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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
ADVERTISEMENT L.

THE Subscribers having com
menced buGnefs in tie houie lately occu-
pied by Mr.. George n. Lyles, ca Fairfax
Greet. in the town of Alexandria, beg
leave TO inform their friends and toe pub.
lie, that they have for fale, DRY GOODS,
IAPANED WARE and GROCERIES,
and daily expect a complete aaortment OF
CASTINGS, which they will diflofe OF
at the mott reduced prices for Cath, Flour
or Tobacco.
THOMAS L. WAsHINcroN & Co.
N. B. They will alto t.anfaa bufref
on conmiilion, ard take the liberty OF
scquain,ing thofe who ray favour them
with their confidence, that they will en-
deavour to merit the truit repofed in them,
by faithful attention TO their interea.
Nov. e. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
For SALE, or RENT,
THE STORE / have occu

! II = - OINl1 = IIstVC OSCt'-
pied for iomerime paa, ituated on Prince
Rreet, oppoh1e Col. Hooe's. There is nc
itand IN town more eligible or better cal
culated for carrying on an extcnGve wet
or dry Coed Bufnefs. The Cellar per-
fe6tly dry, with door at each end, will
hold one tlopfand barrels of Flour. -
Twenty. five hundred barrels may be TOW
ed upon IKE Prelniles without any incon-
venierce TO the occupant. For terms aP-
WILLIAM CXLEY.
December =. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
Ten Dollars Reward.

GTOLEN lately from the Subfcribe
NJ living near Potomac Run, 10 Stafford
county a BLACK MARE, about II hsnds
high. She had Star in her forekead, fame
white hairs on her neck, near tke fhoulder,
and three of her feet arc white above the
hoof. The Mare is old, but the was in
good order when taken away. Whoever
viii lecurc her, 70 that l get her again,
ihall receive the above Reward.
ROBERT BUCHANo f
Dec. dl2t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21

w >. NVAAAENIF
RESPECTFULLY Informs the citi-
zans Of alexandria, ard Others, that The
has taken the houfc adjoining 70 Col. Gil
pms, on King freeF, where Che will taks
a. ew gentlemen as boasdsfs, by The weeg,
month or year, on .eafarabIc terms.
Nov. II. cow3
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
WIN. HARTSHORNE,
Has jor SAX at bis qore 81 Ca. Hoofs
WbGy, Sc.
Q Pipes I London Market Ma

IIpCS LOlIuOlI NldiNSt 1Sio
deira Wine, four years old,
Pair Burr Mill Stonts, five fear diameter
1000 Bufhes l.M.bon Salt, tirft quality,
IS Tons Swcdih Bar lrcn, fine drawn.
I8 Tons Phias. Go.
FirA quality Brown Sugar BY the g1lead
and barrel,
Philadelphia Lump and Loaf Sugar by 'hs
hogthead aid barrel. part in !oayes lot more
than lbs. each,
Platter Of Paris by the ton or buihel, s'Ys
Tobacco in kegs,
A few barrels Of new PORK and 3seE,rc 81
Hay ii bundles about AGO los. eaeh, MD
For Sax, or Rem, j, aisI
A few Lots IN good lIfpations on Fair;;,r.,
Wilkes, Pr;pce and Waiaiasson Streets. ~.
Alo, ioy Sale, n
A three foFy Brilk siorfe, on King, nea
Fairfax Street,, very good itsnd ior Duaatf'.
Wantsd, 8
Two or three JoUgNf YMEN CooPERs.
to WHORE good wages and coaaant cnploy.will
be given .. his mil. q
Dee. r3 gaai
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
SALE bp auatoa.
On WEDNESDAY,,


IT 10 s,el,ek, svM be lola at The Vrnaas
Sire, ibe corner Of King and O4ion
Stress.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Vlhifsy in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caks,
Wine in pipes and quarter caiks,
Mo!aaes in hhds.
Snear il hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap IN boxes,
Coffee in calks and bags,
Raifrs in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Prcad Cloths, lsiih Linens,
CaGimerss, Caiicoes,
Kerteys, lhEcads,
Coatino.. Chintzes,
Haii,licks. Bedreks,
Fesrnaught, Ozn.aoargs,'
Blaokets, Sewing o'iks,
planes Muffin and Muffin
NEGRO Cottons Hanakerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons. sc
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, faFi,seer.
Dec. II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21

BENZ. shREVE, Jun.
HASN'T reeriu<a, q qoili IelllonO
Is pipes Hol. Gin, 1T, I'd & 4th proof.
8 do. Barcelona Brandy, 4'h 40.
do. French do. do.
; bales Rudia Shee'ing,
100 pieces Bandanna Handkcrehiess,
10 Bales India Cotton
60 boxes treih Rains.
Dec. IS. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
Iult Received,

iult Received,
Ind far Sale ct THOMAS PAlIENs
Yudue Stare, at Tie corner Of King =
Uai0s Streets, a baadl6m< eDortment q
MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
CONSISTING OF
3 large handionle Sideboards,
fmall DO. 90.
ScIutoire and Book Cafe,
large fett Dining Tables,
pair Gard fables,
ladies' Scru,oires,
. Stand Tables,
I Breakfast do.
8 Quarter do.
Walh Stands.
Nov IS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21

I bavr ,sf recessed, bs P53eit
London particular Madeira
Five years old, ard which now offer
for iale.
Dec. II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
PUBLIC SALE.
+ o 5 * /. Is.

+ . r Sal e,
On the sd day Of 7aa5uary next, i
fair, moi, The next fir day, at Mr..
Audey/an's Nil on Degue run ia The
eoxaty Of Fairfax, lbe ysedae Of fbe
pe5/eaalseate eftbe hfe Gsve,al Gsoyge
Wgyl5Mgton, jet u4lald,
CONSISTING OF
Forty live MULES, upward. of thirty
OXEN, and a variety of plantation u,en-
fills, Wagons, Carts, Blackimith's Tools,
&c. Six months credit will be allowed,
the purchafer giving bond with approved
Sureties.
1t the /ame tine qviN Be hired, dxsiag tie
tie life Of Mrs. FRENCH
Forty or Fifty NEGROES.
TIE Executors 4eal let, for The Term Of one
lsu0 or three years,
A THREE STORY
BRICK HOUSE,
In the city Of Warrington, Gtuated
near the capitol, and adjoining the houle
now occupied by General Dearhorne.-
The tenant to lie at liberty to erect upon
the premifes, luch neceAary and permanent
Gus houfes and improvements as he may
think proper, provided the value thereof
does not exceed one years rent, from which
it will be deducted. For terms apply to
Mr.. Richard FORFEIT, in the city of Wafh-
ington, or TO Lawrence Lewis of Fairfax
county.
THE EXECUTORS.
Deccmbeil6. dds
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-21
ALSO,
u varsety of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARR
Superfine cloth and lSerfimeres,
Marrow Cloth, and klanncls,
Infh Linens, and Oznaburss,
Sail duck OF different qualities,
Chintzes and calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton ihawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing iliks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MiiRSTELLER,
Dec. II. Vendue- Matter.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-24

THE Subscribers to this Paper, who have

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-FOR SHE.

ON the fourth WEDNESDAY in the pre!ene
- Month (April) the Subicriber will
fell, at public auction, his LEASE. of Foue
Years from September laf, of the Cy9f5 Keys
IaVsrh, two Doors below the Cart Ronis,
IN the City OF Richmond, and give immediate
po0efiion.
There is attached to this tennerncst, a
good Stable, and veey large Lot of AND,
hewly-encloicd with Potts and Rails, GOOD
Garden, conlrnodious Yard, and Hen Houle
ne whole iohje6ted to Rent of 81 Dollars
per Hanam, to be paid Monthly Throughout
the whole Term OF the Leafe, which is Seven
Dollars PER M0atd, The Buildings are all in
good Order; and all, except the Dwelling
houfe and Kitchen, put on the Place at TIE
Expence OF the Subicriber, which cor hin
upwards of One Hundred Pounds He wiI
tieat "!tn any Perion privately III the Inte-
rim.
There can be no Better Stand in this Git,
for nearly one third of each Month in thu
Year, being two Courts holden at the Court
Houie (which IS In Twenty Yards of tbs
Place in every Month, Eight of which are
Quarterly Courts, that hold Six DAYS each
Should the PerEon who purchafes viii, &c
purchafc a Quantity Of flitabie Furniture.
the Snbfc:ribeT viii fupply thetn as it Rands in
the Houit.
NATHANIEL CHILDERS.
Rie6m0nd, APrH 7.b, 1905.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-24
The Laws Of Virginia,
TO BE PRINTED
By SAMUEL rLEASANTS, June
And HENRY PACE.

r MONG Jther nurerous ard important I'M
"A provemcnts in the p1opofed Rir5meDa Ed
zion Of g Tbs Bsvifc@ Co6s efthe Lazof If VIr~
g &inia," the following viii be pa tculagly at
tended to The Aa 2f AfcnbIy, fof convoking
the Convention Of this State, in Order TO difcuis
Che Queaion Of the Federal Contribution ;--i the
Law, refpc6tirg the Acceptance and Ratification
Of the Federal Sylteni ;--the Laws concerning Ca
nails, the P0t57y@ar, the Jaue5 Ri4yey, and Other
Companies.
This edition will alfo comprehend the Com
pact with the State Of ifaygiltaa, relreEling the
Riye7 Pafommoe; and, thzf regarding the Bound
airy between PeagGtVama, ard KeHpeky; with
other Additions, TOO numerUus fof interior in
this Place
Il has already been Hatej to the Public, ,hat
this Work viii colt oo,y SIX DOLLARS, clc-
gantly bound and lestered, in on large oaavo
Volume
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-24
Revifed Code.

THE Pa5JiGcy5 Of tie new es2ition Of
=" The REv%ED CoDE of TIE Laws Of
&c V1RoiNIA," had adgrtifs9 i5at The
.fg3itription fer this g0orE g5ns to elgje an
Tie mt Of li4arcb. Trey bove Inee j0md
u a@uJjsadis 70 keep Tie Sn55vfption opes
III further a0tice, as Z nglmbsy at 10pjs5 of
The printed pf'oPgta!s, e5bieb bnd Iesp ..snt
fnto The cOHa55y, for tie pn2p9s Of coller-
ting SHJtribey5, boge nat yet been re-
csived 6ack end q3btze The e1ftors nrs
accepting Of hts 9f Sn5jtri5ey57 firm d.
feregt parts IF tbe State, tbey IN nat caa-
ysdey ii as paoper 70 Gseline Tie 7cceptaA1s
q Nan;ej in Rtcbmog9.
1t bat already 6eey o5j5rvad, i5at tbis
sdjtiou 70iH be ychdsred mAnb mare Z. iaa-
bic hboH tbs }ormer, By tbs ad9fjioa q tbe
Statutes Of = PabEc nature Of EIGHT
J9ecssdjng Sc5i0n5. htbGfe, q cdafdsyabic
namber oftbe L41s,s, izjsrfe2 in Tie td5mer
sdition b4Ve IceH re5jiti, aiteysR, ri re-
peaied. Tbe q050ls aoiH Aoz9 be c1mpre-
beade9 9git5ia q .fagls 59dame, S9LSzea5
The pqlcG5r.5 q lie toy,aer e9iHo0 caa agJ
baVe reroarI 10 bem, et Ike csbearc a.
bwcbQfag ~, eatirs 6t51f Gbe Leg0s Of
nHfbe Jl5@7e- 5sJiOa5j Of 9a6ieb On in
me8t mGj0yiy arr eF n PriVate 8ataYs.
Ofcua1t, II .s 1rs 59toiJ agiHfersting 10
1ragiGrnte5, or LagQyeyJ; and befdes ID,
ex1cHcg II the paycbgf, tbEy are ofa VerJ
uRna8agSa6!s b9ik
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-24

So faying, The advanced TO the door. O
me back room upon the ground floor in
.ahlch Emily lay, but the moment it was
opened, inltead of waiting forth appear
ance or the mother, the bailiff entered
along With the girl.
Mrs Hammond looked up. Who are
you, faid fhe? Why do you come in
heree k1ullr! be QUIET
] nuG fpeak with t1l;fs Melvlle.
Indeed, 6;lt you rnhft not. Tell me
yonr bufnefs. The poor lady has been
Light headed al day. She is jut fallen
ailcep, and mutt not be diiturbed.
Thar IS no buiineis of mine. / mutt
obey orders.
| Orders? Whole orders? What is it
Y OF neana
Atthis moment Emily opened her
! eyes. What noife is that? I with you
would lct nae be quiet.
| Mlfs, ! want to lpeak with you.
have got writ againit you for eleven
hundred pound at the fuit Of lquire
Tyrrel.
Al thefc words borh Mrs. Ham
mond and Emily were dumb. The lat
ter VS. fcdrcely able to annex any mean
ing 20 the intelligence; and, though
I MIS-. Hammond was lomewhat better
acquainted with the fort Of language that
vas employed, yetin this itrange and IN
respected connection It was aiuaoh as rnyf-
Ercrious to her, as 70 poor Emily herfelC
| A writ How can fhe be in MIR.
Tyrrei's debt? a writ againft child!
Itisno Identification putting your q,lef-
tons TO US. We only DO as we are di-
re6tcd. There IS our authority Look
latin,
| Lord Almighty exclaimed Mrs.
Hammond, what does this mean? 1t is
Iimpodible Mr.. Tyrrel lhould have lent
! yoe.
| Good wonan, none Of your iabber 10
lis! Cannon you read3
This is ali trick This paper Is for
ged It IS vile contrivance to oct the
poor lady our offhe hands of thofc with
whom only lbe can be fafc. Proceed
uponit at your peril!
Ref you tontent; that is exactly what
we mem 70 do. Take 1t al my word,
We knew very well what we arc about.
Why, you would not tear her from her
bed? TELL you, he is in a high fever, fhe
is light headed; it would be dealt, TO re-
move heri You arc bailiAs are nor
You? You are NOT murdercrs?
The law tays nothing about thai.
We have orders to sake her fck or
veil We win do her no harm; ex-
ccP1 10 as We rn'if perform cur Office, be
it how Il viii.
Where would you take her ; What
is il yot mean TO do
To the county Jail. Bullock, 20, order
pof c.laife from the Griffin
Stay, ! FAY! Give no fucn orders I!
Want orly three hours; will fsnd Of
uefenger express to fquire Falkland,
and ] an fure he viii fatisfy you as 20 anf
harm rk3t can come to you, without lis
being hseelfary 10 take the poor lady to
Jail.
We have particular directions againf
that. We areBot at li5ery 20 lofs a mi
mute. Why are nos you gone? Order
the hories 70 be put % Immediately
Emily had l.itenc j to the courie Of this
convention, which he'd Sufficiently *
| planned t. her VIA ever was cnignaticaI
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-24

THE Subfcriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he has ,uft
received quantity Of - ''t'
Platter Of Paris,
of the very bet quality for manure. ,vb;,h
nc Propoies telling on Rcafonablc tie e.
thef ground or in the Stone.
CARSON HOLIDAY
Rr6Aond Ap,!i 9Th 1902.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-24
STEPHEN BROWN,
GUN MAKER,

From LOGDOK,
Mar roe OLD CITY 7AYfRN Edsin Street,
RICHMOND
n FAKES all forts Of Gems andPif ois in rlle hsaeft
1VA manner, and on the 'nofr reaionsble Ferns.
He re;urns THANKS his friends for their encop.
rageent, and informs them he continues 70 clean and
g<par cid Guns and rittois.
N B. Two apprentices waGiea A ffaall Pre-"
piu,p win be expsesd.
A9rH a2a. ES9s.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-24
CALEB WILLIAMS,

lcsntinusd from cur la&. ]
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-16

The ./oiierp'rg aynek is inten f,om an Engiy@
paper, and vDa1dtytnLb M1a,ofn erriam pop.
xlny do7unss Of ne tteeks and baiaaess.
1.-The Iarc election tor the county OF Cam
bridge was one OF the mot expenhve and bitter
Conte0s ever remembered. In the ceurie Of the
tcn days it lated. there were upwa wards Of 6.ooo.
expended Notwithstanding the atts of parI,a-
men, aeaina treating. it was agreed by each
party to allow certain number of houies 10 be
opeaed on each !de (; during the election there
wss as sdifgracefu icence OF drunkenuefs gor-
mandizing. and itrife, az ever was witnefed in
Covent garden. One man was thrown out Of a
two pair of fairs window, and feyea Others loft
their lives by exceGisc drinking and all this
for the honor Of Gsupg in Parliasent for 6x
wrecks | -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-16
NICOLAS GEFFROY.

Wafeb-Maker, in NeuYorf,
Las Cs.fanfJ su hand, ar ehlvm c6Srf-
L merf Of 4ea,vaafsd, and ee@msn Engiy5.
and GentvA Wafebes and Tune Pnees, aub,eb.be
7oW /eHsg reaj6va6it nrms.
lie aJS carrier on fbe
Goldfmith's s. Silverfmith's
Bgfn,G, in all its 6,aeess,, and h1s7ryt zrW
make, or repair, any hud Of JeaDelity. m tbe
seafsf fsto,sn.
He has Iikesife for Sale,
Wbolefale and Retail, all kinds Of I5ffzc-
shey. imported and Of lke iafsa fe,@iss5; ets.sn'
gold and 6ivry epaHis,n; !; .piafes ard 6,a,s s0r-
di5ficks plated ara B,hassia na- pen drfs.
J~aH /,po,dr and basgeo; Piafrd 6RS. EtrHs
and lp3r /; feo.freys /; eefe's azdi,saj. yRstefan3
iong, /; eSiiry zps,e sf all kmfs xski ard da,
ley giegs; Iadis, and g,sfirnsn's pseisf- bsels /;
d'DFsg-gieH0; [gpe~d rsDts; bo,jt-ub9s;
raz'''; Hsptir's janons ,ase,1 1f,sps; 6sa Beas-
{, bafs; t; teyfs~ev u oil t,sd'. f,ss L'sSs- ~sl
Pa,b; bsir- fslpde,; .ea,cb /; Ba,io:jses,, ard
yAgs' Slsrb'; speT@ jgao; 6ss Mosabos Z
Se''ebJEzf; arda g,eaf varst Of s,6r, a,iielss,
f's as~trsAs q is/tn an ddVsrfysmess.
Newport, May ',, 1904. I9tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-16
TO PRINTERS.

To PRINTERS.
Tor fsle, remarkably cheap for CAN, good
l. iiecoOd handy PRINTING PRESS. In.
qnire at rhe Office OF the Rhode. lland Repub-
hcsn.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-16
Nicholas Webfer.

INFORMS the Public, that he has opened a
l. GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. in
the houie Iste the property Of Mr.. Caleb Earl,
where be has for Sale a general aGprtment OF
WEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among Others, are the following articles
Rams Brady, Gin. Cherry Rum, MolafIes.
sloas, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Rsifns. Currents,
Pepper, Ginger. Alfpice. Cinnamon. Nuimegs,
Butter, chcefe, Candies, Onions, Tobacco,
snuff. Po@des and Shot, Lanp-Oil, Loaf and
Blown Sugars. sc. ----dLSO,
A general and extenfve variety of
Crockery and HARD Ware Mems and Women's
Shoes, &c. &c. with many other articles. too
:edioa, TO msntion all which will be fold al
the moa reduced prices.
Assrporf, Npv. sI. 1901. 6otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-16
TO BE SOLD.

n 7 II K W,
I YING in Exeter, STATE Of Rhode Iaand.
IL about SIX miles from Wiekfosk contain
log 80 acres Of good Land. with two Dwelling
Houfss, aud other out buildings. Ii may be
curchafed together, OF in ieparate d.yiGons.
Payment will be made eaiy. .-Alfs,
A ihare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acres of
excellent Land. For further particulars apply
10 PARDON TlLLINGHAST.
Exeter, Feb. IS. sotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-16
Bras FoundeYy.

THE fubfcribsr informs the public that he
i carries on the ,B'ais Fonndery bofnefi in
all its various branche', At his mop in Spring-
treet, nearly oppoGte Mr.. Jsbx Bas5ffr',.--
He aJ6 Maker and Rrpain
Houfe and Gun Locks. Thofe who may favor
him with their cuitom, may depend on punetu-
atty; and every favor will be acknowledged
by the pubIic's humble ieryanr,
WILLIAM TRICKETT,
Newport, Juen iS, 1907. ootf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-16
JOHN * Henry Caho0ns,
HAVE FOR SALE,
AT their STORE on Baniaes's Wharf,


AT their STORE on Baniaet's Wharf,
DRoWN SUGAR. BY fbe Sarrl 0, tax.
MoiqO;s, BY tbe bcslbead; FioH,, BY ,b1 6ar-
rel; Powder, BY tie caR Sbsa,biag-Patey, By
fbe 51na,sd; Cardiss, by ibe bex; I,os Cabos(
o; and gesa;xe SPANISH SEG4kS.-ALso,
HONE1T, by the barrel or gaiyon
-NtqO. 1o,k Soap, 6y ne box---Acg,o- HEAD 7o-
bseeo-Bef 4tb PREF Jamaica Rsm-I,ea
Sfoyes--Sah. Psie,d Hams-- Batier, and Hsg',
Lard, Se.----LIxEwIsR,
Liquors, Of toe beR kind, a
gerryai 4jgSrrmf~t--and vayioas other Arfteits
in fbe Groesy Lize--a eo~ftst dDOrsmtn ej
4cbieb by protsff 10 Be eonaastly SapPiied qcab.
a~s- MASTERS Of Packets, PaE
Engtv. .ye. may be Supplied ar J,'d Store. on
f5r ya5e,tca Nohee-4ohb any A,ticie fbty may
qOont---.aaI deir favor' graffaik Aeknsqv
LEGGED.
GREEN CHAIRS, bsr Dozen
Bar Iyov, per Has4ys1 zUL--Mtdiing, and Ger
ssi, per 6@yrcl----Osiori, per HasSyed bsxtbes,
or /naakiey gr2sfifies----L0 fF-SUG3kS, and
eayirty Of ibe 6sf sfIEiS.
Newport, Feb. 20, soz. 3I
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-16

ID ESPECTFULLY informs her friends and
N the pubic in general, that fhe carries on
rhe Timing baGnefs. in the South Shop Of the
fame Houfe where IL was carried on by her de-
ceafed huibsnd. She has at prcfeht on hand. a
large sGonmen, of TIN WARE. which hc
viii diipofe OF very cheap for Caih.
Thote prrtons who will pleafe 70 favor her
with their cuaon. may depend upon having
their work Faithfully Done, and the fmslleft fa-
vor win be gratefully acknowledged.
-" For faie as above, an Afostmcnt OF
JArPAsED WARE, Glsis Lamps, and Two
large franklin Stoves.
Newport. June 10, 1904. Sotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-16
Nathaniel Najon,

INFORMS the Public that he has commenc-
4 cd the TN PLHE Working Bu6neis, at
the houfe occupied by his father David Najss,
nearly cppohte the foot of the Church Lane,
where all kinds of Tin Ware is manufaetred in
the bea manner, and at the fhorteR notice, OF
the bcit materials. All orders for any kind of
Tin Ware, executed Immediately. Conaant
attendance given, aod the fmalIeft fsvors ac-
kaowledged.
Nt1Vt0rf, Jxxe z7, 1904. es,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-16
From the INDrrrxprNr CHkoNicLr.

STANZAs.
ADDRESSED TO THOMAS JEFFERSOl
PRrsrpEsr OF THE UNITED SrArEs.
N'ER the plain in beauty fnliing
~ See the aorEy clouds srilc,
Which. as it the light Icviling.
Hasg zvHb black the azure kics.
Bot ere yet another morning
Drink ,he col1 earth's dewy tear,
Light, in brighter brillisncr dasning.
Shall the dark horizon clear.
Thas with faIfehood's vilea aory,
JEFFERSON, in vain they try
To obicufe thy beams OF glory,
Sun like beams that ne'es can die.
Furious 6ends, wi,h iecsct flanders
All thtir noiome vapoon pocr,
Wiiie around in rapture wandefs
Every inieet Of the hour.
Haggard envy prone TO !sngu:fh,
Hate. from hfappontmenl born;
Vex'd ambition vca,s his anguilh,
Malice fniles, affecting fcom.
All in vain, fublimely riGng,
Truth mall DART her fervid ray,
AID. the iunmer clouds defpiGng.
Chafe rse enyious gloom away.
To 'hy active genius o1ing
That which dared proclaim her free.
Still with he o. freedom glowing.
BicA COLUMBIA henda 10 thee.
Like thy own Poiorvmae winding
Through the irrigated plain.
And atween the mountains hnding
Health and beauty in his train.
So. by godEke Truth protected,
Shall thy fame, The mind It's guide,
Flow with every charm collected,
And Iemain the PRorLa's PRIDE.
Firm and toa',ins as the mountains,
Crown'd with virtues virgin fnow,
Pure as natcre'i fai,eN fountains
That with i.,srkling bs.lIiance Aow.
Clear as lishr ~ben 6rn creased,
Chaiie as angels, guardian love,
And Oh wingsNof Time Glazed,
Leathels az himieit fhall prove.
THE SYBlI.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-16

D~HE Court of Probate for the TOW Of New-
i port, having appointed the fubicribsr,
comniilioners. TO examine the claims Of the cred.
isors 10 sbe efae OF WALTER EAsros, late oi
faid Ncsror, deccaled. reprefcntcd infolvent
aud twelve months beina allowed for tha, pur-
pofe :-Nosice IS hereby given to all perion,
having demands agaioR iaic eaare, 10 prios them
in TO either OF u, within jaid imc, or othexile
they will be prcciuded according TO Law.
EDMOND TOWNSEND, I Csm,rG.
THOMAS PEcKHAM. + Gsasn.
Or All perfons indebted to rid cfta,e, ar.
requefed TO make immediate payment to
MERlBETH EASTON,l
DAVID BUFFOM, ExleHt,ys.
JOHN SLOCUM,
Newport, 4th M. s, 1904. 9zG.