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Nervous DMordcrs.:
Confumptions,
Lownefs of fpirits, \
Lois of appetite,
Imrrrity Of the blood,
Hy&erical affections,
Inward weakncfies,
Seminal wcaisnefes,
Flaoraus Cor whites)
Barrennsis,
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K O B E f T G. K A Y,
Septenbcr 4.

Bo0kjsllr, King I5fseI;
Has jaa received from Philadelphia lhe '0''''
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II AMILTON's ESSENCEANDE Elk
TRACT-of MUSTARD,

Afafe and etFectual remedy for. govt, raenmaiin''
plfey, lprains bruifes pains in the tace and neck &c
And has performed more in the above Complaint
than all the other medicines ever before made public
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Violent cramps in the
ftoms:h and back,
Indigestion,
Melancholy,
Govt in the itomach,
paius in The limbs,
Relaxations,.
involuntary emiilions,
Obltinate glects,
In,potency, &c. &c.
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In cas of cxtreoity where the 1ong prevalence ana
ebanacy ofdileafe has brought on general lmpovef
aent of the fyG.m, executive debility o. the wnole
men. or cordial could repair, perseverance in the pe
Of this medicine has performed the 'soa aaonisAing
cures
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08
" O TIC Z.

THE purchasers of property, a. the sales
in Charlotte and Albcmarle, conducted
byWiison Cary Nicholas, esq. are request
cd to take notice, that the bonds executed
by them for the am0unt OF their respective
purchases, are now in ny possession, by
virtue otaan assignment, from Mr. Niche
las. Punctual payment, at my Office, or
the day, ON which the bonds become due,
IS expected. In every case of failnve, suit
will certainly be brought, without DELAY
AS some of these bonds viii become due,
between the 18th and 22d Of December,
when | snail be necessarily absent on pub
lc business in Norfolk, Major Scott, the
Mlrshai Of this district, viii act for me,
from the time OF NJ departure until my re-
turn. GEO. BAY, ..Htioraey
ofthe u S,}orhe pa. Oistrict.
Richmond, Oct. %, 1906. wit
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marx, GERMANY, Holland, France, SDain,
,taly, England, Scotland, and Ireland. E.
ven II we were to go no further, a considc-
rable difficulty would exist in ascertainine.
F.. what proportion of the people ought to feel
the sympathies which are alluded tor.
how any individual could distinguish the
organic proportions of his own system which
properly belonged to Great Britain. But
this viii not be attempted, all here is in
such confusion, that the Americans might
DC called mongrel nation, even Is The Sc
Verai nations from whom, they are descend
Ell, had liked and stationary character.
inc orlSn OF which could be traced to the
highest antiquity, but when each OF those
natlons have been formed in the same man
net, further Investigation would not avail.
Z terE2pS, at future day, the writer may
oiiSr 2 more Copious Illustration. relating
TO the origin and co,nmixture of the nati-
ons o. Europe, wh;cit are the progenitors
ct the Americans. Whereby 1t will be seen,
that al the people Of Europe, including
those OF Great Britain and Ireland, have
oeen SO much and SO Frequently mixed to-
ssther In the course OF wars, commerce, re-
NpiouonS and conquests, that there is not 4
man of any nation or language, who can
establish the genealogical descent even of
the nation TO which he belongs, much less
Of any particular family. If these truths
should be established, and believed, the in
genious writer would lose the benefit which
ne expected to derive from the delusive and
magical effects and influence Of the words,
8 c2lrhiof c-17tractioR." Itworld be known
that all the Europeans, as well IS Ameri-
cans, belong toone great family, WHO ought
TO be IS much united in the sociaI duties Of
aifectien, phiianthrop'.y and benevoience,
as they arc in origin, and general charac-
ter.
The.emPeror Napoleon, has declared, in
the most solemn and pabiic manner, that
he VIII devote the power, which providence
has been pleased 70 ccafer upon him, to
these laud@blc purposes. He certainly has
the meaas to 90 q great deal; and So lar
IS ile has gone, considering the dangers
oy which he has been assa;iEd, il must be
admitted, that his progress has been So
great rs % JUSTLY a hope, That he aspircs
20, and may perhaps, attain the exaltcd
distinction ctbcins hailed as the bcnetactor
q mankind.
PACIFICATOR.
90 DC contiaHed)
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TERMS.

]. It shall BE printed or M entire new type,
of q size larger tn IN that used in the last
edition of the Revised Code, published in
1903.
i. The paper shall be of good quality, and
tn Eo1k, when oound, viii form a volume
III NSe octave, to match the first volume
OF the same work. The numbered pages
cannot be ascertained, though it is exnect-
ed, from che matter Of which the book
vii bc,composed, (there being ninety-tfcf
new Chapters in the continuation from
1t0l 10 1906, and upwards of ore hun
dred omitted acts) that it win contain
NJ ar.y as many pages as the last edition
III. The price TO subscribers will be FIVE
DOLLARS, to I've paid on delivery of the
book--to non-subscribers the price will
be considerably encreased.
- SUBSCRIPTIONS are received BIZ tie
fH5isher in HtcImond
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Gloucester Loav Grounds.
For SALE

.NN the premises, the second day oG ia
~ nuary, 1907, a TRACT Of LAND, w
ing on Il branch Of Severn River, In the
COUNTY Of Gloucester, containing by estimaI
ton 548 acres about one hundred Of which
are cleared and very fertile, the rcmain-
der, we'll covered with oak and pine of a
superior quality. The oak timber (Which
is most abundant) is supposed, by all ac-
quaintcd with the land, 20 be the best. in
this part of the county, either for slaves,
or ship building. From the timber alone,
. nett sum may be made, equal to the pur-
chase money. ON tie premises are a dwell
ling housc, Commcdiors Quarter ant! large
barn, all III good repair, likewise, d corn
house and stable.
no situltion possesses greater advantages
than this. The nsighboihood, good one,
and Severn River, justly ranking among
inc first, for fish and oysters, 1t ycur door.
Should thc purchaser be inclined to add to-
his tract, he may do il, most probably i'm
what quantities he may think proper, as
two trects Of land adjoining, w;ll ia a short
time be divided among several lcgatees.
Persons wishing 70 view the land, wiz
apply TO Mr.. STERLING SEAvzLL, ON
the premises, or to the subscriber residing
IN Tie ne.ghborhood.
Terms Of sale Will be made known OH
the day, aEd viii be rs accommodating az
possible. JOHN J.. SEAWELL. Ex'r
G.B The above land sold by direction
CIV lbs.
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A list of one Hogshead Tobacco remain
n ing in Gray's Greek Warehouse, with
the mark, number, weight and the name of
the person for whom it was inspected, which
ifnot claimed agreeably to law. viii be sold
IT Surrv court house on the fourth Tuesday
IN February next Chat being court day.)
ID. Il. No. 1T8. Gross 154S, Tare 145, Nett.
1888. Damaris Rirdsong.
PYLAND e DAVIS, KnShecfors.
SurIy county, 29th Oct 1906. 6w
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Sale or LAND.



THE following tracts Of LAND, to wit !:
one containing 500 acres, situate i'm the coun-
ty of Louisa, known by the name of Tur.
ncr's. formerly the property o. John Mich,
adjoining the lands Oh Anthony Winston, j..
Ambler, Samuel WaGdy, So. and Ccorrc
Davis, and IS about nine miles below the
courthouse. This land is we'll adapted for
the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco, OIL
which are improvements suitable for IA
miiy, with as good spring Of water as any
in the county. Any person disposed to pur-
chase viii be shcwu the prcmises on appli-
cation to Mr.. John Waddy who lives adioin-
ing, or the subscriber IN Richmond. The
terms Of the Louisa Land, is orc third in
months, one third in months thereafter,
and the other third in six months thereaf-
ter. IL viii De Sold privately at any time
between tbs and November Louisa court
next, If not sold before that time, then and
at the said courthouse, il will be sold ri
public Sale by Mr.. John Waddy Of said
county, or the subscriber in Richmond.
ALSO, one other tract in the county OF
Hanover, containing I25 acres, about three
miles irom Newcastle, and ADJOINING cant.
RobcTt King, on the main road leading from
Richmond TO Blackweil's Neck. Terms of
sale viii be six months for one half, and Tho
otler haG in six months thereafter. This
Land viii be Shcw b. ;he subscriber. Ap
proved security VIII &c required.
WADOT TURNER,
Ige1t ar me LcCatees #
EATEL. TCE%Ek, Zee.
October 90, 1905. 1t
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HALEY COLE, and )
rHOMP. BLUNT, &c rs
EDUCATION.'



THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he will continue his
SCHOOL at his house in the lower end Of
Albemarie county, where he teaches the
Greek and Iatin languages, the English
language Grammatical!y, Comfoaiaio1i, and
the Raaimc7fa OF the Mathematics
His price COR boarding and tuition, where
scholars find their own beds and furniture,
is twenty -eigit pounds for ten months, one
third in advance, The balance at the expi-
ration q tho term-Two lnonths OF the
year, Nav and October, are allowed as VA.
cation. Where washing aid mending are
done, his price is tlirty-two pounds, terms
IS aboVc--l'or tuition alone his price is
eight pounds one half in advance. the ba-
lance 1T the crd of sis months
Parents who place tlcir children under
his instruction, may rest assured, that par
tiCU,ar attention viii pc paid to their mo-
rails and every assistance affotLed 10 pro.
mote their learning.
TO accommodate parents who feel dis
posed to educate their daughters, / would
board six or eight little girls.
JAMES G.. WADDN..
October 9TH 1906 ON
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IN Up .WD *.

IN WHICH WILL BIZ INSERTED.
I. Such Public Acts as haze been omitted in
the last edition of the Revised Code.
II. A compilation ofthc several laws for The
establishment OF the jomcs River, Potow-
mac, AppomattoH and Dismal Swamp Ca
nal companies; i'll all Of which the state
has an interest.
III. Acts for the establishment OF the NEutu-
nj Assurance Socicty against fire on build
ings of the state of VIRGINIA.
~. Laws concerning the Northern Neck.
". ATable of Fines, Forfeitures, Penalties
and Arnercements, designating such as
are to the use OF the Commonwealth :;
snch as go towards lcssening the county
levy such as belong to individuals and
suchas are appropriated to any particu-
lay object.
VI. Acts fov establishing Turnpike roads.
VII. Acts authorising the erection of Toll
Bridges.
All the Acts comprised i, this volume,
have been carefully collated By 4 gentle
man of the bar-Notes Of reference to for
mer and subsequent statutes, are annexed
TO each chapter, and copious INDEX will
be given at the end of the work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08
SUBSCRIBERS FoR
Bro1vn's Family Bible,

Are informed that the Books have arrived
at the store of Nicholas Hallam, in Rich
mond, near the Swan Tavern. They arc
requested to call Immediately and receive
thGm. II. w. NIcHoLs.
Richmond, Oct so, 1906. WAN
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JUST PURLI3nnn-
AVN ron' sALE Ar nus orr1c,

AND FOR SAFE hT TINS OFFICE,
f. PAMPHLGr.
OBTAINING Sketches OF the iIssrony Of FeAve,
aud ENoLAED--hnd Az account Of HApo
LEON hoHAPAnrE, Emperor Of France, from
ms n'ftn 90 ihe battle OF Auster!it1-erIce S.
April %, 1906. r.
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PACIFICATOR.
60 6e coniiaHed'.

NaEsuSsc1,iber prac,ises che Law in the
Court of ApDeals-the Superior Courts
81 Chancery, and Common Law, for the
HichmcRd District--end in the Federal
Court. WIN. w. HFNIfJC;.
Richmond, 1906. vim
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FOR TIE ARGUS.

Observations in opposition to the opinions
and principles, contendcd for in a pam
phiet called War in Disguise.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08
RUcxIycnAM CoUxq3-, 70 w1q':

RUcKIYCHAM .CoUN7'Y, 10 W14:
TAKEN up by Thomas Bondurant, a,
J. black HORSE, about i feet 10 inches,
high, supposed tobe 5 wears old this spring,
has two small white spots on his near but
tock, which appears to be a brand, has
some white hzirs IN his forehead, a scar on
MS left foot lock joint, Switch tail and
hanging name, and when touched behind is
apt TO kiak up. Appraised 20 co dollars
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08
RdLFE ELDRIDGE, D. c.

IvII y PHI, IoUO.
When dc horse above described wac
viewed and appraised, he had not shielded,
and the length OF his hair obscured brand
which at present is very perceivable,, on
his oil shoulder, II. Sts
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.ADYRRITSEA[E.NI,

WILL BE SOLD, on Monday the 17tf,
w November, If fair, ifnot the next faiI.
day, at the late dwelling housc of Daniel
MorrisSctt, dec. IN Chesterfield county, on
James river, near the Coal PETS ali the
stock Of HORSES, C.{I3y. 4 & 0GN
household and Kitchen I'URN2. RE.
plantation UTENSILS, AVID the ,op Of
CORN and,FoDDER. Twelve months
credit viii be allowed the purchase, IN all
sums above Eve dollars, By giving bond with
approved security, to bear interest from the
date ii not puncmaily paid for all sums
under, cash must be paid.--All those that
are indebted to The said estate will make
payment Immediately; and all those thai
have claims against the said estate. must
bring them in well authenticated by the
day Of sale, 30
HALEY COLE, and ;
THOMP. BLUNT, 1sS rs
October 25th, 1906. Stx
=. 5. At the same tine and place will be
Rented, the PL.lN I.47yO.W, and the
VEG ROE& hired out belonging to the said
estate, and terms made known on the day,
by the guardians.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08
James Fisher,

%say inst recciUcd from Me IEguyczc,o,y
g bH Hastiags AID Fisher, a con-
tiannels and Coatinrs.
, w liGh he viii sell considerably under tie
single piece. ".O ""'c OF
t'camsad, Oct. 91st, 1900. At
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

The Hungarisns complain Of an liberal gov
eminent which offen nothing to encourage their
ndoary, aud which News conasnt jcalouiy
t their privilege. and d,itruR OF their nation-
| altpirit. In Hungary as well az in Autlria |;
Vienns a. well AZ In all other cities, the peo-
| pie are convinced that the emperor Napoleon
has withed only for peace. that he is the friend
u all nations aud every noble fentiment. t.--Thc
Engiiih are the perpetual objects Of the curics
fali the inbjetts OF The emperor of Germany.
and of their univerial hatred. IL il not then
time that princes ihouid llaen to the voice Of
the people, and that they fhould endeayor TO
arrea the fatal influence Of the Englilh oIiear-
chy.
Since the paiIage of the Inn, rho grand army
has made in the d,ffesn, kirmiihes which have
taken place, about 10. .oco prifonets. II the
Ruflisu army had awaited the arrival OF the
French, il would have been deitroyed. Sever
al corps of the army are purifying the Rufiao,
with great vigor. The two pIoclama,ion,. of
which the following are trsnfs,ion,. were pub.
iiihed on the 10th and z,h ;ait.
PROCLAMATION.
Since the decree OF his excelIcney, sfs COM
military of the cour, eifabhfhed 10 Lower Auf-
trathc people arc informed that for the pIe!crva-
tion OF peace and order in the interior. it has
been dccreed thar certain Number of armed ci-
tizens. computing the nobes as we'll a. the MEM
bcn OF the academy Of fine ats. aud Other in
dividusl' who have means Of putting themselves
in conditions Of sppcanng in arms. fhsll aI-
ways be ready 10 perform any fervce which
may be required OF them. [Here follow the
places appointed for the parade Whco the
mu&er.rol il called, the trumpet nall be found.
ed twice at each place Of parade. The citizens
of each lection fhall repair to their poA with
their arms, and their wait for orders. IL il
arialy forbidden any perion. except the ciux-
en- foldisr, to appear on the public places when
the ,rumpen fhaIl be founded. Any perion
who hall contravene this order fhall be arreficd
by the patroies and delivered up 10 the police.
Meafufes have hkswife been taken 20 put ali ,ho
iick and poor who have not The means OF iubtif-
tence in,o the CRY hofpiIal in order TO be taxi
en- care of.
Brave inhabitants Of Vienna! You will thank
me for the wiidom Of thofc meaiures which are
taken for the good of your country. The ma
gltracy will concur in their execution with the
iame Continents which have always aetusted
them. Weexped every thing from the inhab.
itants Of this city. who have always diHinguilhs
ed themieIve, in every iiluation.
Signed,
THE VicI BURsoMAsTxR.
Dated, Vienna November al.
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LATE AND VERY INFORMANT FOR
EIGN INTELLlGENCE.
Trmj7ah0ns from tbs FEDERAL Ca=efts.
PARIS. DEG. =.

M. de Stsdion, late mihiRer from the empes
for OF Germany at the cours OF Radia, aud M.
the lientenaat general count dc Guiiay. have
been prefsn,ed TO his majcuy the emperor OF ihs
Fzench AT Brann. a. Plenipotensisres OF bis ma
jeay the emperor OF Germany They are in-
ysited with powers 60 negotiate. conclude and
lgn de6nitive treaty OF peace between France
and Aattria. Ga his Gdc the emperor Vt the
French has nominated M. de Taiieyraad, This
miniaer tor foreigo reIa,ioo'l whom he has in.
vetted with powers to that effect. IL is 70 be
hoped that peace will be the rsiult OF their ne
gocistions; bot this ought not 10 dimiuiih in
the leaf the zeal of the ioidien or OF the nation :
IL is on the contrary. new motive for the con-
fcIipts TO accelerate their march in order to jui.
tify that well known adese, 81 vl parsm, para
bs!lSm, His msjeity has given ordets to the
niiaiaen OF war and of the interior, to relax no.
thing IN their preparations.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

NOTIFICATION.

His imperial msjeay. who according to tho
promile which he made 10 the rcfpcttabc aatcs
Of Hungary, has deigned to clcfe the Diet. mas
been prevented by intervening circumasnccs
from returning to vienaa before going to Branu.
agsceably TO his hfa determination. But in
the mean time, Il il pofhble the French imper-
ial troops may enter Vienna. Experience haA
proved that they obferve adtf .diiciplinc and
diffegard the dangers Of war. Shopld this
take place he expects that his people will re-
main quiet and conduct themfelves with deco.
rum. recommend it to each one in particu.
lar and bic majeay our fovereign, far fsom ex-
peeting zeal which might only comprenis
the lives and property Of his fubieAs would
puniih lcvcreIy the lcaf difofder, NOT only be-
caule he himielf has declined defending bic own
capital, but becauie he enterains moR gra-
cious folicitsdc for the welfare Of its inhab-
tantss
Sigoed,
RoBoLPHs, CoMPrR WRBsA.
Commlaaiy Ut the court.
ViISNx, Nov. IL.
TWENTY THIRD BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.
From fbe CeFk SrbNsbvms, Nepsm6sr IA.
At the battle Of Diesnfein, where 1000
French attacked on the Iith, between 1S and
10000 Rufisns, kept their poGsioos killed be-
iweeo 3 and 1000 men. cspsared sfeif colors
and made 1900 prifones the 4th and 9th fcg;-
mcnis Of light infantry and the 10Th and 3sd
regiment Of infantry Of the line, covered them
fcives with glory. Gen. Guzsn there di!plsy.
ed great vsIOs and good condod. The RuG.
Gsns the day after that battle evscssscd Krems,
and quilted the Danube. leaving 600 pfiion-
tn in the utmoR diasefi. They found on the
road many men who had been wounded and
died daring the night. The intention Of che
RuHians lxms TO have been. to have waited ss
Krms for reiniorcemeoss and TO have sasb-
lined ibemielves on the Danobs bot she Bat
tie of Diefnaein has difeoacered their plans.
They have feen by what 1000 Fsenchmcn
cosd do. what thsy night sxPeet when COO.
lending ssaiuR equal nsnbess.
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TERMS OF 7Hs REPUBLICAN.

- To fubfcribeu in town, where the papers
are delivered. Two Dollars per annum--one
half in advance. or the whole at the end Of fix
months.
10 the country, by cafusl conveyance, Ono
Dollar Fifty Gents per snnum-the whole to
be paid on fnbfcribng.
To difant fubfcnbcn. by mail. Two DOL
lars per annuM--psyable IN advance.
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II YING in aad near the town Of Maflbo-
IL rough, county of Hartford and State Of
Connecticut, within eight miles OF Conneeiicst
river. The Farms contain from 10 to 10
acres each, with dwelliog honfe. barn. and
other conveniences. The bef accommodation
of the Farms will be an actual view of ihem.---
A very liberal credit will be given. For fur
ther particulars enquire Of the iobicriber.
JOEL FOOTE.
Ma,iboysssb, Nev. 8, rSos.
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Fer Jai< BY
JACOB RICHARDSON,
AT The Posr-OFMcE,
A large Aaortmenr of
Books and Stationary.
g The circulating Library has every
day, fomething new added TO the large coliec.
tion of Books.
Il general ADsnmenf IF
School Books ;
Among then are Ms,,ay's which arc certsiny
the beft books for Schools now in print.--HiI
frft book for Children. Reader, Grammar, In
PRODUCTION, and Sequel.
ALMANACKS for the Tear 1896.
Charts of all the World
America. Europe. Ads. and Africa. Book and
Sheets.
WRI7TNG PAPER,
Of all qualitie, by the team or quire--Quills OF
all qualtie'-Waiers aud Sealing. Wax.
About 5000 pieces
Hoa)e Paber s Borders,
Of different fsures and manufactures. iome
American, French. aud Engliih.
FUk s.
Muffs and Tippeu, and Trimmings.
CUTLERY.
Pea.KDives, from 8 DoIlau TO Gents each.
Multard & Sweet.Oil.
=" TICKETS in the P,icataqoa Bridge
Lottery-Alfo. in the Amoikeag- Canal Lotse-
ry. 5000 Dollan higheR Prize, in each.
Newport, Dec. 10th, I8os. If
French 7o1oa Seminary Lottery.
n Ii peflons who are indebted 10 the Man
"A agen of faid Lottery, for Tickets in the
ira Clais, are earneay rqneAed to make i'm
mediate pay ment otherwiic their Notes will
be put 10 fuit without further notice.
THOMAS FRY
PARDON TlLLIEGHAST D40'a-
GEORGE CARD. S
Ee6- -Gyeex1V,eb, Oct. 8, 1906.
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SAMUEL JAMES,

HAS FOR SALE,
A This Paper Hanging Mandatory. which
"A 10 in the Houie be now occupies. oppo6te
to MIR. Lsqv6 Psek's, on the Wef-Side Of the
Bridge, Providence. great variety Of.
Hogf Paper and Bordering,
of the neweif and moa elegant Figures 1t whole.
fale and retail, on as good terms ~ can be pur-
chafed in Americs.
Agenerous credit given TO thofe who pur.
chaie by the quantity for retailing,
NJ. B. The above is printed 90 good pa
per. and the work we'll executed, by and undef
the direction of workman from Europe.
AtW =. iso4, 81.
Four bufhels of Garden Peafe,
80 BE SOLD BIZ
BURLINGTON ANTHONY, in Port.
- mouth, wsrrsnted good and OF the Iaft
years growth, viz. Early Charlton. Marrowfafs,
two podded, and Spsniih Dwsrfs.--AN.
TOO bufheis clean BsrIcs.
Frs. 8, 1906.
CASH
GIVEN FOR RAGS, ~ tLh Office.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

10 BE LET,
The upper part Of a Dwelling Houfr, with
convenient Kitchen below, with the privilege
of the Fountain water, leading in faid kitchen,
with an excellent Cellsr.-Apply as above.
Neqvporf, January III, 1906.