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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

IN -FOUR PARTS.
/. An address TO he married Lady who is the
Mother Of Daughters.
II An adi,ess 20 "a. newly married adv.
II. Some importan, hints 10 the Midwife
~ An essay m the management and common
disease of Children.
b. SiHUEL X. JENNINGS.
The u;ls aud head, Of this work are Considera-
81. oppressive Of its nature and design Each
pa con- ms moral yehc 'tious adapted to he cha
~ so ,or which they are intended; bur the, com
pos IN the whole, medical book Of such sor, as
neCr>s1n', interests every family. The plan IS
conducted with Al! ps,D.ole smpicity and plain.
ness, and viii be fnumd a very great convenience
to the Ladies
twill b, printed or neat plain Tyne and good
Paper. and 1t is supp 9sed will contain t,vo hun.
DIRE! and forty pages of a duodccimo size.
The price 20 subscribers, Il neatly bound, will
be Os Il IN boards - I'd
So soon a. the work is foished the subscribers
may apply to Mr Nicol.on, and Others wi,h
whom hey ma make their subscriptions, who. ON
Te"- ing payment, will deliver to them teir
books
nurAber oF copies will be deposited with Mr..
.,easan and other book sellers; from
ON tie public nay &c supplied
The author ial,crs himself that his work will
be found a very useful one Having submitted
rs manuscripts o Inc inspection Ofseveral respeGt-
abe and iudcious men he is encouraged 20 ven
tufc this publication IN favor of himself He is
" i' aware. tha' the composition may be calouiat-
e. Tor usefu'ncss and yet lor want Of being push
e. forward INFO public notice il may lie dormant
on he book seller shelf A. his cherdesign was
10 be beneficial ms fellow citizens lie IS deter-
mined TO spare pans which may be necessary
70 circulate his ba5ksi and they will therefor,
probably be offered t'r ale most Of jhe cour..
houses OF she aver counties Of the STATE of Virgi
ma. lie thanks he pltrlOtiC reutisnen Of fl.
1" h uses Of egisIaiion who gave him friendly
encouragement aud calculates OF their influence
NJ their respective counties, 50 far as the merit of
the performance may cscrve ;hcir aid
SAMUEL K. JENNINGS.
February 5, 1904. 3m
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$1,000 tickets a, 10 dollars each, 10000
N. u Prizes subject to deduction OF IL per
cent
This lottery has been authorized By the Legis.
lature OF Wig MIA, for the laudable plrpose OF C.
retlins seminary of leaning in or near the me.
trOpclis of thS state. With this view, il is con.
templV,edt to raise 20 600 dollars and , 50Od Ill4rs
in addition for defrYIng the expenses attendant
on drawing the lottery. Citizens o. the irst re
spettab'liy have been selected as trustees. and
they have pledged themselves 10 use their utmost
eNer;ians u carry 1t nuo eled The schem. has
the advantage of giving each advert rer,
chance tar some very large prizes, willis, tht 90
portion oi prHes to blanks, IS ,rea 90 20 invite
tine friends Of the intended institution 20 pa,tIke
IN the oIety, with very little RISK OF rheir hecom-
my losers The treasurer OF the state Is 40 be ap-
p'in'cd 20 receive the money far the tickets a.
they are sold, aud to paj the amour: Of The pr
zes 10 the fortunate @dvea,urers Il is believed
that tine above considerations vii, induce 4 rapi3
SAFE Of tickets, aud the drawing viii commenc> as
soon As i sufficient number shall be sold 10 au,ho-
rile (which IT Is believed Will oe on tae second
Monday IN December next.
Richmond, January -, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

by order of rhc Board of Directors Of the
= Manchester ruuapi>e Company, the Stock.
hol ers are hereby required 10 ~ the further sum
OF ven ant AZ half dollars, oD each share, into
the bands Of the Treasurer, on orbefore the first
day OF April nest.
jAMES BRANDER, Clerk.
Manchester, GIN Eeb 1904. (uNhA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
Valuable Property.
The subscriber offers tor sale that valuable un-
improved
Lot of Ground,

Situate on he main in the CITY Of Richmond,
containing aboursixty SIX fcer m won, and running
one hundred feet back. on the cross s-reetleading
TO the basin oil the canal, < Immediately oppuse,o
the corner stor,snow IN tue occupancy OF Messrs.
Pickett, Pollard and Johnston, aud hat of Mr..
Charles Spencer. The numerous advantages at
tending tbis proper, needs no comment - suu.
alton beng IN HE l.nre OF business renders it an
Object for public or private employ ment. ana IS
perhaps the most eligible IN this city for either -
ANY person DESTROYS Of purchasing viii be treat-
ed with privately on application at any time be-
tween this and the first day of May next, and It
not sold previous to that day, the same ~ Ill be Of
ferci for sale a. public au,u'n the iilh day of
5hai month, and the terms thereof made known.
JOHN M.sNERY.
Feb. 18Th, 1904.
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A Proclamation.

- authority of the President ~ the United
& , States, reward OF 500 dollars Is hereby Of
fered toany person OF persons, who shall AZURE
bend and secure III some Jail within the United
States or deliver 10 Recommending officer Of any
military post within the United states. or ITS ter.
ritcries, ] dMGS WOODS. charged with tho
murder OF i Cherokee Indian. in Buncomh county,
IN the state OF North Carolina on o. -hour the l4fh
day OF January last--Sald Woods is about thirty
Two or thirty three years OF age, five feet nine or
ten inches in height. is stouy and well made, has
thick sandy hair and beard, and fair complexion.
has at times worked at the si,ver.smi,h's trade.
and has left wife at Pigeon settlement, near
where the murder was committed
Given at the War-OfIice, City of Washing
ton, the lst day of March, 1904
NV DEARBORN. Seer, of EVo-.
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JuYcniIc InStrllGion.

rE7HE Senior Class in J. Ogilvie's school have
4 commenced the study of Criticism Ethics
and Act PIN sizes: an anal, SIS of the PRINCIPLES
of Political Economy and Government viii con.
cille ,nis part Of the course. Young men who
h1ve not had an opportunity Of studying these
b-trchcs Of sce.oe, (of al 9th r. the most i'm .
pos ln- u sncn as pr' iiterar, .c al 1ru1lni-
81 en-, neuce,5 viii probably lini oie manner IN
which they are tausnt IN his school. peculiar,
sa'-u'4 a TO facilitate a 'd evye lie their pro
grcss. The senior cir5s is at present clm,o IT,. g.
81 sevcn-een young men; but AS J . com nun,.
sUsq i1s'ru6ti,n on these subjects entirely thro'
the medium Of Lectures, ei 3t or ten ad itioY n
s'udrnts, would extend his u ility and -rcreas,
hi5 .0o.uneuls. Ni h0ut imposing upon him
mucn u,rc labor rhtn be- at present undergoes.
ItIc.-lonl. Narch 70 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

MHNUKECTORY.


THE subscriber takes this mode OF returning his
thanks 20 his former patrons, aud Informing the
public III general, that Le has ,by tcsue OF his
uiends) re-commenccd the MANUFACTURE
ING Of BURR NlLL.-STCNIS and having
III nIshed himself with q suppl, ~ the hes, ma.
terals, and having had s,Icen years experience
IN the business, III Baltimore, Petersburg and
Richmond hopes 20 Ne able to give satisfaction
to his employers.
The stones ne will warrant to be as good as a
ny in the United States.
Any orders .ef, with Capt WILLIAM PEN
Noca, Norfolk; Cap. WILLtAu CHAMBERS,
stauntOm; Mr. WiliIAM Hay, Wythe county,
OF M. RoOEUT MooRE, Petersburg snail be du
y atrenIe,, 20, ami country produce received in
% n'suJ, ~ ,he customary prices.
{ - TWO APPRENTICES viii be tatsn
to the above business aud ahott time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond Jan. 10Th, 1903. 0f)
Ne. FOR SALE, PLdISTER af'PiRkS,
IA stone or ground, for the improvement, of land,
With directions for he use thereof
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
4 Number Of Lots,

Intersefted by commod:ous streets, crossing a.
right angles, running due North and south, wv
East and VI est, agrseably to = plan deposited al
Mr.. samuel Peasants Oifice.
This lana hes upon the margin or James river,
and adjacent 70 that part Of Richmond called
Rockets
The advantages of ,his properly will presen,
themsevesi 10 any person who will view IT, The
channel runs very near the bank, s. that so high az
% be entirely safe from freshcs. Valuable ware
houses are already erected near this spot, and
there can be no doubt that the apid increase If
population and commerce of Richmond will rem
der !, desirable, both IS place Of residence and
OF business.
ltis known thar the canal which has been accom-.
pIished - a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, and must shortly
he communicated win ,ide water, & the improve.
mens Tor land carriagt, afford the means OF cor
veymg 10 this place the productions OF ali extensive
y fertile country heretofore carried 70 the no thern
markets for want Of these facilities; and if ., o.
perry managed, must make il tie important point
OF Junction hetwiXt the Eastern and Western peo-
pie. as well depot as market for produce, coal
and foreign merchandise.
The legislature have lately incorporated a COM
Pary Tor deepening the channel Oftle river so as
to bring ships of 500 tons burhen 20 Rockets.
Andhavealso established bank on {, tensive piin-
ciPles which must greatly increase commercial
enterprise
These important considerations contribute to
render the properY nov offered for sale an obira
OF attention to the Landlord, Merchant and Me-
chauic.
The terms of sale will be one fourth for ap
proved nores' the residue on bond payable II, Isl
janua's Mex, to carry interest if nor paid p -'
s,'y' and 10 tide in~Ge until ,he bond shall be dis
charged. a discount OF orer cent OH the LIS, pay
ment, VII. be allowed for ready money
WM.- MAYO.
Powhatan, Feb 9th, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
NOTICE.

I 'HE Election Tor Common Counc1l-men and
Aldermen for the city OF Richmond " ii con-
mence OF the lst Wednesday in April next, a.
greeabe 10 al a0 Of the General Assembly.
]. WHITELA W,
SERGEANT of the city of Richmond
3. The place for holding the Elecion ir
Jefferson ward, at the court house of said ci,y..
m Madison ward, at the Eagle Taver-ia Mon
roe ward, at Judge Wythe's new tenement near.
" opposite to the dwelling house Of Mrs srax-
ton. J. WHITEL AW, Sit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
THIfNrY D0LLAR8 REW4RD.

L uN away from the subscdher on SATURDAY.
uie 10Th Of February, 1904. dark mui4,to
man called BlLLEN, - or 25 years of age
icci g or7 iecnes high, das "A chick head of hair
which he combs up, aud litie iu,lmablc TO be bow
legged Is vey po,'e and conycrsaut, ard no boubt
wti aHc1p- TO pass ms free man DE S. a good
waiter aud an cyc.IIcnt hosIcr the latter occupa-
ton he Us very fond Of ! have reason 20 believe
he w.. make fer the county of Fauquicr. having
q bro.Icrin that county thc property of W. Pick
eros bic dress consisted Of q round blue Jacket.
vi'h h.ue aud dab partaoeus. pair of boots
rd ira her hot. and cavricd off other clothes.
Vi. give ihe above reward 20 any person vino
wIl deliver him 20 me in Hfn0vcr county near
Newcastle, or secdre him IN jail so that get him
again. al masters Of vessels and Others are
frf-warned from carr ing him out Of the state on
tiiciT peril.
THOMAS gLhKEY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

4 man who writes a plain
hand, is in want OF employment q line address
Sod to A b. and left with Mr. Samuel Peasants.
jr. will be attended to.
March 9, 1905 IS
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FOR SHE,
THE STATE, CALLED
Y 4 Rim A,

\ itNG on James river, in Henrco county,
Il twelve miles from Richmond, and about the
same distance from Petersburg. The quantity OF
lana about 800 acres, OF winch 500 ate OF the hes,
quality in the state for wheat, lying IN 4 gentle
and uniform slope entirely above floods complete
~ tree from stumps and all obstruiions TO the
plough yet continuing in strong heart. The re.
ma'nder IS mostly, rather uncommonly high and
arm tide marsh, about one fourth cleared; 10 or
~ acres completely surrounded by 4 good bank of
clay, which has been extended, with the view of
recianng the whole, rs far rs about two thirds
OF the requisite distance. The wood which can
be Carried almost from the stump on board LARGE
sea vessels upon two spars, for the distance of
three iourths OF mile along ;he skirts OF the TO-
rest Will pay all the eXpen Uses Of recar,ing MA.
ny tunes over. part which was formerly re-
claimed from the tide, proved dry enough for to-
o2cco, and brought several immense crops OF it
without showing possibility ofexhaustion. The
marsh abounds with that tall and fine natural
grass, the hay of winch is thought by numbers
preferable 20 tinothy.-A few valuable Negroes
raised on fireplace viz, three men and woman
also about score of cows and oxen of the
Ampthi'l and Boynton breed mixed, some other
stock, about score and half OF Spanish ewes
very nearly pure Merino's blood, and 100 barrels
oil com, will De left ON The place The tenant is
bound 10 furnish seed and SOW full crop ofwheat,
about 100 acres, in due time. The estate will be
shewn 10 vistants, by Mr. Moses Bates and Mr.
w. Radford, living upon it Mr.. George IefFer-
son Of Richmond, or Mr. Thomas Es,on Ran.
dolph, will make known the terms to aDnlicants.
and Will either OF thcn conclude = bargain, which
the proprietor Will r;iify.
Il December so, 1908.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
January 81, 1904.

- TICKETS to be had Of Robert Pollard,
Doa John Brockenbrough, lr. VIM Price, iReg)
Samuel E,easants. IT,. and William P.ichaid
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kOk nILh.
FD' "-1IsE'
AbOut 40 acres Land,

Lying ou he ruer Ch7p'l and me River roads
ha'fa nile from the river ~ 'Vcstham. aud 81.
- r Inc CITY of picrn1Dj. three fourths ir
W. Is Tbi. t'ni m're, the importan, adj.
ve"'ages of &. 'i soil, Convenicncy to tine seat
Of g eminent . handsome situation for br,id.
mss -l YER heal-hy--a good mil seat with per
m'ssi7" to cree mill, an ablu lance OF OAK and
pn 'Eb-r and good spring wafer.
Il,t ru1scrib5r would be GLAD also 20 treat for
two @, hree BRICK TaNEWENTS not f,
from 90. capitol Thee houses are not finished.
BIZ they wiil ID, cpupetelio the course Yf the EN-.
surI spring, AVID ono nj lem is eo,y il sufficient
fOrv ardress to shew i've plan of The buf1inqs.
JOHN PENDLTTON.
City Of 7ichmond, 2J,n Jan 1894 "A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

Isl March. 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
BY Authority.
Scheme Of a Loftcry.
10 BUILD an AcADEMY IN THE CITY OF
RICHMoND.

PriIe-last drawn ticket, having
i blank 10 IT'S nnn,her. %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
MARRIED LADY's COMPANION,
Poor Mans Friend.
IN -FOUR PARTS

IN FOUR PARTS.
/. An address TO he married Lady who is the
Mother OF Daughters.
II An adi.ess 70 ne newly married Lady.
III. Some impoIlan. hints 70 the Midwife.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22

MOTIcE Is hereby given. ,hs.w the fob
IN fcribeu. have purchaied the patent right
for the counties Of Wilmington and Keat, for
making. udng. and vending Machine for the
purpoie Of wa(hing closths, icourins and fuIling
cloth, under the original patent right which was
granted by the Congrcf, Of the Uaitsd States Of
America. unto Dasitiq. Dean. of the State Of
New York, on the aoth Of February. 'so4.-
All pe'f,ns arc hereby forbid. making. vend-
ing or uGng fuch Machine. within rhc ccun-
ties sforeiaid. under the penalty of the Law.
~ithoUr the liberty Of u', or our agents being
6ra granted them. Any perfon. upon applying
20 rs for an individual right, or larger fcsle.
NAV have the liberty granted them for mrde.
rate conrenfaticn. BORDEN RATHBUN,
ROBERT II. NILES.
WtLfrd(MK.) a4t6 7fb No. Iso4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
Waihing Machine.

vT-tIE fubicribcrs having pure ha'cd the pa
1 Ten, right tor the counties OF Newport &
Rriacl, tor making, uhog, and vending 10
Others TO be ucd. Machine .or The purpo.e q
wsfb;ng clothes, fulliog. fcourns. and cleauGne
Cloth, vndet the original parent light, which
wa, cranted ny the Congrcf, Of the Uui'ed
States OF Amesiea, unto Daniel s. Deem. of the
town OF 3eekran, in Du.chcfr county. State o'
Newyo,k. on the so'h day OF February. 1904.
Al psrfoss a,c hereby forbid making. uins, OF
vending faid Machine. within the cooniies afoTe.
isid, under the penalty Of the Law, without the
authority Of US, or oor agents, bcing hra grant
ed them. Any perton msy bc accommodated.
by calling on BENZ AMIN PITMAN, Jun.
JOSHUA NICHOLS.
NJ. 3. Thofe who may win 70 purchafe
lie Pa,ent right for the county Of Briftofs will
pleate 90 apply AZ shove.
Newport. Sept. 10. isoS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
Tra r,etived, end fer Jak BY
JACOB RICHARDSON,

y, at fbe Pgf- Office,
IIOUSE Paper Of every kind, American,
i i Enslilh, French, and Hamburg. in ad-
dition 10 h. large aGostment of 5000 pieces.
with B,rdesa. He has jaA received na@ber
OF new Books 70, falc or circulation.
Moffs sod Tiypits, a large aairtment---
Men, fur Gloves, Mit,s, and Caps-Far Skins,
RuiIis, gray, white, and fpoiied.
Tickets in South Hadley Lottery IS Cla'')
at Five Dollars Fifty Cents, which begins 10
draw the as,h ioa. Alto, Tickc" IN the Wick-
ford Academy Lottery.
Writing Paper OF every defcription. by the
rsm or quire--Sla,es Of all fzcs, "i'h agene-
raj afor,mens Of Stationary.
Charts, European Picis--WsR' India and
American ditto.
Eaglifh Moaard. by the pcond--Sweet
o., by the haik.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
For Sale.

A FAKM pleaisutly Gtuared in the North
L n Society e the town of Leborsn. in Con-
netticut, fso and an half nile, north oe the rev
Meeting Houfe, containing eighty tx acres Of
excellent land, well proportioned for moving.
blowing. Pafuring, and wood land, together
with good orchard, iuficient TO make thirty
or forty barrels of Cider yearly. Said Farm il
well ~ster-d, and urder good improvement
handfomely ftuatcd near good School. which
continues nine months in year. For further
particulars. inquire Of the fubfcriber. living on
the premi|es. AMOS CBEEVER.
Le6oner, Oa. asts. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
MEDITERRANEAN PASSPORTS.

Notice is hereby given. that is has been
deemed cxpediens TO change she form OF the Me.
diterranean PsfIpor iIued 20 vefels of the u
ni,ed States that from the eieh,h dav OF July
next. tho(e of the ncw form will be i,iued at the
cuftom houiss to every vetel. for which sppli.
cation NAV be made on compliance with the
terms pseicribed hy la~ and fusreuderipe the
foencs psaport OF which fhe may b. pcTcged, II
any, IN which latter cafe no fees will be feraired
Cor the exchange: andshat by IN arrangement
sereed crcr by the Barbaty, powers. with vhor
we arc at peace. either the old or 's,e new forr
Of psnpos' will Be fuficiens to pro,ee the vel
Se,s Of the United States. from capture until III,
ifi cf Jolly 1906. after which the old form O
raTcor, will be suavailahle and the new 90,
slore in ute.
Department OF Sts'e,
33d ofMay. 1895. J On
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
RICHIRD Barker,

. ESPECTFULLY informs hi, friends. and
IN former caRomcr, thar he has removed to
the hoele 0, Mrs. LrLLiBsIDoR, on the Pa
rade, one door ealt of Mr.. Cba,IeJ Fske'' Apoth-
ccary Store. where he will coutinue TO keep a
private BOARDING. HOUSE. Two or three
aeady bosrders may ne accommodated asIow as
at aoy Boarding. H9uie in Ncwpou.
Neg020tf, on. II, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
For Sale.

a N excellent lot of land. under good i'm
= PTosemeot, very pleaisntly i,naied on
The main road leading from Newport 10 Brito
berry, containing about ~ acres, with Dwell
hng- Houie, Barn. Crib and young Ofchard
thereon, aud we'll Of good water that never
tails. IL will be fold on reafonsble terms. For
particulars, apply to the iub!criber, On the prem.
ii-i. JONATHAN ClBBS.
Psrymamb, on. 3, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
Carding Wool.

THE Poblic are notified. that JossrHAw
i Nichols and Jos.rH CyxDALL have
ereetei Machines for breaking and carding into
Rolls Sleeps Wool. at the Mills Of faid Cundali
in Portsmouth, on this Hand. Ihofr who
with 10 have their WOOL broken or carded. may
depend on having the Work done well. and
with DfPa,ch. After the Wool has been duly
picked and greafed, wirh one Pound Of lofs
Create or Oil TO from 10 to IS Pouoas of Wool.
ia f,ould be fnt in Sheets OF Blankets. in which
the Rolls may be packed and uanfpor,ed 20 any
diltsnce without injury.
NICHOLS & cUNDALL.
PoyJfmaxtb JaLy ,,Iso4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
Nathaniel N0fon.

p ESPECTFULLY Informs the Public. tha,
IN he has taken Shop thIee Doors No,th o:
the New Church Lane, where all k,nds Of TIN
WARE. car be furnihcd al the hortea notice,
and 90 as reaionsblc terms az can be b9usht in
this Town. Coni'ant attendance will be gwen
and the fmalleft favor seknos lodged.
Stove Pipes. either of Tin or Sheet Iron.
made with difpa'ch. "a Cain, & the hiGheR
price. given for old Pewter and Lead.
Newport, Od. II. $50
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
Mrs. ATKINS,

(From Fba0dtlpbia)
INFORMS the inhsbitlnIs OF Newpot and
L its viciniry, sha, lhe has jua opened Store
in the Carving and G:dins line, 10 Thames
Rreet, near The Theatre. s7here ihe has for isie a
hand lome agor,ment Of
Prints g LoOking-Cla0ss.
Prints and P:eiuTcs, iismed sod g,azcd, with
neatneh. old Frames fe-eilt, 10 ss 10 make
them look a, well as rev, on the moft rfonsble
terms. As fhe i' going to- the Sou,bsard, her
Hsv will be fhort here :-Theretosc, thoie who
win any thing in hc' line. will peaie apply
toon. Neqpb0r, Od. 10. 6v.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-22
John & Henry Cahoone

Have foy /aie al fbeI Store on BonIqsr'5 Ebarf.
FOURTH proof JAMAICA RUM.
l. HOLLAND GENEVA,
ALlCANr BRANDY.
SUPERFINE FLOUR.
RYE & BUCK WHEAT, do.
POWDER, per cafk.
SHOT, by the bag.
ROSIN. by The bbi.
Ship and PILOT BREAD. by the quantity.
Ready made COLOURS. different kind,.