Examination of certain charges against Lemuel H. Arnold, esq., the National Republican candidate for governor,

Report signed by William Pabodie and 12 other members of the committee.

Address to the landholders and farmers of Newport County ... at a meeting of the friends of Messrs. Pearce and Burges, holden at Howlands̕ Ferry Bridge, Aug. 7, 1829.

Cover-title.

A sermon, preached November 26, 1829, being the day of Thanksgiving : containing a history of the origin and growth of the Second Baptist church in Newport, (R.I.) /

Mode of access: Internet.

Address to the farmers of Rhode Island, October, 1832.

Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 27325.6.

The doctrinal articles, the Covenant, and Articles of Order and Discipline adopted by the Church, 1825.

Mode of access: Internet.

Argument, in the case Rhode-Island against Massachusetts.

Argument of Mr. Hazard, counsel for the complainant, given before the Supreme court of the United States.

Facts for the people: containing a comparison and exposition of votes on occasions relating to the free suffrage movements in Rhode-Island.

Dedication signed: A suffrage man.

Manual ...

Mode of access: Internet.

The famous old charter of Rhode Island, granted by King Charles II., in 1663 : also, the Rhode-Island Bill of rights, and the Declaration of religious freedom.

Mode of access: Internet.

Address to the people of Rhode Island on the approaching election.

Mode of access: Internet.

Remarks on the cholera, embracing facts and observations collected at New York, during a visit to the city expressly for that purpose.

Mode of access: Internet.

Poems on different subjects, original and selected,

Wegelin, 1st ed., v. 2, p. 27.

Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society.

Title from cover.

The history of Medway, Mass., 1713-1885,

"The biographies": p. [333]-442. "The genealogies": p. [443]-529.

History of the town of Smithfield [R.I.] from its organization, in 1730-1, to its division, in 1871,

In 1871 a part of the town of Smithfield was added to Woonsocket and other portions were set off to form the new towns of Lincoln and North Smithfield.