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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
Real Estate for Sale.

I 0 be fold by order of Court, at the houfe Of
the iubscrioer on Tuesday the twenty feccna
day of April next, =, one Of the clock ia the at
ternoon. th- remainder of the Reai Efste Of
SAMUEL DUNNING late Of Harp.weli deceaf
ed. being the farm which was formerly owned by
BENJAMIN Dunsing, Esq uated 10 faid Harpsweli
--or 70 much thereof az wall be neceh4ry 10 pay
the debts of fsid deceased, and incidental charges
BENZ AMIN DUNNING f1.s;-terofsr
Harp well, March "a, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

70 The Hanorabk Tnfices Of The Circuit
Court Of Camnlan Pleas, in the tyf Eajs
tern Circuit brgun and b0L4en at Pert
land, qvifbin and far the county of Cum
beriand on the fgf 7uejdag g' March,
II. y. 1918.
Ohm PITTEE. of Northyarmou,h in laid coun-
y ~ mariner and Mary Ann Piuee wife of the
iad John fhe is Adminiftratrix on the Elta,e OF
John Humphrey late of Northyarmouth in the
county of Cumberland gentleman, deceaied num-
by thew that the goods and chsteIs belonging TO
the eita,e of fad decealed fufficent TO pay
the debts which the deceased owed BY the fun OF
two hundred and fifteen dollars aud leventy five
cents That the real eiiate oflaid deceased ConIfts
Of his dwelling houte and one acre and twelve rods
Of Land aPpraiied at fix hundred doll2rs- and half
pew ia The Baptist meeting houfe appraifed at
tweve dollars -iha, the house being of one llorY
only Is Old and much out of repair and will rent
for but little. i! any, more than twelve dollars
year Therefore they humbly pray that as well for
the payment Of laid debts as for the realons iuft
mentioned, your honors wou grant them icenie
fell the whole of the iad real eRate under fuch
restrictions as tie law in fuch cafes provides
WILLIAM BARROWS Attorney to Petitioner.
"A true copy Atfsa
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

1T Circuit Court etf Cemn,3l Plcas, in tie
f,f haRsrn Circuit, Begin and b2lden
a; Portland, qvitbu and far TIE COUNTY
Of Cumberland. or The fLf Jmlday Of
Narcb, n ID 1913.
ON the for egoipg Petition, the court order that
the petitioner give notice all concerned, or in
tereaed 10 the eltate therein mentionei, BY caufng
copy of faid petition and of this order thCreoa.
20 be ru5lilhed in one Of the papers printed ip
Portland three weeks fuceeflvsy, the lstl pUf,f,
cation 10 be a. leat thirty days before tie ,hlrl
lueiday OF June next, that they may appear a.
the Circuit Court OF G. nmon Pleas then 70 be
holden at Portland with snd for the faid ccua.
~ Of Cumberland and flew faufe II any they have
why the prayer Of laid petition filsud not ia
granted
AtteG SAM FREEMAN, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
CUMBERLAND & OXFORD IS

CUMBERLAND & OXFORD IS
To the Honoyabe JHfices gftbs Supreme
judicial Court begun and baden at PORT
land, qvitbin The County Of Cumberland,
and for the Counties Of Cumberland and
Oxford, On The second Tuesday Of Octo-
Der, in The year Of ar Lord eighteen hun.
dred and seUenteen--
II II UMBLY SHEWS, JAMES BARRETT of
Il il Portland in the County CT Cumberland a
forela;d Yeoman, otherwise called Msfon, that he
10 fezed in fee and inrerefied as tenant in common
with Aaron Porter, of faid Portland, REQUIRE,
aad other perlons unknown, of in and unto iix,y-
fix acres and two thirds of an acre of Land, in
10 Porter, In the County of Oxford aud Common.
wealth aforelaId, part of Lot numbered Gxteen
on range as marked npon the ProPrietors plan
OF Porter afore(aid, in common add undivided
but to include any of Tbs laboar or buildings
which Thomas Loeb has done aud expended upon
a part tbereof-lhat the fad James Barrett 10
de6rous of having his faid part of fsd lot of land
SCI off to him in severaty Wherefore he prays
your Honors hat after due proceedings had he
may have bis (aid part ard portion of laid Lot of
Land fe, OF and divided from the rell
Oa rs 1917. BY N. EMERY, bis Attorney.
A true Copy-Aue0
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk
ut the Supreme 7fudicia! Court d the Cam
mon4veaitb Of MaDdcbusefts begun and
holden ct Portland, 4vithn The County of
Cumberland and far the Counties Of Cum
bertrand and Oxtord, on the second Tuss-
day Of October. II. ID. 1877.
ON the Petition aforefad-O Ordered, That the
Petitioner publiih an. atteaed Copy of his faid
Petition, and of hs Order thereon. three weeks
iuect ively in the Portland Gazette, the Ian pub.
LEGATION TO De thirty days at lean before the 5u-
premeJudiciaiCourt to be holden at Portland with.
in the County of Cumberland and for the Counties
of Cumberland and Oxford, the fourth Tuesday
of May next. that all perfons intereifed in faid
Petition may then aud there appear and flew
caufe, if any they have. why the prayer of the
Petitioner fhoud not be granted.
Attea SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

A number Of young gentlemen in the Rev,
Mr.. NIcHoLs's Society in this town, have con
tribued the amount necessary to constitute
him member Of the American Bible Society
for life.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
mr. 4RRTFD

In this town, by Rev. E. Payson. Mr.. JoHN
B. OSBORNE, to Miss MARY ANN DEANE. Mr.
HENRY GREEN, to Miss SARAH STACEY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
LOOKING UP.

In the last Argus there were many and anx-
ious inquiries for swords and the constitution
No wonder. The former were lost on the
field of Bladensburg and every copy of the
latter was no doubt Consumed with the Capt.
tal--indeed, if we may Judge from the conduct
of the party, il must have been rare work
before.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
COnstQbLe'S Wnrra11ks

FOR notifying town meetings on the frli Mon
day 10 Ap,I-and for the choice of Reprefen..
tatives, FOR faie at this office,
Also
b anks for notifying meetings in School Diflricfs
kTBianks for Returns of Votes for Governor
and Lieut. Governor
s1TDo. for Senator. and Councillors,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
@ottCa1JS:
Tuesday, March "a, 1918.

Indian War.-The frontier of Georgia is
now the theatre of predatory and murder
Gus warfare. The savages in that quarter,
driven to desperation by real or imaginary
wrongs, seek TO CRAFTY their revenge by the
indiscriminate slaughter of men, women and
children. The death-yell breaks upon the
ear OF the domestic circle, and the war
whoop wakes the sleep of the cradle"
The war with the southern Indians, which,
it was supposed, would be terminated by a
campaign Of few weeks, seems TO have assn
med more serious character. Gen. Jackson
has taken the command of the troops, which,
however, have not collected in sufficient num-
bers 10 warrant an attack upon the Indians.
Month after month has been occupied in as
sembling the militia, and yet sufficient force
has not according 10 the last accounts, been
embodied. In the mean time, the Indians
continue their work of havock and blood I;
and suffering inhabitants are obliged to aban-
don their possessions, and fy to the thickIy
settled country for the preservation of their
observation-disclosures Spy.
Our readers will recollect that not long since
an opposition line Of stages commenced running
from Portsmouth TO Boston; but not finding suff-
cient patronage il has been more recently united
with the old line This has led the Newburyport
and Portsmouth printers into dispute about which
of the stages has failed-The following is speci-
men of the manner in which they conduct ii
We are not disposed to differ with brother
TURELL, whether IL is the old or nee line that
has discontinued, since It's a fact the stages
run as formerly, and the public are accom-
modated-he may have it as he chuses-"
rat in the pump, or pump in the rat >
.Nec6uryport Herald.
Brother ALIENS figure is hardly strong
enough he should have said g the whale
swallowed Jonah, or Jonah swallowed the
whale Now in this instance il is very evi.
dent that Jonah swallowed The whale-he
was a terrible fellow for fish. P. Oracle
An Englishman who has lately visited the
ancient places mentioned in the Scriptures
saws, be saw the Cedars of Lebanon. more
than thirty feet 10 circumference, and Of great
height.
The Fortunate Youth, states the London
Courier, has embarked Cor the United States,
10 an argosy of his own, richly freigbted, and
commanded by Lord CD, with the inten-
lion of concentrating matrimonial treaty
with Ter serene highness, Princess Carraboo. >
This fronan is nose a ooohemaid in Philadelphia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

Monsieur Prentalr,
When first visit dis country d Argus folk
saw much about liberty and equalite &c. But
come to de hand in case vat you call cleo
tom tings be different den dey vote for lux
ury, noblesse and monarchy. Here be de
luxury-dey be opposed to yft-hps wild dc
brooks Monsieur Prentair, vat dis mean in
la Republique Here be de monarchy
when dey find it impossible TO get de king
dey set up Crogrn and Shield. Monsieur Prem
tair, vat dis mean in la Republique | have
no mercy in de bowel for dis same Argus folk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

NOTICE is hereby given. that the fu5fcrioer
= has been duly appointed Adm'ninrator 90 the
e0a'e of JOHN WOODWARD, late of Lisbon,
in the county of Lincoln, deceased, and has taken
upon hmfelf the sruf by giving bonds. a. the
law directs And all perfons having demands
upon the etate of the faid John Woodward, are
required TO exhibit the fame; and all perfon. in
cebted to the faid efate, are called upon 10 make
payment TO STEPHEN WHITTEMORE,
Lisbon, March 7, 1873. AdminiRrzor
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
>,S4N
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entrances and CleGranceS al The Custom House.
MARCH Is. M schr. Hannah, Fly, from Lu,
beck, for Portsmouth, with GrindstOnes and Fish
20, schr. Mary, Startling, from Mouhegin, with
dry fish,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

An Engishman who has lately visited the
ancient places mentioned in the Scriptures,
says, he saw the Cedars of Lebanon, more
than thirty feet in circumference, and Of great
height.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17

OF May uitimo--Lands will be distributed
gratis IN certain cases to h1sbandmsn and
'adesncn and pfeper care shall be taxi en-
ior tho preservation Of their hesl,l,, by pIo.
yiding lodgings for them provisionsliy out o.
the City, 10 GssosbScoa, Gcipes. Man,snsas,
Gaeuajsy There will be 90 abatement of du.
t'cs on The goods and cha,ries introduced bv
said emigran,s; but in case their sspi.sls ex.
coed TWO thousand dollars, II viii be necessa-
~ tor them TO go through certain formalsies
st the Spanish Consulate OF the poet from
which they aa'l, IN order to secure tina, aba,e-
ment of duties.
AZ will be cgreaily to,the advantage Of those
who wish to emigIate to said Island, to carry
with them proofs Of their preiessing The Ro-
Catholic Religion, and being honest and
industrious people--To ell such, proper Ger.
tiiicaies will be readily grained by the under
signed.
BERNARDO MALAGAMBA,
tJu1r ". Ffcr ra,soI
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-NOIICE.e.

'uE employmcnt Of an Agent or Attorney 10
moi necessary id any claim against the govern.
ment. II is most generally attended with eapence,
and sometimes with actual Lss
Claims will be promptly settled, whea the ac-
counts, sod vouchers With which they arc connect
cd, are Transmitted to the proper Office.
Money will be trsnamitted whcnever q receipt
Tor the ssn sse, or, where the amount is not asccr
tained receip, in S1'k shall be forwarded 10 the
Treasury Department. -.
Military patents, and certificates Of military pen.
sions, viii be transmitted in like manner whcney.r
The nec.ssary vouchers sre forwarded TO the proper
Office. JOHN QUINCY AnlMS.
WM. II. CRAWfukL
J e.. CALHOUN
B,.W.s CltQ ypSl HELD.
g'aatihYfsn Ctr, Nay 27, 1878.
~, Ih- Gsxe,tes IN witch the acts Of Congress
are published. are EeQuesed 70 insert the above,
weekly for three months and papers in the iterioI
Will deserve tae thanks Of the community BY giving
il publicity in iheis iespectvs disti.ts, il may
be The means cf saving txpencc and loss to that
pocijcn ot tue people Who are least able TO beaI
hem. June lU-3m.
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Jnnr l7.


Newrors, Iune I'd, 1919.
XTOTED and Resolved. That from and af-
ter The ,5sh day OF June ihs.sn,, no Per.
son be permitssd TO prsjec, Signs into
Thames Street, or to continue those already
projecting therein, or TO place Boxes. Cra.es,
or any other distractions, upon the side.
Walks OF said Street, upon the penalty Of
THnEE DoLLAns, for each and eve,y OF.
iepcS to DC recovered by complaint made 10
either OF the Justices OF the Peace OF the
Town of Newport, to aud for the use Of the
Town. k
Voted further, Tint the Town Council be,
ard they are hereby authorised and directed
10 cause this Law 20 be rigidIy enforced, by
The removal OF sry Sign witch may be con-
iinaed alter saicdsy, snd by causing all per.
sons oisending against eiher Of the ptovis.
ions of this Act, to be PROSECUTED according
to law. tt8g N'
Il is further Voted, That tie above Rsso.
luton be prp,ed 10 both the Newspapers
printed ~ this town.. WiTSEes,
Idol IONA. ALMY, Town. Clerk.
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Narsbai's 5aOtires.


hhsaf-lstaHd Dtsirics, 81
PURSUANT 10 sand Warrsnts, ION
the Hoo. Dawn HowErL, Esq Judss Of
D's,rict Court for the Disl,ic, .storesaias
Notice Is hereby given, that there has
been hlsd before said Jadss ipfoima,ioa
oy Wiii'sm Eilefy, Esq. Collector, II tho
Customs tor tho D's,rict oi Newport, against
The brig Bello corunss, her tackle spperel,
SIC. also her cargo consisting Of o7a casks
brandy, Lpaekags ealicocs,a a broknn psekpxo
do. package ceem.tarier,. 10. do. wu,ing pa.
per, resWs do. bsgs cocoa, part Oh a
bag ds.so hats, bags pepparo do and small,
nearly fall, canvas bag cocoa, keg red
paint, aud small arms. Said vessel and
said goods being forfeited, as is alIsdged in
SAID information, ior violation Of the laws
OF the United States. Aud trial Will be he'd
thereon, at a Dis,rict Court, 20 DC holden in
Psos'dence, on The s9'h day Of June, Instant,
ut 10 o'clock, IN the fornooon. NJ,
DUTEE JPEARCE, Dsn. Marshal.
Newpori, Jnpc 10, l8lS sw
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By The President Of the Umted States.

M uEHAS, by an act of Congress, passed on the
" ID OF March. 1915, entitled, /" an act 10 pro
vide for The 2scertainng and surveying oi the hpun
dary lines fixed by the treaty with the Creek Indians
and for other purposes" the President Of The Unit
cd staies il authorized cause the Iands acquired
by the said treaty 10 be offered for saIe when sur
yeyed:
rHEarroRR l. JANIS MosRos, President Of the
Unned states, do hereby declare and make known,
ll,S pubic sales fos the disposal (agrcesby 70 iaw)
of certain lands in tha Alabama territory shall be
held at Mi'ledgeyIe, in Georgia, viz
Ca the first Monday in October next for the sale
Of town lots, the town Of Cahpbs, in the said ter
ritory, situate at the junction Of the rivers Alabama
and Cshabs. q.
On the third Monday ia October next, for the safe
Of townships l3, IA, 10 l6, IN ranges g. ~, III, IL
is. Is, and Gf townships IA, Is, l6, in ranges l4
and Is of The land district in Alabsma ,errilery, dir
ccted uy law TO be sold at Miedgsyi!Ie, excepting
such lands have been reserved by law tor the sup
port Of schools. or for other purposes each public
sale shall continue open foe Two weeks. and no lon
ger The town lots, and other lsuds, shall be Offer
ed for ssIc in regular numerical order. commencing
with the Iowect number Of lots. sections. townships
and rnngcL
E, And further declare and make known, that the
Offices of the register and receiver OF public monies
for tbe paid district shall be removed from Mil'cdge-
vile 70 the aforesaid of caiaba, on the rsi day
OF January, 1879.
Given under my hand at the City Of Wash
ngton, this tweaty y.,bird day Of May. 1878
Nv the President JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MEIGs,
Commissioner Of the General Land o.hce.
O. Primers who src Authorized 10 pubIieh the
laws of the United States. will publish the above
once week ill the drst Of October nexf, and send
their bills TO the General Land oHce Tor Psynent.
A Map of the above district, and plan Of the
town of Csfabs, will be engraved - speedily as
practicable. for JOHN GARDINER.
Chief Clerk Genera! Land Office:
Aud sold by him and At Milledgesaie.
June 10, 1913. lHwJ
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Nine hnndfed and scvcn,y casks nraudy,
lo9 pipes Catalonia Wine, 10 half pipes do.
A dem'-iohns Cordial, quantity Of brown
Paper, J zeroons Cocoa, 8 chests ccu,aininr
sund,y dry. Goods, hoxcs ditto, bale and I
bundle Calico, cases and bag Medicines,
8 boxes Boot Legs and Sus!s, ! hax marked
G.. S. and box marked &. 6. contents un-
known, hasrcIs Sugsr, 80 buics Wiling.
Paper, bags black Pcppc,, 6 bundles Sheet.
ine, cask Lamp Oil, ~ space Sails, 10
Muske,s, ~ Bayousss, A Swords, ! Blunder
Buss, so hats. 4.fpwling Pr cee, 4 bag Seotl,
I box Candles, Match Ropes, Hand Saw,
quantity oil Standing Rigging, Blocks, &c.
four IL pouud Cannon ind Cprrisgcs, two 4
pound, do. do, & ~. pEARCE, II. NJ
Nswnorf, ya9eslo. lsl8. 3w
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UNi9ED STArKs oF .AMERlcli

~
PURSUANT ,o.a ws,san, from Inc Hoa.
=. DAVID HowxLI, Esq. Judge Of the Dis-
tic, Ceur, ior the District aEoressid.
Notice IS hereby given, that there has baen
hled before said Judge, Iibel,by Bernardo
Malsgamoa, Vice Consul Of his Catholic
Majesty, the Kingot Spain, Tor the State OF
Rhode Island, wherein he claims a eeflain
brig or vessel called the Bcllo Corunes, her
tackle, appsrrah &c. also her cargo, ag,hrs.
bly, to The sched0le bcteonru sDos osxtd, fos
and an sccoun. OF The original owners oi tho
same, subjcc,s OF His said Catholic Msies,y,
praying that the same may be restored 10 hia
for and on thei, account. Atrial willlbe had
thereon, eta psuic, Court to be holden 10
Providence, onthe 2oth day of June, instant,
~ io o's,ock. la the forcnoona
W DUTEE.J ), PEsRCE, d. NIarshai
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No. 10, 7h0a,ss- Street,
HAS siust received haEdsoInc Sad-
l u dition 10 his former Stock Of ,.sp
r. HIND WhkE, CUTLERY. Cc.'
So that bis Assortment now includes almost every
arlicisin request ~.
-, Hexas oi.o for Sale
Cot srd wrought Nails, by the cssk orst retail
Irish, English and Americas G e-Shcet ifons
sheet Lcsd and Steel OF various kinds.
Eeyp1rt june 3, 1913. (4w)
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

rTsHE Subscriber hereby insorms the pub
u lic, that he has taken. Mr.. FsAsEr's
School House. and. intends 10 rccommcnce
bis Schoool on the fissi Of oexi month. Hsv-
ing become convinced by oxPericscc, OF tho
iaspsocrcsbiii,y Of attending upoo the num-
her Of Scholars usually sdmii,ed Into Schools,
wiib. either smistsr,ion 10 bimseIf or benefit
20 his Scholars, he has determaned upon .
limited number.
10 those of h;s formef employers, who
were puoc,ual 10 their payments, he 'etnrbs
sincere thanks, and again respectfully cRees
his services. JuHk' 'RoDMhN- I
Newport, Juoe io,lsie. ~ rSv
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p ut $40. ll2.,,, "a
CHGfP, ,olDE, IH,ftIES. : x,RsET,
NATHANIEL SWEET &. Co.
.zre oi.esiry nev ass9srwens Of elegan.
GOODS,

Purchased vita >.A,H, aud arc selling CHEAP.
FIR than ever.
Their old customers add the public in gene
raj are requested TO call aud &c, the
wo-'h Of their money.
.,- AMONG 7REIR GOODS ARB
CvUPERFiNE & coma. ,n blue, black end
~ brown Bfosdcio,hs & Cassiopefes. (; Dew.
onsSire Ksrseys, Flannels and SAtne,is, blue
brown and black CaIicoss and Cling hams, ele.
giant Wellington Prints, Maxim Grape Shswls
and Scaffs, ooe case elegant Can,sn Grapes,
blue and yellow best Ess,-India Company.
NAnkihs, Iniarion Merino Shawls, scarlet
black and dove S'4 Waterloo Shswls, black
and white Cotton do. Of an extra size for
elourning, black, brown and green Sinshaws
and Ssrsnrt,s, Italian Grape, French and Eng
lish Silk, Kid and Beaver Gloves, Qieeos'
fancy nett, book and cambsic Muslin, cr,mprd
-Sstdns and GAUGES, plush Trim ming, S,e an'
Ga-ni,ure Ribbons Of hsndsome rl,lcrn, Il
ish Lipcns from Is 10 e., Chex fsom 90 TO 2s
per y,l. Bed Spreads tor 6s each, India Cot
IONS ana Stripes 9d to 2s per yd. Ladies and
Gentlemen's silk, worsted, cotton and 'h.ead
Hose, o grea, variety Of silk Hkfs. and SAawls,
bandannnes and Aag Hkfs. black, brown, AGAR
lett and orange Bomoazst,s end Wiidbores,
BLACK Bomhsseep, steam and Waterloo Shif-
ting, English, Russia and American Diaper,
MEMS black satin FioscDiine and Mar rseiles,
Vestiog, &c, &c.
Nathaniel Sweet, S Co.
ZRANsAcas .d0c7Tos ard Commission BUsI-
nsss az usuas.
: TIE sma'lss, fave grestfnIly acknowledged.
Nr~ppft loth June 1918 (3w)
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SIGN OF THE EAGLE,

IHcMcs-sfrfef.
MRS. BILLINGS respectfully informs her friends
lvl md the public, that she continues At the old
stand, recently occupied BY ber late husband, where
every attention will be paid 70 the seeomncd 'ucn
of those ladies AID gentIewso who 'asy 'svor her
WITH their custom Private Bcstdefs can DC accom-
modated in satisfactory manner. .at
or Good .. ab,icg for Horsss.
Newport, May ", isss. Lvj'
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India Cottons,
! SbistinYs, very chcep
Cinghsms
shawls, with meiino bor'
dcrs,
White Jean, !.
yestings, some very
CentIemen's silk Gloves
Cotton UmbrlIss,
Ladies' black and white
silk Gloves,
Ladies' and genuemcu's
HEAVIER do,
ISrno Muslin, spotted,
Handsome silk. for vees
pstterps.
India Quits,
Waterloo Prints,
Grrnitures, figured Rib
me
Common do,
Black Italiss Crspes
n>seos l,i.rk rcxi hind
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NOTICE.

1~uG subscriber has ,rpointed jon SHERMAN
"A Of Newport, sAsroap ALny. of Little-Comp.
ton, and pELEc Cossv, OF Tiveron, Agents for
riie pdpos or receiving and delivering those srtic
les IN. .enisd for his Mandatory
= > SAMUEL CLARKE
Pstsssnfh. .lsr. u. l,1
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A yOURxEY.M,SN CABINET MIXER. 10
"A take charge Of Cabinet shop--of steady hsb.
its and good workmsn--ooos,snt employment and
4 good chance Will be allowed him. Apply TO
JAMES. TOWNSEND
Garner If Bauisssr's Uhatf
Meub,rs, Nav f3, 1878. tft Cu]
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Aud a variety Of other articles IN the Dry cooos
lioe which are too numerous TO mention which
viii be so,d very low, for cash. t-ts
Newport, May 81, 1918. St$tfs l4wJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-17
NE III GOODS.

,f..., " T. ~ e. 90 y ).
MI = NILES has just ece,ved from New-
York. a handsome assortment Of
Fancy and ot1er Goods,
wh,ca she viii ell .sonable terms-at her shop
next door sou,h Of Merchants Bank--
-fmeag ai'ch ave ne josiorcs.g articles
Calicoes, Jf ne newest patterns. linen nd cotton
Camb 'c- shir'inS Cottons; brown Linens Long
La1as I,i,A, book, and other Musiius ladies
colion .ad Sors,cd Hose snchsws, and other silks
for ladies dresses. black beaver Gloves white and
coiorcd xiii do. silk do. plain and colored fancy
silk Handkcrcheis; neck and pocket do. chi,Jren's
do. at cents white snd yellow Canvas PINK and
white P,ngee Merno Trimmings; green and fan
ey silks. for bonnets
.f.so--,sdes' Bonnets and Hats, OF every
description; Piumes. Artificial Flowers, Ribbons,
L>nes, &c &c and number Of other articles, too
aunsr0us 70 mention. If April 5.