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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03


va, oil the personal property OF the said
deceased. The stock is valuable and well
worthy The attention Of purchasers. II
consists OF or head of good Work
Horses,
60 or 40 Head of Cattle.
among which are Is ia, steers. 8 or 10
mich cows and calves, and the balance
are young cattle principally OF the Dur
nam breed forty or fifty head Of hogs
most OF which are fl for the market; so
or 90 bead OF Sheep Of the best quality.
oaxony and Merino; every description Of
q AR MIXING WsP l8T SITES
one plantation Wagon, one road ditto. :
or 10 sets OF good Horse Gears. Barshear.
double and single shovel Ploughs Hal.
rows, &c; also. fine parcel of
HOUSEHOLD n KITCHEN
T. VI r. M Z O. U r E .
such as Beds, Bedding, Bedsteads. Chair.
Tables. Stands, &c. one set of Black
smith Tools; one cast Apple Mill and
trough; tight Barrels, Kegs, Still Tubs /.
? Half Patent stills.
with their worms; large quantity of clio.
yer and timothy Hay; several hundred
bushels of Wheat. Rye, Corn, and Oats.
by the bushel. At the same time will ali
so be sold two valuable
81 egro Boys,
who will be disposed Of TO some resident
oil the county.
Terms The Wheat. Rye. Corn. Oats
ard Fat Cattle, will be sold for Cash. On
all other sales. amounting to more than
50, a credit of nine months will be given
by the purchaser giving bond and appro
we'd security. On sums OF SIS, and under
the cash on the day of sale will be reoui
red LEWIS GRANTHAM.
MOSES S, GRANTHAM.
Executors
Back Creek. October 8. lsss.-4w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03

NAlLS.-We have on hand good 40.
IN sortment OF Nails.
w. LONG g. SON,
August |. 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-03
BRICK RanA
Diptlltu9 Nottar, f:::l.

ST. ENB IB ARM, A3
and all other necessary out buildings, all
in complete repair we'll of fine water,
and large quantity Of all kinds Of Fruit
Trees. There is upon the premises up
wards Of one hunderd acres Of fine thrifty
timber. The location Of these lands is
as desirable as any in the country. being
within from two TO six miles Of seven Mer-
chant Mills. within two miles Of the Cbes
apeake and Ohio Canal. and within one
mile Of the location Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road. For further particulars
enquire Of the undersigned living on the
premises. JOHN KlSINGER.
Berkeley co Va. Sept &c. ls3s.-r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

since the instructions passed the House,
made direct ovrnures To one OF the forty
nine democrats who voted against their
passage, and held out Inducements to him
tn vote for concurrence in such amend
ments as the Senate might make.
We lay these facts before the people that
they rnay have fair warning Of the malisn
influence which is at this time "persiing
against their rights. We have indeed fallen
on evil times, when the paid minions OF the
noneyrd monopolies Of the c"untry. un-
hlu.hiuely attempt to conrr"l the free nc
tion Of the representatives of the people.
So Disgusting has the efforts of the bank
agents become within the last week ar iw",
that nn unflincbing advocate Of the rights
uf the people. Mr.. Reynolds. of West
morrlnnd.) yesterday laid upon the table
of the H"use Of Representatives. The follow
ing resolution:
+" Resoiped, That n committee he ap-
poiutsd To inquire and report to this H"uss
tine nninrs aud number If hank cashiers
presidents, Stockholders. attorneys, and
agents. now in attendance at Harrisburg
pending the bank question"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
Sl45,000
Bali. Amer.

Cdnnons for Canoda.-The Burlington
Free Press very aptIy "iakes off" Sir John
C"lburn's z-al"us informers by relating the
following Imaginable b"ax:
"Speakins of Cannon," said n sober.
feed cou,iiryman the other day, to one Of
Sir Johns informprs this side The line, 4" re-.
minds me of what ! saw this rnnrning. "
: Indeed y said the imforrner, sriziny hIs
pen and preparing TO write, what did you
see why, ] saw, said the countrynian,
five Cannous start Er Canada. Will you
please To make an affidavit, ,.mr-(wriiing)
= J-posetb anil saith that he saw five can.
nous on their way To Csusda, aud that they
will pass the Iinc wuhiu iwrn'y hours.
In less time than We have been writing ih,s
an affidavit was executed and
despatched To head quarters with the alarm
ing inteIligrnce-whereuPon the royal spv
bryan to- make more minute inquiries.
. What size were theyl Two large aud
tI,rre small ones. Were they loaded =
Only one of them. Were they mounted 2
Al ia one slrigh, sir. odd or new = The
two had Ls-n ussd-ihe small onrs brish,
a, a.w p,n.. But you nrr posi'ice they
were Carasnsl' Yes, unless the parish
rrri.,er lros-Georgv & Sally Cnnnun. with
,b.r- three Hi,ls responsibilities
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
Hartford Times.

REsUMPrIoN.-Nine Of the Banks of the
State Of Maine, held u meeting at Augusta,
on ,he 9th inst.-and came to The following
resolution
" Resolved, As the sense Of this meeting
that MI early resumption ofspecie payments
is desirable and practicable, and that it is
hoped that the Convention Of Banks. which
is adjourned TO meet on the SECOND We'd
nesday of April next, in The City Of New
York, will name mn early day after said
meeting, for a general resumption Of specie
payments by the banks, and iha, it he rec
unrnended to the several Banks in this
State, to express to the Delegation from the
State, in said Convention, their earnest wish
that they should vote for an early day after
said meeting, for a general resumption oi
specie payments by the Banks"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

The Albany Argus remarking upon the
course psrsued by the federal wings in re-
latiou tn the banks, says
"The anrunciatio1 by the banks Of q
simultaneous return to specie payments,
would do more to restore confidence, at
home and abroad, than all the specifies
and propositions that have been or can br
urged upon the cr-duli,y of the puilic.
Confidence being restored, Uifh the foreign
exchange, as il Is now, in fdvor o} this
country, the banks would be enabled to nid
their customers to- every reasonable extent,
aud the trade aud business Of the country
would revive nt once. But the "whigs."
~ n party, are OPPOSED To a RESUMPTION
Their game is To keep up the presen, state
Of thugs, for party and "panlc" effect, and
in the hope of charging upon the govern.
ment the existing embarrassmenis aud dit
fcul,ies. In tins game ,liey have tile cur
diaI co-operation of Mr.. Biddle and hls
bank. Its political interests and theirs are
identical. And they will unite their efforts
to- fosten upon the country an "rede.mabie
paper currency, aud TO prevent a re'umptioh
Of specie payments.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
From the Pennsyiuaaia Reporter:

BANK fNFLuENcE.-Wc have before re-
fefred to The fac, that the agents of vari"us
banks were here engaged Ia the nefarious
attempt To corrupt the purity Of legislative
action. They infest our puldic hot-ls, the
halls Of the Legislature, the highways and
bywnys of our borough. In our last we
stated the startling fact, that the ins,ruc-
,ion resolutions were carried in the House
Of Representatives by the vote of mem
Der who, up to the evening bef"re their
passage, was n most strenuous opponent OF
these very resolutions, and that me'nbcr oi-
frfeJ in rx,enuation Of his course the de-
grading plea that he ras compelled TO r"fe
for the instructions rhieh he had before op-
posed. IN CONSEQUENCES OF LET
TIERS RECEIVED FROM DlREC-
TORS OF A CERTAIN BANK TO
WHICH HE WAS INDEBTED ~ THIS
excuse was given To u., rs we'll rs several
Of the mos, highly respectable men'h.'s
Ct the Legislature, by the member ALLUDED
to.
Aesin: We know. frnm unoues,ionsb!e
suihorIiy, that one of these hired agents Of
Tho hank institutions ~ Philsd.lpbi,. his.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

orrAMn"ArrSG. Travelling " in be cheap
enough The coming srasun. There will be
plenty of competition on the Nor,h River,
snd quite too mnch on the rnute To Proyi-
dcnce and Stoningror. The "yohn W.
f'ehmona," now building Mt Providence
rnd {" torm one of the " Kingston Line"
is nearly done. The Sonington Company
viii pat an two or more boats an nr nboo,
the first Of April. which, with the Z" Corne-
lus @. Vondtrbih," aud the +" Monopo,y
Line" will make from 'wo Ia 4 rec boats y
day. TO convey passengers between this ci,y
aud Boston.-N. Y. Sun.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
FROM THE FRONTIER.
The Detroit Free Press Of Feb. 10Th,


1ys:-
1--WE learn from undoubtcd authority that
The patriots who have been struggling along
the lake shore since the abandonment of
Navy Islaud, and dispersion at Buffslo,
have reached this frontier, mud are now
shine " here in the vicinity Of Gibralier. IL
i, thought that there are over three hundred
Their place of destination is not known,
hut il is conjrc,urr,i that they contemplate
another attack upon the Canadian frontier.
somewhere between this city and Maiden. -
We are tuld that Gen. Van Rensselaer, was
at Monroe yesterday. or course much IL
larm exists I'm the other side.-Th-re are NJ
Maiden between fur and iue hundred reg
ular British iro"ps. and orders have been
issued for the return of the militia which
had been disbnnded.
In order to preserve our neutrality, and
la prevent a recurrence 1T iht difficulties
which disturbed the frontier IA few weeks n
go, Gen. Brady, in pursuance of instruction
from Gen. Scott, has made u rrquisiiion on
Gov. Mason for six compnni-s of militia.
Duncomi,e aud Sutherland are in The vi
ciniiy df this place.
A gentleman who arrived NJ Sapdusky an
Wednesday. the 9Th, from Detroit, met IL
bniit 200 mru in small bodies going West,
whom he supposed To be also destined for
Canada.
IL was supposed that this collection of
men contemplated n descent upon Cansda
by crossing the lake on the ice, If it should
prove strong enough for tina, purpose.
A pos,scrip, in the N. Y. Evg. Pos, Of
Saturday last, contains the following
Correspondence Of the Albany Argus.
ADAMS, Jrtfrrson Co.. Feb. 10, 1888.
The State Arsenal at Wn,rrtown was
broken open last evening, aud some 500
muskets taken out. Fairbanks wha is the
keeper, has offered reward of $3.50 for
the recovery of them.
There begins Ia be- some excitement here
upon the subject Of Canada. Many loads
of men aud provisions have been aud are
now passing here for the north. Some Of
them have called ut the different stores for
powder, aud have bought all that Was for
sale by The key. Whether it will amount
to any thing or moi, we cau.oi determine.
The report is, thar there is a considera-
bile fnrce on The frontier, In Jeffri son coun-
.y. and that descent upon Canada, AT
some point, is contemplated. We doubt j,
however.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

,hev improved upon The example. and en-
nloyed themselves actively in paralizing the
Efforts Of those who would extinguish the
flames.
"When the tongue would deceive, we
can look to the conduct for the language
Of sincerity" tina, distress which the wings
had conspired to create, they would fain
proloog. until it had accomplished the oh
jec, of its crcalion. Aud w.: now witness
the hand that directed the first movement of
this great whig enterprise, the hand of the
grea. whig regulator. in,erposing the only
obstacle I've have whig authority for this
TO the return Of the business of the Country
TO It's usual channels, aud consequently To
entire relieffron distress.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

A Washington correspondent Of the
Evening Post, says that Mr.. Niles, in his
speech ON the Treasury Bill, "Hated the
s,upe ndous fsc,, that since 1884, the bnnks
in the United States have issued i2O mil
lions over and above all their capital P"r-
porting to have been paid III and thei' de-
posi,es besides The basis Of this enor-
nous issue is nothing but sheer confidence.
A. .hsy call it, that is. 'pecula'ing m"on-
sbine. Need we look farther for the cause
of the di,join,ed condition of the money
market Mr.. Niles proposed To Mr.. Rires
aud his new associates, that il confidence
was the sole basis of bank issues, they ought,
in common honesty To issue their bills thus,
" we promise to pay FIVE dollars Oh demand
in con nfd'nee.'" The people then would
understand it. Now they were taken in."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
IA rr &c b.

In this town, on Wednesday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Mckenzie, Mr.. William II. Gieene TO
Miss Amelia II. daughter Of the late Capt. James
Mckenzie, ofthis town.
Ia Bristol, on the i2th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Shepard
MIR. George Coggeshail, Of Bnstol TO Miss Char
lote M. ilerveyi Of Cambridge, Mass. On the
18th, by Rev Mr. Bcntscon, Mr. Hiram Luther
TO Miss Abby Lindsey, all Of that town. ...
In Warren. on Sunday Iith INST BY the Rev, Mr..
Bonney, Col. Seth Peck, 10 Miss sally ~ Cole,
all Of that town.
In Providence, on Monday evening 10Th inst by
the Rev Mr. Hall MIR Christopher $. Rhodes. Of
Warwick. TO Miss Olive D, daughter Of Mr.. Josh
ua MauraD, Esq. Of Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

From Pert-ou- Prinee.--Capt. ST. John.
of the brig Pan"pe. nj New York in 10
kays from Por-au-Prince, inf"rms the Ed.
fi"rs "f the Journal of Commerce that the
French fleet had hot yet arrived, hut was
moneniarily expected. French brig Of
war entered the port the same morning Tint
the Pauop- came out. Also, the United
States corvette Boston. The object OF the
French fleet is To enforce the fufiIment of
the Treaty Of Indemni'y, which the Hay
iieos, after paying one or Two instalments,
have found too onerous for their comfort.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
@ The March term of the Supreme
Judicial Court, will be held in this town,
next week, commencing on Monday.

or all the plans proposed for the safe
Keeping Of the public monies, the federnlisls
declare thai u National Bank is the hest,
aud Mr.. Rlses' proposition the merit best.
which is hut the revival of the exploded
State hank system. Why is it tha: the OPP
ponents Of The administration prefer the
Depos'te System, if ihry cannot ubiain u
National Bank 7 Il 10 becnusr they wish
To- use the funds of the government for
speculation they cannot entertain the idea,
that they should be- deprived "f hi. privil-
re. by the separation Of the Government
fnm the Banks. The mass of the people
ARE not yet prepared tn yield up The keep
ing Of their monies to sprruIaiors.
Hartford Times.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

The federalists at their State Convention, =,
dared not pass resolutions in favor of "
National Bank. They found it very con-
venient To denouncc The administrator, to
denounce the recommendations of the Pres
ident, but do not propose nny system in re-
lalion to The keeping aud disbursing the
public money. This is in character with
"the peace party in rar and wdr party in
peace" They can oppose bn, not propose.
Hartford Times.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

NOIICE.-The 7,h Lecture under the
direction of the Committee, will be deliver
ed a, Armory HaH, on FRIDAY ESeniur
next, Feb. 10Th, at7i o'cluck, by Dn.
o. e. TURNER.
o.. Tickets to be had a, tho Book store
Messrs. VIM. Callahan, and Wm. A..
Barber, and of Mr.. II. J..Taylor, Drugg :
Feb. 2Sth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
d trD.

In this town. on Monday last Martha Carpcn.
ter, eldest daughter Of Mr.. Henry Oman, aged
years.-FuDeral this afternoon at O'clock from
her fathers residence in Thames-strcet-relalions
and friends are invited to attend
At Portsmouth on the 7tb inst. Mrs. Hannah l..
Munroe. wife Of Mr.. Bateinan Mnnroe, Jun. and
daughter OF the late MIR Aaron r. Dyre Of this
town, in the 23d year II her age.
In Warren, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Peleg Barney,
in the 18th year Of bis age
AT Providence on Tuesday 20th inst Mr.. vii
liam Warren, aged % years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

INCREASE CT THE ARMY.-A bill fur the
increase of, Army of the United States
passed the Senate OH Thursday wi,h"u, n
dissenting voice. The substance Of It's pro-
visions 10 as follows:
Section / adds 5S privates 10 each of the
companies Of artillery aud infantry, aud
gives a serjeant major To each CO o.npany OF
every arm in the public service.
Section 2 adds to the corps Of engineers
one lieutenant colonel, two majors, SIX cap.
tains, six first and second iieutensnts.
Section 4 organizes the typographical en-
giueers, to- consist of one colonel, one liru-
tenant colonel, four mnjors, ten captains,
and ten first, and ten second lieutenants.
Section z authorizes the appointment of
four assistant adjutant generals, with the
rank of major, and iour with the rank OF
captain of cavalry.
Section 9 adds to the quartermaster's de-
partment two assistant quartermaster gene-
rails, with the rank of colonel, two deputy
auarter,nnster generals, with the rank of
lieutenant colonel, eight assistant quarter
masters with tho rank of captain, all caval-
ry rank,
Section 10. The corninissarint Of sub
sis,ence to receive AN addition of Eve Off
GERS, to wit: colonel, lieutenant colonel
aud three majors.
Section IL ndds tn the ordnance two ma
jors, ten first, and ren second Iieuienants.
Sectinn IA fixes the price If the army ra-
,ion, when not received in kind, at 25 cents
and allows M additional ration to all line
and staff officers, for every five years SER
vice.
Section Is eqnalizes the pay Of the non
commissioned officers, musicians, and pri.
Yates, with that Of the marines, the effect of
which is 10 add abuut dollar month to
their pay.
Section l6 repeals the law which nbol-
isIed boun,ies and premium, and fire years
enlistments, and restores the -nlistmru:
branch oftlIe service to what it was previous
TO 1888.
Section lS makes provision for the en-
pIoymcnt of chaplains at military posts, with
the approval of the Secretary at War.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

The rotions To be OF eooj and wholesome quality
to be approved 10y lhe Collector; aud the different
articles comprising the ra'ions TO be delivered on
board the Gutter IN gocd ard sufficient casks aud
vessels to he provided by the contractor, and the
contents thereof distinctly marked on each.
II il to be understood that the contractor will be
bound to furnish, upon reasonable notice, as often
as may be required by the Captain Of the Cutter
with the approbi'I"p of the Collector, (p6t exceed
ing, npon average one day ia each week.
such fresh meat aud fresh vegetables. nmy be equiv
allen, to The corresponding parts Of the ration allow
ed IN the naval service u.
WILLIAM LITTLEFIELD
Fob 2I-thI 18th Collector.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

az church bells, for instead of tagging nj
'"e rope the Sexton has ouIy !, set the
.,"'N ~ work, and the brll will ring or toll
"e necessary time wiiIoni lahnur II is
altogether simple improvement, which
'n""'d be adopted for the CITY Hall nnd
churehes.-Ersning Star.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
REMOVAL I! /!

vuyUOMAs FOWLER would inform his
friends and customers that be has removed 70
the s,or, recently occupied By Mr. EDWARD
n. NEWTON No. Iji two doors south OF ms
former stand he tenders his grateful acknowi-
.d1ements 10 those who have favored him with
heir patronage and respectfully soleits eon'ou-
ancc Of The same.
Feb 2l.-3v.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Feb. 10.

BWT'HTVN WNNNEf WUIudyl FtU 10
lReportcd for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
AT market go Beef Caltle, and 900 Sheep. 40
Beef Caile unsold.
Priees-Beef Catte-Last weeks prices were
not supported. We quote extra 81; first quality
G 50 a IS, second quality Is al 25; third quality
4 75a SIS.
Sheep-We notice sales at Q 50, . rs, SO, 4 80, 4
IS and s..
Swine-None at market
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

A report comes by wnv Of Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, that the 800 regular troops
lately arrived out Mt Halifax, in Coming on
to Canada, suffered severely from the cold,
bring seven days without shelter, by which
Al perished.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
Afa Torn Council, holden, Nenpors,
Feb. 8, te3S.

nRDERED. That those persons whose names
VDwcre reported 10 the Council by the Inspec
tor, Of Houses, relative 10 Fire Buckets, ss dehn
qu.n,.. be- allowed six months RON the fret dsy o.
January. 10 furnish ihsm-eises With Frs Buckets
according 70 law - And thai notice thereof oe pue'
Ii.hed in sIl the newspapers Of this town.
Hna1s.
u. IT,. UOwLsSD. ccv->.l cre-i
rst IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
DISTRICT or NEWPORT.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
E.hrnar,. Insk 1000

February 10Th, 1888.
SEALED PROPOSALS wall he rece ived a,
- THIS office until Thursday the 18th OF March next
for the supply of n,ons to the petty officers and sea-
men of the United States Revenue Cutter yisilani
Tor the term OF one year from the hrs, da, or Anril
next The ration for the Gutter Setyice. is III,
same that is allowed in the Naval Service omi,,inx
he liquor aud consists of the articles enume ated in
the following table. TO VT:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
deceased.

1910. To money expended by R'bt Fulton
in making experiments for coast
and haibJr defence, by meaps Of
torpedoes $1,000
Services IN making experiments IN
the same 5000
1915 Damages for the deten,ionof the sim
boat VeSuviuS from jDth Deeemr.
1914, to 18th of March, 1915 50001
The use of Mr.. Fulton's paten,-right
for constructing steam frigates 20 600
Services as superintendent in build
ing steam irigate at New York 5000
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.

UuARLEs n. TILLEY Of the town and
~ County Of Newport, Trader, has this day
mode an Assignment o: all his property to the un-
d.rsgned for The benefit OF his creditors. All por-
sons indeb.ed 10 said 1iley will make immediate
payment at the Store No. liz Thames-Slreei, Ie-
Gently occupied by him, wLerc will be iosnd lol
sale al cost, for few days the entire STOCK tha
store Consisting of q great variety Of Groceries
Crockcty, Il Glass Ware, Fancy Goods, Friction
Matches DC.
Charles N Tilley is appointed my agcntio close
the above concern.
MICHAEL FREEBORN, Assignee.
Newport, February f1th Is3s-F2lst
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1910. BY cash advanced for making eIper-
imen,s for coast and haibor de-
fence. BY lOrpedo-s $1,000
1914. BY cash advanced on contract to fit
out steamboats,. (as per con,rac) 10000
Balance in favor of the heirs orr
Fulton 100000
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

Lore.-The beginning Of love is in III
power of every ore T; to put an end to II
in the power of none.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
FINAL NOTICE, AND
o. LAST CALL. IN

A III. persons having unsettled accounts with
"a the sub ,criber, arc hereby notified that their
Bill. are ready, and that he will attend to the se,,-
ling Of the same until the 5h Of March after which
time they must, from necessity be lefl IN the hands
of some olheI person, for immediate collection.
II. T.. BREWSTER.
Newport, Feb. q, le3s.-3w.