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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18
TO he Editor ofth Gaaette.

Sir,
The following questions seem not to be
fully understood by every one, and therefore
demand an explanation. If you will have the
goodness TO insert them in your paper, that
some one who is acquainted with tie regula-
tons which ought TO be adhered to in Post
Office, may answer them, you will much
oblige friend, and one who feels much in
terested in the welfare Of the community.
\ First--Are Post masters, in general, author
lied TO detain Letters &c in The Othce, iii
they receive payment for the same Or are
those, who have Letters deposited there, obi
geo to advance payment before they know
what they are TO receive
2d-Ought Catalogues of Universities,
Colleges, &c. which are printed annually, to
be rated, unsealed, higher than Magazines
anu Pamphlets 2
3d.-Is an individual who has exacted, OF
continues to exact, undue postage, suitable
person to take charge Of pubIick oihce
n 4th and last---Can Post master, who neg
lects his business, and intrusts it 10 the care
OF an ignorani clerk-z-torone who has never
been sworn to that important ofhce-receive
the appreciation of the pubick :. Ought he
not rather TO be removed, and some judicious
and faithful servant placed in his stead ?
B****@*&K, Nov. l2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18


ON THURSDAf 2ot5 inf. at Q o'elock
4. IA. 1OiR commence, at The R9rs, ne.ct
door a6ove 1le0Ss. Wier q f0ylsy'f, TIC
,dff at Public 6ucti5n Of tbe Portland
Circulating Library, formerly kept g.
Y MeBrs. ErJiag Q Pear, and latterk 81
). PGften,
CONSISTING OF NE 1RLY-
tA1t( Vols ofrare aud valuable Books, arnorg
which are grea; variety of Begin
iriih and American Magazines-V oyages-Trav4
els-Novels-, Romance Piays- MifcelianSo,.
Works &c. SC. As mon Of ,hele vclumes az
iecond hand. an excellent chance 10 effered /, /
purchafng shesp Books Gentlemen who follow
the lea will have an opportunity purchale 4, an
eaiy rata few volumes TO besuile the tsd,ou,
hours Oh a long pafsge
MCCLELLAN q FLETCHER, Auas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18
VaiuaMe Zeal Estate ~ 4nct;o,

pdtuable Zeal Estate al 4Anction
On Friday 22th inf--at II o'clock, A. NJ
|, ut NOT previouny dilposed of at pri
yate fale)
THAT valuable Real Rae ftuued on Bsck
hree,, now owed and occupied by w p
Davis with two tory brick dwelling houfe and
our houies thereon with al excellent zgsH Of yvstsr
and other eonvenieness
Said lot meafures SIS feet on Back ilreet and
40 feet deep.
Sac on the prenifes, conditions liberal and made
known al The time AID place of (ale
;. McLRLLAN,7
T FLETCHER @11e''''
Portland, Nov IS 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18

The same Intelligent publication most pa
setically decIaims against the aedged tyr
alay OF the Bourbons, and at the same time,
s~s,o~s The most unqualified encomiums up
", Bonaparte Admirable consistency
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18

The following sublime and patriolck SEN
tmeut was delivered in toast given some
years since at publick dinner, by gen
tieman who made CONSPICUOUS figure at
ale democratck caucus in Boston, and
whose eloquence was there attended by the
most unprecedented effects -" 10 NE
memory Of the heroes zUho fought, bled, and
DIED on Buaksr's a7Jal nloullt, Of zchOsa 1
an one,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18

The Argus appears quite delighted with
the proposals issued By the printers Of the
Boston Yankee for publishing that paper
semi-weekly, and bestows upon it the most
unqualified encomiums, on account of the
zeal and hrmness i has ever displayed in
The cause Of democracy. How great
contrast there exists between the pam
egyricks nog heaped upon that paper,
ard the philipcks vented against it not more
han year ago, on account of its animad-
versions on the Report Of John Holmes, must
be evident to every person who will take
HE trouble OF contrasting its present and
ormer language respecting what it once en-
tiled, :" The poor Yaskee'' The writer's in
he Argus have however some excuse. We
must reflect on the degree ofphrenzy TO which
they were worked while the question res
,ecting the Separation Of Maine was agitaied.
and il would be perhaps, unfair, to take their
words at that time, as the criterion Of their
Lqal. and genuine sentiments. This deliri-
,lsHes, we hoped, had almost abaied, but
lie tone Of their productions unfortunately
indicates, that they are rapidly relapsing in
lott again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
.INst PNbiisAeA.

ON coon Fa7SR- AND VIM NEv, TYPK
-'-u JcT sac az ne groce, G0-sR = S.Ygke one r..
"1leeh, cross street Leoai.iG 10 Hagos bridge
nv VIRGINIA POCKET ALAANACK and Farmers,
a eoinpanion, ior the year OF oar LORI isis-cTfcn
id,en ny Da1!d Richardson, OF Louisa county Va II con,
'alhs, exclusive OF The asronon cat cachat lis nf
SoHiIs &c usually found alma,.lca tie ,llo,yir
subjects, 10 Wit: ~ '' 's
Uni.ed states: Navy. United s-.e' Baul, with ihs
hhGer Oh share holders, and G.eunt sih-rrprd i'm each
state Letteifoni Mrs Sarah Ristie ' M Joi,a 6ts
rue rue mug be 0"rAt atI asire, u oJcy him lie
GoDse-a tne, -~
InGt .s0ks 50 SEeofky S0ikh It's eyes 2" 80
tHe hiss, " N dgGW-fkaf Kiss rus .r,-,t,c ,,
10 Paliis " IHot heat ofyowrs Hong 10 Iilfe Tbe
surprise, " UAet lore O more OF TkVfLiy ,,Ife,5
pou.' Tea, Tea, thai SET C0E,s.bia Iree Iins,o,
lne publication OF volume Vi poems by Mr. Husband i'm
sheets, by subscription. w ;"
" me @HthOiiS hume IS STre a br{Se
" W testiH Tie fair one 10 subscribe"
tpigram oy gentleman who hal had three wives vc-
SEES on iadywho complained Of the tooth ache
HF"ghare y0n JOrgOt, tint, 10 maHJ0 v0vf6
on AGpcgiDcN heart aches rim vIHy ewes o.
bacbeors wish. Parallel ofthe sexes. Recipe for Ia
ay dress Siege Of Plstsbugh. The pbilosouner a"d
we r"Se Friendship. An autIo ia the country Ansc
dotes Sunday school Richard Reynolds NJ seerais
Dr' browne Census of the CITY OF Richmond Do Co,,
the borough oil Norfolk. Nov N 81 "A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
Plaster &C pNris

'HHE snbscribeIs respectfully inforn their friends
aud Tie pLbc, that lhey have large supply Of
raster o. Paris on hand CT superior quality The,
hVe been informed that part VI their Ground Plaster
Soii during The last season, in damp state and
merely rendered difficult To get ia proper order for
.tihS upon The earth; the cause which produced this
aS luce been remeGied, by keeping the yias-
yer ury until thcy are taken from the yard paiug The
iet season i0T selling plaster lad no means Of STEEL
leis the same aud consequently casks after beisp
nnru WIN plaster, were exposed tie weather The
whole OF The winter season which affected The plaster in
'hs way very much We are now prepared with every
S"h'ehence or preserving The piSeI dr! aud warrant
No De delivered IN COED order OF the ron b.sf
quahV- WOODSON j STaPLEs.
Nov. 81 a. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

Dignity Sgsfained--A foreign ne,io,,ic.,
ywotA relates, that Madame De StaeI. when
I'D London, received an invitation 10 he
Prince Regents. Ills Royal Highness, Who IS
peculiarly distinguished by that condt scend
oui dnniuisbing respect, took her by the hand
ana conducted her abouttle apartment. After
he Had paid her many compliments on the *
iraordlhary genius displayed in her works. he
lowing mo' nins,. Madame de Siael, 10, getting
~! me dliierence OF rank between herself and the
llluslr'ons parsonage who was speaking 10 her.
excused herseh on the ground OF a pIIor en-.
SUCH an answer, gently lCosedher hand and re-
tred, leaving tile ha0shty female quite CON
founded. She perceived 100 iaix the error Me
nag committed, aud tlIat the homer Of an invi-
~,roh ,lH',l Tue sn!er OF great empire is worth
purchasing at the price CT an excuse To one of
his subjects - s u
QasTs-U 40 exhihts lie Ezssf dignity
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

z Nhlvs Of deed firBsi executed 10 Samuel Tai.
oi 0i manchester. and 10 Thomas Taylor Of Ricf.
WoHo ny AT Peter Dupat, % tie county Of Povbafap
w s Gaze ne <o'hday ~ Junc 1917, secure the pa,
men. oi certain srn's Of money therein cnfiourd dg
=" 'onh Johnsnn Of The City ~ Richmond aud rtcfc
ick tFike OF Tue o~n Oi Maoesrstcf will be soid AZ
phoc a"ttoii, ~ the Eagle Hotel, m he Cny Of Kiol
a'u'u, ~ lhutsa"y we 4h 0ay Of pecer,hcf next II
tef ioihegwise, tie hrst tdr N thrfeaief 1854 stcs
o. land % 'he county e Powh.an commonly cs.i,d
ahu tnevn y the narie u pRfANf's Tract ~ or 30
nnN uue WIN nttisst teet.ief wits tie expenses Il
iendWg ibe execution of thi1ir0st.
This usCt ofiand ia veil son IT, ire gaai.fr ci.
iof "a Mug having eOreidcfsbic quf uty ii eel lot
W"hnd3 eqFai o. lny % e county. 30 nit gofs 80,
"V h,lrs ii'ln James River aud not fe af ftsert,
ron Richmond, aud b. has been sifos rnirrra Ii, AZ
lnite19 that contains az inexb9ustite BODY of coal
fhe urts deed, Ter cqsh. "
rhos TAYLOR < sANt T4YLca, qr,u,ees.
'f'e''1" a. 81 de
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
Iland Tor Sale.

{ - Monday The 20h Of January, 1918 az brunswick
= Courthouse, it being Brunswick Iauussy court iar
county. ltcpnaiBs 5as "a Aeres much fbe lsrSest go,
on Deing highly iinDeicd, wilbn three miles Of s
SonIW"u'e, aud not Ear from Tie tfeleran River
ttins' cash y u aud yein credit ia the bas.iee
lo"is VIC tlpipfcd seorfi,, aaf GeeG Oftrns 90 So.
t"s We phncinM plymcat Nf. insmas pASha1t az sse
S0ptlH"te, vIi siuw toe Ian! rs niie ,sissti q,
view e. hp ;uitspidfbis aue rfiB. eat.
SFii Ifta sJpfly.
''g ""'+Ntt f'ftAif .f'@4s syt,- -s.4f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
NOnawnys in Custody

WAS CoH1GrTED 10 tie jaiK eC ycgc,-co, ,.o,,,
~ a. the IOtt0tfipg RUNlJU-iy .SI4FI.y ,,;y -
,Dlth--G 6rigM aantatf0, q fscI 1 inch min o,d
Hbo"i 2G yeorS gc0se. Had on frhcp cor,l5il,c- -,
coat, ttHe pGHfoiO1,s o2d qrOol hof Gi f,,s 49,
Communication tie I6fh NJ Ccf06sr fosf ,frS h. ~ ~
{ropfyIg Of iGyoA Hodses Hri0g ia Sun.Scr ceRntgI
" esq IcaneSSec. 'gS
,BILL-a 6y5glt mufatfO, 5 fcess inches i'm a,d
aOeaf " gfGTS 0ta H0f on SSiR6 ot
daFk eorded P0HfGt0oJ,s yeiiotC ao,uf qfe yr,jtct
NAe shoes md ar O(d root hat. CVsasqffcd az ts1s
" Octo69r says he 5ct0HgS 20 I'm. ByyaA ~ Ntksos
cOHDty, Va. $500 ''''0'
IDIch-aGont twsnty years Of ace ene tset f,,,;,e.
es'isH, ttsg o'nck eifa scar OR lis Igeae1d T5a4
o~ ddTf caffCH coat AuiC n0y-q Iirht6Ilc 49,,
TonRea6cf, 0td tsotted paRtakoons ir4ne ej,gis,
HotStcodf, GRchGt, ard coarse shors. fu,gmiyffJ ~.
nc l2fh g Ocfo5sr says he 6Ci01gs 10 Gco,e L,Ss
81 SIGDoTd county, Va. ''
JOHN SFATG Urn. Jiiior.
- e-2e. =. 81 wSm
ICY virtue OF deed Of trust eNecUld 10 ie ,-
-, py =. Onyuy aud VIM G. POvali Of tie county nf
POwbaian and recorded ~ tie Ctctks u6ce OF Inc f,
eTai court T. secne 10 David Patterson tie balance m
CERTAIN sum q" money therein mentioned shall an Ga
iSay tue 2Dih day olDecerDtF next sell at pnili our
non inT ready money, before TIE -four doOi Of Inc Fade
focb thc city ct Richmond cgfain tact Of LAM
conveyed W. SAID deed ~ lug ~ the raid tOnt Of potb
taIi, commonly called aud Know by The nan = az Tt
"a ikhSON iRACT." containing by esiiuiafinn tseI
acres aud bounded by The lands of said Dnyuy a. sfb
aud A. Martins estate. ~ '"'
Aes rs uusiecs.we can only convey such tifls az l.
vested ~ Us, bst u IS believed he ufsxreoint4bfe
JOHN mUECHfE & ". d. CLtRkE Tr@s/cc,
November ~. sjstds
4 TEACnEK WAMfED.--IwtsiI f7e11,1oc a. I'LL
~ Of alew BOYS some pcrsoa well aceusi,t,d Oh,
e Lah uLd Greek aHeiiascs, 1athrmatcs and Cearra
goho,t.,d . JEhhAN BAKER.
.- 1870 .''se'N ~. 2G-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
TO rus EDITOR of rnE ENQUIRER.

TO TuE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
oiR-One OF yonr correspondents, on the
steam boat problem, in Fridays Enquirer. Who
Signs ninSef Zero, has made an assertion which
think he cannot easily prove; it certainly is
contrary to all mathematical calculations. He
says, Dui AN increase of power, will not in all
circumstances, produce an increase of velocity
IN moving bodies"
ihink the experiments ON which Zero has
formed his opinion. will not he found satisfac-
tory, when thorough, examined. He asserts,
there is point for example, beyond which.
no increase of charge. will occasion Increase
euhrr IN the range or velocity OF a Cannon
oail This increase of charge, or powder, il
seems he has taken for AN increase of power.
winch ~ evidently erroneous /; for the fire
which enters the gun at the bottom ot the pow
der Will not instantly Ignite. over a cei tain
quantity for,example, ifthe caliber shoud be
iiueu win powder, the first which took Tire at
me bottom, would impRl great part OF The
powder out OF the gun. as il would a wad of
TOW or hemp: aud IL would not take fire. un-
III u passed into the air aud of course would
produce little or no impulse. Again, he saws
I" 1t has been tousd scarcely possible 10 drag
boatS faster than at the rate of about four miles
III an nonr III narrow waters, such as canals"
Now the powers applied to tile boats which hc
mas reference "a, were undoubtedly either men
or horses which only walked aud of course
would move only about four miles i'm an hour
Ii Zero viii enquire, he may hear of /, canal,
IN which boats have been moved at the rate of
more than tour, or even five miles an hourl As
respects ms hearing that steam boat which
pies between this city aud Norfolk, was found
not To suffer any dimmution OF velocity. al
thougl The power was diminished tv less than
iiai IL would probably on enquiry, be found
incorrect; but II that was eiily tue fact, it
was undoubtedly owing to some other cause !:
perhaps ia favorable current u. water or
wind, or both. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

BALTIMORE, No,epher I7.-Some
further particulars have been receivei.
by The Way of Havana, uf lie siege and
evacuation Of lie fort a; Comatia. which
place IS situated about One hundred
leagues north westerly from the city of
MeNico. 4 ,ter having been besicsed
twenty one days, by the royali.is und,r
Gen. LINAU, The garrison OF The fari. t!,-
der ibe conuand oi Gen. MORENO. one ,f
MINA's officers. finding theinse!v, 5, losely
pressed, successfully fought tl,eir way
through the ros al troops in HE night, in
wl'sch desperate act they are said to have
lost considerable number ofmen. ih,ir
object was 10 proceed TO join Gen. MI
MAS corps, which was not fare distant. aud
winch, II was supposed, Was not suffice
ehiiy s!rong 10 haze afforded relief 10 Tie
garrison. ibis even, look place on he
nIabi between The 18th and a0,h OF Aug
,iSf
by the evacuation of the fort, the pat-
fioiS abandoned 10 tne royalisis2l pieces
OF cannon, and 800 halls ii quan,ity of
grape shot: 2li bombs $50 lances: 400
mnskets; 1850 cariIidges; finis lead
leather for cavalry ami infantry, coo sad,
dies, and great many articles necessary
and useiuli0r war. TPdf,iot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
llllsls-,-DssDs cHaee.e-ct
MERIT REWARDED

His E%cehency the Chevalier senior Dan
Envoy Extraordinary Of II. c. VI. TO .hr' IInf.
ca States has beea pleased to transmit Official.
ly a letter from His Excellency Chevaiiar
hyde de MELVILLE, Minister OF His Most Chris
Consul or Spain residing in Boston. win =
comlpupIeaton ofhaving cnnierr on him Der.
sonaily The DecorafiVn Of ELur de LIS. as a
mark OF his fidelity and patriotism to lie 20.
VerhneEt ofSpain and family Of Bonrbons.
Boston Cehti1eI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

NORFOLK, November i9.-The Uuit, 4
States schnr Nonsuea, j. =. NICHOLSON
Esq. Commander, arrived here last even
my from omiilville, n. &. having conpIc-
icd lie survey of the Coast from cane
iiehry 10 the frying pan Shoals, at lie
mouth OF Cape Fear River. [H,To5y =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
Public AccommoAation.

Il HE Proprieiors OF the Richmond aud Ercdciicks-
Oire stages, feeling des!roas afn!dng the most
extensive, Sentev aud comfortable fur
uavelcIs ~ their line, take the liberty to inform The
pubic that IN addition their Stages now running
lucy VIII stalt gcnieei HACkS, capaiHe OF nTuihiug
seas Tor four grown persons every evening "a O'clock
nom the Union Hotel in the city VI Rictn!Ous pas
sehgef5 wiz lodge al the Oaks, take iheir departure
iI"i uience about s'clcck in the morning ard arrive
~ fredericksburg TIE same evening. similar one viii
run nom The Sitan Boat Washington TO The OAKS IN
ing. ''S V''
rms Arrangement viii commence on MONDAY the 29ii
ladies aud amiiies. which might wish 10 s,oiI ,,'gI
and crowded Stages.
November IL.
In consequence of change OF the time and manner
OF running the Potomac SIeam Eoa,. the Hacks win
eaVe hchond ana Fredericksburg every other day in
stead Of every day above stated.
November u. 57ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

h;' proclamation. The palace was therefore
it'ed WITH arms, and detachment of marines
otdeted up from the Fowey
Loru Dunmore, however, thought better o.
tbis subject, and caused Mr.. Henry to be met
az Doncasties, aboDt spnrise on the same morn
ing, with the receiyry generals billofexchange,
Tor the sum required.' To Dc eon;iu,dl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

THE subscribers Veg leave Inform their customers
that they are now authorised by the pfdpretors 81
be above nanuhctofy 10 supply az orders l0r ts 81
ever oesfpuon az the ManuiaclOy prices 10 be- deIiy
cred IN Richmond free ofespense. This glass 3 rsera
rchgfh to any imported made IN the Unmed sistes
az" 'he excellent order IN which purchasers receive H.
fenoefs u tha cheapest tngt can be used.
AT orders igit al the counting house Of the subscfs,
Will De promptly attended 10.
SMITH Z RIDDLE, Arfnfs
November 81 ~ ~ ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
WE GpanA II01ee

& " VIRGINIA will meet in The Nason's TsH in This
~ CRY, az O'clock In The evening ofthe I'd unud,s
December. Nov II 81 si' ,,,' III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
Fifty NoNars RewarA.

ITO The poicencss of friend Sianu,u am ntrb.
ed for The sight of hill bearing tie impression of
the Union Hotel, aid sgnrd %. neutrality-suspicious. Il,
he bil Oh Charges against MAJOR eacocs A. lie whole
IS infamous forgery maiiVliy intended 10 10 me nu
~ VIII give the above reward Tor discovery f the per
soh Who committed The forgery, pa, ait reasonable
expenses hich may att.hd Tie prosecution ct he Vii
lain. HENRY EiIrI.
fer,her reward OFFS so wig he given by n,e for an
Pretending aud bringing 10 trial the detesiable scould
who has forged my palle to the mentioned biz
eRItILL BROCK,
II The Editors The NGWnton ant JJi1ehe, Ter ma
fer are requested to lHJlS tie Gboyc adnsyffseaeaf
a1Ia hei'' DittS tOkAe Union HJt1i.
N"yemher II. szu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21

= OtiCE.-A PetiuoR will be- presented 10 tTe nesf
9enffsl isemDly 81 virginia fof Ten ~ 10 discnu.
hue ih3i necifon oi totacco % sttcfle Ndehoiyr.
~ 't--i'. ii'e-e-- ei't ,f5~ hc4 ~. sl-HtU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
Nobert Gamble

HFFEHs his services to his friends and the uublie a.
-, an AOCFioNkER CoMhisSioN NERO JaNr.
November FL. s-.Ult
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-21
BostOn Glass ManuRaetovy

November a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-27
POSTPONEMENr.
NOTICE.

MOTT CE.
3y Hrtue Of Decree ef rhc Snhreme Judic-
iat Court, holden at Ne-shorf Oh me Jfrsf
Monday of March, 1917.
@ . much OF the Real Estate Of ANDREW FREE-
- BODY, late Of Westerly, deceased, as viii be
sufficient for the payment Of the debts Of aad de-
ceased, together with the expences Of settling The
estate OF the deceased. and incidental charges, will
be sold at Public Auc,ion, on WEDNESDAY, sept.
10, 1917, and the following dsy.--Ssd Estates are
situated partly in Newport, Middletown and JAmcs-
town.--That in Newport consists Of about Acres
Of Land That in Mijdie,own of 10 Acres Of Land,
nov in the possession Of James Chase Aud that
~ jamestown, Is the Farm now in the possession Of
Pcky Poiter The sale viii be on the premises, in
Newport on said "Wednesday, at 10 o'clock AN
lin Mddetown, at o'clock T. NJ on said day -
ard in jamestown, on the day following, at IL p'c<'
A. M.--Tlie Conditions viii be made knuwn at the
time aud places Of sale
SYLVESTER GAyiT. Y
JAMES CHASE r''.
Nevnort Julv Is 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-27
NOW FOX CHEAP GOODS!
WILLIAM T. T1LLET,
NJ. ioI TIA NlEl STnEEr


No 1884, THAMEs.STREEr,
WTDL OPEN THIS DAT,
!. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
Wheh he saiA seA Losu/or CAsS, as ihis arfi'
= .cie is yery much svanted az fayescns.
AMONG WHICH ARE,
!, Brpsdolo.hs and Cassimepes, Kcrseys, Stocking
nets, Planes flannels, assortment Of Italian and
Gaaton Grapes, do Mandarne. for genticmen's
wear both for pantaoons aud vests do Fior~ntInes
for vestags Lustrings, ,inshaws, fancy ves'ngs,
CaIicoes and Prints; brown lead, and blue PopIns,
fsr ladies' wears imitation Grapes; black and white
Camorics Shirpngs and Sheetings, cheap do. Lin.
ens Hsrlkerchiefs of every description and price
Umbrellas. India Cottons, OF every quality price
do Chex aud Stripes fancy vest Buttons, do. coat
do fancy Musins, and great variety OF other
goods. too tedious 10 mention. tnes
.Aiso--one case Bouba zetts. of every quality COL
or and price 4 do Wiidbores; do. American
Cotton. by the piece or yard, very cheap
+ Likswise-an assortment Of Ribbons, suspsndcrs,
Cotton Balls, and few Hats.
. .Nespborf. .3Hgust 20, 1917.
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The number OF persons who have emi-
crate from Bsdeo this year, Is said 10 bs
10000 Of whom sbou, 1000 have gone 10
Poland, and The remainder 10 North A Amsries.
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TO LET,

Store No SO, Thames-street. formerly occupied
by S. W. Vnson, Druggist--Aiso, an!arge three
story house Stevens wharf, calculated Tor boar
ding house. Apply as above. Sa.N.
Newport July y. 1917
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NOTICE.

Portsmouth, -fttoaien .Nnnnfactory.
V>HE subscriber informs his fre1ds and the pub
y lie, that he continues 10 Card " ool, Color and
Press Cloth, and To Manufacture Piains, Sa.nnets
Flannels, sc. all which will be done in superior
manner, at moderate prices, having tile best kind OF
machinery in excellent order, and workmen expert
enced in every branch Great attention will be paid
20 those who are punctual in payment, and none
Will be neglected
Persons indebted to him are earnestly requested
to make immediate payment-those whose accounts
are OF long standing in particular. will find IL their
own interest to make speedy settlement.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
PVtsmouth. (CundaTs yiids,) Oct IL -
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FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, SC.
RENJAlNI1V II. TLSDALE,

No. lo2. Jhames.streei,
HAS Just received from New York, general as
1 J. sortment of Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Silver, Pla
,sd and Britannia Wares, Cutlery, Brushes, Look
ing-Glssscs, &c. Sc
B All articles usually found in Fancy Goods Store
may be bad at the above place, AS cheap 40 ut any
other store An the state.
Watches repaired in the best manner-aud Gold
and Silver Ware manufactured and warranted.
or Cash, and the highest price given for old
Sold and Silver.
Newport. Aug. 90. 1917.