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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-10

NTHen 0y IoWi3 Lazy y se'Se"J
MIDNIGHT
HOW sweet is the night, when in silver beams stray
ing,
The moon softly tingcs the still gliding wave
While in whispers the breeze 'monS The branches IS
playing,
And soft falls the leaf, in its watery grave.
No sound strikes the ear, save the soul soothing
murmur,
srhe waterfall sends on the breath of the night;
Whilst echo repeats the low sound, long, and rtncr
And cheers the lull'd bosom. with simple delight
The sunmcr-house built meath the bows OF the willow
Hangs pensivcly the brcezedimpFd stream
While the moons silver radiance bcspAngles the b-
That sparkIes, and mcIs in the soft trembling
CLEAN.
Sure the mild scene is spread 10 remove eyry sorrow
To cheer the lone bosom with rapture sincere -
From pleasures like these sweet reflection should
borrow,
A something to dry up the gref-falling tear
B How sweet are the hours Of lone contemplation,
When silence, and moonlight repose on the scene
The heart then can offer parer o5lation,
That when the gay objects OF day intervene
Is not tbis season TO friendship improving,
Or love to become an affection divine
And religion, in strains that solemniy moving,
To heaven the thought Of her bosom resign!
O NAV virtue for ever afford me p0tcetion,
Inculcatc her prcccpts, and guide me IN truth
Nav nv heart be the seat Df baneful affection.
To embi.te- IN age, or 10 sny N yoitA nCJ.
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AmeYicans f! .Attentioa I

Your Country caNs-to Grn'S !! 10 arms =
Defend yowr right !--Dcttnd your shores =
Your serpices are sv0afed--yonr country calls
on you TO stch .forsoard and Join in defence ef
her yast and hoty cause. .dny one spho as sp,l-
ing 10 stand f6rscard can do SO, 6y ahaiying TO
Can't. JAMES PrRRY, ar Forf .ddan,s, ia the
foysn Of .Ncwhorf, phere he is noSr filing mf
his COMPANY InfdntrA Ntwforf Guards, Voi-
unfeers to fkc Urited States.
The Nsxforf Guards arc sfationed Oh the
island Of Rhode-Isiand they have been in SER
vice nearly three months, and Of course cannof
serve buf niue months longer u spanted. The
enrolment spiN be Kept ohea three weeks II MOI
fitted an sooner. The Ccmhany is Gmited 10
one hundred and .ffy 'aen--.ffy-one haze
joined spithin the iasf fen days. Therefore
lose no nine, 6uf advance, caiek-naae, in sohd
columns, or yom lose yoar chaaee.
.fny brother Soldier ssAc may take ~. his
march from the coassry for fhr fnr1lose u
j,in;ug said comsary, uiH oEuance as far as
.Ncsehorf, there halt and refresh. FROM fhcuce
he sriN take IN ms tine Of march ia the fellow
isr manner :--.f 7osvnsend's Corner front TO
TIE south, march, guick-time, haJa n'iic---then
hcT face 10 fac rigAf haif mi!'-fhen right
face one nlic-rhen righf face one mi!r--fAen
hcif face 20 the TN, sphich s0iH be az she gate,
F5rf-.zdams. Tell sA- Sentry 10 call ihe Ser
gcam of fhe Guard and iyorm hioi 'kere ss a
PATRIOT come TO Join the Nsvaort Cards,
J'ol,;a'cers 10 fAr United States. There yen
XII fud yeIrcshmenf enongh ef good rOasf
beef ard crcclic.t quarters.
J.4AfES PERRY, Cehfcin,
Ne-. 81. Commanding Fort .fdams.
n iew copies o, D,~uS Nom,nissio" Tor
privatec's, may be had II tbs Office. Ms.
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Grocery and Commission Store.

3LRLMIAa PLCAHA1N,
pE.pECTFULLy acquaints his friends and the
IL publick that he has taken the new store, No.
Mllstrect near the corner OF Thames street, where
he intends to keep hand, general assortment OF
Wcst- Mdia Seeds ana Groceries,
of prime quality, and at the lowest prices. for cash
or approved credit.
n. b. The HAIRDRESSiNC Busincs:
will be carried OH at said store-where the former
customers of Mr. r. respectfully solicited to Ia
YOUR him with their business. Mar. IL.
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Portsmouth
Wcolen- -Manufactory.

THE subscriber informs his friends and
tie public that having procured superior workman
as clothier, (who has derived much information
from practice with European manutac'urer) wi''in
future be able to carry ON the business IN man,
utr equal 70 any similar establishment in the United
Sates--'rhe strctest attention will be paid for the
punctual performance of sl orders aud every favor
gratefully acknowledged SAMUEL CLARKE.
SAMUEL CrARKE < DARIUS u. LAwroN~--have
on hand variety of American manufactured Wool
en- Goods, consisting of kesseymcTes, Sathnetts x
Plains, of various coors.--ALso, Fiannels, Blank
citing, sc. 6f their own manufacturing sept 10.
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ALSO,---JUsT REcuIvED,
$50 quin,als Codfsh
rs boxes English lIcrrings.
10 kegs Lard;
1000 w. Cheese
Q hhds Molasscs
90 bags West India Coilcs
$50 W.T. Loaf Sugar
bbls white powdered do.
caddy's first quality souchonS Tea;
5 Cherry Juice
10 bbs. Mess Pork
5 boxes New-yolk Soap;
100 bushels Rye Graln;
kegs locacco
10 do. Buaeri
9 hhds. w. Island Rum
2 bbs Mason's Gin;
8 bales Upland Cotton;
400 assorted Baskets;
doz. Felt Hats
large assortment of Iron Ware
do do. Earthern do
do. do Stone do;
10 dozen sets Of Measures
$4,000 Boards, with quantity OF Plank, Shi
giles, Latlls, Clapboards, &C. and rundry other. an
cics two numerous to mention.
The above articles are to be sold on the most re
sonable terms for cash or approved credit.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber wishing ,o close his business in
"A this town, soiici.s those who are indebted to
him 1, make pl,mea, without delay to M;.Na,iianiei
sw.e,. who is uy Authorized to sc;,!c the SANE.
E.- 10 JOSIAH MUNRO.
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a few copics ., S,~uS Nom,n'ssloo Tor
priva,cc's, may be had a tbs Office. Ms.
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TO LEI,

lind fossession given fnnediafeiy.J
IL convenient House, situated near
the Post Office-Also, Tor sale, good scconJ-hand
Chaise with a Harness. For particulars inquire ct
Nav 90 JOHN MARsN.
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TAKE NOTICE.

NJ IOL.
THINKING it expedent to teach school, shall
be obliged to any of the Methodist Society who
can furnish me with scholars.-lhose of other de-
nominations viii be equally acceptable. To com
mence in the Methodist Chapel. about the 10th inst
BENZ. f. LANDLORD.
Newport. Dec. 8, 1912.
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Ten DOLLAKo Rr. " AltD.
DEsERTED. from on board U. S. Grn-i,oa', No.
~ e5, lying in Newport lIarbcr. JOHN sN'IrH.
seaman, about Zee, inches high, dark compex-
ION. black hair, round face, asd large whisssrs.
Whoever secures the above desci;sr and delivers
him To the Commanding Officer, si Nr@po'i. shall
receive the above reward and all necessary charges
paid ISr srder Of fhe Cerrmrn'aonf.
SAMUEL Rlciia3DE:. i.
Nswpos;, Deccrnbcr A, 1912.
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Samuel ]. Potter,

Acqaaints his friends and the Public
IN general.
THAT he has taken the Store, Nc.
Il 1i8, Thames street, opposite Mr.. Nathaniel
Sweets, where he intends keeping very extensive
assortment OF English and American manufactured
III "A L s.
which he will warrant not inferior to any in the Cni
ted States viz
Cent!emen's fashionable Beavers,
Supcrline do. Castors.
Common do. do.
Patent elastic silk HATS.
Plated and wool do
With acra assortment of ChiIdren's black bluc.
drab and green Beavers; also, few dozen Of small
red, black and green morocco HATS.-All of which
he will sell at wholesale retail, cheap can be
purchased in New-york or boston. April %.
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Evening School.

THE Subscribers Evening School is now
open at his house, No. 5, ,CHURcH-sTREE1.
from q 10 o'clock, p. where Young Gcntiems a
are taught Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography, and the French Language.
also, Navigation, Mensuration, and Merchants Ac-
counts Terms of tuition viii be very reasonable
Newport, Yet 1. j. CLARhE.
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OI LE
THE lower part Of the pleasant situated House iE
j Brdge-strcet, corner of First-street, consist
ing of Ave rooms on the floor, in coed repair, and
very convenient with cellar and tore-house, &c.
viii be furnished If required anG possession given by
10Th OF June Terms known by applying to the Sub.
scr;ber. JAMES TOWNSEND.
Nav 27.
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GKOCE.KlES
William White,

ms JUST RECEIpED MD
Offers Cor SALE at the store, L9ag-zvhar formerly
occupied by the Progressive COMPANY, No.. IL.
RI THOLES7LE3 e RETAfL,
A General Assortment of Grocery, Crocscry, and
Glass Ware SIC &C NsIsTINC Or
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BENJAMIN II. Tisdale & Co
WATCH-MAkLKS

WATCH -MAkEkS,
No 90, 7hames-Strect, 0gertor sale,
a General assortment Of Fashionable
4 a and Fancy GOODS, as follows -
Warranted and commons Combs
English and GencyanS .Siiser Ware.
WATCHES; STea and Table spoons;
Looking Glasses SMarrow Mustard ana
Shaving Glasses Salt, dos
Brass Handirons, ShovelsSjugar Tongs;
and Tongs SScissor anG PincushioR
Britannia Teapots; Chains;
Knives and Forks; Spencil Cases and Thin
Jack and Pen Knives ) blcs.
Razors and Scissors Geld Hare.
Shutters and Travs S.ockcts and Breast Pins ;
Flutes, Flies, &c. SPeari-set Ear Rings;
Plated Castors and Cans -SBracelets, castick and
dlesticks plain hair work
Ladies and Gentlemcn'sS Necklaces
Pocket Books and Pur-SWatch- Chains, Seals and
ses ) Keys
Waist Clasps, of the new-SWith variety of other
est fashion articles, TOO numerous
Tortoise Shell and Iony to mention
Clocks and Watches OF every description
cleaned and repaired in the best and war
rantcd.
Jewclry and Silver Ware OF all kinds,man
ulacturcd and repaired.
- Cash and the highest price given Tor
old gold and silver. Feb. 10
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MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.

AS the article Of bread is serious object in
house keeping, may DC an acceptable piece OF ntor
nation to The public to learn, that many families
have adopted the of rice in making bread, in the
proportion of Que fourth The rice is previously boiled
for ten twelve minutes, in three times its weight
of water, which is put to it cold. Thus ten pounds
and half of flour, the quantity used in three quar-
tern loavcs, when made into dough, with one pound
and half OF what the bakers call sponge will knead
up with three pounds and half of whole rice SD pre-
pared, and the produce will be sir iOares instead Of
f.ree-hcreby a saving will be made OF twopencc in
;he quartern loaf vaiuing the rice sixpencc per
lb after paying the baker amply for his trouble and
the consumption of corn will be reduced nearly one
half The bread is very palatab!c, and lighter and
whittier than wheaton bread. t. l.., ..st
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II HYIIW.

ALMIGHTY GOD, whose sovereign sway,
THE known, and ualsnown worlds obey :"
To thee our song of praise shall rise,
Like sweetest inccnce to the skies.
Parent Of light, we bless thy hand,
That in Creations great command,
Thy Church illustriously should share
Thy first, thy most peculiar care.
Thy Church, established e'er the spheres
Began the circuit OF their years,
Etc nal ages yet To come,
Shall flourish in immortal bloom.
Look from thy heavenly Throne Of love,
With pious zeal our bosoms prove;
While on this solemn day, we raise
Our boldest notes to hymn thy praise.
Give to thy servent sovereign Lord,
Whom thou hast made to preach Thy word,
Invested in the robes Of peace,
Of grace divine, a rich increase.
Grant that this people, warm with zeal,
May every christian virtue feel
And DER his fa,lings kindly move
III endcaring mantle of their love.
And when this litc of praise is Ger
When Sabbaths shall return no more;
When Gospel sounds, divinely clear,
Shall cease 10 charm the ravish'd ear;
Then may we, coath'd in every grace.
Enraptur'd, view thy glorious face;
Spring from the close of morn and even,
And join the gcn'ral Church i'll Heaven.
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FRESH SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES.
JOSIAH MUNRO,

Oiicrs Tor sale, ON very reasonable terms,
tor cash, or approved paper, at the old
stand of. MUNRo & Co.
No. ll6, Thames Street,
Hhds. w. Island Rum
25 pipes best country Gin;
do. 4,h proof Brandy; =
10 or. casks Sherry 1v;,s. y
do. Malaga S v ' :
l8 boxes hyson, ! s -
20 chests hysonskiO, Teas, IS
25 do. souchong, $
DO. bohea :
100 bags and Is bbls. Coffee; s.
25 boxes Chocolate, No. |, % 8;
40 do. Doo!ittle's Soap; : I
25O VT. Spanish hotant Indigo; (
700 do. New Orleans do. SIS
l5bags Pepper;
l8 do. Pimento; s 5
200 lbs. Nutmcgs; 8 =.
100 do. Cloves; :
boxes Mustard; sc
Is sacks Corks; g.
10 kegs best Ginger; 2 -
5 hhds. Pearl Ashes; G
2 tons Campcachy Logwood; 2
$50 lbs. India Alum; %
S bbls. Starch; z
5 bags Cotton; = 6
Pots Maccabau Snuff; ::
Kegs Rappc do; 5
Bladders do.
Papers Tobacco, &c. &c.
Newb01, Warch 4, 1912.
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ON w AR.

ON WAR.
From Europe's shores where peace so late appeard,
The dreadful din Of War again IS heard
Again her sons b arms embodied 80,
And march undauntcd on to meet their foe.
Again must human nature weep and groan,
Whilst thousands fall implied and unknown;
Far from faithful friend, or kindred dcaf,
/" Dcny'd the rcck'd urn, or trophiod bier"
Oh may there not some remedy be sent
This rage for war--this madness to prevent,
And spare the lives of MILLIONS that must TALL
Victims TO death, unmerited withai
An Man, forbear from barb'rous arts restrain,
Nor let the voice of Nature plead in vain
Awa&e to PHYS soft and melting tear
To justice, mercy, lend willing ear;
Behold the aged sire, the tender wife,
Bersft OF objects dearer than their life
The virtuous maiden also pierc'd with woes,
Which time with all It's cures can never close;
While helpless babes left f.theress behind,
And from one Parent only succOur Ind
Such scenes rs these, too painful 10 be told,
.1lnst Europe witness and again behold
Must her fair plains become barren waste,
Aud human blood the fruitful soil dctace
Must want and tamine-misery severe,
And all these woeful ills again appear
q, God Of Grace, whom num'rous nations sway,
.7ver, auerI this cruel war we pray,
Unioc again the kindred heart Of man,
And peace establish on lasting plan.
No longer roam, O. Muse, 10 foreign shores,
10 fate we leave the contest we deplorc,
And greet Columbia's fav'ritc land below,
Where streams of bliss from various fountains How
No " din of arms nor battles dreadful sound,
Disturb our peace within walls around.
No scenes of horrour, anarchy and strife,
Divide the social bands that swcetcn life;
But peace, jair peace extends around ber smiles,
And picnteous stores rewards the labrors toiis.
An blest Americans long firm ye'yc stood
Ne'er lose The prize We with much blood.
Let sll in friendship harmony delight,
And in one common interest rc.unite;
Trust TO the man ye've chosen for guide,
Who steady steers through bolstrous winds and tide
Unshalen, firm, amidst his foes remains
Ills country's good his chief and only aim.
No sanderous tongues in fasehoods that delight,
Can blast his fame, which shines unsullied, bright
Let praises then to JEFFERSON increase
A friend to freedom, liberty and peace.
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Book, Hat g Stationary Store.
~ EORGE WANTON,
~ OFFER FOR E9LE,
Several hundred Volumes Second Hand
.HODKN---

as, History, Biqgyaphy, PyGges, 7rav-
eA, Novels, Plays, Porais Sc.
not much injured--aii Of which will be
sold for ONE HALF the original price.
One set DR.. REEs New Cyclopedia, a, one
Dollar per number less than the present price.
inst receiocd.
Many new Plays, and other publications.
uniform edition of Scorr Poems, British Spy SC.
'aIso, An additional supply oi School Books
of every kind in use, which will be sold by the doz-
SINGLE on the lowest terms--among which arc
Webster's and Munay's Columbian Orator.
Spelling Books, Murrays Grammar, In
Alden's lst, ID, and Sd PRODUCTION, Reader, and
vols. Walkers Dc,ion- sequel
aries, Histor, OF w-England,
DaboIs Arthmeticks, School Bibles,
Morse's Geography, Testsments,
American Preceptor, Dwights Geography, &c.
.fiso, receiveG,
Best foolscap No. and . Writing Paper, by rcam
or quirc.
Letter Paper, of various kinds.
Doch Quilts, Waters, scaling Wax and Musck
Paper.
Iikesaise, reccived,
Few more groce Bickerstaff'S Rhode-Island, Far
mers and Cicrgymans Almanack's
Family Bibles with aud without plates.
Blank account Books.
Rlodc.Isa Clerks Magazines, containing vari
Gus forms OF Writings.
Connor, Merry Andrew, and best Eagle, ana Hen
ry Sth, Playing Cards
THE. HAT STORE.
is furnished with an assortment Gen,leman's bes. SUI
crime Beaver HATS, fashionable in shape and of the
best quality
Several thousand rolls PAPER HANG
INGS and BORDERS,
An oxtcnsi,e assortment, for rooms and win-
dow Curtains.
" RsAp's and o,hcr collections Sacred Mu-
sick Cor singing Societies. Jan Is.
RHYANA SEC dRS.
Is boxes best Havana Segars, Just re.
ccived and For sale by G. SHAW.
reb 20
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John Johnson,

Has received from .Ne7o- York,
1000 VT. excellent Coffee; IA bbIs. su-
perfine Flour; Cognac Brandy Madeira Wine /; Ja-
maica Spirits and cask OF excellent Gin &c &c.
all of which he will retail at low price, at store 50,
TuAMEs-SrhEEr, opposite WIN. CRoox's store
N. b. Accommodations for Ladies and Cen
tcmcn. as private Boarders. Dec IS.
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NOTICE.


1T Court IF Probate, holden at Uindhar,
an and for Tie District Of UTndhaa,, Fe6.
Is, 1912.
PON the representation OF ELIZA
BETH SLocuM, Administrators on the Estate
OF JOHN 81 JcUM, late OF Lebanon, in said District
deceased, that said Estate will prove nsolvent and n-
sufficient to pay debts due from said deceased pray
ms that Commissioners may be appointed to examine
such claims as may be exhibited 10y the Creditors and
report to this Court such legal and ough, to be
allowed
Ordered by this Court that said Administ atrix give
notice TO all persons interested in said Estate appear
at the Probate Office in Windham, on Monday, the
9Th day OF March next at 2o'clook, p. ". then and
there to object Of they cause) against the ap-
pointment OF Commissioners said Estate. Notice
to be given BY posting Copy Of this Order on the
pubicS sign pest in said Lebanon, and also by caus.
ing the same to be inserted in of tho publick
Newspapers printed at Newport, State of Rhodo-I.-
land. i2p order of Court
Tsst--SAMUEL GRAY, Clerk
Winjham. (Con Feb. Is, 1912 rr:s1
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TO TILE PURLICN.

The subscriber having been greatly benefited by
the use of DR.. Rogers Vegetable Pumonic Deter
gent, conccvcs 1T duty lie owes the proprietor of
the medicine and the rubck to state the following
facts.
For several years have been much afflicted with
the Asthma and for weeks together have not been
bic TO lie down in ny bed seeing the above Medi-
cine advertised for sale at Mr. TAPPAN's Book store,
1 determined TO make trial of it, though l have al
ways been much prejudiced against Patent Medicines
IN general and confess had very little faith in this
but 20 my great surprise and Joy, after taking
the first dose, found myself so much relieved to
sleep quietly in bed and have ever since, when in
the least troubled with the Asthma, found immedi-
ate relief by its
do not hesitate, with confidence, to recommend
the Vegetable Detergent to all in the least afflicted
with ihC Asthma, and have doubt but they will
receive great relief by the of this invaluable
medicine. WM WALKER.
Portsmouth, March IL, 1911.
|, ISRAEL FENNER, of Providence, in
the State of Rhode-Isand, do hereby certify, that
my wife, RUTH FENNER, was afflicted for consid-
cradle time, in the summer of 1871, with extreme
cough, pain in her side and loss OF appetite, which
reduced her to such low and feeble state that she
was scarcely able to walk across the room, and to
all appearance fast inclning to a quick consumption
| Immediately obtained one cake Of Rogers Vcget.
able Pumonic Detergent, and after taking this ac-
cordng to the directions, she was restored to her
usual state of health, which we attribute, with the
blessing Of God, to the above valuable medicine.
ISRAEL FENNER.
Providence, November II, 1911.
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CERTIE IC.7I'ES.
/. JONATHAN KINGSLEY, OF Wind

j, JONA HAN kINGSLE1, OF WIHu-
ham, in the county Of Wndham, and State of Con-
nectcut, do hereby certify, that my wife, ZILLAH
KINGSLEY, was afflicted in the winter OF 1909, with
extreme cough loss Of appetite, &c. and though
under the of able Physician, and not expert
encng any particular benefit, was induced TO make
trial of DR. Rogers Vegetable Pulmonc Deter
gcntand after using two or three cakes she expert
enced its beneficial effects and i'll the course Of a
few months recovered her usual state of health,
which she had previously been so much alarmed
about and we think il is entirely owing to the
valuable medicine called Rogers Vegetable Pums-
me Detergent. JONATHAN KINGSLEY.
Windham, July u, 1911.
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kcgers' Tegetabh Pnlmsnir
Oetergent
ron COVSU.NPTfON, .iSTK.]L77TCK AND
C.fT,iRRHAL CO.NPL.3L.AY'S.

OH COSbDL~b| IION, ISl N.ti.I 4 II N NV ~
C.fT.iRRHiL CO.RPL.3I.NT'S
NOTHING which has been said in recon-
mendation Of this medicine, has been in the least
degree exaggerated, which many OF the enlightened
aud -andd Of the Faculty, with whom the proprie-
tor has had interview, and communicated many
OF the principal ingredients, politely acknowledge
lis evident superiority over tho usual heating Exrs
and Baisams in diminishing arterial action, and by
degrees diminishing expectoration, by increasing in
sensible perspiration, is too evident TO be denied
this with every assertion of the Proprietor upon the
subject, are strictly in conformity 10 truth and
not certificate Of IT'S efficacy has ever been iabr-
Gated or obtained from dsreputable sources, but In
varably have been profiercd to The publick by gen.
tlemcn Of respectabity, and friends to the rights
{ man GEORGE ROGERS.
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NOTICE.
THE Hon. Court Of Probate for the town OF
Portsmouth, in the county of Newport. having APP
pointed the subscribers Commissioners 10 receive
and examine the claims of the creditors to the Es-
tate of
JOSEPH CUNDALL. ESQ
late Of Portsmouth, deceased, represented insol-
vent and six months from the Oath Of February,
1912, are allowed for that purpose. Notice is
hereby given that they will attend to said business
at their respective dwellings,
Abraham Anfhoy, J
San1ua Sheaman, Com'rs.
Thomas Potter, jr.
All persons indebted to said Estate earnestly
called upon to make payment to
81, Sam"sl e. CLARK, : Adm,,c.
Giles Manchester, s ANN 'S'
Portsmouth, FEB. "a, 1912
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PAUL vi. MUMFORD.

OFFERS FOR SAFE,
A Tract Of Land, lying in the town of
L N South -Kingstown, consisting Of 80 acres,
mostly covered with Wood Of an exc client quality
and growth.
Said Land will be sold at Auction, on tho
20h day of April next if not previously disposed Of
at Private sale, and will be divided into Lots from
ten to fifty acres, may best suit the purchasers.
Newport Dec. Il, 1911.
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POETRY.


I.7Hhoagh the 5Ilo,piag written, in 1905, get The
genuine spirit Of philanthropy and feace menledtes
entities n TO a better fate than that Of obhrion