davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-06
BALTIMORE, [uIy !.

Arrived this evening, hip Smailvooi
capt. Sanford, Iz3 days from Ba,,yn'
The Union, capt. Porter Of and for R.
.timorc, failed in company With the Small.
wood, parted off Java head the lohd
March. The fhip Fanny, capt MsAIH.
ter, of Philadelphia, failed with them i
England,
Left there fhips Columbia, Dixon, PHI
Iadelpilia; Providence, Taylor, do. Hen.
ry, Barton, Salem; and William, Fell,
ditto.
May y, lat. 10 s., long. II i, W.
fpoke chip Eliza, OF Bottom, capt. Jane,
Cdel, to Surinam, for CantoH, ont 90
days.
goth, lat. 6 81, s. long. II !, W.
fpoke aaip Sufannah, Of Hamhurgh, capt.
Crowd, from the LIE Of France, bouad to
Hamburger, who inforlned US that hip
Rebecca, capt. Deale, failed from Batavia
roth March, and Apollo, Thuraon, was
nearly ready to fail.
June 19, lat. IS, N. long. 50 IS, "
fpoke brig Venus, capt. Webb, from Phi
ladelphia bound TO Tobago, cut 20 days.
Arrived ichooner William, capt. Pit,
s DAYS from New Providence.
Arrived fch'r Hermione, capt. Shaw
Came gu, Of Havana June /, IN conpf'
with fch'r Nautilus, Bi(hop, for amala
through the cid Straights, and ieho0Fs
Chance, Welt, which lhe parted with tn
9th June eff Abacco, bound to aa'n
aIfo-after waiting on and off Hayann'
two months, in expectation OF beng PEI
,mitted to entel daily.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-06

on her homeward paEage from :. ),
cents, on the 10th Of May, in i. Va'
80, long. Is, was upiet in a verv az e. y
iquall and filled with water h.. 'svs
ed Charles Richards, being in the cab ,s'
the time, was unfortunately drown
After the mats, pumps, and par, sa y $
deck had given away, the fcacoasr r i, i
ed and the crew, after being ~ ,S y
wreck A. hours, were taken of H. H. !. u
ichooner Venus, ct Bermuda, Donna w y
Martinique, where lhe arrived en- thu r1 6 .
cfJune. Two Of the crew Of the I; ".
John came pafiengers in the cyn,b; .'''
e. Maykc's daVat Martiriqut-FJSsI
dollars /; LUMBER r.; FLOUR
BEEF II; PORK IS. y
The Minerva, captain Samuel p.,..
|of this po,r has arrived at Balsiu,. ~
days paaage. OFF the Cape, of Vi,o;,,,
fpoke the flip American Hero, from :,
lem for Alexandria, all well.
The franklin, Butts, st,his por, +,
arrived at Alexandria.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-06
TRANSACTIONS
F,1as French papers TO The z7fb Of Ap,a,
reeeived at CHARLTON.
BORDEAUX, April II.

TIE Principal commiDa,y Of the Marine 70
the Editor Of the Eebo.
Iiend you, citizen, copy of a difpateh
I have received from the nliniiter of the
marine, by which you will fee that the
government of rhe United States Of Anne
rica has decided that all the vefels offhat
nation, before they proceed to fea, fhall
be furnihed with a bill of health, Eating
the fate of the health of the inhabitants
of the port of departure and its neighbor-
. hood. You Twill remark, citizen, that
this dill patchis of the zsd of Pluyiofe laf,
February ~ and if l have not hitherto
given it publicity through the journals, it
was becauie ] had reafon 10 believe that
the government of the United States would
extend its hand to the execution of its or
ders; but the arrival of many American
veneIs without bills of health, proves to
me that the captains of that nation have
endeavoured to elude regulation ofwhich
the interef of humanity requires the COM
plete execution. Ipray you to inlert the
difpgteh here joined in your journal, as
we'll as the form of the bill of health, 10
that the merchants Of this port, by having
knowledge of 1t, may inform the owners
of yefels in the United States With whom
they correfpond, that they ought to direct
their captains to be very exact in fnrnilh-
ing themielyes with bills of health, feeling
that I lhall act with great frietnefs againf
all American yeHels, and they will have
to undergo quarantine, more or lels pro-
longed, in the Iiand of Patyras. Such
are the difpodtions agreed upon between
the French and American governments,
and cannot depart from them, particular
ly in the approaching feafon, which by rea-
ion Of the hot weather, requires the mott
active attention.
AucusTE BERGEvIo.
The Miujaer Of tbe Ma,mr and the Colo-
MES, to The Maritime Prefed at Rocb-
fart.
1 make known you, citizen prefea,
that the government OF the u. States OF
America has proviionally determined that
all the veRels of that nation, before they
proceed to fea, are bound to be furnithed
with bill! of health, making known the
fate of the public health in the port Of de-
parture and its neighborhood.
This meafure has for its object to fe-
cure American navisators from the delays
which they have lometimes iufered in on
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-06

rorts from the fuipicions too lightly foun-
ded. and under this view it alto intereas
the commerce Of France. Ifend you here
with printed copy Of the patent or Ger
f;6cate which is TO ,be delivered. This
certificate is to be fgned BY the collector
and naval officer, and is TO be legaliied by
the con,mi0ary Of commercial relations Or
confuls Of: the power to the ports OF which
the yelIel is bound, if there are any IN the
port of departure.
It's elential to remark, that IN the
United States there are no collectors but
in the following ports, VIZ Portimouth
in New Hamphire; Newbury. Port, oa-
lem, Beverly, Bottom, Ney-Port, ploy!-
dence, New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Norfolk, Wilmington, IN. G..
charleaon, Is. c. and Savannah, as theie
officers are at the head of their cufcms,
they are only at the mott important ports
in the Others, there is only naval OIL
GER: of ceurfe, the certificate will only
bear his fgnature. In thofe places where
Jazaretto,s are eGablifhed, the officers Of
health ihculd alto give their attefation.
r. e RI he honed that the congrefs in its
.n,ro,c,;no Cail;on. will make theie GER
tifcates obligatory, and will PATS laws re-
.1at;ve to health. In coniequence, / Invite
Won citizen pretea. 10 make this known
70 the administrators of the different ports,
in your department, and to require that
thew demand from every .yeael coming
from the e. S. this certificate, or the
b;Il ofhea,th with which they ought to
be f,rn;fhed. and TO regulate their adj
milton ;nto onr ports conformably there
20. and TO the laws eltabliihed relative
-.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-06
alsrsNDrla aoOfrti5ef.
TUESDAY, July 3.
Anniversary Of American mus
pendence. ;.

Il f.u,
Yesterday was obierved as day Of ;s fs I'LL !,
thi. town own, The ,;.s ws;a's TO 4: pss
1 DEBATING lsv, soc.s4r and number a,,e 81
reipeeessle citizens, where an sssS, Gs,r.di
and appropriate address was ,1 a' he So,
o ols,'I, church bu when they we're again q.
o f',sd ~''l BY a. Mr.. A. ". e1ay''1 The
member ofthe Debating S0c's. = GaG.
Warrington Society 'e :'5 = Lumber q
others, they partook Of an elssr tcsf
nsr,, after which the following =
were drank. ,rb;ch teach,
IS ufeful leaon to thoie wu0
~ and 70 ,hofe who feel opprelll0n.
!. The true fpitit OF 70; Warrington
dri in war, 6rlt in peace a'D
heart. a + nsae'y II bes s American, s
= 4
independence. h,,ve Patriots WV
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-06
NORFOLK, July 1.

Arrived the barque Mary capt. e0fo'''
~ days from Grenada. c..,a;,
Arrived the brig lnduafy, capt. S'a0o'''
40 days from Bourdeaux' T. -,
June aa, in lat. "a, "a, long W. ~ -
fpoke the brig juno. Of Nss- Lona0" y
Martinique, days oat. ,,oks
June IS, in lat. IS, 81, long ~ a 'P'h 10
the lhip v,gilant, capt. bdwe'' o ~. ,,,.
Hayre- de- Gace, from Baltimore a' =, g.,
The nip Herkiner, capt. Joy' 70 ''A
New York, the 10th May
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21
SERIOUS QUESTIONS 9 oBVIoUS
.ANSWENS.

Why did MIR. Jeferlon put i'op to le-
seral projections commenced by the go.
scrmcnt OF IKE L. States againG Will
am Dunn, now called Duane, iubjett
OF his Britannia 'naiefys
Dunn, uYcn his arrival in this country
prbliCAed libellous and fictitious yam
Ihlst agaiuR General Warrington, under
the fsrs,uI, ctiJsfYer Dwis 1t; lie vrote
VarSsyaYEs in the Aurora, in which
Wilmington WIS called nmGt,tr ard IL
whiIh tie DAY CT his retiring from tic pre-
Edenty ofthe United States Was proclaim
90 as a jubilee, becauie his name wcu.d no
longer lesslize corruption. THIS fame
Dunn has Gnce been The Fublither OF the
Aurora, which las not ceafed 10 libel
ne government, ard TO eulogize fuel
ren Is Lyon, Jefalon, Paine, Gal!atin,
&c. sc.
What lfJeEerfon had reluied 10 fcreen
this ftreisn miicreant from Disappointment
Icrounced assinit his crimes ty cur VIC.
.stcd ard iuiultsd lswsf
lie mi hs have tod rumher Of for IS
IS much more urYlcaiant TO Mr.. JefeI!on
'""" sc '~'d hv CALENDER as Dunn has
'sen more active anu ou,iyieaous than
x siieDder In the tervice Of Mr.. Jsae,lor.
II Is acknowledged that Mr.. yeferion
Y'ld a hundred dollars for the publication
ttEe Proipet Eefsre Us, ard that he
trrni.hed part ct the matter which was
incorporated into the work. II is not
s>ncwn no furnilhed the lies and Ebels
Incorporated into the Arrora, and j, is
not impofible that the information which
Duan. ccu.d turniih upon the iuhjea would
oe even more diirepursbl= TO Mr.. Jefer-
ion than TO violate the contribution by
Essening HIN f1o2 the laws Of the coun-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21

eution. General AsDR.ossI's work was
written with purity and elegance, and dh-
played much more. literary knowledge
THAN in general falls to the ihare OF militia
~ men.
i" When General CLARKE was fent up
on his infgnideant embaGy to Italy.
which was rather thought by the public
difgrace, General ANDRIossI fueceed.
ed him in the Office called .D<pet de la
.Gatr,z, where every paper and document
that may ferye to throw any light ppoa
the wars which Lave taken place du:ing
the revolution, are collected; and this no.
miaaion was highly approved Of. BY the
friends Of liberty in France but tho!e.
who were in the habits of intimacy, with
the ariNocratic FATTY, and the DirlGcr fer
foreign Affairs hinelt, cxr!taed eyiesnl
marks ct.t;natisfation.
,'E The Inhabitants Ct Orleans have ad-
drelI:d petition 10 government, iiened
by many thoufahds, 10 fo,icit that their
Biihop, BrsNr, may be transferred TO a.
mother See. They ground their ccm-
plants aeaina him upon The bloody ard
fanatic conduct Of thar prieA in the Ven,
dee, aud which they were enabled to al
certain freq. .he;s vicinity TO the theatre
OF his cruelty and folly"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21

r,--y, captain Blown, 10 fail in a few
-. S1iiel in company with the brig
Car captain Cox, for this port.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21
9IsranDrta advertiser.
SATURDAY, AUGUST II.

O. Sa,urioy iaA the New York was rut
in yonm;Gioa, and it is expettss that In
ne coIrfe Of two weeks from that day The
WI! ,. :ul.Y cq1i.pe@: for fea. When The
j,i9s the Mediterranean fquadron, CONNIE
lore Mouis wilI have under his command
The Chsi&2cs.,c, the Coafellation, the A.
dams, the BoAur, the New York and the
Ea;cr75if>. Iheic with the iqaadron VA
DIR the commaoi c; The Swet',h admiral,
will, J, IS conceived, be fualcieht TO protest
our commerce agsina TriPo!i and Marco
co. Mar. In.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21

ExiyaG oCa letter frsm semmoddre Morris
TO tie Secy::ay CT be Nnys, d0iF4 o.
tyaLtor Boy, Juye IS, Soz.
YcRerdsy Mr.. 5inpton, Conial from
the United States of America TO the
coxt of Morocco, arrived az Gibraltar,
from Taogier. The Emperor ct Niorocco
has forced him from his dOminions and de-
Glazed war againa the United States.
This circumRance have made known 20
the American miDiaers At London, Paris
and Madrid, in order hat they night ac-
QUAINT the Americans bound 10 tie Ntedi-
tslIancan thereai,b, recommending that
they hou!l reQiez,oqs at Cadi1, where
they G2ould receive as frequent conway as
our fquadron could aacId. Should you
make ihe above known to The merchants
in America, directing them 10 repair to
Cadiz, before they enter the traits mouth
l will call frequently and tase thcn under
convey.
TIE foHs7vias ii a eqty ga Ci'e@!1H' notice
givsr y Mr.. Simt|9z, Ia TIE Csg'Als in
:bs PTiHrib<! jta- part t.evsi ~ Eareft.
CIRCULAR.
Ci6'a''Gr, Jans IS, lSo7.
SIR,
1havc to srqlairt you thar the Cover
nor OF Tsngiers, in coniequence of orders
from his Imperial majeEy, Mully SolimAn,
has Compelled me to retire lrem that coun-
try, his najeity having declared war a.
Cainf The United States OF America. You
viii be pleaied by every means in your
power, 10 make It's event known to ali
the citizens Of the United States that may
te within your tilt,itt, and to caution ali
matters of our merchant yedels to be very
careful to avoid the Moors cruifers, eiFe.
Cialy in and near The Gratis of Gibraltsr,
whe;c it is highly probable they will have
mary imail armed boats.
l am with reipeH,
Sir, your mott OBJ. fervant,
(Sisncdl JAMES SIMPSON.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21
FIRST NOTICE.
III The cafe Il JOHN B. ARMsrEAD, a
BaHkyabt.

III the cafe It john B. ARMsrEAD, a
BaHk,xbt.
WHEREAS Commiaion of Bankruptcy,
founded upon the Act of Congtefs of the
United States, paGed on the 4th day Of
April, 1900, entitled I" An Act to eHab-
Ilh an uniform fylem Of Bankruptc"
throughout the United States" has been
awarded and ifrusd againit 3'obn 3. Hrm-
feud Of the county of Loudoun, merchant;
and he being declared a Bankrupt, Is
hereby required TO iurrehder himfelf to the
Commiiioners IL the faid Commifiion nam
ed, or major part Of them, on the LAT
Wednesday IN September next, and OH
the frR and lecond Wedneidays in Odo-
ter following, at the houie of Mr.. Lay.
in the town of MiddlebuIg (Loudoun
County, at 2 o'clock on each day, and
make . full dilcovery and difcIofu1e Of bin
eGate and effects, when and where his
creditors are to come prepared to Prove
their debts; at the fecond FITTING to chaie
silignees, and at the lat fitting, the faid
Bankrupt is deGred to fnih his exsmiha-
ton, and his creditors arc to sfent to,
or diiient from tie allowance Of his eer-
tiacate.
All perions indebted to the Gaid Bank
rupt, or that have any Of his. effects, are
rot to ,sys or deliver the fame, bet 10
whom inc csamiGioners;G,a appoint.
-: BURR. POWELL, :.
Secretary to the Commit on.
Middieborp, Augua "a. tzi) -d4S,.
F q K 5 A l. E,
Two WooD BUILDINGS, near
Ahams's whar. the che fned and the
other warehouie, both having ihingled
,oots,-Ihey will behold teperately
or together low, to be taken Immediately
off the Promiies.
Vim. HODGSON.
lu.y IS. d
Printing IN oil! ITS ra1'ety eaf-
emfd at this Office.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21

ET!rac! q f3!ef from ram, GHeN :"
.Jsne.
:" Gen. AsDREossI, who is apPein,-
ed ambaladcr 10 the Court Of ST. ames's
is man Of cold, and even torbiddlng ad-
d,.fs, firm in his principles, and OF an ef-
,ablhhed reputation for courage and rrobi-
ty:;; His mind is much enlightened by
Rudy, but ferrous and rejecting, ard lit
tie difpofed to the funPtuous mode efliv-
ing generally adopted BY ciPlomati: Cha.
ratters. He publiihed about fifteen
months ago final! wotk to prove France
was indebted TO his aDceito,s for the u.e-
full project OF forming tie Lsrguedee Ca
nal, and rot the family Of REQuIT, or
REQuE11E, who Rad for more than 40
years alrogated 10 i:fslt tie merit teth Of
the plan ard the commencement offs exc
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
L u NJ b E R.
BENJAMIN RUCGLES

Rslpe7fsly inform bh Cyfs~sy, and fbt
Public in general,
THAT he will undertake 10 procure Houic
i or Store Frames, or any orher dimenlon'
Of Timber, Plank for Whsrves, sc. OF the fol-
loving kinds Of EaAern, wood. viz. White
Pine. Spruce, Norway Pine, Hemlock, Black
or Yellow Birch, for Cabinet work Cedar.
Hackmarack, Maple, Black or White- An,
Bach, or Rock. Maple :-Alio. Mats ant
Spars of any dimeuhon. and Birch or Hackya-
tack, Ship Timber any Of which, il applied
for this Winter, may be delivered here in ths
courfe of the next Spring or Summer. on th'
eaGsa pofible terms. Any perion wiihing &c
conratt. would do well to apply early in The
Wioter. thar proper time may be had TO ge'
the Timber ont.
He has, lkcwfc. on hand. at his Lumber.
Yard, on Slocum's wharf, in Newport, gen.
crsl afortment Of EaRcrn Lumber fuch a
Boards, Timber, Spruce and Hemlock Joit
Window-frame-Ruf, Shingles, Clapboards. Ce
dar. Potts, Lsths. &c.-A fupply of which HI
propofes 10 keep conaant!y on hand.
ALTO. eenteel Boarding md Lodging may
be bad for two Gentlemen, on eafy terms.
Nrypors, Nov. AZ, 1901. 9J
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
AN TE.

A.9UAKER, that s0as barber,
seing /aed6 a Parton for hitbes Yea
and Nay ,vent to him, and demanded
tbe yssJen scby be troubled bin, feeling
be had sevsr. sny dsalings soifb bin in
bis z0lsis Ifss Why Jays fbe Payon, ii
ij6r ifbes; /ays THE .Suakcr, prifbee
friend, upon sobaf account ? Why Jays the
.Pa,jon, tor preaching in the church.
..glas ! then, replied fbs .2naker, 1 have
nofbing to do sCitb paying thee Jor /
rsne not there. Oh, bat yOu might, Jays
sbe Parjon, for the docry are alroays open
at convenient times, and fbereNp0n told
him be zcpuid be paid, lecing it zoas bis
due. Yea and Nay bereap0n@ @aPd bis
ears, and making fsvsrai scry faces, de-
parted, and Immediately entered bis ac.
fion (n being aeorporatioafOson) } againf
The PaymjSr fory@aing 3be Par.
C,n, xpon notice Of this, came TO Dim, and
hotly demanded, My DC PIT /ucb dJ-
grace apon him '.dnd t0, sobat did be
cue bin tie money ?--7r0y, friend,
replied the Quaker, for trimming. For
trimming, Jaid the Parion ;Hbyl nevrr
aoas himm'd by y0a in my life: Oh !
but Nou migbtJa bavc came and been
himmdy ,tex bad'f been piesjsd, for
my dcors are aispays qpen at Convenient
times as gDeH as thine.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
BENJAMIN WAITE CASE,
PU1-SICTAX.

ran o<SLAN9 rrrH-.
MYTH pieziure embraces the earlief op-
w portunity of Informing his fellow-citi-
zrns, that by pesmifiion Of the Hon. Town
Council Of Middletown. granted Decemter e.,
1901. he has the faiisfaftion Of exhibiting a
proof, that the KIsE-Pox is fscuriiy sgaine
the fmsll. pox.
A fon of Mr.. William Rider Of Middle
town, whom he iaocuIated a year ago for the
KING Pox. was on the zad of faid December,
At bic de6re. inocu!aied by Doaor Fasafworth
for the fmLl-p -pox with matter hef1 from a
perfon having the fnalLpox, the nzsurai way,
and schding at the hoofe of Mrs Elizabeth Al
len. aud remained there the full term Of four-
trea days. withour fhc leaf fympsom of the
diiorder Sxcept flight inflammation at the
puuttues. ~hich totally difappeared by the
levenIh day from inoculasion-
The author Of this infosaalIdn h poGeged
Of genuine mztics Of the Kire -Pox. = They who
~id TO be iuocaissed. by applying 20 hin, may
depend on careful srratment, and &Sia atten-
tion and fnch as are unablc 10 make <ags PEN
fa,ion, he will inoculate gratis.
If it fhould be thought thai experience in
the fmall. pox, will better enable pcrlon TO de-
termine when the Kine-Pox has taken effeet, he
would mention that iod,e years ago he inocu-
lated for the fmall- Fox. in the fate OF New
York. Neavp0,f. Jan. 9, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
HAZARD SGARDNER,
Have for Sale,

4h fbsiy Sisrs. one dser Npyb ef Mr. Town.
fend's Ce6fs-Hoys,
pIPEs cs GIN-Do. Of BRANDY
4 DO. Ois' particular Tenerife WINE.
Hyfon, Soucho-@ and Bohea, TEAS.
Black Pepper--Bfc~n Soap.
300 W.T.. Bea Green Cotyse.
400 W.T.. Caais-Notmrgs- Msce--C Cloves.
Kegs of Superfne Flour OF Meaztd.
Bags OF foe Ginger--io cwt. Copperas.
Caks Of Lssisn Porter and 7aEzf0~ Ale.
Crs;cs of common Crockery Ware.
60 VT. Spsniih FIote lndigo-French Do.
Boxes of Warrented Efence Of Spruce
Do. Of Mufcatel and Smyrna RaiGus--- :
Csiks aud Jars of Malaga Do.
Sacks of Soft She'll Almonds
shelled Do. 10 Boxes.
No. L, and No. =. Bottom Chocolate, and a few
cafcs SWEET OFT.
Also
Hogfheads of beit Retailing MOL ASS
SES. Brown SUGAR per Hogfhead
or Barrell.
Nrvvboyf. Stpt. ,6. 1901. soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
TO 6eEll, and P.0dDiox giOen nsxf Spring,
A + A X M.

A + A X M,
7 YING 10 SE6eid. State of Connecticut.
IL pealan,ly fitua;ed, within 40 rods of the
Meeting Houie and Academy, in fsid town,
aud only 6 miles from the City Of Ha,ttsrd.
on the great Stage Road leading from thence to
Darimsaib College and from Bssen to Ktap-
York, Aibaxy, &c. Said Farm contains 100
scres of Land under good improvement; well
fenced with fuitsbic proportion of Orchard.
ing, Moving. Paaufing. Plow-land, SIC. two
handlome aud convenient Dwelling Houfes /;
Barns, with good Stables, Out. Houies, two
Wells of excellent warcr, aud almoA every other
accommodation neceGary for Tavern.
1t is as beautiful and eligible a
aand, perhaps, as any in the aate, for Public
Houie, and has been improved as fuch upwards
of 80 years ficceiively. IL is likewifc central
and commodious for aMerchantor Trsdefman.
A good bargain may be had, and
an indiiputable title given.--For further part-
culars, enquire of the Printer hereof, or the
Subfcribcr, living on the premifes.
SETH AUSTIN.
Dseembsr IL, 1907. ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
NICOLAS GEFFROY,
Watch Maker. in NesDport,

INFORMS The Pablo. be ,bas aates info PART
i neyGip NJ. l., TISSOT, hyperion Work
man, late fran tie feb.Manxfaaoy in Gene
va, qube sv,H undertake TO make aezo 4uafebs, -
Gsd 10 repair, in fbe bsR mosxer, far aDa,eb-
maker. 0, private tersn, ay nesD-cezIf,stfed
4n1 sombIitAfed Wafcbo. 3rd qime-Piecs.
7bey will sJ6 irport, from faid Masnfaasv, at
xiue mos,bs qvS,rirg, dH/srb Waxbn asd j ING
Piees,. as fbeir employers ybsN order.
They have alfo CoohantIy on,haud,
I'm elegant a00rfnKns Of qOa'vanted, and
common EnslsS, and Gtnrva Wafoaa AID 7i~'-
Pieo,. subieb fbsy qriN JiNsa ve/dxabt ferms.
In addition 70 s5e sbevs. fhy carry on sh<
Coldfmith's & Silverimith's
BsG~e)i, in all m brasebs, a.f hkeqpyf srRl
m9te, or repair, sy kaSs Jssusllsu, in sbs
ssaf,f Eyt6iss.
They ALTO have for SALE
NDoif(,le and Retail, all kiads Of .J7es0-
eHty. iuteyisl ard Of fbs isfss te,eSri; eo5on'
reid ard Tivsr etaslsffs; pla,sd AID bra,i cas-
di.Sifts PLATED and B,n6xsis nS>p >psn dirks,
(saR f,posdi and bassev; plated bihs. Girrx1,
and Jpsr, fsa.frey, ts6es s~d'rsG, tesvei ssd
sorrs sxiis,y ass,s Of sH kixdi /; x,xbf ard day
lty. sie1fs; lad,, and srxfismS~'i feekef- beski
drcSExg-giaGss; jxlfsxd, ~ frs9Ss, koylt-sctis,
rassrs Heflm't fancss ydse,, ,syers bsf Bsac.
or bos, ; trrfsssy fell kinds, /,ss Lss<s~ srs
Ps,ss bsiy-Sssude' fa,eb; Bart1: :fssH.. as1
6s9,. plr~b,; stssy9 Etyar' bet MakSbss .
Sfe,eb Ir.f; a~da srraf Vs,iey Of sftsr s'fieIt'
10 sxm<yss, 10 ixjf7 kers.
Newpor. Feb. 7.lSol. Iotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
To be SOLD..

a LARGE Two Story Houfe,
n in Thalnes-ftreet, with four
rooms on the floor with a well of
good water, and large Garden (: Like
wife, Cooper's & Carpenters ihoP,
Chaife-Houfe, Stable, sc. on the fame
Lot; and a large New Store on the
Long-Wharf;
--ALSO--
A large Houfe and Store on Cfavelly
Point. For particulars, apply to
Z. WOODWARD, at his houfe
in Thames-ltrect.
sr Said WOODWARD requeRs all
perfons having any juA demasds asainA him,
to call or him for fcttlemcnt, as he is making
arrangements to leave the State aud thofe in
dcbted 70 him, are defref 10 make immediate
payment, or renew their obligations.
Gentlemen who do not apply previous to
his departure, are Informed that SsMUsL VsR-
NON, Jun. has full power TO trsnfatt the buff
neis as sforeisd, in his abieAcc, on whom they
will pieafe to call for felllcment
New70r., Nov. IS, 1901. If