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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-08
Lexinrton at Public Sale.

On THURSDAY, October 10,
II fair, il not. the next fair day. will be OF
fered at public sale. on the premises,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22

"What are 10 be the consequences Of
this step, though they may be surrised,
cannot be predicted but we shall not err
greatly in saying, that much will depend
on the course which the Executive shall
now pursue. That course, it is easy 10
conceive, may be encountered by such di.
Gculties as must greatly embarrass decision.
We have no other feeling or wish, in regard
to the result, but that itmay COMFORT With
the honor and established character of our
country. Such, we are sure, is the gene.
raj feeling with which we have every con.
fidence that the determination OF the Exc
cutive will correspond"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22

the river Just above VIM. Henry, an enor-
NOUS black he Bear He Immediately
manned boat with four men to go in pur-
suit of him. The only means OF annoy
ance capable of being furnished them, was
a boat hook and an axe, the schooner hav-
insno fire arms or other weapons on board.
The men, though so inadequatelyprepared,
with singular intrepidity made tor bruln,
and a very severe contest ensued, in which
they were frequently exposed to the dan
ger of his upsetting the boat AT one Pc
Rod of the conflict their sitr"tion was ex-
tremely perilous. having made a blow at
him with the boat hook, the enraged ami
nal seized it, and by tremendous effort
of strength instantly wrenched it from the
Staff. The people with courage equal
led only by their dexterity, still kept their
antagonist at bay, till by repeated blows
aimed at his head, they eventually with
merely the staff Of the boat hook succeed
ed in killing him, and got their prize in
safety to the schooner. He appeared to
be in nearly famished state, and doubtless
had left some of the Islands opposite to
seek food on the shores of VIM. Henry
The visit of such stranger is worthy OF
notice, as he was of most enormous size,
his skin being nearly square, and upwards
Of five feet. Had he been in condition he
must have been a tremendous specimen of
the species. The capt. and crew who
manned the boat, deserve great praise in
thus protecting the vicinity from this pre-
datory intruder, as few persons would per-
haps be found sufficiently energetic toen-
counter such Ito use a pugillistic phrase)
anugly customer.
The Jury on the trial of Mr.. Archi-
bald M'Lellan. as an accessory 10 the
murder of Owen Keveny, in the Indian
counties, returned verdict on Saturday
last of not Guilty, and Mr.. Mcclellan was
accordingly discharged.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22
From the Charleston Courier, July 49,

MORE PIRACY.
The schr. Sight, Captain Sylvia, arrived
at St. Jsgo de Cuba, from this port, on the
10th ult, after touching at Barracoa, in dis
tress, having been plundered two days al
Ter leaving this, by piratical arivateer.-
The following particulars were furnished
by Captain sylvia
Sailed from Charleston on the Esd Of
May, bound 10 St. Jago de Cuba-on the
e5th of same month, in latitude %, 49,,
longitude rs. 25, at 10 A. NJ. was board
ed by pilot boat schooner of about SO tons
burlhen, manned with about twenty-five
men, all Englishmen, and showing no CO.
lors-theni in company with another arm
ed schooner with Two topsails-the latter
said to have left Savannah IA days before.
They boarded and kept possession of the
Sight till a O'clock, P. NJ. during which
time they robbed Captain Sylvia, his mate,
and passengers, of their clothes and OF diff
ferert peices of furniture, together with
goods belonging to the cargo and to the
adventures, and articles appertaihing to
the vessel, viz. the square-sail, the gait
main-top.sail, a piece Of Russia sheeting,
all the new rigging, and the provisions, a
mounting in all to upwards Of four thor-
sand dollars"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22
rEpYARD's EuLoeY ON WOMEN.

IEDl And . EbLooi on 'ONHIp'"
Ihaye always remarked that women in
all countries are civil, obliging, tender and
humane; that they are ever inclined 10 be
gay and cheerful, timorous and modest
and that they do not HESITATE. like men, to.
perform generous action. Not naughty,
arrogant or supercilious, they are full Of
courtesy and fond of society; more liable
to err than men, but generally more vir-
tuous, and performing more meritorious ac-
tions. To "a woman, either civilized or sa-
wage, never addressed myselfin the Ian
euare of decorun and friendship without
receiving a decent and friendly answer
with men il has been otherwise.
In wandering over the barren plains OF
Denmark, through honest Sweden, and iro-
zen Lapland, rude and churlish Finland,
unprincipled Russia, and the wide spread
ing regions Of the wildering Tarter--ifhun-
cry, dry, cold, wet or sick, the women
have been friendly 10 me, and uniformly so;
and;to this virtue, so worthy Of the appella-
ton Of beneyoenre, these actions have
been performed in SO free and so kind a
manner, that i'll was dry drankthe sweet
est draught, and if hungry, | eat the coars-
est morsel with double relish.
Let thy wit be thy friend, thy mind thy
companion, and thy tongue thy servant.
Fortune makes crimes pass for frolics, and
frolics pass for crimes in those she Is averse
70.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22
From die N. York Mere. .idv. July Il.

Jamaica papers, received yesterday, by
the brig Marshal, state, that the Antelope,
of 80 guns. rear Admiral Harvey, sailed
from Barbados on the 4th May, for the pur.
pose of taking possession Of Crab Island,
near Porto Rico, in consequence of several
privateers having lately carried their prizes
and booty TO that place.
Kingston, June go.
On the 10Th inst. Very brilliant meteor
fell in St. Mary's. 1t appeared as large q,
the full moon, OF pale and delicate blue
colour, and emitted two cOnusca,ions Of
very red fame in its decent.
On the first ult Oh the east end Of St. Do.
mingo Spanish guineaman was attacked
by two Independent schrs. when warm
action ensued which lasted about an hour !:
one of the schooners was sunk, and the 9th.
er sheared Of, apparently much damaged.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22
New.Orleans. June 90,

SNc~-cTtcuItS, june ~.
The comet, that has for lew weeks pas,
made its appearance in our hemisphere, has
been noticed some time back in other parts
of our continent, but philosophical or othes
remarks on this brilliant stranger have been
few. The one which made IFS appearance
few years since, was accompanied by
earthquakes and tomadoes. Our present
season has also been uncommon. For eight
weeks past scarcely rain sufficient TO lay the
dust in our streets, and even the dews Of The
night have been but little; yet is our city
and country healthy.
We are authorized TO state that DR.. John
II. Robinson is now preparing for publica-
ton, notes on the natural, political and civil
state of Mexico and Louisiana !; together
with an exposition Of the rise and progress
of the MEXICAN revolution.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-22
Quebec, June l6.

On or about cath May, Captain James
Armstrong, of the schr. Experiment, in
her passage, from Montreal. deserted in
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
FALL GOODS.

II SESSIONS mas just reccivvd from
A. lie Boston large assortment of Goods
81 tor the present and approaaain. sea-
son (; among which are, supsrfnc niddlIbg
and io~-pric'd Cloths and CassImefes; ker-
seys, plains A4nnes 5 4 anu 8 | 4 ine bIa, K
+ .nnel suitable for ShAwis, Veivets 6, : and
8 4 cotton Shawls, Rs,ine,s, iinncns, cot.
tot Cambfisks, dimities, sbirting Ca,tons,
HIyg, Bandanna and black silk fi1kis, cotton
dit,o, brown Linnens, Gloves, Vestings, lin
lin dama,k, cotton diuc, Russia & Anne sicao
diapers velvet bindings, Furni,ures, and
Copperpiate calicoes, plaid Silks blk. Sars-
nets and Sinehews calicoes long Lawns, Sc.
.4sso, J bale Bombazetts, } do. Blspks,s, .
do. India Corons, ! do. American Shin tings
Of a very supeTios Manufacture.
All the above goods with variety of clio, hs
will be sold as cheap as can be purchased 10
this town.
N b. All those indebted to II. s. are re.
quested TO make Paymen, by the s,h Oct.
as all debts Of long standlng, will, ai,er that
date, DC lodged for collection.
Newport, Sept. %, 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
MEDICAL oOClt.lY.

Mr. III AL cOOlc. Y.
1>HE Mhode Island Medical Socieiy held their
Annual Meeting on the lst inst al Provide nee.
when the following gentlemen were elected Off
GERS:
Pardon Bowen, VI ID. President.
D. Caleb Fiske, 1st Vice.president.
d. David King, Cd ditto
d.. William Turner, X, cording Secretary.
d. w. Richmond, Corresponding Secretary.
Thomas VI. Barrows, Treasurer. r
Dr. Il Bowen, Librarian aud Cabinet Keeper
Soiomoa Drown ID Levi Wheaton, M. ID. DIR.
Samuel hudson, aud John Mackis, M. ID Censors
for The Northern Dlstr,ct
Dr.. Eaoch Hazard, DR.. Edmund T Wsrng, DIR.
Charles Edrigde, and DR.. William 6. Shaw, Gen.
sors Tor the SOU hern District.
D. Ezekel Fowler, OF smihfeld George H..
TnHnghsst, ID and Goodwin AIient,n, M ID of
Prosidence, were elected Fellows. DIR. Barrows
Read before he Society ingenious Discourse OH
Hydrophobia. Dr.. Aaron Wiley was appointed
lst, aud ID Down, 81, Orator for the next snniver.
sary.
The society appointed Solomon Drown, NJ ID
Professor ot Butsny aud Nsler,a Medica 10 i,rswn
University. delegate to meet the del, ates in Con
ventoa trom the Norihein Dstrct ~ Juae ne 1t,
preparatory to general Convention o. Deega ates
f-pm The District Conventions. 10 be held in the Cii
Of N-shmgon on the frs day of January, 1920,
70, III Important purpose Of forming .fmercan
Pas macof<ia.
Providence, Sept . tt ew.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
,pHENIX BANK.

DuRSUANT, TO an &C, OF he General
Il Assembly ofthe state oil Rhode. Island
Notice is s'heteby given, that, sta pceting
OF the stockholders Of The Pnenix Bank, Of
Westerly, on the 7th day of July, 1918. tho
following gentlemen wete elected Directors
OF sand Bank, TO wit.--.fnos Cross, ReTse
6a6eoek, George GapiH, Resotpea Carr, on6
and Siehbsn VMeoS, OF said Wcstcrly, aud
Jeha C. H5rscy, OF Charles,own, AT Tho
same meeting, the said .fmos Cross was c.
iec'ed President OF said Bark. And AZ
subsequent meeting Of said rresiden, aod
Directors, the said Resolved Carr ,csigneI
--and Sarten Berry Of SAID Westerly, was
elected III his stead. And sfte, wards, TO vii,
on the 7h doy Of September instant. Jesse
Marson was, by said President and Direct.
ors, chosen Cashier Of said Bank.
JESSE MAXSON, Cashier.
Westerly, Sept. l8l8
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
PAINTS, LINSEED OH, Sc.
WIiI.lAM w. VERNON.

HAvlNG removed to No i.G, Thsnes-s,reet,
AA being he Store occupied for sevcra. yeats 5
Uaderpood e Stevens, zs Paint Store. offers for
sae .lNrs of ali kinds. dry and ground in Oil /;
Linseed Oil, boiled and unboiled Painters brush
es and roofs Of every description house and white
wash brushes black and bright varnish; Window
Glass and putty.-AIl which he will sell as low as
Can be purchased in this town.
PcinnGg and Chasmg,
Carried on as usual. 5000
lie returns his sincere thanks to bis former Gus.
toners, and so!icits continuance OF thsir i.vors
FOR SALE,
A Dweising-House aud lot of Land. pleasantly
situated on the iil
Uaafedas a6Ope, joarneymsn Painter, of steady
habits and good workman.--.flso One or two
honest active boys AS Appren.ices-those from the
country would be preferred.
April %. -,~.. QD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
JOHN COOK,

Informs fhe ru6ie ia general and lie friends
fn particular.
THAT he has taken the noted House of Col
L James Pery's. No l20, Tbsmes-street, lately
improved by Mr.. DowE ss n Public House, aud
which, he proposes 10 accommodate Ladies' AMI
Gentemen who ma, do him the honor 10 call upon
him, with The best fare the market may afford No
excr,ions eha'' bc wanting to Rratiiy and oblgc
The bes, OF Liquors will be ready at command, and
goo,l kccping OF Horses constantly provided.
GJA few steady BC,ders (Iades and gepte n,an,l
can be accommodated in the best manner
Newport July 1. 1913
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
ATTENTION (!

THOSE Gentlemen who have subscribed for tie
purpose OF rsvving the Charter OF the inde-
Peadsn PsiEsieer Company are requested 70 meet at
the state-House on THURSDAY evening next, at
O'Clock, 10 transact such business thea and tne,e
may be thought necessary.
" Those sho may wish to join said Company.
arc also requested To attend. Sept IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
CopaytAersbib Formed.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
II their friends and the public in general, that
they have formed a cosnexion in business, for the
sole purpose Of u.nsactmg business on Commission
WILLIAM &. BENNETT.
JOHN F BENNETT.
Refer 20 NATHASIEL WILLIAMS, Esq }
ALEXANbEs JsSEs, Esq
CT All orders punc,u lily executed, and cash lib
orally advanced on Consignments.
PRovIpRNcE, sept. 3, 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
NEW GOODS.
LATHAM rHURSTON,

A-A AkA4AfA IL ~ ho Wv,
Has Jua received by the iass Wasgon from
6oS1og.
a " assortmenl OF Faa * Winter Goops,
"A e.noag which are :--Sope tine, hno and
Soas u9a blue, black, Drown, oiiyc and bottle
& ga Bfoadeloths blue, black, tab, Cobu, E
n'x'd aud Wellington biue Cassimeres; Pc.
iis,e CLOTHS; white, y How, 'ed aud green
FiAnnels; Devonshi. Kefseys; complete
assortment Of BombazouS, Bomoszsens, tar.
tao plaid, wos s,sd Hosiery; Cashmere, Grape
and Mef,oo bordes'd Shawis Vesuoss. black
and olive Vcisets, beaver and kid gloves,
& g'een, black and white Italian Cape; Irish
Linens, steam loom shiruogs, India Couons,
Russia and American diapers, &c. &c. oil Of
whicn VIII be sold as cheap as al sDy Store
IN town.
.NsO,-One bale 6 pieces Imitation Rus
sia SHEETINes.
>wp0gt, sept. IS (3V)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
DIR. RELIES
AS7HMAT'IC PILLS.


a' brosf Of which the .fotto,prg interesaag esres
are submitted 10 public perusali
H-J' M STETSON,
Of Hanover, was years afflicted with violent
paInfn his right breast, attended times with great
.uliy Of breathing, and wholly incapable Of sta
medicines. was cured and his health perfectly res.
tored by boxes Of these pills
~ AN .LLDERLY LADY,
Rer daughter and grand daughter, Of Boston.
we're each dire sdfulIy afflicted with asthma and ds
Guilty Of breathing, we're ell Of them cured aud
stored to perfect health by z boxes.
Judge -------, Of Salem, had been many years sc.
verely afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
al breathing, was cured by 2 boxes his sleep vas
sestorcd on the second night, which had been brok.
co for many years.
4 Laay Of Bosion : turned of 60, was severely
afflicted with cough pam in the side, At times spite
ting Of blood. could not lie down in her bed Tor 4
years, could not sleep but at short intervals,
stored to perfect healh OH taking boxes.
These Pills give instant; ease in all coughs, colds,
asthmas, difficulty Of breathing, wheeling. tight
ness Of the chest, strsiDed stomach, consumption,
pain ia the side, sptt.ng Of bIood chilliness and
shiverngs, the fDrcrunners OF malignant levers, 6c
common colds are removed In few hours, the aged
will experience relief equally agreeable and instant.
sneous, even when thei ungs are Affected. or .qsh
Jor DIR Relics Astbms:ic Pills" One Dor confoin.
ing ~ pi1s J,esvcriiy egees cure 10 prevent in.
pOsia0n, the outside printed wrapper signed wv.
r Conway Observe ais as yoa paine hethh Pre-.
pared and sold wholesale the sole proprietor.
w. T. Conwsy, chemist, No. !, Bumstead Place,
sommoosstreet, Bos,on, by special appointment by
SAMUEL w. vINSON, DrrggiH,
No. 40. Thamcs-strcei, Newport,
4Iss, ~
LemueI w Briggs, Brsiof< .Dercules whitney,
=. II Mason. Providence Dyer 3 Moves, Utidhost
Greene. hsD Lsndes Isaac. y hull, Hartford, and
most druggists. book sellers and poss-Das,ers tbro'
rt the Uni,ed Stats. where nav he had all those
mfy esteemed and highly epprsve'. |" Medicines"
prepared " w. r. Conway. Price One Dollar, 9r
boxes for Eve dollars IL bsxes for nine dollars
,nd ~ dozen bottles fsr 100 dollars.
Dee. 2. 1917. 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23

u EspECrFULLY inform The inhabitants Of New
JOB SHERMAN. Of Nevp port, their agent TO recew,
and deliver al kinds OF si!ks, sstns, crspes, con
qusns, sbaws, silk aud cotton hose, ribbons. cloths
OF all kinds, sufs. Nsnkins &c &C. which aey will
venture to say. will be finished in style equal, II not
superior to any Dyeng House in America, and the
uice Of coiosiog reasonable and crforr, according
70 si-e, yid.b, color, &c Nay ?7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
IN I'OWN-COUNCIL.

Newhsrt sen. Tn II ID 1913
WHEREts, in pursuance of an Act oflhe Town.
passed at 4 rown Meeting held on the 25tA
day of April last, empowering he Town Council TO
make Regulations respecting the common Burial
Ground, &c. The IOwn-Jouncii pI oCeeded To said
Burial Ground on The 18Th June, and divided The
new ground on the west size o said Burial Ground,
into tour quarters, by stalking out Hearse way
through the middle OF it, from North South, and
another sp Gloss The same at light angles from East
to West:
Therefore Resolved. That for the better regua-
tion of al matters concerning the bury;ag sn Asid
new Ground, in the old Ground contiguous the re.
to, the President Of the Council be er ofco supern
tendan, Of The said Grounds, whose duy shall be
TO see that the Hex,ons IN buryinl the Dead, conf
ply strictly with such iiuies and Regulations may
{. ON lane 10 time be adopted by The Council for
their government, aud TO report TO the Council, from
time to ilme any deviation theretiom, as often as
they occur
ond--rhst no Iterments be made in said
Hearse ways but that they he forever Pt open for
the Hearses to pass aud iepass. and tbs, the dead
be buried, IN the fodr quarter Of said ground. IN
straigh, lines or rows from North soulh. in such
manner, that there shalt be pathway OF l8 in
ches wide between each row OF graves, Tor the
,enience OF carrying the bodies from the Hearse,
without trampiing upon the graves.
Taird That any person who wishes to enclose
piece Of ground for family burial ground. shd
Apply to the Superintendent for liberty to do the
same. who shall accordingly point out a reasonable
space for that purpose, and that fence be
built in such manner az to embrace or cover two
rows OF graves, and thereby obstruct the paths be.
tween them.
FanrM,--rhat il sha'! be the duty OF the Sections
to make weekly returns To the Town clerk, vi the
age and sex OF every person be shall bury. and the
disorder OF which he or she died; and the Town
Clerk shall keep book, n which he shall record The
same. and said BOOK shall be open TO the inspection
ofecery person who shall repes, it, free of cxpence
Fifth That the Physicians be requested to in
speot the said record OF Deaths from time 70 time
and correct any mist axes which may have been made
by the sections, who reported them to the iowa.
Clerk ~
That this Order he published in both the News
papers printed in this Town Titness,
JONATHAN ALMr. Councl Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
NOTICE.

THE subscribed requests all persons, who
l. nave been indebted to him Tor cue year
On note or book account, to call and pay wha,
they are owing; as otherwise the demands q.
galnst them Will be put in suit i'm dIa,ciy.
GEORGE WANTON.
Semi, % lotp
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
Rum--7eas-Sngars.

80 hhds ST. Croix RUM-lo0 Chests Hy-
son aud Young lfyson TEAS--5o boxes first
qualify "A ,vans SUGAKS--oifet cd iSr sale,
on liberal terms, by BEANEIT q CO.
Providence, Sefr. 8. 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
CHOCOLATE STORE.
HENRY MOORE,

No. S, MsRKET- SQUARE.
N AS on hand, and keeps constantly for Sale, Ba.
ker's Chocolate and Shells, OF the FIRST quality
6rocers, Country Traders aud families. who want
Chocolate and shells of the first quality will find il
tor ,heir Advantage TO purchase At said store, as
the No L. Chocolate and Shells are warranted to be
Of rs good qualify as any manufactured in the Unit.
ell states, and f upon trial they do prove equal
to the recomme enda,ion, they will be taken back, G.
the money returned together With all charges that
may have arisen for transportation.
.fiso--s SeaesaI assortment of w. I. Goods, as
usual II AnrilS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23

JOB SHEARMAN, :"
II AS received from New Y ork, va
six Of Chldren's pleasing Juvenile Books
--s On. Fr,eAds Journals Of theie ii'es. sno other
valuable Books and Pam, ,ihIcts, Cn various sub.
jects not 10 be found in any other store in t6~n
A good assortment ot Dry Goods, a
mong which are, soperh Cloths, green aud white
silk gauze, &c. SC.
good assortment of Teas, and new Crockery,
Cheap. sept 2j =.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
*m* NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

NIHEN cure for one dollar, or At most for two
w dollars, can be obtained for a cough, co'ds
asthma, difficulty Of breathing, tigh,ness Of thn
chest, wheeging, pain in the side, spitng OF bloods
strained stomach. &c. must it not be a.mattcr of
snrprise that we the obituary daily swelled with
deaths occasloned principally by colds On an averA
age at least
die annually Of consumption originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, then diff.
Guilty of orestI,ng aud pain in the side, at length
the lungs become affected, consumption ensues, and
death closes the scene. Alas too often does pres
Judce, ny listening 10 some and adopting the opin.
ion OF others, prevail thereby preventing a trial Of
such medicines ~ might Afford relief. under tho
idea that no relief can.be obtained. scares casa
occurs but may be relieved by the timely applics.
ton of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
J.. bUkDitk. * son,

}. BUkDitk, * son,
No. rs, Thames street,
Offer Jsr sale.
general ossortment of genuine
w. L. GOGDS - GROCERIES
Al wholesale and retail.
y, .iisa--5oo bushels LIVERPOOL SALT.
CT All persons indebte,lto the late ii IN of M.
WEAVER. & Co. are called upon to make immediate
payment 10 l. BuRDIcK
Newport Feb. 25, 1918. &C
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
CARDING.
BY Animal Power.
ID VIVID WILLIAMS,

f' Informs MsJi1cnds, and Ne hn6Hc,
THA L he can accommodate them with
i Cardiog OF WOOL, through thc d,y
season, at nj, Shop, No. Sc Bcoad Street,
where his Machines are WV erecting by
morse Powee They will probably be in oper-
alton by the iosh of the present month ! iii,
hoped the isrilniss they offer TO the lnhabi-
,dnts Of this scwn and It's vicIhiiy and OF
jamestown psr,icuiariy, will ensure their
patronage.
~. Wool brought 10 the morning may
BIO received sgsin a, night.
Nswpoii, 5th OF 8 h no. 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
10 BIZ. SOLD,

y. I y DFs COLD,
THAT pleasantly situated stand in SsrM-kings-
= iowa consisting of a large two-story dwelling.
house. barn, crib aud other out-bui'dings. with A.
boul so acres, Of land, nest Of which 10 of good
qlaIi,y; together with lanyard. shop, shed, and
bark house, all in pretty good repair. Tie said
farm is miles from the south ferry, on the post.
road to New.London. Any person wishing 10 pur-
chase. will do we'll to call aud see said farn SOON
to those il will recommend its situation. and other
advantages For further particulars, apply TO the
subscriber, ia Westerly.
wM. PBLKHAM, jun
Westerly, sept rs. 1918