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wTeicbed woman who was executed last Tues.
Jay Tor forgery. Oh course. BE vas perfect
y aware that any letter OF hers TO his Males
~. e-Pec'aliy after the tnsoient one that has
been published, with her name affixed 10 il,
would command immediate attention. Does
The Cipcen, or DO her advisers, imagine, that
these miserable tricks, for such they are. will
have any effect upon thinking individuals
We wish she could hear with what disgust
every one speaks Of the manpuyre.- Courier.
LONDON, DEC. 9.
a letter dated the 9Th inst and received
yesterday from Antwerp, states, that Piu5sian
stock czPerlnced a sudden and material rise
there, on the receipt Of intelligence from
IropPau Of pacific nature and that the
King of Prussia was On lis return 10 Berlin.
The letters yesterday from Vienna, from any
source meriting 70 be quoted as authority, are
70 as'mIlar purPOrt, and Austrian stock il also
( improving IN value.
The Paris papers of Wednesday arrived
| yesterday. Lord Stewart ha, returned from
lroPpau TO Vienna, having left Mr.. Gordon
TO supply his place at the seat Of the Congress :;
but II IS understood that all the business of i'm
portance has been concluded and that the
two Emperors, and the ministers now assem-
bIed al TropPau, only await the answer Of
the Neaporian Cabinet to the conditions
transmitted from Troppau, to dissolve the
Congress altogether.
LONDON, DEC. IL.
Last evening the Duchess Of Clarence was
happily delivered Of Pyincess-it has been
baptized by the name of Elizabeth.
10 England the public mind is far from be-
ing quiet. The Queen enjoys the confidence
OF the people but the Ministry perse,ere in
refusing 70 place her name in The liturgy, as
well as neglect all suitable provision for the
Queen Consort. In Dumfries, in Scotland, the
Female Benevolent Society gave out word
that they would not illuminate g ia honor Of
a woman who was disgrace to her SEX
that II their windows were broken they would
dismiss their Charity School in which $50
poor children are educated, and stop giving 40
pounds year to assist poor families in dis
tress-theTetore let the mob consider. No
windows were broken.
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Massachusetts Legislature. had ! recess ~
Tuesday last: it sits az am, principally for the
ria Of the Judge Of Probate FOR NhIuasex
~ The 81 Tuesday of april Some in,o.tant
'u.iuess has been transacted during The ses-
son Of ihls Legislature, among WHICH i he
boiilIon If The old Circuit Courts af Com.
.noD Pleas, and the establishment 81 Sfa,s
Court OF Common Pleas, conss,inr If faf,r
Judges throughout the State. The salary Nj
the Chief Justice 4 fixed n . 200 and those
OF the associates al s 1900. The militia bin
was referred 70 The next general Court. Al
Temps were made u reduce tie salaries w
the oihcers Of Government, but did not sue
coed. Laws have passed 70 require the At
iorney General, ID examine bill. uendjnU in
The LegIslaiure--to establish tue law III the
road-to district the commonw ealth for the
choice "a Senators, by which Suffolk has TX
Essex seven, Orc The subject VI lotteries
has also engaged he attention of the Legisls-
ture II appears by report Of The committee.
that ID SIX classes oi The Union Canal L.7nsr,.
the tickets actually sold amount 10 Z 462 y
the sum paid out N prizes TO S 400. 497. M
KING loss TO The purchasers OF tickets of
; 6O.83O,7O The expences, loss br bad
debts, by the agency OF brokers. and in,eres,
amount 70 66.996,09 making a loss. "a The
proPrletors N the six classes vi g5.f47 ~ v
bis, Ike every other species Of gambling IS
rather an unprcphiaJie Concern.
The most inseresing subject. which has
come betora the Legislature j., The inoeach-
meat OF Judge Prescott the novelty Of The
proceeding the character OF the nanarers .pe
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PORTLAND THURSDAY, FEB, Is, 1891

Legislature Of Maine The business Of our
Legislature Is OF great importance, although
there are but few subjects which much excite
the public mind. All The laws Of public
nature that have application 10 Maine. which
have been enacted In Massachusetts since the
commencement Of lis government, are passing
IN revision before our Legislature. III exam.
ming an edhce, composed Of such variety Of
materials and put together at such different
umes, great care and skill are required, les
in detachng portion or The work, which IN
one part may seem to delorm the building. or
in making additions Il IL The strength ahd
symmetry Of the whole be injured The pro-
ceedings of The l. gisla,ure ought not, there
fore, TO be matte Of Indifference either 10 its
members or to the people.
The subject of most general interest. which
has yet been considered, i that Of abolishing
the intermediate system of Courts Of Judica-
ture the newspapers have been occupied Tor
some time, with the discussion of the subject.
and with the debate in tile House o. Repre-
sentatIves; the bin which passed that body.
transferring all tire poweEs of the Inferior Court
70 the Supreme Court, i now in The Senate.
where on Tuesday il was read and committed
Many seem to think, that by destroying that
system, they shall also destroy the Inconven-
fences ot Iaw suits, and the evils arising from
The bad passions Ct men.
Committees are occupied on several inter
esllng subjects, and wall probably soon report
Inc division a counties, seems TO engage some
attention, but probably no new counties viii
be made at Ibe present session.
An animated debate took place yesterday
o. the Parish Bill, in the House OF Represen.
laiiye$
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LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYLVANIA

We have made an extract 10 day from re-
port on intemal Improvements made to the
Legislature If Pennsylvania. This great state
IS directing rs attention to this subject aud 70
others OF equally high Importance. II is when
a Legislature engages IN the Iabour Of ameIi-
Grating the condition Of he unfortunate and
depraved,. as their report upon the Peniten-
tiary system indicates. aud OF extending the
facilities Of inland navigation. aud thus ID i'll
crease The value Of Tie soil and the comforts Of
he citizens-it is then, they are fulfilling the
hrst objects OF government and the highest
functions OF Legislators.
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From ne american Centinel.
HIGHLY INTERESTING FACT.

Messrs. Flask g. Co.-In my late research
es Tor information, | have not met with any
article which has SO deeply interested my
mind, as the following account of The beha-
viour Of person born blind, upon receiving
his sight at twenty years of age, by the oper-
suon Of an Ocullst. LEcToR
The operator, Dr. Grant, having observed
The eyes OF MS patient, and convinced his re
latlyes and friends, that it was highly proba
Die be could remove the obstacle which pre-
vented hrs sight, all his acquaintance, who had
any curiosity 10 be present, when one Of full
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Legislature Of Ne1o- York. 1t appears bv
the annual report Of the Inspectors Of the State
Prison in the city of New York. that the mum.
Der Of convicts by the last report. aud admit
ted there during the last year, Is 835, Of which
25l have been admitted during The wear
There have been discharged by expiration Of
sentence AZ, pardoned lC9, deceased 25. II
the whole 255, leaving $50 now confined IN
the PRISON. The elementary branches of ed
ucatIon are taught there, and divine service "
regularly performed twice each Sunday. AMI
religious instruction gwen; several. during
be year" says The report, have died tri-
umPblng 10 the last struggles Of mortal exts-
tence" The expence Of the institution for
the year ending on the 3lst of Oct. 1920. i
10000, OF which, something over S3I. 900
IS paid by the labour Of the convicts.
The committee 10 whom was referred Gov.
CLNToNs message on the subject Of National
Influence have not yet reported there i 4
'etier to the chairman, from Gen. SWIFT.
published, ~ which he denies that any i'm
proper influence was exercised. by himselFor
the officers Of government, who were within
his observation
MARTIN YAK BUREN, Esq has been elected
Senator 10 Congress ID the place Of Mr san.
ford, whose term Of service expires on the 4,b
u March next. N the House mr.. Van Bu.
rem bad 69-and Mr. Sanford 81: the former
Is an anti-Clintonian.
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FOREIGN ARTICLES.

Latest from Europe.--The brig Wllu
Goose has arrived at Salem from Antwerp.
bringing papers from that place as late as the
22d q December, which contains London
dates 10 the 9th Of that month. The follow
ing are extracts:
LONDON, DEC. 8.
The Pacha Of Egypt has presented 10 the
King lhe famous column of Alexandria. known
by Inc name OF Cleopatra's needle. The weight
OF ihis column i 200 tons, aud its diameter.
near The base, is eight feet. This monument
will be erected in front of the palace of Carl
ton House.
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BY The MAILS.
CONGRESS.
- Ahl1JJ.
SEN.1TE-TUEsDAy. FER. &

DE@@N TUESDAY, FEB. b.
The Bankrupt Bill was again under consid-
Grafton. Mr. Yandyke, of Delaware. spoke
in lis favor, and Mr.. Roberts, of Pennsylya.
MA against it,
HOUSE-TUEsDAY, FEB. 6.
bill for general reduction Of Salaries
10 or 90 per cent. was read and committed.
a further inquiry was directed respecting
the Military Academy.
The appropriation bill was again discussed
Mr.. Clay's motion for Minister TO S. A.
menca was negatived by majority of 4.
The Committee Of Ways and Means have
reported that the ordinary revenue will be
adequate to the expenses Of government-but
that loan OF little more than three millions
IS necessary tor present purposes-and have
also reported against an excise on domestic
spirits, and against all increase of duty on
foreign spirits.
A bill is before the Legislature of Virginia
to change some of the statutory provisions
respecting slaves, free negroes and muattoes
lhs oil proposes to prevent any person from
emanclpating his slave, without giving good
security, that such slave shall be conveyed
beyond the limits Of he United States within
twelve months after such emancipation. It
provides that if such emancipated slave shall
return 10 that Commonwealth, he shall forfeit
all right to freedom that if dny free negro or
mutdftO shall migrate 10 that Commonwealth
be may be unprecedented and sold as d stare !.
that it any tree person Of colour shall be con
victed OF trading with slave without writ.
len permission from his master, he shall forfeit
his right 10 his freedom.
1t is said Vera Cruz is to be opened to the
commerce OF All nations alter the lst Of March
next The duties 10 be from 10 to 80 or. CT.
Mr. X. Sinclair, Of Baltimore, has obtained
patent for the invention of Drill for drop-
ping corn and garden seeds. The machine i
drawn by one horse, and guided by a man,
and al one time performs the four operations
OF opening the ground, dropping the seed
manunng and covering il.
person IN Canada has certified that ba
has been cured Of The dropsy BY Medical T.
lectrcity.
Curious Erperimeht-ffa blacksmith strikes
his auNli with hammer, action and re-action
are equal, the anvil striking the hammer as
orcI5ly as the hammer strikes the anvil.
II the anvil be large enough, The man NAV
place II on bis breast, and suffer another per
son TO strike It with full force, without sustain
ng any injury, because the us inertia ID the
anvil will resist the force Of the blow; but if
the anvil be too small The blow will he fatal
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Casthe Bdak-A printed letter has been
some time in circulation, from ; UPToN, one
Of the directors Of The Castine Bank, To BAR
RET POTTER, E>q Chairman Of The commit
lee 10 the Legislature who had under consid-
Grafton the affairs of that institution. 1t il
difficult" says the Editor Of the .Ne5o England
GGidTy, TO perceive the object OF this letter,
unless i be 10 put to sleep the public indigna
ton which has been so justly awakened by
that report. So far from disProying the stale
ment of The committee, il does not even pre-
tend It there IS any missiaiement Of facts !;
IT pTodu 6 no new fact 10 remove the odium
which attaches 10 the transactions of The direc-
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The Times and Morning Chronicle speak
of a pretended difference between lord Stew
art, our Ambassador al Vienna, and prince
Meuernioh. This we declare TO be wholly
without foundation and that on the CONTRARY
The best understanding has always subsis,t 4
between his ordship and The Austrian minis
ter.--Coltrier.
The GOODNESS which the Portuguese have
shown, from the moment the revolution broke
out al Oporto, TO the English officers ofthe
Portuguese army, and the indignties with
which they have been treated at Lisbon, Opor.
to and other places, has rendered their situa
tion extremely dsagreeabe They have
recently made representation to the Portu-
guese government, ia which thew complain
OF The injustice done them in not making
known TO them the determination which has
been taken IN regard TO them. They ask
whether the government mean 10 retain them.
or send Them 10 England and If the latter
they say they should have right to some
special compensation. The government how.
ever answered them, that they could make no
determination on The subject, till the reassem.
bling OF the Corles al Lisbon.
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Her Majesty IS now making her appearance
10 new Characteristic sniable. She wrote.
as we are told, letter 20 the King, Ito the
kia. , IN her own hand, 10 ask the life of the
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1t IS SAID Vera Cruz is TO be opened to the
commerce OF ali nations alter the lst Of March
next. The duties to be from 10 TO 80 or. e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23
NEWG0ODS.
William s. Nichols,

No. 93 [hemss Sfreef--f'os ,ts s9ie,
A great variety Of Substantial and
Esncysiisrd Ware aud Other Goods,
HmoDg Whirh are,
MODERN Iookine Gasses, brass And
IVA rons, Shovel and Tonys, brass Candle
s'icks, brinsnis Wares, 6ae cod common
Cu,lery, Broshes Of mos, kind in use, plated
.Casiors and Candles sucks, plated SooHofs md
Tray, fde steel snd common SnuHers, JspA
AIMED Tea Trays, bread Trays. Wine Woit4
ers, Snulfors Trays, Tea Csnnis,ers, Decsri-
,of Stands, common Tea POS, pocke' Books,
Purses, Thrcsd Cssss and Minute Boeks,
fancy Soap, WISH DslIs, Cologne Wster.
Antique Oil, Pencil Casos, Thirnb'es oi all
kinds ip use, gilt work beg Clasps, bele
Ciasps, gilt, plated and iron Hooks and Eyes,
Needles, Knitting Pins, violin Spipgs. fancy
Necklaces, Ear.Rings, BresN Pins, Rings,
Bracelets, Wa,ch Chains, Seals and Kess
tortoise -sheil, ivory and ho'n Combs, gold
and gilt cord, gilt Lace, &c. with .ucn o,hev
articles ss are generally found in a faney
store.
TT A handsome assortment Of silver
mounted and common Specisclcs end Gog!es.
w. S. Npcnots continues 10 fnanniseturs
snd keep for sale, Gold Necklaces and Silyes
Wires, Of superior workmanship, aud wsri
rsoied good stock. !.
- Cash or goods given for old gold and
silver.
April ~.
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HATS AND SCHOOL BOOKS.

TEN boxes Mep's, Youths and Chill
4 dren's HATS, handsome aud ehsop. just re.
ceiyed from New.York and for sale ct
q. WANTON's Book & Hat Store.
.da,ong them are -
J. WfLisor's celebrated iicsitafion beavers and
Mems ~h,e and black Hats. with wide br'ms' al
the low price Of 8 each.
Tweeiy Benedic,'s imitation beayers-hfst
o,s;,y mems real superipe ditto.
p white, Brothers q Co. imitation besvers-ws'e
p,oof ditto msdc entirely Of Fur. light and hand.
ssrY--.Also best No. !, Hats.
Chldren's white and black Beaver. and red Mo-
rocco Hats.
For sale os above,
so fsearrs writing paper, Cap No 4. 3. at ore
dollar per Ream less than the usual price.
Letter paper and Stationary. Of every description.
School Books of every kind in usc-as hidcn's
and Wcbber's ist, I'd q Sd vols.--Cunmings,
Morse and Goldsrniih's Biographies --Asi,hmetcs.
--Grsmmars, dictionaries, Tes,sfnebts, &c Sea
mems I'D Blank Books
PAPER HangingS and Borders,
For Rooms and window Curtains, selling oil az
very reduced prices.
~ Those perrons who are indebted to g war-
ror. and the more especially those whose Accounts
have been Of long stsndDg, are earnestly requested
TO call and mske payment as otherwise Their Ac
counts will be put in suit ~ the course OF ~ days
Gevport, MAY IL. 1890.
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Sec. q .4nd be Il. .nsriaer eneesed, That, in I

Sec. 3. Ind be e. Gsrfher enaefed, That, in
the event Of the signature Of any tres'y or
conseo,ion ccncer ming the navigation or COM
merce between the dosnnions Of The United
States and France, the President Of the Uni
Ted States be, and is hereby, authorised,
should be deem The same cxpsdienh by
proclamation, 10 suspend, until the end OF the
next session OF Congress, the operation OF the
Aforesaid sc', entitled y" An act TO impose q
new tonnage duty on French ships and vss-
sels, end for other purposes !" end, also,
to suspend, as storcsaid, all other duties on
French vessels, or the goods imported in the
ssme, which may cseeed he duties on Amer
icsn vessels, and on similar goods imponed
ia the same.
Washington, March ,.
App,oy.s: JAMES MONROE
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
An ACT establishing the Salaries Of the
Commissioners ard Agents appoin,ed un-
der the Treaty Of Ghent.

An ACT establishing the Salaries Of the
commissioners ard Agents appon,ed ub-
der the Ttos,y Of Chent.
Be IL enacted 6y fhe Senate and Rouse Of
2ehreseniatrves Of Ar Unired States of .snssri-
Gu in Congress Gssem5led, That, from and sf-
70, the first day Of January, one thousand
eigh, hundred and twenty. one, each Com
missioner now appointed, or who may te ap-
pointed agreeably to ,he provisions of The
tsea,y OF GheBt, shall be entitled TO receive
q the rate OF twenty Eve hundred dollars per
asnum end each Agent appointed, or who
may bs appointed, as aforesaid, shall be euti.
tied 10 receive at the rate Of twenty Eve hnn.
cred dollars per annutn; which said sums,
go aiowedto said officers, respectively, shall
be foil compensation Tor services, end all
personal espeneos incurred while in the per-
forpsnrs Of the dusies Of their respective Ct.
ices: Pr0vided, That the compensation by
this section allowed, shall not be continued
Ionger tnan TWO years from the said firsl day
q Janas,y, one thousand eight hundred and
lwrsty cne.
Sec. ?. .fnd BE h turtle, enacted, Ths,
eAca Commissioner and Agent shall no, b.
tntl;led 10 receive, for services performed in
eheir respective Offices, before tho said 6rs,
usy OF January, one thousand eight hundred
ed twenty one, any greater sum than the
rate Of four thousand four hundred and eo;,y
Year dollars. per annam, witch shall be con.
sijered fali compensation for services, end
A! personal espences incurred while ia the
.Sischsrge Of their respective duties.
Sec. ,. Ind be IL further enocfcd. That
ehe sum Of tweni ? FIVE thoussnd dollars be,
end the same 10 hereby, appropriated for the
pAymen, OF the salaries Of the said Comni.-
-nsos's sna Sss", :, aud for the expenses un.
der tho several commissions under the urea.
= OF Ghent, for the preaent year.
Washington. March 3, 1921.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
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New Shoe Store.
John w, p a Wis, inn

% EsrEc crrULLy informs hrs frituSS
y and the pubic, that nc tw taken abe s,or6
No 9o. Thames ss,reet, lately occupied by tho ate
Cot wm Moore. where he has Just received, a INK
plete assortment Of Ladies, Gen,cm,nt. ~. ses,
Youths and Chidrens Boots and Shoes. of every de-
scription and latest fashions, which he Intends to
sell ~ low ~ sny Store in this Town. Tic has alse
received one Case Of Womens Morocco shoes. -
low AZ 50 cents per pair II.
Newport, April 25, 1921 -
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IRISH LINENS, &c.
Two cases A. and Z. 8 Grass olyschei
Irish Linens, (!oD pyieed.l
Walttam and British Twist SHIRT.
iNGS, for sale by
JAMES HAMMOND.
Msy 2, 1891.
NEW GOODS.
John Dyre,
No. iio. lnAAEsSrRA2r,
CSrer IF th.rcL. Street,
Hss,)ust received anew Assortnen, of
CRY GOODS.

L.
Corner IF th.~cL. Street,
Hss}ust received new Assortment of
DRY GOODS.
4fniong them are ihe ;toHowirr- Blue.
black and mix'd Droadclohs; bios, black nd
ccior'd Cassimeres Boniba aaeit., black and
co'ofed; Caicocs fine ~ London r. e:s:
coloi'd Camb,ics; black do S.aA 8 sno 8. 8
Cambrics; = 4 and 8 = Jscone,, Csnbr,e
white and checked Cravs,s, 6.4 zoe suipees
Jieore, Ca0bic; lndis Book Musiins;
Book aud Leno Muslius; Sacesrilia do !:
Cotton Damask steam loou Sliripg
Cottons white and color'd Marseiils. Vest
ing; white Jean; Dowlas brown Linen
white, red, yellow snd green fIannaisi Coz
spn Umbrelas; Di,pitiess Furnisvse Dimi-
~; s-4 Cassim-rs Shssis; 80 brown Cot
ton Shawis; Gsn,lemen's Beaver Gloves
Ladies Black and white Silk Gloves Gen,,c-
men's Gotten Hose Ladies' do; ~ snA -
irish Linens; Silk snd Tsbby velyets; blus
Nankecn.; white and black Italian Grape
black and white Lustrioe green DO Rib.
bons black and eoor'd sewing SILK Loxes
Of Cotton Baiss 8, . s, 8, = end 3 ,hrrhdrd
Flowering Cotton do. 10 Balis S, 6 aasa =
thresdedi Inserting Trimming Pap, 1
ounce md box Pinsi Siivc, sycd N.tdi.si
Cotton Thread, and grea, many ARTICLES TOO
nu ne rous 10 mention.
Also.
American blcached and unbleaehcd Cotton
slripes, Chex, Ticking, Cotton Threads, &c.
&c.
Nrvport. Apri, 2sth. 1921
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An ACT msaing Appropriations for the
Poblic Buildings.
Be n enacted, by the Senaie ard Housc u
Rehresersafipes Of fhe United STATES Of .dn'eri- +
ga IN CoESress cssex6ied, That, Cor cop,iuu
ing the wo,k on the Centre Building CT The
Capitol, and other Improvements on the
public buildings, The following sums OF ,non.
ey be, and hercby are, appropriated :
For continuing the work on the Centre
Boild:ng, the sum Of eighty Thousand dollars.
For covering the roof Of the Pre- siden,'s
House with copper, ucyen ;aousrnd eight
hundred and forty.fiyc dollars.
For graduating and improving the srcbnd
arouad the Capitol, two thousand dollars.
For Improvements IN The Senate Chamber,
and in the Hall OF the House Of Roprese n,a,
sives, and in the Library, seven hundred dol
lars.
Sec. .. Ind be if ./i;rsaer enacted, That
the uuexpended balances of appropriations
20 other public buildings, are hereby appro-
pria,ed TO the Cenue Building.
Sec. 5. .fsI be az further enacted, That the
said several sums Of money DO paid out OF
spy mooey. in the TreeSuary not otherwise
appropriated.
Washington, Mar. 3, 1921.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
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.REMOYAL.
Andrew v. Allen & Co.

IL AVE removed TO The Store recently owned and
A occupied by c. RHopss, Esq No. io5,
Thamesstreet- siev doors south OF their old staod
where they haze Fer sse, at wholesale and retail,
general
ASSORTMENT Of Groceries.
Newport, March 81
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Commissioners N0ice.

xHTE, the subscribers having been appointed "
w tie fion Court of Probate for The town OF
Middletovn. in the county OF Newport. CONNIE
sioners 10 receiys, examine and adjust the e's'ms
against the Estate Of
Col JOB BENNETT.
late &C sail niddieiown, deceased. reprrsenten NE
solvent do hereby give notice that six months ,ron
the 10Th Instant are allowed u fbe creditors o. .hc
SAID Estate, TO bring in and prove her resPecuve
claims, and tIra, wc will attend for that purpose ss
our respective dwellings, at any tire within the sao
period.
JOSHUA ~ coeSsSsaALL'} S csS~i.asnr-.
All persons indebted to aaid Estate, are calico
upon 10 make immedis,e payment 70 .,...
GILES yM.i.NCHE STER, yidmfnsfrasor.
Newport. April 25, 1921. -.