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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-11
FOR SALE.

A PIECE Of Land containing about one acre,
~ avery pleasantly situated (for country
seat,) ID the town Of Westbrook, living between
behring's bridge, go called, and Mr.. JAMES
DEERING's house in said Westbrook. 1t lies on
the northerly side of the main road leading out
OF this town, and has road all round il, except
ing one end
Also One lot Of Land in Westbrook. w.
g near Mr.. Daniel WInslolr's house, contain
irg about quarter of sD acre. Any person
wishing to purchase either Of said lots or land
will please call on the subscriher
BENJAMIN DODGE.
Portland, March II.
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COMB FACTORY.
COMBS OF ALL KINDS, MANUFACTURED AND
soLn by
r. ID WOODFORD,

A T his FACTORY. two miles from Portland, on
N the great road which leads from Portland
over Dsering's Bridge. to the Country. Dealers
in this article are invited IL call The manu-
facturer intends to have his work done in the
neatest manner. and his Combs pct ~ il good
order. Should any prove TO be otherwise than
good, he ohligates himself to take them again
and pay all damages.
He informs the LADIES in this vicinity, that
he has the art Of repairing Shell Combs, even
repairing teeth when they are broken. and ma
king them equally a. strong as the original and
that he does it in such manner that they can
not be discovered from the orisional teeth.
HE principal motive in giving this notice. Is
TO save the credit Of his Factory. and let his
customers know that there i no other agent for
Ibis Factory hut himself. who is constant at the
factory. and Mr. ~ JORDAN, who delivers Combs
| TO his customers through the country
| CE1~Fo requests those dealers 10 this article
who wish for supply, 70 send their orders 70 F..
! p. WoonroRo, Portland, and they shall receive
| the most prompt attention
! Portland, -Ma7ch IL, 1928.
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Al COuTt OF Probate held within and for the
cUaLty OF GunIo f'anu Oh isSsd4y MArSn a..
tue HeT Oi LOrL eikAlseh Aui4Cd IveuLv-tL "a
lOoECH NEkNlLL AdmanIsCts estate ii
MAIN AZ EnINIL tAts ~ Poland, >ounty, "a o.
aau ueeSaSeas having VI AZ
lIst ueCsAsuL, aud Also MS
SIA4nl aksInst SsI0 deceased.
O'ueIgu tAt &c sald administrator give nOtJSe ali
petspns lIsISsESds ny causing VI thts
p4Dlsnd ti &c ana GAzr,ts
PluSd al POrtidDu. InAt they may appear obAt1
AOuTL 90 Dc ucIu az NO IN Iru.Ofn. County
tnc fuuGth TUESDAY Ot 1T thy Ia tns
aIi shSw sa4se, I,) lney have, why tne same
snJuId not Dc
BARRETT POTTER, Jude..
trge CoPy--AtttsJ,
HORAI no sou LhSA l., Rssist.r.
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AT Court Of Probate held Portland, within and
county OF cumberland Ihe ussUas Marsh, IA
the year o. oar Lord hundrSd enty
IA lillian HAS - Jr, Executor " ia ana
tSsr'ment u NObEkI mas y, late Ut ociruOrouk ",
in sald County, gcnsinA dseessed, nsvng pTeeuCs
account Ut administration OF Alt estate 81 sand AZ.
Aetsvu
ordered. that the said Executor give notce to all PER-
nIerSsed, By SaGShE Gopy ems puU-
llsheA thre- weeks siv IN in lie lor.aud Caxtt
printed at Portad, tn,t they may appear obate
Court 20 Se hsd AZ SAID Portland, Tuesday
April OF clock Ia the IL, enuon, anI shz "
causs any they =, why snOu,d NOT be Al.
lowto.
BARRETT POTTER. Judge
true copy--Attest,
HORArIO oOU ihGAIE, Register.
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AT Court Of Probate held Portland within and for the
Souhty ot i~nd, on The hrs tuesday OF M.ct Ia
the year or our Lord eighteen huldrrd and twenty Ih
I(EN IAMlN MAYO, QtnIci Gwen. IL. snd David Ran.
= som, EAeeutuiS Of the last wIlI ami testament OF
THOMAS RANSOM, late ot Brunsw ick il sad county ,
vCom deceased, having presented theIr first
he aGuinlst tOn Of che estate of said deceased
petition tor the sale OF 50 much OF real 81 sal
deceased, may sufficient pay ment OF the u,
and OF sau DECEASED win incidental cha
Ordered. hat the sand Executors give notice 10 All per-
Interested BY Causing ct his order b. pub
iished succesSivey In the Portland Gazette
prne said Portland, thar they may appear Pobte
Courr 70 ne held Al aid PORTLAND the first TUESDAY
April of the clock the tor e,oon and snrNy
Cause any th5y have, why account should noI b. al
iowed aad the prayer OF s~id Petitioners q anted
BARRETT POTTER Judge.
true eopy-Attest,
HORAIIO sou IHGATE, Register.
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baltimore Glass. &c. &c.
G.. g. g. FOX.

T AVE Just received further supply Of Bali
L more Windop Glass, Of the FIRST and second
quality. and different sizes which they now Offer
at such further reduced prices to make il an
object f,r dealers 10 call and purchase.
.ALSO--Oue hundred ard nine hhds Of Kiln
dried Corn Meal, suitable for the West India
market, which they can sell very cheap.
They would request all persons indebted 70 them
on note or account, standing six months. TO make
immediate payment, or they shall be under the
necessity OF emf rcing by other means.
Portland March II. (6w.)
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10 tle HonOTuOte JUdSt q t'T0bdtc aplUitn and
for The county Of Cumberland.
OLIVER lOHN aON, AdnmlstraGor The estate OF
- GEORGE IOHNSON, lake Of GOihsm in SAID county /,
woman resp culy thst settle
of bis second account OF the admnistIatic of
tate Of said deceased. there Of your
petitioner OF eight hundred sixty dollars
FIVE ceuts Tor whiSh there is persoDti OF
ceased the sam. he thercto trays your Honor
him license Sell much Ut the az Of
decsss,d may be Sufficient TO pay sad aud inS
I'll charges
AT Court of Probate held Portland within and for the
county, ofCumbsrand. the FIRST Jesday OF March IN
the year ct Lord eli hundi e twenty
Upon the 10 egoiug petition Ordered, That he sad adj
mriSraor give al persons iergstr Oy causIrs
COPY his with this order thereon pub-
lshed three ks successively in the Portland
prior the FIRST TUESDAY OF Apit IT hat they nst
hen appeW PROBATE Curt BE- hr Ia sid
a. ten O'clock in the forenoon nd shew cause rhe
have why prayer OF Che p~tone should b. grant
ed. PARRElT TIER IaIEe.
crnv-Attest.
EoR.ATIQ sQuTHcATE ,Esxister.
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John ID. Gardner.

SOM ID. Gardner.
Commission Mcrchrni and .FtcHoneer,
No. 5, Central Row, Fore-Street,
has JUST RECEIVED AND OFFERS At
PRIV ATE SALE,
RM chests and boxes Souchong TEAS
NV so bags prime St. Domingo COFFEE,
80 ke-s manufactured TOBACCO, No. /,
10 hhds. w. |. RUM.
cases Martinico CORDIAL,
5000 feet Chelmsford GLASS,
8 bbls. Old WHISKEY, from Petersburg,
10 hbs. Green COPPERAS,
so boxes Sperm CANDLES,
100 boxes Brown SOAP,
80 drums fresh Turkey FIGS,
90 bbs. Brown SUGAR.
so reams Sheathing PAPER,
boxes fresh PRUNES.
Spanish SEGARS, American DO
Rappee SNUFF, Yellow do.
ALSO
80 pieces SATINETS, American,
80 do. red, white and green FLANNELS,
90 do. fine and superfne BROADCLOTHS
% do. stout blue PLAINS.
An excellent assortment PedtiCks-
bleached ard unbleached Sheetings and Shirt
ing in bales-C assimeres-Hosiery- Sinchaws-
Vestings-Silk Hdkls.-Sewing Silks, &c. &c.
The above GooDs, viii be sold to the
Dealers as low as can be purchased in Boston
or this place and on liberal credit for approx
ed paper
WfNTED rs ABOVE,
60 to 80 tons good PLASTER,
IS hhds. rrme retailing MOLASSES.
60 casks clover SEED.
90 do. Herds Grass SEED,
100 bbls. good sound POTATOES,
Portland, March ii, 1925.
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An entire stock of PIECE GOODS,
THURSDAY NEXT.

18Th inst al nine clock a. M. at Office No.
S. Central Royy. Fore Street, sill be sod
vihom reserve 10 close The concern,
Il P.BRADs IREEI'S entire stock ofPIECE
a. @ JODS consisting Of Broadcloths--Csssi-
meres- FIannels-Bombazetts -American cling
bams-do Checks-Rrown aud Rtsched Shrtings
aud sheetings-Iabby Vel1e,s -Copptrplates-
Observation-Disclosures innens-- DimOiy- Diapers
= MusLus- Cambrics--CiIovps- an assortment Of
Silk Gools-Rbbons-Sh Fancy Silk Hdkfs.
Hosiery, sc. sc. sc.
JOHN ID. GARDNER, Auchonser.
Portland March fl.
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W. b,r leave to differ from the . n J. writer,
b. ascribing tae great increase Of A21plcxv
among mon to the wearing of Cravats.n In
f-w instances il is probable any thing operating
like a irature about the neck, So as 70 determine
to much blao1 To the brain, may have given
rise II the disease but the Concurrence OF some
other agent seems generally necessary to pro-
dnce this effect. We should be much inclined 10
attribute the great increase Of Apoplectic cases,
of the present dav, more TO the too free use OF
the bottle, than 10 any other exciting cause
And why women are not subject to this ulalady
So frequently as men, may be. III part, imputed
10 their diferc1t habits and pursuits 81 life. We
feel supported in this position, because it is diff
cult 20 distinguish between apopleXv and fit Of
drunkenness, & as the disease has.heen remarked
TO make lis attacks most frequently on those who
lead luxurious life. who are guilty of great ir-
vguarities in their habits, and especially those
who have often indulged themselves il the abuse
Of spirtuous liquors. IL this very limited view
OF the question it may be proper to notice that
whatever tends 70 relax and enervate the Con-
stitution, NAV also prove an occasional cause OF
the disease. in Apop!exv. as well az in Palsy,
the causes AMI effects ere pretty similar, the
symptoms Of the two diseases arc very much blen-
ded together. Palsy not uafrequently, arises in
consequence Of ApOPlexy.
FEDERAL REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
The FEDERAL REPUBLICANS If Cum
bcrland Congressional District are notified that
Convention viii he held az MrrcHEL's HoTEL,
IN PortiGnd THIS DAY, 11h instdTE, at eleren
O'Clock a. NJ for the purpose Of selecting suit
able candidate TO represent them in the Legis-
lature of tie United States each town is re-
quested TO send double tie number Of Delegates,
as they arc entitled to send Representatives to
the State Legislature.
By order Of TIC County Committee.
Portland .Tar,h II. 1928.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having sold bnt FRO T1cEefs il
IL the NATIONAL LOTTERY. S,rth Class.
will refund the money for the same on demand.
WILLIAM FRANCIS
Portland, March II, 1898.
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cPFOR SALE. IN

~FOR SALE, N
NA9N A VESSEL on the SrocKs.......
s-'S--zse She is built Of good white oak, on Dam
eriscotta river-6D feet keel % feet & inches
beam-depth Of hold feet--Iloor tinbers ~
inches square. She can be fni- he'd for a high
or low deck.-She will be sold on good terms
For further particulars apply TO
ATWOOD & QUINCY.
Portland. March II.
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GALLANT DEFENCE.

OAGJANf DEF ENOts
We have obtained the following particulars Ct ~
action with pirate of MantanZas. in which they
were calamity defeated by the brigs Altoona, capt.
BlinB, OF this port Bowdoin, Carr, Of Warren, (ar-
rived at Newport and Neptune. capt. Bauon, Of
Bristol These vessels sailed from Mantanzas the
I'd instant II COMPANY -Four hours after sailing they
were chased and come Up with, about 8 miles from
MantanZas by piratica schooner mounting one large
gun on pivot, and supposed to he manned by 20 or
50 The pirate hailed the captains Of the brigs,
and ordered them to surrender otherwise quarter
should be given them. The captains answered that
shey expected nome and should defend their vessels
TO the last The pirate Immediately commenced the
action, by dsCharging his large gun, and giving three
cheers which promptly returned by the briggs a.
after action Of hour and half, they Obliged the
pirate haul of damaged considerably from
the confusion they in, there must have bern a
great number Of the pirates killed wounded. They
came up with sixteen sweeps. and used only when
they hauled oft The brigs the piratical
schooner, that the captains people on board whom
they had traded with a; Matanaes. The Bowdoin part
ed company with the other brgs after getting through
the passage. The Altoona bound to this port, and
the Neptune to Trieste.-ProU. paper.
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II iRRIED

In this tow, On Thursday evening last. SERA
SMITH, Jr. Esq. junior Editor of the Eastern
Argus, to Miss ELIZABETH D. PRINcE.
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1t ~. ia =. 81. sch. Fair Play Green, Il days
from Ellsworth for New York.
Ar. at Holmes Hole ID sen Rebecca. Merrill. St
Johns. T. Il. Is, for Portland.
The caps sen Of brig Superior of Portland, Car at
~ York fell from the fore yard. at sea- and broke
leg.
sch Friendship, Of Wells. from Jeremic for Ports
mouth, was wrecked at Castle Island JAM 2O-princi.
pal part Of her cargo saved which, with the crew were
brought into Nassau the 18th.
Brig Alexander, Of IiaIlowell from N. Orleans. was
going into 81. Domingo Civ 10Th Jan
AZ dayaguez, about Feb 4 Hazard, Spring Of Wells,
just
Sch Triumph. Lee, OF Bath from Aux Caves. was
IN the rivCr below New-Orleaus
Ia the river at Savannah, brig Richmond. from Port.
land
a. At Charleston, Sth ut SCH Pactolus, of Bucks
port, for New York
Ar az Alexandria. 18th uft. sch. Catherine Singer,
Of ThomastoR, from N York. via Norfolk. ballast.
The wreck Of mg Upton, of Frankfort, was fallen in
with the 18th u lat 80, ION. 49, dismastet and full Of
water, aad her spars floating alongside
Boston, March Al. schrs Eliza ard Nancy,
hmes, from Passport Su>an, Harding. of Bats, from
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Boston, March Az. schrs Eliza ard Nancy,
hmes, from Passport; Su>an Harding. of Bats, from
Wilmington Foant, Patee. from Bath 9Th, sch \.
Swan, Webb, Of Bath from Matanzas Bolina, Hoop
En- Of Deer-Isle, from New-York.
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Eriran Of a letter from NE Rec. jonathan Cogs.
reH, Of Snco.
| have never seen any Geography so highly
approve a. yours. 1t contains vast fuah OF in
formation 10 very small compass.
March IL, 1928.
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate ,oi1,.n and

a true copy-Attesi.
HORATIO SUUIHGATE, Register.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-12
SHIPPING LIST.
FORT OF NE WPDRI
~ No Esi'ranee4 nor Cisdraness. 10
.1iE.Afo2.rvUq.

.1fEAfOR.I vU.i
spoi7en Ian 90, ,.t ~ 70. loh Gl, schr Castle, cf
this port, (p'obapy tie fssse,) Tor ~ Jon's, ii
days out. un the lin, huG experienced very Sc
we're gale from VS. ", vas tbrown on her Oeam
,nd,, had four fe., water ~ her hold. decks swept,
loot her mate, carpenter, boy. AID cook. and main
,opmaSt, bu, was getting along very weii-wsn,ed
no assistance .
The Florida, q! Brnnsvick was spoken Feb 81,
in Ia, 81 80. lon II -. days from Isis part.
arrived At Norfolk. feb 81 brig Ciasissa, Church,
Of Bristol, % days from ST rbomss
The ship Anne, was spoken Fen 90 lat % 20, Ion
r. 3 days from Sristol, for tsvma
Brig IN Gsas,len, Barker was nj Bsrsna FEB
li.h aud John. Norris. both from this port
Brig Nicholas q Feix. Whiiams, OF this port, ar.
ri-ei nj Charleston. teO 1874, 10 days from tu-acoA
stalled sell Ana. Bfovneil. tur aeOmond.--Pc5 2ld
arrived sch Esther. Perry, from foolsr Gro,e, Tx.
press, iisramett, day from S.s.Hnah-salled sioop
wrn.n, Read, for oavsna al.
Tie soop Rapid, swzsey, Of this part, arrived al
ST Augustine. Feb 2Oth
The s,oop Ayent, Brooks, of dis port, arrived at
NeS.Oriesos, Peb h. from Honduras
Tie brig Panther, ,wiabUrne. Of t!,Is port, sailed
from M-'4nzas, Feb %, iut Go,,enbGyg.
TIE ship H-ry.Almy, Hudson, ss,cd from sassn-
nan, Feb 81 Tor Liverpool.
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var kIhi

war FIhH,
Al Providence, Mr. UHsGm T. Smith 10 Miss .Sn,y
.f.ncLeaer N.
DfFD,
In tistown, on the Sd inst Mr. .Tssefh oapty. sea.
u,ao. OF Portland, (Ms'ne) aged 2S
On Wednesday last. Mrs Hannah En,for, widow
Of Nicholas Eas,on. Esq IN her 59th year
At Fall River, (Msss) asa OF January. Mr. Joscbh
Tick3'y, IN his 5isa year, formerly oi this town.
IN AIoemarie county. (Vir) after severe illness
Of several weeks, Rev Soautei Hy6oVn. formerly
Pastor OF the 81 Bap,Is, Church in ,h,s town.
At Providence. AIRS Inn iydH aged -. widow of
Capt Charles Hyatt MIR Jisses Davidsoa -----
Miss Mary Bo1sea, daughter al The ste ur Das'el
,,'own in her 9Th year ---,,ss TnshG Peck 1'ur-
8s-, in her 10Th yea youngest dsughtSr OF the tate
nr Wiiam Turner, OF Rehoboth.
Al Nncennrs. (tndiana 1errnory) in October last.
Nc Tess PectFam, IN the 3sth year OF his age, son
oi Thomas recshan. Esr. of tbs Town.
At Charleston, (sc) lion. yiRlan w. Tdn Ness.
ohe Of The JaJges oi ihe Supreme Cou' oi Tie s'aIc
of New York iIe had been at Cbarieston for tie
ben, ft Of his health
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The y. Y. Mercantile Advertiser, says
"lt WAS the general opinion, at the last
da,cs, that WAR wouidimweG;d.clytake
ek1ce betweeu Eduee and Span.
1t IS now acknowledged IL the London
Courier. that England is pledged to sup
rorl Portugal in case of attack. Portugal
M:.s abou, to form an alliance offensive aud
deiensl,, with Spain md 1t was q. course
inferred tha, t.ogllnd would make com.
mon cause w..h tie whole Peninsula"
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SUPREME CouRr.-On Monday
las. came on the trial of Edmund Briggs,
jun. charged with the crime OF man
slaughter The prosecution was con-
dncted OH the part Of the government by
the Attorney -Gcnctai, Dutce j. Pearce,
Esq. and the defence Of the prisoner was
conducted by Asher Robbins md VIII
liam Ennis, Jun. Esq'rs. After trial,
which occupied about fourteen hours,
the Jury retired, at 10 o'clock in the ev-
enin5, aud in few minutes, returned,
with verdict OF GUILTY.
Yesterday morning, commenced the
trial Of Edmund Briggs, father OF the a.
bove, for the same offence. In this trial
the defence OF the prisoner was conduc!
ted hy Asher Robbins and Christopher
f.. iiobbins, Esq'rs The trial lasted
about five hours and after short con-
su!,a,ion, the jury returned verdcs of
GuILTv.
lmmedia,e y afcr, William Burning.
ion WAS arragned on u charge of passing
counterfeit bank notes. he pleaded
guilty 10 his Indictment. and threw HIM
self OH the mercy of the Court.
The trial of Stephen Burlington, for a
similar otienc", Will commence this morn .
i7S at O'Clock.
All the Members Of Congress, belong
ing TO this State, have returned in health
and safety to ,hcir respective homes.
A large portion o! his days paper is
occupied by TIE interesting news from
Europe, received at New York. The
opision expressed by the English jour.
mails. is, that war between France Is in
cvitable, gnd the language Of the Span-
ish government certainly indicates any
thing but tame surrender Of their rights
as an independent nation. ln theit s,rug-
gle for that independence, they have the
hearty wishes Of every phIlanthropist
and friend to the rights of man. Ii the
fame is once enkindlcd, tits by no means
certain when or where it will terminate.
Some weeks since, we published a
1nere in our paper, in which we called
upon certain persons therein named, to
account FIR Governor Knights majority
over Mr.. Potter, in the laic Senatorial
Election, l,ring only one, when there was
| Il, grand Committee a Republican ma
iority OF scven-that quere wa, ground.
| cd upon the rumors ant! reports which a;
thit timc prevailed. We are now fully
satisfied aud DO believe that N!essrs. VII.
bor and Hawkins, OF Coventry, in iht a.
! fnrcsail Election. voted for MIR Knight,
AND were both his ..ctiyc supporters; that
no man did more for Governor Knight
than Col. Wiibo.. MIR. Aliens state
ment is before the public, and from his
former Character we are led to believe i,
is true, aph entitled IT, the fullcs, belief.
Mr.. Manchester. we also understand de-
clares, that nc voted for Governor Knight,
! and his moral and political character has
been, and now is, such as induces us 20
believe that his sta;em..t is entitled Ia
| fnIl credit. We are happy in having II
! in our power. 10 do justice to thosc who
may have by any publication OF ours
| Thought themselves injured,
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EARTHQUAKE.

we have bee IN fl, ortd wllh tlie follow.
ing extract of a letter 10 Messrs. l.. Car.
rmg,on & co. of this town. dated
ByEvos AyREs. Dec. %, 1922.
In Chill they have recently exptrien-
ced tremendous earthquake that de-
s,royed Valparaiso. and two 10 three
hundred person, persisted in The ruins.
Quiiota and Aconcaqua, and several 9th
CT towns have been IN a great part de.
s;royed, and uany OF the principal hu'ld-
ings of ST. Jago, have been a good deal
injured by the repeated shocks that con-
tinped most Of the night oi The l9,h No
venber.-Prosidtace Journal.
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\FWpOR 3.
Reoubiic.In Aomin0n0n.
rkDNhsD.fY, IlReA u, lsas

ACDbVfstW ~ UNs11bNfSHs
A: j General l.rpubiican Con,entioo
ho!den in fast-Grrenr lch, on / Sin Jan
uary, I325-Hon. HESRY ksmLxc.
roN, Pfesidcst: b H.. WUEELER.
Secrelary--it YraS uuaainonSb hesoieea,
Thai the following gentlemen be recon-
meI ded 10 tie Frecmen oil tins stale, for
rr-tec;lup, AT the next election OF Gene.
TAI Oticersi
HIS RxcELtENCy
VILLA ii { GIBBS,
GOVER.VoR.
Hss HONOR
CALEB t.AkLE,
LI&UTB.t.1rT.G T.GoyERNoR.
SENATORS.
]. THoMAs Fay, Esq.
9. NArHAn 8sowN, ESQ.
5. JOHN D'IVoLF, ksq.
4. BENJAMIN SMITH, Esq.
s. WILLIAM HuMpHREY, Esq. :
6. STEPHEN 3 CoRNELL, Esq. F,
z, WILLIAM WniPPLE, Esq.
g. ELISHA WATSON, Esq.
O. MILAN VALENTINE, Esq.
10. JOHN L. WArERMAN, Esq.
HeNRY BowEN, Esq. Secretary.
DurEE J PEAHcE, Esq. HH'y.C~'.
rHos. q. PIIMAN, Esq. Gen.. ireet.
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Er illeasr 10 tate Nonee :

ITO LEI, and immediate possession.
u given. The house No. ~, in Broad street,
opposite the estate Of Doc, Jobu r. Mann. ior fur.
ther Particulars and conditions, inquire al No. xS
IN said Broad street. or At this p,in,ing office
Newport. March - lB23
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THs jEws.-The f.miy Visitor
states, tha, the snciety for ameliorating
The condition OF tlr Jews. are now en-
gaged IN a negotiation for 10000 acres
land In the Genessee county, (N.Y.I for
a Jewish colony.
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IN the Court OF Er,os, NJ. Scdgwick. OF
Tew.York, was somewbet persona, on Cbso
cc'io' Ken bur was interrupted by Judge
W ood~osh, and lcc,urcJ wi b sho,c ,,y
ny Gasvne
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NOTICE.

Conrf of Probate, he,pforf, Mar. 10 1928.
a \ instrument. puIpor'lng To- be the
x y last will and Jestsm' u, ofJxpeptAn Is,su,
Iac Of said Newport. deceased, having been present
ed 10 this Court for probste, and the consideration
thereof referred to the first Monday OF April next,
notice is hereby given all petsousan here
IN, to sppesr IL they shalt hnt 6', Court of Pro
bate, 10 be holden said rs, Monday OF April next.
at the StaeiioGse, 10 said Newport, TO be heard in
the premises.
By order sf said Court
CHARLES GYLES, SIevk.
warI2
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REMOV AL.

s. II. 1 hDONE,
EThS scmoved 20
Il 10, TnAMvs srBrRr,
Directly sttosiic hs J.vsser sfond,
where he Offers tor sale aver, ex,ens,ve assorimrre
OF English. French, India and American Goods, az
cheap as usual. Mar S, 1928.
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Dr. james Smith snoouaces in the fn,eIll,
ccncer. ,ha, the small pox. which hv existed
for some time m Baltimore, has been com
ple,eiy exirpaed, and ,ha, there - scarcely
an indlviduai TO bc found in the ci'y lisb!e to
uke il, vaccination has been so universally re-
sorted 10 by the c,lZ-ns