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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-21
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AAexararia, Dee, 4, 1904

AlexaFaria, Dec, 4, 1904
GH3sREp,
hat I'll Stockholders in the Little Rive,
! Turnpike Company, DC, and ere hereby
seGuired to pay TO the Trealurer oil faid Company,
Ia 5si."u 90 each hare BY il"m rrtfeaivfly
iuhlcribed, or the hrf day of March next; and
tn further FUN Ct Ten Dollars. on each Of their
flares, or the first dry Of ArguR mex erfuing.
JONAH THOMPSON, T,eaLurey.
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DISTRICT 81 eOEUNfBfA,, , ss =
County of Alrxund;sla, 10 nit 'it-!, -
Novrm6rr Term, 1soA
James Sanderson, Con b!aaf1 a9I
alexander Henderson, jos ~ 10,
sephs Riddle and WilIiamf Ss''
,.Wilson-. De enaants. a'.'i-.l'';sss,
y The defendant, Alexan4ey Htsder-'
E5srl no, having entered his Appearance aid given
fkcarity according TO the al Of .aemb!y and the
Faiss Of this court, and il appearing e. the fstis.
f,e.on of NJ court, spon sii dssisJ char the fiid
def.oaans Alexa y'er fi.ndetiou 10 nor an i,ha
br,a. of hrs 4iRrict; M motion Of the laid
ca n, ,iuent. by his council, II IS o,dest, ,hat.
the "a, d.fen lan,. Akxss3aef a n ierfa, ,io,sp,
pear here On The hra day u !ua" term nsSt, sFd
eni.r hisap7:.rancc 70 the fuis, and CIV fee"t'.
ty for performing tn. ,iec'se If tue Court; aud
,ns. tn. 5othsr defendants. Jteph RIDDLE and
William Wilton, do no. pay away, convey, OF
(ccre,c, tn. debts ny thsu o. ing 70, OF the
"a te ct efrets in ,h-ir hands, teIon3;hg 70 'se
lid asf.ns .etendant, Al xander Hendrr lor, 'ar-
| I'll tn. turrter order OF decree Of this cpuf and
thar copy IS This order be for Z Nth puSiiA!G
fbr two monhs luc2etlivetiu h, b OF the nrsbIic
rev feapers osh&h.' 10 tbs co Mt and ;th't.
another cop, BE- Pofs1 at n. ,ont door OF tho
court. hooie of the lad eounty.
@ A Cnpy-Tea sod, t a
G. DENEALE, c, c.
January 10. stgs1s ~ law Lin
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df,.6onr, j.
TIE 14fendant, Francis S. Taylor, not
having entered his appearance and given leeur'ty
accorlins 20 th- att of aG&nhiy aod the roles OF
this court, and i, airing to the fa'i'.'aIon OF
toe court, upan affidavit, .nat the fsid defendant,
Eranis S. Taylor, oot an inn oitant of this
di,nts, on motion Of ire faid complainant, by
h> eonniel, il is ordered that the isid defendant
sraocis S. I y!cr, do arrcar here on the Erh Day
OF June ,.rra next, ard enter his appearance 10
The fu;t. ard give fecuf,y f0i ps':"sA'g the De.
GRE Of the c, ut,, anc tho the o'aef defendants,
Ere Mine luiuranee Company OF the T. wn ct
A'rxaOdria, do not pay away, CONVEY or fscrrt'
the debs5 {, them OWN. 10, OF tic tate ~ ef'
teas in ,h-m haad, b'' rs'hs TO It. 'aid ah'sr'
defendant, Ffanr,s 5. l., io', uo''i 'h= further
o,de, or deeyce OF ,h'' c",r', sr' hat COPY OF
this order l.. forthwith publifhsd for t~o moa:h>
fuc.eiv.ly in, both oi the tublie newspapers put
iili.od 10 his county, ard that another COPY 70
pctsd al he ton, door of the court hSuis OF th'
laid County.
A Copy, Tch.
G. DsNEALE, c. c.
January 10. Isw2m
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FOR SALE-A Bsrxain.

THAT ,noR pleaiAotly 6rsa'ed HOUSE aoA
i LOT, la,tiy occupied BY Mf. Alexander
Heode,ion, Jan Ihsrc il on the premises an
excellent elrs.en, q new fable, in ihort erery
ron ,enience for the fehdenee d gsDieel family,
For term. apply IL ne fub!eriaer or che pfsisns
proprietor Af,. james Roi,, Of fredericksburg.
JAMES PATTON.
Nov. AZ en-
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Dm}tres, so:t 0d. 1904.

We, the urderwrltten, inhabitants
Of the TO wn CT Da'r,rics and lis r.r;r'I, haFng
frequently atsen'sd eypetiWents mace with
machine invented BY NJ. James Dciies'c, ct the
Oaan,ico Mats, nsar ,hi' place. TO .hs Po'p 1
ct thsslhipg cut Nteft, have no heitation IN
giving our united ,samary infurport OF The Ute
fnln,k which will refu.i to the coalpunlty from
this e,cc"crt ;nvea,ion. As NJ. r>nra'e i:
ab,ut 10 Apply TO X, prove authority TO. pa
tie. v,acn the ,oaa,uc,;on WI! br ge.;'Siy d,i.
ufei, We ds.s, it .:",; sftry 70 I'd norc on the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-21

ECeastyef aAlsxpsdria-rosa AIT: 80. - !.
.is,oS " 81 sNsyeiabrs 4 es~, lso..-
Gesrys lMEihoa, 6a~b1ainaa1 W., -,
,.@gt 1ixGA1ssr .asli5i4iasy ss..,a
Esneis Sc Taylor, and, the IN Chmcsrs
4 Narias INSURANCE Som Il $50 p''
Psny OF Alssasatis. defs.j e 3, :.
- ne deieadAst. EAqs,. ). i. ~, having GO.
tered hu apps.rAnces and E,yspi.curisx according
!o'he act otiassemb!y { the fpl., d sHs eosr,, {
'tspTlsnne 90 she f',,,fst,ienisf the cau', upqn
s4dayit, thar, The aid de.,ndsnt, Frsnei.Ss.
( Taylor, j. nor 90 i,hsoi,sot of thj, diaria:'
o. motion Of the t,ii famP,airsn,, BY his conn.
TT, i'm hrdr'ed that the faia a-iendan., Frtn.
els S. Tas'or, do ipf-,r e.. on "a. ere dsy .
June rem .exr, nude ter ii, sp,t.,s.ee to tht
f,it and give fernr'ty for pr,forn;ee ,he De. re
OF the court; aqd thar fhc Other dsf.u. .sn-, che
dsrre lnfu,ance Company Of tue ,oxn Of Alex.
an1is, done, pay away, convey, o, &crts. the
deb1 hy thea oviag to. or. The sa,w Of ELECTS
in their hands bsIoogins. to the faiae .hf.n.ds-
sfeneant Ftanci, s. Tayia, until the further ora
der or dec'ee Of this eruii and that copy II
thso'der be fottkw.th ,,vsl,h.d for tw9 months
fuccef6 ely, in ho.h. OF the public n.wfpsp.rs
pubhhed ia this county J. and ,ha, another copy
be ported st the front door Of the houfe OF
the iaid county.
A eosy.-Teaa a. -. ~ s
G. DENEAIE, c. c.
Jsnpary ~. Iaw.m
DISTRICT of COLUMBIA.
County Of Ai.1ondrid, to 1oit y
Nou.,ubey term. 1904.
Alexander Henderson,
jun. complainant
AGAINST =.
Etisnne John Brans on :" ~
and James Towers,
defendants.
The defendant, Etenne John Bran
Fes, not having entereo his appearance aud 8 ven
security, according 70 the sa OF afembly AMI
the rules OF this Court; and il appearing to the
iat'sfattian OF the court npo1 affidavt, that lbs
fsid defendant, E,rnoe John Btanaon. is no:
an inhabitsn, Of this d.fria; on nation of the
faid complainant, by his council, ii 10 ordered,
that the faid defendant, Esienne John Branfon,
do appear here on tn. 6rH day ., June term,
next, sni ester his aPpea'sncs to tie tsit, ard
give iec-rity tor performing the decree Of the
courr-and that ,he other defendant, James
Towers, do not ply away, convey, OF iscrete,
the debts by him owing TO, o. the ehase OF si-
tets in his hands, bsIo"sing TO the tsd .o'ens
defendant, Etienns John Branaon, unsi' tn:
further order or decree Of this cout; and that
copy Of this order be forthwith pabliihed or Two
months, fuc efively, in both Of the public newl.
pap.rs puO!,hed in hi. county; and that aoo.
ther copy be roRtd at the front door Of the
court hooie Of Ga,d county. '-s
A Cory. Tea
G. DENEALE, G. c.
Is-nays 70. lts iaTlm
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THE Paunerihip of Daniel Dow
lsx Is &c, isshis DAY diaslsed BY mutual Ct p
Ient. TIE bufnets in future will be carried 4
by Daniel Downing.
DANIEL BOWLING,
THOMAS JANEEY.
Jarus,y II. dot
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D4oIt<lLj or COLUMBIA,
Ceunfu 0f AIrxgndyi0. to init:

D4,I<lUJ or COLUMBIA,
County Of Ahxand,ia. to nit:
Nov.mbt, Tern, 1904.
John M'Iver, assignee Of the1 =
creditors OF Andrew and Wi {
liam Ramsay, bankrup,s, com. 9
tlainants,
James Lenox, William Matt.
land < William Wilson, defts.
T II E defendant James Lsnex, and
William Mai land. not having entered their sp-
pearare. add gwen ieeurity according to the art
Of assembly and the roles OF this court, aud il
appearing 10 tn: Abstraction Of the court upsn
aijlvis thatthe SAID Jsmc, Lenox, snd William
Maitland are no. ,nh-bn~ns OF the district 90
no'ioD OF the faid :omplA:nsnt By his attorney,
it is ordered, that the said defendants, James
Lenox and william Maitland, do sPrear be's on
the hrst day Of June tenn next, and enter their
appearance TO the srit, ard give ieeunty tor
;srto,mpg the def,ee Of the e"ur,. and that the
.thet .,e'eGtsn, VI li.am Wilton, do not pay T.
way, convey. OF secrete me dcus by h'm wing
10, OF II, { eaate or effects in HE hsnds belonging
. the .ad abseas defendants, J."<s Lsno. and
William Maitland unnl the further order OF de.
rec O. N. court, and ,hst copy Of this ORDER
ne forthwith publlh-d for two mon'hs success.
lively in bib ot he cubic newspapers 10 this
county, and Ina, another cory be poRed at tie
front door OF the Court Houf Of laid eosu-
~.
r.. nEMrAT n
! Isouasv fs. =, = -ts@.Sa,sh :. SaW2O
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PUBLIC Sale.
On-WEDNESDAY, u3th February,
isos. sill be fola Oh the premdes 10 the high
eli bidder. thar vslnshle n
LOT OF GROUND, taa

ems,e on the corner It Dapke saa Upon ar-.s
,ove,her win a.! ,he Improvements ,htre'~, cor
Gi!irs of . two aory frame H,'ales, lat. ri:
properly Of Samuel iiil'on. credit OF anf
= months will be glvss on part OF the Pa'cha'e
money.
James Davidfen,
p. G. Maraeller.
D.c .so5: sawFeb.
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Alexandra Bank Shares
FOR SALE--apply to
JAMES PATTON.

Gah gs1sn for any qsfunlt:sy 81
clean Liner and Cotton RIGS. ~
tic Psixter he1eet
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
County Of Aisrandria, to 1vit:
N.vsnbry Term, 1904.
William Har.ahorne, q. complainant, =
AcAiNsr
Francis S Taylor and the Marine In
iurance C,nrany OF Alexandra, =
n f,Ioo,t.
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Dec. TO-.
aH - -
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January 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-14

old in the service ofhis Pr:ace, has fought
during whole day against the choice OF
the youthful warriors Of France, and tor
nine hours, he has been victorious. His
name is inscribed in the annals OF fame.
This defeat, which completes the catalogue
of his rapid disasters, wrests from him al
most the whole of Lombardy. He pro.
poses an armistice, which Bonaparte rea.
Oily grants. The cession of Piedmont,
and of the Genoeae territory, purchases tor
the routed army free & undisturbed pas
sage into the country of Mantua and Ius-
cany. Such was the Invaluable fruit OF this
unparalleled campaign of 20 days. When
compared with it, the expedition Of Suwar-
row loses its boosted splendor. The latter
endure nine months. yet no decisive sue
cess crowned its operations. The Russian
force too, were far superior TO those of
the French, who entered the field under an
absolute want of the necessary supplies.
Bonaparte, encircled with beams of glory,
returns to Paris: he offers
to exulting France his brilliant laurels,
and invites the Emperor to exchange them
for the olive of peace.
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The following is a translation of the most
interesting parts of an ordinance of the
state of the Batavian republic, dated Jan.
10, establishing regulations to guard a
gainstthe introduction of contagious dis.
eases.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25
For the RsrusLicAs.
LINES
To the Memory of Mr.. FsAscs CoLs.

ITO thee, fond made. this tribute impart,
Il Mot cot on aonc bar Rowing from ths
Thefe friendly lines, which TO thy mem'ry jua
Shall dew with grateful tesrst thy necping duf.
Tiwe's fteady rage iha!l rszc the ftoied piles.
His rending hand the deep cut marble FOOLS,
But deaths dire wafes, affection fhail lurviyc.
Thy lov'd remen bfance in my breaff fhslI live.
Thus 10 the fcenes of life's exul,iog morn.
Dcah plucks ,he rofe to leave Harper thorn;
Whilc love aod f'icndihip jut difclo,d their
bloom,
Death rent the tie. and bore him to the tomb.
Thus liie's young pulfe, with fond expeeiancc
heats,
And thus the grave our gayet hopes defeats;
Aud while his prom.'d BRIDE, his loii mall
mourn,
And frew with fairca Aoxers his humble urn,
While DER his knee worn fod hi, kindred dear
Heave the deep Ggh. and pour the neitug tear,
There wrapt in pen6ve thooaht a, flow YOU
tread,
Let memory prompt this tributc to tbe dead.
His mind was fofm'd with every plcs6ng grace.
Warm fricndhip, virtue, genius there had
place;
I" His heart prepaid the marriage Rate to prove.
" But cruel death had fwifter wings than love-"
Oaf,bey, II, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25

Porchsfrd in New York with csih, which the
are determined 10 fell as low by wholeiale O
retail aa can any where be purchafed in New
mort amman u,hich
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25

TO BE SOLD.
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
IN No. 10, Ox fbe Ferry Wba,f, bslaSs Market
S7nav.
so Hhds good retailing Molanes,
60 %. do. New Rom,
A few Hide. Antigua & Jamaica Rum.
A fe~ pioes Holland Gin,
6 Ticrces new Rice,
40 Bmcs Hard Soap,
,oo Buihels old Corn.
80 Boxes IA quality mould aud aip'd tslow
Csndes,
10 Bbl,. prime Beef in good order for tbippipg,
so Bbls. ncf, Beef,
Gables OF any dimenions aod Cotdage Of any
Gze can be had On the ihortea notice,
A few pieces Ravens Duck.
Sundry Dwelling. Hooles in diferent parts Of
the Town. ...
Ntqrport, GA. 9. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25
Boots, Shoes, sc.

THE fubfcriber Offers for fale. very low for
4 Cah, quantity of excellent Suwarro~
Boots. Bootees, aud mems Shoes. fOitable tor
the Sosthefn market, or Welt indies.
SAMUEL WATSON,
No. g. Market Square.
Newport. Od. 3.
N. B. SAID Walton off:n for Eale, the com.
modious thrce-ito Dwelling. HoUfe, in which
he no~ fehdes. which is an excellent fand tor
buhoris of any kind. The terms will b: made
ealy to the parchater. Apply as above.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25

NOnCE is hereby given TO the creditors of
~ the eGaie oi EiSGbefb Carr. widow, late
OF Newport. dcceaied. that the Cour Of Probate
OF the tow Of Ne~port have allowed them Six
Months longer from this date, to exhibit their
claims sesiDG iaid eitate to the rnder6ened
Commidioners, who will receive the fame az
their rciPcttise dwellings, a, any time within
iaid term. No claim xill be received unlel,
properly at.eaed.
DANIEL DUMB AM. Jun. I Cemmi.
JOB TO HNSEND, { 6eser,.
All perfons indebred to faid e6ale, are re-
queffed to make immediate payment unto
SAMUEL c. CARR. .aiuixyfrafsy.
Nrqgfon, October ?. 1905. r-..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25

Al hi, Shoe.S Store, No. IA, 1hame.- Street,
LyAS jod received a sre.h iuPpiy OF Shoes OF
i the following kinds. VIZ.
Tronk of Ladie, Loudon made Kid Slippers,
with and without heels, OF various colours *
Gsures, ~i,h round an lharp ,oes,
Trunk Do. Ane.!csn made,
DO. black Morocco fpnas heels. bsh quality.
D.. with heels,
. %. low priced black Morocco,
DO Lsdic, cloth Shor, with heels.
He ba ala receivsda Japp5 ef Leather Sb0e'.
Coniifing Of Geni!emen's fine shoes & Morocco
Pumps, Women's MiG:s, & Children's leather
do. A fupply OF Shoe Bows, by the dozen or
GUgle par--a few groce Of feel Buckles, teia-
rste from the BoIs, very low.
He keeps conftsntiy IN hand, Roxbury
manufactured Boo, Leg, by the doz. or 6uel-
pair. he has allo on hand. te doz. OF BACK
Roam Skins. fuiiable fot HatteI's ufe.
Many OF the above Good, will be fold q,
low by the quantity a. at any Store IN the Unit
ed States. NrqobO1, May z3.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25

quefliOn worthy of the ferrous con-
federation of every member of the
community. Sooner or later it will
probably be matter of general di.
cuflion.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25

NOIlCE n hereby given TO the Creditors
~ OF the sifa;e of William IilhsgbaS, Mer-
chant, late of Newport, deceafed, that the
Court Of Probate of the town of Newport have
allowed nix months from this daie, to exhibit
their claims sgainf iaid sffsie TO the nnderfgn-
ed Commilliones. who viii receive the fame
at their reipetfive dwelling, al any time within
laid tcrm.-No claims will be received unleis
properly atieRed.
JOHN SLOCUM. | CommD-
JOHN VI. MANSFIELD, ! Eonsr.
All perions indebted to fsd efate, arc re-
quefed TO make immediate payment 10
CALEB GREEN, 7Hm'"y-
STEPHEN CAHOoNE. "A'''''
Neqopa,f, 7f6 Odsbty, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25
For Sale.

A LARGE two tory Dwelling Houfe.
L y pleaiantiy Gruated on Farewell. Street.
having tour rooms on A,or. and good Cellar
under it-wish large Garden. and we'll OF
excellenf water. occupied by Jeremiah AuHin.
Aao, Lot OF Land TO the Norih~srd adjoin.
ing. 50 feet front, and 81 back. The Lots will
be ioid together. or ieparate, a. may beH fuit
pnrchafers. For terms, &c. spply To
BEN AMIN HADWEN.
KerUkorf. 3 mo. IL ,Sor
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25
1ohn VI. Mansfield,

Mzvboyf, O3,bey 9, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25

State Of Rhode-llaud and P.ovidence Pianta-
tions. .e.
IL Gexsrol AISm6,. Jvre S.DFss, q. D. 1904.
an the Petition of Jsbs SLs~au. of. New
" port. IN the coun,y Of Newport, Mer.
chant. praying fer the beceir Of an Aef, paiIed
une A. ID. 1856. emitted " An Asi for the
Relief OF infolveot D-b,on," Iii VsfeS ara
Rsj'IvrS. That the payer OF fsid pention be
granted. and the benefit OF faid At for the relief
Of iofolvent Debtors, be and the fame 10 hereby
extended to him.
AnHe Cssy, Whz,f,
SAMUEL EDDY, Sse',r.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25
FROM THE PiTTsPIETp SUN.

Before the prefent reign, the En-
elilh Judges held their Offices during
the pIeafure of the crown, and the of.
fcesexpired of courfe at the death of
the king. George the sd, under the
administration of Lord Butte, in the
beginning of his reign, conlented TO
a law for their appointment during
good behavior. That law, like all
other acts of parliament, was and is
repealable by the Legislature but
while it remains in force, a Judge can
not be removed from Office, as he
could before, at the pleafure of the
executive alone--nor does his office
ceafe with the death of the king who
appointed him. The following is the
opinion of DR.. Joba/on refpeeting. that
meafure of lord Bute's adminitration
-" He adviled the king to agree that
the Judges fhould hold their places for
life intead of lofing them at the ac-
ceiIion of a new king. Lord Butte, |
fuppole, thought TO make the king
popular by this conceflion +; but the
people never minded it; and it was
mott impoli,ic meafure. There is no
realon why a judge ihould hold his
office for life, more than any other
per(on in public trut. A Judge may
be partial otherwile than to the
crown: We have feen judges partial
TO the populace. A judge may be-
come corrupt, and yet there may NOT
be legal evidence againIt him. A
Judge may become iroward from age.
A Judge may grow unfit for office
many ways. Ii was defrable that
there lhould be poilibility of being
delivered from him by new king.
That is now gone by an act OF parlia-
ment ex gratia of the crown
DR.. lohnfon was a hish-toned
monarchia. His OBJECTION fcems to
be that the power of the executive, as
to the removal of Judge, was "a
bridged, and that of the Legislature
enlarged, by the meafure which he
condemns. For, by that act Judge
in England is removable upon the
addreis Of both houles of parliament ;
whereas, before that act, the king
could remove him, at his own difcre-
tion, without the content of the lords
and commons.
DR.. Johnlon is unqueilionably cor
rect in the fentiments, that " there is
no rea(on why a Judge lhould hold his
office for life, more than any other
perlon in public trull )" that he ''may
become froward from ages" that he
NAV grow unfit for his office in
many ways" without committing any
indittable Cor perhaps any impeacha-
ble) offence; and indeed may become
corrupt, and yet there may be no le-
gal evidence againf him."
The great queition is whether, in
any fuch cafe, a Judge ihall be entitled
to hold his office, for life, without
any power in any department of gov
ernment, to remove him! On this
point there feems to be, even in the
United States, at the preient day, a
difference of opinion. 1t is certainly
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-10-25
SAMUEL JAMES,

HIS FOR S4LE,
n I his Paper Hanging Mandatory, which
\ is in the Hopic ne now occupies, oppoiitc
TO Mr.. Letvis PeeRs, on the Wet Side OF the
Bridge, Providence. a great variety OF
Hogle Paper and Bordering,
Of the newea and mott elegant Figure, ar whole
!aie and retail, on as good terms as can be pur-
chaied in America.
scnerou, credit given to thofe who pSr-
chafe by the quantity for retailing,
N. B. The above is printed on good pa.
pcr, and the work well executed, by and under
the direction o. workman from Europe.
-!bnA :, 1894. IS3
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For Sale,


venienr we'll dnifhed Dwelling Houis, Chceie-
Hoofe, Cribb. Barn, Chaife. Houie, and other
neceGary buildings thereon; an excellent Or
chsrd of :engraired and widing fruit, which
makes from 20 TO so barrls of Cyder yearly
very well fheltcrcd with large trees; and beau
tiful G arden. Il is unnecedary TO defcrbe the
goodneh Of the foil. as it is we'll known TO
be equal il not fuperior TO any on this laand,
with one Of the hrft privileges of manure from
the Besch adjoining "a beautiful pond below
the orchard, where fine perch and othes nh are
taken in great abundance. ard in the feafon OF
il, rhs fneft fhooiing of fea fowl Of a!moR every
deicription The whole lying BEAUTIFULLY TO the
fon. The grestea part of iaid Farm being now
in meadow isnd, that will average two tons OF
hay to the acre the remainder tuitab!e for bar
ley &c. The above eiate il well fenced, 10 fai;-
able diviions. with the bet of ftcne vail. An
indifputsble li,Ie will be given, and the terms
made eaiy.-Apply 90
NICHOLAS P. EAS'TON,
on the pIemie'.
Q.I.
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Evening School.

THE fubfcriber purpo(es to conf
nence an Eveaing School oo Moadsy, ara ina.
Nssgp0rs. GA. 10. ]. .SPRAGUE.
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NOTICE Is brr,6y green 10 s6s C,edi,Ory gj
the efete Of Geoiee Reynolds. Jor Of JJoa-
afban. LATE ef h',ib K~gSawW.: sseriutr, de-
eeGfd. fbaf tbe hfOa. CoNyi Of Prs6af- of be
tOzSx Of No,I6 Ki7gfOsUu. bape ails1vra ibem Six
nenfbr tram ibn aais 10 exbibh theIy eLaims a.
gaieF ja'a e.afr. 10 ibe 1-deyasned Ces7mlssne-s,
1Ob0 7sN rece.Ue ibe jome a tbeir ,sIpe6ive
a1'eLi1gi, at Gav hus "O,'bir JaH fe,m. No
claim 4oiH be rseeiU,G spt.f p,spcrL a01Red.
JONATHAN REYNOLDS, | Commi.
TANNER REYNOLDS. Eom,s.
an terjSTs ,aa.Gted TO Jaid cifa:e, ave re-
7asFedt0 make inm,ai9te pa,me4t 10
SAMUEL CAR TER, 43Juinis,atsy,
Nonh-Kingttow OCT. I4ta, 1906.
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are Determined 10 fell az low by wholefale OF
retail 40 Can any where be purchaied in New.
port among which a!e,
Excencnt Do:ch blac; India Cotton, different
Cloth, qualities,
B:A fup-'hnc Engliih Bed Tick and brown
b!se snd black, and Linens,
mixed ditto, 81 and 9. 8 cam5rick
Second and low-priced Mullins.
ditto. Fine, null, and India
Supcranc black, aed Book do.
other Csfli,peres, Ladies long and habit
Fine lbirrine Cotron,, fix Gloves,
ieilh Linens & Diapers Extra long & habr do.
Vcives 4 cotton Caiii- Ssi,ins and Modes,
meiei, Flcnch & India Lutte.
Mtn'il fine cotton Hoie, irmg'.
Meo's black and whige Fine white and black
Eng'ifh hlk ditto. L.co.,
Men's white and black Cotton aod linen Ia
NIX Gloves ble-Cloths, from 6-4
Black Grapes, Pafafols toIz.4,
Thrcsd', Tapes. s-4, o., I'd and g.
Pins, &c. fix net,ed Shawls,
Dnrsn's and Ruhe!ls, Chsmbrsy Manins,
Fine common Flan- Very cheap India and
mel, Engiih Caicoes,
adoz. excellent Lutte &c. &c. &c.
firing Umbrella.
Nt7vpsrt, JSar "a, 1906. IF