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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

Ahd the lofs they'll lament, TOO, as long as
thew live,
ofthe grace and the wiieom they uied to pof-
fels,
Aud all the grave dignity sPe6acIes give.
" My learned friend fays they are made with
itraddie,
But what does this prove tho the fact
may be 70 \!
Dses the hoIls or the afs claim right to the
iaGdle,
Becaufe it FITS cIofe to his back furely no !
"Let your lordihip imagine no Eyes to a
face,
(For my learned friends inlance is here JUN
invsrIed)
Are SpectacIes worn or put On IN this cafe
Not noie III all Europe would dare 10 ar
iert il.
That my client the Eyes may give way to
nap
Wish the Speaacles on, is pan all contra
dction
But your lordfhip NUT fee this occurs thro'
milhap:
Tha; they're wiIfulIy clofed, is my learned
frieuds fiction.
" Will your lordfhip but turn to the 5th Ed
ward the Third
An act which undoubtedly iettles the quef-
ton,
And which ihews tha, new trials were granted
and heard
Ofleis moment than this, and lels weighty
digeitIon.
1" Before conclude, appeal to the court
And your lortihip will inreIy my argument
grant;
That the action commenced thro an envious
For the Nofe, as a Nols, cannot Speaacles
want"
So his loTdlhip cried hem and then aroked
down his face:
And when all the court re conldered il
DER,
They wiihed well to the plaintiff, they pitied
his cafe,
But could grant no new trial the caufe TO
reitore
Yet, to make up all diff renee his Iordihip pro-
poied-
That Eyes in this cafe no advantage
might lack
That giais houid be fixed, where the but
tons were cloled,
BY ribbon iuf2ended, blue, yellow, or
black"
" That this ilaIl be deemed the fole right of the
Eyes,
To them and their fartheft defendants for
ever,
With all the immunities thence to arfe,
To quiz or to fare through, look clumiy or
clever"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
Dteo,

I AT Fryeburg, on the 23d ult. in the 77th
year OF his age, Capt. WE'RE ROYCE. of
that place. He was born in Limerick.
iIreland)-was designed by his parents for
the desk, bat not being pleased with that
profession, persuaded his father to purchase
2 commission for him in the army, and as
soldier OF fortune he came to this country in
the time OF the old French war was at
Braddock's defeat, and there sirnalized
himself as man of undaunted courage and
good conduct. When Quebec fell before
the victorious arms of Wolf, Capt. ROYCE
was among the victors. His superior Off
GERS knew his collected frmness and intre.
PldIty, and placed him in most response.
bic situation. He did not deceive them
but shared in the glory of that memorable
day-he never knew fear, and bis obedi.
ence to orders was equal to his courage
At the time of Brsddock's defeat he was
ordered with his company to oppose the en-
envy, which he did until almost every man
was slain and himself wounded when dis
covered IN that situation he was ordered to
retreat, and being asked why he thus ieo3-
ardized his own and the lives Of his men.
replied, he was ordered to stand ami figh,
the enemy, and that he had received no
counter-orders. lie took no Fart in our
revolutionary war, but pursued his fayorite
study OF mathe MATES, and has left v. lua.
bic system of arithmetic & SUI yeyinr. HIS
amiabie mind and high sense OF hun1r al.
ways kept him within the strict rules Of
proPrieiy; he practised the domestic and
social virtues, and happily discharged the
duties Of husband. parent and friend. More
thar 500 persons in Ireland are dependent
Tor their support on life lease winch was
\ 70 terminate At his death. "
In Newburyport Mr.. Paal Noyrs. aged
90 The manner of his death was sudden
and affective being near an OLD BUILDING.
(where he was born,) which the workmen
were employed in pulling down, part of
the side wall, lined with BRICK, uaexpec-
tedly fell outward, and crushed him il 50
hooking manner. that he died In a few
hours.-He was kind and peaceable
neighbor, good citizen, and an honest
man.
In AmesbuTy, Oct. 4, Miss Hannah CTR
'ier, aged d, daughtero OF Mr.. Jacob b. L
young lady, whose sweetness Ut dlspos,
ton, unAssumins modesty Of demeAnor. and
virtues unsullled even by the envenDineu
breath OF SANDER, desersedly enLeared hur
10 every relative and friend.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

Some time ago, there was wo-
man who lived in Clamynglanihire,
South Wales, whole hufband, with
the little fortune he got with her
bought fmall farm he had hardly
clofed the purchafe, when death clio
fed his eyes; however not intimlda-
ted with this, the widow married a
fecond hufband, who flowed it /; he
likewife died, and he tried third,
who reaped it, but death foon fnatch-
ed him away fhe then married a
fourth who threfhed it, but he alto
followed the fate of his predecef-
fors ; and fhe then married a fifth
hufband, with whom (he enjoyed the
produce Of it. All this happened in
lels than I8 months.-Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22


T,rpeioe, have lately been made in the har-
Dor ofNewyork under the infpeaion Of a
committee appointed for that purpoie.--
The Evening Pof gives the reiu, as follows
After nine DAYS abortiye expert
ments, for fome of the Committee
required this time for opening their
eyes, ii is difcovered that the whole
tyitem is ufeIefs. A fhip in Jtfeen
minuteS can completely guard herfelf.
Mr.. Fulton made three experiments
with his Cable Cutter once he got
athwart the *Terrible's hawfe, and
the tide ran 70 itrong, there he hung
till the crew Of the Terrible lent a
hand TO clear him. His two next
experiments were attempted in lack
water both failed. His Gun
Harpoon fired at target thirty feet,
invariably ffrikes Gdeluays-His An
Choir Iorpedoes refule to ftand like
folders a." heads up" in the tide in
Eatt River, and are confdered as
harmiefs as 70 many empty bread
barrels. For any of Fulton's ma
chimes to take effect, it is necehary
to go within twenty feet of fhip |;
and it was urged, as an OBJECTION,
that no men, in a common boat,
would undertake 70 dangerous an en-
p.oyment; that the guns of a fhip
mutt inevitably deffrOy them. Full
ton conf lered the fire as tribe
+" Gov. Lewis would find plough
boys enough to do it." To convince
them of their error, boat was an
chorsd about one hundred and fifty
yards off, and pieces of board put in
TO reprefent Fulton and his plough
boys, and one gun loaded with grapes
and canister, fired at them. Poor
Fulton's representative had eighteen.
fhot through him, and each of the
ploughboys eight or ten; the boat
had almof as many !hot in it as there
could have been flowed handfpikes.
MIR. Fulton is now unprepared for
further public experiment, but | am
told intends to continue them in pri-
vate theic two years. But this pre-
fume is the LIFT ,ime the government
will be troubled with him, or you
with Triple.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
Penn)ylUania Election.

The general election in Pennfylva
MIA took place on the 9th init. In
the city Of Philadelphia, the federal
Ticket for Senators, Af1emblymen,
Sherifs, county Commiflioners, &c
led Council, and Common Council,
were carried by handfome majorities,
No choice of members of Congrefs
was made What changes have ia
ken place in the other diltrias, we
know not !; but it is ftated, as highly
probable, that the next Legislature
will be federal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
Poetry.
From THE LONDON COURIER.
NOSE v. EYES.

AsOOE v. L Id.
Few Of our readers are probably
unaoqralnted with Cowper's leu d
Ef.'rif--" Report of an adiudged
cate, not TO be found in the Books !"
In this cafe, which was CONTEXT be-
tween Nofe and Eyes, about pair
OF fpectacles,
TO which the iaid Spectacles
ought e belong?
1t was decided by Chief Baron
Ear, after hearing the arguments OF
lawyer Tongue
ihat whenever the Nofe put his
Spcctacles on,
by day light or candle-light, Eyes
fhouId be thur.
The following continuation of
that humorous piece, may amule
ieveral IF our readers T:
NOSE REFU TED;
Or lips moving fer a aeso trial.
10 the cauie at Ian FELTON, of Nofe ve,iss Eyes,
wiii clearly appeas, oy osd, Eyes luiier-
ed wrong;
aat miltakes from preifure of bu6nels will
rife,
Mat be furely allowed by my learned
isiend Tongue.
Eyes now are awakcAeJ TO fee their darsfs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
REAL. ES1ATE FQR- 49,

KETL EOINI = FLK 0l7LE
RY the fubfcriber, on realona5ie terms for
- cath or % liberal credit, oae Houle Lot
and a valuable Farm f;uatcd in Bah, con.
fainlng 90 acres of good Land, with a two
ftofy Houie and other buildings thereon
I1i,o. a number of Lots of Land, part of
which are under improvement, G,uatei. in
Tse6ra-- AiO. two good Farms G,uated in
L.joas; one Farm in Lsrciagn, aud leyeral 9TH
er Lots of and II the comfy of Lincoln
two Tsnyards in the town Of Brunf.ick,
Cumberland County.-AiSo, one frh part Of
one half of an excellent Townfhip of Land,
called No. 4, lying between Norway * Beth
ell, Oxford Co.
HEZEKIAH WYMAN
Baf5, on. Q, 1910. 06
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
Ebe seollityr....No. XII.

+" Bar fbOH JSat remember tie Lard tLy CD, far
% 10 lie rbai giVet6 thee Pczos, to gel zOsa!tb."
II Is 10 lie feared tha1 wealthy men ia gen
eral do not conhder their relPon6bility, nor
realize their obligations 10 that power '' whole
kingdom is an everiailing kingdom, and whole
dom'nioi. Is from genefatIon TO generation.
Whsa men PROPER IN the world they are
prone to think thac their own power hath eL-
allied them, and that lheir exact calculations
add forenght full preierves their property
Tue love VI money has jaltiy been called he
toot of all evil ADD mott men when they fer
ont IN he VOID pace wealth as the poirt at
winch al their hopes centre When they
would direct Others IN the way Of being re-
peeled and proiPerCu, IN the world, they
al, Tell them 10 get beforehand Of iheir bul.
refs 10 as to be punctual--to trear all men
veil 10 As not 10 make enemies, and 10 COZ.
ieicenG 70 I!teriors 10 as be popular. 'fheie
directions though good in their proper pla-
ces tall much ihort of the thing itieIf Such
Advifers do NOT confder the declaration OF
Gods word, thar godIinets has The promiie
If The life thar now l., As we'll As Of that which
Is 10 come Did tney realize that he power
20 get ca'h was from Gcd, anJ h,ci alone,
they would rather advi.e young ma 10 be
reconciied TO God, and TO walk ia his TUES,
and fulfill his commands, as ,he iurett ay 10
happineis even in this world from { nn-
certain nature of all earthly things the roph
e. was led 70 fay /" let not the rich mar glory
in his riches" well knowing that impotent
human nature was inclined 10 claim the com
mon beihngr of providence as the fruit of IFS
own induftry and prudence. To accomplish
his own deGgns, the wife diipoier of all things
is pesfed 10 cait abundance into the fore of
one, while another is obliged TO itruggle" with
disappointment, penury, and pain" But who
ih4ll dare lay what doeit thou Let US rath-
or labor for the true riches, feek 70 inherit
real iubfsance, and inltead of purifying the
delu6ye fancies and uncertain enJoyments OF
this world, Rrive earneltiy for part in that
happneis which is pure as eIher, firm as the
munition of rocks, aud laii,ng as eternity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
NisfsIIanfous Sflfftions.
Torped0es at an end.

10rPed0eS at an end.
Fulton's plan of blowing EP the Britilh navy,
with torpedoes, proves about as efficient
As that OF Ms Jslerion's of blowing aorra
the wooden walls OF Cd England with
gun boats -EEperimenl. OF the utility Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
CepartnerJbip in Bglineji.

THE fubfcribers would RESPECTFULLY inform
their friends and the public, that they
have entered into a connects on in the
Boot q obOe-making BaGngG,
under the firm oi COBB q fDAArS and
have taken The chamber over the hop OF MIR
CBRIsroPHER WRIGHT, in Eo,e y. 1et. where
rney .haIi be happy 10 ferve all who may he
pleaicd TO favor them with their cililom.
STEPHEN COBB,
AUGUSTUS ADAMS.
P,,tisad, O7,bsy Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

dted people the whole year, and at
the time of vintage, about two hun
dred.-LMd5n paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
More Democratic Management.


FROM THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Some one in the Spirit of 20 is exposing
the conduct Of some ofthe principal officers
OF the Navy Yard, and seems disposed to
consider it criminal to speculate on the
public. One ofthe head men there owns
house which, the other day, was assessed at
the value of $500. The owner Of the house
has been renting it to the publick for the &C
commodation of some of the Navy Yard con-
Germs, at the rate Of S 500 per annum.
Now rs per cent interest on real estate
seems to be little too much Nothing
can justify it, but consciousness of having
deserved well of the public, and firm con-
viction of the right such patriots have to
remunerate themselves when they have the
power. Ingratitude is the sin Of repub-
hicks; and by paving ones self, the land
may be freed from the sin.
Another officer hires negro for go dol
lars per annum and lets him to superior
officer for dollor per diem. A fine spe-
culation'; but public losses are private ben.
efiis.
fall the vile conduct which takes place at
the navy yard should be fully exposed, how
guilty would some patriots appear. Con.
sress ought to appoint committee next
session thoroughly % investigate the
stale Of the Navy-Yard. Some thousands
might la restored, and the expendi.
tilre OF many thousands more might be pre-
vented.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

terrible ugly gun boat looking thing,
furniihed by Capt Chauncey, and anchored
in the itream for the purpofe, with part Of
a frigate's condemned cable,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
DELAWARE.

Owing to fhameful remiilion of
one of the federal counties, Mr., Half
let the democratic candidate for Gov.
in Delaware, has fucceeded by an
inhgnifcant majority. But two
thirds of the Legislature are federal !;
and Mr.. Ridseley the federal candi-
date for congrefs, has been elected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

Numerous accounts in the fouth-
ern papers fate, that French priva-
teers continue to make ufe of the u
nlted States port of New Orleans,
for all their buccaneering purpoie, as
they did the French ports of Guada-
loupe. Whar meafures, if any, have
been taken by our administration to
prevent this fcandalous violation of
the national fovereignty, laws and
neutrality, will, we hope, in time
be known. ci -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

Is hereby given BY the fubfcribers, appoin.
by the Hon Samue, Freeman Efo.
Judge of Probate for the county Of Cuoher-
land, TO receive and examiue the claims of the
feveral creditors TO the eflate of
JONATHAN ILSLEY,
late of Falmouth, in Gaid county, woman. de.
eeAied, reprelelied infolvent, hereby give no
ice, that hx months from the date hereof are
allowed tor the faid creditors to bring in and
prove their claims, and that we will attend for
thai purpofe at The dwelling houie of Mosrs
MERRILL, IN falmouth, on the TAFT Monday
OF this aud the five following months from two
TO hx o'clock in the afternoon of each Of faid
days.
MOSES MERRILL, Ga
JOSHUA MERkILL, o'"'~'.0''"''''
faiu0Etb, Ga, ~, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

PaDsl at tie Sc5Fon, commenced On tie
goth Nay, 1910

An Ac to change the name of Loudon ID the
county Of Berkihire
BE II enaffea BY fbs Senate and E0zye
Of ReI,sfentatiOeS in General Colrt II
(embled, and BY fbv authority a The
fame, That the name of the faid town
OF Loudon ihaII ceaic, and the faid
town fhall hereafter Be called and
known by the name Of Otis, any law
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Llhs act PaDsd June r3, 1901
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

One of the religious fociety OF
friends at St. Giles, in the fou,h of
France, fells annually twenty four
hundred barrels Of wine, the pro-
duce of his own ground, he has 80
yoke of oxen, fixty horfes, ten afes,
and twenry-feven hundred iheep,
eight hundred of which he milks
twice day; Some of the milk he
tells, and the remainder is made into
butter and cheefe Each eve gives
upon an average half pint of milk
day The care of theie iheep c.n-
ploys about 20 .hepherds and ihep-
hcrdetTas, whole butineis it is TO
milk them. and to ihear them in the
iealon, to attend them on tie neigh
5ouring mouotain, and to houfe
them at night. Zach lhepherd has
his dog, which is 70 nicely trained
as to take great part of the care of
the managing the ihcep off the maj
Ter. This man employs one hun
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

NOTICE is hereby given that the fubfcri-
: Der has oeen duly appointed admlniara-
tor of the eftste of
SAMUEL HARNDEN,
late Of Wooiwich, in the county of Lincoln,
Eiqu're, de eafed, and las taken upon him.
let 'hat trua by giving bonds Is rhe law di.
reels ; and all perions having demands upon
the eGtzte of the f4ii deceafed, are requeiiec!
so erhibit the fame and all perfons indebted
70 the fad ellate are called upon TO make
paymear 10
SA {UEL HARNDEN, Hlmiaie, altar.
Sept 90, 1910. (OG ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

T'rpeiOe, have lately been made in the har-
Dor Newyork under the infpeaios of
committee appointed for that purpoie.--
The Evening Polt gives the reiu, as follows
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
Richard BoaR

ID especially uioims M E,ebds and
IN the publick in general, that he bss re-
moved from his former stand iD/Sroadsfrsef, 10 his
shop in Barney-stree next t9/his Stable, and rear
the Sabbatafian mee,;ng-hovise lie also wishes TO
requst all those who are indebted TO hm, to make
immediate payment aud likewise those who have
airy demands against him, to exhibit them in like
manner.
On the lst dey of May, he vii, take into
copartncrship MrS WILLIAM MOONEY, when the
business after thaq time, will be conducted under
the firm of RICHARD BOAk & co. who will keep
for sale their statd IN Baney-sreet general and
extensive assor,ment of ssddlery, of every descrip
tion-consistng of ladies' and gentle mems Saddles
brass and plated Hanesses plain and plated Brides
horscman's Caps any Holsters Belts and Cartouch;
Boxes; Portmanta and Saddlebags Whpspurs,-
&C. &c. Trunks r paired and manufactured Of eve-
'ry size. Harnesses repaired and cleaned. Work of
every description dohe as above, at the shortest
tice.
AT their Livery Stable they will continue
to keep to let, number of excellent Horses and
Carriages equal to any ever kept for that purpose
in this town. Ladies and gentlemen who may be
willing favour them with their custom shall re-
ceive every attention by applying sending their
Stable They have feet horses, which will be kept
for the purpose of carrying Dispatches Every IA
your viii be gratefully acknowledged by
RICHARD BOAK & co.
April 25.
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Whalebone & Steel-Sprlng
DULLS.
DOMETT & FAIRBANKS


NO. H. JNarlbOro-stree,, BostOn, Haze for sale,
ELLi4ANI LEOPARD and 1Iee,
IL Skins uitabe for Military Euuipape Hogs
Skins Skirting and Harness Leather; Russell and
black Birdie do whole hides and sides of top Lea
thcr, suitable for Beows-top Chsise Saddle-trees
Of every description Grth, roller and straininp
webs Silk Lashes Saddlers' Serge, and Bride
Silk Princes Metal, and plated Harness Furnitur
IN setts elegant Military Bits and Spurs patent
Spring Stru,ps and Strrup Bars 4 large assort-
ment oS plated Bitts--viz-Coach and Chaise do. in
sets Portmouth, Duke, Snake, Pelham and Sharp
do double and single twisted sna1le do Mouthng
DO; Birdie Buckles and Martinge Hooks Coach
and Gig Names, full plated and tip't Horse pick
es and trimming Shears |; patent and common Trunk
Locks Trunk Handles, various kinds a large
quantity of Whip thongs different lengths ladies'
tandem and gig do--Saddlers' Tools and Curricsl
Barrs.
MANUFACTURED.
Gentlemen's Whalebone and Steel-Spring Saddles
Shaf,ed and plain do with Alligator and Hog skin
90. "lth and without spring points do.
spring SuruP Bars ladies' do. with doe skin and
silk velvet seats military Saddles helmets g. Belts
BRIDES.
Curb Brides, with Duke, Snake and Portsmouth
Bits double and single snafhe do; Nelson Running
do. Mouthing and Hunting do. double and single
twisted do. for hard mouth horseS .guarded and
Rolling snaftie DO.
TRUNKS.
Leather Travelling Cases ard Portmanteaus, i'm.
proved solid leather Travelling Trunks house do
from TO 81 dollars red and black morocco store
do--Saddles and Collars, fitted to horses, and war
rasted not to gall coach, curcle and chaise Har-
nesses, made to any pattern, and at short notice.
Second hand Harness, Saddles, Brides and
Trunks received in exchange for new.
Boston, March 6, 1910
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7be Progressive C0mpany,

1be PregreSSiVe company, =,
AT THEIR GkAINERi And GRCCERi
STORE, No. IL, LoSe-WHAAr, e
Hare for Sale Uhoiesae and Retail at the isOest cur
rent o,1ceS,
A Constant supply Of Rye and Indian Corn
IA do. do Rye and Indian Meal
Flour, of the most approved brands.
An extensive assortment of GROCERIES and IL
GUORS-Gmony uhich are--
10 bbds Sd proof st. Croix and Antigua Rum,
90 pipes 4th proof Spanish Brandy;
% quarter casks Sherry Wine;
% boxes Raisins 90 do. Chocolate;
TYSON. souchong, and Bohea Teas, by the chest
or lesser quantity, &c. &c.
1000 bushels Exuma Salt, of supeIiour quality;
$500 do Liverpool do
900 do Turks-lsand do.
500 do Bonavista do.
.sko-a quantity of we'll seasoned mer. Boards
Lskerise......Jt received,
& mines Gin hhds old Jamaica Spirits;
o6 chests Compoy Tea, of an excellent hayour;
1000 vt. Cheese 900 Meal Bags;
crates and 2 hhds. Crockery Ware, &c &C.
- Cash given for Conn and RYE.
r. Those persons who have IN their possession
Meal BAGS belonging to the Company, Will nave the
goodness to return them
WILLIAM COGGESHALL, jun. Ag0nt.
Nsrgbort, Oct 18.
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Hay Seed.
William Douglass,
lit the head of Broad Strec.,
II II s r OR S.A l. T.,

nNE hundred bushels Borden's Gras,
~ Seed.
40 bushels Herds ditto.
Ii bushels Orchard ditto.
lO bushels Red top diwJ.
1900 w.t. Red cloves ditto.
.fLSO, FOR SALE,
Aidrge Gsstrtmen, # Groceries, among ryhich are
1900 w.t. Souchong Tea, very cheap.
1000 VT. Coffee. Z
1000 VT good Butter, for family use
JUST RECEIgED,
400 VT. good broken Coffee, and selling pound
for dollar. ,
Newport, March IA, 1910.
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NOTICE.

WE the Subscribers having been sp-
w pointed by the Court of Probate OF the
own OF Hesterty, in the county Of Hashinston Com
mssioners 70 receive and examine the Claims against
he estate of o@
PARMELIA CHAMPLIN,
late OF said Hesterl, deceased, Represented JnsoL
vent, do hereby give notice that six months from Ge
date hereof are allowed to the creditors of the said
estate to bring in and prove their respective claimA
to either OF the subscribers their respective dweb
lings within the lime aforesaid
JOHN CROSS,
JESSE MARsON jun. C0'0m'ss
All persons indebted to said estate requested
to make immediate payment to
SYLVESTER GAvIT, .iol,ninistro,or
Westerly, Feb. %, 1870
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NOTICE..

HE Subscriber takes this mode OF
- informing all those who are inde bted 10
h' oy book account or note to call and settle the
same, to enable him to those who have oe.
iads against him he hopes this will be su icient,
without further notice
tie Carries on the blacksmith business
as usual in all its various branches, with neatnesy
and despatch, at his shop, No. 4, Coss street, where
every order will be puncually attended to- and e,e
ry favour gratefully acknowledged.
WILLIAM WHITE.
Newport, March 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
Thirty Dollars Resuard.

ON Monday The 9TH Of Nav, be-
~ between the hours of and o'clock in the
scniug, some person or persons, stove in part Of
re front window in the house of Capt VILLAS
3sErros, in Spriay-sfr~ef anyperson who viii
we information Of the perpetrator OF perpetrators
: this daring ouragc, SO that he or they may b.
iysught to justice, shall receive the above reward
ELIZA RpETTON
Nev-cr. Ns-o.h