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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-01-05
From the New-York Commercial Advertiser.
OUR AFFAIRS WITH SPAIN.

From the New-York Commercial ADVERTISER.
OUR AFFAIRS WITH SPAIN.
Since our last, we have received the Ma
tional Inlelligencer OF Tuesday, Wednes-
DAY aud Thursday, containing the late
correspondence between the Secretary oil
State aud the Spanish Minister. This
correspondence which occupies nearly
joasteen columns we shall lay before our
readers as expeditiously as cur limits will
permit. That our readers, III the mean
tine, may Know the present state OF our
affairs with Spain, we think proper to
state, that the Spanish Minister, in let
ter oil the 25th OF October, enclosed q
number ofproposltions to serve as the ba-
sis o, treaty by which the provinces 81
East and Vest Florida, with all their
owns aud forts, should be coded to the
United States in iull property and sove-
eignty.-Counected with This proposition,
are others in relation to the claims of our
government on Spain for spoliations on our
commerce, to the boundaries oil Lousia-
Ma, &c.
On the 3lst Of October, the Secretary
OF State accepts, with certain notifications,
of the proposition for ceding the Floridas,
and agrees TO cancel our claims for spolia-
tons but rejects the prescribed bounda-
ries OF louisiana, and draws the only line
o which the President will consent.
On the 10th of November, the Spanish
Minister replies, and modifes the bounda-
ny he had proposed.
On the 3Oth of the same month, the
Secretary adheres to his former line, and
adds, that as the Spanish Minister is not
authorized to accede to that, he is ready
10 proceed to the exchange of the ratifica-
lion oil the convention of 1902.
The ratification of the convention was
Exchanged, and the negotiation, 10 rela-
ton to the Floridas, closed for the present.
The Convention of 1902, as now rati-
fed, is embraced in the proclamation OF
the President.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mondav, Dfc. 81.


The Speaker laid before the House a
report from the Secretary Of the Treasury,
transmitting statement of the sales Of
public lands during the year 1917, and
the three first quarters OF the year 1918,
which had been intended 10 accompany
the annual report from the Treasury, but
was not then prepared.
The verbal amendment made by the
Senate to the bill granting pension to
Major Gen. John Stark, was agreed to.
The house then resolved itself into a
committee Of the whole, Mr.. Holmes in
the chair, on the bin making appropria-
ions for the support of the Navy of the
United States for the year 1919.
The bill includes the following items:
For pay Of officers & seamen l,27o,333 SO
Provisions. 594,O37 SO
Medicines and all expenses
of sick, 36 900
Repairs Of vessels, $4,000
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i he witness also testified that the letters
marked A. b. c. ID. and E. were in the
prisoners handwriting.
(B.) Il. C. Ambrisler to Mai. E. Mich
ols--acquainting him that the Americans
had commenced hostilities, and were very
cruel.-that they depend on his Nichols
assistance, and expected TO meet him
there.
(C.) r. C. Ambrister to Gov. Cameron,
dated goth March, lslS-request for
arms and ammunition, and particularly
cannon, g as the Americans build their
boats SO strong, that their rifle balls can
not penetrate their sides"
Cd The same TO The same, March 20,
l8l8.-Written al the request OF Francis
aud all the chiefs, and to the same pur-
port as the foregoing.
(E.) r.. C. Anlbrister, at the mouth OF
the river, 10 Peter b. Cooh-that the
vessel had arrived, aud he was endeavour-
ing to get up-sends him powder and
lead.
Jacob Harrison, witness on the part
of the prosecution, being duly sworn, les
tilted that some time in the latter end OF
March, or first Of April, the prisoner took
possession of the schooner Chance, with
an armed party of negroes, and stated his
intention Of taking ST. Marks. On his
way thither, going ashore, he learned
from some Indians that Arbuhnot had
gone to ST. Marks, which induced him TO
return. The witness also stated, that,
while the prisoner was on board, he had
complete command OF the negroes, who
considered him as their captain. The
prisoner took the cargo Of the vessel up
towards Sahwanny, which consisted of,
with other articles, nine kegs of powder,
and 500 pounds OF lead.
The evidence on both sides being closed,
the prisoner was allowed until O'Clock
this evening, TO make his defence.
The time allowed the prisoner for the
preparation of his defence, having expired,
he was brought before the court, and made
the defence marked M, which is alta ched
to these proceedings.
The court was then cleared, and the
proceedings read over by the recorder,
when, after due deliberation on the testi-
mony brought forward, the court find the
prisoner, Robert c. Ambrister, guilty oil
so much of the specification to the first
charge, as follows, viz. +" and did excite
them TO war with the United States, by
sending their warriors TO meet and fight
the American army, he being a subject of
Great Britain, which government was at
peace and friendship with the U. States,
and all her cilizens;" but not guilty of
the other part Of the specification guilty
of the first charge; guilty of the specif.
cation Of the second charge, and guilty
of the second charge; and do, therefore,
sentence the prisoner, Robert C. Ambris-
ter, to suffer death, by being shot, two
thirds Of the court concurring therein.
One of the members of the court re-
uuesting a reconsideration of his vote on
the sentence, the sense Of the court was
taken thereon, aud decided in the affirma-
tive, when the vote was again taken, and
the court sentence the prisoner TO receive
fifty stripes on his bare back, and be cor
fined with ball and chain to hard Iabour
for twelve calender months.
The court adjourned, sine die.
EDMUND P. GAINES,
Maj. Gen. by breyet, President Of
h.
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Translated for the Washington City
Gasefte. from a Venesuetean paper q
the 10th October.

Translated for the Washington City
Gasette. from Venesueiean paper Of
the 10th October.
BULLETIN OF tbs LIBERATfNG ARMY OF
VENEZUELA.
Head. Quarters, Augustura, Oct. is, 1873
Notwithstanding we cannot announce
any general movement or battle oil the
army, yet we have the satisfaction 10 COM
municate the progress oil our advance
posts; the discredit of the enemy in all
territory occupied by him and the foru.
nate auspices under which this campaign
will be opened. The detachment Of The
brigade and the generiIlas Of Gen. Zaraza
have had many reucountres with the enc
mics parties, in the districts Of Chaguara'
NAL, Oriluco, Chasuaramas, and Caba'
rio, IN which we have always been VIC
torious. We have deprived the enemy
OF the means of procuring cattle; we
have taken from him the cattle he had
already obtained, as well as the horses
and we have destroyed the chiefs OF Their
suerrillas, commandment; Bachaco, LugO,
Rofino, and Cacarreno, and the two cap
tains, Joseph Medina and TelespiOr Els
cobar great many of their men were
made prisoners. We have yet had more
decisive and important results, 10 the
corps pOlanies of our army of the wesi
established 10 the territory Of the enemy
At the end of August last, lieut.. COL
Pena penetrated as far as Alta Gracio, ID
The jurisdiction of San Carolos, and mel a
corps Of the enemy's cavalry of 200 men,
commended by Tarralba; he Immediately
attacked them and completely routed
them, killed great number of men, aud
took 40 prisoners, among whom was the
commandment also 800 horses with an
equal number of cattle, which they were
conveying TO San Carolos. The corps
commanded by Jose Angulo, who was re-
connoitering on the other side of the river
Apure, near Nuirias, had equal success
IL met, 10 the village of Jobo, an enemy,
party Of 200 men, under the orders 0!
Palmero, who were conveying 500 bead
of cattle. Palmero, was completely beat
en-, but he escaped, with some Of his men'
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in the term of eighteen months ITO h,
reckoned from the day on which thew
may assembly, they shall receive al
claims, which 10 consequence Of this Con-
vention may be made, as well by the s,,h.
jects of His Catholic Majesty, as BY CHI.
zens oil the United States Of Americ,
who may have right to demand comueo'
sation Tor the losses, damages or inillrie,
sustained by them, in consequence Of tha
excesses committed by spanish subiectsor
American citizens.
a. The Commissioners are authorized
by the said contracting parties, to hea'
and examine, on oath, every oues,;o.
relative TO the said demands, and 10 70,
ceive, as worthy OF credit, all testimonv
the authenticity of which cannot reasops'
bly, be doubted.
5. From the decisions of the Commis
sioners there shall be no appeal, and tbe
agreement of three oil them shall give fall
force and effect TO their decisions, as we'll
with respect TO the justice of the claims. a,
to the amount OF the indemnification which
may be adjndged to the claimants; The
said contracting parties oblsing them.
selves to satisfy the said awards in specie
without deduction, at the times and places
pointed out, aud under the conditions
which may be expressed by the board Of
Commissioners.
Q. II not having been possible for The
said Plenipotentiaries to agree upon
mode by which the above mentioned
Board of Commissioners should arbitrate
the claims originating from the excuses Of
foreign cruisers, agents, consuIs or tribu
,lals, IN their respective territories, which
might be impulable TO their two govern.
men's. they have expressly agreed that
each government should reserve las ii does
by this Convention) to itself, its subjects
or citizens respectively, all tho rights
which they now have, and under which
they may hereafter bring forward their
claims, at such times as may be most con-
venient TO them.
7. The present Convention shall have
no force OF effect, until it be ratified by
the contracting parties, and the ratifca.
ions shall be exchanged as soon as posi-
Die.
In faith whereof, we, the underwater
Pienipotentiaries have signed this CONVEX.
| lion, and have affixed thereto our re-
spective seals.
| Dated at Madrid, this lih day Of Au
gust, 1902. PEDRO CEYALLCs.
CHARLES PINCKNEY.
Now, therefore, be ii known, that
JAMES MONROE, President of the United
States, have caused the said Convention
TO be made public, TO the end that the
same, and every clause and article there
of, may be observed and fulfilled, with
good faith by the United States, and the
citizens thereof.
In testimony whereof, have here
unto set my hand, and caused The
seal of the United States to be at.
fixed.
Done at the City Of Washington
this twenty.second day of December, 10
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen, aud of Indepen-
deuce the forty third,
JAMES MONROE,
By the President
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
Secretary of State.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-01-05

Arbuihnot and Ambrister.-The prin-
ciples laid down by the court which was
convened for the trial of these men, and
the conduct Of Gen. jackson connected
with the proceedings Of said court, have
been censured by tie editors Of papers
generally. The following remarks are
copied from the Richmond Enquirer:
The official documents touching the
trials Of these two persons, are now be-
fore us. There is one fact. which WI.
ascertain by those papers, which we cor
f.ss we see with much regret. Arbuthnos
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-01-05

Contingent expenses, 100000
Repairs OF navy yards,
docks, &c. 100000
Completing medals and
swords, $500
Pay and subsistence Of Ma
rine Corps, 122.898
Clothing the same, 2,O3S 10
For military stores for do. 1887 So
Contingent expenses, 1900
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The United States oil America,
Robert Christy Ambrister,
Who, being arraigned before the special
Court Martial, upon the following charges.
TO wit:
LIST. Aiding, and abetting, and comfort
ing the Indians; supplying them with
the means of war, he being subject Of
Great Britain, at peace with the United
States, and lately an officer in the British
colonial marines.
Charge I'd Leading and commanding
the Lower Creek Indians 10 carrying on
war against the United States.
To the first charge the prisoner at the
bar pleads not guilty, and, as TO the Sc
cond charge, he pleads guilty, and justi-
fication. The prisoner at the bar feels
grateful to this honorable court for their
goodness in giving him sufficient time to
deliberate, and arrange his defence Oh
the above charges.
The prisoner at the bar, here avails
himself of the opportunity Of stating to
this court, that, inasmuch as the testimo-
ny which was introduced in this case, was
very explicit, and went TO every point
the prisoner could wish, he has nothing
further to offer 10 his defence, but puts
himself upon the mercy of the honorable
court. R0RERT e. AMBRISTER.
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GRAPES.

f variety Of SUPERIOR eoioured Crohes
Also. do. Black do.
L LEGANr "a and ga Grape sHAwLs. black
IL Sarsnetts, white do. black Lesantine and
green do. Caicoes, Ginghams and Dimities. blue
Nankins, yellow do. cotton Cashmere. Vest Pat
terms, white figured Marseills. white Jean. white
Csmbrcs, 4s9d 6s4 coloured do. black do flag, ban
danna and Madras Iiandkerchiefs. black Barcelona
do. cotton Damask. plain white cot,oa shawls, do
do. Silk, do. steamoom shirting Cotton. American,
do. do. Sheetlng. do India Co,tons, white cotton
Shawls with merino borders, do. Handkerchiefs. do
black damask Shawls, colored silk Hdkts pins, sill
YER eyed needles, scissors, penkniyes, combs, thin
bies. bobbins, &c. &c
COTTON FLOSS;
5, 4. S, G, z and 8 threaded, superior quality.
Likssviss Plain and fgur'd leno. book, India
book and Sarurilla MusIins, jaconett and null Mus
lin, white, coored and black silk Gloves, Cotton
balls in boxes. assorted numbers, Cotton threads,
assorted colors worsted quality binding ,apes &c.
The above Goods tor Sale, oy
JOHN DYRE,
1T No. loo, 7hames-ssreef, Nesehorf.
June l6, 1919.
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NOTICE.

TO Physirians, Country Traders, .1fosheear-
res and Heads Of FamiHes.
EOR sale at cost, a General Assortment Of
II genuiae DRUGS & MEDICINES
Those who may purchase TO the amount Of
ten dollars and upwards, shall have st cost
Those who purchase FIVE dollars worth, shall
have il at ten per cent. sdvance--undcr that
sun at very reduced prices.
Or, the whole Stock will bs sod on liberal
terms to any person who may wish to pur.
chase and they will fod il to their interes,
TO make reasonable application at the Medi.
cine Shop Of DR.. JOHNSON, in Thames.
street. June -.
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ST. JOHNS LODGE, NO. l.
A L . Meeting Of tho Master, Wardens,
"A and Brethren of said Lodge. on Friday
bvening, June 18th, A. l.. 58l9 ;-H spas
vofed unanimously, That the publishers oi
Newspapers which shalt be printed on or be-
fore the 24,h inst. DO requested to publish
tho following Notice, and to send their bills
for the same tor payment TO HESRY lew,
Treasurer Of this Lodge.
T PUBLIC NOTICE.
WHEREAS the Hall Of St. Johns Lodge, in
Newport, was on the night Of the 18th July
last, forcibly broken open BY some Persons
wholly Unauthorized, though at the time coun-
tenanced and encouraged by JoHs CARLILE,
Grand Master of the Graud Lodge Of this
Stale, (as heretofore published,) and posses
sion thereof has been ever since wroogfu!ly
retained, and withheld from the rightful own
ers and proprietors thereof, to wit tho Mas
ter, Wardens and Brethren of this Lodge |;
w. b Proceedings have become the subject
of legal investiga.iom.--And Whereas Jers
CARLILE Grand. Master, and WALKER HvM.
pHRY Grand.Secretary, of said Grsnd Lodge,
have publicly notified the Annual Meeting OF
the said Grand Lodge, to be holden in said
Halt on THURSDAY, the Gath instant.
Now therefore, be n knosvn, TO oil Persons,
That no permission has been granted by the
Master, Wardens and Brethren Of ST. JoHs's
LoDoE, No. /, for the holding OF the Meet
ing Of said Grand Lodge, in said Hall, on said
day but tho same is hereby absolutely for
bidden.--And the said Grand. Master, Grand
Sec y, ano other officers and Members OF
said Grand Lodge, and eli other persons, arc
hereby expressly wstoed and enjoned not to
enter said Hall, on said dsy, or any other day,
unless by permission in writing from this
Lodge, as all persons SO entering without
permission, will be considered as Iespasses,
and prosecuted accordingly.
A true Copy from the Records
Attest, I. r. PECKHAM, Secretary.
Newport, juno IS, A. l.. 5el9.
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NEW GOODS.
WILLIAM S. NICHOLS,

Has jur received and for Sale,
A GsEAr Variety Of Fsney Hardware
"A and other GooDs, comprising as cxten-
sive an Assortment as can be found OF eny
Store in Newport.-.diso. Elegant Gil, and
Mahogany framed Looking. Glasses; Silver
Wares Of the beat qualify; Jcwolry. Time.
Pieces small stock OF Watches, Ladies fash
ionsble Shell Combs, Gc.---all Cheap for
CASH. Newport, Mey -, 1879.
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FOR BOSTON,


ITO al Tavern Keepers. and Retailers of spirit,ous
Liquors, that they make immediate application
to the TownClerk for Licenses, who viii report
their names to the Council Cor their decision there.
on.-And that Ill Who neglect OF refuse 70 do the
same, viii be prosecuted according to Law.
Tefed, That the shove Be published in both the
Nswspapers printed in this town.
by srd<r Of Csssefi,
JONATHAN ALMY, Council. Clerk.
Newport. June ~, 1872
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sessions she pleased, wahou, the intefer. !.
Of any foreign Govsrnmens.
With respect 20 the AFFAIR Of Arbuihnot and
Amb1istsr although he censured the con-
ducr Of Gen. Jackson, those persons had
no right TO the protection Of lhsir gsvern-
ment, il they voluntarily embarked in war
against any state with which their own gov
eminent, were at peace. The motion was
lost without divisioo.--Lon. ho. May Ia.
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7nxrsday, June l7-Arrived (in distress) 5rig Co.
lumbia. Williams, of Boston, ~ days from New-Or-
leans. bound to Liverpool. In coming down the III
ver she struck on sunken log, which occasioned
her TO leak. and several of the being sick, the
captain was compelled to put in here.
Friday, June l8-Arrived brig John, Bigley. Is
days from Havana, with molasses. The brig Hiram,
Jouvet, arrived there June a, in IS days from this
port-tbe brig Nereus, caston, arrived May %, IN
II days from this port, and sailed on the 4th June,
for New-OrIeans.
The brig Patriot Lawton, which arrived at Bris-
tol on Thursday last. in IA days from Havana, left
there the briggs Russell. Norris. and Perseverance,.
Wilcox. of this port, both uncertain when to sail
also brig Mary. Cotton, of do. discharging.
The ship George Washington, Allen, OF this port,
arrived at London, April 90. from Norfolk.
The ship Robinson Potter, Of this port, from Ba
tayia, arrived Oft the sle-of. Wight, May 2.
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Real India Book Muslins.
III. SESSIONS.

II. SESSIONS,
IFishes 10 aequains his friends and >ae hu6he,
THAT he has received q variety Of Summer
l. GOODS. among them are the following w
ticles -
Color'd Cambrics tLevantines
Figur'd null Muslins Lustrings
Spotted muslin Cravsts Nankin Grapes
Dimities Canton ditto
Corded Muslns Japan ditto
Linen Cambrics English long silk Gloves
Long Lawns Short do. do.
Furnitures Z French Kid do.
Calicoes I Parssols, Sc. &c.
ALSO,
A few Pieces iett black Nankin Levantnes. and
a general assortment of Cotton Yarn, American
shrtings, Pisids. Stripes, &c.
Newport. June g.
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Ntw GOODS


LAS just received iron New-york, and now cp-
= ened. an elegant assortment Of seasonsble
GOODS, among them are :--NAnkin and Canton
Grapes, Grape sLswls Merino bordered ditto. PLAIN
silk and cotton ditto, fancy silk Handkerchiefs.
thread Laces. linen Cambrcs. cravat Aiuslus, jaco.
net and null null MusIins Sscharills. book and
leno do. 6gurd jaconet do wuslin HAndkerchlefs |,
Gmghams; Calicocs Parasols Umbrellas, &c. SC.
all OF which win he sold very cheap.
Newport, June l6
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NOTICE..

THE subcrbers inform the public ,hst they have
r i formed a Co.par,nership, as Attorneys and
Counsellors at Law under the firm of pcarcc 6
Brown. Any business committed to their care wills
at all times, be attended to at their Office No 9is
Thamosstrcct. DUrEE J. PEARCE.
JOHN c. DROWN.
Newport, May "a, 1919. lJ 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BANK.

ATa Meeting ofthe Stockholders Of this lnstis.
"A ution, the following persons we're chosen Dir
sctors ofthe same, viz Daniel Chsmprn. James
Iielme. John Watson, Elisha Watson, William Ham,
moud, william Bsttey, Geo w. Tiliinghsst, Robert
+. Moves, Samuel ID. Allen. Oliver. Watson. John
serar, yohn Clark, and Thomas James. And AZ =
subsequcnt meeting Of IN. Direetors, DAsfsL
cuAnrL,s was chosen President. snd PAnDsr 7
HAmmoup. Cashier.
wick(oed, June ~. 1919. lI2S1
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MHRRIEO.

At Nantuekef, on the 10Th inst. at the Friends
Meeting House, JAMES II. HAssARp, of this town,
TO sAaAH BARNEY. daughter Of Capt. David Bar
ney, OF the former place.
At Dedham, Mass SAvvRuR FRAHcrs BoNrILs,
Esq. fthis town, to Miss LucIspA ALpES, dsugh.
ter Of the late Paul Alden, Esq Of the former place
DIED,
In this town, on Friday last, Miss CAnoLINs
HAMnsTr, aged "a. youngest daughter OF the late
Mr. Benjamin Hsmmett-an amiable and worthy
young lady.
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H1RDW.fRE.

JOHN ID. THUkSTON, & Co.
ca shs old Stand. rscrnfy scerpies By cse Eros },
Ne. l7o. lshMhs. STREET,
HAvE just received New stock 6f HARD
IL WARE and CUTLERY. comprising general
assortment. which they oier for saie, ~ cheap ~
can be purchased in this town. -
. .iLSO.
A complete Assortment OF wrought & cut Nails.
Of the best quality, real Dutch sweeping Drushes
English blisser'd. German and tub steel sheet
Iron. sheet Lead, &c. June 2. 1912
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GEORGES ENGS.

HfsAes 70 aeqnains his friends and eusfomsvs.
rTHAThe has removed his stock Of HARDWARE,
4 CUTLERY, and lR0NMONGERy. 10 the weIl-
known Sign OF the Eagle, No. l37. Thames street,
where he offers il for sale. with recen, additions
the whole comprising very extensive aud COM
pietc Assortment Of the Various articles belonging
TO the Hardware business, or usually kept for sais
in Hardware store, and too numerous 10 be par
ticulaiizea in an Advertisement
Newport, May 26. fowl
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NEWPORT BANK.

NI0TICE Is hereby given. that the tslcycatly
IN Dividend, will be declared and pait, on Thurs
day. tho FIRST day Of DULY next. those who appear
by the books OF the Bank, 10 be stockholders ON
the oath inst.
By order Of the President and Directors
JOHN H. SIEAKMAN, Cashier.
Newport. June is, 1919. Isw.1
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Fa,bioaa1 Hats.

EORGE wANTON has just received from the
NJ Manufactory Of Ives & White, New-York.
Genticmens superfine fashionable Hats, worraas.
ed Of the 6esi quality and nn 70 fade in rsarsny.
Mems Hats. with ruid. Bri1s.
aiso, low priced Napt & Castor Hats; Youths g.
Chidrens Hats, Of every description and price.
PAPER HAEGiNGS.
A handsome assortment Of cheap sad elegant
Paper Hangings, for rooms md window curtains
jus, received And for sale as above.
Newport, Kptl 90.