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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15
400 Acres Of Land,

CoMMIrTED to the Jail of AlLemarle county,
- negro boy, about ii years of age, yellow
complexion had on Il negro cotton coat and bree-
ches, says his name is REUBEN, and that he
belongs to a Mr.. VIM Su,hars of Augusta coun-
~, OH Polecat creek. Tie owner is requested
to come Onward, prove his property, pay char
ges and take him away, or he will be deal; with
as the law directs.
THOs. WELLS, ir.
Jaior Aibemarle county.
April %. 1904 gn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15

TRANSLATED FRoM THE FRENCH.
frs' american. from zoe Foa,tb Ewobean Edition.
IN FOUR VOLUMES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15
NoHce.....Th@ Office of SD.

pers;fOr ,of the revenue, :or the .lilria OF VTgi
niS, l.iug diiccntinued, and tine uniinifA; sd buff
nefs in the faid Office ttansfcrrst. TO rle--hc col
leIsors Of the drcGt TAX Y Internal revenue whole
accounts have not been finally adiuiled aud paid,
are hereby informed, that they are NOW requefled
60 col! at my Office, in tho city ci Echmon1, with
oat dtley and psy the balances due To the Uoited
States And thg,e whole lands have been fold in
the darif OF Virginia BY authority Of n act Of
Cuucr-fs ofthe United States for non payment OF
she Dirca Tax, may rcdeera fuch lands. by pay
ing within the t;I:,e limited, the principal,
eoils aud fees t!.e law directs.
rs MOE of the aforementioned lands were fold
in Dec I2o2. the privilege Of redemption Vii!
ccntinae until December next.
The money received o. ne for the redemption
OF the fa;d lands viii BE- returned to the pureha
fer, with intereh at the rate of IS per cent per
annum the purchaic money, to the day OIL
which it n!ay te paid to me.
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v. D.
Iurr . 7fhy SCA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15
CASH SALE OF LAND,
IN AI.BEMARIE.

I'M September 18Th. will be SOLD in Char
louesvie, to the highest bidder. for Cash,
the 2A.tcT or LIND, lying on the east side
OF kNanna, over against Charlottesville, contain
ing about 600 acres, with new comniodious
Dwellng-House. Two years of q lease under
GOOD restrictions have 90 after this. The
land is iii OF the South West Mountain quality !,
and Shougl, muc., injured i'll parts, is in genera!
still very good. and iii rcc.aimable. The sale pro
cecds from deed OF trust to indemnify against
loss as security and bail, which was executed in
De.rmber. 1869. by Wi liam Ia lac Of Pennsyl-
vania, TO THOMAS II. NANoOLPH.
luiy IS IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15
1 & g.,

For sale ~ the Falling Garden. Apply at the
Brick house IA said garden, where constant at
TENDANCE will he given. MAY 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15
The House and Lot

Near the river bank, at present in the occupancy
OF Mr. John Taylor, and distinguished in de
plan of the CITY by number eight; the property Of
the estate of Patrick Wright dec. which ifnot
disposed of privately before the LIST day of Sep.
TENDER rcxt-1sill on that DAY a. four O'Clock in
she afternoon, be sold on the premises, FOR one
half cash, and the other half i credit of ninety
days, Tor al approved endorsed note--An indis-
putabe title will be made fore the money Is re.
ceived PROSSER Z, MONCUKE, ms.
Richmond. July 17,h, 1904 f,ds1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15
Valuable Land for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes 20 sell the 7RAC7' or
LIND, whereon he now resides, IN Chester
field county, situate ten miles from Richmond
within two OF JAMES river, and about fourteen
from Petersburg. This ,raa, independent CT the
many advantages arising from its local situation.
has particular claims to the attention ofany Gen.
teeI family who may wish to obtain an a,,reeal,le
seat contiguoust either f,he above named towns
1t contains about one thousand acres; four bundled
OF which are supposed 10 be cleared. and Kaye
been for some years in cultivation. The soil. m
point of fertility, is equal if not superior TO that
of most Of the land in the neighbourhood The
buildings arc large and well planned two story
dwelling house with wings, an e&celent kitchen
and every other necessary out house sufficient for
the accommodation of large family
The terms OF sale will be one fourth Of the Dur
chase money in hand, and the balance in three
annual instruments. Bond and security. together
win decd OF trust on the properly, to ensure
pundual payments. will be required.
ARCHIBALD BOILING.
Chesnnt Grove, Aug 1st, 1904. wtO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15
Bacon Hams.

The fubfer' er has received parcel OF very fine
Hans which he viii fell on moderate terms. AZ.
ply at MeiIrs. VIM. Brown q Cos.
JAMES BROWN, .Ty.
June roth, ISo4 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15

The Stockholders are requested to attend &c.
neral Meeting, at the Capi,o' IN the City OF Rich
mond. On the first Monjay i'll September next,
Ter tIc purposes s:a,cd IN he Oreg ing ~ solution
AB'M i. VEN ABLE Pes'dt.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-01
Frsm the N. England Palladium.
OBSERVATIONS
ON EUROPEAN POLITICS.
No, IL.

NOTHING-is easier than to prove the
magnitude of the danger arising to all indie
andent States, from the exorbitant power
# France. Happy would it be if we could
5 EASILY point out the means that would
lequatelv provide against those dangers.
sat with few exceptions, the civilized world
as little other resource now, than it had
turing the prepondrrance of the Roman
,ower, and that was to claim the humble
privilege of lighter chains, IN reward for
he alacrity with which the trembling natl
ons mad haste to take them. To be adj
nitted citizens and allies of Rome, procur-
ID efold the envied security, that no other
Unjust and ambitious power than Rome
hould plumber and Cypress them. France
aas already her Batavian, Spanish, Helve
.ic and Italian allies, who though slaves,
seem to think it almostliberty that the pro-
oertyof France is exclusive of that of all
other opPressors.
In estlmatin g the power of France, it IS
Indispensable to reckon among her means
he contagion other principles. Like little
}lrds, which are said to be charmed and de
rived OF the power Of their wings by til,
8 are OF the serpent's eyes and lustre
us scales before he degours them, tn.
tates adjoining France w-re wonder strucl
at the tinsel glory Of her revolution. The
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-01

c. 4 perlon who has.beena-fuF-rer
from having his ilaves harboured,
requires the attention Of partlcu
lar Description OF perlons to the
following fiction Of an act pafied BY
the legiAature Of Virginia entitled
An Aa 70 ameua TIE dd, tiled an .4a
to ame.sd he 1467, emitted an Aa 10
REDUCE iato one, ule feuerat aas con
ccr1sns ssayes, Sc. &c.
Sscf. z Ind ke II ta,t5er ex47ea, That all
Bee pr saa wbo shall BE- convicted before any
assg. strzte of sounvy or corporation court, of
II uf.ag Of entertaining any slave @ithous the
CO s@.is al has o. her master mistress 81 nverseer
sh4il sayfe,t and say Immediately the SUN OF tea
d lssrs q The use Of the TONER, and % case Of
fl. 1se 10 nlsSe payment thercaf, to b. require
BY Ss,- nssis &c before VIM soch petson shall
be osooga.. 70 give bond and approved security
fos ms - aSr .ppeuauce at the next courtso be
holden Tar the said eeapty g generation, and in
the mean tine to BE d goad behas,eur, or stand
scnH..spd unsli the SAM shall Be p-ffarn.d.
AID ii case hr person :, af-pdng snail he a
r. cegrl q mn.Asva, and Sal D naaole 10 pay
the ss,l san,, ellen 10 receive h corporal chas
tlsemsnt, rct exceeding snirsP nnel Asaes, as the
81 sisfrsfe shall detsrnlns n.on.
Jaa. n. DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-01
III S T RE CEIVED
bn IA.
AND FOR SALE,

AND FOR SALE,
French Brandy, Antigua and Gre
HOLLAND GlN--inpo,t<d ~ fbey@3 aut-
rica f,om 4mfsrdam,
Cherfy Bounce male OF old iparit,
Wines.
Loaf AM lump Sugar.,
Bsown do.
Gyseu Caffse, Teas, sc.
F0UIf Apples Sweer Oranges, Lemons,
Lines and GrSen G.apes-
NUTs-A.msnds, Eaglih Walnuts, Shell
basks, &c.
A few BIS. Grab Cy$er,
loo sis. r. Iilsnd do.
1000 Us. c. esle.
Scots Bailey, Potafors &c.
.7homqs Srangps.
Who wines to Sell or Rent,
his nOU.E . Psr,ce free, opp fee 10 Gorge
Tsylot.s E.q A'v perfon sc'i et 70 pdfchaie
sih.!l hsv gfea ,srg willie for Cath,
Of batge,ed foiW Goods.
d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-01
Mechanic Rellef Society.

The members of the above Society
will pleafe to obierve that quarter
" meeting will be held on Wednei-
day next 1T February at s O'Clock IN
the Evening at Koones's Tavern.
4. ". Thomas, Sec,Ty s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-01
CON GREsss
OF THE
UNITED STAT 8.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Monday Novembera1.

Debate on the passage Of the BIZ, fxi'lsg
the Salaries Of the Offers ef Govern.
ment-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-01
The .SulGraher

The Su5lcuber s
Has removed his VENDUE-STORE
from tie corner of King and Unlo.
itreets, to the fore adjoining Meiirs
Henry K. My,s3 Co. on the South
Gde Of King Greet.
THOMAS PATTEN.
January go. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-01
7uf received and TOR Sac,

Jul recel0ed and Tor Sale,
Sweet Cyder by the barrel,
Apples 90.
N England Rum do.
Cahdlss by the box,
Pork by the barrel,
1000 lbs excellent R I6;nd Cheefe,
Speed Salnond in and 4 gallon kegs,
Rs;Gns 5y tie box,
Pruaes, Almonds, Engltih walnuts,
SbeIbstks, Ch.fnu,s, fveet Oranges,
LINES, Lemons,
Greer Grapes by The jar or pound,
s c fifth toi family ufc.
900 baihefs R Potatoes,
AID a general aaortnent Of Groceries
a. WILLS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-01
Just PUBLISHED,
And 20 lc ny iIORER 4 10 10 y GRAY,
The Hiaory and Adventures

The ReuorU1ed Don Quixohe.
Tranla ed ron inc III q ,~s.van,es, by DR..
SMo LET
Il sour vols. formzg the toh and 9Th vols. OF
Conrad AMI Cos >diein !! Sel.tt Novels.
Psice ,e fsbf r,sers Ore D liar per volume. TO
non iaaicsibrs. Oie D ilar and Twenty Five
Cents.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-01

ct Cath ivcn for cleanLineH ai'
Cotton Rags.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-01
] January 28.
p, NOWLAND

Has iuR received one Tfuuk 81 handiome !.
Muffs and Tippetts,
And a few handiome PUN Hats,
with tiimnlngs, which he will fell low Tor cath.
Ian. z8. cow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-31
me. 1851.
FRESH FRUIT
OF a superior quality.
fTCHN A. RURFORD,

(Late Joseph Dysof's s.ore, Ptincs sreet
Has this day received, per the brig
Neptune, from Lilbon,
LEMONS By the boz OF smaller quantity
500 lbs. sof; shsl'd Almonds,
SEQ lbs. Eaglfh Walna.sA
10 boxes OF preserved Prun:s,
And s1.Gc Sweat Meats,
All which sic in sxce.sent or5er, sad the bsss
ever brought 70 his port,
SO lust received per 'he brig To-
AMMAN, from Newbu,yporr, lev slcicss arse
quality SEED POTATOES
July g..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-31
Robert and John Gray
Notice Is here6y gun,
To the Stockholders Of the Bank of,

Aleaanarsa, tnas Dividend Of four ard a half
Ger cent. IN the capital Ssos Of faid Bank for
the half year ending Ills day is declared, and
will se ready to be pald 70 them, or tbsir re.
p1efcntst;sss, On Thusidsy next, The 9Th infant.
BY 5terr IF shssP .etitent and Directors,
Gurden Chaplin, Cap5er.
Tely z. DIV
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26
PATENT CHIP FOR BONNETS.

THE Subfciber having purchaied of the Pat
L eniee the executive Right Of making and
vecding the Patent Chip 10 and for the State Of
Rhs &c Ilsnd, hereby cao,ioas and foIbids any
Perion or Perfons either making or vending faid
Chip for Bonnci,. within fsid State OF Rhode
lAsnd, on Penalty of the Lac OF the Unitcd
States in fuch Cafe made and provided --unlefs
they have been duly and prtviouay authorized by
the Subicrber tor making or vending the fame.
Twenty Dolsn Rewstd will be given, by
the Subiciber, TO any Perion who may difcover,
ard produce fs,isfatsory Proof. Of any Perfon or
Perions making or vending the sforefaid CHIP
within the State of Rhode-IAand.
JONATHAN NICHOLS.
N. B. Mr.. WILLIAM DOUGLASS, &
MefTrs. CHARLES COGGESHALL and Co.
being appointed Agents for vending iaid chip
for the Town OF Newport. viii keep conitant
Supply at their Stores for Sale.
Newport, July 8. rSo+.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26
JOHN f. TOWNSEND 81 Co.
III ibeiy Stare In qbsmes. Soeei,

III ibfiv Stare In 760mes. Sl,eef,
HAVE a beautiful and choice ailonment
Il 4 Of Fancy and Subtsn,isl Goods, among
which are. calicoes and chintzes, dimities and
muilinets. furniture cslicoes and cbintzes, la
dies 6-4 fix dsmaR fhawls. e-8 81 and o.
cambrc ditto, very fine and other cambric
mullins. ladies' white and black foperhne and
other cotton hofc, dne Iudia book molins and
handkefchieis, black and colourcd luerings
and iatiins, cotton and linen tab.e-cioths, very
ane diaper napkins, Eogliih diaper and fine lin
ems per piece, ladies elk, cotton and kid gloves,
lined and cotton hne pocket handkerchief.
umbrellas. bed lace. blue, yellow and black
nankeens, mems very fine ribbed cotton hofc,
men's black and white beit Engliih elk hofe, yeii
and coat gilt. plated and other buttons. per
groce, pins, coloGfed and white threads and
tapes, India caIicoes and checks, bohea tea al
Jo. u. per ! dozso. black and White hsndiome
eamels hair ihawls, excellenr bsndanno band
kefchiefs. counterpancs, mems fine and other
quality hats, beA fopef6ne cloths ard csEmsres,
with variety of other ~oolen'.
Lik,wjf, Three bales India cottops.
Nlolf OF theic articles were purch,tcd cheap
at New. York suetions a comfortable portion
are ireIh fpppy, 10 make more gcnsral aud
fafhionsble aapument.
N. B. Thoie Who are indeb,ed to them,
arc requefcd to make fpeedy payment, az they
intend cohng their buGneis 10 Newport in
few months. The houfe they oecupy will then
be rented. osd
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26
SAMUEL JAMES
HAS FOR SALE,

HIS FOR SALE,
A This Paper Hanging Mandatory, which
"A is in the Houfe he now occupies, oppoGte
TO MIR. Le1Ui, Peek's, on the WeA-Side of the
Bridge. Providence, a great variety of e~
Hoys Paper and Bordering,
Of the ncwes and mott elegant Figures at whole
falc and retail. on a, good terms as can be pur-
chafed in America.
A generou, credit given to thote who par
chafe by the Quantity for retailing.
N. B. The above is printed on good pa
per, and the work well executed, by and under
the direction Of a workman from Europe.
April 2, 1904. I8,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26
FASHIONABLE HATS.
5. Shumway 81 Co.

Have fbb Day Reerivsd,
A LARGE iupply 81 faihionabls HATS.
"A imported ,his Spring. which will be fold
st the loxea pefIiblc price.
Nezobo,i, May 9, 1904. sS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26
Rhode-M -Mand Bride.

THE (ztjeyi6r,5. baz.xg been astoiated a
4 committee, 10 dSre,tgt Jor t,epstoh fer re-
baiiaing The Brdee at Hs4rLaa4's fs,y, gEbk6
fbe /oiise0ing, 10 aVl:
The dfaxes f,Om ene abainext 10 tbt ofber.
is 764 Jeo.-7bs ave,age Septks Of 4pefsy xsan
fbe f0ss ALREADY ib,o4sn in. fran The uefern
a6Stmr~f TO tbe draqv. 1 z8 ferf at h4o qOafrr -
From The eeftrm abxsmexf 10 tbs d,a4o, xcbftb is
I4o feet, is 8 JSo on an aUe,age al s4v qratsr.
--1bs ayazU 10 be in rs fc,f aoa,ey. "a Jsss
qVidt :-qbr zu5fern .fde Of tbe d,az0 10 BE- FILED
MP zohb f0nes p,omytSssR, b,04Un in, snhl tbey
can be hvriitd s6fM ikr qs,dlb ef 40 feef, fret
btis1o b,gb 1paier.--qbs abrimraf on Ibe taa Ede
10 be bHih orr 10 br d,a4S, 4olb /xHabk fone.-
Il qvaL If 10 be 6Hif on toeb JEde ,bt bejf, 6 E,ss
bs6. itrf a0id, at tbe b0stsm. and feet at ibe
tAp. 1Oifb iS,s- lpha bommued flame. ,obe pe.tes-
ditEi1' on fbe isfdt, aOib a ,Qspr facing RE jta.
7bs faDaerfo, ea,,ieg1, aObifb IL 10 be 20 fssf
suide. 10 be yhlled up 40nbJraH fare, z feet absv<
bisb srafer, and hpeiltd off qvhb s,avsL--qis
oSstmrnh at tbs drA7U are 10 be baih Of fbe fame
hind Of b01e al fbe fdt aUails, no, kd than fee
L0nS. Jsaf thick, and iS nebe5 sv;It, Jsesrsd
achb oomPgf,er boin at tb< eorsess, 10 be Jsnk in
eGB0saS Of 40 fef lang and Ia S0idt. TIE d,s4v
10 b, e0sfrs6ed Of fmbey and plank upon ,be ms8
approved mo@eI-HrS railing is TO be PLACED On tbs
Oayi'f zonih. JapfO'fe< BY i,sn fGndayd. .Jtex,ex
in ibe Hore on fbe aep eftbr soaH. qbe 1D6oits
be eompLs'eAn b'yeGr 1906.
.iny ftyjom Gsf,oa, 70 eonfra8 fs,tbt so1ok.
or in ba,f. Ggreeabk 10 fbe abops aannexi, rujY
pieett hoEn& in ibsD p,qpsah Faied. 10 eifbes u
be Jx5ffyibtv.
HENRY SHERBURNE, !
DANIEL LYMAN,
JOHN l.. BOSS,
CHRISTOPHER FOWLER, >C0m"n'~'
WILLIAM K. ROBINSON,
AUDLEY CLARK,
Ne4Uto,t. Feb. Is. 1904. '' sl"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26
lanes G.. PECKHAM,

,(Nra,L essgfn Mr.. U,Stl PtA,h,iFor)
LAS lately received, from New York, a
i i frefh fuppIy OF Jewellery. Fancy Goods.
Hard Ware, &c. which. together With his for
mer ftock makes his sGor'ment complete.
He. has on hand. variety of Ladies Bon
nets and trimmings Of the latea falhions.-Abs.
Trunks of various Gze,, which will be fold
cheaper than can be purchsfed 10 this town.
N. B. CAN given for old Gold, and Silver.
NeqvSo,f, Jaly {, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

THE Hon. Court Of Probate for the town
Il Of Weher!y, having lspgthene! the time 10
The laA Monday in Auguft next, for the fettle-
men, of the eas'c of Jgt5na Kiyos, late OF laid
WeRerly, decesied. tepreien,ed iniolvent.--in
conformity thereunto, the fubfcribeu give, no.
tice, that they will meet az the dwelling houie
Of Syivtfe, Gauet. E(q. in faid Weterly, TO re-
ceive and examine the claims agaiua fa;d eaa,e,
on the iecond and 4,h Mondays in Jolly. and
iecond Monday in AuguR next. No accounts
will be received, unlei, properly attefed.
THOMAS HOXSIE, Commit
THOMAS MOVES, Eeaers.
All perions indebted to fsid eRate, are re-.
euefed TO make immediate payment to
MARY KiNYON, !
LUTHER PALMER. Admmjara.
ISRAEL CHAPMAN, a "m
AMOS CROSS,
Wyaryy JAne Io,, 1904. %
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

THE Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town of
4 North. Kiogaown, having appointed the
Saofcriben Commifioners, TO receive and exam
inc the claims Of the creditors to the efiate Of
Syfvrftr Ga,dner. Efq. late of faid North. King
aon, deceaied repreiented infolsent; and Gx
months longer from this date, being allowed for
that Purpoie :-Notice 10 hereby given to al
Perion. having legal demands sgaiufs faid eAste,
to exhibit them to either of Us within ihe time
aforefaid.
NICHOLAS c. .NORTHUP,l ;,
GEORGE THOMAS, ys,i |""y
JONATHAN REYNOLDS, r''f'''
, All perfons indebted to the eftstc afosefaid,
are hereby rquelfed TO make immediate pay
meot to BENZ AMIN SMITH, Akmis'r.
Non6 Ki.g,ios. J@l, orb. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26
NEW SHOE STORE.
JUST OPENED BY
Coggeihall 81 Co.

Charles Coggeihall 81 60.
a 4 the corner oil The New. Lane, next door
"a North Of MeiTr'. Jobn Barr, jun. &c Co.
Thames areer. an elegant aaorment of alrnot
all kinds OF Boots aud Shoes, VIZ. Mems hnc
Shoes, common and ccarie do. Kid x Morocco
Slippers. Miics do. Sat,inct and Flofen,ine with
heels all kinds OF Boys and Children's, Shoes
Common and Suwarlow Boots. As many Of
the Boots and Shoes were manufactured in this
town, IL il hoped that they will meet with
fpeedy faIe. Boots and Shoes made at the A,on.
eli notice by applying at tho above Stores-Ripa
mrndcd gratis.
They have a'fo for fale. large aGortment Of
TRU NKS
Of the neateR kind and an sAortment of Boot
Legs. Boot Webbing and Binding may be had
on The mott reaioosble tenn.
N. B. Orders for TRuNKs, Of any dmen-
fon, can nc famiihed at the above Store on the
fhoriett notice.
Nspson. ASm rs. 1904. 9s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26
To Parents and Guardians,
WILLIAM BRIDGES

w Il IL ~ M ID * ~ " r -
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Inhabitants
IN OF the town OF Newport, that he purpofes
openiog an Academy On the goth inf. for the
inRruttion Of youth in the EpgIifh lsngusgc,
Writing, Arithmetic, Book Keeping. Mathe-
MATES, Geography. Drawing and Land Sur
veying he saarcs thoie that may intruft him
with the charge Of their children, that no pains
Ghali he fpafcd on his part TO Aimula,e and en-
courage tie mirds Of hs Pupils to their learning,
and the Rrietea attention paid TO tEeif morals.
-Pivate Tuition il requiied. ~ rcTJ
- A large Room in an airy part Of the
town, fui,abc tor ichool, wanted.
Newpo,t King ShestJ JsJ i4fb, I8o4.
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Diari5 of Rhode Hand, IS.

DY virtue Of warrant from The Hon. David
ID Leonard Barnes, Eiq. Judge Of the Daritt
Court for the khode-iaand Diffriet. .-Notice
is hereby given to all pe'ion' concerned. thar .
libel is fled IN fAid Court. by David Howell,
Efq. Attorney ct the United States for faid
Diariet. againa thee bags Of Coffee, imported
into the Port Of Newport. in the Schooner.
German Peggy, Elifha Small. Mater. without
having been includsd in the msuisea Of faid
Schooner's cargo, contrary % the Rasuse in iueh
cafe provided--and that trial will be had on the
aforeiaid libel, at the DiRriet Court which 10 to
be holden in Providence on the 6ra Tuefdsy Of
Augua next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
VIZ. PECK, Ma.<BsL
Daiei at Prvviitms. JsI a. 1904.
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THE Suhlcr.bef ioteoding to quit 'he line
4 OF buGneG he az pIeicnt puriues, has
ma,k'd all hn Goods. iuclodiue box Il Hat.
sGpued. at no' exceeding per cent. he uiosI
profit being 40 per cent? on colt, BY retail +;
many lels. and fonc al colt.
A large quonliiy OF the above Goods, eL
pccialiy Broad Clohs and other Woolens, was
pnrchaied a, a very low advance, upon the Aerl.
ing coz.
He iikewiGe offers for Sale or Leafe, hi,
Eaatc, ituatr on Thsmes-Stree, formerly the
property Of .4ayes Sbcbfe!d) For tetms, apply
to EBENEZER SHEARMAN, or
-a4i JOHN X. ShEARMAN.
Nswpo,f. Dee. IL, 1868. 67f.
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Wanted Mmediately,

A S an Apprentice TO the Copper Smith and
( n Brsf.- Foundery buGneG, fmart staivc
boy. about ~ or IS years of age. One from
the Coantry would be preferred. Amply TO
OTIS CHAFEE,
Nezyto,,, JaLy stb. 1904. i4,
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MEM & ROGERS

Haze }o, jalr at tbeir Store. head Of Banjst,'s
WbaJ, 7bames:Sre0.
j AMAICA Rum per HID.
AmRerdsm Geneva per pipe,
Syanilh Brandy per ditto,
Cognac ditto per ditto,
Tar per bbl.
Flonr tiuperfnel per bbl.
Z Coffee, w. |. and Bourbon, bea quali,y.
Madeira & other Wines per or. cslk.
AJfs, general aaotiment OF GROCERIES
wholciae and retail at the lowef prices.
N.B. AConlsnment Of Trunks and Paper
Hangings.
Newport, May zS. Isott
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Rhodes e Hammond

~ it S HAVE foR sALE,
7 (H,boisfah axd ksiaa|
j AMAICA fpirin proof,
Cognac Brandy 1d do.
Barcelona do. 4th do.
Holland Ccncya.
Havana brown, Do. white.
Loaf If and I'd quality. g SUGARS
Lump
Hyion, Souchong, | TEAS Of the
& Bohea { fta qaaiity
Coffee. Pepper, Pimsnto, f
Ginger, Mahard, Nutmegs,
Alum, Ssltpetre, Brnner heve's Snuff,
Supcrfae fiou:. G,ak Ware, A
A few bales Co,ion Wool ot Al excellent quality.
40 Barrels Mefs q PINE Beet * Pork, &c. 81.
,AsaUpsrf, JSse 7. 1894. ~ r
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- n. tse ReoS IF Byonl Street.
LAS conffan,ly for fae. agencrai Asoft.
L l. ment Of Wea. Iadia and other
G G. y ID s.
Freih ESSENCE Of SPRUCE, per gallon
or quart. The frA quality Sy'hes and Syihe
Sticks, comple,c---Rake,, Hoe, s. Hoe Handles,
Fork Tails. sc. One ton FLAX Of vsrious
qualities.
Thi, dav received 600 weight clean FLAX.
90 CASH, and 9sVo Pence bay
Pe0Z per pound, given tor Cotton and Linen
RAGS.