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10 his ascendency, results fromtheviolent
energy Of his ambition. When he In,
reached the highest pinnacle, he feels
restless, from the want Of On object equal
10 his soaring geniIs.
To render the French empire the mo.t
Aourishing on earth, affords anohle object
to his ambition-but 10 MAZE il 20 by the
minute regulations Of internal policy and
the slow advancement Of commerce. i,al
processtoo tedious for the mind of Bona.
parte. Since his advancement to hispre-
sent eminence, he has hitherto foundsu f-
6cient employment in altering the demo-
limitations and form Of his governments,
in exciting the emulation Of die manufac.
lures Of Francs and in reducing Italy
and Switzerland under his immediate and
absolute control.
Many materials sin remain, on which
he may exercise the activity ofhis genius.
The assumption Of the imperial tide, and
the consolidation Of the empire Of the
Gauls, are works d time and labor.-
When these are once accomplished, lee
the other nations Of Europe and Ameri-
ca look out for themselves.
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CTRAYED fromthe subscribers plan
10 tation four miles from Martinsburg,
on Saturday the 26th of March last, a
Yearling HEIFER Of brindle colour,
with q white belly, one Of her hindfeet
white, has white stripe passing from one
horn tothe other about two inches wide,
and the end Of her tail white. Neither
cropped or branded. Was veryfat when
she went away. One Dollar Rewardand
reasonable charges win Be paid for re-
surning the said Heifer.
GEORGE BOWERS!
May q, isos. IS.
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NOTIcE.

wv AScommitted to- the Jail Of Jeffer.
son County, son the 18th day Of April, Me-
GRO RICHARD. He says he belongs
TO 1 Mi. John Violet, Of Loudoun coun-
y. Four feet. . inches high, about 10
years old. His cloathing is 4 gray close
bodiedcoa agreen jacket, an old pair Of
shoes, and HAT. The owner is desired
70 prove properly, pay. charges and take
him away, Otherwise he win be sold for
his Jail fees.
WILLIAM sHoPE, Jaiiar.
Nay ~, 1908.
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JExtr0ctsf from Bishsp Watsons asssvrs to
Paine's Age Of Reason.

You conclude your objections 10 the
Old Testament, says the Bishop 20 Paine.
in q triumphant styie>-an angry opponent
would say, ina styieofeaueme arrogance,
and scottish sslEsuReiency. have
gone,n you say, I. through the bible.
(mistaking here, rs in. other placed. the
Old Testament for the Bihle) . . man
would go through wood with IN are on
his shoulders, and fen trees-hefe thew
lie-and the priests, ifthey can, may re-
plant them. They may, perhaps, stick
them in the ground, but they VIII never
grow" And is il possible that you think
so highly ofyour Performance Is TO be-
heye that you have thereby demolished
the authority Of 4 book which Newton
himself esteemed the most authentic Of
all histories-which BY It's celestial light
iIlumines the darkest age Of antiquias-
which, is the touchstone whereby we are
enabled to distinguish between true and
fabulous theology, between the God of
Israel, holy, just, and good, and the
impure rab6ie Of heathenB alaam--whieh
has been thought by competent Judges to
have afforded matter for the laws ofSo.
Ion, and a foundation for the philosophy
Of Plato-which has been illustrated BY
the labour oilsarning mall ages andcoun-
tries-andb been admired and venerated
for its piety, its sublimity, and its vera-
city, BY all who were able 70 read and
understand it.. Nc, sir, you. have gone
indeed through the wood, with the best
intention1in the world toeutit down, hut
you have merely busted yourself in expo
sing to vulgar contempt q few unsightiy
shrubs, which good men had wisely con-
cealed from public view You have lefk,
your way on the mountains of Lebanon
the goodly cedar trees whereof, lamenk-
ing the madness, and plying the blind
ness Of your rage against them, have
scorned the blunt edge, and the base tenn
per ofyour axe, and laughed unhurt at
the feeblenesso of your stroke. EA
Again" Should the Bible tmeaning
As / before remarked, the Old Testa-
ment(. and Testament hereafter fall il 10
not that have been the occasion, You
look / think upon your own production,
as witha parents partial eye, when you
speak Of il in such style Of self-comPla-
cency. The Bible, sir, has withstood
the learning Of Porphyry, and the power
Of Julian, to saynothing 81 the maniacal
Faustus-it has resisted the genius Of
Bolinbroke, and the wit Of yoltaire, 70
say nothing ofa numerous herd of infc-
| rior assailants--and Il viii not fal by
your force. You have barbed anew the
blunted arrows of former adversaries-
you have feathered them with bAsPhemy
and ridicule-dipped them in your dead
Hest pcison-aimed them with yourat-
most skil-shot them against the shield
offaith withyour utmost vigor-but, like
the feeble jaysiin Of aged Priam, they
will scarcely reach the mark, viii fail 70
the ground without 4 stroke.
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THOMAS PAINE

Attempts 10 nsalidate the credisot the
Scriptures, he sxeiaims that the public
worship Of God Is an abominaion. Now
If We duly consider that Religion recom-
mends virtue and teaches The reward OF
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#SEa4s-A GEa=E3E@&Fnrs
II THOSE Gentlemen who have
subscribed for Russel's History
Of MODERN EUROPE, are informed,
hattheir books are now ready fordelivery
atthe Once ofthe IsrSLLIcEseER.- !
The publishers have been at very con.
siderable expense in having thisimvaluable
work elegantly finished, It IS therefore
hoped that the subscribers viii call and
take up theirbooks as soon aspossible.
A few sets Of the Artient History, b by
the same Author, perfectly similar in
size and price per volume with the Mo
dern History, are also received, and
which may be had with or without it.
May y, 1908. -
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90 .ae latest Arrivals at Baltimore,
upk;ch hei Is astc.asi1edt0 sch at the most
reduced prices, ~ CASH or suitable
COUNTRY PRQDUCE =
JAMES TooLE.
D~arlesyille, Nay ~, 1905.
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NOTICE.

~ NOTICE.
THE subscriber having formed a re-
solution to close all his accounts up
to the LIST instant, requests all those that
are in any manner indebted TO him, to
make immediate payment, as he is de-
tcrmined TO give no longer indulgence.
JAMES FAULKNER.
Marfinsbnrg, Nay s, 1905.
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- HICH WIIL1S.|
Tdsrson-c oanty, May27, 1sos
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15
HEAR TE!

ITO be fold, ard poneilion given the as,h Of
L of March next, One Hundred and Fifty
acres of Land ofthe fra quality, lying in South.
Kingaown, Bottom Neck )--about half mile
fouth of GarSint,'s Fsry, commonly known by
the name Of the Bonnet farmland is bounded
as follows Wefcrly, partly on the Wcfquaeue
pond; partly on land of Simeon Potter, and
partly on land of George Grown --Southerly,
on the ocean :-EaRefly, on the Narragsniet
Bay, and Northerly on land of the fubfcrber.
lts local ftuaton is far preferable to any in faid
town.--It is well walled in fx diviGons,
with double wall. For fthing and fowling.
none 10 fuperior in the State, the pond abound
ing with pearch Of an excellent kind. and fowl
of great vsriety.--Thc beach affords an mex
hauAablc fource Of fea manure, fuch as rock &
ribtin weed, and fea curril. There are two liv-
ing fprings Of water on the premifcs. An in
diipuiabIe tide will be given, and the mode Of
payment made cafy to the purchsier The
terms may be known by applying TO
JOHN GARDINER.
Sssfb- Kixseozrs, Dee. 3. 1904. tiI4tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15
stan Of R5ols.LlarS tSe.

sfan Of R50ds.Lgard. e5e.
NEWPORT. II. Dec. Is. Isos.
N/HEREAS Davi< LaSvion, Of Exeter, in
w the county Of Warrington, and State
atorefaid, hath filed his petition ia the Clerks
ofhce OF the Supreme Judicial Court for The
county OF Newport. againft his wife EiSabetb
La10f0n, no~ rehding IN Pa!cntinc, in the coun-
~ OF Montgomery, and State of New York
praying for divers caules therein fated, that
the bonds OF marriage between him and his faid
vile DC diho'yed. and decree OF divorce pro-
mulgated Notice. therefore, is hereby given
to the faid Elisabeth, and to ali perfons con.
cerned, TO appear ar the next Term of iaid Su-
preme Judicial Court. TO be holden at New
port, in and for the county Of Newport, on the
fra Monday of March next, and fnew caufs, il
sny they have, Why the prayer of fsd Petition
fhould not be granted.
Owl p. M. MUMFORD, CA.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15
Iohn A. Shaw, & Co.

John A. Shaw, & Co.
INFORM the Public that they have taken
Shop next door but Que North Of the
Coffee Houle, where they carry on the
WATcH.MAKINc BUSINESS
in all its Branches. Likewife all kinds Of
Hair Werk sS Cold Cypbers
neatly executed. They have for Sale, Engliih
and Geneva gold & Oliver Watches, Gold Neck
laees, flver tea and table Spoons, falt. muitard
& pap Spoons, ioup and punch Ladies, iugar
Tong', large & tmall Looking Glaf1es, drefhng
Do. tea Tlays, Walters s. dreflng Cafes, plat
cd, wooden, and Britannia Gators, Britannia
:ca and coffee Pots, Gentlcmea's and Children's
beR & common Hats, SUfpcnSers, Knives and
Forks. bsafs globe s. common Handirons, Shov-
el & Tops,, brah aud jappaacd Lamps, elegant
plated & brafs CsndleiSicks, dart and common
Gains. horle & chaile Whips, ladies do. Sciffon,
PEN Knives, Shutters g. Trays, powder Boxes
and Pufs. Razors in cafes and without, fhaving
Boxes. snd Wipdior Soap, Cream Balls, writing
Paper, Dutch Quils. Spaniih Segars, Maccsbau,
RapPee s. Scotch Snuff, Starch, Purple Brown,
together with complete AGorm-nt Of Jewel.
lery i PerfomeEy.--Thcy Alto carry on the
GoLD & SILvsRsMirH's
Buhnefs Cah given for Old Gold and Silver.
TT Puoftuai attendance, and the fmsll.a
avors gratefully acknowledged.
Newport, on. a. 1904. 71tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15

a WE'LL 6nifhed Dwelling Houfe. ftuated
4 a on 1namcs-s,rect, oppoG,e Mr.. Rstsrf
Sfrvsn--Al!o new Store. sdjoining the yard
and garden. with good well Of wster.--lf
not Immediately fold. the shop. with fome part
OF the Hcuie. will be to kt.--1he ftua,ion.
both for hearth and buGncfs. 10 not inferior to
any in town. Conditions may be known, by
applying 10 HENRY 6. CHAMPLIN.
Newport, Nov. 20. Isos csii
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15

Ifaur arr a sofiex. kim kan 10 BE- sArIosAL /;
and sVbik fbe eye efevery f9re,g1 country is
rpm nS. kf m kaory 10 rylpra oayfIves, and
gf5< biek yqafiaa Of ozy gsrenweut /; reeol-
Lr7ing, roHboW pGrty pr.ja9iee, f5s iaLents,
Ybe Ife,ary aegziyfmcxfS. and !6e bgb rebsta-
sisa fHiM qv6g- rvs boUs Ssea b,o4d 10 bssor,
and ucb9S S,aJs -0ss sses uSiTsDLY err
Cssnty's glsy. ~
Nv 10 TIE PRESIDENT.
THOU Chief reyer'a while nander pours,
4 Her venom o'cr Thy r,snquil hours,
While many zrudr unhaliow'd tale
'fhe luiire &C Thy life aaml,
Fen round thy virtues calm retreat
Would bid the warning patiions hear
And, arm'i with PARTY's vengcfal DAFT.
Strike the sTm forrcfs Of thy heart.
Unmov'd arnid the mental ar;ic,
Thy ncbiea ss AEswER is rHr LIrs,
A Life, iaisraiye wiidon's claim,
Enrich'd by deeds of dea.hefs fame;
WISDOM, an Angel fem'd to guide
And DEEDS, grateful ra'ion's pride
That gssieful marion. early known,
TO claim ity di6iates as her own,
When doubting--daring- be free,
She caught tn inipiring words from thee:
Sill fhaD her lct,cI'd annals ihinc
With cy'ry brilliant aft of thine,
And TIMs's impartial page declare
What tny oncouded glorics wcre;
While FALssHooD TO her den ihall fy,
Drink III spplaading arsin, AND DE.
COLUMBIA.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15
TO BE SOLD,
II + II K M,

n n * w,
+ YING in Exeter, Stare of Rhode Inand,
- about tx miles from Wexford, contain
ing rs acres of good Land, with Dwelling
Hoafes, and other out buildings. IL may be
rurchafed together, or in fepatate dyiGona.
Payment will be made eaiy.----AI!o,
A fhare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acres OF
excellent Land. For farther particulars apply
to PARDON TILLINGHAST.
Exeter, Dec. 10, 1907. sotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15
For Sale,

,-=-===.=-=-==a TWO Houfe- Lots, i43
Ib& i feet front, with Dwell
~ ling Hosfe, Stable. Chsife-
<kt1 hoofe, Wood. houfe, & Crib,
zs1zA thereon fsnding; and we'll
Of good water iu the yarJ, with pump therein.
For terms, inquire Of the iubicriber, living on
the premifcs. JOSEPH MARTIN.
Newport, Nov. 40, 1904. cxiitf
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w. r. WILDER,
BooKsEZkER & S7A7yoNER.

BOOKSELLER & S7A7YoNER,
Has Removsd 10 ibe Sioys nexi Dso, Ns,i6 If
MIN. Glib q Cbaaaisg's,
VryHEKE he offers for fae, many thopf,rd
w Volumes of BOOKS, in the different
branches OF Li'eratnre-together With almoit
every article IN the Stationary lire, whoielsle
and retail. ---Alfo sn elegant Aaortmens Of
Hentie,nen'' HATS, fom IS cents TO dol
lars and 50 cents.
N<wporf, Aag..zi. oo,f
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a IL Perfons having any demands on the
"A eaate of Capt. J.5n Cesg,eaH Alr,. jsn.
late OF Newport, deceaied, arc hereby requeae ed
TO bring them to the fubfcriber for ieulemen. |:
and all perfons indebted to faid eitste, are re.
quired to make immediate payment to
JOHN COCGESHALL ALMY, Ere',.
J<~9assDx, Dec. ~. 1904. (Io
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NO e IC z,

Is hereby given, TO eli prrfo~ having any de-
j msods ssaiua the eaate of Captain JossrH
CoscDo-. la,c of Jameaoxn. decesfed. 10 sx-
kibit them; and all perioos Indebted to iaid ei-
rate. are csiIed upon TO make payment to Ma
kY CONGDO Of Jamsfowr, Executrix to
fiid sAate; or to EsENEZE2 SfIEARMAN,
her lawful Agent. a, Nexport.
Noysmber ~, 1904. I3f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15
Nathaniel Na{0n.

II ESPECTFULLY iaforms The public, that
IN he has removed from the houf. of his
iaiher David Nejar, to the ihop Of Mr.. 7bon9f
HesoLHnd, directly oppo6ie-- where all kisd, of
lin WARE can be furnifhcd at the ihor,eft
notice, and on aa rcafonable terms as can be
bought in this town. Conaaut attendance will
DC given, and the fmallett tavors acknou ged.
newport, Dec. 8, 1907, Ii6T
. Cath < the highef price given
for old PEWTER and LEAD.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15
Far jae BY JAcos RICHARDSON and
WILLIhM K. WILDER,
DaBOLL'S cHOOLMASTER'S
ASSISTANT.
Beirg plain P,aaifaI Jlaem Of Arfbmttie.
lairD EDirIon-By NArHAx DAsoLL.
RECOMMENDATIONS.

iAikD LDiTioR-by NATHAN DABOLL.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
1aLs-Cok.tse. Nov. IT. 1899.
HAVE read DebsNs Scbs,Lrsfsr's Alf9sm.
ne Arrangement of the different branches OF
Arithmetic 10 j1dic;cus and psrfpicuous. The
aainor has well explained Decimal Arithmetic,
and has applied il ID plain and elegant msn-
net 20 tre iolu,ion of various qoeaions, and ei-
pecss'ly 70 shcfs relative to the Federal compu-
tatlon OF money. rhink il will be very ufc-
H.. book to SchoolmsGer and their pupils.
JOSIAH MEiGS.
P,sfIlPSr Of katbsmas;es q Natrrei P5ilajspby.
! have given fomc attention TO III. work
aforementioned, and concur with Prc.eGor
M.i2, in his opinion OF its merit.
NOAH WEBSTER.
Ns1o-Havep, Dee. IL, 1890.
RbaRs. JRari Collcge, Nov. 20, 100.
! have run throueh Mr. DatslPs SkaoimaE
fs,s AJgfcSs, and have formed of it very ia
yorabIe opinion. According to ito original de-
ilgn, L think it well "calcplsted 10 furnifh
ichools in general ~ilh methodicaI, esfy and
ecnPsehenlve iyAelo Of Practical Ari,hme,ic. /"
| therefore hope il may fad eeDerou, patro-
mage, and have an ex.enlve fprcad.
ASA MESSER,
P,ysD5r ef ibs Lsa,xsi LasSsages. AID
=. 2taeber Of Mat5ensii1.
PIaisfeN AcGdt,ry, AtrA 20, 1904.
] make uf. of DaGoirs Seboolmseer', AE
Efanf in teaching Common Arithmetic, and
think il the befe calculaied for that purpoie of
any which has fallen within my obiervarion.
JOHN ADAMS.
Re(7sr Of FIaisfeId Aeademy.
iizd/sy, Azg. a, 1902.
I have peruied D3bolPs drnbmsst, and
find it, 10 my opinion, far preferable to any iyf-
TEN l an acquainted with. Ii i, an improve
ment on D,baos,tb, as DHqvs,lLi SebssimGfer's
ADJSani j. calculated merely 10 atit The SebOol-
mgjftr; but DabOlFs will equally anfxer this
prspoie, and alta the icholar 10 teach bimjtlf
behdcs. Nothing have i;cn 20 frIy meets my
idesa, and give it my decided preference aud
recommendation. THOMAS WORTH,
7saeber Of Matbemaiics.
cJ Three large editions of this celebrated
Arithmetic have been pub.ilhed in lei, than three
years. II 10 in general ufe n the States of Con.
n-eiicut and Rhode. lland, and introduced in
many ichools in the State of New. York. In
the third edition improvements are made upon
the rf and I'd editions.
Dectmber 1, IScz. Iseow6t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15

NJHEREAS the Couri OF Probate Of the
w town of Newport, have allowed Gx
months longer for the Crsdiio, of the efste of
CbarLt' Lg9slh. late of Newport, Merchant.
decsaled, lePreiented inie.vent 10 bring in their
claims - Notice Is hereby given 10 all perfons
having demands againR iaid eaa,r, 20 exhibit
them tor fettle'oent; and all fuch az are indcht-
ed, are earncaly regustsei to make immediate
payment TO SIMON DAVIS, Hdm'r.
Newport, Aug. M, 1907. cvi
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Sail Making.

Sall Mdkrng.
sT'HE fubicribers having entered into partner.
4 ihip. ouder the firm of
Spooner and Dunham,
hereby inform the Public, tha, they carry on the
Sail Making bodeefs, in It's various branches,
staheir Sail Loft, on the wharf Of the late Gen.
John Malbone. at the South part OF the town.
fhoie ~ho may favor them with their coRsn,,
nsy depend on punttuality and difpatch. All
tavofs will be gratefully acknowledged, by
= WING SPOONER, ad.
~ CHARIESC. DUNHAAL
Newport, April 3,ISo1. 7ott
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N q Il | C. +.

N . L / G. T..
A Ii thofe who are indebted TO THoma.
L \ GREEN. or TO JoAN MosHrR, and Co.
either ny Book or Notes are hereby notified.
that the accounts ard notes are lodged with ,be
fnbicriber for collees:cn--and are eatnefly re-
queited 20 make immediate payment, and ere.
vent unnecefary coR.
EDWARD HEMoSTEAD.
Nfzrpo,t, O7. 20, 1909. eh eoF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15
Nicholas WebRer.

INFORMS the Public, that he has opened .
J. GROCERY STORE in Broad Street, in
the hoase, late the property Of Mr.. Calt5 Ea,l,
where he has for Sale a general afonmeM of
WEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among Others, are the following articles
Rum. Brandy, Gin, Cherry Ram, Moai1e.,
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of various
kinds, Coffee, ChoroEasc, Raifns, Currcn,,,
Pepper, Ginger, AifPice, Cinnamon, Nutmess,
Butter, Cheefe, Candles. Onions, Tobacco,
Snuff. Powder and Shot, Lanp.Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, S.c.----4LSO,
A general and extenGve variety Of
Crockery and Hard Ware; Mems and Womcn's
Shoeu, &c. SIC. with many other articles, too
tedious to mention all which will be fold at
the mott reduced pricer.
NS10pOr., Nov. I'll. 1901. 6o,f
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Entertainment.

entertainment,
II YRlCHARD BARKER, at the Houf.
hformerly occupied by Capt. Ro5s,tS. Ps.,e,,
Gso OF the AHchor, little fou tn eat of the State
Houic, where Ladies and Gentlemen NAV de-
pend on being accommodated to their st;sfac-
ton. Puoetual attendance viii be given, add all
favors gratefully acknowledged by the public,
obcdient ieryant, RICHARD BARKER.
newport, April a. 1907. 7otf
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Blank Deeds, and JJgqiee's Wrifs,
end ExseStisns, for /ak at tbs Office.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15
TO THE PUBLIC.
MssvSs,f Lmg-Wba.f, No. IL
Keyes and Brigham,
Uc,,. 80. lo..<I, e. r.I.

~S' S''y'"''( i" J"s3
DRIME and mefs PORK--prime mefs, nefs
y snd prime BEEF. Of the flf quality, re-
packed 10 tn. bed order, faitable for domeaic
or screign ufe.---Alto, by tie kegg or box.
LARD, fra fsTt--rsfncd mo,ld tallow CAM
DIES. 6fa qaaliry; dios d,.o--No and :
Bar Lisewiie. corned, and freih
BEEF. December 10, 1904.
FOR SALE,
THE real eftatecf Pslsg lllsa, late of Mid
4 dietown, deccsied, labous four milss from
the State houle in Ncwpor,. adjoining thr road J
conGfling Of 'bessesn fifty and hxty acges OF
land. with dwelling houie, other baildicg,, and
good orchard thereon we'll waiered good
meaiow, pafure. and ti;lage land, na.arsI to
Ba'lcy.--Poa:Gan will be given the ss,h of
March next. The terms may be known, by
applying 10 either os the fubicriber.
ELIZABETH ALLEN,
THOMAS G. ALLEN.
Middlt.szvn, Dec. 8, 1909. civtf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15
To be Sold.
TO BE LET.

TO BE LET,
4 ND pohefEon given Immediately, a con-
4 n venient two tsory Dwelling HOWE, on
the Long Wharf, but few rod, below the f,os
of the Parade. For terms, apply 10
WILLIAM RYAN. q
Newport, Dec. 10, 1907. rtssf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15

Gtuated, well wooded and watersd, with plenty
of orcharding. A Grit Mill and one third Of
a Saw Mill. belonging TO faid premiies. Apy
perfon inclioins to psrchsfe, or hire, may know
the terms by applying to the Subfcfibcr. on faid
Premifes. Benz AMIN TILLINCHAST.
Ess-Gnxsoifs, Dec. IS, ISoa. GII7a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-15
TO be Sold or Let,
lind ssteysd .tos ibs as6 Of Ma,sb mar,

A FAKM, IN Eat. Green
"A wich, 10 that part called
Frenchtown, containing about
I4o acres of excellent land,
with a coed dwelling-houfe.
Barn. Glib. Cooper's Shop, &c
Cvder. flned.-It ia plea(,r,iy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13
For sdLE, BT
SIMEON MARTIN,

CKrY Hhd,. gsed 'etsiling Ms!sIEes.
- Two tons Hart. Club, and Hiibeck Steel,
TTenty boxes brown Havsnna Sogars,
Two thouian9 bpfheh Exums Salr. foitsb'e tor
pork: beef. and fih. - Aitc, ~.
J,sg ,seeitp1 fJox Amacy6T,r, f.r ZIP Eagle,
(DeSiri Asain Ml1ftrJ
IS BoSe, ylain C.ais- Ware, each containing 80
Rraw, OF hslf-pint Tumb!ers. 10 per Srsw----
6pia, Decan'en--6 half pint do.-Iz Wine
GlsIt-0 Salt Cells..
81 Boxes ar'ei ClaS Ware, zach containing,
4co half-pin, ,Tpmh:esS--1 QUAR- Decsnier,
pint do, half pint diIto---36 Wine
GisiTe, 20 Salt Celli.
TO Pipe, Weefp GIN cal., White Lead.
go quarter csfk, of Piaol Powder, N
caaes Shot, OF various fixes,
ditto Linced Oil.
100 Dutch Ch,cie,. vcigh;ng IS & Il lbs. ezch,
200 (ra bort's3 empty Gin Caie,.
Newtoyi, Jar. 40. 1893. ri,1T
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-10-13
Bodrdin g-HoAle.

THE fubicriber sefpeafally infoims his
4 friends and the public in general, that he
has opcned a gen,eel Boarding Hou'e, on the
Wefs road. abou, rrilcs from Nesporf, 10
new dwelling -houfe lately built By Mrs. St.tseH.
which cannot be farpsged by any for accommo-
dation or iltustion. Thoie who have chiidten.
may besccommodased with good fchool within
. few rods from the houfe. Thofe who will favor
him with their company. may depend upon every
exertion TO mskethcir Gay agreeable. by the
Poblic's humble fcrvant. JOHN READ.
Penyrrosfb. SEPT. 9. Is4