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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28


To nc Honorable Justices Of The Cn cut Court
Of Common Pleas, holden al Warren, an and
for he County Of Lincoln. on dse second
Monday Of January. n. u. 1890,
THE pc,,iion Of Sally Simmons and Joel Nil.
i Ter, administrators ~ the estate Of 4 >IsON
sih MONS, ia,e d 81. George. in said county,
yeomeu, deceased, rcspeeisul,, repfe--nss-- cat
by the inventory OF ,ue estate II said deceased
there IS no iersooa' cstats, and .ast hc Just deb
OF said Iscsased amount ~ he sum of seven han.
dred aud ffy SIX dollars The eiere yunr petition
e's pray that your honors would giant them L.
eense to So much OF the cal estate a. will raise
The amonD, vi SAID sum With incidental chs,ges.
JOEL NIL ER aad for
.tLY SIMMONS.
Cory altet-N,T. COFFIN. Clef.
Lincoln, IS Circuit Court IF Common Peas
January Term, 1920.
ON the freg0mg pttlion. nldcleI that the Pc
TONERS notify all persons interested in their petit
ton, by publishing a,'e.ted cory thereof aud o;
,hi> ordef thereon. in The Pprlfgd Gazette, ih ee
weeks successfully before he sitting OF ,ii cour,
at Wiscas.et, on The fourth Monday Of Apri. next,
thai all persons interested may then md there ap-
pear and shev cause fnny they have, why tie
prayer thereof should not be granted.
Attest-NAT. COFFIN, Clerk.
Cory attest Nat. CoFPIs, Clerk.
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american Manufactured GOODS.

ROBERT ROGEItSON d 20.
TT No. 68 Stale S'ree', Z ySFON.
Have for sale, a general assortment of
american Manufactured Cotton q
Uoolien GOODS,
on tie best terms, for cash or credit.
AMONG WHICH ARR rnr FOLLOWING, VIZ:
BR0ADcLOrtiS, Flee and Super Fine,
ca sIAERBs, Do. Do.
80 Pieces common Sattinet,,,
l2o = Fine DITTO
IS Blue, black and Brown Plains
IS ID. do. do. kerieys
SO Bale. pa,en. Wafer Loom, brown shee,ings
Is Do. do. do Shirtings
Cafe. 5-4 beached shee,iogs
l2 =" 8 aad 1916 bieaobsd Shirtings
10 4" Pisids Checks and Stripe.
1000 Lb, Cotton Thread ar" quality, ofail No's
and colour,
II Cafes Cotton Yarns, Gr.t quali,y-blue and
white. all Number.
10 Cafe, Bed Ticking, let and end quality
Wick and Knitting Yarn,
50 Co'foo Balls variou. qualities & color',
8 "a and i24 Coun erpaoes
2 Blu. and white Dsnim,- I wied
9 I" White DO. do.
90 Bs'es Cotton Boiling
4 Cafes Satiseu Waras, warp'd and szed rea-
dy for The Iooms
IL Doz. Saisine,t Shuttles with Bobbins
Bet Mustard 10 Canister., Bottles or Kees
IS Bales prime upland Cotton
o. The above will be sold by Bale, Cafe or
Piece TO su. parchaters.
- All kind. of Wool received and fold on Com.
m,,ion-No charge for storage
Boston, February 9. smo.]
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The number If Candidates, in nomination for
Governor.in Pennsylvania, isle. Great men must
either be very plenty there or the people not
difficult in their choice Of rulers.
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Jhn H0miiiOn's UiU.

NOTICE. 10 hereby given TO the heirs of ,he estate
" of JOHN HAMILTON. late Of Northysr-
mouth, ia he county Of Cumberland. yeomsn, de-
ceased. and all others cooccrned--Tha John II lana.
,licn juf. has pre- ed TO me the ubicribev
Judge of the Couts of Probate, within and or ,sid
coun an in0fument purpor'iug to be he las,
viii and Testament of said tecessed, and that the
fourth Wednesday OF April nsss al ten O'Clock 10
he forenoon is a.aigaed TO take The probate here.
Of, a Probate Court then to be held At the Pro
bate Ofi-e IA Por; land 10 said coun,y. when and
where hey may he rre.en, and shev esue # any
they have, why the same should no, be proved,
approved and allowed q. the last viii and ses.a
ment Of sad deceased Th,. order to be published
10 he Portland Gazette three weeks ,uccess,vely.
Gwen under my hand at Portland this eighth
day Of March ID The year of onr Lord e,gh,eeu
hundred and twenty. SAM. FREEMAN
A true eoy.
Aue,f Hnn S0uJHaAJH Reur
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Aue,t, HosATIo souTaoATE, Regr.

THE subscriber hereby gives puo'ic notice to
y all concerned, that he Ia. been duly appointed
and ha. taken upon hun elf the ,rust of an adm,n
istra,or upon the siia,e of EZRA STEPHENS,
late Of BuekEe'd, in the county of Oxford, trader
deceased, by giving bond as the law dirscts.---he
,herefcre request, all persons ~ho are indebted 70
said decescd's estate TO make immediate payment
aud those who have any demands thereon, to IL
hibit the came for seuisment to
SAMUEL +. BROWN. Asssis 6fra fs,.
Buck6ed March !, 1870. 6w
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To Tic Honorable Justices Of the Circan Court
Of Common Pleas, 10 he holden AZ Warren In
and for the Comfy ! Lincoln, on tie second
Monday Of January, A. d. 1890.
rl1IE petition Of JOSIAH Macy. administrator
l. on the estate of WILLIAM BoGS late al
Uuion in the county of Lincoln. deceased. respect
lally r., rcscnt.--fha die inventory of the per.
sonal estate OF said deceased amounts to lie sun,
Of i've haadrcd and fifty four dollars and sixty four
cents and the just debts OF said deceased amounts
60 the sum Of eleven bundled and seventy -four
dollars and six,y three cents, and THAI after sub
Quoting tue administration account nnt ALLOW ance
TO the willow, from said inventory &c. tn r. only
femsias in the hands OF the administrator, the sum
al three bundle ed and six dollars and seventy Fix
cepis, leaving deficiency es eight bundled aud
sixty seven dbllsrs and sixty seven cents lherc-
fore your petitioner rrays tho your honors would
grant him tic nse sell so much e 10. real estate
as viii RAISE The amoon, OF ssid defetuey with n-
ciIen,sl ohslges.
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'I'HF suhscuher hereby gives pubic notice %
al concerned, that she has beer duly sp-'
pointed aid taken upon her'ef the ssuE OF AZ
ministra,rik Of the e.iafeof
WILLIAM CROSS.
lae Of Co,ham 10 the couny Of Cumbe' sud'
Trader deteassd by giving b,nd as he iswds
rec,,-- she therefore regyesss all perscns VII ." ..
immedia'e payment ard those who have sey
demands thereon 10 exhbii me same foe .e'ts'
meut to EiIZ CROSS, sdm.niHran1'
Portland, March, O, 1890.
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"V''N TT
Copy atteit-Ae CorfIa. Clerk.

Lincoln, S.. .C,reni Court Of Common Pleas,
January Term. 1890.
ON the foregoing petition, ordered, that the
petitioner notify all persons Interested In his peti-
ton. by publishing an a,tesied copy the eof and
Of thi. order thereon the Portland Gazette three
weeks suceessively before tie sitting OF this court
at Wisrssst the fourth Monday of April
next, that att persons interested. msy then and
there appear AID shrw cause, IL any they have why
the prayer thereof should not be giaa,ed
Attest NAT. CoFFiN, Clerk.
Cory altesi--NAr. COFFIN. Clefk.
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IF 'ubfcriber hereby give public notice 10 ali
concerned that he ha, been duty appointed
and taken upon him e he rue II ,xscu or Of he
las, viii aud ,eitsnient cf JOSHUA GRO, kETT,
late of Norway 10 che couaty Of Oxford, yes MAJ
deceased, hy giving bond a. tho law direc,s.--he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted 70
the said deceaed's estate 10 make immediate Psy-
ment and those who have sny demands ,hersoa
TO exhibit the samc 10
JOSHUA CROCKETT. E.scsfs,.
Norway, Feb. 50, 1870.
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Chocolate, No. J and 2-shells-bottied and
draught cider -Dem;j,hns, tom one to five gal
on'-Nioia,ses, Wen India and Sugar Bakers SUI
per6ne Durham Munard- Eo,ry Mats, vario us
sizes -spei mscet Oil flax aud bottle do.-Cay
enne and Malsbar Pepper-Windsor soap-Liv
erpooi blown sa't-sait Pstre-blue and WINE
MISREPRESENTATION lodi
go-Aium Rice super6oe Flour, particularly
, elected for families AL o. Havana CiRars, Gr:i
quality.
'.'Partcular atteotion will be paid to order,
from Families, sod fe, ship Stores
05-Goods cen TO any psrt Of the town gratis.
Nov so. If
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07

They invite their Old customers and the public, to
call and examine the Goods for themselves
where they Can nov purshss. more
Goods for 81, than they
could for 2 or ,, lit
tie time past.
HANToN GRAPES ior Ii and IL dol.
~ lars per piece Nankn plain and fsur'd EN-.
bossI for only IS so the Gown Pattern India
Gslicoes for only so cents per piece 90 and 7 4
imitation shswis, for only 40 and 6si 90 black
Flannel. for shawls and scsris blue sn4 and vel.
low Nankms black Lustring for $50 per yard ,
good and elegant chsngesble Lustrngs, ior only Is
per yard; superb 80 Grape Sbawts, cheaper than
ever white Co,,on stockings frtm 1s6 to 6s per
pair India Chez good for only per yard .,4.4 In
din Cotton for Is black scarlet, hsg and band anno
Handk dkerchisfs, plaid Lustrings Ladies and Gen.
tiemen's silk Hose white cotton Shawl s with mer.
ino borders, Tor e. elegant boxes of Pins, with
locking glasses. tor only Cd each black, lead drab
and fawn color'd W-terioo Cass imere Shswls ,
plain superb 8.4 ditto. plain middles with chintx
borders; sat,ineuts for $50 per yard lace fgur'd
leno and green fancy pocket book Muslins, India
limitations do do, striped Jeans for Children's
clothes black Csmbrics, Is6 to $50, white ditto,
from ass to 4s6. "a wide. chesp! Vesting white
and coored MarseiIles kid, leather & silk Gloves
American Diaper FOR only 81 per yard; English
birds eye linen Diaper black, brown and olive
bonbazeus, &c
few elegant Straw Bonnets, Of the newest pat.
terms
Day & Martins Real Japan Blackn,g.
Newport, Ma, "a 1920
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SPRING GOODS.

II Ntvu .appy q SeasanabIe Dry
GOODS.
A'e just received from ,he New York Aues
lions, x offered fos sale, (for Cash onIy) by
ROBERT p. LEE,
80 40. ia, 1homes.strees.
(Vhe,e fhe huMie are respectfully ,nvired fe'
ean and eraniine for fkemsetpes
They cons,s, Of the following ARTICLES, with
variety OF others not mentioned
EXTRA superfne blue and black
Ia 8RoADCLoIils.
Common ditto, from ss TO dollars.
Real double mild black and blue CAssINEnss.
Common ditto. variety Of colours, from 40 to
i2s
Black, white, olive, light, blue, drab and crimson
Grapes. FOR Sii piece.
Blue. black. brown. olive, orange. crimson and
scarlet Bombaaetts.
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NEW GOODS.
JOHN DYRE,

20. LOG 7shMbs sSssEy
HAS received new assortment Of
i i DKV GOODS, s0d offers them fos sale, for
Cash--.sNshs fhesr are - g3E.tl. flr
B'nadcicfb- and fCsssineres, Sst,ioeitss
red, white, yellow and black fisnneIls. black ana
co'our'd Bombszetts, black fombssns, Canton aud
Italian Grapes. black LevsniiDe, synobaws T. Ssrce
netis, silk vestings. black tsbby Velvet, silk Vel.
vets, linen Csmbric, Maseiiles Vesiing, white and
colour'd, blue and yellow Nsnkns g aud 64 white
Csspbrics, Jscopett and null null Muslins, q -
- book snd Ienc do Dpmies and csmbrc Dimis
ties. irish Linens, steam loom shifting Cot,onst
Cslicoes, black and c"lour'd Csnbrics. black and
fsncy silk Handterebies Carlisle Iihgbsfns, Forni-
ture Csl'coes. blue, bull and pink Cinghsms, rus
sis Diapers, Crash, 81 plain wh,e silk shswls, do.
brown cotton, with si;k' borders. ~ Grape shsvIss
ladies' besser. KID end sik Gloves, gshustnens bess
YER do ssdies cotton snd worssd Hose. gentleSnshs
do sespendcrs, powui, psper and box pins, super.
,or si'screytd Nss1les, sewing silks md J wisss
Italian Bfs'ds, Boot Cords, Tapes sud Dcbbinss
cotton Floss 3. 8, 5.67 and 8 tbresded. do. IN
balls. Inserting Trimming. Cotton Balls. Patent
Thread, Variety of lustring and, satin Ritbonss
Garniure ard velvet do black end while wound
Vine, ecs,oh fsrrets. gill coat shd vest Bustonss
chairs. do siih do. cotton umbrsIIss. bonnst pspess
Minneii, DC. &c. 800.
-Ame,icsr Stripe. Girehew., Chex
shd brown shirsings sne sheet irgs, Tiehmes. cot:
ton Threads. &c with msny other articles MI ma.
to~ed
Newrort. Hst 70. ie20
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"" -SSNr-

From ne N!,lo'1A lnAihsencer.
A question has arisen III what is called
the d" & institutional Court of South Car
olina," which, it is believed, has never
yes been made before any judicial tr-
buna! in the United States. An cxecu-
tioi, had been levied, and collected by the
shelf. and rendered T. the plaintiff IN
eotoer GEMS, .he coinage Of The United
St"tes. The Judge on the circuit dcci-
ded his to be legal tender. A motion
was made to reverse the decision on the
circuit, on the grounds:
lst. That Congress have no power to
make copper coin legal tender.
2d. admitting that Congress have the
power, the several acts establishing the
min, shew that copper coin was not in.
t. lied to be legal tender.
The opinion OF the Court was defer.
red until the next Term. . y
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lelrn, that day or two before ne sailed.
H, B. NJ. ship Salisbury arrived the,
from Caracas, furnishing informatio
that that city was in state of alarm and
CONSERVATION in consequence of genersi
rising among the natives, and an expect
ed attack. All the troops in the city
were Under arms. A report was in CIR
culation that NoRILLo had been killed,
but was generally discredited.
Tsxas passenger arrived at Nor
folk, from New Orleans reports that Cen
era Long had re- organized the ex3edir.
ION against the Texas, including in hi
views the whole of New Mexico-has
5000 troops under his command at Gal
vezgown--hls been joined by LA Fiue,
. the pirate, and Venezuelan some priva-
teers.
The above paragraph, if entitled to
any credit, is undoubtedly very much
exaggerated So far from Gen. Long
having 5000 uien, although such Fepor
was current at New Orleans, it is douh'
fui whether hc has 500 or even SO
ESbeeted attack II Santa Narsha.-.
e Five 0rigs, fou; schooners, one leiucca
and two transports. under Admiral Brion
composing part of the Columbian nav
were at Rio de IA Hacha on the Sd Ma
Most OF the land forces had marched to-
ward ST Martha, to cooperate with tbs
squailron III an intended descent Oil tht.
huer place. The Admiral was iorlitying
Rio dc la Hacha, that he might leave 1t
in perfect safety, with his disposable
force.
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NEW GOODS,
Reeeised eoery Hedncsday.
VIM. JAMES IILLEY,

VUs Nv THuWssVcr.
- EcEtvINc Goods every time the
Il bagsa Wagon comes in, IL thereby enab.
led 10 keep his assorim,n, complete, he still offers
Grapes 8 IL per piece, saconet,s 3s9d. Lcvahtines
IS. and al Other Goods proportionably cheap, he
has just received a new supply OF Combs. ana OF
the newest fashions and in true style. he keeps q
complete assortment OF blue, black and colour'd
Brosdclo,hs and Cassimcres and general supply
OF American Goods, he has India Cottons SO wide,
at only Is the YARD May ~
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DAVID RODMAN,

f NO. I56 Thames mreef
-(.vsory .bposise he Sign Of me Golden Eess )
- DEsPEcTFULLY, informs The pubic
Il y ths; he has recently made considerable Cd
ditions TO his Stock Of
BOOTS& SHOES,
which renders his Assortment very general, man,
Of which are Of his osn mspufscture, and the 9th
ers carefully selected for retailing. which he in.
tends selling - iow - s any Store IN town. Of equs
quality Among which are, one case Of hne Mrroc.
co slippers and iaces at So pair stout ditio foT
common wear. st 3so quantity Of shoes . hui.
so'fd, si 50 cents, and small shoes 1t % een,s-
.iiso. black morocco and binding skins, silk and
cotton cord, ferret and French braid boot webbing
shoe thread, &c kc
Boots and shoes manufactured 90 ususi. Of good
stock. and substantial workmanship.
Newport, 81 of Sab mo 1870
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STRAW BONNErS.

L LIZ ,BETH TOWNSEND. has jus, received
H. aud noe offeres for sale an elegant assortment
OF straw Bonnets. at No Ia Thames and Mar
Street. ALSO siIh, CHIP. and willow Bonnels Of the
newest fashion
NIB Psrasois and Umbrellas covered m the
sLJse store. Newport May "a, 1920
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HATS AID scnOcL BOOB. 5.

TEN boxes Mems, Youths and Chi,.
i dren's HATS. Aandssme and cheap. ju.t &c.
ceived from New-York and for sale at
u. WANTON's Book x Hat Store.
.dno.g Them are -
J WtLLsoss celehra,cd iSuifosies beavers and
Mems white aud black Hats, with wide btias. at
the low price of 5 3 each.
Tweedy & Benedicts isaifafisn beavers--frst
quality mems real Super6ne duo
White, brothers l. co ,m,tafson beavers - Water
proof ditto inside entirely Ut Fur. hght ana huis2.
seme Also best No. 4, HATS.
Chidrens white anu black Beaver, aud red Mo-
rocco Hats
For safe 40 above,
50 Reams writing paper, Cap No. I, Q q s, mt one
dollar per Resm less than the usual price.
Letter paper and Stationary. of every description.
SCHOOL books Of every kind in use--ss Aidena
and webber's LIST, I'd u Sd vols --CummingsS
Morse and Go,dsmnh's Biographies Arithmetics.
--Grsmmsrs, Dictionaries. res,aments. Ec.--sea.
mems aud Blank Books
Paper Hangings and borders,
For Rooms aud Window Curtains, selling on at
very reduced prices.
~ 1hose persons who are indebted to G wAn.
Ton. and the more especially those whose Accoun.s
have been Of long standing are earnestly requested
to cali sad make payment, as otherwise, their 40.
will be Pd, in sui, in the couse of 10 dsyS.
Newport, Ma, ~. 1890
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TREASURY DEPAR TMENT,

Nay 20, 1870,
IN pursuance Of powers which have been duly
4 vested in the Secretary Of the Treasury, under
the act OF Congress authorizing the President Of
the United states TO borrow sum not exceeding
Three Millions Of Dollars, Notice is hereby given,
tina, from the 3ist instant. until the 18th OF June
next, Book, will be opened at the Bank Of the Unit.
ed states, and It's Offices in Po tsmou,h, Boston.
Providence, Middletown, New.York, Baltimore
Washington. Richmond, Fayetteville, Charleston,
and Savannah, for subscriptions to the amount Of
One Million Of Dollars. payable at the place Of sub.
scription on or before the 2Oth day Of October
next Upon the completion OF the payment Of Any
sum which may he subscribed, stock will be issued
to an equal amount, bearing and interest at the
rate OF FIVE per cent per annum, payable quarter
yearly, and reimbursable at the viii Of the govern.
ment. at any lime after the first day Of January,
1873.
The sums which nay be subscribed may be made
payable BY instruments, or be discharged in one
payment, at the election Of the parties. such eec.
ton 10 be made IT the time Of subscription Upon
failure to pay any instslrnent Al the time sipulat.
ed, the instaiment Immediately preceding shall be
forfeited TO the use Of the United States Scrip
Ger, ,hcstcs will he issued by the Cashier Of the
Bank. and i,s Offices respectively. upon which the
entire or successive payments, 40 the case may be,
shall be endorsed
The said Certificates will be sssignabie by en-.
dorsement and ,.eive-y, and will be funded al the
several L11n Ofices where they were issued, by
the delivery NJ stock Of the above description 10
amount equal 10 the several sums which shall
have been pad BY the respective parties.
WILLIAM n RAW FORD.
Sserefo'y ef ths Treaswy.
June7 l4t]
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UNION FACTORY.

HE Subscribers respectfully informs their
A. friends and he puclIc in general, that they
have added to their establishment a complete set
OF new Cards, suitable for carding Of Me ino wo,
in the bes, manner, which together with their for.
MGR machinery make their establishment complete
Wool of all grades carded into rolls at the low
est terms They wish to receive wool for manu-.
featuring ON shares or contract as may best suit
their employers. They continue to carry on their
Clothing business, in all its various branches. Ev
cry attention WILDE paid TO the coioring of Grapes
Bombszet,es, silks, &c. The following persons
will receive and forward any ticles intended for
the Union Factory.
GEORGE LAWTON. T,perion
JEREMlAu CLIFFORD, BrUoi Ferry.
EDWARD STANHOrH, and
j w. WATSON, Neuport
The subscribers return their sincere thanks to
their old customers and solicit The continuance OF
their favours. JOHN BtBCOCK
MOSES LAWTON.
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mar RfED.

In this town, on Thursday evening last. by the
Rev Mr.. ton, Mr. isaac REAp son Of Capt john
Z Read, 70 Mrs Parrrscs LEAaMos. daughter
Of Mr. Caleb Munroe Of jamestown, n T.
DIED,
AZ Prevalence, the 30th ut. Mr. JossPa
HrLL. in 'he SIs, yesr Of his age.
In Fa.enrsHe. (Jv C } NATHas PsAseE. B.q.
sge' ,hout so wears 'ormerly Of Providence
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A VARIETY IF NEW GOODS,
< n adapted to the Season. arc just received aud
fered for Sale at the North Wing Of the n. L. y
Ss.k. by
JAMES HAMMOND.
Newport. June 8.
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Neqp Summer Goods.
JOHN B. NEWTON,
.if No. lOA, TRAMES Sg

.if No. l0&, THAMES STRsET.
LAS just received and is tins day
L Il opening handsome assortment Of Seasona.
he Goods, Of The ia,eN importations-snd are Of
Tered for sale at unusual low prices.
+" Particulars nerf week.
June 2
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Mrs. Garrick. reIIct of the late Ovid
Garrick, Esq. visited Drury Lane The
stre to witness the performance of
"Shakespsae versus Harlequin," which
was written by her celebrated husband.
She is now in the l0sth year Of her age.
Lon hate
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rON OaLF. ON- ~ LIT.
THE pleasantly situated House, in
i Howard street, now occuried by Mr. JouN
4 wHExLwsrsHr, in good repair with fine gar.
.en and some fruit trees A double Dwelling.
House, in MilLstreet. No z, and s A large Two.
tory Dwelling House on The Point. with a shop.
now occupied by Mrs MARTHA SMITH
One ninth of the Duck Factory & sppertenances
The Congdon Place (st Portsmouth,, X y now
occupied by Mr. NicBoLs HAssARp
.iho "A new Store in fsll.Rivet, (Mass) suita
'e for the Dry Goods q Grocery business. Terms
.qusre, who keeps ss usual a good assortment Of
Groceries and Hardware, whole sale and retail.
HENRY MOORE.
Newport. June 2. 1920. (f)
REAL ESTATE-f0r sahe.
By pirrue efa Decree Of fhe Supreme Jndieiai
Coarf Of ne STATE Of Rhode Island. D'e
Noree rs hereby given fha' hsre sv'U be
sold az Pubhc .fuclion on the l5h day Of
June insfo,lf, on the hremtses, al 5 O'Clock,
N
A IL the right. title and interest Which Slas C.
n Hn1dy 1T the time of his decease. had in and
20 certain Lot of Land. with y Dwelling House
md other buildings thereon. fronting on spring.
'tteet, bounded souherly on NilI-street. easteriy
on land of Joshua Sayer, and norlherly on land oS-
cupied by VIM Hemc; said estate having
been decreed TO be sold to paw the just debts &c
OF said Sias Huddy Conditions made known at
the time and place OF sale.
PELEG KAI6HN, .fdnr
Newport, June q
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4 the Store Of the late GfLsssr CsAss, en
TUESDAY. the Goth of June nsx,,. at 10
o'clock, 4 ~ uniess previously disposed of ~ psi.
sale, about ~ tons Of swedes and Russia Iron,
escorted, some steel. and variety Of other articles.
ne wharf and stores to be leased previous 10 the
isle. Conditions made known ~ the time md
place. WILLIAM LOWE, <nrfr.
Newport, May 81, 1870.
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NOTICE,

A LII Persons having any demands against the
"A estate Of GIDEON RICHMOND, late of New.
port. yeoman, deceased are requested to present
hem to the subscriber who is appointed Executor
20 said Estate. and hath gwen bonds therefor, as
the law directs. And all persons nuleb ebled TO said
Estate are required TO make immediate payment
10 BENJAMIN TAYLOR, Executor.
Newport, June 5th, 1870
NIB Mr. WILLIAM Lowe has been appointed
my sgen, for the purpose of recciying all claims
against said estate. BENJAMIN TAYLOR
Newport June z. 1920