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MOLASSk.S.

20 hogsheads RETAILING MOLAS"
SEES, for sale by
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner of King and Fairfax streets.
I,pe IN
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atsrsuurta Datlp Gasette.
WEDNESDAY,, MAY IL.
FROM SPALN.

A letter received in this city from Hayan-
ma, the 9th April, says, " This day a vessel
arrived here in a short passage from Tene-
rife, (which brings the account that all Cata-
lonia was once more in possession of the
Spanish patriots" Nreeman'a Journal.
A letter from a merchant in Kingston, Ja~
n%naica, dated April 18th, received by a COM
%rnercial house in New York, says-"Since
American vessels have been allowed to clear
out from the States to Spain, Portugal, and
their dependencies, this market begins to be
gluttcd with -four by vessels from Cuba, and
those blown of the coast. A meeting Of the
inhabitants was called on the 2lst nit. and
.sundry resolutions as to the expediency Of
petitionlng government to exclude American
vessels In the event of the embargo being re-
moved, were sent to the mayer but no per-
son attending to move or second the resolu-
tons they fell to the ground. Instead OF re-
commencing the. measure Of exclusion the
Legislature, that is 10 meet the 18th instant,
Oh all American produce imported in Ame-
rican bottoms, impose duties ahlch will pro-
duce a considerable revenue. Lumber con-
iinues in demand, and white oak slaves with
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SEVILLE, March 2.

A French general named Samson, with
two adjutants from St. Cyr, has been IN the
city Of Perpignan for the last eight days
and it is asserted that he has come for the
purpose of organizing a sufficient number
of troops to besiege anew the place of &c
Q for since the divisions which were
expected for that enterprise could not ar.
rive, IN consequence Of the counter orders
which they had at Leon, to march back to
the nor5hward. Samson is now charged to
accelerate, which he does as far as possible,
the junction of the soldiers belonging to skt
last CONSUMPTION, ia order to prosecui> his
projected enterprise, which occupies bis At
tentlon.
Theagents Of Napoleon are busted incon-
~ciliating the discontent-d, and principally
the parents and relations of the conscripts,
in order that they may produce them for the
service, which they now refuse to do, seeing
that out of SO many that have entered Spain,
none have retured home except the wound
ed, or deserters. For this reason the Gems
'darmes are very diligently going abous q
mongsLthe inhabitants, seizing as they can
find, and carrying them to Perpignan.
We have Just learned that II the city Of
Nismes there was a great riot on account of
force having been used towards the corr
scripts, and that troops with artillery having
been called in a very severe action took
place, IN which the troops were defeated.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nay Is.

Assurance have been gwen by the secre-
tarv OF state, that there is no objection to
permit British vessels to load, in contormi.
ty with the % section Of the act, ofthe 9th
January, 1909, on giving bond conditioned
that the vessel shall not proceed to a foreign
port, which bonds will become null IN the
10th Of June, by the effect of the law, Lnder
the presidents proclamation Of the hoth Of
April, 1909.
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IN COMMON n
MN f3th. 1909.

My 18Th, 1909.
Ordered, That Jonathan Butcher, VIM
Rhodes, and Thomas Herbert be q commit
tee in conjunction with the Superintendent
OF Police who shall regulate Washington
street from Duke to Franklin street, and
erect a brick or stone arch five feet wide,
four feet high, and twenty four feet long, at
the intersection of Wilkes street, and thar
the sum OF two hundred and fifty dollars be
appropriated therefor, out of the funds OF
the southern district. =
ADAM LYNN, c. c.
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Fr0M Tie Mez0 1orl Esea;ag Past.
IFURTEER TRANsLATIoNs.
BADAJoz, Aarch 13.

~ - ~
Our army presents each day a more for
midable aspect, as well from the numerous
reinforceInents which it IS continually re-
ceieing, as from the severity O It's CONF
mandSr.
Itappears that the grand project oil the
French was TO invade our province and at
tack our capital with 2o,eoomen, and many
pieces of large artillery, for which purpose
they endeavored betimes to take possession
of the principal positions upon the 1agus.
But this operation which was SO useful to
them, was defeated almostas soon as con-
templated. With Incredible celebrity our
dispersed troops were recognized, aadthe
enemy ie!t the blow, before they could ex-
poet and be prepared for it. We have ia
ken the bridge of Almaraz, the only place
where their artillery could be transported,
have saved the province from an immediate
INVASION, and made them respect the chief
who commands us.
Since that time they have made severa!
attempts to recover the lost bridge, but the
valor of our troops has always frustrated
their design, and we expect shortly TO be-
in a situation to act ofensigely against
them.
Last week there departed from this city
for the army a company of flying artillery
with 4 pieces, the troops being completely
mouated and uniformed.
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NJ I CE.
IN COMMON

May 10, 1905,
ORDERED, That Abraham Faw, WI
liam S. Moore, and Joseph Smith, be con
missioners to hold an election On Monda,
the gid instant, at John Hodgkin's tavern.
to elect a member Of the Common Coun-
Gil for the third ward, in place Of Adam
Lynn, resigned.
lsdered, That John Sutton, Joseph Dean,
and Aaron Hewes De a committee to rent
out in the best manner they can, Duke-streec
Dock, for the term of two years, or until
Thomas Preston's time expires in the adj
joining warehouse ; and that the person
contracting shall during the lease, keep the,
dock in as good repair as it now is, and
leave it in the same manner.
ADAM LYNN, c, c.
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SHIP
P0Yt OF AleNandY2G.


ARRIVED,
Brig Hunter, captain Borrowdale, Is
days from STD artholomews-baHast-Jas
Patton.
The brig Martha, capt. Wattles, of and
from this port, arrived there the day before
the Hunter sailed.
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mediation with England: Her retaliating
system will be resumed, and e~1n6arsSo or
oar will again complete the climax OF de-
mocratic folly.
Such are. your hopes and such the impend-
ing dangers. Fedrraksts ! 70 your posts !
BRUTU5.
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N OTI

THE subscribers will attcndat Duke streee
dock, Oh "Wednesday, the 18th instant, at 4
O'Clock an the afternoon, for the purpose Of
renting said dock agreeable to the above Or
der Of Council.
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John Sutton.
Joleph Dean,
Aaron Hewes.
A YOUNG MAN.

il ObE1 HNIE2FS
YKTHO can produce satisfactory recorn-
Wv mendations, viii be glad to be en-
ployed ia some dry or wet good store, or In
some office. A letter directed 20 +. NJ and
eft at shis epai ces VIII be attended s}
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heading for rum ~puncheons pay extremely
we'll. Picked fish is scarce, and meets with
a ready sale. Irish provisions are IN great
plenty. Superfne -four eighteen dollars per
barrel"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-29
The Progre,sii0e Company,

AT THEIR GKAINERY AND GROCERY
STORE, No. III, WHARF,
Have for Sale, Wholesale and Retail at the lowest cur
rent prices,
a Constant supply Of Rye and Indian Corn ;
ss, do. Rye and Indian Meal;
Flour, Of the most approved brands.
An extensive assortment Of GROCERIES and IL
QUORS-amoag which are
10 hhds. Sd proof ST. Croix and Antigua Rum;
30 pipes 4th proof Spanish Brandy;
90 quarter casks Sherry Wine;
20 boxes Raisins 20 do Chocolate;
Hyson, Souchong, and Dohea Teas by the chest
or lesser quantity, &c. &c.
1000 bushels Exuma Salt, Of supcrour quality;
$500 do. Liverpool do
500 do. Turks-Isand do
500 do. Bonavista do.
.aks-a quantity of well seasoned rner. Boards;
Likewise......Jua received,
pipes Gin S hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
26 chests Compoy Tea, Of an excellent favour
1000 VT. Cheese 200 Meal Bags;
8 crates and 2 hkds. Crockery Ware, &C. &c.
20 Cash given for Conn and Rye.
N. B. Those persons who have IN their possession
Meal Bags belonging to the Company, will have The
goodness to return them
wILLIAd COacIsnAfL, jun .sgsns
.Nsuporf, Oef 18
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-29
William and Henry Moore,

OFFER FOR .S.aLE,
Ar THEIR SToRE, No. S, ,MARKET-SQUARE,
For Cash, Country Produce, or atproued Credt, a, az
fo's Prices asrcan be purchased az any sforc
in Ns1sport-
30 boxes excellent brown SUGARS;
do. do. white do;
20 bbls. do. do. do,
1000 VT. excellent COFFEE;
10 chests Souchong TEAS,
S do. Hysonskin 90.
do. Hyson do;
10 casks GINGER;
Bags of PEPPER do PIAfENTO,
5Pipes Country GIN, of SUPERIOR quality;
hi3ds. Sd proof w. I. RUM;
IS do. NE. do;
lRONMONGERY, CUTLERY, and HARD
WARE;
NAILS of all kinds;
ANCHOkS, Of every size;
Sundry articles in the Dry Goods Line
4 bales COTTON.
-fso, ar their Store,
No 100, TH.qslfES.STREET,
A general and extensive assortment DRY
GOODS, as cheap as can be found. 3
All the above articles will be sold at wholesale or
retail.
n. B. Az those persons who have long standing
accounts, desired to call and settle tie same BY
cash note. "
CASH,
And the highest price given for good clean
Flax-Seed, Tow-CIoth or Feathers. Wanted,
1000 bushels good clean Barley.
Apply at No. S, MARxET-soyARE.
Nov 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-29
LOPEZ g. DEXTER,

ofFER roR sALE,
90 Pazcheons St. Crox RUM,
III Pipes 4th Proof Spanish BRANDY;
Is do. lst do. Country GIN
10 do. Madeira WINE; ..s4 ~tr
% Quarter Casks Iisbon do;
/ as Chests Souchong TEA
8 do. Hyson Skin do.
26000 lbs West-India COFFEE
Is Bags PIAiENTO; es
"a Bales Upland COTTON
100 Boxes Muscstel RAlslNS;
55 Barrels N. Y. inspected Prime PORK
90 Tons assorted Swedes' IRON A
700 Quintsls GOLDFISH
Is Boxes Window GLASS;
$50 Keams Wrapping PAPER;
100 do. Writing do. r s.e--ss
Hogsheads LOAF SUGAR -
-ALso-
The JoiiorSng Fresh Imhorfea
DRY GOODS
S Cases India Silks
500 Pieces Blue Nxnkeen, -
200 do. Yellow ditto ~
$50 do. White ditto ,,-r.
Bales Superfne Broadclotfs VI ~,
Cases Cotton Servings
do. Fancy Prints;
I do. English Sewing Silks;
do Mems and women's Gloves
2 do. Cotton Shirting;
1 do. Fancy Muslins;
1 do. Marseles vesting;
l do. Cambrick Muslins
I do. Bombazetts
Bale Cassirneres
1 Case yelvets
100 Pieces Russia Diaper
SO do. Red, Yellow and Brown Bandanoes.
.Ne1gporf, .angua l6, 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-29

sTH HR Subscribers have removed their Auction and
u Commission Store to that very eligible stand
"a, mes-Ssrees, directly opposite Messrs. WAN
TON & RArBnoSE's Book Store, a part Of which
was lately occupied by PAUL n. Mrnroap, Esq
a an Office, where they ccatinuc to transact Auc-
ton and Commission business. Those who may
please to employ them may depend ON faithful and
prompt attendance being given to their interest.
= FOR S1ZE--sn sess.s aaxSsaily good
20 Chests Campoy Tea,
10 Pipes Country Gin,
20 Bags Coffee,
10 bbls. Pimcnto.
The above Goods, being separate consign-
mcnss, win be sold at prices greatly reduced, in
order 20 close the Sales.
N. B. Those indebted to the Subscribers,
sss requested 70 settle immcdiately,--Al orders
from distant customers will be duly attended TO-
HENRY \. CRkNsTCS, * co
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JOESpH BRIGGS.

i No. SO, Zhames-streef,.
LAS for sale-loo bbls. Prime Pork, war
i i ranted Gin, per pipe.
Also--An assortment Of GROCERIES.
N. B. He transacts Commission Business.
Those who are disposed to favour him in this
line, may depend on his sxertions in their be-
half
STORAGE for goods MAY be had by APP
plying as above. July 26.
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STOVE PIPES,

NF TIN, or sheet IRON. of any
~ length or size, made by the Subscriber, at his
shop one door west Of Mossrs. J. Mrsnos & Co.'S
Grocery s,ore.4iso, Tin Ware for sale As cheap al
be purchased in this state. The smxl'cs favo,s
gratefully acknowledged.
n. b. Cash gwen for old Pewter and Lead
NATHANIEL NAsoS.
Newport, Npy, I, 1909.
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BOOKS at Reduced Prices.


w. PELHAM, BOOKSELLER,
No. SO, Cornhill, Boston,
OFFERS for Sale, the whole or any
" part of his Miscellaneous and Professional
Books, At the unusual discounts specified below On
comparing these discounts with the usual course Of
business will obviously appear that purchasers for
private and social libraries will consult their interest
in favouring him with their carly orders The col
lection comprises variety of valuable works in Law
Plysick, Divinity Architecture, Navigation, History
Biography, Voyages, Travels, Poetry, Novels, &c
Ills object in making SO considerable reduction
from the established prices s to dispose Of his stock
as quickly as possible. in order to supply its place
with more general assortment Of Paper and Sta.
sionary than he has hitherto kept and purchasers
will consequently reflect that such opportunities OF
supplying themselves occur but seldom.
AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS,
For Cash only,
From to 10 dollars, discount 10 per cent
loto2o 20 pei. cent.
20 to so 25 per cent
y Al IMPORTED SYsi BOOKS, s. ps' cent,
For Cssh enly,
From to 10 dollars, Discount per cent.
10 to 80 10 per cent.
30 to so - 10 1-2 per cent.
- so and upwards, - Is per cent.
The following viii continue to be sold at the usHol
BIBLES, ITO. evo. and for Schools,a great variety.
Testaments, 8vo. and i20 Episcopal Prayer Books,
various editions-Psalms and Hymns, School Books,
and Chldrcn's Toy Books.
American and English Writing Papers ;-Wafers
Lead Pencils, Quls of superioar quality, fev Pen
knives, Inkstands. Of various patterns, BE. &c.
Columbian, and Eagle Playing Cards, Highlander,
and Merry Andrews
An assortment Of elegant Patterns Cor Embroi-
1ery. s.1r
Almaaacks for 1870 by the gross, dozen or sin
gle. Bosfon, Oct. IS, 1909
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FANCY GOODS.

XKTILLIAM S. NICHOLS has
w just yeceivedin addition, to his former stock,
a vsriety OF the most fashionable FANCY GOODS;
which from price ndquaty fall to suit plrcha
sers. .Aswporf, .Nou. 20, 1909
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No. Is, Afarkef-Squa
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends
~ and the publick in general, that they
have for sale at their Store, the following
Goods, which they would dispose Of for Cash
or approved Credit: Wis hhds. St. Kits
high I'd, Sd, and 4th proof Rum 10 pipes
Gin of an excellent quality 8 bags Coffee |;
6 kegs Virginia Tobacco 30 kegs Ginger /;
6 chests Souchong Tea; 80 quintals Cod
Fish 1000 lbs Cordage IL dozen Bed
Cords so lbs. Sewing Twine; bags Pi-
mento; 500 lbs. Loaf Sugar 100 reams
Brown Paper; 90 do Foolscap do. sc. &c.
Those who are indebted to them by Note or
Book Account, arc requested to call and settle
the same. All Orders from their distant GUS
toners will receive punctual attendance.
Ne7vhort, .djtrii 20, 1909. 49,.
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NEW ACADEMY,
Bdrneu- Street,

BdrHey- Nreef.
TINE publick are informed, that the new
i and airy ACADEMY ofMr. TreveH's, is
ready for the reception of pupils. He fatters
himself that the peasantness of the situation |;
the accommodation of the building together
with his determination to pay every attention
to those placed under his tuition, will ensure
him portion of the publck patronage.
W b. The Scholars will, as usual, be Inib-
lickiy examined (by the Rev. Clergy quar-
terly.
.Nesvhorf, .lhrH 25, 1909.
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TERMS.


Sirn efAe Bee Hire, No. SO, 7zames-Streef,
Has just opened variety of GOODS
among which are--lace and dotted
Muslins Leno do. white and colourcd Cam
bricks complete assortment of corded and
plaid Ginghams Of the newest fashion Gen
tleman's superfine Vest Patterns ), Washing
ton Stripes Cotton Cassimeres Cambrick
Dimities !; Calicoes, newest prints best e-s
London Prints Silk Chambrays variety of
cotton Handkercsiefs ladies' and gentlemen's
silk and cotton Hose black Bombazetts !;
black Grape silk Gloves silk Shawls /; cot
ton 90. silk and cotton Suspenders Du-
rants, Caimancoes, Russels, Rattinet--and
a great variety Of other Goods, too numerous
TO mention in an advertisement.
May 8. Sm.]
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PUBLICK HEALTH.

DH<L
EOR the accommodation Of those Ladies
i and Gentlemen, who wish to partake of
the luxury of the Bath, the BATHING
HOUSE will be opened every day, from sun
rise until o'clock in the evening, Sundays
excepted, when it will be closed at 10 o'clock
in the morning.-Tickcts may be had at1he
Medicine Store of SAMUEL w. VINsoN, and
of the Proprietor. Ladies will please to pass
in at the door No. 70, Thames Street. Gen.
tlemen will enter at the east door of the
Bathing House, Pelham Street. Subscribers
viii be furnished with Tickets on account Of
their Shares, as heretofore.
.Newhort, .4h,Tl l9, 1909.
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NEWPORT, WEDNESDAY. MAY 10, 1905


n1xIENS,
TAKE this method to inform thcirfriends
y and the publick in general, they have
REMOVED from No. 90 to No. 81, nearly OPP
positc their old stand, and directly oppo~iic
JAMES MuMroRD's dry goods store--where
they have just received from Nssv- York, an
addition to their former stock, selected by
themselves, which makes their assortment Of
MEN's, YourH's anl CHrLpaEx's HATS,
as good as was ever offered from any store in
Nesysorf, all which they intend to sell as low
as can be purchased in this town.
Nerphorf, .7hril 10
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PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE.

THE Subscribers respectfully inform their
Il Friends and the pubIick, that they have
entered into Partnership, and taken the well
known Stables belonging to Mr. THOMAS
TowNsEND, situated in Green-strcet, where
Horses and Carriages for every purpose will
be furnished at short notice particularly
Coaches provided with careful and experience
ed drivers, for parties of pleasure or travel
lers and Saddle Horses either for Ladies or
Gentlemen; they will also furnish despatch
messengers for any direction. Their Stables
being well calculated for the business, Horses
viii be taken in to keep at REASONABLE rates for
long or short periods and as they are deter
mined to attend well to every part of their bu-
siness, they hope to merit the favours Of the
publick. JOHN G.. EASTON.
WV. +. DRUMMOND.
THE Subscriber from long and intimate
knowledge Of WN. E. DRunnosD, anG con-
idence in his Partner, recommends them as
worthy the encouragement of the publick.
THOMAS TOWNSEND.
Ne1yhorf, .1itra l9, 1909.
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The source from whence we derive this higAiy
''nhorfanf Discussion efa sneieef invoissng
so deeply the righfs, fhe honosss., and me in
! feresf e. ..fmrrica, vein render il unnecesso-
ryyer as 10 invife fhs careful attention Of
ourreaders.--Ed. Patriot.
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MEMS YOUTHS, AND CHILDREN'S
II A rs.


~ EORGE WANTON, has Just received
NJ at his Store, corner of Markef-Square-
An extensive assortment of HATS,
which, added to his former Stock, will enable
him to furnish Hats, of almost every size,
shape and price usually wanted--as youth S
and mems Felt, Plated, Castor and Beavers
mems wide and common brims, of a superiour
quality. These Hats will be sold remarkably
low,and are warranted infcriour to none which
are manufactured in this country, at the same
prices.
.hso-a variety Of youths and chiIdren's
red and black Morocco Hats.
Lately received,
bale elegant French p PAPER-HANG-
INGS, with BORDERS suitable therefor
.ziso-a variety of cheap American PAPERS
with wide and narrow BORDERS, at the
Iowest possible prices.
A complete assortment Of, BOOKS and
STATIONARY, for sale, as above.
bsferesfing Pamfhies.
Lately published, and for sale, as above,
'eport of the Committee, appointed by the
General Assembly Of the State Of Rhode-Isi-
nd,&c. at the February Session, A. d. 1909,
60 enquire into the situation Of FARMERS Ex-
eHAxeE BANK, in Gloucester, with the Doc
umeuts accompanying the same. Atri26.
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NATHANIEL DEARBORN,

house,
HAS for sale, an extensive assortment Of
i Il ACCOUNT BOOKS, as cheap as can
be purchased elsewhere. Likewise, Memo
randum Pocket Books, Receipt and Note
Books Morocco Pocket Books, Paper, Ink,
Quilts, Suspenders, Cloathes- Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Backgammon Boxes and Dice,
IndeIible Ink for Linen, Combs, Blank and
Playing Cards, Quadrille and Chess Boards,
Backgammon Tables, Cigars, Inkstands,
Scissors, Penknives, Cigar and Tobacco
Boxes, black Sand for counting-roQms, Sand
Boxes, Waters, Sealing Wax, SC. SC.
SEAMAN'S ARTICLES.
Bowditch's Navigator Marshall and Park on
Blunt's Cost Pilot Insurance
MackAy's Navigator Seaman 'scomplctePi-
Ship Masters Assist lot of Charts, S25
ant Seaman's Journals
Naval Gazetteer, in Log book Paper
volumes Cases instruments
Gowcr on Seaman Shipping Papers
ship Scales, Dividcrs, &c.
FOR MUSICIANS.
3 superb Flutes, and Violin of the first
rate Instruction Books for all kinds of In
struments, and Pieces for the Piano Forte !;
the latest and most approved Song Books !;
Musick Paper blank ruled Musick Books !;
Violin Strings, &c.
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT
Has been reislenished with many paiua6ie works.
Hume's History ofEngand, with continue
tion, z vols.
Pope's Works, Rollins Ancient History,
Homer's Odyssey, MAYORS Universal History
Gibbons Roman Empi~, Burke's Works,
Tooke's Russia, Demons Egypt, Depons,
Spanish Maine, RobcYtson's America. do
: Charles 5th.
Anarcharsis' Travels, Millions Paradise Lost
and Regained,
Hervey's Meditations, Salmagundi, SC.
MEDICAL WORKS.
Cullen's Practice Hunter on Venereal
Saunders on the fever Ball on the Animal
Denman's Midwifry Economy
Jackson on fever ChaptalPs Chemistry
Ballie's Morbid An Gale on Electricity
atomy Blaine's vetinnary art
Second hand volumes exchanged or purcha-
sed.
Old books rebound faithfully at short no
tice. Nav 8.
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WANTED--A GIRL, to do house work
in small famiIy-Apply at this Office. n Ie.
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No. "a, zhames- Street,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the publisk,
III that he has just received from the Pro-
prietor, (Mr i. w. DyorT, Phiiddelthia,) }
DR.. RoBERrsoN's PATENT and
FAMILY MEDICINES,
Hhich he e6srs for sale.
{fe has several copies of a pamphlet, for
the perusal of those who wish for further in
formation respecting these Medicines.
). w. V. continues to rcplenish his assort-
ment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE
STUFFS, SPICES, sc. as usual. .fiso, Glass
Apparatus, for Electrical machines and Sur
gical instruments of all kinds, furnished at
short notice.
For the encouragement he has received,
the publick will accept his grateful acknowl-
edgnents and he hatters himself that they
will continue their fayours.
.AdrH IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-10

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