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BOSTON, April (.

Arrived, brig Humbird, Kinfnsn,
from Cadiz, Left, flip Eug-nia, Mani.
field, New York !; Polly and Harriot.
Knowles, from Marfeilles, driven aho,e.
Maria, Bunker, and William and Marv,
Boden, both driven afhose Nancy, Ore.
Portfmouth; Heart of Oak, Jack6n,
Bottom Martha, Harrington, Lifbon ;
Polly, Barker, was bound for Dublin, pu,
into Cadiz in great diRrefs; Mary, Hill.
Alexandria ; brigs Cecilia, Deliver, from
Vigo Eliza and Mary, Mcclellan, N.
York, difnafed Delight, Rock, New
York Quantibay Cook, Verb, Do.
Brandywiue Miller, Collins, do. Tuno,
O'Conner, Of do. difmalted; Caliao,
Atkins, Norfolk; Jack, Hakcll, of Bof.
ton difmaaed ; Eliza, Hof, N. York;
Georgia Packet, Wood, N. York; Ro.
muIus, Welen, New London, ordered a.
way; Fame, Drowman, Norfolk fchrs,
Betfey, Williams, Baltimore; Three
Brothers, Story, Salem difmated Hawk,
Baker, Plymouth, ordered away. March
l6, lat. IS, long. a. hip -, Of Sa.
lem, capt. RuGeil, bound to India, out 10
days. Capt. K. confirms the account Of
the Spanilh orders Of ian. 5lA, for all A.
merican veGels at Cadiz 10 leave rhas
place; Of the lhipwrecked and difma&ed
fate of many. American vefels in that
por, at the time; of tie American Con-
ful's active exertions on the occafon; and
the anfwer from Madrid, that all vefel;
that brought certificates from the Spao'lh
Confuls fhould be admitted, after riding
20 days quarantine, and thofe that bad
none to be ordered away. Two veatIs
that had none, and were difmafed could
not 90 OUT. The Conful had written TO
Madrid to know what was TO De done
with them. Very diarefing weather has
been experienced on the coat OF Span
this winter. On the 9th and 10th an
Ia fail of ihipping went on hore IN "a
diz bay; IL rig in Gibraltar; and a,
bout 70 in Liibon, behdes number ION
on the coat. The fhip Polly, OF Bolton,
capt. Barker, bound to Dublin, lhiPPea
a iea on the coat of Ireland, which car,
ried away his matt, and boats, knocked
open his hatchways, filled his hip party
full of water, 70 that he was Obliged 20
pu, away for Cadiz, where he arrived on on
the cd day of February, in great OIL
tte(s.
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From the BALANCE.
ON THE IMPoLICY OF A SPEEDY ADJ
MISSION OF ALIENS TO A PARTI-
CIPATIoN OF THE RIGHTS
OF SUFFRAGE.

w. r..
THE pathetic appeal to the moral
fenGbilities of the marion, which Mr..
Ieferlcn ufed as an enforcement TO his
recommendation Of fpeedy and almoit
immediate admifion Of foreigners to the
rights of fnfrage, is worthy Of particular
notice. Sc Aud hall we refuie Che iays)
to The unhappy fugitiyes from difrels,
that hofpita!ity which the favages Of the
wilderness extended to our fathers arriv-
ing in this land ;" -
The real force of this argument would
operate in direction entirely oppofite to
the intention with which ithas been urg
ed. The various mea(ures of hofpitality
which have been extended to Europeans
by the favages of the wilderness, have &C.
nerany been meeted TO them again in luch
manner as to have given them caufe, in
the bitterness OF their hearts, to curle the
day when thoie frangers were received
with affection and confidence TO their DO
loms. In the Islands of St. Domingo and
Cuba, in South America and in Africa
many millions of the wretched natives
have been either murdered or enlaved
within the three lat centuries, by Euro
pean adventures, whom at hrit they had
received with uniufpeeting confidence.
And let the immenle plains of IndoAan,
watered with the tears and siertilized by
the Blood of IT'S native children, bear wit
nefs 10 the requitals of avaricious Europe.
ans, for the hospitality they had received,
and the kindne6es which had been heaped
upon them. Indeed, it is granted with
pleafure and with pride, that cur father.
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ties of bis country, BY the3 help Of an AZ.
ny competed principally Of Deliberate ad-
venturers from abroad. This art;cl4 &C
Roman hifory faould be improved as .
Beacon to direct tie councils of our mar;
on. The foreigners now in our country
are no fever, IL is faid, than feyera hen.
dred shoulands their numbers are con.
family snd rapidly increafing; and amid
the conflict Of parties, their influence i
peculiarly dangerous. If predominant,
party fhouid facilitate their natus,lizatio,
with view to obtain the fufrrag.s, !,
will be ufog terrible machine that would
mott certainly recoil upon the hand tia,
holds 1T; for the next fucceeding part,
that lhould predominant might try the
fame expedient; and 70 proceed in iuccei
fon, ill our elections haying become Ut.
serly corrupted and Our public councils
diftratfed, fome Ceiar, crafty, bold and
energetic, erecting bis own popularity BY
aattering the vilef of the people, and aid.
ed by foreign adventures and unsrinc;.
pied natives ihall fuddenly overthrow tbi,
republic and efablifh, as in France
military delpotilin
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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oshsr can bs
ing TO jaP'
bank ae
confo,
mF
admitted. Inaead Of attempt
ty themfelyes for The iale of the
L. n... thae thau hive

n.sd to the act of 1895, the Com
.oners, in their report, tell US that the
,cretaiy OF the Treafury had reported 10
he Board, that it was neceIary TO make
proviGon for the payment of the debt
which would become due in Holland dur
log the Gra five months of the year 1893,
that he had found it difficult TO obtain bills
on Holland, and that after vaiious exre-
riaents to get the remittance made, Mr..
Alexander Barring had offered TO do 1t at
a certain rate of difcount, PROVIDED
HowEvRR-that the United States, hall
fell to him the two thouiand two hundred
and twenty lhares of the bank of the Y.
States, owned by the U. States, at forty
five per cent advance, or at The rare OF
five hundred and eighty dollars per ihafe;
which laf proportion is recommendedsoy
the Secretary of the Treafury, as the mott
eligible; as exclufvely ofthe advantage
Gus rate of exchange, thereby fecured, the
tranlaetion will not have any unfavorsbie
effect on the rate of exchange generally,
and by 70 confiderably diminifhing the
demand, will enable the United States 10
obtain what is fill wanted at reaionsble
rate: And becaufe in his opinion the
price obtained for the bank lhares is more
than could be obtained were they thrown
into the market for fale, and is more than
their intrinfc value. Wbersab0n it was
relolyed by the board, that tie Secretary
of the Treafury be authorized TO Tell the
flares of the flock of the Bank of the
United States, belonging to the United
States"
Now, we would thank any man to
ihew us how this is to be juiihed under
the aet of 1896. That act was made for
the express and fole purpoie of enabling
the conmifioners to fell the flock as a lait
alternative, in cafe of particular emer-
gency thes happening, and with the pro-
ceeds to pay off debt Of upwards of four
millions due TO the Bank of the u. States,
and then prefingly demanded. But now.
in 1902, three perGons, MIR. Madifon,
Mr.. GaIlatin, and Mr.. Lincoln, refolve
thar NJ. Gallatn be authorized to fell the
bark flock of the United States, becaufe
lit will be of lervice to him in a bargain
he is about making with Mr.. Barring, fol-
remit,ing guilders to Holland. And now
becaufe the proceeds of this valuable and
highly productive flock, thos facrifced tc
aid bungling operation, have been ap.
propriated to pay the debt due to the u.
States, though not aiked for nor defred,
while more than four millions lie dead III
the vault, it is called compliance viii
the law of r796-and we are called upor
to admire MonGeur Gallasin as the great
eft fnancier in the prcfent world.
Ito be Centisued.
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foned very comfortable interruption TO
our commerce. We are now compelled
to pay 6 per cent. on goods tent there which
are Immediately conhdered as Spaniih
property, and can only be shipped in Spa
nilh bottoms, and cleared cut for Spnilh
ports how this will be relilhed by our
executive and Legislature, Icannot take
upon me to fay but the people Of the
lwe9ern country viii not long fnbmir
to il, but at all hazards take poiieiion Of
New Orleans, ard ali the country eait of
tile MiAiHippi; and this they can eafly
accomplish if the Preach troops do nor
come TO prevent it. ! trua however firm
Iy in the energies Of the general govern
ment for redreis, tho many aGert thata
difference Of interea exits between the
caeern aud weaern fates, and therefore
phropheiy that the day is not dittant,
when TIE country wa,esed by the Milf
iippi will fepAratc from the Union, and
form itielf into one great indefendant EN-
pire.
More than one million of people daily
drink OF The waters Of the Miflaippi; they
inhalit country, rich IN reiourees, be-
You'd the ideas OF TIE citizens Of the older
.atates, who havea very faint conception
OF its commerce, or the enterprise OF It's
well informed inhabitants mo where in
the world do people live with lefs labor
than they do here, and the hospitality and
liberality OF the inhabitants, are very
great indeed.
q The inhabitants of Louiliana, are
very friendly difpofed to the United States,
indeed their in'erefs are the fame with
ours and having experienced the benefits
Of having the river tree, they are much
Duplicated at the exiting impediments
they theT efore cannot long exit, and even
If the Freneh come, inrely they will not
be 70 blind to their own inreFeits as to
have a rupture with the u. States.
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NEWYORK, January 10.

Arrived brig William, Thornpton, Ha-
vannah; Lithebee, Noaen. SDunlSirk So
phia, Suter, Jamaica Georgia, Rogers,
Savannah Polly, , Wilmington,
IN. c. Sincerity, Rogers, Baltimore !,
Virginia, Higgins, Frecsrick2urg tloop
Herald, Confick, Norfolk.
Cleared, Ship John Morgan, Toward,
London.
Brig;Eliza, Pendleton, Jamaica Mary,
Hall, do. Barbara, Hitchcock, Trinidad !;
Favorite, Slocum, Port Republican.
Schooner Charlotte, Little, ST. Creix.
Ship AfpaGa, has arrived at Havana,
from Cadiz.
Brig Swift. has arrived at Savannah.
Arrived jinee err Laf.
Brig Georgia, Rogers, in 4 days from
Savannah. The brig Wilmington. and
Reiource, failed 4 days before the Geor-
\ gia, for this port. Left there brig
Dean of and for this port time of falling
uncertain the brig Happy Couple, and
! lhip Thames, had joe arrived at Sayan-
nah. from this port brig Jane, Cros,
/ of Philadelphia, had arrived at Savannah,
/ from ST. Croix, January 9th fpoke the
brig Lyon, from Jamaica, bound to Nor
folk. Captain Rogers informs, thar the
Brltih ihips from Earope, arrived the
| day he left Savannah, but did not learn
their names or paaages.
Brig William, Thompfor, IS days
from Havannah. Left there, fchooner
|Sally, Bard, of New Haven and brig
|Ollse, Sheffield, OF Ca;ham, Conn. to fail
IN 10 days. December 81, in lat. SO,
l57, long. IS fpoke a noop bound from
5ilavanna TO New York.
Brig Sophia, Suter III days from Ia
malea, bound 10 Philadelphia. Ship Far
mer, from Philadelphia. arrived the day
Eihe Sophia LET, port Left there, brig
Knth and Mary, Ruaell, of Philadelphia,
10 iali in 10 days for New Orleans ichr.
4 Ann and Virginia, Campbell; fchooner
caroline, Kemblc, Newburyport; brig
Hannah, Coffin, do, schooner Neptune,
Wilton, BsRpa.
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i plscc IA your paper. tbs ds-o
cree all at ofs7 cargoes conilgncd e
Merchants, rs6dcntin the Hand oat ths
DELAY aud prohibition may injafe osnsf
materially. foa5s' ks.
y 6e nams offbe Freaeb Republic.
DECREE,
B Iou1s THoM1s VgLLARET |oYEusE,
cr.,,,r 7,uerol and CHARLES Hurry
BrsrIs, Coxntsllo- IF STATE, Colonial Pre-
81. being iniosned that ayaricions Spe-
culasors, build on The Public NeeeillttiTs'
,ypsfaatioas Of Gortuaes, AID Immediately
mauopolixc articles of the frAsir'poF'aEce
mr rbe fobaiacnce Of the Pianters,in order
70 enhance their vaiae, BY occalion'ng q
f.curity; wifhing 70 Iedseis iuch an abuss'
and to rerne1y the evils thar arlis from
tbi.monopoly D-cres as follows -
Article ri. Captains Of French 81 to-
te;pn ysasls, loaded with cod fiji, BRET,
Indian meal and pulfs ('A.sumes Jsss ihsll
poft up an accous Of their cargos imaie-
distely after their entry at the cufom-
houfe.
Art. :. Every individual is fsrdaiy
forbidden to purchale the aforementioned
carcoes, before tae expiration Of ten en-
tire days, counting from the day on which
.,he fale commences, 10 enable the public
10 provide themselves with shele different
articles.
Art. g.. Any one who fhall countera6f
the prohibition made by the above article,
fhali be for che hrli offence, condemned TO
fifteen days imprisonment, and IN cafe OF
4 repetition, mall be banilhed from the
colony.
Art. 4. The prefent Arretse, ihall be
printed, read, publilhed, ported and resa-
tered in the Offices of the Tribunals, AID
the Commiaioners of Government are
CHARGED with its execution.
DONE at St. Pierre, Martinique, the Iot6
Brxmaiye, IN The eIeSeatb year Of tbs
French Republe.
3. r VILLARET,
Signed BERTIN,
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We have received by the way of New
burypoN, Decree of the Fiflt Confui re-
lative to the importation and expectation
of merchandize,in the Hands Of Martini
que, Guadcloups, 81. Larie, and 7e6ago.
The regulations. contained in this Official
act Of the Conlulate of France, appear to
be merely lan7iOn of the reafures which
have been adopted in shefs laands by the.
feveral Preietas, and which the Americas
merchants have been made acquainted
with.
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January IL.

Jtuei iAs
Capt. Brakeman, arrived here yeaerday
from Calcutta, informs Us, that previous
20 bis failing, riot had taken place at
Bombay between the guard OF honor OF
rte government & the attendants osHagiTe
Kballel K6.w, arbatlador from The King
Of Perfia, ard thar while the amba2ador
y assendeavourtng 70 qaeIl the tusnalt, one
Of the Seapo}s fhot him dead on the ipot.
Capt. suter, Of the brig Sophia, arrived
at this port on sunday evening from J}a-
maiea, Informs Us thar on the 10th Dec.
of Cape Theron, he fell in with eleven
Engiili Us, who were watching the
motions Of the Frcpch aeet off ST. Do
mingo.
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PHILADELPHIA, ian. II.

Capt. Thompion, OF the brig William,
arrived on Sturdy, IN IS days from lla-
vanna, informs thas a, shar place, nothing
is permitted 10 Sc Landed from American
yc.sels except horsss and aayes.
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aIsranDrla aoberttser.
SATURDAY, JANUARY IS.
Nh. SNowpEN,

Mr.. SNowDEN,
As the time is drawing nigh when the
citizens of this town will be called on TO
chooie twelve men to act as Mayor, Al
dermen and Common Council, beg leave
10 recommend the following gentlemen as
ft characters. A CITIZEN.
George Slacum,
Edmund J. Lee,
Thomas Irwin,
joteph Dean,
Abel Janney,
Cuthbert Powell,
John Potts,
Jacob Hoffman,
Thomas Swami,
Archibald M'Lean,
William Harper,
Peter Wife, Jun.
We have often aaerted that Mr.. Rod
ney did cot obtain his election by ma
icIity of confisutional votes. La TIL
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Prauats Boarding.

The fub(criber will accommo-
date or gentlemen as BOARDERS,
on moderate terms, either by the week,
month or year.
FRANCIS CRACROFT.
Fairfax flreef, Jan. IS. cow
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The North Carolina Mail, whick left
here yeiterday, was found pIllaged this
morning in garden at the end Of Church
freee.
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WILLIAm BILL, who was fome time

WILLIAM Bell, who was fome time
hnce advertited in orr paper for having
robbed Mr.. Edward Johnfon, merchant,
@. this place, OF 8anl, Notes TO the amount
cf 1850 dollars, has been aporehended at
the " Arlington Tayern,FIo miles from
Philadelphia, and committed to Philadel-
ph;a jail. Nearly tie whole amount Of
his ROBBERY was found about him but he
had The aadreIs to change all the Branch
Notes which he carried eff with him.
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T u | T | O N.

T INTEND to open a SCHOOL on the
4 10th of February, and propofe to tax.
charge OF hxteen boys only, from feven to
fourteen years of age.
They will be infrutfed in Latin, En-
glib, Writing and Arithmetic, and tur-
nithtd with every thing neceAary, except
Books and Cloalhs, for Two Hundred
Dollars per AMMAN.
This feat is about four miles from Alex
andria, the houie commodious, the water
excellent, the ftuation pleafant and re-
markedly healthy.
THOMAS DAVIS.
Clerm0nt, Jan. IS. IawIwzw4t
By UlrIue ola DEED Of 1'ruf from
3obu D. Orr to the SaJGnder, f0/leure
fbe payment ga debi DIE "a Cain aud,
evlA be ex5gled to Sale. fo, ready m0n1y,
on the If day Of Mavcb next, at the
Co8ss Hone, III The Toavn Of AlsxAn-
dyia,
A certain Traa Of valuable
LAND, lying in the county of Prince
William, near the Red Houie, on which
the faid John D. Orr lately reilded, con-
saining IiIs acres, the bounds sof which
will appear upon reference being had to the
faid Deed, which is duly recorded in the
office Of the fad county.
EDMUND ]. LEE.
LgaJe Ksver Turnpike Road.
Wis required by the Prehdent and Di-
1 rs6to.s OF the Little River Turnpike
Road, that the Stockholders Of the Com
paoy DO pay, to the Trea(urer OF the COM
oany, William Fiartlhorne, Ten Dollars
upon each flare held by shem ii The laid
company, on or before the hrf day CT te-
bruary next.
JAMES KEITH, President.
]. T. RICKETTS,, ! :
LEVEN POWELL, <
GEO. GIL.PIN, s
Asxaadra, December
3IF, 1902. IaW4r
e. Tb- Editors fthr WGl5mgfoa Fe.
derahst, Nafonal Iuteiiigeueez, and Mr..
Bo1oen, at Wuebssfsr, are requested oia-
se,t the a59ve advertisement in tbejr re-
sbsl7;ve ta3rrs, oucs IN eaf5 week far 4.
zvreks. and Jo,war1 sbf:r bills gtbs faifer
hereof
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Arrived, the brig Lyon, capt. Moore,

Arrived, the bTig Lyon, capt. Moore,
81 days from Jamaica
Arrived, the ich'r getiey, capt. Jacobs,
IS days from ST. Croix. Informs that
lchoouer belonging to Vienna, lEsfteTn
Shorc) was retuted an entry ar Tobaso );
French frigs;e took poaeaion fhsr,
pot an officer and guard on board, and or
de,ed her for Martinique, but falling TO
leeward, was obliged 70 patinto St. Cfoix,
and the crew being very fiekly The was
ordered out of that port. The ichooner
had no papers, and it was faid the French
fsigate had taken them from her.
.4vivsa,
The big Cufrier, capt. Doggett, from
Madeira.
Alto, the Br;tih brig Jane, capt. De
Jariey, from Gueruiey.
Alto, the Britilh fhip Mary, capt. Brlce
from Greenock.
y Aifo, the French brig Juno, capt. Luby
from Nantz.
Alto. the fhip Majiarate, capt. Paterion
from lie Of May
AIfo the lloop Sally, capt. Savage from
Exama.
Aho, the fchr. Ann, capt. Maxwell,
from Antigua.
Alto, the aocp Mars, capt. Baker from
Guaialoupc. Left at Rahaterre the fchr.
Sally, Wardel, from Bottom fhip Ne&or,
Whipple, Philadel. brig Eleanor, Por-
ter. Baltimore brig Eliza and Sarah,
Whitehead, Philadelphia, (had been turn
ed of from Martinique, without permit
fen TO go aihore); fch'r Fanny, Crom-
well, New York fch'r Charles, Rogers,
Bottom, to fail next day; had loft one man.
ALTO, the Britith brig CIaremont, cap
tain, Garry, + days from Madeira.
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ted a5tb November.
We have of late been feriouay alar-
med at the proceedings of the Spaniln
ReGdent at New Orleans who in diEeta
violation of treaty; has done away the
benea, ola deipoas there, and thus ooea-
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John & Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR sALR,

HAVE fOk oALEs ID.
At their STORE on Banilter's Wharf,
y ROWN SUGAR, By sb< barrel; Hi5bt,fs'
OB,a1On StoHt; RaJfns PER eg&; MelaDf, BY
sbe bss/5ead; Fiox,, BY rbs barrel; Caxdirs,
BY fbe bor +; Iron Cabsslt,; s~d genSis< SPAN-
1911 SEGARS.-ALso,
HONEY, by fbs barrel or gallon
--Nsqu- FAX Soap, BY fbe bos--Ncsro- Head To-
bseeS-Bss 46 prsef Jamaida Rsm-f'sn
Sfsves-Saif. Pefe,'d H6a,-BHffsr, and Hog 8
Lard, Sc.--LTxfwIsx,
LIQUORS, Of THE BET kind, a
general ADorfmesi-ani Vayism "bfr A,fief"
a ,bt C,oety Line complete AD9,imerf Of
ao5is5 iby s,efs< 10 be eszaa~fLy (.fpiis< aeife.
8cF MASTERSef of Packets, PaE
fager, &c. ma, be 6tpslirf at Jaid Store, on
sbr tS0rf1s Nosee-4o;ib axy HrfHis fby may
sOezt-S t5ei, Jaoso sratIfsst asssssefelseG.
GREEN Chairs, per Dozen
---MilEssr, per -I.js,i ., darni.- --osisn, per
Hs~a,el bSrrbn, or faaiis, gsasshie'--LO,4F-
SUGARS. and a variy sf rte SgR fffAS.
Newport, Dec, Is. 1904. W
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GEORGE THOMAS.

C0WeefiOner & Dy2iier,
INFORMS the Public, thar he has taken a
i Shop hext Sooth Of Meirrs. G0,duer & Dfan's
Auction Room. aud adjoining MIR. Nieoia, Gef-
J,oy's, Watch Maker, where he has conaantly
for Sale, in addition to a complcat AfTornest
of Confectionery, the following Articles. viz.
'Frefh Malaga grapes box and
cafk raiGns F; figs; almonds in fhelI prunes /;
cutrants nutmegs Glove, cinnamon ;-alfpice /;
pepper ginger teas; coffee chocolate. No. {
& z do. prepared with and without vanilla /;
brown, powdered & loaf-fugar Coriials Of
all kinds hef cherry wins together with
fmall aGortment of fafhionable
Crockery Ware
Ia addition towhich he expeets to receive mort
ly, complcat siortment of Wines, Equon,
and other articles. Pnnetoal' attendance given,
and the hmallea favors gratefully acknowledged.
Ne7cborf, Dec. rs. [I6tf
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THE Couft Of Probate Tor the town ct
L Newpoft. having appointed The Sobicri.
ben, CommifioneEs, 10 exsmine the claims Of
the creditors 10 the eeste o. Jobs 7cPba~, jun.
late Of faid Newport, decesicd. rcprciented IN
foivcnt and Gx months being allowed for that
purpofc ,-Notice is hereby given to oil perions
having demands againH faid eaa,c, to bring
them in to either OF us, within faid fime, or 9TH
crwife they will be prrcloded according to law.
M'al'As rn'.,r N. Dfss.,. Tssa.u. co""''i''s'''
All perfons indeb,ed TO fnid eaate, are re-
quefted 10 make immediate payment 10
NANCY TorHAM, Executrix.
N>uvsoyf. Ff6ynayy 4, rSo,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-12
Iohn "A. Shaw, & Co.

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INFORM the Public that they have taken
i Shop next door but one North of the
Coffee Houie, where they carry on the
WATcH.MAKINo BUSINESS
In lin Branches. Lkewife all kinds of
Hair Wrk sS Goid Cypbsrs
neatly executed. They have for Sale, Englih
and Genevagold& & filver Watches, Gold Neck
iace', filver tea and cable Spoons, falt. moftard
& pap Spoons, foup and punch Ladies, fugar
Tongs, large &c fmall Looking GlaGss, drefing
Do. tea Trays, Walters & dfefling Cafes, plat
ed, wooden, and Britannia Gators, Britannia
tea snd coffee Pots, Gentlemen's and Children
beR & common HAITI, Sufpenden, Knives and
Forks. bfafs globe & common Handirons, Show
eI'& Tongs, btaf' and jsppaned Lamps, elegant
plated & brafs Candleaicks, dart and common
Caio,, horie & chaife Whips, ladies do. SeiGos.
Pen Knives. Shutters & Trays, powder Boxes
and Pafs, Razors 10 cafes and withouf, faavine
Boxe,, and wiodfor Soap, Cream BaIls, writing
Paper, Du,eh oaih. Spanifh Segafs, Maccabsn,
Rappec & Scotch Snuff, Starch, Purple Brown.
together with a complete AGortment Of level
leIy & Perfurnery. They Alfo carry on tho
GoLD& SitvfasMfrH's
BuGnefs Caih given for Old Gold and Silver.
r+f Pundual attendance. and the fmsllea
favors gracefully acknowledged.
Newport. Oh. z. 1901. 71tf