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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04

yTFeY VALUABLE IANp-F0R .s<LE.--slx.
" Eishths Of the Tract of Land formerly owned BY
Col. Trrrer Sortna dec. Brar the City ofRichnend,
sometimes called the Brick Ho1ss and sometimes the
Usyfh. "a Tract will be offered for sale, the prsn
SEES AZ pubc auction, the roth DAY OF August next
o'cock az fair II not the next fair day. and the
sale will In continued every iar DAY thereafter until
the whole Land, or snftcercy thereof, be sold, In
lots of Sues credit of =, and 10 months
PAYABLE in eqai usianens. Negotiable notes, with
proved endorsers payaie IN one Of .be eanksin Rich
mond, OF Trust The property will Nc required
the paynerts. Possession will be given. aud
the title If l-sa,.es oe said Turner Southa who
lately action OF eiectment the Land
offered Tor sale will be conveyed TO every purchaser
his compiling with the terms Of sale.
Neither Mr.. McCouli's nor NJ. Van Zansts advertise
ment published sometime ago. forbdding thesale ofthe
Lands new oeIed will prevent the safe thereof. II Is
believed TINT the day o SALE abundant proof will be
otucrd 10 satisfy the verieSt sceptc that Sir SIC Conf
has not sh9do'r OF title to the Land in question
And rs relates To Mr.. Van Iandt. IL can be prGrcH.
that I'm February March last he agreed t. assist in
preparng suitable advertisement. offering tie LaHd
ef'resgid for S0ie-And farther, that Mr. Van Zands
specified many newspapers in which he had resolved
have that advertisement published.
plat OF The Lots above referred will he exhibited
TT several weeks before the sale at the oce of Messrs.
Heron. Snton X and win the day of sale be sub
i,ted to the inspection OF person inclined to pur
cb-se
The undersigned alone authorized dispose Of the
Lands aforementioned.
AL McRAE.
THoS TAYLOR.
lime v,5s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04

CoTTON YARNS, from the I',,ion AToav6acforg-
y ANDGHsoN y DAsN EY, Agents for The Union Mann.
featuring Company Of Maryland will in few days com.
mencs The receptof regular supply efcoTroN yarns
Tor sale ~ Baltimore prices. These Yarns have long and
dsseTvedly ranked With The best In this country.
Msv3O. Pm
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REwARD.-Han away
from the Subscribers the LET inst. likely mnlaf0
woman NAMED SALLY, deshy ard well made about 81
years OF age, about feet OF riches high her hair gen
orally tied mp towards the crowBof her head and husky
hotee ears hick lips bei font teeth wide apart She
took viii Der Snc white bud striped andtwo blue
strped dresses aud mas be supposed Ia have gone with
her husband, Peter who here few DAYS To see her
ana who lives with his master Mr.. Joseph Collier in
hing Queen County ~ Is likely she may he lnfkinq
about in that nelghborho0d. size WAS raised and has
some relations there, and only sold from that quarter
few months since.
Whoever will bring The said Slave us, shall receive
The above reward and for securing her in any public
Jail, half the above.
a. d. NfsBPT.
Tune ~, lift
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June L..

E AND FOR SALE.--A Tract continuing s41 actos .e
Licnging u the estate of Thomas Smith. decd will he
sold tagTeeahlyto his last will testament the high
est bidder, at John Leuss Store adjoining the pI
on Saturday tie 18th day OF July next.
Tersrs ~ Ssicone third Of the purchase be
paid the ist day Of March, tst3, and the balance at
two equal aaual payments thereafter. The purchaser
T.ii he psrpdted to a crop Of Wheat this fall and
fni possession will nv given the Is day of January
next. Deed Of rrustwill DC required the a
1ove payments, by
GEORGE S. SMITH, Error. If
Thomas Smith deed
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THE Subscriber wishing to close his adnins.., ~ 81
the estate Of the late John W roinn, at the
once more requests all those having claims
against the deceased tn present them for settlement
Those Indebted 1t is expected, will make immediate pay
ment.
BENJAMIN OLIVER, Jr. Id,a,r.
NJ B. All persons having claims against me in my pri-
vae capacity, as partner to affirm, executor admins
TRAITOR also requested to present tbem aud receive
payment Those indebted, are informed no longer In
diligence will be given.
Retreat. tHauoyer c'y.) June IL. ia-vsw
NJ tNTAPiKE FOR sALE-Ndl I've odefed at pnn
Itl lie sale. the first Nonda, November next m
fir, ar otherwise m thensrt frir dGy that valuable
Plantation called MiNTiPIEE, on which the lste VIZ.
Richard Broobc, of King and Queen Comfy. res ded.
This TTGcf contains upwards of 1900 acres o. Land,
lying the Natapony River, and within miles Of the
courthouse of the county THE quality of the land s
considered equal. II not superior to any upon The River
n is weItnihrred and has large proportion OF frst
rate Weadow L0Vd upon IL. THERE'S also large and
commodious Dwelling House Il, very thriving apple
orchard, anexceiIent sbad fishery, anda toI1ili,
iy built, aud ina good Beighborbood fer custom.
Asi is presumed that any wishing purchase
will view the premises, further description is deemed
The terms offhe sale WILDE accommodating and made
known the day ofsaie.
Any perseu that may feel disposed ocRact private
" forthis land make applcaton b. letter. address.
WI. GAsNErr, Er'or.
Nav "a a-vsw'
SIVHE s6bscTihers under the arm Of JAMES HARRJss
Il CO. have opened In the honse lately occupied ~
q. NJ. Darlington co. Wholesale and Retail Druggist
sorment ~ DruCf, Hedicines P0iufs, Oks, Sc latsn
ding n keep constantly NH supply Of all te various
articles ntbcir line Of the best quality, they beg leave
invite gceJaly theatrutioD OF country merchants aud
phys.cans, believing thsi thcy will he enabled afford
general satisfaction 70 all who may please favor them
win orders.
The physicians and citizens Of Richmond aud lie vic
ny assured that prescriptions and all ether appca
tions oMedieres &c. will be attended to With accurs
RAGS and dispatch.
The public are also assured that such arrangements
are made viii enable them 10 Keep constantly hand
| supply Of excellent Scsla Mater.
May s-ssW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04

TlFrY DOLii RS REWARD Ran away from the
> Subscriber. residing IN The County liking K Queen
Va bright Mriatto Wan. named Peter HeHdarsoa, a.
red aDoni q years aud ahont feet inches. Fte
had permission the oath Of Mar,
to see his wife fIom whence informed IT, induced
her TO leave her master and is probably attempting get
TO of the Northern States.
Any person that will eliver The said IN shalt
receive the above reward or $50 Tor delivering bi
ny Jsils0 thati get him agaiu
JOSEPH COLLIER.
Juuc ~ id-w1ws
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NOTICE... On abe Both MAY, tooN from
y on board of HSiinen Cor's Boat, head man
Gorge, one barrel ofFltur. The viii Brand Farm,
iyrchburs Inspection, branded Cross Middnes. This
is to inform the prove his property pay
charges and take it away, will be dealt with the
law directs.
VIZ. PIGGOTT
Inspector Of BoafS. LOch H1rb0r.
IuueiD. In-wGw
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all Persons having claims AGAINST the estate Of Thos
smith decd. are requested bring them forward prop
erly authenticated before The 18th day Of December
next. otherwise this notice will bepead in bar against
them. G.S s..
Coochland. IRne %. la-mim.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04

'SsffcfesftL G0p17Ieree.-t merchant Of reirnmnnth
IRtr ffeiehted ship at thai port with 81 qunfals
Of Newfoundland Sh, and sent a Opoto after
naTteTug the fish for wines he sailed for Bristol where
The Siss were sold. and from retained Teign
month having cleared net profit Of ten thousand
pohnds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04

For carrying Kaits ofthe United stgt,s ON rho c,,o,,
fInR fosf- Toads, tiH be recelrrd ut ne Csueroy
i,oSf 06sce nntu Saturday the l3h doty o., SeDteS
Der merit iHclHsiec. D'F''"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04

Y The Editors OF toe Virginia Patriot Norfolk Hers
aid Fredericksburg Herald and National InclIjgenccI
WI please publish the above six times aud transmits
their accounts for payment. G. W
May 30 7tr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04

The fhewy mountains If Thhct, In the East-In,es
which were, until lately. supposed to be inaccessible have
cesn crossed by captain Webb and their height asceF
SRed which proved 10 be 2S Above the level Of
ihe sea This is Than 400 higher than the
highest point OF the ARs. which have eofors been
S0nsidsIsd ihe lSftiest mountains OF ,he globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04
JUST PUBLISHED. sre .oT ssle, at Benjamin warn

Containing the ergaed and determined ia be years
1919, "a and is Price 50 80.
4 KATOR,
Third edition. revised and enlarged, by Col ioHN Tar.
Tor, Cf CarOlse County, Virginia.
June 10. II st
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p.s. II The ADORE property is yet d,,ross, -,
p0tety, a fsfH be oGeredGf TRLlc au,lion. on "a.
premnes' o" Satsraay, he nincfeentA dny Of .JnIv
June l3. :,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-19
UlED,

In tbi, town, on Thurslay last, Mr.. Joss SrE.
vess, N the oslh year of his sge HE all hon.
est. worthy aud rtspecsbie citizen and dstin.
gusbeJ tor mas love Of county, and be ie4ious
asischm ht TO the principles ~ the revolution
Al se., on bis Pssssge TO Havana, on the 10Th
Dee lac, MIR. JoHs CLARk of TIA. town. ,a,ed ~.
lie w.ss respectso.e aud promising young man. an
obedient son--ald an sfectonate bro lher--but
.l.,lhe is cut down in the morn Of life. and hss
left hs 5ereayed come xions to mourn their iDpsrs.
bic loss
Al Providence, on Wednesday last, sfsr sh1rt
i,pe,,, Mrs CATHERIsE JAMES, consort Of Mr.
John James, snd daughter of the late Mr. William
ID ,vpiny Of tis town, IN The 5Stb year OF her age
Al Ven York, on the 5,h mat. Mss 6RAcs LEvY,
f,rnerl, of his town, in the rs yea Vi hei age.
Al Ven oriears, VI GIDEoE CosNELL, IN the
,,e,b rear o. bs .ge, son OF tie late Cap, William
Cornell, Of ths town.
A, Bri,isL on the 26,h u. Capt. WILLIAM
rv,oop, a. he 76th ye.r Of his aye
A. ,e,s Tork, tie ist Inst .fer short illness,
M;.s HAxsAH NisTuRS, IN the 45tb year VI her
are daughter Of lie l.,e William Mioturn, Esq.
formerly of tbs town
A, saitirore. .fler shor, illness, the Hon Js.
,s,u Hoopls NICHOLSON. aged ~ years, Chief
JndSe Of the siItb Judics, District, and Judgs Of
shs cssrs Of Appeals Of maylsna
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.1sui} The federal rulers Of Rhode-lsand
have ieopardized the peace OF the STATE, in
addition 10 eternal disgrace they have fasten-
cd gpon !t, because sheir course of proceed
gre has rendered inyalie every act Of the Juas
session and Of the Supreme Court since My
last, and opened door to litigation which it
70 not in their power TO close.
We will say pothiog Of the strange ano-
snaly which presents itself 10 TINS transactions
that of having two appointments of tho same
man, in June and February, TO the Office OF
United States Ssna'or, for six years from The
fourth OF March next, recorded on tho re-
cords OF the State, for the esLghsening of
posterity. But we have not dooe with the
subject. We have other points OF view 10
which TO exhibit I, before the people, and
shey shall be brought forward.
The federai papers have tho nnbiashing
!, Aardihapd 90 speak of the Electoral choice 10
November, aad the late Sar--suplec,s upon
which We should have supposed theyAa1 ould
Rave preferred an eternal silence. As rs-
gards the hIs,, it 10 weH known, that Elisha
X. Potter ,es,gained the srdor VI the POW
dsnee federal iscvoins, as it is said be calls
the N, and absolutely prevented their oPposi,
ton % the K puthcao candidates, ,hfuugh q
welt-gr unied isas tha1 o.s pary wDu,c o.
defs,led. VIA ssspeet TO ,he war, ,he COO
ducr of the fedsn party Throughout, rs pro
gre-s, " will be dctesJcd 50 long as mcnory
shall hold he sea,-~they will near the story
of Their treschery TIL shame shall lose he
blush aoa s,nsihility net ne"ve." IL is asked
what the de- Icrs,, Of Rhode Island duo al
this sys1tfs. sf,, They supported tbei.
= ooe1.y ana = . 1lec., AeaInst foreign
foe ANA donsstc faction, ben, oa the SUB
iugation of the one and desu uotioo uf he
other. They loaned their money, and lent
their sons, far the defence of independence
and therights Of man. They assisted in pre-
venting, sy their deter mined opposition TO
torysirn, and undertaking supper, of Repub-
hcanism, the threatened dissolution of the
Union, and all the horrors of civil war
What might have been the situation Of New
England at this moment, had her culers been
unrsstrsined by virtuous minority, We shud-
Ser to think. Poscrity will do justice to the
character OF each party aud the democrats
ct Rhode Island" fear not It's award.
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SAMUEL EDDY.
Attorney General,
HENRY BOWEN.
Censrai.1rsasurer,
THOMAS G.. PITMAN.
Juof.c1ns Of Rhode. Island!

uoi.carS Of Rhoae. Island!
! On the third "Wednesday Of April.
eJ will be called upon to exercise the
ective franchise--a privilege dear to
eemen--and for which your valiant
res contended with the best blood that
ould be offered at the shrine of liberty.
'ou can need no arguments to urge its
uty, unless ii DC, that feeling too hon.
4 yourselves, and too confident of sue.
ess, your opponents may seek an ad-
antage from your confidence and secu-
lty. This, In some degree may be ap-
rehended-but the good old maxim, of
Not despisigy your enemies" will not, it
hoped, be overlooked OIL this interest
q and important occasion. Vigilance
Sequired--and the most sanguine ex.
,ctation is entertained, that Oh the ensu-
q election you will be true to your
:lves-that your free and unbiased
otes will be given in favor Of those dis
nguished citizens who compose the
EEPUBLICAN PROX. Vigilance
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
Dist.ie. Of Rhode. Inland, se.

District Of Rhode. bland, se.
DURSUANr to warrant from the Hon. DavH
Howell, Judge OF the United States Court for
the District aforesaid,
Notice is hereby given, that there has been 6ed
before said Judge, libel, by Abraham williams,
William Allen, James Lowdep, John lewis, viii.
ham Wolf, Thomas Snowden, Aru,e,us Clark, and
Charles smith, mariners and citizens Of The Unrr<g
States OF America-staing that on the Ieih of Feh.
ruary last IN LAT 81, e. notti and longitude S. 20,
west they being then on board the brig byder Ali.
bound from London 70 New York, diacoiercd tho
ship William, OF New.Yofk SIMON Baker, uss,sr.
bound from Hull in England, 10 NcNSyork, with .
cargo OF sea-coal that upon coming up wuh ssid
ship. such was her innavigsbe slae, that the said
captain with the whole Of his crew, pb.udoned hev
to the mercy Of the waves whvre,ipoD ssid libel,
ians went on board, and sfter suffering almost eve.
~ prvsiion, finally succeeded in bringing her late
the port OF Newport, where they arrived on the lcb
March instant. "' ~. lIt'
Wherefore said liteIisn,s pray the advice Of ssiS
Court IN the premises, with the usual process there
on, that sad shap, As psy be sold. and 90 much u
the proceeds thereof may be sdeeseed to them for
bringing IN said vessel and cargo, to ssid COuSe
shall sc, m proper. ~. rf-, -.
triaIw be had thereon, at a special District
Court. TO be holden at 'be Cour.House, IN Provi-
denee, on Thursday. the Sd day Of April next, e
lsn O.eook, A. ~. -
DUTEE J PHARCE, Dsp. .MarshaL
Eewpor'. March 10. 1917
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n . I'll e. f..

By rirn1e efn Decree Of me Supreme Jadieiol
Ceurf hoiden al ynewhori on the .frss noa.
day Of March. 1917.
g % much Of the Real Estate OF AspREw Fasg.
~ soDY late OF Westerly, deceased, NJ will bo
sufhcent for the payffeM ~ the debts of said dc.
ceased together with the expenses Of settling tho
estate Of the deceased, and Incidental charges, Wiz
be sold ut Puh!ic Auction on the second MONDAx
OF April, 1917, and the following day --ssid Esis,s
are situated partly in Newport, Middletown ao4
Jarestown --ftai ~ Newport consists of abovS
eight -cres Of Laod, situated in tkt youth part ok
,Se town - ha' in Mddle;own, scsssiss oi xeoue
90 acres OF land, now an posse Of drcs Chase
--ALa that y llsn stawn. 10 th~ Psru no~ in ,lou
possession oi Peig Potter The Sale will be osn
the premises that IN Newport on said Mondsy, q
10 o'clock M--snd in Mddletoon, at 3 o'etv-tD
i M on said dsy-rbe sale in jamestown, on tho
day following, at II oc.ock A. NJ The CONDITIONS
of Sale will be made known a, the me and psceoB
OF SALE Ssan. Sslxa'cah cax!l. !GlA'Ir z~se~'r'.
Newnort. March - 1917.
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,.tnrsc. part osh ea,ss .te Bo,,ed os. and "a

EskNB VI past uH ucf caFSo Sue hoA'ed OF, ana II
SOW ric-ng ~ anchor in ssisly in our harbor
We tsve tsqaently noticed honorable mention
being made q, different times in vsfous parts OF the
union. OF the spirited exer,ions of navy officers.
in shordng aid TO vessels IN distress, and in The
above instance We record with pleasure, ,the eharac
chip Ja,s, under the command of Com PERnv, for
their timely assistance Much praise is due sa,ng
Master MrLL, in Particular, ana also to Cspt. ca.
Hoosr, OF tae revenue-cutter, his objects and men.
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m Sending COMMITTEE 81 ohe +" Rstkie
SoeIsrr" vuh nirGsnre lckn..cie6se ,he
generous support Msy hGpe rsc ,ped by csrne.
irons from 6erev0hn, aasyi1seis unu .hs
handsome collections made at fheu ,ey1sst IN
ssperal reitgrons Congregations tAcy eonnas
Joroe6r shstiaty 20 1oIee, i6e reessrf u
Iwrniy.fve DsAG,s - on al ankst syp benes
jae!Or md dksuise he Stms rsessyia .ftsss
7t2o u our absent CsDxtns, uko hare ihas
narYesfed 1heir Regard for their ,aave 7o~a.
The Committee hofe, ihe kH6hc need net 10
assured, Thar fhe Fnrds tshica IAsy kape had
az e0nimand, (o6oui 7Aree M4irsred Dofic~s
have been distributed ~. shs wos, eercfEl taa,sn
ner, and hare eG6ydcd essrnsial slhhorf -
large nuo'be,s, (nere kan Cne HuaGrea ds&
F3y Fgmihes,) vho vsrs eziremeig deS%
A!ufe.
.5lhssgh he severity u ryfsfsr say 90
Hasf, shers are sHA manS sssss " d.s!-sssA
arising J'em ~ans ef enun!eymenf ev siskness1
whers Chsrily would Dc UsA 6ss.esvsd, and g.
eehaV Sfsuch, fAs aid cf fhs Beneroien. 10 ssii
solicited. v.a
Ntvhsrf, March "a, 1917.
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ConlnIssionys' Notiee.

WE, the subscribers having been appointed bv
W the Hon. Couu Of Probate in the town of New.
port, ia the county Of Newport, Commissioners to
recey. and examine The claims against the estate Of
JOHN CLARK,
late Of said Newport, mariner. decessed represented
insolvent, do hereby give notice that six months
from the i7h OF March, instsn'. are allowed to tho
creditors OF said Estate 10 bring and prove their
respective claims, and that viii attend for ,bs.
purpose, q, our respective dwellings. any time si,h
ia that period. fas
%iiEaM SisiEl psSMas' slMoss Commissioner 2
All persons indebted to the Estate of said decess-
ed are called upon to make iusaediste payment so
JOSEPH cLARxE, Adninis;ss,or.
Newport, March -, tei7-
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In all ages, and countries iMpudent impos-
tors upon the creduiiiy Of the people have
made their appearance, but none more malic-
iocs than the member Of the Hartford Con-
venlion, who confidently asserted in the Gen
erai Assembly, that "the condition and sit
"uation OF these United States, would be
found to be very different at tho conclusion
OF the war, than what ii was hen that the
General Government were wholly unable
"to sfford rs any protection; that they were
"unable 10 protect themselves: that they
"were without money, and without credit;
" shat they we're doSn, frosnroie; that there
"was no Government that the present ad.
ministrs,ion were but a small minority,
(Which would be proved al the nexl Piesi-
"dential election" ask this organ OF Sian.
der whether i, was on the faith of the Henty,
alias Hartford Convention system, he calSu-
lated so confidently on separation OF the
Uoion, and whether Poland containins popu-
huon iarser than the British possessions in
~ 'pe, was to be toe prototype of these Z
GUed Sta,es--And whether be took into bis
cs3,aAte the waste OF blood in the consouIma-
Uon OF The plan. Shall sucn u lioencious and
ons.'neiPled eutrsge upon the legitimate
lights OF the people, and their Goye nmen',
seceIye CounteosD
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and exertion will secure yoo certain
triumph-inactiyity and supineness, a
certain defeat.
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: ArfRHL1U.

In this Town. on llth ult. BY the Rev Mr. Webb
Mr.. WALrNR RopMAE, to Miss ELI1A SwAHEy
daughter os the late MI Aiexandts Sw.ney, of this
town
In ke~'Yors, Philip Jacobs, aged 80, to the ami
aoie Mss Eliza Drown, aged q. both of thsl city.
"soh OF Venus little Cupid,
ID you Ihnk fear you now;
y No. no. I'm not stupid,
Ia Vain at nc you bend your bow"
AZ eighty years, thus Philip sung,
Suf wheD Elzss face he saw
An heard the megie of her tongue,
Has cold resolves did quickly ,hsw.
But vhSt the dickens some foiks ask,
Cass'd the tar mao 10 fancy bIn.,
were, indeed, hopeless task
20 Answer tor S,rlsh Nh.H.
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ANTHONY V. TANLOR,
No. l56. TAomes.Sf,eey

W. 100, lHoWcs-oteff,
Has received by the latest arrivals from England
IA very handsome Assortment of HARDWAR0
and CUTLERY, consisting Of warranted English
e'.ser'd Steel German and cast do sheet Iron snd
lead, brass kettles brass scales and scale beams
steiyArds' nests of iron weights; warming pans
post aud bon cotfe mills andirons, shovel Sld tongs
brass nose aSd common bellows fancy 20 sass.
locks and hinges; screws Of al description GO
and jack chalns, carriers and drawing knives bur
er and shoe dtto table, desert, pocket apd peu
knives rskors, SCISSORS, &c Sc.--The above Ayti,
cles win be sold at redused prices, for Cash.
NeWpoit. Dec rs
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The fo'le~iiSa waeibe form of marriage pre-.
scttss hg CrVtsa - ha, one row used
by 'he society oi r icbds bears a strong re-
sepbtince 10 ~.
GAN persons Intending to be married, shall come
before some ssice OF peace of The same county ci.
y, or town coPorste, where publication hath. been
made, and bring a certificate thereof with proof Of
vac consent OF their pa ents or guarians II ehsr
OF tue parties be under the age OF twen,y one Years
Ana The jus ice shaii examine, upon oath concern.
ing The truth OF the certificate and due p rtor ance
OF all the premises, and Of any exception arising I,
and, there De 10 ressorabie cause 10 The Contrary
the marriage shall proceed in this manner
The man, king the woman by the hand, shall
distinctly pronosncc these words, ~ A b. do here
" IN the presence Of Gop the sesrcher OF all hearts,
" take thee e. u for my welded wife and do also
10 the presence CT Cop, and before these wiivess
"es, promise to be uato thee loving and faithful
husband"
and then the woman. taking the man by the hand
shaii aiso distinctly pronounce these wSrds, - C.
" ID. do here in thc presence Of COP, the sesroher
" OF all hearts, take thee A B for my welded hus.
band and 90 also in the presence Of Go D. aud be-
Tore these witnesses, promise TO be unto thee a
loving, faithful, and obediel wife '--Rapin's Hs.
tory @ E1yland oefGp0 ed q 295
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-19

The ship Gen,oo. capt Nor,sy, ofssIem. ias days
from Calcutta, with vslussie cargo OF piece goods
sugars, &c. worth nearly 8so0,ooo bound tor Bos.
ton. struck on Nantucket shoals. which rendered 4.
necessary. seeoun, of her leaking badly, to bea
away for this port and in beating up she grounded
at high water on the north point Of Port woieott, in
consequence Of Q mistake Of sn eastern pilot. On