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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30
Columbian Ice House.

M 4 tnt I'D TO commence delivering
w Ice on the FIRST II June, upon The
usual terms, viz. Six Dollars (paid in
adrancs) for the season, TO consist # 100
DAYS. Subscriptions received AID tickets
delivered BY
RICH. II. LITTLE,
or
WM. F. THORNTON.
May 2s It
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30
Tanning and Currylng.

JOSEPH HESTON continues to car
o. ry on the above business at his old
stand in Prince street. between Water
and Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with promptness and despatch.
He keeps constantly on hand large
assortment of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30
SALES AT AUCTION.
BIZ JOHN JACKSON e 10.

THIS DAY, at 10 A NJ.
Will he sold at our roorns.
An invoice Of goods just received per
sloep Regsle, capt. Andrews, from N!%
York, consisting of
bale Rome lsiks
S duck
2 Luckipore bsftas
! Chitabilla 10
Maca sanrahs
9 Burboon g,rrahs
8 short nankeens
10 German linens
! case cotton hosiery -
l pins in boxes
] cotton balls in boxes
cotton cassimeres
l maddabodan shirtings
l steam-lOOm do =
l muslin shawls
do nantes
l nankeens
l jackenett muslins
cambria do
! domestic plaids, yc
9 sewing silks
l 81 layentine shawls .
2 ginghims
trunk suPerfne cal'icoes
/ do do chintzes
d, dc do tur,itures 49,.
Together with genera. assortment ,ef
seasonable goods in sore which will Be
sold on liberal transformations at
sale. ....1 -.
In addition to the above we have re.
ceiveh per ship John Brown from ProYi.
dence,
case domestic shirtings
brown. shirtings
! domestic ginghams
! do stripes
l do chambraws
l %, do b., checks -. ). s~a
, ] floss cotton and cotton threads
white and colOured assorted
May so
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30
Architecture,

after the system of P. Nicholson, and
other modern architects. Early appli-
cants will have the preference, as the
number viii be limited. He still conti-
nues to give lessons in Paintings on vel
vet, silk, satin, &c.-White velvet, vel
vet colors. and brushes for sale.
Nav % ST
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30
Leather,

OF as various qualities as can be found in
any shop in the District-which he will
dispose OF at very low prices for cash.
. II mo 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-30
Oranges.
Robert GRAY

D ESPECTFULLY INTO; tn his friends
u and former customers, that he has
N rnc"d the
|aokbindins and Stationary
Business,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18

TERuou 's PROFESSOR OF Phys'c IN the above
mentioned seminary. whose certificate accompanies
each bottle. 1t cannot be supposed that gentlemen
of such high professional merit would ps,ronize and
recommend q, composition which did rot deserve
tie confidence Of the community Price so cts.
lsegu- Enekand Eye-Safye--
safe, active aud eificacious remedy in all weak,
watery. or in6amed eyes, and superior to all the
eye.waters ever invented Price So cts. a box.
Jarvis Aatibiiious and Worm PiAs--
better medicine for the above complaints never
was discovered They are universally approved Of
Scotch In,br0ved Ointment =
The only remedy in the world. which cures the
ITCH in four hours. 1t is safe and pleasant Price
so cts. a box.
UJ> The above Medicines are for Sale BY s. W.
vINsoN, Druggist, No. ITO. Thsmes.stree,, who
keeps constantly on hsnd, general assortment of
''. Drugs and Medicines
Of good quality, and on reasonable terms.
Newport. Nov. ~. a-fi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
,PlD H1'R ".
Irop she Long Island Star.
SEDUCTION.

Fr0qs she Long Island Star.
SEDUCTION.
what means that nngoid look, that tear swol'n eye,
Those bursting sighs t,atrend an aching heart
They prove 10 me some evil hand is nigh,
some william, armd with hell's ehyenom'd dart.
And are there beings grac'd with human form.
Whose guilty souls their own base deeds ne'er
vew1
Who tear from virtue every tender narnc,
And Did to hope and peace last adieu'
Heaven blast the wretch. & brAg him to death,
Who thus on female lovelincss presumes;
kst infamy attend his latest breath,
And snatch from him that peace which hope IL.
lumes.
But yet. O Saviour! cleanse his guilty soul,
And in thy bosom give his spirit rest;
Let him repent, return and be made whole,
Thy blood alone can make him truly b'est
And OH, unhappy fair one doom'd tn pine,
And drink the bitter drcgs Of sorrows cup,
May mercy, heavenly mercy. still be thine.
Wash tho foul stain. and whisper "yet there's
hope"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
CAPT. ati-FFIE.LD ATWOOD.

nF Bristol, X. L. informs his fsiends and the pub.
- i'c. that by the advice of his friends and many
otners. who have been cured b, him, Of obstinate
Disorders that he will undertake the sneey and ef
fcctuai cure Of the strangurysil sorts of gravely
conp'aints--al sorts Of falling sickness-al, ner.
sous complaints colics-- --cramps in the
seomach-,fever sorcs--scrofala Rheumatic com.
plaints--and disorder Of a certain kind, very
speedily, leaving the patient perfectly sound tic
a'so cures the piles old standing coughs and dysen-
tary,
The above complaints he processes to cure nj the
most speedy, safe, and efiectual manner--and Wal
be grateful for a share Of public patronage.
lie also cures the scurvy in the teeth and the
tooth.acae--and as the teeth become loose by the
scurvy, he fastens them to the gum, as sound az
ever nauseous or rdisagrceable breath he sweat.
tens by his n,edicns in or 8 days. tie performs
cuce OF that horrd disorder, called the scadhead in
very short time AL burns and scolds he cures In
l4or Is days, it applied to immediateiy. A recipe
tor the above cure can be had, application to him.
Bristol. July ], 1917 CT1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
UNION fACTOFY.

THE subscriber informs his friends aud he pub.
lie, that Capt. Ceosse Lawton, IN Ti,er,oa,
um .'ioors, jun. aud J n Peaocdy, Newport, ale
the Agents TO receive articles inlendtd for tic Tn.
ion FACTORY. tr
lie continues to color and dress wool.n Cloths
OF all descrptions--to Card Sleeps Wool Of all
grades, and TO manufacture Plains, Ss,,inets Coat
ngs, F'annels, &c Of various coiours aod shades-
Those who will favor him with their custom in his
me-. may depend on having their work done in he
best manner, and on reasonable terms. and The
smalles, favor will be gratefully aeSnoa adgcd
JOHN DABLOLK.
portsmouth, Jan. %. 1918 3w
Portsmouth Wooieu Manvfaesory.
TIE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
tic, that he continues to Card into rolls cps
Wool, ef all grades Also TO color and finish oot-
en- Cloths in very supesor manner, and TO colour
garments ripped or who!c to colnur Yarn for cos~f
erlets carpets &c. Of various colors and shades
He continues 10 Manufac tare Piaus, Sa.iDncts,
Cassimercs. Coaiings, FlanneIs, &c. on very mod.
crate ,srms.
Having the best Of machinary and experienced
workman, in every branch, Gsitcrs himself he shalt
IN future be able 10 do ALL any part of the above
business, IN q satisfactory manner.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, (Cnrdslrs ybiys,) Nov IL, 1877?
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
WOUNDED SOLDIER.
WAR DEPARTMExr,

Pension Office, Dee. 23.
The following evidences will be required in al
militia cases, AMI in cases Of the regular army.
where the discharge and surgeons certificate have
been lost OF destroyed, or where they have never
been originally granted, to enable the Secretary of
War to grant pensions, viz
In cases where the regular discharge and the
surgeons certificate for disability, cannot be had.
the applicant for pension, whether he has been
soldier OF the regular army, milirisman in the
service OF the United States, mus, produce the
sworn certificate Of his captain, or other officer un
DER whom he served, stating distinctly the time aud
place OF his having been wounded or otherwise
d'saosed, and that the same wounds or d;sabii,ics
arose while in the service Of the United States.
ana IN the lirc Of his duty. with the affidavit of one
or more surgeons physicians whether of the ar-
my'or citizens, accurately describing the wouc.l.
and stating the degree Of disability TO which tire
solder may be entitled under il ; these documcn,s
to be sworn to before Judge Of the United States
Court, or some state Judge or Justice of the
Peace, and u satc Judge or Jusice oS tho
Peace, then usde. the zeal Of the Clerk Of the
County in which such Judge or Justice NAV re,;de.
and the name of the Psyinastcr who last paid the
soldier az rclosing 10 the service If the United
States, 10 be in every instance FURNISHED by ,ie an.
piicant, In order 10 dctorm.c the dale Of the corn.
menoenest Of biz res,sioa '""
-, Printers Of the la~s of the United s,s,o. 40,
requested to insert the s5oyc two monies. rn,i.sn'
ward their accccr,a fcs payHesi To the War ~.
p'ru-''' Ian, -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
AROMATIC SNUFF
RRH AND HEADACHE.

his Snuff, as celebrated
for its agreeable fragrance, IS for its
efficacy in the cure OF recent Ca
;srrh and slow nervous headache, is
osed and approved by the present
Professor Of Chemistry in Harvard
University, at Cambridge. in Masss-
husetts, and by some of the first
Physicians in The United States, and
IS also recommended BY Doct. Wa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
DIREcTTAx OF 1916:

\ lone.
Housen o
ckinue forenoon
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
House OF Entcrtl1iD,u-y,

ChAnD BARKER respectfully informs his
= friends and former customers, that he has re.
turned to his native town, and has taken the house
in the rear of the shop Of DAvIp WILLrAns.
watch'maker, north side of The Parade, u few doors
above the Newport Bank, where he intends 10 keen
House of Entertainment, aud will use every exe,
ton to give satisfaction to those who will favor him
with their company.
Clubs and Private Parties will be accommodated
as usual-and few steady Boartlers can be .,lm,i-
ted. Newnor, hp,iI % ,a,,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
~. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

"HEN cure fer one dollar, or al mes, fos two
w dollars, can be obtaiGed ior a cough. cold
asthma. difficulty Of biealhing. tieh,ness Of ,he
chest wheeling. psi'; in the side. spng OF blood,
strained stomach. &c. must il not be a mailer Of
surpr'ze that we see the obituary daily swell,d with
deaths occasioned principally by colds On an aper-
are az icasf
~ One Hundred T' FLffy Thousand Persons
a'e annually OF consumption, originating principally
from taking cold ing with cough diem a a.
Guilty of breathing and pain in the side, at lene,h
the lungs become affected, consumption ,n.ues. and
death closes the scene. Alas too often doc. nre.
jrdice. by listening to some aud adopting he opn.
ION OF others, prevail thereby preventing ,iai Of
idea that no relief can be obtained Scarce, case
occurs but may be relieved by the timely sppiie..
lion Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE
). T.HJP,S7ON

40. ~. Saring .sfrect, three doors north Of
Trinity Church.
AIDES and Gentlcmen desirous of good accom-
- modations at a f..ivate Boarding. .Honse. "a a
pleasant situation as any in Newport, are invited 20
sa'i ca at the above mentioned bsuseShere they may
DC assured that every exertion will be made TO ra,
Ger their situation pleasant and agreeable.
Newport, July So 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
DIR. RELIES
IS7 HM17IC Pills

.as prOs Of ~hies 0e ai,O.0ins interesting c,,rs.
are submitted 10 public perusal:
b. Nj S1ETSON.
OF Hanover, was years afilicted with ,.cent
pain in his right breast, attended at times with great
difficulty of breathing, and wholly incapable Of at.
tending business after having tried in vain all other
tored BY 2 boxes Of these pills.
pr AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and grand daughter, Of Boston,
were each dreatliuiy Sf'lcted with asthma and ifR-
Guilty Of breathing, were all of then, cured and re-
stored to perfect health by boxes.
Judge -, of Salem, had been many years sc.
verely afflicted with violen, cough and difficulty
OF breathing, was cured by boxes his sleep va.
restafed OH The second night, which had been hrok.
en- for many years. t..f ss9t
"A LAZY Of Boston turned of 60, was seyereIy
afflicted with cough pain in the SIDE at tiines spit
ting OF blood, could hot lie down in her bed Tor a
years, could not sleep but at short intervals wa. re-
stored to perfect health on taking boxes
inese r,,s give instshi case in all cosghs, colds,
asthmas, difficulty of breathing, wheezine tipIt.
ness OF the chest, strained stomach, consunp,ion.
pam IN the side, splitting Of blood, chillines IS ard
shVerngs, the forerunncfs u mslig ant fevers &c
common colds are removed in Il " hours, The sped
will experience relief equally agreeable a,d instant
aneous, even when the lungs arc affected az yas
for " DR. Relfe's Asihmntr Pills" One bon route.g
'ry IL faas Frequently Effects CUE 10 prepen. ,ns
PoaHon, The outside prn,cd wrapper is signed O. w
T. Conway O6serve hs ~ you ualue Hcaly Pre-
pared and sold wholesale by the sole proprietor.
w. I. Conway, chemist, No. 1, Bums,esd Place
Cofnmon-street Boston, & by special appon, ment by
= SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druge1st,
No. 10, Thaues.strect, Newport,
.Yico, BY
i1muel W. Briggs. Brisof; Hercules Whitnev.
.. IL Mason, Precedence Dycr & Howes Wind1,in,:
Sreene, Nss.Lexdoa Isaac u Bull Hartford; !; ,rd
most druggists booksellers and post N. s,e,s ,iro'
out the United States. where may be had ali those
Justly esteemed and highly apfroVed Medicines"
freparea ny w. I. Conway pri,e One Dollar. or
SIX boxes tor five dollars, II boxes for nine aoiirs.
and IL dozen bottles Tor 100 dollars. Dec s, 1877.
PRIV AI'E DO EnIA q ~ u L. !.
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l'oo spring Of salt water has been dscov.
cred IN Upper Canada. not far from tire Mia.
ga. =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18

- PRINTING, IF at md, ersrpted !,
safietasiory monnsr, ct fAis eSsee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
ONt. CENT REWARD.

u AN sway from the subscriber on or a5ou, the
~ 10Th Of April. 1877, an indcntel Indian boy,
panied simon Aaron--said boy had on when lie
went away Sleeps grey jsckei and trowsers, o felt
hat With the br:m Gu, c a and has large scar upon
the inside Of bis wright snce and another, scar a.
crost the wright foot, has down look when spok.
en- to full face and stocky built This is therefore To
forbid a'i persons trusting, barborirg or emp oyng
hun under any prc,tnee whatever.und the penalty
OF tho Law Whoever win spprshen,i said TOY and
return him to tho Subscriber shalt receive the shove
reward and no eharges paid.
GEORGE coNGnoN.
South Kingstown, Feb 4ih, 1913
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIE subscriber has appointed Jos snraphs.
u Newport, sssroap ALsv, of Lt,IeComp.
ton, and PrLIc CosEy, OF Tisertcn, Agents for
The purpose of receiving ard delivering 'ho.e sr,c<
les intensed fcr his Manu- .ctory
SAMUEL CLARKE:
Portsmouth, Nov. IL. isir.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-18
adj. land Of Amass Mowry
THOMAS RHODES,

Collector designated BY Of 7ressuy
Collectors Office tho is day [Jan
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-07
THE WEATHER.

The Celebrated HershelPs Table, construc-
ted upon Philosophical Consideration of the
attraction Of the Sun and Moon 10 their sew.
eval positions respecting the earth, and con-
6rmed by the experience Of many veats ac,s.
al observation, will, without trouble, suggest
to the observer what kind Of wea,hei will
most probably follow the moons entrance IN.
to any one Of her quarters; and that so near
the truth, that in very few instances it will be
found TO fail. Hence, the nearer the ime OF
the moons entrance at full and change, and
quarters, 10 to mienigb, (,oat is, within Two
hours before or after midnighl, )ihe more fair
the weather Is in the sumner. bu, the nearer
TO noon the less fair. Also, the moons en-
trance at foil, change, and quarter, duiing SIX
Of the afternoon hours, viz from four 10 ten,
may be followed by fais weather. but this 10
mostly dependent on the wind The same
entrance during oil the hours after midnight,
except the two FIRST, is unfavonrable to fair
weather. The like, nearly, may be observed
in winter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-07
POETRY.


4 tate event has produced the following, me-
and shfyonriase itnes.
Oh! let no, the wreath Of praise be strung,
For the Chieftain from war returning !;
Fer salt tears glistcn the leaves among,
And its blossom the orphans mourning.
Bus when an existence by nature dear,
10 risk'd for fellow being;
hlest is the deed in the lower sphere,
Aad bright in the eye, Aii.seeing.
Thus he who late mid the waves expanse;
Unheeding the thought Of danger,
Piang'd deep 10 the biiows yiddy dance
To rescue hapiess stranger
Is happier---blest By the grateful breath,
Of him. from destruction shielded.
Than the hero, deck'd with the laurel wreath,
Which bleeding hearts have yielded.
Tor the fearful Joy Of ,.- mothers eye,
Shall, with grateful thanks address him,
And the fathers bosom beating high,
With his latest breath, shall bless him.
And beauty's smile shall The deed commend,
Her -, be his praise revealing:
While each gen'rous bosom halls 40 friends.
A heart Of congeniai feeling. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-07
CHINESE COW.

) The following article is from tho useful
little book, entitled " Gleanings on Husband.
ry, Gardening, and Ru,al AAsirs."
A Chinese COW (in Engisnd) gives milk so
very rich, that one pint Of n-gives as much
butter, 8 ounces, as 7 pin.s of Sussex cows
milk, both ehurned immediately from the
COWS without being set for cream. The
Chinese COW is small and, says Mr.. Young,
the beef is superior 10 ta,ncss, and in bnuer
the superiority is as l4ooibs. to 2oolbs. from
a very good country COW. Tbs is such u
superiority in milk and beef, as nigh, make
j, an object to the owners Of American snips
10 China, TO import some breeding COWS fsom
thence With calf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-07
For the r. I. Republican.
HOPE

O, hope how Off to my dcluded sight.
Hast thou G.splay'd Thy stern tyrannic power
How fud my heart with visions Of delight,
And WHISPERED "sweet shall be each shining hour
And when my heart. beneath bright beauty's sway.
Has foSdy beat, enrAptur'd with IFS charms;
glowing with love, thou Hope, didst smiling say
Thy paradise shall be fair MAnys arms.
Alas how chsng'd am l--forIorn stray,
For fortune now the friend belov'd deniess
While disappointment, With relentless sway,
Tears my fond heart with never.ending signs.
f W n.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-07
BY the President Of the United STATES.

Nv HEREAS by an Act Of Congress passed On
w the 81 day Of March, one thousand eight hum
dred and ff.een. entitled an act TO provide for
the ascertaining and surveying Of the boundary
lines fixed by the Treaty w,lh the Creek lndisns,
and for other purposes, the President Of the United
States is authorized to cause the lands scqu I'd br
ie said Treaty to be offered for sale when survey
ed, and whereas the lssds north Of the Tennessee
River have been surveyed
Therefore, JAMES AosRoI, President Of the
upited States, in conformity with the said act, jo
hereby declare and make known, that public salees
for the disposal (agreeaby to isw) Of the lands in
Alabsms Territory, north of the River Tennessee,
shall be held at Huntsville, in Madison County. i
said Territory viz on the hrst Monday IN Febru-
airy next for the lands contained in the ranges nuro
bered, onc two three four Eve and six; and on the
FIRST Monday in March next, for the remainder Il
the aforesaid lands, each sale shall remain opeU
for three weeks and longer, the saes shall coue
mencc with the first section Of the lowest numbers
Of townships and ranges, and proceed in regular
numerical order =
Given under my hand at the City Of Washingto1r
the twenty first day OF November, one thousana
eight hundred and seventeen.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the Presidest.
JOSIAH MElGs.
Cemnis1eaer # he Ceasraf Land cQfu- /.
Printers Of newspapers who publish the Laws .
the United States will publish the above tor six,
weeks, and send their bills with receipts 70 the Gem
erai Land Office. Dec 3.
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uacnth. and ia the spring some grass sescs
are sown on the uncovered spots, but before
The end Of the summer the pieces Of Rag ex-
tend themselves, and uniting the whole, oot
only appears to be, but really is, the same as
old pastu.e. saw thirty acres Of this near
Mr.. Bleomfeld's homsc, . most ordinary soil,
light and graveily, and not worth S.. an acre,
under This process, become an excellent pas
turc, worth at least 2os. an acre.
Lon. h0ter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-07
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No. llo, Thsmes-s,reet, Newport.
Wooi Manafaefo,y.
WILLIAM BLY, & co.

INFORM the public thar their Csrding and Spin.
l. ming Establishment is now in operation in the
upper part Of w. CoRnsLLs noiting- Mill. Ports
mouth
Wool 10 be car1ed or manufactured into yarn or
cloth, left at the store Of JOSEPH b PEABODY,
No g: Broad. street, will meet with immediate
tention
az From twenty years experience in the above
Susiness. he prcsumes he give entire satisfac.
tion. Portsmouth, Nov. 10 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-07
NEGOTIATING LAMBS.

DR.. Rigby, 10 his late interesting puSlics-
tion on Holkbam, thus describes this novel
process, atrongly recommended BY Mr.. Coke,
in HE lste sddres 49," The immediste opera
sIon on sbt land eousists il placing Of grsss,
tart, ~ 1se, Of about three inchss and . half
a4uase, q esetain distance leaving Intervals
uocovsred squsI to the, which 10 covered by
~, psice 81 Dag thsse are we'll rsmmed
e9wss This sssepw ukss psscsih ~'nser