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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-11-17
Oct. l3, 1925,

NT0On CARDING.-The subscribers
w respectfully inform their friends
and the public, that they card Wool of all
grades into rolls in the best manner. They
continue to manufacture wool on shares or
by contract, as may best suit their en-
ployers.
The following persons will receive and
forward any articles intended for the I'M
ion Factory.-Edward Stanhope and Rob
crt II. and Francis Carr, Newport; George
Lawton, Tivertcn; jeremiah Gifitrd, Bris-
tol Ferry.
They return their sincere thanks TO
their former customers and solicit the con-
tinuance Of their favors.
JOHN BABCOCK,
MOSES LAWTON.
Portsmouth, July %.
HyURKISH PRIN1'S--NEW GOODS.
l. IL. SESSIONS, has Just received
from The Boston auctions a large assort-
ment of FALL GOODS-ainong which
are,
ElegaNt Turkish prints-London ditto
mourning ditto-black bombazins, wide g.
narrow-black and colored levanGnes--
nankn and Canton crapps-Itdian do. all
colors. -yrlveteens- shaded vclveteen hdkfs
fancy silk do.--silk velvct-hgured silks
black silk Observation-Disclosures do
linen cambric do,--imitation do.-cmbrol-
dercd do.-bombarctts-- plaids-
cashmere and Valencia long shawls--
pushes-linens, very cheap--b,oadcloths
cassimercs, sattinetts, fannels, and vest
ings, a great variety-fnini.ure--cppper-
plates-worsted, silk and cotton hose
null muslin--shear do.-cambrics, with a
variety of other articles which are offered
for sale as low as can bo purchased in New
port. sept. ~, 1926.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-11-17

NOTICE.-Whereas the Honorable
L Y Court of Probate of the town Of Soutk
Kingstown, did on the 9Th August, appoint
me, the subscriber, (in the place Of Thomas
c. Iiuzard) Guardian of the person aad es-
tate Of Peter w Clarke, of Sohth- Kings
town, and also of the following children Of
the said Peter w. Clarke, viz. James E..
Clarke, Csrder ii Clarke, Peter w. Clarke
jun. and Nicholas Clarke, all of said South.
kingstown, and having qualified myself a.
the law directs, do hereby forbid all per-
sons transacting any business with, or trust.
ing either of the above persons, as shall
pay none of their debts or contracts from
this date. AL persons indebted to said es-.
tate, ore called upon to make payment, md
those having demands, to call and settle
NICHOLAS CLARKE, Guordida
Of said Peter and ofhis Children
South -Ringstown, aug 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-11-17
"rhe truth, ihe rhoie truth, and ott,ng but
the truth"

.fmohg htS assortment arc the .foll6iofrg
Elegant blue and blk. flannes from II 10
and mixed broad cents. to 81 the yd
cloths. lisse skin gloves for
Rich bossine silks for 2s.3d. the pair and
bonnets. very nico.
Rich garnturc ofrib- Paris kid gloves for
bons 2s.3d.
Plush irngcsf for trim Good tckings for on
mings ly 90 cts per sd.
White and colorcd Sheetings from Cd to,
pushes Is6.
White and eolored Nice elk vcstings for
velvets 81 the pattern
Elegant stripe barago Good blue broadcloths
Stout plain and iigur- for 81 the yd
ed barage silks Cotton shawls for IL
New prints in imita- each.
ton of the barags Silk velvets for 9s tho
silks yard
Black and white laco Sewing threads for Is
wells. I'D the 100 skeins
4 superb assortment l case of Leghorns
Of plumes cheap and good.
a Complete assort. bale of bun;ings
ment of hdkfs Nice Russia diapers
Cassinleres aud satti. from l3sGd to i6s6d
nets the piece
Bookings and baizes a complete asso.t-
Builils and kerscys ment of habit and
Caps and gloves other buttons,
And many other articles too tedious to men
ton, all Of which shall be sold at cheaper
rate than Al any other store III this town
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-11-17
New Goods.

IAIES -MUMFORD, No, 20, Thames
~ street, has just received frea Boston, a
great variety of Fresh GOODS, which le is
selling very low-arnong which, afs blue, blk
mixed and drab broadcloths, cassifReres, and
DeyoEshire kersies; blue peiisse cloths for la
dies coats; stout blue and brown c9r1blets for
cloaks; Scotch plaids; Caroline p.aids, very
handsome figures; wide and narrow black BON.
bazise; figured and plain bombazets; Valencia
long shawls; black gauze hdkfs. handsome Va
hncia yesting; black and colored Canton crane;
black and green Italian do; Russia diapers;
furniture chintz; black, flag, and handsome
silk hdkfs cotton flag do; cotton umbrellas.
handsome calicoes; cashmere points; men and
ladies beaver gloves; sattinets black and green
lutestrinrs white and colored cambria /; cassi-
mere and cotton shawls; white and brown lin
ems; plain and figured swiss muslin; null mus
linz shear do; white muslin robes; gentlemens
white and figured cravats; bobbinet lace; Eng
lish fannels; tabby velyets; men and women :
hose point blankets green booking; Scotch
caps comforters ALSO, very superior as
sortment of domestic beached and unbleached
cottons; chex bcdticklng, ginghams and stripe,
&c. DC. Oct. l3,
MERCHANTS BANK.-At the animal
lVl meeting Of the Stockholders of the Mcr-
chants Bank, held at their Banking Room on
Monday, the Sd inst. the following gentlemen
were unanimously elected Directors for the
year ensuing, viz Samuel Whitehorne. Hen
ry Bull, Edardrd ~ Laietoa, Isaac Could, Ma
thaniel S. Ruggies, Thomas Bush, Charles ".
Thuyston Iohn Y. Hammett, Wiitiam BGteman.
And at u subsequent meeting of the Directors,
SAMUEL WnIrEHoRsE, Esq, was unanimously
reelected President.
CHARLES GYLES, Cashier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-11-17
BREwERY.-Tbe sIiNS-.

NEWPORT BREwERf.-The sub
~ scribeE.having purchased Mr.. Henry
Pottcr's part of the above Establishment,
and having employed an experienced
workman, from ENGLAND, to carry on the
same, prcsrmes the ale and beer will not
be inferior to any manufactured in the u
nted States. lie offers double ale at So
per cask; table beer SO do; Casks to be
returned.
Orders for the above left at the Bre%c-
~, or by application to Inc, will be punctu-
ally attended TO.
Yeast and grains may be had at The
Brewery. -
STEPHEN A. ROBINSON.
March "a.
O.M4IySfO.rERS NOTCE----We tho
~ subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon Court of Probate, for the town Of North.
Kingstown, in tho county of Washington,
Commissioners 10 receive and examine the
claims Of tho creditors against the estate of
BENrpIcr Blows. deceased represented insol.
vent hereby give notice. that SIX months from
the date hereof, is allowed to the creditors Of
said estate, to bring in and prove their rcspec.
tive claims, aud that we shall attend for that
purpose. a, our respective dwellings, shy time
within ,hc said period.
WIsrGArE WArsos,)
RrJ,nrS LAwToS, Cons.
luux II REysutns
All persons indebted to said estate, are &c.
questcd 90 make immediate payment to.
IN CO.NGDO.N, .idm'r.
WEXFORD. Oct. 10. Ooo.
NsxNNflNS,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-11-17
TaN and Winter Goods.
IT, SWy8GEs A CO.

HAVE JUST OPENED,
az PACKAGES of the most elegant
A.D GooDs, and the newest style that
hayc'eyer been brought to Newport.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-11-17

Ana many other articles too tedious 10 mon
ton, all of which shall be sold at n cheaper
rate than at any other store i'll this town.
Oct a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-11
JOHN BOYLE,
VIM. OW SLEY,
B. MILLS.
Frankfort, Jan. 90, 1895.

The Virginia Annual Conference of Methodist
ministers, met at Oxford, On. c. on the oath ut.
md adjourned the Cd inst; when the following
appointments made:
James RiyeT DiStrict--CAIEB LEACH, p. Elder.
RichmoAd-J1Scph Carson.
Williamsburg-John Kerr.
Gloucester-Ethelbert Drake, William A. Smith.
Hanover--Wm. Hubbard, Abner Perdue.
Columbia c. w S. Harper, WilliamI. Waller
Amherst-Moses Brock.
JNtLerin District-H. G. LEIGH, P. F.
Lynchburg-Wn,. Leigh.
Bedford--Wm. II. Star, Lewelliug Jones.
Buckingham-Jobn Thompson.
Grecnve-George NJ Anderson.
Petersburg-George w Charlton.
Neutrality-suspicious. Smith, VIM. Moss.
Brunswick-Russel q. Foster, p. Anderson.
Amelia-Henry Ally, Samuel Tompkins
Cbesterfed-John e. Ballew, David Roberts.
Norfolk District-BESJ. DEvANY,P P. f.
Norfok-Thomas Cfowder.
Pertsmouth-OvertonB Bernard.
Pr. Anne Francis a. Ward, I. w. Newman.
Sussex-Joakim Lane, WIN. Holmes.
ugh--Benett I. Blake.
Gates--W adde Johnson.
Suffolk and Surry-Wm. Peoples.
Yadkin Disfrict-LEwEs SKIDMoRE, P. Z.
Granvic-Wm Compton, John Panabaker.
Franklin-Jesse Lee.
Yadkiu-Cbristophe Thomas.
lrede!l-Jamcs Reed
Salisbury Robert Wikerson.
Bemiser-G. Molly.
Guilford--Rufus Wiley.
CasweIl--Joshua Leigh.
Hillsborough- Thomas Lemay.
.Neuse District THOMAS HOWARD, P. Z,
Mathematician A. Barn
Raleigh City-Wm. Hammett.
Raleigh Circuit-Thomas r. BTame.
Trent-Curts Hooks.
opsail-inlet--Bazil Floyd.
Beaufort and treights-Thompson Gerard
Black Rivcr-David o. Shattock.
Tar River-Charles P. Wtherspoon.
Haw River-Jacob Hill.
Ronnoak Disfrict-HENRY HOLMES, 2. l..
Roanoak Circuit-Peter Doub, S. Day.
Washington-Jo5eph Carl.
Swift Creek and Albemarle Sound--Samuel Har-
rell, A. Hanel.
Mattamuskeet and Banks and Islands-Benj
Edge, J. Holstead.
Camder-Bentou Field.
Edenton-Wm. Morrison.
JOHN EARLY, Conference Missionary.
The following persons have located this year.
John F. Andrew, Elijah Sparks, John Hales, T.
Muire.
We are glad to learn, that previously to the
termination Of the late Session Of the Legislature
of MARYLAND, an act was passed, aboilshIug I'M
prisonment for debt, so far as regards females
mat Int
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-11

We are glad to learn, that previously to the
termination Of the late Session of the Legislature
of Maryland, an act was passed, aooiishing I'M
prisonrnent for debt, so far as regards females.
Nat int.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-05
Young Hyatoga,

WILL stand this season, on Mondays and
w Tuesdays, at the stable Of the subscri-
Der. near Darksville; and on Thursdays and
FRIDAYS, at the stable Of Isaac Smith, near
Hopewell Westinghouse, Frederick county,
and be le, to mares at six dollars the season.
(but may be discharged by the payment of five
dollars, paid by the LIST of Oct, next;) three
dollars (cash) the single leapi and nine dollars
for e~nsuring a mare in foal; which may be dis
charged by the payment of eight dollars by
The lst of March next. The season has COM
menoed, ard will end the first July.
ROBERT p, BRYARLEY.
April d.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-05
Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the estate of Johp
~ Laypaster, deceased, by bond, note, or
bookaccount, are requested to make immedi-
ate payne nj; and those having claims against
said estate, are invited to come forward with
their accounts, legally authenticated for settle
ment. JACOB MYERS, .4dmfr
April IA.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-05

Everg Prize payable in C.aSH, sirty days at.
ter the daring sutect to q deduction Of fifteen
per cent.
will be into one wheel as usual--and in the
other wheel will be put, the prizes abore the
denomination Of Two Dollars and the drawing
to progress in the usual manner. The 10000
| prizes of 50 will be awarded to the odd or e.
ven Numbers'of the Lottery Gas the case may
be) dependent on the drawing of the Capital
Prize of T7venty 1housund DoLars-that is 10
, say if the 10000 dollar rr,ze shou,l COM out
to an Odd Number, then every odd .NtuniJer in
! the Scheme will be entitled to a So prize. If
the 90, 900 dollar prize should come out to an
| Even Number, then all the Even Numbers in the
| Scheme will be each entitled to a prize of So
! Odd.Ntpnbers are those ending 7eih1 8, 5, Z org
q Aimm6ers are those ending zuith2, 4 6.Sor0
This mode of drawing not only enables the
/ Commissioner to complete the whole Lottery
in ONE DRAWING, but has the great advsn-
| tage Of distributing the small prizes regularly
to every alternate number IN The scheme, so that
the holder of two shares of tickets Zone odd
and one even number) will be certain of OBJ
tsiHiug at least one prize, and in the same ra-
to for any greater quantity.
GA Ticket drawing a superior prize in This
scheme, Is NOT RESTRICTED from drawing
an Inferior one also
The drawing will take place in the City of
Baltimore on "Wednesday the 18th ofMAY, and
will finish on the same day. Avery short peri
cd therefore, intervening before the time of
drawing win arrive- Adventures at a distance
should avail themselves Of the very superior
advantages offered by the schemes; and send on
their orders without ~delay-they will remark
the low rate Of tickets-the very trifling risk to
be run, there not being one Blank to a b,f-e)
and that the capital prize of TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS. is of a magnitude
hitherto unprecedented for so small a sum in
v~ested-above all, however, is the CERTAIN.
TY OF OBTAINING AT LEAST ONE
PRIZE by the purchase of two tickets or two
shares-(one odd and one even number) and in
the same ratio of certainty in the purchase "fs
greater number of tickets or shares.
The limits of an advertisement do not permit
a detail of the various and many advantages in
this improved mode of Lottery they will ma
turslly present themselves to the adventurer on
examination of the scheme, TO a scrutiny OF
which, we invite their attention.
Whole Tickets, 81
Halves
Quarters,
To be had, in the greatest variety Of Numbsrs.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-05
REMOVAL

TNIiE subscriber respectfully informs the CT
]. tizens of Msrtinsburg and the public in
general, that he has removed his Tailor shop
to his own house near the bridge, on Quees
street, where he is prepared TO execute all or
ders in his line of business. He deems il un-
necessary TO say any thing about his work, az
he is known TO the public; suffice it to say, that
his work shall be done as well, and on as low
terms, as any other person in the valley. No
delay need be expected; in twenty -four hours
from the time the garment is brought, the coat
can be had, if desired lie wishes tito be dis
tinctly understood. hat he will not charge the
tlllers of the soil, and others, more for maxi
ing a coat, than he would q merchant, rs has
been the practice with some of his neighbors.
Patrick Cunningham.
Mariinsburg, April 26
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-05
NewHerringS'Ska
XJTE have new No. 1, SUSQUEH4N.N1
w HERRLvGS and SHAD, for SALE
Lane & TOgnsr.
Shepherdstown, April %


TIME highest price, in CASH, win be paid
IL for good Chestnut Oak and Black Oak
BARK, delivered at our Tan Yard ia Martins.
burg. The Bark must be delivered in good
order.
Good & Siswart
Martinsburg. April %
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-05
COEHEN'S
Cash for Rags.

gThe highest price in CASH
will be given for clean Cotton
and Linen RAGS at the office
of the Martinsburg Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-05-05

20. 600 Tickets-N'ot One blank 10 a Prize!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-18

ccs.piag Of or, or .wo opsn bos's--lhs.7
e|ew,, hawsvsf, (oIaek,) wsse owned
In edition 10 The above, we iesrn by the
French ship L'EclsiF, from 81 Pieftes, Mart.
tina, me gate commenced here on he &c
uii, a. p. NJ. snd lasted al half past nioe
nes, mofning. The wind was from S. w. TO
.. sni b.ew win he gres'ss, yioience sbou,
10 me evening from the Souh No French
vessels were lost, ih'ee Ameriesn vessels
Sefe driven ashore aud went 10 pieces. The
plsnls,io ia that neighpofhoed were rot
much Injured.
Information E ON Gusdsioupe, stated thai
greaS inlay wa. done at Bas,ste'rs, which
va. neary cemoished-sli tho governmen,
building we c olow0 oyn. neatly etghf hnH.
dred terso.s pc Isbed. sod be piso's,ons
much mi 'd.
-. A. Punr Pe'-, several American vessels
erd F,sucn cOsste',, weis d.iveu ashore, and
euG;oed moe lev dlmsge.
Rosesux, (Dnminieo) all The vessels
~e'e lo,t-h' BnUAdoos and ST. Luces, the
sa:ppng sustained eOnsIde able ipIu y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-18

r, ts, t:sn stated 10 srrne OF ihe rew,ps
pe,s of ;he eouotry, tbs, Csptsin, Creigb on
snc Deacon ate 'ofo'nipg ttom The Medie,
rsneso srder o,rss. II THE be true, We have
authority for 'syiog. that tbs goysrnmsn, ha,
no know,sdec si the fact. II i, a htde 20.
o,s,ksble, by the way, that just ~ this moment
go many unfoonded reporls regarding the Of
fcefs Of the Navy should originate and obt.in
currency, in pace where d IL 90 easy, upon
proper spplIcsnou, 10 procure eorIsct inio,-
nation. Aa.i0na! J5IrHaL
The American sqg,dion was at Gibraltar on the
9th of July.
II appears by the last stonugtor paper. that a..
range mrnts made for celebrating the returning
Anniversary ofthe 9th Of september. comme morative
OF the battle fought Al FoRr GRIswoLD. 1881 An
Grafton is TO be pronounced on Grolon Heishts.
One year expired last Monday, since our dis,in
guished and beloved guest. Gen. La FAYErrE, ar.
rived on Our shores. IN the Csdmus. Capt. Allyn.
The U. Corvette Hornet, Captain Kennedy, sail.
ed from Hampton Roads on the Slh nat for Wash.
ington, carrying detachment Of sesn,en from that
place. for The frga,e Drandywine. which i. 10 con.
vey Gen Lafayette 10 France, about the LIST proxino
murder Of Ms. Fanny Mose,y, 70 Franklin
Couny, N Y. end sentenced to DO hung on
re 26th inst. He was psy,og hi. addre,,ss
10 Ms. M.sely, aud expected shortly 10 be
married to hcr, and i, ~ss supposed con,mit.
ted the hortid deed in Fl, OF Jealousy.
The titn volums Of q supplement 10 Wi.
sons American anthology bss just been
published IN Philadelphia, b. Ch,'Ie, Lucien
Donspstte, near relative to rapoleoo. As
the des,h Of M. Wilson LEI, thi. vsIusble
work in m unhoisheJ state, and the dis,in.
guishsd ino'v,jusl who has undertaken TO re.
sumo il, has devoted his exclusive time TO tho
subjsct, aimee he resided in the Uni,sd States,
and has ample funds to carry on me wo,a. we
may expect to SEQ IL completed in a style wor.
Thy OF The subject.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-18
IieD,

IN this town. 5,h ,ns, Albert C. son OF Mr. Tho
pas Aylsworlh. aged 2 years Also a child Of Mr.
George Coz, aged abcat years
l2ih, Susan, aged years, dsugh,cr Of Mr. Isaac
Thsyer the second child he has lost by the measles
within few days.
10Th. Sarah Robinson, daughter of Joseph w.
Hazard. aged 10 mos
In Mendon, (Nass) on the 9Th inst. Mrs Phebe
Robinson, aged ~ years, widow of Mr. George ID.
Robinson. OF this town
In Providence, 18th iDst Christopher C Dexter,
Esq eldest son Of Mr. Stephen Dexter, aged 81 Years
-ia,h, Sally J. .frnoid, in her 18Th ycar---l6.h,
Mrs Ruth Iones. in her 82d year.
In NiddIetown. Con. on Tuestry. 9Th inst Mr..
Lucy ann NJ Donough consor, Of Com. rhomss NJ.
Donough, and daughter Of the late Naihsnei shaler
ESQ aged 81 yeare.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-18
A GOOD STAND.

HE Real Estate Of The late William Prior. con.
sising OF Dwelling House aud Lot, near the
Rcd Market, lin Market s9uare) vii, be aod as
heretofore advertised. pabiic suc,ion on Saturday
the Sd day Of sept. 1925 at II O'Clock in the fore.
noon-undcr the direouon Of the cour, Of probate.
WM LOWE, kuctr.
EewDort, aup IN.
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Paek2ge Sale of Domcsne Goods,
,dTpkOYlDEhcr /Rh

I'm THuRSDAY. the 2s'h inst at 10 o'c'k An
oH e,edf o. sir months or cfprored endorsed notss
WIN T.. GREENE. will sru al Auction at the
store OF BENZ. CLisToRp. south msin.s,r,ei,
SoO packages OF Am, .icsn Cation and " ooen
ooocs, consisting OF brown and beschel shee,ings
and shir,ngs stripes plsias. checks and bed ticks.
comprising Nh extensive assortment OF all the differ.
eh' widths and qusiues. manufactured in this state.
broadcioihs, ca'sneIes, ssiIne,s. nsnnes, &c.
Purchasers are assured that every package goods
offered viii be sold without any reserve whstever -.
Catalogues viii be ready for delivery. and The sam.
pie packages for examination, the DAY pre,ious is
the sale
Providence. aug IL. 1925 T.ug 49,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-18
MASONS WANTED

w ANTED Immediately, at Fort Adams. Newport
w Hsrbor, ten first rate Stone Aasons-o o wloui
good w.Res viii be gwen
Nome need Apply bui such "a have served a., tntits
sPpfsnueeshp. and are masters of he business
JOS. e. 1OrtEN, .Naj Enru
Brept Li Col.
-r'' hdems. Nug. ". lS'S sug 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-18

Some Coed Chances lor SmH2 Fortunes.
WAsBiNGTON CITY CANAL LOT1ERy--
drew yesterday, in Washington, SIS 900 high.
est priae-aso przos of 10 0V0-5 oo0--2 OF 3 5UO--
I Of 2,3c0-2o of 5000 OF 250-&c &c
For tickets q, SIS sad shares in proportion, apple
immediately at W. ID. CALLAHANa Lottery aUd
Exchange o!hce, opposite the r. I. Union Bank -
Also for tickets in the Washington Canal aud Con.
pectcut S,s,e Lottery, which draws next Wednes.
day. 10000 Dollars, highest prize Tickets only
.bree dollars
A Glass Of Ten Tickets 10 open for subscription.
apply as above aug i8
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-18
To School Committees and Instructors.

TO School Committees and Instructors.
WTELPLEy'o Comrcnd Of History. new edition.
" greatly improved. aud enlarged, Ivy Rev J. Eti-
HssoN.- rhis edition contains seversi handsome cop.
prpstes. Chart of History and Geogrs sphy. chro-
noogical tibles. and 81 stem Of artificial memory.
Sorse's improved School Ceogrsph, snd Auss.
hLso-lhs or,hocpicsi Guide being improve.
m.nt OF PerO's spelling hook, with Walkers FRO.
nunciston. by ISRAEL ALoun. jun author OF the
Pionounc,ng Bible, new testament, &c.
Primary Lessons for The use OF schools.
The above Books are published and for sale by
Richardson Il Lord. Boston Also for sale. by
JAMES HAMMOND.
Newport, aug Ig.
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ATTENriON-VOLUNTEERS. 1.

TIE Nerp'r' Isdrpsndsnf roiunieers are rrquir;
i ed TO NEE, 81 the s,ate bOuse. this evening, az
early candle light. On business Of importance A
general aud puneiusI attendance is reque,,ed
BY order, J ATKINSON, Clerk
Gr Those who wish 10 become Member, are re-:
spectiuiiy invited to attend. suy IA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-18
III a couri Of PROBATE, holden at Ssuth

III Court Of Probate, holden al South
kngsfoDn, hug. -. 1875.
A n instrument of wiring was presented 10 this
court, purpor'ing TO be The las, will end tests.
u.nt OF Oliver Tenant, late of Souih.Hngstovn.
ceased. for probate. ard the Court refer the con
aiIon OF the sane oGti ,he second Monday IN
'ep'eubef next, ., . court Of probate to be holden
un LIt Rest. and that the same be notified in ono
o' the ne papers printed this state three weeks,
thst ai pc ens interested in said will may attend II
ibey zee Il be heard in the pre- mises.
witness, siLAS BROWN. Probate Clerk
aug 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-18
NOTICE.-Whereas, the Honorable

I'll ~ N Ti.-- w neTcaS Inc ttOnutaDIc
- Y Court Of Probate Of the town Of south Kings.
town, did on the 9th Augusta appoint me. the sub,cri.
ber Tin the place Of Thomas g. Hszsrd) Guardian Of
the person and estate Of Peter w Clarke Of South
Kngs,own. aud also of The following children Of Tie,
said Peter w. Clarke, viz. james Y. Clarke, Ca,dcr
". Clarke. Peter w Clarke, Jun and Nicholas
Clarke. oil OF said SoubKiugstown. and having qual.
flied myself Ms the law dueois. do hereb forbid ali
persons trsnsscing any business With, trusting eli
her OF the above persons, as shall pay more oftheir
debts or contracts from this date. bl person, in-
deb,ed TO said estate, are called upon to ke pay
ment, and those having demands, to call and settle.
NICHOLAS CLARKE. guardian Of
said Peer, ando his CkidreB.
south k'ngs,oun, Aug TO- 1926 tsug i8 6v.