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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-28

ROBERT B. JAMESON
OFFERS FOR SALE,
90 hhds. LIT quality Mufco-
vado Sugar,
j, do. I'd DO. do.
10 do. sd &c. do.
Loaf and Lump DC.
10000 Id. bef Green Coffee,
80 or. cheas frean Teas, aaorted
from Bohea to Imperial,
4th proof Iriih Whitley,
maica, Antigua and N. E. Rum,
Coniac and Barcelona Brandy,
Holland Geneva,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Claret in cafes of to 3 doz.
50 boxes Albany Chocolate, 1T ana
I'd quality,
Mould and di?t Candles,
White and brown Soap,
200 reims of Wrapping Pa.er Of dif-
ferent Gzes,
Patent Shot ador,ed, rom BIB to
No. 10,
Madeira,
Sherry,
Port,
G C,.DJn' : WINES,
Frontinac,
Teneriffe,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12

our citizens on the French government.
On agreeing to the frt propoftion Of
Nr. Randolph, the debate on The conti-
nationality and expediency of The treaty
was commenced by Mr. Q. Grirwold, Of
Newyort who qleltioned lis cont;,ution-
ality onthe grounds, that the conIiitution
did not authorize an extenf0n of the terri
tory Of the United States, and that, in
violation Of the contribution, the treaty
gave preference to lhiPs Of Spain AMI
France entering the ports of Louiiana
over the Atlantic ports.
Thefe were the principal grounds of
objection, and were urged BY MeIrs. G.
Grilwold, Joleph Lewis, Griffin, Purvi-
ance, Thatcher, r. Grirooll and Dana
and oppofed by Mears. J. Randolph,
Elliot, Sanford, Smile, .Crowninhield,
NichoIlon, Rolnty and Mitchell. The
debate did not clof7 until about 5 O'clock
10 the evening, when the quettioa was Ia
ken on the feveral motions cfMr. Ran
doIPh, and carried by great maorities.
The committee then role ana reported
the fefoIutions ), which were immediately
conGdered by the houle.
On the i'm. refolution, being declar-
alton that it was expedient TO PATS the ne
cefiary laws 10 carry the treaty into oper-
alton, the yeas and nays were required,
and were yeas 9o-nays IS,
The queltion was then put TO tHle two
other relolutions as above Aated, and
carried without a diyiEon.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12
III SENATE-SArURDAY, ocr. Il.

A motion was prelented for altering
the contribution, reipecing the voting for
PRECEDENT and vieepreiident
Mr. Dayton moved it be referred to a
fcle6t communicable obfervcd the mo-
ton was too important TO be hurried in
the manner it then was.
Mr.. Hilhou(e alto thought the fubiea
important. If this motion is carried, in
cafe the PRECEDENT lhould die; the appoint
ment of a pefGon TO fupply his place will
then fall upon the ienate. q man may
thus be chofen who may be extremely OBJ
noxious TO the people. He added fever
al other obieryations and hoped the
fubje6t would be well conhdered.
Mr.. Butler offered the following motion
g That no PERRIN 7o50 bas been fa0ice elected
prkfdem JbaA be eligible to Er0s again, m
til after The expiration Of fur years, but
that any titizen, g0do may be'elegi5le, may
Jergs far fur years, ard no lonSer." "
a delultory conversation eniacd, on the
time when the motions ihould be taken
upon the reference of them, &c. In
the courle ofwhich /.
Mr.. Iackfon (of Georgia. faid, he
thought that the. iouGe, could not i'm
pute hurry-that the bufnefs might
eafly be got through with on Monday or
Tuelday THAT he was great admirer
Of Mr.. Jeferfon, in whom he believed
all were happy But he faid, we may
not always have a Jeiferlon at our head.
We know not who may fucceed him.
We may have Bonaparte, or fome fuch
man, who may be ditapproved of. He
therefore preded the iIoule to proceed.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12
/ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Monday, OF. "a
Mr.. R. Crifwold made the following
motion ........
RsJ5!ved, That the PreGdent Of the U.
States be requefed to caule to be laid be-
fore this Houfe copy Of the treaty be-
tween the French republic and Spain, Of
the It of OF. 1900, together with CO.
Ply of the deed Of cenion from Spain to
France, (if any luch deed exits) alto CO.
pies of luch correspondence between the
government Of the United States and the
minilter Of Spain (if any fuch correfpon-
dence has taken place. as will llow the
alient or dilIentof Spain to the purchaGe Of
LouiGana BY the United States, together
with copies of fuch other documents as
may be in the department Of fate, OF any
other department ofthis government, ten
ding to afcertain whether the u. States
have, in fa6 acquired any title to the Prov
ince of LouiGana by the treaties with
France of the goth Of April, 3o2.
On this motion debate enlued which
continued untilr near 6 O'Clock in the ev-
ening. Succefive que0ions were taken
on the different members Of the motion,
fome of the which were agreed to and
oteers dilagreed to when the final quel-
ton was taken yeas and nays on the whole
as amended, which was lof-Yeas 81
Nays 50. n. III.
Tuelday, o.. Is.
The Houfe went into committee OF the
whole on the mehage communicating the
Loajfaaa Treaty. ~asa. .t.
Mr.. Randolph moved in addition TO
the propoftion, before Submitted by him,
declaring it expedient to pals the necefIa-
~ laws forearryingsthe treaty int oper-
alton, two additional proportions, the one
for referring to lclea committee 10 much
of the mefage as relates to the etablih-
ment of a Provifional governmentover
l.ouihana, and the other for referring to
the committee Of ways and means, 70
much Of the mel1age as relates to the eftab-
lilhment of proviiional government over
Louiiiana, and the other for referring to
the committee of WAYS and means 70 much
OF the mefiage as rel-tes to appropriating
90 millions of francs, and making previ-
hon for the payment of the demands of
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12
Gm.tio,rs Of IGI Q3orgar.

partIar1, Nov 1903.
On the lubjeG of the oppolition Of Spain
to the Louiliana treaty, the Neuyork
Morning Chronicle fays, g We do not
perceive any luficient rcalon for our treaty
with France, recognizing the terms Of the
former bargain, and it is that alone that
could fupport the SPaniih miniaer in re-
monltratmg to our executive againlt the
ratification Of the treaty. Knowing as We
do, the crafty policy of Talleyrand, the
idea irreGfably fuSgelfs itfelf, thar this
writing may have been thus drawn, to
prelerve in avenue for future enbarraG'-
ments." rc..., 4.. :~.....
A late letter from Baltimore, fayssst on
the sd November, the nuptiaIs of jerome
Bonaparte AID. Nils Eliza Patterson, Of
this city, are to be celebrared. Jerome
Cor as. the Italian photography gives it
Geronimo is fourth brother 10 the Firle
Conful Of the French republic, the lady,
the daughter Of Mr.. William Patterfon,
an eminent merchant Of this city. The
CorGcan is to fcttle fxty thouland dol
lars on our fair and beautiful American.
The etablfhmenr Of citizen Geronimo
is very good He has allowed bin by
his brother, hotel in Paris, and two
eltates in the country for his future e0ab-
liihment, which cot, I,5oo,ooo .liyres,
equal to 29I 900 dolars.--fiis brother
has ALTO depoGted for his uCe in f2rei9n
banks, one million Of liYres, equal 10
I04,444 dollars and his annual pen
fion befofe MARRIAGES. I'D, $50 dollars. =
All this fair weather will continue, Doubt
lefs, while Napoleon is Firf Conful =
after that, - .-.... a.-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12

thoGe who pubIih lis detcnce') Of our
prelent government? Do they think il
monarchy or an arfocracy? They furely
will not call it a republic ?...S4L Ga2.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-12

Freseb emigrqnts. Government have
acted mott laudably in eje6in5 the French
Emigrants from this country. A gen;l5-
man Of fome refpedabiiity has made the
following aatement reipeGing thefe pec-
pie Sc That or the night when the IL
telligenee ihallreach London, the French
have attempted to land, and particularly if
they ihould have partially fucceelea, TIE.
euiifaries are here inltruaed to let fire to
their apartments, in various parts Of the
metropolis and thus produce a fcene ct
horror, and confuGon Gmilar to that which
took place, by means of Popifh infanlv.
at the memorable fire of London.
The Indian feas are inf-lted b. Malav
Privateers, nor>ssrA aid desperate than
the corfairs Of Baf5aFy. A rss,uber of
their prows were engaged With the Eaf-
India company'S cruiier the Swift, which
after fevere itrugsle, hattered and off
period them.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-20
publtt Iianous.
On ERID4Y.

!. - .'elorx, quiR Be ssld 0t he Yerdse Store
E Run in hoglheadsand barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis
Wh:acy and Apple Brandy in bis.
sasar 10 hhds. tierces and biz
coaee IN tisrces and bags,
G ssSssl .ss brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Rsihns in kegs, boxes and Liars,
figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
rs o,
"A variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths. Coetings,
Sksrleymeres, Duf6is,
Plains and Kcrfcys,
Negro Cottons, Ssrgess
Eisaicks, bhc Friezes,
~ Calimancoes and Runs9s,
Yarn Stockings,
1 Cbinfzes and IaifcOesy
Irih Linens, SileGa do.
Oinabufgs and Ticklenbnrgs.
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanua Hsndkerchicfs,
Coloorcd Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
p .MARSTELLER.
oaober ~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-20
THURSDAY, OcToBER 90, 1903.
Late lputtifat5nns.
For Sale BY Robert 6 7ohn Grey,
BOOKSELLERS g STA4IONERS,

y
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KING STREET,
rE~R AVELs 10 Upper aud Lower Egypt, DUR
4 IMP the campaign of General Bonaparte IN
thar countsy: by Viysn, Demon, vol. Syo.
price 4so cents, in boards.
Hiaory Of the Britih Expeditiento Egypt !:
BY Robert #. Wilton, ore vol. 8se. price $50
|eenfs, bound.
Roieoe's Life Of Lorebzo d. Medis': vol.
syo. price 67s cents in boadrs, Or Iodols. bound
in calf and gut.
Parents Friend. or rxtrafh from the principal
works ON Education, from She time OF Montai-
que 70 the ptelent day: 2 vol. Sso. Ptice AGO
ceats, bound.
Public Characters, or Contemporary Biography !:
containing Memoirs of thirty fix OF the mott con
lpicuoas characters of The Ptclenl age. Prlcs ESQ
cents, bound.
DomeRic Encyclopedias: aow publilhing by
fubfcrption, to be comprlied nls vol. ovo. Pfice
60 iabicfihers $50 cents, per vol. IN boards.
Friend OF Women: rranla,ed from the French
of R5ardier dc Viliemest, by A. Mortice, pflse
100 cents.
Wahington's Letters on Agriculture, +svo.
100 cents 10 boards.
John Bull, or su Englithman's Fire Side; a
new and celebrated Comedy, In five acts, by Geo.
colman the Youager price IS cents.
R. and !. GRAY
Keep contantly for iale, an exteniive abort
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Country Merchants
may be fuppled with the following articles, by
the erois or d6zea, on,as good terms as they can
be puschaled in Baltimore OF Philadelphia:
AimanacS for the year 1904, fchool bibles and
te.tsments, Epifcopai prayer books, Watts plains
and hymns, Rippon's, Wc6ley's and Newton's
hymns, New Hymns ard Spiritual Songs, Jones'.
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Scott's ltEons, Enheid's fpeaker, Monitor, Muir
rays Englith reader, Seqael TO do. lntrodattion
to Reading, EfoP's fables, Affs's grammar, and a
great variety cheap and toy Docks, Walkden's
beR Britih inkpowder for records, iHkholdefs of
various descriptions, red morocco pockst books,
icaling wax, waters, PLAYING CARDS, bonnet boards,
&c. &c.
-All0 on Hard,
$50 reans good wrapping paper, a few kegs
printing ink Of an excellent quality, complete
alorlHcns of German flutes from 10 II dolls.
each, violius, yiclin Rrings, bows and bridges,
iinaru6Ions for he fife, fu;e, vloiin, &c.
4Not0 Reae ALI new American Pub
LEGATIONS OF merit are regularly received BY Red
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fore in King areet at the fame p.ices at which
they fell were rhey are pubi:fhed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-20
Ali0 on Hand,

County OF Alexandria, &.
June TERM, 1903.
Tobo Potts, Complainant,
AGAINST
Robert Finley, John Baunatyne,
Andrew Buchanen, Jas. Hob.
kirk and Robt. Buehanon Dom SIn ChaEcery.
Top, merchants and partners un-
der the firm OF Findley, Ban
natyne & Co. and VIM. Wilf9n,
Defendants,
The defendants, Robert Finley, no.
Bsnnatyne, Andrew Buenanon, Jas. HotkiIk and
Rob. Buchanan Dunlop, not having entered their
appearance and given fecurity according to the
at of afembly and the rules OF this court, and It
appearing to the fatisfaetion OF the court, upon
affidavit, that the faid Robert Finley, John Ban
nstyne, Andrew Buchanan, James Hobkirk, and
Robert Buchanan Dunlop not inhabitants OF
this difra, on motion of the faid. accomplishment,
By his council, II Is ordered, that the lad defen-
dants, Robert Finley, John Banntayne, Andrew
Buchanon, James fiobkirk, and Robert Buchanan
Dunlap do appear here on the hsf day Of Noycrn-
Der court next, and enter their appearance 20 the
ut and give iecurity for performing me decree OF
the court; and that the other detendant Wm-
Wilton, do not pay away convey or fecrete the
debts by him owing TO, or the eitate OF effects
10 his hands belonging TO the taid abient deten-
dants, Robert Finley, John Banntayne, Andrew
Bnchanon, James Hobkilk and Robers Bnehanon
Dunlop until the further order or decree OF TINS
court and that copy Of this order be forthwith
pubEihed for two months fuccsfiyeiy, IN one OF
the public newfpapers poblifhed in This county,
aud thar another copy be ported at the front door
Of the court houfc of the faid county. "a
A COPY Tss a. .is9, spENlEALE,s
&C. dsa Clexk
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-20
T. a Gardner Wanted.

.oa. WIN to employ mao who is qualifled to
la,ss 'a = tie management and cultivation Of a
,e;shh ea,den and feventy acres of land, IN the
'u'usAoOd Of Alexandria.
James Craik.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-20
5aleS bp audio,l.
On SATURDAY..

b 10 s'rlark, spilL be- oldaifbe V<aaas Stare, fb
f0rstr Of King ard Union a'ttts.
Rum in hhds. ana barrels,
Unlikely in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Sin in caks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caks,
MolaGes in bids.
Sugar in htds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee IN caiks and bags,
Raiins IN kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-01
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a.

We are juis favored with copy Of far
Order, dated at Madrid, OF. IS, COM
manding all vedels from Philadelphia, 70
perform a quarantine Of 40 days, pfeyi.
Gus TO their adlniGicn into the ports of
Spain. The following letter accompanies
It.
ExtraR Of letter fTom cGdas, date! tie
sd Novem5er.
/" The hip Property, ofPhiladelphia.
is juf arrived from New Cattle, but oar
board Of health wonldnot admi,sher, and
compelled her TO fail Immediately, refuf
ing even TO admit letters on fhore, which
is very fngular circua,isance."
We thall publilh The Official order ia
cur next.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-01
alsranOrla aoUartiser.
SATURDAY, JANUARY I.

The Hiland, Capt. Hand, from this
place, has arrived at Philadelphia.
We underaand thar the E .ecutivc have
received authentic Information, that tie
late fufpenfon of the right Of depoGt ar
NEW-ORLEANS was undertaken with
out orders from the Spaniih Government,
and that the meafare had been immediate
Iy communicated to the Governor of Gu
ba, who has experimenting authority
over Louiiiana, as it doubtless was TO the
Spanih Government. Il is certain ALTO
that the Governor at NEW ORLEANS,
who has no authority over the officer from
whom the fufpeafion ifled, obieasd TO
|ghe meafare. Under taefe circumstances,
land the interpretations Of our own Govern
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-01
tariff
On Dasies Of Import and Export.
UPON IMPORTS.

From seGsis, coming from Europe,
ihall pay according to the old regulations
upon merchandise fubief to duties per
cent. local.
Foreigners, upon the Importation of ar
sicl.s allowed to be introduced, fall pay
the fame duty Of per cent. local. and an
additional duty Of 4 FER Cent. together 2
per cent.
Foreigners nall pay for every III bbls
of falt fifth. Of foreign hfhery, the duty
festied by the confals, by their arret of ~
Ventole, year 10, of s francs.
For every 1927 bbls. Of falt beef, the
duty fixed by the 9Th article Of arret Of
9Th Augutt, 1884, Of three francs.
The Cane duty ihall be paid by fran
gers on the importation Of ialt polk, 70
long as it lhall be permitted, Of three
francs.
UPON IMPORTS.
Trench yeileIs returning 70 Europe ihall
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-01
NEW YORK, December ~.
GAUDALOPE.
From s.. Viaeeat Paper, NoVsmJey 10.

We lay TIE following tranlation Of an
srret Of the governor Of Gandaloupe, re-
gulating the commercial intercourfe be-
tween thar colony and other countries, be-
fore the public, for the information OF our
mercantile friends.
IL Ia tie nSms Of the French Rspa5hr.
ARRET.
The councillor of fate and prefet Of
Guadalonpe and IFS dependencies.
Ii being neceiIary to fettleth the terms
upon which foreigners hall be ernlitted
10 trade with this iiland, and 10 regulate
the duties 10 be paid for the public lsr-
vice; ana
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-01
December II.


Late fran Ns7v- Orleaes.
Captain Steele, of the .fhip South Caro-
lioa, informs Us, that few days before
he failed, letter from The governor Of
the Mifiaippi territory had been received
BY the government Of New Orleans, re-
qoeaing an explanation of the infringe
ment ofthe spanifh and American treaty,
by deriving the Americans Of place Of
depoGt on the MimMppi river and win
ing to be informed, whether this mcclure
was to be deemed tantamount to decla-
ration of war agaiaa the United States.
This communication was Under delibe-
ration by the Governor ana ccuacilof N.
Orlsans for four days; the fubaaace Of
their reply was unknown; but, at the
breaking up Of the council, it vas dsclar-
Cd, that American veGals might enter ana
iepodt their cargoes, by giving fecuFity
to the full value ofthe cargo, that 'hou!d
not be removed, until the deciGon Of the
Spani(h Court fhonld be received. Pro-
perty, declared TO be Spanifh, was permit
tel an entry. ;.
Great quantities. Of produce, brought
down the MiailIippi in aight built beats,
had arrived at New Orleans, and great
deal Of il loft in the river, ia consequence
of theH, being no place 10 depolit it.
To Thew che totility and hatred Of the
lntendant towards the citizens of the II.
nited States, it is flffcient TO mention the
following fact. A boat loaded nth coz
ION, having come down the Miailippi,
by accident was funk in the river. The
cotton was taken up and landed ca enc Of
the wharves, till Il could be par on board
of The hip South Carolina. The Inten-
dant On hearing oft, gave orders for It's
imalediate removal, on pain OF us being
thrown into the dock.
Cotton, at New Orleans, had expcrien-
ced reduction 10 price. Dry goods dear
and in demand.
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and The colonial duty OF ; ~ cent. toge-.
Their 4 PR cent.
Foreigners & all Others, trading to this
Iaan,, Ssl! pay, belides The lmernal du-
t., Of per cent. and per cent. additi-
onal duty, agreeable 10 the 4th article O
the arrer Of goth of AognG, 1884.
IL. Upon mefchanlize and french pro
d@ee, ard upon rum and m9laaes 5 per
eene.
"a. Upon brown and dyedfugar, roper
cent.
90. Upon every quinsal Of coffee IS
francs and 50 ceats.
The pre(ent arret and tariff fha'l be
printed, read, pab.i(hcd, ahScd. and ad-
dreiIed wherever there f1ail DC oeca'ion,ln
order TO its being carried TO full and COM
pltte effect.
Done at BaGeterre, the III Vende-
naire (aoth Sept year II OF the
French Repabllc.
LEsCALL1Ea.
By the colonial prefer,
N !, * I'D.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-01

UfON EAFON
French veilels returning to Europe fhall
pay The old internal dusy of | per cent
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-01

AffsF.
EDWARD JoNEs, Secretary
10 tie Board Of Commissi-
sasrs IF the Striking Find.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
NICOLAS GEFFROY,

uAS CoyaaniL or band, ar elegant eb5rf-
i i mesf Of 7raryaafsd, and common ExgiJb,
e Genev4 WafebY = 7imebirees, qob,e5 be 4D,H
fell on rea/axa5k st,ms.--M alb ear,r, on fbe
Coldfmith's & Silverfinith's
Bafn.5 in all h 6raseSes, q will make, o, re-
pair, any lind ef JeaDeiyy, in fbr neafsf Je/6ian.
He has likewifc for Sale,
Wbokjale and Retail, all kinds of Tez0-
ellsv. imported and If fbe iafsa fs6ioxs; s1seen'
geld and flvsr epanSsfn; plSsed ard bya)5 cas-
dlsRiets plated asd B,iansi~ tea -bofs dirfi,
e all frSorG and ba.geo; piafsd 5ins. yaiyr1ps
i'm ltas:; tea-trays; eefo,s, Sndi,ss,, .BsveI and
forss eSfiey 4rsre Of all kixds /; sigks and da,
Ry-gieHss; Ladi, n~d genflemrn's poekei-boots; /;
dr1Dng- -giaDSs; Jypexdtr; srx0Ss; beyt-4Obits; !;
razoy Hopkis's famou yaser.6,eps bsa Bea4-
~ ban; fe,ts~<y sf faN knds, frsm Lss<on ss4
Pa,6; i,-poaodt, fa,eb; bsa Maekab0s q
Seefeb/ /rzf; ard gyeaf vayiesy Of etbev ayficies,
too sxmr1o1 10 iyj<rf in an AdV>1Dsm<nf.
In addition to fbs absve, be has re-
eriUed By sbr LassS imSsrssfions, s,sas v1rrv
efa0;els IN Dir hr<. amssg uv5icb are, Cerfi.-
mer's /s1viisg -birers, dasbk asd f.sit.5a,,eid; !;
panty IF msGeai iy6rnmen, and boskJ |; <Le-
sanf tea Sr~i; Lseti.g ,gLaDSs; Jr4vril<,y Of "a
ri'I kirI, and fg5ia~ t; Ite3se!H Of vayisx,
f,ies from 81. 10 3os per pei, ekgsn gsil
RINGS q brsaf PINS. iris;d 1sif5 frayi.
ar C<sH, and the bigbsR price, giOen
ErOH CsH as< Sfiye,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
1908 Prizes.
,oo7 Blanks.
sooo Tickets at 4 Dollars Is 10000

This Scheme is calculated for the advan-
tsgc of adventures there being not one and
tbre-quafters OF a blank to prize, and the
prizes only fubjett to deduction of twelve aud
one half per gent. The encouragement and
afIiaance which the Managers Aattes themtelses
viii be given to this Lottery, by the Mafonic
Fraternity in this and the neighbouriDg States.
leaves them without a doubt that the Tickets
will meet fpeedy faIe. and that the drawing
wiii commence ina Mort time which as foon
., 6nifhed, liz of the prizes will be publihed,
and thirty days after. the prizes will be punttu-
ally paid.--Thote Prizes which arc not demanded
within twelve nnonths after drawn, will be deemed
generou.ly given for the purpofe of the Lottery.
WILLIAM TEW.
JAMES PERRY,
JOHN PRICE, Jun. Mar
EDWARD EASTON, Jun. Z sgs,s.
CLARKE COOK.
WILLIAM MOORE, Jun.
or Tickets in the above Lottery may be
lad Of either of the Manageu.
NezrSo,s, Mae6 7. 1903. ,aSd
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
John & Henry Cahoonc,
AT their Store on Baniffer's Wharf,
HAVE FOR SAIL


HAVE FOR SALE,
y ROWN SUGAR, 6y tbe bs,rei; HbJrr',
- Bye1on S,oxf /; RajGas per eaQ MsiaDss by
fbe .be,t6ead; Fss,, BY fbe barrel; MsEid asd
Dipt Cax<es. BY ibe bsx; Ire. Cabsslss; ard
sexsiss SPANISH SEGARS.-ALso,
HONEY, by the barrel or gallon
--Neqv-r1o S.as. ky tbe bsx--Neg,s- Head 70
bSeeo--E< 4fb S,osf Jamaica Rsm I,e~ Stevs,
--SSh- Psfrr'd Hams---Laef Sugar Butter, and
Hsg'f Lard, 5e.--LIkrwIsR,
LIQUORS, of the bsa kind, a
general ADsrfmesf-axl Varie1 abfr Artiefes
~ fbe Grocery Lima complete IDs"me~f sf
sobieb tbey f,.ts,t 10 be eossapfJ .pplifd 4rifb.
@t MASTERS Of Packets, PaE
Fngev, &c. ma, be [xpplisd ar Jaid Store, on
be y6sri,a Nofiet--qoifb airy Article fbry may
qDe~f-s5 their Javor, g,st.fsily aeln'4SirIgrd
GREEN Chairs, per Dozen
--MidL.g,, per 5.Ds,i ~ sar,si.-Oniss,, per
Hundred bsnebes, or /mailfv 9saafifirs--LOAF-
SUGARS. ~nx v~riey sf tie 5sa sfTEAS.
Newport, Dec. f8, 1904. 31