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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-08
4 FRESH SUPPLY
OF
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

JaJNES G. g X. BARRY,
TyAVE this day received and are now
Ill opening at their Cheap Cash Store,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Fancy and Staple articles;
which, with their purchases of last month,
render their assortment very complete
among which are the following -
London super blue and black cloths, do
super dark and gray mkt, brown and o.
live cloths, do black, blue coronation and
mkt Cassi,neres, cassinets, white and CO.
lor.d driilings. constitution and Genoa
olive cords. cotton cass'meres, striped cot.
ton Florentine, striped satteeEs: ribb'd An
COLA cassimeres, white Jeans, plain ana
twilled black bombszstts, black bomba'
zeens, (vsry superior ! case superior
London caicoes. a a 9 A a super and
common cambrics, jacoDet and null null
nuslins A and Ga plain, figured, and
tambored, Swiss, book, and leno musl'Ds,
fashionable London coored yes,ings,
plain and figured white Marseilles. French
and the real English figured black horen
tine. figured grns de Naples, sinshaws,
.arsnets Italian lutestring, white and BLACK
satin. F!orences end Leyantlnes, Canton
and Nankeen black aud colored grapes,
IA and 8-4 NaGkeen cT-Pe sbawis CO.
Iored cotton stawls and bdkis. Zelia hCkis
fancy silk do Ia neuv and very beautiful
article. y white lace shawls, yeIyeteen
scarls and bandkerch,ets, thread and cot
ton laces linen cambria and cambilc bdkfs'
Irish linens and lawns, Gpwlss, sheeilng
4 lrll nd
.beeiinga, burlaps and Scotch OsnabuTgs,
Madras, bsndanna. and fig hdkis. blue,
yellow. and red ground twiled cotton do.
Ch,nlz iurnture, domestic plaids stripes,
sbirtiDgs and sheeings, colored and while
denimes, Wilmington stripes, Verona
cords, furniture. and apron checks, ga
g. ii A Marseiiles qui -, steam loom SHIRT
mgs. long cloths, dsmask table cloths y di'
apars. mems, women's,& misses cotton
hose, mems hal q ingram black cotton DO
white, black blue. q pink Italian grapes,
pins. tapes, bobbins,slIk & cambria buttons
sewing coitons OF every description,
threads, Italian sewing silks, ladies' snd
misses kid aud beaver gloves, mems Sin,
kid and Woodstock gloves, ladies white
ard black silk hose, fancy Mantua and
satin ribbons, silk cords and braids, chr
neal cords, elegant paraso!s and unbrel-
las. and a great variety OF other, articles
in their line, which makes complete their
assortment, and do most respectfully ~,
wife their friends and the public, 10 call
and examine, promising that their store
shall always maintain the ma me OF the
S%sa, Cnsh Store. J. C.. 8 R. b.
COTTON YARN,
of the Union Mandatory Of Maryland,
sold as usual, at the Baltimore prices. ct
the day. may
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-08
UNIVERSITY LOTTERY.

60, Second Class,
will commence on the 9th OF next month.
Capital prizes are Dso,o 1000, g 900,
4 600, 5000, 5000. &c. sc.
tickets do, shares 10 proportion
Tickets and shares, in great variety If
numbers in the above lotteries ior sale ct
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-08
NEXT WEDNESDAY WEEK tax
WASHINGTON
MONUMENT Lottery
80; SlTih Cas-,
VIII CU;uH,rE, .iraw;nr

" III '"'H"'H' kIFh"'"E.
As most OF the high prizes are floating
iron tue commencement, aud ~ 81 Of
getting blank upti all the hlgi rr,z.s
are drawn, We particularly ins,l- cur Gus.
toners, and the, public generally, "a call
or send and make their lnvestmen,s f,nne-
diateIy, as nothing can be gained, and
much inay:! To-, by delay.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Arrived, on Sund y ias', big Cath''ine,
Smrh OF ih,s pot, fem -, Helena. snd so
dsys from ST. Salvador The Portuguese
troops continued 10 pos,esssioo OF The ciry,
and the Braziliaos oi The coun y; there w's
no commune alton whatever between them
The inhabitants OF me ci'y were IN g'ea, dis
fress for the w,ot of fresh provisions beef
and po'k Was selling at hslf dollar PEI 10
fowls a. dollars csch, sod other articles IN
proportion; such w7s the patriotism Of tn
B szlisns, thai not Ihe least article could pass
into the civ A endorsement arrived from
Lisbon on ,be 5'h April, with 700 troop,
under convoy OF f''gs,e. making me whole
number of t. oors there abou' 1000 the B's.
ziii,ns had upwards Of 5000 men. hu' sere in
wan, OF Officers. The Portueu-se quad On
q, ST Sslvadn', consisted ~ one - 2 figles,
6 from 90 10 so guns, aot armed usn.por,.
TIE Bii,h iIgsIes Creole, Com H,dy, snd
ID p0s, Capt. Graham, we're also isyng here
Al rhe v,iuable goods had been removed on
boa d n. sn'ppinr fo' safety. bu, % The rs'py
season had commenced, 10 miliis'y opers'ion'
of consequence W.. expected 10 iske place
TO- some lime. Provisions were en,'mou''y
high, end no sales could he Effected only rom
d'y 70 dsv n it pspe' ~ sncy Va. a. DIS
cuurt of - per cent. and gold was worth 20
per cent. A Blush P.eSsI AID slooa y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14
fk kIh II


IN this town, on sunday evening last, bv the Rev.
Mr. Wesb. Mr. .Nakanei H0l, 10 Miss June Hoh,
both nf this town
At pfovidence, MIR UiA0m II Russell. to Miss
Mary C'abo, oniv d'ugh'er "i PHILIP Crspo, Esq
Mr. james EestcOa, to Miss Mary Il .irnOid
DiF >,
IT, Warwick, on Wednesday last. Mr. Sbooner
Clarke jun eldest of Mr. Spooner Clarke, of this
to"n ia his 43l year
On svo, age from Havana { r New.York. on board
brig New Packet, Of this port. Mr. .'dtLamsi u
L'ngcy, younges, son OF john Langley, sep of This
t"", Dscd % years
Drowned, off seconet Point Wednesday nigh,
last (brng carried over by the boom) M, Caivtn
BdrIo1g. Of this town, aged ~.
II ape CorSe Castle, Africa, in Dec last, Capt.
Billings Burohsk, late master OF sch Diadenia, OF
this port. Tie was an excellent young man, a wor.
thy CT zen, expert and enterp-sinS nariner-apd
his early exit is a source Of unutterabe grief to his
numerous friends sn1 connexions
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14
EDUCATION.

WE the upde written ce 'ify, thai we have
recently attended the public examination OF
TIE Pup,,> of the E,smmar School kept by
IL Is. HoYr, al Li;le Rss,, in Sou,h Kings
town; c".ined exclusively 10 the ,udy of
the Greek aud Lain iaogusres. The ex
hbr'on was proof TO Us OF peculiar ability IN
the iDsr ructo-, and Of rapid proficiency 10 The
pupi's We think that M. HoYr's aIIen.ion
and mode OF instruction is calculated to givs
d complete acqui-i'ion OF hnse languages 10
as short d 'ims as is p, p,actCaoie to be gwen ;
W. beg leave therefore 90 recommend ibis
School to public attention, as well deserving
ol 'he pubic PATRONAGE.
Asher ROBINS,
l.. DuuRY,
WILLIAM HvNTER,
DvIEEJ PEARcE.
South Kipg'oNn, Nj y 5, 1928
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14
NOTICE.
- ROPOSALS, in writing, viii he

- kOPOSALS, IN writing, viii he
i received until the lst day of June next, Tor
supplying " ouD Tor the use OF the troops at t"r,
WocoIt spd such other foits in the Harbor of Ntu.
Port, Or } as the Commanding Officer The reef a. ~
direct, not exceeding ~ the whole Two hunu, =!
Iords.-1he delivery 10 CONNIE nee soon a. Ir .
PIE Cd BY the first day Of November next the shuc
10 be sound merohantsb'e Oak Wood, ana 10 me-.
uie 1873 cubic feet TO the cord
The Proposals for the same must include ull sx
penses; the Contractor to be paid on producing ,he
certificate of the Commanding. Officer, or 81. in;
Quarter Master Of the Post, sla,,ng the nuabe a.
lords received Bond viii be required ior The isU
iu performance of the Contract, supported 10y two
good and sufficient suretes The proposals mus
Hs und'' sea-, end have endorsed thereon, Prttg.
'"'' for supplying Hood
& RENDER,
Resistant Qnarier--nosier.
e York sp-ii "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14
PRoviDENcE. MAY l2.

The Steam bosI Funon Cep,. Cumstock,
mede her ii ST Tip from New Yo,k, and al
tiyed hide below Fields Poin', at quar-.
:er before six, las evening. II was then dis.
covered that her boiler h sd been pat TALLY rup-
~ cd, The boat WAS ,m"s d.aeiy brought
'o,and The h'e removed g. ON her furnace. No
serious mJu'y was discovered, lac Fuhon will
come up I" town thi. mo nioe. She b'ought
sbou' hty passensets. Oar Nsw Yo kpIpers
wee sent up IN boat, but have no. reached
u. The passengers sis'e that e new ste sm-
boa, intended TO ply between New Yo,k and
Aib"ny, whlie uy,ng her speed IN New to,h
ha bpr, on F'iday, burst be' b"ier,kllled tnree
meo, and wounded iou+ Others badly
JoarEak
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14
MAY IF
AUCTION GOODS.
WH. JANA lLLfY.
No. ll9, Thames street.

.fnd No /, Custom House (our,.
1T As this day opeaed large assort-
l. 4 ment of goods which were purchased last
week io NewYork. at auction, for cash, and he will
Sell them very low for that precious article, short
credit.
Among them are The foNoroing -
Nice blue and black orosdcluth, complete assort-
ment OF casslberes, good sattIDes as low AS 81 cts
per yard. shsndsome assortment English and French
laces a very handsome assortment peierines, zelia
hsodkerchieis with cheneil bordrrs, do do plain,
veveleen hanlkerchcfs merno and cashmere do
be n6ful re,cules, very cheap, ladies' embroidered
and plain silk hose, very fine for IS large supply
of cotton hosiery merino, cashmere aud cotton
shswls PLAID striped and plain 81 ks wide and nsr.
row d X bombasins, a complete assortment bomba.
ze,ts: cacoes bingham and cambric prints white
cambrc and me- N for dresses darnssk and dis
pe,s. table cloths for only 3s few more pieces Of
those cheap musllns for oniy Sd, said to be well
worth g.; a complete sssor,m,nt shell and horn
combs almost to give away, English and American
shee,mgs and shr,iags a superb 10, plain and hg
ur-d ribbon; Italian and Canton grapes; silk mar.
sells and Jane vest,ngs striped and white james.
,iso--tv,n,y thousand India sporting crackers.
and one Gaze mems and boys Leghorn hats,
NV Tiey, will open 90 the arrival of the
ID jones. from New York, one case white aud one
si,e Of back Legborn ha,s, some OF which will be
ve,y good for the low price OF BIS the dat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14
.NrltpR.3 va.

The sch Rolls, v-ugh.n, OF and for Bristol, sailed
from Nslsnzss 26,b ut.
The ship hope. Rider, OF this port, was spoken of
CsrsiJr, Reef 18th ut
Brig Mary. of and tor Bristol s,i'ej unler convoy
q m Mstsnzas, spdi =,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14

Jonn tfOWland, I nci Juslice o! lIlc
Common Peas, in Bristol. by William
Allen, Esq. OF Darlington.
The vacancy in the Adjutant Gene
RAILS Office was flied by the ,lection Of
Thomas F Carpenter, Esq The seat
in the Supreme Courr, made vacant by
the resignation of the Hon. Thomas
Bufum, will remain open until the June
Session.
Messrs. VIM. S. Parten, VIM. En-
mis-, jun. and Nicholas q. Boss, were
added to the list of NotaricS, in New
PHr; and Jeremiah Lippitt and J1hn
Hill, to the No,arles in Providence.
Fridtv-The Returns oil the several
Banks IN this State, were made 10 the
assembly, agrecaOy 10 iaw. hcierr,d
to Mrssrs. c. +. Robbins, Newell and
Brayton. The General treasurer pre-
sented his annual account of rect ipts and
expenditures, which WAS received and
read \ committee was then raised as
usual to audit the General IreLsurer'S
account.
Mr. Hunter presented conmunica-
sion from the Executor of the last will
and testament Of Abraham Touro, Esq.
OF Boston, stating the amount bequeath-
Cd by him to the state of Rhode. Island,
and to the town Of Newport and tho
intentions of the Testa,or, with respect
to these bequests. Referred to Mes>rs.
Hunter, &. f.. Robbins and Norlham.
A nmons,rance from sundry landhoId
ers in the county of kent agains, the
proposed Canal from Worcester TO Prov
idence. on The ground that an easy COM
municatipn with the interior Of Nlassa-
chusrtts would bring vast qnantl'y of
produce to our northern markets, and
thereby din'inish the value OF our own
agricultural productions, was referred to
the Committee on the Canal
Sanrduy-A bill vas received from
she Senate, imposing tax of fifty cents,
Oh oil passengers arriving i'll this State, IN
The B ,ats of the Fulton Company, with
sundry sections for enforcing its collec-
,ion. After the act 0as read, the House,
on motion of Mr.. H.zard, proceeded at
the same time to consider the bill, and
the remonstrance presented from sundry
citizcns ct Newport, PRAYING an euure
prohibition OF the boats. unless recipro-
Cal privileges bc extended to the ciiizens
OF this State, by the Fulton Company.
An animated debate then followed and
the bill and remorstrance were finally re-
ferred t. Messrs. Hazard, BridShsm,
Dexter, Dixon, and Allen, to report III
June.
An Act passed to authorize loan Of
four Thousand dollars
An Act 70 incorporate the K. /. Do
mestic Missionary Society.
An act to authorize sundry lotteries.
MIR. Dexter of Providence, moved to
repeal the Compensation Bill at'er the
present session. Postponed until June,
The report OF the Committee of Ac-
counts were then acted upon. and the
Two Houses adjourned to the I'd Mon
day in June, then to meet in Newport
We understand, that the Committee
on Convicts' Petitions acted on more
rhau twenty Of these applications. and
generally recommended that the persons
bc released. on condition OF their leaving
the state. The House in general CON
CURED with the committee, but IN the
case of the Briggs, convicted of man
slaughter at the late term of the Supreme
Court IN this town, the petitions were
dismissed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14
Ipenty Eoe Dollars Reward,

WILL be paid ny IN suh,c ib, e. he de.
lection. with such proof as will convict the
villain or villains, who, on the evening of the 10Th
instant, assaulted my dwelling house. and broke my
birds and windows And will pay the same re.
ward tor their detection, should another assault be
made al any future time
ANN ROGERS
Newport May L. 1928 rSwl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14
EEAL ESTATE for Sale in No.,b.
Klngstown.
On THURSDAY. Nav E2d.

On THURSDAY, May sd,
fl 2 O'Clock p. NJ IsiH be sod q .ahc.,oy .
me premises yJar wcGiher. IL nor fhe .6,t
far doy (nniess Previously disnosed n a.
n,'pate s9le
THi. Real Estate of the Subscru. !:
i in Moth Kingstown consisting of a awr,i;,,
house. &c and abUu, Ii acres of l. nd viii 49,. :.
bic mill stream running through the same An, . r
son desirous OF puIchssing this valuable p,opeft,
private sale. may know the Particulars and terms. q,
application TO JosArBAs RHySoLps, Esq Wi n.
lord, or the subscriber ia Newport
SAMUEL PLACE.
MsyT.
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NOT ICE.

P7orosAls will be received by the subscriber un
III The 5Oth day Vt May next. for supplying
fKesh bEEf' to The Troops at Fort. WoIcott. Tor
one year commencing the ist day Of Jun, The
Beei to be OF good and whole some quantity. in
quarters, with an equal proportion OF each in such
Quantities as may be from time 10 tim, ,equie ed no,
exceeding thrice in each week on such days ms shall
he designated BY the ssssIant c"mnisssr, of sub.
sislence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14

Stale oi nlod, Isl md, Sxr.
In Genera .8sstmLiy May hesnon, IN 1928.
IT ION the petition Of E0,gard HIRcOr, Of ;'haries.
" town in the county OF Washington. Admins.
traor OF the goods and cha,,es, rights and credits
Of Sanei Kenyon, late Of said CbarestowD d. deceas-
ed, represented insoven, praying Tor reasons there.
III stated, that the Court Of Probate Of said Charles
town. may be authorised to appoin, such persons
they may think proper. Commissioners with Peieg
Cross Of The former Commissioners, in stead of
B' osVasg Greene, one OF the said for mer Comm,s.
sioners who deceased without completing their re.
port Il is voted and resolved, tha, said petition be
received and referred to the mex, session Of this As
sembly And that, io the mean time, the petitioner
give nolics OF the pendency of his petition by pub
ishng this Vote in OF the newspapers printed in
Newport, three weeks successfully previous to the
next session
A true copy witness
HENRY BOWEN. Sec'ry
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14
w ALTER SMITH
NOTICE
Beard cf Health, Newhorf, May l2fh, 1929
w HERE AS, number of the lnbab

VV
hants have heretofore neglected 10 empty
and cleanse their privy vaults until the season has
become too tar advanced. aud the weather too warm
TO do with sstet, to the health Of he citizens;
NhergoreH VOted, That If any piivy vaults with.
in the compact part Of the town. which shalt be
found iuli or nearly ful, be unwholes0me or
offensive to the inhsbsnls, on the 6rsl day of June
next The person owning occupying the same skali
pay hne of three dollars Tor the use of the town
togehes with cost OF prosecution and tha, the names
OF those persons who neglect to comply with the
foregoing Regulations VIII be reported by he In.
sPectors o' Nu'ssnces. to the BOARD Of Health. who
~ili order prosecution 10 be con,n.enc against
them si,hou, delay
IL is frder Jsied, That the above regulation be
pubnsleu IN bob the papers print, in this town.
by order
MIA Charles Gyle,, CLERK.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14

Surday Nay 1'-srrived brig Catherine. Smith,
from Helena, VIA - salvador, 90 days from the
latte place Left no American vessels
Same 9y-schoouer Disdemis, Wade Cste Capt.
Burdick ~ days from Eimna, with lyory,canwood.
p IN oil, &c TO :. L Nouham, owner Left at III.
nina Feb 24ih, brig ped'ar, Devens. Of Boston, and
s'oop Henry. How, Of Bristol The brig Emily. Pol.
lad Of NewYOrk, sailed on the 20b. for AGRA brig
Argus, D.iy, Of Providsnce, sailed jan ish for the
southern coast. At the river Sisters, Jan 20,h brig
Edward OF Nantucket her chief mate died on the
:0:b. and the superc.rgo. Capt Chapman, died on
the l5th Jan. spoke 18Th April, LAT 81. lon 80 brig
Potomac. ii days from Bo.ton for Gusdsioupe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14
Il. ISI1iHd ana IttSp. I0yR
STEAM BOATS

TIE ruhlic is respectfully informed ,hs, thi.
Line will commence run"ing as follows on
Wednesday, he i4,h instant "A steam boat will
leave Providence Tor New York every Wednes sday
and Saturday morning, at O'Clock snd leave New
YORK Tor rro',dence, same days, at 4 clock in the
afernoon, until further notice, touching At Newport
each way. Travellers ATE respectfully requested to
read the above notice right. Mn :. lsls
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NEW-YORK HATS.
George Wanton,
1pehl - L.. Hail.u,vn,


LAS just received complete assor,,
l. l. ment OF Mems, Youths and Chiidrens HArs
Nnd as they were made by the bes, workmen erpre,.
y for fhs ma,ks<, they are warranted good and ba,
ng been purchased with Cssh--and paying no du.
ties OF prof's IN Providence. they can be afforded
much che.pe than Hats which do not come a.i e..
fl ON Nes Yo'k
Mems fashionable oval, bell and strait CROWN.
Youths and Children's fancy hats Mems vide b,in,s
two cases siIvered ano gilded case fine Cas,ors
making variety OF every kind usually wanted, ar,
now opening and for sale NJ The Book and Hat store.
PAPER HANGING
Severa, hundred kois for rooms aud window cur
ta'ns, some pe'y ow pr'eed-iu the course os tvs
week, large quantity OF most elegant Papers, wit,
match Bordeis. will be offered Tor sale.
BOOKS
School Books Of every kind in use , family Bibles
with Writing and letter Paper, Sesmcns and
blank Account, and cbiidrens picture books will DO
furnished at moderate prices.
April 80.
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war hsi beer expected from Rio fo' nee''y 5
month, snd it was supposed they were de sin
I'd BY an embryo; } Vas also repoued, sD
expedition was flung out there, undei the
command oi Com. Jewst.
CspI. Smilh Inlo' ms, that the Marquis OF
Hastings. Gov. General Of India, from Ben.
gs', arrived at 81. Helena Mach l7th. and
sailed eg an on The 25,h for the Msdneri on
can Brig G n. Walkei, The newly appoint
ed Governor OF ST. Helena, had arrived, and
u was repored that q tonnage duy # - cis.
pc ton, wa- ~ be laid on oil ioreign vessels.
Ma ke.s good.
Among the means pursued TO assure the
success oi the French crusade against Span
ish liberty, on OF the most singular Is the
spinklins oi the Duke Of .Angoule,ne .
swo;d with ho'y wals: by his pious ID chess.
We will not a'iempt 10 excite a smile on a
subjsct connected with sacred feelings OF pre-
Judlces but he singular medley OF war and
rehsion suggests some coDsideT Tstions that
wih less reverence OF though' and languass,
might enable Us tn disturb the 6 avity OF The
most pious.-N. y. american.
A hre broke our IN the Catholic Church OF
Na'chuotctes (I.ouisisns) on the 5o,h Of
Mach, aud consumed that building and 30
dwelling houses and stores in he most com
me cIal parI Vi the cuy.
Nj. Tbellus. on, a Swiss Merchsnt, who
died woith 600 O0ol disinheiiled mis- children
by viii, and his whole fortune TO be reserved
for accumulation io, 90 yeas, then (when It
would amoun, 10 1900 oooL) To be given to
d single individual, % Ike h,s name.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
EN- TERED.

FNTFHFU,
Rig Csthsrine, Smith, Bahia sch CerenP, Carter
Bristol, do. Dadsmis, Wade Elmina, Africa.
CLEfREU,
s'oop HsIc,on, Vars, Albany do Ann Maria,
Gardner, New. York do Venus, Hamilton, diuo (;
do Niagara, Tanner, Norfolk; sch Susan. Briggs,
dRto s!oyp Caroline, Russell, Boston.
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.NOIlIL.
Cou,i Of Pi obafe, Nezpno,t, 1Iay S 1928.
WhEREAs application has this day been made foe
w administration the estate OF
THOMAS II RHODES,
deceased, and the cons'der. alton thereof referred 10
the hrst Monday in June mex, Notice is hereby piv
to all persons Interested in said estate to appear
il they see ft at Court Of Probate, to be holden a,
the state house in Newport, said frs, Monday n,
June next, at o'clock, a. N and they shall be head
respecting the same.
By order Of said Court,
CHARLE, GYLEs, Probate Cork.
May7.
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Fort. Wo'cott, Nav Ia.