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100, Prizes.
3oo7 Blanks.
scoo Tickets at 4 Dollars is

This Scheme j, calculated for the adSan-
tage OF advenfarers there bSiug not one and
three. quarters of bank TO prize. and the
prizes only fubjeet 10 deduction ~ twelve and
one half per cent. The encouragement and
afiaance which the Managers Aat,er themfelves
will be given TO this Lottery, by 'hc Mafonic
fraternity in this and the neighbouring States.
leaves them without doubt thsv the Tickets
will meet fpeedy ia!c. a I'd that the dra ~iag
will commence 10 fhprt tine which as foou
a, fnifhed. ia OF the prizes win be publlhed,
and thirty days afier the prizes will be punesu-
ally paii.-ThoIe Prizes which are not demanded
within twelve months sf'ei drawn, will be deemed
generouAy given for the ourooie OF the Lottery.
WILLIAM TEW,
JAMES PERRY.
JOIN PRICE, jun. Mar
EDWARD EAoION, jun. { ayers.
CLARKE COOK.
WILLIAM MORE, Jun. =
G1- Tickets in the aboye Lottery may be
had Of either of the Managers.
Ntzvssyi. Ma,eb 7, so,. I,stf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
State of Rbo1e-IHand. Sc.

N1HEi<EAS the ii n. The GeDs,a al Affcm-
w bly, did, a, ireir frifion in February lat,
appoint the pndcrGgncd Com rilii oncis, to dit
pofe OF, at PSbiic Auction. the eia,e of ;.s late
JsjfSb Wasi4a. Efq. which was con6fca,cd TO
rbc Sfe et thh State; !ying in Janeio.n, and
containing about one hand Cd aud feyen,y sctes /;
with the mssson H1ufe, Barn, three Orchards &C.
thereon. Whercfcrr, he above fslc viii take
place on the frR NJ nday in April next, al
eleven o'clock IN the forenoon. (f fair weather,
it not, the hrit fair day On the Premiies. Con-
ditions 10 be made known at the time Of ise.
CONSTANT I TABER, | C0mmJ.
SAMUEL VERNON, I Jeore,,
Nc-ctot Mureb OH. 1909. Irs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

NOTICE i'hereby given. that the fubicrib.
Y en, Executors of the laif aill and tefia.
meat OF .4a'os W,iber, late Of Linlc. Compton,
deceated, hereby call upon all perfons having
any demands sgsiaf the efiate OF rhe decesfed.
TO exhibit them for fettlenent and all perf,ns
indebted TO faid efsre. arc defired to make i'm
mediate payment to either of US. at cur rsfpec-
tive dwellings.
FRANCIS wILBOs. Exyeuy,.
ISAAC WILBOR, .1dmngya,o,.
L"fh,-Comtf'". Ma,e6 g. so,. las
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

Revelation, ire Declaration Of Independence
: and our Natio6al and State Contributions. IL
is congcnial with the original fentimenu OF the
People apd obviouly calculated for their interet
and hsppioefs. IL is decihvely prevailing IN
mott Of the astes and wants nothing OF It's
friends but union, energy and hrmnsi'. 20 en-
fure its prevalence 10 this Commonwealth.
Whatever may be the iGoe Of any particular
election. there p not. there cannot nov be.
doubt of its ultimate fuccef'.
CONSISTENCY.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
GEORGE THOMAS

Ce1ttai0se,, Dfiller, and F,ea P,sk,u<r
Has tor iaie 'he following AuieIes, viz.
Freih LIalaga grapes box and
csfk raiiin' hss; aimons IL iheli; p,uae.
cnfTants nutmegs cloves ci,namon sllpic,;
pepper; ginger 'eas coffee; chocolate, No.
& T. prepared with and Without vanilla; brown.
powdered & ios'-iugsr Cortiss cf all kinds.
An shonment OF prefetved frni,,, olives. psa-
nuts; beit Sherry, Mslaga. & TenerifFe Vices:
~ a"d 4th proof Jamaica SPIRITS, AID An,igos
kum; together Uith an elcgan, sfTormen, Of
Glais and Crockery WARE, which he is deter
nised tc fell very low.
Nsagpor, Ma,eb 4. So3. r6,tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
PHILADELPHIA. March Z.
Tbs fal2o1oing mfer8irg isffsy reaebed ~ BY be
iaf qVefen mail.
WAsHtscTos, Jan. IS.


WAsHtScTos, Jan. IS.
"SIR, R,-Soon after the date OF my letter 10
YOU of December 10, the memorial of the Senate
and houfe of reprefentative, of Kcotuoky, TO
the preldent of the United States and the Senate
and houfe Of Representatives OF congfefs, came to
hand. In that letter informed yoo that VIC
had realoo TO believe that the fufpenion of the
right 20 dcpoGt at New Ofleans, was an act
merely Of the intrndant. unauthorized by his
government that Immediately on information
of IL. We had iaken mesfures to have il rettiied,
and that we had bcea ieconded in thefe by the
cordial nterpoiit lion Of the miniaef OF MS catho-
Iic majeGy. reGding here. Further information,
fbeSiog that this aet of the istendaat was un-
suthorizcd, has strengthened our expectation
that il will be corrected.
"In order, however, to provide againff
the hazards which bcie, our intereas and peace
in thar quarter, have determined, with the
appreciation of the fenste, 10 fend James Monroe,
late governor OF Virginia, with full powers 10
him and our miniiten IN France and Spain, 10
enter with thofe governments into iuch arrange
men, as may ,ffsaually iecufe our rights aud
intercas in the MifiGppi, and in the country
eafward of that. He is now here and will
depart Immediately. 10 the mean time. know
ing how important il 10 that the obffroetions
f,alI be removed in time for the produce which
will begin 20 deicend the river in February, the
Spaniih ainiGer has, at oor requcf. reiterated his
in,erpohtion with the inendant of New Orleans.
"I eoclofe you a reioluiion Of the houfe
Of repreleota,ives on this fabjeet. which. with
the meafures taken by the executive, will,
hope. furnilh new grounds for the confidence
which the legilMure Of kentucky is pleaied TO
sxpref' in the government Of the United States,
and evinse 10 them thar tina, government 10
equally ana impartialIy alive to the interehs of
every portion OF rhe union.
{" pray you to accept aaarances Of my
high refpeet and confederation.
TIL JEFFERSON.
I" The Gov Of Kentucky"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
G l. A r K BLISS

II dS Jor yot. ger,ai r.g,,fmrst Q, W,a-
4 India GOODS. ana GKOC ERIES. efa
qe0r'AH'ed 7aaLy. al tbe loqesf p,ice, a, ,eia3:
.'m'ng 0f6e". are br toAstglse an,cls,, qlz.
B'andy, Wsf- inSi0 Enm. .ib p,ost do. GIN,
Neqe- EngIand kSm, Nm sef Bt,ent ksds, Me-
IcDe', Leaf q Breqoa SHxari. { e6ee. 7tGI sf
0A,'0@s kmd,. Cboesiate, Rojjlns, ffJps,, nlfaoe,
CiT"amor, NIfmce', Fh.r, RJe Asa Indian
Meal. RSfrr, Craze, So0b and Caaalss; q,ay;-
o~ A1dS .f Gh./' Wa,c, Esve n a,e, Kni4n and
fo,k', J0k ka'Uti. Pee Ksies,. large ard mall
Spooas, Cbof Loft, ara Fiirs Cr5cke,y ara I'm
Wn'e, Aaef, Ha'ebrn and Hses M a.. oad boys
Ab0rs, Co,k', B,ySone, Lam f6ioet, Stons Lirse,,
Lamp Ol. POSo&er. SkA and fknn, tl6.rs
Lines Q. qoyisus krGi, Leadi, and hoek,. aergjsa
Lead and Lines, BtHo7,s, natal lea Psl, 4a,a-
iHg P9Pfr, aor0tD,~g paper BY fbr ,eam, Bed
co,as. Leg LNe'. Ma,l,sg,, /tam.ai Cb.a,,
Oak K<gs boidiHg fran one gSa,t 10 fr gaiioHs.
BHekeH. Cefsr asd Pepper rse3 gnHnd 10, zjS,
Rice. NsqD fo,k 6GJ"1eyi4r Eoay. Re, ta,vi
end a nnm6ev Of steey .4,nci.s nei meniovcd.--e
Captain Of ul5<h, and o'ben. ma, be Ebbhdsx
naliee. and rasy faeoy aeansqpIedsed.
Nrwrorr, March 4.iso,. S4rt
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

N|E the iabcriben, being by the Hoo.
w Court OF Probate for the town of New.
port. aPpoio'ed Commiflioneu to receive, ex-
amino, and adult the claims of the creditors to
the eaase OF Jslssa Tbuyson, late of Newport a.
foteiad, Cooper ,deceafed. rcprefentcd iniolvent:
All perions having any demands asainit faid
eaa,e, are hereby notified to exhibit the fame
TO either Of the fubfcriben, at our REFLECTIVE
dwellings, within fix months from the dstc here
OF, being the time allowed by faid Court.
ANTHONY DIXON, | Commj-
JOHN SLOCUM. hone,s.
~ All per'on, indebted to laid eitate, arc
requeaed to make immediate payment TO
SusASSA THuRsros, Aduiu'x.
Ne7VSon. Ms,e5 7, 1905. ras
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
Rb0de. fNand UiNri6. E,

Rbode Jland Ujgrid, &c.
MOTiCEis herrby siv.n TO the Creditors of
1N EDWARD DEXTER, Of Providence, in the
Rhode iilaad Dhf,et, Trader, againf whom a
commiiion OF Bankruptcy has been ilfued ard
proved on. TO appear at the Golden Ball Inn,
kept by Alpheus Am'nidon io Providence, on
the fourth day of April next, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, and thew caufe tf any they have)
why the Certificate Of his diicharge fhould NOT
be allowed.
DAVID LEON ARD BARNES,
Jadge Of ibe Dpril7 Corr /or
Rbode-lRaad Dyfri7.
Providence. March s. ISo,. ,,s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
MASON'S HALL LOTTERY.

THE Leginature OF the State of Rhode
i Iaand. &c. az their laa fefions, having
granted pernifIion ID the Matter, Wndens. and
Brethren Of ST. Johns Lodge. No. I. in New
port. 70 raife oy Lottery the fam Of T1U' 7baH-
lanA Fine Hard,-d Dsiiay. 10 difcharge the
debt due on Mafon's Hall and hayiog appoint
ed the fcblcribe. Managers (who have given
bonds TO the General Tseafuref) they prefent
the following Scheme tor the patronage Of the
Public.
S C. II E NJ E.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
Letter from the honorable Ohm Breckenridge,
TO his friend near Fsankford (Ken.)
/" Wa@iseten, aotb Va

f" Wetdmgfon, aotb Jan.
DEAR SIR-Thc conduct OF the intcndant
st New Orleans has excited comfortable fen
fbility here, and IL would have bcen much
create; had ir not been pretty generally believed
that the meafure was not authorized by the
court Of Spain. n.--Meaiures for redrefs we,e
taken very early by the preGdenr, and the
SpanIfh miuiAer here, believing that the inten-
dant wa, seiing wi,hou, authority, fent pilot
boat TO New. Orleans with difpatches, hoping
that by his ioterpofton. things would be REIN
Aated in their former condition..
The fobjett was alfo taken up by the
Houfc of Representatives, and after fnndry
diicoaions, in all Of which there appeared but
one icntimcnt rs to our natural as well az Aipu-
lated right to the Navigation of the MiiiGppi,
and of tn: unal,erabe determination OF the gene.
ral government 60 fuppor, it, the !ubjo'ned
Ieioluiion was adopted. Mr. Raadaipb's ,yo-
Luton
I" The condoa, however. of the inten-
dant in this inaancc has plainly manifeaed that
frpm the preient arrangements we cannot pro-
nile TO our commerce much prof fperity or dura-
fion. Indeed am ia,sGed that the tranquility
Of the union will be liable to fuch trequsnt in
teuup,ion,. that it cannot be long preterved in
fuch fate OF things and | an equally fatis-
fed, that the weitern Commerce cannot prof
pch-Under thefe imprcGinns. | was much
gratihed at the appointment of MIR. Monroe, a.
miniaer plcoipoten,iary to the court OF France
snd Spain, who in coniuntiion with our mini
fen reGdeDt there. will. uoa, be able TO ac-
cnmp!h an Object which | conceive all impor-
tant to the wen:rn States, and without which
they will never rife to that profperity aud i'm
portance deiigned for them by nature, l mean
the enlargement OF our territory on the eaa & 'c
OF the Mididppi to fuch an extent as viii effec-
tIally fecure cur commerce on that river. So
|" Unfortunately, however, for the wef-
tern people, hould Orleans continue fhut up
sg,ina them, until the refult OF the milton Is
known, considerable injury will be fuaained.
Rut we mutt fuhmit to il. Ii is the courie
which the exiting rate Of things has induced
The preddent to take, and which feems 20 pro-
mite Us ultimately the grea'cR and mott laftiug
good. Should, however, the milton prove
aoor,ive, and fhcuid our rights continue To bs
denied or intercepted, have confidence thai
the general government will refor not only &c
thote meaiures which win completely invcR u,
with, bot az completely pro,ea us in its enjoy,
men'. 10 fuch Nfort, there cannot fail to b
IN union Of fen,imeot and Of action. No Acne
Tiean, OF whatever party he may be, can hefi
tate IN sihfting to reaorc the violated rights o
Ia large portion Of the community.
l an far from thinking, therefore, tina
cur we'teru a&hs wear an unprcpitioos sfpeet
Tor admitting the in,erditsion fhsll be taken o
to-morro~. this government, will, uu0
never content 20 the continuance OF 6ate &
hinss 10 preclrious aad detrueiivs ~ the Prs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
TO LET.

THE lover part of a Houfe. Gtuate on
4 Thames-S'reet. in very plcsfsnt part Of
the town, and poGeGlon given the middle OF
Much intact. For particulars, Inquire 1t this
OAice.
Nesginf, Msyeb 4, 1903. i,1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
UiMdm {. Baen e. Co.

y ETURN their grateful Acknowledgement,
IN to their friend, and the public, for rhe
liberal ioPport they have tx perienccd fioce com.
mencing buineis In New port; ana beg leave 60
inform 'hem, tha, they have received, IN sdd;,;o,
n their inrmer sGonm-ot. gres, var;..v oe
Ladies. Maes. and Children's
Kid and Morocco SHOES,
and Ladies Co,k fole Shoes.
~ Also. Ladies Cork file Sboe,, 10 Enc,.
Newpou, March 4. so3. ,,.,e
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

CASH. PAID PcR
LINEN u WOOLEN RAGS, By
Chrilfopher Olney, & Co.
Dshvsved at their Miiii. or at tbsh Paps,
Ware Hozjr,
M HERE they have tor fale. at whclefsle &
Wv retail, all kinds Of Paper, viz. Foei-
cap Writing Paper, No. and 1.-Vellum Let.
ter do'-rot do.-WrapPing do.-Bounet do.
--Clothiers do. If auality.-Sheathipg with
and without Sand. Book Binders Boasds.-
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Bluc.-ALso,
A complete Aaortment of Blank Account
and Record Books.-LiKEwIss
Account Books made and ruled to any pat
tern. to fuit the purchsfer.-A complete Abort
ment Of School Books, & Stationary OF all kinds.
AJs, Warranted Chocolate. by the Box,
or poand, Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one CT two Boys, from . =
to IA years of age. as Apprentices to the Psrer-
making and Clothing buGneh.--To fush great
encouragement will he given.
Precedence, O7. as, iSo1. 74ft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

An intelligent gentleman, who has lately
travelled through Ceonetficnt. aiIarS us that
the Republicans in that Staie are uni,ed. deter
mined and ipiri,ed and, notwithfsndirg all
federal imPedimenu. i, 10 generally expected
thar they will eventually triumph. That is
the opinion of the we'll informed ofboth parties.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

NOTICE is hereby given TO all perfon, hav-
IN ing any demands agsipa The eaar OF VII
liam Cyks. late OF Newport. decesied. a,e hese-
by requeaed TO exhibit them tor ietilement ;
and all perfons any wife indebted 20 fsd efa,e,
are hereby called uron 10 make raymenr Without
delay to MARY GYLBS, 6dmi~ic
CHARLES GYIFS. Da,s,f.
Orto JESSE LlLLIB2IDGE, Afifsnt.
-Nesrtsrf. Janis, sos. Izo
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

Republicanifm is triumphant in the State
Of OHio. Doetor TIFrIs is elected Cover.
nor, by an immenfe majority of votes.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

nE Couu OF Probate tor the town of
Il "saetly, having appointed the Subfcrib-
ers, Comnifiioren, to examine the claims Of
the creditors TO the eaate of Janu Ref. late of
Weferly deceaied repseienled iufolyent and
ix monIhs from the 10th day of January, so3.
being allowed for that purpofe Notice is
hereby given TO all pcrfons having demands
againft faid effa,e, that VIC will attend at Sylvef-
ter Gavets Inn. IN faid WeRerly, on the htt
Tuefdays in April May & June, at nine o'clock
A. NJ. on each day, On isid buhneh.
JOSHUA VOSE, | Commit
JOHN CROSS, JIM. Eont,s.
All perfons indebted to faid eaa'e, are re-
queaed to make immediate raymcnt 90
JAMES ROSS, .4dmingaratcr.
WsferL. MA,eb 4. iso3. I17
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
FRANKFORT (Keutueky) ian. ~.

The attachment which the ci,iz,ps Of this
fate have long felt 10 the Union, has often been
very undeierved!y queaioned by political sIiiers
in the papers of the Esacrn States. When foch
writers as Coriolanus (Sho proftGes TO be a
republican, can prevail on shemielse, to give
currency to the idea, we Think il is high time
publicly to deny, in behalf ofour fellow c,izens.
thar any Power has. OF. in all human probsbniiy,
will have claims TO their affection fuperior TO
the general government of the United States.
Whatever may be the refult Of the preient dif-
pute with Srain-whsteyer may he the prvstions
in ccnfrquencc therefor however great the
inducements to deieu the Union. the people
OF this fate Can never be brough, " to enroll
themfelves as dependant provinces Of Loui6ana."
One feniment only prevails on this fobjees.
? jra riasee on ,be jsfiee Of fbe Frdt,Ni Cop-
eminent, and a dSfe,mmat,an 10 upper lis dteyfs.,
kt IL e3a 1obaf ii aViH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
To be Sold at Public AUCTION,

nN Monday. the ara infant, ar Spencer
" HALF, IN Warwick, At teu O'Clock A. M.
Ut fair weather. il rot. the 6rt fair day Eleven
Cows, one yoke Of Oxen, one ipan OF Hertes.
eleven head OF young Cattle. t~enty-h sheep.
twelve Hcgs. one OK Cart, and number Of
farming tools. Conditions 70 be made known
at time and place OF fale.
Wdrssirk. Msrtb 7. r.s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

FOR SALE,
hALF Of B ds PEW, No. so-6'uate on
i i the weia Ale very near The pulpit. in
rhe Rev. M'. BrGalo's Meeting Houis.-For
terms, enquire Of the Printer.
Newport. OSt. z3, 1904. IoS9
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

The late learned Dr.. BELxNAr, who was
no bigot. has been hes,d frequently 20 declare,
thas he thought il difgrace 20 our State that
Jeqo were excluded from enjoying the honou
Of Office in the Executive and Legina'ive branch
es OF our government [; this is an undepiable
faet, and DR.. B. was firong Jtdt,ALf. What
think you, major. of the Doctors liberaliiy }
will it juRify the charge of mGdsLy! ID.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12
For Sale,
Sr ADJOURNMENT.

- ADJOURNMENT
For Sale at Public AuG7ion,
nN Ihuriday the 9Th Of Ma eniuing. IL
" fair weather. il not. the sia tair day. (un-
lefs previccly difpofed Of At private isle large
Two-hory Dwelling Houie, Ia'e the property Of
Capt. Jsbn K,lJu,n ftuated in Brcsd S'reet,
with Yard and Garden, and ueII OF excel
lent water. Sale TO be at ~ o'clock A. M.
The terms nav be knovr by appl,ing 10
GARDNER & DEAN, 6st7ioresys.
Neeypsrf. FEB. IA. 'so3. IA
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

No rational man no examines the politi
cal Rate o. the Uoion, Can doubt q, 20 the re-
elections Of Mi. JrgfIxsos TO the Proficiency.
When thar event ,akes pace, il is 20 be boPed'
ths, ftder0i oppsffion will ceafe 70 agi'a'e The
pubic mind, aud dihurb the traoqaihsy and
hsppinefs OF ioc,ety. Until that perioa. we
mutt, perhaps. expect that the prefeni organized
opppGtion will continue With all its birierneis
aod rage, on!ef, the STATE Elections ihould pre-
viouay become 70 rrSsbLess as 20 forniih an
eff;ctual check. Boz. Cbyon.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11
o. fbs Way ia Egrobe.
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Siact fls ia Gazris f5f arrival tie l5;s = or
gan. at Me4y5rt, haf farr5sd Lozd,n b1tsr5 - he
2 " Nay e0ns:a;gg tie 5oio1oirg ;t4b,rfas. intel
t,gsrtr ~ caaifisn 10 qv5at qUs tke1 bu5rGed
4 r'sssag g a6 PSiey Ceuae 1gz5 ieli At lie aeen's
Place, London On fbt Sf5 Hay. ~ K,ee bring
pTtf--, --5s1 Pr0eianatiaa cu4s Gls4 granting II
9-fss egaigf ~ fps, god, and jsIj-t7s Of i5.
fSs7s5 H7tisa TIE Pr0slaa'4lisa eyss E,aea By 81
prfy tevrfsi9rs.
% sib~ proc ama:is1t 1Deye al5 ls4-,~e r L4g;4r
o. s's srg7 al 2i1sh 5oa7d % tie Frsaeb u Ba!
a7iar Rsba5fei. Tie ofosr declaring u big5 trsa5r
T'r brit5 fa5is75 20 saisr 52ayG Frere5 or B0sI
oiin armed @ip,.-At fbs f1nt tine is-reajsd 5ogg.
f seere esyelj5r JSarfa, aad rerraits fer ID: loaS
fsruise.
II rea5ef fire! for tlf brorssdiagI qv5t5 ar roz
Elre} aqsafarsf Of a7aal bseiiy, and tie oay 5r
mai Declaration ef W,ar, sgbirb eyW prsbaJy take
pace srt ft Jorfs IN tbs talG0vi9g in30,taai d,ra
sqf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-20
Iohn A. Shaw, & Co.

INFORM the Public that they have taken
i Ship next door but one North OF the
CJffee- n -ife, where they carry "a fhe
WATcH.MAKING BUSINESS
in allis Rtaoches. L'kesife all kinds Of
Hair Work c5 Geld Cypbers
neatly executed. They have FOR Sale, Enelifh
and Geneva god & llver Watches, Gold Neck
laces, flyer tea and tsolc Spoons. falt mu.ta'd
& pap spoons. foup and puoch Ladies. iugsr
Tongs. large & final l. 'oking GlSHe,, dsefing
d.. tea Trays, Waitees & drsling Cafes, plat
Ell. wooden, and Britannia Gators, Britannia
tea AMI coffee Pots. Gep,le mems and ChildIen's
bea & c1m non Hats, Saf,endeIs, Knives and
Forks. hrafs globe s. common Hsodroos. SHOW
el & Tong, brai, and jappansd Laaps. elegant
plated g. btafs CandeRicks. dart and commoa
Cans, h,rie & ch,i!e Whips. ladies do. scin,,u.
Pen. Knives. Shutters & Trays, powder Boxes
and Puff,. Razors In cafe, ard ~ishJut. lhaving
Boxes, and Windfor Soar, Cream Bali. Nri,ing
Paper. Duch OaiIs. Spaoiih >sga;s. Maccshsu,
Rappee & Sco.ch Souf, Starch, ParpI, Blown,
together with complesr AG ,isreot of Iewrl-
lcsy & Perfu ~lery.-- They AH, carry on The
GoLD & SILvERsMIrH',
Budneh Cath siyeo ter Old c I'D and silver.
+++ Poot,0a attendance. and rhe fmsllctt
favon grate!rl'y Acknowledged.
Newport, on. 2. 1902. Jztf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-20
GEORGE THOMAS,

Cssttd~ss,. DwiLIer, snd F,~n P,t)syvtr.
As tor Sale he following Articles, VIZ.
4 / boY and csh rsifos FIX. almonds in
ihe. pruGes cuHsnts nutmeg. cloves;
cinnamon; sifpice; n,nk and Ca, ne gepptr;
cirge' muita'd 'pice omrcn teas; fee;
coc a ih,l.s chocolate, NO. AID :, p'ersred
win and without vsnii-s brown, po~ de'ed &c
| ,at- -iusar CnrdiaIs of all kinds, s'oge' pre-
ferves.- An aG)nment of P,sierved F'u,s IN
b'sody, olives. anoh ,,ies. paa nu's; hett From
t,gn.c, Sherry. TeueriRe and Malaga. Wnes;
lrup. already prepared for purch. foperio, 10
any comm ,nly uied II and an proo jamaica
Spirits, AID Ant;eoa Run bctt 5 anih sea.;
wi,h az elegant sGersment ct G'af a. d CrccSe.
ry WARE, which he is dc'e' mipet to fe,l very
low.-Punttuai atrodsnee and the inailet IA
grateful. ack owiedsed.
; N,pporf. JHy Z. 1909. l6'f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-20
For the RHops lsLAsD RIPusLIeAN.
COMMUNICATION-No. q.


TT will be remembered that at the slofe Of a
i former communication, we took the liberty
,ot remarkirg. thar the diflerssriou. to which
that vas intended a. an snfxes, was probably
but the fra Of contemplated ieries Of numbers
that the rrpusei author Of IL had recently
been heard TO fay that fsps ~ three fnas sp,a-
eve sw fbs Je<r,ai f6t zrsxH ,svsiUsnize fts
STATE pev Ess-s~d deducing the Inference ,ha,
there was renewed iyeem OF federal warfare in
embryo ready 70 bara icts birth, and to COM
mence its sild and furious operation. We fob
NIT i, 70 all who have perufed the Mercury
thar hath Gnce came oot, ~kc,h-r that rredic-
tiou has not been verified Whether il doth
rot appear beyond al, controversy, thar !, was,
in fste, she hgeaI Of renewed srsck--ihc
lea log meature Of rev csmpsgn And
serher we were not a. costett, and veil found
ed in th. fuseeaion relative to the protector OF
Ssisfvs Jsfbs, cf i'll
The srm reception which their era sd
vance experienced feems in . eses, mcsfore 10
have diiconeerted their plan, 20 have rendered
thsa petulsnt. snd isestui--so have thrown