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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
Gcores Wadj1vorfHs Efate..

George Wadfworfps tfate.
xxyE the iubfcfibers having been appointed by
w the Hon Samuel freeman Eiq- 10 receive
and examine The claims Of the creditors to the e.
flate of GEORGE WADSv ORTIZ, late of Port
land in the county of Cumberland, Merchant, de-
ceafed reprelen,ed intolveut, do hereby give no.
ice that tx monihs are allowed to said creditors
TO bring in and prove their claim and that we
Will attend that fervice az the office of Horatio
Sou,hca,e in laid Portland. on the fourth Thurs-
day a this and Of the five following months, from
ITO O'clock in the afternoon Of each day.
Dated at Portlasd. sforefaid. this twenty 9th
day Of June A. D. 1916
JOSEPH I1rCOMB. 7 Cs1Ris.
hoRATIo. soUTHoATE.S ,is.r..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
A CITIZEN.

We readily admit the above, as, upon a
more careful perusal Of the act relating TO the
proposed separation, we find them agreeable
to the provisions Of the bill, and it was orr in
tention to have noticed the subject, as we are
far from having any disposition to mslead the
public Oh this important and interesting sub
ject.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02
MEssRs. EDITORS,


| notice in your lastpa some remarks
on the Separation Act, wherein it is stated,
that in case. Of separation, all the personal
property belonging to the State will revert to
Massachusetts. This is incorrect. BY ref
erence to the law it will be found that after
providing for the division of the public lands
and obligations for the performance OF settling
duties in the District OF Maine the second
provision Of the. first section provides that
6 all other property belonging TO the Com
monwealth shall be holden by said Common
wealth as fund and security for the pay
ment Of all debts due by the same and in
case the property SO retained shall be more
than sufficient TO discharge such debts, then
one fourth Of all the property that remains is
10 be awarded to the New State" In esti-
mating this property, see nothing in the act
which exempls the property in the Quarter
Master Generals Department from being Ia,
ken into the general estimate of TIC property
belonging 10 the Commonwealth.
BY giving the foregoing place you will
correct an error, which, however unintention-
al, is calculated TO mislead the public in for
ming correct opinion Of the terms upon
which the separation OF Maine from Massa-
chusetts is proposed 10 take place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-02

SUPERINTENDENT Of Light Houses in Mass
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-18
ALEXAN ORIA HERALD.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ls, 1916.
B. n THE ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
No. w.
ORICJARV
OBITUARY.


"In the midi of life we are in DEATH,
Died, politically, in Loudoun county.
on the 23d uitmo, after short bu,
desperate attack of political insanity
Sydney Bailey, Esq long a respectable
and thorough-going federalist of this
connty His friends charge his politi
cal exit 10 the improper medical treat,
'nent of Doctors IT. w. Smith and T. b.
Crazy, the two attending physicians,
who oeing quacks in politics, brougui
about speedy die solution. But 10
not consider Mr.. Bailsy's end charged
ole, In a criminal poiGt of view, to his
PhysicIanS--whose quackery is admit
led as sufficient apology, and ourht 10
protect them from the charge Of hay-
ing "iltufy administered improper me
iIcIne should further evidence be ne
cessary to remove improper suspicious,
4 will stale, that these gentlemen are
Ntr. BIS relations, and rank amonest
ms warmest friends. In fine, they view
DIN as their great federal luminary-
whilst they, like satellites, revolved a.
round him In their respective orbits.
A short biographical sketch of Mr..
Baney's political lie, viii probably be
interesting TO those who were unac
quainted with him IN the northern neck
OF Virginia, whore he was born, abCut
~ years ago, and removed from thence
10 Loudoun, where by marriage he pos
sessId himself OF a snug little farm,
which filled him with the vanity TO be-
-Hevs that al some future period he
would become great man; aud it be
ihS about the time that Mr. Lewis com
.merced has political career in congress
a. immediately became his arm friend
sod followed him through oil his poll.
.Jcai IDco6sis, encies SO strong was
ne attachment OF Mr., Bailey to this DO
1uca!ly rotten cOIse of Mr. Lewis. tina,
Il, Is not shaken, although Mr.. Lewisis
"a state Of political leprosy fire
strong attachment OF Mr.. Bailey TO this
sreat - mama bon of unrighteousness,"
'non brought him into not ce, and he
as generally known within 2 circle OF
'ur or FIVE rhIles circumference, and
e'was solicited TO become a candidate
,:.Ihe House of Delegates, which he
Jcclined, 40 doubt, from supposilisD,
IA, such situation was not sufficient
!. important for the display of his %.
rs Ills friends also proposed 10 PAT
"n ia nomiRaiIoa Tor the state senate,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-18
Er:rIef # Il letter from

"A IN NE NOV. ~ 10
-" ne ARRIVAL from Liverpool al Ne~
i"'k OF vessel, dispatched by ndiyi
luals Tor the purpose OF spt culating il
Hour and gram, has occaoioaed consi
ds'ahle rise here in those arucies.--
Floor has sold a: SIS 10, and whea.
al 3 IS; and sven at these pr: :.
holders are, understand, unwilling u
sell Just now.
1t Is stated that this vessel brine 5
accoun's ol scarcity OF grain throue h
"u' Europe. Expresses have goae to III,
South 10 make purchases
L have taken ine liberty of Addressing
you' thinking this information might b
# some service. ::
D. Sales have benu made az Ia
iol!ors Tor Hour, aud 3 ioilars fol whoa,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-18

regulation will expire, Tor opening the
ports of the UriIed Kingdom TO III,
free admission Of grain, -four and breac
stuiis generally.
In consequence oT the -ittelligeDc nee
by the Harlequin, from Live,p o, :, anur
rose yesterday in this market from two
10 three dollars barrel; number o
expresses were despatched TO The sou,h
ward, and a pilot boat sailed for Charles
ton yesterday morning
Late Jrea the ,MCdiferrGneaH.--B
The Arrival ct the ias, sailing sGhoupe
Moreiana, Alien, in 80 days from Paler
mo, we learn, that Mr.. Pinckney, the
American Minister, lad concluded hi,
negotiation at Naples, and ssken his d.
Parture from that place and that the
American squadron had also sale d from
that port.
A Siciiiuu gentleman, passenger il
The Morgiana, inform, thar the harvest
throughout Sicily had been unusually
hne, and tue crops more abundant thar
ior many preceding yeas
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-18

SPECIFICATION Y. IN iIhs-That the
said MAJOR Cen Gaines. at the time
and place aforesaid, after the explosion
OF some ammunition underline platform
'ol The before mentioned bastIon, suffer.
ed the centre and left columns OF Tbs
enemy, in great confusion and disorder
md partly u.armed, to retire from fort
Erie, over plain, without making, or
having made, any effort or attempt to
capture item.
SPECIFICATION 8. In tbis-That the
said Msjor Gen. Gaines, at the time
and place aforesaid. being then anu
there in command as aforesaid, neg
iected to avail himself of the adyan,a.
ges gained by the valor of his troops, in
he action fought between ,heAmerican
md British forces a, FortErie andTow-
sons battery, en- The said 18th of Au
gust; the situation and condition OF the
BRUSH forces being such at would have
exposed them to inevitable destruction,
had the American army been properly
commanded
Exhibited ~
w. a TRIMBLE,
Lieut.. Col. 9th u S. Inf'y.
Altered by order,
Z, Ii WINDER,
Army ] ADV.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-18
AMOR PAlRlR
LeesburgI Loadon eountg, Nov. u.
NEw-YoRk, Nov. 10.

The NesOs by tie Hariequin.--TA>
letters received by this vessel contair
Information of the failure OF the haf.
vest In ECglsOd TO such an extern
as to leave deficiency OF one third 81
iae usuay quantity OF grain, and that IL
remainder will not be sufficient for tn
general consumption. 1t was, In CO &.
sequence, calculated that an order
-yudCil would Dc issued On the 18Th
November ION which day the preyiou.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-18
ASSTZE OF BREAD.
SLIP AAA NEWS
PoRT . 4sa8kS1s 1LEXANfRIA.

EHTERED,
ochr RebcccA, Berry Boston.
oIoop Unity, Hand, Phaadelphia, en-.
tSrcd and cleared Tor Washmgtom
CLEARED,
=, Schr Lady Iompkins, Wensht, Nov
Brig Thomas * EI@ard, Hail, SsyaG.
iai
Bag Hunter. G rinnolds. " Orleans
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-18
Prices Cu,renh

once our lasl siatSmeIt there hs,,
oeeh an unusual rise H. ,lho prise o
Pgoduce, which appears pccGicai-,
u!'on the arrival Of the HarIroul, f.or,
Liverpool, ian vi Oct Which vusss
Is said 70 bring .et,crs sra,inc the f,l..
are of ih2 crops in England, al ,ha.
/! was eXP,ct1d there would be :.
ora%r III Council Tor The importation f
gram. There has Cccn a suaseuu
strivai, which lett LIve,po the {
Oct but brings no news OF Ser
cFnpS-so ihai We thlnk si.C days ccu.r
hardly have made an alietat.on IN IT,.
state OF the English crops. Our p .ce
Sarfeht MAS cor eclei. "u 5atu-"
t'vei4ng from actual Sales = bul fAn
"',FnR'F the ar,ic,C appe -. fla. =. d
"ih perhaps retrogade. ShceulGio-
has run high in HallImorc, i safe :. d
actually been mad: there at Sis
baltimore Corn IiIa, ket, .Aou
Flour 6l3 IN "a
Wheat, per busbel = S5
Oais do l2a ss
ASSIXE OF BREAD.
"A !oai oi superdne ~-f' nou: ~ weigh
ats. for g. l-2 cents
lbs. for 80 do
ib,. for 10 do
70. Tor 8 do
JACOB WloEMILLER.
Nagember s.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-18
Friday, Wov |, 1916.

Friday, Nov /, 1916.
The Court proceeded to pronounce
he following judgment
The Court, after having read over the
whole OF The evidence, as well ON the
part ut the prosecution as on that of the
defence, ana alter the most mature de-
liberation do find the prisoner, Major
Gen. Edmund 7 Gines. not guilty Of
either OF the charges OF specifications
exhibited against hin,' The court do
ihercioretorc hoaou.sb bly, acouit him Of
he same and the Court feel il to be
due to the COED of tho service TO pro
'.ounc", that most or thc whole OF them
are W, bout support or febnAat m.
WINFIELD aCDfE,
MILO Gen. hy breHct, AID
tresisent Of the Court.
K. N DMa,r,
drmy J. Id0oeats IF The Court.
The scn,enoe OF he court. honora-
bly, acquiNing major gen. Games of All
he chafges and specifications alledged
against hiCUo Is approved
JAMES MADISON,
G2NERALtCROEas.
The President OF the Court will r,-
store the sword ofmsi. gen Gaines with
a copy of these orders
The General Court Martial, I
which Major Gen. Scott is Presidea
is hereby dissolved.
Major Gen. Gaines will resume the
command of the Eastern section of
the south division OF the army.
BY order,
ID. PARKER Adj. se Insp Gen
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-12
Practice Of Medicine.

A PARTNERSHIP being formed
"a between GEO. A. THCNT0N
aud GUSTAVUS A. BROWN, they
will in future practise medicine, sur
gerry and obste.ricks, in conjunction
aud attend with panctuality to al
cases submitted to their care, either
lathe town of Alexandria or the adiacen
counties of Vigioia, Mary land, and The
District of Columbia. Surgical cases
especially of great magnitude, or where
capital operation is required, will be
attended to at a distance.
By the arrangement, DR.. Brown vii
take charge of all cases in the country
except when consultation is required
Or surgical operation is to be perform
ed, when the joint attendance of thu
partners will be rendered free of the or
binary consultation fees.
DR.. Thornton will in future cenine
himself to the town, and will be enabled
10 give his punctual attendance to those
families who have hitherto employed
him, AID TO all other cases which may be
committed to his care in Alexandria and
It's immediate vicinity.
Having fine collection of anatomical
preparations, good library, and largs
medical shop, they propose to receive
young gentlemen, who are preparing 70,
the Lscturss, and viii teach them, BY
demonstration, aad recitation, every
branch of the profession, SO as to enable
them to complete their stadies in NOR,
limited time and engage in the practice
ofmedicine with a confidence & success
which can only be acquired from thi
Hfode Of instruction.
Y. B. Applications are to be made a
Dr.. Thornton's house in King street, IT,
same that MAS formerly occupied by ID!
w. A. Dalngerfeld.
april eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-12

Itpcfurnnus. on her voyage from Baltimore
ifo Gibraltar, spoke her on she 9th OF Au
rust, in the latitude of the Chesapeake
land not more than 400 miles from thu
Icoast. She was under reefed topsails
md therefore. prepared for the storm
which was then approaching. We al
the tremendous gale, whfcf
swept the ocean on the 9th and 10th O
August. The bosom of destruction the'
literally passed ever the Atlantic, and
there can he no doubt, but that the Eper
vier foundered in the gale, and all who
were on board went with her to the bot
tom. Their fate was hard one, just al
the time when their bosom beat quickest:
when the appearance of a vessel, only a
fe " DAYS from America, had reused Up
all their fond anticipations of home,
when they even hailed the first approach
of the gale, as it speeded them on their
cou Sc; when every circumstance, which
imagination had pictured to attend their
arrival, began to assume the form Of re-
ality-then it was, that an inscru'abl,
Providence had measured their exist
ence. When they fancied their danger
almost over, then we're they given to b.
swallowed up by the abyss they had SO
often braved, and their bodies buried be
meath the waves which broke on the We
nv shores which it was the object OF all
their wishes and prayers to reach. But
it IS some comfort to reflect. that 40 care
lessness vas their's-that il skill and ex
perience would have availed. they would
| have been saved /; that they sunk be
meath the hand of IN unrelenting desti
nv that the manner of their death wa'
not enbittered by many struggles, OF
much suffering but that amid tho up
| roar Of the elements, they paid the great
debt of nature together. dying in the
performance of their duty, and in the
service of their country Their lives
were, like the element they loved, at one
time tranquil and quiet, at another full
of action and stormy, and the confusion
of The tempest, and the wild dismay OF
shipwreck, mingled at their deaths
They believed as they trayersed the
mountain waves, that they should reacl
calm and quiet harbor. but they dH
not know that it was haven of eternal
rest they were Fastening, where neither
the storm of lie, nor the tempests ST 0
cean, should ever reach them again.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-12
From the quebec Goae'te Of Oct. 3.
NEW BOUNDARIES.

An Interesting pamphlet has late
" been Published in London, entitied
+" Comnerdious View Of the Points
to be Discussed in Treating with the
United States Of America,"-39 PIP
8vO.
We are told that this pamphlet is
published under the influence Of MIR
Atcheson. who has been fer some
time employed as an Agent, to the
British Merchants connected with
the North American Colonies.
The inhabitants oC,he Colonies are
certainly under considerable obiiga
lions to that gentleman and his EN-
pIoyers, for the vigilance with which
they have watched over the com
mecial interests Of the Colonies. Or
this subject there can never be any
difference Of opioion for 10 general
The commerce. interests Of the 20
lonies, and the interests of the in
habitanis al large. are The same.
We have all an interest that the
maritime rights of Great Britain
should be maintained, on these evi
IDENTIFY depend her maritime sp.
periority, which is the connecting
link between the Metropolis and the
Colonies. II that were once broken
all others would seen give way and
We should he deprived for ever Of sil
the advantages which we derive from
the British government /: a wise sys-
tenn OF laws, free intercourse with a
market for our surplus produce ;
protection against foreign enemies.
hand consideration all over the world
We should inevitably fall prey 10
the q. States; the despotic rule OF
!a people whose ideas and manners
ARE different fram our own; or anar
'chy. which would inevitably follow
the Introduction of their system Of
government.
In the present project Of bounda-
ries. the commercial rather than the
political consequences Of these boun-
DIARIES, seems 10 have been consider.
ed, ii would be a source CT grea!
wealth and prosperity TO Lower Ca
NADIA, If she were 60 become the
channol through which the surplus
produce Of the population ineIuded
in the proposed boundaries. were 70
pass to the Ocean. These bonn
daries inclade population Of nearly
enc miilion CT Americans. No per
son will believe that, with the no
lions and habits imbideG and formed
from their infancy, and fortified by a
thousand circumstances, they would
all at once BECOME sincerely attached
to the British government. How
are they TO he governed. Are they
to be formed into separate Provinces
and Military government establish
ed among them2 Verify there would
10 that case. be no OCCASION for al
reduction in the army. Are they toI
be united 20 fanada I We shall sup
pose ha!fa uillion to Lower Canada,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-12
Notice

YJvHE Stockholders of the Warrentor
a Company are notified. that an cleo
ton far President and twelve direc'
tors. will be held at the Office of the
Warrenton Company, on Monday, 22d
April. BY order,
J. A. w. SMITH, Cash'r.
March IL cote
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-12

FOR
New York q Providence,
SkS The Sloop
ssesP HENRY,
s..:ssa Benz. Delano. master,
VIII take 400 barrels for either 81 tht
above ports if immediate application il
made to
Who has just received and offers fol
sale,
100 bbls Mess. and No. Beef
SO do. Whiskey
5000 bush. Salt
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine.
April 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-12
DIR w atts's

Plain sd easy Catechisms.
Ths pre>e~atiye from the Sins and
reliss Of nt5,
AUD p,gaie soess and Prayers fol
Children,
TssErHER WIN
The WestW;estcr As,e.Aely's Shorter
ca'ech;a~. sir Scriptnea 'seierences
ss,ir rae disorders, piice s.
ines Kennedy & Son.
4psi: 2 eeti
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-12
Slnglng Scnooi.
w. WOOD

Respectfully informs his friends ant
the public, that he intends opening &
School tor instructing in Vocal Music or
tuesday evening April Esd. at Mrs. Pey
toms School Room.
Those persons who wish TO be in
structed in the rudiments Of this art, viii
find it to their advantage to commence
as early as possible.
FeFms--three dollars and fifty cents
per quarter.
Attendance from Z till 9, twice aweek.
March 26 eot2sdA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-12
TO LIT.

The two story Brick House on King
street, opposite the mechanics Bank
at present occupied by Mr.. Isaac Rob
bins as dry gnol store. Possession will
be given on the first of May.
Adam Lyon.
March 2y staw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-12

NOJlCc
The public will take notice, that the
mower Of attorney, given by us TO Ihos'
Harding, OF Georgetown, for the sale OF
management of the Steamboat GAM
DEN, is hereby revoked. Given under
our hands and seals this 9th day OF A
ROBT PARKINSON, 50.
JAS. SMALLMAN, IS.
BY A. Wilmans.
Aptil 10. ..
Palmer's Packet will sail ior
Norfolk on Saturday next.
April 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03
NEW HOTEL
Al BRISTOL.

SANFORD HORTON respectfully. informs his
friends and the public, that he has taken the
house formerly improved BY the Bristol Bank. next
north oi che market, which he has opened for
n HOUSE or EN1'h RI.4lNhih.hT
Ladies and gentlemen can be accommodated with
boarding and lodging IN 4 pleasant and agreeable
manner-Fre C'uos aud dinner paslies can also be
accommodated in the bes, possible manntr-s and
travellers will tnd good enertanrlent for them
selves and suitable accommodations for their horses
The public arc assured that The most unremt,inc
exert'ons shal' be emPloysd 10 give every ss,sisc.
ton. Bristol, Nov. 8, 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03
For S0k...

THE Estate, formerly the property of Oliver
i Duvfee. Esq deceased, lying on the west road
leading to BRISTOL Ferry and four miles from New
port. beautifully situated for any genemans rctirn
nent, containing Is l.2 acres excellent LAND, wits
All orc bard nearly in its prime. Further particular
rrsy bsknown by application 20 Mr.. WM LASoLEy
os The subscriber, living in Newport.
. ELiZABEIH DURfEE.
-it,vborf. Octotsr 4. 1915. 9m.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

T,lyE-TwELFTHS of Cotton Msnufactory, situ-
y ave ia Nerth-kingaown, about one mile from
Hickford 1t has stream Of water sufficient to op.
perute 1000 spndles, and has now in operation 500,
wi(h Dwelling.ilouse and other necessary Build.
ings oil in good repair. Seldom has property ros.
sessing so many advantages been offered tor SALE
The terms will be liberal and may be known by APP
plying to JouN HAWKINS. at the Factory, or TO
:, BERlAtI \ DANIEL WAITE.
.Nssvport, June z, 1873
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London, Oci. 90.

london, Oct 20.
During the extreme heat OF Thursday SEQ
night, the thermometer in the garden OF
Thomas Sharp, Esq. OF Romney, rose TO 40
degrees, aud being unable to contain more
heat, it burst gs twa4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03
For. Sale.

TIE FARM Of the subscriber, situated in Ports-
4 mouth, one half mile south Of Bristol Ferry,
contau;ug about so acres, with Dwelling-liousc-
Barn and other out houses, in, good repair. The
whole will be sold on reasonable terms, For partc-
ulars, apply to the subscrir living the premises
49, e..fs .f JOHN ANTHONY.
Porfsnonfh, Jnu ~, 1915. T
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03
NEW DOANDiNG HOUSE.

HE subscriber has taken that convenient House,
NO ITO, Thames street recently occupied by
the Hon. SfaEoS MAkTis, where Gentlemen and
Ladies can be accom- 81 s,cd with genteel Board.
ing. f,g1 er i. pICnARN DURFEE,
.Aerrtors.- sNouee,irr T. l8Ls Elr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

Ne7u Feather Beds and Feathers.
T I'VE Geese ard Fowl Feathers, and Feather
IL Beds, from 20 to As dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, ChGries.sirecf.
He has on hand an assortment Of Mattresses Of al
kinds. 'f .Netepors, .hareh 29, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03
To Ise..

Ind hossessioa Sirea ,psmriicicyy.
'I'akT p'-ssantly situated House and Garden avn.
ed, and formerly oc0pied byrarraa y MAY.
rtEuY. in wsshinc'' N slreft fvr par,'cnlars IN
ssne 4, this sS,e p,s IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03
TO LET.

THE House. No. 8, Thames street, formerly own.
cd byCspt. Henry Hunter, having large ysrl
anil garden, with other calise,Nences Fer pariicu.
lars, .hpply 10 wM. LANGLEY, ,NsNbor,, or SAM.
UtLtLNt, Portsmou'h. .hst L..