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W. B. NORTON,
DOXES Mould CANDLES, 6 and {

DOXES Mould CANDLES, 6 and 8;
~ Boxes No. 1 saa 2 Soap;
Case. Canton refined
I,hds Lump, and
l,bls Muscovado
Hhds ST. Croix and old Jamaica Run;
Pipes Cognac and Narcotics Brandy;
Pipes Holland and hhds. American Gin;
0r.Csck. Sicily M adeira, Lisbon & Mala gaWine;
Bbls. fine m,ddlngs and Rye Flsur;
Bbls clear and No Pork;
Casks Dutch Linseed Oil
Chests Souchons and Hyson skin Tea
Boxes Young Tyson and Souchong Tea;
bbis. Ginger boxes Starch and bags Pepper,
FOR SALE dT
JERE. GORE, Jun'rs Commission Store,
No. 10, long IphaC
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Probate Courts az Osf,rd County.

IN pursuance of Reioive, pshed on the ,weuty
i eighth day OF June aIt pan, tne Prehae cour,
la and for the county Of Oxford will be held as
foliows,vx at ,he Probate Office IN Psr., 90 the
fourth Tusfday in February, fourth Tuefday IN
April, feconJ tuesday in Juue, fecopd Tusfdsy IN
Augua, GrG ruetdsy IN October, and ira Tuefdsy
in December'-At tsyehu,g, the lsa 1usfosy ~
January Aod july,--At w re ford At the hou.e OF
Mslor William Mose ON the Monday pest pre-
ssd'"g the 'aa Tuesday IN January and Jury. AT
Rom ord Point, on the third Monday in Sept
snbsr-At Jay Point on Tuelday-As Livermors,
., The houte Of Coiooel Jefe stone, on Wedneidsy;
aud at Turner, at the houle Of Cysu, Cark, on
Thur'dsy oeM following the third Monday in
september, annually
BENJAMIN CHA NDLRR. Judge ef Probate
TIMOTHY OsoooD, kes,ler of Probate.
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To the Honorable .1ibion X. Parris, Judge
Of Probate ui;hi" and for hs County Of Cum
land.
I lANIEL w. TABFR, administrator of The
- eats " JofhuA Taber, late Ut PortIsud. In
the county Of Cumberland, Mariner, des.Aies.
respectfully represeuss, that there 10 10 psrion.
ehate OF laid deeeAled, add thAt he owed at the
Time Of bic dscsafs, one huadred eishsy one doa /.
and nioety nine eeau. Your pe,it,oner theI efoss
p'ays yous hOoor TO grant him ilcen,e to lie g
much Of The zeal eiAte OF fald dsccated ~ viii be
iufieisst TO pay fsid Geots and incidental charges
DANlaL W. TABtR
AT a Court of Probate, held at the
Probate Office 10 Portland, in laid county. ON
the foss,h Wednesday of Ialy, in the year of
cur Lord eighteen hundred an; twenty Upon
the foregoing petition,
ORoKskp, That the faid sdm;riftrstor give no
lice 10 all psrsons intesei,ed, 10y cauEoa copy u
his laid petition, aud thus otoer, thei con, 10 be
publiihsd three weess fuccefve y in the Portland
Gazette, Ps'stsd ~ fs,e Portland, tba; they may
appear At probas Cour,, 10 be held 81 he
Probsie Once aforsis,d, on the fourth W edaefdAy
Of Aueun nex,, at ten O'Clock il the forenoon,
sud hsw esuie, If any they have, why the prayer
Vi lad petitioner fhou NO, be graoted.
A. X. PARKS, Judge.
A true copy Of The .e,i,ioa aud order.
Attsh, tiORAliO SOUrh0aTE Register.
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REMOVAL.

JOSEPH JOHNSON, has removed from En-
q chsnsee,reet 10 the Sterc next 10 Co. john
l.. storer. Middle Street. which was Formerly oeca-
pied by Mesrs Lanes. where he oilers for saic n
general sssor lmeut OF
English, French, India g. american Goods
Portland, July II, 1870.
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BACK COVE BRIDGE.

HAL Poprieto's &c 3,CE COVE BH.DcE
Il are i' rehv ,o,Ihcd ,h"t tier Annual Mee.-
Ing vii ne hvi'en at the ioase of Trial. & o.re
inaAoider. IA Portland on Monday the .es. d II
day .! august next. al iour u'ciuck in the a..et-
noon, To- 'he following parpoves, VIZ -
10 choose Moderate.
10 make ciisicc of O6oe.s ior The en'nng year.
~ leee've and ac, upon su.h Accounts as n,.y
be aid beiore ,nen,.
10 transact say other busncss ,ha, a,ay properly
come before them.
Per order nf ,hs standing Coirmiilee
STEPHEN wAtf., Prop. Clerk.
juh,Si 1920
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To The Honorable Senate and House o,

To The Honorable Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the State Of Name IN lie.
gfstofure assembled.
'ilE inhabitanu Of the town Of Waller, 10 the
Il county of Lincc'p, respectfully represent,
that sad county ha' territory 10 length 100 miles,
and OF average breadth rs miles, con,ainin; .
popu a,ion of $4,000 inh.b,,anu iha, Wi.eame,
being the principa, seat OF justice and centra ly
situated within the county, upon the Eastern ride
OF the keonebec River, the public buildiugs and
oihees OF the county are erected there, though 81
a.dissanee Of so miles from the Eastern and West
ern sx,remities Of the county; thar the towns OF
Phipsbu'g, Saith, Topfham, Bowdon, Bowdoin
ham, Lib NJ, Lewifios, Wales and Li,chGeid, in
the county OF Lincoln, obtaining poI uia,ion oil
about 600 inhabitants, are tused upon the Ell
ern Ode Of ,heKsnnsbee River ,and owing TO ,hsii
great diaanee from the principal hire town 10
the county. and the extreme difficulty, snd often
impof6 ,iIiiy of eroiliog the Kenuebse River a,
certain feaions Of the year, are futj.eed to giea
Inconvenience and expeufe; that's new county on
the Wshern 6de Of laid River, ioeludioR the
fore going towns, from the ccuuty of Lincoln,
together with Bruolwiek, Harpfweil, Freepor,,
Pownal, Durham and DAuville from the county Of
Cumberland, would remedy the great evils not
experienced by that portion Of the iohsbitAuts of
Lioeoln, on the Weners Gde of the Ksooebec,
and afford greater convenience TO (aid towns from
Cumberland, than they now enjoy, wi,hou, injur-
ing 10 suy comfortable degree, the counties frcrl
which they are taken that . county thus compof-
ed would embrace . territory Of so BY so mile,
and contain . population Of abou, 10000 inhab.
tant', and be every way calculated 10 aeoommo-
date with e. eat convenience and facility the people
thereof, Wherefore your petitioners humbiy pray
tina, county may be incorporated upon the Wen
err fde Of the Kennebec River, competed of the
foregoing towns from the counties of Cumberland
and Lincoln, and tina, your Honorable body would
adopt fuch meafurss in relation to the premifes a.
may to you iesn meet and proper.
JOSEPH SMALL and l2 others
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NOTICE.

TAKEN up by the subscriber a Red MARE
- with black main, tail and legs. the ON ner
may have her by P,os,Ie property and paying
charges. JACOB loRNo
Ncrthyarmou,h, July 81 i3a0.
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EDUCATION.

MIR. r. WEBSTER, tenders his graf W; &C.
lVl acknowledgements for past fnvours, an IL.
forms his friends and the public that he has CON.
meuced his second quarter for the instruction oi
young Masters and Misses, in the usual branche,
ri An English Education. n few more eau be &C.
comruods,ed with seats.
Application made TO him al his school room in
Fsdersl Street, few doors west Of ESez Street.
Portland, July 81, 1920. ew
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At lTE SALE,
OUU Sides Sole Leather,

IT PRIV iTE SHE
0OU SIDES Sole Leather,
Is bbIsv mess M. 4 Beef
50 bhIs. superfne Philadelphia E,ou.
Z casks containing block tin Isspe,s,
Bar els clear New York prime ora.
Also,
200 Rtams Printing Paper,
900 boxes y own .oap,
20 Chefs Y. Hylen and Souchong Tea,
Ba e. Cotton, hhds Rum, Csik, Wine,
a quantity Of Engliih round and far Bar ifon,
A large ibsoice Of Lon HOLLOW WARE
conhfling Of Caudrons, Kettles, Pots Bsiepsn ,
Spiders, Skilets, Fire dogs, Bafous, Mor,ef, and
PeaIes, &c. at the Manufacturers prices.
Purchasers are invited TO call on ATWOOD &
QUINCY, Aut'rs. who pay preu,iu n for Port
land aud Boston Bills.
Gu, OF town Money exchanged at fair rate.
Bills of Exchange and Draft. bought, ,oId aud co.
lee'ed. No. !, U~ioa Ei5a,j.
Portland, !uy lth 1890. o.f.)
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OF ENGRAVING. 90
DANFORTH NEWCOMB.

INFORMS the Inhabitants of Maine thet ba, .
i Ing acquired knowledge oil the Graphic Ar
lIom of he nest tngfasers IN ,Lis countr,
Las taken sllup TIE aead OF l. Aebanse sire.
"a Portland where he will e.g,ase Maps, tig-
neUe T,,es, Note. 81 Hand, Iutss, Diplomas. Ae
on Copper or Seals. t'eiures or De,r.,, I, pc
mel al or wood.
Specimens OF his work may be seen at his shop
which 'he cilizens Of this town ard vic,n,l, sr,
inv ited to examine.
o. All kinds of COPPER PLATE
PhiNTsNG executed a. abov..
orders from a,s par " he Sloie exteaed wid.
pronp.,iuGs' easd Jfd,hts.
Portland, Lay AZ. IT,
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To WILLIAM LORD, Grand Secretary 0
the Grand Lodge Of Maine.

the Grand Lodge Of Maine.
VOU are hereby authorised and regu6 sted 10
i notify and warn meeting Of the officers and
members of he Gran6 Lodge OF Maine. 20 be hold
en- at Mason's Hall, in Portland, on THURSDAY,
the 2A,h day Of August next, al 7 o'clock, p. M.
by advertisement three successive weeks in the
Portland newspapers, for the purpose of adopting
any measures which may be Thought necessary TO
the more perfect organization of the said Grand
Lodge under the late act Of Incorporation, AID
for the transaction OF such other business as ma,
come before them.
Given under our hands. July 5,h, 1920.
WILLIAM KING,
SIMON GREENLEAF,
WM. SWAN.
PURSUANT to the foregoing order, ] hereby
notify and warn the officers aud members OF the
Grand Lodge Of Maine To meet a, the time and
place and for the purposes aforesaid.
WIN. LORD, u. Secretary.
Portland dug 1, 1870.
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NAUTICAL BOOKS, CHAR rs, &c.
WILLIAM HYDE,

HASiSG been appointed Agent for the State
L J. of Maine TO the Prophet, Of Blnnf's Naa-
Teal Publication oae:s for Sale. by wholesale OF
retail, BLUNTS COAST PiLOT-PRACTT.
CAL NAVIGATOR--and NAUTICAL Al.
MANIAC, together with complete assortment Of
CHARTS, Nautical Blanks, and seamen's Jour
mails.
jlst received, new aud complete CHART OF
The WEST INDIES.
,Lso-GUNTEiAss SCALES, warranted 10 be
accurate. an! never 10 warp.
o. Bookselfers end Ship Chnndlers supplied
nth The ab0rc ariicies on the publishers hes, Terms
Avg. u. CIV.
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NEW GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN, .
Ner. door belov Nv. RoBRRr BoYDss Exchange
Street.
LAS JUST RECEIVED and now opening
L l. for sale general sssortment of
European, India and Domestic
GOODS,

....AMoNG WHICH ARE.
BLACK md coloured Grape shawls--dc. do.
Canton Crapes--do. do. Grape Dresses--bach
Nankeen Crapes--bIack silk shawls--Doubt
Chain black levan,iHt siks-back and chan
geable Lustrings-Fancy silk H,ndkerchieis -
SLACK silk do.-eegant hguredl.in.lins c,avats--
blue Nankins--compsny Nenkin.- Irish Linens
linen Cambric,-cotion Crmbrics-men's black
spun silk half IIose--men's linen half Hose
cotton, silk and thread Laces--Russa and Amer.
lean Dsper-Calicoes-ye stipgs-blesched aud
unbleached Russia sheeting--domestc Checks
Stripes Bed-1icking-Cotton Shooting and Sbir-
ting--Bristoi Bricks. excellent for cleaning
knives, &c. Also. a large ard extensive assort.
men. of BRoADCLOrHs & CAssIMERES
all colours. August 9.
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DLUE and TACK Broadclo,bs blue, lack and
ID mixed Csssimsres; 1o,iene,te aud Msrseilles
estings; black flofcntne Vestings !; Satinetts
S-A, A and . white aud yellow tlannels /; Can
ton aud Nankin Grape, black aud Co.ored
beck sinchaws aud so.snetts siack Iialian Luz
triug black levantnes white, black and n.ixe
cotton and wotsied half Hose ladies' slate aGJ
t'ark worsted ditto black AMI h.,c silk ditto /;
Eaglish black and White sia Gloves white ant.
colored KID do; Canton crape shawls; "A aud
o-l Cambrics and cailbric Musiins black silk aud
fig Handkerchief fancy six disio olhck BJin-
baa'nes and Eombaze,ts /; Elegan, Merino Hand
kercnisfs white end changeabie iustrings IA
snj 81 imitation OF india Masi,us Scotch Lawn;
figured aud PLAN Leno hlUsi,ns /; ,hse,ting iiia-
uings plain and figured silk Lace Black an.
white itulian Grapes Linen Cambria and Inner
camhrc handkerchief. locg Lawns Ia aud S-i
Caooes light anj dark colofea Csmbr.s; Al
and 6-s British Co,tons, Copp-rpiates Fu.n.-
tures: blue and buff hankiGs o.. black siIL
Shawis IA. o.! and ia Chin,z Shaw.s; Sd
aud 5-4 sbt aud dark Ginghams Russia anu
American Diapers Ok linnen Daniask kas.is
sbeeiin- Ios Cloth Miese.t.s; wound Wire.
black ana colored sewing Silks and Twist; Brown
Holland; Buckrsm button Mould. Tapes and
bobbins Needles Pios boxes ri CO. ton Balls
!inea Cambria Thread sbist Dui,ons, &c. NC.
Also
Factory Sheetings Shir,ings Stripes !;
Checks and GiDslaa all OF WHICH Nil he soid al
ri pI'ces. 6w. August :.
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Sfafe oT Khods Island and Pro0ldence
Plantations. October =, 1870
TINE csecitors Of Thomss D,rIing. III
L Cumberland. in the eouo'y Of Providenes,
lsborer, sse hereby notified TO appear, n
,hey sec ht, q, tho General Asse mbly. 10 be
holden a, Providence, on the last Monday Of
O-tober next, 20 sbew esuse, IL sny they hsv,
wny his pc illon for the beoe6, Of The act, en-.
fi,lsd An act, for the relief Of iosoIveo'
deotors," ought not to be grsned.
HEsRY gowEs, See'y.
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yer IS mentioned.


h.sR R{kD,
At the Friends Meeting House. in Portsmouth, on
the 81 inst. Mr WiLLiAM T. PorrsR, to Miss
MARy AsrHoNv. daughter Of Abraham Anlhony,
Esq Of Portsmouth.
DIED,
IN this town on Thursday Mrs. ELIpHAL Nrw.
ros, wife OF Mr. John Newton. in The Slst year of
her age
Al Portsmouth,. on the 9th inst. Mrs ELIZA
GIsss. consort of Capt Enos Gibbs, and daughter
OF Capt Peisg Thurston, in the 3Slh year OF her
age.
At Fan Rruer. .'fass ON the Sd inst Mrs ELizA
$. BoRDsS, wife of Ohm e.. Borden, sgcd %
years She was the kind anu sAectonste wife, the
obenient Child, fond mother 70 tender offspring
and universally beloved by al her come xions and
rqaaintances in this bereN emsat ali who knew
her lament her early exi, from world Of sorrow.
as We trust to one OF eiernsi happiness
: I'm angels arm c1n ,aaoh me from shs graue I;
.htLops " angels can't esnfne me there
Al stephen own (New-york) in August last. Mr.
aNroSy SHAW, formerly oil this iowa, in the 76lh
yesr Of his sge
At New York on the lst inst, Capt. THOMAS Bar.
Low, OF this town
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health or OUR CITIES.

-st HEALTH OF OUR CITIES
The latest mail papers furnish the fol
lowing letters, respecting the prevailing
sickness at the South, and melancholy.
indeed, it viii be seen, are the accounts
from Savannah and New Orleans:
EXTRACTS of a hter from gentleman
ia Sa0annah, 10 his friend in Newark,
~. 7. dated Sept. le.
This will inform you, that thisci,y
is in great confusion. terror and di,tnay.
The disease proves fatal to al---young
an old, black and white, residents or
non residents. The physicians are can
did enough to declare, that they can rem
der no assistance, II taken as they gene.
Iaiir are. Several OF the doctors are
dead; they say you may call the disease
the plague, or the yellow fever, which
you please. Persons attacked seldom
live more than three days. The deaths
are from IL to IL per day of whites
aud it is considered that there are not
1000 left here at this time. | think
there is as much danger now from the
negroes as from the sickness Yesterday
Is had concerted matters to break open
one of the banks in open day light-but
some person heard them consulting, and
they were secured. IF we have nothing
from them worse than that, it will be
more than expect"
Extrcat ofa letter, received in Charles
ton, dated Savannah, Sept 81.
" The health Of the city is most mel
ancholy. The disease carries off the
Noldest inhabitants, as well as strangers
Dr.. lis the only one who has made
a cure as vet; he has lost but two pa
tienrs. Tbs deaths for the last two
DAYS have been 55. This day i3 have
occurred"
Another letter, dated September %,
seys,
=" No business is doirg, in conse-
qnence Of the Unprecedented sickness.
From The 2st inst. to this day, l66
deaths have occurred. There are eight
new cases to-day and they almost, with
out exception, terminate fatally in 2 or
5 days. Con only knows where Its
ravages will stop; more persons of re-
markably steady and temperate habits,
have suffered, than Of any other classes
Of society,""
New-Orleans papers Of the 4th ult.
describe the ravages Of the disease by
which that city is afflicted, as being aw-
fuI and increasing. Among the victims
TO il, besides those already announced,
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MIR. SwAs l.. PoaRoy inf'rms the ia-
Iva habi,snls Of Newport and lis vicinity,
tnst ne in,ends commencing School Tor in-
s,'uc,ioo in the Theory snd Practice Of V0.
cal Music, on Monday Evening, tho I'd OF
Ociober ensuipg,. should seiiicicot number
oI sabscribets be obtained.
The School viii be kept 10 a conveniess
and GENITAL pat Of the town, and every s'ten-
uon paid TO the selection OF The best Music,
10 correctness and taste In the performances.
For terms Of tuition, sc. apply a, ,he OF.
eco Of the Newport Mescuiy or at Mn
JAMES HAMNoNp's Store, South Wing X. l.
Union Bank BuildIng--where subscriptions
will be open till the 2oth inst.
Newport, Sept. 6, 1920.
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Iy tAe fresiacni q tae Untea SiMcs

WHEREAS. by various acts OF Congress ths
President of he Uoi,ed states is authorized to
direct the public lands wuch have been surveyed
10 be offered for sale
Therefore, l, James Monroe, President of the
Uuiied States, do hereby declare and make known
that pubic sales, for tue disposal (according io
law OF public lands. shaiI oe held as follows viz
At Franklin. in Missouri. on the Fl st Monday in
January next. tor the sac of
Townships 81 to So. iG range 26. west Of The 5ih
prime p'l meridian line
so TO 55, ranges 27 aud % do
81 To SIS, range 29 do
A. the same pace, on the h-st Monday in March
next, for the sale Of
townships 81 To 55 in range so, vest of the 5h
principal meridian line
SO 10 Sc. in ranges 81, 81 and SO do
Al st Louis. in said estate on the fest nday
in December next, for the sale OF
Townships IS TO -. in range and ., east Of the
5.b principal mefiGisn line.
AT he same place. sn the hrst Monday IN March
next, for the sale Of
Townships IS to ~, IL re nges 3 add 4. east
At the same place the flea, Monday IN May
next for the safe Of
ToSnships IS 20 A. N range S sad S east. and Of
4S ana "A, IL rang east
At jackson, in the county Of Cane Girarieau, in
the said stale. the frat Monday IN February
next, for the sale Of
Townships 81 in ranges 20 "a east Of thu SIN
principal meridian line.
So range a east do
20, 3oS3I do
81 50 IS 6 do.
Al Edwardsv tie. in the state of Illinois, on the
first Monday in January neat, for the sale of
Townships to l3, in range 9. Of the Cd prin-
cpai meridlan line.
1leI3 10 ard II do.
6toi3 10 and l3 do.
s,oi2 "a do.
At vsndalia, in the sail state, on the third Mon.
day in January next. for the safe Of
townships 5 to 10, in range ], east Of the 81
principal! meridian line.
s,o TO 10 10 range. ss4s.pas
t1s 1's S,nd, and 10 10 range ca"
At Palestine, in said state. on the second Monday
in February ncx,, for the safe e
Townships to 10, in ranges 9 10 and III, east Of
the Sd principal meridian line
$40 10 range l.! were of 2d princ
pal neridi9n ,ine
8, and 10 ranges - and i3
At Detroit, in'Mi chigan Territory, on the first
Hond y in November next, for tn sale Of
Townships g. 9 nd 10 s. in ranges & and east,
8 md 9 s
rs and 9 and 8
Except such lands as have been or may be re.
served by law fer the support Of schools for 9TH
er purposes The lands shalt b. sold in regular nu
mericai order. bsg,nning with the lowest number
of section, township. aud range
Given unier my band. ri the City Of W sshing,on,
this nineteenth day Of September 1920
JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MEIGs.
Commissions of the General Land Office.
0:t. II. iawtis,May.
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NOl'ICE.

I tMES TOWNSEND. informs his friends and
y the public. that he has employed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET NAMING BUSINESS
and Is ready 10 attend the calls Of his old Cus-
toners aud friends--the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punctuaiIy attended
to-cali at the Chambers over his Store, north
corner OF Bsnnister's-whlrf
Newport, March 20 1920 tt
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is II. g. Latrobe, who is well known by
his works to nearly all tie Atlantic
States. He died on the Sd ult.
In the last report Of the Board of
Health Of Charleston no new case OF fe-
yer is mentioned.
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Lords on the trial Of the Queeh. We lad
thought Of Withholding our opinion of
the bad tendency of such publications,
which are much better suited to the
eyes and ears of certain characters in
Walnut. street New. York, or Sodom-
street, (Boston) than for those Of the A
merican public; but correspondent
having furnished Us with the following,
we cannot forbear publishing it; and
though as in many other cases, the sug.
gestion comes too late TO prevent the
present evil, it may have salutary ope-
ration hereafter. Our correspondent thus
remarks -" The promoters of the
Queen's.trial cannot expiate the stain in
hicted on public decency by such dis.
closures. 1t is earnestly hoped our
newspapers will enter sss into the dis
susrlng details, else their demoralizng
,nauence is much to be dreaded"
Bos Dat
The political caldron seems still in
agitation on the Continent. The reyo.
lutloDs previously effected, together with
that oI Portugal, and the attempt to de-
throne Louis XVIII sufficiently denote
the interests and feelings of the people
are not fully bound up in the robes of
royalty. We hope there will be found
no want of fuel to continue the well be-
gun publication, until the body polite
Shall have been purged OF its leprosy.
ID.
1t is the prevailing opinion in England,
that the House of Lords will be so ia
.igued with the enquiry respecting the
Queen; Disguised with the whole affair,
and not little uneasy at the probable
result, joined to the present agltated state
of Europe, that they may adjourn with
out coming to any conclusion on the sub.
iect, and thus let the who.c affair drop.
TIE London prints begin to calculate
the cost, 10 the nation, OF the Queens
Trial. They fix it at 200 O0W. ii
prosecuted to any final issue, which we
think it will never be, much larger sum
will be necessary TO meet the expences.
Bosom Gaz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-11
HATS AND CHOOL BOOKS.
TNEN boxes Men's, Youths and Chill
Il drcn's HATS, hondsemc snd cheap, just 70
cewed from New-yo aud Tor ssie ~
Z q. WANION's Book & Hat Store.

Imorg fhem are -
j WrLLsos's celebrated fmnanon beavers and
Mems white and black Hats. with vide brims, ae
the low price OF 3 3 each.
Tweedy q broeiic,'s limitation beavers first
quality fncn's rej supel fine dino.
white, Brothers L Go imitation beavers = Wstef
proof ditto inside entirely of Fur. hgM and hand.
seme - Also best No ., Hats
4, Caildren's white and black Beaver. and red Mo.
rocco Hats.
For sale az above,
so Resms writing paper, Csp No. I, & 3, st one
dollar per Rcsm less than the usus, price. y.
Letter paper and Stationary. Of a,sry descf ption.
school looks Of every kind IN usc--ss Aidens
and webber's ist, % I'd vols --Cunmingss
Morse and Goidsni,b's Geogrspkes = Arhme,ics.
---GraDrnars. Dictionaries, Testsments, &c Sea.
mems nd Blank Books
Paper Hangings and Borde,s,
For Rooms and Window Curtains, selling ell at
very reduced prices.
Gr Those persons who sre indebted 10 q WAN
Tos, and the morsesi {eiay those whose Accounts
have been Of long stsn0IDg. are earnestly requested
10 call and make pay rent, "A o,hefvne their Ac.
counts will be put in suit 10 the OF 10 days
Newport, Msy ~, $780,