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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13
From tie Neg YAK Courier. Jan. -.
nd e's Captors

"
Col. Talnadge's attack on the
character Of the ) America conan.
Who Captured Major Aadre having
having been made known 10 one Of
them. MIR. Nar " art. he came down
Yesterday from West Chester county.
10 see me on the subject. and 10 take
measures TO rehut iaose charges. The
object Of hirh is 10 take from him
and his companions. not only all
claims Of nrriI but 10 render them
Infamous, By representing them 10
have been Cesbo,s, in p'siner Eng
Ii.h cattle stesIer. He introduced
himself l., letter from the Rev.
Mr.. smith of TaIr.town 10 this
letter Mr.. Smith expresses himself
in these words.
.ll,is truth as Ineon,esGble Is the
existence OF the sGn, that Isaac Van
Wsrt sustsins - excellent . charse-
ter Is any in the county Of West
hester, G ever did from his youth.
I'd proof can be made by some hun
drrds Of persons nov living. thai
neither Van Wsrt. Psuldirs nsr
Williams. ever we're in The British
camp. and that the. never were 81,
fnious persons. but on lse cOli@ar,
we're true supporters OF The rights
and liberties Of their eonn nv. UB
on this subject there Is not a single
observation msde b, Mr. TalmsGge,
which points al the true characters
Of these men
A gentleman Who accompanied
MIR Van Wsrt, and on whom can
rely, assures ne. Iast HI, character
has been during his Whole life, en-
tirei. Uninpeschsble, in ever, res
..eet, and that he is q strictly moral
and religious man, having been fa.
ents years meRbcr in comm.
MON With The church.
MIR. Van W2rt intends D make .
slstenent, npea osia, Of al th2,
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NEW.Y0Rk. Feb. ).

The information contained in the
following article 49, written by the
late Goysrneur Morris. AMI fpraish-
ed for puulica,ion in 1877. ahen INC
claim OF 8eaGaaarcha;s. was first pre-
seated 10 Congress No msn then
living. vas probably So conSc.sant
with the facts detailed. ''a>uh,e
qucnt day he treated The sahiect yer.
much a, large il another article
VII rh we shall sl,o,Il, { ke an OPP
purtunity 10 re- rs"li-b.
amarchais in the reNoiu
tionary war, america received sup
plies of c!usthiag and military stores
from Mr.. d. Beaumsrrhuis. Ii was
notorieus that this gentleman vas
ineapahI. Of furnishing them from
his own resources il vas believed,
therefore. that he derived his means
from The royal tceasuT. After
wards. when Mr.. Frsnkiin. the -
me lean minister. ss,i'od our &C
counts With monsieur &c Versenu 5,
:he United State, we're charged IN
der three distinct heads viz: Loans.
suhsi les and free gift. The pay
ments were pointed out, except that
Of 10 O.eO0, given in t7f6 ; and
when Mr.. FrankliR desired 10 know
what had heeomc of that money. he
was told that being gift. no exPlS-
nation var necessary. Mr., F ank-
lin ~as, or appeared 10 be satisfied
Before that settlement, however. MIR,
Eeaumsrehsis. Who had sn agent in
America, pressed for pa. meut Of sup
niles furnished. and obtained from
congress. bills for two million, two
hundred tbou,srd liyres On their
ministers in Europe. Who, y the bye
had no means If payment. MIR.
Gerard, The French minister at Phi
zdeipbis, lbrolher 10 MIR. Rayueval ..
. serr,t tar, in The c"uni de Nergen
mes oficel patroRized Mr. de Beau
msrehais' demand. which however.
was represented BY some Of the pub
re servants IN Europe, as Who'll. IN
founded, md q mere scheme 10 put
mopey in tire pockets Of iodn idUals
There was much opposition. therefore
in congress. The resolution was
carried, on the principle. that Ameri-
ca, having received the supplies.
ought 10 pay for them That 10 So,
the court furnished funds, Vas an as
sertiou Vi,hou, proof; and the claim
being made with The Pri,it, L eOun
ieDsnce Of The French minister. il
vas TO be presumed. agreeable 10 his
sBperiors !; GEsil, that IS the A.
mericnD minister in Paris, would
hsI dly accept ibe bills before he VI,
assured Of means TO "a, them. the
"uri ecu d, il they pleased. sci mat
fers right there.
The sebills MADE afterwards seri
Gus reduction from q subsidy Of SIX
millions, granted by the king for Ear
~ ing On The war. hen Mons,eI:
s'e Ia Luzerpr, the successor Of Men
eienr Gerard. learnt fhst the subsid,
tEd been srtieipaied IN that manner
I've c pressed disssti>fsetiGB Ia strong
erms, and desired, thstf Mr. Beau
msrcbais msde IN. more claims be
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For nrnt OF ior sale OH a long

For nrnt OF ior sale OH a long
credit
The subscriber will rent, or sell upon
the most accommodating terms, the
House a,d Lot, whereon he at present
resides. The House is large, convenient
aud finished in a superior style The
Tot, consisting OF two acres, Is In The
highest state OF cultivation as a garden,
in the must choice fruits,
shrubs, &c. Possession can be gwen
about the Is. Of December.
He vii! purchase Dry Cows.
aug J Smith.
Nav e0 eotl>tOec
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders Of the Mechanic
Bank Of Alexandra, are hereby netihed
that an election fer fifteen Directors, To-
the ensuing year, will be held at tn
c urt house, in this town, on Monds,
the 10th of March next, at ten O'Clock
A. ~.
BY order Of the President and ID
rectors,
Hillium Patton, jun.
Ja>.leI.
February s
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might be referred for pa, mest TO the

The claim slept for long time. a
Is i, seemed pretty clear that thr
million uuaccouGIrd for had bern
fingered by Mr.. Beaumarrhais. il
as natural to press for disclosure
| in order Iha, il might he charged :"
him here. 10 the settlement oil ms az
counts ; but Mr.. Franklin. concei'
ing perhaps that the circumstance
" Il. not important, made the settle.
ment above mentioned. Perhaps he
could obtain no other Perhaps he
did not feel himself in a condition TO
insist that the alleged gifts should
not appear in the account. oil Che
application of il was disclosed. Per
hans The old gentleman thought u
NEST prudent to let the article stand
open for such elucidaiicn ss time
might afford.
Two reasons may be sssned for
secrecy. The one. Ofs public natur.
certainly had weight. Frasee had
affected a strict neutrality previous TO
the treat, b, which our independence
WAS acknowledged. and had occasion.
slI, given assurances 10 that effect !;
and even II Lord Stormoni's instigs.
'tion had seizrd goods and embargo
ed vessels destined TO this country.
On these occasions. Beaumarrhai'
made strong epreseniat;ons.riaimI"g
his rights as citizen. and complain.
ing Of the injury {" his proper',.
These Which were mo, l.a!eHlatrd Tor
ord Siormont's in-peciinn, pro''r
a little too much. Persons who I'm
ders,osd The french government.
knew tina, such renruHStranres would
mi have been haz. iried bN any on +,
not previously sure Of protec'ioB,--
Ifhoueyrr after 30 man, ASSURANCES
il had neen acknowledged that this
very sir 3eaumar"b4is sas employ
ed ~ The Minister 10 se3d ouI these
YER, goods at the kiag's expense. !.
would have furnished the British 20.
With The proof they want
ed.
The second was perhaps the eff
ci-at reason, though "fspri' ate N
'urr.-Perhaps IN" French Minister
so-d naturrdis. Wished that >iaerira
in pros,.erii'. should efund 60 the
Kings suHrr'. shat had 'ren grant.
cd b, his M4ieIys Eounts in our
adverse clnd,Iion. snd he might not
be unwilling that MIR. 8..nr'.' IN
oic and able srrva l should share a
handsom sun With MIR. B-aEmsr-
ehai.
After the king was dethroned. the
American Munster 10 France as 20
fortunate ss TO obtain copy Of MIR.
Br4uusr.hsis' receipts. Now as he
French government formerly alleged
the fire. gift az million and as the
re eipr Of Mr.. Beaumarehais has
been since given 10 shew how that
million was disposed of. il seems mo-
more than reasonable at this time,
when the, demand payment for Mr.
Be.um srchsi.. thai they should prov
the million in question was applied TO-
our use in some other way.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-13

Orphans Court,
Alexandria Cpnnty,
Feb. Term, 1917.
OanrRxp. That The executors nt John
May. deceased. do insert the usns! al
yertisr se-t ,hree times week tnT four
weeks 10 Inc Alexandria newspapers.
CoPy--tcst. ,,,
\ MOORE. Reg, Wills.
This is 10 sire Voice
That tie >uhscTDer,. 4 Alexandra
c runty, in the DISTRICT 1t is'dmoId. have
obtsineh from The Orphans Cruft Of >s~i
county letters testameu'ary o. re estate
Of Johu Nav. ia.e 81 sad c"uRty decd :
All persons haNlps CLAIMS ass,n>t the
said deoedSat. s;c hereby warned 10 ex-
aibit ire sane y IT. the vouchers thereof,
passed bv the OrI,haIs' Curt. to the sub
scriocr. on or bsfarc the 10Th day Of Al.
su>t next. or tie, MAY BY Ia" be G.
Guided from all seaef, te said estate
nd those INDEBTED thereto are required
to make immediate paSment.
Given unde, oq- hsaus this 10th day
Of February, 1917,
Pnrid Ross.
Jonah Isabel.
Executes VI lnui Nav.
February 10 ea4w
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NOTICE
December 3

The subscriber intending 10 remove
Erem This place in : short time, request
SA those indebted to him hy hsrd, mote
o. spen account. 20 come forward 4 SCI.
lie them M 30 first Of yanuary 1917.
He will dispose Of The Houses L La.
he now occupies, and possession grre-
the 18th October next The Dwelling
beuse Is calculated for the accamsnoda-
tor Of = FANNY. with all the neeesssr.
On, aoHseS. and a Wery productive gar
den subject ts small ground reht-tne
stand for retailing g'ods, or purchase Of
produce, Is inferior to zone In tO~n.
II is Seemed unnecessary iogives mort
inmate description. rs II l. presumed
those wishing to purchase viii view ths
premises.
he Will also sell eaarter acre 10
and Dwelling House thereon, near tbs
court hsase
The shove property viii bsdispC~eo
ef on accommodating terms to those rIss-
ias % purchase.
GEORGE SMITH.
AunfrSsS Inrpsrr Ia-lS EFT
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January 20
No'icc-

Whereas I did b, an sssiSnmen, dated
s6th Move be-, 1916, transfer \ sssisi
10 RYAN nampson and CO aud 1'hona'
jaime, = ca. Tor Certain purposes there
in mentioned, all nv books. rights. ere
dts. etc.
Notice is hereby givct 10 al per ons
indebted 10 Toe by bond note or book &C.
count, that Che sane Is required 20 I've
oaid 70 John b. Brown cr Robert hsrri
son, who alone re aYtaocized by the
Soint 2SSignees n receive the same.
William Hsttoc.
hNrsnhar
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Bacon Hams, &c.

From eight 10 ten thousand weight hrs
quaht, Bacon llams fit ier family use,
Also, 500 boxes Nnya Scotia lierriug'
vs,y nice-far sale bv
Wm. Garnsr & Co,
January 81
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February 10
Or hans Court.

Alexandria C"uuty, Jan. term. 1917.
ORDERED, That the administrator
Vt Jerome Plume. deceased. do in>ei'
,he usua advertisement three times E
eek Tor ieur weeks, n the Alexandria
papers.
Gony-TpS.
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Rumfrles, Jannsry LIS sr
K, q J. MlNOENILLk

<, q J. MANDENILLE
Have just received, and eGsr tor sale,
20 barrel whiskey
10 hh5s Isl and I'd quality wh;ssey
10 plDche0ns ran
% bag pimento ana pepper
Is do green coffee
zoo lbs ). T indigo
100 do LouISisua do
90 boxes Spanish cigars
10 kes> manufactured tobacco
zoos bGsaels Liverpool cGasss salt
900 reams ~ritiDs paper
IS do wrapping do
IS keys Brand lynne guupowds,
% de- Batish do
Tesetbsr with general assortment o.
Groceries.
y. b. Fa.nIly Flour n usual.
Rec -
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10 LET.
or FOR SSJ.F,

UV FUN SEIF,
TIE House lstrly "ccapJed ~ William
Nd, situated 81 ROYAL street. snnth
81 KiaS street. three doors below the 81
Csc nj Samues Sncwden. Possession
nav he had ne Sr>t of Februar,
Also. the House at present occupy.
90 the east Of the shove. For partieuisr-
enquire IF
JcsepA InsIe, Alexandria.
sanpsry 81
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Elegant arpelng
For sale al Auction Prices. by
JOHN JACKSON q CO
bale Brussels
kIddermIusteTS
1 Starr and fssssge-snd
imperial Hearth Rug, new and beat
IDl Patterns
!snua? u
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For New Orleans.

EE se N = Foio1ac, Charles
EARE~ 8rs &. Z. haste /; wiii SAL
~. .. the sDrh oi the ensuing
S .nou,a, weather permitting -
F"I ir,Igu az passage, having ext .ien'
slpis 10
john jsnnsy and Go.
] mo. g est
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Public Auction.

Public Auction.
Ca TUESDAY, 18th Instant,
viii Be se,d Al the suction oshcs, corner
Of Prase and Water streets-witheut
reservoir lib-Sal credit
The following French Goods
EatS:ici Is Detsatars
1 case Grapes Of assnrtrd colcrs
I ditto ievantiae haodScrchiefs,
assorted collars "jth figured b. der>
I ditto Soreness
s ditto ratftie.
ditto icvS7tines
I ditto ca.nhics
1 Grape aau ssuZc fa-s.
L. G. MarNeller.
February II
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Public Sale.

On .H0.rD.iF Nrst. i-!h instant,
81 % O'Clock, will be sold, at the To-
harep Msnuheturv Of the late !onN
MAY, deceased, on PrinSe street;
All the Stock in Trade
OF THE pecEpEST,
Consist NJ OF
A very arge quantity OF
America aud Spaui>h SkG AR>, sanu'
taetured TOBACCO, Stems, etc. etc.
.1.sa,
A comp etc set of Machinery
for the i0basseni'H' business. Terms at
sale.
Drcii Rrss.
Jonah Isabel,
k1ecu crs
February II dts
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Orphans Court,

january FL
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Pa-id Ross.
Jonah Isabel

Executes VI lNUH Nav
eo4w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-03
DIRD,


At East Creenwch, ON Friday last, after short
but disiressng illness. Miss MAarA Co 90 ssHALL,
aged iS years, daughter Of Mr.. Joba Cosgesll.il,
formerly OF this town.
At Sssas-slnysfevn, on the 10th ult. Miss Asl-
oAIL WArsos, in the SD year of her age, afier
= long illness. which she burc with patience and
Christian fesgnation to the will Of bec Heavenly
Father. Possessed Of an smixble dispositions, IN At
endsAred her to all her acqra;nAnce, the loss will
be long felt sy her rels:ivrs-their only comfort is
she has changed this life OF sorrow. for ys that
fade not away.
/" Sleep on Ter fisai mill sie ressrrecnsn morn
Waen nse dsf nzszpi siaE sohad
zisn SiA me msrk spd ian,,s rise ssiii jay."
A. Reekway, u-ony isIsnd) on the 2<,h ult- 10.
sErH @ HolSAs, Esq: iMaaagsr. Of the Charles
son Theatre, IN the SD year of his age--As an Ac-
cor he was the rival Of Kemble he was also the
author Of several dramatic pieces
In london oa The sth of July. the Right Hon.
CsoaSs Possossv. Member Of the house Of Con.
mons, and the leader Of the Opposition IN that
House.
A. Bristol on the i7Ih inst. Mrs. LvprA wAav-
stL, ,e,ns'rs Of Gel. Samue! wsrdsel
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I1XhIEU

In this town. on Sunday evening last. BY The Rev.
Mr. WeSb, Mr.. THokAs BRAyMAs To Miss ELIzA
Carr.
On Monday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Webb
Mr.. ELsAzss RstD to Miss PEoSr Hunsos,
daughter Of the late Mr.. Peleg Hudson.
On the evcniug Of the 22d ult. by the Rev. Mr..
Webb. Mr. Amos Bsie cs, jun. to Miss oLiyx sLv-
Man, both Of this town
AZ .Mddisseps. by Nath. Barker, Esq. Mr. rHox'
As CnAcE, of Linte- Compton, to Miss sARAn VII.
COX. daughter Of Mr. Abocr Wilcox. =
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This day is the annual commencement al
Browa Univesi,y, Providence. w

Essraef efa latter from a gentleman in cax.
enovix, ". =. 70 his friend in fhis fown.
ga stcapge phenomenon took place 10 the
Cwosco Lake, which lies about forty miles
west of this, in the town Of Aurelius. A
noise was beard at the head Of the Lake some
thing similar 10 an earthquake. The people
repaired thither to discover the cause. Tho
wafer began to turn greenish, and cead fish
began to rise on the top Of the water. The
whole Lake, which is about ten miles IN
length, turned puuid, snd thousands Of hsh
Aoared toward the shore, and thousands went
down the outlet into the Seneca River: The
stench wac SO great as TO causc violent
sickness at the stomach in people who ssood
on the shores. But in few days the water
was sleansed and became pure as usual. II
is Supposed the cause was the bursting OF q
Copper Mise."
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MARlNE NEWS.

POkT OF AhEYPCKT
Enssred-sloop Ann Maria, bliss, New.York; do.
Mary Ann, Perry, do.
Cisasd-sIoop Active, Burt, Philadelphia; schr.
Industry Esston, New Orleans brig Brutus. Gorton
do shiP Union. Fisher, do. sloop lnvncble, 0reeuc.
Baltimore do. Young Hornet, Glsdding. New-York
do B. % Jones, Csnoohe, do; schr. Eiisa, Earle.
st. Augustine. fr
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NOIICE.

s hereby gisen, that the subscribers n ave been
4 appointed by the Hon. coult Of Probate OF the
town Of Newport, administrators, ON the estate Of
~ RICHARD MERlLL, 80
late Of said NEWPORT, masines; deceased, and have
given honda, tire law requires, for the faitbtul
discharge of that trust Therefore all persons hav-
ing demAnds agals, the estate OF said decesstl,
are called upoa 10 present the ssmes and all per.
sons indebted. are required to make Immediate pay.
ment 10 ABBY MERRILL, .2aiss .sisfrat,tf.
JOB L. TOWNSEND, ssdnimsIratsr.
Newnoft. sent q MY n
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THE SUPREME COURT

CT this state held its session in this town
las, week. The gnnd jury bad sot single
prescn,ment 10 make. The business Of the
Court was preceded by an appropriate pray
or by the Rev, Mr.. HIrcncocx, and 40 slo-
qucnt charge by Chief Justice BusoEss.
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GOLDEN. EAGLE--to les.

{ ind immediate Possrssion yftrn se
THAT large and very convenient dweiling-house
4 and store, No, lS7, Thsnes-sireet (sen a
the Golden Eagle,) formerly occupied by n! hlan'
son Richmond, being OF the best stands for busi-
ness in Newport. The whole or part OF the premi-
ses will be let, as may best suh applicants. For
particulars, apply to PARDON r. MUMfoKp ,
Sept. 2. No. ii2, 1aamss- -Sirtss
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MERCHANTS BANK.

THE stockholders Of the Merchants Bank ase
hereby notified. that the s,h Instalnent Of 6s
on share. of The capital stock Of said Bank. -.
comes payable on Monday, 9Th Inst in Specie.
4. n. MUAif0BD. CasA. Pre- 1sw \
Newport, Sept. 8, 1917.
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INSULT TO STRANGERS.

Lsst Monday evening, four most respect
able strangers, who appeared to be Friendsi
10 passing the public street in Chdrlesfown,
near the Square, were most wantonly and i'm
Pudenliy iusulted by collection Of young
men, VINO too frequently assemble there to
abuse passengers. Au eye witness to the
Fact has requested me to give publicity to
this. as an apology in hope that |, msy meet
tho eyes Of the gentleman who received the
insuit, and with view to relieve the town
from tho stigma eass on it by unprincipled
mi,creants. A CITIZEN or CHARbEsrowS.
(Bossoa Psfript. .
4EM3ACCLa.--The Philadeiphia Free
mans journal reaarks, that il Spain should
cede The Floridas 10 the United States, or
they should como into our possession 10 any
ciher way, We shaii possess, in Pensacola, the
Ancsrp port ncxtto Havana, 10 the Whole gnIPh
!. OfMexico. Having ~ #. of water on IT'S bar
il will from sn excellent oavsl station, and is
likely, moreover, to become 4 place OF sid.
ersble commerce, rs il will command the
trade ofall the rivsrs that How into the gulph
from Mobile eastward to the Appslachicola.
IL may be even expected, that it will draw 10
its mar ket y eonsidsrable proportion Of the
PRODUCTS Of tho upper settlements on the
Alabama, as the navigation Of that river
above. Fort Cloiborne, is not little Difficult ;
and excellent roads may be made TO Penseco-
la wirh little Coast or troublc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-03

At the late town-meeting held in this tovn,
the federal committee reported that four
thousand dollars taxes, comprising arrear-
sges for tho last four years, remained uncol-
lected---that tho towu-penslonsrs had not re-
ceived their stipends, FOR the last six months
--,hst town orders were selling at an enor-
NOUS discount--and the affairs Of the town
wore q very gloomy aspect, How long will
the people of Newport permit this state ct
things to exist! To the federalists belong
exclusively the honor Of holding all the oil.
fees Of the town, aud controlling the manage
nent Of its fiaances.
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BY an estimate from actual surveys, under
proper authority, We learn that thsrc Is now
standing in the state Of Rhode Island, suisa.
Bile timber sufficient to build upwards OF
fsro fhossand Ene- -6affie shihs.
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! FANCY GOODS, JE. WELKY, BE,
I BENJAMIN II. 7ISDAtE.

No. iO3.' 'Thames-sfrect,
LAS jus, received from New York; general ass
Ii sor,rnent of Fancy Goods Jewelry, silver, Pie.
ted and Bri,annia Wares. Cutlery, Brushes, Lock
ing-Glssses, &c. sc. 49,
All articles usually found in Fancy Goods Store
may be had At the above place, as cheap a. At any
other store in the state. -
Wa. nes repaired in the best manner--ard Gold
and Snver Ware manufactured and warranted. 3
O Cash. and the highest price given for Old
Gold aud Silver.
Newport, Aug. 90, 1917. f-
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Nsav--Good and Cheap
PARDON r.. MuMFORD,
No. ll2, THaMss Srnxer.

NO. ll2, lHAME1 SrnxtTy
HAs just received from New.ycrk Auctions 6
4 general assortment OF @i.
( NEW and CHEAP GOODS = 4
adapted to the present and approaching sessos !
xhich ~ Is deterIpned 20 sell = lew rs eau be F
Chased 10 this State VI
: Newport. July 25. 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-03
4 CKlMPD.R .RlBBONS.

A N assortment of this elegant article, ct vsrious
"A widths and colours. this day reed from ksv-
York and for sale by u w..L Nv TON.
I A variety OF Embossed and Plain. Ribbons
with many other fresh articles espeesed BY tue Boz
ton Wsggon this week. tC. s., .duy. 10. I.
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THE subscribers having erected nee construct.
i ed ssv and Griu MILL, On durable strsanns
near their Cotton Fsesory, In The vicinity Of Wick
ford, inf6rm the Inhabitants Of Nswsosr, asd the
public in general that they will take 0rsiE from
In wicklord psckess, o. any Store in WEXFORD
grind and return The sane. for one siteensh part.
GREENE, TiLLlNGHAsr, q Go.
wiekfosd, Msy -. tm2e1
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PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
S. rHURS70N. .

No. 81. Shrirg g-sfrees, three doors ssss1 "
Trinity Church.
T ADIEs and Gentlemea desirofs Of good accom-
x< nodstions At . privsss Boarding House, In
pleasant situation ssy in Newport. are invited to
call At The above mentioned house-vhere they may
be assured that every exeften ~ll BE psds to sen.
der their situation pleasant and agreeable.
Newport, July %, 1917. = -