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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
+ O II N " A I I S,

Y + O TT n " A L I S,
III Esy-fND RI,
Has Just received, per the William Murdoch,
via Baltimore, efom Londoia, a cosapjcte as
sortfpslt of
PRIMO GO @ DS,
Which lie Will sell low Tor Cash, CT TO 1sunctua
customers, wig.
Gentienrens' Silk and Cotton }foie
Do, silk and leather Gloves
ladies silk ard cotton Hose
30. silk and leather Gloves
Six ana cotton Chsmbray fl,lSIins
SIS, Z g slsd 9-8 undresscd 'g;ngi;ans
Figured an! yoss,ssin lactnet Canabiacks
Pain and figured JacoDct Muslin
Jndis Book Muslin
White md colcpcd Caaiideics 8s
Plain and hgpred~I.eno Muslin
Leno Sha6as and Wells
:ita}ian Grapes and J,utestrings
London Ciantzes ard Calicoes
" hite ana coiGred Jeatls
la7ntrie Dilhities
First cbop loffs Nankecrs
AGarsaiIics jean and Nasi1et Waisfcoatinf.
Beown sslad scarlet Handaaoes
Rgai Madras aanakerctieis
ST., IA AID 81 dailask ShaWle
Diapnr Table Cloths
Russia SAee6ng
White and Brown Shectines
SuperiRc CIoths stsd Csssimerss
pieces Salisbury Cloth
5 bales Inliia goods
rs and "a Irish Linens
White and brown Piatlias Is,
Umbrellas and Parasols
German Tickleslburgs z 5t
White asId broynroiis
Bed Ticking
Apron andtshirting Cheeks 81. m
Waidroa's grass and grading Spythes
Wedding Hoes assorted in CASKS
Afentfenaens' bestLondon Hats, SC.
Mayo sea
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
FOR SALE.

-
-aa Possession ,giprn il one uoafsh,
A Leale Of Land Of SIS acres, for
toTee lives, at the annual rent Oh 90 collars
i c improvements are, dweiiag house,
st re house, kitchen, stables. sc. Tie sta
.,tion FOR astore~is Inferior to none in this part
OF the cesiitry, where that business has hcez
conducted hy others and myself for several
years past.
William S. Befs.
church-road Loudoun county.
Sth September. az 2aw5w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27

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ss-r-s e defendants Alexander Henderson,
- .eiun. and John aud Bennett FORBES, not
hayinQ sntercl their appearance and given Sc
ci,sits according 10 the act of assembly and the
rules oftl1is court, and it appearing to the sais
faction of tire court, upon afnaasit, ,tisat ING
sud defendants Alexander Henderson, JUNIOR,
and John and Bennett Forbes, are not lnhaDi-
tants oftlls district,on motion OF the sac, COM
claimants by their counsel, IL IS ordered, that
the said defendants do.appear here on the hrst
lav of November term next and answer the
bill of the 'conaplainants and that copy OF TINS
order be Forthwith inserted In both OF the pub
s lie newspapers published in Alexandria Tor two
mouths successively, and that another copy be
posted at the front door Of the'cout house OF
said county
'sss Al COPY. Teste.
Senten,},er 90. DIM
Dsss aIcr OF ColuMBrA, CouaTY oE Alex
ANDRrA, S..
July term, 1905.
WILL4a@ CoLsToN, Complainant :
Auausrrsr GaoRes, Mhar,s
0EORGE 5fSoA A1hRAAONS3 4 q
Defendants. (
vT He defendants Augustine George, and
Martin George, not having entered their
appearance and gigen security according TO the
act ufasssnbly ana tie rules o. this court, aud
ii appearing TO the satisfaction OF the court,
upon afffa tayit, that TIE said defendants Angus
tins George, and IEartin George, are hot i'll
fhabiitants Of this distsicr-oIi motion C the
complainant by lis counsel, His ORDERED, 1 nat
the sssa defendants, Augssastine George
and Martin George, DO appear here on the
FIRST day OF November tefsn next, and enter
their appearance to the spit and give security
for p4riarsning tie DEGREES Of the ceart; and
that the other defendant Jesse Hamniond, do
not pay await. ccayev, or secrete, the debts
by him owing 10 or the estate and effects IN
his hsssss, seion+sins to'the said absent defend
ants Augustine George, and Martin George,
until the further ,oISieror decree eft the COURT
and that a copy Of tbs order be. forthwith III
serted IN both ofthe pubfe newspapers puD-
iished IN tits county for two months sslcres-
ssiyely, and that another copy he posted at tie
.Eunt door of the court house OF said county.
Z ! AcoPy-Test.
- G. DeneaIe, c. {.
September 4. d2ln
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
District Of Columbia, County of Alex
s and ll5is r. s.. S.s
July Term, 1906. !.
Thomas Tunnc, Robinson ana
Hartslioshe, and Nv illianl
Taxlur, conalaEkasaks.
July Term, 1906.

80 - ~ w. - I7'I'''' 2
Robert IT. Hooe, James H.
Hooe, and John Mnncaster,
trading under ehe irm OF
Ri. Hooe, s Co. and John
and Bennett Forbes, Alex
andss Henderson, Jun, and
ToLn kflIv..,.. dts5s11dauSS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
RUMOUR

The CbayIefon Courier, Of Sept. 2c,
itates, that gentleman from Bordtux
has favoured them with information
that it was currently reported and
believed in France, that Buonapartc
had propofed to England, that he
would guarantee to the Duke Of
York, the kingdom of -Amsriea ; give
all the French ponelions in Ida to
the Britith, and acknowledge George
III. as King of Great Britain and
Emperor Of TIE Ear Great Britain,
in return to cede Jamaica TO France I;
that Bonaparte had offered TO Spain
the kingdom Of Portugal, in exchange
for Cnta, and fome provinces on the
Bay of B5coy. The latter to be e
re6ted into an fndtpendebt kingdom
for Jerome. for whom a princels Of
Spain had been demanded in marriage
The arrangement was, at firIt, reftl-
ed BY the Spanish Government.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
Singing Scb00k.

THE following books for the ufe Of Schools
i and religious focieties are for fae by
ISAAC ADAMS, at his Bookftore, NO. Z,
f5SJfrsst-viz.
The Worcefey Edition Of Sacred
Harmony, new edition corrected and revifed
with large additions price, 10 dolls. doz. /
doll Jingle.
The No'bcyH Harm1ny, being a col
lection from the works Of many approved au-
thors of facred mute; to which is added, a
number of original tunes. Price dolls. doz
IS CTS. Jingle
Oriental Harmony Price 3 dolls.
so cts. doz. S7E cts. fng!e
Village Harmony, fixth edition, i'm
proved and enlarged. Price 10 dolls. doz.
doll Jingle.
Also,
Initru6tions for the GerTan Flute
and Violin.-vioIin Strings &c. o7. l3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

drefes, two yards long to the friends
If fome other candidate No /; MIR.
Leland is well known, and it is fulfil
Gent to know that he luffcrs himfelf
70 be conGdered candidate to enfure
him the fupport of all bore9 men, and
real republican, the exer;ions of
thofe 7yrantf, who are republicans in
name only, notwithfa nding.
PHILLIPSBURG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

Yefcrday an Overland Difpatch
was received at the India Houfe,
which has furnillled us with the fub-
lequent intereaing intelligence:
The report, that perfect tranquil
ny had been refored in India, is con-
6rmed !; Gohud, and all the other
forts which held out, having farren-
dered Internationally.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
PORTLAND, OCT. 27, 1906.
foreign 9ntelIlgence,

Hecciped by the slip Eliza,
capt. Salter, zrlio arriUed at this
port on WedneSday last, IN As
days from LiUerboOk-London
dates to September l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
Portland BaoBf0re.
= FEIFFFOs III TFVI .
No. s Mz.71ys Rozo.

Ns @nzyeJ[ A0W'
NANIEL JOHNSON, has iuit
IL received an additional afortment Of
School Books, Writing & Letter Paper, Wri-
ting Books, QuilIs, &c. &c.
PIXIES Spelling Bssk.
This Spelling Book contains or bardr:3 and
fxty right pages-printed with new type &
on excellent paper, and ieiIs fh 1910 dozen,
twenty cents Jingle.
The high reputation which this little
Book has acquired in the bel Schools, and in
the elimination Of the belt judges, the rapid iaIe
which il has already met with, ogether with
the daily increafng demand for. IT, fpeak a
loud and plain language, that tn Book ltands
upon its own merits, and that another large
edition will loon be wanted
Subscriptions received at the above Store, 70
Cbifty on Bills If Exchange
and
Pr0m5i6ry Nste5,
Price to fublcribers, t7vO doL4ri.
ALSO, for
Delalas 9a The CaaJfami9n Of Eagland,
in whchit is compared with republican forms
of government--Al5, for
Lempriere'S CLgHcaI DifisaHy.
q Wanted, twenty or thirty tons
good Rags, for which FIVE dollars per hundred
will be paid, in Books and Stationary.
on. I3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27


for the following particulars: =
MONTREAL, SEPT. 40, 1900.
{" During the pait week were ap-
pretended in the St. Antoine fubrbs,
in this city, gang of countcrfeitcrs
conGfting Of four men and woman,
who were actually detected in Itrik-
ing off FIVE dollars Of the New York
Merchants bank. Plates for bills
on the Farmers Bank, on the Hart.
ford, and ore other bank, were found
10 their pofeiIon, together with
about &c or Il quires Of paper,
particularly adapted for each Of the
above banks. Tie public are much
indebted to Mr.. Lewis Lyman, and
Oliver Barker, ETC one OF his Maief-
tvs Jutices, for their uncommon
excrtions in experimenting this gang
of villains, of which BHrrOugbf and
Remmiagtan are the principals
They are now all confined in the
prison in this city, and are to await
their trials, which will take place
in Match next-Ihe paper, plates,
rolling prefs, and other implements
are fate in the hands Of the police OF
this city,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

The above information mutt be
highly gratifying to thofe who have
any concern in taking or pafing
bankbills Of any defcription We have
feen one of the bills Of the Merchants
Bank, N. York. 1t was tOlerably
well engraved. When the officers
entered the houfe, we underita 4,
that the men pretended to have re-
tired to bed (; but on examination
their cloths were difcovered on
them. The plate, which had the
engraving ofa different bill on each
Gde, the woman had fecreted in her
boiom not thinking (noviCe a. ihe
mutt have be. NJ that it would be the
place where the man would be the
mott likely to kek. However, as
there were a comfortable number of
men about, Che took the plate eau
tiouly from her Bofom, and gave it
to one of the byhanders, thinking it
was one of her own party. The
man Immediately handed il 10 an
oficer.--ro make the Detection as
extenfve and complete as poffible,
party Of three or four gentlemen,
in company with an officer, went
to the paper mill, the only one in
Lower Canada, 50 miles from Mon
treal, and. carried on BY a native Of
New England, and the officer told
him that the gang of counterfeitcrs
were detected and in Montreal gaol ;
and that on giving up what paper
he had manufactured, (which ap-
peared TO be about dozen quires on
hand) and alto giving his affidavit Of
all the characters concerned, and all
he knew refpeGing them, acting in
the capacity Of kings evidence,
and giving bonds to appear as wit
nelS, he would be unmolefted. This
was, We underfand, complied with.
Some perlons in the u. States, not
well difpofed to the people or gov
eminent Of Canada, have stated, we
learn, that the countcrfeiting buhnefs
there was rather connivsd at than
otherwife. This is altogether untrue,
and the officers Of the government
aY,J ;,I,y1J,aIr o-0aaro1 C a,,x sot,c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
Erntb Congress,
FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.

Mr. ADAMS,
The Hon. JOSEPH LELAND,
Elq. is candidate for the ntxt Con-
greiiional election in York diitria-
This is all that need be iaid-he
needs 10 trials at ia4U to prove the
fairnefs of his moral character no
Brother-in- laws to write panegyrics
on his abilities at daing netting no
Ssoo taWy<r-gsQing to write JGort ad
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

Germany. The Imperial Crown,
which was kept at Nuremberg, and
the other Imperial inGgnia, which
have been preferved at Frankfort,
have been claimed by the King but
the demand, as far as regards the
latter portion of the Regalia, has
been conteRed by the Archbilhop.
1t is fuppOfed, that the fiat of Bon
aparte will decide the controversy.
There is no doub,, that the EmperA
or Francis was awed into a compli-
ancc with the demand Of Napoleon,
relative TO the resignation of the In
perial Dignity, as Prince Berthier
had received orders to commence o
peIations againit the Emperor's Her
editory Dominions in the event of
his refufal TO abdicate that part of
his power at ftiPulated period. The
Acknowledgements of the Rhenilh con-
federation, and of Cardinal Fetch,
was, no doubt, included in the or
ders from Paris, though no mention
has hitherto been made of this CIR
cumltance in the Vienna Papers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
5000 DOLLARS.
TottRrv Tickeir.

Lottery Tickets.
TICKETS and Quarters in Pjfafs7ua Brijss,
= HarVayd College, and Ansfezg zofterisI, for
fale at he BoUkltore Of ISAAC ADAMS, No.
z, FjjS-erst. Oa %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

At late hour lait night it was re-
ported in the City, and the rumour
obtained extenGve credit, that fe-
we're action had taken place near
Hanover between the PruiElns and
the French, in which PrulIian
General was killed.
According to the Ratemcnt of the
Britifh Naval Force, delivered TO the
Admiralty up to yefcrday, there
are at prefent in commiilion I3t
ihiPs of the line, II ffties, J6o fri
gates, 81 Hoops, and 25o gun briggs,
SC. COMPUTING in the whole 745
lhips of war, executive OF hired arm
ed vehels, &c.
At four O'Clock on Thurfday after
noon Meflenger arrived at Ply
mouth with orders for the fix fail Of
the line in Cawfand Bay to fail with
the Expedition as foon as the wind
fhould be fair.-They failed in an
hour afterwards.
The wounds of the gallant Prince:
Of Phillipfhal, it is hoped, will not
prove mortal. 1t is ftated that he
exprefed the greateft indignation on
learning of the furrender of Gaeta,
and declared, that the officers who
Ggned the caPitulation, merited
death.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
Domrffit JIntrIIigrntr.
wA1roLE, ocr. II.

wA1PoLE, OCT. II.
TIE BHrrdHgbf gang Of c5ante5tfit-
tr5 at idf taken. We are Obliged TO
a gentleman, direct from Montreals
for the following particulars =
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

THE fubfcrbers being by the Hon. Court
l. Of Probate for the town of South Kingf-
town. appointed Commifionen, to receive,
examine, and adjuf the claims of the creditors
20 the efstc of Samaei Babeaek, late of South
Kingaown, Efq. deceafed, reprefented infolven, |:
Hereby give notice TO all perfons having claims
TO tsid efse, 10 exhibit the fame to either Of az
az our feipcttive dwellings, within Six months
from the date hereof, that being the time al
lowed by faid Court for the above purpofe.
WILLIAM c. CLARKE I Commit
JOHN CONGDON, Eane,s.
All perfous indebted to fad efste. are re-
queited to make immediate payment to
PELEG BROWN, AamiHyqyato,.
South.KiogRown, Jan. 18th, 1906. l76
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
John y. JowussmG, + 10.
At their Store No. rz3 Thames. Street, front
of Capt. James Pcrry's, offer for Sale a
handfome sGortment of
Fancy e Staple Goods,

Ssitfd 10 tbs Sea)sn. sobitb f5ey are dehrmissd
10 Sell az law az can Be pHyrbejsd in NezU-
bou:-
AMcNG WHICH ARE,
Excellent Dutch Broad French Laccs,
Cloth. Laced Silk Sleeves and
Bet fsPerdne Englifh. EngEfh Silk Gloves.
blue, black, and mix White and chintz Firm
do. pes,
Second, middling, andWhite and Colored
low priced do. Bed Lace,
Supes. and other Caiii.Very foe India Book &
mcres, Null Mullins.
Very fine white flannel. Extra loug and habit
Yellow. blue, black, red Kid Gloves,
and green Asnnels, Mems white and black
Baizes and Serges, Silk Gloves,
Costings& FearnoughtsRufia and Englih Di-
irilh Llnnens and Shirt aper,
Cottons, s-4 and Englith Di-
Velyets and Patent aper, for tabie-cloths,
Worried Cord, 8-4 elegant Satin,
Patent Cord and otherD rDams[< Shawls
Waacoatiug, Cames Hair do.
Blankets from Ga toEngliih Lutearings,
Ii-4'hs. Ufab rella,, &c. sc.
Newport. JsnuaryI. 1906,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
- = - : : : : = = = ="
ANECDO rE.

ACouNTRY girl lately riding paf turn
pike gate, without paying tribute, the tol'msn
hailed her and demanded her fee. She sikcd
him by what authority he demanded toll OF her.
He ,nf~ered. the iign would conyince her that
the law allowed Gx ceots for a man and horie
=" Well. ireplied the girl) this IL Womaa
and Mare, therefore you have nothing to ex-
pee, !'' Aud ihe rode of. leaving him TO the
laughter Of the byitandc0.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
Mrs. Doubleday,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs her friends and
N former cuRomers, that lhe has removed
fron No. SO Thamcs-Street, TO No. IS Long
Wharf, near the Theatre; where thoic who
nav peaf. 10 favor her with their cuitom may
depend on good accommodation. She earnett'
ly folicits the patronage OF the public, with a.
furauccs on her part Of every exerticn to pleaie.
The fmallea favor gratefully received, and duly
acknowledged.
N<zvporf, Jss. ,,. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
p O E T K Y.

sss,s'sssssss'ss's'..'.s'ss
TWAS fayiog to Jack as we taIk'd fother
day
About iubbers and fnivelling elves.
That il people in lite did not heer the right
way,
They had nothing 20 thank but thcmielves
Now when mans caught by shoie merma'ds
the girl,
With their Gauering palaver and fmies,
He runs, while iiifsniag TO their tai &c rails
Bump aihorc on The Scilly I0cs.
Thus in aeer;ng ia life as in aeering with us
To one couric in your conduct refort
In foul winds leaving luf and no near, keep her
thus
In honor's line ready,
When fair keep her Gcady.
And neither to ftarboard incline, nor TO port.
II he, truc in hi, dealings, lifc's wind TO defy.
And the helm has trim and right ieope,
Not Iaifi ,g, but keeping the ihip full and by
He may wea thcr the Cape Of Good Hope !:
But IL he tecn vide in Temptations high lea (,
And TO pleafurc gives too much head way,
Hard port goes the helm, the fhip's brought
by the lee.
Aud ihe founders in Botany Bay.
In wcdlcck 70 many wrong couries are made,
They part convoy 70 or and 70 faf,
Till 10 fond they are grown OF that lame Guinea
trade,
Cape Farewell Is their anchorage, at laa
Some men mue own TO be dubbed may be
born,
Bo, this for the wives I will fay.
They tedom or ever bear down for Cape Horn
Till the hufbands have ihcwed them the way.
A. to rnu,inous fpirits that thro the world roll,
II we had them aboard Jack with me.
They ihond make no mans land 0kulk through
lubbct's holc
And at lsa be laid in the Red Sea.
Bur fine hooeft fellows, TO honor 10 dead,
Shall in this world by nothing pcrplex'd
OF Falfc Bay GET to windward bring up IN
Cape Clear,
And befpeak fnug birth in the next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

THE fubfcribers having entered into partner
i nip, under the firm of
Durham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail Making buGneis, in It's various branches.
at their Sail Loft, on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Malbone, at the South part of the town.
Thoie who may favor them with their cuaom,
may depend on punauaiity and difpatch. All
favors will be gratefully acknowledged, by
CHARLES c. DUNHAM,
WING SPOONER. 7d.
Newport April 3. 1904. 7otf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

yTyE the foblsrbcn, being appointed Com
Wv mifioncu by th: Hon. Coan of Pro-
bare for the town of Nonh-Kingaown.t TO receive
and examine the claims of ,he Creditors, to the
Eltaic of THOMAS HILL, late OF fsid town
deceaicd. rcpreienied inioIyent hereby notify
all pehons having any demands sgsina faid El-
tate. 20 exhibit the fame to either of US the fub-
fcrbers, at our rcipeetivc dwelling'. at any time
within fx manths from the date hsreof. being
the time allowed by IA. Court.
GEORGE THOMAS, CsmnD-
WILLIAM HAMMOND, Jun. J Eare,s.
All perfon, indebted to faid Eaate are deared
to make immediate payment to
WILLIAM TAYLOR. admisarafor.
North Klngaown, January 9Th, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30

Bow Mora remarkable hard drioker,
who wa. expiring, begged one of his friends
who was at his he'd fide, to bring him goblet
Of y atcr, telling him, !" On our death beds we
mu0 be rcconci,cd with our cpemies."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
Me0Ts. Marcy 6 Treyett,

Respectfully inform the Public,
THAT they have ofened their School, ia
i Clarke-Strees, near Warrington, ,Square,
late the reGdence of Mr.. William B,idgu-
Where youth will be carefully taught Reading
grsmmatically, Writing. Cyphering. Geogra-
ply. Book Keeping. by Jingle and double ent-
ry, &c.-Thofe who may intrua them with
their children, may depend On the Rretelt at
ten,ion being paid to their morals and manner
of behavior.-Hours Of Tuition from 9 to II
o'clock in the morning; and from 10 10 the
sfternoon--The Evening School from 6to {.
o'clock.-For further particulars apply at thc
School Room.
- The LATIN and GRssx Languages,
will be taught 20 ,hoie who win it.
Newport, Nov. Al, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
NATHANIEL DEARBORN.
Book Binder g Sfafioaer,

LAS taken the chamber over MeHr,. MEix
Il = RoeRRs' Store, No IT Thames
Street, oppoG,e Mr.. 9s4vzjsad's Coffee Houie,
where the Book Binding buGnei, will be carri-
ed on 10 fs various bTsnches-acco1ut Books
with Ut without Reel backs ruled 10 any pat
tern Old books bound on resfcnahle terms,
Any orders in the above bulneh will be exc
cnred with puneiuaiisy and difpa,ch.
An excellent shorment of Stationary, Ac-
count and School Books, will Away, be kept
for fse as cheap as can be purchaied in New
porr.-Now on hand Watts Pialn,,& HYmn,,
large and fmall type, Scot's LeiIons. .S'eaenu Of
Uistul knowledge, American Precep,or, do.
Selections, Alden's Reader, Dabols Arithmetic,
Roon do. Muusy's Abridged G ANNA, ,Webfers
Improved Spelling book, do. Grammar, TeRa-
rents. Almanacks for SEQ. Oo,lls from No.
10 6,Sia,es * Slate Pencils, Letter common
Writing Paper, Sealing Wax. Waters. Lead
Pencils, lok Powder, red and black Columhisn
Orator, Morie's Geogtsphy, Alden', n asd
cd Part. Entertaining books for Chiidfen, s.,
Wholefsle and Retail.
Juit received, an excellent suppiy Ist,e, .rf,
Velum paper for iog-Supsrior paper tor
Blank Books, Sc.
Has jua received the mon approved editions OF
Sacred Mufe.
A variety of esg CANT
Small Books for Children.
Newport, Dec. 80, 1905. If
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TIN.PLATE WORKER.
NATHANIEL MASON,

NATHANIEL MASON,
Rnipe5faily iztorns biz f,iewds and The Sx6Hc,
THAT he carries ON the bu6neis of TIM
l. PLATE WORKER. at his fhop, No. 1T,
Thsmes-Street. Where may be had all kinds
of TIN-WARE. wholefalc or retail, 80 cheap
as can be purchafed in the State.-Contant at
tendance, and the fmalleit favors acknowledged.
StoOe-Pipes either fin or Sbeet-lr-
on, made at the ihortea notice.
- Cath given for old Pewter and
Lead
Newport. Dec. nth. 1905.
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yNyE the fubfcriben being appointed Com.
Wv miaioners by the Hon. Court of Pro.
bate for the town of North KingAowu, TO re.
ceivc and examine the claims of tie creditors
againit the cta'e of Richard Philip, late of faid
town, deceafed. teprefen,ed iniolvent Hereby
notify all pedons having any demands agsnit
fsid eaatc, to exhibit them TO either Of the fub-
fcriser, at orr reipeetive dwellings, within tx
months from the date hereof, being the time al
lowed by faid Court.
GEORGE THOMAS | Commit
ISAAC HALL, + foaer.
All p-rfons indebted 10 iaid etatc are dc.
fired to make immediate pay ymeut to
BENZ AMIN SMITH, Adamaratv.
North Kingitown, Nov. II. 1906.
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