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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
WASHINGTON CITY, March %.
Millions for Defence, 6ut nOta Cenf f5r tri;-

@f1NEEO'4o /CT Dej6Hce, DHt not a Cent far ETL-
6ufe.
1t has been cten said that Actions sneak
louder than words. Often as this remark
has been made, we repeat it; and while
we recall the attention OF The nation 10
past events. when - millions for defence.
but not cent for tribute" rang through
the land, we cali upon them 10 no;ice, aud
duly to estimate, the measures orthe pre-
sent weak and hu@llaHimous asl,ninisfrati-
an :" accident has thrown one Of our fri
yates ard three hundred of our Citizens
INTO the power ~ he pirates of the Me-
diterrauean. Information of this misCor.
tune wasrecelvcdatth the seat Of government
on tuesday last, and yesterday bin pas-
sed the House of Representa- ives apDro-
priatIng million, authorsrg the Presi-
oent to engage two vessels Of l6 Guns
each and as many gun boats as he may
think necessary, TO defend the interests
and to sustain the honor Of the nation.
Ihs measure, which ought 10 shame
forever the calumny that charges repub-
hcan governments with want Of vipor
and promp'ness, passed The House byuna.
nmous vote.
Ii IS thus that the present administrati.
on eyinccs It's patriotism, and its ererpy =;
not by vain vaunting Of proves; but bv
actions, which will show tic world that
while the wish OF he American nation is
peace she viii not hesitate for a moment.
to make that power feel The venqcartc Of
her arms that dares, III violation OF ,u,t,c..
to invade her rights.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
l.. PEPYs,
II. REYNOLDS,
+. M.LLMAN,
w. HEBERDEN.
as yesterday

This Bulletin is certainly as favorable,
under ali circumstances, as could have
been expected.
Now that such happy change has ia
ken place in his maesty's disorder, we
doubt whether any communication will be
made to Parliament. We understand,
however, th.t the Lords have been sum
moned for to day.
On Friday, IN the Court Of Kings Bench
witness named Lincoln, was called TO
prove handwriting and having looked
at the paper for some time without speak.
ing, MIR. Erskine exclaimed, " Well, Sir,
what is your belief? Don't let the Devil
overlook Lincoln, but give us your belief
OF the hand writing" The witness with
great coinposure, turned round and said,
" did not observe, Sir, that you were look
ing over me-aud as for the handwriting,
can form no Judgment" The court was
cohvulsed with laughter.
We understand THAI his Majesty is now
upon the ground.lloor at the Queens
House.-Hls usual bed chamber before
was on the first floor in the front Of the
Park. All the rooms in the lower part of
the house, which were before not Garnet.
ed, have since his majesty was taken III,
been covered with green cloth. The
locks and handles have also been muf.
fed, to prevent his Majesty from being
disturbed by any noise.
The Dublin mails Of the 18th and 18th
instant have arrived since our last. Our
private letters inform US, that a very gene.
raj alarm prevailed in that capital during
the whole Of Tuesday nght, which orr
ginated in communication made 10 the
government ofanother insure ctionary ex-
Piosion being about to take place, connect
ed with formidable and deep laid plot
IN the North. That the Irish government
we're under very serious approximations on
this occasion, is evident from the exjcn-
slyc and extraordinary precauton they
were induced to adopt. The whole of the
military, both regulars and yeomapry,
were under arms, and the city, throughout
the whole night, exhibited an appearance
OF the greatest alarm. We are happy,
however, TO End, that at the departure oil
the post, on Wednesday night, The capi
tai remained perfectly tranquil, and ,be
only unpleasant account that had arrived
from the provinces was, that some seJiti.
Gus meetings had lately taken place II
Cork, where several Of the principal of
lenders, Who constituted committee, had
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
SALEM, March y.

By Captain BIac&ler, from Calcutta,
"e are informed that the English bad a
severe engagement with ;be Mahrattas.
aud had finally succeeded 10 taking tire
capita. OF their country, after great slaugh-
ter, on both sides. Captain b. had "a
Pers Oh board containing the Official ac-
counts Ok tbs eyent--but the confusion
attending the iaie disaster O his S, .in, pre-.
vented his finding them IN season for this
days paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
Latest from Europe.
NEW-YORK, March %.

Capt. Kemp, Of the ship Oneida Chief
l"ho never arrives without bringing news)
has favored the Editors OF the Ncw.Yorls
Gazette, with London papers to the I'D OF
February, three days later than by any
former arrival.
|He Kings W7css.-The Kentish Ga
zettc OF the 2lst Of February, contains
London accounts one day later than will be
found IN The following details, Of the illness
Of bis majesty, who was still thought IN
&c IN danger, as will appear from the fol-
lowing extract;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31

Our correspondent on whom We can de.
pend. has sent US further particulars
London, Monday Night, (Feb. 2o.)-!n
~ last | was under the painful necessity
al stating that his majesty was dangerous
~ in; the Bulletins have since given us
reason To hope that some favorable symp.
toms have appeared, tho private intelii-
eence speak less lavorably. | am sorry
to say the Bulletin of TO day contents it
self with observing. that
HfiS Majesty is much ths same as yestcrday.
As II was generally expected that some
communication would be made to the
house of commons this day, have attend
ed, bu, not the slightest hint was dropped
resp cling the King.
When mentioned the dangerous situ-
alton of his Majesty, suppressed one fact
which has since unhappily been corrobo-
rated, viz. that his former malady Tmad-
nessl has returned under very alarming
circumstances, for reasons which il might
not be prudent to state a; this moment.
DR.. Willis has not been called in but DR..
Summons of ST. Luke's, has been i'm at
tendance.
The dreadful suspension of business,
and the anxious concern of ali ranks may
easily he conceived.
Prices II Socks this day, at / 3 O'Clock.
per Cent. Consols, lido. for acc.
IS ; s.
5 per Cent. Reduced SIS s-Omnium
3I2.
LONDON, February l6.
Il is said that Moreau has absolutely re-
fused to be Sdmitted into the leg ION of no.
nor; assigning as the reason, THAI he could
not enter 1t, unless his whole army were
TO accompany him.
February 90.
The Bulletin yesterday was, we are hap
ny to state, more favorable than we could
have expected, even after the Bulletin OF
the preceding day. 1t was as follows:
Queens House, February 10.
His Majesty has had good night, and
is rather better to-day.
(Oigncd) LUCAS PEPYs,
L, MILLIAN,
II, REYNOLDS,
w. HEBERDEN.
His Majesty has had coed deal of sleep
within these three nights, circumstance
from which, of course, a most favorable
issue is au.5 urea.
The press of anxious subjects to see the
Bulletin yesterday, was, if possible, great.
er than any preceding day. Between one
and three O'Clock, the croud was SO great,
that the passage in the chamber where
the Bulletin was exhibited was several
times quite choaked up. The peer and
mechanic, The archbishop and the curate.
eloowed each other with very lit,lc cere
mony but upon such an occasion, no one
let the least aniRosity, and each acknow-
lodged in The other an equal insterest in
the health of their beloved sovereign.
AT twelve O'Clock this day, the doors of
81. James's palace were. as usual, thrown
open, and the following Bulletin was COM
municated by Lord Sidney:
" His Majes'y continues much the same
as yesterday"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31

ed faithful ard ssryiceable TO the british
'nteres, la Tie sense So winch those ~
pressions were used in the Prospect. II,
Judge, however. adhered 20 ma determine
ton 10 exclude the evidence; and colonc.
Taylor retired from the court with eviden,
marks OF establishment. II is necessary
II should be stated That Judge Griffin sol
in Cailender's trial as well as nudge Chase
but Throughout tn. trial Judge Chas, deli
vered the resolutions of the CONT, aud as
signed the reasons on which those resnlu
ton, were founded -aad with respect to
the particular points which have been sta
ted by this deponent, as decided by the
court, Judge Chase delivered the opinions
and assigned the reasons which nave been
atlrjb tied 10 him.
Pa: NORB0RNE NICHOLAS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
N o r &c 2.


Z scAPED from the jail g, peni,en,iarv bonee M,
- Thursday evening the OCH inst. the following
persons, TO wiz:
Joseph Caldwell, convicted Of horse e,e,l;-,, =.
the di5uitl court of Washington. MAY 1909 tor,
in the county Of Charlotte, 5 feet II iretes bigb
II years old, fair complexion. dark hair and lj.e
eyes, has bad counteuance, ard when ,pol. .., ~,
cannot look youin the face.
Robert Person, convicted Of the same offence
at the disUid court ofthe Sweet Sprirg.. CAlbcr
1902 borr IN The county Of Boetorrt. s Zee, b,o,
- years old, fair complexion, ds-k hair and li,.e
eyes very thin visase. and has n down iook oi.o
has thc appearance ofbad heath.
Cullen Demmory. dark mua.,o. corviqcl 8
murder in the second degree, atthc distyi4 CONF
OF Suffolk May, 1901 corn IN The c,,.ntv n
Southampton, 5 feet l. inches hieh. 81 y5,rs
DID, black hair and black eyes. and very ,binvi.
age. '''-
exp'e that a proclamation VIII be issucd nv
the governor in 4 few days. oirering reward foy
experimenting the above persons
MARTIN MINIS,
p., hrfhey Yfte FeH'ertiayy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31

&c he roAlin ,lef.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-12
Maian Queen IaOern.
Feb. 49,

The Sublcrlber will Sell the unex-
n;rs3 tern of his leafe of that noted and much
free rnted TAVERN, known by the name ,ins Of
7B1 Isaias Q9<su, coraef Of ST. A9Aph and King
sr,ee,s. The tisuation is equal 70 any IN Alex
sp3ria, and the bahncis now done IS cqnal' ifno1
.sayeriior, to aoy public hoafs 10 the Town. =
Thera are tx years sndfx months Of the iesit YET
- ruo. For terms anpiy on the premies to
7ohn Hodgklns.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-12
SUBSCRIBERS
FOR SALE,
a TRACT OF LAND

torme.ly the property of Imam Keith, lying IN
the county ol FaaGuier, adjoining the merchant
nIlIlasclv pprehafsd Of Nathsa Matbewsby lien
~ d. Haoc, containing by deed $50 acres, about
eissht miles fsomssbe. Court II auie, and IS tho,t
by good jadgss. inpoint of tertilisy, inferior g
no land in tlle,coupsy; tits we'll watered, sbounds
10 fine low grounds; has on il a tolcrable dwell
ling house, flnall orchard. Efficiency oftln
Der and lays vel.
ALTO, one ether TRAD, about ten
niles above the Coutt Houfe, containing about
600 acres lying upon Caters Run, near the
main read leading 10 Winchester. This laad IS
well warered, has plsay advantages attached 20
IL; fuch country ini'is, &a.-aboat oae aalt
IN woods, ard is conG5rred a. excellent Tor crop
mo. being 6ae for either wheat, corr Of tobacco
L. Anton.
-. - d4w
a--ss- O. IN given for ckean Linen anG
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-12
D1fGal,nt5

1ecombaaying the Report Of the Committee
sab5ointea to enquire into the egicial con
duct Of SAMUEL CHASE and RICHARD
PETERs.
zstsyrogatories eshibited on the part q the
House of Peb+esentativest0 h(llllaaa Leu
IS and dlexandsr J.asaes Dallas, a4f,0n the
enquiry INTO the o5fici;al conduct q Sanauel
Chase and Riehurd Peters, Of either q
tkem.
l.. Were you presentst the triad Of John
Fries forhigh treason, N the circuit court
Of Pennsylvania the years l7s9 ana
800.
9. Who presided on the trials
8. What were the circumstances, gene
rally, which attended them
a. Were the counsel for the prisoner, at
the first trial, permitted to argue the point
whether the offence charged amounted to
high treason !?
S. Were they prevented by the court
from arguing that point on the second trl-
g yyas The nr;.on54 condemned without
counsel being beardsinhis defence
Md any correspondence ever pass be-
tween YOU and the Executive Of the United
States, on that occasion and if any, OF
r. tba- corresnondenee now ia your
nossess;on7
Relate every thine within your know
la9na which bannen.d at the last trials
20 Are 10, arco,,a;ntea with the CIR
c,mstances which attended the trial of Tho
NC Cooner FIR sed;t;on
- Relote those circumstances
20 W. as,,bnr-,a - Summon any Wit
as :, Leh,lsa e tha ,oo,,sa} raf.,sad how
and ~ ,sbomp
The answer of Ivllgcm Lezvls to the inter
rogatories exhibited to him on the part
{. of the house of Representatives, upon
the inquiry into the official conduct of
Samuel Chase. and Richard Peters. or
either Of them.
-, MY,
!, - lalam i@eMls' u tae cry ,, % a ala
pl'ia' De,ie one q .iie peop'e .ai.eu III
sA0iS, slia .ohSeieiisiousiy eiuPuiouo - 'e'
li's al oa'ns n VI my f sulenla anu 'a'io' =
eiar9 ane1 ainl - - ao.ios -, -, &C Iob,
ia. - r $50 a.. a sa -; s ea,rt Of
7 niies' ,oi '.eason ~ ello 49, 49,
FennsyiVahla' IA Tue yeafoA1 siousai,u .ese.
huhdreu ana Ninety hlhe anu a.slseea 'lln 80
MS counsel at ms requess' : Deilese un.i.'
an assignment Iof enae u poseoy tl'e court
but nave no recollecsi q, .. naslns Desn
present at any part o. MS 0iai ioi treason
an 1870.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-12
TUNIS CRAVEN,

Has ;sa rsceis.d from Philadelphia By tSs fssar-
many, Capt Earpooa,
RulIia Sheetings,
1'icklrnburgs,
Twi!led Cotton Basgiag,
haadrsfs Handkeschiets,
Ladies patent Cloths
A Enall aGartment, worried and lambs WOOL
hofe, Ranpels, &c. Ag9'
I'm Elegant Ssde6oard
Eah 70 -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-12

Iul received and for Sale,
By Il. <. Mey g 20.
80 Bugs heavy black Pepper,
3 pipes Holland Gin,
) do 4sh proof Fsench Brandy
; A, de, Madeira w'as.
SO bis. Cage Beef,
1900 tuiheis Cac'iz Salt,
9 Docking Guns,
"A, few boxes,MaEsades Raiisns.
MarchS. ezw
For SAX BY the Subscribers,
TO bis. Prime snd Cargo Beef,
5000 lbs. new milk Chesfe,
1900 bulhels Cadiz Salt,
A few boxes Sweet OIL,
60. Martinique Cordial,
A handGome Chaife with plated Haf~
neis; aGig with plated Harnrfs and feel ipri'gs.
LOUIS Lambert 8 Go.
March s. CIV
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
PATENT CHIP FOR BONNETS.

THE Subfciber having purchafed of the Pat
i entse the executive Right of making and
vending the Patent Chip ia and for the State Of
Rhode Iland, hereby cautions and forbids any
Perfon OF Peffons either making OF vending fsid
Chip for Bonnets, within faid State Of Rhode
llaud, on Penalty Of the Law Of the Unired
States in fuch Cafe made and provided--oncG
they have been duly aud presiouny authorized by
the Subfcriber for making or vending the fame.
Twenty Dollars Reward will be given, by
the Subfcibef. TO any Perion who may diicover,
aud produce fatisfattory Pioof, Of any Perfon or
Perions m,king or vending the aforefaid Chip
within the State of Rhode Iland. es'er
JONATHAN NICHOLS.
NJ. b. Mr.. WILLIAM DOUGLASS, &
Menrs. CHARLES SCOGGESiiALL sod Co.
being appointed Agents FOR vending 'aii chip
for the Town OF Newport, will keep conasnt
Supply AZ their Stores for Sale.
Newport. July 8, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

US rseesss3 ssj JS,lal< az lIa O1see. iBs III
lszOiss gJsfai and yaia45lt Se5ssi Bssk. qabab
b rstsms<ndtd ne sls effbe Se5osL in iba
STATE.
THE COLUMBIAN PRIMER,
LAYING met with favorable reception
4 4 in many paris Of New-EoeIand, is recom-
nsended asa cheap, and in number OF refpeds.
the beft calculated book for besinnen and tor
common practice. IL icing called Primer,
has led many, before examination, to an erro-
ncous, conciu6on refpetting both i,s plan and
quality. Iu calcoia,iop differs perhaps nearly
as much from the Ne4v- England, and common
Primers, as from that of an Alnasaes both of
which would be equally abfurd. put into the
hands of one, learning the fndiments of the Eng
lin language. This book is indeed TO remose
all fach aanding incon6aencie,. and to prevent
another impropriety, viz. that Of putting book
Of nearly twice the cua into rhe hands Of chill
dren, which 10 worn out before half its contents
are ieen, or can be undcraood.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

NOTICE is hereby given. that we the fob
! y fcribers, have purchafsd the patent right
for the counties Of WaiAiog,on and Kent, Tor
making. uGng. and vending Machine for the
Purpoie OF wsfhing cioa,hs. icouring and fulline
cloth. under the original patent right whicf, wss
granted by the Congreis Of the United States of
America, unto DanitlT Dear, Of the State of
New. York, on the ae,h Of February, 1904. -
All peifons are hereby forbid, making, yend-
ing or ohng fach Machine, within the coun-
tie, sforeisid. under the pensisy of the Law.
without the liberty OF Us, or ouf agents being
il'A granted them. Any perfon, upon applying
to us for 40 individual righs. OF larger fcsls,
may have the liberty granted them for a n,ode-
rate compenfnion. ~. 4f1
BORDEN RATfIBUN.
ROBERT H. NILES. Nt
HicktoSd N.K. J zAfb NIB Mo. 100. r
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To be Let.

A CONVENIENT Dwelling. Houis. veIi
4 4 calculated tor boarding and lodging, fitust-
ed on the areet leading from MIR. Robert Stevens
hosle TO his wharf. Likesife. retail mop,
on the fou,h iids Of the Red Market. being an
excellent itand tor bufineis. adjoining the Dwel-
ling Houfe Of MIR. WilIian Freebaay. For
particulars, enquire Of SPENCER HALL.
Newport, AuguA I'd, 1904. CttefH
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
Doors, SHOES & BucKETs.

THE fabfcribcr tskes this method 20 inform
i fhe Poblic in general and his friends IN
particular. that he carries on the Boot, Sboe. Il
6nkei- Mating bufiuefs. al his Shop two doors
wea OF John Gardncr's. Efq. in the Ferry
Wharf Lane--where he is ready TO attend to
their calls, having procured the bcii Of materials
therefor. f
cjr A good workman at the lar mentioned
branch Of buiineis. lif he calls foon) will fsd
employ and good wager, by applying to M
JOSEPH -DYRE.
Nsrvfer, Msy as, 1904. g.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
Nathaniel Nabn,

- ESpECTFULLY info,ms the Public, that
AZ he has taken Shop three Doou North OF
che New Chusch Lane. where all KINDS Of TIN
WARE. can be furniihed at the fhorteft notice.
and on as resfonable terms - can be bought in
this Town. CONTAIN, attendance will be given
and the fnaileR favor acknowledged.
Stove Pipes, either of Tin or Sheet. Iron,
made with difpa;ch.
- Cah, and the hishef price, given for
old Pewter aud Lead.
Newport, Ota. a.. f6o
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
MEDITERRANEAN PASSPORTS.

Notice is hereby given, that is has been
deemed cxpedien, to change the form Of the Me-
diterrancan PsGport ilsaed to veaels Of the u
nited States that from the eighth day Of Jolly
next, thofc of the new form will be ifued at the
cuaom houfes TO every veGel, for which sppli-
cation may be made on compliance with the
terms prefesibed by law and furrcndering the
former psGpor Of which fhe may b. pofIeGad, il
any, In which latter cafe no fees will be required
Tor the exchange: and thar by an arrangement
ssreed upon by the Barbary powers, with whom
we are st peace. either the old or the new form
Of pa6Port will be iufdcieot to proted the vef.
iels Of the United States, from capture until the
4 q OF July ISos. after which the OLD form Of
pshport will be unavailable and che new one
clone in ufe.
Department. Of State,
z3d ofMsy. 1900. On
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Rhodes e Hammond

HAVE FOR sALG, ~
(WbOisfaLf and Refaa)
j AMAlCA ipirie 4th proof.
Cognac Brandy "a do.
Barcelona do. 4th do. f5
Holland Geneva,
HAVANA brown. Do. white,
Lump
Hyfon, Soochong, I TRAs of the
& Bohea fra quality
Coffee. Pepper, Pimento,
Ginger, Muaard. Nu,megs,
Alum, Sal,petfe, Benncphove's Snrff,
Supe,6oe Flour. Olaf, Ware, ne
A fey bales Cotton Wool Of an excellent quality.
10 Barrels Mef & Prime Beef & Pork, &c. &c.
Nsses0ri, Jsnt 7. 1904. 0z
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
Carding Wool.

THE Public are notified, that JoNATEkN
Il Nichols and JoskrB CvNDALL have
ercS,eA Machines tor breaking and eaTding into
Rolls Shrcps Wool, at the Mills Of faid Cundall
ia Portsmouth. on this I1and. Thefc who
win TO have their wool broken or cs,,led, may
depend on having the Work done well, and
with Difpa,ch. After the Wool has been dolly
picked aud grcafed, with one Pound Of faft
Create or Oil 10 from o to g Pounds Of Wool.
il Mould be fent 10 Sheets or Blankets. in which
the Rolls may be packed aud tranfportcd to any
dilance without injury.
NICHOLS & CUNDALL.
Perjucsfb 5sly :, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

Or The Patrons of this paper are
refpetifvlly informed, tia, Four years have near
" elar.et iicce the commencement OF its publ.
cation; & that's lpeedy & general ie,sement With
tholc Whole accounts are Of one, two, and three
ycan Banding, becomes indifpenfably nsceGary.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06

THE AMERICAN SAILOR BoYs
-. WRITTEN AT sEA.

f1E AMEkISAN oAlLOk BO1s
wRITTEN AT sGA.
IRON diaant fields. unknown to fame,
n Which Ssfquehanna's waters lave.
A little fhephetd boy came. ~
Refoly'd to plough the ocean wave.
For oft the psfIing frangcr told
The merry life The isiIof led,
Who rov'd from cline to cline for gold,
No care 10 hover o'cr his head.
With cautious Repst 6ra move,
And timid climb the nipp'y fhrouds;
Bot boIdcr grown, mount above,
And hang fuipeuded in the clouds
With fcaflcfs breai fifidc the yard,
And fsiftly feek lie uimoR verge;
Nor think my iot OF danger hard.
.Bst ,fmiIing, eye the daihing forge.
When periIs psa fecurc from harm.
And fzic in port oar vef[els moor'd.
pnbasf by battle. FIRE or horm.
Hyto fee my maid ador'd.
Then with an eager hard pour
My reafufe In the lap Of Jane,
Live quietly month aihoie,
Thea eek the roaring wave, again.
sgttNg III .fra ROWLAND.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
John & Henry Cahoone

HaV< ,fs, Iait ar fbrn Store on Banyqt,'i W5a,f,
+ FOURTH proof JAMAIcA RUM,
F l. HOLLAND GENEVA,
ALiCANT BRANDY.
SCPERFINE FLOUR,
RYE & BUCK WHEAT, do.
t POWDER, per cafk.
SHOT, by the bag, T
ROSIN,. by the bbl.
Ship and Pilot BREAD. by the quantity,
Ready made COLOURS. different kind,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-06
Dry Goods for CAN only.

THE Subfcribcr intending TO quit the line
4 Of bnGnsf. he az prefent Puriues, has
mask'd all his Goods. including box Of Hats
aGor,ed, at not exceeding per cent. tthe uloai
prohr being 10 per cent? on cof, by retail :
many le6, aud fome at cof.
A large qusntity Ct the above Goods, ec
pecially Broad Cloths and other Wooiens, was
pOrchsfed at very low advance, upon the Aerl.
ing coa.
tle likewife ofen for Sale or Leale, his
Eaate. fitua,e on Thames Street formerly the
properly of AarOs Sb.J6rd.l For terms, apply
70 EBENEZEK SHEARMAN,. or
JOHN R. SHRARMAN.
Ne1opovf Dee. IL. 1903. 67H.