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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13
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We learn by the big Gcorgo'own Picket,
Cap,. Rsth5one, from L'gura, tina, Senersi
Morale. had ev,cuated Msracsibo, and sailed
tsr Porto Cav. 10, where he had arrived
This step was taken in consequences OF leasn.
ing tia, Gen Mon,ill, h,d bsco concentrating
his forces AZ Rio dc la Hocha, and intended
oa,ch,nr against him, Mon,ilIa entered
Ma,acaibo tcn hours ag,er the evacuation took
place.
President Bolivar end General D'Eyeieux
were momentiy expected at Csrtacas 10"
Quito, when they intended 10 oes'ese ro'to
Cavello, and the general impression was 'ha'
il would soon lsi, into their hands.
The market a, I.,yuira were very dull tor
American produce aod all kinds of d'y goods.
The v, S ship Cysnc, Capt. spence, was
at Lsguirs, and would sail for Porto 0Ave'io
in ten dys.
kn addition TO the above, we have been "
so,ed with the perussl ofs letter from so OH
cor on board the Uoned S,a,es' sh'p Cyane,
dated Lagui's, Oct~is:
"Since We lef, P,rto Rico, we bove beep
cruixiog along the Spanish M,io 10 windws'd
Of Cape y, devs, where we Iei In with email
Spanish ptivs,eer; bur having no 'n'e''ieence
oi her having commiucj any dePredA,ioos on
our commetcc. per- her TO ueps't' ~
ter Cruising 2s doys, We Arrived he'e on the
Ath ios,. Wa found here the y. - sch. Al
hgalor, having convoy Of American mer'
chsntmen for the Mona Passase.--The A'ii.
gator wss detained TWO or thee days before
our arrival, o, the request OF the merchants,
To move their properly 90 board OF her, geo
srsl panic hsving struck them 10 consequences
Oi Geo. Morales having captured Marscs'bo,
and an expectation ,hs, he would have march.
cd Immediately Tor Csrsccas. he, however,
though, proper to remain where he was Tor
fresh supply Of troops, which he expected
from Porto Rico Two days after our arrival,
the v. brig Spark reached here, and Is
waiting Tor convoy. We shall sail In few
Gays Tor Porto Csbel,o There are Anumbsr
of American mc'chxns here, and many. A
me.icsos 10 the Pstfio, service, badly paid,
and generally di,guued with their si,us,ioo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13
Laws orMe STATS.

W fSbC DStSos
IL win be seen, by His Excellsncy's Pro-
clsms,ion, that the Pooiic Laws Of this State
as teyised by a COMMITTEE, and finally enacted
by the General Assembly in January last, will
GO into operation on the fifth Of December
ensuing. These laws, which are nccompsn.
led by copious lndey, and by several salpa-
bic Public Documents, are comprised IN On
octave volume IL nearly six hondred pages,
beautifully printed on foe pspe', b? Messrs.
Miller & Hutcbens, of this town. The ~:
pog'sphicsI exec u,ion Of this wo h, So fer as
we have bad an opportunity to examine it,is
la superior TO that OF any @work OF smiiar
magnitude ever prined IN this State.
The enterprising publishers. we hope, will
be remune'aied for their trouble and expence
by the p5ompt and extensive circulation OF
the work--a copy OF which should be in pos
session OF every zoe who properly estimates
the blessings and obligations of system Ut
awe framed by The immediate Representa-
dses OF the people, on the must liberal pIin-
ciples OF civil snd religious freedom. SeVs'
al important Statutes have undergone con-
siderable altsrstion.--son,e OF whica may be
considered as substantial amendments, indicat-
ing on ne pstt ofthe Legislature bene ficeni
reysrd 10 the public interests.
Prov. american.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13

This view Of The subjee, seem, to be new
TO some of our brethren. I, is one however.
which has been strongly stated on the i,or Of
Congress, and cannot have failed OF ns effect,
wherever considered with the attention which
It's importance deserves. IL is an unanswera-
bic argument 10 favor OF such measures as
may be nscesss,y, at the next or any future e.
lection Of President, to decide tho contest
without the agency Of the House Of Represen.
ta,iycs. Nat. Incl.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13

The New. London Gazette. of the 9th
inst: contains the following article on the
subject OF corporal punishments. Our
nelghbors had marked. (as printers term
h') the article, implying a wish tina, VIC
would copy il into our papcr. We d.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13

/, vas reported, that Mosslss had landed his
troops about Is miles to lee~srd Of this place,
end was marching for Csfscsss. II he 'skes
thai place. Lsguirs falls, and sD immense pro.
perty will be lost. Capt. Spence is now q.
Caraccss, with Col. Todd. Mprsles IS Q
smart fellow, and he Is mueb feared. The
whole Of :hs Patriot squsdron is lying befe,
having been chased In by Spanish frigs,e
snd brig. Several Of our crew have symp-
toms OF tae fever."
~ FORA Gazette.
a writer in the Richmond Enquirer has
entered into q ejaculation to prove that, IL the
choice Of the next President devolve on the
House Of Representatives, IL may be in the
power OF 81 members to determine who the
man shall be. The following is his estimate,
which will be better understood by recolect.
ing shat The vo,es are given by States, New.
York having no more weight than Rhode Is
land, ond that majority Of the Representa-
lives Of each Stale decide It's vote
.New.York American.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13

declared, ,bs, they had 90 expectation Of elect.
ing one Of their own party, and tbs, ,heir res-
son for pos,poniog the election, vas to plague
and disoffoiEi the republican candidate tor
few weeks This is really dignsed iegisIa.
tioa, and another proof that the pseseot is the
"era y good feelings
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-30

ever offered in Maine, calculated for Parlours,
Kitchens, Counting Rooms, Shops and Vessels. A.
mong which are, very elegant Franklin ParioUr
Stoves, well calculated for heating-and Cook
Stoves of all prices from 10 TO SO dollars all war
rsnted To stand GIe.
A large number of these Cook Stoves are OF bis
own invention, which will be found to combine
more advantages than any now in use. The objec-
tion 20 baking instead OF roasting meat, in Cook
Stoves, cannot be made 10 these. the roasting is
as perfect as by a FIRE. Two large pieces caa be
roasted at time on spits exposed to free current
Of air, without the additional expense Of q tin
kitchen. As tits very important whe" buying to get
the best. those who wish to purchase an article
so Important in domestic use, are requested 10 call
az examine for themselves,a and enquire Of those
wha have this kind 10 use. There are none better
calcuisted for gentee cookery, or by which more
cooking can be done with less fuel greater ease
There can be water enough heat for washing. and
dinner cooked for twenty or thirty al thesame
lime. Ii has three boilers, holding one, two and
five pals full, but the sire of the boilers can be in
creased decreased, and the FIRE may be conduct
ed under either or all three Of them pleasure by
turning the hampers.
Those about commencing house keering, will
ind great saving in Kitchen Furniture, as all
necessary cooking utensils are attached TO the
Stove and those who are building by procuring one,
can save the expense Of a chimney.
He likewise can furnish Sheet Iron and Tin
Tunnels for Stoves Of all sizes, with copper and all
,ther kind of apparatus for Cook Stoves al short
,otice-having procured the best of workwen for
hat purpose.
These who wish to purchase STOVES TO sell
IAN be supplied on the most LIBERAL terms.
--.fLSO--
FOR SALE as above, Woods approved cast
iron PLOUGHS, with general assortment of
Groceries, Bar Iron Il Steel.
A constant supply from Philadelphia. OF
LinSeed Oil,
and Domestic COFFEE, by Wholesale or retail,
and large supply of Mill aud Csosscrt SAWS,
which will be warranted TO prove good.
Get. 2. OH
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-30

I He subscriber offers for Sale TICKETS and
L PARTS in all the Lotteries legally author
ized and will take in payment Hallowell money
at so per cent, Castine at IS, Wiscasset at 40,
prize Tickets, two thirds Of the prize money in
the NATIONAL LOTTERY to be drawn and
only IL more drawings. A few Shares in l2 tick
cts divided into AZ shares left, at dollars each.
few do. in 90 tickets divided into 40 shares at
dollars each. The IL and 90 tickets are all in
the Wheels, the 90 days drawing.
WILLIAM FRANCIS.
.4pril 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-30
SHERIFF'S SAIL.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
TAKEN By Execution. and 10 be sold al Putks
Tendue. on FRIDAY, the tenth day Of Nay
neat. at three o'clock, p. VI. on he premises, IN
G0rhds-
a LII the right in equity which LOT NAsoA
IA OF said Gorham has Of redeeming the follow
ing described real esateviza ain piece OF Land
lying in said Gorbam bounded as follows. 20 Wis
sonthwesterly on lard Of Uriah Nasen-Nortbef-
ly on town road, leading to the Great Falls 10
called -Essterly on land of the ssid Lot Mason
and southerIy on land OF samuel Elder--eod-
tanning twenty acres. more or less. Said estate
is nortgaged to Daniel Baker. by deed, exesu'
ted Nay 2d, 1917. aud recorded with the RECORDS
OF deeds for said county in hook 80, page $50 Y
secure the payment OF one hundred dollars sHs
interest thereon
LEVI HALL, Dep Shg.
.dprai6, 1921.
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Sherif's Sale.
ApraI6, 1927.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
T.dkEN by Execution, and rl be sold q
Public Vendue, on SATURDAY. the tle7-
enth day Of May nert, al tyo O'Clock, n ~
afternoon. az The dre'iing honse Of Mr. Joa0
Chuse, Innho'der, In Ofisfeid,
\ LII the right in equity which Henry Mc0f'
"A Of Bridgton, has in edeeming certain FL.
eel OF LAND situate in said Bridgton, viz s's1
three acres more less il being all Of lot Nc. y
'nthe ninth range except about twelve acres Per,
tofore decided to Daniel & David Bradstreet, % ",
the south side Of said lot Ais, one other piece
Land lying said in Bridsi containing three seh'
aud Is part Of 10. No. eight in the ninth Tanss'
also, one other piece Of Land lying ID said br'os
ton. containing one acre and ninety square 'os'
and 70 part of lot No.seven the third range 80
aforementioned land being the lame that ins !,
bove named Moors purchased Of Ebeneze' -
ocribner, and mortgaged the same back % -.
Scribner for the security Of one hundred oo''e,-
with interest. Reference being had 10 ssa ~, 49,
gage as recorded in the Registers Office - -,
eighty seven. page three hundred eighty Deaf
date April 9th. 1921.
LEVI HALL, Deputy S"V'
Apys lE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-30
Valuable Farm for Sale in Gorhom.

f1NHA j well known farm late the residence Of
Deac. THOMAS CROSS, DECEASED, situat-
ed one mile from Gorham Corner, on the Stand
ish Road. Said Farm contains 100 acres ofexceI-
lent land rs Of which is tillage and pasturing, Is
of woodland with growth ofyoupg Rock Ma
Pile, yellow birch beach. There are about 200
appletrees on said farm and will produce apples
sufficient TO make from so to 80 bbs. of cider
yearly. On the premises two story dwelling
house well finished SO by 80 feet barn 80 by 80,
wood, chaise, cider house and work shop, and an
excellent well Of water SC.
Any person wishing to purchase said farm can
learn the conditions by applying to Amos u.
Cross, Portland, or Mr.. JAMES PHIsEEy, near The
premises, who will show the property and give
any information respecting the same.
March IL 3m.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-30

CUOtNGt WUTe,
Hemming's Medication Wire-Csfin Plates
and large Steelyards.
.ALSO-From Boston.
Session and com. by g. and 8 by 10 GLASS,
Ames' Shovels-D0ng Forks-Hoes,
Philadelphia MILL SAWS-Cross CUT Saws.
Cotton CARDS Of the best manufacture.
Cut Brads and Tasks-ZINC or Splitter,
White LEAD dry, and in Oil-French Yellow.
Smaller Paints and OlL-BORAX and GLUE.
Philadelphia Harness & Skirting LEATHER.
Likewise, daily expected,
10 doz. PASSWORDS SCYTHES.
OF Dealers in Hard Ware. throughout the
state will probably find it for their interest 10 cali
or send, as the above goods will be sold at prices
averaging as low as in Boston. April %. 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-30
PDn!FRsY0
ODE TO SPRING.

ODE III S1NiNU.
" .Nuac fornlosissmus a1,lgs."
HAIL 20 the rosy-f footed maid
That comes in greenest garh arrayd.
With coral lip impeaild with dew.
And dimpled cheek of yernal hue
Sweet maid of Winter. close the dismal reign,
And deck with lowery gems the wtherd plain.
Let rusting zephyrs play around.
" ith every simple yernal sound
The lapwng's cry--the linnets notes,
And song OF lark, as high he floats
And from the bright blue sky let fail the while
The gIislcning shower gilt by the golden smile
The thrush thy herald, perch'd on high,
Loudly proclaims thy advent nigh;
BY moon ight elm sprites are seen
To foot it featly on the green;
And nynphs attendant in thy jccund train,
On tiptoe Zip across the dew-bespangied pam.
No more the loud winds lash the deep,
Or DER TIE groaning forest sweep;
No more the whlzzing hail is drivn
Athwar the Laird vault OF Heavn;
In caves 10 sleep beneath the polar sky,
The winged demons Of the tempest shriekIng ny.
The fresides pleasures now are DER,
Clean hearth and hTe-illumined floor;
No more ewes darksome hour endear,
Or force from home-iet bliss the tear
But Phnbus' flaming car we watch. and fiery wheels,
And down theNest 10 Neptunes realms he steals
The lowing herd. the neiehing steed,
The beaiing flock, the fowery mead
The sparkling brook whose trembling stream
Reflects the dancing sunny beam
These in their turns our several senses cheer,
While Hope with rapture marks the promise OF te year
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-30
Grocery and Har,l Ware Store.
WILLIAM MERRILL

HAS for sale, at his store, Middle Street, gen
~ eral assortment OF
Groceries and Hard Ware,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-30
Gardner Iron Works.

Gardner Iron Works.
THE Subscriber, Agent OF the GARDINER
IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale %
the Agenry Store nGardiner, the following al
ticles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mill do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought e. cast Mill Spindles,
Haiter's Basins,-Clothier's Plates,
Crow Bars.-Plough Moulds and Coulters,
Wheels for various kinds OF Machinery,
Sad lions, Cast Iron Dogs.
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Csrding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons of all sizes,
Brands for names, &c. made at short no
tice.
The above articles will he sold cheap for cash
or approved credit. Orders for any description
of Castings, will be executed punctus'Iy in the
best manner. NJ. SPRINGER. Jr Aeenf.
ON Gardiner. Feb 5, 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-11
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, ShPT. II, 1922.

a New York paper of Saturday last,
received by the steam boat Fulton. gives
a statement Of the progress oi the fever,
as published officially by the board of
health Of that city. The following is the
concluding paragraph on the subject:
awe regret TO say that the disease wears
a more th'es,ening sppe rance to-day, than o,
sny former time. Should ,hs occopn,s be c.
quslIy gloomy ,o.morrow, the fences should
be extended. And as they ave considered
the barrier, they should be placed at such dis
tsnces, as to be perfectly sale to approach. II
they must 60 removed again, DO not let II be
as il were en- inch at q time"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-11
JnN>E { DkUNlMOND,

Its sgA,n opened the shop she Formerly occupied
and cGers for sale variety Of Fancy COOD,.
among which are the following
Book muslin iidkf India and Scotch null Mus
lin do Book do Csn.bricks Jsconet do Lenoes /,
thread and silk Laees, inncn Cambria, end csmbric
Hdkfs: cotton do silk and kid Gloves Csiicoes {.
Chintses and Fornitures, gsuxe. siIk and merino
Hdkfs nerno. silk and cotton shswls Isisn, Can.
ton and Nsnkin Grapes Gsuxe; six aud cotton
Hose Pins and Needles, Tspes and Bobbins. As
,Strp,r,. .fHgva q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-11
NEW GOODS.
XHRVET SESSION.C.

lAs just received, good assortment OF Goods
IL suitable TO the sesson-wbich lie offers at
small advance from The cosl--vix-
London bisck sod blue Brcsdcio,bs and CASH.
meres; 60 fancy colors do, So black Bombasns /,
SO black and coiorsd do; Nsnk,n aud Canton Craps
lsdis back and coiored Lev.ninesI Grape sbawis {;
CFspe 'ong sbsvss Esglish Cashmere hong shswls /,
Cashmere shswIs nag and black silk idkis fancy
silk do Gsnxe do: white and black sik Gauze
black, white and plaid Lutstrinss PstasoIs cheap
garniiure and plain Ribbons Merino shswIs; do
Hdkfs. b'sck. wbie and coIored India silk shawis {,
black and colored India sa,ns sitk Vesings blue
and yellow Nsnkip. furniturcs and Copperpls,es |.
cheap Caiicoes Bombszets furniture and common
Umoty and 81 Cotton Csnbricks Jscouet do /;
- and 90 sheer Nusiins India, Null and hook do,
Muslin snd I.eno Hdkfs. vnh borders. - Linens
and long Lawns Linen Cambric Hdkf, Feather
Fsns--s,riped and wbne Jeans mixed Csn,b,ets for
coats and psntsloons--blesched anu unblesched A.
mericsn Co'tons great variery-risios and stripes
--Bedticks. s:c &c &c July %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-11
TENTH OF SEPTEMBER.

Yesterday was the anniversary Of the
Victory of Erie, achieved by the Anne.
rican feet, under the command of the
gallant and lamented PERR1. The Ar.
til!ery, under Col. NANDoLrH, and the
Volunteers, under Major HELME, para
ded in honor of the day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-11
Selling az Ve,y rsdured priees, az
X A. L. ~

W.
CUPHRFINE ard common blue and black broad
~ cloths. Csssineres, fashionable Peiise Cloths ,
plain aud figured Engish F.snnels. Csleoes, ava.
riety De'ino shsw.s and Hdkf. iul alton. ditto
book sad 'eno Mus'ins book muslin Hdkfs, super
black silk. do, bah and wire Thread best Italian
sewing silk horn. shell and ivory Combs. black
and colorea Grapes black. green and white Italian
Grapes. hombaxetts, very cheap Sombazerns, Va
lensis Vesimgs linen Cambr'cs long Lawns null
and jaconet Muslins Cotton Csrnbrics Dinities,
striped Jeans Hosiery, gres, variety cheap Irish
Linens sbir,ings and shee,ings, knitting Co,tons |,
cotton Floss
The above articles. with great variety no, men.
toned, will be sold much lower than ever before Of
will do we'll 10 call at
No. ia, 7hamrs.sL
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT=


ENTERED,
Sch Washington. Paddock, Dightor, sloop Orion,
Deisno, Plymouth, n G..
CLE3RED,
Sloop rnvincible, Tanner, Mobile Alrnira. Rose.
PhiisdeI Ipbis HsIcvon, Vars. ALBANY sophrouia.
Hill. do /. Caroline, sherman. New.York I, Agent,
Brooks. B.y Of Honduras, sch. William, Russell,
West. Indies.
MEMORANDA
At D,laro. Ju'y ,, ship Newport, burroughs, Of
this port
brig Bru,us, Philips, Of this port, arrived at the
Texe. July II. from Havana
Arrived at Charleston, Aug "a, sch'r Ann. Brown.
ell OF this port, days fron Richmond-saiIed sch.
Mary. Ann. Tsggsrt, for Nes Orleans.
T.. At Charleston. Aug 27, s!oop Golden Age, Mar.
bic. days from this port.
A, Bremen, July 10. brig Ann Gsdsden, Of this
port, from Havana f1r Baltimore, urcersin
Arrived at Norfolk, z7lh ulL sloop Hudson, Corey.
frsn Rhode hlard.,
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Proshccts or nc UniUersilu.

prospects OF me OHiOersity.
We have sevecai q auiy,ng ken, Of the
Increasing prosperity Of Brown Unive, shy
About thirty young gentlemen have buen sd.
mi,,ed as pupils wlIhin the ptessnt week
making the whole number Of students be.
longing 20 ,hc Unlversmy ab,u, one hundr ed
and Sky. This NUMBER viii probably b..
sugmen,ed by Other admissions at tho coin
ncncement OF tue next term.
Toe new College coffee, Understood 10 be
he genefoos g'i OF Distinguished Pssroo II
nc insuiu1ion, !, IN State Of fofwariu, s.;
wiz probaby oe resdy tor the tecep sea-.
tudents ~" h'oiopIng of Tho pe.tsp'..P
IT. When the Chape', for the erection OF
which measures a'c about TO be adopted
aail have been finished, The Uoivessiy in re.
.pect 10 buildings will be amply accommo
dsied--aod will require nothing but The fos-
eFiDg care OF i's gaaI diana and tho sobs,ao.
nal patronage OF our opuieDt ci,izsns, TO give
a an elevs cd rank amoog the most osrlul
AID distinguished literary nsu.u,ions OF Que
coani,y.--Fyev. Nm.
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DIE u

In this town. on Monday morning last, Mrs Nan.
cy Ten. aged 81. reict Of the late Capt. Thomas
lew
On the 7,h inst. Miss .fb6y Arnold. aged 56
On Friday eyening lAsf, Mr JOseph Chadeiek, aged
al years
Segar. aged IS
At Lit,ie-Compton. Mr. Jefhrs Brig9s aged Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-11
The mo. painabte Med,e,n, ~ rse ./or

The mo-. valuable hedtein, ~ use Ior
COUGHS AND CONSU MPTION.
HIS new and healing Bsisam bids fair 10 rival
every Medicine heretofore discovered for
Coughs and conp'sin,s OF the Lungs, leading N
Consufnpii ion, AID tsep in seated Consuuptious 10
has latel, been rsej ly many with the mos, sur.
pnsibg success " certificates from pcrsons Of The
highest respectabilny, or the gies, and ncressi
demand for IL, may be csIed proof Of It's good ef-
fects, is proved Scarcely q csse of Colds.
Coughs, pain IN the eide. d'fHcnlty Of breathing,
want OF sleep sfis'hg from debility ar even Con.
sumpiions. but ma, be relieved by the tintly use
Of this medicine H.ny cer,iGcscs Of its fi,csey,
accompany each bottle
This may Certify 10 those whom j, rnsy concern
that have been extremely sff,c,ed with the hs,h.
ma, which has lasted ne nearly forty years, and n
hreat part Of that time to such n degree, that I
could not lay in bed nor sit in meeting witbopt
coughing, not~ outstanding had tried many good
Physicisns and Various Kind, a Medicines ill Z
procured vial OF .indsrsoh's Cohgh Ersps .sd By
the use OF them cah sleep ofniorsby. sno ~ IN
the meeting without coughing. and attend 20 my
business sod do further hereby cer,ify. that my
neigbbor Benz amin HoibroDk had become unable 10
labor, on account OF an affection Of the lsnes at
tended with cough, Who has received much bene.
fit from the same kind OF Medicine 80 a. 10 be able
TO labor sgsin. aud can cbceri :ay recommend the
same kind Of Medicine, to those who labor under
such complaints.
T. the soDsefber, do hereby soleSnnIy sffsu ~
the truth and whole ruth Of the shove aaiemer
before magistrate. n Providence. II 4 this
day OF Jolly. 1921. rbRIsTOPHER COOK
Sold BY Whitney snd T,IIirgbsst Providence
= Tsyior, & 90 L.t,e Hest-Rouse Bal
Westerly. and by
Samuel w. Vinson.
Druggiss and Apo,hecsry. Newport
continues the business IN It's various
No ITO sdjoining the Merchants D,
quests coniinuanes e ta,ou O. he
stan, supply Of tie besi of Medicines
Newport, Aug IS, Ls2h
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a survey is pow making CT the con-
templ.ted Canal between Worcester and
Providence.
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7, this town. on Sunday morning last, by the Rev.
Doct Patten, Mr.. Johi u. .Nezeion, to Miss
.afpy Peekhum, dausater Of Thomas Peck.
ham, Esq
On the evening Of the same day. by the Rev NJ
Webb Capt Joshna c. Bgtsy. to Miss Lydia. Inn
Srvh,barne, daughter OF The iAte Mr. Daniel swim.
bur-, az o. thls town.
At Providence. Mr. George Bactu, Of the city OF
New.Yoik, TO Miss Chatloue s. yflen. daughter of
the late Captain samuel Allen - Hr. E5eneser Par.
ker. Of 3oston. to Miss Ceaa KingmOn, dAughle, Of
Mr.. Abner klngman