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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ~.
Arrived fhip Nahhy, capt. Philip Crandcii, 81 Gays
f,arn liye,pool Lett re ship sally, capt sater OF
,his PORK to fAil in odsys; ih,p snn.~ek Dunlap OF
brua4wick Mi ford, SAmpon, "iieaiiet' ors' moi s.
autin do Hsbc, and King ots es, do spoke, go
ing Liverpool, iAip Aio"zo OF Portland IRON Duo.
n.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24
Benjamin Riebardlan,
1acsb Iabar.
Portland, Sept. ~, 1904

NIB. Carriage making and repairing
of all kinds in it. Branches carried by lid
BENJAMIN RICHARDSON, at MS &, p opl6te Majar
Pecks Coif.e ,vie, WI the hor,eit nosiSe the
hrieh attention vii be paid and the imAlea favor
gressftilty acknow essed
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24

FOCNO, -"
IN June lalF, on lngraham's Wharf, 4
6snnb by proving property and psyin. charges Apply
10 ] GOOLD, Cape Elizabeth A.S aS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24
Stop Tibet NoEber.!
Bankrupt Notice.

HE Meering Of The ConnfIioner. and Afi-ecs for
dividend IN the cal OF ouv AnnrssoN bankrupt, Ians
adjonrded to Monday, he ff d OF Oeobcr next o.
clock a. VI. at No a. ~uey. Ro~, Portland which all
concerned vii phase to take notice
crs - I2cs
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24
44f rourt Of Cs,as'ar Pdfaete, the rounty efCnm-
berAano, he.aea IL qud torJoid corntyen tie third
1ngaey Of june, n p. 1894.
| IN the petition OF Samuel Bucknan,.

Y IN the. petition or Samuel Buck1an1,
James Mann, roth OF No,hy arrouth, Ia fad county,
yeorn.n A.e~s they inereict and ari flied
fee AS tenants in common with ndrtw Mann, and
fome other Per lon perions hem unknown in the
huadredesnG lot Of Lard numbered ten
may appear BY the peoprstsrs pec4ris, tying the
e.i sd. of Royals river, Nothyarmeuth at.refs;d
the faI Samne bucku ms III re OF which 10, 4 leyen
twelfth paris anoiAd James MAnns ,hare of the fame
twelfth part and dericus hold and enjoy
their iaid parts flares in ieveraity and hcr-
fore praying hat partt'm ereof might be made and
their lie; off and DIVIDED from the ref greeaby
the law III fuch cafe made and proviisd s-
Ordered, that the Petitioners cauie the
fevesa psrfons iner>ec in aid Eta living within
the ate the attornits OF iuch atfca. and have
altornes rcldius within tic nate, CUT notified of
f-'d rution, By fsrvng them ,efionally with copy
thereof or leaving copy at their dwelling hene LEX
place OF asode by nfsng tho fobapce of the fame
three weeks tucceAiveiy in of the puelie
news papers that they may have oapo' tunsy make
theI plons this the third rucldav OF
October next 20 their granting the fame
AaasA SAMUEL FREEMAN. Clerk.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24
Strayed.

Nm the 9Th Ausuh, erayed from the paf-
tui IN Portland, d.ik rsu. new mii.h COW, about
Ven years old had ope iou.d her neck any one
urn"g the fame iha,i rewarded IAqairc the Gag
sas Office: s.s .'.s~ss
>tpt. "a .., T..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24
Sept. 70, arrived at Boaon-Seb YaAsatiae.

Sept. 10, arrived at Boaon-Seb, Palsafi"e,
CAPT Culter, Prom MaSiin:e7 V.a '1nAsia. IS days,
ea,eo E2~ and moiVs,. Of Po,lAse.---Lapt CAk1
cca. taA.n and eWr,ea INTO imo hnfgaa, and aia"eP
90 days. aps svaj Oeqsisea afr paying ebs,se' 10 te
smouni 3oc dbl FEE Aon9r'', q ~. LeEdo", a""
Col.mtia, qt Nsseds,ypo,! sor's H5o htrMsa oa fb.
fame eoaat,sn. and ja. q. 90 --Lsit tevs A. LoHion
l.1e, njr Fame, u aIexanS'iA, ia, 81 Ma'fi1'
5s,p Csaa, fam 1orasaas. eapso soadsmnsa.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24

u1a.ulation IN their own names as we1i as in that
al the folders. General ST. Cyr, the con,man-
der Of the armyin the kigndom of Naples, had
more diiTicultes to encounter before he could
proeuie, not the concert Of his troops, but all
aidrcts froai .iriaaal ii.s:,suers. 1t is fuppo
led that Lueian Bonaparte had his emtaries in
this arr,v, and from enmity or envy to his bro.
rher Napoleon, had gained over iomc Of the
principal officers, who, on the 4th Of lalt May,
delivered paririon TO General ot. Cyr, deman-
'cng, !" that as their men rel:dsd in an ariao,rat-
ical or rather defpotic country, where liber,;-
eide principles may eaGly be in,bibtd, new
cath 10 liberty and equality, and fidelity TO
Republican government might be taken ST.
Cyr faid he would tranfmi. their demand to the
frR con!ul.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24
Lott.
Lott.
EN- this town, fuppoted between the hay-mar.

\ this town, fuppoted between the hay-mar-
4 ket aad fort sum,,es s4sss,, nearly new trimmea
witaSNr'ow aud green cal'nere, with pad or, liz
ing g.cdcoat-Whoever will leave laid iadaie
ltsre Of Mr. JOHN BAKER ihA be rewarded
for iher troubc
Psytaa! sep ~ ISg&
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24

heState-coach OF Bona1arte's coronation is
making atParis, it viii, it is faid, coli 100000
iyers @-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24
COUNTERFEIIS.-

COUNTERFEIT S.--Thc following
are fome the differences between the true and
iai.e bills of ,he Maine Eank.
FIVE DOLLAR Butts. The counterfeits at
temple ed to initiate thoie marked with the letter
B. which at the end of the word cssnana have
period and and dath J hr.e are want
ing in the Commercials. In the true bills, the
fore part of the indented black GROUND, IN
y hich is placed the word FIVE in white Ettcrs,
is directly under the fore part OF the letter OF
the word Maine, al. shc other part nearly UNI
der the hinder par, of the letter IN the word
Bank, il the iecond line bat in the; counterfeit
the iaid black ground IS placed farther forward,
70 that the fore part is: under the ipace between
the letters and a of the word Maine, and the
other part under the ipaoe between the letters
u and / OF the word Bank; fney are dated
December q, 1904. The fsmatures OF the
PreE'iens and Gather are written with pale int,
and are not in the leaf like the true iisnasnres,
and are alto very differently written Otner
marks might be mentioned, but we think the
above are iutticient
SEVEN DOLLAR bills. The flowers at the
| foot OF the circular black ground OF the word
Seqtn, the top in the faiic, alaoit touch, bun
IN the true are wide apart. The word pay, end
ing the fecond iine, p.the faite at mott touches
the tail of the figure 7, whereas IN the true there
is wide ipacc between them. Inc word bsar-
~, ending the iucceeding lac, NJ the 'aiie ol'
not carried our 70 far TO the RICH, as the word
pay in the line before it by halt an inch. where
as IN the true bill the two words end exactly
even with each other. The full point at the
end OF rhe words Seven. Dollars lin black letter
at the bottom, is left out in the talie bill. he
written words arc not we'll initiated; bciIdes
which, the ink uled III the true bill is remarkA.
oily black. but III the faic. very pale.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24

A Paris paper Of lny "a, hys that General
Tnrresu, An'bsilador 70 thc unit-d Sta:ea of
America, has baen appointed a grand officer Of
the legeoa OF honor.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24
tCopartner!hip Diaolved.

!. HE copartncrihip between the fuofcribers
unGlr the frm OF
So RICHARDSON s. TABEH.
this day by mutual confens aIoived all peri hzv
ing demands agan; sid company re.ueted 10 eshib
the fame for feueI.ent, ANA all who indebted
cal cd upon to make inmedire payment to BENJAMIN
EicHARDsoN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24
Foun d..

I AIKEN up in my enclofure, doing dam
s2e,~ REQ HORSE with black aud tan, trots
ial p"ied to tour yea Old, the may have h,u
at"" provn- properly aud paying charges.
G,a5, s1pi -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24
Bar Att AID A M s,
S.mpte, end Sfme-Cutter,

n rsrzcrFULty acquaints has friends
and TIC public that he has hand large aortmen of
MARBLE, SLATE,
3 a. Co-reeS7irnt and Nsua Scofia REEFS TONE,
futabe for Chimney pieces and hearths Ct every kind
Steps 1hreiho!d,, Butts Window Us and arches paw
ing Painters. Mills and ma ers Garden Rolls, Tomblonc
and grayeIlones, monuments of every deicrIption
ecuted rcfosahe terms the OF Court and
Federal ttrcets f5E
Pg-taof, SEP. s.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24

Several counterfeit Fifty Dollar notes OF the
Branches of the United States Bank have been
Popped within few days. ihey are flied
up for Balllmore, and the top letter ct thoie
which have been ieen sd. they are 10 well
executed as not eahiy to be ditinguilhed from
the true till.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24
loNDoN, ANC. 6.

r.oNDoN, ANc. 6.
Some Of our cotcrapo,ares doubt whether
any treaty has been concluds'i betwr-n this
Country and Kuilia. We can aiInre them thar
the treaty was tgned by Lord harrowby and
Count Woronzo, on iuelday iait, Before his
maieity ven, down 70 the houfe OF Peers. 9th
er powers arc 70 BIZ invited to accede to it.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24
Tickets Riling

~ Ii unfold, Tickets IL the Ga ciafs
SOUR Hadley can,l Io:crv. pa. in:o the hAnas 81
company tomorrow, and alter which VIII We !od
for ls!. that rive DOL ar. ffv cents.
NOH2 rs TOUR TIVE.
Pleafe to apply M M EDI I ELY at
Thomas Clark's Bockitorc. Filh-ffrest
U'5sy. ray be had,
A few whole TICKETS il The 81 Olaf, Of
Amoik~sc Ca,al Lottery which is now drawing
10 BoaoG. and will be 6nhed in about ten days.
Sept "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24

JAMES c EULLARD.
yIAS luG received nv the Gale n from London sr al
L fortment Of gcntiemeus HATS.
Sebt a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-24
Found.
Moies boat.

% MOieS boat.
DIcKED upa Drift between Portland neck and Hog
L lisnd, Mocs Boat about th,rteea feet ons the
owner nay have the fans BY proving property ona pay
Ing ehsrges. apPy;o.
Daniel 4Mamf0rd.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

THE Ssbfciber having psrchafed of the Pat
4 entee the executive Right Of rnskiuR and
vending the Patent Chip ia and for the State Of
Rhode Hand, hereby cautions and forbids any
Perioa or Perfons either making on vcndins faid
Chip for Bonnets. within Eaid State Of Rhode.
IAsnd, on Penalty Of the Law Of the unircA
States in fuch Cafe made and provided-u -unlcfs
they have been duly and previooay authorized by
the Soblcriber for making or vendins the fame.
Twenty Dollan Reward will be given, bv
the Subfciber. TO any Perion who may difcover.
and produce iatisfaetory Proof. Of sDy Pehon or
Perions making OF vending the sforefaid Chip
within the State OF Rhode Ilsnd. .sl ~
JONATHAN NICHOLS.
N. B. Mr.. WILLIAM DOUGLASS, Sc
MeGn. CHARLES SCOGGESHALL and Co.
being appointed Agents for vending iaid chip
tor the Town of Newport. will keep aconft,nt
Supply At their Stores for Sale. t-
Newport, July 3, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
CON M UNTC CATION.

-
DIEDl-On the ,6th Of Sept. after a
long and painful illnss. at hi, houfe IN Point
Judith, in the SIa year Of his sge. the Hon'b'e
SAMUsL ]. PorrER, Efq. one Of the Senator,
of this Sts,e in the Congseis Of the United
States.--To fay Of MI. Potter that he was an
iD,eIlieent and upright man, firm patriot.
and a true friend TO his country, 10 40 more than
m boneA tribute due TO bis memory. His nu-
merosa acqoaiptapce who knew HE worth, can
fully atfeR the ope, and the pnbIic. by whom
he has 70 often been preferred to Office, have sl-
ready declared the other.---He was, at m early
period Of his life, clcted to feat in the Legls-
iure Of this State, and Brgadief General 10
the militia, and was irou, that lime luccefively
member Of one of the branches Of the Legina-
suie, till 80. wien he was elected member of
the Conycntion, which ratified the ConRitution
of,ths United Starcs.--Afserwards. 10 1890. he
was eleesed Lieutenant Governor Of this State,
which Office be held excepting ore year Till
1909, when he fe6gned, having been. before that
time, elected Senator of the United Sts,es.--
In every Gtuation Of life, he has always dif-
charged his tfuf faithfully, and given fatistac-
zion 20 ME Country. But alas he is cut of by
death 10 the msdft Of his ufcfolneis. .-ln, him.
the State has Ion an able iegilAtor- his COON
try firm pasiiot--his acquaintance an eRecmed
fiieod-his wife an sffeeti are Hofband-and
his children a tender and m cndeaIing patent.
He died o. he lived, an houea man, and a fin-
eere believer in the trutks of the Cofpel. His
pains and s6iittions he bore with fortitude, and
met hi, diaolution with the te6gnasion OF :
chyiAiar."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
ISAAC AUSTIN.

Hay yrnyvrdn fbe Stare LafsJv eeestie< BY WIN.
r. Wilder, seayy sets6ts John F. Town
fcnd's. and ~rxf d;,r Nsn5 Of Gibbs & Chan.
niog's sObe,e be s6sn far fsLs. a varfJ u
EHcLrsH, INDIA, y GRocERr GOODS,
gfbe Lsfgs Imts,fsfioss, prses,ed al fbr bs6
MaskeS. asd sSbieb qsH be IsH ss mad<raf.
friees. far Cs@ or aSprsvsd CSsdn.-Amsss
1e A,fieit' h,sy rsetivsd. ssi jsf spesed, ara
.CUPERFINE, fecond. bea, and common
~ Broadcloihs.
Do. do. Csfimeses.
A variety of ELK and cotton. afiped, plain and
mix'd Cafimeres, Nankeens and VeIvets.
a. and Ga coloured and white, glazed & plain
, Cambricks. .t
India Book. Muffin, and Book. Handkerchief.
do. do. Scotch do.
A variety Of Gloves and HoGery.
Barccloas and common, black and coloured, elk
Handkerchief.
2 bales India Coitons.
Lusefriogs. PerGans. Bsngals and Linens. -
An al1oftment Of kid, Morocco, calf kin and
HuA Shoes. s
A great variety of Eng!iih and American manu.
faftured Hats, from one dollar to Gx dollars.
Cotton Yarn, cotton Rripy and cotton Bed
Ticks, a. ufual.
LIKEWISE,
Younc-hyf Ton, hyion-ikin fouchong fand bohes
TeW, loaf and brown Sugars.
Cotton and WOOL Cards.
caR aGorted metal Tea. Pots.
He dyGr1 TO merit ibe favoys Of Biz es6smsr.
Newport, 9th Month Ie. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
Nathaniel Na(on.

- ESPECTFULLYi informs the Public, that
IN ne has taken Shop three Doon North Of
the New Chorch Lane. where all kinds Of TIN
WARE. Can be furnilhed at the fhorteR notice,
and on as reafonable terms ~ can be bousht in
this Town. Conaant attendsncc will be given
and the fmalleR favor acknowledged.
Stove Pipes, either Of Tin or Sheet-I Iron,
made with difpatch.
-" Caih. aad the highea price. given for
old Pewter and Lead.
Newport, Od. IT. I6o
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
SAMUEL JAMES

HIS FOR SALE,
a T bis Paper Hanging Mandatory, which
1 \ 10 in the Houie he now occupies, oppoite
TO Mr.. Lesud Psek's, on the Wca.Side Of the
Bridge, Providence, great variety Of 1N
Hoys Paper and Bordering,
Of the rcwea and mof elegant Figures az whole
Iae and retail, on a, good terms - can be pur-
chafcd in America. raot
A generous credit gwen to thofe who pur-
chafe BY the quantity for retailing.
N. B. The above 10 printed on good pa.
per, and the work well execsted. by and under
the direction Of workman from Europe.
April 2, 1904. - I8s /.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
Carding Wool.

THE Public are notified, that JoEATHAN
4 NIcHoLs and JosKPH CyrDALL have
creeicd Machines for breaking and cardiog into
Rolls Sheeps Wool, At the Mills Of fsid CsndalI
in Portsmouth, on this Ilsnd. Tbofe who
with TO have their wool broken or carded, may
depend on having the Work done well, and
with Difpatch. After the Wool has been dnly
picked and sreaGed. with one Pound Of foft
Create or Oil TO from 10 to IS Pounds of Wool,
it dnouid be fent in Sheets or Blankets, in which
the Rolls may be packed and tanfpor:ed to soy
ditance without injury.
NICHOLS x CUNDALL.
P@Vwasfb JHy 8, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

GRATITUDE.

RATI9 u De.
LAIR Orssitude deferves our prsife--
II "A virtue hidden in our days:
Few know its force, and few prattifs
That yistue born in yonder Ries.
Selfis the centre where we move
Our felf 10 all we dearly love;
And YET kindness we expect
From Tome NC treat with bsje neglect;
The ientimensal mind can tell
The praifs thar fprines from ading veil /,
But where the feI6fh raiIicns fpring.
The other virtues take the wing
Kindncfs for thofc who've done Us good,
Il for this virtue underaood;
Mere fmiling words and fnoorh addreis.
With which the aftful all csreh,
Cannot TO Gratitude Pretend
A. well the koave we might commend.
Give me thar fine eaxItcd foul.
Whom dirty psifions ne'cr controul;
In fuch an one I'm fure TO find
AIoyeIy genuine grateful mind.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

1~HEisbfsribcrs having entered into partner
= nip. under the 6rrn Of
lsi,; Dnnham and Spooner,
hereby isform the Public. that they carry ON the
Sail. Makias bu6nefs, 10 iu vsrious branches,
srsheirSei Loft, on the wharf Of the late Gen.
john Mslbope. az the Sonsh part Of the town,
Thoje who may favor them With sksI enaom.
may depend on pss<ssslisy ssd difpateh. An
hvos ~iil Be gratefully acknowledged. By ~
Charles c. DUNHAM,
@accH D., WING SPO0NSER. I'd. 3
Newport. April I, 1904. 1877
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
Rhodes e Hammond

HAVE ron SALE,
(Wbak1aks ard RrfslJ
j AMAICA fpiriss 4th proof.
Coehac Brandy I'd do.
BsecelonA do. 4th do.
Hdllsnd Geneva, veina
Havana bro~n. Do. white.
-Isss Lss,a "a go sad I'D quality . SUGARS:
Hyfon. Souchong, [ TsAs Of the
rs & Bohea FRA quality
Coffee. Pepper. Pimrnto, le
Ginger. Muaard. Nu,mcgs,
Alum. Ssltpetsc, Beuncohovc's Snuff.
Supet6oe Flour. Glafs. Ware, fses f3
A'few bales Cotton Wool of an excellent quality.
"a Barrels Meh & Prime Beef s. Pork, &c. SC.
.Nssspsr', Js~r 7. lso4. t 9,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
For Sale at this Office,

VIJEBSTER'S and Alden's Spelling Book
w by the doz. or Gnglc-Bibles, Tefta.
meps. Preeeptors, Dsighu Geography ,Colum-
bian Orssor; IN zGo0mest Of Account. Books,
Writing, CyPhefing end ksemorandum Books.
Letter Paper. waters. Quills. Lead Pencils, SC.
A few copies Of che Charles Of the Newport
Bank. and the Rhode IAand lnfursnce Comps
ny. .,ay be had as above. ALTO, Blanks for
Notes Of Hand, and Checks on the Newport
Bank Blank Deeds. Juaice and Cosnsy Cosrt
Wriu and Executions, Portage Bills, MsnifeAs.
Billsof Sale. Bilh Of Ladiug, 3 Sssmen's Jousnsls.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
Evening School.

THE Subtcriber porpofes to commence hi
L Evening School on Monday. the hra Of
Odober enfuins. The beft accommodations
may be had fos youth of both fexe; and ftriei
attention paid to their different literary p0fuits.
JASON SPRAGUE.
Nsaypo,i, Sttk II, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

.Af WN. BRIDGES ACADEM7.
lVOUTH ere cssefalIy and cxpedi,iuufIvi
i taught the EneliM Lsususge. wrirpr.
Arithnetfr. Book. Keeping. Geography ssa
Mathematics; where the afiaeA Attention 10
paid'to the Mossas Of his Pupils. a.s. 8 /.
Private Tuition. p
sJ His Evehins sc HOOL has cemu,eus.
ed:-The hoen ere from s till o'clock.
A convenient HOUSE, cosfifiue of two
PafIoun and two OF three Chambers, In . esutrsa
part Of the town, wANTKD.
N.ssts's. Sept. ro, So4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

G. Taber & VIM. Gardner,
Have 70, Sale,
EORTY Hhds. Sugar. part Of which ia Of the
l. e qaality for retailing,
.. Hhds. & SO baggs Coffee.
A few Hhds. old Dema,sra Rum.
Several quarter ca0ss old Sherry Wine, ~
And 1soo buihels Turks Ifland Salt. part Of il
very coarfe and ~hite, fuitable for Daires.
Newport. July z6, 1904. 90
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
John & Henry Cahoonc

Hsvs Jer /sk at sbeiy Store on BanD9ey's Wharf,
EOURTH proof JAMAICA RUM,
J. HOLLAND GENEVA,
ALICANT BRANDY,
SUPERFINE FLOUR,
RYE & BUCK WHEAT, do.
POWDER. per cak.
SHOT. by the bag,
ROSIN, by the bbI.
Ship and Pilot BREAD. by the quantity,
Ready made COLOURS. different kinds.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
WATCHES.

a CONSIGNMENT Of four dosen Siisss
4 - WATCHES, remarkably cheap for caih.
OF approved credit, js& received, and for fale
by WALTER CORNELL.
n: B. They are well calculated for cosa.
try trader.
Newport, Sept. s, 1904.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-10
CHAMBAUD'S
Antaifhmatic Lozenges.

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.Jxmbtions, dSEFeaity IT brs0t6ixg, 20. e5e.
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ibis medicine, has fbs latisa43iou 10 ar4ounee f6at
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IN a mn 4reeQvisns qate e oeall6. IL fom1.sa
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m Thele Eistess being nov generally aied IN
taverns and public places, and universally acknow-
lcdgsdby all who have tried their effects, to befar
fuperior TO the competitions formerly lmPocd ~
imitation thereof; the proprietor hath feduceit the
price TO thoe who pufchaie largely above flty per
cert. Directions will bespaited on the Bottirs,
and which will be alto fealed, in orderto detett
counterfeits and upfart pretendeTs, who will all
tell you, they make the genuine Stoaghtons Bit
ters and 10 order 10 inpofe their train on the pub
lie, shey fonctimes copy part OF the true adyer-
tifencn. audditections.
SprfJfe DnpsJor DeafneG.
For many years have thele drops been ufed with
amazing fucccfs, in DEAFNESS & HARDNESS OF
HEARING. !hfe who are unacquainted with the
greas relief afforded BY this valuable medicine,
nelly reommened trial Few the e-es in wbich
his been of great rvce, and very often perfected
compete cure.
Cop directions for the ufe of the Specific Drops
for Deaaeis eaed up with each bottle. Price one
dollar.
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