davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-12
AIIENTWA!

WANTED to employ lll % p.
diately, for the benefit OF the oo'p m u
ginent of Virginia Militia 'w sa f
SICIANs; one TO teach the :. o''' n,fc
beats of the drum, the other 'Ds Vi cur.
Of the fife. Such perfons as arc Ns% ;u en-.
lifted for the above tuition, and W" W. ,ciI
gage to inltrutt the learners wiI'i h,,cch,
conhf of fifteen boys for eacn ~ ~ {,cn
fhall receive liberal comPen'a',,'bb h. Jaw
the lublcriber, who is authorized o W pf
to employ tutors and by the oG Gryise,
Enquiry, to pay them for 'he'i y
when performed. little,
4o,;l ,. Fairfax County. 1,~'l
Five tons Swedilh Bar haas has,
neatly drawn in fnall fiat and iqu1'S
and James River Coal, for iale y " ,,,,,
9Th Mo. IS. @
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-12

V3lIteU lOI41sW1UteIy,
A white or black woman, to
to do the honle work in a email family
Enquire of th. Printers.
May 10. d .
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-12
For Sale. or TO Rent.
June a..

THE urexpired leaie of a HOUSE and
LOT, on Queen freet, with BAKE,
HOUSE thereon The leafc has years
to run. The fand is good for bufnts,
and is we'll known, having been occupied
for a length of time by a baker. Forpar,
ticulars apply TO
THOMAS SIMMS,
Prince Rreet.
March 70. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-05

hfmed, the fpecuators OF Georgia and
ellewhere, who oyerrun this fate like
the catterpillars of Egypt begin now to
hang down their heads like bulrulh or
the weeping willow their fchemes are
frufrated, their hearts are detected, and a
melancholy gloom is yiGble on their cou.i-
tenance.
/" | would alto inform ycu thar COM
mltiioners were appointed 10 treat With
the Creek Indians in June lait, the obiea
of which has been effected about 1000
warriors came into Fort Wilkinfon over
the Occole rever, and then and there
gave up to our people large parcel of
land which they called The Talleiey
county, about iixty miles {guare, together
with the forks of the Ozone aud Oakmulge
rivers, about twenty miles broad and iixry
OF leyenty long, aud an Office il is expected
will be opened next ipring - The folders
warrants will be hrit laid, and drawn by
lottery for choice. The remainder of the
land is expected TO be laid Off for bona
hde citizens, and thofe who with 70 become
citizens of this fate will find il much TO
their p.oht. The emigration TO this fate
for many years paf has been very conGde-
rable-we have encreafed better than
SO, 900 citizens within the laa ten years,
and thoagh trade is lomewhar dull in all
the Rates at this time, yet We have Our
thare as we'll as our filter fta,es. BY re-
ferring to the exports of the Union, you
will find Georgia the fourth or fifth in
expectation. There are near $50 flores
in the town of Auguaa.
Boats can go down TO Savannah in fix
or feven days with 40 hoglheads of to-
bacco, and return In twenty days with
1900 bulhels OF fall, the difance being
aoout two hundred and eighty miles BY
water, ard by land one hundred ard TWEEN
-. There are twelve Counties in Geor-
gia above AuguRa, in which twelve hun
dred Mechanics, Of different branches,
would meet with great encouragement. +"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-05

the taking of the Battle and !. -.
was going to continue, when the felf in
failed CONSUL interrupted me, iaying,
with Sardonic fmile-" You know thar,
on former lplendid location, the cacklng
OF ges(e iaved the Capitol and Rome, bur
you have never heard that a Jingle goel.
was provided for by the then exiting Ma
eliirases OF the fra City in the World II
The furprihng change Of drefs among
cur bellies of iathion is admirably calcu-
lated to thew their patience; however,
when ladies' 60 half naked in Wister and
wrap themfelves up i'll furs in SKINNER,
their lovers may be apt to alcrbe il to
little Of that laR matrimonial ieafoning
called the pirH Of Contradiction.
A young man of the name of Neck was
married latt week in Deyonfhire to a
MisHerl,. They are now tied Neck and
HteA.
A certain delirious man went to meet
ing ona Sunday, & peace bly, feased him
felt. In lermon time locking around the
meeting homie, obierving iome of the
congregation leeping, ard being acct
dental armed with pocket full of rotten
apples, he drew them forth one by one,
ard taking good aim, let them fly Zap in
the faces oilhe lleeping chriitians. This
WAS repeated feyeral times, TO the no
flnall di.erGon of the audience. Bus
the parton obierviDg his conduit, deGred
the people to take care of that crazy
man, who infantry replied, Do you
mind your preaching, & I'Nktep The aogs
awake
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-05
lDubltr sale.

In Pursuance Of a Deed Of Trust
from 1essee Taylsy, dteeased, TO tbe sab-
u,iJer, made to secure debt due to THE
Bank of Alexaud, ia, will be fxpe/ed TO
sale, upsu The Premises, on Saturday the
4'b day Of December next,
THE FOLLOWING
Valuable Property.
a LOT Of Ground iituated ar the South Wei
~ corner of King and Pitt-Streets. extending
on Pi,t-Strect twenty feet, and thirty-three feet
eight inches and an half OH King Street; forty
three fee, of this lot on Ptt-Street has depth OF
lix;y lie feet eight and one half inches, and tho
remainder at the corner of King and Pitt-Streers
has depth Of thirty three feet, eight inches and
an half, including the Houfe now occupied BY
MI Edmund Denny.
Terms of lale, one third Of the purchafc money
in fix months one third in twelve months, and the
reldue IN eighteen months.
LUDWELL LEE, Trultec.
Nov. &. dds
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-05
SeraSs1rom Lonaoa f4per'.

A French Demoe,ut, who lately vifted
London, being aaaed by a qnondam &C
quaintance, why he had not applied tor a
Diplomatic ftuation 10 BoNAPARTE-
/" the Child & Champion of Jacobinifm, !"
on his aOimpii1n of the reins of Govern
ment very candidIy anfwered as fol.
lows -" When the Conful thrift himlelf
into power, / did wait on him, and | ak
ed him to appoin, me to the Embany Of
Ameyieal He wi.hcd to know my claims.
| replied, TIA, | had headed the mob at
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-05
THE PILGRIM.

THE PILGRIM.
Drop by drop the Angel pours,
Comfort every moment yours;
Guards the night and cheers the day..
Gently leading life away.
Every Object, every thought,
Sweetly feen, or kindly taught,
Dropping in this Gmple hearr,
Unieen happiness impart.
Tho the gloomy fhades Of night,
Hide the hills, obfcure the light,
Cheerful HOPE viii, kindly ray,
Drops Of comfort Gill convey.
Safely flowing down the tide,
Fen Ger oceans bofom wide,
Storms and tempefs ceale TO fear,
Drops of peace lhall meet you there.
Then ceafe to au,ter foolilh FEAR,
Sorrow, DARKNESS, dwell not here;
But LIGHT and COMFORT, drop by
drop,
Rai(e the hopeful fp;rits up.
Then banirh pIsc oNrENT's fad Pain,
PrErY ne'cr hoped in vain;
Drop by drop the Angel spours,
PnAcs, with VIRTUE mutt be yours.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-05
THE MODEL OF A WISE RE.
PUBLIC,

BEES, as from time immcmcrial, aao~
ciase together, for mutual benefit, and
live in republics. They are genuine prac-
tical republicans, who evince their public
and private virtues, not by noiie and
ielf. applauEe: tnt by lheir nf%tAl .-~~rtse>-
A people they are remarkable for their
i}eady habits and plain lober manners; &
for the republican virtues of indufry, fru-
gality and excellent economy. Il is with
them fanding law to punifh idlenefs and
difipation, in individuals, with baniih-
ment from their commonwealth. They
alto bring up their offspring to habits Of
indufry and fend them off TO live by
their own earnings and TO form new CO.
lonies, whenever they are ftrai;ened for
room, or their occupations are not needed
at home. Such is their genuine patriot
i'm, that they all diligently labour to pro-
mote the public interelt; and are never
feen to purdue any felhih plans of indivi-
dual monopoly. While they always unite,
with patriotic ardoul & undaunted cou-
rage, in defending their own republic,
they prudsntly abfain from intermeddling
with foreign politics.
Their government, like their cuftoms
and manners, has never been reyolutiona-
ry; for they have at this day the fame
political contribution, & the fame general
iyftem Of internal police, which they had,
at the time of old Efop. This remarka-
BILE circumlfance in their political hifory
may perhaps, be owing in great mea.
iare, to the following casles: Every
one minding his own bufnef, they have
among them no notify patriots, no anlbi-
tious demagogues, no contribution members,
no viGonary projectors of innovation;
and in the mean time, they always keep
in force wholefome alien-law, and are
very cautious of admitting foreigners, ola
turbulent character, to the rights of citi-
zenfhip. .Auts are ALTO good republicans
but inafmcuh as they are republicans OF
another clafs, and are accuaolned to diff
ferent kind of police, the Bees would be
extremely cautious of admitting them iud.
denly TO full participation of their civil
and municipal rights much les would
they be 70 infatuated as to employ an int,
however capable, 10 guard and manage
their aatioxal treaJu,es.
When Men fhall become as patriotic
andas prudent as Bees, tbey alto will be
able to maintain republican government,
and to render it perpetual.
5(Bazanet.J
There was time when our nation had
iome morals which the candidates for pab-
t,c c.yo,, ware ol,l;oed RI re{,,e9 alfho'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-05

,vines and tied in parse's, are to be i'm.
' '.r(.a in ,he ley, IN whith they are TO be
a e ~ hours and 10 be occaGonally turn
~ . ,hey are then 70 be waihed in a river,
~ y ,f,crwards boiled twelve hours Ia a
an ~ Of the fame kind Of ley, in which,
o ae'svsry iix,y fix pounds Of cotton thread,
T. ooua.'s foap have been diiiolved ; they
=. Yhsn TO be boiled The rsne length OF
~. IN folution Of foap and water only,
u '..0rding TO the former proportion ; after
Mich Mich they are again TO be waihed in the
;,.r and hang up in the air, Or laid on the
,,,s, TO dry as quickly as poflible. The
ss,,cefs for the hoiiery is hrnilar. The
b,ler mutt be made ofcopp.r, and always
v,ll cleaned after il has been uicd.
rs,ra9 fram tra4yqatioa Of an Orati0n,
aligtrsd at the fuu.rQf S6Jeqaeis u tie
hh Pope Prs ". BY the dreb61@op
dAG5is.
s&Gking Of TIE commencement o me f,f7e0
Recitation, The Orator IN tbeje animal
ed end eorrea terms, dejcribes the eAe-
mies eff DrViue Revslahou--
This was period, at which men
Of every clafs, wholly proHigate and
abandoned lin their principles and Pra-
dee, wan,only affirmed che once honored
name Of philosophers, a name, which they
NOW prollrute, 10 the moit criminal and ex-
cradle Of all purpoies; they laboured
70 deluds the uniformed multitude by the
,ielt arts, and TO miflead mankind from
The road of virtue and duty. No mears
were left uninterrupted to eradicate from
The minds of the faithful, the love OF the
Catholic religion, and their jealous at
nchment 10 its worihip nothing remain
eduntriej, TO afperfe the clerical character,
,ai to raife againit the prieit a load ofenvy,
all the arts OF pertuaiion were employed, to
incnlcate belief tnai COD never had an
exiRence that whatever ha.i been fad
concerning the Dei.y and Religion, con-
flied of abfuld and womaniih tales, which
philoiopher would be ATTAINED 10 admit :
thar the only hopes Of fafety, the only
means of happinels depended on a conyic-
ton, that lien were born with equal rights,
and that no one, whether Coo or man was
entitled TO govern them; that this was
the natural liberty of mankind, and that
il was TO be claimed and INDICATED with
the uimoG energy. This was the purpoic
Of thofe clanlelfine afiembiieS, formed by
ihameleis anu abandoned men, at ftated
times, and in fa,ed places; this was the
tendency, the Object of innumerable pro-
dutiions, which ifiued from the lurking
holes OF impisty, TO potion the minds OF
men, and which, 10 promote this neiarious
plan, were recommended by all the blan-
dilhments of novelty, and all the leduttive
arts of eloquence; this was the real de-
fgn, the manifeR view of this new Philo-
fophy, which has aiHuGed its phrenzy over
all Europe
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-05

they happened 70 have none Of their own.
Hiring ibellcrs 10 lie down good mem,
characters would not have been tolerated
70 years ago. Ambitious men, the mott
deititute of principles, would have thought
1t decent TO AIT with rather more careful
reference 10 the fentiments of the decent
and uncorrup,ed part Of fociety. A fala-
ry Of 5 or Goo dollars TO ihr editor OF the
Nn5ioa0l Gazette, fix thouiand dollar
job tor The 441rota man, far office for
Bifhop, preien1s and pardon for Callen-
der'sPyglpeG before Us, public invita-
tion to the wretch Thomas Paine to come
here, and the offer eta public ihip 10 bring
the creature here, TO rriume his gfetnl la
bours, IS TOO much Tor any American to
bear, TOO much for any one TO learn with
out difgua, except Fauchet, who may
now triumph and fay, 1 told y0u IN.
What viii the old age of this republic
be, if il is thus early decrepid :"
Palladium
SWEET SYMPATHETIC sENsIBILITY.
SO, Mlls Hectic died this morn
ing OF corlumptlon. She was no more
ttaa feyenteen-a fweet girl.
All me is ihe dead Poor thing
Wbat's trxmpsf
The man is dead, my dears whom we
employed TO clear tie mouth OF the well
behind our houic, and which he fell inro.
Is ke,? | thought he could not recover.
Play q. Ita3e, mQaaM.
There were upwards Ct saur thouEard
killed in the lat engagement. How ma
ny chiIdleis parents are now il forrow!
All how many indeed !-Ibs odd trick
is oXr',.
The captain is now reduced 10 flch pc
verify, that | am told II would be charity
TO fend joint Of meat to his is,nily.
That's hard. II haze mia bsau, IN.
deed fir.
He fell on his head, and has been deliri-
Gus ever fince, and the ply fcians have no
hopes that he will ever recover the ufe of
his reaion.
Ga! | recoliea, he rode sgaina lone-
body-PAay 4-IpGde, 1.yaa flegle.
The prefpett TO ;hc poor this winter is
dreadful indeed. There will be power
tul appeal TO The feelings Of the rich.
Yes--ono really gives 70 much in cha
ty--I'H Aet- pell the nonne
George, madam, George, | am iorry
to FAY it, put an end TO his lie lait 1uci-
day.
You don't fay 60 I had tqyo ksnors in
my Oqun hand.
Yes; and as lnisfor,enes never come "a
lone his mother and filter are in fate of
difradion.
Dear me that's bad. Single, dss5ls,
and The RIB.
The .toAo7vmg /v<et r6aDFon Of Fxf6ihty
IS eotied fran n Lmaon paper.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-05
aleran0rta Guoertigar.
We are de6red to mention that
there will be no market on
Sundays from this time I'LL
the 1T CT April next.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER s.

fxyaa ofa ttrr fran a gentleman, de-
ted Cape Fr41cois, n Ofober, 70 bis
friend in PHILADELPHIA.
You never law ST. Domingo In iuch
a Gtuation as at pretent this perhaps is
the mott critical moment It has ever ex-
psrienced-T Tie affair Of the Brigands is
much more ferrous than | thought 1t would
have been. We are literally fhut up In
the town, and it is probable we ihall con.
time in that fituation] until more folders
and mere money arrive. The Brigands
are burning cloic arround us-all commu-
nication with the country is topped. and
money growing fcarce every day-No
!ale for dry goods of any diicrlPtion,
not even the mott favorite KIDD. Mar
kets dal!."
Estyaa ala le,ter fygm a gentleman in
WIkss C1xrty, Georgia, 10 hf5triend in
M9nmlgaryb, dated J4b IS, 1901.
SIR,
q ! have to inform you, that the COM
millicnsrs Of Georgia have fold the Yazoo
a. lands in the S. ". part Of that fate to
Songrcfs, for twelve hundred and fifty
,nouiand dollars, which has fruck a dead
y blow TO the land fpeculators in this
country. The governor of Georgia has
,00sencd the Legislature in order to rati-
y the fare, which met with but little
'ppoftioa. Eyer ince the iale was con-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-05

Nov. ). eo3r
THE Subscribers having .eitabnmeo
Houle at Alexandria, to tranlaet Be-
Gnefs under the Firm of JOHN VIZ S.
LEONAND & co. beg leave to folicis
the patronage Of their Friends.
They noqv e8sr far Sale, at tke;r Store, or
Merchant avb0r1,
900 tons Platter of Paris,
10 Hhds. Aux Cages MoIaaes,
4 tons Cordage, anorted,
II borrels Meis Beef, fit quality.
I3 kegs Rapee Snuff,
40 white oak Shocks,
trunk of Umbrellas,
900 balkets bef Havannah Segars,
With fundry other articles.
John w. LEONARD,
SAMUEL LEONARD,
WILLIAM EXLEY.
Nov. (. 60
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
BENJAMIN WAITE CASE,
PHYSICIAN

FbIoLe[ANe
LAS the pleajure Of prefenting to the Pub-
i Il lie, three additional proofs Of the fccsri,y
OF the KINE-POX againa the Small Pox -
Mr.. Henry Tew, fon Of Capt. Henry Tew
Mifs Polly woodman. apd Mifs Sally Goodfon.
who had been, at different periods, his patients
in the KIsr-Pox; the latter, more than four
teen months paf were. by permifIion Of the
Honorable Town Coupcil Of Newport, At his
requea. on the 18th of January isoz. admitted
into the Hofpital on CoaRer's Harbour, and
there Inoculated feveral times, by the Doctors
who attend there, with matter frefh from per-
fops then under full eruptions of the Small Pox,
and expoied TO lis consagion in various ways,
~ithout the leaf fymptom Of the difeaie. except
nighs inaamm,tions at the punetuns. whist'
fubGded in few days.
At the fame time, tx others who had been
saccinated, we're admitted into that hofpMsl,
and exhibited the fame proofs Of the efficacy oi
the KIxE-Pox. 10 preventing the Small Pox.
NsrvSen. Jan. 80, iSoa. iSh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

o." "NuMA." on the fotms,;on Of A
MILITARY School. In the United Stztes, IA
unavoidably deferred rill our next paper.
- The Communication upon the fsbjetf
of the late town meeting in Por,imou,h. which,
IN oer lait, we made mention Of as being defer-
rcd--upon mature confederation. we Think con-
taios rather too many pointed rasdions, and
too much ieveriry. Wiihirg. as we do, to heal
the wounds. which the ravings Of party have
inflicted, rather than TO open. and make them
bleed af'efh, j, is thought bea to omit them
altogether. truaing that the tranfaetion to which
they allude. is already fully undeIaood by the
Public. And that il the qaietude Of the town
OF Portfnouth has, by the clandeRinc manoeu-
vres OF few political defperadoes. been culpa-
b'y interrupted IL the rights of It's orderly ci-
tizens have been ahaanated 10 dilRuife. il is nor
well TO dicover fymptoms of irritation it were
better, sUben ibs matter IL xmlcrRsod, 10 ,ea a
fe4erSbk dspsnSsno 4tOa f5e PuBLIc SENSE OF
cTITuDE, AND Jusrfcs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

DIED. +" On the Sth day of Oaober
laR. on board the United States Frigate EGsx,
commanded by Capt. Bainbridge, now on a
cfuiie in the Mediterranean Seas, Lieut.. GaoRcE
WAsHiNcToN TRw, cldcf Son OF Col. Will
liam Tew, Of this town, in the 10th year Of his
Age.---By the early death Of this young Man.
who. with good fhare of understanding, poiIef-
fed generous, noble difpoGtion, and charaft-
ef untainted BY the too frequent extrsvseancies
Of youth, his country has loft capable, deferv-
ing. and fpirired cficer--his native town val
uabIe member, whc promifed fair to become an
ornament TO fociety-4and his. berea we'd and az
flitted Parents, Relatives and Friends, all that
their warmca Affection could with from con-
'tinuaoce of life. all thar expectation could
grant" ,'F
In this town. Mss. ELizABrrH CHILD,
widow of the late Mr.. jeremiah Child, aged
eighty FIVE years.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
Tsrseu IL

Jdrs0J f4s
Ms. Rsadolph from the Committee oi
Ways and Means. reported bill to prevent In
tru6o, on the public lands. and for other pur-
pofes, which was read twice, and referred to q
COMMITTEES of the whole on Monday next.
Mr.. Randolph, from the Committee oI
Ways and Means, reported bill making ap.
propriations for the iuppor Of government for
the year 1904 which was read twice. and re-
fcrred 20 Committee of the whole on tne n
Monday q February.
John FDawion from Virginia. appeared.
and took his feat.
k Jaxxay yts.
..f Mr.. Dawlon obferved that fnce he had
taken his feat in the Houie yeaerday. he had
snderfood that fome opinions had been expreil-
ed that there was contitrtional Incompatible
ty between that feat add she appointment which
he lately received from the Exccu,ive.--How-
ever he might be Rattered by thar appointment,
he was far from wifhing in the lead degree to
infringe that Conaitution, on the obferyaace of
which depended all our hsppinefs. He hoped,
therefore. that If there exited any objection, il
would be now offefed. that he might know the
ground on which he food.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
Si'tss slstsm. Of Newport.

VXIHEREAS Siss0 Sstsm, Of Newport.
Wv in the county Of Newport, wiic Of James
SIocum, Of the faid Newport. mariner. did. on
the twenty ninth day Of January, A. d. 1907,
lodge her Petition in the Clerks Office Of the
Supreme Judicial Court. for the county sfore-
faid, praying for divers capfes therein fet forth,
that the bond Of marriage. between her sod bef
faid huiband, may be diGolved, and decree Of
divorce from the bond aforefaid promulgated
This 10 TO give notice 70 the faid James SIo-
cum, and to all other perfons concerned. 10 ar
pear At the nexs Supreme Judicisi Court, to be
holden at Newport, within and for faid county,
on the 6ra Monday Of Mach next, and fhew
csufs, vhy the prayer Of hid petition mould
not be granted.
EansG, B. B.HAZARD, Cifrk.
Newport, January s9, 1904. Isto
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

About o'clock in the morning Of Tucf-
day lat, the large two aory Dwelling Houfe of
Mr.. Aaros Bsarn, inn-keeper at BrAoI. was
diicovered to be on FIRE, which 6rit made It's ap-
Pearance through the roof but the u'moa ex-
ertions OF the citizens were in vain. IL was
very foon reduced to afhes. Several articles OF
furniture, bedding. &c. were, however. pre-
ferved. The Ladies Of BriaoI. il is faid tand
much TO their Aonor) formed line TO the water,
and returned the empty buckets. IL is not at-
certained in what manner the fire was CON-
municsted.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
y EAL Port Wine. in quarter and half quar-.

u EAL Port Wine, in quarter and half quar-
IN ter Caks. fb7
Malaga ditto ditto.
80 Caks RaiGn,.
40 Boxes Mufca,cl ditto.
10 ditto Jordan fhellcd Almonds.
40 Jars Malaga Grapes.
Turkey Figs OF the niccf quality.
Malaga ditto in trails.
10 Cape, Creme dc Noyau Cordial.
Butt Currants.
Prime Nutmcgs--Mace---C loves--.C Cafia.-.
Cinnamon.
Msdeirs Citron.
India Preiervcs in Jars, viz. Gioger--Citron--.
Lemon and Lime.
The ab9ve Arsieiss are Of fbt Lafea Imbsriafiss.
"A l. 5 O.
few Pnncheons Antigua Rum,
Black Pepper ia bags.
Bet green Coffee ditto. %
Kegs Of Engliih Muaard.
Salt Petre by the cwt.
Wrapping. Paper per ream.
Spaniih Flote-Frnch s. Carolina Indigo. &c.
For Sale, by
HAZARD Il GARDNER.
Newport. Jan. ae, 1909. lS,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

CONTAINING about Two Hundred acres
~ of excellent land, well wooded & watefed,
fotablc for Plowirg, Paaaring, and Moving.
with good Orchard that will make Gxty OF
fcyenty barrels of Cider 10 q bearing year
Alfo. a convenient y yelling. Houfe. Two Barnss
Corn Houfe, Cheefe Houie, Blackfmiih's Shop,
&c. thereon. For Terms, apply TO
SAMUEL LEWIS, on the premifes.
N. B. Said FARM is ltuated about fifteen
miles wcR from WEXFORD, aud ono mile from
the Ten Rod Road and there Is alto public
road leading through faid Farm.
Ersfrr, Jan. 20. 1901. i8h