilinacy OF dileaie has broughl on a
general inlpoverlihmen, of the fyhem, exceGive
debility of the whole frame, and waiting of tbs
fifth, which no nourilhment or cordial could re-
hur a perseverance in the ute of this medicine
pas performed the mott altonlhing cures.
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Violent cramps in the
itomach and back,
| ,ndigefli III,
elanc holy,
Gout in the ftomach
Pains in the limbs,
Relaxations,
Involuntary emifilons,
Obitinate gleers,
Impotency, &c. &c.
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CASES OF CURES.

(Seleaed from tbou/ands} the lntbenti
city ef GUbcb any pey'oa may ajeersAia
elther BY litter Or peyOn0l application.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-05

peeted from slse Legislature of Virginia.
When the Contribution ftanas in their
way, they will without heliranon change
their courfe; and thus perform that duty
which they publicly and iolemnly under
took co teach 60 others. / They will
not themielVes commence an ailau,r on
the Contribution, after having defended
it for years with a degree of irmneis
and ability, no LET'S honorable 60 them
(elvess than beneficial TO their country.
Even to doubt will be iul1icient. g The
{" yirtuous iervanrs of free people Will
&c not perform Jingle act of power, IN
&c lefs they are ablolGtely fure, thar they
''are Authorized TO perform it by that
&c iacred charter Whole preccpts they
E" have pledged thelnfelves TO God and
" and TO their country to obierve."
SuchEwas once the language Of Repub-
hCans.
THE END OF PART FtsRT.
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FART SECOND.

I'm oISSAS1-
Tbs s,.o,,an.,,,:sl
r,re ~ - , ailielt 80 proves mea'
ttar Ir,; - .'eo''i'l''ilAolia', [ehoers Ilr-
c;,,ino lr e.. u'lilS ia'y' out as Prinv
80 ~ III coiii5es l'eiee 70 the som
--i 1i ar ar moves III the iaif' as we'll
,-a ~ 60 pa ~ tlts enquiry originally
,,oC;r;na a ."s I'm - @''0'l Oh me pro-
~ i .h; i 49, at an, inG commencement
ola few ~~rnari5e - " ING 4uo)eee OF
VI ri. y " ca IA - q.
fbe ,"oaa 49, onJC1j Ion independents OF
rax ,,1Jer rnn5,isra l,.o1 ocIuIs' 70 the
i cerrs;,,,, 49, eI 49,. ~ ,'''c c wnlch &C.
ca,,fe = n15,a ooo,'n -o =. l@'s lorcioIe' be-
Tbar !, : n"t "a ~ ~ egSfy man, IS
nv wbo,ec,1e for.;,,n ~lIo "fo iehs
a,},onnr 81 one n,,nd 49, l,s, 800 20 the
pave M r,orr r,or - a'- ,' I'''ilo U q
hajf or onr rJ,;r3 ot 49, -, 49, 11'.4 one
ar. foras :, D $500 s.' 81 III ! mere
j. Will, =, ~. naa,5a .'..l' e':, ,ufg'
one dav A. sa, So fs.c c,U ie'a'iea' IL
fI,e, ran ~ CO 49, -: e gyms a the year,
mo rb,; ;ybol. wsa. - c W :lo'ss, dur
(fances rbr ,,,oneu ~ - "o'h IN
MN IN tbr So, ~ $50 60 govern
bvara4,,e1r. shat ~ ~ @',G-.i29 @ Prove
be waite of ,s,art Ia - = III. III, would
lhop- keeper nav &c ,r,,,ch 80 ~ ~. .,ie seoF
vllege oficllina 1000 ttolJsrI -, 49, t''ll
goods, IS rbe opl,Irrt r,7ercha,. s't oi
for leliino 60 or loo ri,;3ee 49, r.''s pays
is, TO fpeak in plain terms. a. t 1911
cal in principlt, as + i $500 - .sil' /
operation. ~A'SS III
In fact this doctrine bae kea, a,...i.
recognized, hv the eoi(at,1re n;c - ~
MIA. In the wear I185 . low, :" W., q ~
fed iubie6lino e 1-.fnl' >, rnercl vas f
longing 10 the United stsres N n@ -
ons, connecred with nc h- $4,000 =, - 80
treaty, TO a taxof ner $50 r0''n.li1' elai
all other .s ,s[al'S ,,5erclorns go. =. '.i I
pa7menc-of +. 20 nAr anr,,,n ,' F. ~ - s,,9
shcft raves we're rdG,,rs1 ' 49,. 49,. -: ! /p9 o.
1850; they were red,,ce.5 one 49,, - y. 1H
and IN I7oo rhe law gae entr ,,I,, :. ,'''. =
ed. Titus we fee fbar sLe 2.;; -
whare yer it may be- which osvr 1i~'gi -
this tex, has been corno)creiv ,,nda - ~ w
confederation Of the 7 r,r;Cat,,rn 80, -. ''1~
three fuccefiye EI7io6s eqar,. -'', w.. -
made to fubvert it: and thar the f,;rd
+
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-05

days Rfeor3Sr; and as many OF our; fea-
ders did no, receive it, the piece IS res
printed here.
SIR, UPON Your intirnation
this morning, that we had made il ap-
pear In The Recorder &c that the
6" mention of Mr. Madilon had been
4" deiigned to be repfelented as cominei
&c from YOU Mr.. Calender diGlaeed
an explanation for the PaPefs which
explanation | wrote down, and to which
did not then, nor do now differ, be-
cauie | thought it proper that che public
n2oJld be ier right, if they had mittook
our ,neaning. MIR. c. afterwards took
up the pen, and wrote iome lines, which
you dictated, refpe9ing Col. Harvie.
then made iorne objections; bur dropt
1hem, not being thoroughly acquainted
with the nature and circumstances of the
cafe, the piece being Mfr Callendcr's4
now, therefore, mutt take leave to in
form you, thai upon confederation, this
lait paragraph cannot be admitted INFO
the paper.
am Sir, Your very humble Servant,
Lesvis Har0is, Sfg. H.PACE,
SIR, RECEIVED with fur
prize your letter. informing me that the
lait paragraph of the piece You agreed
to -inlcrt yelterday would be omitted.
As All honef Man you ought to make
reParation for an atIertion which was tiris
true. If any gentleman has informed
you that the paragraph dictated is not
correSt, you will be 10 good as to fend
ME his name. fhall only further OBJ
terve tharV .sjEy attack is ever Dade on ny
Fat6sY, you have been informed what
she writer has to expect.
am, Yours,
l. iARVIEs
SIR, [ NOTE the contents
Of your piece of paper before ME. My
character for honetty is too we'll eta
blifhed IN the opinion of every one with
whom have been acquainted, to be
in the leaft injured by your aaere;dna.
With refpect 20 Col. FIarvie, am
forty MIR. Calender thought his poli4
tical character worth his attention, and
as to your threats you may put them
into your. pocket
l am, yours, III. PACE
Ge4S'' ia@fYif' efs'
7p'''23@'
an r1.c,,o
~ l"iiuiy iAls' nf' Lewis Itar%
49, ~ -, ..t.' o',,le' 9niP1oyeo the follows
t,'S "q'a'' man si.|PaRfE PIT 10
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Sfe the yejolatioa5 af57o8, and fbs re
part e( t5s Jfl,7 en0ssiftf ojt7eos
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-05

The following was, upon Safuxsay, Hp,F
the 24th, publihed rs Supplement- 70 that
days Reeor3e,; and as .,nany OF our,,fea-
ders did no, receive it, the piece IS re&
printed here.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-05

= EonHg 00i. Z. P. 4S3, applies fbclt ebi-
tbff' 70 the f4<etieT IF Gyeaf- Britain.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20
PHILADELPHIA, Oaober 10,

On Saturday lat, arrived the mp t = ~,
ladelphia, Rafer, 81 days from Lesno ,.n
& Al from Gibralter. By a GEM n,l.
padsnger in her, we learn: '' e';ied
French feet with 6ooo troops had lai's.
from Toulon, given oui, iof % iSa;ers,
but it was laid infead OF gong 10 re "a
they were gone up the Mediterranean
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20

1
lome period or other arife from the i'm
portant powers intrufed to that officer.
Here we are indeed pretented with Z
| gyeat 7vork Of refoSmati0u; no lefs than {
total defrutaion Of our prefent fyitem, by
the abolition of fome Of the fundamental
ard mott eiiential principles of the conlti-
! tuition. Here we find fully diiplayed,
without difgui(e, thoie mott dangerous
doctrines which Mr.. Jeferfoh when in
| France avowed, and which Mr.. Paine,
! yet in France, prorifss, upon his return
| to this country, to endeavour TO introduce
and eltaslith. /" This fecod feature which
II diilike and greatly diflike," iays Mr..
1 Thomas Jeftr(on, " is the abandonment,
in every infance, of the neceli,y ofrota-
tim in g9Fte, and mott particularly in the
Office of Prefdsnt." 81 declare myfel.
| o2pofed," fays Mr.. Thomas Paine, "txr-
| tcalarly to the manner in which, what is
called, the Execafive is formed, and to
the h2us durQflu Of The 5exate; ana if |
liye'to return to America, | will ufe all
my endeavours TO HAVE THEM ALTER
io." Aye, replies the other Thomas,
read Our address to the people, hgned by
my fon-in-law, and "you will find us
returned TO ientimen,s worthy Of torme,
times, in theie it will be YOUR GLORY
to have feadily laboured, and with as
much effect as any man living. That you
may live long to continue yoay USEFUL
LABoURs, and reap the reward in the
thanktulne(s ofnalions, is my dncere pray
en-" Returned indeed and to ientiments
very worthy of thofs former times wien
JetfeIion recommended the rejection OF
thar contribution which he and his fsttion
naw pretend 70 adore of thofe former
times when Paine wrote Ages Of Reafon,
and dedicated them IL, bis fel2oqv-cif i&eus
Of the United States of thoie former times
when this contribution was Nigmatized
with the con,emptuous came of Liilipu,i
an ties, and when the father of,his coun-
y a. w =, ~
OF tue government nc hSeeutl'e
power, the ]ad'c'aFy power ana al me
officers Of government, were ieditiouAJ
named an " Anglo-monarehio ariitocratic
party; OF 'hoie former times when this
infamous letter 10 General Warrington
was written; Of thote former times when
an officer OF the government hired needy
Adventures to pubiilh talie and malicious
lihels againit much greater and better men
than h!mfelt, and TO burleiqae and calum-
niate he contribution under which he held
his office.
But let US return TO Mr.. Eppcs. He
thus proceeds:
10 render the Judges incapable of
holding any other Office during their
continuance. as Judges, toyef their Ap-
poINTMEFT 10 CONGRESS, and to E.
LEcT THEM FOR PERIOD CT YEARS,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-20

The L AND adyertifed for
fale BY me % the 1T of October laii paa,
is .navoidably poeponed until the iecond
Monday IN November next, when it will
po6tiyely be fold TO the higheR bidder.
GEORGE CHAPMAN.
On. 10.
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With the APPROPRIATENESS,

w AN the APPURTENANCES,
Situated in the town of Alexandria, upon
the wea fide OF Pitt freet, and TO the iuth-
ward of King freet, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning upon Pit areet 81 feet
z inches TO the iouthwafd OF King freet,
and running hence touthwardly with Pitt
freet and binding herewith Is feet TO
the fouth line Of the lot OF Jefre Taylor.
decealed, thence weitwardly with line
parallel TO King frect 81 feet inches
and half 10 the line of William Hally.
thence northwardly with his line and par.
rallel to Fitt ilreet the length of the t,rf
line, thence with a trait line TO the be.
ginning. The Preniies viii be fold under
the direction of
JOHN DUNDAS, l
PETER HEIsKELL, Cemm'rs.
PETER WISE, Jun.
October o. dts.
-. IS =. s
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NOTE

MOTIFS.
Juf before Tie commefrement Of
the American war, MI. Fox and Lord
North difagreed in the cabinet, and MIR.
Fox had his diGniIion by Ritter IL
theie terms. q Sir, his naietyhas made
f" or new lit of The conln.aioners
Of Che trcaiury; and do not Ubfsr7e
p" your hamc on It.
FREDERICK NORTH. g
7 In eonBrcfs, this Unfortunate dir
cImi5aDce has often afforded favorire
theme Tor che exhibition of New Emo
lspj eloquenee. Is IS the fixed and Dro-
fehet opinion Of fUch orators. thar a
Is hot fit to be The cftizAb
a. ePubl}c. 70 be fure, a GREAT our1-
per OF tle people Of New Eno}and CON-
derin i&cn things but the parry rba,
likes them IS alfo very NUMEROUS On
this head the New England aewspaDcr<
abound, at this very cay, win oagene-
Toris afpsriions.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27

+ Vid. Mr.. Granger's letter 60 Mr..
Hobby.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-27

= hanlet Of three farms, a league from,
I.ortona, iltuated ct the entrance of The eI9i.
Of Dla,enSo. Tie Confal, and the ,ho.fc 1'.,
men Of the guard the general haT ofthe 80
my, and It's enormous flitc were hesged fc,~e
ther IN this place, which, che day after, reraed
as the place Of ambulance.
N 5e continual.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

d DETSEY OK. Of Newport. 10 the Coun.
ID ~ Of Newport, wife Of William Oxx, OF
Bsiacl, in the County of Briaol, Mariner, On
the thirteenth day Of Jolly, 1904. lodged in the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Judicial Court
for iaid County Of Newport, her Petition, pray
ing thar for the csufes therein fsted, the bonds
Of fMarriate between her. and the faid William.
might be JiGolyed, and decree Of divorce pro-
nuigsted -
This is. therefore, to give Notice TO the
faid william OK, and to all perfoos coneern.d.
70 appear at the Suprepe Jsdicial Couu tJ3c
holden a, Newport. in and for laid County. ca
the fourth Monday Of Augua next, and fhsw
ssuse why the prayer Of laid Petition osehr not
10 be granted.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
Hard Ware Store.

THE Subicriber RESPECTFULLY informs his
i friends and the public. that he has jua re-
ccived by the latea arrivals at Bottom from Liv-
erpool, general snortment Of HARD WARE.
direct from the Manufaetories. which he viii
Offer for fsIc, in Pysviaexee. at the Store OF MIR.
Isaac PrrMAx. diIeeily orpo6te the BaptiA
Meeu.g Houie. by Whoiefale osly, upon as
reafonabl, terms az can be purchafed at New
York or Boifon.--They are now. opsning, and
will be all oPened in few days, by
HENRY GREW.
Proviaesce. May II. Isos. s7tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24


THE hiRory Of the prsfent era, ID record
that will engsgethe attention Of future philoio-
pliers, and its pages viii draw forth The leh.
or give rife TO the fmilc Of comPlscsocy, in pro-
portion a. the republicans Of Aneries are alerf
or remifs 10 the preiervs,ion Of their rights, an
coptsmipated with the Iesven of aiRocfscy.
AGcttions,sly attached TO Great Britain, sseol-
onia., and having aodied her rules and imbibrd
her habits, as fubjetts, il is not 20 be wondered
st tina, we retained degree Of fondneis for roy
sI,y that the good ienfe Of Americs p"pon-
de,a,ed,. and produced the federal contribution,
and republican form Of government. in The
then exiting fate Of things is more raticnally q
theme Of ondef. Wehave psit through long
frrts Of frusgles, common fenfe againh defpo-
tifm; we have heard national debt proaspnc-
ed nsfional plefhng We Rave fees the waf
worn foidier iob5cd OF fevsntsen spd hx pence
On tire pound. and ,he fpecuIassf fsoding the
price oi blood at par {; we hare feen asnding
army. no, fifty yeonen Of the guard ss the yrans
of Enplsod began with, bot an sfsmblsgs of
~o,fe than sfeiefs thouiabds Ii,c up among s.;
we have feen sdd;sioosl thoufsnd, fpring P'ovi-
hsssIly to aid the asnding army 10 their parade
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
Ckark BIS

INFORMS his frieads. and the psblc. that
i he has removed from BaniHeI's wharf, to the
dwelling houie belonging TO Capt. Caleb Gard
ner, ia Tbsmes-SrIect, formerly occupied by
Capt. Wirg Spooner--whsrc he has for iale, a
Geseral AGortment of
Welt-lndia Goods:
Among Others, are the following articles, viz.
Brandy, Wef. India Rum. 4rh proof do. Gin.
New. England Ran, Wines OF different kinds,
MolaGes, Loaf asd B,o~n Sugars, Coffee, Teas.
Of varioas kinds. Chocolats, RaiGns, Pepper.
Alfpice. Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Floar. Rye and
Iadian Meal, Batter, Chesie, Soap. and Can
dies /; various kinds of Glah Ware. Stone Ware.
Knives. and Forks, Jack Knives, Pen Knives,
large and fnall Spoons, Chef Locks and Files,
Crockefy spd Tin Ware, Axes, Hatchcts and
Hoes. Mems ana Boys Shoes, Corks, BnnRoae,
Lampblack, Store Lime, Lamp Oil. Powder.
Shot aud Flints, Filming Lines Of various kinds,
Leads and Hooks, desp fea Leads and Lines.
Bellows. metal Tea Pots, writing Paper, wrap
ping paper by she resm, Bed Cords, Log Lines.
MARKINGS, feamea's Cheas, Oak Kegs holding
from one qsart to tx gslloss. Bsckeb: Coffee
aad Pepper ready ground Tor sfe asd num-
Der Of other Articles Hot mentioned. Captains
of veaels. asd others, may be iopplied on the
fhortea notice. asd every favor gratefully ac-
kao~iedged.
Newport, May 7, Isos. s4h
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

"HE petition Of Ehsabrfb Y4xsba. Of New
i port. in sse county Of Newport. wife Of
Nsfbsn Hsngbx, praying that. for the cauies
therein fa,ed. the bonds of marriage between
her, and her faid hufband, might be diIclved.
was. on this eighth day Of July 1907, lodged in
the Clerks office of the Supreme Judicial Court.
for the county of Newport -
This is TO give Notice. therefore, TO the
faid Nathan Vaasbs. and to all pefops concerH-
ed, that they appear at the Supreme Judicial
Coarr, TO be holden il faid Newport. in. and
for faid couaty Of Newport, on the fourth Moa-
day Of Ausuit next. thea aud there to ihsw
csufe. IF any they hsve) why the prayer Of faid
petitios ought not to be ersuted.
r. M. MUMFORD, CLERK.
Nsuvts~s. JsLy s. 1907. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
Ten Cents Rezudrd.

ID AN away from the fubicribsr. on the goth
IN Of June laa, an indented negro Boy. nsm-
ed JOSIAS CEsER, in the 10Th year Of hn
age, has fear OF buru on one of his Ri1s,
fhou ihiekfet fellow, had on furr hat, round
olive eoloured jacket aaa trowfsss any perioa
who will fecure him iu Jail, or return him 70
the fubfcribcr. ihaI. receive the above reward
Matters Of vefI,ls, and Others are bersby forbid
harboring. rpaing or employing him on penal
y of the law.
STEPHEN CONGDON.
Ns,fb King Es.Us. Jsly 5. Isoz. .e3ts
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T1Uenty Dollars Rcward.

ESERTED from Fort Wolcot,, this mo<-
H. ming, about two o'clock. the two follow
ing Soldiers, viz :---CHERI VOYART, q
Ftsochmao, about feet 10 or 1 inches high.
dark complexion. Mort black curly Hair. dark
eyes had on round Hat, Uniform Coat, bound
with Yellow binding. White cloth Vef, and
Rueia Sheeting Pantaloons. RED
WOOD. an Engiiihmsn. about s feet 10 inches
high, dark conplexion. lhot black Hair. fprsks
brokeo Eashih had on a rosud Hat. Uniform
Coar, white Jeans Yea, and wnirc Rsfia Sheet
log psntafoons. Whoever takes up and fecures
fad Dc!er,ers, in any Goal. or delivers them to
the Commanding Officer at Fort Wolcott, in
the Harbour Of Newport, fhall receive the above
Reward. with all reafonable cxpences. or Tea
Dollars for either of them.
LLOYD REALL,
Csbfaix .f Arfdls,fs Csmmasdiss.
Fort Wolcolt. July i6. 1909.
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VKIHEREAS Ehsa6tfk Langley. Of New.
Wv port. in 'he County of Newport, wife
Of Grsrse LaYLcy, of faid Newport. did on The
hiteents day ot July, A. d. 1904. lodge in the
Clerks Office OF tAe SupEems Judicial Cour, tor
Eid County, her Petition, praying that for the
Issfons therein fsred. the bonds Of Marrisge
between her. sad her faid hufblnd. might be
da,lved. and q decree Of divorce promulgated {,
This is. therefore. to give Notice to the
Esid George Langley. and 20 all perloas concern
cd. TO appear a, the Supreme Judicial Cosrt.
To be holden al Newport. in and for faid Coun-
~, on the fourth Monday Of Auguft next. and
hew cauie If sny they have) why the prayer OF
faid Petition Cbeht not TO be granted.
P. M. MuMFORD. Clerk.
Nsa,pen, J1J i6, 1904.
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A Ii perfons who have any demands ssainh
1A the Ekate Of JANIS DYEs. late OF Mid
dletowu, dscesied, are hereby requsaed to Ex-
hibit them ,-snd thofe who are indebted to
faid eaate are requeaed TO make payment with
ous delay, TO
ELIZABETH DYER. Exreai,is.
hiddl<ssrox. Jxiy 4, t9o.. OF
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FO u N d.

VESTERDAY. fmsll Sum Of Money in
i Bank Bills. The owner proving property,
may have it sgaa by calling on the fubicriber,
after paying tor this advertisement.
JOSEPH w. PAUL.
N<1pSs,f. Jsiy 10.
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II great variety
T X u n K S

Frsx Dsilsr raj Cs~s, 10 8 Dollar,
To be fold. at ths Shoe Store Of THonAs
CoscrsHALL. next door North OF Mr..
Jamn Ta,.,'s Apothecary. Store.
<r TRUNKS fsrsifhod at faid Store, Of any
dimendon, % the fhortsa notice.
Newport, June s. rscr. S3d
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For Sale, BY tbe SuJlerijsr,
JAMAICA RUM BY the hogihead,
Ditto SUGAR by the hid. or barrel.
Ditto MOLASSES. all Of "A Quality.
JOHN MElN.
Cbveb- Lane, JaJ a, 1902. o4f