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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-15

n Office ALI persons having claims a.
i salnst the estate of. .Sfoha McKi,1, deed.
are requested to produce them as early as poSsi.
pie TO the subscriber, in order that arrangements
may be made for dischareing the same. And
all persons indebted TO the said estate, are dasi
Ecd to come forward and make speedy psvnent.
WILLIAM McKfM, .ddu'r.
pecember Is. If
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EHINA, GLASS & EARTHEN-WARE
~ JOHW Il. >HILLARD has tax en- the Fas

800 Ohhoo ~ INN he NJ w AhG.--
~ JOHN Il. HILLARD has taken the East
emo II Mr.. Charles Cspiand's new building di-
Tecdy opposite Mr. KimoLl's Store, where ne
rs now opening and intends keeping general &
complete assortment OF the above articles The
Sliizens OF Richmond car there supply them
selves with every article usually wanted-Coun
try traders can have assortment repacked a.
greeably to any ist-Orders particularly atten
sed to-Ware purchased OF 7. II. II will be
-ssnt 10 any part of the City free of expense
3 Rich dining Serves, elegant tea do
'Bi"ss Globe Lamps and trimmings and many
other articles both useful and Ornamental, are
daily expected
December IS IF
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as in common cases repeal the Law. Tn g.
Contract is made and the faith oi the gov
eminent is pledged to execute it. For ano-
Their 90 years it may be mil-stane about
your necks. and in the mean time will let
III the constructive ezpositioas of the con-.
s'itution, which may sap. and finally over
turn our Liberties.
Congress may even now be lsgislating on
this subject, end you may shink of instruc-
tons, when instruction will avail you no.
thing. ,se., D.
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HARMoD1U s.

- W we have now passed IL -ou .h the Cores.
Pnnfence of thc Sfcrelary of State, with our
ministers abroad EAeir Replies W i'll appcar raxt
IN the S=fies OF Documents. Our remarks VII
come sitter the whole Meauwhle, we cannos
ioroear noticing struggling flower that shoots
up in our path - :
We beg leave then to invite the attention Of
M" ted-rahsts TO the letter of Mr. Marshall i'm
1900 1t shews. that the ground NV taken by
the administration was takcp at ,hat d4, by the
lest man at the +. party Nay. that hrs absiract
.uie at blocksdes is just az extensive as The
french d'ctrine on tia point,
When VI Champ .,-nv IN ms note. of August
" iS09 said tiat "a pls:. Is not properly bciS-
al 'inirss IT be besiegd by LAM aud .ya.,,:. -
Federals,s ofthiS.c t. ed up ier ,.nis
with asst 7m>hnrent. " Wi.ueyer ever heard of
su n = thing %
II was VAN twas sail, we ought 10 be Tho
last nation IN the wcrld 10 pro, est AGAINST e.
tnat IN proportion you narrow the e ~ of
o'ockaCe. you exted ;be rights OF nsr sIr-
w nat do we nov see tbst Mr.. Mars. l vtrs
e WI h. French 'rr u,d =" on prize pie it n,irht
SpeH be ques ioned." whether tne tnlsrs sae Id
not ne completely hive s,ed bv Ind. -. u.,l
as by sea" &c And the reason lie eives. is ,he
same a that of Mfr. Champagny -Whe,hcr he.
modhcation Of the rule Z. has no, re ceiyed snr,e,
sanction from pracficc," is ano,her thine-i,ur
even ibis only limitation shoxs. hat the
rule as ooEr lna'ntsincd by Mr. Madison il.
approved by MIR Marshall. i" OF ST Sc oz,,-
a:a."
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TO THE EnIroa OF rHr Enquirer.

10 THE EpIToao OF THE ENQUIRER:
SIR,
AS friend to- Domestic Manufactures vo,,
invited samples for show; and last winter. pre-
seuted 20 all enquirers an evidence ofthe ste
sk'i' and industry OF Mrs. K. G. Of Dmnfries-
wh'ch, beng much admired, produced IN appro-
pirate and handsome poetic compliment tre IT,
your press, to that ingenious ratroness oFthe use
full arts
1t may be of national advantage, sir, again 10
applaud The merits of this good lady give Cir
cuiaioh 70 the reported prooe ed.p;ss 1T The late
George Town show of Domestic WAR ate
the Particulars of a race, Pro b9no bub,;co.D
Where all have merit WHO fairly = m ", r. re.
ms is hccomp Nnsd by few writer Ma. roat
FIffe'hs, from Ga" spindle, dye tat s6t, in, of
ncF to whom, amang the r'a,y dAul:at .ho
deserved wel,' 1t was lrcr .cd ex 81 ttem
These pattern, my h, me the property of
ose ge"'i ,"en dmirinr s., n a,losf ...ch TO
hh' who nost Sits -rsi IS : S p!+c. for ,,e eo.o,,
r.S msni ol t"e IA III appreu.,.,s, ;t,-ee.. + E. n
W g.'"a eTis VIII pressn " roc et;ne,j o., un.
y Tue p ~. ...nE 9. ! g teri I, wing Il NJ. G.
p,snS I, diiiuse Their happy haons - .ns,ry
Or Tss specimens to be seen at the !, ,ou;.
rer jth c. 4NA~
The Expire ses, ti4at ny e.' q, Pres; leot,.
mess re to the Philadelphia & n W T. orse
~u '''r i"r'"e' CitS ~ less tan ~ ,,,lTss
ano t'e i"ter IN "a from Vr>pingtnr-- ne.
AZ we ATE OF III niles haur, over tx.r..,r, "
oaa rntds The p master General, vs. .u9
rev 'rk Gazette, intends tn establish n ex
press mail for letters
,nr P'nckney offs C. has laid before ',e n!
OF X. otthat STATE, lengthy address to ,,,,. p.
u , conveying the sentrn NJ IF S G 1,l
"aionai concarns, AMI rec mn, :ndne To h,,, the
aasptioh OF the most energetic me:tSures .e,in.s
" o. III case She ret To reDe Il her oh 1ox!ous
orders m Council; an to take such M sues
as viii probably compel her IT, respect us asa
Eee aiu iniepehd-H, people The C. lrcia
Journal says, that -" d Is;t1hal con o., - oP
The troops have been orderedt F., H.w-
hhS " gen Hamton, in consequence OF Tho. re-
ported detent on of Lieut. LUX rs D1rtv d, f,e
G'Tcf,s mat ths irtGE is however r,..ue :
that the Chiefs adv,Sed ,im not To- prosecute bis
journey thro' their nation, IS the could nnt ne
answerabIc tor t!'e conduct of their young mn.
as they We're Jealous of The survey WHO ti,ev
suppose in.ended 10 dereIid ,hsrn IS sIei,. Iods
30 Tor from OBTAINING linn, they furnished euides
10 carry hun by ~ 'OrteSt rout TO Fl StodAert.
whence ne had set od
The President oft u s. has nominated to
III: Senate, Genera; Nn1r Moore, OF Rock
bridge as marshal # -g nit
DIEb-on the 8t, instant, at Ieesburr.s
who're n "as. been tor eom i'm eon6 ed - q
comllslrt OF h ~ mon.ry kind I'D ARD
CAR ER STAN ARD, Esquire The Editor of
The spirit OF 70
TIC PaPsr announces 20 its friends & .uh,cr;.
bers thst capable succe 3or will be souoht ~
that II will still be continued
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II, The President rft U S. has nominated to
.he senate, Genera: Hn1w Moore, oil Rock
bridge, as marshal # V 20 nit
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-20
PUBLIC SALE.

On the Sirta dcy Of February ne.rt, svia be
sold 10 the highest Bidder,
TSfIE HOUSE g LOT in. the town of
Il Occoquau, Prince Wi'li@m 'oun'y, Viz
sinia, late the property ofBESsIAAW ILLElr
deceased, and row occupied by Mr. RossRr
WRLcH The House is of B'ick. and is
commodious, and the other Improvements
good. The sale will take place at twelve
o'clock on the premises, and will be on a cree
dit of six and TWELVE months; the purchaser
to give bond with substantial security.
The property is valuable, but it is presum-
ed those who wish 10 purchase will judge
from view.
RIcHARpWxLLETr, Heir ct Lav
80 Benniah Hiae!, deceased. 5ykis
Attorney IN yfact,
GEORGE WJLLETT.
1sudonn County, Virginia, Z sf,.E
Decembsr Sas J,
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s.4s9.o2s 72

S14,517,797 Ia
1t therefore appears that the actual re-.
ceipts into the Treasury have exceeded the
current expenses OF government, including
therein the interest on the debt, by sum
of FIVE hundred thousand dollars: The ex.
psnses had during the preceding year ex-
ceeded the receipts by sum of thirteen
hundred thousand dollars. The difference
arises, not from an increase in the receipts
but from diminution in the expenses,
particularly those Of the military and naval
departments.
2. Last quarter Of the gear 1910. ."
The receipts tor the quarter will, it is
believed, be more than sufficient to defray
the curren. expences and interest on the
deb, accruing during the same period. But
the payments TO be.made on account of the
principal of the debt in order to complete
the annual appropriation of eight millions
Of dollars. amounting to more than five
millions one hundred thousand dollars, a
loan first negotiated for three millions Sc
ven l.andred and fifty thousand, and after.
wards reduced to z, 10000 dollars, became
necessary. The receipts aud disbursements
for that quarter are iherrfors estimated as
fellows:
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REPORT

REPORT.
| In obedience to the directions OF the aes
esuppl. men.ary to the act, entitled An
act 20 establish the Treasury Depart
mrnt," the Secretary OF the = 'sasafy
Ye,nrctfnlly submits the following Report
and ESTIMATES:
REVENUE.
The nett revenue arising from duties SO. on !,
| merchandise and tonnage, winch accfue@
during the year 1905, amounting = % 30 600
The ne,s revenue arising from the same
sources. which eccrued during the. year
1sos, amounted, as will appear by the state.
msn, ca 10 ao'92a'ooo
several species of merchandise and other
.ources from which that revenue was derlv.
ed during the year 1909.
II is ssce:tained that the nett revenue
arising from the same duties, has, tor the
three first quarters of the year 1910, ex-
eeeded Z 500 600 dollars and it is bel'ev-
ed, that it will not, for the whole year, tall
short Of twelve millions.
The sales of public lands north of the
river Ohio have, during the year ending on
the soth of September, 1910, as appears by
the statement CO. amounted to $4,000 and
the payments by purchasers to $4,000 dol
lars.
The same statement shows that the total
amoutt of sales, from the establishment OF
the land Offices in the year 1900 to the soh
of September, 1910, have amounted to
s.1es 600 dollars; Of which sum ,646, 0co
dollars remain due by purchasers. The
sales OF the Mississippi Territory, being
(a!ter deducting expenses) appropriated in
the f $, place to the payment of 1,s5ooOo
dollars, to the state of Georgia ars distinct.
" stated.
RECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES.
1. Tear ending on the soth Of September,
The actual receipts into the
Treasury, during the year
eading on the S0th of Sep-s
TENDER, 1a1o,haye amount
cd to S,6Js,651 II
Making, together with the
balance in the Treasury,
on the1st ofOctober, 1909,
and amounting to 5,828 e36 OF
An aggregate of S14,517797 10
-
The disbursements during the same wear,
|. hive consisted In the following items.
VIZ,
Civil Department, including
miscellaneous expenses, &
those Incidental 10 the IN
tercoursc with foreign ma
tons 1,249 200 O6
Military and Indian
Departments, 2.514,523 Is
Navy, 1,o74,7aS SO
,1S9 259 Is
Interest on the public deb. 2,735, s9s 81
Total current expenses S8,l74,358 %
Payments on account OF the
principal of the public
debt 1884 "a
/ Amounting together, as will
| appear in detail by the
statement (E) to. l1,o5s,767 IS
And leaving in the Treasury
on the Soh OF Sept. 1910,
balance Of 3.4S9O29 70
S14,517,797 Ia
1t therefore appears that the actual re.
eeipts into the Treasury have exceeded the
current expenses OF government, including
therein the: interest on the debt, by sum
of Ave hundred thousand dollars: The ex.
psnses had during the preceding year ex-
ceeded the receipts by sum of thirteen
hundred thousand dollars. The difference
arises not from an increase in the receints
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S,71o,ooO
8. Tear 1911.

The outstanding reuenue bonds, after
deducting the expences Of collection and
allowing tor bad debts, will rot probably,
on the 1st Jan. 1911, fall short of eleven
millions and half of dollars !. the actual
receipts for the year 1871, on account OF
the sales of lands, may be estimated at
500 1000; and it is presumed tina, the por-
ton Of tie revenue arising from importa-
tons subseqs, Mt to the present year, watch
will be received in 1911, will be more than
sufficient to ray the debentu,es payable 10
that year. The actual receipts into tbs trea-
sury during that year may therefore be es-
timated at S12,5OO, 600
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PUBLIC DEBT.

5000 i appears by the Statement ~ is 6fa '
q zoo public debt have Mounted during a
80 ending on the aQta day Of Ssicryg Con-.
a ono 1910, 10 1884, 600 du,l.rs; and dia eooa
nine years and half rntiing on tres in ~
q 600 date, to near s7,7oo 600 dollars cxpd, aon,
" Of more than six millions OF dohaow Of e,,
in conformity with the provisions lh'n'proe
convention with G.. BtilaiA aud Ut lhct.s' and
i.iana conventions Is hot j
Taking the calender year 1910 Z, VIII h
q ooo the principal Of the debt ACTUALLY 'sNe 4
bprsed will amount to 5,le3,376g a'eSs
VIZ ses1
Annual reimbursement efs;x u
per cen,un, and deferred 49,,
stocks s s,SAe11
Reimbursement Of the six
per cent. exchanged stock s.75i,ias
----.
s,16s,s75
From which deduc,ing the
o.ooo loan from the bank of $4,000
-- ~-.--r-,
O GOO Leaves for The actual de.
crease Of thu debt during
the year 2Af3,s7s
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will be received IN 1911, viii be more than
sufficient to ray the debentu'es payable IN
that year. The actual receipts into tbs trea
sury during that year may therefore be es'
timated at Sl2,5OO, OOC
Estimating the expenses Of government io'
the year 1911. not TO exceed the amount
actually expended during the year endia!
on the SON OF September, 1910, that rs
to say
Exrercrs ola civil nature,
both domestic and foreign, Sl,S40 COO
Military and naval depart.
ments 4,1eo, ocC
s-------
5,4oO,OCC
And adding thereto the in
terest on the public debt,
estimated at e,sso,ooc
The aggregate Of the current
expences exelusivelyo OF tho
payments on account ofthc
principal of the debt would
not exceed 10000
ne payments on account OF
the principal of the debt
will be applicable to the
ANIMAL reimbursement ON
the 6 per cent. & deferred
stocks, to the repayment Of
the loan of 2,75o,oOo tol-
lars Elected this year, and
to the reimburse ment in
part OF the converted six
Per cent. stock and must,
IN order 70 complete the
annual appropriately of s
millions OF dolls. amoun,to 5,45o, ooe
Making for the whole amount
OF the expenditures OF the
year 1911, fSAsO 600
or about one million of dollars more than
the receipts for the same year.
Il therefore this estimate could be relied
on, an authority to borrow one million Of
COLLARS would be sufficient to enable go.
vernnen. to pay all the current ex2ences, &
to reimburse nearly four millions and an
: t.a'l OF the principal OF the debt, leaving at
the same time in the treasury balance of
two millions Of dollars, sum no. greater
than what, under existing circumstances it
Is eligible 70 reserve. But deficiency may
take place ID the receipts if the amount of
debenturcs should exceed what has been
estimated; and the expenses for the naval
and military departments, (Which accord
Ing to the estimate of those departments, 8:
exclusively of the sum necessary for FORTH
cations, amount to 100000 dollars) may
be greater than the amount actually ex.
pended during the year ending on the 3o,h
ct September 1910. In order to provide
for these and other unforeseen coutineen-
cies, the propriety Of au;horising reioan
not exceeding in the whole the amoun, Of
the principal of the debt reimbursed dur
ing the same year, j, respectfully submit
ted.
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Receipts into the treasury
from the ordinary revenue
proceeds ofthe loan recelva'
bic on the s1.t Disc. 1910.
Balance in the Treasury on
the iss Or. 1910
Expence., civil, military and
naval, estimated 1870, 600
Interest accru'ng
on the domestic
dsht 500 600
Payments on account OF the
public debt, in order to
complete the annual appro-
priation Of eight millions,
and including the rtlm'
bursement of 31st Dec.
1910, on the six per cent.
and deislrsd stocks, and
that Of same date, Of three
millions 751,125 e1chang-
ed six per cent. stock
Probable balance in the trea-
sv'y on the alst Deccm-
Der, 1910,
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Estimating the expenses Of government for
the year 1911. not to exceed the amount
actually expended during the year end'a5
on the SON OF September, 1910, that IS
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Amounting together, as will
appear in detail by the
statement c. to. i1,o5s,767 IS
And leaving in the Treasury
on the soh OF Sept. 1910,
q balance Of 3,4s9O29 70
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11


In his Incompatible Speech, in tie British
House of Commons, on American Taxation,
where he touches on Lord Chalham's mea-
Act, for uniting all parties la a general Goa.
lition, he says For a wise man, he Lord
Chatham) seemed TO me Al that time TO be
governed to much BY general maxlms one
or two of those maxims led him into mea.
sures greatly mischievous to himself and fatal
TO his country measures the effects of which
l am afraid are forever incuruble. He made
an administration, SO chtckcred and speckled,
he put together peascot joinery, SO grossly
indented and whimsically dovctaicd a catx
met so variousiy inpid |; such piece Of die
vcrsifyed mosaick, such atesselated pavement
without cement here bit Of black stone
and there a bit OF white patriots and conrti-
ers kings fricnus and republicans wings
and tories treacherous friends and open en-
emies that il was inds ed y very curious
shew but utterly unsais 70 touch, and pnsurc
10 stand on--in eonseqpcrcc OF this arrange
mcnt, having put so much the larger part Of
his enemies and opponelt into power, the
consequences was such, that his own pvinci.
pies could not possibly have any effect or in
haence in the conduct of affairs. When he
had executed his plan, he had not an inch Of
ground to stand upon,--When he had acrom-
plishcd his scheme OF adm Hinistra,ion, he was
no longer minister" @ ,as fs.lin
Republican Frccmen, the foregoing quotu-
tons are submitted TO your good sense With
out comment. You know That majority has
the right 10 rule. Your pdversaries them.
selves acknowlc uge that yo&I are q majority.
They no longer count on your divisions. The
ha,chet has been buried deep, in the green
woods, beside the running streams, and in
the light of the sun never to be dug up
while the trees leaf, the waters run, or the
sun shines. The ceremony has been witness
sed by the order of peace and freedom. Dis
believe your enemies, be just 70 yourselves,
and trust in God, and you shall stspd on the
rolls of fame with your sisters Vernon AID
New.Hampshire. a s,4w
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Looking -CLassPlates, Seavfhy, &c.
NICHOLAS GEFFROY, informs

u his Customers and Friends, that he has just
received from the manufactures in Europe, an as
sortment of LOOKING GLASS Plates, as former
ly. which will be ready for sale in few days, soon
AS they can be fitted in frames
.3:o hand F
A complete assortment Of Cutlery; Tea
Pots Pocket Books; auspcndcrs Gold Lace |; brass
Handirons, Shovels and Tongs Windsor Sop
Starch Hiair-Powder; warranted waterproof Liquid
Blackirg, Scotch and Maccoboy snuf-snd many
other articles. too numerous to particuarze.
The Watch Repairing Business is carried
on as usual-Also manufactures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the highest perfection. Fila
gree and Pearl Work. Hair Work-Elastick, differ
ent saapes, round, oc,agon, and FIAT lace shapes.
The highest price given for old Gold and Silver,
agreeable to its standard.
He thanks hi, friends for their custom--and viii
sell those articles at very small advance.
.Newporf. Jan. %, 1910.
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GROCERLES--cbsap.
George w. Martin,
HAS FOR S III T.,

II AS FOR S n l. z,
in ertensps assortment ef Groceries, at hs ssor, Ne
>, Church-Street, rix
J and New England RUM.
Cognack and Spanish Brandy and Geneva.
Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, and other WINES.
White and brown Sugars
Loaf and Lump ditto.
Batavia and West India Coffee.
Hyson, Young Tyson, Hysonskin, lrEAs.
Csmpoy, Souchong, Congo, and Bohea
Cinnamon, Cloves, Cassia, Ginger, I SPICES
Mace, Nutmegs, Pepper, Pimento,
Sperm mould and dipt Candles.
London and American Porter.
Spanish and American Cigars.
Muscatel, bloom and cask RAlSINS.
Molasscs, Flour, Chocolate, BIC.
........HLS SO.......
20 Crates assorted China and Earthern Wsre.
Tierces Glass Ware, assorted.
Liverpool and blown Salt.
20 Tons English Iron, various sizes.
The above, with variety of other articles,
too numerous to be inserted, are offered for s:e, at
Wholesale and retail, ON terms unusually favourable,
for CASH
Newport, March Is, 1910.
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NEWPORT. WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL, 1910
7be Pregres,ive Company,

AT THEIR NhAlNEhl AND 0noNGNi
STORE, No. IL, LoxG-WuARF,
Hare for Sale, Wholesale and Retail, af tao isgvss cur
tsices,
A Constant supply OF Rye and Indian Corn !;
4 - do. do. Rye and Indian Meal;
Flour, OF the most approved brands. -
An extensive assortment Of GROCERIES and Ill
.QUORS-aaony sphieh arc
10 hhts. 81 proof st. Croix and Antigua Rum,
90 pipes 4h proof Spanish Brandy;
20 quarter casks Sherry Wine;
90 boxes Rasins 20 do. Chocolate
Hy son, Souchong, aud Bohea Teas, by the chest
or lesser quantity, SC. &c.
16O0 bushels Exnma Salt, of supcriour quality /.
$500 do Liverpool do.
500 do Turks-Island do.
500 do Bonavista do. t&1
.also--a quantity Of we'll seasoned mer Boards
kskesvise. ....Jusf received,
pipes Gin S hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
90 chests Compoy Tea, OF An excellent favours
1000 W.T. Cheese 200 Meal Bags;
crates and hhds. Crockery Ware, &c. &c. 81.
- Cash given for Conn and RYE.
N. b. Those persons who have in their possession
Meal Bags belonging TO the Company, win have the
goodness to return them.
WILLIAM CoCGESHALL, jun. .?gens
Nspfort, Oct. 18
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Hay Seed.
William Douglass,
.stths head Of Broad Street,
MS FOR S n l. e, &

nNE hundred bushels Borden's Grass
~ Seed.
20 bushels Herds ditto.
IL bushels Orchard ditto,
10 bushels Red top ditto.
1900 VT. He'd clover ditto.
ALSO, FOR S.fLE, ff
.9Luye assortment Of Groceries, among which are
1900 VT. Souchong Tea, very cheap.
1000 VT. Coffee.
1000 WI. good Butter, for family U.S..
JUST RECEIVED,
14o0 VT. good broken Coffee, and selling 6 pound
for dollar. 81
Newport, March II, 1910. M e
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'Whalebone & Steel-Spring
.e SID DIES.

ELEGANT Leopard and Tiger
IL Skins, suitable for Military Equipagc; Hog
Skins Skirting and Harness Leather; Russett and
black Bride co whole hides and sides of top Lea
thcr, suitable for Bellows4op Chsise saddletrees,
Of every description Girth, roller and straining
webs Silk Lashes Saddiers' Serge, and Birdie
Silk Princes Metal, and plated Harness Furntur
IA sets elegant Military Bits and Spurs patent
Spring Stirurps and Stirrup Bars large assort
ment Of platc- Bitts-viz-Coach and Chaise do. in
sets Portmoath. Duke, Snake, Pelham and Sharp
so double and single twisted snafie do |; Mouthing
10; Bride Buckles and Msltingle Hooks !; Coach
. md Gig Hah1es, full plated and tipt Horse pick
~ rs and trimming Shears patent and common Trunk
O. ocks Trunk Handles, various kinds a large
viantity of Whp-thongs, different lengths ladies'
f-ra gentlemen's twig and pocket Whips coach,
lem and gig do.-Saddlers' Tools and Currcle
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-11

III on Sunday night last, an indeutcd spprsntice,
by The name Of DAVID sIIEARMAN. Said sP-
prentice Is Of light complexion. red hair, and IS
about 10 years old. Hc had on when ne went y
way dark cut side scat Whoever will secure
the said boy. 80 that I can obtain him again,
shall receive ONE DOLLAR reward, but no char
ges I hereby forbid AL persons hsrbouriny,
trusting or trailing with said hoy. on penalty of
the law. ANDREW NICHOLS, Jun.
South-Kingston, 26th Of tie I'd mo. 1910.