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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-06
The Gentieman's
POcKETRE.MEyhBR.A.NCER
For 1919.


TONTAINING-The Almanac ruled
~ pages for memorandum; duties pay
able on goods, &C.; naval and custom house
officers public appraisers information
concerning patents; post office establish.
ment Official army and navy lists; a cor
rect register Of the Aperican navy; marine
corps government Of the U. States, exc.
cutive, leg islative and judiciary. territorial
governments; intercourse with foreign ma.
tons; directors and cashiers OF the bank of
the u States, &c. &c.
THE L.aDv's POCKET-BOOK for 1919,
Containing-The Almanac; ruled pages
for memorandums; description OF Pitcain's
island; bishop Watson's letter on future
state remarks on female dress and on mar
rage; morality ofthe Ratrledore; account
of the Cherokee schools, Selected Poetry
Answers to last years enigmas; cha
rades; new and fashionable songs; rebus-
es New country dances and wailzes; mar
keting tales: tables reducing shillings and
pence to cents; also for showing the value
of dollars in pounds, shillings and pence
Are just received for sale By
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
November ca dit
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Vol. XXI
Wanted Immediately.

sN Wanted to freight or charter, a
es7sl vesse, TO take 400 bis to Mobile:
6wners o, masters of vessels may apply al
the Indian Queen Hotel, Alexandra. ..
February ------>------ y
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SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRu AIRY
Piano Fortes.

TWO elegant fine toned Piano Fortes,
i wi;h,the additional keys, tor sale by
JAS. KENNEDY s. SON.
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Mechanics Bank of Alex'a.

= December 5, 1873.
VNHE Stockholders OF the Mechanics
I Bank of Alexandria are hereby noii-
fed That one quarter Of the seventh install
nent is called for to this institution, paya-
bic at the Bank on the 18th January next,
one quarter on The 10Th of February, aud
one half ofthe eighth instalment on the 18th
of March next. BY order of The Board,
Dec 7 p. II. MINER, Cashier.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-06
Private Tuition.

Fs7ElEsabscriber has procured young
L gentleman a grsduate of Yale col
!e@e) To conduct private school in his ia
miiy and would he willing TO receive three
or tour hoarders for the next year. The in
s'ractor S eminently qualified to teach all
ihe different branches both OF class cal
and mathematical education.
THOMAS TURNER.
Fau9uier county, Yir. Nov 81
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For Freight,
For New-YOrk,
For Freight,

LIN The sloop ALERT, capt. Smith,
S2Scarries about $50 barrels, an excel
jent vessel. and will take freight for any
southern port. Apply to ror,r
LAWRASON & FOWLE.
January ii
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For Freight,

gIN The substantial and fast sailing
3SSsbrig BENEFACTOR, VIM. | To-
6ey, master, burtben 1900 bis, will be rsa-
dY for the reception of a cargo in 5 days.
Apply TO NJ. Miller s. Son, or
T II. ROWLAND,
Who have for sale on board said vessel,
5000 bushels Cadiz salt. | mo 8
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For Sale. Freight or Charter,

IN The substantial ship FAlR-TRA-
.S4Aas DER, capt George Fletcher, bur-
then $500 barrels or 536 hhds tobacco, now
in complete order tor the reception of
cargo and the performance OF any voyage.
For terms for the purchase of twc-thirds,
or freight of the whole, apply 10
NOBLET HERBERT,
Oct 8 or FRANCIS ADAMS, jr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-19
BRILLIANT ANTICIPATION.

-
The following paragraph is copied from
the National Inteligencer OF Thursday. -
"Mellishs Map has been referred to IN
the late negotiations with Spain, Flon
that map il appears that the whole domain
of the United States, extending from the
Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, is abou: equal
to two millions two hundred and fifty six
thousand, mine hundredand titly-fve square
miles; OF which t;,at part lying East Of The
Mississippi, and including the Floridas, is
equal to nine hundred and iorty-two thou
sand, one hundred aud thirty square miles.
Ii the whole domain were as populus as
Connecticut at the last Census, (18lul it
would contain population OF one hundred
and thirty FIVE millions, four hundred and
seventeen thousand three hundred persons:
and, if as populous as Italy now is, the mum.
Der would be five hundred and one millions
forty -four thousand and ten Give but the
imagination play, and there is no limit to
the granduer we may anticipate for'our coun-
try. Nay, if arithmetic he true very few
brief years will find this the most powerful
nation on the globe. We have only to
wish that itmay be as enlightened.as il will
be powerful"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-19

Pars, Dec, ss.-Louis, by the G.,,e G;
Con.
ru.alI whom these presents may con,
Germ. We have ordained, and % Hereby
ortaia, as follows:
Tie Marquis, D, sso.les. Peer oi Franc,
Mini>terof State, is nominated Minister ,s-
crptary of state Tor the department OF H..
reign affairs, and President Of our Coua.j,
oi Ministers.
The Sieur de Serre, Member Of iae
Cbanberof Deputies, is appointed KEEL.
er Of The Seals, Minister Secretary OF Sig;e
for the Department Of Justice.
The Count de Ga2es, Peer of Fr,u,c
is appointed Minister Secretary Of S,a,.
for We department of the Interior.
Baron Portal, Membcrof the Cham,,e,
Of Deputies, is appointet Minister !Gacre.
tary of State for the Department of IN.
Marine. s,H~ ~
! Baron Louis, Member Of tie ChamLe;
of Deputies, lis appointed Minister Sc, re,ary
ofstate of the Finance Department.
The Ministry Of Police is suppressed
Cur Minister Secretary Of Stale of the
Department of Foreign Affairs, President
Of our Council OF Ministers. is charged
with The execution Of the present OrLi.
nance.
Done in Paris, at the Castle of the Thu
leries, in the year Of Grace, 1878, and liz
the Saith of our reign.
(Signed) LOUIS.
The Minister Secretary Of State Of the
Department of Foreign Affairs, Presi-
dent of the Council Of Ministers.
(Signed)
I'M NJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-08-18
UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and tie pub
lie, thst Capt. George Lazvfo',, in Ti,erton,
Edward Stonhcpe and Joseph ~ Wotson, in New
port are the Agents to receive articles intended
for the Union Factory.
He continues to color and dress Woolsp Cloths
OF all descriptions--to Card Sleeps Wool of all
grades, and to manufacture Plains, sa,.srcts Coat
ings, Flanneis. sc of various colours and shades
Those who will favor him with their custom in his
inc. may depend On having their work done in the
best manner, aud on reasonable terms the
smallest favor will be gratefully acknowledged
JOHN BABCOCK.
Portsmouth. Feb 10. (5m.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-08-18
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
May 10, 1919.


NOTICE is hereby given to the proprie,ors of
y Stock, issued under the convention with
Ffsnee, cf the 2C'h of April, 1903, commonly cali
LED Lsnis1ra Sfeck. that, on the 21st of October,
next ensuing the date thereof further payment
on account OF the prinoipsi Of ssid s,oct vii he
made, at the rate Of fifty four percertun On the
remaining roiety, or dee med portion ,be;ecf:
and that the same win be paid to the respective
propre,ors' q TO their attorneys 6uy sn,horissd,
on the day before mentioned. ~ the Treasury in
Washington, or at such osn gfiee cn The to.ks
whereof any portion az said s'cck ma, stsid
Information IS furthsr given. that the interest
due at the time Of redemption. on sueh psj of
said stock as is held in furcre will lie rsid ss
heretofore n London and Amsterdam. ard ttsi .'e
interest On such p-rt of said stock IS has heen To-
messieased, will be rsid at TIE same tine ~h The
principal. either n t',e Treasury. or 81 ne Loan
Offices. IS before mentioned Aud j, Is also berehy
made known. that interest CD sLAt portion Of ssd
Lcu.s'ans Stock, intended TO be rcdcsn q - ''ore-
I'D. viii cease and determine az shs 2l-idAy OF
uciober, 1919. WN u cPsvf01tD
l9w.1 Sedessry Of he Trsastas.
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ne had got in, be pretended be had left book
upon stone en- the outside, on which he bad
iestcd himself while he waited for the door
10 be opened. The ofiieious porter, anima-
ted with the poe,'s generosity, ran TO get the
book and Saniieul Immediately shut tho door
upon him. Master Porter, who was half ma
ked, knocked in turn, when tho poet started
the same difficulty a. he had done. " Aye,
but master San,cuci (said the porte es,) let
you - very civiliy."" So will you, as civil
ly (repiied Ssn,ie ueI,) "you know the price
in or ou, is the word---snd can daily no lon.
ger. I" The porter finding he was to sleep
in the street, naIf naked, and run the risk Of
der the door, saying--I thought aesPs mon
ey would not stay long with me--and accord
ingly purchased his admittance.
A Greek merchant who resided at Algicrs,
was left executor to friend, who, among
oihet pious legscies, bsquea,hed him q Ger.
tain sum for charitable uses.--One day, The
merhant passing by, a Moor, who was sitting
10 the street, lame, end almost blind, asked
charity Of him. The merchant dropt him
his handful of aspets, which sight SO transpor-
ted the beggar, that he followed The merchant
TO shower down It's blessing upon him. Nor
did he leave following his benefac,or ill he
discovered his house, & afterwards took bis
post in place where The merchant must dsi-
Iy pass by him - Next day, the Moor beg
ged his charity, and the Greek repeated II,
which gained him great reputation, aud
crowd Of cUs.owers.--At length tho mer.
chan, bad occasion to go to Egypt. The beg
ga, still kept his post, but missing bis bcne-
factoI, had the mortifcauon to hear that be
was on, Of the kingdom.
In sDout six months he returned. The
besga' was much overjoyed TO see him again !;
the merchant was going TO beslow his cha'l,y,
declined It ssyiog, IL was better TO pay his
arrears OF once.--Ihe Greek told him he did
not know what he meant by arrears T; TO which
the othcr replied, thar he had been absep,
near ak months, and consequently that there
was about so rials, due. The Greek did no.
know whether The fellows impudence deser-
we'd mos, TO be laughed at or chsstiscd; but
the Moor laid his coaspIaint before the cey,
and the Greek merchant was sent for 10 make
his defence. The moor aliedg that the
merchant had, for the continuance Of month,
daily given him a rial that upon such daily
income he was glad TO leave orr WORKING |;
that the iperehant went away without giving
him the lcas; notice iba, his pension was To
cease that he had still KEEP, his post, prsying
TO God ior bis return besides that relying on
his accustomed libsraii;y he bed contracted
soma debts for his support, bot, upon de.
mandipg his arreors, the merchant had laugh
ed al hin, and threatened him. After de-
bate by the Dey in Council, the merchsnt
was compelled 10 pay the arrears, bur rsleas-
ed ffcm ar2 promise 10 re ieye BIN in future.
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TREASURY DEPART Nj nj.
Second ComhfroHer's CGiee
March 25A, 1919

(bCFrN %oN, 1917 y
WHEREAS, by the act entitled can &C, r.gu-
~ lating the payments 20 Invalid pensioners
passed the Sd of the present month, affidavit of
two surgeons or physicians, as TO the continuance
and rate of disability Of the several applicants.
must accompany their respective srpiit atoms for
the frs; payment which shall fall due after the 4h
of March neTf, and at the srd Of every two YEARS
thereafter: And whereas some misunderstanding
may arise as to the time when the above mentioned
act shall go into operation
This is to notify all whom il may corcern, that,
by the construction given 10 the raid sct by the
Second Comptroller Of the Treasury, the tafofe
mentioned affdavits taereeably TO The toim pub
lstrd by the Hon the Secretary Of War. unoer
date of the 2Sd ns'.) will be required TO accompany
the applications for all pensions to which they sp-
ply, falling due on the Al cay Of Sept, rber neat
RICHARD QUITS,
AI-22t. Second Comt.- oHfr.
Printers authorized to publish The Law. Of The
United States win insert the above once week till
the LIST Of September next
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CUNOALL'S MILLS--Ports1louth.
II pe9er-f failing Sbyiap! !!

II ne5er-faHing Spring!
lie subscribers respectfully inform the public,
= that they carry on the Wool Manufacturing
business in all its branohes--,hat their machines
are now in complete repair, their long experience
will therefore enable them 10 perform all the bran
ches Of Cording. Spinning, Weaving, Coloring and
Finishing, all the various kind Of " Noolen Goods, in
point OF colour and fnish equal if not superior TO
any establishment in this county They guarantee
to complete all orders in their line, speedily and
on IS reasonable terms as at any establishment on
this Island CLARKE & GRIM ELL.
N Is The following persons will receive al! ar.
tices intended for their manufactory Jon SRRa.
NAV, OF Newpor,--skNroRp ALnY, Of Little
Conipton-PELrc CcREY, Of Tiverton--and Will
LIAM tEAEsE, Bris,oi.Ferry
They have constantly On hand at who'e-'e and
retail Sa,innets, Plains, Csssrueres, fiannes, &c
which they are determined 10 sell a, moderate prices
Newport, April 90.
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C. w. PARTRIDGE
SuRGEoN DENTIST,

DUH GEUN bENIIST,
TENDERS his service in Ibe line cf his
Il profession 10 the people in Newport
ana 'ts vicinity. lie would be hspPy TO "ai'
on them al MRS. CoIrRELL's No 1876,
Thames-streei, or at their Own houses, II
more agreeable. He inserts from single
natural or artificial tooth, to O full set, which
will remain beautiful and While extracts sud
cleanscs teeth ia the best manner. lndubita-
ble proof Of the accuracy of his performance
Gan be produced by certificates irom some of
the hrst professional gentlemen in Connect.
Cot aud Providence. June 23d, 1919.
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ny me IreS1atnt u me Il. oiaics.

DJ |fC 4 |CSHCm " fNC -. OIUICS.
N, hEREAS, by an act OF LonGiess, passed ON
w The third OF March, 1915, entitled An act
10 provide tor the sscertsining ana surveying of
the boundary lines fixed by The treaty with tie
Creek Indians. and for other purposes the Presi-
dent of the United States is authorized &c cause
the Lands acquired by The said treaty 10 be oilered
for sale, whtn surveyed
Therefore, l. JAMES MoEroE, President Of the
United States, do hereby declare ard mike known.
that public sales for disposal eeshlc 10 law
OF CERTAIN Ianos IN the terriior, Oi Alabam:, shais
be heN at Huntsville in said territory, as ttllaWs
On ibe first Monday in July next, Tor the sale of
townships 9, 10, IL, IL, Is ard "a in rsrges ard
2, VESTS 10, ii, r. IS md IA, il range 1,tast-
q, III, ~ ami ID, IN range 2, east-IS and I3, N
range ), eas,-ll. IL src Is, in isrle a, cast
On the first Monday in september, ior the sale os
townships ard 10, in range 5, VESTS, 10, ii. IL,
IL, IA, IS 10, IL, lS. ;9, 60 Aid 2l, in ranges
and S, west
On the ii:st Monday in November, for the sale OF
townships, 3, ~ and IL. in ranges aid 2, west
and ~, N range 8, west--y, ~ and IL, IN rsrse
g west--9, 10, III and 70, IN range 10, wesl- 9 10.
II, II aid Is. in range III, wes-.9, 10, IL, I2 -
and II, in raIg. IL, west
On til. 6rst Monday in January, 1890, for TIE
sale OF townships 10, II i2. IS and IA in rsnsss
l5 aud Ia vest-iO, il. 10, IS AID H. in raree
IS, "est--li, y, Is end IA, in ranse 10, w.st-i2
ano i3, IN range IL west
and sales sleli be held at Cahsba, in the said
territory. on the Gssi Monday IN August next for
the sale Of ,ownsiips g. 10, X, 10 49, "a and rs in
range 5--9, 10, H. I1, Is, Is and is, in range O.
ii, IN range 2 10 and IL, IL range g-8, 9 10 and
III, ~ ranges 10 ana H. g 10 and !, n range 10
Excepting such lands As have been or shall be, ie-
served sccordiUg TO law, for the use Of schools
and for other purposes Each sale shall toninoe
open fos Two weeks and no longer. and sLsll ccm-
mence with ,e lowest number of section, township,
and range and proceed in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, a, tie city of Washington,
this twentieth day Of March, one thousand ight
hundred and nineteen JAMES MONROE.
l)y the President. JCaIAH MElGS
Commissioner of the Genera al l.aI.G Oiiice.
OF Printers OF Newspapers who are authorized
10 publish the Laws Of the United States will insert
the above once week till the first of January n. II,
April T.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-08-18
Fashionable Hats.

FORGE WANTON has just received from the
" Msouiactory Of Ives &, White, New.York
GentiemeDs superfnc fashionable Has, rant.
ed Of the bert qyaiity and not fade an 4gelrng
Mems Hats, Nth zride Brims
.3lso, low priced Nspt & Castor Hats: Youths q
Chiidrens Has, Of every description and price.
PAPER HANGlNGS
handsome assortment of chesp and clegpnt
Paper Bangings, for rooms and window cur,s,ns
just received and for SAFE as above.
Neyport. ADrii 90
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RHODE. ISLAND REGISTER.

RECCE-iSLAND REClSILk.
~ HE subscriber having had il in COME pialoE
y Tor somc time past TO ILbsh IL elsieE ~
lis native State, which - acknowledged 70 be much
wanted, begs leave 10 Dounee that he has made
and making such arrangements ss TO ensure is
completion al pe,iod as eariy rs possible. pTohs-
by in the course oi four five uontbs.-1hIs
State, 10 true, is small, vhsn compared with many
OF the others; but correct list OF all lei Cfiictrs.
associations and public Dstnutons is certainly IN
that the less ossiisbIe. Il is the inteu-
lion OF The publisher 10 spa.e pains 10 The
Rhode Leland AtgIsier ss inieIts,iig ss possible to
au, particularly ~ the citizens al lIovloen,e. ltis
mtehded 10 contain complete nt ot the civil, ju-
dicisi and military ti',is. 1. tie State, The ns.t-
ings Of the General Asss nby. the state and fSd-
ersl Courts, the Friends. the oil,rspt Masonic
Lodges throughout The State, together WITH !ist
OF their ofhctIs, &c Also, list of the Ifde,s Of
the oertrsi Government, Go,efncrs OF the sisiess
municipal officer Of the different towns IN this
State, eonpLle list OF Banks and Insurance CfE-
in The State, with their ,ifoers. capitals, and
The discount days cf the !oIntr,. post-isvns and
Post. in island. and The rates Of postage
AZ tic Ussd States, as established by law
In oider 10 expedite ,Le yoIk as ias possible.
It IS respectfully requested o' the 1cvntitsks o{
The dhsrent towns IN the Stale, 10 iriI ISL he pub
Usher, as sooh rs they conveniently can. wIh liza
OF The nnnit Pai Ulcers ci their rtsreeiyt ,svrs,
the oidaiied ministers, With the Particular dtn,an-
inatIon 20 vhlcb they Leiog Aitcsnes, fb, s,cians
ard Surgeons, the public INSTITUTIONS nd sssCci&-
tions with he date Of lheii formation III tic PIE
sent presiding offcers Of The s.nt for Which they
will he paid reasonable compensation, # desired.
--Centit Dtn OF leisure and iDiCi nation would aiso
much obige the subscriber, aI0 enhance the v. u=
OF the intended public atDp, BY idIv af6ng any sls
lar statements, which nIgbi te in,e'esuig 40 Ca,
citizens generally which may re dlrtIiso 20 hin
by mail, or sent by any other convenient, ooisey-
HUGH II. BROWN.
Gazette Office, Providence, June - CJ 301
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UNION HOTEL.
JOHN COOK.

EJorms the fsabke IN gsne,al q his friends in
torfieaiar.
THAT he has taken the noted Uonsc of Col
- James Perry's No. l20 Thames street. lately
improved by MIR DOVE as a Public House, aud
which he proposes to accommodate Ist'ies and
Gentlemen who may 90 him the horor to call upon
him, with the best fare the msrke; may afford - No
exertions sh.l! b. wanting Co Braiisy and obise--
The best of Liquors will be ready AZ command, ard
good keeping of Horses constantly provided
QTA few steady Borders (lsdies and gentle menu
can be accommodated an the best manner.
Newport, July L.
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POETl2 M.


THE COUNCIL OF APPOINTMENT
"0f wish hs head !--so much for Buckingham"
~ shakespeare.
There's magic in the robe Of power,
Ennobling every thing beneath it's
Its spell is like the Upas bower,
Whose air will pnF MP all that breathe it.
Alike II charms the horse-hair tress
That Turkeys three.tal'd Bashaws wear,
And hallows Clinton's Ievee dress,
Cat BY the classic shears Of Bachr.
Before It's wiichery-of late,
Our proudest politicians ,rembled;
When the FIVE Heads that rule the state
Around the Councii board assembled.
There arbiter Of faies and fort unes,
OF brains IL well supplied the loss,
Gave Bates and RoseneraDtz Importance,
And made gentlemen OF Ross
'Tis vain TO win great mans name,
Without some proof of having been one
And killings sure path to fame,
Vidr Jack Ketch and Mr.. Clinton.
Our Council well this path have trod,
Honor's immortal wreath securing.
They've dpt their hstcI,ets in the blood,
The patriot blood of Mat Van Bcuren.
He bears as every hero ought,
The mandate Of the power that rule,
{ Bcs higher game in view, It's thought,
All IN good time the mans no iool)
With him some dozens PROSTATE fall
No friend to mourn nor foe TO 6out them.
They die unsuDg, unwept by all.
For no one cares sows about them;
Wortman and Scott may grace the bar again,
For them blest exchange we make
We've dignny IN Ned MGsrraghan,
We've eve,y thing in Jerry Drake,
And 10! the wreath of wiiher'd leaves
That lately twip'd y.n Heuren's brow,
Oskleys pure. spo,ess hand receives,
He's earn d it---'lis no matter how!
Let Office holders cease 10 weep,
And put once more their gala dress on,
The Councils c,osed. and they may sleep
IN quit, till the winter session.
Since all. or in or out of place,
Wear knavery's CLOAK or Foi'y's feather,
'Tis ours, their ups and dozVns TO trace.
And iasgh at DIs and oufs together
LROAkER & co.
---~~r, ~
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THE following Esta,es-Eouse, No. 49, on Broad
street. with all the sppurtensncss. Said house
will do we'll for public house Also new house
ON Tanner and Oak-streets, so 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 wbar, in front, in good re
pair, lying the bridge. Also, two or ,hr,.
small houses and the land they stand on, in differ
ent parts Of the town Orc half OF tody pew H.
the I'd Baptist Meeting House, in this town All,
for sale, first rate chsise aud harness, good
horsc and wagon and harness. Duors. ready
made window-irames and sashes. Lumber Ct var
ious kinds
Also for sslc--7S acres Of the best kind OF ver
mont land. selected BY Mr.. Christopher Sweet for
bis own settlement Apply to
ABNER HATHAWAY
Nc~port. Mar :.
SsLost- Books. Biarks, and &snorary,
tor sale. Al the Has Sfors rf
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SHINGLES & NAILS.

Jass received and for safe, en GerGner's
Uho,/.
100 M Kennebec Shingles, FIRST Qual-
iiy, casks Al cut Nails JOHN Il. LYON.
June 2, 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-08-18

From London Pahey Of 1883
The girls Of this age are so dazzied with show,
When ,ney're scheeming 20 settle in marriages.
That To church with the Deui they gladly would go
ffthe Devl would give them carriage.