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Tor sale,


CORION ANDERSON. refpetifuliy in
VI iorms hi, friends ard the public ia gene
raj, that he has taken par, of,hesaore belopg.
irs TO his father. frosea Asde,@n, oPpaG'e the
Red Marker. where he carries on the buGneh o!
Tio Piste Worker, in all its various hrsrc'.-,
Tho!e who may favor him with their cuh ON.
may depend upon purduaii,y Conaan, suen-
dance will be given, and the fmallea iavOss
gratefully acknowledged.
sycer6 gives fer old Ps.pter S Lead
Newport. April I6. i33
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-23
Casa, PAID FcK
LiVEN q WOOLEh RAGS, Br
Chriitopher Olney, & Co.

NiiiiilotIiiCi OiiiCy, & 10.
Dshvercd a ibsi, Mai. o, Pape, Hare Hou/t,
VIZ HERE they have for fsc. At ~ho leisl- &
w rc'ail. all kinds Of Paper, viz. Foelf-
cap Writing Payer, No. and z.--Vellum Lei
ter d, --Pot so.--Wrspping do.--Bonnei do.
--Cio;hier's do. IL quality. Shra,hing, with
aad without Sand, Book. Birdcr's Bpards.-
Caadle Paper, AID Sugs' Loaf Blue. ALSO,
A complete AGonmeot OF Blank Accoun,
snd Reeord Book,.-LIkEwIsr
Account Books made ard ruled to any pa,
tern, to furt the curchstsr.-A complete Abort.
ment of School Book. & Stationary Of all kinds.
AJ6, Warranted Chocolate. by the Box,
Or pound, Cocoa Shells, bYthe Bag.
N B. Wanted. one or two Boys. from a
TO "a years OF sces as Apprentices 10 the Pape,
msking and Clothing buGnef To fuch grea,
encouragement will b. given.
PyovidSee, or z6 iso7. Taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-23

RypeafniI mtaym, kh Fypnh and ibs P.Sht
IA gene,ai.
THAT he ha, taken the HAY.ScRtws.
1 late belonging to M. Jonatka~ Ma,A.
deeeaied, anil intends carrying On the HAY.
Setegins bu.inefs.-Th,fe pe,fon, no NAV
lin TO has. Hay. Sccesed, may depend upon
having IL dore "ith f !elity and difps,ch.
The fmalIeit fssors gratefully acknowledged.
Ne1ep',i. MH,e5 as, 1903. 40
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03
N L w P o r I,
Saturday, Sept. 8, 1903.

] Z ssaa D-iif sres2e tsssss sh"s ~eiao-
mis,ed 10 the public, the obiervatioos, nndcr
rhe Newport head. 10 our laa Republican,. Ii
was indeed mott difguaing talk but doty
demanded the fscdfce. We reqoea our read
err to call TO rwiad ihe blocking ,ndecencies--
iie mean sbn:e--thc g,ofs fcardai--,he vile
fertility the abom,nabIe fa'iehoods---,hc
nonarous lies, which have, during the two
ps.f ytsr., inceE,ntly, iGned from the Office Of
fbe Msrcury. We intfeat thrm TO Iccolcti be
fail atlest5 aeov ebara7tr, which have been
made weekly by the 6ilhy dabblers in that fink
OF corrnpsion then 70 refrain their Indignation,
IL they can. Cost-ntt alone is not care for
me dcfs a,story fever OF fcAs,a'ym. Mlre pow
erful corcttiyes are reeaissd. That ,heie are
stmiaiAc,cd With judgment, We A'rer ourtclves
will be conceded and our friends may reR az
fsred that we ihsii not, a. aay time, defend 20
rcriansli;y, pnlea urged thereto by irrefiaio'e
Lcc.Ai,y; though We here announce our deter.
mins,ion TO StyGc the frantic fcribblen vhencv-
e. fnch Of their oEtafvc and odious productions
ss that Of 80 Bunker" in Newport Mcfcory
cf Apsne az. make their appearance. Our
RcnubiieA iuppor.ers are d.6r-d TO turn TO the
Mrscoyv containing tia, infamous difplay Of
jsd,,af faiiehood. malignity aud dcPr,vity; and
fhey viii, without hehtaccy, pronounce our
,erprt TOO mil '--rarhss than TOO vigorous. Let
the t,le,ahj4, keep ,.-ir paper within the bounds
OF t-ccncy and tra'h-ni k4s, whcn fpcakiog
Of Gentlemen belonging 10 The State. OF the
pureG chsratteI--snd thus they will avoid the
retoH csay:t5gJ.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03

% 20 f.t .asir b-R foot. fotcnaa" ,h;s
fare paragraph with thi, uifi.ng alteration %
" ne Dsm,craI IN sbn is1vs' irisesd of " lbs
CLafssiars," appeared 10 the Newport Mercurs
Of the 18th of the fame month, as an orisiosl
remark, emans,iag from the editorial foan,ain,
OF that paser--a reference 20 both ncwfpspers
viii verify our sn-nion.-raus i, is that 10.
lifted piece written and psbilhsd in aaoIhrS
SAFE. uneergoes little alteration, is Raap'd
win 10, mt,ss OF the Mercory, and then ap-
pea . completely foited TO ihe ld:sl politics OF
Rhpis .1iad.--A Gngle EFFORT of ,h- pen. in
mo nonTl produces better piece. than Gao be
fclea.d i,om the Fugitive wrirings of pretended
Ontor,--or 80 Of Jpri1tsri dtrih" the
wife. acre, Of Feisisl,fm cannot bot admire the
tslen,s, the Literature. aad the candor OF thcie
plagisnrs.-We think this Jingle inaaace will
la,idy the candid miad that the Msreury writ
ers have No, thole .difmgoiihed abilities they
claim-nhile il exhibits their meannels and
want Of pnnciPis in frong point OF view.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03

The Editors Of the Mercury have often
b0aesa OF ihe cunettnef, and originality OF the
rsmalks which sppear onder the Newport head
in ih,, paper "A Although we weTe certain that
npnr except thcmislves. thought highly Of their
ediiori, quahfC stions--ftil we ssfc willing to
lesyc ,hen in the Undiltosbed enjcymeat oftheir
op,ri N 10 ,hi, rsr,iculsr.--Aod at this time,
We do MT intend 10 expofe them 70 fully as We
nieh,.-Ii might be iuppofcd that Perions 10
rsnosnsd in political warfare, 81 the oaenGble
cdi.cn o! ,ha, paper pretend TO be, would hard
" condcfcerd 20 ufe the, exprciions and fenti-
ncnr, OF ne. fpaper writer, a, orieinal--nor
adopt the child who was born 10 New York,
as their own.
II may fcp Grange ihst . paragraph Of
ten or dozen lines canld not bc Invented,
~irhour frsiIry copying il from Laag's Ga
-e,,e--aod what Is so'ie, without giving the
credi' OF il 20 that psrer.-sYet aranee ssMi'-
!; is uoe thar paragraph 10 the New York
Csyec Ct the i4th June, in ,heis Words
" The Chs'crias, 3, che report goes are max
"mg stcst preparations for the celebration Of
",hc approaching snniverfary. Finding that
" ,Asy arc fsti lnk ne 10 the eaims,ion Of ,he
"rsopl-. ihsy are fri,ing TO make great nov
I" VI s,tsehnen, 20 iryolu,ionary principles sad
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03
late Foreign Articles.
HAeug, June as

fAGut, june 20.
Notxirha an6ios the promiiesInsde by the
Ensl(h Government 10 onr, of nc, intercept
lac the GAery in the North Seas, fore Enghlh
pisste, rhis morning eap,ured oft our oNatts up
ra,J, of 90 6lhing bsa,s. and thus, beiid:, the
ioG Of the boats. havc deprived rs OF 400 ex-
PARIS. July 6.
u {, yery generally believed, thar the plan
ef IA. exo.di.iSn sga.ah Ergsod will receive
mach d.v:lnpement during the FRA Cooisi's
t,nr % the Departments of Belgium. He viii
pu,icu!arly infaset the Coat at B,ulogne Ca
las. Dankilk, Oltsni, Fluihng. aud Antwerp.
LosDos, June "A.
The Batsvisn army, and all the military
r.an, of IN. Ss,c, are now officially declared
TO be at the diipo!al % France.
- June IT.
There are hroog grounds for believing
that nesnciatioo, the principle ot which was
lia fjggeaed by B,naparlc, is no~ carrying on
be,wecn ou, Government and the Court OF
Marid Spain !, i,ex,remsiy deGrous TO pre-
ferve ftitt neutrality during the war And
the Fl,t C5aful has agreed TO aoeain from any
as,aek on Portugal 80 well as from all pecuniary
recpid,ions IL our Government contents to re-
coprize the neutrality OF Spain.
BRSr.-We pnderitand that the Frcoch
have in taat port a line OF battle thlPs, COM
ple.c,y ready for fea, behdss number OF gun
and f,, boi,omed boats.
A Great number of French and Dutch hsh-
inr baats have been captured and brought into
our ports. jay IL
Itis not improbable that letters OF msrque
ard repr;lsls viii, 10 fhott time be ihaed a.
plinR Spain. Government has, We are shoreh'
received au,hen,ie information tha, ,he wiihes
ex orcfed by the Court Of Madrid to preserve
h,id neutrality, have been completely f'uhfst-
ed BY rhe poGtivc injurt,ions o. BonapaTte.
The London Gazette OF Saturday containi
Proclamation Tor gran,ing the diRribu'lon OF
prizes during the prclentwa 1t differs IRON
former psovl. cations OF Gmilar nature, in rel
pee, TO The eighth pact granted to the Flag OF
Flag Oficer,, who hsll actually be on board al
rAe iaking Of any prixe. or ihall be directing OF
afiaine therein. July H.,
The BruAe's papers raection that Aexan'
dria bIs been taken BY corps of A!banians. ;.
Bonaparic arrived AZ Dupkirk on the "a,
where he vas TO remain iome days. The May
OF took cecac 9. in Offering him the keys ct the
town, 10 remtod him that he lad Ieiu'ed them
In 1908 30 tbe Dake OF York, at the head OF
10000 men.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03

fsa Tustdsy, the fmi annual jeaion OF
RcpietsntS,ives to ferve in the Geosrai Alien.
bly was holden throughout she State aud from
the information rec,ised from many so1n', IL
is believed that the Republican meubris sill be
more numerous at Ottobcr than at May Sciion.
In Newport. the following Members. all
Republicans. were elected without oppo6tion---
tShe tsd,rai,sS having. according 10 their rrsc-
de-. ahfsated thcmfelves from the town. mcctingl
IN. CoNsrANr raerR, NArRAxIsL HAE.
Aso, THoMs G. PirmAS. PAvl NJ. Mum
FORD, SIM I'M MARris, and DANIEL Dun.
RAM. jan. E'9aire,. .------fhe thmks ot the
town were voted TO JOHN GAKDssx. aud 10.
sErH Boss. Etqnirs. tsh, declined are-siec-
tion) tor their paa fervices as Representatives..
The rich and fouriihipg town Of Brisol
fcnds Rsh1blicans--the treeme,. having thoogbt
rropcr 20 diimifs the bsxs,abk William Bad.
ford. snd 10 return Deacon JosErH WARD
WELL, = genuine Democrat, TO fevse with
JAMts D'WoLrs. Eiquire. Thus this indof-
triou, and en,esprGng people have wholly iha-
ken of the lead OF fsdsvaijm, which, t~o years
face, sss two mighty Tor their Rrng,h--the
majority Tor the ftderai ticket. a, the lat Pref
denliai Election. having been above sse bssdrsG.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03

rs hereby Given TO the SobfcriSers 20 rhe
4 NEWPORT BANK, ard the RHODE
ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. That
the hrit payment, viz. Six Dollars on ihare ia
the Birk--snd Six Dollars sad F,ry Gents on
a ihuc in the lufutsncc Company is TO be
made oo the rah dsy.cf Sep,egber inRsnt, in
Specie. or the Bark of Rhode ] land papcr.---
A'tshdarte win be given at the stare Houfe in
Newpof', tor receiving fsid psymenu.-
choice OF Dirreturs, aud Other huGreh inpor-
ianf TO the Sublcfibcu, is then and there 10 be
a,tcnded 90.
CONSTANT TABER,
Ag,~t for ,bs Nssvs,ri Bsxt.
SAMUEL. VERNON. Jun.
.4grrt Jsr fbe iydssasee csmpsny.
Newport, al Sepr. Ige,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03
EMIGRATION no AMERIcA.

Toe fnip Sally W. ip, ken at f-s on the
10th OF J,ly. s6 days from Amaerdsm tor Bal
Iimofe. with no pslenger.
Ship William, Li,tejohn. at Neg, York,
from Ru,isod, Ireland. broush, ios ptGeogers.
A Scotch mo has Arrived Al Bottom from
Scotland. With 1873 paG.ngcn.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03
Nsrfb. Carolina Election
FOR MIMsfss or CONGRESS.

TVN WI W M OF N~VNNN VIZ
The Elections OF this State have ended ard
only one federal candidate returD,d. Stanly +,
Henderfon, Croves, SC. all thrown go,.
jo th; year 1900. the fese,ai candidate
was exceed by majority Of sss, in the fame
diadet. where the RspsbhcaS candidate has this
year abou, the fame m,j5rily. Thus has Jsds-
r~iJm declined hncc ,hsi period.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03

A London paper ci June goth, fsy,, Mr..
Munroe, whole appointments 10 thc Office OF
Amhafy,dor from the Unitcd States, 10 room Of
Mr.. K,-g. ~c snn6unced fomc time fncs, 10
now on bss way from Paris. and 10 expected in
London this week.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03

Agreeably 70 the at of Congfefs
OF the 9Th of Mays ,7o,, the treafu-
rer OF the United States has given
public notice, thar no copper coins or
pieces whatioever, except cenrs and
half cents pafs current as money, or
be. paid, or offered 10 be paid, or re-
oeived as payment for any debt, &c.
under penalty of forfeirins the fame,
and fine of ten dollars, after the
18th OF January next.
We learn thar the ichooner Iiaac, Capt.
bky, owned by Mr.. MIR. Of this town. which
ts'ied from this rort on Mondiy laA FOR Toba-
60. with live Rcek on board. fprurg leak the
hfll night oot. snd was ohlilsd 10 throw the
prncipsI psr, Of her deck load overheard, 20
the amunns of hctween one ssd t~o ,houfa
dollars, and has Iioee put into New. London in
diatfs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03
FMrel s5ssrr.-This article is recon.

FEs~e s5SpTts.--Ths srticle 10 recon-
nendtd by William JoceIin. in New York
paper, rs a certain cure for the Yellow Fever,
he having heen ystnei, of It's fo!l t cts on board
the Bitiih ihip Argonatu. IN The Wet lndirs.
Iso OF whole oHicers and men had been fsept
cff by the fever. when this medicine ~W inrc-
duced. which isved every patient Who took IT,.
Dfndisn, ;--lake 8 table fpoonful,. put
il into quart Of warm water, dihove IL and
take half pint Icmbler foil svey halt hour tiil
il operates. which is generally bttore the third
dofe. and freqocotly pnke', Purge', and rrodu-
ccs ievere pehpirsnon.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03

i,s appearance at Wetteily In this Sisie--a few
cafes onb. however, having a, YET oecurtcd--
and ,hoie fuppofsd 10 have been taken from per-
feus arriving these from New York. We can
not be TOO csa,ioos in ad nitlius people from
thence into our towns, before they have perfor-
med qusrantine fuiicieai length oftimc 20 re.
move all doSbs Of their having taken this NOR
tai mslady.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03
NORFOLK, Aug. IS.

NORFOLK, Aug. To,
BY the brig Flora, Captain Davis,
20 days from Kingllon, arrived in
Hampton Roads yeiterday, We learn
that all American vrGels bound to any
port of St. Domingo, are fent to a.
maica without determination. Gen.
Morgan, together With number of
officers have been fent 10 England in
the Santa Margaretta friga'c. A great
number of American vefels have al
ready arrived in Kingaop, but none
from this port.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03
ErHa3 Ja knr, f,om G,Sy0Lfe,, dshd be
IShb Of Tune, 1901.

Capt Lissmicbe Ia native Of this place
in III. Pouuguei: ierviccl went of A'slers
few days ago ira "a. maoned in L'fb'n with A.
bout 500 volunteers and his foor toos, 10 en-.
deavcr TO take the a. gun frigate, csp'ured lsit
fummcr. ---Ciofe TO fsid port he fell in with
A gon frisate. brig and zcbec. when it fell
calm, which gave an opportunity for bosis
coming to their afiaancefrom Algicn and tow
ing then into port. The zebec he captured,
took 100 and odd men out and then funk the
vegcl. He cliaied the Others 70 clpie in a, TO
exchange hot within the m &c batteries lie IL
now here on his way TO Lib ,n.--On board the
zebec, csptured by cspt. Eicsmiche. there were
"a NcapoltaDs, who they were carving into
1avery." National Imd.
il appean that the Tripolinc eortsir which
~n Aa,ed to have been csp'uted. By one OF the
public fhips Of the United States. wss taken by
the John Adams, capt. Rodgers, and not by the
Adams, as mentioned>'in an article IN our laa
number. Ibid.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-03

The expedition againf England,
is flatcd to be commanded by Bona
parte, Moreau, and Bournonville. 1t
is TO coniit of 500, 900 men in five
divihons, of which it is calculated
400, 900 will be deitroyed in the at.
tempt, and the remaining 100000
will be a force fuflicient to conquer
the iland.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19
A r C II E r J;

I"pone'itToT fontca last 1nJ D. NJ. 7zos Rce,es.
NJ Ill stand a; my stablein Campbell copn.v,
w on The main road, two niles above .~,ch-
burg, and will cover mares at ave g,ineas the ss.
soh' Tor which ave Poands w II be received in friI
u paid hy tie FIRST OF Ceober next; ten dcll,re.
the ieap and ten guineas 70 insure mare viii
ioal hs,t dollar to the groom in every ins.an,c.
ARCHER is a handsome bay, fully sixteen
hands hlgh' remarkably gay and active and is sun
Posedbythe best Judges to be equal il. point blood
& form TO any horse that ever was irincr-e, m A.
merica. He was raised by he late Dnl,e ce 90,
beriand, ard AZ his sale was bourh, by Mr. Ero,d.
hurst who entered him for he Darhy s,ales. f,y
Mnchhe was very great favorite, until he sel,
ia''e IN training, which prevented him from, an.
Peafilg as racer Gas appears from Ie;ter of Mr.
James w edderburl, au;hor of the racing calendar
and now IN the possession of the subscriber.)
ARCHER was go,by Faggergill, bisdsm (brea
also by the Duke of CunbeHand) sister 10 Gras.
sus by Eclipse, grandam BY Young Cad. on, cf
MISS thigh, who was the dam CT Seiirl, and sot
by kb-Crisew ood's Lady Thigh, by partner-
1reyhonnd-CTwen Barb. Faggergill was bred
oy Mr Shattce, ard was got by Snap, cut of Mis-,
cleveland by keg'l'us, herdam the famous Midgs,
0y I wen bred son Of Bay Bolton, crandam bv
bar,iet's Chiiders, great grandam by Honyword;s
nfao'an, out or the dam of the two True p,prs
FaSgerSill was own brother TO Mr. Shaftoe'srr,r,
raPhiicn, who was the dam Of Sir Peter Te,zJ.
Wren, Lady Teazle, &c. and TO his ,n,-e Ma
ueseX' the dam of Seagull, Ceddv, Moddv. e.
ana at three, four and 1--WE years old was account-
ca one CT the best horses Of his wear And for
the further satisfaction of gentlemen who NAV
choose 10 breed from Archer, have thouot. mo
per to publish the affidavit of Mr. Wm. GeIdnrd
hereby certify, that the brown bay horse AZ.
cher this day sold by Gibson & Jefferson to Mr..
=. Ihon'as Macon, was purchased BY me for MIR.
hoTnas Reeves, out of the Kings stable; thai he
was sept as Privatehors and when he covered
mares, 1t was ar ten guneas the ssason: and frr.
tner that his stock was remarkably fine andlarye.
ms blood considerto be equal 70 that of aov
morse IN England, Given under my hand this
18th December, 1902.
WILLIAM GELpARD.
City IF Pic6-rond se--Wilian, Celda-d tb;s ID,
appeared before me, q magistrate for tl,e citv =
ioresaii' and made ca.i to The tlu.h OF the FORE
going certificate. Given under nv hand tL;. IN,
OF December, 1902.
SAMUEL MYgRs.
The season viii commence the 1jth March. and
end the 1st August. Good and extensive nas,,-
rage well inolo ed, and servants cent win ,bA
mares boarded gratis, and all attention paid 70 tbe
mares, and fed with grain ut the market pr;cc IS
dents.
LwaJJ THOMAS JONES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19
4. LAW OF VIRGINIA.

nm Hcf for altering The time ofholc9ine Fec
fon8.
S.cAi = f it enacted by the General
AD Assembly, that the elections
of the members of the Legislature Of this
Commonwealth, ard of the members O!
the House Of Representatives ofthe Unit
ed States,.to which this state is entitled.
shall be held in the several car,nties and
corporations, on their respective court DAYS
in the month Of April. The meeting oil
the returning officers conducting the cleo
tons of Senators, shall be within five DAYS.
and of members of Congress, within ten
days alter the last day of said elections, at
thecourt house Of the county, the name oil
whfsh IS first mentioned in the law describ.
ing the district and the said returning Of
ficers shall in all respects be governed by
the rules and regulations at present esta-
blished by law.
Sec. 2. BE il further enacted, that no
Ireeholder shall vote more than once for
a senator or member Of Congress in the
sarpe district at any one election.
Sec. 3. This aGt shall commence and be
in lorce from and after the passing there
Of.
Passed, January 18Th, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19
ANECDOTES.

i was customary with Marshal Bas-
soInpierrc, when any of his soldiers were
brought before him for heinous offences,
to say to them, BY Cd, brother you
or y will certainly be hanged f. which was
a Sufficient denunciation oftheir fate. A
spy being discovered in his camp was adj
dressed in this language and next day, as
the Provost was carrying the wretch TO
thegallows, he pressed earnestly to speak
via the Marshal; ailedeing that he had
sorbewhat OF Importance to communicate.
Iht Marshal being made acquaint-
cd with bis request, exclaimed in his
rouih and hasty manner, II is the way
OF % these rascals; when ordered for eX-
ecuion, they pretend some frivolous sto-
~ perely 10 reprieye themselves for a few.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19

moments; however bring the dog hi,bcr.s'
Being introduced, the Marshal asked him
what he had to say "Whysmy ord,
said the culp,it, "when first had tn. ho-
nor of your conversation, YOU were obi
sing CROUCH 20 say, that either you or
should be hcnged; now / come 10 know,
whether it is yot;y pleasure to be So /? be-
e02se IF yot ryont Imrs:, that's GN.'' The
Marshal was SO much pleased with this
address, that he pardoncd him. s
What is the reason, said one Irishman
to the other, that you and your wife are
always disagreeing! Because, replied Pat,
we are both Of one n,ird-shc wants to be
Master and SO do I.
A gentleman who bad been looking over
some valuable rings the other day at
fashionable jewellers literally a'yis,ed away
with one ofthe value of 100 guineas. The
poor goldsmith vainly attempted to over
take him, on the full run, and calling out
:" stop thief" as loudly as possible. \
person who heard the hue and cry, ard
was observing the amazing rate at which
our pedestrian kept moving, would have
stopped him as the thief alluded 10, but he
was lntimidated by the gentleinan's APP
pearance, and his vociierating " keep of,
sir, am walking for an hundred"
". Y. ID. Adv.]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19
Iwenty Dollars Reward,

FOR restoring to the subscriber lost TRUNK.
with its contents. 1, is about two feet in length,
and from Is to IL inches in breadth. II was CO.
vered with reddish brown Seal tkin with sonle
white spots. 1t had on it Card with the sub
scribers name. Its contents are not accurately
recoleded; but in generals, they were Il black
coat. two black SATIN vests, one plain, the other
with raised stripes one or two pair of breeches,
four shirts six pair CT stockings, two of silk, two
of mixed silk and cotton, and two of worsted, and
some other articles ofapparel not now rccolle6ted
There were besides number ofpapers pertain
ing The Subscribers praaicein the federalcourt
which constitute the most serious part Of the loss
The above trunk was left at the Swan tavern in
Richmond early in December last, with directions
to servau; that it should be carried 20 the Eagle
tavern, and put under the care Of Mr. Zacky
Vov,les, to be i,rought to Fredeci2ksburg, since
which !; has nof been heard of will give the
above reward add asis no questions, to any per-
son VINO will return the above trunk with It's con-
tens.
JOHN MINOR
Fredericksburg, Feb s, 1908. ~