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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03

In CRANKY, Mrs. RoZana Morgan wife or Mr.. Ralph
NJ. aged al. Mr. NJ. went from home or Monday
morning 10 his weeks lahCar--In his absence and in
the afternoon of the 18th, neighbour called at tie
house and found it closed His calls being unanswered
the h1use forced opea and Mrs MS lifeess body
found in bed, with her two children four and
the other two. The house was it had been left the
night before and the appearances Of the body induced
belief that she had died in the night. Mrs. Nj and
the children the only persons in tie house.
In Westheld, Con. Mr. John Treat, aged 2l-He
was apparently in good healthy repairing wall, when
ne fell and immediately expired.-ln Chambersburg;
Penn Mr.. Conrad Hourse killed BY being drawn TN
der the watershed Of mill-It l. our painful duty
70 announce the death or Rev. JAMES COLMAN bars
list missionary at ChitIagohg. He died the 4ta CT
July. at Cox's Bazar. of a Jungle fever When the
news transmitted from Chitagong Mrs. Colmar
was there, very III Of the same fever In Newark
n. J. Rev. Uzel Ogden, d. ID. 79.---In Calcutta MIR.
John NJ Lathr. teacher leaving above G2,C0e dollars
70 the free schools 10 Glasgow
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03

By the census Of 1921, London contained 1,274 600
souls---A treaty Of alliance hetweenSp1in and
Portugal according to late accounts, nearly
concluded. A strong Portuguese division was to
march to the frontiers Of Spain act the Cortes
Of the two countries might drect.-Private letters
rom Cordova that that place had capiulated 10
the royasts, after two days bloody hshting.-1here
is also report of the signal defeat Of the institutional
lists under Cen Nina, ia Catalonia.--The Congress
Of Verona is composed Of soveregns and ministers
viz. the empeors of Russia and Austria the kings OF
Prussia, Naples, and Sardinia; prince Metternch and
Nj. CAN'T for Austria, Count NesSelrode for Russia,
Count Benstorff FOR Prussia, Prince Rlo for Naples
and the Duke of Wellington for England--A Brit
sh frigate has compelled Algerne surrender %
O eeks taken from English vessel.-The Per
slams are said TO wage successful against the
Turks. and 10 be Joined by many deserters.-The
Spanish Army consists OF CT 600 men, and il is pr0pos
ed 10 raise $4,000 more. large force for domestic
purposes. 800 ladies' Of Madrid have Offered their
services TO King Ferdinand to fight for Spain If she
should he invaded. -At Madrid on tas 10Th of Sept
the United States aud Portuguese Ministers attended
the solemn service celebrated inmemory Of the victims
Of the 7th Of July.-A smart shock of an earthquake
was experienced a Gibraltar, Sept 29.-lt has been
proposed, 10 tie Portuguese Cores, . MAKE Lisbon
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03

They have an institution for the relief Of the Deaf
and Dumb which is conducted by an elderly Lady and
her two daughters. one of which remarkably hand
some young gentleman saw, and fell violently in
love with her. YOU would allow the possibility
of" Love at first sight )-After trying various ex-
pedents, all without success he adopted the singular
plan of applying 10 the Committee as one both Deaf
and Dumb-he Of course gained admission, and, alier
learning their manner Of expressing themselves he
laid siege to the heart Of his fair Instrucress and
being an agreeable person, in the course of six
months from the time he first entered the house, he
led the blushing fairone to the Hymeneal Atar-the
priest handed paper for him to sign, on which was
! wrote
ado you promise to take this woman 10 be your
true and lawful wife, &c. when what was the plea
and astonishnent OF the company to hear him
(who they supposed dumb answer firmly and distinctly
I" do" An explanation of course required which
he gave clearly and satisfactorily thar the ceremony
was allowed 10 60 Amer. Daily Advertiser.
RGle Of mortalitg.--Dr. Price calculated ma.-
ny years ago. that the annual mortality in Lon
don was about one out of every tweaty-one per-
sons, and in some other cities in England, from
one in twenty TO one in twenty eight. Mr..
Nautilus calculates the mortality in London at
about to 81, and the mortality of the agricu!-
tural part ofthe kingdom at to 46 or 48.
In Russia, the rate of mortality, which is
the lowest OF any Country IN Europe, Is one IN
ffty-eigkt. In the United States, the average
annual mortality Of Boston and Philadelphia, is
about one out Ofevery forty persons, and the av-
erage Of the whole country is supposed to be
about the same in Russia. viz. one in 1iftv-erht
La some large divisions in the United States the
rate is lower than in Russia. The bills Of nor
tally Of some country towns in New England,
on an average ofseyeral successive years, are
as follows, viz. Rutland, VT. in 63 Freeport,
Me. in rs Lancaster, ~ III. in So Plyfn-
outh, n. III. in 73; Kingston, Mass. in IA !;
Waltham, l in 7S; Brookline, in IL; Am
herst, Y. III. in II; Amherst, Mass. in 10
Charlestown, 10 50; Dorchester, IN 81.
P0puluiiln.--lti is estimated that there are OIL
az average births to a marriage in the United
States, and that four out Of the six are reared;
The population Of the United States under l6
years of age exceeds the whole above that are
Without including the increase caused by emf
grafton from foreign countries, the population
Of the United States is doubled in the period Of
q years. Mr.. Matthias maintains as a general
principle that " population, when unchecked, goes
on doubling itself every 25 years" 1t is esti-
mated that the whole average number Of emf
grants TO the United States is 800 per annum,
Of which number nine-tenths are supposed to
come FROM Great Britain and ireland.
North American Reyiew1
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03

Four Of these animals lately appeared in
the reimbursement Of NOtre dame de la Zose.
The alarm was spread aud three Of them soon
killed. The following account Of The feroci
ty of the fourth, and the contest in which he
was destroyed, is copied from The Paris Mon
iteur:
. One Of them about the size Of large
dog, passed through a fock without doing any
HARM and ran at the shepherd, who owed his
safety to bis two dogs. In another quarter.
he attacked an unfOrtunate'woman whom lie
bit severely, and whose life was despaired Of
At length he sought refuge in The territory of
the cnGmune Of Pignans, where he found his
conqueror in a peasant Of extraordinary
courage and strength, made like Hercules,
and in the bloom Of life. This man, who was
unarmed, seized him body to body, and. after
sanguinary and obstinate struggle, which
lasted three quarters Of an hour, succeeded in
throwing him to the ground but still he
would not have conquered him but for his ad-
dress and prompttude.
This ferocious animal had devoured the
hat of his adversary large buckle al
tached 70 the hat stuck between bis teeth /;
he avaiIed himself Of hi. circumstance, and i,
having courageously thrust his hand, armed
with stone, into his mouth, as deep as pos
sihIe, left the stone there, and, 10 spite Of the
numerous bi,es;which he received, did not let
60 his hold until he tore out the tongue Of The
animal, flung him to The ground, and saw him
expire in dreadful commissions -Ndes Reg.
Sad nel0s for English Fair.-By the late returns
il appears that in England there 294099 females
more than males in Wales, 16,464 in Scotland 1876
$50 making total inCireat Britain Of 43i90i almost
half million doomed BY the unucky of nature
single besseddness which rendered worse by the
occasioncd by at least Of 10000 inexIbe bach
elors.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03
PATCHES.
OLIVER GERRTSH.

C!GN ofthe ClOek Ezchanec Street, offers a
~ go d assortment Of
Gold &. .Sifver WATCHES,-Gotd, Gill,
Sil0sr g. Steel Chains, Seals d. Keys.
Watch Rings. silk Ribbons, &c. &c.-One new
warranted eight day ship CLOCK-Willard's
pateut
THE PIECES.
on as good terms as ran &c purchased elsewhere.
0TWATCLIES and CLOCKS, repoir-
ed rs usual.
@. @. has lately set M n TIME KEEPER con
s'ructed on improved principles and correctsl
by mean time. Gentlemen who are regulating
their watches are invited 10 call.
Nov. 20. iseop6w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03
MARRIED

In Alma on the 10Th inst James Loring Child, Esq
70 Miss Jane Hale; 18th inst. Mr. Enoch Trask, Of
Jefferson, 10 Miss ousannah Hodge 18th inst Capt.
Joseph Merrill Of Nobehofo "a Miss Sarah Wetheru.
Mr.. Earl Shaw 10 Miss Caroline w. Thomas
In Montpelier VT. Oct Seth, MIR! David Wright Of
Newport, ~ Fl. 10 Miss Lucinda Washburn, daughter
ofsCoL Asahel w of NJ. On the same day they de-
parted % join tho mission ar Elliot in the Chocaw ma
ton. Their marriage took place at the circular
monthly prayer meeting of the char ehes IN that vien-
Ity;' by which meeting they and their mission were
afectonately commended 70 thc blessing Of God. The
prayers Of their many friends accompanied with
donations for their support. corte, and usefulness
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03

FoRE-sTRgET. nRAD or Love RARF,
HAVE FOR SALE,
CHESTS & boxes Y ,ung Hy- J TEAS.
~ son. Tyson Skin, ssuchong Or five differ n
and Bohea Cargoes.
Hhds. of Sc. Croiy and WindWard is,hnd KUN
y. r.. UM-MOLAS>ES,
Pipes C. gaac BRANDY & Holland GIN,
Pipes, bali pipes aud quarter casks Sicily Madeira
WINE, entitled to debenture,
Port and Malaga
HhJs. tierces and bills. first quality winter and
sdnmer Sperm OIL. TAT Rost1n pricesO
Casks Of fre-h Malaga and smyrna RAISINS,
Muscatel do in boxes & half onxeS for family use,
BbIs American GIN-W HISKEY-Cordials,
Cherry Rnra and Cider Vinegar.
Bbls Of Msckerel-cssks Of R;ce-Aum,
Sulphur -Ginger--Salt Pe're & CoppeFas
bags COEFFg-PePper-- Pimenio--blown Salt,
Benares 5UG AR-boxes White Canton Sugar,
Chocolate -Candes-bales Cotton,
Cotton skeeiings, Shirtiugs. Warp & Ginshams, q
bulls white and brown Sugars loaf & lump do
Casks cnt wrought Nsis assorted sizes.
Boxes by . aud 8 by 10 Gia&, various qualities,
Kegs twist AMI ig Tobacco various brands
Logwood-- -NutmegS-Css.ia--C Cloves.
Loriilard's SnuF--EngIish and American ShoveIs
German, blistered and east Steel-bar Iron,
Salt-Pollock Fish--Snai Leather, &c. sc.
.Also-A general assortment Of
Hard s. HolloU Hare.
Nov. 25 f3%e. IT,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03
Ertrqct II a litter from gentlemen traUellins
= -. A.

I-IIT7U y q iI1ter Trl1 a genfsTrfn trdDtItns
through Eaglapd. 10 ms frjsnd m THIS country
Before eft America. you, perhaps. remember Of
our hearing flr. Philips sing Loves blind they say,
sc. The following is IN Instance Of Love being
Dumb w yesterday passed through a small town
called CaF-ester, where we took Up several passen-
gers among tie rest ~ Cd Bachelor who appears to
be very wuch wy Gentleman and very communi-
catiye lie 4 me the following incident, which was
conoboralcd BY the res, u the passengers from that
place:
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03
CuvFERr Mn. OocT. Ct.

Mr.. William Polling, of this county, was
shot on Sunday night last, about or 8 miles
from this place. by negro man belonging TO
Mr.. Stewart, Of Virginia. The acife and child-
rem Of the negro we understand had been sold by
their master, and hlr. Mlbourn, of this place,
accompanied b. Mr. Polling were going to the
house for the purpose of bringing them away.
The negro fellow awaited their approach, and
on perceiving them, immediately lodged the
contents Of a musket in the side Of the unfor-
tunate Polling, who survived but few hours.
The murderer has been committed to the
Jail Of Romney, in Virginia, to await his trial.
Quere. Do ne not arm ourselves, and fight,
and kill, when foreign nations or domestic
banditti assault Us, and attempt to rob or en-
Stare us or our wives and children
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03
HORACE SEAYER.
Nov. rs, 1872.

al No. @ Merchants Roc. Middle Street,
HAS THIS DAY RECEIVED,
By Sloop Liberty,
DALES PLAiD5-do. Stripes and Ticks,
I'D DO. Checks-do. Yarns assorted Nos
Bales CAsSIMERFS.
DO. Sewing Threads, all Nos. and colours.
ON HAND ABOVE
SATTINETH-Fnii'd CLOTHS,
Warp and wick YARNS,
sHEETfNGS & SHIRIINGS, bIeached and un-
beached,
Bales Of cotton batting for COMFORTERS,
Glass BUTTONS. metal DO.
Boxes Spanish CIGARS,
do. bar and Windsor SOAP
with complete assortment Of Straw Bonneis,
Flats, Trimmings and Braid, and straw for braid
ing (as usually CIV. Nov. 96.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03
For SALE.

THAT valuable Blni5rg Lot, on Middle 81.
adjoining The easierly side Of Judge Free
Ynen'-. and pea j. opposite the Rev. Or. Payson's
a;ceihg-Harse. SIMON GREEALEAF.
Portland, Nov. IS, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03

II gentleman of Virginia challenged any
horse in the Union with bis a stake OF $4,000
and that Groler gentleman in New York, accepted the
challenge. The 10 take place the city of
Washington, Nov. 9th. A Baltimore editor gives Us
the result received at his office By express. The
sul in brief is. that the Virginia horse lame
10 run and his and friends paid the forfeit Of
$1,000, rather than risk the 100000 that pending.
They afterwards however ran for a purse of 5000
and the poor lame horse [" completely broken
down and crippled" From 6 to 5000 spectators Of
both Seres, attended some, II is said, from Boston
and from almost every state in the Union. Every
public house the road near the ground. the night
previous sabbath night filled 10 such degree
that many were compelled to lie the floor, or in
The stable lofts So much for human folly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23

PREfAhED BY w. T. Conwav, Chemist. Ma.
bunstesd Place, Boston, viz.
Dr. Relies Botsrrical Drcps
DR.. Relies Asthmatc Pills
DIR. Relies Aromatic Female Pills FIR ohs,,r.
tions, &c. "S
DIR Relies AntibiiIious Pills. for Indigestion. Bill.
ious Affections, &c.
Dr; Relies Vegetable Specific, (for sick hea1
sche)
DIR. Relics Vegetable Rheumatic Pills.
Dr Jeob's Rheumatic Liniment-- Rheumatism of
20 years standing has been cured by this in q
ihours.
British Antiseptic Dentri6ce, most excellent fCt
the teeth and gums.
Dumfries' Ointment, a certsin and safe cure for
the Itch, in one hours APPLICATION be it ever so in.
veterate CT No danger Jran taking cold
Albion Corn Plaster. The relief is immediate.
and while IL dssoIves aud draws the corn Out bv
the roots, II causes not the least pain.
Cambrian tooth. Pills: the relief is ;ns,or.
taneous, without the least injury TO the teeth
DIR Hunters celebrated Pills-Dr Vunter,s Io-
lection Powders, and DIR. Hunters Cera,e for tie
prevention and cure OF venereal complsint, with
perfect secresy Treatise. explaining symptoms,
and method OF cure accompany each Packet
Pamphlets OF many extraordinary cures. NAV bs
had OF the Agents, gratis
0Jf None Of the d6cre 0Te genuine, unless sir,e2
"W L. Conway A large discount to Country
Physicians, Traders, &c. The above Medicines, .,
may Likewise be had of
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No. ITO, Thamcs-street, Newport:
Also, BY
LeInuei w Briggs, Bristol Hercules whitney.
Mason, isalcb, PrsDidencc Dyer < Hoves, U.uI
6am: Greene, Neg Londcn; Hopkins, Hartford and
mos, Druggists, booksellers Of responsibility: als,
by most Post. \, asters throughout the Union.
None are genuine unless signed by W.T. Conway
'nlV 70. 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
JOHN w. DAVIS,
c. q
- Ad@

II. .MES-STFtET. .
ID ESPECTFULLY informs lis friends snd The
IN public, that be has made great additions to h's
former stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which makes bis assortment complete. He keeps
constantly for sale, blsok and colored Morocco ~
the first quality Binding and Lining SKINS Day
Martins Hunts, 81 Adams and Varnish Backing
Tscks and Copper Nails, II so cents, and IRON ior -
cents per pound Russia sheeting Russia Brisues
Ferriu, Webbing, Ribbon, shoe Thread heel Hail,
shoe Brushes, block Lasts, Trunks of snaerios
quality-and every article usually called Tor IN q
shoe siore--a of which viii be sold - low as esn
be purchased at any store in town
n. ID Ladies wishing to have fashionab'. Moroooo
and cloth Roots and shoes Manufactured at short
notice, viii please leave their measures &s above of
AZ No 100 Thsmes.street, as two eSpericnosd no'k.
men, from Lynn, h-ve been engaged, who attend
solely TO ths, business.
J WI jun has Just received one bcx Ladies
Morocco Boots and Walkirg.shoes, With VIII be
sold low--a few pairs at IS eesis.
Newport, Nov 26
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
FOR SALE,

THE leland in Point Judith Pond, South Kington,
l. ca,ied the Gres, Island, coptsin'Eg, by estlma-
tion, one hundred ard seventy acres, most excellent
land, with all the buildings, consisting OF two story
Dwelling House large new Barn and CRIB, and all
other necessary buildings thereon. ,n complete re.
pair, and well Of good water u.aG tbs house. The
land is walled into convenient lots.
.feo-A small Island that iorDeriy joined the aforer
mentioned islsad, containing II acres of nd-the
soil of both is of superior qualify. none better in
this or the adjoining states, the .hos beng good
arabic land, well adapted for mskins cheese raising
corn, bariy rye and for keeping sheep, it is
supposed it can feed twelve hundred--,heIe is peat
or tug. for fuel, in plenty, and many having places
for the various kinds oil si--the pond contains such
as Gsss. Pearch, Eiwlves, Oysters. Clans sod Mus
ces, easily obtained. Ses s,sc TX easily
obtained. it is continually citing the shore,
or 4 Farm from two W five thousand doiars val
TIC, with GOOD buildings, wood md oIcharimg, in
this the STATE OF Connecticut # approved Of will be
taken in part psym proportion of Cash viii be
expected, and the residue may remain With the pur
chaser on approved security ioI many years. paying
The interest annually
For further particulars. sc appp 20
EDN ARD HAZARD, or
THOMNs G. HAZARD
yuv,b. Kinpstsn .N1r ID, 1872.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23

II is the fate of almos, every passion,
when it has passed The bounds which na.
sure prcscribes, to counteract its own
purpose.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23

81. ChOiX NUM-, &c.
10 Hhds. St. Croix Rum,
80 bb.s. Country Gin,
10 casks Port Wine,
10 do. Malaga, do.
20 boxes Maiaga Raisins,
80 boxes Havana brown Sugars,
SO chests and boxes Young Hyson,
Hyson Skin and Souchong Teas.
5 bags Pepper and Pimento,
Now landiog from soop Herald, and for sale by
Nov IA A. MUNRO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
MiSC CELLAN EOUS ARTICLES

ncSsuTrecN0n from fHe DFuVe'
CHELMsFoRp, Der. ID arrived last
evening, about O'Clock, IN this town,
and stroilng round the church-yard, |
was attracted within the walls. oi the
church by the appearance OF corpse,
ioi.owed by an immense number OF
r9ouruers of both sexes, who were pay
jng the last tribute oirespect to deceas-
CO friend.-While the funeral service
was reading over the body noise was
herd 10 proceed from the cothn, which,
for a moment, arrested the attention OF
the Clergyman and his auditors; but as
the noise appeared 10 cease the service
was concluded, each Individual being
persuaded that it must have proceeded
tfoa quite different source than the
coSin. Just, however, as the coffin was
beng let down into the tomb, the same
sound as before issued from it accompa-
nicd with a noise very similar to the
yeiping Of puppy, when i'll All instant,
the enclosed person, by sudden and
violent effort thrust the lid of the coffin,
with ner arms hanging on each side,
with eyes wide open and rolling in their
sockets at the afirighted multitude as.
sembled round, and actually appeared
herself considerably "morc affrighted
&. than hurt" She was Immediately re
leased from her unpleasant situation, and
borne hack To her habi,a,ion on the very
same bier which supported her to the
ground. ! understand from the sur
geon who attended her, whom | have
seen this morning, that she had very
good night, and is likely finally to recov-
er. She is a widow, and, had she
" slumbercd in the arms of DEATH"
would have left ten children wholly un-
provided lor.--B,itiSh Traveller
Time once past never returns, and
the moment which Is lost is lost forever.
Time therefore ought, above all other
kinds of property, to be free from inva-
sion; and yet there is no man who does
no, claim the power of trespassing upon
and occupying the time of others.
There is no crime more infamous than
the violation of truth. 1t is apparen,
that men can be social beings no longer
than they believe each other. When
speech is employed only as the vehicle OF
fasehood, every man must disunite him,
sell from others, inlabit his own cave,
and seek prey only tor himself.
=E
There is not more mortilying proof
OF human weakness. than that power
which situation and habit acquire over
princIple and feeling, ev>n in men Of the
bes, natural dispositions.
II is the fate of almost every passion.
when it has passed The bounds which ma.
ture prcscribes, to ceunteract its own
purpose.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23

lSELECTED.]
The Blast oi Winter.

The Blast oi Winter.
HOW oft we shiver with ahrgbt,
10 at in this cold wn,er night,
1hs demon Of the gale:
liz aowls. and all the weikin riDgsj
lie Doats he windows with his wngss
And every cheek turns pale.
Ee rules, tyrsbt, stern and proud
Ihe ram drops. failing from The cloud,
tie touches ere they light
And now by trsii sformaii rare,
They dance, like feathers, IN the air,
And clolhe the ground With white.
Iie stands beside the murmoriog riN.
AAd 10, the gliding steam Is still.
AS child by sudden fear,
Froze into horrors by his look,
All Lille aud motion are forsook,
hedusA's head is here.
He strikes tree, aud 10. it gricye,.
Sereft oil all its gsudy leaves
That once bis power deBed;
And OH those coughs Of verdure eleafd
He hangs hoary silver beard,
No more the forests Pride.
Where is the mirth, and where the song,
And where the gsuay pointed throng,
That cheer'd the summer boughs
Alas through fear and sudden dread,
To warmer climates tbey have He'd,
Before the JranIs brows.
On ali the how'ry race below,
lie pies his sepuchres OF snow,
The children fair Of June:
And in thls cold and dresry pghe,
hear him howIing with delight,
HIS dirges to the moon
And shalt we not the tyrant fear'
no. no, my NJ, for warmth IS hero
And friendship rules the hour
Then by this taper newly III,
My friend and will calmly sit,
And brace the yrsnts power.
Thus srm'd we well may stand thy shocks,
Thou tyrant OF the hosry locks,
For friendship 10 our cheer
Then beat about thy sullen wing,
The rose.iip'd zephyr Of the spring
Is not more welcome here
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
NOTICE.

My Accounts must be settled
AVA Those Persons who have been owing me for
manl years past, cannot longer expect indulgence,
which II Is not IN my power to granite is abso-
'uiely necessary and indispensable, thsf all my
settled business should be closed forthwith many
accounts are now put in the hstds OF Justice tor
collection, and all those who wish 10 avoid expence
and trouble are required 70 pay the smoun, Of their
dues, speedily a. possible.
CE0RCE wANToN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
ALe and Table Beer.

TOHN b LN ON mlornis the public
u hat he has received, for sale, and will keep .
coastan, supply Of
Double and Single die and Table Beer,
Of the first quality March 28
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There is not more mor,iIying proc
Of human weakness. than that pows
which situation and habit acquire owe
principle and feeling, ev>n in men Of III
bes, natural dispositions.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
PEZEE ZUy7RI EGS.

g. TEpHEN II CAHOONE, mas this day
~ received few pisces Elegsot plaid Lus-
,'Ings, which he offers for sale as low as ca
be purchased in this State. Nov.,.