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b 4 II L THO RITl-.
FLAWS OF THE UNITED STATES. I
AN ACT

AIN Az 4
Far i"tpafng mare l'ecjfe duties on TIE imporfa-
tioH Of certain articles and alj6, for ke7,ying
and collecting light money on foreign Hips or
OeDci;.
y L it enaded b. TIE Senate and HoNle otRebre-
~ f'nfatire5 oj'fke United States Of H1ieriea,
in ConerGG agcm5Lcd, That from and after
the tirtieh day of June next, the following articles
in addition to thofe already exempted from duty,
hall, and may be imported free from any Duty name
y rags Of linen of cotton of woolen and of hempen
cloth briltles of fwine, reguus of anthony, UNI
wrought clay, unwrought burr tones, and the bark of
the cork tree.
Sec. 2. Aad beH .furt6et enoted, That from
and after the thrtieh day of June next, the duties
in force upon the articles herein after enumerated
and decribed, at their importation into the IT, States
iha ceafe, and that in lieu thereof there flial be
theuceforth laid, levied, and collected upon the faid
articles, their aid mportation the evers and ref
pe6ive rates or duties following, that isto fay:
On foreign caught dried fiji, fifty cents per quin-
tai.
On falmon hundred cents per barrel; on mac
karel xty per barrel and Oh all other picked i
forty cents per barrel:
On cables, tarred cordage, white lead read lead al
monds, currants, prunes and plums figs, raiins Inn
ported in Jars and boxes and muicatel raiIins two
cents per pound
On all other kinds Of raiiins, one cent and an hall
per pound
On tallow, yellow ocher in oil, anchors, and lheet
iron, cent and half per pound
On SPariih brown, dry yellow ochre, fit and hoop
iron, one cent per pound
On ftarch, three cents per pound
On hair powder, glue, and ieins, four cents PEI
pound
On pewter plates and dimes four cents per pound
On unsarred cordage, two cents and half pei
pound
} On qIickfveT, lix cents per pound:
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The .tolloyvins Six Aqg,Ae0dy Of
lob ACCi

now lying in Dyner's Ware Houfe, will be
fold according to Law:
1900, January loth-Jutlith Kelly marked l. X.
NO. ., GroiS l III, Iare ia, Nett s97. 1901,
January 9th, do. do. do. No. 10. Grofs 100
Iare lis, Nett lo77-January %, William
Digs, marked w. d. No. II, Crofs ll6s,
1are l2o, Nett Io45-Do. John Brent.
marked |. B. No. 81, GrofS 1888, Tare 1s7,
Nett 946-January 80, George Brent mark
ed q. b. No. 25, Grofs 1879, Tare l4e, Nett,
1858. March Is, Spencer George, marked s.
q. No. 43, Crofs 1852, Tare log, Nett, g..
THOMAS HURST, ! na.5 -
May l9.--Iaw3m.
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Ex1aAcT OF A LETTER.
HbingdoH, Mareb q

HbNgdo1, March 81, 1904.
Yours Of the third u.t. only reached me afp poA
ihail apiwer your queries briefly now occurs to
my memory.
I" You already know the fituation Of the fat works
in marihey valley, the of the north fork Of
the Hotein and within mile Of aid river, which,
in frches, is navigable the ocean, were there lock
to permit the Paliage Of boats the orge-da of Da
vid Rois, eiq. It's confluence with the other
branches OF Hoilen, Watauga, &ce---A comfortable
portion OF Virginia being thereby lut out from COM
nerce, the iad rate in order to open this fourcc to
her weilern CITIZENS, aud enable them to psrtake Of
the general benefits efultDg from the procuring and
Poiieing OF N. Orleans, has appointed conimifoners
70 arrange meaitrcs with the rate Of TcDne1ee for
the Paage of boats through the fid dam, which is
within the limits Of that hate.
=" The depth Of my Galt-wcll is about COS or 21O
feet. The water RITES about 80 or 40 feet in the
well, and comes in at the bottom through flth cal
careous EARTH and veins humps Of transparent ub-
itanees hniilsr to ngSlais The areDgth Of the wa
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GENERAL OFFICE OF ASSUR ANcE.

TO mn WHo@ 1T MN CONCERN.
II NOW ye, that whereas fuIicient number of
IL the members of the Mutual AIurance Society
asanit Fire OF Buildings Of the fate Of Virginia, un-
der the twentieth article of the Rules and Regulation
OF the iad fociety, have requeaed that General Meets
ing OF the fociety lhould be called in the month of July
next and previous to the payment of the quota called
FOR becoming due. The members of the fad Mutual
Afuranee Society hereby called on to make ge-
neral meeting, that is, majority Of the members to
be preient Peron by proxy, duly authorized for
the purPoie Monday the sOth day Of July next at
twelve o'clock.
law 3w w. FOUSHEE. PreGdent
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Mediterranean Passions.

NJ Office is hereby given, that i has beeu
a. deemed eXpedient TO change the form of
.he hteetitertarean rsflport ifued to veliv!s of
inc onited States; tisi from the Sth day of III
y next, thofe Of the new form will Lc iIuej ~
the IN, cu''om houies to every veGel, sor which ap
the terms pretciibed BY law and tnrrendcfinr W..
former pahport OF which ilie may be poneiicd.
If any, in which latter cafe no fees win be reon;.
rec ior the exchange: and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
wnorp. We are at peace, either the cid or The
new form OF patiport will be fufhcienl TO Pre-
,eet the veheis of the United States, from cap
tufe unfs the 1t OF July 1865, after which the
oia form OF pafpoit will be unavailable and Tie
new one alone in nie.
Department Of State,
esd ofMay, 1901.
TIE printers offbs La7vs oft5e United STATE, cre
''sqnftfed 10 insert Tire abaqs in th<i,, Casrtf
tS - a qofrh far TIE space ofs months, enG The
up in their Offices.
June, 2. fF
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THE Court of HuRings of the City of Rich

HE Court of Hufings of the City of Rich
l. mond have efabliihed the following rules
concerning applicants for licenfes to manufac-
ture Tobacco within the faid City viz.
Gail Applications to the Court for Licenfes to
manufacture Tobacco, mutt be made one month
at leaf, previous to the time of granting there
OF, and the name or names of the applicant or
applicants entered on the Records of the faid
Court, and inherited in all the Newspapers pub
iiihed in the City of Richmond :"
IN PURSUANCE WHEREOF, PUBLIC
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That from the
Records of the fad Huftings Court, it appears
that DAM. TRIPLETT and JOHN WIDE
WILT intend to apply to the next fuccecding
Court for Licenfes, feverally, to Manufacture
Tobacco within this City.
BY Orde,- If tire Court,
AND'W STEVENSON, D. C.
June %. (2dmjuly)
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MAY 2In. 1904

RUIE-That after the end of this prefent term, al
caules depending in this Court which a be ready for
hearing in puruance of the rule of this court, made on
the 18th day of this prefent month, fal unefs good
eaue be hewn to the contrary be heard in the fame or
der in which they fand OH the docket
IESTE, ]. BROWN, C. c.
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CAROLINE SPRINGS.

TAF subscriber mterds to o6en
a a TAYERNdt tie Caroline Springs, OH
tbefrR dqy Of Jtne nest; and bobes, from
TIE Pleqldnf and beaitby .EtNafion, exeipG1e of
f6s Medicinai qualities IF the qOaters, that IL
7viH he n place efgenerdi reJ5rf.
TIE Springs are .Efnafed abom Sc miles from
Ricbmond, / from Po,1-Rqyai, 19 from fbs
Bo7rIiRg- Green, md II fj'om Fredericksbnzg.--
TbsrOHdJ hading 10 fbsm are remarkably go2d..
Try are .Inrr0m1dea By an agreeable and reLbei7-
allie 1eigbbonybood.-Tbere are oat-boyjcJ far
the Recommendation offb9je qUbo sVib TO Hvc r.
bar0te fran the Ta1ern.
TIL. Ga9lcribsr .Raffers hsrjclG lint fbeJs in
| dHecmeafS qoW mt only operate on invaiid..
7ebo, IN TIE .fckiy Jrqjoa, attend fbe SPRING.
for tie Ette Of baViag their beaitb rcRored, Gge
9t7H ala be ten BY fboe qobo)t only objea is The
eToynest 9j'eo,abany, as H0,ar be Ia/siy Laid tbe
| Iocieig zoiU be eqAai TO a1g in Ire conafry.
| No exerfion qviH be eveHfiag to make epery
thing peg5edGy Ggyecab!e.
INN CATEWOOD.
Frederiek@arg, May 10. s1R9y-
An Apprentice to the Printing Blu
'siEess wanted at this Office.
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WILLIAM M'CABE,
WATCH So CLOCK MAKER

pEGS leave to inform the citizens of Rich
- mond, Manchester, their Vicinties, and
the public generally, that he has commenced
buiinefs in the houfe oppo6te Capt. Richard
fon's, and four doorsbelow the Crofs-areet lead
ing from Byrd's Warehoufe to Mayo's Bridge
where all kinds Of work in his line will be
thankfully received, and executed with fidelity
and difpatch.
Orders from the country will be pundually
obeycd.
RICHMOND, June eth, 1904.
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EXTRAORDINARY ANrDoTE,


BENJAMIN ALDER, who lives near ihark river,
Monmouth County, New Jerfey, was bitten the econd
OF May laR, by Rattle-Snake with three ratties as
he was looping to pick up fome chips. The fnake
faitened its fangs in his finger until he lifted it
three feet from the ground The wound bled, and in
afew minutes began to fwel and pain him up to his
elbow He went to place where bricks had been
made and mixed fome of the Clay with his Urine, and
applied the wound. In half hour the pain ceai
ed, and ne has fered any further Inconvenience
iromit. Trenton pap.
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NOVEMBER 18th, 1905.

RuLE--In all cafes whether of appeal writ of error
or otherwe the Court will proceed hearing at the
term to which fuch cafe hall be returned or ent I'd un
ieis good cauie ihali be iliewn to the contrary.
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At a Court of Appeals held at The
Capitol in the city Of Richmond,
the 2lst May, 1904.

ORDERED, that the following Rules BE- pubhiled in
the Richmond Gazettes, for one month
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TIE. SCRSCRIpERS.

living on ShockSe-II;l, near Mr.. DAME 7.
Hy!ton and Mr.. Beni. Mo:by)
ESPECTFULLY hlt5,2n iheeiiisens ofp;c6-
= "7o4d and rs S'itiai.y, fbat fbey heq.-
"!eIy commenced lie -
CARPENTER Sc JOINER's BUSINESS.
and are noSU ready TO aRderinke any bvsssG
m fheir Lise.--7byg f,uG, fj0m thci, 5art.:I-
lar atteition, ami .fa;!ijid 3cIJ5rn.Gner Of ..rs,
f6hS fh:r nadertake, 10 merit public sa.r9rarc.
HILLI1fM K. LEE,
JOHN S. LEE.
My IS, 'o4. ffIsJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-30

The 6tbnm1,jer eftbi5 Papr~ contained az " Ey-
trad Of a private letter fro,s tie lie Of France,
STD Vendemaire, rear 1o," reiatiDe 10 TIE fate
eftbs celebrated La Peyroyjs. TIE ,eade, zoiN
.fnd this fafement eontradiGied IN the t0llosy;ne
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Miscellaneous.
ODE TO THE POPPY.

[ Mrs. O'EIei, ofSbanet G4.2ie, in L-eAand, a IL,
Or ot'the anoR 6eantjfd aPpearaaee, elegant ae-
eompiijbn:enfs, J5/einnting manners and eYI-
treated talents, svGs tie author Of .EVe5u!
charming pieces Of poetry svbieb baz'e nor been
pn5HJL'ed. Sbe evaJ tire fiiend and @orrel6on-
dent Of Mrs. Charlotte Smitk, difingmybed liz
the annals Of female literature for Der cLaDi-
raj /onnstS Gsd interrjqing novsks. ne teg
iruve to p,ejsat, TO Ii1cb Of on. readers as poi
RES delicate tate, a delicious regaie IN tie
Ode to the Poppy, suhicb spas jSn. BY Mrs.
ONel from LijGoa, TO Mrs. Charlotte Smith
az London, and Inherited III one Of TIE noveLJ Of
sbs latter. Wbat can be more natural, titan
for The paLid 00ta,y Of Iorrozv, avbO jieks es-
snipfion ticn pain and finds it not, TO celebrate
the opiate qualities Of tbat ea,mtiAe avesd, IN
tomfdJ more mpfealJ fad than tbejf efthe dy-
SIG fsvan ? Smeb a tender Train Of meianebo-
~ breatbes through this Httie poem, fb@f, sve
rgR, none Of TIE readers offb- dsjeription to
1cbicb sue ha9e jgP alluded, sviN, sVitbOm tire
teeAsR emotions Of Fertility, contemplate
through tie medium Of a yG'npatbetir insagi-
nation, TIE fair form Of tbat io1'eLy LADY, sVbc
91te,ibed in .(teb hangu.d yet melodions notes
the debiHfating beaie, sUbieb eva5 RAPIDLY
gaining ground on tbe citadel Of life, nna to
avbitb Se Boriiy afterwards fell vi9im in
fbe morning Of Ter days. She died liz Poriu-
gal and qvas bnri'd at Li6on about the gear
1896. Bofon NJ. Mag.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05

vT~HERE are mo,e inn in the world, reader.
4 han federal i'm and republican i'm. Aye.
YOU will c.y ",hetc il blscksusrd yfw, bat this
!. not all. There is one iliii OF much inpor-
tance. that is IpLt i'm. Ii is a dangerous d''-
order 1t is worie 10 q man or a woman fnan 7
devils. II thou hsa flu or daughter 'ronb-
led with Idle i'm. fqisch IL ont OF them IN time
whia they arc young, or viii onog mem
10 poverty or the gaIlow,. You may eai,iy
know the diftaie by in fymp'cm'; i,'.genera'ly
preceded by yawniog. ffetching and gaping !;
Lolling IS the iurea Symptom among yonng g''h )
and nothing will drive il away iooner than an
application of birch twig. Bnf there -
kind of a7ivs Idle inn. Such effects your tip
ping youths and tsuliog miacs. 1t you lee
young man In tavern when he ooehi % nc at
work, he 10 af-eted wih Idle i'm. il you Ice
youog audcnt fauntcrir,. through the R1cet, OF
hear him whifiing tuuc az the door OF a sav-
ern, he 10 dangerous way--Idlc i'm has got
hold Of hin. II you Zee young miis selling
tales about her neighbors, depend upon i' The y
touched with the aforciaid fickneis. II ihe be
gaping on, az a window, ~ ogling the yoprg
,pen from the door. while her needle Is neglected
ihc is far gone with Idle i'm his drcadiul
diesfe--a good aea! like the conformation. Cor
reSi,on. by the qvb,b or the sosgae Of 8 parent Is
the only islutary noftrun. Prsprnfi0s however,
in this cafe. II 5etie, thar esys. " Train %
child in the way be Mould e., and when he is
Old he will not depart from it," Far. Caz
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
S C. II f M e.

6.ooo Tickets at dollars each are 10000
The following pcrfons arc aPpoio,ed to fell
Tickets, viz.
Jsbcz Dcnifon. at the Newport fniurance
Office. Jacob Richardion, PoR. Mater, and
William X. Wilder, in Newport.
William Wilkinlon, and William Larned,
in Providence.
Daniel 4. Updike, Philip Tiinehan,
WilliaR Hammond, Jun. ia WEXFORD.
Jane, Helmr. 10 Son,h. .Kirgfown.
Jofhua Bickns'l, in Darlington.
Nathaniel Phillips, Poa Matter, IN Warren.
William Rhodes. 10 WeGerly.
Jeremiah 1huraon, in Hopkinton.
II is hoped the iale will be 70 Japid, v TO
permit the drawing TO take place in ihors time,
Of which noric, will be given.
By o,der ard IN b,baLTefibs 7rudeG.
DANIEL e. UpDIKE, Secretary.
Warrington AcadsmY. 18th FEB. 1904.
or TICKETS in the above Lottery. may
be bad at ,hir O!icc.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
NICOLAS GEFFROY,

T-IAS CoyfanfJ or band, am ebsast GL'n-
Il i NEAR Of 1oa,,anfed. and common EngiN,
81 Gentva Watfbes q qiMsbieess, rubieb be qcitl
JeH on ,eajosabt ferms. He aJo ear,1, on ID.
Goldfmith's s. Silverlmith's
Bz6xeG ia all us b,areIes, q aoiR maxi, or ,t-
PAR, ,9xy krd IF JeqvsIy,ix ix fbe neni.a fatsioa.
lie has likewiie for Sale,
Wboiejdle and Retail, all kinds Of ,5eso-
sile,y, impsyfsd and Of NE fafea feiors; e6Sce,,
goii and fivsy etaaiem; p!afsd axd bra,i can.
dlSjqiek, PLATED ard B'hansia srd4ton di,ks,
IsssH (sy9rds ard ba1gen; PLATED bin. frrASp'
g pSvs nays eefO,s Ssdrty,, yt6Spei ard
JOnes eufisry ware efaHktat; mgbf and d,
Ey. glg0s: ladies and gesfismsn's ecekct-teoks 1;
d,eJssg-g gisDSs; Iyprxdto; sraDts; beyie-xob1,;
yaSors Hopkn'' fGm0s, rasoy,eiOpi. 6T Bear
er ban trytHme,y Of all kmds, frem LOvSor Sra
Pa,u; hair po7cdey .8a,e5; beabfaetC5aa g
Sesfeb /rx, anda great s,ari.ty Of efher artielr,,
zoo nuwsroxs 10 isjeu ir au Adaeyfifws,s.
Ii, addition to fbe absve, be baS re-
eeivrd ty ibe hotof 'mpo,iafior,, greer rariep
sfa. tts in bis hae, A-sve qcbieb are, Gssfle-
raes's to1siing prices. deable ard Esgl. barnPd !,
q var,siy Of ms6eai icqrS~esn csd boskS slt.
gasf na xrs hotmg gis6;s. JeqprIYty ef "a
sieHs kiads ard fe)5iors tt2aeits ef eGrioss
prizes fysr 81 10 5oL Per raj, eisganf geld
RINGS g Jreas PINS isiAa auifb fra,i.
EF CASA, and fbs bigbeR p,ife, given
Ter old Goid oxd Siipey.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
MEDITERRANEAN PASSPORTS.

Notice isherehy given, tha, is has been
deemed exped:rns TO change the fofm OF the Me.
diterrsuran PsHport Iifocd TO veilels of shc H..
niied States that from the eighth day OF Iuly
next, thofe Of the new form will bc ifiucd at the
coitom houies to every veiieI, Cor which spph.
cation may be made on a compliance with the
terms prelcribej by law and furrcndering the
former psapo't Of which fhc may be poileHed, il
any, in which latter cafe no fees will be required
Tor the exchange I: and that 10y an arrangement
agreed upon by the Barbasy powers. with whom
we arc at peace. either the old or the new form
Of paaport viii be fufhcieot to protesf the vc(
fels Of the United States, from capture until the
IL Of July 1906, after which the cid form OF
panpors viii be unavailable and the new one
clone in ufe.
Department OF State,
a,d of May, 1894. 6m
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
NEW SHOE STORE. =
JUST oPErrp
Charles Coggclhall & Co.

n + the corner OF the New. lane, next door
~ North Of Meiln. Joba Barn, Jun. & Co.
Thames. .Rreet, an elegant anoriment of almoa
all kinds os Boots and Shoes, viz. Mems fine
Shoes, common aud coarle do. KID 4 Marocco
Slippers, M,iies DO. Sotliact and Tloren,iss with
heels all kind, OF Boys and Childith's Saoes---
Common and SuUarrow Boots. AS many Of
the Boots and Shoes were mann'a6tured in this
town, IL 10 hoped aha, they will meet with a
fpeedy fslc. Boots and Shoe, made at ,heihort.
eff notice by applyinga At the above Siose.-- Rips
mcnced gratis.
They have ALTO for fae. large sloument Of
4 Il u ~ KS
Of the nestea kind and an al rtmcut Of Boot
Lre,. Boot Webbing and Binding may be had
on the moa resfonab.e terms.
N. B. Osien for TRUSS. Of any dimen-
6on, can be furnihcd at the above Store on the
(hotiets notice.
Nrevtsyf, areH Is. 1901 IS
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Rhodes g Hammond

HAVE FOR sALE,
(Wbehjak and Re,aii)
j AMAICA fpirits 4th proof,
Cognsc Brandy I'd do.
Barcelona do. 4th do.
Holland Geneva,
Havana brown, Do. white,
Loaf q and ad quality. 8 SUGARS.
Hyion, Souchong, I TEAs Of the
& Bohea fR quality
Coffee. Pepper. Pimrnto,
Ginger, Mnaard, Nutmeg,,
Anon, Saltpetre, Benneohevc's Snuff,
Supeffne Flour, Olaf, Ware,
A few bales Cotton Wool of an exce.len, quality.
10 Barrels Mefs & Prime Beef & Pork, &c. &c,
NeapS'n, Jsas 7. iso4. Q,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
Dry Goods TOR CdM only.

THE Subfcriber intending to quit the line
i of budneh he at preient puriucs, has
mark'd all his Goods, including box Of Hats
aflored, at notexceeding per cent. tthe uiuaI
profit being 40 per cent? on coa, by retail !;
many lcis, and fomc at cof.
A large quantity of the above Goods, cf-
peciaily Broad Cloim aud other Woolens, wss
porchaisd at very low advance, upon the Rerl-
ing coR.
He likcwiic offers for Sale or Leafe, his
Eaate, fituatc on Thames. Street formerly the
property cf Aa,pn Sb.beid.) For terms, apply
20 EBENEZER SHEARMAN, or
JOHN r. SHEARMAN.
Nrrpporf. Dee. IL, 1903. 67tf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
Serious Notice.

-Y-HE fsoicsihcr once more calls on ali per.
4 fons indcotrd TO him. to make immediate
payment either at his dwelling in Li,le-Comp-
ton, or at thu houfe of Csr~elis, Ssafxp in
Tiyerton. fFour Cornersl 10 ~.c.r thar he may
be ena,lcd 70 iettle his contrasts with othen.
He hss Cor tsie, new Dwelling Hou!e, OF
a by az feet together with Store adjoining
il, Of 7 leet BY n. and fraIl lot of lard, OF
AZ excellent qualify, and as PLEASANTLY htuste,i
a. any country feat whatever, For terms apply
TO The fubicribcf now on the prrmilcs.
GEORGE COOK.
Lmie. Csntiss, As,Rqsb. Il so4. So 60,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-05
NEW HAT STORE.

THE fubtcriben inform their friends, and
4 the public 10 general, tha, they have taken
he Store Of Mr.. Hrnv G. Cba~fiss, disetlb
oppc6.e the Unisn Bank, where they have jofs
op,aed eompIesc sGonmsnt OF HATS, ct ,hc
lsiea importation ard OF their own ..,nusatiur-
inP, which they intend 70 fe!l az Cheap as can
be povchsfed 10 Newport, or New-Yosk, and
of equal Quality. They have ALTO on hand
Fiat Trimming Of all kinds.
Benjamin g Solomon c. Wedosr.
NsepScr. df,a g, 1904. ss
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GEORGE THOMAS,

Coxtsaisms. Dgqilltr. and Frxn P,siSrper,
LAS for Sale the following Articles, viz.
1 / box and cans rating; hgs almonds in
ihclI prunes cuTranu nu,megs cloves {;
cinnamon; slfpice; black and Cayenne pepper !;
ginger; mufard; fpice bitters I; teas; coffee |;
cocoa lhells chocolate. No. aud q, prepared
with and without vanilla; brown, powdered &
loaf-fosar ;%Cordiols Of all kinds ginger pre-
fcrves.-An aflorment Of Preferred Fruits in
brandy, olives, anchovies, pea nuts; hett From
signiac, Sherry. Teneriffc and Malaga, Wines /;
trap. aFieady prepared FOR punch, hyperion to
any commonly ufed n and 9TH proof Jamaica
Spirits, and Antigua Rum bcf Spanifh ieears |,
with az elegant aGortment o! Glah aud Crocke.
ry WARE, which he Is s.1iermined to fell very
iow.--Pundual attendance and the fmalIeff ia,
vors gratefully acknowledged.
Ntropon, Jniy 2. 1903. [6tf
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NJ Elm & ROGERS

HHvv jSr Jaie at tbsi, Sso,r, brad Of Bans,y's
Wbay, 7b0me,,Gm
j AMAICA Rom per HID.
AmRerdam Geneva per pipe,
Ssaoifh Brady Per ditto,
Cognac ditto per ditto,
Tar per bbl..
Flour t'uperGnsj yer bbl.
Coffee, w. |. and Bunsbon, ben qoal,y,
Madeira other Wines per or. csik.
AJo. general sloftnert of GROCERIES
wholelale aod retail at the lowea prices.
N B. AConhsnmsnt of Trurks and Paper
Hsneings.
Newport, May zS. Ison
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A DOUBLE. ENTENDRE.

a CITY fop, with baughty wsIk'
IA Would often DER the common haks
Ons day, ip boots that would iurPa"
The reAexivity OF gsis'
When fteppiug o,er ,bc broad way ffeet'
A pup came baking at his seet.
A ftander by obierv'd the play.
And wondered why the pup ihould bay.
A boy replied. with vii acute: u,
"HeE1aPyrPY in fbf b'sf" +" Farm Ms/'
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LASS FIRST.
Prize OF 1000 Dollars, i,

1913 PTzes.
SIS, Blanks.
5000 Tickets, at Dollars each $1,000
The prizes will be fuhjed TO deduction
Of only Iai per cent. All p,ze, under 48 dol
lars will paid 10 60 days; the Others iu 60 days
after drawing. such as fhal not be demanded
within 9 moths, will he con6dered as eenerouf.
ly given for the purpofe of faid Lottery, and
appropriated accordingly.
It Is confidently expected, that the great
advantages which win naturally refult 10 the
community at large by encouraging 70 lsudsble
an undertaking in facilitating navigation, &c.
will induce rapid faie OF The Tickeis, and ena-
bic the Managers to ifae the Second Claf, with.
90, much delay. The low price of the Tickets,
the many valuable prizes, the fmal deduction
IN companion With fome other lotteries, and
there not being hlanks TO prize, are frons
Inducements for people Of ~ clsGss TO beceme
sdventareIs.
All thoie who draw Prize in the Fir9
Clais will be entitled TO Ticket in the fecond.
which will be confder-d ?, payment OF DOL
lars. and the remainder to be paid in money.
Iih OF the fortunate numbers will he publiih-
et in fwo or mofe Of the newipsper, printed in
this State.
THOMAS ARNOLD(S. By,
HENRY REMINGTON,
THOMAS WARNER, mNHH-
THOMAS RELPH, gNTs
SAMUEL WRIGHT,
Wa,7vitk, Ma,eb 7s.Iso4. Isz
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~ n EW no TE L.
.SJHE fubicrib.r informs the Public that he
- has now opened, and made proyifon for
keeping genteel Boarding Honfe. little
South Of Capt. Caleb Gaydne,'s wharf. Thames
Greet. where Ladies and Gentlemen may depend
on being accommodated TO their fatisfaetion.
Every attep,ion will be given, and the fmslIeft
favors gratefully acknowledged. by the public's
humble iervant, BENZ. FAIRBANKS.
Ntqvpor, AtrR I6. I3s