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IN4LltNAL REVENUE.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the several
i acts Of Congress passed at their last session,
laying certain Internal dntes will take effect from
and after the 3l,t day of December, 1873 The pro-
visions of winch mus, be complied with on pain of
incuir'ng the penalty Of the law.
Those provisions require Retailers of Wine, Spir-
itous Liquors, Foreign Merchandise, to make APP
Picalon, in writing, the office OF the Collector of
Revenue. either in Newport Bristol. for and oh
tam iacence Owners superintendants Of Stills
or Boxers intended To be worked, to make applica.
ton aforesaid. for and TO obtain iiccncc. Auc-
toncers to enter into bonds, and certain crcum.
stan ;es, take out Licence nc6ners of Sugar to
enter into bonds. Owners keepers Of Carriages to
enter the same, and obtain Certificate of the pay.
ment of the duty. And discounted Notes and Bonds
togetiief with Bills OF Exchange 10 be Stamped
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY,
Collector ofthe Revenue tor the FHu COL
iect on Dstries Of Rhode. Island.
Newport. Dec. IA l3iS
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PEAL ESTA7E-roa SALE.

A Farm, lying in Portsmouth, on the west road,
1Ahalf mile south Of Bristol Ferry, containing,
by estimation 90 acres well watered, viii, Dveil-
ing house, barn, courthouse, and other out build
ings thereon. Said Farm is fenced into eleven en-
closures with stone wall 81 acres of orchard The
walls and buildings all in good repair-Auy person
wishing to purchase will DO well to come and see
which is the best recommendation that can be given
Apply to JOHN ANTHONY, living on the premises
December "a 18I2
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WiLLiA.,1 5. NICHOLS,

No, SO, Thames -sfrees,
HAS just received, in addition to his old stock,
general asso tment Of plated Britannia and jap
pane.i wares. Cutlery, brass Candieslicks, Lamps,
Pocket Books, sc. sc. &c.
.4LSO-. great Variety Of Ladies' elegant Tor
toise Shelf Combs, aud Modern Jewelry.
Gold Necklaces, and Silver wares AS ususl, war
ranted good
0Jr Cash conss ,n.iy given for old Gold and Sill.
We II. Dec. Is
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ALMANACKS FOR 1914. .for sale

I C. SHAW offers foe sale by the grocc, dozen,
y AMI -etsiI. the Glcrgyman's. Bickcrs.afF's and
Farmers ALMASAcK5, at TIE Boston aud Provi.
dencc prices. .Ssr. q.
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Real lsoTATL,

EOR sale to let, on reasonable terms, By the
u subscriber, his House and Lot in Washington
street, No. 20 Also, the Houe and Lot in Tanner
street, No. ~. K has for two years past been inn
proved IN the Grocery Line, aud N one Of the best
s'4'u' !" . ,n.' ''ne O. ousness oe Tor ooardng-
convenient, with shop attached TO it; and in the
yard, stable, woodhouse. &c. The terms will be
liberal, apply to BENANwELL SHAW, on the
premises. Newport, August S, 1919
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.Aebusav and Tnspecfor- Generals Otfcc,l
Washingtsr, .Aercn:6er IL, 1913. )
. A GENERAL Court Martial for the trial of Brig.
\ adier-General WILLIAM HuLI.,wili assemble
at some suitable place in the city Of Albany, Estate
OF New-york) on the third day of January next.
The Court will be composed as follows, viz;
PRRsIDEsr,
Major General Henry Dearborn.
AEMBERs,
Brigadier General Joseph Bloomfield,
Thomas Parker.
Leonard Coyingion,
Colonel John r. Fenwick,
Henry Carberry, s6lh regiment Infantry,
Peter Little, SSH regiment Infantry,
William N. Irvine, 42d regiment Infantry,
Lieutenant Colonel Richard Dennis, 10th regt lnft.
Samuel s. Conner, 18th do
Seth Davis. SD regt. Infantry,
William Scott, S6,h regt Inft.
William Stewart, 38th do.
SPECIAL JUDGE ADVOCATE
Alexander Dallas, Esq.
ARMY JUDGE ADVOCATE AssisTANT,
Phillip s. Parker, Esq.
suPERNuMERARIEs,
Lieut. COL John w. Livingston, 4lst regt Infantry,
James &. Forbes, 40 regiment Infantry,
Najor George Bomford, Corps of Engineers.
By order Of the Secretary sf Har.
A.y. NlCOLL, INSPECTOR General
WHEELWRlGHT & LOPEZ,
~, Ihames-sfreef, OVer at p,Ivafe sale,
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PRfvTfA q,
fsa kind, ereerfed this office. wiM neatpea, ae
n1'aey, and desSaseA.
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Cun-Powder, &c,

ESQ oss. Dupon. < .os. Gun-pooder,
English and Northern :
LToR sale, by ELiJ.7H EIfHLNGTO.N, No. 81,
\ 5tate-street, who has also for sale,
10000 pounds Patent Shot
900 do. Match Rope
10000 do. Sheet Cork
1000 do. best refined salt Petre--
500 do. crude salt Peirs-
10000 do. Bar Load
10000 do. Musket and Pistol Bullets AID Buck
Shot, fom To 241 to the pound
$500 do Crude and Roll lrmsSone-
10000 do. Cannon Balls aud shot
1000 do. O.kum--
$1,000 Muskct and Pistol Eiints-
100 Powder Horns
Cannon md Carronades, of various sizes.
u. w. Informs his cusioms rs, that he has made al
arrangement to rema3ulacture whatever poor Powder
he may incidenty receive, and wishes purchasers 10
be particularly reminded that he snail otter for sale
none, but such can be recommended with conf-
dence, and proved good by experiment, with nstru-
ments which he has for that purpose aad with which
they can make such compacisous 40 may be wished
--Prices at present, per single Or cask from 65
90 cents, some OF which IS OF the first quality.
POWDER, SHOT, &C. by retail above, by A
WtLiEk. Boston, Dec To-
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DIeg9Ike OF EEeDE-IsLAyD,

DIST2I<g or EEcDE-IyLAND, e. s.
DURSUAST TO q Warrant from tie Hon David
i Howell, Esq. Judge of the District Court for
hhode-lssn District, Notice il hereby given, to an
Persons concerned, that there has been filed before
said Judge Libel BY Joseph skinner, on behalf Of
himself, the owncrs officers aud crew, Of the pri-
vate armed vessel! casd The Governor Tompkns, a.
gainst the ship called the AURORA, whereof viii
liam Augustus Pike hate master, her tackcl, sp-
pare furniture, boat and tie cargo ON board. Tie
said ship Aurora, appurensnccs, aud cargo, as a.
foresaid belongings is aiedged by the said libel
lants, 10 The Government Of the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and Ireland, or TO subject SUBJ
jtcts thereof was captured by the said Joseph skin
nsr, coninandcr of The said private armed vessel,
on The high seas pursuant to a commission from
the President OF the Unted States, undrr the seal
of the United States, against the vessels, goods and
effects, Of the Government Of the Cnited King dom
of Great Brit ain and Ireland and their &c peLdencies
and the subjects thcreot-Which said ship, or yes-
sci, her spPurtenances, and cargo, aforesaid, the
said Joseph skinner, commander as aforesaid, hath
brought into the port Of Newport, within the Dis
trict of nhGde-island, aud that trial will be had ON
the said libel at the ristrc Court, to be holden at
Providence il sad District of Rhode -lsane on ths
first TUESDAY of February next.
EBENEzER X DEXTER, MARSHAL.
.Nesoborf, Janu0ru 6. 1878.
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SCHOOL-BOOKS.

lust received, and for sale, by
u u EUNGE WIN7OW,
SCHOOL-BOOKS of every kind in use /,
all of which Will be sold By the groce, dozen sins
kle, low eau be purchased l. oai tie publsners-
among Ehieh a,s--
Webstcr's Spelling Books
Mayors and Murray do:
Aden's lat, 2d and Sd vols Columbian Exercise;
Dsbols Arithmetic American Prcceptor;
Morse's and Dwghls Geography
Coiumbisn Orators Testament,
Murray's English Reader, ana sequel
do. Abridged; and large eraDinarsi
Walkers and perry's Dictionaries
.ilso received,
20 reaurs best Foolscap Writing Paper and few
resrns low priced No. 2 snd 3, do;
Best Engiisl, aud American Letter Paper and other
ARTICLES OF Stationary;
ALMANdCS, for 1918.
Bickcrstafs's, Rhode Island, Farmers, and Clergy
plan's Ananacs, by groce, dozen or single;
Black Account Books. Of every size and price;
Pocket Memorandum Rocks, with pencils
School and Family Bibles, with and vithoa; plates;
Prayer Books cheap pocket edition, and others with
plates, bound in Morocco.
The XdT-S7OPE
is furnished with Mems, Youths, and Chdreh's
HATS,
of every description and pricc-wide and common
brlns, made in the best manner, and which viii not
crack or fade.
Just rece,red from tie Boston Factory,
Mems supcrfuc tashion-,le beavers; do castor and
plsted YOUTHS anu cLiidrcn's beavers; men )
and boys best ieit Hats few aozen cheap co~lse
felt Hats.
PAPER H.i.NGiNG
Some thousand rolls Paper-iIang!ngs, suitable fer
rooms window curtains
Just received, 3 boxes low-priced papers.
Eo, safe, as a6ope,
Several hundred volumes secondhand Books,
consisting OF History, Voyages, Travels, Novels,
Romaaces, Plays, Poems. &c. which will be sold
for less than half the original cost
Newport, Nov 26, 1872
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CRANSTON & SHAW,

Offer at private sale, at their Auction Office,
the following GooDs, on the most reasonable
terms, for Cash, OF approved paper--
"a hhds. Sd proof W.I.RUM;
81 do Cd do do,
10 pipes Providence Gin
90 do NewYork do;
9 pipes 18th proof Brandy;
90 quarter casks Sherry Vine;
9 Pipes Tencrfie TO-.
Ia hhds. Kentucky Tobacco
13,00J WI Coffee.
~ hhdo. Muscavsdo Sugar
II boxes No. l, 2& Chocolate,
1914 bales Csssia l6 do. Cotton.
Cash, advanced rs usual, Oh Goods deposited for
public private Saie.--Al Cash Sales effected by
them Il Auctioo, Will be Immediately made up and
proceeds paid on the day of sale. Dec. ~.
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HATS.
Samuel ]. Potter,

Acquaiats his Friends and IKE Pu5Ac
in general.
THAT he has taken the Store, No.
Il liS, Thames-street, opposite Mr.. Nathaniel
Sweets, where he intends keeping very extensive
assortment OF English and American manufactured
III 4 y S.
which he will warrant not inferior to any in the Uni
ted States viz
Gentlemen's fashionable Beavers,
Superfne do. Castors.
Common do. do.
Patent elastic silk HATS.
Plated and wool do.
With general assortment Of Children's black blue,
dcab and green Beavers; also, few dozen Of small
red black and green morocco HATS.--Al Of which
he will sell III Wholesale retail, cheap can be
purchased in New-Ycrk or Boston. April %.
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NiaNShAL'S NOTICE.

OISTRIeT OF RHoDE Island, s. s.
pURSUhNT to Warrant from the Hon. Dayid
Howell, Esq. Judge of the District Court for.
hode Island District, Notice is hereby given to all
persons concerned that there has been flied before
the said Judge Libel by Joseph Skinner, on be-
half OF himself, the owners, officers and crew, Of
the private armed vessel called the Governor Tonp.
kins against the ship purpo-,ng to be American,
called the AURORA, her tacke apparel furniture,
boat, and cargo, on board, whereof William AugusS
us fike was MASTER, detained, seized and takei,
on the high seas. as prize of war. and sent into
Newport, in the District Of Rhode-Isiand, fer adju-
dicslon, for being on voyage for the supply If the
British West lnda Colonies, under iIcence ard
Protection from the British Government therefor
And Trial will be had on said Libel AT a Dis,ricS
Court, to be hoiden at Providence, ia The said Dis
trct of Rhodcf'land un the first Tuesday OF Febru-
ary next. EBENEZER X. DEXTER, .t,arshaE
Newport, January 6, 1918
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Nssybort Sboe- Store 00a
Maayaetoy,
No. 100, THAMES-S STREET,
KEPT ny
80 yyaI m ~ tUyC


WHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, a large assortment of Lads aud
Gentlemen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, uf almost every description. He
mas those OF the frs, quality, which he will warrant
and recommend-also, quantity that he " II sSh
al reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied IRON
his Mandatory with BOOTS and SHOES. which he
thinks he can pronounce of superior quality 10 any
which made in Newport, ard Ut the latest lash
ions, as he employs number Of experienced work
men AT poot-naking, aud several excellent worSmcn
the manufacture Of Ladies SHOES, of every des-
orip,ion.
Those Gentlemen who may wish 10 be lit
ted to their measure with Roots shoes, will please
To leave their measures his shocstore, or at his
Manufactory in The rear Of the same, with his fore
man Ladies wishing to be fitted with Grecsn Slips,
or other shoes. will be- waited on by hs sorcman,who
will take their me asurcs, at the shortest notice.
lie returns his thanks TO his customers tor
the patronage he has hitherto received and fai,sss
himself, BY the exerticns he has made to procruc
good workmen and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he SHALL receive further patronage.
n. II. Aa assortmen, of Morocco, OF all
coloss, Binding SKINS, Boo,-web. Cord and Tssscls,
SC.
e. All orders from town and country will
be attended II. May 20.
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Cobartneysbib Dis,0luea.

THF. copartnershlp heretofore formed
y under the Firm OF
TflUkaTON & NEWMAN,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent All persons
having demands against said Firm, will present thsir
claims for settlement; and all persons indebted
called upon TO make immediate payment to
AUGUSTUS NEWMAN,
who is fully authorized TO settle the same.
THOMAS THURSTON.
AUGUSTUS NEWMAN.
Nsgpci, Oct. cS. 1912.
The business will be conducted in fu-
ure at the old stand by the subscriber. who takes
this opportunity of returning his unfcigacd thanks
for the liberal encouragement he has heretofore
ceived, and respectfully soiiclts continuance OF
their fayors. AUGUSTUS NEWMAN.
.Ns~p0rf, Oct. 90, 1912
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County Of Ne17port sc.Stafe Of Rhode Island, &c
NIE, the subscribers being appointed by the
w Honorable Court of Probate of the town Of
Newport, Commissioners 10 receive and examine
the claims OF the creditors Of
JCSGPH BROWA,
late Of said Newport, mariner. deceased, repre-.
ssnted nsovent; give notice that SIX months from
The date hereof allowed said creditors 10 ex-
hibt and prove their claims and that we will at
tend at our respective dwellings for that purpose, az
any time within that period,
John TillDghast ''
AL persons indebted TO said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
Jason Sprague. .ddminissrator.
Newport, Nov @ 1912 CJ618t31
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From he WAa.



3etvcen the sloots Of sDar WASP and FRoLIc.
The winds with madning rage impressed,
Rnsh'd wildly on the ocean breast,
Gave every wave snowy crest,
That melts amid the skies;
When rising on the mountains brow,
-rhe stately WAsp lifts up her prov,
AS ON TIC gale she flies.
The dauntlcss JONES, first in command,
To victory leads her gallant band
bolder crew. chief more brave,
Meier rode upon the oceans wave.
Far through the shades Of gloomy night,
A sail came dancing on the sight
The mornings beams first cleaning pale,
Show'd floating high upon the gale,
The standard Of the foe
2carce had the sun with glowing face,
Rear'd high his head, half run his race.
When floods of iron flow.
The conflicts heat, the battles yell,
Now o'er the groaning ocean swelt,
While hot and hotter grows the fight,
Each blow augments Columbus might.
Far from the WAsps deep shattered side,
The rcddcn'd storms destructive glide,
And thund'ring, as the torrent hoarse,
Lessen the FsoLics sinking force,
And wide extend their sway
While on the Brton's shiyer'G sail
They pour shower Of deadly hail,
That sweeps their ranks away.
beneath the weight the focmen sink,
And from the bloody conflict shrink;
Their standard proud bows to the wreck,
And falls upon the encrimsond deck.
The day is won, the contest o'cr,
Aud silent all. save oceans roar,
And save the wounded's piercing cry,
That draws the tear from yictory's eye.
nut scarcely had the battles yell,
Sunk fainting on the rising swell;
Scarce had the deep-moutP'd cannon hnsh'd.
And scarce its glaring flashes hush'd,
When, quivering, like moons pale beam,
Upon the gently ruffcd stream,
The FRoLfc's masts shaNe IN the gale,
And threat'nIng frowns each nodding sail;
Fill, bending down, with dreadfol crash.
They on the dead and wounded dash.
Sweet Liberty look'd on the while,
With tear alternative and smile;
She wept to see the carnage dread,
For five she lost, and five had bed
But ia the Briton's biood-s,ain'd car,
Nine times that aumbcr fe.l the Jar,
ix times that number wear deaths deep and dead
ly scar.
She smiled to sec her band so brave,
Commanders of the stormy wave,
To see uni4ding laurcls glow,
Upon the victoI's shaded brow.
Loudly shall the trump OF iarrc,
Sound each dying warriors name,
With the WAsp's destructive s,iay,
And the bloody FnoiIc ring.
Where the mighty brcath'd their last,
There shah mourn the rushing blast;
There the wild and stormy wave,
Murmur dirges round their grave
And the gently bursting swcIl.
Sbig the deeds OF those who q W
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aa9 pRGDUlTIpE
REAL ESIA / E.,

rHNIE. Subscres. .tters .or sale The
Z MINERAL SPRING ESTATE, in StaffofffS
Connecticut, of which lie is proprietor This EsLEb-
ilsNmsn has, many year past, Seeu The resot OF
yl,i,ols 10th TO. health and amusement, from ,.l-
0as parts OF the United St.aes Eol few years
rass, 1iai resor. his been snnusy increasing. Dur
ng the prcstu season, the receipts from the Esiab-
lsantns, fo, fifteen weeks III succession, have Ola
acreage eced Isrs hundred DO7crs each ssses
The property consists Of large anu wei.snisiet.
Hotel, 90 feet by AZ, and three stories IN height
Two Bathing-.Iou.es; convenient Store, two store
in height a large Barn and Coach-House ; and
nu,nhef ai out-buildirgs smot s wti,his hardso
sumpaer.Eiousc, win owlng-Aiicy adjoining
ard about 100 acres ot Land, we'll fenced and
tered
The Mineral Waters belonging to this Estabh
ment are unques'ionably excellent remedy is
many disc zs,s The air Of the town is uncomInes y
saiu.-ious snd ths situation asljcning the Springs
has, 5y visitors, been pronounced deighifui. -
The Springs arc situated the great Tur. pike
daoit leading from Boston Hartford and >ew<
York. Turnpike Rosds from four other different
quarters fall INTO the boston Turnpike, cne at the
distance OF ,rc, two AZ the distance OF mile az
an half, and ono At the distance ef two miles frc
the Springs This circumstance renders the p'ae
easily accessible fsom almost every part OF tlo
country
This property would be sold on terms accom-
dating to a purchaser large amount OF n
hold Furniture. belonging tc the Establishme.s-
would be included in the sales, slould it be the
wish of the purchasers
For further particulars. please inquire Of the
scriber. tho premises, or If Mr.. HENRY MOOR
OF Newport who can give additional inflammation
the subject. SAMUEL WILLARD
Stafford Springs. seps. c8. l80s ---(osl
n u. In the event at sale of the ptc?c.sy,r
session would be given about the Goth al! Noycnl
or tho first Of April ncxt, as might best scconi
date purchasers.
Qj: 4 heau,:fal cs,fer,p plate engraslny = sie q
described erSsrsss mos he sees az 'ns per
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II nOILk LS
William White,

HAS JUST RECEiVED .4.ND
Offers for sale, at the store, on Lopgharf formerly
occupied by the }rogresSiue Company, No. ii.
BY pN0LES2LES e REf.4iL,
AGencral Assortment of Grocery, Crockery, and
Glass Ware, SSc.-coNsIsTINo or
Rum BLACK Pepper
Gin Ginger
cognae &} BRANDY simsn'o
Molasscs Alexandria ,,yOyrp
Tyson & Daltimor -
dyson skin TEAS. Wrapping Paper.
SoucAone Ralsns
Bohea Tobacco
Coffee Rice
Chocolate Soap
'Ss',. ';;'..", If: SUGAR. ss;s:: sS:s::'
Brown and Meal
ALSO,--JusT REcEIvHD,
$50 qutnals Goldfish; | . hhds. Molssses;
10 kegs Lard; 20 bags w. l,dia Coffee;
1OOJ vi. Cheese $50 VT. Loaf SU2ar;
10 bbls Mess Pork q bhls powdered d..
do. Cherry Juice 5 boxes New-York Soap;
bbls Masons Gin 10 do, Butter;
. hhds w Island Rum 3 baies Upland Cotton
dox. Felt Hats, 400 assorted Baskets
8 caddy's FIRST quality souchong Tea;
1c dozen sets Of Measures;
large assortment OF Iron Earthern and stone Ware
$4,000 Boards, wi,A quantity Of Plank, ShIE
giles, baths, Capboards, &c. and rundry other ait
cles two numcrous.to mention
The above articles TO be sold on the most
sonabe terms for cash approved credit
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NOI'iCr..

ALL persons are forbid crcdi,ing any Of the crew
"A of the spanish brig San Lotcuz, del Arguas'e'
on account, of the vessel Csptoin, he will ra,
no dcbts Of their contracting
MIGUEL GAyARpo, .,iasser.
Newport, Jan. Is, 1915.
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10 BK LKr,

70 BIZ LHfs
THE subscribers Farm, in Middle'own. Rhode
, Island. CiNOEk iiAIAhD.
Norwich. Connecticut, J~nusry II, 1tiS.
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cbsap! Cheap ~ CLeap ~!
PRIZE GOODS.

PaTcHa8ed az TIarsIaNs' S0les IN E0sfon.
and now for sale by
p. q. RICHMOND,
trunks common supcrfne calicoes;
Cambriek CiRghsms, patterns;
Undressed figured Cambrics;
An assortment Of cainbric Aluslins
/ case Bom5azetts do Wiidbores
/ bale white Fiannells. extra fine
1 do. common, assorted coiors;
1 do. blue Plains and Hunters Cloths
An assortment Of cotton Shirtings;
Norsted Hosiery, some very fine;
Drab, bottle green and blue Cassineres
Pclica Cloths
I bale rose Blankets, from 1896 to l02s. per pair
Few pieces dan k mixed hunters Cloths, new style
piece blue, and l piece black, real supesno West
of England Broadcioths, superior to any ever Of
fered in this town.
All wc will be sold Wholesale and retail for cash,
over than has Deen offered for some years. My,
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CASH FOR RAG

EOlih CEN rs a pound !;isst
4 s,sen Cotton and Inrcn RAGS, 5. y
BanaIst,r's wharf. y.ai-ssx :
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Nesv Feather Beds s. Feathers,

4 I'VE Geese anu owl + FEATHERS,
x-I and Feather Beds, from 20 to 4J dollars, kept
constantly for sale by ABRAHAM eARKEIs
Ma. >, Cbarirs-ssresf.
Like-ssse--an assortment OF MArfEOSSES OF
every description, constantly kept for sale above.
Newport, March ., 1870.
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7spcnfy DoNars RrgpGrG.

LOST, about the month OF September. 3years a.
20, IA or near Thame-street, Newport, Silver
Watch with gold chain, seal and key, the Watch a
dapted to Nautical Almanac. Whoever has isund
the said Watch, and win return 10 the subscribss,
shall receive the above reward.
Jan. 2. II. NJ MUMFoRD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21
WESI GRilt.NNlCH NAN u
FACTURiNG COMPANY.

THE subscribers have established Manufacture
4 ing Company in the town Of West-GfeenwichS
Rhodelsland under the above title, where they in,
tend 20 Manufacture all kinds Of Cot,oE-Goodss
They have taken the store recently occupied by ,To-
seph Iloxie, ews-Neck-iliil, where every SUBJ
ject appertainng to their business vii receive innx-
date and prompt attention. Peisons disposed to
courage this young establishment, viii find their
Goods of as good quaiity and as fair price as 40
any other Inanaiactoly in the State.
SIMON REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM HALL,
JOSEPH EOXlE
" g. ~ persons Indebted Joscph Hoxie, eth
er by note oe Cock Account, are requested to make
immediate payment as he is determined 10 settle alf
his accounts without delay.
West,tireenwich, UcceIntcr 3. 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21

An illitcraie wa:l-layer, being cmp'eed IN held,
seeing his wife pass along the ro,d hawled on, 70
her. didn't you know, wife, IL was against the law
r,r swine to run at large." "wiy, i, seems 50, ~
yeT bsuy oycy there IA the lot