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And hates that ExcELLKScs it cannot REACH
THoMP.
FALSEHOOD. though odious in itself. aud
the immediate cFss.anion of infamy; is never
thelesy, not entirei; destitute of every princi-
pie of generosity, brit will sooner, ar later,
sbctray the wretch, I'm whose bosom it is fos-
tered. An instance ofthis will be plainly dis :
covered in my reply to the communication in a
late paper, relative to my marriage with Mrs.
Lvritta CHRISTOPHER. This communication, dc
tated by Envy. and penned by is servant, states
that l, Daniel w. Msyes) am Is years old
Mt the time Of my marriage was nineteen
years 10 months old. The communication far
ths r STAKES, that Mrs L,iritta Christopher,
(s'iss Suritta by mistake) was forty-hve years
aid. She was indeed thirty-hve only. The
Indian said two truths to one lie, would do We
ry we'll for an Indian But two lies to one truth
Ut seems) will scarcely serve a gentleman
After telling us in the sentence which / have
noticed above, that there was a disparity of 81
years in our agesj they introduce the next by
AN observation TO this eject. " Alike in all
things" Reader is 10 and As alike in all things
Again I; GO Well may our young Hero, exclaim
an the language of Wolsey; Farewell, a long
farewell TO all my greatness" This sentence
admits OF two CONSTRUCTIONS, Ist That have
already exclaimed in the language ofWolsey, or
2d That may now do SO. If Mr.. Envy and
his very obiigiug servant, intends 1t should
have the 1st construction, IL was their gracious
intention it should be construed into falsity,
on odious one Or of2d, a very great disparity
obtains, between the premises, and conclusion
oftheir CON munication. Forit is asserted in the
o ,ening az their communication, that Mrs Chris
TOPPER is anjable, virtuous, Sac. and that we
are alike in all things. To conclude then as
they have done. that virtue will quarrel with
itself, IS extremely Insignificant, and worthy
only OF such men. Again to put the word of
Wolsey into my mouth, is equally as reasona.
BILE, as TO harness the COW and milk the OK
1t is true saying in many instances, that a
word to the wise is sufficient; BY Llis rule
hope for pardon, have used many in reply
ing to our weak coInmuncators. Poor men,
they have irrctrievably lost the delicate object
of their rude passion: Aud finally. through the
instrumen.aiity of poor, weak, unconnected
despicsbie publication; seek revenge on the
couple. To conclude, the communication
serves onlyto exhibit to the world, two things,
viz. lst That ignorance and egotism, serve
eternaiy to betray and expose themselves. ID.
That envy will eventually be its own punisher.
IT AIR Envy will yet continue his favor; if he
will act with respect to thus reply, as he did
by his polished communication, he wiz take
one paper and siew it TO every person he meets
on the road and his cierkly servant, viii sweat
in carrying anotl,sr about the neighborhood.
DANL. w. MAYES.
September 21st, 1909 1"
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PAUL,
LATE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA

II is notorious fact that the Empsros
Of Russia, Paul the first, father Of the pre-
sent Alexander, was murdered ~ the be.
ginning of April, 1901 by some Of the firsi
nobility in Russia, among wnOm Fr4Ees
So6ora acted the most cousp cu9vs p.rt.
Having brlbed the guards, they rushed one
morning into the Emperor room, where
he was sitting at his ta6le W the acc %
writing, and after having inflicted several
Wounds with their dagger,, took off the
scarf from his waist and strsnglea hin.
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A REPLY to the CcMMuNIcArroN of Envy,
and its SERvANrs.

Base Envy withers at another's Joy,
And bates that rxcELLHses it cannot REACH
THoMP.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-08
BALTIMORE, Sept. S.

Arrived, schr. Rosamond, Murdoch, 81
days from Carthagena and II days from
Havana. Left at Carthag- ua, 5th ultimo,
schooner William and Eliza, for n. York
in days; the only American vessel there,
the port shut against neutrals. At Havan-
ma, schrs. Mary, Almeda, from Baltimore,
just arrived; brig Actress, Harvey, for
Baltimore, to sail same day !; brig Female,
Reed, of Baltimore, uncertain. Sailed in
CO. with several briggs, a schooner and ship,
names unknown; passed ships Friendship,
from Cork, and Piomingo, from Madeira,
In the river.
Also, brig Inca, Mezick, So DAYS from
the Isle of Sylt, (nouth of the Eyder) ship
Montesque, Wilson, got in safe from Phi
ladelpna ship Arab, of Salem, got on
shore, lost cable and anchor, got off & was
discharging ship Sally of Boston, got on
shore, received no damage; brig Ceres, of
Salem, ashore, lost her cable & anchor, dis
charged two lighters, got off. Ship Flo
rida, Stubby, of Bath, got on shore, lost
cables & anchors, repaired & sailed for the
Ba'tic; schr. -, Page, from Beverly, de-
tanned by the Danes after entering the Ey-
der, captain under arrest until trial comes
on; brig -, Bartlett, of Plymouth, Mass.
detained by the Danes after entering the
Eyder, under arrest for trial schr. Disco
very, Ray, of Philadelphia, vessel and car
60 lost 18th July, and crew saved. Capt.
Ray is on board the Inca; ship Liberty,
Kingston, stranded on the 18th July on the
sands at the mouth of the Eyder, 800 bales
of cotton, some rice and logwood saved
IS sail of American vessels detained at CO.
penhagen. The Helvetius, Baush, of PHI
ladelphia, began to discharge Esd July
The captain of the ship Fabius, arrested
and detained, as prisones of war, tor be.
ing born in Ireland, 4 Americans condemn
ed at Christiansand, Norway. The brig
Little James, Weble, of -, was lost, on
Heligoland 14th July, cargo saved.
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BOSTON, Sept. 2.
From SIAM.

g.. From SPAN.
|v Ince our last, We have been favored with
A. s sr papers TO June 80; from which
'0aowing articles are translated:
NJ VALENCIA, Tune so.
,r ~ Junta of Observation and Defence
b NO aolina IN Aragon, has communicated
d,,s ~ " superior Provincial Junta, under
FORM. ~ the 18th current, among other III
an the following:
kv our battalion with two cannon, and a
aI,a..sss set off for the great road OF
ms ~. 20 obstruct excursions of the enc
n. 4, as soldiers from Guadalaxara, made Tor
rcip Sss3e Il IF plundering the people of the
iread, his movement of our troops has
The Produced the most happy Effects
|,ad People of the territory of Siguenza,
been td.osince of Gnadalaxara, who had
Of H. Tsraded by the tyrannical domination
DEM. french, have risen, and refused ODE
o.: 4. 'ne orders of the French govern
bto,;s Written orders have been publicly
srirr y .ae market at Sigusnza, by the city
hen h.n portion of our armed country
Ae,aae Proceeded to Rio Frio, and have
De- Sen Sc carriages loaded with wool,
0s 20 France. Our battalion is en-.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Under decree of the honorable the circuit
court of the district of Columbia, held atAlex-
andria, the subscribers will expose to pub.ik
sale at the cotfee-house OH the 10th day OF
next month, on credit Of sixty and ninety
days,
An Undivided moiety efa rent Of { 1a1 10
Per a1nun,
Payable for ever, charged on lot of ground
situated at the intersection of Wolfe and u
nion-streets, and extending southwardly along
the west side of Union street one hundred and
fifteen feet, and westwardly along the south
side Of Wolfe street sixty two feet six inches
The payment of this rent is secured by yaiu-
able permanent Improvements on the lo..
And if from the sale Of the above rent
charge the sum required by the decree OF
the court cannot be raised--the subscribers
will then proceed to sell, at the same place,
AID on the same credit
One undivided seventh fart Of the reversion
in.fee,
Expectant on the death of Jane Roberdeau.
widow of Daniel Roberleau, deceased in the
following Lots, tina: is to say, one Lot
the east side of Water street between Wolfe
aid Wilkes streets, in front On Water
street 81 feet 3 inches, in depth 100 and IS
feet, and bounded on the nolth by an alley
feet wide.-On this lot is erected handsome
and convenient 8 story brick dwelling house.
with the usual out-housss And two othe
lots adjoining each other on the west side OF
Union-st. between Wolfe and Wilke.streets
in front on Union-street forty one feet, ill.,
depth one hundred and twenty five feet.
R. |. Taylor.
Cuthbert Powell.
September 8. d3ot
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N O T I C E.

THE Stockholders in the Great Hunting
Greek Bridge Company, are hereby notified
that another instalmcnt Of TEN DOLLARS
ON each share, is called for and must be paid
to the subscriber on or before the 9th day of
September next.
By order of the President ano Directors,
John Hoof, 7reaiurer.
August s4-2s.
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....rol,mn consisted of1e Bat. 20 SOU
Total 1i3 bat. 148 SOU

eaS j Otal Id Odts 40 squ
I. ), ,,,o,,nted to $4,000 effective troops.
NC .r,;llery. there were 8 batteries OF
:sads IS Of position, and II of horse ar
INV: in the aggregate 2SS pieces OF dit
,rsnt cslibres.
The r.. enemy had availed himself extreme
vel, Of the advantage of the ground to
a..r b;s massage. The extensive villages
ffEs,liog and Aspsru, mostly composed of
- ha1ses., and encireled all round by
hans Of earth, resembled two hastions, be-
s.so which double line of natura. trench
intended to draw off the water, served
IN, curtain, & afforded every security to
"a columns passing fromsthe Isle of Lobsu.
|Essline had a granary furnished with loop
holes, and whose three stories afforded
roam for several hundred men, while As
D,ru was provided with strong church
|yard. The left side of the latter village
borders on an arm of the Danube. Both
Villages had safe communication with the
bushy ground near the Danube, from which.
HE enemy had it constantly in his power to,
dispatch, unseen, fresh rsinforcements. The
Isle Of Lobau served at once as place OF
arms and tete, de-pont, bridge head for
khs bridge, IN the rear across the main arm
|ofthe river.
The enemy with the divisions of generals
l9litor, Boudet, Nansouty, Legrand, Es-
ayue, Lasalle and Ferrand, under the
narshals Massena and Lasnes, as well as
|nandal Bessieres, together with the guards
efAe Nuremberg, Hssse, Darmstadt and
Baden auxiliaries, had already left this po-
|saon, and was directing his march towards
Hlrahstettsn, when the FIRST Austrian adj
|sancsd guards met him.
lit be at all permitted in war, to in.
/ sulge favorable presentiments, it was GER
/ nnly excusable so to do at that great mo.
|nsat when on the 21st of May, exactly at
Twelve o'clock, the columns began to put
themselves in motion for the attack-A ge-
neral enthusiasm had akenpossesslon of the
||SToops-loyful war songs, accompanied by
turkish music, resounded through the air,
|,aa were interrupted by shouts Of 8 Long
M, NJ our emperor! long live the archduke
Writes. whenever the Imperial guard ap-
| n VINO had placed himself at the head
y ne seco1d column. Every breast pant
SS'ta anxious desire and high confidence
sSl the decisive moment, and the finest
ssaaer favored the awful scene.
To be continued.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,

-0ePteni6eF q, I8US.
Ordered, That Charles Midnight, Henry
Nicholson and Daniel Mcleod, be COM
missioners to hold an election in the second
ward on Friday the 18th inst. at the Coun.
ell Chamber, to elect a member OF the Com
mon Council for said ward, in the place OF
James MsGuire, resigned.
ADAM LYNN, C. c.
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PUBLIC Sale.

PURSUANT to i decree Of the honorable
the United States circuit cour, Tor the olstrict
of Columbia, sitting in Alexandra. OF Salur-
day, the seventh day OF OCTOBER next,
at four O'Clock in the afternoon, i Shall
sell, on the premises, a: pubic veNcue,
. tor ready money, to The highest tidder these
Jour adjoining Lots. Or pieces OF hrpunu as
distinguished o. plan thereof in III! IL, lis.
by the numbera 4. S, and Z, lying ON the
west Size OF Royal street ana noli;. OF w oite-
street extending from tie intersectior Of
said streets and birding Herewith 100 eet
on Royal street and SO ite ; inches on Wolfe
street.
Colin Aud, Commr.
August 81. 2avts
~ Printing IN all us vur'ey ssaA
y e$se3ta at hss sb1ee. )
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Flfhing Utenllls.
September 8.

On SATURDAY, the Esd day Of this pre-
sent month, at II O'Clock, will be sold, on a
liberal credit, to the highest bidder, at the
landing commonly called LEAR's, In Fair
fax county, Virginia, about 5 miles below
Alexandria, TWO SEINES, in complete
order, two complete BOATS, about one
hundred STRIKING STANDS, and all O.
Their necessary untensils for the Fishing Bu-.
siness Likewise the Landing for the ensuing
season. Terms will be made known at the
time of sale.
John Smith, 8 Co.
September 8. 2awst :
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70 r E I G N.
lgIA NORFOLK
SUPPLEMENT-
xo THE LONDON GAZETTE,
- TUESDAY, July II.

..,,t ofthe Battle fought near Aspern,
p d ns March field, on the 21st and 22d Of
On 80 coo. bstzveen the archdake Charles
ray Y',.t,;a. seneralEssimo efthe IMPERIAL
a .s;an armies, and the emperor Napo-
nmandsri in chief ofthe French and
liza armies,
s,AIcoNTIsuED.]
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M.rannrta DafIp @a,tttf.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s.

MARRIED, last evening, by the Rev.
DR.. GIBSON, Tohn DOUGLASS Simms, Esq.
Attorney at law, to Miss Mary Vest, ED
est daughter Of Roger West, Esq. deceased,
both of this place.
The brig Hunter, Borrowdale, Of this
port was lief: at Port Royal, Martinique, the
I'd August.
A letter has been received by a democrat
ic house in this city, from their supercargo,
dated Hamburg, s8th July, which IS eutlre-
ly silent about the reported victory OF Bo-
naparte.
Bait. North american.
BY proclamation of governor Claiborne,
en- the 18th ultimo, militia patroles are a
gain established in New Orleans. The pa
trole consists of commissioned officer, and
Is non-commissioned and privates. The
fine for non attendance is 20 dollars, tor an
officer, and tor private 10.
Eatract Of letter from merchant at Mar
,fok, IVA. to his Correspondent IN NezO-
London, dated 2oh august.
"In the paper of last evening, two ships
are advertised tor to load for England. A
number of merchants are determined to
load their ships and send them direct TO
England, giving the requisite bonds, which
they will forfeit, and protest against the
Presidents Proclamation. Mr.. iazewell,
a gentleman much celebrated hele for his
law knowledge, has given his decided OPT
Mon that the proclamation is illegal"
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A letter from Malaga, dated June II

A letter from Malaga, dated June Fl /,
says Business is rather dull, except to
the Spanish colonies, which is brisk. There
are no slaves here at present, nor a single
fish in the town. A cargo of slaves might
be sold at present for $40 to $50 dollars per
M. and fish at dollars per quntal on
board. The latter will no doubt be fully
supplied by the English, who have supe-
rior quality and pay less duties
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TARRAcoNA, 9une %.

TARRAcoNA, June %.
BY various accounts from the detach-
ments Of armed peasantry and soldiers from
Figueras and Ampurdan. we learn, that on
the 5sh, 9th, and 9TH inst. between S.Loren-
20 de la Muga and Darnius, a corps of tie
enemy was attacked, and 100 men killed /;
and our loss was 1 killed and three wound
ed, in other attacks the enemy lost 10. "A
convoy of Wagons from Flgueras to Gero-
ma. with ammunition for the French .army,
was attacked, and of the Wagons taken.
On the 10th, 20 French Wagons were taken
and 20 prisoners made, French soldiers
. were killed.
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MAsREsA, Tune 20.

The French continue the siege of Corona;
and the inhabitants defend it blavely. A
successful sortie was made on the 9th, in
which 200 were killed and as MANY woun3'
ed.
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t. COT T @ N.
80 bales PRIME UPLAND COTTON
ilor sale by the. subscriber, at very mode,
.ate price and on liberal credit.
Joseh II. Vaudeville.
June !.
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couraging the insurrection which increases
among the neighboring peasantry, and Will
soon be such as no power OF the troops OF
the tyrant of France can subdue."
Since the battle of Belchite linear Sara.
gossa, at which Blake was defeated, June
1s,] few deserters from the French have
Joined us, and some have also entered &C.
roma. The brave Somatenes continue to
intercept the enemy's conveys and destroy
the guards. The Spanish garrison of Ge-
roma, and the inhabitants, have performed
spirited sallies, and reaped much glory All
the artillery and mortars are constantly en-
ployed to defend the place.
Gen. Venegas has established his head
quarters at Monzanuries. The army OF Es-
tremadura, is numerous, well disciplined,
and has excellent cavalry. The army OF La
Mancha is not SO numerous. The army OF
reserve consists of the Portuguese and Eng
lish. tits reported that Venegas intends
to attempt to penetrate to Aranjuez.
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, will be sold, at thu
Vendue Store.
A number of valuable Medi-
cal Books.
A list of them may be seen by calling at
the store.
P. G. Marffeller.
September 8.
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The brig Hunter, Borrowdale, Of this
port was lief. at Port Royal, Martinique, the
I'd August.
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For the assembling the Clans of the Camp
bells and Macleans.
Act I'd. Scene Sd. view @. the Sea: al.
most total darkness; rains ard pc is OF thun.
der at intervals, preceded by e, shes O: sight
ming, by the light of which the Lady is .is--
covered on the Rolk, wrineing her hands
and waving her handkerchief; after some
time Fisherman and his Son are seer by
lightning at sea eadeayoring ,o ain inc
rock; but seemingly III van, the storm en-
ereases, and the boat appears 70 be over
whclmed by the waves.
Scene 9TH. The Highlands Gathering -
that IS, the sounding to aims is heard il, MAJ
ny places; men quickly appear on the noun
talns clothed III the Scotch costume. ne
different clans OF tho Campbells and the Mac
leans collect, and gradually .ercresse in num-.
bers. The piebrach, or Warlike musi,, ap-,
pertaining 10 each clan, is played as they Sc.
perately march
Mock Funeral of Lady Maclean. Both
parties prepare tor the assault Lady Mac
lean enters, her Lord receives her in his
arms. Both parties sheathe their swords and
become friends.
" Box one dollar-Pjtt three uarters
OF dollar allery halt doilar-C hildren's
Tickets to the Boxes half collar
~ Tickets TO be mad at the office of Mr..
Snowden.
TIT Doors will open at six-curtaIn rise
quarter before sevca O'c.Ock.
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which will be added
Il neru luelo-drama, (never bertormeaherej
zpritten BY the author efthe Roadto Rniii,
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REMOVAL.
& NATHANIEL DEARBORN.

TTAVING removed from Aewtort, and
commenced business in Providence, in
the Book -BIxDIsc and STATIONARY Inc
tenders his thanks to his Friends and Custom
crs, for their patronage during his residence
in Nssyhort and solicits a continuance of
their favours, with an assurance thai all orders
and directions in his line shall be executed
with fidelity and despatch.
All Persons against whom he has Demands,
are requested to call on Ro5evf Rogers. Esq
with whem they are lodged for collection,
with an expectation cf settlement within
a month in order to enable him to sa.isfy al
Demands against him.
Jrfy 26;A, 1909.
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p. O. RICHMOND,

Has just received (at his CASH Store, No. l5s,
Thames Street. in eaaifsos 70 his Jormer
assorfment--
A LARGE supply of India Buttons
"A Checks Calicoes and Musiins, of evc-
ry description Cotton Shiring black ard
white Cotton Camtricks; plain and figured
Lcno Spider-net and Book siusins; Lon
don print and Fancy plaid Ginghams; I.adies'
long and habit Silk Gloves do. white and
coloured Kid do. plaid and plain I.ustrings
Gentlemen's and Ladies' white and coloured
Hosiery; Common and Cambrick Dimities
Sewing Silks Silk Umbrellas and Bandar-
ma Handkercl,iefs with variety of other sea-
sonabe GOODS; all of which having been
bought at Auction in Boston, can be afforded
lower than was ever sold in Ncwpc.s.
Ncwhort, Jufy 20, 1909.
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Lots of Land.

EOR sale, by the subscriber, three Lots of
il Land, on DiDision street, near the
Trinity Church, suitable for building. These
Lots are pleasantly situated, and in healthy
part ofthe town. They will be sold on mo-
dcrate terms, ifapplied, for before the 2ist
of August which time they WILDE sold
at Publick Auction, if not previously disposed
of at private sale.
NORTON VILLBOR.
.Ncvhort, July 26.
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at OROdO-ci HEEG, Il
LAS for sale, many kinds of LUMBER,
J. i consisting of Timber, Jciss, Boards,
and Shingles Cedar and Pine C;spboards.
.Aiso--whitc oak. Plank and round Timber |;
with good assortment of birch and maple
Bedstead Joist.
Nails and Hollow Ware, Of MANY kinds /;
cast iron Oven Frames and Doors, on an ap-
proved construction. Corn and Potatoes, by
the bushcl or larger quantity.
Ncsphort, .1hrH S.
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JOSEPH BRIGGS,

No. 63, Thames-sfreef,
ITAS for sale--loo bbls. Prime Pork, war
i l. ranted Gin, per pipe.
.Also--An assortment tfGROCERIES. Of
NJ b. He transacts Commission Business
Those who are disposed to favour him in this
line, may depend on his excrtioas in their be-
half.
STORAGE for goods May be had by ap-
plying as above. July 90.
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1Dostrp
THE FAIR THIEF.

,.r,, :., -, ,n,,h .,a .r;ss
~ nh i:',,- s.;.. r;.n 49,. a.sars r" ,h;"S.
:, ."e ''sue ~. ~ 90 .,.am n ea,,iJ 80,
t'elose ~. us..Ia ,'s:.s's. w." os,s s,o,y
enc ssv,S ..',,:'' u,S .,.;,sns.s 60 adoso
enc enc ss1.c sle ysus.s mn"". ',,,e ~ -,
S'''s 80 ~. s''," 4: -ss. ss.',.,,,.
"" p'ni''oSe o'"'S "' 'e'"~' '''0"
MA ,,:,,.s
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For Sale.

THAT valuable and well-known Lot in
= Thames-street, next North of Messrs
RHoDEs * CAHooNE's Store, which as a
stand for business, is equal to any in New
port.--.4lso, One Lot No. Is. Long-Wharf
titles viii be giycn.--For further
particulars enquire of
WILLIAM S. N. ALLAN.
Newport, July &c, 1909.
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.VNTANTED an Apprentice, to the Bake
Wv ingbusincss. A smart active Lad a.
bout ? or is years Of age, who can produce
good COMMUNICATIONS hear of situation
by applying at the Office of the Rhode. Island
Republican.
N. B One from the country would be pre-
fered. May 10. s