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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-13

CIaret in cafes OF I to ) dozen,
Jamaica, Antigua, and n. g. Rum,
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy,
Holland Geneva,
ytF proof warranted Irifh Wiiikey,
Country do.
Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Bea Albany Chocolate,
Mould and aipp'd Candles,
s White and brown Soap,
Patent Shot aaorted, from j 10 10,
Bea Englifh Gunpowder,
Mufcatell Raiiins in boxes,
Soft fhelI Almonds,
Spinning Cotton,
Peppers, black and Cayenne,
Pimento, Cloves, Mace, Nuimegs,
Cinnamon and Caflia,
Durham Mu9ard, Pickles aaorted,
Pearl and Scotch Barley,
Rice, Nader, Allum, Copperas,
Indigo, Glauber Salts,
Olive Oil of "a hyperion quality,
Godfroid's warranted Scgars,
Bea chewing Tobacco,
Snuff in ID. and half ID. bottles,
Race and Ground Ginger,
Starch and Fig Blue,
Pipes in kegs,
Dsmijohns aaortcd,
Wrapping Paper, &c. &c.
He IoEicits cuifom from his
friends and the public, and not only aiiures
them that he will difroie of his Goods on
as good terms as any other houfe IN town,
but thar he will at all times inpply them
with the very BET articles that can be
at the different markets.
Iune IA.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-13
For Sale, or Rent,

TOT sD0tGy or lSCYlI,
A 8 tory BRICK HOUSE
on King Street, next door TO Bennett and,
Watts's, and is a good fiand for buiinels.
Allo-A number of building
LOTS on Fairfax Street, near the Pref
hyterian Meeting Houfs; iome on Wolf.
Street, and on Wilkes Street.
For Sale,
A fmall HOUSE and LOT
on the Eaff Gdc Of Water Street, near the
corner of Doke Street.
A few bundles ofsnew Hay,
Eight Caiks of Wrought NAILS, 3d..
rcd. and sod.
VIM. HARTSHORNE.
Alex. 9th rae. l 9Th q
H Al Il S.
Ihave jue received few cafes of Eng
llh ELI Hats, we'll aiorted, and now for
ale. VIM. HODGSON.
May 8. q
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
FOR SALE, BT
SIMEON MARTIN,

CKrY Hhd,. good retailing MolsG.,,
- Two tons Hart. Club, and H,lbeck Steel,
Twenty boxes brown Havana Sugars,
Two thouiand buihels Exums Salt, iuitable for
pork, beef, ard figb. Alfo,
J.f reerived Jrom Aoyfcrdsm. PER flip Eegit,
(Danti .faqm Maiier)
IS Boxes plain Glah- Ware, each containing So
fra~s OF half pint Tumbl;rs, 10 per iirsw-
6pint Decantcn--6 half pint do.--Iz Wine
GaGe,--6 Salt Cells.
81 Boxe, Hured Glafs Ware, each continuing,
400 haf-Pint Tumbler--z quart Decanters.
pint do.-4 half pint dilto--3o Wine
Ganes-6 Salt Cells.
10 Pipes Wecfp Gin---s caa.s White Lead.
80 quarter caGS' Of Piaoi Powder,
csiks Shot, Of various hzcs,
ditto Linfecd Oil,
ico Dutch CheeA,. weighing s & Il lbs. each.
400 ia bottlel empty Gin Cafes.
Ne1otSrt, jan. zo. 1903. rl,,T
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
LUsUS NATURE.

A LAMB was lately yeaned in this place
"A which exhibited friking fpecimen Of
Natures anomaly. Its poacrior parts were in
the form Of two, and pIeientcd nothing vncom-
mon, except the legs which had redundant
bone and joint. Al the brcsa they became one,
bring joined with their fore legs cIsfping each
other. al IN Rate of embacement. Thefe legs,
like the hinder ones. were made up With one
bone and joint more than ufuaI. The fupcrnu-
mersry JOINT bent in different direction fro-
the oihers. There we're two ferries OF crrvicsl
or neck bones contained under the fame integ-
rements. making 20 appearance, but one neck
The head was Of fpherical figure, with four
external eArs--two fepsratc, the other two unit
ed at their bates, with an auditory psGage be-
tween then. Ii had two eyes--one between the
individual ears, the Others juf above thofe in
conjunttion, and placed in large proturbcrance
of int part. No veitigc Of a mouth could be
perceived. I
\. ] had not sn opportunity OF difcetipg il to
learn more particularly its internal formation,
but was informed by the perfon who extracted
the vi!cera in preparing il for being prcfersea,
that it had bar one heart. one opliet one wind
pipe, and correfponding locgs and liver.
a 6milar ph snomenon occurred in Creen.
rvie5. near London. in The reign Of HENRY III.
"a lamb having accordug,o 10 the Engliih HiG.
toriau, .'two perfed bodies, and bur one head"
Such u,onArons productions a, thsfe, are
highly worthy the attention Of the virtuo(o, and
inveRigator or animal organization.
A. C. WILEY.
N.40- sbs,ebam (sleet. LRand) JHne 10. 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02

VXTREREASa Commiaion of Bankruptcy
Wv founded upon an Act of fCurgrefs, EN-
titled " An Aet TO easbliih an Uniform fyaem
Of Bankruptcy throughout rhe United S,a,es'' J
has been assrded and iiIued againtt JOSIAH c.
SHAW Of Little Compton, in the county OF
Ner port, and diitritt OF Rhode Ilsnd, Trader !;
aod he having been declared Bsnkrppt--lie 10
hereby rcquiicd 10 fuuender hinfelf 10 the Com.
milIioners. in the Esid C6mmilEun named. on
Monday ne 6th, and Tnefjay the i4th days Of
Ipnc ne I. and Saturday the oh day OF July
next, at . o'clock 10 the iorsnocn OF each ot laid
DAYS. at the State houfe chamber in Newport !;
and make full diicovcsy and diiclolnrs of his
eitate add sastts :--When and whers his credi-
ors arc to come prepared TO prove their claims ,
and at IN. fccond. htiing to choofc af6gnees |;
and at the !aa sitting, the faid Rsnksppt 10 re-
uuircd 10 6niih his examination. And at fai5
laa meeting. anv Of TIC creditor, of iaid Bank
snpt may be hesrd, before the laid CommiiIion-
ers. 'sgsinR the making or allowing Of ccrtif-
cate, to the Judge OF laid diirit. to enitle faid
Bankrupt TO cer,hcatc Of diichsfge.
pcrfons indebted 10 the faid Bankrupt. OF who
have any Of his eileels. are not to pay or deliver
: abe fame. except to whom the CONDITIONER
f,rsii appoia,. BY O,st, ~ sbs Cesmjjgssers.
EDWARD HESfPSTEAD, C7tyi.
Nassn. Nay ss,s. 1895. 40
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02

Re/SsafIly i.,s'm' bh F,iend. and ibe Public
mgemsrai.
THAT he has taken the HAY.ScRKws,
1 late belonging to MIR. Jsnafbaa Ma,T5.
deceafed, and intends carrying on the Hay.
Screwing buiineis. perfons who may
win TO have Hay. Screwed, may depend upon
having il done with fidelity aud difpstch.
The fmallea favcn gratefully acknowledged.
NrqDborf, March 1s, 1904. I,o
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
w. K. VIE - Z X,
BOOKSELLER & SYdTyoNsR,

BOOKSELLER & S7A7yoNER,
Has Remoptd 10 rbr Sforr srsf Doc, Nsrfb sf
Min. Gibbf e Cbanaiss',,
IXIHERE he offers for iaie, many thoufsnd
w Volumes of BOOKS, IN the different
branches of Liserature--tcgether with slmoA
ese1y article in the Stationary line, wholefale
and retail. .---Alfo an elegant Allostment OF
Gentie,"cn' HATS, from IS ccnts to s dol
Lara and go cents.
Aervbort, Aag. II, ootf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
EW HOTEL.

THE fabfcdber informs the Public that he
l. has now opened, and made proviiion 90,
keeping a genteel Boarding Houfe, little
South Of Capt. Caleb Ca,dnev', wharf, THAMES
freer, where Ladies aud Gentlemen may depend
on being accommodated TO their istisfatsion.
Every attention viii be given, and 'he fmal.sa
avou gratefully acknowledged. by the public.
humble iervsnt, BENZ. FAIRBANKS.
NruotOrf, Apyn I6. i33
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02

HOLMES WEAVER.
CABINET & CHAIR-MAxER,
HAS tor Sale. number of piece, Of the moa
Fajhionable Furniture,
A, Cheap as can be purchaied. of equal elegance.
; Newport, Nov. Is. cxi
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02

JuR opened, and for Sale, or Circulation, at the
old CIRcvLArIEo LIBRARY, by JACOB
RICHARDSON, at the Poh. Office, the fol.
lowing
Mezi Mn1,eLs c2 Pom, nncec
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
Hard Ware, Stationary, &c.
DAVID MELVILL, Jun.

ESPECTFULLY informs his friends tha,
An he has juit received very hsnifome sd.
diion to hn former aGor ment of Hard d-Wafe.
CuheV. ironmonsery, japan Ware. Stationa-
y, &c.--Cerman. Stee--Fiihing- Lines--Bed- :
CoI's--Cl,,hs- Lines, &c. sc.
Nsa0-1ork Manufactured TOBACCO
and SNUFF
ef the 6'G quality. at fmsll advsncc-Confft-
ing OF Ntgro- Head Plug; Pigtail.; Ladies
'r%ia; Paper, ior chewing and fnoaking. and
Scotch SNUFF.
~ CASH given for Lead.
Newport. June 4. 1903. I4oI
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
Pu6hc Ente1 tQlnulent.

Pn6I1C Entertainment.
HE iobicribrr inform the Pubic that he
has opened Hop(c of Entertainments in
water Street, in the town OF WARREs, Egn
OF The SHIP; we& of Cole's lnn.--Cooaant st-
tendance viii be gwen, and every attention id
TO Ladies aud Gentlemen, for their accommoda.
ton, by the Poo!ic's humble fcrvant,
PRESERVED ALGER.
OY2err 13, 1904. cyiiif
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
CASH, PAID roR
LINEN q WOOLEN RAGS, By
Chriitopher Olney, & Co.


Delivered at their Mill, or Paper Ware H0ris,
VNTHERE they have for falc, at who!efale &
w retail, all kinds of Paper. viz. Foelf-
cap Writing Paper, No. and z.-Vellum Let.
ter do.-rot do.-Wrapping do.--Bounet do.
-Clothier's do. m quality. with
and without Sand.-Bock. Binders Boards.--
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue.-kLso,
A complete AnIor,mcnt of Blank Account
and Record Books.-LIKswIss
Account Books made and ruled to any pat
tern. TO fuit tie purchafsr.-A complete Aaort-
ment Of School Books, & Stationary OF all kinds.
.fje. Warranted Chocolate. by the Box,
or pound. Cocoa Shells, by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys, from /,
to u year, of age. s Apprentices to the Paper
making and Clothing baGnefs.--To fuch great
encouragement will be given.
Pyoviftree, on. a6. tSo,. taft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02

& viz.
OTROLLING PLAYER, : 3vols.-Romance
OF che Pyrennees. 4 vols. of Conway, a
vob.-Grubthor1e Family, /, vol,.--NavilIe
Cattle, 4 vol'.-Delphinc, 6 vols.--Afcnilh-
ment, yols.--Two Friends. : vols.--Farmer
Boy, vols.--Don Raphel, 3 vol,.-Baron'.
Daughter, vol'.---Srlendid MifeY, 3 vols
Monkton, or tate of Eleanor, . vols.-Auhur
Mervyn, 3 voh.--Lottery of Life, 3 VOLS
Laiorreacf. vols.-Vittor. 8 vol.-Ophan
of tIaoglard. 8 yois.--F.ede'ic. 8 vol,.-Csae
OF Probation, z vols.-Reprobate vcl'.--
Sanes in Wales, / vol.--Viilage Romance, I
vcls.-Catle of Cai,hneis. z vols.-Maternal
In&ruttor, vols.--Miranda, yel,.-Plcadng
Moralif, 4 vol.--Aifred B,ckley, l vol. -
AJo, Lady's Magazine. for ,soi.-- Europeao
Magazine, for iSo1.-Uniyerial Magazine, fov
ISoz,-Lady's Mufeum. for iScz.-Nostical
Almsnack'G fog 1903 & 4. 4.-RequiG,e TABLES.
Old South, &c. &c.--With a large collection
Books sJ Stationary -AJ6,
A great adortment of HOUSE Paper and
BORDERS, conlifting of 500 pieces, maui.
faetared in America, France, England s. RufIis.
Nezvboyf, Jxnr 4, r8os.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
HOUSE PAPER

JUST received and Tor f.Ie at this Office, q
~ beautiful aGorment of PAPER HANG.
iNGS. with agress variety Of elegant Borders.
which will DC fold at the Factory prices---from
7j3 to ISc per Roll.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02
TO be Sold or Let,

To be Sold or Let,
q WELL h"'hed Dazzling, HoUfe, Gtus,ed
4 n on Thames. Street, oppoGte Mr.. Ro5frt
'"OFHF--Aifo a new Store, adjoining The yard
and garden, With good veil OF water. IF
not im immediately fold, the Shop, with fome pait
OF me Houie, will be TO let.-The fiuat,on,
DON for health and buGneh, is not inferior 20
any IN town. Conditions NAV he know n by
applying TO HENRY G., CHAMPLIN.
NeNPort, Nov. 20, 1902 cxii
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-02

NTHbREAS the Court of probate for the
Wv town of North Kingaown. having ap-
pointed the cfubf-ribers, Commiiiooers, to receive
and examine the claims of the creditors 20 the
eRaie of SAMUEL Hunt, Erq.late Of North.
Kingeown, deceafed, Represented iufolysni -.
All perions having any demands againA faid
efate. are hereby notified TO exhibit the isme 10.
either Of the iubfcribes, at our refpedivs DWELL
ings, within twelve months from the date here
Of, that being the tine allowed by faid court.
GEORGE THOMAS. [ Csnnj.
BENJAMIN SMITH, ! Esstn.
All perfcns indebted to the above efa,e,
are deared to make immediate payment to
JEREMIAH HUNT of Newport.
North Kingaown. April a.. 1903. Iss
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-07
TO LRTr.

a very eligible irustion for bufinefs. LARGE
J. comnodi 1as WAREH0JSE, Corintinp 2@,n
ID two 'arge Cellars i1lnclia7c polll1oa
nay De lad apply at this Office,
Z 10, H3rH 27fb. 1905. /fcJ,9
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-07

j ioHos behini him, aud, amida a crond ,,r>,.,-.
HtorS, 10 iciIcii the unfortunate cerl IS ~ 49,.
20 Lex him have hght OF the Rcv;Ged Col, IL.
no" put ms hand into his poker. and t5,c o,.
geoCSe. portable octave volume, which ,or,,,,s
- no iut--e' library, lueacumtere1 ofaIl =,
| 10 SyPe or wh'ch the preient e,.,sico
- eiihsr 5he tame, or almoit exacrIv a.,
"a '""I Vi Tue laiI, and mot ettecIned Lon
! '0i' eoi1cA ct Coke upon L;ttIeto, l-b;e -;
| cdFaitance Is mentioned here berarC, q.
haa peea made 10 one Of the Richmond
pers, by lone nameleis writer tina, the t,,, ~.
,oo mali, on cannot, at tie fame time enioy
''S Nooi' hTacinS breeze ofwinrer. aud sbs ,-j.,.
'Ssv 'auoh OF iamncr. You cannot n +ha e.,
ooo'-' ei',e rae advantage Of folio, and Gfan
oe'aYo- II tins edition Sad been pr;p.c3 40.
type as large As thac Of MIR Davis. il -,rg b,,'
oseh one third part dearer rhan it is 70. ~. ~,
'ulo@' including the new index, and me bot,ora
mo- 9oAN''eiy CONTAINS one third part moro oF
-lI'. 'lah tae former edition. The price 70
'i'''S' Iui' nave been raited to Mn. dollars
aNn 10 Ho1-iao.1rlbers, 10 twelve dollars w.,
lew prse'aier- a.i regret that ii. sg5,ca-ior 80,
De htd at price 70 MUCH more ra.t,osrls,
he forne. edition I4gourea .,,s., - H..
one maternal detect. Il was Oxen is,Y,,0;h,, ~
,sA a. Wat ume E1care had origina',.< o5ira4
q: tIe S"'@s i"7t a deel was 70 BIZ connected
"HcH pore cate in 1860. .r Is cles- 5bsr tk;
traniaciloa could not be affected nv laws n,,..s
Foi'efi0r 10 rs date, ir Lecan.e . o,-.2;,,n re-,
-onS The IL" 'ad sy.ilja5 o. when pre3eced..
10 - or To i217e Y1r. u 1t, had been safsd in
Po''.5s, 4. g ,'e7-a, form. For iuRzacl, OF cs..,-
,-i - u: -lrsraclc par, ppetrs 10 haze
"Sa2'l'Nii2c'S" @r dli.>reat periods Che Dsr. IN
iI1o' oyhers IN J-gr In TIE Ga edition IF
1892.
The bottom rg-es ~ .l,e 49,. ,.i:-.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-07
THE NEW EDITION OF
TIE REVISED CODE
OF TIE
LAWS or VIRGINIA.

SAMUEL PbEAsaNrs, Jun. nnd HG@sx PACE,
Riebmgnf Firgigia,
Is now ready for Sale, AZ this Office.
gF4Tl1e bablic nay be fl far saa5led "a dsfeyzqise
aton flr rc,'i' sFt6e qr1rk, ~ tboyg4f augg *
rvISa5le 20 t,a5lth tie
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-07
PHILIP LARUS,
DENTIST.

4 RAIEFUL for paf favors, informs his
~ 'rends and the public, tha- he intends
again to practice in tha iae Of MS projections. and
hopes By MS aadgity 20 merit a con5inuance Of
Fhel ia9ors. Orders addreHed % -inl. opDoGre
the pois-offics, will be iric,ly attend. To.
8bsf IS, 1909. (s1s,,j
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
Nicholas WebFer,

INFORMS the PGblic. tha, he has opened a
/ GROCERY STORE in Broad Street, in
the hd,,fe, lsre the property Of Mr.. Cair6 Earl,
where he has for Sale a general aBoriment OF
-h'' WEST-INDN GOODS.
Among Others, are the following articles {:
Pun. Rrandy, Gin, Chery-Rum, Moiahes.
Hour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Rsifns, Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Alipice, Cinnamon. Nuimegs,
Butter, .Ctseie, Candies, Onions, Tobacco,
Snuff. Powder and Shot, Lsmp-Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sogars, &c.--ALSO, .'.---
a general and,exten6ve variety of
Crockery'an nard Ware, Mems and Women's
Shoes. &c. &c. With many other articles, too
tediou. 10 mention all which win be fold at
she raofs reduce! prices.
.Ne1sy5,v. Nov. IL. 1901. 6o'f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
NOTES.

!. The Pofniafcr- General msy expedite
the mails and alter the times Of arrival and de-
pattore at any time during the continuance oi
'he contracts, he Ripula'ing an adequate con-
pen'ation tor any extra expence that may be &C.
cahoned thereby.
q. Fifteen miuu'es fhall be allowed for
opening and cloling ,be mails at all ofie,,
whe!e no particular ,iue is fpeci6ed.
8. For every thirty minutes delay (,n-
avoidabie accidents excepicd) in arriving aaer
the times preicribed in any contract, the con-
tractor ihal forfeit one dollar and if the delay
continue until the departure cf any depending
mail. whereby the mails defined for fuch de-
peuding mails. ioic trip, an additional forfeit
ute OF five dollars ihsll be incurred. 'nH
4. Nc"fpapers as Se!l as letters are TO be
lent IN the mail sndf any petion making pro-
pnials, deiiics to carry newipapers, other than
thofe conveyed in the mail for his own emou.
ment. he mua aate in his propoial,, for what
icm he will carry with the emolument, and tor
what fom without that enolan,snt.
5. Should any pe,fon making propofals
deirc an alteration Of the times OF arrival and
ieparto'e above fpeciied, he mna fatc in his
propoiah the alterations deiired and the differ
cpce they will make in the terms of the con-
trait.
6. Perons making propofals are def'sd to
fate their prices by the year. Thofe who con-
tfaet will receive their pay quarterly in the
months Of February, May, Augua, and No.
vember. one month after the expiration of each
quarter.
7. No other than free white perfon ihall
be employed to convey the mail.
8. Where the propoier intends to convey
the mail in the body of Rage carriage, he is
defred to fate II in his propofals.
- Q. The PoRmaaer General wfcrves to
h'mfcif the right OF debating any contract at al
end whenever three failures happen which a.
mount 10 the lofs Of trip each.
4 10. Thofe who win to contract for two
years, will make diaina propolals, fpecifyins
for chat price they VIII perform the fervice for
one year. and at what price for two years.
~. The con,rstts for the above touies are
to be in operation on the fre day Of October
next, and are TO continue in force for one year,
or two year,, at the election of the PofimaRer
General. GIDEON GRANGER,
PoGuaIter- General.
Gert,ai Pea.05te. Wasisg,s1-
Clip, .ibri al. So,. r lt.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
p r 0 P O S A L S
FOR CARRrING THE
Mails of the United States


On the following Poi Roads,
WH be rreefved AT be GENERAL osr.Or-
ricH in WAsHIsoros CITr, nai,i fbs IT
doy Of JaJ next, So3) ineLgfve.
E'aOM Bottom by Milton, Randolph, Bridge.
l. wafer, Rsynhsn, Taunton, Dighton, Son.
erfci and Sxsnzey TO Warren r. l. once week.
Leave Botol every Monday at 3 P. NJ. and
arrive az Warren on 1huriday by 10 A. ~
Leave Wsnen every 1hurfday at z p. N. and
arrive at Bottom on Saturday at 10 A. M.
From Newpor, by New Bedford RocheHe',
and Wsreham TO Sandwich once a'week. Leave
Newport every Tnurfday at p. M. and arrive
at Sandwich on Friday by p. M. Leave Sand
wieh every Wednesday at 6 A. M. arrive al
Newport on Thurfday by aP. NJ.
From Providence by North Providence,
Cumberland. Mendon, Upton.o Grafton, Wor.
ceaer, Holden, Rutland, Barre, Pe,eriham,
Athol, Orange, Wstwiek. North6eld and Hinl.
dale, TO Bratt!ebo,o. and thence by Wsndell
New Salem, Peseriham, and The fame route &c
Proyid;ncs once a week. k.-Leave Prosidenct
every Tueiday at 10 A. M and arrive at Brat
deboro. on Friday by q. A. Me- Leave Braule.
bdro,evcty Friday at Z p. NJ. and arrive at Pro.
r.
~tr RHODE-ISLAND.
From Providence by Darlington, Brilfol
and Warren to Newport 6 times a week il
lummer and three times in winter.
d" May 10 Novembey 4.
Leave Providence every day Sunday ex.
excepted at 7 A. NJ. and arrive al Newport BY
r. M. Leave Newport every day Sunday
excepted at 8 A. NJ. aud arrive at Providence by
4 P. M.
NoUembe, 10 May &.
Leave Providence every Monday, Wed
netdsy Friday az 7 a. M. ard arrive at New.
port a,4 p. NJ. Leave kea port every Tuef.
day, Ihoriday and Saturday az 7 A. NJ. and ar
rive at Providence at 4 r. NJ. 1-..
From Providence by E,a Greenwich, Lit
tie Reh and Wexford 10 ToweIhil once 9
week. leave Providence every Friday at 4
A. M. and arrive at Toweth,ll bv u A. M
RtIayHine--Lesve ToweThiil every Friday at
P. M. and arrive ar Providence by Sp. M.
From Newpor, by Toveihill, Chareltown
Wet'criy, Stoniugton tCt and Gro,on, TO New
London, twice a week. Leave Newport every
iaefday and 'ihuriday at 10 A. NJ. and arrive
at New London on Wednefaay and Friday BY
P. M. RetSyning--Leave New London eve.
y Tuciday aad rho,idsy aso A. M. and arrive
at Newport on Wsdnciday and Friday BY noon
From Providence 10 Taunton once week
leave Taunton every Monday a, ic A. NJ
and arrive at Providence by P. NJ. Leay,
Providence every Tueiaay at s A. N. and ar.
rive at Taunton by noon.
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Fro1 the BALANCE.
Tbe Maid qpitb Elbouvs bare.

Ibe Mad 1cifD EI0o1OS care.
7 EFT tsf4elef, lovers chaont their lays,
H. To ricsle the modea full dsef,'d fair /;
Inc ,sG remains for pe, to praiie
The charming maid with elboSs bare.
Her ruddy check. her fpukiipg eyes,
Her coral lips, her jeuy hair.
AN, all are charms highly pnze,
But not 70 much as elbows base.
The unvriI'd boiom---nsck Of fhow-
May tempt the III. bred clown TO ftsre;
Bu, frit- rare Beaux, with def bow
Before the maid with elbows bare.
Some ladies fhew the ancle's fhape--
A faihion. TOO, not very rare:
Others expef- pretty nape-
Bu, mines the maid with elbows bare.
Let her, in that loofc fowing robe.
Which a,unts and hutten in the air,
.RsH,t,, heart fhe ne'er viii probe.
UnIeis fhe leaves her elbows bare
When winter forms are dtear and cold,
-, And keenly blows the northern arr;
When >rnufFs and fnrs thc limos enfold.
r. Still trips my maid with elbows bare.
When funmer's fcorchipg heat prevail.
i and wells fhat ont the SONS bright glare,
Still, fill my maid will never fail n'.
al To 20 with graceful elbows bare.
In winter, farmer, fall. or fpring,-
In weather either foul or fair
In day or nieht-th- charms hng
= OF nv fwcer maid with elbows bare.
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TO BE SOLD, OK LET,
a II n

n YING in Exeter. State of Rhode Inand.
~ about Gx miles from WEXFORD. contain
ing rs acres Of good Land. with Dwelling
Houfes. aod other out buildings. 1t may be
gurchsied togaher. or in iepsrate diviiions.
Payment Will ne made eafy.--Alfe.
A fhare in the Ohio Company,
containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acres Of
excellent Land. For further particulars apply
TO fl PARDON TILLINGHAST.
Exeter, Dee. 40. 1904. sori
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sooo Tickets atA Dollars is

This Scheme is calculated for the adyan-
tsge Of adventures these being not one and
three quarters of blank TO pnZ=, and the
prizes orly fubjea to a deduction of twelve and
one half per ceGt. The encouragement and
sfIiltsnce which the Managers hatter them'elVes
viii he given TO this Lottery, by the Maionic
Fraternity in this and the neighbcuring States
leaves them without dcubt that the 1iekets
will meet fpecdy fae, aud that the drawing
will commence in fhost time which as loon
= fnifhcd, IA of the prizes will be rubiiihed,
and thi,ty days after, the prizes will be puneiu-
ally paid.-ThoGe Prizes which are not demanded
wiIhn twelve moo,hs after drawn, will be deemed
generouly e;yen tor rhe purpoie OF the Lottery.
-..' WILLIAM TEW,
JAMES PERRY,
JOHN PRICE, jun. M0s-
EDWARD EASrON, jun. ayers.
CLARKE COOK,
WILLIAM MOORE, jun. =
G1- Tickeis in the. above Lottery may be
had of either Of the Managers.
Nf1vboyt, Mere5 7, / sos. .z8d