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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-10-09

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three months, 7uiH be sent 10
Office as dead letters,
Doct. John II. Lambert
Andrew Lambert
Joseph b. Lewis
William Lea
Mariness w. Loveland
Samuel Lee
Daniel A. I.anterman
Christian Link
Dolphus Langworthy
Jacob Lurten
rs, 8 Elijah Lincoln
John 6. Lotion
Nj
Charles Mullikin-2
2 James M0ffitt-2
Samuel M'Farland
John Morgan
John M'Kee
Thomas Mclaughlin
Alexander M'Williams
Zachariah Maddox
Daniel M'Fain
John B. Martin
1sby Putt. Milton
Neomy Mack
John Mathis
John Maxcy
Moses Miller
Daniel M'Cray
Rev. Mr.. mccoy
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Doct. Thomas Nixon-2
Joseph Neeley-2
John Norman
John Nevins
Thomas Neidham
ok Peter limerick
ID John Nolcn
Henry Nicely
q Reubin Odell
George Ogg, jun.
Rodger Obbibber
Doct. VIM. provinces
Moses Parker-2
son Stephen Pettis
Josiah Parlen
James pearce
Fields Prewitt
John Phelps
IL Frederick Phelps
Enoch Penney
Thomas Piper
David Pearce
Daniel Parkinson
Gersham Patterson
James Richey-2
James Reynolds
Charles c. Rice
Thomas Ray
James Ramsey
Rufus Richardson
Capt. Luther Redsieb
James Reed
Rufus Kicker
John Ross
3 James Renick
John & James Smith
Susannah Scott
Daniel Strang
Josiah C.. Smith
James Steen
James Spencer
Samuel Seward
Mary Shinn
Robert Sinclear-2
Henry Smith
Joseph Snodg'rass
Lewis Shearman
Luther Seainen
Sheriff of Bond county
William Savage, sen.
Raphael spalding
John Smith
) Watt Stubbleiicld
Lewis Shearman
Miss Ann w. Stephens
Isaac & Abra'm Starnes
Le- Samuel Simmons
William Shelton
William Shears
Slioapman
Master b. l.. Starr
Il
John Tilson, Jun.
Hon. Jesse b. Thomas
George p. Tomoy
Rev. Samuel II. Thomp-
2 son
Benjamin Tongate
Edward Tufts
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John Vickery
Richard Veal
Isaac Verian
William Vaun
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-10-09

Samuel Brown
Miron Beach
Joseph Blagg
Oliver Brock
Jonathan Browden
William Baker
David Bellows
Alexander Beau
DR.. William II. Bradsby
Edward Brazclton
John Brown
Polly Branstutter
Calvin Barnes
Luke Blacksher
Moss X. Botsford
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Edward Coles
Hosea I. Camp
Thomas Carlin
Thomas Carroll
David II. Coles
| William G. Cormack
! Gordon b. Crandall--s
Perlgrine Craig
| John Coventry
Daniel Carmichal-2
| Robert Cairnes
Matthew Cowan
| J ames Carlin
James Carrigan
George Coonrod
Constantine Clarkson
David Brasel
David Chambers
David Coon
Watt Cantrall
Cornelius Campbell
William NJ. Crisp
Allen Garden
Jesse Check
Sally Carter
Dewey & lIansen-2
Mrs. Mary Daxson
Doct. Delany
Richard Dixson
Robert Davis
Matthew Dixson
| jeremiah Evans
Joseph E.akin
Jacob Ellis
Abner Enyart-3
Stephen England-2
John G.. Fitch-2
william Fnlton-2
Thomas Farley
Cape. William Fox
John Foss
Gershom Flagg
Caroline Goss
Beniah Guliick
william Grundy
John Green
Robert Gillespy
Andrew Gardner
James Gill
E'lpllalet Green
Job Hicks
Ebenezer Hardness
John IIigens
Vines Hicks
John Hobbs
James iIenderson&L e-
vi Rceder
Adam Hickel
William Henderson,
John Hickel
Evan Hcnton
Crab ii. Hatcher
John Houston
william Hunter
Seth Hilton
George Haworth-2
Nicholas Hansen
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Francis w. Johnson--2
John | Isett-3
James JolInson-2
Rufus lnman
Martin Jones
Matthew Johnson
Benjamin James
Samuel i. Jones-2
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lean Keys
Christian kestler
John Kahn
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Jacob Lough--2
Asahcl Langworthy---
Robert Latham--5
Rev. Benjamin l. Lowe
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-10-09
Mr.. EDITOR,

Mr.. EDITOR,
have resigned my seat in the
direction of the Bank of Edwardsville,
in consequence of its interfering too
much with my official duties. The ST.
tuation of the Bank, in my opinion, is
very good.
JOSEPH CONWAY.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-10-09
Madison county, Oct. S, 1919.

Since the above was written, l have learn
ed that the laws of the last session have Just
been received in this county. 1t is confident
ly believed that the journals will also be pub
lished before the first Monday in August next.
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MIST OF Xietteps

Remaining in the Post Office at Ed7Oa,,dspille,
Illinois, on the Isl October, 1919, 7ohich, if not
taken ont within three months, 7uiH be sent 10
The General Post OHce as dend letters.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-10-09
Notice is hereby given,

Oct. LIST, 1890 St
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
PENMANSHlP.
On Rocksueli's System.

THE Sasscriber has opened a School
i Roon in Spriog-s,rses, Tor the purpose,
exclusively. of giving Lessons 10 tho -drs Of
PeHmsnsnih. on Rockweii's Syssem.--T those
who may think p ope, "a. bestow their Pa,rcn-
age on him, msy depend on every care and
attention being paid TO those under his TUT
ton Terms, 81 for coui 50 OF Thirty Lea
sons.--School 10 Commence at hall past 6
O'clock, MILTON HALL.
( Newport, Feb. ~. .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
TO THE PUBIC.

WhEREAS Judgment of Court hath been OBJ
w tanned against the subscriber, and in favor
OF Jossph Ccgyesha. Noel Cegyesha, jua and yssh.
ua CcgyeshaR, Esq. Some description of the evil
dence may not be AIMS This Judgment of Court
was Tor the maintenance OF piece Of wall adjon-
ing the Rome Farm, SO called. The deposlion OF
John Aibro, taken in Connecticut. depossth and
SAITH That he lived on tlN Rome Farm, so called,
from the 25th OF March, 4. ID. 1888, until the 25lh
OF March, A. ID. 1906, during that time. Thomas
Weaver and son, Joseph and Pardon Sisson, pos
sessed and improved said farn, now owned by Par.
don Brown During the whole time lived on said
farm being term Of eighteen years. he says, we
agreed. the said Thomas aud Joseph Weaver and
Pardon. ssson to mend and repa'v The whole Of the
accordingly, to the end Of said term, when he lsit
said Rome Farm This may certify; that part Of
the time above stated by John Aihro, was the sole
ewner, and improved the same farm that was above
stated to be improved by Thomas aud Joseph Wes.
ver and Pardon Sisson aud il was proved in Court,
by good and substantial evidence, that Joseph wea.
yer told the workn,en, whn John Albro lived on
the Rome Far1, not TO put up the wall against the
Rome Farm, for they never did any thingto that
the tenants on the Roma Farm always put up that
1t was also proved. that John Aibso, while he i'm.
proved that farm, said Weavers folks would not
do any thing To II. Whether such deposition be
an honor or dishonor TO the deponent and those
victorious, will leave to public opinion--snd which
IS most bameabie, the -deponent, or hose who in.
tuenced HIM so to do also leave to the same opin.
ion. shall say nolhing Of the other evidences st
present PARDON BROWN.
MidJIetown, Feb "a. 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
GENER IL J4CKSON.

A public Dinner was given 10 this distin-
'gaished. hero and parent, on Thursday last,
by the citizen of Pbiladeiphia at which
were present many Of its most respectable in.
habitsnts, and among others, by the officers
Of tho city brigade of Militia. On Saturday,
he was expected TO arrive ut New York with
his suite, accompanied by the Vice President
Gan. Swift aud Commodore Chauncey, were
suite of Rooms had been prepared for him
al the elegant arding house Of Mrs. Reese,
in Broad way. Division orders were issued
fot ssluling his arrival, by discharge Of ar
tilley from the Battery; snd honoring him
with an escort of q battalion Of cavalry, from
the landing place TO his quarters. These ar
range menss ace similar to those which were
mads on the arrival Of Washington, when he
hrs, entered on the duties of PresideSt Of The
United States. A public and very spiended
Dinner, is also in preparation for him.-Gaz.
The Ne nory Of IVashington.--The Senate
Of the u. States, oa Foidsy las,, passed a res.
oluson, 30 to Ia, appropria,ing Sl5o,ooo for
erecting an Equestrian Statue ~ the memory
OF WAsHINoToH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24

TO. MORROW.

TO MORROW,
At IL o'clock a III viii be ssd as Public aucfisn, on
the pren,ises, nst previously ds.possd u af pr.
pdfe saie
A III the tight. title, and interest Of the late Jamss
\ Harden, of Bristol, in and 10 y certain Dwell
ling House and lot of and situated in Levsn street
in Newport The house is pleasantly situated. and
W good repsir.-for further particulars, apply TO
JsHN w BouaH in nristoi, or to
GORDON DICKSON, .aucs'r.
Newport, Feb. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
DIED.,

In this tswn, on Friday last, CuAsLss TrLLrsc.
HAST. son Of the late Mr. William T. Tiilinghast,
in the 18th year Of his age.
On Saturday Iasi, Capt. BENJAMIN ALny, aged
96 A firm patriot Of the revolution
At Richmond, on the Sd inst. Mr.. EpwARp LII
LiestDor- i'm the 87th year Of his age He aus
tsined fair and unspotted character through Iife
and died in full faith Of the Christisn religion of
which he was . supporter for many years, aud had
'uI hopes Of glorious, immortality. OF his soul, in
he blest Redeemer.
Bissssd a's Me dead who die in The Lord"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
,Latest from Enpland.

AbtCSt f|oW l-UyF.sb1'
The ship Athens, has arrived at savannah
from Liverpool with papers Of that place to
the 27th Dece nber, aud London dates 10 the
ASA; few days later taso those at Salem
by the Messenger. All accounts seem to
agree, thri something important was about
TO traosPits 10 Spain.
Me-. Roy, member Of the French chsmber
se deputies, is appointed minister Of iiosnce.
The Paris Moniteur mentions ths, there
had been . grest eommotion at Lyons, alarm
ing ia its natures.
Lord ElIenborough, chief justice Of Eng
lspd, died on the 3tn December.
The Courier says the'e is no foundation
for the reported 'chsnges in the ministry
with the exception Of the retirement Of L.
Mulgrsve from the master general ship ,l
tbe erdinsre:, which 10 to be filed by Lor
Wellington.
A ramor was vefy prevslen, 10 Londor.
tha, the King of Spain had absconded fson
Madrid. b. letters recsised |. is stated .hei
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
TO LET,

THE Pawcstuck Woolen Manufacturing Estab.
1 lishment, situate in Westerly, a. I. consisting
of threc-story stone building, 81 feet froat and
rear, and Sc feet deep, with water wheel and gear
complete, to carry the necessary machinery, four
carding machines, Que biey Of thirty spndes,
shree hand jennys. one brewstef's improved SPIN.
ner, OF - spindes. one picking machine, four
broad and four ssttinett and Cashmere looms, to.
gether with all the tools and implements fai the
same. Near the stone buldios Is wooden bull.
ding, of 26 by 10 feet. two stories high and ad-
joining is dye house. in which buildings arc fulling
and securing mills dye-ketties, blue Vat, and al
the necessary tools and implements Cor dycing and
finishing cloth large and commoAious grist.
u.ll, with two runs OF stones, wafer wheel and
nIng gear complete. Together with one half Of .
Dam on the east side Of Pswcstuck River.
Also, two stores, now improved ~ mer.
chants store, he other might with small expense
answer for the same utpose.
If the above property should not be rented at
private sale before the e5th Of March next, 1t will
then be Let at Auction. For further particulars,
inquire of Mr.. SAMUEL r DENlsoN, Of ston,ng-
tos, or JED. W. KNIGHT and NATHAN F.DIx.
ON, Westerly. rtfrf ~
westerly, Feb 2<.1si0.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
,. NOTlCE.

W neeang Of fhe Freemen offhis fown,
10 desired az the Sfafe, Hoase, fhis EYEN
fG, February 3Ssh ~ aai( hass air o'clock,
5or fhe f1rhose Of considering and deeid.
'rg nne7 tis eEhedieney If eahiny a town.
meeting, 10 suihsriss Poo-. House, 10 be buils
uhon Coasters Har6or, and 90 Mace he hoor
esfa5hshmenf Of ihe sovn uaon a 6eHer footing.
.tewnors, Fe6. %. 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
RECOMMENDATION.

The Rev Mr.. Wssp, and Mr.. MtproH
Hall, hayicg attended my School tor tho
purposs OF learning The ART of Peamsnship
on RockwsIl's system, snd having made such
proheiency therein, with great pleasure l
bear testimony to their ssn,neot qaslltc s,ions
70 teach this branch al issrnning I, and rec
omtncnd 10 all .hose Who may wish to have
their childrsn instructed in this system, TO
patronize tho School of those Gen:lesen,
who are fully qualified teach tho same great
advantage. LEADER DAM.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
RHODE.iSLAND MEDICAL SO.
Getty.

A MEETING Of tho Censors Of the
IN Rhode- Island Medical Society fer tho
southern District will DO held At the Senate
Chamber Of the State Hov.e in Newport, on
"WEDNESDAY, the. Sd of March ensuing.
w. TURNER, Rec. See'ry.
Newport, Feb ~,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24

(0nlD1fSSI0Hfrs' Il'ofzfc. -
XNE, the Subscribers. having been appointed g.,
w the Han Count Of Probate. fos tie town 90
rivertou, commissioners 10 receive and exam
the claims sg4inst the Estate Of
CoCGESHALL KICKS.
late Of said town. deceased, represented insovent.
do hereby give notice. that SIX months from the
lst Of Feb allowed the creditors Of said Es-
tate. 20 bring in and prove their claims, and that
We viii attend for that purpose at the dwelling
house Of Capt George Lawton, in Tiverton. on the
last saturday Of each month At 3o'cloek. 4. M
ssTssT SETss rssss. snw'0S' c.m@..'s"ss. /,
AL persons that are indebted to the Es,Ne OF
ssid Diseased are called upon to make immedia,s
payment to
JOSEPH ESTES. .slm'r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
NOl'ICE.

, she has been, appointed by the Hon. Cour, q
Probate. Of the town of Newport. Adminisratris q
the estate and effects Of JAMES PERRY. late ~
said Newport, Merchant, deceased represented ~ 4
sowent--hss accepted OF the trust. and gwen bonds'
according to Law She therefore f.quest slit peas
sous who are indebted to the estate III the said
ceased, TO make payment without icIay, and ~
persons having claims against said ss,.,e. sse8 y
quested 10 present the same to EpwAap THt1J
ron and PsLHo KAtess, Esquires, commissibe'1
ers duly appoin,ed 10 receive and examine the eArot
to whom six months from the date .hsrcof, seo W
lowed to receive said claims, and who will stttnd.
At the dweiIing.house Of said Tnuasron, fofitl>s'
purpose, the first Monday in every month, untn -,
expiration Of said term Ut time <fH/
ABIGAIL PERRY, .sdminissrnsris$T
Newport, Feb. 18th 1919 (F.l7 4 ~
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NEWS.
F0HT OF AEWPORT.
ENTERED.

sicop Ann-Msris, Gardner, New-yorks do. Geo.
X Mary, Walden. do
CLEARED,
Schooner Sally, Pinniger, Bermuds, brig Bru'us.
Gsrmn. Coast of BrszIlss do. Franklin, Johnson,
Gibraltar, s'oop Union, Eddy, Charleston, do Ly.
diA, Hicks. Norfolk, do Agent, Biiven. Hew.Yort,
90. Ann -sisfi., C<rdssr.s do. brig Ainy. Corey,
R:chnoad.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24

~
Some late arrivals at The Sou,hward, have
brought European accounts TO the I'd Jau.
and with them many absurd tales OF
news particularly from Spai~. One Of
wholesale, reports, goes so fer as 70 say, ha,
Ferdinand had murdered his Queen, and
aed the kingdom, finding his own life in dan
ger from the. conspira,ors and insurgents.
{, Oiher accounts sta,o, tbst the Queen died
on the I'd Dec. a natural death that the
King had left bis palace and that spiit Of
in'arreetion VI manifestIy gaining ground,
daily. The Truth, or falsity of these rumors,
will shortly be ascertained.-Bos.G Gag.
Gibrailcr accounts TO the I'd Jan. Informs
that the plague had become very general
throughout tho Mexico domiuioos, at Me-
quinez there died daily from 100 TO 100; al
Fee, from 60 to 60; at Tangiers l3l, during
fortnight
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24

frcm Senator Bussiii rels i've 20 ihs aseoua,s'
Of this state asaiast the u. S. favorable Il
their 5slng siloysd.. On the petition for
several Bank ChStcrs, the Committee report
ed that !, was inexped,ent TO gran, any more,
The docket Of petitions was disposed OF, and
sundry other business which will be noticed
IN . future psper HnE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
co AGRENS

The bill brought into the Senate by Mr..
Klog, 70 amend the laws respecting the coast
log trade, mas been ordered to third read.
ing.
10 the House of Representatives, Mr. Viii.
lis ;as, of N. Carolina, has stated his intention
OF ofin,eoducing fnoSion 10 instruct the mill
tars co nmittes TO bring ia a bill to reduce
the army.
The bill making appropriate ,ns for the sup.
port Of government for the year 10, after
. aone ansaiments whicd will be no.iced
hereafter, was ordered 70 be engrossed for q
third reading.
The amendments reported by the commit
tee Ut the whole TO the bill incseasing the
salaries Of certain officers of the government
---Io increase also the compensation of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court, were concur.
red ID by large majority, and the bill OF.
dered TO be engrossed. A motion to recon.
nit the bill, for tho purpose Of increasing
the salaries of the District Judges, was lost.
A motion to increase the salaries Of the as
sstaot post master generals to $500 dollars,
WAS agreed to.
A bulletin from the Office Of tho New.
York Gazet;ee, dated Feb. l6, O'Clock A.
M. says" The Queen OF Spain died at Ma.
did pn the I'd OF December, as il was report
ed, md the King had Aed; watch gave rise
TO suspicion that he was the cause of her
death"
rhe vessels mentioned as below in this
days Gazette, were not up in season for de.
tail The Paragon sailed from Gibraltar 7th
January"
Speaking of the late news from Spsin, the
Federal Republican says. elf it be eorree',
Span Will soon cease to have name among
the nations Of the Garth. Long prey to do.
mestlc factios and civil broils, without the
means or energy to crush them or msntain
her authority, she has rapidly approached the
yesge IF dissolution, without commanding
the -ympathy of any other govern moot on
ear,h. The puilanimous prince who once
aodIca ated his throne 10 favor OF Napoleon,
thereby rendering himself nero pupPe, and
piayfhIng, was unworthy to be al the head of
q nation, no matter how debased sod sunk in
the e.tmstion Of the world. The long wish
cd for hour, the polilicsi millennium Of that
distracted county will be realizcd-bigotry
and fsnaticism as connected with inquisitorial
torture will terminate, and this everlasting
reproach and standing reflection on civi!iza.
ton will be put down.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24

Clerks Office, CoSrf Of Common Pieds, for
he County Of Fswhorf, Fe5. 23d, 1919.
WHEREAS Isaac Psckbsm o, Newport, in
the County of Newport, Weave, has tnis
day fled in said office, certified copy Of en-
Ae, OF the Hon. General Assoubiy passed
at their Feb. Session A. ID. 1919, gssnting
TO said P-ekhsm the bsncf, Of sn Act passed
in June A. ID. 1855 entitled" an Acs for the
,elief Of iosolvent Debtors" Notice j.
hereby given, to the Creditors Of the said
isssc Peckham,to TO appear, II they see e., D.
ne next Court OF Common Pleas TO, N,
County aforesaid to be hoId'..,, at said New.
oors, within and for the said counly Of New
port on the third Moodsy Of May next, eo
suing the date hereof, there either to nomi
as,e assignecs to receive and distribute fb.
Estate aod effects Of the said Isaac Peekn4m.
agreesb!y to Law.
II. Y. cRANsToN, Clerk.
Fs.. -, 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice s>@1
L he has been appointed by the Hon Cous1 -
Probate, 0f the town Of Newpors. Admnistratoss ~
the estate and effects Of siLAs q. HuDDy. lste or
said Newport, deceased, represented insolves>>u
has accepted the trust, and given bonds sceotdln1
TO Law. lie therefore requests all persons Who spo
payment without delay, AID all persons Abavjee
claims sg sns, said estate request ed 20 yfestk e.
the sane to EpwAap TBvRsTos and TBsoPaiLc0
ToysAu, Esq1ires. Commissioners duly sppoie&.s
70 receive ami exsmins thc same, to who's %
months from the date hereof are allowed ~ ~
purpose, and who will attend to that businG
any time within said term of time
PELEG KAIGIiN, .4tiainistoBfsv<
Newport. Feb 18th 1879. Cf fzlf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
1aniinisfrafo,'s Mosicc.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the onbac ~ N D
IN has been duly appointed dminists6s6s ~ l4s'
Estste of wILLitM WILBUR late Of Lti5 tom,, 4
ton. in the county Of Newport. deeeassd s I'D i.-s
given bonds for that purpose, the Iswr6F<,.< "a.
sre hereby qired forthwith to exhibit a. ~ -
and all persons indebted to said Estate .bf<14 <>
upon 10 make payment TO -.crsr ><|
SAMUEL WILBUR, lds6a(swess~-
Iittie.Coa p'on, Feb II. 1910 -.~t ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
UNION fACYOKY.

THE subscriber informs his friends ard nc pub
} ! Tic, that Capt George La,ssen, in 1wertons
Ed~ord Nsnhepe and Jssephs w. Hasssn. tn.New-
port. are the Agents to receive articles intended
for the Union Factory.
He continues to color aud dress wooIsn Cloths
OF all descfip,ons--lo Card Sleeps Wool OF ell
ings, FiAnnels, &c Of various colours and sts tsdes-
Those who will favor him with their custom IN hN
inc, may depend on having their work done in the
best manner. and on reasonable terms, ana tls
smallest favor will be gratefully acknowiedged
JOHN DAbCOcK.
Portsmouth,. Feb. 10. 1879. L5m.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24

SshoshSs,ks, 6ssaks. and Sssfsss,y, b
Fv.. sale, a. ihr II S'oserf
JAP. 20. 3GkOsGE< vANyCN>
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24

On THURSDAY, March as, =
III O'clock, On !he frem'sesi
A DWELLING HOUSE, with The shop
"A 10 front, situated on Banis,er's wharf
now in the occupation Of Mrs. M'Dugaiu,
To be sold for the purpose Of satisfying y
mortgage. Conditions made known Ut the
time Of sale. Ncwpor,, Feb. >, 1912
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-24
NEW STOCK OF
Feather Beds and Feathers


Ne. 2, CAariss street
II EEps constantly on hand quantity Of best
~ Live Geese and Fowl Feathers--snd Feather
Beds. from the lowest priced to the frat quaii,y
.2so, on hand-an assortment of Msttrosses, of all
kinds C3m,1 Nov 10,
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M MnNOTIhII - CHI
RxoDs-xsLASp DIsyRIc9, &C..
DURSUANT to warrants, from the
a Hon. DAVID HowsLL, Esq judge Of the
United States Court, for the district Of Il IsLANp.
ko,ice is hereby given, that there will be sold &C
public auction. on Tuesday, the I'd day Of March
next, NJ IL O'Clock in the forenoon, nj Thomas
Townsends coffee house, in the town Of Nswpostsi
barrel Of Cocoa, half boz Of cigars, 2 boxes Of
sweet meats. boz Of snuff, 2 silk gowns, 1 silk
pe,ticost. rs cases containing ~ eiapty bottIcs
each. 6l6 empty case bottles, bushei Of pea nuts.
20 gin cases, containing ~ bottles each, and also 9
pieces Of Calico. T. X. DEXTER .gfarshal..
Providence. Feb 10 1910
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III FUEIII VENDUE.
THE Real Estate of JosEPH CuH.
y DALI, late Of Portsmouth, Esq. deceased,
will be let AZ Auction. ON 2HURXID-af. the ash
day OF Feb instant, at O'Clock, r. M If fair, nct.
the fret fair day aner, on the premises, wig. AZ,
The Grist Mill and Ciothiers Works. all In CON.
plcte repair.
Also. the Apparatus for spinning shseps wool. TO-
gethcr with T. iooIus. 's.s,s.' 'sa.f - st<N
Also, the Ferry Farm, 30 called. containing 80
acres Of excellen, land for meadow pasture and az
isge
Likewise. tho Cook Farm. 90 cslIAd. containing
100 acres land, most OF which is Of superior quar-
i,y. Likewise, Dwelling House, contiguous ~
either Of the above FARMS and convenient for one oeI
two small families. VI
Conditions made known st the time Of sales.
SAMUEL CLAHKE,- sJr,.
GILES MANCHESTER, "a" 70
Portsmouth,. Feb. 3. 1919