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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14
BALTIMORE, May 4.
ExtraT eta Letter reeeiz,cd BY tbe Editors oftke
american, dated Lij1o1, Marcb Q.

Extraf eta Ieife, reeeiyed BY tbs Editors otrtke
american, dated LiJbon, March Q.
A boat, commanded by lieutenant, belong
ing to the Amerald Britifh frigatc, boarded fe-
veral Britifh vehcls and prizes, under quaran-
tine, on the evening of the Goth ult and impref-
ED III men ont of them. The next day this go
vernment ordered the frieate into quarantine.
In dropping down it appearing that ihe was
going below the place it was intended fhc fhould
anchor. the cattle fired four Ihot at her and
brought her TO in much confu6un. Her boat
then came on flore, and word was fent bv it,
that fhe NUT not proceed to Tea till further or
ders. In the evening they attempted to drop
her down oppoiite to the cattle at the fime
time Tending boat on ihore to ak perrnifIion
under pretence of danger from brig near her,
but it was refufed and upon obfcrving at the
cattle that fhe was moving, fiot was fred
which truck her about the fern. The anchor
was Immediately let 20 and fhe Hill liesthere AL
though fle is one Of the flIips of war that is To
convoy the trade TO England and who all drop
ped down the 9Th, and were to fail on the 2sth,
but are now waiting for her. Much difcufion
has taken place. and it is undcrfood that this
government had fome intention of demanding,
that the lieutenant Mould be given up for pm.
ifhment here, hut the captain Of the frigate diff
| avowing any orders for the purpofe, and return
irg the impreHed men, it was finally corpromif.
ed on by putting the lieutenant under arref or
board, and the Britifl minifer a1uring this go.
vernment that entire fati;faction fhouId be giver
it in England. The frigatc is to Gail to morrow
with the convoy. About the fame time three oi
the Algerine captives ran away from the arizona
and got or board Briiiih frigate. Upon ar
application of this government the commander
rrfu(ed to give them up. But the Brtih min.
| ifter being Informed, that unlefs the demand wa
complied with, no deferter from Britiih veie
Of war fhould be returned or taken when on
fhore-the AIgerines we're forthwith refored.
| The French hav. demanded and received from III,
inhabitants Of Lubbock 10000 mares BANJO for IN,
privilege Of free trade through Hanover.
Alrs d.fv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14
BosToN, Nav ..

we have fecn letter from Bordeaux, of lie
date of 9TH March, which farnfhes tie following
intelligence of our affairs with SDain. If Rates.
" that capt. Dutton of the United States navy,
pahed through that place, from MADEIRA, vii
dispatches from Mr.. Munroe to our Miniter in
Paris; that it was underfood, he had not G;c
ceeded in the Object CT his milton to the Court
of SPAIN"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14
NORFOLK My 9.

a letter from Trpoli fays, "1'he attack of
commodore Prsble has not contributed TO rem
der more unpeafani the iituation OF tie Ame.
rran prifooers Of war. They have 4 honfs
within the cattle; whatever, if it can he pre-.
cured, .ferd there. The officers la'sly OBJ
aimed Permifi9n TO yak in TIE country, ard
% TIC Baths IL &c town. hope that during
lie winter faf5n Che b,R part Of The year 10
3aibary) they ,,id Oh. AIN more liJ0ty."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14

beneficial operationof tho Sinking Fund, no efs
FUN than l,69s, 92Si. is. "a. is at prefent ap-
pied, per quarter, to the reduction of the ma
tional debt, and that the finn already redeemed
amounts TO one hundred and thirteen million
FIVE hundred and twenty three thoutand three
h',ndred and ninety-three pounds ferling.
The Emperor Of France is about to Witt Italy,
accompanied by the pope.
The Sheriffs of Middeiex have been commit
ted to Newgate, for illegal and corrupt conduct
in the late election.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14
ITALY, Feb. S.

Great preparations are making at Milan for
the reception Of the emperor Napoleon, prince
Jofcph, or another prince, and the Pope. His
highnefs, and the cardinalswho accompany him,
viii! take up their reGdeuce in the Archiepitco-
pal Palace.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14

e 6ape beer avo,cd BY Capt. Cari Of lie L.vey Loi
rrs tie Paris Hrgn,, printed in Easl;sl 9ikt LII
Eeb. from zrbitb zee ex:rsG7 he fo!!os;,irs =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14
NETWORK, Nav =.

Yetcrday the election for two Setltors 70 re-
prefsnt the Southern Ditri6t, and nine Mn.
bers of the AGembly for the city Of New-York,
was clofsd. Th-re was no oppUf.ion Of say
kind. In the Southern Difri8 The Federal Par
ty are too feeble TO oDpofe us. De WITy
CLINTON and EZRA L'IToMMEDIEu, Efunres,
are the Senators elective are really fearful
that the Federal Purity will, in n1ort time, exr
1T but in name. (Reb. Knteb-TozOer. ,
Chevalier De Foronda, confil general f,ofs
his Catholic maieny to- the Uoiied States, ~
forms the public, that the minifer plenipoten.
tiary, Marquis De Cafl Yruio, has received Of.
fetal advice that orders have been given by The
Britinl government 10 their vciIels Of war. and
privdteers, not TO molef any neutral yeGel ~
Vefels bound to Spain with grain or nour,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
CHINA WARE. Be-

'HE fubferiber has JUN received hapdfon,e af.
fortnent of China, Glals, aud Liverpool Ware.
amongit which are fome elegant fctts of Tea China
gt with burni!hed gold, and great variety Of ins
rior kinds in compeat and broken fets China Bowls
aii'rted, China and China glazed dining, breakfalt
deiert Plates, and China glazed Pitchers of various
zes, alio, Tea Pots, Sugar Difhes and Cream Trina
OF the pearl and wedge wood kind. His gais chiefly
conts OF ietts of Decauiers, wine and caret GIs,s
Iumbers and Gobbleus, oval cream Bowls. Sweet
Meats and Salts handiomely and engraved, CATER
And liquor Bottles in morocco frames, and pretty ge-
neral ahortment on German plain Giais. His Liver.
pool ware Is generally aIorted, from which he can
pack ailorted crates to ft country retailers ar very
moderate advance. Ele continues to keep gepetai
aiortment OF groceries for rctaiiug Of the bsf o0a
y, ana has :;';: OF hand, brown Sugar by tine oyi-
head and barrel Rum by the puncheor and BIZ. COT.
fee by tbe bag, New York Candies by the box. In.
perial Teaby the chef, Salt by thefack, aud Canings
well allorted by the ton finaIler qusntty all or
which articles will be fold reafonsble for ready mo-
ney or negotiable paper.
DANIEL TRlPLEI-r.
Deee"'"er D. (ep4w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
ON PEDLARS, &c.

correspondent has requched us to Offer
" tome hints to the General AGtmbly, rclpect-
Tag the Pedlars and Northward Velicls, that
over-run the lower par. of Virginia. The fact,
(be obferves,) is obvious, that the Pedars, by
taking away our ready money, and leaving us
nothing of value or real ufe, itnpovcrifh not on
ly the planters, but entirely the country mer-
chants, who alone encourage the market for
produce, and furniih articles of real Value
The Northward Vefels corrupt, in moa
ihdmeful manner, the morals of the Negroes.
and encourage drunkenness among the lower
clafics of the people, would commend
Tax on Pedlars to amount to a prohibition, and
compel Northward VeGes TO lard their car
goes when they go into the country rivers.
would alto recommend that The country and
town merchants ihould make up tie deficiency
in the Revenue"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
FOR SALE,

BY bsfa9fribsr nest doo, o55pe tie Bel TaOe,r.
TWENTY hogfheads ratailiDg MolaIes, 80 pun
cheons Northern Rum, so boxes Raif,ns. 90
narres tanners Oil. 10 or. can.. shs..y Wine. &c
90 do Malaga do. Iooowt. Soal Leather 100 pieces
Drown and so do. white Pla;as an invoice Of
Sk Velvet Waiitcoat Patterns, few pieces of lin
en-, Pltent Shot, Candies, 2, 8, to 10 cut, nails,
ohiterd Steel, Pepper, Shoes, Cotton Cards, Ff.
Sul Powder sheet Iron, Sheet Lead, half pint Tun-
biers, Gagng Rods writing and wrapping Piper.
HENRY HovEY.
Oen1ber II. St
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
NOTICE.

ME SGrety',s Of be Stage ROAD fran Richmond
!" Cba,Iafi5eifr, yegreGedfo fase noiiee, that
'tSfafd so7P1f' baVs been ,vaAf to me- ee drrper 10
EsS.1 TIE fa4ges in ne Stage BzOe been, and nil are
J11'3Tef TO- from 1e bAdasG Of tie -oad r1aifing mai
"'nIera'!y tr@D s "afenfiau Or negligence Of bs 4v5o
ongDf TO Jff bfn REGULARLY rtpairitbe,s5re if on any
/E,f1T, compliant Of tie d6erh paags If tie Stage, Or
or'"f'1 ar a0"Of, Fail proceed TIE lar d,esls 10
eJo'ss ne n7SF exemplary Pvn17enf be 7obo are in
d1ash TIE g.us,af g,sf of j,ejiy, Ae Gssteb aesc.
~ IL, he conveyance Of tie SDbe Mil, and vy o.oa ia
ff'sf H,sm'fi0e' alan, ras FIR rb dsfermisafiaa.
RICH6RD TERRELL.
Des.mEsy IL. /aazy4zo.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
LISBON, September 20.

BY letters from Cadz we are informed Of a mot
deadly anmofty fulfilling between the French and
the Span;ards which is carried to lengths too ock-
ing for the reelection of human nature night does
rot pals without the eommiion of fome horrid OUT
rage, which always ends in the piline of bloed The
origin of thefe MISUNDERSTANDING 10 kept profoundly
fecret but is iad to be between the French admiral
Vilrneuve and Gravina. The latter has proff.red his
resignation, which the Spanih government has refuf-
&c to accept; yet no means taken to foften the
exiting quarrel, or put an end the nightly bros
which take place between the French and Spaniih
iaor winch have of late been extended to the inha-
biHnts o. the town who now engaged in the
dipue under plea that the proviions for the town
are kept Tor the upport OF the French navy and that
rhey in confsquence will be ftarved
In Madrid the diforders wear Gill more dreadful
appearance; the inhabitants are in arms, to whom
the Swiis guards have been oppoed and defeated up
wards Of 600 perfons have been killed and wounded
in this conia the e1ufe is attempted to be kept pro-
foundly feeret but has arifen from an .dia lately
Paled under the anaion of the prince Of peace COM
mandng all perfons receive in full payment in lieu
OF money, the derin0 vales, paper currency, which
IN the lat war dilcount of SO per cent This
currency is the mott unpopular in the kingdom of
Spain; salways at dilceunt; and the people re-
fuie to concur in the Of the edf which is the
ca!e OF diipute which has length urcaGoned this
iniurreGfon.
In coniequence OF This news, all intercourfe By way
OF exchange between Lilbon aud Madrid, is at aand
and all banes between the two places ceaies for the
prefent.
II is currently reported here that Bonaparte has
ma lie another demand on the government of this eoun
try which it is feared mutt be complied with, rather
than endanger the term of our prcfent neutrality.
Eight millions of erufados fid to be the extent of his
demand, which in aerlng money is 100000.
Whether This will ultimately turn out true or falfe
have the modification TO infor, you, tina. our BIZ.
6rts' the paper money of PortugaD this time at
dcopnt OF 20 per cent. which extraordinary depref-
fion soeeationed by the above report for although
the tlbrfss are generally dilcoun, it has not of
late been greater than 10 per cent.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
.IT WARpLAW. bias received his fallG ,rl.

-" WARDLAW, has received his fallG. ,ply
" OF Medicines, by the ihip Rolla from son
don; alto great variety of Paints, Varnilhes, Sur
geons inttrumcnts, patent Medicines, &c. &c. And
by the ihip George from Liverpool, a large iupplv
OF walls and ihoP glais.-Thofe who favor him with
their ent'om may depend being fupped with eve
~ article III his line IN the mot liberal terms
The citizens of Richmond are requeltcd when thew
apply at his hop by child fervant to put the name
OF the article wanted on paper to prevent INTAKES.
Nov. /. IT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17

y LII Perions having demands againa the eaa,e
OF Philip Ludwe Crymes, Efq. late of Bran
oon' Ni'ddieiez onnty, deeeaied requef,ed to
forward them properly authenticated ,boC.
who are indebted to faid efate are defired TO rak
immediate payment 30 the Rev Henry Heffernan Of
the faid county who is fully authorized 10 fe,,. an
nstters relative to the efate during my abfenae.
SAMUEL w. SAYRE, Admir-.
Brapdon, Novemberg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
WILL BE SOLD,

onathe 9Th day of January next at King William
court houie, (being court day.)
ME remaining NEGROES, belon,iny 70 the
eitate Of Byrd Cbamberlayne. deed. soR CASH.
All thote having bonded claim, againa faid elate,
nor yet iettled, are requeed to bring then, in, as
with to cloie my Administration.
EDWARD p CHAMBERLAYNE,A Admir-.
OF Byrd ChanbeIlayne, deed.
December IL. TON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
ST. PETERSBURG, ssp..mb.r "a.

On 'laefday lac the Emperor, accompanied by
Prince Czartorinly general Novofltz.H, &c. fee of
TO Join the army the frontiers (tAe place Of rem
de.vousfs Breltoeky) whither Il is fad the Britiih
aud Autria u,inters will thostly follow The Ruff
ban army already marched amounts to $4,000 men,
The army Of Referve conGffs of 100000, and pc
neral recruiting has taken place, which is to produce
100000 men.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
FOR SALE,

ME HOUSE and LOT at prefent occupied by
MIR. John Isnonard ON Shockc. Hill One
fourth Of the Purchae money will be required in hand
and great accommodation will be given for the bal.
lance. Enquire Of
THOMAS NoRyELL.
December Z
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
DOcTON I. woRRAIT-

HAVING taken the firtt brick houfe OF, m. rich,
L hand fde after paiiug the corner of,he cysc..
ttreet, leading from the Briek-Row 20 the head os
the Baion oilers his ierviees to the citizens Of Rieh
nohd and us vicinity in the different branches Of n.
MtDIcAL PRopEssoN Families re6din.y :, -
country, requiring bis afiasncc, may depend on ~
uoit pronlPt and silidaous attention.
oaobss as' toawomJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
FOR SALE,

IN b'arH Tie fSb's1rr Lug, ~ogO lying at RoeteAs.
EooD Rbats-ya,sd Cbo1t, Potafoc,, Oaior,, Ss,,,l
- and b'GfSo. Becf, Wiae, Cy4sy, PielIed and drv
FJts, Stone Ws,s, Bayiey, SaSi1es.
Dseewber II. IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17

II Is FIR from our intention 10 voneb FIR TIE
eorreHacG cffbe .foilozomg oIJcrD0fions tboe
fbn reiafe 10 tie ame1diag of orr contribution,
are err1anl, not III adabfed to f,ge, zeben lome
eoaVeylatioa baJ already taken placer ne cal
ling u 4eoHUetisa.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17

Another correspondent enquiries, whether it
would not be proper for "the government of
the United States, IN invite the dferent Indian
Tribes, to fend an honorary member TO the
Houfe of Representatives Would it not tend
very much to increaie their confidence and haf-
ten their civilization ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
Extraa "a 90 10 az EAior.

cannot but fear, though greatly sganft my
hopes, that the futesedug Legislature will be pro-
duetive of much more evil than good. Yer, acknow-
ledge, my fear j. the offspring of what hear, and
not of what fee In this part of The country there
is nothing agate the public mind. Every thing
is peace, harmony and tranquility. This order Of
things has not been produced, by apathy, bat the
arongeit pofble conviction Of the utility which has
rcfUlted from the change in the federal admininra.
tion ard the ful!ea confidence of the people, bot
tomed upon pad experience, that 5olh the ftae and
general government will be wifsly and economically
sduininiltered may, believe, with proprcty
lay, that s, the old federalAs, with very few ex-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
WANTED ON RENT

4 CoMMoDIoUs HOUSE ard LoT, qe;lb As.
bling s'iaeJei HeSeio--TJe vieiaify Of n, hozo,
i0'sd be ,ss,,ca ISpiy 10 tie EAfar gsbs Enquire,
Desez,Eer TO- 7ir,S tr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
NEIL M.COULL

IT AS received, BY the late arrivals from I,ondon
y A ard Liverpool, his ufual fuppIy OF FALL, -
WINTER GOODS.
October ~. a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
FRIDAY, De.mS., Isn. 1905.

A memorial from the PRECEDENT & directors of the
Potowmac Company was preisnt cd and read, Rating
that the time within which the work was 10 have
been completed is nearly expired aud praying for an
extenion OF the tune for five years efs to the
Legislature may feein proper; and that the company
may be permitted hire lsves from the fate of Ma
ryland without being fubjea the consequences of
the law againf bringing 1aves into this fate, and
further praying certain alterations in the law regul-
ting the alterations of ihares belonging to the ftock-
holdere of faid company.
memorial of the prefident, directors and conlpa-
ny OF the Richmond James river company, pre-
Tented and read, Rating certain grievances to which
they have been fubjeed by the law paied at the fef
lion OF Ahemby of the year 1905. which materially
alters the law incorporating the faid company aud
praying relief from the Legiilature;
Ordered, That the faid memorial he referred to
Meiirs. Harvie srorrs, J. Seldom Cheatham, B.
!iarr'fon, c. B. Harrifop, Lightfoot, Walktr, Mil
is1 lGooehland) Allen, Burnham, Byrd, Dafhiel and
Rie,dick
petition from the clerks of undry dilria courts,
was prelznted and read, praying certain alterations
IN the laws regulating their fees and the auettion
being put upon the reference of the aid petition IL
paiied in the negative.
Ordtred That the committee for Courts of Juttice
be discharged from further confederation of the petit
zion OF the citizens of Wood and Monongalia coun-
ties praying for the etablilhment of chancery DIFF
trid Court on the wen file of the Alegany mountain
and that the fame be referred to the committee an
pointed to bring in bill, To amend the judiciary
fyRen."
Or6s,ei, That leave be given to bring in bill, TO
amend the act entitled. an act, To reduce into one
the ieyeral acts directing the coure of defcents aud
that Mefirs Campbell, Kinney, Mallory, Clarke,
Mois, J. Miller, Hening, Minor and Semple do pre-
pare and bring in the fame
SATURDA7-, Deeemb.y "a.
motion was made, that the houie do come to the
following reioution:
R5lolVeS ananimoygy, That the General AGembly of
Virginia, penetrated with conviction of the zeal,
fidelity and diligence with which John Page, efa. late
Governor cfthis Commonwealth, discharged the du-
ties OF his Office: feel it tribute of reipela due to
ms great .rer to exprefs, we'll their appreciation
of his canduf in hat department., their gratitude
for his Pait fervices.
And the fame being twice read, was, on the auef.
ton put thereupop, agreed TO by the houfe.
4 petition of the citizens of the county of Frede
rlc' PRAYING that an aa may pats. for efiabhing an
Office OF the bank of Virginia, for the purpofes of dir
count and dePoGt, i'll the county of Fairfax adjacent
TO the town of Alexandria, and for increalng thu ca
pital hocl, OF the faid bank
Ordyfa, Tha; the faid petition be referred to the
eomraittee for Courts of Jutce that they do exa
mine the matter thereof aud report the FAME with their
opinion thereupon to the houle.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17

k5ssveE That eonrnIttee BE appointed % ehqnire
INTO the expejieney Of reforming the penal laws of
this Commonwealth, and the fevera as pesGcribing
the mode Of trial o free perions and others charged
with certain erimesto exanine into the operations
ct the public Jail and pensenrary, aud to aicertan
whether any, and any, what alterations are ueeef.
FAIRY in that nftisu,ioh sand that they be authorized
to report by bill ofherwife and committee was
appointed Of Me0rs Heniuy, Minor, Mercer, Smy,h,
(Wythe) Randolph. Semple, Harvie, Baker, Cal
AWAY, Burwell, Woodford, Hancock and Miller
(Powhatan.)
Ordered, That leave be given to bring in BILL
Concerning free negroes and mulatsoes !" and
that MeArs. Baker, Burwell, Robertfon, Miller
tPowhatan) Ligftfoot, Brooke, B. Harrilon, Good
wyn and Maclin do prepare and bring in the
fame.
Ordered, That leave be given to bring in bill
To amend the act, entitled, act, for reducing in
TO one the fevera as, concerning the land office al
eertaining the terms and manner of granting waite &
unapPropriaed land for feting the titles and bound.
OF lands; directing the mode of procefIionng and
prefcrbing the duty of furveyors; and that MefIrs
Kemp, Alexander Up. Wiam) Love, Powell, smy,h
(Wythe) Coleman (Caroline) Aylett, Reeder, Laid.
ley, Woodward and Morgan (Ohio) do prepare and
bring in the fame.
On motion made, ReisIped, that this Houfe will
on Iaeiday the l7th infant, proceed by Joint bal
isf with the Senate, to the choice of Major Gene.
rail- to fuppy the vacancy occaiioned by the resna.
ton OF Joieph Jones, efq.
Ordered, that the Clerk inform the Senate there
of.
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oned at the months OF fhem. for tF,s purpcle Of
blockading tie fame, Mould be withdrawn.
lSigned) "MULCRAVE."
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Should the republican party of Virginia be
thrown into dif:ord and divilion'' nv the late
appointment of governor or Judge of the
General Court ; fllould it be
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17

-----"Sp Spending all its fires,
Waiting its Rrength in hrenuo's idlenef,
" Thrown into !as'u!., raptur'd or alarm'd
AT ought IBIS icene can threaten or indulge"
it would indeed, in the language of Young,
Refenlbe ocean into tempeit wrought
To wait feather or to drown fy.''
For what is even the office of governor of Virgil
MIA, or A judge of the General Court, but a
feather or ga Fly" in tie great "ocean' of
politics? Thanks, however, TO the moderafi9u
and the seal of the rebu5Hedns of Virginia, this
feeble impulfc fhall never lift the " tempeR."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
PHYSlOGNOTRACE.
d. MELvILL

DEGS leave TO preiert his lnoa fipcerc thanks
Id 10 the Ladies ard GcrtIcmcn OF this town
and io vicioity, for the very handlome encous-
sgement they have afforded him IN the f'ash!s
iae--,nd asttoss himislt. that the accuracy OF
his Ekencies. the nsasnels OF his enamsing on
glats, the genc,al i,t.faaion he has given, and
hi, bea endeavor, TO pieale, will merit and en-.
fure continuapcc Of their favori.
He ha, removed his pcotie'srh, &c. from
d;ou, Grsatiaa--onc door lalt, mo. ,, Pei
ham, S,reet.) directly oppoi,s MIR. qosssfnd'
Coffee. Houic; where attenlauce will be given
every day lSunday, excepted, } from niue o'clock
10 the morning till nine at night.
Profile likeueGes in pspes. or elegantly en-
ameled on glaI., warranted correct, az inc a'sAi
He ha, on hand a great variety OF very
handlome gil, and burnihed Pfohle .racae'' very
low.
Newport. May !, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
SAMUEL JAMES,
Has ROR SiLE.

HIS FOR S1LE,
4 This Pepper Hanging Mandatory, which
IN il in the Houte he now occupies, oppohte
to Mr.. Ls4ris Pseks, on the Wet Side Ut ths
Bridge. Providence, agreat variety OF =.
Hoa/s Paper and Bordering,
Of the neveit and mott elegant Figures at whole
iale and retail. on as good terms as Gan be par
ehsied In America.
A generous credit given TO thofe who Pur-
chafe by the quantity for retailing.
N. B. The above !, printed on good pa
per, and the work well executed, by and under
thc direction of a workman from Europe.
Xfw 7. 1894. ie3