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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-06
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-ss.'ss'ss
IRON RE National Miciiie cacer.
house or REPRESENTATIVES.


house OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PROC sDiNGS ON FRiDAY-c0RtiaHed
On HO,i0n ut Mr.. Robert N0Oye,
heSoiced, That ihe Secretary of tie
navy be instructed 10 enquire whether, III
bis opinion, the public service viii re-
CURE any AID from tive United States i'll
removing The distractions ocCaSiOned by
the SAND Bar al The entrance Of ihe iidg-
bor at Preeque Isle, or Lake frie, aud
make repuiI ~ tic next session oi Con
gre->.
mir. Moore, also Submitted The follow
Ing resolution, which was rejected:
Res0lcca tIat ihe Secretary of War
be instructed 10 enquire whet htr the pub
Ac interests viii be promoted by subscrl-
biHy for - shares IN the turnpike road
irom Pitsbmrg to Waterford, in PennsyI-
yanla, and make report at the next ses-
B.Ou.
Mr. Rich. having obtained Tie floor,
remarked, that he rose for The purpose OF
submitting IiioIion, the object of which
"as 10 Call Apon lie Secretary of War
ior iui0rmaiioa. 10 be communicated at
he next session on congress, IA relation
20 The military Academy. lie said he
bad been va iuced to submit tile motion
jrOGii i.e.lief thai, either IN the or4anizJ,
ION oil TIE government of the Academy,
~ su re administration OF IT, there we're
esirsT defects and ir0m farther beiiet
that Congress "cTe not possessed OF tDc
Information necessary 10 enable ii to
jHugp, whether iIe country received
tar eqcivateHi for Tie large expenditures
wldcI Aefe annually made upon bat in
sLnuilou. tic tbcu Submitted the follow
ing resolutions, winch we're adopted
He50fred, fnaj the Secretary OF War be
tnstiuCisd 10 report 10 ihis House, at all
.Aiiy period 81 the next session OF Con
gees. copy Of such rules and regud-
i'ous as shalt nave been adopted for the
government Of Tie Military Academy
together with d ISL of the Cadets when
we're attached 10 sad Academy, on the
hrsi day OF January 1910, ana Of such
as sia't have been appointed between ihe
sa!d hrst OF January dJd iie 31ih OF Sep
tewper, 1919, exhibiting he date of thrir
seye-d appointments, WIib lhe states and
ltrn'o.its !ro yn"Dce ibey caBe-a list
OF suci, as Siiaii have resigned. or have
bgca dismissed aud aiWhai period also
q ISL % such 1s snail have been commits.
siOnel 80 tie army. VIII i1e date OF then
comm siuu7 ana ui ,Heb as snail haze
resigned, a!in the dale Of their resigna.
tiDn.
&rsotoed tha., he ss;sl secrsiJrv no IN.
sifoclei '"tcpuri as aforesaid ,yIatl,s,
aay,Ni a7} "hHiie8is ,,t,ns..r,
nects7 tiy tDT Use more copgru,a,, ~. ,.'
lza!igt 4ec Eofee tees otssi5 kc. ="
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DOMESTIC.
ssHsH
TEE LAUNCH.

WAsHINGroN, March 2.-hta quar-
Ter before Twelve o'ciock yesterday, and
about an houv laterNhAn was expected.
the noblcShip five Line CoLUMBusp lid.
et from us bed, ai the Navy Yard in this cl-
IS, IN ihe meet majestic style. IN jhc pre-
sencc OF many thousands OF spfctalors.
who, IN despite OF nulavorabie weather.
lad assembled 20 Witness This Interesting
scene. The occasion was robbed 0fmuch
of lis br.Iiance by The state ol lhe yea.
tier; but IL lost none Of lis intrinsic
grandeur. Tie vessel was greeted, 80
iis descent, by national salute from lhe
artillery, by patriotic airs from the band
OF TIC Maine Corps, and by tie shoas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-06
SIIPREAlE rnIfnr

HoHdoy, Wach MIR Pinkuey con-
mthCedh his argument III lhc ease 81 nc.
C"3@ against HE Siote IT Wnygiand,
"lIch V.Ii DC continued io-morron.
INt@ioy, March 2.--Air. Justice Lirises.
ZEN delivered ihc opinion al The Court i'm
The case ofihe EsHeHo. Tie sentence II
condemnation was affirmed.
Mr. Pi"hnfBCon ly argumcnt III
iije case Of AiciHlloh against lie .Siafs a.
BoIYinEd, which VIII he conl mded to-
morrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-06

BALFlMoRE, March 2.-Agrcrably 10
notice, iilt Ih'lH and Fomfeenih Brigade,
commanded hy Generals STERGr'r and
BEArH. pugsded yesterday morning 80.
the l.ne was formed in Market street, us
right resting at lhc intersection Of Howard
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-17

IH-iRRIED,
In this town, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr. Webb, Mr.. WILLIAA CARp, iua. to Miss
PuEBE ColIEss. daughter of Capt. Bsnjamia Coz
kens.
Al Portsmouth,. by Thomas Cory, Esq. Mr.. Pa
rEa cHAss, of Portsmouth,, to Miss SARAn LAKs,
ot riverton.
DIED,
In this town, on Wednesday last, Mrs. Ruru Ca
HoosE. widow of Capt. Stephen II. Cahoone, in
thc 6 lst year OF her age.
At James.s.sa, on the 10th inst. Mrs. MANY CARR,
the amiAble and deservediy lsmented consort Of
nis. Ebenezer Carr, in the 55tb year OF her age
AZ wife, she was dutitul and Aifectonaie, as q
mother, kind and indulgent, aud relative, sin.
eere add obliging Her surviving relation and
friends. feei the comfortable assurances, that
ths veil which terminates their view, shrouds her
Ia bless immortal.
BIesscd are The dead, who die in the Lsrd"
AT Prettdsvce after short illhess Mrs. MIRIAn
BsssLn formerly Of Newport, aged - years.
On Wednesday last, Mr. JosEfa FosrEs MARTIN,
son Of the late Capt john Martin, in the 2is year
OF his age. ..at
At.Bgr~iituiiie, on the 9th instant suddenly. Mrs.
MACY SAITH, reiiet Of the late Richard Smith.
Esq Of Scituate, aged 50 years. very respectable
snatron, and daughter Of the sncent family os
Wanton. of Rhode island. .af
At Seckonk. Mass.) on Saturday morning last, IN
tue 91d year Of her age, much aliu Gesersediy Ia.
mented. Mrs. MARrHA MARris, tect Of Silvsnus
Marin Esq.-she has left sons, . daughters, so
grandchildren, 80 grand -chdreH's children, and
3 great yrand-chiidren's children, to mourn her de-.
parture from earth.
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PORT or NE IVPCRT.
ENTERED.

ENIEHED,
slocp George & Mary. Walden, New.York brig
John, Bigiey, Havana.
s.t,s CLEARED.
Sloop B. d. Jones, Cshoone, Newly srk do. Sally.
Taggsrt, Edenton.
sunday. March A-Arrved brig John. Bigley,
Havana. 20 days. Lef brig Ana-Ga6sdsr. Dun.
well, Perseverance,. Wilcox, and Hiram, Jouvett,
Oil OF this port just beginning to load; Catharne,
Wood. TO sail in days; John, Smith. Lawton, Of
Bristol. un ertain Ciitus, Allen. Of Warren spoke,
March Is. back Of Long Island. brig Greyhound.
from Martinique. bound to New-Lonaon.
The ship William, Rider, Of Newport was st Ba.
lize, Feb. 9. fsS
The sohrs. Edward & Mary. Btrgcs. and Sally.
Allen, were at ST. Perres. Feb. IL, the former to
sail in 2, and the latter to sail in 90 days.
The sch. Polly & Nancy. Lawtoo, Of this port,
was at Wilmington, Feb. ~.
The ship Alliance. Rider. Of this port. arrived Al
New.Oreans, Feb. l6; brig Hebe, Pratt, arrived at
the same place on the 9th. 49,.
The ship Robinson Potter. Tiinghast, Of this
port, was spoken going into Batavia. li7 days out.
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RECOMMENDATION.

The Rev. Mr.. wsss, and MIR. MfLros
HALL, having attended my School toe the
purpose Of learning the art Of Peumsns 'p
N RockwsIi's system, snd having made such
proficiency therein. with yesW pleasure
bear testimony to their eminent qviIiacssioss
teach this brsoch af vsstsing sod rec
ommend to sll those who msy vish 70 hsve
seir children inssracsed in this system. TO
oasrooizs TIE School Of those Gen:Ienen,
Who are fully qualified 20 teach The same 10
great Advantage. LEADER DAM.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

w WhERRAs Judgment OF Court hath been ob.
" tanned against The subscriber, and in favor
Of Jo'eM CcgseshdR. Mel CcggeshaH JosebA Csygss.
hoR jta z Joshnd CeSgsshaa, Lag. Some description
of The evidence may not be AIMS. This Judgment of
Court was tor the maintenance Of piece Of wall ad.
joining the Rome Farm, 70 called The deposition Of
John Albro, taken In Connecticut, deposeth and
saith, That he lived the Rome Farm, SO called,
from The 25th Of March, A. d. 1888, nntii The 2slh
OF March, A. u. r-06s daring that time, 1honas
Weaver and son. Joseph and Pardon Sisson, Dos.
sessed and improved said farm, now owned BY Par.
don Brown. During the whole time lived on said
farm, being term OF eigheen years. he says, We
agreed. the said Thomas and Joseph weaver and
Pardon sissen TO mend snd repair The whole Of the
DIVISION fence, equally between us, and il was done
accordingly, to the end Of said term, when lac left
said Rome Farm. This may certify, tina, part nf
the time above stated by John AIbfo, was the sole
owner, and improved the same farm that above
stated TO be improved by Thomas aud Joseph we4,
YER and Pardon Sisson and il proved in Cosrt,
BY good and substantial evidence. thsf Joseph Wes-
YER told the woskmen, whiIn John Aibro lived on
the Home Farm, not 10 put up the wall against the
Rome Farm, for they never did any thing 70 that
the tenants on the Rome Farm always pot up that
II was sso proved. that John Albso. while he i'm.
proved th.t fsrss, sad Wesv<r's folks would noi
do any thing 10 Il. Whether such deposition be
an honor or dishonor to the deponent and those
victofious, will !esve TO public opinon--and which
u most biameable, the deponent, or those who W.
hueneed him to DO. siso leave to the ssmxoIda
ion shall say nothing Of the other esids~ess .,
present PARDON BNoWN.
Midilefo~n, Feb -, 1879
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PENMANSHIP.


.THE Subscriber has opened SCHOOL
i Roox in Spring Tot the purpose,
exclusively. of giving Lessons in the drs Of
Penmanshit. on Rockweli's Systcm.--Those
who may think proper 70 bestow their patron
age on him, may depend on every care and
,tsension being paid to those undsr b's rui
tion -Terms, 81 for . course Of Thirty Les
sons.-School 10 commence at haif past 6
o'clock, p. NJ. MILTON HALL.
Newport, Feb. 70.
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.ds Old NC. il2, Lhsat.side Thames
S'rees, Asuhorf, X. Il
BY NATHANIEL SWEET & Co.

AssiMEKE shawls large extra sixe whites
- BLACK and cdioted imitation do os1on 81 6-l
Aad : mourning do, large assortnoo, Don,bA-
scits Ioilenets u sw-nsdown vestins vsldren'ss
Iaaies aud genlenens worst,d and cotton hoscS
from I'd to ss per pare genlien,eu's. wossteo aud
lambs Wool hall Nose tiannciis red, WHITE yei-
low, black grcenl hghs 4 dark eau brie < r.in,ss
isot ESQ pes yard CopperpIste do ls6 10 2so,
Engilsh ans Amercan GINS ts6 tc 2ss per
yard leno, fancy aud book Musiins, from iso TO 0s
per ,Ard; camDrieks, from rs 10 IS pr yard greens
black, changaoie 4 brown Lus,rlngs colored Lew
entinss Irish and German Lsnnens, camb,,ck and
common hmstiess tabby X SILK NeIvetsb isuies' b
gentiemcas Kid Eioses eIes an, colefshs steam.
ioom' powerloom aud Aiadspon Shis,ings. india
Cot,ons and long Cioth American white Cotlons
uno'eAched duo Chex and GinghAa,s, lao 10 2ss
cotton aud ak Umbrellas linen and cotton Diapers
daaaAsk ditto for tsole ciohs. very cheap black B
fancy silk hdhis nag and BAndanoes : black asd
wnte Grapes. Pins 1apcs aa eiegai.t .ssor osnt
ot kbbons french x English silk U.oses Augoia
dos silk half Hose nisses and iAdns kiu Glovos,
from Is 10 % per pair. Wellington Capcs& COM
forters hoor carpe,ings and Hearth kngs iirold-
cloths Ani Cassiinereai good sssorlmen OF Ross
SiAnkets l Lootins -Glssses. trom go 10 go per
GLASS All OF which they mean 10 ssil AS low a.
can be purchased 10 any stofe in this town.
Jan. 20. .FN
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Tbs subscribers having been appointed by the
Court OF Common Pleas, fof The county Of
Washington, st tbsif February Term. 1919. Com
mssonsrs or Assignees on the estate and effects o.
JONATHAN kiNYON.
Of seuthkinestown. in the county Aforesaid. an IN.
solvent debtor. 70 whom the benefit Of IN Acs, pas
sed 10 .sne, A. 1856. entitlsd IN Act Tor the re
ef OF iesc'vent debsors," has been extended By The
Hon. General Asssmbly. Hereby give notice TO
the creditors efsbe said Jonsthsn to bring in and
prove their respe tive claims, within nine month,
froas the i5'h day q February 1919. or they viii be
witKfvs uPDIxE.
sAMUEL HEINZ,
MATHEW WAITE
soatb grgstowns Mar ., ID.oy
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COLLECTIONS NOTICE.

IN obedience to the foregoing directions of the
Town, Notice is hereby given. that Ten Days from
this date is allowed to ali deiinquents to cali upon
The Collector, (he having already repeatedly called
upon them) and pay the Town Aad state Taxes
due from them respectively ;--and after tie expira.
ZION Of said Ten Days. he shall proceed immediate.
iy to collect all arrearages Of said Taxes, by dis
traint of sufficient personal property of the delin.
gents, it to be found. and not. by advertising Tor
sale, according to law, SO much of their Real Es.
tale, as shall lie necessary Tor that purpose.
BENJAMIN HADWEN, CsRsctsr.
Newport, 18th Of ID mo. 1919
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TO BE LIT.

10 BIZ LEI,
1T Pubie Anesior, on THURSDAY, March
2sih 1919, af - o'clock #. W. on the IRE.
Dsises, for fhe term Of one year
ne dwelIing.house and shop, at the corner of
rhames-street and Washing ION square, now
occupied by MIR. 1homas Stevens.
WILLIAM LOWE, .4nrsr.
Newport. March 10, 1919
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In Town Meeting, Aeyport Mareh 8,
1919

VOTED. That the Collector Of Taxes, forthwith
proceed against the delinquents in the most
summary and eifeetual manner. allowed by Law and
that the Collector be authorized to bid in behalf of
the Town, upon all Estates and property sold at
Auction. for the payment of Town and State Taxes,
to the amount of said Taxes together with all ex-
pences ana costs, provided that such property shall
In his opinion be OF suhcient value and that Deed
or Deeds OF all such property bid Oft by said Col
lsctor, be taken l the name of the Town Treasurer
Wsfness, JONATHAN ALMY, Isws- Clerk.
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I .lIO LkI.

TllE Pswcasuck wooIen Notwithstanding Es,S3x !.
lishment situate In Wsstsfly. X. J. conssstikx =
Of q thsee-stcry stone building, 81 feet froa, snd
rear. and SO feet deep, witn wa,er.wheei and geat
complete, 10 carry the hcees-sfy machinery, lout1
eardng machines, onc biiIcy Of thirty spindtrssJ
three hand jennys, ohc brew ster's imprc we'd spi
ner, Of ~ spiDdss, ooe licking machine, -ioufz)
broad and four satinett and csssithere loosnS ~
geiher with all the tools and implements FOR u y
same. Near The stone building is wooden buII \,
ding Of 26 BY "a feet, Two stories high, And SdfS
joining u dys hcuse in which buildings are fiHa7
and securing mpIs, dye-tetsles, blue vat, shd ~ y
the pecessary toois and implements fot dysix Ard
finishing. cloth. A large spd commodious gsiee3,9 y
mill. 9Th two runs of stones, water wheel and rui
ming gear compiele. Together with one half of5I
Dan GA the east side Of pswcatvcs River.
Also, tvo stores. one now improved ~ ND
chants store. the other night wish . small sxpsns
snswer for the same puppcse. -I
y the above, properly sbould not be rented q
private sale. before the 23tb Of March ners wiz
then be let ~ Asction. Fa further phniculsrs.V =
inquire % Mf SAMUEL r. DENlsON, or stonsass
,on. Or JED. W. KkiGhr aid Nathan r. i,ii1|
IN, Westerly. So ~
wsrsr,y. Peb. % 1919.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,

for State and Iovn 1oy.
He Collector Of Taxes in the town Of Newport,
u hereby gives notice that he has taken the
room an front of Merchants Bank. Thames-street,
As Collectors ofhce-where ne will be ready to
ceiye taxes from to 10 O'clock IN the forenoon and
from = 50 o'clock in the afternoon.
Newport, Sd IN. ~. 1912 B HADWEN
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CHARLES ". THCRsrONs
u As JUST received and oi>rs for sale, cheap for
cash. or approved crs dii.
20 hhd,. and 40 bArrls best Rye Gins
10 hhds frs, quality w. l. Rams
Fre"ch brsndys
Wines; sf
Hyson
Bohea
Loaf powdered aud brown Sugars:
Ginger. Pepper, pimento, Nutmegs. Cassia, Cof-
fec. Chocolate. spanish Segars, &C. sc.
Newport, March IL, 1919
furnish Gliding
HE subscriber respectfully iaforms The public.
that he has commenced, IN this town, and
carries on the business Of
BURNlsH GLIDING,
in all its various branches. in the best manner. and
ON the most reasonable terms.
Those who may require work done in the line of
his profession. are requested 10 call at his shop,
the North side OF the Parade, two doors above the
Custom house-where all tavors will be punct ualy
and aud faithfully executed and gracefully acknowi
edged.
" Old frames repaired and newly silded.
WILLIAM a. JEFEEHY.
Newport, March ".
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20 B. SOD. a, PaSls Aaeatiiea.

On THURSDAY. Mar. is-s,-o'rloek.
" not previously sold At private sse.
"A fwc story house. with = new barn, wooc
4 \ house. &c. with an exceIieht garden. ne pro
perty OF the subscriber. situate Ia Tanner -ssreet
nearly opposite the tsn-yard Of Thomas O. PsmAn
Esq The 10, 10 Az BY 90 feet Also. The dwell
hng house opposite the aforesaid house, which i,
very conven'ens tor . small family. with garden,
&c. thereunto belonging.
Newport, Mar. s, 1919 81 .--'--. I.
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~ State Of hhCde- IsIai,d, &c.
NEwroRr, 50. Clerks Otife, Corvs II cs9|
mon PEN, for fhs esEniy Of Aswadts, ~
NJ nEREAs John Molten. Of Newport. n ~
~ county Of EeSpSrt, housewviebt,. kss (k(1
day h'ed IN ssid Ofice, certified copy u ~ 6e1< :
% u,e Hoo Genersl Assembly. passed o ihs;f X
the benefit Of IN Act passed in June, A. D<1)35Z
entitled m Act for the relief Of ihsolsenl De
Notice % hereby kises, TO the cseditoss 6fthe 49,
John Molten. 10 sppssS, ihey zee IL, 9, fe ai3t I
Court % Common Pleas tos the county sSor<ssid
y Of Newport, on the third Mosdsj H May kez<
ensuing the date hereof. uep end there, h Abao-
ate Awi6ness 20 receive snd dib'rbste sh< Rs:s>a
and Efiects Of said Holseh, ssteSsbly 10 lA$. ~ "a
H. ?. CkxNSrov. czrk
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STOCk-0. Hucflon.
On MONDAY, 'ias 18th inst. al 10 o'elock,
A. M. on Col. sylvester Gardner's Farm--in
South.K .Kiugstown Boston Neck (if fair weather.
osherwise the next fair day.)
n lNEfEEN Cows, . Oxen, shosts, some Hay,
Corn &c. and quantity OF Farming Utensils
-together with variety Of Household Furniture.
For terms apply to JOSEPH LAWTON, or to
BENEDICT ELDRED, .g.cs'r
Newport March 40
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LOT OF LAND.

E,OR SALE-a Lot Of Land, on Prospect:Hili, be-
4 longing to the subscriber. The price noder-
ate and the terms easy. JOSEPH NoRTHUP.
Newport. October T.
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n MN SUPPEE.


Fdshi@abte HA2S. und School Books.
GEORGE WANION, s
Aos Jnsl reeetveo from Aew.Ys'k tnd FAy-
adstrAia, and fer SAFE al Ais book and Hss
Store.
CENTLEMEN's sdpcrsne Beaver HATS, of tho
~ most fashionable shape. and best quality.
-aas, Mems sad Boys low priced Fun hats. wida
aud nasrsw brins
Lac,ss BeAber Rd7'S
JG0 rsseissd, Ladies', Misses and Childrcu's black
and dr.b beaver HATS sd<xeult ~,wmea %ssA o.
Drsch fsaahsss. M
SCHOOL. BOOKS.
OF every Kind III use.. as Daoolls Arithmstics
Morses Geography, Columbian osAtar, Websuerp
and Aaden's spelling books, TestAments, H. 80
Twenis keams writing and letter Paper.
Blank account books i.tt4I
Family Bibles. with elegant Pnkea.
Blut's CoAst Pilot
Bowdilcn1 Navigator. f sNs
Psfer. HanssngA, l
FOR Rooms and window Curtains.
yor 1879. M,
Biokerstah's Rhode Island, b Farmers AIN ANA
ACKs, for 1919. BY the groce. dozen Of single.
Newport, Jan i3s 1912
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For SAFE, or 10 Lct,

THE following Eststes-fioase, No. 80, on broad
street, with all the appurtenAnces. Said house
will do we'll for public house. Also new house
on Tanner and Oak-strects. 80 by 20 feet on the
ground, Two stories high. with large stable. A
new store on the Long. wharf. 50 by 20 feet. two
stories high. with the wharf ia front, in good re-
pair, lying near the bridge. Also, two or three
small houses and the land they stand on, in differ
ent parts Of the town. Oae half OF body pew in
the Cd Baptist Meeting .iiodse. Id this town. Also
for sale, 6rst rate chaise and harness. . good
horse add waggoa and harness. Ready doors,
window-frames and sashes. Lumber Of various
kinds.
mont land, selected by xr. Christopher sweet for
his own settlement. Apply to
ABNER HATHAWAY.
NEWPORT, Mar. 8, 1879.
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oas Of ,hs aoa ae,s.or e,p-sinea,s
IN ,sicuI,are that ". have ever. kpown, u
thar Of tns At,naosse fsr,a in Ssisa, whie
Is ucdsr the supsrinleadance Of Mo. Pau
Upon.
rhis farm consists Of about thirty ere acres
ss we are iafar ned, and vas TOO years since
ina state OF nature. and very rough land. L,
has been brought to, and the produce during
lhs year 1878 vas as follows;
Pork killed, weight 1850 !bs.
Twelve live pigs sold tor 81 dollars.
Z On hand 6f,y-seven live pigs.
- Corn 400 bushels.
Potatoes 22so bushels.
Turoips 900 bushels.
Three toos Vt squashes.
: Fly tons Of pumpkins.
All tho common summer vegetables for
che Almhouse.
We doubt whether any farm 10 the United
States has produced more in proportion TO
its size, aud Il is proof what wel!-iirse,ed
Industry can effect.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-17

MRrHoDIsrs.-Ths following is . briel
statement OF the numbes OF members in the
Methodist Church, throughout the world
taken from the authentic returns of lsl7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-26
100 Dollars Reward.

rs known TO have been kidnapped from
4 field near Germantown, between the
hours of - and O'clock, on the 3Oth ult.
whilst at work alone, Free Black Han,
named HENRY HUDSON, aged between
81 and 22 years, of the height OF five feet
five inches, very black complexion and
dark eyes, has scar under his lett arm,
between he wrist and elbow, occasioned
by the cut of an axe.
He is by occupation farmer, native
of Kent county, in the state OF Delaware,
h I'd on blue CLOTH roundabout jacket, old
black silk vest, corded velvet pantaloons,
and wool hat.
He is very civil, inofensiee man, with
rather down look. There is reason to
suppose that he was decoyed into Car
rsge, and conveyed southwark.
Any information respecting him will be
thankfully received. Keepers of turnpike
gates, toll bridges, and taverns, are par
ticularly requested to give standardization
as may be in their power.
The above reward will be cheeriully
paid IN conviction of the perpetrators OF
his fagrant outrage upon the rights OF a
freeborn citizen of the United Sta'es.
REUBEN HAlNES.
No. 800, Chesnut-str Philadelphia