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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31
UNION HOTEL.
JOHN COOK.

Informs the hubhe in general " his friends in
particular.
THAT he has taken the noted House OF Col
l. James Perrys, No. 100, Thsmes-street, lately
improved by Mr.. DowE as Public House, and
which he proposes to accommodate ladies' and
Gentlemen who may do him the honor to call upon
him, with the best fare the msrke, may aford-No
excrtions shall be wanting to crafty and ohlge -
The bes, Of Liquots will be ready At command, ard
good keeping OF Horses constantly provided.
IrA few steady Borders (lades and gentleman
can be accommodated in the best msnaes.
Newport, July !, 1873.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31
French and Italian School.
MONSIEUR S. BONFILS,

INFORMS the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newport,
i that his school will open Monday 2sth inst. al
the building adjoining Doct. Kisc's in Pelham
street. School every oiher day. is the fore
noon for Lades,-aftcrnoon, for Gentlemen.
Terms, seven dollars per qaurter. or Private
Lessons out of school hours.
Application to be made to Mr.. BoHrILs, at Mr.
Townsend's Coffee House.
Newport, Mar. %. 1919:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31
TO LET,

THE Pawcatuck woolen Manufacturing Estab.
L Iishmert. situate IN Westerly, r. I. consisting
Of three story stone building 81 feet front and
resr, and 80 feet deep, with wster-vheel and gear
complete, 60 carry the necessary machinery, four
cardng machines, one biliey Of thirty spndies,
three hand jennys. one brewster's Improved spin
ner, Of A4 spindies. one picking machine. four
broad and four ssttinett and cashmere looms, to.
getber with all the tools and implements for the
same. Near the stone building is wooden bull
ding, Of 10 by 10 feet, two stories high; and ad-
joining is dye house, in which buildings fulling
and seouring mills, dye.kei,les, blue Vat, and all
the necessary tools and implements fer dycing and
finishing cloth.' A large aud cofnmodious gris,
mill, with two runs Of stones water wheel and run.
ming gear complete. Together with ore half OF a
Dam on the east side Of Pawcatuck River.
Also, two stores, one now improved ss o ner
chants store, the other might with small expense
answer for the same purpose.
H the above property should not be rented Al
private sae before the 25th of March next, II will
then be Let at Auction. For further particulars.
inquire Of Mr.. SAMUEL r. DENISON, Of stoning-
ION, or JED. w. KNIGHT and NATHAN z. DIX
ON, Westerly.
Westerly, Feb. "a, 1879.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31
JOB SHERMAN,
Has Jpsf recefved New Geo

Has Jusf TecefDtd VefU-Gsoas.
NJ iiiCH he will sell on the most reasonable
w terms-afmsng rtica ere-- =,
Various eooured Tsbby veIvets jaroreu and
other Cambricks Scotch & India book |;
powerioom sbirtings India costogs, long B. short
kid Gloves bandanno Hsndkcrcbiefs. by piece
purple, chinis and other sbs~Is great variety Of
'.,,nbs, by wholesale and trtsil.
TEAS, selected 10 ensure the appreciation Of pur-
eissers Ginger unaduItsrsto, pure from the root.
Tor IS cts per ID. and other Groceres IN proportion.
Newport, Cd mo. 10th 1879.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31
COLLECTOR,S NOTICE.

IN obedience to the foregoing directions of the
Town, Notice is hereby given. that Ten Days from
this date is allowed to all delinqdents TO call upon
the Collector, (he having already repeatedly called
upon them) and pay the Town and State Taxes
due from them respectively land after the cxpira.
ton of said Ten Days. he shall proseed Immediate
ly to collect all arrearages Of said Taxes. by dis.
traint Of sunicient personal property of the den-
qents f to be found and il not, by advertising for
Sale, according to law, so-much OF their Real Es.
tate, as shall be necessary for that purpose.
BENJAMIN HADWEN, Collector.
Newport, 18th Of I'd mo. 1879.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31
COLLECEpK'S OFFICE,

THE Collector Of Taxes in the town Of Newport,
4 hereby gives notice that he has taken the
room in front Of Merchants Bank, Thames. street,
as Collectors ofice-where he Will DC ready to re.
ceive taxes from to i2ooiock in The forenoon and
from to 4 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Newport, Sd IN. II, 1919. b. HADWEE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31
MARRIED.,

At Tierna " T. Mr.. DANIEL Durrs, aged IS
20 Miss ELrzABBrH NATION, aged IL. Two
brothers the eldest la, the other Is have srried
mother and daughter, the mother IS, the daug h.
ter IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31
%-<<& O-ss- q SSSs
SPIRIT OE VIRGINIA

The Virginia Legislature adjourned on Saturday
the 9Th inst. They have loaned to the Dismal
Swamp Canal Company, $4,000 dollars, to tho
Swift RaR Gap Company, 46,OC0 dollars. They
have subscribed $4,000 to the Richmond Dock.
1hsy have appropriated S23.0o0 to the finishing
the publiek square and Capitol. They have, be-
side contributing to several turnpikes. says the In
qcrer. taken some necessary preliminary steps TO
wssds the Western Navigation "A road from the
Appomsttox to the Roanoke lin fact, it is impos.
sible to calculate the patience with which they have
encountered the lsbour Of revising the laws or the
public works which they have assisted, without q
deed sentiment of gratitude and respect.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31

In Toavn- Meeting, AeWporf March 8,
1919.
NOTED, That the Collector Of Taxes, forthwith
proceed against the delnquents in the most
summary and eifectual manner, allowed by law and
that the Collector be authorized to bid 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 oil ex-
pences and costs, provided that such property shall
in his opinion be Of sufficient value, and that Deed
or Deeds Of all such property bid off by said Col
ector, be taken in the name Of the Treasurer
Witness. JONATHAN ALMY, Town. Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
WYE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
wv the Hon. Court of Probate, for the town of
Tverton, commits soners to receive and examine
the claims against the Estate OF
COGGESHALL HICKS,
late Of said town, deceased, represented nsovent,
do hereby give notice, that six months, from the
LIST of Peb are allowed TO the creditors Of said Es
tate, to bring in and prove their claims, and that
we will attend for that purpose at the dwelling
house Of Capt George Lswton. in Tiverton, on the
last Saturday Of each month at 3 o'clock, 2. M
GEORGE LAWroN. ; C.mn.i...aer.
All persons that are indebted to the Estate OF
said deceased are called upon 20 make immediate
payment to JOSEPH ESTES, .7dm,nistra
Tiyerton, Feb. 8. 1919 lM 81
Commissioners W0tace
(xT e, the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w supreme Judicial Court. held at south-Kings-
town, within and for the county Of Washington, On
the second Monday of October. A. ID. 1918, Com
missioners or Assignees, on the Estate Of
- PELEGr @. THUR6TON,
Of Charlestown, in the county of Washington, an
debtor notice is hereby given TO the credi
tors Of the said Peeg. to exhibit and prove to u.s.
their claims witbia six months, from the twenty
fh day of March instant, or they will be preciud.
ed according TO Law.
SAMUEL HELMD.
JOHN SEGAR, Co,nnissionsrs.
IOSEPH GANIT
th-Kngs,own, March 25, 1879. NJ. SiJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31
: LOT OF LAND.

LIZ NJ hhlNh.
L,OR sALE--a Lot Of Land. on Prospect-fiiIl, be.
l. longing TO the subscriber. The price moder.
ate and the terms easy. JOSEPH NoRTHUP.
Newport, October z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31

The Nsw.0rlesns Gazette Of the 9th uit. informs
that the persons, wbp contracted to bald the works
for the defence of the Mississippi had arrived
with materials and workmen to the number of Sve
hundred The intended Notifications are to be
commenced this spring and to be finished in
four years Whole expense estimated II three mil.
Ions Of dollars.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31

The wanton killing of an Indian ought to be vie.
tied with the scverest punishment. BY an act Of
this sort, perpetrated in the latter end OF January
BY person of the name Of J,mes Thompson. On
an iI!ian belonging to ihe Cox tribe all settle.
m nts, on Salt River thrown into the utmos
alarm. from the tainty OF being visited by the
retaliation which Indian law assigns the punish
ment due to murder. unless the offensder shall be
spprehended and brought to justice, with which
the Indians have declared they will be satisfied.
At Huntington, Con Oh the 10th inst. JeHN T.
BnERs add PHINEAss TAyLoR, two dissolute
characters, getting intoxicated. had quarrel when
BxEas, taking stake from an OK sled, struck rAv-
= blow which terminated bis existence on the
13th.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-26
Roots. Rootees and Shoes.
Exchange s. Brokers Ofice.
Georgetown, District Of Columbia.
ROMIJLJJS RIGGS,

A r his Office, next doc below Craw-
"A fnrd's tavern. Bridge-st Georgetown,
will exchange all kin of Bank Notes on
the most reasonable terms. All persons
who NAV have notes on the banks of North
Carolina. South Carolina and Georgia,
would do well to call on him, as he is
largely in the purchase of that kind Of mo-
ney, and will take it on the most reasona-
BILE terms travelling to the West
ern Country may at all times get the Bank
Notes OF The Western Banks alta fair DIS
court, by calling at his Office. For the in
formation Of all persons throughout the U.
States, K. Riggs makes it known, that all
of the Banks of the Distrist OF Columbia
pay their notes on demand il pccie; and
II would he much TO the advantage of the
merchants, and trading to the South and
west. 20 encourage the circulation of the
Notes OF the Banks of Georgetown, Wash.
ington and Alexandria, as It will It all
times answer for remittances to the large
commercial and Atlantic towns all per-
sons emigrating or travelling to the west
ward should be very particular and take
the Notes Of the Banks of the District of
Columbia, as they will hrd them the most
current, there being no countefteits on the
District Banks. The Merchants Bank of
Alexandria has long nee faiied-all per-
sons should be on their guard, as they will
oe imposed on. august lS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-26
Gone to the Southwark or
Westward,

A YELLOW WOMAN. called Celia
"A Detcher, in the 93d year of lIer age,
about ) feet or inches high-marks like
moles on the right side Of her face, which,
with several letters on her left arm, were
made with india ink. She is about four
months gone in state of pregnancy-fol-
lowed her husband, Jim Clark, a yellow
man, who was purchased from this place
and taken away in company with large
number of slaves, about two week ago, by
man of the name of Basset. 1t is suppo-
sed they have gone To the westward: Celia
was born free, and had with her a notariai
certificate of herfreedom, and description
of her person. Her mother, the subscriber,
is much afflicted BIZ her manner OF gong a.
way, and desires that any humane pecple,
who may chance to meet with her, will
persuade her to return, being apprehenslve
thai when she gets into strange country,
where she will be unknown and out OF the
reach of her friends and those no would
be likely to protect her, attempts iuay be
made by some avaricious and unpT:ncipled
persons, 10 deprive her Of her|iberty, and
sill her for a Stare. Should any such at;
tempts he made, fifty dollars reward will
be paid to any person who will communi-
cafe such Information as shall lead to the
conviction Of tn. offenders, and the recoye-
HANNAH DETCHER.
Alexandria, October6 1913.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-26
I. fIOIT'S
PRINTERS F.iREHOUSE,

NO. 80 BURLiNG-sLIP, NEw-YoHK.
DRINTiNG TYPES, OF all the kinds
y manufactured in the United States !;
the Columbian printing press; common DO;
standing presses, various sizes printing
ink, from the different factories, all kinds {;
cast and wrought iron chases, from the SUI
per.roYal to the card chase sbeepstoots (;
turnscrews job and book sticks, with
brass or iron slides mahogany do; shears (;
spring steel points F.; common do /; bod
kins saws girths !; ball skins for news or
book work ball stocks, do; ball nails !;
wool; wool cards candieslicks shutters ;
imposing stones, with frames, for one or two
forms; brass double and single rule CO.
lumn rules parchments; i've bushes; dust,
proof and pick do metal cuts of houses,
ships, steam boats, and stages; cherry ard
whitewood cases do for Greek, figure and
rule, flowers, and algebra galIeys of all
kinds frames with or without slides; case
racks swing troughs we,t;ng do; flIrni-
ture of all kinds letter, press and paper
boards mailets; shooting sticks planners;
quoins press blankets; page cord blank
cards Printing Writing and Letter Paper,
of all kinds; tos ether with ornaments and
other articles, all OF The hest quality.
GTA large assortment of second hand
type, of almost every description, for sale
as above, specimens of any iount of which
will he forwarded TO order.
Every kind of PRINTING and WRL-
TING PAPER, supplied at the manufac-
turer's price. October 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-26
New Books.

Just received on consignment, and for sale
By the subscriber,
TEALES of my landlord, second series
4 New tales, by Mrs Opie
Zion Pilgrim. BY Robert Hawker, D D
Events of the French Revolution. BY Tue
baroness de Staei; O'Rriiey's Greenland
Johnson's quarto dictionary, VOL
Taylor's Arator, 4,h edition
Rallies tour on the continent
Village sermons Olive Branch
Dwight's geogra ply Tor schools. in which
Europe is divided according TO the late act
Of the congress of Vienna Also,
A few copies of Bible News or Sacred
Truths relating to the Living God, his only
Son, ard Holy Spirit, by No n Worcester,
AN ROBERT GRAY.
Oct Is
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Wheat, Old Corn, and Mary
II land Tobacco,
L URCHASED BY
Get "a LiVR.aSOS q FOWLE.
The National Register

rs a paper which is Published, every sa,
A turilay, at the city Of Washington, ip
the District Of Columbia, and each nunlber
contains sixteen pages octave, in small but
very legible type. 1t makes two volumes
in the year; and every volume is accompa-
MED with copious Index. The price Der
annum is FIVE dollars, payable in advance.
The Public Documents. both foreign and
domestic 1.-THE proceedings of Congress, and
authentic news of every description, are
regularly inserted therein, and accompani'
ed by critical and explanatory remarks. liz
value is also enhanced by occasional re-
views Of literary works; and all its senti-
ments are. decidedly American, indepen.
dent of all party considerations. For this
work, which is well established, regularly
rubli.ie3, and transmitted weekly to SUBJ
scribers by the mad, the public patronage
is respectfully solicited.
LAWRENCE, WILSON & Co.
Desembsr f2 If
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Bank Notes.
1000 to 10000 DauGrs.
ROMCLCS RIGGS,

ROMULCS RIGGS,
.ithis E1chGace ana Brokers Office, Bridge
street, Georgetown,
yNTlSFlES 10 purchase lrom one to fifty
= y thousand dollars of North Carolina,
South Carolina. and Georgia bank notes,
which will NC taken al a very small dis
count. All kinds OF western and other I'M
current back notes exchanged on the low
est terms-PersOns travelling 10 the west
ward can ut all fines get the notes of these
banks at reasonable discount of
exchange and bank checks, negotiated on
any part OF the United Slalas-Notes of
United States bank, and all ofthe branches,
exchanged.
Georgetown, one door below Craw-
ford's tavern, October IL.
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Romuius R;gms's
EXCHANGE BANKING HOUSE
AND
BROKERS OFFICE,
Bri{re-Streef. Georocfo,p

Briige-Street, Georgetown.
YFNHIS is intended as a permanent estah-
n lishment, and the community will find
it one of tie greatest conyenienees in the
United States, and of great public utility.
AT this house the fair exchange on the lille
rent bank notes nom every part OF the union
can at ali times be had: 1t is TO be hoped
that, by the operations of this Office, the
community will get rid of most OF Siiocks,
S,avers, Secret and Running Brokers, who
in:est the District, frequently proclaining
the failure of country solvent banss, Tor the
express purpose of purchasing the notes OF
such institutions at great discounts. Bust
ness under the following heads will be trans
acted. This establishment possesses fin Is
TO negotiate for any amount, and all busi-
ness done for cash.
list. NJ bank checks, bills at sight, posi-
notes not due, and bank notes from I'll parts
of the United States. bought and sold.
cd. All notes, bills of excnange, divi.
bends and interests, collected and RENTED
according to orders. %
81. The notes ofthe United States bank
and all Of its branches received at par
4th. Strangers, citizens, and Others. may
deposit current money for safe keeping
and il left for thirty days, or longer, will
receive at The rate of six per cent. per an
nun for the same.
5th. Ill business in the line of money
broker promptly attended to for small
commission.
9th. All southern and western traders,
bringing to the district large sums OF south
ern and western bank notes, can deposit
for safe keeping, and draw for the same as
nav suit heir convenience.
ith. Prompt attention paid to The orders
of all respectable brokers andexchange Of
fees throughout the United States-who
win please to favor me occasionally with
their rates of exchange on bank notes and
bills. Georgetown, Dec.9
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{ no sf72.
To Tie pIII;c.

: \ inrsual 81 DsiW'i'y ars been excited
IN the mines OF eIi Coti'yylnrn " ihs
copnnr p'atr enerlYiH; III, thc Declsra,ica
OF lBdrprpiepcr reeen,iv Published. acs
conn2nied by fac SMILES ii tie sioaStures
OF those iIlust:icns ratrin,s who framed the
document by Whc, ON independence waS
ahno''nced 10 TIE world. We feel, whiie
we dwell on those Signatures. as IT we were
ushered into the immediate p.eyt nee Of
characters 50 exalted. and we .erRi Tor
time to participate in ~ the emotion wIsoii
they Jet, on The apnrCarh at ST. nv iui rri-
sls-tinstile sr'nihS. drsoiate fields. towns
and cities in corilagraion- and
death m, lis most frightiul forms areamd in
prophetic Vision on the one hand. and ncrd
than al, the complicated horrors, ignominy
ana slavery were presented for their ac.
ceptance on tie other; they de!ihera,cd,
they paused, they tremhlcd and a, last 500
lcnnly appealing 10 the God of battles
they resolved that the United States were
and ought to be free, sovereign and indie.
pendent. These iiusrous patriots. with
hive solitary exceptions, have now mingled
with he common rnould-,hey survive only
in their cohntry's glory and IN the recoIlec.
tIon OF grateful people. But it would be
! consoling to the present generation. sepa.
rated as they now are from those patriots.
by the lnterventionot the tomb. to become
mere intimately acGasinled with their re.
evolutionary benetactors. We love 10 dwell
on the features of such men, sns,ched bv
the pencil from the oblivion of the grave,
and emulate the prominent atsof their
biography. Impressed with these ideas. The
subscriber proposes, if suitable encourage.
ment is given, TO publish the lives of those
patriots IN numbers, unlil the whole is COM
ple:ed. The work will he executed in a
style not inferior 10 any European produc.
tons, and ine portraits by masters of ac-
knowedged merit. The biography will
be written by Paul Alien, ESQ. whose init
macy with The several signers, whose Eami.
liarity with The privations and hardships
they had TO undergo. and whose well known
talents will be sufficient 10 ensure the pa.
tronage OF an enlightened people. In the
execution OF this work, all that the pub.
Usher dares 10 promise is, that he will en-
| deavor 10 deserve The confidence of his
collDirymen, and that no eyerion on his
part will be wanting to prevent an abuse
OF that confidence. He ventures to solicit
the assistance of those gentlemen in pos
session OF authentic facts and anecdotes, by
communicating the intelligence that viii
| serve to illustrate the characters and to en-
| rich the biography of those founders OF the
American Republic.-Those who are. in
possession OF their portraits would enlarge
the obligation by loan of The same.
| Aprospectus with the terms will lie given
in few days,
JOSEPH NJ SANDERSON,
| 48, .iarket-streef, Baltimore.
/ "**Any printer who will publish this no.
lice and become responsible for Eve subscri.
bers, shall receive one copy of the work.
December GO
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Musical Tuition.

THE subscriber, at The solicitation OF
] many individuals. is induced to take
the house next door to Mr.. Moore's Nota-
ry office, Prince-stIeet, where he will teach
Instrumental Music this winter. He assures
those who may patronize him, that his Ut
most efforts shalt he exerted TO give perfect
satisfaction. Subscription papers are LETT
at Mr.. Gray's bookstore.
Ladies will be taught on the Double or
Single Flageolct, and Music arranged and
neatly copied.
Oct % LIONEL. J. LAEKfN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-26
Books and Stationary.

DOBERT GRAY has just received fol
III sale ON commission, an invoice O
Books and Stationary, among which are the
following articles, viz:
Sir Robert Wilson's sketch of the mill.
tary and political power OF Russia
Phillips speeches Shey's bookkeeping
Says catechism of political economy
Manners g. customs, Accidents OF life
Benefits letters; history If the late war
Voiney's Ruins Brownie of BodsGeck
The Sisters Pope's Essay on ban
Tales Of rny Landlord; Tayior's Inquiry
Travels at home Domestic Madeleine
Debates Of the Virginia Convention, on
the adoption of tie Federal Constitution
Wright's Life of Christ and his apostles
Bonnet boards by the gross, dozen or sim
gle; super6ne vellum cap writing paper
August 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-26
Lass Of the District Of Columbia.

Lass Of the District Of Columbia.
In The press, and win shortly be published.
By D.fVLS 8. FORCE,
IN THE CITY OF wAsHIHGrcN,
"A COMPLETES CODE OF LAWS
FOR the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA"
With copious In lex, prepared and report
ed by the Hon. chief justice CaANcH, to
the congress of the United States, iur
their sanction; agreeabiy 10 the provi-
sions OF the act OF the 29th April, 1916,
entitled an act aulhorising the Judges
OF the circuit court and The attorney Tor
the District Of Columbia, to prepare
code OF jurisprudence 10. The said Dis
tTict."
The laws by which this District is now
governed, Can only he found by reference
TO the numerous volumes containing those
of the United States, of the states OF Vir-
GINA and Marylond, and OF England
therefore the acquisition Of this code (Which
will comprise The whole in one volume
must be considered as OF the first import
ance, by all magistrates, gentlemen Of The
bar, and citizens in general, who have,
heretofore, experienced the necessity Of a
work OF this description.
A few extra copies will be printed for
such persons only as apply previous to the
publicati IN of the work.
0-Gentlemen who wish 10 be supplied,
will please . leave their names al this Of
fee. Dec 5