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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-16
particularly from the country, perhaps ne

Pa u|uiaiIy from the country, perhaps ne-
ver.
Had my original plan been followed, to
nave an agent in each large town, and one
In each county, and paid them, what was
afterwards improperly called, tax on the
policy--the Insurance would have been
made general, when never any quota would
nave been necessary. At the FIRST General
Meeting the article which proposed to have
those agents, was struck out, and their in
tended pay, stilcd Improperly tax on. the
policy, when it ought to have been called
additional premium because it went like
the other premiums to the general funds,
and was Ike them laid out in stock for the
use OF the Society. It was one OF those
sum. paid on entering, OF course became
and IS premium therefore cannot see
how some gentlemen can so far rniscon.
struc or lniscomprehcnd, to deny that II
was or is part of the premium, OF course
IT ought to be included in the quota how.
ever, 1t has specially been agreed upon
that IN the late call from the country no
part OF the tax shall he included in the two
ehirds OF the quota. The funds must be
sept up It matters very little il they pay
under one or tine other denomination.
w. T. Asst.
Richmond, Nov. "a, 1906.
- No doubt the printers Of this state
viii, for tie information of their customers.
insert the above in their respective papers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-16
advertisement.

a LIST Of % HogShcads Of rome
"A co, 7odici hare been d-hosite4 in
hoekoc Warchou8c oper two yrars. Ybcy
qaH therefore be soId at .4hfil Lez;ico
court ncct, 1not claimed bcf5re ma H0c
Uiz
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-16

on the rference of the said petition, it pas
sed in the negative.
Resolved, that the said petition be reject
ed.--Adiourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-16

CONSISTING OF variety Of useful and fashi~
enable articles, to wit:
Irish Linens, flanders Shcetioes. Ozne-
bUrgs, Hessian's Long-Lawss; Linen ami
Cotton Cambricks; Superfihe ard second
Broad Cloths and Casimers Blank cts.
Coatings and F!annels; Benefits & Fan
cy Cords and Velvcts; swans Downs and
Molc-skins.; rich fgur'd Satins Silver
M9shns Sarceuets Italian Lutestrinps
Cotton and Silk Chambrays Of vcrv hand.
some patterns; few Silk Pe.isses'; Gloves
and Hosiery; elegant Piumcs; Wreaths
and fancy EeatOrnaments hadsoIne
assortment Of Bbbous Table-Cloths and
Napkins in sets 81 7-4S 1914 Diapers
few sets Of China in boxes of 20 pieces
sets of Cut-Glasa Decanters, Wine & Tum-
6iers; Giass-Bowls, Spice-Bcttie Hall
Lamps, sc. Stc.
They have on hand and will continue 70
keep, as usual, comricte assortment Of
DUTCH BOLIIb1G CI,OTEfS
Those who buy with cash wi,lbc allowed a
very liberal discount which will be cncreased
accord ng to the augmentation Of the amount
OF their purchase at aapone hizrr. On sums
OF consequence, a credit ifrequircd, viii be
given OF three to six months the purcha-
SER giving approved negotiable paper
Richmond. 9th Dec. 1906 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-16

OF those gentlemen with whom I had been
associatcdin the Office oflegislation, / should
not do Justice to my feelings was to with
hold the expression OF those sentiments OF
esteem and afcctionatc regard with which
their characters have inspired me pray
you, sir, to tender them my warmesr ac-
kno" Judgments, and accept fer Yourself
the assurance Of my high consideration.
LEWIS HARVIE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-16
Richmond, Nov. "a. 1906.

NO doubt the printers Of this state
WIZ, TOR tie information oftheir customers,
insert the above IN their respective papers
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
NATHANIEL DEAREORN,
Book.Sknder SS Siatiorey.

LyAS taken the chamber over Meau. MrIs
i 4 e Roas&s' Store, No - Thsmes-
Street. oppolte MIR. qsvDsjfs1i's Coffee Houie,
where the Book. Binding bnfiueis will bo czIri.
cd on in its vsiions brsnchcs--Account Books
with VI without acci bscks ruled to any pat
tern Old books bonnd on fsslorabie terms,
ANY orders in the abcve bnGncs will be exc
coted with ps Saaiity and difpateh.
An excol.en, sGosimsnt of Stationary, Ac-
count and School Books, will always be KEEP,
for fale as cheap az can be purchafed in New
port.--Nv on hasd Watts Pialms, & Hymns,
large and irnall type, Scots L.Hons, Elements ol
Ufeful knowledge, American Prcceptor, do.
Selections. Aideat Reader, Dsbols Arishmetic,
Root, DO. MORAY Abridged Grammar, wcbfer,
Improved Spelling book, do. Grammar, TeAa-
meats. Alc,anacks ior 500. Qsiils from No.
s to I6.Slsiss Sc Slate Pencils, Letter & common
Writing Paper, Sealing Wax. wsssu, Lsad
PeIcils, lax Powder, red and black, Colombian
Orator, Morfe'' Geogrsphy. Alden's III, and
I'D Part. Entsiiainins books for Children, &c.
Whoieiale and Retail.
Jaa resolved. an excellent fapply letter and
Ve'lum paper fer drawing--Snperior paper 70.
Flank Books, Sc.
Has juR received the mot approved editions sl
Scored Mufc.
A vsricty of elegant
Small Book for Children.
Newport, Dec. is, 1905. If
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
WE the fubic'ibef.. being appoin,sd Con-

"IE the fubfcribef. being appointed Con.
w miffionsrs BY the Hoo. Court Of Pro-
bate fos the town Of North KingAowa, TO re.
ccive and examine the claims of the Creditor 70
the ERs,e Of THOMAS HIT. late Of faid
town. deceafed, repssfsuted infolvent hereby
notify al psrfons having any demands asains
laid Eaate. to exhibit the fame to either Of a
the fabGcribers ss our rsfpstsive dwsIIices, ae
cay time within Gx months from the date here
of. bsise the time allowed By laid CosrL
CEORGE THOMAS, 4 Con.
WILLIAM HAMMOND. Jun. I mis's.
All Psffoss indebted to fsid EAsse ais de1rsd
TO make immediate psyment to
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Admiaihasor.
North-kisgaovns January -. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
MeEs. Marcy g T,eyett,
Rofpef4fully inform the Pubiic.

RefPe6fslly inform the Pob'ic.
THAT thsy have opeoed thsir ScnooL, In
i Chfke-Stfeet. scar Wsihinston. .Sqsare.
late the rs6desce of Mr.. Hiliisn B,ilks,--
Where youth wilI be carefully sasshs Reading
srammaticalIy, Writing, Cypherine. Geosra.
ply. Book. Keeping. By fnsIe and doshle cot.
~, kc.-Thols who may intfa& them with
their childrea, may depend sn the krieae9 a..
seotioa being paid to their morals and nannes
Of ehavior.-Houn Of Tsision from to .,
O'Clock 10 the morning and from to s in the
sftesnooa-The Evening School from 6to 9
o'clock.-For further Patsiculan apply 1t he
School Room.
80 The LATIN aod GRssR Language,
viii be taught 10 shofe Who via IL.
Newport, Nov. sL 1895.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06

I For THg KHoD1. ISLAND KgrVoLIcAHs
Z NJ. BJGee,
II 20. think proper, give this place 10 your
Republican paper.
SINCE Man has fall'n from hin primcval rate.
To evil prone % fcripture doth felatc.---
Tb;s by experience, 10 the truth. indeed,
And for this cauie. oil nations Rand in need
OF government, and laws for to fecure,
The livcs and property Of rich and poor.
For this grand Object. this important end.
When peace and Independence was obtain'd,
The wife tages Of Columbia met,
At the esand council end in convention lat,
To form Union and the States combine,
And under one government all to join:
To form Conaisstion juf aud wife.
That We to honor, and TO wealth might riie.
Oh happy Coussry where, can fuch be found,
Such peace and liberty ss here abound
Where every clais Of Ci,izeus are free,
Where genius, merit, and philanthropy.
Are sll encousag'd for the general good.
And an the rights of man well undcrifcod
Where By the iovereisn voice the general will,
The vile and good are choien out to rule.
No tyrsnt, king, defpotic here TO reign
No hereditary mobiles TO maintain
No satiouxl religion to control.
Bot wosihip God a. he pensades the foul 1;
No papiSh power, With impo6tion hev,
Bat ,he pare Gofpel preached free and clears.
No Church and State. the policy ofkings.
Asd hireline psisRs, TO anfwer their own ends, !
Bu, happy. clear and free from all thefc things.J
Oh happy land and happy may it be,
While love Of jsAice. virsse. liberty.
Infpire the iosl and oil srite % one,
Which was the krvent prayer Of Warrington,
And from the broiIs Of pations 70 keep clear.
Bot in our own defence for war prepare.
s~t ACITlZEN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06

FOR S<LE-q-NrO LOTS OF LIND,
T YlNG md being il that part Of Newport
LI called Newtown, near Mf. Record Heath's.
ALSO
A Dwelling Houte and Shop, near the Red
Market. For fsrrher particulars enquire of
SPENCER HALL,
Nsss sbs Red Msrkss.
Decembes IS, I8oS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
Engraving on Stone.
ELISHA SMITH. jun.

% ESPECTFULLY informs the public that
An, he has taken the Yard lately occupied by
Mr.. Henry BsH, where he carries on the Stone
Cutting ba6nefs, in all its various branches.-
Thofc who favor him with their employ may
depend upon having their work executed with
neatncfs aud difpatch.
EswYsrt. Arg. 20. #
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
FO r S A L E,
A WIND-M I'LL.

CITUATED about half q milcf from the court.
- houie, on the main road leading TO Provi-
dencc, ia good repair-The whole or one half
will be Sold, a. may bef fait the purchafer.--
Payment made eafy.-For further particular,
enquire Of ,.
Newport, Iath Feb. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
FO Z S A L E,

4 LOT or LAND, sndes good improve
"A ment, cop,aining I6o feet in front on
John Street. sod 100 feet on Laven Street,
Said Lot is we'll fenced With Local pofts. hand.
fomely fitustsd for building. For terms apply
10 BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS.
Newport, Feb, iath. 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
HOTEL.
FssFstssfFfFf
THE SUBSCRIBER
sssss....ss.s..

THE SUBSCRIBER
INFORMS the public and hi, former cueom-
L ere. that he hn opened genseei TAVERN
and BOARDING HOUSE, At the fgn of the
HoPr, in fpacious bUiIding. ereeaed by rhs
Bfiitol Infsrsnce Company for that purpoic,
with convenient STABLE. and in a central
part of tho town--Whcre Gentlemcn and Ladies
may depeud on good acconodations. e1-Ev-
erv attention will be given, and the lmalleH fav-
on gratefully acknowledged. by
RICHARD BARKER
Brieol, Dec. IIth, 1906,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
TIN.PLAfE WORKER.
NATHANIEL MASON,

NATHANIEL MASON,
Reteafaib i.fs,m Biz ftsls ~si tie Ssbiit.
THAT he carries on the ba6neis Of TIM
i PLATs WolxRR. At his fhop. No. II7,
Tk,mes-Street. WHARF may Be had al kinds
of TIN.WARE, wholeiale or retail, ~ cheap
70 san be psrchafed in the State.-Confant at
teadsoce. and the fmsileA favors acknowledged.
Sfove-P;bes either effjs Or Sbwt-lr-
on, made At the ihofteR notice.
- Cath given for old Pewter and
Lead
Newport. Dec. lrth, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06

NOTICE 10 hereby given to the Crediton
III of the eeate Of WIliaw 7iiiisxbsR, Mer.
chant. late of Newport, dcccsfed, rsprefeat-
ed infolvcnt, that the Court of Probate of the
town of Newport have allowed sx months from
this date, to exhibit their claims aaaioff faid
etate to the underGgsed commifRoners, who
will receive the fame at thsir REFLECTIVE DWELL
ings At any time within faid term.--No claims
will be received uulcis properly atseRed.
JOHN SLOCUM, I Commit.
JOHN M. MANSFIELD, Essen.
All perfous indebted to faid cfiate. arc re-
quefed TO make immediate payment to either Of
the fabfcriben, or to Sally NJ. Smith, at the
Store Of MIRA. Tilliaghaa whole receipt will b
complete difcharge.
WILLIAM MOORE, il. l <x
CALEB GREEN, nam"y-
STEPHEN cAHOONE, "1''"'
Nsssssn. 7sb 0aste,. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06

- Wanted Immediately,
n T this Office, as an AppRRNr-
a Ica to the Printing Bufnefs, q
Smart, Active LAD, "a or IS years
of age.-dOne from the Country
would be preferred.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
Mrs. Doubleday.

- KSPECTFULLy informs her friends and
IN formrr crfomer,. thar Che has removed
from No. 80 ThAmss-Sreet. 60 M. IS Long
Wharf, near the Theatres vhese thoie Who
may pieafe 10 ssvor her win their cuftom may
depeuASn good accommodations. She earnef.
ly iolitsts the patronage of the public. With al
furances on her part Of every exerion 20 plcafe.
The fmalIs& favor gratefully received. and duly
NswSor, Jas. a3, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
John STEVENS,
qYM.PLA9E WORKER,

r qIN-PLA7E WORKER,
IEREBY informs the Public in general, and
II h;s Friends in particular, that he has Ia
ken the Shop, formerly occupied by Mr. Jofeph
Munford, deceatcd. in Thames Rrcef, whesemsy
be had all kinds Of Tin Ware. at the fhortef no.
,ice, and a. cheap ~ can be purchafed in the
State.-All favon gratefully acknowledged
CAN, and the highah price, given for Old Pew.
ter aud Lead.
Newport Dec. rath .sos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
TO BE LET.

THE eAa,e late the property of oliStr Dur
i fee, Efq. deceafed, and poGefiion given
zsth Of March, il not Ieaied before the aSth of
February next, will then be leafed at Public
Vcnduc at 70 o'clock A. NJ. tif fair weather,
il not the next fair day.I Conditions made
known at the tine and place Of fale.
ELIZABETH DURFEE.
Mkddlsfsus. JaS. IS. 1906. s76 a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that there are
IN number Of Small Childreo 10 be bound
ost.--Terms may be known, BY applying to
eithvr of the Snbfcribers.
ROBERT TAYLOR
JOHN T[LLINGHAST, fg.e"
JOB TOWNSEND, JS1"
Newport, Jaa. 10Th. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
SAHrMAKINC.

THE fubfcribsrs having entered into partner.
i hip. under the firm Of
Dunham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail Making bcinefs, ip its various branches,
At theiNSail Loft, on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Malbone. at the Sosth part Of the town.
Thofc Who may favor them with thsir cuaom.
may depend on pundsality and difpa,chs. An
favos win be gratefully acknowledged. By
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
WING SPOONER. I'D.
Newport April 5. isos. 7e,f.
Limp BLACK.
For /ais at stH office.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
P O E L r Y.
COMMUNICATION.
q.Hs CLOWNS MISTAKE

THE CLOW'NS MISTAKE.
AS through the town one holiday.
A raw young Yankee took his way,
'MlonsR other thing. he chanc'd TO fpy
A tavern fign-pok tow'rins high,
The hangry clown quick took the hint'
Sought the back door, and in he went:
To Zee the fellows awkard air,
Each cook and fcslIion gao 20 fare
The wsuchcs and the kitchen maids,
Contemptuouny tofs'd their heads,
They drop'd their difhcloers, and began
TO laugh ss the poor countsym,n.
Hodge loon began TO lnell = rat,
And quickly putting on his hat,
He left the gfeazy regiment,
And fraiehtwsy to che bsr.room went,
Where having come he looked up,
And faw againft the wsinfcoat fuck sp,
A fheet of psper eaily painted,
And with confpicaous capitals printed:
The countrymsn (who BY the way
Did NOT lack curioGty)
Nounteds chair, and thus began
To read the paper" Gentleman
And Ladies. now ye may improve
I" Your time and money, ifye love
To view tho curious works of nature
% For here is 20 be feen creature,
I" Az which there can't, for lose or money,
I" Be feen asoihcr half 70 funny.
=" This wond'r 'rous cfcstuse 10 IN Ape
That il in feausure, Gze and fhapes
Bat, that more noble part. his mind,
" So cal,iva,ed sand 70 rcan'd,
{" That ev'ry man who are hss feep II.
" Swears there Is nothing APifh in it,
"'Twould 6ll vol'm to tell q half, or
Quarter of what he knows, and therefore.
We humbly pray ye, great and fmalI,
I" To walk up fairs and fee Il all"
And now (as qaick - fhoula 6ad
A Gmile 10 fuit my mind.
Were ] Poet) mp he Aew.
To fee il what he'd read wss truc.
HalIooings. clsppings, loud huzzas,
And burhing torrents Of app!auic,
Soon met his ear; the mingled found
He follow'd, and directly found
The chamber were the Ape was kept
He paid bis cafh, and 10 he Rept.
And mingled with the company.
Among the ref there chsnc'd to be,
One OF ihofe we'll known curious creatures,
Of part man, and part monkey nature,
Calrd Fops land by fmall miRake,
That wifers one than he might make,
j ne country man no tooneI law hiWs
Than he began to afoke and paw him:
"I fwouch" exclaimed the gaping lout.
81 ,hiak my money veil laid ont,
Cor / can icarce beIievs my eyes,
+" Neverl how like man il il"
The beau, damh with aftouihment,
Had not yet giv'n his anger vent.
Bot now, This hrR furPrixe bang o'es)
He rav'd and Hamp'd, and cu--d and fw--e--
mot for his handkerchief Othello
In tn play, did louder bawl and below
Roses tatn'd pale. and qsak'd with terror,
For he mifruRed now his esfsr,
And looking round among the rabble,
He faw the Ape perchd on tabac;
So cap in hand, he how'd full lows
And thus sddreis'd tn indignant bcau--
% Mater Ihumbiy Ak yoHs pardon,
" You'll take no fence hope. for fartain,
" Poor Roger never meant to 'frontye,
s' He only took ye for the monkey. II
B,1dsl. Feb. -.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06

A LII psrfons, having any denands ssaink
"A the ERac Of STEPHEN PECKHAM.
late of Middlcrcwn, deceaisd, are requehed 70
exhibit the fame to the Ssbfcriber for festlo-
mcnt. And all'thofs thst are indebted 70 faid
ERase, are de6red to make immediate pay
SARAH BARKER. Exeensy.
Mddlctowu, Feb. 6, 1906. (78-,w)
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
IoMs i. Je,,z,ssssaI, & 20.
At their Store No. rag Thsmes.Street, front
Of Capt. James Perry's. ouer for Sale a
handferae a6ortneut Of
Fancy 6 Staple Goods,

Ssissd TO tbc Stejsx. -vbieb Aey are Gskymiued
to Sell as hsv az eax be tsrebe/ed In Nsav-
f9r:--
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Excellent Dutch Broad French Lsces,
Cloth, Laced Silk Sleeves and
Bea fuper6ne Englifh, Englfh Silk Gloves.
bloe, black, and mix White ard chintz Erin.
do. ees,
Second, middling. nndWhite and Colorcd
low prized do. Bed. Lace,
Super. and otter Calf. Very 6ne India Book &
merca, Null Muiins.
Very fnc white flannel. Extra ioug and habit
Yellow, bloc, black, red SM Gloves,
and green fannels, Mems white and black
Baizcs and Scfrges. Silk Gloves,
Costings & UehssRaiiia and Englifh Di.
lr;ih Linnens and Shirt apsr,
Cottons, ga and 6.4 Engffh Di-
Ve'vets and Patent sper. for tabIe-cloths,
Worried Cord, S-4 elegant Satin.
Patent Cord aRd other Damsik Shs*is
Waiacoating, CamcIs Hair do.
Blankets from Ga toEnglifh Luto&ring'.
if.4ths. Umbrcllas, &c. SC.
Newport, January I, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06

"a =
venisnt veil GnRled Dwelling Houfe, Cheefe-
Houfe, Crib, Barn. Chaiic- Hosfe, and other
ncceiYsry buildings thereon an excellent Or
chard Of engratcd aad wilding fruit, which
make. from 60 TO 90 barrel, Of Cyder yearly
yery wen fhelrered with large troes and beau
,ifni Garden. 1t is unnecefary to ceicribe the
soodneis of the foil. as it is well known to
be equal if oot fuperior 10 any on this iAand.
with one of the hsA privileges Of manure from
the Beach adjoining ;--a beaatifsI pond below
the orchard, where fine perch asd other 6fh are
taken in great abundance, and in the feafon Of
il, the 6seft G,ooting of fca fowl of almoa every
deicrip,ion The whole lying beautifully to the
fun. The grea,eA part CT faid Farm being now
in meadow land, that will average two tons of
hay TO the acre the reminder fuitablc for bar.
ley SC. The above casse IL we'll fenced, in iuit-
able divifons. with the bef of Aone wall. An
indifpu,sble title will be givsu. and the terms
made eafy.-Apply to.
NICHOLAS P. EASTON.
on the premifes.
Newport, Oefober q, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
&C O DS,

And fhortly expects an additional iuppIy.--
Thoie who may be difpo!ed 10 favor her with
their cuftom, may depend upon having every
erms as eau be purctafod in the State. Tbs
fmaR;f favor gratefully acknowledged.
Newport. Od. Q. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
Elizabeth Tillinghaff,

n No. II9-Thame-S Street,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public, and
N her friends in particular, that ihe intends
to follow the fame line OF baEnes of her lsts de-
ccsfed hu 5and, in the pies6ng hope, that with
the aid Of fympathizing and generous public,
he fhall be enabled TO fpppoyt and educate her
nunsrous ssnily Of yosng children. Thi, i'm
por,ant duty, fuce the death Of a beloved huf-
band having devolved upon her, fhe earneftly TO-
lcits the patronage of the friends Of the Widosv
and the FxikerisE."
She has on hand judicious feletaion Of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
To be Sold or Leafed,

To be Sold or Leafed,
Aad baD.9Iam greer e. tie astb Ma,ek nest.
THE Eaate belonging to the Marine Society
Il occupied by Capt. John Warren. Gtuated
on Eaaon's point, bornd.d on Wa!his ston aad
Poplar StreeH pleafant sud airy fits liion.--
Any perion incliaing to putchaie, (which will
be preferredj or hito, will pieae to sppl, to the
Subfciibcrs.
BENJAMIN PEARSE,>
WILLIAM WOOD,
JOHN CAHOONE,
GEORGE TOPHRM,'
Newport, January asth, 1895. f77tf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
For fale at Public AUCTION,

For (ale at Public AUCTION,
On the Premifcs. the izth Of March enfuing,
M Ten O'Clock, P. M. and ponefion given
the Twenty-Fifsh OF ihr fame
A II X M,
l. LEASANTLY Gtussed in M;ddietovn,
containing upwards of Thirty Acres OF excel
lent LAND. with Dwelling. Hoale, Young
Orchard, Well OF water. &c. &c. Said land i,
OF faperior quality for corn, barley, and grsfs.
and 10 conplearly varered. having \ Is&ing
brook running feariy through the center of the
fame. Said Farm 10 nov occupied by Iiszc
Taggart--Conditions TO be made knowB at the
time of Sale.
WILLIAM TAGGART. xss'r
Februsry Izth. 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-06
For Sale.

THAT well known, bsauti.
Il fnl FARM, belonging
to the iubfcrioor, lying ABOUT
one mile from the Town of
Newport, containing one han-
dred scrcs, with q large, con-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25
PUBLIC SALE.
Aptil IS.

On TUESDAY next, at half paft 20 O'Clock,
will perempsoriiy be Sold, at the Verduc.
Store, on credit of 90 doys. ior approved
indorfed negotiable notes;
20 hhds. New England Rum
SO barrels do. DO.
pipes French Brandy
40 barrels Providence Beef
40 boxes Coo Eth
cslks Clever Seed
do. Timothy DO.
'Ana Immediately after, fer CaM.;
bcx Lesh orn Hats
10 do. mems aad Boys Wool Hats
20 pieces Diaper
20 pieces frswn Holland
10 pieces Ruttla D.apcc
1000 yards Tow LiaeD-- ard great variety
of aens'. wamens' aad m,ifcs' Shoes and Slip.
pers-SAces, 81. SC.
P. c.. MarGeller.
April re. d