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FURNITURE.

NHAIRS, of all descriptions; Tables, Bu-
~ rouus, Bcdstcads, Sofas, Secretaries,
Looking-Gasscs, mahogany and gilt frame -
Brass Andirons, Brass Kettles, Feathers, first
sort; and in fact, every article called for in
Furnishing Ware Rooms, at Nos. lO3 and 105,
Westminster street, next to Elder DAVID
PIcKERING's Meeting House, by
r. G. ALLEN.
To MACHINE MAKERS. Just received,
200 gallons best Copal Varnish, warranted
pure--A. Smiths make. For sale at reduced
prices. p. j A. nj. August 49,
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Marriages.

In this town on Wednesday evening last, by
the Rev. DR.. Gano, Col. Henry Manton, to
ISIS Mary J. Damn, daughter Of the late Capt.
Bcrnon Dunn, Of this town.
In Seekonk, on Tuesday evening last, by tho
Rev. Mr.. Pease, Mr.. Daniel Cobb, Of Attlcbor-
ough, to Miss Bcthia Medbury, of the former
place.
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Commodore Porter was on visit TO New
Orleans, about the 18th of July; at which time
the city continued quite healthy, no case of
yellow fever having occurred the present sea-
son.
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At the recent commencement at Geneva
College, the Honorary degree of Doctor of Di-
vinity. was conferred on the Rev. NATHAN b.
CRocKER, of this town.
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The Examining Court at Richmond, Virgin
ia, being equally divided on Mr.. Carer's case,
(whcrc black boy lost his life by being inn
properly ticd,) he was discharged.
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Gen. LAFAYETTE has been elected Mem
Der of the French Chamber of Deputies. The
General is said to have had 2SI votcs--his
antagonist, MIR. Trouchon, l39.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-18

J Four thousand copies of Mr.. Buchanan's
letter, were sold in Philadelphia, in few hours
after il was received in that city. It was is<
sued IN an extra, from the Office of the Demo-
cratic Press.
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Gov. Kent, Of Maryland, with his aids, Coils
Duvall and Conc, has set out on an excursion.
in which he proposes to visit the Now-York
canals, and the rail roads at Mauch Chunk and
Quincy.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-18

The governments of Portugal, and the Bra
zils, have agreed TO abolish the Slave Trade
throughout their domnons the former imme-
dately, and the latter at the end of years
from March, 1927.
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The regular weekly Meeting of T. r. I.
A. o. +. A. O. F. will be held at their Hall,
THIS EVENING at half past O'Clock
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-18

years since Mr.. sombwck the enjoyment Of
sid abe popularity and urged by mprden friends ofrs him ELF
for of State Of York The sequel
fortunate, and his ousrro almost equal TO that Of Cardinal
Moseys
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A lad, on delivering his milk few morn
ings ago, was asked why the milk was SO warm.
Il don't know he replied, with much simplic-
ity, unless they put in Darm water instead of
cOld!'
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CG-The election of REPREsENTATIvEs. to
the goth Congress, will take place in this state
on the 2sth inst. No opposition will probably
be made to the reelection Of Mcssrs. BUR-
GEs and PEARcE.
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GJ- Mrs. WHIPpLE, it is stated in the Alba
ny papers, has left that city and gone TO Can
ada.
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solomon, like "ths CARDINAL" as Shaks
peare hath it,
Though from an humble stock, undoubtedly
Was fashioned to much honour,
HIS orerfhro,cs hcap'd happiness upon him
For then, and not till then, he felt himself,
And found the bessedncss, of being itle."
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mdrrfr0.

In the Trinity Church, in this town on Mon.
day afternoon last, by the Rev Mr. Wheaton
Doctor Rowland r. Hazard, TO Miss Anna
Collins, daughter Of Lieut.. Governor Charles
Collins.
In Tiverton by the Rev Mr. Borden, Mr.
ABRAHAM Warren, Of Fall River, to miss Di
ana Clifford.
In Little Compton, on Sunday evening last
by the Rev. Mr. Paine. Mr. Benjamin f. vii
5our: 10 Miss Abby Taylor, daughter Of MIR.
Stephen Taylot.
cIir0.
In this town on the 3lst ult. Miss Mary Dur.
FEC, daughter of the late Mr. James Durfee
aged "a years.
On the 4th ult William Blv Peabody, only
IN of Nr. Joshua Perry, aged l3 months.
On Saturday last. Mr. Thomas Messer, in
lie 64th year of his age
At sea, some time since, Mr.. Thomas Mes
or, Jr. aged 23 years
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NautiedI fntrlIigrncr.
PORT OF .NEUPORT.

IORT OF .NEUPORT.
ENTERED.
SIoop Ann, Manchester, New-York,
Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, Boston.
CLE9RED.
Sloop b. d. Jones, Peckham. New York,
Sloop Mary, Burt, Philadelphia,
Sloop Ann, Manchester, Providence,
Sloop General Battey, Gardiner. Albany,
Sloop Commodore Perry. Evans. do.
Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, Provid.
ARRIV.aLS.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 29-arr. Sch Sally
Hope, Baker, jr. Boston,
SuNDAy-arr schs. Lucy, Baker; Re-
lief, Rogers, fr. Bath.
Sch. Lucy Ann, Webber, fr. Augusta,
Sch. Juno, Eldredge, fir. Sandwich,
Sloop Fox, Baker, fir. Yarmouth.
Sloop st. Mary's, Wood, fr. Rochester
Sloops Greyhound, Barlow; George, De-
mick Earl, Godfrey Trader, Burgess, fir.
Sandwich,
Sloop Liberty, Pierce, fr. Freetown,
Sloop IIuntress, Heath, fir. n. York,
Sloop Polly, Williams, fr. Taunton,
MONDAY. Oct. I--arr. brig Ruby, Coles,
fr. Prov
Sch CIarissa, Baker, fr. Augusta.
Sch. Rambler, Baker, fir. Saco,
FRIDAY--arr. sioop Bolivar, Hull fir.
Taunton.
Sloop William, Cahoonc, fr. Sandwich
MEMORANDA
At Sewell's point. Sept. Goth, brig Sea
Bird, Carr, 3 days from this port for BALI.
more.
Arr. at Havana, 9th ult. brig Pomona
Newton, ls days fr. this port. Brig Luui-
sa. for Newport, was to sail lltb.
At Poverty Point, Mississippi, sth ult.
brig Benz. Ruggles, Waite, Of this por,, fr
Havana.
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SheriD's Sale,

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
BY rirtue Of "A decree cfhe Snprtme Jsdi-
ciai Court, for he county Of .Ntppot,
wiH be offered for sale al Public AUCTION.
on the premises, on The 27M day Of Oc-
tobe uert, ot ten o'clock, a. W.
A IL The eight, title and interest whicfr
"a Benjamin Pearce. ut tho time of his de-
cease had ~ and to lot Of land situate ON
Eastons Point, in Newport, measuring ono
hundred feet square the same being the sonth-
west quarter Of s1daro No. % in the first diyi-
sion Of Easlon Point.
ESTHER PEARCE.
BY hor Attorney, X X. RANDOLPH.
Newport, Sept. %.
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In Kentucky, lately, a CAPTAIN Burton, an
lntempeTate man, killed his wife and then
destroyed himself. His wife jumped out
of window to avoid him but, breaking
ber leg. could not effect her escape. His
little children were present when he com
mlitei the murder and suicide. His quar-
rel with his wife was for her wanting to 60
to meeting.
Geo. b. Adams, Esq of Boston has been
appointed U. s. Consul at Alcant.
Gen. Atkinson, with his forces, left Prai.
rie du Chen on the 29th of Aug. on his
march against the Winnebago Indians.
Mr.. Maelzel has prepared, at Baltimore,
Tor exhibition Panoramic Representation
ofthe burning Of Moscow, with appropriate
machinery to give motion to troops, dis
charge the guns, ring the bells, &c.
A fellow confined at Hartford on a
charge of arson, set fire to the prison, to
shew his aversion TO the crime!
The National Gazette says that of up.
wards Of 900 persons who composed the
equipage of the North. Carolina, "a, not
more than from 45 to 50 were foreigners
a. not more than 25 or 30 British. This is
only published because the British editors
charge ms with getting their seamen, and
not from any disrespect to the men.
CIDER.-The present season has been
favorable for most kinds of fruit Cider is
so plenty in this vicinity that we under
stand it is delivered abundan,y, at the dis.
tlllery in this town. for sixty cents per bar.
rel. Worcester Spy.
I'm Old .Soldier.--There is now at the
Poor House, in Stonington, Con. an OLD
soldier named Joseph Cook, who is one
hundred and one years old. He is native
OF Ireland; was a soldier at the time OF
Braddock's defeat; and also served in the
Continental Army, during the Revolution
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For the r | Republican.
A PINDARIC.
FOUNDED on FACT,

FOUNDED on FACT.
There is a worthy friend Of mine,
Well known to be an excellent old fellow,
Who now and then invites me home TO dine
But very seldom tempts me with his wine,
Lest should drink too deep, and get little
mellow.
Wel-now then for my story
But ere travel further let me tell ye
A stranger accident never befel ye
" Tis all farce" and yet as true as truth,
have mt lied since was quite youth
"Now fer it''-this most worthy friend
(How anxiously you'll read this to the end J
Went up one night,
by candle-lght,
To GO to bed.
As far as this there's nothing very .droll,
But pretty soon, good sirs, upon my soul,
You'll think some funs in preparation--
Well, Richard by the bed side took his station
First, his brown coat was laid aside,
And next, his neat cravat united,
Then his white yest-but this is too particular
Nor to the subject matter admmiealGr.
He got into bed,
Pul'd the clothes round his head,
There snug he lay upon one side,
Till Morpheus coming like bride,
His poppy fingers to his eyes applied.
Behold him now, fast, fast asleep,
May heaven his helpless body keep,
Until at morn
Again he's born
Upon his feather bed reclined,
No troubles now disturb his mind
Spirits drear
Dare not appear,
Scared by a snore,
Loud as the roar
OF laundering Niagara
An awful snore,
Ne'er heard before,
A kind of sleeping braggery
That secm'd 10 say,
Keep. away, keep away
Doubt and fear
"Comc not near,
Don't come hero
"Till break ofday."
IIc sleeps but not the sleep that knows no
waking,
Flo sleeps--he dreams what is he under
taking
Look ! how he strives to jump,
. mercy what thump
The chimney gives him on the eye
He wakeshe wakes-with doleful cry
The servants rush in at the clatter,
All bawling out Lord what's the matter ?
Says Richard g Peace ye knaves--
BE quiet noisy slaves
:" thought / saw, at yonder window,
Z" A fellow with face as black as tinder,
" His body half way out as if about to fall,
"And when made a grab to catch him, tb
curs'd wall
4" Game whaok against my left oye--that
wasall'
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Court Of Probate, .Ncrport, Oct !. I.27

Court Of Proba,e, .Ncuporf, Oc, }. l-27.
WHEREAS the administration account
w on the estate of JoSATHAN BLIss, late
Of Newport, deceased, has this Gay been pre-
sented, and the consideration thereof referred
10 a court Of probate, 10 be holden ai the stale
house in Newport, % the first Monday in No.
yember next, al 9 o'clock, A. NJ Notice is
therefore hereby given 60 all persons interest
cd in the estate Of said deceased, 90 appear at
said time and place, if they see Ct. and tIisy
shall DO heard BY order of said Court,
o4 n B. HOUL.9yND, Prob. clerk.
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State of Rhode-Island, &c.

In General assembly, June Session, 1897.
Upon The petition Of Daniel f. Updike,
u against bis creditors, Voted and Re
soired, that said petition be received and
referred to the next session Of this Assem-
bly--tbet he notify his creditors Of the
pending Of said petition according to law
that al proceedings against him for the
collection Of debts be stayed, and that said
petitioner be liberated from jail upon Civ.
ing bond to the satisfaction of the Sheriff
Of the county Of Washington, TO return to
Jail within ten days Of the rising Of the
General Assembly, at which his said peii-
ton shall be disposed Of, if not granted.
True copy witness
Oet4. HENRY BOWEN, See'ry.
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Wanted to Hire,

Court Of Probate, Neacport, Oct. {, 1927.
"HEREAS the administration account
w on the estate Of ELIzAsETB LARE, late
Of Newport, deceased, has this day been pre-.
sented, and the consideration thereof referred
70 court Of probaie,to be holden at the state.
house in Newport, on the first Monday Of Oct
next, at Q O'Clock, A. s-Notice is there.
fore hereby given to all persons interested in
the estate Of y1id deceased, 20 appear at said
time and place, i they see ft, and they shall
be heard. BY order Of said Court,
Oh u. HOWL.f.vD, Prob C'erk
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Cour of Probate, Nlrport, Oct. I, l527
appfeaiiop has this day
w been made for kdniDist ration on the
Estate Of THO1.ds aESSER, late Of New.
port. deceased, aud the consideration.
hereof referred TO cor, Of probate to 10
holden mt the state house n Newport, on the
krst Monday Of fNovembcinext, at o o'clock,
!. s.:--Notice is therefore hereby given to all
persons interested in the estate Of said de-
leased, TO appear at said tine and place, If they
zee ST, and they shall bsheard.
BY order Of said court,
o4s u. D. HoHLitD, Prob ClrE.
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NEW BEDFoRD. Sept. -Robberies.--
We understand the millinery shop Of Mrs
Kemp,on, at the north part Of this town was
forclbly entered, few nights since, an
goods 10 considerable amount stolen
therefrom. On Tuesday night. store on
Rotcb's wharf, occupied by Mr.. John Cog
geshall, was broken open, and a barrel Of
-four taken. The frequency, Of late, Of
such depredations, calls loudly for mea.
sures to effect their suppression.
The exports from Charleston, S. G.. the
past year are given at
I05 900 casks Rice, valued at 81, 800 900
1000 bales Upland Cotton, 5,400000
10000 bales Sea Island Cotton, 100000
9,O99 900
The exports Of Cotton from Charleston,
SC. this year. compared with those Of
last wear, exhibit an increase to Britain Of
3S,6l7 bales, and increase Coastwise of23,.
9il;a decrease to France of 1920, and
decrease to the N. of Europe of2l62.
The exports of tierces of Rice from
Charlestsn, s. c.:
To Britain, France, Holland.
1897. 1888 1903 l3l7S
1926, 1884 1869 1921
N. Europe, Coastwiso w Indies.
1927, 1927 260S0 1867
1926, l5S22 26S5O 2Ol2i
The Jail Of York. Penn has not sin.
gle tenant at the present time, either for
debt or CRIME. This fact may be set down
as one Of the favorable "signs Of the
times"
Mrs. Hemans, the celebrated poetess,
has declined the invitation Of the proprie.
tors Of the Philadelphia Ladies' Album TO
take charge Of that publication, on the
ground that the prospects ii holds forth,
however fiattering, would not counterbal-
ance the inconvenience attendant on Ieay-
Ing her own country"
Com Tingey took his seat as member
Of the board Of Navy Commissioners on
Monday, to which Office he has been trans
ferred from the command Of the Navy
Yard al Washington.
Thursday. the ooh Of November has
been appointed by the Executive OF New.
Hampshire for day Of public Thanksgiv-
fpg.
Capt. John Downes has been appointed
10 the command Of the Delaware "a, fitting
for sea at Norfolk, and bound to the Medi.
terranean.
Mr.. Forrest, the trsgedisn, will visit
Boston early in November, and play few
nights at the Federal-st. Theatre. IL is
SAID he will visit England early in the
Spring.
1850 houses arc said 10 have been com
menced this season at Pbiladelphia, which
will be finished before ChrisiUas.
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A List of the Books already given to the
Apprentices Library, may be found at this of.
fee The smallest donation will be gratefully
received.
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From The London Philosophical Mnrnzi,

AURORA BoREALIs. IL is generally at
or near The time of,he equiuoxcs tha, tfo,o
lights make their appearance in these lat
itudes, at which times the suns rays would
be tangents 10 the poles Of the earth, were
they not disturbed by the refractive power
of the atmosphere. by the refraction, il ia
obvious that the rays will extend 10 cer-
tain point beyond the pole, on the side cp-
posite 10 the sun, n,wben they must, Of course.
fall on the immense accumulation of ice
within the polar circle, which will be re2
ilected with great brilliancy towards tho
darkened hemisphere, undergoing, in their
course, another reirociion, which bends
| them still more southward and az the nt-
mospheTc possesses also the power of re-
necting light, those rags will finally fall
bach on the earth, and will at a certain and
within certain limits, be visible 10 its in.
hnbtants
The illuminated arch which appeared on
the oath September last, and that on tho
llih September, 1914, were evidently a
modification of the Aurora Borcalis. be-
cause they proceeded from the same qpar.
ter of the heavens, and in both cases wero
resolved into the ordinary appearance as
sumed By those phenomena. These facts.
besides proving tho latter position, 70 far
to prove the general = rory here advanced.
If every circumstance connected with tho
enlightened arches is duly considered, a
doubt can scarcely be entertained concern
ing their cause. Their form, position, mo.
ton, and time Of appearing, al concur in
pointing them out TO be The light orthc sun
reflected by the sperica surface OF the
Garth, nnd again reflected back on differ
cut part Of IL by tho atmosphere.
From the regular form Of the arches, it
is probable that the surface from which
they were reflected vas that ofihc ocean,
which stretches IN the direction in which
the sun was during their appearance. But
later in the evening, when that uniform
surface had passed out Of the limo Of direc-
ton by the rotation Of tho earth, and the /.
o. regions of the north pole had inieryen-
cd, the sun being reflected from broken
unequal surface, the arch was also broker
into streamcrs Of the usual appearance. II
will be obvious. that without the rofrscliys
power OF the atmosphere those pbcnomens
could have. no existence, because in that
case the reflected rays Of the sun could fall 4.
no where except in that spooe enlightened
by bis direct rays; but by refraciion those
rays falling upon the verge Of the enligh,-
eDed hemisphere, must when reflected, DO
bent into the dark hemisphere.
II is only 10 certain extent within The
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rSIiE subscriber hereby gives public notice,
|. that he has been appointed by the Hon.
Court of Probate Of the town Of jamestown,
Guardisn &C the person and estate Of John
Eldred, Of said town, and has given bonds &C.
cording 10 law He hereby calls on all per.
Sons having demands against said estate, 10
EXHIBIT the same 10 him for settlement, and
all persons indebted TO make immediate pay.
ment. THOMAS CARR, Guardian.
jamestown. Sent ~, 1877. CIV.
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NOTICE.
Last Notice /!

A Ii persons having demands against
"A NJ. EDDY. Jr. are requested TO pre-
sent them to the subscriber on or before
the 2Jth ofthis month, or they will be pre-
cluded-and all persons indebted to said
Eddy, are notified that unless their ac
counts are settled by the 25th Of this
month, they will be placed in the hands Of
an Attorney for collection.
DANIEL BROWN. assignee
Aug. IN W. Eddy, Jr.
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Terence Duncan.
M.ATHEnGAT1cIAN.

BegS teare TO INFORM the Inhabitants Of .Neio-
port.
THAT if suitable encouragement be
l. given, he will commence a SCHOOL
at his Dwelling House in Thames. street.
where Youth will be taught with care and
expedition, regularly by the most concise
methods extant in order to qualify them
for the different departments in trade, &c
in the mercantile, naval and military line.
viz - Arithmetic, vulgar a. decimal
Bookkeeping, Mensuration by pen, scale
and sliding rule, Surveying ,Guaging, The
ory of navigation, plane Trigonometry,
Geometry, Comic Sections, Mechanics.
Gunnery (spberical trigonometry applied
TO DIallng, Geography, great circle sail
ing and Astronomy Algebra, Fluxions.
and the use ofGlobes, &c.
N. B.-Those who cannot conveniently
attend his Day School, will have an oppor
tun'iy to improve in the various branches.
by attending to his Evening School.
Newport, Sept. ID
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Instruction in Mathematics.

EREDERICK BURT, jr. will re open
Il his evening school for instruction in
the different branches of Mathematics, on
the 10Th instant. The following are some
OF the principal branches TO which he will
give his attention, Eiz: .fRITHHETTC--
~ GEBR.4--- GEO. .'fETRY RY--TRIGO-
.NOuEI'RY. plane, oblique and spherical
--WE.NSUR.1ITO.N---LU.V.7R OBJ
SERY.4TTO.NS, according to most ap-
proved methods-use of NAUTICAL IN
SI'RU.UE.NTS, .N4VIG.ATTO.E Sur.
PEfLVG, &c. Sept 20.
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Benz. III. WilbOr,
In BRoAD-srREEr,
OPPOSITE MA HENRY Bulls
HoS FIR <Yls

In BROAD-srREEr,
OPPOSITE .lL4J. HENRY Bulls
Has for Sale,
ROCERlES, in all their variety;
~ A complete assortment Of Shoes;
Crockery, Glass, Stone, Earthernand
Iron Wares;
Nails, Cutlery, Bellows, Hats, Dye
Stuffs, &c.
LIQUORS,
OF most every kind and quality
Beef and Pork, Oats, Corn, and allkinds
of farmers produce, by the quantity.
Utensils ofhusbaudry, OF most every de-
scriptlon.
Ropes and CordaEe,
An assortment of DRY GOODS Yarn,
Warp. &c.
Hops, at wholesale or retail;
Likewise BUTTER, of the fiFt quail.
ty, apd of the neatest workmanship, re-
ceIved daily from the Farms atacent Ia
the town. which he expects to beconstant-
ly supplied with, for sale at cost also. Sc
veral hundred cwt. first quality CHEESE,
which with the articles above and a far
greater number unmenlioned, he viii dis
pose of on terms the most reasonable and
satisfactory. may "a.
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON B READ,

Srlnters OF the Laws of the United States
IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite Mr.. Townsend's Coffee House,
And South corner of Pelham-street.
(Entrance Pelham-street
Terms.
Two Dollars per annum-one half in advance
Price Of .4drertiSiRg.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
OAn accounts must be settled at least
once year.
UNo paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid
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NOTICE.

To oil ,eLom Il mag concern
rEHE General .4SSemJy having made it
the duty of the Sherifs 10 enforce
ne laws ofthis otate in relation to licenses
or retailing Spirituous Liquors You are
hereby notified that an ihdiscnminatp
prosecution viii be commenced against all
retailers in the town Of Newport, who do
not take out their licenses on or before the
irst Day of November next
ROBERT r. CARR, Sheriff.
Newport, sept. IL.