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His truly desirable Farm,

distant about two miles from said city. 1t is
SO well know that description is thought I'M
necessary. h<terms of Sne will be one thoa-
sand dollars can an9the balancy of the
money will be mAe @yable by tY6 install
ments at one and at 70 years, to ARK inte-
rest. Bond with app f\yed securitj eT7fbe
CURED of the pur5hasAL and deed&f trust
on the property frender>b payment of each
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HIGH MEADOW, July %, 1911. ids.
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consequence of the death of Mr. ROBERT
POLLOK, the business lately carried OH in
this place, under the firm of
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The 27h and 2sM Num6ers.e[I
DR.. Rees's New CycIopenia
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HE Subscriber being about to remove to
the state OF Kentucky, will sell at Public
auction on Monday the 5th day of August
next at the front door of the Eagle Tavern
In the city of Richmond,
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Dis solution of Copartnership.

y consequence of the death of Mr. ROBERT
POLLOK, the business lately carried OH in
this place, under the firm of
Pollok s Tredway,
Is dissolved. Those whohave claims against
the said firm, are requested to apply to Tho
mas Iredzvay for payment, to whom those
indebted are requested to make PAYMENT
THOMAS TREDWAY, sur-vfpi,lg
farther Of Pollok and 1rcdzvay.
ALLAN POLLOK, Err. Of the last suW Of
RoBERT POLLOK
Those still indebted to the late firm of Pol
LoK, TREDwAY, & Co. are requested to
come forward and make arrangemeAt ~ the
speedy payment oftheirrespective{ e6tAs af-
ter the long indulgence already &an6 aYRc,
shall be under the necessity of using cocrsive
measures against all those who fail to do So
THOMAS TREDWAY,
ALLAN POLLOK,
SURVIVING FARMERS in this
Country Of Pollok, Ired1yay, eco.
/ take this opportunity of announcing TO all
those stlllindebted to the late firm of ROBERT
& ALLAN POLLOK, C Co. that unless thew
come forward and make speedy and salts
factory arrangements for the payment of
their respective debts, suits shall be ndiscri-
minately instituted.
ALLAN POLLOK,
SURVIVING farmer in this country Of
ROBERT & ALLAN POLLOK, & Co.
Richmond, Juue d, 1911. (tG
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The Weekly Register.

---- wish no other herald,
No other speaker of my living actions,
10 keep mine honor from corruption
But such an honest chronicle"
SHAKESPEARE-HEN VIII.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-28

BATHING HOUSE,
PELHAM-STPEET,
NEWPORT,

THE Proprietor in announcing 10 the publick in
Il general, and TO the patrons of this institution
in particular, that is now opened forthe accommo-
dation of those Ladies and Gentlemen who wish 10
partake of the "luxury of the PATH" is happy in
being able to state, that il is in every respect as
complete as at any period since its establishment.
To those acquainted is unnecessary TO say, that as
to elegance Of accommodation, quality OF water,
situation cleanliness and attention, this BATHING
House. is not nfer erour to any in the United States.
II is open every day, from suniise until o'clock
in the evening, Sunday excepted, when 1t IS closed
at 10 in lie morning
NT Holders of Shares will be furnished with
Tickets on account (not less than six at time) by
applying at the Bathing -house.-Tickets sold at No.
g. Pelham street, and II the store of Mi. VIM Low
IE, Thames -strcet.-Price so cents
Newport, June II, 1911. (epu)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-28
For tie Rhode Island RchubAeGn.
A DESCRIPTION OF HIGH SEAS,

1t Sachuest- Beach, on a pleasant day gtfer storm
at Sea--fiom tie high Rocks
HIGH from the rocks, astonisl'd behold,
Mountainous seas from distart ocean roll
Breaking o'er reefs and shoals tcmpcstuous roar,
All fon.ing, raging, whirlinS TO the shore.
Here natures God in awful majesty,
Rode on the deep in chariots OF the sea,
How awful and sublime the vatery nam,
When seas like mountains rise, and fall again.
Promiscuous tumble, turning DER and ocr,
And seas on seas, successive dash the shore
Ten thousand different forms, i'll rapid force,
Waterspouts, ,ranbows, ,whirlpools shap'd in course
Such scenes tcrrifck rose before my eyes,
i gas'd, mus'd with wonder and surprise
From awful silence broke, and said, God,
Thou spake, and twas according to thy word
Thou said let there be igat, and there was light,
The sun to rule by day, and moon by night.
And to the raging pillows thou has SAID, staid,
Here thou shalt come and thy proud waves be
Thy sovereign voice the winds and seas obey,
And all thy works, thy glory doth display.
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POETRY.
For The Rhode-Igland Republican.
AN INVOCATION TO THE DEFY.

con Of all mcrcies, parent of all good
7, r,vh.ustIess and eternal source oil Love
yyho from chaos, by self nheredt powr,
,,'bis un;versal fabrck brought 10 light;
And IN thv wisdom ddst ordain such laws,
As should each planet IN ITS orbit move
srhrough the long course Of vast eternity
Crant me the pow'r to know thy viii on earth,
DOR SO much Of thy will, as 10 myself
Relates That might know thy ways OF truth.
When would search and know thy attributes,
I'm sunk in nights dark gulf OF ignorance.
Reasons faint beam seems Ike twinklinS STAR
That sails upon the bosom oi the hiSht,
And makes creation darker, by the ray
II family sheds around, on natures face.
Thv hand. all bounteous, off I've felt, and off,
With admiration strong, thy love have seen,
I'm man in brute and in thy works displayd
But since that fatal and accurs'd revolt
Against thy high supremacy and love,
of our grand parents in that happy state,
OF heaven so highly fayoured, as 70 dwen
In paradisal Eden, aud ENJOY
sweet converse with their Maker, undlsturb'd.
No counsel sweet, no warning vice is heard,
Such AS was heard by Adam ere he fell,
Tempted by Satan, from that blissful state
OF innocence unspotied and transgressd
His Makers high Injunction, not TO taste
The fruit Of knowledge, which, he tasting, brought
The lust decree upon his guilty head,
Which the Almighty had pronounced should be,
I,y death, Inflicted, as the punishment
OF disobcdiencc of his high commands.
Grand me, o Sod by VISION, love and truth,
I NAV be governd in this dark estate
And may my actions, words and thoughts be such
As will advance thy glory, and promote
The happiness Of those who, ike myself,
Travel in darkness, wanting of thy light.
Il. G.. S''"'.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-28
FRESH GOODS.

now opening at
II. q. RILHlIOND'S cash Store,
An elegant assortment of almost every de-
scription of FANCY and STAPLE GOODS-among
which are, few bales Venetian Stair Carpetings of
supcriour quality =. black and colourcd Lusuings
and Ribbons black Grapes Prints Camsricks ;
fancy, leno and null Musins; canbrick Shirtugs
case fine and lowpriced Irish Iinens 500 Yards
bleached Crash and few elegant Pafasols, of new
patterns. Ms q
aiso--l bate damagcdI india Coitons. All iofwhich
will he sold remarkably cheap for cash.
July 90, 1911
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-28

TWO families, with number Of children in each
from to Is years of age, and several Girls,
from lo 10 2S years OF age, may receive constant
employment and generous wages, at the Cotton
Monutactory of aiay, Bro,rn 6 Slater, at Pa,c,nc.
et--unquestionable recommendation as TO character
and morals will be required. Application NAV he
made TO Samuel Slater, Paytuckcf, .fhnv g Rro7sn,
Proo'lsnce, or 10 the Subscriber, No. Us, Thames
street, who viii give every information required
EDWARD W. LAWTON.
Newport, Cd of 5th mo- 1911.
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%w* Selling oFat Prime Cost.

. THE subscriber, contemr. .ating different
arrangement in business offers his Stock in Trade,
comprising a large and extensive assortment OF Eu-
ropean and India Goods, of every description, suit
ing the present and approaching season-wbich hav-
ing been purchased the most advantageous terms;
in New-York and Boston, affords private families and
merchants opportunity Of supplying themselves
cheaper than perhaps ever has been, or will agan
&c afforded in this town.
few chests of Hyson and Souchong Teas, war
ranted of the first quality, will also he sold very
cheap for CASH.
p. O. RICHMOND.
Newport, July 81, 1911.
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bCRIAH ELDRED

INFORMS his friends and the publick, tha, he has
removed from his former stand, to the large and
oommodous stand, formerly occupied by Mr. Chap
potn, No. IS, Thames street, below Mr.. Townsend's
at the sign OF the Rising San, where hc intends 10
Keep a Hotel for the accommodation OF Ladies and
Gentlemen, who may favour him with their conpa.
NY Every exertion will be made to render his house
comfortable and agreeable
U-T Good accommodations for Horses and Car
RACES April 5.
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NEW GOODS
SESSIONS,
4 a. No. l95, IHameS-street,
Has just received great variety of

las Just received a creat variety or
F.INCY MD STAPLE GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching season.
among which are, superiine and common, black,
blue, and drab Broadcloths md CassimeTes Satin
nctts, for pSntalouns Vestngs; super black and
olive NcSets; a complete assortment of India Cot
tons, from 9d to 900 per yard very fine shriipg
Cottons; camhric& and common Diroities Cotton
Cambricks, of every qualyl mourning Glnghams /;
black and coioured CambricSs. CalicoeS and Furni
lures very fine black and ,olourcd worsted Hose !;
wh.Je and coloured cottons DO; silk do. coloured
Lutcstrings; white do. white and cooured Satins
black Modes; white Saisnet, IA and 81 black silk
Handkerchleis Bandannas white Lace for wells
Ribbons; Millinets (; Ga ard ID cotton Damask
Russia and American Diapers Russia sheetings of
superiour qualty-with variety of other articles,
usually found in a Dry Goods storc-all which will
be sold for CASH, as low as csn be purchased in
Newport.
.fiso--Bed Ticks every Kind Of Cotton Yarn, for
weaving or knitting shcetngs, Shirings, and
Threads, all of which be soh rs low as at any facto
ry in The state.
- All those who arc indebted &c late firm
of HARVEY SESSIONS & Co, arc requested 10 make
immediate payment, as it is indispensable necessary
that all their accounts should be closed BY the 1st
September next. Aug. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-28
LOVE & LAW.

Still through my bosom thrills the bliss,
Awaken'd by that stolen kiss"
Exciaim'd raptur'd lover,
How stolen 2" cried the iooose maid,
While laughter on her features pay'd;
" Sure was knowing TO the deed,
p" And this, as law has long decreed,
Is but a case in trover." ( Bos. Ga=. }
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-28
DNNlEI. SHELDON.

EPEcrruLLY informs his ifieids, that he
~ has on hand
quantity of excellent cedar (lapboards,
cedar Shing!es,pine Single, Doarls, Planks,
Joits, &c. SC.
Which he will sell cheap, at his stad on sHER
BuRNES' Wharf Nov. Is.
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JOSHUA SAVER,
RfkER.

u ESPECTEULLY informs his frcpds and the
~ publick, tha, he has removed % his New
Bake-iiouse, a little to The eastward q his former
stand, in Mills,rec where he will keep constantly
on hand, for sale, Ship AMI Cabin Bread, Crackers,
and all other kinds usually Kept for sal.
.fuiy 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-28

FROM the service of the subscriber the Goth inst
an indented black girl, named LUCY.--All per-
forbid under the penalty of the law to har-
Dor, trust, employ or conceal her--ABy person that
shall apprehend said black girl and deliver her to
me shall receive ONE CENT reward, and no char
gcs paid. Il. B MUMFORD.
Newport, august Z, 1911:
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AL kinds Of Writing Pa by ounce, box or pound.
per by the ream or quire, Sand and pounce boxes.
at various prices from l. Conversation. visiting and
IS cents to 20 cents per playing Cards.
quire. Wakden's genuine Ink
80 rcams brown wrapping ! Powder.
paper, common, and 25 Copy slips, ndelibe Ink,
do brown and blue, OF Back.-Gammon Tables
best quality, Hartford Ink Stands, Ink and sand
An assortment Of qus, Glasses for Portable
per. 100 or 1000 from | Desks.
S3 TO 80 cents per 100. An assortment of Pen,
Lead Pencils with and Pocket and desk knives
without cases, from 10 | Ink Stands, Ink Cake,
10 l25 cents each. Gcntlemcn's pocket and
Mathematical Insrum- Memorandum Books,
ents in cases States and slate pencils
Scales and Dividers. ! Commercial blanks blank
Wilams0n's threc-sn Writs and Executions
celebrated metallic pens for Justices.
Ivory anu bone Folders; Brass Ink stands, with
Paint boxes and CaInels top, knife and pen.
hair brushes. india rubber black sand
Red and black scaling shaving soap and boxes,
Wax. wafer boxes, bonnet pa
Red and black Waters, per.
BOOKS
Bowditch's Navigator,A- A well assorted collec-
mercan Ship-Master's ton Of Books for chill
Assistant, Blunt's coast drcn poetry and prose,
Pilot. calculated TO lead Che jr-
Perry's Dictionary venic mind tO virtue.
Murrys sequel reader. Primers, &c.
Bibles, Tcstamcnts, and \ very handsome assort-
DaboPs Arlthmeck. mcnt OF waking canes
Webstcrs, Al1en's and and whips { rn 6 so
Mnrray's Spelling books cents to IS Genes each
Mulray's Introduction. A small assortment of
Stamford's art ofreading 4. unks
Hymns for Infant Minds. M
In a few days will be received and for sale as a.
bovc, good assortment OF Blank Books, Ledgcrs,
Journals, Day Books, &c. &c.
Great allowance will Bo made to those who buy
Stationary for Schools, or to sell again
GT Lottery, Exchange and Brokers' bushes
transacted rs usual and every favour gratefully
knowledged.
StchiOna,y, Exchange g LoHcry ; :.
o&ce, No. lis, Ihemes-sTeetS ="
June IL. (eptf)
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NOTICE.

TIME Subscriber having commenced the practice
Of Law, and having taken for office one Of
the rooms lately occupied by capt. NArHAS-
IEL SWEET, (nearly opposite Gov MARTIx's,) re-
Those who may be Opposed to employ him, shall re-
ceive his unicigned thanks and grateful acknowl-
edgements. DUTEE j. PEARCE
April 8.
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COMPREHENSIVE DISSOLVED.

HE firm of J. MUNRO g Co. is this day dis
Il solved by mutual consent-all persons indebt.
ted to the Concern requested TO make immediate
payment TO JOSIAH MUNRO, who is authorized
TO adjust the same. CAIEn GREENE.
JOSIAH MoNRO.
Newport, August 1st, 1911
THE subscriber continues his business at
the old stand of J. Munro e Co. No. 116 Thames
street, where lie offers the most reasonable terms
an assortment of GROCERIES, Crockery and Glass
Ware, &c. Wholesale and Retail.
N b. Every favour gratefully acknowledged by
August. JOSIAH MUNRO.
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MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS


BEN JOHNSON.
THIS celebrated poet and humourist, was
4 bricklayer by trade, and rigid observer Of
early hours his apprentices, therefore, were
obliged TO be al home every evening before the
clock struck ten, as precisely at that time he
never failed 90 lock his door. One night,
however, being somewha: indisposed he re-
tired few minutes earlier than usual---he
had just got into bed, when the boys came
and found the doors fastened---what TO do in
this dilemma they knew not but one of
them, shrcwd fellow, hit upon the follow
ing lucky expcdient-in loud and distinct
voice he pronounced the following lines -
Ben Johnson Ben
" The first Of poets, but the worst ef men,
lie locks his boys out 'erc the clock strikes tcn
Johnson, ovcrhearing him, was so pleased
with the lads wit, that nc arose and admitted
them without delay.
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WegO Stationary, and SebooI
BOOKS.


No. 1i6, 1hames-street,
HAS just opened, and offers for sale upon as good
IL terms as can be Obtained in Newport, the fol
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hESERTED from the garrison of Fort Wolcott,
b IN the harbour of Newport, on the evening OF
the 10th inst ENOCH JOHNSTON, a private, be-
longing to Capt. JAMES HOUSES Company OF United
States Artiersts aged 81 years, six feet two inches
high, blue eyes, brown hair ruddy complexion, born
III the state Of New York, and by occupa ion farm
The clothing he wore off consisted Of old
low crowned round hat, coarse white frock and
trowsers, old wooden uniform vesr and pair of
thick shoes. The above reward and all reasona-
bic Expenses will be paid any person who will ap-
prehend and secure sad Deserter, by lodging him
in any Jail, and giving proper information thereof.
delivering him to the Commanding officer Of this
or any Post or Garrison in the United States
JAS. HOUSE, CAPT. .artS.
Fort Uo'con, NGrbor Of .Ne.r-l
pert, Il. J. .7pg. IL, 1911.
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A SPECULATION.

OF all the stratagems to cvade prosccu-
ton for the purchase of guincas, the follow
ing advertisement appears the most ingenius /:
{" Lost, Eight Ciseas--Whocvcr may have found
the same, and will bring them TO Mr. -, -,
shall receive Ten Pounds Reward
(LOaaOr pafer)
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NOTICE
Hereby given TO the creditors OF the Estate OF
4 SAMUEL SALISBURY,
ie OF Il'erton, IN the county Of Newfort, Mariner,
deceased, represented insolyent, that further time
of six months from the date hereof, is allowed 10
the creditors of said Estate bring in ther claims
to us, the subscribers, who are appointed by the
Court o Probate for the Town of 7zcrioa aiore sad
commissioners thereon, and for tie purposes of
ceying said Claims they will attend u; The dwelling
house of BENJAMIN HowLANp, Esq. on the last
Saturday in each succeeding month from the date
hereof
|. THOMAS DURFEE,
- WILLIAM HUMPHREY ''"""'"''''''S'
All persons indebted TO said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment TO
BENJAMIN ROWLAND, .7luinistYasor.
Iirerfoa, Jtuae 3, 1911 6 26)
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PUNCH.

How can you my dear (said lady to her
husband) prefer lunch to vine !"-Because,
my dear, it is SO much like mstrimony-such
my lord, | am the Sveak part, suppose ("
/" No, my love, you arc the ssseet, with dash
of the acid, and no small portion Of tho si,iyif.