davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
Soap and Candle Mandatory.

s'iE subscriber takes TINS OPP ltuity 10 info,n III.
Abf that hc establishment hercl ufort conduct cd ~
Is RAY, Esd sether WITH the accounts conrcctcu
MN The business OF hat establishment !. ON the first n
January 1870 have passed into his hands 4 Thai he Nil
commune The business IN all its branches 1t tht 0Ai s,nd
corner OF latnall and Queen Streets ner he iHJ ti,f
ine H1e where he Nll Manufacture and fuinisl, a PM
adei IA pfces Dou'd and Dip CANDLES, fulers, Yes
to5D, and Braun SOAP, OF TIE best quality.
EAOCIt ROBERTS
B. The highest price given Tor TulloM, i,asEcy,
Fai, and Fit OF every Descriptions
y lminrton, Nov IA 12.6 49,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
delaware and Hudson Canal

49, od.hS accustomed 10 The use of ,be shade ~ -,
IA king n Rock, will fla employment az i'm !,
mes q NE above Caaal Tie Rack Work on ~,
'eia Aae RIVER is now going on and the exesyaton =,
sons sang o reach the work fam lie No,f R.e ~.
ard either a Kingston or New b,ngh. -
N.,o, - ,oar JOHN BOLTON, President,
80 -. IN-llt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
NOTICE.

sHE STOCKHOLDERS N me Delaware Fire Insurance Com
Il pany hereby notified that an Ins,ament nr E;rs
Dlas each and every share Of Stock BY them held /
reg red be paid on the I'd day July next 1T he Bank
y wilmington ana Brsndywiae between the hours Of
by Order sfthr Board:
April a. 1897. - .
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
NOTICE.

v AIRED GiiEsNET, Chair Maker, Of the 7, ro 81 q
~ wilmington, having ON HE ed instant sold AID e'l.
vcved to the subscriber ali lis stock in trade Ne Fsg
are respectfully informed that The business and trafew
M0rd, III the name and Of the subscriber wv"
hereby s4llci's ronlnusnce Vi The public custom
WILLIAM cliEsNtf.
March ~, 1877 40-6f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
Sx1LRXTFALTY.
TO THE DEMO CK.lIIC ELEfJUPs oL

NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
EfELLoW CI1lZENs-Please 10 accept nv grateful "a.
Acknowledgements for your past iavors in placing y : an
= letrn 'or I've Once OF SHERIFF at your last nonina.
on Elections and the time approaching when accor.
ing usage. viii again be called on o select person
" M 'ha' Office, permit to offer myse If a
ahdidste, and 10 solicit continuation of your suffrage
ar The ensuing Felm assuring YOU, at the same time
nat VII cheeftuy submit any mode Of Nomination.
aat may be adopted by County Meeting and give my
ahaviesa support 10 The Candidate who may be Nonna
April 97th 1897. 20
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

7SvlE following tonoa and toolen .Nachnerssre Offered
l. for sale, q. reduced prices
COTTO.t' MACHINERY.
Four rhrostlcs Of 100 spindcs each.
One 80 inch Card workers AMI strippers good clothing
One So inch do do. 10.
One Drawing frame, heads.
Two Rogng frames, is cans each.
Yarn Press Banding Machine Cans Reel Belts Scales and
Weights, Winding Block SC. &c.
fhe above Machinery has been but little used, and most
otits good working order
WOOLE.s' .M.fCIfL.NERP
Free "a inch Caring Engines.
DE Billy 70 spindes
Two J neys 70 saindles each.
0ne N,r iiag Mil.
@enty Looms. ofthem broad win Reeds fIeddles,
Sauties, Bubbins &c. &C.
FIVE Power Looms TIA, arc supposed viii do either
for wooen or cotton goods.
iae above Machinery will be sold low, either alsogeth
or in parts Apply to j. ALRICHS & Go.
Wilmington, 5th mo 18Th, 1876. 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
BANK OF SMYRNA.

FESHE Stockholders in this institution are hereby notified
that annual Election for nine directors III be held
At lie clearinghouse Thursday the Sd day Of May next
.et%een the hours OF 10 ard ? O'Clock.
BY ojdey. S. H. HOD5ON Cus6'r
April sh, 1897. 44-t4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
100000. DOLLARS.
The Delauare Fire Insurance co,..

100000. DOLLARS.
The Delaware Fire Insurance Compan,.
TNCoRPORAl ED BY the Legislature Of ,le s,.,.,r,a
i ware, with capital Of one hundred thousand y ita
The President and Directors are now recev;a eeais
lions for Insurance, their Office, No 81 sLn,, lh
between Front and Second streets, against ~ st
on every description OF Buildings general. rue
Ships in Port, and their cargoes Household ru, 1iu
aud Other personal property ;aso against S. =,
by inland transportation Of goods, wares mercband,a
country produce all
Terms of insurance will be as adorable as an,
Companies in the Cities OF Philadelphia or New Yo,t
ties assured may iepose the fullest Confidence Z ran
sodily Of its capital and tina, all losses III be na m
| adjusted by the company. fHpui
JOHN MooDY is Agentto survey property TO BE ;nso
for the town and vicinity Of New Castle, in place y
Bancy, declined. y
LEVI II. Evans is Agent to survey proner,y n. =,
sured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton = i'
JonH CLoAK is Agent to survey properly 10 be- Ina,
for the town and vicinity Of Smy rna -'su'e'
JosEPH JosEs is Agent to survey property 10 he r,
for the town Of West-Cheser and vicinity. '4'a
| Directors.
/ John Patterson, David Bush.
Joseph Baily, VIM Chandler
4 David G.. Wilson, Joseph Grubh
| Joseph c. Gilpn, Robert Porter
WIN. SEAL, prssdent
| d. BynwIa Secretary.
/ April 10, 1896. 40
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
NOTICE.

Ii persons indebted The estate Of rictor ~ Pom,
"A deceased late Of BRANDY vine Hundred, reqlts'e
make immediate payment. and those haltr5 cls rs Y
present them duly authenticated 10
CHARLES Du PONr, Administrator
Louviers, BraniyWine Hundred,
March 81, 1927. AZ I'm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
Dissolution of Partnership.

TIVE Partnership of Victor du Pon CHARTS dn Pon
L and F. T. d.. Pont under the firm OF Y, q Chs. do
POnt & Ca was dissolved the 30h Of 'anoal,, 1897
By the death of vctordu Pon, Tie bus3ass VII be con-
nucd under the firm OF CHARLES |. NJ Posr 8 Co. BY
CHARLES l. DU pONT,
Ell UETIlERE l. Blu FONT
LOWERS Brand, wine Hundrs d.
Mach 81, 1897 f2-lm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
SURVEYING OF LAND.
TO RENT

. hEN Ia,
- A large Two Story Brick Dnpliins House
M""aI N INC village Of Newport with good brick barn
u#1 and stables and every other out b,d
Sss-SssA ing To the house is attached large store
Toor, to many years occupied 7e--t is ss eligible
situation Tor country business nv the place There
sfe three lots the village containing about acres which
VIII be rented With the house Possession will be given
ig.Let.a ey OF on the 18th % March next. Anply 10
ALLAN THOMSON, Htlrtncton ur
.4ls L. MORRISS, Le4raens Lland
DEC % Ao@o ls-f near Newpor,, Del
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01

WmI gon and Philadelphia Turnpike cor.pa.
ny. rent If Nsamans Geek Bridg.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-21
rpupLrc-No.55.1

AN ACT granting to the Corporation Of
the CITY Of Mobile the right Of prefer
ence in purchase Of four sections ofland,
or quantity equal to four sections, al
or near Spring Ilill in the county of Mo
bile.
BE II enacted By the Senate and House Of
z 1resenidiiUes Of The United States Of II
asrica IN Congress assembled, That the
Register and Receiver of the Land Office
at Saint Stephens be, and they are hereby,
authorized and directed to receive from the
corporation Of the City Of Mobile, the sum
Of one dollar and twenty five cents per a
ere for a quantity of land, not exceeding
four sections, at or near Spring Hill. IN the
county of Mobile, and State of Alabama ;
and. upon the receipt of said sum as aiore.
said, tho said Register and Receiver shall
issue their certificate 10, ami IN the name
of the corporation of the City OF Mobile,
for the sald quantity Of land, not exceeding
four sections ss a. r'sad,
Sec. 2. and BE- II further enacted, THAI
for. and in consideration Of the sum sfore'
SAID. paid as aforesaid, that all the nigh
and claim of the United States, 10 The sal,
quantity of land, not exceeding four sec
tons. in the county Of Mobile, and State n
Coresaid. be, and the same u hereby, vest
ed m the Mayor and Aldermen the salt
City of Mobile, for the tlme being, an
their Successors IN office. 70 be applied o
disposed ofhy them, for the sole use an
| benefit Of the said City forever Proc'deo
That no par, of any claim, arising from act
of Congress, known a. donations or pre-
empnons by the reported list ofactual set
tiers, or from grants recognized by an
Treaty. shall be covered or taken by hi
J Grant but the same shall be excepted from
and held as not covered or interiered wit
by this act
! natcYts shall issue, upon the presentatio
oF said certificate Of the Register and R'
ceiyer aforesaid, for the said quantity I
land. not exceeding four sections, to II
corporation Of the City Of Mobile, IN II
ssme manner that patents now issue upo
> tho final certificate for other public lands
Approved, Sd March, ls27.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-21
rPUBLrc-No. 53 J

AN ACT to grant a certain quah'lty y
Land to the State ofOhio for the purpose
OF making Road from Colombus to san
dusky.
BE II snae,ed By The Senate and House q
REPRESENTATIVES. Of the United States o IL
..,,,;co in Congr,ss assembled, 1hn, there
bo and arc hereby. appropriated, to the
STATE of Ohio. for the purpose of aiding ihe
Columbus. aud Sandusky Turnpike Com.
pany in making a road from Columbus to
Sandnsky CITY, the one half OF quantity
ofland equal to two sections, on the wes'
,ernsiJe Of said road, and most contiguous
,here,o. TO be bounded by sectional lines,
from one end Of said road to the other,
wberesoever the same NAV remain unso u
reservinr 20 the Unitsd States each alter.
nate section the whole length OF said road
through the lands Of the United States. tc
he selected by the Commissioner OF TIE
General Land Ofiea. under the direction
of,he President, Proridsd,. That no iol
shall a, any time be collected Of any MAJ
stage nor ofsny troops, or properly oi m'
United States.
Approved-3d March. 1877.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-21
lPUBLIC-No. 571

AN ACT concerning the location Of land
reserved for the use Of n Seminary of
Learning IN the State of Louisiana.
Be- enacted By the Senate and House oj
representatives Of the United Siaics If Il
mericd m Congress assembled, Tnat the
Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is
hereby, authorized to locate a quantity OF
land, not exceeding two entire townships.
reserved by the eleventh section of the al
1i the tweniy-tirst April, eighteen hundred
ana SIX, and by the seventh section of the
act ofthe third of March, rghtcen hundred
ma eleven, tur the use of a seminary OF
learning IN the State of Louisiana, or any
'i the public lands in SAID State, IN sections
corresponding with any of the legal divls
IONS INTO which the public lands are author
Ized to be surveyed.
Sec. :. .7nd be il further enactcl, Tha
20 soon rs the location of said hand. shal
0" made as aforesaid, the title thereto sha,,
DO, and Is hereby, vested in the State Of
LOUISIANA, for the use Ola seminary or sem.
narles Oticarnug shcr"fn' as thc i-.----'.
,ure Of SAID State may duccts-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-21
fPUBLIc-No. SAL
AN ACT for the gradual improvement of
the Navy of the United States.

AN ACT for the gradual Improvement n
the Navy of the United States.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and Honse o.
Representatives Of The United States of.9
mertca n Congress assembled, That fol
the gradual Improvement of the Navy o
/ the United States, the sum of FIVE hundred
/ thousand dollars per aunum, for six wears
] Is hereby appropriated, to be applied as IN
this act prescribed, and as may, hereafter
be directed by law.
SIC. 3. ind be II further enacted, Tha,
the President Of the United States be. and
he Is hereby, authorized 10 cause TO be pro.
cured, Ship timber suitable for the con-
structlon Of vessels Of the various classes
now recognized in the Navy ofthe United
States; and also the timber proper for
Tor construction Of steam batteries; and
10 take the proper measures for having the
said timber duly seasoned and preserved,
so as 10 be ft for immediate use.
Sec. 3. Ind be Il further enacted. That
the President of the United States be. and
he is hereby, authorized to take the proper
measures TO preserve the live oak timber
growing on the lands of the United States.
and he is also authorized to reserve from
sale such lands, belonging TO the United
States, as may be found to contain
live oak, or other timber, IN sufficient Guan.
tlty to render the same valuable for naya
purposes.
Sec. 4. find be IL further enacted, That
the President of the United States be, and
he Is hereby, authorized to cause 10 be con
s'ructed two dry docks, on the most approx
ed plan, for the use of the Navy of the u |
nlted States, the one of said Docks TO be |
erected at some point to the South, and the |
nther to the North Of the Potomac River. |
Sec. 3. ind be IL further enacted, Tha,
he President of the United States be, and |
ne Is hereby, authorized TO cause the ne
'essary examinations and inquiries to be |
made, TO ascertain the practlcabiity and |
OF erecting Marine RAILWAY |
or the repair of sleeps Of war, and othcr
'eSsels of al inferior class, at Pensacola
nd, II It shall appear from such inquiry an
and examlnation,tha such Railway woul
'e useful to the Navy of the Unitd States
ma can be constructed at q reasonable eX.
ense, that he cause the same to be con
iructed, on the most approved plan.
Sec. =. tint be Il further enacted, Tho
he President Of the U1ited States. he IN
e Is hereby, authorized to cause the Na.u
ards of the United States to be thorough
examined, and plans to be prepared, an
anctloned by the President. for the inn
toyement Of the same, and the preserva
.hich plans no deviation shall hereafter be
made but by his special order.
Sec. 7. Ind be Il Guthsr enacted, Tha'
he money appropriated b. this act shall not
e transferred TO any other object Of OK
,enlilure, ror shall any part thereof be
ariied to the fund deuomnated tho sur
,lus fund: and annual reports shall be sub.
nitted to Concoss Of the expenditures un
Ter. this act, aud the measures taken to
arrv the same into effect.
Approyed-3d March, 1897.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-21
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED
AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE NINE
TENTH CONGRESS-

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED
AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE NINE.
TENTH CONGRESS-.
PUBLIc--No. 50.l
AN ACT authorizing the establishment OF
an Arsenal in the town of Augusta, in
Maine.
BE ii enacted by The Senate and House OF
Representatives. Of the United States off,
ntertca M Congress assembled. That the
Secretary ofthe Depa rtment of War be and
he Is hereby, authorized and required TO
purchase, as soon as it car be effected, on
reasonable terms, site for an Arsenal. in
the town of Augusta, in the State of Maine
and 10 cause to be erected thereon suct an
Arsenal rs may be deemed proper, for the
safe keeping of the arms and munitions or
the United States, for the Northern an
Eastern frontier; and thst, for these pur
poses, the sum Of fifteen thousand dolars
be, and the same is hereby, appropriated
out OF any money in the Treasury, not 9th
erwise appropriated.
ApproyeJ-}d March. 1927.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-21
fPUpLIc. No. 5I1

AN ACT TO authorize tho Governor and
Legislative Council Of Florida, to provide
for holding additional terms of the Supe
rior Courts, therein.
BE ii enacted by The Senate Gn4 House o.
Representatives. If he HniIed .SIa,ss Of. ~.
nerica in Congress assembled, Ihat the
Governor and Legislature Council OF the
Territory of Florida are hereby authorized
until Congress shall otherwise direct, to
provide, By law, for holding the Superior
Courts Of said Territory at such other Pin-
ces, within their respective Districts as may
be necessary for the more CONVENIENT au
mnistraton Of Justice therein.
Approved 3D. March. lS27:
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-21

Representatives, oCthe United States of n
mtTiedjn Congress assembled, That the
sum of nine thousand sixty five dollars be
and the same is hereby, appropriated, in
aid OF the unexpended balance of the for
mer appropriation TO the same object, Gol
the completion of the road from point op
poslte 10 Memphis, in the State ofTennes
see, to Little Rock, in the Territory OF Ar
kansas, TO be paid, as the same may be re.
qulred, out ofany money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated by law.
Sec. 2. find be a further enacted, That
the President of the United States be, and
he is hereby authorized to cause military
road TO be opened from Fort Smith on the
Arkansas river, TO Fort Towson, on the
Red river, and from thence Southwardly.
To the Northern boundary line of the State
OF Louisiana, by Washington, in Hemp
stead county, following the high lands be-
tween the waters of the Washlta and Red
rVers,In the direction of NachItoches, Lou.
lsiana.
Sec. 3. BE IL further elacied, That the
President be, and he is hereby, authorized
10 employ such part ofthe troops of the L.
lIted States IA he may think proper, To sur
'cy and construct said road and for the
purpose OF carrying into effect the provis.
ons oi this act, the sum Of twelve thousand
iollars be, and the same is hereby, apnro.
Irated, to be paid out of any money in the
lreasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved Sd March, 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-21
NuaYantinc Negotiations.

ENIIE Board Of Health for the Town o.
4 NEwp0RT, at a Meeting held on the
h day Of June, Ic27, ior the purpose o.
making Regulations lof the preservation oi
The Health Of the Inhabitants Of said Town,
ordered and dccreed the following
0U.4R.AVTLNE REGULATIONS =
lst.-That evcry vessel arriving at tins
lort between the ooh day ofJune. INST. ano
the lst day Of October next, from any For
clqn port or place lying betw cen the lat. o
Is degrees north, and 45 degrees south,
and every vessel arriving from any port III
he u. =. south Of the Chesapeake Bay, in
Guiding Norfolk, (Nir) and places on the
lanes River Notwithstanding said Vessel
nav have stopped or touched at any inter
mediate port or ports during its homeward
oassage, shall be carried by the Health
Officer to the Quarantine Ground, near
Coasters. harbor Island.-PrOgided, That
Vessels arriving at this port from North
Carolina, Virginia or Maryland, with lum,
hsr. naval stores, provisions, fruit or vege-
tables only on board, with no sickness on
board. and not having had any sickness dur
ing the voyage. shall be permitted by the
Health Officer to come Immediately into a.
nv wharf in the town and unload her cargo
| free Of any expense; .fHd prorided also
That any Vessel bound 10 some other port
( and liable 10 our Quarantine Regulations
merely stopping at this port to wait for
wind. shall be permitted to proceed On he'
vovaue. if she does not anchor within hal
. mile Of the Town, nor have any commu
nicatIon herewith, except through th'
Health Officer.
I'd. That when any vessel has been car
rled to the quarantine ground by the heaItl
officer. he shall as soon az may be, lniorn
the President ofthis Board OF her situation
and circumstances, and shall by his advice
and direction, take such measures 10
cleansing said yesst1, as are proper and ne
cessary, and shall detaln her on the quar-
, antine ground, so long as the PresIden
} shall think IL expedlont.
Sd. That whenever any vessel shall ar
rive AT this port. having any person sick o
7 board. the President on being inioTme
5 thereof by the Health officer. shall imme
, dlately send physician on board 10 exam
. inc said person, who shall report IN "r'tn
10 the President his true state and cond
t ton. and the mature Of his disease, and IN
n President If il appears TO him expedlon
j. shall order such person 10 be removed froi
f said vessel, and carried 70 some snitsbI
e place out Of the compact part Of The tow
Q and there taken care Of under the dlre'
n ton of the health officer until such TIN
AZ he is propsrly cured OF hia disorde
which shall be determined by the at,en'
ing phy.ician. who shall give such perse
cer,ifcsts that he ls, IN his opln,on' el
tirely free from any contagious disease
e propi1ied oi,cdys, that all the expenses th
|. may be incurred by the removal, nursIn
!. and attendance Of such sick person, sha
be betrayed by himself, or by the owner
master fsuch vessel.
" Alb. That no person shall be allowed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-21
IPuBLrc--NO. 52.]
AN ACT for improving the Navigation OF
the Ohio River.

AN ACT for improving the Navigation OF
the Ohio River.
BE Il enacted by The Senate and House O
REPRESENTATIVES ofhe United States Of II
7peyica an Congress assembled, That all
snags. sawyers, s,umps, logs, and obstruc
tions of every description, winch tend 10
endanrer the steamboat navigation OF the
Ohio River, at any navigabe stages OF the
water, and which present themselves, anc
are to be found on the banks and SIDES o
the River, shall be removed, so that the
navigation OF said River may be rendereG
at ali times safe and the same shall be
done under the supervision and direction OF
the Secretary of War, and through the alG
of some practical agent acquainted with
the situation of the River, It's respective
bars, islands, and danderous dangerous
places and parts; and he shall hAe"ISe
cause the channel of said River, at a part
usually called the Grand Chain, near lis
mouth, so to be dcepened by proper chan.
mel formed, that, at the usual state of tne
water. steam boats may be enabled saiel!
to pass and repass the same
SEC. 2. And be II further enacted. Ihat
for carrying this act into effect, the sum o'
thirty thousand dollars be, and the same Il
hereby. appropriated, out OF any money u
tho Treasury, not otherwise appropriated
APPROVED 81 March 1927.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-21
court ofProbate. .Newport, june 4, 1897.

Can't Of Probate, NewpOrt, June 4, lo27
xrruEREAS an instrument fwriting pur-
w nor,ing 20 be tho last Will and Testa-
ment Of BENJAMIN b. Mumiord Esq. late OF
N.wpor,. deceased, has this day boen present.
eJ and the confederation thereof referred
toa TO-, court Of probate to be holden a, the state,
Lous. in Newport, on tho first Monday OF
L,Iy ucYt, al Z o'clock, AM.:-Notice is there
fore hereby given 20 all persons interested u,
Tho e.,a,c Of said deceased, TO appear at sad
time and place, il they sec iit, and they shall
be heard By order of said court,
~ n h. HOWI.1.vD, PROB. Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-21
NOTICE.

yJ,HE Subscriber bas been appointed admin
v,ra,or, on the estate Of Capt, BtSJA'
-, suy,pvA4, late Of Newport, deceased,
and Is legally qualified to act ~ said capacity
al ,a,s6ns indebted To- said estate are request
cd 10 make immediate payment and those
who have claims against the same VIII present
them for settlement. ....uo., 49,
Newport, June Z, le27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-21
Printed and Published by
ATKINSON s. READ
FHnters OF the Laws of the United Stntns

La the Chambers Of 95, Thanes.s,reet.
entrance Market-squarc.)
Terms fths Re,,,btie a.
i"o Doiats per annum-one half in advance
Pr'ee Of .3deertiSing.
One Dollar per square. for three weeks and
seventeen cents for each subsequent i. ser.
uon' Larger ones in the same proportion.
AdVertlsements not marked. will be contiu-
ue1 I'll! forbidden, and charged accordingly
III All accounts must be settled al least
once year
DN0 paper discontinued until arresrages
are paid