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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12
NEW GOODS.
WILLIAM S. NICHOLS,
Hd, juss received and for Sale,

Hds Jnsf rfceIued ana for Sale,
A GREAT Variety Of Fancy HARDWARE
"A and other Goops, comprising as extern
sive An Assortmen as can be found at any
Store in Newport.-.siso. Elegant Gilt and
Mahogany framed Looking Glasses; Silver
Wares OF the best quality; Jewslfy. Time
Pieces small stock OF Watches, Lsdies fash
isnable Shell Combs, Sc.-sll Cheap for
Cash. Newport, May is, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12

In This town, on the I'd inst by the Rev. Mr.. Nil.
YER. VI. wrLLtAN Rocsss, OF R'rssry. Maze )
% Miss PuEpE ALsRo, of this town.
At Brisfei on Monday morning last, in st. Mich
,eis. Church. by the Right Rev. Bishop Griswold.
JoHs D'wotr, Jun. Esq to Miss SYLVIA GSiswoLp u.
laughter or Bishop Cfiswold, all Of that place.
DIED,
At East. Crcers.ich, on Tuesday last ASsE An
rHosY, wife Of Thomas Anthony, aged 81 years
Al Uesibsri, on the 22d ult. ALieE cyFss, aged
es yesrs, widow &C Cap, Paul Cutie.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12
HORSE MESSENGER.

<NIIL stand at the Stable nf the subcrher. ss
w Five Dollars TO eRsure.--Messenxer is two
years old last july. snd rising Is hands high. well
proportioned Cor the saddle or harness sired BY tie
celebrated horse Ranger. bis dam by the noted horse
Messenger. the different crosses Of the Messenger.
entities him 20 high standing in point of blood. a.
any horse in the State.
EDMUND BIowNgLl.
Lsris Complies, MAY l..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12
Sbeetiags--Cbseks
VIM. JAMES TILLEY,

No. l24, 7hames street.,
uAs this day received complete assortment OF
blesched and unblesched Cpttons, from yd.
to 3 yd wide. Also. complete assortment Of
Checks. Also. linen Shee,ings and Shirtings india
Cottons Nankins Canton Grapes Parisnets; Late
strings Levantines and SinGhaws--which he viii
sell very low. May IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12

Accounts from Spain state, that The King
was preparing 10 visit Cadiz, for the purpose
If inspecting, personally, the grand arna-
ments fitting out for South. America. The
expedition intended for Buenos Ayres will
consist. OF $4,000 of the best troops OF : - n !;
nd that for Lima, Of 5000 chosen troops |;
.cb accompanied by naval force OF very
considerable strength. Both expeditions
were expected TO be ready for sailing by the
Isl oil May.--BOs Gag.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12
TANlMANY SOCIETY, or
Columbian OrQer.

THE members The Tammsny Socie,y,
i are notified that meeting will be held
at the State. House, in Newport, this AFTER.
NOON, at 4 O'clock, for the put pose os
electing 1fticers and likewise TO adopt such
rules and regulations as viii best promote
the revival OF said society. A general and
punciual attendance is requested. Mem
be,s IN the neigbbosiBg towns are respect
fully invited to give their attendance--as
business of importance will be laid before
the society.
A. THURSTON, Sec'ry. nro. TEN.
Month Of Blossoms,
Season OF Flowers, May i2.
Year of Discovery, 327.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12
NEW.YORK ELECTION.

From the best calculation which has yet, or
we believe can be made, the total amount OF
CIintonians in the next Assembly will be
about thirty and these will only remain so
until the choice Of Speaker aDd Council is
made and it is cur opinion, such has been
the current OF opposition, tina, Mr.. Cinlob
will nor be candidate az fhe nexf election.
National advocate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12
From the Atgusta Chronicle, of April %.
RTANI-IF TRUE.

We unde stand II Ii rumored In Savannah,
ia the Island ~ CUBA HAS BEEN cEDED TO
GREAT BRITAIN. Our iDfo' mant snys that
ne saw. in Savannah, a gentleman recently
ION Cuba, who told him tha, intelligence of
me cession had reached that island just be-
tore his leaving it---in consequence, great
dIsappfobalion was excited among the iDhab-
uants, VINO, with the constituted authorilies
gene rally, had demonstrated in spirited terms
against the MISUNDERSTANDING that, rather
hen submit TO such transfer, they would
htow off their allegiance and assert their
Independence The above reached US through
The most respectable source--but silence Of
the Savannah papers induces US TO believe
The repor, entirely unfcunded.
IMPORTANT 30 .AgricuAuyaisfs.--A garde.
0er al Glasgow p artices mode Tor destroy
my caterpiiIars which be discovered by acci-
dent. A piece of woollen rag had boen blown
by the wind into currant bush; and when
takeo out was found covered by the leaf de
vouliDg insects. lie imme diaiely placed
pieces of woolIen cloth in every bush in his
garden, and found next day thai the ca;erpiI-
lars had universally teken ;heo, tor shelter
In this way he destroys macy thousands every
morning. Belle w Messenger.
A gentleman now resides near Ex. ter, who
has not washed his face or hands for 40 yeafs,
and speak OF the circumstance with pressure.
He is about goorscore years OF age, strong, and
10 good.health. He daily d y robs himself
EngH hGher.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12

Two lads, (says the Westmoreland, Pa. Re
hnbiean) sons OF Mr.. Oliver Bovard, resi-
ding on The Sewjckly, died In consequence OF
Gazing wild parsnips, which they mIstook for
tho root known as sweet myrrh. This should
serve as a caution 10 others.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12
NOTICE..

THE Members of the 2BAcT SocIsTy, ayr
hereby notified that their .dnnnaf Meeting
uiH be held - the dsveAins house Of Mrs. Las
SELEE, on Saturday, May Is, at O'cloek.---
II huncfuai attendance Of every subscriber IS
earnestly requested, as business hishfy iD.ror-
fant TO the interests Of fhe Society sviA be lG;d
before them.
" B. Tracts, for dissribHfion, are iejt with
Mrs SUSAN VIEsoN and A7,ss P8A9y, D,.
reesresses Of said Society. Hlay Ia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12
NEW PORT.
GENERAL LECTION.
WEDNESDAY, MIR 10, 1919.

On Wednesday lasp the Legislature OF this
state assembled IN tbis Town, for the purpose
of organizing the goveInmen, tor the ensu-
ing year. In the House of Representatives
JAMES ID. WOLF, E,q was chosen Speaker
snd DEXTER KAsDALL, Esq. Clerk.
Commit,ee wa appcDted 10 count The votes
tor General Oficcrs, and in the afternoon re-
ported The following gentle eDan, who com
posed the Republican Prox, and who were
elected without opposition. 10 be elected
They we're thcrcupon severely engaged and
reclaimed, under selute by he Artillery
Company, commanded by Col. RANDOLPH.
General Office for the year ensuing.
HIS ExcELLENcy
NEHEMIAH II. KNIGHT, Esq.
Governor
THE HONORABLE
EDWARD WILCOX, Esq.
Lieutenant- Governor.
SENATORS.
iN PHILIP. MARTIN. Esq.
I'd. EBENEZER BARNEY, Esq.
Sd. SAMUEL VINSON, Esq.
-4h. THOMAS BUFFUM, Esq.
s,h. NATHAN BROWN Esq.
9th. WILLIAM PEARCEs Esq.
7th BENJAMIN SMITH. ESQ.
s,b. WAGER WEEDEN, Esq.
9th. WILLIAM WILBOUR, Esq.
lolh. STEPHEN B CORNELL Esq.
HENRY BOWEN Esq Secretary.
DUTEE J. PEARCE, E,q. .dr"rney Gen.
THOMAS G. PITMAN, E.q Gen. Treas.
On Thursday the Seohte and House met IN
Grand Convention for he choise OF civil off
GERS. Those of me las, year were generally
reelected.
/. For the Suprsrs Court, Isaac Wilbor Esq.
WAS chosen Chic Justice Thomas Buffum,
ESQ. (of the Seoa,e.) Cd do. /; Dan,.l Champ
lin, Esq. 4,h h!o; md John D'Wolf, Esq.
5lh do. Ehe glcctioo of the Sd Justice was
postponed - thn June Session
The JUS ices Of he Court of Common
Pleas in the several couoiies were all c-scct
ed, excepting he Cd Justic, for Newport
county--Vi William Wilbou', ESQ (oi the Sen
ate) wa. chosen TO that office, in place OF
Robert Lawton, Esq. who declined re-elec-
tion.
J. b. Howell, Esq. was chosen Clerk Of
the SUPP eme Court, and Dexter Randall, ESQ.
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas, for
Providence County.
4 Daniel Sheldon, David Melville, and James
Townsend, Esqui'es, were added TO the lis,
Of Justices Of the Peace tor this town-sod
David Melville and E,eazcr Tieve,,, Esquires
were added to the list ot Public Notaries for
this county.
But little other business was done by the
Assembly, which adjourned on Friday fore.
noon, TO meet again In this town, on tho third
Monday in June.
xE1S~NOSSN-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12

Much difficulty having occurred in the
Western States, in consequence Of the de-
clinalion Of the Branches Of the Bank of the
u. S. to receive other than their own notes
on deposi,c, the Secretary Of tho Treasury
has designated several State Banks TO receive
the payments made on accouat Of the sales
Of public lands, which has greatly relieved
the people. We observe by q late Ohio p
per, that this measure has induced III
Branches to sdopt a different system ara
that the notes Of q long list OF State Banks
(smong which are the .Ns,shOrf and Roye'
Eiiiiaws,) are now received az the Branch Ia
-Chillico,he. To relieve the pressure Of M
lines, and to insure punctdality, the govern
meut has furni he'd the Bank OF ) eubenviiir,
in the essern part Of Ohio, with 8 so ooo o
a permanent cash deposite. "a sti,eh in
time ssyes nins." II viii be reco!leclsd that
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-15
Exchange & Brokers Office,
Gsorgetown, District Of Columbia.

Georeeto,cn, District of Columbia.
ROMULUS RIGGS.
A T his office. next doc below Craw-
y ford's tavern. Bridge-st Georgetown,
will exchange all kin of Bank Notes on
the most reasonable terms. All persons
who NAV have notes on the banks Of North
Carolina. South Carolina and Georgia,
would do well TO call on him, as he is
largely in the purchase Of that kind of mo-
ney. and will take it on the most reasOna-
BILE terms.-Persons travelling TO the West
ern Country may at all times get the Bank
Notes of The Western Banks alta fair dis
court, by calling at his Office. For the in
formation of all persons throughout the U.
States, r. Riggs makes il known, that all
of the Banks of the Distrist OF Columbia
paw their notes on demand i. ;pecie; and
Il would be much to the advantage of the
merchants, and trading to the South and
west. 20 encourage the circulation of the
Notes of the Banks OF Georgetown, WASH
inetor and Alexandria, as il will At all
times answer for remittances to the large
commercial and Atlantic towns all per-
sons emigrating or travelling to the west
ward should be very particular and take
the Notes Of the Banks OF the District of
Columbia, as they will iirl them the most
current. there being no counterfeits on the
District Banks. The Merchants Bank of
Alexandria has long nee failed-all per-
sons should be on their guard, as they will
oe imposed on, August 10
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The National Register

is paper which is published, every Sac
i turlay, at the city of Washington, in
the District of Columbia, and each number
contains sixteen pages octsyo, in small but
very legible type. 1t makes two volumes
in the year; and every volume is accompa--
MED with copious Index. The price per
annum is five dollars. payable in advance.
The Public Documents, both foreign and
domestic 1.-THE proceedings of Congress, and
authentic news OF every description, are
regularly inserted therein, and accompani~.
ed by critical and explanatory remarks. "a
value is also enhanced by occasional re-
views OF literary works and all its senti-
ments are decidedly American, indepen.
dent OF all party considerations. For this
work. which is well established, regularly
published, and transmitted weekly TO SUBJ
scribers by the mail, the public patronage
is respectfully solicited.
LAWRENCE, WILSON & Go.
pesembsrl9 II
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New Books.

lust received on consignment, and for sale
bytie subscriber,
yNALES of my landlord, second selles
j New tales, by Mrs Opie
lions Pilgrim. By Robert iiawker, ID d
Events of the French Revolution. by the
baroness de Stael; OReiiey's Greenland
Johnson's quarto dictionary, vol. /
Taylor's Arator, 4th edition
Rallies tour on the continent
Village sermons; O'yc-i5yinch
Dwight's geography iurschools, in which
Europe is divided according to The late act
of the CONGRESS- of Vienna Also,
A few copies of Bib.c News or Sacred
Truths relating to he Living God, his only
Son, aud Holy Spirit, by Nom Worcester,
A NJ ROBERT GRAf.
Oct Is
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Wheat, Old Corn, and Mary
d land Tobacco,
J. URCHASED BY
oct "a L.aWR.1SO.N& FOVLE.
To the Public.

"A n unusual seDsibility has been excited
IA in the minds OF our countrymen by the
copper plate engraving of the Declaration
OF independence recently published. 40.
companied by fac miles of the signatures
OF those llIustrious patriots who framed the
document by which our independence was
announced to the world. We feel, while
we dwell on those signatures, as if we were
ushered into the immediate presence of
characters go exalted, and we seem for q
time TO participate in all the emotion which
they felt on the approach of so awful cri-
sis-HOstile armies, desoate fields, towns
and cities in nhagraton--carnage and
death in its most frightiuI forms APPEARED in
| prophetic vision on the one hand, and mora
than all, the complicated horrors, ignominy
and slavery were presented for their ac-
ceptsnce on the other; they deIibera,ed,
they paused, they trembled, and al las, SO.
lemny appealing TO the God of battles,
they resolved that the United States were
and ought 10 be free, sovereign and indie.
pendent. These illustrious patriots. with
five solitary exceptions, have now mingled
with the common mould-lhey survive ouIy
in their country's glory and in the recollec-
ton OF grateful people. But It would be
c0nsollng to the present generation, sepa-
rated as they now are from those patriots.
by the Intervention Of the tomb, to become
more intimately acquainted With their re.
evolutionary benefactors. We love to dwen
Oh the features of such men, snatched by
the pencil from the oblivion of the grave.
and emulate the prominent teats of their
biography. Impressed with these ideas, the
subscriber proposes, if suitable encourage.
ment is given, to publish the lives of those
patriots in numbers, until the whole is COM
ple:ed. The work Will be executed in a
style not inferior to any European p,oduc-
tions, and the portraits by masters of &C
knowledged merit. The biography will
Ce written by Paul .4llen, esq whose init
macy with the several sisners, whose fami-
llafty with the privations and hardships
they had to undergo, and whose we'll known
talents will be sufficient 10 ensure the pa
tronage OF an enlightened people. In the
execution of this work, all that the pub.
Usher dares TO promise is, that be will en-
deavor to deserve the confidence of his
countrymen, and thai no exeriion on his
part will be wanting to prevent an abuse
OF that confidence. He ventures to solicit
the assistance of those gentlemen in pos
session OF authentic facts and anecdotes, by
communicating the intelligence that will
serve to illustrate the characters aud 10 en-
rich the biography OF those founders OF the
American Republic.-Those who are in
possession of their portraits would enlarge
the obligation by loan of The same.
A prospectus with the terms will be given
in few days.
JOSEPH M. SANDERSON,
as, .Harket-street, Baltimore.
*Any printer VINO wili publish this no.
tice and become responsible forf,e subscrI
bers, shall receive one copy ofthe work.
December 22
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RomuIus Riggs
EXCHANGE BANKING. HOUSE,.
AND
BROKERS' OFFICE.

Bridge-Srcst, GeorsetoWn.
Fs7fIlS is inton ED rs permanent estab-
4 lishmant, IN the community will find
it ono of the greatest convenience in the
United States, an of great pubic utility.
Al this house the fair exchange on the life
rent bank notes IRON every part OF the union
can at all times be had: It is to be hoped
that. b. the operations of this Office, the
community will getri OF ahost OF Shilocks,
Slavers, Secret am Running brokers, who
infest the District, frequently proalalming
the failure of country solvent ban S, for the
express purpose OF purchasing the notes OF
such institutions at great discounts. Bust
ness TN Ter the following heals will be trans
actei. This establishment possesses trnis
to negotiate for any amount, AMI all busi-
ness done Tor cash.
Ist. All bank checks, hills at sight, post
notes not Tue, and bank notes from all parts
of1he United st ties, bought an! sold.
2d. All notes, bills OF exchange. divi-
dends AMI interests, collected AMI RENTED
according to orders.
Sd. Tie notes OF the United States bank
AMI all of IFS branches received at par.
9TH. Strangers, citizens, ant others. may
deposit current money for safe keeping-
ami if left for thirty days, or longer, will
receive at the rate of six per cent. per an
mum for the same.
18th. All business in the line of money
broker promptly attended TO for small
commission.
9Th. All southern and western traders,
bringing to the district large SUNS OF south
err ana western bank notes. can deposit
for safe keeping, and draw for ,he same as
NAV suit heir convenience.
tin. Prompt attention paid to the orders
oc an respectable brokers Interchange Of
fees Throughout the United States-who
will please to favor me occasionally with
their rates of sxchangeon hank notes and
bills. Georgetown, Dec. 8
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I,iyernoo! Salt.
Books and Stationary.

Books and stationary.
kOOBERT GRAY has just received for
Z = sale on commission, an invoice OF
Books and Stationary, among which are the
following articles, viz:
Sir Robert Wilson'S sketch of the mill
rary and political power OF Russia
Phiiiips's speeches Sney's bookkeeping
Says catechism of political economy
Manners & customs. Accidents of life
Benefits letters; history IF the late war
VoInev's Ruins Brownie of Bolsbeck
The Sisters Pope's Essay on Man
Tales of my Landlord; Taylor's Inquiry
Travels at home Domestic Ne iicine
Debates of Tie Virginia Convention, on
the adoption Of the Federal Constitution
Vright's Life of Christ and his apostles
Bonnet boards by the gross, ioHen or SIN
gle; su,erfine vellum cap writing paper
August 26
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Exchange CoAee-Hanse, at
Havana.
Havana.

y AlIES BRISS, the director Of this i'm
% pCrtaut mercantile establishment in
The great commerciai Town of the Havana,
takes this method oil informing tue Super
c2rgoeS, Masters Of vessels, and all other
persons trading 10 the above port. that he
Las Oaaned on the 9th February 1919, I'M
Ger the protection otRuYai Tribunal Con-
sl!aIo, and The appreciation OF his own 60
vcrnmeui, &" The .Neo2 and Elcg0nt Er-
Garage House. on plan that would do
hen,r 10 any OF The large sea towns o. the
United States OF America. Ii is m,en..et
tortEe accommodation of INGREDIENTS, n lives,
and foreigners, and likewise Ter captains OF
leSS2sS aud strangers, arri.ing every day
~ commercial Jni agricu tI'rll pursuits
me house Is stu tel in an airy part of
Inc town, M. :, Gale Gel 0biSpo, oppo-
ST. Tie southern wing q! ;ae Governors
~ &c. lie budding IS CAmiaoiiuuS,
n! ny hour ,arLc rooms elegantly iuyrish-
e. besides IHat OF the sub cT:berS there
Is one tort"e use 81, nnu-iesiIenis. They
WEi md American, English ana French
newspapers, price currents, pamphlets,
charts, and mapS-siStS IT vessels arri,el,
Snese about to sail, mi tie time OF their
GletfanceS, AMI other interesting matter Tor
ihe Commercial wn-'d The proprietor
therefore Mni De- extremely happy 10 see
R'S'erS OF vessels, supcrc&rxOcs, AMI pas
s2nErr' soGG alter their ARRIVAL.
ln.CTie: 70 render Tins ini, =! csta klisl-
mSni more uze;u! ~ interesting, the pro-
Pf'etor begs ie,ve 10 rvqpc>; ten to pro-
cure seveFa' arwspape;s vi tae places Ct
u'elr depar'cre-and to report The news
,S2y may ct an ;heir passages and al
y'e same time requests item 20 call one
tnHF before t';eir c'eparta~s sailing from the
SNove port to pso:,ire the shipping list.
! t'Sr current, Or other news OF canmer-
Citi nature, which The sad James briss,
VII DC happy 10 furnish them with.
"S Vel To observe that there is a bar
20 SH'n i2r refreshments, cut not billiard to-
-N Is O. any ether kin5 Ct amuse. ents are
s'9"e0' March 8.
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Phoenix Mill.

TENHE subscriber informs his friends and
l. the public generally Lat he has taken
the Phoenix Mill, 9 miles from town and
can accommodate them at the shortest no.
tice with meal.-Counry customers alien +
ed to IS usual and every exeriion will be
u,ed by the miller to render satisfaction.
Grou at Plaster may be had al all times
BY the ton or bnshel, and the Alexandria
price given for wheat.
ISRAEL JANNEY, Jr.
Sp,oQ tutb,3N
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New Clover Seed. Cheese. &c.
FIFTY bushels frcsh warranted ClCves
Il Seed
GO casks Goshen cheese
90 barrels whiskey
4okegs lard in nice shipping order
35 frkins butter
80Olbs. Tennessee live f aihrr
5pipes choice London particular Ma.
deira
Murdoch & Co. and March & Co.'S
brands, which VII! be sold low by thepipe
or less quantity.
N. b: A general assortment Of groceries
as usual.
VAUDEVILLE s. LARMOUR.
February 8
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For Bermuda,

SN The brig GEORGE, E. Wallis,
S7Smaster. 500 barrels are wanted to
cmnolcte her cargo. which, if offered before
Tuesday next, she will then commence
loading: il will he t.kenon moderate terms
AMY 10 I.ANRASON & FOWLE,
Who have just received and for sale
ESQ boxes Muscatel and bloom Raisins
60 casks
$50 boxes mould candles SIMPSONS
L.,nd assorted sizes, March 6
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z EREMIUMS offered by the Agricultural

&REMlU ND 0Hereu ny lne hSTlCuItuIdi
4 Society ofVirglnia, for the year 1919 =
/. A premium OF fly dollars value, tor
the best essay on the general management
of Virginia farm, founded on practical
experience or observation, and combining
a good rotation, with the management of
live stock, the accumulation of manure, an
other objects pertaining to the business of
a farm.
Q. A premium of forty dollars value, for
the best rotation Of crops, embracing corn,
VIII at and Clover.
8. A premium of fifty dollars value, for
the best rot ,tinn OF crops, embracing corn,
wheat, clover and tobacco.
Premiums of fifty dollars value, will be
given for the best essay founded OH actual
experiment on each of the subjects follow
ing, to wit:
1. The best and most economical mode
of furnishing food tormiich COWS, stock cat
tie, sheep and hogs, from the ! ST OF March
to the 18th of May.
5. On the he>i and most economical
mode of raising and sustaining horses.
6. On the best and most ecOnoDica: mode
of sustaining cattle, sheep and hogs, during
the year. =.
7. To the person who shall make the.
greatest quantity of corn upon ten acres of
iani in one body, in the year 1919, to be
supported by the certificate or affldaVt OF
three disinterested freehoiders, and furnish.
ed to the Society previously to the meeting
in December neEt.
By standing rule of the Society, il is
ordered, "that the names of parties con-
tending for premiums shall not be made
known, (exccpltQ the Secretary unless
the prize or pri4 HE adjudged to them"
JOHN ADAMS, SeG'y.
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For IIiYerpOOs, Direct,

xLN The fine copper bottomed ship
SssS BOSTON, D. p. Finley, master,
III I'll for Liverpool in all this month: L,
:"',o VIZ, she will be an early fail ship,
y, Which merchants of the District may
S - an opportunityof receiving their goods
,';rect, 4 few passengers can be accom-
Toda,ed Apply TO the master on board
- TbompsOn's wharf. March III