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Dissolution of Partnership.

vESHE partnership heretofore existing under ~ e
n Jeremiah Whitehead, & Co was this day dissold w.
mutual consent Al persons indebted to the said firm .r
rcques.d 70 make payment, and those having d,",s
e same VIII please present their accounts for So,
JEREMIAH WHITEHEAD
PETER GASKuI,
JOHN SEDGWICK
H ~. me business will be continued BY peter Gask;I
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Journal of Foreign Medicine.

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Periodical Literature.
Conducted By ROBERT TTlLSA, ".

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Christian Advocate.

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Wilmington Aianufalulred goods.

> - y 1'78NFtUN WI EN V1OO(lS.
2o,oJ0 yards 8 4 BROWN stuRrycs
.l,oJJ do. ~ 81 and ca SiEErIvGS
3 .o9 e. Re- mi A PLAos va STRIPES.
1000 do WARRINGTON STRIPS
1900 DO TECHNICS, 80
4nd yalety OF oeFgopds are land and from 60oto
@o9 yrs are manufactured daily, BY Tie subscriber. these
soods gre msn facWfed Of the best materials; arc cacn
.ed either toF home consumption expectation amJ vii
ae sold on the mast reasonable terms at No iii
Street Int4W - M ~, MtrKet
February IA, 1928. " Il N NJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11

number or states. the system itself ha. been
g'es,iy ufeug,beoed in both ms branches.
T. Ciasolidalioa and disunion have thereby bee u
isnds,sd equally imp seticsble. Each gov.
eminent, con6Iiog in its owo strength, hs,
less TO spprehend from the other, sod 10 con.
sequence, each enjoy.ng . eresIer freedom Of
sction, is rendered more tsi.ieni for ell the
purposes Tor which m Vas instituted. IL 10
unnecessary TO treat, hese, of tho vast i'm.
pfovemen. made in The system u'slf, by The
sdopuon of this constnulio0, and Ut us hsppy
effect IN eievs'ins the chez fseter, end "a pro-
iec,ing the righ.s OF the oauvo, as we'll a, Of
individuals. 10 what then do We owe 'hese
slessing,! l. !, knownto ell. that we de'ive
them IRON he excsIlence at 0oo ins,iiu,ions.
Oaght ~e NOT thso to sdop, evr'y me,sa's,
which may be Necessary 80 pe'pc,oate them.
JAMES MONROE.
Washington, Dec. 2, 1923
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NEWPORT BANK.

III oTIcE is hereby given that on
Thursday the frs, day of January next. tie
halt year'y dividend win be declared and paid to
such persons as the books OF the Bank will shew TO
be Stockholders on the 24h instant
.Nsnes 20 hkewise yrren That ON Wednesday the
seventh day OF said January, general meeting Of
the stockholders will take place At their banking
house. 1T bait past O'clock for the election of
Directors. and the transaction of the necessary bust
ness OF said Bank, q, which time and place general
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Rhode island In
sursnce Company will also be held. for the ssme
purpose. Nv order
JOHN x. sHEARMAN, Cashaer
Newport. Dec II. 1924
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Tn Providence, 4th instant, Mr. Samuel yates to
Miss Mary c Hight Mr. Wiihars ~ Carpenter, TO
Miss Surah-.inn Young, daughter oil Sir Daniel
Young. .,,.t
DIRD,
Al Middletown, on the 9th inst. Mrs Patienee Bar.
ker, eyed 69
Al Wickiord, LIST instant, Miss INN HslIoway, eld-
est daughter OF Capt William Holloway. aged l9
years ,,- -.
At sou,h-Kingstcwn, on the 2o.b ult Mr. Beyo-
win Rs5.usen. jIa son OF Benz amin Robinson, Esq.
sged ~ years.
At ft Mary's on the 30th Oct Capt .7dam Chm.
pbs of the u. 8. revenue Gutter Crawford. Capt.
T.. Was q native Of this state.
In Providence. 3,h instant, capt. John Crf!b, in
bis S0,h ye.r.
Al whydsh. Africa, Mr. Hiiionp Bul'eu. Of this
'oSh. ~..,e Of the brig PedIar. Of Boston
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11

A correspondent OF ours ia forms Us. he
saw, lev d.ys sgo, a, Ms.sc.. Joserb r ods.
e's snd Sens Cusisry Msnuisc,o'y. Sheffield.
tselse pais Of the smsliesi scissors ths, were
ever manufactured they ere Of The mos,
bssuliiui workmanship, and ate quite perfect
although not one eighth Of an inch long.
London haeer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11
Commissioners Nonce.

M r the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Hon Court Of Proba.e. for the town Of Tv.
erton. Commissioners TO receive and examine the
claims OF the creditors against the estate of
tr JO>EPu SALISBURY,
deceased. late OF said Tiverton, represented in
solvent, hereby gise notice, that sx months from
the second instant, Is allowed the creditors to ex
bbit their claims. and that we will attend for the
purpose of receiving the same, at our respective
dwellings, Ai any time during said period.
THOMAS u \RKER J
ALLEN DUKffE, Confiaiss RS.
JENCKS NORTON.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment, to
GEORGE LAwTON. .sd,n'r,
Tiyer,on. Dec g. 1928 CDih3w)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11

hew oriean,-Ws h,ve received letter
inst. IN which he says, )" Strong suspicion is
eiost OF On intended insurrec,lon Of the Ne.
goes. Hsving no military force at present
10 depend on, our vigilsnt patriotic eirizsns
are pe,io ming parole. duty ~ y. 6v. Post.
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NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, DEcEMssall, 1928.

The extreme length Of the Presidents Message.
excludes many other articles prepared for this days
paper 1t is however highly valuable document,
and contains grea, mass OF information. very inter-
estng 10 the American people.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11
Co.vFisC9ilOA.iv sfExICo.

Captain Gregory, from Mexico and Havana. states
that the act OF the Mexican Congress, requiring all
foreign (or Luropean) Spaniafds to leave the pro.
vince within ninety days, and all American ones. tin
either case tneani0g not cif.ens) within 40 days
from the time such act went into operation und er
the penalty ofscstion of their property and es.
tstcs--and L,eut G. WA informed, by unques,oaa.
Bile authority, before he left Tampco ,ha, ,he above
law had been carried into effect. and that the enor.
nous sum Of By 600, 600 had already been raised by
conhsca,ed property belonging to the former =
Norfolk Herald
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11

The State OF Georsis, hes million Of dol.
lars in stock, end 425755 10 tho T,essu'y,
and 1t is proposed to Ioso the latter 90 mutt.
gsges.
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N1.W GOODS.
John B. Newton,
MAS SUsT oPassD

MAS 5UST oPsSsD,
"A ~ extensive assortment Of New
n Goods -.imong them are 1000 yards of,bose
yard wide sheeings toe is per yard-snd large As.
sortc'rnt Of satti,etts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11

ln London. issely, person com miited sui
eide. by laying he head down, for loaded
Wagon 10 pass over II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11

Constant Taber, Esq. Of this town. has resignct
The Office Of Navy Agent Of this station.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11

THE CREEKS-Ats meeting Of ci,isens in New.
York, assembled 10 take into consideration the
situation Of The suffering Greeks, severa, spir.
tied resolutions were sdoptsd Tor the purpose
OF carrying into effect the objects of tie meeting
which embraced the raising OF fund for their beoe
f'. and presenting TO Congress n memorial praying
the acknowledgment OF their indcpendence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11

CUB.i-The Baltimore Federal Gazette remarks.
We have such information from Havana, as would
induce us to suppose, that the inhabitants rather
than incur the hArdships and chances Of complete
revolution, will be sa,sfed for the present to remain
noninaix under the Crown Of Spain. but never will
consen, to become q colony Of any other power-they
will allow Ferdinand to be King, but they vii, be
Viceroy over him"iie may have the title Of Sow.
ersign-b but they will manage their own siI.irs a.
they please, and pay him nothing I'VE have reason
TO believe that there 10 strong party in the island
Tor such course, and another tor complete indepen.
dsnce."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11
LMEAOR.1AUl.

MEMORANDA.
The brig JJhn. and sch Cerena. OF and from this
port, arr we'd st wilmington nov 22d.
Arrived st ssvannsh. Nov e. ship Couries, Hud.
.on, from this port, days
Arrived ct Boston. Dec 8, brig Pealar, Deven', %
lays fron Afrss. The Cdslsw, l-aSton, was al Be-
nh, sept l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11

Sir Waller SCOTS new novel 10 called I" ST.
Romans Well"
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

.f d
IXyRBsrsR's Aidens, and Cummings spelling
w books, Eogiisb Reader. Columbian Orator.
Murrsy's Grammar, Walkers Dictionary. Cummings
and Morse's Geography and Atlas, Dsboifs Afitb.
mc,ic. Tes,snenis. and every other kind Of schoot
books usually wanted, by the dozen single, at sey
low prices, ,-Aiso, bask account and record books,
Bowdhchs Navigator. and blunts Coast PHO,
writing and letter paper, Watts and Methods,
hymn books Church prayer books Bridgewsser
Collection, :2,h ednioI.
e.. .iL.yLSN.ACS t.s
Bickerstsfrs Rhode Island, Farmers and Chris.
tisn Ashses. for 1924. by the sroce. dozen or sin
gle. tAk
1900, PAPER HaNCivCy.
One thousand rolls Paper Hangings, for rooms and
window curtains. with borders Two hundred rolls
low priced papers, at abou, IS Cts per roll.
HaTS
Elegant snd fashionable New.york Hats. and The
Boston Hat Factory hats. warranted water proof and
not 10 fade in wearing. Also. men and youths wa<
ter proof cotton, and felt hats Jest received and for
sale At the Hook and Hat Store, (and At the iowe.t
possible prices) BY ..s..Ll-N-
GEORGE WANTON,
. Agenf 10 Ezra Rafhapay.
or Second hand books bought and sold % above.
Nov ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11

25 Mississippi Steam Boats have been sunk
or condemned sincs las, January.
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NOTICE..

Cou-f Of Probaf., heuhorL Dee. l, 1923.
IL HEREAs Rachael Nichols. Executor OF the last
w will and testament OF Waiter Nichols late OF
Newpor;, deceased, has this day precenied her &C.
coun, for allowance, aud the consideration thereof
referred to the first Monday in January next-notice
is hereby given to a persons interested therein, to
appear II they shall h si Court OF Probate to
be holden At the. state house in said Newport, on
said first Monday of January next. At o'clock AN.
to shew cause, il any they have, why ss,d account
should not be allowed. By order oi said Court.
CHARLES GYLES, PROB. OK.
r.. 1w
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,

ENTERED.
sIoop George & Mary, Walden. Nev'Yo'k.
CLEgRED.
Brig Nicholas & Peiix, williams. Curscoa.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

RS virtue ot decree OF the supreme jud. court.
- there will be so,d At public auction TO s.,isrv
'h'JnN debts reported by the missicners, onths
estate at John Gor,on. Esq'r with rcidsn,a, ehsrges
on The 9Th OF Deos nber NC ~. n, o'clock, m. on
he premises, three lots or parcels OF land O, ,ha
sad Gorton. situate IN New sho'ehan, one of said
has containing Rf,y acres snd is called The co~ cove
iarm the other Two lots sre tug bogs aiming for.
yhve rods and are No aid 2, In the long ict TUG
swsmps-Condnions made known ., the time aud
place OF sale. WILLIAM A WEEDEN, .qan'r
New -shorehsm. nov 2f, 1898.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11
sales at Nuts

FARMING UTENSILS, Sc. a, aucs
tion
On SATURDAY. the 27,b in.t. a, 2 o'ei,tkl
y ~ (Vfa,y weifhe'-o,he' r.. n p,i !
fair day az fhe house Of HAL9gk ShEk.
NAN an Aiddtesosn,
a number of Farming Utensils. some
4 n Household furni.ure. and several other Mr.
ticles Condition ssde known at The sale
wALTER SHERMAN.
Middletown. Dec II, 1923
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11

Eighteen American seamen have been imprisoned
at Havana. on suspicion OF ofhaving murdered Span.
ish seaman on the Mole.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11

Eighteen American seamen have been imprisoned
at Havana. on suspicion OF having murdered Span.
ish seaman on the Mole.
Mr.. Samuel Larned, Of Providence has been ,p.
pointed Secretary of Legation 10 Chi--Mr Larned
leh town on FRIDAY evening IN the steam. boat. s
way to Norfolk, whence he will ssil for Chill in the
ffigats Uniled States, 10 company With Mr. Allen.
Prov. Journal
The last IntelIigencer contains is advertise.
ments OF Boarding Houses, peopened at the city Of
Washington, Is Vt which are kept by Ladies.
f, The great Washington was created Marshal Of
France, BY Louis XVI by which authority. alone he
was enabled 10 command the French army in Amer.
lea. Boston Gas
The Eew.York Statesman gives as q rumor. that
Mr. Writ. tie present attorney General will be
mated to the Senate, to succeed Dir Gzilsln at the
Court OF France.
. The Minister Plenipo,en,iary from Colombs, Mr..
2tazsr, MIR Gomez, MIR vaienilla, AID others at.
tached to his suit, have arrived in Washington.
Mr.. Pslscios. Consul General from Colombia, also
arrived, in company with the Minister.
To obvsie the objections to the Tread.mill. Which
is said 10 injurious TO the health Of those sentenced
to it's management, an ingenious invention. called the
CranI .'H 10 offered the public by sir John Cox
Hippisiey, ember OF Parliament Of Great Britain.
This 10 pronounced to be q valuable substitute for
the Tread.mlli, spportions the degree OF labor to
that OF punishment, and throws every principal mus.
Gle Of the body iao heathtul action.
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AUCTION.

HiR Be soid ef Pubic .sncnon, az SonuerseiI
on THURSDAY, Dec ll.-of2 o'eik PM
THE brig Nkw-PAGKEr. burthen
! $50 tons. lately shes,hed. hei ing in complete
order, and can be sent to With li,ile expense -
L'kers;se. Vessel on the stocks. about s7s tons.
but oi good sste,ials, copper fssten.o aud two
hiihs finished. and timber and plank in the ,srt.
nearly sufficient 20 complete her .iso at the s,o,
the DAY following. . variety OF by Goods. Groce-
',es, Crockery. &c Thu property bcisg part Of
the estate OF sephen Csse, late at Son.,rset de.
ceased. A reasonable credit will be given on sd.
proved notes. MARY % CHASE. .sa,n.r
s,Son,rsh Nor"o 'p.s IA
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WILLIAM >. PATlLN,

WILLIAM ,. tn ] LIN.
.HHOney Gl Law.
90, Informs his friends and the public .,,..,
'T>uAr he has removed from Ne~rort 10 Prov.
dence. and now occupies the office opposite
hat improved by Col. J b. Wood, entrance at the
door on Che side. in North kiAinstr et-snd that
the Co.Par,nership heretofore subssting between
him, and the Hon wm. Hunter. has been mutually
dissolved He will be happy to transact any profes-
sonsl business con6de to his care.
Providence, Nov 28 Sw
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ZoLef,
LADIES MAGAZINE
NOTICE..

MI INE.
THF Members cfthe Auxiliary Tract
seeeis Of Aebo-s ere informed. th.t the remainder
of1sAers due for the year have arrived. and are
parcelled on, into equal divisions, and ready st
Mr. samuel w. vinsons for distribution
JEkUSHA AUSTIN, AgenS.
Nov u
rPRLVTfhG, Of all kinds, ereeu,ea ~
! a sost.faefory manner, at THE e6hee.
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The last IntelIigencer contains ls new advertise.
ments of Boarding Houses. peopened at the city Of
Washington, Is Vt which are kept by Ladies.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-11

wiii,m,, Who lately murdered his vifs 10
Gsorgis, hs. beeo exeeu,ed. He Ctemp'sd
euicijs, sod wss in consequence executed .,
% earlier hour than the time appointed.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-21
Board of Health.

Anxious for the continued health OF The
inhabitants. and considering that the sea-
son has arrived when it is OF the utmost
consequence that the town should be kept
clean, dry and clear OF filth Of every kind,
the members OF the board, each in his re-
spective district, accompanied BY the Su.
perinlendent OF Police, will proceed 10
re.examine the various portions OF the
town, and cause all nuisaDces TO be prompt
" removed. The board earnestly recon-
mend the observance, as far as practical
BILE, of the following rules: ,
Cellars to be kept dry, constantly aired,
and white-washed, when convenient; no
putrid animal or vegetable matter TO re-
main therein no wood for fuel kept there
in until frost, il it can be avoided.
Inclosed yards, vacant IT,, lots s and d, out.
houses, to be kept perfectly cry; pr,v'ss
to be kept constantly lined; houses unoc'
cupisd TO be kept daily opened and aired.
By order OF the Board.
augs JOHN ROBERTS, President.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-21

Whiskey, Tea, Wine, &c.
T lindsay s. HILL have this day land.
IL ing from sloop May.Flower. captain
Scull, from Philadelphia, 81 hhds. and
IS bbls whiskey, very good
l2 chests Y Fl tea latest importation
1pipe and or cask sup. Port wine
IN STORE,
80 bbls prime whiskey 8 years old
Holland and country gin in pipes 4 bbls
Malaga wine in or. casks
Claret in boxes | doz each
u. Orleans and Barbados sugar 10 bids
and barrels
Porto Rico, St Domingo and Java coffee
IN bags
Pepper and pimento in do
Bales GeorgIs Upland cotton ..,.
Boxes sperm candles, Rodman's brand
Ditto tallow, do mould and dipped
Ditto soap, do raisins
Bacon cured in town and country
Nett and gross sbad which they re.
Nett and gross herring 5 commend
N York made chairs which they will
sell low to close consignment
Loaf sugar, nutnegs. corn &c. and as U.
sual, a supply of best tmily -four july 5
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-21
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81, 1928.
Fifty Dollars Reward.

ON the 9th of July, 1898, man by
~ the name of John B. Reid. thin vi
sage, straight &.slender made, small head,
dark hair and eyes, large black " hiskers,
six feet or upwards high, strait nose, fierce
spoken at times. stands on the side OF his
feet when still, fore finger on the right
hand put out of joint, very observable
when attended to. The said John B. Reid
which the said Reid sold me in the year
1920, which have been in my possession
ever since, until The said John B. Reid
took him. A bright mulatto man named
Davy, low we'll made fellow, 5 feet Or
inces high. thin jaws, black hair, lately
trimmed, except his foretop, that left long;
his hair inclined to curl, his eyes Of yell
low color; there are little or no marks of
severity on bis back; long whskers,
straight nose, fellow OF good countenance
when spoken to, no marks or scars on him,
as recollect; he is a sensible fellow, full
of conversation, 35 years Of age. The
girl Kitty, is bright mulatto, 10 years
OF age, straight and slender made, small
size, black hair, tolerahle long L. straight.
a slim hollow foot, her large toes turn very
much out; she has holes in her ears,
with the intent OF ear rings; has pleasant
counienance, iulI dark eye, straight nose,
small scar on her left cheek, from burn;
about this time tits said she is pregnant
Their clothing cannot describe. The
above John B Reid. / expect, has forged
papers with him. AIeward Of fifty dol
lars will be given for apprehendiag said
Reid, and twenty FIVE dollars for each
slave, if delivered at Fairfax court house,
IVA. or to Archibald Johnson, living in
SheIbay county, Kentucky, near She bay
vile court house, and all reasonable ex-
pences PAID. JOHN BOWEN sen'r.
aug Ia 4W
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-21
Warburton for Rent.

THE subscriber will rent for the ensu-
l. ing year, his Warburton Farm, con-
taing about 1000 acres of land, "upw ards
of 500 of which are arabic. The land, with
the exception Of one small field, is fertile,
and well adapted to the growth of tobacco,
corn, and small grain. Any person who
may rent it, shall have the, privilege OF
seeding this tall. From good tenant on
~ moderate rent will be exacted, A
reserve will be made Of the old dwelling
house, yard, and garden. There are Sc
versl comfortable buildings on The place.
GOOD stables and cow houses, corn house
and four large tobacco houses. For terms
apply TO the subscriber, living near Bla-
densburg. VIM. DUDLEY DlGGES.
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