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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-28
YIEW OF SPAIN.

An article in Cork paper received in
Loadon, communicates the following intel
lipence. 1t states" that at this moment
the Spanish monarchy shakes TO It's iounda
tion. The series of circumstance which
Immediately reused all those svin ptoms in.
dratise OF the approaching decadence of
,hs.ancient monarchy, We canndg now de.
v.lope for several reasons but We can a..
,sr that the utmost CONSERVATION prevails
il the palace OF Ma6rid, as we'll as Ia the
Cabinet and Councils Of the state. The
arrogance and tyranny Of the Prince Of
Peace has roased the Indignation oi the
higher orders, as VIII as some of the most
ancient and public institutions, acknowledge
ed by the laws Of Spain. He has had the
temeritvto interfere with the publiciusrice
I Of the country by prevailing upon the king
10 suspend the functions of the supreme
council of c ast;le, that,te had con6rGe d an
appeal from provincial tribunal, adverse
inits effects to one of his favorites. who was
party IN the cause. The council hast adj.
dressed the king in terms becoming the an
Glen. Spanish character; they have admon.
ished him of the consequences Of such en-
unsoward mediation; they have reminded
him in bold and manly language, of the
dependency of his predecessors upon the
laws Of Spain, and upon the determination
of the Supreme Council of Castle in for.
mer tines and they have suggested the to-
merity of putting a dsriag favori,e above
the laws, and intimated the probable con-
sequenees in times SO especially marked
by such vicisitudes in human authority"
" The Court is 10 disniay," says our corr
sespondent-a but sullen and distrustful--
their measures are obstinate in some res
poets and waveriug with others.
The prince OF p ace breathes vengeance,
and the supreme council OF CASTLE a
vows resistance, and seems to be the Popu-
lar party. The provinces arr 10 disorder;
and the large ci.ies are tirbuent. Bona
parte has offered The king large army 70
crush the sriri. ofrebellion. as iris called,
and If the impotency Of the court accept
the ofer-Spsin will be engulphed N his
obvious project of extending the French
smpire."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-28
PHILADELPHIA, October IS.

A gentleman from Madeira informs Us
that the British ship Of war Reasonable, OF
"a guns arrived at thar island the latter end
of Aug. bearing marks, as they allowed,
of the heavy we'll directed FIRE Of the com
bined Aeets, in her masts, sails and hull,
in the action under command of sir Robert
Calder. When some of the officers we're
asked why they did not engage the French
a second time, they said ii was sir Roberts
tauIt, as he was little bashful, having been
rather roughly handled. After being re.
paired she sailed about the 10Th September,
as was said, 10 cruze for the British East
India feet, which she was to convoy to
England.
By The same conveyance, we learn thu,
on the 7th of September, the ship Octavia,
captain L. fRngviil, of New York, who
arrived at Madeira from Bordeaux, rbout
twelve o'clock at night, was discovered to
! be on Ere IN the lower hold, supposed to
be by 4the inattention of come drunken
: sailors, one of which was smo:hered TO
death, and Others considerably burnt, as
was both the hands of the captain, in his
| endeavorsto extingaish the FIRE. AS soon
fas she fire was discovered, the Reasonable
sen, her boats and engine to her assistance,
when finding that 10 scuttle the Octavia
wa. the only mode to save her, the same
was effected, bu, being loaded with wine,
she only sunk 10 her main deck and there
by extinguished the fire. The next day
the Reasonable hauled alongside the Octa-
via. raised her, stopped the scu,t!e, and
pumped her OUT, so that it was Thoughts she
nigh, soon be reftted to perform her voy-
age.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-28
BALTIMORE, October Is.

The ship United States, Bounds, hence
To Varel, was spoken September Isl, off
Dungeness, out % days.
Arrived, schr. Harriet, Barnes Is days
from ST. Augustine.
Also, schooner Pelican, Belt, from Bill
boa.
Also, brig Alert, Russell, % days fTora
Havannah.
Also. brig John and Joseph, Manning,
from Amsterdam, and as DAYS from Ports
mouth, Eng. Left no American vessels
at Portsmouth. Sept. 90, LAT. as, long.
"a, spoke ship Maria. Warrington. from
Liverpool for Alexandria, out 16 days.
Before capt. NJ. Sailed it was reported war
had been declared by Russia and Austria,
against France. The French troops had
been witkdrawnfrom The sea coast into the
interior.
Also, new ship, captain Norman, from
East River.
Also brig Harmony, Hall, from Boston.
Also, ship Altoona, Hobson, SO days
from liverpool. The ship Staplelonln The
Bayl and brig Newton, tor Baltimore,
sailed days before. In long. SO, lat. ~,
spoke ship Hero, from Nantz for 'lexan.
dr,a. Long. IS, lat. 40, snip Fame, from
Bristol for New-York.
Also. ship Cora, Billups, 157 days from
Mocha. and 105 from the Isle of France.
Left a, Mocha, May Is, bark Mary Bray,
of Salem; ship Columbus, Calender, Bos.
ton AT the Isle OF France, July 4, ships
Liberty, Vickery, of Philadelphia; AK.
nomack, Henry, Boston Chesapeake,
Chayler, Baltimore Juliana, Nichols,
Boston Aurora, Evans, Philadelphia J;
Pigou, Goblet, do Alexander, Brown, Bos.
ton; Samuel Elan, Champlin, New York
Tohn and William, Pdlard, Portsmouth,
n H.; -, Sanford, Baltimore Eliza,
Smith, Beverly bark George Fowler,
Ropes, Salem snow Nancy, Sherman,
Baltimore, just arrived ships Susan, Pal.
llfer, Boston; Eugenia, Russell, Provi-
dence. July 4, of Port N. w. lie of
Francel spoke ship Ann and Hope, Lang,
of Providence, Il. /. Is DAYS from Batavia,
bound 10 the Isle of France to stop leak !;
informed us that there was no coffee at Ba-
,aeia. September so, lar. 90, SO, n. long.
80. 40, w. spoke brig Franklin, Durham.
from Ienneauok, for Tohago out % dars.
Oc,obrr IS, LAT. so, 81, long. 70, 80, spoke
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-28
FALMOUTH. Sent. 3.

,snn sa the American brig Friendship,
i.a us' from Lisbon, to load FISH for the
'''anean; also the ship Bristol Pack.
n, ), RON Norfolk, for orders re-
49,, "a' she spoke the Earl Leicester
b sSoV a privateer, going into Nor
'aw 81 zane out, a ases Of large ships
p,.,, aH, appeared off shis evening.
s hoa = me eastward, supposed to be
Estl . :, bound East India feet.
I'm VIZ 7merlean ship Gosport, Dur
''u 'ooaeco,for Amsterdam.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-28
NETWORK. October q.

BY the ship louisiana, Capt Thompson,
which arrived at this port tasr evening ia
SO days from bordeaux, the Editor of the
Mercantile Advertiser has received French
papers to the 18th September. fransia-
lions will be given to-merrow. Capt. L.
Informs tina, the Emperor of Russia, King
of Sweden, and Austria, had declared
war against France, and that Bonaparte
has taken all his troops from the coast (Which
was intended for the INVASION of England)
with him ibfo Italy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-28
PUBLIC SALE.

On TUEeDAY, S h Of November rext, will
be 5oid al the Fenaue Stpse, tof cain,
a valuable Mulatto Woman,
f6sRf III .,rars o. age.
She viii be iold Tor the term Oh 8 years from
the r,th of June Taft. She IS au'excel,ens houie
ftyant ard woman Of good character.
p. C. Marlleher.
Ohcker as. CT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-28
COWES. Sept4 mI,er 4.

,5.s g hers this morning, the Ameri-
q eoraelIa captain John Wallis,on
3ss 8 : laden with tobacco, for
~ oat : inc American ship Amer,
'a7er, master, laien with So
AL egvood, for Tonniugen.
- 49, A.eeaware transport, lately ar
ss,, yea Fecraiss for the army de
81 s@SQ possession of at sea, BY =
s5a + recruits, bar by the verv r.
y IS aordlnarv x~r,ions of .hr
Presented. aod the sh,le of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-28
alaraaorla Eaap gDoertiser.
MONDAY, ocrosnR IS.
aT VERY lMP.oRTaNE
N.,.# DetAIa. o.
NEw-YogK, October %.

We hssttp to communicate to you the
following important intelligence, received
this morning from Messrs. Hammond and
Holmes. passengers in eSusan and Sarah.
Mariner, arrived al Newport from Bof-
dsaux, which place they Itft the 18th Sep
TENDER -
$ One hundred and Fifty thousand Rus.
SLAMS were po.itively on their march tor l..
tally. Allthe troops in the south of France
were marched TO meet them. A body OF
Frepch troop, had taken Venice and Ma
pies. The 'jarmy Of Engisnd'' had left
Eoulogne IN flree divisions one OF the d..
visions pass4d thro L!sle on the Sd Sept.
for the Frovtiers. austria has not Yet o.
pen!y decldred what part she will act
in the contest but she has three hundred
thoasand men ready for service, and sixty
million of FORMS In her treasury. 4 here
was no debit Ia France o! a combination
having been formed h7tween Russia, Aus
tria and Sweden, and the Porte, and that
they would ali Immediately act against
France. Prussia has not decided. Lsuna-
parte was at Paris"
,The Paris papers state that admiral Vii
lentuve's feet, during It's cruize. captured
81 kail Of BRUSH vessels. Those included
thd small feet from Antigua, mentioned
sohe time since to have been taken and at.
towards bornt. Ofthe 81, were the Cyane
slPp Of war, captain Codagn, OF IS gins,
hvt privateers or armed ships and lugger
They also recaptured Spanish galloon
from Lima, with a rich cargo.
The New Orleans Gazette Of the 18th
ul1 says, 'We can state from source
thu may be relied on. thatan army of 5
tkiusand men are on its march from Mex
ic& to strengthen the Spanish frontier on
louisiana. We cannot but think it would
be advisable for our government to throw
flw thousand troops into this country.
evn though We should remain at peace, i,
woEld be well to shewa state of preparation
forlwar."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-28
N o T | C E.

He Sale OF The fiji Hefo's Cargo beng
4 TO saEe place to-incIrow at II t'cicok
prevents thr utual fae AZ the Venaue SIots,
which is !tponed unti WEDNESDAY "tsn
viii be fold, a variety OF Wet and Dsy Gcocs,
as will be exptedeJ in tie bills Of the day. =
Ago. ia, ne be,ttjff # tbe naatrE.,iiert,
One bale Oh sls,iv,s 40 t'so tales 81 to'eH
Cloths, msksdd.L and ere bale OF Coat'ngs
marked T. 5. damaged en- hoaIa he ihip LATED
States, OF. Ter paGlgc i.oD L,e:poci..
Philip G. Marifeller, 7. N.
OaobeI rs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-28
JAMES K. RIDDLE,
Has ,eee0td large addifiox 10 bis f'rmsrlap.
fE Of
FALL & WINTER GOODS:

AMONG WHICH ARE
.CjPEBFiNh ard Rulia fhseting
- 'Luadon clo,Fs White aud Orown Pla,
do. 90. es.;ircres ti;ias
Blue, drab, hro~n and , IickienburGs tleGf-
grey iecpnd Cloths I AVS
Bennct's patent cord ~ and Us ehintzes
do, do. do. Lew priced cal:coes
yeaiGg furniere 90.
Turkey 4 Svan!down White and black CAM
DO. j briek Euilms
Fancy cords, veiyets& Ceua'erpanes and table
fhiekicts cloths
Fine ga do. Einen ard cotton cheek
Bonbazets, wildboycs, White. blue, and pink
and durants !arccnets
Silk, cotton, wostted Cames' hair
and larnbs.wool hofi- Csmbric and cotton
CT, fhsWls
Ful!'d BOOKINGS Madras, fix, and 70.
d.. gloves and caps nal hantkefchess
Ysrn s, knit Rockiegs Ladies fix add York
Scarlet cloaks tan glvrs
Wool and cotton card (, Gen,lemens DC. & Bea-
cafes ~ & 7-s lrth vsf
linen Shoe thread, writing.
Creas and dowlas paper coron & fix
Rouans, Lancslhi.. iufpsnGer:, sc. &c.
~ S O,
n quantity of excellent Soal- lie -hsr.
OttobeI as. COW. 2sWzw
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fublcrib-
IN ep Executors TO the lsa Will and Tefa-
men of Jobn Hsdzoes. late of Newport, in the
State OF Rhode lland, Merchant, deceaied
have taken upon thenfelves that uuft and Civ
en- bonds as the law directs And all perions
having demands upoa the efate Of the faid Ts5s
HadzUen. decea!ed. are requeaed to exhibit the
fame and all perfohs indebted 10 the faid elfate,
arc called upon 20 make payment TO
ELIZABETH hADWEN, Exee'x.
BEN AMIN HADWEN, Exse'y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

lust received by NATHANIEL SWEET.
j s. Co. and nov telling at their Store direa.
ly oppoGte Geo. Mayfm's.
". B. Said SWEET ard Company, noa
gratefully acknowledge the fupport which they
have received from their cuaomen tnce the
commencement Of their baGnef,. and hereby in.
form the public. that having purchafed theif
Goods with ready Can this Fail, they are de.
termined TO fell them much lower than they have
ever done before. O70ber 10, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
BOOKS.
w. K. Will u e r,


Ha, Tbs day ,reeiqtd a trd% GbpS an,ong 0tbeu
az. tbe J0iloquing.
y ONAPARTE and the French People
ID new publication, price Dolls.
Graydon's Digeit of the Laws Of the United
States. price Dolls. 50 C".
SPaniih Dictionary, vols. price Dolls. 50 Cts
Do. Grammar, I vol. price Dol. IS Cs.
H'me''s Odyhy, vols. price Dol. co Cts.
Jackfon's Book keeping, 1 vol. price D,i. 80 G..
F'ench Spelling B,oks, price 60 Cts.
Murray's Letteur Ffancois, I vol. price 1 Dol
IS Ca.
Peuin's Eyercife,, French, price Dol.
MurraJ's Grammar, large, price 7s Cts.
Do. do. fraa.l. price IS Cts.
Do. Ensliih Reader. price 81 Cu.
Do. Sequel. price Dol.
DO. Introduction, price 6z4 Cts.
With many other new and valuable publications,
all Of which will be fold as low as al any Book
Store in the United States.
School BOOKS Of every kind in ur. at
wholeiale and retail, at prices not 10 be under
toli--Stanonasy complete anoument--
Seamen's Books, Charts. Scales, Dividers, Quad
rants. Mathematics Initruments, &c. as utual.
NezVpor, Dee. rs.
- For fale by ". r. Hiils,. II barrels
North Carolina Pork, in good order, az low
price, and Tx months credit.-Apply foon.--
dgo. about sooo H,op,--for Cath cr so days.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

|THEY have jua received 40 elegant aaort.
4 ment Of almoR all kinds OF Boot, & Shoes.
viz. Men, fine Shoes, common and coarte do.
Kid and Morocco Slippers, Mihcs do. Sattinet
sad Florsnt with heels all kinds OF Boys &
Children's Shoes--common & SuwsTow B'ou.
Al many OF the Boots and Shoes were msnufsc-
tared in this town, il 10 hoped that they will
meet with fpeedy fale. Boots and Shoes made
at the horIef notice by applying at the above
Store.--Rips nsnded gratis.
Liksrvyt. TOO wtgood SOLE LEATHER
at z6f Gents per ID.
They have ALTO for Gale, large aGortment OF
4 X u N K S,
Of the neateR kind and an aaortment OF Boot.
Legs. Boot Webbing & Binding may be bad
on the mott reafonabe terms.
N. B. Order for Trunks, Of any dimen-
fon, can be fornilhed at the above Store on the
fhortef notice.
Newport, Nov. IL. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
SAIL MAKING.

THE fubfcribers having entered into partner
L fhip. under the firm of
Durham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail. Making baineis. 10 its various branches
at their Sail Loft, on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Maibone. at the South pare of the town.
Thoie who may favor them with their cuRom.
may depend on pnntuality and difpa,ch. All
favors will be gratefully acknowledged. by
CHARLES G. DUNHAM.
WING SPOONER. I'd.
Newport. April 3. 1904. 7oT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
On Friday fe'nnight a coal porter

On Friday fe'nnight a coal porter
exhibited his wife in Smithheld, with
a halter round her neck, for fale ;
he demanded a guinea for her, but
fhe hung on hand for fome time, un-
ill a man of good appearance made
the purchale, and packing her, halter
and all, inro hackney coach, drove
for Blsckfriarfbridge amidft the huz-
zas Of the mob. London pap.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

A JoURNEYMAN Boot & Shoe Maker.
IA who is well scquaiated With the bufiasfs.
--Alfo. an active Boy. sbouf "a or rs years Of
age, a. an spprcntce. Apply TO the fnbfcriber.
who keeps conltsuty on hand, general sfIort-
ment of BOOTS and SHOES -Thofc Who
favor him with their cuaom. may depend on
having their work well done, at the fhor,et no.
tice. JOHN w. DAVIS.
Newport, Dec. 6, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
Jna reeivrd, and aorU cEt,td for JaLe Gy
ISAAC AUSTIN,

CUPERFINE fecond beft, middhng, a,c
- low priced Broadcloths.
Do. do. CaiiimeIes.
D,. do. Io,lenets, owaniuo"nA "e'
From { 4 TOO. excellent Roie Bisoke.p
Cambricks. varioes widths and prices. "a,
Scotch 81 India Book Muffin, and BOOK hsfu'
kefchieis,
A iew pieces of royal patent Cord, very hpe-
rio.,
An exteu6se aGortment of Hats, from Is Gents,
to dollars so Cents each.
ALo. qUayrax,sd Groe.,iss. az rfaal, cog9ahg Of
Hylon- kin. fouchong aud bohea Teas.
EAT and WcR- India Sugars,
Coffee, Pepper, Ginger. Nutme.g'
Ftsfh Flour.
Excellent Havanns Honey, Molaiies, &c.
Catn. and generous price Will oe gVcn
for good clean Flax-seed.
Newport, Ilth Mo. 4,h, 1904.
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B7LLHD, on The 6,Afb Of Liesf. Somey,. N,adE
rvo,tS. and fbey GALLANT Ss0mer eff 7ripah.
MOURN, mourn the glorious brave!
lVl Who gave ,hcmfelves to death
Their limbs beftrew the wave,
The Ky receives their breath.
Twas SoMrRs and his crew.
By gallant Pieble fsnt;
Rcfov'd 70 make fhoie rue,
Whole fouls can neer relent.
With fhes and powder hll'd,
They Reer'd their dcfin'd way;
The foe 10 battle n<ill'd.
Bore down their courie 10 aay.
Two gallant veiIels bold,
Our Iueger boarded then;
Twice hf,y men they ,oId.
Brave Somen told bur ten.
Difdsin the captive chain,"
The pallant Som:n cries,
"Now Grc tho AcepiDg train; Z.
And blow them TO the ikIes."
Oor men expetf the blsA,
Wave high their hats In air
The pirates fsnd sRhaa,
With horror and dcipairl
{" Huzza," brave WApswoaTH cried;
~" Dor country men will know,
w perrily we died,
F' Ncnee them on the foe.''
High io the clouds ureaH,
The veHels three were blown;
And dreadfol was the blaA,
That fhook the guilty town.
Twice fifty pirates bold.
Sent fhrieking in the air
This tale whenever told.
Shall make our ioes dcfpsir.
Morn, MORN the glorious brave!
Who gave rhemiclye' 10 death'
Their limbs benVew he wave,
The Ky receives their breath.
lN. 4. Morn. Cbron.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

Hf fbe Head Of fBroaa.Sfrv9,
.HAS conftsntly for fale, general Abort
/ IL ment of Wet. India and other
G O 0 ID S.
hF CASH, and Three Cent? per lb.
given for Cotton and Linea RAGS.
ONIONS by the bulhel or bunch--4 cents
per bunch, aud much leh by the 90.
For lale as above.
A new one fory BUILDING, 80 feet
by IL. 20 be removed from The fpot on which il
nov Rands. az foon az pofiible. For further
particulars apply as above.
AJ6, One whole and complete fhare, in the
Sufqpehannah purchaf,, about 5000 acres, in
the State of peonfylvanis, and about SO miles
from the city of Philadelphia, recorded Jolly g.,
1905, on the Company Books at Tioga Point,
in fsid State, and will be fold cheap for Caih,
or Wef-Iodia Goods.
Juft received, 1000 VT. frefh Chocolate
Shells, and will be fold cheap to thoic who Pur-
chafe TO fell again, and by doz. or fingle pound.
Every Matter OF venel ought to have more or
lefs on board, as they are good and handy, and
will keep good in any climate
Pi.ejt be 0dvjtd ouee 10 t,y,
Axd after t5af yoaW aizDayf bay.
CHEAP and GOOD COFFEE.
- Jua received from Albany, ne~ kind OF
PEAS, which are an excellent fubfiiote for the
Wet. Iodia Coffee, and equally as Pslstablc.--
They aho make hne din, when boiled with
pork. Wb,n ! 4Des en- ibe yagnP Jfas,
J /e0jqfd on Pesd foyk and Pea.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
a TRIBUTE TO THE BRdYE.

The accounts from Tripoli of the lofs Of 70 ms
ny brave men is truly difrcGing. Bot. Amer.
icsns, reHed for moment on circama ances,
snd you will perceive the true character Of
your country exhibited in the conduct of ,hofe
brave men who were on board the fire. ihip,
prcferring DIArH TO SLAVERY. Perhaps
lhe blood of their fsthcrs vas at that moment
rufhing through their veins, crying GLIB
ERTY OR DEATH"
Heroic SemRss, WADswoRrH. IzARD, and
crew, (ten 10 nu nber1 r1--thoagh your fotms
may be blown TO atoms, ftill ihs!I your actions
live, ard your bravery be Untitled in the
hearts Of your coan,rymen. II is fora men
20 die You have died land this (hall be
your motto -" DEATH BEFORE SLA-
YERTI"-To mourn your lois is natural.
but it is for the iurv9ing world 10 fmitaJe
your Hrmneh. (PbA pap.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
Nathaniel NaioYe,

u ESPECTFULLY informs the Public. tha,
An he hs, taken Shop three Doon North o.
the New Church Lane. where all kinds Of TIN
WARE. can be furnilhed AZ the fhortcf notice,
and ON as reaionablc terms az can be bought 10
this Town. Conaant atteodalce will be given
and the imalef favor acknowledged.
Stove Pipes. either of Tin or Shee,-Tron,
made with difpatcb. - CAN. & the highsR
price. given Tor old Pewter and Lead.
Newport. O0. IT. 100
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

Has Jay Sale on Commgfsu.
10 pipe, Gin,
10 hhd,. Jamaica Spirits,
hhds. ST. C,oix Rum,
10 hhds. brown Sugar,
IL bhd,. good retailing MolaGe',
600 .buihel, old Corn,
zoo quin,sls icale Filth,
50 barrels prime Beet, put up in the bcfs
manner for Shipping,
90 hhs. New RUM,
Cabin & Ship Bread.
100 barrels prime and meh Pork. -M.
Supd,y dwelling houfc'. iitdated in differ
ent parts Of this town; and quantity oi Sheep
and Hogs for ihipping.-LRs1rW,
Any quantity OF Mahogany Furniture OF
the neweit fafhion on reaionable etms.
Newport, Nov. iSth, 1904.
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J.f yseeived, and IA, Jak BY
JACOB RICHARDSON,

at the Pgf- OGt.
HOUSE Paper of every kind, Anericsz,
i 4 Englih, French. and Hamburg. in ad-
dition TO his large aGortmeus of 5000 pieces.
with Borders. He has jaA received number
OF new Books for fale or circaistion.
Mufs aod Twpiu, large saor,ment--
Men. fur Gloves. Mi'u. and Csps--Fur Skins.
Ruiiis, gray, white, aud }pos'ed.
ALTO, Tickets in the Wexford Acadeny
Lottery.
Writing Paper of every deicriptiou, BY the
ream or quire-Slates of ali dzes, with gene-
raj aGoriment Of Stationary.
Char'. European Picn--Wef. India aei
American ditto.
Engiifh MuRard, by the pound--Sxsst
Oil. by the fak.
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One Hundred Dollars reward.

CTOLEN from among the Goods faved from
- the wreck Of &c brig Mioesva. Rsanded On
Beaver Tail. On the a7th ul,. Ooe Bale. COW.
,.ioiog twenty Pieca hne German lhir'iog Lin
en- ; one bale, containing FIVE pieces Ruff
Shee,ing snd one bale. containing two pieces o,
Ruiiia Dack.---As very few foch Linens arc ie.
ported, it is rcquefsd that fhop-keepeu * othe =
will he upon the lockout. IL any are offered 60
ialc. Whoever viii give information 60 that IL,
thief OF thieves may be brought 90 juAice AZ
I tho Goods recovered, fhall be entitled to Il .
above reward. and Fsfy Dsiia,sfor the Goo, .
culy. .-;All. neceiIary chAsses will be paid by
SIMON DAVIS, Of Newport. q
JAMES D'wOLFE, Of BtiaoI.
9snaary 9th. Isos. !
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LoulvILLE, Dec. s.
HfoniMing tecundity.

Hfoni11fng feeundty.
A gentleman from Marietta in
forms that juft before he left that
place, he faw gentleman of undoubt-
ed veracity, who had gone 90 miles
out of his route to fee a family from
Mafachufetts lately fettled on the
Muikingum, confilting of 7soeniy,four
Sons, all produced at 7aceivs Births
from one Woman!! 1t is added, that
a petition will be prelented to the le-
siflature Of the State Of Ohio at their
next feilion, to grant each member of
this extraordinary family 100 acres of
land.
During the late dilfrefing fire at
St. Thomas, but few lives were loft.
"A Mr.. Collin, of immenfe property,
diitrafed by his lofs, threw himlelf
into the flames and perilhed; I; faith
ful and affedionate feryant immcdi-
ately followed the dreadful example
OF his matter.