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Notice.

The members of the Washington So
ciety of Alexandria, are requested TO at
ted regular stated meeting of the said
society at Mr.. M'i.auehlin's Hotel on
Thursday the Fourth Of July next, at II
O'Clock, 4 NJ. for the purpose of electins
officers Of the Society for the eAs,ing
year. and an Orator FIR the 22d of Febru
ary next. and transactipg other bushes.
of the Society.
6. DENEALE, Sec'ry.
June Is.
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Fer Sale,

+ A BELL, weighing AS pounds, made
a. Barcelona in Spain. It has an excel!
lent sound, strong add clear, and VII Dc
soid low.
applg TO
June 90 st
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20

varied, on Thursday evening last
!, ' ,ss Rev. MIR. Norris, Mr.. Peter Dus,
y - nisI chant, to Miss .aaae Rose Cre
,rof. ali Of tbs place.
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Land for Sale.

4 TRACT or parcel of LAND, con-
"A tanning between two and three hun
dred acres. on the north side CT Gees.
guam, in Fairfax county. about 5 miles
Yves, of occoquan mills-it is we'll va
tered with never failing sptings. il is a.
so well tiinbered, and tn. great quaint
ty of froo timber on it renders it he
mere valuable to any person in the coop
eying lie. This band is of the middle
soil, aud produces corn, wheat, or any
other grain toIerable wel--there is about
lGO acres cleared and under coed fence.
The Improvements are log dwelling
house aud other out-bouses, and 2 good
apple orchard of about 60 trees. ANY
person inclining to purchase can view
the premises and know he terms by APP
plying to the subscriber who lives near
the premises, or Henry S. HALEY, Jun
at 0ccoquan mills, or Join II. haley,
near Fairfax court house.
Thomas GcSSorl.
april l8 ONT
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BALTIMORE, June 81.
JMP0RTA,NT.

I . "a u. "a y
Captain Watkins, arrived at this pc
iron Port au Prince, has handed US the
| following. which was received there just
before his departure
Port al Prince, June S.
|ss Copy cf letter from Mr.. Francis Sage
at Jacquemel, to Mr.. Scribner, amer
chant of this place.
Il arrived here last evening and &C
'cording to promise hasten to give you. the
news of the Calthagenian expedition,
as received by a vessel from Curracoa,
that came into port yesterday. The
feet it appears. proceeded to the
Island of Margarine. which they
took with but little trouble, where thev
hung and shot seven or eight hundred
Royalists !: Eere they took Is vessels of
war and 8 100000 in cash With this
reinfafcemen they went to Cumana.
which, together with six or eight other
towns on toe Main, is in their posses
sion: and the last news states. that
thew were marching ,riumNhautly 10
wards Caracas, which no doubt is in
their hands before this time. TIE
Royasist genera! Doliiso has made Sc
yeral attempts to penetrate to Santa Fe.
buthas been often defeated; he is now
coopcd up in Carthagena. FROM which lie
cannot stir without the greatest hazard.
In short. the Patriots seem TO get the bet
ter of the Rayalists in all parts. and it
appears to me very probable they viii
carry their point"
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eT M,. CONE having returned to
tie city. BIYIa.E 5EHVIUE will be
rendered IN the Baptist lTeetiRS House
tomorrow, at the usual hours.
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master not TO speak au yiull rugged DIS
|prship on the coast Of Brazil; when en-
lteribgthe river de la Plata, keep tb,
|soeth shore on board, aud so into Ensina
Ida Bargari.
last cf AGENTS.
Baltimore. Henry Didier.
Philadelphia, John Hemphill.
New York, Stevenson & Goodwin
Providence, D. T.. Wolf.
Wilmington. II. c. Hanson. Kelly & Co
Newborn. do. William Duan.
'harleston, S. c. John. Potter.
Portau Prince. e. Sc&ibner.
tux Caves, Nc. I4tosh.
City of.St Domingo, Cook.
turks Island. Baker.
,uenos Ayres, Miller, and A.st. c.
NICHOLAS.
THGs. TAYLOR.
Baltimore, April Il, 1916.
f,AaTucxEr. June 20.
MuTINY.-Brig Potomac, cant Alfred
Alley. of Boston, Tor the coast of Paiaeo-
mia, anchored oa the bar on Monday last,
70 obtain some necessary articles needn't
Cor the voyage. The crew, exclusive Of
the captain, mate, second mate & cooper.
consists of eleven blacks. Go Wednss-
day. thesceew mutinied and perempto,iIy
refused to do ships duty; in the evening
S of the blacks went aft and demanded
ruin; whic, the mate refust d to give
them. One Of tie blacks armed himself
With an iron pole, seated himself across
tAe gaugway. aud prevented the officers
from coming on deck. On Thursday. the
second nate called upon the crew to come
on deck: fou of the blacks refused. One
IF the matineers held an a,lxe over the
macs head. and swore he would have the
BOAT anti 90 ashore. TO prevent which
Tie mate hove the boat into the water.
snrang int5ier. ami Roated from The aris:
he was seen after Brought ashore by q
boat from The snip south ine,ica
carpenter, VIE was al work on board
nj Tire brig, went into the ca5in IL order
e. discharge io.ded gun. Ito prevent their
sionting hlm. but vas Immediately follow
ed BY tso Of the mniineers. each having
Il knife. and vrested il from him BY force,
at er having threatened to stab him.
The muliaeers afterwa DIS swose they
would take IN the anchor aud run the
BIC or shore, and hove some time at the
winAla>s, but finally were prevailed upon
70 desist.
The mate, or his arrival at the wharf,
gave the alarm; the captain, who was on
shore, oh aimed vessel, and a consider
aole number of men, and proceeded to
the brig and quelled the mutiny: after
leaving sufficient force on boad, took
tNo Of the ring leaders On shore. and car
RED them before JOSIAH Hussey, Esq who
-,,ia them co united 10 prison.
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FROM lie Boston z. Gas. Of hlne ed
The late French papers loaned US
state that ahout 1000 officers e soldiers
Had disemha ked Calais 20 reinloice
the ilggli,h ARMY in France, & that some
more we're exppcted.
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ass they Are the ports most safe. EN-
oi.ace every opportunity Of reporting the
|, anteficiso. and your proceedings the
agent In Baltimore. In case Of going t.
the riyerde la Plate, touch atthe Island
St. Sebastian, on the Coast of BAIL fol
respecting the river, ployi-
lied ypu have not obtained satisfactoryin-
formation IRON some ship at sea, on that
subject. When directing your prizes to
the river, you will caution you prize
master not to speak auy full rugged brig
prship on the coast of Brazil; when en-
teringt the river de la PLATA, keep The
ssoeth shore on board, aud go into Ensina-
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TIE Cargo

Salt and Crates,
On board the ship Holofern, Charles Jens
nison, master, from Liverpool,
1900 bushels coarse liverpool salt
900 crates completely assorted,
80 ons coal
For sale by
Lawrasoa and FOlcle,
WHO HAVE ALSO FOR SALE,
On board the brig Telemackus, captain
Lincoln, from Havre de Grace,
100 tons French plaster.
May 90
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Public Sale.

=
one Tuesday next the Cd Of July, viii
be sold at the vendue Store, corner
of Prince and Fairfax streets,
Sugar in hogsheads
N. E. Rum, in do
Wire Vinegar in casks, very good
Imperial 4 Young Tyson teas il,
chests
Claret wine, in cases
Queens ware
Indigo in seroons
Prunes in boxes -
& ALSO, q
DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, imperial and Bennet's cords
3 Cambria and leno and book muslin.
Cotton s!iirtings
Domestic cottons and cotton yarn
Colored csnibrlcs
Fancy and furniture ginghams
Marseilles ,estings
Wooden and cotton hosiery
Sewing silks and cotton. &c.
p. G Marsteller.
June 80
**x The Packet sloop Mon
Eezuma, Capt. Palmer, will sall
for Norfolk next W ednesday.
June go St
Tie Cargo
Of the British schooner Agenoria. capt.
Tynes, from Barbados, consisting Of
70 hhls, Muscovado sugars
al puncheons rum
124 hhds. molasses
10 bags ginger
!. casks : o
Will be landed Tomorrow, and is for
tale.
.aaams, Herbert = Co.
May %
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June 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-18
OIkU,

IN this town, on the 29h uit Mrs. sAsAs PAL.
aER, wife Of Mr John Palmer. In The middle sge
of life. afler being uuder the Continual direction Of
Physicians more than ten years the last six months
u which she abore6 under the most excruciatng
pains imaginable. wnh eomposure becoming the
Christisn. she depa,ed, snG we doub, not is now
rsaping the reward Of blessed Immortality.
On Saiuiday morning Last, Miss MARy-ANN
ytexAss, sged Is. daughter Of Mr.. Hugh Nicssry.
On Saturday evening last, Mr. faAscIs LAs-
sktLs. aged -. SOU Of the late Mr.. Charles Las
sklie.
y Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Josxpu MARrrs, az
sA7<-a worthy and respectable citizen Funeral
from bis late d~e ilisg house. tomorrow afternoon,
which she relations and friends are rt quested 10 at
TEND, wi,Aout further invitation.
AT sGdal,Ss on the ID inst. Mrs. SARAH GovLD
AGED 70 re scN OF the late John Gould. ESQ
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~. How many years have you been 9,
sea! IL years.
N. You are young man 10 be in go largo
shiP as the Newcastle pray how many tons
does she earry !-Fil,een hundred and
vAiry-6ve. ntI
n What metal does she carry .--Our
long guns are 24.pounders, and our csrron.
ades ~ poupders. IHen Diep! exclaimed
Napoleon.
n. Were you ever on board the French
Egyptisnne l ordered to be built Yes.
N. Where is she now .-She /. a, PIv.
mouth as a receiving ship.
N. IL she aslsrge as the Newcastle -
NO. not quite so lAsge the Newcastle is so
-suas, the Egyp,ienns is only 40.
~ Do yos think il the Egyptienne had
guns on her gangwsys as you have, and the
same weight Of metal. you could take her -
Hes, inks minutes. The Ex Emperor shrug-
Sed-op his shoulders and laughed.
~. What chance then would you have
With aFseach - gun ship ?--lfh was blow.
ing hard so as 10 prevent hcr opening her
iowcr deck ports, We would take her, not 9TH
srwise.
N. Ycry gesd. How long do y-a think
Jou Nssld hcin saking one Of the large 50
suor fsigasc,S--Do you mean French Ma
poieon smiled aud ssid, I" No, American"
IL -obou, tea minutes. Napoleon laughed
very heartily, sad said, Adiea and weat TO
his carriage, which was waiting for him.
!" We are badly supplied with provisions
here. The arrivals from the Capes are Blu,
seIdom,aa the daty is very laborious. There
- o ship on each side Of the island, constantly
crGising, aod guard. boats.
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NEW ASSORTMENT.
JOSIAH G.. SHAW,

JOSIAH G. SHAW,
III ais BOos-S,oS. snd Lottery and Exchange
, Office, 40. II is.. 7homes.ssrref,
Offers for S~le,
500 Reams of PAPER, csasisting OF
Dr.sing, Cap No. & 2, Pot No. iG Q sppcrfns
and common Letter Paper, from S 3 10 S :Np,v
Ream. folio and cap blue /, Wrapping brown an9
white log and cartridge rapcr.-Wnhs complete
School 6oohs and Stationary.
Singing Books Of various kinds with ali the no
dsrn Publications Of the day. az soon a. they are is.
sued from the Press--Aiso on hand, $4,000 Du,cls
ana So,ooo kossis Quiis, upon be,,cr terms.A Ahs'-
have r.s nssp 8iiSss.t s,, X; .,l .osa
the busress Of Broke. personally attended to, ID
all its hr~ne hes.
TICKE
In the Plymouth Besch. md Baptist stone Chapel
Lotteries, now drawing and in the washirgon
Bridge and Plainfeld Meeting House Loicrics---
soon to be drswr--constsntiy for Sale in Whole
Half and Quarter Tiekeis.
Nswbsrf lee. 10
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NEWPORf.
VEDNESDdY, DECE.NBER Ia, lsl6.
COMMUNICATIVE ron rnE 2ErvBLIcAn.
To The Ccssaek Priests Of Nerp- England,
GpprrfNG

q
GRBErIso.
What think you-are not the scriptures,
fast fulfilling in these days! Pray read ths
words Of Ezekiel, chap. 8, and in the 10th,
read that verse wmchfuns thus: "And hc
brought me inlo The inner court Of the Lords
house. and behold. OF the door of The temple
OF the Lord, between the porch and the altar,
were about five aud fpensy men, with their
backs towards the temple of the lord, and
their faces towards the ear and they wor-
shipped the sun towards the cast" Then
read the rest of the chapter
Again, IN The l lth chap. at the let verse,
you wall fnd nearly the same words. The
hrst ssys aooEs twenty Eve men-this ssys
twenfyJfUe men Bo,h say they were look
ing e0sf. Here they are called princes, not
Judges and esquires, as yous Hartford Con-
vention men are. In the I'd yevss he ssys,
"these are the men that devise mischief, and
give wicked cosnsoi." -.
Now ! ~snt to hear yosr iearned opinion
on the above passages. I mus, thiak tho iff-
spired wriier had sview Of the Hartford Con
veotioo, or he never could come so near the
number, or the circumstance Of their backs
6eiag turned ,etowatds the temple of the
Lord, and their faces toward the easf"---thai
Is towards Easthsrf, where the sun Of their,
worship had landed, and hoissed his standard
for them to look at and worship. Then he
calls them hriness Of the people. Now these
mea would wish TO be called so, no doubt.
princes of New-HAmpshire. and prioees Of
Massac hase,,s, and princes Of Rboac- -Islspd,
and so on. Aud again, whas was their Basi.i
ness !--io devise miseh,ef and give 1ickcd
counsel TO New Eogl.nd. Bu, as they had
turned their backs forar6s the Lard, il must
hefhat the Lord coniounded their languages,
as be did at the bulldog Of Babel. -,
Yours, with all due respect.
HONESPUN.
Seconnctt, Dee. 10, 1916.
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BENEVOLENCE.

We Understand the Brethren Of ST. Johns
Lodge. in this town, granted TO Messrs. Bow.
EMS K,pDER the use Of the M.sonic Hill
for the purpose of exhibiting their clegan,
paintings, SIC. Tree Of charge. The Bre,hren
Of ST. PAuls Lodge also manifested their lib.
crafty IN ps,ronizing those gentlemen, by .
general susndanee az the Phenix Museum,
These and other liberal acts OF friendship,
ptove tina, the citizens OF Newport, aud other
towns 10 this state, take pleasure in aidiDg
The cause Of tho unfortunate, and paironlziny
the laoors Of our American artists.
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Declaration 9t' Lmlfpendssce.


@ INSCRIPTIONS are received by the undersign.
- .,i, for . sYI.ENDiD SDfrl0N of the pECiA-
RATIO. or iSOg pENDRNCE, row preparing for
publication IN Plilsdelpha This National NorG
wirh he engraved by The fs, artist of the country,
AVID viii aford evidence Of what our citizens las;
done in politics and DO in art'sts sise will bs
SO iaehes by -. and il, will contain. besides tl.
Declaration. the flo siilss of,he original signatures
The Portraits OF the Chief Of the Revolutionary Ar
mics. the Prcsden, OF Congsess. and tbe Atlher &C
the Declaration, and other sSperb decorations, acd
necessary, sppsndsges The plan and proposals.
ma, be seen a, this Office. n, che Washington .nsas.
ance Office, or at thc Literary and News Room.
JONES s WHEELER.
Agents Cor t',c State Of Rhode. .lslaad.
PrcviJenes P.vias Qlsts, Dss. =.
EJ. T5e plsu and proposals, above mca-
toned, may be examined at the Post-Cficc in
Newport, where gen,lsmep wishey 70 subscribe MAJ
leave their names, and they Will be forwarded to tho
Agents, in Providence. s. ttt
Dec. Ia $3.50 rt.tt, .s.. Itt- tt ,r..t
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A csrtmsn in Philsdelphia has been lndlet-
ed and fouod guilty Of cruelty beating h's
horse, end sentenced 20 psy hoe OF thirty
dollars with costs Of prosseu,ioo, and'to give
bspds for his good behaviour one year. There
is hsrdly man who does not applaud this as
a foi punishment yet vesy few are willing to
inierpose when they witness similar acts OF
cruelty prac,ised under their own eyes
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,ss preparsd ,e, Il sIsnd an hour and bsH

thas preparsd, !et Il stand an hour ard bali
or TITO hours before il is put into the oven.
IL should be TAXED on the hesr,h Of the oven.
BE pAt,iculsr in following these directions,
and you may make as good bread as can bs
made from the hest rye and Indian meal in
deed many give il the preference. II does
NOT require quite SO ong ume 10 bake, as the
common brown bread. I
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REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION.

\ Mai. Geseral HExnx DEAasoas, rad tks
Hon. WILLtAM Kiso, arc in nom,na,ioe by
the Republicans Of Massachusetts, for the Of.
fees Of Governor aod Lieu, Governor Of that
ole. The Hon. WILLIAM GRAY was first
proposed, for Governor but the pressure Of
his private concerns prevented his eompli.
ance with the wishes Of the Convention.
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C1sab->Dog Cbsap {!
WILLIAM flM.EY, Sd.

No. l2A, isaass STR9sT.
WILL open tlis day. some of NC cheapest Goods
~ ever offered in this town, aNsch being pnr'
ensed q, the auctions, for cash. he WI sell them'
dgg sheap. on the same terms. ta
Thy e,n.frise, in pact. fhe fs,yo,vi,y- -
Dlpe. black. brown and mixed Eroa6clotisi 90
Cass'nercs. Cords. Coating. Kerse,s, Planes, Van
ncs, and Baizes Satiuuettk, very cheap; Caiicoe ~
wry low bandsnna and flag Ksndkerc'fs. shawls,
rem ~ cts TO 8 dolls each India Cottons. from l2
70 3S cts yard Umbreilas 81 bomb basin, cheap;
yest'ngs, from IS cts 10 Q dolls pattern; supcr6ne
sospenders' steam loom. Coierain. and India Shirt.
iYs; ladies' indispensables; Russia shcetings
teAids black, brown, and fancy Ribbons, ladies'
6ioves; genlicmen's fancy cr~yats--and a great
Variety OF other artiescs, too tedious to enumerate
all Of which ne will sell low for cash
" y he would Thank all those Who arc indebted
te him. 70 call and settle very soon, Dec III
MN POR1 bAEok
NOTICE is hereby given. that on Wednesday, the
hTst day Of January ~ xt, geaeral meeting of
the Stockholders viii take place at the State House
- Newp"rt. at halt.past 'wo O'Clock, p. M for The
election OF Directors and transaction Of The mecca
ssry ~:siness Of said Bauk
Nnice IS also given, that on the same day, the
hslt-yearly Dividend viii be declared and paid 10
such persons as the books n the Batk will shew TO
&c stocthoes~s on tse sseept, .aixtAg g.nstani-
~ order sff1e Prssident and Zbrersers Y
JOHN X. siEARMAN, Gather,
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Robert Goodoe Harper, OF Baltimore, has,
we re Joicc to learn, resigned bis seas 10 The
Senate OF the United States.
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REPUBLICAN STRENG TR.

II j. with feelings Of qualification that We
look round at the present pe,iod, aud obsetvc
The prosperity and strength OF the democrat
ic party in the union. The apprshensions Of
It's friends and the confidence Of its enemies
have at times predicted TO il division and dc.
feat. Both have been Disappointed and I,
now occupies moro extensive and conn mand.
ing geound thsn u ever did since its Fl irst great
triumph.-Mr. MosnoE, the republican can.
dldate for PresideD,, wall succeed, with sn un-
anmi,y not PARALLEL since the election Of
Washington The fcdcralist do not dare to
name candidate even federal States talked
of voting for Mr.. Monroe!
Such is tho strong and happy situation IN
which our country siands--sucA is the rasul,
Of The volumns Of fedrai insec,ive, ztamor
and falscho pod, that have been spoke q, wri,rn
and printed for years against the people add
eosntry-aod such the termination Of the Ia ;,
bors Of federalism, TO divide snd des,roy the
people, and to enable few to govern them.
Dem. Press.
A friend from the county has hsnde 4 u.
the following, with a request that j, nigh,
DO made pub'ies l, has been .ong known
,ha, bread rSy be made from potatoes, but
the method uf making good bread from then,
has reuained secret with many. Believing
tina, the Information may prove Of ofimpor,arce
10 all, at this time, when bread stsfs are
commanding very high price, We with pleas
ure give il an insertion.
Aftb,d OF making GOOD bRs<p, al o1oaf hoy
.he common eoss.
Doll The potatoes Got quite SO sof, - com.
mon then Turn the water on, aud let the m
bang over the hre and dry short time then
peal them a. finc as possible then take q
small quantity Of peatl ash, which should be
added to new yeast, w!:ieh is working briskiy !;
add The potatoes TO these ingredients, and
knead then, together then add as much rye
meal or h,ur as you can possibly work IN
the whole should be pounded together vi.h a
epesile, or something Of the kind-no water
70 be added al coy ua,e. Afier ,bc dough i,
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Wbo Giants a iGaixea ?

They may be had by the pureh>se OF for,u-
trE naic kumbct in tho
Hcshingtoa B,iGgeE Loneyy, NO. z.
To commence drawing on de 9Th day of uecslp-
Der. in the city Of New Haysn, and to be drawn
rapidly $50 sgr
scKt.NE. .s
- 30 frizes Of lou0 do.lass each,
! do I0atiessis aod AL they draw.
do so do DO :
90 do aUQ jollsrs.
80 do 100 do
go DO Is do
S055 do 3 do ,t.
No, more than ens and three snorisys blank - 60 a
prize. Deduction from prizes. fftetn per cent
Price OF the above Tickets. whole s. 00shsives
i2, quarters 62-hut from the very great de.
mand TOR ncm, Nill soon rise
There may alko now be had, Ticket. in ,hS
P1rsvM Beach Lottery, drawing in poston Iishess
Pnzc B 5000, price OF Tickets So 50--snd Tiste,s
IN the Baptist Stone Chapel Lsuay. highest pfizu
3oyo. now dra~ing in Brsiol, price of Tickets
3 81, At the Truly Fortunate Lotrery and TX.
change oMce. No Ii8, THAnsssraasr. 90 eeie.
orased Tor the sale Of High Prizes. 7 ~
JOSIAH c. SHAW!
81 Dec. "a ,.Ts., -''-.'t''
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HAS jus, rcceivcdS by the latest arrivals
at N. York, from Liverpool, some N.w & osos.
--.fmong which arg
Balloon Furniture Din'i. Fancy super SUPER lace
ties, gronod, DO
Cotton Shir,ings. high 4 Do DE-. do check do.
low priced Gns furniture do.
l2quafter Counterpanes, fades and gentIcmcn's
10 DO DO. w0rsted Hose,
IL do Marseilies Sfts. Girls and boys white and
II DO. ~. 4 cord do. I'll Of Which
Is do, do. sfe OF very superiov
Undrcs,>1 Caaeoe,, quality.
sup - blk lace ground Jaconet and csmS. MGs.
Br>wn and y.l!ow fsn.S iins,
cies do Limitation dsnask Shsw'p
Chinis stripes do. g Rich p!uid do.
Fancy checks do. Mourning do.
.Also-7 8 and q 4 iflsh Lipens.
Likeriss, on hand,
Aquan,i;y og Cu,le,y--Hard.Wsre--snd
few crates Crcekery Ware.
.2lso--i0 casks OF Coaenar Wine, nj Of 1hich he
will sell low for cash. New.York money and Urea
sury Notes taken at par.
Newport. Dec Is It'll
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-18
Newport, Dec. Is. 1910.
KHODE.lSLAND INSURANCE
COMPANY.

TIE Stockholders Of the Rhode fslsad Insurance
Company s,e hereby notified. that general
meeting will te held at ,he State House in Newport,
on w,dneadsy, the first day of JANUARY next, at
hafpsa iwo o'clock, p. NJ. for the election Of ri.
rec,ors and transaction of such other business as
may he thought necessary.
" Newport. December 18. 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-18

Mammoth Hog.--Mr., William Sinilh, Of
Flushing, IL I.) has lately killed two year
old hog, weighing | l2o pounds.