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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-22
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February ST

HE Large White HOUSE at Reckon. g.
mery occupied by Mr.. William Fer,vi,t ',5
afterwards by Mr.. Braxton Craidock. For ps-,.
apply to CALICO. RICHapn yer SgTio''
January IL. Of ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07
Eor Saie, an me LANIJ.S Z
ID ELONGING to the College

~ William and Mary, lying in tbc county of
k'ng Wiillsms Tfolc lands are in two fsparate
tracts. one Of which borders on Pamunkcv river,
near the town OF New Cattle, and includes fome
OF thofs level, valuable land. between that town
q Moucuin mill. they are divided into "a tene-
ments, Tome OF which are on Icsfe for lives, from
one 70 three Others arc under no lesfc.-
Poieiiion OF thofe nor under lcafe, will be yivcn
on the hrit day Of January, 1906. For rhoie un-
der Ieate, all she College intereh in thcm. will be
feid--a Rasement OF the lives as well as the con.
difions on Which they are lezsed, will be fewr 10
thofe inclined 70 purchafc. The purehsfer will
hand inffead of the College; aud may avail him.
felf OF any forfeitures incurred BY aon compIi-
anee Of the tenants with the conditions Of their re-
iPettive ieaies One fourth Of the purehsfa mo.
ney will DC required on the hrl day Of January
neat, and the remaining three fourths, 10 equal
payments, 20 be made on the frf day Of January,
IN the years 1907, 1903 and 1909. with iutersil
from the hra day of January, Boo. Bonds for the
amount will be required, and the purehaier or pur .
ehaiers Gao have title. on making the 6rft pay
rient and granting deed of truA on the land.
with relnquiihment Of dover to fecvrs the three
Lao payments.
II not diipofed Of at private fale (in which cafe
notice viii be given,) the tsnements called he
lower college either fepaSat=ly or united. to fpt
purehafers. will be fold publicly. on the frl Mon
Day 10 O9ober next, on thar tenement OCCUPIES
by Mrs Hughes and thofe Of the upper college
IN hike mannsr, on the fecond Monday IN Novern.
OCT, on inst tenement occupied By Mrs. Drury.
ss tavern. WIZ. COLEMAN, :
Asenf for tbe College Of Yshap y Mary.
Williamsburg, Anguft 40, r9,r az
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kine, aaIdresses % Asr ,syd.2 Nseh IL 1901

e.; thou, who once nv fondes 5, love Y,osssses,,y..
~, wno reiyn'd nLrissld in my yoafhful b,,.x,
hou vine could'st render evry ,,rcsS,eA l,r;,,he.
and soothe each gloomy tour. Min saf, .el;ds,,1
= " nose smiles pfcpiticus Danish a ey'rs care
nd Saus'd the frowns of wbe to disa,mear'
Know st thou, q Far! that tAtis ro,, ~ -
4 iov'd, -
And that ycur lover has ons,san, is,o,,a,
y You know il well 10y on know ,hs 49, 49, y,
That now my injured heart beats NO, for -,
Alas you know full welt the re ason ~ Nv
It's wopted sr,r;phti,.rs. =, 49,. '''u' sSos
And your fair Form no NOR. INV coun,;n.n. ~
cheers - So
Why does my bosom swell Will, love no more !.
why from my heart IS thar dear image tore?
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07

The Norfolk Ledger says, " We have
bad the perusal of letter from Captain
Adams Of the ship Recovery oil tbs Por',
10 his owner, 10 which we discover more
cause for alarm than any thing winch has
preceded. But it isnecessary TO give q
shcrt history Of this vessei--she belongs
TO merchan. Of this place, vas loaded on
account of citizens, with valuable cargo
of -four, rice, rum, sugar and coffee, and
bound from this port to Gibraltar capt
Adams, writes, Under date from Aises'-
,as. the 18th Of July, f" was this day
carried before the tribunal, having no cf'a7-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07

Extract ofa ieffer fran mercantile horse
at BORDEAUX, TO a merehant in baltimore,
dated J,tne 25, 1905.
HWe had the pleasure OF addressing
you on the 18th March; since which, our
market has experienced considerable
depression, owing principally to the sea-
son Of the year, and the late movements
Of the French fleets.
"Om supply of tobacco is very great,
for which, at present there is not the least
demand. Muscovado sugars, coffee, cot
ton, cocoa, roucou and indigo, are safe
articles, and towards fall will doubtless
meet current sale at advantageous Pri-
ces.
"A commission IL appointed for the Ii
quotation Of the ST. Domingo bills; we
fear, however, II will be a long time before
finaI adjustment takes place.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07

a change in the Britith ministry has at
length taken place, and the AdsIington
party have been completely ousted. A
report was in circulation, but not general
" credited, that lord Nelson had fallen in
with the combined fleets near the Canary
Islands, and after an obstinate engage
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07
LAND FOX SALE.

i He subscriber wishes toscll $50
acres of land Wing in cIicferfield COMFY, within
ii< miles Of Msneheaer. The advantage. Of imsli
farms near large towns are 70 obvious and general
~ admitted, AZ not 10 rsqaire particular enune :
ration. Any pcrfon wifhing to purehais may Zee
the land and know ths terms By applying 20 'Me.
JOAN Branch, retjdiug in Mansheffer, OF the fnb.
feribcf, near Buckingham contribute
Archibald Branch.
septeuaber 4, 1905 VII
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07
ARGUS.
RICHMoND:
sATURDAy. sEPrEMreR Z. raos.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM
TRIPOII 80

rMnNp ~r------ =
M - 1aM NEWS FROM y
hifOLI.
aes'erday the brig Belle-Isle, Captain
Leach arrived here in &c days from Ma
pies noou. e'Snt days before he sailed,
news arrived tnere, that Gen, EATON, at
tne heao OF the small American force
wnich nad :oeen detached from our Medi-
.ersnea" squac,on. and the troops collec-
&c. &c. " 'ne s%a' oroener OF the Bashaw Of
=, nr'Poii' nan nao an engagement with the
lripohnes a. Derne-on which side vic.
10y us.'assu we 90 not learn; but it was
most severely ana that every American
was ku'eo' except Mar. Eaton, who was
wounaea W the shoulder. The effect of
TOE oatue' however, was an immediate ne
goc'auo" lot peace 10 assist at which,
Soi' Lear went from Malta to Tripoli
anu Two aays before capt. l.. sailed, dis
pave ies were received from Col. Lear at
zap es' bringing inc important and glori.
Gus inten'gence,t that PEACE highly
non ,rao'e 20 tne United States had been
conciudeu' ana Oh Course the Americans
VINO hao oeen so long suffering in capti-
Wy released Capt. l.. we understand
ottoSS utspAtcnSs for our government, so
.nas we may expect shortly to have the Of
nc'al oeia'is OF the battle, the negotiation,
ana ,ne terms OF peace.
Inc american squadron had not left
mana when .n's affair took place; and
nere was no 'n'eiiigence at Naples ofthe
Yum boa's from the United States having
joined mem. commodore Murray, after
ne found the negotiation was in a promis-
ing tram, sailed tor the United States on
account OF his III state of health.
Nf} Saiem Reg. Augusf 80.
a letter from I.riPoli, dated April 10,
iSo5, mentions, T" BY vessel which Conn
modore Barron has sent to Tripoli with
!" money, cio.hlng, &C. sc. for our use,
we al, this day, received letters from
our friends IN America. expect we
/" shall, IN a few days, remove to the Ame-
/" rican' house. The change will BIZ for
:" the better; and we consider our removal
vas good '7ien.
SIr Alexander Ball, Governor Of Nal.
ter cheese' and other articles TO some of
our prisoners at IrlpoIi.
-
ny The arrival OF the Liverpool Packet,
captain w aue, from Liverpool, we have
received London newsPapersSto the 10th,
Liverpool 10 the 18th, and Lloyd's Lists
70 the ON 'uiy. intelligence had reached
Lngland oy the iast sailing brig Curieux
OF me arr,Sai Oh LORD Nelson 10 the West
indies ana OF inc departure OF the French
meets tor Europe. ne articles OF mn
peacnment preferred oy .ne mouse OF COM
mons asa'"s' Lore me's'iie nave oeeh ia.d
oe'o.S TIC house ci l-o'os' ana the pro-
'ea'" ~ Tue sup o''on ION d.
<e'e.soufs, 'na' '"ere was no prospect Q,
any ,"i"eu's,e h ',s'' oe'ns en'e'eu
ia'o 49," i,u,,,a anu rfa"ee' a..',ousn
.ne ulne'e"0,s suos's'i"s were no' nhe'y
~ 31 ao yu''. =
e sup a',s' "on ,'o.ueauN' or',ss
o."."s Po"'I r. N,sei .ss apa''s
- J,.,ns &c -. ~, :.
rue o'' 'u''e - NV ~''o, va o,", !" .sS"o'''
-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07
British Consul Generals Office, !
.NesO- York, 26fh August, l sos. {

SIR, You will oblige me by publishing
In your Gazette, for the information of the
merchants of the eastern states Of Ameri-
ca, the following extract Of letter, receiv.
ed by me this day, frem his excellency An.
thony Merry, his majesty's envoy extraor-
binary, and minister plenipotcntiary to the
United States of America, dated the oath
inst.
I am, Sir, your obcdient servant,
THOS. BARCLAY.
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NOE 1CE.
A IL persons indebted % the estate of me u,
Nathanie, Clarke, dee. of Amherst ce,un,.
will please come forward and set,ls ,heie f.s,sf
i've balances on or btfore the brs, dsy Of mn,
~ next, and ell thos who ave any demsnds
gaiust the said estate, wNibrioE the ri IN bv N
period, legally authenticated, fof s6juuren,.
noiSshet regard wibe,paid to ANY CLAIMS ti,et
after and ribs advertisement vii, 5e plead IN 5
against thsm.
Samuel Bridgewa,e.,
@a's,nis1amr u
Nathaniel Czsyke, dec.
Angus, 10Th. zoos. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07

III a corr of quarferiy session, held
( for RE county IF Lancaster, at me COURT
hos'e, on lHonaay the 1914 day Of .1asust,
1905.
Henry l.. Caskinsj pra.
AGAINST ~
Waiver Mdfehest and Baldwin M. Le- csaa
land, DIFF. ee,J'
4 HIS day came the plaintiff. bv
bis council and the defendant Walter Mrfshcsi
net having entered his appearances and given fscu.
rity according to Law end The ruiss OF thi. corr,
and IL appearing TO the fatisfaeiion Of the eour,
that the laid defendant is not au inhabi,ant o. th
commonwealth OF Virginia: On tsc motion OF ths
plaintiff By mis- eouofcl IL IS ordeyed that the fs;c
defendant do appear here on the thiFd Monday II
Noveriber nexg and snfwer The bril- ~ ne plaintiff
and ie s further ordered, that the other defsndau
do not psf convey away, or fserc,e the rnoh-y o
eneas in bis hapds, belonging 60 the faid defend
snt WALKER Mdfehstt, unit. the fnrthtt order an,
decree Of this court concerning the fame and the
copy Of this order be Forthwith inherited 10 m
Virginia Argus for two month"; fieeeGls vely an.
snoshsf pooled a, che 'front.' door Of the eoorthouf
Of this county.
Tefe.
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obtainedthe vistory.
IT is stated in London that the king o
Englandis affected in both of his eyes, ant
that an operation must be pcrformed--thi:
malady is supposed 10 be occasioned by
dirt getting in them at the reviews which
he attended, particularly in Hyde Park.
in consequence Of persons exercising
horses there, and breaking up the ground
---His majesty gave orders to the Duke Of
York to prevent it in future, which has
been DONE
The Spanish ship Hannibal, of ~ guns,
formerly belonging to the British has been
recaptured by an English frigate of ~
guns. -
A vessel arrived at New York from Ha-
wanna reports--that a schooner belonging
to Norfolk and for. do. from Malaga, had
been carried into Barracoa, and released,
and arrived at Havana in 4 days; the cap.
tain ofwhich informed, that Philadelphia
St. Domingo brig, of ! 2 guns, and rs men,
had been engaged by 8 French privateers,
which she beat off all the officers Of the
brig, and ~ of hercfew were killed, after
which she was captured by privateer of
guns, and carried into Barracoa.
We confess ourselves pleased with the
energy displayed in Mr.. ID. w. Lincoln's
Grafton, at Worcester on the 9Th of July.
He reviews the spirit of the Revolution,
and possessesit. He sees the American
happy in the constitution of his country.
But he gives not long rest from alarm.
The alarm was seasonablc. The worste-
wills had commenced their fury.--He clo-
SEES, and here We suffer him to speak for
himself. Salem Register.
Lowering clouds deformed our atmos.
pherc. These awful appearances conden.
sed. In the warfare of conflicting storms,
JEFFERSON assumes the helm. The ship
rights.
IL is the soundest maxim in free
government, that power should not remain
long in the sAme hands. BY continued oc-
cupsncy, it 1ozes in Idle security or cor
rupied by righteousness It squanders on
q faction, the ihegIlimate Offspring Of lux.
.ury, the deeds and rentrells of the PEG.
pies right. Commissions, slavery and ruin,
have been the fate Of nations, regardless
of this raaxiin. On the plan of rotation,
to disrobe ones selfof authority, is an ef-
fort of patriotism sublime as singular.
This self denying devotion to principle
and 70 sentiment, will have been reserved,
the pecuIisr glory of the sage of. Mon
ticcllo. Deaf TO thevoice oil public solicit
tation, blind to the fascinating alIuremen.s
of power, ain the full fide Of successful err
ferfment,' on profound s. elevated views
at the close of bis present term, he will
give back the government to the people,
confirmed, embellisI,cd, ampii6ed, improv-
ed.
Mother of Genius, Nurse of Arts, hap.
py AMEnIcx: LIVE FoREvER!'' !,
DIED, az Chsrkof, in Rufiia, A. F. VI. WIis
trca. author Of Lectures on Diet and Regimen,
land Of The Dome0ie Encyclopedias. Thi. gentlel
man had been appointed 20 the profsaorNip Of
medicine, and FRA government phyfcian ar the
new UnivefGty Of Cha kof, in the Ukra,pe, 600
miles foath Of 81 Peterfburgb. To this place he
had removed with his family very ihortperiod
before his death.
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f|
The Pope, We are told, baptized child
ofthe nesv blood regal of France. Ii were
deyoutIy to be wished, that he was now
called in to administer esfrsnie nnelon To
the head of the family.--Lond. 5sah.
A eor7snieni Baronet who piques himself
upon his agility. exclaimed the other day,
in tone oil emulation, TO witty friend,
(" 1t is strange, Tom, that should DC so
uncommoniy active, is it not:' q II only
proves" drily answered the wit, "thae
two opposite qualities are combined, the
FORM OF the 6ear, with the afertness of the
nioHkey.''--i6.
A Lady ofsbout fourscore, was visited
by Gentleman, who was brother to Dea-
con Stone; the Old Lady mis,aking him.
for his brother, sccossed him by the title.
Iof Deacon; you are mistaken madam
tsays a bye stander) for this is not Dea-
con Stone, bur his brother. Well repii-
ed the Old Lady, there are bricks so
much alike that we cannot distinguish
them apart, and Why not Stones.--f6.
| Two ceai-beavers in Wrapping, named
Redmond and TooIe, having agreed To
/, light duel, their seconds loaded their piss
to's with builock,s gore Redmond receiy-
ed the first fire, aud seeing himseIf cover
led with blood, fell on the ground, deCIars
ed he was killed. and entreated for the as
sistsnce OF clergyman. Tooie, thinking
his opponent really wodnded, made of,
and has not since been heard of.--ib,
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DIED, at chsrkof. in Rufiis, A. r. VI. WIis
trca. author Of Lectures on Diet and Regimen.
land Of the Domcaie Encyelopedia. Th. gentlel
man had been appointed 20 the rrofsaorhip Of
medicine, and era government phyGcian ar the
new Univeffity Of Cha kof, IN the Ukts'ne, 600
miles foath OF Sc. Peterfburgb. To this place he
had removed with his family very ihortperiod
before his dcash
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07

fsh Cohsucs Cerfltcd:e, taey spi4 a..uv..~..u-
~ condemn me freherfy, it is painful to me
10 say have no power to appeai."-It
would appear that we have reached the
last stage Of humiliation. What must
ourvessels TO be safe from capture, have
passports from q Spanish Consul I Are
the papers Of our own government treated
with such marked contcmpt! Whether
the approximations Of capt, Adams, be re-
allied or not, il will not atone Tor the in
suit which is conveyed, in making it a
cause Of capture and detention, that for
sooth our ships are not furnished with a
Spanish Consurs passport.
Captain NJ Gouty, arrived at New Lon
don from Demerara, informs thar no kind
OF sailed provisions are allowed TO De land
ed at that place, unless by special permit
OF the Governor which costs, generally,
one quarter what the cargo viii sell for
when landed. The market, for all kinds
OF American produce, is extremely dull.
a letter received at Philadelphia, from
an American gentleman at Paris, whose
Information may be relied on, states, that
the drawing Of the bills for American
claims, had been proceeded in to the a.
mount of FIVE millions oflivres. and would
be continued until the remaining fifteen
millions were drawn FOR. 4,
Mr.. Skipwith was to transmit these bills
to their respective proprietors-a It has
excited some surprise, as the letter is da-
ted on the sth of jane, that none ofthem
have yet come to hand.
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BOARDING HOUSE.

THE fuhicribcr hereby informs his friend,
4 and the Public in general. that he has re-
moved 10 ,cWfttS'd. aud occoPies that fpaciou'
and plestantly 6tuasrd Hoaic. the properly Of
MIR. Oivv Spisk. DIRECTLY opprGle TO the dwell
ling houie Of Dasi! 4. Ubzi1e,--where he
wiz receive Stcdents sorih Wilmington Acad-
s.rs 20 board, a Osx Dsl2av and Fsvr Csnr,
per wrek. including iodeing, ~sfhins. &c.
He VII aIfo be pleafsd 70 acron,.so's e
GrnsIcmcn Aod Laliss who rnsy Witt Wexford,
with BOARD. lodging, &c. on the nsof reafonable
rcrms.-He will oie his beR epdeason to pay
svcry necefay attention, and his utmof excr-
.ions TO pleafe. aad every favor duly acknow-
edged by their obcdient fervant,
WESTGATE WATSON.
Wickfoyd, IN. KixgspsVxJ Aysii 2, 1904.
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ROCKS
W. K. WILDER.

Has fbb d'y ,se<sv<d a f,al6 Jass,; 1'nesg ssI<rs
sys ib< Jollszrsng. a
DONAPARTE and the French People--s
lJ-new publication. price Dolls. -
Grsydon's Digeis of the Laws of the United
States. price 4 Dolls. 50 Cts.
Sfsnih Dictionary. asois. price D'rs. 50 Cts.
Do. Grammar, vol. price, Del. 7s Cts.y4
Home,, OdynTy. sols. Price ipol. 60 Ctsss
JackGcp's Housekeeping 1 vol. price Dol. 80 c.
Freoch Spelling Rooks. price 90 Ct,.
Mafrsy's Leticur Francoi,, vel. price Dol.
as Cu.
Perrin's Exescifes, French, rric. D,l.
Marray's Granmar. large, price rs CTS.
Do. do. fnsli. price stcc.
Do. Euglifh Reader, psicc s7l ca.
Do. Sequel. price Dfl.
Dp. insrcduttion, price Ca4 Cts.
With many other new aud valuable publications,
aAuf which will be fl.ld as low as al sny Book.
Ssoss IN rhe Uniscd S;ste..
Scnool BOOKS of every kind il uie, AZ
whnefaie and retail, AZ prices NOT 10 he undss-
toh,------Staiionasy, a conplsrc saortment.-----
Scanen's Books, Ctst,s. Scale,, Diyiders, Qesd-
r2uts. Mssheosticsl Inarumeats, &c. az ulpai. z
Asse3sr,t DEE. IS.
- For fate hy ~. K. Hifgsy,s ~ bsrsels
Nofth- Carclina Polk, IN good order, az aiow
price. aad tx monShs credl.--Apply toon.---
aye. sboat 5coo Hoopa--fo Cssh OF 6s Says
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SAMUEL. tAMES,

HIS FOX StALE,
IT his Paper Hanging Mandatory, which
a IL in che Houit he NOW trcuriss, oppotic
TO Mi. Lsap.s Prtk',, Oh The Wcst. SHE oi the
Bridge, Providence, gtesr variety Of
HoDs Paper and BSydering,
Of the ne~ca and mrh elegant Figures at pNolc-
iae ahd re,aii, on as good tcrsns - caa be aar-
chsitd IN America.
a generous credit pipsn - tho5e who psr-
chs'c by shs qaaaii'y For retaisis;G.
n. B. The above is printed on s,nd pa
per, aDn .he wos> wsIsS, ~seds by ard oil(.es
the disrcti1n Of workman fton Europe.
April a, 1904. l9J
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Jsa ,tee'rrd, and fsyJ JckH
JACOB RICHARDSON,
q, ,b, paa.Om->.

az fos Ps7-Ower.
hOUSE Paper Of every kind. American,
4 i Enghih, French, aod Hamburg. in ad-
diiion TO hts large aGormeut Of 5000 pieces.
With Brdets. He has juf received number
Of rew Books for fale or circulstiOn.
Muhs and Tippits, large aGortmsnt---
Mems for Gloves. Mius. and Caps-Fur Skinss
Rudis. gray, white. and fpotsed.
Alto. Tickets in the WEXFORD Academy
Lottery.
Writing Paper Of every dcfcription, by thc
rean OF quire---Slates of all fizcs, with gene.
raj sfTortmens Of Stationary.
Charts, European Pilots --Wea.lndia and
Americas ditto.
Eoglilh Maaard, BY the poand-Swrcs
Oil, by the Aak.
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CTOLEN from among the Goods faved from
- the wreck cf the bog Mirfya, a,spSlsd on
Beaver Tai. oa The 77th n,t. Oas Bale. con-
tainine twenty picces hpe Cefman ihrsina Lin-
co one bale, containing hse pieces RsH.a-
Sheeiingi and one bale. containing two pieses Of
RnGis Dsck.--As very few iuch LiBcns are in
ported. II is mqssded that lboo-kecpers & oihrs,
viii he upoa the look ont, il any sse Offered for
isle. Whoever siii give information 70 thasahs
thief or thieers may be Wrought 10 jueicc and
the Goods recovered, DALI be cr.iIed 10 The
above reward, and FTP Dsl2sr for the Goods
onli.-AlI necealry chagss wliI be paid by
SIMON DAVIS. OF Ne~post, or
JAMES D1OLFE, OF Briiioi.
January e'h, 1895.
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Nathdnisl Najon,

u ESPECTFuLLY informs the Pablic. that
N he has taken a Shop three Dcoss NORTH Of
shc New Chusch Lane. where all kiuds Of TN
WARE. Gao be furuifhsd ar the thonsa noSice,
and ou as resfonable terms a. can be bought 10
this Town. Conaast Attendance viii be given
and the fmaIlcf favor acknowledged.
Stove Pipes, either Of Tin or Shcrs-l lron.
made si,h difpasch. 80 Caih. & the hiehsf
price. given for old Pewter and Lead.
Newport, OA. a.. $50
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THE tsblcribcrs having pufchaied the pa
j scot right for the counties Of Newport X
BriRoi, for making. ufng. and vending TO
oshes 10 be uicd, Machine for the pnrpoie Of
vsihias cl6shus fOlkng, Touring, and cleaning
cloth, uasies the original patent Iisht. which
wss grained BY the Congsefs Of the United
Ssssss OF Amesica, uato Daoiel S. Dess, Of the
town of Beeknan, 10 Duschefs county. Srns Of
Ne~yssk, on she s9sh day Of FebsuaFy. 1904.
All perfoDs are hereby forbid making, .fog. or
vcndirg tsid Machine, within che cosnties sfotc-
lsid, u1dei the peazIsy Of she Law without the
authority Of as. o. our ssents, being Sra giant.
ea shsas. Any pssfos asy bs accommodated,
ty ealing on BENJAMIN PITMAN, Jun.
JOSHUA NICHOLS.
N. B. Thoie Who may vifh to purchais
he Pa,en, tight for the county cf Bs;hol, will
2lsa!e q apply % above.
Newport, Sept. -. 1904.
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RfCHARD Barker.

ID EsPECTFULLY Y informs his friends. aud
IN former csaoners, thar he has removed 10
the hoOie OF Mrs. LILLissIpes, on The Pa
ssde. one dooresR of Mr.. Cba,ks Fsff' Aposh-
ecary Sfee, where he uii coorinpe to kesp .
private BOARDING HOUSE. Too OF thsee
Ready boarden may be accommodated wIow %
at any Boarding Hoase ia Newport.
Rezriaf, o6. ~, rso4.
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CHEAP GooDs.
JOHN BOURS, jun.

u ESPECTFULLY informs bis friends and
AA the public. tha, he has purchsfed she whole
aock OF Goods. lately belonging 70 Jsbr Bsu,,,
jar. & Co. His aGorfmeot Is excellent, and
<i!l be fold remarkably cheap, either by Whole
fsi- or retail. He thanks his friends Tor paa
szvor, and foIicts acontinssact Of iheni.
Ne1opays, Dee. IL.
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