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DESCRIPTION OF WORMS.

And the symptoms by whica they are
known:
Worms which ipfest the human body
re chiefly OF four kinds, viz.-fhe Re
rs. or large round worm the Ascari
les. or small n,aw-wOriD the CUcurbl
tina. or short, ha'. white worm anC
l.tly. tie fenia. OF tape-wOrm. 50 cal
ed from its resemblance TO tape. Ihi,
+, often many va DIS long, and is full o
n,nts. 1t is most hurtiui aud most ditii
uit Ia remove.
Among the symptoms attending worms
re-dissgreeable breath, especially IL
We morning bad and corrupted gums
tching in the nose. and about tie seat
commissions, epileptic fits, and sometime
,riyation Of speech: starting and grind
M OF the teeth in sleep !; irregular ape
lite, sometimes lGathing food, and some
tiuieo voraciOus Pursing, with shiny Q
etid stools Vomiting; large and hard
belly pains and sickness at the sto'
mach slow fever, with small and ir.
-egaiar pulse a dry cough; excessive
THIRST sometimes pale and unhealthy
countenance, and sometimes the face
Gated and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
,ynptoms. should have immediate re-
course TO Hamilton's Worm Destroying
.ozenges. when have been CONSTANT.
attended with success. IN ali complaints
similar to those above described.
A dose OF tins medicine gwen ,cc
lpnally during the warm season, viii
ectually prevent the vomiting az
csins Of chint "a dreadful d
sr, which annually destroys the bsn
Tue iufai part oi our citizens
A.wiss To Gildest and u &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
LEES Ointment for the Itch.

Warranted an lnfa!lible remedy at one
Application, may be used with perlecr
safety on infants Q week old, not con-
tanning particle of mercury or any dan
gerous Ingredient whatever, and not &C
icompanied with thet tormentIns smart
which attends the application OF Other
remedies. Sh~
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Hans true g genuine Gasnan Corr
Ptaister.

~ At the place Of sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describing cure. per.
formed BY the abeve medicines; the NUN
Der. Importance and responsibility Of
which, fully justify every article Of thi'
advertisement.
August 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
February 10
John e. Laid & Co.

John G Laid q 20.
Have tor ale the largo of the bra
George Washington, VIZ.
90 tons bar iron
so bbls and Shhds NE rum
8 bids wolssses
IS ,afrels cider
Il barre sugar
"A do tanners OIL
81 do and is4 bushels Potatoes
9 do apples
IS kegs ginger
gu bundles wrapping paper
case bandana hankkerehiefs
S boats
SEQ pounds cassla
Ginning sets India China, each 81
pieces.
January Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
AMEs KENNEW$
SON,

hANO
,-e inst received from LEES PA.
Emf MEDICINE Store. No. 40
Maiden Lane, Y. York =.
A FRESH SUPPLY
the following senmne Medicines.
the prevention and carc Of Bi.
io,,s aud Malignant Fcpers, Is
commended
Inns Anti-Biiious Pills.
HIS Medicine has been attended
"a a degree of success highly gratetu'
tneinveatg 5 feelings, in several parts
ne West Indies. and the en,thern Z
die States, particularlyin y. York
.deirhia, Baltimore, Petersburg
-anrnd. Norfolk. Edenton. Whining
Charleston, and Savannah. iht
imoay of a number Of persons at eaci
ne above places can be addnced' who
e reason To believe, that a timely use
ais salutnrv remedy has. under Proyi'
ace, preserved their lives. when IN
most alarming circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature SPEAK
re in favour Of j medIihe than CO
.ans Of ponpeus euiOgy, founded on
ere assertion.
II 3 not. indeed. presumPtuously pro
,sej As an irfallible cure, bat the inven
= has every possible reason that can re
II from extensive experience, tor be
,y;n" that dose Of these Fills, taken
CO in every two weeks, during tbs
,yalencc IF cur bilious tevers, wal
owe an infallih.e preventative ane
ther. that in he earlier stages OF those
eases. their use will very generally
ICED in restoring health, and frequest,
cases esteemed DESPERATE, aud be
I'D the power of common remedies.
The nncration Of these pills "a i'ericcdy
I'd, so a. to be rsed with safety by per
ons in every situation, and Of every age
rsey are exceileptiv adapted To cary
~ ,unerilanus bile & prevent its nor
1 sccret;ons-to restore u srea1 tac
st.tc-to produce a free Ner'girai'N
al taereby preveH: cold,nh jsh = 81 Of
..,s -. ,s!al conSeGuelcc,. ! desc never
,g7- rraove 8 ,o,a.r taken on is lrst
p.parance-they are celebrated for re-
moving habitual costiveneSs-~ickness al
he stomach and severe head-aohe--aad
ugf, 20 De taken BY all persons on a
hange Of climate.
.at,ous IN preyentio= and caring disor
!ers attendant on .ong voyages, and
hould be proeureJ aaG carefully Preserr.
d for use BY every seaman.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
Hamilt,u's Grand Restorative,
d,HILroN'S ELIXIR.

Iorer sign remsay J3r Gods, 05sliHdI'
Coughs, .3sthwas, sore throats, dn-
approaching ConsnmPtions. and most
disorders Of the 6rsast and lungs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
For Rent,

That commud I'D ,leasa,r- !.
ted Dwelling House, me.s.; = =
he house il large yard and &c,
.ciuc,iye garden: also every con,
eaI out building Possession MA, b. S y,
immediately. hPpiy 10 ~
Frb 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25

Lees InfcN;be .9gr,e aid Ferer Drops.
For the cure of agaes, remittent, an
intermitten; feyers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
= TO RENT,
December IL

The la &c aud ccmnodious three stor
trick Warehouse. nowin the possesIa
Dodge 4nd Kettell. lower end Of H
rect. Possession may be had the 20i
{ February next. Apply to
Griffith and Brawner.
December 81 law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
FOR SALE
ON Iihcra IerI,,s,

On Iibcral Terms,
( NUMBER OF RoYses AMI i.st.. as
"A the lower end ri Farhx street,
and tie whnIe or n. Of the 10y ground
or marsh adjacent to 'naess Ps;nt. Ap'
ryN
J. d. Sinns.
Dec 2S 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
Rahn's genuine Eye Water.

4 sovereign remedy for all diseases o.
the eyes. whether the effect Of natural
weakness Or of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
Toolic Ache Drops

The onlyremedy vet discovered whicf
ivesimmediate aud lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25

\ lew shares OF lgc..aG,ci
Bank Stock, Tor sale.
'PpIy to The Printer.
Jan 9 #
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25

Elegant arpchng
For sale At Auction Prices, by
JeHN JACKSON i Co
bale Brusssls
/ Kidderwinsters
I Stair and psssage--and
Imperial Hearth Rugs, pew and beau
Gfn Patterns.
puarv "a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
I ash for Fus.

The highest Cash Price viii he c;,,,
by he sub .criber for all X Is of Fp.,
Jsrrarv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
PAUL WRIGHT, D D
ALSO,

ALSO,
Price 9 dollars and half bound; X
sistsr ~ DIFFERS AID agents, Civil Mil
tar and Naval. in the service OF tb'
Uaite,, States. on the 18th day OF Sc
1915. Published IN pursuance OF re-
solution Of congress, OF the 9Th Apr
1916.
R. GRAY.
February IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
Potomac and Shenandoah
Earigaiion LOTTERY.
second Gas.

second Gas.
VIII draw every FRIDAY until further
notice. Eighteenth DAYS draw puI
take place this da', when the h,st gun
rumber will De e. titled {" 100 tickets,
from Numbar l0.20i 10 1850 inclusive,
ai,h all the prizes they have or nav
draw.
Roberi Gray.
February 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
For New-Orleans,

For NeW-UrleanS,
Tx The brig Two Brothers. James
49, Holmes, master; will sail in 8 ol
10 days; is a 6r.t rale vessel Il in CON
rie,e order. For freight or passage, ap
ply to the Master on board al Dean,
wharf. or to
Lawrason and FOwle.
December IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
FEB |

For aie,
Just landed from Schponer New Pacs5!
from Boston
so barrel, NO | Ma, kerel
so boxes mould candles 10 S Y 6
so do dipt do all Sues
Apply TO Daniel Barnes at fazOH,
Metcalf and Co.'S counting room.
December 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25

whea in an advanced stage of this tai
complaint. PARTICULAR and PLAN ,nstfu
tons are given for every part oil the nj
cessary treatment in such cases
Children generally take this medici''
with earerness having pleasing apPeal
ance, and an agreeable taste.
Hanilton's Essence and Extract 81
Mustard.
IA s,fe and effectual remedy for acritr
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatI'
sout. palsy, lulnbagoo, numbness, whrt'
swellings, chilblains, sprains, brases, pan
lin the face and neck, etc.
The Genuine Persian Lotion
So celebrated among the tashi"nab'
throughout Europe, is an invaluable cos
metic, perfectly innocent and sale, Tree
from corrosive and repeilsnt minerals
the basis Of other !ctians} and oil eh
narraIled efficacy in removing bieRiishe'
Of the face and skin, freck'es' p'mpieS
Iinflamatory redness, scuyts. letters ritz
worms, sunburns, prickiy heat &c: Us
nersiaa Lotion operates mildly. ~'th9H
r,;mpeding the natural. insensible pe"sPir"
ton, which is essential to health, yet IT
effects are speedy and permanent, reu
deriug The skin delicately 'oft and smoou
and improving the complexion.
The Restoratipe Po1cdsr for tn
teeth aud Gums.
This excellent preparation comfort
and strengthens the gums, preserves thu
enamel from decay. and cleanses ant
whitens the teeth. by absorbii-g all the
acrimonious slime and fouiness, which
suffered to accumulate. never fails to IN
lure and finally ruin them.
Hamiitpn's Grand Restorative,
Is recommended 4. an Invaluable mt
d:cine for The speedy relief and perman
H. cne Of the various complaints result
Ing fr".p dissipated pleasures, juvenile
lindi,cre.ions, residence in climates un'
to the constitution, the immo
De ate use Of tea. frequent inoSicatih
D. any other destructive intcmpeganc'
tine unskifui or excessive use OF mercu
". the diseases peculiar 10 females at
certain period Of life, bad iyinss in, nc
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
February 81
For Sale.

For Sale,
500 bu'he!, Northern potatoes
$50 boxes Nova Scotia ne rlng. fii
sort
. bbls nuts from philadelphia, aaa
a few toxes mould and dipt caadIes.
Cheap Tor cash D.
Charles Norris.
FEB /
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I.awrason & FOwle

HAVE FOR SALE.
The cargo Of sloop Havmaser, captain
Weeks. from Boston, Of
IS tons plaister Paris
7 hhds New-England rum
10 bbls do
100 boxes mould candles
20 do brown soap
100 demJohns
s bales low priced broadclOths.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
Rum, Molasses,N New Fngana
Sugar s Tea.

JOHN G. ADD & GO.
Offer FOR sale the Cargo Of Brig Eeone'.
frem Boston, VIZ
81 bids ~ +. rum
SIS bbls n L. do
9 hhds moiasses
81 ubis Nu>cnvado sugars
6o tons Russia and Swedes iron
snr.el and square
II bbls tanners oil
81 tons plaisthr Paris
hid coffee
bingham boxes, tubs. covers, Z
FOR BOSTON.
ksE The good Brig Economy, J
SG. Farrou, juu. master Fsire
o. 400 barrels Apply to
John 6. Ladd Il c.
Dec %
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FOR BOSTON.
lust RECEIVED,

fOr Boston,
S1 The oed Brig
49, Catherine,
Ss.ss-lsS,S n. Crawford, master /; "
Ak sos Barrels on low terms if UEegr
mmed ,ateiy.
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FOR BeSTa.T,
EES The Brig
sknP Wanderer,
1870 Alexander Nescomb, master
Now loading, will sail on Sunday morn.
ing, and take 500 barrels freight, If offer
ed Immediately.
Apply as above.
Dec 5
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09

The Edisoscs t.,e.B Bsi,imore TesegNph, re-
fnst1ing on recent dealh, OF hydfopho
Pays the following tfibu,s, ss besp,iful rs
itis just, 20 the disin,eres,rd auaehment
and speeehless gratitude If tho csoinc
irsce..J rs AIs~S eia4 ~3
n "Noswisks,snd such evidence of the
1sngsr resulting from tie canine race, We
de not wopdara, the auschmens di-played
By msss towards these fawning tnsourites.
a dog IL tho only animal in uAsw<, whose
sole happiness sscsps 70 consist in bis mss-
ter's joy.- ifehss,sed by his m asses,he enter
tsins no idea Of resistance /; but criss fur mer-
'cy, snd exercises all his little artA. 10 plore
forgiveness Of an oifsnee that he was uneon-
scious OF ever having committed. III hc wit
nesses returning smile on his IN astcr s face, },
all bis injuries ere forgotten 10 a moment,
ssd no prossra,es himself al his feet 10 testi-
y his gralitudc.--Hc deyoies his life 10 the
service OF msn---hs has no other pleasures
than 10 Go his bidding, and in sdversi,y he
nsvos deserts him. He endures in his SER
vice colds hunger, and every species Of pr-
valioas and all tho rowstd that bro asks Tor
such kdcliiy,i is q kind word or a smile. fHe
braves the winter blasts in watching over HE
masters siunbcrs, and stands like eeritihel
70 guafu MS oVor from tnc epprouehee oI LIVE
midnight tobbcr. Fson this painful sersicc, /,
no threats can ave him, no dAtteries al
lure, no bribes en,ics him TO desert. Heyisl
q voluntary slave for life, snd ensucipsaion
to him would bethe greatest Of siy miseriss
--he delights in seryi,ude TO man, land, re-
nounces for his benefit his naive freedom Of
the forcst. Who can be astonishcd that man
could delight IN an animal, when he beholds
in him such an example Of 6delity, contain
cy, courage. and sfFee.ion, tha. he locke for
in vain amongst his own species. How sf-
sfec.iooa,e was the reply of . poor wandering
hoossless, aged beggs ., roaming through the
world and inplosing the cold, yntdy, and re-
'lue,ant charity Of man, when he. wasctu<lly
asked how be could sGord 10 keep o dog.
".Ah, sir he re- piled, "if my dog leaves me,
who is there then TO love me-" ~
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in,pse,ing lbs Ports, ci:ps of War, Navy
Yard snd Arsenal, in Wa,ersown, he will sisil
M.dford, Qainey, the University IN Cam
bridge, Bankers Hill, Lexington, and Dor.
chester H-igh,s, and be reqossted 90 see the
arsenal, in Cambridge. the Botanic Garden,
the MAnufaclories in Waliham, &c.
While in town he viii be invited to attend
3 Sacred and Soiec, ORATORIO, 10 be Civ
CO by the Handel and Haydn Society, in the
Church in Chsuncey Place TO review the
shird brigade Of militia, commanded by Gen
erai Wxxxes. sass frlst
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09

Hisexcellency IoHs Q. ApA~sthe Amer
icsn Ambassador at the Court Of London,
having been appoin,etcd Secretary of State
by the President, was preparing TO return
home. He took leave of the Prince Recent
on tho l4,h of May, and engaged . passage
on board the ship Warrington, Fore mSo, FOR
New-York June 1. Boa. foner
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= NEWPORT.
TEDNxSDxY.sJ .sJULYa isty.


lN61t ~ ~ <A<<A~ L..
The birsh-dpy Of our Ns,ion,l Indepou-
dcnce was eommemorsted o. FridAy jess,
with tho usaal Joy and fsesivisy, which me
occssioo has hitherto excited, in cyevy Gee.
tion Of the Union. A. the dawn, and during
the day, ssluses we're SEED 4t Foss- olcols,
Fort Adams, on board the y. s. brig Ea,sr-
prize, the rovenus.cuses vigiisns, snd b3 The
Newport AruIieiy. Tho Ameriean Ping
was displsyed on the chipping so5 In vafions'
parts oil the ,ovn--snd general Joy pervsd-
ed all classes OF people. Oh the sess'n ef this
joyful anniversary. ~ IN sslfrs ~ 70 !
According to the srrsngemen,s Of the
Towns COMMITTEES. a procession was foem-
ed in from, Of The Stale Hsuss, which N owed,
under escort of the Artllicry Company and
the Sd company Of militia, TO the Cd Bspsist
Meeting House. The Throne Of Grace was
addressedby the Rev. Mr.. ELron, in very
per,ineot and impressive Pssyer--shs Dee
laration Of Independence was read in on APP
propriate manner, BY Mr.. HExRs FowLxR---
and an ora,ion, repIese with the pufess seosi-
ments OF patrio,isrn, and expressed In ssylcl
OF animated eloquence, was pronounced BY
MIR. GEoRoE WANroN. The exefcisesl
were interpreted with well selected vocal
and Instrumental musis, which was pcrform M
cd with much jude ment and saste.
~, ----:,ioss:.---f ~ . ..ts ~ 49,,
It's melancholy consideration If true,
that collective body Of people are more ess-
lily deceived 81 popular hsrsngue, (aod by
one too, not rcsDar ksbIo for possessing very,
fascinating elocu,ion,) than simple individ-
ual Of ordinary cspacily. 10 what other
cause uDsy be imputed tbs, ,error, On the part
Of the fresmen o5this town, in passiveiy yield
ing, and giving up their constitutional right
OF appointing committee TO reccivc ihs
President--How very many thers erc, With
out distinction Of parrys who are deliberately
of opinion, that II was highly improper 10 se-.
iest Amanf for that purpose, who wasnor only
member Of The Hartford Convention, bur
appesrsto have been the auther Of the presm-
bic preceedinS the resolutions OF sppointine
delegates 70 that conyeption - preamble few
can read without disgssi and contempt.
IN our paper Of this doy will BE- found an
interes,ing account of the r4rep,ion Of The
Prcsident at Boston. II will bc seen thss
ON this occasion there was eseaf display Of
the "hcnh and rireumstdnes"' Of military
parade. We see whole diyisions--and
brigades--and rcgiments---ard squad, ons--
all in ample and complete o,der. This Is
all very well-->but whdse we're ell these
troops genersls,--these coiopcis, sc.
&c. when pal.ry Bsitish force held posses
sion Of CastiRe, darioe she lsse ~ssf~-Aiast
Massachusetts has No StonIog,ova 10 o9ser
the disgrccs of her feuipaug. g
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A pubuc d,nuer has been given at Angus
"a, (Gso. TO 1t. GfLLfAx Of the American
Navy. He was Siidshipmsu ia the Con
stitu,ion at her escape from the Bri'1sh sqasd-
ron, and ct the capture Of the Cuesrierc and
Java. lie was Lieutenant on. board The
frolic sioop Of var, when she was eapisred
BY The British frigatc Qiheus.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09

s A sad accident bcfei Mr., Smith Slocur,
Of Pswtuset, while assisting in salo,ing the
President as he passed that village on his
passage from Bristol to this sown,on Mon
day last. The cannon not having been pro-
perIy spunged. the charge exploded while
Mr.. S was in the act Of rsmming II down,
and his hands and arms were so much injur-
ed by the explosion, that IL bacsms necessary
to smputxc them both above the elbow He
was otherwise considerably burnt and bsuis-
ed, but his situtuation Is a. comfortable as
the painful circum stance Of bis case will adj
nit We understand that Mr. S. is an In
dustrious labouring man, with a young family
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09
MIsERTEs OF HUMAN LIFE.

zncnraSie Msery.--Aftsr having devoted
much time and erhener in rpskiug prepssa.
tions for tho reception and ontertsinmeu, Of
highly valued friend--Ato have pack Of
blundering servants upset the Whole, BY
charging him with rhe cost
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09

BAPTISM.---Cn tho 9th iost. srbiId Of
Serjesr, Rockwell, Of Col. .Tewson's' com.
pany Of Light Artillery, ives eh,is,encd by
the Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock, yAMxs Monaon.. :.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09

Mr., MoSaoE was born in tho year 1853
and Is now 10 his s9ih year. p
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Good news for Sotdiep3.-Geu. Rector, the
Surveyor General, bps ty the directions Of
the Governments, einploysd' upwards Of eigb-
~ companies Of surveyors, comprixinE more
than four hundred men, ard has bound them
TO contracts to eompfeie their surveys by the
first Of lone next. Upwards Of eight nil
lions Of scres are TO be surveyed. Two and
half millions will lay in the Illinois territory,
on the fork OF I,linoIs and Mi,sissippi riyers,
the remsiaing lay in Missouri iesritory. =. =,
Af,ef the surveys arc made, these fertile
lsndswill be laid off in loss, % beunsy IsoAs
for The soldiers Of the army of The United
States. tt,f@ <,..... ~ -
Il is reported re.oIa,,onAry efpedition against
East Fosids vss 70 rendezvous a. Bear. lsiand. 10
commence their novcmcnts on ne 24th ME. thsse
Is ee dazbt Il shcir socces a. respeess An<ss is-
land, - nes,iy ~ the inhshitsets hsvc resrveds
TOE repor, q its tsae Lake, on Ne 24,h uit must
be sn6ssnds6. "a go
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SALE--THlS DAY.
" ~ OTYCE

lt f tls VS&~>~ AAtS ~sA&e ttHG w
safa " NOTICE.s 'e
by Nrfss Of a Decree SfsAe Sseyeme ypfj4
iat cesrs, holder 81 Aewhsrs on sht lys6
Monday cf b1erth, i6f7.lH = W.. q ~.
Conuch d she Real Estate a AxSspx ts,ps
- soos. hate of Westerly, decesssd, = '~tirbt
sufheient for tbs paymeStof The dsbsssef ssid o.
CEASED, together With abe espscese q settling the
be sold az Pubic Aoc,ion, On "WEDNESDAY. July
y. iSi7, and the following dsy.--SLid ,ENySss arc
situated partly n Ne~pors Middleton \ and Sea1eE
town--Jhstjp 10 Nsspcrt consists Of psbnks fcfss
Of Land s-rhst in Mddis,own u c. oAcfcs q L<sds
in jamestown. Il the Pain nov n ths possfssion n
Pessg FsHer The sale viz Be On <le rrcr,ises. il
40, MiddIs,ows. ., 3 o'sosk = 81 On sid dsyss
snd % ysmes,own, on heday foiowings ~ u o'ciks
A.. = M,-1Ihs CONDITIONS viii ,he made kAesh - ~
s 1ss 81 81 srlvEsrkn cxvrr, ! Z . :. ~,
fes >ds = JAMES CSiAsEs 1sesva
Newport. Msy %. ,Siy. H.1 .iI ~, :. Id,
a NEW MEETING HOUSE. y
THE PE VS. Of che ns~ Bsp,is Mss,inf r,osss.
i IN WickIord, ,wiil be seid q Auctinn, on rtufo.
day, the lDth Of July next. ct s'csoek, r. NJ. On
GEoR4E " yiLLkGhAsrs .ssesierseesa
V'gHsrS' Type ~ lsi7.ss sanss ~ Gzo, 2
sc1 III. above Meeting House wiffbs 5,djersa
the same .udiyine service . begin q 70 oelt. a.
~ so Itxccufo,, - Notiee.,
THE svbseribsr hereby nctisestbe ysbIie. thsi
= Lrs bss bssn duly ,snd isssjly qoS6ed BY rho
Honorable Court Of Probate sf tie ;evu Of 1iidis.
town. in the county Of Newport, solo ssscusor q
the iss. VII sndteytament Of r'AvL !yIca11tAN.
persons h.soe say g s6s sSts.e ofsaid
decca.ed src hes~bv rruuested o. 1esen( the ssno
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-09
.MIRRIED,


IN this town. on the LIST ulA by the Rev Mr. Eddy,
Nr. SosrPH CopNELt. Of Portsmouth, to Mise Ma.
NJ MAscuzsrIR. forraerly Of Uss,tsrf. .Iass
In this town. on Thursday evening last. by Rev.
Mr. Webb. Mr.. sAnvyL 3 CLAwx 10 Mia pnrsS
fasss, Daughter "a the late Mr.. Be'jsndn hish.
At 1sverion. on the morning Of the 29th ui. by
che Rev Mr. Smith, Gee. Isaac SrALLl 20 Miss
CHAsLorrs MArripA WALL. daughter Of MIR.
Nathaniel Wall, OF this town. "a sraHi y ses
A, South kings,ews. on the Sd inst Mr.. SylyHs.
rex r. HAzxRr. of t,ntown, to Miss iiAnaAn
Cosopox, Of Letonsn, Con. s4ta t4s4ve
--~-----s '-s.n ---~r DIED,
In this town, on Friday morning last after ashort
illness, WfLLtAn LANGLEY, Esq sged III lie
vas for upa ards of twenty years member OF the
Town Council. snd was highly esteemed for hones-
~. industry, ana benevdencs.
In Es,rainadsrs, sphio ,slrs rarsreys Gnssss.
widow Of Mr. nenjzmin Greene, and sister of Mich
oias r. ringhssi, Esq formerly of Newport, in the
so,h year ofhersgc - -. = -.