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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18


| Mr.. CAMPBELL, from the Committee of Elections,
(that committee being the first the st,) reported
resolution empowering the committee to have all
printing done which deemed necessary TO facilitate
| the business before it,
Mr. CAVE JOHNSON moved to amend The rcsolu.
ton by authorizing the committee print all the evil
dence they have collected Mr. J. in submitting this
motion, observed that he did not propose disc
the question involved and for that reason and to save
the time of the House, he would call for the previous
question.
Mr.. CRABB hoped the gentleman from Tennessee
would not do so much injustice to the committee as to
persist in his motion. demand, said he that the com
mttee be heard.
Mr.. CAMPBELL appealed to the gentleman from
Tennessee to withdraw his motion for the previous
question.
Mr.. c. JOHNSON declined withdrawing his motion.
He had purposely avoided discussion himself believing
It would be useless consumption of time
Mr. BRIGGS moved a call Of the House; which was
ordercd-ayes So, noes 5e and
The roll was called, resulting in Isl members an
swerng to their After calling the absentees
ana excusing such of them were absent from una.
voidable causes
On notion all further proceedings under the call were
dispensed with, and the doors were opened
On motion of MIR. SERGEANT Senate hill ia amend
the act TO provide for taking the sixth census or emu
meration of the inhabitants of the IT, S. approved I'd
March, 1o}9, was taken from the Speakers table and
referred TO the Committee on the Judiciary
ORDERS OF THE DAY
The STEAMER announced that the order of tho
day was the motion of Mr. Casey refer the memorial
Of the National Road Convention, held at Terre Haute
Indiana, to the Committee of Ways and Means. with
instructions TO report bill appropriatng S5O,0OO to
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-18

o. The Locofoco papers declurc that the
Harrison excitement is dying away. lie,
them listen to the following whisper Of this
dying democratic breeze which comes from
Chester County, Pennsylvania. We copy
from letter in the Pennsylvania Gazette:
"The County Convention held in the Bo-
rough of Weslchestcr, today, exceeded any
thing of the kind | have ever Witnessed
except tho great Baltimore Convention, aud
.n one respect, this was more cheering and
encouraging than that.
1 mean in the fact that this was composed
.ol The real bone and sineO, the ycomanry ol
the country, who came up chiefly on horse
back and in their big six horse wagons, witt,
their hard hands. their sunburnt faces, and
their coarse apparel they were the real
hard cider, hard working, and if occasion re.
qulrcd it, the hard fighting men.
Depend upon IL, they viii fight hard before
they will suffer old Harrison, the gallant old
charger, to be beaten by the little Kinder
hook poney.
The convention, should think, numbered
full 5000; some estimate it mnch more.
should say there were not less than 1000 nor.
ses on the ground.
General lsaac p. Wayne presided ant
spirit stirring, argulnentative, and convincing
addresses were spoken by Mr.. Profit, Mr.
Montgomery, and Mr.. Clarkson, which were
responded to with the utmost enthusiasm"
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In the exchange papers, that we received
on Saturday morning, we found the namcs o
22 seceders from the loco foeo ranks, and, BY
way o. a small sprinkling Of variety, one Sc
ceder from the Whig ranks. The sccedel
is none Other than Robert ". WickiiGe (no,
the young Mr.. WickIffe whom we noticed
on Friday,) pretty well known, wherever
known at all, by the gra phically descriptive
soubrquct of Greasy Bob"
Mr.. Wickliffe gives in the Lexington Ga
zstte, a column Of what he calls his reasons
Tor going over to the loco toco party. W.
can state his true reasons within much mar.
rover space. The chief Of them is, mortified
vanity. Whilst he belonged to the Whl
party he was perpetually trying to get to
Congress. Last summer, ~ opposition e
tho wishes Of oil the Wings, he thrust him
self forward and ran for Congress in opposi.
tion to the party candidate, the Hon. Rich.
ard iiawes. lie was beaten, distanccd
disgraceJ: he received no Wing support al
oil, though the loco focos generally went fol
bin. This result turned bln sour against the
Whigs, but he did not at once avow his aban
Jonment Of them, for he ndulged hope OF
being able to coax them into his support al
some subsequent time. A few months after
that Mr.. llawes was about 10 resign, aud tn,
Wings began to cast about for successor
Then, indeed, poor Wickliiie's expectations
blazed anew, but the public sentiment of IN,
party passed by him AS if there had been n,
such person in existence. This was enough
tho cup of his vinegar and gall was full
mud he but waiio d for an opportunity OF pour
ing it out on the Wing party. Such nn op
porunity, he thinks, has arrived, and he hn,
svalled himself IL. The Wings have bas
the good luck TO lose troublesome and NOR
tlhed Office seeker, and the Loco Fvcos I,
mud one. We are very glad To see suel
politicians drop off from our ranks at The
present time. u there be- any more, let then
make all haste TO go. They nre not fit /,
share ~ the honors of the great aud glorious
victory which the soldiers of the Constltul iol
are about to achieve over the army Of ,hC
Spoilers.
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NOTICE.-In pursuance ofthe provisions

\ NJ OTICE.-In pursuance Of the provisions
~ of all act passed by the Genersl Asse NJ
bly,, of the State OF Rhode Island, at their
January Session, A. d. 1897, entitled an act,
authorizing Limited Partnerships, aud for
other purposes"
The Undersigned Philip Case, Daniel Paine,
Leonard S. Maring, and Leandsr NJ. Ware,
hereby give nstice that they have formed h
limited Partnership, for the purpose of man
utacturing divers articles OF India Rubber, in
the CITY Of Providence, under the name and
firm of Maring and Ware.
! That the sand Philip Case, Daniel Paine,
Leonard s. Maring, and Leander NJ. Ware,
are all residents IN the city Of Providence.
That the said Leonard ). Marlng and Ls-
andsr NJ. Ware, are the General Partners,
and tho said Philip Case and Daniel Paine
the Special Partners.
That the said Philip Case and Daniel Paine,
as the special partners, have contributed in
cash aud paid into the common stock, tho
sum of seventeen hundred and fifty dollars,
each.
And that said Limited Partnership is to
commence on this twenty ninth day Of May,
A. ID. 1910, and will terminate at the expira.
lion Of three years from this date.
PHILIP CASE,
DANIEL. PAINE,
l.. s. MARiNG,
LEANDER NJ. WARE.
Providence, May 20th. 1910.
Providence County, sc. In Providence
this nln,i, day of June, A. ID. 1910. Then
Philip Case, Daniel Paine, Leonard s. Mar
ing aud Leander NJ. Ware, personally Game
and appeared before me, and severally ack'
now scd and declared that all the declara-
tions contained in the preceding Instrument,
are wholly aud strictly true.
HENRY MARTIN, Public Notary.
| Providence, Juno 9th, lSiO.-'rhls lnstru-
lncnt duly worled in book No ], page =, &c.
of the records of the City of Provlden CO, for
recording Limited Partnerships.
Il Witness,
RICHARD NJ. FIELD, City Clerk.
H ielS-6w
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TxE PRINTERS FEsTIvAL.-At numer.
ously attended meeting Of Printers, and
others connected with the craft, in Boston
and vicinity, held on Thursday afternoon
Juno II, a committee, appointed at a previ-
Gus meeting, presented Report, which was
unanimously adopted, recommending
That the proposed Celebration Of the Four
Hundredth Anniversary OF the invention ol
the art of Printing, take place on "Wednesday,
the 24th instant, at Fancuil Hall, where u
collation., consisting Of cold meats and the
fruits Of the season, shall bo provided, the
tickets of admission to be charged at three
dollars each.
That the invitation to unite in the celebra-
ton shall net be limited to the city Of Boston
but be extended 10 every town and city in
The Union, aud to all Printers and their asso-
ciates in the Art of Arts, whether native
citizens or children Of other countries.
That the time allowed for subscriptions OIL
the purchase Of tickets, by persons residing
in the city or its immediate vicinity, be limit
ed TO Saturday, the 2Oth instant.
That, in order 10 carry this arrangement
into effect, General Committee of Arrange
ments be appointed, who shall have full
power to adopt all measures which they may
deem necessary or cxpedent, to render the
festivities of the day adequate to the even,
commemora.ed, and creditablo, not only 10
the parlicipators in the celebration, but &c
the ancient metropolis of New England.
The following gentlemen were appointed
the General Committee of Arrangements -
David Francis, J. G.. Rogers. l.. Nj. Walter
w. w. Clapp, Joseph w. lngraham, Henry
w. Dutton, Harrison Gray, Uriel Crocker
Charles q. Greene, 3. N. Dickinson, Nahum
Capen, Charles II. Locke, Albert Morgan
George w. Bazin, Ferdinand Andrews, J
Il. Buckingham, and II. X. Marvin.
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H q n II e { S

VyrM. JAMES Tll.bEY has now the FOL.
w lowing kinds OF Bonpe,s, and will sell
them nj one quarter ,o ono half !css than any
Ueser ia town, as he is now making finaI
close.
Florcncc Brnids, Fine Straws,
Palm Leaf Hoods, Erven Broids,
Mixed S,raws, Striped Straws,
Ieghorn Flats. Seven Brnids.
Also u lot of Florence Braids aud Mixed
Slraws for making DOnneis by the piece 81
yard, with Straw Edpings.
| will also sell yard vide French hnsiins
Jacouols aud Prints. at 20 cents per yard
which cost from 40 io 30 een,s.-Ribbon-
ot ~ 9 cents, cost 25 cents. Many "lhe'
1 .,rCd. J.! .ls eine proportion. Junc L..
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Assessors Notice.

VUNHE subscribers give notice that they
n were chosen Assessors, to as,ess a
Tax of seven thousand five hundred dollars
order cd to be assessed at the Annual Town
Meeting, holden the I'd day Of June instant
on the inhabitants Of the town of Newport,
and the taxable property therein, to De col
lected and paid into the town Treasury Oh
or before the first day Of October next;-
We therefore call upon all persons interest
cd, to give in to either Of us, a list Of Their
rateablc estates, under oath, Oh or before the
4,h day of July next
THeMAs BysH,
NATHAN B HAMMETT, assessors
WM. II. CRANDALL,
Newport, June lS, 1910.
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| In the city OF New York, on the night OF
he 18th inst, in the 10Th year Of his age,
DANIEL WHEELER, d minister OF the
Society OF Friends, formerly Oi Yorkshire
England, and late of st. Peters burg, Russia
DANIEL WHEELER Was u native of Eng.
land. lie has long been an esteemed minis
ter Of the society Of Friends, and many
years Of his life have been devoted 10 The
cause of his Divine Master. In the year
1917, prompted by view Of moro extensive
usefulness, he accepted an invitation from
The late Emperor Alexander. then in Eng
land, and removed with his family 10 reside
near st. Petersburg, in Russia. In 1884 no
left his family, AMI with the appreciation OF
bis friends, embarked ct London, on a visit,
10 the love of The Gospel, to the natives OF
the South Sea Islands, where no continued
till 1888.
Soon after his return to Europe he was
induced, in the discharge Of what he deemed
religious duty, 10 visit this country, but
was soon called home by the illness OF one
OF his sons, at whose peaceful death he was
favored TO be present. Early in the 4lh
month of the present year he sgain embark,
ed for tbis port, to finish his visit, and srrv-
ed OIL the 2Sth Of the 4lh month, very i'll OF
congestion of tho lungs and departed this
life, with happy assurances Of blessed
Immortality, at the house Of his friend, John
Clapp, OH the night Of the 18th inst.
Among the subjects that elected the deep
sympathy of the deceased, as connected
with the condition Of the inhabitants Of the
Pacific Ocean, was the demors,izing and
ruinous effect of ardent spirits, introduced
among them by the professors Of Christiani
ty. He has now passed from works TO re-
wards, and this brief notice seems duo to the
large number Of persuns in various parts Of
the world who knew and esteem hlIn.-.E
y Com. .4dv. Of the 18th.
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Look at this :!

r. w. Acknowledging to make diff
O' ierent arrangement and bring his busi
ness to close, takes Tins method OF informing
MS friends and the public that he viii sell the
following articles at and under cost, viz:
Bbls. butter crackers, do. pilot bread choco-
ate, mace, nu,megs, ground pncnto, 100
mats cassiu, 10000 spanish aud half spanish
Segars, stone, earthcn aud wooden ware,
matches, % suck. Liverpool ground salt, hats.
Sc. &c. &c. Also OH hand aud for sale, ii
window sashns and frames, made expressly
for my own use. Purchasers wishing any OF
the above articles will do well 10 call before
going observation-disclosures cash.
Newport, June ii, lS40.
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LOOK .AT THiE!!
ICE CREAMS. CONFECTIONERY
FANCY ARTICLES, Sc. &c. TO
SUIT THE 2LUE.S.

ENllE subscriber respectfully announces
Il 10 his former customers and the ,nhsbi.
tnnts Of Newport, and It's vicinity, that he has
begun to make bis Ice Creams for the season.
will take SO cents per quart by taking five
quarts-ess than five quarts 62t cts. and
will warrant it to be as good as the very best
that can be produced IN any part or place IN
| Newport or clsewherc-ii ii is not as good
no charge Whatever will be made. will
also sell IL tickets for one dollar, each one
to produce an Ice Cream--aso Is cts ior 4
halt pint tumbler. will warrant 1t to be
pure cream or no sale. Cus,ard Cream made
at the shortest notice. Persons wishing I"
eat an Ice Cream or other refreshments will
please call at the store next door south o.
James lialnmond's dry goods store, where
lhey will hud rooms fitted up in the neatest
style for their reception. trawbeTy, Lepon,
Pine apple and Vanilla Ice Creams. made
to order at The shortest notice. | will also
serve it up IN forms OF plain tor companies,
parties &c.
O. Don't forget the quality, "gooa a, Tho
cery best without any exception OF price or
quality.
The subscriber has recently returned from
New York with the greatest assortment OF
toys, fancy articles, confectionery, &c. THAI
was ever offered for sale in Newport. All
will be sold 10 suit the times. Candies at
retail, % cents pound at wholesale, lo cts.
a pound; molusses 60 cents the hundred. |
have also on hand the greatest assortment OF
baskets that can be found at any store in
Newport, which will be sold very low to suit
the times. Please give me call.
ALEXIS MENACE.
Ice for sale at the lowest prices, aud sent
to any par, Of the town free Of expense
Fruit received daily from New York in It's
season. juno ll.-4m.
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ters received in this city, we learn " that i've
or six lieutenants and the surgeon of the
squadron, having been dismissed from it by
Com. Hull, are now OH their way to Wash
ingtop, to represent their case, and obtain
that reparation which It's unusual and aggra-
waited nature demands. These gentlemen
are most accomplished and exemplary otli-
GERS. The principal charge against them IS
their unwillingness to visit the ladies Of the
Conmodors's iamly."-PhIadetphia Worth
american.
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The North River steamboats, have
been racing for some time, and last
Saturday collision took place between
the Dewitt Clinton and the Napoleon,
which threatened very serious conse-
quen ces. While the boats were to-
gether, two or three pistols were dis,
CHARGED from the Napoleon at the
Clinton, but without effect. Are there
any grand iurics in New York
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HEnOR.4ND9

Sailed from cuxhaven, 9Th ult., ship VIM. Engs, Coe
Tor Havana
sdelphia.
Cid. ut Albany, llth inst, schr. Cygne., Eddy, for
hs port.
cd at Apalachicois, sOth u, brig Florida, Philips,
New York.
Spoken 5h inst lat 80 is Ion ~ ship Palestine Lit
tefeld, iin New Orleans for Havre.
Sailed irom 6t Augustine, 29th ut, brig oc,avia, OK
New York.
Cid. at Mobile, I'd inst, ship Hannibal, Mumiord, for
IiyerDOol,
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Ice Creams. Ice Creams,

,'1NHE subscriber respectfully gives notice
L to the Public generally, that the Rooms
over his Confectionery aud Variety Store,
opposite the Post Office, are ready for the
accommodation uf Ladies and Gentlsmen,
who wish Ia pass an hour or 50 in refreshing
themselves with Ice Creams. and other re.
frosbments usually found at Coniecton.
ary.
N. B. Ice Creams made TO order and war
ran,ed equal to any in town, at 90 cts per
quart, and sent 10 any part OF the town, Ut
any hour OF the day or evening.
On hand and for. sale, great variety OF
Fancy Goods aud Toys, Fancy Baskets
W illow Cradles and Wagons, &c, &c.
Confectionery at whelessls and retail, on
the most reasonable terms.
Constantly on hand and for sale, a gene
raj assortment of Preserves and Fruits, and
host Of other articles, 200 numerous to par.
ticularize. r. STACY, Jr.
Newport, June 18th, 1910.
Don't forget, the ORIGINAL. is 10 be
found directly opposite thc Post Otiice.
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The committee Of arrangements would
respectfully invite the fraternity generally
to attend. A dinner will DO served on the
occasion in a pavilion to be erected op the
.Church.comm sufficiently large TO accom-
modats all.
Ample accommodations will be provided
for those ladies Of our brethren VINO may
see fit to honor us with their company. The
Pawtucket Hotel, (Brastow's) will be open
for the reception Of oil such during the day.
Our brethren from abroad are particularly
invited to JOIN and participate in the fesiivi.
ties Of the occasion. For the COMMITTEES oI
Arrangements,
JAS. HUTCHINSON, Ssc'ry.
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BLAIn, KENDALL s. Nmrs as enIight-
oncrs Of the public mind and expoun-
ders Of Democracy Heavens, what
a trio We would ss lief think of
Laoi:er, Noloch and Bolial as preach.
ers Of sound morality. " O. De-.
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Notice..
jelS.-6w.

V>EIE annual communication Of the M. w
i Grand Lodge OF the State Of Rhode
Island, &C., will be held on "Wednesday, the
9th Of June, at II o'clock, q. M. ut Union
Hall, in Pawtueket.
The members of the Grand Lodge, Proxies
Of subordinate Lodges, and all others con.
cerned, are requested to take notice and
give their attendance accordingly. BY or
der Of M. w. CALEB EARLE, q. NJ.
JASON WILLIAMS, q. Sec'ry.
Providence, June Is, lS40.
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Ladies FrcRch Shoes

DEM. MARSH, ". has ihst received .
~ splendid assortment ~ the above arti
chs, o the first qniny sf ESTES manu-
farinrr.-l Ladies who may want first rate
article, viii please call at l3r, Thou,ce ST.
! lans 81, 100.
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PORT OF NE WP0RT.
CLEARED.
schr. Maria. Small, Providence.
sloop Rienzi, Heath, do.
CLEARED.
ARRIVALS.

FRIDAY, June l2th.-Arr. sehr. President, from
Charleston for Free town.
sloops George Washington, Smith, from PIovidonc,
for Norwich WIN. n. Bum, Irons do. Tor Hartford
Herald, Gibbs, do. for New York Victory, Heath do
Cor do. Avon, somerset, for do.
SATURDAY, June 18th. Arr. schr. Concord. Carr, 4,
days from Maianlas, with uoasse. to Geo Engs Ve.
per, smith, from Wilmington for Provijencs.
Sleeps Thros Brothers, Stewart, nom Fail River foi
New York Rionzi, Heath, from New Yofk for Prov
idcuce.
SUNDAY, June llth--Schr. Valiant Honey well, ffom
Phiiadelphia ior Providence FraGklin Gurncy, Roch
est0r, itr New York.
sloops Fame, Fogcr, from Providence for Nantucket
massasoit, Brown, Fall River for Albany.
MONDAY, June l5tb.-Arr Schr. Mnria Small from
Boston for Providence Holder Borden Rhodes, BAt
more for dol Craven, Cole, North Carolina, with
shingles to George Bowen.
BAILED,-Cuttor vigiiant, Lieut. Tracy, Oh cruise
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The address put forth by the locotoco
committee Of Pennsylvania, contains
some of the most unblushing lalschoods
ever put upon paper. Amongst the
signatures to the document was that of
Mr.. Hay, the editor of the American
Sentinel, and staunch supporter of the
administration. He is however, an hon
est man, and he thus speaks Of the ad-
dress in his own columns -
"NVe have consented to publis in to-
day paper the address ofthe democratic
Central committee on the ground that
it is document belonging to the history
of the times, and because it eInanates
from the political party with which we
have usually acted, through their COM
mittec whose names are appended.
We owe it to truth and conscience,
however, that We are not to be held as
endorsers Of the address We dislike
its spirit and have no hesitation in
saying that some of its statements OF
facts are not supported by evidence.
1t is proper also to remark, as the
name Of Mr.. Hay appears among the
signatures, that he was not aware of his
appointment as one of the Central com
mittee, and never saw the address till it
appeared in the public prints"
Do the loco(ocos think to deceive the
people by putting forth such statements
and then writing honest mems names
under them And what sort ola docu-
ment must that be which its own par
tzan prints denounce as false :
Dror. Journal
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w aMteu 1! I!
RE MOYAL.

MRS. EDDY has removed from her resi-
A'A Genee, 3 doors East of the Custom,
House, TO the house next south OF Mr.. Mnr
rays. She has in store variety of Mrs.
tlamer's CORSETS, some of the low priced
JUS. received. Likewise, Dr.. Joyne's Med
cnes, with variety Of others.
A considerable number of FANCY ARTl
Giles, from the Convocation and other so.
cIetles. An assortment Of COMBS, and will
receive shortly fresh supply.
Any goods on commission would be CRATE
fully received. June Is.
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The st. Augustine News mentions n
ru,nor of another Indian attack upon one
of The Alachua settlements. Thirteen
families, and The garrison of six mon
were surpiisud aud murdered.
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PREPaRiSG TO QuIT.--The business sea.
son being almost over, many Of our citizens
are beginning TO hook uut,hward. A mum.
ber have already sen, their families on; Others
arc about departing, and by the first oi July
our population III be considerably diminish
cd. A gtcot majority, however, belong to
the "Cdai go uody Society" and we untlei.
pate q pleasant sumner, u fire aud lever
iail 10 visit us - Mobile Chronicle
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RHODE ISLAND COAL.

IN HE subscriber is now receiving the a.
4 hove Coal, and ready for delivery to
any part Of The town.
Also. SCREENED NUT COAL, for
Smiths use. s. NEWTON, Jr'
Agcn, for selling Il. |. Coal.
4
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FiCtOu Coal.

4 GOOD article for Crates, ,chcn a mod
N crate fire is mnnied. A cargo Of the bes,
quality OF Pictou Coal is expected in a few
days, aud will be sold at reduced price Il
taken from the vessel on arrival.
June L. s. NEWTON. Jr.
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All other Tavern Keeper. aud Retailers vi
Liquors IN satd town, are selling liquor wGihouI
license.
Nv order of the town council Of the town OF
New port. u. II. ROWLAND, Council Clerk.
June 10, IsIO.
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New Goods.

A LARGE lot Of yNEW PRINTS, and
N oIher Spring Gocd,, just received by
II. SESSIONS,
June s. 1872 Thsmcs-st