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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-28
RHODE E-isLAND REGISTER.

KHODE-lSLAND KEGISiER.
THE subscriber having had il in contemplation
4 for some time past TO publish Register OF
bis native State, which is acknowledged to be much
wanted, begs leave 10 announce that he has made
and is making such arrangements as to ensure iis
completion A. pei iod as early as possible. probs-
bly, in the course Of four five months--This
State, is true. is small. when compared with many
OF the others but correct list of all her officers,
associations and public institutions is certainly on
that account not the less desirable II is the inten
lion OF the publisher TO spare pains TO render the
Rhodc-lsiand Kegisfsr interesting possible to
ALL particularly to the citizens OF Providence II is
Intended 10 contain complete list Of the civil, ju
diciaI and military officers of the State, the meet
Ipgs OF the General Assembly. the State and Fed
erai Courts, the Friends, the different Masonic
Lodges throughout the State, together with list
,of their officers, &c Also. list of the officers OF
the General Government, Governors Of the States,
municipal officers of the different towns in this
State, complete list of Banks ard iusurance OIL
ces IN the State, with their officers. capitals, and
The discount days Of the former, post.towns and
Post-Mssters in X. Island. and the rates of postage
~ the United States, as established by law
IN order TO expedite Tie work as fas, possible,
= Is respectfully requested OF the Town-Clerks Of
the different towns in the State TO furnish the pub
Usher, as soon AS they conveniently can. with list
OF the municipal officers of their respective towns,
the ordained ministers, with the particular demon
nation TO which they belong, Attornies, Ph, scians
and Surgeons, the public institutions and associa-
tons with the date OF their form alton, and The pre-
sent presiding officers of The same. FOR which they
will be paid reasonable compensation, If des;red
--Gentlemen of leisure and information would also
much obige the subscriber, and enhance the value
ofhe intended publication, oy forwarding any sini-
lar statements, which might be interesting to our
citizens generally; which may be directed TO him
by mail, or sent by any other convenient convey
ance HUGH III. BROWN
Gazette. .ofice, Providence. June IL ~ sol
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By u4e President of the u. olares.

M HEREAS, by an act Of Congress, passed on
w the third OF March, 1915, entitled San act
TO provide for the sscertsining and surveying Of
the boundary lines fixed by the treaty with the
Creek Indians. and for other purposes, the Presi-
dent OF the United States is authorized 10 cause
the lands acquired by the said treaty to be offered
for sale, when surveyed
Therefore, l. JAmEs McsnoE, President of the
United States. do hereby declare and make known.
that public sales for the disposal lagreesble 10 sw)
Of certain lands in the territory of Aabans shall
be held at Huntssille, in said territory, as follows
On the FIRST Monday IN July next, for The sale OF
townships 3, 10, IL, IL, 13 and Ia, in ranges and
2. west-o, TO- III, II, ~ and IA, in range I, east
9, IL, IL aud Ia, in range 2, esst--l2 and Is, in
range 3, east--ll, 10 and l3, in range A, esst
On the first Monday in September, for the sale O:
townships and 10, in range 3, west-o, 10, IL. IL.
13, ID, Is, 10, i7. ID. 10. 20 and 81, in ranges
and S, west
On the first Monday in November. For the sale Of
townships. Q, 10 and IL, in ranges aud z. VEST
and 10, in range 8, west--9, 10 and IL, in range
9. west9. 10. II and ~. in range 10, wess--s, 10.
H. IL and i3, in range IL, west9. 10, IL, 10. IS
and ID. in range IL, west.
On the frs, Monday in january. 1920. for tse
sale Of townships 9, TO- IL, ~, Is and IA in ranges
i3 and IA, west--l0. II, l2, - ard IA, in range
Is, westli, ~, Is and IL, in range IS. wsst~7 L.
and Is. in range IL, west
And sales shall be helo at Cahaba. in the said
territory, the frsi Monday in August next for
the sale Of townships g. ~, IL 10 l3. ~ and Is, in
range So. 10, H. l2, 10, IS ard is, in rspce O.
III, in range 7-10 and IL. in range o-s, 9, 10 and
IL, in ranges 10 and l1-9, 10 and IL, in range ~
Excepting such lands have been, or shall be, re-
served according to law, for the use of schools
aad for other purposes Each sale shall continue
open for two weeks and no longer, and shall com
mencc withthe lowest number Of section, township,
and range, and proceed in regular numerical order
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington,
this tweDtct III dav Of March, one thousand eight
hundred aud nineteen. JAMES MONROE.
BY the President JOSIAH MEiGs
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
or Printers Of Newspapers who are authorized
to publish the Laws of the United Statcs will insert
the above once week till the fret Of January next
April q -tH
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UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs bis friends and The rpi,.
lie, that Capt George Lo=fon, in TiyertoE,
Edrgard .Stanhope and Joseph W Watson, ~ Nex~
port, are the Agents to receive articles intended
for the Union Factory. M
He continues to color and dress woolsn Cloths
of all descriptioDs--to Card Sleeps Wool OF az
grades, and TO manufacture Plains, Sstt,reis Cost
ings. Fannels, &C. ofvarious colours and shades.-
Those WHO will favor him with their custom 81 his
inc, may depend on having their work done IN 1.e
best manner, and on reasonable tersns, and tie
smallest favcr will be gratefully acknowledged
JOHN BABCOtK.
Portsmouth. Feb. 10. [5m.1
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Nay 10, 1919


NOTICE is hereby given TO the prop1etors Of
AN Stock, issued under the convention with
France, of the 30th Of April, leo3 commonly cal-
led Louisapa Stock, that, ou the 2is, Of October
next ensuing the date thereof further payrnert
on account Of the principsi Of said stock will be
inside, at The rate Of City four per centum on the
remaining moiety, or unrcdse med portion ,hereof
and that the same viii be paid to the respective
propietors, OF To their attorneys duly authorized,
on the day before mentioned, at the Treasury in
Washington, at such Loan Office, on the books
whereof any portion Of said stock may stand
Information is further given. that the interest
due at The time of redemption, on such part OF
said stock as is held in Europe. will be paid as
heretofore in London and Amsterdam. and that the
interest such part Of said stock has been DO
mesticated, win be paid q, tie same time with the
principal. either AZ the Treasury, or at the Loan
oiRces, before mentioned. And il is also hereby
nxde known. that interest on that portion Of said
LOUISIANA Stock. intended TO be redeemed aforc-
said, will cease and determine on the 2lst day Of
October, 1919. VIM IL. CRAWFORD
Ils~1 Secretdry Of fse Treasa'y
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0EIoN HOTEL.
JOHN COOK.

Iajormsthe tubIe in gsnerai Il his Jiiends Il,
farrfrular.
THAT he has taken the noted House Of Col
James Perry's, No. 100. Thsmes-siieet, lately
improved by MIR. DcwE as Pubic House, and
which he proposes 10 accommodate Ladies aud
Gentlemen who ma, do him the honor to eai upon
him, with the best fare the market may afford No
exertons shall be wanting TO crafty aid obiIge--
The best of Liquors will be ready at command, and
good keeping Of Horses constantly provided
GA few steady Borders (ladies and gentlemen,l
can be accommodated in the best manner
Newport july L.
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CUNDALL'S MlLLS-F@zsmoul,t


~ n TEVeT-THEEHIy DVTHS
THE subscribers respectfully inform The public.
i that they carry OIL the Wool Manufacturing
business in all its brsnohes--,hat their machines
are now in complete repair--,heir long experience
viii therefore enable them TO perform ali the hrsn-
ches of Cordng. Spinning, Weaving, ColoiirB and
Finishing, all the various kind OF WOODEN Coccs, m
point OF colour and nish equal il not superior 70
any establishment in this county They guarantee
to complete all orders in their line, speedily and
on as Reasonable terms as at any establishment On
this, Island CLARKE x CkinNEhL-
N b The following persons will receis, 81 ar
tcles intended for their manufaciory :--JoB sHRx-
MAN, Of Eevport--sANFoRD ALMy, OF Little
Compton--PELno COMFY, of Tiyerton--snd Wa
LiAM PEARsR, BristoLFerry
They have constantly on hand at Wholesale sr5
retail Satinnets Plains, Csssimeres, flanrels G-.
which they are determined sell at mode rais pricss
Newport, April 20
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8oDA FoR NNSHING.

II spernsps not generally known, that o
few ounces Of soda will soften hogshead of
the hardest water, and as an article Of econo-
my, is worthy the attention OF every pripa,e
family. 1t will be found greatly superior in
washing to any kind Of po, or pearl ashes now
in use II gives delicate whiieness % linen,
without the slightest injury, aud never, unless
excess is used, has any effect upon The hands.
To glasses, dccanters, table spoons, &c j.
gives lustrc equal to the highest polish, apd
without Iabouf IL washed in water In which
small quantity hs. been dissolved, and in every
instance where beauty depends on cleanliness,
Il is particularly usciul-- Ani. Meg.
French r1enf.--This cement Is designed
as pain, for the roofs Of houses. Ii answers
all the purposes of common paint, and also
protects the roofs from fire. Those who are
erecting new heuscs, or who are about 10
paint the roof Of old boiIdings, would do well to
atryit. The expense of painting roof 10 this
way would be much less than 10 the common
me ihod. The cement becomes very hard
and glossy, snd is said to be- more durable
than the best kind Of paint.
The following j, receipt for making il.
Take as much lime as is usual in msking
pailiul of whi,cwssh, and le, il be mixed in
paiIfuI OF water in this put two pounds end
half OF brown sugar and three pounds OF ioe
salt, mix them well together and the cement
is complc,ed. a little lamp bIackl yellow
ochre, or other coiouring commodity, may
be introduced 20 change the colour oI the ces
msnt TO please lie fancy Of those who use IL.
The gentleman who furnished Us With the
receipt for making IL, observed that bad
used il with great success and rscomtAends
il particularly ns q protection sgainlt FIRE.
Small sparks Of fire that frequently lclge ON
tho roofs Of houses, are prevented by tIis ce-
mont from inHamiog the shingles. Sfcheap
and valuable precau,ion against this deycur.
Ing element, ought not to pass thtricd.
Those who wish to be bettes sa,isGo}sf its
utility, can mske the experiment, BY ding I
small portion Of the cement, on somesnall
temporary building or Il may be ssed on
dry shinglings put together for the pupose,
and then exposed to the FIRE.
Cineinnai Inquisfcv.
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&. w. PARTRIDGE
SURGEON DENTIsT,f

CUHUEUN ZEN ffSI D..
NENDERS his service in the line OF tls
n profession TO the people in Newport
aud It's vicinity lie would be happy 20 wsie
on them at Mrs. Co~rnnLI's No: ise,
Thames-street, or at then own houses, il
more agreeable. gIe insorts frosa a sirgis
natural or afii6ciaI tooth, 10 afull scs =ghisb
will remain beautiful and white; cxtrsc,ssnt
clesnses teeth in the best rnsnner lndabits-
Die proof Of the acceroey Of his performances
can he produced ty certificates from some %
the fTst professional gentlemen in Conaecti-
cut and Providence. Jone Esd, 1919.
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The followsng Parody 10 from friend IN Chariesso,
and Prcsenfs good picture Of the timer.
WHAT'S this dull Town to me
1872 No cash is here
Things that we us'd to Sec
Now don't appear,
Where's all the paper bills.
Silver dollars, cents and mills
Oh we must check oar wills;
No cash Is here.
What made the city shine'
Money was here.
What makes the adsrepine
No cash is here.
What make the planters sad,
Factors crazy, merchants mad
oh times are very bad,
No credits is here.
Oh. curse upon tho Banks;
No cash is there.
They issue Dought but blanks, ~
No cash is there.
Hard times the men do cry,
Hard times the women sigh,
nuin and mis-. cry;
No cash is here
ROBERT.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Second Comhfroi!er's Office, z

1f0rch 2Sfn, 1917
INHEREAs. by the act entitled "An sct rsgu.
w ls,iag the payments 10 invalid PENSIONERS 2
passed the Sd Of the present month, an affidavit OF
two surgeons or physicians, ss to the coatinuanee
and rate Of disabiiisy Of the several applicants
must accompany their respcctivc applications ior
the 6cst payment which shall all due alter the 4sh
Of March nerf, and at the end Of every two years
thereafter Aud whereas some MISUNDERSTANDING
may Arise ss TO the time when the above mentioned
act shalt 60 into operation:
This 10 to notify all whom Il may Soueern, that
by the construction given 10 the SAID act by ene
seconr Comptroller Of The Treasury. the before
mentioned afidavits (sgreeshly TO the form pub
Iished By the Hon the secretaryof War, under
date Of the 25d inst) vill be required 10 accompany
the applications for all pensions 80 Which they sP
ply, falling due on the 4h Gay OF sep,ember ncxt-
RICHARD CUTS,
A7-92,. Second C,mnfr0iier.
Pris,ers authorised to publish The Laws OF the
uuited Sta,es viii insert The 6t3Se occe week uii
the Iss Of sep,ehber mex.
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Fashionable Hats.

n EORGE wANToNsbas just received from tie
NJ Mandatory Of Ives x White, New-Yofk
Gentlemens super6ne fashionable Hats. Torrras-
ed Of he best qualify and not fade in pea'svy
Mems Hats, asth pide Brins
.aiso, low priced Nspt & Castor Hats; yotih's b
Childrens Hats, Of every description and price.
PAPER HANGINGS
A handsome assortment Of cheap ard sxGsr.
Paper Hsngings, for rooms and window curtairx
just received and for sale as above
Nevport April 90
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SHINGLES x NAILS.
Jyss recr:ved and Tor sale, on Car<vfr's
itha,f. -
100 M Kennebrc Shingles, FIRST S.a!-
iiy, casks Al cut Nails. JOHN T. LYON.
June 2. 1910 49, Il
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~ ITCH Ointment-which cures bJ
one spplicstion--is perfectly ssfe--no mercury
and is without smell Price so cents.
NEW-ENGLAND EYE-SALVE and
WORM PTLLs--two articles in high repute, auS
in great demand throughout the United states.
Price S6 cents each
For sale in Newport,
by SAMUEL w. ViNSON
Druggist and Apotbecsry.
No. ITO, Thames street. foot OF Church..'sces.
who keeps constantly on hand
~, A general assortment of
Genuine Drugs and 1Mcdieiscs.
Jan "a.
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VI ktRC, w ~ l<cfs
THE following Estsies- House, No. f9. on Erorc-
street, With all the arpurtenanees. Said l'osis>
will do we'll for pnbic house Also new bouss
on Tanner and oak-ssreess. 90 BY 20 fret On :he
ground, two stories high, with large stable A
new store on the Long .whsrf, 81 BY 20 fee', I've
stories high, with the wharf in ffons, in good re-
pair. lying near the bridge Also, twe or three
small houses and The band they STAND on, in d'sier-
eut parts Of the town. One half Of body pew N
the Cd Baptist Meeting House, in this town. Alec
for sale. first rate ehsise end harress. o COCA
horse and Wagon ard hatncss- Ready doors.
made wiodov-frsmes aud sashes Lumbts OF vaf-
ious kinds
Also for saIe--75 acres Of the best kind OF Yer.
mont land, selected by Mr.. Christopher Sweet for
his own settlement. Apply TO
Newport. Mar .:
Schsof- Books. 8iaaks, and Sfafienory,
For sale, a, the Hat Store Of
GEORGE wANT0N.
6r PRINTING, Of on kfnds. ereerfed il
sansfaefsry monser, of this stsee.
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AROMATIC SNUFF.
HFADAcHE md C.dTARRn

Ibis Snuff Is very agTces-
bic and fragrant to the smell--it ~
lieves the headache and ciirss tic
catsrrh-it prevents drowsiness--
and sensibIy stimulates the spirits.
Ii Is now in use in almost all parts
Of the United States. II is fecon-
mended by Doct. WArERgorsx-
whose certificate accompanies eaca
bottle. 4nt
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02

lime OF this side OF the grave. The
pumber Of Communicates was thought to
be between five and six hundred. Rev.
DE. Worcester led in the services, and
was assisted by Rev. Messrs. jerks, Sa-
biDe, Bingham and Dwight, end Rev. Pro.
lessor Porter. The occasion was peculiar
III interesting and solemn aud will be long
remembered with gratitude aud joy by
those who were present.
81 The Mission Family expected TO have
embarked in the brig Thaddeus, Captain
blanchard, on Saturday last; but the ar
Engagements Of the vessel not being COM
spleted, departure has been delayed to The
|presen, time. They expect to sail in the
course Of this day, Saturday.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02
YEyAY, (lndiaua,l Oct. I.

Extract Of a letter from an officer Of The
United States service, 10 a gentleman
an Vcvay, dated CGafonme,t, Cose Isl
and, Sept. a.
arrived here few days since, in
company with detachment Of the 9TH
Tegt. Of Infantry which, 10 conjunction
with the three companies Of riflemen, be-
fore at this place, makes our force about
1000 strong. With this force, We shall
proceed Immediately on 10 complete our
expedition. / travelled the most Of the
way from St. Louis by land, and find this
country an entire prairie, iuterspersed
with clumps Of trees, the Missouri bottom
Is excepted, however, that is generally
well timbered, aud is remarkably fertile
and is from TO miles broad. The navi-
cation OF the Missouri is very difficult
hard and laborious on the troops--it re-
curing from 80 to 40 men to propel each
boat. The steam boat Expedition is now
here, and another boat is hourly expect
ed; and ! presume they will not attempt
to ascend further with them.
u "A council has been held with some Of
II
the lndian nation; they do not appear TO
4 take any Interest in the expedition, which
was expected. The Indians are extreme
{ III poor aud ignorant.
The scientific corps, which proceeded
Thy land from Fort Clay, aud was to join
atls at the Council Bluffs. we're met by a
Nar-party of Pawnee Indians, and robbed
be every thing that was not Immediately
about their persons. They we're Of course
compelled to join us at this place, which
Has prevented our receiving useful infor-
nation Of the interior country.
The Pawnee, is the most powerful and
warlike tribe on the lower part Of the
Missouri. Their settlements are situated
10 or 60 miles up the river Plata, which
Shpties into the Missouri about $50 miles
above its mouth, and SO or 90 miles below
ghe Council Bluffs.
~ Oar .socps are healthy and IN fine
spirits.
We shall spend the winter at The Couu-
ell Bluffs.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02

peace, bespeaks BOT only long and acGYt
service, but distant station.
The troops in Denmark we're ID mo
ton, in cons equence, it is said 10 the
London papers, Of bloody and revelation
airy scenes 10 Sweden
On the 18th Of Aug. the marriage Of
the Princess Josephine to the King Of
Spain, took place at Dresdep, by procur-
alton, and the new Queen set cut for
Madrid Immediately.
Hunt the reformer, entered London 90
the 18th nlt. An immense, but harmless
mob received him in fine style. A dinner
was given 10 him, and the ioasts we're full
of Whigism, a term applied to them by
Hunts adherents.
An article from Rastadt,of the LIST OF
Sept. says, that all the letters from the
interior Of Germany, speak Of the import
ance of the ornaments which are actively
going forward ia the Austrian Monarchy;
10000 recruits have been distributed
amongst the different corps, and d second
levy is talked Of. The battalicns Of The
Landwehr are all armed and ready to
join The regiments of the line; 1000 hor-
ses have been purchased 10 Holstein, to
remonnt the heavy cavalry.
The vintage has been very abundant
throughout France, and ain immediate
reduction of SO per cent. on wines was
expected at Bordeaux.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02

Treaty are ac6eded to BY Spain, and i
rests with our government to say whether
it viii accede TO the extension that Ferdi-
|nand wishes! If SO, the Treaty will al
once be settIed-if not, it will only be the
subject of common diplomacy. Don Onis
is 10 Madrid and III very high standing
there."-N. y. Gaz.
A gentleman at Gibraltar, under date
Of September 5, writes" The King Of
Spain has appointed the Duke San Fer
nando, Minister Extraordinary to the
United States.--A trick TO gain time.
:" With the plague on one side of us,
and The yellow fever on the other, the
gates Of the garrison are closed against all
communication. lib.
MINI of the United Stdies.--The Mint
having lately received a fresh supply Of
copper, will now furnish Cents to any
reasonable amount, in exchange for an
equal amount Of specie, OF paper receiva-
BILE il the Bank of the u. States.
Nat. Inteiiigencer.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02
From the sunbury (Pen.) Times.
SHOCKING CALAMITY.

On the evening Of the 18Th instant, the
wife and six children Of Jacob hartman
Of Upper Mahony, and his niece about
20 years Of age, Of the name OF Neig-
hart, were burnt to death in the flames Of
bis house ! This destruction Of life and
property was attended with the strangest
circumstances Of which we have ever
heard any example. The family were
nearly all awake Mr.. hartman himself
Jay asleep in the kitchen with one OF the
children. A girl topped a light and us
ing no shutters threw hertop among some
low with which they were working IN the
I adioioing room the tow hlazed up, aud
/ instead Of running out to the kitchen or
Through the windows, they ran up stairs
land staid there until the flames surround
2ed them. Even there they might have
Escaped by the windows, or by merely
running down the kitchen stairs, but SO
far from attempting this. two OF them hung
FAST TO a girl, TO prevent her escape, so
That it was with extreme difficulty she
disengaged herself, jumped out Of win.
dow and saved her life. hartman stood
4 al a cherry tree, immoyable, looking on,
and when his neighbor attempted to extin-
guish the firs, spark which caught hrs
large barn, full! Of grain, hartman. like
q maniac, seized and held him fast IN ms
arms, until the flames had there also be-
come uncomfortable. The bones were
sll found together 10 corner, and some o.
the Internal parts including heart I'M
consumed.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. rs.

Mr.. Rush, the United States Minister
at London, having obligingIy undertaken
TO present the Second Annual Report Of
the American Colonization Society, to q
number of distinguished individuals 10
Europe, received the following letter from
the celebrated Miss Hannah Moore, TO
whom copy was presented by him, dated
Barley Wood, Aug. 10, l8l9:--
Extract Of a letter from Miss Hannah
Moore, TO Mr.. Rush, our Minister in
England, dated august %, 1919.
!" II is no small qualification to me to
receive the truly Interesting Report of
the Society for ColoniziDg The Free Peo-
pie of Color. The object itself is most
important and dear to the best feelings OF
human nature, and I am not little
grateful that the Society should think me
not unworthy to receive it from lhen-
selves. Have the goodness TO return my
most grateful thanks for this obliging mark
of their attention.