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up, by new eiecsop his place for The remain
der OF the time for which he shall haze been
elected. Provided always, that 1t shall nos be
lawful 10 re-elcct more than seven Of tho Di-
rectors OF the former year
ARTICLE Y.
The Board Of Directors for the time being
shall have power to elect presiden, and CASH
ier, ant, such other caiccrs and Clerks under
them as shall be necessary for executing tha
business Of the Company, and to allow them
such compensation for their services respcct-
iye!y as they may deem reasonable, and shall
be capable of exercising such other powers and
authorities, and of making, revisimg, altern:s
or annult,ng all such Bye Laws and l'eguaii-
tons for the Government OF the Company .ant!
that of their officers and affairs as they, or a
majority Of them shall. from time tO time, Junk
eXpedien,--not incons'steat with law or ihe'e
A,ticles Of Association and to use, employ, and
dispose oft.ie Goiai Stock, Funds orPfopei y OK
the Company tsuhject only to the restriction
herein coutained) as to them, or majority OF
them shalt seem eXpetlcnt
ARTICLE VI.
Not less than FIVE Directors shall form a
Board for the transaction OF busnsas. ot wGcnl
the President shall always be one, sept II &c
ses Of sickness or necessary absence Ia Whlch
case his place may b. supplied ~ any other
Director whom the majority OF Directors pres
ent shall nominate for that Dufposc.
ARTICLE VII.
One share III the slocl; Of this ha9S; sha. bc
sufficient to cntite the holder to one vote, bnl
no person or persons body corporate or other
wise, shall be entitled TO more than ten votes al
| any election, agrecably to the following ratio
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.FUi.y2 .L35%022

TTiVING succeeded Warmers s. 7or-
l. isrt in the grocery business. at the
,sores lately occupied by them on Market
street. wharf; offers for sale on the most
moderate terns, ,ior cash or The usual credit,
= General ASSORTMENT o. Groceries.
And hopes by strct attention to busi-
ness, to marit share Of the public patron
age.
l'ie Packet. SLooP IIopE, Capt:
MILNrR, with good accommodations fcss
passengers, wiil ply between this Town &
Philadelphia as usual--all freight sent by
said packet will be carefully attended to.
Wilmington, July s, 1909.
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WILMINGTON & Brandywinc Bank

Wilmington & Brandywine Bank,
AGREEABLY to adjournment me ei'lle"; ;';,U
the Borough Of Wilmington ana 10 '1sa" Ti.,a;,,
met on the l7th inst. at the house VI -"
Thomas. =, ,or,
Meeting, took their seats .,.
The minutes oflast Meeting being read the
Committee appointed Tor the purpose OF
drafting Articles OF Association loE ."u po-
;.c..d Institution, made their report winch
being read Ly paragraphs' a"a ma'n'e's 'rn. ral
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BREWING;

rgS'sF nbscrihcr having eom,ncnc ed Brewing
f for the setsnn, te.s leave to ntorm his
Gown am Country Gu.t00t,r8 ,hat hc has
SIhONti g. Td6LE EEER Of an excellent
quality constantly o. laut, which he will dis
pose os at the usual p'ees. All oriers viii be
promptly attended TO.
Joseph B. Shipley,
H.Nsnin rton. No |, 800.
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SsotHnollcrs resident wiihr the United States
may vote by proxy u.on sncn terms and cosdi-
tons as may be prescribed hy The bye laws and
ordinances of the association, bu 20 share OF
shares shall confer the right Of suffrage (cxcepv
at the first elcc,ion,) which shall not have beea
held under regular transfer at least three calen
der months prcvions to The day OF the election
ARTICLE V!li.
4 majority Of the director- shall have pnwef
to call a gcncrat nlecs;ng @of the Stockholders,
fer purposes relative Ia tie concern Of the con,
pary giyin. at leasF thirty days octce = 'i-
newspapers Of this place, OF in such o,her taa
most public manner that the circumstances r,ey
admit aad spccifins ia such notices ,b. Officer
or objects OF such meeting.
ARTICLE TX.
The cashier before nc eaters upon the duties
Of HI, office, shall be required TO give bond wit'l
TWO or more snieties to the satisfaction of ,be IL
rectors ia such sum as the board OF director ;
may nv their bye lass order and direct, Ifon
time to time, with condition for the faithful per
farmancc of his duties.
ARTICLE \.
That in case of the death, Disqualification,
removal or resignation of the president, the d.
'ectors shall appoint one from their number to
GIL the vacancy, who shall hod the Office during
the remainder Of his term for which his prede-
cessor was elected
ARTICLE XI.
The shares cf the capital stock shall be trans
Gerable on the books Of the company, according
TO such rules, as coniornab,e to law, may be es-
| ,ablished in that respect. by the board of difec'
| sOrs.
ARTICLE XII.
| No transfer of stock in this company shall be
=, considered as binding upon the company, unless
tnade in book or books kept for that purpose
by the company, and Il is further expressly agree,
and declared that any stockhoder who shal
transfer in manner aforesaid, all his stock OF
shares whatever shall thenceforh cease to be &
member of this company, and any person OF
persons whatever who shall accept a transfer O.
any stock or share in this company shall thence
ftsth become and be member this company
| according to the articles of association.
ARTICLE XIII.
That the lands, tenemerts, and hereditament
| which it shall be lawful for the said company tt
hold. shall be only such as shall he necessary 70
its immediate accommodation, in relation to th
convenient transact;ng Of its business, and sucl
as shall have been bona file mortgaged to tn
company by way OF security, or conveyed IN il
| or to some person in trust, for the use Of IL
company in satisfaction or security for none,
| actually loaned, or advanced, or in satisfaction
Of, or security for debts previously contsscte'
with, or due to The said company or purchaset
at safes, upon judgments which shall have bee'
ob,aiaed for such debts, and in every instance il
which the company may become owners O
claimants Of lands, tenements. or hercditaments
the board OF directors are empowered to sell o
dispose of the same in such Iirarner as they shai
deem beneficial for the use of ihe company.
ARTICLE. XIV. =.
The company shall in no case be owners {
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WASHINGTON RICE.

I'D E>PECTFULLY Informs the old cre-
u i, toners of Bradrn & Rice, and the pub.
generally, that he has purchased the stock of,I
SAIL titn. and will contiune the Grocery t,oe
ness, ~ the came stores, where his friends al I.
customers may be suppliee, with articles in r.
line. Waolesalc aud Retail, IN reasonable term
FEBRUARY "a. #
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Patent W asliing Machines

ES}lE subscriber respectfully informs hi.
!. friends and thc pubic in general, that r.
las, some time ago, purchased ar exclusive rigt
4 a-ak'ng and vending Pa1ent flirting MacAiu
Aoa,hout the hundreds of Branlywine anr
.s'iana, in NewCastc county, number o
l.i1h faacsines he has already made, which
h4Ye icln tried ny divers persons ar,i highly ap-
nro"s1 of as they save great part Of the lahou
:, Taa'ih'5 in tie usual way, ard are less iniur,
oas 20 CLONES. He will con,nuc to make am,
hatc snnpis Y them on hand, which he will
s=f' an .c2cnaabie tcinss 10 such as favour him
,>ith q. stctn aux, will also sell to any per-
son . ,nr 10 ~ Ike and u:e them within tie
,lc ..uAlgc,.s Aforesaid.
ARRANI CEST.
W..l,niqgtaa. Jan. q, 1900. If
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Horse Bills.

Struck OF at an hours notice, at the OIce g ,hia
Gazette. I-tElegant Horse fgu|ss
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most pubic notice the nature Of the case NAV
feq"ne for at least six months previous to the
i'nic appointed for srch meeting.
NlS}'t(,I
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-28

Vrry lafe f;-om ..isd0n

V1y late fran ..is6on
The brig Constellation arrived at this por,
yes,eid.y, III 3s days from Lisbon. William
Jsrvis, t.sq. .a,e Ame,ican Consul at Lisbon,
bos returned 10 the UpilcG States ii, 'his ves-
sci.
Itappca.s by this arrival, that am Embargo
took place OH tue 9th oct. on all shipping,
which were required TO take fourth of their
aarsoes, and one fourth OF the whole number
of passengers. on account OF government, re.
ccving compensation
The English had called in all their OUT
posts, which bloughtthe French within about
league, Of Lisbon, (i.e. TO la Franca) on
The margin of the Tasus, aud leagues on
the ,i.c of the Ooe.n. A line between which
was ,!sawn by each army.
II WAS the opinion of a gentleman high in
ol;,1e at Lisbon, that no doub, could be enter
taincd of the cvenaial success of the French
and that they would shorty enter Lisbon.
The frepch army said to be better sup
piled, IN many respects, Than toe British, ai-
though it wa, understood that they were
ah0rt of bread. AL the heavy baggage Of
the Eaglsh officers was daily en,barking,and
the Bri,sh Factory a, LISBON were about
em5arking eli their effects
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my in Portugal had b.eu cut oil on their retreat TO
Lisbon by the Preach
No ehause bod taken place in the sequesterec
property Al Bayohne.
Capt NJ. has brough, dispatches TO the Secretary
of State.
Capt NJ has favoured the Editors with r Fench pa
pers 10 the 2S,h Oct. which are barren of news.
N Y. Ner. Adv.
Translated em Paris tatefs 20 the 2Uh uh received
6y dhe SeLoe'er Flash, from LUienL
Paris, ocf. 2O--6cn. Drotct, commanding the 9
corps ot the army OF Spain, writes the lUh that
Courier who had just arrived fiom Naliodohd,
biinSs ham the following intelligence
On tie SIl sept. The Prince of Esing, (Massens)
arrived al Coimbr., OF the eal,st cities oi Poi
tugal, 81 u'ac about half way between Aimeida and
Lisbon the French army had alr.sd, marched up
wards OF AZ leagues since its departure iiom An'c
ds It's van and nank had had several affairs With
The niiI'la and Portuguese regiments It had taken
more thaa 25UO piisonsis, and dis.rmcd several
Portuguese re- inents On the 9th of Sept. il had
an engagement with the Engiish army, which bcey-
cd It's, II mpiegBabie ~ a strong position, about a
days march from Coimbra. The English were at
tackled, turned and brisSl, pu sue, they abandon
cd part OF their sick and of Their may Azmes. The
resuh OF the afar Of the 27,h, was 709 prisoners,
Of whom 400 are English, srd 2 Eng llsh artillery.
But whs, Was more Important, he Fgcn, hud ,..un-
ca Dy that affair ths superb positions Of Monueg 20,
and the city OF C.imbra which offers great
ces.
The army waa in good health md abNu ant sup
piled with provisions. They had s,nt the Wounded
% othe hospital OF N.sea, The greatest part of whom
iecescd their wounds in the affair Of lie 9th they
announced to scarce $50 men, sick Included.
Eahaef u a letter from most respectable character,
da.ed Po'is l0th Sept 1916 10 has friends.
As TAI as can judge, there is some chAge in
ths Enpcrorof this Government towards he Unirs d
Sites Tins may arise inpart from new vi, VS. with
regard 20 south America They now despair he of
bslny atbe ,o compel the Colonies follow the for
,nnes oi o'. sPsir are dcsrous promote their
mdependepee, as The on, means oi diminishing
English influence IN that quarter To protect and
encourage le ucutral intercourse of The Sites,
an lnhopes, wni be considered the best Means OF
attaining this o. iect
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h'ss..Orf F'n;alc Tenepeicni Sociriy.


The Dircctrcsses q. tae snch Bene1oL,nt
Soeie'y request the attention oI the benelac,ors
IT their institution, md ol ,hc publ. a, 10 H.,
following statements and observations tv
which IL will app,.r that upwards of Twenty
(o,hcrvisc des,ilule) Female children have
been sohooied, partially clothed and for Is
weeks diied at the A>yhlm.
The receipts for the year ending the 9th
ins'. amount 10 sass 60
Erhendiinres az foil. sys
For tuition OF 23 children S l25 SIS
Alaitha Bnckmasters bill for s
preparing dinners IL
weeks at Is. S2l
For provisions, cloaihing, sc. 2s SO
Total Sl76 80
Balance M Japonr Of iasf year, Si07 80
IN order that the precise amount TO be ex-
psetcd from subscribers Ter the prrsyot wear
my he ssccrtained and regularly collected a
person viii be appointed 10 walt on those
Mhose names are a, present on The list, and
uSewise Oh others who may have not had an
opportunity 20 subscribe and also 10 collect
'he money which may thus become due, aud
on those 10 whom there shall be no applica-
tion' no iuiure claim Tor the SUN will be made.
ihe Dneetresses feel very grateful 10 the
ouoseiiDers and Benctactors, and they think
u incumbent On them particularlyto I'D acknow-
ledge The generous attention of Isaac BALL,
Esq OF Charleston, ( s. G. and the repeated
and liberal donations of SAMUEL ELAN, Esq.
OF Rhode-islaUd.
As the best recommendation Of the obiec,
Tor which they would solicit continued and
more extensive assistance, they invite those
Ludies vnd Gentlemen who arc lenevolentiy
disposed, TO visit the school, and from the
specimen which they see OF its discipline and
improvements Judge OF the propricy OF its
being encouraged.
he DitcGtr>sses assure the publick, that
all money with which they may be entrusted,
sh~!i be faithfully aud economically appropri-
sted to the object for which il shall he given,
md tha, general and satisfactory exhibit
shall be annually made OF the receipts and
EXP .'ditures.
by order ef The Presiden, and ia behaT of
fhe S0cfcfy. l.. S! EARL, Scc'ry
NJ yport. eih of llth n,o 1910
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70 be SoM ut PU6HcS Aucf7on. by 0der
sfhe Supreme judicial Court, thr .Iofior,ing
Real Esfafe, iGfe 6etpnging to HEssr DxS.
ggR, dceeased, rix.
A Certain Farm, lying in Exeter, containing 100
"A acres and 40 square rods. with Dwelling
i.,use and other buildings thereon. The sid Us.
ie is cmrDlIy divided into meadow, pasture and
Woodland, il has very thrifty orchard Of excellent
,ruit.trers and is we'll watcrcd. The SADIE to come
mencc on the 20th day Of the l2h month next, At The
lilh hour in tho morning.
At'o-a certain Farm. lying in South-Kings-
on, contsining about ll8 Of Land, with lsr;c
legant and convenient Dwclling-IIonse, pleasantly
situated the post-resd and tho salt water ponds.
The situation is inviting for sen,eman's country
seat, and was formerly the residence OF the late john
Potter, Esq The goodness of The sci', and the adj
van,sges Of the fisheries, are all TOO we'll known
require a more particular description. 1he sass 90
Ibis estate Will BE- held the pftmiscs, The krss
second day of the Rrs, month, 1911, AT tie ii hor
in the morning.
The abnvc Fs,ascs will be sold under t,o
incun brancc ofte dow CT of Henry Bartor's widow.
end the deeds will conve, 20 the purchasers all tho
right and title of e said Henry IN ,hc pcn:ies ae
the time of his drccssc. Conditions VIII ne made,
known on the respective da,s &C sale.
TiiOMl. u IN?AiI .Ysn.D<hcfc.
sor,h.Erss;onn. ii,h rsph. Els 1910
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{, Wo,tby Of Attention ! Z


THOSF wh Nr,st upurchase goods
L Of an excellent quality, and moderate prices
viii do well 10 call ON
Nh .lAN{EL SWEET
Al the old stand " NArHASiwL SWEET T. Co
No 10y, Chcepsdc 1npmes- street
Who has recently received la &c quantity o goo"'v
from Boston and New.York, of the latest 'n'p"r -
,on which he offers whole sale ana retail, AZ iow
as can be- purchased in Rhode-island 0 lr l
--an,s,g sslich are tie fsts,rng--
Coarse, fine, nd supcriee B,oadcioths, ct varios's
colouin CnssineIes Plans NN.nsin. keiays
Coatings, Blankets, Baizcs and Fisnnels Russeisv
Wiliborcs, and Bon,bazets India Cottons Cdr
Goes, and Cinghams I.nens |, Dimi,ies Vest pass
terms Hosiery black and white Lacss !; itltbons,
of all colours white Cambiicks, ,54 d~4 Ga, wi'a
silk ard cotton Umbrellas with most other arseleS
.usuatin his line
ALSO, A HANDSOME AssoRrMENT or
LOLKfAG GLdonE.s. ~ se
And perhaps elegant IN assortment Of
lllH5s ond 7ipbefs
AS car be found in the state.
Nov 81. NsNat81 k...
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.'osk art Of flrvate muxEcence--General
Wade H .mptcn of South Carolina, now az.
,ins as commander in chief OF the clicab
army, has made donation to the sufferer
by the late fire in Charleston, of the whole a.
mount OF his pay and emoiunents, due bim
as an officer Of the United State, from his
first entering the army TO the 10th of mex,
month together with "a thousand dollars
from his private purse.-rhe whole amount
cannot be less than from 6 to 5000 dollars.
eaifimtre .dmerican.l
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Hurricane at Ho~oarra = d, tl, sch. Fly, 9 d VS.
fionl llavan~, We ~ ocrsisrl i.. III, ia. b, III
severe huiicsne al Hayara The patti, ulaIs whn IL
we set. arc nom letter whith We have seen, AID
from the verbal Intos osnati0n If psssengel.
The gale con n,rceu onthc 23d Gct and mcrevs-
ed 20 te 26,E, when IL bic wIl violence here utuIe
unknowp IN tla' port Thirty sail of vessels We &c
entirely lost, Tie sioop Liberty of this port w-s
lost. and he sch Monroe, ficm this port, drove on
shore, md with hen arso much damaged Tbe ship
Friendship, OF ". Yo,k, with 800 boxes of sugar
and quantity of Coi,e., vessel and c.rgo lost
The ship Bstsey, of Philadelphia, loaGed with su.
gar, wenI cntireiy TO pieces.
The sch. En- e,prze, Nllliams, bound to ibis port,
wha cargo OF sugars, drove shore, vessel n,ilci
drn'aged TIC gdc VAS supposed general thio' the
island, and in the neighbourng seas as number OF
vessels which which went abou the 18th or 10th
Oct had returned III distress A Spanish ~, br. kc
from her moorinss, and did great damage to mum
ber ot vessels, besidcs running others down. Ano,h-
er account says $50 sail were d,ven shore and to
sea, 45 Vt WHICH we're tot.jly !,st. Norfohs pup
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Eatr0et ef a hfttT.1om an .dmc sican gcnftr-
mch IN 1nafta. fo'1sS CORES hGadcHt, IA BoS-
ton. dutcd Malta, tug. -, 1910.
"A very unpleasant business has taken
place between the Bey Of 1nnis, and our Con-
sui. Ii seems an American ship was cap,ur-
ed by French privateer, and carried into
unis, where she was purchased by Minis
Ter OF the Bcy's, put under Tunisi,n colours
ahi seui here re.--Hcr io.mer supefcargo beng
IN Malta, appealed to the BlIVish Court ui
Admiralty 10 bave her stopped, in conse-
auence OF some iiiegaiiy in the condsmna-
ton. They declined interfering, as OUT OF
their jurisdiction. He then applied to the
tribunal OF Maita they stopped the ship md
the Case Is now undecided in that Court -
The Hcy, hearing of this, has conhscal,d al
thr .4merican properly an Tnn,S, sly $50 Ia
100000 dollars. Mr.. Cox, the Cohsll, has
aaiscd here III a flag Of lrucc, 10 settle the
business, but whether restoring The ship viii
satisfy the Bey, Or war will follow, time on.
sy Can determine"
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TUE Hon. Court Of Probate for the town of pw,s
: mouth in the Count, of e7eberf, having sppoi,
1 the subscribers Commissioners to receive and cx
mine the claims of the crcdiio's to the Estate oi
jon DCRfEE,
ate of Portsmouth, woman, deceased. represented
nsoycnt aud six months from the l2tl in>t.are al
owed for that purpose Notice is hereby given that
aey viii attend 10 said business, =. the house VI
rHoNAs DURyre, in said Porfsm,ufh, on 'he frsf
a,nday in every month, during the above period
10 accounts will he received ,r,less properly attest
d TILIiNGHAsT ALMY,l c-,.,.I
THOMAS HALL,
Al parsons, ndch,ed to said estate, are earnestly
called upon to make Immediate pa,Ten,. 10
Nov. 2s. THOMAS DJRfRy, ErecV,,r.
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Farther From Portugal.

E,,rz,, of a litter, 1afsi H. Orient, 27h Oct 1870
,~ceires BY ne Pilot Boat Schooner Flash, 70 gen.
tlsrr,n ia Acw-f foik.
6, hayr lust time TO inform you th.t official news
bs, been received here that great battle has takca
ri.c- in which 1900 prisoners had been y ken from
IL Wri.ingtpn's arny-Al The sips of war in tho
r,,d and HARBOUR n ve their colours hos.od, and
reacr.d salute took place. By the next news from
p,rtaga we shall hear that the French are in posses
Son OF Lisbon
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yrpy I.,TE FROM FRANcE.

rhr sne fast sailing pilot boat sch Flash, Capt.
M1u,t. in the remark - short passage Of 81 days
s,- l,'n-i-n,. which port she left ON the evening
ar ,hc oo,h Oct has arrived al Sew-York
~ the Flash we 'esrn verbally. that letter was
rr~e;se,' at I,Osient IN the morning " The 2Sih o,
r,.es fro~ St Nsiocs. stating that Tclcgi pi'iek
dcspa.eh announced ,h-i winS vt ibc psiiau ss'
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In this iovn. on "Wednesday evening last, bv the
Rev Mr.. G,bson, Mr.. JoHS PIrsAS, 10 Miss HAN
NAH MvMYo n, both Of this place
4 A. .'hhhetaen, ON Thursday last, by the Rev. MI
Gibson, VI JoHs b. HALL, to Miss SALLY BARx
Err, b,i, Of that town.
At .Nidb'efovn. on Friday last, BY Justice Barker
Mr. IIENJANIN ,AyEa,to Mrs ELIzAsErH wHits
both IT this town
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tNua supe .fne bne, midi md Caiicces, re~esl l..
cling and low piiceo cures, tcn yd. 10 Ssyds
bHt.iB(LCan ahu ler Naid
C.lSSLHEhS Hosiery & ON 2ssd 90 1855
Imperial, Brunswick Ber- kx,ra long beaver Nd,
lin and Genoa Cords md lish, lime rick And six
Siockmet Gloves habit ditto
l. dies n.szaiine blue, Nlate and ,o.uul. q .,.ou.
back, White and botll, bic md Single S.i isnels
green Pelice Cloths anu ! md l.us,Iinks;
Flanneis Figured ard llan Ssiins
Eaizcs and Flannels, Of Lao, mul nti, ] CO.
every colour, quai,, net, book aud sldusr
snl price; Ai,slsns
Wvlch miiled do. for LA. Eegani 5, 4, 81 8 AID
dies wcas quarter siawis, lnta.
Coa,ings, Fearnough,s. ton lcng n,. squire do:
Dufhs and PLAINS silk aud ootlw, CinE Nsns,
One baie each lst and 2d silk md coion uI br,.y
quality, 6q, ~, So; go Canton Grapes az. Com
lVq, llq, l2q, aud a. cans whise and black
quarter Rose Blankets. Italian ,lo
Black, olive ana ,i,al' An nNoice ~ 1000 dolls.
tabby and common Vel worth uf .cgant kiB.
yeas and Thickseus, DONs.
Gown \ furniture Prints at
C.iRfE7S < C.lRPE7yhC.
American, Scotch, Ingram aud kiG,, nnsisr floor
md Stir Carpctil.,, Can,on Hearth Rugs, Brussels
hearth. bedside and chaisc CARPETS.
GkGCEEiiS.
Hyson' Young Hlson, H.son. y,T &c
skin, souchonb and bohca E,fo.t
Lost md i,lovn SUGARS. spices, CuTar,s.
ground Mustard. Ginger &c. &c.
complete assortment Of COTTON YARN ASu
CLO1I's, ~ Factory prices, from III, Mapuiac,ones
AT Po's,rctet Of ALMy, BRowN g SLArsR
An assortment of American Manufactured WooL.
EN- GOODS, from the msnuiac,orN al Passsuckrt of
RHODES, NiRRIS x S.Af!IH
Comprising in the whole collection Z! elegant
and useful articles, much ton numerous 10 parts'r
larze, which they offer ~ hoiesaew Retail al piices
which cannot fail 10 please. -. usiomers are respect
fully requested Cali and for themselves, as
nothing IS charged for Investigation aal.
0r Uanted ato,v--rwo Tons of old COPPER
and BRASS delivered in large or small quantities
for which liberal pr'ce viii be given.
Newport. 2S,h oi 1iih mo 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-28

TIAS ulcn lie eop'he,n haN of y
l. Il Fire proof brick store, opposite Mr.. Towns
ends coffee house where he offers for sale -
10 half chcs'. f,ohea TEAS, Of ihs first quality
Is quarter do for retailing
few chests souchong do.
One trunk gcntIcmcns Gloves, assorted.
A few Piece Goo''s .7iso--
India Point Gin. in pipes and bbis.
bhds Wilmington Tobacco
80 6rkns shipping Butter, and
a small Hiil Of Exchange OH London.
Nov. 81.