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Departed HeFDesD odgeS anu otdttHcH q ~
sstfsed.
To be confined exclusively to those who sig
nazed themselves, in either cnpaei'y, in tht
Revolutionary War, which obtained the hide.
penlence oft leir country.
s.eond Edition Wihonappendir-eentoising
yIlIE Declaration by the Representatives oil
the United Colonies OF North America,
actin forth the causes and necessity Of taking
no arms, Juy q, l715--1he Petition by the
Il prc,entAi9es OF the United Colonies, To the
X NJ of q eat Britain, July 8, l775-A procla-
hoa oil Congress for day oil tasting, huInll'a-
ton aud payer, March 10, l775-fhe Decla-
ration oi Independence, July /, 17i6-and the
manifesto by the Congfess OF the United States
OF Atnsrca, October 80, 1879.
Also, the Constitution OF the United States,
and the Farewell Address vi General NAsn-
rNGroN, TO the People OF the United States, an
nouneiag his intention OF retiring IRON public
service, oeptcmbctl7, 1896.
COMPLIED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
+" We are reduced to the alternative vi choo-
sing unconditional submission to the tyIan-
M vi ililIatcd ministers, resistance by toree
Tine later Is our choice. We have couated the
cost OF Tins contest aud Ilnd nothing SO dread
BAL 40 voluntary slave y. Honor, j,.otice, aud
humanity toI bid US Iasnely To sur ender that
freedom winch we received from our ga.iant
aac csto >, and whlan on. innocent postelity
nApea ii IN TO receive from US. We cannot
endure the Inlany ana quit OF resi6nlng sue
cetdiag ations To that "fetchedless Wi CHI
inevitably ava tnem, II we basely entail here
diga.y bo"adse upon them.
:. fnc a ms VIC have been compelled by or
eneunesto assume, we will, III defiance oil every
hazard, with unabatlng nrlnness and pelsevei-
.,ace, e.npioy t0r the p'eseiv Walton oi our liber-
ts--bei ?, wan one n1ad resolved To die Tree
men at .er than TO live slave. - Deelaralion
. Congress, setting forth tie necessity % taxing
No drus-Jtig ., LOO.
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New and \ aluable Medicine.

"a lis ne, aud elegant Balsam bids iai
Il 10 stand unrivnlled in its merits, for on
sumptions and Coughs, and we boldly venture
to assert that no Medicine has ever gained so
much credit in SO short time as this compo-
sition. Scarcely Il case occurs but may he
relieved by the timely use OF IT, many having
lately used it in seated Consumptions with the
most surprising success, who We're given mp
by the most skiltnl physicians in the country.
Many certificates OF its efficacy accompany
each bottle.
| hereby certify that my wife has for some
time past been troubled with violent Cough,
and has been in very delicate health, and
after having tried many different things with
out getting relief, | bought for her "A bottle OF
DR.. Melicn's Cough Drops, from the use OF
which very short time she found great relief,
aud her Cough has entirely left her, aud shs
has regained her strength.
JOHN ". JENKINS.
Hpdsop 18Th Month 29th, 1919
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH d. MONELL,
Recorder Of the city Of Hudson
To the afflicted whom tbs may concern--i
hosanna Barton, do certify that took VIC
| lent cold in the latter part OF the year 1918
which created violent Cough and difficulty
OF breathing, which was very distressing till |
procured Il bottle Of Doctor Mellen's Cough
drops, and by taking a few doses OF the said
drops, / wa entirely cured Of ,,y Cough and
pain in my side. ROSANNA BARTON,
Vile of Dir. Joseph Barton.
| Hudson, l2H Month 1871, 1919.
This is 10 certify that in June ISIS, wne
seized with a very distressing Cough, pain in
my side, great weakness Of the lungs, and ii
continued until July 1919. which confined me
10 the house aud part of the time 10 my bed
| had tried every thing as thought but all IN
vain. ] was al last induced To make trial OF
Dr. MelIens Cough Drops, which gave me i'm.
mediate relief, increased my strength, and re-,
stored my former sleep. lean with The great
est confidence recommend them 10 all that are
afflicted with those complaints, as a very .a'n
,hle medicine. NANCY BOURNE.
Hudson, Coiurabia ety. E.Y.Dcc. %, 1919.
ron SALE ny
DIR. I. HUMPHREYS, Iynchhnrg.
March IS I'm
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Journal Of Forei.gs .Nedsc,ne.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. Vi
u. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. ID.


a. It's title indicates, the journal now otlere,
To the patronage oithe public, will he con ucl
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.eadihg feature osthe plan, more distine tly ennn
eiateo, Is to present at stated intervals, Sortp
Synopsis otthe Foreign Magazines, Journals
and keviews, appropriated To Meaie.i,e aud its
kindred Sciences.
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works oil Europe. rs Is incident To such pub.
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gether oil a mixed nature, and Of mel its the mus
unequal. TEey are vast field. where golden
wheat IS too often cho4sed by useless or PERM
cions tares, aid where it imports us like the
prudent hnsbandman, to reject the one, and
hoard the other. These publications arc.
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and so diihcut TO be procured, that really they
can only be consulted bya iaige majority oil the
cultiYatois OF scenceinthe Unted States, tho
medium somewhat similar 10 the one now
proposed. ltisthereiore meant TO give an ex.
tract SO copious oftheir contents, as not only to
EXHIBIT the logress oithe Physical Sciences a
broad, bu to do away, in a great degree, the
necessity oiiccuringto the works themselves
The content oithe journal will be arranged
under he diyis,onof
l. Selected Papers.
.. Selected Reviews.
}. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
T. Liot oi New Publications.
! he work is published in numbers in Janua.
ry, April. July, and October. iolmhng yearly II
large volume
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1921
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4 LIST OF It.T'rERS.

Remaining IN lie Psd Ofaee, al L1,ichbrrg,
Ia. on Ae 2oh dugg september, la25.
.i--fraoees II. AppIebrrry, William A.
Allyn, Joseph Aneirr, Miss Charlotte Arm
strong, Edward Atkinson, Adler Arlington,
John |. Amblcl.
B-Wm. Boiling, Miss Eliza Boothe,
Christopher |, Recoek, Robert Banks :,
Capt. Henry Ballinger, lioniel l.. Brown,
Robert VI. Boden, Mrs. Jane r. Boyd, Jas.
Brown, Hiss Sally II. Banghau, Eli Birch,
Ambrose g,Hfofd, Presley Bolry, Mathew
Bethany, James Byars, Rev. Thomas II.
Bame, john Boyd, Messrs. Joseph Boyce
y Co, Edward Blown, Edmund Brown,
Matilda Burton, Il woman Of colour, Mr..
Burton.
C-Richeson Ctirle, Charles r. Cohbs,
Moses r. Cook, Vim. ChilIes, Rev Walter
Christian, Mrs. Mary craile, William r..
Chaplain, Mrs lsbcl Canniiax Q, Peter Il.
Camden, Rev. Joseph Carson, Pleasant
Greasy, Robert Camn. Reuben Cox, julius
Cesar, Clerk superior coult chancery B,
Doct Geo. Cabell, Milnor COX.
D-Richard Deiarnett & Sons, Jane
Damerson, Polly Davis, Samuel II. Davis,
Mrs. Susannah Donelas, Elizabeth Doug
las.
E-Charles Ellis.
F-Xacharlah Freeman, Shelton Foster
G-James Gillian, Nieroy S. Garner,
Benz. S. Gale, Henry S. Green, John Gar
rett, Daniel Gray.
H-Jesse Hare, Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Hill
John Hopper ohn Holmes, Edw. Hughes,
VIM. ID. Ililb John i. Hawkins, Demareus
Xix, II. II. HUT, John Hockaday, Daniel
Hide, Ambrose II. Iiansard, Mrs. Medg-
wich, Austin W. Hunter, Conrad Holstein,
Richard ID. liaden.
J--Mrs. Elizabeth johnson, Jonah lsbel
Rhody lrby, Timothy johnson, Ives, Lew-
is 4 Co, 9, Inspectors Spring Warehouse,
VIM. Joiner.
I-Zach,ille King 9.
L--James Lane, Cyrus NJ. Lazello, John
S. Levingston, James Lee, Mrs. Anne Il.
Lampkin, Capt. Vim. K Lee, Mrs. Martha
i. Lee, Capt. JAMES l.. Lampkin, Doctor
Francis j.. Lee.
-M--Jeremiah Murphy, Read Mon,gome-
ry Il Co, Rev. W. =. Martin, Vim. Masse
b, Charles Mitchell, Thomas Moorman, Ir.
Mrs, Fanny Merchant, James Martin 4,
Richard S. Masse, John Martin 3, Rev.
SGth Mead 3, Eli Mayors, Edw. McCrclie,
Vim. Mayberry, james {. Moorman,
Mrs. Sarah Martin, 1hos. s. hlcClelland,
John Monahan, John Malone, Thomas N.
Mann 2, Henry Meredith, Andrew More
land 8, Thomas Mckennedy, VIM. Mont
gomery, Jane Moss, a woman of colour,
Edw. Z. Mansfield, Harvey Mitchell.
yN:-hIrs. Rostnca North, Spencer Nor.
veil, Sr.
P-Benj. A. Phillips, John ID. Punkett,
Mrs. Elizabeth Price, Charles Pritchard
Jas. PoindeSter, Rev. Chas. Price, Dahpey
7. Philips, V. Peyton, Mrs. Mary Z. Pen
dleton.
RE. +. Rawson, Esq Miss Sally Ram
scy, Robert Robinson. Johan Ride, Mr..
Risquc 3 Spencer Z. Reid, Philip Rohr,
Henry l.. Rose, VIM. Robinson.
!S--Tarleton Saunders, Abner Scissor,
Capt. Eppes Spain, james Stewart, John
w. Schcnk, Daniel Stratton, jesse Sam
mons, John Shepherd.
T-Armstead Truslow 2, VIM. Thomp-
son, Sr, Anson TinsIey, Doctor Samue
Tataferro.
J Benz. Nawter2.
U-Founiain Wells, Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Nilliap 5, Capt. John Warwick, Captain
Elias Wills, Luke Wade, VIM. Woodruff,
Robt. A. Wilson q, Capt. John l.. Wood
son, Jacob Woodson, Adam White, T.. Y.
Wimbusb, Hardin Wash
JOHN ID. MuRRELb, Z. n.
October ). w3W 8
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TO TIL, PUBLIC,

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Female Hoaraing Mouse.

VEylIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
u her friends and The public, that she has ren-
ted The upper par' oflhe tenement, lately occn-
pied by Messrs. Thomas o Daniel IIigghbot-
ham, where she intends opening boarding
honec for the accommodation of FEMALES,
aud has made arrangements for the reception
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board, washing, lodging and fire wood.
hATILDA NASH.
September l. w2w 6
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American journal OF Science an,
Arts,

Conducted by BENJAMIN sILLlMAN, Pro
ftssor Of Chemistry, 8c faie COLLEGE.
This Journal began in the year 1919. Tive
numbers, between which there is an interval
Of about three months. form volume.
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Lottery and Exchange Office, Ri, Markets..
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Where more capital prizes have been sold
than al any other office in America.
Orders from any part Of the tnited states
by mail post paid or by private conye, nrre !,
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The subscriber will continue the hardware
business in tie house formerly occupied by
Ammon Hancock \ co. lie will also kcepon
hand, good assortment OF Paints, Oil, and
Painters materials, all ot which articles he is
determined 10 sell low Tor cab.
AAIMOS HANCOCK,
August -. 4w loo
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NAkD'S OFFICE,
Oeiober2, 1873
OH days drawingof the
Grand State Luttery.


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InIiE copartncrship of Ammon Hancock
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DANIEL BROWN,
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Ju1,
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
A FARM FOR SALE.

, THE. subscriber offers for sale the
Farm on Rhode Island, which was late the summer
residence Of SIR. CHARLES BARIso II is besui.
fully situated on the west side oi the island about
four and an half miles from Newport, and is supplied
by its shores, with very considerable quantity o.:
sea nsnure--has on it large and convenient dwell
ins house, built and finished in the modern style.
with proper outhouses, s walled into SINAI, enclo.
sures, aud has on il witkin ten steps Of the house
spring of excellent wafer which never fails to fur.
nsh abundant supply. Any one wishing to view
the fern or know the terms. Iosy apply to RIcHARp
K RAspoLBP. Esq in Newport. or to the subscri-
Der ia Providence. JACOB DUNWELL.
I8lS
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A nu,der was C. mmlted at East Wind.
sor, Conn last week, by NsihsoIei Cu'ti',
nulsuo, upon the person of George Fletcher,
. black man; they worked together IN The
manufacture ot bs.ke,s-s dispute ensued be-
tween them, when Cuius o. deTed Fletcher
to leave his house tnd when out, struck him
o violen, blow upon IN, head with hoe,
which caused his death. Curus immediately
fed, and has not yet been found. tCu'ns was
spprehended in thi, town on Saturday Last,
and Carried back to Connecticut.-Ref
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The RHODE.ISLAND REGISTER
for 1894.


~ Containing me almanac, u
Eqraton table, shelving the difference between
the true and apparent time.
Geographical sketch Of r. l. with the table Of the
census. "' ,...
State and county offices, civil and military.
Societies and Institutions in Newport and Provi.
dence
Mupicpsl off ;ers and others. such rs are most
Important TO De generally known Of all the towns in
the state.
A Table of officers fees, , ...t.... -
of the extent aud population Of the Uni.
ted States
- Of the increase of population Of the Uni
ted States. i..'.I
Of increase sad decrease OF exports
- ofits shipping and public debt ~
= Of the cities and chief towns in the U 8.
with their population in 1920
- OF The extent and population Of America,
with its chief towns and their population
Of the extent and population Of Europe,
their religion and government with their chiei cities
and population %. 3. t.lh ,.' ago. g..
Of tie foreign possessions Of European
nations, the extent and population of Asia, their prin
cipai cities and their POI uls,ion
- Of the extent and population Of the world
.rs - showing at one view .he height OF The
most celebrated mountains in the world.
of the Banks IN Rhode Island
- of the suns declinston for 1924 't-r.
,' - Of the Masonic Lodges in Rhode.islaad,
with their officers ,f...
OF the Governors of the states and the
seats OF the state government
A Statistical view Of the principal colleges in the
United States. Beside variety OF other matter and
useful Information
The above is just re eeived and tor sale by
JAMES HAMMOND.
Dec IS
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INHALATION.

The Rev wILLiAM GAsMsLL was lns'aHed rs
Pas,or Of the I'd Baptist Church. m this town, on The
10,h inst Introductory prayer by the Rev hr oi ms
bee. of WEXFORD Sermon by the Candidate, from
Ist Thes ii, was well adapted TO the occasion N
unison with the sentiments ofthe Church, and eShib.
tied an epome Of the system OF truths which they
expect, Aud wish to hear from their Pastor The
char qe vas delivered by Rev Mr. Gano, Of Pro'i.
denct. Right hand Of Fellowship, BY Rev Mr. Lud.
low. OF pto,deuce. Tn. services we're witnessed
by numerous and atertre audience, and were in.
,erspsrs,d with appropriate and excellent music,
der the d. ection Of Mr.. Benj amin Msr.h. Jun.
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NEWPORT BANK.

NToTrcE is hereby given that on
~ Thursday the frs, dsy Of January next. the
half yearly dividend viii be declared and pad to
such persons ss the books of the Bank will shew TO
be stockholders on the 24'b instant
Nsnce 4, likewise erper, That on Wednesday the
seventh day OF said January, q general meeting Of
the stockholders viii take psoe al ,hrir banking
boose al half past o'clock Pm, for NE election o'
Drec,ors snd the transaction ~ The necessary bust
ness of sail Bsnk at vheN time AID place generh
meeting ofths Stockholders Of the xode island In
saranee Company ~ill also be beld. Tor the ss"e
purno,e Nv order,
JOHN " sIEARNAN, CASHIER.
Newport, Dec II, 1925.
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prison We know no, wba, special reasons
the President nay have had Tor 'h's sc' ot
clzneney, but We sie con',' aimed 10 say that
the almost invsrisbie escape f'am punish
Inent of the persons detected end even ecu
slcied of the ctims of Piracy, mos' have a
tendency TO encourage continuance oi law
less depredations on our conmetce and the
sltoos, indiscrim,nate exercise OF the pardon
pos power, vested ia the p esidenl, has given
much d's,.lisfasIvn 10 his irisnds IN this
elareI."
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MORE CHEAP GOODS.
VIM. James Tilley,,
Mn 10 TLnnIce- ,freek
No. ll9, Thames. street

and No. l, CnSton1. House Court,
WILL this day open another lot OF those
cheap FLANNELS, which are for sale from Is TO S.
The yard Alec, Ju" opened ie~ more ladies' cloths
and esssmeres, ss also more cheap brosdcoths.
which he will sell loser than At any other store ia
Newport He has still on hand nice Russia diapers
., three dollars tie piece, aud sbee,ings over yard
wide ior only fifteen cents the yard-snd all other
goods proportonsbiy cheap.
An those Who wait to get good bsrg.ins, would
do well to give him . call befJre they buy.
tS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
A Ia Court of Probate held at the

A Il Court Of Probate held at the
"A Town.house in North Kingstown on the 9th
dsy of December, 1898 William Reynolds (ofJabez)
Executor TO the last will end testament Of Hannah
Sheffield. deceased, presented sn sccount against he
estate of said deceased amounting 10 live hundred
and sixty four dollars and thirty seven cents.
Ordered thtt ,he consideration thereof be referred
TO the ne 1t Court Of Probse, 10 he holden at this
house on the second Monday OF January next at o
clock, N, and that all persons interested, be duly
notified thereof by publishing this order three weeks
suceessivey, in one of the newspapers pu' 'shed 10
the town Of Newport
true copy ofno' 'rd,
~ JON. REYNOLDS, Prob Cik.
Dec fB.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
NOTICE.

THE Commissioners of the Newport Asylum, here
by give notice. that they will dispose OF the time
of q Young colored woman With her infant child,
tow al the Asylum. for period not exceeding one
ye.r Said Somsn is q smart, active person, and
xelI opa ed a. . cook, or to do the work of fam
iiy. persVns disposed - hire ~iIl make application
to L. II. MU UdfJAD, See-y.
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