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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23

MY Accounts must &c settled
Iva Those Persons who have been owing ne for
many yesra past canuoi longer expect indulgence,
which il is not IN my power TO grant --lt is sbso
lu,eiy necessary and indispensable, that all my un.
settled business should be closed forthwith many
accounts are now put in the hsnds Of Justice for
collection, aud an those Who wish TO avoid expence
and trouble required pay the amount Of their
dues, speedily as possible.
GEORGE wANrUN.
Newoort. March "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23

Q yesssse Though cne Of the royal dukes
that he would never return. This we
take to be reyai boinness
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23
NEW WORKS.

CHALMERS Liscourses on the ap-
rlcstion OF Christianity TO the Commercial and Or
dinsry siisrs OF Life. 4 vol. 100 cts
TiLEHS Sermon, the doctrine OF the saints per-
severance, vindca'ed and established.
LELANDs Sermon, the Earring interests Of
Heaven, reconciIed by the blood OF the cross.
MUNTGOMERx's( (James) Poeticsi works, in.
ciudmg several poems now FIRST collected with a
sketch OF his life, ; vols 37s cts.
hOyLE's Games with the practice and rules as
established aud praeti,cd by the most correct play.
ere, 1 vol ~ CTS.
The above arc Cor sale BY
JAMES HAMMOND.
Nav Io
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23

tC1IcE.
A DrvIpENp Of Forty Cents on the Dol.
~ ias, will be paid on and after the Is, Of
June next, 10 such Of the creditors Of WAL
TER CORNELL, as hove had their Ae.
counts adjusted, by application 70
Z w LAWTON,
!. One ofrAe HsaSnees.
-. D.-Those whose Accounts ava net
sdjus,ed, are requested 10 attend to It imme-
dis,cly.
r A further Dividend will DO made as
soon as practicable.
Nav o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23
New Stock Of
FEATHER BEDS & FEATHERS.
--oo----
+. A BR All A IA B ARK

No Z. C1srLs s:rcsf.
X EEPS constantly on hand quanti-
IA ~ of best Live Geese and Fowl Pesshers--
AMI Feather beds. FROM The lowest priced 10 the
first quality.
.4iso, % hand An assortmen, of Ma,rosses. Of ali
kinds. March 81 1891
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23

also, III Lumber. 1ard,
A general assortment Of country Lumber. con.
sis,ng of ship Plank, boat Boards, common oak do.
and io,s,s' half inch chesnut boards, &c. &c.
Wickfotd, hprii Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF n ! WPoRr.

ENTERED,
Sloop Sally, Williams, from New.yort.
CLEA2ED,
Orig Bstsey Dole. Mason, ST. Bartholomews
ship Amaxoa. Gibbs, Fair Haven; sloop Rapid Per.
ry. New.York.
Tk.r.day. May i7-hrrived sch. Rolla. Devens.
OF and foe Bristol. 6S days from Africa, with palm.
oil, coffee, gold dust. &c
Sunday, May 20--Arrived sloop Sally, Williams.
from the Spanish Main via Eew.ioiS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23
JONATHAN REYNOLDS,

Ras )0r sac az ms store In Wickjard.
Red Cover, Herds Grass, Borden Gross,
- = and Red Ton Sesds,
, .GLSO,
(, A General ASSORTMENT Of Hardware and
N Cutlery brass, Andi,ons, shovels and
,ongs-ALSO, Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, and
G'.ceries; Dutch Plough Irons, Shire
Mouds, and piouehs, ready made; patent
pitch folks broad aud narrow cast steel
pxcs Hoes, Sry,hes and sneaths, bar Iron
snd steel, mai! Io6s and nails of all sorts /;
hearth tile, bricssstone lime, Window Glass
end Putty, Linseed and Lamp oil &c. sc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23
FOR SALE,

Ind hossesusn given Immediately
a small Estate lying in Middle,own.
4 containing one acre Of land, well fence
with good stone wall, very pleasantly stsatej. wft
convenient dwelling house and other build,ass
some excellent apple trees. and . failing vet
ofwstes thereof, Yor ,erros xpp'y to Ei.tz tBErii
SMITH. on the premises, OF JAMES gABLEy,
Newpe-t.
Mds~'era, x,y 9., ier.,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23
G.. Ellery Robbins,

PUBLIC NO. hRY,
II AS opened an Office, in Pelham.
L street. Two doors east from the swing''
Bank
Newport, May %, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23
~ thc Prsrdem Of ne Unafrd Std,es.

WHEREAs The pesident Of The United States i,
W authorized by law to cause ce,t.in Lands IS
the United States to I've offered for sslei
Therefore, ], Jams Moshos, President Of tho
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales Tor tho disposal (skreeAb to iawl
Of certain lands, shell be held ss follows. siz =.
AT Wooster, IN Onip, on the 6rst Aiondsy in Juno
next for the sale OF the thirteen oec,ons VI land IN
the District of Wooster, heretofore reserved ior tic
use Of certain pei sons Of the Delaware tribe of In.
dians, AID subssqoeHtIy cedsd % the United States.
Al Delaware. ~ Ohio, on the 6rst Monday in jolly
next. tor the sale of twcn,y-sevcn townships, Wit,
Townships and 2. north, OF ranges 8. 10, and IL
,.2.s6.7's' range ~.
ltob, ranges Is and IL
/ A, the same place, en- the third Monday ia Aut
gust next, Tor the sale oftwer.y i've townshipv, VIZ,
Townships 70 o, norih. Of range IS
p ranges 10 and ~
L. and >, rangei8
AZ Pisva, In Ohio, ON The frat Mondsv In Aur,st
next, for the sale pf .wen'y.siK townships, Wis;
Townships TO 5. south. Of range S
~, S%6.7,s aud 80
i..Sss
June neAt Tor the sale OF i~is o. longing u uso
United States, 10 the tract set apart tor the Ioestio
OF private claims, by nh get, entitled IAN Actre.
spectng tile claims land in tue Indiana territory
aud State OF Ohio" passed on the 2iet OF APRIL
1906. Me-
Az Grookvile, in indiana, oh the third Monday Ia
July next, for the sale Of twenty.lour townships,
viz:
Township, 10 to is. of rsnges 2 ahd3
~ l6, and s.
At the same place. on the FIRST Monday in Aus
gus, next, for the sale Of twenty Townships. viz
Townships IS, i6. sad IL, in. ranges 6. 2.
8, .. 10, and IL
IS and rs. in tsnge ~.
AZ jackson. in the county Of Cape Gifard-an. 10
Mssouri, on the first Monday Of September neat.
for the sale of ,biryfour townships, VIZ
Townships so. 81, 81. and 80, in ranges TO Ii Y.
81, aud %, IS
At the seat Of government, in the territory OF A.
kansas, on the third Monday in Septainbe next, for
the sale of twenty one townships, viz
Townships S, 2, 9, aud 10 s. ID range ~ W.
SOLO 20
I 6 ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23

Al Washington, in Mississippi. on the 6rst Mon-
day July next, for the sale Of any 'sds which aso
surveyed IN the District west OF Pearl river, wb ch
have not heretofore been offered fof sale.
A. st. Stephens, in Alabama. on the 6rn Monday
in August nex for the sale Of such tracts OF land
in township eight, Of ranges I ard wcti, snd IN
township 6, Of range 5 west, and sundry other
tracts Of land in the Dis,iic, ess, Of Pearl riyers
which have not been heretofore offered for sale.
At Huntsville, in Alabama, on the third Monday
in July next for the sale OF the islands in the Teps
hessee river, and of sundry detached frsc'ions ia
township S, 6 and 2, Of range east. bordering On
the Cherokee boundary line, which have not been
heretofore offered for Sale
Al Tiscsioosa, in Aisbsu,s, on the first Monday
in July next. for the sale Of twenty-five to~pslps.
Townships IS to %. In ranges 1 end east.
Is %, IN range ..
At the same place, on The third Monday in An.
gust next, fdr the sale Of twsnly4hres townships.
townships IS. ie. u. and 10. Of range . east
IS and i6, s
Is to "a I end 2vss.
| Al the same place, on the third Monday in Sep.
Township. IS to % of range 3vea:
~ o. s."a5. ."%
N A. ihe ssme place, on tie ib,Gd Monday in Octo.
\ her uex,s for the tale of tveny toYnsbps wa
Il Township Is 10 u, 10 ranges 8. y. and 10 vest
4 Al tbeefs@ place, on the third Monday m No.
vember hex,. for the s.is.of ,venyfour townships
| viz
Townships IS 10 81, in rsnges n. ~. and - west.
Is. 10, Ard ~ ~
I Al the same plsce, on the third Mondsy IN De
oember next foe the sale Of twenty-five to~nsbipss
l vizs
| Townships fs TO 81, In range ~ ~e.t
IS II IS. t6. ard ~
= Each sale wiii commence With the Ioses, numbss
of 10, or section. township. sod range, and proceed
| IN regular Numerical order
TIE lands reserved by isv FOR me wee ofsehoo's.
| for o.her purposes, will ~ usual DC reserved
l from ssic.
Given under my hard. s' the city of fwsshingtops
this 18th day Of April, ia the ,esr 1921
JAMES MONROE.
i BY the President
JSSlAH MEiGs.
Com pissiosar a he C,aessl Lshd oHee
Mop t,Ai,l
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15

lars, nor less than fifty dollars, and the same tsm
or obstruction shall be consdered aud adjudged
10 be nuisance md absied =. such.
Seer. Al. Be IL further enacted, Ti.st no passage
OF sluice way shall be deemed sufficient within
the meaning and intent of this act, unless the
same shall be 50 constructed and made, as that
| any OF the nsh Aforesaid, can, may and DO sc,uai
| ly pass through or over the same with ease Md
convenience, and that said fab DO Eud said ways
md no siuce or passage way shall be deemed
AID taken to be sufficient, within the nssnng
and intent ofthis act, unless passage or siuice
way be provided for the safe aud convenient
passing down of said fsh. both OIL and young.
ana be opened and kept open, fran inc twenti
eth day cf August TO the last day of September
Annually, over, trough or by such obstrucsiaa,
and 1t shy person or persons, making, erecting,
ioterested or concerned in such dam, On IL or 9th
er obstructpO, shall offend in this particulars ne
or they slstl pay for each and every day he or
they shalt SO offead, SUN not exceeding twenty
doiial 5, nor less than ten dliiars: Provided, 'he
10 "er OF cutting passage or siuice way tor fish
70 ascend and descend inso, and from sad pocd,
Is hereby limited g. the eastern branch ct tie
New River stream.
SEcT. IL. BE l. furihsy enaeisd, That all the
ines, forieitu es and penalties sfores.id, incue-
red Dy this act, may be recovered by any person
or persons who may sue for the same by action
d debt, in any court of competent jurisdiction 20
Try the same, one half for the use Of the towns
.foresaid the other half to the use of the person
&C persona who may sue therefor.
SEcr. IS. BE IL further enarte4, That the
commit ee aforesaid or either If them, or any
ather person employed BY, for, or under them,
shall have authority to 60 on, over or through
say land, or through any mill, or wheresoever it
shall be necessary for the purposes Of this act,
without being considered As trespassers; aud 10
person by reason of his being one of lhe said
committee shall be thereby disqualified from be-
ing witness in any persecution or suit for
b each OF this act.
February %, 1521-Approved
WILLIAM KING
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15
POETRY.

MR.. SHIRLEY,
Should yen think the following eEusion Of mo
ment will not discredit your useful miscellany
you will crafty some Of your young readers by it
insertion at whose request it is submitted Il
your consideration by A CORRESPONDENT.
On Observing Robin bald her nest IN til,
Garden.
SWEET bird let no one dare disturb thee,
Or raise the throbbings Of thy heart;
Pursue thy harmless work beside me,
'Gainst ev'ry foe I'll take thy part.
One thing ask for this protection:
10 stand and see thy busy skill
Ills safe for thee, for warm affection
Now, while stand, grows warmer still.
| love to watch thy cheerful wand rings
Thro' fields and woods, rich NATURES store,
And greet thee when so oft returning
To add at least one fibre more.
How pleasant are thy wild excursions,
Without one precious moment lost
No waste il seen in vain diversions,
Providing thus for future cost.
What wit oflordly mans devisng
Can reach this little builders art,
Which nothing tempts howe'er contriving,
From faithful instinct TO depart?
What implements Of slow invention,
Can equal hers already made;
That move with seeming inattention,
As tho whole years had taught the trade,
Behold the Spring is swiftly passing,
Nor ever scheck., her rapid way;
How short for laying, Matching, rearing,
ALI lost if hnder'd by delay.
But now 'tis time TO seek instruction,
And hid my warbling artist tell
How from her may take direction,
And learn to play my part as we'll.
also have building season:
let me place my nest on high
The voice Of @ cd, a nd sense and reason
Consp;re to fix it in the sky.
My Spring Of youth is fast retreating,
And Summers noon will quick appear,
Then Autumn's even soon succeeding
Leads on the pale expiring year. z.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15
Fore Sired, Head Of Ingraham's Whdyf.

Fore Street, Head Of Ingraha'n's FhoJf.
pas JUST RECEIVED AND OFFERS FOR SALE,
s~fl boxes 4 chests Young Tx, A g
- Ilyson K Souehoag ! i lLILC'
60 ooxes sperm CANDLES. f.
50 10. raould and dipi CANDLES,
30 bbls. n. York Mess PORK,
10 piivs snler VINEG AR,
20 hoSes by 9 and by 10 Window GLASS,
Ilhds & bsis American GIN,
Holland GlN-h.lds 81. Cook RUh--Cberry do
Bales COTTON CHOCOLATE, a
Casks Nal n RAISINS.
Malaga & Lisbon WINES,
Cognaa BRANDY.
Rbi. Muscayado Sue AR,
Biss India d..
Bags sHELLS-bJxes Wiasor SOAP,
Casks Id. cd and 10a Cot NAILS.
HOES VELS--SCYTHES & SNRADS.
Sperm & Linseei OF .--SACKS-CORKS,
Alexandrian CIGARS-blown SALT.
Day A. Martins BLACKING-do. PASTE,
Sets Wooden MEASURES.
HoitorU 6r Hard Hare, sc. sc.
May 8, CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15
COMMUNICATED.
COMMUNICATED.
Anmaal Report ofMe Trustees of
the Bible Society Of Maine, read al the an

<A""""e AeePO'e ~ te1 Il '"Sseco "
the Bible Society Of Maine, read a, the an
nual Meeting, Mays. 1921.
TIE period has returned in which the Trus
tees Of the Maine Bible Society are required
by the Constitution 10 present TO the Society
their annual Report.
The Treasurer has received the last wear
the SUN oi,S248 IS.
Since May, 1890, there have been distrb
uied 255 Bibles, aud "a have been sold TO
different persons al the cost. The whole num-
Der OF Bibles and Te-tsments distributed
since ihe formation OF The Society is 1915 f;
add to these "a sold, arc The whole number
is 4S40.
How much good these copies Of Sacred
Scripture have done or will 60, is known 10
Him who seelh all things. = He hath promis.
ed, aut on bis proInise we rely, that bis word
shall not return 10 him void that /, shall ac-
compli>h hat which he pIeaseih, aud shall
prosper N he thing wherelo He sent u.
Il gives the Trustees great satisfaction to
state that since The last annual meeting NJ
rine Bible Society has been established 10
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15
21O Dollars Reacaa'd /!

DESERTED FROM FORT PRERLE.
The Joilosciag Soldiers belonging 10 Nojor BROOKS
Company Of Light .irtiLsTy, ais:
HARRISON P. SMART, aged % years,
6 feet zach hgb, light complexion, dark eyes
and brown hair, born la Lamberton, State of New
Hsmpshire, by profession a Farmer.
JESSE HARRIS, aged "a years, 5 feet IL
inches high dark complexion, hszle eyes and
brown hair. born in Dedhsm, State of Massachu-
seits, calling himself a iabouier.
JOHN TUFTS, aged % years, 8 feet
inches high. aght complexion grey ewes aud san
dy hair. eoru ~ keene, State o: New Hampshire,
protesting to be Farmer.
JOB RUSSELL, aged 81 years, 5 feet
inches high. light complexion, blue eyes and
brown har, born ia Rehoboth, State of Hassa.
chusetts. protesting 90 be a Mechanic.
JOSEPH WHITE, aged 95 years, 5 fee
9 inches high, light complexion, blue ey es apr
tight hair. born ia Buckingham, Stste OF Pennsyl
yania, protesting 20 be Farmer.
THOMAS BOWLER, aged SO years, 5
feet s inches high. dark comtlexiou, grew eyes
and black hair, born in Iceland a labourer.
JOHN LEHMAN, aged 20 wears, feet 2
inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes and brown
hair, born ia sullivan, state Of Maine, protesting
10 be Tailor
The above Reward will be given TO any
one ~ho will - p,ehend Aud deliver over he said
Disorders 10 any Military Oifces, or lodge then
in any jail in the Uniled States.
e. Thirty Dollars VIII be given for the appre.
heos,oa Of any one Of them.-LIKEwIsE, Thirty
Dollars for aoy deserter from the United State.
Army. Per osder, GEO. Z. WELLS,
Lieutenant l.. Il
Fort Prebie Nav g.
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Seer. @ Be further enacted, That il any per-
son shall wiiiuuy, falsely and corrupty make or
subscribe any such affirmation as aforesaid, he or
she shall lie liable TO the same pains and penal
tic. as are or may be by law provided against
persons who siifullys falsely and corruptly take
OF subscribe the oath for which such Affirmation
is substituted.
February 10, 182l-Approved
WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15

AN ACT Cor the prevention of Lotteries not
authorized by law, snd TO prohibit the sale
or purchase OF tickets in this State.
60, DE a ssaass BY fbs Ss-sts aad HOWE "
'hS''' I'D RsPrasssaf;Oe,, is Lsgssisfws s"subitd,
That 20 pefeon persons sha within TINS state
make any Lottery, OF aid assist in IAakiDg any
lottery, or advertise and make public any scheme
for lottery within this state unless such lotte-
nv shall he granted under the authority Of this
State, or Of the Congress of the United States.
Seer. 2. Be- further enacted, That no person
or persons shall within this State, sell, give or
otherwise dispose OF any ticket tickets, or part
of any ticket in any lottery not authorized by
the la We ofthis State or OF the United States.
SECT g. Be IL further enacted, That no person
or persons shall within this State, purchase or re-
ceive anv ticket or tickets, or part OF any ticket
IN any lottery not authorized by the laws of this
State, or of the United States.
SECT. a. BE ii further enacted, That It shall
not be lawful for any person within this ptate TO
have in possession any ticket CT paper purportins
10 be the number of any ticket, or part OF any
ticket of any lottery not granted or authorized by
this State or the United States, with an intent 10
sell, negotiate or dispose Of the same, or IA any
way or manner to advertise or make public, or
aid OF assist in advertising or making public any
scheme or class Of any lottery not granted Or per-
mitted to be drawn by this State or the United
States.
SECT. S. Be IL further enacted, That any per-
son or person. who shall offend in any OF the par
ticulars aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay for each
and every offence, sum not less than fifty dol
lars nor more than one thousand dollars, to be
recovered by action TO and for the use OF any
person who shall sue for the same IN any Court
Of competent jurisdiction.
SECT. 8. BE al further enGGlsd, That this act
shall take effect and be an force from and after
the first day of May next.
March IS, fo2l-ApproVed
WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15

- ACT for The relief of persons who are
scrupulous of tsking Oaths.
DEu enacted BY the Senate and
I'D Hosse Of Representatives. an L.gis-
iliare assembled, That whenever any person
sail be required to take or subscribe any oath
iefore he enters on the discharge of any Office,
lace or business, any other lawful occasiol,
.ad such shall be conseientiously scrupulous
q taking or subscribing an oath, he or she
slall be permitted 10 make or subscribe afirma-
'isn instead Of the cath which is or may be by
aw prescribed, changing such parts OF any such
81 as ought to be changed, coniornably 10 the
ss.sltution II this State.
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vising 70 any party in suit, nor shall any Sheriff
or bis Deputy be allowed e. draw, make or FIJI
rp any plant, declaration, writ or process, or to
dfaw or uiake any plea for any other person I;
but all such acts done * sithsr Of them shall be
VOID.
February TO- lsai7,dae;Afat,.. r,se
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AN ACT FOR the prevention of Lotteries not
authorized by law, aad to prohibit The sale
or purchase OF tickets in this State.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-03-13
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

Terms IF sn6sc,fption-TnREE DoLLARs per
annun, PAYABLE in odrance.
az Subscribers who do not pay in advance
at the close of the year, and who do not give
notice Of wish to discontinue, will be subject
20 an additional charge at the rate of 25 per
cent. per annum, fer the time of delay.
Advertisements not exceeding square, ONE
DOLLAR for the first insertion, and FIFTY CENTS
for each subsequent insertion. Larger adj
vertisements in the same proportion de-
eiuction of 25 per cent. from the above price
viii be made on adyertsementsinserte by the
year. Orders for advertising must be accom-
panied by the cash.
CT Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-03

DgEPARED by w. r. CONWAY. Chemist, No. 4.
Burnstesd Place, Boston. viz.
DR. Relies Botanical Drops.
Dr Relies Asthmatic Pills.
Dt Relfe's Aromatic Female Pills, for obstruc.
tions, &c,
Dr. Relics Ambitious Pills, for indige stion, Bill.
iious Affections, &c.
Dr Relics Vegetable Specific. (for sick head
sche)
Dt. Relics Vegetable Rheumatic Pills
Dr Jebb's Rheumatic LiEiment-- Rheumatism Of
90 years standing has been cured by this in "a
lhours.
British Antiseptic Dentrifcc, most excellent for
the teeth and gums
Dumfries' Ointment, certain and safe cure for
the Eci IN hours application, be il ever so in.
veterA,e. CT No danger from taking cold
Nbon Corn Plaster The relief is immediate.
and white II dissoives and draws the corn out by
the roots, it csuses not The least pain.
Csmbran toothacbe Pills: the relief is instan.
tsneous, without the least injury to the teeth
Or, tunter's celebrated Pills--Dr Hunters In.
lection Powders, and DR.. Hunters Cerate, for the
prevention and cure Of venereai complaints with
perfect secresy. A treatise, explaining symptoms,
sad method of cure accompany each Packet.
Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures, may be
had ot the Agents, gratis.
II None Of the ADORE genuine, unless signed
w 7. Conway. large discount to Country
Physicians, Traders, &c. The above Medicines
may likewise be had Of
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Draggist,
No. ITO, Tbames-srreet, Newport;
.9lso, By
| Lemnel w. Briggs, bristol Hercules Whitney
| Mason, BAlch, Providence; Dyer & Howes, Wind
ham; Greene, New- London Hopkins, Hartford, sne
most Druggists, Booksellers OF respectsbiity, ais'
| by most Post. Masters throughout the Union
None are genuine unless signed by w. T. Conway
July -, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-03
PRINTRD AMp PuBLIsHEp TT
WILLL9.A SL1fO.NS.
{. NJ. IHURoTUN.

NFFERs FOR SALE, wholesale and retail,
~ For Cash, or ahhroVed eredH,
100 hhds. 90 tierces and 10 bbls. best re-
failing Mola4ses;
10 boxes and 10 bills. Havana brown Su-
gsrs;
S do. white do;
90 chests Hyson, Young 1yson, Hyson-
skin, and Sosehoos Teas
10 hhds and 100 bbis. best rye Gin, dif,
ferent brands A
do. w. l. Rom;
5 pipes Cognac b andy;
90 q. ca.k, Wine, diffe emf kinds
90 kegs iirst qnaiiy Tobacco;
90 do Gun-Ppwder
so bbIs. Fiout;
10 boxes DoolittIe Soap; 10 DO. sperm
Candies
80 quiplals Goldfish;
500 lbs CASSIE, Nu,megs, Cloves, Ginger,
Pepper, Pea'!s.h;
LorriI'ard's Msccoboy and Scotch Snuff,
and Pap Tobacco, SC. sc. Aug. 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-03
MOI ICE

MY Accounts must be settled
Iva Those persons who have been owing ne for
asn3 seass past oafaot longer expect an indulgence,
which Il not IN my posNr to grsnt.---lt Is abso'
uely necessary and indispensable. that all my un
settled BUSINESS should be closed forthwith, many
accounts ase now put ia the har dis of Justice for
collection, and all those who wish to avoid expence
and trouble are req ed TO pay the snoupl OF their
dues, speedily as possible.
GEORGE WANroN.