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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-08
twenty Dollars Reward,

: vXYILI.be given for apprshending and iecuf
Wv Ing in Jail, a young mulatto man Nave
:, named ANDREW. He was hired by me lat
year to MIR. Jofeph Thomas. WHO Keeps the ms,
ss.dle ferry opp5fse TO Alexandria, ard ahiconded
( from that place about the latter end of Augua
TAFT. He is about 80 years Of age, $ feet 8 ORG
inches nigh, uay and we'll made, has ihort cur
led hair, and is frequensly iabjea to have ieve-
; raj large pimpes in his face. tieis 'essoned to
: be isni5le fellow, ofan eafy agreeable addreis
2 Cor man liz his low ffhere Of lite. As be has
not bssn heard OF by me ilnce his eioPemsnt, /
s fufpecs he has had tie addrsfs TO fhiP himfes as
: freeman on board E,rne vcael eith:r at Alexan-
aria or Baltimore. Whoever takes him up and
=, fscures him IN say Jail, ihall receive from me
= the above reward, as icon as due information
thfeof is given to me CT to Doctor Mp. Cas-
G. B. CauGn.
Maryland, Charles. County, /
KAN
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-08

Price 5o9Cents a Box.
Very pariicula, directions accompanying each
Of thele valuable medicines.
lie has lskewiie. for Sale,
general aGotment of Drugs, Patent ME-
d;cines, Shop furniture and Walls; a few hand.
fsme Hall Lamps; Indiaa Shades; proof vials,
EGenc. of Spruce; Patent Blsckipg Madeira
and Sherry WING; black bottles in hegleads;
Paints ground in oil; and few barrels Flax
feed Oil, which he will fell on realonable terms
OF eaih, or TO punetual cuRomsrs on a IAors
.aredit
Or sAgenerous allowance will be made to
thqie who purcha(e the shoye Medicines by the
dozen
Marsh ~. law
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T O L E A Sc
For a number Of years, mott valuable
NJ I I / S E A I,


CITUATED en- the waters Of the four mile rUnn
~ the Forelt of Warrington, and pohehng WFm'
perior advantages il all reipeets will appear IRON '
annexed certificate.
"I do hereby certify that iurveyed and itahd 0N
&c the fcite for Mill on the waters OF four mile un
" the eftate Of George Warrington Park Cults. na-
This fcice has many great advantages; " dggNg
race only !ixty poles in length and ralag e-I
two and ali half feet in eight, twenty eign 'es
may be had, which is qlte iuihcient--i was Nv
great deal more may be had by e1tenons nc "a"
e poles further. Where the dam ought to &C. - ~
" lid rock, there III: wafer falls twelve tseI - ".
+" tance of few yards. The grauna thfotEn M
:" the race will pats, is very fafe and c'VeisD
where the Mil houle ought to be erected, ns s,'
is well adapted for convenience and to 1--we
" On the prenles at very hort difanee there s%
and timber Of good quality, fuficeht t0r al aInr ,1
that can be wanted his icits is about ~ .a IL
Aiexandria, lefs dihapce from George ,pN y m
a. City, and cre mile cIom the Great k0"e'@''"a
SO Alexandria to leefbnrgh." ok
Gigca under my hand, lsbrusr! ~ 5c IyI cIpM
The above furvey was undertaken BY eC:cpe, uSds
at my particular rcquef, he being -..r5erdE hin
great lsl aud experience in Mathenstss So ;uIoraia
peculiarly fitted for the talk. ANY iul''''
may afo he chtained from him. H. % LEASE
To an eligible man, iet OF men, "iinnS .nhanttl
this h'hment, the legth OF time VIM for ii:
l will give all the Stone and Timber h.aoE building
erection OF the works free of charge ronped
Saw Mil! at loon as the race HAL maSe dome with
at which the fawng,or the otherMii "S' one as the
cur cxpencc The hream is very co,.' Mn above the
neighoorhoed can teftify, and there Is 80 the l
preient feat MIR Jacob Bontz living WIZ will heS
b,ro road about FIVE miles from Alcxahal!l, ma, MY
the prerifes, and give any further inlo'n''''OD 49,
b required George W. P. c ,sa''.
Arlington 4cufc, February a. o,1hcE
WANTED TO PURCi1Aol'
Il quantity q
CORN AND RlE'
Apply 70 WASHINGTON PIERCE =.
c.n wh RansAy's Canning h'''
February !.
FOR SALE,
4 lot OF GROUND I'D v,,s
corner of Cameron anu and 81
ar .ns fronting Is feet on the iorn' ccsea
~ nfseIs, nu"' Lining the property Of ps'
iset on tn- ,aai' (, Mr. f. NieholfOn. A ;,b gel
iateiy oe.up..u III. f,ch Lot may meet W.
bargain on application 70 Frederick Shuc ,,
'.-..--s..a-.--ua...--
Dp1urEe DAILY nv
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Fran t6s fe5aaaer ERiESDsHIFs, <7ad far Jaif ny
FASHTNGrQ N FgfgcE, On fibsral ferris 8
81 hDgsheads retailing Molaiies,
"A few bsSss Mad Candies,
H9g6s3ds L'ferpool Salt,
s barrels Caerry Bounce,
Is qnintals Cod. Fin.
February IT. GO
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JAMES BACON,

fAh1EN DACC1S,
| AMs GRocERY SroaE, on Kixg yatfsf, he's, IL
aadnisu 10 his to,mer foek, addld
/ A ffelh Supply Of Genuine Articles in
s the Grocery Line;
Which makes his aiIorsmenr complete.
III no4y o6sys far ak, an his gfxall s1v teym,,
Mufcovado Sugars, ofvarlous qua
Hties,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, ~,
Hyfon, particularly ieieeseo
Hy ,f's * and family afs.
Bet Green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of a hyperion quality.
Sherry,
Ilibon, NJ ..
Tenerite,
Malaga, ard
Genuine Old Port
Ccgnac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, tor family ufe,
Antigua, ST. Groix, ST. Vincen.s, and New
England Ram,
Holland Cir,
yIdfh ami country WhiRey
MolalT:s, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stough,on's l}itlefs.
Mace, Nutmcgs, Cloves, Caiiia, Plmento
Cayenne and Black Pepper Race and Grennd
Ginger, B5fkct Salt for table u'e. Pearl Barley,
Rice, Starch, Fig blue, Soap, Mould, Dlpt and
spclnacc,i Candles, Refined Satt.PetFe, fiotans
Indigo, Alum, Copperas, Nader, B'inaoae,
Spinning Cotton, Patent Shot, all iizos, bah
Englih ana country.made CpnpowdeF, oFsafs'
and Snoaking Tobacco, very belt Chewing To-
bscce.
Ilamiltoa and Lsiper's Snuff, Hunters Pres
in boxes.
London MuRard, warranted of lupericr qua
lity, Dxon's bef ditto, Wrapping. De
mijohn's &c. Sc. with generally eve'y artcl
in his linc-the whole of which have been felett.
cd with care and will be dilpofcd of on the very
!owef terms.
December r6. d
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TO RENT.

10 NENI, ~
The Dwelling HOUSE al ,preient
occupied by William Sansord-Ths honie is a
sommodious and handfomeiy ituatcd, with eve.
~ nccsflary OUT houte, and has a handfome. gar
den in high cultivation. Apply tot
3 Mr.. Thomas Prelton, or
Thomas Sanford.
Oaaber q. dos-ee
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-08
DR.. Rawlon's Worm Powders.

A medicine which for efficacy and Fafety in It's
operation Rands unriva!led. The mcR suthen-
sicated proofs and Respectable aashosities of ITS
aaoniGring virtues, and furpyidng effects, IN ex-
treme ana alarming cafes OF worms, may be lcen
a, heplace of fale. Price SO cents packet.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-08

Printing, IN its varpoas brGnchss,
hsadjomely essssted at tbs office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-08
DR., Cooley's Vegetable Elixir
Or Co7,Ch E9-obe

or t0MgH I|op5, !,
For Coughs, Colds, Afhmas, fpitting OF b!oot
and all dileaies OF the iangs. IT'S merits Hsna
Price SO cents bottle.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-08

Maryland, Charles County,
January II. III Fco. 8. zaw
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

State IF Rhode Aaxd asI P,svidtsee Pia1is-
10 General A8embly. Febr uary Sefion, A. d.
1906.
an ia 10 pysvess Fraud is Cbsrosi estsSl 10
SAFE.
QE it enstted by the General Alien.
'"' = ID bly,, aud by the authority there.
Of IL IL enacted, That all bskets ulrd in mcafur-
ing charcoal, brought into any town in the
State for iale. nall contain two buihcls. and be
Of the following dimenGons, to wit /: Nineteen
inches in breadth. in every part thereof, and ie.
veutesn and one half inches deep, meafuIiug
from the top Of the baker 10 the higheft part
Of the bottom an that the bafket fhall be well
heaped, and alfo feaIed by the iealer Of weights
and meafsres OF the town where the pcrion, 70
uiing the lame, fhaIl ufually reGde, or Of The
town where iuch coal mall be 70 meafured for
lale. And every perfon who fhsll meAfurc char.
coal. oGered for falc in any bsfkst of other di-
mentions than afsreiaid, or not ieslcd ~ afore.
faid, mall forfeit and pay, for each offence, 6f-
ty cents. 10 the ute OF the poor of she town
where fuch coal lhaIl be 70 meafured for fale,
and fuch bsk-t hall be dettroyed.
SEC. .. And be it further enstted, That the
feyeral Town Councils in the fevcral towns ia
the State, haIl have power to appoint, ~ scea-
Gon may require. fome fsisble perfon or per-
fons to feixc snd iecOre, within their REFLECTIVE
towns, all bsike,s sied for the meafurrg of coal.
thar fhall nor he Of the dimenfons sforefaid, and
fealed a. aforefaid, and TO proiecute fuch pedon
or perions a, thal be guilty ota breach Of this
ACT : provided however, thar no peIion fhall be
Obliged to neafure charcoal, where the quantity
AaM be agrccd on by the buyer and teller.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That all
foriehures accruins under this aet. may be re-
covered with coH, ofprofecutior. by aeaion, bi',.
plant or information, before any court proper
TO Try the fame.
Sec. 4. And be il further ensaed, That this
act mali take effect and be in force. from and
after the 6ra day Of June next, and that the
Secretary caufe the fame to be publiihed in one
public Newspapers in the town Of Newport,
and one 10 the town of Providence.
Il ssse Csty: Wnssf,
SAMUEL EDDY, See'v.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
BY Order,
THEODORE A. FOSTER, Clerk.
II true Copy Witnsf,
SAMUEL EDDY, See'ry.

The above refolution is faid to have
been introduced by WILLIAM HUNT
Err, Efq. of this town. If this be true,
we ihould be glad to know whether
that gentleman has really changed his
fentiments within few years palf, or
whether he fill remains attached to
the Britj6 nation, to Briti@ princi-
pies, and to Briti@ meafures. DON'T
{cowl Federalifs, and flick out your
lips, and make wry faces, and fay
YOU know not what we mean by ak
ing if he fill remains attached to the
Biitifh nation for all ofyou know.
as well as you know any thing which
you never /asD nor felt, that it is but
fhort time fince he openly declared
his partiality and attachment to the
principles and meafures of the govern
ment of England. If you requelt US
to mention fome aa of his, which will
tend to fubitantiate the truth of what
we have here aHerted, we will do our
felves the pleafure of obliging you.
Not many years ago (three or four
fay) Mr.. Hunter with a number Of
his federal friends (mark reader they
were all federaliits) were affembled to-
gether at the cc9ee-houfe in this town,
for the purpofe of celebrating the an
niverfary Of our national independ-
ence, soben and ybsre, one OF the
field tederaGA,, poaeaing a rebellion,
mufiseus and turbulent ddPoiition,
without any regard to the interef or
the bosor of his moft (aered majeity,
the king of " the united kingdoms of
Great Britain and lreland," had the
impudsnce, hardihood, and efronte-
ry, to dare Che mutt have been dar-
ing fellow to drink toaA difrefPea-
ful of the old fories. Well, what fol-
lowed Did any one cry ditto |! No.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

State Of Rbsdt- IGas< and Pyvixtma Piaxfa
hosf.
Ih Genenl AHembly. February SeiIion, A. ID.
1906.
As IA /Tribey 10 /ybssd an A3, ssfifitl" As
A6Jer bs L6nhsfies Of ee,fain psyISsai As-
fiasg."
QEh enatsed by the General AGembly,
- and by the authority thereof il 10 enacted.
That the operation Of faid set be 10 far iufpen.
dcd that the fame fhall be confidered 20 having
hrtf taken efcd and been in force, on the FRA
day Of February, A. ID. 1901, and that the few
e,al Limitations therein provided. fhsll operate
and be effetiusl according TO fsid at, comput-
ing from the iaid 6ra day of February, A. D..
1901 Add that this set be publiihed 10 all the
NewspaPcn printed in this State.
# frss Cety Wnssf.
SAMUEL EDDY, S~'v.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
NARRACANSETT BANK.

THE Stockholden Of the Narraeanlett
4 Bank. are hereby notified. that the irR
inftalmcnt ofTwcnty Dollau on each lhafe, will
become due and payable az the Bsok. ia fpecis.
on the sia day Of March nrxt--purfsanr to
charter.
And that the Rra Monday 10 April rsxs. ID
the day liked by the charter for the souual meet
ing OF the Stockholders AT which time. q
general attendance 10 rcqueRcd.
b, sydfy sf ibs Profl<ss & Dissass,,
SAMUEL 4. GARDINER, Gather.
Wexford, r. /. Feb. ~, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
For the Rhode-Iiland Republican.
AN ELEGY ON A RICH MAN,
Wse died s a coed old dye.

Py9kgxifsy pa1ifans, q. .)f6o bs5sv fafsr.
OH /! whence the /uiLs around that wake,
Thro' Grape dark.mantling, svexrsfsi fpread ;
What quickeued tolls. like FIRE. knels, break
P the slI,-the aicM,-is dead
That fs@g~. in fesrlefs Glence. fands.
That won't TO esssf ,he elitteriag duff 3
Open and aill thofe gnpisg banl,,
% the, ,lov'd bags, the boLi that sbrsS.
Fluihed heirs. on lingering bspe. thar fed,
So. b~ams the Ea(J raffsysi hour
In srayfsi je,, broad lap fpread.
Your GoD deicends in golden fhower.
He's gone and from that cloifaered bourne,
No heir fhall greet his uncle more,--
And tho his made, paro'd, ssfsss,
No laws his forfeit lands ,1ss,e.
When the dear kinfman wslkd abroad,
Yos lowly, focial, unadorn'd,
Fated the livelong day 20 plod.
In bestL fait, like /aekelsf6, mourn'd.
So, thick the Eyve,'i f5a,isn beam
And bapqueu ebss, the /a5ie hour,--
Bright draP'ries. on the eve e-gale. fream,
Az Ifis--st the parting ihowet.
See, toward the monsmental ffone,
fmf4DEas'< fit the psning eye,
Read the good man forever gone,
While joy abforbs the rsfsssf hgh.
Pride. boat your wealth no brilliant ger,
Thro' the dark vault, its CLEAN can med;
Tell Ger yosr eagits oft--nos fear.
That wealth's <5,M ebnA can wake the ltSd.
Since Fortune posn her eopious mead.
Go make yoss bags and freely ufe. -
Laugh o'cr her tranGent Rifts--nor heed
The ,ssufiss gybe Of Esy's msSs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
No. ic4-Thames. Street.

No. ic4---Thaues. Street.
E,OR Sale by the Subfcribers, the moA valus-
i bic and extenGve afrortmens of BOOKS
and STATIONARY ever offered id this State
and At prices much lsfs than Can be bought elie-
where. Their collection of books Il 10 all Aria
and Sciences. Bibles-Their stror,ment will be
found from the imslIeR pocket fixe 70 the largeR
folio. Of 81 different editions, at prices from I'd
to 50 per cent. lsfs than Others feIl.-Eyerv
publication OF merit. will be tor fac At theis
Rorc a. foou ~ from the prefs.--Next week will
be opened further COLLECTION. OF ieverl huad.
red volumes of the moa valuable bo6ks.
Circulating Library.
They will circulate any book in their Rorc.
upon the following terms. from which they viii
NOT .vary---vix.
The whole fes to be taken at once. and tho
value thereof dcpofited from which value. 6
per cent. per week will be retained for the ufs OF
the books--is always being at the election Of
the perfon taking the books to keep or return
them. Il rhey are materially damaged they will
not he taken back in any cafe.
Thee terms may not appear 10 accommodate
ing, bat the psblic may be anu,ed that no other
plan can be adopted 20 keep valuable collection
ofbooks tor circulation without lofs 10 the Ii.
btarian. G. WANTON. IS Co.
Newport. March I.,h.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

Did any one fland a fip-fos |? Yes.
Who William Hunter, Ejamre.
What ellie did he do He attempted
to knock down the drinker of this of
fsnEOs toaf. Did he fucceed ! No;
but he hit his adverlary mott tre-
mendous clout in the 6de of his head.
Did the fracas end there ! Yes, there
the fracas ended.
Now if Mr.. Hunter had at that
time, ,fuch a felloso,fssiing for the friends
of Britain in this country, can any one
doubt, that he was likewife attached
to the Britilh nation? And ifhe were
then attached to the Britilh nation, is
he not nOa0 attached to them /! And
if he is noso attached to them, is not
the above relolution an abominable
piece of hypocrily ? And is not its
author an intriguing demagogue
We think it our duty here to re-
mark, that we find no fault with Mr..
Hunter, for being attached to the
Britih nation. Perhaps it would be
unnatural in him, not to be. But if
it be true that he pofeiies a warm
friendfhip for that nation the lam
guage of the above refolution, is at
variance with his real ientiments and
it is for this attempt to deceive the
people by faJf projections that we con-
denim him I; not for his attachment to
the Britiih nation.
We think it unneceGary to have
any further recourfe to external evid-
dence, to prove the hypocrily of Mr..
Hunter in Introducing the above refo-
luton For the preamble of that ref
olution at the fame time that it relates
a notorisus faljsbood, exhibits Incontef-
tible proof of the attachment of its au-
thor to the Britifh nation. 1t tells us
that other nations beide the Britilh,
have imprefIed our feamen. This is
abfolutely falfe. We call on Mr..
Hunter to name Jingle inltance, in
which any other nation beGde the
Britifh, have imprened into their fer.
vice citizens of this country. He cam
not do it. He we'll knows that this
internal practice is confined to that ty-
rannical and overbearing nation. He
well knew this fa0 when he introdu-
ced the above refoIution, and mutt
have purpofely accufed other nations
of the above mentioned deteftable
practice, with view to divert our at.
tention from the accurfed opprefion,
which we fuffer from the Britiih. Is
this the patriotifm ofa true American,
or is it the duplicity'of an America
Britain ! Let the good fenfe of real
Americans determine.
7obe continued.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
FoR SAEE.

A LARGE TWO fory Dwelling Hocfe, late
"A the property of Capt. Benedia Peckhsm,
with Shop snd Store adjoining taid houie. all
well haiihcd ; and four scres of excellent Land.
The above premiies are Gtuatcd at the foot Of
the ten rod road. within half mile of Walhing-
ton Academy.--For terms apply to
JOHN SMITH.
i Wiek/syd, ~ No. 10, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
NOTICE.

a LII. perfons having any demands agsina the
"A EAstc of Capt. Thomas Cole, late OF
North. Kingaown, Decesfed. arc reqseaed toEx.
hibit the fame for fettlemeut and all thofe in
debted TO laid ERstc. are deGred 10 make immc-
'dia,e payment to the fabfcriben, who aTs duly
authorized to feitlc the fame. 81
GEORGE E1RsHsS v. COLE. S AA"i's'."".
N~,b. Kissess0s, Ma,fb I3, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
20 BE SOLD. OR LET,

A ND poGeflion given the ssth OF this month.
"A thar p!eafantly Etustrd Farm. in the town
Of Middletowu. belonging 10 the fsbfcfibes.
about three miles ditance from the State Houie.
now occupied by George Hathaway. which ex-
tends from the main wcA road TO the water on
the river con6aiog Of about ago acres Of good
Land, which Iayes very Convenient Tor obtaining
Manure, from an sxsen6ve fhor, belonging TO
the Farm with fuissble Buildings in good re-
psifs--T The Lsad 10 veil fenced, with % excel
ient yoang Orchard, consaioins between foar
and fve acres Of the bea fr6is Trees.-Fof
terms apply to
JOHN C. SCOTT.
Ne4sSsu, Manb 10. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

/. MARRIEDl--Ia this town, on the fourth
ina. Mr.. Sawsei Lstes. Merchant, to Mih Js-
ifb Ssixas. daughter Of Mofes Ssixn, Efq.----
Capt. Janss Barker, of this town, 10 Miis Ma
" Asfbsy. of Portfmouth, dasghter of the
late Capt. Daniel Anthony of that place
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

DIED]--In this tom. on the nth ina. Mrs.
RHtb Easss. wife of Mr.. John Eaton her Re-
lation. and Friends are requeaed 20 attend her
Funerai tomorrow, at J o'clock, At his houle
si,hout snllhef notice.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
go RI LET.

A LARGE ,wo aoy Dwelling. Hosfe. 10
"A Pelham Street. No, ~, witb large Gar
den, and good Well Of Water. sosethes with
the hall Of large Stsble.-For terms sPply to
SAMUEL VAUGHAN.
Nswjsn, March I3fb. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
TO BE SOLD,
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

TO BE SOLD,
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
As No. 10. ss sbs fsryy Nb&y. SsIsw MARKET
SgEoY.
SO 'Hhds good retailing Molaaes,
60 DO. do. Nee Rom,
A few Hhds. Aatigus & Jamaica Rum,
A few pipes HoIIapd Gin,
Tierccs new Rice,
10 Boxes Hard Soaps
geo Boihels old Corn,
80 Bo1es "a quality mould and dipd ullov
Candies,
70 Bbls. prime Beef in good order for ibippiog.
SO BbIs. mefs Beef,
Gables of any dimen6ons and Cofdsge of any
Gze can be had on the fhorteff notice.
A few pieces Ravens Dack.
Saodry D~elIins. Hosfes Ia difesent parts d
the Town.
NsssSsn. 06. 9, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
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