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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11

i ,T'er from Washington City, mentions
"a Louis McLANE, Esq was attacked win a
'"O0> fyver immeoia'eiy after his arrivai in
~"o0n. He was confined 10 his bed al the last
aricrs .s.vgaqA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
Through from fur md uhuIftofve hour

Through from fur md uhuIffoJfoe hours.
win,cavs yFnRu's FOUNTAIN INN, Lght,sireei.
on THURSDAY 6fh inst a. half past o'clock the morn
ing FAR Washington, and contA,ue to run daily; at the
sam time. viii .eave BarnQrd's Mansion Hotel Penn
syyania Avenue, (near the Presidents house, for al
tmorc. t ,fst.. $50 d ~ . =.
c, 20. Office No. 3 South Calverst for the reception
of passenger names
nov IL
Herald, F,e5tr;cksburg; Compiler and Wing, Rich.
mond; FINES; and Old Dominion, Petersburg; Herald
ara Beacon, Norfoks Register snd Star Raleigh; and
observer, Fayetteville. VIII publish the above three
times week, inner form, fol- month
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11

"''" houses Of the Legislature 4 New Jersey
JOIN meeting, on the 9th ins'. GAR
- u, WALL having declined accepting the
'' 'i Governor, the joint meeting proceeded
i, Choice Of tina, officer, when -PErxR D.
"OoN, Jun Of Som-rsr, was elected.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11

We have received the third rnmbrr of CO,
~'a'r' Musical Port Folio. Those who wi IN
'Y single numbers, or subscribe fos- ths
can call and examine it at y. Mar in's
b S,ar, 80. i, ..,a +
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11

,., I've ei'as 10 Flour merchants and 7grirafiu.
i ~ 1T IS 'epcr'ed ,eat' the txqaislles have
'on'emp la' ION 70 introduce he use OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11

Tn. editor Of the Boston Courier has seen
,rt,r from gentleman a, Rio de Jsn,ero.
dIrd Sep. 4, WHICH gives some details Of the
rr,acrions on board the y. S., Erigate Hud-
,,l, ich have oceasioued some public ex-
c,rmsn' against Copr Creighton. The Cap
,.ia is repr-,enred as 4 srrict disciplinarian,
aal tie manas emrnt of FIVE hundred men Is no
s.y TASK The s st disorders, il seems, arose
.p he gun room early in the cruise, d results
81 in the arrest of some Of the officers, the
;raaale then spread to the s;errsge, and
three midshipmen were in consequ, nee remov-
ID 70 other ships, aud a court marital COM
used Of h. following officers, was convened
o, 1oJri the Eandala On the Esd Of June 1929,
'il;--
Capt. Gallaher OF the Vandalia;
L,,uL Belt, Of the Hundson;
F1raea', oil the Vandala;
G,rdncr, do.
Rnggo,d do.
lad The Bos:oe arrived there as Capt, Creigh'
ton expected, there would have been no officcI
iom MS ship On The Court. he "hcers lrleu,
md he sen,en es, so Gar as they were prOmus'
srd at Rio, were as follow
Lsat Thorrss II. Hamersly-sentence un-
known.
Tomas w. Frcelon discharged from
Tie squadron. and suspended for SIX
months on tui Tough pay.
Fraacls H. Neville, Of Msriues-sus-
pended tor four months, but recon-
mrnded 10 the clemency Of The com
m .nder, who reins'ated him and order
ed him to The Vsndalia; -rs
Mi4shipmen Witt VI. A. Moore-scn,ence
unkuown:
Henry Mffiin- discharged from
the gu ,drou, aud suspended for
six months. F-....l. .5
Scn,cnces affecting The commissions OF Off
Gers, II is understood, must be approved by the
Pt'id'nr; minor pun,shmsn's can be approv-
Cd by The commanding officer. .......
The wri'er Of the letter declares that the
mag made in some Of the papers, OF any OF
e being put in i, ons, is wholly unfounIed and
~ !; no severity except suspension has been
"a ted over any offi er ..-..5r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11

Mr. BARBOUR 'a,e M,Gls er 10 England has
H'hgd IN W. h,rgton. SIS
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Pubic Property to llent.

l. pose. will on Monday neal, lie ron inst. at ii o.
clock proceed to rent the premises all the proper
~ belonging to the Corporaton, at the lower end of
Duke-stree,. for aterin not exceeding tso years.
nov 1l--tlti6 49, N3s'
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LUCK!-The ticket having on it the COM
binaton No g. So SO, emitted 20 he handt,me
prize of SIX HUNDRED D0LL.9RSj! wa, sold a,
CORSE's Office Oh the 81 instant, to gentleman Of
Alexandra. who is invited to call and receive the cash
nov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
OccNuuaM Cotton Factory,

TINE now receiving from Their Factory
at Occoquan Va. regular supplies of COTIUN
YaRN from 40 4 To No. 10 which IS warranted TO
be of the very best qualify, and VIII DC iurhisneo'
either at the Factory or at their Store in Alexandra,
on accommodating iern,s- 's. q
S 81 & S. II. JANNEY.
nr The public are respectfully requested to keep
in view the distinction. between the occoquah isrh
and The Eastern Yarn, which IS Labelled AS though IL
were manufactured by JOS Janney & Co. .9a
oct l2-2awSw q.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11

NicM .ra y. Cnrne .

4 This store Fairfax street, three doors north of
"A King street, has just finished opeuing his FALL
NLIPPLTnf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11

The force wi ii which i, was hurled, together
w;,h he :" recipient ,viuience" with which U
wa, met 5y ,lre approaching monster, caused II
10 enter at .onee, ans deeply. into his BODY {;
whilr The ease and sgii,y The obvious cool
Ness and address, with which The young ma
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Tue WrlTer OF The letter declares that TIE
mag made in some Of the papers, OF any Of
e being put in l. ons, is wholly unfounIed and
~ no severity except suspension has been
a led over any off err .-.,e-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-13

found learning, and distinguished piety;
his opinion will induce me 10 perscyere in
its use: tho results Of my future expert.
ence ! shall with great pleasure commu-
nicate. JONAS UNDERWOOD. MD.
.7ndorer, J'sae 30, 1896.
A single dose is generally sufficient for
the cure ofa emmon cold, and 1t has nerer
been known to fail Of giving perfect relie
in the most severe cases of Asthma, or
Phthisic, In one hour.
Full directions accompany each bottle,
which are signed by the sole proprietor.
"GEoRsE WATTS"
Sold wholesale and retail by
J. =. TAiE8,
No. 65, Thames street.
Where is kept general assortment Of
Medicines. Dec.4
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STATIC of Rhode. island, &c.

NEwpoHr. &C. Cterks office, Supreme III.
dicial Court 10Th July, 1929
OLIVER PECKHaM, Of tho towh and
" county of Newport, ina,inor, has this
day filed in this Office, his POI ton for The BEN
eft Of the insolvent act, passed at Jshnary
session, lS2S--Nb,ito - therefore hereby
given to the creditors Of said Pockham, 10 be
ut said Newport, within and for the county
aforesaid, on the fourth Monday Of .8uguss
next, to show cause why tho 3rsief of said
petition should not be granted. G. &. NJ. Cdk.
IL. Cranston, Attorney
July 30,h! for P,titioner.
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Vegetable AithoMtriptic &
Specific Solvent
POWDRES.

"HiS preparation is remedy for the
Il Gravel,and all its kindred compla ints;
viz: Soreness of kidniee; Chronic Inham-
nation on the urinary organs; difficulty OF
Micturition; bloody water; Stranguary,
and every species Of gravel or stone in the
bladder. II is likewise one Of the most ef.
Hcicnt remedies for Dropsy, that has ever
been discovered; and on the principle that
the immediate cause Of the Dropsy, is a
diseased state of the eXhslauts, and urina-
~ system.
So distressing are the complaints fer
which this medicine is designed, and so
dreadful and doubtful the application Of
the knife, that this LITHONTRiPTIC
has been ordered from great distances,
even from the East and West Indies, and
across the Atlantic! and it is not known,
that IL has failed to give relief in single
instance.
The evidence in favor Of its high saIu.
tary powers, cannot be presented at length,
but few names are offered, Of those whe
have fully tested the virtues of the compo.
stion.
Mr.. A. Davenport. Of Cam
bridge, had been severely afflicted with the
gravel for many years. He bad resorted TO
tnc most eminent physicians. and VISITED all
the celebrated mineral waters, but the disease
gradually increased, until, To use his own Ian
guage, life was almost a burthen"--He pur-
chased bottle of the Lithon'riptic, in Nov
Is2j. and a second, on the first Of January
6llowing; on the morning Of the 9th If the
same month, having taken largo dose the ei
vcning preceding. he voidcd large quantity OF
gravel, one Of which stones weighed forty
grains. The last information from this man
was, that he enjoyed good health, and felt We.
~ little Of his former obstinate and exeruciat-
ing difficulty.
The directions 20 the genuine Yithontriptic
are signed by the sole proprietor, "Jso. CRon.
BIZ"
The subscriber has received
thc most happy effect from the use Of one bot
tle Of Vegetable Lithcntriptic and Solvent
powders He has been afflicted for some time
past, with the gravel, which had induced
great debility and distress He followed the
advice ofthe most celebrated physicians. with
out the least benefit. and. last resort
made use Of the above medicine, which i'm
y16diat,ip and uhoiiy removed the complaint
Hc would uIosi strongly recommend this me
dicine TO those who are suffering from similar
Complaints. (Signed) JONAS STONE.
.3Shfeid, JuRe :, 1896
ItE subscr riber, resident ofthe city or Bos
Won, has been for seven wears, sorely afflic TED
with the gravel, which complaint was fro
Guently 90 severe, as TO incapacitate him froIr
iator, fo' month. together. He has taken the
advice IT ihe NOS; celebrated physicians, ant
afssvsssd " their PrescsiYtioo, bui ,h'
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=. =. Tales.
ITALIAN LOTION, or
Tincture of Pearls,
ENOR improving, preserving and bean

LNOR improving, preserving and bean
Il tifying the complexion.
This admirable compound has stood the bes,
of all tests (that Of evpcr ience) and proved il.
| self the most efectual and valuable cosmetic
yet discovered, for removing pmples, spots,
| freckies, rednesr of the skin, and all cutan
eous crorticnx. }npcriing to the skin the most
cslicnts fairress. In casS Of scroiula, sal,
| rhcur, and various other humors, it hus been
used with peculiar success Gentlemen
| whose faces are rendered tender by shaving
will find il excellent beyond precedent, for q.
meiiorating and removing the unpleasant
harshness caused by the operation. Thos,
persons whose avocations expose them 10 in
tense solar heat and severe winds, will fnd
| that an occasional application ofthis valuable
| compound will afford the most soothing relic
! as IT removes the unpleasant sensation causeo
| by either, IL has not beon deemed requisite
! offor long recapitulation Of its many virtues
as its admirable properties arc too well known
| and too Justly appreciated 70 require it. Bu'
| as there are many vile and spurious cosmet
ICE ofierc. to the public, as possessing virtue,
| OF vital importance, il may not q use less &
remark that the italian Lotion has been usec
| 5v thousands, both In Europe and America
with entire success, and far exceeding their
antiripations. IL not only renders the skin
| beautiful, soft and clear, but by repeated az
plications il promotes general exercise o
those important functions Of tho si@n, whicl
are of primary Importance TO ilios- who wi
to attain and preserve beautiful complexior
and does not contain any Of those perniciou
ingredients, which are The basis of most co..
netics now in Use. Certificates of lis con
pleto efficacy can I've shown To any who wisl
either in Eaglisli, French, Spanish or Italian
For sale by j. ]. FALES.
may 9Th fSpn
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Valuahle1aMd Cor sale
REDUCED PRICES.

vVNHE Proprietsrs a the South East nine
u Townships OF the iclland Purch in
the western part OF the State Of New York,
now offer the unsold land in those Town.
ships for sale, at the following reduced
prices viz.
as contiguous aud COMPACT as may be, at
one dolla. and twenty FIVE cents per acre,
and in less quantities, at one dollar and fit
ty cents per acre, for cash IN hand, and at
two dollars per acre, five per cent OF the
purchase money in advance, and the resi-,
due payable in eight equal snhual install
men,s. the fret to be paid IN three years
from date with interest on the residue from
that time only
These tow wnships are distinguished by
No, !, 9 and 3, in the lst. I'd and Sd ranges
Of the Holland purchase lying intheiow no OF
Friendship, Bolivar and Cuba, in Allcg any
County and CLEANS and Hinsdale, in Cstta
raugus County.
The face Of the country is diversified with
aills and vsllies, but not mountainous; the
soil rich and easily titled.
IL is covered with n great variety oftim
Der, of luxuriont growth. The country is
well watered and remarkably healthy. Va
rious roads are opened through the
tract; houses of public worship; mills, and
school houses have been erected therein,
AS the title is indisputable, it is believed
hat this tract presents more indncement e
he enterprising emigrant than any other
IN the State. For further particulars apply
10 the subscriber, at the office Of The Hol
land land company at this place.
Ellcottville, Catlaraugue Co. N. Y.
June ], 1929.
STALEY N. CLARKE.
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p @ u " q "
From the Western Recorder.

From the Western Recorder.
The following beautiful lines form no idle
picture Of the fancy. How many female
bred up in ease, in affiuencc and re6nenen Mt
and afterwards made happy in tho husband OF
her choice, has been doomed at length To re.
slize the sad reverse here described.
SOLILOQUY OF DRUNKARD'S WIFE
-. Time was, when much he Iov'd me,
When We walkd out at close of day { inhale
he vernal breeze-ah, we'll do remember,
How then. with careful hand, he drew nv
mantle
Round me, fearful lest the evening dews
Should mar my fragile health. Yes, then hi.
l.ook'd kindly on me, when my heart was sad
How tenderly he wip'd my tears away,
While from his lips the words fgentlo sooth
ing,
IN sofiest accents fell.
How blest my evenings too, whom wintry
Wore bowling round our peaceful happy dwell
., il was sweet, The daily tack performJ
BY the swept hearth, and cheerful fire 10 sit
With him loved: to view with glistening eve
And all parents fondnoss, the budding grace,
Of our little ones.
As*Then ye had father,
Siy lorciy babes, now more than helpless or.
phans!
Thy mother more than widows grief has
known;
Ycs, sharper pangs than those who mourn the
dead
Seiz'd on my breaking heart, when first knew
My iorsr, hasband-O y my earthly all,
Was dead to virtue' When saw the man
My soul too fondly lov'd transform d to--byuie!
q, il was tbon tasted gall and wormwood!
Then the world look q drcary! fearful clouds
Quick gatherd round me, dark iorebodings
came;
The grave before was terror, now il smil'd,
long d TO lay me down in peace ful rest,
There to forget my sorrows. But liv'd!
And o my God! what years of wo have fol
lowed,
I feel my heart is broken. He who vow'd
To cherish me--before Gods altar vow'd,
Has done the deed. And shall then upbrait
him.
The husband ofn,y youthful days--the man
For whom gave nv virgin heart away!
Patient, I'll bear il all.
'NS Peace, peace my heart!
IT'S almost oor. A few more stormy blasts
And then this shattcr'd sckly frame will fall
And sweetly siumber-where the weary rest
And the wicked cease from troubling
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
THE Hon. Cour, Of Probate OF The town
Il of Newport, have appointed the sub
scribers Commissioners to receive and ex.
anime the claims against the estate Of
Capt. JARVIS p. Hart,
late ofNewport, mariner, dec. represented
insovent, and six months from this date is
allowed to the creditors 10 exhibit the same,
and we will attend for that purpose at the
house Of John Pi,moB on the last Saturdays
in August, October, and December next, al
2o'clock p. m. JoHN PlrnAF,
JAMES BooaE. Com'rs.
JoBs BARxER,S
All persons indebted are requested to
make immediate payment to
GEO. G. SHAW, Admir-.
Newport, July q, 1899.
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J. }. EAl.ES.
June Goth.
C..!...a..A!..g !. i. A. GOODS
Al No. IL

At No IL, Cheap side,
N GWEET will open one moro
v. ~ case this day at 10 o'clock, OF
hose cheap and real good undressed Cal
icos for only 12a cents Per yard, ond has
good cotton stockings for 20 10 rs cents
per pair-he has more of those cheap kid
cbldren's shoes for % TO % cents per pair
--he has silk stockings for only 50 cents
per pair-hc has A unbleached sheeting 2
for 10 cents per yd--4-i indigo Blue chex
for one shilling, aud furniture chinta for
only I2} cts-;;he has an elegant assort-
ment oI' Ribbons--he has figured & plain
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and other
silks, cheap Gros dc New York very hand.
some more of those cheap twilied "A
imitation merino cloth for only 80 cts. the
yard, good imitation of pongee and very
cheap dresses, gauzc hdkfs from 2s6 to
81 81, very handsome, and many other
very cheap goods going of rapidly. Mr..
). is constantly receiving the real good
Bargains from his friends in Boston, and
hopes the ladies' and gentlemen will favor
him wi'h their custom. June %.
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-EIicir PectOva!e.

EtiCir PectOTa!e.
Vegetable Pectoral Elixir.
THE discovery OF this irestimable ELK.
n IR, was the result Of ten years close
study, in order to discover the causes,
symptoms, and cure, Of ali those formda
bic diseases that prey upon the organs Of
the chest; namely, Consumption, Asthma,
Catarrh; Colds, and every species Of op-
preston at the chest. In oil cases where
this Elixir has been duly administered, its
astonishing efficacy over every other arti
clio heretofore offered to the public, con
vncing the most incre6ulous. that Con
sumption is mol ineurabie, If properly ai
tended to.
Although the superior virtues oT this
Elixir, are extensively known, and its qua
lities highly approved hy the most rcspec
table Of the Medical Faculty, n few certih.
Gates are sdded for the satisfaction ofthose
who may be sffiicted with those diseases
for which il is designed.
The undersigned takes plea
sure in mentioning the very prompt and
essential relief which he experienced in q
severe attack on the lungs, in December
and January last, from the use of the Elk.
ir Pcctorale; and cheerfuly testifics. that
in his opinion, it is a most beneficial medl.
cine in Pulmonary complainis,vinleni colds,
or settled coughs, and earnestly recon-.
mends the Elixir TO all who are suffering
under Affections of this kind.
F.A. STRALE.
7hsologicol Seminary, .irdorcr,
Mass. June 80, 1896
The following is extracted from, and is The
substance Of n communication received from
a distinguished physician; the original being
of too great length to publish in an advertise
ment.
In the course ofthe past year,
| I have in several cases, prescribed the F..
lixir Pectorale, and have been generally
pleased with its effects.--Judging from the
properties which enter into its compositior
believe il a valuable medicine. and par.
ticulariy 30, in cuses Of protracted coughs
depending upon irritation, kept up by hab
! it, which would, if not subdued, developt
iuburcular liberation.
Having Just received commune n,or
from distinguished individual, on whose
veracity / cen withthe utmost confiden ncs
rely, il may subserve the interests Of bu
manityto quote his own words. He say,
OF the Elixir Pecrorsle, 81 gave a vial o.
il TO . sister Of mine, who has had for {
long Tine severe pulmonary complaints
especially 9 hard cough, and sometime,
hemorrhage; she says she has received
the mos, sensible and important benefit
and that she must have more of the Elixir
Another sister told me lately, that she wa,
seized last Spring with violent influen
"a, from which she was relieved to her as
,onishmcnt by the Elixir; 80 far as have
known il tried, it has produced no bad ef
fects subsequently. There il no quaskery
about il, ss the author " a sober, well bred
PhysicisD, Q man OF talents, who came Z,
this composition gradually, by his owl
prsctics.
The writer OF the above extract is OK
scnsively known as 0 gentleman Of Prs
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complaint increased in severity, until he
made trial ofthe Vegetable Liihontriptic and
Solvent Powder, in July last From the use
Of this medicine, he has received the most
solutary and unexpected operation, as il has
improved the state Of his health, and efiectu.
ally dissolved the gravel into such minute
particles, that they have passed off without
difficulty. Signed, C4LPLT L.aNE.
Boston, Dec. IS25.
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State of Rhode Island, &c.
State Of Rhode Island &c.

NEWPORT, &C. Clerks office, Suprme Ju
diciai Court 29th Juiy, 1929.
pROWNELL SLOCUM, Of Portsmouth
- in tho county Of Newport, yeonan, has
this dav filed in this office, his petition for
the benefit Of the Insolvent act, passed at Jan
uary session, 1923 Notice is therefore here
by given TO the creditors of said Slocnm, "a
be and appear before said Court, TO be holden
at said Newport, within and for the county a
foresaid, on the fourth Monday Of August
next, TO show cause why tho prayer Of said
petition should no, be granted. G. L. M. Cik
II. Y. CRANSTON, attorney
July Both for petitioner
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New-York & Newport Packet.

LNCV- Ofh N INC"POft "tNCts
NJ THEsloop ALBANY, VARS,
IN master leaves Newport on Sat-
- urdsy next for New York, and
v will leave New York on Sat-
VI Jay following for Newport and contn@
uc To sail on each succeeding Saturday,
alternately, Until October next. She is 4
staunch, fast sailing vessel, Of IS tons bur-
then, with good accommodations. For
freight or passage, apply 10 the master on
bonrd ct II. Bulls wharf in Newport, and
at the foot Of Maiden Lane, in New. York.
Newport, nny IA, 1890
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Job Sherman,

Job Sherman,
MAS just RECEIVED FROM BosTor,
a LARGE ASSORTMENT or
SPRING & SUMNER GooDs,
Which piu be sold at reduced prices,
Among which sre,
DLCE, mixed and olive Broadcloths,
- sattinetis, silk, and Valencia yesiing,
black and red Circassian, black Lasting,
yellow nsnkin, nsnkin and Canton crapcs,
blue, black, pink, white, brown, and olive
Gros do Naples silks; colored Florence blk.
sinchaw, white and colored sstin, Russis
danssk, linen dsmask cloths, linen checks,
fine mssland linens, white and brown drill,
linen and cotton lawn, linen csmbrIc bkfs.
Russia diapers, plain and fg'd Swiss mus.
lin, fancy cravats, leno and book muslin, q
large assortment Of small figured calicoes,
ginghams, Mexican sstteens pretty arti-
Gle for childrenis wear, brown cambric, fine
white German cotton hose, brown batist, Q
new style Of beltings, rich gsrniture rib
bons, large and small shell combs, togeth-
er with almost every desirable article Of
the day, and Of good kind. oil which are
offered - low a. at any other store in
town 4,b mo. &ad, ls22.
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STALEY N. CLARKE.
Assessors Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, That tho Sub.
~ scribers were appointed in legal Town.
Meeting, held the I'd inst. Ia assess a Tar OF
~ ,S33 % cents, on the Inhabitants and
daleeblc property in this Town, to be collect
Il and PAID into the Town Treasury on or be.
ore the FIRST day Of Dec next Wo there.
.ore call on all persons interested therein, TO
give into either of us, List oftheir Rateabie
Estate. on or before tho 18TH day of July nex,
Verbal statements will not be received, and
Lists handed in, must be according TO law
and aitesied
ANTHONY v. TAYLOR,
JAMES B. PHILLIPS,
JONATHAN r. ALMY.
NATHAN b HAMMETT.
Newport, July 2; 1899.