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Tie Subscriber intending to removr
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AT tTOse indebted 10 bio, by bGnd, hOte
.. GgeD sccsgni, 10 esne forward 4 ser
lie them Sp 70 ffst Of Jlsuary 1917.
He will dispose Of the House, & Lot
ne now occupies, and preseason gwen
the 18th Ocptb~r next. The dwell ing
hgase is caIenist.d for the acc pai,ny,Ia.
non Of a family, Nth all the Heces,ar,
out houses. asd yeTy productive car
Jea, subject II sRaii ground reat-,ne
.'sud Tor retailing z 'od-, or purchase Of
produce, IL Inferior TO none in tJwu.
II Is deemed unnecessary tosiye more
minute description. as 1t is presumed
lose wishing TO purchase viii .iew the
premises.
He will also sci! quarter acre Loi
aud dwelling House thereon, near the
curt house.
1 he above property viii be disposed
# On accommodating term. to those wish
ny to purchase.
GEORGE SMITH.
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From the Boston Daily advertiser If ia
Iuary IA.

The Court will wear meuriug for three
.eeks OF account Of the death Of bis Ma
ieay the King Of Wertsnsurg. Abe,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-21

These wousds, AID torsnsrt the naS<d crea-
tures to madness Finally, iethiu, see the
wol be carefully taken of, and we'll wound
sUp. I,is god custom 20 shear lambs WIN
the sheep. But he need not be very s,tict
and exact aboo, /, oil over. The principal
care IS to shedr them well behind. Before
they come TO be shorn il Unnecessary 10 cut
away the wool Of their tails, and JUST behine,
that the dirs.may no, hang oni, This makes
the creatures sore, Il brings tho fies. When
they come 10 be shoTn they should be edt
close behind bot very linle before.
Sheep damage their wool ty lying IN dirty
places, for they are 90. naturally eleany
animal. For this reason the wool OF the
same brecd-S! .recpSrs ryucn Euer IN vhos-
pats 0berc they house them at night, r;an
n other pisces. I'm some places, they house
the sleep at nights, and litter them with
c!ssn straw. The expence is very well paid
by The manure. The method OF throwing
in sandy or other car,hs, 10 be enriched with
the manure, is better than this Of straw, when
the Article manure only is considered but
taking the wool into consideration, This by
straw is preferable.
From these methods, ptacticed in differ
ent places, the judcious busbandman inereas-
cs his knowledge ; and his profits IN proper
,ion. He will now be able 10 dc,eimin up
ION conduct in the management, OF his sheep,
which, although built upon the practice of
dif'eren, counties, in separate articles, is pref.
CRADLE, upon the whole, to any one Of their
methods sipgly. If he use the covered fold,
for sake of raising quantity OF manure with
sand ana other ingredients, during the rest
Of the year, he will do we'll 10 throw in clean
straw, by tho way OF litter, for the four ar
Gvo weeks before the sheariDg. This viii
give him considerable advantage, as manure
though not equal to what ne gets the other
way, and what he loses In th.t respect, he
will gsid by the fneness Of the wool. Up
90 this principle the hnsbandman may
seasonably have u kind of covered fold, over
so slight, on the ground where he turns in
his sheep, between the time Of washing snd
sheariag. Let him sttew this with clean
straw, by way Of litter and see the sheep all
driven into il at night. This they will very
! readily do, because they will feel cold after
their washing and by this means, lying
elein and dry they will keep tho wool very
nice for tho shearing.
There ia also cleanliness in the nature
of straw ,ha, will be great advantage, FOR
they will rub themselves upon il to a clean
bright hue in the wool, which il wilnot have
any other. AMANA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-21
Scattering


Majority for Gov. Wolco,t S34
On comparing the above vote with the
whole number heretofore, published in ths
newspapers, we find difference of several
hundreds. AS the returns published in tho
papers must have been pretty nea, correct, il
would seem there were some omissions or
rejection in counting.
The House was organized 6y tho choice Of
CHARLEs DENIsoN. Esq, Speaker, and Or,
JcHN s. PErEns, Of Hebron, and SiMsos n.
MiSER, Esq. Clerks, both republicans. Mr..
Denison received nearly oil the votes cf both
parties.-We understand he made avery
handsome address- on being chesep Speaker,
an Office which he has Tor yeara filled With
ability and impartialiy. ., ~.
Dr.. Peters was chosen BY m ajoriy Of 2
votes. t -
;, In choosing the Cd Clerk, the fedora, CEN
didaie received but so vo,es.--Mr.. Miner
had 81 votes.
Three republicans members we're absent.
Friaoy,' May 9.
The House proceeded. Upon the usual rou.
tino Of busines:-rA, about IL o'clock, his
honor Lieut.. Governor lngersol iequested
the attendance of the Representatives, in ,ha
Council Chamber, DELIVERED on address, \
The Representatives then returned 10 their
chamber, and appointed q eommiucc, con.
sisting OF ore from each county, to wait upon
the late Governor Smith, 10 "return him
the thanks Of this Assembly for his many
eminent services rendered this State" aud
"aceompsny his Excellenty on his return
home" The Council appointed two OF their
body for the same purpose. The House also
appointed committee OF the same numbc..
to Join committee before appdin,men n. BY
the Council, TO repair to the residents Of the
Honorable CLtvEn WcLcoTr, "mrniicst
the rcspcc, Of the Assembly for him, and
accompany him TO the seat of government"
Saturday, Muy 10.
Dills were received by the House from
The Council, appointed n Chief Justice ana
Judges OF the Superior Cour,-Judges OF oil
County Cour,s--und Judges oi all the Pro-
ss,c Distric,s--and indefinitely pospencd BY
the House. The Councils federal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-21
LITE EROM EUROPE.

By ships William, from London, and Ma
ria Teresa, from Hcvrc- dc, Grace, the Edi.
tors Of the New. York Mercantile Adver,iser
have received Loudon papets 10 The l2;h
April, and Paris 10 the 10th. The William
ha, brought dispatches for government.
A London Paper Of April 4, says" The
Pamphlet entitled La Coalition e, la Froprc.'
which was published in PaIis some time ego,
has produced yeiy curious sensation. Ih
this pamphlet, most injurious espersicns AZ c
flung on the British and Austrian Courts, and
10 these powers all The tuniIia,ions and spfT-
crings Of France are ascribed. Personal re-
Elections are made also On tho Duke Of VIII.
lingtop--snd il ia said that he com plsine Of
them, demanded the punishment Of The Au-
thos. The minister Of another Of the Allied
Powers inter ferred in his behalf with such /.
success, that the Author, who msnfcllyayow-
cd himself, and demanded to be birly ,rictl
BY the tribunals, was liberated without even
rcpriOand. This eFair has given rise 10
much discussion in the diplomatic circles, IS
II is rsegoan: with impot ,ant results
Since this the pamphlet has disappeared
from eireula.ioo, and rumor says the copies
have been bousbr'up."
"For some weeks past, (ssys Vienna ar.
ticle Of April s) eou,iers have frequently
passed between this place and ST. Peter.burr.
There is 4 probability that an inisr,isw be.
tween our monarch and abe Epeier of Rus.
sia will take place in GSilieis."
An article from Ancona, (rtsIy) dated .
March i9, s,sie. tha, the Doy Of All.
giers has in . greet ineasafe rensired bis
forrhch,iohs, and already reekSns n his ma
rinc eighteen trmed b'iss.- " hieh are daily
exere!scd In his presence 10 the road. The ,
i.oOp' OF 'he country sdore The psy-7'hey
have perfectly acquired lhe Enfepssp milis. .
~ "-''e,. Ths oitoGs Poiie, pyse uhen
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-21
NEw yoRK ELECTION.


Az saec,ibn for Governor, Lieut.. Cor lHo
Senators aud Members. of assembly wos
held last week throughout the State OF rev,
York. De WITT CLisTos, Esa.'ls eiec!ea
Governor, without much opposfien ! emu
Jomg Tyler, Lieut.. Cove s'or. The ieG'
cralist. have taken little or no pAit II the e
lection.
In the city OF New-York TWO tickets were
supported by the republicon..-The CHnien-
ian ticket, however, has failed, being in aT'-
noriy of 1900 votes. Vi, !,
1t is with pride md satisfaction lsay' TIC
National Advocate) that we announce 10 our
bre,hre:. throughout the Snisn INC sloriors
,-~d decisive triumph Of hlzSvBLltes~S-S
PRINCIPLES in the great city Of N/loik.
The friends aud supporters Of fhe general
gopernmenf--ihc Liends Of the Unioh---the
friends Of rational liberty have pssylilsd.
Cheering and. elevated are tho sensations 10
spired by such victory.
Thanks be to heaven the great city oE
New-York is decidedly r1nubieGn ; sho 10 so
in heart and soul.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-21
EEnFCLK, Mhi
1relaneAoiy Cstsssrehhs.

. pic10He0ofy SsfgsVcVHe.
We perform a painful task ia announcing
the destruction Of the DeuDos Nyrcarf al med
sch. M..firepedo, by the explosion Of her
Dugc&ine, on Monday last, by which % per-
sons, int siding all The objects, except The
5oatswain ae9 two matters mates were in
s,anuy launched into eternity Ill will be
reeollec,cd by our die,ani readers, that this
vessel, in comPsny with another, q b,ig cal.
led thc inlcrradencia, also under the Patri-
otc hig OF Buenos-Ayres pu, into this port
about two mcnIhs ago--lIcre they remained
sbou, six wee ks, and thea attempted Ia get
to sea, but the windbcing ahead, they could
proceed. no further than the Tail Of the
Horseshoe, where they came to anchor in
l'2 fsthoms water, and a6ou, m0sket SHOT
|, distance from each other.
On-Monday last, the Cupsin OF the schr
dine! with the Commodore on boardthe brig
and Gas standing on the quarter deck, (abou,
o'clock, p. NJ. in company with the Com
modore aud other officers, looking a, the schr.
al 'hs uIomen, she blew up. The explosion
was terrible, and the sch. almost instantly
disappeared Beats were Immediately sent
oil from tho brig to save those who nigh,
be alive, and succeeded in rescuing 80, who
Where ali that survived, three only oi whom
were injured, and those but slish,ely. From
the acsoUii which these men gave, il appears
that the gunner had, contrary TO standing or
der, opened hc magszinc, and while he wa.
al work ia il, the lieut.. OF marines called a
, sergeant down into the cabin 10 pick him out
a pair OF pistols from the arm chest, in doing
which the pistols were scvcrally snapped,
by way OF uyiog them, though The officer
ot the deck wus heard 10 forbid il. WhH
followed Ia ,aknown, and il is merely con-
Jeeiured ,hs, one OF the pistols snspped
might have been loaded, and the contents
oeeidently discharged into tho -magsxine.
Inc whole OF the vessel all aft the mainma.t
was literally blown TO atoms, both mas,s re.
msined unmoved..
We regret to add that the pilo: Che elder
Thomas, oG tfanpion.) and fouv young men,
residents of this town, were on board al the
,imc, and arc among the numbe, or the Kill.
led. We will not augmen, the rtisf of
their relatives aud friends hy p4bhcstiun OF
'hcr names bitter indeed has been tho fruit
Of their rsshnrss.
Cem. Chayior hos very human,y made
present OF the rcmaps Of the sch. 10 The
wild Nv OF tho unfortunate pilot, and his men
arc now employed in saving whn,cver i. Of
any valne, Tor her, which will amount to
something handsome.
Among tho number who petistrd (says the |
No'fclk Bescon.) We have to deplore the loss
Of Capt. Thurstqn Taylor, Q ship master l
of this port, Of the most respectable conpex. /
ions, and highly esteemed by all who knew
Sim: Lieut.. Singleterry,a native OF Charles.
ien, 5. c. Marine Corps, OF this s,siicn Mr.. /
William Co!iey, con Of Wm. Colley, ESQ. |
ship Buileer, OF this borough :: and Capt.
'reenwseL ls'e eymwandet of he Britimcr
1eckst PivxaeM
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-21
NEW. iIAvEy, \

I'VE IIAFE@i "Any 70 "
The General Assembly Of IBIS Stale Ies
at Hartford on the. 9Th inst.
The following is the statement Of votes fsg
Governor:
For Oliver NVoleo,t 1858
John {. Smith 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-21

=. Sec. 2, .dad5sit. Jupyh<r enasifd, r Ina. iic
said allowance be paid to the said widow end
chiIdrep, according to the provisions. Of the
said oct, out OF pny money inthc treasury,
not otherwise appropriated.
March 3, ,i9l7.--Approved,
JAMES MADISON, /.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-21
AN ACT for ,hs relief of. Alexander Holmes
-, aud benjamin Hough, :,

hN AZ LOT ING reiief oil Alexander Holmes
i. sad benjamin Hough, .
:, BE n enaeseS by fhe Senate: and House Of
Rehresenfariues Of the United States Of .ame-
,rfco IN Congress assemtird, That the proper
accounting officers Of the treasury depart
nsnt be, and they are hereby auIhofized and
d;rectcd.to audit and settle Ihc claim Of Az
exsDdcr Holmes and Benjamin Hppgb, ios
expenses inquired endeavouring 10 survey
military bounty lands in the Michigan terri.
tory, and TO survey into section, the land on
each side Of the road, laid out from the foot
.of.the Rapids Of the Miami Of the Lake 70.
the western boundary line Of the cshncc,i.
cut Western Reserve, and from which sur
veythey were prevented by indlsn hostility;
and that they allow ,hear, in the settlement
Of tbs ,ame, aar-asonable. compensation for
: such expenses as .wcrc necessarily incurred.
Sec. 2. .dnd be U IIytLcr enacted, That the
amount thereof when so asce,,sined, shall be
paid 10 the said Alexander Holmes and Ben
jamin Hough, respectively, Cut of any money
IN tho treasury, not otherwise appropriated
March 3, lsl7-Approycd,
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-21
AN ACT for the relief Of the widow and
children Of Abraham Owen

chtIdron OF lNbrdnam OWEN.
BE ID. enacted BY sac SenSse ans f6vse Of
Rehresentosipes, Of t5s t'nifed .o,a'cs Of .fme
riea is Congress dssenoyed, Tha, the widow
and children Of Abraham, o wen, late volun.
teer aid.de.camp Of General William H.
Harrison, shall be enti,iedto oil the benefit,
of the second sscliop Of an act Of Congress,
approved the tenth day OF April, one ,hous.
aud eish, hundred and twelve, 'en,i,led i" An
&C, for The relief OF Tho Siliserssnd sokier,
who served in late campaign on tho WA.
bash - and that they be allowed the same
sum Of money to which they WOULD have
boon entitled, had the rank Of ';sior hsep
regularly assigeed 10 the said Abraham
Owen. -"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-25

Notice.
TGSiIE Subscriber having taken into
b partnership Mr.. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
the business in future will be conducted
under the firm Of CA rLETT e IRWIN.
All th.~e having claims against ne, are
requisite d to present them and receive
their money; and all thOse indebted, are
respectful solicited to make payment
with as little delay as possible.
CHARLES |. CArLETr.
Eor Sale,
I57 bales and boxes burlaps, ticklen.
burgs, oznaburgs, hessians, creas, platil-
las, estopillas, brittanies, cho!et,s and
dBwlaS
600 boxes consisting Of halfpint, pint,
quart tumblers and decanters
20 boxes elegant cut glass, containing
cordial glasses, wines, tumciers, pitch
ers, plates and dishes
200 boxes window glass, 8 by 10 and
and 10 by l2
80 chests hyson and imperiai1 st
teas e.
1908 pieces short yellow mar 80
keens =
1000 do. long yellow do. : E
IL! boxes India China, consisting of
dining sets, tea sets, cups and saacers,
plat bowls, dining and desert plates, fiat
and deep
6pipes, 10 half pipes AMI 30 orar.
ter casks very sup. London Particular
Madeira Wine, from Gc;.dop, Gaa, In.
els ( Co. =.
GERMAN s,'e' very sup. quality, cop
per PotS an. tea-kettles, soap, candles,
aau Hal for sale on rcasonablc terms.
CATLErr u IRWIN.
October II.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-25
Negroes for Sale.

NNILL be sold for ready cash. at
w Fairfax Canrt House, On Tues
day the 9Th day Of January next, under
decree of the Chancery District Curt
of Fredericksburg, about 40 vsluab' !.
S!aves-men, women and chlldreD hovs
and girls. Among theta arc So 40 ,a,Us.
bic carpenters, vsmber @
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-25
Candies & Soap.


TOHN g. LADD 4 Co. Agents for
81 Hyde's Mandatory of Baltimore,
have now on hand, and will be constantly
supplied with
Mould Candles of all sizes.
Brown, yellow and white Bar Soap, in
boxes weighing from s5 lbs. to 100 lbs.
each.
Windsor, rose, variegated. compound
variega.cd, palm, wash ball and trans.
parent Soap, in boxes Of six dozen each,
all warranted equal in quality to any
manufactured ia America, and it will be
for the convenience and interests Of put
chasers 10 apply for their supplies, with
which they can be accommodated in any
quantity at the lowest prices.
November Is
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Sicily Madeira Wine.

Sicily Madeira Wine.
q AND1NG from the schr Phoebe and
II Sally, Capt. Harding, and for sale
by . LAWRAS0N q FOWLE,
1S pipes old Sicily Madeira Wine
Of superior quality.
so boxes yellow soap.
ALSO, 's
Landing from schooner Dolphin, from
Portland,
20 bolts first quality Russia duck.
40 do. do. Ravens do.
S tons Russia hemp.
For sale as above.
November 81
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British & American Stationary.
EUST received, for sale by The sub
% scribers, a complete assortment It
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
CONsIS OF

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CONSISTING or
Superfnc folis t quarto post, hot press
ed, gilt and plain best yelmm aud com
muu iOolscap paper drawing, log, iron
monger's, large wrapping 4 blot,irg do.
a large quantity Of quilts Of all prices,
Dutch, English and American very bet
iukpowdrr; japan & India ink Clout's
durable do. Crehore's and Dumphrcy-'
hot pressed eagle cards; invitation ard
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed ,
best black lead and camels' hair pencils
and crayons; Reeycs's genuine coIurs in
large aud small boxes and single cakes
pen-knivss OF the very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk kniyes
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass,
plated and poke. inkstaDds of all sor !;
gentlemen's and ladies' elegant real Mo
rocco pocket books, silver mounted,
with and without instruments ladies'
thread cases and work boxes fine al d
common; poke. books OF every descriy-
top; asses skin tablets; sealing wa.
and waters; sand aud pounce boxes, and
ink sand counting house files ard !aces
violin strings, German 4 Roman states
and pencils; India rubber silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals; plated
spectacles Gunter's scales ard dividcrs;
mathelns teal instruments in cases, ahd
great variety oil room hangings.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND.
A good assortment of charts BIunt's
West. Indla Atlss coas pilot and Bow
ditch's navigator, of the latest edition
fine toned German flutes, with books
Of instruction Tor Go. aud all "ther IL
strumeats large assortment Of NIT
sic 4 music books; merchants accoul
bouks of every description record diito;
cyphering and copy books cepperrlate
copies Of very superior kinds ; bibles,
teStaments, and common prayer books OF
all sizes and in all the Various kinds If
binding--al' the Greek 4 Latin school
books and classics now 10 use.
A general assortment OF English ard
French School Books, dictionaries and
Grammars, too NUN rOus tor insertion
and great variety OF ChiILreh's Rocks,
IN quantit', with engraving, from the
press r, Samuel Wuod aad others.
rr Blank Books of every kidd mal'e
toany pattern in the neatest mannCr ard
OF the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY 4 SON.
september 6 stutha