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A LESSON FOR JURORS.

A Judge, who lately travelled the north
west circuit of Ireland, came to the trial
oi cause in which most of the local con-
sequences OF certain demagogues in the
neighborhood were concerned il was the
case OF landlord, prosecution against a
poor man. his tenant, for assault aud bat.
terry, committed on the person OF the pro-
secutor. by the defendant in the preserva
ton Of his only child. an innocent and
beautiful girl, from ravishment.
When the poor man was brought into
court, and put to the bar. the prosecutor
appeared, and swure most mantuliy to ev
cry article in the indictment. He wa.
cross examined by the jurors, who were
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Millinery and Fancy Store.
Ann Bailv, Market street, near Kennel, M,
Grocery Stores.

lanes & Samuel Brown, 8 High street.
element and Gordon, corner OF Market and Il,
nett.
James Brown, corner Of Shipley and Second r
Joseph &. Gilpin, 46 market street.
Josiah II. Gilpin, corner OF Market and Third u
!'eer born, corner Of King and Front streets
Noses Morrison, market street near Front.
,u hur Murphy, Is West Front street
Iohn Rice, Brandywine, south side of,he bril,
Samuel sappington s. Co 5, West Front stirred
IS muel Stroud, corner Of Front and Orange 4,
,curge Williamson, 9 High street.
iichard Williams, corner of King and Queers
;eorg. Winslow, corner of Broad and KinuN
u I'm Wright, south side of Lower Market, u
Xxi e street.
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HISTORICAL. ANECDOTE.


A young lady Of high birth and fashion
at Rome, but unfortunately engaged in
the number Of yestal Virgins. became in
yolvsd in a fatal snare, by line which
dropped caretessly from her pen. The
Vestals were allowed great honor and
great liberty: and this lady had probably
been pleasantly entertained by some mar,
ripd friends, from whose demcanor she had
formed very favourable idea of wedlock
Actuated by some motive, she wrote on g
scroll, in the ecstacy Of spirit
Hail happy bride would were bche,aded-
But i, were mons,rous clever TO be welded!
The verse was unhappily found; and he
|hanl writing being known, she was accused
IS having incurred the punishment due t
those who dsgraced the np'e OF Vcsta
hat Of burying alive. Seneca reports thu
Iarcnmcnt on both sides, but does not slv'
lus the result.
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China, Glass and Quecnsware St r
u .yid smyth, 68 Market street,
Joseph Mcndenhall & Co. corner of King and $
cnid streets.
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Jonathan's visit to q Wedding.

Did you ever SO to a wedding'
What darn'd sight O. bussing it takes;
When your mouth its as hot as a pudding,
They put so much spice in their cakes.
Sich playing and running, never!
The gals all as neat as new pins
I'd fairly lay out my old leather,
To catch'em and buss'em--by jngs
So, rotten, always am cheated,
BY gosh will twig'em, yum!
If [ can't be more han'somer treated
WON'T 60 a cortin, by gum!
Then guess they will come to their reason,
II what granny says be all true
If you'll let'em alone with your teazin,
The gals will come Aockin to,ou.
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mnd.- Possibly. however. onr less IA ra
ther imaginary than real. greater 10 qnan
tity than in qnslity.-Men's intelircts. lik'
heir frames, continue pretty much thu
same in all ages, aud the human faculty
United IN it, sphere of action, aud opera.
ing always upon TIE same materials, soo'
rriyes at an impassablc acme which leave.
lIs nothing to do but to ring the changes
upon antiquity.
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WHAT is BEAUTY i?

Beauty with all its charms combin'd,
Is but an idol of,he mind;
An empty show bedeck'd with pride,
Aspiring whence fancied pleasures flow,
A field where disappointments grow,
Or like a sunbeam dancing on the tide.
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AIR,-YANKEE DoonLr.
The Delaware I.ottry will, they say,
Soon be done and over,
So h,se-a ticket get to day,
And then we'll live in Glover.
Then Yankee Doodle haste away,
Before the Drawings over,
Hope the Cash will freely pay.
Ana then wen live in Clover.
Grea, Washington we all do know
VIII ever live in story,
When he got Cash he made dash,
And gAin'd his coun'ry's glory,
Then Yankee Doodle, C.
Our Congress men love money too,
We trust they will not baulk us,
But guard the right to freemen due,
Not spend their time in Caucus.
Then Yankee Doodle, etc.
The Lowers e"re are duh and fat,
And have th-ir doubts and qualms, sir,
But understand your case quite pat,
" lien Bank notes press their palms. sir,
Then Yankee Doodle, etc.
The Dnctors too, with care and skill,
viii cure all your diseases,
And for the Cash send in their bill
Thus Money all folks pleases,
Then Yankee Doodle, etc.
The Farmer, he will plough and SOW,
And reap---Oh that's the dandy
For when with wheat 10 mill they go,
Their Cash is sure and handy,
Then Yankee Doodle, etc.
The Chesapeake C'na, they say.
will through our state soon glide, sir,
Blest he the day, it flows this way,
Our profit and our pride, sir
Then Yankee Doodle, etc.
Since Com and SILVER then. is rare,
Lets cheer and tryio nick it,
Well fly to iopE, and quit despair,
To bug Lottery Ticket.
Then Yankee Doodle, etc.
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DANCING.-The Chinese have odd
ideas of this amusement. When Com
Arson was at Canton, the officers of the
Centurion had ball upon some court no
liday. While they were dancing, Chi
nese, who very quietly surveyed the ope
ration, said, softly, to one of the party
|" Why don't you let your servants do thi
|for you 2"
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job wishes that his adversary had writ
ten book. probably for the consolation
|of cutting itu in some Quarterly or Jeru.
salem Review. Alusion is also made in
the Scriptures to the library of the Kings
of Persia, as well as TO one built by Ne.
hemiah.-ptolemy Phildelaphus had col.
lection of 100000 volumes destroyed by
Caesars soldiers; and the Alexandrian Ii
brary burnt by the Caliph Omar. contained
100000 manuscripts.
What combustion of fcongrcgated brains
the quintescence of ages-wisdom of a
world--all simultaneously converted intr
smoke and ashes - This, as Cowley wou,t
have said, is to put out the fire of genius
by that of the torch; to extinguish the igh
of reason in that of its own funeral pyre
to make matters once more triumph owe
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t3-HG.IIsssss ssssst'.E-I.n,
Dry Good Merchants.

ln'n r. Rrincklc, corner of Market & Queen :
William M'Caulley, Rrandyw'ne, north Of Brid.
ohm MrLcar, No SO marker street.
Joseph pogue, No. l0i market street.
,llan Thompson, 45 market street.
John w. Ta,nn,, 50 market ST,
;halkley Somers, 67 market street.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
p. Mendenhal. No 20l Market street.
Richardson & Bonsail, No l61, Market stree,
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Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.

Theophlus Jones, q market street.
Valentine M'Neal s. Son, Sc aud 100 Make, &
William M'Neal, King street.
James Grubb, - East Front street,
James Simpson, 10 West Front street.
William White, 81 Market street.
Thomas Nlrden, (Ladies' Shoemaker) corner
High and King streets.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-22
THEATRICAL coMuUNrc ,rroN.

The Boston Company has ever been respected for
ITS talents and for its endeavors to unite amusement
with the support of orais and Of virtue Under the
able m inagement OF Messrs. POWELL & DIoHINsoN,
the D.ama the favor of the public. -oecause an
enrgh ened public, viii always be liberai-when its
Inunfcence is required by pleasure, refinement and
taste 1t is custom in New. England to extend the
hand Of Friendship, to all those who rnertorous
and deserving I'VE sincerely hope. that the good
aid feelings. will be revived the present occasion
Els CLARKE. We are confident, will be cordially
welcomed by the citizens OF Newport his exertions
have not been wanting to secure public favor and
Patronage. His present company deseryed'r sus-
sains reputation for good acting; with talents.
which will always ensure variety, and cannot fail TO
please We anticipate that tie Theatre will always
be attended by respectable audience. desirous of
witnessing those popular, and fagorte pieces which
"a Boston and other cities, have attracted crowded
houses The iascina,ions ofbeauty and of mind are
qualities of sterling value any stage; we protest
against any attemnt to underrale the highest attain
r,snts snd the nobest gifts ofnaturc but we think,
shN the present arrangement in regard TO the price
sitickets, is judlcious, and must be satisfactory.
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o. Boston, 10 e{cerdsnee sith ,bs gsnsrsI
w'sh OF their conssi,csnp. hsss directed inc
10 addfsssahis lsper 10 you. end 20 express
'ne hopo that. should h compors with your
eonvenience, you would do ,asm the honor,
on yoer ensuing visit TO the United States, TO
diasmosfk 10 this city, and 10 communicate
inc assurance that no event could possibly be
more grateful 10 its inhsbisn,s ;---,hat no
whe'ecould you meet more cordial wei.
Come; that You could fud no whess, hearts
moe capable of sppreclating your early zeal
and sesvices 10 the cause of American fee
dom, or more ready 10 Acknowledge and hos
ort,hst CHARACTERISTIC uniformity Of virtue,
with which through loog life, aud 10 scenes
OF unexampled difficulty snd danger, YOU
have s'sadfsstIy msin,sined The cause Of on
enlightened civil Liberty in both hemis phe,es.
Very respectfully. am your OBJ, servant,
JOSIAH QUINCY, Mayor ofsAs
-, Csy ef Boston.
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General LAFAYETTE.
ANSWER OF GEN LAFAYETTE.

PARIS, May 90 1894.
SIR-Amidst the nsw md high ma,ks Of
benevolence The people of the United States
and their Representatives have lately deigned
to confer upon me, am proud and happy TO
recognise those particular sen,imenu Of the
ci'lzens of Boston, which have blest and de-
lighted The fra years of my public career,
end the grateful sense of which has ever since
been to. me a most valued ,eward and sup
pcri. ljoyfully anticipate the day, not very
remole, thank God, when may &c. visit the
glorious Cradle OF American, and in future,
hope, of Universal Liberty. Yout SO honora.
BILE and gratifying invitation would have been
directly complied with in the case TO which
you arc pleased to sllude. Bu' while pro.
ioundly feel the honor intended, by he offer
OF national ship, ! hope shall incur no
blame by tho discrimination have taken, to
embark as soon as IL is in my powet on boa'
aspfivste vessel, Whateves port / fist at.
taio, shall virh lie eome cagernoss hssish
20 Boston, and pre,eni its beloved, 'egered in.
habiaots, as / have the honor TO offer il 10
you, Sir, with The homage of my affec,iona.s
s suude and devoted respect.
TO tie Mayor Of the Guy Of Boston.
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NOTI.CE.

Conrt Of Probate, Newnors, July ~, 1924.
WHEREAS. application has this day been made,
for administration on the estate Of stephen Per,
ry, late OF Newport deceased, and the
thereof referred to the first Monday Of August next
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested n
said estate, to appear RI they shall see At, at Cou,
o Probate. to be holden at the state house, in ssi
Newport, on said frs. Monday Of August next, a, J
o'clock, A, M. and they ehsI DO heard rcsbcctin,
the came. By order Of said Court
CHARLES GYLEs, Prob Cisrt.
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mend shy extensive shipments; acme lev
other articles OF psovisions are ia demand.
4. a brig arrived few days aimee With <ol
negroes, captured on the coas, Of y sz,is. un
dsr'hs Bsszi'isn Gag. BY the spanish psivs,es,
Romone, bsIongicg TO this port, and ssnt In
here for adjudication. 'T.s sssd f.af fyo un
dred died me fret nighs Of her arrival Of the
YsHo., Fever!!! God knows where they
wete buried"
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NOTICE.

NCourf Of PROBATE, Aeuaorf, July l2, 1924.
WHEREAs application has this day been masle,
" for administration on the estate. Of BENJAMIN
Tueil, late Of Newport deceased, and the consde.
ration thereof referred to the FIRST Monday in Al.
gus. next; Notceis hereby given to all persons II
terested in said estate appear f they shall see "a,
at Court of Probate TO be holden the state house
in said Newport, on said first Monday OF Angus
next. at O'clock. A. NJ and they shall be heari re
spectipg tie same. by order of said Court, X.
!. CHARLES CyLEs, Prob Cierk.
July Is. TFS s,
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At Free'own. Mass Ben;amin Weaver. Esq to
Miss Elsangr u. .a!brs, OF Portsmouth,, (R.I)
= DIkD.
In this town, lcth instant Miss LYDIA S,vinJurne,
aged 20 years
On Sunday morning last, Mr. Benjamin Burdick.
son OF Mr John Burdick, aged 23 years
AT EhzsbethC (sc) Miss Susan III. Sha,s, eldest
daughter OF MIR John A. shaw, Of this town, aged 81
years.
At cspc Mount (Affica) on the s2d Of April last,
on board the brig Pedar, MIR ,y,iham Grsnael2, Of
this town, aged % years, and son OF The late SIR.
Jedediah Grinnell. 4A
At Little Comptoa, Mrs Rath Head, wife of Mr.
Willard Head, aged 81 years
Drowned. on Thursday afternoon, near Fields
Point Providence, Joseph Sprague adopted son of
Mr. Jason sprague. in his 18Th year. !. ,ay;t
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Courf Of Probate, Ncwhorf. Ji,iy IL 1924.
" HEnEAS Peace Irish and Jonathan Il Ilnn
w Executors on the estate Of Jededah Irish, Ist
OF Newport. deceased. have This day presented thei,
accounts for settlement, and the confederation thcr,
Of referred 10 the first Monday Of August next No.
tice is hereby given all persons interested therein
TO appear, fhcy fit, at Court Of Probate, to be
holden at the state house, in said Newport, on sail
first Monday Of August next, at o'clock. A. N. u
shew cause, if any they have. why said account
should not be allowed
BY order Of said Court,
CHARLES GYLEs, Prob. Clerh
July 1s gsSss
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COMMUNICATIONS.


In the project for new Constitutions il Is proyid.
ed, that No person sh IA be liable be tried after
an acquittal for the same crime or offence What
arc we to understand by the word "acqui,tai 7"
Would thls definition of right prevent Court
from acting IN manner simil ar to that Court which
tried Samuel Wilson, SOM so years since in South.
Kingstowns under the accusation of coming The
Jury 10 that case returned verdict of NOT ruily ;
which verdict the Court refused. and sent the jury
out again They aben returned with a special yer.
dict, upon which the Court pronounced sentence Of
death after which Wilson broke Jail and thus pre-
vented the state from being disgraced by judicial
murder.
Much has been said Of the necessity OF limiting
the power of the legislature; but we know, that
should any law oppressive or unjust, be passed. the
people have speedy and ehectua remedy by nc.
peal. A Court OF SIX years existence may be too 10.
dependent OF the people, unless their ghts are more
distinctly and unequivocsly expressed and declared
Are We willing to erect wall Of brass around the
Judges and-eave the people subject TO their tyranny
or caprice, should they be disposed to be yrannicai
or capricious Common sense would dictate that
verdict OF aot gully -bovld be accuttal conciu.
sivey out has been determined Otherwise and
while the Cour, have the direction and management
OF the jury, debating to them further nyestg alton
of the case OF the prisoner, what becomes Of our
rights Who does not know that the security the
liberty, and the property of the people ofthis state
have bat one neck, and striking at one of them is
striking equally at al! ~
Do not the best interests Of society, and every in
divdual require, that in declaration of constitution
al principles, intended to be of paramount obligation,
the same should be full, clear and distinct putting
limits definitely to authority. that the Innocent by
depending on his rights might always be SAFE and
that those rights should rest on frmer basis than
the import of single word, extremely doubtful n
its signiEcation, in certain cases ? Unhappy must
be hat people whose most essential rights rest on
such pinnacle In such case of what avail would
be youw bill of rights the writ of habeas corpus or
even the trial BY jury CASSlUs.
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Ernm the Rnsion Ceniinel.

Marquis La Fayene.--rhe mayor, by mes
ege, communicate infoI nation to the City
iuncii, that in obedience TO tho vote OF the
Nv council of The 18th March, he had ad
dre.sed letter 10 General La Fayeue, on ibe
tjsct OF bis conle mpla,.d visn 10 the United
''.s.,-s, and ina, he he'd received en- answer
M .: copies Of which he communicated o
\ two Boards, where they were seversIly
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State Of Rhode Island, BIC.

WAsRIxc7oH sc,-Clrrks Office, Conr. b.
Common Pleas, Jniy $, 1924
ON application to me this day made BY william
~ Chsmpiin, jun of Exeter, 10 the County Of
Washington, lsborer. apetilioner for the benefit Of
the nsolvcnt act--the creditors Of sad Chsmpn ave
hereby notified to appear before the Court of Com
mon Pleas, next to bs holden A. souIh. .Kingso own
within and for the county of Washington. on .hc
second Mcnday Of August, A. D 1924 and OH Il.
second day Of the term thereof TO nomiGAie On as-
signcc assignces to receive assig ameni ogall
the estate of said CbampIin. for the benefit of his
creditors, and TO distribute the sane according to-
the provisions Of the net Of Assembly, entitled An
act for the relief Of insolvert deLtors'
SAMUEL HELME. C9erh.
Juy Is ~
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THE MAYORS LErTEn.
United States OF Amefica'

o.. UDued states ot america
Boston. March 20, 1924
Er-Your intention 10 visit the UD ed
es Ass been made known 10 The citizens
he proceedings Of their national lcgisla.
n TIE cIy oil Boston shares IN tho uni
81 tsi pleasure which the expectation OF so in.
.ttsing an event aas difiused. Blu, il has
( <ks or satisfaction peculiarly is own.
Ny OF its inhshi,a1,s rscn'ltc, and oil have
Iesfd Of your fcrmss residence in this me
fopoIis ;--oi the delight with which you
Ds'e hero greeted on your second yisi, 10 this
country snd Of the seclsma,.ons ot grateful
Multitude. which attended you, when sailir
AS.tn This harbor on your l's' dspa,v,.s aom
Tni,ed STATES end also Ct tia, &C, OF
isencs by which IN ..ns later times you
the hand os Ielief, in their distress.
eiscums,soees have impressed upon
i.sn,s OF this city, vivid reeol!ee-
y psrson, and a peculiar interest 10
t1etsr, eoasaring you TO their re-
- BY sentiments Of personal graft
Nss by that sense OF nsiionsl obli-
Ehich the ei,iz.ns OF the United
5sssslly peneusted.
I5gs Of thIs kind the Cry C,uncil
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Commissioners Wotice.

commissioners Notice.
M e the subscribers having been appointed bv the
w Hon Court OF Proba.e. FOR the town of New-
port, in the county Of Newport, Commissioners
to receive and examine the ella ms % the cred,oti
against the estate of .-' s
:. JOA-aIH.9.v and SARAH VaLKER,
late OF said Newport, dcccascd, represented nso,.
vent. hereby give notice, that six months flom
the date hereof is allowed To the creditors Of said
estate to bringin and prove their respective elaine
and that we shall attend for that purpose, at our re-
spectve dwellings. at any time during said period.
GREEN BURROUGHS, \ =
, NATHAN u HAMMETr. Commisrs.
JOHN TiLLlNGHAsT, & ~,
Al! persons indebted to said cstate are reuuested
to make immediate payment TO :,
MARTHA HATHAWAY, .adau'a.
July IS
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SHIPPING LIST,
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTGRkD.

Ship Robinson Potter Waite, Campeachy.
., Courier, Hudson, New Orleans.
Sloop Roebuck, Crandall. Boston.
., Herald, Heath New.Tork.
q, Traveller, Davis, Boston.
CLEhRED, "t,.
Ship Robinson Potter, Waite, Antwerp.
sioop Roebuok. crandall, Providence.
>, Traveller, Davis, >;
., Herald, Heath, ).
Saturday. Jah i7-Arrived ship Courier, Hudson.
90 days from New-Oreans
Sunday. i8th-Arrved schooner Jane. Wilcox Is
days from Havana, all weil-Left, sch Kepnebec
Trader, Clinton, for this port. uncertsin ship Hope.
Lawton, waiting heght; brig Btu,us. Phillips. just
arrived, do Friendship, Hopkins. loading for this
port Brig Baltic, Eldred, was at Matsnzas, do.
John, Norris. Of this port, sch ----. Of NewYork.
ship ----- and Portland brig, were all plundered
Oft the bay Of Matsnzas, and the Governor had sent
to Havana for convoy for vessels bound to sea. .
Ship Jefferson, Potter Of Providence Just arrived;
brig Union, Davis, Of Newport dscharg'ng.
MEMORANDA "s, -
Cleared. from Havana, June 29lh, ship Hope, Of
and for this port.
Nnw.yoRx, July ~.
PIR1CY.-By the Gazele. from Ma,sosas, we
learn, that the brig John Norris, OF this port, was
captured. 5th instant Off the harbor Of Maesnzas -
The captain and crew were robbed Of their clothing,
and the vessel Of every movable article: she wac
given up, and arrived the next day.
The captain Of steam packet arrived at Matan
zas, from Havana reported he had passed BRIG
full OF water, aud mssts gone, which he believed had
been robbed and scutlied by the pirates.
Tho slooP Rspid. Captain Swasey, Owned
in this town and valued q, S25oo took Fl in
Charleston, S. {. on the morning Of ,ho 4,h
INST. and was GO much burnt as to be unwor.
.hy of repsi'. Cap, s los, $3.50; Mr.,
Weak, paseenee', loy s l6o, no ucies were
saved excepting some sans and rigging. h
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STATE of Rhode. Island, &c.

Sc July l3fh, 1921.
THE creditors Of George Brownel. Of Portsmouth,
in the county Of Newport, laborer. are hereby
notified to appear they shall see t at the General
Assembly. to be Holden at Providence on the last
Monday Of October next TO shew cause why bis petit
,ion 70. the benefit Of the act, entitled an act for
the relief OF insolycnt debtors" ought not to be
granted HENRY BOWEN, See'fy.
inly %.
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CRlNDSTOVEl!iS;..-

8 tons fine blue Grindstones
-, do do. mauuf.c,,,re5. =
new article. and worthy the attention Of mechanics
'e Fov cafe, by J0Hs STARNE. a.
July y. .s.f n. Bannister's wharf
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Ncgptort Insurance ComDaYy

NcSVP0f1 IHSHFa'ire Company
IT HEa Stockholders of the Ncwport
\ Insurance Company are hereby notified that
dividend OF sssnty oars sr fpe cents, on each
share will be paid Monday the 18Th INST (andt on
each succeeding day until paid) To those persons
whose names shalt stand on the books OF said Com.
pany as stockholders on the 7lh inst to their le.
Gal representatives H3S.A
NICHOLAS c BOSS. Secretary.
JuN 10 2w
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For PositiOey lqueive Nights Only.
THE Managers respectfully inform the public, that
\ from the arrangement Of the company, their
time is necessarily limited 10 the above term and
they trust that from tire WeI known respectabili,y
and excellence of the Boston Company, and the ex.
tensiye novelty they intend to produce during their
short stay, that they will both merit and receive
liberal share ofpubIic patronage.
Second Mgdf,
ADRIAN G ORILLA--oniy time
Oy FRIDAY EVENING JULY 22d, p,
Will be presented Dimond's celebrated play in S
acts, called ~.
ADRIAN & ORILLA,
~. II MO7Y7ER'S FRAGRANCE
as performed at al the London and American Thea.
tres with most unbounded applause
CFor Characters. SSr see oils Of the day
To which will be added, <.
a much admired isushsble entertainment, in 2
MODERN ANTIQUES,
TIIR MERRY M0URAERS. :
(Characfers in small bills II
Doors open nj z O'Clock, k,-Performanc comrerc. c.
at half past 2 O'Clock Tickets may be had a. Mr.
G. Wanton'a store, and at the Theatre laws Of
perforDsucc.-A few season tickets can b. disposed
of on application at the Theatre
Newport, July %, 1924.