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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-05
VALUABLE and PRODUCTIVE
REAL ESTATE,
IOR SALE.

THf. Subscribe offers Tor sale the
4 MINERAL SPRING ESTATE, in Stafford
Connecsc cut, OF which he is proprietor. This Estab
shment has, Tor many years past been the resort OF
visitors. both for health and amusement from yari.
Gus parts Of the United States. For few years
past, that resort has annually increasing Dur
Ing the present season. the receipts from the Esab
lishment, for fifteen weeks in succession, have OH
average exceeded I1yo Hundred Dollars each ,seek
The property consists Of large and well finished
Hotel, 60 feet by 10 and three stories IN height
two Bathing Houses convenient Store, tvo stories
in height large Barn and Coach-liouse and a
number of out-budings, among which is handsome
Sunmcr-iIousc, with Bowling Alley adjoining il !;
and about 100 acres Of Land, well fenced and wa
tered
The Mineral Waters belonging to this Establish
ment are unouesonably an excellent remedy in
many diseases. The air of the town is IncomDonly
salubrious, and the situation adjoining the Springs
has, by visitors, been pronounced I" deghiiu"--
The Springs arc situated the great Turnpike
Roal leading from Boston to Hartford and New
York. Turnpike Roads from four other different
quarters fan into the Boston Turnpike, one at the
distance Of mile, two at The distance OF mile and
an halt, and at the distance Of two miles from
,he Springs. This circumstance renders the place
easily accessible from almost every part OF the
country.
This property would be sold on terms accommo-
dating to apurchaser. large amount Of House
bold Furniturcy belonging 10 the ESlaDEshnicnt
would be included in the sales, should it be the
wish Of the purchasers
For further pal ticuars, please inquire of the sub
scriber. on the premises, or Of MIR. HENRY MOORE,
OF Newport, who can give additional information on
the subject. SAMUEL WILLARD.
&cf6rd SPRINGS, sept. 2S, l80z---<c6)
n. u. Ia the event ct sale of the property, pos
session would be given about the Goth of November,
ov the 6rst Of April next, as might best accomino.
date purchasers.
Or II beaut.fai cofber.pate engraving IF he a5ove
described premises. mag he seen at this cf'ce
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Ill t,pe,Mes TO Wealth not YET stopped.
T>HE GRAND SUSQUEHANNA
4 CANAL LOTTERY, Sd Class, commences
drawing in 19 days.

Hlsi a host Of Others.
In this Lottery there are $4,000 Tickets, but only
$4,000 numbers, beibg two tickets of one number
the capital prizes Of $4,000 dollars must fai 10 one
number, and SO with the two 10000 dollar prizes.
to that person buying two tickets Of one
number may draw the enormous sum of
One Hund,,ed Thousand Dollars.
Present price Of Tickets III dollars, quarters 3,
,s but this is the most popular scheme Of
tered in this country, it is probable tickets viii rap
idly advance in price.
The 7th class Of the Harvard College Lottery COM
lnenccs drawing in few days-it contains prize
Of :, 10000, one of s 5000, and of 8 1000
Present price Of Tickets $500, but viii soon rise.
Tickets, halves Z quarters, III the above Lotter-
les, may be had by orders l..ft with
JOS(AH C.. SHAjV,
at his TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY & EXCHANGE
OrFIcE--where cguar lists Of the drawing of dit
fcrent Lotteries may be examined gratis,
j Persons holding Union College Prize Tickets
other Prize Tickets by returning them may obtain
tickets in either of the above Lotteries. rs
Rocks s Stationary usual sept TO-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-05
3oDetrv.
Prom mc NanOnal Inteil,ge4rer.

DYING STRAIN,
OF AN AMERICAN CAPTIVE SAH,oR,
On board of AN English Man Of War on service IN
the Indian Ocean.
1G0ic- Snn-ssffiny from The Coasf9 CoromnnaeI
LAND of my birth, farewell The sea rolls dark
The golden sun beyond yon waves descending
\ Now lights yon hills. Now is the soaring lark
Her sweetest notes with natures mathis ending;
And now my Mays pray'r to iIeay'n ascending
May bless these arms with home and liberty
ALI no, my soul This awful gloom impending
And death-ke shades that glide along the sea. =.
Whisper Poor lonely sailor, home Is not for thee
Larry my youthful bosom sought the strife
That laid, alas my gallant father low
Early my mother taught her son that life,
percft of freedom, he must never know
Yet from aoft do British streamers flow
MARY, long farewell Ny panss are DER;
My soul her anchor weighs-And, when the glow
Of early morn illumcs yon darksome shore,
This form shall soundy sleep, though Indian bilows
roar.
Washington City, Oct. so.
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pcline and killing worms srcna asc equal ia efficacy
10 DR.. I.ober,son's WORM DFJTROyiNG LOZEN-
GI;s, they are mild in the operation, and may be
given 10 ile youngest infant with safety
DIR. DYOTl'S
AN1IBllIOUs Dli.Lr,
For the prevention and cure OF Bilious nrd Ms,ig.
nant fcyers (5'uce 25reafs-harsc borcs 50 cents
These Pills, II timely administered, will rcmo,e c
the which commonly produce the yellow fe-
yer, Bilious Fevers, Ague AID Fever ChOlic Pains,
driac and iiysterc complaints, ;ranguary, Gravel,
rheumatism ard Gout
DIR. DYOTT'S
PATENT ITCn OINTMENT
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, and cer
tainty is infinitely superior any oer medicine, fer
the cure OF that most disagreeablc ard tornien,ng
disorder the ITCH.
(I,fce ETiy cents per Dor.)
DIR, DYO1T'S
IyFALLIBLE TO0Tn-ACE DROP,
Price so cents
CIRcASSlAN EYE WATER,
A sovereign remedy for all disorders OF the eyes.
Price so Cents.
DR.. TISSOI'S
Celebrated
GOUr AND RHEUMATIC DROPS.
Price fzuo Dollars
TIE VEGETABLE BALM OF LIFE
Prize one DoHar.
TIE BALM OF IBERIA.
Extracted from Iberian plant, for curing defects
Of the skin, and improving the complexion, &c. &c
Price t1so Dollars.
THE RESTORATIVE DENTIRPRiCE.
For cleansing. Whitening and preserving the Teeth
and Gums Price so cents per Dor.
Since these invaluable medicines first discov-
cred, upwards Of Seven Hundred thousand Persons
have experienced their happy aud ssluiary Elects
many Of whom from The lowest state Of their dsor-
ders.
Take notice, Mat eael 0n1 al the above genuine
Medicines are S,gned on tie outside Eifh the
signasure Of The sole PROPRIETOR,
~ The above Medicines are for sale, by
SAMUEL w. VlNSON, Apothecary,
Newport.
L. w. Dyott, M. ID.
o. Persons desrous of consulting DIR. DycTr
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VALUABLE. REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TUE subscriber offers for sale, his Estate. si,uat.
cd in the town of South-kingstow about two
miles west of Little-kest Hill The Farm contains
about rs acres of Land we'll wooded and watercd,
wiJh the usual proportion Of moving and pssturng
Land. Thee is good Dwelling House, Barn, and
other Out-Buildings, cn the same The terms viii
be made easy TO the purchaser. Apply TO the sub
scriber, living on the premises
THOMAS H. CHAMPLIN.
South Kingstown, October Q, 1912
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Brandyavine Paper.
J. C.. SHAW,

Has just received from philadelphia,
Sixty Rcams BRANDYWINE PAPER,
consisting of Cap No. & 2, Quarto vellum post and
medium Drawing, which with his former stock, OF
various kinds Of PAPER, makes his assortment as
complete as any in this State All Which will be
sold as low can be purchased i'll this town.
January T.
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NrSv Stationary and Sebeol
Books. i,
J. G. SHAW,

Is now opening a general assortment
l. STATIONARY * SCHOOL BOOKS
which he will sell upon as good terms as can
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100 reams various kinds Books and Portable
Writing Paper, OF ave- Desks;
ry superiour quality; Wrifiord's Writing CO.
An assortment OF Blank pies, by the dozen CT
Books, Ledgers, Day single;
Books, Receipt Books, Almanacks, by the groce
&c. or dozen;
so reams Wrapping Pa Singing Books, ofvarious
per- various kinds; kinds also few
bles, Testaments, Die pies of the Boston Mu-
tonaries, Biographies, sical Miscellany
Spelling Books, &c.&c. Shaving soap, by the doz-
wholesale and retail; or single cake, very
10000 English, Dutch, excellent;
and Russian Qus, of A very handsome assort-
very superour quail ment of bamboo and o.
ity; ther Canes, from Cd To
Back-Gammon Tables, S 6 each
Playing and Visiting An assortment of silver
Cards, States, lead mounted Whips, and
and slate Pencils, Wa travelling Trunks
fcrs, inkstands. Scales regular supply of best
and Dividers, Pocket. Spanish Segars.
The above articles are generally the very
best kind, and will be sold very low-Orders from
the country will meet particular attention, and any
articles not on hand, will be Immediately obtained
from Boston or New-Yoik. a
- Constant attendance given from sunrise till 3
O'Clock, r. NJ. and every favour gratefully ackno@l-
edged.
Stationary, Lottery e Exchange 0Gce,2
No. 1i8. Thames Street. Uec 90. &
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From the Albany Register.
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! The loss Of Major CuyLER, in the affair OF Bur
fslo is event for which bis family and friends can
be consolcd only by the resolution that he tell III per,
forming his duty to his country. He was universal
iy esteemed, and deservedly so for he possessed
That warmth OF feeling which is the brightest oraa-
ncnt of valor, that spirit of beralty and OF frank
ness which is virtue in every breast. but preemi-
ncntly so in the bosom of soldier 1t is sweet to
die for ones country has been the language OF roe.
Try and OF patriotism in every age hut the death OF
The brave has perhaps been more happily Gel.
ebrated in some, than in the beautiful little ODE OF
coLLISs, which is too appropriate to The present
occasion, not to be recalled to the recollection OF
our readers
Now sleep tie 6raye, who sink 10 rest,
Wih all their conntys wishes bless
(" Uhcn sPRINc, rvith derry fingers cold,
Returns to deck their hailo7ud mold
She there shall oireqs n s-ceetsr sod
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10 be Sold at Public Auction,

o be Sold at Public Auction,
On MONDAY, the 10th day Of November
next, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, ON
the Premises, (if fair weather, if not, the
next fair day.
A LII the right, title interest, and property, that
\ Col BESJAMIN BRowNELT, late Of Ports
mouth, deceased, died siezed Of, in and TO the fol-
lowing Real Estate, viz Containing about c3 acres
OF excellent Lnnd. with a Dwelling House, Barn,
Crib and Chaseliouse, thereon standing, very plea
sanity situated, and is about two miles from the
stone Bridge.
Conditions made known at the time and place Of
sale. THOMAS COREY Jr 3j,u,r
Portsmouth, Oct 81, 1872
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Paper Hmsings and BORDERS.
GEORGE WANTON

HAS just received many elegant and fashionable
patterns Of PAPER H1.NGINCS, with wide
and narrow Bordcrs-4iso, great variety OF low
priced Papers, suitable for rooms window curtains
ALsoR RECEIVED, An assortment of Mems, Youths
and Chdren's HATS of every description and price.
Two cases Chdrens' best black and fancy cooured
Beavers BOOKS and SrATIoNARY as usual.
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r. w. Dyott, NJ.

o. Persons desirous of consulting DIR. DycTr
may, by applying as above, obtain his advice gratis
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-05

pcllinc and killing worms .rcna asc equal IN efficacy
10 Dr. I:oberson's WORn DRJTROyiNG LOZRN-
GEs. they are mild in the operation, and may be
given the youngest infant with safety
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$50. sb Er
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wNulu aya
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hole @r ts
preside 1a
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We thousahls
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TO LEI,
THAT pleasantly situated IIouse, soutl
4 Thames.street, formerly belonging to
Henry Hunter There is large Garden an &C
Hobse is well calculated for two families. The PEE
misses viii DC let on very reasonable terms Apply to
uc,. 7. SAMUEL ALMf.
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WE, the undersigned, DO hereby certify, that
having in various used Or. RoberSons celebra-
ted Family Medicines, which are now prepared by
Dr. r. ~ Dyon, of Philadelphia we have found
them highly servceable in our ia! Hes, and particu-
iarly elitacious in removing those complaints for
which ,hcy are prescribed We feel assured of their
excellence, and consider these medicines valuable
and well worthy the attention OF all families In
testimony hereof we have affixed our respective sig
natures.
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4 \ break open my she S-Njnr c.
conveyed from thence c. ft.rt
my shop was furnished wit ic'
ofany value behind. Thes. sy
in the Mathematical and n .t ~
Quadran,s, Compasses. Persp. yr
aud Dividers. Any person W. Wy
bring forward the villain or will.
from the subscriber Fifty Dollars, al
suppose they left this place in the
as what they have taken could not b,
conveyed by land. SAMt,
Newport, Oct. I, 1872.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-09

fittec FOR Courts az Justice have according TO order
had under consideration several petitions to them
ferred, and have come to the following resolutions
theraupon- N-
]. 'Resoiyed, as the opinion of this COM
| mittee, that the petition Of John Osborne.
stating that few years past he purchased a
negro man slave named James, OH the cx-
press trust, that he WOulu emancipate the
said James, when he shonld be refunded the
purchase money, which trust has been fully
complied with and praying thar when he
shall, emancipate the SAID slave, he may be
permitted so remain in this commonwealth,
be rejected.
2. ResotUcd, as the opinion CT this COM
miitce, that the petition of Jacob "a man Of
color) who has been emancipa;cd By the last
viii and testament Of John Owen, late of
sussex county, praying that he may be per-
Inisted to remain in this commonwealth, be
rejected
). Resoiuea, as the opinion Of this com
nttce, that the petition OF Jerry, in behalf
OF himself and his wife Susanna, stating that
they have been emancipated by the last will
and testament OF John b. Craighill, late OF
the county of Berkeley, and praying that
they may be permitted to remain IN this
commonwealth, be rejected.
4. Resotucd, IS the opinion of this COM
mittee, that the petition of John Finn of the
county OF Wood. praying that the right of
the commonwealth to a tract of land in said
county -whercon he resides, and which has
escheated tothe commonwealth, may be re-
leased to him, is reasonable.
S. Resoiued, as the opinion Of this COM
mittee, that the petition Of James Snced of
the county of Halifax, praying that he may
be authorised to bring and hold in this COM
monwealth certain slaves which he acquired
by gift from his father, is reasonable.
e. ResOl7,PH aS the O1ininn of This conn
mittee, that the petition OF Polly Graves,
widow Dangerfeld Graves, dec. in behalf
Of herself, aud the Eve infant children of
the said Dangerheld: and the petition of
William p. Napier, executor of the said
Oangerfeld, and guardian of the said in
fants, praying that an act may pass autho-
rising the sale of tract of land lying in
Caroline county, containing seventy acres,
Of which the said Dangerheld died seized,
that one eighth part of the proceeds thereof
may be paid to the said widow in lieu Of her
dover, and the residue to be equally divided
among the said infants, is reasonable-The
1st. I'd, Sd, 4th and 9th resolutions, being
twice read, were agreed to by the House.
On motion, the 5th resolution was ordered to
De laid upon the table.
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E1ITZWHYLSONN e POTTER, have
IL Just received large supply of articles IN the
STATIONARY line, consisting Of all sorts of w ri
sc. &c. which, added to their former Stock, makes
general assortment.
They have on hand Day Books, Journals and Led
gers with, and without faint lines and patent backs
Record Books, Ladies' and Gentlemens' POCKET.
BOOKS, Pen-knives, great variety of Family and
Small BIBLES, Greek, Latin, French and English
SCHOOL-BOOKS, Law, Medical and Reig ious
Books, Novels, Piays,s Poems and Miscellaneous
Works.
Also, Concavs, Convex and Pcriscopic Spectacles,
with SILVER, tortose-shell and steel mounting-Pen-
and Pocket-knives, Back Boxes, chess men
and Boards, Sword and other walking canes, Trunks
&c. sc.
Book-bnding in all its branches executed in the
best style. Orders from the country particularly at
tended to.
% Wanted BOY OF a tractabIe temper, about
Ia years OF age, MS an apprentice.
Dec. %. w5w
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h.DUCAT1ON John D.4RR.9C, a native
M OF France, and for several years teacher OF the
French Language, in various semnaies in this coun-
try, respectfully informs the inhabitants Of Richmond
and its vicinity, that he will from the 9th of anua-
ay next, wait on LADIES and GENTLEMEN de
sirous OF being instructed in the FRENCH Ian.
GUAGE. The knowledge he has acquired of the
English, in this country aud ia England, (witiont
which II rs impossible TO teach with propricty,) will
be double advantage to those who will honor him
with their patronagc-as il will enable him to COR
vey, In more i1iomatic manner, the principles Of
the Language, both regards the writing aud speak,
ing of it with elegaHcea and propriety.
A Class will be opened in the Evening for Gcntte-
men whose business will not permit them to attend
during the day-but punctual attendance will be
CURED.
For terms and other particular Amply to the Prn.
ter, or TO himself from Ito 10 o'clock every day AT
Elias " Lschaizc's, mainstrcet
The Italian metLod OF Book-aeepiny, with aatc i'm
prosemen,, will be taught By j. L. to W gentle
men.
Jan. Q. 3taw2wp
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REMovAL--JONM . y0SNpN BOYCE
3taw2wp

Z EMOvAL--JON.V 81 JOSEPH BOFCE,
q jr. booksellers, Finders aud Statoners, respect,
fully acquaint their friends and the public that they
have removed from their former situation to the ono
lately occupied by Mr. liiiarr, and the second door
above Mr. James Browns vcDdue Office.
They take this opportunity TO return tler ack-
nowledcments for the liberal encouragement they
have experienced, and with grateful sense of the
favors they have received, beg leave to inform the
public that tey have opened another store at Lynch.
burg IN this state, where tic Booksclling Binding &
Stationary Business is carried on under tie immedi-
ate direction Of Joseph Boyee, jr.
They viii always be regularly supplied both in
Richmond and At Iynci,burg, with general assort-
nict Of every article III Tie several branches Of their
business, and have i; in their power to execute any
orders they may be favored with, at the shortest no
ticc and or the most reasonable terms.
Y. y. An assortment is hourly expected Of the
most approved school books, and likewise further
supply Of Stationary They lis,e lately received y
variety Of The best and pieces of ausic and
arc opening for sale, Musical Instruments Vic
Inns, Flutes end Flies.
December ~. eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-09

EAMES REAT and Go. RICHMOND. a few
y doors above the ell-Tavern, manufacturers OF
GOLD and SILVER work, have Just opened an ex-
tensive and weseccted assortment in the above line
which they offer tn the public on moderate terms
consisting of Pearl, Topaz, Comedian ami Plain
Goods, comprising almost eve.
ry fashionable article and very complete assert
ment of SILVER WARE and Tortoise shell Comes
together with we'll assorted stock cf Military ar
icles
Orders from their friends viii be paid the 81 let
est attention to.-Cash for Old Silver and Gold
Dec. IA. IF
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yEyEN DOLLARS REwARp.-ror apprehend

E~EN DOLLARS REWARD,-For apprehend
ing negro man who absconded from my plan
The above negro is named NED, about SO or 81
years old rather lighter than negroes generally,
and is about feet or inches in height. tits be
lieved he has scar in his face, although am not
confident. He was taken in Albemarle and made his
escape he is extremely artful and designing, and
stated his intent on to have gone Orange-but
his being unacquainted with the rout, it is not known
where he may have gotten to.
The above reward and oil necessary expences will
be paid to deliver him in Nelson, and should il
not be convenient to deliver him, letters directed 10
Nelson courthouse will be attended to.
WILLIAM 8. CABELL
december l9. w5wp
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q virtue of a deed of trust, executed bv John
Pollard in bis life time, and Sarah his wife to
ohn frosser aud the subscriber and recorded in the
county court OF HcnncO, will he sold on the prelns.
es at Public AGeuon, by the Subscriber az the sure
wing trsiee, at O'Clock, Monday the 9th day
oil tins month, if fair, fno,, at the same hour the
next iair day, certain piece Of GROUND in the
s'''u Geed mentioned, being part Of Lot No. fifteen
ahdfronting the crossstre leading fron the MAIN
street to Shock@ warehouse, together with all the
houses Oh the SAID piece Of ground, for the shortest
term Tor which any person will take the same and
r9y IN ready money the sum OF one thousand nine
hundred aud sixy-sx dollars and seventy-one cent?
with lawful interest thereupon, from the fri
Gay OF April, 1909, due under the csid deed of
trust, and the costs and charges attending the sale
Wm MONCURE
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I'm Cumberland October county court, 1slt----
n James Roper, Richard Allen aed Thomas Johns
trustees oi benjamin Sims, plaintiff ia Chsncery,
.4gaiqsf
Robert Smith, m absent defendant, in Chaheery
IL appearing To the satisfaction of the court that the
defendant Smith is not insbitant Of this state on
motion Of the plaintiffs by their counsel ordered that
the defendant Smith do appear here on the first day
o. next February court, 60 be held for CHS county,
and .vc security for performing the decree of this
couiT-tbat copy' Of this order be inserted for Two
months sgccessively, in nows-paper printed IN
tue city of Richmond, aud another copy b. posted ~
the front door OF tbs court -ho1se.
Attest, jS.4glBS0N. % c. C. C..
DsEyber L.. sger