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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

PRgsEsT TO GEN. JAcKsos. The Nashville
Union Of the Goth ult. says: "We saw yesterday,
at the Warehouse Of Mr.. Anderson 10 this city, a
large Eagle, ia full feathers and health, which had
been sent by the Government of Texas to Ex.Pres-
ident Jackson.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

The WHO CosvEsTIos.-This body convened
in Winchester on Friday last and nominated Rrc n.
Ard w. BARTON, Esq, the Wing candidate
for Congress at the ensuing election. We have
NOT yet been favored with the proceedings of the
Convention. We shall get them in time for our
next.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

LAX ON BAcHELoRs.--A memorial has
0een presented to the Legislature of Penn
sy'VanIa. praying that a tax may be laid
On al single gentlemen over the aye Of
'"en'y-hYe years Alec. Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

REMARKABLE EscAPE.-The Craw-
louisville (lnd) Record states that
young Judy, who resides in the family Of
Professor Mills, Of that place, while in the
act of drawing water from well, acciden.
tally slipped, and was precipitated to the
bottom, distance Of about 60 feet, but
fortunately she escaped with her life, and
was IN fair way to recover.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

JEFFERSON LASDs--We learn from the Charles
town Free Press, that a week or two since, a farm
Of about 400 Acres, situate six miles west Of that
place, was sold at auction for sf3,02 per Acre.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

no question about this line, we presume
he will take care not to step beyond
it.
Our readers will remember that Mars
Hill is the point at which the dispute be-
gins our side maintaining that the line
runs thence due North, and the other side
that it takes direction South and West
or rather a little to the south Of
West.
The information reached Bangor by
vidette express on the 9th, from Houlton.
The report is, farther, that two compan-
les had marched from Fredericton for
Mars Hill, and that sixmore were TO fol-
low.
Strange to say, the letters from Ban
gor still affirm that the 18th regiment,
from Quebec, had arrived at Madawaska
been there several days-and letter
from Houlton, dated the 9Th, in the Bos-
ton Courier, says that Sir John Harvey
had sent orders for it to march away,
Madawaska being within the disputed
territory. The same letter says:-
There is no doubt that Governor Har-
vey is sincerely DESTROYS Of peace. and
that he is willing to comply 10 the letter
with the arrangement of Mr.. Fox.
Report says that the troops are on their
way from Fredericton up. but the fact is
very doubtful. Great surprise is mani.
tested by the troops Of the province at
what they call the audacity of Governor
F airfeld, but they are beginning 10 low.
er their tone. Provisions are very scarce
among them.
Our militia are amusing themselves
with target firing. saw several targets
near General Hodsdon's lodgings to-day
which were pretty well peppered. The
whole body has been several times para.
ded the General is an active officer, and
keeps the troops in motion. About 600
OF the 1000 which came here, have left in
small detachments for the disputed ground
which reduces our number to 400.
We have nothing new from the militia
on the disputed territory. They are
building block houses in several places,
out of the timber which was cut down by
plunderers, and are said to be in excellent
spirits.
Fredericton will probably be the head
quarters of the British troops in the pro-
vince. The dstancetrom thence to Que.
bee, by the St. Johns, is $40 miles from
Fredericton to the Aroostook river is
III miles, from Fredericton to Madaw-
aska Chapel, 166 miles; from Frederick
ton to river st. Lawrence 24f miles.
The Boston Transcript says Gen.
Scott was to leave Augusta on Tuesday.
He would endeayor to haze an interview
with Sir John Harvey.
The Augusta correspondent Of the At
las says that the marching orders of the
Oxford and Cumberland divisions had
been countermanded and intlmates the
probability that no more troops will march
until after Legislative action on the Pre-
sldents message. The same writer adds
Oar troops that are now on the dispu-
ted territory, will not, am satisfied, be
withdrawn. Facts are daily brought to
light that justify the authorities of this
state IN continuing strong force on that
territory. to protect the public property
1t is now ascerlained that timber to the
amount of more than million of dollars,
has been cut on the public lands in the
disputed territory during the past season.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

We regret to learn that the Hon.
George Ii. Dunn, representative in Con-
gress from Indiana, was recently over
turned, in stage, and had both ANGLES bro
ken. The accident took place in Ohio,
while on his return from Washington.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

LIcENcE LAw.-The brig Oak, arrived
at Boston from Rochelle few days since,
with cargo of brandy. She had four
hundred and fifty fifteen gallon Kegs of
brandy-ordered especially for the Mas
sachuseits market. -Alex, Ga..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

Col. W. R. Johnson, the Napoleon
o. the Turf, is the Wing candidate Of the
state Senate of Virginia in the Chester.
field District. Ball. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

A RELIC OF THE TIME THAT TRIED
MEMS SOUS On Monday last JOSEPH
BENTON, an CID Revolutionary soldier,
entered the County Treasurer's Office,
Philadelphia, TO recsive his pension. Ben.
ton Is IN the l0eth year OF his age, and I'M
able to walk without assistance. He was
accompanied by his daughter, lady 60
years OF age.-PoaiSon'S Advertiser.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20
GEoReErowN March I3.

Our Canal has been open for the last
three days, being for the frs, time this
season, and never have we witnessed such
a business spirit as is now manifested by
tho citizens Of this town. By reference TO
our report OF the trade on the Canal for
those days 1t Will be obvious to all that
bright prospects are before our merchants.
We understand that on Saturday last,
there were ten thousand bnrrels Of flour
landed on our wharves. Beat this who
can !-Adrocdte.
TRADE ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND O.
IllO CANAL
FEom MARCH o TO MARCH All, AT u o'clock NJ.
81 boats descending, cargoes as follows ::
l,549 barrels of flour, I,l76 do. offaI.
80 do. apples, so perches limestone. 65
barrels whiskey, ID bales hay. Butter
Eggs, Wood, &c. quantity small.
% boats ascending, cargocs as follows:
1913 tons plaster, $1,000 shingles, 49,.
$50 feet plank, $50 bushels potatoes, 81
barrels molasses, sugar, and liquor, 10
do. ale, 465 empty barrels, 70 bushels
oysters, barrels oil, $3.50 lbs. groce.
RES. Respectfully submitted.
JAMES GREELEY.
Col lp~fpr mod och koar..r 1r--.---. ---.-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20
From the New York Commercial of Wednesda
FROM THE EAST

500 w" ioiN commercial OF w puGcs daS
FROM THE EAST.
Our advlces from the disputed and dis.
pu'ng territories, this morning, are all in
the shape of letters, the Maine papers
containing nothing later than we gave
Yesterday. The letters are mostly 10 the
editors of tho Boston journals, and all a.
gree IN stating one piece Of intelligence
somewhat interesting, to wit: that Sir
John Harvey had despatched CORPS Of
engineers to take possession Of and forti-
~ the elevation known as Mars Hill
his elevation, the letters say, is within
the State of Maine, being ofthe meridian
al boundary line; but they also say tina,
a portion oft extends over the line. into
the province of New Brunswick-or ra-
iher that a portion of the high land, the
highest point of which is called the Mars
Hlli' extends as aforesaid.
Assuming this TO be the case VOC do
not perceive that there is any thino so
exciting" in the news. Sir John has
an unquestionabIe right to push his troops
ana his Qualifications to the very line #.
self, If he thinks proper and az there is
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-20

Collector ond Loeb, keeper, Georrotow,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09
~ ANU'S REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM.-

- AND'S REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM-
- New York, sept l5,n l-3S-Nlessrs A. b.
~ A.. Sands; Genllenen,-Feelng deeply ludsbt-
ed to ynu for the valuable service you have render.
ed me do most cheeriuily INFORM You that my " lie
il -niirell cured ot the salt rheum by the Use OF
your remedy aud syrup of Sluaparilla. She had
been very severely afflicted with III, disease III her
iace Tor years; had tried various medicines, both
luIerual aud external, hnt without producing any
s,od effect until by the advice oi a friend who was
cured by your medclne. she was induced 10 use IT,
and am thankful TO say. the result has been per
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09
MILLIN Z r Y

yUyuE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
Ladir. OF NewpOri and vicinity that he has D.
pened stor. in Mrs Towu.ends building. Thames
street where he intends keeping a general assori'
mt nj OF MILLINERY articles. such a. FLOR
ENCE AND LEGHORN BON NETS, aud
all kinds OF foreign stock ~ tie straw line. Also all
kind. Of AMERICAN STRAW BONNETs.
mo stock for Born"t- and Palm Leaf Hoods-slso'
Bonnet TRIMMINGS, ofcvery description. lie
ha. engaged MIllIners from Boston who Will he IN
the Store to trim BOunets ~ the frs, style Bonnets
of All kinds repaired al shon notice.
The subscriber has an extensive establishment IN
Newport fo' the manufacture Of all kinds OF Straw
Bonn.ts-foregn aud domestic-where the trade
can be supplied at wholesale at the shortest notice
aud 1t reasonably prices JOHN COREY.
New pOrl. March u, l-3)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09
aAA'NiN
JOHN CHAPMAN.

Chatham street
1t is with much satisfaction lha, the pruprleiors
ere able to lay the above certificate leorr the pub
&C, that al, may aud know the great benefit which
me individual Is able to certify To laying received
nd known others to receive from the use OF th>
valuable rned'cne. Not onI, for Sali Rheun. but
ar all other diseases OF the skin snch as ,iluswurm.
teiter, Scald Head. BARRIERS or Jackson Ilch Ecze.
ha, Ne, tins medicine Is also cerlaiu cure. The
syrup "i Saraparllla - recommended To be used
WIN the Remedy, as It tends to purify and throw out
rom The bood aud system, all the unhealthy humor
Connected with The disease, aud the Application OF
&c Ktu'edy exeiI ally at The sap,e tune. Grad caies
iroul the system. Numerous instances have &C.
'nrted where thu. course has Ell eted eurSs IN one
week TINE Every person afflicted with htse
uhpldints ~ any TORN is invited to make iunediale
,'e Ut this valuable medicine aud geteured without
icay.
Prepared and sold by A. D. T. n. Sands. 20 Full
on. y. T.. corner OF todd 81 aud 100 Fulton. corner
IT Nillism-st, New York. aud by DR. X. x. HAL.
ARD. Newport L. l. Pnce ST.. ya-6m.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09

HI Il. BOUfEn.E, SURGEON u, G...,sT
IL. respectfully informs the cItIzens Oi New"
port aud us vicinity, that he has taken rooms IN
III. house formerly occupied by Dr. Gaze, at The
foot OF Washington Square. where he is prepar.
ed to attend To operations IA Dental surgery, in
It's several branches. He offers to iusert mInt raj
teeth in any number, from 10 full sell ,ither
plvots gold plate, IL the may require he will
also iIl decaycd teeth cleanse aud exact teeth, all
OF " hIch Is done IN a saie and the mvSt approved
manner, at reasonable prices.
DR.. Boulel e. while ia the study and practice OF
Dentistry. has spared no pains 10 make himself mas
ter OF hs profession, and has uyaIlrd himself OF u
kuOwledg OF most Ui the recent improvements ia
he art. lie confidently trusts that. to those who
mav avail themselves oi au examination "i bis work.
that alone will he a sufficient recommendation, but
to secure confidence of all, the iollo%ng testimonial
is inserted from D0cl Esten of evidence, whose
merits Dentist we'll appreciated BY the pub
lie generally.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09
pxL IS. &C.
Ii Ar. asOt. t.llliUfDS.
NO CURE, No PAY!
PRICE 81.
HAYS LIN 1My MT.

~ fiIIlOS- Ms tAtTdOfdtuifl cnenlcdl com
position the reSnlt oi scielce aud Tia. invention
Oi celebrated medIca man. the introduction vi
winch 10 the public va, invented wIth the soelnu,ly
Of de.lh bed beqnest, has since gained reputation
unparhlled, fully sustaining the curreclues, o the
IanehUd Or. q rldleys last conessOn, that he
dared moi i.e wnh0ut giving to pUstrry the ben-nt
oi hs kno" ledge Ou lne subject aud lie therefore
bequeahed TO his friend aud attendant, oOiOuOn
Hays the secret oi his discovery.
1t Is now used IN the principal hospitals, and the
pr'a practice IA our country, hrs aud most GER
tdlnly Tor the nt the PILEs. and ien-
sVely ana eticciuaily 10 battle crednliJ, unless
where ITS effects are Witnessed. EXTERNALLY Ia The
iOilUHlng COuIpiIlnts;
FoR DROPsf-Lreatng extraordinary absorption
al Ouce.
ALL SwELLINGs-Reducing them in few hour.
RnECMATlsM-ACuIs or Chrome. giving qu.ch
ease.
Soar TnRoAT-B. cancers, ulcers o. colds.
Group, AND NRooPING CoUGn-LxteinaiIy, aud
over liIe chest
ALL bruises, SpR.rNs AND BURSs-Curins in a
few hous
SoREs AND ULcEas-Whether fresh or long star
dug, anu lever sores.
Its uperatcus upou adults aud children in reduce
IEy rheumatic S~eLu.s, auu loose bing coughs anC
tghtueSs U tie cde>t Ly relaxation Vi ine pats IN,
been snTpri,,ng Dty ond ,OncrpuOn. / Ee common
REMARK OF those WHO have ussd II IN ne PILEs, Is"
acts like d charm
THE PlLES.-Thc price 81 is refunded to any
person wnu vii use bottle Uf Hay LnInent iuI
the Plies aud acturn Ih- e,1ply bottle wI,Iuul Dens
cured. hese the positive Oiers o the propIe-
tor to the Agents; aud oul Of nIny thoas4 nus sold
not one has been unsuccessful.
We nigh ,n-erI certificates 10 any length, hul
prefer that those sell he drtlce, should eAbbI;
the original TO purchasers.
CAU rlUE-None can be genuine without
splennId engraved WRAPPER. OH winch Is my name
aud also THAT or TnE AGENTS
SOLOMON HAYS.
! Sold wholesale and retail by COMoIOCK q
/ co. No. : Fletcher It. near MAIDEN Lane, New
York la Newport, by Il. }. TAfLOH. l4S
Ihames-st. Nov. Il.
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NEWPORT
THoMsoNIAN IryrIRMA AIRY.
Conner Of Spring and MH Streets


nR. j. w. NICHOLS would respectfully in.
~ form be citizens Of Newport and the public
generally that his practice t. in ,irct o1,uiy TO
The correct aud phIiOsOphc PRINCIPLES ~ first pronp
gated by the great medical reOrinpr Thomson. and
that I've wIt to rely upon his -ncees. ia his prac.
tee lor patronage; therefore, those who prefer
Thom-on's sauary and efficient remedies IA the
hour of distress TO the hi--draiug lancei-ihe yesi
eating Catharidps-he MeIcural, the Anumonial
and their cnucolntant poi-onswiIi be cordially re-
celved al las lnhnary, where every attention rpqu
site TO facilitate the nCs sale aud speedy relief will
be rendered.
DIR. n. will attend TO patient. their residence as
usual. and supply his friends aud the public with
pure medicines, packed with printed directions for
family Use also. many valuable medical books, e1-
plana,ory the Ihomsonan System. Family Rights.
&c.
Ladies and gentlemen will be accommodated with
Baths during the day and evening. at short Gotee.
The AgueOus VopH Bath ior cleaning Ihe surface
and eqnaz ny the circulation Of the fluids, is admir-
able for -rupuohs of tie skin. Rheumatic and liver
affections, ii stands preennneut June 2G.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09
MARY TILLEY,

No ~ SpTIng-Siree
Dec 10. Sole Agent for NcIrpOT;.
TIN, following gentlemen have breu alpo,nlcd
Agents for the sale of" Speuccrs Vegetable Pills.
c. Brown. Little Compton,;
blOnro X tiIiiOld. Bristol;
~ u. Burr, warren;
Howlaud X Chnrch. Westpou;
Albert Clifford New Bedford
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09
POETRY.
THE BOWL.

By LIEUT.. C. W. PArrEs. L. s. ARMY.
Oh shun the bowl the draught beware,
Whose smile but mockS the lips of men;
When foaming high with waters rare,
Oh, never touch the waters then.
With friends we love. though sweet 10 dip
The neciar'd Juice at close Of day.
Yet trust ye not the siren lip
That wins to cheat. and lures to slsy.
Oh shnn the bowl. and thou shalt know
A deeper spell than swims in VINE;
Though bright its hours Of sunset glow,
Their crimson clouds as briefly shine.
a few short days 10 madness past.
And thou wilt sink unknown 10 years;
Without hope beyond the blast
Which means above thy grave Of tears.
Oh leave the bowl. If thon art wise.
To shun the path Of guilty fame;
The burning road where anguish lies.
Aud pe1nred honor weeps for shame.
In after years some cheering ray
From virtues smile will DER thee spread,
And thou wilt bless the better way
Thy errng steps were 10th to tread.
Oh shnn the bowl as thou would'a leave
The poison ID 'po, where reptiles tread,
Lost widow d hearts for thee should grieve--
For thee, nn,imely tears be shed.
Yea thine may be the fearful 10,
To prove, ere time hath dun nd thy brow,
A sire-,nI yet the witness not
or them who weep his brossn vow.
Has, thou bride whose every sigh
Deep rembles with the JOY it g'es'
Hast thou child whose meek mid eye
Lvos in the light its father lives
Theu, shun The bowl the drangh, beware,
Whose smile but mochs the lip, Of men;
waen loamng high with waters rare,
Oh neysr touch the z bel then.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09
t1EADACSSE,

MIR. f. SPOiiN, Germa" physician Of much
HD note having dev oted hs attention ior some
Year. 10 the cue ANA removal Ol the Causes Oi
INERFDUS AND SICK HEADiCHL, has the
satisfaction to make known that he has u reuedy
winch by removing tie causes cares etecluall aud
permanently thus distressing complaint. I 1heIe are
many lamies who have considered Sick Headache,
u constitutional hcurable family complaint DIR.
) assures ihem that they mistaken. aud abonng
under distress which they might only alleviate,
but actually eradicate by tie Use oi bis remedy.
1t Is the result oil scientific research aud Is entire
" oi dIdereut character from advertised patent
medicines aud Is not unpleasant TO the taste.
HEADACHE, SICK Or NERVOUS
The extraordinary repHtdton that DR.. SpOhB \
remedy tor tins distressing complaint is every day
gaming Is certainly matter OF much aSlunishmenI.
That 50 much suffering should have existed for ages
without any discovery OF an etiecnal preventive or
cure, is truly subject OF much roget but DIR. ,.
now assures the public that such a remedy has been
invented rs will convince the most eiedulCLs. The
principles upon which acts are simpIe aud plain.
1t Is an admitted Tact that rhiS paint. whether
called Sick Headache or Nen Gus Headache. arises
primarily from the stomach-lhese who think they
have the Nervous Headache uiay rest assured tina,
tins organ, tile stomach tue hr>t cause. that the
system has become yItIated debrrated, tlnough
the stomach and thai only through the channel
must they ehpecta restoration OF the natural aud
healthy functions of the systrm-rhis object DR..
Spohn'S remedy Is eminenlly calculated To attain
The truth OF tins position cannot be ConrOyeited,
sud the sooner sufferers with the headache become
convinced Ulit tie soour viii their sufterngs end
/ IN restoration of health. Dr. Spohn pledge. h-
/ professional reputation thi. fact. The remedy
may be had nj Lpotecarles generally throughout the
United States.
For sale by r.. J. TAYLOR Newport
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09
CERTIFICATE.

JAN. lst, IH39.
This cerGes that DR., ID. X. BoUTELLE, Surgeon
Dentist has been engaged with me or some tim.
past IA the ~tnd, and practice of Dentistry. have
found hlm very irgemous, and cheeIuly recon-
mend hlm 10 the public Dentist worthy Oi con-
hdeucs kuowug him tobe oi good moral character
and believing they will be we'll pleased Ith his pro-
i-ss,nnnl services, or any work that passes through
his hands.
w. 4. ESTFN, Dentist
Jan q No @ Westminsler-si Prn,ihrnce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09

ynN lie undersigned, sols Executrx Of the las, will
aud Testament OF her late husband Doctor
WILLIAM TURNER late oI Newport, dec, has
appointed PETER p. REMINGTON, Lsq., her sole agent
to settle the buSn al the sand estate, and requests
h having demands against the estate, Ia present
them to him Tor adjustment, and those lndcb'ed Ia
make payneni forthwith, to her said agent.
ilErrE +. TURNER, Ext'N.
Newport, February 9th 1889.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-09
SPENCER'S
cget ablc Pills.

VNNIIE forest is natures medical repository and
n experience her gIeat medical teacher. trtu
that repository the .nsredIens which comlUSe the
above invaluable medicine have been Lucd, and
that teacher, experience has shown It !" be uurval
ed iD is saluary effects the human system -
Thousands have heen benefited by the use Ut these
Pls and they SodOm iaIlO the INTENDED effect.
For all Diseases originating ~ impurities of the
blood they have 10 equal. For complaints mci-
oent to the female constitution, ihey stand nrryaii-
ed. In Complaints OF cndren, IN headache. dy-peu.
STA, chronic disorder and the lncpent stages of co.
SUMPTION, they are certain 10 anord speedy reef
and generally effect cure when all other means
have failed. They are perfectly innocent aud safe
and may he taken at all tunes, and under al crcun
sauces without the least possible danger.
Prepared only by GIDEON SPLNCER, War.
wick x. | who is sole proprletur-to whom only
he composition Is known.
II Be PARTCULR. Each box has an inside
wrapper with an engraved fac smile oi the proprr
etor's signature, and an engraved label >i-ned by
his own nnI aud coltllning he words VEGETA-
BILE Puts The cover ui the box Is stamped q
s. None others genuine.
The render Is particularly referred to the recon-
mendations and certificates winch accompany tue
pills. and the responsibility owhich cannot be ques
toned
These Pills may be obtained Of
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John ohaw, 90. North Man 81 NJ. hooihsoh' ~
Westminster st.; " yiIs ATes lIo, hit ID S'e-
phen Alariu, 3,5, NOrIhNlsin II Nm u. Crnhp'
i Market Square. Noel Mathews "son. It's SCUM
Mann 81;
lie Following ar. the Ssh Agents for the State OF
Rhode Island
Pawtcset-Jame T. Benedict Coveniry-Joih
G.. Harri.; kingston hr>. Mary lugraham olo'
ce>,et- D. [. a ouIielsi n Go. do. bennington IN
Elli, T; do. Charles Green last GreenwicL-lh hosn.
as ba,emar; 90 Geors. ,. Gardner Ch''ihs
Como Mauu'y Con. ). Daper; seltuat-'o-
>eph VI " arner. Do Manufacturers Co. Si0iri
10 Harley ish Nauck-OlNer baker oiht y'He
John " si,Iusn; luuul,Is- pltIt chr!.
lals,-Falls A Babcock Sla,ers, ~. -fthoh'""
N Marvel Aibon-Mason tIabe q Co ia"'"A
et-A w. Potter. Narwck-B. W. NSDtlh
DO, IEUmp,on q Avery Do. Amos I'D " -
n.us stone n Co.; " okioIG-k- v NJ!
South kings n-Sy ,.sier Rel m 81 hs, y o.u
w IN. ke,uods; Chsrlesion-N. a no
Grrervillt -. a. smith Jchn'oi- Nh's, 80.
Mhls) e &, Arnold; y, rih Ire.,den'e, a.,
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smith; Mansvili,--A. Mason; 'thee'"e .- ~"
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