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Sale of Lnnd mil Neo.l.n,..

10y virtue OF decd of trust executed To m. shscri
~ hers Ivy william A. Cooke anf vie and dslv re-
CORDED IN The county court of PowhaaH to SECURE the
payment OF certain sHms Of money therein mentioned
aue TO Robert Graham, surviving qualified executor IL
James Lyle deceased, will be sold on ThUTSG0u me
iIfh day 81 NopeR6er HsIf at Pow hatan Courthouse
to The highest bidder at public auction for q sh 5Oo
acres OF land living in the said county OF Povhtnn 9nG
also I'VE negroes or SO mnchof said property as may
necessary 10 satisfy tile purposes OF said trnst.
JACOB hicHArN, wM. WALTHALL, trustees.
0ctoberI5. 10 3,
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JOHN MINI.
Sept. 10, EyEJTIN(. RROryN Z ITP5ffes.

ftSF-'tf4NC D6bt ~
IT BY consent IF Parties, fhe G6ODe safe is posf.
Poed "nft9 Saturday the asa day of tins monih tpifI
taFe Place az The dSreitiHc hoRse Of Mrs NgHcg
Hdnr, fde Widow " James Mann, deed. Ia Harortf
October Is. AZ D,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-15

'ERusI DEED.... By UirINe ~ a de,q 81 I17,57 er
4 ecHfed to the subscribers the i5n an o. Satg
1916, 6y Thomas CGUth0N dWty recorded Ia tic ,Tce
OF me county conrf Of HaNOSer for fhe pa, yasf IF
securing TIE loymfnt eC n baIaRte OF three 6oi.ds
Gearing Gdte the 18Th day OCJHky, 1916 paya6I fr IN
me sad Thomas CatpkhsntO Benjamia 6JG1n ono IN
me penalty Of sir hundred aud thirty jo,,g aolays
S1ffy cents, also one other in tie 1eRahg OJfIAt
hh'Hred ana hirfg fur dollars zen ctRfS, aNa Oag
other IN The PfUag Of eight hundred amt cfpcn AL
lars 6Hd fh!rfU cents. .HiH be Soid az pRbLc arc
ron oH Fhe premises tTack pf kaRR Tor So ytcA rs
S't ne necessary 90 SGfisly lie debk > t05He Gnabe
t's "a tae cOHnfy Of UdHoEeT, an bounded ~ ne
tdHd 81 Charles 70isr, ~ Hiiqm BOiies IYeze6ick
F0rd and Dartet burton, containing rfs,efB IRE
acres. Ihesaie wiH take place or Saturday taeg.h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-15

II is an authenticated fact, that the
Florida treaty VAS moi ratified on HE
path August The day limited for It's ratifi-
cation. What next What step shall
The T.. 5. lake We wait Tor the facts of
iiic case. they may require deep con
sldrraiion. II tie rights, The honor, and
the interests Of OR country require her
To take Tie cause INTO her own hands. 10
draw The sword, or 10 occupy Florida, be
81 so. We shall not be tie last to recon-.
mend it.-Iiut The facts must be develop.
eh-ihe case must be made out 10 ths
congress OF the u. States, before the ma
tional arm can be, or ought TO be exeried
on this occasion.
Far b. II from US 10 approve The measure
which the last Federal Republican choose,
10 ascribe 10 the President of The q. $.
" IN few. weeks" says that paper, from
The present Juncture, the Sd Monday in No.
Veniber, congress will meet-ihat they viii
make formal declaration Of war is questiona
Die. IL our cdlcuiaiiOnSar are not erroneous. tn,
Iresident OF the United States will anticipat,
ihe measures which you'd be taken bV tnefn
tHat as an t0i"edidte order to General Jachs0a
io occupy the FiOridGs This will be look ed o,
by Spain. as an act Of aggression, aud probabl,
occasion on her part, declaration OF war;
The Executive cansot issue nm sHcy
order, agrerablg 10 the constitution orthi
country. They dare not do #. Theq vii
| not do u. No we do not believe for ON
moment, that MIR. Monroe has lie mos
distant idea Of such a measure. No. 4
Ie thinks we ought TO occupy Florida, M
VIII wait for Congress. Tie Representa-
lives oi the people alone can authorize 81
acl OF force asa'ssl iorcigg nation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-15
October IL, Ists.

n otICE..-Th The undersigned uustces OF IRviNc rs.
RkRtSoN Co. OF Richmond, aud PETER VALrrK
q g" "i ~ nch'urs, have appointed WILLIAM ) I>u.
NLkIsoN, Esp ~ NehuOnG, thsm AGENT T., trassaet
him with iu'l authority 10 receive ua,Tent of ali h.,
iahces due, and To grant aeqGitiancrs therefor
JAMES u. RIDDLE,
NcIoher he 4O..h wv. l.. SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-15

EDuCATION....drS. Harriet inns iniends on
- mohday The Isih lust TO open SCHOOL On Col.
bo"se opposite the residence Of Capt Jones
~ the immediate neghhoThood Of the Rev Mr. blair
Tor the edhcaiion Of YOUNG LADIES.
me c'nise Of inion IN her seminary will embrace
s%I'.s, 'negIaphy, penniapsbip English gTaDmaf,
aIihmtuc. geography With the Of the globes asro
n"{ htGs eitIcs, composition, history, aud The Latin
Mrs Jones mas procured the assistance ofNr DunseV
distinguished teacher ~ this city who will instruct
hei pupils va the lansnagcs and tie higher bfsnehes
OF education. No exeTiions ON ,he pat Of Mrs Iens
or OF WI Mnnsell viii BIZ omitted advance lie i'm
proVenenioi the y'umg laaiss under her cave.
The terms OF tHlon Wiii be Euiraute So
EoI scholars over US faye. g 20 sessions or months
ChheT tbat age...... ....-.....EJ 80. see.
foI those who MAY choosr 10
- stnny The languages 80, .-..
~. iuti''''s'...-'. ...'......&
----l H--I 1870 - iu ~
k&oAkDiNG HoUsg....lhe subscriber hss opened
~ boarding house IN tbe Dwelling l,ey occupied ny
M,s, hEMr, on ~ street fbe bndiug is locatet 10
Cenfsl pa OF the city, beinr opposite ihe CITY
Courthouse, aud very w rods distant iron, the ca.
pllo'. u contains several connections. retired add
respectfully furnished chsIrbtit. 1br ron tsuy ~
gentlemen who may attend the next session % lie ie
gsature, Is particularly requested. Every exeruom
VIII be made give satisfaction 10 lnacers aud la et
Ger theif situation happy Such gentlemen u fhc G..
g'Saisre as shalt bRg their ladies to taIy dufirr the
sesii"n, can DE accommodated with pleasant aud pre-
Pe5 furnished chambers. Terms for boarding viii De
IS 70" as a any house in Richmond where the sags
accommodations are aifoTdes. JAEEz MUNseLL.
| --.,~eI ~, 1t..st
| 10000 Fei Of Timber Wanted JmDIerJiaieIy-
cover IN six large hrick buiiGnrs each 81 feet BIZ
%, W The clear. Those that eau procure 10 will call
al my once on fth street, near the Nes Dock also
want dS many SLATE as viii cover the above buildings
\ In. NuIfAu atrrtpff
| October Is. a. n
American Aate Papers In ~ V0ls. sgo
! aDuBLl5htD under the paifoTge Of Coherest.-Tbs
sabsciefs to tbs important work IN The state OF
virginia, are informed that viii De delivered In tie
IespeeFe copnles ~ NE course Of tie pfeseai season
me publisher ladulges The hope that the same h6s
"a motives which induced TIE veTy genefoas
whtch tbs wofk has received IN NtfEins viii pfofr ~
ue individual subscrlheSs afford every fseniv I'M
iheH Po"tr. 10 The r4dy collection OF the amount due
o" eaoh snbsciipl"S THOMAS r. WAIT
Boston, August TO- 27wIo-s
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Of The sickness. II is'unpleasani 10 COM
uiunicate such news but il would be
teacherous 10 withhold IL. 10.
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s-szasss.axzz1eszsaszse
COMMUNICATIVE

f%O4NO Ell .
DiEDj-On the third inst within one mile
of iae White Chimnies in the county of Ca,o-
line. Mrs. DOROTHEA BAuGhN, a.ei
one hundred and eight years, lacking niru
days ; tits Il remarkable fact that this odd
lady WAS never bled and never known 10 fake
medicine OF amy KIND. She bad ten children,
nihe OF them she raised 10 lie men aud wo.
men; tie other died at about eight wears old.
She enjoyed her health ill within tinee mohtbs
OF hei death, aud was useful almost 10 the
last, Ia caidins and spiunirw.
Al Fort Mnutsomcty (Aiabama Tertiary
JOIN I RANDOLPH; lihsonol Breti Rai,-
dolph Esq. of Cureper, in the 2Oih yeaf pfhis
age. Those who estimate the value ui a,t ami
able, tcuder aud atieCuonate heart, VII SIM
rethizc with his parents AID friends ~ iLe
iosSoi thiS Nonng gentleman ;cut OF in Ike
bloom OF lite, III Tie pursuit OF a just aud hiyl-
~ hohorh Die ambition. Nut moIr thun eight
months ago he lett bisIat,,t state n.,,rr
the auspices of an affections e LIoiirer. IN
whose aims he eXpied on the I'D August, ~.
Ter aSevtTc Illness of about three weeks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-15

\ sioSoLu tIoH.... he coFartnetship oi litNINS,
- ROBERTSON q co. of RChmord. RmI pEIrF
WALhtR CO. M t!ucEburE being this lay tissuls,d
by mutual consent James u. Riddle ara Mn q Smith
EsPrs' ("r any agent ihrJ appoiut) viii alone se
an'h"Ised l" settle iLe auais Ui tue concerns Ike
sh scirrs having con,e.cd 10 them Ms tru:i es for
he'i creditors al their properly and effects iIcudiig
te oehs due 10 ten,, which IL Is eaTnesiI, haped I
tie speedily discharged IN order thar The cbitct OF The
If"al deed i"ay be the sooner accom- plshrd.
RoBERI uNtNG
FLltfS:N AlkER,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
~ NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, FxBsvARr ,lsis.
REPUBLICAN CONVEN IION.

~x* A General Republican Conven>
ton viii be holden at the State House,
in Bristol, on "Wednesday evening, Feb.
II, to make arrangements for the ensu-
ing spring Election. The Republicans
in the several towns, which are represen.
ted by tederallsts, are requested to elect
Delegates accordingly. 1t is earnestly
hoped that every town may be fully rep
resented In Convention.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
PRINTERS NOTICE.

THE 22d OF March neHt completes ten pears
4 since the FIRST publication Of this psper--dur-
-g WHICH period II has struggled against msny
iificulties, more particularly The want Of promp'
syment on The part sF msay Of The subscribers ,
consequently esnsiderable sum 10 nov out-st and.
ins. Il will Be sees by our paper that the types.
now in use, have done their full share Of duty sud
u s necesssry the Office shoa'd be reraenisLed. u
- our insentisq TO DO 90 T'r which reason Il j.
Indispensable thst all who are IN arrears should
make immediate payment--snd those vho car
make IL convenient. ought Dos 90 make objections
against paying six months in advance the eondit.
ions. in fact. on which tho psper 10 pnbiished
Agents viII Be appointed il Tire difesest towns for
rhe purpose Of cstsecfing sneh sums ~ shall re
s1in unpaid on the frs OF Msfcb-sII that remain
settled sfter The 22d March viIl be put in suit
ndiscriesiaafsiy. w. StnON9.
Newport. jsa 20, 1919 ~
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AT PUBLIC vENDUE.

NHE Kcal Estate Of JosEPH Gun
i pAsL, late Of Portsmouth, Esq deeease d
will be let at Auction, on THUR yU.fY. the 25ih
day Of Feb instant iffar IL not. the Arst fair day
Affer, on the premises, viz.
The Grist.NfilI and CIoshier's Works, I'll in cor
,iete repair.
Also. the Apparatus for spinning sleeps wool. TO-
getter with looms
Also, the Ferry Parm, 50 called. containing 9,
gc.
likewise. the Cook Farm. 90 called, eontaininr
10 acres land. most Of which 10 Of q superior qus
Likewise, q Dwelling House, contiguous -
her Of the above farms. and cosveuieut for one o.
20 small famiiiea.
Conditions made taown at the time Of sales
sfMsss essss ssscsssfEx. SSsSksi Aa"r'
Portsmouth. Feb 3 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
REPUBLICANS MEETING.

The Republican Freeman Of Newport,
arc requested to meet at the State. House
10 Morrow Evening, for the purpose Of
choosing Delegates to attend the Con-
vention at Bristol, On the l7th inst.
The meeting will open at early candle
light, general and punc,uaI attendance
is earnestly requested.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03

.ss ssssiusns a:sapp:esing Of atos0aiasa
u that wsr.
Mr.. Clay delivered a speech 10 support of
these resolutions, wLich occupied upwafcs
Of two hours ia the delivery. ,nes
Mn Johnson, of KentsckY, took the aoor
on the other side, and had spoken abous an
hour when, having given wsy for motion
Tor that purpose, the eomuiitee rose, and
the House adjourned.
ta4t THURSDAY, IAN. 81.
The engrossed bill supple nsn,ary to the
set 10 provide Tor the prompt settlement of
public accounts, was read the third time,
Dassed, and scot o the Senate.
hl ssE Seminole War.
The House then again resolved itself into
asommisss Of the whole, Nc. Peasants In
the chair, on the report of the military CON-
niuee on the subjsc, Of the Seminole War.
Mr. Johnson, OF Kentusky, concluded the
remarks Whish he commenced yesterday, in
as2sech Of &C hour ard half, ia opposition
20 the report.
Mr. Smy,h, of Virginia, followed on the
sane side Of the question, D. addressed the
House until the usual hour of a5journment;
when the comnittee rose, reported progress,
and obtained leave to sit again, and the
House adjourned.
a ~ .fs FRIDAY, Jan. 20.
The bill from the Senate, 40 provide for
more convenient organization of the Courts,
Of the United States, and for the sppoint.
men, OF Circuit Judges" was reported by
M. II. Nelson, withouf amendment, and &C.
fesred TO a committee Of the whole.
Mr.. Harrison, from the com sltee upon
the improvement 10 the organization and
discipline of the militia, made a report
which was ordered to lie on the table.
r Seminole Har.
The House then sgaio resolved itself into
COMMITTEES OF The whole, Mr.. peasants in
the chair, on the report Of the mii.'s'y CON-
rpiltee in regard to the conduct of the Semi
nsis War; aud Mr.. Smyth, Of Virginia, re.
saIaec The speech which he conmenced oo
yesterday.
Mr.. Iones, Of Tennessee, followed on the
san,e side, in speech of nearly an hour.
Er. Tailmadge, of New-Yok, .bsn rose,
and had spoken abont half an hour, when,
giving wsy for motion for that purpose.
The commitlce rose, reported progress,
and Obtained leave % sit again; and the
Houss adiourned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
From the Mediterranean.

t NORFOLK, jan. 10.
The United States sloop Of war Peacock,
Csp,. RoDoERs, anchored In the bite Of Crs-
ney island last evening At son set.-The Pea.
cosk sailed from Syracuse on the is;h OF
Nov. aud Gibraltar on the 9Th Dec. Lei.
the remsiuder Of the squadron at Syracuse,
from whence also the Spark sailed same day
for Tripol,, with M. .sJoxEs, American Con
sui to that Regency. The frigate United
States, Captain Crane, was 20 sail for home
as soon as the 0uerriere arrived to reliev,.
her.
:, An affair Of honor tock place OF Syracuse /;
few days before the Peacock sailed, in whic
Mdshipmaa -, Of the U. S. Navy We
killed.
The number Of deaths in Tangiers, froh.
the l7,h to tho 3o,h Of November, was 2s6
about I8 Of day.
The u. S. schr. Hornet, Lieut.. Comb.
Ramsge, bound TO New Orleans, droppee
down to Craney Island yesterday sf,eruooo---
she will probably SO to sea this day.
From the National Infeiligeneer, Of Jan. 81
The dsbate on the subject Of the Sc miDo
war viii occupy probably several day', y
three days have been ocespied, and bot fou
or five me nbers have been heard on the SUI
siec,.--Whe,her il be the intrinsic interest
the subject which has come under deb +
during the present session, We shslI 0st d
eide. ba, We have never On any occasion zee
the floor and gallery of the house Of Rep
sents,ives 90 crowded.
We are pleased st being able to say, III
the Discussion, though very free. 10 ecndue
ed with ,bs, dieoiiy and temper By which N
proceedings Of the National Legisls'u
oosh, TO be characterised. Tho diseus,io
we have said, 10 free oos II viii be ioun
ebs slss afoIl snd no sb,e one.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
BOSTON REpRKSEhT.aTYrES. .

Tbs Report of the Commhteesof Elect.
ions, declaring the election 10 Boston 10 have
been iliegsl!y conducted, and the sitting
Caembers not entitled TO their seats, was
taken up in the House Of Represeoiives yes
tcrdsy afternoon, sud accepted, by the decided
majosiy vi :oi to -. Their payroll WAS 10
be Qads up including ycs,erd-y. The Bos-
onseat is Of Course vac Aied -Chron. Il Pat.
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Il NEW SUPPLT.
Fashionable HITS. and School. Books
GEORGE W.ANTON, ~

L i - -
Fashionable HATS. and School. BOsls.
GEORGE WANTON, t
Has jnsf received from Aesp. Pork and Phis.
adslhhia, and for Sais ~ his Book end Hal
Stsve 4l 81
ENTLEMEN's sGpevxAs beaver hAis, Of ,hs
~ most fashionable shape. and beat qvsiiy. q
.ass' Mems aud Boys low priced Fat Hats, vide
and narrow brims
Laeiea BedSer H.fTS
Jsn received. Ladies, Misses and Chidren's black
and drab Beaver HATS, elegantly hsinssed WITH 0ss
~ SCHOOL. 5ooks,
or every hind IN uss, as Daboll's Atthrhetics
Morse's Geography, Columbian Orator. w.bsssre
and Aden's spelling Books, Teswrents &c &e.
= Twenty Resms writing and litter Paper
Blank account Books
Family Bibles. with elegant Plates.
Blunt's Coast Pilot.
Bowditeus Navigator.
~ Faher- HanSinys,
Far Rooms and window Curtains. So
.dLMHA.dCHy,fo for 1919. a
BickcrstaF's Rhode.tslan & Formers ALSANs
AyKs, for 1872 BY the groce. do ssa OF single.
Newport Jan ~. 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
MORTGAGE SALES.
On rHURsUAY, March as,

On THURSDAY, March -,
y ~ o'cfock. = On the frenisn,
DwELLfNC.HOU with the sho.
in frou;, situated on Bsnisser's whsui
vie ihe eecspstios OF Mrs M'D,ugsld
be sold for tke purpose Of satisfying .
,ssssgs. Conditions made known at ~
.lms Of sale. NsvPqr, Feb. ., 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
Ecrarf Of letter from Washington 60 fhe
edLfor, of ne Bosfon Pafriof.

"The subject, at present most interesting
hero appears 10 be Gen. jackson's proceed
ings Sone of the members seem dster,nin-
ed 70 do their utmost toward censuring him.
Bot they have very liulc chance Of success.
The able and admirable letter OF Mr.. Adams
to Me. Ewing, comes like q thundetbolt 10
their hopes.--Some few ccnsure JacksuD
from honest motives--but Others do II be-
cause he Is upheld by the administration.
The latter, determined at all events 10 cen
suriDg Gan. Jackson. Such men however,
ough, 10 pause, end ask the emsclves how they
can answer TO their country Tor such step
---how they can answer for taking the side
Of Spain sgsios, their country, and thus baz.
aiding our na,lo.ai ieputsIioo and national
peace. They may temporarily embarrass the
administration; bu, ,his will be no atlonement
for the injury they do the country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
RINK .hEJYS /!

I, Is stated in the Washington City Ga
xrue Of last Monday, ,ha, Mr.. Sergeant, .
membe, of the House Of Represen,iyes from
P>snsylssnis, has left Washington for Phil
sdelphia, 10 make known to tbs directors Of
he y. S, Dsnk, that il is the anxious wish Of
The executive, that they shosid resign; and
that Mr. Sergeant will use his best endessors
TO facilitate, this desireable object.
A Philadelphia Paper msn,ions, that
George Williams, Esq Of Baltimore has &c
signed his seat as a director of the bank Of
the United States.
James c. Fisher, has been sppoiated, By the
Directors, President Of the Bank, Of the Uni.
ed States Ia the place of Mr.. Jones resigned
The Legislature of Nss-York, have a bill
before them, for increasing the duties or
Auetioneersj ) sad laying an additional tax on
he city of New-Yo,k, Of 9so, 600.
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Dissolinion Of CopoYlnrrsHip.

DISSo1NH5VH y Otf1T.HffSN5p.
HE eorartnsrship, heretofore existing,
u under tho 6rm Of SAVER 4 MEL.
WILL, was cisssitsa, on the a<'h duy oI
December last, All persons Andeb,ed TO
ss,d ii. M, are requested 70 settle The ssee,
withoo, delsy, and elf persoos having de-
mands sgslns, said h.sa, are requested 70
present the same Tor se,tleneut
THOMAS MELVILL.
NeyDort. Feb 1919
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TO LET,

4 ertos, the former residen nee of Col Jonn
Cooks. and late belonging TO Capt e. LsaA Bsows,
containing about $50 acres Of the beat land in this
state. Application to be made before tue 18th
Of the present month. For terms and other psrtic.
ulsrs, apply to WILLIAM ELLEkI, iun
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T,s lsbsls % sss Seminole war, sni lhs
conduct Of Gen. Jackson, continues 10 call
forth the hishosl talents of Congress. MIR.
Clay is said 20 havs entcr,ained an sdmi'ing
and crowded auditory with blaze OF elo.
Quenee rarely il ever equAiled on. ,ha, floor |;
bot 70 regret 10 find his talents arrsyed
asnnss the Gsnsrsi.---He 10 opposed BY
Gen, Smith, Col. Johnson, and others, who
advocate the eouduct of 0sa. Jsckson.-Ws
hope TO dad room for some part OF this intes-
esting deba,e.--.t. Y. COT.
The Marine insurance Company of Bris-
toi have commenced business. John Ward
well, Esquire, 10 President, and Mr.. John w.
Bourn, Sscretary.-Pryv. Pat.
The Cashier Of the Muskingum Bank
Ohio, has sloPed With large sum OF money
from the vaults, upwards OF $4,000 doiis.--ib
--:o;o~o;o:--
{s1horfonf lnteniion. 10 stated in the
National lnteiligeacer, hat the Hoa. William
J. Lewis, Member Of Congress from Virginia,
has recsDlly invented q Machine for propel-'
ling vessels Of all siacs from small boat up
to the largest ship Of war. This machine is
said 10 be moro simple, aud incompar ably
more powerful, than any olher' hitherto in.
ventedi and tides and currents, instead Of
weakening, will increase its active power.
Steam, weights, springs, horse, or manual
power, Can be used according TO the size Of
the vessel. II will answer for the sea as we'll
as mill-Pond. Ne wave can injurs or de-
s,royit.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03
log, Lhames-Street.
NE w 81 OCK
or
Jsveiry,. Fancy Goods, Loohisg Classss
Cu1tery, &C. sc.
BENJAMIN Il. TISDALE,
WATCHMsxEF q yEWEkLEK. b

Has just received from New.York. an extensive a.
sortmsnt Of the above msntisnsd arlicles. which
having been purchased en the most advan-
tagcous terms, he 10 enabled to sell q aAf
caesp - they can be bought ss N'
y any store In this state t. az
IA ts -~.f0snf sSAScA are. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03

The Uoitsd States Mails, under The pres-
en-, exceilen, establish pen,, are transported,
daily ao,7s7 miles; and between eight and
nine millions Of miles in year. The num-
ber OF Posi- Offices are now 5000; 10 1920
there weTe Is only in 1900, the number
was sos.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03

NB.--Cloeksara Wonhes cleaned and ~
paired IN che Sest eannsr.-- Cad eSd SiiSsr ~
sAan4faenrsd and repaired a. fAs shersssf notIse -
Cash and ihs Aghess price Sipen. for old Geld. 1o
Bross aud Copper. -
Newport, Dec %, 1918. 49,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-03

UT No letters sent BY penny post.
None delivered on sunday. nor sfter the ofice Il
.ioscd In the evening.