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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-17

lighred upon the back at tie horfs, vhiei' be'ns
frightened, ran away with me 70 fufiouiy, thaf
could oct flop him, uatil he care 20 The so~a
where was takens and where the ownef OF fhs
horf- now Iiyea./ The Jury did not th'hK t'c
evidence 10 conducive againtt his ~,eioluts afflfmd .
sioo Of tie itory, Improbable as il sr5cstedl aph
ioacqait,ed Em-perhsps, fsys his ioreihIP. nat
a littlc thsrtto moved by the wirimaf-lneis OF The
defence feti II cba. cea,fer.
a geod na.ured artia, who has lcrg ebtetyfd
the perpetual Rrug2le which tem0f JcFion hss to
u~laiorain sgsinG her two gseatta e~neaiscs, natate
AMI reaVeaieuee, has c~ontfived an eotrc new
{" Dreis for ladies' Which, willie it fa,is6cs The
ninufelt INFECTION OF loyel'seye, with the l8ss
Of TIC charms hitherto 'inyihh!e' or but "dinJy
fetn," is calcolate1 TO protect The tender ssnia,e
frame againa tsc rudeft attacks of wind and wea-
ther il IS made CT eo@pkte gAe.fs, the advantag.s
Ct which NUT De many and obvious. Ladies by
this means will carry sl,do. with them at once a
mi,rar, and so emblem. in which. while they 4,1s
,hemielyes, they map fu9y thraafelyes.
Gated in tIlis" fuit, a lover would asfooa thlrk CT
flying, as offering 10 be rude as he would ipfA'jbig
CIT Sisfsgers in tie attempt. Even an invading
conqu.ror would abate fome,hirg of his irapeto-
ofty, aud refpea the iuaoetnt cs1teasf, Tor the
fake of the dangerous fa0ebpe which held them.
The protector has laid in a Cock 0 fglafs, Mlted
to cufolners of all ranks and degrees, as Pine
lgMG. for the ns6iIty, g,el1 gL4JJ for ysaug MAJ
dem, feqord gkg/s for ehbfrs &c.
I'm. mi
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-17

ID ID.

- ~ ~ -
On Wednesday evening Ian, in tie City of
Warrington, Mas. MARY GRAHAM. five
days reliet Of MIR. DavM Graham, late Of this
place:
I" TRY epsre ammM II tb,r lTves, aadiafbev
dtatb fbsy qOere not far dvtded."
Death came! befde her pillow took lis aand,
Laid on her f%ainting form his icy hand
Nor tarried he, but cut the thread Of lie,
To take the hufband was to take the wife.
Her lovely children, wild with deepea grief,
Whate'er their Efforts, yielded no r~eliet;
Tho live, my mother, live! her WILLIAM Grid,
For who have we now left alas befdc!
Her younger fon, her darling daughter too,
Did, all in vain, her cheeks with tears bedew;
Nor could the fair ELmA's circling arm,
Nor feeling friends ward eff the dire alarm.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-17
CHARLESTON, October 4.

The brig Fame, capt. Messron, 90 DAYS
from Bordeaux, and 80 from London, ar
rivedthis morning. Capt. Messron was
chartered to take a freight from Bordeaux
to London; and, On returning, although
only in ballast, was not suffered to enter !;
and was peremptorily ordered to quit the
port in one hour, without taking a single ar
ticle on board. SO severe was the prohibit
on, hat he was not allowed even to supply
himself with the necessary provisions for
his voyage. He was, however, fortunate
enough to obtain from capt. Baas, of the
John and Francis, a few barrels of beef
The only reason assigned for this treat
ment, was his coming from a British port.
October S.
Captain Martin, of the schooner Roby, arriv-
ed this morning from, Baltimore, informs US, that
on the soth alt. 10 leagues S. E. from Cape
Henry, be saw a sloop upset and sink, at about
half a niles distance from him; as soon as capt.
Martin noticed her distressed situation, he put a
bout aid stood for her, in hopes to have given re-
lief, but in less than FIVE minutes the sloop went
down, and every soul on board persisted. She ap-
psared to be deeply laden, and about 70 or SO
tons b%urrhen.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-17
Il Journe,man Cu7aseY
WANTED.

A perfon Of the above profehion,--a com.
pletc workman, will meet with encouragement, bv
applying TO
George HeikeG,
Cos f,satr4l@are.
VI cot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-17

A writer in the Kentucky Gazette, 9th.
10th ultimo, has brought forward JOHN
BRECKENRIDGE, as a candidate for the offc.
Of Vice PreGdent Of the United States, at til,
next election.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-17
II Warehoqlje to Let

I will rent my Warehoufe, f,uate on. K;,o
arset, adjoining the maniion houfe in which :
live, oppodte Mr.. J. Kincaid's. Poaefioo NAV
be had Immediately. 1t is very conyenieo, e,r
a Grocery fore, or a Flour Merchaot. Fos
terms apply TO P. MARSTELlER
ans g.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-17
Ten Dollars Reward.

Il 7 Il UVCDT CIOT LUs
DESERTED from the fhip Ann, at Alex.
andtia, JABEZ PALMER, a leamsn Belonging
to faid lhip: he is about feet s inches high.
dark complexion /; long, dark hair, daik ewes,
and is a good featured nan. H was feen 10 town
about 9 O'clock yeRerday morning, and when feen
had on a blue hort jacket, dirty linen t~towiers,
and black round hat. Whoever will apprehend
him, and bring him to the fubfcriber, Glall ls.
ceiye the above reward.
CHAS. BRADFORD.
On. II. DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03

coas.i,ation. Hal It been the island OF Cuba
which vas ceicd TO us, uF.'er SIMILAR comet
ton of admitting French and Spanish vessels tor
a limited tine into the Ilavannah, cnu'd is posi-
slbly have been co6tsn1ed that this would be giv,
rg a preference 10 the ports OF one state eyer
tho If an other, or that tie unitSfmity % Gu
ties, iDposrs ard exeises sHTcugh tie Uiiftd
States wsuId haze been destroyed /? ard because
Louisiana lies a8iacent 70 our own territory, IS
It to be viewedfis different hgh' Or can the
cireurnssancs s It's beng separated h arlver oily,
iasread b tbe SEA, soHstitut1d Try red lfIcfence
IN regsTe IS SaHlneFtiai teg uIat,5ns WhcA We may
thas aopgF Is esgab.ish.? The restrGtiahs ID
Is ee1 ttnsioa ale 70 b stiieiy construed,
alla asl}ot u tisel urseF a strict construction
gi.e gssy se5as gSpgenee niglst nr1 Be graased e
.rae ,9s 81 Na.ehezs NslicA does ret lie within
~. a Il. J.e tessllcsy s United States.
ii vas. ge II 6eea deemed sxPsdleal % doxo, AID
ia al; gsseaas III ever W;Ai. Nor is II ptesu-
nistie sba us fegDlalioR ID RELATION 70 New
OfIesns wau1 rave been made, bur Tor the I'M
fceof gltat obietts with which II was cor
aeese4.
sals n Believed that the gentleman ffon
S>SFttlS ilol StitSi
tia 4ils provisions contained IN ne 7fii arti.
Gle 81 the testy we're intcaded 70 commence the
rebes1 oI esa1 tervaili'g du5les. 1t was true
tfst some gets;fenlen haa thought very fayoras
bly, cf lis fepeal At founeF session, and he
Acknowledged himself TO be Of that number
Bat as it was a regulation more materially at.
tcGtine tNie commercial part Of the community
ard as they had been opposed to It, tie subject
was droptled. He did rot krcw that there WIS
any ;nScntion to revive II, although possibly a
nIsidliSg Of shs. house might BE- inclined to as
sent to IT. Vet tins could have no counettop
with The treaty, much less eopld il have any con
ne6tion With thss9usstioa Immediately Under con
s.desatioD. We only have 70 oetsrinine whether
we viii cary this treaty into effect. Whelher
we will agree te appropriate the fifteen millions
Ct doiiays. and anthufise the President TO take
possession. TIE latter has been agreed to aud
surely we cannot consent 10 receive possession
without paying tie equivalent PROMISED on or
part
MIR N. closed his remarks by again begging
pagdon 81 the committee for the time he had &C
cupied, and offered his Acknowledgements tor The
sndu;gent attention be had received.
(De6ate to be coafSnted.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03
S II OES S.
Three Dollars Reward.
Dece2lber 8.

Left in Mr.. Gadsby's'ht Saturday, last
Silver Watch, without outside case, makers
name D. Willis London Ne. zezo, Llack Rib
ben for chain, with a key, and piece of SHELL
affixed to It. l. IS supposed, some person muss
have taken her from thenoe, as the owner Cannot
fad her. Tie above reward viii be paid for de-
livering her TO the printer, OF at Mr.. Gadsby's
Bar, and no questions asked.
Dec. 8. ct.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03
NGRESS
or THE
UNITED STD TES.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, October IS.
0E8ATE on the LOUISIANA TREATY.


The OTHER cens,isusional cbje6ion s,raised uron
TIC 9TH sfticie of ,lye treaty which provides that
the.ships OF France and Span shalt be admitted tor
twelve years iato the pertsef'f7e coded territory,
Nnhcu paying higher euues than tie SLIPS OF he
US. To shis, geG;lepen have opposed ,lsatspart OF
the constitution which declares that no preference
mall be gwen TO tae-ports Of ole stare over those
danother. anaslhat alrdutes, inaposts ard excuses
shall be uniform through the Uni'sd States =
ihegc appears to b. a strange Inconsistency IN
ne arguments Of The gentleman from Connecti-
ct He tells ysu that this territory IS not
State, and that it never can become q state yet
afterwards declares that the treaty violates tie
'o0ssl,utionby giving he port OF New Orleans
EsssTence over the ports OF he Atanuc states.
ihsIe is surely contradiction here. Whatever
nay be the fususe dessnyoi LOUISIANA, Ills cersalo
nat II is no. now a state. IL IS territory pur
0ased by The .. Estates in their contsdefate cspa-
,y and may be DISPOSED Of by them az pleasure.
Ism the-nature of a colony whose commerce
~ be regulated wishout any tstereace to the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03
UsuaorO Gla55.

The Subscribers have received ard
cfar for sale, s by 10, and Z BY g, wiiidow glass,
tro.n the Baltimore ManuFaGory. Tie quality 10
excellent, and it will be sold ar the Balnmote
pnces. They expect 10 receive very shortly,
larger sizes from the same place.
r. I. HOOP, e Go.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03
BOSTON, Nov. "a.
FROM THE NETHERLANDS.
IaPOPTANT.

Tie ship ULYSSES, caps. blugford, arrived at
Salem, on Tuesday evening last, in IS days
froas Gibraltar We understand capt VI. brings
the agreeable intelligence, that all differences be-
fzorea he tmferor Of Mo,oeeo ard Tbs eoautry,
haze ben fa!ly adIgFea
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03
Lgborn, A4g. 20.

SIR,
g an, Just favored with letter from Com
modore Morris, stating the conversation nc had
with Gen. Olivier on the subject of The Afrete OF
the First Consul of the French Republic, the 1st
Messiidor, lth year, and Of which the following
is saextratt
!. The late arrste considered neutrals laden
wholly or in part With British manufactures,
bound toany port Of the French Republ c sub
ietird to conGscatioD, and this port consider.
ed as port Of the French Republic. =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03
70 Let,

A commodious HOUSE viii. good STORE,
htuated in King Greet, at prefent oecpied BY
George Cox, .who isgoing torennoye to the sex
door, and Of whom enquire for particulars.
Dec. Z.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03
Fyom Lsqboya, Aag. u.

AS0"' =. sGVitf] HHSt t'
Enclosed You have a copy Of a note I have re.
ceived two days ago from the consul Of the Z. S.
by which you will observe that Gen. Olivier the
French commandment here has clearly expressed to
Commodore Morris that tbs port was considered
in the same light as if belonging 70 the F(ench
Republic, ard consequently snbjsa TO the decree
of the First Consul, Of the Mcssllor 4 18th year
by which all British merchandise and colonial
produce was prohibited in the Fsench poffs, and
subject 10 corfscstion under whatever flag il may
be imported. ] understand that commodore
Morris is gontto Farenee on the business, with
memorial TO her m jesey to endeavou5 il posi-
bic TO have the arbitrary deetec recalled, or ra.
sher 10 preYentits extension TO this port. SIM
cerely wish he may succeed; though | very
ruch doubt il. In the mean tire, great atten-
ton should be observed in accompanying every
article with certificate from the French agent,
stating that the property is not the produce Of
DDfi,on OF her colonies.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03

1FU0ttc % 71o7oVI = tOe76,
That an ELECTION will be held at the houfe
ofthe late VIM. Symptom, near the Old Turnpike
Gate, on hcf.f Monday IN December ne.f, tor
Prefdenr, Directors and TIealurer tothe Tuln.
pike Road Company.
BY Order Of the Board,
Chas. Page, Treasurer.
NOV. 10. 3taW DE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03

Returns his grateful askaow'cdgm to tho
Ladies and Gentlemen of Alexandria, md lis
country friends, for heir fayors during his rel-
dence 10 Royal frees, and RESPECTFULLY informs
them, thar he has taken the fore in Fairfax
Rfeet, formerly occupied BY MIR. Thomas Gag
get, where he intends keeping general adors-
mcnt of
SHOE S.
Ladies Walking Shoes for the prefent ieafon)
Ladies Morocco ard Kid ofal descriptions,
Gsntlemens' Morocco dancing pumps,
Ditto coarfe and fine ihoes, all prices,
Girls and Boys lhoes,
Childreos pumps, SIC. &c.
gF 4 cafe Of fashionable BON
NETS.
Dcce2,beT 8. div
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03

WeHkewise learn, that for the purpose ofsup-
plying ST. Domingo with money in future, the
cashier Of The pubic treasury in Paris, Mr.. Cor
M, will draw upon himself at 20 days sight and
his bills will be sent to the Colonial Prefetl. It
issstased that funds will always be placed in ad.
vance TO meet these bills.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03
pEIMADEEPHlA.Noy. %.

We uadestand from good authority that TIE
French Government has placed in the hands Of
M Pichan, Charge d''Affairs Of the French Co.
-versment, woinjllions of francs which is near
u eqlal to 400 600 dollars, for the use Of ST.
Donliqgo and that Mr.. Maguitor the Pretett of
thsf GLORY has he exclusive right to draw to
that amount 90 Mr.. Pichon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03

Eftratf of q. fsfter 'refefLea IN WeTU6Arrtort 6y
tbe Fams, fvon a 1ery rtjpt9a5le eommerris!
boa/e IN Liv<rpo0L dated Oa. $.
We have not much alteration to note III our
markets, since we last wrote; Upland Cottons
continue to sell at about l4d per 10, for those OF
good quality BAT the inferior, OF which there are
large stocks, meet 70 demand az present; but
should the markets get cleared of the better sorts,
they may sell before the new arfiycs--the New
Orleans of this years importation are generally
good, and some of the best of them have been sold
at rs I'D per lb.-Sea Islands have been almost
unsaieable, a few bags were sold last week at Is
Ad. to Sd OF such qualify as would al one time
have sold at nearly IS per ID; they almost
as good as any now at market. Wheat keeps
pretty steady a: SIS. IS. Cd. per lob. and Flour
sells, though but slowly, at 33s per Dbl. There
is but little Rice at market, and some has beer
sold at 38s, a 39s. per cwt. duty paid. Fresh
Boston Pot Ashes enquned for, and would
doing IN New York, or in the Pearls of 'eithef
kind. There have lately been some considerable
Shipments Of Coffee to the Continent, which viii
be some relief TO our market"
ExfraG efa Rtfey firm captain Eseeb, gffhe s5f
OssUs, At N. Yok, to his o4vser, eatea Nader.
IA, Stptfmdey 2S.
&c On my passage out was boarded eff the.
Westefd Islands by an English prvateer brig,
Which detained me Ole day, and run me 70 the
northward of tina Western Islands; took myself,
the mate and passengers on board the pfivateer
then holstea out her long boat, and took. away.
ali my people. The crew of the privateer broke
open fine hatehes, hove some Of the slaves over
board, opened the rate and peoples chests, and
took all their clothes, money, and watch.
Night eembg on, ] was ordered into the boa,
with my people and desired to go about my
busines for g did yankee u
Nctiee to Md1iuers.-L Last week the Low Light
OH the Spurn Point, unfortunately took Are in the
night, aud was burnt down. A light will con
time to BUN on one of the stand balls until ncw
one is erected.
(L0s. pap.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03
Oh. 70.
NOtLCG,

Being about to remove from this
town into Maryland, near Broad Creek, requlfs
all thaic to whom / am inccb,ed to- leave their
accoOnts with R. !. Taylor, Esq. for fetilemtnt,
md shofc who are Indebted 10 ne will plede p,y
ne amount 70 MI. IaJloI, Whole receif. will be
faficieas.
T. RATILToN.
Noy. rs. dss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03
NEW STORE.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
The Gbfcriber respectfully informs the public,
thar he has opened fore at Mr.. Cunningham's, in
King Greet, oqpoGte the Wellington Tavern,
where he intends TO fell, on The lowsG terms, The
Fol1o1osng Good5,
for The mott part imported by himfelf this fall /.
Firlt and 1econd BroadcIoths, CAT
iimefcs, coa:ings, maps OF tie pewsf and roll IA
ohlonable colours. iuperfae and iccond London
mems and childrens' hats, Gil, Bookings Of ala
kinds, Irifh linen of the very fncf fort, camb.ic
ard cambria mullins, gold ard Givcr watches,
variety ofvelvets and worried bodcry, ufpcnders,
razors, &c. SIC. III: Vim. PAlRO.
November IS. d
The Marine Insurance association
continue to meet at their Office every day fsomlz
TIL o'clock.
Nm. GroUerman, Broker.
On. 10. ca
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-03
Msraa1ria Dattp 1iD!asytiSes.
SATURDAY, DEcExBRRs.

sOh A CAOh eDhIEHibf-it os
Arrived, the schooner Betsey, captain
MsNenzie. Left Barbados the goth Of
October. American produce In no de-
mand.
Oct. IS, the brig Neptune and schooner
Enterprise ofthis port, arrived there, the
latter had been boarded bya-French priva-
teer, who fred one shot, for which he
charged capt. Manning 20 dollars: the cap
tain having no cash to answer this demand,
they took all his poultry sc. TO that a
mount.
Ttedayeapt. NJ x. left Barbados came
in the schooner capt. Bunker of
baltimore, who also was boarded by one Of
the same gang, and robbed Of every thing
that was movable even 10 his anchors and
cables, and the very sleeve buttons. This
was done by privateer belonging to Qua
daloupe, the commander Of which has been
well known to capt. Bunker lorsome years
past.
The Schooner Fox, capt Shirtlift, sailed
for Philadelphia the 18th Oct.
Nov. Il, lat. 80, long. 69 west, spoke
the sch'r Sally, of kenebunk, from Grena-
ola to Norfolk very short Of provisions,
suppliedsthem with little bread.
The same day spoke the sch'r Freeman
Ellis of Beaufort, Uria Fullford, master,
for Kingston, Jamaica; foar days out from
Ocrocoke.
Nov. 90, inlat. "a 90, and long. 70, west,
spoke the brig Fair American, captain
Brown Of Edenton, bound to Barbados,
"a hours out, who supplied US with one
cask of water, some bread and hrewood,
in lieu of what the Frenchman took from
us at windward ofDezeada.
10 the Stockholders IN tie Little Riper
Turnpike Company.
The following pcflons have been conGdeted by
the Stockholders, whole opinions arc in favor Of
the route now efablfhed by majority of The
prefnt board, as fit pefions 10 be chofen to the
reflective Offices annexed 10 their names. The
utmof unanimity will be nectaary to carry the
election, by doing which Alexandra may expett
to Zee che road foon completed.
Leqen PosveK, Ptefdeut.
Js~ T T. 1 k,exrns, 49,;
Jmqb Tbompsox, 0''es'0'''
NTillian PANE,
c6arles Page, Treasurer.
7'ozvn Stakeholder.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
7ohn & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE Fok SALE,


Al their STORE on Baniter's Wharf,
y ROWN SUGAR, ty ibe ba,ni; Hibbsu's
o Byotox Siort; RaJGns per ea@ f; MsleD;s BY
sbt begy@eaa; Fl63,. BY ibs barrel; MeHl3 ara
D,pi CavIli, by ,be bsx; Iron Cabesits; ava
senEfrr SPANISH SEGARS.-ALso,
HONEY, by tbe barrel or gallon
--Ncav-ro't Ssqp, b. ,be 6or--Ntg,o-Head7a.
Ssreo--Bes AZ Syosf Jamaica Ran Iron Sioves
--Sah. Peter d Haws--Loaf Sugar f; Butter, anG
Hsgb Lard, sSr.---LIkEwIsE,
LIQUORS, Of tbs bsa kind, a
resryai AGsrfmesf-aad Variom ssbsr Articlet
rs tbs G,Oeery Lise--a esmbite ADSumesf 81
aotieS they t,op9t 10 be rozSasily ES4Litd 4Oi'k.
a~F MASTERS sf Packets, PaE
Frgru. Se. may be JnpSiird az Jaid Store, or
abe .abo,tss Nohce-zVnb any 5rtirle tby may
svonf-sS tbsi, O0v',g,at,fniJ aetnsqUleSged.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Do@sa-
--Midaags, Per 59lei or barni-Oabss, pc,
Haudrsd 5Snebe,, o, yfnaiit, gaantitits-LOAF-
SUGARS. and a qaricty Of TIE bsf g7EAS.
Newport, Dec. IS, 1904. W
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
FOX SALE. By
SIMEON MARTIN.

CKTY Hhds. good retailing Molsaes,
~ Two ;ons Hat, Club. and Halbeck Steel,
Twenty boxes brown Hsvauna Sugars.
T~othouiand bufhe!s Exuma Salt, fuitable for
pork, beef, and fSh.------Aiio.
.5ae reeefyel f,om Anyqe,aam, per Zip Eagle.
(Daahi .4aem MGqry)
s. Boxes plain Glais- Ware, each containing So
traws of half pint Tumblers, ro per f'Fs~---
8 pint Decanten--o half pint do.-rz Wine
GlsHes--6 Salt Cells.
IS Boxes auted Glas Ware, each containing,
400 halt. pint Tumblers--z quart Dscsn,et',
a pint do.--4 half pint dit.e---so Wine
.Giahes---6 Salt Cells.
30 Pipes Weefp Gin.--s cafks White Lead. !.
90 quarter calS. IF placI pcwders
4 csks Shot. Of various Gzes,
ditto Linf,ed Oil,
800 Dutch Chesfcs, weighing Is & II lbs. each,
400 (Iz boitle) empty Gin Cafes.
ke1vboyf, T0v. 10. 1907. I,zf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-07
CASA. PAlD FOR
LINEN s. WOOLEN RAGS, By
Chriifopher Olney, & Co.

Dsii,sred ar fbeir Milk. or Pabs, Ware-HeyI
VITHERE they have FOR fa!r, at whelcfale &
Wv retail, all kinds of Paper, viz. Fooli-
cap Writing PAPER, No. aud z.-Vellum Let.
Ger do.--rot do.--Wfapping do.--Bounet do.
-Closhics's do. ri quality. with
and wiihou, Sand.-Book. Binders Boards.--
Candle Paper. and Sugar Loaf Blnc.--.ALso,
a complete Alortment Of Blank Account
and Record Books.-LrkEwIsB
Account Books made aud ruled TO any pat
tern. to iuit the pu'chafsr.--A comp!s,e Anost.
r,enI OF School Books. s. Stationary OF all kinds.
fJ@, Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
81 poand, Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
N. b. Wsn,ed, one or two Boys, from
no ~ years of age, as Apprentices TO the Paper
making and Cioshing bufpef,.--To fueh great
encouragement will be given.
Pyevidenee, or 76, 1907. 74ft
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form rnsrsl daiy. and not TO vote Is 20 neg.
Ice. duty.
That psriSas who were hunting sfser pIac-
Go. Offices. and con'rAels. fhood DC sdvocaies
tor war. taxes and ss.pvaganoe. is not 10 be
wondered at; bos tha, 70 large portion of ,hs
peoPlr who had nothiug 20 depend upon hos
their indoRry, ard no other pubc proi9ett but
that ofpaying taxes, aud h~sriog the burden.
hosld be sAvoss,es for the fame m, aiauc is a
thoughrledaeis NOT esGly accounted for. Bot
rcssos is recovering her empire, ana the TO, os
delu6on is ciss'ios awsy.
THOMAS PAINE.
Rs,asafss, or ,te D,iazvays,
~. Jsyy. Af,a al. 1905,
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PAPER

JUST received and for islc at this Office,
beautiful aaorrnent IF PAPER. HANG
INGS. with great variety Of elegan, Borders,
which viii be fold at the Faaory 2rices-fram
5toIE per Roll.
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