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~ oingle yot7 Wiil not te yanting-~
Ibut rally to the polls, as though the cleo
tson depended on his single vote. A
4victory is often lost by over weening
confidence in our own strength, and con.
tempt for the weakness of the enemy.
Once more we say, let every man do his
duty. and the opposition, and the SO
much deprecated paty-spirit, will be
Put at rest forever.
We would again publish the names OF
the persons. composing the "Union
Prox," SO called, but they arc shifted
and varied in almost every federal paper
;ye receive from Providence, SO that we
cannot determine which is the one imten-
ded to be supported. 1t is even hinted
That that Prox is to appear in different
shapes il different parts OF the state, with
view to accommodate the local feelings
ofdiftrent sections of the people.
The Providence American Of yestcr-
day lays some stress on the smal'ness of
the number Of persons composing the
bite Republican Convention. We should
ike TO know 1vho, ard hosu many were
concerned in obtruding the " Union
!Prox" upon the public, which we know
vas done without the sauction, and even
against the wish of a large portion ofthe
tadxaf party.
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The NENTRILOQUISI

NN his way for Boston-has the hon.
~ or to aceuaint the ladies and gentle eme u
OF Newport, that he will perform for TWO
evenings, his popular exhibition of
Illusions in Nfnnil0quism. Mceha,ical
Games, and Philosophical ReUea-
lions,
Al Masonic Hall, on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY Evenings, i2lh and 18Th Of April.
DrAdmittance go cenls--childrcn half
price.
- Doors open at half. past .d---perform
anca 81 Z o'clock.
N. d. The public may be assured that
Mr.. G.. can exhibit no other but the above
evenings in this town.
April ~.
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State Ug Rhode Island, &c.

IhrW TO, 1871.
THE creditors of Daniel f.. updikc,
Esq Of Noth.Kingstown, in the county Of
Washington, ate hereby notified to appear
(f hey see hO at the General Assembly to
ba holden at Newport, OF the first Wednes-
d,y of May next, 10 shew cause if any they
may have, why his petition for the benef, Of
the act entitled" An act for. The relief Of in.
solvent debtors" ought no, to be granted,
Ap. II. iIENBY BowcN, Sec'ry.
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NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Common Pleas,
for tic county Of Washington, q, their Feb.
Te'm, 1881, having eppoioled the. subscrib.
ers Assignses 10 the Estate and Effects OF
Siss G. Mum/ort, an insoIvent debtor, of
Soulh .kings.own, hereby notifies the credi.
tors OF said Mumford to bring 10 and Prove
their respective cla'E,s, within six mont rs
from this date, or be debarred a recovery
thereof.
c. B. PITMAE, ~
THOMAS HOXlE, .isaisnaes.
DA hER BROWNS
South kng,!own, Apgii 5, 1921.
TAM
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PRovIpENc e, Er

The alarm Of fire yes,a day morning, a
boul O'clock, arose from the accidcolsI fir
ing Ut the curtains of bed III the third story
Of the west building OF Whi'man's Block, oc.
cupled by Mr.. Tiuesdell BY the prompt
exedions Of our citizens, ,he fire was pre-
vented from extending farther. The dam
age TO the building and iu' nj, ute is, howey.
Ell, conside able and such was the rapidly
Of the flames, that Nj. 7. was much burnt
in 'endeavorips to cx,insuIsh ,hern, and in
rescuing his chidren.
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MEMORANDA

Arrived at Charleston, Mar 27, sch. Felix,
Taggar,, Of this port, from New Orleans.
Brig Agenora, EIdted, Of Wexford, was
left q, Sulrinam, March D, loading.
Sloop Cosmopoite, Usher, Of Is istoi, has
cleared o, Wilmington, for The West Iulies.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CATERED,

Sloop Herald, Bliss, tom New.York !;
sch. Francis Miller, Henderson, Baltimore :
sloop Rose.in Bloom, Waite, If,vana.
CLE4RED,
Sloop Roebuck, Ctandall, for Boston.
Sunday, April 5--Artived slo1p Roso.in-
Bloem, WAITE, Hayanni, Il days, with car
60 Of nolasscs, sugar and coffee. Sailed 10
company wit; brig Persever ance. Wilcox,
for Charleston. Ship Nancy, Of Providence,
sailed 4 day before. Left, brig stephen,
Stsnhope, for Antwerp, 10 days brig Ben
cz-t, Dunbar, for do 10 y (; do. Juno, Smith,
for New.Yo'k, in Q; do. Samuel, Munro, Of
Bristol, &; Dtutus, Paillips, asst arrived
from ST. Cbes.
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STATE u Khcdc- Island, &c.

AhrH z, n. ID. 1921.
TIE creditors Of John Langtord, Of
East.Greenwich, in the county Of Kent, trader,
hereby no,f-d 20 appear, if ,ney see fit,
at The General Assembly, to be holden at Newport
the FIRST wednesday Of May mex, to she cause,
if any they have, Why his petition for the benefit of
the act enied An act for the relief Of insolve.l,
Debtors" ought no, TO be granted
HENRY BowZH, Slc'ry.
Aoril II.
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WAsK1NcroN Cry, March SO.

A trial took place, at Fredericktown
IND. which commenced on the 18th
instant, and lasted six days, OF an unusu-
al character, in conducting which, we
perceive eight lawyers employed. 1t
was an indictment against the Editor of
the Political Examiner, for libel on one
OF the Associate Judges Of the Fifth Ja-
dicial District of the State of Maryland.
The Editor plead not guilty, and gave
the truth in evidence, under the act of
Assembly, passed in 1903. The YER
dict returned by the jury was, :" NN
Gmltyn
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They are offered Tor sJa cheaper ,han an, brought
to this market. o.
Anlong hem are:
Superior Canton grapes 0 Black Italian Grapes,
al dots piece, 0 silk shaw,s
BLACK l.usir'ng as Sd variety Of Calicoes
per yd y from lects TO 2s per
Black sinchaws, yard,
Plaid Silks A. 81 per yd x Ribbons of amo,, every
bIck bombazetts, as. description with . veE,
sorted piices. n handsome assortment
British shutings and u OF wide Garnigure ios
sheetihgs, 0 LeBhorn Hats,
Black. blue, drab fash. U White silk Lace,
ionable Olive brown Green sarsnets,
Brosdcloths, 094 Linen Damask FOR
Casslmeres. table Cloths,
Flannels, V7.4 Linen Darask tahl
Grape shaw wis. . Cloths,
Cashmere sha~is for Y Russia Diapers,
63, 25cis. Beaver Gloves,
Figured border ditto. y Silk dnto,
t'trom dolls to $3.50, XDimi,ies.
Tabby Selvets, = Russia ghcetinS.
White Cambrics, n Whitened do
Fird duo, a Sewing Co.onS
large assortment Of q yevct Ribbons,
Book muslin:, O Umbre Has a..
D.
One Case OF Leghorn Bonncts,
nfa superior quality-whch viii be ssd low ei t,so
any IN town
Newport. April 4, 1920
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1he Republican Freemen OF this town
arc requested to meet at the State House
on MONDAY evening next, for the
purpose of making arrangements relative
- the ensuing election. An early and
general attendance is requested.
April IL.
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AND
AND
No. ], Custom. HouSe Cent,

NO. j, CoSLpW I1OIISC LOWE,
WILL. this day open complete as,
sortmen, of goods, which le has taken great dest
ofpaios 10 pu,clase in order to sell them low. Tbe
public may depend on their being SOLD low AZ lhey
con he bought in the state or town, and need only
osil and they may and shall be satisfied
Am0ng quhich are TIE follOuU,g:
Css.meres, ' : of Ribbons. HG,,,ps.'' ''''' |
Flannels. SDesses,
Linen CAmhrics And< Dark blue aud light
lineK Pocket ikis. Prints,
Leghorn Dohnets, , Plaid and striped
Shear Muslin, { Gingham,
An assortment Of Erin. Italian, Canton aud
gcs, Mandarine Grapes,
Black Lustrings, { Also, Grape shavls,
Eauze Trimming, Cashmere Figured Is
rrunelIa & SILK Shoes. 6 six shawls.
Shell Combs. cheap, T. Furniture and Other
Shear, linen, jaconeti, SDmiiy,
limitation. linen and fan Some Parasojs, 'cI .
cy musno. Ichcap,
Fancy Ciasa,s. = Also. Umbrella, Of {
Muii mull Mus,ins, { sizes.
White striped Jean, Green figured, plan
Marse'lcs und fancy = Swhl,e, plain aud Miilc
Fcs,ng, 4 silk
OrnaItehted Hooks & Black and white SsNA
Eyes, Atn,
Playing Cards and Imitation Merino hkfs.
BeedS, y Brown and white Iju;.
An assor'men, Of Cam en-.
brio cheap, Ladies and Rentles
Pack, Pound and Box news cotton Hose,
' s6ee'ns, sAir'ns. mens ;srs Pocket e'i nooGs'
Checks, { Webbing for belts aud
An assortment Of hut. 4 susperd.rs,
tons, ) six lace and Edging:
ALSO, SALE,
Wrapping Paper and patent Blackiog.
April :
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Capt. Moody, arrived at New-YoIk from
New. Orleans, whence nc sailed on the tn
March, informs that tho river Mississippi had
risen to an unosual height, and was on the
rise whcn he lett the Baiizs, l4Ih March.-
Flour was retailing at New.Orleans at two
dollars and fifty cents per barrel Forty-one
ships, 7s briggs, So sch.s. and soops, 10, al
~, all American, arrived at New o deans
duriog the months Of Jancafy and February,
and there were Between one aud Two hun
dred sail in port when Captain W. sailed.
The steam ship Robsrr Fulton arriyed al
Eew.O ilcans the 10 h Of March.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING.

REPUBLICAN MEETING.
1he Republican Freemen OF this town
arc requested to meet at the State House
on MONDAY evening next, for the
purpose Of making arrangements relative
y the ensuing election. An early and
general attendance is requested.
April IL.
Mr.. CHARLES, who has SO frequent.
ly delighted and astonishcd the most en-
Ngh:ened audiences in. Europe and A
'merica vita his wonderful powers Of
VenlfNoqnlsm, ii viii be seen by his ad-
yeri.scmen,, intends gratifying the inl,al,i-
!tants OF this town with a display Of his
extraordinary powers. From the notice
repeatedly taken Of him in European and
American journals, and from his geutle-
manly and agreeable department, we feel
confident he will give the highest satis.
faction; and we donbt no, be vii! receive
a very liberal encouragement.
U S. brig Enterprise. .~-Cn Sunday
last the u. 5. brig Enterprise, Captain
kEARNEv, arrived in this port, from a
cruise IN the West Indies. She put in
here for harbor, and sailed again for
New York Oh the following morning.
On the night OF the 4lh inst. in Tat. 40,
10, Ion. TO-, 80, in gale OF wind, a
schooner bound for Baltimore, run stem
on the Ice bow OF the Enterprise, stove
in her bow and fore channels, and part
Of her bends, which caused her to leak at
the rat- of 6 OF Z feet an hour. The
schooner was not much injured parted
company next day, after repairing dlna.
.ges
The Rev. DR.. Austin has resigne6 the
presidency OF the University Of Vernout,
which resignation was accepted on the
22d oj march, by the corporation, with
the unanimous expression oftheir appro-
baIion, and regret at hi, departure, ac-
companicd by very atcctionate address
from the students.
The following accident will shew the
necessity Of caution in taking medicines
purchased Of those who are not acquaint-
I'd wi1h them. A Mrs. Howland, of
a'enbroLA, Massachusetts,, being nnwcll,
il was thought necessary to give her
some Castor Oil; the family observed
that they had just obtained some, and
table spoonful and shalt was immediate.
" given her; when, in few minutes,
she observed, that it did not taste like
Castor Oil; and, on examination, it was
discovered, that Balsam Capivi was sent
for Castor Oil, which proved fatal in
.,wo hours and a half from the time it was
administered.
The Columbus, line of battle. ship,
Commodore Bainbridgc, it is expected,
will before his return to the United
States, proceed from the Mediterranean
on special visit to Constan.lnople.
Thia will Lc the second American man
Of war, that ever anchored within the
Dardaneles what is more remark.
able. Commodore Bdnbridge command
cd the. fiFst American f-igate thu. ever
pa:Ed the Srh:
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N Z w GOOD S.
John B. Newton.
20 OM Stl1nd IO4,

70 CM SIand I04,
WILL this day receive from The latest
importations from the Triton and Rssse,.s
into Boston. large variety of Sppixp Goops--
They are offered Tor sIe cheaper than AN, brought
to this market. o. .
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,Ihe'tilgafe Constitution, Cap;. zones
is nearly equipped for sea, having under
gone thorough repair at Charestown,
and it is said will proceed for the Medlt-
erranean in short time, or as soon as
her crew is completed.-The sch. Ali
gator, Lieut.. Stockton, which was re-
Gently built at the navy y-yard, will sail in
day or two for Africa, on cruise to
intercept slave dealers on that coast.
STATE Of Mew- Tori. The joint CON-
mittee of the Senate and Assembly OF
New-York, on the Message Of governor
Clinton "impIicating the conduct of sum
dry individuals holding Offices under the
general government" have made long
and interesting report, concluding with
the following:
Resolved, That the accusation made
by his EXcellency the Governor, against
the officers of the general government,
charging them with interfering, as an
organized and disciplined cortS," in our
elections, and OF violating the "purity
and independence Of our local govern
ment," has not been suostantiated, and
is wholly unlounded. Mar. Ad0.
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FLOUR !

4.
TWO Iirndred AID Fifr bbls. Alrx-
\ aadriA supstue FLOUR, jus, landed ard for
sale BY Il. ". LANToN
keySpors January ., isai. : "
hats AND SCHOOL BOOKS. 3
I'm boxes Meats; Youths and Chil-
i drcn's RATS. Aaauisear dfd sAsap. 50st 70.
s<isea irYm Ncw-Yrrk and Tor sale at
G. WANION's Boot & Hat Store.
.<uons fhcn are So
J. wfLLsow's csiehrslcsl imitation besvere and
Mems .sisitc and b'scx hats, vith wide bfins, a
the low prlct Of IS 3sscb. %
Tweedy sBenedict's i,si;asicn besysrs--fts!
quality mems re IL Ssi., 6nc di,so
white. Drotilsrs & Co ssmfasies beavers - w ster
proof duo maie ensiseiy d Fur. hSht and hard
sose - 1lso best No I, hats tSAl
Clisa'sns white aud black Beaver. snd rd 10.
rocco Hsta
For sair "a ascDe,
50 ReNns Writing paper, Zap No 4, "a 8. al end
dollar pei ReAin Iess ihsn the usual price
tsesrr prpcr and Stationary ot every description
Sc:.ps. ,Apoks of every k,asi 10 uee--ss Atslen's
snds ts<bhef's ~. "a y - sots s-Cbrmings,
Morse md Godsmilh M Biographies -Arithme,ies
--sraAsnars, Dictionaries, Tcstaments, &c --Ses.
mcn's nd Dlart Books al
Plipcr H.ngings anil Rords,s.
For Rooms and Window Curtains. selling Oh Al
very reduced prices
(Jf Those persons who ate indebted 10 q. WAn-
Tos, aud the more especially ii,pse whose Accounts
nave been of long s,sadicg earnestly requested
tocai and make psyuent, ~ othe.wre their Ac
cour's will bc pat IN sui, Ia The course of 10 days
NeWport. Nay ~. 1920
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PuBLlsaEn BY AUrRoRITY.


PUBLIC ACTS.
AN ACT To amend the act. entitled " An Act 70
alter the times Of the sesson cf the Circuit and
District Courts in the District Of Colombia
Be il enastedby fhs Sendfe and House
Of Representatives of the u S. gs1-
msriea n Congress dssem6ied, That the
act passed on the cIegitb day of Nav.
last, to alter the times OF the session Of
the Circuit and District Courts in the
District Of Columbia. Instead OF being
limited to take effect ON the first day OF
January next, shall have free operation
and effect from and after the passing
hereof and that all the writs and process
of the Circuit Court of the District Of
Columbia, for the comfy Of Washing
ton, shall be returned and continued in
like manner as if the said act had taken
effect from and after the thirtletl day Of
July last.
JoHs w. TAYLOR,
Speaker Of the Iiosse Of Representatives. Z
JOHN JAILLARD,
Presiaent os,he Senate pro tempote,
" Washington, Dec. 29sA. 1920.
Approved JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT to smsad ihe act, s,sectitled |" An act Tor
the relief ~ nc hgri rsRrssso,Atisss of r<nsy
Willis"
Beit enacted BY the Senate and House
of Representatives q the y. S. ef H.
niericd in Congress assembled. That the
act, entitled ";An act Cor the relief Of the
legal Representatives Of Henry Williy,'
passed On the eighth day of May, one
thousand cigh, hssndrcd and twenty, be
so construed as to except from location
all town lots and lands now or hereafter
reserved by the United States, sr WHICH
may have been, or may bs, appropriated
by Congress for the use ofary state, or
for any other purpose, and that the loca-
ton be made within two years from the
passage ofthis act.
JoHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives. .
JoHN GAILLARD,
President Of the senate, pro tempore.
Washington. Dec. 29th, 1920.
Approved; JAMES N0FRDE.
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FORTY TWO PLATES {!

"a FUKT VVO T'Isf TES
NOW publishing In 40 weekly nufnber.,
IN at 10 Ia CTS. each, Two OF the plates
a'e. splendid Frcnispirce, and an engraved
Title Psgr. The work is illustrstsd wish ex..
p'Aosiofy Nc.cs, lsom the wti.iugs Of those
sminenl cisiurs, Hrnrg, Browr, 'seoff; CSSs,
Hesiey, md Cnrse.
~ rsssons residing in the country, who
may wisl, to subscribe, can be Supplied with
this va.nablc Family Treasury, By eight num-
bcrs et time. or more, as far ss published,
on application to the Appointed Agee,.at Mr.
WIN. OmAS's Chusck.Strecs, Newport, r. J..
N: B. Subscription papers arc left at
w. SrRsxTER's Tavern, bristoi--slso, at
AR. CoLE's Tavern, Wsvrsn, r. /.
SETH LUTHER, Agent.
August 80 nf)
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~ Ne 1I9 1Hdnes. .SFrfef.
lTy As ;cst received from Nev York snd Boston.
LII r.4>ty of chi'dren's BOOKS. Toys, Fancy Arti.
sc]cS kx-- s'so. Primers and Rhode .lsIsnd Aiman-
ck- he abode. .fx.nd 7>risscs fsr 1891 the Phys-
;orncri,' . novel. ~. 81 Is; the Abbot, new sdi.
| ;>t so's 81 So Csldveirs kfc of Cen Greene.
10 Ns.sh's Appeal, 3 s~d 80 5Iumboldts' his-
or, ~ S<v sn4in s. with many othes niseellA-
ar Old Bosts relbouut viii nesspeos and des-
hkb ~ Jsosuy ;, 1921.
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MORE .NEW GOODS.
JOHN b.. NEWTON,
M. 1Da 5h,..>e C<.>se N.>e>>,

Stt&f D.. NE tlN<<, ~
40. l04, Tharses- Sness, Ns0cetf,
Hds jsw seceissd, sud Is this d,r epyp(ne. .
s'sa' variety Of GOODS, ves) ehe,p
Y <ross w>ie1 ere
~ LACK aud ssssossed eoiors Domb>assss%
- ell p'icss; Canton Crspss, J .snd is
do'ls. piece; . great variety ot Cslicoss ;
Russis Snse,irss initiation, ditlo Asvens
Dyek Indie cossops, Russia Diapers; Cas-
s,fperss and BiesdeIcshs Cashmere Sha~ls;
ANericsn snd Eoglish Shissines and Sheet
ings lsiieS sad gso,ls msna' Beaver 0lovsss
Ss''ines,s, Gessaaa Se'gs' hIsek. sipss God
@s1ed vc's ed Hose ssbby velsst,, al col.
.ossi black silk, do; r,Apnsss Pins, b the
.9sfh silk aud cotton fikh; Rsoied pelise
Esnnslsi DeFserahhe Kerssy Nsedles,
bo{ens, Saving Sahs t'pess Ribbons, &cs
y 4<Voort. ID r. ,s.h*,r 1890
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THA ysul,scrihefs respectfully informs their
friends and ,he pntiscin general, that sbey
hare added totleir establishment complete sst
Of new Cards, suitsbie Coz cafi;ng Of Me'ino voo,
IN The best manner, which together with their for
rasr machinery make their establishment complete.
Wool OF all grrIes carded into rolls It The t<w-
est tetms They wisk 20 receive voos f6c msns-
fsetuvisg on shsrns or contract. ~ may hest suit
thsir employers They con,ipne to carry on their
Clothing business, ia III its various branches. Be-
cry attention viii be paid 20 the colprjng Of Crspe
Bombsscttes, Silks. &c The following persons
viii receive and forward any ssicies intended fbs
tho Union Fzcsofy
GHoRGE L>wroN, T:1ertss
JgRE ~GAa GtFFORn BrfGsf kkrv.
EOW and SrASHufE. and
Nv WATSON. sssper5
The subscrhefs. return tl'e.s sincere <hsuks V
their old customers AID solicit the <z11;psAeoe q
shcss 6soafs. John n t0cUCk
MOSES LAWToN.
rorss.sush. Jsns 2. & \, ~
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my guide. thai rattle snakes had jor,ns:. !
y been very numerous upon this hllI and
were ssin ieund thcfc IN considesatld
numbers. He accorded with the grue~
ri impression rs to thcit ,b,pidity, and
the slswi,rss cf their mo(ions bui slAsed
the F,l!owing FACT, as of one ofhis own
knOwicdge. Oac or his ncishhors, :
young man, meeting with 4 large and
tignohs snake, Il this species. ins(cad
oI destotching him At onte, With his long
cant &hip, which he could have dors[
without the slightest danger. IA II is
known shcy are killed. very easly) smsls>
cd himsrlf BY provoking him, by scntly
playing his whiparound his body, rkn
irri'ated reptile Nf:dc rcpa,ctl and viRes
rous leaps towaSs the Young man. bonn
ing nc5fcr to him II every effort, rnd
being sesxed more and more hy tha
whip, At last threw himself into lc ~
MD, ss:>lls ~ s,lat wbe1 &c 1esccn
cd, he sccw.<d scarcely tos touch ia
gronnd--but Instantly febounding, cx.
ccu,ed . surce.s;on Of lcny,s, So rapid
and so great sbst there was not ne
slightest in.ermission, and he appeared
to fly. 'ihe young man hetook himself
to rapid fight. bot his dreadful pursue
cr gaincd rapidly upon HIM, ill app,oach4
ing . fence he perceived lhqtl,e c,l,Id
not plss il before the fings of ihe anskc
would - booked n his ilesb as his uuly,
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An Attorney. presenting q copy Of .
writ to az suc,ionecr n Brighton, not
long since sp9!cgizcd Cor his unIriendIy
visii, sndeoaciadcd with hoping thst the
other would nos be oflended, o le W.
merely pertaining 20 unpleasant duty IN
his profession. 'Cersa;nly not sad the
auciioner, you must attend to the duties
Of your profession, and 81 must J %
nine B insta,ly kSAkfd nm dery'
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THE market price, (eithcr jn Cash OF
i Goods, viii be given for good clean plsx
SEED. delivered in large or small psrcs}s. 70 ne
ssp,criser. c.orner OF washingtos square aud
Thamsss,rcet
Edward W, Leutm.
re~pr. .Daa<nbW %, no.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-10

Has for SAFE at AIS sfoIs IN Hiexford.
A General .Asso~menf of Hssdws,s and
"A Cutlery btass Andiroos. shovels sad
tonss--ALSO, Dry Goods, Shoes, end Gro
ceriss Du,ch Plough Irons, snd Pionghs
ready msde patent pitch fOrks; broad sod
narrow csst Neel sxes; bar Icon and steel,
and nails Of all sorm heath siie, bricks
stoue lime, Window Gisss md Pu,'y.
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/. yfsd hossessies given inmediafeiy,j =.
THE front part Of the house (wi'h cb4mSef1s
ssd other oouvsaiencxs.j nov occupied ~
the su,scfbcs, stu1te m tlse main rosd, about two
mites from ths stale House in Ncwpot The cit.
ustion is pIesssrt. and y veil eaiculssed fe< .
southern family should Il be preferred Bossdrvs
viii BE- tsken sr ressonablc terms, and evsvy xor-
sion via be nAAs Tor their comfortable aceonno.
datisn. JOHN h<pon.
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<7kSo, ffs Lunitfy- lard, ~ 3
gensrai as-ortment of ccuatry inmber, con.
sisting Of Ship Plank. boat i}osrds, common OAK do
Wexford Oct & ( efs AZ,
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c.. Partnership Dissofscd.
THE co-Ps ',aersh'p hssessiorS ssis'ios
" undsr the FEm Of 90

[- = "1VvCs q " HIIdUl HlU6ttHI,
is.this day dissolved by mutual con.crt,
--Ali persons h-s.ns any demands, are re.
qnestcd 10 pseseht them for settlement, eud
those indsbtHd 70 said Firm By Note OF Hook
Accoans, are requested 10 make psymsnl on
or before Msy sev nsnext, as ait ursc.'led &c
"snds will be then put in The hands -
Attorney for collecllon, without any d;scslnsi
nation. MOSES THURSTON,
WILL! hR1f fTnUHSTON
N.,s ~,~-t I.r cy -
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NEW GOODS.

"A VAhxy Of Nsw Articles. received
= - *sn shs iAis sassicAs--joss opened. and for
sale cheap. By n n
f.. w. LANTON.
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