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MEMS AND CHILDREN'S
r HATS 10

lust received from Bos ton and Hartford, and for
j sale at GEORGE WANT0N's Book < Hat Store
complete assortment of Mems, Youths
and Children's HATS, of every quality and price,
warranted not to crack or fade all Of which will be
sold at the lowest manufactory prices, viz
Mems fashionable Beavers, of an extra fine quality
do. superfne Beavers, with wide brims
do. cheap castor and plated Hats;
Youths black beaver, and Felt Hats;
A great variety Children's white brown Beavers.
ALSO, JUST REcEIVED,
ceases English Hats;
Children's red and morocco do.
-" BOOKS s. STATIONARY as usual.
Or Subscribers for the Rhode. Island Literary Re-
bository requested call and receive the fist
number Of that work NeIgb0rt, .4prii %.
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The British have five commissioners at the
Congress to treat for peace with France T; pre-.
cisely the number our Government has sent
20 Gottenburg, to negotiate with Britain.
The federal writer's who exercised their rare
talents in puny wi,ticisms abou, oar army OF
commissioners, have now fine opportunity
for second display. Lord Castleresgh, the
prime minister, is at the head of the British
missions.
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NEW HOTEL,
No. lOS, Thanes-t

No. los, Ihdnies- Street.
NJ rELICHAN most respectfully informs the in.
ANs habitants of Newport, that he has recently
opened New Hotel, or Victuslling House, where
nc can accommodate his customers with good Beef.
Steaks, Oy sters, Turtle soups, &c. with Pastries,
Wines and AL kinds of Spiri,ous Liquors, Of the very
best quality.
Clubs and Societies may be furnished with Cola.
ons. Dinners. or suppers, IN superior style, at the
shortest notice.
Confectionery, ice.Crcams, and Pastries Of every
description can be got up and furnished at all times
He also keeps for sale. general assortment OF
Groceries, Wines and Liquors, Of superior quality
On band, quantity of verm,cilla, for soups-also
a quantity of Conserves.
IT sugars, six pounds and half for dollar
and Tea, at one dollar a pound Il. March %
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DIED,

IN Wishingfon.City. 22d irst. after an illness Of
four five days only, SAMUEL a orIs, Esq late
Secretary Of the Senate, aged73 His long and faith
full services in many important public Offices and es.
pecally In that of Secretary Of the Senate from the
orr ganizaiou Of the General Government to the last
dsy of the last session Of the Senate (during which
time he never absent single day from the Sen.
ate while in session. cstle him 10 the grateful &c.
mea,brance Of nis country.
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COPARTNERSHlP FORMED.

THE public are respectfully informed that the
L subscribers have entered in Copartnership un.
der the firm Of
DYER s. POTTER,
and tender their services as AUCTION & COM
MISSION .lER CHANTS, from and after this
date, and will occupy the store of said DYER, in
Market.sreet, assuring their friends and the public
that all business confded to them will at all times
have their bcs; attention Cash will be literally ad
vanced on all kinds OF merchandise deposited for
public or private sale and all sales made will be
guaranteed and discounted on the most accommoda
ting terms. ELISHA DYER,
CHARLES POTTER.
DrER e PoT7ER offer az Private sale,
10000 pounds of best green Coffee, in bags and
tierces;
pipes 9Th proof Brandy. Expeditions cargo.
S do 4th do. Viper's 10 !;
20 boxes spcrmaceti Candles
5 tons Of Logwood:
do. Fustic;
do. Nicaragua Wood;
2 do. Hemp (frst quality)i
DO. Copperas;
a few boxes Of white Havana Sugars;
% bags of Pepper;
10 boxes of brown Sugar;
90 bales Of Calcutta Twinc.
Providence, ossssc- &c, 1913. q.
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RELEASE OF HOSTAGES.

The Marshal Of Pennsylvania has been or.
dcred to release all the British prisoners con-
fined in that State. These orders direct thar
they have their option either to return to Ca.
NADIA ON parole, or remain within the Unlt-
ed States. One is to have q cartel to Hall
fax |; and all those who are in want. of funds
are to have one mon,h's subsistence advanc-
cd to thcm.-Bosf. Chren.
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NOTICE..

NOIlCE.
THE subscriber having been appointed by
the Honorable Court of Probate of the town Of
Hopkintown, in the county Of Washington, Admins
traitor on the Estate Of
ZACHEUS REYNOLDS,
late of said opkintown, deceased-hereby calls up
on all persons indebted to said Estate, TO make i'm
mediate payment; and all persons having demands.
10 present their accounts for settlement.
IRA REYNOLDS, administrator.
Hopkintown, Sept 90, 1914 M l0-3m.1
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HATS.

B. & S. G. WEAVER,
IAVE Just received from the Manufacturers Of
Boston and Hartford, an elegant assortment of
gentlcmen's best beaver, castor and plateu HATS.
.9lso general assortment of youth aud Children s
napt and felt do which they are now opening, and
offer for sale low can be purchased in any 9th
CT store in the state. They have likewise on hand
general assortment Of their own manufacture, in
feror to none. They have 1000 Muskrat Skins of a
superior quality, which they will sell for cash
.Newbor, ipr9i 90 (6m)
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
THE CopartnersIip heretofore existing under the
firm of Samuel Carr & Son, has bean dissov-
ed, by the decease of the former All persons hav-
ing demands against said firm, requested to pre-
sent them for settlement and all persons indebted,
called upon to make payment to
BENJAMIN U. CARR,
Newport, April is, 1918. Survirtng Partner.
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TERMS.

The paper is printed cnoe = week. a. two dollar,
a year--one halt 20 be paid an advance.
Advertisements ccnspcuously inserted at the rate
os Si-s0 a square, fer ,agss wesSs-0,hsrs in 9a'
soTporton.
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TO LET,

A ND possession given in few days. the House
"A now occupied by wN MARcnAar, Esq. sit
ua,ed in Barney.st-Appy 70
April z. JaAs T.. Wfisms.
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CHARLES M. THURSTON, & Co

CHARLES M. THURSTON, & CO
offer for Sale, .At No. IS, Ihan'es-sf.
EIFTEEN bbls. prime Polk,
y 10 bbls mess Beef,
10 half bbls do. do. for family use,
80 80 SsF. Ssg' green Coffee. entitled to dsbentur7
S do. Sugar.
S do. Moiasses,
3 bags Pimento,
90 kegs Lard,
10 boxes Chocolate,
do. mould Candles,
40 do. Spanish Cigars.
disc, az Retail.
Sugar, W. l. and \. T. huh1
Tea, Gln,
Coffee, Salt,
Molasses, Pepper,
MadeiraO Pmento,
Lisbon. Z Wine. Pork,
Currant,N Hams, &c. &c. &c.
Brandy,
.hewport May 4, 1914.
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POETRY.
From, the BoST0w CHRoAICLE.

STANZAS.
TO THOMAS JEFFERSON
DER the plain in beauty smiling
See the stormy clouds arise,
Which, as if the light reviling,
Hung with black the azure skies.
But ere yet another morning
Drinks the cold earth's dewy tear,
Light, in brighter brilliance dawning,
Shall the dark horizon clear.
Thus with falsehood's viest story,
JEFFERSON, in vain they try
To obscure thy beams of glory,
Sun like beams that ne'er can die.
Furious fends, with secret slanaers
All their noisome vapours pour,
While around in rapture wanders
Every insect Of the hour.
Haggard envy prone to languish,
Hate, from disappointment born;
Vex'd ambition vents his anguish,
Malice smiles, affecting scorn.
All in vain, subiimely rising,
Truth shall dart her fervid rays
And the summer clouds despising.
Chase the enyious gloom away.
To thy active genius owing
That which dared proclaim her free,
Still with fire Of Freedom glowing,
Blcst COLUMBIA bends to thee.
Like thy own Poiowmac winding
Through the irrtated plain,
And atwcen the mountains fndng
Health and beauty in his train.
SO, by godlike Truth protected,
Shall thy fame, the mind its guide,
Flow with every charm collected,
And remain the PEoPLE's PRIDE,
Firm and tow'ring as the mountains.
Crown'd with virtues virgin snow,
Pure as natures fairest fountains
That with sparkling brilliance flow.
Clear as light when first created,
Chastc as angels, guardian love,
Aud on wings of fine elated,
Deathless AS himself shall prove.
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NEVPORT, CR. l.
PRINTED AND Published og THUssDAYs,
BY WILLIAM SlMONS,
MiLLSrREET,
P;.5Hsler Of i5e Laws Of fks United States,
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NOTICE.

+ Want all those to whom am indebted to call on
me and receive their pay /; and all those who are
indebted to me, to make payment soon conve-
nient All unsettled accounts must be settled and
paid by cash note. ABNEE HATHAWAY.
Feb & f.
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Me7v books and Stationary,
FROM BOSTON,
JUST OPENED .f.VD FOR SALE By
JOSIAH &. SHAW,
No lle, Ihones-sErees.

JOSIAH c. SHAW,
No lls, Thames-srrees.
AMONG THE BOOKS ARE
w ALkER, on Eloeu. "The Book"
w ton Terrier and Livingston
Dufefs French and Eng. on Merinos,
l,sh Dictionary, Thaddeus of Warsaw,
Dickinson's Geography, Moral Tales,
Coryisart's Diseases Of Trotter, on Drunkenness,
Heat, Rokeby,
Bible News. Solitude sweetened.
Ey's Contrast, Fathers Tales,
Ramsay's Washington, Narrative Poems on the
Mrs. Opie on emper. Female Character,
Tales OF Fashionable Life | Fifth edition of Giaour,
Naval History of the U Mourner Comtorted,
States, Hints to Non-Commis-
Good Men of Modern stoned officers,
date, Evenings at Home,
LoyaIst, Family Sermons,
Calamities OF Authors, Traits OF Nature,
Retrospection, Poem, Sinclair and Hortenes,
Eighteen Hundred and Mothers Advice,
Eleven, Poem, Intellectual Education,
Christian Morals, Portraiture of fMethodism
British Spy, Faber, on the Holy Spirit
Banks of W,e, Minstrel,
Scottish Fiddle, , Southey's Life of Nelson,
Tales of Real Life, Superstition of the High
Monastry of st. Columb, Ianders..
Lady Of the Lake, Lewis & Clark's Travels
together with variety Of other books not men
toned.
The above Books, with general assortment of
Stationary and School Books, as good and cheap as
can be bought in this state are offered for sale
UTJ. C. SHAW having made an arrangement with
a distinguished Book Selling House in Boston, will
in tuture be regularly supplied with such modern pub
LEGATIONS OF the LAY, may be In demand, as soon as
from the press. Professional gentlemen, OF those
who wish for any favorite work, may be supplied
within few days notice at the Boston prices
Also, Just received--part Of case of real prime
Dutch Quills boush at auction for cash.
Newport, ,pril l3. If.
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PRIvTIA e,

PRLvTLA @,
Ia us pao;fs kinds erecu,ed at this 0cc ita Heat-
and despatch.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

Onane tuHt huncium, qmi miscuit utiie da!ci
JOHN w. GLISSON
IT AS the honor, most respectfully to inform his
Il friends and the public that he has recently ta
Sen he store formerly occupied by Mr.. WILLIAM
PITT CARR, directly opposite the store of Messrs.
RICHMOND RopoERs, where he operates in the
capacity Of
t.,s B00T md SROE POLfSRER.
Feeling grateful to his friends for liberal patronage
he has already received, he pledges himself that his
exertons will be unremtted to satisfy them and all
others who may have the goodness to favor him with
their custom H Feb %
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N. PELICAN.
CONFECTIONER,
- EPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of New
IN port, that he has lately opened his store. No.
lO8 Thames-st. afge supply of
CONFE CIIO.N,fRY
consisting Of Cream and Barley Candy, Sugar AL
monds, Sugar Plumbs, Caraway Seeds, and hand
some assortment Of sugar Images, Sc.
--.ALSO--
Fresh Turkey Figs, Raisns, Prunes, Currants,
soft.shelled Almonds, English Wanuts and Filberts.
-LIREHISE-
An assortment of best Wines, Gin boxes and bot.
tles,) Liquors, and Groceries
Newport April T. 1914 IF.
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JOHN b. LYON,

No. 6, LyOn's and Ne. a, Scots 4vharf,
EAS FOR SALE,
IL $4,000 lbs. green Coffee, in hhds. and
bbls entitled to debenture
so bbls. mess, and SO do. prime Beef;
90 do prime Pork
2U0 do Tar, large barrels;
so pieces Russia Duck; IS do. Ravens do;
Shesthng. Boa DIS and Nails, constantly on
hand, at No 6. Lyons wharf, where Ship Stores &c.
are put up at the shortest notice. If Mar IL.
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NAVALsNOTlCE.


Nezghorf, X. j. Ccf IL, 1914.
WHEREAS, it doth appear, that the people Of
~ Block island, regardless Of the sacred duty
they owe theis country, have been and are in the
ia.y habit OF carrying intelligence aud succour to
the enemy's squadron cruizing il the sound:
And, whereas, II becomes the Guly of cry officer
serving the United States, and every good citizen TO
prevent, as far as in their power, such inqu,ous
proceedings IL, JOHN ORDE CREIGHTON, u
Captain in the Navy OF the Unitcd States, and Com.
mander OF the Naval Forces in the State Of Rhode
Island, do therefore, b, these presents, forbid all
boats and vessels, Of every description, belonging TO-
OF sailing from the said Island, called Bcc s-Isdnd,
from entering any Of the Ports iiarbors of this
State, without my special permission: Aud re.
quire all Commanders OF Gun-Vessels and Others
under my command, 10 be vigilant in seeing this
order strictly enforced.
Given under my hand in the harbor OF Newport,
the 9th day of October, in the year of orr
Lord,one thousand eight hundred and fourteen
>. JNO. OROE CREIGHTON
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vices into his mclesty's force either naval or
military, for limited service, they will be re-
cei,ed, and If any British subjects being at
Barataiia wishes TO return TO his native country,
he will, OH joining his msjesly's service, re-
ceive flee pardon.
Given under my hand, on board II. NJ
ship Hermes, Pensacola, this lsi day OF
Sept. 1914.
(Signed) w. II. PERCY, Capt
and Senior cffiecr.
Monsieur La-pit,ee.
"A true copy i:oni the original in my posses
sion. w. &. &. CLAIBORNE.
H. q. Pensacola, tug. 81, 1914.
SIR have arrived in ihc Floridas for the
purpose OF annoying the only enemy Great
Britain has in The world. As France and
England are Dow iriends,I call on yc with your
brave followers, 10 enter Into the service Of
Grea.Britain in which you shall have the
rank o. Csplain-LANDS will be given TO
you all in ioporuon 10 your respective ks,
on peace taking place, and invite you out
on the following terms :-Your property shall
be g uarantecd 10 you, and your person pro-
tected. In ie,uiD for which usk you TO
cease all hostilities sgains, Spain or the allies
of eal-Bri,aih. Your slips and vessels 10
be placed under the orders OF the command
ing officer on this station, until the comman.
der in chiefs pleasure is known; but guar.
antce their fair value TO you at all events.
herewith enclose you copy Of my Proc
lamation to the inhabitants of LouIsianns,
which will, trust, point out TO you the honor
able intentions of my government you may
be a useful assistant 10 me ID forwarding them,
therefore If you determine, lose no time the
bearer of tins, captain NJ. Williams will salts.
~ you on any other points, you may &c anx.
ious 10 learn, as will capt. Lockyer. of the
Sophia who carries him to you. We have a
powerful reinforcement on It's WY here, and
| hope 10 cut out some other work for the
Americans than expressing The Inhabitants Of
Louisiana. De cxpediuous in your resolves
and rely upon the veracity Of
Your very humble servant,
(Signedl ED. NICHOLS,
Lf. Col Con'g H. B N's forces.
Is None La fefe, or Cont at Barataria
L@ Here ./0Novvs a Proclamation, inpit.
tnY ihe Louisianians and Kenfnekians 10 furn
against tie Government u me United States.
The Kenrnckians are inyifed 10 he neutrai, If
they IciN nor .fyht againsf iheiy conrf,y, and
are promised the free aaVigaton Qf !he Ms
ass,fhf, and cash for their Produce. In l2
days after Me dafe Of these .Pr0ciamasions,
sheSe Jorc es met sgih dc/eat
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POETRY.
THE BANNER or FREEDOM.
Ru AZ III WRIcH1


THE Banner Of Freedom triumphanly waving.
Displayd in bright coIors the stripe and the star,
Whilst the light curling blow the war ship was ayng
And the foeman was Oh the ter afar
III his bosom the heart Of each freeman beat high,
He thot OF his couatry. his love and hIs honor,
And he swore by the blood Of his fathers to die,
Or conquer and sh are in the fame Of n DO SoU
And now the dire conflict with fury was raging,
And many a hero tay painting for breath
While the Genius Of War forbade Pity assuaging,
The pans which could only be ended by death.
Yet pang the hearts OF those freemen brave,
For they knew they had fallen with glory and honor,
And their last parting sigh il fed o'er the wave,
Was prayer for their country, their friends and
NAcpoSoucH.
Mid the blaze Of the battle their spirits ascendcd,
And hover'd soft till its thunders were DER,
Then TO regions Of glory, BY angels attended,
The tidings Of victory triumphantly bore.
The banner Of Albion was lowr'd from its height,
That flag which had erst proudly foated in honor,
Whils the stripes and the stars beam more brilliant
ly bright,
As they gracefully wayd DER the head of MAC.
poYouoH.
For the brows Of the brave, lot the soft tand OF
beauty,
The laurel Of vctry with pleasure entwinc,
And the heroes whose ardor kept pace with their
duty,
Like the stars in bright constellation shall shine.
Their country shall cherish their glory and fame,
Their dee Ls be cnrolld on the records OF honor,
And mem'ry shall treasure with fondness each name
of the warriors who fought by the side Of Mac.
posouon
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NOTICE.

VJIHEpEAs my wife MARY hath behaved in an
wv unbecoming manner. l'y contracting debts oa
nv account wi,hou, my knowledge o. c0assn,--,his
is therefore 10 forbid all rersap tsus,in, Ter on.my
account, viii pay no debts she may csn,rss. IL
ter ,h, date. WILLIAM SMITH
NiSiletcwn, oc; II, 1914
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FOR SALE,

A FARM, situated in South-Kingstown, on the
"A back side, one mile and a half west Of Davis 3
tavern. containing ii6 acres Of good LAND, with a
large two story House. uarn and Crib Also, a
good Grisl-M with "a fine stream Of water, to be
sold separate from the Farm, or both together. The
They aiIl bc cold on liberal terms. which may be
known by applying 10 the subscriber, living on the
premises. SOLOMON V. LrTLEflELD.
Sor.i-kii,yssosr'h Nay Is, 1914.
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TU LET.

/ N Providence, two doors from the Great. Bridge,
= convenient House, well calculated for Board.
ing House, and were, If well furnished, or 10
genteel boardeis might be mcdia,ey obtained-
Terms easy, and rent may be taken up principally
for board. Apply to
EMERSON s. NELSON, same house
l-5p'dence, Oct l5
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NeSv Feather Aeas and Feathers.
I I'VE Geese aud Fowl Feathers, and Feather
- Beds, from % to As dollars, kept constantly
tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. =, Charies-street.
Lteruse-an assortment Of MkTTROSSES OF
every description constantly kept for sale as above
March % u
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NOTICE..

A Ii hsh'ng-boats and tessels Of every lesetip.
1 \ ton, are requested TO call at the office Of tic
commanding naval officer, Tor pass as none will
be allowed to go peyond the guard boat, without
such permission. Ocl u
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NOTICE..

nv lSEs.
THE subscriber, contemplating soms new ar.
raIgemenls IN his concerns earnestly calls upon
sll persons who are indebted To him 10 make mme,l.
late payment Those persons who neglect this notice,
not think themselves hardly dealt with, should
they find their accounts in other hands, after the
first day Of December next
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmo,ith, Sept %. 1914
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On TUESDAY, 22d Nov 2, II o'clock,
UiR be ssid az Public .fuet,on, on The Premises,
y Ii the hight, Title and Interest that DAsIEL
n H. VAUGHN, sn insoivent btor. Las IN al
undivided half part of LOT OF Land, with two dwell
ling Houses thereon, situated the corner OF PEI
ham and Springstreet; subject to three mortgages
amounting 10 S2O38 10 cents, with the interest,
from the date OF thessme.
Conditions made known at the sale
Eleazer 1rsven,)
Cyr. Johnson, Cons'rs.
Daniel Vaughan,
.Aenport, Oct -. 1914
WILLIAM WHITE,
no. II, Long UhaG Has for Snl-,s
FnafsS = Ssi.. pipes first quality GIN,
g 9 sipss sit.a hi.sos' hMas,as''} WINE.
20 bis Ssis. fss; quality MoLAssEs.
20 bbls Havana brown SUGAR,
1000 WI. COFFEE;
~ chests Tyson Skin,)
10 ditto souchong, TEA;
10 boxes CHOCOLATES:
10 10 d'o do spassn spnaao%nso sEcAns. first quality,
ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
very large assortment of GROCERIES as psuafs
March 5, 1914. tf
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IiLNl<I NiOOi<E,
Has for saie.

HEN NI NOONE,
Has for sGie,
so hhds. New. Eng land RUM;
50 pipes Sisson's GIN;
100 bbls Philadelphia and Baltimore SUI
perfne FLOUR
Is kegs negro-head TOBACCO;
NIB Groceries & ship.stores, as usual. May 4.
JAMES TOWNSEND,
OFFERS Cor sale, at his store, in Mill.s,reet next
~ east Of the X. ]. Republican Office
IL boxes Mol &2, Chocolate;
10 do. mould Candles;
200 VT. of good Cheese;
boxes of Spanish Segars;
10000 American DC.
With an assortment of arst quality Groceries. at
tail June p.
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>. Have for SAFE,
1--WE hundred boxes Candles:
800 do. do Soap;
$50 barrels s,perfne Four
10 tons Archangel Hemp;
$50 hhds. retailing Molasses;
l62 boxes Havana brown Sugar;
,65 bhds. w l. Rum;
200 bags debenture Coffee.
They respectfully offer their services as Auction
GERS ard Commission Merchants, and refer for nior-
nation respecting their establishment, to Messrs.
JOHN G. & SAMUEL WuITrHoRNE, OF Newport.
Providence, April %. tf.
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WHEEL w RIGHT * LOPEZ,

w HI LII w RICH & LOPEZ,
ASSe J"ss receired and e6srs for sale,
4NHREE thousand bushels RYE;
$50 bbis. Philadelphia superfine FLOUR:
$50 bushels yellow CORN ALSO,
260. boxes Havana brown
so khds. and 70 bbls. Nfusoovado s oo"''"''
10000 lbs. Coffee, entitled TO double debenturs;
800 hhds. retailing Molasses;
10 pipes Gin, 1st and 4ta proof;
SO bbls prime Beef-2O do. Pork
40 bbs. Turpentine-&50 do. Tar;
50 pieces Russia Duck-5000 bushels Salt;
SO bbs. Mackerel;
is. bars Tumerc. .9ncvss q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-26

COmmIsSlOneTs' Notice.
NXIE, the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon Court Of Probate, of the town OF
South .Kingstown. in the County of Washington,
Commissioners to receive and examine The claims Il
ganst the Estate of
MAnlTABLE BABCOCK, wrDow,
late Of South -Kngstown, deceased represented in~
solvent do hereby give notice that six muts from
the twentieth ultio are allowed to the creditors Of
said Estate TO bring in and prove their respective
claims and that we shall attend for thai purpose az
the house of Preserved Davis, Esq lnn-hoder, In
South Kingstown, ON the last Saturdays Of October,
November, December, January, and February, fol-
lowing, at O'Clock, p. NJ. oil said days.
JOHN sEGAR, jr. com'rs.
PRESERVED DAVIS,
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate pay ment 20 o
WM. BABCOCK, jr. .ddm'r..
South. .kIngsfo,rr,, October -, 1917