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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
NEW YORK. August s.

Capt Sell'ck from GuadaIo,ipe, informs,
that two French priSatsers, Ga brig and
schoonsrl had just arrived there from a
cruise off Charleston.
Tie body of an infant apparently not
more than a month old:was taken out of
the river at the south side Of Coentiess
Yesterday morning. A bandage was wrap
ped round rs body & its mouth, supposed
10 have been done for the purpose of Sink
ing IL, by its unnatural mother.
We are much indebted 10 the polite
ness of Mr.. Patterson {brothcr OF the in
terest'ng Madame Bonaparie,) who arriv-
ed on Saturday IN the Gus from London
Tor the use OF very valuable file of pa
pers, from which we have made liberal
extracts Tor This Days Daily Advertiser.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

The intrrc stiag Msdsms Jerome Boz
naparte was yesterday in Kensington Gar
dsns, accompanied by her brother and
party offrends; and those by whom she
was recognised were highly gra,iied by
contemplating the innocent simplicity Of
her coantenance. and sympathised in the
infamous treaimen, she has experienced.
II is understood, that she is TO be present
this evening at the Grand Oriental Gala
given at Vauxhali I; aud no event, we may
venture 10 prognosticate, would prove a
greater source of attraction.
Jerome Bonaparte, still resides at &C.
noa his unnatural brother, who has so
cruelty Obliged him To separate himself
from his amiable and interesting spouse,
not having yet permitted him to approach
his Royal person.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
KNOXVILLE, (reu., Julv ~.

We learn by gentleman who LEFT S.
w. Point on Monday evening last, thai he
there'saw gen leman directly from H, OH
wa'sa who lntnrmedhim ha. Col. Meigs
had received letter from gen. r 1ber,sen,
s'a''ug hat the Chickasaws had trearcd
Toe the lands on Duck and Elk rivers; and
that i was col Meigs' opinion that che
Cherokees would give up on good terms
all the land they now claim on the north
side Of Tennessee river. q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
FRANKFORT, June Q.

In Riga newspaper of the latter end
of Apribis inserteda very polite letter
from the emperor OF Russia to the eide
pant French General Moreau, at Cadiz !;
in which his majesty informs him he has
appointed him general of the Infantry,
with the pay attached to that RANK and
moreover granted him the sum of . 900
rubles to deFray the expenses ofhs Jour-
ney 20 Russia. Among other expressi-
Gus used BY his imperial majesty on This
occasion, are the following: {" Discharge
your duty in my service, aud vii. do
justice 20 that fame which you have ac-
quired in europe"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
ROBERT GORDON & Co. :
TIAVE imDorted nv the J,eosn

81 ~ II imported by the Jason.
T. u Just arrived from Madeira. and now land
ing Npcketts, aquantity of Wine from MUIR
doch, Masterion x Co. the house from ,yh;cf,
they have heretofore had ,heir supplies Of thir
artIels--Aiso parcel from Scott & Co
iney nave every reason TO hope that both
these parcels viii prove to be very fine, being s..
snred by ne shiri.rs that be,'er never has been
sent 70 The United States They arc Ikevg.,s :,
Just receiving a few pipes, hhds and or cask.
OF ked Port, of the first quality. and have ON
hand parcel of Day Lisbon Wine both lon
ported by themselvss--direa frem Oporro and
Lisbon.
heir general assortment OF goods is very COM
plete, amongst which they have II 600 Ira Of
copper, IN bottoms and sheets Of all dimep sions
and weights, suitable for stills; fre-h supr,lv Of
Bct'ng Cloths, from NJ, 9to z; a quantity Of
Superhne Blue and Black Broad 9th of first
rate. az 8dolls per yard; and Irish Linens from,
3s. steriing cost, to low priced
August 10. Wv va
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

II is with concern we state that DuEL
was fought this morning about O'Clock,
- Jghnsan's Spring, on the Virginia side
Tue Potomac, aud about miles frorA ,sls
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
CHARLESTON. Julv 90

OnAHlSEolO On, July 29,
Captain Tate from GuadaIoupe, was
b'arded offthe Bar, yestrrday,by Fra nch
piivateer schooner mounting short guns,
and one l8 Founder, and apparently about
one hundred men on board; who a,f,t,sr-
edto be a fnolIey collection OF all NATIONS.
We are sorry to state that Capt. Tat: re-
cognIzed several Americans. and AM ong
them a Captain Ross, who formerly st.lcd
out OF this port.
Captain Tate IN for ms that the brig Ly.
dia, Patterson, OF this p,,i, captured Nv a
French priya, ecr in Turk IsIspd passage,
had beeo carried into n. Bartholomew
and Capt. AID crew liberated. The
pr'valcer had arrived at Gualaloupe, and
the copmander having informed The com
mander in chief of his having liberated
Capt. Patterson, General Erncuf expre s.
sed his appreciation of his conduct, not
wishing any more Americans, so situated,
to be brought into Guad,loupe. p
On his outward bound passage, "a hours
after leaving this port, Capt. Tate MAS
boarded by French privatcer, who rob-
bed him OF every article they could lay
their hands on compelled him to open
his matches, and took cut several articles
oil has Cargo. 1imss.
July so. q
The ship Benjamin Of New York, capt.
Scoiiieid, was captured of our Bar yes.
terday afternoon, by the French privatrcr
cruizing off this port This is believed TO
De the snip which was taken by French
prive,eer some months since, on her pas
sage f'om the Cape Of Good Hope for Ha-
vanna' and reiaken by III. British and sear
10 Kingston, where she was brought IN by
Americans, and was now sailing under
American colours. Captain Scotfieid is
on board the privateer; the male remains
in the ship; and The crew were brought
up last evening in a pilot boat.---Capt. S.
belongs to Norfolk. Courier.
Capt. Taggart from Africa, was board
ed yesterday morning, by The French pfi-
va'eer schooner; they were very snsoIcht
and threatened 10 take some ofbis slaves.
Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

town, between e. M.-Eyies, ESD. Of this
place, and Mr.. J.;F. Bowie Of Pisca,awav
IN Maryand,-The gentlemen exchace.
ed shots at the distance of 1--WE feet. VIII en-
unfortunately Mr.. l.. was wounded Just
below the right breast; the bali passing
through the liver, there is but little hope
OF his recovery.
John A. Burford. the person apprehen-
ded an suspicion of wounding and rohbin,s
MIR. Peters, yesterday underwent his final
examination before the magistrates, and
was committed for trial at the next court,
which commences on the Attn Monday of
November next.
August 9.
Mr.. LYLEs, the gentleman we menti-
oned in our last as having been engage d in
duel, is, we are sorry TO say, since d cad.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
PHiLADFLpHIA, August s.

We are informed that new arrette of
The Haslian government is received in this
city. Il enasts that ali vessels coming in
Ia their ports shall have their carsoes con-
signed to resident (Biack we presoine)
merchant, who previous to being permi,-
ted to an entry, shall give bonds TO dou-
bic the amount OF the duties accruing in
such cargoes This decree has been is
sued Tor the purpose of securing to the
administration the punctual payment of
its duties.
II was reported at New York on Safur-
'day..that the President bad determined TO
convene the Legislature of the United
States, for the purpose Of deiiberaung on
Our present relations with Spain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
Bell TaYERyV
APOTHECARY SHOP

NH, NTLsoN has i1sf returned from Ph;faIel.
ph'a and NcwYork, whore he laid in Under
ms psrsonal insPee'on.a general supply of ME-
nlIlNHo.S &c Of the latest importation and of
Che bfsl qualitv--anonp which are
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

Richmond. Augu'' q, Is1,
ON or about the 22d OF Nav last,
~ sentto Ms Eliza Alien, of wareherer.
20 The care Of Mr.. Wm- Bryar, at Rockets, in
closed a bond given me in November last, BIZ
John Roberts ard Richard Aileu. of Nono~av
comfy. for hf'y dollars. pay able TO me in The
'srn, ct SIX months AFTER date, which have this
day learrt was nover delivered to said nrYan -
hereby fc'bid ne payment os faid bond ~ any
,ther but myself. or my order.
J.. Bishop.
August 10Th, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

Peruvian Bark,
Opium,
Jslap.
Calomel,
Rhubarb.
Castor OIL. American
and West.India
Pocket Instruments
from - 10 IS dolls.
PER case.
Elegant Disss0ing In
strrmen,s ~ csses,
Elfgant Tooth Instru-
ments, for cleaning
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

the teeth, in cases.
Trocars with asd with.
out cases. in seu.
Silver and Elastic Ca
'heiers,
Female Ca'hetcrs on a
plan much in'pvsved
Also--A variety of
PAINTS ard u uich
LINTsEED OIL
warranted ~ te az
the best quality and
fair prices.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

Capt. Taggart from Africa, was board,
ed Yesterday morning, by the French phi
va'eer schooner; they were very snsolcn,
and threatened To take some OF his saves
Gazette.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
MY GRANDMOTHER.

WHO waihed my face and comb'd my hair,
And put my little fhiu TO air.
To make me clean 10 90 to fairl
~ W5IWaJ - .'h My Granny.
Who fpread my roll with butter thick,
And gave me cskcs that made me Gck,
And iet my iiithfSl Tosr' kick
- : ll1H.t'7a7 a.'@ .te My Granny.
Who gave me huge corking pin, r.'
tina, I the cock chsfer mightipin
And imil'd TO fec my childiih grin
'~,eIl --f My Granny.
who put me on . monkeys back
And gave the whip laih and imack.
Grill its poor bone, did almof crack
aE 49, My Granny.
Who pu, the fpelliug book aide,
Bccapie blubber'd, fcowld and cried,
Aud could not bear the Ounce TO chide :
; = My Granny.
Who took correction from my mother,
Burut one good rod and broke another,
And le, me pinch my lutte brother
-. My GrauAy.
I Then while Hive, thou Granny dear,
! NV slter'd love thou need not fear.
But il I'm hang'd-Ob s"Srd tbise ea,,t
tr-f - My Granny.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14

ore; the quantity however, OF lead,
fimpiy proportioned to that of the
ore, or the proportion OF the admix-
ture of the metal for want of Kill and
judgment, has not been aicertained.
The above information has been
communicated to us by the proprietor
of the mine, tMr. BROWN who re-
fides at Livingfon court-houfe, and
who wilhes to engage perfon KILLED
in the art of afoyrhg and working.
Nat. Egis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14

venien, well 6niihed Dwelling Houis, Chcefo-
Houie, Chbb. Barn, Chaiic- Houic, and other
neceaary buildiOgs thereon an excellent Or
chard of engratted and wilding fruit, which
makes from 50 to 90 barrel, of Cyder yearly
very wdl ihelteted with large trees /; and beau
sifui G arden. 1t is anneceiIary to deicribc the
goodneis Of the foil. s il is well known to
be equal il not fuperior to any on ,hi, Hand,
with one Of the hiR privileges Of manure from
the Beach adjoiuing ia beautiful pond below
the orchard, where fine perch and other hlh are
taken n,geat abundance. and in the feafonr Of
it. the Gneii fhoo,ing of fea fowl Of almoA every
deiciprion The whole lying beautifully to the
fun. The srcatea part of faid Farm being now
in meadow land, that will average two tons of
hay TO the acre the remainder fuitable for bar.
ley sc. The above eaate 10 well fenced, in fuis-
able divihops, with the bett Of Rone wall. An
indifp table title will be given, and the terms
made eaiy.--Apply TO
NICHOLAS P. EASTON.
on the prmiics.
Nrrvbsrf. Oao6sr 9. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
A lead mine has been difcovere,

a lead mine mas Decn. uncovered
in Livingaon county, on the north
eat fde of the Cumberland river,
within fifteen miles of Its confluence
/. With the Ohio. The ore feems to a
bound, as it appears, in teveral places
on the furface ON the earth, and when
opened projects itfelf in different di-
reaions in mafes of more than 8 feet
diameter-its matrix is filicious earth,
! with which the mott beautiful lead ad-
heres, chiefly of pure ore, which it is
believed will yield not lefs than IS
per cent. of metal, a part of which is
conceived to be Glver, as it has a
much harder and whittier appearance
than iimple lead when taken from the
A
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
POETRY.
From the caAnl,.ros covRIrE.
MY FATHER.

y
Ivy HO took me from my mothers arms,
!, Aud, iniling az her foft alarms,
~ Showed mc the world aud natures charms
49,, n, My Father.
Who made me feel and underaand,
I. I'he. .wonden Of the Tea and land,
+ iAud mark through all, the Msker's hand
+ = '-,.b My Father.
Who climb'd with me, the mountains height,
And watch'd my look OF dread delight,
While role the glorious orb Of light |:
- My Father.
Who from each aower and verdant ftaIk,
Ca,hcr'd a honey d fore Of talk.
To fill the long delightful walk
Ny Father.
Not on an infeel would he tread.
Moi Hrike the finging inied dead
Who tsaghtat once my heart and head
My Father.
Who wrote upon that heart the line
iaPaidcia srsted on virtues ihrine,
'9n'ro make the human race divine
'.s.,s - Arstr ~ My Father.
who 6r'd my breatt with Homef's fame,
Aud taught the high heroic theme.
That Nightly Aaihed upon my dream
Q lG- 1'n ~ 'Fo.s ad' . My Father.
Who fmird at my fupreme dehte,
TO fee "the curling fmokc" Alpine,
From Ithsca's domeaic fire
{, ~ = Jls'sw II .t' My Father.
I Iypon the raft smida the foam,
who with UlyGes faw me roam,
His head Riu faifed TO look for home
siF17l'I lur6 My Father.
:. What made barren rock 70 dear
. Myboy! he mad a country there"
And who, then, drop, ptetcient tear
My Father.
Who, now, in pale and placid light
OF memory, gleAmsupou my fight,
r, Baraing the fepulchre of night
My Father,
, o teach, me Hiil thy chriaiap plan,
Thy, practice with, thy precePl ian
|, y Noryst dsfert me--now man,
- My Father.
Sill let thy ,icholar'' heart rejoice,
With charm OF thy angelic voice
Still prompt the motive aud the choice,
80 ~ ''' = '''' Ny Father.
For vet remains little fpacc,
Till ihalI meet thee face to face,
And NOT, as now. 10 vain embrace,
;07OAN ~ o. II N'"r My Father.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
SIAIL.MAKINC.

THE fubfcribers having entered into partner
L fhip, under the firm Of
Dunham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail Making buGnefs, in its various branches,
at their Sail Loft, on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Malbone. at the South part of the town.
Thofe who may favor them with their cuAom,
may depend on punttuality and difpatch. All
favon will be gratefully acknowledged. by
CHARLES G. DUNHAM,
WING SPOONER. I'D.
Newport April 8. 1901. 7otf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
SAMUEL JAMES,

Has FOR SALE,
A T his Paper Hanging Mandatory, which
"A 10 in the Houie he now occupics, oppoGte
to Mr.. Leqris PsePs, on the WeR-Side of the
Bridge, Providence, great variety OF
HoHfS Paper and Bordering,
of the newet and moR elegant Figures at twhole-
iale and retail, on as good terms a. can be Pur-
chafcd in America.
A generous credit given to thofe who pur-
chafe BY the quantity for retailing.
N. B. The above 10 printed on good pa
per, and the work well executed, by and under
che direction of a workman from Europe.
Atri ., 1904. 1888
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
For Sale.

A LARGE two fory Dwelling. Houis
Al pleaiantly Gtuated on FafeweiI Street.
having four rooms 90 floor. and good Cellar
under it--wish large Garden. and well of
excellent water. occupied by Jeremiah Aufiu.
Aho, a Lot OF Land TO the Northward adjoin.
ings 50 feet front, and 81 back. The Lots will
be fold together. or ieparate, as may bef fuit
pnrchafers. For terms, &c. apply to
BEN AMIN HADWEN.
Ntsctorf, s mo. IL. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
3OHN SHEARMAN,

. ESPECTFULLY informs his friends. amp
IN the public in general. that he has removed
from his late place of refdencs, to No. 1873,
Tbsme'-Sueet, oppo6te MeGn. GHrdatr and
Dtan'i Auttion- Store where he ha, for iale. ss
ufal, GROCERIES,, HARDWARE, &c. &c.
as cheap as ever.
Ne10ps'i, May 3S, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
N o z &c f.

VXTHEREAS iundry repors having been
w circulated in the country greatly to the
injury of the Town of Newport, the Board Of
Health arc happy in ffating to the Public, that
faristaetorily aicerained. that there i no infancs
of any malignant Fever in the town and they
are unanimous in the opinion, thar it is mqre
healthy, for the feaion, than it has been for
fevsral years pat.
By order .ftbs Board.
]. ALMY, Clerk.
NSvbof, Od. n, 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14

NOTICE is hereby given'to the creditors of
IN the eftate of Elizabeth Carr, widow, late
of Newport, dcceafed. that the Cour, Of Probate
OF the town of Newport have allosed them Six
Month, longer from this date, TO exhibit their
claim, againH iad eiiate TO the undersigned
Cemmifhoners. who will receive the fame at
their reipeeiive dwellings, at any time within
faid term. No claim will be received unleis
properly ateaed.
DANIEL DUNHAM, jun. I commj.
JOB TO WNSEND, yGemr.
All pcrfons indebted 70 faid efate, are re-
queaed to make immediate payment upto
SAMUEL c. CARR, Elmisysrafor.
Nrzvson, Oetober 7, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
BENJAMIN Il. Chandler

rs opening at bis SlUp No. 9. Cheap Side.
i Providence, directly oppo6te the Rege, Wl-
tiHms Bank. large aGor.ment of
Ingram O Scotch Floor Carpetings,
which will be fold as cheap a. can be puIchafcd
in the State. Alfo, large aaonment Of
Dry Goops,
lower than ufual.
Assa6 40. XIV.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14

French 70.On Seminary Lottery.
A Ii perfons who are indebted to the Man.
"A ssen of faid Louey. for Tickets in the
GrR Clah. are earnealy requeIted TO make i'm.
mediate payment; otherwiie their Note, viii
b: put 10 ieit without further notice.
THOMAS FRY !
PARDON ,TILLINGHAST Maaa-
GEORGE CARD. sey.
EsS.Gmrnsoab, Ots. s, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
Boots, Shoes, Sc.

THE fubfcriber Offer, for faIe, very low for
o. i Csih, quantity of excellent Suwarrow
Boots. Bootees. aud mems Shoes. Iuitable for
the Southern market, or Weff. Indie.
SAMUEL WATSON.
No. 9, Market Square.
Newport, Oa. 8.
NIB. Said Walton Offers for fale, the COM
modious three. ftory Dwelling Houfe, in which
he now refdes, which 10 an excellent Aand Tor
bu6nets Of any kind. The terms will be made
eafy to the purchsfer. Apply sssbove.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
Euening School.

THE fubfcriber purpofes to COM
mence'an Evening School on Monday. zIa inf.
Nsavpsrf, GA. 10. SPRAGUE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14

NOTICE IS hereby given. that the fubfcrib-
IN era, Executors TO the lae Will and Teifa-
men of Jobr Hsdrvex, late of Newport, in the
State of Rhode. Hand. Merchant, decesfed {;
have taken spon thcmielves that trua, and Civ
en- bonds as the law diretts And all perions
having demand, upon the eAa,e of the faid Jsbn
Had,Uts, deccaied, are requcfed to exhibit the
fame and all perions indebted to the faid eitate,
arc called spon to make payment 10
ELIZABETH HADWEN, Rxee'x.
BEN AMIN HADWEN, Exee'r.
Neevboyt, 10th of 10th Mo. 1904. OF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14

rttail ~ can dut WHci'
port /; among which arr
Excellent Dutch black
Cloth,
Bea fuper6ne Englifh
blue and black, and
mixed ditto,
Second and low-priced
ditto,
SupeIhoe black, and
other Cahmeres,
Fine fhirting Cof'ons,
Itifh Linens & Diapers
Velveu & cotton CaG-
raeTes,
Mems fine cotton Hofe,
Mems black and white
Englifh fix ditto,
Mems white and black
ELK Gloves
Black'Crapes, Psrafols
Threads, Tapes.
Pins, &c.
Duranu and RuGells,
Fine s. common Flan-
mel,
q doz. excellent Lutte
firing Umbrellas.
Neavbsrt, June "a,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14

Now lsndag from the brig Hors, and for Sale
BY JOSEPH LION,
l. AT his Wharf,
i OUR thoufand buihcls Of Liverpool Salt,
Eighty Crates Of Liverpool aIor,ed Ware,
Six Chsdrous Of good Coal.
Ago. quantity OF Pitch and Tar.
Ne7Obsr, JsT 81.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
TO BE SOLD.
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

TO BE SOLD,
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD, 4
III No. 10, or 1e Ferv WbS,f, bsissV MARKET
Sg1an.
so Hhds good retailing Molafes, fdl
50 DO. do. New Rum, ~
A few Hhd'. Ap,igua g. Jamaica Rum, 81
A few pipes Holland Gin,
Tierce, rev Rice,
40 Boxes Hard Soap,
geo Bufhels old Corn,
80 Boxes Ia qaality mould and dip'd tallcw
Candies,
10 Bbl'. prime Beef in good order for fbipping,
90 Bbl'. nei, Beef,
Gables Of any d'menGon' and Cordsge of any
fze can be had on the fhorteft notice,
A few piece, Ravens Dock,
Suadry Dse!liOg. Houies in different FsIts Of
the Town.
NsaUfor, GA. 9, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14

81 Eavovits dog.
tALsdirg TO t5t fable .fibtIp'ilsd ebH Bit
.ine ,st moibtri ear, subes b. sesf s'isg 10 be
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
Hard Ware, Stationary, &c.
DAVID MELVILL.

y ESPECTFULLY informs hi, friends,
IN that he has juit received very handfome
saortment of Hard Wn,e, CEtty, Loun0sgty,
Jap0seA Wan, Cabinef Fauhx,e, Stationary
&c. &c. Alfo, Deep fea Lines and Leads, hand
do. Mining Lines. Bed. Cords. and Clothes
Lines. AJ5,
Ns4e-3ork MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
and SNUFF,
Con6iting of Negro Had; Pigtail; Ladies
Twif, & cut Tobacco; Maccabap and Scotch
SNUFF, of the frf quality at the Manutac-
tory prices. IL CASH given for Lead.
Newport. Dec. 10, 1904.
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NOTICE is bt,tIy given 10 tbe C,tdifo,, .'
IN ibe efah Of George Reynolds, jan Of J0s-
atbox, late Of NOvtb KmgSoz0s. mariser, de.
eeakx. that fbe Hon. Cs~rf Of Probate Of The
frv~ Of Norib, ,Kmgf0SVn, bave ahispoed fbtm Sis
,usutbs from IBIS date 10 exhibit ibey eiaims a.
saiaa )ail eaate, to tbe Sndtyfgxed CommD1sae,'.
rvbo qsW ,teeive ibs Jane at fbeir ,slpeaiVr
G1sslisgs. at any time eDifbin yjaid term. No
claim qoiH be neeived xal,G pvpery an,Red.
JONATHAN REYNOLDS, | Cenmy-
TANNER kYNOLDS, ! EOner.
HN tey/sn isAbttd to laid oaan, are re-
gwR.dlo make Immediate payment to
SAMUEL CARTER, AlmrjsrAsr.
North KiagRown, Oa. 18th. 1906.
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= INV W Wioiciaic VI
be purchafed in New
Iadia Cotton, different
qualities,
Bed Tick and brown
Linens,
6-4 and 9.8 cambrick
Mullins,
Fine, null, and India
Book do.
Ladies long and habit
fix Gloves,
Extra long & habit do.
Sa,tins and Modes.
French & India Lutte
frings,
Fine white and black
Laccs,
Cotton and linen Ia
ble-Cloths, from 81
TO i7-+,
81, o-4, 7-4 snd 3d.
fix nettcd Shawls,
Chsmbfay Mullins,
Very cheap lndia and
EnsGfh Calicoes.
&c. &c. &c.
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For Sale,

THAT we'll known, besr-
L tiful FARM, belonging
TO the fubfcriber, lying about
one mile from the Town Of
Newport, containing one hun-
4 ed acres, with a large, con-
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NEW GOODS.
Solomon Towniend & Co.
Af hbei, old Sfaxd in 9bam<,-S.resf,
LAVE juia received, in addition to their
i i former aaoument, fuppiy Of new
c. O O y S,

Purchsfed in New. York with caib, which the
are determined TO fell az low by wholefale @
retail as can any where be purchafed in New
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TO BE LET,

A PART ofa convenient Dwelling Houfe
"A pleafantly ftuased in Thame,- Street, nea
the Red Market. Enquire of ihe Printer.
Newport, Sept. rs, 1905.