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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-11
Mercer County, Kentucty, Sxly 90. 1903.

Mercer County, Kentucty, .1xiy 90. 1903.
NHERE AS, about 20 year, ago, lent to
w Davis Petty, of Halifax county, (now Pitt
sylvania.) Virginia, the sum of thirteen pounds
two shil!ings, to purchase Tract fLand of 500
acres, in Kentucky. OF certain WIN. Brewer OF
Virgina--in consequence of which, the said
Brewer assigned his right, in said land TO me, af-
ter which, assigned the same 10 the said Petty,
in order that the patent might issue in his name
which business transacted merely to oolige said
Petty, as my brother in l,w--,herefore caution
all persons from taking an assignment, or pur
chasing said Land from said Petty, as consider
myself noways bound to make good the same
should any be lost.
ISHAM PREWETT
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Commissioners Office,

Rich'non. 4.A 5epienrber, 1910
The parties concerned, are desired to take
tice, that have appointed Tu. sdsy, the thrtieth
day of October next, for carrying into effect the
foregoing decretal order of court, which day
their ate dance is required at my Office, with al
their papers, accoun,s and vouchers, ready Tor
examination and settlement
HIM. FORESTER, NJ c.
Sept z. T8w
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August ID.
p. DOTLE.
X. Oh BN ET.
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IVY virtue OF deed of trust, executed to the
~ subscrbsrs, iu the city OF Richmond, OF he
25th day Of APRIL, 1903, by Edward Garter Stan
nard, then OF the City Of Richmond, now of the
CITY o. Washington, TO secure the payment of a
debt, due by said Stannsfd to Higginbotham &
Co. surviving partners Of McCredie, Higginbo.
than & Co.-WIH be sold, to the highest bidder,
tor ready money, al Casper Fleisher's TayerH, in
the city oi Richmond, on Friday the 28th day of
September next, the following SLAYES, viz -
"A woman named Sally, her two daughters, Fan.
ny and Maria, and their increase. since the date
OF the trust deed; or so mary of said Slaves as
may be sufficient TO raise the sum due on said
trust, and the expences attending the sale. We
viii convey TO the purchaser OF purchasers of said
slaves, the title vested in us as trustees.
RICHARD ANDERSON, ?
JESSE HiGGlNBOTHAM, ""''eeS'
August 81. Nv
2 LIVERPOOL SALT-For sale, 2C1O bush.
IL els Live,Doo! Sat on board The Bs,l, Nan.
cy and Mary, at Bermuda Hundred.
.IINES C. HNTE1NT
August % Sw
" Office -Ihcyebg) oyapaya ali persons qVJiaf
a ever fron cmpl9vhgthe DO lt15,en uqaty IN,
e9""o ~. :" bringing 6ic4 loafs, JoDl hiciuload 0,
el'eVvhe-e as will not be yesedassble 9r my ios4
'RsfaiHca he,e6y.
StP;em6e, 4. sw
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NAPOLEON.
From tie National nieMgepcer.

1--WE extract the following papers frotr Cob
betts Political Register of the 23d of June,
1910. The known laconism Of Bonaparte
is strong argument against the genuine
ness ot the letter asCribed to him tor he
seldom has condescended to detail the fea-.
sons for bis actions, much less to apolo.~.
gise for them. BE they, however, spuri-
Gus or genuine, there is no doubt, from
the manner in which they are introduced.
that the British Editor deems them genu-
inc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-11

CT Published BY Thomas Richie, nearly OPP
7sosife she Globe Iavern, Richmond, Virginia.
QJ CONDITIONS Five dollars a year, to
Be paid annually in advance. Taose soho wish TO
Be considered as Grnual subscribers, hereafter
designate it at the time Of Subscribing, otherwise
shen papers viii be discontinued at the expiration
ef the frst year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-11

sI'OR SALE. on Thursday. the first of Nov.
a next on the premises, an Louioun county, the
IFdGT OF LAND, on which the late Judge
Jones resided; cepsisting of about 1000 acres
Il hes on I.'tde River, ten miles from Leesburg,
and 50 from Aiexund. ia and George. Town; *
RENE rkaby well wa'ered hes at least 60 acres
well set with Timothy, and 800 adapted To its cu
ture has merchant mills IN its neighborhoud,
the farthest not more than two miles distant, and
the turnpike from Alexandria, passing through a
corner OF it.
As the Land was accurately described, in a
former advertisement 1T is unnecessary To be more
particular in this. 1t will be divided into lots of
different dimensions, to suit those who may be
inclined 20 purchase. a credit OF one, two and
three years will be allowed-the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, and trust on the
Land, to sure the payment
JAMES MONROE.
Alternate, August 81 ,, ids
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NJ ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE The

Petersburg September. 4. 2w
NJ ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE The
subscriber win sell, and give imme date
possession, of tina. well known estate, called
Blenlleim, situated on the south west mountains,
In the county of Abe marie, containing by late
acres: this Land is peculiarly well adapted to the
growth of Wheat and Tobacco, and considered
equal in fertility to any adjacent thereto, is
about six miles from Milton, from which place
there is easy navigation for batteauX TO the city
Oi Richmond. On the premises is large commod
Gus dwelling House, which, from the elegance of
its situation, and other advantages, makes it a
desirable residence for genteel family II will
be sold entire divided, to suit purchasers -
Further particulars made known by Captain John
Harris, Albemarle county, Mr.. James Patton,
Alexandria, Messrs Macdonald and Ridley, Bal
Gmore, or j ROSS,
Who wishes to sell Land in the counties oS
Culpepper. Fauquier, SpOtsylvania and Caroline,
also Houses and Lofts, pleasantly and advanta :
:seousiy situated on the HUI and Manstreet, iii
1Ae town Of fredericksburg.
fredericksburg, Virginia, May I IF
a VALUABLE TRACT OF Ld&D FOR
Il y SALE.--Will be sold OH the premises, the
17rh day of September next the LAND where
Gil the late Colonel William Nelson resided ly-
ing in the upper end OF King William County,
and contains by survey $500 acres this Land is
wei adapted to the culture of Corn, Wheat and
Tobacco, it will be laid off before the day of sale
III convenient lots, TO suit those who may
wish to purchase. The terms of sale will be
one half of the purchase money paid in 10 months
from the day OF sale, the other half in years,
lac purchaser giving bond with approved securi-
", and deed of trust upon the Land. IL good
title will be made by
CHARLES c. PAGE,
Aani'r srith the zuiH annexed
August no. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-11

IOTICE'-Notwit hstandug the death of Mr.
IN Andrew NicOIson, the firm of Nicolsou.
Heth y Co will continue (1greeably to their al
ucIes OF co-partnery) until tie first Of Ianulr,
next, when It will expire In the mean time, tie
business viii he carried on as usual by the sur.
yiylnC partners. at their office, ia this place
All those indebted to that firm, or 10 Nicolsou
and Ieth. are desired TO come forward and set
lie their accounts or before the first dav of No
yember next Otherwise, suits will be institu.
ted' without discrimination, against all those who
iali to secure their respective balances Those
who have claims sRainst the said concerns will
call TOR payment Timely notice will b.. given of
tile hrm under which the new year will com
me"ce, WHO viii continue to supply their custo.
mees With the choicest coal their prospect Cor the
ensuing year, being more tbsn usually d4tering.
HfkR1' HETH,
BEYEKLT RANDOLPX
BDWiRD D. DLGGKS.
Manchester, Sep. 7. uNov
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
FOR CORK,

,tIN FOR CORK,
EL%.E& THE SHIP PONitATAN,
SssM u ~ Cy4PTdLNPOY7 HRESS. /;
ssat-esss Sss1a, - sail m about three weeks -
fc, passage, only, apply to the captain OH board
At City Point or TO
JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg September. 4. 2w
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IA IL
\ iamsburg. the 18Th day of July 1909
kebecca lines, late Rebecca Lewis, pltf.
AGAINST
Samuel w Sayre, administrator with the viii,
annexed of Philip L. Grymes, Mary Grymes
Sayrc, an irfsnt, heir and devisee of the said Phi
lip l. Crymes, by the said Samuel w Sayre, ner
guardian, assigned To- defend her in this SUIT ane,
yuoNh Ssymss, WIDOW and dSvisee ut the said
fn,p l. Srymes' Def'ts
THIS cause came on this day, to be heard on
the bill, swers, exhibits, examinations of wi,
nesses. and the report of master commissi
oner, Coleman and was argued by counsel, on
consideration whereof, the court, confirming the.
sand report, doth adjudge, order and decree, that
unless the defendants do, on or before the third
Tuesday in August 1910. pay unto the plaintiff,
the sum OF nine hundred and tor,y.seven pounds
fifteen shillings and four pence with interest on
seven hundred and seven pounds six shiiIipps
part thereof To be computed, after the ra,e of SIX
per centum per annun, from the first day of Oc-
tober, 1908, till paid the defendants, Mary
Grymes Sayre, and Judith Grymes, and their
heirs, and all persons claiming under them, be
from thenoeforth barred and foreciosed, of all e.
quity and right, to redeem the ira ct of land in
the county OF Gloucester, mentioned in the ipdan-
ture OF mortgage, filed as an exhibit, made. the
ninth day of July, 1888, between the said Philip
L. Crymes, and the plaintiff; and in case of de
ault in the payment of the sad principal money
and interest, at the tine aforesaid that Peter
Wyatt, Thomas Bsytop, Thomas b. Fox, Tho
mas Muse and William "a. Rogers, gent. or
ny two of them, after giving three weeks previ-
Gus notice, iH one of the Richmond newspapers
do expose TO public sale, by auction, for ready
money. the TRACT or LAND, in the linden
ture aforesaid mentioned, and out of the proceeds
OF the sale, pay unto the plaintiff the said prnci
pal money and interest, and the cost by her ex-
pended in the prosecution of this suit, and the
surplus of the proceeds OF the sale, if any, after
deducting the expenses attending thereon, pay
unto the said defendants, and make report there
of, to the court, in order to fnsi decree
Copy
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4 SERVAN who can be we'll reco,nm, n
= ded. will find a situation with a prira,s
Gentleman by applying al dis Office.
Sept.E IS
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ANT"1. ROBERTSON, C C.

81 Agreeable to the above decrec-WfY be
sold, to ti,e highest bidder, for ready money, on
Thursday, ,h- 9th day of September next, on the
premises, 1920 acres of LIND, lying IN tie up
per part of Gloucester county. on the PIanlSi,ank
river-,his Land well adapted TO the growth of
corn, wheat and tobacco
PETER WATT, \
T,HOS. BAYTOP,
THOS. B FOX SCom,niss',s
THOS. MUSE.
WIN A ROGERS
Gloucester Co Aug 2S 81
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A T Chancery District Court, held in vii.
\ hamsburg. the 18Th day of July, 1909
kebecca lines, late X ebecca Lewis, plt'F
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-11

BOSTON, JULY 9, 1910.


The brig Cesar, from Liverpool, arrived
at PhitadeiphiA, brings Londol dates to the
2lst q. May, four days latest, in point of iime.
Although tho accounts by this vessel have
been anticipated by pass niger in the Caesar,
arrived at New-Bcdford, June goth.
la L,ngiand no events of interest or magni-
tuGe were agitAed, the exchange Of prison
ers between that country and France, had
commenced. Four cartels with 800. bad
Sailed from Plymouth ior Moriaix, ,which werc
10 be followed with many others.
Sir Francis Surdett and John Gale Jones,
remained quiet in their respective prisons,
until the trials of the Speaker of the House
of Commons, and Sergeant at Arms, shal.
revive the slumbering passions of the multi
tude.
A motion for Parliamentary reform, was
to be brought Immediately forward by Mr..
Brand
Accounts fom Spain and Portugal from
England, though not SO late as are generally
received directly from thence, are always
more minute, and founded upon better auth-
orty than ours. rs.--Messena has advan ell upon
Portugal with large army and since tile
capituiation Of Astorga in Leon, the French
have pushed forward to Cindad Rodrigo
which strong and defensive place is immedl-
ateiy to be invested. Lord w eliington's
force (Britisn) amounts to $4,000 men, and
5000 more are marching f"ora Lisbon to re-
inforce him and Gen. Crawford has been
despatched to cover .Cindad Rodrigo.
Ncy now commands the French with Junol
under him, who have about $4,000 men, un.
der them. Romano has repulsed an attack
upon Badejos
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-11

IS. TIE Press--its liberty is equally distant from
kcehce, and hcentiousness may the people withhold
their patronage fou hose who prostitute 1t To the
viest purposes # factien laghf in Me East.
IA. The Jmkciory-may the ermpe of justice new
er be contamina ted by the pollution OF party
Majesty
Is The Far-may their smiles encourage us TO
pstrotick mutation, and ,he simplicity of Republi'
cansm hnd more favour in their eyes, than the gilt
ter OF royalty, or the trappings of arstocracy.
Rarai Felicity.
i6. The Sons Of Iammany--may the virtues of
patriotism, sincerity and hospitality. united with
inc xtinguishable love of liberty, ever remain their
+" savage" characteristics. Indian Chief
IL. Ills Excellency having retired.1 Tie Gov'r.
Of The Nate Of Rhode islGRd-who d-r,d be homes,
IN the worst of times and whose greatest sin in The
sight OF Tories and Traitors was his determination
to support the laws of his country,
hh.., Island March
TOLJ.NTEEhs.
BIZ His ErseRency Ms GOreiNOur-the Orator of
the Day.
By The Grand SGchen'--may the links of our chain
OF union be continued strong md bright and may We
be preserved by concord forever,
The Grand Sschem having retired] By The
SccAem IF The Otter Iri5c.-The Grand Sachem OF
the Beaver Tribe, No. /
By the Sachem of ae Panther Tif6e--The Ladies
who have done us the honour TO join the choir.
By the District. -.3foJasy.-Success 10 friends,
and forgiveness TO our enemies honour and praise
to hevirtuous and aud the generous bat -reproach
and contempt on the vicious, the distardjy and the
mean harmony and repose to society but ds&u.
before despDtsm
By CcL Joseph Wheaton The Governour, Lieut.
Governour, Council, and Republican Legislature of
MassachusettS
By tie Sccretary-The pgiigcnt sWt of our polit-
cal opponents, the humble ima,ors of the Billings
gate 'shrews-i's point dom seen, ha mcss.
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EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
LONDON, MAY ~.

LONDON. NAY ~.
The loss of the enemy during the seise OF
Astorga, is computed al 5000 men that OF
the Spaniards is represented as comparative
y ipconsiderab'e. A great part of the garr-
son, which never exceeded $500 men, is said
to have escaped disguised as peasants.--
The govcrnour was offered TO be continued In
the command of the town, il he would swear
allegiance TO King Joseph which he refused
and Was cofsse Iuent,y sent to France, with d
bout thousand OF his troops. Those who
escaped in the manner we have stated, proce-
ded to join Poriicc (the Marluisitto) in Astu-
rias. The walls Of Astorga, were ordered
to be destroyed and General Jupot, after
leaving post of about 800 men there, pro-
ceeded with the remainder of his army in the
direction of Cindad Rodrigo.
The latest accounts from Portugal men,
ton that the British army had taken posi-
tion nearer the Spanish frontier than it occu-
pied for some time buck. Should the Frelch
be serious in their intention of reducing Gin
dad Rodrigo, battle is inevitable. That
fortress is too important TO be left solely to
its own strength. The enemy are said to
have been repulsed in another attack on Ba-
d-Ios with very considerable loss.
Letters received from Frankfort, not only
speak of the restoration Of peace between
France and Great Britain as certain, but which
mention also that the supulations have been
already signed. This general opinion on the
continent, must have arisen from the indus
t,y of the agents OF Buon'psrtc, who have
had some insidious motive for promoting It's
circulation.
Letters have been received from the Dutch
n,.f.. l.fssl
his empress we're expected to visit al! he
principal towns in Holland. Great prepara-
iions we're making for their reception at
Roue rdam.-These letters say nothing oi the
decree reported to haze been issued against
the Americans, and which, if really adopted
is likely to be extended TO the Dutch ports
Buonsparte has been treating his younS
Empress with the sight Of the launch oi an
80 ,,ln ship, at Answerp. The BishoP o.
Mssinos attended upon this oeeasion' and
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-11
TOHSTS.

l. The Day--sacred to Freedom and Indcpen-
dence--may il never be p'ofaned by those who would
become The atributaries OF foreign power, rather
than submit 70 temporary privs'ion:
2. The Memory Of W.4SHLN'GTO.N:--n,ay his
mantle never DC converted into the banner OF party,
or cover the deformty Of those whose conduct is in
direct opppos.uon ohs national principles
~ TuNE--Uushington's .Narch,
5. JOIN .iD.L.NS-the curses Of Tories and a.
poslrate Wings, mnging with tn apPausese or
hls conntry, ensure hIs fame. adams g Liberty
THO.aIiS JEFFERSO.N-from his pen flowed
that Declaration "a Independence, which ms admin
istrauon conrIou ed SO greatly to secare-the sp!en-
dour which surrounds him eciipses he lmper-
ial ,iAdem, and Liberty and the MUSES., with never
fad.ag laure!s, will decorate his tomb.
JeSerson's March.
S. JAMES .M9DISO.N:-his promptitude to en-.
ter into honouranie and amcabe arrangements, and
70 yind cate the honour of The Government, procures
him The pprobs s,ion of every who, has moi drank
so.ivep OF the .bomnations OF Tory federalism, as
TO destroy ali love Of couni,y, and all SENSE OF de-
cenc and honour, Grand .uHch
6 Tie solaers Of the reuoiution--may the shades
of Tue departed brave warnings VISIONS rege crate
the degenerate, that every bosom may be hed witn
that e.ec,rck huid which kinted the alter OF free
dom, and poured tempest of Tightening on the Toe.
Banker MH
2. The U.lion-may no "jeaiousies and heari-burn-
ings,' render .lien each other those who ought
to DC bound together by traternai affection.
Vash'nytons Council
The Ep6Grgo-may those who were so anSiou,
70 escape from, Guardian protection find no in-
convenient restriction" arising form French iniu.
ence" abroad, that may prevent them from :" mama
vng their own affsirs IN their own way," OF from
reapmg the fruits Of their sdperiour wisdom and
mercantile moralty"
u, dear, phai can the matter be.
g. CEN .iRHSTRO .VG-lneonrupted by the
manners of a luxurious couf, and und united by
rni-,ary dcspotsn his Republican freedom and bo,j
eiodence confound bis caiu'nniators, and afiord Us
The consolation, that we hive minister so much
under .ls,e,ic1, ilsaasce,' 10 vindicate or
risnts n he spirit with winch bound 10 m l,n-
.Sio them. Br9ue .Hs't5'mTy. IS
To- C,u-rea-nay the different .,enbcrs Oh this
day imbbe the sprt of 20. and return to the Cape
szl with determination to support our national in-
de-eni-nce Al the haztsd ,. their LIVES, their
riRrCxsss anil their SACRED HONOUR
II, TIE .SlsSf,a--snAy tls eventful crisis induce
sLem to perfect themselves in Military discipline,
and TO be IN rradiness To repair, a. moments war
Mug, to the post OF honour Yankee Doodle
l., .is-iczitsre aud nplufsctres-p,ssess'ns all
s:se neccssaries, and the for procuring the
eorvenicnces and elcgsnces OF life, may we soon be
fnlepcndent in S.e, we'll IS in name.
Spip.iny- -Tasel
Hzsn IN re eiciri,v IF y-fer,on PAIN, Ge PRO
as-'ea ess sa's'ef ~ sseiares = C-sa'a
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Informs h,s (Aslcmcrs IN 1opt ,hG ,hnfry,
THAT he has Just received frcm .hew-YorS,
i Dritshsa Tea Pots and Tumblers Plated
Castors best and common plated Candle ticks d..
canter labely bottle stands, general assoriment u
jappan'd and snuiicr Trays wine waters; breep
whips walking sticks; real windsor soap and vash
balls mo occo pocs ct, note aud pencil books to,.
toisc she'll combs fancy beads ear droops nds
of roses essences steel pens, &c with q variety
of such other articles general! ound IN ian'
cy Store. -
IN ADDf9TC.N TO TWE 3POpE-
An assortmen, of Cutlery ,.1sO,Jewelr! and silver
Ware asua 80
June 27. - low
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3. The Sachsa of the Beaver Cor Rhode
island Tribe.
9. Okemaw, bearing banner, showing
the arms OF the State OH one side, and the
animal by which the Tribe is represented OH
the other, suspended TO staff, sprmounted
with the Cap of Liberiy.
10. Mackawa alaw, carrying Bow S Arrow
IL. The Tribe, double file.
\ IL. Aiank, carrying roll, containing the
minutes OF sribai proceedings.
The other tribes then followed in the same
order, in the centre oil which was placed the
Band # IMusick, in full uniform, ana in the
rear the visiting brothers and Second Mar
shall OF the Day, on horseback.
Then followed the various officers, sc. as
published in our last, and great number OF
Rcpubiican Cilizens and Strangers.
lhe Procession thus formed, certainly the
most brilliant and numerous ever seen in this
town or State, moved through the Streets
previously, directed, 10 the Town House.
The gallery oil watch Was entirely filled with
l. ioies. The exercises commenced with sa-
cred music& by an excellent choir OF singers.
The Rev Mr.. PiTAAN then addressed the
Throne Oh Grace, lii prayer peculiarly ap-.
prop.iAte 70 tAe occasion, and In which the
sentiments 0i the Christian and the Patriot
were blended. Inis was followed by the
singing ot an Original ode, TO be published
in our next the execution OF which by the
female singers (asslsted oy the male IN :e-
pealing the two last lines OF each verse; was
novel ahd elegant. The Declaration Of In.
dependence Was then read, with emphasis
anu Judg nent, Dy DR.. LEVI WHEAToN and
alter Voluntary 10y the Band, the Orator oil
the Day, HENRY WHEATON, Esq. arose, ana
IN style OF Eo1uence seldom equalled, pro-
bounced an Grafton, which not only did hon.
our TO hi.nself, but 10 the Society OF which
he as d member, and the community to which
Inc Is an ornament. Its ideas were elegant
and original, Its language classical and AMI
mated and Its American sentiments dcserv-
ed and received the cntiusiastick applause OF
crowded, respectable and brilliant audience.
II Is Impossible for US to do justice to This
valuable production and VIC can only regret
that so few OF those whose political Creeds
arc at variance with ours, were present to its
delivery. At.,r another voluntary by the
band, the procession again Marshalled,
and moved through the various Streets as
previously published to Mr. Carey's Hotel,
the hal of which was elegantly decorated in
a fancilul and tasteful style, with lowered
fesioons and arches, under which were ar
ranged the fourteen standards belonging to
the SociSty, and Pictures Of Washington and
his. Family, Jefferson, Liberty, America,
William Pann's Treaty, &c. sc. The So
ciey and their Republican friends set down
TO sumptuous dinner provided for them, of
which nearly 800 partook after whic.l the
following Toasts were drank. At about live
O'Clock, the Society was adjourned oy the
Grand Sachem TO Monuay evening next !;
tt..sIr t,ra llaI N
good order and condition, having enjoyed
" the feast of reason and the bow OF soul,
without alloy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-11

r ESP .crFULLi i"e MS ,nends
Az and the publick n . tner Mat he has remov-
e.i from Uickfod to .Nepbort into the House lately
built by WILLIAM MUmFoRp, No. -, .H.Hsi,ees,
where ne intends to keep Grocery-s orc and Pub
ic X House, for the accommodation OF any Lady or
Gentle man, that may please to call on him.
NEWPORT April IS, 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-11
HorizoutaI patent Pump.

THE Subscriber having Ger ,.u'aD'izcd
by the Paten,ee Of the HORIZONTAL P.f.
TENT PUMP, 10 make and vend the same, ex-
clusivey for his bland, informs those persons who
may be inclined TO make use OF the saue, that they
may be seen, and their principle exhibited ON appl-
cation to the subscriber
JOHN CAHOONE.
July 10. F.t