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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19

ANS, STAGE have lost DO small part OF
Cap ,ysoc.h to have twice surrendered so
easily. -. ~ according TO what
r WV" tactics could the governor have
nl. "a;sd an advanced position with 5000
os By what management could ne
u0opI 10, 700 men 10 this fortified position,
nav ~, rbe assailants lost only 80! How,
. %a OF falling back towards Cape Town
'n' n mair.siniug himself against force
' n inferior, could he have re:reated, de.
y. inc M his forts to the enemy, IN
'snrrS where he can neither hold out nor
G.f,od himself! These are string OF
.".,;ons which must 6rst be cleared up
s.for. any honorable explanation can be
This even, is highly blasoned at Lon.
A,n. government stood in great need OF
!, n warp the attention of the public from
ne disasters they have Witnessed and the
Misfortune, they apPrehend- Some per-
ann, also make use of it to prove the skill
f0loess of the former ministry. It is, how.
..,r 10 be presumed that they depended
3, The success of that expedition, less on
-. experience OF the commander and the
S,.,er, of his soldiers than on their favor,
;,s and usual resource. 1t would surely
So,s bseu madness or an uuexamPled alb
.mrd;,v 10 think of reducing 10 two days,
win 1000 troops, colony fortified both
Nv nature aud art, and defended by 5000
no. There is nothing honorable in such
success; il is evidently explained by the
recital of the facts, the knowledge of the
oIace, aud proper acquaintance with the
men.
Should the English ministry send an ex.
0.di,ion against the Isle of'France, as has
been 'rumored for some time past, It will
be seen tina. they will show more mlstrusts.
that they viii employ more troops, and
will meet with more, much more resistance
The military spirit Of that colony toge-
tasr With the skill and courage OF its cap.
tain general, are more formidable barriers
than the forts aud batteries of the Cape..'.
We shall see the difference.
For the rest, whatever advantage the Bri.
fish government may pretend 60 reap from
this success, it adds nothing to their real
strength; nor i. it of auy weight in the
struggle. The question is not whether
England shallretain a colony more or less
--neither Isl. at the Cape of Good Hope,
chat the grand casse depending between
France AID Great Britain will be desermin-
led.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19
NORFOLK, June IA.

NNnFOLhS uDc IL.
arrived, ship Alexander, Roach, from
oalled 10 company ship Medford, Bar,
. .ala' Tor Boston; spoke in sight of ST. Ja-
so!ne ship Eliza, Of Nantucket, from Te-
~ as'lile to Isle of May. June Z, LAT. 81, So,
Tus, o9, 80. schooner General Pinckney,
u alexandria. from the Chesapeake days,
,.aGd to St. Jago de Cuba. e,h, lat. IS,
l., @ng u. 30, brig Hannah, of and
I Tu to New York, for Guadaloups.
@ apessels left at the Isle of E1ay 24th
O.. april
al 1a'p' Aberdeen, Morgan. Norfolk, to
80. ,,a n 10 days. Alligator, Jenkins, Hud.
r.s h Ii Crawford, S.erry, New York, IN.
sos .'O ) Commerce., Rev, Philadelphia,
,, usvs; Delaware, MCPHERSON, do. 80 F;
br;,Es'Serance, Hathaway, Free Port. IS ;
MS go cato, Gridler, Marblehead, Is Har-
- 'uh stevenson, do. 20 Increase, Wedg.
r. B. No. 20; Hero, Coffin, Nantucket, 8 I;
CI.,e Stacey, Marb!ehead, rs; Bessey,
sk' New Port, IS.
b;;, esp'sin Rey, of yae Commerce, was ar.
y.,ay compelled by an order from the go.
lars. se0sfal at 81. Iago, to pay 400 dol.
aw,r 'o' having on former voyage taken
Ro.Sd's piece of cable (47 fee,) from the
veie sS0 f Fort Praya, which he hove up in
a'' anchor; besides being forbid.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19

den 10 procure a cargo of salt at the Isle Of
NAV. Measures were however taken to
remove this prohibition.
The squadron under command of Sir ] :.
B. Warren, with the prizes was short
time before at ST. Jago, where they took
possession of the harbor, not suffering any
vessel to enter or clear without permission
from the admiral.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19

together agreeable to the Dalmasisns, till
success gave command to the VeneIlans,
about three hundred years ago, and even
this commercial people did not long assert
their claims to the whole country, so that
the claims of Hungary, Venice, Turkey and
Ragusa, still remain to portions of this coun.
try. The part belonging to Venice, the
French claim, and they expect to purchase
of Austria; aud the Turks have discover.
ed no alarm at the approach of their new
neighbors. Ragusa, upon the plan of the
government of Venice, Is subject to its no.
bses. The whole population exceeds fifty
thousand, of which the city is an eighthpart.
1t has been often under the protection Otto
reign states, and has often paid tribute to it's
patrons and neighbors. We may expect a
more correct history of this country in its
present state, from its new masters. The
possession of Dalmatia will provide for a
new system in the Islands of the Veneti.
ans
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19
aIeranprta Datlp auberttser.
THURSDAY, JUNE 10.

1t is with pride and pleafure we announce to
the public, that CALEB STRONG, Esq. was
declared Governor of this Commonwealth by the
unanimous vote of both branches Of the Legis-
lature.-Befoa Gasefsef.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19

Report Jays, that orders have been TENT to ge-
neral Wiikinfon, TO defend the MifiHippi i'm
mediately to Fort Adams, with all the troops
aationed at St. Louis. in canfequence Of appre.
henfons from the SPaniards. gKex. GAIL
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19
At the end Of s years there remained
FROM tie C54rlsasu City Gazette
Mn. FRsNAu,

Nix. FRENAy,
Although am not airof,d,o place mufh cono
6dence 10 fortune telling orpTeteniions to pophe-
cying in modern days, especially if tary fay
claim to divine revelation; yee the f5!lowing
is 70 iingular, and has been 70 exeety itulhileos
that / cannot excole my!ei wishout sr'ricribing
il and Tending il for iniertion in your piper.
A auBSCRIBER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19
LISBON LEMONS.

The /akfer;tr, has jgf reriUed
20 boxes frefh Lifbon LEMONS,
which he will difpofe of very low by the box CT
fmaller quantity.
Also,
Almonds and Figs in trails, raiiins
in boxes-with general aaertment of CCN
DICTIONARY as ulual.
Matthew Eakin.
June IL. asawa"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19

Ea <x.ruo, binary p,ed;aics ,slshngi to tbe doeVns
JaIoftbe .H,aje Of BaGrbsu, aad the HAZE sf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10

NOTICE j, hereby gwen 10 rhe Creditor.
IN OF the efate Of Nilf,am TRLsgbaa, Mer-
chspr, late of Newport. deceaied, teprefrni,
ed iniolyent, that thc Court of Probate ot the
town Of Ncwpors have allowed fix months from
this date, to exhibit their claims sgainft faid
efta,e 20 the underGgned Ccmmiihoncrs, who
will receive the fame at their REFLECTIVE dwell
ings al any time within faid rerm.--No claim,
will be received unlefs properly atteRed.
JOHN SLOCUM, I ConmJ
JOHN VI. MANSFIELD, + Eoner,.
All perfons indebted to fsid efta,e. are re-
queacd TO make immediate payment 10 either Of
the fpbfcrbeu, or TO Sally M. Smith, at the
Store Of Mrs. Tilinghaa whole receipt will be
q complete difcbarse.
WILLIAM MOORE,jr. sy-.v
CALEB GREEN, nA""y-
STEPHEN CAHoONE, "a''''
Newpsn, 7tb Oaebtr, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
70 BE SOLD, or LET.

A ND pofs fion given the 4 ssh Of this month.
4 A Thar pleaiantly G,aa,ed Farm, in the so~ n
OF M'dde'own. belonging 70 the fubfcsiber.
about three mics diRancs from the State houie.
now occupied by George Hathaway, which sx.
,cnds from the main ~r6 road TO the water on
the river cociiaing q about s,o acres q good
Land. .~h'ch lsyss very convenient sor obrainiue
Manure. from so sx'ecdve more. belonging &c
the fsrm ~i'h iui'able Buiidinr. in good re.
psir.--The LAID Is veil fenced. Win an exceI
lent young Orchard, con'aining betwren four
and hse acres ct the beA irui, T,er,.-Fo,
terms apply TO
NssvS~'. Marsi 10, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
SAMUEL JAMES.
HIS FOR SIZE.

HdS FOX S4LE,
A T his Paper Hanging Mandatory, which
"A is in the Houie he now occupies. oppoiite
10 Mr.. Lt1vis P>eki. on the WeR-Sde of the
Bridge, Providence, great variety of.
Hogs Paper and Bordering,
of the neweit and mof elegant Figures st whole.
fale and retail. on as good terms as can be pur.
chaied in Americs.
A generous credit given TO thofe who pur.
chafe by the quantity for rc,aiiing,
N. B. The above is prin,ed on good pa
per, and the work well exccuted, by and unde.
the direction Of workman from Europe.
Ab,i Z, 1904. So.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
LATE OMISSION.
DEATH or CENER.sL JACKSON.
MARCH

MARCHs2I.
We difcharge the mournful duty OF
announcing the death Of another rev.
olulionary hero. On Tuefday evening
Gen. JAMES JACKSON, a Senator
from Georgia, drew his lat breath,
after along and painful illnels. Leav-
ing the talk of eulogy to other pens,
we cannot refrain from that expfef-
fion of regret, which we are convinc-
ed we feel in common with every pat
rio,ic mind in America, at the lois Of
man, who, hott in the days Of Pc
ril, was fiill readyto exert his power
in the defence of his country's rights.
A grateful country has attefted its
fenfe of the lofs it has fultained by the
death of this diltinguiihed citizen
Both branches of the Legislature have
agreed to wear mourning for a month,
and The Houle Of Representatives have
by an unanimous vote, enrolled him
on the lit Of our diltinguiihed revolu.
tionary patriots.
The remains of the General were
yeiferday inferred in the burying-
grsund at Rock Greek Church, with
military honors, accompanied by
long prcceilion, competed of the mil.
itary in uniform, martial muic, the
malons, the members of the two hou-
fes of Congrels, officers of the execu-
tive department and citizens.
Nafn~ai InrKigenesr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10

THE fubfcriben. Dwsil,sg Hsse, black.
i fmiths Shop. Coal Honie. and Stab le
and two acres OF gcood LAND ~elI tenc I'd
~i,h between forty add fifty apple trees. Of in
grated fruit growing on the premiis. wi,h 40
Excellent veil Of ws.es rear the houfc. The
p'emiies ere plesfant'y htpsred on the poR-
road. leading 20 Pawcasuek, about fourteen
nilss from the terry leading to Newposs.--An
iudifpstabls t''le will be given. &.
JAMES CoNGDON.
SsIb-KagasSw. Fsbrssy a7d 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
Wbolslals g Retail at WILD6x's Book
Store,
No. ro4-Thames. Street.

NO. fo4-I hames. Street.
Tor Sale by the Snbfcribers, the moff valua-
i bic and extendve sHortment OF BOOKS
and STATIONARY ever offered in this State
and At prices much lefs than can be bought clic-
where. Their collection of books il in all Arts
and Sciences. Biblcs-Their sflortmept will be
found from the imslleR pocket iize TO the largefs
>tclic. OF 81 different editions, AZ piices from 10
to 50 pcs cent. lefs than othen felI.-Evesy
new publication Of merit. will be for iale at their
Rore az foon as from the prefs.-Next week will
oe opened further col;ett,on, of feveral hsnd-
rcd volumes OF the moa valuable bccks.
Circulating Library.
They will circulate any book IN their faorc,
upon the following terms, from which they will
not vary--viz.
The whole Get to be taken at once, and The
,v,lue thereof depofired from which value. s
per cent. per week will b, retained for the ufc OF
the bocks--is always beioe at che election Of
the perfon ssking the books 10 keep or return
them. II rhey are materially damaged they win
not be taken back in any cafe.
These terms may not appear 70 accommodate
ing, bot The pnblic n,sy be sfIured shss no other
plan csn be adopted to keep valuable collection
of books tor circslstion without lofs 20 the Lie
bssrisa. c.. WANTON. 81 Co.
Newport, March isth,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
TO BE SOLD,
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

TO BE SOLD.
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
At No. 10. on tbe Fer, Wba,f, b.io-o Marker
Sgsa,e. I'll.
50 Hhds good retailing MolaGes,
so do. do. New Rum,
A few Hhds. Antigua & Jamaica Rum,
A few pipes Holland Clio.
6 Tierces new Rice,
20 Boxes Hard Soap,
900 Bufhels old Corn,
80 Boxe, 1T qOality mould and dip'd tallow
Candles,
10 Bbl'. prime Beefin good order for fhipping,
90 Bbh. meis Beef,
Cables of any dimenEons and Cordage Of any
Gze can be had on the fhorcR notice,
A few pieces Ravens Duck,
Sundry Dseliiug. Houfes 10 different pars Of
the Town.
NeseSe,s, 06. 9. 1905.
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vrn,ent ven 6nifhed Dwelling Houfe, Cheeie-
Houie, Crib, Barn, Chaite- Hcuie. aud other
neceIary buildings thereon an excellent Or.
chard Of enerafied and wilding fruit. which
makes from GO TO 60 bzsrels OF Cyder yearly.
very we'll iheltered with large trees and beau
tifnl Garden. II is unuecehary to cetcrbc the
goodnefs cf she foil. as it is we'll known TO
be equal if not fupcfior to any on this l1and.
with one of the era psisileges'of manure from
The Beach adjoiriug;-a beaus,fol pond below
the orchard, where foe perch and other fin are
taken in great abundance, and in the feafon OF
it. the 6neA fhoo,pg OF fea fowl of almoa eve'y
dcfcrip,ion The whole lying beautifully to the
iuo. The grestea part OF faid Farm bcing neu
in meadow land, that uiIl average too ions o,
hay TO the acre the remainder fu;tab!e for bar
ley sc. The above eaa,e 10 well fenced in fuit-
able divihons, with the b,A OF ffone wall. An
indifpotab,e title will be given, and the terms
made eaiy.-Apply 20.
NICHOLAS P. EAsTON.
on the prentice.
Newport, Oaober 9. 1895.
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VALUABLE BOOKS.
JUST IMPORTED.
dnd now esrnxg and far Sale Ct Wildf,'s Bsok-
o.. l. ftf

Hh. of0re, 0T fct,fH ~
n GsoRoE WANToN, eJ Co.
I THEgra,ea variety Of Books. Of the lateR
4 European and American publications. ev-
er offered in Newport :--The prices of which
will be fonnd much lower than dual. Their
sG Hment being 70 ex,epGve, ard advcrtifing
cxpsnfivc, they muR omit part;culsrizing. and
toleit their friends and the public, tocail and
fee for themie.vcs.
rs ABOVE,
War in, Difguife--price IS CENTS.
Anfwer 20 do. 60
Life of Central Mor.au, S74
Life OF Lord Mellon, 7S~
Acerbi Travels. q vols. 4to. ~ so cts.
Large difcounn to ,hofe who pufchsfe ieveral
fets.
Sabfcriben to wafhiueton's Life. are requeft.
ed to call and take their books.
Newpor.. March s, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
7OHN SHEARMAN.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and
N the public in general. that he has removed
from his late place Of refdcnce, 10 No. 1873,
Thsmes-Sueet, oppo6te Mefr,. Gardns, and
Dean'J Autiiop-Store where Ne hs, for tale, 40
uiaI, GROCERIES,. HARDWARE. &c. &c.
a. cheap as ever.
Nrreaor'. Mey 3e, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
POE TR Y.
Ssk6ed far tbe Bsi7aa Chronicle.
THE MAIDS soLILoouY.
INITIATED FoM caro-.
IMITATED roM cATo.

--Hsilswedded love Myferious law
Our maker bid, ircresfe: who bids sbaain,
But cur dearoycr, Toe TO G9d'and Man
Miller.
IT muii be 70: Milton, thou rsafon'ff we'll !
Etc Why this pIcaing hope, this fond aefirc,
This longing after fomethipg unpoGsfs'd:
Or wheoce ,his furee dread. or inward horror
OF dying unefpouftd! Why fhrinks the foul
Bsck on i,ieis and asrtle, at virQ;nityf
'Tis infintt. faithful inAinet, Airs within Us,
'Tis pstcse's fslf thar points out an alliance,
And intimstes hu % and 10 the fex.
Marriage ithou pleaing and YET anxious tho't! |!
Through wtat variety of hopes and fears,
Through what new fcenes and chauges mott we
pafs!
Th'uochsngiDe ftste in profoed lies before me,
But fhsdows, clouds and profpetts fcn upon II.
Here will hold /: If natore prompt the win. \
lAnd that ihe dces. is plain from all her orks)
Our duty. anc our in,ereA bid indulge it,
For the great end Of natprc's Law j, bIiE 80,
But yet 10 wedlcck WOMEN mnft OBEY
I'm weary OF theis doubts--,hc priea lhAII cod
them.
Nor rafhIy do venture, lofi and gain.
Bopd'ge and plesiufe meet my thoughts at once.
] we'd, my--libefty il gone forever
Bat .hsppinch from time isfsH fecured.
Love fra fhsll compsoiale my loh Of frerdom,
And when my charms ihall fade sway.my eyes
Themfelvn grow dir. my amore bend with
years;
Then vir,uou, friendhip f,all fucceed my love
Then plcas'd. I'll fcorn infirni,ies and death,
Rcfew'd immortal, in ti'ial race.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
F o r S ALE.

4 LOT OF LAND. under good improve
4 \ ment. containing 100 feet in front on
John Street, and 100 feet on Laven Street,
Said Lofts we'll fenced with Locuit pets, hand
lonely fituated for building. For terms apply
to BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS.
Newport, Feb. Izth. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
JOHN STEVENS.

9IN-PLA7E WORKER,
HEREBY Inform. rhe Public in oen.,,I. and
his Friends in. particular, that he ha, ia
ken the Shop. formerly occupied by Mr.. Jofeoh
Momiord, deccsied in Thames. lrees. where nav
oe had all kinds Of Tin Ware, at the fhorela no.
tee. and as cheap as can he p6ychafrd in ,he
State.-AlI tavors gratefully acknowledged
Cath, and the highelt price, given for Old Pew
ter and Lead.
Newport Dec. Iath ISos.
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To be Sold or LeaEed.

Asd sagllfes giv<r or ,be astb Ma,eb NEXT.
he Etne belonging to the Marine Society
4 occupied BY CAPT. John Warren. fitusted
on Eafton's point. bounded on Wilmington and
Poplar Streets /; pleafant and airy fi,uatiop.-
Any perion inclining to purchaie, (which will
De pye'ewed) or hire. will pleaic to apply to the
RENJ AMIN PEARSE,.
WILLIAM WOOD,
EDWARD EASToN. Committee.
JOHN CAHCONE,
GEORGE TCPHAM,S ~
Newport, January aSth, 1906. z77,f.
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foh1 y. JoaDusend, g. DO.
Az their Store No. IA, Thames. Sire, f,o
OF Capt. James Pesiy's. offer for Sale
handlome siiortment of
Fancy 6 Staple Goods,

Saited 70 t5t Srejsn. wbeb htey are d.n,v;x,s
10 SeH az low az eax be psre6e/Sd in N<qv.
part :-
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Excellent Dutch Broad French Laces,
Cloth, Laced Silk SI..v.. 49,,
Beit fopefhne Englih. Englifh Silk Gloves.
blue, black, and mix White and chin,x Erin.
+ do. oe,.
second. miid'ing. abdWhitc and Colosed
10" priced do. Bed. Lace,
super. and other Ca0i. Very Ace India Book &,
mere', Null Mullins.
Very fne white Aanuel. Extra loup and habit
yellow, blue. black. red Kid Gloves.
and green Rannels. Mems white and black
Baizes and Scrrges, Silk Gloves,
Gostine' & FearnoushuRofda and Englih Di-
lr'ih L'nnens and Shirt aper.
Cottons, Cd and & xEnoi;fb H.
"e've" and Paient sper. for fab!c-clo,hs,
"o'ned Co'd' Sd elegant Satin,
Patent Cord and ofberD Damsfk Shawls
Waitcoating, CameIs Hair do.
Blanket. from 6-4 toEnglfh LureArings.
II-4,hs. UnbreIl,,. &c. Sc
Newport. January I. 1896,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10

For Eaie BY
JACOB RICHARDSON,
AT THE Pos4. OfFIcs,
A large AGortmenr OF
Books and Stationary. :
8r The circulating Library has every
day, iomern,ng new sduro me large collec-
tion of Books.
II gemr,ai A0s,fmms Of
School Books /;
Among them are Msyyay'I which are. certainly
The ben books for Schools now 10 print. --His
hre 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
Sheets.
WRI7ING PAPER,
Of all qualities by the ream or qulre-Quills Of
all qaaiities--Wsfe and Sealing Wax.
Abou, s 900 pieces
Hou)e Paper s Borders,
Of different figures and manufsttures, fome
American. Fseuch, and EugIifh.
FU s.
Mufs and T,prets. and Trimmings.
CUTLERY.
Pen. Knives, from 3 Dollars to Gents each.
Multard & weet-Oil.
Newport. Dec. 10th. 1906. IF
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P o Ia + o E S.

Two Hundred Barrels and 100 Buihcls
i POTATOES. iu excellen, Chipping or
der, on board the Schoones Nancy, al HAs.
pr's Whart-Apply to a
EARL & ALLSTON.
April J. 1906. -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10

N'@coEo " WILLIAM HukSiON,
Return f5eb Tbanks,
% their Cufomcn and the public in gener-
4 al. fer their cuaom the IN year, hoping
TOR cop'inoancc--as every attention will be
paid 70 the buGnefs, and the fmallef favor CRATE
fully acknowledge. They now cfefat shoie-
fale or retail, At their old aaod, No. zs. Broad
Street. opp fife the Hay-Scales. the f,llowing
articles viz t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10

TO BE LET,
a LARGE two Aory DseIiue. Houfe !,
4 Pelham Street. No. m, with a l,pr Car
den. and good Well of Water. ,ooethsr Win
the halt of . large Stablc.-For term, applv TO
~ SAMUEL VAUGHAN.
Ner0por, Ma,eb I,,5, 1906.
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NJ o X M ~ G. S c II o q L,
Clarks. Streef, NO. s.
g5- ssbfsr,Ser i.fo,ms tbs Pr5le.

5be SNSrr'bfr Wformf fbs PRbIr,
THAT he psrpcfes o7eniog Morning and
l. Evening SCHOOL, the 6rR Monday in
Acril next 30 b-gin az half raa five O'clock in
the morning ard continue un,ii eight, aud che G.
vcning tshool to commence at FIVE o'clock, and
conclude at feven, for the purpofe OF reaching
both fexe, ,he different branches oi Li,erstore.
For fos,hsr Information. apply as above
The Day. School as ufual.
ELEAZER TREvETT.
Said TRfvkrr hos engaged young
Rsnslc man of liberal education, and ooc that has
been fouae time in fchool, who 10 expected by
the fi,if OF mex, men,h.
Ncrrcvf. March az 1906.
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HE MISUNDERSTANDING entered into partner
4 ihip, under the firm Of
Dunham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
,mi- Making bohnefs, in its various branches.
az .heih oaii Loft, on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Mslbone, at the South part of the town.
mole who may favor them with their cuftom.
nay depend on punduaity and difpatch. All
'avon will be gratefully acknowledged, by
CHARLES C. DUNHAM, f,
WING SPOONER. I'D.
Newport April 8. 1909. -o,e.
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Together with number of other articles.
Dry Goods and cr0ekery.W0re.
ALSO, W
goo W. warranted fait petrcd HAMS.
7 ffkins Hogs Lard.
4 do. Butter. 81
7be BAKING BUSINESS,
Il carried on BY them 10 sliits hrsnche,.--
They conaan'ly keep On hand. Pilot, Navy.
and Ship BREAD, fuficient TO fupply any
veael at the ihorscf notice. and on the mott
reafonsble tcrm:--warrsnred rqaai TO any bak
ed in this State, or imported from the South
wayd, for keep'cg during rhe Iongea voyages.
Newport. March z6.Isos.
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For Sale at Public auction.

For sale at Public Auction,
Or Monday sbe 4,b i.a. at II s'eysi A. M.
I'm the prepiie., h,pot fold befc,- n, priv.
" a, fslr-A DWELLING HOUSE and
Lot Of LAND 10 Duke- Street., now IN the oc.
cupapcy Of Mrs. Mary Hazard. and pcfIsiTion
eivenir ncdia,ely. Terms will be made known
at The timc OF Sale.
Neeporr, Arrl I'D, 1906.
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For Sale,

THAT well known, beauti.
i ful FARM, belonging
to the fubfctiber, lying about
one mile from the Town OF
Newport. containing one hun.
dred acres, with large, con.
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Four bufhels of Garden Peafe.
no BE SOLD BIZ

u URRINGTON ANTHONY. in Porl
ID mouth. warranted good |; and Of the laa
years growth.viz. Early Charlton, Msrrowfa,,
two podded, and Spanifh Dxsrf,.-Aj6,
100 buiheIs clean Barley.
FEB. s, 1906.