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w ILL attend to the PaAcTieE ofM..o.
w IcISE, as usual-- Residence, No.
lie, lust North tie Brick Market
HE KrEPs ron SALE.
Drugs andMedicines, which arc as GOOD
az will b. found at any other Shop.
lie will attend ms a DENTIsT.--Tbos'
who have lost their Teeth. cnn be furnish.
ed with Elegant artificial Teeth. which vii
be set on Gold, or otherwise, with great tx
actness, surprising in beauty their former
natural teeth; embracing the modern i'm.
proveinents IN the nrt.--Teeth dressed, ex-
irsc,ed, loaded, &c. with great care and
perfect safety.
0F' IN either, or oil tho above employ.
ments, DR.. JoHNsos most respectfully so.
icits tho Patronage Of the LADIES. and
The GENTLEMEN, are not excluded, from
cpnfering their patronage hkcwise:
-. Newport Nay L
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and eighty, be authorised to receive, GA
Of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, the amount Of his full
pay in said line, according to his rank "
the line, 80 begin with the third day o.
March, one thousand eight hundred an,
twenty six, and TO continue during his nat
ural life: Prorided, That, under this act
! no officer shall be entitled 20 receive Q
larger sum than the fus pay of Captain
in said line.
Sec. 2. find be 1t further enacted, That
whenever any of said oihcers has received
money Of the United States, as a pension
er, since the third day OF March. one thou.
sand eight hundred and twenty six, afore.
said, the sam so received shall be deduct.
ed from what said officer would, otherwise,
be entitled 10, under the first section OF
this act; and every pension to winch said
| officer is now entitled, shall cease after
the passage of this act.
Sec. 3. .4nd be II further enacted, That
every surviving non commissioned officer.
musician, OF private, in said army, wbo en-.
listed therein for and during the war, and
continued in its service until its termina.
ton, and thereby became entitled to re.
'ceive a reward Of eighty dollars. under a
resolve Of Congress, passed May fifteenth,
seventeen hundred aud sevepty.eig ght,
shall be entitled to receive his full month
iy pay in said service, out of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated;
to begin on the third day of March. one
thousand eight hundred and twenty six,
and to continue during his natural life:
Prouided, That no non commissioned off
Ger, musician, or private, in said army, who
is now on the pension list Of the United
States, shall be entitled to the benefits OF
this act.
Sec. 4. find be Il further enacted, That
the pay allowed by this act shall, under the
direction Of the Secretary Of the Treasu
ry, be paid to the Officer or Soldier enti-
tied thereto, or to their authorised attor-
ney, at such places and days as the Sec
retary may direct; and that foreign Officer
shall be entitled to said pay; nor shall any
Officer or Soldier receive the same, until
he furnish to said Secretary satisfactory
evidence that he is entitled TO the same, in
conformity to the provisions Of this act:
and no pay allowed by this act shall not in
any way be transferable, or liable TO at
tachment, levy, or seizure, by any legal
to the personal benefit Of the Officer or
Soldier entitled to the same by this act.
Sec. 5. .9nd be II further enacted, That
80 mUch Of said pay as accrued b. the pro
visions Of this act, before the third day Of
March, eighteen hundred and twenty
eight, shall be paid to the Officers and
Salders entitled to the same, as soon as
may be, in the manner and under the pro.
visions before montioned; and the pay
which shall accrue after said day, shall be
paid semi annually, in like manner, and
under the same provisions.
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
S. SMITH,
President of the Senate, pro tempore.
Approved--l5th May, 1923.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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TRRAsuRY DEPARTMENT,} }
May 22. 1893. {

The "Act for the relief of certain sur.
viving Officers and Soldiers Of the Revo.
luton," approved on the 18th day Of May.
1923, (of which the foregoing is copy,)
will be carried into effect under the fol
lowing regulations
Each Officer, claiming under the oct,
will transmit to the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury declaration, according to the form
hereunto annexed, marked A, and each
non commissioned Officer, Musician and
Private, according to the form marked B,
accompanied by the oath Of two respecta-
BILE witnesses, as to his identity, which
oath is to be taken before justice Of tho
Peace or other magistrate, DULY empow-
cred 10 administer oaths in the State or
Territory in which he resides, and authen-
ricated under the seal ofthc Court Of the
County in which the oath WAS administer
ed, as shown in the said forms.
Each Officer will also transmit his com.
mission, if in existence and attainabIe, and
each non commissioned Officer, Musician,
and Private, his discharge which docu-
mcnts after being registered. will be re-
turned. If The commission or discharge
has been lost or destroyed, he will trans.
init such other evidence as he may possess
or can obtain, corroborative of the state.
ments set forth in his declaration.
II the evidence transmitted, taken in
connexion with that afforded by the pub.
lie records at Washington, be found salts
factory, the amount Of two wears full pay,
at the rate to which the Officer or Soldier
was entitled, according to his rank in the
! line, at the close oftbe war, or ot the time
of his reduction, (as the case may be J but
| in no instance exceeding the full pay Of a
| Captain of the Continental Line. will be
transmitted to him, at the place Of his res.
! iience, after deducting therefrom the a.
mount Of any pension which he mny have
received from the United States since the
IL day Of March, 1906. He may, bowev-
r., autborise any other person 10 rec ceivc
| IT for him; in which case, he will execute
power OF attorney, according to The an.
ncxed form. marked G, which mus, be &C.
! snowledged before Justice Of the Peace,
or other Magistrate. and authenticated un-
| er the seal Of he Court Of the County, in
he same manner as is already prescribed
N regard TO declarations. But no pay.
| men, will be made 20 any such attorney,
until he has made oath, according 10 the
,nnexed form {, that the pay which he is
| authorised to receive ~ intended TO enurc
| holly 10 the personal benefit OF the OFF.
or or Soldier whose attorney he is.
! II is requested iha, oil letters 70 TIE Sc
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Revolutionary Claims.

AN ACT for tho relief Of certain surviv-
ing Officers ord Soldiers Of the Army ui
the RevgIr'-1
Bet .aacie. sy tie .Srnte and Hous,
Or Representative Of the United States ofA
s,cion in Congress assembled, That each
Of the surviving officers OF the ,rny OF the
Revolution in the Continental Line, wb"
was entitled to halfpay BY the resolve o.
orSsW tTsuy.ir', ryyec.ssH auadrea
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uohoiy Sioiuo. NiNANAND ANSN'
Form Of Declaration 10 Be made BY n,
OGeers.
For the purpose of obtaining the bene,
! fits Of all act, entitled IAN act Tor the re.
| hef Of certain surviving officers and sol
ders OF the Army of the Revolution" ap.
proved on the 10Th OF May, 1873, I,----o Of
-, in the county d., in the State oi
-, do hereby declare that was an Off
Ger in the Continental Line Of the Army
OF The Revolution, and served as such.
here insert 10 the end Of the war, ,r (as
the case may be} 20 the time when the ar
rnngement OF the Army provided by the
resolves Of Congress of the Sd and 2ist Of
October, 1850, was carried into effect, and
was reduced under that arrangement a,
which period was ----- in the - reg.
iinent of the .--- line.
And also declare, that l afterwards re.
ccived certificate Commonly called a
commuiation certi6cate) for a sum euual
to the amount of five years full pay; which
sum was offered by the resolve of Con.
gres, of the 22d of March, 1888, instead
OF the half pay for life, 10 which was en-
tiued under the resolve Of the 2lst of Oc-
tober, 1880. r
And 90 further declare, that have xe-
ceived of the United States. as a pension.
or, since the Sd day OF March, Ie26, Here
insert, No money, or, (es The case may be)
that have received, as pepsioner oithe
United Siptes, since the 3d day of March
1925, the sum Of dollars, paid to me
6y the agent for paying pensions in the
State Of -.
.... SigncJi .t
Before me, -, here insert, Justice of
the Peace, or other magistrate, duly EN-.
powered to administer oaihs, In the coun.s
ty Of -, in the State of -. personally
appeared, this day. and -, of the
said county, who did, soveralIy, make oath.
that by whom the foregoing declara
ton wss subscribed, is generally reputed
and believed 10 have been an officer in the
Army Of the Revolution, in manner as
therein stated .-
Witness my hand, this ----- day Of 49,,
IN the year -
!. Signedl -l.,..
T., Clerk'of the Court Of the County
Of, in the State of -, do hereby Ger.
tly, that -, before whom the foregoing
afhdaVlts were sworn, was, at the time, a
-- here insert, Justice of the Peace, or
other magistrate, dolly empowered to ad-
minister oaths,l and duly empowered to
administer oaths. ,
In testimony whereof, hsve Aerean:c
set my hand, and affixed the seal of
LIS. the said Court, this day OF :,
in the year
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lSigned.l
Form er.aadarii % DC taken BY attorn.


Before nIe. "a Justice Of the Peace
in the county Of in the Of per,
sonslly appeared this day, the attorney
named in the foregoing power ofauorney
and made oath that the same was not give n
to hiu by reason ofany transfer, or of any
attachment, levy, or seizure, BY any legal
process whatever, ,ofthe pay therein author
lied TO be received, but that the said pay is
intended TO enure wholly to tho personal
benefit of the person by whom the said pow
CT was executed.
Witness my hand, this day of in
the year
Before me, There insert either Jus
tice ofthe Peace or other magistrate, duly
empowered to administer oaths, in the
County OF in the State Of person
ally appeared, this day, and of
the said county. who did, severally, make
oath, that by whom the foregoing de-
claration was subscribed, is generally re-
puted and believed to have been an Officer
in the Army of the Revolution, in manner
as therein stated.
Witness n;s hand, this duyof in
the y --sP
tSe"e"l rs. a..
/, CLERK ofthe Court of the County
Of in the State of do hereby certify,
that betpre whom the foregoing ntlids.
wits were sworn, wns, at the time, there In.
scrt either q Justice of the Peace or other
magistrate, duly empowered TO administer
oa'hs,l and duly empowered to administer r
oaths. r,.
In testimony whereof. have here.
r, a, unto set my hand, and affixed the
L" u zeal ofthe said Court, this day
Of in the year
[Signsdl
- June 10, "a mos
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Form ofn Po1cer Of attorney.
Know all men by these presents, that I
---,of -, in the county Of -. in the
State Of, do hereby constitute and sp
point -. my true and lawful attorney
with power Of substitution, for me, and in
my name, 10 receive from the United States
the amount Of pay now due to me. under the
act for the relief notwithstanding Of oficcrs
and soldiers Of the Revolution, approved
18th May, 1876, as - in the - regi.
ment OF the 49, line ofihe army ofthe Re.
volu,ion.
Witnes. my hand and seal this - day
Of -, in the year -
Sealed una 6ei.zsTti IN he
presence a.
lSignedl Ls.
Before me-, Justice ofthe Peace 10
the county of~a, inthe State sf..--, per.
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Newport, Thursday Morning, July 81, 1928

sonally appeared this day., whose nam,
is subscribed to the foregoing power of at
torney, and acknowledged the same to be
his act and deed.
Witness my hand, this --~-day Of -
IN the year
(Signed.
b., Clerk ofi6s Court Of the County
of -, IN the State Of, do hereby Ger.
iify, that ----, before whom the for, going
power OF attorney was acknowledged, is .
Justice of the Peace.
In testimony whereof, hsve here
/, a unto set my hand, and affixed,he
ISL seal cfthe said coutt, this----day
off,, in .he year
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I b. |


Form Of a Declaration 10 be made by The
non commissioned Officers, .Nusicians,
and Prtrates.
For the purpose Of obtaining the benefit
of"An act for the relief ofcertain surviving
officers and soldiers Of the. Army of the
Revolution" approved on the 18th of May,
1898, of in the County Of,
in the State Of q, do hereby declare thot
] enlisted in the Continental Line of the
Army Of the Revolution, for nd during the
war, end continued in its service until lis
termination; at which period was q fSer.
gennt, Corporal, musician, or Private, as
the case may bel in Captain g Com.
pany. in the regiment ofthe line
And also declare that afterwards reed
certificate for the reward Of eighty dolls
| to which ] was entitled, under n resolve OF
Congress, passed tho 18th of May, l77S.
And further declare that was not. on
the fifteenth day Of March, 1923, on the
| Pension List ofthe United States.
[Signedl
Before nr, there insert either Jus
tice ofthe Peace or other magistrate, duly
empowered to administer oaths,l in the
| County OF in the State Of per-
sonally appeared, this day and
Of the said County, who did severally make
oath that by whom the fore going de.
clura,ion was subscribed, is generally re.
puted and believed TO have been an officer
in the Army Of the Revelation, in manner
as therein stated.
Witness my hand, this doy Of ,ir
the year
tSignedl
I Clerk Of the Court ofthe County
Of in the State Of do certify, that
before whom the foregoing afiidsvits
were sworn, was, at the time,a Justice
oftho Peace, or az the case may be- and
duly empowered to administer oaths.
In testimony whereof I have hereunic
get my hand, and affixed the seal o'
r.. s.llhe said Court, this day Of
in the year
[Signedl
fC1
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cre,ary Of the Treasury, on the subject
may be endorsed on the cover, "Reyoiu.
tionary Claims" RICHARD RUSH.
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LAWS OF THE CSITED STATES PASSED AT THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE TWENTIETH CONGRESS.
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FROM THE PAwTUcKET CHROSIcLE.
CELERR ALTON OF THE FOURTH

The Committee Of ofArrangements appointed by the
citizens Of this village, Valley and Central Falls
take pleasure in acquaInting their fellow citizens
that they have completed the duties assigned them.
They cheerfuy acknowledge the ready co-opcra-
ton and liberaity manifested by the inhabitants
while engaged in their business. But a small sum is
wanted to defray all the expenses to be incurr-
cd this deficiency will doubtless be voluntarily sup
plied,-With these observations the Committee re-
specially submit the i1Owing
1st.-NIiitary escort, commanded by Col. Jacobs.
I'd. Orator Of the day, officiating Clergyman, aud
Reader Of the Declaration of Independence.
Sd. Clergy OF the village and vicinity.
4th. Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers,
9TH. Members Of the State Legislature.
9Th. Militia Officers, General, Regimental and
Staff, in uniform.
TIN. Town Council, Treasurer and Clerk.
Sth. Selectmen Of Pawtucket.
7th. Postmaster and Clerk.
9th. Graduates OF different Universities.
10Th. Past Orators Of :he Anniversary.
llth. Interior of a Machine Shop in operation
receiving its motion from the wheels Of the car
riage on which it moves--drawn by white
horses.
18th. Mcchanics's Society.
18th. Committee Of Arrangements.
I4th. Citizens and Strangers.
Joseph Tompkins, Esq will act as Marshal OF
the day. The civil procession will be formed by the
Marshal and his aid.
The Soxions Of the different Churches will ring
he bells at sunrise, and during tho time the pro-
cession is moving and from the place OF celebra-
ton. national salute will be fired at sunrise from
Prospect HILL
The Military, different bodies, and Citizens, form.
ing the procession are requested to assemble a the
Pawtucket Hotel, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. precisely.
The procession will move ov.s the Bridge, up
Front street, down Back street, through Main.st
down Pleasant street, up Church street, down Main
street, to the Rev. David Benedic's Meeting house,
where the following Services will be performed:
Music by the Mozart Society.
Prayer by the Rev. David Benedict.
Music by the Mozart Society.
The Declaration Of Independence will be read by
James q. Starkweather, Esq.
Oration by the Rev. George Tan.
Music by the Mozart Society.
After which, the procession will again form
march over the Bridge, mp Main and down Back
streets, 10 the Hotel, and dismiss.
Mr.. Edwards, Of the Pawtucket Hotel, will pre-
pare Dinner, Of which, all disposed, are invited
partake.
The citizens Of Valley and Ccntra Falls, and the
inhabitants the different towns in this vicinity,
respectively invited to join in the celebration.
All Officers and Soldiers ofthe revolution who have
not received special invitations from the Committee,
are invited to attend. Arrangements have been
WILLIAM FIELD,
JOHN GARDNER,
J. G. .STARKwEATHER,
LYMAN CLAFLEN,
NATH'L q. Il. DEXTER,
JOHN KENNEDY,
LORING CARPENTER,
GEORGE WILKINSON,
THOMAS LEWIS,
Com. Of Arrdng saenfs.
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MORNING, JULYe 1928.
4 Clergymen Of the town and vicinity
x Mamheru of Conguoso

Clergymen Of the town and vicinity
S Members Of Congress
Members Of the Stats Legislature
District Judge, Attorney, Clerk and Marshal
Judges of the State Courts, and their Clerks
Secretary Of State and Attorney General
10 Town Council, ovemeer of the Poor Town Treasurer
and Clerk
IL School Committee
~ Surviving Ocen and Soldiers Of tho RevoIstion, pro-
ceded by twenty four yosths with badges
l3 Cincinnati
IA Officers Of the United states Army and Navy
IS Major General and Suite
l6 Militia Officers, General, Regimental and staR
IT Officers Of Brown University
Is Young MenS c0dmjase Of Arrangements
10 Association Of Mechanics and Manufacturer
90 Marine Society
81 Society for Encouragement cf Domestic Industry
% Suanges and Citizens
The procession will proceed down South Main up Power
and Benefit down President and North Main, up Westmn
ser Streets to the Unvesalst Chapel wheo win be per.
formed the following
ORDER OF EXERCISES:
Voluntary on the Organ, by Mr. Shaw.
PRAYER
BY Rev. Mr. Seamans.
ODE
Composed for the occasion.
Reading Of the Declaration Of Independence,
BY Mr. James d. Prince.
GRAFTON
By Rev. David Pickering.
HYMN
Composed for the occasion.
The services at the Church being closed, the procession
will again be formed and proceed through Mathewson and
down Weyboset Streets Market square, and DISMISS
The different bodies intending join the procession are
requested to be at Market square half past eight O'Clock
as the procession will move precisely at nine O'Clock
The commander of the Military is req .sted To have the
procession protected, that will join after ii is form
ed Market square, unless under the direction of the
shal.
Persons having the management of the erection of build
ng streets through which the procession will move,
requested to have the little obstrcted possible on
that day.
The Clerk of tho Market desired to have the Market
square swept and the d removed previous the fourth
and to keep the market place free from distractions
The Committee most earnestly and respectfully solicit the
cooperation of their fellow citizens, carry the above
rangements into operation, and to assist in giving the fullest
effect to the celebration of the day.
The Committee in closing would remark that they rely
upon the indulgence of their fellow citizens for any apparen
omission of duty, and will plead in the many and
unusual Instructions which they have been under the
sy Of encounerng and which have rendered the duties of
the Committee Of the town uncommonly arduos they
der their thanks such persons have kindly assisted them
in the performance of their duties and they hope hN the
celebration will he Of character credtable To the
A. d HODGES, Tonn's Committee
S. j. SMITH, \ Of Arrangements.
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NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE.

Tho Committee appointed by the town TO make arrange
mens for the celebration Of the approaching Anniversary Of
National Independence, announce the following
ORDER!
At sunrise a salute Of thirteen guns will he fired, and
national salute Immediately after the exercises ut the Church
The bells of the different Churches will ring merrily dur.
ing the firing of the saues, and the march OF the pro-
cession to the Church.
Al half past eight o'clock procession will be formed
Market square, under the direction OF T. r. BILLirGs Mar
sba and j. Q. PaRsrsTER and +. II. YouSo, Assistant
Mar,hslsand will precisely O'Clock, In the follow
ing ORDER escorted by battalion composed Of the following
companies under command Of Col Chrsty Potter TO the
Universalkd Chapel.
ORDER OF PROCESSION
Independent Company Of Cadets, Lieut.. Col Smith
First Company Light Infantry, Capt stiinson
Second Company Light Infantry, Capt. Hill
Independent Company Of Volunteers, Lieut. COL Thaycr
United Train cf Artillery, Col. Potter
Ills ExceIleney the Governor and suiie preceded by
the High Sheriff
Lieutenant Governor
ofbcisiine Clergyman, Orator and Reader Of tho Dec
ara,ion Of Independence