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For Sale.

A house and lot situated ness o
lover end ct litt street.-the 10! is .o.''
front and runs back one hundred feet y :
house IS well anished and pleasantly sisn :,
Tor small! family. For terms apply to Jo',
SHAW, Navy Yard washington, 81
JOSEPH RINkER, AIcxandfiS "
will shsw the prss'''SS
Jan. 2e. eesi!an&
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Public Sale.

Re virtue of Deed Of Trust from william
Hunter 70 the subscriber, to secure the
payment Of suns OF moasy to Thomas
Preston, will be exposed to sale for ready
money, ON "Wednesday the 97th Of Febra-
AIRY next, on the Premises,
i HOUSE and LOT, ON the corner of
~ Water aud Wilkes Streets, fronting OIL
Water Street one hundred and three feet,
and fronting on Wilkes Street seventy two
feet on which is good two sorry framed
Dwelling. House. handsomely situated ard IN
GOOD repair--sublect 10 ground rent.
James Keith. Trustee.
January as
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. To Reat.
Jan. 26.

;. a eonseaien, two ltosy frame sh'
ing house. situated on Duke slI eet, nesT :!
Sustem Hss<c, now occupied by Cap
Bel. For tsrsna apply to
Czsdsa Caaps.
Jan. ~
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p intend to remove from this
place in a shor, time, those who have
claims agsinff Inc are requeGed to bring
them forward for settlement.
G. w. EDMONDS.
Jan. 26. st
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-13

IN consequence Of Cartous and FoM1EE1H
the Breath Of almost every person IS rem
tlered O6ensivs. There are few persons, who
have not more or less Of the Scuryey about
the I, eth and Gums, in the form OF dark
q scale or crust, Of a tartarious nature, and
D closely adhering to the teeth and, which #
b moi carofi.Hy remored soon corrodes the enam-
0 ei and subjects them to that worst OF pain,
y the Tooth .3che
Carious and foul Teeth, frequently occasion
Y head ache, and other nervous diseases. sick
Y stomach and fever. Add to these the j)efcr-
y nay of the mouth, occasioned by Jod and de-
= fecnre Teeth.
y TO prevent these dsagreeable consequent
Z ces, every person should attend to the dise0s-
D ed state OF their teeth. in early tife.
6 And did people reflect upon the subject,
B there IS hardly any thing which would appear
9 worse, than mouth full of touI and carions
Y Teeth.
y QTLApIEs and GENTLEMEN, who wish
Y to preserve THEN Teeth for .fashion and future
y usefulness, and TO have them made clean,
y white and beautiful, would do we'll to apply
4 to the f'HYSICLiN at
3 No. 49,, MARLBORO. STREET,
d near the Methodist Chapel,) who operates as
D Dentist.
B t-Js Advice given gratis. Dec. 2l.
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SChCCL LCLAS.
G. f . r @ H w A N Il O N.


Ch The Store latsk oecubied5y by Vanssn e Rathbone)
IL AS Just leceiNtd an additional as
l. n sortmsnt of the latest and best Editions of
School Books,
which he will sell by the groce dozen or single,
iow as can be purchased of the publishers, amons
riIose last received are
Webser's Spelling Books,revised edition;
Alden's lst, I'd, and Sd Volumes Dabolps Aritlma
ick American Preceptor Morses Geography
Csiumbian Orator Perry s,Walker's and other Dc
uonaries Murray's GRAMMAR Introduction, Read
CT and Seqnei to do. Hartford school Bibles; Phia-
deiphia and common Testaments
lie has also ust received few more xroce
clergyman and Clergyman Minor
Hl1lanaCkS, fOr 1871;
Farmers, and Bickerstaf1's Rhode-Island do at the
sroce prices.
He has also received large assortment of
Blank Books
not ruled Blank Account Books, Of every shape
md size usually wanted, made of the best Hartford
paper, and well bound. Latch Recei,gd
Ceases best English Satin Besvers
9 do best American Hats
Warranted not to crack fade. a few boxes Youths
md Mems felt Hats.
Paper HQngings and Borders,
WILDE sold,remarkably cheap-lower BY so per cent
than the usual prices The assortment has been very
considerably enlarged by the addition Of sevtrai
thousand Rolls from the lowest prices, at 25 cents
per roll the most elegant patterns
large and very valuable collection Of
Books.
mostly from the Providence Bookstore are now sell
ling at about one half the price usually charged.
Prayer BootS,
agreat variety. with and without plates and with adj
ditional Hymns, in plain and Morocco bindings, from
90 cents to So.
Singing Societies
can be furnished with Reeds, Jenkss, Shaw's Hol-
dens and other Collections, Of the best Editions
and at the lowest prices, by the dozen single
Dec. l9.
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CiRGOkA TING LiDR AIRY
FOR SALE.
GEORGE. w ANTON.

IT \vlNG relinluished the Circulating Library
j business offers Cor sale his NgwroRr Grace.
LSrrSc LiBeARY, consisting of several hundred
lumcs of
HISTORY. BToGR tPHY. rOF}CES TR.3T.
ELS, voVELS, RO.MfNTES PLiYS. Sc
Al Of which have been read, but not much injured
and will b. sold for less than half their original value
Persons having Books in their possession loaned
from wanton & Rathbonc's, George wanton's
Circulating Library, are requested To return the
same in the course of the ensuing week
subscribers tn George wdnton's Library, can. if
hey p'e,s complete their terms OF suhscrbton at
Mr. HAMMONDs Circulating Library Fob. 6.
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VALUABLE FIfM.

ECR SALF.. BY the subscriber, a val
Il uable FARM, very pleasantly situated in the
town of Middie;own, about miles from Newport.
.djonng tie river, the east side OF tic slard,
where there is good fishing aid fowling and rear to
the beach, afording plenty of manure. The Farm
contains about 40 or so acres Of excellent land, a
good Dwelling House and Buildings, ferctd with
stone wall, we'll watered, and Orohaid thereon of
the best grated fruit trees, just coming to maturity.
For terms, apply to the subscriber, the pre- misses
WILLIAM TAGGART.
Mddleiown, Nov. z. 1870
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NO7ICE.

lHE Subscribers having been appoint-
cd by the Hon. Court Of Probate, for the town OF
Newport, in the county of Newport, Commissioners
TO receive, examine and adjust the claims against
The Estate of
SAMUEL STERNE, Merchant,
late Of said Newport, deceased, represented IN.
solvent, do hereby give notice that six months from
the date hereof allowed the creditors of said
estate, to bring in their respective claims TO either
of the subscribers, at their respective dwellings.
within the time aforesaid.
DANIEL DESHAM, jun. ,r...,..
JoB TowNsEND, '''"""'S'o"era'
Ard all pei sons indebted 10 said estate, are re:
qucsted TO make immediate payment 10
SARAH STERNE, .4dninistrairis,
JoHN STERNE, Administrator.
.Nerport, Dec. 4, 1910.
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DWfLLING.HOUSE..

'I'HH subscriber offers for sale the DWELLING
HOUSE and Lot of Land, fronting Washington
""a Wow-strec,s, on Eas,on's-point, very pleas
ant situation, and in good repair.
Aso one other Dwelling House, to the eastward of
the above, fronting Willow. street, new and convent
emily calculated for two tenements. IL not sold by
The 25th Of March next, the upper tenement will be
TO let terms made known BY spplyingto
Ian % JAMES TOW NSEND.
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NOTICE.

0J> THE subscriber, having recent v arrived in this
country from Ireland, is extremely anxious to he ~
from his sister, ELIZABETH BEGIN, otherwise
BELL, who resides in Baltimore, in he stare
Of Maryland Information from that place, drected
TO the subscriber, would be thankfully received.
SAMUEL COLE.
Newport, r. l. Feb. 6, 1911
'. The primers of the Baltimore papers would
confer a f',our on stranger by noticing the above
in their papers.
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THE Subscriber being duly empowered BY the
Il Progressive Company as their Agent to close
ali the Notes and Accounts Of said Company give
this pubck Notice, to all persons who may be nr
debted 10 pay the same within thirty days, or they
viii be lodged in the hands of an Attorney. And
those having demands against the said COMPANY to
exhibit them TO
NATHANIEL SWEET, AoExr.
Newport, Feb. 49, 1871.
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g WortIy Of AHention "a
THOSE who Wish topurchase goods
4 Of an excellent quality, and moderate prices
!, iii do well TO call on

NA7hAN/EL SWEET.
At the old stand Of NATHANIEL SWEET Co.
No. 109, Cheabside, IhDmes-st,eet
Who has recently received large quantity of goods
from Boston and New.Yolk, OF the latest in por, a.
lon which he offers nj wholesale and retail, as low
be purchased in Rhode Island 3
among zohich are the joLowng--
Coarse, fine, and super6n Broadcloths, Of variou,
colours Cassimeres Plains Dcvoi shire Kersey ;
Eoatngs; Blankets Baizes and flann.ls Russes
Wdbores, and BoDbazets India Cottons /; Cali.
GOES, and siingh ans Linens Dim,ties Vest pat
ems Hosiery black and white Laces !; Ribbons,
i all coouls white Cambricks Sd A, 6-4 wide
TX aud cotton Umbrellas with most other articles
usual III his line
ALSO, HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
Looking GL.ISaES
And perhaps elegant an assortment of
NUS and 7pbets,
AS CAP be found in the state.
Nov 81.
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" NOTICE. I'D

THE subscribers contemplating a close OF their
Il concern, give this publick notice, and earnest
ly solicit all persons indebted by note or book ac-
count, to settle lbe same Immediately.
They have ON hand, handsome and fresh assort-
ment Of
DRY GOODS,
which they will dispose of on very low terms, for
cash or short credit. Tie pubck are respectfully
invited 20 call and see
MUMFCRD g TILLINGHAST,
jan 10 No. 1l9, Thames Street.
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Nefpport IecteI-tor sale.

THAT noted and valuable stand for a
L TAVERN, now occupied by capt RioHaRp
BAREER, with the store, stable, house, &C. ali
IN complete repair, is now offered for sale.
.diSo-a Lot of excellent Land, containing
about acres, half mile from town.
Likewise--a Garden Lot, in Barney-street,
180 feet by 48. Possession will be given on the Ist
of October next. For further particulars inquire Of
JOHN A. COLLINS.
December g.
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NOTICE..

NOI 10 T..
HE Subscribers having commenced business
under Tie firm of
AM HONY & HISCOX,
Offer for sale at their Store, on the Ferry. Wha,E
opposite Mr. Benjamin Wbightmans, genuine AS
sottment OF Groceries, which they intend 70 Sell rs
low "s can be purchased in town--Ihey solicit the
patronage of he pubck.
The smallest favour will be gratefullya
HENRY ANTHONY,
JOHN 5. HISCOX.
Newporrt Jan. 2, 1871.
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TWO FARMS,

TNwngton. Connecticut, one containing $50, and
i the other l64 acres Of Land, are to be let BY
the subscriber who proposes TO open MORNING
SCHOOL. tor the instruction Of Young Ladies, on the
lst Of April next. J. FRASER
Jan. g.
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FOR SALE,

THE Dwelling .tIousc. situated N Marlborough.
street, doors east Of the Method ST Chs pei,
together with tie Lot on which Il stands sid
lot being about IL feet front and i22 feet deep
For particulars enquire of tie subscriber
Feb %. j. NICHOLS,
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NOTICE..

A VI. persons who arc in debt to EPHRAIM HAZ-
~ ARD. jun. are desired to make payment by the
2slh of March, or his demands will be lodged with
an attorney for collection.
EPIIRAIM HAZARD
North Eingstown, Jan. Is 1911.
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WING SPOON f r,

~ S-7IL-W.7AER,
INFORMS his friends and the publick,
Il that he has removed from his former stand, to
he large, safe, and commodious Loft on the wharf
e the late CALEB GARDNER, Esq He returns his
rateul thanks for past yours, and will make every
exertion to merit continuance of the patronage OF
his friends and the pubick. Nov 2S.
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LOT OF LAND.

V>OR SALE. bv the subscriber, valuable Lot Of
II Land, situated at tile corner of Division and
Church-streets Said lot would be valuable s'and for
for retailers shops or would makea pleasant situation
for dwelling house. For terms apply 10
Ian O NORTON WULBOR.
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Superf. black, blue, drab,
mixed, bottle and grass
green Broadcloths.
Superf. black, blue, drab,
and MKT double milled
Cassimeres.
Imp'l. and Princes Cords.
Stockingnet.
Pelice Cloths.
Table covering Baizes.
Milled Baizes. Flannels,
and Coatings.
Black, green, dove, pearl,
and lead coloured Bonn
bazetts, from 2 to IS.
Wildbores, Rattinets.
Cotton, silk and worsted
Hose. Vesti1gs.
Shawls. Long Shawls.
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W. .nted aud common spoons, maifows mus
+ ,gush and Geneva tard anc salt do. Su'
Watch,s; gar Tongs, scissors and
Gu AID mahogany fran, pincushon Chains, sill
Looking Glasses; YER pen,il-Cases. silver
Brass Handirons, Shovels Tmmbles, plated Cas-
aud longs, tors, Sugar Tong Can
Brass Canilesticks desticks and spurS
BRITANNIA WARE, VIZ. GoLp AND JEwELRY
Tea -ots, ,>ugar-Bowls, WARE, VIZ Medahons,
Cream-Po,, Table ana Lo kets B.cast-Plns.
Tea spoons plain, topaz and pearl
CurLEsY, viz Knives < set, Finger Rings aud
Folks 'cknNcs, Pen gold and fagree Ear
knl,e,, Razor SCISSORS RIngs,ot every descrp-
Shutters aud rr.ys; hon, bracelets os elias
Portable Wrtirg Desks tick x plain hairwork,
Backgammon Tables; god Necklaces, gold
Flute, Flies and Nolms +; Watch-Cbans, Seals &
Hunting Apparatus, OF Keys, elegant cornelian
every description; Keys, Sc, in gold, gold
Psent and common Sus Epaulets
penders Ladies and gentlemens
Reeves Colours, different Pucketbonks Purses,
sizes; of every d, scription;
SILVER AMI PLATED Fancy & common Neck
WARE--silver Cream laces, of every kind;
Pots, Soup and Gravy With an extensive variety
Ladies', Tea and Table Of Fancy Goods.
Watches, ofcvery descriptions cleaned and repaired
with accuracy and warranted.
Jewelry and Silver Ware, of all kinds, manufactured
and repaired.
Hair Work and Gold Cyphers neatly executed.
Silver Ware and Gold Necklaces warranted good, or
the money returned.
80 Cash, and the highes, price given for old Gold
and Silver
.'e7oport, Nor Z, 1910
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WATCH.M.8RER

= I. SO, IhdfneS-Sfrcef,
Offers for sale, as low can be purchased at any
slore in the state,
A General assortment of Fashionable and Fancy
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4 Small, bat convenient Dwclling-fIouse, h
"A most new, situated on Sanford and Fareweh-
street, next north of the second BAPTIST Netting
House. For further particulars. inquire Of
jan %. JASON SPRACUE
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TO bE. LET.

THAT pleasantly situated HOUSE,
L No. II, Prospect Hill, formerly occupied By
capt. JosEPH BAKER Said House contains eveFT
necessary accon modstion wei Of good water gar.
den, &c. &c. For further particulars, apply 80
Oct 81. JOSEPH BRIGGS.
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DIR. SONS

Patent StOM0chlck Wine Bitters,
(Pricr One Dollar
Those celebl ated and well known Bitters are CON-
posed purely of vege, ,abes and are particularly a
,iapted for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
md sire glhenng the stomach, and increasing the
appetite they are extremely serviceabe in all seasons
but particularly so on the approach OF warm weather,
when bilious ieyers experience such total loss OF APP
petite. Also, certain preventative against ntermit-
tent habits, agues, dysenares, &c. &c.
DR. KoBEsTSUN'S
Celebrated Gout md Rheumatick D1odg
Price Two Dollars.
A safe md eectual cure for the gout, rheuma-
tism, Mmbago, stone and gravel, sweiings and veal
of the JOINTS sprsins, bruises, and all knds o.
green sounds-the cramp, pains IN the head, FAC,
and body, stiffness OF the neck, ehlblains, frozen.
limbs, &c.
DIR. KoBERTsoN'S
M'aWWe Horn DeSnowng Lozenges
A medicine highly necessary 10 be kept in all fam
ilies-price 50 cents.
LR. DYoTT's
Ann- Bilious Pills,
For the prevention and cure of Bilious and Malig,
nant Feyers. Price 35 cents-large boxes 50 cents
Or. DYoTT'S
Patent hch Ointment,
For pleasantncss, safety, expedition ease, and Ger
talnty, is intimately superiour to any other medicine
for the are Of that most dsag and tormen
ting disorder THE ITCH. Price So cents per box
DR. IIsSoTT's
Celebrated Gout and Rhcumatick Drops.
(Price 7'svo Dotiars.)
The Vegetobk Balm Of Life,
(Prce One DoAar.)
The Bum of Iberia.
Extracted from an iberia Plant for curing defects
Of the skin, and improving the complexion, &c. &c
Price Two Dollars.
The kestoratiOe Dentifce.
For cleansing, whitening, and preserving the teeth
and gums. Price So Genus per box.
Since the above invaluable medicines were first
discovered upwards of Seren Hundred 1hoHsano
Persons have experienced their happy aIid salutary
effects, many OF whom from the greatest debility.
DR. DlOrT, respectfully solIci,s the puolick to
observe that owing the certificates OF cures, per-
fonncd through the efficacy of the above medicines
having become too numerous for their insertion IN
newspaper he has in consequence thereof published
pamphlets, wherein oiled, in the most de-
nonsra,ed and conspicuous manner, the undeniable
facts signed by citizens of the first respectabilty
clergy, and members of the faculty; and are now to
he had gratis of him and his respective agents,
throughout the United States.
Fresh supply of the above Medicines, for sale,
at the store of
6. YT. RICHMOND,
Prouidenee, and by
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
fporEKcARr, Newport. Sept. s.
fOR SALE,
4 \ elegant Musket, entirely new, with a
n B'yonet.--En1nire at the Office of the
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SECOND PART.


HIS vesiments Of righteousness, who shall describe
las purity, words would deflc
Tie heavns from hs prese fresh beauties imbbe,
And earth is made rich by hi, smile
Su9a is my beloved IN excellence bright,
When plcss'd he looks down from above,
Like the when he breatnes ON the chambers
Of light,
A. d comforts his people with love.
But when armed with vengeance in terrour he comes,
The nations rebeIlions 10 tame,
Tae reignS of Umnipo,ent pow erfhe assumes,
And ride s in 2 chariot of flame
A No-edged sword from his mouth issues forth,
Bright quivers Of fire his eyes;
He speaks, aud black lempests in the north,
And storms from their cayerns arise,
Ten thousand distractions, that wait for his word,
And ride on The wings Of his breath,
FL swift as the wino at the nod of their LORD,
And deal out the arrows of death
His cloud-bnrst.ng thundcrs their voices resound,
Through all the vast regions on high
Till from the deep centre loud echoes rebound,
And meet the quick flames in the sky.
The portals Of Heav'n a, his bidding obey,
And expand ere his barn.. appear;
Earth ", mbles hene ath, till her mountains give way,
And Hen shakes her letters with fear
When he treals the clouds he dust ot his feet,
Acd grasps The big storm in his hand
Wnat eve the fierce glance of his anger shall meet,
Or who in hls presence shall stssd
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Gen UL.vE P.dTEAT mn F.4.NILY
MEDICINES.

Which are ceebrat~. for the cure of most disease,
to which the numan body is liable.
PrehareG oniy by The sole PROPRIETOR
/. w. DYOTT, M ID.
Grandson Of the late Dr. RoBBRTsoN, N, of Edinburt
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P0E7Rr
CrasEsGGp BY RravHsr.l
u y 81 ".

~ 81 W
o THOU. in whose presence my soul takes delight,
0 WHOM .o aiilie tiODi call
nav eomf b, by DAY, and my song in the night,
Ny h0pt ny stystion, my al.
Where dost tlou Il n0on-te resort with thy sheep,
1oteed the pastures OF love
For wh5 Ia The valley OF death slould weep,
Or sonc IN the wilderness rove
0 Why should wander an alien from thee,
Aud cYy n the desert for bread
Thy foes will rejoice when my SORROWS they see,
Ard smile al The tears have shed.
: Ye daughters Of Zon, declare have We seen
The star that Isrca s.lone
Say, in your tents my beloved hes been,
Aud where with his Aocks he is gone ~
This is my beloved his form is divine,
lis v.stments shed odours around
The locks on his heads as grapes the vine,
When auiumn with plenty is crown'd,
The of Sharon, the lilies that grow
IN the wales, on the banks of the streams,
On his checks 10 the beauty Of excellence blow
Asd bis eyes are quvers of beams
His voice, as the sound Of the dulcimtr sweet,
Is heard through the shadows of death
The ocd,rs of L. banon bow 1t his feet,
The ,ir is pcrfns'd with his breath.
Ills lips rs fountain OF righteousness flow,
Thu waters the garden OF grace
From which their salv4tion the Gentiles shall know,
And b.sk in the smiles of his face.
Love sits in his sye-Iids, and scatters delight
Through al the bright mansions on hight
Their faces the chcrubim veil ia his sight,
And trembie with fitness Of Joy.
He looks and ten thousand OF angels rejoice,
And myrilds wait for his word
lie speaks, and eternity, fII'd with his oice,
Re-echoes the praise OF her LORD
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FRESH GOODS.

LOPEZ q FAIPMAN,
HAVE just received, and are offering for sale,
i J. at their store, l34 Thames an extensive
ssortment of Fresh imported DRY GOODS, con-
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Ts bic Cloths, Ga "a.
Diapers.
Colerain Shirtings.
Coloured Cambricks.
Ditto, White, A and
%
Hair Cord, do. Linen do
Fancy Muslins.
Bandana, Flag, Barcelo-
ma and Linen Hahdc'fs.
India Cottons.
Brown Linens.
Silk Ginghams. Cid do.
Calicoes.
] Furniture Chintz.
Lace silk and cotton Arm
lets.
English silk Hose.
cles, not particularized,
v for cash. nov. 81.
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NOTICE.
D@HE subscriber having been appointed by the
Hon. court ofprobate, FOR the district Of james
town, in the county ot Newport, adminstra-
traitor on the Estate of
ISAAC ROWLAND. ESQ.
lstc of said JSmetown, deceased, ard having taken
upon himself that trust by giving bonds according
to law hereby gives notice TO all persons who have
dcmsnds against said estate, to exhibit them for
settlement and all who indebted 10 sid estate
are requested TO make immediate payme' to
DANIEL ROWLAND, Administrator.
jamestown, Feb, 20.
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fOR sale,
4 \ elegant Musket entirely new. with
N B,yonet.-En1uire at the Office of the
kaode-Isiaad Reha6Geaa, Esv. IA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-13

With many other articles, not pariicuari2
which will be sold very low for cash. nov q