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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-13
THE CAUSE OF TIRE JEWS.

A letter received in this tswn, from
Mrs. Hannah Moore, the celebrated En-
glish autho,ess, dated Sept. s, states, that
the " Hebrew New Testament is finish
ed; and SO great is the demand for If,
that second edition is printing. Mr.
Way, a gentleman Of immense fortune
and high character, who has devoted him.
sell TO the Jewish cause, is now gone TO
Petersburg with two German Jews, he
own converts; one Of whcR was ordain-
cd priest the day before they cane to
take leave of US. The sultan Of Tartary
"a christian convert) is also one OF the
party. They preach to the Jews IN tie
cities they pass through" Boston Gss'
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drama could have viii d for; AMI when
compared with any other company which
has heretofore visited the town, we cam
not but acknowledge II. lioeraIlty OF the
managers in their exerticns Ia contribute
10 our instruction and amusement. The
selection for the evening was, perhaps, as
good one rs could have been prepared.
considering the newly organized state oil
the company. The comedy vi the HoSSY
Moon, is certainly one Of the Fl st in the
English language; but we are much mis-
taken if SIR. Caldwell does not consider
.iransa one of hi. least interesting PARTS.
Il no doubt requires good playing; but it
is by no means adapted 10 Mr.. C.'s voice
AID figure.-Besides, the character wants
that energy Of acton, that bold and fear
less contempt of inferior objects: which
are necessary to render it generally &C
ceptablc. The common observer cannot
discover the beauty Of natural restraint:
he looks for the natu,a! and spontaneous
freedom of action which is congcnial with
his own disposition, and which, alone, ne
thinks deserving Of appreciation in per-
former. But to return to Mr.. Caldwell.
We know that the talents Of this gentle
nan, in his favorte characters, will not
suffer in comparison with any actor ON
the American stage; and we also believe
that it will require but little OBJ ervation
to convince an audience OF the correct
ness of eur assertion. Mr.. Legg could
rot have selected better character than
Rolando, for first appearance, from the
whole drama; and we ardently hope that
he may continue to claim the applause
with which he has been 50 successfully
crowned. We cannot pay a higher COM
pliment TO Mr.. and Mrs. Entwisle, than
by observing, that, as o!d farorites, they
will ever be received with that admira.
ton which a we'll earned fame alone has
the power of enkiudIing.
Maturin's justly celebrated tragedy Of
BERTRAM, is to De brought forward this
evening, for the purpose, as | understand,
of introducing Mr.. Hutton, from the the.
aires OF Nsw-York and Philadelphia
Report speaks highly in praise Of this
sentlemau...while the celebrity of the llay
is too vel; founded to admit of argument
tatiOn. The mere circumstance Of lis ha-
wing been performed upwards OF Fifty
nights successfully in London, is, we
think, Conclusive proof of its merit OF
the manner in which it will be here per-
formed, We can only form an opinion from
the representation Of the last evening
and from the ability then displayed, We
venture to predic, that no spectator will
leave the house dissatisfied.
DRAMhTICUS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-13
FROM AMELIA ISLAND.

Intelligence from that place as late >,
Monday last has reached this city, he
Patriot privateer Republican,, captain
smith, which put into the river YESTERDAY
IN distress. Aurv, on learning that The
United States had determined to breat
up his buccaneering establishment aOd
occupy the island, showed a considerable
degree OF perturbation. lie embargNc4
the privateers in the harbcr, under he
plea OF their presence being Necessary
Tor It's security in the absence Of hlms,.l
and his black heroes, who are 10 make
desperate attack on the impregnable wall
OF IT. Augustine. where the goddess Of
victory is to decorate their jetfy brOW;
with unladIng wreaths of laurel, and he
goddess of plumber 10 fill their knapeacS
with reiulsent gold but his real inteu-
ton was believed to be TO defend his rj-
ratlcal nest against our troops. The
madness OF such resolution was too os-
tensIbIe TO receive the cOuntenance Of
his followers; and, in consequence, the
vac VII 'HC ~OlH VI ONbA
altimo. On the LIST inst. he was making
preparations for the embarkation of hi;
troops and the fetal evacuation Of the is
Land. This was done, however. under
p"e'ence proceeding against St. hugus-
tine. lie said, he was, in lew day, to
be joined by two or three hundred troops
from the north and six OF seven hundred
Fioridians, who would render The success
OF his expedition certain.
Armed vessels from di flerent American
ports were arriving daily. for the purpose
OF obtaining commissions-three from
Baltimore on last Saturday-iu all they
amounted to fourteen. On the same day,
it is reported, prizc schooner, with 100
Negroes, was taken possession Of, while
attempting to run into Fernandina. by
the United States brig SaranaC. ibid.
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ASTRONOMY

Z" We must consider" says the e
dinburgh Review, " 1.-The curious ques-
ton that was asitated between New
ton and Leibnitz, concerning the per-
formance Of our system as complete
Nv resolved: the former being aware
Of the disturbance or irresularity
produced on ono planet by the action
of another, suspected that such ire
sularitiss might increase in the lapse
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From Paris paper, dated Sept. o..
To the Editor of the Reducteur.

-
SIR-In reading the journal de Paris.
Of the 26th current, have seen with pain
that the Editor OF that paper, in an art..
Gle respecting the colony of Martinique,
makes use of the word Negro, in speak
Ing OF black men.
This term. SYNONYMOUS with slave, and
which is usrd no longer in any other
sense in the dictionary Of the Academy,
has become very improper to designate
men BY, who have been dec!asEd free By
European nations.
A great number Of blacks have served
with honor in the french Armies; some
others are established in France as Mer'
chants, or a. landed proPrietors; Tue
men posseSs hearts truly French, not
withstaEdirg the color Of the skin.
Trusting 10 Jour iJnPssiality !'efneE
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Norfolk, December g.:
PLEASING INTELLIGENCE.


The sIoop Ocean, Captain Middleton,
which arrived here yesterday, from Alex
andria, landed at 8 o'clock, in the NOR
ming, at Old Point Comfort, Colonel Ar
instead, Majors Roterdeau ard Kearney
Of the United States Engineers, and 1t.
Blaney, aid to General Swift. These
gentlemen, it will be rccollected, are
members of the Board recently announ-
ccd, as having been appointed by the
President Of the United States to exa-
mine and report to the Executive the de-
!ensible points of Hampton Roads & the
Chesapeake Bay. Gen. Swift, We learn,
will arrive here in the steam boat, on
Friday next, from Baltimore, and with
Captain Elliott, who is now on the spot,
will proceed Immediately on the execu-
ton Of their important trust. The able
hands to which these duties have been
confided, evince determination on the
part of the Executive, to lose no time in
giving TO this section OF country, perfect
security from the assaults of any Ioreisn
enemy, with which the United States
may hereafter be at war. Beacon.
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E.4LLAD.


O. lady buy these budding aow'rs,
Tor am lad and wet and weary;
! gathcr'd them e'e break # day,
When Nil was lonely, still and drcary;
And oag I've sought to sell them here,
To purchase clothes, and to0a, aud
dwelling,
For Yalor's wretched orphan girls
Poor me and my young sister Ellen.
All! those who tread life's thornless way,
In Fortunes golden sunshine basking,
May deem my wants require no aid,
Because NV lips are mute, unasking:
They have no heart for woes like mine,
Each word, each look is cold, repelling
Yet once a crowd of flatt'rcrs fawn'd,
And fortune smil'd on me and Ellen.
Oh! buy my flowers, they're fair and fresh
As mine and mornings tears could
keep them;
To,morrow's sun shall see them dead,
And shall scarcely live to weep them!
Yet this sweet bud, il nurs'd with care,
Soon into fulness would be swelling,
And nurtur'd BY some gen'rOus hand,
So might my little sister Ellen.
She's sleeping in the hollow tree,
Her only home-its leaves her bedding;
And I've no food to carry there,
To southe the tears she will be she'd
ding: .-..
On that those mourner's tears which fall,
That bell which heavily is knellIns-
And that deep grave, we've meant for me
Ard my poor little sister Ellen!
When we in silence are laid down,
In iife's last fearless, blessed keeping,
No tears will fail upon our grave,
Save those Of plying heavens own
weeping.
Unknown we've liv'd, unknown must die,
No tongue the mourtul tale be telling,
of two young broken hit al ted girls
Poor Mary and her sister Ellen.
No one has bought of the to-day,
And night is now the town o'ersheding,
Ard I. like these poor dropping flowers,
Uunoticed and anwept an, fading;
My soul is struggling to be free,
Itloathcs its wretched earthly dwelling!
Nv limbs re use to bear their load
Oh God protect lone orphan Ellen
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DRAMSTICUS.
Baltimore, Dec. 10.

Baltimore, Dec. 10.
On Monday lasthis excc!leRcy Charles
Ridgely, Of Hampton, was reelected CO.
vernor of the state of Maryland for the
ensuing year. Yesterday Daniel Murray,
John T. Howard, jr. Henry A. Calls,
John Stops and Arnold E. Jones, esqrs.
were elected the council to the governor.
Fed. Gazette.
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1870
This morning tie gaoler, on visiting
the cell in which John Lamarde was co.,
fined. Discovers that the wreichcd man
had put period to his own existcnce.-
lie had torn his shirt into pieces--these
he twisted together and formed rope,
with which lie hung himself to a spike
nail he had contrived TO drive into the
wall. thus executing on himself that sem
tence Of the law, which, but two days
before, had been pronounced in such an
impressive manner. In his cell vas
found a paper on which he had written
few lines with pencil, of which the fol-
Lowing is an exact copy. IBID.
I'm Chinois condane a Ia painnc De
mort par I'M Consielle especiaie, il est de
sons n'heures d. en- este Z executor lui
meme.
&c qui est tetu chez un peuple est un
vice chez I.'autre.
lie SoIielie Les eclcre tcus.
qu-etie vcus arans que D. estre Rien.
que Sores vOus gu aud vous ne Sores
Rien.
ainsi fms JEAN LANYARD.
age de AZ ans 9 nois ct 9 jour.
Mort yiclime.
G0n the back Of the same paper was
the following memorandum:
Dams mons pagnie chez feu Clement il
a une pere De Rassoire que madame
Tayly ma prestce que'el de meuret chez
Clement. JEAN LAMARD,
'lIe probably meant to write honneur,'
but we have given the copy literally.
The following translation has been o.
blisingly furnished TO the editor by a
friend:
A Chinese condemned TO death by a
special court, it is TO his honor TO be his
own eXecutiOnei.
That which is virtue with one nation is
a vice with another.
The sun eulishtras all.
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WHAT uere you before you cxi>ttd.-
nothing.
What will you be when YOU cea,, 10
exis; :--uothins.
80 ends Jean Lamarde, aged Il ,es,.
9 months and 9 days.
Died victim. 1.
In my basket at the LATE Clements !. -,
pair If razors, which Mrs. lent n.
when she Iiycd with Clements.
JEAN LANYARD
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.SarannGh, Dec. I.
Exports of cotton, rice and tobacco, Eog.
Savannah, from October /, 1916, (,
October |, 1877.
Cotton. Sea Island, 975I1,
Ditto, Upland, lC6,7s6} '"'''
Rice, 18Th tiercr.
Tobacco. 4,3i9 hhds.
There were about 600 bags Sea t..
lard and 1000 bags of Upland exported
from Darien, not included in the aha,e
Rpub icm.
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SELECTED.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30
This measure is intended ia ho
carried into effect without delay.
NsIc-YOrS'. April ae,.
FROM CALCUTTA

We learn by Captain LoRISc,
of the MENTORS that a French
Governor had arrived, and received
possession OF Chernandagore the for,
mer French settlement thirty miles
above Calcutta. Pondicherry ONE
hundred miles below Madras. on the
Ccromandel, had also been delivered
20 the French authorities but tho
territory ceded with those places
scarcely surpassed the diameter az
) miles round which the English have
established such line of ,!onapiers
that the French possessions OF tLe
East are merely nominal ;every ar
ticie imported into tbeur, and export.
ed from them, being subject TO III,
English Company's duties.
Capt. l. passed st. Helena as lato
as the Sth of last month the land 81;
miles distant ; the forbidden aspcrt
of which was all that prcscntcditselr:
no vessels in sisht.
All articles at Calcutta we're near.
ly double lht ir for ncr niccs
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Ditto ditto i.T0O,00'
i8,iOO,G00
This vote adds no;aiaS to the un-
funded debt, but will save the coun
Try from TO 600,00ol. per am. II
the difference Of interest OF the OH
bills at sd and the new ones at t-2t
Upon the fullest consideration OF
the applications for stopping the dis
|tillaticn Of spirits from grain in Ire
land, lis Najcsty's ministers have
determinea to refrain from thai
measure, being satisfied it wouit
create = very triaing saving Of
graf, used by the lawful dislilier,
bis stock being nearly complete, but
that il would afford the greatest en-
enlargement TO Illicit distillation,
and the frauds Of smuggling
.Harch 16
BY the papers from Manchester
and Macclcsfe!d, We are happy TO
find that every thing remains quiet
and that of the deluded persons who
had set Off TO proceed 10 London,
few, if any, had prosecuted tbelr
journey farther than Leek & Ash
bourne. The larger part have been
prevailed upon to return " repen-
taDt 20 their homes"
MACCJEsFIELD, March -.
OF the 10000 assembled in the
morning, at Manchester ,tLe residue
of about a thousand remained in the
road for London; they were dis
pcrsed by the military.
London Nudrchf5
We received last night the Paris
papers of the 18Th last. Thy con-
tain no intelligence Of Importance.
The funds are, oct. 45o. The bank
actions 1880
The American papers to the 22d
February contain the information Of
the election of Mr.. Monroe 10 tie.
presidency and Mr. Tompkins to the
Vice presidency Of the Z. States.
Corn eacIan:e, March 19--0ar
wheat trade was rather heavy this
yet what sales were made
Of fine qualities were at Monday,
prices.
LONDON March i9-The funds arc
one halfPor cest higher this morning.
ConsoIs for account 20 f-2,
Official information was received
in Glasgow yesterday, that the lords
Of Treasury intend TO submit to par
lament, a bill to suspend. until the
9Th April. 1917. The duties payable
en- the importation OF rice and In
dian corn. instructions have there
fore been given to the proper OF
GERS to permit the importation OF
these articles, duty free. for home
consumption, until the pleasure Of
parliament shall be known. The
duty on rice is 20s. lid.
Copy Of a letter from Geo. Canning
NJ. p. for Liverpool, to W. NJ.
Duncan, Chairman of the Ameri-
can chamber Of Commerce.
London, 26th FEB. 1917.
SIR think it right TO state TO
You for the information of the Mem
bers of the American Chamber OF
Commerce, that it is the intention
Of II. M. government, TO propose to
reduce the high dhty on Rice import.
ed from foreign Countries TO the
rate which is now payable on that
article it imported Crom the Bri,:gh
Plantations,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30

der the act Of Congress passed ID
the third day OF March, tsl7, en-.
titled IAN Act TO fix the Peace
Establishment of the Mariro
Corps"
Franklin Whart0n, Lisa!. CoIone,
C0mRGHdant.
CAPTAINS.
Anthony Gaie
Archibald Henderson
Richard Smith
Il. ID. Wainwright
William Anderson
Samuel Miller
John NJ. Gamble
Alfred Grayson
William Strong,
FIRST LIEUTRNANTS.
+. b. Bellevue
Lyman Kellogg
Samuel f. watson
WIN. l.. BrOwnIow
Thomas W. Legse
". III. Freeman
Joseph L.Kuhn
Henry 0Icott
Charles z. Broom
Benjamin Richardson
Francis Z. White
William Nicoll
Charles Lord
Levi Twiggs
John Harris
Samuel B Johnston.
The following eight Second Lieut.
ire promoted First LieutenaDts
April 18th, 1917.
Thomas A. Linton
Richard Auchmuty
James Edlin
Christopher Ford
James !. Mills
Park Or. HOWE
George d. English
Richard u. Green
SECOND LIE UIEAANTI,
Edward s. Novel;
Robert NJ. Desha
JOHN S. Page
Henry +. Dix
Aug. A. Nicholson
Edwin ID. Newton
Wiiiiam Brown
Elijah j. Weed
ShubaeI ButtcrieId
Thomas q. Chace
ROhert Lyman
John II. Duncan
Augustus lie RumfOrd.
fD1 Three vacancies Of ceco0n
yet 10 be filed.
The number Of uon-cOmmissiospi
Ulcers, musicians and privates, tn be
IS follows:
Seventy three serg ants.
Seveuty-three corporals.
Forty-two drum ord ffeTs,
Seven hundred a fifty privates,
The accounts Of the late Coz.
benjamin Hawkins, agent Of !ncian
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The same storm was likewise ex-
perienced at Lancaster. The light
ming struck and shivered the mast Of
a Scotch sloop, lying near the Marsh
Point in the river. Much glass was
broken in the town by the hail two
barns were blown down at Croker
ham and, we arc sorry to add, that
a women and child were killed al
Preston, by a chimney falling on
them.
Letters lately received from Trieste
state, that very brisk trade Is carii-
cd OF in that port, in consequence 0!
large expectations of fire arms and
Isabres from thence to s. America.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-30
Iidrch 10.

AH erroneous Interpretation having
gone forth of what was said by the
| chancellor ofthe cxchequer on We'd
nesday. we think il necessary to
state, that the vote proposed ia the
committee Of ways and means on
that day was for 19.OCG,000l Of
of Exchcquer bills, TO exchange for
the following bills outstanding -
irish eXchequer bills i.2O0,C00
English excheTuer bills 1900. 100
ditto ditto 100000
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Ne1C,TOrk April &c

Capt. Dowdall Of the ship Chaun-
|cey, arrived within the Hook LAT
evening, has fayoured the editors OF
the Gazette with London papers to
Goth and Bristol TO tue 2fst aitfmO.
The only articles Ofimportance fol-
low
LONDON, March lS-Four per-
sons were arrested last Sunday at
Manchester, and arrived in 'own last
night in the custody Of two Kings
messengers, and were Committed 10
prison.
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March :

Lord Cochrane minated, that il
was his intention, on an carly day, u
submit 10 the house certain resolu.
tons for the purpose of reducing the
interest of the funded debt, in the de-
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The accounts of the late Coz.
3enjamin Hawkins, agent Of Indian
affairs in the Greek nation exceeding
(according to the Auditors and comp
iroler's reports two hundred thou
sand dollars, were on the Esd inst.
closed with government. by his cXecr-
tor, William Hawkins Esq late 90
vernon of the state of North C"ro!i-
ma. The balance though not very
large was la favor of he Colonel
estate. During the last session o.
Congress, many Of the memhcrs
were impressed with tn opinion '.'a'
there was genera! dclin1nen'! ga
the part ofthe ageats in ihe Indian
Department. We notire this settle
ment, with o view to do away HhT
sentiment that might have beer r.
tertained nnfavorabie to The wei : j.
red fame of that ylluablc aal
tingpisheJ officer. Nat. h''::-
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gree that the rents of land and the
prices of all commodities had been re-
duced.
Sir F. Burdett postponed his notice
for the resumption Of the debate on
Reform Petitions, till Wednesday.
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persons were collected in Skinner
street, determined to rescue eastman
as soon as he should be brought out in
the morning. Orders were immc
diately given in consequence from
Lord Sidmouth's office, that the troops
should be at their stations this morn
ling as early rs five O'Clock. 1t is
Iprobable that the peace OF the town
was very much owing to this arrange
ment.
We have given in our proceeding
columns the fullest particulars Of the
Execution Ut eastman.
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POSTPONEMENI'.
NOTICE.

Nv u 4 L e.
By Nrfas. Of Decree Of fae Supreme Jsdie-
iat C'urf, holden az Aewhorf on fhc fret
Monday Of March, 1917.
g o much OF the Real Estate Of ANDREW FRRB-
~ nocy. 'ate of Westerly, deceased, as will be
sufficient for the payment Of the debts Of said de.
ceased, together with the expences of settling the
estate OF the deceased, and incidental charges. will
be sold at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, Sept.
10 1917. and the following day--said Estates are
situated partly in Newport, Middetown and James
town'--TbHt in Newport consicts of ABOUT s Acres
OF Land :--rhat In Middletown Of 90 Aches of Land,
now in the possession of James Chase And that
in Jamestown, is The Farm in the possession Of
Petey Poffer.rhe sale will be on the premises in
Newport, on said Wednesday, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
lin Niiddletown, at 8. O'Clock p. NJ on said day.
and ia jamestown, the day following at III o'ck
A. M.--The Conditions will be made Known ut the
time and places of sale
sssxssGHs ssMns cHasn' sAv'r' rsss'"
Newport, july i6, 1917
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THE subscribers having erected new construct
4 ed Saw and Grist MILL, on durable stream,
near their Cotton Factory, in the vicinity of Wick
ford, inform the Inhabitants OF NEwpoRr, and the
public in general, that they will take Grain from
the WEXFORD Packets, or any Store in wexford,
grind aud return the same. for one sixteenth part.
GREENE, TILLlNGHAST, & Co.
WEXFORD. May a IM2S1
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[on1nlfssioners' Nofice.

w the Hon. Court of Probate in the town Of New.
pat, in the county Of Newport, Commissioners 70
receive and examine the claims against the estate Of
DANIEL W. HOCKEY.
lzk Of said Newport. deceased, represented insol.
fct, do hereby give notice that SIX months from
III 7ih instant, allowed to tic creditors Of said
Elae - bring in and prove their rcsp- ciaia,,
ar that ~e viii attend for ta; rsrpose % ocr res.
pc;iye dwellings, ary time within ibs, pehed. ~
JOHN TILLiNGHAST,s c..
THoS. p. nUnFoRD.
III persons Indebted to The Estate Of SAID deccas
edAfe called upon 70 rake in1n.ed;s.c payment to
MARY DusHAM, sd'r:ris;ratos.
Sevro-t 1.iy &c. frt7. E a1a
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TO LET.
Conimissioners' Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
w the subscribers, having been appointed BY the
" Hon. Court of Probate ia the town Of Newport,
in the cosnty OF Newport, Commissioners to re.
ceve and examine the. clams against tire estate Of
JONATHAN WALKER,
late Of said Newport, deceased, represented insol.
vent, do hereby give notice that SIX months from
the ID nst are allowed TO the creditors Of ssid Es
tate to bring in and prove their respective claims,
and that will attend fer that purpose at our res
peetiys dwellings, any time within that period
JOHN TiLLiNGHAsT,l : comm;sonors
e JESSE DUNHAM.
Al persons indebted to the Estate Of said deceas
ed, are called upon to make immediate payment 10
DANIEL DENHAM, Administrator.
Newport, July 2, 1917.