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COMNU.NICHTION.

Lit Is Cause that requires our most Sc
rious consideration and unbounGod graf
itudc, when we reject or the sitnat,M OF
The Inhabitants OF the town of Newport
the present season, and draw con. pari-
SON with what II was The year past, and
what 1t now is, in regard to the enjoy.
ment OF one of the gr, Attest blessings with
which nation. city or town can be fa-
vorred, that Of health, which surpasses
riches, or any other possession that can
be bestowed on the human family. The
past year we were in some measure Wis.
tied with affecting calamites, such as
were unusual, and the town of Newport,
sways considered the most healthy (f
not the most prosperous) town in our
country, was IN some measure charged
to a place of unusual sickness; but the
Same Power which permitted those ca.
lamlties to betal us, has, we trust and
believe restored TO us our former bene.
fits, the enjoy ment Of health, and agan,
placed Newport, i'll the situation in which
1t always stood, a healthy and pleasant
place, and a resort for our southern friends
during the warm, and TO them) unhealthy
summer months. Our unfeigned &C.
knowledgenents, to the Supreme Ruler
of the Universe, should be great and last
ing, while our most sincere desires,
should lead us to ask a continuance of
those unbounded favours, which we at
present possess and enjoy. y
~ CITIZEN.
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Cisiae TIE n1su.tsrs ialo tive S.assss 10 Gan
ner following, TO wit: Those members who
are now in ofiice, end, by si'tue OF their eiec-
,iou in June last, shall be entitled 10 take
their seats in the new board, as members
from the wards In which they shall, respec-
lively, reside, shall be placed in the frat class,
and those members who shall be elected,
from the same wares, in June next, shall be
placed in the second class; aod the Other
membes shall be placed 10 their respective
classes by lot and the seats OF the hs' class
shall be vacated al the end of the 8 ST year,
and the seats of the second class shall be va
cated al the end Of the second year, SO that
one member shall be elected, in each ward,
every year thereafter. And the members OF
the Board of Aldermc shall be, hereafter,
ex efhrio, justices Of the peace, for the county
of Washington, unless holding com missions
in the A my or Navy Of The United States.
Sec. IL. And be u further enacted, That
this act shall continne IN force for and during
the term Of twenty Yeas, end until Congress
shall, by law, determine Otherwise.
Washington, May Is. 1920 Approved.
JAMES MONROE.
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FOURTH CENSUS.

We have been requested to mention,
that the different Assistants of the Mar
shal have received their Instructions for
taking the Census of this State. Ell
NATHAN MANCHESTER has been ap-
pointed by the Marshal to take the Cen.
sus for this Town.--1'he time for en-
tering on the duties oftheir appointment,
is by law to commence on Monday, the
9TH Of August next.-Mereuy
The "no parry" gentlemen in Provi.
dence have commenced violent attack
upon MIR. EDDY, through the medium
of the Gazette and american. papers,
which il is well known, belong to "no
parry" Where the poison has been
spread the antidote has followed in 9th.
er words, every Misrepresentation, and
every part of their sophistry has been
fully and ably answered by the PARROT,
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LATEST From KAGLAAD.


The ship Martha, arrived at New
York from Liverpool, has brought Lon
don papers to the 18th June. The
news i'll these papers--says The Boston
Patriot--is quite interesting, and relates
principally to the arrival Of the Queen in
England, and her reception by the PEG.
pie. II appears thar he terms of conci!.
iation proposed by Geo & he Fourth,
through Sir Thoma. Hutchinson, w,le
rejected by her with Indignation. They
were, that she should be paid a. certain
annual salary. bit must resign all preten.
sions to the station Of Queen, and must
not even visit England. She has how.
ever, entered the city Of London in def.
ance of her royal consort, and amid the
acclamations of immense numbers OF the
British people, who again degraded them
selves by taking the horses from her car.
riage and her themselves Her arrival
has caused great excitement in England.
The populace surrounded The house Of
Alderman Wood for two days, (where
the Queen stopped, no house having
been appointed, for her by government,)
and expressed their qualification by-loud
and reiterated plaudits. When at length
they dispersed, at the urgent request Of
the Alderman, they repaired to the bou-
ses OF the cabinet ministers, Sidmoutb,
Castlereagh, &c. and broke the windows,
The Queen appears to have powerful
party in England. -. 49,
The King had sent message to Par
lament, with various papers, relating to
the ;conduct of the Queen while abroad,
aDdLord Liverpool had given notice of
his intention to move for a secret eoBl-
mi,iee toexamine them. sa
The Queen had sent counter mes
sage, wherein she claims to be resor,ed
to her rights, and protests against the ap-
pointment OF a seeref committee. She
claims an open invest,gafion---a privilege
not denied to the meancst individual III
the State.
These messages appear to be the
grea, subject before Parliament, to have
elected much discussion and indeed to
have engrossed the whole public atten-
ton. 1t seems, how ever, that the rta-
sonable request of the Queen had beer
denied, and that the secret committee had
been appointed, as we find them named.
Is follows The Archbishop ofCp-
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A large portion OF this days paper is
occupied by the law OF Congress, incor-
poraling the inhabitants of the City of
Washington. This completes the pub
lication OF the laws of the last session.
and we shall therefore be enabled TO give
a wider scope TO our selection Of miscei.
laneous matter.
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NEW PORT.
Rebnbiiean Nominar1on.

AT Geieral Convention oi Republi-
can Delegates from the several towns in
khoele- Island, at Newport, OH Wednes-
day, the 2lst OF June, l82O-PHILIp
MARTIN, Esq. President, and DUTEE
J. PEARcE,. Esq. Secretary-h 1uas
UnanlnlouSy ReSolyed, That the
Hon. NATHANIEL HAZARD,
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and the
Hon. SAMUEL EDDY,

be recommended to the Freemen Of this
State, Tor re-electio, as Representatives
iii tho 9Th Congress of the U. States;
and it was further unanimously resolved,
by said Convention, that they will use
all fair and honorable exertiOns to effect
that object.
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So that little doubt IS entertained D.; -:
coed people in tie north part Ct tie
State have right understanding Ct Ii.
subject, aida Just conception of tt.r
views Of these "no parry" genay.
I The hate arrivals from England and
France, furnish information on bun few
subjects OF interest to our country. The
squabblts between the King and Queen,
oi England, the latter OF whom aiiera
long absence, has returned TO her hcns
stonse, engrosses the attention Of the par.
lament as well as The people, ard TIC
English newspapers are full oi the mat
tu. All this contemplate Tunpey.
together with the placing a joal's cap on
the head Of their ruler, makes as much
noise as though The fate Of worlds de-
pended on the issue. In France things
things look little more serions--strong
symptoms of discomfort, and h,gh-
wrought revolutionary principles, seern
to be gaining ground--and unless great
precaulion and much vigilence be exer.
cised, tie " leginnates" will be again
driven from that enlightened land.
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WAsHIsoroN CRY, Jolly IS.


WAsHIsoToN CITY, Jolly IS.
Mr.. John Graham, ouI minister pltn-
ipotentisry at Rio de JaneiIo, arrived at
this city yesterday, with his family, after
short passage, in vessel arrived az
Alexandria, belonging to Georgetown.
We are sorry that the REDUCED state of
Mr.. Graham's health should have. been
the cause, as we understand it is, of h;s
sudden return TO the United States.
Extract Of letter from Aux Csyes, July u.
"Cne of Admiral Brion's vessels of
war has just anchored in this harhor.
She brings accounts that Rio de la Ha.
che was re-cap,ucd few days since by
the Royalists, owing to the tIeschery Of
the yicts."-Ph;a CaE.
The u. S. frigate Constellation, Cert.
Ridgely. sailed from New. York, on tn.
25th inst. bound to the Pacific Ocean.
on cruise of three yesrs.--Among her
officers a,e--Benj. +. Bourne, Of X. /.
pGrser-Josh. H. Justin, do. midship-
man--Wm. A. Babbitt, OF Mass. sur.
gcon's ma,e---James Evans, do. boat
swain-Jos. Andrews, do. gunner.
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Brigade Orders.

~ ONFORM ABLY 70 TIC Law rcqulFIne
u tho MsIi,ia oi the . .'c oi Rhode i sisnds
IL m.e, annually IN "a, month of Scp'stnber
or October, by rsgimen,s for inspcei ion and
review, tho b iysdier General OF the First
Btgsde. ~'irec,s that the scvessi Regimcnss
co0sutusing sand Brig ode meet tor that Pus-
pose, on the ioliowing days 49, t'fs
Is, Regioirn, coMmsnded BY Col. Iscss
kRD SHAW, on M.,hd4y Oc,obes. Pa. !.
ion k,.simrn,, commanded'by Col. W.T.
LIAM BooMs1, on Tuesday, Ocsobe Sd
Am Regiment, COMMANDED by Col. EvRon
DiMAs. on "Wednesday, October A.h
The ccmmandanis Of the respective segi-
nen,, win sec TIA, the troops sro paraded 10
order for inspection sad review. precisely &C
hail pas, 10 o'cIock, A. M. Inc Genetsl,
,hccsh tor6aent .na, the Ofiice's < SoydidrA
arc aware Of the importance OF improvcments
IN military discipline, ataiIs himself OF this
opportunity TO remind them Of It's necessity
and ct ,psir du'y 10 rppss, Al med end equip
ped scco' ding 10 law, and with ~ sounds OF
Cartridges, ~ahout balls.
Bv oracr V
Df,s Gen GEORGE D'WULF..
ERASTus r. Al.i.EN, Inspector.
and Majot Of Is, Brigade Il. Island I
Militia.
AUGUST soih, 1920
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A BOUT TO relioquish his present line OF
IN business, effers fof safe, at his Store No.
io5, Thames-s,reet, his Stock at reduced
prices, fot Cash on,y.-lt comprises almost
every article Usually found in a Dry Goods
Store.--In particular et
Broadcloths, Csssimcres, Fianncls, Black
cts, Devons hire Xetseys, Plains, Bombssetts,
Raiinetts, Tartan Plaids, Peiisse Cloths and
Fisonels, Csssimere Shawls, Nietino border'd
Shawis, woss,ed Hos,e,y, Vss,iDgs, Italian
loom Shirtings, India -Co,ions, Bombasines,
Poplins, Csicoes. Chin IS q Copperplates,
Glospsms, LgstIinss & Levantines, Silk x
Tabby Vslvets, Csn,on & Nankin Grapes,
Grape Shawis, black & white Iislien Grapes,
Band 'nna, flag and black siik Hdk!s, Madrass
aud children II ats, me'ino and Inserting
Trim miDgs, beaver silk snd Kid Gloves, cost
aud vest Buttons, cotton, silk aud thread La
ces, Irish Linncns, Pst'iias, linen and co,ton
Dsmssk, ditto Table Ciolbs. white and col.
our'd Csmb,ics, Dimi,ies, Garnitures, plaid,
and plain. Lustring s. Satin Ribbons. &c. &C.
.iHERICAN GOODS.
Ssuineas, Ginghams, stripes, Checks,
birach'd and nnbleach,d Shftings & Skeet.
ings, Bed Ticks, Dieper Tow. Cloths, white
and colour'd Flanpels.
Whsteyer Goods ret main ansoid on the % |
October next, will then oc sold al Pnbhc
Auction. An those who are indebted TO him
eithcr by Note Book Account are resnes-
ed TO make immedia,e Payment. or heir
Notes aud hccouo,s will be indiscr Ultimately
lodged with an Mooney for coil sciion, If not
paid by the asa Octobcr rext--Those TO
whom he is indeoed aFs rro,es,cd TO pre-
+. sent their demands for payment.
.dLS0.F
To let, The Store who, he INV occuriss,
and possession given after the 23l Oc'. for
terms apply TO ABBY s SARAH MARSH,
up stairs.
Newport. Sept. AZ 1890.
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DyE ID.


In this town, on Thursday last, Mrs. susAssA
Buar in the 8ist year Of her age.
Mrs. ELrIapETs HIcxs, aged 6S, widow OF the
late Capt. John Hicks.
Mrs Many srAcY. Ia the 85,h year Of her sEe
AT .Mdiieforsn, on the 18th inst Miss Eliza
Beth wEAvsa, IN the 7sd year Of her age.
At Providescs, on Saturday the 10Th inst Mrs
SaaAuspuas wife Of Col John spur. IN the 6ist
year Of her aye -CaAaLRs EowtS, son OF Mr.
Ambrose Gardner, aged 13} months At the hos.
pi,al. on the 18th inst Mr.. JsRsviAH HIT ~ the
5o,h wear of his age formerly OF this town n-siiss
MAeY.Ass Josns wlrHsv, in the 18th year OF
her are On 'rhursday evening last. Mrs Ans Ps-
Tzas. wife of Mr Nicholas Peters. aged SO -on
Saturday, Ms ELrzspsTH .MAsTIs, relict OF the
late Mr. David Martin. in ne OFT yea of her age
In Uarrvick, on Monday last, Mrs DeHcAs BAs
say, wife Of Ebenezer Barney, Esq ageS 20 years
at Johnston on Wednesday last, Col EDWARD
MAsros. in he 6is' year Of his age.
In Nsp-Y York Hospital, on the 18Th inst Psrrn
LAxpAls, Esq. known as Admiral L'ntais. agcd
81 years HE was Captain Of the Alliance trigat'.
one Of The ships in the squadron Of psuI lones wa.
in many engagements with the enemy brave, and
rendered essential service to this country in 'le
Asr of the revolution
A, 50 Johns. ~ r J on the 3Ch uliirno. Me-
JaNs, CLAaxs, in the goth year OF his age Tor
fpery Of this town.
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UNION FACTORY.

THE subscribers respectfully Informs .heir
Il friends and he public 10 general. ibp' they
have ADDED 20 their establishment . complete set
Of nee Cards, suitable for csrding of Me'iro wool,
in the bes, manner which together with their TOR.
u,,r mschinery make their establishment complete.
Wool of all grades csrded into rolls s the low
.st terms They ~ish 10 receive wool for manu-.
f.cturing on shares or contract, IS may best s't
their employers They continue 20 carry on their
Clothing bslsiness, IN al its various branches Wv.
ery s,ten,ion viii be paid 70 the coorng Of Grapes,
Bombszst,es, silks. &C. The following persons
viii receive and forward any articles intended for
the Union Factory.
GEORGE L.wToN, 7.versen,
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brioe! Terry.
EDWARD STAkHotE, and
= w. WATSON, Nsrborf
The subscribers, return Their sincere shsnks TO
their old cus,e ssrs snd solicit The continuance oil
their fzyoufs JOHN u tBLOCk.
-, tt MOSES LAwToN.
pofisnodth. June r, ie2o. f,.t
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SHOE STORE.


- Ns, Isl, Jnen'rs.sfreef,,
(Nearly opposite the welt-known Sign cf
nc Golden Eogis.)
ReshectfnRy tvp,ms RS J,iends II ne FSbtiea
THhT he has made such recent adj
u di,iops to his stock OF Duors & sl'uEs. -
renders his Assortment very extensivc. great
pat Of which are oi Lis own msn0isctNret ssnog
which Sre--Me,''s cssfskin shors. Fr s0%
klorocco Walking shoes 7s6--elprers lagos ard
Sandals. Of real goat akin morocco. tor 40 s. -
Chdrcs's Morocco Dooices So --snAL shoes. IS
cents --.siso, Hack and coord morocco, epd hid ,
boR,-webbiug. cord snl ferret, &C. &c.
Boots snd shocs OF every description. Msuufacts
ured ,otvi, measures, at short notice, o the bsse
materials and substantial workmanship. ,f..N
Newport, So,h Of 9th mo. 1920
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NEW FLOUR.

.5ast landtd from brig Hcds, and jcr
sale on Gardae,'s whoT
400 bbls fresh Alexandra supcr6nc
FLOUR. ground from old wheat
100 bbs sapcrhne do from New Wheat.
40 half bbls do. excellent quaity--.ass mn hsp6
$4,000 tricks. suitable for paving aud 1000 icts
fsgsmg stooe Apply TO JOIN LYON.
NEWPORT. Sept 6 iat 5f Nf.t \
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~
sioa Of Quccn Ann. He served many
wears und er the Great Duke OF Marlbor-
ough he was at the battles OF Blen-
helm and Ramillies--batties, whose very
name excite the liveliest emotions Of the
human heart. What aworld this man
has seea! He has survived the three
long reigns of the House of Brunswick,
and bids fair to ou,livc the fourth. The
Duke of Marlborough, under whom he
so long served, died in old age, and
Franc lsco has survived him whole
century.
a Jamaica article mentions, that tic
u. S. frigate Macedonian had arrived at
Panama from San Rlas with specie to
the amount OF FIVE hundred thousand
dollars. 200. 600 of which was put on
board the Ontario, and the remainder
was TO bc shipped ON board the Sophia
The same accounts add, that one OF
Lord Cockran's cruizers, with three
millions OF property on board. had los,
Fer commander in an action with 2
Spanish frigate, but succeeded in cscap.
ing capture
7 Accounts from Cadiz. to the 18th
.ynv. state, That the greatest degree
Of quiet and satisfaction reigned through
Spain the Cortes had adjourned for a
short season. n.-Advices received there
from South America, induced a belief
that the Provinces in this hemisphere
would adhere to their independence. not
withstanding the recent changes in the
mother country. R
Mr.. Kean, the celebrated British ac-
tor. is shortly expected in the y. 5.
He has been engaged by Mr.. Price, OF
New York, but viii visit the principal
Theatres, before lis return. A letter
from London says, 81 am sure you
will like Kean-he is all soul and ami
nation every action speaks: his voice,
is bad: his figure small but perfect, ex-
cept he inclines his head forward, and
has habit Of throwing his shoulders a
bout; but every word he utters has its
weight, and his readings are beautiful :
he is good scholar, and altogether
n man of great abilities, and is now con.
sidered as the best actor that ever trod
the English stage, and in some parts su-
perior to Gsrrick and in every charac-
ter superior to Kcmble, except in Cori:
olanus."
< 7he Ekphant -On the evening o.
the 10Th, while crossing the bridge, al
sWes:moreland, (Vt.) in consequence o'
the giving way OF the bridge, an t.le-
pha.. with three persons conducting it,
were precipitated into the river below, a
distance of forty feet two OF the men
were killed on the spot, and one 50 dan
gerousiy wounded as to require the am
putation of both legs. The Elephant
was much hurt, and at the date OF our
incarnation, mad not been renewed from
the rocks in the river, Oh which ne fell.
lie had just been purchased of his late
owner, who was one Of the persons kill
led.
=, ~
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Pro Bono Pu6hco!
CLOIHiSG SAVED.
SAMUEL S. MdTPAN7,

T.7fyOR,
No 6, Bonhisser's WhoJ, Injsrms he Pub.
nc,
THAT ne DRY SCOU2S coats, psnrs.
L looms, Ladies habits, &c. and hot pres.
Sc hem in q very superio, style, entirely
different from that OF the Dyers generally,
SO that they keep th-ir original shape, aod
gives them the polish end appearance Of new.
He also removes s,aios alters and repairs in
any shape or manner Centlemen's eIothipg
OF eve'y description. He anters himself,
from 'he practice he hss had in The above
art, will insure him 9 shsre Of the patronage
OF generous peblic.--Ali o,dsrs s,iietIy sI.
tended to.
Newport, Sept ~
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MIR RIED,

At T7Yerton. on the oath inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Smith. Capt FassmAN MAyBsraY to Miss \.
nAspA srASprsH. daughter Of Mr David STAN
dish, OF Dlghfon. .hoss -
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WAsniNcroN, SC. Clerks Office, ST.
,h,rme Ind eicf Coi.,i, Scnf. Ilh II De 1920.
WHEREAS Jon iiEARr, Of Richmond in tlo
county OF Washington, tanner & curricr, hao
this day flied in said Office declaration in writing
by him subscribed that he 10 insoltent and unable
TO pay all his jus debts; that he is sbou, TO avail
himself of tile benef Of an act entitled, III act ~
the relief OF insoi,snt deb,ors," and has snyde sps
plics,ion to aud requested me TO issue notification
to tbs Credhors, pursuant 10 said act. 1his IL
therefore. a. give nolce the crcdiiors OF the Oaid
job Heart. that they be and sppesr, if they ves a.
South Krgs,own, within End for the county %
washinglen on the sscond Monday or Octobey
next. The second day Of Tie term of sAid Courte
TO nominate assgnees the properly ot The said
J,b receive the same in trust Tor the benefit q
his creditors a. .s. y ~, s.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscriber, admitted an Atfor-
4 ney and Counsellor at Law, has formed q
co"nexion Win wfLLfar HuxrsR, Esq. and Of.
tiers his professional services TO The public. ,..
WILLIAM 5. PATTEN.
Newport. Sept 20, 1920
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w hsHINcIoE, &c. Cisrks CDcr, Su/rcns1
Jadie,ai Courf Srhf I'm II . 1920.
y1y.EREAs JosHvA ,CLAaxs, Of south. Hinge.
w town, ~ the county OF Washington, wheel.
wight, has this day filed in said Office. a declars.
ticn in wriog by him subscribed that he Is insol.
vent. and unable to pay all his just debts. thst he
is about 70 avail himself Of the benefit Of an act.
entitled, can &C, for the recfofinsolv Mt debtors.s
and has made application to. and requested fne "a
act. This is. therefore. to give hotcc to the crcd.
TORS ct the said Joshua, that they he and ippesr iF
they see f,. before the Supreme Judicial Court ID
he holden at South i<ingstown, within and for tho
county Of Washington, ON the second Monday Of
October next. the second day Of the term Of said
county Nominate assGnees Of the property Of tho
said ioshns, 10 receive the same Ia trust for the
benefit Of his Creditors. M
JOHN sECAR, Clerk.
WAsnIxoros, &C. Clsrk's tc6fer, Snh rems
judicial Court, Schf. s,h H. d. 1890
JxyHERgAs, EsfuRa CHAMvLis, of North.
w Hipgssown, in the county Of Washingtons
VII. oi Watson ChampIin. OF North.Kingstowns
aforesaid, at the October term Of The Supreme yu-
dicisi Court holden st South King estown, within sn0
for tie county OF Washington, on the second Mon
dar Of october, 1879. lodged her petition in said
Once praying for reasons therein stated, that tho
Bsnns of Marriage between her and the ssid Wat
son, might be dissolved, and a decree Of divorce
proru'rsted., !, which said neftion was continued
fron ,e, ~ TO term TO the October tern OF ssia
Cour,, 1920 Tb,s is therefore TO give notice tO
tile taid Wasson, to nc and appear AZ the nexo
,errr of the supreme Judicial Court 10 be boldep
al South Kingstosn, within and tor the county OF
Washington, on the second Mondsy OF October
1920. and si,ew cause II sny he hath. why Tho
mr. aver of s.u pctll ION ought not 10 be granted.
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WAsHfyaros, g.. Cfrk's cfee, Snfrenlf
Jud,e,af cov-,. Senf. sfh ~. 1890.
r,rHHpgAs .DssonAs .NAsos. Of North. Kings.
w town, 10 the covrty ei Washington, wife OF
J.mes Mason, Of Nof,h.Kingstown. sIofrsald, house
carpenter. hs, tais day lodged in said Once bsr
pe,i,ioe. praying or therein stated that The
Banns ,f marriage between her cpd the said James
nigh, be dissoissd, and decree cf divorce prowr..
v.,cd Th;, 10 therefore. to give notice 10 the sajd
James. 20 I've and appear Il the hexl term Of the
supretce Judicial Court VI be holden st South
Kinxs,ows. within and eor sse county OF Washing.
ton. ON the second Mondaj if October nest and
.bey cause IL an, he hath. Why the Irsyss Of sale
petition ought ast 70, be T.snied xsx
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NOT ICE.

DlCKED up adrift, by the snbscri.
a Der. IN Fishers Island Sound, near stoning
'on. on the 18th September pine spar. The own.
sris requested to prove property, pay charges and
take the same Benz BORS3
Westerly, seps. 90, 1920
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TO LET,

THE lower part of Dwelling. House
L in bridge street. on the Point. contsining six
rooms; together with wood-house, stable. and
garden The House is IN excellent repair Also
isr sale or to le, the building eext east Of the
iepubi,c.s OH -e.-for terms apply TO
THO. TOWNSEND, Jun.
Newport, Sept. s. 1870.