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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

By the new ship London Packet, ar
rived at New York direct from London,
papers of that city have been received to
the 18th Inclusive. There was no alter
alton in the state of the market for Amer
lean produce.
Mr.. Hunt made his triumphal entity
into London on the 18th. 1t is stated
200 900 people were present--,he roads
for five miles from town were completely
blocked up by those who went out to
meet him. He arrived in Landau pre-
ceded bs a fag, inscribed I" Hunt, the
heroic champion ofi,f,erty." He aligh-
ted at the Crown and Anchor, where he
partook of a public dinner, attended by
3 or 400 persons The description of
this scene occupies several columns of
the napers. London has seldom witnes.
std such bus,le OH any oceasion-and
the day ended without any riot.
At meeting, Of the court of Alder
men of London, ON the l4rh, motion
for a vote of thanks to the Lord Mayor
Tor his great zeal in preserving the peace
of the city, having been proposed, a
warm discussion ensued, and some per-
solal altercation; and the members prip-
ciI'illy retired from the room without
taking the question.
lhc following among other toasts were
given at the dinner
''" Mr.. Hunt gave" The only source
Of all legitimate power--the people."--
Tune: +" See the conque.ing hero
comes"
!" The next toast was 4" Universal
suffrage, annual par.iamems, and vote by
baiiot--the undoubted right G! every
Briton.' sit was received with three
tim>s three, and was fo..Wcd by the
tune Of" Gaia"
1.-The immortal memory Of tic Re-
formers. men, women. and childrn, who
were nlissacrcd at Manchester on the
10Th of August.p ,Tune '' The Land
OF The l.rai,"
MAY arms be taken from those who
abuse them, and gwen TO those who
have the courage to use them" Tune:
Z" The Mar ,eilIois Iiymn."
Sir 'lhor,as H.rdy's sT&thon had
sailed fom Plymouth. Nh. I'hmmon,
the new British Minister 10 nc R!azi!s,
embarked ON board the Commoiore's
slip, the Superb, Sir ihonIas, it is said,
had sealed olders, which arc not to be
opened liil he reaches a certain latitude.
Zach ship is in fine fighting trim, being
put upon the full war establishment, both
as to seameD and marines, with an extra
supply of stores. This. ia London pa
per remarks) at a period of profound
peace, bespcaks not only a long and ac-
tive service, but distant Station.
The London Times ,nen,ions, on the
doubtful authority OF a letter from Brus-
scis, that while The above eSpedition was
fitting out, many American vessels dc.
parted in haste from the ports of the
Netherlands, in consequence OF inteli-
gencc received from London relative to
the objects Of thn expedition.
The troops in i,enmatk were in mo-
ton. in consequence, il is said in the
London papers, Of bloody and revolution
arv scenes in Sweden |!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03

Sinchsw. Levsn'ine and
India Luts,rings
Jesnst Din,i,ies
Russia aud Linnen Dia-
per from 2s TO lbs per
yard
A complete assortment
OF English and Ameri
Can shee,mes, and
sbir,ings
Bandanno, Hag & black
silk handkerchief.
very cheap
Toilinett, swansdowrs
msrseilles, and sS,lin
florcn,ine Veslings
Leno, jaconelt and, imi
talion NiusIins Cotton,
yarr T. worslcd Hose
Ladies b'ack, lead aud
olive English beaver
Gen,lemen's real out
seam beaver, Dogs.
skin u +, ench Gloves
A lot Of Cotton Lace for
only Is per yard
Table and floor Carpet.
ings
Ribbons and shenel cord
Merino trimmings
Lepo, fancy. pickle, lace
4 spider net Muslins
Six and tabby v,ivels
Stripped and l'laid Cling.
hams
Chex. Bedtieking
Elegant rose Blankets
Lsdies silk Hose, for on.
ly 7s6 per pair
4 few Elegant straw
Bonncts, from lss0 10
SO
Watts Psalms & Hymns,
arranged by WincheII,
at the Boston price.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03

THIS day Opening a New Assor,-
4 ment of,F~il and Winter GOODS, puehssed
in Boston with Cash at Auction.
AMONG wHIcii ARE-vis:
& BLUE, black < brown, aud real blue
ssxoy CioTHs2
Doub,e inill,d black, blue & drab CASsiNiEREs,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CIE 3Rlsn -. $3.50

sloop George and Mary, Walden. New.york |,
schooners Planter, Cleveland, Wilmingeo Oh tsetsey,
Briggs. Charleston, Mars, Brigh,man. parien |,
sloop Sally, Williams. west-indies. IL.
Was spoken oct LIST lat -, hong So. schr. In.
dustry. shearman, from this port, for Guadaloupe.
on, 80 days, all well. had experienced much calm
weather. ~. .
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marx, that ne was instantly o5eed. Il
is needless to notice any other mistakes
which appear in the publication alluded
TO, aad which are unimportan, nor
should We have thought ii important to
notice this, any otherwise than he ex.
p!anation seems due 10 Mlj. Watson,
whose spirit and activity put puiod 70
the progress Of disasters. We hve no
doubt that the Editor of the Str viii
cheerfuily give currency, in his paper, to
a similar explanation.
In relation to Maj. Watson, it isplcas.
ing to add, that not only the citizens of
this town, but the soldiers, are perfectly
satisfied with the subsequent measures
pursued by him to shield his men from
unjust imputations, and At the same time
to separate from them those upon whom
suspicion rested. In fact, such was his
conduct, in regard to this Wide affnr,
that we cannot wish the army better
officer, or the country a better crizen.
George Brown. (aiias William T.-)
who was lately executed IN New York
for the murder of Capt Lewis, states in
his confession, that he is but little rising
% years of age, and was born in the city
of New York. The schr. Retrieve was
living in the port of Cadiz, in want OF part
Ola crew, Brown made application to
Capt. Lewis for birth and was employ
ed as mate. On the voyage to New-Or-
leans, athTst for gain induced him to
impart to the crew his determination to
murder Capt, Lewis, which they assent
cd to. On the voyage, the captain being
seated on the deck, Brown knocked him
down with the tiller of the boat, which
rendered him insensible. In this siua-
ton, after robbing and stripping him, he
with the aid of three others, threw him
into the sea. The captain was heard to
beg for his life. BAT his entreaties were
refused, and he was leit to perish. The
vessel was then carried into Cmoa, a port
on the Spanish Maine, Brown assuming
Capt. Lewis's name and disposed of the
cargo. The crew, except the cook and
seaman named Nicholas Palermo, er-
tered on board ether vessels. While at
Omoa, in consequences Ola beating Brown
gave Palermo, the latter was sent 10 the
hospital, and confined for some time,
when he made disclosure OF The whole
transaction. - The three parsons we're
Immediately imprise- d, the others ofthe
crew having made thsir escape. While
in prison the cook died, and Brown aad
Palermo were brought to the u. States
for trial. FaIermo was tho evidence IA
gainst Brown.
Four men aud W. men have been com
rnitted to prison in london for having
entered meeting house, drank six bot
ties of the communion wine. and ,stSlen
the cork screw and silver mounted cork.
They left behind them a. note, stating
that the wine was good, and they would
come for more.
Froa.-.Thc Richmond and Pe,erburs pa
pers speak Of heavy frost al those p!' sss on
Monday week, last, and express npprehen.
sions as to the damage which msy have been
done to the tobaeco.
IMPORTANT.
Captwe Of Santa Fee -soFcinl.
Translated Cor the Philadelphia Freemnn's Journal
taa.ure c/ SsHa Fee, Cahifot Of Nesr Grena.
dd, BY Ae army Of Gen. Hohoar
His Britanic Majrs,y's brig Beaver,
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Frea.-.Thc Richmond and Pe,erburs pa.
pers speak Of heavy frost at those p!' sss on
Monday week, last, and express nPprehen.
sions as to the damage which mdy have been
done to the tobacco.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03

Four men aud W men have been CON-
rnitted to prison in london for having
entered meeting house, drank SIX bot
ties of the communion wine. and 'stelen
the cork screw and silver mounted cork.
They left behind them a. note, stating
that the wine was good, and they would
come for more.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03

e'o,Ls Lands Nooi. & &orstet
B,sc. black, mix, drab, half Hose
and Ceburgh nike l. dies black aud slats
Cass'meresi worstsd lioSe;
Devonshire k.rsey, Child,en's scarlet hal
saumetts, Hse,
BomOs sei,s and Ra,,in. cni;arsa's boots with 1
eus' wi,hout soles,
scotch p'aidss Black synch.wss of tho
Black, blue, scarlet, f,st dusJ:,y,
crimson, green,S Black sarsne,s, 20 ceNi;
cinnamon, tabby ( per yard
Nelvets tnsh LneLsi
Cashmere and imitation Brown Holland. 4 blsck
me'ino .Shswisi iiaen, tor hniugs;
Black Barceiona, asg 4 Steam aud power loom
oandano hdks' b,nsh shiriigs, Of a,
Cotton un'o; krds and prices from
Elegant hrf Cassiueres IL cts TO ga ncr ward
Tor Vests very Iows
Light DARK Vsstrgss Unwhitrnca & whiteney'
White. red. green aud Amcricsn do 3s& and
!, yellow Fianntisi yard wide, from IL %
Plain & figured red Pe-s 2scts per yard
hsse ditto; I. ..., A ta.ge variety OF Can
Gentlemsn's beaver > Goes, furniture car
Gloves Of ali hind. ! Goes u copperplatcs 1.
aud peIccs \ Earnin,re dimi,y;
Lsdies' 6usri black 81 Aacs Italian crapet
drab beaver do Linen citnbrick < Iincs
Lsdies purple kid do csmbric pocks, iiik,
Bcd.iicks, "a 4 aud 3 4 Russia sheetirS
eheess, eac and book large variety Of RIB
n'usIlns a large sssort. hons y,
ment' American ginghAhs, scs
Gcntlen,cu's black, Yniy. pcndcrs
cd and slate worsted
llose, ~. M 40.
Worsied bindings. tapes 4 bobh;ns, plns, ncsty
les, Cotton floss. Q ~ a threaded, 2 & q threaded
knitting cotton. psicns thread boxes of pihs Co,,os
fere,s silk braids, eli clolhs sewing COZ on of s
colours. Russis diapers, silk CnbrcIlss pastel board
milline,t aud wire, yel,e, Ribbons q Cotton Balls
!Ssai'Sn'y Writing letter psper, sIa,es 8 pen
Al n 4. "A. 4 - = -. 4
orsndam books, waters. sealing wax, playing cards
stuff boxes, sand boxes. qu;lIs, ink rowiet. durs
bic ink. pcnkhives and scissors. good sssor,men!
ink stands. house, hearth dashg hair, clothes ant
tooth brushes draving paper hair pencils. rules
scales, dividers, boxes Of colours. pocket conbs
descriptions.
The above articles we offered for sale a, very uA
usual low prices
Newport Oct, &c, 1879
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Fall & Seasonable Goods.
AreJasf reeeisea a.g eI71wed for sale, by
.s- JOHN Il. NhkvrUN.

40. ,o4, 1n.hrs street.
cossIsIiNo os ,.~,V
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POCkE. 4 BOOK fNEkDl
7 Asr week was Goupd forkcf ~ copssis-
IL ing papers, and q small Ann u Aos1y 1kD
may have the same agsia On 1luvl1e proper
:, and paying fss this sd~ssissgrsG y q"iss :
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03
BOARDsNG. HOUSE.
ELIZABETH PURLINGdIAM,

ELiZhBEiH BUkbiNSh1h AM,
Resnseyriiy INFORMS her .Jriends u fbe tr6iie
TINT she con,inaesto keep the B0fRDf.NG.
DCUsE (fwmerly kept l'y her o'o'her. Ass
CorTusLl) and would be happy 10 sccommods'e
her old friends. who should Please 20 c.li Three
or f,nr stead! Do-rJcfs vdl be- tcce'ved very res.
svAsJiy. Es1post, Oct. ~.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-13

to the cruel annoyance the U States
If the necessities of self defence should
again compel the United States to take
possession of the Spanish forts and places
in Florida, declare, with the candor and
frankness that become us, that anothct
unconditional restoration of them must
not be expected that even the Presidents
confidence in the good faith and ultimate
justice ofthc Spanish government, will
yield to the painful experience of conti-
mal disappointment and ;hat, after UNI
wearied and almost unnumbered appeals
to them, for the performance oftheir str
pulated duties, in vain, the United States
will'be reluctantly compelled to rely, fo:
the protection of their borders, upon
themselves alone.
You are authorised to communicate
the whole of this letter and;the accompa-
nying documents 'tothe Spanish govern
ment. | have the honor, sc.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-13
s(Compare XLVII. c.
and XIX. No. ID

mentioned letter to hin, and reference
TO this Indian power Of Attorney to him,
approved by the commandant OF st.
Marks, +. G.. Luengo. Another OF the
iXLFII.) papers is letter, written in
the name of the same chiefs, by ATbuth-
not, to the governor general of the Haya-
ma, asking of him permission for Arbuth-
not to ests blish warehouse on the APP
achicoia--bitteriy and falsely Conf
planning that the Americans had made
settlements on their lands, within the Spa
nish lines, and calling upon the governor
general to give orders to displace them,
and send them back to their own country.
In this letter they assign as reason for
asking the license for Arbuthnot, the want
of person to put in writing for them
their talks of grievances against the Anne
ricans Ard they add, "the commander
of the fort OF ST Marks has heard all of
our talks and complaints. He approves
of what we have done, and what we are
doing--and 1t is by his recommendation
we nave thus presumed to address your
excel!eDcy.o You viii find these papers
in the printed newspapers inciosed, and in
the proceedings of tile court martial, and
will point them out 10 the Spanish gov
.ernmeDt, MT opSy as decisive proofs Of
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2 UNION HOTEL.
JOHN COOK.

I.fo,ms toe public in general z hs friends in
hartieni9r. r
THAT he has taken the roted House OF Col.
Jarars Perry's, No leo, Thames street, lately
improved by Mr.. DowE as a Public House, and
which he proposes 10 accommodate Ladies and
Gentlemen who may do him the honor to call upon
him, with the best fare the market may ailord'-No
exer,ions shall be wanting to 8ratity and oblige =
The best Of Liquors viii be ready at command, end
good keeping Of Horses constantly provided ~ q.
JrA few steady borders (lod,es and gentlemen
can be accommodated in the best nanner.
q Newport, July I.
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Fashionable Hasy.

FORCE wANToN has just received from the
~ Msnafactory ot Ives & White, Eew.yo,k
t'cntlemens superfne fashionable Hats, uarrant
ed Of the best qaah,y and no. 70 fade in rearin ?
Mems Hats, -itb wide i5rs,ns els s.f III -
.1iso. low priced Nspt & Castor Hats; Youths &
Chidrens Hats, OF every description and price.
ia .Gt PAPER IL iNGiNGS .Rnt
A handsome assortment OF cheap and elegan,
Paper Hsngings. for rooms aud window cuttams
just received and for safe as above .I1 s
NEWPORT. Aprh 20 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-24
UNION FACTORY.

yt>EE subscribed informs hisfriends' lie pub
< ic, that Capt. George J.artor,n Tiverton
Edrsard Sianhepe and Jossph " Uoteon, ~ New.
port. the sgen,s to rcceive articles intenscd
for the Cninn Factory. uIftr. .,tffH Et
lie continues 10 color and dress Woo:n Cloths
Of alt descriptiops-,o. Card Sleeps Woos ~ all
grades. snd TO manufacture Plains, sat;ines Coat
ings. Fianneis. &c of various colours and siades-
Those who viii! favor him With their custom IN bis
Inc. may depend on having their work done in 'he
best manner, and on reason bile tetms. sno tho
smallest favor win be gratefully acknowledged
sH2f1 ftt ~ L-4 JOHN EABLOCK.
Portsmouth. Feb. 10. sineph l5m.]
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CUNDALL'S MILLS-Poylsa,5atA.
II ne0er.lailine .gmring! !

II nc9sr.faiting String! '.'.'
THE subscribers respectfully inform Inc puLfc'
l. that they carry or the Wool Manufacturing
business in all It's bTancles-,hat their machine ;
are now in complete rep,it-'heir long experience
will therefore enable til % perform All III. brap-
ches of Cordng, spinn;ns, Weaving, Colorirg anti
Finishing. al: the various kind o! Woolen Goods. in
point OF colour ana finish, equal if not superior to
TO complete all ordets in tieir ne, spt diy AMI
on as reasonable terms az any establishment on
this Island CLARKE K GRiNNELi.
b The following persons viii receive al; r.
tIclcs intended for their nanufaoiory .--JoB snrR-
MAN; of Newport--sANroRpi hLny, tof Liiue-
C6mpton-PsLEc ConrY, of Tiverton-- and WIZ
LIAM PEARsE, BristolFerry ~ '.''H sf'
They have constantly hard at Wholesale End
tetait Satnnets Plains, Csssimeses, F.anreis, &c.
which they are de,crmined,o sell at moderateprces
Newport, April 90 s st faFHf ,f' t's
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New Stock cf
Feather Beds and FEATHERS.
ABRAHAM BARKER,

Nc . Charles street
EEPS constantly on hand quamity OF best
~ Lave Geese AMI Fowl rea,hers-and Feather
Seas, from the loves, priced TO the hrst quality.
.1.so. on hand An assortme M of Niatros-
ses, Of AL kinds Juiy T. 1910
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Liverpool Earthen Ware.
ARCHIBALD MUNRO & Co

=. s-. iiaye jaa reeeivca, Z. l.a
30 crates well assorted Eartfrer Ware,
particularly selected for this market, consist.
ing or ~
Edg'd end G. G. Dishes and Boxers, 9, 10,
II, IL, Is, ~, IS, I6 " aod ia inches.
Edged and G.. T.. Places iy,sat-t'.r q .g
j de- do. Twi0ers
DO, DO. Mullins, 7, 6 and = in
ehes.
Be,, blue printed Plates, Twiaers end
DO. DO. Dishes, Bakers, &c. 81
do. DO. Teas, Bowies spd ssucers.
%. DO, Jugs, 4, 8, u, 24s. -.
do, do. Tea pots, sugars and cresrns.
Do. do Bowls, 3, 4, G, ic snd 24s.
Ensmcled Tess, Tea pots, sugars and
cresm-.fgA ANaar1 tEt 40 t4
Do logs, bowls, and bowls end saocets.
L. G. Jugs, bowls, &c. &c.
Newpos, Nov. o.i5io.
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I.t *x*CURLS PERFORMED!
1no1gh heretofore considered fast rehej! BY
s,f .s, DIR. RELIES

~ BOTANICAL DROPS.
@ M n. S1.earnun. carpenter Of Bcssen, was %
AVA months afflicted with ,.mo,r the
.btck OF his lsnd which incapaciated him for work
s.ier hayiog tried every Thing in vain, and suffered
an operation on his hand, and considered ncurabe,
WAS cured and restored to health by taxing bottles
OF these drops. .rsst tiv-fH .1rs3t.d
Mr.. Wriyhs Of Boston, was 3 years afflicted With
fever.sorc of his legs, had tried most medi
sines withou, effect, was cured BY bottles. tt
"A Chid If Mr.. BgrriH, Of Hanover !! was cured
OF V,czrs 40 sStck, some OF which had eat down to
the ribs, by bottles~. .Sihfs cAid was considered
in dying state when lie began taking these drops
IN infant Of Boston. was covered all over wiib
eruptions, blind with both eyes, was cured BY bot
ties. .s,- ,r-rss t.f. es~
An elderly Lady of Boston was severely afflicted
Tor 16 years SsAh an Eruption all over her, attended
with most tormena.E itchings, burnings and bio,ch
es, had lost thereby two zoe and one finger nails,
was cured by 4bcttcs she bad ro' I-t her room
for months, cad eoasidsred pass az re6sf! 80.
Il 0entiem az Of Lsrinsfsn Vas afhicicd 20 years
with 5uicers in mis- legs, could, obtain no relief,
was cureo by Dottles. 7 asa 'A
A Csat!esnan of Bosfca, his wife and children
was many years afflicted with eruptions, had tried
every medicine without succsss, vascured by these
Drops. e
A Gent!eraan-f + Ror5sry, was 50 years afflicted
with h,lnor one of legs, attended with burning
itobing and blotches, was resigned as pas, relief
Tor 80 We srs could not lie in bed at times, per-
fectly cured BY these drops iitl4 TNl .t3ts
.4,Laay Of Charissfewn was two years afflicted
With white swelling on her knee joint, he'd tiled
every assistance, and considered past relief con
traction had formed, when on taking these Drops
aad using d. jebb's Lipiment, in weeks she had
the free Of the joint. the pain left her. and by
Continuing them has obtained perfect cure t
These Drops are radical dure for .scurvy, scro-
faia, ST. Antbony's fire, leprocy pimpled faces en-
iarged glands, sore legs ulcers even when the bone
is Affected. vene sal ,aints when mcrcury has failed.
are the best spring and auturnna plysic, ard may
be given to ehidren Will, perfect ssfety--Prce 81.
or six bottles for five dollars, IL bottles for So
1s dozen Tor Sfoo.--J .isk for DR. Relics Botsn-
ical Drops'-ANone are genuine, un'ess signed w.
T. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor, w T. Conway, chemist No I, Bum
sted Place. boston by mis- special aproin,ment BY
- SA NUEL -VINSON, Druggist, y
No. 10, Thames-street, Newport.
.aiso, by ~
Lemrsl W. Briggs, Bristol, Herctes whitney, J.
IT, Mason, Providence Dyer and Howes, JFindSan !;
Greene, Ne~- London Isaac ID Bull, Hartford and
most Druggists booksellers and post masters tro'
out the United States --where may be had all these
Justly e''esmed aud highy APPROVED Medicines"
S-epdrsd by " w. II Conway"
r,rr 2 1917 li- ssftfs .sft r. . II fIy1 r'f.
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So ,IAt4..
kDoubis mill,d fash,
Z ionsble drab Broad
J cioshs for G,est
y Goals. -
= Pclisse cloths. l, -
Printed flannel. vs
vBloe plsias, ~
9Woolen Ves,ings,
\ handsome pa.terhs,
Z Koiu drawers.
plaids.
y Silk and metal But.
n tons.
Ladies fine black bea-
, yer Gloves.
SOlivc, beaver, lined,
( and Angola do.
CGen,lcmen real wood
y stock, beaver sud
& silk do.
4 tD,,s mourning ging-
; hams. for Is.
&c ,D,lcmens crsvats.
AtodjA coiions.
4 Canton Grapes. 4t
= Black and white l,al-
y ian Go.
s'cam.lcom s.
4 fine twist.
5Shif.ines.
4 Red mild Caps.
4 Ribbons * Gsloops.
yPack & pound pins.
y Blue, black & assort-
= ed patent thread by
& the pound
"a 4 American checks
y for .i,9. An
e5.4 English DO. 70, q
{ Cotton n ,ss 2, s, 4 &
4 6 III, caded tht
- a blcschcd Amcri.
= can Shee,ings ios
Z .ls6,
:Dark American ging'
y hams, for lB CTS.
G Horn < Ivory combs
rLadies white cambric
y Haodkcrcbiefs.
= White and coIor't
{ Lus,rines.
SI'Be-t Italian sewing
y elk. = o. -
SIialian b'aids.
AInscriing trim ming
( and Carpe, bind
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TO LEI.,-

And fosscssion given immtdi1feiy.
T11tT we'll Hrished ard convenient d~e'ling.
house. situated IN Mili-s,reet. recently cscopi'
cd by Capt. !suEs o. PBiLLI7s. the lIo-sc con
,sins Ten Apartments and good cellar Kitchen,
With ao excellent vel of wstcr and rain water, els
tern in the yard an out building suitable for wood
or chaise horse. For terms apply 10
i July 81, 1919. THOMAS TOWNSEND.
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NOTICE.

HE. subscriber contemplating re-
Il moval from this town, lin few weeks. re-
'uaests sill those indebted to him by Note or Book
Account, 90 make immediate payment and those to
whom he is indebted desired call anG receive
their demands. TIMOTHY X PECKHAM
- -t' WHo hoS 10 Let,
The three story Dwelling House, situated on the
,Sorth-sde Of Washington square, lately occupied
by Capt Richard Barker. ss a Boarding House
.3iso The whole of t,e Dwel,ing-House he now
occupies, directly opposite the State iiouse, with
swo shops in front, suitable for Grocery Stores
Newport Oct 8
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Shsetiags, Cottcns, g Bombazetts.

VIM JAMES TILLEY,
'+ 70 l24, 1hames-srreet.
HAS just opened one thousand yards
- L of American sheetngs, Cottons. over one yd
wide, from Is to Is6 The yard; but very coed tor
Is the yard -9iso, complete assortment of BON
haze,ts lower than be bought IN Newport, by
sone quarter. ffw o.
Newport. Oct 81, 1919