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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-03

From LIST Sept. 1908. to LIST Sept. 1904
1st Nov. 1908. to LIZ Nov. 1904.
LIST Sept. 1908, to 1st Sept. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-03
FRIDA7., JANUdRY 8. 1906.

Amount OF Surplus Tobasco.E Exported from 1st Octo
1903, 1st October, 1904. ~ Z.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
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DEATHS.

In this town, after fhort, bet dikrcfiog ILL
nefs. which fhe bore with the NOR chIiifian for-
titude, Mifs SALLY GRBENR, in the 14,h year
of her age. daughter OF Mr.. F0nss GIeene.-
She was young woman OF an unidentified cha
Iaeier. She Left this tIsnGtory world, in full
hope Of being received into the msnfons Of the
bleHed. She has lefl numerous circle OF Isla-
tives a,d acquaintance to lament their lofs.
In this town on the evening of the 9th iuft.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bofs, comfort Of John l.. Bofs.
jun. Efq. and daughter Of the late DR.. Jofhsa
Perry. OF South KingAown.
At North Kingaosn. on the %,h ina. MIR.
john Hszasd, jun. in the 3zd year Of his sse.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
(BT AUTHORI7T.)
AN ACT.

AN ACT
Making sx additional sSpyspviSfssjsr THE sa.
paf Ierviee, ds,isg fbs ytar one fba.fasd egsf
bnsdred and five.
Be ii .nS2tI BY fbe Senate and Hs.f ef Rf-
tretsfsffvy Of fbe Usiied Stair ef dstries IN
Coas,,s eOsnbkd. That in addition to the fun
heretofore appropriated for thar Object, the ium
of two hundred and 6fiy thorfand dollars be,
and the fame hereby 10 appropriated towards
dciraying the expenfes Of the aavy Of the Unit
ed Stares, during the year one ihonfaad eight
hundred and FIVE.
Sec. =. Asl be nfssibe, sss6ti. That the
aforefaid fan fhall be paid, fra, oat Of the
monies sccruing at the end Of the year one thou
fard eight hundred aod Eve. from the datiea
lsid by the s6,. psGed on the twenty fifth day
OF March, one thoufand eight hundred and
four, Untitled " An sta farther TO proted the
commerce and. feamen of the United States, a.
esinft the Bsrbary powen;" and fecondly out
Of any moSy in the trcafasy not o'hsfwiie ap-
propriated. -
NATT'L. MACON,
Sy<s&<, sfsbe Hes/f Of Ref,gfsfsfiOes.
S. SMITH,
Pys6lsnf Of ibs SssAN, pro temPore'
Dtccmbes, III. 1905.
Approved.
TIL JEFFERSON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
HIS FOR SALE.

Has FOR SALE,
A This Paper Hanging Mandatory. which
"A 10 in the Houie he now occupies. oppohts
20 Mr.. Ls1vh PsekI, on the WeR.Side Of the
Bridge, Providence, q great variety Of.
-Hoyf Paper and Bordering,
Of the neweit and moA elegant Figures NJ whole
fale and retail, on az good tcrms a. can be pur.
chafed in America.
A generous credit given TO thofe who pur.
chafe by the quantity for retailing.
N. B. The above is printed on good Pc
per, and the work well executed, by and under
the direction of workman from Europe.
At,a !. 1904, So.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
NATHANIEL DEARBORN,

BOOK -SSLLER y SrArIosIR,
No. II, TSa~.s Street. sst9f" Nv. Ts,osIt~ii
Cefse. Hssjf. h ts~si~saiiy rsesivi~g adaifis1s
10 BIZ Beck Sisrs, ard az be bisSs all H., bssk'.
BIS e.senen nay atPssd o. JF'sss biszi-g g--HssS
on bss<,
NfOKsE'S Gazetteer. = volsmes,
lNX New aud improved edit. Letter Writer.
Improved edition Of Perry's Dictionary, mp
wards Of thoufand more words than any
former edition.
All OF Licdley Murr,y's very valuable works,
Church Prayer Books, elegant and plain,
Wa,n' Palms and Hymns, do. do.
Adams' Latin Grammar, 6ieGs
SCOTS Le1ons, tcf. 'o4,s
Elemeou OF Ulrfsl Knowledge. vols.
VANS Mercantile Arithmetic,
Daboii's. Roofs, do.
Farmers Alnsnack for 1906.
A Variety Of Eegans Books for Children. with
cngravings.
A grca, variety CT SCHOOL BOOKS. whole
fs.c and retail. very cheap.
STATIONARY, of all kinds.
Black and gilt edged Letter. Billet. aud commoa
PAPER, per Ream or Qaire.
Excellent Drawing Paper, 8 eeats fheet.
Imperial. Saper. Royal, Medium aud Deny Pa.
per.
Quills Sca quality, from No. 6to IS.
Red and Black Ink in viaIs.
Ink Powder. doE. or Jingle. -ts-t.t
States, great variety. 9EH
Lead Pencils. Sealing Wax. Waters, Ink&snd',
Memorandum Pocket Books. &c. &c.
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
Of all Gxcs, good paper. we'll bound. and cheap.
BOOK. BINDING,
In al its branches done with elegance. dura.
bili,y and difpatcn. Specimens may be ieen At
the Bindery, No. II, Thame,-Street. It
Newport, March Is, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
M o X MING sc HO o L,
Claske-S,rees. NO. s.

qbs SsIltriJr, isfsvms sbs Psjiie.
THAT he parpofes opening Morning sad
i Evening sc cHOOL. tho 6rf Mondsy In
April next to begin ~ half paa Ave O'Clock ID
the morning and consinse until eight. and che e
vening fshool 70 commence ~ Eve o'clock. sod
coacIsde st feven. for the pospofe Of teaching
both fexes the different branches Of Lifestofe.
For further information. apply - sbove.--
The Day School % afusI.
ELEAZER TREvETT.
- Said Tasvsrr has engaged young
gentleman Of liberal educaiiop, and one that has
bceo fome time in fchooI, who 10 expected by
the Gsf Of next month.
Newpost, March ~, s8e6.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
Progre,I of Repu5Hcani)m /!

In all the towns that have been heard from.
where the choice of Representatives have been
made, we find there are IS RspSbiifaxs. to 81
FeItrai1s! The Republicans. alter dedeesiag
their lofs from their gain. have made clear ac-
quihsion of S.. huce lsft year the fsderaliss
have alfo made net gain Of S-cleaf difference
in favor. OF Repsblicanifm--THIRTYi
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
AJo, Nssvea fgtbion London
DrelS Hats and Bonnets ;

coueisrINo or
Few elegsst vhue imperial Chip Hate.
Few do. 6gured Grape D;c6 B,nnes.
Do. Engiifh Walking B,nneu,
Do. elegant P. irnrofe Boupcts, with wseaths,
Do. Gipf.y Willow BoAnets,
Large Eaglifh Cane and Willow Hats.
Willow and h:ured Satin Freueh Boaaets.
An elegant AHcrtment'of
artificial EosOers, Wrsatbs, sc.
Elegant Cik PLuMEs.
Whms Silk Bufoous,
Shoe RoAetts,
Nswea fafhioued WIGS and FRESETTS.
Nssvbors, Msy ISfb, sos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15

And if the faid veh-Is, or any OF them, hall
k;l 20 depart N afprefsid, or ihall re-entes the
harbofs OF walen sforefaid do 10 thar cafe
forbid I'll in,trcourie with The faid armed vef
fcIs. the Leander the Csmbrian, add the Driver,
or With snv of then, and the OH cen and cie~s
thereof. ard do prohibit all fupplies and aid
from being furniihed them or sny of thern.
And do declare and make known. that II any
perfon. from, or within the jurifditiional limits
Of the United States. fhall afford any aid 10 ei
ther of The faid armed vcGels, contrary TO the
prohibition contained Ia this proclamation. ei-
ther in repsiring fuch vcgel, or 10 furnishing
her, her officers or crew. with fuppiies OF any
kind, or 10 any manner whatioevcr, or If any
pilot fhsll afia in navigating any OF tho faid
armed veGes. snlefs il be for the purpoie Of car
ryine them in the era inaance, beyond the
limits and iuriidieion OF the United States,
fuch pcsfan OF per(ons fhail on COW ittion, fsi-
fer al the pains and penalties by the laws pro-
vided for frch Offences and do hereby enjoin
and require al pcrfons bearing ofice. civil or
military, within the United States, and all
othess, citizcns or inhabitants thercof. or being
within the fame. with vigilance and promp,i-
to be aiding and xfhaiog TO the carrying this
proclamation and d'every part thereof into full
gfett. b t.i ,.,.s eases y
In TeAimony whereof have csuisd H.. D.. J
the Zeal Ueited States he affixed to thefe pre-
tents, and Ggnea the fame with my hand.
Giveost ,hec'iv Of Wafhing,on.
Nav cd, 1906, &c.
tSigned) TIL: JEFFERSON.
~ By tbe Pyy6dfm
tSgsedl J. MADISON, See. Estate.
BosToN. Mayia.
MASsAC ELECTION.
II may be irsly fsid, no one knows who will
be Governor. ... till after election.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
Wbole(ak g Retail at WILDzx's Book
Storss
No. Io4-Thzmes. Street.

No. Io4-Thsmes. Street.
TOR Sale by the Subiciben, the moR vsIos-
il bic and exteniiye AGanment Of BOOKS
and STATIONARY ever offered in This State |,
and as prices much iefs than can be bought elie-
where. Tneir collection OF book, il 10 sIl Arts
and Sciences, B,bics-Theif sfonment will be
found from the imallsR pocket Gze to the largeA
folio, of 81 different editions, N prices from 10
to 90 per cras. lefs than Others iel.-Every
new puhicston Of msrit, will be for iale al thsir
aore 40 foon as from the prefs.--Nex' week will
oe opened further colIceiion. OF fevesal hond-
cd volumes Of the moa valuable books.
Circulating Library.
They will circulate any book ~ their hore,
upon the following teIms, from which they will
not vsy-viz.
The whole fet TO be taken At once, and the
value thereof depoGted from which value, 6
per cent. per week will be retained for the ufc oi
the books--it always being At the election oi
the perfon tsking the books 70 keep OF return
them. II rbey are materially damaged they will
NOT he taken back in any cafe.
Thefe terms may not appear 70 secommodat-
ing, bot the public msy be aGored thss ne Other
plan can be adopted to keep vs!osble collection
Of books for circulation without lofs 10 the Ii
bsafian. q. "ANioNs So'
Newport. March Isth.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
70 r s A L z,

a LOT OF LAND. under good improve
~ mens. copssinips 100 feet 10 f'oos on
Iobo Street. snd 100 feet oe Laven Ssreet.-
Said Lot is veil fenced wisb L'cua Pohss hand
lonely Gtusted for bsiIdisg tos terms spP'y
90 BENZ AMIN FAiRBANAS.
Nswports Feb, ssshs iSoes
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
Alzsrs W.9a,Ansr.
No. Ios. Thames-Strees.
Hs, jxs seeeivri az sxssSvs es',f~ssf g
Staple and Fancy Goods
AMoRo oTHEas, AaE

As ei<gasf eNs,f~rsf Of
LsteR falhion foperhns
and common Cali
CAin,res and CoPpcr-
Plates,
a large sEyf@<sf sf
India Costons and IT.
in Lionens.
Scotch and India book
Munins.
Psque,. Leno, & Cur
ronade Mul ne. 6g-
ured and plain.
Rich laced and tambo-
red Mullins.
Japan Ditto. -
Checked sad Plain
Mulins.
Ladies rich and eon-
mon Wells,
Laced and Fiyared
Hsndkerchiets,
Habit Handksrchiefs,
Ditto.
Figured Cap Patterns.
Lace Trimmings.
Lace Nett Moh ms.
Laced. 6gsred, and
plain Grapes. all CO.
loTs,
Figured Sa,ins and
Sarcenetu,
Rich Soond Trimm.
logs.
| Silk Gloves and Mitts,
Ladies ArmIeu,
| Silver, Cotton. and
Silk Cords, Bsttous,
&c.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15

Velvet Bindings.
Elegant Necklaces.
Plain and ornamented
Combs,
Rich & common Fans,
Barcelona Handk'h.
Silk Shawh.
Lace Cambricks.
DO. rzmbored Muffin,
Do.
Linneu Pocket Hand
kerchieh.
Common and fupcr6ae
Dimity.
6.4 Canbrick Dimity
~ and 60 Cotton
.Cambricks. 6s'rd.
Checked acd hair Cor
dcd Czmbricks,
Black Sattins.
Florsnce Lurearings.
IN sltgerf e4Srtmesi @
Cotton. Silk & Thread
Lsces.
Ladies and Gentlemeos
Cotton and Silk
Hok. ~
Silk aud Cotton Um-
brellss.
| An sGortment Of La
| dies Parsfols.
/ Black & colored Cam .
| bricks,
! Cotton Gissham'.
| Yellow and blue Man
| keens.
| veaings.
| An elegant s6ornent
Kid Shoes, very low.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
JOSIAH C. SHAW.

Is/syms tke PxsHc is gsst,sf. and bis Frksds IN
tsrf,rIs,.
THAT he has opened an Office. No. ISs,
il Thames Rrees, where he ~iil be happy TO
tssnfatt bslneis ia che lioe of his profefhon.-
Particular attention ~ili be paid TO Conveyaa.
cling, in all iu various branches, and every Ia
your gratc'oIly Acknowledged.
Newport, May y, 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
FOR SALE, or no lKT.

AsS ps0sDEss siv<s i~msIissJ,. large ssSs Ssy
DWELLfNC- HOUSE and Lef .fLdND,
CITCATED 10 wickford, 10 North Kings-
- towp, on the Main -Steei.-Ssid Houfe
is ~eII 6oilhed and is good aand for bufinsf'.--
For terms apply TO
CHRIsTOPHER CHAMPLIN.
Living on the Premiie'.
April sth, 1896. m s.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
Nofics is bereby qiven,

ITO the CREDITOR OF the ERaie of BENO-
i MI MJIMFORD. Mariner, late OF New
port, decesicd, reprefeated infolvent, that the
Court of Psobase OF the town Of Newport, have
allowed fx months from the date hereof, to ex-
hibit their Claims sg,ioa hid Eaaie to the un-
der6gucd ComniiIionen. who will receive the
fame at their reflective d~ellings, at any time
within faid term.-No Claims will be received
snleis properly at.sffed.
SETH YATES. CsmuD.
JOHN TILLlNGHAST. bsncn.
All. perfoos indebted TO faid ERate. arc re-
queked TO make immedis,e payment, TO
ABIGAIL MUMFORD. AIm'x.
Nevto,f, May s, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15

HEREBY informs the Public in general. and
/ i his Friends in particular. that he has ta-
ken the Shop. formerly occspied by MIR. JoIeph
Mamford. deceafed in ThAmes- -freer. where may
be had all kinds OF Tin Ware. at the ihorea no.
,ice, and - cheap as can be rorchaied 10 the
Stste.--Ail favors gratefully acknowiedged. -
CAN. and the highea price. given for Old Pew
ter aud Lead.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15

to their Cuaomen and the public In gsncr.
i al. tor their csRom the lsf year. hoping
fos a con,iauance-ss every at,ention viii bs
paid TO the budneis. aod he fnsllea favor CRATE
fully acknowledged. They now offsf AZ whole
Tale or retail. a, their old Raud. No. ss. Broad
Street. opposite the Hay-Scsles, the following
,ft,ctrs v,1 aII.rr |...
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15

vefeh fpoken by fhip Swift. sybefry. of
this port.
Lat. a.. Long. IS. Brig Eagle. Sanford. 10
days out, bound to PoItabeIia.--Lat. s.. long.
s.. Brig from Asigaa bound TO BOkon.
Left in M,ntiveded l6h March, Ship Clo-
thisr, Dandilot, to fail nsxf dsy-Ship Ann.
Donafon, TO fail next day.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15

Garden Seeds.
NALL at ]. Taylors Medicioe Store, No.
~ i4S. Thsms- Street. where yca may ne
fopplied with gsest variety Of GARDEN
SEEDS, OF the lstea importstion--conl Citing
OF the different kinds VI Pcas. Bcsns. Cabbapcss
Lettuce. Radih. Tornip, Carrot. Beet, Psd-
nip. Onion, Squafh, Cucumber, &c. &c. &c.
N. B. Drugs. Medicines. Spices. Paio,ss
DyeRuff,. &c. Sc. &c. ~ ufual.
Nswpsri, Mareb 1s,b. 1906. 6w
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
CUSTOM HOUSE.
DHriH of Nsxvpo,s. Nav -.

ENTERRD vRoM
SIoop Haleyon, Cahoone, New. York.
Ship Swift, MaybeIry, Montiveded.
Brig Runel, Newton. Havana.
Ship Commerce, Lawton. Do.
Schooner Neptune. Arnold. St. Thomas.
Sloop Louifa. Weaver. Chsrettoa.
CLEARIp FOR
Sloop Abigail, Hazard, New York.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
HAVANA SUGARS y HIDES.

HAVANA SUGARS y HIDES,
o. ,sssssSk mvm ase hbsrsi e,e4a fs' efSrsv'
s< (fesriiy.
JoHS D'WoLSs II HsRsEr BRADyosD.
IAVE for Sale, 1000 boxes sGosted Hav-
i i an,s SUG AIRS, Of . fvpcsior quaIity.
now landing from on board the ihip Andsom-
ache, at the wharf Of Capt. John D'Wolfe -
They will con,rsd to deliver taid Sugsn 10 Bof-
ton, Mould the purchsfen win IL.
Also -
800 excellent Sailed Hides.
Biaoi, X. !. April 8. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15

Together With number OF other articles
Dry Goods and Croeksry-Wars. :
ALso,
500 ~. warranted ialt petfed HAMS.
7 hrkios Hoss Lard.
4 do. Butter.
1be BAKING BUSINESS,
Il carried on by them In all i,s branehes.--.
They conaan,ly keep on hand. P,Ios. Navy,
and Ship BREAD. h@cieas 60 tspply any
veael at the hrsea notice, aud on the IN, q
reaionable terms--wssrantsd equal osny bak-
ed in this State. OF imported from the Sou,h-
ward. for ke~,ios daring ,he lopssa soysses.r
Newport. Mech a6, 1906. i7 =
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
BosroH. May a..

BosToN, Mayia.
ASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
II may be irsly fsid, no one ksows who will
be Governor. ... till after election.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15

TO BE >OLD AT PUBL. AUclIJN.
Or ne Sf Nss<D C Jsse ssxf a, Etvss g.
tLsA. a. M. u sst p,ev.a.Gy lyfys&g BY.
fbs Cswmhfs.
THE Ehase belonging 10 the Marine Socis-
i y.latey ccccpied by Capt. John War
ner. Gtaa,sd on E,Hon's Point, bounded on
Wellington add Poplar Strse,s---s vety pIssf-
an, and airy Grustion. - The terms will bs
made known At the time and place Of Sale.
BENJAMIN PEARSE.~
WILLIAM WOOD,
EDWARD EASTON. Commistee.
JOHN CAHOONE. t-
GEORGE TOPHAM.
NeSpon. April, 9th, 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
&c. I2th 1905.
For. Sale,

Newport, March no. ,sos.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01

new thermometer has been invented for regif-
tering the hghe and lovel temperatures in the abb
fence of the obferver which is lad be more finn
pie, as well as lefs txpenfve ipirumens than SKIS
thermometer. IL confhs in two thermometers, one
mereurial, and the other Of alkohol, having their
ltems horizontal The former has for its index, a
fnla piece OF magnetieal Reel wire, and the latter
minute thread Of glas, having les two ends formed
into fmail kuobs by futon in the fame Of candle
The nagnetical BIT Of wire lies in the Cpace Of
the mercural thermometer and is puibed forward by
the mercury whenever the temperature RITES and
pulles that fluid againa but when the tenpera-
falls and the fluid fetires, this index is left be-
hind, aud fhews the maximum. The other index or
BIT Of gafs, lies in the tube Of the fpir thermome-
ter, immerled in the akohol, and when the fprit
tires by the deprefon Of temperature, the index is
carried along with it in apparent contact with its in
terror 6uriaee, but the ncreafe Of temperature,
the fpir goes forward and leaves the index behind,
which therefore fbews the minimum Of temperature
finee it was let The feel index is eafy brought TO
the mercury by applying magnet the opt-ide Of
the tube, aud the other is properly placed the end
of the column Of aIkohol by inelnng the whole in
ltrument.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-01
NOTES.

/. The Poit-Maffer General may expedite n.
mails and alter the times of arrival and den,r,pr.
at any time during the continuance of the contras
he prevouily hpulating adequate compenfati-
on ior any extra expence that may BE- occafioned
thereby.
2. Fifteen minutes fhal be allowed for OPENING 2,
cIolns the mail at all Offices where no particular time
is fpecied. |''"0
8. For every thirty minutes delay unavoidable
accidents accePted) in arriving after the times prc
icrbed IN any contract, the contractor lall forfeit
one dollar; and it the delay continue un,i the dp
Parture of any depending mail, whereby the mail,
defined for iuch depending mail lofe trip an addi
tionai forfeiture of five daliars fa be incurred.
Il newspapers as well as letters are to be fsnt in
the mail; and if any perfon, making propofals, de-
ires to carry newspapers, other than thofs convex
ed in the mail, fer his emolumcnt. he muC a..
in his Propoials, for what FUN he will carrv !,
with chat emolunent, ard for what fun without thar
emolunenr.
o. Should any Perlons, making propofas, deGre
an alteration of the times of arrival and departure a.
boVe ipecfed, he rua rate in his propoais, the al
teraons dellred, and the difference they will make in
the terms his contract
6. "erfons making propofals, are defired to Fate
their prices by the year. Thole who contract will
receive their pay quarterly, in the months of Februa
ry, May, Auguit and November, one month after
the expiration of each quarter.
T. No other than free white perfon flall be en,-
ployed to convey the mail
g. Where the propofer intends to convey the mail
IN the body Of age carriage he is dered to ftate
it in his proposals.
8. The Poa-maler General referves to bimfelf the
right of declaring any CONTRACT at an end whenever
three failures happen, which amount to the lofs ola
trip each.
10. The CONTRACTS for the routes numbered 70
~ are to be in operation the firt day of Oaober
next, and TO continue in force for two years, from
tnat time Tor the routes No. Is to 81, are to COM
nence at the fame time, and continue in force one
year; and for the routes No. SO to IT, are to COM
mence at the fame time, and continue in force until
the SIR Of March, 1909.
GIDEON GRANGER,
PosT-mAsrEk GENERAL.
GENERAL PosT-oFFtcE,
Wgt6iggtau City, dPriI &c, 1906.
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July H..

= ANYWAY from the iubfcriber OH Sunday aA.
20 muatto mar named Julis, who appears to be
about forty years age, is about five feet or in
ches high and isa good fawyer, rough carpenter and
can work pretty well at the coopers trade purcha-
led Juiis lately from Mr. Richard BYRD of York coun.
ty, and expect he is either lurking about that gentle
mans plantation where he has wife--in the city of
WIiamihurg where he is acquainted, or that he has
made Tor King William, where he formerly lived
and hath connexions rear Ayett's ware-houfe.
will give ten dollars fer the delivery of Iulis to
me at this place, if apprebended in the vicinity of
Williamsburg, or twenty dollars if taken in King VIII
liam.
FRANCIS BRIGHT.
Porto Bello, July 25. Gf)
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II ME fubicriber has removed his Brokers OMce
L to themidde tenement, in Doc or Ternap's new
building, the firf door above Mefrrs. Pickett Pol
lard and JohBfon and the fecond below the Poa- Of
flee; where he will attend particularly to all buff
neis confded to him.
THOMAS NORVELL.
~ For fale, 10 SHARES in the JAMES RI
YER COMPANY.
June s. MY
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A ROAD UNDER THE wATER..--Vvhof hall
pretend to fet limits the peaceful progrefs of Art
One conquea but prepares the means of another
her empire. But unlike Alexander the Great, fhe
iber worlds to conquer"
There are thouland arts complex and more
progrelive than the art of bridge-makns but even
IT this iimpc art what gradual ferries of improve
menrs meets eyes the humble log thrown
over the ltream; the bridge of rafs the bridge of
boats the marched bridge of wood fupported on
pillars; the arched bridge the more magnificent
bridge OF aone; and the towering compact bridge of
lron But in the following article from the London
Monthly Magazine, is another plan for bridging.
almoit original, aud ftill more ilupendous than its
predeceilors:
An act OF Parliament obtained during the leC.
hon OF 1905, for powers make underneath tie Tba.t
communication, by means of funuil or arch way,
for toot-pallengers, and larger one for CARRIAGES
Meaures are taken for immediately entering upon
the execution of the plan, under the direction of en-
gneers OF the highett reputation. who entertain no
doubt, whatever, OF accomplishing it,
This Magazine has not informed us, at what par.
t'cuiar point on the Thames, it is, that this fbter.
raneous road is to run. The preiumption, however
is, that 1t is TO be formed below London bridge In
this iuation, it will be far more convenient than
bridge the Thames becaufe it will neither
prevent large veHels from attending above it. nor
will 1t lead to the fame Inconvenience as draw
bridge. The arch which is contributed under the
balm at Richmond, prefents the very fame idea, on
fmalier fcale.
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Some yearsago the Courts of Jalice in Dublin i'm
mediately adjoined range of dull heavy buildings,
called HeH no doubt from the obfcurity of the place
he following advertisement appeared in one of the
Dublin newspapers: "To be let, fuit of chambers
IN Hell, ready furniihed--N. Il. They will be found
very convenient for lawyer" TEL
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dysdsf,oD ojcH.
A Few Boxes a. and 7-s Irih Linens, 80
~ Crates Queens Ware, and quantity Of Liver.
pool Salt oole and in facks jun received on confgn
ment by the fhip Herald from Dublin aud Liverpool
May 27. cosn.