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

thonahS he does not know>so much as " the
torts 0fsbeech." IF there be any SO utter
" in~credulous as not to take the Doctors
word forthis, he will at meeting point out
70 them in various parts of the Union, many
living examples of the truth or he
says.
The Doctor is now on the look out fora
~lecturing room of sufficient size. As he
means to open about the same time with the
theatrehe cannot expect to get the use or
that & the oldabsurdlpractice o~fgoingthro'
the christian ceremonies ON Sunday, would
interrupt him on that day, the day Of al
others on which he is determined most to
exert himself. Were it not for this objec-
ton he would p~refersa church, as furnish
Ing the means of accomplishing W objects
at once, or as the saving is, "killing two
birds with one stone; !" to wit lnstructing
the people in true democratic eloquence,
and giving a stroke to religion. Nothing
imnirs the reverence of men for sacred
things more than treating them with fami-
liarity. To do the works OF man, and
prosecute the schemes of temporal policy
in the house of Sod, is certainly, according
to the maxims Of true christians, irrcvc-
renee. Every act Of impiety, however tri-
fling, committed by general consent, makes
anew breach in religion; and it is for that
reason the Doctor wishes to hold forth in a
church in preference to a theatre.
Itmay be said, and might possiblybe sug-
gested to some,of the clergy, as an induce
ment to them todispense with the formall-
toy of Sunday prayers, anda accommodate
the Doctor, that the purposes for which
nineteen out of twenty SO TO church, will
be as well answered. by his lecture as by the
parsons reading and preaching; and that
they can see and be seen as well at a school
of Oratory as al a sermon. But the Doc
tor begs leave to set that matter right, and
to assure the public that he should be very
sorry if that were the case. Little instrac-
ton indeed could lie nope TO 1mpart, if the
attention of his auditory TO his lectures
were to leave as much time and leisure for.
seeing and bsing seen; for gaping, winking,
blinking, grinning, and nodding, as the
church service constantly affords to a null
LILuuCs AilU IlC lldo III lCdt w iidLdld III
assertion that if every church in the Uaion
was devoted every Sunday to an exhibition
SO important and ~attractive as his lectures,
attention would be so rivetted that the Ia
dies and gentlemen would be contented to
go there clean and decent without trippery
or fnery, and the churches would notbe as
they are now, receptacles into which the
contents of all the wardrobes, b~and-boxes,
ty and trinket cases, milliners' shops, paint
pots, perfume and lotion BOTTLES of the coun-
try, are periodically emptied.
AS soon as the Doctor has got a proper
place, he will begin, and for the benefit of
those who cannot hnd room at the lecture
or leisure to attend, he means to publishhis
lectures in the Charleston Courier.
From the Utica Patriot.
raysArbatktato lies, aAbn servants are 4Uiek-
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potion, Hiifory and Law.

The fabfcriber means TO divide the fame into
two diRinet ~courles. The ohjcef of this diviion
is, that fuch young gentlemen Who are deiigned
10 Gil fmta.ions in active life, diRinef from thote OF
the learned PREDICTIONS, may refort 10 that coufie
aof lectures which will be delivered without a re
lation TO the Law, which will be the iole fonn-
dasion ofthe other.
If the plan .houid meet with i@acceis, the fab
fcriber c~ontemplstes furnifhing, next winter, a
a handfomc library, for the ufc of such gentlemen
as feel denfcps 81 paspopiiing The Undertaking.
Tbs s,unicgai laws OF each tate will then ba'
proyided-That Rudents az law from aay part or
the United States will End II their intereit TO re-
pair to the metropolis 70 purfue their itudies
where they will haze the advantage ct attending
the congregational debates. {
The facility of aacefs which the houies OF con-,
grefs offer, is . circumffance peculiarly advanta-
grous to the Rudent, and the youshful pleader,
nor only from the light which is thrown in the
courfe of debate on controverted g~ueRions OF law;
not only 20 be derived from witnefing the eager
~contets, the vigorous attacks, the wary methods
OF defence, -exhitited by men ct the me& eonipi-
c1ous talents, rivals alike in abilities and inter
eft but e~fpecialiy from this confederation, that
the fpcakers are, ingenerai, exempted by the ma
sure os their functions, from thoic detects to which
pleadefs are peculiarly exPofed.
The LECTURES will mmcn the kTtt week
in Decemner next, and continue until twelve diff
tind Lectures 10 each courfc fhall have been deli
vered.
The terms may be known by application per-
fonally, or by letters p~ot9-paid 70
ROBERT WARE PEACOCK.
Ahorxey at Las0.
City of Warrington, Ga. = m&th IT'D.
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i E G r u r Z S.

IN a fcience 20 various and complicated AZ the
prefens fytem of the Law, nothing which tends
10 facilitate the progref of tie iudent can be
deemed uielefs. It is with this view that the
.4obfcriber ~propofis TO deliver, TIE enluing uiaecr,
{aad if faitable encouragement CHers, anaaa.ly1
a course of Leaaress
On Education, Bellies Letters, Com
petition, Hifory and Law. !
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-17

TaYsAyba,ktxi 10 lies, abb, servants are 1UiG-
ed. SOLOMON.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-14

lNOE2CC.
WHEREAS my wife, Harriet BrawncF' "'Yi
without caufc, eloped from my bed and 00aIl; :
am under the difagrccabe necefRy OF tofw'," b.1
all and every perlon or perions from credilIs s
on my &C. cunt, as I lhall not pay any oeO' ~
contracts after the date h,:eof.
Vim. B. Br0wner:
On :, eo5'
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Ten Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the Subscriber on Sunday
the I4th init. an appre"tice boy to the Coouer,
trade, named MICHAEL FOLEY, between -
ard 10 years old, about s feet inches hiob
dark &raight hair, and has remarkable dow
calt lheepilh look. Being born in the wet oc
ireland be will be eaily difcovered by his diaIef
Had on when he ablconded, nankecn uoos,
jacket, thickfet wailtcoar, new ticklenburg trow.
fers and new wool hat, bat took other clo,h.,
with him. 1t is fuppolod he has gone tow.
ards Baltimore. If taken up 20 miles from
Alex andria | will pay IS dolIaFs, and if more
than 80 miles 70 dollars reward and all res.
ionable charges.
CHAS. JAMESON.
Auouff re. d7t %
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AugnR ~
For SHE. or RENT.

THE STORE | have occupied
for fometime paR, Gtuated on Prince Greet, oppo.
fte Col. Hooe's. There is no aand in town more
better or eligible calculated for carrying on an
extcnive wet or dry Good Bufnefs. The Gel.
lar perfectly dry, with door at each end, will
hold one thoufand barrels of Flour Twenty
five hundred barrels may be flowed upon the Pre-.
mites without any inconvenience to the occupant.
For terms apply to WILLIAM CXLEY.
Sept. IS. co
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A healthy, aous, young Negro Women - En-
quire Of the Printer.
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Sept. 81.
A WaYeh0uje TO Let.

will rent my Warehouie, ftuatc on King
Ryset, adjoining the manfon houfe in which I
live, opPoGte Mr.. J. Kincaid's. PoGeiion may
be had Immediately. II is very convenient for
Grocery fore, or Flour Merchant For
terms apply 20 ?. MARSTELLER.
June z. co
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The S05s
saw

of the property advertiicd on the 18th OF Aagu't
laf by us, in purfuance Of the decree of the cir
cult court of the diaref of Columbia, for the
county ofAlcxandFis, at che laa June term OF the
lai1 court, and in pursuance OF the lsf will and
teitaEens Of Lewis Hopkins, drceaicd, TO take
place on this day a, the iloue of Francis Daniel,
ar the Little Falls Of the Potomac, is unsvoid
ably potsponcd until Saturday the 18th day Of
Noyemoer next, sc winch place and on which
day, if fair, If not the next fair day, will pod-
lively be fold by US, at public auction. to the
highef bidder for ready money,
The follosuSag Pfo5sgtp, Uaz.
One undivided third part oE'ao7 acres of Land,
in tie fsd diRrits, near the fsid Little Falls,
upon which are Merchant Nails, with three pair
of French burr mill tones, and every necefary
and convenient machinery for manufacturing -four
20 the belt advantage aifo brewery and diitil-
lery, miller's hoafr, brewer aud diitilers houle
and lundsy other Improvements, This property
will be ihewn TO any peffon who may incline to
purchaie it, by the Gid Francis Daniel, at any
tine before The fal,.
A tratf of Land in Fairfax cccnty, about three
miles from tho faid Little Falls, containing 2o7
aces, upon which is a dwelling houte, in which
Mrs. Sufan Wren lives, auS inndry other improve
ments; about two thirds Of this land ac cleared,
and the remainacr 10 wood; il is good farming
land. MIR. William Waters, who lives near il,
will thew this land 10 any peison or psrlons who
may incins 10 purchate i, Al any time previous
TO the fale.
Mrs. Suian Wren, who was The widow Of the
{ laid Lewis Hipkins, has a right Of dover IN the
aiorelaid property. O. The fale viii commence
ar twelve o'clock.
Philip R. Fendall,
Robert Young, Ext0rs.
William Waters, J
Sept. 40 q
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Land fer Sale.

Il with to fell from thouland to twelve hundred
acres of geod Farming Land, in the county of
Fairfax, on the waters Of Pope's Head and Jon.
nymorc IIns.
This land will either be fold together or infe-
parate parcels, as may be agreed on. 1t is we'll
Gtaated for the difpofa of produce, being within
twenty miles of Alexandra, and thirteen OF the
Occoquan Mills.
Any perfon, wihing TO purchaie, may know
the terms by applying to the iuo(criber near
Dumfries.
John Gibson.
Sept. 8. dow
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The above ars;clcsare fold by the bottle, box
and package at the prices affixed 10 them, with
"a confederate allowance 20 thole who buy TO fell
again. Directions for u6ng, and certificates of
cures made by them, gratis.
Sept. ?. Eaw
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Frederick KemeImn1ye1,

LIMNER,
Respectfully informs the public that he has
opened Drawing School next door TO Colonel
Hooe's, Water freet,) where he will infrutt
young Ladies and Gentlemen in drawing and
painting in Water Colours and Crayons every day
in the week, except Saturday. Hours OF attend
ance for young Ladies from twelve to. one, and
gentlemen from to O'Clock in the forenoon.
He aJo,
Profeaes Portrait Painting in Oil and Crayons,
and all other branches belonging to the arr OF
painting except houfe painting.
LSkervls,
Guilds looking gaaes and picture framesin the
beit and nestett manner pofible.
AuguR 81. co
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ocEcnuantS,
The defendants Jacob Harman, Sa-
mue Davis, William Hanhorne, jun. Ekhanah
Doolittle, Scott and CO. and joleph Sackeu,
not having entered their appearance and given
fecurity according to the rules Of this court, and
il appearing to the fatisfadion of the court that
they not inhabitants of this diGtit, on motion
of the faid compliments, by their counielp it ii;
ordered, that the iaid defendants do appear here
on the frf day of November court next, and an
fwer the plaintiffs bill and that copy of this
order be forthwith inherited in one of the public
newspapers pubIiihed in this county, for two
months fucceiiively, and that another copy be pof
ed at the front door of the court houie OF the fad
county.
A COPY Tef, G. DENEALE,
So Iawzm Clerk.
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Wellington IaUe1m.
RANDOLPH MOTT

ttaS removed TO the houie lately occupied by
Mr.. PETER HRIsKELL, f2n1ot
General WG(hlagton,
Where he continues TO keep HOUSE of EN-
TREATMENT for Travellers G. others. He re-
turns his fnecre thanks 10 his friends for their
former cuifom, and hopes from his attention
to bufneis to merit and receive continuance of
the patronage of a liberal public.
Auguf S. co
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
County of Alexandria, q.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
County of Alexandria, Il.
JUNE TERM, 1903.
Elkanah Dooiistle, Plaintiff, !
ACAINTS
Jacob Hartman and Samuel Davis, mer. .
chants and partners, late trading under :
the firm of Hartman and Davis, and
William Hart(horne, jun.
Defendants,
The defendant, Samuel Davis, no.
having entered his appearance and given feculi,y
according TO the act of afcmbly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing 20 the EtiSfatfon OF
the court, upon affidavit, that the faid Samuel Da
Wis is not an inhabitsnt of this DiRriG, on mott.
on Of the iaid complainant, by his council, it is
ordered, that the laid defendant, Samuel Davis, do
appear here on the frf day of November Court
next, and enter his appearance to the fait, and
give fecufity for performing the decree of the
Court, and that the other defendant, William
Hawthorne, do not pay away, convey, or fecrete
the debts by him owing to, or the eRate or effects,
in his hands belonging, to the fad abfcnt defcn
dans, Samuel Davis, until the further order or de.
cree Of this court, and that copy Of this order
forthwith publilhed for two months fuccefively IN
one of the public newspapers pnblilhed in this
county, and that another copy be ported at the
front door Of the court houie Of the iaid county.
A CoPy--TeR,
G. DENEALE, Clerk,
,. II. rawsm
For Sale,
A healthy, aout, young Negro " oman y En-
quire Of the Printer.
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WILLIAM RAMSAY
HAS OPENED

>yNrN ~
fl "a - w. H..
a Grocery Sore IN FYSNce jt1ees5
Mex. door 70 Dr. DICKS
6trs ne falea9s Sffp,ag ge1s.1' wo, osss
genuine artielesin that Inc, and a'qV ebe's j'r
Jale onarodsrafe terms
LONDON particular
Madeira, WINES,
Port IN caiks and ootties,
Colmcnar and Malaga
Old St. Julian and Meooc Siafe' M ea'es Oh
dozen each,
White VINE vinegar
18th proof Jamaica Ruin,
Do. Cogniac Brandy
Holland Sin,
Loaf, lump and NluieoVado Sugar.
Sugar fiouie Moianes'
Imperial,
1holaa' -
f1yion' 81
Yoang fayioo' q
siyi9n os'n' S,s
couSi'ops,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14

AN ACI
To make Braufort and Paiimsqooddy, ports Of
entry AID delivery tc mike EaGon. and
Tiseron, ports Of delivery and TO AUTH.
iizc he eftln lhmeDt ot a new collection Dii.
trtt on Lake On,s'io.
DEF ,noaed BY fbe S,rst, and RoxJr # Re-
ID p,rltnfa,,u,i fibe Ls,nd oloies of .ior,,ica.
IN CssgyeG oMwbkI, That from and a,,et the
1 ait day OF Iunr next, difuti fhall be sotmed
from the d,isret of Newbern, IN North. Ca,cl;.
ga. 10 he called the diGritt 1t Beaufort. which
fhail include The town Of Btautlr,. al the
water ard ihc,r north and raa OF the laid toqn,
10 HaIbor. "a I'D, and all the sa,er and fho,e
fou,h ard wea of the fait ,osr, 10 Dog. III md
ipcIuive. AID tbe town o. Beaufort ihsl he
the lo.e port Of entry and delivery ior the faid
diAria a.d collector ot the laid port fhall be
appointed. TO rsfdc and keen his cfice az the
Ntaid to sn'of Beaufort. 1ho ihail ne ,nrsItd ~
receive, in sddi,or to the fees and other emo
lumcuw , fab ihrd by law, the annual ialsry Of
two hundred dollars.
SIC. 4. S~d be fry.btr mated, That
from and after the fid thir,ie,h da, OF June,
EaRcn, in The diHrfa Of Oxford. in the SSte Of
Maryland. and Tverton, 10 the difriti OF New.
port. and State Of Rhode, l0ind. ha!l be ports
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
AN ACT

Making an appropriation for the fupport Of the
Navy Of the United States for the year one
thnufand eight hundred and three.
BE sra7ed BY tbe Senate and Honjs ef
Repyofntasiees efibe Urfsd States Of .ime,'ea,
in Csngryi eDSmskd, That for delaying the ex.
pences Of The navy Of the United States. during
the year one ,hoofaud eight hundrsd and three
and for making good deficiencies for the fame.
in the year one thouiand eight hurdrsd and two.
the following fum.. including therein the fun o'
one hurdred ,houfaod dollars already approved
by the " sa Masking partial appropriation fN'
the Naval iervice during the yssr enc Ihouiand
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
AN ACT

AN ACT
Concerning the infnrancc Of buildings, goods,
and furniture IN the county OF Alexandria, 10
the territory VI Columbia.
BE IL tna7ed BY fbe Ss-on end Hoyf. t
Rst,ejtsiahyrt Of tbe CpicJ States Of .ime v,ca.
in Congr16 e1cn6ltS, That the suo i"cofpoia,
cd bodies OF me itste # Virginia, The one known
by the name OF h" The mutual s8orance focietv
againe fre on buildings. in the State Of W.T.
gina :" the other called " the npt5al iulcrance
company sgsiua a,e, on goods and furniture 10
the State of Virginia" or either ot them heie
afler msking iuiurances on buildings. good, or
furniture, 6'uaird in the county uf Alexandra.
10 the diariet of Columbia, according 10 the
laws. rules and regulations. by whiea the ia'd
facieties are or may he sefpeetively governed IN
their infur,nces in tha, State. msy have the
fame right and mode OF recovery. IN the cifcuit
court Of the county Of Alexandria, IN the d;i-
trief OF Colombia. seainfi any perfon 70 irirrirg
his building. furniture, or property. as the cafe
may be. Gruated in the county atoretsid, w;h
either Of the faid focie,ies, Sh'ch might have
been had agai,H him or her, II the rerion n IN.
turing wss rhdent, and the haiding. iu,n'iure,
or property 70 injured, was 6tuated in the State
Of Virginia.
ArrRovED. March 90. 1905.
III: JEFFER,oN,
PryGIs~ # sbs United Stsia.
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Dollars, iz,iSS.o11 10
a fun more than tx times a. large as the
land tx levied in SEQ oy the .ait adnioiha-
tion. OF wo,ch fom nine nlh,ons ieven hun
died and eighty eight thouisnd and twenty. two
doliaes and isventY.Gx cents have aausly been,
ard ate IN train - be. applied to the rsdsttion
u toe na,ional deht.
With tocn oueht profreHs of sfreedy ex
tir6hpn OF the national debt, wiJhIni additional
bnuhens, how care.nl thlu!d government be TO
avoid every th'ng tend doe 90 inc,esie our ex-
rcndrUte 7 When that deb, fhail have bJen sx-
Ungu ihed, the Preient revenues ~ gaverNment
vail be eeua, 20 us maintenance and 10 the fnp-
ra7t 1T snv oerclavy WAS in which this nation
can be cagsged.
Whcn teaea upoothe furrender by gov
etr rleni 10 the people ct million Ut dollars sn-
nuaty, ip aboliih,ns tre cxcie; upoo the rapid
Yeductinn ot the pohiic deb, ard upon the ipe-
cis ~ the rresfnry, and call 20 mind the svowed
an known determination ut the late adminitra-
rion noe ooly To cou,inuc. but to double the
land tax, am loa in amszement. Cannot
difccyer rhc cxRence ot that necefi,y shich
demanded fach repeated and opprefIve contn.
baiion.. Yc, boldly declare that TO continue
ss we'll the land tax as the other internal taxes,
was ,he dcGgn OF that administration. This
declaration Is made both from knowledge Of
the views Of the perfous then in power and from
the provGons Of the aa directing the valuation
OF lands and dwelling houfe'; which clearly
proves thst q rermaoent dirett tax was contem-
plated. That att creates the furveyor Of each
valuation diRritt a permanent sficer, and af.
ccrtans The compensation he fhall receive for
each official ati. l, directs him 10 keep a re-
cord OF the valuation of each lor and houfe and
whenever a transfer fhalI take place, to charge
t.e purchsfev, credit the ieiler, AMI euter 1t of
record. II provides that when uew houie
fiali be erected, il fhall be valued and added to
shc valuations made under the aa that all lands
exempted fron taxation, whenever the exemp-
tion fhalI ceaf., faall be afesd and that aU6tr-
spsr and 70 e/frs ara dwelling houfe fhal be
de}royed 'he valuation thereof fhal be cancelled.
Neither OF thefe provf,ns has any relation TO
the tax levied they all clearly refer to Jstsv
saS0.
Indeed, the expenfe incarred in aGefhng
the lands and hoofes in the different States, and
in coIlct,ing tho tax, forms eoecluGve evidence
'ha, il was determined to eaablih ar annual
land nx. The fcms by that standardization
appropriated for the expenfe of aGennents A.
rcu,'ed to four hnRdicd and Eve ihoufaad
doilan.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14

S'0e' "'%ts ~ "1 Ft35T ~ may esHceFs,
THAT iu canirqu.ncc ot d larc "a and w
drctee Of the ConiuIs II ,hc Rspubiic.
bearing cate of ths z7th nf Oesobe, Isa, Geo.
e'aI pardon and anre,y are granted 20 all DE-
'erters from the ravy, snd from rhe public sst...
nails. " whatever grade a. sifo ~ al ,eelser.
ed wo'k nen aod icanrn: Provided ,hey te,u,n
'o France "rh'n fxed period of ri oe.
In purfranc' o' The az We decree. and os
orders s'nm the Miniacr of he marine and coI.-
n,e'. The gnder'gned her.bv lntoims.all cerf .us
u this deicr'ption, ho ray ue in rhs Uo;,sd
States, that until the z7,h Of OGobe, ncxt.
they nav pFefent rhrmieves before ihe fevc,,I
eommhares OF France. in The iaid StAtes.
who are author fed to provide FIR their ,e.ur,
bone, and give them c'fSnr,s for their uoun-
excl admiaipn into F;snce. -Such pcfr,n. a
take The hened of the amoeiir, are MT o,lv
exemot from pr fecution on account Of their
detent'on. but Sill moreover I've ,e,nAa,ed ic al
'eirees'. 10 the fituasons which thew occup;si
Before they iet public fervlce. Thor4 ~hp a.,
not avail ihe ufsives of he arnoefy, wili he pro-
iccn'ed. when rhey return TO Frauce, Win all
the rieor o. ,hcli
Givsa @f Geo-es To-vv dfri9 qfColsrtis,
f65 7ib Of Germ1ai, I III y,a,, zst5
Mo'es, I8c3 l.. A. PiCHON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
Ne~pori. May 7, I5o,.

MHEREAS divers unhappy diF:srne,,
w exit between me aad ny wife CATH-
ARlNE and thoie differences are daily in
created by her f,ieadJ adviierY i 10 he,e-
tore hereby forbid aoy perfon or perfons .rua-
ing her on mg account. as am dc,ernined ict
II pay any debt of her contratsioe alter ,hi.
daie. ELE4ZER TREVRr.r
Newport, Nav :, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
l. fWS Of THE UNION.

SEVENTH CokGRRss
Of fbe
UNIfFD STATES,
at ibev JIeona JeDtsr,
Begun ami held at The Ci-
~ Of Waihingtoo. in the
Territory Of Colu mbis,
on Monday, tre 9th OF
December, iSo1.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
7ojebh w. Paul g 30.

Haze 10, laLt at .brir St0re or BazJqrr's Wb4rt,
\ GENERAL and nuine sGorimcas os
"A Gspcsries, as loS as can oe purchaied IN
,hi, town.--Liks3ife,
M iafcs Of a fupe'or qrality per h,gfheai.
Nsx England Rum by TIA hostheai.
Sugar by the nauei.
Teas bv The d zen ID.
Frrfh Flour ny the barrel, of which they in.
tend TO keep contain fapply.
B.a Havana ~hi,e and brown SUGARS.
by me B,x.
or Mia-rs Of Vch,ls. &c. can he fupplied
9th any articles they NAV want, and the
imallea favor gratefully sekno slejged.
trrvs7,f, Febua-y { leo,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
BaYziHai Walker

h>rhC FULLY informs the citizens of
- 'hi' 'oFn' thai ne mas opened 81 10 IL
Ia me d seliing-houie OF MIR. ,n4than Wake,
n the Hfeet formerly called Pope, Lace, az the
south extremity OF the tom. Perfons diiDoled
t. place ehlldren under his ca c, may reiy oa
their receiving me itrieief atteation. P.icct
inHrucs''n spelling and reading. dollar %
Gents: - Reading and writing. ,lan -
Reading, writing. aud arithmetic, 4 dolla.s (,
censs per quarter.
Aiio, nu nber of young Ladies ard MTs
who with 10 be i,iifueted in the above braccne,.
may be accommodated With a room fpsssse
from the comnon School. Five or fx have Al,
ready commenced.
Newport, May ?, 1904.