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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-20
ITO be continued
INTERESTING FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

INTERESTING FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The Charleston City Gazette con.
tains letters from its correspondent at
81. Thomas's, as late as the 28th ulti
mo, which furnishes much interesting
matter on the progress of the Patriots,
i'm Venezuela, &c. We have room for
the following extracts only, which con-
tain all the important facts
Wat. Intel.
" Since last wrote you, uudrr date
of the 9lst January, nothing of great
Importance has occurred between the
two cop'ending parties in Venezuela,
except the occupation of CalaboZa by
Gen. Bolivar, at the commencement of
February, and retrogade mo, ement
again to st, Fernando and ] conjec-
ture that these operations, Oh behalf Of
the Patriots are to decoy the enemy in
to the interior, (Which they carefully
carefully avoid.) and by this means
annih late the remnant of their forces
which, with the old Spanish regulars
of about a thousand men, do not amount
in all to 5000 In The plains of Calabo-
"a, as those Of Barreyro, at the mesAo.
rable battle of Boyaca.
AS stated in my last, it was gene
rally supposed that, in all February,
Gen. Bolivar would commence his
march against the Caracas and tile
sea-coast, tie only portion of that de-
ljcious and fertile country now IN pos.
session of the Royalists. But, disap
pointed relative to the arrival of Sc
veral thousand stand of arms, which he
ought to have received from one of the
West India Islands, you will reality,
perceive the cause of the unexpected
procrastlnation of their active and deci-
Give movements upon all the enemy's
positions. Nevertheless, | know that
1900 stand must have been received at
his head quarters ere this, as they
reached Angostura at the close of Fe-
bruary, which with those already in
his possession, will amount to or
5000.
Two hundred thousand dollars have
lately been received at Angostura from
the capital Of Santa Fe. beside the
same amounG which arrived there two
months ago from the same place, and
upwards of two hundred thousand more
are on their way for the scat of govern.
ment.
BY the arrival of the convoy from
Laguira, two days ago, variety of
vague rumors are in circulation, but
no positive reliance can be placed on
! them. Amongst others, it has been
asserted to me by a passenger who
came in said convoy, that Gen. Morillo
had been killed in an action very lately
fought between Calaboza and San Fer
nando, and that, in order to prevent
such mourniul intelligence from being
circulated amongst the Plebs, they
have occasioned some Individual to as
sumo his name. Certain it is, that the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-20
Baltimore, .Aprii Ia.

Baltimore, April IA.
To day, Morris N. B. Hull and Peregrlne
Hutton were brought before Baltimore .oun-
~ court, to be arraigned on the indictment
ound against them by the grand jury, for the
murder of John Heaps, the driver OF the mail
sulkey at the time il was robbed. Mr.. ~
son, their counsel, requested OF the Court to
defer The arraignment, in order 20 give Inc
prisoners as much time as possible to pre-
pare for the awful punishment OF theirofence,
as it was their intention tc plead guilty. he
said they desired their punishment, but only
required time to make preparations to meet
IL
The court, however, refused TO defer the
arraignment, inssmuch as the petit jury rom
the county, by whom alone they could oe
tried, would be discharged in few days.
and the parties might then Withdraw tne
plea of guilty, and thus evade trial during
the present term. The court further obser-
we'd, that an interval OF twenty days must
necessarily elapse between the date oil tneir
death.warrants and execution. They were
therefore arraigned. and both oftbem plead.
I'd guilty-Their manner was serious ana
subdued.
The court will pass the awful sentence OF
death upon them on Wednesday next, al ten
O'clock.
FAIRFAX ELECTION,
The following is the result of the election
contested in this county on Monday last
The two first gentlemen named are the suc-
cessful candidates:
Thompson, l55 Moore, %
Sangster, llS broaa"a'er'
From tie National Intettiseneer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-20

The Washington Theatre took fle. 70
terday morning, about 8 O'Clock, by ssr
unknown means, and was entirely con NJ
ed, together with all the scenery in it.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-20

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, 9pr'' -
ARRIVED, roOt
Schnr. Adonis, Baker, Baltimore
to different merchants. po,tou.
Scbnr. Mary & Polly, Harding D0'
--Barcilla, Crowell, ditto
CLEARED, ,,u. dolobb'
Sloop Expedition, Hand, at Pn'''0''
for this port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-20

From tie National Intettigeneer.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01

A writer 10 the National Intelligencer
a short time since, called the attention of
the public to more general cultivation
of that most valuable vegetable, the Po-
tatoe. He says he has found that the tops
of the plant, afaer they have grown TO
the height Of ten or twelve inches. make
excellent greens, and better than many OF
the wild herbs gathered in the fields; but
the best part is said TO be the blossom IL
self, with about two inches of the stem I;
these boiled and seasoned with butter,
make deIicacy Of the highest kind, and
one hitherto, we believe, very little known.
1t is moreover found, that the operation
Of cutting off the tops Of the youngest vines
has the effect Of increasing the quantity
of potatoes, it being supposed the juices
which would otherwise be wasted on the
vines, are diverted TO the roots. by which
means greater degree Of nourishment is
communicated to them. The writer FIR.
Their remarks, that great eaters of potatoes
are seldom troubled With the govt.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
CATTLE scENTINa RAIN.

Liable to long and parching droughts.
the author Of g Letters from Buenos
Ayrss, Chiii," &c. notices the well-known
instinct Of cattle in seeming water at a
wonderful distance, and describes an &C.
casion wherein i was displayed on the
approach of rain, 10 a similar manner as
II river or spring had been found.
"The negroes we're sent 10 different
directions 10 see how far the scorched
grass extended, and we're at considerable
distance when the Father Provincial cried
out, Look at the oxen, they smell wa
ter:' we all eagerly turned to the poor
painting animals, aud saw them stretch out
their necks and raise their heads towards
the west, and snuff the air in manner
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01

NyHE subscriber has removed TO the
shop opposite AARON HATFIELD Il
Sons, where he will carry on the
BLACKSMITH BUSINESS
in its various branches. All kinds Of
country work will be executed in the best
manner, and on reasonable terms. Also,
most kinds Of edge tools made.
DANIEL CONKLIN
Eliz. Town, April 8, $780,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
HP Notice.

UyHE subscriber wishes TO purchase a
few hundred weight Of The first
quality Of bright BROOM WHISK, and
is willing to give fair price fon the same,
when delivered at his Broom Factory in
Elizabeth Town, near the Store Of J..
Humes & Co.
Also, wanted, few cwt. Of fine, short,
bright and straight Whisk, for Brushes,
for which liberal price will be given.
S. III. WEED.
Els. Town, June 10, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY J. & E. SANDERSON,
THO doors south Of Ripers's City Tavern,
ELIzABETH-TowN, Nj.

Terms Of Publication Two Dollars
per annam, payable half-,yearly
No paper will be discontinued until all
arrearages are paid.
Advertisements not exceeding square
inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and
continued for Twenty-Five Cents week.
Il liberal deduction viii be made 10 mer-
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, 1820-08-01

MErH9bA no PFsvEST SMUT n WHEAT.
Take four quarts2of good I've, or a
sufficient quantity towel your seed, and
add 10 it busllel Of wheat, stirring till
the whole u alike wet, then sou it imme-
diasely, as the strong lye will ipjuIe The
seed if delayed. The I've may be as strong
as You can bear to sow without injury to
the baud. A little tallow applied to the
hand will prevent injury from the I've. /
have continued this practice twelve years
out Of twenty, and have never known it
to fail Of success. have frequently
made use Of smutty wheat for seed, and
found my crops perfectly free from smut.
Much depends on having the lye suffi-
|ciently strong to take off the fuz on
wheat. JOSIAH BENJAMIN.
Berlin, april 20, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
JOB L@TspglAlRo

Are enabled to perform the different
kinds of JOB Work, (more particularly
Handbiils.) 10 a better style than they
have heretofore been done in this town.
Orders will be thankfully received and
faithfully executed.
J.&E. SANDERSON.
/. Eliz. Town, Aug. Is, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
THE srILroN CHEESE.

The most celebrated cheese Of England,
lis that made at or near Stilton, in Hunt
| Dgdonsbire. It is not coloured, but is a
white cheese 90 The inside. II is cylindri.
zeal, like Two hatters' blocks SET one upon
the other. The preparation on the great
scale, requires eight cows. The cream
| of all Of one evenings milk is skinned,
and mixed with the whole Of the new
milk of The next morning. Then tea
kettle Of warm water is poured into the
mixture. The quantity Of rennet is very
small, as 1t is a rich cheese and OF deli
lcate favour. The process Of forming the
lcurd is very slow, as the climate of EGG
|! land, as far north as Hnniinedonshire, is
cool; as the month Of September, when
1.-The milk is so rich so long after calving, is
The season, and as the quantity of rennet
/ is small. The curd being SO rich, when
formed is very. soft. II is taken out SO
las 10 leave behind as much as possible Of
the whey. The curd is put into linen
bag TO permit the rest of the whey to drain
|or run off. This being sufficiently done.
THE curd is put info hoop or case or
mould Of the shape and depth of the two
hatters' blocks, and on the top a common
wooden cover is put, Of a size little less
than the hoop eE case or mouTd,the weight
OF wfcR ithe only and slight pressure
the .inoqtded cslfda6 new made cheese
sustains,%s It 49, pressed By force or
,peig hts iaA manner Of most cheeses.
] YIN drained or consolidated, so as
TO so5fne firm enough to stand, 1t is taken
out and set to drain, Or dry sbdsisassYu
10 band Of linen, wki9l IS fxed all round osih
it. This band istk gsd every day till
the cheese lsssbed l,e.dry. They are
eaten the next ye; some persons prefer
to keep them tj1Mthey' begin to mould,
when, Of course they must be quite or
rather over Sjpe.s These chessEs areko
rich and deHzate, as 10 becomeaE aied nd ia
sufferzin closesos warm pla& Ii shig3
and therefore are difficult to bring ID
America, in perfect condition.
The curd is not to be broken, aspT
done IN making other %heeses:s,. A ;SNeve1
is used to drain the cnrd. a hfNsh is
employed every day after the d#ese is.
formed and consolidated to brush the
coat. a ci,eesss,ssiiEE IS sused 10 axe the
curd out o6sfsl pass 'itassrom
the pIacssee a. y III II s|| g As6 ID .
uoulds isaa 'lp,ss ~ M
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01
PRINTING.

THE subscribers, having lately fur
- nished themselves with a new sup
ply of large and elegant
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-01

The following touching andtender tale, we ex-
tract from Backwood's Edinburgh Magazine
for March; york which bids fair to rival any
10 Great-Britain. We arg gratifed in having it
in our power to present ID our readers so rich a
repast.' 1t represents oneaof the most interest
ing scenes, and is described in sifpsmost lively
and affecting manner 50 mueh 50, that it is
impossible for those who hsve khownSfiae affec-
ton Of parept or the endaarnIents Of connubial
happiness, to,read it witheat emotion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-02
EARDWAPE.
ANTHONY v. TAYLOR,

V0. I'D, IHaWfS.sfresS.
INFORMS his friends and customers,
Il that he has for sale, HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
&c comprising All extensive and compIete Assort-
ment OF such articles are usually kept fer sale in
a Hardware store Among them are .--Brass rsrt :
ties and other brass ware Knives and Fo, Ks. Of
and other door latches; files and rasps razors*
homes coffee mills gun locks, warranted whale
bone & sioev mounted chase WHIPS floor Brushes
Of the FIRST qualify shoe and elo,hes ditto house
carpenters broad cast steel Axes; PassmOfe's
scythes, hoes and sckies Iron hollow Wafe, &c
together with handsome assortment Of selected
NAILS The above articles wilibe sold a. low as
Can be purchased in This town or state. =
For saLe--a second.ha Chaise, with plated f3ss-
ness. low, for cash, sppiy'as sboves
Newport, June % -. % w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-02
STRAW BONNETS.
A CONSTANT supply of flshiona.
"A BILE Straw BONNETs. Tor Sale by
JENNET DRUMMOND.
Newport, April S, 1920.
BY the President of the Unifed States,

BY the President of the Unifed S,afes
w HEREAs. by an act of Congress passed on the
w i7h Of March 1920, entitled "An act to au-
thorize the President Of the United states to sp
point Receiver Of the Public Monies and Register
OF the Land ofnoe for the district of Lawrence
county in the Arkansas territory" il is enacted,
that any person, having claim to right sf pre-
emption within the said district shall make known
his claim and location, according to the provision
Of the laws now in force. to the Register at leas,
six weeks before the time to be designated by the
President cf the United States for issuing patents
TO the soldiers Of the late army, entitled to boun,,
land in said district,
Therefore, James Monroe. President or the u
States, do hereby designate the fourth Monday OF
Novemser next, as the time at which paiea,s -
aforesaid SHAH commence to issue.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
ton, the eighteenth Of April. 1890
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President, 4 JOSIAH MEfos,
Commissioner Of the General Land 0fice.
Printers who are authorized TO publish the law
OF the United States, viii insert the above once
week ill the first Of November next and send ,heiI
accounts to the General Land Office for payment.
May 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-02
UNION FACTORY.

THE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and he public in general, that they
have added to their establishment complete set
OF new Cards, suitable for cardins Of Me, mo wool,
in the best manner which together with their for
mer machinery make their establishment conplete
Wool OF all grades carded into rolls at the low
eat terms They wish TO receive wool for manu-
featuring on shares or contract, as may best suit
their employers. They continue to carry on their
Clothing business, in all its various branches. Ev-
cry attention will be paid the color'og OF Grapes,
Bombszet,es, silks. &c. The following persons
will receive and forward any a,tices intended for
the Union FACTORY
GEORGE LhWTON, T'pertoB
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD Brlstot Ferry.
EDWARD STAEHOPE, and
J w. WATSON. Aeupors
The subscribers, return their sincere thanks 20
their old customers and solicit the continuance of
their tavcurs. JOHN BABCOGK
MOSES LAWTON.
Portsmouth, June T. 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-02
NOTICE.

IAMEs TOWNSEND. informs his friends and
J the public. that he has employed an experienced
wcrkmsn, At the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
md is ready to attend 10 the calls Of his Old Gus.
omers and friends--the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punetuAlIy attended
lo-csll at the Chambers over lis Store, north
corner of Bannister's-whsrf
Newport, March 80, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-02

John d LYON having been appointed 4 1vnt ef
y the Providence Br.wery. for this sfoxn !. wfl
keep CONSTANT, on hand, supply sof Strosg and
liable BEER, IN whole apd half barrels, or Gro
GERS and faniies supplied on the same terms Is at
the brewery 1nf' r
Gsrdners wharf. Dec I, Isl9s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-02
POETRY.

The following imitation of Thomson's Hymn on
the seasons extracted from tho Selections attached
10 Wnchelis arrangement Of Watts, is calculated,
IN the present deligh exhibition of natures gen.
isi influence, TO inspire devotion,
THE SEASONS.
Lord Of the worlds below.
On earth Thy glories shine,
The changing seasons show
Thy skill and power divine.
In oil we see The rolling years
A God appears, Are full Of thee.
Forth in the howery spiing
We see thy beauty move,
The birds on branches sing
Thy tenderness and love;
Wide hush the hills, Devotion's calm
The air 10 balm, Our bosom fills.
Then come, in robes Of light,
The ssmmers flaming days,
The sun, thine image bright,
Thy majesty dispiays;
And oft thy voice | hut still our souls
In thunder rolls In thee rejoice
In autumn, rich feast
Thy common bounty gives
To man. and bird. and beast,
And every thing that lives.
Asmorn. M and noon. Our Our lips declare.
In win'er. awful thou
With storms around thee cast;
The ieaRes forests bow
Beneath thy northern blast.
while tempests lower We homage bring,
To thee. dread King. And own Thy po' q,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-02

HHE pleasantly situated House, in
4 Howard.street, nov, otcuried By Mr. Joas
IL WHEELwRIoar, In good repair With fine.xar-
den and some fruit trees. doubts Dweilings
House. in MiIl-sreet, No 2, and g. Alags Two-
story Dwelling. House on he Point, with . shop,
now occupied by Mrs Martha sMlrH
One ninth OF the Duck Factory T. appertensnces.' Q.
The Congdon Place (at Portsmouth, Il, I } now
occupied by Mr. NIcHols HAssAaD 49,
Aiso "A new Store in FsiER,ser, Mass y suits-
BILE for the Dry Goods & Grocery busi s.. Terms
reasonable sppyto the subscriber, No S. Market
square, who keeps as usual good assortment Of
Groceries and Hardware, whole sale and retail
* HENRY MOORE.
Newport, June z, 1890 Itf)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-02
SELLING OFF CHEAP

addition TO all the good la gains
II that they have constantly on hand, they now
have just received, and are now opening choice
and elegant Assortment Of real good cheap Bar
gains, as was ever offered in Newport, and are de.
fermined to give large bundle for a little money,
and those who wish to have this made manifest are
invited to call and see for themselves.
Newport, 5th July, 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-02
YALUABLE FARM.

THE subscriber offers tor sale, his Farm stuates
i 10 Middletown, about one Kae and halt iior,
the state -bouse in Newport; Said Farm contains u
bou, 90 acres Of land, with great quantity Of excel.
lent fruit trees, Of all kindstogether with the bnis-
ings thereon standing. For other information il-
quire Of ALANSoN PECKHAhi.
Mddletown, Feb. 10. It
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-02
FLOUR, &c.

I IUsT landed from sloop Brothers, AMI for sale
y on Gardner's-wharf
80 SO 0S's Ss 'Srsrh'e s1. Alexandra FLOUR.
Apply TO J ID LYON.
who has for sale, sloop about Is tons burthen
wears old suitable for the Eshing business, and
500 fish barrels.
Newport, MAY 81, 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-02

~ Stop, a thought Strikes me -n
And that is, the advantage | have gained
by buying my Goods for Cash, which now
enables me to offer them lower than ever
for that precious article.
VIM. JAMES TILLEY,
No. l24, Ihames-sfvees.
MILL this day. open complete assortment OF
w Piece Goods. which he will sell very low to
those who brings that precious article, Cash with
them, Among which are.
Super superhue fine and common blue, black,
brown, olive and MKT Broadclothss blue, black,
brown. mist aud olive Csssmeres Nice red and
white Flsnnels.
ALSO Embossed Nankiu Grape Dresses. nice
black and colored Canton Grapes Italian Grapes 4
Grape Sbawls, 81 superior black silk shawIs. imi-
taton merino, ard common Shawls, 90 wide Bom-
bayine, very nice /; superb Garniture Ribbons, as
sort,nent Of common Ribbons black Lutstrings &
Fiorancc for Bonnets black and white silk Lace
Fiorantinc, Marseies, and Jean for Vcs,ing; black
silk, flag, silk and cotton handkerchief q com.
plete assortment Of shear, leno, imitation book nd
taRcy Muslins Plaid Gsuze and Fancy hsndker-
chiefs black and white spun silk Gloves Ladies
black, kid and silk Gloves complete assortment
of Shrtings and shce,ings from IA cts, to 80 the
sard Bed Tickings, Stripes and Plaids Mourning
Gingbsms and Cslicoes; pink, buff and blue striped
GinGhsms an assortment OF Jaconett and common
Cambrics superb drilling, for Gentemcn's ware
Dowlas. Linen and Russia Sheetings = complete
assortment Of Hosiery, from 2s3 to 4s6 par; In
dia Calicoe, S. piece; black and coloured Bonn
bazetts. n complete assortmea, Of Pocket Hand
kerchiefs silk aud cotton Umbrellas Ladies Para
soils a complete assortment Of Buttons, Nankins.
India Cottons, doss Cotton q complete assortment
OF Domestic Goods, suspcnders. tapes, threads,
shell and horn Combs, Merino trimmings and
many other articles to numerous to mention.
N. r. Also A handsome sword, hat, uniform
coat and breast plate for Horse, to be sold low
Newport, June 81, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-02
HATS AND SCHOOL BOOKS.
TEN boxes Mems, Youths and Chill
i drcn's HATS, AardsOms and cheap, just re-
ceiyed from New-York and for sale at
q. WANTON's Book & Hat Store.

G. WANTON's Book & Hat Store.
1nong hem are 80
J. VIII Lsoss celebrated insitansn beavers and
Mems white and black BATS, with wide brims. al
The low price Of s. 3 each =
& ts'rueedy Bcnedict's imitation beavsrs--6rst
Q12>5<y mems real Supefhpe ditto.
White. Brothers & Co irritation beavers. Water
proof ditto msde entirely of Fur. ight and hund-
come Also best Mo-, Hats.
ChiIden's white al black Besver. and red Mo-
kor s1ie "a a6ove,
so Reama writing paper, Cap No. L. 2 O. 3, at one
'dolIsr per ReAm less than the usual price.
Letter P@per and Stationary. Of every description.
School Books ofevcry kind 10 use-ss Aiden's
spd Wchber's 1T, I'd & Sd vols --Cunimipgs,
Morse and Gcdstniih's Biographies -Ariihmeiics
--Gyammsrs. Dscl,cSares, Testaments, &c Sea
Snen's nd, Blank Books
Paper Roagiags and BORDERS,
~ Rooms aid Window Curtains, selling oa al
very Fedsc@d prices,
Co Those persons who are indebted to C. WAN.
1csssnd >heMose especially those whose Accounts
have bspnas Ions standing. earnestly requested
g ee0 and fnskc payn ent. as otherwise their Ac
Dnn<s waI BE- put in suit IN the course Of 10 DAYS.
- Nv.xrort. May ~ 1920,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-02

Alta meeting Of the Stoc kholde,s Of the
PHEsix BANK, in Westerly, July Sd, 1890.
The Gepilemen whose usmes follow, were
chosen Directors OF said Bank, for the year
ensuing :--5mos Cross, Edsyard ETUeeZ,
foaDse Baocoek. Stephen W,acor, George
Gavm, Jehn c. EOrsey, Wuham PeokhoD',
Sfehheo Sn'iia, Nathan Barker, ir. Wager
Tsedtn, Daniet Boteoek,jr. Wiliam Uifens,
Coddingfon Bi!hns'. Ehhriam HiHions, Peitg
De''rison, John ". HuH. Esqmres.
A's meeting OF the Directors Of said Bank,
holden on the samedsy-AMos CRoss Esq.
was chosen President.
Hffness, j. M.fxSoA, Cashier.
~ PRINTING, Of oil kiuds. executed IN
safsfaefory manner, at ahis Office.