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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-03
70 PARENTS AND GUARDIAN
G.ctract from tie Militia Law Oftde
District of Columbia.

District of Columbia.
Sec. %. And be it further enacted,
Z hat the respective courts Of enquiry
SDsii have power to cause TO be bound
or te"m Of years, to the several ROM
mandants of companies, battalions, and
egions. and their succes sors IN Office,
as the case may require, such humber
Of boys and young me,,. with ,he con,
sent Of their parent, or other person au-
'horiSed, as they in their discretion may
hink proper, for the purpose OF being
instructed in fhe different branches OF
military music, and of serving a, must
clans when they may be competent
| thereto, TO the several companies; bs.s
tallions aud legiobs and the father OF
any youth who may be SO bound, olber-
| wise bieCt to be enrolled, shall be ex-
:n1pi from all duly in the militia, SO
] long as his son so bound may continue
to serve in the corps to which Re would
otherwise belong, as well during his
apprenticeship as thereafter and the
several legicnary courts Of enquiry
hall make provision from Ii ne 10 time
| for the clothing, maintenance, and the
properly irstructing all such yoO rs, to
DC paid from the fund arising from the
! fines Imposed ny his act; and iLs com
branding officers Of legions, sha!l cause
he drummefs and filters apd other inu~
,icians OF tteir respective legiops, TO
.,eet az the same times and places that
commiss' ned Ulcers ale required n
meet cor the purpose of being trained
~ he brigade inspector, or other ofh'
Ger, there le be Instructed III their res.
pectiye Branches Of music for which
purpose the commanding eli CIR Of the
tcgIon may employ such person or per-
sons as he may think proper and CAPS
, Die 10 instruct such drummers AID lie
'ers, and other musicians.
applications, agreeabIF TO the above
lection, to be made Ia
WIN. "a WILLIAMS,
Jan. IS ADV M
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COWS WANTED.

Persons who have DRY cows they
Wish TO dispose of can be jiilO. dssS VI
,uee scg a, Ills Oitice,
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BRYAN HAMPsoN & co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
40 hhds. firlt quality Barbados Sugar
IS do. and 40 bbls. adj quality do
go chefs Imperial, Young Hyfon and
Souchong Teas
Prime Green Coffee
10 rhds and so bbls. Molaf1es
10 puncheons 4th proof fine jamaica
Rum
10 do. sd proof Antigua dc:
6 hhds. New England do.
S half pipes and
40 or. CATS OLD Madeira xv1NFs
IS qr caik; fWseTda!aga
so boxev Soap
rs do. mould Candles
SO 40: pipes, containing grofs each
500 lbs Bengall 81 Spaniih Flone Indigo
Pimcnto, Pepper, Race. Ginger,
Green Copperas, Alum, Nader, Fis
Blue, Wrapping Paper,
10000 bulhelS Liverpool fine and ground
alum Salt,
500 lacks do do.
And conitant fupply oftie beit FLOUR
for Family uie. Oct. I6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31

We have been favourcd with Gibralter pa
pers 10 the 22d of Oct. which furnish par.
tieosars Of the late Revolution at Algiers
When Inn janisaries surrounded the palace
Of ,he Dey, he called TO his assistance the
officers OF MS artillery and navy, but they de-
ciloed intetfss ing. This Dey then demand.
en of the isnisaries wha, they wanted they
replirS" an Individual from Within" Aux-
ious TO preserve his life by any sacrifice, be
offered to double the pay Of the whole corps;
bu; this was rejec, ed, and his person loudly
called for. Ills Grnpess now forsook him,
and be had recourse 10 poison its operation,
however, was not sufficiently quick, and the
ianisaries eotcring, seized and bound him,
'aAd conducted him to tho spot app opria,ed
for public executions, where they s,rangled
him. They then. quietly re,uined,o their
homes all this passed in about an hour from
Che 6rst ssse milling.
of'thc new Der. Ali Cogia---the ministers Of
his predecessof have been bauished iIN, the
interior, aud their properly conhscated. i,
isstaied that the A!gerine squadron, consist
ing of Q poiacre corvette, three brigs, aod TWO
schooners sailed on the 2S,h Sept suppostd
'vith an intention Of cruizing Of Cape 81.
Vincents, for vessels under Pruasisn and
Hamburg Asgs; and therc was little doubt Of
their having tho plague on board. The
plague coAtiuued at Algiess, the daily Suns-
Der of deaths being about 5o--some,imes
moro. II bad spreadio several villages in
rho intcrior.--N. r. Mer. ..Adv.s 81
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TIE RUSSIAN FLEET.

Our gsve IN Inent Is Increasingly occupied
wjth the rc-estab!ishinent Of the royal marine,
q measure which is dic,s'cd by the necessity
Of protecting ous commerce. against the
pirates Of America, who are every day des-
troyiug IL. II is understood that we have
purchased from Russia five ships Of the line,
and three friga,es, which are already on their
voyage for our ports, where the Russian crews
viii he replaced BY Spaniards. II is believed
that the ship Asia, and a friga,e, which a,e
now fitting st Cadiz, viii join the above squad.
ron, from which divisions viii be formed,
destiped exclusively to protect our maritime
commerce Oh different points of colonies.
The general opinion is that no troops will be
embarked in those vessels. - Madrid haher.
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JTEU, n - -
In ths town. on Monday. Dsc. %. MIS-, MAsx
RsAp. consort Of the late Mr.. Eleazer Read. h the
s7lh year Of her ags--shs q worihy member
of ihe 4th Baptist Church in this to~n--a kind and
ahecuonsts companion tender psrent-beloved and
respected, by all her acquaintance.
the memory Of shs snsf 10 blessed."
At Psvrids nee. on Tuesday Esd inst after long
illness. WILLIAM CoppARn, Esq-He ,was The
FIRST Editor Of the Providence oazete. which psper
he established the year l762, there being before
that period no pensng press ih'this town he pub
.ished newspapers s0ccessveiy, in New-York PLila-
dephia and Baltimore. closing IN The latter city his
professional labors -.s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31

One of the most extraordinary instance Of
good fortune that ever occurred to any hu-
man being has fallen to the lot of young
gentleman, now about eighteen years Of age
she son Of respectable farmer in the vim.
entity of Ne New-market.--In travelling, more
than eighteen months since, from his fathers
house, in the country of Cambridge, towards
Shrewsbury, he accidentally inst with an ell.
derly gentleman 10 stage coach, to whom
he was entirely unknown, but who was 50
Buch pleased with his company, that before
they parted at Shrewbury (where the gentle
man reaided) ne told the youth that he had
long been looking for person 10 whom he
might leave his foriuoe, aud tha, he was the
e5jsct gf .his electioosD Tne gentle man then
gave him general invitation to bis house,
vhere he was always treated with the great
ass respecf, and toduced 10 the best socic..
~ Of lbe place, for more than . year, and
had horse end servant kept for him whilst
As remained st school; which he con,inoed to
do till very recently. The geniIemsn aeing
taken cxtremeiy III within nasse few weeks,
cent for the yoo,h, and repeated bis former
intimatioo of giving him all his properly.
Accordingly he csoscd free gifi of his i'm
mense wsaith 70 be legally made out, only
aipuIsting that 10 case nc survived, ,hesoo,h
should handsomely provide for him duriag
che soniinusnee Of his life. He, however.
died abort tine after he had signed the
|deej, in which IL has been diseo,efed that he
|pessessed more than SOC, ,ooof. sterling!
Whist is very remarkable, the youth as We
|Are told, never com municatcd any of the cir
|eomstanees to bis family, until sher tho de-
eesse Of the gentleman (who issaid 10 have
bssn West Iodisn) fearing, psobsbIy, TO
sise expectations hat might oever be real
ned. Since tho event however, wc have
.ssst plessare 10 relating, ,hst the youths
iliaI so5 fateenal sGec,;on hss been most
ssaorably esinced, by his having Voluntarily
ivon 5ooooi each 70 his father sod eidcr
|Sosher ,---Los. yansr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31

The above Glass will I've cut, and fted 10 any
size, by sending dimensions, and will be sold at the
lowest Mandatory, prices.--The quality Of the
Boston Crown Glass, where known, needs no re-
commeadation--and 10 those unst Qusinted With il.
it is offered superior TO all other manufactures
whatever of Crown Glass, ms to colour, briancy,
thickness and streogh, and considering the qualify
and condition, as cheafer.-The Chelmsford will not
suffer by comparison with any Other Glass, Of The
same species -fz
w wLLBoR continues bis business st No. 2,
Ml-strect, where he has constantly for sale, Eng
lish Crown Glass; Auserican do Of different kilds
Window rutiy Of the frs, quality: with . general
Assortment of GROCERIES ALSO An sssortmeat
Of Cedar wooden wAP., (such az were sold in this
town only by the Iae ~ Langley. and made by .
Hheeier) consisting Of Cheese Tubs, milk and wa.
ter Pals, With and without cbyers, &c &C. and
r,nted Of the FIRST quality Lahes'sr, He purchaser
broken Flint Glass
Newport. Dec 81. 1917 tf
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Uassingfor, Dfc. I, 1917.
THE sth vo'ume Of the new ediiion Of the Laws
4 Of the Uniied stsses having beeA pubiishsd,
those members Of The 18Th and 1sth ccngren vhc
are by lag ensuled TO set's. ard TO whom q ms5
no, Be convenient TO receive them AZ this place, viii
be furnished With copies On their making snovr %
this department sheir respective places Of rts-
deBce
rtq- s,ed to give tie stosc an Insertion IN saes
mr. ipe1. December II.
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s New YoRK, Dec. IS.
IMPORTANT.

that the American forces took possession Of
Amelis, on the i5thjnst. without opposition.
!" We also learn, feom source, entitled TO
full Credit that all the gopernmcnrai proceed
tass relating TO the Flotidas, are Tor The
sprossnt suspended : in consequence, il 10 be-
yed, Of orders received by the Spanish
Minister, ,fcon HE governmsnt
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MARINE NEWS.


ff ~ AFs ENTERED, n
Ship Amazoq, Devens. Lopdon, a<'
CLEARED,
Brig Union, Carter. Africa schr. Venus. Wood,
3razis; sooP Fame. Gsrdnsr New.York sch
shibboIeih. White, Havana
.Nondag, Dec R9--Arrived ship Amazon. Dcvens.
London, ~ dys Capt ID furnishes marine lst.
About 100 vessels for the United States, sailed at
The same time with the Amazon, from the Downss
Same dsy--sioop Abigail Fletcher, from Machias.
bounu 10 New-Haven s
LEI ~ Gibraltar, Nov l6 brig Balance from Tri.
csse, for Bristol. RI
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AZ Proof Of ~h,.Is S'f ~. s.fs aetrss:as etres
are subnitsed ~ Iuhlse pesusaIs
.Nx oJ- MIR. HfETSON.
OF Hanoses was years Aia'csd with vio'sat
pain in his right breAst attended Al times with grcAe
difficulty Of breathing, aad Wholly incapable of ats
tending business, after having tried IN vain al ether
medicines. W. cured and his heath perfectly rcsA
tored by hoxes of tbese pills.
~ AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and grand laughter, OF Boston.
Guilty Of breathing were al % them cured aud re-.
stored TO perfect health by sbokes f
yudss -----a-. bf SALEM he'd been many ycarA sea
vefely afflicted with violent cough and aiiileuist
Of bfssthmgs wxs cured BY ho1cs bic slsspwsa
rss,ored on the secoed ash's Which bad bsen broe'
"A Lasy Of gostsn mrned Of 90. wss severely
afflicted with cough, pain nthe side. II times sptA
ting of blood, could not lie down 10 her bed Tor q
ysars, could sleep but a short ntervas wss 70.
stored to perfect health on taking hoses
These Pills give instaDs ease N ~ cotghs, coldsH
asthmas. difficulty Of bresthiags whesEihg. tightA
hess OF the chest, strained stotn>ch. consumptont
pain in the side, spittng Of blood, ehiliiness ard
shverings, the forerSnuers OF sliegAnt evers. &ss
common colds are removed ia feW hours, The eyed
will experience relief equally agreeable aud ins'sns.
ancous, even When the lungs arc affected. o. .ssk
for" Dr.. Relfe's Asthmstie Pilb" One bsE ssnsass'
ing l2 piih Fsqten,iy efscfs sure To prevent srA
position, the outside printed wrapper is signed w.
A. Conway"- 0Sserts sAis Sou vSihe hsaifA prsA
pared aud sold Wholesale BY the sole prcpriesors
w T. Conway, chemist, No !. bnmstesd Place
Common-strect, Boston, q by special appointment by
SAMUEL w. vlNSON, Drhggisf,
No. 10. Thsmes-strsets Newport
Aito, ~
Hercules whitney. }. II. Mason, Providsfc<
Dyer 4 HoWes. Wirdhd~,s Greene, .Nsss-L -Londos q
Isaac d BSll. HarySrds snd most druggists. bsok.
asliers~ an. pssa naAters- lhrAnocs, she uniss1
States, where may be had Ill thoss ,issy ssfssmsd
and highly Approved sieaicints," frepssd ~ w.
T. Conway. Price One Dcllar, or six boxes for fve
dollars, ~ boxes for nine dsisrs. and 10 dozen los'
ties for 100 <dblIars.
December 8. tei7.
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BOSTON AMI CHELMSFORD
~ WTNDOH,. C .ASS.
.WILLIAM y N.LBOR.

III HAvING been appointed Agent for the Sosses
Il ind Chsim yerd> oiass .Han.jaetory. lac now Of
frrs wholesale and retail, his brick Sio,e, No
2. Afilstreet, all tha sizes that they cut at tticir
Mansfsctory. by giving timely notice, and has the
following sizes, hand naje at their Mandatory,
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We have seen letter from New-Yort,
which aonoupces al opinion, founded on in
3orma,ion fsom . arespectsblc snd highly In
duential member Of Congress, that Bank
ruts Lew woutd certainty nass Congrrss
and With baf anie ohhoSifion.
- rtf --s::s:::.-
Bya -reportofthe Secretary OF War, IL
appears, that up to tho | lth instant, there
had been issued 1889 warrants for military
bouaty lands, of loo acres each, and 57s Of
32o, and that there rcma,n probably 20 be is
ssed about Sc 600 wsrrants, very small part
q which viii be Of $40 acrss.
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MARoHAL'S NOTICE.
UHITsD S7h7Es or InERfcx,
RLede Js/aad Disfrfef. q

Rhode Isia7d Disfricf, &C
pURsUANT TO a warrant from the Hon DAVID
HOWELL. Esq Judge of The United States Court
for the District sfort said
Notice !, hereby given. that there has been Fled
before said Court, an information, by William Il
lery, Esq Collector Of the Custons for the District
OF New port against three barrels aud part of bar
rel Of brandy the same being forfeited, ss Is al
icJged IN said infcrmation, for . violation OF the
laws Of the United states. Trisi viii be had therc-
on At District Court, 10 be holden az the Cosrt-
House, in Providence. on the lrss Tuesday in Feb
rusry oext
DUrEE J. PEARcE., Dsp'g SfarhaL
Nevoort Dec Al 1917
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: NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

*.* NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
vXyHENa cure foe one dollar. or at NOS, for l~o
w doilsrs. can be obtaiusd, Tor cough. eod.
asthma. d;Hfc,llty of breathing. ,ich,eess of The
chest, wieesng pain In the side, splung Of blood.
a strained stomach. &c must II not be matter of
surprixe that We the obituary daily swelled with
deaths occasioned principally BY colds On over.
age at issss
e-5- One Huadred e Fyj5g 7aonsa,sd Perssns
die annually Of consumption. originating principally
from taking cold commencing wishcough. then din.
~, I,cgs become .s,sd cons urnp,;on ss.ae s' sra
death closes the scene. Alas too often does pre-
judice. ny listening to and adopting the epn-
ion o. Others prevails thereby preventing trial Of
such medicines IS nigh, afford relief. under tie
idea TIA, no relief can be obtained. Scarce case
occurs bu, may be relieved " the timely sppliea.
ton of ~ ,s.ssfF vF
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MERCHANTS BANK.

IN Office is hereby given. That the seventh In.
4 lNst4iu.vnt Of lrs DoLLAas on Share iasthe
Capital stock of The MERCHANTS BANK. be-
comes payable in specie At said Dank, on MesnAy.
Jan. i2ih, 1878
tn. MUMfoRD. Ca.Aier.
Nfyport Der 81 &s A4 trt
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=
CONCERT AND BALL.


CE0ReE r NORTON, Professor Of Music,
NJ takes this opportunity Of respectfully inform.
.irg the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newport, that I've
intends giving CON CERT and BALL, TINS Eve NJ
ING, (wes,her permitting, if not. on tsipAY Even
ing. at Masons Hall, when be hopes to give every
satisfaction to all who may be pleased to honor Lin
with their company
Order Of tie (sneerf.
PART THIS FIRST
1. Variations on The Auts, Aus Bells Of Scotland,
4, ,ls8t e2 composed By Norton.
q Variations on the Asgs'es the ooisn. an Irish ars
te Moore.
3. The Minstrel Boy. on the flute. an Irish air,
Moore.
A. The Corn Riggs of Barrowsy. Scotch air,
k Smith.
S. Variations on the au,e. Tyroleese Grand Waltz.
Kcitxeu.
g. Variations on the flute, God save uhe States.
Norton.
PART raE SECOND
3 Performance on &c Czarionet
4. variations-ihe Pioughboy b, Norton.
2 do Blozar,s Grand walk. Norton
g., do Grand wn!iz, Morton,
4. do My Elm kind deare, Noaon.
S. do. Morton.
ar Tickets, at one dollar each, to Be had at the
office Of the Newport Mercury, at his boarding.
house, N. Bakers lfoad dstteet, and o, the door Of
the Hall. ss1
Concert to commence at half past O'Clock, and
the BAfl to commence al 8. f g-l
NJ NJ A
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The bin to repea! the internal dulieF, after
the SIS, Dec. bss been signed by the Presi-
deat. They Of course cease after this day.
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Fyssb F;gs and F13e,s,,
vGSr seseived, and tor sole, BY
j CHRIS. RHODES.



M 81
GEORGE WANTON,
1T HE Book aud AGs Store. has jrss rec<ived,
a A " assortment Of The most fashionable. Ladies'
"A and Misses brown. dtsb and black Beaver
BoSkErs, elegantly trimmed. with Down and os'
srich Plumes
Mems nspt, castor sad Beaver Hats, fash onable
and a. reduced piices.- Low Priced aud fine Bea-
Sers. with wi6e brims.-- Mems and Boys beat Felt
Hats.
.fso, jusf reesived.
= sexco Books Of every kind IN use, BY the dozen
iotssnsIs, among which are. webs,ess and Aldcn's
'npsiliug Books. Daholl's arithmetic. Columbian
Orator, Morss's Geography. Walkers Dicsioassiss.
Fifty r~ams Writing and Le,pr Pspep.
Family Bibles with plates.
4 Blank Account Books tsH. 4
Nev Edition Bowditch's Navigator and Coast
Pilot, =, &
S hisnenaeks, Jor 1918.
y Bickerstaffs Rhode Island, Farnler'a and Clergy
mans Aimsnscks. by the grose, dozen or single.
= Newpor, Bee. 81, 1917.
FLOUR.
4 $50 bbls. superfinc Baltimore How
asd-nreet Flour--jas, received and for ssls. by
HENRY MOORE, No. s Market-square. /
Hard Ware, Crooker, and Dry Goods..-as cheap As
can be afforded in this place.
4 Newport, Dec 10, isi7. 4, 81, 10
Haiuable Real Estate.
On SATURDAY, Jan. lo--at a o'clock,
kItiA &c sold at Pu6ac .facnoa, rfa
=. txA On fhe Prsmisss, \
tSI'HE Real Estate of the subscriber,
II 1situated in Mill. Street nexf The rsrper III
Tharnes-strec,--eonslsing OF Dwelling House.
nearly nes, and ,hc Lot of Land on winch Il s,ands
Said House built for, and is extremely well cal
cuis,ed for public honse--being SO constructed
that may be had to each of the lodging rooms,
wi,hou, passing through any other I, has good
yard, and useful Improvement may be made on the
pr.u,ises. 10 render Il s,ill more commodous than
IL Is - present The tel ms will be made known at
,he tis'e and place Of sale.
s4s WILLIAM +. MuMFORD
D WILksA1 LoyIs, .duei'r.
Newport. Dec "a, 1917. fetfq
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MOI ICE.

rs hereby given, that an Assessment has been
u made on the Pews in the First Congregational
Meeting House, in this town. 10 deffay exPences IN.
CURED IN repairing said building All owners OF
SAID Pews are therefore Called upon TO come for
ward and pay their tsxes on or before the 9th day
81 Januafy nsxs, Otherwise their Pews will be sold
On thai day ut PubHc Auctsn.
.es BY ortsr Of the Committee.
~ ~ SETH YATES, Cert.
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TO LEl',


Taluabie Properky.. : For saLc.
THE subscriber win either sell or lease Jse Housc,
in which he nov lives, in hamcs-sreet--Asd
have immediate possession. He will cell some lands
adjoining the estate Of the lag George Cbsmphss
lie will either sell OF lease HE farm q sschuesss-
point. in M,ddietcwr. Hs has some rufniiure also
ior sale. ~ NATH HAz.nn
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Rhode. Island Insurance Combany.

NIt0dc- I@unH IHSufdnfc L0nlPafy.
n She stockholders ef the Rhode.lsland lnsurerce
Company are hereby notified that General
Mec,ing will be held At the State House in Newport,
on "Wednesday, the seventh day Of January next, ct
bsT pas, Two O'Clock, Y. 81 for the election OF Dir.
ro,ots & Transaction Of such other business ss nsy
be considered necessary.
+ Nrwuort dec IL 1917
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BAYBERRY.WAx.

~ ASH will be psid for Baybcrry.wsy. by VIII.
" LIAM wILBOK, at his stofs, Mrilsssrect, q
few doors above the Red Market.
Dec. 10.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Notice.

. ~ COHlUftSSSO(CTJ' LvOttCCs -
vTyE The subscribers. having been appointed By
w the lion Court of Probate in the town Of New
port. in the county Of Newport, Commissioners TO
receive and examine the claims ainst the estate u
t Capt. ASA BROOKS,
l1te Of Newport, deceased, represented ipsolvcnt.
- hereby give notice that six months, from the
date hersof ere allowed TO- the creditors of said
E%'sie TO bring and prove their CLAIMS, and that
4evM attend for that purpose, al oar respective
dseiIisgs, during said period
,,s JOB TowNsEx1 I cosu;s.;ooer..
: THOMAS GODD<kD oo"p''''
Al persSns indebted 20 the Estsse Of said deceas
- are called upon 70 MIR innwediase psynent TO
STEPHEN GOULD, Adminissrstor.
Newport ~ mo n. 1917.
81, Commissioner Nonee.
WE the subscribers having been spponted BY
w the Hon. Court Of Probate IN the cf New
rors, in the county If Newport, Commissioners 10
rec<isc snd exsae she claims gainst The eslAe Of
JOHN MURPHEY,
tate of said Newport. mariner, deceased. rspresent
"A insovent, do hersby give notice that sx mostfs,
fom Dec 1st, are allowed 20 the creditors Of said
tsssse to bring IN and prove their respectse claims,
asd tzs We ell attend for that purpose, ~ our re-
spsctiyc dwellings. any time vftbin that period
4 JOHN jon piLLsssasr. cSm"'''i0osr''
Al persons indebted 70 the Estate OF said deccss.
"a. ate caiied up1n 70 make immediate payment 10
THANKFUL MURPHEY, Adnins,rstrix
Newport, Dec. -, 1917.
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RELIkF .SOCIETT.

THE Annual Mre,ipg.o of the Relief Society," for
- the eho,cs Of Officers. &c will be held at Mr..
ToExas Academy. on TBuRspAy Evening, Jan.
1,ttlSiS, at O'Clock r, IA "A P0nc,ual attendance
Wfequested 7. II. NUMFOkD, Secretary.
Newport, Dec. 81.
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DEPARTMENT. OF STATE,

Newpori. Dec. 81, 1917. -,
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Bank ofPotonac,

November !, 1917.
NTOTICE is hereby given the Stccs-
~ holders of the Bank OF Potomac.
taat a d yidead on the capital stock, Of
four per cent for the last SIX months i
declared. and will be paid them or their
representatives on "Wednesday next, tie
5ih instant.
By order Of the President and tErec-
tors. 4. P-aSS, Sasiiief.
November !