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MISCELLAN EOUS ARTICLES.

The following amusing article is from tho
Bosom Daily Advertiser. The manner re-
commended Of handling "Drown Dess -
cerrinly an ere,fisr requiring great manual
dexleei,y but we suspect II will be better
understood by our marine corps than by our
miiiria OF regulars, who have Jet 70 learn tho
quaint vocabulary Of tho sons Of Neptune.
The Manual Exercise. My lads the
first thing you have to do is to answer
to your names; when you hear the word
"attention," you must bring both the
starboard and larboard heels to bear to.
es.her. keep your iib.stsys .aught bows.
cdsup, and square your shoulders by the
lifts and braces, clapping both your fists
against your bends, one and all at the
same moment, till the words "staDd at
ease,o when the hollow of your starboard
foot must be smartly backed as.crn Of the
heel Of the larboard one-~you mus, also
clap an over hand knot upon your fist a.
,hSart your bread.bag; after coming to
attention, at the word shoulder arms"
rouse Brown Bess by the middle, and
bowse her up from the lower tier Of the
s,arboard side to the larboard bow, keep
ing good look out that she don't make
q Ice )urch and capsise, otherwise you'll
be,apt to knock out your shipnates top.
lights; at the word "secure arms" the
starboard arm, which is now fast TO the
starboard bends, must go athwart your
ad.bag, in order 10 receive Brown
Bess by the breecb, clapring your lar.
board fist to her midships--bc sure to
have her muEzle ahead, so that the breech
will come right under your larboard
wing, so as to secure the fireworks from
squalls, no tarpauling being allowed. AT.
;cr, shoullerins, at the word "present
arms" you slew Bess half round and
seize her with the starboard fist, then
fetch her up be,wixt your toplights. SO
that your Rying jib-boom viii be two
inches from her midships; be sure to
back the hollow of the s,arboard foot a.
stern Of the heel of the larboard one dur
ing this motion after bringing Bess
from the larboard bow, the next is "ad.
vance arms" both ofthe two first motions
of which arc the same as present." but
at the third, you heaye her alongside of
the starboard bends, seiaing the guard
with the starboard FIST, SO as to secure
her alongside. So much for one lesson.
OAKUM.
Nc Pinch.---A person who kept
parrot, used frequently to put his finger
into the cage to feed it. One day the
parrot bit him, at which he exclaimed, !
".thc deuce, how you pinch me-" The
parrot being the next day out ofits cge, I
u hawk took him up and few off with
him---whilc the parrot keptcying, the
deuce, how you pinch me-"
"1Ie who would Be rich in one year,
il tung at six mouths end" There
fore work steady and remember, that
" three things are only well done in haste.
viz flying from the plague escaping
frpm qusrels; and catching flcas."
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POETllY.
,.o,prnE sAseoex (nAIHE) oAzxTrs.
TRIPLETS

,.o,Px THE sAscoex (nAIsE) oAzxTvs.
% TRIPLETS:
.qhss, no iav for Geese.
THE former times, il seems, were much Ike these
0Ien sometimes would trans8sess--and 30 would
IN tel, my tale-you'i hear it il you plesae
Two neighbors lv'd upon certain spot,
And cultivated each q certain lot -
Que own'd hock Of gcese--to,her did not'
The geese, fame Gays. would take it in their head
Upon their owners neishbor's ground to tresd'
Which made said neighbor often wish them deso:
The neighbor to the owner oft comp'aiod,
That he by loss Of property was pain'd,
because p,id geese were not by bounds rcstran'd
Al length he thren,u'd-sir your geese con'ound
The next tine they shs trespass we'D, suroa"d
Take 'eu, and, by the Jumping lingo. pound EN-.
"Friend, says the owner, let your anger cesse--
Ae ealm keep cool and learn to hold your peace
Z, all your code, you'li End no 5aa' for yssse"
mex, dav the geese the neighbor's ience aew ovor
And as we poets say they iivd in clover;
AS lawyers say, they guilty were OF trover.
The nejehbor caIpd his sons and workmen round
Caught every goose and gx,der. on his grounds
And with a stone or club their heads dad pound.
They died--The owner made sad complaint,
With the long, scrioua visage Of saint,
Which Hogarth mighs--bu. which cannot paint
..Nov sur, yon dog says he. "pay, if you please,
For killing yesterday my flock Of geese -
Or I'll complain to Justice Of thepcaee"
"You rascal" says the neighbor, oldyour jaw
20, sre .hc strangest man ever saw
GOOSEE OANDER.
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From ne New Heven Regi.tey

Originai Hncedotc. "A butcher IN
his city, who has formally led sea-
Euing life, and in the habit Of being awak-
ened suddenly, and proceeding to busi-
ness, attended Meeting few evenings
since and 'fell asleep IN the course Of
the sermon the preacher related she para.
ble of the prodjgal son with considerable
eloqucnce, concluding, (raising his yoice)
-" and they kAed the jotsed calf''
The dosing butcher being aroused, ex.
claimed, rubbing his cyes)-Whoc
rot a fat calf? A@
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CUIlDALL'S MILLS.
Wooi Cdrdi1g.
THE subscribers inform their friends

THE subscribers inform their friends
L and the public. that they have replenisheI
their Cardng Machines with new Cards of tic tir,-
est and most approved manufac ture, and that they
are now enabled to Gard Wool Of all grades, in uss
best manner.
They continue to Manufacture sll kinds Of WooEs
en- Goods, as usoal--.4isv, they color and hnish
WOODEN Cloths of all descriptions, and TO color gars
n.ents, &c. that have faded, or become unfsshions
able ALI branches Of TIE above business will bt
done with despatch, and on the lowest terris, anc
the least favor gratefully acknowledged
CLAEkE & CRINEELL.
ND-sAHpoaD ALMY, ,Lhtle.Compton-f ELFp
CoRxy, Tiverton-WYLLtAN PrARsE, Bristol
ferry--and Jon SHERMAN, in Newport, will rcs
ceive and forward articles intended for the Aans@
factory Portsmouth, July 19 1920.
ELEGANT LEGHOKNS,
Remarkably Cheaf
II. SESSIONS,
TIAS Iust received--t case elegant Leg
Il HORN BONNETS, Of a very superi.
o. qoaity, which be offers for sale, remarks
bly, cheap.
.zlso---i case STRAW BONNETS, very
fine, and Of the latest fashions, very cheap.
Lifevise--i case India black end colored
double.chaip LEvAsrIwEs, and black and .n..
o,ed India SATIss. With large and exlep-
sive assortment Of other Gocds--eil Of which
will be sold at ve'y low prices.
Newport, April !, 1921.
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4 JAMES hAMM ONp;
49, HAS YoRsALE,
AT THE NoRTH WIG oryHE X. U. BAnk

DRY GOODS.
BroadcIoths,
Cassimeres,
yigoniA Cloth,
Ssttinets, serBes,
Vestings, Blsnke,s
kerseys,
Pelice Cloths, -
Bai5es, Fiannels,
Shswls, Hdkfa
BoubaNtts. WiIdbores,
Worsted plsids,
Birds eye Worste6.
Rsttinets.
Merino Trimming,
Green Table coserA
Irish Linens,
Linen shee,inEs.
Russia sheetinss.
Linen CsmbricS
Long lswn,
Thread laces and Foot.
ings.
Linen Csmbrie Hdkfs.
Floss, Tapes, Threads,
Marking Canvass,
crss.l. Diaper.
Table liner,
BucKram, Chez,
Brown linens,
Black linens.
Esnkin d Canton Crapes.
Italian Grapes.
Levsntine silks,
Lustrings, sinchaws,
Pisid Silks,
Sarsnets.
Fl0rentines, Bombasins,
silk lace, Sattins,
Cambria PrMts, CALI
Goes,
Cambrics, Muslirs,
Dimities, veivets.
Twist Shirtiugs & Sheet.
inga
Fancy vestings,
Jean, Nsnkins.
Fine Ginghsns,
Bed Ticking.
WsrPs, kni,ting cot.cns,
CandlewIck. Oil Cloths,
Suspenders.
Pearl. Ivory, Thread and
Wire SHIRT Buttons,
Coat and Vest Rutaors,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Umbrellas. 10"
Carpeings and Bear,h
kdgs.
| BOOKS.
id.5sal and Religious;
| TIN CiRCULs
| Consists Of 1000 voIu
additions Of all new worl
Ar...-...a as n 100 4
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"1Ie who would Be rich il one year,
il tung at six months end" There
fore work steady and remember, that
three ,hingsare only well done in haste.
viz flying from the plague: escaping
from qusrels; and catching Geas."
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DIE ~

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In this town, on Thursday last, Mr.. THonks
NsvESs, sged 33-an industrous and worthy cit.
len.
On Monday last, Mrs May LAwroS, aged 81,
siict OF The late Mr Job Lswton. Funeral this At.
lrnoon. at o'clock, from her late residence in
hurchstreet, which the relations and friends, (par.
euiarly the members Of the Ath Baptist Church, J
'c invited TO attend. without further notice.
IN East Greenwich, on sunday last, aftert short
mes, the Honorable 1HoNAs TILLtScHAsr, in
'e So.h year Of his age This venerable gentle
Ian was actively engaged ~ his countrys cause at
'e period OF her momen,ou, struggle for indepen-
ence tie was for some time a member Of the
,rneral Assembly. tor several years Judge Of the
aprcme Gourt. and subsequently Representative
iConSress from this state Prov I'm.
Al Goace.ter, on the l6,h inst Capt WILLIAM
lawRiss, aged go years. ....
A, trinidad de Cub,. Mrs. CLApar'A CHuncH.
II, vile of Benz iamin X Churchill, OF Bristol -
opt. ALLEN WARDwGLt, jun. m ,ster OF brig Col.
Iclor. o' Bristo-both sulleny, of the prevailing
tver al that pace.
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A CARD.
Angus, %.

Since MIR. ]. SHEFFIELD has taught writ
ing 10 Newpo t, have examined many spec
linens exhibiting the improvement of his pu.
pills, and have 90 hesitation IN saying, that
have never before Witnessed, 40 great i'm.
provenont 10 the same time. From having
had his method of instr uc,ion explained 10
me, and from the improvement ! have seen,
l am persuaded, that an attentive pupil onder
his instruction will fmuch sooner learn 10
write a handsome running hand, straight
without lines, than appeared TO me hossible,
before being made acquainted with his meth
od. This mode of Wiling appears TO inc TO
be peculiarly worthy the attention OF young
persons who at prescott write a hand with
which they are dissatisfied, and which they
are desiIous OF changing tor better.
RICHARD X RANDOLPH.
Ecwport, Aug. 81, 1927.
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Roger WNiams Sundy School
Eccori1tjon.
Association. 4

A N adjourned quarterly meeting, of this
q association, will be held on Toe.d ~
vening, September 4.h, 81, 7 o'clock, r NJ a.
he second Baptist meeting house in ,hi.
bwn. As business Of grea, importance, ani
>'y interesting to the future welfare Of thi,
,srirution, will be laid before them, it is sin
erely to be hoped that ell the members will
sinee their intention 10 do their duty, and
sschGge their obligation to the soeic'y, b,
rompt y attending to the same and The r.
' assist, TO aid and eocoursgs this benevo
10, institution, in facilitating the instruction
I'd improving the morals Of ,h,s. for whom
,eit exeriions are rendered.
NSspori, August 80, 1871.
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aerigabt Drners.
HEAD QUARTERS,

Brlsfcl, Angnst 27, 1921.
CONFOKMABLY TO a Law OF the
Stale of Rhode Island, SC. requiring the Mi
lItis of said State TO meet, annually, by regi-
msn,s for Inspection and Review, in tue
months Of September or Oetobs,--the Btiga-
dier General of the First brigade directs hat
the several regiments, constituting said brig
sde, meet for that pu' pose, on the following
6sys:
4th Reg't. Col. BYRON DIMAN,
Tuesday, Sent ls;
l4th Regr. Col. RICHARD SHAW,
Uednesday, SefI. 10;
10Th Reg't. Col. WILLIAM BOOMER,
Thursday, Seh!, 40;
The Commandsnts OF The respective Regi'
IN MIS- will order their men TO appear at al
early hour, that the troops msy be paradet
for review precisely at half past ten o'clock,
4. Nj. The General faltess himself he eff
ce's and soldiers sre aware Of the importance
of improvement in 6isipine, and OF their du,y
TO sppsa armed and sccoutred No the law di.
reefs.
by order of
.. Brig Gen. GEORGE D'WOLF.
GEORGE 5. WARDWELL, .-
Major and INSPECTOR of the lT
Brigade Of II. Island liidfio.
August 90.
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Arc cons!aody receiving the Good Bar.
gains, and are going OF rapidly
those who wish more Large
.. Bmdles. for ittle Money
viii 90 well to call
soon. ...
.snlobg the assortment ore
AMERICAN piapers for : A 10, of Sc cotton shswB
, sd peryard, FOR % Cd csch,
Good Chex, is Grape Shs~lb,
4 India Couons. Is ! Whte and colorcd Ws:
American Cotton sheet. tsrioo ditto, with and
ings = 4. tor only IA , withom borders,
White, DO. Is to 20 cts. Black and eo,cred Nan.
Blue India Couons, Is : kms b Canton Grapes,
CsLieoes, from I TO 2s black, chocolate, red and
Black, ~hie and co,ored : yellow silk Romal aud
Csmhricks, from ls6iS hsndano Nkfs
To 4s Sd per yard. Iish Iinueu, from Ia Ga
Umbrellas and Pa,ssals. To q 81 per yard,
Dmi,y. book and ieno Z Part Of case OF cheap
Muslins. Straw Bonnes.
Aiso--DAY MARTINS real JAPAN BLACK
ING, With many articles not mentioned.
.\eEporf. .Susuu Is, 1921.
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HEALrR OF TRs eIrfrs.

hEaLTR OF IRE CITIES.
Dorfoh. 1t appears by an c6IeiI
statement, that six persons have died IN
Norfolk within week OF malignant fe-
YER. The disease does not prove TO be
contagious. At the last date, August
20, the whole number Of cases OF the dis
ease then existing, did not probably ex-
ceed six, and as the inhabitants had been
removed from the infected district and
other precautions adopted. the progress
Of the disease is probably arrested.
Wilwingson.-The Municipal author
ltles OF this town, on the llth August,
Informed the public that SIX persons died
there within week, OF fever, bearing a
strong resemblance to FELLOW Fever.
They had not been able 10 ascertain
whether the disease was oflocal origin or
had been imported from Havana.
Baltimore. ---One death of malignant
fever occurred on The 18th and two on
the goth, both at Fell's Point, where
several persons are Stated to be sick.
The private accounts from Baltimore
mention, that as many as fifty or sixty
Eases Of malignant fever exists in the
city. Pros. american.
Several of the Heads of Departments
Ire now absent from the seat OF govern
nent. The Secretary of State is on a
'isit to his father, and is expected to at
end the Cambridge commencement to-
morrow, when one of his sons will grad
late. The Secretary of War has gone
IN an excursion to the mountains. The
Attorney General has just returned from
tour in New York, &c.-ib.
Pat,i0s Napal VietOy,-Capt. keat-
ng arrived at Boston OH the 2ls, inst.
rom 81. Martha, states, that Oh the night
II the 25th June, the Aotilla Of the Patri.
Dts went INTO the harbor of Carthagena
ind attacked the t1oti!la Of the Koyalsts
nd that after severe action, in which
he Patriots had IL men killed and wound
ID and the Royalists 200 killed, the for
ncr succeeded in capturing launches,
sinking the gun brig Andalusa, and 9TH
rwlse destroying the remainder.
Ofthe y. S. Schooncrs, five in mum.
,er authorised to be built BY the act OF
congress of May Is, 1920, four a,e in
;ommission, and the fifth, lately launch.
ID, is now fitting for sea at Washington.
Their names and the places where built,
re:
The Po,boise, built at Portsmouth, N. H.
The AAlgat6r, do Boston.
The Dolphin, do Philadelphia.
The Shark. do Washington.
-Ihe uraAnpus, do do.
We understand (says the Washington
Jazctte) these vessels have been built of
he very best materials; that they inve
'een equipt in the most efficient manner;
md they are represented to us as fine sea
boats, and sailing uncommonly fas, by
md large-commanded, as it is under
TODD they are, by officers distinguished
or their zeal, activity intelligence and
?allantry, they cannot fail to be eminent
useful at this time, particularly when
Tracy and dealing in flesh prevail te such
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The drawing viii commence on the 6,sl
day OF January next
The managers having completed the l.t
class SO much TO their owo satisfaction now
oH-r 20 the pobiic The above scheme oi the
I'd Class, hoping that II will be kept in view,
rhat while sdven,urefsin this Lottery have a
chance a,a number OF handsome prizes. they,
at the same. upe, encoo' sge one of the most
inhpor,sn, and beneficial ohjsc,s ioibs coun-
ny at large, and nn ohjecl particularly inter.
esIlog TO the ciiizens Of ;his state.
GEORGE OLNEf,
DEXTER THURBER.
STANFORD NEWELL,
Aug. 90. Aa2.
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T,Hh SUBSCRIBE received de follow.

THE subscriber received lie follow.
u ing directions from the town of Newpor,. in
town meeting assembled, the 2s,h of August, 1921.
viz. Eo'ed. tirat lke Treasurer be directed Ia .d.
yer,ise Tor sealed proposals for loan OF Five hou
SAND dolIsrs. 10 DC delivered 10 him on the s,cond
Monday in sepseHlber next, Those who wish TO
contrsc, for sucp loan viii please 10 give in their
proposals By or hxiore the time proposed The
bes, offer wili be ac,epted, provided it does not ex
ceed a rate OF ni.i, to Which am limited, by
said vote. CL AXE RoDMAN, 1esa. Treas.
Newport, % h of Aa mo- NlS2i
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WRITING ACADEMY,
Corner of Chmch and SDrinp. Street,
Opposite The Fp,seobai Church.
NEWPORT.

7 SHEFFIELD--F Finishing Writing
y" Master, teaches in ten or fifteen lessons, tho
most Indifferent writer's. without pon to age
Git upwards OF twelve years. or regard to invetera-
cy Of habit, to write an elegant xpedi,ious Run.
ming hand, perfectly ,egible and straight without
line. and without tsisng the pen in the exeeu,ion
of even the longest word on principles so simple
is acquired with ease in the above number Of YES.
sons and ahcn once scqnired is ever after retained
for confirmation OF which he appe ais to several
hundred Ladies and 6enterpen who have taken
lessons of him, and to their specimens OF improve.
meD, which the pubic are respectfully, invited TO
examine at the Academy.
Lines are dispensed with not only because they
are deemed useless nit highly detrimental 20 the
progress Of every person studying or practising this
Art. They serve destroy tia, freedom and bold
ness Of execution so essential for writing with ease
and Dispatch the diicuIiy OF keeping to the line,
often exceeds that Of executing the letters the fsD
ciliy with which persons learn 70 wrue straight
without lines, Oh this system. has convinced tie
most incredulous NJ iis utility
Ladies will fad this hand no. only fashionable,
bu, peculiarly adapted 10 epis,olsry purposes
Ladies and Gentlemen wrie ia separate spart.
ulen,s and may attend at any bour during tie day,
aud al different, hours suiting their convenience.
Making good pen being of the utmost conse.
qucnce for handsome writer. this simple and easy
yet often neglected qualification. shall be strict
~ attended to. snd all VIZ attend these lessons will
be Instructed 10 make q Yen on principles that will
enable them TO make eny NUMBER Of pens precisely
OF the same description.
Terms for the whole course OF lessons including
pen. mixing ink, Paper &c I'~o Doiig. a'sd JGfty
cents
ps. ladies' and Gentlemen forty years Of sgs and
upwards have attended these lessons with sucoess
add satisfaction. July ~. 1871.
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Sehooi. Book,, BLonks, and Stationery,
Il. For sale, a, the Hat: Store Of
- GEORGE WANfON.