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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-08-02
FOR Sac,

THAT elegant Farm known by the name of
/ Spring Garden. 1t is s''uated on the river De-
laware wi hin ore mile and an half of the town 81
New Castle and contains about 300 acres of land, liz
a high state Of cultivation The buildings are CONT
plere, and command all extensive view OF the Dsi."
ware and the surrounding couatry The land aoaua>,
with good wa.er, and CONTAINS plentiful variety Of
the choicest fruit and the farm is considered b
competent Judges, as compleat III every resp'-t, as
any situation on the Delaware. As it is presuls
ed that any person inc'ir'ns Z purchase II hrst de-
sire to view he premises, Lengthy description
deemed unnecessary For further particulars Apply
to Riddle & Bird, New Castle, the subscriber
the premises.
July IS. 1909. m
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to have the command Vi them, am very
certain thee governor viii not hazard the de.
struction of these troops by placing them
under the command of one who has never
been trooper.
One of the Cavalry.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-08-02
@arlr9 EtEf.
PORT OF WILMiNOiON,

ARRIVED.
Schooner William and Samuel, Green, from
Baracoa schr Ranger, Phe'phs, from Passa-
maquoddi brig Traveller, Manner, from do.
MEMORANDA.
Vessels spoken in the Delaware, bound for
Philadelphia 2Stn June, off New-Ca tie, brig
Bryan, Ingram, from Jamaica. cargo Of coffee.
2orh, schr. Friendship, Evans, from Aew-
York, cargo OF sundries; brig Louisiana, OF
Phllate phia MsFaran, .rJm st Jago lie Gu
ia. with cargo of sugar and coffee, and
number Of passengers schr Hannah Loretto,
Holt, of fi.iadc.p ha, from Por;orlce, st Johns,
cargo of coffee and passenger, liomas
Coca, of Portorico J; schr Adventure, Grant,
iio.n nortorco, cargo of coffee; s!oop An
selms, Grant, Of New orl. cargo Of rum and
lines, 70 Vim. Johnston. Philadelphia; ship
eugene, Watson, Of Philadelphia, from New
York.
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w ak In.

Although from the cameleon character OF
the British orders in council, 1t is nearly as
futile as it is difficult to analyse them, yet
there are features in the late order OF the
Gath of May, that it may be OF some service
distinctly TO notice.
/. The arrangements made by Mr.. Frs
kline, it is said, are not such as were author
ised by his Msjesty's Instructions, or
such as his majesty can approve" Here IS
an avowal by the British government OF an
lnRexble purpose, unlimited by time or
circumstance, either not to make proper
repatriation for the outrage commltte, on
The Chesapeake, or not to rescind the prln'
clple Of her orders of the 9Th OF January
and 1ith Of November.
9. The temporary relaxasions Of The ole
orders in council are all coupled win one
sweeping condition, to wit; wihdra"a
II projection from any vessel that shall at
tempt to enter any port " actually hlocSad
ed by any Of his majesty's ships OF war;
Is there no, reason to fear that the whole
the enemy ports win in this way be blockad
ed Nv naval force altogether 'nsutfcien
for the complete investment requisite 10
legal blockade, and that vessels leavin
porls .hus blockaded," viii, on their re
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Hn7a Cannon,

ESpECTFULI.Y informs her friends
N and the public in general, that sbe his
opened
A Milinary & Fancy Store,
next door to Mrs. Huggins's Tavern, s'Ar"
ket street, Wilmington iDei}
July %.
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FOR THE DELAW ARE GAzET TIE.

On entering village or country town, one
OF the trs, things that attracts the eye is sign
suspended, waving It's careless head, with . En-
trr,a.nrnent for Man and Horse" depicted on its
countenance. THIS often stimulates the weary
traveller; ard as 6 Money makes the mare go"
good entertainment makes The horse stop--the
traveller allghts, reireshes, and then pursues his
journey with fresh vgour. This, to be sure, is
very clegey, but there are still c!everer filings in
our town.
The Wilmington College Lottery displays an
exceedingly beautiful sign-yea, the mi'er S coat
ofarms--5 ,ooo!! Ills far surpasses IN beauty
and convenience all the sgns dedicated 10 Eachus.
Il is now waving its smiling head, inviting the
votaries OF fortune to come ahi' take refresh
ment. Not long since, customer calling IN,
was agrseably treated with " Plumb pudding
Of 900 "A delicious feast IA handsome treat.
happy the guest
l have the satisfaction of adding that the INN
is well stored with prosisons-a number of ex-
ccllent dishes ready TO be served up at the short
est notice. Those who arc disposed to partake
of the delightful entertainment had best make
speedy application to the committee OF ar.
rangement fol a ticket OF admittance.
WALK In
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Mr.. Erskine's Instructions.

Copy ola dispatch from Mr.. Secretary Canning
to the hon. D. M. Erskne dated Foreign
Office, Esd Jan. 1906.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-11
y P''''' P. G. Marsteller, y. N.
usNDsOME TEETH,
=. ,at.st i.eaoeai oraa@eiH q nc na"''s"
$ thysiogTi'ny.

,,a,,st ;.sraonai oraa@e'H q nc na"'a'
f.hysiogGimy
5 = SKINNER, Surgeon DENTIST OF
- = y ii respectfully informs the eluzsn'
. 81 that saslag concerns tAat re-
a' 4. continuance Gesthe seatofgoveri 4
M d s. das S, proposes TO attend 70 ms
se s.,oa,l Business in this city until the 18Th
Tbose ladies' and gentlemen VINO nave
4 ~ lost their Front Teeth, have
l 1s..r,e favorable opportunity Of having
E',sm replaced in a very superior styie' wa
E,n,I 10 retain perfect natural coloaf, not
ESs,aruishaDle by strict exanlnatiSn from
LSo,s of,he natural growth, and III most cases
Hmm, the least pain. Those persons Ike
IS whose teeth are partially dceaycsi, or are
scr,s,ed with that communicating, destruct-
Substance the Tartar. may have the de-
a arrested and the Tartar judlciossly re-
|aayed, and the teeth thereby preserved dur
n life. Therefore, if regular apprSsnsioe-
|,,iu, and long study in tie ciey Of London,laa-
|bUscdby 30 years extensive practice n New
,ork and aided by the rccomm -ndations 81
\. mast exalted characters in that state, can
Emile him 10 confidence, he VIII be sure to
receive, and endcayos Justly to merit the pa
rolags he NAV be honoured with Or. Skin
+sr may be consulted any hour Ut Mr.. NIL
bourne sign ofthe Golden Bali, Union-street.
aies will be attended at theirogn houses II
2esrcd.
Mach g. .atN.
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N 9 T | G f.
Feb.ts.

N advertisement appeared IN the Alex :
andria paper on or about the month OF
March. 1907, signed by John Thomas kick-
etts. William Newton, AMI joan Wits, Jun
:, entionine that the cepartneislhp OF KICK
e,ts. Newton * Co. was dissolved, and oesl'-
mo AL persons Indebted to said copartnefstip
10 : make payment, and those who had Claims '
- maxi, , application to William NEWTON az :
he was authorised to settle the affairs Of sac
erm mr. words 10 that effect
Now he il known, that for good and weigh
tv reasons l do hereby withdraw the aue"o'i-
s3t;an f,om lillian Neqofon, to eoiiect INC
dents and settle the affairs OF the hrm OF N1'N-
e e aespg0n and Co. and prohibit any per-
SON or persons Indebted TO the aopsrtnetsnip
81 Of Riekets. Wswton and Co. from maxim IS, pay
:, .s 70 nTlsam Nezyton or to John 1ao'eas
Rirketts, Jointly or severally and taa' su5
nsrson or persons vino shall make any pss- S.
ment or settlement with Wiii'am Hes ., =, ,
1aha THONGS ricketts, with both or eltaes 8.
them. Jointly or severally, viii act ~ sns1'
own risk and peril. .,.u -.
DIV
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BRICK & STONE LAYERS.
b. Hill s. T. Ball

INFORM the citizens of Alexandria and
Z its viciaity th@t they have communicating
above business, and from their practi3al
knowledge hope 10 meet with share OF pa
tronage from a generous puotic. They pledge
themselves to execute such orders as they
ma, be favored within a satisfactory manner.
They ni.l farnish materials measured IN the
aall, or lay them by the thousand, a. may
suit their employers. Where they are
.quested to furnish materials they viii be T
the first quality.
February II. eSm
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MANAGERS

THOMAS STORM, john II. SIcKELs, WV.
IIESDRRsox, MATTHIAS 3. TALMADas,
and JAcoBus VAN ocHooNHoyEN.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that rs
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner OF Prince and Fairfax streets
STILLS of all sizes, commonly used 10
distilling grain or fruit.
A general assortment of TIN WARE
SHEETIRON STOVES and stow
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMMING WORK 81.
Their for Shihs or Buildings, done iii the bes
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in ali It's branches is carried Oh under the Ill
rection of MR. n ILLI.44d FLEICHER,
who has had many years experience, and as .
workman is exceeded by few As the Brass
founder business is partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who vii!
undertake to make CRATES handsomel!
ornamented with Brass, agreeable to any Pat
tern or price, and will execute the work IN the
very best and neatest manner and On the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old eohner,
Brass, Pezyser, Lead and Iron.
George M'Munn.
:. October l3.
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t. Black Rauer Lottery.

M. q ~
Authorised by an Act of he LEGISLATURE
Of the State Of New York, for the purpose
OF OPENING CERTAIN ROADS.
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,pcoMNESD.rIoNs OF THE ABOVE WORK.
S We have had frequent occasion to speak
of the diligence, good sense and good lnte!-
lions, Of Mr.. Murray aud we congratulate
him sincerely ON the success OF this particular
work. We announce this edition, because the
alterations and additions are SO considefanie'
that it is rendered almost a new WORK
British Critic, July 1901.
aThe examples which Mr.. Murray has here
selected. and the judcious reflections which
accompany them, are such as can scarcely ''tii
to make the best impressions and 70 produce
the best fleets, on ali who REAR m VIVID at-
teneion. The present edition OF THIS cxcei
lent publications. has been long .o"h
and commended, is enlarged by the ADDITION
&C twenty-two new characters, bling nearly
one hundred pages"
4un-Jacobin Revie7u, Jan. S04.
ayva have received the tenth and last edi-
t;on of this valuable work. lhe improve
ments made init, will appear from the author ;
cdyertisenleat. We Can only add to TINS &C
count Of the presen, useful ylume, our nope
thai il will be extensively circulated among
our countrymen y,,1,l
for July, august q September, 1901.
0On reviewing this book, in its improved
eorm. we find the facts unquestlonaDe ana
h;,rhly intereating--the style correct and neat
and the gs -erai tendency OF the work such
ga induces us strongly to recommend Il, espe-
c;allv 70 young readers, who love entertain
,o-nt mingled with instruction
49, - Eyansellical Mogaz'ae. oct 1901.
aThe rapid sale,of tins small but valuable a.
collection. has anticipated.the commentator
we are DESTROYS TO bestow. In an exempllii-
cation of more than seventy renlarkaoie CHA.
rac,ers, many striking examples are exhibited
which. in the quiet hour OF refect'o'.' ''e'
contribute to arrest the careless ana "aiiasr, !,
ir,, &, animate the sincere and viftuous ana
- convince or Jiscoun;enance those who nave
.heen nnfspnily led to oppose the hig sno
.m,,h. Gentlenan's Magazine, foU. 1893.
.C,oiasmith's Grammar of GeoRrsp'y.
p;ke's arithmetic, large aEds'ta'i'
Hunns and Spiritual Songs.
school Bibles and Testaments, opesliag-
Rock, Primers, Bonnet-boaras Wau"s-
Paper, ~
The nth number DR.. Res's asr.sY*'ePe-
dia.
Octohsxa&
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ll,ol4 Prizes.
2I,so6 Blanks.

$4,000 Tickets-Less than two blanks 10 a
.prlze.--Sublect 10 4 deCactlon OF 5 per cent
Prizes payable 50 days alter the conclusion
of the drawing OF the above prizes.
First drawn number st days drawing Is en-
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The managers viii commehee dr a, M
the CITY Of N. York on the second iuesaay
in April next and will conti"ne TO O., draw ooo
Tickets each day until flushed Tickets Tor
sale at the subscribers Bookstore hmg-sefeet !,
Alexandra, Prize tickets in the present ana
late Baltimore Iotterics taken IN exchange
for Tickets in this, and all tickets sod as a
hove examined free of exrence.
Present price OF Tickets 50 50. xr
r. GRAY.
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,saks at Fsndas.

.rv Taesday and Friday,
w WILL BE SOLO
4 ~ Wate.s streets.
. r.v,,., of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
d saH 80 e which Will be expressed IN
psl 1, = tbc doy--All kinds oi goods
the bus : on Limitation and the prices OK
sn.s s are estabhshsil, can at any sl'ns oe
#hch ',, al at The lowest Limitation
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JUST kfDEIN Ed
For Sale az X. CRAPS Book Store, Afnsss
Street
THE POWER OF RELIGION,
On the mind, in retirement, affection and at
tae approach of death.
Exempli6ed in the testimonies and expeu.
ence of persons, distinguished BY their great-
ness, learning or virtud.
''ris Immortality-'tis that alone
Amidst lilies pains, abasements, empti-
ness,
g The Soul can comfort, elevate and FL
YOUNG.
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t. The Public are hereby

informed slat the subscriber and his son Doc
!or ..4i-cdi6aid 81. Dick, are henceforward con.
Quoted in the exercise of their profession
Applications intended for either, to be made
at the Medicine Shop of the former.
Eslha c. Dick.
February o..
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BIZ LI.NDLEY MURRAY.

From, the thirteenth English edition, enlarS-
edald improved by the Author.
Price handsomely bound ana Iettcrea, /! dollar
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N @ T I C E..

vTS9E Directors of the Wus4Ppgto0 and .z's
Iroad,A: 1nr,.tik, Comt,a,i1 ave aP-..
,o,nted Mr.. Patrick BYHNEs teceiyer ,P5
oils at the bridge At Four Mile { eek arg
ne will commence his duty to-saorroW mofs 3
ing. "a
Marsh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-04-12
BOOK BINDING
GREEN BURROUGHS,

Has for safe, al his store, near Mr.. BAgNIs-
7ER's svharE and ohhosite dir. 1oWNSEND's
'Co6eeHouse,
@ UNDRY articles of Slip Chandlery,
~ Hard Ware, and w. l. Gcods--among
which are the following articles, viz.
Cordage, Spunyarn, Marlin, Housing, Bolt
rope, Log Lines, Latchct Lines, Deep Sea
Lines and Leds, Fishing Lines end Hooks,
of different kinds Oars, Iiandgpikes, Mast
Hoops, Hanks, Chalk, Oakum, old Junk, Tar,
Kosin, Sheathing Paper, Sole Leather, Ham
mcrs, Gimblets, ageneral assortment Spikes
and Nails a variety of Ccoper's, Carpenters
and Cortwainer's Tools various kinds Of
Locks; Knives and Forks, Iron Ladies and
Skimmers, large and small iron Spoons, met
tie do. iron Pots, Kettles, Bake Pans, Skill
lets, Spiders, Gridles, Potato-Boilers, Cast
and wrought Handirons, cart Boxes, Wagon
and chaisc Go. new Pewter and Earthen
Ware Pals, Kegs. Bowls, Piggins, Barrels,
half Barrels, Mortars, Writing and Wrapping
Paper, Log do. Letter do. first and sec
ond quality of Lime, by the cask, Log
wood, Redwcod, Fustirk, Copperas, Alum,
Lampblack, Glue, Indigo, Rice, Pepper, hard
Soap, Candles, cotton Wick, Paint Brushes,
Whitewash de-; Salt Fish, by the quintal
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, white Beans, Bar Iron,
Cast and Scrap do. old Copper, Brass, Lead,
Pewter, case and quart Bottle, sc. sc.
n. B. Cash, or any the above Articles Civ
en- for old Junk, Wrought, Scrap and Cast
Iron, Copper, Brass, Lead and Pewter, cot
ton and linen Rags and old Canvas, and Junk
Bottles. March %.
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THE following Estates, will tc scld AZ
4 puhlick Auction,
'tSifS DAV N II n'cIock

4 publick Auction,
ISiiS DAY, AZ ! o'clock,
al not sold before at private sale, viz.
A large Lot Of Land, Dwelling House
thereon standing, situated en- the Hill in
.Te?hcrf, lately improved by Mr.. III DExrr:n.
.4Iso, Four large Buildings Lots in front of
said House. .1lsO, one Lot of Land, at the
South part OF the ToyE--.4iso, one half of q
lot OF Land snd House thereon, standine Oh
Thence Street, next North Of Capt. EDWARD
EAsToN's-improved .hy MIR. FREEEoRN
CcGGEsHALL.
-4lSo, Oil THURSDAY, the goth April,
II O'Clock, A. M. large Lot and House
thereon, Standing on Thames Street, next
North of ltilHam EHery, Esq. and directly
opposite Liberty Tree, now improved by
SILAs DEAN.
.1lso, one other Lot Of Land with Store
and Stable thereon, standing on Potier Street
-Efso, one other Large Building Let, next
North OF SILAs DEAN. .Aso, on TUES
DAY, the 25th ApIil, at II O'Clock, A. NJ.
On the premises, small Farm III 1lpeyfch,
containing about sixty acres, being part Of the
Farm, called the Hhite Wine Fam, about one
Mile from the Stone Bridge, in Said liver
ton. A plat of said Land can be seen by
calling on Sias Dan.
II the weather should not be fair On the
above days, the sale will be on the first fair
day after. Conditions made known al the
sales.
Also, at private sale---4o ibIs. Pork
S. DEAN, .4uctioneer.
Newport, March %, 800.
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Poetry.
For Ibe RAopE-lsLAnD REpuBLIcAw.
--sssS' evs sc1.

EfiT15EO,N .9r I2yE D.QJJ.N or D.aY.
FAR DER Tie distant landscape spread,
The gently glit.'ring sun-bcams play;
The dis.aal shade of night has fed,
md nature halls The op'ning day
Tie clouds by rowing breczes borne,
Reflect the suns retulgcnt glow;
His rays the mountain side adosn,
And cheer the smiling plains below
Enchanting beauties round me rise,
In blooming robes Of morn display'd
The ftathcr'd throng salute the skies,
Or Narblc i'll the distant glade.
Thus from the cloud that ages threw,
In g,iileful darkness o'er the world,
Coiumbia's Genius broke to view,
And Frecdom's banners wide unfur'd.
The Sun Of Liberty arose,
On fair Columbia shone sublime,
Dispersed mighty host Of .ocs,
And'blcss'd our long distracted cline.
Then halo hail, yc valiant race
The day that bade your realms Dc free
Let DO mhallow'd hand defacr,
The mild decree Of Liberty.
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FOR SALE, or TOILET,
Ind immediate N0ssesion ripeu.

IND immediate Possession given.
TNHAT pleasantly situated HOUSE and
Il Garden, situated at the uper end Of
Broad-strcct, late the residence of Wiliam
Stall, deceascd.-Aiso, A two-Story Building,
and Garden adjoining the same, fronting on
Broad-strect, which has been occupied as a
work shop.--.4iso, One other Garden Lot,ad-
joining the same. The whole will be Sold or
Let together, or separate. For terms, apply
to the Subscriber.
April $. THOMAS ID. STALL.
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Tor the RnopEIsLAND REpuDLIcAE.


FROM scenes where gloomy -empcr'd Fancy strives
With toll, chagrin and care, to cloud our lives,
To wake the darken'd soul 10 strains OF woo,
Force the deep sigh or bid the tears to Gow;
From merry crowds NIomus rules the day,
When many q vacant grin bespcal:s his sway,
Where mad Contention wanders unrGStran'd,
BY deepest hues Of guilt and folly stain'd
My cloudy soul, in sad disgust retircs
Half mad with these-somc better theme desires.
To thee, o HopE and hardly that dare,
Address my musc--to thee prefer my prayers
Unanswered praycr--but still no less sincere;
The frowns of fortune make thy Altar dear
The earth and skies thy spacious Temple are,
All who have life thy cheering sunshine share;
And even the oddcst wight alive,
From thee comfort now and then derive.
The btterest curse my restless life has known,
Would FAIL hadst thou not NJ the moment flown;
Hadst thou not left my heart an aching void
Had rot thy absence all my peace destroy'd;
One modest beam might gid my lonely way,
Expel my grief-and point to op'ning day.
But, sad to tell from where my Fancy views,
My Graded nfancy-or thence pursues,
(T,rough lifcs o'ershadow'd, miry, varied road,
It's high and low, 10 bear the mortal load,)
The changing scenes revolving years display,
Alternate Light and Darkness mark Thy way.
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TO BE LET.

ind Possession giren on the frs: Of Nay.
THAT commodous Dwelling HOUSE,
l. in MN-sneef, now occuried Ly Caps,
WILLIAM HAZARD, with Spacious Garden,
good well Of water, excellent Cistern WITH
the Store Stable and Chaise-IIouse adjoining.
For terms apply to
ROBERT IAWToN
April S.
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JASON SPRAGUE.
cgtrs far safe, atMs Store, IN Uashiagtor
Nrett, No. 4,

oHett, No. 4,
lCO bbls. fresh suruine Alexandria
and Ncw-foik Flour, ty Tie barrel or larger
quantity 1000 VT. Cabin Elead GO barrels
picked Cod 6ry Codfsh by the cuinta! or
larger quantity Fork ) Feet; Rice Ly the
uerce Loaf, powdered and trdvn Sugtr !;
Souchcng and Bohea Teas Cciiee; Mol; =
ses; West-lncia, Ncw-EErltLd ana CLcIv
Rum Vine, Brandy md Gin, ty the haliei
or less quantity Ginger, Allsricc, Tcrrel,
Cinnamon, Soap,Cindcs, Starch, regIo-hcad,
rietail and leaf Tobacco Seears by the thcr-
sand or less quantity Mems and Woraer's
Shoes Boots writing and wr.pping Paper
Understandable and clear pine Lumber Hogs
head Shocks, Oars black and bright Varnish
Rosin ); a few barrels curry Oil. .Hlso, a small
quantity of Flax.
Which Articles may be had on reasonable
terms, Tor Cash or approved credit, and lie
smallest iavours gratefully received
.Ntgghort, March, 81, 1909.
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GRAFTON.

LATELY published, and for sale at the
Office, of the Rhode-Isand Republican, Mill
street 4,
An Grafton delivered on the Fourth OF
July, 1908, before the Hycarpedian Society,
by |. B. PEIRcE.--Price 20 cents.
March 81. 1909.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ESERTED on Saturday evening, the
- eighteenth instant, the following
men, piivatcs in my company-Stationcd on
Rose-Island, Harbour of Newport.
JAMES HELToN, born in Portsmcath, State
of NezsHamfshire, 23 years of age, feet Z
and quarter inches high, light c, mp ,xion,
dark eyes, and dark hair, had on ard carried
away with him, Sailors round blue Jacket.
infantry pantalcons, ,uniioim vest and kat, and
several articles of infantry summer closthing
GEORGE ALExANDER,L Torn in Losra,, Eng.
. years of. age feet 9 inches high, light
complexion, light eyes and light hair Had
cn and dcarricd away with him, Sriici round
blue jacket, infantry uniform vest md panta-
ocns, and several articles OF inf, ntiy sun r1er
cloathing.
JAMES HARLAN, born in PhiadeLhhia, State
cf Pennsylvania, % years cf age, feet 10
am fan half inches high, dark complexion,
DIRK eyes aafbrk hair had on and carried
away with him, Sailors round blue Jacket,
infantry uniform pantaloons, and several art
cles of infantry summer Cloathing.
Whoever viii apprchcud TIE above named
Dcscrters and deliver them to me, or to the
commanding ciEccr Of any military POST liz
the L. States, shall receive the above reward
and ali reasonable charges, or 10 dollars TO.
either of them. w. e.. BAEN.
Ccss. IN 4n u. s. Reys inf.
Rose Ijsrd, March ~, 1874