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Ertrad 6fa letter from Matches, dated l4ay fe.
g A very heavy rain has lately fwept away all the
bridges in the country. Great damage has been done
the crops. Property, including mills, cotton pins,
ilaves, cattle, horfes &c. has been deroyed to the a.
mount of 100000 dollars. Our country is rather
gloomy at preientno circulation ard but little bus
hefs."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-30

Abraham Venable,
George Jeferion,
Jofeph Gallego,
Benjamin Hatcher,
Samuel Pleafants,
Jofeph Selden,
John Harvie,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-30

VIM. B. Giles,
George Tucker,
Edw'd. Darlington,
Robert Pollard,
William Mitchell,
Jas. H. Leitch,
James Brown.
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Mediterranean FagsDo,tc.

IT Office is hereby given, that it has been
- deemed expedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean pafport iliued to vefiels Of
the United States; that from the sth day of ,u-
ly next, thoie of the new form will be iiiued IT
the cnitom houfeS to every veGel, cor which ap-
Phcation may be made on a compliance with
the terms preicribed by law and inrrendering the
former paiiport of which ihe may be poitiIed,
If any, IN which latter cafe no fees viii be requi,
red for the exchange: and that by all arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form of pafport will be fuAcient to pro-
tect the veilels of the United States, from cap
ture until the LIT of July 1905, after which the
old form of pafIport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufe.
Department of State,
esd Of May, 1904.
The printers ottbe LazvS otfbe United States are
,re2nsRed to insert the above in their Gnsettes
tSOiee 9Veek for THE space Of. s months, and the
Cohf47orJ ofbe egR0n'j 10 Keep copies Of it bo7ed
up in their offices.
June, 9.
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VIRGINI4:

AT Il HIGH COURT OF CHANCER1', HOLDEN 1T TIE
cAPiToL, IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, 5fk
March, 1896.
BETTBEN
Mary Rt:6Fn, erecutris, and Herbert Czai-
borne, James RnLfn and WiHia,u Rs.tfn,
executors Of Robert Ru1fa, and jams
RH57n, HIli0m RuJfn and Sterling Rut:
in, Projecting in their oqcn behalf Pltffs.
and
BiHiam Maelin, Ltanr Hicks and Nancy bis
Z. Nye, E'i!Ham Ger and JObn Gee, Defts
HIS cagje, aubieb abafed as TO the plaintiff
a Mary RnJfn, 9r Der death, came on .be nth
day Of March, in the gear ofopr lorGone fbonLand
ie4If" baadrr& aud ninety fix, to be heard on tbs
blA, an/7Ver5, exhibits aud examinations of zvit-
''i5$Ef, and S,aJ argued BY eemfl: on eoaGdera.
ton 'v6eTs9t, The eoF aOtb direR one ofifJ Cam
msBfOner5 to Fafe an account Of tire PAYMENTS
maze, y any payments guere made, fozrarGi dir
f7aTstns the DEBT, i1teysf Nnd charges iatsadfd
TO BE- lsenTed ~ the indentnye in the bill ,reiffd,
HHa Hyo 10 examine the bills Of credit aLeaged to
Pace sfe1 rendered BY Jim tones, on 6ebaLfef
ne dGfendo1t T'iL2iam Maclin, on tie ninth dir
Of December, in the gear one tkonjanA Ez,en bu,1-
drFa end eighty one, in orde, 10 A/co.oer qvsefbe,.
(teb biH5 ofcredit could be legally rendered at thar
time, GH@ the CommiE:one, IS e,abozvered to exa.
mine fSt plaintiffs in /olemn manner, and reaAiye
f6sr afA7ozVledgment or denial 2f( xcb beyn,ent5,
and fenar and to yxbort tie matters, as t5ey
I5HH Ntpear 10 !im, to tbe court, Rating GeciaHp
)tteb as TO him baN Iesm pertinent, o., b. the bar
tteJJbaH be dSE'ed 10 be 10 Rafed andtbe 6iH i5
dtimiDed, az TO the detfadant John Gee, qvbo bath
~ ms 0njqver dclain'ed any title to the Laad con-
Deyed BY tie indentmr atorei1zid.
II Copy, 2sfe,
PETER TIWSL Err C. c.
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inferred IN his garden, in eonlnon syave w:thouta
monument, or epitaph, and ms will has been
executed. His merit entities him to higher notice,
and ne VIII have in the memory of poiter.ty. Poile-
rity will not b. bound by the will which can only
exclude them from the of the wealth of the worthy
dead in any tribute to their memory. Even Jealous
Luther is not forgotten literary ioeiety at Maui
field have obtained the King of Fruiiias content to
erect I monument ia this berefacior Of mankind
The King mas contributed 500 dollars to the exreiio
Of public gratitude. The Protefant worhip is eta
blihed Wurzburg by ELECTORAL refcript of ith
of NOveni5er, sos.
(Sale.y Renter
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FOR SALE.

On H5srGi terms, b. tbr Sv55ryTker.,
HE HOUSE and LOT near the River
1 Bank, at preient in the occupancy Of MIL JOIN
4ayor and diitinguhed in the plan Of the city by the
number s, the property Of the efate of Patrick
wright dec. which, if not dro.ed Of privately before
the hrit DAY OF September next, will on that day n.
o'clock in the afternoon, be fold on the premiis for
one had cath, and the other halt on credit of 90 DAYS
!or an approved endorfeG no,s.-An indputab!e tile
wili be made beioIe the money is received
PROSSER e MONCURE
July Is. epls
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER
SONNET ON SCHOLASTIC p1scIrLrN


Or as pats the dome, where knowledge fair,
knthrais in captive chains the youthful band,
Where verral fancy breathes poetic air,
And claiiie flowers, aGorn the fairy lind;
II.
Far other Pounds, my A,rinking ear anal
Than paisoral pipe, or FLYER founding Tyre,
rar other murmurs load the vagrant gale
Than childhood gay, feft.ye youths nip,rs
The ieream of pain, the founding fcourge alarms
The wall OF aoguifh and the infants cry
Say knowledge fay, are Bsit thy boaitcd charms ?
10 Ills, the happneis Of infancy3
She'd FAR phiolophy, thy influence mild,
Exali the teacher, diienthra the child
Like vernal rofebuds, bright with morning dew,
Bidyouthful minds, their plealing talks purue
EUGENlUS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18
SCOTTvILLE JOCKEY CLUB.

NN TIE feor4 7i3'nJday IN Sebtem6er, svHI
- |e run jar, tie Seottvile e5aris, tie .fotElr
CAVs Pui,Sh q &. ioO---sb,rs mile benf,
IRE Day Gfler, NE PaJi Of tie Proprietor Of tie
Con./s, Of K. 5o--f7oo Dsilc bs.ts
Weights as follow
Arra Hoyjc,, I3s Ns
Six Tears Old, L.,
Five Years DO. III AT9TeJ . GeiHaes
F0yr Tears de- LOG aI'sred III.
Tire fcars do. 90
H.M. 14RCHER, Secretary.
AHggf IL, ep,5zv-27S
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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT

NCK lHumBERLANDC COUNTY COURT.
BALL
vs.. IN
j i heirs & repre- fe1itttives. '>'""ee,y'
3 Y virtue of Decree of the Court inthis fuit,
- WILL BE SOLD, on the 1T of October
next, If fair, if not, the next fair day, at the
late dwelling houie Of Mrs. Elizabeth Jett, dec.
to the higheit bidder, for ready money, the
three following TRACTS or PARCELS of
LAND, Tor 70 much thereof as may be fufIici-
ent to raife the fun of two thoufand dollars
with i1teret and cote of fut ITO wit, ira de-
vi1ed to Capt. William Ball by his father, con-
tanning by eftimation 376 acres, be the fame
more or lefs; out OF this tract will be excepted
an old Mill, with the and thereto adjacent AID
aPpertaining. The tract on which the faid lett
rei1ded ut the time of her death, containing 40
acres, more or lefs. And one other tract 70
merly part OF the efate of Max'n Hdynis, dec
containing 90 acres, more or lefs.
1heie tracts lie contiguous to each other, and
have been uied rs one farm they are iituate
near the Potowmac, about two miles below
the courthoufe on the main road leaiinp To
Fairheld5 Church, and about the fame Gaance
from Coan Warehouies.
The quality of this land is not inSrior 10
any in its neighbourhocd, and nearly tvo-thrcls
of it is well timbercd. It's lituation .fords an
abundance of excellent flh, oyGers, kc. The
dwelling and out houfes are futableIor the &c.
commodation ola FINAL family. Mr.. Samuel
Harding, living near the pemiEe, will fhew
them to any perfon wifhing to puchafe.
THOMAS d. DOWNING Q
RICHARD EDWApOS,
HIEROME r. OPE,
PETER C.RIcE, 2
July %. ep-Gw
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FO K SH E.,

N Poqcbafan eOanty,on HPpomaeox Riuer,
i q0bfre it is naqTgabie, knoqYn BY the name of
M'C0MPS Quarter, containing 42O acres: this
lend lies H6om four miles from Tire Court Hou/,,
and is qveH Gdapted TO tie culture of Tobacco,
Ln'aH grain cad corn. Samuel Woodjon, qvbo
H7e' near the kaAG, 7oi2ez it 70 ony nsrj5u zuks
may win TO bnrebaye.
TT Is not J0(d beforet the ~ ofSeptcmber NEXT,
lI !, g1o" tint deg 10 The bigbGR bidder,
JOHN F. PRICE. Z
Ric1mond, AIay so, 1909. Inauta; j2inn.
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COMlNISSTONER'J-OFFICF,
PETER TINSLEr, C. C..

RICHMOND, Nag ed, 1904.
The parties concerned are dcE,edtotake notice.
fhHt ba1e appointed Friday the t4venty.fbird
day 81 No9rn'ber next, for carrying into e6cH tbe
40ifbin Dleree, HoOn zUbie6 dqg tbeir affendanes
rs required at my office, auth thai, papers and &C.
counts ren9? far examination.
(eo-S7v/ I'm. H4d1-, NJ. C.
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He office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
a the Dhtria of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unlimited bufnes of the lad Office transferred to
me; the Collectors of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have been finally adult
ed and paid, are hereby informed, that they are now
F'ise"ed 70 call at my office, tie lily vi Richmond,
without delay and pay the balances due to the United
States-And thofe whole lands have been fold in The
drict OF Virginia by authority of an act of Conpre
Of the United States for non-payment of the Direa
lax, may redeem fuch lands, by paying to me within
the time Limited, the principal COTS and fees as the law
directs.
Asmoh Of the aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec: 1909, the privilege ofredempton will continue
until December next
The money received by me for the redemption of
the iad lands will be returned to the purchaer with
intereh at the rate Of % per per annum or the
Pnrehaie money, to the day on which it may be paid
to me- JOSEPH SCOTT.
Martial VD
July l. ep--tf,
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SPRING GOODS.

MI LIAM tempt
- ASjnf reeeiq'ed, BY the rip Rebree1 from
Z - London and 1'or.FBire fran Liz,er5ooi,
an ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
Smfn5ie to the /saE0n, eybick he spiN diboe Of OF
the njital terms.
Riebmond, My 9tb. If M
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18
SCRAPS FROM LONDON PAprps.

SCRAPS FROM LONDON PAPERS.
From great importations Of Dollars into En-
gland from the North, andtrom Liihon, as well as
from the United States, we are told they have
fallen TO four ihiliings and eight pence iterlirg
each, or TO within about three & an half per cent.
of their real value.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18

1t was an illnatured reply of Mr.. Windham's,
when it was faid,e Mr.. c. has vaft deal of
wit, to anfwer," He needs muR have 4'aR
deaf, for ne never qvaReJ any,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18

Your colours are beautiful faid deeply
r0nged lady TO Mr.. Bopner, as ihe was fitting
for her portrait, eyes madam" anfwefed he,
"y0nr ang'6ib and deal at TIE fame -Nop."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18

H65e Sieard, tie Humane LgRrut7or OF the
Deaf and Dnnib, nj Paris 5.is iafely been Sre)ent
ed sYifb fsv0 Beautiful d;amoad rings ofereaf q,a-
Ixe By the E7iferor CT RnGa.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18
a WET NM a. =
NIANTED to hire or purchafe, Wet Nurre
w without child Of her own Enquire of the
Printers Augut ST
CASH SALE OF LAND IN ALBEMARLF.

On SEPTEMBER l5tb, HTLL BE SOLD, in Char
hii1vih'e, fofbe bigJ9a hitter, /o, CAP,
He TRACT Of LAND lying ON the esO
Il hde of Rivanna, over againn Charlot,efville
containing about 600 acres, with new cotnmodious
DWELLING HOUSE. Two years Of leafe un-
der good reOrlctions have TO run after this. The
lard IS all of the South-Wea Mountain quality and
though much injured in parts, is in general Gil very
good, and all reclaimable. The fae proceeds from
deed Of truit TO indemnify againG os as fecurify ard
bail, which executed in December, 1902. bv
William Bache, Of Pennfylvauia, to
THOMAS M. RANDOLPH.
July %. eptfsses
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Lord Oxford, fayine that he made point of
never playing beyond the line of bis own under
Handing, Now, my lord" faid the countefs of
bncklnghamihire, " fee the realon, you nez,er
pLaI deer"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
- sa-.a-

Dge'ipfo" Of TIE Roe, E1E11Si, and III Delta, 7pit5
hn' Of @e NGiaeeHf parts at LOrjiana. By WiRiam
DUNBAR s !se Nafetez, communicated BY TIE A4t5or,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18

Lady Wallace fent very civil mef1age to Mr..
Harris, patentee of Covent Garden Theatre, Of
terlnG him her comedy for notbing--Mr. Harris
obierved that her ladyihip knew tee exai7 cake
ofit.
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IT was an illnatured reply of Mr.. Windham's,
when it was taid, &c Mr.. c. has a vaft deal of
wit" to anfEer, " He needs muG have qaR
DEAL for ne never qvgReJ any,"
"Your colours are beautiful faid deeply
r0nged lady to MIR. Hopner, as ihe was fitting
Tor her portrait, "yes madam" anfwefed he,
"r0nr Iang'bib and deal at TIE fame Nep."
Lord Oxford, faying that he made point of
never playing beyond the line of bis own under
Handing, " Now, my lord" faid the countefs of
Buckinghamihire, +" fee the reaGon, you ne4er.
Play deep."
Lady Wallace ient very civil meiIage to MIR.
Harris, patentee of Covent Garden Theatre, Of
fering him her comedy for notbine--Mr Harris
obferved that her ladyihip knew tee exa6 z,alue
efn.
Earl Stanhope has invented, and after much
iaoour broughtto perfection, a continuance ap-
piicaole TO any muical machine played on by
the finger as an organ, harpiicord, or piano, ;
by which the mulic is pricked by the mere ot,e-
ration OF touching the note, TO that copies ofthe
muilc may be multiplied as often as any tune is
played over.
new political and commercial paper is to
De publilhed in New-Orleans, by A. Marlchalk,
late publfher OF a Gazette at Natches.-This
makes the fourth print which has commenced in
that country fnce its acceliion TO the United
ota'eS' Phil. Gaz.
a new College for the Jefuit Order has been
conlecrated at Rome. The members are AREA
dy ilxty in number. They are to new organize
the Jefuit Order.
Orders have been fent out by the EAT India
company to their Governments abroad to en-
courage as much as pofli6le the culture of hemp
IN INDIA: Samples of hemp, the produce OF
our pofefiions in the Eaf, have upon the faireft
f1ai IN this country, been found far hyperion to
any Rufiian hemp ever imported into Great Bri-
tain.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18

The Court OF bavaria, whatever may have bee,
lnfnuatcd reipe6ting paR tranla9ions in that circle
have exPreGed public appreciation of the increafino
happineis of he people. AS proof of they conideT
the incrsairg number OF peaiantry, who by the
generolty Of the rich are reieafed from abis aaver
The council Of military juGice has been uppreGed
An Auditory General has been fubaituted with the
fame privileges in .he eiv courts IT, the EXCHANGE
NJ Auria. Bavaria receives part Of the BiGoprick
OF Ketnpton fcr the Burg1u. In 1905 in Vienna ard
the Lower Auitrid, we're 1904 MARRIAGES, 44455
births, and 1882 deaths The births exceeded
the deaths by $685. Among the deaths under 7
Of age were 2O,932 from to II years. 229 from,
II 20 10, 1893 fos, 40 to so, 2,159, and above 30
,5oG OF whom ievera were above 100 years of ace
Only 2o2 Pefhed by the fnnal pox, 70 very greatly
has this cias of iuerers been dimnihed BY he r1oG
important dfcovery ofthe vaccine. A newIyfem Of
forea Laws mas been obtained in Bavaria. The
advantages 70 the population, and TIE agricu ture Of
tho country may be known from the hfory Of theCe
lswo III England. On the lait LEIPZIG far were 26sj
German aGd Latin works OF which 27S were
Novels, and - pieces for the Theatre. The works
in other languages 1885, and 273 were articles of
Mulic. The Duke of SAKE Gotha, well known for
his Literature, and for his generous patronage of
learned ms, as dressed in his viii that he hould be
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
NICOLAS GEFFROY,

rs Coy7astt on band, an ekeass a6S,s.
4 / memf Of aoar,axfed, and eosman EaskE,
e Gsreaa Watcers q 7imepieee,, zubick he apiIl
kH ON ,re)ssAa.e ,erw.--He aJS ea,,is on fke
Goldfmith's & Silverf.nith's
BayGa.f in all its 6,asese,, q aciH make. or re-
par, any Kind 1 Je4vs!y, in i5t neafeft tfe,G,es.
He has likewiie for SAKE,
Wbols/ais and Retail, all kinds Of J7e7,,-'
eiiry. imported ana sftbe iafea t4l5,oss; esSfeu'
cold and Gfvsy tp0slef,; tLafed- and 6,a)s eas-
Aslsicks plafed axd B,n~rsia na-tss dj,ks,
6@~A 7sOords axd b0rger; blsted bRt,. Gir,ass
g Itars fea.nayf esfo,s Gndi,svs, @evei ard
tosgs !: ex1l<yy zra,e Of all ki2ds x,gbt and 6a,
Jey-giegfs; iadis and sen,ifmen'i poeta-b0ets: |:
a,e6Esg -gtaDSs; JgpesdsYs; fr.4Fs; boyf-scbips,
razer; Hepkm's famssi razsyoayops /; 6yf Braz..
ey ban :; b<ytamey IF all kinds, fran Lsn<aa ~~1
Pc,is; bQir- to1odev Rayeb bsa Mofkabau 81
Scotch jazF; and grsaf v0risty Of ofbe, a,feiss,
TOO xsme,uss TO i.jfyf IN an AdSsrfyfmrsf.
In addition to fbe a6sVe, be bas re-
criUed BY fbr Iatea imparfsfioss. a grsaf vdrtty
sf arsielfs in biz kae. smssg subirb are, Gsx,l,-
suer's fasDiing Sisee,, dsabk ard fsgLe. baryeFds
q,ariefy of myfeai isRrsm<sn asd tssiS; sit-
ear, tea nrn,; lssti<s gis0sss Jtsvefltc sfva-
riosr ks&s and fsGoxt J; IfsaSeks Of ~avious
prires frem 81. 10 3oc per pair !: tttgusf cold
RINGS e bnaf PINS, mlsi6 4un5 Srarl.
ar CAsH, and fbs bigbsq p,ies, siven
fov old Gold and Silver.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14

- ESpECTTUI.LY informs the Public, that
IN he has taken Shop shsee Doon North ot
the New Church Lane, where allkinds Of TIN
WARE. car be furoilhed at che ihorseR notice.
aod on ss sesfonablc icrms'ss can%be bought in
This Town. Cooitant attendance wilfbe given
and the fmalet favor sskrowIedged..
Stove Pipes, either Of Tin or Sheet Iron,
made with difpatch.
- CAN. and the highea price, given fo'
old Pewter and Lead.
Newport, Oct. ~. 100
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
NEW HO TEL.

THE fobfcriber informs the Public that he
L has now opened, aud made proviGon for
keeping a genieel Boarding -Hoofc. little
South Of Capt. Calt6 Gardaer'. wharf. Thames
ie5cct, where Ladies aud Gentlemen may depend
ON being accommodated to their fatisfSStion.
Every attention will be given. and the inalleit
iavors gratefully acknowledged, by shc public''
humble fervant, BENZ. FAIRBANKS.
Nfavto,f. 4pM 10. I33
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
TO THE PUBLIC.
NeacpOrf, Loag-Wb3yf No. II.
KeyeS & Brigham.

AAVE now for fale, and Of the fiIft quality.
4 4 by a large or finall quantity, whole and
half ba''cled prime mefs. met, and ptime Beef.
,mefs sDd prime Pork, Lard, Ha.Ds, bar Soap.
moah and dipt taliow Candies. ALTO, coined
and freib Beef.
ar Gentlemen defirons of being
accommodated with rhe bef of pro,iflon. by all
ing at iaid Store, viii meet the sres.ea en-
eoo'sgement. April 2s.iSos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14

a NDponsfion given the ss,h iaR. con-
A vrniens two.Rory Dwelling. Houfe, with
tour rooms on a aoor, we'll calculated for two
families. having two cellars undeI ii, Si,h well
OF excellent water in tic yard. Alto, q two
cory buiIdins. on the fame lot, calculated for
bahnefs OF slnoa soy kind, with cellar under
the famo. Said lot 10 htua,ed on Spring Sseet,
being about Il6 feet fquare. and eatsnds back
TO the Street eaRsasd OF fit.--Any peffnn win.
az TO pofehafe, or hire. may know the tetms,
by applying to WILLARD BRIGGS.
NrwtsT, Marb 4ib, 1904.
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JOHN r. TOH,NSEND 81 Co.

HAVE iot received alsrge iupply Of Wool.
i i en- and other GOODS. purchsied wi,h
saih. & which they Offer for ialc unsiualIy low !:
Among which arc,- bea fsperfnc brosdelcths /;
fecood, middIipg & low-pricei DIX low-prccd
and 6ne ladies costings aud Orlesns cloths; fsn-
nels bsizcs, wsiacca,ing; blankess; ribbed
and plain velvess 6-4 4 "A whise, black and
eoloared, csmbric moains white iatsin Dor.
dersd and black s. s. Ga camel's.hsii fhswis
Turkey- down ihswis cu!oured and black Cat.
tins; cotton and 6ik umnrellss, couu.crpanes
black buuibaz'ne one box meas hats ~ an ex-
cellens qoal'ty. and one ttink OF coIccrcd iu,e.
nrings. ct aGorted nandiome ceiour with a
variety Of other Goods. 100 tedious to enunesste.
G. Thote who may be inechted TO hem,
where the debt has been three months flsndinp,
arc defOed to call on them, and iesde the fare.
Nssfs,f, Jan. 4. 1904. 10
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
BLodget g Pouer

Have received by the John Adam, and Patty,
from Liverpool, and Union from Gree
mock, arrived at Bottom, and
per the George Barclay,
.via New. York
T7HlRTEEN bales, 81 CAKE, AZ cafes, IS
L trucks, and i {, bundles Of DRY. GOODS
and HARDWARE, ton,ammg t
s73 pieces fui,els, calimsncoes, bombazets,
Chsloons, Iatinets, durants, moreens, and tam
boreens of every colour and quality.
is6 do, common, fine aud fvpeIfae dim
ities.
81 do. Maricilles and mullines vcfiing.
SO do. plaid and asiped ginghams.
u7 do. plain and fancy t~,ipd osnkinets.
G, do. black and friped veivets.
81 dozen long and hort fiik gloves and
mits, every defcription.
/ z4S do. ladies' white, black and Ency-col-
oled fix and cotton hote, and mems whole and
halt brown, white, black and fancy cotton. cot
ron. and ELK, fix, and raw iiik, plain and laced
ho6ery, issiuhing every quality aud kind.
8s do. ladies' extra. long COTTON gloves
and mitts.
. 80 do mems and boys hats, fashionable and
fapericr inotly hat Innings. bow itrings, bands
and backles. al.d looping, qaantiIy.
IS pieces black iaces, from common TO
fupcrior.
aga do. iuper6ne, hus and common broad
cloths. aGorted.
81 do. a. and e.4 plain and fprisgcd book
mullins.
4l4o yards common and in grain carpet,
and csrpe,ting in conyenisnt bales.
|, aooo 90. fix and cotton fdfpender webing.
SIS dozen book muffin aud linen, white
and fancy bandaano, romal and pulicst handker-
chiefs, common TO hyperion.
ga do. purple and fancy patch lhawls.
6So ps. white. black and fancy plain and
embroidered csmbrick muilins.
600 pound white and colored threads, from
No. 10 to 100.
rso 10. fexins elk and twia, aGorted.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
Samuel w Wation

INFORMS his Fiiends and the Public, that
u he carsies on the B,pt add Shoe. Making
buGncis. on the Nor,h lide OF the Red Market,
and keeps ccnfan'ly on hand Suwarow Bools
Of aN Gzcs, as cheap "a Gao be purchaicd IN ths
sows.
Nf.rpsrt, M0y Q, 1904. SS