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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-16
TO THE PUBLIC.
eli 'twere done It were vel il we're quickly done.
Having heard permit me 10 relate

III 'twere done, Il were well il quickly done.
Glazing heard, permit TO relate
Nov by two headed Janus,
Nature hath framed strange matters III her time
Mr.. =. CANFlELD, Manager Of the Great .luryllsd
Cnrsrsy L2i.tYy has published lso fdco that ths truly
splendid scheme will be drawn 3Olh cf june INST,
and proposes TO give half OF the profits arising from
lie sale Of tckes the heirs of late Robert Fulton,
md says-et l,ieyieQns substantially prore their gratitude
So be IL In the meantime promise TO pay nto the hands
Of the Jefferson committee Of Newcastle County, one half
u the nett amount OF profits acciung from The OF all
tickets in said lottery until the day Of drawing the
Use and benefit OF him Tho penntd the lsrious manifesto
Of the rights Of ua and taught kings remble before the
award of American people Now 10 The citizens OF Della
ware appeal whose hearts glowing With gratitude
and seeking every lane and medium through
which they may show their beneyolence the venerable
statesman. Here is channel that deep with p os
pect OF self ACKNOWLEDGMENT, also comnenabe in chair
y for The beray Of the people in the purchase
Of ckes affords but dollars tie committee shall re-
ceive the The following the truly splendid scheme
to be drawn on the 3oth inst.
maryland University Lottery, Sh Glass.
One prize Of 800, 600; l of $4,000; Of 40, 0Co
Of $4,000 Of 2Oo00; Of 10000; 10 Of 5000 A Of
1000, SO OF 500 l76 Of 240; $50 Of 100 5676 Of so
Ticket s50-Half 25--Qua ter 10 50-Eighth s 25-six
teenth 3.l2-thirty. second so
Apply TO or address
]. j. ROBINSON,
No los, Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington, June ., 1926.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

yIyHE following Cotton and ooiea .Nacneryare offered
Il for sale, at reduced prices
COTTO.H M.aCHENERY.
Four Throsles Of 100 spindles each.
One so inch Card workers and shippers good clothing
one So inch do. do. do.
One Drawing Frame heads.
Two Rowing frames, is cans each.
Yarn press Banding Machine Cans Reel Belts Scales and
Weights, Winding Block, &c &c.
The above Machinery has been but little used and most
Of it is in good working order
WOOLE.r .N.iCUIN.ERT.
Three "a inch Carding Engines.
One Billy so Spindles.
Two Jinneys 70 Spndles each
One Wrapping Mill.
Twenty Looms, ofthem broad, with Reeds, Heddles
Shuttles, Bobbns &c. &c.
Five Power Looms, that supposed Will do either
for wooden cotton goods.
The above Machinery will be sold low, either altogeth-
er in parts. Apply to j. ALRlCHS Go.
Wilmington, 5th mo. 18Th. 1896 s.
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A Splendid distribution Of PRIZES

[ 5 usnal. took place At G0NINE'S OFFICES, in tie
N last Grand STATE Lotteyy Of .Baryand drawn on the
10th If MAY bth the Capitals Of 25 900 and 10000
sold in Of three quarters ar Two eghtts each
Quarter OF The S25 600 industrious niabant Of Ba-
and tile other parts deserving individuals in the
country. lhe whole tf lie $4,000 prize likewise
sold 10 adv, il the county, The CASH tor the
der. the Cash be hal on presentation 10 w. G. CO
NINE who his tile pleasure present TO his fre nis
and patrons, lie ~ scleme, hoping the tha
continuation Of good luck will attend all Hose VITO give
his Offices lle preference II pursuit II wealth.
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COTTON MAN UFACTORY

NOR SALE: containing about 600 Spnlles with FIJI,
4 supply ur cardng engines aud other machinery ID,
the preparation Of Cotton. Inquire of ZiBA Ferris
Watch Maker, corner Of Market and High SITS.
Wilmington ist mo. 20, 1925 15-tf
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TAILORING.
Francis O'DanieA.

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public
ka, that lie has commenced the above business, at
MO. 8, wES1' IzTuH STREET,
Next door but Ziba Feriss where he intends doing
all kinds work in lis line, in the best arI most fashiona
bic style.
Having employed Mr.. CIRIsraPnEu CocsrIss, fore
man nc doubt that his work will give general sas
faction.
H. 49, supply Of really male clothing also assert
srt Of CLOTHS, CA9SIMERS. aud other articles suita
bic for mems wear, will be kept Tor sale His friends and
the public invited 10 call aud see for themselves
Wilmington, April IL, 1926 44-Sm
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CHESAPEAKE & DELAWAREl
CgN,qI C0MplhsY

O,TJN.TL 4
NOTICE is hereby given that the thirteenth and last in
Nv samen Of fifteen dollars every share If stock in
this Company will be due and payable on Tuesday the 18Th
of June next. II. u. GllPlN, Treasurer.
Philadelphia, 18th May, 1926.
n Il Persons residing Wilmington may make pay
ment TO JAMES A. BAYARp, Esq. SGT
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Grand State Lottcry, u Md. 18th class.

rLe drawing II which viii take place in tie ely Of Blu
more, Wednesday he 18th If July neNt, and viii be
connie, cd in ONE IAY.
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pieus consists OF
ga aud ~ nbrc and aco White, blk. and green Italian
net Musins Grapes
and A Mus igu-I Gilt and quantity of uspen
red and plain der and Jnole Buttons
Furniture Chn,s & Cacoes ingram Carpeg OF superb
~ French s English Chnt.l quality
SEES IPenn'a Tow Linen, OsnaburS
Ginghams of latest fashions and Porter Sheetng
Cacoes and Shifting Musln Gangup and Pittsburgh Cord
~ and 70 Irish Linen LINEN and Cotton Drilling,
Long Lawns, assorted white and coorcd
Mcrino and Grape Sbaws Hanging Paper and Border
long and square ing for rooms
Fancy Silk II .ks. Satin, Cause and Mantuea
90 Bombz'n Caspian Stripes Ribard
and Norwich Grapes Tortoise shell large and side
Cotton and silk Hose Combs
Beaver Kid Yotktan and Silk Umbrellas and Parasols
Gloves l'andanoe, Flag and Cotton
An assortment Of Forcntine lIdkfs.
and Summer VesnSs N1adrass do do
Black and light coloel gross Russia ard imitation Sheetng
de-aps, sensiaws, levan- Oil Cloths and Palm Leaf Fans
tines, sarshet orenccs and Canton Grapes and Grape
gtos-ie-naples silks Robes
Gauze Grape Lease IIdkfs Blue and yellow Nankeens
Snspenders, Sowing Cotton first quality, &C.
and Tapes
ALso--1 case Ladies' superior LEGlIORN FLATS, with
and without extra Gen.lemen's Leghurn, Man
Ia and palm leaf hats &C with his usual assortment Of
D0.WESIIC GO0HS.
SHOE THREADS cases Shoe ihreadof various quail
ties.
FEATHERS AND FURs.--A quantity Of live Geese
teatiei,, --,uld Fhrs Of every description,
Any Of the above articles will be sold at the most redu
ced prices. JOSEPH pOGUE.
n. u He kecrs on haNl al excellent assortment of
CLOTHS and C.4SSLHERS
Which he determined 10 sell at the reduced prices
May $, 1926 4d-3m
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WILSON has lately received at his Bookstore an'
q Circulating Library. No i05, Market st.
Woodstock, 2,os. b. the author of Wavery, &C.
The Buccaneers Of America, vols
The Last Of the Mohicans,
The Subsltern,
Grscom's year in Europe, -
Philadelphia; Chances at Lawyers, Physicians, fi's
circle Wstar-pariies &c.
Yankee in London,
Frederick dc .Alyeroy,
The Forese-s.
Gaie,ies & GRANTEES,
Moore's Life Of Sheridan.
Kelly s "Reminiscences.
Morse's American Revelation,
Me'r" relss oFthe .htec wise tren Of Cetbafa. &c
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DEI.AMARTANS

ife now presented With another opportunity TO display
'.eir l5eraly in the Of literature and science b.
spcouraging the
Dslarare State Lottery,
~ class, for the benefit . Newark College and Middle
~ on the third IF JR's next
Tie scheme is rich and inviting and lie price Of tickets
extremely ow-etieng every n.9oeneni q alyentrers
aes purses-ard thus "ksR so t-tis Kin one one
S,.smt.-one prize Of $4,000; Of d 600; one Of
900; Of 1850, one Of 1850 Of LIDO; IN Of
1900 twelve Of 40 l56 of3o 80 Of 81 and 1860 Of
Eosfs each.
Ticket 4-li.,f 2--Qnarter Eighth 50 cts
ti.ese's ani shares in any quantity may be had Of
] j. ROBINSON.
Tine 10 ~. lQ5 Market street. Wilmington. Del.
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JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE

JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE
at ~. Wilson's Book store, NO. los, Market st.
Letter from Friend in America, toLnke Howard
OF man. near Lundon in which the character Of am
late TREND Job Scott, is vindcae and defended and his
Doctrines shown 10 be consistent with Scripture AID sound
reason In reply 10 letter addressed by Luke Howard 10
the author
Am therefore become your Enemy because tell you
,Juih Gat. iv. 10. Price le4 cts
gxE WRITING INK
Of cery etrceilent qaality-.far see IT Nis, GTrs
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DRY GOODS.

vHyE subscriber thankful for past fvors and the liberal
encouragement which he has received from his friends
and the pube general hopes merit continuation of
their patronage and would inform them that addition
his winter Stock Goods hand, he has received hand
some assortment Of SPRING GOODS purchased at the
lowest auction prices all OF which he will sell for small
advance He hael himself that the public will find it 10
their advantage TO call at his old stand,
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No. 1O1, Market Street,

Wilmington. and view for themselves. His Spring .assot
riens consists Of
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RSoR the care Of colds, coughs, as;hnas, approaching
canssptons and all disc OF the breast and Lungs,
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. Ito, Marketstreet, Will
mns,on, Della" are
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: WRITING INK.

VI rery e.rcellent qNality-far see 1T tlis .GTrs
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nough to secure at all seasons a plentiful
supply of good water, at a convenient dis
tance from the house, stoned. and furnish
ed with a curb, windlass and chain, and an
lron-hooped bucket. An out-house, five
feet by four, boarded and shingled.
Separate proposals will be received for
fitting the said lighthouse, within two
weeks after it shall be built, with patent
lamps and reilectors, with heaters, thu
butts for keeping oil, and all the necessary
apparatus, in the same manner as light
houses in the United States are usually
fitted.
The whole TO be completed by the twen-
tleth day of October next, when, the Col
lector approving, payment will be made.
CHRIST. EILERY, Collector,
s. Supt. Light- Houses.
ga plan of the building may be seen
at the Custom House, and at the Office of
the Providence Patriot, by any person dis.
posed to enter into contract for its erection.
Newpat, May Ia, 1896.
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M2W GOODS
JAMES MUMFORD,
90,
THAMES
Has inst rece;r.d f,om Roo,o,

Has just receired from Boston,
A Great Variety of fresh imported DRY
"A GOODS, which he is selling very low
AMONG WHICH ARE:
Calicoes from IL l-2, l6 l-2, 20 to 40 cents:
ladies' muslin and gingham dresses; white
cambria jaconet do; null muslin; mems cra-
watts; Swiss muslin; plain and bordered points;
black gauze hdkfs; pink gingham, green and
white gauze; black and green Italian grapes;
German silk hdkfs superior quality; plain and
stripe drilling; blue and white stripe jean;
Tom and Jerry stripe; stripe Denmark satin;
brown ,ld green bonnet cambric, silk and
gauze hdkfs; Friends cotton shawls, with
satin borders; black circassian; bsuc and vel.
low nankins; black and colored Canton grapes:
w1de Lombazecn; white pressed Grape; cotton
hat Innings; white cotton for : and III cents;
umbrellas; jet black stout leyantines: black
hg'd lustring; white and mx'd stockings: half
d., Russia diapers and sheeiings; linene: mems
black silk hose; ladies white do; furnitufes and
copperplates, bObbinett and cotton laces, and
a general assortment Of articles found in Dry
Goods stores, all which siIl be sold as cheap
a. a. any store in town.
ALSO--a superior assortment OF Domestic
Goods, bleached and unbleaehed cottons, cot.
ton striped ginghams, &c.
Newport, June
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.4.S.SIC.vEES NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscr-
~ ber has been duly appointed Assignee Of
the property Of Gideon Wilcox, Of Exeter, in
the county Of Washington, blacksmith, an
insolvent debtor and petitioner, and the credi-
tors of said Wilcox, are hereby notified to ex.
hibit and prove their respective claims against
him, within six months from the date hereof
otherwise they will be precludsd according TO
the provisions Of an act entitled an act for
the relief Of insolvent debtors.
: Nnhhur Vaite, Assignee.
SOssh-KingstOn. HAY -, Is26. ri
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

gNIIE subscriber having been duly ap-
l. pointed Guardian to Hannah X Whit
ford OF Exeter, in the county Of Washing
ton. minor, and has taken upon himsclfthot
trust, by giving bonds us the law direct. I
oil persons having demands upon:hc estate
ofthe said minor, are required to exhibit
the same, and al persons indebted to the
said estate, are called upon 10 make pay
rnent to CALEB KisYor, GuardiGn.
Charlestown, NAY q, IS26. fml5.
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Genteel boarding House,
CONGRESS STREET., BOSTON.

IT YDlA b. VOSE takes this opportu-
IL nifty of returning her most grateful
thanks to her friends and the public in
general, for the liberal patronage she has
received, and hopes by her unremitted en-
deavors to please, to merit, and continue
TO receive, their favors. In addition &c
her former large and commodious estab-
lishment, she has added twelve large,
pleasant and convenient rooms, which are
particularly calculated for gentlemen and
ladies who are travelling, Also, one pleas
ant sitting room, for families, or gentlemen
and ladies who might wish to be by them
selves. BosToN. Nav iS26
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State Of Rhode Island. &c.

WAsHISGroS sc--Clerk's Office, Court of
Commissioners, for the relief Of Insolyent
Debtors Nay 81, l-26.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors
~ OF Porter BeIknap, OF Norh-Kingston,
laborer, that he has fled in said Office
his petition TO said Court for the benefit of
the lnsolycnt act OF this state and that said
court will be- holden at South Kingston in the
county of Washington on the second Monday
Of July next, I.2O, for the trial thereof
.natiheio Waiie, Clerk.
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.aSSIG.NEES NOTICE.

l. Robert Crandsll, esq one Of the court oi
commissioners for the trial Of insolvent peti.
tion5, for the county Of Washington, As
signee to Porter Belknap, Of fNorth-kingston,
laborer, an insolvent debtor, hereby gives no .
tice to the creditors Of said Belknap, that they
must present their claims 10 him within six
months from the date hereof OF they will be
Precluded from receiving any dividend out Of
said estate.
Sylrester C.. Sherman, Assignee.
North-Kingston, way 80, lS36. III
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STATE OF RHoDE-TsLAND, &c.
WASHINGTON, sc.-Clerk's office of the court
of Commissioners for the relief of Insolvent
Debtors, Nay "a, 1896.
NOTICE is hereby given to The creditors
~ of John M Kinsie, Of orth-Kingston,
in the county Of Washington, shpwright, that
he has filed in said office his petition to said
Court for the benefit Of the InsoIvent act Of
this State, and that said court will be holden
at South Kingston, in the county of fWashing-
ton, on the second monday Of July, ls26, for
the trial thereof
Matthep Waite, elk.
II
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Superior Composition
YEAST.

I GOFF informs the Public that he has
-. commenced making YEAST, which
will be found on trial TO surpass any ever
offered in the town of Newport--as il fer.
ments quick-is free from bitter, and rem.
ders bread less liable TO sour.
Sold wholesale and retail at the Brewery.
N. b. Stores supplied on accommodate
ing terms. NAY Ia.
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New French SCHOOL.

4 VERY respectable number ofPUPlLS
~ having entered their Names; the sub
seriber's Glasses will commence this day
The hours will be varied to suit the Pupils
An early morning Class, and one in the Eve
ming; third in the forenoon, and another
aieer dnner-Upon this system of Teaching
there Is great economy of Books; those nc.
cessary, may be had of Nm. Il j. II. Barber.
June lst. CHARLES WINDSOR.
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Sr.r. Ruopy.lsLAsp &c.

STATE or hHODb-IsLAND OF.
WAsBIssToN, Sc. Clerks Office, Court of
Commissioners, for the relief Of insol-
vent debtors, May 20th, 1s9G.
HNIIE creditors of Peleg Trip, Of Exc
i. ter, in The county Of Washington, La
borcr. are hereby notified to appear before
said court, 10 be held at South Kingston, IN
the county Of Washington, on the I'd mon
day ofJuly next, 1876, and shew cause, II
any they have, why he should not have The
benefit Of the Insolyent law Of this State
extended TO him, he the said Peleg Trip,
having this day lodged IN said office his
petition Tor that purpose.
MATTHEW WAITE, Clerk.
may, 2j.
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New and fashionable.

VENNET DRUMMOND, has just received
- large assortment Of FAscY GooDs, a.
mong which are, Satins double chained Lc-
vantines figured aud shaded silks plain do. !;
English black lace wells, oHEAr white do; In.
dia moll muslin; long shawls supra pressed
Grape for plain caps null muslins India do;
plain shawls, some very elegant artificial
flowers; ribbons; lace pellorines,muslin collars;
do. German do English and American do.
ladies and misses Lcglrorn and straw bats
with n great variety of other articles. ms.
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SrAr, OF RBopE-IsLANp. &c.

STATE OF RHoDE-IsLAND, &c.
WAsHIEGTos, sc-Clcrks office, court oi
commissioners, for the relief Of IDsOlyent
Debtors, Nay %, A. D ISIS.
NOTICE is hereby given u the creditors
.1N Of Gideon Wilcox, Of Exeter, IN the
county Of Washington, blacksmith, that he
has filed in said office his petition TO saIa
court for the benefit Of Tie insolycnl act Of
this State, and that said court Will be held AZ
South Kingston, in the county of Washing-
ton, on the second monday July next, loo,
for the trial thereof
Matthep Wdiie, Clerk.
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.a.SSLG.NEEyS .NO7YCE.

V,HE subscriber having been appointed By
commissioners, for the trial OF insolyent petit
TONERS for the county OF Washington, As
signee 10 John NJ Kensie, Of North. Kings.
town, shipwrirht, an insolyeut debtor, hereby
gives notice 70 tho creditors Of sad NJ Ken
1ic, that they must present their claims to
him within sig months from the date hefeot,
or they will DC prccluded from receiving my
dividend out of said estate.
!Sylrtsfer G.. Sherman, Assignee.
North. Kingston, may ~, ls35. III
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Nautical fntslligrHrr.

FOfI Of' .NEWPOhT
ENTERED,
Schr. Sally Hope, Baker, Boston,
Sloop Splendid, Willard, N. York
Sloop Huntress, Read f"
Brig Sea Bird, Carr,
CLEARED,
Schr. Sally Hope, Baker, Prov.
Sloop Splendid, Willard,
Sloop Iluntress, Read,
Sloop Geo. g. Mary, Walden, " York.
Sloop Providence, Hathaway. Albany.
.4RRIV.4LS.
THURSDAY, May 25.--arr. Schr. Sally
Hope, Baker, ofand fr. Boston,
Sloop Splendid, Willard, FIR. n. York,
Sloop Fame, Allen, OF and fr. Nantuk ct,
Sloop Hannah g. Nancy, Turner from
Bristol,
Star. Lenrel, Thatcher, fr. Bangor,
S,o1p Earl. Barlow, Of and fir. Sandwich.
FRmNY,--arr. sloop Reindeer, Church,
Of ana ir. Troy,
Sioop Aa4 daria, Gardner, fr. Prov. for
y. York,
Sloop Herald Brown, fr. Prov for N. Y.
Sloop Nancy Il Polly, Anthony, fir. Prov.
for n York,
SATURpAY.-arr. sloop Active, Baker
OF and for Dartmouth fr. n. Haven,
SUNDAY,-arr. schr. Alabama, Baker, of
ffnd for Barnstable, fr N. Y.
Sloop Albany, Vars, fr. Albany,
Sloop Paragon, Lewis, of and for Fall
mouth, fir. N. Y.
Sloop Hardware, Hoskins, of and from
Taunton, for N. Y.
Sloop Venus, Bliss, fr. N. Y.
Sloop Express, Hammett, fr. Charleston,
Sloop Infant, Porter, of and fr. Free
Town, for N. York,
Sloop Mary, Fox, Of and for Berkly, fr.
Philadelpha,
Sloop President, Gates, fr. Saybrook.
MoNDAY.--arr. brig Sea Bird, Carr, fr.
Ny.
sloop Hannah g. Nancy, Turner, from
Warren.
TUEsD.Y.--arr. sloop Lydia, Matthews,
ofand fir. Yarmouth,
Sloop Providence, Hathaway, fr. Prov.
for n Y.
Sloop Factor, Hall, fr. n. Y. for Taun-
TON,
Sloop William, Phillips, fr. N. Y. for
Taunton,
Schr. Sally Hope, Baker, of and for
Boston, fr. Prov.
MEMORANDA
Arr. at Newport on the Oath inst. brig
Rival, Phillips, of this port, 40 days from
Bordeaux.
At London, April 10th, brig Harvest,
Eldred, ofths port, for Havana, in DIS.
Ship Leonidas, Lawton, of Bristol, ds.
fr. Matanzas, for Antwerp, was spoken
May 10Th, in the Gulf Stream.
Left at Bangor, Wales, 18th April, brig
America, of Boston, loading.
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Summer Goods.

HARVEY SESSIONS, has Just received
IL great variety Of Goods, purchased at
auction and private sale in Boston, al the lato
reduced prices whicbhe offers Tor sale on torIns
which cannot fail 10 please those who wish TO
buy durable, handsome and cheap Goods.
Newport wny %
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A great variety of ca Brown camibrics for
licoes, some as lows Bonnets,
as lsper yard, fast : Reeds by Gross or re-
colors. tail,
Fancy silk hdkfs. Bobbinet Lace, wide
Brown cotton shawls. and narrow,
Gingham robes, Black green and white
Plain and figured ia. Italian grapes,
comet muslin, Black sinchaw,
Book muslin, very Black and green sarcc-
shear, metz,
White Cambria, Striped Denmark sat
White German cot tin,
ton hose, White pressed Grape,
Black ingram, do. do. White black N straw
Lead, do. do. 5 pressed Grape hdkfs
German silk hdkfs, I. Bodticking and other
Raw silk mantlos, : domestic Goods,
Valencia, do. loHEAP.
Will in few days open complete as.
sortment of CROCKERY and GLASS
WARE, all Of which he is determined to
sell as low as at any other store in town, of
equal quality. 5th mo. 25th.
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11lasbimDton zonge
LOTTERY.

CLASS THIRD FOR 1896.
FOR THE ERECTION or n MaSOhTC
HALF.
To be drawn in Providence, on the day of
June, by an improved method, and COM
pleted in few minutes.
Three Tickets sure Of one Prize and moy
draao four.
J. S. Giaddiag & Co. AGENTS for tho Managers
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-01
.4ySIG.vEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
l. Y scriber has been duly appointed AS
signee Of the property and estate Of Pelcg
Trip, of Exeter, in the County Of WASH
ington, laborer, an insolvent petitioner,
and the creditors Of said Tripp, are hore-
by requested to exhibit and prove their
respective claims against him, within six
months from the date hereof, otherwise
they will be pecludcd, according to the
provisions Of the laws in that behalf made
and provided.
JOHN PHILLIPS, Assignee.
may 25.