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NE EWPORT.N
Republican Nomination.

Republican Nomination.
At G. neal Republican Convention Of Del.
egar, from the several towns in the State
OF Rhode Island, holden at IN, State House
in Providence, on Wcdpe~dsy evening, the
% Fsb'ulry, ls2o-H % HESRy REM.
ING ron, Prssident, aud ABRAHAM THURS
ros sec y--sf ssas nnani inaasiy resolved,
th,, the following gentlemen be 'ccom-
mended 70 the fresmcn Of this Slate. for
che fices affixed to ,hcir names especsivs-
ly, a, Tho en uiog election -
HIS EXCELLENCE
NEHEMIAH IL. KNIGHT, Esq.
GOYRRNOR.
HIS HOvOR
EDWARD WILCOX, Esq.
LIEUT. 0oVRR OR.
SENATOR'S
J. PHILIP MARTIN, Esq
or Preyidesss.
,. SAMUEL vrNsoN, E'q
g. NATHAN BROWN, Esq
4. WILLIAM PEARCE, Esq
Of Bristol.
S. BENJAMIN SMITH, Esq.
OF North Kngstosa.
6. WAGER WEEDEN, Esq.
OF Souh. Kugsfos1n.
= WILLIAM HUMPHREY, ESQ.
OF Tiuerton.
STEPHEN B CORNELL, E.q.
Of Portsmouth,.
3 THOMAS FRY, Esq.
Of Easf. Green1,ich.
10. WILLIAM WHIPPLE. E,q.
Of Cumberland.
HENRY BOWEN, Esq Secretary
DUTEE ] PEARCE. Esq h'so'y.Genl
THOMAS G. PfrMAN, Esq. Gen. Treos.
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Ou MONUAY, Nlarrh xU,h,

.fsefion on 'ae tr' assses, " ja'r, u ho', ,as
frsfIo d. J,ev.
A IL - right. title and interest. which JosKs
"A rsAs sisnoss. tate. .oi newport had al tha
ume OF has decease IN the fOsiowing Real ks,ssesg
We
Lot ., the head Of the town, containing sbous
l scres of excellent Lard. adjoining the Fart0
Of An,hcny wilbonr. ESP -snd land Belonging %
Mrs Gibbs.
Dwelling House and lot Of Land situated on
Broad aud rxsnei streets. io merry occupied 81
lhe deceased.
A lot of Lard, with .Hlscksmi,h's shop ssand-
ing thereon, situate on Broad aud spring streets.
Also, enc Other Garden lot. situate in sprnob
street, being 90 feet Goat end 36v teet in the reaE,
The Conditions Of sale will be- made known Sp
the time and place - Por Nrhsr psrticHsrsA spS
pyto EDWARD SIMMONS. Egscnfsn
Newport, March 4.
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MIR RIED.

IN THE town. on the ID instant. by the Rev. Mr..
Eddy, Mr.. BssJsnis n WiLsouRt to Miss Ma
ana r wiLcox. daughter Of the late Capt Them-
as wiico1.
!. On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr Elton,
Mr Para CHAss to Miss Arr n Busn, dsugh-
ter os Mr.. Richard Bush
40 PlASop ~ to Mrs. saaAH PaaBopY, OF Mid.
dlctowa
N Tvsrfss. on The 7,h uit. by the Rev. NJ. Boz.
len. Rev BssyaHIS psexHAu 20 Mrs. RvrH
BAncocx widow Of Deacon Gideon Babooek, Of
h. tDwn
At Nsv York, on Thursdsy evening lest, BY the
Rev ID Rgmsyn, Mr. FsAscgs l. y BwsLr. OF
Bristol, r. 4 70 Miss ELsAxea Posrs OF thss City.
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CoMMU CATION.

A numerous and respectable audience
were highly grati6ed by the. performan-
ces of Mr.. LEWIS and his interesting
children. They are well worthy the
pltronage Of the public; and no one can
listen to their skiIiul execution of the
most difficult pieces, without feelings OF
pleasure, mingled with astonishmeut, at
the taste and judgment displayed by the
youthful performers.
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NUI'iCF.
s \, HARDWdRE, SIC.
JONATHAN REYNOLDS,

Has for SAFE, al his Store in Wiekf0rd.
A GENERAL Assortment of Hard
ware and Cutlery, Brass Andirons Also.
Dry Goods. Hats and Groceries Dutch Plough
irons. and Ploughs ready madei Seed Oats, and
various kinds " Hay seed 6D0 III best Pearl Ash.
es ION Hisds Hoops 1000 fish barrels 80 Rum
do 80 Bushels PIas'er Paris, ready ground and fl
for 500 pine Clapbosrds 1000 chesnut rails )
50 bushels white beans, 900 quntsls dry CoI6sh !;
20 barrels picked do 20 barrels Flour ALSO. 100
scres Of Military Bounty Land, lying in the Mis-
souri, Likewise for sale-A general assortment of
Country Lumber, consisting of ships plank, boat
boards. common oak do. and joist half ioeh Ches
nut. boards &c &c
Wickfprd. March Is 1926
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In this toSu. on the @th instant, sAnAH.JA M,
aged 10 months, daughter of AZ. Stephen Deb os.
Mrs. Eusics DysaAs, wife of Mr.. Robert Dun.
bar. aged SO years
Oa Thursday last, Mrs. sAsAH b OK. wife Of
Mr. samuel oxx, in the 69.h year Of her age
AT Westerly oa the lilh ins, after q lingering
illness. in faii faith Of her kedeemer Miss Sally
Cam. in the 10Th year OF her .ge. daughter "a Ed
ward Care, Esq late Of Jsmesisrn =" Blssssd are
rhs dead ~hs die ta fhe Lsrd"
At New fsrk. ON the 2slh ult. very suddenly,
Capt CHAaLrs RANDALL, OF Prspsdence, in the
3ath year Of ms age
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4,5OI 80
The estimated number OF officers ard
men in the Marine corps is 994.
-.o;w:o:-
Charleston, Feb. 23s~-a
Ro55eyy sfstle Southern MaH-rh
Southern post came in Yesterday morn
ing without the mail. A letter from tie
contractors, to I. w. Bacot. ksq Pest
master of that city dated "Bre's Creek,
near Goosawhatchie, 2lst inst' says,
81 have a most lamentatabIe occurrence
to state, which is, that the mail was stolen
from the sulkey this morning asoui 4 o
clock, while the driver was chansh,g his
horses, Is miles below this place. 1t
was cut of as the mark OF the knife is
visible on the fastnings. shall use all
my endeavol,rs for its recovery. My
stage, containing three passengersaupset
ip creek the night previous to the rob-
berry, which caused the sulkey to be used
ON the route last night"
Mr.. Bacot Immediately issued hand
bin, offering a reward Of 500 for the de-
lection of the perpetrators OF the robbery.
Three villains broke into the house of
a MI. FIuery, in Weston, near Boston,
Mass on the night Of the 18th inst.
Two OF them proceeded to the bed-cham-
Der of Mr.. F. and presenting pistols,
threatened TO take his life il he did not
Immediately give up his money. He
told them there was no money in the
house land jumped himself out Of the
chamber window, and ran to aneighbor's
for assistance, which he obtained, but
on returning, the villains had searched
the house and Aed Mrs. Fluery i'm
plored their mercy, and one Of item an.
swered. "we are gentleman, and shall not
harm woman" 1t is stated in the
Boston Patriot that men, Tom BaIlou,
,,hn Pierce, and another person whose
name was not recollected, had been ar
rested for the commission of this daring
outrage. Pierce confessed the whole
affair.
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FOR SALE,
.dad Possession s,veh, ,he - a Alareh in,s

dad fossessiOn given, ihe % n Nareh inss.
I'HE Real Estate oi the Subscriber,
mics from the State. House in Newport, ccassting
OF House. Lot aud Biscksmish's shop. The Housh
10 one story high, 30 by - feet yell built anG al.
most new. with several necesstfy out.bu,ldihgsS
Also, LOT Of land about quarter Of mile rom
the above, containing sboat scrss suitable Tor us
lage or pasture. Litew;se, 10 scses of iasd I'd.
Joining the tonsyman Prm. % called, excellent
tor Grain or Grass Any person inolining to pur.
chase the whole or part of the above property
will please apply 10 GEORGE =. SWEET.
Middletown, March g. 1920
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u s. NAV1..


The estimated number of officers, pet
ty officers and seamen, for the service of
the navy for the present year, is in all
1850, viz Captains 81. Master Com
mandants 23, Lieutenant Commandants
10, Lieutenanls 203, Midshipaen 3o2,
able seamen 1888, ordinary seamen
1870. &c.
The amount of the pay and ratlons for
the 1850 officers and seamen is estima-
ted at 81 ,4O4 507 SO
Hospital stores. $4,000 90
Repair of vessels and arti-
ces of equipment, 484,00O 90
Navy yards, docks,
wharves, store keepers,
hboaers, &c. 10000 90
Contingencies, transports
alton, travelling expen-
ces, courts martial, &c.
&c. 100000 90
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ICE.

ITO Let az Pubic Auction on the
\ Premises on MONDAY, sist March, at 10
oc'ock A. N. that lssge and elegant store No li3s
ihsnss-strvet. iatsi. occupied by Josi.h y. shaw
Eiq. Conditions made k.xn ~ tie time and place
NATH. SWEET, .ruetr.
Newr~sr, At.rchly 1870
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REAL ESTATE--tar S,le.

THE Subscriber offers tor sale, the Dwelling
u House * Store, situate on Thames and Church
,rset. now occupied by the Asrchsnu Bank also
the DIV elhng house, situate Division t,r ct 'ste-
iy occupied by John Il Lyon, also shases ~ ha'k
oi Rhode isssndi also ls5 shares in Newport back;
5 Shares ia Rhode island DriLge Company. fsw
in Tfnny Chusch. Share In Newport Redwood
Libr-Iy, large Scale beam and some we'shtss
sc &c property Ct the late Non siHsoS MAsriss
ksq deceased Those persons who wishes 70 pur-
chase all or my part OF the above property will APP
ply TO the Subscribers. or 10 kisIOpHEk row.
LER. Esq n the shove property Is not sso at
rrivate ssie, The same Will be offered al ublc
Auction 10 the hah hest bidder. on the 2Oth day OF
March instant a, 10 o'eo.k, A. N opposite Tho
Merchants bank.
WHEELER MARTIN, Eeeraisr.
March l. 1890.
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Rr.AL ESIali.--us 41nriion.

kr.Ak ESl = i.--uf 1iLCfJOn.
On TUESDAY. Mn.2i-st ~ o'1iock,
viii be sold at auction, On the premisesA
The Real Estate, At Pswcatuok, in Wssiei ".
i occupied by william Rhodes, ESQ. consisuni
ofs Dwelling. House and Lot OF about three loN -
Of an one store and Int, fronting pawcaiutk
Bridge; one Stable and store. bounded on Pawcss
tuck River Conditions at the iais. March I.
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THE MUSICAL PRODlGIES!
Whose performances in Boston NC. with
saeA roffEroas aud urboHaded sIiiagse

MIR. LEWIS respectfully inform the
lVl inhabitants OF Newport and It's vicinity tnal
he mteads gising coacert. with his four Children,
the odes 3. the youngest only 8 years Of sge, this
EvENING. The 18th OF Msrch at the Masonic Hall
The different nstrupeuis which they viii per-
form, are the Piano-rone, Violin, redsi Harp aud
vio'ineelie Du,ing his stay 10 Nswposi, Mr. s. viii
hseuo obje&,ien against tuning Piano fortes, a;
dolars eschs for any who may wish IL.
Tickets Of admission at 50 cts each, TO be hsd Il
George wsnton's. and n, the door Of the Hall, on
the evening OF performance Children bAf price
Doors to be open a, 6, and Concert To oo@mesee at
o'clock
Newport, March Is 1920
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CONGRESS.

Since the settlement of the Missouri
Question, Congress appears to be turn
my its attention to the multifarious al
fairs which had given place to that i'm
portant discussion.
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JOHN DYRE,

NO. l06. Ihas,rs Sfresf
LIAs Just received 500 Yds cf American Cotton
L shrtings. unbesched, which he will sell
very low. Newport, March 9th, 1870.
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IvvEvTep by Jsruso woop, which for cheap
4 ness, Durability. sndeease TO the team exceeds
any other now IN use tor sale Il the New-york pri-
ccs by WILLIAM 5 NICHOLS.
March f5 NJ 90, Thames street.
- NCfilCf..
THE subscriber PROPOSES opening a Morning
SCHOOL On the. ist Of April, for the ins,ruc.
ton of fe'naes in ~ti,ing and Arithmetic exclu.
sivcy. provided saffi sient number to make il sn
objact. shsii apply by the 18th inst,
JOHN RODMAN.
Newport. March IS
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TUMBNIDGE HAMMOND,

TNFOR us the public, that he propose
4 es engaging 10 the same lime of bxsness, lately
followed by Hsnas koBissps Ne will be happy
TO cook and waite upon any Dansr Party, who may
wish his assstance.-Hc also would engage to ate
tend any one who nigh, wish TO employ him in pa
pering, whitc.wsshipg, &c. Ne hopes by his faithA
funess and sssidui,y to merit SHARE of public psts
ronage
Newport March 8,h 1900
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" Much Of our room is taken up
this day with the Report of the Bank
Committee 1t is highly interesting to
all classes Of the community.
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LIAs Just received 500 Yds cf American Cotton
4 Shirtpgs. unbeached, which he will sell
very low. Newport March Bib. 1870.
Commissioners Notice.
NXtE, the sabscriters having been appointed by
w the Hon ceyrt Of Probate for the ths town
Of Newport, IL tboeousty Of Newport commssion-
ers TO receive sxxmae and adjust tie claims against
SAMUEL KING.
late Of Newport, deceased, represented insoivsnt
DO hereby give notice. thxt six months from the 9th
instant are allowed 10 the creditors of ssid Estsse
TO bring 10 and prove their respective csiuhs aud
that viii attend for that purpose, At respsc-
tive dwellings, any time during said period.
s4krMnS MhssSM EsSis; nsSnc.s c.""s"'-r.
All persons indebted to the Esesse Of said decc O.
ed, are called upon tn make immed ediste payment TO
SAMUEL KING, .sdnisisrsssr
Newport, March IS. 1920
Commissioners Wokce.
fXTE, The subscribers having been appointed b,
w the Hon Court Of Probate Of the town ~
Tiverton, Comni ssioners, to receive, examine am,
adjust the claims sgsinst the Estate Of
G)D1ON ALNt.
late Of Tivertoa, n DE county of Neveort, deceas
ed. represented insolvsat, DO hereby give notice,
that ss noaths frow the osh ~ March, are allowed
the creditors a ssid Esste. 10 bring in ssd prove
their respec,ve csimss and shs We viii attend Tor
thai pSpsse, 81 our respective dweiogA any time
within thss period. p
JOIN saasT wsscassrsR cssM c.ars.a'ss'..
All persons indeb:edso TO said Estse, are hereby
called upon to make ipmediate payment 20
GIDEON ALMy, Asasnssfsasr.
Tiyes,on. March IS 1870
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[ommissio,ers' Notise

Commissioners N0fICe.
WE. the subscribers having been appointed ~
w the Hon. Court Of Probate OF tile town %
Newport, Commissioners, to receive, eIarnihe and
adjust the claims az ainst the Estate OF
ALDEN IiAMMOND.
late Of Newport. in the county OF Newport, PsntsrS
deceased represented insoivent. do hereby give no.
tice, that sin months from the date hereof are IL.
lowed the creditors Of said Estate. % bring in sn0
prove their respective claims shd that we viii at.
tend. for that purpose. At our respective dwellings,
any time within thar period 80
BANlII. DENHAM. 4
All persons indebted 10 said Estate, are herebS
called upon to make im1edisie payment, TO
ELF Y,EER T1EvEII,l s,-...
ROBERT WILLIAMS :
NewpOft. March d. 1020
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The imp,ssed bmeh, Cas Iron Plough.
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On the evening of the 9th inst. the
great Southern mai! from New-York fr
Boston, was attacked and robbed, about
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b. arrivals from Europe twill be SCI
tha, the good old king of England, al
one ii his sons have deceased Ii is n
o. much importance in political or al
other point OF view.
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81 PRINTING, Of all kinds. e<e sasss IN
. sssisfoesosy mans<r, sr shis o6ses.
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SZ,o74,5UI 80
The estimated number OF officers ard
men in the Marine corps is 994.
-s:o:xt:o:-
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The admission Of the states Of Main
and Missouri has been agreed on b
Congress, and tire laws for that purpos
have received the sanction Of the Pres
dcns.
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PORTLAND. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER q.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.

On Monday both Houses Of Congress assem-
bied Mr.. GAILLARp, President pro tenn. Of the
Senate, having taken the chair, the roll Of that
body was called, aud IS members were found
present. The new members having been qualif-
ed and taken their seats, they were classed by
lot sgreeably to the rules. II vas thus decided
that the term Of Mr.. HOLMES shall expire in
March, 1921, and that Of Gen. CaANDLER, in
March, 1923.
In tho House, the clerk having announced a
quorum present, said, he had received letter
from Mr.. CLAY, late speaker, which, with the
leave Of the House, he read as follows:
Lexington, Ky. 28fh Oct. 1920.
SIR will thank you 70 communicate to the
House of Representatives. that, owing to impesi-
Gus circumstances, shall not be able to attend
upon It until after the Christmas holydays; and
10 respectfully ask Ito allow me TO resign the Of
flee Of its speaker, which have the honor to
hold, aud to consider this as the act of my resg
nation. beg the House also to permit ms TO
reiterats the expression Of my sincere acknowl-
Judgements and unafe cted gratitude for the dis
tinguished consideration which II has uniformly
manifested for me.
have the honor to be, with great esteem, your
faithful and obedient servant. IL. CLAY.
Thomas Douhsrty, Esq.
Clerk ofthe House Of Representatives.
On motion Of Mr.. Newton, the letter was order
I'D to lie on the table, and to be inserted in the
Journal Of the House.
On motion Of Mr.. Newton, the House then pro
eseded to the Election ofa Speaker.
Alter seven trials, the House adjourned, having
been unable TO effect choice. The candidates
were JsxN W. TAYLOR, who at the first trial has
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Is CONGRESS-. I'D. Session.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ID.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ID.
quorum Of both Houses assembled on Mon.
day. In the House Of Representatives, eight
ballotings took place for Speaker, In the room
of Mr.. Clay, resigned, without coming to choice
on Monday. Messrs Taylor Lowndes, Smith, &
Sergeant, were the candidates,
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ELECTIONS.

In Lincoln District IL is presumed there i ~
choice Of Representatives 10 fte TIA Congress. NJ.
Hfiihas small plurality # he 'ri,oie number 4
rotes in The sstcns heard from; there are hopwr9
t,so or three to~ns 10 come an wa;ch re under saA4
sars a myeriiy 10 Gen. Wirgafs.
IL Penobsoct and ksnnebec. there j. no ehoife.
The oher dsricts hare made ehoiec efihs candidates
nominated IN This paper. re announced incur ias
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Censm for 1870.

Few towns In N. England, il is believed will
exhibit no great an increase since the last Csp-
sus, a. the town Of Gardiner. In 1910 The pep
ulation numbered 1929, including Fl psrsons res
idsnt on a strip Of land, which has since bcen
annexed to Halloweli Deducting these, the
number was then 1908. II is now 205l, giving
the astonishing gain Of l043; being at the rate
Of more than l04 per cent. This town is favoFA-
bly, situated as we'll for commerce a. manuiac-
lures, having on the Cobbossse stream tbs most
vauble mill seats in the County, being perfectly
secured from those destructive ffeshets, which
on other streams occasion such excessive losses.
These advantages will continue TO promote Us
/ increase, and open new channels for the srf''
| aud enterprise Of its citizens. Hall. sddp'
-
Effects Of Slavery "A Mr.. Patrick Wl.on.
Of Natchsz, having purchased five slaves at ba',
tmo'c, was proceeding home with them, wen
they rose on him, murdered him, and threw nn4
into the river, where the body was found. Aae
uurdsrers have been aPprehended.
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shall Dext ensue after the ,tirtieth day
September one thocssnd eight hundred
,wcn,y ono. And sll other such cotbmiss'
shsii cease .snd expire At tho expiration
nc term OF four years from their respect.
dates.
Sec 3. find te if JarsAer enacted, TbsF
shall be lawful for the President Of the u
ed States, and he is he eby su'borIxed, & 81
.me TO time, as in his opiDion The in,ceesl
ne United States my reqvisc, 10 rego'rs
nd increase the suns for which the bon,
quired. or which may be required, by n
ws Of the United States, to be given By th
aid ofhcsrs, md by al other officers cmpio,
I'd 10 the disbursement Of the public mcncs
ladcr she direction Of the War snd NJ.
pepastnsufs, shall be given and all bcn,
given in 'coatofmisy with such reeula'ios
nsI be ss valid and effsctual, 10 Ill in,en,
nd pu, poses, as If given tor the sums ,ss
pectively mentioned 10 me laws requiring
ame.
Sec. q. hnd Be IL further enacted, II.
The commissions Of ali officers employed
eyyine OF collecting he public sevsrp,
sh.al be made out and recorded in the I q
q y Depat,men,, end The seal OF the ssln ID
A' mens fixed the feto any law 10 Tbs cor
usfy no,witns landing Provided, Tba, III
SD seal shall not be affixed TO any such cor
MISSION oefofc the samc shall have bee
gned by me President Of the United States
Washington, May IS, 1920 Approved.
JAMES MONROE
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NEWPORT. WEDNESDAY. JUNE q, 1870.

In rae presence ef
Jehn 1sv. secty 20 tbs Coznmioaioner,
Wn.iAn Prince. Indian Agent.
William Marble,
Andrew Brooke.
liesre Lspiantc.
Jamcs e. Turner,
Ssuaei l. R,ehardsoa.
Michel Bsouiiles. v Interprctsr.
Nov. Tho, etose, be T. known lnss !, {s0c'
nsoes rresidcni Of the Uaited States q
sneries, hssing seen aud considered ,hs
~ d treaty, hsves BY sod with the advice prf
csentof the Ssosse, accepted. ratified, =
hrmet, ire samss snd svesy clause IN
,IsSss,in.ony wssrsor, s.hevs sepssd Il
&ai Of the unirsd sissss 20 os Me- 4
unto affxed, having fsst sigped "a.
same with my hand.
Oonc At the Guy Of Washington, this TEN
day Of Mey, in The 4ssr Of our Lo,a
ono ,houssnd eight hund, ed aud swsr
~; end Of the Independence OF AK
Uuited States the fo,,y.lour'h.
JAMES MONROE.
by tho Pscsidea,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
S..rfet4tv af SiA4r
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HARDWARE, SIC.

JONATHAN REYNOLDS,
Has .Jor sale, at his Store in Kiekf'ord
/ GENERAL Assortment of Hard
ware and Cutlery; Hrass Andirons. Also
D'y Goods, Hats and Groceries Dutch Piougr
iioos. and ploughs ready made Seed Oats. and
,sriou- kinds of Hay Seed. 500 ID beat Pearl. Ash
IS 10 m tthds Hoops 1000 tish bstrels, so Rur
10; so bushels Plaster Paris, rcsdy ground and fl
tor +, 1900 pine Clapbosrds 1000 ohcsnut rails I,
10 bushels white beans 200 quntsls dry Cos6sh
% barrels picked do 20 barrels Flour Likewise
~ sa'e--t general assortment OF Country Lumber.
s,ns's'ing Of ships plank, boa, boards. ccmmon oak
"a. aud joist half inch Chestnut boards. &C &c.
Wickford, March IS 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-21

FLOUR, &c.
TUsT landed from sIoop Erothers, and for sat
= on Gardnev's-wharf
20 20 's's' So .srs''''s Sss Alez.adsia sLoun.
Apply 20 j. LYON.
who has for sale. sloop shout Is one hurshcnt
years old suilsbIe for the 6shing busshcss, sno
500 Ash barrels.
Newport, May 81. 1870. ss4