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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-08

wee OF the Magi ,,ra:es of TIE civ.
deemed II expediept to resist the in.
.4uence OF The report, by Stating lie
TACT tha1 no case of.he small rox has
occurred this year, within the city
except ut ROCKETS, below the hill on
winch Rockets Tobacco Warehouse
stands, and atthe landing no new case
now exls,s therefore no danger IS to
De aPPrehended by our fellow citizens
OF the country, in resuming their usu-
al intercourse wirh the city--(the dis.
trict OF Rockets only excepted.)
B. TATE, Mayor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-08

PRINTJNG IN AT IT'S variety neAIiy sx-
eented at this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-08

iAouse, hpru Ist, 1811.}
COMMON COUNCILMEN.
A list of Members elected in the different
Wards for the ensuing year, viz.
JEFFERSON WARD.
Benjamin Tate, \ Anthonv Turner.
Jacob Harrison, Joshua West
Saml O. Adams. John Adams.
Geo, w. Smith,
MADISON WARD.
jon" c. ss."'' e eSSef Ra M,Rim'
Thomas Diddep, Jedediab Allen,
Robt. Greenhow, Chas. WhitIock.
VIM. Street,
MONROE WARD.
David Bullock, VIM. Munford.
Chris TOmpkins, Thomas Richie.
VIM. Marshall, John ;Gs ", arnble
Thomas Wilson, Samuel M'CraV
Wm. M'Kim,
do hereby certify, that the above
list contains the members of the Cor
porate body for the city of Richmond.
duly elected for the present year, as
appears by the returns made to me
by my deputies in Jefferson and Ma
olson Wards, and the poll kept by my
self in Monroe Ward.
JOHN f. PRICE, Seri't.
April S, 1911.
After Appointments
benjamin Tate, Mayor.
Thomas Wilson, Recorder.
Iohn G.. Smith. Sen. AIdsro,,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-08
JAMES MADISON.

Bishop of the Prote,tant Episcopal Church
in Virginia. 3tw
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
NOTICE.

A 7 Court of Probate holden in windham, in
"A the district Of Windham. on the Gath day of
August, A. D. 1911 This Court limits and appoints
six months from this date, for the creditors to the
Estate Of Capt JOHN sLoCUM, late of Lebanon,
in said district, deceased, to exhibit their claims to
Mr.. AxpsIwv. WILLIAMS, Of said Lebanon, in
the county Of windham, and state of Connecticut,
attorney for Mrs ELirABra SLoevN, Administra.
trix or bc debarred a recovery, according 10 law.
.Attcst-SAMUEL GRAY, Clerk.
All persons indebted TO the Estate above mention.
ed, are hereby requested to make immediate pay.
ment to ANDREW v. WILLIAMS,
(sept. ~ Attorney.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.

GEORGE FULKNER, OF Dublin, i'll the beginning
Of the past century, was bred Printer, and Tor
long time continued his business in The line OF stall
songs, two penny pn,phiets, small newspaper,
and chap-books. Swnv I.klng notice that the man
paid more attention to accuracy in typography than
most OF his brethren, employed ham to PRINT has
Draper's letters, and some OF MS other writings OF
consequence. This quickly drew George into repute
and fuding money to aow IN apace, he began to
draw of from his press, printing case, and lamp
black, and assume the airs of fine gentleman
One dayeallng on Swift about some business, he
made his appearance in guy lacid SUIT of clothes,
and in other respects tricked oh like birth day
couctier.--On being admitted, Swift with stem
vo,ce demanded, lpho are y0n, SIR p" am--sir--
(said he) George Folkner--'the printer" lou,
George Ft.lkasr, (retursed Swft,) you lying villain
how dare you attempt 10 impose on me George
Fulkner il my good friend, but you vile
tlrel and an impostor-begone !" George took the
hint, and sneaking home, soon returned with his
little brown wig, short skrted coat. leather jacket,
and blue stockings (dc dress he usually wore)-
g How do you, honest George (said Swif)--Not
ON hour ago there came psppy here that would
have palmed himself upon me for you--1 made him
go of, with vengeance but it l ever catch him
here again, shall certainly lay my cane over his
shoulders to some purpose"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25

Newport, Sept. 13, 1911
Extract from the Act, providing i'll
case Of Fire breaking out in Newport,
and for other purposes therin mention
ed, &c.
OECTION, sfh.--.7rd be a further enacted, That
~ every house in the town of Newport shall be
furnished with two good leather Buckets with tho
owners name painted at large thereon, and with a
ladder that shall reach from the ground the top of
the said house, with trap door or scuttle in the
roof of said house, with stairs or la6,,er to 60
out of the garret upon the top OF the house. And
that for every dwelling house in said town Of New
port, which shall not be furnished with leather
buckets and ladder 10 reach from The ground to
the top of the house, in the of such ladder
trap door scuttle in the roof Of said house, and
stairs ladder to go out of the garret upon the
top Of the house, the owner of said house shall sy
as fine into the Town Treasury the sum Of TWO
DOLLARS for every six months neglect; but if tht,
owner Of the house doth not live in the town Of
Newport, tie tenant tenants shall pay such fines.
and The shall and may be deducted cut OF tho
rent Of the house.
Z" SEC. 8tb-.7nd Be At further enacted, That every
person in possession of bucket, whoshall neglect
or refuse to make use Of it himself, or deliver to
some other person to make of, at any fire which
shall break out in said town, put his buckets to
any 9th CT use but to extng,,ish fire, shall pay
fine INTO the Town Treasury aforesaid, the sum Of
ONE DOLLAR for every offence"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
Paper Hangings.
GEORGE WAV7ON,
(cptf.)


LAs lately received3many new and elegant pat.
Ia terms Of PAPER HANGlNGS AND BOR
DERS, and large assortment Of low priced PA
pEkj, suitable tor rooms and window curtains, all
OF which he will sell 30 per cent lower than can be
purchased elsewhere 10 this State.
::::::JUSI RECEIvED As ABoYE::::::
4 large assortment of HATS, from the Boston
and Portland Manufactures, among which are gen
temen's superfne Beaver, elegant iii shape and Of
lhe best quality--.4iso, Mems and Youths castor
and plated Hats. Several boxes Mems and Boys
felt Hats by the box single.
ALSO, JUST REcEIyED--
Bowduch's Practical Navigator and Bunts Ame.
rican Coast Pilot, OF The latest improved editions.
Family Bibles with and without plates.
Prayer Books Of the most elegant editions
Philadelphia Letter Paper by the rcam or less
quantity and many articles of Stationary. A great
variety OF Johnsons Philadelphia edition OF SHlL-
DREN's BOOKS, with superb engravihes. Original
Poem for Infant Minds with plates, 2 vols.
THE BOOK STORE
Is furnished with SCIiOOL-B0CKS of every kind in
use Every new publication constantly received
for sale.
Just published Curse Of Rekan, poem, by Sot'
they, 3 vols. Homer Builesqued, 2 vols, SC.
Publick and private Libraries can be furnished
BE ston or New York or with second-hand Books,
not much injured at less than half the original value
f.' Subscribers to the Songster's Repository, by
Nath. Dearborn, will please call and receive their
books. July 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
NOTICE.

THE Subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Court OF Probate for the town of Newrort.
Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of
the creditors Of the Estate of
BENJAMIN PiTMAN, Jun
late OF Newport IN the county of Newport deceased,
represented insolvent-Gve notice that six months
from the date hereof are allowed to said Creditors to
exhibit and prove their claims and that we will at
tend for that purpose, at our respective dwellings,
within said period
GEORGE HALL, JUN. 1sc.
EDWARD SIMMONS, s |'n'~'''iSae't'
All persons indebted TO said Estate are requested
to make payment to
REMEMBER PlTMAN, .ldminisfra,rir:
Newp0rf, Jug 10, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
For Me RnopE-IsLAsD REPUBLIcAN.
TO DEATH.

o Death
Lasatatc conquerour; thou dost still pursue
Our huctuatiny breath
And hold thy meagre visage to our views
Whcreer We turn, whcre'er our ieetwould stray,
Thou reign'st as umpire OF our chosen way.
Still near,
While we would farther hic from thine embrace,
In winters gloom, appear
Thou wilt and pore thine eyes errihck oer each face,
And marx, ulwearied, out thy dcstin'd prey,
For all alternately diy voice obey
All must,
Howecr reluctantly, obey thy call,
We know not who will first,
In the cold subteranean cavern fall.
Youths gay amusements hang on fe's short thread,
And they alike With age, thy mandates dread
The child,
Sweet smiling cherub, first from natures hand,
Whose soul IL undcfPd
Whose heart ne'er learnt TO quake at thy command,
Sinks sinks supnc, yields up its transient breath,
And coldIy stiiIens in thine arms, d Death
The cries,
Tn entreaties of fond maternal friend,
Mix'd with fathers sgh's
Cannot their offspring from thy rage defend
No, stern as fate, allprayers and signs are vain,
To implore thy pity, but assist Thy reign
Nor wealth,
Can but moments respite from the grave,
Or raise dccliaing health;
Or cheer the heart when troubles DER it wave;
Riches and indulgence, alike to thee
Esteemed are, both dread Thy firm decree
No pow'r
BY earth invested, can avert thy dart,
DIR shisla =. ~lf ha..,
Or find am antidote to assuage ITS smart
Vet thou who wounds canst heal The aficted breast
hnd luli the virtuovs to eternal rest
Then l
will not regime beneath thy thrcat'nng rod,
But be prepared to die,
And meet the pleasure of Almighty God.
He gayc thee pow'r, and can that pow'r restrain
When meet it shall! be to abridge tiny reign.
CORDELIA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25

FROM The service of the subscriber tho Goth inst.
= an indentcd black girl, named LUCy.-An per-
sons arc forbid under the penalty of the law to har-
Dor, trust, employ or conceal her-Any person that
shau apprche.wi said black girl and deliver her to
me shall receive ONE CENT reward, and no char.
ges paid. BID. MuMFoRD.
Newport, Angus; Z, 1911:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
NOTICE..

THE. subscriber being about to re-
Il move from this place for the westward; calls
upon ali persons with whom he has unsettled accounts
TO adjust the same, without delay. All those who
have demands against him, requested to prcscn,
the same all who are indebted arc notified, that
Immediate settlement must be made.
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Newport, September 4, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
COPARTNERShIP DISSOLVED.

vr,uE firm Of ]. MUNRO e Co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent-all persons ndebt-
ted 10 the Concern are requested TO make immediate
payment TO JOSIAH MUNRO, who is authorized
TO adjust the same, Caleb 1mrrnS ,nMnn
Newport, August 1st, 1911.
THE subscriber continues his business at
the oil stand of j. MUNRO g Co. No. 116, Thames
sett where he offers on the most reasonable terms
an assortment Of GROCERIES,, Crockery anc Glass
Ware, &C. Wholesale and Retail.
NIB. Every favour gratefully acknowledged by
August7. JOolAH MCNhO'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
--VyZ.--

All kinds of Writing Pa by ounce, box or pouhd.
per by the ream or qure, Sand and pounce boxes
at variousprces from l. Conversation 'is'i's ahu
o. cents 10 20 cests per playing Cards.
ouire. Walkden's genuine Ink
80 reams brown wrapping Powder.
naner. common, and 25 | Copy slips, indelble Ink,
do. brown and blue, of Back-Gammon rabies
hest quality. Hartford Ink Stands ink and sand
An assortment of quills, Glasses Tor for'apie
per- 100 or 1000, from Desks.
CSto 80 cents per 100. An assortment OF Pen,
Lead Pencils with and Pocket and desk KNIVES
without cases from 10 Ink Stands, Ink Cake,
IN 1o5 cents each. Centemen's pocket and
Mathematical Instrum- Memorandum Books'
ents in cases States and slate pencils.
scales and Diyiders. Commercial blanks blank
Wiamson's three-slit Wrts and Executions
celebrated metallic pens for Justices.
Ivory and bone Folders; Brass Ink stands with
Paint boxes and Canels top, knife and pen.
hair brushes. India rubber black sand
Red and black sealing ! shaving soap and boxes,
Wax. wafer boxes, bonnet pa
Red and black Waters, per-
BOOKS
Dowditch's Naygstor,A- well assorted concc-
merican Ship-Master's ton OF Books Tor chii-
Assistant Bunt's coast dren in poetry and prose,
Pilot calculated to lead the ju-
Pcrry's Dictionary. venile mind to virtue.
Murry's sequel & reader Primers, &c.
bibles, Testaments, and A very handsome assort-
Dabops Arithmetick. ment of walking canes
Wcbster's, Alden's and and whips from S 80
Murrays Spelling books cents to 25 cents each
Mur,aY's Introduction. small assortment OF
Samford's art OF ofresthng. | II unks.
Hymns for Infant Minds,
IN few days will be received and for sale as a
bove, good assortment Of Blank Books, Ledgers,
Journals, Day Books, &c. &c.
Great allowance viii be made to- those who buy
Stationary for Schools, or to sell again.
GT Lottery, Exchange and Brokers busines
transacted As usual, aud every favour gratefully ac-
knowledged.
Stationery, Exchange 81 Lottery }
CGce. .Fl. liz, 1Ha'nes-sreetS
June 10. (cpd)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25

THE creditors of WILLIAM BROWN, Of South
i kagsovn, in the county of Wdshn,yton. ira
der, are hereby notified to appear, (if they think
t,) at the General Assembly, to be holden at South
kngsfosp, in the county aforesaid, the last Mon
day of October next, and sbew cause (if any they
have) why his petition for the benefit Of act made
June 1856, for the relief of lnsolyent Debtors,
should not be granted.
sept. IL. THO. PECKIIAM, Dep. Sec'y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
NOTICE.

WHERE.4S an advertisement appeared in the
r. l. Republican, of the lith inst signed II.
ID. LAwroS, advertising &c runaway appren-
tice, and offering reward of cent for my appre
hcnson, and forbiding any person employing har-
bourng me on penalty of the law. This may cer,i.
fy, that never was an apprentice to the said Eau-
ton but lived with him as long as he knew how to
treat me veil Therefore the publck will see that in
advertising me he was incorrect and unauthorized
BY law. therefore defy him 10 produce either law
justice that viii affect any perssn that ma. fit
to employ me. GEO HORSEW ELL.
Sept IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25

Al a Meeting of the Freemen of the
Town of NEwpoRr, legally conven-
ed and ho.ten at the State House. ON
the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1911.
NOTED and rtsolued, That no person shall depo
sit c% collect any heap or heaps Of manure in
any OF the pubc roads within this town, nor shall
carry off any turf dirt or stones from any such road
upon the penalty Of FIVE DOLLARS for eyery
heap OF manure thus deposited collected, and
TWO DOLLARS for every load of turf dirt OF,
stones so carried off,
|otcd and rcsof,ed, That upon any complaint made
IN writing by any citizen of the town, to the Town
Treasurer Of any breach of this act it shall be the
duty OF said TownTreasurer forthwith to prosecute
the offender for the fine or fines incurred
poied. That this Act be published three weeks.
by the Town-Clerk, in the Newspapers printed in
to thlswn Witness
JONATHAN ALMY, Toyn- CLerl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
THE L.qWYEP's P.qTRoN.

l CURIOUS
ST.. EvoNA, lawyer of Great Britain went TO
Rome 10 ntrea, the Pope to give the lawyers OF that
country Patron, to which he replied, that he
knew Of no Saint bur what was disposed OF to other
professions. At this ENona was very sad, and car.
nesty begged the Pope to think of them. At last his
Holiness proposed to St Evona, that he should go
round the Church of San Giovanni di I.aterano blind
fold, and after he should have said certain number
of Ave Marias the first Saint hc should lay hold of
should be his Patron This the good old LAWYER
willingly undertook, and at the end OF his Ave Ma
r,ss stopped at ST. Mchaels altar, where he laid
hold of the DEVIL under 81. Micbacps feet, and
cried out, this is our SAINT, let him be our
PATRON - being unblindcd. and seeing what
patron he had chosen, he went to his lodging so de-
'jecsedthat few mouths after he died. Ris repu,a.
ton tor honesty was however SO great that witty
Frenchman wrote upon his tomb at Rome the follow
ing -" st. Evano un Breton avocat non larrou hal
lcluicd."--" Here bcs St. Evano, Engl,shman
who was lawyer and no rogue Praise God Tor 4, !"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
JOSHUA SAVER,
Baker,

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IL publick, that he has removed to his New
Bake-House, little TO the eastward Of his former
stand in I-street, where he will keep constantly
on hand for sale, Ship and Cabin Bread, Crackers,
and oil other kinds usually Kept for sale.
Jnty 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
POETRY.
For Mc RuoDE-IsLASp REpuBLIcAN.

For Mc kHoDE-lsLANp hEfebLiSAN'
Is then, fair friendship bit name,
A mere chimera OF the brain;
Long have 1 sought the gentle dame,
But seeking, found I've sought in VAIN
Perhap~mv hdlrt was never form'd,
FonSO {affJ0kions sacred tie;
PerIUps pnhtpsom ne'er was warm'd,
a Suffici& Fer TO breathe sigh
But no, IN binks we'll could prize,
That one who would vouchsate TO be
My monitor--and who'd advise,
That might ev'ry danger hee
Then must here on earth remain,
stranger to that sweetest tie,--
To me how great would be the gain,
A friend to guide me till die.
But no--no friend exists for me
Unheeded thro' the world glide
A lonely mortal must be
Let all the storms that may, betide.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
COpARTNERSHIP DISSOLVE d

THE Firm of MICHAEL FREEBoRN
i & Co. is this day dissolved, by mutual cen
sent I; all those who have unsettled business with
the above Firm, are requested to call on JoNATHAN
sourmwIcx, who is duly authorized to adjust the
saue. MICHAEL FREryORN.
Aug. 81 JONATHAN Souih"i|h'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
Albert NJ. Gardiner,

DEING desirous OF closing his present
ID concern of business, earnestly soi:cits all
those who arc indebted to him, either BY note
or book account, to make ImMEDIATE pay
ment. All persons having demands are re-
quested to exhibit them for settlement
her,,horf dup. %. 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
NOTICE.

NEwro"i' Supreme JHdici@' cO''r', Clerks o5f'e'
yXIHEREAS, AMY MYERS, OF
Wv Newport, in the County of Neppor', vile
of JAcop MYERS, has this day filed in said office,
her petition, praying for therein stated, that
the bonds of marriage between her and her sand
husband may be dissolved, and Dec ee OF Diverse
be promulgated. This is therefore to notify SAID IA
COB, and all others whom il may concern that they
be, and appear at the said Supreme judicial Court
next to be holden at Ne,sport, within and for the
County Of .Nervport, on the FIRST Monday IN March
next, to shew cause Gf any they have) why the
prayer of said petition should not the granted.
GIDEON PALMER, Clerk.
Npwoott. sent dth. 1911
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25

TWO faroilies, with number of children in each,
from to Is years of age, and several Girls,
from 10 to % years of age, may receive constant
employment and generous wages, at the Cotton
Manufa ctory of Akn, Brown g Slater, at Pa7cfucE-
et--Unquestiouable recommendation as TO character
and morals will be required Application may be
made to Samuel Slater, PG1vucket, .aimy e Bro7cn,
Providence, or to the Subscriber, No. 175, Thames
street, who viii give every information required.
EDWARD w. LAWTON.
Newport 81 Of 5tk mo. 1911
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
IN TOWN COUNCIL,
NeecEOrf.

Nescfort, .9ugust 5N 81.
II OTED and re soired, That the 9th and 9th sec
tons Of the Act respecting buckets, trap doors
aud ladders, lie printed.
The publicl: are hereby Informed, that the nspcc-
tors OF hire buckets, trap doors and ladders, have
made return of the House which arc not provided
according TO law. Such deli nqdents are hereby in.
orned that unless suitable provision is made with
IN sixty days from the publication of the Act, that
they Will be indiscrminately proceeded against &C.
cording 10 Iaw.----Uitness
JONATHAN ALNIY, To.vn Clerk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
New Stationary, and Sch ool
BOO KS.


NO. TO- 7H0mes-slrfeE,
ITAs Just opened, and offers for sale upon as good
IL terms as can be obtained in Newport, the fol-
articles
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of the
IN Estate Of BENZ. FREEBORN. late of Bri,fol.
IN the County Of BRISTOL deceased, represented in
solvent, that sir months from the date hereof are
allowed by the Court Of Probate Of this town. to ex-
hbi, and prove their respective claims, and that We
w'il attend to that service at our respective dwell
hnss within said time.
EDMUND TOWNSEND,
JOB TOWNSEND, Corr,uss'rs
JOHN WILLIAMS
Al persons indebted to said estate, arc requested
TO make immediate payment to
RICHARD SIMPSON, .adx.isfrafor.
June II, 1911. (9m.y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
NOTICE.

rT,IIE town, At me citing held the 9Th inst having
L resolved to erect purchase suitable building
as an House Of Industry, for the accommodation and
employment of the Poor, and that such building, #
erected, shall be Of e-1herefore,
PROPOSALS
Will be received by either of the subscribing Com
mite, (appointed for that puipose) for contracts
furnish 400 cords of good faced iuilding stores to
be delivered on or before the lst day Of March next,
at such place near the preseht Nork-house as the
Committee shall appoint.--qls0, for contracts for
building the walls Of said house, 20 feet long, Sc
broad, "a high, upon basement Of feet, feet of
which is TO be above ground. The basement wall
TO be feet thick. The first story feet high and
10 inches thick The story feet high ard l6 inch
es thick.--Ihe third story feet high and / foot
thick. There will be doors and 90 windows.
.4iso, for contracts to furnish, at agreed price
per 1000 feet, Timber (white pine, free Of sap, }
Boards, and cedar Shingles necessary for the build
ing-The quantity and dimensions TO be given by
the Committee, at the time of concluding the con-
tracts. also, for contracts for putting Oh a hpped
roof upon SAID building, making the doors, and the
frames and sashes for 90 windows, z by glass.
putting up tie partitions necessary for rooms on
the hrst floor, and Ii rooms each of the Two up
per stories, to be divided by an entry feet wide,
through the centre of each upper story--and for
the whole inside work necessary for said building,
ta be done i'll the plancst manner.
The proposals may be made for the whole or any
part of the above, be delivered in within one month
from this date.
Any variation made in this plan by the Committe
appointed to superiI nd the building, will be taken
into consideration at the time Of concluding the
tracts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-25
NOTICE

NO INE
rs hereby given to the creditors Of the Estate of
Il SAMUEL SALISBURY,
late of YIyerton in the county of Newport, Mariner,
deceased, represented nsoyent, that a further time
Of six months, from the date hereof, is allowed TO
the creditors Of said Estate, TO bring IN their claims
70 us the suLsc criiere--u, appointed 10y tho
Court OF Probate for the town OF Iiueton, aforesaid,
commissioners thereon, and for the purposes of re-
ceving said claims, they will attend a; the dwelling
house of BENJAMIN ROWLAND, Esq on the last
Saturday in each succeeding month from the date
hereof.
THOMAS DURFEE, rA...../
WILLIAM HUMPHREY
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
BENJAMIN ROWLAND, .7dmiuissrotor.
Ifrertof,, Jpe 3, 1911 (J2b)