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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
Portland, (Mains,} Jan. rs.

Portland, (.MG,ns, jan. rs.
The present Jantiary seems to be
more in the old style than any for a
number of years past We have now
our snow storms and our snow drifts,
SOM too, Of a respectable size and
which would not suffer much by a com
parison with those of 1902 land we are
aroused by the lively ringing Of the
sleigh bells, instead Of our ears being
offended with the hoarse %rumbling Of
loaded Wagons upon the frozen and
rough ground. The roads are not yet
very we'll broken, far into the country;
we do not therefore experience the fall
leneft which the facility Of travelling
affords to business. But we soon ex-
pect to see the welcome sleighs Of Coos,
Vermont, and Canada Rushing through
orr streets, loaded with the staples of
their soil, and e~nriching themselves
and our merchants by the exchange OF
comodities (: then we shall bear some
resemblance to the three or four never
to be forgotten years, which preceded
the embargo, when he who would work
might, and he who did, was amply, and
promptly paid when to be an incum-
BEN upon the town belonged only to
him, whom accident and misfortune rem
dered unable to labor, or to him, who
had lost all pride and moral feeling
We hope to see such times return, for
that is the only golden age, which en-
courages industry, the mother of all
vlrtuous habits, by giving employment
to all classes of society. Work is the
best charity you can bestow upon the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03

with him to the shore. The side was strong,
and the brothers. strength being nearly ex-
hausted, he was about r .inquishing his
hold, when the despairing one, raising his
head above the water, exclaimed, Hang
on Sam hang on! I'll treat swear !
will"
His words were stimulating, and his bro
Their at length saved him.
Extract of a letter from an American gentle
man in London to his correspondent IN N.
York.
"My especial intimates are our young
countrymen. Leslie and Newton, who have
lodgings not far from mine, so that we see
each other almost every day. You have
no doubt heard ofLeslle's rapidly Increasing
reputation. He has done himselfvast credit
lately by a beautiful picture of Sir RoGger
de Coverly going TO church. He bids fair
to take the lead in that most captivating line
of painting which consists in the dellneatlon
of familiar life. | make no doubt, in the
course Of a little while he will be one Of the
most celebrated and popular painters in Il.
Britain, He has all the materials within him
for excelling in the walks he has chosen
A deep sense Of moral feeling an exquisite
idea of beauty ; a quick eye for character
and for external nature a rich vain OF hu-
NOR. chastened and sweetened by the purest
bepeyolence of heart: Add TO these a per-
fectdeyotion to his art, and an intimate know
ledge of every thing IN it that depends up
on study and diligent practice, and | think
YOU will agree with me in forming the high
est anticipations of his future celebrity.
"Newton is the nephew Of Stewart, cur
great portrait painter. He is not so expert
enced in his art as Leslie, but has uncom-
mon requisites for it. There is native ele-
gance about every thing he does {; a delicate
taste, a playful fancy, and an extraordinary
facility in achieving, without apparent labor
or study, what other painters without inc
labor and study Of years cannot attain HIS
eve for coloring is almost unriValled. ana
produces beautiful effects, which have sur
nassed experienced painters, who have been
aiming a, colorlng all their lives. The only
danger is, that his uncommon natural adVaii-
tages may make him remlss IN cuItiVatlhs
the more mechanical parts of his art, and he
may thus fal! short of that pre- eminent STAND
in his profession which is completely within
his reach, though he cannot fail, at all events,
to become a highly distinguished painter
He is as vet but a student in his art, but has
produced several admirable portraits, a mt
tie fancy piece of FaIstaf's escape IN the
buck. basket, of great merit, and is now en-
gagged on a little cabinet picture, tor the next
exhibition of the British Gallery, which will
be quite a GEM. | have been rather pTolIX
about these two intimates of mine (; but
tbonght an account of them would be inte-
resting 10 you, as being young men OF whom
onr nation will hereafter have reason to be
proud"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
Clover Seed. &c.

FIFTY bushels Vermont ClovetSeed
Sugar in hhds and bbls o. ,rd
Coffee, rum, moIasses, l.. P.Ienerlle anr
Sweet Malaga wine. Holland GIN whisky
English walputs, soft sheIIed ALMONDS, I.
Family flour as usual, &c &c: For sale O'
LlNDSAY& HILL:
feb 8 "
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
LII TREAT.

Several people at a northern landing place
in Saratoga county, were spectators OF the
following scene /:
A rafts-man who had drank a little too
freely, fell from part of the RAFT where he
was employed, and was near drowning,
when his brother plugged in to his relief,
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A letter from Philadelphia, dated January
%. 1890, says, that the most interesting
thing here, at this time, is a painting, by
Sully, about ten by IA feet. 1t is one of the
most exquisite specimens of the power ofthe
Pencil. Gen. u ashington, on horseback,
with a few officers, experimenting the eros
sing of the Delaware, previous to the battle
OF Trenton. 1t is worth an hundred miles
travel TO see; and would sell (if any one of
true taste had the means) for some thousand
dollars. See the Columbiad, book vi, lines
235 to 3o8."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03

.4ibany, Jan. GO.
The friends Of the state administration in
this city, and from various parts of the state.
held a meeting this evening at the Mansion
House, for the purpose OF nominating candi-
dates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
Willism James, ESQ. Of this city, was called
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Extract of a letter from Mr.. Toplif's CORES
pendent, dated
g HuUanno, Jan. 6, 1890.

HaUanna, Jan. g., 1890.
Ct" find there have been entered at the Gus
tom House, from lstSeptember to 3lst De-
cember, 6474 negroes, making an average
of almost %, ooo annually vessels arrive al
most daily and make great voyages. Daring
the month of December last, there were
l43 arrivals, of which 81 were American ;
and 81 cIearances, of which SO were Anne
rican.
"a few days ago the elegant Steamboat
Feliciana, bound from Philadelphia oNew-
Orleans. put in here for repairs, having burst
her boiler 6 days ont. The accident occur
red in consequence of the incrustation OF the
salt in the bottom Of the boiler, which OF
course prevented the water from keeping the
boiler cool, while the fire was in operation
underneath, consequently the fire soon burnt
through the iron, by which accident the en-
gineerwas instantly killed.
Several as,assinations have taken place
lately, which are usual about Christ
mas time among others was one Of an irish
gentleman, in which Capt. - was con-
cerned however, he yesterday obtained his
freedom, after being closely confined in the
government house for about three weeks {:
he, as well as the actual murderer will be o.
bliged to qui, the country Immediately.
January Cd. was the coolest day known
here Tor many years thermometer at sun
rise 55 deg. merriam &c, sunset 90 deg this
weather generally produces a great mortality
amongst the ole people Catarrhs and other
pulmonary complaints take them ot-tew
cases of black vomit among the seamen IN
port, particularly with the Dutch"
Boston Pat.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
THE BooRNs ARE FREE.

We learn that the Supreme Court, now IN
session at Bennington, last week, after grant
ing a new trial, in the case of the Boorns,
ordered a noti prossqui to be entered, and
them again SET free.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
ExrRAcr OF A LETTER. DATED

Harrisbuegh, Jan. 27.
"The bill abolishing imprisonment for
debt, has been passed by the Senate, and
wants nothing but the signature of the Co
vernon to become a law.
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TUST received and for sale a few cases
~ of the first quality and latest isShITT'
WILLIAM TRUE:
feb 3 I"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03

The Chairman of the committee OF the
District of columbia, yesterday reported a
hill extending the Charters of the different
Ranks 10 the District, to June 1926, with the
.yception of the Franklin Bank of Alexan'
aria. -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
Philadelphia. FEB. I.

The act abolishing Imprisonment for debt,
under certain conditions, has been signed by
the Governor, and is now a law. Union.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03

From, the Baltimore Morning Chronicle.
There are seasons, When the words
If Shakespeare, apply as well to nations
to individuals
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feb 8
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feb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-29
Beautiful Enamei'd Teeth.

WHICH Will eeD,s'n IS white - Natursi
T" Teeth, and srs 6ued 10 resemble such
sEh great sxsc,ness Those Sho may wish
- oh,sio then, VIII be leased to apply TO
D.. JOHNSON. No. 1873 Thsmes.Sueet,s
few doors north of the Is TX Matkci.
Fo, Sp,e. DRCG5 b MEDICINES, ..
mcog which are, DR.. Sydenham's Pills or
Phys,e for all seasons, very proper st this
season OF tbe yea' to prevent sickness, and
especially TO- those who ase, or may be uoub-
led with Bilious CompsIn's-The Rose
oiafmshr q safe, errfain aud cheap care is'
,he Ieh, snd most Other diseases Of the skin.
--rhis O,o,ment is superior TO any thing of
toe hind h.herio offered Tor Ssie.--Excel-
ieps Ttefh Powders. FcgsfaSie Tsnesars, for
the Tech sDd Gums. &c. &c.
r ID JoAssos csounues to practice in
Physie, Surgery and Mid~ifery no' withstand
ing what hs, beea,o iasy be said, 70 the
sontrsry. W Fees N1dersfs.
Newport, Jolly 26.
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NOTICE.

NgwpoRr, IS. Sehtepi6cr %, Il. ID. 1920.
AAT HEREAS the Presidep' Directors ind
w Company Of the Newpor, Bank, Bank
legally incorporated and established In ssid
Newpott. in the county Of Erwport have
preferred o the Supreme Judicial Court,
setting in Newport bill OF foreclosure, prey
ing decree Of foreclosure on o certain Mort.
gage made and duty executed 10 the sale
President, Directors and Company by Ed.
ward E,ston, merchant, theo residing In said
Newport but now residing IN parts to the
plaintiffs unknown, which sold Mortgage
bears date the 7th August, 1919, apd conveys
In fee end in Mortgage TO the Psin,ihs one
certain Lot Of Lend with the Buildings there
on. situate in SAID Newport, described as ioi.
lows, viz /: Beginning a, the Northwest cor.
per OF said lot and running southerIy, on
Thames.suest, foriy.cigbt feet, four inches;
thence eas,erIy, on land Of the heirs Of Will
liam Hunter, deceased, ono hundred thirty
three feet eieh, inches; thence noftherIy,
eighty feet one inch, on land OF tho said vii.
liam Hunter thence eesicriy on land OF the
s,t ~ i~'er and Charles Feke, one hundred
ana A.. ,ect, and fyc inches thence north
csIy, sixty feet Ave inches, on land Of Ann
Russell /; thence westerly, one hundred ses'
en,v-two feet Eve inches, on land Of Thomas
y. S,eIl; thence sou'hsriy on land OF VIII.
liam Coeeeshsil and Silss Dean, twenty six
fee, ten inches; thence westerly on land oi
the said William CogeeshsIl and SiIas Desn,
seyecty-eieht feet ten inches, TO the 6ru
mentioned bounds or beginning aod Of which
said pre- mises, the Plaintiffs are IN possession,
under said Mortgage.
And whereas said Bill IL nov pending be.
fore said Court, to bo heard and tried ct the
mex, term thereof TO be holdso on the First
Mondsy Of March neat at said Newpoii, 10
and for the said county Of Newport. Nov
tv cydes Of said Cour,. Notice is hereby Civ
en-, TO said Edward Esston, snt to ell peFsons
eisiming said estre, or sDy in,eres, thereon,
", through or under him, 70 appear before
said Court Of their next teen, ss aforesaid,
aud shsw esose, il arg they have, ~hy the
decree of foreclosure, as prayed Toe 10 said
bill, should Dot pass.
HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk, sI'
fraseJsdssi~ coayi essa'y cf>Nsph'r'.
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CUNDALL'S MILLS.
Woo{ L0ydmg.

FHE subscribers lnioT m their friends
4 aud the public. that the, have replenished
their Csrding Machines with new Cards Of the hn
est and mosl approved manufac ,ure. and that they
are now enabled to Card woo of siI grades, in .he
best manner
They continue 90 Manufscture al kinds OF Wool.
Wooden Cloths OF all desc p,io,l. and 70 color gar.
ments, Sc that have faded, or become unfashion-
able - Ail branches &C the above business sill be
done with despatch, and on the loves terms, and
the Ieas, favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE e. GRINEELL.
B-sAEroRo ALsY, e-Compton-PsLns
CoREY, TIvCrton-WILLIAH rEARss, Bristol.
Ferry-and jon SHsaMAs, in Newport, will re.
ceye and forward articles intended for The Manu-.
factory
Portsmouth, July 10, 1920.
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Columbian Grand Folio Hibk,
FORTY rMO PLAIES !!

FORTY TWO PLA ES
Nov publishing 10 10 ekiy n0fooersi
IN a. "a Ia cts. each. Two Of the plates
'Ale, gplenG,d Ftonlspiecs, sod ~ eagfaved
Title Page. The work is iliust'lis v.th *
pians,oiy Noeg, ffou, The VIKINGS OF those
eminen, di,n-s, Henry, Ars4sa, Seot, C.ks,
Wesicy, sod Clarke.
~, Persons residing in the counisy, who
may si,n ia .ubscribc, csr b. supplied with
this valuable Family Treasury, oy eisat nun-
bers al time. o. more, as ia' as poolishcdi
OF appiicstion to the appointed Agen', st Nc.
WM OMA.'s Church Street, Newport, r. |
N, Il. Subscription papers arc LETT at
NJ, SrRasTER's Tavern, tls'oi--siso, at
Mr. COLES Tavern, Wsir.n. X L.
SETH LUTHER. Agent.
Augua 60. (d)
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BOOKS and STATIONARY.

.No, llSs fhomcsreefrref.
Y MINTlRE info ms ne fcrti,.ns OF
1s Nsspot and IT'S vicini'y. that he has
JUS, received from Nsa Yo'. gene u ss-
socfmen OF BOOKS. comr isns Medical
and Theological Wosk~,. me wo Ks Of ,he
most celsbra,ed Psc,s. Novels, and vsficus
Miscellaneous Works. Also, Blank B,oks,
and general asso',men, Of Stationary
The above ne Dov cifess TO- sase on reason.
able Terms
Blank Pooks made - shy psnern---O d
Books Rebound With nea,uess snd Sesps,sh.
Newhot', Nsv "a. 1870
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AOi. LEAVsNWOhfH iiao I)uOitSICu
d noe in Tie ST. Loms Enquirer, de-
claring that the report OF soldiers Of the
army ihaving been punished by cropping,
so "a r rs relates TO The posts on the Up
per Mississippi, is whoiy msfomded.
Public Lands. - An interesting docu-
ment was yesterday transmitted by the
Secretary OF the Treasury to the Senate,
in pursuance of resolution Of that
house at the hast Session, containing a
body OF Information ON the subject OF
the lands of the u. States purchased
from the Indians the quantity sold for
how much sold, &C.. &c. The sums
which have been paid, and remain TO DC
paid, under treaties made with the In.
dian tribes, 10 indemnify .hem tor ces-
sions of lands to the United States, is
o,54O9 9I6 dollars. The expense of
surveying the Pablic Lands, from 4th
March, 1889, to 3lst December, 1919,
his bten A, ,293, ,632 dollars The whole
quantity ofiand which has been sold oy
the Umted States, as well before as
since the opening OF the Land Oifices,
up 10 ihe Seth Sept 1919, is 2o,isR,
A82 acres and the amount for which J,
has been sold IS 45,09S 696 dollars.
OF this amoun,, 22,229, $50 dollars bad
been paid, and $4,000, ,657, remained 10
be b1id, at thc close Of Sept. 1919. HE
u1snnsy of lay,ds surveyed IN the seve-
ra Land Ofhce Districts is 72, 2,805,092
acres, whereof l3,60i, $50 acres have
been sold. leaving 54,203, 3,l62 acres IN.
sold The quantity surveyed TOR mill
tiry bounty lands is l2,3i5,S60 acres.
Tie whole quantity Of land purchased
from the IndiAns by the various treaties
and ccssions is estimated az l9l ,97o,556
acres!
Let these sums and quantities be read
aloud, and the reader will be startled at
their sonorous magnitude. Nat. InteA.
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REAL ESTATE GaAiA.
On MoNnsY,-pes, 2s.sst o'eit-k,P. 81
A,,he dwelling house osahe late Georgs
Cook, an 1aserion, viii bs soid ~
~ Poblie Arcpon,
A Ii. the Right, litIc and interest Of
1 n said George Cook. in lot Of Land ssa~,s
about orc mile eastward OF the -Four Corners. with
part oil Dwelling House thereon Also psrt OF
another 10, Of undivided Land near 10 the above.
Also, his share in an undivided Lot lying 10 Nav.
port, about half mile from the Couu.H .House Fur.
ther particulars, and more general description OF
the premises will be given ct he sale
HOLDER ALNY, Admir-.
JOHN gray, Auotr.
rirev,on, Nov. IS. 1920. IN PAL
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MEMORANDA,

The ship William * Hsnsy. SwipburSe, Of
; hi. port, vas >, S.. uoes, Sept. IS, bound
hone in 10 deys. y4f
The slcop ln,;ncible, Calvert, Of this port,
Has arrived .; Mobile.
The brig Pa,'io,, S,elman, Of Bristol, ar.
rived At New York, Nov 81 from Hsv4na,
IS days Lsf' a. Hvsns, ship Gsnera n
Jick.on. Tew. Bris'ni, nncs1sio /; brigs Basy,
SINH, r. i.tol; Persevsseneo, Wilcox,
sBs@por r ancis. Cag. Bristol.
THO h ig IL Of B-issoi, was at Msan.
xs- 10 diy. .'nce.
Tn. brig M,ri, L,w,on, Of Bristol, left
Ei.neur Sep, IS
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JONATHAN REYNOLDS.

Has for sale az hts store in Wickfcrd.
4 General .Sssorfmea! OF Hardws,e and
IN Cutlery b sss AndiFons, shove.s snd
,nags--ALSO. by Gpods, SHOES, and G o.
csriss; D0irh p,cogl Ifons, snd PicOghs
ready made; pateos ppeh tciks broad end
narrow cast steel axes btt Iron and steel,
and pals Of ell sor,s /; hea h tile, bricks,
Ncns line, Windew Case aod Puuy.
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North hinqsfosun BouR

A i tho annual meeting oi the s,otkhold.
"A ers ofshe Moth KineS Slown Bank, hol-
drn al The Bsnk 'oom oa AonJey The 2a,h
Nosember 1870. the following persons were
CHOSEN directors Of said Bsnk 70, ,bs ysar
ensuing, VIZ: paniei Ch nhan, lance
Heime, Joan Hafson, Easha Bcfson, Nj
aam Hamm0nd U,Nam Bsney. Croyse ~.
1Mns shasf, Re6erf 4 .Aeyes, Sas,uei .. .dl-
zen, Oaper Uason, John Segar- Jrhn Ciu'ke,
Thomas Jasss, Jona'han Rsyaei9s ks6on
Sanford. J..6ery Davis, Samaet B,1yrcn,
Snke!y Byosrr, jun Pardon r. HoomeD1,
Daniel @. Chemthn ond Fiaa1, Niehois.
And alta substqusot meeting Of toe Di!
reciors. DaniH Caemhiir, hSg. was pnani;
mously 20 elocied p cs.den, pf ss,d Bsnk.
PARDON L. HAMMOND, Cashior.
Wicktogd Nov. 81. N %
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IND t1ssessisa giurn fmnedia'ely,J
y>HE front part Of the house with chambers,
L sad Other conveniences,) now occupied by
The subscribed, situs,c the main road, shout two
niles from IN. stae.Hpdsc ID Newport The SIT.
ua,ion IL pleasant, sni V we'll cahu'sted ior
sm,hern r,n,iy. shoald 4, ne preferred Boardess
will be taken si resssoabe terms, sni every exer-
,o, win be maze tor their cosnf 'rssb.e accom- no
Ssrioa. JOIN ROSE.
Ahadleaows,s siiy g, is,4l,
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NOTICE

WHEREAS ,hs Sup, eme Jid'c'al Court
w % .teir October term A. ID 1880, held
r. RE Cs0ey i Washington, .,ppm-d tbe
saos oett .,Ignees Of ,he losolsep, E,,sc
OF c 1ss E.sIs, OF Nn'th K'rgsiown, in.
the cow ! G Washington, manufacturer, TO
whom aid Cfsnsop he. assigned his es.
e. s.ar- bic 10 an set passed OF June session
A ID 1870. entitled" Act for the relief
OF ll,ows,. Debtors" No,iee is hereby
ss,n ina, pu susn to said appointment, the
sa.cr,b,rs W. aeei at The tsisc oI Samuel
ID silrn, in Nofn Kingstown aforesaid on
tne e. Mjnd,ys OF Jsnosry, March and
April sex'. sh-re the creditors OF said Can
SO, ss a. i6-d 10 bring 10 snd prove their
-vespee We claims or they VIII be debnfed a
d;ndi ~ of aid estate.
WILKINS UPDlKE, !
DANlEL srANroN, A''iss.e':
JON REYNOLDS
,,wr3 >..-~~s
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DTED,

At o-ismou,h Nj BEyJaMrs eHAse. aged ~,
\, Lir'srooPton, on the Goth inst Eyos CIR.
Fosp, c's ~ his 8ist year
$50 Prov. ence. on the 25.h inst Nr, SAMUEL
GsaTpN. aged 73 --On tie 27'h. Ms AKsy
GoaHAM. agei % - Mrs FLIEABcrH Bowrs
the 5r,bie rect of the 'stf Nr errv r. zen
er, on he l6h inst Mr. JoSATuAs
Tou FLLor, Of F-ench parentsgc, at the great
az, of % yescs and z months.
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tTs n Sermon sviH be delveredfr the fra
consreg asionak a7cesng. House, en- Snndoy
eveniog, me .Mrd of Decrriter. By me Kep
M. R,icaeoek efter which there wt be a col
iecan far. fbe 6sncf, Of the Jfrst Sunday
Sehaj -. 81
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

CLEARED.
Brig Union, Cahoone, Char'estown sud
C so. gs,own s'oop Volo,i,. Nye, s.. Ma.
yy's osAnu. Maria. Gardner, New.Yo,k |:
Do. James Lawrence, PniladcIphia Brig
General Ward, Baker, New-York.
7hu-sday, hop. % Arrived IN distress,
Biii,h schr. Rene Blsnc, Turnbuli, bound
fon S, Thomas to Quebec, having sprung
her foremost in gale
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lf5R MED

Az Providence. Nr. JAeoB n. TBuRsrR TO M'ss
ALIcF swN MApTIN MI. GEosos &. BuaR tp
Miss rAwcy DAsA ---ar STEPHEN TgoesTos Y
20 NisA SAsy ORM,BsE ---Mr HsNRy P.B BAS.
pirr To Miss ELIZA CLARKE.
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also, an Lumber fard,
general assortment OF country Lum5ers con.
sis,;ng of ship Plank, boat Boards, ceDmon oskdo
sna j, SITS; hs'f inch chestnut boards, &c. &c
NickRorj Oct a.
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lanes TowasBND. informs bic trends and
j the putiic, that he has employed IN experienced
workman, NJ ,he CABINET MAKING BUSINESS
and is ready 20 attend 70 the cs''> Of 'bs o'c Cve
toner, and Fr,ends--ti.e smallest favour WI sb
gratefully acknowledged and puncsusliy suepdo&
so-eai q the Chambers over h9 esorey p<4
corner Of Bma;stefss s~barl
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Commissioners Nofiee.
VxyE, the subscribers. having been appointed ~
w the Hon Court Of Probate Of The town Of
Nevport, in the county Of Newport, Commission.
ers TO sseeive. examine, snd adjust the claims
ESTHER BARKER,
late Of said Newport. deeeased. represented w
solvent, do hereby give notice. that six months
from the 9Th dsy OF Nov inst are allowed ,ne creor
tor, Of said Estate 20 bring in and prove their res
n,e,;ye claims aud that we I'LL attend Tor that purs
pose q, our respective dweIIings At any time dx<
ing said period
%ifn;aM ;s0nSs 2, ) ssswi soSios. c.""'."'s''.i'
Az persons indebted 10 sid Estate, are hereby
called upon To make payment to e -
ERASMUS X fEckhAM, .SdsninisTobr.
Nevport. Nov s. 1920 80
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Ihs jos sssn,s &C raoydsners G.sss are rae
esst Recommendation q Dr. Reye's .fsfk~aiie
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