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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-27

"A countrymen was boasting in a large com
pany, OF the success he had met with in re.
forming his parishioners, on whom his la
bours, he said, had produced wonderful
change Tor the better. Being asked in what
respect he replied " that when he first came
among them, they we're set Of unmanncrly
clowns, who paid him no more Difference than
they did to one another---did not SD much as
pull Oft heir hat when they spoke to him, bu,
bawled out to him as roughly and as familiar
~ as though he was their equal whereas
now, they never presumed to address him
but cap IN hand, and in a submissive voice,
made HIM their bes. bow when they were al,
cen yards distance, and styled him yoEr rev.
erenee at every word" A Qaaker who had
heard the whole patiently, made answer,
" and so, friend, the upshot of this reiorma.
ton OF which thou hast so much carnal glory
is' that thou hast taught thy people to wor-
ship tbyself."
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MIScELLANEOUS SELEC7I0Ns.
Melancholy Scene IN Me foam IF Brewster,,
County Of Barnstabie, 1Iassachnsells.

H1elaaehoiy Scene IN me tcsyn IF BrewSler,, /,
County Of Barnsable, Dlassachusetis.
On the 26,h inst. Capt. Chillingsworh
Foster, Jun. aged about Al years, departed
this life ; OH the same day Benjamin Bangs,
esq OF Harwich, with one Mr.. Scotto Berry,
of the same place, called at the house Of the
deceased, for payment Of sum Of about one
hundred and thirty dollars, due said Bangs,
Ind requested the father of the deceased TO
give him his security said Bangs well know
Ing the father TO be in low circumstances, and
about seventy live years old, and the mother
about the same age. The father refused A o
comply, stating his inability to answer SO
great dcmsnd, without suffering immediate
distress. The said Bangs then declared that
it he did not comply, II was In his power TO
arrest the body Of the deceased The father
still refused, aud Bangs left the house (; and
most distressed one it WAS, this being the
last son, out OF three, left these aged parents,
the other two being lost at sea, or died abroad.
The Monday following was appointed TO
have l,e deceased buried when Col Jona-
than aow appeared as Sheriff, witiisa writ to
serve oil the body. Here the melancholy
scene commenced, as part Of the relations
being assembled, with tho aged parents con-
vulsed in sorrow mo one can paint their
feelings but those who have children, and are
denied them the right OF christian burial
The usual cercmonies Oh such occasions
were however performed, and an appropriate
prayer was delivered by the Rev. John Simp-
kinssand the funeral procession formed and
proceeded with the corpse about one and u
hah mile, and very near TO the spot of the
gave, when the said Sheriff arrested the cof-
I'm, without any service on the body, and il
was set down in the middle Of the hicnway,
nesfy abreast of said Bangs dwelling house,
apd forbid proceeding any further A large
company who followed, with the mourners,
soon after retired, and left the officer in charge
OF the body After laying in this situation
Tor some tine, one OF the Grand Jurors or
dered itou, OF the high road this was COM
Piled with by the Sheriff, by placing it under
tbc window OF the said Bangs, and about sun.
set still further removed il into Bangs dwell
iing-house. BY this inhuman proceeding,
the aged parents we're deprived of seeing
their last and onIy@son buried, together
with the widow of the deceased and Ave
children So distressing scene never
was witnessed in this place, and perhaps not
In the mos, barbarous nations. Between sew.
cn-and eight of the clock, the same evening,
the body was buried by few individuals, and
by the consent of said Benz. Bangs, esd. after
he had inflicted all the wounds he could on
the feelings of the poor grey-headed parents
and their relations. JOHN CROSBY.
Bosten Ccsesse J
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POETRY.



CONTENT.-BY A FEMALE.
HAIL CONTENT, pure fount Of pleasure,
Sweetest bliss We mortals find,
Come thou dear, thou precious treasure,
Gently sooth my anxious mind.
Fairest miniature Of Heaven.
Spark ETHEREAL from above,
Let thy sweets profuseiy given,
Still my joy, my blessing prove.
Cherub. come with all thy graccs,
Ever in my bosom reign,
Riches, hononrs, titles, places,
Are, without thee, care and pain
but with thee, the meanest station,
Humble weeds and homely fare,
Still afford the consolation,
That We are Fathers care.
Come thou source Of purest pleasure,
Come thou sorrow-soothlng power,
Shed thy influence without measure,
Rain thy joys cesseless shower.
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An old lacy, who lodges at Camden Town,
was found immersed 10 the chin in large
water butt a, the backof the house in which
she dwet, few mornings since, and on be-
ing questioned as to the cause of placing her.
self in situation so extraordinary, she said
she had been informed by fortune teller,
that the world was to be destroyed by the
Comet which is now in view, and that she
had got into the butt in order that she might
dip her head under. water while tho Tail of
the Commet was passing
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NOTICE..

THE Subscribers, Executors Of the Last 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, as the law directs. They therefore request
all persons having demands against said deeeased's
Estate, to exhibit the same for settlement and alb
those indebted to make immdiate payment to
WILLIAM PRATT,
ABNER HArHAwAY.5 G1eeH''rs'
Newport, Aug. 8, 1911.
NorE-The Subscriber, in consequence Of living
out of the State, has thought proper to Luthorizc
WILLIAM ENNIS, Esq. to act in his stead relative
to ole settlement Of said Estate Claims NAV there
fore be presented and payments made to him, or to
Major ABNER HATHAWAY
WILLIAM PRATT. ~
Newport, Aug. 8, 1911 Ja14]
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers having been appoint
cd by the hon. court Of Probate of the town of Tv.
erton in the county of Newport, to receive and ex.
anime and adjust the claims against the Estate Of
GILES BE.NJNET, ~ "a
late of Tiverton, deceased, represented insolvent
and hereby give notice that months from the
date hereof. allowed to the creditors Of said Es-
tate to bring in their respective claims, which will
he attended to every last Saturday, 2 O'Clock, p NJ
in each month, a. the Dwelling house Of Amy and
Manchesters. fe
5aaRs hDlRss MAaoaasrrn Asoai c.nrl..'''.
N. B. All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate paymen to f3
TAYLOR DAVENPORT, administrator.
Tiverton, Nov. S, 1911. CN.20J
-t ~. NOTICE.. rl
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WINTER ESTABLISHMENT
FOR THE
[ontn1erci0L Line Of MQX StQpe.

FOR THE
Commercial Line Of Mail Stage,
Bef1veen Wewfsorf and Boston.
r FAVE Newport every Monday, "Wednesday and
- Friday at O'Clock, A. N. and arrive in Boston
at p. NJ. same day. Leave Boston every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, at o'clock, a. NJ. and ar
rive in Newport at p. NJ. same day.
N %. For the further accommodation Of the La
dies and Geatlemen who may travel from Newport to
Boston. or from Boston to Newport, the Propretors
of the Commercial Line have established an Accom-
mediation Stage, to leave Newport every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at O'clock, A. NJ and ar
rive in Boston at o'clock, NJ. same day. Leave
Boston every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
o'clock, A. n. and arrive in Newport, at o'clock
p. n. same day.
ISAAC TRASK, Boston,
ELIJAH DRAKE, Sharon,
JESSE SMITH, Stoughtsn. (p.o.,;.,.,.
GEORGE ATWOOD, Taunton, ''f' f'''''
THOMAS DURFEE, Trey,
WILLIAM DEAN, .Nervport,
or The Docks kept in Newport, at WEEKS
Boarding .Ii,use, Bannister's wharf--and al N.
WALroN's Inn, Bromfeld's lane, Boston.
Newport, Oct. 2S, 1911
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NOTICE.

XXTE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Homourable Court of Probate vE<he town
of jamestown, in the county f Newport, Commis-
sioners TO receive, examine and sdjus, the claims
against the estate of r
WILLIAM TEw, 81 te! ar...
late OF said Jamestown, mariner, (missing and sup
posed 10 be lost at ses) represented insolvent-do
hereby give notice, that six month from the date
hereof allowed the creditors Of said estate, to
bring in and prove their respective claims, and that
We will, for that purpose, attend az oar respective
dwellings. "a ~ go 20 ~ 80 .r
s Gse JOHN ELpRED. r,.
r.er fl THOMAS CARR ~ J" ~ '"
And all persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested make immediate payment to the sctscri-
Der, living in Charlestown. i - 'sls ~.
A JOHN TEw, jun. .sShirrras-.
jamestown, Nor. 4, 1911.
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NOTICE..

THE Subscriber haviag wish to close and settle
4 all his accounts calls upon all persons who are
indebted to him to make settlement by the last OF
December next, otherwise he will be under the ne
ccssity putting them in legal train for collection
PELEG SANFORD.
Middletown Oct o7. 1911. I.IA le W
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the subscriber
OH Book account, arc earnestly requested TO call and
settle their debts by or Otherwise, before the
1st day Of January next, when his unsettled dc.
mands will be put in suit without Or further
notice. t ~
Oct so. BENJAMIN WAITE CASE.
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FOR0SALE,
iLE.

WE, the subscribers, having been
w appointed by the hon. court of Probate, of
the town OF Exeter, in the county of Washington,
commissioners TO receive and examine the claims
gainst the estate OF 1 wt g3 fHIU.
BENJAMIN BENTLEY, IA rad
late Of Exeter deceased, represented nsolvent, do
hereby give notice, that six months from the date
hereof, allowed the creditors of the said Es-
tate, to bring in and prove their respective claims
and that we shall attend for that purpose at WIZ.
LIAM GARpISEx's inn, in Exele-, on the second
Mondays in December, February, and April next.
iHsES1AH inMas STHe;NS 6 NSSonrHut. c'".''''Hsrs-
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
questcd to make immediate payment TO
RUTH BENTLEY, .4daaaistratrix.
Exeter, Nov. A, 1871. IN.2Ol
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BOOK and HIT STORE
REMOVED.

Il
~ GORGE WANTON has remov-
~ cd his Book, Ha, and Paper.Ha,gipy Store,
one door south of the stand, whiS&he lately occupi
ed, Corner of Market Square Md has taken The
store formerly occupied by Messrs A. & & riLLEy.
directly opposite Mr.. SAnvEL w. WILSON'S Apolh.
ccary shop.
Just recei1'cd,
A large assortnen, School Books of every
kind in USE whrh will be sold by the groce, dozen,
or single, on the lowest terms--among which arc
Webster's and Murray's Columbian Orator,
Spelling Books, Murray's Grammar, In.
Aiden's lst, 2d, and Sd troducuCn, Reader, and
vols. Walkers Dic,ion. sequel,
aries, History Of New.Ingland,
DaboPs Arithineticks, School Bibles,
Morse's Geography, Tsstaments, &c.
American Preceptor,
.iho reeeircd, q tess more copies,
Self Control, Vision Of Don Roderck,
Curse OF Rahama, Homer Buresqucd, sc.
Every new publication will be received, for sale,
as soon as from the press. -
Screams foescap No. and Writing Paper
Best English and American Letter Paper.
Various editions of Fam and ruled for accounts,
lily Bibles, with elegant Childrens Books, Phila-
plates, de'phia editions, with
Bowditch's Navigator, handsome plates,
Blunt's American Coast l set Dir. Rees' Cyclope-
Pilot, da, far as puhlished---
PRAYER Books, an elegant this scarce and valua-
assortment, !som small bic work can be sold
lest pocket sizc, To tho 81 per number lower
largest Svo,with plates, Than the present SUBJ
bound IN morocco, iption price,
DR. Watts and other col Several hundred volumes
lectons of Psalms aud 2d.hand tooks--Ilsto-
Hymns, ry, Novels, Plays, 20.
Blank Books, for records ems, &c.
All of which viii be sold for less than halfth ORR
ginal value.
THE HAT STORE.
is constantly furnished with HATS, ofcvery descrip-
ton and prce-widc and common brims--warranted
not to crack fade.
Just reeeioed--S cases gentlemen's super
fine fashionable Beaver Hats, Of tho best quality.
Aso--several cases castor and plated Hats chill
drcn's beaver do. mems and boys felt do BY dozen
single.
Several thousand rolls PAPER HANG
INGS and BORDERS,
lately received--many new and elegant patterns
Aso--a variety ct low.priced Papers, with vide
and narrow Borders.-All Of which will be sold re-
markably cheap. r Oct 81.
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FOR SALE, by the subscriber, WIND
MILL, situated on jamestown, being in CON-
plee repair, and in every respect good any one
in the state. Attached to the Mill is Dwelling
House, and a half an acre of Land. The whole OF
which will be sold on li5eralterms. AI,plyto
NATHAN MUNRO.
Jamestszvn, sept. Is.
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TO LET,

A Convenient Dwelling-House, in Spring street,
n in good repair, wfh large Garden, and
we'll of good water. For terms apply to
MAY IL. THOMAS HuDSCV, Jun.
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JOSHUA SAVER,

BdAEK,
ID ESPEcTFULLY informs his friends and tic
Az publick, that he has removed TO his New
Bake-Housc, little to the eastward of his formes
stand, in Mllstreet, where he will keep constantly
on hand, for sale, Ship and Cabin Bread. Crackers,
and all other kinds usually Kept for sale.
JUN 10.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers having been ap-
Il pointed by the Hon Court Of Probate of the
town OF Portsmouth, in the coa,ntyof Newport, ONO
mssioneTs to receive, examine and adjust the claims
against the Estate of
Col BENJAMIN BROWNELL,
late of Portsmouth, deceased represented insolvents
do hereby give notice, that three months longer.
from the date hereof, allowed to the creditors Of
said Esate, TO bring their respective claims to els
ther OF the Subscribers at their respective dwellings,
within the time aforesaid. n.5.. t
WILLIAM ANTHONY, !
GEORGE HALL, I'd,
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to ~
THOMAS COREY, jup. ,aclninistrator.
Portsmouth, Oct. IA, IS11.> fO16]
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A ten Plate Stove, with quantity of
4 \ Pipe, in good order. Apply at the Office Of
tho x. l. Republican. Nov. 20.
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NOTICE.

THE Hon Court of Probate for the town OF
fivcron, in the county of Newport having appoint
ed the subscribers Commissioners to receive, exam
Inc and adjust the claims Of the creditors to the Es-
tate Of
WILLIAM FISH, tA
late of said Tivcrton yeoman, deceased represented
insolvcnt; and six month from the first Monday in
October being allowed for that purpose. Notice is
hereby given that they will attend to said business
at the house of BENJAMIN ROWLAND, in Tiverton,
ing that period.
nos1aR'S HOLDER xLMy. sD"LASn c'"r'i''i'"er'
All persons indebted to said Estate, are called up
on to make immediate payment to
WILLIAM CLIFFORD, Of Westport,
Tiverton, Oct. %, 1911. .iti,uisistrator.
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MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.
BloGaApnY or STEPHEN BURROUGHS (!

&c. PACKARD, Of albany. (.M y has issued
proposals for printing by subscription, the q" Me-
molrs" of this notorious character, /" written by
himself, and notes and appendix by another per-
son, giving further account OF him since the last
volume of the Memoirs were wrsten."
Burroughs it would seem, is n most accomplished
and fcetous villain and the proposals declare that
those WHO have smartcd under losses, produ ced
by his agency, will often feel their indignation give
way TO merrment in perusing the ludicrous accounts
which he gives of tho more ludicrous scenes in
which he was sometimes an actor OF this kind is
the story Of his intercourse and controversy with
the Pelhamites, while he was their preacher and it
may be safely said that no man, however grave by
profession, or dignifed by station, can perusc il
without submitting TO all the violence OF laughter"
HIS pursuits were varied as the shapes of the
Proteus bu, he was Stephen Burroughs in each,-
now an instructor of youth; again labonrer next.
nh ilinerant preacher !; then an acbymst--a gold
sweater and coner--but {" last though not least"
counterfei,er Of American bank notes.
MIR Pickard proposes to print this work in duo
decilno vols. for dollars.
These volumes would be more acceptable to the
American reader, if the appendix should contain
the good news Of Burroughs having been hanged.
Balamore Hing
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a CURIOUS R.3cE.
EACH PARTY WINNING STAKES.

Two Yankees lately took lodgings for about ten
days at tavern IN Lancaster county, Pennsylvania,
and ia'ed sumptuousy, drinking two or three bot
ties OF wine daily. The last day dispute arose
bout the speed of their horses--they at length a
ggeei 10 enter ON the profitable contest" The
Of his own horse. When they were mounted, the
judge, like those at the Olyn.pick games, gave The
word one, two, three, and Co., Off they went, and
have neither been seen heard Of since, leaving
the landlord ftly compensated by having had the
honour to be thelr judge Penn. paperl
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man sitting one evening at an alchouse, think
ing how to get provisions for the next day, saw a.
mother dead drunk, on an opposite bench. thought
Instantly struck him, gong TO the landlord, ne
said, do you not wish TO get rid OF his sot AYE,
to be sure !" returned he {" and half crown shall
speak my thanks" "Agreed," said the other,
:. get me sack" A sack was brought to put over
the drunken guest. Away trudged the man with
his burthen, till he to the house OF noted re-
arrsc,ioaist when he Knocked at the door
"Nho's there I" said VOICE. have brought
you subject" replied the man, /" so come quick
rive me my fee."--The money was Immediately paid
AID tse sack, with its contents, deposited IN the
sergery. The motion of quick walking had nearly
recovered t.e poor victim, who, before the other
i,Nl been gone five nhrres, began co endeavour to
sS,sicate himself 1 ON the sack. The purchaser
ca assd at being thus outwited, ran after the man
wn had deceived HIM, collared him, and cried,
W}y YOU Aog, the mans alive !" Alive, an
sw; red The other, so much the better, kill him
when you want him.
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ASTONISHING!

THE foreign papers inform us, that on TIC 10Th
June, young Nap was weighed at the Palace Of st.
Cloud, with a pair Of gold steelyards, and his
weight asc ccrtained to be just nineteen pounds.
farmer in Rochester, we are credibly informed,
ON the same 10th of June, weighed PIG, with
pair of iron stcelyards, which weighed just sscnfy
pounds and a gnarser-being exactly twenty ounces
heavier than the krrg ef Rsms
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Court OF Probate for the town OF Newport
Commissioners to receive and examine the claims OF
the creditors Of the Estate of
BENJAMIN PITMAN, JUN.
late of Newport, in the county OF Newport deceased,
repre- sented nsolyent-Give notice that six months
from the date hereof aowe said Creditors to
exhibit and prove their claims and that we will at
tend for that purpose, at our respective dwellings,
within said period.
GEORGE HALL, JuN.2 co,,,,;, .;one-s
EDWARD SlMMONS,S
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make payment to
REMEMBER PITMAN, .ldsninistratrir.
Newtort, July 10, 1911.
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All kinds Of Writing Pa by ounce, box or pound
yer h, the ream or auire, Sand and pounce boxes
at various prices from l. Conversation visiting ANU
IS cents to 20 cents per playing Caras.
quire. WAKdehS genuine I'm
50 reams brown wrapping Powder
nsner. common, and Is , Copy slips, indelible Ink,
ao brown and blue, of Back.-Gammon Tables
hest oual;tv Hartford Ink Stands Ink and sand
An ossortment of oulls. Glasses for Portable
ncr 100 or 1000, from | Desks.
S3 to 80 cents per 100. An assortment OF rem
Lead Pencils with and Pocket and desk knives
w;,bout cases. from 10 ink Stands, Ink Cake,
to I9s cents each Gentlemen's pocket and
Mathematical lnstrum- Memorandum BOOKS
er,e in cases States and slate pencils.
scaIes and Diyiders Commercial blanks blank
,y;Il;amson's three-slit Writs and Executions
celebrated metallic pens for Justices
Ivory AND bone Folders; Brass Ink stands, WIN
Paint boxes and Camels top, knife and pen.
hair brushes India rubber black sand
Red and black sealing shaving soap ana poHes'
wax. wafer boxes, bonnet pa
Red and black Waters, per.
BOOKS
Rowdtch's Nayigator.A A well assorted collec-
merican Ship-Aiaster's ton OF Books Tor chill
Assistant, Bluni's coast dren in poetry andprose,
Pilot. calculated TO lead theJ Ju-
Perry's Dictionary. venile mind " virtue.
Murry's sequel & reader. Primers, &c.
Bibles, Testaments, and very handsome assort-
Dabol's Arthmetick. ment of walking canes
Webster's, Alden's and and whips from S 50
Murray's Spelling books cents to Is cents each.
Murray's Introduction. small assortment OF
Stamford's art ofreaRng. II unks.
Hymns for Infant Minds.
In few days will be received and for sale as a
bove good assortment of Blank Books, Ledgers,
Journals, Day Books, sc. &C.
Great allowance will bo made to those who buy
Stationary for Schools, or to sell again.
or Lottery, Exchange and Brokers' busines
transacted usual and every favour gratefully ac-
knowiedged.
Stationary, E'change s. Lottery !
Office, No. 1l8, IhGrreS-Street
June IL. (eptf)
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CRANS7ON & SHAW,

NFFER at private sale, on very reasonable terms
~ at their Auction Office,
rs hhds. 3D. Sd. and 4th proof RUM;
25P pipes ; GIN.
50 hhds. MOLASSES
As bags SUGAR;
IT'S bags Batavia COFFFE
~ bags Havana
Z Z Z 'S::'' S g. s::%sss sy::% syy::%;s." 7EAS
10 do. Campoy Of the first quality
9 do Bohea
IL bales COTTON,
40 bbls PITCH;
SO bbs. Primc)
II do MessS bEEF.
26 half barrelsN
90 bbs. Prime PORK;
SO boxes CHOCOLATEi
90 bbls. SUGAR.
I.,r,pAI advances of Cash made az usual on
GOODS deposited for publick or private sale
Aug. %.
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TUST RECEIVED,

A few hundred yards fine Dunsta5lc, equal,
f not superour 10 any manufactured in Newport
Il dies wishing to be furnished with Hats Bonnets,
Of the newest fashion, and most superiour quality,
will please call soon, at us, Ihames-streek
.aso--common and Ow-prced Hats and Bonnets,
Of every fashion. BERNARD HILL, Jun.
Aug. q.
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NOTICE.

co,r. of Probate holden in windham, in
~ IT, J;s,r;ct Of Windham, on the 24th day OK
Anrost' =. 1911 This Court limits and appoints
Augos. a. S.om this date for the creditors to the
s Es,ase e Of Capt JOHN sLocuM, late Of Lebanon,
IN said district deceased to exhibit ,nsr sh.non a'' =
Mr' hsps as w;ndham, and state of Connecticut.
~. ",,oersx for Mrs EIIlAsrH sLoeuN, Adm'n'stra-
try or be debarred recovery, aeeoremg 20 law
u'A' " A,tcst-sAMUEL GRAY, Clerk
An persons indebted to The Estate above mention.
es e., -. :, ANDREW v. WILLIAMS,
"e"s !" Attorney.