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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-24
GERMAN GOODS.

Charles 4 Cdlte1
received per the ship Orion, di-
rect from Hamburg, and oilers for
- he iolloving Goods VIZ H.
= 500 ~ boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de-
.s 1s~ h,mblers, wine glasses, double
Ant fs'', and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
49, 200 bales Linen,
Consisting of Platillas, Britannias,
r...a;ilss, Roaans, Cholets, Creas, las
i hsIO nowlas. Hessians, Sail Cloth,
MATE Sail. stout hempen Iicklenourgs,
,spaburcs, Burlaps &c.
O Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
q Scythes,
Copper pots and tea Kettles
Shaw knives,
Brass wire,
QaiIls,
Liqaor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks Of steel of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demijohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c
All Of which viii be sold on as goad
terms as they can be purchased IN the
United States.
Nov 90
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The SUBSCRIBER

Has received by the ship Congress, via
Baltimore, and barque Mary, direct
from Liverpool
A fee packages Of ,celI chosen
DRY obs,
CONSISTING OF
Striped janets
White quilting and figured vestings
Damask table cloths, from Ga to 1914
FurnitWe and other plates
ShawIs
Gilt and silvercd ball buttons
Plain and figured null muslin
Elegant tsmbored null robes
Supevfine cloths and cassimeres
Corded, check and common singhams
Madras handkercbiefs
Furniture fringe, consisting of long
and round ball, plain and double gimp
head.
The above goods will be sold on advan-
tageous terms by the piece or package.
George Taylor.
July Il colin
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Ran AWAY on Friday the lath in
slant, negro man named RICHARD
LAWSON, between 25 and 80 years of
age, about feet high and large in pro-
portion, he stammers at times very much
and is tolerable black--he took with him
two oznabrig shirts, red flannel shirt,
one PAIR of reddish forrest cloth panta-
looms, one twilled s7eat coat Of a grey
,sh color. and q tolerate good fur bat
He had on when he went away, yellow
cotton panta!oons and twiIed rounda-
bout jacket cotton and yarn. and also
took CIT a good imported new blanket,
soldiers blue coat. very good knapsack
with the letters u. $. il Blue, on the back
of it. A reward OF Twenty Dollars VIII
be given for apprehe ading him if in the
district of Columbia, ana Fifty Dollars,
if out of the district.
Masters Of vessels ard others are
warned against haibu,ing or carrying off
said Negro man.
Stephen LomGn.
go The editors Of the National IN
telilSepcer are requested to insert the a.
Dove three times. The editor OF the al
tmore Federal Gazette is also requested
to insert the above cost.
July 10 If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-24
For freight or Charter,

VI
x5s The elegant new Schooner
81 .sI,sSss Neptune, Captn.' stephens;
49, .sssss burtben i56 tons Or 1900 bar
ss@zzs.1a rels, veil found. and IN eve
ry respect a first RAE vessel, and Will De
ready dor the reception ola cargo in i've
DAYS, For terms apply to The master on
board or to
Adam . Herbert & Co.
IFho haze for Sale. .
Said schooner's Cargo, consisting OF
$4,000 feet MerchantaDle Lumber.
lInna %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-24
Land for sale.

sNHE subscriber offers for sale two
L small FARMS in the county of
amestmOreland and state of Virginia
Vre 90 Mattox Greek, containing 600
.S'ss, principally land of the first quail
Y 20 Of which is heavily. timbered.-
'aere is on this tract a good dwelling
: sOase, with all necessary out-houses, a
aae Young apple and peach orchard,
sp.uss OF never falling streams convent
cut The house stands on the banks OF
s@ creek where every convenience and
.SAcry that the season can afford is at
9ched toit.
ALSO,
oe other Tract, lying and being in
@s ame county, about one and half
en- ssses from the above tract, containing
~ ~ md half acres, about $50 acres of
s salS' Is good timber-there is dwell
~ l0use, kitchen, and an apple or
,s nasu With some other valuable fruit at
- sueG q this, with spring of good wa
W. p0t terms apply to Baldwin M.
w., Esq or Hen, J Beaucock, both of
a.. su gentlemen live near the premises,
: We subscriber in Alexandria.
al ELLIOT MUSE.
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pualIsIIEp DaLr BY sroWDEN RoYAsTREET ALEXANDRIA
WEDNESDAY, July "a, 1916
For Sale or Freight,

SSs The ship Hazard. William
ys4s IN, Crabtree, Jun. master, bur
Ss@ sszss. then $500 barrels, nearly a
4a new vessel and in complete
i.order for the reception Of a cargo.
ALSO.
kSk The ship Wallace, ]. Stick
s AN, ney, master; bur,hen $500
$780, barrels, is first rate vessel,
s built at Newhurryport, and
in complete order for sea.
ALSO,
E5s The ship HoEfern, Charles
NSg sgzRs& Jennisen, master burthen
Ssgtszs2ssssssssS about 5000 barrels, has per-
sxS.sAszssSsa formed but one voyage, and
can be ready in three days to receive
cargo.
ALSO,
asa The ship Wilhelmina. John
Vs ~ Baxter, master; burthen 1000
a.llffalssss5s8 barrels, in good order & rea-
eai--za1.zzsSa dy to receive a cargo on
board.
Also for Freight,
1$a The brig Hssper. Joseph
%#455ap Stephens. Jun. master bur
ssz4ass, then about 1900 bblS. nearly
ssae- new and a superior built YES
sci, sails fast, and ready to receive
cargo.
Also for Sale or Freight,
EEs5 The brig Tslemachus, Lu
vsfg EsstiiSs ther Lincoln, master; bur.
go .s2s then 100 barrels, and Can
oZf=~sSsa be ready for sea in few
days.
ALSO,
sssN The brig Criterion, burthen
.sssa kss thirteen hundred barrels, In com-
plele order for sea.
.aPpiy,to
LaWFason & Fowie.
June IL
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Land for Sale.
May 1910

a Tract Of Land is offered for sale
situate in Frederick county, Virginia,
withia one nile of Berryyiile, containing
rs acres This land was formerly the
property Of Col. Griffin iayIor.
Merchants Bank Notes, Or Notes OF
any Of the Banks Of the District OF CO.
lumbia will be received IN payment
For further particulars
Apply to Tie Printer,
Nav Is Il
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NOTICE..

Tickets for the Bath House issued
this day. Subscribers, ten dollars for the
season-Single Bath, SO cents, or three
for one dollar.
Thomas Shields.
July % st
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For Boston.

fSE The regular trading schooner Ma.
$780, tive, Nathaniel MAYHEM, master,
vail sail in four days. and take two hun.
1red barrels on freight, or passengers. for
which she has handsome accommodations.
Apply to
Lawrason & Fowle,
WHO MAZE FOR sale.
500 crates we'll assorted LIVERPOOL
ware,
100 boxes tin,
400 boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
500 do Brown soap,
100 do fish, suitable for the West In
dia market,
100 barrels mess and No. I. Bosto
beef,
200 sides soa leather.
20 pipes co.nac brandy,
80 cases Medoc claret, Of a very SUI
pegior claret, containing 40 bot
ties each case,
1000 sacks Liverpool coarse and fine
salt,
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool ditto,
5000 do st. ubes,
700 tons plaster Paris.
June "a
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Ladies Straw Bonnets
July 90
For Antwerp,

.f1N The substantial aud fast sailing
.ssssu ship As'eriea, burthen as5 tons :
having two thirds OF her casgo engaged.
the balance will be taken on moderate
terms If immediate application is made
to DANIEL SOMERs.
July IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-24
Cotton Yarn

The subscriber has on hand, and will
be constantly supplied With general as
sortmept of Cotton Yarns from the Rich
mend Maunfactory, which will be advan-
tageously disposed OF to town and coun-
try merchants.
July
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FIRST Kate New Cheese.

Just arrired and for Sale,
About 100 weight OF first rate new
Cheese, on board the schooner Partner
ship, lying at Harper & Davis's wharf.
William Benter.
July 90 s1.,
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OuIGLY's

Burr Mil Stone Man'factorg.
VSHE subscriber has received a large
1 supply of BIVRR BLOCKS, direct
IRON France and has commenced MAX
Hg Bur- Mil Stones, at his shop. upper
s.d Of King street, near the store OF Mr,
lanes Anderson, where he can, on a
Mort notice. furnish Stones of any SIZE.
Ssarranted equal to any in the United
dates, and on the mostreasonable terms.
Michael Qnigly.
april s If
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s.I,Es AT vENDUE.
! .,,,, Tuesday and Friday,
0r 60 WILL BE SOLD,

vondue Store, corner OIL frlhce
ttaS and Water Streets,
v VARIETY OF
~, Goods, Groceries, sc.
ny - af which viii be expressed In
sarucu'4' the bills of the day:
!. E. .,.0 and the prices Of which are
Lrl t'1.lSaa, can at any time be viewed
sstao sl,se5ased at the lowest Limitation
and pfcss. p C. MARSTELI.ER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
MISSION TO SPANISH AMERICA.

We are happy to announce tho arrival in
this town, Of CHaIsropHRn Hu0nEs jr.N
Esq of Baltimore. This Gen,leman was the
Secretary Of our Embassy Client, and re
turned home immediately sher the signing
the peace, as Learer OF the troa,y, Nj. Hughs
has been Appointed by .ihe President Ut The
Uaited STATES, a special Commissioned, TO
profcea 10 csrihageno, 10 demand ,he re-
lessf OF a number OF American Cirixeps, who
have been seized, ander various pre,eree.
aud: now held 10 iigorous confinement, b.
Gen. MaIilio, Captsin General Of the spanish
forces in that province, Mr.. HrcREs will
proceed on his mission in few days from
this port, in the frigsle Macedonian, com
mandsd by the gsian, Capt WAhnISeros.
Bost. Chron.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
.SQuALLY /!

A letter from on American in Paris, OF the
Sd of Feb says" a war is momensly expec;
ted betwceo AuSra and Bavaria. Indeed
the whole cominen, is sppusnlly in very
unsettled state" This, taken in connection
with the appointment OF Eugene Beauharnnis
as duke of Bavaria, and generalisimo Of the
Bavariau army, has the appearance Of sn ear.
iyIup,urc. The csuse of The late Empress
Maria Louisa, her sop, may be espousod
by BeanhasuoiS, and produce serious tiecl
on the Bourbon dynasty. -l.-.s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

To excite and bring iolc action genius and
the finer feelings, il is necessary that they
should drsi exist.
a gebtiemsn on-e called On Hcwcs, the
fcneipg master, AID complained that he was
inpttcntye to his 500, who was his pupil.
II. replied that fc WAS atcDliye to every one
now then, densHdcd ihc gentleman, does
il happen, lha, my son Is fo,ledb by boy who
has not received qusr'ec a, mspy lessotIs.--
III. paused Tor momen,--tbeD exclaimed,
2roduce bur one spark of genius, III fan ], TO
ilame--'bui by besens canno; create !
a"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
NAVY YARD.

Wo believe now that not doubt exists as
to the intention Of Government TO select our
harbcr as one Of the most suitable places 10
establish a permanent Navy Ya,d. As we
unders,ead Iha, the Secretary Of sbe Navy,
with the Beard Of Commis sio oners, had 'ex-
hibited their report and bsve recommended
the measure. Ws feel highly gra,iGed wiki
',be prospee, IT affords of giving cmplyy,n eui
to our Ingenious mechanics, as well as labor
ors. A. rigging is an importan! article in
the Navy,'it may with proprie,y be said, tha,
no section OF the Union can boast OF supe-
rior quality than that manufactured 10 this
town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
Iatus of the Nnnn.
BY AUTHoRIT

BY AvTHoRIrY.
AN ACT TO cnange the ,noie Of comperisa'
ton TO tie Menters Of the Senate and
IIau.c OF Repre.enta,iycs, and the Dale.
gsi.s from Territories.
DE n enacted BY the Senate and H,use Of Re5rerea-
- faiipes Of Me United States u .fnrriea in Csu'
gre. assem5lsd, That instead of the daily comp.n-
saton now allowed by law. there shalbe pad annually
to the senators, Representatives sod Delegates from
Territories Of this and every future Congres, OF the
United States, the following sums respectively that
is 10 say, TO the Presideri Of the senate proteupoe
when thefe 10 no Vice-rrcsiden, and 10 he Speaker
OF Tie r. Of Representatives. three Thousand dollars
each IL each Senator, member OF the House oil Rep,
rcsentstyes. other than the speaker, and Delegates
the sun Of fifteen hundred dollars ProSidsd never.
sheiess. Thd in case any senstor, RepfeseDtstse
or Delegate shall not stiend In hos place st the day
on which Congress snail convene, OF shall sbsent
hiseif before the close Of the session. deduction
shall Be made from the sum which would o''erwise
be allowed to him. in proportion TO the time OF as
absence, Swing to the eases Of sick"ess the same
provisions as are es,aBiished'by the existing laws
And the Aforesaid allowance shall be ceftihed and
pad IN the same wsasss IS the daily compenss,'o"
to Member. ~ Congress has berrtofofe been.
March ~, 1916 :. .itprst-s,
ihMfS MADISON. ,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
NEw.nAMpsuIRE ELECTION.

Wc.haye, since our last, received returns
from abou, dozen towns, which continue
10 increase the gain for tho republican candi-
date. As the eleciisn is so decided in its char
ac,er, VIC deem it uoimpor,ant to detail tho
remaining towns. Those YET TO be heard
from will unquostionably fur,her Increase the
republican gain. Mr.. PLuMEn's majority
will no, be Far from $500. All the branches
of our state government will DO decidedly
republican.
- lP"i.moata. ~N, b. Gazette. .lpra 2sl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

The track Of an animal was la,ely discov-
in Mason, ". II. and hunting patty of so of
40 mede.; who found II 10 be a large she
WOLF, winch thty killed. No animal of the
kind had been seen lhete before Tor upwatds
Of twenty yeats.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

Congress (says the Mercury have beer, in :es'
sion nearly four months and have no, done more bu'
sness than might have been done in one.' They
formerly complained that sws were passed without
discussiop--that The precious Question hurried
every thing On head long and prevented the federal
members from astonishing the natives" with their
eioquence. Now that Messrs. Hopkinson, Webster,
Randolph and others, Of the same party. have by
tdeir opposition to almost every thing proposed by
The people are very modestiy called on 20 believe
that the fault belongs entirely to the Republicans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
NEW PORT.
{" B,a.hingson, .sprii sd--s o'sissk, p. NJ
WEDNESDAY, aPRfL 10, 1916.

" Washington, .ipril Sd-3 c'eiosk, p. m
"The Na.ioual Bank Bal has This moment
passed in the Senate, % for, and IL against.
Rhode Island unanimously voted for the Bi'i,
in both branches Of The Legislature, the sen.
ate made many amendments, but none Of
vital importance. I'presu~e the House of
II representatives. will sanctionthe amendments
:. The Tariff Bill is under discussion ip the
II ,usc of Representatives il will pas, with
some material alterations, from the Bill as
agreed in the Committee Of the whole,
A motion is this moment debating for redu.
cling the the duties is 80 10 90 Cenls on Cot
ION goods. &c. &C."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

The matrimonial contracts between the
King OF Spnic, and the Ssecond daughter.
Of The Prince Regent Of Portugal: and be-
tween the Kings brother Charles, and ,he a;
bovc ,lady's sister, were signed at Nadia
Feo, 49,. .,f-t --.& ~ F.f g. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

or Indirectly from the Treasu state :
Who paid Col. Searie's expe. ash
ington How much, who're sSe,'f Woa'
wa, IA. real object oihis miss;p'
.is anssver 20 each 'eJ fhe abts 'g"Nffs
,.H be gratefully reeeiJed oy
-. A RH0DE-ISI.AAcAR. x.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
NAssAcHt,srTrs ELECTION.

MNooNNH : oIs y TIIsN 4 IVsN'
The Republicans OF Massachusetts have
scted 10 msnner becoming -thsuAselvcs--in
q liuie'upwards Of 500 towns there is Re
publican ne, gain of between FOUR AND
FIVE THOUSAND. About 900 towns
more are TO be heard from. The contest
has been very close. tA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

The Mercury complains Of the Republicans Mem
bcrs of Congress for augmening their salaries We
repea, tina, in propo,iono the relative strength OF
parties. there we're more federal than republican,
votes, in favor Of that measure. or all men, We
should suppose The Mercury writers would be silent
that subject, every body knows tina, their pd-
-iiticat God fsther--the man whom they delight to
honor-,he Hon. VIM. Hunter, voted in favor Of tbs
blll tr. t..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

q "Two new States are to be added 10 the
Union; one atthe Indiana, and the other out
OF the Mississippi Territory Iills for this
purpose have been read twice, aud ordered to
ihird reading,
+" Several biiis were considerably ratu-ed /;
among them,is one granting 100000 dollars,
for carrying on the great western road, from
Cumberland to Ohio"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
SCHOOL MASTER.

"A person qualified 20 take charge OF 9omnicsl
English school, aud who has had experience in hs
business, would embrace an opportunity ofenssslhE
himself again in school 90 insuuet in this town or
vicinity. Satisfactory reeomhenda,'sn3 proeess,.
Apply at this of!iee. rrt ~ s3trii 10. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

The valuable rope walk, tanuefy and waicr-
mill Of Mess's. Armis,esd & CO. 10 Norfolk
(Vir.) have been reduced TO ashes,--tbey
were insured for IS 900 d,llars.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

To.secure the blessings ofpesce, be prepared
for Hsr'!wss the advice Of beloved Washington.
Ourgoyernment are doing this n: excrtions OF the
Federslist TO the contrary uotwthst .ndings War
we 10 not want, War we do expect; brn
should We sgsin be forced into it, We viii have
ready. abayoie, for a foregn foe--a halter foe .
dornes,ic traitor. =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
by the company he keeps, what shall We
DETEcToR. =

DETECTOR. -
20 Shame, sylsre is fhy tihsh "--No
content with having prosti'aied RshSson TO
,he vile purpose of aiding their scrsmbles Tor
oli e and emolumenis, and ,he'r wicked OPP
pcsnion TO the only tree government on earth,
nc iederans, of Massachusetts have, 10 their
des pe,aiion, dcgrsdcd The ancient and respec-
table institution of Masonry, by invoking its
spembers 70 assist 10 their electioneering
struggle. Nothing could De more imPclitic,
nothing more: unjust, nothing more wicked,
lroylsing more dangerous. Ii is sacwn, that
Masonic Lodges have been closed in Europe,
oo accoun, of the secrecy OF their procee-
ding--(despo,ic governments snufhng irea''
son in every b-eezs)-and tha, in Spain, her
detssrable bigot has placed Masonry under
the ban of the empire. Will il not be fine
excuse for Ferdinand, in executing his thea,
20 pot ils vosries to death, that IN America, !.
/ is a, political engine, for the sapping and o.
ve,,hrow Of the government Na,ions and
sovs reigns abroad consider Federalism (as il
really is) an uup,incipled opposition 10 the
exi,ung government. Win they not, seeing
socb use made Off, (however unjusily) idea-
ri(y Mssonsy with. that unp,incipled opposi-
,ion. and, so considering, oPpress, punish and
1 he =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
Absronded,

T>ROM bis master, some tine since,a toIored boy
+ bs thc name Of CONSTANT cONgDoN,
,,,ndc, make. has been an apprentice more than
twoyesrs All peisons are bid hsrto'ins Or ehI-
nloyinr said boy. without the consent of the sub.
scriber, under the penalty Of the Law 70 such essts
mace quo p'' slMtEL cHAMfIiN. !,
lcnAth kinrtfa,rn. .lprii 10. 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

A whale, 81 feet ia length, was csugbt in
the Chesspeak Boy, ii is expected to yield a.
bout twenty barrels Of oil.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
The highest premium given X

= -e j Hf higncSt premium gwen lor
Spanish MiiIed Do,,srsantl Douboons by SHAW;
at his Truly Fortunate Lottery and Exchange oihccs
No ll8. Thames s-slree,who has constantly for salci
Tickets and Shares in the Baptist Stone Chapel
Lottery, No. 2. now drawing in Bristol. = -.
N ID, New.pork Money, Treasury No,es, ce-
constantly bosgh, add sold as sbave! .ibra 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

NOTICE is hereby given. thar there will be so'l
IN st Public Auction, Oh the tsnth day OF April
next, at al O'Clock, on the premises 4 a
.Twcn,y,sx acres of Land, situate On Jamesto~iii
bounded westerly ON land Of rcieg wecden, soash;
cryon land Of Robert Law,on and Joseph cretri
essiciIy by the salt.water. and nortbery On land
formerly helonsiag to Thomas rreebody. ss.4
Lard late belousihg 10 Robert r. Shearrran, &c
ceased and TO be sold by order and decree OF tbh
Supreme judicial Court, for the payment OF tNa
debts OF the said deceased H
GEORGE shEARMAN, .adm,nsiraf,-.
.Jamssio,sl, March l3, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
REAL krSaTt-roa SALE.

tsHE subscriber offers for sale, bis Estate situate
L ed in Thames street, next south Of the brick
Market IL contains three shops in front, and bas
con, enient yard good we'll Of water, barn. &c. Ne
For further particulars inquire Of the spbsetberhsf
ing on the premises. SAMUEL WATsoN.s
.yersDo,f, Ss,fern5er e. 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
Eiipl SORT, Hay Seca.
roRsAtk ny -,
WILLIAM DOUGLASS,

= lE Ne. 20. 'Hsad eF Breadsfresf,
Small Canada aclover & Burdens Seed;
Eew.yer.ey small clover seed
Hartford do do,i 'sD~
6 casks herds grass do;
The above seeds ars new and clean. and will be
sed very small advance. for cash, by wholesale
or retail t .ibri, 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

NJ orIcE is heteby given, that there viii be to'ls
l. at Public Auctiou on tho eleventh day ~
April next, at IL o'clock, A. NJ. on the prenises,
Three acres OF Land, situate In the town OF NV!
port, bounded on land northerly formerly Of 1hoth
as Frecbody. southerly on the road westerly on =
drift way, and esstery on land, formerly Of Johss
than Ess,on. Being the property Of Ro6tts r,
She arthAn, deceased, and 20 be sold BY order ahd
decree Of The Supreme Judicial Court, ior the psyl
msnt Of the debts of The said Robert r. sheasfraHs
GEORGE sIEARMAE, .sdnsnissraiDr.
Jar,eHo,sa. March l3, 1916
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The State Of Kbodle Island and Pfovi-

The State Of Kbotle- Island and Pfovi-
~. depce Plantations.
Iewho,i, ss-chrk's Office, conyf y coss3
man Pta,. dtrif 9th, 1916.
NtTHEREAs, BssjaSis D iiewLAsn. OF View
..;a osice re u,ion of Ito Hon. General Assem-
bIy Of said state, pissed at February sesso'e d.
1916. entitled {" An Act for the relief OF nsovert
debtors p Notice is therefore, hereby given 70 tbd
creditors Of the said Benjamin u: Rowland, 20 sp-
pear, II they see A., a cur next Court OF Comns"
pleas. TO be holden ss Newport, within and for ,hc
county Of Newfoft, on the third Monday Of May
next then snd there nominate Coffsissionsys Or
A,.irnees rn conformity 80 the provisions Of ssid
act. "obb"i "osesss ~"'~'