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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

COPY.
Mr.. Eafon, to tbe Secretary ef the
May.


May.
WARRINGTON CRY, DEG. 5rE, 1905.
SlR-Commodore Barron's
inftru6tionS TO Capt. Hull, Of
September IS, 1904, and my
convention with Hamet Balhaw,
OF February g, 1905, comprife
all the obligations entered into
with Hamer. Copies of both
which are in the offices, as are
alto the correlpondences refult-
ing therefrom- BY peruGng the
Baihaw's letters from Svracufe,
and by reviewing the tranladions
to which they refer, Icannot | find
that any additional obfervations
OF mine can throw light on our
trania6tionS. 1t is impodible for
me TO undertake TO fay that the
Bafnaw has not been deceived.
Nor can |, by any ihape in which
the tubje6t can be viewed, recon-
clle the manner Of his being a.
bandoned, with thofe principles
OF national jutice and honor
which have hitherto marked our
character. The term co-obera-
tiSn, | always confderec 70 near
ly iynonimouS with alliance, thar
it would require the nicef diff
tin6tion Of diplomatic ikill to
discriminate the meaning, and
hence fuPpofed that an engage
ment TO cooperate with Hamet
Bathaw, excluded the idea Of
uilng him as an igfyumfut. This
conttructiOn was the more read
lily admitted in this cafe, becaure
until after we had proceeded far
IN the cooperation, I never
heard fyllable Of Peace, neith-
er from the Prefdent nor from
ycurielf, nor from the Comman-
der il Chief, which did not look
forward beyond an effort, TO
chaltiIe the enemy, and becau(e
| always felt a confidence, that
tuch an effort, we'll conducted.
would dethrone him. | really
can offer do explanations on the
lubje6t, which are not 10 Be
found in my official communica-
tionS, except a circumltance
which am aware modelty hould 4.
conceal, but which was calcula- /
ted at all events 70 fave the hon |
or and intereit of the United .
States harmlefs. On entering .
the ground Of war with Hamet
Baihaw, Mr.. O'Bannon and /
mylelf united in relolution to |
perth with him before the walls /
OF Tripoli, or triumph with aim .
within theie walIs. BY tbs tor 4
mer event We thould have acduit- !
tej our duty in the latter slo- f.
riled our country. We were
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
P0S7SCPTPT

Since our publication III the Cen,in-r Ra-
,ing the number of counterfeit Bank Bills in
Circulation, we have leen four other kinds, not
enumerated ~ our Hatemeut, viz. Three
Dollar Hartford Bank, altered 20 Thirty Doll
lars, and extremely well d0ne--Three Dollars
Cheihirs Bank, a.io altered to Thirty Dollars
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
Frsm W9ibiHgf0a, Jan. II.

6 A word or two upon poll
tics.-The form thickens, the
gale ihcreales, and our State
Pilots, like landfmen in a fquall,
do nothing but below and curEe.
They know not one rope from
another, nor appear to have the
lealt knowledge Of the trim of
the ihiP.-Yet 70 unwilling are
they to confefs their igno-
rance. they appear determined
iooner 70 make wreck of the
veiiel, than to take the advice
OF old and experienced helmf-
men. The daring infult lately
offered our national fovereignty
by the French Emperor and his
Mlnliter, is fubmitted to with f.
lent, degrading complacency -
And ! am told, as it refpe6s
Spain, the only fPirited mealure
which has originated in the de-
mocratic party has been rejected
by a mojority of the Houfe.
But it is againlt Great Britain
that both the Executive and Le-
gillature are ihewing their teeth.
CongreiS have had another MeT-
lage from the Prendent, which
like his opening Mefage, has the
warmth of fpirit over it. But tits
eitimated here, as v0* ct prefer
ca nibH-Its Object is TO ihift the
pinching ihoe from the corned
foot of the Executive, and tie it
on the foot Of the Legislature.
But the tranfpofition will anfwer
no valuable purpofe. There are
no heads in the Legiflature capa-
bic of devifng and executing a.
ny meafure which will not do
the country more harm than
good.
& But yeferday Farce fuc-
ceeded this tragi-comic Mefage :
which of all ltrange things in
these ltange times, is the mott
ttrsnge. Mr.. WRIGHT (the
democratic Wronebcad from Ma
ryland) has introduced into the
Senate bill offering a bounty
OF two hundred dollars ahead
TO any ieamen employed in A
merlcan vefielS for ihooting En-
gliih naval officers and failors
who are found boarding vehels
of the United States for the pur-
Pole Of impeachment of feamen
with other Proviiions equally as
extraordinary and violent. I
lend you copy. This bill,
Itrange as il mayappear, has been
read in the SenIts Of the United
States, and n0f thrown underthe
rable.-No one here, hewever,
it will pafs into a law;
as the mot fuPidly blind can
readily perceive thedreadful con-
to our dsfencelefs
and feamen, which
NUT reflIt from any attempt; 10
PUT it in execution.
No true American viii hef.
are to grant, that the impreI-
nent Of our ieanea is 2 verv
5:eat evil, and which calls for !
radical remedy; AthouqhIan
liiured BY thofe who know, that
not mole than one of i've Of
'hole reported 70 have been i'm
Dref-.i are bona f9s American
-IriZ-De lsur forairna~n e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
COUNTERFEIT BILLS.

THE following CoUNrERrI1r RANK
bills are ~ circulation in the Northern States
and we think it our duty to delcribe them,
as far as lsin our power, 10 prevent their cir
culation--Tbols Sho are net thoroughly ac-
quainted with bills ought TO be cautious what
ones they take-as there never were more
counteriein in circulation, than at the prefsn,
moment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
BILLS oF rnr STATE OF RHoDE-1s1Anp.

BILLS oF THr STATE OF RHoDE-1s1ANp.
SmnbfrH Baat Two, three, feveu, FIVE
and ten dollar bills Of this bank, have recent
ly got into circulation. The EVsa'5 ave ex-
treinely well imitated-fo mucn 70, that it re-
quirc' very cloie comparilon with the true
bills, to di0inguilh them. The other denom-
nations are alto well initiated
Pyovi5-ret.- Fivcdolla bills or the ExeJonpe
B.H}-imitation very bad. ~ There are
alo IN circulation ten dollar bills of the banks
in p, Oia<sse, aitcred from fInaler denomi-
nation.
NruPoyt U7ioH BarE.--Three Dollar Bills,
dated March s, lSO4--cIumhly done.
W:Gizg'o7 BaHt, ~ Wsfe,E.--One dollar bills
altered 10 T1re7ty- Flee. There are alfo few
Ave dollar Bills, counterfei,ed, Of this bank, in
circulation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

DAoHdW 70 me PecfIc cf
The United State5.]
II is known to the whole
world, that the reigning Balhaw
OF TriPoli, JUssUF, obtained the
throne by murder of our father
and elder brother, and by nv
exile, who came next in fuccef-
flon. Driven by his impious and
cruel ulurpation, took refuge
in Egypt, where | was kindly
received by the Mameluke Beys,
who gave me a diltinguilhed
rank in the military leryice.-
| kePofing in the fecurityof peace,
| had ceafed to repine for the
lois Of my throne, and regretted
only the lot of my unhappy fub-
Je6tS, doomed to the yoke of my
cruel and tyrannical brother.
1t was at this epoch, that the
arrival of General Eaton gave
me hopes of better fortune but
though | could not tell what
were his powers, | trulted to the
faith Of great people, Of whom
he was the oltenGbie reDre(ent-
ative, and threw myfeif into his
arms. We concluded a treaty
at Alexandria, copy of which
IS among the papers of Commo-
dore Barron in the cuilody of
his iecretary, Mr.. DenniGon.-
I This treaty not only ftipulates
the recovery Of the throne for
me, but alfo includes ieveral ad-
vantageouS articles for the Uni
ted States, for which General
Eaton will be my voucher
Ought then TO fuppoie that the
engagements of an American a.
gent wsuld be difputed by bis
conitituent government ? | can
not juPpofe that gentleman
has pledged towards me the hon
or OF his country on purpole to
deceive me.
/ General Eaton and myfelf,
with our joint followers, had al
ready advanced Goo miles into
the kingdom of Tripoli ; and a
, general detection had leized nv
brothers army, and all things
prepared the protected Of Amer
lea 70 be hailed iovereign of his
ulurPed throne. AT this June
ture peace is concluded, in which
a throne acquired by rapine and
murder, is guaranteed to its uf-
urper, and !, the rightful fover-
eign, the friend and ally of A
melica, am left unprovided for.
No article in my favor, no pro-
vifon for me and my family,
and no remuneration for the ad-
yantages l had foregone in truf-
ing TO American honor. am
lett in Syracuie with thirty de-
pencents, on the pittance Of two
hundred dollars per month, and
no profpt6 of future eGablilh-
ment. What with the expen-
ces Of my retinue, &c. &c. |,
iovcreign prince, am now redu-
ced 10 the Penfon Of $50 cents
per day.
Imuit here obGerve, that Mr..
Eaton, Whole generoGty | can
notiuthcientIy praile, has afifted
me from his own finances, elGr
hard indeed had been my lot.
When the prevalence Of ages
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
rr1u or rnr STATE OF CONNECTICUT

Narzpib-One Dollar Bills altered to 25.---
The 25 in German Text, il fhaded BY alcrawl !;
IN tho genuine, they are not, One Dollar Bills
are liio altered 70 tsa-and are well done.
N-.V L7Hbrl-TweRty Dollar Bills, altered
from imaller denomination, and extremely
well done
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
BILLS OF THE STATE OF xtwHAnrsH,r

Dsvsr BQnE.- Two Dollar Bills: verv badly
executed-Ihey are dated Feb. Z, s04.
Po~G7ontb - Five and Ten Dollar Bills Of
NJ; Hump Bank payable at the United
States Bank, in PHILADELPHIA They are toll
cradle imitation.
C6s6Ve Bank, at Ksene-Ten Dollar Bills,
dated January IL, lso5.-They are well e1-
scuted and known only by critical exanina
ton with the true bills. RT Some Two Dol
lar Bills Of this Bank, are alfo altered to tes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

- Behdes the above counterfeits. there are
fg-, ny, f-r-aiy aEd tts dollar bill u lhe Uaifsa
Stofrs Bl7i, il ei -culston Thofe acquainted
with bills, can eafIy dilcover them from the
genuine.
~ There lave alfo, within few dav. got
into circulation, fpurious ten dollar bliIs NJ
N>srL9A BlaE, dated July -, 1905, hgned
JAMES MkINLEY. Prehdent, snd NJ. Z. STE
FHfNs, Gather. ley are handfOme lock
inc biil-butno fuch bank eril!s-Thece are
n 10 Ed fuch banks Is BvrhzCtrT, Ris5EsrA
S-.yat', or Pbl54IfIil U4isa Bank; bills Of
which all e in circulation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
BILLS or rHr STATE or NEW oRk.

Frrzrsy's Bari, az TJoy.-Teu Dollar Bills,
the imPreilion generally fainter than the true
O. es s--PaPer lighter complexion, and more
fpurgy.
aab-9-Hs Ba7E, 81 Nc7ryoyE--Five dollar
biIls,-PaPer ID impreiIon about the fame as
thefe uf T,oy Blak
M1rlr-t5 Bz7l, ~ Nc7ryerL rL--Five and ten
dollar bills, poorly initiated. and easily known
from the genuine bills.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
TRANSLATED.

CHAMET BASHhw to The beobic g
the United State5.7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
Tr7zsry l3, 1906.

The subscriber he-sby give public notice
to AL concerned that hs las been 4uly
appointed, and has taken upon h,rEet The
truss Of executor # The last viii and testament
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
DOCUMENTS

Which accompanied the PreiJents M.7age,
on the application Of the E1-Bafhaw OF
TiPsH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
ANDRFN PLRKFAW.

he Of D.. ham, IN the county Of Cumber-
land, ye5man, decesfed, by giving bond A.
the law directs He therefore requeR al
Pslons who are indebted to the faid deceafed's
sitate, 70 make immediate payment and
ihofe who have any demands thereon, to e.
hibit the fame to
Stephen Jones.
N-fsi Tt- % QOS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

NOTICE i hereby given that the fublcri =
' Der has been duly appointed adminif-
TRAITOR on the elate OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
Dstsi Tar. 2s, 1906.

HE fublcribcr hereby gives public noticeto
uconcerned, that lhe has been duiv aD-
pointed, and has taken upon herlef the trull
u Adminitratrix on the efare of
Stephen HINXL ET,
a;e 0: Standiih in the county Of Cumberl o.
mariner, decealed, ny giving bond ,, the law
directs She therefore requeGs an perlons
WHO are indebted to the fad dccealed's ec
tale, to make immediate payment and thole
VINO have any demands thereon, to exh. BIT
the fame 10
Mary Hinkley,
lsf.y ga % 1GOe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
AS4 WHTTNElI,

late Of Gorhana, II the county Of Cumberland,
gentleman deceaied. by giving bond As the
law directs he therefore reque{ts all perloas
who are indebted 10 faid deceled's eaate. 10
make immediate payment; and thoie who
have any demands thereon 10 exhibit the fame
for lettement 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
VIII IN fORNSON

N ----7.I TJHNS
late Of Columbia, in the county of Wafh-
ington, fcri0nor deceaied, and has taken up
on himleii that truf ~ giving bonss q,
the law directs All perfens having an de-
mands upon the etate Of the fad William
Jonnion are required to exhibit thu fame !;
aud all Perlons indebted 70 the fad eftate are
called upon 10 make immediate payment to
Lev! Weiton, 4daialtyafsr.
JaH 27, 1905.
THE fub(criber hereby gives public notice
t. al coacerned, that ne has been duly
appointed aud has taken upon himfelf the
usa of Executor to the Taft will aad teftament
nF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
NAa4J AIAHNlSy3
D4t,i T17. %, 1906

HE Subfcriber hereby gives public notice
l 70 Al concerned, that been duly ap-
pAnted and has taken upon hinreIf the truA
o. adHihiltrator on the etate of
T-4GtB BJRNE41f,
lste Of Portland in the county Of Cumberland.
alsr ner, decealed, by giving bsnd a. The Iaw
OTetts sc therefore requelts al perGons wlss
''e indebted to the laid decsaigd'> eltate, to
AaNe immediate payment; and thote who
save any demands thereon to exhibit the
fame 10 JOSIAH BuRNH4NF
Dltsf Ncz'. IA, l8C5.
tie iu6.criber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that he has been duly
e9poinisd and has taken upon hirllef the truit
= aG--,nlitr4.or on the elt4te 7f
MELZ.AR LINCOLN.
1'e cfPsgi'gs!. il tie county Of Cumberland,
,'o4'ewri ghI, dscealei, by giving bond As the
=" difett. Ee therefore rrquult. all per-
p0' who are indebted ~ tie fail deceafels
fs'il'e g MAKE in'mod,z'e payment; and tbose
sao have any deiRa,l4s tEsreon, u e4hl5it
@s A%ue 70
Benjamin Enmons.
T-@al,y :, Ir-5
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
JAMES HAMMOND,

HAsPoR sALR,
Al the Store lately occupied by Rhodes and
Hsmmond, whoIeiaie and retail,
JAMAICA SPlRI rs, 4'h prcof.
F,eoch snd Barcelona Brandy.
Holland Geneva.
Havanns AVID Brown Sugsp,
Loaf and BlhArd, do.
Sherry Wine, Neg Yn,t Soap,
Excellent Retsilng MoaGes,
S,ochons Tea, Perre'. Miasrd. Ginger.
French and SPanih Float Indigo,
Sape,6 le Fiou'. sc. &c.
NJ. r. Thofe whN are indebted 70 thc late
frm oi Rsopss & HAMMoNp. siI pi:aie to
call az the hore OF imes Hammond FOR the iet-
clement Of the fans, AID ,nole who have de-
.psnd, on she laid tiim, to sxh,bt the fame for
iett,enent &c shove.
Newport, May n, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
FOR SALE, OR TO LET,

AndPaG;Dgs" g'Vea immtA'ateL, a large iqVs g'U
D|ELLING-H HOUSE and Lm q LAND.
ClTCATED in Wexford, in North Kings.
- town, on The iAair Srreet.-Sad Houle
is well 6ni'hed and il, good aaad for baGuefs.--
For Term, sppiyto
CHRISTOPHER CHAMPLIN,
Living IA the prenies.
April 8rh, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
TERMS OF TIE REPUBLICAN.

e To fubfcribers in town. where the psPers
are delivered. Two Dollars per annum--one
aalf 10 advance, or the whole at the end OF 6x
months.
N the coortry. BY cafusl conveyance, One
Dollar Fifty Cea,s per supum-she vhole TO
DC paid on fubfcsib'ng.
To diasut fsofcubes. BY mail. I've Dol.
arc per sanYa-psys able 10 advance.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
TO BIZ SOLD.
By SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

TO BIZ SOLD.
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
IL No. 10, on fbe fe,y W5a,f, bslsSD Market
S9sa,r.
50 Hhds good retailing Molaaes,
60 Do. do. New Rum,
A few Hhds. Aotigua & Jamaica Rum,
A few pipe. Holland Gin.
Tierces new Rice,
10 Boxes Hard Soap,
900 Bufhcls old Corn,
80 Boxes IA quality mould and dip'd ta''ow
Candies,
10 Bbl,. prine Beef in good order for bipPins,
80 Bbl,. nef, Beef,
Cables of any dImenion, and Cordaee of any
fize can he had on the faoftef notice,
A few pieces Raven, Dack,
Sundry d Yelling Hoaies in different parts o'
the Town.
N,1ots,s, on. Q, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26

NyOTICE Is hsNay rvo to sae Creditors
IN Of the eitate OF James Baxter. late ot
Newport. dcceafed. reprefensed infoivent, that
the Court OF Prob,te OF the town Of Newport
have allowed fix months from this daie, to ex-
hibit their claims asaioa fa;d .aate 10 the un-
derdgoed ComnifIioner,, who will receive the
fame al their refpettive d~eIiiog. at any time
within faid tern.-N, claims will he received
unlcis properly arteaea.
JOB TOWNSEND. l lc.n
PERRY WEAVER. @'""a>''''"' Z
Al pedon, indebted to lad eastes- are re-
queacd 70 make immediate psyment TO
ROBERT BAXTER,-1dnMy1,aioy.
N<1epst, May 7ld, ISo6.
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Moses 81 WILLIAM THURsToN,

RtiGyn fbtiy Oank5,
ITO their Cotcnen and the public in gencr.
l. al, fer their cufum the lsit year, hoping
for con,iouance---ss every attention will be
paid TO the ouGneis. and The fmalleR favor CRATE
iuIly acknowledged. They now Offer at whole
laie or e.aii, az their old asnd, No. IS, Broad
Street. oppodsc lhe H+- Scales. the following
n.I.niea u:1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
TIMPLATE WORKER.
NATHANIEL MASON.

MA HANiEL MASON,
Rnlhe6f"lIy ir'a'n, bit f,hsds AAd Lbe b15le,
HAT he carries on the bu6nef, OF TIM
= rLATR "oRkER, at his mop. No. III,
Thsme'-Sueet. Where may be had all kind,
OF TlN.WARE, wholefale or retail, "a CHEAP
as can he pu'cha.ed in the State.-Confisnr at
tendance. and the fnaeii favos acknowledged.
St0pe-Pipst either ofTin or Sbest-Lr-
on. made at the ihor,eR notice.
-" Cath given for old Pewter and
Lead
Newport, Dec. nth. 1906.
HAVANNA SUGARS y HIDES.
On re/osa6k ierw axG hbe,aI eredi fer 0b,ysy.
ed /rcHrty.
oHN D'WoLPs C HsRsEY BRADFORD.
lave fof Sale, 1900 b Ike, aG,red Hav-
L anna SUGARS, of a iuperior ooaii,v.
now lssding from on board The hio Androm-
ache, at the wharf Of Capt. John D'Woife -
They "i Contact 20 deliver laid Sue.t, ia Bsf.
too, ihould the purchaers with it.
ALSO
200 excellent Sailed Hides.
BIiao. K. l. hp.ii s, 1906.
N/HEREAS Thankful, my Wife. ha,
w eioped from my Bed aud Board Th;,
IS 10 forbid all Perfons entertaining or truffiny
her on my Account. ss ~il not pay apy Dcbts
OF her contracting after The date hereof.
THOMAS CHAMPLIN.
Exeter, Mey zcib, 1906.
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WE THE SUBSCRIBERS.

WE HE SUBoDKTBtKS,
NEISG by the Court Of pIobs'e of the town
a of Parifmou,h, appointed CommiiIiooe,s
90 receive, examine. and adjua the claims Of the
Creditors to the E0s-s OF ISAAC ]. EA.
TON, late OF Poufnouih, deceafel, rep'cieniea
in.olvent. give notice 20 all pci!ons who have a.
oy demands againR iaid Efssc, 10 bring them
in to either cf US at our REFLECTIVE Dweilirg',
1nhio Six Months from the ds,c hereof, being
the ,ine allowed by faid Court for that purpofe.
No accounts allowed, unleis properly aueaed
10.
WILLIAM BRIGHTMAN, | Commif-
lob LAWTON, Goneu.
ALL p;rions intcSted TO fsii Eha,e, are re.
uueaed to maize Immediate pay rcnt to
ROBERT LAYTON, AdminR'r.
Portfpoutn, April ,Ift, SEQ.
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EOR Sale by the Subicribeu, the mott valua-
i bic aod extenh'e aGoument Of BOOKS
aud STATIONARY ever offered in this State
and at prices much lefs than can he bought clfe-
where. Their coli.ction OF book, Is In all Arts
and Sciences, B.bles-Their aloument viii be
found from the imaiieR pocket ize to the larsett
folio, OF 81 different editions, al prices from 10
to go per cent. leh thaa Others iell.-Every
new publication ot merit, will be for fale at their
tore az foon as from the preis.-Next week will
%. opened iur,her colIeetion, OF everal hund-
red volumes of ihe mot valuable books.
Circulating Library.
They wilt ciscuia,e any book ia their fore,
upon che following terms, from which they will
not vary-viz.
The whole fet to be taken at once, and the
value thereof depofi,ed ; from which value, 6
per cent. per week will be retained for the ufe OF
the perion taking the books TO keep or reiurn
them. II rhey arc materially damaged they will
not be taken back in any cafe.
Thek Terms may not appeai 70 accommodate
ing, bot the public may te aEuIed that no other
pan can DC adopted I'd keep Vsioao'e coiection
Of books tor circulation without lch 10 the liz
bra,iaa. @. WANTON, q Co.
Newport, March Iath.
NOTICE is heteby given to the Creditors
~ ofthe Eaatc Of Rsbisjsx Go,dse,, late Of
North. KingaoSu. d.ceaied. repreiented iniol-
vent, that the Court Of Probate of the town of
North Kineaown. have allowed 6s months
from this ds,e. TO exhibit their claims aeainf
faid Eaate, to The unde,dgued Com nifioners.
who will receive the fame At their reipetaive
dwellings at any time within laid term.-No
claims ~i.l be received unlefs properly at,eaed.
NICHOLAS c. NORTHUP, | Commit
lZBON SANFORD, 6oners.
An Iericns indebted to fsid efste, arc re-
qoeaed TO make immediate payment to
BENJAMIN SANFORD, Adminia'r,
North, King saown, Jsae 9Th, ,ses.
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Hard Ware Stationary, 9c.
DAVID MELVlLL.

i/h V - MIL ILL,
ESPECTFuLLY iniosm, hi, tricpt,, that
~ he has jpa received a very haudi,~e
aaJnncnt of Hard Ware, Cale,y ,on,ssrge,y.
JataveS Wa,e, Cabm.i Faynitaye, Stationary
&c. &c. Ais. Dep loa Line. and Leads hana
do. FIN hynp. L'nes, Bed Cords, and Clo,he,-
Lines. db6,*
MaO-7ork Manufactured TOBACCO
and SNUFF,
Cooiiaios Of hrg,' Head plsr,l Ladis,
T~itt. AID "a. robscca MIccabsu and Scotch
SNUFF. Of the fra ssi'ty at the Manuiatt-
tory p'ices. IL CASH given for Lead.
Newport. De-. 40, I8o4.
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Have removed from I43 Ia7 Thames Street
oppofte Ohm r. To~n'eod 81 Co, They
turn hei, thanks for the iiosral pat
ronsee they have already received.
7b,y ba0r nOp OF hand, Jer Sak. ibr foilo7visg
e16r'ment IF Bost. Sbocs. Ge. dyeaJ fran
Bsaos- jmsng 1obnb a.,
I AIDES KID. iqiase toes, of the latef falh-
IL ion.
DO. Morocco, Slippers. fquare toes.
D., DO. With heels shd .qOalc toes.
NJ &c, of all kinds.
Mcns. lined and bound. fine.
Do. common ard cuarie.
Boys. lined sod boond, and coarfe.
Child,eEs, oi sl! kinds.
ALSO,
IN ,Gortmcn' of koxbu,y Boot Legs, and
Ruaett b., Top,.
Like4.jk-A variety Of TRUNKS as 0fu'l.
Nu~por. april 80, 1886.
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For Sale.

xss For Sale,
1sGNl1 a LARGE two ftoy Dwelling
..AgxN "A Houic. with five rooms on a
LMEMl ar"s---s veil of good ~a,er in the
t1rs@ :'s1A2s yard; and an excellent large Gar
dea, 6toAiei ia Thames Street. AprS TO
WILLIAM SLOCUM.
Newport, March 10. ISos.