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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-08
BY THE MAILS.
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

Supreme Court.-The committee on the
subject of extending the original jurisdiction of
the Supreme Judicial Court, and of the num-
Der and salaries Of the justices thereof, report,
ed that they be referred 10 the next General
Court. Accepted.
Ha1gkers, S'c.--Tbe bill concerning Hawk
ers, Pedlers, and Petty Chapmen, was taken
into pew draft, and passed TO be engrossed
Imperchmenf.-The committee 10 whom
was referred the petition of Sampson Woods,
respecting The misconduct and msl-adminis-
,ration of the Judge of Probate OF the County
Of Middlesex, reported statement Of the facts
proved before said committee, together with
The following resolves viz.
Resolved. That, il is the duty ofthis House
as the grand inquest OF the people Of this
Commonwealth, 10 cause James Prescott ESQ.
Judge of Probate for the County of Middle
sex, to be impeached Of misconduct and mall
administration in his said office, az disclosed
in the evidence submitted to this House
Resoived, That this House do proceed "a
impeach the said James Prescott, Esq. of mis-
conduct and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ia bis said
Office al the Bar Of the Honorable Senate of
this Commonwealth.
FRIDAY. FEB. 2. 1891.
Sendn.-BIessIs. Brooks and Delight, were
appointed committee Oh the part Of this
Slate, TO negotiate for the sale Of the States
Lands in Maine.
impeachment The committee appointed
10 prepare and report proper rules OF pro-
ceedings to be observed Nv The Senate, in the
case ofImpeachmeni Of james Prsscott, Judge
ofPorohate. &c. in the County of Middlesex,
reported, in part, the following Rules. which
were adopted by the Senate, As follows, VIZ :
Ordered, That when the Senate shall re-
ceiye notice from the House Of Representa-.
tises, that managers are appointed on their
part, 10 conduct the Impeachment against
Jcmes Prescott, Judge Of Probate OF Wills.
&c. for the County OF Middlesex, and are d.
reoted TO carry 10 the Senate such articles Of
impeachment, the Senate will forthwith, re-
ceive the managers for the purpose OF exhib.
ting the articles Of such Impeachment. agree
ably 10 such notice. When the managers Of
The Impeachment shall be introduced 10 The
bar of the Senate, and Shall have sienhed
that they are ready 10 exhibit such articles OF
Impeachment, the President Of the Senate
shall direct proclamation 10 be made as fol-
lows, VIZ ~
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-08

t0p.es.--Ne haze co.'s bfscre us Says the
\. 4. National Advocate the Manifesto Of The
King Ut Naples. dated Isl October last, in
which lh4i sovereign denounces the Emperor
of Austria IS an enemy 10 the rights OF the PEG
pie, and wishing ID overthrow Ga system
more adapted to their necessities, more con
tofnsble to the knowledge ot The age, and
which he (ihe King OF Naples would have.
granted them earlier, had mol their desires
been concealed from him" This dignihed
and spirited document contains an able expo
sition Of the unhaiIcwed conduct Of Austria
towards Naples, against whose independence
the Emperor Is charged with being unceasiDg-
~ engaged in sFaing The whole tyrants Of
Europe, under the hypocrtical and hackneyed
preteuce, that the beneficial changes which
have iaken place il the ,~wo Settles, are cal.
culated 10 = sapfhe idRn1ations Of the social
edihce, q threaten the tranquility Of nations"
A hope Is expressed III this document, that
Francis would see The Injustice of his pursuits,
and leave the Ne4poitans 10 enjoy Tie advan-
tages which they now enjoy. " But if, IN
fortunately, (adds the minister of the court of
Naples. this hope should not be realised, the
King st[ The whole nation being determined
10 defend, 10 the last extremity, tile independ-
ence OF the kingdom and constitution, which
IS the palladium of our rights, and The hfmesi
support OF legitimate monarchy--aFe ready TO
bsry themselves under the ruins OF their coun-
try, sooner than submit to foreign yoke
The example Of the heroic resistance OF the
Spaniards to the despoism Of Napoleon would
encourage US; and il the reports which the
Cabinet of Vienna receives from Naples, are
founded on truth. il v i'll moi suppose what we
here advanced 70 be exaggerated"
While such sentiments as these, sentiments
which pervade all Europe, are so fearlessly
avowed, even in the teeth Of hostile power,
with half million of soldiers in the field
there can remain little doubt as to the issue of
the present contest The coniederated band
of crowned heads, may busy themselves as
much as they please in forming mapacles for
the nations but while their eyes are bent on
the south of Europe, the north already resounds
with the cry Of liberty. From the Wolga to
the Danube, from the Danube to the Tiber,
the impulse has gone forth, and mankind seem
prepared in every country to break in pieces
their chains.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-08

New AL grew inpatient the meaning 10 hear,
And ask'd Jimmy DappeF il the ending were
near,
Bot he answered net and stood mute "a a cali
('vhiie he shook both his sides) suppressing a
laugh
Which Jenny observing cried " overburihencd
with wii.n
Replied Tim was never accused ofthat, gel
And with broad ''yaw haw''--he restrained ths
guilt.
The needles and thimbles, thread, chalk-line.
were split,
And patches aud lacings and chalk scattered DER
W It'll other things nameless, lay strowed on the
floor;
The riddle forgotten -and the day being spent,
They all returned homeward--as wise as they
went.
When all were departed ! sat myselfdown,
la the hope that success my endeavours would
crown,
Ia discovering the meaning 9 mirabde
In tcgmine imPenetrsbile.n
please pardon that Latin my dear Mr.. En-.
Twill show that I've got something great in my
head,)
And iho' II was hidden in darkness occult,
Tho 'tis guessed at venture--I send the result
ranged the whole weird, a. I'm daughter Of
Adam,
And could find FOR the first nothing better than
NJ. ADAM;
cut from MAN both bis head and his feet,
And tho Dir. Prnier--'twas murder complete,
acknowledge the fact and as that is granted
Pil add, by so doing, got what wanted
added the difference between mother arth.
And that which first calI'd her from chaos 10
birth;''
This certainly did and stranger 10 tell,
split the woR-L- open aud out dropped an L.
8 Five fourths Of yard-sticlI no one can deny,
WI make me an l.. which want-tc apply
| TO The end OF the other--and then will call
The whole ofthem forth TO a walk in the MALL.
Or ifbetter il plesse-tbe whole number shall,
Commanded byyou take Turn in the MALL,
And there with your knife, or my scissors
you may,
Every letter from Mall. on the right cut away /;
Till you leave but lhoussnd-an that's all
THAT'S,
BY the Riddle requested Yours,
DOLLY FITz QUIZ.
p. 5. Please say to the man, who, that Riddle
composed,
That, when have time, If | feel so disposed,
fll write ham Riddle, and expect he'll explain
AS much as I've done-by the wit o. bis brain.
But must now go-ere more ink be split.
To pick up my 'duds'and to take not the guilt
I've already wrote msch more than's expe-
dent,
But with pleasure subscribe,
Your very obedient,
d. r. @.
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/" Hear ID ! Hear ne /, Hsar "


All persons are commanded 10 keep 81
ience. Oh pain Of Imprisonment. while lie
Grand Inquest Of this Commonwealth Is ex-
hibiiiDg 10 ne Senate articles OF Impeachment
against James Prescott, Judge 81 Probate OF
Wills, &c. for the County a Mijdlesex"
After which The articles shall be exhibited,
and then the President d The Senate shall in
form the managers that tie Senate will take
proper order on the subjec, Of the inpeach-
ment, OF which due notice shall be given TO
the House of Representatives.
The President OF The Senate shall direct ali
necessary preparations in the Senate Cham
Der, and the forms Of proceedings, while the
Senate are sitting for the purpose Of trying
the Impeachment, and oil forms during the
trial, not otherwise specially provided for by
the Senate.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
D. z. Q.

The London papers contain numerou:
congratuatory addresses to the Queen, on
her triumph over her prosecutors. Honest
John Bull appears to kindle in bis affection:
towards her Mnjesty.
Yesterday morning, at half past II o'colck,
the King arrived in his travelling chariot and
four, with or riders, at his Palace. in Pail
Mall, escorted by partay of the 10Th regi.
ment OF light horse, from Windsor
Several parishes, and public institutions, of
London, have addressed the King. congratu-
lating him on the triumph of his royal and
illustrious Courts, and impIoring change Of
ministers.
There are now thirty steam vessels ply
ing on the Clyde the smallest is GO tons bur
den, the largest 2l0: the aggregate tonnage is
$500. Their draugh; Of water from to
s | 2 feet, and from 2 to ~ horse power.
An attempt has been made on the life Of
the Princess Of Cumberland, by the firing Of
pistol through the window of her chamber.
The ball passed within few inches Of the
head of the Princess
In the English Indian Empire, the transla-
iion and circulation of the Scriptures coniin
ne 10 proceed With unexampled success and
the parent committee have, with noble gen
crosby, voted sum of 5OOOi TO the Lord
Bishop Of Calcutta, for carrying on the trans
lation and printing of the Sacred Books.
Some military insubordioations seem to
have broken out in the Russian army but
this. according TO the Courier, chad no con-
neciion with any political view whatever 2
In Denmark, number of arrests are repre-
senied to have teken place. occasioned by
some revolutionary movements, the object az
which was 10 obtain a new constitution and 2
representative government. The King Of
Spain. or account of bad health, had removed
from Madrid but the people, thinking that
he remained TOO long absent. became clamor
Gus, IN consequence Of which he promised 10
return, uLich Gained The ferment.
Letters from Rome state, that when the
Queen Of England took leave Of Bergami AT
81 Omef's she gave him, for his past seryi-
ces. an annuity Of 8O0l sterling, and second
annuity Of 50Ol for his daughter. the little
Nictorine. whom he has sent to a boarding
school al Paris. It's added that Bergami has
purchased The Villa. formerly the residence Of
his royal mistress.
The ports are now closed against the adj
mission Tor home use, Of all kinds &c foreign
grain pulse, and FOUR irerpoof paper.
COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.
Extract OF a letter, dated Vera Cruz. Nov 90
Since writing 10 Won last. nothing partic-
ular has occurred, until the day before vesier-
day, when The Spanish government brig Tir
me entered the port. in 80 DAYS from Csdiz.
BY this arrival we have received The agreea-
be news, that this port will be opened to all
nations, by decree Of the Costes. This
measure Is to take effect iu Eurone on the ist
January. and here on The lst March conse-
sequenlly we shall have free commerce Tor
all articles except cotton goods and il is cx-
pecied they also will be lowed.-The
du'ie. are 70 he very moderate, not 10 exceed
30 rer cent, aud as low a. ~ on some goods.
Very lite business doing here, at present"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-08

Reports Of The Capture ofLimG-aad Revolu-
ton in Quito and Panama.
A Bermuda paper Of the 18th inst. contains
the following
+" Late intelligence had been received at
Jamaica from the Spanish Main, and across
The ishmus of Darien from The South Seas.
= Lord Cochrane has been appointed Admi-
raj, and Admiral Blanco takes post in the
army. His Lordship has captured the city
Of Lima, after tremendous resistance. Four
Of his vessels were sunk. The fleet was com
posed Of 20 sail in all.
" Panama, it is said, has declared for In
dependence, owing TO the success of Lord
Cochrane
z All the Province Of Quito has decidedly
shaken off the Spanish yoke, and . the Pow
ers of Coiumha" seem 10 acquire daily more
strength and stability than could have been
expected
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-08

Subscription books were opened at Ports
mouth last week, for the stock OF a Bridge
over the Pascaiaqua, opposite Portsmouth !;
and in a short tine large part Of the stock
was subscribed for.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-08

Ing The TnanElF N WINCH H0lIlI7 WA TIIlIiT-a
10 be presented to he Legislature. may be
given, ought not lo pass Lut that tie prosis-
ions in SAID resolve be incorporated hio Dill.
which report was accepted.
A messsgs came from tie Hose, requesting
that lhe act, concerning stage plays snd oibeg
theatrical entertainments msy ~ sent dUHA
which was accordingly done.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-08

FIRE AT CAsTINE.


cAsTINE, JAN %.
Early on Sunday morning last the people
were alarmed by the cry Of FIRE. Il commenc-
ed in block ii buildings occupied by Messrs.
Wtherlee g. Jarvis, Holbrook s. Brooks, and
Otis Little, which was entirely consumed
large proportion of The Goods contained there
in were saved. The store OF David Howe,
ne arly adjoining, and also store owned BY
James Morrill,, and improved by Samuel Ad-
ans, escaped destruction only by great exer-
tions and judicIous management. The FIRE
originated ID the store occupied by Hobrook
r Brooks. The principal sufferers are Otis
Little, store and goods, about $4,000; Hol-
brook g. Brooks, goods, about $500; John
Brooks, store, Sioo0; Witbsrlee & Jarvis,
goods, $500 10 $1,000; Ebenezer Perkins,
store, 1000; Joseph Palmer, grocery, in The
lower part, loss inconsiderable.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-08

The Potomac has been so firmly frozen,
that sleigh drawn by two horses, and filled
with passengers, passed from Alexandria TO
Fort Washington on the 26thrult.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-16
NEWGOODS.
William S. Nichols,

NO. SS Ehsmes.sfrte3---h hds J0r sale,
A great variety OF Substantial and
b Fancy Eard.Ware aud othtt Goods,
Am0ng gphieh are,
M oDERN looking Glasses, brass And.
mons, Shovel and longs, 6rsss Candle.
sucks, brittsnis Wares, fac aud common
Cutlery, Brushes Of most Kind ia use, plated
Csstors snd Candiesucks, plated Snuflsrs and
Trays, hne steel and common Snuifers, Jap
aimed Iea Trays, Bread G.sys, Wine Wait
ers, onufiers Trays, Tea CaDnisiers, pecan
tor S,snd', common Tea Pots, Pocket Books
Purses, Thread Cases and Minute Books,
fsocy Soap, Wash Balls, Cologne Water,
IL Antique OH, Pencil Cases, Thimbes OF all
kinds iD use, gilt work blg Clasps, belt
Clasps, gill, plated and i,on Hooks snd Eyes,
Needles, KNITTING Pins, violin Strings, fancy
Necklaces, Ear-Rings, Breast Pins, Rihg,,
Bracelets, WAIeb Chains, Seats and kays,
tortoise.sbeil, ivory end horn Combs, gold
and gilt cotd, gllI Lace, Sc. with such othcr
ar,lcles as are generally found an fancy
store.
a." A haodsome assortment Of silver
mounted snd common Speciacles end Gogies.
w. $ NICHOLS continues 10 nlanuiaeture
and keep for sale, Gold Necklaces and Silver
Wares, OF superior Workmanship, and war
rs0ted good stock
- Cash or goods given for old gold and
silver.
April IL.
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An ACT 10 suthorise the Collectors of Gus
IONS TO pay Debengures issued on the EK.
por,n,ion OF Loaf Sugar and SpiIils dlst!ll-
ed frOm Molssses.
Be r enacted BY fhe Senate and HotAs o.
Representatives. Of "a, United SiGfes oS .5r'eri.
ca az Congress osseR,bIed That ell debeu,utes
which have beeo, or may hereafter be, issued
upon the exportailon Of spirits distilled from
moasses, or sugor refined within the United
States, shall be payable within thirty days ef-
ter the passing Of this act, or thirty days after
The date OF their issue, as the cese msy be,
and shall be discharged by the Collector, BY
whom they may have been, or shall be, issued
out of the product Of the duties upon o,poti 5
and tonnage; any thing in any act or acts of
Congress to the conray Notwithstanding.
JoHN w. TAYLOR.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JoHN GAILLARD,
0President of the Senate pro tempore.
Washington, Mar 3, 1921
Approved JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-16
TEN boxes Mems, Youths and Chi.
n dren's HATS. haadsomc and cheap jun re,
ceivcd ,om New-York and for sale vt
&. WANlON's Book & Hat Store.
.fuOHC fHem are -

-fm0HC fden are -
j. WILLsoN's celebrated i-lifanos beavers and
Mems white and black Hats. with vide brins. q.
the low price oi y each
Tweedy Il B,uudict's imitation beayris.-frst
quality mems real Superfine ditto
White Brothers & co. isifalion beavers - W ter
pSoof diuo msde entirely of Fur. 6ybt and huH,A
sopT--Also best No 1, Hats
Childrens white aud black Beaver. and red hfoS
rocco Hats. .
For cole os above,
50 Resms writing paper, Cap No, 1, 2d ., at on1
dollar per Ream less than the usual price. -.
Letter paper and Stationary Of every descriptions.
School Books Of every kind IN use--ss Aldeh's
and Webber's let, Cd & Sd vols -CusninRA
Morse and GoidsmiIh's Biographies -Ari,hme,ics.
--Grammars. Dictionaries, Testsulnnts. ac.--ochs
mems nd agnk Books
Paper HdHginPS and BorGe,f, ;
For Rooms and window Curtains, selling on .,
very reduced prlces
or Those persons who are indebted to & WAw
Tos, and the more especially those whose Accounts
have been cf long standing. are earnestly requested
to call and make payment, as otherwise their has
counts wil be put in sut IN the course o' 40 days.
Nawpnrt, Nsv ~. 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-16

Superior Canton grapes 0 Black Italian grapes,
II dolls q piece, 0 silk shssls,
Black Luslring 3s gd A variety OF Cahcoea
per yd from l6cts TO 2s per
Black sinchaws, yard,
Plaid Silks as e. rer sd y Ribbons of almost every
Black Bombszeus, as description with avery
sorted prices, X handsome assortment
Bri,isb shirtings and ) of wide Garniture for
sheetirgs, . Leghorn Hats,
Black blue, drab fash 0 White silk ace,
ionsble Olive brown Green ssrsnets
Broadclo,hs, 194 Linen D1msSs for
Cassineres, table Cloths,
flannels, S7-l Linen D4mssk table
Grape skswls. . Cloths,
Cashmere shswls for D Russia Diapers,
S3 25cts y Beaver Gloves,
Figured border ditto Z six ditto,
from 8 dols to So 50, y DimIties,
Tabby Veives, n itussis sheeting.
White Cambrics, X Whiiened do.
Fig'd ditto, \ sewing Cottons,
A large assortment oil d Velvet Ribbons,
Book muslins. D Umbrellas &c.
o.
One Case OF Leghorn Bonnets,
ofp superior quallty-wdich viii se sold lower than
any in town.
Newport, April 4, 1890
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons having accounts stand
N ing sith the subsctibers. are requested TO
cali .na settle the sane wi,hou, further noiios, I"
the business hc,.S,sr tlu be differently arr.nged.
JoaS wtLttAns b son.
Ysh,.i& n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-16
UNION FACTORY.

-Y-HE subscribers respectfully informs their
i friends and The public in general, that they
have added to their establishment 9 complete set
Of new Cards, suitable for esrGiHs os s;e'inc root
in the best manner, which together With their os.
mer machinery make their establishment complete.
Wool OF all grades osrded into rolls at the low
es, terms They wish TO receive wool for manu-
fscturing on shares or contract, as may best sun
their employers. They continue 10 carry on Their
Clothing business, in all it's arions branches Ey.
cry stuniion will lie paid to the coloring Of Grapes,
B5mbaze,tes, silks. scs The following persons
will receive and forward any Articles nnended Tor
the Union Factory.
GEORGE LAwTON, Tiverfsn
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brirsi Ferry.
EDWARD sTAEHOPE, and
j. w WATSON, Nerpsrk
The subscribers, return tier sincere thanks TO
their old customers and solicit the continuance OF
their f.yours JOHN BABCOCK.
MOSES LAWTOS.
Portsmouth. June7
"PRIyTIAG @, ef al kfnds, erreHftd ~
q satssfasfory naaasr, Al ~ ofSs.s.
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is, appropriated, TO be token from any money
in the Treasury not o'herwi'e appropriated.
Washington, Mach Sd, 1891.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
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CUNDALL'S MILLS.
WnoI (zrGiHr.

THE subscribers inform their friends
l. and the public, thst they have repenished
their Cardmg Machines with new Cards OF the nm.
est and most approved Manufacture, and thst ihey
are now enabled to Gard Wool OF ala grades, in the
best manner.
They continue 10 Manufacture all kinds OF Wool
en- Goods, as usual Also, they color and hnsb
Wooden Cloth Of all description and to color gar
ments, &c that have faded or become uniashion-
able An branches Of the above busness will be
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE & GhINNELL.
n B.--sANPoRp ALNY onpton-PELEc
CoRRY, Tiverton WILLIAM PHAnsB, BRISTOL
Ferry--and jon SHERMAN. IN Newport, VIII re-
ceivc and forward articles intended for ihe Manu-.
factory Portsmouth. July -, 1920
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AarDlsva,e, Gallery, ShY.GhamlcrJ, &C.
WIN. II. RATHBONE,
06crS TOR sale az his Store, head Of
Packef Uhay,

CBerS TOR sale Gt ms Store, head of
PaekeG Uharf,
OUADRANTS, double and single
observation Brass snl wood Compssses /.
spy Classes Cases OF Mathematical, ias,rumrrtss
psrsllel rules, Scales and Disders Naygstors nod
Coast Pilots Charts patent haifhour Classes
Log glasses Bunting and ships colours, quills.
writing, letter and log paper inA powder. cordsgo
OF All sizes twne house, cabin paint ana scrub
brushes, brooms cabin nops log reels and ehIiss
deep and hand esdsl hand pumps serving
manets; blocks and hanks japan lamps and feed
ers, horn aud tin lanterns knives and fork, hin.
ges OF all kinds; screws; brsss and iron ia,ehes
locke coffee mills, jack and pen knveS, spoons
cooks iades aud tormentorS, axes, hstohets, hsns
mers, Japan and tin trumpets, chisels sugurs, hts.
saws, hsrpoons and grains, hsh hooks. sail needles
ana palms, leather, sheathmg paper, csulking rens
and mallets; marlin spikes iron shov.ls. shape
sreRpers. g'mblets, pump and cIspper nails, slstes
and pencils spanish brown, red lead tin, iron and
stone ware patent deck lights brass puap boxes,
wrought and cut nais brads and tacks Of All szes.
tile glue, chalk birthstone, lsmpbsok, oars, hand.
spikes, Tar. Pitch, Turpenune Bnd Rosin oakuint
with full assortment OF every articles us,,a1ly cal
ed for IN Hardware aud ship Cbandlery store.
GT Persons wishing QuRhrents aud CompssseA
repaired, can leave them nj the above store, where
they will be attended TO.
Newport June Ia
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REM0PAL.
Andrew Y. Allen & Co,

IL AVE removed to The Store recently os u,t saJ
\ occupied by c. RhopEs, Esq No, l0S
Ihsmes-sueet, lev doors south of their old s,anaa
where they have Tor sale, al wholesale and retGii,
general
assortment ot Groceries.
Newport March II.
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HATS AND SCHOOL BOOKS.

Newnort. Juno "a.
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ELEGANT LEGHOkNS,
Remarkably Cheap
Fl. SESSIONS,

HAS Just teceived--l case elegant Leg
HORN BONNETS, Of q vety supetI-
or qoaiiy, which he offers for sale, remafka.
bly, cheap.
Also--l case STRAW BONNETS, very
fue, and Of the latest fashions, very cheap.
LiteUise--l case India black and colored
doubie chain LgvASTIsEs, an5 black and col.
orcd India SATISs. With large and extep-
siye assortment Of other Goods--alI Of which
will be sold a, veFy low prices.
Newport, April 4, 1921
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II E w G. q O. ID S.
O.
John B. Newton,
1T Od Stand IO4,

1T OLd StIHd lO4,
WILL this day receive from the latest
importstions from che Triton and Rasseias
into Boston. large variety of SrsIEe GooDs--
They are offered for sale cheaper than any broGgh!
TO this market