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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08

fhN'of ShFi - 49,
The vaccine committee Of the
medical Gociety at Paris has ad-
dreded, by authority Of the
minilter of the interior, a letter
to all the projects on the import
ance of incubation with the
cow-pox, and the nece1ity of
pra6tiGng it in all the depart
ments, where the ignorant alone
Gill oppcie the irtroduttion.
The preparations making by
the court of Spain, for the Jour
ney Of the royal family, will soft
it is faid feveral millions. Up
wards Of 400 carriages filled with
the paraphernalia of the court,
were dispatched from Madrid the
beginning Of Aug. The feaits
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08

Between the 9th and 18th of Auguf
s. packet boats entered the port of Ca Z.
las, having on board 79S pahengers (;
and SO Quilted the port, with sol paf-
fengers.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08

More than twelve thoufand
perionS have been luccelSfully
inoculated with the cow-pox in
the courGc Of the lalt ) months.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08

This morning arrived a mail
from Liibon. A letter from
a mercantile houfe dated the
goth ult. fays, "the alarm oc-
cafoned by the departure Of
Gen. Lafnes is at an end. The
day he let out dispatches were
tranlmitted TO Paris contai ming a
particular detail Of all the cir
cumitances that led to the late
misunderstanding. Bonaparte
mutt have received them before
Lafne's arrival /; and the Prince
regent and the whole court look
with confidence 10 the immedi-
ate appointment of new Pleni-
potentiary."
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-08

Gen. La Eayette.-The report
of his death is contradi6ted.-
He has retired from the cares
and fatigues of public life.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-29
No. {.

The fifth number of this eccentric pub
ucalion has juif made IT'S appearance ii
'0riits of a long critical examination Of
we Gene az Chr;fi4nilme Of M. Cha
'sauOrland; very interefing extract from
r ,as Letters of Count Lauragais, jui pub.
Hinsd, In which is 10 be found On enter
SiOlng picture of the characters ofChamp.
sr.'b the Academicisn, and the famous
|@syes. Scme extracts from NJ. Netker's
@a Views on Politics, a work not alto
s''nsr very favourable to Bonaparte's fyf-
l'@0t administration; fermcn in bur.
Sios 'eries, fuppofed to be preached by
aOoene to the returned Emigrants, abou,
4sii iubniflion and pliability. The Epbe-
||sss''aa,1rGebie, or the war between The
=. lsnch and Engliih newfpspers; a piece
~ q jokes of puns, and Of gsiety, OF
~ea we will contrive to give tranla-
Sn and diologue between the conduc
H. q l'Amg,gu, and an Italian Able,
s,1 hOise 10 Be juf coming from France,
en- ~ a iecret milton for bribing, or inAu-
s'ng BY threats. the Britiia prefs. In
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-29
PARIS, September Q.

A report prevails that the ex-general
La Fayette has died at one of his eitates
in Brio.
The iigning of the treaty of peace be-
tween France and the Porte, was announ-
ced the day before yeRerday at the the
aires. AT noon, difcharge of cannon
telfi6ed the pablo Joy on this happy G.
vent.
The reports from Switzerland are lefs
alarming.
A deputy from the lener cantons arrived
at Berne on the sd infant, requeiting from
government pa6port, and fafs couduta
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-29
BALTIMORE, OF. q.

Arrived, fchooner Edward, swain, 90
days from Martinique and 20 days i,o;r
Point Petre, Guadaioupe.
Left at the latter place, blig Loa;G,
Wheden, Helms, of Baltimore Hiram,
Donald, Of Philadelphia and Waiting
ton, capt. of New York. Sa.s
nothing in the bay but wka, has already
been reported.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-29

for tx dcpa,ies, wiieE. .ksil cantors FRO.
loie 10 iend to Bern. The fcqlesi WIS
granted.
General lie Clerc has fent to France an
American Tiger. II IS his in;eniion 70
fend iome enormous aliigatofs dried and
itutled. Oae has been tskeu 20 feet long
in tie POND CT NIarasoaae. Tbs ge'c.Al
has given orders 10 on officer on a ,ravei-
ling excufion through South America to
iend hin Vigogna ineep, llsmas, and eve
~ other kind O! animals, which, are not IN
the rational urleum. Should any vese-
table, mineral or animal productions be
found ia ST.. Domingo, which arc no, in
our national collections, general Lc C!crc
vii. do all in bis power TO procure ADD ior-
ward them.
September II.
Fl is announced. hat Sehaitisna, chief OF
! brigade, is to be fnt. by government TO
Aigiels. This is the fame cticer who
Carried the prelimioaries OF peace between
Farce and Turkey 10 Conitanrjrrp.e.
His miilionto the mott formidable & COM
mercial OF the barbarian powers, gives
room to fulpest that government is occu-
pied with plans beneficial rot city 10
France, but TO all tse .tatcs bordering C.:
the Mediterranean.
Four perfoas, oreof whom, was vera
about % years of age, after having been
eApoled yelterday Tor four hours at ,hc
Place de Grsve, were publicly branded o.
the risht shoulder with til letter =. fauf-
iaire) counterfeiter. I his Is ,be Art pu,;
iihmsnt os the kiad that has taken rl4>s in
France iince the abolition CT tie ancient
| pena. code.
The greatea aaiyiiy has prevailed a,
Oaend for forlnight pat, il gepaiting ihe
dykes, ane charging The b4ions CT thar
pot.
The Vaccine COMMITTEES Of the Med
cal Society of Paris, has adireesd, rs HE
authority of the miniiter OF Tie interior, ?
letter 10 all 'he projects On the importance
OF this method or lnocuation, and the nc
GETTY of pratti{ng it in Ill The depart,
| ments, where the ignorant alone fil op,
| pofe its introduction.
General Bcfnadotte, We anderGand, ar
| rived at Nancy the Sd ini. at len o'clo. K
( at night.
The queen Of Naples, with the prince(-
| ies, her daughters, and her numerous fuite,
| arrived at Naples the l7;h Aueia.
The preparations making by the court
of Spain, for the journey of the royal IA
| mily, will col, il is faid, teveral millions.
Upwards Of 400 carriages Eli with tic
paraphernalia OF the court, we;e difratch
ed from Madrid the beginnirg OF iuguh.
The leafs which are to t&kc place at Bar
celona viii sfecall by their ts4te and mag
nihcence, the ports ARD tournaments Of TIC
ancient kings OF Cattle and Icon.
The king Of Prullia has pEoriied ,oef-
tablilh in his dominions the !ccals5ized
bilbops, whole eaates have been ceded 10
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-29

Republicans majority Ct Gre in TIE AZ
ienbiy. TIE officers OF the fate are thoi-
en- in joint meeting @. the two hcries,
in wh:,a, # ali The members are pIeient,
there will lie tie. a SeEa,cr and Chief
luaiee OF The i;ase are to be elected THIS
tc.iicr, aud an election law tor members
OF Cungreis to be raasd, 70 that The .,Gion
is mere than ordinarily important. The
Republicans v.ii! be able TO prevent any
mitchell t;cm berg dcne. GaS. Us.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-29

Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,
nFFERS her grateful acknowledge
~ men;s to the citizens Of Alexandria
and the public generally, for the many ia
vors conferred on her in the line of her.
protection, fnce her fhort reGdence among
them, and informs them that Che propoles
returning to Philadelphia in about two
weeks until her removal fhe will be hap
py in executing any orders they may think
proper 10 honor her with.
She has an hand and will lsA at reduced
brNes,
SH A large and elegant aaortmen, of
Prints, Looking Glanes, &
GIRANDOLES.
OF. 20. ~
Cath given for rags.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-29
aIeranorla aD0erttsgr.
FRIDAY, OcToBER 20.

MARRIED laf evening by the Rev.
Mr.. MUIR-Mx. THOMAS TAYLOR to
Miss SALLY SHucK, both Of this place.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-29
!ourneYnen CooperS.

WANTED, by the sobfcriber, two
IOURNEYMEN COOPERS. Alfo, as
an Apprentice, Lad Of from II to 10
Years of Age, who Can write a tolerable
land, and has fome fmalI knowledge of
Accounts, to whom liberal encourage
,inent will be given.
CHARLES JAMESON.
OF. 40. d4r
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-29

NEw- JERsEY ELRcrFoN.
The following may be relied on as the
reiult Of TIE election in New Jeriey.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-29

BY this it appears the Demos have
majority OF enc in the Council, and the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
TO BE SOLD.

4 LOT Of Land. lying in Middletown. on
"A the main road Ieadiogto Bfiftol and How
land ferry about two miles from the State
Houfe in this town containing four acres
ALTO, another Lot. about halfa mile diasnt, con-
tanning twelve acres Of good land, allunder i'm
provement. Both Of fsid Lou are inclofed with
excclen, ftone wall. For terms. apply TO
JOSEPH PECKHAM.
= Newport, March II, 1904. 7Stf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
State of Rhode-l(land and Providence
Plantations.

Al
In GsxRRAL-AssEMBLY Fst,Hay SeDfor,
:. 81 II. ID. 1907.
AN ACT for limiting the time for bringing
iato the General rrcafury certain evidences
of the State debt, and for barring all future
claims.
DE ii enatstd BY fbs Gsxerui dDsmb5, and
ID BY tie axfbsyfy tbeyeef n is kers6y enatfsd,
Thar the holders OF the differen, kinds of State
Notes, Certificates, and other evidence OF debt
inued by this State, as named aud deic'ibed IN
thci aets OF January 1895. and June 1877, DC
and they arc hereby permitted to bring in the
fame 10 the General Treaiurer on or before the
fra day of January, A. ID. 1909. That the
General Treaiuret be and be is hereby author.
lied and direeted to receive the faid Notes, Ger
tificates, &c. and give the holders therefor his
Certificates in behalf of this - c, calculating
and adoiiing them on the fame principles as is
directed and de!cribcd in the aforeiaid Aets of
January i7os and June 1897.
AnS Be IL fa,tbey enaaed, That all Notes,
Certificates, aud other evidence of debt as be-
forenamed and dcfcribed in the Ads aforefaid.
that are not brought into the General. Treaiury
be and they are hereby declared oull add void,
and the holders of them are forever debarred
from receiving any comPenla,ion therefor.
Aad be il fav,bs, srnt7sd, That George
Chsmphn and Conaant Taber, Eiquires. with
the General. TIsafufsr, he and they arc heseby
appointed committee TO exsr,ine and decide
on al applications that arc made at the Trea-
fury for State Notes, by the heirs or legal Re-
prefcntativcs of the officers ard folders OF the
late revolutionary army, where the Note. have
been taken out Of the Treafury BY fraudulent
meaiurcs. 10 tAA gfy .g.a
Ind Be ii fayibe, mated, That this Ad be
publifhed, by the General. Treaiurer, in all the
News- papers in. this State, for Six weeks fuc-
ce1ively. Il fyrs eety,
ear Wine6,
.6i SAMUEL EDDY, Sse'y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
To be Sold,

A LO'r Of Land. ,con,aiuing upwards of ;
"A scses, ffoating Tanner & Warner Street,
with Houle, well 6nilhed paved Cellar; snd
falling well Of water. Alio. Stable and
Chile Houfr. r.--Likcwife for fale, Lot, 'front.'
inp Bsosi free, and Tanner Street. with large
colpmodious Dwelling Ionfe :; Shop, Stable,
and Chaife- Houfs. For terms; apply to :
2 & OLIVER READ.
Hfzgfrt, MarsI 80, 1894. INF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
Sail Making.

THE iublcribers having entered into partner
i fhip. under the hrm OF
Spooner and Durham,
hereby inform the Public. tina; they carry on the
Sail Making bu6asis, in its various BRANCHES.
at their Sail Loft, on the whatf of the late Gen.
John Mslbone, at the South part of the town..
'Thofe who may favor them with their cuit,m.
may depend on puuttuaity and difpatch. All
favors will be gratefully acknowledged, by
WING .SPOONER, I'D.
CHARLESC. DUNHAM.
Newport, April 8, 1902. 79tt
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
State ofRbode- Nand, Mareb 40, 1907.

State ofRbode- Wand, Mareb 40, 1902.
THE creditors Of Abiai Brorun, of South
i Kingaown, in the county of Warrington.
are hereby notified to appear at the General
Afrembly of the State atorefaid. on the hdt
Wednefday of May next, then and there TO nov
caufe tif any they have) why the prayer of his
petition for the benefit Of an att paHed at June
Selion, A. d. 1856. for the reiiet Of infoyenr
debtor, oughts not to be granted.
BY o,dsr,
B. HAZARD, Dep. See'v.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
FOR SALE, AT
". K. Mldsr's Book Store.

A BOUT goo Rolls PAPER HANGiNGS,
"A of lsf years flock. which viii b. fold at
coa. Alfo. this day received. and for fale as a
bove, very elegant aHortment OF PAPER
HANGlNGS of new Figures, which will be
fold at the mandatory price.
Nerepayf, APrd 3. 1901. 79h
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
Entertainment,

pY RICHARD BARKER. at the Houfe
ID formerly occupied by Capt. Roberts. Potter,
fgn of the Anchor, little iouth eat OF the State
Houie. whe,e Ladies' and Gentlemen may de-
pend on being accommodated to their iatisfac-
ton. Pundual attendance will be given, and all
favors gratefully acknowledged by the public's
obcdient lcryant,
RICHARD BARKER.
Newport, April 2. 1902. 7otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
Kitchen and HozOer Garden
S E f ID S,

Jxf imported from Londow, BY sbs Bip Neptune,
<eia MszD- York, zUayrHa,ed 10 Be ef tie isF
itGrs Greqvfb. toy .fals BY
MARY DUNBAR,
Oebefie Mr.. GEoRcE GIBBs'.-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
To be Sold,. or Let,

DY SAMUEL F. GARDNHR, two Lots OF
~ Land, 6tuared little TO the EaRwasd OF
Mr. Frastb Brisky's RopesWalk.
-ALSo-
For Sale, iu the Grocery line, MOLAS-
SES by the Hogfhead ;-SUGAR blythe Box;
-CROCKERY-W WARE by the Crate NE
gro head TOBACCO BY the Kcg;-4ooo VT.
Excellent CHEESE.
Ne4vpon. Apra s. 1904. 79h
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10

REM MOV AL.
Francis Anderfon,

TAKES this method to inform his cuaomcn,
i and the pubic at large, that be has re-
moved to his New Store, al the iouth iide OF
the market, on Newman's wharf. where he pro-
pofe, to carry on buGneh under the firm of
Asdsrtm g Heath:
He has the fame Afforment as before, and will
s.ll as low as can be purchafed IN the State. He
teturns his 6ncere thanks to his former cuttom-
sfs, and beg for Continuance oftheir iavop.
N. B. MsRers Of vcfFrls may be fuPpIied at
che fhor,eit notice, by calling attheir Store.
Nr4epsrf, Ma,b IS. 1904. 7Sh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
For Sale.

CEVERAL Lots Of Land lying between the
- Rev. MIR. Hopkin's Meeting Houfe. aud the
Ssone Mill, On Mill Strcet.--Enquire of
JOHN BANISTER.
Newport, March 10, 1902. 7o
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
Conne7,cnt Free Stone.

THE fublcribers inform the public, thar they
L will make Stone STovss of the franklin
conaruaion, which are fsid TO be far preferable
10 ,hole made Of Iron and viii furnilh them of
any dimenhon, on the ihor,ea notice, at their
Shop on Job Soearmaa's wharf.
-ALSO ,
They intend carrying on the Stone Cutting
BuGnefs, in its various branches, during the
Summer. EARL & CONE.
Newp,rf, Mareb AZ. 1904. 7S
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10

Sweet Marjoram,
Summer Savcry,
Double Partly,
Thyme and Sage,
Lavender,
Green Curlcd Endive,
Solid CeleIi,
Italian do.
Curled CIefs,
Broad. .leav'd Spanage,
Pickly-leav'd Do.
White Mutiard.
Early Dotch Turnip,
White Round DO.
Scarlet Beet,
Oraoge Carrot,
Scarlet Onion,
Large Parfnip,
Early frare Cucumber,
Long Pickly. DO.
Roman Cantelupe,
Naaartium,
Afparsgus,
Bufh and Long-neck
Squafh.
Twen.y forts Annual
and Biennial Flowers.
ROOTS:
Double Hyacinths,
Ranuneulus,
Anemonies.
a.. 7otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-10
La w S or 9Hk UNiO ~.
IrusLisaEp By AurHoRlrY.l
s1vENrH cosoRrss

SEVENTH CoNGREss
= IF ,bs
u N1TED STAT ES,
at ibtb fw JcI6sa. +
Begun and held at the Ci-
~ of Warrington, 10 the
Territory Of Columbia,
on Monday, the 7.h OF
December, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27
Far SALE, in Cad Repair, BY
THOMAS GREEN,

THE a,ge eommodom DzOril,zg- Ks.jt. IN
Z qVtieb he n0IO hvc,. in 7bamct :qye,t, mar
CARR. Fry a well eosa,raed large eorvruient
GO,s in fbe Jyoni, ,br ya,d and cellar qpeH baVrd,
a g0sd 7OrH Of qVate, mfbt cellar, and a tyqt,n
m ibe rayd.--Saa Hsat il 4peH IzorOn 10 be
omr Of the b5a fan6f in fo7Vn, fer tVe,y kind Of
bginsf u qpiH be[fnp at AaaDn ( u nor pre-
viogG Ggpgfd9J 'br " TtD,/day in May nr..
Said GREEN baVing on hand, oftbs
ia,5f imtufafiort, a eomShete qD5rtmrnt Of Esgh@
ard Inia Gs,dt, II dtttrmnrd nEH them fo,
,rad pay, ar fbr m5f ,edaced t,ie1.-ALso,
Said GREEN earngfy nVites all
(4rb Of 0(,iends and eyaonryJ, 7v6o baOt etrn
cee2axn, sy azy7rit mde6fed 10 hin, mo,e Or IcG,
6y 6osk, nofe or mortgage, 10 make payment a, oOa
az may be eosVen'tsi 9b,eioiJ fbyS yfanding
6yaa4 b,et msrfb, (ike rrFenay term Of c,tda;D
zvbRe be bote, bis gsad old f,tnd qViH continue
t6eir faU0,5, and NOT fay(dke bin nszc IN fbe de-
cline Of LJt. 10 7Ubsn be Gttoz,ly effyt bD CRATE
JRI acknowledgment for norifoid )avsrt, alytady
yeeefyrd 70, @ng JfricI sfhme Paf.
Newport, Ian. IS, 1902. I6I
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27
John & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR sALE.


AT their STORE on Banitsr's Wharf.
DRoWN sugar.. BY ID. barrel 0, bar;
Mola6SS, BY tbt begybead; tksr, BY THE bar
rel; PoqVae,, BY fbC ea&; Sbraibisg Paper. BY
fbs hundred; C0vGit,. BY ibe box; Irss Caboy).
@; and genuine SPANISH SEC IRS.-ALso.
HONEY, by THE barrel or gaIi0n
--NeqV. Tax Soap. By tbs bsx-Neg,o- Head To-
qsce0-BG 4fb Pref Jamaica RHm--I'Oa
StoUes--Ssh. Pesr,d Hamt--BEtfrr, and Heg's
Lard, 5e.--LIKswIsE,
LIQUORS, Of tbe beR kind, a
general ADsrtment-aui varion sf6rr Aysiri"
liz t5e Groeey Lima complete dD5nntm e
aObieb they tropss 10 Be eozRartJ Ss3Piied 4ohb.
sf MASTERS Of Packets, PaE
Enger,, &c. nay Be Supplied ar Jaid Store. on
ibe JSsyt1s Notice--4Ohb airy ArteLt fb.y may
qUonf-..an4 their FHusu g,atGfEIy AesnsaS-
ktged.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dozen
Bar Iyos, PER Hundred 4Ot.---Mdhags and Cor
neL. per barrei--ORi0as, per Ha@arSd baneb1,
or (naiker NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and
a va,ir1 If fbe 6of sfqEAS.
Newport. Feb. 20. ISoz. 3g
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27

p EAL PORT Wine, III quarter and half quar-
IN ter CsG:'.
Malaga duo ditto.
40 CsGSs Rains.
40 Boxes Muicasel di,ro.
10 ditto Jordan fhclied Almonds.
10 Jars Malaga Grapes.
Turkey Figs Of the nicef quality.
Malaga ditto in trails.
10 Cape, Creme de Noyau Cordial.
. Butt Currants.
Prime Nu,mes,-Mace--ClOve,---Csa Csais--
Cinnamon.
Madeira Citfon.
India Preferves in Jars. viz, Ginger-Ciuon--
Lemnn and Lime.
qke Gtove A,fiele' are IF tke iattR Importation.
"A L 5 O.
A few Punoheon, Antigua Rum,
Black Pepper in bags.
Bea green Coffee ditto.
Keg.of Englifh MaAaid.
Salt. Peue by the cwt.
Wrapping Paper per rean.
Spanllh Flo,e-Frnch * Carolina Indigo, sc.
For Sale, by
HAZARD e GARDNER.
Newpor', Jan. 40, 1907. ISd
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-27
John 4. ShazO, e Co.

INFORM the public iha, they have taken 4
l. Ghop next door but one North OF the Coffee
Hoofe, where they carry on the Watch Making
buGnef, in all It's branches and have for fae,
warranted and common Eagiih and Geneva
Watches, gold Necklaces, Glver tea and table
Spoons, Sog,t-Tongs, &c.-Lookine. GlaGes.
Tea. Trays, Waters, Drefing Cafes, P,a,ed and
Wooden Cations, Sufpender., Knives aud Forks.
Globe Andirons. Shovel and longs, brafs and
jlp2qnrd Lamps. C.ndleaick,, dart and CON-
mon Walking Sticks, Scotch. Rappee & Msks-
bau Snuff. Starch, Whiting Paper, Dutcn Qqiils,
Bntsnnis Coffee Pots sc. &c. Together with
an agoHment Of jewellery ard Periun-ry.
Ce@ giVrs far old GoII and Sdvt,.
- Pdne,usl attendance will We giver, and
the fmallef iayon grsteislIy acknowledged.
Neqgfsrf, FsS. IL. 7zf
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Ml& Z. FIRTH.
tMILLIxsR IN Nav. YoRK)

tMILLIKsR IN Nav YoRKl
ID f TURNS thanks 20 The Ladie, Of New
IN port aud It's vicinity, tor their paf fasors,
ana b.gs leave TO inform them, that her partaer
MyG MARI NOODLE,
ha, arrived at Mr.. AMss MunFoRD's. Sign
OF he Be-. Hive, Thames Street, where ihe will
reGle for iome months.--1'he Ladic, may have
their Millinery and Matchmaking done in the
mott .afhionao!e manner. at the ihorref notice.
and on reai,nab!e terms.-She will be regularly
fapplicd with rev patterns from England.
- Velvet and o.her Bonne,s. a. great va
tiety, may be had as above.
NezpIsn, FEB. 6. Iotii
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
3yf

-~ra,. g.. throws out his feet and tees in q
iingular manner. walking very wide. He is a
bold. daring fellow talks and laughs much.
and very loud he ipeaks Low Dutch and mid
ding good Engitb, sltho' he frequently gives
his words ths Datcb accent he is not 70 very
black az many OF The African F,ce he isan arch
fellow, & very active on farm. or on tie water.
Any perfOn who will take up faid negro.
and deliver him 10 his mater, or iecure him in
any goal 20 that hi, mater may get him again,
ihaII receive the above reward aud all reaionabIe
charges paid.
All Matters of yefIels and other perfons are
forbid taking away faid 0sve, or harbsrng
him at their peril. under the peualty of one hun
dred pounds. DAVID BANKS.
Nt7Da,k. Near Jeyfo, Feb. s, 1901.
N. B. The above negro has been feen at
Providence (R. L. ard at Lime in Connecticut,
but on being puriued. left that and IS now fup-
poied to be in fome other parts of the EaRern
States.
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DE gAIE
III tie Senate eftbs United States,

On MI. Brtcke~ri4ge',mofe I" repeai NE ,fa
teDsS Eeya S.DiOa. Jar q aess sy.a1'sG!isa y
sss Jsiniay s.)se~.
iCoNrIEuRp.l
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WEST.INDIA GOODS.

Among others. are the following articles
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Chery-Rum, Mosaiies,
Flour. Rye and Indian Meal, Tea, of various
kinds, Coffee, ChocoIa,e, RaiGn,, Cauenu.
Pepper, Ginger. Aifp,ce, Cinnamon. Nutmess,
Butter, Cheefe, Candies, Onions, Tooacco,
Snuff Powder and Shot, Liap-Oi, Loaf and
Brown Sugars. sc. ---ALSO,
A general and extenfive variety OF
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Women's
Shoes. &c. &c. with many other articles. TOO
tedious TO meotion all which viii be fold at
the moR reduced P'ice'.
Nszepoyt, Nov. Il. Slg
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Nicholas WebHer,

INFORMS the Psblic, that he has opened a
L GROCERY STORE in Broad Street, in
abs hooie la'e the property Of Mr.. Calt6 Earl.
where he ha, fot Sale general adortment of
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

A Ii perfons having any demand, asaina
"A the eaae of Lj,Gei HogEfflS. late of
Newport, deceaied, are dslred TO exhibit them
20 either of the fublcriber. for iet,lement; aud
oil thoie indebted TO faid efale, are reqaeled
20 MAKE immediate payment.
SARAH HoRsEFiRLD, ExFcEtrix.
TIMOTHY HoRsEYIELD Executor.
Newport, Feb. 40, iSoz. 71t75
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DrOUe Ub,

D'O0o ",
HN the fhore Of the fubfcriber, abon, halfa
~ mile from the Pier, in Point Judith, an
Oak BOAT.-1he owner may have il, by
proving property, and paving the exPenEe.
STEPHEN CHAMPLIN.
South Kirpaown, Feb. 70, 1902. 12t7S