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Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
SCHEME
10000 Dollars

% 900 lirkets-.hof Onf BLANK 10 Prize
Ertry Prite payabt IN taSH st1ig days
gDr me Drawing swgut 10 u deduction "
fUtm per ctbt.
u MODE OF DRAWING The Numbers
will he pat into Que wheel rs usual--nud in
nonliicr wheel viii be put the plizrs above tie
denomination OF Two Dollars, aud the dlnN .
ing 10 progress in the Usual ninnncr. The
10000 prizes Of 81 will be awarded 10 the
odd or even Numbers III the Lottery (ns the
case mny be) dependent on The drawing ot
the Capital Prize of JUtHty Noasdad E0Hnrs
that i. TO tay, if he 10000 dollnr Prize should
come ont To IN odd numter, then ire
~ odd Number IN The Sfh,me viii he cnii.
lied 10 q 81 prize. VI the 10000 dollar prize
should come out 10 an Iron Number, then MI
the ErrH knmtcr5 IN The scheme viii b. onch
entitled IN Il prlze al 81
Il J. Odd Numbers are MoSe ending ntM /,
3, 3, J or ..
u Eren Numbers are Hose ending Mn 2,
4, Il, Is or q
This mode Of drawing not only enables The
Commissioners To complete the whole Lot
terry in ONE DRAWING, but has the great
advantage Of distributing tie small prizes re-
gularly to eGfry GittJUdie number IN khe @htm'
so TINT the holder OF two shares ri tickets
Zone odd aud one even number viii he err.
tain OF obtaining nj least one prize aud Ia the
same ratio for amy greater quantity.
ia Ticket drawing superior prize N
This sctcme, IS NOT RESTRICTED from
drawing mn inferior Que also.
The drawing will take place IN The City Of
Baltimore on Wednesday the 18th of MAY i,
aud will finish on the same day. A very short
period therefore Intervening before the time
of drawing will NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at a dis
tauce should avail themselves oi the very 81.
perior advantages offered By the scheme, bad
send on their orders without delay--they will
remark The low rate Of tekets-the very tn.
fiug risk 10 be run, (there not btiuE one binnk
10 prize aud that the cepilnl prize Of
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, is of n
magnitude hitherto unprecedented Tor SO
small sum invesied--nhovr all, however,
is the CERT AMY OF OBI AIMING Al
LEAST ONE FRYE by the purchase of two
tickets or two shares tone odd and one even
number mud in the same ratio OF certainty
in the purchase Of greater number OF tick.
cts or shares.
The limits Of mn Advertisement do not per.
nit detail of the various and many adYauta.
ges in This improved mode OF Lottery--lhey
will naturally present themselves To the nd
veniurer ON examination oil the scheme, to II
scrutiny OF which, we invite their attention.
WHOLE Ticki7s, 81
HALVES,
QuARfrRs,
To be had in Inc greatest variety Of Numbers,
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o." SIMON PtAjork" in our next.
Pentecosigi .Ueeiinr at J6lguniide.

Pentecosioi .Heeiing at UhiiStniide.
Sunday and Monday I'D aud Esd Of May
next, at the residence of Stith Mead, in
Amherst county To be- conducted by S.
Mead, and Frederick kabler, Two old plain
Methodist Local Preachers. iovt feast
will commence at nine o'clock on Sunday,
aud the sacrament after the first sermon.
Meeting will be continued ON Sunday night
at The same place--and prayer meeting
IT o'clock on Monday, preaching nj Is
o'clock 1t is recommended that Fiiday
previous To the meeting, be observed as n
day of 1itsiing and prayer, for Gods bless
ing on the different exercises nj the mr"t
ins-ail who please 10 come are invited 10
the feast.
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COMMUNICATED.


DIED,--on the night ri the Goth March,
Mrs. DOSiiY PRICE, consort of Capt.
John A. Price Of Bedford. Mrs. I. had
been at times seriously afflicted with the
drnpsy in herhrcast, which terminated IN her
dissolution. For several months previous
In her death she was confined 10 her bed,
and suffered extremely but aware of the
uncertain nature Of all human blessings,
she bore her affection with patience and
resignation. She had early remembered
her Creator; sud although she had often
expressed hope of future happiness, yet
the grace which had been impaired 10 her,
never shone with such brllhancy aud lus
TIE rs ii did just before her departure
She then expressed To her moihcr, her at
illcted companion and her friends 6rm re-
lance on the merits of hrs,, and u full a.
suIance of her acceptance with her Maker.
She is gone, and gone forever She has
left bcrea,cd husband, n mother, sister
and brother and a numerous connexions, Ia
deplore her death. But, their loss is her
eternal gain.
DIED, suddenly, at the residence ol
William Evans, in the lower end of Camp
bell county. IN the 9th Instant, LANDS
PATERSON, in the 18th year of hrs age.
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Nte Kent Thom,s Macon. - Sam
ders.s
Ohio--Isaar Letters YIN. Mckinley.
Hood Thomas Tav.naer,s II. l.. Prem
iiss#
Letcis--Jehn MeWhor,ci,s John Hay
mond.s
.tt,o Members.
BEDFORD ELECTION.
The following - the state of the polls for
Congress aud the State Senate, al the close oi
the second day
CONGRESS-.
yahez Lefvich o36
Nathaniel II Claiborne ID
C's presrnl majority 40
SENATE.
nr. James Saunders tp5
br. joel " Flood -
DR. sannders's minority over Or. T. Is 3il
DIR. =. has given up The contest
Forthe House 81 Delegates, we have only
statement of The Vote at the close Of the hrl
lay, VIZ Robert Campbell AZ, Pleasant NJ
Gaggin 357, Thomas Sale 100, Jnhal Jordpn
100 There is no doubt OF the election oi the
two former
" We have heard nothing further
bout the mysterious Stone Story to which
we alluded last Thursday.
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a. Mr. VIM. II. CraN ford has reached
his residence in Lexington, (Geo.) very
much recovered, il is said, from his late 81
yer. indisposlion.
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Spring aud Summer GOODS

stHOsL " Nun Hill
super shaded IL French lancies,
Do Falnterl Niusiins,
/ / q / aud d Canfrics,
y splendid assoiltnenI OF Calicns,
pln,n aud hgured Jaeottet AMI Null Muslius,
DO d. Book 90
IAN ard figured Canton Crnpcs,
Snpctior Mandarin Grape Kobcs,
Grape sllnwls mud Srais,
flain and dgned coloeed slfs,
silk Shn,els aud Handkerchief,
Ghuzc aud Xclin do
An elegant assortment OF Hiibuns,
Ganzr aud Lac. els,
cast Of Irish Iincns ofyrre superior quality
grass blencli, mud WARRANTED 10 te rs good
rs any That Inns been ia his market for he
yedrs,
Ladies aud eenllcmens' otdn aud silk Hose
Sowing Cotton and loss
Linen Cnnlhiies aud Lawns,
stripe Denmark Smtn
Mnfaillrs and talcl.th vehhgs,
silk Stripe Ilnfentitas, Tor genlsnena xesr,
stripe and plain S0teen,
Drnh aud " hite liu,aa Drilling,
" ilhineton and u tahingion -ifipe,
Union Mixture nd lblne Nankretf,
Cotton Cnssimefcs and Grhndrriil4,
An assortment i tluh. aud fAssrnleres.
Ladies' Prnnrlh aud Morocco SHOES,
= l and IL BntntMh Plg,ds,
Do do 3 ! q ! Shceineg aud Shirings
IN assortment OF Cutlery,
Iarioise Shell Tuck md Side combs
Cotton Nnrn, hens Gohr-e Shoes,
An assortment of truckcrl Ware,
Meus aud Boys Wool Hats,
Fine BeA4cf do
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Gen. la fydette arrived at Montgomery
Alabama, On the 81 instant, and left there
ON the following day, in a steam boat, for
CahaNba.
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pOa'ESCNipl.
LATEST IRON EUROPE.

Tue Coriaihian, arrived nj y. York, trlnes
Liv, rpoul dates duwH & the ed uit. There
IS mi a word 1T political news, II we except a
rtsinsr thai fhi' King OF Engiantiis nbanl agnii
ia visit Ireland with view 10 tie cancellation
Of the Catholics lhe Gre.k enuse 10 still
houg.shirg
The Markets ARE moi essentially changed
since our last dates. A London Wife current
OF the I'D says, " Inhsceo renlsins very
lifelcss, Hnd no sales hive taken plaot Of m,
description letter from Liverpool OF The
1Sd, says, Tobacco Is held hrmly, Though
one parcel of virginia leaf has been soI1 nj
the Deer prices, % Tho Cotton Mhket Is
quiet, holdcr- unwilling 10 meet thu huyets
At any rrdnetion,' says The London account
of lie pad ~ Liverpool, on tho 2ist, !, was
represented 10 be- ina State ofmaeh Quotation.
Coffee, duH
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~ aYTESTIOS!,

gHIlE fyHebhurg light Artillery Company
- will attend the Muster Of The 63rd Hegi,
Va. Miliiis, 1T Campbell court house, On
Friday the Goth tfFil, day armed ard equip
ped. Ny Order OF the Captain.
q. ". NEWBY, o. {.
April IS 10
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StrayeA or Stolen.

ERoM Lynrhhurg some time in the
J. course Of the last week. A GREY
HORSE ahout eleven years old this spring,
about Eve feet high--no mark rccolecied
except being very much rubbed by the
saddle pad On each side, and has had a
considerable sore on his back butnow near
~ well.-Aoy Information respecting said
horse will be thankfully received, aud all
reasonable expenses paid it delivered to
Mr.. Charles LewelIcn of Lynchburg.
JOHN l.. FOSTER.
April 90. it3G
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o. The suit of Chaslain Clark of Rich
mnnd, 10 recover of the corporation ri
Washington pure OF 800 900, draw 10y
him in the 9th eass of the National Lotle.
ry has been decided agains, HIM, the coutl
being &C opinion that Mr.. Chrke's recourse
was against Mr.. Gillespie, the Manage, and
not against the corporation. Mr.. I. III
tends to carry the case 10 the Superior
Court of the United States.
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MN IN NNE NAN,

10 be droun on he 18th dag Of May aud
bg IN hmprored modc q Drauing, seciU
Ell By letters Patent ulder he Seal Of He
United States
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Ut IVH Y .IYTt'
We have just tiue rs the mail 10 cha
ing to say that there are rumnnrs alloai
from Europe, that Flour will probably rise,
and the ports will most likely he oprued
To the Canadns--tlrn effect produced IN
consequence of this information is that
Flour Is more in demand"
"Aaothrr letter shown Ia us, from n,
York, says that +" the opinion is that the
British government, will open their ports
to the consumption of Amctiran ilou and
grain. Iron IS atGfeen pounds in sweden
baltimore Imtiicdn.
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Prizes ! Prizes !! Prizes !!
"A great chance for Fortune!
$4,000 Dollars Highest Prize.
Union CanaA AlOtterS,

be drawn on the nth OF Nlny next, mud
mpleted in few minutes. II should be
collected that after The FIRST OF May next, no
ore ORDER can be filled in this splendid
eheme. Persons wishing To secure n chance
in this brilliant Lottery, had better call aud
leave your orders nj tho truly lucky Lottery
Ottice Delay nol--but few more orders can
lie filled, and if you wait one day, you nny
he too late To secure n chance tor the SDo, 900
This is probably the last cllnncr You may ever
have of becoming independently rich by the
small advance OF ten dollars. Prizes TO be
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600
UIiEN s OFFICE, !

baltimore, .2prR :, la25. !
NJ We have the pleasure to present TO the
public the Fourth Scheme OF the
State Lottery Of Maryland,
The mode OF drawing on an entirely new
plan approved by the COMMISSIONERS
OF LOTTERIES, appointed hy Me Gown
RoR and CouHcii OF stntc aud brought out
under special act ol the Leg =Inture,
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" W We uleuiioned in our last that a Mr..
"'"d had fallen by the hand of his father
:. Jaw. Major Th otpas Jones, an old aud
TsPectahlr inhahnant Il lh4 county. Maj.
r. examination took place Monday last AT
sN'mpbril {. II. and resulted in his being
, t,' "n for further trial. lie W as baiI.d in
'le sum of $4,000.
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TOBaCCO.-The common and mid
ding qualities of this article on Monday
and Tuesday last, seemed rather languid
Stolmcr prices, But yesterday, extensive
sales took place at as high price as At any
0me this season, and We can say there is
n,o@N'ng nf either in demand or price. A
'arft crop raised in this county, has been
,ed at $40 SO for leaf, aud 81 for stemm'd.
t tor another crop, sli average is said 10
'v"e Teen offered, aud refused.
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l,ilE Subscriber is now receiving nj IL
- store next dovr 10 alessrs. Gait T. Bn)
looks'. lhrEe and genarnl aasnrl,nfl ~ of
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fARRlClDE'-On the 10th inst. in the
county OF Patrick, IA crime of this nature
S S, committed on the person of Richard
o'"f, by his SON Micajah, who bad f"r
s :, time past given evidences of insanity.
1T ais" attempted directly afterwards to
murder negro woman, and inflicted upon
"sr several wounds. which are expected to
mo'r moTtai. tie gave, however, one
g'ooi OF sanity. After the cOmt"ission of
,"'se acts, he retired tn room, armed
WIN gun and two axes, and locked the
%G"r,a and twas with considerable difficulty
'a' he was arrested, which was not cfirc
' pn ontd lhr morning after the preparation
v The crime.
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c O II z NJ,

I'd in Inc greatest variety Of Numbers,
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BEDFORD ELECTION.

The following Is the state OF the polls for
Congress aud the State Senate, al the close vi
the second day
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.,.a,y no.. We hope sincerely, tia,
sn,ue more energetic measures will he n
a,,,ed 10 rid the world af a foe 50 danger
on, TO It's safety and prosperity.
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Man aftev Yo-Mor,ow -

Arrn %
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

AI,ril 25
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WhItney's COUGH Pills.


HEsE Pills. which are composed mostly OF
vegetables. are not inferior to any thing yet dis
covered for Coughs, Colds, Asthmas and Consump.
tlons and even IN the latter case, where cure is
not to be expected they prove excellent psllis-
tive by exciting expectorstion, relieving pain and
producing seep
Numerous certificates Of the virtues Of these Pills
might easily be procured, but it is confidently beev.
ed they are sufficiently known to render recourse
to such means unnecessary, and where they not
known we are we'll assured trial of them will be
more efiectual recommendation than host OF Ger.
nHcaies Directions for using, with the box.
Each box contains forty piils-price so cents.
n B To prevent lmpositions each box will be
enclosed with label bearing impression Of the
good Samaritan. with the following incription,
WHIrNEYs COUGH PILLS"
snd each bill of directions will be signed by the in.
ventOr.
u. & G. DYER Jr's O Co.
Having been appointed by tue proprietor sole a.
gents Tor the sale Of the above Pills. are ready
TO supply druggists and others on very reasonable
terms. at Nos a .nd is, Narketstreet, Providence
ihay are also kept ior sale by X. R.HAzARD, and
JAMES TAYLOR, kespH May 26. 1925 .
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PRICE 81 l-2 cents,
The character Of this Ointment is too we'll establish
ed to require any recommendation.
A Fresh supply Of the above Ointment, is for sale
"A in Newport, by
8 W. Vinson,
James Taylor. and
Rowland X. Hazard,
In Providence, by
Overs & Nanton,
6: w uoppin, & CO.
John Mason, and
Amos Rhodes.
In Taunton, BY Daniel Brewer.
In Warren, by Mrs Lucy Burr.
In swansey, by John Mason.
In New.Bediord, by Caleb Greene.
In Bristol, by l.. w briggs, g. Co
Newport, March "a. 1926.
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WOOL CARDING.

ME subscriber respectfully Informs
II. his friends and the public, that he has pu,
ms Wool Cardng Machines in complete order. and
that he will pay every attention TO have Woo Of all
grades carded in the best manner with despatch and
on the most reasonable terms.
Coouring and finishing Woo'sn Cloths continued
rs usual. All fsvors gratefully acknowledged by
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Articles attended to be sent to the Factory, may
Se left with Job Sherman Newport-santord Aimy
Little eComptcn-Peleg Cory, Tiverton-Jeremiah
Clifford Bristol Ferry.
NJ B-Woo especially Of fine grade, should be
creased with pure sperm oil. Those who wish can
have their Wool oiled at the machines.
Portsmouth. Iune %
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Neay ENGLAND Farmer.

THE 4,h volume oftbe Aew Eng land Farmer will
commence the 18th Of July inst This work has
been published nearly three years and conducted in
such manner as TO elicit IN appreciation OF the Mas
sachusetts Agricultural Society the Worcester Ag
ricuturai Society, the RhodeIslsnd Society for the
Encouragement OF Domestic Industry. TIE Essex AZ.
ricutura Society. and Kings county Agricultural SO.
ciety. Nova Scotia; each OF which socie.iet has Of
fcialy recommended the publication to public pat
ronage. Gentlemen who are desrous Of having lie
mex, volume complete requested TO forward he,t
names soon. that the publisher may begin with
last volume had been begun. WAS so great, that a.
was no, nsssble to supply back numbers TO many
who wished 70 obtain them.
Agricultural Societies, who may wish TO have CO.
pies TO the amotnt OF 10 or upwards reserved m the
ofice and bound. TO be presented for premiums &s
can have them st a reasonable discount by sendng
their orders sooa,-rhls plan has been adopted oy
seversi societies the Cast yeEg.
the publisher hopes TO be able TO give greater
Gam5er Of engrsviays Of .ew agricultural impe
T0cnts &c ~ ths next yO.ume, than IN the preced
Ng ones
'The FAavsa is published week'y-and contains
royal qu ,rio pageson good paper The price is = )
per Snnum, payable in the course Of the year. ST.
50 il paid in advance. The paper is paged, aud IT,
tie page AMI copiOus index gwen gratis at the end Of
the volume. Persons who psocure foe responsible
respJnsible subscribers are entitled 10 one volume
Cr ruis. Gentiemen AT distance can have the work
puastusIy forv srded TO them the recent of one
years subscription. T.G. rEosENDEN.
J. b. RUSSELL.
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The mosy valuable Medicine
ever I'D use, 10

COUCHS CONSU.sfPIlONS and .4STHsf.f
THIS and healing balsam bids fair TO rival
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints OF the lungs leading to consumption
and even in seated consumptions il has lately been
used-by many with the most surprising success II
certificates from persons of the high, & respectable.
y or the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof of its good effects it is proved -
Scarcely case of colds. coughs. pain in the side.
difficulty of breathing. want Of sleep arising from de-
b:ty, even consumptions, but may be relieved by
the timely use ofthis medicine Every genuine bot.
tie has .4ndersons Cough Drops stamped on il, and
the drections'a are all signed by James .gie!ea
fNese drops generally give ease in most cases Of
coughs. colds, difficulty of breathing, wheeling,
tghtness of the chest, consumplions, and pain the
side The aged will experience reliefequally agree
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs sf
fected
CT BE particular as each genuine bottle has
+" .inderSons Cough Drops," stamped on it and that
each Of the directions signed in writing by JamsI
.lfelieH-no others are genuine.
Price one dollar for large, and tiny cents for small
bottles.
0' The a5ove .Nedions is fer sais Ig
SAMUEL ". NINSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.
No. Ito, THAMES STREET,
Who has also tor sale constant supply Of the
best kinds Of
Medicines, Drugs, SOC.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George II. Til.
nghast, John II. Mason, Providence, DR.. Tibsla,s,
Warwick Ben amin Bsteman, East.Greenwch .
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridge David Farnum, Smith.
field DR.. Briggs. Bristol Thomas Taylor, Little
Rest Rowse Babcock Westesly DR.. Tillinghsst,
Wexford Jeremiah Williams, Warren; DAME!
Brewer, Taunton, (Msss) and the Post Master at
Slatersvile. May 81, 1925.
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MILTON HALL.

nFfERs for sale at his store l07, Thamesst
" IS patterns Of China lea sets, from S. to Sl6
sett- 40 sets China Golfers at 81 81 setI-one eie.
CANT Time, iece-Beds first and second quality
Russia Fes,hers-lron aud hollow ware-Cutlery--
Munroe's Pencils, 10y the gross or dozen-new and
second hand Fumiture-Clolbing-4 rolls of Pa.
per hsngingS-5 500 lbs of Carolina Hams-also, as
usual, Iroceres, Crockery and Glass Ware. and
Canal Flour. Nav -.
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PRINTED Arp yuBLIsHEp By
.3TKLvSON g READ,

xEIETERs oTTHE LAWS or TsE UsITsBsrArss
IN the Chambers Of 95, Thdmes.sIes.
(EnsraHce MGrkefsqaare
Terms of fhe RepH5heaa.
Two dollars yesr-one half in sdvsnee.
Price Of .idrernsiEg.
tOae dollar and ftty cents square, tor three weeks
and twenty-five cents Cor each publication after
smaller ones 10 the same proportion.
NJ Adveris emcnts viii be continued GY forbidden
unisss the term Of continuance be specified
OJ All accounts must be settled at least once
Sear
OP No Paper discontinued until arrearages are
Ssid.
QJJob Work satisfactorily executed
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SUM Wax GOODS.

r J'HN 3 NEWTON. st his New Store, No $50
j Fam s-s.rset. opens this day IS packages Of
bay GOOD, which offered for SAKE on ms usu.
81 scsommOiaing .erms
Tbr sssort ueat being Nv complete, purchasers
sre respe ettu invite ssh and examine tor them.
scises-HAsysp, 81 10 lGJ dozen American
1sts G.o,sS Jaac ZS.
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NEWPORT BRAVERY.

NHE subscriber having purchased
u MrHENRY PorrER's part OF the above Els.
Sab'ishment and having employed an experienced
workman, from Eng and, to carry on the same pre-.
Snmes the ALE and BEER will be inferior to any
msnuiac'predin The United States He offers Double
Ale a, SO per cask-i Table Beer SO do Casks to
be returned Orders for the above left the Brew
cry or by application TO me, will be punctualy at
tended to-Yesst and Grains may be had at the
Brewery STEPHEN A. ROBINSON
March "a.
VIZ )RCESTER ALA Fresh supply Of Wor-
w cester double Ale of a superior quality, for
the winters consumption, finer than any in this
let for sale at the south cellar, under the Franklin
Mouse, opposite the southeast corner OF Market.
mouse. VIM. PROCTOR, Agent for the
Worcester BreIsery. Providence
CT JOHN E GREEss. opposite Townsends Hotel,
Insmes-street, Newport. keeps a supply. from the
above -, ency, constantly on hand. IJn2.fl
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BOOTS and SHOES.
PARDON WHITE,

No IA, Tiames. street,
EspEcTFULLY informs his friend
and ise public, that he has on hand all kind.
Of Doors and sHoss. which he will sell as low as
any one in town.
.sse as ehtep-sll kinds OF mems Boots ana Shoes
Manufactured and repaired Al kinds Of ladies'
Bsss sod shoes, BY lynn reIkps1 syI3Q.