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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
MARRIED LADY's COMPANION,
Pear HANS Frfend.
N NlTR PANTS

l. an address 20 ,he married Lady who is the
Mother 5f Daughters.
II. An adoressto The newly married Lady,
III. Someimportant hints to the Midwife.
Nv. An essay on he management and common
diseases Of Children.
81 SAuUEL K. .TENNINGS.
The ride and heads of this work are cons;dera.
bly, expressive Of rs nature and design. Each
part contains moral fcaettons adapted to the cha
raAers Tor which thsy are ntended bur they com.
pose III the whole, q medical book or such sort as
necessarily interests every family. The plan is
conoUS.ed with al Dssoib!e simplicity and plain
ness, and viii be found very great convenience
to lie Ladies.
twill be printed on neat plain Tyre, and GOOD
Paper and it is supposed viii contain two hun.
dred and forty pages OF duodecimo size
The price 10 subscribers, IF neatly bound, will
be 6s. if IN boards Is. Cd
So soon as the work Is finished, the subscriber,
may apply TO Mr.. Nicolson, and Others with
whom they may make their inscriptions, who, on
receiving payment, will deliver TO them their
books
a ourAbet OF copies will be deposited with Mr..
Samuel P'easaois and other book sellers; from
whom the pubic may oe supplied
The autho. t.atteI5 himself, that his work will
be found very useful one. Having submitted
hismanuscyp;s the inspection of several resve0.
able and in ici1u5 men, he is ENCOURAGED 90 ven.
cure this publication IN favor OF himself He is
wei aware, tnat the composition may be calculate
cd for usefulness. and yer for want OF being push
Cd Forward into public notice, it may lie dormant
oline ssiler'ssfeif AS his chiardesipn was
TO be beneficial 20 his ielluw citizens he is dete~
mined TO spare no pains which may De necessary
CO. circulate his books; and they will therefore
probably be offered for 5ale 1T most of the court
neraes ri Che upper Counties OF tie state of Virqi
n.t. He thanks hc patriotic gentlemen Of the
two houses of legislation, who gave him friendly
eicoulareIncnt. and calculates on their influence
b" U,'r ye Peoya c.un.ics, SD far as the merit oc
ihe performance may deserve their aid
SAMUEL *. JENNINGS.
February 5, 1901 3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
1alfiaAqnock ksse.c CopyA Ae.dme 22dqf.

IathaAGmlOek haaec CoVyh hctd tie 22dqf
NoVrmtcr, 1908.
William Gregson and rance Gliur, Exe-0 -.
eutor aud ENecu,riN, &c. o. James Gil. =
DART dec Pan.ia, s.
AGAINST r.
Edmund IS ne, lsxecutor. &c Of Henry Todd, {
dec. ana Thomas Faunrlsroy, defendants. :
{r appearing 10 the court tnlt the defendant
Edmund Byre, is no aninhatuant oftnis STA c !;
On the motion OF he plaintiffs 10y their counsel,
Itis Odcea, that IL ,ppcar here on the FIRST lay
OF March term next, and answer The bill of the
conplais7ns and that q copy of this order be
forrhwi "a inscrted in some plbic newspaper in
the cry of 8ichm 1ud Tor Ewo months successive
y, and posted at the front door Of this courthouse
a. Copy,
Teste,
JOHN HAII.Y, deputy for
JOHN p. LEE, {. T. C.
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sr-99 advertisements, n't eacceeding a sguqre
IN length, are inserted :, This af'er fo,. sY.veu.
ty-aV- crnts ne fYsf tiw~; tiree dolurg for
Three ~ eks (6 ""ssj ana f.r epery a,'lii-
fio'aiiHserTi2n M 1fg-thrce ~cntq. ong o,,cs
tn tic Sane Neutrality-suspicious. strcfaicou
tact b. yaq,fe bv @y.1-..
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
United States 2fAmerica,
5fh Circuit, Virginia DISTRICT,

.NoYBMBER TENN 1908.
James Muse, pitf } III CteEcay,
AGAINST Ur'E
Villain col,esand Others. dcfrs. IN T.iaQctioq.
Tue defendant William ,ates, NOT having en-
.erel his appearance audgvcn security accord
ing n rule &C this cour,, and l. appearing to the
sau,ra }ion oF lhccoHr, 'hlc I've Is no an iIhabi-
INT uf this dstriq; On he motion OF the plants
b. his counsel II Is oyhyei that he said defend
an do appear here on the first day of thc neNt
term and answer the pa"tiit's bull; and that a
COPY If this order be forth n inserted IN some
on, Of rhe newspapers published in the city OF
Richmond for Two months succes,,y-iv and post
edup at the front door of -hc capuoI he said city.
a Cop,
Teste.
JAS BLAGROVE, D c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
TIE Celebrated English Stallion,

4 are the properly Of his Grace the Duke Of
p-f Bedford, and size Of Spectator, Taran,ula,
Jenny, Spinner Creeper, p'ienix, Hospitality, &c
viii strand the ensuing season, near FsrmvLlle, At
Ten Gnineas and a Dollar 10 the groom for each
nave. The season will commence the FIRST day
OF March next, and end the ist day of August col.
lowingi extensive pasrurage of superior quality
will DC furnished gratis, and The create n ent,on
paid. but no responsibility for accidents or escapcs
The money will be exprEted tor The season OF such
mares as are pastured before they are removed,
and notes sent with those thar are no- to be lef,
with The horse, payab.e the LIST Of August next.
Apply to RICHARD KNOWLES,
Agent for John Randolph.
Bizarre, Jan. IL. 1874. wtlIun
r =. Formyille is riles below Prince Edward
courthouse, and So froDa Cariersv,lle Mares fed
If reruiret
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
1ewcXer & Hnir W0rker.

- TsPrcrrrLLy informs his friends and the
pabli- iu general tliat he hs, commenced his
5u mess or the sign of the Dove and Locket, on
the Iaiu.s'tect, ni the house lately occupied by
SIR. M'Leod, nest door 10 M, Samuel Cla-L's
where he hopes from t'te experience which be-
has Acquired in MS profession, and ttrtt astcn-
non 70 the commands of MS customers, 90 merit
that portion Of inc public favor which he soi us.
lie has atpre en- ou hand, handsome a5sort-
ment Of TEWELLERl- ard GILTER IYORK,
manufactured under his own immediate insyec-
iau which he o6er3 for sale on the ioweet jernis
f3r CU5, on in exchange for old God g., Si,cr
y =. A Youth Of rce pefiab.e come Gions who
can r,'ad aud write would find with him sa -'iei-
dc situation as an Apprentice 20 the sboye
business Fwtfi
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-16
of COL UMBIA,
Aiexan6Yia Ceadty, IS. :.

dlesan6fia Ceaaty, S., I.
/ WHEREAS J9/r9d Passs has this 1ay, by
h's petition 10 writing, applied to me OF. II
The judges Of The Circuit Court tor rl.e d.iifia
sfurefaid, ito be admitted the benes Of ,Ile Is
bf Congreis. tx. eyelirf OF. infoyent { b,e,s.
wiihin ,he Diltsa ct Colnmaia, and ,s ls,r3
therein, that he is DOW 10 attual eonl;ntneh-
in rbe jail bounds 10. The ceua'y q fsr5fsd, d.
the fu's OF Simon steddlcorn, and ts's hring
unable to difshage rhe faid S,e1dcort's CAIN,
win others, againit him, has 'tfered t, deli.sf
up, fur the uic of his crd'fors, aA his psopes1v.
reaIpell mai and n,ixsd Netff< Is beytj9,e e<y..
b glvex, to rho creditor OF the fsid p,x,n, L,
attend at the Court Hodfs sot she oapp.g stre-
hid, on SATURDAY III, sIa day Of this i,:aao,, az
II 5'ciur: 90 thr forenoon OF that day.
/. Gven uadcr my hand this i4'h day 8: april,
1861. ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-16

!, ,,,,. las bc.a dieoveesa at Paris.
e. Isgs b. uaisrt ao4 tn: aicovery and
mll. aA5ut the a. Of february ];
r...,,a: If th.n hal oe-a plaiilhsd m
,,,s1,. all .thar they were il5jttfs Of
I :. s II g.yoan.. P,chesra: and G 20 ges
rs, ,,,saia ihorr tin. iacc. I & ptince
= IN hull p:efam- hal nlt lefs Ma
~. 8. m,y 3. implicated in the plot. He
A. f,n. ten. b..c a fsyof,Se OF the
:" L his 0sel long fuppafs5 that Ms,
ara aa,ionary character, ana tiis Siie
Ils., bern exoeetsd.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-16

fa.s.of tas;r yegeis round here TO lo,d with
lunlbsr, Sc. we would load them and rake bills
icn New York. Prices Of o5acco s dolls, Cot
sloa Is cents. Corn 81 1 oocrp's per bathel
Fiouy % dollars an So eepfa. Pfb 3 Is.
80 Gents 20 IA dos. 8..et . 10 8 1oiS.& s. cents
Tar dollar and So rS,ss = lar nd rs
Cents, Pitrh:z dosiafs SO cents q doilafs 50
Gems, Sawed Lumber g - 10 dollars, Der m W.
Q. hhd. Saves 70 10 4 siollats. Saingses
dollars So cents 10 5 do.iats.''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-16
Fran q NszO 1!5rs paper.
fcoPY.l
y cembg s b, $50.

-
"A pe,r-d p-rf,nally, J4,les Macn Of the
sanafy Msndt. .oy tefiiiug il Eat Pace, Lam
't,sth, in the. sounty o! Su-y. Msrthant, and
n,a,e oath, thar lie was bo:n IN the city o 4L.ap-
don; aod that he has rrGled ar the Canary Ilands
ana oihef Spanrlh tet;lcments for ,teur years,
csrSyin4 Ga the budneG Of merchant, and traa.
Ing chiefly it Biitiih manufactured goods Thar
5n or before the twcnsy-iourh day 81 Lue ,At
this d,p7nnt sBba 'ked on board the S .,anifh brig
ST. Autu9 &c, bouad from Bpenos Ayrcs t.
E1s,and Thot on or about the thirty dFf day
Aague iaH the faid brig vas capgared BY
the B,it;th nip Thomas OF Lmcaiter. Richard
Wiaser Comnanier, wilAfcnt the San Al3aitlne
fer Liverpool, bur took this deponenl on board
tic Thomas hen bound TO tue Wet I,di..l
whcc he wss detained as prii,ner until the
tixreeosh day Of Sep.em Der following. at which
time sh.y fell in with the lh,ps Ssrah, captain
John Seller, and the Ann captain H.my Bid.
win two armed Gsin.a lh.p., both belonging 10
Liverpool, 10 wish Fort they we've boald.--
Wheieipoa the fad captain Rlcharl Win'e jcau!.
ftd the dsaoncat 10 De put on board the fiid lhp
Safsh, VINO az eed to carry hin to Liverpool.
And he fusther rnld- oath. thar on or abou
the twenty atG day OF Septemhcr LAT, as near as
the deponen1. can recolica, the Ann brought too
an American brig. which faid IA: was from
Smyrna and Gibraltar, bourd 70 P.iilad-lphia :
that the fad captain Baldwin ordered th- faii
American big 10 holt out his bat asa fsnd her
on board the Ann, which order was complied
with. and that during the boats gong on board
the Ann, the American brig laid too, by eapt.
B4ldwin's orders, witch her mainiop fail to the
MAI and al. tias period the Sarah, capt. Sellers,
thro' the nifcontutt Of the man az the helm, run
lou! of the faid Amerieao brig, and carrled away
he bowGprit and foyemat and did her other con
ilslable damage, as this deponens oeaeeives
AMI iuppoles q funk in co... queaee thcrco'
and thai as Ion. as tn. Sarah was clear from the
Ainsucaa brig, beth capt. Sellers and capt.
BALDWIN made fad ani left her to her fate, with
ou, taking further notice. of her, although Che
y 5 evidently in grcat disttea
lSigaet1
JAMES MILLER.
Sam. d,s fworn'bsfore me,
N. PARSONS, Jun.
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Datlp abasrttssr.
Non DAY ARRfL 49,,
+. Cam 9a Camel,
d3fjI Il. l3)4.

..rr. Taylas having. ts!l sned hs. RAT IS
S s,.a5 Of the Commao C9ohcil, I'm pssls
's1,v sefed u that Of :
a,btrs G.. baagphiepsis 81. asr agrllor in place
Thoass pseftop refgae2.
as,,tj. thar, tbe alley, Ieae'eg from P .iace
\ north, forming wet INTO Ray4i rfrsg at
h (i.igrr's hooIe heimIiediate!y paved, and
!, .salsees ccmsniif. .nefs Do exsca,e be faii
a AID cha rge she picl eJsy ~ita The sx2snce
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-16
Fran the ". r. l9ercentizs dauertiser.
TO THE EDITOR,

SIR Peing. on Cps Hate, son The IS b
Jseuaiy laA, wi,h two~othee petiohs, VIZ E5na 6.
there draancI fsan, a mat, sai te,as, I'D
bsais compass Thc trans ennsaioed a,slt
Atty for do1ats, aspatt 81 piitsls, f,mr cl2ppss
ant p.P:rs. an1fga whie- w's a4Joit4ai Blk,
- be IS ptcps tyfof In . s,se's.
Ii ffa,es ;hsss h1s WIS stlafged alla, ditaasuhss
from thg ?. iid1nt oS he baisea States Z he
Goysrnmtf "a fSea 0slesns that n bought
ga ftares: ard sock psti &c on board ishf Lys'a
Capt. William Wa:f9a ;stfat they were instbe
Gulph on tie zIit;; and that atsa ksu k shfn
Oh the garter deck. Rove away shsle c,msml,
on, and ophged then, TO bale The v.lf H-fe
the 9ui,al er,is and Y. f3paofsi shas fa1a alter
this f;me lhc msf have t.su q Ied,sSni' i IS
probable every peslao on board gsssAea. ager
s;is,ng all account OF thepFigase masks, W. hal
TIC body refpcll.usy saegredr AID delivered =,
] urnal Book ard the remainder Of The G DDS 70
squire Fstrox. Chief MagsAraie ~ CA2e Hat.
tees, ,1wtere Eiey remain ier DC nlsecion
the cwners If he veiisl OF tie sirients oithe de-
seaied.
/ I'm Sir vcar rofs nhrdiear fstsant.
DLGALD GRAY.
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N. PARSONS, Jun.
4 singular Fact,

= = . ~
The violence with which Democrats have ex
-rc,fed the,rfove.ci 70 p,wer az aina men, 6eeaaf
they qvrre Jxagts, has e opened the eyesaf the
,aorc intelligent among th-in thar imleachneat
2egins now to be fouyhs after as an. evidence of.
vn,ue. A Demserane Julgs in Psnnfvlyaaia
has actually folcited rhe privilege of being I'm
peached!
(Rspertory.)
The recent Efforts Of our government to retrieve
The lois Of the Pniladel tha ifigatc in the Md
terfaneaa, ren,ais que u Dean Switr's PS.lai'.-
adc on the If.ih, after loGag The Csale OF :
Behold proof firth ienie,
!. Where Islh Wit is ieen,
STh-n nothag's left that's worth defence,
~ busid Magaziae.''
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DR.. HALF.

HAS REMOVED rwo doors above his are
rrhlsnce, ard nexs d,5f below NJ. sSr.@c;r'
Printing Office. He VIII now atead to buGnris
in The country as wei! as town, s
TIE HOUSE he lasely accufiedis to Iess
it cfers the. advantages OF good fsrd fqr
huinefs, with. comnodious apartnsnts for q
family |; Re has. however, only an iateiet Of 9
anantts in it, but by. application to eisbet, YIN.
Hepburn or I'm Du DIS, it may be A,i Tor
logger me upon the fame terms
4 ri!I4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-16

o. Cath given for clean linnen and
cotton rags.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

the different States, that inequality
could only arife from the partial ope-
ration of the taxes repealed which,
If a fact, would conltitute one of the
itrongeit arguments in favor of the
meafure.
To this however, il is replied, that
the duties on imported articles are un-
equal in their operation on the diA'e-
rent States And thence it Is Inferred
that they are improper fubje0s of cx-
cluiiye taxation. But any exiting ine-
quality in their operation on the differ
ent States, atiling from the relative
fate of agriculture and manufactures,
will inevitably fall with peculiar weight
on thofe States that produce the mott
and manufacture the leaff. Every one
knows that the fouthern States are the.
moa agricultural and confcquently the
lealt manufacturing; while the re-
verie, in both refpeas, is the cafe with
the ealtern States. The imports of a
State are generally about equal to its
exports. If we compare the exports
of the Eafern States of New.Hamp-
fhire, Mafachufers, Rhode-Illand,
Connecticut and Vermont, with thofe
of the Southern States of Virginia,
North. Carolina, South. Carolina and
Georgia, we fhall find the former a.
mount to lI,0o4,8c3 dollars, and the
latter to IS,s4S,943 dollars, which,
compared with the population of thefe
States, makes the average expectation
of the Southern exceed thar of the
Ealtern States about thirty per cent.
or four millions and an half Of dollars.
And if we Ultimate the imports as
equal to the exports, it will follow
that the four Southern States above
mentioned contribute annually, in the
hape of duties on imported articles,
above million Of dollars more than
are paid by an equal population in the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

ly approximatsd to defpotifm. as TO
have become hateful in every nation
not degraded TO the loweR condition.
Ii has been iaid that the repeal of
thefe taxes operated to the local iniu-
ry of a part of the Union, and tended
to opprefs the poor.
10 exhibit the local effects of the
repeal, we have drawn out the follow
ing table. The f.R column exhibits
the number of Representatives TO
which each State is entitled: The Is-
sand fpecihes the fums paid in each
State in the year 1901 The third
ihews, without defending to frac.
tions, the quota of the whole tax,
which, for that year, each State would
have paid had it been afIeaed in the
ratio of numbers: The fourth exhi-
bits the gain, and the Ian the lois of
each State, on that principle, ariGng
from the repeal.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
F,sm tie NxrioxAL IsrELLiGssesk.
70 THE PEOPLE.
THE DEFENCE-No. vi.

(Cansinusd from our iaa.)
GONE refpect unqueiiionably was
~ due by the Representatives of a
free people to the eifabliihed impref-
iion that an excite is hottie IL liberty.
In fate of fociety, differing in one
relped from that of all other nations,
in protecting the unmoleited exerciGe
of induItry in channels chofcn by it.
self, it is certainly Of importance little
hort of infinite to reiiit the eltablilh-
ment of a fyaem which gives to gov
ernments the control and direction of
every branch of internal manufacture ;
enabling them thereby to depreis or
elevate, according to the meafure of
taxation app ed, the condition of eve-
ry clais OF citizens ; power, 70 near
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To be Sotd at Public Audlon,

I'm Tuciday, the zo,h day Of November
~ eofuing. a, the houie Of Sanaei D. Aiieu.
in North Kiogfo~n. at O'Clock P. NJ. two
good Farms, 6tuatrd in North-Kineaown,
about two miles from Wickford, both lying oa
the poA road one Of which contsins about oGc
hundred and forty acres, with dwelling houle,
barn, corn-hosfe, and other buildings thereon
ftanding, late the property of Syiusae, Gnrdser,
Efa. Of North. Kingfown, dccraied The ohcr
contains aboat ono hundred aud fourteen acres.
With a~elliag .hoair. gria mill. fa~-mill. and
o,her buildings thereon. late the property Of the
faid Syivsesr CafA~r Bo'h OF iaid Farms
contiR of q foitsblc proportion OF moving.
paiioriog, and tillsee land, well wooded aod
wa,cred. The conditions of fAle, with the
boundaries, will be made kno*n at the time and
place oftale. BEN AMIN SMITH, 6Smin'r.
Nsyfb- KineRszcn, GA. I3, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

From this table it appears that of
the States Of New-IIamplhire, Maaa-
crufetts, Rhode.lfand, Connecticut,
and Vermont, ordinarily denominated
the New-England States, two have
gained,
DoYars. $500
and three have loR, 09,44o
Leaving i6,I5o
the clear gain of the New-England
States.
That of the States Of New. York,
New Jerfey, Pcnntylvania, Delaware
and Maryland, denominated the Mid
die States, four have gained il6,S79
and one has loft 1854
The clear gain of the Middle
States 9S,37s
That of the remaining States, call
ed the South and Welt, one
has gained aS,756
and five have lot 84,631
The clear lofs of the Southern
and Weitern States $3.50
1t further appears that the only
gaining States were Pennfylvania, Maj
EachuJet,s, Maryland, Ohio,& s. Rhode
lnand, and that Mahachufetts, next to
Pennsylvania, was the greatef gamer
and that the State that ncurred the
greateif tofs was North Carolina.
1t follows, from this analyGs, that
the repeal produced an ablolute gain
to the Eaitern and Middle, while it
produced lois to the Southern and
Wefsern States. If, therefore, it was
unequal in its operation, the latter in
Read of the former States, have rea-
for to complain.
But the intelligent reader will
before this have remarked that, if the
repeal really operated uneGually upon
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

lust received by NATHANIEL SWEET.
u & Co. snd nov telling al their Stole direct
Iy oppo6.e Gen. Ma,tm'i.
N. B. Said SwEIr and Company, mott
gratefully acknowledge the iupport which they
have received from their cuitomen Gnce the
commencement Of their bulneis, and hereby in-
form the pubic. thar having purchafed their
Goods with ready Cath this Fall. they are de-
termined to tell them much lover than they have
ever done before. O7obev IS. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
BENEDICT SMITH
ILyf far L,Ic.
aE BOOK. BINDING,

TN i,s various branches, performed at this
i Office, with nea,nch acd difpstch. Old BIZ
bic, and other books elegantly rebound, on the
ri,of rczionab!e terms.
Ledscrs nnd Account Books Of evefy def
cription, ei,hct with or without, accl backs,
made and ruled TO any pattern. a, the horlea
notice.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15
c. Taber & VIM. Gardner,

Haze far Sale.
EORTY Hhds. Sugar. part OF which Is Of the
l. ,t qrslity for retailing.
IL Hhds. & 50 bAggs Coffee.
A fe~ Hhds. old Dcmarara Run,
Several quarter cail. old Sherry Wine,
And zseo buihels Turks. liland Salt. part OF it
very coarfe aud white, fntable tor Diaries.
Ne~port. July 16, 1904. %
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-15

~ re Had 81 Brea1. SfTfe,
TIAS conitantly for faIe, general Abort.
III ment of WeR- India and other
c. @ O - S.
or CASH, and Three Gents per lb.
c;yen for Cotton and Linen RAGS.
ONIONS by the buihel or bonch-4 cents
pcr bunch, and much Iefs by the 100.
For fale as above.
A new cae Roy BUILDING, 80 feet
bv IL, to be removed from the fpot on which Il
now aands, as foon as pcfib!e. For iufther
particulars apply 70
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John & Henry Cahoone

Have fsy Jjais ar i5eD Store on Bsry7er's Wba5,
EOURTH proof JAMAICA RUM,
J. HOLLAND GENEVA,
ALfCANT BRANDY,
SUPERFINE FLOUR,
RYE & BUCK WHEAT, do.
POWDER, per cak.
SHOT. by the bag,
ROSlN. by the hbI.
Ship ard PHO, BREAD, by the 'qnauiitv,
Ready made COLOURS, different kiods.
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Jxa reeervcd. and far )aAe By
JACOB RICHARDSON,

JEa reeerOed. and ia, /ale By
JACOB RICHARDSON,
at ibe Pea-OGee.
HOUSE Psp=r of every kind, American,
i / Engiifh, French. and Hamburg. in ad-
ditian TO his large aaortment Of 5000 pieces,
with Borders. He has juft received number
of new Books for fale or circulation.
Mofs and Tippiu, large aGortment-
Men's fur Gloves, Mitts, and Caps-Fur Skins,
Ruilis, gray, white, and fpotted.
Tickets in South Hadley Lottery Is Claf,I
at Five Dollars Fifty Gents, which begins to
draw the zsth ina. Alto, Tickets in the Wick
ford Academy Lottery.
Writing Paper Of every deicfiption. by the
ream or quire--SIates of all fzrs, with gene
raj aHortment of Stationary.
Charts. ;Europcan Piicts--WeR. India and
American ditto.
Enelifh Maaard, by the pouud-S~set
Oil, by the Aaik.
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Rhodes 6 Hammond


HAVE FOR SALE,
+ (Wbsiejale and ReiaR)
] AMaICA fpiri,s 4tn proof,
Coensc Brandy I'D do.
Barcelona do. 9Th do.
Holland Geneva,
"i:::.: e.: E.: ! '''i' ''i "a s' '''' s' SUGARS
& Bohsa h.G qualify
Coffee. Pepper, Piinento. M
Gingef, Muita,d, Nutmegs,
Alum, Saitpet,e, Bennenhove's Snuff,
Suoerhae Flour, Gais Ware,
A few bales Cotton Wool Of an excellent quality.
10 Barrels Mets * Prime Beef & Pork, &c. Sc.
Neqopsrt, June 7, So4. 0s
French 7oa0n Catholic Seminary Lottery.
THE public are informed that the above lot
L terry will peftivciy commence dtawiag al
E,a. G. reenwich on the hrf Mopday of De-
ccmbcr next.
Ezssss E5Ss$; Ess$ss SSE5, sSEi ,: .:::
EAT Cyrsazrieb, September Sd, 1904.
~ Tickets il the sbove Lottery, a. two
dollars GO cenrs each, may be had at THIS Oinee'
BENEDICT SMITH
B-u forjak.
Tar, Ro.in, and Turpentlnc,
BY the 100 bbis. or lets quantity.
Neavpsyt, fprd 4. 8o4. 80
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RICHARD BARKER,

- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and
IN former caifomcrs, thar he has removed TO
the houie OF Mrs. LILLiBRiDor, on the Pa
rade, one door eaft of Mr.. Cbarfes Feke's Apoth-
ecary Store. where he will continue TO keep
private BOARDING-H HOUSE. Two or three
fteady boarden may be accommodated as low "a
At any Boarding. Houfe in Newport.
Nszvp0yf. O7. II, 1904.
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Doctor Nortrob's

CELEBRATED Patent Bn,ers. for thecure
~ Of the Jaundiee and all bilious complaints,
ior iale at this OGce-Price 90 Cenu per Box.