The Rhode-Island Republican — Newport, R.I., 1810-09-12 00:00:00, page 3

We unde:stand that tie neat procecds of Potter’s
very luraed, ingenous, logical, quisical and twistical
Pumphle , wus intended 10 deiray the expenses avis
ing to the federad par.y, on the doy of Elcetion ; and
us we are ut all times disposed to heip our fellow
creatures in Wl honourabic, hamane, and benevolent
designs, we take the hberty of obseiving, that ths
buok, (“pricemne-pence to non-subscribers_) is the work
of 'he celebr ted
Jurieu, (1 tunn a French protestant Di-
Vi;u) wlhote a Wr'eutlse on Lhe Pl‘u[)llccics. '
NCR. L 00 precisioi Wit waich it dcpicl@ﬂ
g Lrenta sevolld l ) I‘]s 'xMJ‘Jk WS p\vl')'
Boa dai Gaglaba, 1687 and was almost on
6. i ol Al e comin . cement of the FEVOollle
Bou. When e juestion of @ war with
Yo once wes agitated 1 the Bridish Pacliament
p ssages trous this book weie C."C(ls (l‘ I mise
tanc ot by i Giay) o snow that Juriea
b denneat | the leatares of this great polit
fC i even Wi ore than huanan uid; and
firit accorin . 0 his exposition of the Pro
phcri.-s. Lo, vl wowd prosceute an uasucs
cessfia, 0t disastrous war arainst her con
‘tinenta 1o Singmal 4s tiils inay appear,
it embicossed 1o miaistey and alarmed the
piriy who nade v. 7 wita France a case of
eonscience. ole.ns weve foand to silence
ghe arguments of Josicn. Poe few remaio
tny copies of his ook sappeared.
This acconnt &« given by a Bookseller,
Ao Low, then lesi 004 o Londony, who had
‘at the time ol the reemented debate in
Purliament, several of Jurieu’s books amony
Wis old stock. The copies were vougnt up
oy Cibinct Brokers (s he afterwards ascer
tuined) at @ high advance price which he pu
w 0 them on perceiving the pressing de
m d for them. M:r. Low, now deceased,h s
s 12 lived, and followed nis profession, in N
Y k. The curicsity excited by the circum
-2 _ces related, induce ! him o envire for «
eopy in this conntry. vith a view of publish
in: anew edition. 1. ascertained that there
w.s one ina library 1 New-York. This i«
9. the information that the writer has been
ab ¢ to sollect on the subject of the disip
pe anc of Jurien’s sons Mr. Low is now
deid. Lagland is not the place 10 100 K for a
LLISHA R POTTER, LL.D. F.RS. ST.D.
of this Swute, und the friend of Brituin, snd revised
and corrected by the Right Honourabie Sir, the Ex-
Nouoory, This last circumsiance must cause tns
book 1o meet « very rapid sale, and, of cowse, be
very productive to the author and nrinter thereo!, in.
dependently of the above appropristion, We would
advise that a copy of this elegant production, should
be purchascd for the Redwood Library. For, of its
auihor, it muy with trath be swd,
No great an ANS ne er wrote before,
: Nor never will, ull i, shall wiite once more,
We have been the moce particular on this head, with
a view to confute Dr, Morse’s ill-natured censure on
the hterature of this Siate And we hope that in the
next edition of his dmerican Universal Geography, the
Rov, De. will speak in terms muoie respeeifin of the
li;‘cr..t ure of vur beluved aind happy Stute. More here
afrer.
~ Poor Rinvy Copnevrr of Percupine memory, hus
be nocowvicied i England oF o ¢ moet fonl and wicked
libel * on som of His Gracious Mo pesty’s uprigt
aidd cighicous Ministers. If Peter Porcupine had re
ceived his deserts he would aave been hooged long
ago. While prosccuting lus carcer of wickedness i
this country, he wis countenanced, supported, and
even PALD by the British Government ; but the mo
ment Seter vepents of his crimes, and exposes the
measures of that mfumous Government, all lits ran
cour and venom is leveiled against him! he be
comes the vietim of that despotism, which he so
10. g laboured to support. The following is the sen
tence passed unon poor Peter :
sentence on William Cobbett.
Much has beon said in the tory pape-s, respecting
democr atick avslity m the cuse of Copenhugen Juckson.
W dosire those highly polished federal cdiors, who
ar anier Boish pay, to conuvast dewmoeratick with
f(r/:'l‘-.‘f Lury C VLY, us exhibiied b_\‘ ihe jl'der«.ljucobinb
0i Piovi ciwe i the cuse ot Thones Uletcher.—
HUZZ 1! for the townscouncily the sov n-gergeunt, and
thic rublle. ,
“ T'ne sentence of (Clis Court i", that _\'ﬂll, u.i:"iﬂm
Cobbett, do p v u fine 10 the King, of 1,900 that you
be anprison din s Majesty’s Jal of N. Vaute, for
the spce of 2 years, that at the expivation of that
perid, you cnter into a rocogimzance 10 keep the
p-ice . 7 yeurs, vourself in the sam of 35,000 l secu
piLy, nd twvo suriti s in the sum of 1.000/. cach
A ! further that you be imprmsoncd il that recog
niziace be onterd into, and that fine paid.”
The Londun papors stawe, thot several of the Princes
[rhe virtuas and nd amiable sons, prohab'; of the
no less ami-bie and victn W \l(murcls ure extireme-
Iy wagry with Mr. Cobbetr, on account of his ha sh
anim dversions or tee German troops. “The profits
ol Cohbett’s paper ne'ts im clear 4,000 L sierling per
aninum, egual o 17,790,
The joy und exultation of the British fac
tion 4t tae victory they have obtained over
R pubitanism in chis Siate is traiy ridiculous,
Tacy scem (o beicve that this was the ex
ptoing struggie ol American Independence
and spivit. Among other fooush cxpressions
ol viumph=—s member ot the General As
scinbly exclatined, when he heard that Por
ter & Jacksun weve elccte le=t Now we shall
heoo A Wan witH rRANCE {7 Not so fast,
Gooticmen ! Recodtect that & much gieater
ooy o Republican inembers will be re
tu w 0 the next Congress than there was
i the cievonth., Bue waat do the friends,
wio wooe induced to vole for these men un
fdew that they were onposed 1o stuld-
Wiy tanies. afid navies, and wais, what do
tuey dulus of tuls open avowal of the object,
toal tais daction aave in view ? Certainly
they must be tacosiul that the men they
h.ave contnbuted t) raise to office, have not
too puwer 0 carty lnto ctfect their pernicious
& 150, [ Phenie,
Uy e
Wy understand His Ex ellency, Generai JAMES
W LLRINSU N, hus woaved i town from the Southe
Wauld.
MOKE OF POLTERS PAVMPULET.
WEDNESDAY., SEPT 12, 1810,
COMMUNICATION.
\'i. Wi R
K= d CARD,
n: -ov old edition of thes work. Any per
son who knows where this, or auy other copy
of Juricu’s venecrable, rare, and interesting
(reatise, may be obteined, will, by addressing
a letter 1o the Editor of the Putriot, containe
ing the informatien, confer a fuvour on
THE LAYMAN.
5™ The Proprietors of periodical papers
who will give this one publication, shull re
ceive payment of their bills on presenting
them to the Patriot Office, Boston, (Muassa.)
Four Thousand iive tlundied bales of
Spunish Wool, weighing about 90v,000 s,
sheared [rom the flock of Joseph Buonuparie
in one year, were to be sold at Pais on the
18th of June, and would probably sell for a
gulca pound. )
We have been arrogantly told by one of the great
high priests of Federalism, (hat * a national debt is @
nutiona! blessing” Great Britain enjoys this blessing
in the highest degree of perfecion The tunded
debt of Great Britain at the close of the lust year
was 781,552,124/ and that of lrelund 81,510,856,
The aggregate debt, untunded, votes, &e. At ouniesd
to 1,041,732,193 L equal w dolls, 4,403,245,191 1.
The British vational acbt in 1700, was 16,000,000/
and has averaged for 110 vears ut the rate ol wbout
0,324,7471 sterling arnually defierr. Sueh are the
Pless ngs of a government whose consutufion we are
told, *“is the most stupendous fubrick uf hwwn mven.
tion.”
Wuerras we, the subscribers, were requesied by
the select men of the town of Randelph, m the state
of Ferment, oun the 4th day ot Febrnary last past, to
attend at the houses ol Jéner B ushbwrn, Jenah W ash
hrurn, Jun, in said town, which were then hicenscd as
pest-houses for the inocuiation of the sm i pox. un
der the care and dir ction of Dr. Kzebiel/ Bivseli, for
the purpose of noticing any experitaens which might
there be mude, with w w view of wscertaining the e fli.
cacy of the kine pock us an antidote or preventitive
against the contagion of the smull pox, and to give to
the publick such mtormation as we might be abie to
obtain on a subject so nteresiing 1o the community,
In complisnce with the above reqguest and at the de.
sire of Dr. Bigsgell, we hereby eertify, that we atiend
ed the dwellmyg house of (fbuer Hushburn, in swid
Kor lolphy on the 21st of Murch lasty and there saw
about 100 persons, of diffirent ages und sexes, from
Ito 70 years of age, all of which had been proviouss
ly vaceinated, from o fow days 10 7 yeurse— nd the
greater part (from information) upwards of 4 yeuars,
excepting 3, who hud had the smidll pox many yeurs
before, und the whole nuniber were there inoculuted
by said Di, Bissell, with fresh variolus or smull pox
matter, tuken divectly from the arm of Mrs. Fuvice
Moulton, the wife of My, Jude Monlten, who wus then
under the operation of the smuli pox, and in a stage
of the difease when it wios most casily communicut.
ed, having on her, as we did suppose, 1,000 pustules ;
and that the aforésaid number were all exposed us
much as possible to the infection of the smull pox,
by coutinuing in the room with her for several Liours
together. We further stute, the family of My, | 2bner
Washburn (10 in oumber) with whom Mrs, Mow/ton
vesided, and who attended her ducmg her sickncss,
and though frequentiy mociated with the small pox
mat'er, have e re y esc podthe disorder, We fui.
ther state, that on e 2600 of Muarch wfores.id, we
attended at the samne place, by agreement, together
with the greater pact of those who had becn invcu.
lated the 21si ; on ex mination, we could not discov.
er that the infeetion had any move influence in the
arms of vacenated persons, than in the aims of those
who had been through the ng«:r.uim of the small
pox ; or that there wus sny difference of uppearsnce
between - thiose wlo had been recoutly vacginad
ed, and those who hud been vuccinated some
years sirce, And we furtler state, that an’ inunt
child of M s, Montton, who had been vuceinated with
¥ view to this experiment, coniinued at the breast of
its mother during the whole time she luboured under
the diseuse, without rmoniiesting any njury to s
health, or the lcast sympioms of the disorder. And
we are ha'ppy Lo state furtaer, that in &li the afores:id
number of persons exposed and inoculated as before
stated, there has not been a single mstance in any
one of producing any pustules or the least Bmp on
of the small pox.
Therefore, inview of these and many other impor.
tant considerations, wa=re happy to state to our fel
low citizens, ou: full conhdence 1 the kine pock as a
preventative of the small pox i ell cases ; we con.
cuive that it wholly supercedes the necessity of the
inoculation for the small pox, und with the sincevest
pleasure we anticipate the tine in which socicty in
general will aval themselves of this mild disease, as
eflectually to eradicate thut foul, pestilential and dan
gerous disorder, which for ages past has been the
scourge of the huwman race,
Fimothy Edson, Jonathan Smith, Roger Witliums,
James Morris, Jolm French, Benjomn Grigwold, Con.
mititee,
Ity ; :
I this wown, Mr, Gipeox Davesrorr,aged 73
years.
Al Portemorth, Jos Dunree, Esq. aged 78 years.
At Wickfoid, on Sund.y last, of a paralytick
stroke, Capt. Gipeow Fuerzsory, aged about 50
years,
At sea, on his passage from New. York to Burope,
Mir. Samuerl Nicuows, son of the lute Mr. Sumiuel
Nichols, of Noruh-Kingstown
Lately at Barton, (Scotland) Mr. Ramsey, who
left an immense fortane to an mfant son, whio, when
0" age, will be louded with Lwvyg millions pounds et ~rl,
0,88),0W dels
The Deficit of enpplics for the Brivsh government
for the present year, is rated by the mimster in s
budpet, at 12,000,000 stes ey, sbout 55,303,335 33
1.3 cenis; -a s exeewdiog Jie whole debt of the
United States, including the Loutsiana purchase, by
dollars, 101,031 1 1+ cents. LPlderan.)
At the Priends’ meeting-house, in this town, Mr.
Davio Bowe v, 10 Miss Evrza Cua-e, daughter of
Gapt, Gilbor Chase, of tlas towne=Mr, WiLLIAM
ODATLEY Mrs.Susas Hascocx
At New-York,onthe 18 4 uit. Cipt.Josern Wea
vEw, 10 Mis Krrry Sprxven, of Milford township,
Bucks Country, Pennsylvania. It is expected tha
viis connexion will not be unfavourable 10 home man
ufacture.” :
The six prineipal detinlters in Londou,
during the lete mercantt'e emburrassment,
are Greave & £Ficher, whore debts e
504.000/. Rowlandsen & Co, debts 283,933,
Hardyy QOttery & Co. debts 311.8020, Aolunae
son, Lates, & Cu. debts 285630, J. Guoner’s
debts 833,598/ Messrs, Jacvbs debts 600,000/,
The wooie of these fuilures amounts 10 aboul
$lO 000.000, ; but they wre said still 1o have
crecis 1o their buoks which with wore than
cover thelr defalcition,
RANDOLPH, (VFRMONT ;) MAY 2, 1808,
NINE POCK
Mercaniile Credit in England,
MAKRIED,
Co Ppariners mp-- DtB3o¢"i°l'(’ .
Tlll-‘. subscribers on e 6th inst. by wutual con.
seit, dissolved dieir connexion in busimess, bidi
crw exisong under the irm of HENRY Y. CRANS.
TON & (O, HENRY Y. CKANSTON.
sop 12, BENJAMIN WIGHTMAN,
Nultic .
'I‘HE subscriber being authorized to close the un.
scitled business of the Lae tium of Hewy T,
Cranston & Co sehcits those who arc indebted w, or
have any demands against said Funy, 1o call and ad-
Just them mimiediately, HENRY ¥ CRANSTON.
N. B, The civckon end Commiesion business will
in future be conducied by o, ¥. Craneton, at the oid
stand, No. 94, Thames-sireet, sept. 12,
(o '
Seth & Stephen Y ates,
I VFOR M thewr friends and the pubhick in general
it they eontinue 10 cuwrry on the Painung and
Giazing business in their various branches at then
odd stand No. 4, Miil-atreet, they gratefully wcknowl
edge pust favonis, and solicit the custom of thei
friends & the puohick,who,from the neatness and fuith
fulness of their work herctofore evineed, may be us
sared that nothing, on their part, ehall be wanting to
do uiie sume hercufier,
Newhort, Tune 6 IRIO,
Copartnersh zf- Litssolveds .
'I‘HE Copartncishup herctofore exisung between
the subscribers, under the fiem of HARVEY
SESSIONS & €O, s this duy by mutual consent, dis
solved. All peosons indebted 1o ssid firm are request.
cd 10 make wmmediate puyment 10 Hurvey Scssions,
who is authorized 0 receive the ssme, snd those who
have any demands agamst suid firm, will please w
present them (o him and receive their pay.
N L, s hoiehy, given W e
Creditors, to the Ystate of
JOHN DAVENPORT,
late of Tiverton, deccused, Represented Insolvemt,
that S7x Months from the Date hereof, are allowed
them to oxh bit thewr Claime to the Subscribers, whe
aee appointed Commissioncrs thereon by the Hon
Court of Probate of the Town of Tiverton, that they
will wttend, at the Dwelling-House of JEREMIAH
DAVENPORT, in TYverton, on the last Sawurday of
April; June and August u¥xt, at 2 of the cloc{ n
R HOLDER ALMY
JOHN WILCOX, }C""”"’ .
I MY, ’
N. B. All persons Indebted to the Estate are re
quested to make ‘mmediate payment to
JEREMIAH DAVENPORT, Administrasor.
Tiverion, March 16, 1810
NI TICL.
W > the Subseribers having been ap
pointed by the Court of Probate of the
town of Newport, in the county of Newport, Com
missionersto receive and cxamine the Claims agains:
the estate of
GORTON ANDERSON,
inte of scid Newport, deceased, Represented Insol.
vent, do hereby give notice that six months from the
date hereof are allowed to the ereditors of the sail
sstate to bring in and prove their respective claims
10 either ¢ the subscribers at their respective dwel
iings, withia the u';n af:ru;i:.‘ son
+ JOHN W. DAVIS, }cm .
. ASON SPR/ .
All persens indebted to said estate are requested
0 make imme liate p-w;m ':
sy oTBANCIANDRRON. } Adpinietrators.
ESTHER ANDERON,
ay !
01-‘r‘F‘.RS for sale a general assortment of HDRY
GOODS, adapted 1o the season, which he is des
teommed 1o sell &t the most reduced prices. He will
veecive wbout the 15th inst. a great variety of xew
Goons, which will be worthy attention of those who
wish to puichase cheap.
Me also ke ps constantly for sale a complete as.
sortment of COTTON YARN of a good quality, and
ws clicap ay can be purchased in this state.
sept, 12.
{ )N Thursduy evening last, un Anchor.
| weiphing about 300 wt, waus stolen from he
bow of the sloop Em Iy, lying at the lower part o
the towns Whoever will give indormation so that
the thieves may be discovered and property reguined
stinll veceive Thirty Dullars rewurd, or Ten Dollurs
for the Anchor alone. Apply to the master on boure
suid sioen. JUMN ÜbBOKN.
RI-ZSPF.(: FPULLY wforms his friends, that he
us on hand—
A uaity ol excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles, pine Shingies, Boards, Plank
Joist, &e. xc.
Which he will sell cheap, at his stand on SHER
BURNE's Wit ‘ A 15
- NOTICe .
v . ~
HENRY BUL L,
II A\ VING formed anew connexion in business on
on the 7th duy of July, 1809, hereby requests
aipersons who were indebted to him previous to that
time, to eall and pay tie same, as the accounts and
nowes unseitlad afver the Ist of October next, will be
positively putin suit at the next November court,
sept, 12
VV[LL!.\M S. NICHOLS, Gol? Smith,
his removed from the Stand, which
he litely occupied, 1o No. 89, Thamesest~eer.
slx doors North of Mr, Townsenp’s Coffec
Hlase, where hoe will eontinue to pay strict
attention to the commands of his Customers
Auye 31
'F HLE Subsceriber having heen authorvizos
by the Putentee of the HORIZON'TAL PA
TENT PUMP, 1o muke and vend the same, ex
clusively for dus Island, iuforms those persons who
may be nchined (o make use of the same, that the)
may be secn, and their principle exhibited on appli
cation to the subscriber.
JOHN CAHOONL,
July 10, 17,tf
JOR SHERMAN,
Oth mo, 4th. (sept. 12.) HARVEY SEshIONS,
seot 8
HARVEY SESSTUNS,
At his old stand, No 125, Thames-street,
Horizontal latent Pump.
‘) .‘\otua )tl.l;‘l\) ’
ANCHOR ST'OLEN.
l{l..\l\)\ Alc-
AN adjourned mecting of the TAMN.
A MANY SOCIETY, or CouMpran Opnt .
will be held mx?:ml).\\' EVENING next, Doy
the 17th of the month of *“ Corn,”] at the Covrud
Fire of their Greot Wigwam,in the State House, | i+
cisely at the going down of the sun,
By ovder of the Grund Sachem,
WILLIAM SIMUNS, Secre!.:».
Month of Corn, the 12:iA, § Sept. I.}
Season of Fruite, '
Yeur of Discovery, 518
EUSHA SMITH, Jun. being appointed Adjutant
of the Ist Regiment, with the rank of Lieutens
alil, 18 to be obe_vc:rand respected aecording Iy
’ TH : D. STALL, Lieut Col Com.
TIIE town of Aewpert having engaged Doctoy
SYLVANUS FANSHER to mmoculate the Ine
habitants of said town for the KINE-POCK, and have
ing appomicd the subscribers a Cpnumiitee 1o pros
mote and superintend a general inoculation—
NOTICE
is hereby given, that the inoculation will tuke pluce
at the expense of the tewn, at the following tincd
and places «=On Monday, the 17th nst. at My, 7 ¢ns
ney's Meeting-House : onTuesd iy wt the Epistoped
Church; on Wednesday st D, Patten’s Mectinge
House ; on Thursday ot Mr. Ldely's Mceeting-House §
on Friday at My, Gédsen's MeeumgHouse 3 ond vl
suturday ot the Mctodist Chopel, from Bto 11, A,
M.und from 3to §, P M. ; and that ol persons
moculated are requested 1o attend ot the sane ples
es on the cighth day from the inoculution for oxe
aminstion,
The Committee earnestly recommend to their fels
low-citizens, that they wval themseives of this o}«
portuhity to sceure themselves wod familics from the
sttuck of that loathsome and dangerous disense, !
Small-Fox. Heads of fumilies will considder il 4
they owe an imfom\m duty 1o their childven ond o
mesticks, and that if through their inattention « 4
present opportunity should pass unimproved, the:
who had « right to depend confident'y on their wir -
lunce mnd aflection, may reproach them with havh
unnecessarily exposcd their lives. 1t ought wlso \
be remembered, that our duty 1o the Community 1. «
quires us to contribute our exertions, esch wiﬂ.l{ hy
own sphere, to the extermination of that fornpd. b+
foe to human life, the sma/lpor, und that the KIN? .
'OCK offers the only remedy for this «nd; snd th o
only hope of s finad extipation,
When the inhabitants o} the town of Newport 1.4
colleet the expense and confusion ¢o often sutiered
by reason of the breaking out of (he small-pox; wnd,
bove all, the anxiety und distress of udhividuals,
oceasioned by the fiequent recurrence of (his e
lumity, the Committee hope thet «ll who sie nok
dready secyicd from the infection, will apply 1@
Doctor Funeher, ut the times and places prescribed)
and seeure the town fiom the danger o be jusily ope
prehended from the ama/i-por. 1t is expucted thut
Doctor Denjamin M aterhouse, n nutive «f thig tuwn,
and to whom the Uniren States wre greaty indebied
tor the early connmvumention and intieduction of the
VACCINE INOCULATION, will atiend durving the
vicemation in Aewport, wnd that his wdvice sind gie®
«xperience will give saunction to this laudable unders
tking.
The Commitiee request that no cigars be smoks
cd in the buildings designated, us the practice ig
dingerous, und to muny oflensive. The women wnd
nusses who attend to be inoculated, are requecsted td
weur short sleeves.,
firm of FEARING © FABKMAN sLs a 0 e
ved, by mutuul corsent, All persons hovirg oes
mands, will please (o present them for settleme nly
und those indebted are requested to make imm diate
payment 1o RICHAKD FAIRM AN, wlio is anthoiige
ed 10 settle the same.
The business will be continned by RIC He
ARD FAIRMAN, ut 134, Thames-Street, who hu¥
on hand==un cxtensivg assortment of .
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS.
Newport, september 8, 1810.
PELY.G FIsH, Newport,
ISAAC PISH, I'rn’:deucc.} Propriciore,
N. B. Passengers, who wish for seots In
Newport, are requested 1o call st the House of I'%
LEG FISH, near the State House ; and at the honwe
of ISAAC FISH Prowvdence.
I'HE publick are hereby informed thet
the Co-Partnership between Richard Book, and 144,
Mooney, wus dissolved on the Bth List. by we )
consent.=Those who h.ve any demands sgaihst thae :Vl
are requested to exhibit them for settlement, .0,
those indebted to them are desired o muke pay il,
The Saddle and Tiunk bnlio‘ buginess, sl e
earried on, at the Shop, No. J, Clui ke Swreet, by Vm
Mooney, who has for sale, two Horges, two Bit),ls,
one Chaise and » (;ivv
ILLIAM MOQOKLY)
Newporty Aug. s
The Subscribers respectfully inform the
publick, thut the MAIL STAGE runs as follon s iee
Le.ves Nempor, every morning [bund.'»gp
excepted] at 8 o’clock A. M- und artives at Provse
dence, it 4. M. Leaves Providence, cvery morhingy
(Sunduys c-xccrwd) at 7o'clock, P. M and arrivis i
Aewport, at half past 2 o’clock, P. M.<This LINE GF
STAGES passes over a beaniiful road, wlere the
Passcnger has a fine prospect of the river, ant! &
most beautiful view of the Country, The fair for
ench Possenger is §2 and 50 cents ; and wllowed 96
Ibe. buggage. Fvory 125 poundo.J:lyo the sunw @
o P ossenger~All favours will be thunkfully reesive
ciand gratefully acknowledged, by the Publick’s
obedient and humble servants,
The connexicn under tleg
Newport and Providence Mail Line
Through Brisyor and WARRRN.
Newport, sept. 1, 1810,
Jon L., Boss, J_un. Jokn P, Mann,
Tiomas G, Pitmen, Ldward Thurston,
John « locum, Daniel Shetdon,
Kobert N, Auchmuty, Ldward laston,
Newport, sept, 8, :
TAMMANY SOCIETY, oa
e
To the Inhabitants of the tewn of Newport,
KINLE-POCK INOCULATIUN.
New Arrangcment. -
RVGIMENTAL ORI ERS.
COLUMBIIN ORDI.R.
bsanU WU,
ATIENIION!
N\lTl\aho
MARTIN FEARING,
RICHARD FAIKMAN.
sept. Sth, 1810,