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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-14
LAND FOR SALE.


will be Sold, to IN. bighsR bidder, on MON.
DAY, the 10th day Of May next, at Hay.
Market, fleeing the fri day OF the next dli
trit court to be held there)
sS< WO hundred acres of LAND, more or
/ lefs, knosn ~ the name Of GrfenUieb,
and lying in the county Of Prince William, -four
miles from Hay Malket, on the road leading
fro thence 70 Fredericksburg and the Careli.
na's.-rhe back ro,i from the city of Wah-
ington to tho fou,hern Gaies alto runs through
the land, which renders it an eligible ftand :or
tavern, it is alto good Rand for aore.-
There are feveral honfes, with we'll Of excel.
lent water OH this land, which lies we'll fer cul-
tiration, sad has coaiiderable quantity Of
wood on i. TIE Platter Of Paris allo appears
we'll adapted to the foil, as raited~hne clover
en- il from the application of shat manure only
The terms OF tale will b--One third of The
pufchale money in s months ne third in II
lnonshs, ard trr' remaining ,hird in IS months
from she day Of fais; The purchafer giving bond
and approved lecusisy tor the payment thereof.
PoiTelIson will be given immediately TO the pur-
phaler. and good title made on receipt Of the
d,& payment.
Bertrand Ewell.
February II 7awi6t
Charles County Court,
Anspf Tim, 1906.
r reaPpea-ing to the Court, upon the petition
K of William VI. Maynadier, for ceEmfion
OF partition under the act entitled, &C An act to
direct .decen,s," that Charles Alexander and
Frances his wife, Charles Tyler and Sarah hsi
wife, Robert Brown, CECILIA Outlaws Brown,
Loufa --, Richard Brown, Seniora Blown,
Martha L ,nnea Brown, Gufayus, Richard Alex,
snder Brown, Lewis B. Whiting and Maria his
wife, Eleanor Blown, Richard Brown, Catha.
rine Blown, Eleanor Brown, Outlaws Brown
and William Brown, per(ons rehdents of the
Rate Of Virginia, are entitled TO Certain parts of
the land therein mentioned (; and the conmlhlon.
ers appointed in purfusnce of the fsid petition
having made their return thereof as the law d.
reefs III is tbeyspbou ordsred, That tie faid
pcrfons appear, by themielves or their attor-
ney, in Charles county court, az Charles Town,
on the third MONDAY in March nexr, to
thew casl., if any they have, why the return
afofc(aid, of the commiiiioners, fhould not be
confirmed, and that the laid William M. May.
naGier give notice of this order by cauGng the
fame to BE- inherited in Snowden's paper in Alex
andria, twice week for the f2ace Of thee weeks
before the {aid third Monday in March next.
Tea,
John BARNES, Clerk.
February 70. 2aW3W
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-14

A Negro Woman, who is an ex.
cel,en, houie l.syant. with her two Children
she one rnals, the other female.
Han. ls. Enquire OH che Printer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-14
March,.
N 0 T / C E.

In the cafe Of JOSIAH WATSON, a bank
yubt.
THE Creditors who have proved their debts
L under a conmilion of bankrupt, awarded
and ifaed agaiuR JsGab Watioa, late Of Alex.
ardria, me,chant, are requefted to meet the al.
fignee of the faid bankrnpt's cRase, a; Gadsby's
horel, in the town of Alexandria, on Wedncs-
day, the 9th day Of April next, at ten O'Clock,
IN the forenoon. AS bufoefs of the hra impor.
sance TO the ins.rca Of the faid efsasc will be
then fubmisted to the confederation Of the creGi
tors, 1t is hoped there will be full neeting.
John MsIver.
March s. saw9,hAp
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-14
TAom0jon's aromatic Tooth Pgts,

I R0"I2D7V" '''' "A e.,
For the fcnrvy in the teeth and gums, a'0 '' y
whitening and prcferving the teeth 1t iikevs'
takes off all difagreesble inells from the Ofeam,
which generally ariles from feorbutic gum, Ia
bad teeth. This pate is much in uie, ano "sa'
ly eaeened by all thofe who value the pr'isis'"'
on of rh.i: teeth, i: may be applied at all 'n;'
with the sreatef fafety. II Is neatly Pu' W ;. ;,
pewter boxes with paper directions fIi's -
cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-14

Tbs day is Pu5hhsd,
BIZ COTTON & STEWART,
Prize twelve ard a half Cenft]
"A N @ Z A Il U N,
Delivered in the Epifeopal Church, on the 22d
February, 1866
By Charles F. Mercer;
A n,c.nbcr of the Warrington Society.
March s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-14
r o BERT G RIA ",
8ook)sllsr, K1ng,5Avest;;a
Has iuR received from PaiiaaclFhia, sh- fellow.
VALUABLE BOOKS

VALUABLE -BOOkc
A Geographical Dictionary Of the United
STATES OF North Asnerica, by ]ofefh Scott, au.
thor Of the United States GazStteer, Sc. &c,
Medical Inquiries and observations, b. Ben,
jamin Ruth, Nj. D. The iecond addition revived
and enlarged BY the author.
Mcdica, and Ply Gcal, Journal, part IR OF vol.
I'd. By Benjamin Smith Barton, NJ. d.
Qnincey's Lexicon Phyfico-Medieo imPfo.
we'd.
csvellos's Complete Trestife on Electricity,
in theory and practice, with original Expert
men,s, the 18th edition.
Gordon's Hsaory ofthc American Revolution.
Plutareh's Lives.
Davis's Modern Geography.
Hu,chinioh's Xenophon, from the " Clailc
Preis.''
Wilfon's Reports. Dallas's Reports.
McKnaley's Evidence sc. &c.
n L S O,
A large fupply Of School Books and Writing
Paper.
March II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-14
JAMES BACON,

JAMES BACON,
6. AMGsocsRY SroRs, on King ys,set, ba'' IN
addition to bis former flock, added
i IA freih Supply of Genuine Articles IN
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his aIossment complete.
II, rOqv offers fer |ale, on bis slxal ie7v terms
Mufcoyado Sugars, OF various qua
lities,
Loaf and Lump disso,
Imperial,
Yonna Hyfon, for
Hyloa. Skin, and family uis.
Souchong
rBsR Green Coffee,
Chocolate, of fuperior quality
- Madeira,
Butellos,
shsrry' .wyNEs.
s. g. -Lstbun, o.
Tcneriffe,
Malaga, and
Genuine Old Port
aCcenac and BoHrdeaux Brandy,
O,d Jamaica Spirit, for family aie, -,
Antigua, St. Croix, ST. Vincents, and New
AnSanu NuthS
Holland Gin,
<Isiil and country WhsA.ey,
Nao.aG.s, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stough.on's Bisssrs.
Mace, Nusmegs, Gloves, cafia, Pimsn' %
.Cayeape and BLACK Pepper, Race and Gro7nd
Ginger, Baiket Salt for table ufe, Pearl Barley,
Rice. Starch, Fig. blue, Soap, Mould, DPs and
spsrasced Candles, Refined lt,Pssrs, fl0'an'
Indigo, AHum, Copperas, Madder, grimeone,
Spinning Cotton, Patent Shot, all flzss' osH
Enelih and couatry made Gunpowder, ssgar''
and Smoking Tobacco, very be& Chewing 10.
bacee.
Hamilton aud Leiper's Snuff, Hunters Pipe
Ia boxes.
London Mueard, Warranted of hyperion qua
nty, Dixon's bes ditto, Wrapping Paper D
xsiiohn's, Sc. sc. with generally every art'cl
lin ~ iine-,he whole of which have been leleet
ed wi,h sare and will be difpofsd Of on the yer.
owea terms.
December I6. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-14
DR.. RawGon's Itch Ointment.

A certain and fate application for that Ola.
greeable complaint called the ITCH. Price Il,
cents box.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
MeWs. Marcy e T1euett,
Rcfpeea fully inform che Public.

Kcfpeeifu!Iy inform The Public,
THAT they have opened their School, ia
i Clarke-Strec,, near Wellington, Square.
Iste the rciidence of Mr.. Villa. Bvidge,-
Where youth will be carefully taught Reading
dramatically. Writing. Cyphesipe, Geogra-
ply, Book Keeping. BY Jingle and double ent-
ry, &c.--Thofe who may intrsa them with
their children, may depend on the arieasft as-
seotion being paid to their morals sod msnner
Of behavior.-Hours OF Tuition from 9 to ~
o'clock in the morning; and from to in the
afternoon--The Evening School from 6to 9
o'cloek.-Fof further particulars apply at the
School. Room.
= The LATIN and GRsfk Lspeusges,
viii be saoght to shofe whoswilh it.
Newport, Nov. ~, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
BOARDING AND LODGING.
Mrs. Doubleday,

d ESPECTFULLY informs her friends and
IN f,fmsr cuGomen. that -lhe has removed
from NO. SO Tham,i- Street. 10 No. Il Lons-
Wharf, near the Theatre; where ,ho,c wno
may pleate TO favor her with their crRom may
depend on good accommodations. She carnod :
ly foiicits the patronage OF The public, wi.h af
furnaces on her part OF every excrtion 70 peafe.
The fmaIIea favor gratefully received, and dolly
acknowledged.
Neaop0r, Jan. z3, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

Mn. BisBRE,
As 20. bave been tlroJfdo rsfier one or frro q
my i,jafi nsqU roubk yox aohb aaofbey.
.. Blsf4 ne if reading is not my delight"
Young dapper iaij TO me the other night,
s. My only peafure
" What fwecs author fir that Fatquar is;
E'psd ncver read him, but with bliis
"E'gad beyond all rneaiure.
1fc'cr laugh tits when fee
Such chaps as this, ,--puf'd foil of vanity.
And deeply read--'n little pages
With fclf Efficiency in their looks.
Talking as Aippsntly OF books,
s47,. AS thirty iage'--:
Ialvays love TO lay the puppics low,
And fomctimes do it---Apropos-
Farquar--wi,h pleafnre had often read,
But doubted mrch, If dspper ever had
And 70 to try him--learned 6r iaid l,
You've raipd my curiodty
By What you've laid /;
For muN owp and much lis TO my fhsme,
Ine'er before have heard of Farquar. name:
] know not what he wrote more than the dead |;
"He wrote fays dapper I" Sir-he wrote
divine
"Geniu, and wit, abound in every line.
{" Beyond what ! can tell.
'' Exceptipg ihakefpeare, Thompion, Milton,
Pope, W
"Cpon my honour. Gr, never hope
"To read an Author like hall 10 well
Bot Sir--fsid I, permit rue TO enquire.
What--did he write that you 70 much admire,
long to know
" Why lir--he wro,e--a book-E'gad you
may laugh.
"l own it hr-All boord & gilt in calf,
" Add ietier'd too
Ns fi,tle fir! "1 70 a6nir'i the book"
Says dapper---" tba, never thonght TO look
Iu' fubicet fr i--lays dspper &c I'll renett,
"Itis-E'gad fir--I cant recolIset.
Brygsi March Iosb 1906 q
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
DAVID MELV1LI.,

- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends, tina,
IN he has juf received very hsndfore
aaortnenf of Hard Wart, Cx,hy 4 rnmmgsyy.
Jatans6 Wa,e, CABINET FnrshHre. Stationary
&c. sc. Aio, Deep Tea Lines aad Lead. hanc
do. Fiihine- Lines, Bed Cords, and Clothes
Lines. AJ6,*
Nso0-3ork Manufactured TOBACCO
and SNUFF,
Condaing of kegrs Head Pig'ail Ladies
TwiR, aod cut Tobacco Maccabau and Scotch
SNUFF, Of the 6ra qisIiiy at the Manaiaet-
tory prices. III CASH given for Lead.
Newport, Dec. 70, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
GO O DS,
7lMPLATE WORKER.
NATHANIEL MASON.

Rgpe6fslly igtarms biz Jiit~dt and ibt public,
That he carries on the bufnef. OF TIM
1 PLATE WORKER. at HE fhop. No. III,
thames-Stfeet. Where may be had all kinds
OF TlN-WARE, wholefale or retail, as cheap
az can be PuIchafed in the State. c.--Couaant at
tendance, and the fmallef favors acknowlcds sed.
Sfove-Pipes either Of Tin or Sbeet-lr-
on, made at the fhortcR notice.
- Cath given for old Pewter and
Lead
Newport, Dec. nth, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
ON FATE.

IF man by fate Is govcrn'd here below,
To fate the duty of our liycs we owe,
And not TO Cop Whole holy word demands,
The Labor of on heads and hearts and hands
How fhali a Tightous Judge mankind reward.
With life sud death according 20 his word,
If he by an Snchspgsbs dccfec.
Their works dsign'd from all Eternityl
Will he the viaIs Of his wrath mower down,
On mor'als VII o his ways have never known,
II he before the world began de6gD'd
His mercy grace, and love thy ne'r ihouid hnd
But fome may fay man 10 an agent free,
And Gns according 70 his own decree
Sa ss he 10 a captive willing boond,
No blame on Cops account 10 TO be found.
For tho, the Deity did fure ordain,
The various deeds ofangels & OF men
Yet az both men and angels Gnned free,
God is moa juf and they msit damned be,
Bot if all things were FRA ordain'd by Cop
The will Of man muf then be 10 the csoad,
Therefore he's not CONDEMNED for Gning free,
Becauie thar freedom is neceiity.
If deeds be orderHd by his frm decree,
The viii by which men aet cannot he free
Thus fern neoefty reigns Der the whole,
The mind and will aie under its controul.
How can poor mortals fhun this dolful Gate,
IT will aud deeds ard euds be Ill by fate,
Or how fo' ever jualy damned be;
When they have kept Cops w,ie aud juR decree,
Can Con. fupreme. eternal, jua and. wife,
Ofdain p. unkenneis, Swearing, Thefts g. Lies,
Aod yc, this cs,sioogc Of haefui Ill,
Stand all oppos'd to his mois Righteous will.
Ifthe's difcotd in the Cop Of might.
Doe, Glory bright, contead With glory bright;
Or has Jehovah abfolu,e Ordain'd,
Thoie things which moa oppoic his jua COM
msnd.
IA he not plead with all that he has done,
This firm 6ecrces % nis eternal ihrone,
How 10 il then that in his wcId he faith,
/ take no pleafure in rho hnner's death.
To them Who by patient continuance in well
doing,
Seek for glory, and honors Immortality, and
eternal lite.
But unto them that arc wicked and do not
Obey the truth, but
Obey unrigh,iou3neG Indignation and wrath,
Tnbul2iun sno,
Anpu in upon every Drunkard. and every pro.
~ fame fwearer, and
All the Ridcnlan OF the Camp Religiou'
meet ings.
.Suiba Gasent Dee. Iasb. 1905. Il. Friend
10 tbe pre- GelpA
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
Rhode Island Union Bank.

THE Pobi:c are refpcctFally ioformed. That
4 TO Noses OF this Back have been coon,er.
feited q, icsft none have come TO the know
ledge of the Directors and they know OF
Of only one Note that has been alieItd--a 9
Dsiiar Note ia,o 8---of which oenomina ion they
have fiucd nunc---it was badly done the ink
was diicharged, and the alteration made by a
pcn.-Ihs Value only was altered, not the de-
vice. For fcoptity, and tc guard sesiuR i'm
petitions, the Noics OF 'bis Bsak have particu-
lsr devices, which the Pabiic arc deGrei to at
tend 10 VIZ.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

NOIICE is hereby given 20 the Creditor
IN OF the eFste of William TiiIissbee. Mer-
chant, late OF Newport, deceaied. repreienis
ed iniolveat, that the Court of Probate Of the
town Of Newport have allowed fix months from
this date, to exhibit their Claims sgsinft iaid
eiisie to the undef6gned Commiiioneu, who
will receive the fame az their REFLECTIVE dwell
logs at any time within faid tcrm.--No claims
will be received unleis properly a,iefed.
JOHN SLOCUM, CenmJ
JOHN M. MANSFiELD, Eexe,s.
All perfons indebted to faid efate, are re-
queasd to make immediate payment TO either Of
rhe iubfcribers, or to Sally M. Smith, at the
Store Of Mrs. TillinghaR whole receipt will be
complete difchsrge.
WILL WILLIAM ADNss MooaE,j" S4uay
STEPHEN CAHOONE, "''''''
NesDSsrf, 7fb 0so5er, 1906.
CASH
GIVEN FOR RAGS, ct this Office.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
Six Farms for fale,
SAMUEL JAMES,

Has FOR SALE,
A r his Paper Hanging Mandatory. which
\ is io the Houie he now occupies, oppo6ie
20 Mr. Lszois P.ek's, on the WeR-Side Of the
Bridge, Providence, great variety of.
Hogle Paper and Bordering,
of the newelt and mcf elegant Figures 1t whole.
fale and retail, on as good terms as can be pur-
chafed in America.
A Agenerou, credit given to ,hofe who pur.
chafe by the quantity for retailing, y
N. B. The above il printed on good pa.
per, and the work we'll execoted, by and under
the direction of workman from Europe. u
Apm :, ,1so4, So.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

10 ofH df Iezv as car DC Pzyebe/ed an Neq0-
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Excellent Dutch Broad French i,aces,
Cloth, Laced Silk Sleeves and
BET fuperine Englih, Eng'iih Silk Gloves.
blue, black, and mix White and chin,z Firm
do. ees,
Second. middling, andWhite and Colored
low priced do. Bed Lace,
Super. aud other Cali Very 6ne India Book &
meres, Null Mullins.
Very fine white flannel. Extra loug and habit
yellow. blue. black, red Kid Gloves,
and green Asnncls, Mems while and black
Bazes and Serrges. Silk Gloves,.
Coa,ioes & FearnoushuR Refia and Englih Di-
Irifh Linnens and Shirt apsr,
/ Cottons, 5.4 and 6 Engiifh Di.
Velye,s and Patent sper. for table cloths,
Worried Cord. S-4 elegant Satin,
Patent Cord and other Dam,fk Shawls
Waiecoa,ing. CameIs Hair do.
Blankets from 6-4 toEng'ifh Lu,eArings.
Ii.4,hs. Ulnbrellas, sc. &c.
Newror. JanuaryI, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
POETRY

FoR THE Rnops IsAFp RtpUBLicAN,
Mr.. Editor, BY givirg fbr Jells1ing Carpet
fbs a place in JaHrmisfI paper, Jsa soW
much obi;gs, one ef,0Hr esgaam rsadtn.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
Ntw3oyf. Febyaay g. 1906.
To be Sold or Leafed.


Aad pa01Diom giOex on 'be zSfb NS,eb next,
he ktaie belonging 10 the Marire Society
4 Il occupied BY Capt. In Warren. fiusted
on Eafton's point, bounded on Wellington and
Poplar Sueets; a plcafant add airy Gtoaton.--
Aoy perlon incioing to purcha!c, (which will
be Pre'erred) or hire, will pleaie to apply TO the
Subfciibers
BENJAMIN PEARSE,
WILLIAM WOOD.
EDWARD EASTON, ) Committee.
JOHNEAHCONE,
GEORGE TCPHAM,'
Newport, January 18th, 1906. s77d.
John =. JovusenI & De.
AT their Store Mo. Is3 Thames. Street, IRON,
OF Capt. James Perry',, offer for Sale
handfome aGortmcn, Of
Fancy 6 Staple Goods,
Suited 10 tbs StejSr, aob,eb fby are determined
10 Sell az hzu as car be pa,ebejed in Ne4O-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

Four bufhels of Garden Peafe,r
10 BE SOLD BT
u URRINGTON ANTHONY, in Porti.
ID mouth, warranted good and Of che laA
years growth, viz. Early Charlton. MaTowfats,
two podded, and Spanifh Dwarfs.-AD,
100 buihels clean Barley.
FrB. g, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

FOR SALE--7WiO LOTS OF L4ND,
+ YING and being in that part OF Newport
H. called Newtowo, near Mr.. Record Beath's.
ALSO
A Dwelling Hooie and Shop, near the Red
Market. For further particulars enquire Of
SPENCER HALL,
Near t6e Red Market.
December z6, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

NV IS the !ubicibcfs, being appointed CON
Wv mifioners by the Hon. Court OF Pro-
bate for The town Of North Kingaown, to re-
ceive and examine the claims Of the Creditors TO
the Eaate OF THOMAS HIT, la,e of iaid
town, deceafed, reprefented infoIvent hereby
notify I'll perfons having any demands sgaina
fad Eaase. to exhibit the fsne to either OF q,
the fa5lcnben at our REFLECTIVE dwellings. .,
sny timc within Ok month"; from the date here
of, being the time allowed BY laid Court.
GEORGE THOMAS. Com
WILLIAM HAMMOND, Jun. ms'u.
All pcrfpn, indebted to faid Eaa,e arc ceiret
10 make immediate payment TO
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Administrator.
North -Kingaows, January -, 1906.
FOR SALE
CHRISTOPHER ELLERY's
Houfe and Gardens. Liberal credit
On good iecurity.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

No other denominations of Notes have been
inu by The Rhode Inmd Union Eank.
By Ordey Of ,b, P,ssdrsf u DivaoY,
JOHN l.. BOSS, Ceybisy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
Notice.

a LII perfons, having any demand, asaine
\ the EAate of STEPHEN. PECKHAM,
late of Middletown, deccafed, arc requeffed TO
exhibit the fame to the Subfcriber tor iet,Ie-
ment. And all thofe that are indebted TO iaid
ERs,e, are de6red to make immediate pay
mcnt so
SARAH BARKER. Exeeassy.
Middletown, Feb. 6, 1906. f78-sw)
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

Fer }iase BY
JACOB RICHARDSON, p
A7 7Hs Pos4-OFFIcs,
Alsrge Afortmenr of
Books and Stationary.
u The circulating Library has every
day. fo@e.hiug new added TO the large collcc-
lion of Books.
q sr~t,ai ADsrtmet Of
School Books ;
Among them are M.y,a,'s which are certsinly
the bea books for Schools now in print.--His
fra book for Children, Reader, Grammar, In
PRODUCTION, and Sequel.
ALMANACKS for the Tear 1906.
Charts of all the World
America, Europe. Ala, and Africa, Book and
WRITYNG PAPER,
OF all qualities by ,he ream or quire--Quills Of
all qaalities--Wafs" and Sealing-Wax.
About 5000 pieces
Hou|e PAPER e Borders,
1t hah~INhh hautIs cuu ioihS
American, French, and Englifh.
FUR Rs.
Moffs and T'ippets, add Trimmings.
CUTLERY.
Pen, Knivss, from : Dollars 70 Gents each.
Mufard & Sweet-Oil.
- TICKETS in the Pilcarsqus Bridge
Lot,ery-slfo, ia the AuoG<eag. Canal Lotto.
~. 5000 Dollars hignea Prize, in each.
Newport, Dec. i6 h, 1905. If
French 7ozOn Seminary Lottery.
a LII peIfons Who ere iudebted 10 tho Man,
"A agcrs Of faid Lottery. Tor Tickets 10 the
6ra C'ais. are earnefy rcqucRed to make i'm.
mediate payment othe: :~iis their Notes will
be put in fuit without further notice.
THOM AS FRY
PARDON TILLINGHAST Da""
GEORGE CARD. Se"'
R9f-G,s<n1Uieb, Od. 8, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

Suited 10 ,bs Seeian, sob,eb fby are determined
10 Sell az hzu az car be pa,ebejed in Ae40-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

!. Mn. BIsBRE,
A ,ss bave been tltekSfo rsfiee one or fqro sf
my friaes ns1U rorbk yOg q0Hb another.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
-aluCr. WiIlSON.

FAKES the liberty TO chScTvs that he Continues
his ApOraI.CAltY SHOP ii the Rel.
Tavern, where may generally be had HE d.
CiNES 81 every kind in general use, as well as
otne' articles in the Drug inc, of good quality
and at ia.rprices Of waica pefsons disposed TO
buy m~y satisfy themselves by calling a, his
sh6p
he also begs leave TO observs that he profes.
ses 10 praStice Physic in altits branches Per
sons OF needy circumstances viii he pre- scribsd
Tor gratis by paying the retail. prices of his me-
dicmes
Richmond. Oa Sd. 1905 wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
LAND FOR SALE.

I HE subscriber wishes tosell $50
aefes OF land. lying in CheRerEeld county, within
la miles OF Manchester fhe advantages OF rmaIl
farms near large towns are foobyious and general
" admitted, as not TO require particular enumc-
ration. Any perion whiting to purshaie may Zee
the land and know the terms BY applyir. to Mr..
Josn brauch, rediing in Man heiter, or the iab
ieriber, near buckingham coursheute.
Archibald Branch.
September 4. 1905. i" wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
w. WardIaw,
HAS RECEIVED Hrs FALL surpLy OF

has RECEIVED HIs FALL SUPPLY OF
A4LL!(lNkS,
i5Y the ship Ro!ia. from London.-Also, (.
~ sreSt variety OF PA4NTS. Y4AR1SaES,
son GINS iNS2RU.EEN73 Pd7AN7
MAAL-iNES. &c. -. And b, the .his
George, nom Lwe.poei. large supply OF
VICLS anG ) HOP Glass.
Those ~he tayoT h,.. wi.h their orders ma,
depend Oh pe'ns suip,.eG with every article in his
h,.e GA ,ae mos. liberal terms.
he c'uzensot NIcnnouc.are requested, when
they Apply at mis- SHOP D. child or servant 70
put the name OF the ariicie wanted ON paper, TO
prevent mistakes. wrf "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
For Sak,

T7HE HOUSE ana LOT. situated on the cor
ner fronting ;he clubhouse rhe 10, is 50
feet on the trout and .52 on ;he Cross street.
The terms may be known by applying TO Mr..
James Cowland, VIII, lives on she premises, or
to prosser and MoncWe.
December 30yh 1905. Sw
N. B The above property will be sold at AUG
ton, on the 2S'h Of January if not disposed of
sooner.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
I'VE. have for Sale the fo,iowi4,

WE hive for Sale the following,
='t;e!rs, most OF 9i:ieh being Consigned. we IL
cell io% TOR cash or good s;S,y days paper.
10 Hossheads Molasses.
do. N L. Rum.
&c Barrels do. do.
Is DO. Liver or tanners Oil.
Box Hats.
do. Cotton and Wool Cards.
3 Pipes Fre"ch Brandy.
80 Barrels Hcrrings.
so Tierces Lime.
do. Rice.
Hogsheads * Pipes Apple Brandy
Ground Plaster la barrels.
Shapard < Luc Ike.
November 26, 1Se5. w1om
n. B. Ground and Fine Salt in Sacks.