The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
NOTICE.


he7horf, Pe6. IL, 1917.
T!ilAL Or CAPT. CRANSTON,
I UsT received, IN neat pamphlet tUrm, and Tor
j sale by PARDON Z. MuMfORD.
No, lls, Thsmes-street.
Mswpart, .anguss 90. 1917.
SPEEDILY WILL De PDBLISI1AD,
BY JOHN GARDINER,
CHIEF cLEREiN THE eENERALLAKD oFFIcE,
A MAP OF THE BOUNTY LANDS,
IN THE ILLINOIS TBRRrrOEY.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
THE above Map will exhibit TO each soldier OF the
late army the situation Of the farm which Tails 10 hls
lot, its proximity TO the rivers Mi:s,ssiI pi and n
os, will describe the soil. timber waters, &c. (agee
ably the field noies Of the surve yors) OF his fArm
and enable The soldiers to appreciate I he value Of
their countrys reward for their services.
Printers Of the Laws of the United States, who
give publicity TO the above shaE be furnished with
Two maps. JOHN GARDINER.
Washington, sept 2sth 1917.
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING, BY SUBSCRIPTION AN
OkIGI.NAL HOhK,
10 be entitled
Il 20 UR Nh l.
Of tie lose IF tie
BRIG COMMERCE,
of Hartford, (Ct)-Cap,sin RiLEy;
OF THE CAPTIVITY OF CAPTAIN EILEY.
who WAS for two months Slave
AMONGST THE ARABS;
and of the
SIazery and SuDerinpS of The -4atiOr
FOB NINETEEN MONTHS,
.fany Me same People;
With accounts Of the
J1aNNERS, CUSTOMS AND HaBITS,
nCcf>pIprINNr nL orr4,, CDry,,.rpV
OF THE ARABS.
BY ARCHIBALD ROBBINS.
The narratives and journals OF 2,avsiiers, .9dren.
fvrer'. the Sipwreeked and Prisoners, often told
with exaggerations, and not alureqGtn,y condemn
ed as deceiving, rather than hlfurmirg the world.
The author ef The proposed JogRmAL is citizen Of
Connecticut, aud one Of the Suffering crew OF Cap
tain RILEY lie has seen life in sphere uncori.
mon 10 las countrymen-.he las encured miseries
uncommon to human nature. By the blessings OF n
Ibei ciiu Providence he has survived to detail his
sufIcrings &c ile world II truth Will excite aston.
lshment, and even oce eason ihcrcGulity. he cannot
help ii bat he is resolved toten plain unvarpish-
ed tale OF extreme guterng.--of the nsiTers. cus.
foris and habits Of the eS,rau fdinary people smong
whcm he enCgred il. He Will submit il TO the
world, hoping 'hat the iiberaSi,y Of The pnhlrf viii,
IN small degree, compensate nm for his suffering
ing, by reading the tale ott
TERMS
OF sbou, three hundred pa ges, 10 be bAnG souely
bound,
II. The price to subscribers viii be one dollar, to
non. subscribers 81 "a.
III Those who procure nIeive subscribers and BE-.
come responsible for the payment, SHAH have a
Mrtesni5 yrarS.
subscripuon papers to be returned to HIlhann S.
Marsh, Hartford, by the first day of October next.
ADVERTiS t.MENT.
TIE su5se:ibcr begs leave to inform his friends
IN particular, !aad the public in general, that
he now Carries on his rrade, as usual, the Long
Wharf, belos' Che Bridge, and opposite hr. TAoMAs
mss'sns shop lie repairs locks of every kind.
makes Keys Of every so,t, mends brass Kettles, or
any sort OF brass ware. Re meDls unit elias in the
neatest manner and doe, sll sorts oi small work i,
his ilnc o business. Tb, smallest favors in bis way
will be thankfully received aud punciually perform
td, Wy Your ,bt humble servant,
WILLIAM EVANSTON.
.Nsnport, Sejx. IL, 1916,