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n TAN YARD to rent or let out on shares,
"a situate in the upper end OF Buckng-
ham County, nenr my mill gu Wreck.sand
creek at which tolerable business can be
done.-1here is a good stock of bark laid
in for the next year, and the yard in good or
der, having plentiful supply of waler.--An
industrious, attentive young man, who is qua
lifted to manage such business would be taken
in rs a partner, on tho yard i"nten o'r IT,
next year, with likely, honest young man,
who has worked at the tanning business 70
six years, and is good workman Posses
sion can be had forthwith, to work in hides.
&c. JOHN NJ, NALkEk'
Sept. %. tc3Ml5
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Patent Me,!icatcd OIL SILK,

n aew article for the cure of rheumatism anC
goat, Just received and for sale by
THOMAS J. DUVAL.
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
THOMAS ]. DUfAL

Has tbs day received tew rs',k'
eyes. containing ErsoH ss'ls, Al
cshol. lalap, Csloues, S.sIRrHor.
Epiese, Tartar SHnefie- sBlphaie
T.u,t,.r,l L.. fbamptufle
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To .Nr. Thomas s. Garter.

- liz --ts you Hre not an inhahllant OF N,
y sia,r Of Va, yos yiil take Ibis as legal
untlee. The nn the first day of November,
ls.6, shall proceed 10 take the deposition
OF stephen Cash ut the cIort' Office OF de
eonntyo Of Amher-t, N the said state 10 be
read rs evidence on hie trial of . sui depen.
ding Ia said enRniy court, wherein am
plaiu,f aud you are defendant.
WILLIAM CASH
Sept ~ c4WSF
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SoN SALE, likely Negro Man, good
sept. %. ts1s
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New Mot Stove.

~ SAMUEL H!NKLE u Co. haye
just opened, in the house next
xEN door above Henry Carlton, x
Co.'S. Shoe Store. ard little
below the Virginian Office, a new and ex-
tets,tVe assortment Of
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Inc defendant MOI having entered his apgcarsnt
and gwen security according TO the act OF Assembly
and 'he rules Of This cot, and ii appearing by aNae
oiS evidence that he is not an nhabitan Of im'mtt'
ordered, that the said defendant doth appear ~
on the FIRST day of November term neNt,& an.Nerth
OF the ahutfs and that copy of this order be ie,
WIN inserted IN the Nrgnian. printed IN the low
l,ynehburg. for two months successfully, and haia
her copy be posted the front door OF the courhouh
oil tins county on some court day.
Cop,--Teste, A. b. DAVIES, ck'
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A Rules held in the clerks office OF Amherst eou@
~ ~ court the first Monday in september. 1920
Charles Whitley. John H. smith and John Haynes'h
surviving partners ofC harles Whitley, william Wine
~. Jchn Smith and Jahn HAYNES, la,e merchants aM
partners trading under the style and firm OF C p
Nmttly Or Co. flH'
against ,.
Daniel Pierce, afah Pierce md Jacob Pierce, peiH
IN CHANt cry. =.
The defendants DAME Pierce and Sarah Pierce wv
having entered their appearance and given securH
eordng to the act OF Assembly and the rules OF TINS co
rappearlng by satisfactory evidence thai the! Ms G
inhabitants of tins state, IL il ordered TINT the ss
PENDANTS appear here The first day OF November
next and answer the bill OF the Plaintiffs and la ~
Ply OF this order be forthwith Inserted III the NIrSu
printed in the town of Lynchburg, Tor TWO monthss wa
eesHyey and posted the front door of the touruoA
OF inns county on some court day. , ~,
copy-icste, A.. B DhVlEs'0"'-
A Rules held in the clerks office of Amherst eoUD
y " court, the first Monday III September, 1917 pl
Samuel SmmonsJ m
lanes w lin on, william, 1o.do, Deits.
IN CHANCERY. .-d
The defendant james w. Hill not having en,af
ms appearance and given security according to ue
Assembly and the rules of this court, and u aPpnt 1T
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an W. an
TINS state, 1t is ordered that the said defendant ~ and
pear here on the first day Of November term hNi fls
answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that COPY onted
order be forthwith inserted ia soine newspaper WY
IN the town OF L,nehburg for two months ,b.
and posted at the front door Of the courthouse VI
county On some court day. -.,-c ri
A Copy-Icstc, a. y, DA ' lEo,N--
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Rules held IN the clerks Office of Amherst county
n court the first Monday III September, 1896. 80,
Elizabeth Hill. Jane Hill, Carharine Hill, Sarah Hil
and Francis Hill, infant children OF Saml. Hill, decd,
by William Meal their guardian. Pits.
against
ppachy franklin. Deit.
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AtU arrival of Medicines.
Walter IL iaaletoM

- now receiving blAit
tbses packages lresL MED1-
CINES, which have been
particularly selected By an espe-
rieHced hand, aad which oaa be
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Nineteenth: CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.
MONDAY, May /.

A bill was also introduced by mr.. Ben
ton, to aid.certain Indians ofthc Creek ma
tion in their removal to the west of the
Mississippi. N
Mr.. Hayne, the Chairman of the Select
Committee on the subject of the establish.
mcnt of an uniform system of Bankruptcy.
delivered his sentiments in support of that
bill, until the usual hour of adjournment.
TUESDAY, May 2.
About two hours were passed in secret
Session, and the remainder of the day was
occupied in the consideration Of the Pana-
ma appropriation Bill !, together with the a.
mendment offered By mr.. Berrien. Mr.. BIS
mir. Randolph spoke in favor ofthe amend
ment and mr. Holmes against it, when the
question was taken on it, and il was reject
ed. Ayes 19--Nays "a. The bill was
then ordered to be engrossed for its third
reading. ~ r.i.s +
30. WEDNESDAY, May 3.
The bill making appropriation for the
fanama Mission, was passed by vote of
% to 10. The amendment to the Judiciary
Bill was adhered to by vote of 90 to I2.
The discussion on the Bankrupt Bill was
resumed, and mr. Randolph occupied the
floor till the hour OF Adjournment.
TnURsbAY, May 4. :.
Mr.. Benton, from the Select Committee to
which was referred the resolution offered by
mr.. Macon, to reduce the patronage ofthe
executive Department OF the Government,
made a report, accompanied. by six bills for
that purpose. The bills relate to Ihe se-
lection Of papers to publish the laws,to the
collection and. faithful. disbursement of
public money, to the appointment of Post
masters, the appointment of Cadets and
Midshipmen, and to the power oftbe Pres
ident to dismiss at pleasure the Military
and Naval Officers from service. The dis.
cussion on the Bankrupt bill was renewed.
by mr.. Berrien, of Georgia, and mr..
Iiayne, in favor Of the bill, and mr. Ran.
dolph against it. The bill was finally laid
on the table on motion by mr.. Haync, from
a belief that the short period, of the ses-
sion would not admit OF its being now con-.
sidered with the attention the subject de-
manded, and mr.. II. gave notice that he
would call it up at an early period Of the
next session, in the full confidence that the
Senate would then give it its sanction 10
time to ensure its passage through the
House Of Representatives,
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, Nav |.

The bill to provide for the surviving of.
ficers Of the revolutionary army was again
under consideration, and a"ain the House
adjourned without coming 20 any decision
on the bill. ~ ''F' ,..t
A motion was made to lay the bill on the
table, but this motion was negatiyed by a
vote of nearly two to one, the Ayes. and
Noes being called.
Several private bills which passed
through Committee on Saturday, We're yes.
terday read third time and passed.
a bill was reported by mr.. M'Lane, from
the Committee on Ways and Means, ma
king appropriation for mileage, &c. of
Senators and members Of Congress-; and
another bill from the same Committee was
reported by mr.. Dwight, providing for ad-
dltional clerks'in some ofthe public Offices.
TUESDAY, May 2.
The Bill to provide for the surviving of.
ticers ofthe army ofthe revolution was, af-
ter an unsuccessful motion TO lay it on the
table, committed with Instructions, onmo-
ton of mr.. Estlll, of Virginia. The bill
may be considered as lost, at least.for the
present session. The House then went
into Committee ofthe Whole on the Lou
isville and Portland Canal, and the Illinois
Canal bills. The former was subsequently
ordered TO a third reading tomorrow, and
the other was reconnnitted. .-t
WEpNEspAp May 3.
The bill appropriating Sl00,O0O to com
pensate. Susan Decatur, widow Of Capt. S.
Decatur, and others, the representatives of
those officers who were concerned i'm the
cutting-o out of tire frigate Philadelphia, at
Tripoli, was discussed in Committee Of the
whole; and after being reported to the
House, was laid on the table. Several 9th.
er private bills were subsequently taken
up and passed through committee, and or
dered for third reading tomorrow. Mr..
Strong. of Newly made an effort, in
pursuance Of notice he gave last week, to
call up a bill relative to school lands in The
different States, but. the motion was not
sustained, not owing to aDr hostility to the
bill Itself, hut to the lateness Of the session,
the necessity Of going tn, ,ongh the bills in
the order in whichthry have been reported
by the select committees, and the fact that
this bill involves new rTine.ylcs, which
might possibly lead to discyssion. 't'
THURSDAY, May.a.
A report, was made by the Naval Com
mittee, on the subject of the removal to
this country of the remains Of Capt. Oliver
II. Perry, stating that it is unnecessary TO
make any legislative provisions on the sub
ject. Mr. Peter, of Maryland. offered a
resolution on the subject, aud commenced
some observations, but was pronounced out
Of order. lie then moved to ceusider the
report, but the motion was not sustained.
Several 'private bills passed through Com
mittec of the Whole, and'werc ordered TO
be read third time to-Inurr6wi ,.
Among the bills which wrTc' passed, was
bill 10 amend the several bcts providing
for Territorial Government IN Florida.
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BY reference to our advertising column.
twill be seen thatths Brinley Hous,, ION the
Hill) is preparing for Mrs. wipd.or's Lace
School. and the establishment Is expo cted TO
90 into full operation on the ist Of June. We
consider the delay judicious as il is ccrtainlv
best to prepare every thing before be inning
tho School.
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Several Whales have been lately seen
round Long Island, y. Y. and two have
been caught. A third was harPOoned, but
escaped.
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BY the Steam Boat which arrived he
yesterday, We received N. York. papers
Tuesday They contain no news OF any N
tcrial interest. --~eoe~-
Mr.. n. A. Williams, formerly Of the Bos,
and Newport Theaircs,is building ANEW III
a,re in tho villas re orRoches,er, \. Y.
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For thou shalt forge vast sail.ways, and shal,

For thou shalt forge vast sail.wsys, and shal,
heat
The Kissing rivers into steam, and drive
.'ge masses from thy mines, on iron feet
Walking their steady way, as if alive,
Northward ill everlasting ice besets thee.
A"d''"'A as far as 'hGfrim spaniard let's thee
Thou shalt make mighty engines swim the sea
Lake Its own monsters-boats that for q
guinea
Will take man 10 iavrc-and shalt be
The moving soul Of many u spinning Jenny.
And ply thy slluttleg, ill a bard can wear
As good suit ofbfoadcloth Us the mayr.
Then we will laugh at winter when We hear
The grim old churl about our dwellings rave.
Thou from that "rIler of the inverted year"
Shall pluck the knotty sceptre Cowper gave,
And pull him from his slcdge, and DRAG him in
And melt the .cicles from Oft his chin.
Heat will be cheap--a small consideration
VIII putonc in a way TO raise his punch,
Set lemon-trees, and have cane plantation
Twill be pretty saving TO the Lunch,
Then the West India negroes may 90 play
The banjo, and keep endless holiday.
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New Live OF STAGES.

nN Monday the 10th of October, a new
~ line of stages commenced running
from Newport TO Boston, through Fall-Rw-
er and Taunton.
Leave cwport on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at 5 O'Clock in the morn
ing and arrive at Taunton at II o'clock, A.
NJ. proceed directly on, dine i'll Sharon, and
arrive in Boston at 6 O'Clock, P.M.-Leave
Boston at ) o'clock in the morning on Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, on.the
same route, and arrive at Newport at q p.
NJ.
Leave Newport, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at half past seven III the
mornings, through Fall River, aud arrive
at Taunton at o'clock PM. and dine, ar
rive at Boston the same evening.-Lcave
Boston, Mondays, and Fridays, at o'clock
in the morning, on the same route, and ar
rive in Newport at in the evening.
Stage books kept at Townsend's, New
port, and Shepard's, Boston, (Bromfeld
Lane ;SEABURT 4 TENANT, New
port Drake " Blake, Boston Jesse SiIit,,
Tarn,on
Extra Carriages kept by the subscri-
ters. Oct. Il.
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of being; and though weaker in proper
ton to the distance of propinquity,yet can
not he be called wretched, who receives,
or communicates the smallest portion OF
their influence. From the impassioned
feelings of the mother, to him who stands
joyIes5 on,hc verge Of apathy, the tide of
affection flows in long and devious course.
Clear, full and vehement, it descends into
the vale of life, where, after short time,
becoming Tranquil and serenc. II separates
into many branches; and these, again di-
viding, wander III thousand streams, dis
pensing, as they move along, the sweets
Of health aud happiness.
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TB@SEf lnNWTTa
* BONES and Drums Of FIGS.

TX BONES and Drums Of FIGS.
SsJ 30 Boxes P,uncs.
50 Boxes Lemons, Oranges, Grapes aid
Raisins, jnst received at No. $50, Thames
street.
n. B. Fruit of all kinds received regu-
larly, every week, from Bos.on-sold in a.
ny quantity to accommodate purchasers.
J. w. EDDY has received a consignment
OF READY MADE CLoTnING.
$50 pair of mems Shoes and Boots, to be
sold on very low terms. mar. 23.
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yOEtN s,g1W"@yrS, ,

HJoEWS ms 4 TtcHHS ana me pune IN general
INHAT he has taken the Store formerly
J. occupied by Henry Moore, in Market
square, where he ohc,5 for sale the follow
ing articles
- chests Skin, - ditto Souchong, II
half ditto, 10 chests BelIeu, S Hyson,
Young Tyson, TEAS.
Is boxes brown Sugar,
l0hhds. w. |. do. n. Orleans, RUN,
10 do. Retailing molasscs,
40 bbls. and ) hhds. Jenck's Gin,
20 half barrels Malaga, 20 do. Colmerar,
and l pipe Sicily, WINES.
80 bales Cassia,
10 kegs Tobacco, ) bags Pepper, S ditto
Pimento, ) boxes blown Starch. few bar
rels good Vinegar, Signet and Bordeaux
Brandy. Holland Gin, Pearlashes, Fresh
Canal Flour, &c. &c. on as good terms as
at any other store in Newport.
ALSO-5O quintals Cod Fish.
200 barrels Georgetown TAR, in store,
OH Perry's wharf Nov. 10, 1895. IF.
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Anderson's Cough Drops.
The most valuable Medicine ever in use,

The most valuable Medicine ever in use,
FOR
Coughs, Consumptions, and .4Sthmns.
THlS now and healing Balsam bids fair
Il TO rival every medicine heretofore
discovered for coughs and complaints OF
the lungs leading to consumption, and even
IN seated consumptions it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising suc-
cess. II certificates from persons of the
highest responsibility oY the great and in.
creasing demand for them may be called
proof of its good effects tits proved Scarce
ly a case of colds, coughs, pain in the side,
difficulty of breathing, want Of sleep aris-
ing from debility, or even consumptions,
but may be relieved by the timely use OF
this medicine. Every genuine bottle has
.lrderSor's Cough Drops
stamped oil It, md the directions are all
signed by james .Neiien.
These Drops generally give ease in
most cases OF coughs, colds, difficulty Of.
breathing, wheeling, tightncss of the chest,
consUmpnonS, and pain in the side. The
aged viii experience relief equally agrcea-
bic and instantaneous, even when Tic
lungs ere affected.
&C. BC particular. as each genuine boz
tic mas Audcgsun's Cough Drops" stamn-
ed on 1t: and that each of the directions are
signed IN writing hy james Mellen":
no others are geuuine.
Price One Dollar for large, and fifty
cents for small bottles.
The ADORE Medicine is for Sale Jy
SAMUEL W. VLNSON,
pRUGGIsT AND APoTHEcARY,
No. llU, Thanes-street,
who has for sale a constant supply ofthe
best kinds Of
Medicines, Drugs, Sc.
Alse sold wholesale and retail. by George
III. Tillinghast, John III Mason, Providence,
DR.. Tibbitts, Warwick: Benjamin Baiemaii,
Esst-Greenwich; Daniel Carpenter, Us
bridge; David Farnum. Smithfeld: Df
Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor,Lttle Res.
Rowse Bsbcock, Westerly; DIR Tillintfa,,,
Wexford; Jeremiah Williams, Warrer:
Daniel Brewer. Taulion, ard ,hc Pc, VI
ter w Sla,eTsyi!c
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a. W. EAWTDNa

HAS just received, very Superior Cotton
IL Warp and Filling, bleached and un-
bicached, deep blue and other colors, including
fine Warps of the first quality, from No. 26 to
No. 80, i;v Flannes; and Strong Warps from
No. to No. Q, for blanketing.
ALso,-First quality Knitting Cottons, 9
and threaded, all numbers, from No 6to 90,
of the following colors, viz.
Bleachcd, Uunblcached, Mix d, Blue, Light
Blue, Slate, and Black
Suspender Cottons, and Yarns, suitable for
the manufacture ofblack and white cords.
~ Those who buy TO sell again are invited
to call. with the assurance of getting the best
qualities as low and some kinds tO,eer than can
be had elsew here
A constant supply of low priced Warp and
Filling, good for the price.
u One Case Ginghams Oargc plaids) for
~ l-2 cents per yard--and one case Bed
Ticks, indigo blue, for - cents. Jan. ).
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IOH SALE

"OOL CARDlNG.-The subscriber
w respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he has put the Wool Card
ing Machine in comple' order, and that
he will pay every attention to have Wool
OF all grades carded in the best manner
with despatch and OH the most reasonable
terms.
Coforing and finishing Woollen Cloths
continued as usual. All fayors gratefully
acknowledged by
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Articles intended to be sent to the
Factory, may be left with Job Sherman,
Newport-Saniord Almy, Little Compton
--Peleg Cory, Tiverton-Jeremiah Gif.
ford Bristol Ferry.
N. B.-Wool, especially of a fine grade,
should be creased with pure sperm oil.
Those who wish can have their Wool oiled
at the machines.
Portsmouth, June "a.
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.3GPICULTURE.

The soil of every country. and the bring
ing to the ui,aosi perfection It's various pro.
ductions, are the foundations Of al wealth
and prosperity You might as well hope
to see the human body in active motion
when palsy had reached the heart or tree
ilourishing after its roots were decayed, as
expect to zee manufactures, or arts, or in.
dustry Of any description. progressive,
when agriculture has declined.
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HOME.

The heart may seek to conceal itself
from the outward world, but in ,he sanc,u.
ary of home it takes refuge from constraiH,
leaving its excellence or its depravity, its
charms or its defects, to the observation OF
others. a multitude OF little circumstan-
ccs that we can neither iorcsec nor avert,
daily make discoveries OF our principles
aud actions TO those tiat surround us, and
happy is the individual whose conduct " Ill
always bear this microscope Of home.
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r. O.NHTS SFONTRS' .rOTiCE.-.We the
~ subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Court of Probate, for the town of North.
Kingston, in the county of Washington, Com.
missicmcrs TO receive aud examine the claims
of the creditors against the estate of
.nlj. HENRY .NORTHCP,
late of y. Kingston. dec. represented insol.
vent, hereby give I. tice, that six months from
the date hereof, is allowc.l 10 the creditors of
said estate, to bring in aud prove their respec.
tive claims, and that We shall attend for that
purpose, OF our respective dwellings, any time
within the said period.
HUlCHISsoS Cotr,
DASIyt CoSspoS, CONS
SYLVESTER q. SHK ,ENAs,S
MI persons indebted to said estate, are re
qucstsd 10 make immediate Tayrnent 10
JON REYNOLDS, .ldm'r.
WisS.ssd. Feb l3 ls2g. H.
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DOMESTIC LIFE.

The Earl of Orrery wei, observes. that
whenever we step out OF domestic life, in
search of felicity, we cums back again
disappointed, tired, and chagrined. One
day passed under our own roof, with our
friends and our family, is worth thou
sand in another place.
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BRICKS WANTEp,

PROPOSALS Will be received until the
Il lst day of May next, for the supply at
Fort Adams, Newport harbor, of
1OCU stock or pressed bricks, and
3OOOO0 common b:icks.
The bricks TO average, when burnt, s
inches by inches by = inchcs--to be ot
the best quality; and no salmon, arch, Or
broken bricks to be received.
100000 Common Bricks tO be delivered
IN the month of July, and 100000 in the
month OF August next. The stocL or
pressed Bricks in July or August.
The Proposals TO be directed TO Lieut..
Col. JOS. q. TOTTEN, U. S. Engineers.
Newport, r |.
Fort Adams, mar. il, 1896.
The Publishers ofthe Newport Mercurw
Prov. Patriot, Prov. American, ,Fali-Riyer Mon
itor, New-Bcdford Mercury, Taunton Re-
porter, Boston Patriot, Essex Register, New.
London Gazette, Hartford and Msidletowu.
(Con.) papers, New-York American, and n.
Y. Evening Post, will insert the above once q
week until the Isl Of Nay, and forward thoir
accounts.
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Court Of Probctc. .Nerport, .qpra3, lsoG.

Court cf Probate. .NsrPort, .4Prl3, ls2G
NHEREAS the Commissioners on the
w estate of John 5. Maxson, having
presented their report of the claims Of the
creditors on said estate, and the considera-
ton thereof referred TO a Court Of Probate,
to be holden at the State House, in said
Newport, on the first monday in May next,
at q o'clock, A. NJ: Notice " therefore
hereby given to all persons interested in
said estate, to appear at said time and place,
if they see fit, and they shall be heard.
By order of said Court,
b. y. ROWLAND, Prob. Clk.
April q,
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.aFFECTYOE

The same sweet sensations that glow
through the closer ties Of society, which
pant in the bosom of the husband and the
father, Pcryade, Likewise, he wbels mass
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HNlfE new aud elegant Steamboat FASH
l. LNGTON, +. :. BUN.EH, MASTER, will
leave Providence and Newport, for Now-York
on Tuesday next, at - o'clock, Pm
The Washington will run regularly in flu
ture until further notice; from Now-York, for
Newport and Providence, every Saturday at
3 o'clock, p. NJ; and from Providence and
Newport for New York, every Tuesday after
noon at - O'Clock.
Freight and passage MS usual
Newport, mar. 90, 1896.