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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25

printers suseriIgthe r,cst eIcruciatinc MI
| nishment for their publications, while the
| federal editors are outragins every princi-
pie OF common decency. They are per-
mitted to continue their calumny, and even
to tantalize the unfortunate Republican
victims, while agonizIng under their Attic
tons. Would the federal editors have the
insolence to court prosecution, ifthey did
not hatter themselves with an affirance of
judicial patronage We trust, however.
that they would be deceived. We rel, ON
the integrity of Judge Parsons and his as
sociates. We rely also on the Federal
Judges. The Chief Justice will, perhaps,
have an opportunity to evidence his consis-
tency on ubels at the next term in this
county, and we trust his charge to the jury
VIII correspond with what he has deliver
ed.--ib.
Repolu.ion az Hnyti-Sy alvices from
Cape Francois via Alexsndris, information
is received that the Emperor Dessalines
had been assassinated. 1t appears that pre-
vious TO this event he had ordered the zen
eral Capau at port de paix, and general
Brave at the cape to be shot, which was
obcyed->'everal other of his principal of
icers had also been executed previous to
his death No certain accounts Of the ST.
tuation ot the Americans arc received, but
the island is stated to have been i'll q great
terment, Sc.-.4n,. Daily .A.v.
The English emissary Cullen insiruatcs
that the nqn-;mhortation tau will be in
stantiy repealed Oh the sitting of congress
y there IS any man willing 10 dupe himself
nj arJn no 10, a.
this foreign emissary, be the evil 10 him
self. That law will never be repealed un-
less justice is done Us for the injuries we
have sustaincd.-Thc greater probability
IS Shat ii justice is not done, new regulate
o1s and more comprehensive system will
be stabiished.--AxrCy'a
The senator's of the United Safes, whose
period of services expires on the 4th OF
March next (1S07) are
Messrs. Bradley, Of Vermont
Adair, of Kentucky, vice Bracken-
ridge;
Gaillard, Of South-Caro;ina
Logan, of Pennsylvania
Mi,iedge, of Georgia, vice Jackson,
deceased;
Plumer, Of New-Hampshirc;
Smith. OF Ncw-YOrk
Stone, Of North Carolina;
Tracy, of Connecticut
Worthington, Of Ohio;
Wright, of Maryland.
Messrs. Bradley and Tracy. are re-elec.
ted tor another senatorial period
Mr P!umer, it is said, has declined.
Mr. Worthlngton, it is said, will also de-
cline.
And Mr. Wright, being elected governor
or Maryland, new choice will be to be
made, as we'll for the approaching session
as for the next period.
The senate will consist of the following
members, beside the above, and who will
continue till the years annexed =
III 1oO9....Messrs. -AEaasachusctts.
Anderson-Tennessce.
Condit-J,rsey.
Hillhousc-C Connecticut.
Howiand--R. Island
Maclay--P Pennsylvania.
Whitehill--0fezv York.
Meore-Ysrgiaiia.
Smith a,'ytand
Smith-Ohio.
Smith--Prrpont
White DeLazv4-e.
4 iii iol1...Messrs. Baldwin, eorSia.
Observation-Disclosures.
Fenner-Rhode Island.
Giles Virginia.
Gilman--.A. HamShire.
Kitchell--Jer8ey.
PiCSering-Nfass.
Smith--Iennessee
Stokes.
Sumter-S CoroLra.
Thruston-Kentucku.
(i6.J
Itntorf of Cotfcu into Iipey6ooE-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25

I'ntort Of Cotton into LiuerhooE-
1906.
From Amer. Other places.
May, 5Ob8 2432
June, 1889 1852
15,S07 Bags 1894
A Liverpool Price Current Of The 18th Ju-
ly, received by the Rover, quotes New
Orleans and Louisiana Cotton at Is. cd. to
Is. I'D. Tennessee do at 10. CD. to Is.
I'd. Flour, wheater, 81, 2s. 20 d. Is. per
barrel. Kentucky Tobacco, from 4 to S
pence per i6--.N O,leans PAR.
We are authorised to state that the At.
torney General of thii state, Major Thomas
U. p. Charlton, is preparing for the press
q work, to be entitled 60 The life of Major
Gen. James Jackson, and history Of the re-
volution, in the state Of Geogia. - Patriot.
Mr.Fox left no will and very little prom =.
ty,-The last words he uttered were adj
dressed to his wife 81 die hahhy ; but
! hfty you. "--London Poher.
--v-s.
RICHMOND pRIt'r CITuDU~t-r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25

II ever the sentira-"s Of the late presi-
dent ADAMS was proper to be adopted.
"that cur blood ought 20 bail" il is At The
present cc!sis, when we fluid Republican
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25

was frequently at the Post-ofTice, Ma
turai Bridge, between tue time those let
ters' with the aforementioned Notes, cuel,t
70 nave arrived there, and the Sth instant.
chqurng for letters, but no such had then
81 70 nat office, and On that day lett
Rock Bridge county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25

T1DraUANI Z, a dceJ :,
me ON the 7lh september 1895 BY Flem.
lng 'ayc9, TO secure debt due John Gift.
. % nv FIN shall on ,hr piemires. on Ell.
DAY me u January next. proceed o seH, for
cac money io'h hig6est bnder. the TRAc,1,
hh"o o" w"'ch tie SAID Csycc rcs,es..
V'' negro woman named Macy. ana n,r
.Ies cn'G'en' Ann HAIRCUT and sally. or "a
u.n .. ING s@'d properly as will comply ,cifh
h. said Land condtlonaIy released 70 a..
gnbothafu 4 Co
cn.....,., CO., j; MicHAUX. 7;ayec.
Curloe'la land, lOth November fU6 ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25

AtSeptembcrte term, 1906. bv y
the present Court OF Chan $40 do. do
cory holden in Richmond, }
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25
NOTICE.

Loasa, October 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-01
BROKERS OFFICE,
hid Comn1DlonStore
A. LIMBO,
Fskestheliberty OF informing the public, that
He; HAS OPENED A

Takes theibcrty OF informing the public, that
HE Has OPENED A
T BroAevS Q&ee ard GommSJkon Store,
Attic eosner Of Union ami Kias Grcets,
M HERE he will be happy to render
his ierviees in thofe branches Of bufneis. Eve
~ fpecey d public tetk merfhad,ze, lands, houfes,
ios vefsls and negroes, will bouaht ard
milton. Realonsble advance, will be made ccnlgn-
nents and viii be given hen fuch conhgn
ments are accompanied with orders TO fell to etthe
payments. All kauds.os produce and merchandise re-
ceiyed Gu forage attic esaomary terms
AS Granger in AicSanasia he induced to ntrude
fhe pu5Gc tie following tefimonial from Wincntises,
where he aard III the double capacity OF apctoneer and
eonsmi!ion merchant;
Wipesestsy, 1NareIs.4, 1906.
We do hereby certify fhat Mf. A 1indo, auction
Ger and conariion riefeh iat s borough has con-
dacted hsf in liaha ni4rnef TO have g4iosd TIC
confidence OF the pulls AZ eminent degree; and las
fidelity. hauoi, feereey and iigenccin his bleis nit
y entitle him to this our mark of appreciation.
II. 8otrrs, fasa g dim. l<;lltr.
B Dgni<i Go,d, Joha Bril-
Gsarts Breat, iAu. Nm Dapyax.
kitba,d Roiliaay. Gfo. Red.
Jus. Gambie. ut. IT, PozveH
IT, ". q I. Baktr.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-01
Notice.

THAT on toe hift day Of May eou, 10 be
+ 4 held for Fairfax county, at the court boafe
.hersnf. I hall, By virtue .. deed OF uutt TO
Hse made TOR the Prpufe feca,iss repay a,e,.
of money paid by Charles Little and jobs Kcene,
for Thomas Pollard, jue, expoie to pnhiic fas,
g likely NEGRO Man, named NERO, in The
deed nentioaed, for ready raeney.
Sal. TO commcrce between IL and 4 O'Clock,
efshat day.
David Stuart, Trnies,
Apil ae. dtIothMy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-01
The Subforiber has iua Received,

The Subscriber has juA Received,
IA a44itiae 10 BIS faraer Stosk -zvbicS makes Il
camblefs III Groceries a9G Frhity--
Firf quality brown Sugar, in bbls.
French Branay, piaes
Wei India aud New .Eng Land Rum, IN hogs.
Akads and barrels
y Old Peach Brandy
8 Mould aad dipt Candles. ia boxes
Firaf quality Tirpensinc Soap, IN boxs
Rice, in half tierces.
By Cap. JESxs, from MeqO York.
n Soft thelled Almonds, of an excellent quality,
md 20 boxes frch Frames.
Ind BY Cap. CAkgwsf fvn Ljss.
Lifboa felh, Lemons, 10 boxes
Oranges in do.
Eughfh Waluuts, in bales.
By Captain csowD1LL, f1om Lssbsr~.
MafcadeI and Bloom Rs,Gns, IN boxes
Salad Oil, IN cafes, or by the bottle.
a L S O,
New York double reinca Loaf Sugas, IN bar
sels or by the Gngle loaf.
md bas Paresly
Excellent infpeaed SHAD & HER
! RINGS, bv the barrel and SAL
/ MON IN kegs--alt very low for
Cath.
/ A. WILLIS.
April aS. dlats
. II. = -.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-01
PUBLIC SALE.


DURSyANT to decree Of TIC hyperion court
OF chaaccry, held at Richmond. vii DC * i
poied to fale, TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
10 the couoty Of Loadoun, the property of T60
ma, 4fsuosd Digg5, Zig, One called the Valley
Tract, containing about lc97 acres, lying about
three miles from Lcefburg-rDe other called the
Grcspo IIdi ~sr-s4i lying on The Potomac tissrt
near the Blue Ridge, and toppplsn 10 contain
about 1870 acres. Thefe lands are to be fold
for the spurpofc Of rafting the fun Of about fix
,houfand dollars, due frsm the laid Thomas A.
Digs to certain creditors in the decree mention.
ed. The fale will be made TO the bighcs bid.
der for ready monsy, and viii commence on the
18th day of June next, in the tean Of LceRurg,
and county of Loudoan.
Thomas Swan, c,,,,mia ,onsys.
w. C. Selden, 0'"'''s0 '0''s' :
April AZ. dh
80 THE Subfcriber and poHeaer
sE the above ,dyered Lands thinks proper to
any perou who may ineine to purchss under the above
decree (Which was obtained in the oa ecret manner
and totally unknown 70 h) that he viii not give.
aid in any auner the prneuring title pcifee fuch
fale the attempt which vasne sad Ill tempered
effort.
Thomas A. Diggs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-01

Horfburgh & Calder,
Ba7ve JyF 1eelivrd firm Neqo erk,
10 bales Calcutta Piece Goods !;
CONSISTING OF
Garrahs, Mamoodies, Punjum Cloths, Saa-
mas, Coaas, Bafta., ard Checks.
Il Is O,
calicoss, celored and white canbrics 1Mr.s-
In, Undsehsd zGinghams, Silk ChambIays,
Canblick, Dmity, Cotton Hosiery, Black Lite
FIRING, Irifh Linens, Yellow ard Scarlet Ban.
dane Handk ercbets, White Grape, Pic Nick
Silk hitts, Silk Umbrellas, Leno Muffin, Creas
Blue Gilly Ha1dkerhiefs, Sooty Romalls, Blue
Gurtahs, |Rea! London supetaae Black and Blue
Cloths, &c. sc. for fsle, on res(onable terms,
either by whol.lalc retail, at their Store, cor
.ner Of Royal and King ereets.
April z3. DIV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-01
BE .bat. at trkLnl. or Sale,

Ht has, al p,.lenl, Jar Sa2t,
A hrit rate (gerleman's) Servant,
young, likely, active and healthy, and may DC
had cn trial. To, fave troufae, bis price is 400
doEars, eslh, or approved endorted notes, nsgo.
table in bsnk, at 90 days, with in,errit aided,
Warted 10 Hye,
A Boy or Girl, about II years old,
Apri! t8. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-01

Cloyer Seed,
Warranted Of 1.-The bef euahtyl
Landed this day from Phia,esshia, ami for
faie, onvefy low terms
Mande>iIle & Jameaon.
Wbe,bapt in reetived, 8
60 barrels old Rye Whitley
sooo lbs Grssn Coffee !
90 boxessfne Salad Oil 3
90 boxes Chocolate
1000 lbs heavy Pepper
10 boxes frcfh Mufard
"A few bales Tennsflee Cation
/. 100 reams Wrapping Paper.
March az.
sCaa, and the highaR price given
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, by.
lhe Pfiater of this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-01
PUBLIC SALE.

Poyfusnt "a deed Of tgua from Samast Hfatof
TO the h,b{esibers, will peremptor,!y be fold.
on SATURDAY, the 81 day OF May, at
half pail 10 O'Clock. or the Pseraiies.
a lot of GROUND, wish tro HOU-5
IN SEs, iituae on the foash eat corner OF
Dake and Uiiop .itfssss. Terms, sc. Will be
made known at the place offalc.
JAMES DAVIDSON, Y,ua,e,.
z. 6. MAR oTELLER,
Anril "a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-01
fAprn5a4.
as K e NJ o. Y II L.

HENRY K. MAY
Has a0qo laxdasg, far SaAss
IS, tons Platter Of paris,
So boxes Mould Candles,
70 boxes Chocolate,
80 barrels PrisePosk,
s h0gheads Mofceyadc sugas,
!, leagur Cape Madeira Wine
Ia STORE,
London PARTICULAR,
London and New York Market | u;..,.
Particular and Cargo TeaeriEe
Catalonia and Clafes
70 barrels No. Cargo and Prime Bee
10 barrels Bounce
4 bales Becrboom GnrFabs
bale Fandsh Coan
bids. M5laI:s
ca&s of Chesf, offaRerior quality.
April s. dInl
Received, this Day,
Ind f., Sale, on ve,y loqv trims,
is hoglhsads hra quality Mufeova-
do Sugar.
boxes Iriih Linans, Coleral,s,
aforted.
James sanderGon.
April 8. 2.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

NATHANIEL DEARBORN,
Book Binder g Stutioner.

LAS taken the chamber over MeGn. MsIN
1 l. q RocERs' Store, No IT Thames
Street, oppol,e MIR. 7auUnjtsds Coffee Houfc,
where the Book Binding buGnes will be csrri-
ed On in its various branches--Account Books
with or without feel backs ruled to any pat
,ern Old books bound on resfonahle terms,
Any orders in the above buinel will be cxc-
cuted with punttualiiy and diipatch.
An excellent sGortment Of Stationary, Ac-
count and School Books. will always be kept
for fsle as cheap as can be purchaltd in New
port.-Now on hand Watts Palms,& Hymns,
large and fma!l typc, Scots Leaons, Elements. of
Ufeful knowledge, American Preceptor, do.
Selections, Alden's Reader. Dabols Arithmetic,
Roots do. Murray Abridged Grammar, Webfters
Improved Spelling book. do. Grammar, TcitA-
ments, Almsnacks for 1896. Quills from, No.
s to rs, States & Slate Pencils, Letter & common
Writing Paper, Sealing Wax, Wafcn, Lead
Pencils, Ink Powder, red and black, Columbian
Orator, Morie's Geography, Alden's If, and
I'd Part. Entertaining books for ChiIdren, &c.
Wholefsle and Retail.
Jua received, an excellent fupply letter and
Vellum paper for drawing--SUperor paper for
Blank Books, &c.
Has jua received the mon approved editions of
Sacred Mufc.
A variety of elegant
I Small Books for Children.
Newport, Dec. -, 1906. If
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
TMPLATE WORKER.
NATHANIEL MASON,

NATHANIEL MASON,
Respectfully .farns biz f,it~G and ibe fn5ht.
THAT he carries on tn. bu6nefs OF TIN.
i PLArs WORKER, at his mop. No. III,
Thames. Street. Where may be had all kinds
of TIN-WARE. wholefale or retail, a. cheap
as can be purchafed in the Ssste.-Conaant at-
tendance, and the fmalleR favors acknowledged.
Sfove-Pipes either Of Tin or Sbsef-lr-
on, made az the fhorte& notice.
- Cath given for old Pewter and
Lead
Newport. Dec. nth. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

WYE the fubfcribers, being appointed Com
Wv miiioness by the Hon. Court OF Pro-
bate for the town of North Kingaown. 20 re-
ceive and examine the claims of the Crcditon to
the Efste Of THOMAS HIT. late Of faid
town, dcceafed. repsefented infolvent; hereby
notify al perfons having any demands ssana
faid ERate, to exhibit the fame to either OF ~
the fubfcriben at oar refpettive dwellings. At
aDy tine within Ok months from the date here
Of, bciag the time allowed By iaid Court.
GEORGE THOMAS, Com
WILLIAM HAMMOND, Jun. ! mis'ss.
All pevfons indebted to faid ERate arc deGfed
70 make immediate psymens to
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Adminiarator.
North h-Nne&owa, January I5. 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

NTOTICE 10 hereby given to the Creditors
IN of the efaate of William Tilli.gbef, Mcr-
chant, late of Newport, deceafed, repreient-
ed infolyent, that the Court Of Probate OF the
town Of Newport have allowed dx months from
this date, to exhibit their claims againif faid
efta,e to the underGeoed CommifIionen, who
will receive the fame at their refpeefive DWELL
ines at any time within faid tcrm.--No elaine
will be received unlels properly atteited..
JOHN SLOCUM, Csmmjc
JOHN M. MANSFIELD J Eonert.
All perlons indebted to faid efate, are re-
quefted TO make immediate payment to either OF
the fahfcribers, or to Sally Nj. Smith. at the
Store of Mrs. Tillinghaa whole receipt will be
q complete difcharge.
WILLIAM MOORE, jr. zSu;.n
CALEB GREEN,
STEPHEN CAHoONE, "A"''
NsqySsrs, 7sb 0as6sr, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
MeM5. Marcy g Teyett,
Rcfpcfafully inform the Public,

kefpcctfuuy INFORM tne ruonc,
THAT they have ofsned their SCHOOL, ia
i Clarke-Street, near Wsfhingtos. Square,
late the reGdence of Mr.. Waiiam Brixgss--
Where youth will be carefully taught Reading
grsmmaticslly. Writing. CyPherine. Geogra-
ply, Book Keeping. by hnelc snd double ent-
~, &c.--Thofe who may infru& them with
their children, may depend on the RrieleR at
sention being paid 10 their morals and manner
Of behavior. or.-Hoors Of Tuition from 9 TO ~
o'clock in the morning; and from to 10 the
sf,ernoon-The Evening School from 6to 9
o'clock.-For farther particulars apply ss the
School Room.
80 The LArrs and GRssK Languages,
viii Be taught to ,hose who win IL.
Newport. New. ~, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
Newport, Oaober 9. 1906.

FOR SxLE-A LOT OF LIND,
r YING and being in that part of Newport
IL called Newtowo, near Nh. Record beash's.
ALSO
A Dwelling HOWE and Shop, near the Red
Market. For further particulars enquire OF
SPENCER HALL,
Near ibe Red Market.
December a6, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
Engraving on Stone.
ELISHA CMyTu ;,r

GAloIlA Oiuh i II, Jun.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public fhae
N he has taken the Yard lately occupied by
Mr.. Henry BsH, where he carries on the Stone
Cutting budnsis, in all its various b'anches.--
Thofs who favor him with their employ may
depend upon having their work executed with
nss,neis and difpatch.
Ntavssrf, Asg. 20. IF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
GEORGE KANTON.

Rsl9safalb..aeqsaian biz friends ard ibe fs6ht
in ssse,ai,
THAT be has purchzied the Stock in Trade
4 belongiogto w. X. Wilder, conhaing ol
well choien sGortment of Books and Srsiiona-
ny. 70 which flock he viii fnoftIy make largs
addi tions In future every new publication, a.
foon ~ IRON The prefs, wiil be for Sale at his
Book -forc.-This being his fra attempt IN ba-
fnsfs. 20 which he has ierved egular ApPren.
ticeihip. he moH fangainely hopes TO meet wi'h
fuch encouragement as will be profitable and
peslng, and enable him to keep the ben abort
menf.
He will in few week, open Circulating
Library.
FOR SALE.
II FsaD Boxes Gwsne Stgar.
Newport. February 10 800.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
ANEcDoTE.

A yonng fellow wa. extolling lady's beauty
very highly. x one of his companions allowed
fhe had beauty except thar fhe hsda bad iet OF
TrBrH. "Very trne, faid the FRA. " but he
il Hne woman N sPIrs OF HER TEIrn."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

NOTICE is hereby given. that there are
IN number of Small Children TO be bound
out.--Terms may be known. by applying to
either of the Snbfcribers.
ROBERT TAYLOR Or..E,
JOHN TILLlNGHAST,. }oS,S. D..
JOB TOWNSEND,
Newport, Jan. 10Th. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
To BIZ SOLD AT Pubic AUCTION,
0s hs aosb Fsb,ssy sexs.
A F AR M,

ELONGINC TO Mr.. JossrH ELplsp,
I'D containing Ninety Acres OF Land. with a
Iarse two Cory Dwelling Houtc, Gria-NliIl.
Bjsckfmiths Shop. Crib, and good veil Of
v,ser. Gtuated on the ten rod road, sbost Two
Miles from WEXFORD . number Of arti-
cles Of Houfehold Furnitsres &C. &c.
January so, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

A LII perfons. having any demands againf
"A the Eaate of STEPHEN PECKHAM,
late Of Middlstown, deceaied, are requeAcd to
exhibit the fame to the Subicriber tor fettle-
meut. And all thofe thar are indebted TO isjd
Efa,e. are de6red to make immediate pay
uaene TO
SARAH BARKER. Ex.esfsr. ,
Middletown. Feb. 6, 1896. (7s-3w)
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
Rhode Island Union Bank.

THE Poblic are refpeeffslly informed. That
Il no Notes Of this Bank have been counter
ieited at lear none have come TO the know.
ledge OF the Directors :--and they know Of
Of only one Note that has been altered--0 3
Dollar Nsts iais S--of which denomination rhsy
have iGued none--it was badly done the ink
wa, di'chsrqsd, and ths alteration made by q
pen.--Ths Value only was altered, not the do.
vice. For fecurity, and to guard seaina i'm.
poGtions. the Notes osthm Bank have psrticu
lar devices, which the Public are de6rsd to at.
tend to viz.
Note, Of Dollar Woman milking.
Do. Plough.
Do. Wind mill.
Do. Wheat. Shesf.
Do. 10 aShip.
AID Do. 60 Bee Hive.
No other dcnominstions OF Notes have besn
iHued by the Rhode Hand Union Bank.
BY O,les of fbs Pyo6dssf s Divasu,
JOHN l.. BOSS, Cs6isr.
Nssptsyf. Fsbray 8. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

CO Wanted Immediately,
a T this Office, as an AppRRNr-
"A ICE to the Printing Bulinefs, a
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
P o E T R Y.

THE OLD BACHELOR.
I'm weary OF sGogle hfe,
] really with had wife
My years confum'd In care and pain,
And nature proves I've lis'di in vain.
I've ftaid 70 long thfo' doubt and fear,
Ths gifls now Ay me like deer
And when 1 ak apretty maid,
If ihe of wedlock 10 afraid,
Or Bcifcy, will you be my bride .
She laughs az it fbe'd fplit her Gde.
Good Lord mua endure fuch icorn !
win never had been born -:
Or l had fbunnd this deadly voc,
By wedding tory years ago.
But well they may reyilc al me.
I'm not the fame lGs'd to be
My eyes are fore, my teeth decay;
MY ihiu 10 dirty and much worn,
M coat ia old. my fmali clothes torn
Nv ihoes alss they have no ioles;
My fockings have five hundred holes /:
And all theic woes and ills OF life.
Are nothing bur the want Of wife
PIsafc God, live and tarry here,
IN have wife before year;
And fhs fhali patchand mend my clothes,
And fave my csJeaie from the Crows;
I'll dIsl, myielf 70 neat and gay.
Ths, fhall look as blythe az May
Then 60 to York and try 20 fnd,
Some clever girl TO pleaie my mind.
For there, Ills faid. are various kinds,
To iuit the tate Of different minds
That fome are meek and fome arc bold.
And fome are young and fone arc old;
That lome arc witty snd ellbred;
Aad fome are brown and fomc are red 1;
That fome are handfome. fome arc gay,
And ionr again but yea and nsy;
That fome can csper all night long.
And fcme can ing a pretty icng
But none hope Of all theie fair,
May ever fcold. or brswl, or fwear,
Al I'm refolv'd, If fforGnc aids,
TO marry one of theie iair maids.
The laiIes hiit NAL grace The lift.
AS they're moi srxious TO be kie'I:
And to fucceed, III try each art,
That ever cap,ur'd woman's heart.
give ,hefe fair loving fqueeze.
For that's the only way 70 pieale
And ifthey're Guy and WON'T comply.
The widows mex, mean TO try
For they kpow more thAa To pretend,
Thar pretty kifhng could offend
Nor prove 70 wild when lovers WOO,
Nor ieem difpleas'd D maidsns do;
They've never foes TO fond delay,
Nor A., when Cupid bids them aay.
Bot urg'd by natures genial care,
They'll not rcfufe to court their fhare
But fhoold old iron. hearted fate
Refafs becaufe I'm out OF date,
I'll try once more, Encc love upbraids,
And pay refpeft TO good old maids
For I'm dstermin'd to be free
From torment and cclibacy
A wife I'll have, l firmly f~ear,
BY all that's good aud all that's fais---
II fhs's deform'd 40 e'cr was wood,
By mortal man this hde the food
II ihe's reduced with age and care,
Or has no eyes. nor teeth, nor hair
II ihe's dcrang'd in frame or mind.
Or deaf, or dumb. or lama. or blind
Or lazy, fqueamiih, crofs or old,
Or proves fool, "a llet or fcuid--
As might rue the bitter day,
On which he promii'd TO obey;
Bat fhould sDfucceisful prove,
In all the fond intrisues Of love;
Should all defpiie the aud my pelf---
I'll 20, oegsd. and hang myiclf.