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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-14
Little River Turnpike Comp

JANUARY IL, 1878. =.
4 DIVIDEND OF six per cent. for The
N year ending on the 3lst December,
1917, is this dav declared, and will be
paid to the stockholders in this company
or their legal representatives, on demand.
By order Of the stockholders,
JONAH THOMPSON, Treaus.
January IA wtmlm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-14
Vaudeville e Larmour,
OFFER FOR SALE.
10 n DRUMS Turkey figs

OFFER FOR SALE,
10 A DRUMS Turkey figs
-Lo4 20 bales, sacks and boxes
soft sheled almond,
200 boxes muscatel u bloom raisins
- 80. casks frs, quality co!ored Go
shen CHEESE 80,
so casks western butter, for family
use.,
600 lbs. Tennessee lis. feathers
10 hhds. 90 bbls. whiskey
S hhds. rectified do.
10 hh1s. northern rum
pipe superior Holland gin
80 bids. Barbados bright moIasses
40 hhds. LIST and I'd quail. sugars
$50 bags Ilav. 4 st. Domingo coffee
/ case nutmegs and cloves
9 seroons Hotant indigo. =:
With wines, liquors, and groceries as
usual.
N. B. Grocers and families can be
supplied at The lowest prices, with mould
and dipped candles Ut their own manu-
factory. OF superior qualities to those i'm
ported from the eastward. Boxes cx
changed. JanHar, Q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-14
This Day Landing,

This Day Landing,
TR0M on board the brig Benefactor,
A. Captain Rowland, from Marseilles,
and for sale by n. kEENE,
Hermitage & Muscatsl wines in cases
Hats in boxes
Figs in do.
Yrunes in do.
COrks in bags
Writing and Wrapping Paper in bales
so sacks salt.
he HAS IN STORE,
so bales German Linens
$50 boxes Raisins
Is or casks Sherry Wine, sup. q'y.
1000 bushels Cadiz Salt.
January Is II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-14
Music.
WOOD respectfully informs the

VIZ WOOD respectfully informs the
w :. ladies' and gentlemen OF this
city, that his Night seheOl for teaching
SACRED Music is now open at the school
room near his dwelling house, ST A.
saph's-s.reet. Attendance on Monday
and Thursday nights only. The second
nna rts, will commence the 18th Instant.
Mr. w. win attend at the residence Of
any lady or gentleman DESTROYS Of re-
ceiyiny instruction by private lessons in
Focal Music, or on the Fano foris.--
An instrument win be provided tor those
who may wish such an accommodation
January sta'hS"
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Lassdinn,

nj, !. Landing, ..
9. From schooner Ellen from Havre)..
1Enn BURR STONES, superior
lO" quality
40 tons Plaster Paris, ard.
A small quantity EIgay Butter
From scar William 4 Mary fr. N.Yothf
so bbls. apples in good order
From, schooner Hian from Pbilade!phiaJ
S or. casks Malaga Wine.
From schooner Emily Com Noriolkl
10 kegs Chewing Tobacco, in l, h.
twists. represented to be Of choice quali-
ty-For sale by
:, BARNEWALL & P0PnAM.
January 8 = d3wsSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-14
Notice.

Notice.
TINE subscriber takes this method Of
IL returning his thanks to his friends
and the public generally for past favors,
and informs them he has moved irem
Neab,co Hafel near to POh;ck Chorch,
where he mas q convenient house and
good stable, and will. keep private enter
tainment for all those whe may favor him
with their custom. Gentlemen travelling
with their families Can be peaceably en-
tertained, as the house is small distance
from the road, and no disorder kept.
WILLIAM LINDSAY, !r.
January 6 tuthsst.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-14
To Butchers.

> . =. To Butchers.
r HAVE for sale, Twenty large FAT
BEEvES, at the Pignut Farm, near
the. Thorough Fare Mill, Eauquier. Mr..
JOHN HAaMtTT, the manager on the
Farm, will treat for them, il called on
before the Goth INST. Hewho hugs must
take the whole, as they will not be sold
in any other way. l
RIB. HENDERSON,
EY'r OF A. Henderson.
Leesburg, Jan. I2 mwf4t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-14
OF REFORM.

or,
HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND.
frederic, Mr.. Lege
Lord Avondsle, Hutlan
General Tarragan, Thomas
Mr. Fermeut, Caldwell
Tyke, Entwisle
Old Man, Monier
Timothy, <. Emserton
Bailiff, Carr
Peter, Emberton
Jailor,. Wynne
Servant, Stewart
Julia 'Tarragnn, Mrs. Legg
Mrs. st. Clalr, Monier
Mrs. FerDent, Entwisle
Mrs. Nicely, Thomas
Shelah, Miss Iilden
The EPILOUGE by Mrs. Entwisle.
At the end Of the Play MIR. Legg will
recite the favorite piece of
ALONZO THE BRAVE.
A SAILORs HORNPIPE,
liz character by Mrs. Lsgg.
POOR .HaRY, THE MAID OF THE
INV,
By Mr.. Caldwell.
Tie Whole to conclude with the Musical
.Afterpiece of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-14
Elegant Furniture.

Elegant Furniture.
DRADLkY T. ABERCROMBIE, op-
I'D posite the Mechanics Bank, offer
for sale three elegant Sideboards. carved,
one elegant Sofa, and number of high
post Bedsteads--all manufactured BY
themselves.
n. B. The above furniture will be sold
low for cash, or given in exchange for
wet goods. Jan. IS SIS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-14
Office Of Alanne Insurance Comply Z
- III - L.. L.. - Z

Office Of Alnnne Insurance Comp'yl
of aleaandr,r, December 9.
TIME stockholders in the Maine In
sursncs Company Of Alexandria
ar. hereby notified that an election for
fifteen directors, to s5rvc for one year,
will be held at fheir Office, from the hours
of 10 till 2, on Thursday the 18th day Of
January next. -.
The transfer book will be closed from
9 o'clock, p. N. Of Monday the i2th, TIL
tie election is closed. $780,.
December 8 f~ss
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-14
Candles, Oil. &c.

on BOXES g permaceti Candles
~ so casks Whale Oil o.. .. -
10 casks winter pressed Srerm. oil.
100 sacks Liverpool blown Salt--re-
ceived per sloop Regulator, and for sale
BY &. +. H ROWLAND.
mo. 8 tuthsSt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-14
BY P. G.. M.dRs1'ELLER.

On FRIDAY, 10 Am. -
Will be sold at the Vendue Store, corner
of Prince and Water streets,
For the benefit Of the underwriters, and
all concerned,
80 barrels damaged FLOUR.
January H.. 80. 80. ..a.,. o.. -
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Notice

E>HE public are forewarred from
Il hunting with either dog or gun, or
in any other manner trespassing within
my enclosure near Alexandra.
WALTER II. JENIFER.
Mnunt.Eagle, Jan. IS lw "a.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-14
THEATRE.
MRS. LEGG's BENEFIT.

The Managers respectfully announce
to the public, that having made arrange
ments to open the Washington Theatre,
the Alexandra Theatre will close on Sa.
turday, the 18th inst. and will reopen,
for the after season, as soon as they have
fulfilled the above engagements.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-14
Sales at auction.
By JOHN JACKSON q CO.

TyIs DAY, a. 10 i. n.
Will be sold ut their Auction Roorss, q
n,on. street.
A quantity Of DAMAGED GOODS and
OTHERS, to close differeHt concerns.
The sale will be peremttDry.
Wilt-be added to this days sale,
8 bales. cloths
white flannel
i Hushings !.
company bsndannas
l.. in ia cottons
40 barrels apples
90 boxes Hunters pipes
go ditto long pipes v
o,. IS demijnhps sold Madeira wire. ip
quantity tos:i: Purchasers The whole
will be sold without re.,rse.
5 boxes wool ca.ds
5 ditto cotton ditto
Camcolaic, ETC.. etc.
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Dropt

Schr. Jersey, from N. York.
N ANIEI JOHNSON and DANIEL
~ BANE, who left the above sch'n'r
al Fort Washington, on their passage hi.
Their, are informed that their chests have
been left at LINDSAY & HrLL's store, on
the wharf. where they will be delivered
or application. st January IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-14

On THURSDAY EVENING, hS. IS,
viii be presented Merton's celebrated
Comedy, in five acts, Of the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-14

. See IL" treaty freaee with France,
n-7S, at. 2lS', L :. Laws, vol. !. p. IS ;
it'll the Netherlands, 1872, arr. 10, v. L,
\. i61; With Sweden, lTSS, art. IS, vol.
z. 1871: with Great Britain, 1904, art.
v Up. 2lS; with PRUSSIA, 1885, art
b VI. p. s3S, aud 1897. art. 20, p. $50 /;
y. 80 Sr,iH, 1895, art. -, y. 1, 7. go.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-11

OAGRESSION.IL CUkLOSI7IES.
Here msy be seen King, an Esrt the Pshe
and an .db6on. Here also may be Witnessed
the philosophy Of Nevion, the metaphysics
Of an Edzoards,,hs poo,icai powers Of a Camp.
beA, Byvon and bloomfield, and the vsIo. OF o
WaAaee--nay Moore, the strength OF Somt-
sonand the congregsted proves Of thrse he!-
sons. A Parroff and Hogs, wilha Shorf
Co6t. A Waiker Of much Sheed TWO NO
bic 2ayiors, J'aic Bn'lev, . Rich Sawyer, a
Pleasant Bar6er, Smarf Mason, a Aew Cook,
and Sfrong Miller. Two Biounf Sapage
Hunters A Trouh OF Smiths, with Ser
geant.--The cisy Of Porris, with HaHs, ,Stores,
Lanes aod Mills. A Fafier, and on .dsh .man.
And Cay, Tar and Rice.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-11
Vol. o.
.ADisceitanp.
Frop the philad. lphia Aurora.
Erract ef leuer Jrem Caa.=, dafed

ETiracs ~ ietfer from Coa.=, Gafed AS-
pember 9, 1917.
The Russian Ambassador, Talschef, hss
arrived bee from Mad,id. He has come 10
receive Russian fleet, hourly expected, and
in the fleet IL j. said, comes one of the Em-
pcrou''s brothers. The Ace, consists Of six
sail ol lie line and niue higates, with troops,
some say 5000; the object is to take possess
sion OF the Island of Minoica, which il ape
pears, has been ceded by Ferdinand TO mo
Emperour ot Russia--,hc latter engaging to
assist IN rcconqoering the Spanish Americas.
{" We know not what the copse quences will
be, but it is generally supposed that the B it-
ish cabinet cannot view with indifference
such extfaordipaiy measures.-.Spanisht tranS-
ports, with $500 men, are all IN actual Seadi-
ness 10 join The Russian squadron the mo-
ment they appear their, destination is un-
known, some however suppose they are
bound 10 the Mediterranean TO occupy ths
Territory ced,d 10 the sister OF Fei eidinsnd, thu
Queen ot E,tu'ia.
"The ptivateers continue their dcprcda-
,iops in this neig hbourhood, aud cap,u, e all
most eyeIy thing coming from Spanish A
merica.
"Cadis is in o most deplorabc condiiipp--
its commerce entirely destroyed, and the
greatest misery prevails hero, aud in the is-
laad, where Captains OF Royal men OF war,
and Royal Bngadie,s, are seen begging aims
IN the street."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-11
From the Washington CITY Gazette.

From the Washington City Gazette.
owe have bee0 ioiormcd that several OF
the revolutionary officers at present IN ,his
city, intend paying visit to Mount Vernon
where the ,emains Of Gen. WAsHISoToy
are deposited. We can scarcely conceive q
scene more truly interesting to the feelings
aged warriors of liberty bending in sorrowfui
veneration over the Hero, with whom forty
years ago, they were companions in arms,
I, would be subject tina, might employ the
talents OF West"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-11
nDYERrlSrMENT.

TIE subscriber begs leave to inform bis friends
IN particular, and the public in general. that
ne now carries his Trade, as usual, on the Long
Wharf, below the Bridge, and opposite Mr.. TBonA
MEssEa's shop lie rspairs iocks Of every kind,
makes keys OF every sort, meods brsss kettles. o.
any sort of brass ware lie mends umbrellas in the
nestest manner and does all sorts of small work 10
his line of business. The smallest fayors in his wa,
viii be thankfully received and punctuslly perform
ed, by Your obt humble servant,
" WILLIAM CRANsTON.
.NeEborf, Seas IL. 1916
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From the N. "A. Patriot. .

Il new heod.-iiis oio one being worn out,
Maj Russell, since the commencement OF
The new yea, has substituted a new head Tor
his Cen,inei instead Of" MassaehusetssF Fed
eralist and Columbian Con,incl," he has II
{" .fmeriean Fcderalis,," &c. The Msjors
grown wise since The visi, Of the Presidents
thinks ], more houssablc to be an Amerieas
shsn .. Massochrseffs, alias BossoO stamp
Rssss1 1:1sss Ne uofc hss neso head my
wear better, and be less subject 70 Wild pcyc-
',rs and zoanton /roicking, than the oid one.
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TO Let al Public Auetion.

nN WEDNESDAY,, Feb, 25. 1918, at ? O'Clock,
~ r. M (if fair, if not, the FIRST fair day after, }
on the premises. for the term Of one year. the Real
Estate OF the Hon. Joseph Cundall. late OF Ports.
mouth, deceased viz
The Cspk Farm, (so cal'ed) contsining 100 acres
ofexcelsat Land-and the Ferry Farm $50 called }
containius about 20 acres Both Farms are of ca.
cellen, SD for grazing on tillage land
dweking Honse convenient for one or two
small fsm'lies, and contiguous to either OF The above
Farms
4 .ftso--fhe Grst-Mill, Clothier's Works, Rcping
>snd spsaug Machines-and all the apparatus nee.
essary for manufacturing wooden cloth
SAMUEL CLARKE,
GILES MANCHESTER, 'fd"'''
Portst, t,outh. Jan %, 1913 5w.
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From the Connecticut journal.
CURIOSITY.

Mr.. CoSvERsE--1hc following extract frem
an old newspaper, may perhaps be deemed
worthy Of insertion in The Jou, nal--When
VIC reflect that In Pspal Churches, a row of
pictures was often suspended upon. The
walls, the Bin Of the Painter viii appear
far from fsncifuI. EDIxRunH FEB r.
Cohy ofa .Painfers's Blu, hresented 10 ne
Vsery for svoyk done IN country Church.
To filling up the chink in the Red Sea,
and repairing tho damages OF Phafoah's Host.
TO new Thief onthe Ctoss.-To clean
ing six Of the Apostles, and adding sn enino
Dew Judas Iscsriot 10 a new pair Of hands
for Daniel in the Lion's Den, and new set
of Teeth for the Liones.-To a new al,era.
ton in the Belief, and mending the Com
mandmep,s.--To repairing Nebuchadnez-
zr's 'bead,--To meDGing tho Pitcher Of
Jacob, dsugh,er.-T To cleansing the Whales
Belley, vanishing Jonah's face and mendiDg
lis eft srm.--Tos aew shirt 10 Joseph's
garmsn,.--To sheo, anchor, a jury mast,
ono long boat, 70, Nosh's Ark.---To max
ing a new head for Holifetses, end cleaning
Judih's bsnds.--To giving blush to the
che. as Of Eve, en- presenting the apple to
Adsm---To mendipg the Net in the mirsc-
ulous draf, Of fshes-To perspective glass
tor David vie wing Bsthsbeba, and mending
ri, righ, eye.--To painting new city ia the
isne Of Nod.--To cleaoiog the Garden Of
Eden after Adams cxeulsion.--To finishing
shoulder of mutton, and shin Of beet IN
The mouths Of the two Ravens feeding Elijah
----:o:<t:o:--
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Commissioners Nokiee.

WE the subscribers. having been appointed BY
w the Hon Court ot Probate in the town of New
port, in The county Of Newport, Commissioners TO
receive and examine the claims agans, the estate Of
ROBERT Il. CARR,
late Of Newport, mariner, deceased, represented in
solvent, do hereby give notice that six months, from
the 5ih inst are allowed the creditors of said Us
tate to bring in and prove their claims, and that
We viii attend for that purpose, at our respective
dwellings, during said period
WILLIAM MOORE, jr, Z coum;..;oo.r,
THOMAS CLARK, oo"''"'''e'''
All persons indebted to the Estate of said decess-
ed, are called upon to make immediate payment to
WIN a. G HELME, Administrator. +.
Newbort, Feb. 4. 1918.
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Commissioners, Notlce.

(ME the subscribers, having been appointed BY
w the Hon Court Of Probate in the town OF Mid
jietown. in the county Of Newport. Commissioners
receive and examine the claims against the estate
Of SALATHIEL WAuD,
late OF Msldletown, Iaborer, deceased. represent-
ID insolvent do hereby give notice that six months,
from Jan Goth. are allowed to the creditors OF said
Estate to bring in and prove their respective claims,
and that We will attend for that purpose, at Our re-
spectve dwellings,, any time within that period
Giles enisH MAScas;srnn, HsaaH; Commissioner
All persons indebted 10 the Estate OF said deceas
cd. are called upon 10 make immediate payment to
MABY WARD, Administrative.
M,ddietown. Ian d. 1918
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Sec. 2. .fnd Be it further enacted. That the
amount thereof, when SO sscertained, shall
be paid ou, Of any money in the treasury not
otherwise Appropriated.
January %, lsi8--Approved.
JAMES MONROE.
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-fsd Possession given the SSH March,
"A BOUT Sixty Acres of Land, with a Dweing.
\ Hoase, barn, crib, aud olher buildings there.
on IN good repair, lying in the town of Newport.
about ouf nile from the centre Of said Town, and
now IN the oetupa,ion of Mr. GEORGE ARMsrRoNo
For tesns, apply to JOHN CoGGEsHALL, or
NICHOLAS TAYLOR.
Newport Jan IA, 1878. If.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-11

The above Glass will be cut and fitted TO any
size, by sending dimensions, and will he sold at the
lowest Manufactory, prices The quality Of the
Boston Grove Glass, where known, needs
commendation--and to those unacquainied with it,
it is offered as superior TO all other manufactures
whatever of Crown Glass, AS to colour, briIiiancy.
thickness snd strength, and considering the quality
and condition, cheaper The Chelmsford will not
suffer by comparison with any other Glass Of the
same species.
w. WILLBoR continues his business at No. 2,
Mli-streei, wncie he has constantly for sale, Eng.
lsh Crown Glass American do. Of different kinds
window Putty Of toe first quality; with general
Assortment OF GROCERIES Also An assortment
Of Cedar woodeu WARE. (such as we're sold in this
town only by the late W Langley, and made by J.
HAcr'er) consisting Of Cheese Tubs, milk and wa.
ter Pats with and without covers, &c &c. and war.
r,hted of The first qiay - Lkezise. He purchases
broken Flint GLASS (tf1 Dec 81, 1917.
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Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT for the reiief u Winslow & IIenry
Lewis.

LEWIS.
BE it enacted, BY the Senate and H,use o(
Rehresentaivss Of she Uaifed SUES Of .anc.
yiea in Congress assembled, That the proper
accounting officers Of The Treasury Depart
ment be, and they are hereby, authorized and
directed to settle, in such manner as may
fbel Just and reasonable the claim Of Wins.
iow aud Hsory Lesis. for moneys deposited
in the hands Of NJ. NJ. Noah, late consul Of
the Uaited States az Tunis, and which may
have been applied by tie said ~. NJ Noah
60 the psymen, Of eertain bills Of exchange,
drawn by said Noah on the Department OF
State, for the purpose Of raosoming Auefi-
can prisoners at Aigier'. Provided That
the sum to be allowed shall no, exceed SIX
teen thousand three huodred and nipeiy sis
dollars, and fouy-nine cents.
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10 LEI.

A FARM containing between three and four hun.
n dsed acres. with saw mill and good buildings
thereon, lyng in Exeter, about three miles from
Little. Rest, now improved by BEkJAMIS WELLS
For condi,isas, apply to
CHRISTOPHER SWEET, Newport, or
l. BAILEY HALL, Middietown.
Newport January z, 1878
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Clerks OGee sup,enle JudleialC Cowt,
hewh sc.

VfWNDFI, &c,
XA BRREAS Nichols Hazard Of Portsmouth bath
w this day filed in said Office the Copy OF an
Act Of the honorable General Assembly Of the
State OF Rhode.island and Providence Plantations,
passed at their October session A. ID 1917, Grant
ing him the benefit Of an act passed june, A. ID.
i756 entitled Act for the relief Of nsovent deb
iors This is therefore to notify the Creditors Of
Of the said Nichols Hazard that they be and sp.
pear IT they see 6t at the Supreme Judicial Court
to be hidden At Newport within and for the Cou~.
IF Nevprt on the first Monday Of March next, 10
nominate Commissioners 10 receive An assignment
OF the Estate u the said Nichols for the benefit Of
aid Crdiiors. GIDEON PALMER, Cink.
Newport, Feb. 9, 1918.
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SAMUEL w. VINSON, Dynggist,
No. 40, ThAa,es-s,rcct, Newport.
BOo 10. AM CIs.IMSgOnD
WINDOW GLHSS.
WILLIAM N!LLBOR

IL AVtNG been appointed Agent for the Boston
4 and Ghelusferd Glass .Uaufactory, he Of.
fers at wholesale and tail, his Brick Store, No
2, Mistreet, all tina sizes that ,hey cut at their
Manuiac,oiy, by giving timely notice, and has the
following Sizes, hand, made at their Mauufactory
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-11
NOTICE.

THE Pirn Of CRANsTON & SHAW was dis.
solved on the 9Th inst by the decease Of Mr
Hssay SHAW All persons indebted to said Firm.
are requested 10 make immediate payment, at Store
No. 2, seotts Wharf, 10
HENRY Y CRANsTON.
Snrsspiny PsrfHer.
Newport, Jxh 2s, 1917.
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Vdluable Properly. For safe.

es""0ie 'VPeTV'.'IW sac.
TIE subscriber will either sell or lease the House,
IN which he now lives, in Thames. .stree,--and
have mediate possession. He will sell some land,
adjoining The estate of the late George Chsmplin,
Esq Which land is very convenient for House lots,
tie will either sell or lease his farm at Sachueast.
point, in Mlddietowa. lie has some Furniture also
tor sale. NATH. HAZARD.
Jan. 81. 1916.
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Clerks Office Supreme judicial Court
Nesshorl, &C.

"HEREAS MAay CAarEa, wife Of LAwros
w CARTsR, Of Newport. in the county Of New.
port, blacksmith. hath this day fled in said Office
her ittiton praying. for the reasons therein stated
ihst tie bands Of Marriage, subsis,ing between he
and the said Lswtoo Carter, may be dissolved, and
Decree Of Divorce he promulgated This 10 there.
fore notify the said Lawton Carter,thst bebe and
appe,r he sees 6t) the -uprene Judicial Court.
IN be holden at Newport within and for the county
Of fNswport. on the hrs, Monday Of Msrsh next. to
shcv cause, az any he halh.) Why the prayer oi
said petition should not be- granted
GIDEON PALMER, Clerk.
N,wport. January &c, 1912