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JoSenh Il. Vaudeville,

e,n,s- Of Ksas and Union-streetS'
OFFERS FOR SALE,
GO hhls. Sd and 18th proof w. inoia rum
9, ditto Muscovado sugars
so ditto molasses
a. barrels common whi'key
ri d,tto old rye ditto
80 ditto New England rum
600 G;,to ditto cider
20 ditto excellent shao
I1 casks Malaga wme
aa h,xcs brown an i~whIte soap
81 ditto mould and cipt candies
50 ditto ralsihs m
Az dino best crown glass, 8 by 10 and ~
by 10
20 dis;o chocolate, no. | and no."
pa chests imperial, Tyson, young hySoh
and SKIN IG.dS
so ba:;, green cofee
q duo white dlio
So ditto race gin CT
900 realns wrapping paper
50 di,to writing ditto
aoco mounds Rhode Island cheese
so .i,to best Goshen dItto
10 bales India twine
ditto romal han'ikerchlefs
BY RETAIL.
Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, pors ana sla'a-
HIhE S y
Coynac, Peach and Apple BRANDi
Pepper, alspice, nu,megs, Cloves emma
,p,n. r,ound and race ginger, indigo, aiiuh'
ca,nrras, birthstone. gunpowder, :hot pipes
in boxes, Hing boxes in nests, hed cord
lea'.;na lines. trace ropes, snuff in bottles,
I,,f and hump sugar. shaving soap. chewing
tobacco Of different qualities, m"star' In bot
frs and by the pound, Spanish and common
eivars, honey, Gu, nsi $ of all sizes, &c. &c.
.fLSO,
1000 bushels Lisbon hy nushei
5000 ditto ground alluns and or in
1000 90 fine Liverpool salt sacks.
Best superfine -four and water crackers
April G. doe XIV"
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pinhertcn's Collections of Voy.
ages and Travels.

TIE 10Th and Eth Numbers ar: just re-
reived, and ready for delivery t. ouoscn-
hers, who arc requested to call fer them
80 Such Gentlemen as are desirouS o,
being possessed of this 'alnable york, nd
of having their names enrolled among the
friends and patrons OF the Arts, and OF Use
full knowledge in the U. States, will please to
make early application to
JAMES KENNEDY, sen'r.
April Ia stood
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-17
Public Sale.

By virtue of a deed Of trust
from Damel NJ Carly, and Margortna Aaa
nlda Snowde,, his zufe, to KS the subser'o RS,
suiH DC ernosed to fubke sale ON TUESDAY
the fyfih Day Of FL ruary nert, at Crasgford's
IaUern, in George Town. a Tract Of Land ON
the river Potomac, lying in oudoun county,
state Of Virginia, k,o7um as M'Carty's Island,
and Sugar Land Ifacl, or 30 much thereof as
will be sufficient TO tuy the sum recorded in
said deed.
Thi. property lies about 20 miles above
George Town, and the city OF Washington,
and the Island part Of the properly, contain
Ing 800 acres, is known by its produc-
lions to be the most valuable and desirable
ginia, with proper cultivation may be made
to produce 100 bushels Of corn per acre.--A
great proportion o. this tract is haaviy TIM
bcred, from which an inexhauslable quantity
Of ship timber, slaves, &c. may be taken -
The property wi be shewn on application to
Mr.. John w. Broraugh, in George Town. or
MIR. Daniel MCarty, on the premises. ! he
te ms of sale are, one third cash, or negotla-
BILE paper in the bank Of Columbia, at 60 days
with two approved endor ers residing within
the district Of Columbia, the balance In three
equal payments of three, sly * line months,
all bearing interest from day OF sale. III notes
AS above mentioned The land is to remain
Bound and be resold on default of payment,
for SO much ready money as may ne .utiicl-
cnt to raise the balance then due, and the re
sitlue on credit to meet the future install
ment or instsimcnts; the proceeds OF whl' n
resale is to be in like manner secured, and
this operation Of esale is to be made as Of
ten as such successive default shall ,equlre
conforming each to The term. prescribed In
the first.
Elisha Janey,
James Keith, junior.
November 5. 2awts
e. The sale Of the above
property is unavoidably post
poned until Monday, 22d inst.
at o'clock, when the sale will
positively take place at Craw-
tords I Tavern, George-To Town.
April 9.
BUR- Milestone Munufa&7O,y.
The Subscriber informs the
public that he has received supply Of Burr
Blocks and intends to recommence the max
ing of Burr Mill-otones at his late dwelling
Oh Patrick street, between King AM Cameron
streets, about the first OF March next, whe
he cam supply Burr stones OF any dimensions
that may be ordered. lie has also good as
sorlmeat Of Boiling Cloths, which can be had
by applying TO Joseph Dean or at the Manu-.
factory. Any person Wishing to engage
Burrs before the FIST Of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December II. 2aw
t. D Elm c..
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NOTICE.

Whereas the ship Hebe. commanded 81
The subscriber, WIS, Oh the 2isr d;r OF FaarGy
y last, taken possession Of BY French priTy
teer, the Diligent, commanded By eaps t;tSt-
sin, who, having committed various Oai,ascs
and dcpredAtions a hs.rd.he Hebe, teciasA
that she was iau:fu! prize: bue THAI hnvi,ig
10 cargo on board, he the said capt G.ass!D,
would nave to sink. the Hebc, such being tie
orders OF bis goveffmert. unless the su6seSr
Ter would ransom the said Hebe.
Whereupon, and to proven, the 6cstrictia5
OF his ship, the subscriber was compelled Ga
the 2sd fthc said month, to give to SAID capt
Grassin, bill drawn upon and signed If
the subscriber, in farorr Of Mr.. Ha,ssa
Smith, payable at so days sight, and bsa:iss
date at Cadiz, on or about the l2th or !Ash ci
Slid month, for the sum Of S lo.eoc.-.NsV
all persons are warned from receiving sd
bill, rs the subscriber is advised it was ii;ega'y
extortcd from him, and he is no: bcund 70 p.y
the same.
WILLIAM 0GLE
Philadelphia, Apr, IL, 1871.
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PHILADELPHIA, 1Myl
SINK, BURN, pI.uNg,;R AND les
TRCYm
" HIS MAJESTY LOVES TIE AMERI.
CANS -"

Arrived yesterday forenoon, the Frrn-a
iPr:eateey Er;s OAgent, Cart. Grcsstn, froai
cruize. According TO the captains ics,1lst,
she has put in, in distress, having eEcouriend
q severe gale, IN which she suffered c.cI.45is-
r~bly in her spars and rigging, md threw is~
guns overheard. thought is strongly ais:s>-
ted that her guns a,e safety deposited j. iner
held. Fifteen DAYS Since, she capturec 81.
British brig Lad -Cs!itol., OF and TOR pe.f....
from Jam ica, and SET. ne scr a port in Fr.sacc
The arrival OF tbs priivatesr in The De:l-
ware cps the Climax q IEaDls and inp4-
,!cnee, as she is the s.rie Ina. Captured Oh
the LIST Fcbruyiy last the .!ip II b., C,.s,
Of this port, I'D tie 5drcne Gideon, CeTn, Ct
Eew-Torh, which vessels being chiefly IA bai-
81. she WIS On the Sit OF. sinking, hut I'D
prevented by tie c-p..::i's TRANSFORMING ti;c arg
fer 10000 and the Liter fer $500 doii:.-e. tx
which they gaYe their bo;d,. Iyn..
ther capt. Gr..ssin has come To GrnGId
nav;Y|nt 81 his 6cn3s. o. whether BE cDk
wisaes 70 tAke a surrey OF. the rich si.ips ca
the eve of sailing from this p,r, IN cster %
make some more c~I,urcs. after ne his EXEC.
cienced Arer;eaE hospitality, are suesticss
"i Sc lots import. Tits to be ho,sri tilis TIC
laws CT our Country viii be Appealed 70 o.
this occasion. Either tl,eiaws are able 70 pc.
recI the persons and property OF the ci,i.eas
from piuhder ard rapirc, Or they uSe i.a ].
is high time thai this iact should be aseer.s,,>
Cd.
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marry By and bye"---ani "by ard b,.,
till the best ten years Of lie are gone. IA
is still re-resoiving, and fear will die ~ S
same"
He that would gather the roses of ma,bi,,.
ny should wed In the May ofiife. Ifyou W..
only the wi,hcred leaves ard the thor,.s. ,,I+
poor Robert says, put it off till Septcun.,
s. Procrastination Is the thief Of ti.ne''
made visit last winter to see INV a,
friend Jeremy Careless. When We put ~.
horses In the stable, he took me In his r.
thr..shed. / observed to him th:.t one CT f.
boards Of the barn WIS near falling, ana lie h,
better nail it, 81 will by and bye SAID l.
Things about the farm looked little as IS,
6" BIZ and bye" folks lived there. Next NOR.
ing the bows Came running with SID na,n
An unruly bull had torn off the board -. IN
the cattle had supped and breskiastcd on h.
white wheat, and old Brindle the best cowi,
the drove, was .oundered So tnar she del
Now two nails, worth a penny---snd 6ye H.
nutes oftime would hare saycd the life of Old
brindle, and the white wheat into IKE barsa9
a stitch in time saves nine"
Passing by n1y ncighbor Nodwell'sth the Other
day, Saw that his wife had made a Ens ri.
den, and the early peas we're shooting uyu;.
antly above the ground. :" l. looks ~.l.....
said /, I" neighbor--bst there is hole IN ro,:
fence, which you had better ,Hcnd, or Ne
hogs will ruin your garden" will "by ni
bye" said he. Happening TO 60 ls there NO
days after. | was hall deafcsied with: TIC CIT af
80 Whe-ee--~ho-ee---siu -5oy---stn.bs,.' A
drove OF hogs hid come alolrg, and wh;e nv
ncigbhor was taking nap, they lad c:avissi
Through the broken fence. and dsstrc,st he
lybor of week. Never put off Til to-,aa,.
row what you can dc to dly"--.pcor aoaa
says.
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NOTICE.

Whereas the barq"e Gideon. commsnda:
oy Francis Cofhn, Was captured On tic 11s
OF February, 1911, by the French private.
Ditgent' commanded by Alexis G-..ssin. $40
declared she was good prize, and that i p.s
the orders OF his government to tal,e, s''.'
burn or destroy all vessels coming s:oii :
beseised port, which Lisbon was considerec.'
and threatened that he would sink tie vcSss1
unless the supereargo would ransom. he
whereapon the subscriber. to prevent th5 g. :.
s:ruet,on OF the said vessel, Was eompehia
give bill drawn by him in taycar OF !a's'D
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From, tile Cleaner
FRoa The DESK OF Pooe RoBear, THE
SCRIsE

6 mill By and bye"
ZouNDs! sir, vou may as well swear you'll
never do it 1! I'm out of all patience with
these :" by and bye" folks, " One hour of the
present tense is worth week in the future -
Why know bachelor as well calculated
for matrimonial felicity as every virtue & eve.
ry accomplishment can render him but he
has been putting off the happy time, from one
year to another, aIwaysresoiyiug that be would
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OVERWHELMING.

Nv virtue Of deed OF trust bearing cate the
,w 18TH 6ay of October, eighteen hLndred
and seven, executed 10 TIE SUBSCRIBER
Alexander and James >mu,, ard Rachael
!, and M,rgare, Sni.h. wives OF the s.ii
Aiexander and J,mzs Smith-wiil he sid,
: nm the premises, "a SATURDAY,. ms
twenty fifth div of NJ next, on creoit
!, If six. twelve and ei,h cen months
/. VALUABLE
House and Lot of Groant,
I, tae town OF Alex marta, ard D1u''-ied. 's
f1.oxs:
W ECINNI\G OF me north SIDE OF Duke
,,ye.t, IL the Said t.@n o! NiesaHnfi {,
o : ~, ,d,ei and twenty three tee, ave IN
or, the o,..wlrd Of Mater s rect. AMI iun-
s;,y me e. easrs r:ily with Dake street
,xsa.y s.yea feet ten inches; thence north
~, riIv WITH :ine parallel 70 Water street
one h,qar.d fer iheree ge-;aar-iy n >
line q. Dase stree. twenty 'ev-n f-et ter
i..ches: thence sol,hwa;d!y :! a dreoi pArai'
he! line 10 the beg nning
Notes with sppr'ved endnrsers. ne;etia-
he IN the 8 NIX of alexar d II. vail be re-
o,;rsd ,f.,he sarci,aser 'cr-tae pa ment o.
tie purchase money la three -1ui' Install
ments, and lien o: the P-"nar'v
James Keith, Jun.
Trustee.
6prif IS. us
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Yillairp ycmaraed.

In the rebellion Of l74J, party Of Cum
berland's dragons was hurrying through
Nithsdale in search Of rebels.---Hungry and
fotigued, they called at lone widows house,
and demanded tefreshmert. Her son, a lad
Of about l6, dressed them up lqaS kaie and
butter, and the good woman brought new
milk, which she told them was all her stock.
One of the party en1uircd, with seeming
kindness, how she lived" Iadsed," qouih
she /" the COW and the kale yard, wi COPS
blessing, are a my .Diaiie,.." He arose, and
with hrs sabre killed the COW; and destroyed
all the kale. The poor woman WAS thrown
upon tho world, and died Of broken heart !;
the disconsolatc youth, her son, wandered
away, beyond the enquiry of friends or the
search of compassion. In the continental
war, when the British army had gained a
great and signal victory, the soldicry were
making merry with wine, and rccounting
their exploits dragoou roared out,
once starved a. Scotch witch in iNithsdale
killed her COW, and destroyed her greens !;
bu, (sddcd ho) she could live, for all that, ON
her GoD, as she said 20 " And don't you
rue it (cried a young soldier, starting up)
I" don't you rue il /" " Rue what I" said
he. /" Rue aught like that Then, 10y my
.Gop, (cried the youth, unshcathing his
sword) that woman was my s'oihe-. Draw,
you brutal villain, drsA." They fought !;
The youth passed his sword twice through the
dragoon's body, and while he turned him
over in the throes cf death, exclaimed, "had
ysa rued IL, pow s6oaid have only besn funish-
ed 6y your Cor
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N7ScELL1NROUS SRLECTIOMS,.
Frederick, King Of Prussia.

Frederick, King Of Prussia.
AT the battle OF Prague, in which the OPP
posing general obliged the great king OF Prus-
sia to raise the siege of that city, the king IN
his retreat found the left wing thrown into
considerable disorder, which obliged him 10
advance on full galop. On his way his horse
stumbled near to wounded soldier who per-
ceiving the king, said to him" Sir, II you
do not place two or three pieces OF cannon ON
yon cmincnce, and deflc below, your wing
will be lost"
The soldier at the same time pointing with
his finger to the place he meant, TO the posi-
ton Of which the king had not much attended.
His majesty turned his eyes toward the spot,
and, thoughtful some moments, took from hrs
fugcr a ring of some value, and gave It TO the
soldier, saying, Ifyou survive comcio me
and bring with you this ring"
He Immediately left him, and giving orders
agrccnbIy to the advice of the soldier, check
ed tho progress: of the enemy, and preserved
the wing OF bis army, which would otherwise
have been exposed 10 be cut IL. pieces.
Abouta month afterwards, the soldier, hay
ing been cured OF his wound sufficiently TO be
able to walk, came to the king, and presented
him the ring, when Frederick Immediately
gave him captains commission.
The new officer, whose name was Schrnz-
er, behaved so well at the battle Of Rosbacb,
that he was made major, and lieutenant col
onel. AT the affair Of Rosbach, the king hes
itatinp in what manner to act, sent one OF his
aids dc camp to bring Schruzer to him. He
asked his opinion, followed his advice, and
succeeded. This procured Schruzer regi-
meni, and a rank OF major-Gcncral.
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NOTICE.

THE town, at meeting held the 9th inst having
resolved to erect or purchase suitable building
as an House OF Industry, for the accommodation and
employment of the Poor, and that such building, if
erected, shall be OF s,one.--1leretose,
PROPOSALS
VIII be received by either OF the subscribing Com
mite, (appolned Tor that purpose} for to
furnish 400 cords OF good faced building stones, TO
be delivered on before the lst day of March next,
at such place near the present Work-house The
Committee shall appont.--.8lso, for contracts for
building the walls of said house, 70 feet long, SO
broad, "a high, upon a basement of feet, 4feetof
which is 10 be above ground. The basement wall
TO bS2 feet thick. The first story 9 feet high and
Is inches thick.The story 8feet high and IS inch
cs thick.-lhc third story feet hIal and 1 foo.
thick. There will be.8 doors and 9O'w,ndows.
.3so, for contracts to furnish, at an agreed price
per 1000 feet, Timber (white pine, free Of sap
Boards and cedar Shingles necessary for The buld-
ihg.-The quantity and dimensions to be given by
the Committee, at the tine of concluding the crn-
tracts. .7sO, for contracts for putting ON hipped
roof upon said building, making the doors, and ,hc
frames and sashes for 90 windows, z by 9 glass.
putting UP tie partitions necessary for rooms
the first Roor and IA rooms each Of the two up
per stories, TO be divided by an entry feet vide,
through the centre Of each upper story-and. for
the whole inside work necessary for said building,
"a be done ia the painest manner
fhe proposals may be made for the whole or any
part of the above, to be delivered in wts month
from this date.
Any variation made in this plan by the Committe
appointed to superintend the building will be taken
into consideration at the time OF concluding the
tracts.
NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
DAVID BUFFUM,
JOHN SLO( UNI,
NAsH'L HAZARD,
JOHN EARL jr
SlLAS DEAN,
HENRY BULL,
BENJAMIN HAZARD
Newport, Sept. Is, 1911.
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EMPLOY MENI

TWO families, with number of children in each,
from to Is years of age, and several Girls,
from is TO 90 years of age, may receive constant
employment and generous wages, at the Cotton
Manutactcry OF Tny, Brown g Slater, at pawuc Z
ei.--Unquestonaber recommendation as to charao Ell
and morals will be required. Application may he
made TO Sd'a''et Mate, Pawtacket .iiray e Brou,s
Providence, or 10 Tic Subscriber No. 175, Thames,
street, who viii give every Information required.
EDWARD w. LAWTON.
Newport, Cd Of SIX mo. 1871.
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DANIEL b. VAUGHAN requests all
those who arc indebted TO him, either hy note
or book account. Of more than SIX months standing,
TO cali and make immediate payment that the
may ne enabled TO pay his debts. Ifthis request is
not speedily complied with. all accounts and notes
will be put in the hands Of an attorney for collection
Oct q.
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WIND MILL.

TOR SALE, by the subscriber, WIND
= MILL, situated on jamestown, being in COM
plee repair, and in every respect good any one
IN the state. Attached TO the AI is a Dwelling
House. and half an acre of Land. The whole Of
which will be sold on liberal terms. Apply TO
NATHAN MUNRO.
JamcSfo,sn, sept. 2j.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber being authorized by the
Secretary of the Providence 5iiitua Fire hsnronce
Company, TO receive the assessment due from the
Members of said Company in Newport, requests
them to call him at the Coffee house, and pay
their respective assessments within the time prescrib
by the 9Th arr. of the Constitution of said Com
pany. JAMES TOWNSEND.
Oct. Q.
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WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.
ron THE


Commercial Line Of Nail Stage,
Beiween ..NeWhort and Boston.
+ FAVE Newport every Monday, Wednesday and
- Friday at o'clock, A. NJ aud arrive in Boston
at o p N. same day. Leave Boston every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, at o'clock, A. NJ. and
rive in Newport at p. NJ. same day.
N. II. For the further accommodation Of the La
dies and Gcntemen who may travel from Newport To
Boston, or from Boston TO Newport, the Propretors
of the Commercial Line have established an Accom-
modation Stage, to leave Newport every Tuesday,
Thur day and Saturday, at o'clock, A. NJ. and ar.
rive in Boston at O'clock, p. M same day. Leave
Boston every Monday Wednesday and Frid,y, at 8
o'clock, A. ~ and arrive in Newport, at O'Clock
p. NJ. sanc day.
ISAAC TRASK, Besson,
FIfJAH DRAKE, ShoroR,
JESSE SMITH SioHghtsn.
GE0hGE ATWOOD, Taunton, ( ~" '''V'0 .
THOMAS DURFEE, Troy,
WJLIiAM DEAN, .Ncrpow, J
QJ The Books are kept in Newport, at WEREs'
Boarding House, on Bannister's whari-and nj "
WAGToNs Inn, Brom6ed's lane, Boston,
Newport, Oct %, 1911.
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Simtir Cure for VeaS Evss.


EVERY morning wash your eyes
in common pump or we'll water, always being
careful to rub the eyes gently toward tho nose,
aud when wipins, oc cafelul observe thc
same rule witch will produce t.'> elect 10
driving tie humour or ineommeueN from toe
eyes. This remedy, though sWple. IS pow
ertul and, cihcac!oGs, 1he person who CON.
municates lbis, has been al his lde (I,i with
in four years. trouhlSi whb weak and in6am-
CT eyes, and, by perssyerlng in the above
pcacucs, has Erected perfect cure. 1t
would be wei tos persons who are not so af-
hictcd, 20 ADOPT this practice, as II will have
tendency to.pleervs and strengthen the
ey,s, ana pie'tht inaammatlon.
: A thief, having stolen cup out OF tav-
ern, was pu saed, aod great mob was rlis-
cd around Lm. bye-stander was asked
waat Wa the matter " No;hine, only poor
fellow kas faSer e,t 700 r'aeh."
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NOTICE.

NiIE Subscriber having wish to close and settle
all las accounts, calls upon all persons who arc
inaeDed 10 him To make Settlement by the last OF
Decemeer next, otherwise he w;ll be under the ne.
cessty oiput,ins them IN legal train for collection
>.s 5sl..s PELEG SANFORD.
M'ddletown. Oct 81, 1911. t~si '.
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POETRY.
From tie National Inteihseneer.
THE TORNADO.

THE TORNADO.
!g.bronbu on hearing Of the Tornado III Chariess0'
S. c. The 8M ru.
HARK the Demons of the storm
Ride upon the clustering gales
Black, terrifck, void of form,
Rushing through the peaceful vale
Rain in gushing torrents pours,
Thundcrs roll and Iight'nngs fash
In the sky destruction lours,
Hark what means that holTld crash
DeaM now plays his icy dart,
Desohstion sweeps the shore,
Tetrow strikes ON every heart,
COP OF MERCY IL is ger!
Yet hear the shrek Of death
'Tis the Demons parting blast,
IIowlng o'cr the dreary heath
Ltav'n be prais'd! the mischicf's past
Type Of that ETEREAL Moan,
When this poor and fragile world,
On the faming whirlwind borne,
will'in endless gulphs be hurPd
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers, Executors of the Las, Will and
Testament of Capt. ELISHA LAWTON, late
of Newport, deceased, hereby give notice that they
have taken upon themselves that trust by giving
bonds, the law directs. They therefore request
all persons having demands against said deceased's
Estate, to exhibit the same for settlement and all
those indebted to make immdiste payment to
WILLIAM PRATT, r
ABNER HATHAWAY. -
Newport, Aug. 8, 1911.
NorE--The Subscriber, in consequence Of living
out of the State, has thought proper to authorize
WiLLIAM ENNIS. Esq to act in his stead relative
to the settlement Of said Estate Claims NAV there
fore be presented and payments made to him, or to
Major ABSER HATHAWAY.
WILLIAM PRATT.
Newport, Aug 8, 1911. fatal
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TRUNKS.

JOHN STERNE,
No. 13, BaaiSte,'s-sharf
M ANUFACTURES and keeps constantly fer
4vA sale, TRUNKS. Of every size and descrp-
Non, comprising ag great variety, as was ever of
Arca sor sale, in as place, all which he win sell,
Wholesale retail, on liberal terms.
ACCOUNTABILITY Goods and Groceries, us usual
August 9.
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BAKER,

BAKER,
p ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
~ pubIick, that he has removed to his New
Bake-iiouse, little TO the eastward Of his former
stand, IN MiIstreet, where he will keep constantly
on hand, for sale. Ship and Cabin Bread, Crackers,
and all other kinds usually Kept for sale.
JHty TO-
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COFFEE.

DANIEL p. VAUGHN,
nFFERS for sale, on liberal terms, at his store
~ No. 1. WaghingtOn-sguarc,
1000 VT. excellent COFFEE. Of
the FIRST quality sept. %.