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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-11

The Bordelais ship OF discovery, has, at
ter voyage of three years and half. arrl-
we'd in Bordeaux. The ship has traversed
the Pacific Ocean, and collected at the Sand
witch Islands some interesting accounts re-
speeding the fate of the unfortunate La Pey-
rouse and his companions, which will proba-
bly, be soon published. [Phal. paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-11

Mr.. SNowDEN,
attended one Of Mr.. TURNER'S Lectures
on Eiocu;ien, at the City Hotel, New I orK'
That the efforts Of this gentleman, merits Ia
avery high degree. public patronage, was
allowed, believe, by all who were present
on that occasion. Those who adopt the mode
which Mr.. Turner has chosen TO introduce
.heir.claims on the notice OF society, laoour
under serious disadvantages, not only from
the nature of the plan, but from the many as-
norant preteaders that tread in the same path.
These are difficulties which not even sterling
talenfat all times can overcome. a sincere
desire TO see Justice done to the deserving
prompts me to address you, and to endeayof
to impress on your readers, if not the obllga'
ton created, at least the interest which
ought TO be excited by the laudable efforts OF
genius
The limits of this communication co not
permit me to enter on an examination OF The
principles of Dir. It's Lectures, or the JUS
lice of his criticisms on modern philoogists
and rhetoricians. But that he perfectly un-
derstands his subject, all who hear him ac-
knowledge; and the effect produced BY the
pratical illustration, is the farest criterion OF
the theory. His recitaiions are marked by
sympathy and feeling which is given but to
few. His delivery of VI. .4athOny's Grafton,
which requires all the variety OF power
speaker can possess, was given with great
felicity Of emphasis and pause, and was re-
ceiyed with loud applause by a select and
intelligent audience, In recitipg Cd@PbsiFs
inimitable HOhsnIindea, he modulations Of a
voice of remarkable compass and capacity OF
variation, gave the words a power covresPon-
dent 10 the ideas, Il is sincerely to be
hoped that generous encouragement will be
given 10 him during his stay IN town.
Yours respectfully.
Afs GIVEN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-11

John Adams, Capt. Wadsworlh, is supposed
to be on the coast Of Africa--and the Cyane
is preparing for the same destination.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-04

1t becomes our painful duty to an
announce the death of the Hon. DAVID
WALKER, representative in congress
from the state Of Kentucky. He depart
ed this life yesterday morning, after a
lingering illness of some. weeks. He
was worthy patriot, and enjoyed, whilst
living, universal re- pect. In conformity
to his death-be d request, the usual GER
emonials, on the decease ola member OF
congress, were dispensed with. But
both houses of congress detern,in-
ed to meet at 10 O'Clock to-day IL
stead Of II, to give an Opportunity e.
the numerous friends Of The deeessea.
to attend his funeral. 80 - III
y - Nat. Intel. March g.,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-04

Be read a third time It was read third
time accordingly, passed, and sent to the
House of Representatives, requesting
their concurrence in the amendments.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-04

The late news from Spain is fully con.
firmed by private letters; though no later
intelligence has been received than thar
already published 10, Nzrch fs
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-04
WEDNESDAY, MARCH /.
MISSOURI BILL.

The engrossed bill to authorize the
people of the Missouri territory to form
a constitution and state government, and
for the admission of such state into the
Union upon an equal footing with the
original states, was read the third time,
/ and the question stated Shall the bill
pass ~ - ,.t'@ 7+
Mr.. RaadolaA rose3 and spoke more
| than three hours against the passage oil
the bill, on the ground Of the unconsti-
ttutional and unjust Restriction which it
on the people Of Missouri as a
condition of their admission into the
Union, &c. When Mr.. Il. had con-
cluded,
Mr.. Holmes called for the trevious
question.
The call being sustained by the House,
The previous question was according
ly stated, Shall the main question be
now putt" which being agreed to,
The question was taken on passing
the bill, and decided in the affirmative
by yeas and nays, as follows: Il
For the passage Of the bill, 81 /
Against it, 50
So the bill was passed and sent to the
Senate for concurrence.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2.
A message was received from the Sc
nate announcing that they had passed the
Missouri bill, with an amendment, which
amendment was in substance to strike
out the slavery restriction, and insert in
lieu thereof the clause (Mr. Thomas
and Mr.. Storrs's original proposition
to exclude slavery from all the territory
of the United States west Of the Missis-
sippi, north of $50 so north latitude,
except within the proposed state Of
Missouri.
On motion of Mr.. Holmes, the mes
sage was laid on the table long enough
to give him an opportunity to make a re-
port from the committee of conference.
The report of this committee was
three resolutions, recommending in sub
stance, list, to the senate to recede from
its - ,ndments to the Maine bill 2dly,
to the two houses to strike out of the
Missouri bill, the restriction upon the
state; and Sdly, to insert restriction on
all the territory northofs60 So
"A motion was made and carried to lay
the report on the table. 49,.
Mr.. Beecher then moved to print the
report. - q. fgis ..
This motion. was opposed by Mr..
Lowndes,. on the ground that it would
imply determination in the house to
delay decision Of the subject to-day,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, FEB. %,

. The House proceeded to consider a
message received yesterday from the
Senate, requesting of this House con-
ference on the disagreeing votes OF the
two Houses on the amendments OF the
Senate to the Maine bill.
On motion of Mr.. Holmes, the con-
ference was agreed to; and committee
offive members ordered, as the managers
on the part Of this House. Messrs.
Holmes, Taylor, Losonaes, Parker, of
Mass. and KinSey, compose the commit
tee.
MISSOURI BILL.
The House next took up the amend
ments reported by the committee of the
whole to this bill,
The question was taken on all the
amendments to the bill, with the excep-
ton Of the restriction moved in commit
tee, by Mr.. Taylor, and were agreed to.
The question was taken on concur
ring in the restrictive amendment, adopt
ed in committee Of the whole, on the
motion of Mr.. Taylor, and decided in
the affirmative, by yeas and nays, as fol-
lows .. 49,, tl'fEt
vp.s ,,,. ,so. an. ofus Allan
&c D Da, n n,a n p.ac H. paden
y, M !, p,i Dr. unue ns n II C.,n,'hau
enus nul,uh,, ra ~ 80. C,,sbnan
DasS o4as1' uH.n' T4oH' E,v-sa TdJ,
s,o'' e D.n' rJds sN az pa Cav roIrar
ren, 'Irs' Vi ~ III" 60 nsN ~
p poie' FORREST tue, Hiu "a W ard IIJa,, "
In "uy on n.a I,;hshman .astl,
nl, atens'flsns au e V;Us, p;msiev a,hro,
;n"o ;n m." r;,a m' v,,,an M.cIav MI '
L a nn nn,a,' ,'t .Iot y W.. ,n, 81,
Mcneil, Morton, Moseley, Murray, Nelson, of
Ms. Parker, of Ms Patterson, Phelps, Philson,
Pitcher, Plumer, Rich, Richards Richmond
sDgers soss, russ sa0 so StsaA7
eio1, s Sn"., ~. c. - ~ r..
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-04

of Sc degrees so minutes north latitude,
(the same as was previously proposedby
the Senate to be added to the Maine
Billy
This motion was agreed to, without
debate.
The amendments were then reported
from the committee of the whole, and
the first of them was concurrcd in with
out division.
To the second (Mr. Thomas's) Mr..
Trim6le proposed an amendment, which
was, to strike out the part thereof de-
scriptive of the territory from which
slavery is to be excluded, and in lieu
thereof, to insert the following:
GAN that part Of Louisiana west of the Mis-
sissippi, ceded by France to the United States,
except the state Of Louisiana, the territory in
Guided in the proposed state of Missouri and
the Arkansaw territory east of the 18th or
Gath degree of longitude agreeably to Mel
lish's map"
The question was then taken, without
debate, on Mr.. Trimble's motion to
amend the amendment, as above stated,
and decided as follows Yeas l2-
Nays 80.
Mr.. 7Homas's amendment was then
concurred in, as agreed to in committee
of the whole. s r."
And the amendments were then order
ed to be cnS.osscd, and with the bill to
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-16
John b. GCEY.
INFORMS his iriencs of

NfOkNlS his iricGcs Of Newport;
u snd i,sv unity and The pubic generally. that
30 carries oudhe Cosfectonsiy business. IN ~ Is
Branohes st the 0id stAnd,slslvy occupied b, GIh.
AUD nECury, No ICY thames. street. opposite
the Merchants b. X, wLe,c kc keeps on bsnd the
best "a Lqpors. ,vrdsls, sc Preserves. Jeiles aud
sy'rups oi the bes, quay pss,eries and candies OF
all kinds, hoyehound sod cot ioots candy, yer, ey-
csllen for Gods &e cakes of all kinds he Can lur.
n'sh a, any ums by the sbortcst notice, Cakes for
parties o. weddings oraamented ~ the highest stye
and OF the p,ost approved European fashions, ike.
wise all kinds Of sweet .meats, raisins nuts anu re-
fresbaco,s OF ali kinds, and he tenders his services
to his friends and intend, ths, nothing shah be.
wanting thst,is h his powet 10 accommodate those
who shall doIh,m thc honor 81 calling On him
iie also oisAts tasiefy Of fanoy Gooas Tor sale.
,sdes Indispensable cisss's. tribe gilt. steel ,o
socl end gut clasps tor pm seS ak and steel lrx
ses, BoN.s ot jewcry, ladies wock boxes of ,oh,ts-
,azed Tin. very eicgsn' snuff boxes, gentenen's
silk suspenders, ladies silk ties, chidrens Watches
and y, is, ges,leren's cahes; .fo%ing pieces and
pistols double and single bsrrell.d. very eiegone
asso',mcnt of French work baskets aud great
rnapy articles not mentioned
II Fprders Punctsais attended 10, and tho
smallest favor gratsiull, a,kcw'euged by ,.e sub
scribcs JOHN BEGUrY
Newport, February 8. ls2o,,
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Fashionable Hat5.

E6RGE WANroN has jus, received fion the
~ uaautactory OF Ives 4 White, Nev.Yoik +,
osntlemens supe hne iashionable has ,pa,apt-
ca 81 fse oe't enahy and nof 10 fade veafsns
"a MS Hats. ~.sh ,tids Br,ms
.fiso, low priced Nspt & Csatrr Hats; Youths y
Childreos Hats Of every description and price.
PAP:,4 HANGtNGS
handsome assortment of CHI ap and elegant
Paper hsngiHgs, for rooms md window curtains
just received aud for sale IS above.
Newport, April 30. .-
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DOMESTIC COT7O.NS.
JOHN + TOWNSEND,

III rs Just received 5000 yds OF brown
Il l. and well bleached sheeting and shirting Cot
cons of good quality, which he oilers for sale at
ve-y REASONABLE. prices.
lie also, offers for sale a General Assortment of
Engish French. India aGd American Goods, much
repenished from late Auctions, which he Is selling
as cheap rs sry of his neighbours
Cotton warp and filing OF an exceen, quality,
and of all numbers kept constantly tor sale much
ipwer than usual
-N Newport, Dec 20, 1919
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IN PAeTlcULAH;-

IN PAeTlcULAH;-
pluc, black and brewn BRoApcLorHs and CAss
sIMsRRs Plains and Devonsbir. Kerseys. .--Fash.
ionsbe Gso'. blue, brown and drab Pe.l.e Cloths,
from 9s TO l6s cd per yard; satnet,s and Ves pat
terms Rose Blankets from S 3 25 30 s 8 per pair
Cashmere sbswls from a to dollars each; black,
blue, brown, mstron, olive drnb. orange and scarlet
Bonbazetts, fom ise TO 3s9i per yard /, black AMI
drsb Bombazeen best London prints foI only %
per yard; elegant undressd plaid Csiicoes for on,y
leo per yard common Calicoes FROM. Is to IS cf a
handsome styles Nsnkn and Canton Grapes Cot
ton Yarn; worsted and 81 * Hose 6.4 csrre Cling
hams for only l, per yard and gong RAPIDLY, very
cheap; Linnens from Is to IS per .ard indi- lot.
tons, A. wide, for only Is British stesurioom
Shrtings, from 25 cents TO 2s9 English long Cob,
lory Lawns s,d Linen Cnmorcs linen, cotton and
Nussis Diapers. morc i.d and blue Cslicoes for
only Is ptr yard Furniture Chihtz for isS per yard
Dimi;ns MO AsUsinetts, for 's6 red green, yeL
low and black fianneIs siuchsws. Luletrirgs End
'Sarsnet,s, OF sn excellent GOOD quality flag BAN
danpo, aud back silk Handkerchief; fancy do.
large handsome Washington ditto, Ter on,y Is each;
CamDriss from ise TO 4 per yard, j,conet. null
and oooS Mosiins. very ebsap, piaR AID fancy eno
ditto elegant scotch Plaid, of the best awaii,y snd
Sandsomes, rst,eris in Newport Factory Lhex for
only Is per yard paid binghsms for Is and 4 4
Sheetinas fot is white American Sheetings Tor lso;
Shrtings Tor is rer yard d 4 Eng'is, ..ex for . s
PEE yard handsome spring silk Um'rei.ss tor
y 3o green, EahOE ny az lSur d ~. Cto,ns /,
olive co ds and tw,a'd Veivlts Ladies fins nse.m'd
black beaver Gloves oise, drsb, back bessrr do
Of the fest quality whole boxes OF Pins with q
looking glass ior c,dy Oh each; scarlet Bombs
ison So TO 40 6sur'd scarlet figured F.Aprel',
saanbrss Cctsou tor only ~ per yzfdA.zos4 a iedta
tion shawls for only So each, sbuu, quarter
what they have been sold for geutcnien's wo.s'td
cotton and silk half Hose mems stout Wors,cd
gloves, for 1s9 CHI ,'ren's red and green socks for
i>6 Chex again for Cd per yard .'egant Mtrino
trimmings; eiep ant scate, morecn Tor Church
cnshi,gs and lnltgs; handsome glr"ilure Ribbons,
cheap
Day & Martini BLAcKINo, No g. High Iiol-
born
A cheap lot Of Straw DoNNrTs.
A few copies OF DIR Watts r,alms and !,yruns,
arranged by Nr Winche!,
Newport I'm s 1920
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VALXuRLE ElRM.

THE subscriber ui.rs for ssle, his Farm situated
in Nidlleiown, abou, oo< mile aud hall from
The state hcuss IN Newport. Said Farm contains a
bout 81 acres sf ian with great quantity of excel
len, fruit trees Of all knds-togethcr with Tie build
f-'ss thsreon stanilEs For other iniormsnon in
~qu,re " ALANSUN FECKtlAM.
MidJctows. Feb 10. II
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UNION HOTEL.
!. John COOK.

faforr1s rae fnbhe in general e his friends in
Particular.
rrBtr he has taken the noted House Of Col,
J''rc. Perrs's. No. 100, Thames.strse,, lately
improved by Mr. bows as a Public fious., and
Which he proposes 10 ACCOM- noda,e adde's and
Gentlemen who mat do bim tie honor to call ppen
him, with the best fare ihe MAJ ke, may .tlord NO
ehsrtio"s shall be wanting TO gra,ifS and ohige -
The bess of Liquors wall De ready . pmu. n,l, auu
good keepirg ef Horses constantly provided
IyAisw steady Border, tladie, and g.n,lemen,,
can be accommodated in ,he Be ST msnnst.
Newport. July l. ss-
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Public NOfay's office.
ABRAHAM THURSTON

INFORMS his friends and The public,
Il that he has opened an Office ncar
ovnsend's Hotel, in the rear Of the
stare occupied by VIM. II. Rathbone,
and offers his services as a Public 20
rary. He will also attend to the duties
OF Justice of the Peace. AS he intends
devoting his time to the above business,
and has no other employment to occupy
his attention, he solicits share thereof,
with assurances that every attention shall
Be paid to any business placed m his
hands.
Newport, Jan. 10, 1920.
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NOTICE.
]YK. TAMES 7ILLET,

No, 'l24, Themes sfreet.
HAS just received large assortment
Il l. of Bombaxetts. Blankets, Tan nelis, and
KoeS Draws. Also, few pisces more of those
Cheap spear ard ieao Muslins--On hand com
pete assortment Of Bror dcioths, Cassmeres and
ladies' Pesse Cloths all Of hich will be sold very
bw Jan II. 1890
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i JONATHAN REYNOLDS.
Has ./Sr SAFE, at his Store io K,lckjorA,
u ~ n IL A

u
ik,I3
A GENERAL Assortment of Hard
y ware and Cutlery. Iron snd 2fass AndironsS
slores and Tougs ,..,..
Dry Goods, Hats snd t;roceries,
Stone. Croekefy and Glass. Ware,
Nails OF II bzes, holiow.wsrc, cart and varo1
boxes
Bariron, nail rods and steel.
Plough. share moulds. plough.irons and p,ougha
ready made
Axes, hoes, chains, &c
Coarse and hoe ssl,, suitable for dairies. &C.;
Flour, meal. corn, rye. oats, hay 6e, ds. &c.
Hut.er, cheese. lard, salt pork. and hanns,
!. Window glass and lu,ty, Linseed aud lamp Oh
Bricks and stone line. &C. &c.s
500 WI beat pearI.sshes,
Is m hhds i,oops,
BOO fish barrels;
so barrels Rumi ..
SO bushels plaster paris. resdy ground and u
for use
20 barrels Cider,
? $500 pine ciapbosrdst
800 ehcsnut rails
, 40 cords fire wood;
30 bushels white beans,
zoo quintss dry CO.. f,h,
20 barrels picked ditto. ,
ALSC In Lumber yard q general assor, tpent oS
Coventry lumber, consisting Of ships plank boat
boards, common oak do. and ioists &c different si.
zes half inch Chesnut boards suitable for lsthing
under floors, &c. &c. Also, 100 acres Of Soldiers
Bounty Lands, lying in the Missouri Territory.
WEXFORD. Jan "a, 1920 (Feb 81
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LITERARY.
ID EPRINTED, with cxpl

EFRlNIED, with explanatory
~ Notes and an sppeudx and for sele. by the
subscriber, sket oh OF he causes OF his .,ing
his residence in Cornish. New Hampshire Iirs, in
the spring OF 1916: AID sgain, Hiser second Pur.
chase ofthc same, in the summer Of 1918
The right Of self dsfence is of the utmost impor
tarce I, Is dear to repu,stioa and cssentia, TO
well being Within the bounds Of equity II cannot
b. Ultimately sihed Where tie ipnu.nce ofecui,y
is gone, ike the ocean beyond the suayiiy OF The
piasetsry sys,en, liberty itself so Indispensable TO
every species OF prosperty;a sound so sacred
'raa American he ,rt Liberty Itself degenerates
,tumuiuous tcentio usness, the fair fabric
oi ,cie,y. iaclines 10 dissolution. .i -. "A
PAIL NJ. MUMFORD
Dee. 90, 1919 .~,
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E2oar, Tea, Me9ayysy, &c.

For sale, OH Gardeners wharf.
% bbls. ire h Aisxshdi Flour.
20 hhds. Ns~ Crop Molasses, first quality
$50 bbis ship Bread,
$50 bushels r l. Corn. ~.
IOJ qlintals Grand Bank Goldfish,
I0J bis new Menhaden hsh,
2JD G+hbbIs, 50 kegs crackers,
30 gin cases, Honey in tierces ard demijohns,
NE Rum, by hhds. or barrels,
Co,necticut Gin by the bbl,
Mes and prime Pork, Bacon and Lard,
shoveIs. spades, Coffee Mills and Axes,
Fishf,g Lines. all sizes
.ALSO "A constant supply Of Duponts Powder,
DIFF rent grains-and Patent cut Nails assorted.
Apply to JOHN b LYON.
Nay 2S 1879 -
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CURES PERFORMED!
I2Sngh hsyosVo'e considered haSf seAej! b,
DIX. Kt.LFE'S
.BOTHWIC1I DROPS.


- NGR ,.ea mar carpenter Of Boston, was %
bsf Of hi. band which ncapacated him for work.
after having tried every thing in vain, and suffered
an operation his Hsn. and considered ;ncursble,
was cured and restored to health by taking bottles
Of these drops =; l'.'
JE Wriyhf et Boston, was yeats afAicted With
fevcr.sorc on one Of his legs had tried most nedi.
cines without effect, was cured by 9 bottles.
a Child Of Mr.. BDrriH, Of Hanoper was cured
Of Ulcers and niles, some ot which had eat down to
the ribs by bottles This child was considered
in dying state when he began taking these DROPS
IN Infant Of Boston, was covered all over with
eruptions. blind with both eyes, was cured by bot,
tiles.
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely afflicted
for I6 years. with IN eruption all over her. attended
vl'h most tormen.ing '.cmngs' bufnings sna oo.eh'
es' "tu n 'os, l"erenJ TWO voc anu one n"se. "s'
su. ety ,I.''' snI "aa w w. go ' '''"
''' -, ..,'n w y"@''.',.. 20. 80 'a,;.'sl on v
-, nemu" II' Nn.o;s t.Gns
VIZ S. b'' c"1'N' oo'""' w
"as n..u. .~ n..,.., ~. ,.;e. .,as .hadr.,
,nsn" ,.a.s AZ, IA u;h .rn,,;on. h.a ,rea
80, ru.,;c;ne az, suc.ss. ws. s,rrd bv ,hcs
80 - "'eNS"e "'''''"' - "N'' '
a CenfleNin | R'rSn-y, was 50 years sfh'cted
. vIe mum ON quo o' ,eEs, sue"usu ~' ou.n"F
n az aa .",,iI 80 n. - haS :, ,,,.. ~ No,
80 - - - -.
''os'y o ~ gh"rr.,s',, va. ,vo war. afflicted
with white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
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JOnN ,Di kl,,
No los, T'RAMBs S7RssS,
HAS just received a new Assortment
No los, TRAM

No los, TRAhBs S7ksES,
HAS just received new Assortment
l. l. u GODS, OF which be will cell cheap for
Ca" =. s'o'.y them are -
bue bach anu NIX Brosdclo,bs blue,
b,a". mxd and drab >:sssiinercs, black PeIess
c'on's, Sauigctis a,d Dombszettsj blask, white,
red and yellow Flanneis Ncs,inss sblack Bombs-
zsen, Italian Grape, syDchsws snd sarsneus hack
Cashmere shawis black Dsmsskldo whit Cotton
do win mefino bofdets black Barcelona Hand
kerch'efs bandanno. ADs aud cotton do hia,k and
colored Canton Crspcs silk and tabb, V,ive,s
black Csnbrc LADIES' Black -eaver. silk aud kid
G'oses gentieuen's beaver Gloves ladies black
and slate wors,ed Hose gcntefens black 90 Ia.
dia Cottonsj s,cam-ioou shir,ings white G.. nnblca
&6 jaconet Cambria book. iodla book u ienD
Muslins null rnuii Ladies white csnbrc Hand
kerchiefs; D'mties. fur ni,ute Dn.ities, CARLISLE
Girgbams Ga Calicoes cotton Dsp,ssk bu,ons
OF al kinds silver eyed Needles pobnd, paper C
box Tins, worsted bindings tapes, ribbons cotton
Balls IN boxes, Of superior quaty; Velvet bmd.
ngs sewing silk and twist knt,ing pins, scissors,
pen knives, combs, &C &c &c. "a
Couon Fmss, 3, 4 .. 6, 2 ard 8 threaded.
bottom threads. bobbin. miiinett, Bonet paper and
wire oil.c'o,hs, Umbrella, Gurnsey Frocks, sus-
pendefs, &c &C &c. .,..... .trts,e
dLSO.-Ame lean Co,tons, f'om 81 To as
cents per yard, Ginghams. Chex, &c &c &c.
The sbove Gotds, will be soid veiy cheap
foy Cash. ss At. Nov 10
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FRESH FLOUR.

NOW landing from brig liEBE. and
l. Y for sale, on GarGner's-vhsii 400 bbis and
half bbls Ale eyAntiria Flour. Apply to
Jan. l2 1920. JOHN LYON
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Cid Stand -!
REPLENISHED.
Dire this day orSnis,y,

A N elegant assortment oi Europcan
L n GOOD, just purchased in Boston, with Cash
at Auction and private see. somc'o the cheapest
Goods that have been offered in Newport, since
he Peace
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Hay.

eI HAY. -,
ERoM 0 20 10 tons OF Hay, 20 be delivered At the
Island Of Patience. when want ed--for sale che ap
for cash. Arpy to StN'L g WHirEHORNE.
or ilENRy MOORE.
Nswport, Nov. II - 49,,
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Aammist~at,-'s Notice.
THE Hon Court Of Probate of tie town Of New.
L por. having appointed the subscriber Admin
is,raigr, th The Viii annexed. IN the goods and
estate Of SARAH REDWOOD. late o. said Newport.
widow, decesstd, and he having Qualified himself
according 10 law. requests all persons who have sry
demand, against sait estate, present them 10 him
for p4ymen, and all persons WHO indebted,
10 the estate " said Sarah Redsosd are requested
TO pay The same TO the subscriber, without delay.
SOLOMON TOVNSENU
.finaistrafor, ujth the Tty asaesed
Newport, Nov 81, 1919. IOL1
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COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.
TO LET,

And fsgesasn given immedi1feiy.
1-oAr well finished snd convenient dweIling-
house. ,ituatc4 in ,Mil-street, recently occupi-
ed by cspt. JAsEs q. PsrLLIps, the House con-
tsins Ten apartmen,s and . good cellar. kitchen.
with an excellent well of wster shdrsin water, cis-
tern IN the yard. an on, building suitable for wood
or chsise bonse Fer terms apply 10
hi. oJ 1919 THOMAS TOWNSEND.