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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-15

On Tuesday, the appropri liion bills was
ordered to third reading
In the House, on Monday the Bill for
altering the Tariff was taken up by a
vote of il6 to 90 -and was debated at
length on that day, and continued ON
Tuesday, without any decision.
In the house Wednesday Jan. 8, some
resolutions ofmoment, both in respect
70 their objects and the character ofiheir
movers. were offered to day. Mr.. BUa-
oEs, of Rhode-Island presented resoIu-
tions of great length respecting the col
lection Of facts relative to the actual,
state Of the country. The preamble
was long and related to the causes
which had led to the prevailing dissatis-
faction with the course of the federal
Government. The series Of resolutions.
following the preamble. proposes the
appointment Of a Committee of24 mem
bsrs, one from each State, TO inquire and
ieport as tn the amount Of duties paid
by each State ;-lheir severa! exports
and imports; their consumption of for
eign aud domestic gcods (; their produc-
ti0n, in agriculture commerce, manufac-
tures, navigation, fisheries. &c; the cur
rent prices ofnll commodities in each.
and the actual amount Of revenue paid,
on an average blythe people ofeach Stat e.
He moved that the resolution lie on the
table and be printed, giving notice that.
at an early day, he should call for their
consideration.
The motion was agreed to. These
resolutions were received with respec,,
BY the House, but some doubts are rails
ed rs to the eypediency ofiheir conside-
ration.
Mr.. Pearce, of Rhode Island offered
resolution referring to the Committee on
Ways and Means, an :pquiry into the
expediency of reducing the duty on mo
iasses. or rrprnIing that duty altogether
which was adopted.
1nih~ Srnaie on Thursday Slh, the
bill relative 10 the Pnbl,c Lands repor,-
ed by Mr.. Kaur, of Illinois, Chairman
Of the Cuuanltee 90 Public Lands, vas
unhe, discussions. Mr.. Kane supported,
at length, an amendment which went
10 deny 'the power of Congress so make
such donaiions 10 the states, of the pro-
ceeds of the hnds. for the purposes To
which they are restricted in the bill
Mr.. Mangum, after remarking on the
vast importance of the question, moved
an adjournment. OF course he is en-
titled to the floor tomorrow. Mr. CAL
houn. it is said, will take prominent
part in the debate.
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ATRocIoUs MURDER. A murder Of
the darkest die was committed Ia Cham
plain last week. The facts, as far as we
can learn them, are these: A Miss Ste
venson, young lady about IL years old
left her fathers house To go to Champlin
village, about two miles distant, on
"Wednesday oflast week, for the purpose
of purchasing some articles at the stores.
She purchased The articles aud left for
home about 3 O'clock In the afternoon.--
When night drew nigh, her friends, a
larmed at her absence, proceeded to
find her, and an Intellectual search was
kept up unIil Wednesday of this week,
when she was found about five rods from
the road leading to her home, with
handkerchief n her mouth and her throat
cut from ear to ear. No doubt exists as
To the cause of the murder, but the viii
lain who perpetrated It is yet unknown.
ow 'lattsburg Rep.1
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NOTICE.

VIE present proprietors Of Pews or parts
Il OF Pews in the Meeting House Of The
Second Baptist Society are hereby noi,Aed
that an adjourned meeting ofthe Cooperation
will be holden at the Meeting House at
o'clock in the afternoon of Thursday the 24'h
of January, to take INTO consideration the
subject Of erecting q new building for place
of worship and to receive the report Of a
Committee appointed at a late meeting to
procure Q plan or plans for said building.
BY order Of the Corporation.
JOSEPH MARTIN, CLERK.
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Fort Adams. Newport IIarbor, R.I.}
January Sd, 1893
$4,000 Bushels Of SAND, for
Mortar.

PROPOSALS will be received by the
u Subscriber. until the Ist of March next
inclusive, for III" delivery on ,hr wharf at
Fort Adams. Newport Hsrbor, r. I. of so,
OOO Bushels of Sand for Stone mortar.
The Sand must be clean. coarse. and free
from pebbles The Proposals must be &C
coinpan'ed by a fair sample thereof. The
delivery To commence on the lat Of .9prIl
next and to be made in such quantities. and
al such times as the progress Of the work
may require.
Jos. G. TOTTEN, It, Col. Eng'rs.
Brevet Col.
Fort Adams. Newport Harbor, r. IL
January 6lh 1883
W The Publishers Of tho Herald Of the
Times. r. l. Republican, Warren Star, and
Fali-River Monitor, i'll pleass give the above
two insertions, and forward their Accounts.
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MEMORANDA.

Jsn.2 AT Wilmington N. C. Orig Lsu-
rel. Bigley. for Havana.
Sept. ~ Touched at Payta. ship Gov
Fenner, Swain, Of Bristol, 20 months oot
l400 bis. oil.
Sept. l3 Leonidss cleveland. of do. 2.
months out. 100 bis oil.
Nov. Is. Spoke. Lat. 80 IS South Lon
40 "a Ship Erie, Spooner, of this port all
well.
Arrived at Havana 23d ullimo, William
Newport.
Al H"lmes Hole Saturday 18Th inst. srie
Harriet, just anchored go
Arrived at Mobile oath uli. Clito, New Or
leans
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RHODE.IsLAND UNION BANK.

"A Ia general meeting nf the Stoc khoId
n ers OF the X. |. UNion. BANK. held at
.helr Banking Room on Tuesday Jan LIST,
ioo3, the following named persons were el-
ee'ed Directors for the year ensuing. viz.
Christopher q. Chanpln, Stephen II. Nor
than. John p Mann. George Engs, Robert,
=. Lee, David Bufum, Abraham Barker
William Randolph. Charles Devens.
And al subsequent meeting of the Board
of Director &. q. Champlin was unanimous
~ re elected President. Attest.
Jan. 81 NC. BOSS, cashier.
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" q TICE /.

A LII these Young LADIES that have
Lace on hand belonging to The Sub.
sc'ioers, AIKEN out previous 10 September
So'h' 1881, are requested to return The same
immediately.
N. Is. -Aiter the 20,h Of January. the
Lace work viii be ree ,Ived and put oui At
our store, No. l72 a. la. Thames street,
on The same evenings as heretofore say
Monday. Wednesday, aud Friday.
Jan. B Wu. e. COZZENS, & Co.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Court Of PROB te. Nepport Jan. 2 1888.
nRDERED. That all Executors and Ad
" mInIstrators on unsettled Estates. ~b"
have not settled their Accounts within One
Year. be and they are hereby notified tn APP
pear at Court Of Probate to be holden at
the Stale House in Newport, on the first
Monday 10 February next. aud present their
Accounts for settlement. WITNESS
b. B. ROWLAND PROBATE CLERK.
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Sagacity Of Mf Eiephant.-A few
nights since one of those noble Elephants
now exhihting AT M. SO B"wery, called
Columbus, either by acc dent or design.
broke the lock to the chain which con-
fined him no sooner was he extricated
from his fastenIngs than with one stroke
of his trunk he demolished the stable con-
tanning four or five ponies. one Of when
he had travelled with for the past year.
and for some cause or otherhnd frequent
ly eyinced II hostility towards him: he
passed his trunk over two other ponies,
and the moment he came to the object Of
his hatred, he plunged his ,usks through
his body. which produced instant death.
Having sauated his malignity against
this offending poney. he returned 10 his
place, and there remained until morning
without offering injury. to any other ant
NAL, although there were at least one
hundred contained in the same building.
". Y. Advocate.
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God loves the wildorke kess--in deserts lone
Where all is silent where no livin5 thing
Mars the hushed solitud des-where Heaven
looks down,
Aud Earth looks up, each as if fmarveiling
That aught should be, and. through the
vast unknown,
Thought-breathing silence, seems as utter
ing
The present God there does he rear his
throne,
And tranc.d in bouudless thoughts, the sonl
doth own,
And feels his strength within
- Durfee.
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PHILADELPHIA Saturday Coyier.-Ou

Philadelphia Saturday Courier Our
neighbors of the. Saturday Courier have
enlarged their paper. We looked at
several coIums In one page, ard liked
ihe,n, but not being very we'll we had not
time To walk out To the other page. We
heard IA report al the evening however.
from some who had visited that side OF
the paper, that it was "all well.'-U. s.
Gazette.
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A GREAT VARIETY OF
WOOllen Goods /:
NoUember lst.
CARPE7INGS e. RIGS.

WM. c. CIZZENS, 8 Go.
AVE received their fall supply of Car
l. Il petings and Hearth Rugs,cons,s,ing of
q pieces very elegant superb new patterns
IS do assorted qualities OF fine Ingram, from
62d cts. to 81 per yd.
.9iso.--Scotch block work and homespun,
from Q0to 50 cts per yard,
Together,wiih large assortment Of Rugs
all OF which will be sold aheap.
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N 0 r C E .

A Meeting Of the Newport Associate
Society will bs held on Thursday Eve
ming next at 4 O'clock at the Masonic
Hall. A Lecture will be delivered by
LT. PARK. GEO. q. KING Sec'ry
Newport, Jan. 10Th 1888.
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N TYCE.

SEVEN TEEN Boxes Of NAcaISEEv was pu,
~ on board oftho Sloop EAGLE IL this port,
on the 18th instant, while laying in New York
by some person unknown. - The only direction
on the Boxes was NEwPoRr and as no person
has appeared To claim the property, It is suppos
cd to have been put on board by mistake =
The owner or owners can receive tho same BY
paying charges, on application to
WM. & J. VARS
. NewnOrt. Dec 90
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TSHE Directors of the Savings Bank are
u requested 10 meet at their Banking room
on Friday evening next the 18Th Jan instant
at 6 o'clock p. NJ. preparatory to declaring a
dividend. b. HADWEN, Treasurer.
Jan. Is. 1888.
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Rev. MR. AvEaY. We must unavoid-
ably address the reverend gentleman,
with the afectionate epithet ofhypocrite.
We believe him guilty of the enormous
crimes with which he Is charged. 1t
canno, be expected, we should know
quite as much about the evidence and
the circumstances as the honorable
judges, whose merciful and miraculous
decision for nothing but a maracle or
something worse has written that decis-
'on,) has let loose on The world, man,
or brute, to play such abominable tricks
as will make angel weep. The Court
acquitted the Rev. Cr,minal7 7
Pawtucket Chronicle.
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PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR. Alexander
Mahon has been elected IA Senator ofthe
United States by the legislature Of Penn
sylvania, in the place of Mr.. Dallas.
whose term of service expires on the 4th
of March mex This result was brought
about by few of the National Republic
cans, bul the party to which MIR. NJ. be-
longs Is not known.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-15

MrLANcHoLv. The sloop Collector,
WIN. Walden, master, sailed from this
place, with lime and deck load ofhoop
poles. for Newport, on Friday morning
between 3 and 8 o'clock, with strong
noriherIy wind, ana about III o lock,
Conanicut bearing. 8. w. distant mile
was capsized and sunk. The sloop Al
bany. Cap, Ash, vas IN sight nj the time
aud her boat was Immediately lowe red
and sent to their assistance, but they had
all persisted before they could reach the
unfortunate sufferers, except one young
man, who su k, when the boat was with
in few yards of him. The crew of the
Collector, consisted of Capt. Walden.
and boy, named James Blycn. both of
Newport, and 8 passengers. Proc. Jour.
One Of The Passengers above spoken
Of, supposed to have been an Irishman,
was found lashed in the rigging on Sat-
urday, about 9 feet below the surface of
the water He was brought to this town
delivered up to his countrymen and
Inferred Sunday.
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Died

Al jamestown on Thursday last, Mary Wee.
den, wife Of Arnold Wseden, at an advanced
age "a worthy member OF the Soc'sty oi
Friends
In ,nis Town on the 9th Lydia Sheffield,
widow OF Mr. John r. Sheffield, aged W.
Al Eastport, Name, ON the 10Th Dec. last,
Mrs. Elizabeth V,nton Green, wife OF Lieut..
Geo. Scare Green, in the 2S,h year OF her
age.
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TO PRINT K RS
y WHITE & VIM. HAGEl9

As Respectfully informs the Printers Of
the United States, TO whom they have long
been individually known as established Let
ter Founders, that they have now formed co
partnership in said business, and hope FROM
then united skill and extensive experience
to be able to gire satisfaction TO oil who may
favor them with orders.
The introduction Of mac hinery in place
the tedious and unhe althy process Of cHslli.i
type by hand, desiderstum by the Eufop,
m aud American Founders, was by Amer
can ingenuity, and o heavy expenditure oi
time and money on the part OF our scnio,
partner. first successfully accomplished,
Extensive use 0f the mach hlne cast letter, has
fully tested and established it's superiority ~
every particular, over that cast by tue Oh
process.
The Letter Foundry business will here
after DO carried on by the parties before
named, under he irin ofWHxTE, EA-
GER, & 90. Their specimen exhibits
aconiplete series, from diamond 10 64 lines
Plea. The book and news type being IN the
modern light and style.
VII TIE, HGER. g. Co. are agents ior
the sale Of the Smith and Rust Printing
Presses. which they can furnish TO thc't
customers at manufacturer prices; Chuse-
Cases. composing Sucks, Ink. and every ~
tlcle used in the printing business, kept to-
sale. e. furnished on short notice.
- Old type taken in exchange for new a,
nine cents per pound.
0}-Newspsper proprieiors who give lho
above three insertions, will be eniiul1 q
Fss Dollsrs in such articles 90 they m8y 81
y WHIT
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In this town on Tuesday evening last, by tho
Rev Mr. Wheaton, Mr.. Robert Is. Lawton To
Miss Eliza Z. Turner. daughter Of DR. W,llian
Turner, all Of THE town.
Al South kingstpwn on the first inst, Mr..
Rowland n. Gard ,er 10 Miss Ann .. HoIley,
daughter 9th late Mr.. John HoIIsy, all Of that
place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-15

The Baltimore Republican states that
Mr.. Calhoun is said to have expressed il
as his opinion that ,f the tariff bill now
before Congress passes, oil the difficulty
about qualification will be at an end.
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A regulation has been adopted bv the
War Department that hereafter no per-
son under the age of l6 years, shall be
appointed Cadet at the Military Acad-
cmy at West Point
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LIST OF LETTERS.

- EMAINlNG in the Post-Office
- Newport r. !. Jan. 9th 1888
GO Persons calling for them should
say advertised.
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Notice.

1>HE Subsciber has during the past w'' 2
4 received a large additional supply ~
European and Domestic Spring goods of cy
ety iscription--which ensb. ,,him 10 of;
to customers q very large and elegant g.
sortment 1T prices that cannot fall ,n pea.,
THOMAS FOWLER j.
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NEWPORT BANK.

A T the ADnuel Meeting Of the Stock
IA holders Of the NEWPORT BANK. held
at ,helr Bank Room on Wednesday, Jan. I'd.
1888. the following gentlemen were chosen
Directors for the essuinR year. viz. 8 Sam
uel Vernon, John Williams, Simon Newton.
Willism Vernon, Isaiah Croker, Jun. vii
liam 3. Nichols. Stephen B. Cornell, vii.
liam Stevens, and Russell Cogge shall.
And at a subsequent meeting Of the Di
rectors, Samuel Vernon was chosen Presi
dent, and
Jan. g.. s. CAHOONE. CASHIER.
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DROPOSAL> will be received until the
4 10Th February next, fot the supply al
FORT ADAMS, Newport Harbor. r. l. of
100000 Bricks.
These Bricks must be cast in moulds of such
SIZE as TO average when burned, eight inch
es, by four inches. by two and half inches.
Ihey must be OF the best quality Of mer.
cssntable Bricks. The proportion Of sal.
ssa or pale bricks. must not exceed one
eighth OF the whole, and no soft or very pale
shrks will be received The proportion OF
arch bricks must not exceed one eighth Of
'he whole, and none Of these that are much
warped, will be received. The proportion
oi broken Bricks must not exceed two per
cent. Al least. l000 900 to be delivered By
The LIST day OF June next, and the remainder
~ the course OF the Summer and Autumn of
The year, at such periods as may suit the
convenience Of the Contractor, prov ded
There be always on hand the supply requisite
Tor the progress Of the work.
Should any person desire to furnish the
stated number Of Bricks, or a less number,
Of a size different from that gwen above,
ihry VIII please to accompany their propo
sails with a statement Of the length, breadth
and thickness, Of a well burned Brick, of the
KIND they wish 20 supply.
Before forming the Coz tract, fair sam
pie will be required to be deposited in the
Engineers Office Fort Adams, which.
should II prove satisfactory. will govern in
the inspection of the several deliveries.
Payment will be made. if required, on
each cargo duly inspected and recelved.--
All communications touching this subject,
to be directed to Brevet Col. JosEPH G. TOT
TEN, U. 3. Engineers. Newport, X. l.
JOS q. TOTTEN, LII. Col Engrs
Brepet Col
Fort Adams. Newport IIarbor, k. 1.
January Sd. 1898
@ The publishers of The Herald of the
Times, X. !. Republican. Warren, (R. I.)
3 ar of the Portland, Bath. Gardiner. Hal
lowell, Wiscasset. Thoinas,own, Bucksport.
Bangor and Belfast (Me papers of the
Portsmouth, N Il. papers; Ncwburyport.
Salem, Taunton. New Bedford and Fall.
River, Mass. papers; Boston Patriot; Son.
ington. New London, Middle,own and Hart
ford (Ct J papers; Of the N. Y. Courier &
Enquirer. N. Y. American. Journal OF Com.
merce, and of the Newburg Star. will please
give the above notice four insertions, and
forward their Accounts.
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From the Providence Herald.

The TiveRroN MURDER.-The fol-
lowing letter is copied from the Ameri-
can. of yesterday From the excitement
which prevails in Tiverton and Fali-Riv-
or, we are not surprised at the proceed
ings there; more especially as it IS very
geucrally believed the authorities la Bris-
rol had no right 10 meddle wit The affair.
If Mr.. Avery is an innocent man. he can
never object to trial by his peers, aud
should be the first to demand it.
FALL RIVER, JAN 10. 1888.
FRiE d MowRY-A meeting was held
III ibis village last evening, at which II
bout six hundred persOss were present.
Justice Howe's decision was read. il
fills eleven pages, and his CO clusions
are as singular as those Of Benjamin
Hazard,m his famous report. The de-
cision is far from being satisfactory to
the citizens Of this village. The com
mittee for conducting the former prose-
cution are instructed To have MIR. Avery
arrested and taken into Newport County
for examination, which will be done as
soon as possible, and hope that we shall
have the aid of all our neIghbors in fer
reting out this most foul transactIon. II
needs The vigilance of II Lewiston Com
mittee' to bring the guilty to justice.
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ROOTS AND SHOES. AT COST,

fNHE Entire Stock in Trade of HORSE
Il WELL e. ALDRiCH. consisting of
every description Of BOOTS Il SHOES.
and quantity oflNDlA RUBBERS, will b.
offered at private sale, at cost, for cash. a,
the Old Stand recent, occurred by ,hem.--
The Store will be opened on MONDAY
next. for the purpose OF selling SAID stock n,
Wholesale and retail, and will remain open
for that purpose, for one month.
] have appointed Caleb Trip Agent Ia
dispose ofthe above property.
HENRYY CRANSToN. Assignee.
Newpor,, Jan. LIST.
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A I the annual meeilag of the Stoc hold
IA ors of hs North King stown Bank the
following persons were chosen Directors. viz:
ELISHA WArscN, WILLIAm BArrsv. Or
rvsR WATSON, JonH CLAKKE, JoxArHAs
RErSoLps, EsBor SANFoRD. .JEFvREy DAVIS.
PARDoN 4. iizmmoSD. JoHN y. WsSrvoap.
CnRssToenEn ALLEN, JosEpH C.SAsronp.
EZRA ID. DA.Is. WILLIAM DAEIa ,JEREniAu
G. GApsET, WILLIAm q HAMMOND, GEO.
HAMMOND, Esnos SAryoEp, Jr. NicnoLA.
PiSK,DANlgL STANroN. VILLAS Bnowns
ING, and ELiruALEr Youso. .egbs
And at subsequent meeting ofshe Dircc.
tors ELisHt WATsor. Esq. was re- elected
President OF said Rank. 'Vo7
PIT. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Wexford, Nov. 90, 1882.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

MI ESSRS. HORSEWELL& & ALDRICI;
1vl have made an Assignment to me. af
their property and effects, for the benef, o
their Creditors All persons having claims
against said IloRsEwELL 81 ALpRIcu. are
requested 10 psesen, Ihem--and every person
indebted TO said Firm, Is requested to make
immediate payment.
HENRYY CRANSTON, Assignee.
Newport. Jan let
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TO be Let.

T,HE dwelling house in Thames 81 mex
Il TO Mr. George Engs's which h-~ DC y
lately and thoroughly repaired and is N som
plcte order.--Cor terms a?plv Ia
Aug. II. CHRIS. 6. CHAMpLiN
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Mr.. .Auery's Case.--Wnh reference to the
dec isIon at Bristol in the case Of this GEN
t.eman the Fall River Recorder Of Wednes
dey thus remarks 1--WE impeach not the
motive OF the gentlemen who composed the
Court on thcioccasion, in coming To the de
cision 'hey have; but with the testimony
which has been elected in the case. before
ibcm we certainly are astonished--as We
believe the citizens Of this community gen,
orally are-at the conclusions arrived at
The evidence against Mr.. Avery, it is true
was wholly cifcumstantial, but the intimate
connexion between the different parts. form
ing altogether as whole, such, distinct
and perfect chain Of testimony. rs in our
opinion must have been very difficult, if not
impossible to resist. But the verdict of &C
qui,tal has gone forth to the public. Then
we say, let The whole facts in the case go
forth too.-Let them be circulated far and
wide and let the voice Of the community be
the test, whether that verdict is righteous
,Ope." dos.
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Dancing-SchooI.
MIR. CLARKE

- EsPECrFULLy Informs the LADIES aud
~ GEsrLKmrs of Newport that lac will oper
u SCHOOL for the improvement Of Dancing
at ths MAsosic Hall. this Evening, Jan. st6.
N6 O'Clock rERMs. &6
N B-A Course OF Lessons will commence
for Young Ladies'. this Day, Jan eth.-At2o o.
clock, r. VI [Jan- 3.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE
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BRICKS
WANTED.

DROPOSAL> will be received until the
a 10Th February next, tot the supply at
FVkT ADAMS, Newport Harbor, X. |. of
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NOTICE.
Thomas Fowler ,Jr.

I'D ECEIVED yesterday very extensive
HI assortment of seosonable goods For
eign and Domestic. which will be opened TIN,
morning. He nigh, make many assuran-
ces of low prices grea bargains &c but pre-
fers leaving II to the judgement Of purchasers
who may favour HIM with a call. [oct. o.