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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-14
Take Notice.

4 Ii persons indebted to the subscriber,
n by bond note or book account, are
earnestly called upon to make payment, on
or before Berkeley March Court next !,
those who fail to do so, may depend upoa
suits being brought against them, without
respect to persons.
WILLIAM KERNEY, sen.
Cross. Roads, Feb. IL, iai2.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-14
EARTHQUAKE ON THE MIsSfS.
SIPPI

We have been several times asked whe.
ther the papers contained any thing about
New Orleans having been sunk at the time
OF the earthquake in December. No parti-
cular statement of the effects Of the earth.
quake, on land, in that quarter, have yet
reached US. The following account of it,.
effects on the Mississippi river, is given in
CINCINNATI paper of the 18th inst
An interesting letter from gentle man
ofrespecsability, dted at Chickasaw Bluffs,
December 81, states that the first shock Of
Earthquake occurred at so minutes past
2 o'clock in the morning of the 10th, the
same time that it seems to have been felt in
the Atlantic states and in this country.
That shock was followed during the six.
teenth and the following night by nineteen
others and the 18th there we're three, and
the following night several others on the
18th there were several shocks on the 9Th
there were shocks and several through
the succeeding night, on the 10Th there
was written, the earth was trembling.--
The FIRST and second vibrations, aud that
between II and IL O'Clock on the i7th,
were the most violent.
The effects of these shocks appear TO
have been Of the most alarming kind. The
osrgs commanded by the author Of the let
ter was anchored in 2 12 fathoms water,
about II miles below New Madrid or 81
below the mouth of the Ohio. The vessel
was acted on by the water, in manner
that excited auppositioo Of her beiog
grounded, hat upon sounding they could
md no bottom. The current increased to
three times the velocity il had the proceed.
Ing evening the crew of a boat at the shore
Nsuhed that the river rose six feet in short
sme; and that no spot Of the land was to be
iound thar was not Gas thcy expressed it)
giving" Two Rat bottomed boats that
were lying at the shore, were destroyed.
one was broken entirely to pieces, and The
0saer overturncd-the crew saved them.
selves:
At the second shock, millions of trees
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-14

THE subscribers a,e now prepared to
L receive Flour at Shepherds. Town,
to transport to George Fown They pledge
themselves 70 use every exertion to make
il the interest of those who favour them
with their custom. Written instruction is
from all who forward their
Flour.
: A. SHEPHERD,
AND
JOHN LYME.
Feb. ID, 1912. r
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-14
TO BE SOLD.

4 BRICK HOUSE and part ola LOT
"A Of ground. aituatsd in a public part 81
Shepherds Town, adjoining the house and
lot Of MAJ. Henry Bedinger. A bargain
may be got in purchasing this property. By
applying to Mr.. Walter b. Seiby.
JOHN GOOD.
Feb. IL, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-14
ste @a5ette.
Martinsburgh, FEB. IA.

The President of the United States has
and signed the act authorising
the President to accept and organize a
Volunteer Military Force. The bill has
ofcourse become law.
MAT. Intel.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-14
The Public zuiU take notice.

TIC IHOHc UIIL tUEc nOttcey
THAT | will pay no debts contracted
L by any person whassoevsro on my &C.
count after this date /; until compelled 81
law, and | forwarn all persons concerned,
not to pay any money or property due 10
me, to any person except myself, OF to ~
written order.
JOHN CHENOWETH, sen.
Feb. IL, 1919. &
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-14
RALEIGH, (N. C) Ian. "a.

TIE Earthquake A letter has been re.
eeived in this city, from gentleman of the
first responsibility in Tennessee, which
states that the Earthquake, SO generally felt
on the 10th of December, was SO violent in
the vicinity Of his residence that several
chimnies were thrown down; and that
eighties or twenty acres Of land on Piney
river, had suddenly sunk SO low, that the
tops Of the trees were on a level with the
surrounding esrth. -Four other shocks were
experienced on the 18th, and one or more
continued to occur every day to the 3oth
ult. the date of the letter.
A slight shock of an Earthquake was felt
in this city about eight o'clock yesterday
morning. X continued only few seconds.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-14
/" FoRr MAssAc, Dec. ~, tst1.


az did not intend writing you this week,
but late dreadful phenomenon which hap
pened, aud still continues to alarm the in.
asbitants in this neighbourhood, viii pro.
badly excite your anxiety as to my safety.
You will no doubt, before this is received,
have heard Of the Earthquake experienced
in this quarter: and as stories of that kind
swell on their travels, particular sketch
of this may not be unwelcome to you. At
O'Clock yesterday morning, was awaken
ed by an intolerable rafting and shaking of
the house in which I live (4o feet by 500
which at first impressed me with the idea of
FIRE. On reaching the gallery, I immedi.
ately discovered the Cause of my slarm !;
the shock continued about FIVE minutes, the
upper story Tin which sleepy was so agi.
ta,ed as to threaten the whole fabric with
ruin. However, the only damage it sus,
saiued is ths loss of two brick chimnies
which pierced the roof; they were broken
off six feet from the top, this was the case
with four out of Eve in the garrison. 1t
has returned after short intervals ever since,
until 6 o'clock this morning; at IL it was
sgain felt, but so slightly that the alarm OF
the inhabitants begins to wear off, So far
as have heard from the country in every
direction, (say 20 miies) the effects of this
convulsion have been the same.
up. M..--Thc Post rider has just ar
rived from Louisiana. 80 miles distant, the
damage has been still greater"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-01-15
Book, HAT 81 Stationary Store.
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Several hundred Volumes Second hand

as, History. Eiqg,abhy, Foyages, 7rav-
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not much mjured-.all of whch will be
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One set Dr.. REEs New Cycopedia, a, one
Dollar per M . r. less than the present price
Inst reoeIvcd
Many new Plays, and other publications.
uniform edition OF Scorr Poems, British Spy, sc.
'1ISo, An additional supply Of School Books
OF every Kind in use, which will be'sold by the doz-
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WebSter's and Murtay's Columbian Orator,
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Letter Paper, of various kinds
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Paper.
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mers and CiC,gymanS Almanacks
Family Bibles, with and without plates.
Blank &C count Bools.
Rhode.Isand Clerks Magazines containing vari.
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hst quality.
Several thousand rolls PAPER HANG
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An extensive assortment, for rooms and win
dow Curtains.
READS and o,hcr collections Sacred Mu-
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EXTRACT TO THE EDIrous-pATEn

Washington, ian. 2.
On the question OK engrossing the bill 10
saise $4,000 regular troops, the principle
was this day settled in the House OF Repre-
scntatlves. Eighty-tspa Republicans voted
for it and eight tederalists. Against it there
were right Repubiicans,- three non dcscripts,
and tsyenty5onr federaiis,s, You will there
fore, perceive that the minority or opposition
consisted of three -lourlhs of the federal mem
bcrs and only one-eispensh part of the Repub-
licans. This statement will not oniy sbew
the state Cf. parties in the American House
OF Representatives, but ii Will prove to the
nation that the most important measure which
has been adopted since the organization CT
the existing federal government, has not been
h,noured by the support of many lederalists
and it will convince Great Britain that the
war against her to which we now stanJ Ibso-
lu;ely pledged, unless before the close OF
this session she yield to- our reasonable claims,
will be waged with the almost .nimous
voice of The nation In It's favour.
A short recess of Congress is in agita-
ton, but do not think an adjournment will
take place until late in Spring, without a re-
volution In the sentiments of the great body
of members. ."-Baitimore american.
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NCI ILL.

XkTE, .hc subsorbers, having been appointed BY
w the Honourable Court OF u. Obatc ( the to- n
oil t.e-Compton, Commissioners TO receive and e4-
anime the claims agains, thc estate OF
MOSES SUtkONIeH,
late OF ssid LttleCorpton. narinei deecast q, re-
presented inso!vcnt, and six months irou the IA Of
Dec 1871, last, being allowed for the pu pose do C
ssd-Notice is bercb. siyen, tha, We will attend
to the said service at the store Of wv. A. BRowN,
in Little Compton, OH the lis oaturd'y ia hls nd
each ensuing month, for tic time aforcs4d Al one
O'Clock, T.. ".
sTEphkS M'EpiHN a. aaoM SNoMIi NEIL. II c'mm''ioDe
TiyrrtOp Z s. 1919
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FOR Sale BY
Joseph BRIGGS,

40. 63, 2hdmeS-strre.,
$500 los. w. / COFFEE
lihds. best retailing MuLASSES,
Bbis Fresh FLOUR;
few hrkins PRIME BUTTER, suitable FOR fami-
" use;
4 general assortment of GROCERIES, As usual.
Also
\ constant supply ot GIN, (Pawtuxet
brandy Which, by tle most comps tent judges, is
ptonuuuced equal, II not sup, rour aay ds,II!cd
in the uutcd states
l,v, )Jr Saie--2 well mounted CANNON
AIDES
= Commission business solicited.
Newport, NV. DO 1871
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Incidentally omitted last wcek J

L.7ccidentaHy 0nIlitea laSt areeE
AT the Anna,l meeting of the Stockho!d-
ers Of the NEwPoRT BANK, holden at tbe
State e-house, on Wednesday, (Jah lst. 1912
the following gentlemen were unanimously
chosen Directors for the present year, viz ::
Constant Iaber, Edgvdrd Easi0n,
Samuel Vefnor, Henry Moore,
Thomas G. Piman, John Coggcshab aud
John SEocam, fisher R2E5tHs.
Sikas Dean,
And at meeting of the Directors on the
same day, CossTANr TABER, esq. was un-
animously reelected President.
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&c ECTlON lo2.--.and be il fJ@rfhcr en-
~ ac,ed, That the Cutters ana BoTs,
employed III the servic. OF the revenue, shall
be distinguished from other vessels ~ an
ensign and pendant, with such marks 'her'-
on, as Shall be prescr ribed and directed ~ The
President of the United Sla,es T; and III Case
any ship or vessel liable 10 seizure oI eXamln-
nation, shall no, bring 10, cn being required
or being chased by any cutter or boat, havlnG
displayed the ensign or pendant prescribed
tor vessels in the revenue service. At shan &c
iJwlui for the captain, mas,er or other person
having command OF SUI h Cuuer or boat, -
hre al o. into such vessel whIch shall not
bring 10, after such pendant and ensign shat
be nols,ed, and gun shall have been fred
by such cutter Or boat as a signal and such
captain, master or other person as aiores id,
and ali persons acting by Or under his drcc-
ton, sh9l! be indc muiicd from ary penslttcs >,
actions for damages Tor 50 dong ana II
any pcisc. shall be kieG OF WOUNDED by
su:h H,Inn, and the captain, master ot othcr
person aiOresald, shall be proscc utcd 90 al.
rested therefor, such captain, master OF othc
person shall be forthwith adnittcd 10 bali
And if any ship, vessel or boat, not employ
ed in the service of the revenue, shall, with
il the jurisdiction of the un'ted States, carry
or hoist any pendant c. ensign prescribed tor
vessels in the service aiuFcsoid, the moster,
or commander OF the ship o. vcssci 80 OF
icndine, shall forfeit and pay One Hundred
Doliags.'
THE Cutters and other vessels employed in the
service of the Revenue TO be cistine euIshcd from
other vessels by an Ensign and Pendant, consisting
OF sixteen perpendicular stripes, alternate red and
white, tho Union Of the Ensign to be the Arms OF
the United states, in dark blue white field.
w LILLIAN ELLERI, CDHccfor.
Collectors Office, Port ofl
Ne.rport, Jan Oh, 1872 ) TJan IS
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AfRRlED.

In this town, on Thursday evening last by the
Rev MIR Wheaton, Mr.. THOMAS &. iiAzARp, OF
SoHth. .KIngsio,si, 10 Miss ELtzADsTh ARNoLD, eid-
est daughter of Col. Thomas Arnold, OF this town.
On SUNDAY evening last. by the Rev. MIR. Eddy,
MIR WILLIAM SLocUM, of Portsmouth,, Ia Miss HAN
Nam GosroN, daughter of Mir. Edward Gorton, OF
this town.
DIED,
At NORTH. RIngstorsn on the 26,h ult. Mr.. JosKpu
G. NoR1HUP, aged 81 yearS.-Nir BENJAMiN Cole,
aged 96 wears
At Lift,e-COmpton. (suddcnly,) Capt. ZrBupAH
GRiN>ELL, aged 81 wears.
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BY the above state lncnt it will appear that the x
pendtures have exceeded The receipts for Tic year
1t is therefore thought exPeuent 10 hx Prce upon
the iabour of the children which has h,therio been
performed gratis Subscribers Therefore Lifted
that all WORK done AT the school in future viii be
charged in proportion to the following rates men's
shirts made and marked, 10 cents chdren's do
IL cents ; cambrick neck ahdkerohlets, cents
pair sheets, 10 ce!its; other work in proPortiona
schedule of which may be At the school
L. ). EARL, secreiary.
.Nc1ybort, 1st mo. 6th, 1912
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NOl lII..

WAsHIHc row, se-Clcrk's CGfce, Corrt II
Common Pleas, Dee. ., Il. u 1871.
NIiIEREAS JosEPH Lrwis, pf Exeter. IN TIVE
w county OF Wsshngton, hath flied IN tins Of
flee resolution OF the General hsscmb y, Al their
session. holden at .kngsiown, October last,
extending 10 him the benefit Of act, passed in
June, l756, enuted, An act for tho reef of nsol-
vent dcb;rrs" Notice is therefore hereby given to
he Creditors Of sad Lewis. 20 app. II The! sec TT,
before said Court. 1t die term thereof, next U be
holden At South.kingsto~n, within aud Tor The co'in-
" Of Washington on the second Monday oi Februa.
~ next, then and there TO nominate AssIgDess on
the Estate Of tire sGd Lewis, agrecabl! t;Nhe pro.
visions Of said act.
Jan. Is THOMAS r. WELLS, Clerk.
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First War Measure.

The bill for raising an addnlonly military
force Of $4,000 men, passed It's third reading
in the House of Representatives, on Monday,
by ma jority Of siCfy votes. Some amcnd-
ments have been made by the House which
require the concurrence of the Senate and
She bill has yet to receive the Executive APP
probation before it becomes law. But, as
the bill originated in the SenAte i, is not pro-
bable that much opposition will be made by
that body to the slight amendments by the
House nor, as the bill ga, far to pu, the
nation into the armour anu attitude recon-
mended by the President in his message at
the opening Of the session, is it at all probl-
ble that bis signature will be withheld So
that we may consider the bill as passed,
law.--Adhorai Intel ,yenecr.
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C()ItNS.

IN hfaiible Care far Corns, usthoa! cutting
the 2oes T
THIS late discovered and valuable Vegcta-
bic Corn Cure, be had by applying to
BENANIWELL SHAW, No. -, Tanner-streats
Newpor--price 25 cents per totto.
II also cures ringworns, and worts, much cheap
CT than with stolen meat
NR A cure is warranted to those, who choose 'c
attend, three times day, for one week, at 5 $50
cents for each person. .a ian. <
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NEWPORT
WEDNESDAY. JfN IS. 1912.

- The Editor Of Ae Rhode. Island RepRbhcGn
haIfny been afpalted 10 pranUlyGte he LG'ss q Con-
gress, informs those rrho may ssish 70 become sa6
serbers TO this pGSer, for ne PURPOSE q SGaa'HS The
Pubick La,Ss, that las su5sc9pasn bOsk is kebs open
az he o5ee sshere subscriptions XIII be rece'rea sn e
usual terms.
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PAUL NJ. MUMf ORD,
OFFERS FoR Sale

A Tract Of Land, iying IN the town OF
"A South. .Xingsto~n, consisting Of $50 acres,
mostly covered with Wood Of All excellent quality
and growth.
Said Land will be sold at Auction, on the
20h day Of April next, f not previously disposed Of
a, Private sale, and viii be divided into Lots from
ten 'n fifty acres, N best su', the purchasers
Newport, Ucc ~, 1911.
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h;rrtou-C;fv. Z,

Uashing.on- City, Jan. Q, 1912.
The Senate have rejected ali the amendments %
The House of Representatives to the Army which
go tc limit the appointment Of officers. &c. by very
large majorites I, remains for the House 10 recedc
from, or insist on, their smendm, mt The House Of
Representatives. have progressed in the digestion and
Consideration Of other pre-, sratory suited
70 the crisis The Bill for organizing volunteer
'orps was yesterday debated in committee Of the
ole. The number authorized is .ff,ytkou,a7d.
an appropriation Of three millions of dollars is
itaincd in the Bill, applicable 10 the object, il
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Eaterea-ship Chase, Midwell, 81 Croir brig
FclN,i Cornwall, Coyepne i; sch. Despatch, Smith,
HpGaa do Leader, stevens, .ie.rdndrid s!oop
Fame, E,ri, .Ns,r-iork. 90. Rsimg.sun, DAVIS, do
CeureG--orig ramc, Burroughs, " i'nng'on ;
sch W.hi.m, oayc,, Harona 10. Equshty, Cooke,
,0ew 10 Shibboleth, White, B"hnmo'e; do In
ipsuv. rrpp, Jimiagton sloop Resoluunn. WINS
NV, Oeracoie do. Express, Justin, .NeE0lor
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MR. FRAZER presents his best
thanks to the inhabitants of Newport for the liberal
support they have afforded his endeavours to
them for twenty years past, and assures them lac
viii always retain grateful sense Of their Kindness
As he intends TO remove with has family
early the ensuing spring, he offers for sale to let
the lowest terms hs house, No. s. Church street,
with the lot on which 4 slards.
Should any young gentlemen wish Tor in
s,ructions in the advanced branches Of ltora-
before his departure, he soliots their attend
arcc as soon as possible. Jan. l. 1879
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eontc mplatep. The committee made considerable
progress in the Bl but adiournei without reporting
II To the house. I'here is not much doubt of It's
passage through the House of Representatives.
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MOI tCr..

w AS. Tie subscriber, proprietor in the
w building and appurt-nances thorcunto belong
ing, called the stcne Cotton Factor, in Tvcrton.
Whatever Other name the may shall be- called
b,, is az present implicated with others, who ca
themselves propr,tors ot the same And whereas
the subscriber has frequently solicited them to,
reasonable, aud, h, conce,es, equitable settc-
ment Of the accounts between him AID them, which
has as often by them, individually well collect
vely, been reuscu And whereas they have virtu-
ally threatened to the subscriber in debt by pur-
chasing and endeayourng to purchase matters and
things for the purpose of putting the same Factory
into operation and use, for spinning yarn and making
cloth and have also erected building the pre-
misses contrary to the consent and in defiance Of the
prohibition Of the subscriber: And whereas the
subscriber. resumng on the sacred rights Of Man,
feels his right to dispose of his unincorpo-
rated property, without the unlieenccd control Of
any pcrson-rhereforc hc cautions all manner Of
persons whatever against contracting any account
with said persons. pretending to inpica,e the SUBJ
scribcr therein, or trusting them in any manner or
FORM wherein he might have otherwise been holden
TO pay any part OF any debt, which they may
tract, as aforesaid.
SETH SIMMONS.
Tiverton, Jan I, 1912. (J8)
49, The Shares Owned by said SIMMONS,
which are in number forty y-one. are now for sale.
=. s.
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THE publisher OF the Neqp- England
Il Seiec,i0a, or Plain Psahnodiss, having found q
more rapid sale OF said Book than was expected by
him when was published, has, upon the solicitation
of some at the friends of The book, and competent
judges of Psalmody, concluded to publish another
edition of sad book with some few slte terations, 40
To have them bound and ready for sale in October
next. lie feels himself much obliged to those who
have encouraged and promoted thesale of said book
and would thank any Of his respondents, as well
as those who teach Psalmody, and superiUcnd IL in
religious societies, TO recommend To him any suta-
bic piece for insertion in the second edition.
J"n /, 1879 JOEL READ.
\. B All letters directed TO said READ ana sent
TO pawtuck,u post Office, North III evidence, I'D
post paid, will b, grcstuy received.
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Brandy7,ins Paper.


Vas J.'st recelvcH Jron Fh1a0fIpMo,
Sixty kt,tas BRhNDYW WINE PAPER,
cons, ing Of cap No & > Quar,o velum post and
medium Drawing, which with his former stock, Of
vsnous k,rds of PAPER, makes his assortmen, as
complete as any IN this State. All which will be
sod as low as cen b, purchased in this town.
l,tr.t
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NOT CE.

The editor Of the Rhode. Island Rcbab6coi! is re-
quested to pupIisn the section Of he Act of Con-
sress regulate the collection of Duties on Imports
nd Tonnage, and subjom the description OF thc
Ensign and Pend ait therein referred 10, both which
now send you. VIM ELLERI, COHecior
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IMPORTANT !

II He Fortunate AGvcnlurcrs and Owners
Of the GRAND PRIZE of
10000 aolAury,
in the DIXyILLE hoAU LoTl ERY, 5th class,
obtained through The Truly forIaaase Lo;Ee-
ry Office Of
=. G. SHAK,
arc re, :,ues.ed TO meet a, the Reading Room,
in his House, No. ll8, IhdH,cS-Sfrr-t, op
Monday evening next, al 6 O'Clock, P. NJ. tor
he purpose oi making arrangements Tor the
payment OF their rcspcctlye dividends.
f.cchmg, and Lonery 0Gec, No. llS,
thames street, Jon. u, 1872
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CRA%3IO< y sHAW.
IJAVE Just received 50 bbls. supcrfine
RICHMOND FLOUR,
selected particularly for family use, which
thty vii sell on very reasonable terms.
Dec II:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-01-15
NOTICE..

THE Co-Partnership of ANTHONY & HTsCOX,
i is this day dissolved, BY mutual consent
Those persons who indebted to said firm,
earnestly requested TO make immediate paymen, TO
HrstY AsrHosY, Who is authorized to settle the
ssme. ~ .j.NTHONY.
Newport, dec -, 1911 J. s. HfSCOY
- The busines. future will be carried
on by HENRY ANTHONY, at the old stand,
40 ~, ,.Warkcf-Sgvare-phere he has for soic.
Rum, Gin. Brandy, Cherry, Teas, Sugar, Cofcc,
Moasses, Rec, &~ SC Also, Rye and Ind = J,
aud Qvantity vi Goldfish. Dre. rs.