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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28
Exu5erant Genius,

As the malisnity of the vulgar incompa-
rably transcends human comprehension, &
their grow ling %inslnuatlons will cilnix,case
The minutia ofhuman fra ly ,yop cannot want
faculty to investigate the ebullition of that
invective which has so inundated, a char.
acser whose. lucidity appeared in the mo-
raj world equal to any planetical Pheno-
menon. +.
"A. NJ. 5s77, alias, P. II. c 1777. 1
had the honor to make one Of hat terrific
accumulated body Of freemen eneamped at
Middle Brook, whose unparells d atchiev-
ments, and u~nedualled powers in arms,
would obliterate the character Of a Mace
donian army and whose terror no, only put
stop. to the d~epredations Of an, army OF
veterans, bus drove them from the con-
fines Of that patriotic province and made
them take shelter within their ignean bat
~teries, on the the surges OF a bolsteyous
and t mpestuous torrent. At that time the
famous politicians of the opochawere dIviq-
ed in their opinion and the question was,
whether they had totally Withdrawn their
fleets and armies, or the fates had destined
them to plough the Atlantic twice ten years
ulysses like to receive the retribution of
their national crimes? Maturely bordering
the arguments a briOri anda postsyiori-
| conceded with the former. A masing my.
self and highly pleased that the Deity was
tired. of Furnishing the iniquities of the A.
meriosn world, the curtains of the evening
began to ~jncircle me, and the shades OF f.
rebes grew more sable, when one OF the
daughters Of Venus intercepted me in
my perambulations, whom | discovered
to be sauntering about in t~aa,eless
existence---Ah me miserum de qua
perfectione decid. My meretricious tacul.
ties were alarmed, en- verite /; the organs
of my corporal system we're entirely
shocked and for a short time every MUS
cular motion forgot to vibrate the talr'
discovering in me al structure,
was prompted to extend her balml!eflous
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28
FroK tie Uuited States Gazette.

The following is a copy ola real letter
written by the persoa whose name is
subscribed, and who was a SERGEANT in
the Pennsylvania line during he revo-
lutionary war. The original is or lately
was in the possession of a gentleman IN
this city, (Philade lphia } We have rare
ly seen a more lusicrous combination Of
wha, are usually denonlnated HARD
words.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28

e;sd de to the fair neutral trader, and
- honest American Serchans and I'm.
ritter, to give publicity to the following
,.,et Of a letter from Amsterdam, dat
ne 18th March, 1905.
sour East India Company has in con-
.~soation to sell produce for expectation
- Batavia in the year 1906, aud to give
s,,c,ions thar no other cargoes shall be
sLsered, but shose for which she has con-
acted here ; they are TO consist of n
M coffee, at S 1-2 st. India currency (;
10. one fourth sugar, I 2-S and one fourth
epper, 61-4,
Payable in ready money, when delivered
N Batavia.
" The contractors to give bail that said
~afgoes, after having touched in America
y elsewhere, shall be sent for sale to this
suntry, for of the neutral owners;
l,so 90 give bail that ships shall be sent
rom America, or other neutral countries,
% carry from Batavia, tbs quantities of
uroduce, for which each contractor engages
for account of neutral persons.
"These are the probable conditions.
Some little alterations also ia the prices
NAV take place. Our Company intends
trsaing finally in some months, givingtime
that answers NAV be had from America.
Should you Incline to have a share of said
we beg 20 les as have your or
and instructions by the first opPsrsu-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28

hand and raised me FROM nay torpid atis
pidlty, by which time she was environed
with other graces not less agreeable il pull
c~hritudenary features. | was assisted into
a circle drawn by ~qoadrupeds, and vehicled
into aVIrgin Province at that time unknown
70 me. All this time any ideas, simple 81
compound, conferred in my Diana,a a prin-
pal and virtual focus.
had no avccations, nor did my country
strike my aurlcu.ar nerves; no expansion
OF my common sensoriam ; all was love
all was JOY extatic and complete!
Posthumous to my departure from the
theatre. OF human courage, / was enveloped
in a duicid le'hargic superfsc,ion of rel
terated v~olaptuosity for three diurnal peri.
DDS. and, as, | conceive, en,ranced in the
sa5o,jfc cain If PaFhilau joys-but the ia.
ugues Of repetition, destroyed and annihi-
!atlng my virilc powers, | was eventually
reduced 10 a state OF combos mentis.
say aiecragainemergIng into tao. world,
upon examining my calender, l was aston.
ished TO find than the Tuner periodical revo.
lutlons were numerically equal to the mu.
ses,. and upon hearing of the ensmy's re-
turn 10 the continent,i am ygalr deter aimed
to make q glorious epiphany.
By this tlKe, SIR, | trust the anteccdsps
cogits;ions have capaeisted YOU 10 lorm
something de6nlsive and conclusive res
pecting the character of a child Of misery
and an offspring of misfor,une, sid that
you will be moved to reconcile me to your
causidical brother ]cclonef r., from
whom ] have; unfortunately rs7olted.-
Through your bcnign mediatorial influence
| hope to be renovated IN his estimation,
and that my qaandum q ~fec,ieas NAV be
entirely and sempetcraslly absorbed in the
chaos of perpetual oblivion.
/ am, most Exeub~rani Genius, with
pedestal humiliation, and se.rsgade speeu-
latlon.
Your torquated friend and distressed,
So. Humble servant,
HUMPHREY THOMSON, Srejeant.
Fran my seguesterea Musem
near the Lancaster Rocd,
AbrV23. 1873
To Gel ---, in Gen. W-s dviSion.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28
N O T | C. e.

FRANCIS LIGHTFCOT, aDnstive of
Z the comfy of New Kent, and formerly a re-
fldenr OF the tfate Of Virginia, Sc nov living,
or has any legal heir or defendant living, either
IN the United States Or c]f where, by applying
either IN perfon or by fpecial agent, and produc-
ing i%uthciens evidence Of their being fuctr legal
deicendans TO William or Nicholas Lightfoot, Of
the county OF James City, 10 George or Light.
foot Poindesture, of New Kent, or to James
Poindex,urc, of Powhatan, will hear of 'fome-
thing highly importan, and much to their adyan-
tage.
November aS. act
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FINAL DIVIDEND.

(. CommIdianeTs ii a commilion CT
b h~srkrHps awarded and iiIued forth againfr
Joh" Gil, OF Baltimore, merchant, lntena 70
meet on the FIFTEENTH day Of December nrxt, at
four O'clock in the afternoon, at the office of
John Caldwell, Efquirc. No. 70, North CAL
vert arcrE, in the city of Baltimore ia order to
make a 6Hsl Dividend of the eGatc ard efsfts Of
the faid bankrupt when and where the credi.
tors, who have nor already proved their debts,
are tocome prepared TO prove the fame, or they
will Re excluded the benefit Of faid dividend = B
and all Claims not then proved will be ~dilsllow,
ed. Il,
JAMES H. HOOE,
VIM. MAC CREEPY. As"'
Nov. IS. (aa) dI6t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28
ST.. SOCIETY.

fE-HE Members Of the ST. ANDREWS So,
i GETTY. are rs9uefed to attend the An.
niverfary Mccting, at Mr.. John Gadgy',, on
Satayaay the Seth int. at 10 o'clock, a. M.
by o,6er gffke P,1GAnt,
John Ramfay. Sec'y.
November q. dss
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05

Mr.. Burr arrivedin Philadelphia IN
tn 22nd nlt. We know not to n ~ pace
or TO what pursuits he will direct hi,n>rN.
In public estimation he is vrrr d,A> re nj
" viewed. l he advocate, rf the NAL
law OF dnrlliny honor, justify h,r,, The
laws ,ot God, "tiustice, of society, con-
denim him. The admirers Of talents and
Accomplishments, pity him. The chair
OF the vice president will never again be
hllrd with more dignity, abrttty and m-
parualIty. In tina, situation respect would
have been forgotten. Unless mems me.
morics become impaired, he will never
rise again. Virginia Gazettel
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05
PITTSBUkG, March 1e.

The beautiful ship Western Trader,
400 tons burthen, was launched on Fri.
day last from the ship yard of MIR. Ia
raSeon. She was built under the direc-
ticn of Mr.. Abraham Marpole, and is
said not only to be the handsomest but
the most substantial vessel ever built on
the western waters. She sailed last
Monday for Philadelphia, and will take
in the principal part OF her cargo below
the Rapids of Ohio.
On Saturday last was launched from
the ship yard of Messrs. Barber and
l.ard on Allegheny river, the brig Fort
Eayette.
On Friday last the 9th inst. about one
O'Clock P. NJ. sailed from this place,
the handsome ship General Butler, com.
manded by captain Samuel Lake bur
then about $50 tons built for, aud
chiefly owned by Gen. James O'Hara.
This vessel is almost wholly construct.
ed of materials the growth and manafat.
ture Of this country. She has ON board.
shipped by the owner, hid. slaves, wip,
dow glass and porter, manufactured in
this place! :-..
This instance Of the progress. of i'm.
Provenent of the Western Country,
must afford subject ofhigh exultatioh,
when comtrasled with lis situation about
20 yearI back. a..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05

THE subscriber intending to leave
i this Colnty in a few DIV $, informs
the public that he shall return the last
week in Nav newt, when he intends to
make final ,t,cmrnt of his affairs in
this country hose having claims a.
gainst him, will then ind him At MIR.
John M'ClearN's tavern in Martinsbutg,
where, it is hoped, all indebted to him,
will call and settle their accounts.
WILLIAM PATTERSON.
April S, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05

mertahlr enforced BY the present situa-
lion Ut the Church, it is not deemed i'm.
Fortant to be prolix for, so we'll is that
SITUATION kno%n to every worthy mem-
Der, and SO urG Mt is the necessity for
the fullest and most complete rcPlescn-
tA''"n, that we trust, there is not pa
r'sh~ In ,hc sn ,tic,t d"grce anxious to
PI'>e'rc the NIstrnce OF the Episcopal
Chu',n> "hu>h viii not send forward
- D,I u,l.s; nor can we suppose, that
there A'>Is aCItrg, m moi that Church,
" h" Nil not, m this awful crisis of our
Holy Religion, consider the duty Of
pune tual attendance as sacred and indis-
pensAblc.
That the Great, and All-wisc Pastor
ofthc Church NAV guide YOU in your
decision, is the sincere prayer Of your
subscribing brethren.
JAMES MADY0N,
Bishop ofthc Prot. Ep. Church i'll Vir-
glnia.
Cyrus Griffin,
T7meS Henderson,
J1hn Brdcken,
Josrbt Prentis,
Members ofthe Standing Committee :.
Il The Ctr,4r, Vestrymen, and
~, beva m .genrral ofthe Pro-
tatom kp.cefM Church in
T"S'nia.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05
CHARLESTON. March 16.

Extract u u Irftrr jr>m 7. BioAe|v, ES7.
Ccn>ul ,fhr hHed States, at St. ~
Eede Lmoa, dHc4 The 25h Feb. 1905,
to J"me> AmS"s, Esq. CsIrcf7r u
the Cu,temy.
Permit me through your politcness,
to inform the MGR, hInts of the United
States, that this port i, now opened for
American vessels bringing flour and
provisions"
The sane Litter states,
" During month past, -four in this
city has been from to't> t. sixty dollars
barrel. 'Ii<npw SAID, that two DAYS
more will finish the last barrel of -four
OF the best supplied baker in this city"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05
From Phi!udtlbhid, Abril1.

Captain Clopp, Of the brig Kolla, who
arrived at Ncw-York on Tuesday last,
from Trinidad and St. Thomas, informs,
that the American consul at St. Thomas,
had received decree of fourteen arti-
oles (Which Capt. {. saw from the So
Vernhlent Of the civ of ST. Domingo,
declaring, among Other regulations, that
all vessels. OF whatever nation, that
were found within three leagues of the
BTgAnd Ports, should be taken, and.
Their CretVs put to 4 Gth. This law was
TO be put IN force, from and after the
GrEt of April.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05
irst Of next month.
.~, March -.

OnSaturdav came on asthe courthouse
Of Hanover county, of this state, before
the magistrates of tina, county, the trial
ofCapt. Robert King, for killing Thomas
Little page. The trial commenced at II
o'clock, and continued till L. at night,
when the magistrates, BY majoyi'v of
eight out OF eleven, acquitted the dcicn-
den.. IL will be impossible for us to
give even summary of the evidence on
this trial : There were 5Oor 60 witness
es. We can only state generally, that it
appeared that ever since the 4tll OF this
~month, when Capt. King was so near
losing his life by the hands Of Mr.. Lit
.lepage, LittlePage had determined to
attack King and even to take his life /;
that King was aware Of this determinati-
on, and had prepared for defence, and
that when King did kill Liulepage, it
was evidently in defence of his own life.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05

Office is hereby given that an
~ Election will be held at the Court
House in Martinsburg, on the first
NJ ndsv after the third Tue sday in
AprlL (hring the 22nd dav Of the pre-
sent month"; Tor the purpose of choosing
two persons Of fit III rractrr, to repre-
mt the County Of brrk,l,y in the next
General Ass.nbl, of tbs Common
wealth. All persons entitle d to vote are
d, >:re d to attend. ~
] here will also be hrld' at the same
tins and place an Election for the rur-
pose of choosing fit oharaet' to repre-
Sci" the District composed ct Berkeley,
Jefferson and H.mr>hire Counties in
the Congress Of the t'nit States.
VIM. PORFEkFIELD, Sheriff.
April 5, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05
MARTLNSBURG, April s.

From our last Philadelphia papers,
there appears to be very little doubt but
that convention will be called BY re-
solution OF a majority of both houses of
that state, to form new constitution for
Penns> lvaniA. The consequence is alarm
ing. UproAr and civil comnotion are
becoming the order Of the dav thrre-
Had Messieurs RAnhol phi and Nichol
son called a convention Of the people ol
the United States to abolish the rrc<en,
and form a new constitution, confusion
would have beenthc watch word throuph-
out the union. But the mod, the, have a.
dopsed will afford the people ample time
tor reflection, and their good sense, IT
is hoped, will alIAy this ''y'rg spnit Of
Duanlsm before thv next session OF con.
gres1.
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:oNQc:~ .o:% o:@c

-
To the Mrmbrrr offhr Protestant Etis-
c7b0! Church IN TIE Pui h # Norbzrne
in Me Counties u Berkeley. and J.Icr-
son.
THE following letter addressed to
ihe Rev. Mr.. Wilson, or any of,hc ves-
try OF the said parish, was handed To me
the first day of last court, anil in order
to comply with the 1 recommendation
therein mentioned, it is nv wish that the
members Of the Church woull meet at
their reSpeC tive pL,rrs Of worship on
Easter MONDAY to elect proper persons
TO represcntthc IN the convention TO
be held in Richmondin Aia> ncxL Col,
Joseph Swraring~n is requested to pro-
cure Otpossible) the 81 c,nn Of mem.
Der to represent the County of Jefferson
in the said convention.
w. PENDI.E ron.
Berkeley County, ApriI1, 1905.
N. d. l herrhvnfTtr my services 70
my fellow members on this occasion, If
they think me worthy ofthl ir conf fence,
w. 2.
W'Mamsd"rs, January 2a!h, 1906.
Brs thrtn, ,,.
IN MAY last, the Deputies
who metin Richmond for the purpose of
forming a Convention of our Cliurc h, had
the moruhcation to find, that their 1T
tendance was Intellectual, as a sufficient
number to constitute an authorized meet
ing did not convene. They recommend
led, however, to the bishop and stand
ing committee to urge the necessity of as
full meeting as possible, on the sue.
ceedlng annual period for convention,
which we now notify to you, will be
on the 9TH day Of Maynext.
Ia complying with this recommenda-
ton, whish We think so loudly, and Ia.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05
NETWORK, March IS.

Capt. Deshon who arrived at this port
On Saturday in twenty DAYS from St.
Pierres (Martinique) confirms our &C
count Of the capture Of Dominica by a
French Reet from BrcSt, which he SAYS
consists Of the Majestic of l2Og guns, two
ships of 80 guns, two of ~, three fri
gates, schooner, and two transports,
having on board large body Of troops,
the number of which he was una'lc to
ascertain. They had burnt down R"S.
seau, and reduced the whole island, with
the exception OF one fort, which it was
expected wouli not long hold cut. Up
onthe arrival ntthr Acct, an embargo OF 4
weeks continuance WAS laid on all vessels
in the ports OF Martinique, and the Gle
opatra sailed in two hours after it was ia
ken off.
Capt. Deshon further as,utesu' that
he saw the above Acct pass ST. P.vrrc'>
on its way TO Antigua, as hcwas linton M
ed. They expected to be joined imm.-
diately by considerable reinforce mt
from Toulon, consisting of fifteen sail
Of the line and intended, as soon as
this junction could be effected, to visit
all the British islands in the West Indies.
Capt. ID. pledges himself tor the truth
Of the above information.
In the ship Hare, from Lisbon, came
passenger Joseph Rude maker, Esq.
charge DIES affairs and Consul General
from the Regent Of Portugal to the u
nited States, who informs us that the
Spanish ports are opened; that 'nselh-
Gence had been received of the Frsn, h
feet having sailed from .Toulon, con-
sisting Of fifteen sail Of the line ; that the
Brest feet was also said to be out; and
that the United States frigA.e CONSTITUTE
on, capt. Rodgers, had lett Lisbon three
days before the Hare for the Med&er!a.
mean.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05

10y virtue of a deed Of trust executed
ID to the subscriber by Phinehas Gabb,
Will he offered for sale, on the premises,
tor cash, on Saturday the 2Olh iastant,@
one Lot OF Ground with the improv.
ments thereon, king aud being in
Darkesvills, in the County of Berkeley.
This deed of trust was executed for the
purpose of securing debt due to lessee
Brown, as stated in said deed.
ELISHA BOYD.
AprilS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05
Philis Brady

Respectfully informs her old customers
and the public generally, that she has
aSan rented (on her own accsunt) the
Indian Chief Tavern. in the Main street
hla'tnshurg, where she i. well prov;-
dTd "Wh every thing necessary for the
& nec,l accommodation Of all who may
please to favor herwi'h call, and hopes,
from her endeavours to give satisfaction,
TO merit continuance Of public custom.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05

NOTICE is hereby given, that a
~ dissolution of the partnership Of
PILLS Brady & John M'Kicrnan, took
place on the first dsv Of the present
month, by mutual consent, all pers.ns
therefore indebted to the said firm, will
please call on Phil, Brady, who is au-
thorIsed to settle all the affairs Of the
said firm, and discharge their respc ctive
accounts.
PILLS BRADY,
JOHN M'KIERNhN.
April S, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05
DOLL AIRS REWARD.

D AN away from the subscriber living
IN in Charles County, Mar, Land,
near BRYAN TeNn, on or about the 2Oth
of last month, negro BILL, he is ~bout
22>cars OF age, tall and stout made, Of
aI'liowish comEleAion, thick liz and
coarse voice, walks with his toes turned
out, his clothing can't we'll describe,
but his common wear was an old hat,
white gro cotton over jacket and a
par OF country cloth trowscr5 striped
>with eI.ow|crossw,,s, he formerly be-
long4d to the family OF \, ale in Cob
mex. have reason 10 bel Ieve he will
make for Berkeley County, Virginia,
near Charles Town, where his i%4AeE
and mother lives, belonging to Richard
Lieutling. Whoever takes up SAID fu-
low, and secures hin~in any jail (f out
of the county, and gives information to
the subscrib Der so that he gets hun again,
shall receive the above reward and all
reasonable charges paid if brough, home.
and itlaken in the county Ave dollars, 50
AUGUSTUS BCRCF.,
Charles County, March 20, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05
EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD.

CTOLEN or strayed from the sub
> scriber's stable or Wednes lav the
goth Of March last, a dark bav niue
h ANY with f"al, trots and p4~4s~ ~hur
not a'tI { as to her gates, ha, small
white ronnd each ct her lane !eet, ard {.
remarkable thick m~nr, about tourt, q
and 4 hail hanos h Gh. has 20 other p, r
'eiv"blr MAX to m kn"wI,ds". Any
person liking up SAID mare and dvlIvcr-
ing her to me shall receive the above re.
ward with reasonable charges,
JOHN UNSELD, jun.
Shepherds l own, April s, 1905.
N. b. The mare is four years old this
spring and shod all round.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-05

After so many Succ"sSlcss attemn,s
and hair breadth escapes, Jerome Bona
Partc has at length succeed, d in avoiding
The vigilance ot,he English vessels, AMI
has made his escape safe from our shores
Should he land in safety, another grca,.
diff ultN is to be overcome-a reconci
hn*on With the EN- eror. Exaltation to
p"lli'al greatness is usually but,he ascent
to- exalted misrries.-At his country
scat near Baltimore Jerome would have
been more happy than in seeking the
worthless worship of mad millions in
France. Could he hive been greatly con.
tented, he and napPin' IS might have bee n
of one family " BY the stIll waters and
pastures" Of private life.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28
FR ESH G. 9 d ID 5.
James Munjord.
Jua received and for Sale, at his Store. No. s8
Thames-StIcet, general and exseoGve at
foTtmrut of

II X L u U y u D;
n MONG which ATE iope,6ne, iue, aud
"A middliog Broad Cloths. Catimere ditto,
Costiass. Bsizes, F!aonei', Serges, Plain'.
Dcvonhire Kedeys. black Bunbarets, birdfcyc,
Wiidbore. worried Cord for pan,sloons, fancy
do. for Veai, Veyeu. Calimsncoes, Darants,
Rnncls. worried Hofs, Swsndowns, Linens.
Cambrics, black Barcelona Handkerchief. Cam
eps hair Shawl, furniture Chin!A, coppcrplaie
C.licoss--irom rs 20 81 per. yard, India Cot
tons. black Lsce, Blankets aG,rted. black mo-
rocco Shoes, table Cloths. lpdia theas MuIlin,
lace Cambria. lace Monio, plaid l.utcarings.
lead, brown and black Sst,ins, lk Hole, fix
Plufh for bonncts, elk aad beaver Gloves,
Fearnzught', &c. AJs. Tor,oife Shell Combs.
All which are offered for ials at the mot seafcn-
able prices. and as low a. at any Store in the
State.
Newport, Oa. "A.