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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

Our sister States have criticised many
OF the Laws of Virginia particularly the
one, which exempts lands from execute
OH Tor the payment ofdebts.
But they are not in!ailible, any more
than ourseives.-For instance, the State
OF PENNSYLVANIA, as relates to her Aucti-
oneers. One would suppose, that it was
a business which might be left open to
free competition and HAT any man, who
chooses, might safely become AN aucii-
onecr; II requiring 10 extraordinary qua
llhcaiIon 10 become one. But, in Penn
sylvaDia, the business is restricted to a
small number and the selection is lett
to the Governor Of the State. In phiIa
delplla, where of course the profits are
considerable, il becomes AN object 10
WOO the faeor Of Tie Governor, and TO
conform 10 has wishes. This single IN
stance isa specimen of the grcat powers
and patronage, which are attached to an
officer, who IS elected for three Years,
aud exercises ali The functions ofan Exc
cuiIve,. without the aid or check OF a
Council.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

had settled iii Matthews, were about ia
be removed under the provisions OF THIS
Statute when. on advice of an attorney
at law. a petition was laid before i Cir
cuit Court Judge, praying for writ oil
Ifatsd: Corpus, upon this ground-s!i that
the petitioner was Citi<ea OF the State OF
Rhode-islapd, had been enrolled in her
militia, SC. &c.-aud that by the 2.l see.
Alb art. &. Us. The Ci,iSeRs at each
State sh5ii be entitled to all the privileges
ana :,aarni,ics of Citizens in several
StJtcs ;" Which, il was cun,cilded, was a
sufficient guarantee of Tie right of The
Citizen ot one State TO move into and set
lie IN another; OF course, that the STA
'ute OF Virginia was unconstitutional
Inc HdtcsS toiPas was awarded, return
able 10 the nest Circuit Court of Mat
ihcws County; when, of course this
question will be discussed. The provi-
sion ~ the c. S. ought 10 be interpret
e.; ; for several State laws have been I'M
peached, Qatriy one from The State OF
Louislaha0 as contra' ching this very
provision.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

~ 4 case Of some interest hgs been
started. under a law Of Virginia, and the
Constitution OF the Uniied States. An
act o. Assembly forbils Tie free pecnIc
o. color from other States settling infiiis
Stale, and points out tie meihol Nv
which an intruder may he removed.
some persons OF this description, wlo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

The Albany Ca-cfse is unwilling, after
the 'Ba8y lessons we have been taught by
tie powers that be, 10 take the President
altogether apon trust, as the people OF Dos
tor have done" and doubts extreme ly
whether Mr.. Monroe is about 10 realize
the golden age predicted by hir Jeior-
sou, wien the only question con er1lnga
Candidate Cor office will be, Is he honest
Is he capable Is he faithful to t..ron-
stilldion?'
But, suppose this rule is about TO !;e in
troduced of what avail would it be to
many OF the friends of The Albany Ga
zeiie Here is Mr.. Oiis, for example, who
las shown so nu:, asSiduity IN counting
The good will OF Mr.. Monroe Suppose
the President were 10 fake this liberal rule
Ill his hand and caiechise Mr.. Otis, "Are
YOU honest, SIN Dire you faithful TO the
Constitution o! your country? Where, Tor
instance, were You during our ate ar,iu-
Gus struggle! Wcre you IL TIC ranks,
lighting aganStiilc enemies Of your coun-
Try, or raising your voice IN favor of eur
rights Or were you not plotting against
the union (: were you not indirectly I.u-
dtrininlDg The Constitution We're YOU
not one of the leaders OF the Hartford
Convention2 And Is /. thus. that youstow
Yourself honest, and };'itLfai to he CoAsti-
tuition p Many Of ,ile Fcuerai party may
avail themselves III The rule hui whit
Will become ot the Eastern Leaders 3
Consigned by this very rule to obscurhy
and disgrace.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

Il fhSNs Charles c. Erowne Rohert p,o,,. ~,
4fs sarah Browne. ard Miss am, II VIM, Miss
ne1's"'fg sc - ro!ice as aCt re ,sot ,esi,ts Of
a. e'Haf S'SH os RE ~ Cuy Of celi,,yb,o
go y" zee ."'s ~ fta 0ctock -, ,se jayc,,of y
stL SO octoc ~ ne esh5ag ecfhct am Tsccrr5 20
t"he nc Gei'S'fi0a Of flames ot0H at hts rnefijD
"cnt ~ Hrh"ter 'onRtg ana the 2Ofh 6qy offis
sure month" oft"eeH h4e ko,rs of fea o. LocE I; ~
,5aj 81, o. leef N ne etratng IF that crg
hisd'eei"g hotset me county or g. 0,,e .,
re'1 70 o. reGa as e'idence the sHt rae de,cnf
.s -. essfeIlo; ont ~ Ch0neeyp for me Pirt,,o,d
ptat";:gS ana ne htght Roaofa6ie Pat,f r. III .;
~ e,d ethes dceaaapts the object Of ,niirI
cg-t only6et&ecn nc ylaiafi6s ~ S''' "''' 'a'c
orr nost Uc6dI, WIIIAN rtrrr
IiiSfaid, Al inc s Queer hin a. a. 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

AhlN Z and Conua,td to the isilo IIarrisontnrr.
IA inseii SAMUEL CtANtN, atott ~. fert se,si'sna
e NCcs hsii -ioni and weli Dade o. bis heieh, essy
s etySr perch, good eOnnis LnrCe; his to.ntnv
S""Nsvnl % grey prtent cord tanfaiou.. bigct
m''s' o., n"uc-sfee coal, ard fuf lat, rtsily pew
- gay y, sc'ohFcd toa John crateH IN wake COUNT
y. I. " $50. iiat he OBS .aid nseft s.ryef 49,
~ ho.i-e t.irsnti. imsacssWth Van. Iotes rLoAytu
," ,hs i'Nmof Ea't'sb wake oognty, NJ.
--usns. ~ sllt
AKIN o. ana eoii,frif ~. VII in f--..-,,
- h.' hHs .m 'ntDtis, IA ftcro nun gso eli:
",ss'n hvbsii WilfENLN. Aha ...gs he rrI6,e to
W. ihy"1 Jefferson, Oitir COUNTY o I,eBfieo =, f,e
s'i ehN ond lie Is ahcrt i've seeisiv or s.,r, Ia
49," -. ..s n9oahuEHc'l so, blsck shn tcs lils n,c
@,1 49, 81 s2e h 'loeing y az OH fgc cOai 5ssk
P-H "ccfe tana'oons, ahd ascltsLilt
:Jgs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22
JAR. WiLLIAMTAzEWEIT. a r,.,,.

aER. WILLIAM TAZEWEII +. a rY-e.;.
NJ soi Iith,tbniiU ART csntr0l o. e,.,,., ~ y,.r
ssrg, tenders his AcrticS ~ MS sclOtc cticgs H. re
c"r0cfy ef a efifieSCr ~ ifeefcipe in as .crf
o,aNcSeS @pPtg az as rVylaS the Stcgc oS
AfcSsrs sssis $ -Ncr.
twrCef sHgsfst n. s,-.1f
*. WILLIAM A. PAI TERsON. HAVING s,i5Is,i----;.
siahchsSier, respectfully offers his services
Heohants ana those OF he adjacent country.
Msnehesler. Angnsi 20. as,
PEiiispN wi b. presented 20 10. ne,t frnrTaI 49,
a., .cinhiy. praying iO sn increase rent for Publ,c
warehouses.
August ~. ,,,.s,,
kt'eiS SALk 4, ihiS Once, at W. H. Iii7mLyIsonn'.
n r""A-Stote, aud ~ y. A. Ma,o's sook .s,or. r.,
JJti.N VI ANo ORDINANCES oF TIM ViRGINit cnw
ENiicH, from the 10th OF March l.z5 10 Iniv s,h
h.S-hsrsm'ed 10y aResoimtian OF The fionse on M,
gs,es' 81 he 9th February. lsi6-rriee ca " rsn,s
sit.hen M sheeis-ihis NoiUne is made u of,Le d;as
rem P"lrnet Journals of each session which hay. re-.
.oheCt'1 together with much pains from d.tf,tsni cr,
.ets' II - the Oly collection, extssr ofthe procs.
lngs OF BODY IN which Henry and Jefferson and o,ser
s.@. men to"h ibeeaG Here you may trace the s,, ar
Recitation, which basastonish.d the word f''
~ booksellers IN Norfolk. Petersbnrr
.NeGnfs, ana eisenhe!e Nho would uhdertakr 10 80.
any OF ,ne S1iles al this "oIk commission slai -
er'Nr me whole commission of 10 u cent sos
&c F'|"fts gSing bond with security for The t.a,,
vi 'rv oVpNs Oi ihe 'o, eeds. Address. The Puor pm
sef. Richmond, rosi7gc paid. 80
fts0--for sale tbs o'iioe De5rre, Of ~. ~,
IS cents. Pi1ce y
sl.wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22
Coamiss'oaers Office, :

=, UOp"n's7oHfr,S OFce,1
Richmond. iSt mir, 1911.
HE parties concerned hereby noti.ed tbai have
appointed The 20tl day Of October next fnf csrr,ns ms,
h'et ihe foregoing oideT OF COtIt on which cas- ,r az
tendance IS reqn ed at my otce with a!Iuer aceots
paycIs ard vouchers ready los examination aud ~ ie
nun. va. TOtBEsTER, H. q.
-'-''' - 3i-usWf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

~ The report of an engagement at
Amelia Island, turns out 10 be a firimgon
vessel only. Tie Spauiards have made
no attack on tie island. The cause of
wac iiIegor Notwithstanding, has more of
our wishes than our hopes. Yet. If is
painful 30 see such sirrluros lavisled nm
on lin', as have appeared, for instance.
IN the shape of iciier 10 the Editors of
ihe National Inielliscncer, from their
Correspondent al 81. Niarys.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

PEI ION ~u b, 70 ihr neat GENERAL 49,
.einhiy. praying an increase OF reni for pnbls
Warehouses;. '~
August ~. 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

I hi MILAN 4. Pan rhRsoN. having ssiiie,i N
- hahchsSicr, respectfully offers his Services ~ y, r.
h@onan,s ahdshcse OF t.e adJseenl county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

WE Public are hereby cautioned against Iodnn m
\ negro wa;ermen with az. down Loads wiibsni nv
consent or written powert0 some while person Ia an ND
as am determined MOTTO be abe for The contracts of
WaieFen and those who ,i tlt M M o cid
itspohsio!e ioI AM damaged BY sub cor.
n'..s. JOAN HORSiFY jr.
.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

lhe defendants not having entered then appearance
ana gwen srcoTS aeccd cling to the of Assembly and
ZIG i1les oi ihis Cont and 1t appearing The sasfac
non % tnr Court That they are not inhabitants OF this
CONFERENCE.-The on The mellon OF The pam n Nv cam
sci, - IS OraeTcG hat The SAID defendants DO an,ar
e'e on the ~ = day OF November court next and an
~, .e on. ." ihc paini aud iiat copy his or
uei W iOftEwith inserted ia new spaptT in
ne Ci'y OF Richmond for months sueccssyeI, and
sho.r e9py thereof posted at the door oflhe coui
house Of i.e said county.
a copy.-les;e,
BENTLEY ANDERSON, u. q.
--Nl-.7t - M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

The French frigatc EuRvDIcE. capt. Brin.
bard, arrived at this port last evening from
Martinique and IL days from ST Thomas. We
understand her object ip coming here, is mere
y 70 visit New-fork, by permission Of the
French government
Captain Forbes, ofihe brig Harmony, from
st. mary's, report that General M'firegor
WAS in quiet p Ossession Of Amelia Island eleven
days ago, and only waited for the arrival of OK
Pccted renlorcements to pursue his cnterpri-
yes
The Hon. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS and
family, left this city yesterday afternoon in
khode-island Packet, on their way TO Boston
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
From tho Caillicothe Supbsr,sr.

From tho CAiihcothe SUPPORTER.
ON LIFE.
Life is the vision Of a morn,
That flies the coming day;
Il is tic biossom on the thorn,
Which rude winds sweep away.
IL is the image Of tho sky,
In classy waters seen:
Wnen not cloud appears to fly
Across the blue serene.
'ris 6eeting as the passing rays
OF bright electric fire,
That gid the pole with sudden blaze,
And in that blaze expire.
u is the mornings gentle gale.
That AS i, softly blows,
Scarce seems to sigh across the vale,
Or bend the blushing rose.
But soon the gath'rig tempests pour.
And all the sky deiorms;
The gale becomes the whirlwind's roar:
! The sigb--a raging storm.
For care ard sorrows morbid gloom,
And heart corroding strife,
And sickoess pointing TO the tomb;
Await The end of life.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
POETRY.
4 HARYEST TaLA.


90 FATHER dear father lament now with me.
1his norning I've been at our wood,
And the fne aowing leaves OF your fayourite tree
Around on the grass are all stew'd;
And sure lis pity for lovely and green.
All summer they yielded shade,
Dear father, 10 y0u. Who against il would lean,
While sister snd ronnd it pisy'd.
"oflaLe they sran TO change colour Indeed.
Like lie corn when us ripe on the field
And the dark glossy green became yellow and red,
As ii tney ripe berries would yield
! thought this pretty, and ne'er heard you say
That tsc leaves would soon fail iron the Tree
And never was happier than to,her fine day,
When you iook'd there at sister and me-"
"wby my boy, am grevd at the tale you have told,
But the leaves every year drop aroundy
They are green VIXEN in youth. and turn red when
they're old,
Then ibe wind blows them down to the ground
Ru, take comfort, my boy, when the winter is Aed,
The leaves viii appear on the tree,
And again form a bovar thy father to shade,
And the gsmbols Of sister and thee"
"Why that's good .--put my father, I've sad news
to tell,
Old William, who liv'd At Hillside,
And lately came hither. so wan and so pale,
Old William this m"rIing hath died"
Od william hath died All indeed l am sad;
but age, when il ripens, must fall;
Though green was his summer, his autumn must
fade;
sucb, my boy, is the end of US all"
"Theo lac falls like the leaves Of your favorte tree
But when the long winter is DER,
Old William again Oh the hills shall we sec
feeding U!s Aocks, .s before
All no n,y sweet boy the dead wander 10 more
In the bounds of this wind wasted scene;
But to regions immortal all good spirits soar,
More lovely, more lasting, and green"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTRY
OF The ARABS.


TAL narratives and journals of 1rave'erS, .adren-
ture's, the b0recked and Erisone's are often told
with eXaggerations and not unirsquent'y condemn
cd as deceiving, rather than informing the world
The author OF The proposed JouRNAL is citizen OF
Connecticut, and one of the suffering crew OF Cap
tain RILsv.--iic has sren life in a sphere uncom-
mon to his counrymen--he has endured miseries
uncommon to human nature. by the blessings OF
mercifui Providence lie has survived to detail hfs
suiferins It the world II ruth will excite aston
ishment, aud even occasion incredibly, lie cannot
help it but hc is resolved TO ell plain uiyarnish-
ed tale Of extreme suiterng--of the manners, eas-
ton, and habits of The extraordinary people among
whom he endured il. tie will subnt il to the
world, hoping that the iiberaiy of the public will,
IN small degree, compensate lim for his suffering
ing, by reading tie tale OF it
TERMS
J. The work shall constitute duodeCimo volume
Of about uhree hundred pages, 10 be handsomely
bound.
IL. The price TO subscribers will be one dollar, to
non .subsci ibers 81 "a
III Those who procure t,veiue subscribers, and be-
come responsible for the payment, shall have
thirteenih sratis
subscip pton papers to be returned to ViiGaln s.
1Irsh, Hartford, by zoe first day of October next
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
House Of Entertainment.

EHARD BARKER respectfully informs his
~ friends and former customers, that he has re.
turned to his native town, aud has taken the house
IN the rear OF the shop of DAVID WILLIAMS,
matchmaker, north side Of the Parade, few doors
above the Newport Bank, where he intends To keep
House OF Entertainment, and will use every exer.
ton to give satisfaction to those who viii favor him
with their company.
Clubs and Private Parties will be accommodated
as ususi--and few steady Doarders can be admit.
ted Newport, April %, 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

MlSCkLLAN EOUS ARTICLES

A worry serious complaint was lodged few
years ago IN Leicestershirc, be fore a justice
OF the peac aud one Of the quorum against
simple country Tor having "DAANEp
THE KiNe"! A warrant was accordingly Is.
sucd aud the poor trembling delnquen, drag
ged bttore the bench, when The following
very keen aud pointed intorrogatorics were
pu' TO him.
Justice. Harkee, you follow How came
you wickodly and profsncly to damn his most
sacred majesty George the Ill. OF Great.
Britain, France, and Ireland, King, defender
Of the faith, &c.
Counsrynan. Lord your worship, l did
not know that king q ciobs was defender o
tho feath, OF by my troth l would no domn 1t.
Justice. King o'cubs Why 500 rcbellous
rascal, what do you add insult to treason -
Toll me what You mean.
Counfryman. Mean your worship why
you nun know that we were noine and Doine
at whisk and swabbcrs. Clubs was trumps
Y had cuce and queen i my hond--but as i'll
luck would ha' il, our neighbor Tummus
clap, his king smack upon moy queen, and
by yadlio they gotten the odd trick. So be.
iny welly trottlcd with rage your worship,
I-I-l--cry'a d---n the king
Justice. Oh, we'll IL that's all, you may
10 shout your busincss---but see that you new
or 10 so again.
Connfryr,an. God bless your honor--l
wonna cen curse knape for foar it inoy Of
fend your worship.
--::~::Es::--
BON MOT
Two country Attorneys overtsking wag.
eoner on the road, and thinking to crack u
Joke on him, asked why his iore-horse was
80 fat, aud the rest so lean The waggonor
knowing ,hom to be limbs Of the law. an-
swered, that his forc-horse was lawyer,
and The rest wac his clients.
A London article says q solar microscope
has been constructed in Glasgow upon so
large q scale that hondreds of insects were
discoveredby il devouring the body Of goat,
and scores that had lived luxuriou'Iy for sew.
srsl mcnths on the leg OF "a moth
Mr.. Cksmpney, farmer Of this ,owo, left
at thi. Office, few days since, The production
of single grain Of rye. There were oS
beads, aud each head, upon an average. con.
taioed 64 grains, which (reckoning 1880
grains to the pin) would make, from one
bushel, the ex,raordinary yield oi 6o79 bush.
sls, jpecks. quarters, pint, 2 gius and |
1850 grains. .--Pe.sdari Gazefr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
NOTICE.

A RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS is
IA opened for the 9th Regimen, Y. S. In
fanuy, at No. S, Long-wharf. All those
disposed to enter The service Of their country,
are requested to call.
q. WATSON, My. U. S. .frmy.
Nezyhork, FEB. IL, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
Commissioned Notice.

NE the subscribers, having been appointed BY
w The Hon. Court of Probate in The town OF New
port. in the county Of Newport, Commissioners 10
receive and examine the claims against the estate Ct
HENGY TEW, jun.
late Of said NewpoI,. mariner, deceased represent
ed insol,en. do hereby give notice that SIX months,
from the 9th inst, are allowed TO the creditors -
said Estate to bring in and prove their respective
claims, and that will attend for that purpose,
~ our respective dwellings, any time within that
period.
JOHN WILKINS, } Commissioner,
All persons indebted to the Estate of said cecea as.
ed, are called upon TO make immediate payment TO
MkSaY MASs TEN; Tkw. Administrators.
Newport, Oct IS, 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
Neybort Light House.

A IL persons having demands against the sab.
n scribsr for work done, or materials furnished.
10 fitting up the Gas Apparatus the Light.Bousc.
are requested to present their bills (in duplcste)
Tor settlement. D, NELyllLE.
Newport Oct 22, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS.
CENERdL LIND OFFICE, }
25,h Seht. 1917
NOTICE.

The Lands IN the Illinois Territory, appropriated
for bounties for military services, having been
veyed. and the surveys received at this cffee. the
distribution Of the said lands. by lot, sgreeaby to
law, will commence at this Office on the first Mon
day 10 October next.
The surveys Of military bounty lands in Missouri
Territory are expected in few months, when
similar distribution will take place, of which timely
notice will DC given in the newspapers hose who
wish 70 locale their warrants in Missouri Territory.
may send them Gticr the publication Of that notice.
Every soldier of the late army who has received
from the Department of War land warrant, or
notification that it is deposited in this fice. may
obtain patent by sending this Office The worrent
or notification, first writing ii, "1o be located in
the Illinois Territory, and tlr patent be seat 10
the Post Office at -"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
CAPT. SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

SAPT. otlEEF L lCl4l) y w OOD,
az Bristol, Il. |. informs his friends and the pub
~ tic, that by the advice Ot his friends ard many
others, who have been cured by him. OF obstinate
disorders that nc will undertake The speedy anu ef.
tectua cure oi the strans ury-all sorts of gravey
compiaints-s sorts Of falling sickness ali ner.
vous complaints bilious colics-cranl.s in the
stomacl--fever sores--sc IDiula--rht umatic CON.
piaints--and n disorder Of CERTAIN kind, very
speed''y, leaving the patent perfectly sound lie
also cues the Piles, old standing coughs and dysen.
tary.
The above complaints be processes to cure nj the
most speedy, safe, and eileciua manncr--xnd will
be grateful for share Of pubic Patronage.
He also cures the scurvy in the teeth and the
tooth'ache--aud as the teeth become loose by the
sourvy. he fastens them TO the gum, as sound as
ever oauseous or disagreesbe breath he sweat.
tens by his medicns in or days tie performs a
Gu OF that horrd disorder, called the sca!dhead in
very short time All burns and scoids he cures in
IA @or Is days, if applied ~ immediately. A recipe
ior the above cure can be had application to him.
Bristol, July /, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
ADVERl'iSl.AlENI.

'T>dE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
in Particular, and the public in general. that
ne now Carries his Trade, as usual, on the Long
Wharf, below the Bridge. and opposite MIR. TnoMAs
MEssSas shop. He repairs locks Of every kind,
makes Keys of every sort, mends brass kettles On
any sort of brass wace lIe mends umbrellas in the
neates manner, and does all sorts of smali work in
hS line OF business, The smallest favors in his ay
will DC thankfully received aud punctually perform
ed, by Your obt humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANSTON.
.Nersborr, Sem. IL, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

A smart, lively, sensible hoy. -Four years old,
"A wants place in some respectable family, un-
" oi eye. Ep1uire IL this ofHec Aug. 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
S. THURSTON,

Ne. F. Shring.srees, three doors north of
7siaiiy Church.
I AIDES and Gentlemen desirous Of good accom-
- modations at a private Boarding House, in a
Pleasant situation as any IN Newport, are invited to
call at The above mentioned house-where they may
be assured that every exerton viii be made to rem.
der their situation pleasant and agreeable.
Newport, july So, 1917.
NeTv Feather Beds and Feathers.
I I'VE Geese snj Fowl Feathers, and Feather
IL Beds, from % ~ Is dollars, kept constantly
tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. ., Charles-sfreet.
Ne has on hand sn assortment Of Mattresses OF all
kinis. .ysHperf, March -. 1915.
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Signed,

The patents Of soldiers who have notified, or
shall hereafter notify the General Land ofiice not
TO deiiftr them to their agents heretofore appoint
cd, will be retained subjec. their further order.
Members of Congress who have deposited (in this
oice) soldiers warrants notifications, may obtain
ps,en,s for them by sending the receipts which
were given by the Office, and instructions relative
to locating the warrants.
Printers who publish the laws Of the United States
will give the abp,c many insertions will
mount to ten dollars, send a copy Of the papers
this Office, and a bill receipted-,he mogey will be
sent by mail. JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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Weaoers take Notice.
FROM IS to 90 good redtiek weavcrs may have
i employment oy immediate application 10
.iuy. 10 " w LAWTON
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BON MOT,

A London article says a solar microscope
has been constructed in Glasgow upon 81
large q scale that hondreds of insects wer,
discoveredby il devouring the body Of goa,
and scores that had lived iuxuriou'Iy for sew
srsl mon,hs on the leg OF q moth