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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29
b A r l. E Y.

I will give one dollar per bulheI for
ali ecoa well cleaned BARLEY, delivered at mf
Brsw Hou(e in Alexandra, until the u, of De
cem5er 1904.
i have commenced BREWING
and viii have BEER for fAle in few days, ano
feady fupply through the fsalon at the plua'
G,ains and Keq9at Tie BrsrOtol}s.
Thomas Cruise.
October IS. DIN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29
NOTICE.

/ mean to practice in the Fe-
deral Circuit Cour, Of Virginia.
BENJAMIN Bolts, !.
OStober II. dzw s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29
THE SUBSCRIBER
Bc;np too old ADD inhrm to have the management
Of Mil, DiRillcry and Farm,
OFFERS FOR SALE

It's 1T319, - 0c7Vc7 y 1880
b.;,, .honr FIX niles from Alexandra, It con
ssns dboa! Eleven Hundred Acres tnFs' nun,
dfsd Of II low ground and fl tor meade" S'ou
E.yen bundred acres yet in Wood and we'll tim,
berta. AS there is four fet,ltmen's on i VIII
divide it INTO three or four parts, II feqn''eo'-
I want part Of the money in hand, and Pars
will give time for, by fscur;ty on the land.
WI!lsGm Hepburn.
October Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29
WILLIdM RAM SAY,

will continue the GROCERY buhnels
At the fame fore as formerly. His aGor'ment IS
complete, which be offers for lale ON the mott
Reasonable terms,
Oefohcr II. u%"'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29

By mutual content the Co-Partner-
faip OF 4qek!ey g RamE.y, is this day oivso !
thole Indebted TO the concern, are reqpetea 70
make immediate payment TO William Ramisy'
enly, who is folly Empowered TO receive tie ame,
and thofe to whom the concern is indebted, VIII
p!eafe apply 70 him.for an adjaament OF their
accounts.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29
For Sale, for -[dh.

"a NEGRO WOMAN and GIRL, the
N woman is about as years ofsge, the gid
is about IS. For particulars apply to the
Printer.
Oaobe, Is. d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29

q Printing in all It's various
branches executed at this Office
with neatnefs accuracy. and diff
patch,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29

| had the honor to inform your Excel
lency on the 18th Of this month, that a
Portuguese frigate had anchored at Pouldu
four leagues from L'Orient. This frigate
entered port Liberte Yesterday. Madam
Lasness, lady to the Ambassador of the
Empire to Portugal, landed from it with
hertwo children. His Excellency Don
Laurence &c lima, Grand Chamberlain
CSmmandant OF Avis, Ambassador extra
ordinary of Portugal to his majesty the
Emperor sent to compliment the En-
peror onhls accession to the throne, lauded
from thlsvessel also. Also, Don Fernar-
do de Lima, brother of the Ambassador,
Dor, Fernando Joseph Aware, Secretary.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29
TIEW.YORK, October IS.

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
.Not:ce.... .The omce Of SUI.

.LNot:cc.....G The Office OF SUI
pcrviros OF the revenue, :or the diaria ct Virgil.
ria, being diCeon,inued, and the un6nihed sufi"
nets in the fGid Office ,ran.lerred to me--ihe col
lee'ors Of the dire e Internal revenue. whole
accounts have rot been finally sduGed and paid,
are hereby informed, that they are now requeGed
20 call my Office, in che city Of Richmond, with
ouI delay aud pay the balances due TO the Uoitcd
States.--And thole whole lands have been fold in
the difriG Of Virginia by authority of a& of
Congreis of the United States for uon-Psy rent Of
She Direct Tay may redeeas iuoh lands, by pay
ing TO within the time limited, the principal,
COIN sad ices rs ths law Directs
As mon oi The aforementioned lands we're fold
in Dea 1904. the privilege Of redemption will
continue Until December next.
The money received By nie for the rsd,mptos
OF the faid lands will be returned to the pureha-
ter, With ntcrca a. tho rate Of IS per cent. Ter
unnum On the purohafe money, TO the day On
which it may be paid 20 me.
J3SEPa SCOTT, NJ. V, ID.
June 27th; 300.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
FtN bred Horses fer safe.

lie subscriber being very successful Cor scvc.
a ~ years past IN breeding horses from th- best
English turf cch, has now for sale, about ,ysen-
" Of uneyccpionahle blood consisting OF broad
mares. colts and hles, from four 10 one Year cid;
among them are tlc,e very iue imported marvs,
and covered ny Dragon g. Stirling the lasg season.
Warranted pedigrccs OF then, All wul I've shevn;
they are very healthy and IN i'm; cordiuou, AID
well wo:;h TIE attention OF 3ny gentleman, who
wishes to sc, the hcst blood. lfihcy arc not sold
~ private sale. they will be set up 10 the highest
bidder, at the Bowling Green, oa the second Tues
day in November next one thitd oi the money
viii he expected on thc day of sale one other ,hird
IN six months after, and the remainder ~ twelve
months. Bond and approved security wiu be cx.
peetcd The subscriber has also three very line
English Stations, 10 be sold X the same tine and
on the same terms, among ,icm the fa,nous hoiacs
Dr,,-son and Archduke.
JOHV 700 .HES.
Bowling Green, Sept. 18Th, 1904. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

4 IT. persons indebted to the estate IF IoHv
Dawson, dcc. Of Amherst county, by bond,
notc. or Otherwise are rogue stcd TO come forward
imrc 'iueiy and discharge tne same--Ani those
having cioims against tire estate ave also request
cl 90 bring them forward legally authenticated,
dat .hcy may be d'sch7 eed
JOHN s DAWSON, A'anaiefyaor
ot JoHS DAwso.,, dec.
August 10, 1904. Sin
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
NOtiCe.
~ A@i-4NA ~ - - AZ -
Rchmond, September 6, 1904.
MsditerrQneap PgNborfs.


NOTICE : rcr,by given, that it has been
: deemed eXpelieu; 70 change the form o. The
Ne i-eryenean Passport issued 10 vessels Of the
United Syajcs; thar from the eighth day of July
next, t:o-e Of the new form viii be issued al the
custom houses 20 every vessel, for which applica
zion may be made on - compliance with the terms
prescribed by law and surrendering the former
passports OF which She may be possessed, if any ,
III which latter case no fees will be reqgired FOR
the exchange; and that by an arrangement -
greed upon by the Batbary powers, wi,h whom
VIC are at peace, either the old or the new form
OF passport will be Sufficient to protect the vessels
OF the Uditcd States, from capture un-, the LIST
OF July 1875, AZ CT which the old form o. passport
will be unavailable and the new one alone in use
Department. Of State,
25d of May. 1904. 5
75e Printers oft5e lar, Of TOE United States arc
re2'csfe to go f5e arose IN t6e;, Cazeres t1yice
u 'ceet '' t5e space Of six months, ami tbe Colee-
tors Of zoe Customs 10 keep copies ofit passed up
IN t5esy Offices. Iune /. o..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
J0AN BR0eKENBROUGH, Cashier.
Hay-Market Garden.

NOW in high state of accommodation for
~ EN2ERTALNlEEN7:S, being provided
with excellent Musicians and Fire Worker of
great celebrity. will be prepared to anuse visitors
during the races, with CONCERTS, BILLS,
FIRE-WORES q ILLUIEiNA7IONS, in the
most splendid stye-The musical arrangements
directed by monsieur Folly, and the Fire Works
ana Illuminations prepared and exhibited by mon
siear 1t. Aubin, pupil of mr. Josselyn, professor
ct Fire Work atthe Tivoli Gardens in Paris, late
" from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
September 28th, 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

Between forty and fifty year- Of age, wanting to
attend ~ making bed ami cleaning rooms 49,
Ouc who can ooroc well recommended for indus-
Try, soh6ety and honesty, shall receive very high
wages. Tor terms aypy 20 The printer hereof
9th September, 1891.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
IN Hanover County Collrt,


Jt.iy aOth, 1908.
John .Clopton, administrator of
William Clopton, deceased, pit
ngdinSf In Cbance,,.
James blackwell. William Macon
and John Swami, def,s
NE defendant James Blackwell, not having
l. entered his appearance and given security
according to the act Of assembly and the rues OF
TINS court, and 1t appearing to The satisfaction
OF the cour, that he is not an inhabtant of this
country On the motion of the plaintiff BY has
counsel, Il IS ordered, chat the said defendant.
james Blackwell, do appear here on the four !,
w Wednesday IN October next, and answer the b,ll
OF the plaintiff; and thai copy OF this order be
forthwith published in some public newspaper Of
the city OF Richmond for two mou,hs succes-
siveyi and thar another copy be posted at the
front door Of the courthouse of this county.
n coPy-Teete,
THO: POLLARD, d. II C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

That the form of the power for voting by
proxy, respecting Inc enaCing, r, peaiingo or amend
ing byc-laws, ordinances and regulations, be-
Know ALL MEN III THESE PRESENTS, Tha,
of do hereby appoint
substitute or proxy, to represent at al meet
Ings f.the stockholders of the Bank OF Virginia,
and in name and behalf to vote respecting
the enaSting, repealiag oramendins such bye.laws,
ordinances or regulations rs may be deemed ne
cessary and convenient for The government OF said
bank. In witness whereof have heseunto
set hand and seal, this day of
in the year
Sealed and delivered
in the presence of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
THE SUBSCRLBER

IT AS for SALE, Holland Gin in pipes; Ma
J. laga Wine in quarter casks; Cotton and
Wool Cards in boxes; Chocolate per box White
Lead, Spanish Brown, and Yellow Ochre, ground
in oil Nntmegs Patent Shot; Bar and Sheet
Lead; Mould Candies Writing and Wrapping
Paper; Country and Swedish Iron; Sheet and
Hoop Iron Sole, la ness < Skiriing Leather !;
Northern Cheese Liver Oil; Copperas; Alum :;
Fiatant Indigo Refined Salt Petre Ground
Ginger; Pepper GOD I'D, 1Od. and Sd, Nails
and Brads; German and Bis cred steel; Carr
Boxes; Straws Of Tumblcrs assortment of
Shoes; hid. and Dbl Gauging Rods Har1;l
tons Snuff; Nail Rods short Pipes.
HENRY HOVEY.
September 25. g,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

That the form of the power FOR selling, IS
signing and transferring bank stock, be
hNoW ALL MEN BY THESE pREsENTs, That
OF do hereby constitute and ap
point OF true and lawful attorney,
Tor and in name and behalf to sell. assign
ana transfer unto any person or persons the whole
or any part OF share unto BELONGING
IN the capital joint stock the President, Di
rettors and Company of the Bank ofVirginia, and
Tor that purpose to make and execute all necessa-
ry acts of assignment and transfer, and further.
more one or more persons under to substi
tute' with like full power. In witness whereof
nave hereunto set hand and seal
this day of in the year
Sealed and delivered
i'll the presence of A.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
100 Dollars Reward.

NETHEREAS most cruel and atrocious Muir
w der mas been committed on the body of Z
White Female Infant, on or about the evening of
the iOth, or on the morning of the IIth inst appa
renliy just born. which child was found near the
well on the lot OF the late James Rind on the
morning of the nth. The above reward Of One
Hundred Dollars will he paid by the Coroner, by
the direction of the magistrates ofthe city of Rich
mond, to such person or persons as will give in
formation so thar the offender may be brought to
punishment; and all officers and citizens OF this
corporation, are hereby earnestly requested to
make search and use al lawful means in their
power TO discover the said offender or offenders.
Gwen ander our hands, this 18th day of Septem-
her, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-05
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

The following Epigrammatic Stanzas were
written in good-humoured retaliation Of Jeff,
uttered by gentleman remarkable for his cor
pulence, rifbility and drollery, with view 10
turn the laugh ag inf Scotchmen He obfa1y-
ed, that by iinging in certain tone two lines
from an old Scotch iong, (Which he flung with
highly udicorous grimace), he could make eve
ry Scotchman in the circle, Jump from his feat 8,
run around the table with incredible CELEBRITY and
alacrity.
Ne much INTAKES this wondrous feat:
lis true that he is able,
To make each Scotchman, from his feat,
Revolve around the table.
Obedient fill, to natures law,
That happy people prove;
And when the giant-carcafe rolls,
BY gravity they move.
III.
To talk of gravity in Ne,
May leem a jeff outright
Yet all muft own, who know the man,
That M--e's man of weight.
".
So round the fun, the planets fair,
In radiant order preis,
Not by his light and lplendour drawn,
But by his heavinef5.
ErTCEEIJ-e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-05

misfortunes, would, be apt to indulge. But if
we had no other apology to offer, it would be
efficient for us to introduce it as fpecimen of
that nervous and pathetic competition which
maks its way at once TO the heart, by the mere
force ofthe well-conceivei fentiments whichit 70
Rrongly defcr;bes, and without the aid of that
highly ornamental aud fgurative fyle, which
probably, marks too Grikingly the eloquenre OF
the prefent times.
I" This body, fever this body fhould be found,
was once thing which, by way of reproach a.
mong men, was called an author 1t mored a.
bout the earth, deipiied and unnoticed and
died INDECENT and unlamented. 1t could hear,
fee, feel, fInell, and tate with as much quick
neis, dehcacy, and force as other bodies. It
had deiires and paflions like other bodies, but
was denied the uie of them by fuch as had the
power and the will to engrois the good things
OF this world to themfelves. The doors of The
great were ihut upon it; not bocauie ii was in
tected with diieafe or contaminated with infa-
my, but on account of the faihion of the gar
mentS with which it was coathed, and the
uame 1t derived from its forefathers; and be-
cauie 1T had not the habit of bending its
knee where its heart owed no refpeGt, nor the
power of moving its tongue to gloze the crimes
or flatter the follies of men. 1t was excluded
the fellowihip of fuch as heap up gold and tiver;
not becauie if did, but for fear it might. ak a
iinall portion of their beloved wealth. If
ihrunk with pain and pity from the haunts OF
ignorance which the knowledgeit pofitf fled could
not enlighten, and guilt that its Limitations were
Obliged to abbor. There was but one claf} of
men with whom it was permitted to af!ociate,
and thoie were fuch as had feelings and misfor
tunes like Its own; among whom it was its
hard fate frequently to fufer impoiition, from
aiiumed worth and fictitious dihrtfs. Beings of
luppoicd benevolence, capable of percciving,
loving, and promoting merit and virtue, have
now and then feemed to fit and glide before if.
But the vifons were deceitful. Eretheywere dit.
tincty feen, the phantomsvaniihed. Orif iuch be-
ingsdo exit, ithas experienced the peculiar hard
hip of never having met with any, in whom both
the PurPoie and the power were fully united.
Therefore, with hands wearied with labour,
eyes dim with watchfuneiS, veins but half nou-
rlihed, and mind at length fubdued by ntenia
ltudy and reiteration of unaccomplilhed hopes,
1t was driven by irreiiitible impufe to end at
once iuch a complication of evils. The know
ledge was impofed upon it that, amid all thefe
calamties, it had one confolation--Its miicries
were not eternal-That itief had the power to
end them. This power it has employed, be-
caute it found itielf incapable of fupporting any
longer the wretchedneis of its own ituation,
and the bindnefs ard :1iufice humankind and
as while it lived, it lived fcorned and neglected,
10 It now commits itielf to the waves; in ex-
Pectation, after it is dead, of being mangled, be-
lied, and intulted:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-05
EUGENIUs.
-EN@ -
-
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OFKING'S REWCH.
THE KING y STEPHENS AND AGNEw.

THE KING " STEPHENS AND hGNEw
This cafe was argued to day at great length, and
with universally LEGGED ability by Mr.. Attor
ney General, Mr.. Erlkine, Mr.. Garroyv, Mr.. Adam.
Mr.. Wood, and M. Abbott on one lide and by Mr..
Dallas, and Mr. Gibbs, on die other To det,iI all
the arguments which the ingenuity of Council fag-
geited on 10 apparently Gmpe point, as the LEGAL
definition OF the word until, would occupy at
iealt three columns of newspaper; for the argu-
ments exhauited three hours Of Inc time of the court
but without trng at al thepatence either of the Judr-
es or the jury We fha endeavour to thew the i'm
Portance OF the word until in the prelent cafe with
ds much concieneis as Peripicuity will admit Of.
ny the $50. George 9. cap. So, certain penalties
are t:c2 Oil Ditii fuDeGs, III tine iervice OF Co
yernment or OF the Ealt-India Company, refdiDe in
the Ealt-ndics, for taking brides, &c. To conftue
the completion Of the offence againR which the naflte
directed it is requiite that the bride all be taken
whit the party taking it is reGdent in India. and in
the iervlce OF Government, or the Ea9-lndia Com
Pany. No peron in different iituaton comes with
III the meaning OF the itatute The averneDt in the
information which the defts were found guiltv is
that they were in the lervice Of the FaR-India Com
Pany, ior great length of time, to wit from the n
OIL January, 1894 until the ooh Of November, 1895
and that they committed the offence &c on the goth
Oi November, 1875. On all lides it is admitted chat
they could not commit the offence (as lervants of the
Eait-lndia Company, &c) when divefed of that cha
raster ana deicrpton which IS Incorporated with the
idDilanee OF The crime Mr.. Dallas had moved in
arreit OF Judgment OF the ground that until was a
word Of evolution of the Goth November, 1895. BY
D5ing deicribed lervants, &c until that day. they
could not, he conteuded, commit that offence as fer
wants, &c. Oh that day. Many learned arguments
were urged many cafes cited and even lolne plea
isntry found way into the tlilcufiou. Said the At
torney General, IF afS friend 20 dine with me
and Ray until the next day he TO order his carriage
at twelve AZ night, before the lext day ?
MR. Erikne repeated tn, me-
As chaite as ICE until me marriage day.
Are you TO exclude the marriage day, and to pre-
tune the lady uuchaie at the coie of the PRECEDING
day Yet ineh is the eonequense Of the doctrine Of
exciafo1.
MIR. Dallas. IF my friend, the Attorney General,
mills on until being IN ineluhve term were to ak
him to dine, and knowing his time to be precious
ihould lay ~ not lend for You until dinner is ready.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-05
TUNSTALL's

FHTENT THRESHING WACUIVE.
He advantages to be gained by farmer. by
= applying fome efe6lual parts to Threfning Ma.
Chimes which have greater velocity adequate rerotb
and greater cheapnefs than hitherto and appjesb to
any machinery, universally allowed 70 be very
great. WILLIAM TUNSfALJ has obtained
Patent for iuch Improvements; and wines to tereG,
the public ON the noh rcaGonab!e terms Diaricts
and individuals may be now accommodated with Ma
chimes and patent rights, by applying in reron or y
letter (Sg9 PaidJ TO the brieafer WAam TipGrH, sl
tie SsUaa 9a7eyr, Rieb1,o1A
N b. Mil Wright and Iron Worker for the re-
ipectiye parts, are wanted--appy as above
Iheie Machines will hull Clover and threh Rice.
Buck Wheat &c. Preerved free from grit.--Counter-
feis viii be dealt with as the law directs.
July Is. eW-tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-05
FROM ALArE LONDON PAPER.
STEREOTYPE PRINrrNc

The improved mode of printing in StereU-
type, which is at length brought to perfection,
atier the mott iudetatigablc and diiintereaed AZ,
hitance of LordStanhope,is to be fr.; e,ercjftli,
we under Rlnd upon the tranlatioa Of an t.
mlnent German work OF religious inltfu6ion,
winch has long been u.ed by the female hrsl.-
cheS OF the royal family, and which her Maize
~ mas now permitted to be printed for publica-
non. IL Is to be accompanied by Efeiacc
from the pen of one of our ,noG e,,,;nsnt pr
lates. This volume is alto 10 have th. f,irtb,r
peculiarly cf being the fra work printed npon
paper manufactured by new machinery, whicj,
admits OF each fleet being of alnoit uni;ni.eJ
length, and of comfortably greater width "a
well as of more determined uniformity of ful
itance than what are made in the niouids hither-
to uitd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-05
FOR cATF

HAT beautiful and wei improved TFMR-
4 MENT on the Hill, now occupied BY Mr..
Benjamin Mofby. This property lies near the
Capitol, in a healthy and agreeable neighbour
hood. Terms of fale viii be made known by
applying TO
BARTLETT STILL.
July IS. reWn.]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-05

TO THE HONORABLE THE sPEASER AND ME!r-
sERs OF TIE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-05

ihou.d fuiil my ir,itston were to fe.a for hin,
when oinner IS over. And MIR Erliue's illuG1at;o,
i ',h more uniortSnasc for il until be neluGve. the
oEiae n'ui' be chart rs ice, The entire Of the mar
riage day; which nay learned frie,d for,e vsr. -.
wcuid not, thi.i, h',ye contended for
he Court Tor the Preisn;, pORPcned ther deciii3a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-05

The tollOgviHg IS petition zv5ic6 zoH be bIel1yk
ed TO tie ms: General 44gfz4bI.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
C0fartne,lAit DNoiued.

THE CoPsrtne'ihip Of Abraham Tilley ana
4 Co. is this day diaoIyed by mutual eopisns;
and the bu6nefs ia future will be <ary;to on by
Abrsham and George THEY, whe have Cor fslc,
AZ their RoPe Walk, oppo6se the Duck Maro-
factory, north end OF the tcwo--Cotdsse ard
Gables OF all d'meniions, Bolt Rope. WoIning.
House Lines. Mafline. Ccd and Log Lines.
Deep Sea and Hand Lead Lines, Bed Cords,
WhiopRops. &c. &c.--by wholcfz:e and retail.
They alto take in Hemp to msnu faeiure ia
the bet manner and on tie ioweff terms.
They return their thanks 20 their employ.
crs. and hope BY giving ample istisfsttion, ard
a READY snendoalto bsGDsis, to merit their en-
coufagemeof. t
Nr1ote,f. Asesa 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
Nathaniel Na(on.

- ESPECTFULLY informs the Public. thst
AN he h" taken Shop three Doors North OF
the New Church Lane, where all kinds Of TIN
WARE, can be fuIniihed at the ihortcA notice.
and oa as reafonab!e ,erms as can be bought in
this Town. ConAant attendance will be given
and the irnallea favor acknowledged.
Stove Pipes. either of Tin or Sheet. Iron,
made with difpatch. III - t,sr,1
. Cah, -aad the hishsa price, given fos
old Pewter and Lead.
Newport, Ott. ~. I6o
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
William Douglas,

III fbe Hsed g Bread. St,tef. -.
lLAS conasntly for fale, general Abort
i Il ment Of Wea- India and other ..o.-
easc.. G g q u S.
Fnefh ESSENCE of SPRUCE, per gallon
or quart. The hra quality Sythes and Sy,he
Sticks, complete--Rskes. Hoes & Hoe Handles,
Fork Tails, sc. One ton FLAX Of various
qualities. .t
Thin day received 1000 weigh, clean FLAX.
EF CASH, and Ta0O Pence half
Pssay per pound. given for Cotton and Lioen
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
Rhodes 6 Hammond

HAVE FoR SALE,
i (Nbsisisle and RetaiiJ
AMAICA fpirits 4ih proof,
Cognac Brandy I'd do.
Barcelona do. 4th do.
Holland Geneva, ..-,
Havana brow q. Do. white,
y Lump
Hyfon, Souehong, I TsAs of the
& Bohea ! frR quality
Coffee, Pepper, Pimcnto,
Ginger. Mnaard. Nu,megs.
Alum, Saltpete, Bsnnephovct Snuff, =
Super6ne Flour, Giats Ware. 4"
A few bales Cotton Wool Of an excellent quality.
40 Barrels Mefs & Prime Beef & Pork, sc. Sc.
Ne1uSsn. Jsne 7. 1904. 9t