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JOHN KEI.SO.
IMPORTANT TO SpORrSMEN.

Tn fbe 29i5 dav Of april mkt, mil Be os-eS for Ek
al TIE OuAing Gyeen IL Caroline eounsy,
HE STUD, of the late COL John Hoomes, con-
4 filing OF imported and country bred S,alliohs,
Brood Mares and their produce, for feveral years
pat-total about one hundred head. This is GER
tanly the mott numerous and probably the bea fe-
lected Stud, ever before offered public auaion in
this country 1T is well known, that the late own
er, tPared neither money exertion, in procuring
both at home and abroad iuch ilocI, as appeared
J. N certain to inlure him luceefs, az a breeder To
gentlemen who may feel difpoition to engage inn
n'sdaciy in the pors Of the turf feveral fine ti,rce
and four year Odds could be highly recommended, for
fzs, blood and figure. Should any of the Stud hories
b. tarned out for the approaching fprng the fale
OF Iuch viii be potponed, until the expiration of the
feaion. The other it":k will he fold without reerve
The terms % Ale will be one half of the purehafe
money PAYABLE in fix and the other at 2 months, to
he fec'lred b bond, with approved feeurities, to car
~ nterea from the date if nor punaually paid
A comfortable diicount will be made FOR caih
Gentlemen in the neghboring ftates are hereby
aliured, that the fa- all povey take place on the
day above Rated.
catalogue will be exhibited Eating age, blood
&c.
JOHN C. VOOLFOLK,
JOHN HOOMES,
Essmors IF JsLn Haones, ted
Bowling Green, January SO. (.ds)
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WILL BE SOLD,

TO he k;g5eR bidder. far ready nor-r, IN tbl
7'b q tn; mo"fb, far tire pxragf Of /afJIy-
ins f'e balance of a deLt due from Eamana
Laer 10 NafbrniI Benjamin. and yaJn S5en.
bar|:
& LIZ that part of Lot number thirty-fye
L Awith tine improvements thereon living on
the Nia'n-hree' in this city, and nearly oppofite
the Cour-houte, which was conveyed hy INV.
ieif and wife to Edmund Lacy, and by the fsii
hacyt TO me, in truit for the purpofe of fatisfy.
ing the debt above mentioned and exp-nces Of
executing the truit. The part TO ba fold con.
ta'ns thirty-GX feet four inches in front.
JOHN TURNER, 7rsRee.
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FOR SALE, BY AUCTION.

Iaaehs t'ope,ty on tie B,ek Poro, in tie civ of Pies
1roHS.
II N conformity decree IF .he honorable FOUR, ~
4 the United States for rie fifth circuit ard V;ro;-
ma pi'trct, nade between Ioihua Waddipptop plain
t'f and James Brown, Henry Banks and Daniel Gil
d-inlidli.ts and between tn. fame ptG and Henry
BWks, J'mes Tsylor executor Of lanes Heron
dec d. snd James i1erren, John Heron William
Heron, and slrah Heron infants, under the ACE If
twenty ole years, by the faid lanes t'aylor, then
guardian, James Brown aud Daniel Call defendants
Whl be fold, upon the premifes, to the higlel bid
csr'a public auslioD, on TIE 2oth day of February
ne&. eniulng, toe Itoutes Lauds and ,cnenen,s FIN
a'ed on the Brick Row, in the city Of Richmond. ar
freient oceuSIed by Samuel Clark, Samuel Barret
& Co and Barsch H. Judah The tenements will
81 ut up itp1rateY, and there will be attached n
elsh tenement the land occupied Herewith, and
OF third oi brick luinberhouie 60 by 30 feet.
J nc iaies vii! be made by the lubCcribers az COM
nioners under the fsd Decree and the terms there
"i viii be one fourth Of the purchafe Nancy maid
dwu, one iOurth iii four months. one fourth in eioh,
Ironths aad the remaining fourth in twelve months
Rom the day Of iale-the purchalers to give bond
F NE three ialt Indictments, carry niereft from
b.s "l;e 1t not pundday paid-on payment whereof
ad not before as the prosperity will BE- held liable for
iNe purc.'Ic money, AID Gubea to be fold 10 raie the
il OF any either Of them if no; punc-
tnAly pnd) Conveyance conveyances, will he ex-
Seued Dy US as eonmioners aforelaid to the purcha(-
er or puFcha'er', in virtue Of the faid decree.
GEO FISHER,
JAMES crown,
Jansary 81. tdC
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Consrefs fhall judge proper, in fortifyiug the
harbour and city of New-York.
The committee have deemed il to be within
the limits aligned them, to recommend another
proposition, in favour of the capital of South.
Carolina:
RejofVed, That it is expedient to appropriate
the fun of dollars. IN IN. laid nm,
IN fuch manner, and under iuch regulations as
Consreis ihall judge proper, in terrifying the
port of Charleiton i'm South Carolina.
AND ior The Purpofe of providing for other
defeno clefs places, if any fuch there be, the com.
mttee fubmt another propofition:
the FUN of dollars. to he la o,,,
IN terrifying fuch ports and harbours, other
than New-York and CharleAon, as the preGdent
or the U. States hall think mott conducive 10
the public fecurity.
Committee room, Jan. 81, 1906.
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NOTICE.

II virtne of deed of tru1, executed to me nv
J J'ln, Kelio, to fecure the payment of debt
-9ae bv hus to John and VIM. Bell, hall, on the
SSH OF February next, the houl of the faid Joiu
k~lo, in the upper end of the county Of Cumberland
proceed to- fell 70 much of that valuable FARM,
Containing $50 acres of Land, which he now lives
Qu6jea to TWO prior deeds of TRULY will pay the
tum dae to the tad john and VIM. Bell of about fix
hundred and fifty pounds, with Tome interel there-
OF, for the benefit of John Eppes.
CREED TAYLOR, 'Truaee.
IAN. 23. (eptds.)
p. S. On the above land, is one of the bef farms
in the iurromding country, i'll fine order, with an
excellent crop OF wheat TOWN it, and it is within
2 miles oil manufacturing mill Appom1t,o1,
from whence there is good navigation to the Pc
terihurg canal will dpole of private Gae and
give reifonable credit for the balance acer rcceiv-
Ing 1000 dole in cath.
JOIN KPI.SO
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ENOCH SULLIVAN.
SILVER, GOLDSMITH AND IEwELLEr

SILVER, GOLDSMITH AND JEwELLER,
p ET'URNS his grateful thanks to his friends and
IN the public for the liberal encouragement afford
ed hin, in his line of buines and hopes by his punc-
tuat attention to the buinefs, to which he was bred,
TO ntnre concentration Of the favor of liberal pub
lie Fie offers for faic a: his ihop adjoining the
I.age Tavern, general afiortmen, of ver ware and
Jewellery OF the mot fahionable kind, coniifting of
hiver ca Pots, cream Urns, Tumblers. Spoons, and
nioursinS and fancy Earrings, Locket, Finger Rings
AID Breait Pins, JET, white and coral Necklace and
E'r-rngs, general fuPply of Combs, plain and or
nimcnted Pocket Books, thread Cafes, Miniature and
RIM. Cafes, gold and gilt sials, Keys and Chains.
Higheit prize given fox old gold FLYER.
December 3. n.
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aietriianp.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

Communicate J5r Publication in ns Trenton F.4,,ai.
ia.
Doaor Dexter, of Boaon, has dfcovered as is fun
poed the Egyptian Cement, that will reGf water, &
Tome Peron' imagine fire. The frl attempt he made
was tor the PurPoie Of preventing the water running
into his houe by the iides Of the chimney lie made
common water pail full Of ordinary lime and fand
MOI T,a and added thereto one pound Of brown fugsr
whch after 1t had dbIolyed in the mortar rendered I,
10 io as to prevent its ue for upwards of two hours
alter which period 1t began gradually to lien. lie
theu Parierod round the chmnios on the roof Of vi,
houie and 10 two or three days afterwards he fou
" hard that was with very comfortable difFicity
he drove mad into il with hammer Il haseG, a..
ally rsiiited the water and kept his roof tight.
The next experiment he made was the GOVERN Of
Sn old wooden hoUfe, that was 70 bad, my inforrBan
told me- the owner was to pull !, Of and COVERT a,ey
hw aud eSao'iued the houie nlylelf, fonie mont e
Ter IL Rad bcfu doue. I, has been found too mo- al
eulsrion to be much cheaper 70 cover houfe III;
way tl'an by giving It eaa. Of white paint. III
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go BE SOLD By AUCTION,


at The front door ofthe Eagle Tavern, in the CITY Of
Richmond, on the eighteenth day of March next
eniuing.
| Iihi nol valuable e0ate, fituated in the CONN.,
4 ty oil Wythe, and commonwealth of Virginia
AMI heretofore well known BY the name of ChiG,yels
LEAD Mines; but which, for forerme paft hath
been oonidered, as the property Of Stephen Auein
ana company, OF the city of Philadelphia, by virtue
o. Pnrehaie thereof By them, made under decree
"f t'r high court nf chanccry of the faid common
wealth, with the terms whereof they have not com
Vied.
That rurchale made on the Goth day Of Zebra
ary i7Q3' for the fun Of sos, aud lincc that Pc
Rod, they made fundry great and valuable i'm
ProveHients Oh the laid eaate.
The we'll known value of the property, and the
certainty which the bfcribers feel, Eat thofe who
mean to become Pnrchalcrs will faisfy thernfslves
thereol, on view render any further decription of
the property To be fold unncceiT1ry.
The ale will he made in conformity TO TWO fgyeraI
DEGREES OF the hyperion court of chancery which is
directed by law to be held at the Capitol in the civ
Of Richmond aforciaid, the ono pronounced OIL the
9Th day Of June aud the other or the 9TH day of DC
tobpr in the year 1902
Credi, will be given 20 the pnrehafce or purshaf-
ers, for term Of nine months for one and eirbteen
months Tor the other moiety Of the rurehsfe money
each mniety being fecured not only by bond with
good fecurty made payable to the fubicribers or the
furvivors Of then their executors, administrators or
agrs, Tor the urss in the faid decree fpeciied and
bearing inerea from the date bu, alto, by the re-
tsnion Of the legal eAae, uutil the whsle purchaie
money, with fueh interea fl,all be fully paid On
which payment conveyance or Couvevanccs aiIl he
executed TO the purehafer purehafers ~ virtue o
siie fId decree by
JOHN WtCKHAM, = Con,miliopers
JOHN WARDEN Of the
WILLIAM HAY, sourt.
Jan. 81. sw.
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h01" the B0ndeS Gazette Of Hugua7.

On Saturday lat, anc bored in the b,rto,.
the American fhip Connecticut. Cant yW;lj;,n,
w. story, belonging to New-York. Ian fro,,
batavla.-The Connecticut failed from, NJ.
\ orK IN November lat, and on her Daf,ge 70
lndla, touched AS the Cape of Good h.
ne Connecticut failed from Batavia on the 1s,b
OF June Iait, at the period of her deoarturr
there were two Dutch line of battle nina AZ
a n W tne ROADS, one of them bearing the
nag OF Admiral Harthnk, there were alto eli
thertwo or three frigates mt Batavia. and ~.
remaining frIgates belonging to the Acct wer.
undergoing fome repairs at Onrooft Roth f,-
gar ana coffee were exceeding fcarce and con-
iequently dear--the feafen had been rcmart,-
bly, healthy. '''""' MT
On Monday Taft, anchored in the harbour.
the American thIp Olive Branch, Captain She.
pard, from Bottom, in America, from whence
Inc failed on 10th Of January laft 1.-THE Olive
bFanch mas made very circuiious route from
Dnerca to Bombay, having touched at Ma
deira, Lhbon, the Cape of Good Hope. and
Flu'cat from the latter port ihe failed on the
26th ult.-On the Cd of June, off the Cane of
Good Hope, the Olive Branch fell in with anil
poke his Maiefty's nip Weymouth, Captain
draper, from England, bound TO the Eait-Ir-
dies.
SEcoHD JOAN D'ARc.
The French privateer that failed on the -o,,,
OF May, the day of the departure ofthe Ian ar
rived American "Trip from the Cape of Good
Hope, on crufe off st. Helena, is a low bui,,.
fait falling hip, difgufed to appear like ner.
chairman, and has "SwIFT or NEwpoRTD
painted ON her STERN.-Her name ia the Ne.
poleoa ; fhe carries thirty guns IL Founders.
has two hundred men, and is commanded bv a
WOMANin PETTYCOATS, who is botI
CAPTAIN and OWNER, and who keeps va
ff-tg Il & q 4
the BREEC:IES.
Much as we admire the heroifm Of this gal
liant Amazon, yet we hope, very foon 10 hear,
az Admiral Rainier was off the Cspe on the al
OF July, that fhe has already felt the ardoIr of
The gallant old Adniral's TRIDENT !!!ik
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
February 6

q" f"aay toe e!eOsnf5 day of AI,,B a.si 7viN6e Of
erHf for Eie, b. sdh. aaisa, at tie Eusle To4tr,
!" tie E!!y Of Rfsbmaad; tie foLOsp,sg 0aaa5is Pre-
Psr.y.
L Jour half mere LOTS, adjoining each other
L forming what Is uiiilliy called fquare in the
chyo. RIchniond, and deicribed in the plan of fad
city by the numbers ISL, 1872, $50 and 40
ihec LOS command beautiful pro!pe2. of the river
ana IN every reipeet are wed! worthy the attention oil
perlons dfpofed to build.
The BRICK STORE or LUMBER HOUSE e.
tua;e the freet which leads from the main t,.e,
IN RchHiond TO Shockoe Inipe cfC about 30 fee, in
breadth aud about So feet in length, more or lcf-
being part Of the property formerly owned by Mr..
Wm Fenwick. and lying between the building now
occupied by Mr.. George Watt and chat owned BY
MIR. Marcus Eicau.
The Meiiuage or TENEMENT and parcel Of
ground containing and an half acres more or IeC,
where Mr.. Vim. Fenwrk formerly reGded, near
Rockets.
n n'nre particular defeription is deemed unneceIa
ry' the property intended for fale being well known
to mott Psrlons rehding in Richmond or the neioh-
oourood-and it is preiumed any perion inclined to
purc'a!e, will nc itlor which purpofe the KEYS
OF both TepeTents may be had by applying TO Gale
go. Richard, & Co. who with give any further insor-
ma'ion thu; may be willed.
Terms of iae, approved en,ioried notes negotiable
at the bank of Virginia, at 3, ID, and 20 months
The egal title he retained till the purclae money
is paid, or Deeds OF Trua 10 be executed = the pur
chaisrs as may be agreed on.
CALICO, RICHARDS, & Co.
February 6. tdf.
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CVoLvMx 2.

houie mentioned had been p-boarded or one
board projecting ina fmall degree over the esther,
and the iath nailed ON hantwe, If may ue thu ex-
Preh'on, to enable the mortar when put ON to $curl
'ouudh they had thrown on to it when the n,orSar
was nrit put on and while feft, fine gravel which,
made the whole reicmbe one fold piece Of Zone.
ne covering appeared to me,o be hard as Aono,
and ohierved great number of houfe, in Bognn
oa'em' and in the country round, done in the fame
way. ~ ~
1t inte found that molafes will anfyer as we'll
that 1t changes the colour of the mortar WHICH
'ugar will not. In covering houies with tile or iI,t
moaiies is preferred.
1t IS alto found fuficient to take quart of mo.
nts 10 suihsi OF mortar, or whereabouts the NOR
uled. = San DC
nave iueh confidence in the Cement that in.
reno TO c0Vera houie am building at Pow,es-Hsos
Yours, &c.
ANTI: DEY,
-" H;n@:y' 27th May. 1905.
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In Senate eftbe United Sta.es. I
JANUARY 2s, 1906.

FIR. LOG AN, from the committee appointed to
co"hder the bill to fufpend the commercial
ih'ercourie between the United States and
certain parts of the Hand of ST. DOMINGO :.
reported the bill anne nded as follows.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SAFE.

TWO HOUSES aud LOTS on shocto Hill. in
J. rroa de6rablepart &C the city, and poiIt fling
~;cry accommodation for family. A long credit
,1J he allowed, Virginia Bank Stock at very IL
bcr.,i prize taken in cvcuncs.
! have So%' aer.s of Virginia land warrants which
viii fcIi low lor calh.
THOMAS NoRgELL.
Im. ~, e.
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DOC TOR UPSHAW.

INTENDS pratafng medicine anh furqery in the
q city and ueighb'rhood Of Richmond he promires
punanll attendance IN thois who give him employ
incnt
I'm. ~. S<T4w.
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JHE SUBSCRIBER,

INTENDS in addition to the court: of Richmond
? ari h'rg Wihsni, IN which he now practices to
attend tie co'n;y .pur- " New. K,ypt
WILLIAM NTZHUGH, BP8XTON
faaca., rs. T.u>
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WILL BE SOLD,

a T Psbiic Auction, in CharLo.trve, on ,he sri
L a March next, so NEGSOES
JAMES LINDSAY,
HUGH NELSON.
February 4. tdr
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CAL E.1n.y.

ANTI: DEFY,
-" N'a@:y e7th May, 1905.
IffTHa q aA:ter from a gentlemen of f;.re-.
IN LoSden, to bis eo,rsLbandent in -4ark.
dated Dig. 1. 1905.
SINCE my lat letter to thee. the TIor,ic,,1-
s e society has been fully eitablifhed. and
rom the important views it propofes, vii, PRO-
badly prove an ufeful inftitution.
an imitation of the Royal ipititute of WEI
HnlHer, which was upon the plan of the Ma
=; ', ini''tnte or france, one has commenced
IN the city of London. Towards carrv;ns !.
INTO execution E7s,ooo were fubfc,ibed in %
ours ; mad the tnbicription been open a few
noufs longer X 100000 would have been RATED
ooine VINO were diicontented have beepp ano.
q, ,her upon lcia cxpcnfvc f:a!s, and il fcens
Nicely 70 iucceed. AS / thought that both were
"'eiui have fuhicr;bed to e1ch.-There is a.
n no oegnn IN Weftminfter, upon the high
CT 'ca'e' called the Britifh and Irill,, to pro-
IN mote arts and licences, in national aud extern
h'e manner 70 that at the fame ting that we
arc hghting nation, we have become a pbilo.
iophie one. with the latter NAV faften the
a'perity, and fliortsn the duration OF the for
nler. ~ "
Inc exertions ofthis nation are afopG,in-.
IN the m'dlt of an expenye war, two docks
Iii: eu e"cdVateu, one at the eXpence of one
r III she other Of one million and half
ns iuotcr'ptlons were raited in few hours,
"" e .ne mares pay ten per cent, profit.
otiii more furpriiing it is, that there C,ould
DC PEA, at tue lame time, national debt of 500
ui'ions, which in reality is 70 much flper3p-
o"s wealth. Some years ago Mr.. Pitt began 4
nnk,i'S fund after plan of DIR. Prices TO psv
en- the national debt. 1t has liquidated 70 nil
hons' aud now proceeds at the rate of MILL.
onS year; but the time cannot be far ditant
wren another act OF parliament mutt be pafT.d
10 mop ITS progreis for as the national debt is
merely iuPerhuous focS or wealth beyond the
ueH'ahoS OF commerce, manufactures and a.
er,cn'ture, were it paid off it rnul be lent IN
Other nations, or laid by as dead capital. II
hu.t De aiked who is to pay the ntereft of the
national debt Ultimately thofe who lent thc
principal, and they can well afford it. The
"eauh OF this country is about 1000 millions
ana a debt under 500 millions would be ruinor,
to the country. BY this immenfs wealth of
national debt, or depoft Of monied men. 90
ee'nmcnt could raiie 60 or 30 millions fterlin-
IN "a hours.
Pray what focieties bave you at New-Yorl,
Have you natural hiftory focieiy. Have Won
one Tor promoting manufactures, arts. and
commerce Is the fociety for the recovery of
drowned perions well fuppored All theft.
'eem particularly to claim yosr patronage. and
exoenfe. 20
lfyou have any RatiHical hifory or account
OF New ork, fhould be glad to perufe il.
! poneis aireadythe valuable works Of my friend
DF; Morie have Beiknap's MaGaciufetts,
and Ramfay's Carolina but no difintt vol
on New-York.''
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y PoL l. page 24o.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
FOR SALE,
AGOOD SECOND HAND CHASE
Enqcire Of the Printer.
Newport, FEB. iath, 1896.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
"A LII perfon, having any demand, sgsinA the
"A Efae Of Capt. Thom" Cole, hate Of
North. Kingaown. Drcesfsd. are rqusaed toEx-
hibis the fame for fctfencnt and ali thoss IN
debssd to faid ERsse. are defired 70 make immc.
diate payment to the fubicribeu, who are duly
ssthorized to fetIe the fame.
cS,S5sNsDS GEORGE ". COLE. oDkh' AA""y''s''".
Nsrsb. ki.Sfsssn, Ms,eb -, 1906. 4
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
TERMS OF THE REPUBLICAN.

sT To fubfcribers ia town. where the papers
are delivered, Two Dollars per annum--one
half 10 advance, or the whole at the end OF fix
months.
In the country, by cafual conveyance, One
Dsllsr Fifty Cents per annun--the whole to
be paid on fnhfcribing.
To difant fubfcrib-rs. by mail. Two DOL
lars per annum-pay able in advance.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
JOB SHERMAN


Haf reeived a ConEgmmsnt of
8o fdes fole Leather
Eepi's Leather
Cali Skins sGd Boot Leps. ALSO,
A very extenhvc aGorment Of DRY GOODS.
Cs1eding Of
Superhne Broadcoihs and Cafiimeres
Common do. do.
Royal Pssent Cord fancy do.
Vevets and Thickicts
ToiIness and SwAnz,down
Bombailets and Popplenets
WiIdbo,es
Ruiiells and Calimsncoes
Flannels aud Ba;zes
Dimities and Czicoes
Grape
Real COirain Linens. by piece or yard
Leather do.
Platillas do.
Brown do.
RuGia Shcesiug, white snd brown
Snipenders, by dozen or nngle
variety of Checks by place
Check Handkerchief DO.
India Mullins
Home made do. for flirting, very nice
Cotton Bedticl., and Cotton Ysrn
variety of Men and Wonens Shoes
Camels Hair lhawis
Silk Gloves
Piece Green Moreen
Blanket, ard Rugs
Cotton and Silk Umbrellas
Carolina and French Indigo.
GROCERIES as ufual--
Among which arc five kind, OF TsAs and Co.
oa fhslls.
The above srticlss with mauy others. ,oo
numerous TO mention in an adver,ifement, will
be Sold on the mcR moderate tcrns.
Ntwps'f, rab mo. 4,b. 1905.
Benjamin t. Chandler
rs opening at his Shop No. 9. Cheap Side
i Providence, directly oppofte the Rege, VII
iiams Bank, a large sGorment Of
Ingram C' Scotch Floor Carpefings,
which wiIl be fold as cheap a, can be purcnafed
in the State. Alfo, large af!onment of
Dry GooDs,
lower than ufuai.
Augua 20, Nv.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
CHARLES D'WOLFE,

Has jR yseeiUed, and for Eaie, at bis Store in
Brjaoi, The foilo1Uing ariieits, viz.
p AIsINS. cslk and box, frefh, and Of ex-
IN cellent quality, jaa received from Mala-
"a; ALTO Cattle Soap, fweet Oil in boxes Of 30
Halks, and boxes of ~ BOTTLES; CIaret Wine IN
esAss of so gallons Silks of various colours,
Italian Luteftriug, plain, Ariped and crcfs-bar-
red. and two trunks of fewing Silk, various
colonrs.
Byifei, Der. II.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

Now Landing, at Long Wharf. the Cargo of
the nip GEoRor WAsHrKoroS. from
St. Peseriburgh.
Cey5fmg Of
90 Tons Clean Hemp.
.s ss dc. dc. s.. s's s.s'' 81. i's'' Dc. fat bar"
IS do. old do. do. azorted, !. I, and i
inches fquare.
ado. Yellow Tallow,
do. Flax.
Rufiia and Ravens DUCK, Of the hra
quality. for fsle, by
For Cath or unqueaionable Notes, esLJ. at
either Bank.
Newport. Oaobcr 81. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

TO BE SOLD,
90 Barrel, good Prime Pork,
200 8oiheis Coed Rye,
Iooolbs. Hogs Lard. Enquire Of
SIMPSON & BARKER.
Newport. Feb. AZ.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
WE THE SuRSCRIBERS

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS
- ENG appointed ommHioaers by the ho-
4) norsbc Court of Probate, for the Town
OF North Kingaown, TO receive and examine
the claims OF thc creditors TO she Eitate of
EUNICE PHILLIPS,
Jingle woman. late of faid ;oun, deceafed, rep
reiented infolvent, hereby notify all pertcns ha-
virg any demands againit fsid Esa'e, 10 exhibit
the fame 10 either OF US the iubfcriben at our
REFLECTIVE dwelling,, at any time wilhiu Twelve
months from The date hereof. being the time al
owed by fsid Court.
GEORGE THOMAS, | Commit
DANIEL +. UPDlKE, ! .EoAs,t.
All pertous iadebted 70 Efac, are Tequeited
TO make immediate payment 20
DANIEL WALL, AlwinJqratOr.
North. KineHown. Feb. &c, 1906.