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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-01

THE subscriber having had il 10 contemplation
Jer some time past TO publish Register Of
his native State, which 10 acknowledged to be much
wanted. bcgs leave 10 announce that he has made
and is making such arrangements as to ensure its
completion at a period early as possible. proba-
bly, ia the course Of four or five months.-1hs
State, 1t is true, il small when con Jared with many
OF the others but list OF all her officers.
associations and public institutions is certainly on
that account not the ,ess desirable Il is the inten
hon OF the publisher to spare pains 10 render tie
RLsde leland Aeggster as interesting as possible 10
ALL psriic cuisriy to tie citizens Of Providence II is
intended to contain complete list OF the civil, ju-
dicial and military officers Of the State, the meet
ings of the General Assembly, the State and Fed
eral 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 and Insurance Off
ces IN the State, with their officers, capitals, snd
the discount days Of the former, post-towns and
Post in r Island. and the rates Of postage
10 the United States, as established by law
In order 10 expedite tie work fas, possible.
1t is respectfully requested Of the TownClerks OF
the different towns in the State, TO furnish the pub
Usher, soon 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 Att0rnies, Physicians
and Surgeons, the public institutions and associa-
tions, with The date OF their formation and The pre-
sen, presiding officers of the same, for which they
viii be paid reasonable compensation, IL desired
--(entlemen of leisure and information would also
much ooge the subscriber, and enhance the value
OF the intended publication, BY forwarding any SINH
lar statements, which nigh; be interesting our
citizens generally; which may be directed to him
by mail, or sent by any other convenient convey.
ance HUGH u. BROWN.
Gazette. Office, Providence. June IL ~ 80 ]
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Fashionable Hats.

GORGE wANToN has just recsived from the
NJ Msnufactory Of Ives & White, New-Yotk
Gentle mems supe'fne fashionable Hats, ~orrant.
ell Of Ae 5sss GRaiity and nc. 20 fade IN scariug
Mems Hats. r,sh ,v.lcDrims.
.glso. low priced Nspt g. Caster Hats, Youths &
Chidrens Hats, OF every description and price.
PAPER HANGsNGS
handsome assortment Of cheap and elegant
Paper Iiangiags. fer rooms and window curtains
just received aud Cor sale as Above.
Newport. ApriI 90.
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UNION HOTEL.
JOHN COOK.

Itforms fhe pubic IN general q his JTisnas IN
&farsieatar.
',,HaT ne has taken the noted Howe of Col
James Tsrry's. No. 1S0, Thames-strset, Is;e'y
improved by Mr.. Dows as o Public Hovse, and
which he proposes TO accommodate ladies' and
Gentlemen who nav do him the honor 60 call upon
him, With the bes, fare the market may sfosd mo
exertious shall be wanting to nrA,'fy and oblise
The hes, os Liquors ~ll be ready a. command, and
good keeping ef uorses constantly provided.
ora few steady Borders (lsdics and gentlemen }
can be accommodated in the best names.
Newport. Jaiy 4.
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70 BUILDERS.

THE subscriber, a resident of Free,own, in the
, state Of Massachusetts, takes this method to
inform the gentlemen OF Newport and lis vicinity,
that by application TO him, they can be Furnished.
with stone steps, of all dimcDtons, msde OF Tie
most durable grannet also stone suitable for the
foundations of houses, or for ary o'her purpose.
for which gvsnnet is used He so,icts the patron
age of gentlemen who are abou, to tn,,d, and
port, for specimen of his workmanship, as well ss
the material which he uses Letters directed TO
the Of SroBRInoR MIRRIcx, Freetown,
will reach the subscriber in the course Of the mail
tended to. PATRlCK HAuES
Newport. May 26. 1919
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VdIUHRI r. E4RM

NE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
Il in Middetown, about mile and q halt from
the state e.honse in Newport. Said Farm contains a.
bout 90 acres of land. with great quantity o eIeel
lent fruit trees, of all knds-together with the bud
ings thereon standing. For other Information in.
quirc Of ALANSON PECKHAM.
Middletowr, Feb 10. II
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TO Lea, 4,

.had tossesson g,ven imme9iafeiy.
THAT we'll finished and convenient dwelling.
4 house, situated in Mi,.street, recently occupi-
ed By Capt. JAMES B PHILLIPS, the House con-
.ains Ten apartments and good cellar kitchen,
with an excellent we'll of water and rain water, cs-
tern in the yard. an out building suitable Cor wood
or chsise house For terms apply 20
July 81, 1919. THOMAS TOWNSEND
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cUNDALL's flLLS--Portsa0a.A.
II neoer-failing Spring +!

THE subscribers respectful. inform the puoies
4 that they carry On the Wool Manufacturing
business in all its brsnohes--thst their r'aehnes
are now in complete repAir--their ieng tape',enee
viii therefore enable them 10 perform All the os1
Finishing, all the various kind OF W ooien Gcous IN
point OF colour and finish, equal it not suisrici 20
any establishment in this county They Bustar"e
TO complete ali orders in their line, ss sre.diy 'no
Gal AZ reasonable terms st any tstablislnth IL eh
this Island. CLARKE GhiNkLLL
B. The following persons will reoei,s a.. arr
tcles intended for their manufsc,ory ;--JoB SHIR-
NAN. OF Newport--sAsroAp ALny, OF Little
Comp;on-PsLEo ConEy, Of TNertor-fra Will
LIAM PEaRsE, Bristol-ferry
They have constantly on hand at uhofsae ana
retail sationets Plains. Csssmeres, FisrItis. &c.
which they arc determined TO sell al moderate prices
Newport, April 90
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


NJ Office is hereby given to the proprietors Of
~ Stock, issued under the convention with
Ftance of the goth of April, 1908. commonly cal-
led Louisiana Stock, that, the 2lst OF October,
next ensuing the date thereof furtber payment
On account Of the. principal Of said stock will be
made, at the rate Of fifty .ionr percentum on the
remaining moiety, or unredeemed portion thereof |,
and that the same will be paid to the respective
proprictors, or TO their attorneys duly authorized
on the day before mentioned, at the Treasury in
Washington, or ut such Loan o!Ece. on the books
whereof any portion Of said stock may stand.
Information is further given. ,hst the interest
due at The time Of redemption. on such part OF
said stock as is held in Europe. viii be paid as
heretofore in London end Amsterdam. and that the
interest such part Of said stock as has been do
rnes,icated, will be paid at the same time with the
principal. either at the Treasury, or at the Loan
Offices. as before mentioned And 1t is also hereby
made known, that interest On that portion of said
LOUISIANA Stock, intended TO be redeemed afore-
said. will cease and determine on the 2lst day OF
October, 1919. WM II CRAWFORD,
Ii9w.1 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Second Comffrolier's CsDsce,
March ASH, 1919.
WIlE2EAs. by the act entitled "An act rsgu.
W la,ing the payments TO invalid pensioners,
passed the Sd of the present month, affidavit OF
two surgeons or physicians, as to the continuonce
and rate OF disability of the several applicants
FAUST accompany their respective applications TOE
the fret payment which shall fall due after the All
OF March nsEf. and at the end OF every two years
thereafter And whereas scme misunderstanding
may arise as TO the time when tie above mentioned
act shall 90 into operation
This is TO notify sill whom IL may concern, that
by the construction given TO the said act by th,
Second Comptroller Of the Treasury, the before
meut;oocd sssiavits (sgreesbly TO The form Pyb
lishcd by the Hon. the Secretary OF War, undei
date Of the Esd inst) will be required TO secompsn,
the applications for all pensions 20 which they ap
ply, falling due on the sh Gay OF September next
RICHARD QUITS,
A7-c2'. Second Cowas-oler.
Printers su,horized 70 publish The Laws Of ths
United States viii insert The sis,e cncc week TIL
the Is. os September nsst.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber. hereby gives public notice. hst
= he is appointed Executor. Of the last will and
testament, upon the Estate OF Bschus Overinf. late
&c Newport deceas'd, and hes scecpted the irust.
lie therefore requests all persons Who are indebted
the Estate Of the said deceased, TO make payment
w,hc:i delay and also all persons. who have caims
,gAinst said Estate, 10 exhibit them Immediately
PAuL oyERINS.
Newport, ysly 10, 1919.
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Commissioners Aofice.

commissioners noHce.
NE, the subscribers. having been appointed By
W the Hon. Court Of Probate, for the town =
south.Kingstown, in the county of Washington,
commissioners 10 receive examine, and ADJUST tie
CLAIMS as ainst the Estate Of
JOHN SEGAR,
late of SouthKingstown, deceased. represented IN
solvents do hereby give notice, that six non,hs,
from this day are allowed to the creditors of saii
Estate. to bring in and prove their respective claims,
and that we will attend for that purpose, st tie
house Of Joseph Reynolds, innolder, at Little Res,
on the last Saturday Of each month. in the after
noon, during said period.
JOHN I. NICHOLS. ! c,.
JAMES sHEARMAN 5 e'"'n''s'ene'''
All persons that indebted to the Estate OF
said deceased are called upon to make immediste
payment 10
JOHN SEGAR. ,.
FRANCIS o sEGAR. .Sd"'"'''ra''r''
snu,h-Kngstcwn, juno i4'h. 1919. q S0)
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POT AZ W.

Jithe following little pcice OF Poetry does but give
half the pleasure your readers that II has gsen
TO me. thrk they win thank you for publishing
II. Would that more Of that sweet and lovely
spirit OF contsntment, which in wife breaths so
great charm around, the cannubiai sta,e. were
10 be found IN all the walks Of life-1hat spirit
which makes every thing delightful every thing
happy and blossoms even sorrow itself into Joy.
Boz. Gazette.
THE PEASANT AND HIS WIFE.
HE---The long, long day again has pass'd
In sorrow and distress
strive my best--bug strive in vain
labor hard-but still remain
Poor, and in wretchedness.
SHE----Nsy, we have health--you love your wife,
And she returns It's fame
Want, still is absent from our cots
God gives us bread to soo,he our lot;
What more can you desire
HE-----I wsh'd to earn little sum,
My dearest wife for thee
wishd, by toiliDg day and night
TO gain some wealth that might requile.
Thy fond fidelity.
SHE----No wealth repsys fidelity,
Nor gold nor moDarch's crown,
My heart, which doth to thee incline,
Finds all its love repaid by thine,
And smiles at forture's frown.
uE---I)us az to see thee live in want,
Il fills my soul with care
That you, so noble, just and good,
Must slave and toll for daily food;
That drives me to despair.
slIE----I daily work (God knows my hearth
Contented at your side;
More joys than wealth give prove,
TO share thy sorrows and thy love,
Thy faithful hearts my pride.
HE---Bui who, when am snatch'd from thee,
Will hush thy trembling sighs'
And when our babe shall weeping say,
80 mother, give me bread, pray u
Who then will heed its cries
SHE---GcD! who the worm aud sparrow shields,
Man in his need can aid
He'll be my comfort when thou'rt fed;
The Orphans Sire will give him bread
O be Ills will obeyd
HE---Wfe ofmy heart, how great art thou,
Thy love is all my veal
Hs feel so proud Of one like thee
Thy love and thy fidelity
Inspire me with fresh zeal
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
Er.racf from Nosh's Travels in Bar6ary.
MOORISH HMAGNkNIMITY.

MOORISH MAGNANIAIITY.
During the war III the Peninsula, Il transports
and other government vessels were frequent
ly sent from GibI altar TO Taogier bat 10 pre-
vent quarantine, these vessels had no connec-
tion with the shore (; and stiict orders were
given 10 pcrmi, no Moor 10 como on hoard.
A siou.J OI war, errIyirg rom Cadiz, anchor
nd in the bay and the captain Of the port, an
athletic man, OF fac feelings and good chnrac-
ter, and perfectly conversanl with the English
end spanish languages, got into his skill and
poddied towards the vessel. He got under
the stern, and before he was observe, he
reached tho decks The lieutenant OH watch,
enraged at tho violation OF orders, and the
: lear OF quarantine, IN momen, OF forgeilui-
ness, seized a rope and very aeverely beat tho
Moor, who got into his skiif and rlurncd to
the PORT. lie r,adc no complaint, told no
ono cf the cifcu instance although greater
outrage cannot be offered by a Christian to n
Mussnl man, he watched an opportunity to re-
Ataliste. The lieutenant was compelled TO
land on business he returned 10 tho beach
Z0t dusk the gates ,f the town were shut no
BOAT was ready 10 receive him the wind
sdrowned his voice he Walked tho beach in
ssi,ation, when the captain OF the port accos-
tod hi On and, on learning his situation, pro-
.pays I as skiff, and rowed him to bis vessel.
EsXou may remember, sir, said be, when
In the execution of the duties of my ofiec,
landed on the deck oil this ship YOU disgra-
.ccd me by beating me with rope--ard with
xtut rrovoca,ion: could have hatied you in.
H0;ths sea from my sk'ff aud thos hsva taken
,ahfisfsc,lon; bu, you cnt'us,cd Yourself 10 me,
\ pnd S guarantee YOU, safety /; this. sir" ssld
ne, rs be pushed off from the vessel, is the
vpngsancs OF Moor."
- AN AFFAIR OF"HONOR."
| 4 {s4necdofe. AN apoihecay having refosed
10 >rosigu his seat q, the theatre 10 an osiccr's
|Sdyyshs officer feeling him self insulted, sent
hinIs chsllenge. The opothecary was punct-
Gnl,to the meeting, bu, observed TIA, not hsv-
We hsen accuslomed 10 FIRE, be had to pro-
.pQssya now way ofsetIing tho dispute. He
V(e6drew from bis pockcts pill box, and
Akiag from thence Two pills, ihas addressed
~ entsgonist, Gas man Of honor, sir, you
iol3 would not wish 70 fight ms on une.
>osns; berc therefore Az two pills one
<g0nosee of the mosi deadly poison, toe 9TH
tfecijy harmless We ave therefore on c.
SQud RrCuud, II We each swallow one you
6nsll take your choice, and pro,oise faithful.
)yHo tt&s that which yos leave" It's need.
|)eps = add that this sffsi, was. settled by
&1As4 laugh. -
Nv y{kAss II women esfoSassei by dseiens
dYEsy-'rhe following singular transit.
belFs*io the cdiucn Of the Bib
4k1NIED AT Londoo, by Rossar
- p<iaise to the kings most Excelien,
- totQr--In the % chapter aud Tt
1tnCyiss and which, for the benefit
u t(oGosbed, We hero tsanssribc:
- sos syss ofthooa both were open
~ hepw shss they we're nakod, and
'$hoy <1gre1 icaucs icgt,her, rnd
m<d6 'o1o) (riuse 6ssseise.'' :
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DIR. RELIES
fST{I12HTIC PILLS.


HS7Hh7aTIC PILLS.
9s brocf Of zdieh the foLowirg interesting cures
are submitted to public perusal:
NJr MI STETSON,
or Hanover, was 9 years afflicted with violent
psin 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
medicines, was cured and his health perfectly res
tored by 2 boxes Of these pills
NJ AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and grand d-daughter. of Boston,
were each dreadfuly afflicted with asthma and diff
Guilty Of breathing, were all Of them cured and re-
stored to perfect health by z boxes.
Judge -------, OF Salem, had been many years sc.
vercly afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
of breathing. was cured by boxes; his sleep was
restored the second night, which had been brok-
EN- for many years.
a Lady of Boston turned Of so, was severely
afflicted with cough, pain in the side, at times spit
ting Of blood, could not lie down in her bed tor d
years. could sleep but at short intervals, was re
stored to pcrfec, health taking boxes.
These Pills give instant ease IN all cVhs, COLDS,
astimss, difficulty of breathing, whec2ing uEht-
ness of the chest, strained stomach, oCnsumPtion,
pain in the side, splitting of blood, ehiiliuess and
shivcrings, the iorerunners OF malignant icyers, &c
common colds are removed in few bouis, the aged
will expe ienee relief equally agreeable aud instant
aneous, even when the lungs are affected. CT .ssN
for :. DR. Relies Asthmatc Pills" One 5or cOn,ain-
gin 10 pile frequently Effects cure 10 prsvemt i'm
position, the outside printed wrapper il signed w.
T.. Conway Observe this as you painc heath! Pre-
pared and sold wholesale BY the sole proprietor,
w. I Conway, chemist, No 1, Bums,esd Place,
Cominon-stree,, Boston, by spe cid appointment by
SAMUEL w. VlNSON, DrnggiN,
No. ITO, Thames-strect, Newport,
Also, by
Lemuel W. Briggs, bristol; Hercules whitney,
J. IT, Mason, Vropi,ience Dyer & fiowes. Usndhaai;
Greene, NesV- Londo1 Isaac u Bull, Hartford; and
most druggists. booksellers and postmasters thto
out the United States, where uay he had ell those
Justly esteemed and highly approved Medicines"
prepared ny w T. Conway Price One Dollar. or
six boxes for five dollars, i2 boxes for nEe dollars,
aud ~ dozen bottles Tor 100 dollars.
Dec. z. 1917. 90
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TO LEI,
THE Dwelling-Hous and Lot Of
l. Land in Mili-street, belonging 10 the Widow
of JOHN Garaaer, Esq and next westward ct Mr..
Audley Ciarke's will Le given imme-
diately.-For terms, spplyto
JAMES B PHILLIPS.
Newport, March 1o.
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4. u NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

WHEN cure for one dollar. or at most for two ".
. w dollars, can be obtained for cough, cold,
asthma. difficulty Of breathing. tghtness Of the
chest. wheeling, pain 10 the side spittins OF blood
a strained stomach, &C. must it not be matter OF
surprse that we see the obituary daily sweied with
deaths occasoned principally by colds On an auer
age at IeaW
ny. One Hundred e Fifty Thousand Persons
die annually Of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, then diff
Guilty of breathing and pain in the side, at length
the lungs become affected, consumption ensues, and
death closes the scene Alas too often doe: pre-.
judice. by listening TO some and adopting the opn.
ION of Others prevail; thereby preventing trial OF
such medicines as might afford relief, under the
idea that no relief can be obtained Scarce case
occurs but may be relieved by the timely spPlica-
ton of
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nNE or two convenient Rooms, suitable for public
~ Offices. in central situation For turther infor-
nation and terms apply at this office June 5.
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LOT OF LAND.
E,Ok 5ALE--a Lot of Land, on Prospect.Hll, &C.
l. longing 10 the subscriber. The price moder-
ate and the terms easy. JOSEPH NoRTHUP.
Newport, October z. a.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1919.
Fifty Dollars Reward.

ID AN away on the 28th of April. from
a Z the farm of the subscriber, in Dogue
Neck, Fairfax Co. Virginia, negro HAIR
RY, aged about twenty three years, about
FIVE feet ten inches high, very black, well
built, has considerable impeachment in his
speech, when spoken to evinces much con-
fusion, and replies almost uninteiiigibly:
had on when he left home, much worn suit
of domestic cloth. lhave every reason to
believe that he isendeavoring to pass for a
free man, and as such went off in some of
the bay craft during the late fishing season.
All masters Of vessels are warned from
harboring or taking into their employ said
negro, under penalty of having the Law III
gidly enforced agains them. will give
twenty dollars, if taken in the county Of
Fairfax, or district Of Columbia if be-
You'd that distance, the above reward, pro-
vIded he is secured in jail SO that get him
again. WILLIAM MASON. ,
Charles County, Nd. June ].
The editors of the National Intelligent
Ger and Baltimore Federal Gazette will in
sert the above until forbid, and send their
accounts to Port Tobacco for payment.
June | t. u
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Land Warrants.

FOR services, in the revolutionary war.
Il in the Virginia line on continental es.
enlistment. .''T
Owners OF, and those entitled (beine all
who served three years and upwards. to
warrants OF the above description. are in.
formed that, unCer the authority of law of
the United States, locations will, on the 1th
Gay OF July next, be permitted to he made
on some valuable lands on the Scioto river.
and the head waters ofthe Great Miamiri.
yer-And as it will be the last opportunity
to acquire good land, owners OF warrants
will do well not 10 negIect,it.
Any warrants forwarded to the subscri.
Der, will be located on such land as b. NAV
suppose most likely 10 please his employ.
ers. CADWALLaDER WALLACE.
Chillicothe, e .,io) April Is I9ts
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50 Dollars Reward.

pAN AWAY from the subscriber yes
+ y terday. a negro, named FREDE-
RICK, about "a yesrs old, feet or 10
inches high, had on when he eloped bot
tie green close boiled coat, velvet panta-
looms, black cashmere vest, fur hat about
half worn---took bundle containing sun
dry articles Of clothing Frederick
has remarkable scar on his right thigh,
Ii is supposed he is lurking about AleAan-
dria. for the purpose ofobtaining passage
for the north. Whoever apprehehds said
negro out OF the state of Maryland, shall
receive the above reward, and all reason
able charges # brought home, or secured
injaiI, so that get him If taken within
the state of Maryland thirty dollars, and
all reasonable charges If brought home 10
the subscribers residence. in Charles CO.
about miles from Piscataway.
GEORGE DEMENT,.
The editors OF the National Inteiligen-
Ger and Baltimore Federal Gazette will
please publish the above for four weeks,
and tOrwa 4 their accounts to the editor of
the Alexandria Gazette for payment.
June div
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DAN away from the subscriber living
III in King Georges county Va. on Mon
day the 99nd March, yellow man named
JAMES, about 90 years of age, his tore
teeth wide apart, and cannot speak very
uuick-had on Virginia cloth clothes and
carried off shaggy great coat, he has ia
ther named Peter Hall, who lives with the
widow Morgan. at Oak Hill, Fauquier Co.
and his grandfa Their, old Frederick Hall, is
supposed to be living at MIR. Terrett's near
Alexandria. and it is likely be may be Turk
ing about there. will give the above re-
ward for experimenting and securing said
fellow so that get him again, and reasona-
Bile charges if brought home,
J. H. WASHINGTON.
Masters Of vessels and others are FORE
warned against harboring OF carrying off
said fellow It June IA