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F O y N d.,

About two months ince, SILVER
WATCH, with double cafe The
owner may have her by applying to MIR.
Jacob Leap and paying charges.
Jnne II. eo3t+
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IEFFEk SONIAN ECONOMY, !.
Orss bandfame quay Of P9y'ng an Oh
So E~,e11


Orss bandjame quay Of Pay'ng an aid
Friend.
Every .body knows that Duane the
alien. {upplies the public Offices at Waih-
inqton, with stationary. Three thoufand
reauls ofpaper. wene wanted, or pretended
70 70 be. Info large purchafe, econo-
INV would have dia ated lome attention to
the price But no-lMr. Duane is direct.
ed to lend the quantity required for which
he is told, before hand, he ihall receive
four dollars per ream. Duane immediate
ly lends to paper mill, and gets the pa
per al three dollars a rean. By this
purchaie which gave no more trouble than
to make the bargain with the mill, he
pocketed THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Why did not our economical adnlnifra-
ton apply TO the mill themselves or at
leaf make fome reafonablc terms with
Duane for the fupply ; and. not make him
this blind offer. The resfon IS plain
Mr. Duane was to be paid for pait lervices
with the money of the people and this
was the mode adopted 60, diichsrge the
mighty debt of gratitude due 10 this pa
triot. This fatement may be relied on !;
it came from Duane himieif, WHO boatted of
his good fortune; as we'll be might. A
wretch 70 bare of talents, ard 70 blated
in principles, ieldcm ,hrives 70 we'll, u1leis
it be under an administration 20 pure, 70
virtuous, and, above all, 70 republican as
ours.
Cez, y. s.
Tie letter, cf qpbieb The follozri4g is "a
tr4ry9ation, qcas refeived Aately BY agee-
tlealan til tbs city fyom bis eorrslpondeet
at tie Cape. Weqe qve uraegaamted
4Otb tie rsl3eRa5ze 0af5o,iy from
7oheace IT'S dsrired, ne lboald be frong-
y ircltged 10 5eiieVe il xotbiag more tkan
apiece Of mauvaife pleafanterie at the
rxfeacs Of tie late General IL Chief Ct
81. Domingo.
Nrzv- Yosk Editor.
-sstr4R Of letnr. from Cape. Francois,
dGted May Stb, 1902.
+" louiiaint came into town the day be-
lore yeaerday with the found of the trum-
pet, accompanied by about thirty negroes
On horieback. He alighted at.the Cap
tain Generals, and was de6red to walk ~
''alrs to his apartment. lie Clerc was nc,
Al home, having quarter Ct an hour be-
lore &c, eff in a row-boat TO wifi the fhip-
pug IN the harbour. General Boyer,
who rePreiented him, received tie Gerera
o. the Rebels with ali poflible civility, anc
ahPatched an exprefs 10 the. General il
lhist, who made an.@er that he woule
come lnitanay, and ieht orders TO givs
IouGain, bis dinner.
Immediately on entering the room
tnis Bugand fat himielf down, troubled
81 oHconceFted, and with much personal EN-.
aSrEaisnent. He, however, endeavoret
70 aaume an attitude fui,able TO his dieni.
81 y Rocking himfelf on his chair, will
t# Jas iapres hetwear, hip Iaoc 81 n %
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UlIe. o elvSt>1 SrOtIO1' Z. It
The Commercial Novelty of a French
Wet. Indiaihan, direct from the illand OF
Guadaloupe, arriving in April laf at Ant
werp, occaGoned great number of ipecu-
lations. It may not be amiis to recall TO
the memory of our readers, that fince the
figning of the Treaty Of Munaer, in 1913,
now upwards Of one hundred and fifty
years pait the navigation Of the Scheldt
being fhut, no Foreign vefel, or any craft
of burthen, was permitted to frequent this
great port, once the emporium of Nor
thern Europe.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28

Friends, Phipps, and eh'f Iris, Thorn
ton of Baltimore; ich'rs Two Friends Of
Beverly; Three Friends, Brigham, OF
Bottom. Spoke the pilo,-boat fch'r Per-
feverance, in the Mona. paGage, with the
American Conful on board, from St. Do
mingo to ST. Thomas. -
June IS. h.es
YeRerday the different Lodges of Free.
naGons in this city celebrated the feftival
of St. John agreeable 10 their annual suf-5
tom. The Misunderstanding aaembled at
Adams Hotel in the inignia of their ref
pettivc orders, a Proceilion was formed,
which accompanied ~ an excellent Band
of MudcI proceeded through fou'e of the
principal ttrse.s 10 Trinity Church, where
fu;tsbie Grafton was pronounced BY MIR.
Warrington Morton, ard Collection
made 70! the benefit of two benevolent So
cieties.
. Entered, brig Clio, Hanifer, Curacao !;
Lion, -, 1ortola fchr. Fox, Oats,
Richmond.
Cleared, nip Harmony, Dcwker, Fai-
mouth brig Canton, Cafe, Barcelona.
14rrivcd fncc onriaf.
Brig Lion, Murdoch, from Tortola.
Left there ihip Ocean, Blanchard, OF Port
land to fail for Aux Cages. June Il, in
lat. 81 60, long. Il 81, fpoke nip Olive,
Jordan, from Cape, Francois, bound TO
Portland, out 7 days. 10. ...-
At quarantine, brig Clio, from Curra-
cca. In lat. 80, long. 81 ~, fpoke brig
E,eono,a, bound TO baltimore from Aux.
Cages, out days. In lat. 80, 8, long.
o. 10, fpoke the Engliih ihip Mary,
bound from Jamaica to London, out II
days.
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Much might be faid On thi, iab;ea.

Much might be faid Gu this iabjea.
We forbear. 1t is in vain for Mr.. Jetfer-
ou's friends to plead example. Example,
were it in their favor, could net fanaion
wrong; bur PRECEDENT Wilmington found
the tate officers In place-he left them
there. Example is, therefore, asainit the
cafe in quefion. 1t is in vain to plead the
rig!t OF the Proficiency or of Congrefs to
do a, they have done. There is saft
deal of mitchell that both have an abiaraa
right, or rather Paess, 70 DO !; bur ,coqiei-
ence, pa,riotifn, houor forbid, and!.oasht
70 refrain them from doing it. 49,. -.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
alsraMorta arnfrttser.
MONDAY, JUNE IS.

ExtraR Of a Letter from Drla7uHre, TO q
gentleman Of The fyf rgpean6iZiy in
NrrUbu,yport, dated May II.
" went on Monday to an entertain
mcnt at ChriRiana Bridge, given to Mr..
Bayard, on his return from Warrington,
by a large and refPcdable company of his
friends. | Was much pleafed; for it ap-
pcared to me not mere idle pagentry, but
the genuine tribute of heartfelt gratitude
and affection. After dinner mort addrefs
was preiented to Mr.. Bayard, exprehive
of their fenfe of the value of his public fer
vices, and their earneit folicitude that he
would not now dsiert them. Mr.. Bayard's
reply which was entirely urPremeditated,
was modeR and dignihed. He obierved,
in anfwcr to their requef, that 1t mad been
his fixed determination, and that he had
expreiled it without reierve--to decline a
re- election but that having voluntarily
embarked in the cauGe OF his country, and
having uniformly experienced the mott Ii.
beral confidence of his conti,uents, he felt
under every obligation to bend his will to
theirs. Mr.. Bayard's private character is
no lefs intereaing than his public. Among
the federalifts of this fate he is alrpoit idol
lied: And fuch among the oppofte party,
is the idea OF his popularity, that their lead
or, Mr.. Rodney, declines fanding in com.
petition with him, tho they 70 recently
Rad the majority with them. There ap-
pears, within few weeks, to have been a
wonderful political change in this fate !;
and cur friends entertain full confidence
of completely retrieving the character of
Delaware, at the approaching Election.
This change has been produced, 1t Is TO be
iuppofed, on correct and proper principles.
Mir. Bayard obieryes that nothing has con-
tributed 70 much to it as the late election
in MaiTaetuistts. The citizens Of Kent
County gave M.. Baysrd an entertainment,
in Dover the week before laR. in Suaex,
one on a much larger fcale will be given
during the court in June. The enthufiafm
of The people on this fubjeei, is much in.
created by the difcoveryIpf a correspondence
of MIR. JefferGon with Mr.. Rodney, and o.
theirs of the party the Object of which is to
excite them to ufe their utmoR efforts to
diipIace Mr.. Bayard."
We yeaerday inherited without remark,
the advices from St. Domingo, via Balti-
more. They doubtless merit cbtesyaticn.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
Fran tie (CbA,lsam) Times.

ON THE DEArH OF Mrs. WASHINGTON.
Hark,! from Won Eacred dome, the folemn kneil,
In TOW vibration, tells the iadden'd plain,
Some dear DEPARTED friend is gone to fwe'i
The mum rous honof Death. trump liant train,
Each anxious heart demands its lof,to know,
Yet fhrinks TO hear eorfrn'd the nourI!ul
truth; - ~.9
I, frar., for virtue, age, the tear mutt flow,
Or, fall uponthe early grave Of youth.
The d;har. tar, who dares the hormy main,
Wakes in each brcaa the sympathetic iigh;
And friendAip tremblc' left th'tnianguined
Should tell where patriotic folders die.
Ri, fv;ft around fat flies tn 'hearr.rendng tale
AGAIN Deaths dart awakes nations woo;
Arain for Wilmington our grief, prevail,
Again for Warrington our tears oerflow.
O name by freedom, virtue, truth, reverb,
Dreaded by foes, by friends admired and
piov'd;
To us, by every patriot aa endeard--
Saw. can our tears express how much we lov'd.
But wherefore weep?-We rather ihould re-
And hail the hour which brings LIES belt re-
ward; -...
When the fnbn,ifiv. ChriRian hears GODS
voice,
And hates, in heaven to meet her Long
Lovd Lord. '
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
SALEM, lure II.

On Saturday lat, Capt. Daniel Store
arrived at Ncwbury- PORT from Point Pc
ire. He left that place on the 1t OF junc.
and fully confirms the account pIb!iihed
BY Captain Langdon, who arrived at iBoi-
ton on Thurfday, viz.-Thas Degrees
commanding the black troops a, the tort III
BafIare,re, lef. that fort on the night OF
the I'd Of May, whether by tra;agen or
eompulfon he cannot tell, and made a tud-
Den ruth at Point Pctrc, burning ard de-
Arcyirg ali tie plartationIin their way
The white army followed, and had ieve-
raj fkirniihes with them before their ar
rival at The Point, which was on the 27,h
or 18th, when they Lad very feverc en-
sagcmcnt, wherein the negroes were beat
en-, ard difperfci, lofns abou; 100 men,
and the rcxt day about 400 were taken
prii3nets s brought to the point, where
they we're Immediately lhot. Pelage was
f;1orl in command inthe white army, du-
ring the engagement. Capt. S. thinks
that tic buGneis will foon be fniLhcd ;
and vet from fome circumstances he menti.
ons, there is reaton to apprehend itlwil! NOT.
He informs that all Grand Tcrrc remained
qui:t, until the Gay he failed, when he Jaw
a number OF large fires ,i,cm which it IS
10 be feared the negroes on that quarter,
expecting tina, Delgres would be fucceisiul
have joined in the rebellion and if 70, it
will be very difficult thing to queli them.
However, this is only conjecture, and may
not be realized. The property they de-
ftroycd in their route from BaEa,eEre to
the Point mutt be very great, as they pals
through CaPe-tcrrc, where are fome OF the
larset and fneH plantations in the Hand.
Capt. Stone canno. lay whether the Plaata-
tion Negroes joined ,he inlursents.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
TRINIDAD, May II.

We learn with regret, accounts from
Tobsgo and Grenada, that great NOR
tally prevails in thofe iilands, particularly
among the chipping, ga circumaance iCays
the Grenada Gazetts) not only lamcnts-
bic but atoniihing efpecially as there ap-
pears to be no malignant: dileafe among
the Inhabitants"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
FOR LONDON DIRECT,
~ The BRITISH BRIG
ARAe T H 0 M A S,
S&3U&GS C.,:, nr.,urv ayne9ed m

.Xex. Captain Drewry, expected 10
fail in o or II days. A few Hhds. or
Tobacco would be received on freight, and
the ufual advance made upon it, if addreis-
ed to Thomas Middleton and COIN.
mediate application mutt be made to
ROBERT +. HOOE & Co.
Who have for fale excellent CLARET
in boxes of and dozen each; few
Parnazan CHEESES of a hyperion quail
ty, and quantity of Italian MARBLE
SLABS for Hearths. ''''. 80
Iune 28. q
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TO BE" SOLD
WITHOUT RESERVE,

On THURSDAY morning next at nine
o'clock, at the Market Square,;
A number of CATTLE, a
monga which are three COWS with their
Calves, two COWS in calf, fome hand
fome HEIFFERS, and a few young
STEERS. ALTO, full blcoded COLT,
ziing three years old, which may be iecn
previous to the fale, with his pedigree,
at M.. Morris fables.
THO. MOORE, Auar.
June IS. d3t+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
We have received by the brig Comet,

We have received by the brig Comet,
Charleiion papers to the 10th infant, in
eluIve. The Governor of South Carroll.
na iiiued ms proclamation on the 18th,
Eating thar he had good reafon TO fupPoie
iron reports officially made to him. that
a fever OF an alarming nature exits in f.
ycral ports Of the Welt Indies; he there
fore, by virtue of the powers vefed in
him for that putpOie, orders and directs
" that all veiiels entering the Fort OF
CharlcRon from Cadiz, or any port,
place, or illand in the Mediterranean, in
Tie WeR- Indies, or the Spaniih Main !;
or f.cm any poIt, place, OK illand in AZ
RIGA or America between the tropics or
from any other port or place where cen.
tasious Offenders prevail, or has recently
Prevailed, together with their crews ard
padeugers, be brought TO anchor a, Fer.
Iotrion, ard within TO greater diRance
than halt nile from the fame, there TO
be detained until examined by the pert
phyiician; and they are not to be releaied
tkercfrom, or TO be FILTERED to depart from
their mo"rines, until due permiflion be
given for their their proceeding to the ci-
~"
The officers to whom is committed the
execution OF thcie orders are called upon TO
be fritt and pure:usl; AMI all perions
concerned are, cautioned TO govern them
i>lvrs accordingly. q. ... s. .-
Arrived, brig Comet, Tcmbs, Char.
Teton; ich'r Bctley and Polly, Clark, St.
Domingo.
Cleared. ihip Charleiton. Wyer. ST..
Peterborough brig William, Coonels, Mar.
Unique; ilooP Duke Clarence, Priu, do.
Brig Comet, Tcmbs, ipoke the brig
The'is OF this port, ju& alter he GO, under
wav. .-'..
Sch'r Betiey and Polly, CLARK. from
ST.. Domingo, LETT there, brig RiGng
States, WiCkham, of New York fch'l
-, Shepherd, of DO; lh'r Two
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Pill. Gax.

!, Among the r,any inRi,utions Of France We
notice a School for Gardening, for theory and
praaiee, under Lemoihe at Paris. TIE fub.
eribersto the amuisEents Of the city Of Lyons
and TO the sGsnblies for dancing have engag-
ed to prsuuie che public ehariles, end have
received ssskn;iAsren from thes Council &c.
neral oflhe adm:Tn;ara,icn Of ehsrisies in the
city. Cen. Cicude Martin, born at Lyons,
who died in India, has left from his imnenle
riches the annual fun Of 10000 francs to
Lyons, for the aid Of Priioners for debt, and
has added capital Of $685. francs to the
Establishment Tor ehari'abl. purpoies. Pruffa
and RufIia invite INFO their capitals the
French Philosophers. tits laid they eonfume
annually in Germany 50 million gallons of
brandy, which will require FIVE times as many
gallens CT grain, and in the dinillery will
eonlune an immen(e quantity OF wood.
Lon.Pap.
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To be Rented,

The Houie in which l now
live, of which I have leafe for upwards
of three years from this time; the fitua-
tionis eligible and the Ilouie eommodious.
For terms apply to
Fairfax. areet, June I9, 81
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-28
NETWORK, lime "a.

The Vice Prefdent Of the United Safes,
his daughter, and Mrs. Ncibitt. arrived
here ycherday frcsl CharieGon in the brig
Comet. As they raiied Governors Hand
the tort faluted her with 10 guns, as a
mark of rcfpCtt to he iecond officer OF the
Government.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25
NEW GOODS.
ROBERT LAWTON

INFORMS the Public, and his Friends in
i particular. thar ne ha, jua received. a, bis
Store, oppoGte Mr. Tszvyrrd's Coh1e-H Heu'e,
Thanks. Street, an elegant Aaorncnt of
FajbionabLs Der CooDs,
adapted TO the feson--Ioo numerou. to psrticu-
iarizc in an advertisement. Thofe @ho will
plesfr to call a, his Store, he fstter. him!sh,
will find an iniuc-ment 70 pprchafc. as he 10 de-
rrnned TO diipOfe Of them al very redsced
prices.
N. B. He has alfo iua opened FIR fale. a
quantity of belt iy.@ Li~eus, ieven eigh'hs. and
yaid vide. by whoIcfale or retail.
bcss,ifui sGormens Of Lsieayi4g,. very cheap
Oeto6er. z3. 8ol. cSd
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& 2CLaA Il X BLISS,

TNFORMS BIZ jlyiend,. and ~. Ps5i,r. tbat Be
i IAi ,smoutd Iran B4sDe,'s ersasf, roitsr
d,vllrg- bO4ys belonging 70 Capt Caleb Gardner,
in 9hamerya yarSsf. fa,ne,y aee1piSa ty Copt. Wing
Spooner- be has far yJdle General ll0,s-
Ss.ns Of
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HEAR rEl

ITO be fold. and pogelfion given the sSth Of
l. Of March next, One Hundred and Filty
acres of Land ofthe fra quality. lying in South
Kingaown, Bottom Neck j-about half . mile
foulh Of Ca,dinfy's Fery. commonly known BY
the name Of the Bonnet farmland is bounded
q. follows : WeaerIy, pAItly on the Wetquague
pond; partly on land of Sineon Potter, and
partly on land Of George Brown :-Souiherly,
on the ocean - EaRerly, On the Narfsganict
Bay. and Norherly on land Of tile fubfcribct.
LIS local tuafioo is far preferable TO any IN isd
town.----It is well walled in Gx divilons,
with double wall. For 6fhing and fo~iiog,
none is hyperion 10 the State, the pond abound
ing witlrpesrch Of an excellent kind, and foa !
of a e,eat varicty.--1he beach affords an mex
hauA able foarce OF ics manure, fuch as rock &
rbbin weed, and fea carriI. II. re are two liy-
ing s5pripgs Of water on the Pren,s!es. An In
difpu able title will be given. and the mode Of
psymest made eaiy TO The purchaier The
terms may be known by applyiog 10
JOHN GARDINER.
South. Kme4ozUn, Dee. 8, 1904. tliI4tf
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The SWEETS Of FRIENDSHIP.

TT The grove,
Flow fyect when the nightingale hu9s from
When,thc moon is half hid DER the hill,
When nc,h,ne IS heard but the wbifpen OF love,
And the found OF the FAR dillant riIl.
How fsect With the fsicnd of our bofom to fray,
'Midft fcenes fuch as theic TO commune.
find quitting the glitter and butlc OF DAY,
Mend the heart. and the pafions at'una.
May this Of. be our lot, 10 wiidom divine,
,il.ll lead Us howcry way;
10 our morning Of fife fhsil m 4 brilliantly ihine
And our evening he cloud'e!s as day.
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On the Death Of a Touag Man.

r
WHEN torn from home, in locely ihade',
The pilgrim's doom'd to rove,
See now he lingcrs by the way,
Il To fcek tnc God be loves.
Hard by rilI. that rattlss by.
I've leen him Gt and hng.
And praife rhc God who reiArs on hieh,
And. the new feaions bIirG.
As by looely grove be rafs'd.
His dghs were rifng flow.
The rhunders. gliding from the arch,
Now iunk the youth as low.
His foul now up to Heav'n is eonr.
In peace with Chrf $ Icidc
Behold him now, in Hsav'nly garb,
BY God his fsthef's hde.
ROCHESTER ACADEMY.
December 1901.
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( 1aks, Notice.

WE the fnhicribers. having been appoint
Wv ed by the Court Of Probate for the
town of New. Shoreham. Commifioncrs to re-
ccive. examine, and adult she clsims Of the
creditors TO the private eAaie of N0fbzsisi Brgg',
late of New Shoreham. deceafed. repsvfcn,ed in.
Ioivent Give notice to all pcsions having
acmands againa iaid eaate, to bring them in to
either cf us. at cur respective dwellings, within
nine months ffom the date bescUf, being the
time allowed by faid Cansf. y Iss
Sc JOHN GORTON, I Ce~ny.
NATHANIEL C.SANDS. ! 6ssrri.
I N. B. All perfons indebted 70 iaid ehase
are reqoeIted TO make immediate payment, to
BATHSHEBA BRIGGS, dimis tx,
Mf-e-Stsrr6s", Nsv. a6. 1904. rs
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TO BE LET.

a ND pogefioa given Immediately, = con-
"A venient two tory DweIling- Hoofe. on
the Long Wharf, bot . iew rods below the foot
Of the Parade. For terms. apply to
WILLIAM RYAN.
Newport, Dee. 10, 1907. nsg
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Welt India Goods :


.iu0rg oibe,,. are ibe jsi.qoing S,ticles, ris.
,Braa9y. Wselneia Pnn. 4tb syosf do. Gis.,
Neac- England R4u, Wmrsf dEtrn, km2, Ne
.IeDSi. Loaf e B,oqvn Sugar. ceSie. Tea, Sr
pdpioas Aisdf. Chocolate. RajGas, Psppt,. AJrial.
Cin~amor, Ns,mrg,. fiaa,. R,e ard isaiaa
Meal, Rw,er. Cbeek. Sosb. and Candle pa,i- /,
osst;nds n Cfg6 W0ve. Jbsve Hare, Kaivef, ,osf
fs,as. J4,4 Kaioff, Psa. Kmo(,. ia,el aadLman
Speou,. Cbcf LstSs and f,ies. C,otke,y aud Ttx
War, 9se,, Hafeben- and Het. Mra's o9d Bszg
S5cts, Corkt. Byigfose. Lamptioek Siore Lins.
Lamp on. NPs<Vss,.l Sbef and Fluts, Fybiss
Liver " aovisns k,r4t, Leads, and Rook,, dt<pjEs
Lead, and Lises Bsiiasos. metal Tea fo,s. q0sa-
ing Paper, qo,appMg Sep,r ty sbe ,eam. Bskl
Co,df. Leg Lirrs, M~lixgs. ,famss,s Ck<a,,
OAK Kgs bOidhs j;sm one g4a,t 10 Er gallsr5.
Bntkeis. Cefee and Pspp<r rrsdy gygnsd js1 NJ
ana q usmbe, cf ofber 4ytries rot mesfosei--s
I Captain Of vsGfh, asso,ber, me, de Gfpi,elm
fbf@o''es no'iee, nsd rsley .fassr gracefully ae-
ka0zvltdsed." ,-
Newport, MAY 7 1902. S4,s.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25

For. Sale en- ReaionabIe terms,
A Quantity of Window Frames and
Salhes, for 2 by 9 and 6. by 8 Glais.
Enquire of the Printer.
hsysfsi, Msy ab lsoz. ,a sou
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25

William Moore, jatn. eco.
nave FOR SALE,
4. s5eir STORE on ibs .fs,y Wba.f--s genera!
ADsyf,7Af Fl
GROCERIES,-S SHIP CHANDLERY,---
HARD WARE. &c.
Which they viii difp9fe of on as reafonable
terms a. at sny Store 10 Neeport, by whole
fac and retsil--smong which are ,i,S follow
ing articles :-----
40 Hhas. good retail S,ranifh aote INDIGO
: ing MOLASSES, CASolA,
Holland GIN. ALLUM. SNIFF,
Wen-Iadis RUM, BRlMSTONE,
BRANDY, Woo & Cotton Cards.
Loaf & brownSUGAR TOBACCO,
Hyfor. kin, Souchong, by 9 GLASS,
asd Bohea TEAS, COrTON WOOL,
COFFEE, GINGER, German aud blitef'd
PEPPER. sPlMEN- STEEL,
+ 10, STARCH, NAiLS--shorred,
Cattle & NY. SOAP, GLASS WARE,
MUSTARD, tLOUR, CANDLES
COpPERAS, IONS adoned IRON.
Sherry VINE. per ron or handred,
MsIaga do. &c. &c. &c.
A great variety of DRY GOODS,
fui,sble for the ieaion.
Newport, Dec. 4. Soz. Ii4tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-12-25

The Laqps Of The Read.
THE laws OF the road are paradox quite,
For when you arc travelling along
II yon keep 10 the Letf you're fure to he Rig6f,
Ifyou keep to the Rybi you'Il be W'org.