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FOR SALE.
HREE House Lots in and near Washington

THREE House Lots in and near Washington
- Street,
One House Lot in or nesr Cumberland Street.
Oae undivided b aft of House aud Land formerly
belonging q Neal shaw.
One undivided half Of House and Land al Capt.
sick owned with Richard Gooding.
One undivided half OF saw Miil on the upper
Falls Brunswick, now occupied by Vincent
Woodside
The above would he exchanged for English Of
W. i. Goods, or for Land IN the Country.
Apply to ATWOOD & QUINCY.
Portland. May 90
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A BSCONDEO from the subscriber in SCARBOROUGH, al
IN indented Apprentice by the name ofSTEfHEN HA r.
MON. about years old with dsr hai and back
lad on when he wrnS awsy, blue coar. MAXIM pslf@
oors and calico This forbid all persons bar
bormg or trust's bi on my scconEt, as shall ply
debts ct his contracting and wnoever will nh OF
said apprentice, shall bt entitled One
ward aud no charges paid. ZACAARIAH HARMON.
searboF oogh. June 10, 1871.
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r. GREELEY

+. GREELE Y
Has FOR SALE, Il! No. s. Long-Hhog,
81 - hhds West India RUM,
~ l Pipes Cognec BRANDY,
do. Anerican DO.
do. Hollands GIN.
O. Boxes LEMONS, -
30 Kegs Manufactured TOBACCO.
$50 Boxes by 81 by 8 & by 10 Window
GLASS,
90 Boxes Nos. & CHOCOLATE,
n. @. SUGAR Boxes STARCH,
Souchong and Hyson TEAS,
Bag Spanish PIMENTO.
Portland June &c,
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To - o. - in the county of ----,
addition Greeting Whereas "A. Il. Of -. in
the county of -, [addlion1 has requested me
TO take your deposition 10 be Used in an actiol
now pending between him and - aud the
house Of -, ~ -, anu the - dav Al -
in the year OF our Lord = at Of the clock
IN the - noon are appointed the time & place
for taking the same deposition You are hereby
required, IN the name of the State Of Maine then
and there TO appear TO testify what you know
relating TO the said action. Hereof fail not.
Giren under my hand and seal at -, the -
day Of -, in the year Of our Lord -.
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STATE OF MAlNF.
:, g. Town Of :

ihis - day 81 -, in the year Of orr Lord
-, personally appeared before u, the subscri-
oers, two Justices Of the Peace 10 and Tor the
coaniy OF -, quorum unts, The aforc said
aePoIenf, sDd after beng carefully essa.lrd and
auiy cautioned 10 testify the whole truth and
nothing bai ths TRUTH made oath ,or affirmed, ths;
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- :, Justice or me Ftdee-
SECT. s. BE a further enacted, That such
Justice, when requested by the party applying
afore id, shall Issue his summons to the depo.
nent inssubstance as follows, TO wit
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To of - in the town Of - Gsddi-
toni Greeting Whereas A; b. OF ----- IN the
County Of -, addition] has requested me
10 take the deposition of -, of -, in the
county OF -, ladditionl TO be used in an
action Of pending between you and the said
"A. Il. and the house Of - in - and the -
day Of -, in the year Of our Lord - At -
OF the clock IN - noon are appointed the time
and place for the said deponent TO testify what
he knows relating 70 the said action; YOU are
hereby notified that you may then and there be
present, and put such interrogatories as you may
think fit. Given under my hand and seal at -
on the - day Of - IN the year Of cor Lord
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03
HARD WARE. BRASS ANDlRONS, BRlr7
TANNIA GOODS, LOOKING GLAS-
SES, DC. @c.--yery cheap.
EDWARD FARLEY,

OEers for Sale at No. 10. Erchange-Street,
opposite Mr.. NesI's Insurance
Office.
DLATED Tea Pots, Castors, Spoons, Snufers,
L Trsys and Candlesticks; Britannia * Block
un Tea Pots slleer aud steel bow sfeciscies;
SILVER and plated Pencil Cases silver and plate
incuat~o v5s,s ;~iiver Ihimhies BRASS AND
IRONS, unusually cheep; Shovels & longs siee'
and common Shutters Waters--iruit Trays
Cheese ireys- Coffee MilIs--lves' patent Under
Boxes Flat Irons--firats KetiieS-iand Saws
Floor and Hearth Brushes--shoe do.-cothesdo
horse 6o.-Hair s-NeedleS--Penk.
uives-J Jack ii Shears-- Scissors hammers
Ha,che,s. Rasps. Files, Shoe Knives, lacks, Pm
Gers, Nppers, Awl., Razors, Razor Cases and
Strops, pewter Por-ingefs, Furniture Trimmings.
Coat and Butions. mouse Traps Bellows,
carpenters Tocls, Locks, Hinges and Screws,
Knives and Forks, whitewash Brushes-ChSl
IRON ARE-Pots. Kettles, Spiders. Skillets.
Tea Kettles, Bake Kittles, Basons, Pass. Dogs.
&c.-Curry Combs. Siseiyar ds, sheep Shears,
brass aud iron Candlesticks, iron Squares, Combs,
shaving Boxes toilet Glssses, snuff Boxes, Latch
IS, Inksisnds, Inkpowder, Mathematical lnstru-
tnenis, Shoves, Trace Chains. sand Paper, States,
LOOKING GLASSES. &c. &c. May t5.T
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AN ACT prescribing the mode Of taking iepoSitons.
cro REn enacted By The Staafe and House
- Of Representatives. IN Legislature
assembled, That when any civil cause shall be
pending in any Court, or before any Justice Of the
Peace in this State, and the writ, original sum
mons, or complaint therein shah have been served
on the d. PENDANT, or be pending before Referees
or Arb;trators, aad either party in tiso oaass shall
think it necessary to have the testimony therein
of any person who shall live more than thirty
miles from the place of trial by Court, Jury,
Referees or Arbitrators, or shall be bound on a
voyage 10 sea before, about to 20 out Of the
state, and not return in time for the trial or shall
be SO sick, infrm aged, as not 10 be able TO
travel and attend al the trial then the feposi-
tion Of such person may be taken before any Jus
tice of the Peace not being of Counsel or attor-
ney to either party, or interested in the event of
the cause PTouided, notice be given, and pro-
ceedings be had, as hereinafter directed.
SECT. 2. Be Further enacted, That when
either party in the cause shall apply TO Justice
OF the Peace to take such deposition, he shall
give notice 10 the adverse party if in this State
IN substance, az blows, to wit:
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03
A Pleasure Boat,
twenty-five feet

in length, with Ilawser.
Anchor. Sails, &c. Can
I've purchased on glod
terms by applying at
Nos. Z & 3 Long HhGIC.
Nav 8, 1891. tf.
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SET. g. BE ff further enacted. That every per-
son deposng aforesaid. shall first he cautioned
and sworn, affirmed, 10. testify the truth, the
whole truth, and nothing but the truth on being
afterwards carefully examined, shall subscribe
the testimony by hind or her given, after the sane
shall be reduced to writing which shall be done
only by the Justice taking the deposition, or by
the deponent, or some disinterssisd person, in
the presence Of the sad justice and the depo-
sitioa 50 taken shall be retained by such justice
uatil he deliver the same, together with certif.
cate oithe reasons Tor taking such deposition and
Of notice, II any, with his own hand 90 the Court
Justice, Referees Arbitrstors, for which II may
hste been taken, or shall, together with such
certificate Aforesaid, be sealed up by him, and
directed to such Cont, Justice, Referees or Ar
bdrators and remain under his seal until open
"a In Court, or by such Justice, Referees or Ar
Atsators, which certificate shall be IN substance
4e1otsAws u wit
- a4
Lord - the aforesaid deponept was exam
med and Cautioned, aud sworn OF affirmed, agree
ably 10 law, 70 the deposition aforesaid BY bin
subscribed, taken az the request Of - and 10
be used in action or - now psncng between
him and - before There name the Ctort,
Justice, Referees or ArbItrators, aud the adverse
party was. was not present (as the case may
be) the said deponeut living more than thirty
miles from the place Of trial. being abont TO &c
out OF the State and not 10 return in time for the
trial OF being hound on a voyage 10 sea, or being
80 sick, or being inhrm, or being 90 s.ed al e
be unable TO travel aud attend at the trial, is the
cause of taking this deposition.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08

fn 81. Aichaei's Church. Bristol. on the 5h inst.
Reverend srEPHEs Il. Tvso, Of Georgetown 10.
Cd 10 Miss Ann D'WoLJ GsIssoLp, laughter OF
kight Reverend Bishop Griswo,d.
At Tverton. on sunday last. Mr. GsoRoE w
SL0cUx 20 Miss ELIZA MAseHEsrEa, both OF that
towa-Mr. JossPa WHIrIsc, OF Bristol, to
Ma MAaY HusrEa, Vt the former place.
DIED,
In this town Sunday last, Miss ABIGAIL
HELMs, IN the SD year OF her age.-she was tor
Nearly ~ years, a worthy member Of the 6rst Con
greg gationai Church in this town.
Mss PATISsGs rgexEs, in the 7Jth year Of
her age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
NO1'lCt..

TIE undersigned Committee hereby give public
notice, that having divided the Grammar School
in this place into two departments, Scholars in the
with the greatest advantage They have engaged,
as The Iepoherin that department, MIR NATHANIEL
HELnE, whose character. talents and requirements,
10 their opinion, unite eminenty TO qualify him for
that station. Mr. III will attend personally on the
pupils six hours IN day board will be provided
in respectable families, on very moderate terms -
The Committee feel pledged to exert Themselves.
that the situation aud advantages Of Scholars, who
may be placed here from abroad shall be such. AZ to
give high satisfaction 10 parents, and to the public
. Particular attention will be paid to their morals.
OLIvse BRows, RoBrRTF NoyEs.
JAMES UELME, THOMAS 5. TAYLOR,
JHonAsR WELLS WILKINS UPDIKe,
ELISHA x poTTea Committee.
Liik Rest, july Ii, 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08

An act 10 prevent Geese from running at
large in the town Of Newport.
I2E II enacted By The Town Of Nswbor', and By the
IL authority thereof u "a enacted That no person
dwelling in the town OF Newport, shall permit any
Goose Geese to at large in any OF the streets.
commons or high ways Of said town, upon pain and
penalty Of forfeing such goose or geese so running
at arge and it shall and may be lawful for any per.
son, being freeman Of said town Of Newport, upon
finding any goose or geese going at large in said
town of which such person is freeman, TO slay,
seize and take up all such goose or geese. 50 60.
ing al large whether they belong to the inhabitants
within or without said town. and it or them 10 con-
yer, to his or her use, without being accounta.
bic in any sort for the same.
Vsied. That the above act be and remain In force,
from and after thirty days from the date hereof
true copy.
CHARLES GYLRs, T0Ien Clerk
Newport, July 26. 1921 All
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08

The specimens Of writing from which these fac
simlles we're taken, are from the hand Of A Young
lady OF responsibility who left school but few days
prior TO writing with me, and wrote the specimen
previous TO taking lessons" under the directions
OF an instructor; the improved hand was written
within hsen days afei the first lesson the original
manuscript, with name &c may be seen Ga, the A.
csdemy ss sbove.) and shew more Improvement
than is here exhibited
Lines are dispensed with not only because they
are deemed useless bot highly detrimental to the
progress OF every person studying practising this
Art-ibey serve TO destroy that freedom and bold
ness OF execution so essential for writing with case
and dispatch: the difficulty o. keeping TO the line,
often exceeds that OF executing the letters the ia
cili,y with which persons learn TO write straight
without lines, on this system, has convinced the
most ,ncredu'ous OF It's utility
Ladies viii fnd this hand not only fashionable,
but peculiarly adapted TO epis,oisry purposes
Ladies and Gentlemen write in separate apart
menis, and may attend al any hour during the day,
and at different hours sui,ing their convenience
Making good pen being Of the utmost conse.
quenoe tor handsome writer, this simple and easy,
yet too often neglected qualification, shall be strict
y attended to- and all who attend these lessons will
be instructed 10 make pen principles that will
enable them TO make any number Of pens precisely
OF the same description.
Terms tor the whole course Of lessons incudi ing
pen, mixing ink, paper &c Tso DOiiars and .E6y
cents.
7, S. Lsdies and Gentlemen forty Yeas Of age and
upwards have attended these essops with success
and satisfaction.
july I8 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
State of 'hode. Island, &c.

WAsRTSoToY,sc -CIf'ks CDiee Conrf COMMON
Pieas July, 1921
u request. the creditors Of SATuAsist Cor.
ID rseLL of Exeter in the county Of Washington
AN Io.olvsnt debtor are notified TO appear st the
Court Of Common Pleas, to be holden at South Kings.
town within and for the county Of Washington on
the second Monday OF August next on the second
dsy OF the term, (ftbey see 6) to nominate Assign.
ecs to receive and distribute the estate OF said Cot
treIl TO and among his creditors, sgreeab'y to The
ors passed June Session, A. ID 1920.
SAMUEL HELME, Clerk
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BHowS UswERsITv, July 10, 1921.
Mr. NArhAsIEL HELhs, does IN my opinion,
fully support the character given him in the above
Notice ASA MESSEH.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE. :.

II "A. PITAUX, from Paris, ,espectlui'y y
Il informs the Inhabitants Of Newpo, 1.
'h't he i"'ends opening School Tor inst,uc,.
'ng the ,eneh Langusge, on Mondsy nexi.
Apply at Mrs. COOKS Hotel. P,ws,e Les.
sons VIII DC also given in families if ,equssl.
d
Satisfactory Recommendation. of Mr..
qu"''hcauoDs, Sc. will be exhibited 10 aIi
% ,.He.ee..o July SS.
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AMI


No. /, Custom House Court.
WILL this day open a complete rs.
sorlment OF Goods suitable for 80
Season, in ,be sale Of which, 70, cbespnes,
and goodncs, he cen have no rival.
Among which, are ts following, ritz
comp'e.e assort ltnen Cambries,
mcnt OF Brosdcio,hs Long lawn,
Blue, black x Fancy One Case all black
Cassimeres Canton C'spcs,
Woolinetts, Also, Colored Crapes
Sa,tiostts, vesdpgs, Black x green I,siisn
Queens Cloth for Grape,
Frock coats, Oil cloths,
Marino Shawls and Suspenders,
hsndketcsie!s, Chip Flats by the do
6.4 and - Bomba. Zen,
Gins, Light Cslicoes,
! yard wide Prints for Black latstfibg, cheap
only % TO Is Cd tho Lcvantines and plaid
yard, Silks,
Faocy Muslin dresses Bonnet Silks,
Imitation book mus Fancy end plain Rib
olins, bops,
Chain Buttons ~ low Ladies and Gentle
as S. dox. mems kid, silk and
Coat, Vest, and other beaver Gloves,
buttons, Yellow NsDkins,
Galoons & Ferrstts, Inserting Trimming,
Umbrellas & Parssols Linen and Cotton
Plsin, white and stri- Lace,
ped Jeans, Copcsns & Seersuck-
Corded Vclyets Q, Sd es.
the yd. Silk al d cotton Hos
Stout Velve,s for IS ieiy,
Cd the I'd. Robes end Scsrfes,
Knives and Scissors, Shiriings snd Com.
cheap and good, brics,
Gipebams, Brown and white Lin
CbiIdfens oil Aprons, ems,
Fgur'd and Plain Fancy Crsvs;s,
six Lace, Linen Dsmssk,
Checks end Ticking, Ball & ether Fringes,
Sewing silks, Twist Table Cloths, IS.
and Thread, Null null Musins,
ALSO,
One Case Of Straw Bonnets, by the dozen.
Gentlemeps Legbofn Has, and one Bslo
more Of those cheap black BOMBAZETTS.
lime 90,
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State of Rhode Island, &c.

Stale OF NnOUt-ISIaHU, oSC'
WAsaIYe 7os,se. -C2erks office Cou'f Common
Pieos. .juiy 20. 1921
d request. the creditors OF ELISHA b CHAR
ID psLL of south Kingstown in The County Of " ash.
ington iaborer are hereby notified to appear at the
Court of Common Pleas TO be holden st South Kings
town, within snd for the county OF Washington on
the second Monday Of August next. on the second
day of the term, &c they 6) 10 nominate Assign.
ees 10 receive and distribute the estate OF the said
CbappeI among his creditors sgreesbIy TO the pro.
visions Of m act entitled set for the relief OF In.
solvent debtors, passed Jone session, A 1920.
SAMUEL HELME, Clerk.
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LIST OF LETTt.kS,

-ETTt.kS,
:, August /, 1921.
Moses Ann G..
McGleunon John
Manchester Weighly
NicoIson Mary 2 II.
Oldridgc NJ.
Parker John
Peckham Erasmus K
Pticc VIM.
Pinkham Reuben ].
Perry Elizabeth
Page J.
Philips James b.
Quimbey sahel
Rulledge VIM.
Reed John
Sut.le Mary
Semot~NNnah
Sheffield John
Shea'man Mindrell
Sadus Roy
Smilh Nathaniel
Seamore NJ Yam
Simo~. : aIing
Taylor NICHOLAS
Thurber Rhoby
TuDstsll Hezekish
Tbomss George
Thurs'os VIM.
White Rhoba
Wilbour Arnold
Whiting Ebenezsr
White Daborsh II. 2
Wilson James
Wing Phila
Weaver Sarah
Williams John z.
New -Shoreham.
Molt Lodo wick
Sands Natb'l.
Sands Ray 2 Il,
Wiley Aaron
Jam,sfown.
Howland Daniel
Watson Borden Q Il.
Watson John J.
Watson Abizsh B.
Portsmouth,.
Cook Dsniel
Chase Daniel
Mddief own.
Litlle6eld WIN.
hrmy.
Burns Wm.
Thomss Allen
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
BOAT STOLEN.

WAS taken from the wharf Of tho subscri-
Der, 10 Brenton's Neck, on Monday
night Last, Saii-Boat, of about / feet keel |;
her bottom painted green, with q black,
white, and red s,resk. Her sail was old, and
p'eced ,owsrds the after part with piece cf
new cloth. She had a new rope to her crap
ping II is supposed the boat was taken by
two soldiers from Fort Wolcott, who have
deserted. Whoever will return said boa, 90
that the subscriber, may obtain her again,
shall DO satisfactorily rewarded.
STEPHEN BATTEY.
Newport, Aup 3 1921
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LIST OF
In the Post Omc
Appleton w IN. 2 It.
Aibro Samuel 5.
AImy Frances
Burns Nancy
Buckmaster Martha
Belts Sarah
Butts Coggeshall
Burcick Eliza.ann
Blanchard Wm.
Bailey John
Cory Caleb
Coggeshsli Mary
Cornold Hannah
Cas,of Mary-snn
Corooll Gardner L.
Chase G.. s, Palmer
Cranston Rcbeekah
Clarke Phebe
Crins Lm. H.
Dock'sy James r.
Dunnayn w IN,
Duggon James . Il.
Durham Mary
Dyer Sampson
Ea.ton Elizabeth
Earl Matilda
Fowler George
Gaudy John 2 II.
Quincy Elizabeth
Greenleaf Z. p. 3 X.
Gould Henry
Gist States
Giraud Francis v.
Greenoid Hartford
II :nshaw Jacob S.
H,ggerdon Susan
Hall Seth
Hayward Ca,harine
Howland Phebe
Huntington Sarah
Homer Jacob
Hi Bernard
II H,rvey Mary
Holt Eliza
Hopkins Isaac
Knolton James
Law,oo BENZ. . II.
Law,on Robert
I.srkip Peter
Like George
Langley Z.
Lyndon Nancy
Muoningham Martin
Mcclellan Hugh
Mann Wiib Doc,
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WRITING ACADEMY,
Corner Of Church and Spring Street,
Opposite tAe Ipiseepai C.irrh.
.NEUPOkT
I SHEFFlELD-Finishing Writine

- Master. teaches in ten or fifteen lessons the
most Indifferent writer's, without exception 20 age
NH upwards OF twelve years. or regard to inye,ers
ey OF habit to write an elegant expeditions Run.
ning hand, perfectly iegible and straight wi,hou,
nnes and wi,hout' raising the pen in the execution
OF even tie longest word, PRINCIPLES so simple il
Is acquired With ease in the above number of les
snnsi and when once acquired is after retained
-ior confirmation OF which he appeals to several
hundred Ladies and Gentlemen Who bsve tsken
lessons OF him. ard to their specimens Of improve
men,, which the public are respectfully invited ,o
examine nj the Academy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08

Win many other articles too numerous to partic-
ularize, ali of which he offers at low prices.
Newport, Juiy 81, 1921
&. VI. THURSTON.
hFFERs FOR SALE, wholesale and retail,
~ For Cash. or ahhroped credit,
l2o hhds 30 lie'ces and 10 obl, best re-
failing Molasses;
10 boxes and 10 bbls. Havana brown Su.
gars;
do. white do;
20 chests Hyson, Young Tyson, Hyson.
skin, and SoachcnE Teas (;
10 hhds. and 100 ibis. best rye Gin, diff
fercnt brands
do. w. |. Rum;
pipes Cognac Brandy;
90 ~. casks Wine, different kinds
20 kegs fest qlaluy Tobacco;
90 do. Gun-P iwder
so bbls. Fiout;
10 boxes Dooltde Soap; 10 DO. sperm
Candies
so quin,als Goldfish;
500 lbs. Cassie, Nutmegs, Cloves, Ginger,
Pepper, PearIssh;
Lorrillard's Maccoboy and Scotch Snuff,
and Paper Tobacco, Sc. Sc. Aug g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
BOOKS, &c.

w HELPLEf'S Iompeud Of History, with
questions adapted to ditto, by Rev Jo.
'eph Emasoo, ptice SI,so
Prorhsey OF Dante, poem by Lord Byron,
prlce s Cts.
Pe'ey Aneedo'es' Humanity" price So
cents.
H'sto a Sac g, price IS cent?.
Essnesiic Instructor, designed for thu
Sc ct Schools and families, compiled BY
William Collier, A. NJ.
Also,
Saunders's Patent Razor Suops, is yerv
powerful 10 particol.' for thick edged Ra-
z"s' for sale by
JAMES HAMMOND.
Aue
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
THEATRE.

THE PUBLIC are respsc fury ,oiorm med
J. hal The ENTER hlNAlEN is, an.
nounoed Tor last eysGing, (and postponed on
account Ut the non a'sivsI vi the wa; drobe,
SC. which was detained on Ihe passage from
Portland by Cor, ay winds,) slu positively
be performed His EVENING.
~ The vessel sItb The Wa drobe, sc.
on board, having arrived yes,erday st,ernoon,
the Ps'fo, nibSes y,il pOsluveiy axe place
Ths rhGatre viii DO opsn IN w ednesosy
and frldsy this wees
TIL EvkSISG,
WEDNESDAY, Angus 8,
Will be presented Ito thls Disnt ouy,)
d. Goldsmith's much sdmifed Comedy in
3 Acts, csiisd
SHE S1OOPS TO CONQUER,
On, THE MISl AXES OF A NIGHT!
Hafdesslle, (h,s Fl 5, appearance ia Newport,
f,om me New Yosk Thea,te) Nc. Knne'.
Young Mailuw, DUFF
Hastings, (h,s f',' appearance here) Ps,k,us.
Tony Lumpkin, (6'N appearance
here) In. Brown.
Stingo, Cbernock.
Diegoy, Jones'
Je,emy, Brazicr.
Ms. Hs,dcas,le, Mrs. Barnes.
Miss II rdcastle, Drummond
Miss Neville, (Grss appear
snce here,) Parker.
Pimple, Cher first appear
ance hereD Clarke.
In Act Cd Comic Song, " The three jolly
Pigeons" by MIR. ]. NJ. Bs0wn.
End of The COMEDY, will be performed, for
the first time Tin Newport, A NEW
SCOTCH BALLET, b'ougnt forward un.
der the direction OF Mr.. Parker, ate Bal
let Master of the New York Theatre,
called
DONALD OF DUNDEE,
OR, The HIGHLAND LOVERS.
Donald, (his first appear
ance here0 Mr.. Parker.
For other Characters see Bills
To which will oe added, [for this night on
b iavorite musical Aiterpisce, in Acts
called
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OF AGE TOMORROW,

On, A WILD GOOSE CHASE.
frederick. ,Ba,on W,!linghurst (his first ap-
/ pearance IL Newpor,,) M M5Feiand.
For other CHarGcters see BiAs.1
l" Doors opened at half past o'cln X, an
the Cu'tain rises a, quarter past o'clock
precisely. Boxes, 5 Pit, so Cents
Gallery, IS Cen:s--No money TO be re-.
ceived at either Of the Doors. Places Tor
che Boxes may be taken, and tickets had,
AZ The Theatre, on the day IF petfo' nance,
from 10 untii /, and from o'clock through
the remainder Of the day and evening.
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