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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-10

On Thursday Euensng, Aag. II,
WILL BE PRESENTED,
fFor the fsR time this ieaion3 the fayorite
Comedy Of
The POOR GENTLEMAN.

As performed at the Theatres London,
and different parts Of the United States,
written by Geargs Coleman, the Young
cr, author Of the Mountaineers, Heir
at Law, Battle of Hexham, Surrender
Of Calais, &c. &c.
DR.. Ollapod, fb,s fsf APPEARANCE fb;,
ffg'snl Mr.. Bernard.
Mary Harrowby, (her fri APPEARANCE
bere Mrs. Story.
TO which will Be added the Mufcal En-
tertainment of
The F A r M f r:
OR,
The Worlds LJbs and DoU'1s.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-14

Dos. 5,7oo.ooo
O. this debt Of dollars 5,7oo,ooo
dolls. 4 100000 Eel. due in the year
1906, inclodiag 10 the saf mentioned fun
dallsss $40. 900. which he Secretary Of
the I'.eaiufy rcporfed i would be rec>f.
fSrg 70 raile By lclr, on the hia OF .]anus
aFy 1875.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-14

ghe as ofr7e6 extending its pow.
) Il sns to tie inltatment Of foreign debts
which fell due IN the ear 1896, it is ne
cel1ery 10 inclode in the Ga,ement an IN
falment Of tie foreign debt which tell due
in that year.
Amounting TO the fun OF
dolls. 963,o4
Aggf eeate due the Bank in
the Cane year 100000
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-19
POLITICAL SKETCHES.

An abfoiute defpotifm, however eitab-
liihed or modified, is as uniform in its ope-
'a,ions as it is bancful IN IFS effects: the
will Of the iovere'gn. or (what is Gill
mote moderately of deep rooted and
tlolely combined ariaocracy, moves and
dirsfs the whole machine ofgoyernmeh, !;
shile the part aligned to the degraded
lsople is only TO ferve and to fuffer. The
hifofy of nations under lnch dePlorable
circumstances, affords much difgua with
bot little profit but in mixed monarchies,
and efpecially in free republics, the people
unfold their faculties and qualities and
human nature, through all the varieties of
she grades and circumstances of life, is de-
reloped. The hiRory of free nations is,
IN fact, the hiaory of the human heart,
and is no lefs inllrua;ng than it is amur
ing; as it fuppIies the bef means of judg-
Ing concerning the operation and final il.
sues Of various forms Of goyenment.---
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-19

without Wifefy bargaining, At tie fame
time, for fome enlargement ofthc national
privileges. Thus il happened contrary
10 the common ccurfc Of events, thar tic
Englah nation obtained fome Of tie mob
Important coceeilions and grants in tayrr
of liberty, ffcm iuch kings IS were fired
with ambition and difingu.ihsd for their
courage and talents; who, had they nc
employ ed their relllels minds ard waffec
their arength abroad, would have beer
the mott Sdifpofed and the beA able to have
e1a5lilhed {, aein Of abiolate delro,lfn
at home.
Il may with justice be further remark
ed, that tie English house Of commons
acquired great increase Of strength and
consequence from the spirit Of commerce,
which began about two centuries ago, to
pervade the nation. TIE discoveries of
Columbus which gave access to the mines
Ct South America, ard those Of Easca de
Gama which opened a read to the vast
riches of the East, changed entirely the
face Of Europe. Several Of the European
princes, Selling the advantages of the con-
sequenr increase Of their revenues, formed
aud supported large military establish
ments by means whereof they en-
largcd their bcul daries and enthraled
their own subjects: but the spirit Of COM
mercial enterprise, which the aforementi-
oned discoveries had awakened in Eng
land, was, fer some considerable time.
highly favorable to tie nourishment and
growth of English liberty. Commerce
encouraged and inyigorated agriculture
and manufactures SO that many among the
plddling classes rose to condition Of great
wealth: clfcu instance that added great.
lv TO the weight Of the house OF commons
in which the people were represented, and
which derived lustre and influence from
the peoples riches.
Balance.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-19
GUN and PISTOL
T Balance.

Manlyaaoy,
Nearly orpoate the Vendue fore, King
freet, Alexandria,
THE fublcriber carries on the
above buGnels in all its various branches,
and relies 90 the Public Tor that patron
age and encouragement, to which the
execution Of his work and moderatentls CT
his charges will entitle him.
Robert Na{h.
ol Guns and Ptfols STOCKED in
the neatclt manner, and en- realonable
terms.
In'y 70. eo3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-19

, United States Of America
FiitA Circuit, Virginia Da-
trif, May Term, 1903.
| Under a Decree of the said
Carr, rv< t5e Cammysioners 4rAl <x-
3sse to pabhe SALE, Jsy rtaay msuey, ON
HE 9remisrs, AZ Z o'elaek On F,iday
1be Iob day of Augau a>xt,
That valuable and extenGve
F A r NJ,
called Mount Salus, alias MilIthorpc, ~
ing In FaiSiax county, on Difficult and
Wolfe Trap runs; containing by deed
$50 acres, and BY iurvey 675 acres,
The manflon houlr is on high, healthy
and agreeable ituaticn, convenient TO
which are fprings Of good water. Tie
houfe is 40 by IS feec, two rooms on
floor, with nine feet paiiage and fair
cafe, brick chimnies, with fle place
to each room, piazza the whole length
of the ftonr, cellar 40 by IS, walled
with fone and divided into two appars-
men,s. There are fsveral inail build
ings, near the manGon houie and gar
den. There are, alto, a valuable msr-
chant and grit mill, faw mill, diGillefy,
miller's houfe and oserlser's houie. TIE
mill |louie is 20 by 80, two tory high,
half the lower sorry OF fore, the o,hes
Part OF wood, ard covered witt, fhirg'cs.
ahere are ore pair OF Bu:r ard one p.ir Of
Cologne aohes, three boiling clolhs a.
mott new, one lcreen, all now IN aie IN
manufacturing wheat and grinding grin.
The Gill hcufe 40 by 80, one tory high,
walls Of tone and mingled toof, shs aooss
PIanked, the upper laid for mating
grain, and uoughs fixed round the whole
houle contributed TO carry water 10 every
veilcl which may need il. Thrse fills
and one boiler can be worked 10 sdyan-
rage in the fad ioufe. The waters Of
Wolfe Trap, On which the mill and Eaw
mill ltand, are conaant hIeams. Tie
ltuation for country cuftomers, or pur-
chAfng wheat, is exceeded by none in
the county or neighbourhood, not being
more than II miles from Alexandra oz
George Town, where there are excellent
markets for country produce of every de-
lcription, and about 70 miles from Wa(h-
Irg,on. The land is fertile and preduc-
tive, and the foil we'll adapted TO receive
Improvement from the ule OF platter OF
Paris. There are upwards Of 1000 pam
nels Of fence on the lard, and ABOUT 100
or ITO acres Of we'll tImbered land belong
ing TO tie traef. There have been nearly
70 acres of timothy made, lying on Wof
l zap and Difficult runs; SO acres more
may be made al a fmall expence. This
farm enjoys many natural advantages,
which are unneceaary for US TO mention,
il being taken for granted that every per-
fon whining to buy fuch properly viii
avail thenlelves of an opportunity OF
viewing the premifes, previous to the
day OF iale, capt. James Wiley, reiiding
near the land, will thew the premiless
and ALTO plat Of the furyey, which is
left with him for the information Of rho!e
concerned.
The tide papers will be exhibited Oh
the day OF lale.
Charles Little,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-19

), this psaag. l~aicA has hither'a been
\ ~ 'sdsrsd impractacah.r by all seamen,
80 principally 10 The WeaeTn winds
| s.b prevails in this lat.) will be rem
lad .'ot only fate, bus expeditions, and
/ comfortable advantage 10 she,msfeantile
EOrld.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-19

aIsraaDria aDDerttsfr.
TUESDAY, july l9.
The King of Denmark has appointed
=. Hamrsrn, Efq. his Vice Conial for
|. aa,e Of N. York, and David Greer,
q. Vice Conful for Mafachuietss.
N J,zaal 0f Lambed9sa. This Island,
Inch has lately attracted the notice Of
h. politician, is situated about 20 leagues
m Tunis and IS from the island Of
&.Ialta. There is a good anchorage 70
hen of war, where they are out OF dam
ker Of the n. W. wipJs; they also water
kherc. Lsmpcdosa isinhablted by Nal
kese priest, who there serves chapel Of
khe Virgin, where tie crews Of Christian
shirs sometimes brings offerings. 4 lams
which he keeps over the tomb Of Mus
.selman Hermit, also draws to him some
'preseiss from tie disciples Of Mahomet.
lie rakes care to have plenty of psovlsl.
Ions, which lie sells to the crews he sows
wheat and barley, and feeds oxen, asses,
sheep, goats, and hogs.
The island is covered with wild olive
trees; the peach there is exceliene--Lam-
pedosa is the ancient island Of Calypso il
was upon these coasts that the fleet or
Charles v. was wrecked in 1854.
fxtra2 + hft<r fyom Loadsu dassd
May IS.
"As we now conGder ourielyes at war
again with France, -four will probably
rife; at preient it is abous SO or s4s per
barrel OF 100 lbs. Tobacco keeps uP,
and will do well, if of good quality
Petersburg in cafgoes AID. to
Our flock is very low, FAY not quite
10. 900 hoglheads, of all kinds, in tbs
ports of London"
Farenheil's Thermometer, was on Sum-
day laa, about an hour afternoon, lui-
pended IN the air, beneath the fhade OF a
black hat. and in about 20 minutes it
roie 70 Ios drab colored hat was af-
forwards put in the place of the black one,
and the mercury defended two degrees in
ten minutes. Hence it appears evident,
that the human head, covered with a
drab colored hat, will be at leaf two de-
grees cooler than when covered with
black one a circumdance, that, with
refpea to pleafure and health, deierves
attention. N. Epapsr.
An elderly gentleman and his fore
keeper were piundered of all their clothes
a few evenings ago, at Norfolk, while
they were bathing. They cut very
grotelque figure in getting TO their dwell
ings, which was Upwards of half a mile
from the bathing place--unsil a female
who met them had charity enough to lend
each petticoat; which in fomc refpetts
relieved them from their embar af1ed fate.
(Dai. Adv
The above aory would tell very we'll
were it MOI for the addition of.he laff cir
cumRance, which is SO extremely impro.
bable, as TO give an air ofahetion to the
whole. Not thatit is'fo incredible that
J lady fhould lend two pctticoats in fuch
! cafe; but the difficulty is, how any la
BY fhouId have been found with two pet
licoats upon her at once !-E. P.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-19
L)ubuc 5ate.

On Friday next, the ed infant,
nil be said on the premises,
A Lot OF Ground with the In
provements thereon,
On Duke frest extended commonly
known by the name Wet End J The
lot contains about I of an acre, an1 the
improvements are good two tory frame
houfe, with brick Bake Hoafe and other
back buildings. Terms Of fale will be
made known on the day of fale.
John Limerick.
July IS. DIT
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-19
alexandria advertiser.
TUESDAY, july Io.

The King of Denmark has appointed
=. Hamraen, Efq. his Vice Conial for
. GATE Of N. York, and Davia Greer,
!, Vice Conful for Maaachuietfs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-22

eht sorts to fine lady every year--llere
is saving of two thirds Of a yard to every
woman! isn'r this something = Now /
don't know how many fine ladies there are
III New Haven; but les guess-Soo-s
a saving of FIVE hundred and thirty thres
yards ard two thirds. exact as e'er a po-
litieianer in the treasury! and all this in
one year. And besides all this you see,
that in saving this cloth they use dme,i~
ean mauNfat7uye in its stead for ii the
ladies elbows ant American manufacture,
then the deuce is int sure enough.
Why how there's Mo2gy, the dairy
maid, fine bouncing wench as ever
churned butter, always goes with her
elbows bare. And as for that matter l
think it truly commemorate, for it's made
her as tough as leather, and she's got by
II ore OF the stourest brawny pair of
bracers you ever saw and more than
that, there is no young fellow in all our
town dare offer single sauey thing TO
her-No they would as soon dare pro-
! woke the very evil one, himself 0f may
!. be allowed TO swear) as do any thing
impudent within arm shot Of moggy !
Now, Mr. Waller, if all the girls about
did just SO dye see why they'd be
able to keep the rogues at their proper
distance; and themselves out Of harms
way, as the saying is. For my own part,
/ don't very we'll relish these niggardly,
undetermined dealings I'd great deal
rather see things done as they should be,
in plain, downright, honorable manner,
as one may say.
IIowsomever, l don t doubt ont matters
will work right bye and bye; and your
fine ladies, after their elbows have bad a
thorough seasoning, be aole 20 frighten
off the young saucebox's, just like Mog-
gy. Yours to serve,
SOLOMON SOLID,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-22
From The Mlau- Haven Hisifor.
Mr.. WALTER.


I'm plain old country fellow, and
ha'n't much of knack at newspaper
writing but fairly feel it my duty to
try oace; and if my piece is fit to be
seen, you'll please to print tiff not, you
can throw it away among she other rub
bish.
Now Mr.. Walter, all the newspapers
for this whole year and half, have kept
twitting the ladies about bare el6ozUs-
as il it were crime to wear bare elbo4vs !!
For my part, though live in the coun-
try, and ha'n't half so good chance to
see all about these thing as you city folk !;
| yet can see such plain reasons t. justify
the ladies for wearing their elbows bare.
that really now, | wonder somebody
ha'n't come in with my arguments before.
Now it's as plain to me as that two
and two make four, that bare elbows
ave elofb, and that in no small quantity.
suppose, now, that tbrsr inches !. guess
as ant too much) of lady's arm ar
Ell bare-the sleeves at the elbow ma
( from ten to twelve inches in circum
srsnce.-.Alow, then six gowns Of differ
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-22
e. Intention I

The Members of the EPSON
TockEY CLUE are deiired to meet az
Gadfby's Hotel on Saturday the 9th day
of AuguR, at eleven o'clock. Members
will take notice, that on this day fcveral
gentlemen whiting to become members
VIII be balloted for. Gentlemen Sportc,
men of Maryland are iolicited to attend.
Jolly III. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-22
IDublle 1dgnous.

To-morvow at half pap 4 O'Clock
IN tbs attsynoon, rOilzpsrsmt0,iJ belold
on NJ. Wi/on's Wbay,
20 hhds. old Jamaica Rum,
2 hhds. Green Coffee,
on credit of :, 8, and s months, for
approved negotiable notes.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
July IL. Yea9ss-Mafer.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-22
MAYORs.COURT,
NEW YORK, JUNE II.
WARN q. ELLIS.
Credibiljty If Test,moAy.

CfeaioNIVI| i eSfLn0hp.
This was cafe of aGumpGt for goods
fold and delivered, in fupport of the &C
count produced by the plaintiff, bis council
called lad about II gears Of age. On the
Part Of the defendant it was objected that
the witneis offered was not a competent
witneis, on account of his immature age.
In reply, il WAS inGfed that the COM
potency of wirnefs never depends or
his age, but on the maturity Of his un
derfanding, and the degree of his know
ledge. How far he deierves credit is for
he jury to decide when they lave heard
his evidence. Plior TO his being (worn,
be was siked whe.her he knew what was
the intent of his taking an oath. He re-
piled /" that il was to tell The truth, and
he knew he would be Punihed if he faid
what was not true
TIE Court directed him to be fworn.
On his examination he proved the delive
~ of the articles, and their value. He
declared that when he prefented the ac-
count to the defendant he allowed it was
right and promifed TO pay it, bat wihed
TO have the ufual credit Of 90 days-,o
which the plaintiff did not agree, but
NOT objeaing to it at the trial the jury
allowed inteief on the account after the
expiration Of the 60 days.
Verditt for the plaintiff zs dollars and
As cents damages, and 6 cents cot.
MARRIED. at Mendham, (Mafs.l Mr..
VIM. BLAZER, aged IS. 10 Mis- CA
rHRRINE YAYDEN, aged II
g-S TIE Letter Bag ofthe ship
Fabius, for Liverpool, zp11 be
taken from the Coffee House on
Sunday morning mex.
Wednesday, July 20.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-22

MARRIED. at Mendham, (Mafs.) Mr..
VIM. BLAZER, aged IS. 10 Mis- CA
THERINE YAYDEN, aged IL
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-22
and other Articles,


4 MoHG gObitt are, ag'e0. 9a,ir.y ef ID.
( A mgg Jql5oaa5lt eatiaef /nrmfs~--kse,j
kyo5f 0vd i7sk'--SsAIsi ri-gS--tkganf e~awsled
and byGf riaak fir, Ger laPP',iru Jar hsti9g-
giaDis) 5raG b&s, bshs, b%get, Gnd fo5h eeJE-
gov--fts 0s3 yalpi--ft,frc,, 6,adi. and s0,ls
sf III .AsAl-Irai sspf '.ss,shdsgsi-----sosr,
e6se, naat. enP6aa,a, pad, end alter hek, Of
epery 1c/tn}.ox-gAa- foeks and brqjf Jsraifs,e---
kNfrH and Jarks--dsj<n keipei--jack Gnf pen
knirss--d,e ard e1fce ksiV,s--yfl2ars and %ra,s
--yisP, As05, and thumb katckes, 6yaij and bas--
tezvfer aal iros, table and tso Lpcsns---7v4rrisg
paxt, eopp:r and b,afj--e9mgsffi9n, i,or, Aset-
iox asd bbtEtm h0 kfhlo--yl1adts and Gevels---
.@ovelr and feae5-5jqefyGra5-ebefsgd.@e,-----
sridiyoai, paieat 6n4 4csmmOa---fafi,0Vs6 6ci1a1vs,
6yqG Gn4 iran xytf--tas, and iran cefsc mRi--
byayf, japas'd, and iro9 easditftk,-Fctl and
jabaa'a G4stu--E4yfstb boon-- patent iampt, va-
,iort kmGj--GIe, fri qSaLi1-AJo,
A handlome aflortment iapan'd ware.
Pqtent and comm0n Time GAaDSJ--
Laokng .glqDSt---e6GJr ard riding 1Vbp', ard
qvbib egya5-6raG and jrsa qOi,s---farry. eomb5--
no4t aSa,0t t,GSS-asr,s cGzst eT& kcteke.S---
aygqvisg -ksftE1ear3t.:;S ard ken! h1wmeu--
qVosd. iEzef-ka.4 anIJ J2iiLEg ds.---teenaxt ayvs-
tail ard JfzyS %. 6ro/5 and i,os tqek---,s,ring,
eonfeGsasd Aesbsk.sdo.-dOsyk iyos jack blSiw--
Joia:e,i and lno;,bisg4 piems--Jfrrt ira d.
~OSldhs and ,a5Jh 6s.-g7yoih, tsliotsi rrd
r0asds,l and ialA; plGins--raping pSi9gqs'r 'asd
plssSUtaGs!siat--kaf ygafki 7Ois him G4arir(--bsf
eae5fsY (rafr cb3th--ronwm ao.---sortiti0g
and ylaektt etg{h cad sesgn-eeafni fafiHs
gsEgts--plain hSaa' aa''jg'3ng gax'ert7-Ds1J JSnarf,
and e?mpeQci--c4rp,pt,s ,3<s-!l5ike 0rI nail
gia5his--fapJsrt,;, Je. Shoemaker, b0mmsu,
fdives. kasas,i, pirtt,s, tSets, aqvl 6iaGts, do
bafl,, and fS<,eieki. Hogk, bserfb, eaitsf,
bat, dgaisg, and ssofb- b-5,a,gn--beyJe, y@af, tar,
Jesnbiag and baistrrt dO.-bostf, razar5, ,0zsr
F,aps and eqysS-yfgdrmg Ssxes--boyn and ivsy
eomJs--b,aG, peqo,ey, !tatbs,, p0pe, and lgji INK
fan4t--isk-4 -4ovU4tr--eetpey Plate eest,l lp,--ke,-
ter, 4vrifirg. and qv,0birg paper, eVe,y gaahy--
gaiih 6om SO cent? 10 8 deil6,ibey bxadrrI-.,)rGi-
ing .oax q zvajtn--bLaek erxrtd Morpceo packet
bsots-bsf. 6L4ct led fmcih, ,Gafa e Rafe tcseii,
--gmsry /faly and hvidtn--pe1ols, .ReGs--k,G
LsHdsa PtzOfer tea pafi. Asd Oa,ty sf oikry
ayfitLI al kqv as ean be toxgbt ia tbb tour. 2
Newport, Dec. ~, 1904. u7Y
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-22
9oM & 5slvsr omah.

THE Subfcribcs RESPECTFULLY Informs his
i friend, and the Public in general. that ne
ba, taken Shop belonging TO MIR. Jsvaitan
M4,6, directly oppoh;e the Psq.OGee, where
he carries on the GoLp and SILVER Smith,
and JEwtLLfsY BuGnefs, ia all its various
branches.-Thofe who may favor him with
their Cofom. may depend upon Puntiuality.
Confant attendance will be given, and the
fnsllefi f,von mof gratefully acknowledged,
By the Public's humble feryant,
. JOHN SNOW.
- C,th given for old Gold and Silver.
Nezgi'rf SEP. IS, 1907. { siyg
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-22

e~5- The public are rsqaefsd to peryjS
scit5 particular attention, the Jeii0s0-
mg eorre7 and candid Rafement Of
xHden;abte FACTS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-22
K L NJ o V a l..


Nv II 4 II III Y Y y
TAKES thi, method of .afoEming his friends
l. and the public in general, ,hs, he hai re-
moved from MS la'e place of reaeence, to the
houfc he formerly occupied, oppof,e Mehr.
Gibbs & Cbaaai1g s-where may be had an Gle
saur aaIortment of GOODS, adapted TO the
fealon--too numerous to psrticu!arizc in an
advertifement--and as cheap, for ca!h, rs at
any fore in the town.--Tholc who viii
pleafe to call at his Store, he Caters himielf,
will fud an inducemenr tn purchale. as he is de-
termned TO diipofe OF them " very reduced
prices.
N. B. He has alf, iua opened for fal-, a
quantity of bea Iyg6 Linen. ieyeo eigh,h', and
yard vide, by wholeiale or retail.--Likewiie.
beautiful shoumen, of Lxtear;ags, very cheap.
January I3, 1905. cStf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-22
DAVID MELVILL, Jun.

Has jua opened, and row oatrs for falc. at
his o,d fand, nsxt door South OF Mr. Town
iend's Coffee Houie. ne2s and genera! Az
iaTtpent Of ...
HARDWARE, STATIONARY,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-22
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-22
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.imosg otters. are ibe Jsils1pigs articles, oiS
Bran4, W.g-I3Gia RHm. 4fb frsef DO. Gin,
Neqp. Egg glasS Ran, Hma sf different kinds. Ao-
iaDSs, Leaf q Bro7pn Sxyars, Ce6ts. Teas Of
vGrisEi ki3di, CboeoiSst, Rejfni, Pepper. Atpice,
Cinnamon, Nmmfgs. Flair, Rye and indian
Meal. Butter, Cbstjt, Saap. end Caadlei 4; carl
oRi kinds IF GlaG Ware, jlsrs Ware, Knrvts. and
Fork'. Jaek Knivef, Pss. kqives, large Ga4ynall
Spans. Cbsq Locks end F,ls. C,oetsy aza lin
Wan, frer, HaIekeh and Hes, Msn'5 and Bsys
Sbots, Corkt, Byinegre, LamPbiact. Sfsn. Lmr.
Lamp Oil, Powder, Ssot AID Fiah. Fybmg
Lines Of Varsnf kirIS, Ltadf, as4 liook,. Sect s4
Lead asd Lisef, BrllaJos. 'sstaI Tea Psn, qUr,f-
ing Paper, qvrcPpmg PS.Ser 9y Toe ,e0m, Bed
Cords, Leg LNsJ, MzrLxg'. JtemfA'' Ctyas,
Oak Klgs holding yfJom one g.4,. m fx gates'.
Battrf. Cg9te Nsd Petaptr rtSlp sr0arly9 NE ;
end samber of sf5er 4rt;cls5 act menfoaed.-
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-22
William Moore, Jun. 6 Co.

HFlltIUW MOOI t, JUN. - 70.
HAVE FOR SALE,
III their STORE on tbe fery Wbayf-a general
ADsytmr1t Of
GROCERIES,-.S SHIP CHANDLERY,--
HARD WARE, sc.
Which they will difpofe of on as reafonable
terms as at any Store in Newport; by whole
faie and retail-among which are the follow.
ing articles -
40 Hhds. good retail Spsnilh hote INDIGO
ing MOLASSES, CASSIA.
Holland GIN, ALUM, SNUFF,
Wea-India RUM, BRIMSTONE,
BRANDY, Wool Cotton Cards,
I.oaf& & brownSUGAR TOBACCO,
Hyrou-kin, ,Souchong, 7 by GLASS,
and Bohes TEAS. COTTON WOOL,
COFFEE, GINGER, German and b!ittes'd
PEPPER, pIMEN- STEEL,
10, STARCH, NAILS--ahorted,
Cattle & NY. SOAP, GLASS WARE,
MUSTARD, FLOUR, CANDLES
COPPERAS, 6 tons aGorIed IRON,
Sherry VINE, per ton or hundred,
Malaga DO. &c. Sc. &c.
LIKEwisE,
"A great variety of DRY GOODS,
fuiisble for the ieaion.
Newport, Dec. 4, ISoz. IIAf