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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08

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paving for the Meeting House Of the said society
and it is presumed will meet the liberal support O.,
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The drawing CT this Class viii commence IN May
next, ia the town of Providence.
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whole Tickets, 5 400, Quarters, s LIZ
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Eewoort March 25 1919
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

"Wednesday II. NJ. sloop Stork. Captain
Couison, arrived here, after cruizing tor Sc
verai days, though unsucccsSfully, in quest
OF the Fox American privateer, between A
chill head and Cape Clear. The Stork lef,
on tuesday week II. NJ, 5. Fortune, Capital
Coates, oft Tory Island, where she Was IT,
cruize Tor three months Some Of the Fox 5
people had the audacity to go on shore a,
Sligo and Newport, in uniform, and person
ating English officers, procured supplies o.
fresh provisions, &c. at both places, and
gave the requisite drafts for the payment, q.
the amoant.
The Royal Oak. 20. Rear Admiral Lord
Beauclerk, Captain DIX; Boyne, 9S, Cap
tain burlton; Venerable, 81. Captain Milne
and Albion. ~, Captain Devoushire, are fit
! ting tor foreign service. The Boyne it is said
IS gong to the Mediterranean the othei
,iiIps to the North American station
July7.
a body of Danish troops entered Lubbock
the I'd ult. the commander of which formally
announced the com aiencemcnt of hos,ilit,e,
between Russia and Denmark
| The usual message of Parliament, toward.
the close OF the session, or Vote of Credl
Was delivered last night. 1t is to be for five
| millions. As IL is given IN SOME of the pane rs
1t is differently worded from former messages
| AT ieast from me messages of the two l,s
sessions. --fhey mercy stated it To b,
oil great ilnportsnce TO provide for sucI
| nersencl-s as may arise" The pr...n
message points out "the great Importance !,
may he OF 10 the welfare OF tins country. I'm,
provision should De made to take adya,,ao.
oi any circumstances that may arise out of,6
present state OF things on the continent.o
PLAGue. Al MALrA.
MALTA, June %.
Although the snhabitants have prmcipall,
lied from this place, the Plague 9TH RACES.
carries OF about 20 a day. The folio y ing i
The report tor three days -
July Died 21-Intected o.
/ -, % "a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
BONES fEC.
CHILL1corHE, ONO. s.n, .

The Queen Charlotte is under repair a,
Maiden; her hull having been considerably
injured by shot fired from the batteries a,
Erie, previous to the sailing of Com. Perry
from hat place.
The iicet under Com. Perry, has compel
led the eneDy's vessels to seek pro, ection
from the guns at Fort Maiden. The Com.
modore's visit hada terrible effect upon HI,
MaJesty's subjects. The red allies were
disposed to fight, but Proctor thought better
ON the business.
Brisadier General M'Arthur is NOW At
Fort Me'gs. and has taken the command of
that post.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
MOST MELANCHOLY.
MERCER, (PA1July II.


In our last was mentioned the sufFocation
OF four young men in a well near this place.
hhe particulars, as TAR as we can learn, are
as follows: early on the morning of Thurs
day the 9Th instant, John son of Mr.. Enoodie,
went down INTO a well, which he and others
had been digging at ]. w Reynolds tavern,
his brother III law on the Youngstown, road /;
its depth about 25 feet AS soon as he
reached the bottom of the ladder, he was
seen TO fall as desd-Stephen Clark lately
from Bedford, Penn. Immediately went
down to his assistance who on reaching the
bottom Instantly fell and expired. Jacob En-
bottle brother To john, ignorant of the cause OF
lie shocking scene, hastcned down i'm the
hope OF rendering aSsistar &c 10 those alres !,
dy down, but ne too. tell, on reaching tbe
bottom, aud expired in few mnutes-thiS
tragic scene, was not TO stop here, although
those who we're at the top of the well had
become alarmed to degree beyond detcr,n.
ton, yet Peter Wolford had the temerity to
decend the ladder, with the thought of as
cendiug should he feel any disagreeablc sen
Stations on descending, on gaining tine bot
tom he called for a rope. before that could
be let down he attempted TO escape by the
ladder he came up about IS feet then fell
backwards and expired.
More than one hour elapsed before thew
were got out Every excrton was made TO
restore them 10 life by physicians and others.
but without effect, although thew bled fr,e
ly, and Wolford's pulse beat for seine time
after he was got out.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
YIRGINIA ARGUS.
THURSDAY, sEprE mnEa %, 1919
Phil. Press.
RIG HM o Nd

Prospt cts, both abroad and at hom-, are We
ry tiatterng. British influence is on the de-
cline IN the north of Europe. Marshal Souli
- Chasing the newly created Marshal yelling.
ton from Spain, with all his blushing honots
thick upon him. If Wellington beats Soult, he
VAL nave more credit than ever but the duke
OF Dainstis, re apprehcnd, is not to be beaten.
General Murray has run OH from Suchei, and
English affairs in the Peninsula are very much
at even and odd. All tins works we'll Tor our
cause The British prints talk shy about tn
hussian mediation, or more strictly speaking, a.
ooht the propositions for peace which our com
missioners may have made. The tobacco deal.
ers at Liverpool, appear to scent something
luxe an end to the American war, nd are eau
tious At home. if there has been some DELAY.
who does not see that it has been accustomed
by the long peace we enjoyed and the want OF
opportunity to CULTIVATE military science, rs
well as the. difficulty of collecting armies in .
eouptiy where living is SO cheap' Some t,m-
has been lost, to be sure-but more ccrtaint,
OF object has been thereby attained. 1t viii
not be denied, that stoc, and sure, is better than
fast and loose
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
PROCLAMATION6 by the KING OF
PRUSSIA.
KoN1NcspEKo. juno -. 1s1

KoEINcsDEK0, June 70. 1913.
Late last night reached us, the following
publication signed by his Majesty at His
Head Quarters, ODER Groditz, near
SchTveidnifz, dated June 5th, 1915
"THE enemy has proposed an armistice ::
ha e. with my allies, accepted it, till the
goth of July. This has been done to the end
that the National strength, which my oeo
pie have in so laudable manner put forth,
may attain its uIlgrowth. -Au unwearied ac
uvity uninterrupted exertions, will lead to
this end Hitherto the ENEMY HAS SUR
PASSED US IN FoRCE,-we could only re
gain 0ur national honour we must avail
ourselves OF this short interval to become
sufficiently strong. that in the end we NAV
Conquer our Independence. Be firm in your
resolution put confidence in your King and
then continue your cxertions as YOU nave hi
therto done, and we shall gain our sacred
point.
FREDERICK WILLIAM.
" Ober- GroGftz. near Sch7veIdaifz. 5ih ,
June, l8lSo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

y -,s-.s--- I
sufiic,ert 20 reimburse the Capital which
shall be expended in the purchase oil such
land and making such roads, and twelve
per ceut. m'ercstrer annun thereon, To be
aScertained 10y the Circuit court of the Uni
ted States, in AID for the District of C,lum-
b1a. the ,amc shall become n free road, and
tolls shall DC no longer collected thereon !;
and the said COMPANY shall annually make
returns to said circuit court of the amount
OK the tolls collected, and of their necessary
expenses, so as TO euable raid circuit court
TO determine when SAID tolls shall cease.
Sec II. Ind D. IL farther enacted, That
ii any person or persons riding In OF driving
any carriage OF any kind, or leahing, riding
or driving any horses, sheep. hogs or any
kind OF cattle whatever on said road, shall
pass through any private gate, bars or fence
or over any private way or passage, or pas,
through any toll gate, under any pretended
privilege OF exemption tn which he. She
or they may not be entitled, or do any act %,
thing with intent to lessen or cvade the toll,
Tor passing through the gate established
under this act, such person or persons, iol
every such offence, shall forfeit to the pres
ident and directors not less than three no,
more than ten dollars, to be recovered
before any justice 1t the peace, with costs
IN the same manner tlat small dcb's arc re
coverable; Previded, That it shall not bc
lawful Tor the company to ask, demand oil
receive from or for persons living ON or ad
jacent to the said read who may have coca
sion to pass by the said road upon the or
binary business relating 10 their farms, 81
far az the same may in its limits extend III
the roads respectively, who shall not hsv,
All, ylner convenient road or way by which
they may pass from one part to another
part thereof, any toll for passing on sale
turnpike.
II. CLAY,
Speaker of the House ofRepresentatives
L. GERRY,
Vice President of The United States
and President OF the Senate
July IS, 1s1s-Approved-
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

Inc translation at this time in process
ct american Capital from foreign commerce
TO domestic manufactures, is one of the most
Temarkabis ard prof. able, though not one
OF the most perceptlble, operations Of " =
just and inevitable" war The amount Of
funds thus diverted is incalcuable. After
another years hostilites, the United States
viii probably be, for me .frsf ,iRls, indo.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

readsnt Of England for by that period
there will be but few articles of luxury or
necessity which will NOT be made at home
This is mode of warfare as little attended
10 by the English as by "their friends in A
merica." who will discover, Whenever peace
returns but not before, that this calanltoxs
mar has given the iast+low to American dc
tendance on Great Britain.
Phil. Press.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23

49, oeplemDer IL.
Tie Mnstrious Dead-Yesterday, agree.
ably to The arrangement oi the Corporation,
published IN the Mercantile Advertiser. the
bodies OF our ever to-be lamentcd country>
men, Captain James Lawrence and Lieute-
nant Augustus G. Ludlow, were consigned
to the " narrow house," tine house ap
pointed for all living" We never witness
ed, on any occasion a procession so large
and SO respectable. The bodies were bro't
from the Navy Yard in the barges, each
rowedo by IL seamen dressed in white they
passed round the battery and fort, and land
ed at the Steamboat dock at the foot of
Greenwich street, where the Procession
formed, and moved up Greenwich>street,
through Chamber street down Broad way to
Trinity Church. The concourse of citizens
was SO large that the Procession consumed
more than three hours The bells were tol
led; minute guns were fired from the Bat
terry and the Navy Yard and the colours
OF the vessels IN the HARBOUR were displayed
at hait-mast. The r ght Rev. Bishop Ho-
bart performed the funeral service. The
whole scene was singularly solemn and I'M
pressiVe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
"FREDERICK WILLIAM.

i Ober- GroGitz, near Sch7veIdaiz. 5th ,
June, 1915"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
NEW York, Sept. 10.
COMMERCIAL.
Extract "a Letter, dated
+" LONDON, June 10, Isl

LONDON, June 10. 1918.
at present the tobacco market is in a
perfect calm--not hogshcad 10 be sold at
any price, owing to the Russian mediation
and the unexpected turn oil military and DO
hucal affairs IN the north of Europe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
LnNnoN. Inlv q

LONDON, July 6.
An immense train Of artillery has been
embarked within the last week. and has sail
ed for flciignlanh. It's intended for the use
OF the allies bat is to proceed i'm the first
instance To- ldeligoland, until the issue of tn 9
armiStlce is known. The whole is under
the charge of Major Macdonald, of the horse
artillery.
he regiments embarked ~ Harwich YES
terday, were the elst, 73d 54;h and 25ih,
which are to be joined by the SD from Wind
sor' and Royals from Leah. They carry an
immense quantity Of stores and camp equi-
page
Yesterday and this day the SD regiment,
from Windsor marched through London on
IT'S route TO Harwich for embsrkation.
The detachment Of the 1st and Cd Light
battaions, and the LIST, Cd and Sd Line Bat.
talisns. Kings German Legion, at Bexhill.
are ordered instantly to Portsmouth, to SIN.
bark for the Peninsula.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-23
REsoURCEsoF ENGLAND.

From London paper OF July s. we copy
the following articles they wal, serve To
shew, that Great Britain. though she is at
war with this country, a. well as France.
can still assist her allies, as well as defend
herself.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28
THE MISERY'S PRAYER.

. Lord thou knowcst that have nine houses in
the city Of London, and likewise that have lately
p6rchased an estate in fee simple in the county OF
Esser Lord, I besecch thee to preserve the two
counties of Esser and .'Ldcssr irom lire and earth.
Quakes; and as have a mortgage IN H:r3jreshire,
beg Of thee likewise to have an eye OF compassion
that county, and Lrrd Cor the of the counties
thou mayest deal with them as taou art pleased.-O
Lord enable the bank 10 all their bills. and
make all my debtors good men. Give prosperous
voyage and resur, To the Mermaid sloop, which
have Insured And Lord, thou hast said that the
lays of the wicked are but short. trust in thee,
Lord, that thou wilt not forget thy promise, having
purchased xn estate in rcvcrs,on oil z. proaigr.e
young man Lord keep our friends from sinking.
and Il /, DC thy will let there be no sinking funds |:
and keep my son Caleb OUT Of evil company and
gaming houses; apd sanc,;'y, Lord, this night 60
me. by preserving me from thieves aid fire, and
make my servants honest and careful. whist :, Thy
fai,aial ssrvapt iis dawn in thsc. o lord
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28
SCHOOL BOOKS.
TUsT received, and for sale, by
j GECRGE WAN7OE,

lust received, and TOR sale, by
j GECRGE WANTOH,
SCHOOL-BOOKS Of every kind in use,
all of which will be sold by the groce, dozen or sim
gle, low as can be purchased from the publishers
among 1vhieh
Websters Spelling Docks
Mavor's and Murrays do;
Alden's lst, 81 and Sd vols. Columbian Exercises
Dabops Arithmetic American Precep,ora
Morse's and Dwights Geography
Columbian Orators Testament;
Murray's Engsi, Reader, and sequel;
60. Abridged; and large Grammars;
Walkers and Prrry's Dictionaries.
Also receiped,
40 reams best Foolscap Writing Paper; and few
reams low-priced No. and 3, do.
Best English and American Letter Paper and other
articles Of stationary
ALMANACS, for 1918.
Bckerstaff' S, Rhode Island, Farmer's and Clergy
mans Amanacs. BY groce, dozen or single;
Black Account Books, Of every size and price;
Pocket Memorandum books, with pencils
School and Family Bibles, with and without plates;
Prayer Books. cheap pocket edition, and others with
Plates bound III Morocco.
TIE. hAT-S7ORE
is furnished with Mems, Youths, and Chdren's
HATS,
Of every description and price--wide and common
brns, made in the best manner, and which will nos
crack or fade.
J,lss recsipsd from the Boston Factory,
Mems superfne fashionable beavers do castor and
plated youths and childrens beasers; mems
and ooy's best lst Hats ;. few dozen cheap coarse
felt Hats.
PAPER ,Hd.yGIN1S.
Some thousand rolls aper-Hangngs, suitable foe
rooms or window curtains.
JHss received, 5 boxes low-priced papers.
For safe, as Gb0pr,
Several hundred volumes secondhand Books,
consisting of History, Voyages, Travels, Novelss
Romances, Plays, Poems, &c which will be sold
for less than half the original cost.
Newport Nov %, 1912
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28

Since The declaration OF war by the United
States, the British navy has met with the loss
Of the following vessels on the American STA
ton:
Frigates, Gaeyriere, captured by the y. ..
frigatc Constitution, Capt. Hull
A1aecd0aian, captured by the u ).
frigatc United States, Com. De-
catuT.
Barbados, lost on the Isle Of Sa-
blcs.
SloopSoE war, .dlcrf, captured by the u. s. fli-
gate Essex, Capt. Porter.
FroHc, captured by the y. 3.
sloop of-war Wasp, and after
wards recapturcd by the Poic-
tiers, Of - guns.
Ennions, lost on Cape Sables,
while in chase Of mn American
privatcer.
Piamhcr, los. on Cape Lampre.
.4pcnger, lost in going into St.
Johns, N. F.
3chooners, Laura, and taken by the French
Whfing, : privatccr Diligcnt
and sent into Philadelphia.
Cnu6, upset while in chase OF an
American ship near Halifax.
Subie, upset while in chase OF the
American privatccr Jacks Fa-
vorite, of st. Barts.
The .felio7ping Packets haze also been faken:
Prince .fdolhhus, taken by the privatcer Gov
eraor M'Kean, and sen. into Philadelphia.
Priacess Ameiia, taken by the privatscr Ros-
sic, aud sent into Charleston.
Svciosv, taken by the Y. 5. frigstc Prcsi-
dent, Commodore Rodgers, an, sent into
Baltimore.
zospashend, taken by the privatecrs Tom and
Bona, of Baltimore. She was ransomcd,
and proceeded on her voyage. The Bona
has arrived at Baltimore with her mail.
~ " Pu6ic Advertiser.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28


INN roa TIE MASSACHUSETTS, FAST.
BY William Ray. EsqIire
CONVENED on this appointed day,
We thank the Lord of glory,
That SrRoro We meet TO fast and play
The hypocrite auditory.
Give us, Almighty pow'r, to know
On Dritain's our dependence;
10 them submission, Lord, we owe
FOR we are--thsir dcsceDdanfs
OF the religion, mild and good.
Which we protess--not practice,
The British have for ages stood
The bulwnrk-this fact IS.
Md shall we, their ungrateful sons,
In flesh and faith bcgotten,
Point at heir breasts our loaded guns
Bener be dead and rotten
What though they have impressed our tars,
And robb'd us on the ocean
Shall we involve ourselves in war
A very pretty notion
WHAt taOuKn TIC oAssbSt D'h"'' "'~St
To hatcher us ard plunder.
Her terms are beace--all she requires
OF Us ia--fo knock under
Humble, o Lord, our nations pride
Before the power OF Britain;
May we, TO them so near allied,
Such noble terms--submit o'I.
Freedom is nothing but Jest,
A bubbles delusion;
OR government was much the best
Before the Revolution.
Best the religion Of our sires.
When they, to please their Maker
Consum'd, for love Of God, in fires.
The Heretic and Qusker.
Sfroir is our faith--Strong is our hope,
That this deluded nation.
Will yet her rights yield tamcly up,
To British subjugation.
bct not our privateersmen so,
To kill our English brothers.
And save from " Bclzebub and Co"
The Boston folks--no others
BE Massachusetts, Lord, thy care,
Aud grant us faith and riches;
May We as Jealous be in pray'r
rs when ,0e htlnF she soitches
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28
Cobartne,sbib Dissolved.

THE coparmersf,p heretofore formed
4 under the Firm Of
THURSTON & NEW NAN,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent All persons
having dema.iys against said Firm, will present their
claims for settlement and all persons indebted arc
called upon to make immediate payment to
AUGUSTUS NEWMAN,
who is fully authorized 20 settle the same.
THOMAS THURSTON.
AUGUSTUS NEWMAN.
NsrpOrt, Oct. %, 1912.
The ouslnes, WI be conducted IN tl-
turc at .he old stand by the subscriber. who takes
this opportunity of returning his unfcigned thanks
for the liberal encourag ment lie has heretofore re.
ceved, and respectfully soliclts continuance OF
their fayors AUGUSTUS NEWMAN.
.Newbsrt, Ocs. 90 1872
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28

As agentleran, in certain coffee house, was writ.
ng letter to his FREUD. their being good deal of
company present. pcrt young fellow posted himself
hehind him. The gentleman concluded his letter
with this should write more, but there is i'm.
pertinent puppy looking over my shoulder" The
mac oni INSTANTLY turned upon his heel, and exclam
cd aloud, " I'll be id if was looking your
shoulder /"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28
7gvcr,y Dollars Reward.

Lost, about tho month of September. 3ycars A.
gu, in or near Thanc-areet, Newport, a Silver
watch,vhh goli chain. seal and key; the Watch a.
daptcd 90 a Nautical Almanac. whoever las Found
the SAID Watch, and viii return J, to the subscriber
sisil receive u.c s,cYc .cward.
Jan. . I'm MrMroRD Z
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28
VALUABLE and PRODUCTIVE
REAL EST ATE,
fOk SHE.

THE Subscriber offers Tor sale re
Il MINERAL SPRING ESTATE, in Stafford,
Connecticut, Of which he is proprIeror. This Esab-
lishment has, fer macy years past been tne resort OF
visitors, both for health and amusement, RON vari-
Gus parts of the United States. For few years
past, that resort has been annually increasing. Dur
ing the present season, the receipts from the Estao
lishment, for fifteen weeks III succession, have, on
an average exceeded ysVo Hnded DoItars each week
The property consists OF a argc and well finished
Hotel, 81 feet by 40, and three stories IN height
two Balhing- Houses convenient store, " stores
in height large Barn and Coach-house and
number of out-buil3ia.s S, amo e Which IS handsome
summer-House, with Bowling.Ali adjoining 1t
and about 100 acres OF Land, well fenced and Wa
= Iered
The Mineral Waters belonging to this Establish.
mtnt are uuquesaonAbiy excellent remedy IN
many diseases The AR OF the town As mcommon'y
salGbrious and the situation adjoining t'e springs
has, by visitors, been pronounced +" deighdni."--
The Springs are situated the great Turnpike
daoR eatlng iron Boston to- Hartford and new
York. Turnpike Rosds from four oslIer different
quarters tall into the Boston Turnpike one ~ the
distance OF q mic, two at the distance OF mule and
an half and onc at The distance II two nes from
the Springs This e,rcumstsncc renders tile place
easily accessible from almost every part or the
country.
This property would be sold on terms accommo-
dating 10 purchaser, \ large an,ouat Of HouSe-
hold FurnituIc, tslcngihg 'c VI ESI1,lishinent
would be included in the saics, should it be The
wish 1t the purchasers.
For further particulars, please inquire Of the sub
scrbcr. ON the premises, or of Mr.. HENRY MOORE,
OF Ncwport, who give additional information on
The SUBJECT SAMUEL NtbLAaD
Stafford iSprisss, seo. o2. lSO2.---(o8)
n. B In the eyeut of a sale % tie plcrerty, pos
session would be givee about the 20th OF Ncycp5ep
or the frs, Of April mex rs might best accomrno-
date purchasers
uJ a beeEyui copper fiatc eGsraotEg q Eas H5oVs
desc,i6ed presises,ady te seen az sias ctcs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28
WEST GREENWiCH =. "
FEATURING COMPANY.

u ing Company in the town of WcstGrcenwici-
Rhode under the above title, where they in,
tend to Manufacture all kinds Of Cotton Goods.
They have taken the store recently occupied by Jo-
sepi Hoxie, on NewsNerkSIill, where every sub
ject appertsining tother business will receive mme-
date and prompt attention Persons disposed to en-
courage this Young establishment, will find their
Goods of as good quality and as fair price as at
any other manafactory in the State.
SIMON REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM HALL,
JOSEPH HOXIE.
N II. AL persons indebted TO Joseph Horic, 9th
err by Note or Book Account, are requested to make
immediate payment as he is determined TO settle all
his accounts without delay.
WestGreenwich, December 3, 1872.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28

State Of Rhode Island and Preaidenee
Plantations, 9rnuary l2, 1871.

PklnidfionS, Jdnudry Il, I8t.
j Newport. trader, are hereby notified to APP
pear. &C they shah think 6t) at the General Assem-
bly, to be holden at EastGrecnwich. on the 'laird
Monday OF February next, then and there to shew
cause, If any they may nave. Why hi, petition tor
the benefit of Act, passei IN June. i7s6, tor thS
relief rf ns,lys.. debtors ought not I, te granted
SAMUEL EDDY, syc'ET.