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The brig Nicholas & Felix, Calvert, ri hrs port
cleared at Baltimore, on he nth inst for Matsn,
The brig Mary, Wilcox of this port, was at Ha-
vana, May 1.
The U s. frigste Mace donian. arrived at Hsvsnss
April 2o from Boston 26 day passage
The brig Richard, Daily, arrived IT Providence on
Friday last, 70 DAYS from Africa LEFT on the coast
in Jan last sch Ro;la, Devens of Bris oil
The .'ocp Rapid, Percy, Of this pert, sailed ssom
Savannah. May s. for ST Augustine
Ssiled from Richmond on he l2.n .r' schr Ann
HoWiand, 10, this pori aud Providence.
AZ Mariei the 18th ait brig Re'nittsacc, OF brts'
tcl.
at Pernsm6uco. so day, since, brig Aheona, OK
Bristol, taking in freight for New South Shetland
Spoken. May IL, lat SO, so long g.! 10. sckr M
10, Usher, 2dsys from Bristol for Martinique.
Sooken the 4th iost of Bgrnegst, sioop 'ieiss
from Eyuma, for Bristol.
Arrived a. Havana. April 2etb, schooner ktnne'
beck Trader. Gale. of this port, from New orleans.
Arrived. at Mobile The 18th ut schr Tasseii, Day
ton OF this por, fcor Charleston.
Arrived at tAiexandra, the nth inst schr. " i'hsm'
Russell from this port.
Sailed frcn Alexsndria, The 10th ut s'cop Golden
Age Marble. of this port for Providence
Arrived ~ Gibraltar, March II, the United states
friCate Constitution Capt. Jones, the sIoop Onsro
Capt Chauncev. and schooner Nonsuch, L.. 1uiner'
from Port Mzbon The Constitution anu OntA'sO
sailed for Cadz, the 24lh
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DAVID RODMAN,
No. l26, TH0reS-cr.

No. l26, IH0rIcS-cr.
rNeariy opposite the sign OF tie GoldGo Eag'e
II ESPECrFUJLY iTicr0s the psblc. ths, he has
N rerenily made such sd!itions 20 his stock OF
ROOTS and SHOES. rs renders his assortment very
general which he is selling cheap as At any store
in town. ofequL quality
.iLSO--, quantity Of mems calf skin shoes toe
7S5 wou,ens morocco shoes at 81 and 2s3 eiI'd'
ren.' morocco and leather Bootees al Ss; chidtens
shoes at 2,S and leo The above shoes are ut coca
quality, snd scid the prices stated an conse-
ouence of having been some time on hand but @ii
probably equal to many tha, cost much u'oFe;
Moro co of various eolors binding ssms meats
leather; calf skins, shoe thrssd webbing na''s'
&c. with almost every article that relates TO Tie she
business
0T Roots ard shoes. of every description nann
fsotured "a usual and psrtieu ulsr attention paid -
repsirnr. May %.
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The whole number Of persons corn.
mit,ed for trial in England and Wales
from 1915 TO 1921 both inclusive, a.
mounted IS, ,497, of which 1919 were
males and Ia, l68 females. OF thesc
$3.50 were convicted, l6,479 acqult-
ted, and against 1868 there were no
bills found. OF the 56,3l0 convicted,
1858 were condemned to death, but on
ly 693 were executed.
a lad Of l3 years old has been conf
m;tted to Jail in Georgia, on charge OF
robbing the U. S. Mail between Athens
and Mllledgeviile
Ladies Of South An,ericd.-A letter
from Lima, published in an English pa
per, states, that the theatre is opened
twice a week that the most fashionable
ladies' stand up in the front boxes ana
light their cigars by the chandelier; and
that the house is continually hiied, with
| smoke.
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From tie .Nelo. Fork Mercantile .fdJsrtiter.
FROM MhRACAlBO.


The sioop Sally, arrived yesterday, sailed
from the above place on the 2o,h April
Capt. Williams has favored us with papers
to the lAlh, and the following verbal iDte'h-
gercc.
The schr. Lottery, Of Baltimore, carried 10
Maracaoo, from Curacoa, the Presidents
Message, relative to tho recognition OF the
South American States, which occasioned
great re joicings An i'lcmination Of the In
tendant's palace, 4 ing of rockets from tho
public sqoare sc. took place on the occasion
The Spaoish force, under Gen. Morales,
made their appearance az Alta GtacIa' oppo'
site Maracaibo, on the 3oIb March, and occo.
pied he coast to Punla de Palmas, about lS
miles. 1t was reported this force consisted OF
about 5000 men, about one hall OF which
were row troops. fn consequence o' this poe
siticn OF the royalists, the intendept OF Mare.
caibo (Ger. Clemontinil issued a proclsma.
,ion on the 9;h OF April, declaring the city
under martial law.
The Patriot force at Maracaieo, consisted
Of the battalion of Tiradores de la Guardia,
IL. Col Remboldt, the battalion oiCsraboho,
Col. Brandt, the battalion of tho city, bril-
gads of artillery, and 500 cavalry, the whole
under the command of Col. lose &c los Heos.
la addition 10 these detachment OF 500 IN
family was ordered from Rio De Ia Hachc, the
van guard of which arrived The day beforo the
Sally sailed. Dispatches had also bean sent
TO Col. Pcnanzo, who had arrived OF Coro,
from Ca,races, and wa, hourly expected with
force of 5000 infantry, ssd 200 cavalry, we'll
mounted. lie had received supplies from
Currscos, and intended Immediately TO COM
meoco operations. His cavalry was detached
from the army of Gen. Paez.
From ell The circumstances, and the posi-
ton OF Gen Morales, il was believed he would
not be able TO affect q retreat.
Gen. Paez was beseigiug Porto Cayello
with q respectable force, and ths place was
closely blockadsd by ses, so that no supplies
could be Introduced.
The coast OF Coro was also blockaded by
Patriot force of five vessels, under command
OF Com. Belucbe.
by the last accounts received at Maracaibo,
the Libsra,or, President Bolivar, had arrived
at Popyan, TO open the campaign. Several
letters had bsen received from the Vice Pres
id>nt at Santa Fe dc Bogo,a, from which IL
appeared tina, the campaign would result ia.
vorably to the Colombian army.
~.H:~
Psrciva!, the Poet, has established bis resi-
dcncs in the vaeinity Of New.lliyen, whefe
bo is ENGAGED In writing an etirk noem.
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10 iyYf, tho overwhelming iofce Bur
coyue dove the Americ ans from their ,,rong
post al Ticonderog a-uniyersai alsio pre-
vailed IN the North at the rapid spprfaeh Oh
tbe Bri,ish.--Sisrk was found ready meet
snd conquer them. lie voluntarily nafcheu
10 Vermont, and at the head OF undiscpiinea,
but arden, troops, he immor,alized IN name
By piann!ng end concentrating the aisek al
hennnYion---the most eIuaoi dinar! anu
least expected event OF the whole tevduiion'
in whicn two different corps OF Biust. Hes
sian and iodian iayincibies" wore atacked
spd bcalen in rapid succession, the hfst III
lh.ir ,edoubts, and tho second while tominB
up 20 the relief of the other. This yictory,
f. ON STATE OF lhs lowest depressicn insplr-
ed Americans with the highest confidence
Stark, with myriads Of o,her voInOtees,
Joined Geo. Ga,es at Saratoga, pnd by his ex'
trt,oos aided IN the overthrow OF BugoyDe.
lie was Of the convention which negotiated
the British surrender, but was decidedly d.
verse 10 eoy other treaty than sufender 4"
discretion. M
The following year tho northert frontier
was assigned 10 his command wnh teeD'e
force s,iii his old friends, the miiitia,promPI
| at his call, presented such an a,lnuteas So
cured the frontier from assault. lDG he
was at Rhode Island, and principally, empioy-
ed with Gen. Gates IN surveying tho country
from Tiyei,oo 10 Point Judith 10 guard a.
| painst attack. Late 10 the season, however,
! he io,ned Washington with the northern az
| my, who wa. enabled 10 make good bis w'n'
| tor quarters. In the year 80. he Was with
! Warrington at Motris,owo and IN The battle
|! of Spring field that season terminated win
Gen. Liaco!n's disaster al Charleston and the
treason Of Arnold. In 81 he again had
charge Of the northern department, and kept
the enemy IN cioso quarters with small bo
dy OF militia; ,ho surrender oi So'a"si'
this year closed the war.
For the ma,etials Of this hasty sketch, ou'
| obligations arc duo 20 MAJOR CALEB oTAR1
| his eldest son, who participated WIN DIS iiius
,rious father IN many oI the Pen!s OF me &c
| voIut,op. At The conclusion oil the war, Sen
Stark, like the Roman CinciDnstus, retired-t
the pursuits Of domestic life, nioeline wil
the industrious and hardy yeoMan'y OF New
Eneland, and aspiring To mono oil the honor
or enolumenls OF public Office, but reap'ne
in common with his countrymeni the huit
of that i'm mortal struggle, which made Us
FREQ people. For the last lew years OF hi
life he enjoyed a pecuniary bounty from &c
ycrDncn,--a gree.wili Offering OF the naiio
10 one Of its most distinguished defenders.
Such was Gen. STARK-the last surviyn
gcnero officer Of the fevoution--the h'st an
mos, iouepd hero OF our S,s,e, OF whom 81
may Justly boast as unsurpassed in cool an
E determined bravery. He has gone me W.
Y Of all the living. His Character in pnva
j life was onble lemished. Hrs menners WI
= frank and artless, though tinged with an .
= | cenuici,y peculiar to his family alone.
0 | sum up oil, no was that 'nob!ess work
!, God" on HONEST MAN
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BOOKS MISSING.

No. 72S, Calvary, or the death Of Christ.
poem, BY Richard Cumberland. vol
No. 757. Beattie's Minstrel and FacOner's Shif-
wreck, vol.
No 767, Campbeirs Pleasures Of Rope. vol
The above books are missing from JAMES hAb-
Moup's Circulating Library-whoever Wall return
the same NAV there receive their value May y
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PAP

$50 Reams Of wove and ho'pressed fools.
cap and pot Writing Paper
veIum and ro,pres.ed Post or Letter Psper
Blue, Tea and common Wrapping dI'n
Ames's and Itali,n botpressed folio Post, ditto
Log, cartridge sod bonnet ditto
Tse above Is just received ard for sale ~
May 81 J.f.h.S 6.f-h'4O"H-
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M1k MED,


Tn this town, Wednesday evening ty the Key
Mr. Eddy, MIR OGper peCEham to Miss Efza N'Te.
On Thursday evening, Mr.. Leonard Bass to hiiss
Han,,ah ClarIe, daughter OF sir Wiliism C'SFke.
Al Portsmouth on Sunday evening the l2tb inst:
by the R,v Mr. Eddy, MIR -1nGrep CGssedy 10 Mss
Deathy .aHen daughter of MIR ho"ar aIen'
Al Elizateth-Cny, (N C) I'll Sunday evening,
the 5th inst MIR UiMa,u ,'foere, ii this town, 70
Miss Margaret .Bert,n Of that place
AT Pswtucket. on Wednesday last, by the Rev'
Mr.. Bt nedict. MI Ge1rse LGE1on Q. Poftsmou'h. TO
Bliss Maria Baker, dsus h.er Oi Mf Joseph Baker, ci
the former place.
In smuLtield, on the 18Th inst. Mr.. James Scott O!
North Prov dsnce 10 Miss .4Ics II Siss0H, osugl.eF
Of MIR. Asa oisson, If Coyentry
At Provideucs, Mir. CAariss COrstGrsiirs o: New
York, to Miss .ibby Godfrey CA4r les Z GIias I-si'
Esq Counsellor at Law, 20 Mise Lnsd'"a h'e"5,she-
4, Nes,port, Mr. Jp1lho,1 ~ Jndsr1,esd ~ hliss
Hannah .7iLeii OF Li;;le-Comptcn.
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In this town on Friday last. mary Sevs17 eldest
daughter of MIR James stevens, in The lVIh year q
her age.
At Providence Mrs Euniee Hudson. eldow OF NE,
Robert hudson aged 81 ysSrs--Mr .1nroD rteE ia
the 79th year OF his age Miss Seiah Gag, sged II.
Mrs. .qIce .3rnold wife Of Scr Nehemiah Arnods
in the 69th year Of her age -
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPOR /
EkpERFD.

Ship George & Mary, Townscnd, whaling voN aecs
Brazil Banks s!oop Sally, Williams New'fork do'
B. ID Jones Cahoone do schooner Dorcas HawesS.
Lauibsrd, Boston
CLEfRED.
Schooner. porcas Rawes, Lambard, PrcYterSe
sloop 3 d Jones, Cahoone, do.
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NEWPORT.
WEDWEsDAY, My %, 1922.

u
this town, on Wednesday evening, the
18th of June next, for the purpose OF no.
mina,ing two suitable persons to repre-
sent the State of Rhode Island IN the
Eighteenth Congress OF the United
States. 70 be recommended for the sup
mort of the freemen at the ensuing cleo
lion in August. The Republicans OF
the several towns in the State are desired
to elect their Delegates accordingly.
In the list Of Representatives IN the
General Assembly published IN Our last
we inserted Elisha, instead OF ELIHU
HICKS, ESQ. Of Tiyerton.
We understand Mr.. CALHOUN, Sec
re,ary of War, and Mr.. LowSDEs, a.
member of Congress from Soulh-Caro-
lima, intend to pass the summer in tins
town. They win be cheered with
hearty welcome.
The public are cautioned to beware
of an impostor, Of the name OF OLIVER
SrEpMAN, living in South klngstown,
who pretends to knowledge OF bone
setting, and assumes the name OF Sweet,
the better to effect his neiarious designs.
Should this wretch be found again IN
this quarter, he will be dealt with by the
utmost rigor OF the law.
Melancholy Nccidcm.--On Monday
afternoon, while employed on building
on Gardner's wharf, Mr.. JAMSs Boon,
worthy and respectable citizen, tell
from ladder, distance OF about fifteen
feet, and was so badly injured, that he
survived the accident only a few MN
utcs.
The Theatre in Providence will be
opened, for short season, this evening.
MIR. BoorH, highly celebrated actor,
is engaged to perform for lew nights.
| -s~:so .---
| The Providence Patriot, Of Saturday
last, contains an abstract OF the returns
of the several banks in this state, render
ed to the General Assembly, at Its re-
cent session. We are unable to pub
lish the, whcle detail at present, but sub
| io;n, from the same paper. the sums to-
cal ofthese statements, which wii show
at one view the aggregate condition ol
the thiIty.thrce Banks i'll this State, at
four O'Clock in the afternoon OF the 3Oth
| CT April, 1922, as swocn to by the Pres
idents and Cashiers Of the several Banks
Capital Stock paid in 6oi757
Deposit, AS, 9,67s7:
I proe,. on hand 20 66i Ot
| Debts due from Banks 33S a
Bius in circulation 7I522o 81
Debis due from Directors 627,243 o.
other STOCKHOLDERS s85259 S,
all o,hets 2,863 500 q
Specie 5i5466 81
| Bills Of other Dlnks 10 6oS !!
De eosits In other Banks l59,529
Bank Stock lo2' -
II c S,ock 72.430
Real Estate ei'oS9 l
Furniture, Sac. 6,Sl7 l.
-~r: o: o----
AT the late election for Representative
\ tb
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AT the late election for Representatives
10 the General Assembly in Boston, the
federalists succeeded in electing seven
teen out of twenty five, the whole num-
Der agreed upon, by very small! MAORI
ties, in some instances not exceeding
one; the Remaining eight were not G.
lected. AT subsequent meeting, held
on the 10th inst. the Middling Interest
Ticket, (composcd Of moderate men OF
the Federal party and Republicans pre-
vailed by a majority OF upwards OF three
hundred. This is considered as a very
important result, inasmuch as the old a.
ristocratic ]un,o in Boston have received
blow, which it is tllougb, they cannot
survive.
A brilliant meteor passed over the ci-
ty of New.Tork on Thursday evening
last, about 9 O'Clock. 1t was larger
than common ocket, proceeded slow,
and in its explosion exhibited the colors
of the rainbow.
PemarkaR. CaSe-Widow Eliza
beth Todd, Formerly Emery now Nv
ing a, Pembroke, n. Ii. begun to grow
deaf at the age of 40, and continued in
tins state almost entirely deaf until last
November, at which time she was eigh-
ty wears of age. All at once the small
es, sounds became painful, ard the uatu-
"a, voice to her seemed like thunder;
and since this time she hears with the
mos, perfect accuracy.
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Psrciva!, the Poet, has established bis resi-
dcncs in the vaeini,y of New.ll,vcn, where
he ia engaged IN writing an ehirk poem.
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The Theatre in Providence will b
opened, for a short season, this evening
MIR. BoorH, highly celebrated actor
is engaged to perform for a few nights.
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or H.,

In this town, on Thursday evening. DR.. CBARLRs
Fsgs, in the I'd year Of MS sge-sfter ilhess Of
three months. which he bore with ,hs, calmness and
serenity It mind which pnos ophy first mplsn,s, and
religion perfects. man 1t is not permued TO es
innate the perfection OF Dan--but Il al lEtegry
which he world could cot corrupl--if lie jeSoi-
ed to the most active benevo.nce afford title 70
respect-if these constitute goodness he IS srnong
" hs god mem maie Jecf. The toss of this dis
tinguisbed piiIanthrophst has left a chasm in Our
community, which will no. De easily hiied-in the
hearts Of his Fellow Citizens he has left monu-
meDt which time cannot mouder effsce.-.ier.
On Monday morning. last, Mrs. Margaret Wood,
rect OF the late Capt. peieg Wood, in lhe 75J year
Of her age.
On Tuesday last, Piaat Siseur a woman OF color
and formerly a servant Of Abraham Redwood ESQ
deceased, aged 90 years.
Al Middie'own, on Thursday last, Mr. Josefh
Peekia'1, IN the 88th year of his age.
AT Providence on Friday last, .4nsei HARRIS son of
MI John Curtis, in the 9th year oflis age
At Brsddocks Field, near riitshurg, Gen. John
Gibson During the Revolutionary War, he COM
manded regiment On the continental establish.
ment. with honor To himself. and Advantage 10 lis
country. Ia i774, he served under Lord Dunmore,
IN The expedition against the Shawnee Towns and
being sent IN wnh hlg, he received from the lips
of the celebrated Chic Logan, the speech much
admired as specimen Of I,dian eloqucnce. lie be-
ieved that the speech, given ia Aic Jeferson's 5
notes on Virginia, was an accurate copy OF literal
translation which he delivered to Lord Dunmore.
In London, T"OmaS Gouits, Esq banker, aged az,
fathcr.ln-law ot sir Francis Burdet. lie beQuestn.
ed his whole personal properly, amounting to s d..
GoO.0oO. 10 has willow. formerly Miss Meen, otthe
Theatre He possessed All immen. real estate in
addition TO the above.
In Eng'and Sir Joia y jyarren, Bart. G. C. II.
and Admiral of the Whit..-sev. f.. u Cha,ks, the
celebrated traveller
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


THE subscribers respectfully inform their fr;ends
and the public, that they have ,his day rec,,
cd from boston. complete assortment oi
bOO7S and SEOGS,
among which are--ladies morocco and Md shoes,
of ,le most fashionable patterns Also one case of
Denmark satin shoes, Of different coors and OF s,-
peror quality. Also a large assortment oi misses
aud cbdrens morocco boots and shoes, oi all CO..
ors do qusnt'ty Of ladess walking shoes, Of dif.
iorent quahs'es, some as low as 6s per pair.
.f,so, constantly on hond---gehlicmen's calf.
skin Boots and shoes, warranted good--tcgcther
With youths and boys. OF ali descripa ions land Q
sr,ety OF others, such are usually called Tor in
81 oe Store-ail OF which he wG sell M low ss can
be purchased in Newport, OF the 3. me qualify
Those wishing to purchase are requested TO cali
and see Tor themselves, at
40. 9s, Thames sfveef, cnd
corner Of Marker SQUARE.
N. B. The subscriber continues the insnufactur-
ing ot Lsdlss' and Gen,e,nens Boots AID shoes Of
good stock and substantial work
BENJAMIN MARSH, Jun. & Co.
April a.
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II is now asce.tained tia, the United
States irigae Macedonian was conmis-
stoned TO repair 10 the Havana, there To-
receive documents end archives, which
Colonel Forbes was obliged to l,ave, and
which the Governour oiCuba has inn
properly delayed 10 deliver up, in conior-
nifty with the s,ipulations OF the Florida
Treaty.
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Amount saved, 8 Ai9s 81 by
the New System.
The Myste, lons Stranger.

Disputes have arisen as to the person and
proper,, Of EnANvEL ANTONIO, snas Mr..
Lewis. abo lately died 10 this place. The
proper tribunal has notified all persons inter.
es,ed, thar a decision Will hc made upon tho
claims, on the second Mondsy Of Juoe next.
We are informed by tae Surrogate, that no
less than tfour persons claim IN 'els'ion oil
Widow, and Two as next OF KIM and besides
ihese the Commissioners OF the County ot
Philadelphia, claim IS creditors on to- feit-
ed ecognzance of 8 2ooo' and Mr.. Hazard a
respectable gentlemen OF South'K'ngstown,
claims the money found op the deceased, or a
par, of il, as having been stolen from him in
Sep,ember last Ii is said that besides the
money lound in his pocket book, the deceased
had q considersble som secrcted in oae oil his
ce,nenIs Cen"nek
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MAR Rid,

In this town. on the li,h Nov. last. by the Rev
Mr.. bhon. .ibrGhan Tbursfon, Esq Deputy Col'ec-
of the Customs, TO Miss Mar t.a ~. P1or, dsu5 n
ter oi th. late Mr. William Prior, all Of this town
At jamestown, on Wednesday evening last, by
tie hev. Mr. kddy, MI, Daaiel ~ UGfsVr to Miss
Ma = Cong !On, daughter oi MIR. Thomas x. Cong
don, all uf ,hAt town
AT Warren. Mr.. .jisrs .uenags of Bristol, 10 Miss
Lydia .l..S ,. d-ush.er OF Nh. Caleb Anthony, VI
Warren.
At Providence, Mr. Fsiham Springer 10 Miss
C0rGeia Br1ggs both of that town
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ten II, forward a. such an a17a3cs Oh monsy .s
mould be required, and nave stipulated aocori-
insly, IN their new contract with the Keeper.
Produce Of the b,yium Farm in Crops, S.osts,
e5e. for fhe year 1921.
% tons OF nay 436 bushels potatoes i7o
do Corn 3 ton. oats cut Tor fodder; 2,675
lunches onions lo3 los. Fax, aud ousn-
els seed; 100 bushels EuIa BAss 90 do.
Carrots 50 do. Beels; II do. pa'snips 500
cabbsgss; 5000 10 squasnes 2io lbs. to-
bacco. ana quantity oi broom eorn-iogeih-
-cr with Summer vegetables tor The use OF The
establishments.
F.ned and Killed, 24s2 lbs. Beef; 222s
lbs. pork 22o lbs. niut,on aud IaAlIy OF
pouitry-Shrared ll6 lbs. Wool.
S.ock on sae Farm, One pair oxen; ! do.
steer, /; / horse /; young cattle ; cows !
IS hogs and 67 sheep.
An which is respectfully submitted
Byordsr Of she Board of Cemmisaonos.
EDWARD W. WION, Sse'ry.
Newport, Match 30, 1922.
II comharatiue statement Of he sZlhenses Of
Me moor IN NeEpors, IN The years 1919 and
1871
The disbursements for the poor in 1919,
consisted at the following items:
Pension List S 2f42 81
Board at the Aims. House. 1854 SO
Other expenses of the poor, 1888 3s
s 6,l57 IS
or last item, it appears tnat S 625 s3
was expended in wood Tor the poor IS So
for supplies sc. to vagrauts and B % 7s IN
discharge Of the annual Medical Bal.
The t.sbvrsemeOs for the poor 10 1927, as
ty the report ot The Com missioners, was
1858 80
Expenses Of 1879, S6,l57 IS
Of 1871, ,s56 81
Amount saved, s APPS 81 by
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5TE.lT0RiHDR.

MEMORANDA
Sailed rom Charleston ine I2,h INST. brig Mary,
Wilcox, for W est indiss.
Cleared It Wilmington, week previous TO the 18th
inst orig Hiram, Esston ct this port for Guadsiope
TIE trisste Constitution, .nd scht. NoBsuch
were a. Gibraltar, March 10.
Il ig Ann Gadstsn, Barker, of this port, arrived
at Havana. 18Th April.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-01

Natural CURIOSITY.

Two years ago Csp,. Jona,han Cavis, OF
Bow, caught y lrou,, which be placed 10 a
~sll socu. Ess feet deep This hsh, fro.
fs,, 10 spring, has suossIed in tu.. veil witt
GU, feeding, duiins ~"ich nme the well S
been cose ed. The water IN the well is sp-
psren,y one foot deep, and the bottom is
white sand. Ga opening the we'll the PIT es-
.n, sp log, thi, solitary FISH was found as live
Iy as ever, and is gcown 10 the length OF a.
bou, fit cen inches. Tae Question is, on
VIVA, did This f,h sG3sist :--N. II. Pafr;ol.