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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09
Patent Window Springs.

T EONARD KENNEDY, has obtained d
IL Patent trsm the Ptehdeot Of The United
States tor an improvement in tsaening, rafting
and fupporting Window Ssfhes. The spprobs-
,ion Of all. who have experienced the uietulneis
Of this Improvement, 10 proof, that il needs
only 20 be known, TO be preferred TO weights or
any other method now in ufe. This improves
inent confas Of fpring let into and iaaencd to
the window frame, in ioch manner az TO ie-
cure the aih, when clofed, or when moved ups
OF down. n any diaance required and may DO
applied to the upper and lower iafh, with equal
cafe.
They are preferable to weights, 10 the fol-
lowing rcfpsfts, viz. They are iecsrc istacningsb
weights arc none. They will admit Of the fsihes
bcing taken out, for rrpaifiog or wafhing the
eIafs, with the faEc eafe a. II there were no
fprings; weights are attended with confiderabls
trouble in this refpea. They arc feldom OF
never eut Of repair, weighsssre well known TO
be often attended with conGdersblc trouble snd
expenfe in repsiring. They are attended with
70 little expcnfe, that Il would hardly he an OH
jeel with any perion in moderate circumaances;
weights are 70 csaiy, that but few arc wiling
10 Be st the expenie.
ANY peffon wifhing 10 have their windows
fixed with above improvement. may bave it
done on reafooable terms by applying - shove.
The patent right for any State or town in
the United States. may be bought ON fuch ,erms
az may be an Object for carpenteu or joinen,
in the various cities and towns, 10 psrchsfe.
N. B. All Perfons arc forbid making any
ME Of rhe above improvement. without sssho-
rity frsm The proprietor. on penalty OF the law.
Hytf.r< Conn Seffrmbss is. 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09

DlEDl-Ia this town. on Sunday laa. n
thu i,d year Of her age, N1ih SusAsxAH BAR-
KER, only daughter Of Mr.. Noah Barker.
On Thur(day, Mr.. ELIxrs SILrRY. a ma
tive OF Bordeasx, in whom were united the at
fettioos,e huibaud, the man Of temperance. hon-
efy, and induAry. A
Laa evening, fuddenly. Capt. WILLIAM
c. ROBlNSON--much lamented. ,A
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09
BENJAMIN Pitman.

HAVING purchafed Of the P,ten'ee sn ex-
i i, cIu6vc right to the benefit Of the above in-
vention, within the towns Of Nsaots,f. Middie-
fe.Ds, and Perym0sib, has provided quantity
Of The Springs invented by Mr.. KssssoYs aud
foliciu the employment Of thoie Who may win
for the benefit Of this valuable improvement. ).
ks4Dbovf, Jsiy @, 1901. se rs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09

THE underGened commificnsn appointed
i by the Court OF Probate for the town OF
Newport, to receive and examine the claims OF
the creditors 10 the easte OF Rfb~,d Ce'Seffs
late of Newport. deceafsd. hereby give notice.
that three months longer from the date hefcof
has been allowed for the purpofc, afcrefaid -
Thole Of the creditors Who have NOT exhibited
their claims, may do the fame within the serns
Of three months allowed a sforeisid, or be pse-
cluded sgseesbiy 20 LAG.
RICHARD BARKER, COMMIT
EDWARD HEMPSTEAD, bsntn.
Mtsype,i. JHLy S'b, 1905. I4s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09

VOTED, That Conftant 1aber,
Samuel Vernon, and Chriltopher Ell.
lery, FIGURES, be Committee to wait
on NATHANIEL HAZARD, Efq. and to
prefcnt him the thanks of the Council
~ behalf Of the town, for his excellent
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09

otation, delivered the fourth int. AID
to requea Of him copy of the fame
for the preis. 2
Hffrei, J. ALMY, C. ClrR.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09

was furcs.ded by nauGc. NArHAaiIE'
HAZARD, Eid. the gentleman who
had been appointed by the town for
that purpofc, then arofe, and, addrea-
ing the Aaembly, delivered an Ora.
tion prepared for the occaiion. To
convey an accurate conception of this
performance, demands an exertion of
talents. To call it good, spouiG be TO
pronounce but common prajs. To por-
tray les merits in their true colours,
would require not only jua eltims-
ton of the principles of antient liber-
ty, and an intimate knowledge of the
various periecutions' it has fultained
through the different ages of the world
to the time of its ultimate eltabliih-
ment on the flores of America Not
only that calm benignity and magma
| nimous Gberality of mind which would
reproach the perfecutions that have
prophaned religion, violated the milo
and bleiled precepts of our Divine
Redsemer, and rivited in bondage the
condolences OF men Not only cor
red apprehension of the prelent State
of political parties in this country, and
in the world, apd due underltand-
ing of the folidity of their REFLECTIVE
claims and preteniions but, in ad-
dition to all thefe, that righteous
emanation of foul which influences
the good man and the patriot, which
fhines with an ardent heat within him
and iheds abroad a iteady and living
! luitre, difpofing him to watch the
deftinics ofnations and TO Ggh for the
moral, and political fuferings Of man.
The whole was concluded by Mu6c.
Immediately after the Grafton,
(during the return of the proceilion) a
falute of II guns was fired at Fort
Wolcott. AT the arrival of the pro-
ceflion at Warrington fquare, the falute
was returned from thence by the Ar.
tillery- Company & Newport Guards.
The remaining part of the day was
devoted to recreation Sc feltivity. Sc
lea companies were formed in ievera
parts of the town TO enjoy " the feal
Of reafon & the Aow of FOUL. AT on
of thele, which dined at MI. .Eairhank,
Hotel, the following toalts were drank
accompanied with appropriate mulic.
1. The Sovereign and fbe SnJea-7H
PEOPLE.
q. TEFFERSON and Independence.
4. Democraey-tbs Contribution.
a. Tbs Worid--And Liberty.
8. Peaee-Seien6e and Arts.
6. Economy" exaitetb nation"
2. Nrtue-afiribute sf Repubhes.
8. Ciui and Religion Ereedom--td
glory Of our land.
9. Comeree-tbe depths Of sbe /s0 4
Pirates.
10. Hgrieuhurs-motber of Democrats
II. Manyaaurts--eberjt6 cur osOn, a
zoe prize true national independence
IL. observation-disclosures and Livins
Ron. (a4 cheers, gan--myft, tb
Freneb National March, and Hal
. Columbia.
\ IL. Union--fbs ney link, Obio, 6rigb,
: ems the chain.
IA. Calumy-dariing child Of Fea
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09

sJ SEVERAL articles OF In'eliieepce. sc. arc
deferred this day to give place 20 the important
documrnf containing the Dsela,afiss Of Hsr.
by Great Britain sgainA France. =,
Advcr,iicmsnu omitted will be in our next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09
William Douglas,
Has for (ale, COCOA SHELLS BY tho
ID. frs6 and good. q

A IL perfons having any demands asaiaa
"A the efiaie of jobs Gsbbsyd. late Of New
port, mariner, deccsfsd, are hereby called upoa |,
10 prefens them to rhc fsbicfbcs and thofe in-
deb,cd to faid eAste, ere earuealy reqaeaed 70
make inmedisse payment TO ,--
| -. JOHN TfLLINGHAST, Admir-
Newposs. July 9, 1903. 40 i<sA
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-09

To be Sold at PubliC HuCft0n,
AN MONDAY next, the nth infant, AZ
~ the houfe lately occupied by Gorge Wii!-
5sxy, decesled, on the Point in Newport, for
the beneh, Of the Hein aud Crcditors ofthe fs'd
decesfed--fundy kinds of Houfrhoid Fn,ni-
turc. Ship Carpenters and Joiner's Tooh.--
Als, ooe cedar Boat & Sails, with lobHet Nets.
and other GIhins Apparatus. Sale TO begin %
O o'clock in the morning. s
JAMES CHAPEL, Aueeioneer.
N,npSo,f fri, a. fsos
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-08
&NOTTCR ~

] S e. e obliged very ihorsly,, 70 leave ibis
bsy S'@3 56 .o' few lno'Shs saasld any pe-oo1
PFsYio',ay adjuGcJ, Asll b. glsd Il tb., w. ~,
poi '''''''' ''P '''A' Paf~
r. - the patronage Aavc received IRON nv
rF1sne' and the Public, Gnce my cos7raencen,cpe
n brHnri' has fully equaIIed nv moR a,.teriar
-. ct,''.ons beg leave, with due ;eaii5;li,y ana
7'r.e'' 70 oiieT IN r@tarn Ely rnoN eratc!u. &C
Darins my abisrce Mr. yVillis17l. z ,r-r l,,lio,,
WI receive ans pay money, and fsr,,s IN 80
~, 'Fan'@ctions and accounts or nv b-ha,E
nc Gn.l'ss Of hook Binding, IN all its various
aI7'l2,' val BE- Carried on by Nj. Samuel combs.
hdelit, r H''s ana
~. ! 'sfo i'now on hand. ana ~ &c cona.nsIv
=, Up a complete aAoraiene Of osatjonary, and
OF al kinas OF BLANK and R4,ad Books pted i,
Mercantile, Legal aad Private bnfaeG. -
3. JOHN PUMFREY.
'''' -'AZ ", tsN1, 10
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-08
RICFAR ADAMS.
MES FISHER.


He fnbfcrihe ~ informs the public,
tbai n erE +, rt,~r much trouble and cx
pence, ne mas neas Completed one Of his Mills
or, the fgHe' fs-f' to-.i, n wnich there are
two Pais Of aar hoaes soe manufaGturiaq
WHEAT ard .vo PAR Of Cologne aoacs nov
ready to sriad CGR>.
lhat;ae Ia@onveu!sacs watch N: qhs arife fr-m
delay ana ts&e'snce 0! ne4iures may :, avoided
CORN vii e. rec0'"ed Only by weight, at fifty
pounds 70 sne baihei, an, f1Pply Of MAJ and
HDMINY viii always be ke, ready 10 GIVE in
exchange. at the rate cF eighy-fve pounds Of
Meal, or nlnety-two pounds Of honiGY Tor one
hundred pounds Of Corn.
After the ots Of weight by cleaning. and eva
poraticn IN grinding IS deduttcd the tell on Meal
wlI be only about one tenth, and M l7on.iny oae
twentieth; It will therefore. be much % I've IN
seFet ofenotc who keep hostes, 70 nave all t..e;.
Corn ground.
As ihe inotcriaor Is now providing Faa and
Screen ior the purPoie Of cleaning the Corn efFcc-
foaIy Before it Is ground, and a. the deal viii
ne made from he beR Corn oalv. md none bur
ipeh As IS mcrchantaba VIII be raccitcu; he hoges
t7at general !atisiactioa viii be Given
THOMAS RUTHERFOORD.
N. 2. he deduEtion for Storage. and Shrink;
age OF ~orn, dcgoa;ca 10 be exchanged for Meal
and runiny, vii be made as moderate As DC liblc.
JaHuaFy / lSe2
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-08
BURR MILESTONE
NtANUFACTORY.


= L iubicriber takes ibis mode oF ref,,~nA
ing ms thanks to his former ratrons, and
LI.,orn'ns ,he public in general, ,Iar he has (bv
d a5 q his frientsl Recommended Il.
M I = !, U,,FiACTuRING oe BURR MIL
MES, and having furn.f 1e,!7ig,,lelf with
z 'uPpiy 0! the beft narerials, and having had
i!Sfeen years experience in the buiincfs IN Bal
t'olore, Peteriburg, and Richmond. homes +,
DC able to give iatisfaction to his EMPLOYERS.
:. ne tones be WI warranr to be as good
Any orders left With Cape. WILLIAMS
FENNocK, Norfolk; Capt WILL!A2r
CHAMBERs, St4unton: Mr. u rLtIAM H.
,Wythc County; OF Mr. RoaLer MooRr'
Fetegtburg, thal! be duly attended 70. and
country produce received in payment at tie
cu.tom'ry prices.
- TWO APPRENTICES viii t.ts
ken 20 the above bulin.tS, ana hort time ~o-
CURED WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
F''6@'F4s J2z. Fotd 1893. (tf}
n P. For fale, PLASTER efPIPLe
N itoae o. ground, for the Improvement 81
md with directions for the uie thereof.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-08
H'ILLIdlN AfsCAY,
AND WATCH MAKER.

AXES this method 70 INFORM the public, that
he hasjua received ~ late arrival from
Europe, large aud neral sl.or,nent OF GOLD
and SILL Err WATCHES Among which arc
elegant repeating watches, !adys gold 90. Alto
an elegant a!iorIment Of ieais, leys ckair,, &c
he mas l<cwiie few good CLOCKS COR faIr.
All Of which he offers 70 ditpoie Of on reaiona-
ois terms Tor caiI. rs 7n.y parchaied IN any
partof the Un,t=d S,~ics.
He returns his iace-c thank, &c his fricnds for
the Liberal ENCOURAGEMENT he mas M. ~:tb iuce
his reidence in mis- city.
- Clocks and watches repaired CT the ihortca
noticc
May6, 1908. CIV e
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-08
NOTICE.

HE co-parrnenhiP OF Adams and r iihcr,
was, On the I2th OF iaH month diGolyed
by u1utuai content. All thole having claims
againtt that concern, VIII ayply to James
Fiher for fcttement, and thoie indebted will
MAKE Immediate payment IS no further indui-
gcnce can be given.
RICHARD ADAMS.
JAMES FISHER.
n B. James Fjflcr having purchafci the
ftock Of goods belonging TO Adams and Fiji
er, intends carrying the buiinels On for his own
account, he aiiorrment of goods is equal 70
any in thatIine.
RiebmoHd, %srH 6tl, 1909 ~
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-08

SAMUEL pLRAsaNrs, Ian. and HESar PACE,
Rie4mona, FrglriA,
snow ready for Sale, at this Cficc.
gF<1'tbe patiit mqy 6ela far rso5itdfo s.te,1rj~e
1pes. f5r merit IF tbe gVoyS, it ii ftong5f wef al
ci;2a6is 10 pp6isMstt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03
Thirty Dollars RezuaYd.

RAN AVA Taft Chriamas anegro man called
JOE, who was hired TO MIR. George w. Lind !.
fey, at the Occoquan Mills, for the two lait years
paf, and was unchanged at the aforementioned
time and directed 10 come home, but have not
feen hjm: he is about S. years of age, has no
particular mark that remember, his cloahing |
cannot dsicribc, as have not iesn him Tor up,
wards of two years he aoops much in bis walk,
and generally carries flick. have lately been
informed that he has been employed at bsek
ward in or about Alexandria.
4Jo,
A negro woman called JENNY, about twenty
years of age, likely, black, tall and film made
woman, wenf off about the fft of Augutt lait.
am informed thar fhe is harboured IN falrtax's
Neck, by fomc tree negroes who are employed
there by different peffons.
will give rhe above Reward TO any pcrion that
will deliver fad Runaways TO me, living near
Golcheaer, and prove the harbouring or employ
ing Of them, or Fivs Do4ars for each iflecured IN
jail, 70 thar get them again.
WILLIAM TRIPLETT.
September IS. DOT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03

RAN AWAY frsn the Sabfcriber on Sunday
the ,4th inlf. an apprentice boy to the Coopers
trade, named MICHAEL FOLEY, between s.
and 10 years old, about ieer inches high,
dark ftraight hair, anu has remarkable down
ca( lheepiln look. feiog born in the wet of
Ireland he will he eafiy discovered by his dialect.
had ON y hen he abfconded, nankeea upper
Jacket, thi'Nlet waiaooat, new tieklenbarg trow-
icrs ard new wool hst, bur took other clothes
with him. Il Is fappoied he has gone tow
ards Baltinorc. IL taken mp 20 miles from
Alex andria ! will pay IS dollars, and if more
than 50 miles 10 dollars reward and all rea
fonabe charges.
CHAs. JAMESON.
Augaa Is. dstso
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03
Ten Dollars Re1yaYd.

Scpt. (.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03
Lind for Sale.

lwa, 70 fell from tloufand to twelve hundred
acres Of good Farming Land, in the county Of
Fairfax, on tie waters Of Pope's Head and Jon-
anymore inns.
This land will either be fo!1 together or in e.
parate parcels, as may be agreed on. IL is we'll
lituated for the difpctaiof produce, heiag within
twenty miles Of Alexandra, and thifieen OF the
Occoqaan Mills.
Any perion, willing to purchafc, may know
the terms BY applying 10 the fubfctiber near
Damfries.
John Gibson.
Sept. -. l6v
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03
FOR Sale,
A handfome FARM,

Three miles from Alexandra, partly lying on the
main road that leads &c Colcheaer, coniainlog
ore bundled and twcnty FIVE acres, handfomcly
improved, and plcafantly Gtusted en- he pre-
niles are neat dwelling houte, a kitchen ad-
Joining, dairy, an excellent we'll Of water, and
barn 81 feet long, together with general collec-
ton Of choice fruit trees. The fiuattoo as coun.
try feat is well adapted for the rcfdence If any
perlon Who may buy it. and will be fold on mode
rate terms by the proprietor.
THoS. RICHARDS.
Scm (.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03
VOL III. I
l9ubIir Caenoue,
o.. TUESDAY.

A. 70 s'e1sck, suil5 Be ssla al TIE grndae sts,<,
Rum in hogfheads and barrels.
french Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whitley ADD Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds, tierccs and bis.
Coffee in iierces and bags,
WsiIs and brown Soap in boxes.
Mould and dip'd Candies
Rai6ns in kegs, boxes and Jars,
Figs in kegs and fraiis,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Al Q,
A uariety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which arc,
Cloths, CoatingS,
Kesieyn.rcs, Dntiils,
Plains and Kerfcys,
Negro Cottons, Scfges,
Elasicks, blns FREEZES.
Caiimancoes and Ra!Iess,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Iriih Linens, Silefia do.
Ofnaburgs and Ticklcnburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'is,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Rangsnna Hsn1kerchieis,
Colonred Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
PIG. MARS TELLER.
September n.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03
mo. 874.
The SaZe

Of the property advrrtifrd on the 18th OF Augu"
Iaf by US, IN purfbance ot the dscreeof The cir
cult court Of The dian9 OF Columbia, for the
county Of Alexaodriss at The lat June ten CT the
aid corr, and ii patf1arce Ut the l9G will and
$ehament Of Lewis Hipkins, deccafrd, to take
place Oh his Jay at he houfe Of Fransis Danicl
at the Little Falls OF the Potoufae, is unavoid,
ably poitponrd until Thufdsy,,he 10Th day of
November next, at which place and on which
day. if fair, if nor the next fair day, viii poh-
lively be fold by Us, at public sntiion, to the
hghe& bidder for seady money
The foIloooing Property, uiz.
One undivided third part OF zo7 acres ofLaod,
in tie Ela difgitt, near the faid Litsie Fails,
upon which are Merchant Mills, WIKI three pair
Of French burr mill fones, ard evesy neceGafy
and convenient machinery for manufacturing -four
to the bef advantage; ALTO brewery and diliil-
ler}, mliIer's holle, brewer ard difiler's houfe
and [undry other improvements, This property
will be Gncwn 10 any perfon who may incline TO
puscbaf: it, by the fad Francis Daniel, ar any
time before the !alc.
A tract Of Laod 10 Flirfax county, about three
miles from The fad Little Falls, containing zo7
acres, upon which Is a dwelling houie, in which
Mrs iSufsn Wren lives, and fundry other improve
meuts about two thirds OF this Iaod are cleared,
and the remainder in wood; it is good farming
land. Mr.. William Waters, who lives near il,
will thew this land to any Psrion or Perfuns who
may incline to parchaic it, ar any tineprsvious
70 the {ae.
Mrs. Spfan Wren, who was the widow Of the
kid Lewis Hipkins, has a ri2ht of dover 10 ,b.
alosefaid property. Gs- The fale will commences
at twelve O'Clock.
Philip R. Fendal), ]
Robert Young, Ex'toys.
William Waters,
Sept. a9. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1903.

Ricketts,, Newtof1and Co.
Haze reetivtd ard f0r. Saie,
A few bales German Linens,
trunks ealicoes and ohiatzes,
d. hoiieiy,
10 boxes wool and cotton cards,
5tfeiIgs threads,
90 boxes dipp'd and mould candles,
10 bids. nolaRes,
Go. Jamaica fpirits,
s do. fsars,
70 barrels prime pork,
SO do. behring's,
10 do. thad,
80 kegs James river tobacco,
100 tors platter.
ar They are giujsg can, for avhsd,
Jqom, corn, rye, beans end tobacco.
Angoa I. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03
5aIe5 Up a0dlJil.
On WEDNESDAY,,

OfI FFA< - 1 s. - s-<~A@
81 10 o'clock, qai'' y sldqttbs e<s44t Stare, tbl
rarstr IF KsEg AID JE,ios q,eefs.
Rum IN hhds. and barrels,
Whifkey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in oaks,
Wine in pipes and quattcr caGs,
MolaGcs in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. aud barrels,
uTE1itr and s,rrr-, ,esv,sp n, boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Railins in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
Il variety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irih Liucns,
Ca6imcres, Caiicoes,
Kerfeys, Threads,
Coatings, Chintzes,
Halfthicks, Bedticks,
Fearnaught, Oznaburgs,
&ankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Coftons, Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, Axaioster.
September II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03

Notice.
THE Cffioe of The Marine Insurance Compa-
ny of Alexandria is removed to the house Of Jas.
3. Nickclls.
By order Of the Board,
]. B. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
n. B. The hours of meeting of the Beard
are the fame as ufual and the time of acceptance
is extended to four o'clock.
Insurance Office, Sept IS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06
SAMUEL JAMES

Has FOR SALE,
A T his Paper Hanging Mandatory. which
< \ is in the Houfs he now occupirs, oppohts
TO Mr.. LsEob Psek's, on the WeI. Side OF The
Bridge, Providence. grcs, variety of
Hone Paper and Bordering,
Of the ne~ea and mott elegant Figure. az whole-
saie and retail on as good terms as can be Pur-
shaied in Ancsica.
A generous credit given TO ,hofe who pur-
chaie by the quintiry for retailing.
A.. b.. The above is printed on good pa
per, and the work we'll executed, by and under
the direction OF workman from Eusope.
Nav "a, Ieos I'm
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06
GEORGE THOMAS.

Coxjei,assr, Dwaisr, end Firm P,rftrvfy,
LIAS tor Sale 'hc foliowicg Articles, viz
J. / box and eafs rsiins 6gs almonds IL
fheli prunes cuErants nusmegs cloves |;
.mnmon, slipice; black and Cayenne pepper |;
singcr: muaard; frice biticu ; teas; coffee |;
cocoa fhells chocolate. No. and a. prepared
with and without vanilla bsown, pow deted &
loaf-fugar Coraials of all kinds; singe, pre-
fetyrs.--An anortment Of Preierved Fruits in
brandy. olives, auchovie4. pea ,nnts; bcR From
,isniac. Sherry, Tenerise and Maises, Wines ;
frup. already prepared tor punch, faperior to
sny commonly ufed III and 4sh proet jamaica
Spirits, ard Antigua Rum beR Spanih iegars ;
with an elegant aiiortment OF Glsh and Crockc
" WARES which he is determined 10 fs'l very
low. Puneiual sti,ndance aud the fmaIiea IA.
gracefully ACKNOWLEDGED.
-N.4Vpoyi, JAY =. 1909. Oft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06
The GRUMBLER.

SOREUS unmarried. g,smbisd for . wife /;
Married. lie s,nmbit, fiill, and lives in Hriie!
A child is ~ao,ed Heaven the b;efing fcnt
Yet fill he srambied, aili is dfcontsnf.
Why, what's tnc matter. CoIeus Worlc and
wcffc
The fcenine befin9's 'n'n'd into corfe
The nuilc AID midsifc drain my pockets dry /;
I've noaghs 30 keep the boy with by and by.
a pnrie he had' YET nov. as heretofore.
lie s,ankls on. A" Had il been e. much moro,
l might have Ief' off labor, liv' d in peace,
Bot 10 IL happens. ali my f~aus are gecie."
he iickens nav he grxnbk< without doubt ;
" When will my health return My moneys
out"
Death came and Aruck him at one fatal blow.
lie ieot hin gr3m6iixg to the ihades below.