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Worcester, IS. Probate Office. August z, 1897.
TO The Heirs of JAM Es DoDDs late Of Holden,
an SAID County, deceased, and 10 all Others
concerned an The Estate of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL seefit) at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County on the first Tues
day in September next, at ten of the clock beGoxr
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last. VIII and Testament of
said deceased, should not he approved, and Al.
ministration with the Will annexed on said Es-
tate, granted to Luke Dodd, of said Holden. and
you will be heard thereon.
SO NA1Ur. PAINE. j. &7su6ate.
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, August, 1897
TO The WidO,G and Heirs Of SIDNEY Brooks.
late Of Sterling, iss SAID County, deeeGsv
ed, and to all others concerned In the Es-
tate Of said deceased, Greeting.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if You
IL see ft) at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday IN September next. at ten of the clock,
before noon. to show cause why the Instrument,
which Purports to be the last Will and Tesla.
ment of, said deceased, should not be approved
and you will be heard thereon.
Ss* NATHb. PAINE, J. Pre5.
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MA CARD.

RTR. THOMPSON KIDDER. gives public
I'VE notice, that, after long and tedious ne
gotiation, and at great price, he has at length
succeeded in obtaining the Recipes Nj. S. for
compromising all those valuable Medicines for
merly prepared by the late DIR. w. T. Conway,
The Recipes are in the Doctors own hand
writing, and were obtained through the agen-
cy of DR.. J. P. Hall of this city, and It. Wig
GIN, Esq of London, and were delivered to the
latter gentleman by the widow of DR.. C. with
full and entfre transfer to Mr.. Kidder, and with
exclusive right, after Icing sworn to in due
form, at the mansion house, DeGore the Lord
Mayor of London, on January 3lst last. They
were brought out by Capt. Maekay Of the
London Packet. Mr.. K. is now preparing to
furnish the public with these valuable Medi-
cines fresh and genuine.
- The former Agents of DR. Conway, who
wish a supply to sell ON commission, or to pur-
chase outright, will please write, or call on Mr..
X. at Counting Room over No. 20, Court
street, near Concert Hall.
Boston, Aug. 8. 80
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woRCEsTER.:
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1927.

CLAWS SPEECH. The space which this
speech occupies IN our columns will not be re-
GREETED by those who take the trouble of read
ing it. As specimen of judicial eloquence, it
has rarely been equalled. 1t exposes, with the
hand of a master, the awkward predicament in
which Gen. Jackson has placed himself, and
from which We see no possible way of escape.
The General is not the rrst to find that it is
easier to make accusations than to prove .hem
true, and if he escapes the fate of his friend
Jonathan Russell, he may attribute it more TO
his peculiar good fortune than to the discre-
ton or judgment which. he has manifested in
the course of this affair.
WARM WEATHER. The weather, for scve-
raj days past, has been very warm Day be-
fore yesterday was the warmest day, the Their
mometer standing in the shade at l o'clock at
96. 1t is very dry and dusty The showers,
with which some parts of the country were
favored the latter part of the last week, did not
extend to this town or its neighborhood.
HIGHwAY ROBBERY. On the 31st ult a
young man rom the eastward was knocked
down and robbed of his watch, hat, shoes, coat,
bundle, and $50 in money, by three foreign
ers, on the Boston and Providence Turnpike,
about two miles from the half way house in
Walpole. Feigning himself lifeless, they sup
posed him dead, rolled him out of the road, and
left him. He soon gave an alarm, and pursuit
was commenced in all directions. When we
received our information, two of the Williams
had been secured, and it was hoped the other,
also, would be taken.
HARRIsBuRG CoNvENTIoN. Accounts of four
days proceedings of this body have come to
hand. Resolutions to inquire into the expedi-
ency of applying to Congress for an increase
of duty on Calicoes, Iron, Copper, Imported
Spirits &c. had been referred to several COM
mittees. Judge Ritner, of Pennsylvania, is
President of the Convention.
OF The trial of Elsie d. Whipple as an ac-
cessary TO the murder of her husband, was
closed on the Sd inst. having lasted four days
The jury rendered verdict of acquittal
The Court refused to admit the testimony Of
Strang.
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MARRIED.

In Spencer, by Rev. MIR. Packard, Mr.. Lory
White to Miss Selma Huntington.
In Marlborough, on the LIST inst. by the Rev.
Mr.. Alden, Mr.. Lewis Bigelow to Miss Susan
nah w. Rice.
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NEW SALEM ACADEMY.

FEVHE Fall Quarter will commence on
n TUESDAY, the 23th of august. The
Masters department under the care of Mr.
GANNErT, whose judcious instruction has hith-
erto obtained entire appreciation: that of the
Young Ladies under the care of Miss SARAH
B. STILES, who comes highly recommended for
her qualifications as an Instructress
ALPREUS HARDING, >Sec'g.
August 8. *32
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counterfeit 100 dollar bills of the Bank o.
the United States of the plate for the Branche,
are IN circulation. A striking defect is discoy.
eLeu ia the engraving Of the ship, water and
sky' IN the left part of the vignette, the right
wing OF the Eagle is badly shaded, and The
names OF Murray, Draper, Fairman & Co. in
sniah ielters at the bottom of the bill are badly
eAecuteo-besides various other defects in the
J.. Inc Providence Washington Insurance
company have presented three hundred dollars
10 bomund Dobson, mate Of the brigantine
CRAWFORD, Tor his exertions in rescuing the car
go ana vessel, on which they had insured to
a considerable amount, from the possession Of
lardy and the three Spanish pirates.
Counterfeit bills, of the denomination of 800.
OF diierent branches of the u. S. Bank, are in
circulation IN this quarter, as well as at the
SOUTH -Four of these bills have been passed IN
as many shopkeepers within a day or two.
Ihey are SO well executed that it is with diff
Guilty they can be detected by bank officers.
Boston GGz.
The builders in Utica, N. Y. have resolved
unanimously to employ no iourneyman who
INDUCES IN excessive drinking. The journey
men would do well to refuse to be employed by
any inaster-builder who is addicted to the
same habit.
MAJ. LANG. Mr.. Jomard, president of the
French academy of Sciences, at late sitting
OF the Academy, stated that letters had been
received from the English consul at Tripol,
which states that the late report ofthe death of
Maj. Laing was unfounded. A letter from
Baron Humbolt, of May 5, states that Maj.
Laing and Capt. Clapperton had succeeded in
meeting at Timbuctoo, and were living there
very quetly.-Boston Daily .Ad0.
AaUATIc FEAT. Dr. Bedale, of Manchester,
has undertaken to swim from Liverpool TO
Runcorn, distance of 90 or "a miles, in one
tide, on the 10th of July, without the assist
ance of either corks or bladders. He is with
out stopping to partake of refreshments that
are to be handed TO him from a boat he is not
to touch the boat, or any thing that may rem
der him assistance. Bets to a large amount
against his performing the task are pending.
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YEARLING STEERS.

HNOUND, in the enclosure of the subscriber
on Thursday last, pair of YEARLING
STEERS, one yellow, and the other deep red.
The owner may have the same by paying
charges. ELHANON BATCHELLER.
East Sutton, Aug. g. SO
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FIRE AT DEDHAM. We regret to learn
mat the carpet mandatory and machine
shop, recently erected in Dedham by Mr..
Goulding, an ingenious and enterprizinp
mechanic, together with the stock and ma
terlals, were destroyed by fire on Tuesday
evening, 3lst ult. The establishment
we believe the only one of the kind in this
country,-had been in operation but a few
days; and it is stated that one piece of car
peting only had been made. The machin-
cry was worked by steam. The fire orig
mated near the furnace, and progressed
with such rapidity as to battle all ATTEMPTS
to subdue it. The light was distinctly
seen from this city. Mr.. Goulding's loss.
we understand, is estimated at $40 600
no insurance. The fruits of several wears
of incessant toll have thus been suddenly
destroyed.-BoSton Gaz.
MAMMOTH. The remains Of large
Mammoth have been found near Hacketts-
town, New Jersey, by the workmen en-
ployed i'll eKcavating the Morris Canal. A
gentleman of Newark, who examined
them few days since, informs us, that the
tusk which is SIR feet in length, weighs
$50 lbs. and is 288 inches in circumference.
The grinders are perfectly sound; one of
them, which was separated from the law
bone, was found to weigh four pounds. 1t
IS estimated by scientific gentlemen that
the animal must have been at least 18 feet
high. The whole of the skeleton bas not
yet been found, but the contractor of that
section of the canal, is continuing his re-
searches for the remainder. 1t has been
purchased for $3.50, by Mr.. Bovine, of
" Belmont Hail." Schooiey's Mountain,
who intends shortly to send it to Europe.
.NetU JerSey Eagle
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LEICESTER ACADEMY The Annual Public
Examlnation of the Students of Leicester
Academy will be attended on Wednesday, the
22d of August, to commence at 9 o'clock, A.
M. and will be followed, at 12 o'clock, by Dec
lamations by several of the Students. The
friends of the Institution are respectfully in
vited to be present on the occasiou.-COnl
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, IS. Court of Sessions, at Wor-
cester, March Term, 1927 and holden by
adjournment on the third "Wednesday Of
June, A. d. 1927:
On the Petition Aforesaid, Ordered, That
the Petitioners notify all persons interested
in the location of the appendages to said Ca
nal ia Snid location sssoHtiunru and described,
to appear before this Court to be holden at
Worcester aforesaid, on the second Tuesday
of September next, by causing an attested
copy Of said petition, and location, and of this
order of Court thereon, to be published in each
OF the newspapers printed in Worcester, ia
said County, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, tat the
expense of said Corporation) the last publiea..
ton to tc fourteen days, at least, before the
sitting of said Court, that all persons interest
ed therein may then and there be beard, if they
see cause, upon any matters or things relative
to the petition and location aforesaid
Attest.
WILLIAM JENNISON, Clerk Dro tenn.
copy OF. the petition, location, and order Of
Court thereon.
Attest. ABlJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
N. u. Ethan Davis is also hereby notified
if he is interested in land adjoining said Pond
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, August Q, 1927.
To The Hears ef EPHRAlN WHITCoMB, late of
Princeton, IN said County, and 10 all Others
concerned an the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING,
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IA see fO at the Court of Probate to he
holden at Worcester, in said County, on the first
tuesday in September next, at ten of the clock,
before noon, TO show cause why the Instrument
which purpolts to be the last Will and Vestamcnt
OF ssid deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
S2' By order ofthe Hon. Judge.
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To the Hon, the Justices of the

10 TIE f1On, the Justices of the
Court of Sessions, held at Worcester. within
and for the County of Worcester, bv ad;aurn.
1927: '' a. ~
REPREsENTS-the BLAcKsroxE CANAL
9O COMPANY, by the undersigned, Cornmis-
sloners, duly appointed and authorized to act
N behalf of said Corporation-that the said
company, by virtue of the second section of
Ine acI' by which said Company was incorpo-
! idIeu, nave located, as appendages to said Ca
MAJ, the North Pond in Worcester, and the
Long roma, Halt Moon Pond, and Flint's Pond
WIN iHe olheS fonds connected with them, sit
uated IN the towns of Worcester, Shrewsbury
and Grafton, as reservoirs for the use of said
Canal: The names of the owners of the lands
adjoining said Ponds, which will be overfowed
by raising the water in said reservoirs, 50. far
as known to the undersigned, are hereunto an
neXed
And the said Corporation prays, that this
report may be placed on the files of the said
Court, and notice thereof be directed, and three
disinterested freeholders be appointed bv said
Court to estimate all damages which any per
son or Corporation shall sustain by the use of
the reservoirs above located, agreeably to the
provisions of the acts by which said Company
has been incorporated
JOHN w. LINCOLN.
SYLVANUS HOLBROOK
Lung OHu, ana and ether
Ponds above the Blackstone Canal Dam in
Grafton, is supposed to belong to
John Gleason, jr., William Eaton, IT., Sam
uel Harrington, jr., heirs of Joshua Patch, Sim
con Burt, Nahum Maynard, Russell Eaton.
Francis L. Merrick, Samuel Jennison, heirs of
Sllas Gleason, Lewis Barnard, town of Wor-
cester, heirs of George slocumb, Joseph Nurse,
Abner Harlow, ARENAS Baker, Joseph Pratt.
benjamin Anger, David Rice, Jeremiah Har.
rIngton, Seth Hemmenway, Sewall Stearns,
John Green, William Eaten, Wing Kelly.
Abel Wesson, Samuel Smith, Joshua Vince.
lock, Isaac Harrington, Josiah Nelson Silas
Allen, Noah Allen, Thomas Harrington, John
Wesson, Jonas Temple, Denny Munroe, Pres
colt Brigham, New England Company, Gard
neI Goddard, Martin Newton, Silas Wheelock,
John Maynard, Lyman Howe, Joel and Nahum
Gates, George and John Putnam, Josiah Tenn
pie, Amasa Nelson, John Bragg, Isaac Stone.
benjamin Newton, William Eaton, Gregory
Mason, David Smith, Edward Hemmenway.
heirs of Andrew Slater, Elijah and EphraiIn
Hapgood, Isaiah MuH.oe, town of Shrewsbury
have roadside sides of which are washed by
the waters of said reservoir, as also the Wor-
cester and Boston turnpike, and the 9th Mas
sachusetts turnpike.
The land about North Pond is believed to rs
owned by Samuel Stowell, Samuel T. Read,
Ebenezer Read, BENJAMIN Read, Amos Whit
ney, Samuel Mills, TheophilussWhee.er, Dam
el Chadwick, Joel Gleason.
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Wanted InmedioteLu.

a JouRNEYMANC CARPENTER; good
applying to LEVI Hit HIT y
Worcester, Aug. 8. Sc
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HARVEY SESSIONS.
mas HIcEvrD ASD SOW OTrERs FOR SALE,
ACOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
E.ngli7h, VreMch and India
GSS.SsS
GsGSss

.1nong Hem are The Jotoni"g, p,z;
nLACK g. blue Cloths Olive and mix
IS ed do. blue ond black Casslmeres (;
nh and mixed DO. blnr, mixed, clureI
snd olivs Habit Cloths white, red, green
80 yollow Flnnnels Caroline aud Tar
,,n @ Plaids black e. colomed BoInbozotts |;
hiaot and coloured hastings ; black BON.
Sa1;nes black canton Grapes colloured
do .Iipb, and dark Calicoes ;Gingha,ms
Fn,r;,Sre w. Chiniz black and coloured Lev
an,;nes black Satin do. black synehawS
e. Sarsneits black and ccloured Gross dc
Naples black Italian Lustrlng white anu mo
rcd Merino long and square Shawls white
Valencia and long shawls CSss,mere
SQUARE do flag and bandanna hdhis olSc x
silk and fancy do Valencia, Marse illes
and silk do Irish Linens; Linen Den
marks, &c. .-~
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ALSO.

Ar,e., variety of Bleached and unbleach
"A sh.s,;nos and Shirtings. Cheeks, ging
!. S.m. s,rioes, cotton yarn, thread candle wick
cotton batting, &c. DC.
Newport, Sep, ~, ls27
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able prvllege Tor sea manurt ahu an eN-
celent scitc for Salt Works-contains a
bout thirty acres of first rate Land, with 4
Dwelling house and Barn in good repair,
and an Orchard in full bearing, having a
great variety of Fruit Trees. An indispu-
table title will be given by JAMES STE
VEINS. For information aud further partic-
pars apply to Gro. TURNER, ESQ. Attur-
ney and Counsellor at Law, Thames -strt.
Newport, r. |.
Oct. lS. 1897. [eowSm.
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Terence Duncan.
MATHEMATICAL


Begs Iedre to inform the Inhabitants Of .Ns,e-
port.
THAT if suitable encouragement be
l. given, he will commence SCHOOL
at his Dwelling. House in Thames street,
where Youth will be taught with care and
expedition, regularly by the most concise
methods extsnt ; in order TO qualify them
for os different departments in trade, &c
in the mercantile, naval and military line,
viz - Arithmetic, vulgar Is decimal !;
Bookkeeping, Mensuration by pen, scale
and sliding rule, Surveying ,Guaging, The
ory Of navigation, plane TrIgonornetry,
Geometry, Comic Sections, Mechanics,
Gunnery Isphercal ,rigonome!ry applied
to Dlalng. Geography, great circle sail
ing and Astronomy Algebra, Fluxons,
nd the use of Globes, &c.
N. B.-Those who cannot conveniently
attend his Day School, will have an opPor-
tunity TO improve in the various branches,
by attending to his Evening School.
Newport, Sept. l5.
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Milton WaN.


ysHE subscriber hereby gives public notice,
- that he has been appointed by the Hon
Court Of Probate Of The town Of jamestown,
Guardian of the person and estate of John
Eldred, Of said town, and has given bonds nc'
cording to law. lie hereby calls on all per
sons having demands against said estate, 10
e,bibit the same to him for settlement, and
all persons indebted TO make immediate pay
mont. ]liOmaS CAhh, 1"dTatoH'
Jamestown, Sept. 20, lS27. CIV.
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TO LET,
just Received at
No. q So

IHe foA0Ging .irt5cteS rs e1l1rCrGitd, 10.
gethsr icith mary oihcrS loo tedious for
an Advertisements
A lot of very superior western canal rIoa,,
n Sugars loaf, lump and brown; Coilecs,
Teas, gunpowder, hysJn. young hyscn, hyaun
skin, souehonR and capcr; Wines, port. Sici
y-Mldeiu, Malaga aud Lisbon; Coidiais, oi
all kinds, of the best quality; Brandy, cognac,
Spanish and domestic; Gin, Hollands (su.
perior 10 any in The markct) likewise country;
Rum, old jamaica, -. CroIN, Antigua; cocoa
aud chocolate; Sperm and mould candles olive
oil in bottles and TASKS, very superior rice
Spices If every description Fruit, OranC~ q.
lemons, lines, castena nuts, pecan do. al
.nonds, flbcrts and Madeira, Raisins, muscl-
tel bloom and cask pruaes frs, and tuma.
rinds, in exec llcnt order Tobacco, cavcndish.
plug and paper; Segars, best Spanish, half
Spanish and common Snuff, maccdbau, rap.
pee, and Scotch Soap, Ncw-York, Boston
and Providence manufacture; Cayenne pep
per, in bottles and cauuisters pepper sauce ;
ginger molr'ses, cutter, cheese and lard
wlth n general assortment OF country produce
Leather; bed cords, SciRes and brooms. to-
gether with an extensive assortment of cle.
CANT Crockery.warc. Also, Stone and Pot
ter's Ware, of every kind
The above Goods with many other not
mentioned will be sold as low for cash, approx.
ed credit, or country produce,as can be bought
in the State
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FOL; SALE ,4T WHOLES.aLE OR
RETAIL.
Sn BOLTS heavy Ravens Duck,
cO 500 Boxes Cotton Balls, super. quail.
ity,
10 pieces Carpetings and Bindings,
] Case Irish Linens,
5 Bales bedtcks, super.
] Bale blankets ali sizes,
20 Pieces black, blue, and mkt cloths,
l5 pieces mix'd aud blue cassimeres,
| Case Sattnetts,
= Bale Flannels--some low, red;
ID pieces blk. Italian grapes,
ID pieces green, white, Pink, and Straw
co!ored do
2Opieces black and white plain bobbi.
netts, all ,oidthS,
10000 yards Domestick cotton Sheet.
iDgs,
Elegant Fall prints, new style;
Plain Gro dc Naples,
Rich figured ditto,
Blk Levantlnes--grccn sarsnets,
Blue and blk. Sewing Silk buttons ;
gloves, shirt buttons; Moulds blk silk
hdkis; Canton grapes Grape dresses long
'hawIs needles; cotton hdkfs bopba
'zetts brown linens blk. do. superior blk
india ,hans! lnstSSl9eg& tSS9. sc k'9&a &e. IT, III
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New Ale, Porter,
and Table Beer. %

EIiE Inhabitants Of Newport, are re-
l. specially informed, that they can a
gain be supplied with the above articles
from The BREWERY--at the following
prices, viz: -
Ale delivered IN my part Of the
town, per bbi. 81 UU
Porter. do. do. 90
Bottled. do. per doz. ] IS
Table Beer, O0
n. b. Bakers can be supplied with Malt,
and Hops Of the first quality.
JOHN GOFF.
Newport, October 4. 1927.
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Printed and Published bv
ATKINSON & READ,

IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite Mr.. Townsends Coffee House,
And South corner of Pelham-street.
(Entrance Pelham -street)
Terms.
Two Dollars per annrlm--one half in advance.
Price Of .idrertising.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents tor each subsequent inser-
ton. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
ned till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
DAll accounts must be settled at least
once year.
DNo paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid.
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NEW GOODS.
WIN. JAMES TILLEY,
AT 165 & 166, Thamcs-street,

AVING In q measure disposed
of most of his Old Stock prior to his
purchasing his FALL Goods il therefore en-
abled him TO purchase very cheap, as he was
in want of a large supply. lie now offers and
will sell complete assortment of choice
Goods, at the very lowest prices.
.AmoHg them are the .fOiiOoiRg:--
Blue, black, olive cla-s% Gle for curtains, DC
ret and mix d Broad. Irish linens very low,
cloths; Childrens boots,
Various kinds Of cas- / Georgina silks,
simeres, Gro de Naples,
Habit Il pelise cloths, s Lucha pongees,
Dutllls and lIerseys, Granen silks,
Sattnetts very low, ) Black Lustrings,
Flannels and baiZes, Black Levantines,
Blankets and comfort 5 Black, aud colored fig
ers, ured silks, very low
Calicoes & Ginghams Fancy silk hdkis,
Caroline, Tartan, and Silk velvets,
Ladies cloak pads, Silk vesiings,
Rich turnitures, ! Black and white silk
Green floor cloths, gloves,
Marcens, various col. Silk pushes,
ors; ! Linen ,bobbnett quill
Elegant plumes, ing, & common La
A large lot of gloves. ces;
Ladies a gentlemen's Verona dresses,
hose, Silk and common sus.
A good assortment ofS pcndors,
habit buttons, ) Merino Long shawls.
Linen damnsk, ; Imitation do.
Damask napkins, Valencia do.
Black Italian grapes, s Mcrno square shawls
Imitation satin dam Shirtings & shee,ings
ask, an elegant arti- Side aud large combs
w. J. TuLEY, also opened Brussell car.
petinrs at the low price of Ss3d the yd. Al
so superb X Kidderminster carpetings, some
very cheap. case Of superb English Shirt
lngs, little damaged. Also a lot of Silks,
tritl'ngly dam; edit sell cheap, among other
articles too tedious to mention
Also-l000 yards Domestic
ShlrtIng5 & Sheetings, very low.
Oct. IL.
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Newport, Thursday Morning, November l, 1927.
At Prirate Sale.

Il A FAR nj in Portsmouth,
f about 9 miles from Newport,
i..iEA situate on the Fast shore of
.WANA Rhode Island--It has a valu-