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Cabinet Bakers, Ut,holsfcrcrs and U7res-
f9kera, n me Sriek Ro7v. opposite lks
Glo5" Iuperu:
ekSPECTFuILY inform the pnbHc-'Th.t
they haze iad in assortment d the hes, .re-
teris'S, Snd ine"d carrying the ahoge husip, SO
~ aiit various brsnch' O. and hope to meet Il
,'are ct peb'in patronage. They viii eonstsfts
keep hand, Side Boards snd Tables OF essy So
serintion-l Ladies Cab,nese-- Library Cases-S0p; 10
ana Hedsteads, OF ysri',us rlans,iattre ses, ihse
Of any SIZE or 'Iiis,spd eyegy article IL, th ss.es
Inc executed in atile og exceilepcs ari du,saay
interior 90 none On the continent Orders s.1s ,.a
s'"ntTy attended to witt pupctust5 and disps,aa,
Some Mahogany Of the hrst quality for sale.
.lnly O -
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AWHIGLi8H 1HACHhR.

" VIE Subscriber, Who has acted rs Usher
p. IN att Academy IN Virginia. and has -.
conducted a school Of his own fOr seyefsl ytstN
wishes SITUATION tie ensuing year. fis CONS e
instruction eubrsces Orthogrnphy, z sdinf, N~i-
ting Au4ivUcaly, Arithmetic, ffriish Cr.rspsr,
Geography with the use ~ The (,h,s. W rs .
has tne e'gments Of Natural PtiosoI er,' ~, =,
Pisne Ifigonometry, 5urytfiug 80 Bellies sff'
- es'impriua sc BIS u'otat, 60 ains ss uss, -
arf caFabilit, 10 c0nduci f.t- is sthpp---I y
- oeer ~ snpiic ALTON Or t'' NJ ibtI, ttta',t 2
neat Newtovn Ete ,glis, ttier per-
'onaiiy orby 'e.ta
MAS Dill m.
july o. wsve
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J. Nh.

II III ~ ~
\ + otter for sale seven huF,t ed ceres % IATT
~ lying in the lower end Of Rrekit ei.r,a az.
uuhaloe creek five miles from c. ira Snd Is "a
New Csnton--Th his land in desirable neiqhh,r,g~
hnod, a'sd Yet adsIVed 10 .he culture o. Cora,
VI heat. and 1nkaeeo allen.
4GOdCRfS on WOOD-L ND.
Or the little forl of Stfte River, seVcl n.iss aAove
i'"esirGi.am Court House he sell q: his p r
IS sersioIll nlusi estesrlsd ssr Il n:5sErtias K
"ett--i hia property beiones 20 tbe stes o.. ss~s.
~ zen ana sill s so'l n1der decree ~ TIE se,l~
er5' Couri--or oEe t;'ifc c2s!. spo vo nstsls,r,s
or the resluc one the inst dry Of JanuA, !,
and the other instalmet tbe nr5t ,sy oi js..,%,
ry 1873. The tale sc"nsrlered indisput.ljv, >pdsf
not disposed o privately before month az Aeasss
next, viii then be SOLD Of Public Auction, on Suose
inghain Coure day, in ttat rsonth ~
WILL Is WILSON.
JAMES - ILSOrT.
VIM. W G 1fORST0E,
S'r. Harrison Rell or either us viii e,;sps 20
view those leRGs. and puly 70 Re pet yita
A. 8uckinsham and Cumberland Court DAYS -. a.
p"ve property will Positively be SOIL sithoo, re-
.Iun- 81 ia
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ms /" ENCkiYNn,

IONl NECfIYNE,
200 I.sgi,ir. yiiies &c ,in:q.. ann,ty
Sc lnxrS V'i.it,er'ort'5 to,ttsi Cs.Ss,
Saor, eA,si 4 boxes Cut, F,~aer and Young
ilys,r' : e@s, iEaported in 1872. /-
fAoo II iseU,., 4,
Estinwe Cut Nails. orvariou. s,7.,.
!, irdow f'isss, v tn ~ s ~ * la y is,
White lead nqd Ijnseed on
ANhoN HAND,
~ '.'es spinn'', Fo,sor. so, tesSS hs..hsslss
'f"eru " ere, assorted. Few se;ts 1sbe C,;i IS
tNeel, NJ Qualify and rich pa'isr,s, 500 ssc's f~'ss
s4verpoo' filed. 10000 10. Coffee, Loaf Sat sr i.n
pint Tumlers, &c Sc.
For Sale opposite the Feb Tavern, nv
VIZ. ShEFH% MP.
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Yesterday afieraorn arrived a. this port
sshe schr Wh'r, Capinl penr;ce, m Al ddys
from bordesnT with : valealie cargo. Rv
this arrival he Edi rs of the Mevcon,ilc
AaVerIser have received file 81 P5ris ma
I. q 10 The 2ist " Nav, firm vnicn the t,J.
fcwing sr,icles we're translated
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VALUABLE LAND 70, Sole
IN iEmsdsy, the toih ilay OF Areusj next, rs
air, IT not the nest fair ,ayl, MI BE- ft.r,a
sor safe On The preris.s- q TRACT oil a Ms "a
80 """"A o. Powhst n, belonging tl.e os;ate II
go -, ds%o, !irg is tbs SutIh sna htsSa
F"'k of Fine Crrck con- irns Az aeyes ty . 10
srvcN - '"c s"rNev IT tor sid count, on re -
inNinr tsrr's, 4 vii - One thr,i Of TIE ,ure 20
'nereS 10 he llsi1 ~, NJ frstd'p ofJttts,e 49,
one t''rf onihe hrs, dSy ~ iaiuarJ 1915. sHo &
reinanine thi,d On tie Frat d-N oe September e~~-
ing: Bones fnr amount 81 purchase 20 be exeo's5
~ The purchaser 70 hesr later 81 from teir nee
WIN DIT ct trust outie Iard IL Secure t=i1 ~
'nent Mr JOSIAH foslo'ns, the prcient oecupsrt>
viii shcv the prs mscs 70 any one disposed 20 a.,~
chose; Ais whaor lease provides or snu .nr - b., =
It proper TIM in tle event Of safe. I4t,es,s n
% he given - ;hH land aud ho,ses on the &c a. *s
~ Decenber next. when said lease viii expire
JAMES RBANDER, Agent Tor Ro5elf
Grahs1c, 'se'r is Lyle, dce%,
O.
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Dry GoODS.

AIR BFNjA@TN JEWELL respectfully in
y for'ns his friends aud the public that he has
commenced tus'nees in the store opposite the
Ben Tavern =. or man street, where he las rist
opened ne| and eicgan. assortment of stsrl, and
ey
DRY GOODS.
Suitable for the present sod ensuns seasons. con-
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BLOCK,
SIMON BLOC x, ir.

CT Tickets 10 be lad of Siroon Biuck, WiEar.t.
h'rs, SID OF simon Hloct, ir Riehoond
Tickets in the different Northern Loi,eri =, "a
veil SIS in the above Va Intery, can be had on %.
eralfsr At ibe licensed LOTTERY Ohicc ~ J. g,
Kursheedt, few doors below the Bell Tavern.
Richmond, 3lay e7. e
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ErptrnIrr .dI,rzrnn.

M i.'sbN sp!h - plhbc "tct'"n the rrer,s.
SIS, or 'u, ssi-v IL 20d, i,s.an, One AID
an halt a'-rs of GROUND. on Richmond Hiua
part n! which las bee, eai,Sd he Yszoo rurs...Se.
lately the 'roreti.'' Mi jcs Seo;, decd l,r-ect
tr n"s street on = ne &c ij1, alior.'inP "a rou,-
pitat view OF the mpst e!cGarf adirrs in ts city.
II IS oontentent 10 tee ,uarr; Se In shot othsrs
are Ut" Few, II snS s',''cns IN ar near R-' ~ a6ii,
rss@ss','g equal aNH''ae.s ,hs truly dies - he
p'>e. erIes go % notes = I'll spproYe,t - rs
ers 1t q, sad 100 ias7 pavshia ard -ie,et:sl,A e
or" OF the haris-cs Ms pi. Ia Ricb,nond-- tho
purchaser paving Bank Discount
THOMAS. TAYIGY.
7 Vhe above sic was u-sY,,oia' w posfitreS
T., TUESDAY the 2oth ins'. when /; VII ssitv IS tSe
place. n. r.
July ne. Q,
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= HfAkEN from one of my tjostpen. > F.tv Dolls
3 Bank note, waicl, the owner ,aay have by IL
wing description oi, on epphe,don 70
SAUL. DYER, ".
Scots Ferry, AlLemsr
June iss It
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""en oE fhesr cross IRE wight NceV o. fhc estN~lS
ut eavaicy. N.ht atoue rnt end this h.,,i.
am. the allied AIRY hivpu ked nn tbs field The Sd
passed over with .ut GeLtry.
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superfine Brosd Cloths Lace do.
assorted colors. silk s. saufanno Hand
Fine and low PRICED do kerchiefs.
Double and sinSe mi'led Hea md common Mad
sCassiIneres, r-Gs dO.
Bedford, Berlin, Man. Black S. cold Raroelops
chester and silk cor'is, do.
Elegant Marsei|ies aud ella do.
Worated Nesting, Jsekonet Camhris and
toNi-ct oo cross barred do
Common do. Chdrons' d..
Rose Blankets, Lptes;ripg eihbous,
Whte fiannt's, ram and fgured Lee
Durauts assorted. noes
Ca,m9ngsdo. Robes and Marbles.
Sups,fus Pelice Cloths: Six and Cotton Lace
cas- ! ! and o. Cotton sleeves,
Cambr'cks, Spidernett S enoe do.
do X g.s black and White and .@.ek lace
cold 20. Wells
do AIS ST. Ggursd Rack iialisr crane.
I" t~i'fd DO, White cotton Lace,
90 do ColourCd not Thread lace Bsitot,s
ted do, HohLins
do q Ga assorted 4 Wkite s, cold thread and
superior quality mui cotton Balls.
Mnsjio', Pis'sS spesior quail
striped, Corded, plain ties,
Caabric and common Rorans do.
hnE' ans, hiuc and cOlsurel Sew
SILK amd ecj ON do, ing silks,
Domestic, Striped, tri Blue Ej.tTtas and Man
PLAN do, GODDESS
Do. While ard Brown MAlnetts u Gimp,
Shirtings, Ladies' Morocco indis.
frsuk Caicoes, pensab.s,
furniture do, Gilt " pisted vest and
IA,rcad II Cotton Brown constitutions,
i1olfand, s;'sss do.
Green aud black Bonita Pocket l3Doks,
zcts, Rezars, Prui.rives,
Y yal Rbs Knives and Forks,
Sneebpgs, Scissors,
Lsdies' SIX cotton and Seeks for children,
wcrsted i'os,ery, Wtbsi.r's spring nett ..
t'ent'eraens' do, common Suspendsr9,
81 I, Kid. iestber Puek- Best pound Pins,
skin x cotton Gloves, Fine tooth Cnnib7
Fl.s 80 Grribric, Sliyer pencil eases With
Trunk l<iaek Plain Pencils aad Pens,
eo'nired Tut s,rngs Shirt battong,
Sarsnets ard poijngs, Extra long white and
), e, 7 4 dsnask six black Kid Gigves,
STALE Ma9rass Ginshasis,
:, K Ga s'i';, Camel Isddehihs,
hair and Cashmere On. Psrasois
AID 90 Cambria, do. Cheeks
Black and eoiorsd Silk Real beet Pearl Esads.
4. ALSO,
! Bsle Superfne Broad C,shs,' assorted colours
da Fine X low priced do.--l do Double y 5insfe
n,iiied Casrnares-i do Bedford, Berlin. .iaaehes.
tor aud SIX Coris--i Trunk Elegsnt fancy Nav
STILES Wor'ted VaslirgI Pack Domestic striped
X plain Gnghaint Ease Ladies' Sils Cotton and
Wors'ed lnsiery--t do. Green sud Black Buuba.
zctts S: shes.jng.
g. - 10 the hore cf sherine the flv0urs Of the
public IL general will ebdesvorjo have a. aii tiues
an ample supply 10 order to merit t'eir sttea-
lion.
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5000 Tickets st g17-g.35. 600.
STATION Sly PRiGF3,

5000 Tickets st E17--g. IS. 600
STATION Sl}y PRiGF5.
Fitst /. POO BLANKS, each s. 8.
First drawn nnnbsr ~ the 9th,
iO'h. il;b snd 12.h days, each 2 see
First on the iStb, lao
fiTst on the t7th, iwss
First the 20tb, spBs,
A'przes subject to deduction oc Il psr sent
psy.ie 90 days after the d4aVins is finished.
600 Tickets to be drawn on each day cf draw
ing.
The f0-sgoipg scheme ro-= a--e5 ~ shs rnh.is
~ puisusace u su ae Of the Lsssia,urs, pas9s,, the
session of SOL. The rlble0lsrs hlyirg rtesiv-
et from the Com riis,iopsfs ~ William s h;Pry
Coiese s'tr2ntfsr ot their suhorty 10 raise eer-
tain sum 81 uoney by lottery Isratofoye offered tn
tie public The Ninety Number Lottery, which b..
wing iaiicd 10 meet with pauOnage.--~this Schare
is now oAeSed a. their consideration, afOrdirg ,n
atventurcrs greet s@yapfares in sddibon the
iatiisiie purposes which the oaey srisirg ihrse,
from will sc sppHed. The Subscribers 9psferec1.
assure the public tist prizes dawn in this lottery
siAil be panclually paid.
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(bY HUTHDRlTY.
SCH ~ M IL


OF TIE
VIRGINIA LITERATURE LOTTERY,
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stVRilEN

SWEDEN. cAy,eroor. Ns.vts ,ets
iesierdsy, che Gown Prince (ferna@otS) en-
bsrteh rom hence for tSefmany. a." his departurs
I've ,s'ned lsrew~li address 20 The Swrd sl Army
IN tht interim "a which he t.i'a them 10 wa= g.
ing ~ tHEe tht eo1s rnand ~ ,Hr qrny IN Pon.efana
lie eone'n'es lis address tiips -.
SOEDIRHs.
NfW career Of g'o'ylqrd sources of prospect.
uFnu sound policy, and whita have the trqnquiiity
~ te Norih Tor tler object, guarantee the Upioa
~ me pe'pie Of Scandinavia LctUs make our.
selves *orily ofihe splendid deainv t.st IN proD.
s-n ~ Sho let not the paopis who stretch out
'beh a'ns 70 ~, have ever esugc TO repent their
conhdencc.
Sn'd'ers--Our ancestor, dis'ipgu;shsd them
selves fI their bid dsrng. add hei, ses dy courage
- lee US MT" 70 these variihe the enthus.
sr'ns
"CHARLES JEAN.
" .Af Cari'oyona, .'fry 3 tsI3o
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-13
GDiSCeiIaueous.
WILLLAM COBBETT.

Tor the last four weeks we have presented
20 our readers treat catered by the mimi
table hand Of COb6ett not because we admire
the whole character Of Peter Porcuitire, but
because such fare, such homc-tru,hs told TO
our enemy by one who was formerly engaged
in the cause Of that enemy, exactly suit our
present taste, and we believe the taste OF the
public generally. Cobbert once abused every
thing republican in this country and for this
abuse, for advocating the cause Of Britain in
America, Nv Windham declared in the Brit
ish parliament that" he deserptd a Statue Of
gold" But so far from viewing this as
reason why we should not give currency TO
his present wriiings,we look upon 1t as a CON
elusive reason vsi We should set a higher
value upon the seli-eyident deductions and
conclusions he draws from the present situa-
tion OF our enemy His testimony, although
in the nature Of the testimony Of one who has
tnrned States evidence, is the more valuable,
because more complete ; it is no less graft
hyiog than that Of the cuiprit who has re-
bounced his allegiance TO horde OF villains,
because he is able fully TO develope the recess
SEES Of ,he most enormous iniquiiy. Goblet has
changed his opinion of the American charac-
ter and OF the character OF the British minis
try ; he hbored In this country to corrupt the
one for the use OF tho other and he is now
lsborDg III England 10 convince the ialter
that the former cannot be corrupted, and TO
convince the world that the wicked and abom-
Unable systecm Of English corruption is tot
tering 10 It's fall. The fcdcraiis,s caresscd
him while he was the pander OF British COR
ruption in this country the republicans de-
tested him Tor the same conduct. And the
former now make use of that dctestaiion q.
an incontrovcr,lble arsumcn, why we should
still detest him. But in retaliation VIC aver,
that because IVAham Co65sH was once the l.
col OF lvderaisis, aud because British nin-
lister declared " he dcservcda statue of gold"
for his laboys in their cause IN America, he is
the very best evidence both agans, the Brit
ish party IN this country and the British min
is,ry IN Eng!aod-wishing il 70 be understood
that we give bim credi, no farther than his
assertions are warranted by facts.
(Ntgv- HamhsAirc Pdtriot.)
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Neavport Sboe- Store and
Mangtaetoy,
No. 100, THAMES STREET,
1OHW NJ. Davis.

NTHo has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, large assortment Of Lads and
Gentlemens, Misses and Ycath's Morocco and
Leather SHOES, Of almost every description. lie
has those of tue first quality, which he will warrant
ana recommend-also, quantity that he wall sell
at reduced prices.
lie also has mis- Shoe Store supplied from
MS Manufactory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce OF superior quality to any
which made in Newport, and of the latest fash
IONS, as he employs number OF experienced work
men al Boot-naking, and several excellent workmen
III the manufacture of Ladies SHOES, of every dcs-
orptlon
Those Gentlemen who may wish to be fit
ted TO their measure with Boots shoes, will please
To leave their measures 1T his shoc-store al his
Manuiactory in the OF the same, with his fore
Ladies wishing 10 be fitted with Grecian Slips,
other Shoes, will DC waited by his foreman who
VII! take tHcir measures, at the shorte st notice.
Hc returns his thanks 20 MS customers Tor
The patronage he hitherto received and hatters
himself, by the exertons he has made TO procure
sood workmen and the best materials for Boots and
shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
n. Is. An assortment of Morocco, OF all
coiors, Binding Skins, Boot Web, Cord and Tassels
&c
- All orders from town and country will
be attended to. May 30.
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District Of Rhode. Island
IN pursuance Of warrant from the Hon. David
4 Howell. Esq Judge of the District Court for
Rhode.island District:
hereby give public notice. that shall sell at
Public Auction, to the highest bidder, on Monday,
The 18th day of May next, at 10 O'Clock ia the fore.
noon. at Henry Sissons-wha.f in Warren, the scl'r.
ALDER, coppeied to the bends, together with her
tackle, apparel, furniture and stores. and also
her cargo, consisting of Ivory, Bees.WaS, Gum,
Barwood, Black Ebony, aquautky of She, and Old
Iron The Alder was built for Privsteer. and ii
Is said that she is An excellent sai!cr. Condiuons
viii be made known at the tine and place OF salc.
EBENEzER X DEXTER, MARSHAL.
Providence, April 2Nh, 1873.
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Mems and Children's Hats.
GEORGE WIN'TON.

LAS just received, for sale MS I'ook and Hat
4 Store--a great variety Of Mems, Youth's, and
Chidren's HATS. made at the Boston and other fac
tories, in the best manner-al! Of which can be sod
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems supctfne Beavers,
fashionable in shape, and OF superior quality DO
Beavers and Castors with wide br.ns do, cheap
Castor and Napt Bats youths and chiiJren's black,
drab, and tsncy colored Beavers from the very low
est prices to the finest quality, and fom the smallest
best ic,t Hats.
.4iso, jast receiued--.4 boxes PAPER-HANGlNGS,
suitable for window curtains with wide
and narrow Borders; 1 box low-priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual
For sdte, as Observation-Disclosures, OF every
kind in use. BLANK. .BOOKS---Smith and Jones'
Hymn Books, Bibles, &c. &c.--Papcr, Qulls, aud
other articles Of Stationary. April d.
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English, Maia, French and
A0uricas GOODS. !

lust received, aud for sale by r. q. RICHMOND,
sn extensive assortment vf staple and Fancy
GOODS--among others,
500 ps French ribbons, or every description; long
and short Kid Gloves green and black Satt ms,
Luts:rings Linen; Canblicks fancy half Iikfs. !;
Laces Lace Mus Dmtics; Blndanas black silk
and Madras Inks and an extensive assortment OF
American manufactured Ginghsms Shirtings !;
Bedtcks SIC. SC.
.1So--i0 boxes brown Sugars, Of All excelle Mt
Gualit,-ail OF which will be sold unusually cheap
for cash Feb. 25.
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Removal from rs 20 l42.
CALi.H TRIP.

TAKES this opportunity TO cypress biS sincere
thanks for The encouragement be has received
from his customers, aud TO inform them Of hs
rnova from his former stand, 10 l42 1hanes-street
directly opposite .,lay.strssf, two doors south Of
Wi. LANoLgy, Esq and lately occupied by asjor
SYLVESTER nBRowSELL-where he oilers for sale, ,on
as reasonable terms be purchased IN this tow n
a general assortment of gentlenel.'s fashionable
BOOTS. SHOES, 0nPUJfPS,
Of different sizes, qualities, and prices.
.3iso, JUST received--a new supply ofladics' and
children's morocco SHOES, Of the newest fashions,
winch warranted to be Of good quality, aud
will be sold Oh as low teims, II any store in New
post.
-9iO, for sas--Webbing. Cord, Tassels, Binding
Ski,.s, and Morocco for lining boots
or lie catries on ASS business usual, and Hat
,ers himself that lie furnish those who favor him
with their custom, with Bsois, Shoes, and Pumps,
that will be eqaai III quality TO any manufactured Ia
this place, and 1T prices that cannot fail TO sEit s
customers Newpwt, Ma, e. l9l3.
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" Aet tlsre be AiSDtt. %

THE SUBSCRIBE, having received from the Pres
i ident of the Ulted states, Letters Patent, for
an iinproy ement III the GAS-LhMP, for ghtnS nan
ufactories, Mines, Mis-, Streets, theatres, Light
Houses, and other buildings Wl,h !lydrobenous Gas
or infamabe air, produoed by chemical process
pit coai, IN much more agreeable, and less cx-
pensiye manner than has hitherto been done by any
other method; and having nov IN operation in tie
3athin ghouse iii this iowp, every room OF VIII CHI with
the apartments connected with II, are brilliantly iu
minated with Gas ghtS 10 the exclusion OF cverysoh
er species of artificial he most respectfully IN
yites gentlemen concerned in manufactures, &c 10
call and view 1T in operation, that dles may be able
10 Judge of the utility. aGd advantages OF ths I'M
pr1vcm6nt Contracts Vii! be cntered into Tor iurn
isng and putting up ;!.e apparatus in Manutacto-
ries, &c. ~ iht couTs- Of the ensuing Summer, on
terms higiiy advantageous 10 the proprie ors.
rhe Gas apparatus is very simple IN ITS construc-
ton, and easy III rs Encouragement, that any per-
of ordinary faculties, may Dc taught III oi'e a.y,
to manage evey part OF IL eiiectuay and the trou-
bic will be found Infinitely less than that o, thinning
tending Lamps,t anord the same number OF flames
The Gas Lights are IN way offensive and very a.
greeable to The eye; and will be found extensively
useful III every situation where much light IS rcqur-
cd, most especially in the growing manufactures OF
our country, nasmuch rs they are less eApehsv-
than those from taliow oil, and free from the in
convenience and danger resulting from the sparks
and frequent snuihng OF lamps and candes cur
cumstances tending greatly 10 diminish the hazard
of fire: ard prepor,ionaby to reduce tse rate of IN
surance on buildings and materials subject to that
devourng element.
In offering to the public patronage discovery
whc.i holds cut so brilliant prospect Of extensive
and permanent usefulness the country, particular
ly to the manufacturing interest should make a
sacrifice of feelings, to omit tlis opportunity
To express my grateful acknowledgements TO those
gentuUen of this place, and In different parts ut the
United States, who have aided me IN my under,a-
king for the information aud assistance they have
afforded me in the accomplishment Of my object
DAVID MELVILLE.
Newport, Feb iS, 1915
gT- Letters host haid SvA be daiy attended TO.
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Tea and Boarding-Ho

THE. SUBSCRIBE Informs his friends snd
L tac pubic. that he has recently taken that.we,i
known and pleasantly situated House, ior'ner, oc-
cupied by De- RcaMoND, on tie west road m
Portsmouth about five mites from Newport-wiiere
nc has made arrangements for the entertainment of
parties of pleasure. Ladies' and gentlemen can be
accommodated with board and every exeriion wil
be made to give satisfaction those who may favor
him with their company.
GEORGE LAwToN, Jun.
Portsmouth. March - isS3..
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a NEW MUSEUM OF
yYlfX FIGURES.

TANEs BISHOP respectfully informs The ladies
and gentlemen OF Newport and It's vicinity, that
he has opened 81
An elegant Museum Of Wax. N'orR,
at Mr.. $ BILLiNGs Hotel, No. l5S, Thames street,
consisting OF twenty-five figures, as large as life
among which are, figure of Ja'aes .N,son. one OF
Capt HuH, and six figures OF PERSONS concerned IN
the disturbance a, Baltimore, (three of each party,)
together with sixteen Miniature Figures, which pei.
form on chime of bells connected with an Orgin.
In addition To .be above collection is Panoramic
Painting of Gov Penns treaty with The Indians. ON.
prismg loS feet, and representing 40 kenesses, of
which 2S are savages.
n II. The Museum viii be open from O'Clock
in the morning, until 10 in the evening, Sundays ex-
cepted Those who aish TO view the above colee.
ton arc requested cali soon, IL viii be shortly
removed. Admi,tance IS cents. eh.hlren half price.
April 20
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber, contemplating leav-
n ing Newport, requests all those 10 wkom he
is indebted 10 call aud received their demands and
those Indebted to him BY Note Book account. are
requested to call ant settle them before the 10Th Of
April, as after that time all Notes and Accounts will
De placed in the hands sf at Attorney for collection
JOHN COGGESHALL.
Newport. liar. IS, 1913.