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NOTICE.

IL persons bsring demands against The esste Of IN.
N ibens Hgsizl Esq Of Redon hundred, dec are here.
BY notified present their claims properly authenticated
for settlement either Of the Undersigned and those who
are indebted TO the said hereby requested 70
discharge the same without delay
John HIGGINS,
and THOMAS J. HIGGINS
Ererusarr Of .i.,isns Hgsrut, dte.
Cox'sNeck RedEon hundred, Newcastle Co MAY l5 1921
45-l8t
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TnEAsunY DLPARrMkNr, .Lune 30, ls24

Treasury DIPARrMkNr, ,Tune 80, 1924
NOTICE is hereby given TO The proprietors Of the
~ changed per cent, stock Of 1872, issued in puru
ance of an act If Congress entitled act auihor1nga
Subscription TO the old six per and deferred stocks,
and rovding exchange Of the same passed the
the interest which may be due thereon at the time, will
be paid 70 tie sad propretus then attorneys dul,
horzed, the frs day Of January 1925, al the Treasury
IN Washington at such Loan Office the books where
Of any portion Of said stock may stand.
noratif is further given, that surrender Of the GER
hcates e. The said exchanged six per stock, will be
required at the time Of redemption and that tile interest
thereon, will cease and determine the Sis day Of De-
cember, 1924. WM II CRAWFORD.
July 9. 59-tlJan Secretary Of The Treasury.
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Which viii Be al least "A tFan has been gwen ),
himself any other in lis line Of business in this borough
Pilot Bread Cakes, Crackers, &c. in proportion. Re
taes supplied The reduced price Of per dozen
Customer and dinner baking done on moderate terms.
JAMES GIBSON,
Wilmington, April ~. 57-3m No. q East Front. 81.
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I.aPERS-for burning all night

IN bed chambers, Of the sick, &c. which will burn
at the Waterman Office.
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DIR. G.. FREEMAN'S
COTGH DROPS. OR Ls,DL4A' SPECIFIC,

ErUR the cure of colds, coughs, ss'hmss approaching
Rpions and al diseases Of The breasi and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. no. Market-sleei, VII
uingt0n, Qeiasz-e
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The farm (No. ~ viii he shewn by William Warner.
residing tereon who viii also give 81 necessary ,!orma-
tim relaye to that and the other property. HE Terms
which viii be accommodating, will be made known on the
day Of sale. EDWARD TAINALIp
JAMES PRICE,
.4ssgnees Of JtJLLL7.B H.3RNER.
mo. 2, 1924. 57-6t
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DOMESTIC GOODS

A ND COTTON YARN of variou. descriptions and from
N various Factories receiving daily and for sale No.
Ill Marketstreet JOHN Il. BR!NCKLE.
Wilmington, March 80 ST.
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Valuable Real Estate,
And Bank and Turnpike STOCKS
FOR sale HITH0UT RESERTE.
r RESERVE.

WILL he sold at public sale on Cd day the 2h of i.
w seventh month, Culy) at the house Of Eli Ianborn
the Borough Of Wilmington, at - o'clock, A IL
following described property to wit.
No. THAT ell known FARM, the residence az VII,
liam arne-, situate the Newport turnpike road sbn.
three quarters OF mile firm Wilmington containing aboa
Of woodland, about 60 Of mars and tie
der upland under culture and grass.
The Improvements this farm embrace every him
that IS necessar! to comfort, convenience uuy sn1
consist q elegant stone mansion house built IN yea,s
since, in the modern style, q the bes materials ard n III
most convenient manner two stories high, sixty feetia
length by forty in depth, with piazza extending ,a
Mole length VI the house and supported b. columns f1
the rGo The situation Of the house high, fronting H.
ards tie Delaware and commanding file view Il tbst
river tie borough Of Wilmington ChTistiana creek sn1
tile ad accent country. Contiguous this house are a,b
Necessary houses most of which nearly rea con
sisting OF stable and carriage house. ice house su,l
house and bath house constantly filled from copios sr
Of fine water There is also large garden ia exceenp
order, and the grounds around tile house are handsor
laid out, and adorned With number Ct fruit and ornane
tai trees
story brick house tcr tenant uyerseer, stone Ean
stone spring house, poultry house. and other ot
houses pump Of excellent water near the door, and
perpetual lime kiln for burning oyster shells.
On the farm there is thriving apple orchard Of about
eight acres also young orchard Of the best grated
huts consisting Of peaches, pears, pums, cherries and
choice apples
The above described properly possesses every requisite
either for delightful residence profitable speculation
The Improvements elegant and convenient and tle
land such high Of cultivation that the purchaser
cannot fail 10 obtain handsome interest upon the purchase
money, BY leasing the shares tenant is nov on Tie
farm Robert .hcFdriGn, WHO may be reconme nded Is
manager whose industry good conduct, integrity and skill
in the various branches Of agriculture, ene him 10 every
degree Of confidence.
Possession Of tie mansion house. garden yourg orchard
and new Improvements Will be given IN month from
he day nt ale; and Of the residue Of the farm IN tie 25h
day OF March next the lease, until then will Sc tol The
benefit Of the purchaser If il be desired, the mansion
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INDIGO AND COMBS.

GUST received and for SALE good BENG.aL INDIGO;
W Also, assortment Of BgCK CONBS, imported from
:'ew York and Boston JOHN X, BRINCKIE.
AnrIT, 34-f
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Nan MID,

IN this town. on Sunday evening last. by the Rev.
Mr. Eddy. Mr. Filion Smith. to Miss .sary r
Bro~neh. da';s shter Of Mr. Joseph Brovasl, OF Mid.
dletown. if..t Y
Same evening, by the Rev Me- Green. Mr Hfiaam
Hoh, 20 Miss Rebecca Riehard' daughter Of the late
John Richards. Esq Of this town.
On the l7th instant by The Rev Mr. Ciammell, Mr.
George " Lake. 10 Misc Jim Ffeeh,rn, daughter Of
Mr Henry tieeborn.
H"J DfkD,
In this town, on Thursday morning last. Mrs Pa
iienee B"irgs. widow OF capt Stephen Billings aged
SO years -
AZ Fort Wolcott. 17th instant, Mr. Nsa c Mood.
Art'hcer, OF Company (B) lst Reg u $. Artillery,
aged 43 years. formerly OF walpole. lNH) Re wss
an honest and worthy malta tfusy and faithful, SOL
dier-snd was bonored and respected ss we'll by his
Officers. as those with whom he was associated
= AZ Lagos, Coast OF Africa. on board brig Curlew.
OF boston. Capt Jeremiah La,S,on of this town
In Providence. ON saturday last. Mrs Ehfa H.
Weher6y. wife Of Mr Richard Wetberby, in her 10Th
year.
In South Kings,own. 10Th instant. Mr Nathan
Cardinsr. aged 81. t..
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limi'y of imagery; for unan.wsrsbis cogcns,
and closenes of ressoning for irresistible
force oil persua sian no book in the world de.
serves 10 be so Increasingly studied. and 80
profoundly medis,ed upoo ss the Bible -
Bs careful no, 10 let your reading make you
tedans, Of q hIgot nor to puH you up, with
: o conseited opinion Of your, own knowledge. or
mske you inioletsnt of the opinions which
ofhess drsw from tho same s"urcs, however
d,lleren, from your own-And may the Mer.
csful crestor, who gsve ,he Scrip,u es for cur
in.truction, bless your Nudy Of them, end
make them TO you fruitful OF good works"
The sforegoing are extracted from eleven
long letters, covering more than sesen,y pc.
ges Of manuscript. Such is the man, The f..
thor, who is charged with having passions un.
controlled, end spos,stising from ,he religion
of hi. fo,efsthers. In this whole series OF
letters there are no sects'isn or coatrovsrsisl
views. The public, from these extracts, can
Judge Of the ,emper end christian principles
Of M. Adams. We leave them TO draw
their own conclusions, without any comments.
yy from us. FENELLA.
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Real Estate for Sale at
Auction.

THE following Real Estate will be
II positively sold at auction, (if not previously
imposed of private saie) on "WEDNESDAY AY, the
'h Gay OF April next, commencing st II O'Clock,
"A NJ. viz
-, Twenty Point Lots. in two squares, situated on
Washington street near For, Greene.
'fiso, or WHDNE SDAY, Inri 2iss, az IL
o'etoek. Il NJ on the premises, W.
That eligible Buildng Lot on Washing, ,on.s .squars,
next eastward OF the estate late Gilbert Chaces.
Lkesuse immsdtd ely ef,r',
The Lot in the rear OF the last mentioned
J L SHAW, Huef'r.
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Nsw.yont. March 90.
Latest N ON Frame.

LuGCSt /SOm lfWtS.
The ship Elizabeth, Csp,aio Smith. arrived
last evening from Havre, bfovgb, Paris ps.
pers 10 the 2lst ult. Their contents arc un.
important. The following items are from
tn morning pspers.-Tbers was . repor, a,
Bordeaux, that San Carlos, Spanish Minister
3, Pals, vas sbou, 10 proceed 10 London, on
90 important secret mission. The Madrid
papers p,e,erve s"ict silence regarding pro.
vineisi sF,us --Psiyate ieuers sfi'm hat
armed bands traverse Andslusis and La Man.
chs--,hs, G,Ilicia is DOT usnquil-snd that .
.umui, had taken place S VslencIa st the
time they were TO execute two members OF
the late Cores, who escaped IN the confusion
Tho question Of the Anossiy was not set.
tied
Ao insurree,ion is ssid to have ibrown IL.
self in E,u emsduts; AMI gres, agitation was
apparent IN hndius's.
A mummy recently arrived in Frsnce from
Egyp,, which appears 70 be tina, Of a Princes
of the ,see Of the Phrsohs, who mad been
buried $500 yesrs. In the same box w,s an
emb,lmsG Co, 20 indicate ihs person OF high
rank,
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Fresh Teas, & Liquors.

20 Cheats Young Tyson.
S Hysoh,
20 Hyson Skin, ~
20 and halt do souchong,
Bohea,
10 IIhds ST Crox Rum,
pipes Cognsc Brandy,
2 Holland Gin,
40 Bbls Connecticut Gin,
Madeira. Msrsaa, Llscon, sherry, Port. Co,rnensr,
Malaga, and CSret WINES jus, reo'J by
ARCnis ,LD MUNRO.
also IN SIORE,
New Rice. Canal Flour. Ravana aud sugar house
Mol.sses, nsvsns brown aud white sugar, fresh
Malsgs and sul,ana Raisins and Figs, Coffee, Pep.
per- rimenio. Csssia, ku,megs. Cloves, Ginger.
pearlash, starch. spanish aud American segars.
Lorr'llArd's smut aud paper tobacco, Macaboy AMI
kappee snuh--6rs, qqs'i,y Richmond manufactured
Tobacco. and Ladies' twis, Tobacco
Newport, March 10 1894
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To Let, at Public Auction,

On WEDAhSDAY. Harii 2sA,
1T II o'eiock n. M on the n, emi.es. [or fAc
serm II one yrdr, w,thous reserve,
a LII the Estate now occuDied by
\ Charles Gyies, in rhames.s,ree,, west NJ the
Iarden, consisting of Wharf, stores and Work.
shops-possession given on the LIST Of Msy mex,
Inc conditions Of sale. and Leases, will be made
known At the time and places
>. J, e.. SHAW, Iuef'r.
Newport Feb 2s, 1924
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
No Entrus,
CLEARED
s'oop Fame. Brown, for New. York.

Tues&oy. March 23-Arrived sch'r Helen, Hsllet.
from Bal more. 9 days, for Boston.
Same Dsy-sch'r Ann, Pope, from Norfolk. -
days. Tor providence-spoke. off Montaug. on sstvr.
day last. sIoop Fame, Of Wes'port. all well.
Same Dag arrived brig Edward Mary. Bur.
CESS. from Elizabeth City, IL dsys--on saturday
night last, in squali. of Long islssd, carried away
foretop mast. &c and split the ssis--ssiled in co,
wifi sloop Fancy. Of and for this port.
Some Doy-sch'r Caty Sally. from Plymouth,
(NC.)
MEMORANDA
Adv. Of Mobile. 9Th utmo. brig Hiram, Vinson.
Of this port. tor freight or charter.
Cleared 81 New York, 10th instant, ship Newport,
Burroughs, ofthis port, for Havana
Arrived at Charleston, 7.b instant. brig Union,
Big,ey, ofihis port. 10 days from Port au Prince.
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Hdministrdfors's Sale.

RY virtue of decree OF the Supreme
judicial Court, at their August term I'D 1898,
and pursuant to the directions OF the court u pro.
bate of the town Of New.sborebsm, there viii be
sold at public auction, on Tn vrspAy, The 2Sb usy
OF March next, Ut 10 o'clock. AN on the premises.
one Farm situated in w.Sbor, ham, WITH a good
Dwelling house. Barn. sno other necessary Duiid.
ings thereon s,andmg.aIso aii The Lots, Tracts or
parcels OF Land, shd Tug swsmps lying in the
north district in ssid town, which yohn Corisn, Esq
died seized of-or so much thereof NJ will be sufi.
cient to satisfy the just debts epor,ed by the COM
missioners with incidental charges on said estate.
Conditions made h. own at the time and place of
saie WILLIAM A WEEDEN, .adn'r.
New.shorehsn'. March !. 1924 (MlL4wl
Ry virtue Of decree Of tie supreme judicial
- court, at their March tern. AID 1924, snd pur-
susnt TO The directions Of the court ofprobse Of the
town OF Newport, there will be sold at public suc.
tion on Tuesday, the 9th day Of April next. ~ o.
clock, An on the premises, all the right and tite Of
jonathan Heath, in . certain Lot ot Land with .
O~s.og house therson standing. in Tharnes.sueet.
Condi' ions at the time and place Of sale
JONATHAN r ALMY, GuardhSn
March l8
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school.

HE subscriber viii open a ScHoor
- 90 The is' OF May. in the room under the
Rn"de.'sland Republican Printing oiis., where be-
Si'' teach beading. Writing. Arithme tic. Enklish
"r"mmar 1sography, Navigation. Mensurston.
Ssuking. and Book k.Kecpinx, aises the haitian method
OF double entry 'NlR ~. sl' -
The sssicsest attention viii BE- paid to the tuition
OF those entrusted to bic care and every favor grste
fully acknowledge For terms apply st this cfBce.
Newport. March 2s. 1924
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MANTUA. MAKING.
MARY HORsWELL respectfully

1Nl informs her friends and the public. thst .ke
has taken the shop recently occupied BY gtizA-
ssrs KopHAs, in the house OF the late GrLBsar
Csas.. on tie Parade. where she viii gratefully re.
ceIve orders in the line Of her business
Mrs n. viii keep On hand, Cor ssie. . variety OF
articles connected with her business, snd good
sor,ment Of European Goods, sud Fancy articles.
Mach IS. 1924
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OJ Remarks on the interference Of the Secretary
of the Treasury in the late appointments by the COL
:ecter OF this port. and other matters connected
therewith, arc necessarily deferred until our next
paper.
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NEw YoRx March 90.

ShiIV'eek-On Tuesday mo, oiug, s,YAm
during a severe gsle and . .now sto, m. ,he
Brig Empress, kloores, @ dsysfrorn Chs,les,
ton, ior ,h's port, was cast away on Msnis.
guam Beech, aboo, miles below the tower
point OF the Woodlands sod IS miles from
Sandy Hook. biigsd, and is totally lost, with
part OF her careo--crew and passengers, IS
in nomber, were saved, with mos, Of their
baggage. Part Of tho cargo Us landed on ,he
beach. -H =: t.ft rtE III
The elegant race horse Lslis Roohh, b..
longing 10 M Hunter, Of the Circus. iesped
from the wreck, a distspce Of sbvui Is 10 20
feet to the beach, without injuy. ...4
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1le Grefks ari TtI&s.--The Augsburg
Gsz~,'e contains intelligence irom Smyrns 10
the 18th of Jsnus'y The Turkish sqosdron
6'sd 90, q, Cvnsisniinopls TO afford soceo,.
TO smyrna, had been destroyed by tempest
in the sea OF Ma,mors. The Greeks are 81
led with Joy Five frigs,es sod sx b,,gs
stranded. The Tutks regarded tins event ss
q cbas,isemeo, from heaven, sod they had no,
been guilty OF sny ac" OF violence 10 The
G'seks 10 CONSEQUENCE. 81 The G'esks had
become masters ot tho Culf.--Ths Tuks
coos'dered there wac 90 longer say sseusiiy
In The waters OF ,he A'eh,psl.gc. f'-i
The Turkish garrison at Pa,ss he's retired
TO Lepan,o. Tbs Heilenists TO the numbes of
OF 5000 have planted ,hs asndsrd Of tbs
cross 10 ,he isle of Miyleno. :, /,
The London Globe announces that the
Greek loan has been contisc,ed by Mes.s.
Loughsm, Son & q Bins, The terms oi which
have not ye' been published. So
Tns Nsursmbetg, Correspondent, contains
the following intelligence rom Co,fu -
We have this moment received the agtees.
BILE intelligence that the landing which The
Greeks disposed 20 effect in the Isis of My,i.
iene has been sttended with com pe,e snccess.
The He!lenists, to the pumber Of seyeo or
eigh, Thousand men, have plant ed standards Of
he Cross 10 all directions, end COO, PEELED
their bar6arous sdversa,ies TO take refuge in
some fosrs lit is probable that, e,e lorg, the
Turks will be undo, the necessity Of totally
evecus,ing tho !sisod Other Isue,s state
,hs, rho Turkish gsrusoo o, Pa,ras being in.
formed Of the preparations mskine to sur.
round that foruess, end take u by assault,
thought proper to eyscus.s j. and rc,,e 70
LepAnto.
The u. s. vessels Frsnk.in snd Dolphin
were at Valparaiso Dec. l--ail weli--,hs for.
msr expected to sail for Lime iDmsdis,iy.
There was no fresh political news.
The Albany Daily Advertiser states, tina,
ou, OF one bundled and thirty five ne wspspe,s
IN N York state, only TWO arc opposed to giving
the choice OF electors TO tho people. Ys, the
Senate has refused. e,
A, Phi!sdelphis, Chsrlss Noble, aged ~,
has been convicted Of stealing $50 Bibles aud
Is Hymn Books from Churches, and senlenc.
ed to S years bs,d ishour.
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KHN TED.

FIVE or SIX good Workmen at the
L. msksg Of Ladies sHoFs 70 w''oo constant
employment and gooi wages vii be gis, Apply
TO JOSIAH U. BuaDiCK.
Ns-cbtt
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NEWPORT.
Rebubkican Nomination.
THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1924.


on the l4th of January, 1924: ASHER
ROBINS, Esq. President, and PELsG
WILBUR, Jun. Esq. Secretary the un-
dernamed Gentlemen were nominated as
General Officers Of the State of Rhode.
Island for the next political year, and IL.
unanimously recommended to receive the
suffrages of the Freemen at the ensuing
1ection
GOVERNOR.
THE HON.
JAMES FENNER,
Cor PRovIDEHcr,)
UT.-CoVERNoR.
CHARLES COLLINS, ESQ.
(ossEwpoRr)
SRNAToRS.
l. NATHAN BRowN, Esq.
OfJoars,sn.
2. john D'WoLF, Esq.
3. BENJAMIN SMITH. Esq.
OfAorth KngsfOwn.
a. STEPHEN B. CORNELL, Esq.
0fPorssm0ufh
S. WILLIAM WHIPPLE. Esq.
Cf Cumberlond
6. ELISHA WATSON. Esq.
Of &1h Kingstovn.
7. JOHN r. WArERMAN, Esq.
0fWar.0ieI,
8. CHARLES ELpRIDcE, Esq.
Of Easf- Greenwich
9. JOSEPH Cross, Esq
OF CharIss,o.va
10. JOEL MErcALF, Esq.
OfProvidense
SECRETaRY.
HENRY BowEN, Esq.
87ToRA EY. GENER.iL.
DurEE J. PExscs. Esq.
Z, GENERaL TREASURER.
Thomas G. PIrMAN, Esq.
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To LFI,
(.fnd hossession g'ven the a5th Moreh ntr',)
A Farm lying in North Kmgs,own,
IA county OF Washington, contsinine $40 acres.
peasantiy situated. With valuable privilege Of sea
manure. For terms apply to
AUDLEY CLAhKE.
Of s. r. GARDNER. .1dm'rs-
Feb 26, 1924 fu1
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1Usr received and for sale at the store Of C.orge
y Uanfon. nes play entitled " T,.rercd or tie
highi Heir 10 Rsehdaie Castle" altered f,on. tails
Of ancient imes--pr,oe IS cents
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ADAMS AND JACKSON.


tho Offices Of President and Vice President Of
the United States, appears to meet the sp.
probation Of g, eat portion Of tho eommuni-
". We esrnestiy hope end believe the friends
of the different candidates viii ultimately q.
mite in support Of these distinguished meo.
we have observed 10 several papers On in.
tims,ion that the nomination OF officers for
the government Of this state, OF The late Re.
publicso Convention, has bearing 10 favor OF
Mr. CRAWFORD, end thar tho gentlemen nam.
ed in ,hs, nomination were friendly 20 his Gle.
vs,icn TO the Presidency. IL to nos so-apd
ve distinctly stated that !sct ct the time the
pames OF out candids,es were 6rst promulgs.
ted. There msy be one or two who s'e IA.
vorsbie TO Mr.. &. bet the nominations were
Dot made With any reference TO that .uhjec'.
Were that the case, evon the gentle men OF
ths head Of The nomination, much IS he is be.
iosed aod fespeeted by his political friends,
vauld never hsve been brought forward, The
people Of his state, BY sey great majority,
es,nes,Iy wish that JOHN Q ADAMS msy be
our next Presidsot, and we doubt ii lhars will
Be sven nomination sgscst him.
Th. Ns,ionsl Inieiligeneer assumes thai
w. W.. ,efenee Of Mf. HuSTRa, 10 eone'u-
nj NJ unanswersble, end one o. ,wo Other
III e. ave echoed the assertion. Some oo.
M Nd. ssot aspect when vie"ed
81 al led medium--spd u may
}RH 40 .e with this. Nov u msy
Al KS>A.s,ed eoneiusivs and u7an''Verab!e at
.<N.oId9f Washington, bu, u 10 not 50 con-
~ W. = ere, in The town Of Newpor,, eTeno oy
Nv AZ. II, best friends. With re'pec,
" CaAwposD, he has not given his
- ,ppo,,unuy 10 seqaii him. nor can
until hs publishes the whoie cor:
nee between himself and the Cc',se'
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MRS. f. TOWNSEND,

In/,,ms her /,iends and Customers, thar she
has removed 10 hey old stand
40 8 PsLBhx srRFRY.
G. HE has on hand number of fancy ARTICLES
- Reeds by the gross or DOZEN Milnett, By
the piece--and straw pipe BY the pound, or smaller
quantity
Newport, Feb 10. 1924
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From the tone and manner Of many Of tho
papers opposed to the election Of Mr ADAMS,
IL does not sppess tbst his election would
cause much tcg'et TO his oppocen,s, Even
the Editor OF the N. Y. Advocate ssys II
Mr.. A. 10 elected President lie. shsll net set
his house to rish,s and hang himself" Add
IN good trV,h We think he will not have oeca-
sior--eu, should rather rejoice T the eievs-
ZION at . man who viii do honor 10 his coun-
~, and exsu his powerful energies to pro-
mote i's interest," and property.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-25

The fedssslists 10 Massachusetts are max.
ing gree, ezeriions to ,sgsin Tho political as.
tendency in that slate end Harrison Gray
Ous, 10 fur,bsrsnee Of this object, is writing
sod publishing letters in vindieation oil the
Hartford Contention No party.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-25
Hssipnee's Nofice.

THE subscriber having been appointed by the
supreme Judicial Court. of this state, at their
March term 1924, assignee Of the estate snd effects
Of Lewis C,eenha. Of Portsmouth, in the county &C
Newport, yeomsn. cow pe,',ionng Cor the benefit of
" an act for the feiief OF 'nsolven deboSs gives
tice to The creditors 10 exhibit and prove their
claims sgsinst the estate oi the .sid Lens Cree,h
within SIX months from The late here h sgrossiy TO
lsv. d. ANfH8Ny iun 4ssicnee
Pottsmouih, March A. is24 fsgl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-25

Al Philadelphia, Charles Noble, sged -,
has been convicted Of stealing $50 Bibles aud
Is Hymn Books from Churches, and ssnIenc.
ed TO S years bstd ishour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-25

The Albany Daily Advertiser states, tha,
ou, OF one bundled and thirty five newspaper.
IN N fOks'ate, only TWO arc opposed to giving
the choice OF electors to tho people. Ys, thu
Senate has refused. ~r.