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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-11
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vHSHAT Frame House on Fairfay-st.
q for many years occupied by the
late Doctor Kennedy as a druggists
shop. This house IS particularly we'll
calculated for Grocery Store or the ac-
cohimodation Of an extensive Druggist.
he buildings are commodious, and the
oe lars coo', dry and spacious. Appli-
cation to be made to
J. L. s1fKennG.
fohruary 9 d5taeOtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-11
Savannah, April /.

Arriyedo on Saturday lastin the wreck
ING schooner Young Brilliant, sweetins,
from the Florida coast, the cap
laias and crews of the brig Expedition,
captain Chace, and schooner General
Jackson, captain Chator, wrecked to
the southwark Of the Florida Rect.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-11

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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-11

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27
December ls, 1916.
December 10, 1916.
Read and committed TO a committee Of
the whole house on the second
Monday i'll January next.

TIE committee to Uhom wGs referred the con-
sidera,iop Of the erpediency Of repeating
or naodJ1Hg the law passed at the lust
session, relative to the compensation ofmem-
Jcrs of Congress, 0sk leave 10
REPORT.
The power, vested in Congress by the
constitution. Of providing for the pay of
its own meubers is, Doubtless, delicate
trust and ii might have been apprehend-
ed, as well from the nature of the subject,
as from former experience, that the most
Judicious exercise of that trust would
not be EXEMPT from some degree of
public animadversIon. The committee,
however, cannot perez We. either in the
increase of CONDENSATION provided by
the late act, or in the mode of making
that compensation, cause of excitement
or alarm, adequate TO the effects which
ere understood TO have been produced.
The addition which this law has made to
the public expenditure is not censideTa-
BILE; and 1t had been created by other
measures Of government would not. pro-
baby, Of itself, have been thought woT-
thy oi great attention. And the change
in the mode Of CONDENSATION. even If If
be not attended with real and manifest
advantages, does not still appear TO he
wrong, so clearly, and in such dangerous
measure, as TO furnish grounds for anv
high degree of public inquietude. Tie
committee, therefore, cannot but be OF
opinion, that the law in question has not
been considered without some MIXTURE
misrepresentation Of its principles and
Obj cts, and that more accurate know
ledge Of It's provisions, and more ma
tnre reflection oniis design and tendency,
81 they should not end III a conviction
OF IFS usefulness, would vet result in a
different and far more moderate estimate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27
REPORT

Of the Committee appointed on tie 4th inst.
to inquire into the erpedicncy Of repeating
or moditying the ia,c passed at the last SEES
sion, changing the mode Of eOmpensotioa to
Members Of Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

-uv,r SUBSCRIBER has no longer IA interest ia tne
-. =, m ar Hereunder Kitchen, (his partier III Il
scase OF that property) the tpropIetor;
,,A,.,s December -. 722aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

=, rh. ENQUIRER is published twice a week, gene
hJ and,lree times week during the session oi The
fan. "1s,,Iafnrsrrice, the heretofore ffre
State .r auuuul PAYABLE IN advance. Notes OF Chaf-
" ranks Io,,fyJ will be received in payment. Inc
,, viii guarantee the safety Of renittins theh p!
mail the postage OF all letters pe''s p"a " 'Hs VIII
seIs. T.. a...,,,;,red yfbut Of the discrc.
I'm Of the Editor until all aTrearases have peci pau up
vhoeyer win guarantee pa, inent oi nine papers
.,sIl receive tenth grafts
ana" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
p>r one sqadrs--First insertion, 30 ee'''Ss' '0''
a. Id.ert,em.nf inserted, .HfUH has e'ntr PEE"
mid far or assumed by some person M t"s c"s W ~
snriroRs ryzsz.sszss1zzzzSczzBa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

VTDUCArloN.-The Subscriber having been Fberali-
- encouraged in the Education of Youth for II years
returns his thanks bis friends and the public for their
patronage, aud informs them, that he intends continue
ms School the ensuing year. in which Will he taught the
EneiSh Latin, Greeh and French languages gram
matic0Up Pcj,n,anship Arithmetic, Sarreving III
gc6ro. History, Geography, farsRony. Natural and
Hor0t Phiiosophy, NTH the OF the Globes Know
Ing from experience the anxiety which parents feel
for the Improvement and welfare of their children be-
ing particularly fond of the instruction OF yonth and
~ DESTROYS that those who may he committed his
may make every possible Improvement, lie las made
such arrangements will enable him devote himself
entirely to the duties OIL rofrsson-wlch he caicn
lates oil continuing TO follow. His time will he passed,
generally, in company with his pupils while IN and
of school, which will enable him guard them against
the errors and accidents which youth liable. His
tnaton is retired and remarkably healthy with excellent
water.
Parents and Guardians distance who may wish TO
enrust pupils To his care will he pleased TO make timely
application by letters forwarded the Bowling Green,
Caroline County. THOS. II. COLEMAN, Pref.
Concord academy, Caroline ConHiy,l
Dee. -,yfI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

lNEMALE BOARDING scuooL.--On the LIST January,
l. 1917, Boarding ycjiojI will be opeued NJ James
Town. IN the county of Prince Edward. the din
on ann management of Mrs. C0raydr.
The long experience OF this lady in her profession the
universal APPRECIATION OF those who have teir
daughters or wards to her management and the skin
which she has evnced in the various branches tera
ture, which comprise her of Female Education
are sufficient testimonials of her superior skill in her
profession she has certificates from gentlemen highly
respectable for taeuts and literary knowledge support.
ing her high preensions, which, necessary, she
produce.
She teaches Rsaaing, Writing, Arfhmstic, History
Geography, TIE Lg!sA Grammar, critically and
recfty, aud i'll adapted TO the capacitins
Young children, plain aud simple that the youngest
understand it.
BOARD will be furnished by SIR. Edmund Booker, and
hr. Stirling Smith, living in James Town. for s, 90 "
year, the pupils finding their beds bedding and candles
The price for tuition is 5 II So Y year, one half in I'd
vance, the balance at the end Of the year vacation CT
one month will be when the first session closes
which will be in june, and two public examinations will
be had, one at the close OF each session.
Pupils entered will DC considered engaged for the
year. unless shorter period be mentioned at the time
OF engagement.
December IL 6s-wiws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ahsconded from
the subscriber about the 7th inst. 4Ierd,Ger Fer
rlH generally called 5ier BGykeSdass, apprentice,
nineteen Years old last August about live feet inches
high, light hair, fair skin and rather pale
VIII give the above reward to any person who will
arprehend and deliver him TO also forwarn all
persons from harboring entertaining him, carrying
him out of the State they will be dealt with according
to law. VIM AVERETT
Halifax County Dec. Il. es-wlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

20 EhON tL-John King respectfully informs his friends
and the pnhhc. that he bias removed Ia his new es
Enlistment on the ManStreet equal distance between
the two Barks) where may be always found general a.
sortment OF STAPLE & FANCY GOODS. Of approved Sc.
esons which he will sell at the the modern cheap rates
for cash. Oct I2. aJ.vtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

EDUcATlONS~L. Hol1r0gk fe,ufns III eI4ee.as DC.
- hn0weigemensto his friends for ihe liberal pr
ohaHe with which be has been favored during the three
y1s he has superintendent the Hyco Academy, and
suy informs them that ne will remove the ensi,Dg
H 70 Danvilic Va. where he solics the continuance If
~; paronaccthis removal he deems exgsaicut foTthe
st Of his patrons generally, well as hisown. The
- Of studies as Ear junior IN College viz he
10y The same a. Chapel XIII necessary assistance
..oe procured. The year will he divided into three
IONS I'VE months each the first will commence che
-, Jdnnary, the second the isi taiy.
,ne amount for board and fai,ios nelri'ac bedding
~ room rent and fuel VIII be IS session, pay
eVle N advance.
Home ". {. Dec g. fs-w4w
IN DOLLARS REWARD.--Ksrtwas nom NY house
we ~ % october last, my negro woiian Sfs0p
~ Si-hteen ~ nineteen years of agc, i0w, we'll made
49,, ~. ',thi complexion has snfi seer her leit
80, Vtte below tle co0w-had wien she went a.
y,2 s"e plains freck. formerly ttc properly Of
~ sym, o. New Castle (HapSffr where IT i
Tho 81, she may attempt 10 co. or he Rocky Wills
s,crn % fewatd win be given - any WIN viii
n % er 80 ia 50 that get liei asa'n or u delivered
''' ~' eNpences psiS. JOHN HIDGrNe
+avr (ffyfr-rt.ftsa. ~ fvijryfouf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

~REEN MOUNTAIN LAND, FOR SAIL VIII s.iln
Z Tract Of lard containing by recent survey 1900
acres living on the side of the Green Mountain in
she county of Abemarle and adjoining the farms OF
ylessrs Walter and John Coles.
This Lands part the Ennisc0rfhg 1Tacf, which Is
believed TO possess many advantages OF ioii and ST.
absence 10 any person wishing purchase by my bro
Shers and of sale may be known by application
TO either ofthcrn, TO myself. LA. WILLS.
,,atcc NoyembfrQ sJNSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

a MANAGER WANTED.--A Man who will undertake
to direct farm In Botetourt Montgomery. who
well acquainted with the Clover and Plaster System,
e'assns and feeding Of cattle, been accustomed To the
management OF Negroes is encountered with large
family. and can well recommended for industry,
care and sobriety will meet with good encouragement b
applying 10 the subscriber, in Richmond.
Any person inclined TO engage, will please make propo
sltiouS early. j. PRESTON.
NoVembcr2 yI-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27
November 10.

-,sVIN- DOLLARS REWARD.-Rsnaway, on the iii IN
s,ant from the Subscriber, living near New-Can,on,
IN buckingham County, negro fellow, by nans Slb-
PHFN He is tall black has short hair, is good house
servant and apt stuttcr while under strong emotion
Of any kind lie carried with him much clothing and IS,
expect lurking In OF about Richmond, having been
purchased in that place afew months since OF Mr. Park
hill
The above reward viii be paid for The delivery OF said
fellow 10 me- for the securement OF him ia jail so that
1gtt him again. r,,x.,,,
P.s. Said fellow has wife at Col wH' mayo's, near
Richmond.
December IA. oS-2aWfW-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

N. B. Bonds With approved security win be require
for all sums over 5 l0-uEder that sum, cash.
December 10. 65Wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-27

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County, October Court,
L 1915.
Charles PHELPS adm of John Patteson, dec. Ptsinfig,
against peter Patteson, Elizabeth Paeson, adinN OF
Charles Patseson, dec Henry Flood aud Chas NILS,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05
Hats, Books and Paper
Hanglngs.

JUST received, 10? as ~
GEORGE WANTON,
complete assort nent mems, youths and chill
dren's Hats, of every description and price--viz
Men, superf fash. beavers. best quality;
do. with vide brms
do. castor and plated;
Chidren's beaver and morocco Hats, various kindsI
Meas and children's best and cheap felt Hats
Also receired,
School.Books Of every kind r.use large Bibles,
with elegant plates: Blunts Coast Pilots and Navi-
gators Fooscap Wri,isg Paper, No 1, y and S'
fine and common Letter Paper, bv the rea'u ms
cellaneous Books. new and second hand
PdPER- Han GThGS.
A great variety of new and fashionable patterns,
for rooms and window curtains with wide aud mar.
row borders.
The above articles will be sold at the lowest
ufaciory prices--and New-York bills aud Treasury
notes, at par, received in payment.
Gr All persons having demands against G. WAY
TON, will please present the same Tor settlement
and those who arc indebted to him, requested TO
make immediate payment. all his unsettled ae~
counts mast be speedily adjusted May ID.
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THE WORLD.
Pubhc N0ice is hereby ,gipen,

THAT will attend in person, or by
Il Deputy, at the State House in East. Greenwich,
on Monday the 10Th June next, At the house OF Dan
id WHitnan, in Apponaug, Warwick, on Tuesday
the Ilth June--A the house of Thomas Waterman,
in Coventry. on "Wednesday, the 18th June AT the
house Of Josefh Horae, in West.Grcenwich, on
Thursday, the 18th June.-At the house Of yohH
TaHeh in Richmond, on Friday, the 10Th June
At nopkinton City. on Saturday, the 18th June
Al ia, house Of Sylvester Gavit, in Westerly, on
Monday, 18th June - st the house Of Edward IpiL
cor in ChsrIesown, on Tuesday, the 18th June.-At
the State House, in south KlDgs,own, on Wednes-
day, the 10Th June AT Mr.. Hines Tavern, IN Exc.
ter, or Thursday, the 20th June Prom the hours
of o'clock l2 o'clock in the forenoon, and from
2 TO o'clock in the afternoon, each Of the above
days and on other days at my Office. in WEXFORD
for the purpose of receiving any Information that
may be furnished, as to the changes which may have
taken place in the assessable property Of individuals
since the last assessment made snder the act Of jan
uary g. 1915, and previous to the lst June, 1916,
winch Information must be given in writing. under
the 5 gnature of the person, whose tax may be at
feced thereby All Information relative to the chan
ges in property subject r. the United States Direct
Tax, will pe thank, oily received, and by law " All
letters and from the Principal Assessors, relative
to their Official du,les, shall be transmitted free OF
postage" WILLIAM hammond
Principal assessor, Sd. II. District
North. b.Kingstown, May 2i, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05
Jacob Richard dson,

TT As tor sale, al his Book store, No. 10Y, Thames
= street, adjoining southerly on the Carpener
brick house, general assortment of BOOKS, IN Di-
vinity, History, Law, physc, &c
BIBLES, of all sizes, as cheap as thDse that sell.
cheaper than any other s,ore--schoot Books md
children's Books--prayer do.-psalns ana hymns
Blanks Of all kinds-Amercan and Dutch Quills--
Sealing Wax and Wafers-PocSet Books.
H. also keeps CIR, CLATlNG IL
BRARy, containing the greatest assortment OF Old
and New Novels, Histories, Magazines, &c. OF any
in this town
.ikSo-rhe greatest assortment OF House Paper
manufac ed in America France Russia & Eng and.
01 u. States Bills, n, York and R Island Mon
ey ,eh be taken par, for any CT the above Goods
.Aezvbort, .1brii "a 1916.
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Pubhc Notice IS hereby giVen,
| will attend in person, or

T>HA [ will attend III person, or by
n Deputy, at the Court.House in Newport,
Monday the 10th June next from 10 o'clock until
IL O'Clock in the forenoon, and from until five o.
clock in the afternoon at the house OF Robert Fish,
lnnkeeper, in Portsmouth, on Tuesday the ll,h
june. from 10 o'clock in the forenoon until o'clock
in the afternoon the house Of Bevamin Hore,and.
innkeeper, in Tiverton, on "Wednesday the 18th Of
June from 10 O'Clock in the forenoon until o'clock
in the afternoon at the house of Humphrey BrowneR
innkeeper, Littlc.Comp'on, on sday the 18th
June from 10 o'clock IN the forenoon unit, in ,hc
afternoon at the Cour, House academy Hail. in
Bristol on Friday the i4h Jaue, from 10 o'clock in
tho foreaoen .aiil a,etseis in the afternoon AZ
tue hpus OF Edroard Kelley inkeeper in Warren,
on Saturday the 18Th June, from 10 O'clock in the
forenoon until O'clock in the afternoon for
thr purpose of receiving any information that may
be furnished, as to the changes which may have "a.
ken place in the assessable property Of individuals
since the last assessment, made under the acl OF
January 9, 1915 aud previous TO the first, Of June,
1916 which tnfoi nation must be given in writing
an Ter the signature of the person whose tax may be
affected thereby And at other times, the sabscri-
Der NAV be found every day in the week, (Sundays
exoeptct) from 10 ~ o'clock in the forenoon, and
from TO O'clock in the afternoon, at his counting
room in Bristol until the 25th of June nex,-whtre
anv Information relative to the changes in property
subject TO the United States Direct Tax, will be re-
ceved
H. n cases in when such Information OF change
in the assessabIe property ofany person, according
70 he preceedins assessment, shall not be recei
we'd such person and property will continue laabc
10 the VII tax chargeable thereon agreeably to
that assessment JOHN D'WOLF1
Principal assessor lsf n. / District.
Bristol, May IL, 1916.
Nh " All letters to and from the Principle AS
sessors. relative to their oficiaI duties, will be
transmitted free of postage"
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REMOVAL.
WILLMM s. NICHOLS,

Informs his Town and Country Customers
THAT he has Removed from the stand he re.
Gently occupied, to No. l34, Thames. street.
in the binding next north OF Mr.. CHANNINo's
Ipuse, where he will continue 10 manufacture and
keep tanty for Sale, Gold and Silver WARES
of the best quality.
- Various articles Of Cutlery, plated, Britain.
MIA and Japanned Wares, together with variety Of
Fancy Goods, as usual.
Newport, February %, 1916 tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05

YaiuabIc Prooery... For sale.
C'HE subscriber will either sell or lease the House
in which be now lives, in Thames csstree'-and
give immediate possession. lie viii sell some land'
adj joining the estate of the late~Eeorge ChampIiH,
ESQ. which land is very convenient For House lots.
Tie will either sell or lease his farm at Saehneast-
point, in Middle,own. lie has some Furniture also
for sale. NATH iiAZAkp.
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Masonic Minstrel.

TUST published and now ready tn be delivered to
J subscribers, at the Bookstore of RossMANIERE
& BARRIER
This book is large octave size, printed on fine
demi wove paper, elegantly bound and iettcred, gilt
edge and contains about 470 pages, with four elc-
CANT engravings. This vaiuaho work is recommen-
ded to every individual BROTHER, and may be
considered valuable acquisition 10 the library OF
all Societies, and pleasing Companion for every
GENTLEMAs throughout the United States.
March 27. IT.
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Ship Lband2e,y Store.

JcIliN ID. l. n oi>,
Has for sale, 40. 6, Lyon's.7uhf
r0RDAGE, of all sizes; deep sea Lines hand
~ lead do log and fishing do Marine, Hous!ine,
whipping and sewing Twine, Russia and Ravens
Duck white Lead white and yellow Paint black
and bright Vsrnisb paint Oil paint pots & jugs
paint, tar. dust aud scrubbing Brushes: brooms
coffee and tea Pots cups aud saucers plates, sonp-
and cedar Buckets: horn. signal and Cooks Ian.
rumpets, compssses, seanan's Journals, hour and
half hour Glasses, hooks aud thimbes Cooks axes,
iron shovels marng SPIKES, bunting aud oolors boat
hooks, hammers, caukng irons, gimblets, rat,raps,
scrapers hand saws harpoons, ,chnhooks, iron hoops,
grains. hasps aud staples pump nails, tar, pitch,
sn turpentine, spirits OF do. palms, sail needles,
blocks Delaying pins, serving msilets, nautical al
manacks, practical navigator, charts, sheahr and
wrapping paper, lamp oil, do wick oars, crow bars,
pots and kettles, skillets and SPIDERS grdrons, Tea
kettle frying pangs, tin pans and pots, tumbers &c.
or Ship-Stores put up at the shortest notice.
GROCERIES,
w. l. and N, F.. observation-disclosures
Seg~s-- Tsas-Coffee---Pe per--Chocoate--Csn-
soap. (u) January l, 1916
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE,
Haze juSs received, and for sale at
their Store.
A Few Hogsheads and Barrels first quality Brown
IA SUGARS, with y general Assortment of Gao
cgRIEs CRocKsRY and Day Goops.
Ns,pbo~t, Man l. 1916
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For Sale,

EIVE.TwELFT1l of a Cotton Manufsctory, stu.
ate in .korthE,,gstorpn, about one mile from
Uekford 1t has : stream of water sufficient TO op-
perate 1000 spindies, and has in operrion $50.
with a Dwelling House and other necessary Build
ings, all in good repair Seldom has property pos.
sessing SO many advantages been offered for sale
The terms will be liberal and may be known 10y sp
plying to JoHs HAWKES., at the Factory, or to
BERlAH & DANIEL WAITE
Newport, June z, 1873
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REMOVAL.
JAMES TOWNSEND, & CO.

lNEsPECTfULLY ipform their customers and
the public that they have removed from No 90, 10
No. ", Thames.stt corner of Banisters.whsrf,
where they offer for sale, at wholesale and retail,
cheap for cash, the following srtcles--yIz:
Madeira,0 = Coffee,
Vidonia, - Chocolate,
Lisbon, Il Rice,
Current, J g, Pepper,
Hyson y Eutmegs,
Young Hyson, II Cloves,
Hyson Skin "A, Sosp.
Souchong n Starch,
Bohea Sperm and yellow Can
Loaf Sugar. } dies,
Brown do , SUGAR Coarse and blown Salt,
white powdd Hams,
West-lndia } Cheese,
Cherry ? RUM. Butter,
N England } Pork,
s%eriean spae'in sEcARs. Tu%bisrs' M"s e,s''e'
M.4yiaad xF'ra TOBACCO caps c'r's', and .auesr,.
Brondy, Cod Fish,
Gia, Potatoes,
Wskey, Onions, &c &c.
Newport, .9prii %. 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05
Union Woolea Mannfatt0y.

Z'.iE UNION WOOLE.V .M3NUF.4CT0Rf,
4 established at Portsmouth, ION this lsland) IS
now in operation.--The Machinery is new, and Of
the best kind, and an experienced Workman has
been employed 10 carry it on.-The Proprieiors will
receive Wool to manufacture into CLoTR and The
whole process, os any branch of its manufacturing.
shall be done in the best manner as expediiiously,
snd on as reasonable terms be done at any
Mandatory in the State Apply at the Manufacto.
ry. to JOHN bAbCOCk, .iseI..
I1orl rno,r,h De. u. 1915
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SELFCTt.D PO lRY



HE kioo.
"GiYE me one kiss, one kiss my love-"
murmur'd soft in JuLIA's ears
"The treasures OF Thy lips would prove,
Than Lsdias wealth, OH love, more dear"
"No no |" she cried. "this must not be-
This little lip is not yet thine:
Till Hymen binds thy faith to me,
I'll give no treasure fromthe mine
But when halfhurt 10 be denied,
sgh'd as If my heart would break,
She sweetly smiled, anl blusbing cried,
81 will not giye-but you may rake :"
THE TEAR OF BEAUTY.
Earth ne'er produced gene rare,
Nor wealthy oceans ample space,
So rich pearl-as that bright tear,
That fingers on Maria's face.
THE WORLD.
THIS World is prison in every respect:
Its walls are the HEAVENS, in common;
The Gsoler is SIN, the Prisoners are MEN;
And the Fetters the IRE bound with, are WOVEN.
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NEWPORT, or. H.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED on wEpsEspAYs,
BIZ WILLIAM S!MONS,
MiLL.STREET,

Publisher ef the Laws Of the Unifsa 5faIes'
TERMS.
The paper is printed once week, at two do''as
a year--one half 20 be paid in advance
Advertisements conspicuou>y inserted at the rare
Of Si-s1 square, s,r three wesfs-o'her' N '"f'
properties.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05
HOUSES So SHOPS.

HOUOE0 9 SHOFO.
THE Shop and House, No. 107, Thames.street.
now occupied by Mr.. j G Chsdsey also, TO
Let. the House aud Shop in Market square the
House is now occupied by Mrs Lydia Ferrant, and
the shop by Mr Charles SheArman Possession Civ
en- the first day of April Apply to
SAMUEL + GARDNER.
y ercbort, March co. 1916