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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-10

On Saturday night the 18th insta large
ball OF fire, Tor meteor was seen in the up
per part of St Johns, Berkeley, about so or
go miles from town.-Soon afer its hrst
appearance, it was heard to explode, with q
noise, at first, like the discharge of heavy
piece of ordnance-and afterwards emitting
sound similar to volley OF musketry
The explosion was heard at distance oil
IS or so miles from the spot where the
light was most brilliant. Ii is probable
we shall soon hear of me,eoric stones hav-
ing been discovered in the neighborhood OF
Saint Johns.
Since writing the aboYes we have con-
versed with gentleman recently from
SumterviIle, who informs, that whilst trav
cling homewafds, about 80 miles from
town, he distinctly heard the above explo-
sien--that loud rurnbling noise followed,
of three or four Cinu,cs duration. I his
noise was also distinctly heard in Sumter
Vile, about one hundred miles distant
Most persons who heard it, compare the
sound to the blowing up of magazine
and approximations were entertained in the
country, that some vessel or magazine had
exploded in town -CbartestoH TAP. My IS.
a curiosity IN Virginia, 1vhich seems ie7pur
allied any zghere.-lo the county OF Fincastle,
there is small running Of water, or spring,
possessed OF a quality which cannot be defined,
(hough supposed TO be mineral water
strongly impregnated with sulpher or some
such thing however, by swapping the pan Of
pistol, or tinderbox with little gunpowder.
the water will instantly catch fire and burn in
The same manner as spirits would, until The
water is consumed, or dried up, when the chan
mel which is common earth, is left as ashes
There being no more water left TO feed The
flame, the spring bubbles out from the crevices
OF the earth as usual, and in the space Of half
an hour, the current goes on as formerly. The
water continues burning, when such expert
ments are tried by the people, for two or three
days before tae whole is consumed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-10
BY THE MAILS.
Grt,aes Of q ienv Jrom -ae'y Orleans

Ertraef Of q letter from -Aesy orfsaEs'
5fag ).
We have the satisfaction 10 relate the
extraordinary performances 81 the steam
Boat Washington in sixty days she mas
loaded Al Louisville, delivered and take . ID
foll cargo here, and discharged and taken
10 full cargo at Louisville and delivered II
here and 10 forty two days she has taken
in cargo here, been to Louisville, and -
now here full and discharging IS p-r-
formed in less time than barges formerly
made tip TO Matches. so we see the
great Western Territory is now, N COM
merciaI view, as near to US as the Missisip-
pi Territory adjoining Us, was seven years
ago This has already given new spring
TO business, and the whole trade OF The west
is now drawing this way. We have no
doubt that in three years the supplies OF the
west will be from this place. Ihe Y ash.
ington is about $50 tons bnrIhen."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-10
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE Z.


We are happy to see il announced 10 the
papers, that President BsowS has declined
his appointment to the Presidency Of Ham
iI,on College, That institution is well en-
dowed and in aonrishing condition. The
salary offered President Brown was double
what he now receives. tbs declining so
eligible an appointment was personal
sacrifice, which will be duly appreciated by
the literary public. 10 have Iei, Dart
mouth College at this time. Sonld probably
have operated complete abandonment OF
the rights of that Institution, and the abu-
ses of Legislation, which has been practised
against it, would by their success have af-
iorded a precedent by similar abuses in re-
lation TO other institutions both here and
elsewhere. The public have now an addi-
tional proof of no ordinary value, that the
Charter rights of Dartmouth College will
not be yielded or abandoned by its guar
dians, iii our highest Judicial tibanals de
eide that il has none.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-10

In April they complained in france OF
drought ard fros.s.
Nine influential citizens of Burnos lvres
have been banished from that city by the
revolutionary authorities, and SHIFTED to the
United States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-10

.anhgiah.--Some persons employed bYa,
Hon. Mark L. Hill, to maze improvement. !.
his farm at Phipsburg, situated At TIE mos
az Kennebeck river, wheTeon are 10 be -.
the remains Of the ancient fort built ~ !,
George Popham in 1907, found in May IL
about i5 inches under the surface Of The e,rs
an are, which unquestionably has lain H..
go years because those Of Pophsm's psn,
who survived the inclement winter Of 1904
returned in their ship TO England, in Msr
1908, and there has been no dwelling hov.
or person who bad lived at, or near the i
Of this ancient fort since. This axe, ben
probably the oldest manufactured artic.
known in this part Of the country, has b,a
presented by Dir. Hill 10 the Antiquarian i
ciety. Ceatinsl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-10

The yellow fever has sade melanchoEr
ravages among the Americans and Europcas
at Havana. Al the last dates its violence ws
ahafing.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-10

1T. Heath was Killed On Monday last "a
duel with Midshipman of The Navy at d
modern Golgotha (IIoboken) near Newyolt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-10

The Hon. Daniel Sargent has been cho-
sen Treasurer OF the Commonwealth and
Alden Bradford, Esq has been reelected
Secretary.
lie Notary pubIics for the year have
also been chosen.--1 here arc few new No
tafiss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-10
JOHN BROOKS.

The Speech has been committed in the
House, to Me ssrs CoRHAM, of Boston FREE
NAN, OF Sandwich BRIDSHAM, of Belcher-
town; M'LELLAN, of Bath. and ID aper of
Spencer, TO report sn Address in answer.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24

here. all hc had 10 say, sni that be would
net como.
He had warned Msjor Twisgs not to cross,
of cut o stick OF wood on the East side ol Flint
river, alccs,ag that the land was his, that he
was directed by the powers shove end below,
70 protect and defend il, and he should do SO.
his hsins the talk referred TO, and this town
having continued 70 be hostile ever since the
late war, having participated as the friendly
Indians assert IN the predatory war carried
on Tor some time pas, against The Georgia
frontier, yesterday dcisched $50 men (sup.
poSed TO be abou, The strength of the town.
under the commnh of Mi. Twgss, with
or.sr to bring to ing the Chief aud warriors,
ats 10 the event Of Resistance, TO treat them
IS cnemies. The detaehmtn, arrived at the
town eariy this morning aud were instantly
IA ed upon, but without effect, The fire was
briskiy returned by the detachment, and the
lnd'ans pii, to fight with the loss oil four
Warriors siain--and. ositbere is reason 10
bclieve, maay more wounded
Among the ar,icIes found in the house Of
tho Chief, was y Britisb oniform coat (scsr-
leD with pair of g,ld epsuIeues; aud u
Certificate signed by B'lish Captain Of
Marnes, "Robert White, in The ubscnce of
Col. Nichols" stating that the Chief +" had
always been true aud faithful friend 10 tho
Beitish."
The reports Of friendly Indians concur 10
estim atins the number OF hostile Iadans, in
eluding the Red Sticks" and Seminoes, at
more than two ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, of
the blacks at and near Suwaoney, within 100
miles of this place, amounting 10 near four
handred men, and increasing by the addition
oi every runaway from Georgia able to get
% them 1.-The friendly Indians infogm
nc, that the hostile party anG blacks h.vc
been promised a British force to assist them,
from New Providence. This promise,
though made by Nichols and Woodbns, is
nevertheless relied on by these deluded
wretches, who, hsvs no doubt, will sue for
peace us soon as they fnG their hopes Of Bit.
ish aid 10 DO without foundation.
Ihave called the militia from Fort Haw.
kin, 10 this place, and have directed Col.
Breacly TO confer with your cxeelcncy upon
thr subject Of sn additional Battalion for the
peo,sc'ion Of the frontier from Oakmuigec
80 81 Mary's.
have the honor 10 r. most respectfully,
your obcdicn, servsnt
EDMUND p. GAINS,
/ slojor Gen Couuaydiup
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
FROM THt SOUTH.

Accounts from ST.. Mays, to the, sth in-
s,snt odyise that Colonel Bankhcad with the
United States troops had arrived at poin,
Pe,ere that Aury was only waiting for ves-
sells 10 arrive when he and his gang would
evseuse Amelia Island tina, the noted
British Colonel Weotbine and, il is said,
M'Grrgor, had arrived nj Pensacola f,o,n
New Providence, with an expedition com
posed Of Indians and Negroes, fitted Oh, a,
lhat place F; ths, the Sarsnatk had taken
sao,her prize bound TO Amelia that The
MOI, shameful ou'rages had been commit.
ted b. Aurys troops, several murders having
been lcrpe,rated by them with impun,y
and thar ne.her lie nor property WAS safe #
within theN reach.--.Ii is believed that Anne.
liza, which WAS ii,,le better than a neat Of pi.
rates snc q resoSl for desparsdoes, has ere this
been taken possesss, Of by The United States
troops wnhou, The loss u blood.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
EROhf GIRR.fL7.IR.

ACCOUNTS lrom GiErai,sr TO the i1,h of NO
vemhLr have been received ~ New. \ orb
TINS aisste Cossre il.,i0n, vnh Capt. Cieigh-
ton passenger on board, sailed for ttSm2'on
RoaGs, November IL. The rcma'n1sr OF
the sgsAdfonwar lrsnd ii atGibraI'af--aiiw vel.
Al Aigcrine brig 81 %Ir hal cast s'.shor
near the Rock, IN di.tress, having been rnueh
eci to pieces, by Ps,'io, 2rira,eer oil Cope
81. Nhcen,s-3ut the utmos, precautions
we're taken by the Spanish ccnn'ander IN
cnfai of tue 3eishb,fing di,,rist IT, ~! ~ all
G a.ng ,;c ..Iyn, 5stwsca uet ant shore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
CO. NNCAiC.ATIOM.

As there have lately been frequent and loud
complaints agdns' the ,s,iccs oi the peace,
eoostabies, kc. oi in:s town, on accouOt ci
their cxt0rliun, ! do not think that can spend
stoi my etie NOON moe benohcial!y 10 The
public, Than by examining the fee fc6is, as
established by the legislature Of this state. -
Justices Of tho peace are allowed for every
wit, on note ci hand, IL cents and no m ore;
they have taken IS cents, and have incurred
in every case OF the kind, penalty OF B 500.
Custom cannot be plead in Justification Of
this cifencr, for no custom can be set up ~
opposition 10 positive law. should rather
adhere TO The old maxim, nnaiws mos abOIndus
est. They uic sllowed l2 cents Tor cvcry
writ, on booe accouni, and cents for auucx
iDg the account 10 the wit, making in the ss-
gfegatc, / s cents for wris Of This kind, they
have token IS cents, and have thereby incut-
red the same penalty as III The other Case.
For every other original welt, the law says,
they shall be allowed IS cents, meaniog wsus
In trovcr, covenants, ttcspass, case, Se.--but
as our justices bling bat few action, ot the
above description, the case rarely occurs en-
titling them to more Than IL or IS cents far
awrit. An Off :er is allowed fds the service
OF esery writ 10 this town i6 cents, and Ic
cents more for the bail boud, making 10 The
whole, % cents, and challenge nny one Of
them to make it appeai, that they arc entitled
to one cent more. They have, hnwerrr, opi-
loi ni'y taken, in srch cases, fiom 50 to TT
cents. A justice al the peace coh Legally tax
in common dcfeulted sriou 67 etn,s, TO
which add % cent, for the const,b'e's SER
vice, will make ,hs sum Of e5'cen,s. A com
mon oil! oi cos:s III such cascs.is us cents,
80 cents Of wh,ch l. eX orled from the poor
DGn who is sued. A part oIths 2sh sec
ton Ut our ctirhinu. code rons ,hus---" inst il
any Officer Of rAis tele shall exsct or ex,ort
any ore or greatef fees than by law stat
ed, Ne Shaft ~ Gaod not exceeding I've hun.
drcd tojIurs, and be in.prisohed not exceed
ing two years." &c. A. u.
Denjomin Coweu, E,q. of Providence, has
been appointed Clsik oi the United States
Ccnrt, for the Disn let of Rhode ISle1d.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24

In this town. on Friday morning last, Mrs. Mary
DAYIoS, widow OF Col! Isaac Dayton, in the 3lst
year Of her age.
At .Norwieh, Con. on the 2c,h ult. after long and
distressing sickness, Mrs. SARAH HAzARp, wife Of
Carder Hazard. Esq fimcry Of this town. Al
the Gge Of 50 years, With composure and resigna.
ton, tl.is amiablc Woman has travelled TO the end
Of her journey, leaving dsconsolate husband To
mourn fos an aiectionatc wife ard an interesting
companion--iive young children, fot their guide,
snd pAuern and support aud large circle OF rel.
s,ves aud ac9uain,ance, for sincere friend and an
accomplished woman.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
NEW ! GOODS.
The Cheapest of the Cheap 10y
JAMES MUMFORn.

.. III No. SO, 1hhn.cs ,styNef.
NNTIiO otfsrs the following GOODS for Cash. AZ
w as low, IL not lower. than they were ever be.
fore ptesentfd to TIC public. viz -
Extra fle RohDCLorHS
Aiidie and low prigcd tit,o
Csss,e.cres, doab.s ard singie mild
tese Cloths
B0clbazetts, extra coors -
Waterloo Caiiches, very brndsome
Steam lo'u and Coetasu. ShItings
Furniture Caiicocs
Lambs wool and wors;ed Hose
Devonshire Kerscys
Plains and Dufks
BcnnI and wots,ed Cords
Cheap F!annes, of oil eolors y.
SIX aud cotton fisnGxerr hisfs
Cheap aud handsome Ves,ings
IDia Cottons- Scotch plaid
Umbrcllas--Scwing silks and twiS
Ladies and Cent?, nen'a coniIorers
sheer musiins. some very fine
Suleitine bIHok Elk IIaudkerciefs
Canton Grapes sAd Lustfings
White cAnbrirxs ud iXcUnet NIyslius
Dinriss and hnmespn sheei;ngs
Ribbons tapes and worstcd binding
Velvet rIbbons--D Diapers
BLACK and olive Nevcts--superior quality.
Ladies and genteman's beaver Gloves
Sai!or's Blankets aud Caps
Guernsey Fsocks and Suspenders.
Wnh . variety Of Cugkp srticles IN the Dry
Goods line, which in an advertisement arc too nuu-
erous to mention--s of which will be sold low for
CASH
Newport, Dec. "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
BALTIM RE, Dec. l3.
CAPTURE OF GENERAL NINA.
GCn. G

BY 'hc arrival o. this port this afe e'noon, Of
The schooner Cuba, Capt. CLAcKNER, IN IL
days from Havana, we arc eaabl.d to pre-.
cent 10 our readers the following interesting
intelligence, received at that place from Capt.
Montgomery, just arrived from Vera Cruz,
From s6e Extraordinary Gazete Of lNerieo.
TRANSLATION.
Capture Of the traitor NINA, by Col. OsAN.
II. E. the Viceroy has iuas received by an
extraordinary Courier, the following com.
snunicaticn
Mosr EXCELLENT SIa --Long live the
K.Us. The Cont. OF Siias, under date IF
the -a7th, AZ o'clock 10 the evening, writes
sne as follows '.f
EsrrnMFo SIR.---At last we have obtained
the fruit Of our labors--Niina has been tok=n
|alive and is now catering this place. They
also bsiog the head Of Morillo--tbey have
taken the two other Ierreras, a Frsnchfnan
|snd other officers Of their infantry. We
killed several when we attacked them, which
Sas by surprise. All this has been pchieved
by Senor Oraaita, who lel, hers q, o o'clock
IL, night with cavalry for el Barsd,o, near 10.
Hachiqaeza which news, so Interesting,
|commanicaie tor the Satisfaction Of your es.
|celleney and OF all The good and loving Sub.
|Jec,s OF our Sovereign, ond shall consider
b. very eomple.e, il il ge,s to hand as expe.
|dieiously esl wish.
G..d preserve your Excellcsey usy years
|lfspuato, October IS, 1917, 2 A. NJ.
JUAN DE Pl.RGUARA.
10 II. E. the Yesroy Don Juan
Ruiz de- Ahoddco
His Excelieusy not wishing TO delsy one
|moruou, the communication ot such sgreea.
bile Intelligence 10 the faithful vsssal, OF the
King our Lord. has commanded the immedi-
|ate insertion Of IL in an Ex,rsdorDary Gazst.
|te, expecting every momant to receive the
this impor,sht mt event.
| Extraordinary Gazette # Me Ggpernnseni
OF Ne rico. Friday. 3la Der. IsI7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
TIE ENGE!SY oREICERs.

The Pndedelphia Aurora states, that on
Monday the leah instant, the District Attor.
ney presented 10 the Grand Ja,y, bills against
The British Ofice,s Imprisoned in that CITY
for On alleged violation OF ,he neutrality of
the United States, and on Tuesday the Grand
Jury pronounced that there appeared no
cause for their uiai.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
GENERAL ORDER.

Head quarters, Fswfort,
4h December, 1917. y
THE Major General of the Militia
OF the State of Rhode. Island dir
ec,s, that all Officers ofthe Militia, whose
duty it is to make returns Of the men,
arms, accouuenicnts, &c. under their
command. do make return thereof 70 the
proper Officers without delay. j.
The Generals Of Brigades arc hereby
directed and required to cause the assnu-
al returns from their several Brigades
which by law should have been made
within folty.fve days after battalion
or regimentM tendesvous," ,o-be SnadE
to the Adjutant- General forthwith.
by Ordsr4nr
Msjor.Ccncral WItLIAM {. GiBss,
SAMUEL Y. A'lWELL.
. Aid.dr. CAMP
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24

1t appears by Lisbon article OF the lsth
oi October, that ,welSe individuals conc ecrncd
IN the conspi'a aey ot MSy last, have been hung;
amoug them was i.ieuiensnt'Gencral Com, z
Fteiie c de Audraoe--Of these seven had their
hcods severed from their bodies. Some 9TH
cts were bani,hed nom he kingdom for DIFF.
iasenl periods--and Three wese acquitisd..-
Baron 'Ebsn was hAnishcd TOR life.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
NEWPORT.
FEDyESU.fY, DxexxssR -, isiY.
HARTFORD CONVENTION.

In this days paper will be found the aonu-
al notice OF the ia,c infamous Hartford Con-
vention, with the names of the choice snaits
who composed that august assen:5ioge. we
hope this rrSord OF iniamy will be yearly
continued, while Republic.nism shall be
fashionable in our county --that our posteri,y
may properly estimate the character, nnd the
conduct OF ,hs actors in ,hat political drama.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
CONGRESS.

A large potion OF This days paper is de-
vo'ed 10 interesting jputnal OF cong ess'onai
proceedings--it appears to be quite buti-
ness session, and we shall ondeavor TO keep
pace if possible with the reports Of tho pro.
ceedings thereof.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
LIrIh1 N.fIfMOTifS.

The immigrant, newspaper p'iD,ed at 81.
Louis, Missouri Territory. OF the 4,h ul,. con.
tAIns the following Pa' agraph.
I" Ii is said that living Mommc'hs have late.
y been seen oear the Rocky Mountains"
We hope the editor viii be mote comWuni.
cauve, and inform US upon what authority IL
Is soid'--and Wheeler it is believed.
Ii is stated in The same paper, that one huu-
dred dwelling bousI.s have been efec,ed IN St.
Louis, his season. The arrival ot Earl Sell
kirk, Of the Had>cn's Ey For Company, at
ST.. Louis, is also mentioned. lie intends TO
pass ,hroueh The Atlantic states on vi. ielu,n
10 Canada. .--Bss. Paf:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24

A letter from Washingtep, dated Dcsem.
bcr IL, to the E9i.ofs Of the B,ltimore Pat
riot, furnishes US the following paragraph,
which, il is ptesomed, owes It's origin 10 the
lstllis brain y! Rumour:
: "li is stated here with apparent eu'hen-
iicily, t;Ia, the British Minister, Mr. Eagoi,
has by commsnd os bis Governments entered
protest against our coming into possession
Of tho FioridA', by purchase. or olo'r~i'e.
1 state what 1 hear, not what sEosc. Such
UIcr!e ehes can hardly be expected"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24

An Agricultural society has been lately es-
tabl,shed in Virginia, OF which Mr.. Madison
is President. i, has been recommendcda as
oae oil the regola'ions Of The society, tha, each
nc mber be required to make report OF his
own practice in agricultural aud rural econo-
my, ,ogcihef With that which Is pursued on
three or fo,Ir farms contiguous TO his own,
Wnh ihe results, that tbe,e may be a mass OF
information on record, relative TO bad as well
as good bnsbandry Tle Society have adopt
cd meaiGfes toi procuring The establishment
of awolI conducted nur.e'y, which la 10 be
conducted i'm ediaicIy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
.o:S:-

Blrq1e George Long. Capt. Dsunc,', ar.
we'd at NeSYo'k, IN IS days from 6 b'ai-
y, left stihe lsuer p'acs. al ihs u ID
'aIs. squldo GA exce?l tbe Cans,ella,i. sa3
tie. rae A'ec'in sln.lrcn wsrc - -.
id heard o. 10 espgrss,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
49, PROVIDENCE, Dec. 20.
NHY.4L DEPOT.

We regre, to learn that lte statement, rel
hiiye to the establishment oi Naval Ds5ot
within the limits Of the town Of Eiverton, 10
his State, was premature, 10 detision bsv-
|ne yet been made by the Com II issioners Of
he Navy, or the Government OF ,he Uoited
states, as to the place where the EiNcsp Ma
fai Ospo, will be established. The many
|dvantsses united ia the situation which has
been usmeu, II is believed, are CORRECTLY ap.
Preeis;ed by those whose province ie is TO dc.
ide - question. md We are not wi.hsu,
opo that u will finally be sciecIcd for the
|np,rtInt cstsbltsbDcot. wh.ek.rss govern,
icu, oomte IN plate locating in lais section OF
be Union.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
S7OLEN,

IrROM Fort Wolcsst. last week, . doub1e.eased
i silver Watch. made by George o. Reeley, Dub
lin. Had chain Of green silk ribbon wilh-a silver
key marked on one aldo with squsrs aad compass
aud the letter H. aud On the o,her, by the iniiials
NJ II.
The above described Watch has, no doubt, been
disposed ~ in ibistown, and should il haze fallen
into honest hands, will be restored TO i.s proper
owner. "A handsome reward will be given for in.
foyrnslion where il may be found.
An wstcl,-mskery or siiver.smiths are requested
to stop the spTne should it be ofcrsd for SALE or
repair.
Apply a. the office Of tie Il. l. Republican.
Newport Dec. %, 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
FLOUR.

$50 bbis. superfine Baltimore bow
ard street Flour--just received and for sale, by
hLNhl MOORE, No. s Masket.sqpare.
. .- ALSO,
As usual, an extensive assortment of. Groceries
Hard Ware, Crotke,y and Dry Coods--as cheap. ss
can be Afforded in this place. ..
Newport, Dec 10. lBir - '.' ,... 80.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24

On SATURDAY, Jan. iO--a, ~ o'clock,
UlH se setd az Pubie .fuenop,
On fhe Pfemisss,
THE Real Estate of the subscriber,
Il situated In Mills,rcet, mex, the corner Of
1'hames's,reet-corAslng of Dwelling. House.
nearly new. and The Lo, OF Land on which Il stands.
Said iieu.e MAS hull. i1r and is extremely well cal
cu'ated for public house--he,ng 80 constructed
that access may be had each Of the lodging .rooms.
without passing Though any other. Il has good
yard, und useful impro, ement may be made on rhe
premises. o.r,nder " sill more oommodous than
II is at present. The terms will be made known at
,lc time AID place .of sale.
WILLIAM r. MUMFoRD.
WiLLiAa LovIR, .auei'r. ."
Newport. D~e c4.iSlT
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24

Rhodci Islasd lasnrnce Company.
Y he Stockholders Of the Rhode Island Insnrenco
Company are hereby notified hat Gencyal
Meeting will be held at the State House il Newport,
on "Wednesday. the seventh day Of January neA,, at
half past two o'clock, T.. NJ for the election OF Dir
ectors transaction oi such other business rs iil,y
be considered heccsssry.
Nevport, Dec, az, 1917.