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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-24
:. 1.4rTTs IA. Georgia. May IS.

i At - Il a lsttsr. from Thomas sOa,atag'
n Esirses s Y congress, 10 gentleman
sigIlass con''ty, aate6 apftl ! Iaoo, !.
! @ y..rsrday, alter very long aad very
80 debate, motion was carried tor
vl s.r o8 ,he ipjuoctioa OF secrecy, under
t'slp5 s - Ilas bsenderinS the greater
TAS~ hrs session. cannoE tneFefore.
pals !, YOU what was done during 'hat pc
'a@ few words; leaving you 10 De
no. fully Informed of every thing tha'
f 1!g AXE place by the newspapers IN due
sSa !, m ,be 9th of December, the president
a;ned 10 congress cpnhdeatla Ress
IaD' on the subject of Spanish affairs, not
s ss in the tone of his pubic message,
" "JJ1,adeed, as his particoiar friends say
.a4.,o,ble OF a two fold constractioc. Tins
..saae was accompanied by documents,
ne encidatcd in part The plan that was
S-.,,rd which is 10 substance this When
MI Monroe and Mr.. Pinckaey were 10
So,io. treating Oh the subject OF oonnda-
with that country,,ie Ayas understood
-, Spain was ready TO trcat, bot teas
T., would not let he-. At Paris, our
.;o;.,rr was Informed at onee, that our
-..,,o,iops on Spain were unwaTfanted
and ,ha, iD the event OF their being produc.
,,se Of war between our government and
hat France whnld not Hesitate, bot
;mmedia.sly take part niih Spain. But 1t.
wa. understood also, that our eosetn.seus
!, ight BY certain sum Of MONEY purchase
~ Floridas from Spain, and SO e&tln8n'sh
=. dispute. This suggestion, yon VIII
.b.-rye. did not come f,oA Madrid orthe
cn,,;ards, but from Paris and RTE French.
n. secretary of sya,e Mr.. Madison9 &c.
cared 10 Mr.. Randolph, that France want
"a money from Us, and that France must
have il. ?
,,Thus situated, the committee to wh2n
me Presidents secret message was refers
rsd taking into consideration the aggses.
,Ous OF Spain, both 10 our territory as wen
a. uooo the ocean, reoomme ded al ms
crease Of uar m,itsary force, for ths pro
rrctlon Of our southern aud western IRON
,isr; as will appear, as sooa as their rePor.
is published, l'hls propos.sioo was kt3ect-
ed, and another brought IN, by men who
preteaGed 10 be peculiarly IN the conhdencs
of the Pres,dent, for voting two millions
of dollars 70 be advanced ia part purchase
of the Floridas, as was pretended, but as
many of us rather believed to purchase a
counnuasion of peace from France and
Spain.
Mr.. Randolph and his frieGds took are
alm indlgnity Offered 10 the house, snG
even independence Of their coen,fy. They
believe aid s,ill believe, that the French
do, and will consider Us, IS their tributary
state that wherever they are disposed, ex-
act fromNs sum OF money they viii give
Spain the nod, who Will violate oar bound.
aies and bully US, and We shah be CON.
piled to tpurchase ths interference OF
france. {
"Thus, while we haseiy crouched to
frauce and Spaias the government appear.
ed disposed to take lefty ground with En-,
gland, for Vefy minor objects; which in
due season We shall be able tospreve. A
ganst this was one VINO voted, as the sc.
cretj Journal will she " and vii! wait with
Confidence the dsciaion Of my fellow Cit.
lens on this imPortant subject"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-24
June a..
PUBLIC SALE.
On MONDAY,

On MONDAY,
The 2oth infant, at II O'Clock, viii be iold,
at public auction, on the prentice,
The WarehouIe and Lo, lately oc-
supied by the iubicrber, at the north Wet cor
ncr OF King and Water Rreets The Lot iEonts
s. feet on King t,eet and about 80 feet on Wa
ter itree,-the Warehcufe is Of wood, forcs
high, about s. feet iquare, fronting each OF the
faid treets, and has an exsenIve lhed or back
building The above property being morlgaged
70 ieeurc my endorler on my accommodation note
10 the bank of Alexandria, any payments which,
will fatisfy iaid bank, will be received tor the
purchafe money, and the purchalcr receive good
title.
David Wilton Scott.
June I, 2aHsf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-24

Did on Tuesday last, the l7ih instant,
at Nanjemoy, (Md.) Maj. Ihos. Il. Dyson,
an old revolutionary oAhcer.-He has left
a wife and one child to mourn the loss of a
kind husband and an affectionase parent
And indeed il may be truly said he was the
universal friend OF mankind
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-24
Z Po9t Of AlexuNdraa.


ARRIVED
The schooner Regu'stot, captain r, B.
Roberts, 9. days from Nassau, N. p
Fruit, &c.-Abel*Wilhs and Alex Sa,i,h.
The sch'r broshers Return. captain sco;.,
Of -Gcorge Town, sailed the same day.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-24
Frorn he NoREoLK LEDGER.

:, nom tIS NUKFULh IkDGEK.
resources q tte Country Let no man
'ea! taxation in future, aud les foreign
N'''Gns ueTaele whrn they consider what
1'e tue resources of the United States. In
S3,'a''sncal table lately published by Mr..
'uset' We are told that our country now
Pe''sS3Ss ths following resources, viz:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-24
AN ACT,

Il amend " An stt for fixing the afi2c Of bread
and for ,cpesiiag 70 mach 0, al ioisnsr act. as
relar 10 that fuhjctt."
sEcrtos :. BE IT. enaacd nv the Coma,cn
Connyii OF he town Of Auxaad,ia 10 .Councii
aflenE!td, That al and eve,y prlfon who fha!!
Offer or cxp"ie for fale, soy lat bread wis; h
ihall be Of les wcisft thsn that which X pur
posis to be, os>whsathal ask demand or receive
any gfcat5r price than that viii b is faxed by the
Geek of'f!'e Market, agreeabEy to the ordes of
CouH il, thdjl iofiei5 al gay the Jun Of Give
Doilars tor every iuth hsace wd1h flf l,aH
be eGyveiabie LIZ aarfaar before Il gle 71&pIs
ttgte--one half of VI HI il rail E't Flr ,t~ u!- e
The Coypo,a,ion and Inc cti.sz hait .oE the m
iurIAtrs
SECT Z. Be 1t for.t.r cnsacd, Thst tie f.
Coz fiction OF the laid lazy paGed tie zs.h day
April, IG06, is beEeby repsI:t.
Psa'd in Coma Ii Counsil, the zIf day
Of June, 1905,
u. H. HooE, Pr.6,'wt.
Approved the z3d juoe, 1896
JONAH THOMPSON,
"1aeyor q .sit*aadyaa.
...s-- e--s :- '..G
The Subscribers have jut Received,
BY tie Stk5oatr REo511-or, Capt. RoBaKr
B. ROBERTS, osd for. 4a!e on boord (a1 SIR,
ying or Rayxe AID c@stearGg5.'s eObatf,
A Cargo ct excellent Pine-Ar'->
pies, LINES. Green Turtls,,
Plantlns, >zand Bananas.
Abel Willis, and
Alexander Smith.
Tnn: "a, d6.*
A. w Hills
la; iays teee;Qte a9d tor Jale at biz Graeeyp
,Sfor,
A parcel Of CHEESEs, equal to
sEngliih Cheeies.
June -. 90
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-24
aIsraaorla Dallp aOOertlser.
TUESDAY, JUNE "a.

fsirca IF ?ti,tr fr7r Leeds, Eng. Abri!3o
This forenoon there is a terrible alarm. /,
Siai1 Yaar government have Palitd the non-im--.
Po'ta'Ion law. 90 -not,in tie leaf doubt, II
'h's news is.oondrmsd, it w,ll caufe An imuledl-
'e embargo 90 American fhiPpipg."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-24

The brig Leo, captain Gardiner, has
s'rived a. the Vineyard from Laguira, on
Der way to Nantucket. She left al Lagui-
IA On the 2tst of last month, the ship Olive,
Dawson, to sail for New York in 10 days !;
'0d the sch'r Elizabeth, forsdo. ready for
ssa Mr.. Reinnauls, a passenger in the
Leo, arrived in this oitc yesterday, IN
, .ms US it was reported a, I-aguira that
Mlranda's tive schooner's aad been carried
'u'o Porto Caveno, an1 thai the last ac-
Counts from Miranda left him off ,hs island
Of Bouaire. m Z. Her. Ado. !,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-16

The feEsoS, u his army ,n,tuut, 10 The ,s,, :,
FUN Of y TO ~ millions abou, two rb;,E..ot 49,.
whole r-yepne and, according to the portion ,f i.
men raned throughout the Pru!ian N.onare!,v ,b,e
o,a.o' eos men are fabiea TO the conferp,ian, al
2,SS0,ce2 are free. 1885, -
LrIE MILITARY FORCE OF sAxoNr
ms arrt,y,i IN 1909, inoioiive Of the erard, and
s4o invshcs' wss3f,2i3 itrong; the infantry, with
one corps OF CADETS ard the guards, confted of 22
ioS meni !he artillery, including 81 engineers and
i.pontonn'er'' 2,l1s men. The yearly iupport of
saea reginlens "i infantry amounts TO CT CcS rix
dollars. he OMeers eoniiits Of ave Ccueta,s Of
.nlan'ry'two L'su'erar' Genera!xof Cavalry, tx Of
infantry, and e. elve Meior- Generals.
TIE MILITARY FORCE OF -fiEssEa
Con'iied, in is !. Of Ely four bastalion.- Ind
'wt1'y, "X iicsIron>. The infauiry wa; e5n,r6.e.i
Of 'as Sw''s the fe ard CtcEa;isr Ccsr,,.
VIZ tH, regisems Of infantry enc bse-ahon ~ fu
heF:' one OF Aye arr;.on aud leyen proyincst
The cavalry, hefde. the Life Guards .ni,,.. Re-.
S,mtht OF Gep'- d Arms con6lerf of two r-pins.as
% sarSoiers, thee regiments Of drayoos, aud sn.
Of hn.I4rs. -.: - -
The artillery conGaea of ore corps, and one sorps
ct riding artillery executive of oneha,.aEou Of ;ovs
Ids one Corps OF Cadets, sp,i the engineers,
total oiI6Ooomen = O.
The Staff eonGasd ofone General Of Infantry, tsyo
o. Cavalry, twelve Lieutenant Generals thirteen Ma
Jor Generals, twenty-five Colonies, and 9th, Oicers
Ieverai oil whom received Peniions. A regiment oi
inan.ryeoniiiied Of two batalious its full cotnpl,.
meht was 1900, but the regiments were fe ldom Iul
The provincial regiments formed Complement of
1000 men, and they werewolf trained and exereiled
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-16

CLERK of the public works relative 10 the i.ua-.
ticn of the ceiling of the IIeafe, as well as the
written replies made ny The clerk to ftindry
quraions put him, the purport- of which is
the prrpond- rating opiuio: of the clerk that the
eeiiing. is iecure. This opinion Is however qua.
li6ed bya doubt with rsfr eet to the fafety of a
part of the ceiling. The clerk further -Ra,es,
that to fecure this part Of the ceiling will require
two days, and that fseurins the whole will take
week.
After fome convsrfaiion on the fubjea, Mr..
Ely offered refoiu,ion for Impending all far.
Their proceedings under the order of yeaerday,
which was negatived-Ayes 4o-Nne. ST.
the Speaker having previouily ntimate.l 10 the
Houie that unlefs fpecal order was saseu by
them he fhould caufe, az foou AZ IA a,,inurn,nen,
took place, :neafures to he taken for occurring
the ceiling.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-16
: SENATE UNITED STATES,
DECEMBER Str. 1906

DECEMBER STD, 1906. -,.'.
Mr.. Hortbiugton G.bmifted TIE tallosvine mot;os,
eebieb soHs read, and ordered to Re for con-
federation.
RESOLVED, That committee be appoint
cd to examine, if any. and if any, what alter
ations or amendments are necefIary in the laws
OF the United States, for the fa'e of the public
lands, and that they have leave to report BY
bill or otherwife.
MONDAY, Dec. 9.
Agreeably to notice given on "wednesday,
Mr.. Bradley prefenteda bill TO prohibit, the i'm
portaton of llaves into any port or place with
in the jurifdittion of the United States, from
and after the III day of january. 1908.
This bill is the fame with that before the Sc
nate at their lat FELTON,.
DEC. 9.
The bill offered by Mr.. Bradley, to prohibit
the Importation of caves into any port or place
within the jurildietion Of the u. States, from
and after lift day of january 1908, was referred
to Meiirs. Giles, Baldwin and Mitchell.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-16

TUESDAY, Dec. g..
The Speaker laid before the Houfe the refuIt
2. .oe examination made IN his prefence by the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-16

7bs frsftHt fate Of tie P,aGsan, Saxox and HtgG9.
forses.
AT moment when the political horizon is acai,
overcaif, and every thing feems to announce the
commencement Of formidable copfia,. a ketch of
the respective forces Of Pruia, saxony, and HeHe,
cannot be unpleafant to our readers.
MILITARY FORCE or PRUSSIA.
pcu.pos
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03

NOTICE is hereby given TO the Creditor
IN OF the seatc OF W'iiham 7Iingbaa. Mer-
chant, late of Newport, deceaied. repreicnts
ed infclyent, tina, the Court of Probate OF the
town of Newport have allowed fix months from
this date, 10 exhibit their claims againf fs,d
efa,e TO the onderGgned Comlniiicnen, who
will receive the fame at their REFLECTIVE DWELL
ings al any time within fsid ,erm.-No claims
will be received unlels properly at,efcd.
JOHN SLOCUM, Commit
JOHN M. MANSFIELD, ! EOner5.
All pefons indebted to isid eHa,e. arc re-
queHcd 10 make immediate payment 10 either of
the fshfcribcrs, or to Sally Nj. Smith, at.,he
Store OF Mrs. Tiilioghaf Whole receipt will be
a complete difchargc.
WILLIAM MOO2E,jr ! 1Su;.n
CALEB GREEN, y
STEPHEN CAHooNE. "A''"'
Neqvpou. 7fb Oaober. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
WboisGale S Retail atWILDkx'S Book-
81 Store,
No. fo4--Thame, S,reer.

No. fc4-Ihames Styecr.
Tor Sale by the Subfcribers, the moA valua-
l. BILE and cxtenhye aGortmcnt OF BOOKS
and STATIONARY ever offered in this State !;
and az prices much leis than can be bought efe-
where. Their collection Of books ia 10 all Aria
and Sciences. Bibles Their sfIortmept will be
found from the fmallsR packer 6ze to the large6
folio, Of 81 diff:fent editions, at price, from o
to 50 per cent. leis than others fell. Every
new publication OF merit, will be for ialc at their
fore az foon as from the prefs.-Next week will
be opened further colcttion, Of feveral hund-
red volumes Of the uoa valuable books.
Circulating Library. Z
They will circulate any book IN their hore,
upon the following terms, from which they will
not vary--viz.
The whole fet TO be taken at once, and the
value thereof dcpofted from which value. 6
per cent. per week will be retained for ;he ufe OF
the books--is always being at ihe election of
the perfon tsking the books to keep or return
them. Il rhey arc materially damaged they will
nor he taken back 10 any cafe. al
,Thefe terms may NOT aDres 70 accommodate
ing, but sac public may be sgossd that no other
plso can be adopted 70 keep valuable collection
Of books for circulation without lcfs to the Ii.
brasian. G. WANTON, Is Co.
Ncwport. March Iath.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
TO BE SOLD. OR LET,

N ND PoBeflIon given The 2 Sth OF this north,
4 "A that pleafantIy G,usted Farm, in the town
Of MiddIetown, belonging to The fubicriber,
about three rilcs difancc from the State Houfe,
now occupied by George Hathaway, which exc
tends from the main weR road TO the water on
the river /; con6aing of about ago acres Of good
Land which layes very convenient for obtaining
Manure. from an extendve fhose, belonging TO
the Farm with fuitable Buildings in good re-
pair.-The Land is well fenced, with an excel
lent young Orchard, con'aining between four
and i've acres Of the bea fruit Trees.-For
terms apply to
sa JOHN c. SCOTT.
Nsqvps,f. Ms,eb 10, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03

TO BE SOLD,
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
A No. 10. on fbe Ferry Wbayf, bsiouv Marker
Sqnare.
SO Hhds good retailing Molades,
so do. do. New Rum,
A few Hhds. Antigua g. Jamaica Rum,
A few pipes Holland Gin.
6 Tierces new Rice,
20 Boxes Hard Soap,
goo Buhels old Corn,
80 Boxes If quality mould and dip'd tallow
Candles,
10 Bbl,. prime Beefin good order for fbipping,
so Bbl,. meis Beef.
Gables Of any dimenGon, and Cordsge of any
Gze can be had on the fhortea notice,
A lew pieces Ravens Duck,
Suudry D.eiiiug Houles in different parts Of
the Town.
Ne1vp3yf, Od. g, o,I8oS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
NARRAGANSETT BANK.

THE Stockholders of the Narrsgsnfett
i Bank, are hereby notified, that the Hra
inftalment Of Twenty Dollars on each mare, will
become due and payable at the Bank. in fpecie,
on the slR day OF March next-psriaant to
charter.
And that the fra Moodsy 10 April next, 10
the day fixed BY the charter for the annual meet
ing Of the Stockholders :--At which tine, a
general attendance 10 requeRed.
By order Of sbr Prsfd<sf = Dire6sr,
SAMUEL E. GARDINER, Cafhier.
Wexford. X. I. Feb. ~, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
SAMUEL JAMES,

Has FORsSdLE,
A T bis Pager Hanging Mandatory, which
~ ia in the Houie he now occupies. oppo6te
to Mr.. Le4vs Psek's, on the WeR-Side of the
Bridge. Providence, great variety Of.
Hoafe Paper and Bordexiag,
Of the newct and mott elegan, Figures II whole.
fae and retail, on as good terms as can be pur-
chaftd in America.
A generous credit given 10 thoie who pur-
chafe by the quantity for retailing,
N. B. The above is prinsed on good pa
per, and the work well executed, by and under
the direction of a workman from Europe.
Ap,ai 1904, SO.
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p o E. TR Y.


9Ss Jallsavixg Dum il m9a Jfvs,. (afi~ Spo1
sbe ,neyed diSion Of tts)r eonfrwpnbs rorsf
cbs,. pvb0 ksszv no ioDe baf peIfor, ard aobsIt
only am5h,sn is 10 EidSee and make ofbers my-
erobk.
For the RHopr-IsLAsD REPUBLICAN,.
DU EFT.
STREPHON AND EMMA.
STREPxoN.
CUPID took DART.
And dipp'd il in your eye;
He aim'd il at my heart.
And then be let il hy.
Hi, aim alas was true.
Then pity me fycet Emms,
For you. and none bat you,
Can heal the wound he ga me.
am but Gxty-feven,
And you arc paf fev'ntcen.
Come then my htc, my htsv'D,.
Blefs your poor loveGck Swain. ~
Here on his knees---look down on him,
Smile-and twill cafe his fmart.
For heay'n's fake do not trown on him,
Twill break his tcnder heart.
His fate to let him know,
Moif fervently he praysye.
For he mua go 10 bed TO you,
Or clie he mutt 90 crazy.
=
EMMA.
Rife Strephon, quickly rife,
And be no longer fad /;
In me il hardly lies
To let Twain like ycu 60 mad.
SRrPHoH.
Odzooks what do hear Emma!
EMMA.
Strcphon what have l faid 10 your
STRsPHoN.
My duck, my dove, my dear Emma!
Shall then 80 to bed TO you.
BnyfoL. 4 T.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
VALUABLE BOOKS.
JUST IMPORTED.
find wosu obenirg ond1oy SAX at Wllder's Book
Sfore, 6y


CBoRcR WANToN, 81 Co.
THE gfeateit variety OF Books. ofthe Iatefi
A European and A.nericsu publications, ev-
or offered in Newport THE prices Of which
will be fonnd much lower than ufual. Their
aGprtment being fc cxtenfive, aud sdvertifing
expenfivc, they mutt omif particularizing, and
folicit their friends and the public, to call and
fee for themfe!ves. M
rs ABOYE,
War in Dfgoiic--Pfce IS cents.
Anfwer 10 do. 60
Life Of Central Moresu, 874
Life OF Lord Mellon, zs
Acsihi. Travels, vols. 4to. n 50 cu.
Large diicounss TO thoie who purchsie leveral
lcis.
Subfcriber to Wafhington's Life, arc requeit-
cd 70 call and take their books.
Newport. March s, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
TO BE LET.

THE eaate late tbe property of Olivr, Dur-
, i fee. Efq. deccafed, and poGefIion given
zs,h Of March, il not leafed before the as'h Of
February next, will then be leaicd at Public
Vendue at 10 o'clock A. M. (if fair weather,
if not the next fair day.) Condition. made
known at the time and place of fale.
ELIZABETH DURFEB.
Middlrfascn, Jan. zS. 1906. s76
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
10 RE LET,
+ o r S A L Z.

THE fabfcribers, Dweilng H0ge, black
4 fmiths Shop, Coal Houle, and Stable
and two acres OF goood LAND we'll fenced'
with between forty and fifty apple trees, Of in
grated trui; growing on the premiies. with an
Excellent well OF water near the houfe. The
premilcs are pleafantly fi,uated on the poa.
road. leading 70 Pawcasuck, about fourteen
miles from the terry leading to Newpor.--An
indiipu,abe title will be given.
JAMES CONGDON.
Sosfb 'Ksga01vn. february z7tb 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
F o r S A L E,

\ LOT OF LAND. under good improve
\ ment. containing 100 feet 10 front on
John Street. and 100 feet on Laven Street,
Said Lctn well fenced win L,cua poas, hand
iomeiy iiiusted for building. For terms apply
to BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS.
Newport, Feb. i1th, 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03

Six Farms for fale,
r YING in and near the town OF Marlbo-
IL rough. county Of Hartford and State ci
Connections, within eight miles of Connetsicst
river. The Farms contain from 10 TO iIc
acres each. with dwelling houfr. barn. and
,thsr conveniences. The beff recommendation
,f the Farms will be an actual view of rhem.--
very liberal credit viii be given. For fur
ther particulars enquire Of the fcbfcriber.
JOEL FOOTE.
Marlbo,ugb. Nov. S, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
To be Sold or Leafed,

And bs0aDlon given emtbe zsfb March xext,
THE Effafe belonging to the Marine Society
occupied by Capt. John Warren. G,uated
on Eaaon's point, bonnded on Wilmington and
Poplar Streets; pleafant and airy fituation. -
Any perfon incliaing to purchaie, (which will
be pre'efred or hire. will Pieaie to apply to the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03

S<1iL- M dAlNG.
HE fubicribcrs having entered into partn,
4 fhip, under the 6rmof
Durham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on IA
Sail Making boGnefs, 10 its various brsoche,.
az theiNSail Loft, on the wharf of the lateGen.
John Malbone. at the South part Of the tean.
Thofe who may favor them with their cuffor',
may depend on punetuaIity and difpatch. Al
favos will be gratefully acknowledged. by y
CHARLES c. DUNHAMl
WING SPOONER. .1d. y
Newport April 8. 1904. 7qtf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03

French ToaOn Seminary Lottery. /,
! a Ii perfons who are indebted 10 the Man.
"A aeen OF faid Lottery. for Tickets in the
6ra Clah. arc esrneaIy veqoe6ed to make inn
mediate payment otherwise their Notes will
be put in tait without further notice. ~
THOMAS Fry L.,
PARDON TILLINGHAST A1Ss
GEORGE CARD. gene =
Esf-Csssrseb, Od. s. isoS.
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John STEVENS,

7IN-PLA7E WORKER,
hEREBY informs rhe Public in general, and
1 4 his Friends in particular, that he has ta-
ken the Shop. formerly occupied by Mr.. Joieph
Mumford, deceafed in Thames freet, where may
be had all kinds of Tin Ware, at the fhortef no.
tice, and as cheap as can be purchsfed in the
Sta,e.-All favors gratefully scknowledeed:A-
calh, and the higheit price. given for Old Pew
ter ard Lead.
Newport Dec. Iath 1906.
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x--~&s~A- %@r+tl >f1S
venient uell 6oifhed Dwelling Houfe, Chsefe-
Houfe. Cribb, Barn. Chaifc-Houie, and other
nscsfr,ry building. thereon an excellent Or
chard of enprafted and wilding fruit, which
makes from 90 TO 90 barrels OF Cyder yearly
very we'll fhsltered with large trees and beau.
tifnI Garden. II is unnecr fairy TO ceicribe the
gcodneis Of the foil. as il is well known to
be equal If not furerior to any on this lisnd,
with one of the 6rft privileges Of manure from
the Beach adjoining ;-a brautiful pond below
the orchard, where fine perch and other FIN are
taken 10 gseat abundance, and in the feaion OF
it, the frcfi ihooting Of fea fowl Of slmoR every
defcrption The vhole lying beautifully to the
fun. The gres,eft part OF fsid Farm being nsw
in meadow land, that will average two tons o.
hsy TO the acre the remainder fui,able for bsr
ley &c. The above eas,e 10 we'll feuced, in fuit-
able diyifops, with the bet Of itone wall. An
indifrstsble title win be given, and the terms
made eafy.-Apply TO.
NICHOLAS p. EASTON,
on the premiics. q
Newport. Oaober 9. 1906.
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For Sale,

Four buihels Of Garden Peafe,
TO BE SOLD BIZ
ID URRINGTON ANTHONY. ia Portf.
ID mouth. warranted good /; and Of the lsft
years erowth,vi Early Charlton. Marowfats,
two podded, and Spsniih Dwsrfs. .--AJ0.
100 bulels clean Barley.
FEB. s. 1906.
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F o R S AL F,
A WIN DIM ILL.

CITUATED about half = milefrem the court
~ houfe, ) N the main road leading to Provi-
deoce, in good repair--The whole or Que halt
will be Sold, a. may beR fuit the purchaler.---
Paymeot made eafy. AFor further particular
enquire Of
Newposs. sssh Eeb. 1906.
LAMP BLACK.
For JsIs at tkis Office.