The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-22
THAMES-STREET.

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lmitatIyn do do
White and striped Jeans
Fancy Nestings. yalentia, 90
Mixed Graadurllis-drso white and corded Driliings
70 and 4 lrsh Linens-biack anu brown do
Csnorick and common DiKi,ies
Bingham Robes-sifiped and plaid Gnghsms
Furniture patches-tSo blues striped Cacoes
Light London aud Manchester prints
Brown. green and yellow Calicoes
Womcns' white and colored cotton Hose
Mems do do do and half Hose
DO do do worsted do
Womens' do do do do
Z q and 8-4 Chntz shswis-8.4 Merino do
xsmtsd Cashmere do
White, green, yellow and red Fiannels
Cotton and worsted Braces
Silk and cotton Umbrellas
Mixed and bundle London pins
Cotton Ferretts and cotton hire ads
Ernbroiderng Cotton
Wire rhread--Bai do in boxes
Coronation Plaids-pearl shirt Button.
Flag Hdkfs for gentemens' crsvs,s
White and figured cotton cambrick do
81 and Al hne shirting Gotten.
FRBNCH GOODS.
Elegant - and 8 4 Merino shawls
do red and white s-Wrought indispensables
50 prenlia shaw's- Fancy silk Adkfs
BLACK, white and green Grapes
Levsntines. Forences and Sstias
fiain and frnged plaided Ribbons
Fancy Ribbons-fiark Galoons-Kid Gloves
Ladies black and white silk Hose
J1o do do Gloves
Chinela Cords--Hooks and Eyes
Plain and figured silk Lace
Striped and corded MarceliiBa-Merno Fringe.
INDIA GOODS.
Black sarcenets and synchaws
Black, white and colored Canton Grapes
BLACK Nsnkin Grape Dresses-Biack silk Hdkfs
Canton Camb'ets-Black and coored se~iag silk
Flag and bandsbna Hdkfs-strped Seersuckers.
Also,
4 American sheetings
34 90 bieached and unbleached do--3.4 stripes
irown and bleached Russia sheetings
and A American Chex
oatnets, Woocnet,s, &c. May 90.
60 1.e Hon. General .ASsearbiy Of ne S.Qte OF
Rhode.I,lona e Providence Plantations,
noTD holden az Providence, in said Safe.
EsPECrFULLY represents the Su5scri5.
.kA, eIs, inhabitants of Newport, Bristol
and Providence, that they have formed an A.
sociation, under the name and style OF The
,fcrgfort and Hrisio! Horse Boat Connany,
,he object of which Association is to run a
Horse Boat across Bristol Ferry.--That the
additional facility and safety which this mode
Of conveyance would give to travellers over
bristol Forty, is, as your Petitioners believe,
zoo obvious 10 the Hon. General Assembly 10
require any remarks from them, 10 satisfy the
minds Of any one of your honors, that Bristol
Perry considering the mode ia which 1t is
now nsvigated, has for years been great OBJ
s,acis in the way o! the traveller gong 10 or
.5on Rbode- Island that a Boat drawn by
dorscs, after the manner OF many OF the Fer
ries in the different States OF the Uo,on,
would q, all times afford to the traveller q.
cross said Ferry q safe as we'll as an expedi.
,;ous conveyance, and would have great ten
dancy 20 unite the different interests of the
State, as well as facilitate and extend The in
{, fercourse between the different sections Of
the same.
Wherefore your Petitioners hu;nbly pray
your honors TO grant them Charter Of In.
corporation, according TO the form herewith
presented, and they as in duty bound, will CIV.
o. pray.
5. I. Nor,bam, Edward Briniey, William
E.lery, David King, Christopher Ellery,
Christophcr Fowler, Z. g. ChampIin, He0ry
Moore, William Stevens, Stephen Bowen,
William Turoer, Wm. James Ti!lsy, Nico-
las GeH'roy, William LOWE, WIN. Simoos,
Arch. Munro, John w. Cahoooe, Thos.
Townsend, j.. Wiiliaa Miller, Stephen A.
Robinson, Robert Rogers, Benz B. Mumfo'd,
George Enss, Robinson Potter, Jonathan
Bowen, John Slocun, James Stevens, Henry
Cogeesha'i, Wm. Cosgeshall, Solomon G.
Weaver, Charles Cotton, Ben amin Hadwen,
Du,ce J Pes'oe, John Cahoone, Charles D.
Wolf, E5en. Kelley, Benjamin Cole, Josiah
Kinnicuu, Sylvester Allen, Barnsbss Bates.
J. B. Wood, Thomas p. Ives, William
Church. Nathaniel Bishop, Matthew Watson,
Joseph Sweet.
A true copy :--Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
T. ..J NJ.