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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-10

The Aus,iiad Observer contain. the following.
Agresahly 10 ne wa IRON Corfu, which We
have this instant received. peace between the
Porte and Ali Pacha, of Janins. has been
concluded under the condition that the latter
shall continue TO administer the Pachalik con
hded to him by the Porte. without interfering
in any manner with the government of tn.
territories which he ha, usurped."
90
Radical Literature.
Advertised in the London Morning Chronicle.
SoniAh,ng respecting the Queen and Somebody ei,e
To morrow, with cuts, price Is,
The Queens Mdirimonial Ladder, ma
tional toy. BY the author OF the Political
House that Jack Built.-Printed for William
Hone, Ludgste Hin. -
Al the same time. The DROP Clauses price
Cd.
Tomorrow, price Is.
The Kings Treatmnnt qt the Queen, shortly
stated to the People Of England.
" The Press is the great public monitor-it
shall extend 10 the farhest verge and limit of
truib-it shall speak truth 10 The King n the
hearing of the People" Carran.-Printed
Price Is
The Queens Case stated. BY Charles Phil.
lips, Esq. Bauister at Law.
" You shall surely wer il where the
poores, rage upon the poorest beggar in your
realm shall have the spendour Of your coro-
nation garment. Vide taemeni.-Prnted
for William Hone, Ludgale hill.
Tomorrow will be- published, dedicated
TO the Queen. Price Is. 6.
The Princes Sophia Of Zea 10 George the
First poetical episie.
q Nothing but death
Shall e'er divorce me from nv digniies."
Published by w. Hone. As Ludgale. HILL
BY the author of the Political House that
Jack Built.
10 Psrlisment.
The Dropt Clauses OUT offhe Bill against the
Queen. For Mr.. Attorney General TO reruse
and settle, With Rc{re,her.
Printed for w. Hone, Solicitor for said
Clauses. Ludgale bill price sxpence.
By the Author of The House that Jack
built with 23 Cuts, price Is.
The Political +" A, Apple Pie )" or, the Ex
traordinary Red Book Vers6ed Tor the In
struc,ion aud Amusement Of The New Parlia.
ment, and tbs Rising Generation
'sThs Bishops, God bless them /. aud bles all
their wigs
They Bit at this Pic, like As many fat pg,."
Also, by The" Black Dwarf" with twenty.
five Cuts "A political Lecture on Heads
Printed for J. Johnson, Cheapside.
Ia few days will be published, 10 foolscsp
vo. with -Four Portraits, price IS.
Henry de Eighth and George As Four,l,
or, The Case iaidy stated. By Thomas
Harrsl Combining. Isl Structures, H,.,ori-
cal and Illustrative, on the Law of Divorce
with View of the Modes of Prosecution, &c.
g. Sketch OF the Trial, of Henry tn, 8th's
Queen.-8. Narrative of the former and re.
cent Proceedings against her pressn, Mses
ty-Lastly, A Parallel between the Lives and
Characters Of Henry 9Th and George Alb
Published by G. and II. BALDWIN, New.
gate street.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-10
LONDON, AUG. 22.

An erroneous opinion is gone abroad that
Der Majesty did not expect that Theodore
M jacci would give evidence agains, her =
On the contrary the Queen knew ih,t he was
one OF the original promoters of the plot; on
his coming into The House of Lords, therefore,
she was sslzed with kind Of hvsterca affec.
ton at the sight Of man who had shown such
iograliiude Tor her liberalsy and KINDNESS.
Times.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-10
Late Foreign Ne,cs.

London dates to Aug. %, have been recel-
we'd al New York.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-10

II is stated in circu lar paragraph sent to
all the papers, tina, her Majesty was perfectly
aware Theodore Msjacc was 10 have been
one Of the witnesses against her. This Seems
singular. when we reflect on the CONSERVATION
she expressed al bearing his name called, and
finding him actually in her presence-We
cannot help believing she was taken quite by
surpnze--and that the last man she expected
to see 10 the hands OF her sccusers, was her
faithful domestic Majscci." This man was a
great fa,orile with Bergani, aud those who
have re al The Memoirs of the Queen" will
probably recollect that il was Msjacci, who,
posted in the anti room of her Msjesty's he'd
chamber, al Genoa, by the happy signal Of
krings pisiol. gave notice 10 his roysl mistress
Of the approsch OF some persons who " pene
trsiedas far as TO her bed chamber. Courier.
This morning al 10 o'clock, there was not
more than 20 persons collected in ST. James
and those of the lowest description Curiosity
seems TO have been sa;iated, and the enlhu.i
asin even OF the mob is slmos. entirely aba,ed
The House of Commons met on The els, OF
Aug. and adjourned to the 18th of Sept. Ia
await the decision Of The House Of Lords ON
the bill against the Qpeen-wiib an under
standing that further adjournment, might be
necessary for that purpose
In the House of Commons an unsuccessful
noiiop was made for prorogaiion, to get rid
Of he bill adverse 10 he Queen.
The Duke OF York is SAID 10 have quarreled
with hi. brother in behalf of Her Majesty, and
10 be in favour with her friends; but Mr.
Breugham 10 his speech make. free with his
character and bis amour with Mrs. Clark,
although he attempts TO smooth over bis re
mssks by rspr ebending the foul conspiracy
that exposed bis f0iSles.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18

the executors or administrators, named 10
the same order might If living execute
and fulfil the same.
Q. find be IL enacted, That the act en-
titled supplements to the act, entitled
. An act making lands liable to be sold for
the pays ent Of debit" passed the eleventh
day oil November, one thousand eight
hundred; and the act. entitled g An act
TO amend The act, entitled An act making
lands liable for the payment Of debts"
passed the lwenty sixth day Of November,
one Thousand eight hundred and four and
The act, entitled iurlher supplement 10
the act, entitled Az act making lands
liable Tor the psyment Of debts" passed
the sixth day Of Febraary, one thousand
eight hundred and sixteen. be. and the
same are hereby repealed: PROVIDED nsU.
srthefess, that nothing in this repeating
section shall in any way invalidate or
render null any act, matter or thing, Law
fully done or transacted under them, or
any OF them, or impair any right required
under them or any of them, but the same
shall be as good. valid aud effectual, as
though this repesliJg section had not been
made.
C. Passed February 81, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18

goal. sprung not into heaven, but back
10 earth, and found myself awake, repeat
Jog with prodigious energy" Let others
boast that they are brutes, | glory that
am man. Let others wish for eternal
sleep, shall be forever awake. Let
others waste their golden hours in proving
that God is false, feel something within
which proves that his word is true. Tho
others consigp soul and body TO The dust.
the ciods OF the valley cannot cover my
soul. No! leeions Of angels caD't confine
me to the grave. Ny body was designed
for tht dust, but my soul will inherit The
world of souls Alas ! what is life, If We
live not for ever r.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18
Oliver Pierce,
WATgElaM lANlnR2

THO doors east of the Post-O0ice, IN
Water street,
III ETURNS his thanks for the en-
~ enlargement he has received from
the public, and informs them, that, in ad.
dition to his GOLD AND SILVER
WORK, Of which he keeps constant
supply, he has silver and polished steel
SPECTACLES, and SPECTACLE
GLASSES which he fits to old frames
and repairs them.
Warranted Gold and Silver WATCH.
ES, for sale as above.
All orders thankfully received, and
punctually attended to.
Eiisabeth-ToWa, May !, 1879.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
By ]. & E. SANDERSON,
T,uo doors south Of Rivers's City Tavern,
ELizABETH-TowN, Nj.

Terms Of Publication-Two Dollars
per annum, payable haif-yearIy.
No paper will be discontinued until all
arrearages are paid.
I Advertisements not exceeding square
inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and
continued for Twenty-Five Gents week
A liberal deanc tien @ill be made 10 :Hss-
chants and others who advertise by the
year.
~ Advertisements, Subscriptions; and
Communications will be thankfully re-
ceived and punctually attended to.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18
JOE LRgpgpRRo

Are enabled to perform the differen,
kinds of job Work, {mofe particularly
Handbills, J in better style than they
have heretofore been done 10 this town.
Orders win be thankfully received and
faithfully executed.
J. & E. SANDERSON.
Eliz. Town, Aug. Is, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18
PRINTING.

TVHE subscribers, having lately fur
nished themselves with new sup
ply Of large and elegant
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18
IRON IND BRASS
RNWNDRYs

TIME subscriber, having enIarged bis
FURNACE, will make any kind
Of IRON CASTINGS not exceeding
500 lbs. weight.
Also, BRASS, COPPER, and COM
POSITION CASTINGS, of any weight
at short notice.
THOMAS p. WALWORTH.
Els. Town, Mag II, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-18

The moral government of God is exer-
cised 10 such manner, as that, in the
course Of bis providence, every one at
length shall be treated according 10 his
deserts; aud truth and right shall finally
prevail.
The feuds and animosities in families
and between neighbours, which disturb
the iatercourse Of human life, and collec-
lively compose half the misery Of it, have
their foundation in the want Of a forgiving
temper aud can never cease without the
exercise of this virtue on enc side or the
other.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02
UNION IACIOKl.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
lie, th,t Capt George Lawien, in TTertaa,
Edward Sanhobe and Joseph ~ HaHon, IN New
port, are the Agents 10 receive articles intended
for the Union Factory.
tic continues to coior and dress Woolsn Cloths
of all descriptions-to Card Sleeps WoUi OF sn
grades, and to manufacture Plains Sattinets Coat
ings, Fannels, &c of various colours and SD sdes
Those who will favor him with their custom il. his
inc, may depend ON having their work done in The
best manner, and on reasonable terms, ara The
smallest favor will be gratefully acknowledged b
JOHN BABCOCK.
Portsmouth,, Feb 10 (5m1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02
POAIRY.
TIE MARINER.

TIE storm was spent and frowning waste and Wild
II 'bore'ess poup the dsrkep'd ocean lay,
Nor g'immering mooo the gloom of light beguird,
Nor sound Procaim'd the dirge Of absent day.
Plungd 10 the horrors night and silence give,
unfshom'd depth. and dark and sboreless ,iex,
See. spent with toll, and s,iugs, ing yet Ia Eve,
The short survivor Of stranded crew..
FAINT Is the arm whose ag.-ixing throw.
With wearied flor. S~eby beats the wave,
And f,iat the painting, str angi~i voice ofwoe,
'as orea'hss to heaven the hopeess prayer 10 save
Par once on high The courier of the day,
pas wheel'd hrs course Implying DER his head,
o'nce arg'd on rocks. the fragile bark gave way.
And p'ung'd him helpless in the oceans bed
On from afar the dim discovered land,
Or Instant sail has met his f.ncy's eve,
we from his bursting voice and waving hand,
AAs sioS,y sunk or pzss'd implying by.
And oft drspair. gnd anguish, and alarm
Hive suak him hopeless to the dept's below,
As of The pang QCdes,h has nory'd his arm,
And babe him toll for s,iil protrac,ed woe.
Ye, soon.ss naplre's a4me is glimmerng less,
The pans o' deAU repeated shall be DER,
ynas breast tQ<kpeaves tuinultuous with distress,
Fall soon shsitthink of life and homo no more.
No plying voice his distant friends shall tell,
Dor them what pangs his dying bosom wruDg,
Nor speak, when time has struck hs funersi knelI,
The last fosd prayer, that lirgerd on his tongue
8oHcrer, farewell NO mortal eye was near
T. see thee sink expiring in the wave,
No ear was there thy groao OF death 10 hear,
No hand to m.,k thine undstinglish'd grave
vc, for thy sake along the winding shore,
The poets harp shall raise its mournfu strain,
Tay matcsscss suHsrings plairtive shall slepiots,
AID siHeld thy fate from dark oblivion's reign
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02
ANEcDorE.

Counsellor Betl,ell, Lawyer, who
stood well in his own opinion, was par
licularly fond of stating case to a jury.
fhls gentleman was the son Of re-
apec,able and inda .trious citizen of Dub
i'm, who was by trade shoemaker.
The young lawyer was one day, in the
zenith of his glory, making one of his
long winded speeches, when MIR. Cur
ran happened 10 come into Court, and,
With view OF some merriment, inter
rupted Bethel, who III rage exclaimed,
/" MIR. Cunan, .yon haze 6roke the thread
Of my discourse" "Weil. my deaf
ieIlow,' repiied the fac.tious Curtan,
''9pa3c it.n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02
Liverpool Earthen Ware.

ARCHIBALD MUNRO & Co.
Have jaa reee ued,
SO crates we'll assorted f.artheE Ware,
"A ucuiatiy selected for this MAJ bel, consist
pg Of
Fds'd srd c. G. Dishes and Bskers, Q, 10,
IL. l2, t3, ID, IS. l6 " sGd is incbes.
Edged and e & P.s,es
q do. do. Twh+rs
do. do. Muilias, 2, O and 4 IN
he's.
Best blue printed Plates, TwiAsrs snd
hotios
do do Dishes, Bakers, Sc.
do. d.. rsss BoEes snd ssucers.
do. do. Juss,.4 6, - as.
do. do. Tea p>is, sugars and creams.
d.. d, Bowls, 8 s 10 and 24s.
Eoameied Teas, Tea pols, sugars and
cre,e
d.. Jugs. bowls, snd bowls uwd saueers.
&, & jlgs, powi-, Il &c.
Nrwpp't, n v. 10 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02

With all the privileges thereto beiOnging-reserG
ing to the said Coal Compssy, the right Of digging
and taking away from the same all Goals. Metals.
Minerals and Fossils.
Also Lot No I, containing acres Is. 5, 25 with
large and convenient Wharf annexed % this Lot.
besides a comfortable Dwelling House. Compiling.
Room and Biseksmith's shop. is the Coal f'', with
the building containing a powerful steam Engine.
made by the late Oliver Evsus, fot raising the Coal,
for working the Pumps, and occasionally two pair
of Mill Stones in the Grist Nall adjoining, all of
which are in complete orGer. :.
Aiss All the Coal remaining on hand
Also several lots of Biacksmths' Toos--one sat
Of Boring Rods, and Mining Implements. Tools and
Apparatus
Each 10, Of Land except No. 2. bounds 90 The
saltwater giving to its proprietor access to the SEQ
fot Ashing manure &c The wharf, the eniy one
in ils vicinity was fsithfully built Of stone about
five years ago, and being accessible BY loaded yes-
seis Of 100 burthen, 4fords landing place for
the neghbourhood
These Lands, situated on the plsssantest par, of
Rhode Island, sheltered from the ocean. with 6ne
prospects of he adjacent Islands and country, fer.
tile soil. pure water, sainbrisus air, excellent Rs
ing and towing bounded by Providence river, " ,h
in two miles of Bristol ferry, and about the same
distance from Tveron stoue Bridge, having an
sy intercourse ny water with the busy and lhryIns
settlements on Taunton River, and a daily COM
mnnca,ion with Boston and Newport by the Mail
Stages; besides the advantages thus offered TO Tho
Agricultursiia and Manufacture they present in
vting and .asthfui scites for summer retire ats 10
the capitalists or men of pessnre from Newp ort,
Providence, Boston or New York.
Conditions and terms Of credit made known at
the time Of the sale, which will be on the premises.
JOS. MAY Treasurer, II C. Compcn,.
Boston, January 6. 1929 CJ. J.i9J
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES

TIE best backing ,or boots and shoes.
lake pin, OF good drying oii, 2 oz
OF oees-wAx, 2 OF. spirits of turpcntine,
and half an Ounce Burgundy pitch, care
fully melt thcYA over slow fire. With
this mixture, new boots or shoes are
rub,ed at some distance from a fire.
with sponge or brush. the operation to
be repeated rs often as they become dr.,
and until they are fully saturated. In
this manrer the leather becomes imper-
vl,us to wet /; and boots and shoes thus
prepred, last much iongcr, ard the
wedrer IS less subject to cold and chill
bans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02
Esmak Benesolent Ssriefy.

THE Female BeneVolenf Society, un-
u able from the reduced state Of their resour-
ces to furnish the Children under their care with
Clothing necessary tor The approaching incemtnt
season, are induced to solicit from the charitable
any articles Of old clothes. or remnants of cloth OF
any description, which will be thankfully received,
and carefully Appropriated by the Society. who are
encouraged 10 hope for assistance in tina way, BE-
lievng that in the present regulations, pessods Of
all determinations may unite
" B-Those vino are disposed 20 aid the Society.
si please 10 deposit what they can spare. however
iocons derabIe, Al z. w. LAwTos's, No. T. " ash
i,gton square
Newport, Dec. 2, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02
KWarney. ( ireland, J Mou 8

taclc took place at the convent OF Saint
Ursula, Of this town. 1t being previ.
ou,ly understood that three young ladies,
oi great beauty, oil the most amiable
manners, and Of connexions highly re.
spectablc, were to undergo the ceremony
ol what is called The White Veil the
convent was accordingly, notwthstand
Ing the eariiness Of the hour, IS O'Clock
"A. NJ. crowded to excess by all the
beauty and fashion in the neighborhood.
Several Protestant ladies attended, who
were. as is usual on these occasions,
placed in the most advantageous situa.
tons, for witnessing ceremony that
never fails to excite the livelie>t feelings
Of sensibility. The young devotees sat
!, front OF the gate, attired in all the
Pomp and elegance of modern fashion,
their mead dresses consisting Of feathers,
p arl, and diamonds, the tout ensemble
oi which received no small addition from
the symmetry OF their persons, and the
extreme beauty OF their countenance. -
High mass was celebrated in the most
Impressive manner, whilst the responses
male by the female choris,ers, in unison
with a grand piano, and select band,
contributed NOT a little to the solcmnity
of the sceie. 1t would be no easy mat.
ter to depict the sensations experienced
by the paraIyzing spectators, upon the
return of those clegaut and interesting fc-
males from an inward apartment, where
they were supposed to have deposited
the garb of fashion and the pomp OF dress,
Us symbols of their reinquishing the So
ciety oil the world tsrever. In spite OF
the som5rsness of their newly assumed
attire, 1.-The sable robe and white veil
yet were the bloom Of youth and tht
power Of beauty too conspicuous not Ia
insure, as they had called up. the NV.
spcakablc admiration Of the anxiousl,
glzing assembly. a more affecting
spectacle was seldom witnessed, there
b in. scarcely lady prescott, whose
tears tlid'not bear testimony of a sympa-
thizing klrewcl to the lovely nuns. Two
Of the young ladies', Misses Marriott and
Margaret Lombard, are the daughters O.
George Lombard, Esq. Of this town
and neices to Daniel Cronin softhe Ark
Esq. and the other young lajy, Mlss Cal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02
AMUSEME Mt.

II think" said a iacetious farmer,
"that ! should make an excellent mem.
Der OF congress. ] ann frequently using
their SORT OF language 1'other day !
received t7vo bills. from two Of my cred
itors, accompanied with requests Tor i'm
mediate payment One OF the bills ]
ordered to he Mid on the Mble, and the
other to be read Mai day SIX months I"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02
For .Sale. or 10 -.

TdE following Estates House, No 49, on Broad
street, with all the appurtensnces. Said house
will do we'll for pubic house. Also a new house
on 4 amer and Dsk-streets, 80 by 90 feet on the
ground, Two stories high. with large stable A
new storc on the Long. wharf, 80 by 20 feet, two
stories high. with the wharf in front, in good re-
pair. lying the bridge Also, two or three
en-, parts Of the town One half Of body pew in
the 81 0sp,ist Meeting .touse, in this town Also
for sale, a 6Fst rate chsise aud harness. good
horse and Wagon and harness Doors, ready
made window-frames and ssshes Lumber Of var.
ious kinds
Also for sale--75 acres Of the best kind of Vef.
mont land, se!ected by Mr. Christopher sweet for
his own settlement Apply to
ABNER HATHAWAY
Ne,ynOrt. Mar z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02

n cwiasif-.-li is stated in an En-.
glish Paper, that MIR. Creswick, OF New
street, Birmingham, ha, singular arii-
Gle of cutlery in possession, viz. knife
which contains -four hundred blades,
and which, before it was put together,
consisted OF fse thousand parts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02

AMghiCAN COTTONS. ,
TOHN DYii,. has this day received
- Five Hundred Yards Of unblesche Cotton shirt.
hss. wich nc Offers Tor sale very low.
Newpori Nov %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02
CUNDALL'S MlLLS-Puism0sfh
Il neucr-l laiiing Spring /!

n ne0cr. failing Spring!
THE subscribers respectfully inform The Puohe.
L that they carry on the Wool Manufacturing
business in all its branches--thst their machines
are now in complete repair-,hcir long experience
will therefore enable ,hsn TO perform all The bran.
chez of Cordng spinning, Weaving. Co'oring snd
Flushing. nj. the various kind OF Wooisn 1ooas, IN
point OF colour and finish, equal il not superior to
any establishment in ibis county They guarantee
to complete all orders in their line, 80 speedily snc
on az reasonable terms at any sstabhshueut on
this Island CLARKE GRlNNbtl~
NIB The following persons viii receive III ar
ticies Intended ior their manuiae,cr. JOB shtR
NAN, Of Newport--SASBoaD ALsY, of Little
C~mpson-PsLso CosEY. Of 1iverten--snd VII
LIAM PsARss, Dristol-ferry
They have constantly on hand at wholesale ana
retail sa,innets, Plains, Cassinerss, Fisnntis &C
shch they determined TO sell at mode'ate prices
Newpcr,, April 20
Co. Parfnership Dissolved.
THE. Co. Partnership heretofore exist
i ing aadee the Rrm Of
GlRAuD q BEGuEY.
is THE day by mutual consent dissolved.
FRANCIS GEnAUD,
JOHN BEGU1Y
All persons indebted 10 said Firm are requested
to m,ke immediate paymsnt, and all having de.
mssds against the said Firm are requested 40 call
and settle the same. with the subscriber
Newport, ysa %, 1920. JOIN DE|Osf'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02
NEW FLOUR, &c.
Jna received, and for sale oa Cardner's
sndnrf

tvharf.
so bbls. A., -,
loo bSis rar, in shipping order;
100 bbis. No. l. . * ., Mackerii;
100 bbIs sp,ing caught Menhaden.
.8iso, constantly on hand. Connecticut Flagging
STONE and selected BKI X for side walks.
Apply TO JOHN u LYON.
NfwDoit. Oct 6 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02

iaghan, Is also the daughter Of highly
respectable family III the county OF
Cork.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02

LOTS NEAR RHODE.ISLAND
COAL NINE.
UiH be ezhosed for safe, az hsefor, onVhD-
&ESD.fY, Mares ., az ] . O'Clock, II. M.
so fhe freDrisss.
THE following Lots of LAND, with
Il the buildings thereon. belonging to the HA'Ss-
Lsiaad Coal Csmpany. and situated IN Portsmouth. On
the Island OF nearly opposite to Dsis
toi. yix -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-02

~ The r I, Register is received, sud
.os sale stihe Peat Office. NOV. J.