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REVEREND IMPOsTOR!!.


Il OOK OUT look out! for an INFAMOUS
q 4 KNAVE, by the name of ENOS l.. FEN.
WICK. Of New York, who was formerly a BAP.
| TISr PREACHER, and better known TO the citi-
zens oi Monroe County rs the REVEREND
IIMpOSTOR' This soulless VILLAIN, who was
dismissed from his pulpit, time since, a 1r1'o
I..r.s.t-,'rJr u,u cnWcn, nut upon the WHOLE
! COMMUNITY. -.- .nr
! A lew months ago, this SCOUNDREL wrote
TO the Subscriber. al Boston, aud wished to be ap.
pointed agent for sale Of the Matchless Sanative.
The General Agent notknowng his deprnved char.
acier, gave him agency. and forwarded him a
quantity Of the medicine. This he soon sold aud
remitted the money. aud ordered another lot, which
was sent about one month since. To avoid any
suspicion as 10 The DESIGN of his applying for an
made partial remittance of the sales Of II last lot
only 10 DAYS ago. Yesterday. with utter ASTON
ISliMENT tho General Agent learnt, that this
manufacturing with his own UNIOLY HANDS,
a worthless medicne,--a SPURIOUS SANA-
TIVE. which he is employing swIndling pedlars to
palm upon the public as the GENUINE ORlGl
NAL.
s-,,- If the people OF America will only bear ONE
FACT IN mind, there is not even a POSSIBILITY
of their being duped by this UNPRlNCIPLED
VILLAIN. The fact is this; UTNO PEDLAR. or
TRAVELLING AGENT has ertr been employed IN
this country 10 sell the Sdnaire or 10 tedue cil any
person 10 sell on commission. IL Again, every Agent
of the TRUE Sailatve, Is isappolnted By the GEN
ERAL AGENT. and receives the medicine directly
FROM THE DEPOSITORY IN BOS ron.
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NGU Hay Skip Yard.
SILAS U.OTTRELL,

,EH WoUL,forn, the public tina, he
1-JH has RAlyAY in operation for
TY1TY\f hauling upels, at his SHIP iARD
.HA8G fsw rods,w the Custom lic'se.
where he can always bc,d ia readiness 10 walt
on those who may iavor with their custom.
The charges are for ling up and launching
high deck Vessels. twensuis per ton.
Low deck. tweniy-h,eis per ton.
For laying on this Rail y-Vessols under one
hundred tons, ~ per dsy
over one hundred sndder one hundred and
fifty, % per day.
Over one hundred and 81.
No charge for stormy dand Sundays,
No Vessels will be reckd less than hity tons.
June 26.
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SRf&{tS supply ordtIs w any eA'a"' oe'ne"
8&& Fnnrt aud ornsmenlai Trees, ehrnns,
Roses, BulhoIs and Tubsrous footed
~- Plants, HerbaceoUs PoIeDisls, 4c. The
Fruit consists OF great variety oftbe estAmerssn
English. French aud other Europeanyarleties OF Up
ples Pears. Cherries Peaches Plums, Nectsrins,
A pricot- MulbeTries, Ounces, Grapes. Gooseber-
ries. Curranfs, Raspberries, Strawberries, with q
variety of Nuts as Filberts, Hazelnuts, Chesnuts,
Walnats, Hickory nuts, &c.
Their collection VI Ornamental and Forest Trees
il extensive-among which are Oaks, Naples, Eims
AilHnihus. Adele, Lindeus, L0cusis. several yarie
ties Of The Horse Cbesnut. Ash, CatalTs, Tnhp
Larch Magnolias Balsam Fir. &c. with a great va
iiety Of others TO be found in their Catalogue.
The propTietors have made large additions the
present season Of Frnit, Ornamental and Fores
Trees Shrubs aud Flowers. among which are some
Of the most rare and baanlIful varieties Of the Mos
Rose. selected FROM the most celebrated Gardens ~
Europe.
They have great variety Of the most desirable
Plants for Ornamental or permanent Hedges, among
which are the Bnckthorn Ramnus Cothdricus) Haw
horns Washington Thorns. Coekspur Thorns. Eu
ropean Privet three thorned Accaccia with few
thousand Of the celebrated Usage Orange Maelnre
very beautiful plant the leaves valuable for th'
feeding of silk worms, of which the worms yeTJ
fond
Catalogue. furnished gratis, ON application Il
CHARLES n. TILLEY, OF Newport, wher'
any information in regard to Trees may be obtained
also orders for Trees and Plants, may be left Cat
alogues mailed to any part Of the Union. when re
quesled The Trees aud plants will be delivered II
any part of the clty of Providence free OF expense
FERDINAND POTTER & co.
4 Botanic Garden, September 2oth 1880,
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WWuam T.. Rrrfon and Edgar n. Poc,
EDITORS.

The list of CONTRIBUTORS embraces the
names of most Of the principle writers IN America
with n respec,abe sprinklng OF English authors.
To render Bnrton's Magazine the most desirable
monthly publication for The neyt year the Propne'
Tor ensures a series Of Papers of Original value,
from the pens Of ihe best Authors IN the united
Siulns TO nerlect LhIs aTrangement he Offers
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A. 'Oa'g newport dely S"h""y
N excepted, at o'clock, 4. NJ aud arrive in
Taunton at o'clock. The Cars leave Taunton al
3l-2 O'clock, and arrive in Boston at 5 l-2 Re.
turning the Cars leaves Boston daily, Sundays cx-
cepted at l-2 o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive in Tannion
at 10 l-2 o'clock. Stage leaves Taunton directly
after, and arrives in Newport, at 4. II o'clock.
Stage and Rail Road fare $3.50.
This Stage intersects at Fall River the New Bed
ford, Warren and Bristol Stages and on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. the Providence Stage
passengers by this line, will arrive in Providence nj
} O'Clock returning leaves Providence Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 10 o'clock A. NJ and ar
rives in Newport at ~ o'clock
Stage Book at MessrS. T. Townsends and OF
IIassard's Hotels.
r. b. KINSLEY & CO, Proprietors.
Newport June ~, 1899.
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TO LETT.

I--a A HOUSE opposite the Coddnstor
EYA Manufactory in Dukesviile. very
sssEd pleasant place with rooms. fossess'oi
lsl-sjzs-A- given Immediately, apply to
w. 10, n. -" ELI.
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Y2NO FAMILIES, HOTEL KEEPERS,
II SC. &c. For aayoung puddings Puddiug.
sauce, Cusiards, Banc.mange. Cakes. &c, Nc
PREsTOS's EXTRACT OF LEMON, is
the most convenient article that can be used--h
gives ia perfection. the delicate flavor Of the Lemon
peel purified from all bitter or rancid qualities
never spoils by age climate. To be had Of
nov "a II I TAYLOR
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PEWS FOR SALE.

vuyuE SUBSCRIBER wilisellNnliberal,eru,
Pew No. - in the Unitarian Church; also
Pew No ~ in Trinity Church. in tins town.
July IL y. ". EAsTON.
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FOR SALE.

,yyHOSE Two beautiful Building LOTS. at the
Y corner Of the New Road and fronting Belvue
street The first Lot contains 1870 feet front on
Bellyue. street by 100 on the New Road.-The I'd
%, contains 100 feet OH the New Road by 1875 feet
deep-For particulars, apply to
Newport, May l5. }. Z. SHAW
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NOTICE.

AuSA TWO HOUSES On the Long
f..m Wharf to Let, and possession given on
l:.s,83 the f:st dhy Of next month, (August)
.SaAkA2 For further information enquire Of
George Hindmarch, living on the premises or 10
iulv 10 S. T. NORTHAM.
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O. NOTICE. %

~ d. WUEDEN has just received general
~ assortment Of HARDWARE ~ CUTLE-
Rl,-which he offers at reasouaele nees'
N d All order. ior HARDWARE promptly at
tended 10. JyN.
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- HENRY BOWEN. see,yv

AN ACT in relation to Military ofheers.
d 4 s.4esd by Js General Asse~t,y .. Jeiios.
All military efccrs elected or approved. a,
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INVALIDS READ.

LN VALI1DS AEAD.
a NE HUNDRED THOUSAND CASES
" OF CONSUMPTION aud other diseases
annually cured by the Maichless Sanative e.-'resii-
monIals from the first men in country, proving
beyond doubt that the much talked OF Maichless
Sanotive is indeed an eilecual medicine, worthy of
the serious attention of every consumptive person,
and the SICK generally, may be by calling on
any OF tho many thousand agents. throughout he
country The fact thnt the Sanativo may be used
without interruption Of diet strongly recommends
II To all who have been suffering under lingering
complaints without any relief from the usual rene
dues ~ use among us
Grnerai Dopo''tory. lag Iash-
ngfon STREET, Boston.
CHARLES ". TILLEY. trent for
.NcppOyt and Newport County
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or LAKE ERIE, with moi,

~ NJ U T8Ts OF LINK 2 ENTF1. WIN HVINtS
- Of Commodore Ellious conduct in that en-
gsgemcnL by Tristan Burges; also containing
various official documents, aud the afiday IFS oil
Captains Turner, Taylor, Stevens and Champlin,
and Purser Breese, and other papers, relative TO
the subject Price GA cents. FOR sale BY
Oct IL. w. CALLAHAN.
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CP TO CARPENTERS, aC9

* ID. WEEDEN has Just received lot oi
". NEW BENCH AND MOULDING
PLANES. which he offers for sale at the manulse.
turer's prices.
N. b. All orders for Planes OF any description
promptly executed. jy3.
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y0NIlE undersigned, sole Executris Of the las, will
N aud Testoment Of her late husband, Doctor
WILLIAM TURNER, late of Newport, dec. has
appointed pETER p REMINGTON, Esq, her sole agent
to settle the busni n the said estate and requests
all having demands against the estate. to presen,
them TO him for adjustment, and those indebted 10
make payment, forthwith, to her said agent
ilETrE T. TURNER, Extrx.
NewDort February 9th, 1889.
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Laws of Rhode Island.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROV.
IDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General assembly, January Session A. d. 1910.

IDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General assembly January Session A. d. 1910
AN ACT to adjourn tho January term ofthe Couri
of Common Pleas for the county of Bristol
Be enae,sd By the General Asses,Ly as foii0ps
Section !. The Court Of Common Pleas which
by law ~ 10 be holden nj Bristol within and for the
county OF Bristol on the fourth Monday Of January
a. ID. lSI0 And all business now standing con,in.
ued from the term of said Court which wss holden
~ and tor said county on the fret NJ onday Of June
last shall be proceeded ia aud finished by the Court
to be holder by adjournment by vitnc of this act
sec. z. All wrts. returns, rccognizances, sxecn-
tons. s1mmonses, ana other processes and prscc ed.
iugg. reiurnuble TO said Court already issne taken
or commenced, Or which may be taken or commenc
ed prior to the time 10 which said court is by this sci
adjourned, shall be rciurnable and returned TO tho
term OF said Court which shall be holden by virtue
ot this act: Provided however that this act shall not
be construed to authorize the issuing Of any origin
al writ of arrest OF SUMMONS except for witness
es, in any civil action retnrnuble TO said adjourned
term. And all writs declarations and peadings in
civil actions already commenced for said January
term Of said court shall be filed in The snDe manner
mud at The same time or times, as IL this act had not
been passed.
Sec, g. The secretary shall cause notice hereof
TO be given in such way may To him seem best.
True copy-wiiness:
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry
~ ACT in amendment of an act entitled an act
tempting certain persons from oaiii'"~' '.'-
BE it enacted by tie General assembly as fol-
Ious -
Section |. All tho members OF the Forcing Sta
,ionary Engine Companies referred to IN the net Of
which this is in amendment shall, so long they
continue such, be exempted from serving as Jurors.
True Copy-Wtness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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lie, in the
JOURNAL OF THE FIRST WHITE MAN
Taaf Crossed the NSstsrn U'lderufss,
And passed the desert ridges of the Rocky Noun
taIns This eveniiul Journey wherein a handful
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HENRY RoWEN, Sec'ry
AN ACT in addition to the several acts relating tc
Public Sahools.


De heaaeteG by he General assembly as tol2oios -
Section |, lrany person shall willny interrupt
disturb any public rprivate school orany meet
ing lawfully aud peaceaby held for purposes Of lit
rrary or scientific improvement, either within or
wIihout the place where such school or meeting
Is held. the person offending. upon conviction be-
fore ANY competent magistrate or court, shall incur
tho penalties affixed 10 the interruption o, dIstur-
bance Of religious worship in Chapter q. Secuon9
o tie revised criminal code, enaeted at tho January
session 1898. ..
Sec. :. The president or chairman Of the school,
committee, having becu sworn or affirmed by com
pe,en magistrate to the faithful discharge Of his du
lies, may administer the same oath affirmation to
ihe other members.
Sec. 3. The school committee Of the city OF
Providence may hold their quarterly meetings in
such months and IN such days Of the same, as said
committee may deem most convenient.
Sec. 4. The city Of PIovidence is exempted from
'hc operation Of the 23d seclen of The Act To re-.
wise aud amend the several acts relating TO Public
Schools" passed a, the January session, 1889
rrue copy :-Wilness
HENRY BOWEN, Secy
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rue copy Wv illness,
HENRY BOWEN, Seer

ka ACT in amendment Of an Act passed June
1880, entitled An Act to prevent fraud in the
weighing Of Beef"
Be it enacted BY The General assembly as jouo,cs:
Section l. The board Of aldermen Of the city vi
Providence, shall annually in the month of April.
appoint not less than SIX, and The several town
councils 10 the state not less than two suitable per
soas each. who shall be duly engaged to their re-
speclive offices for the purpose OF weighing all
neai caule slaughtered in said city, and said sew
eral towns, unless otherwise agreed by the seller
aud bnyeT whose duty il shail be 10 weigh all
paris OF said caue denvmnated weig liable, IN the
frs, section OF the nc! hereby amended. and return
the weight of the same TO the owner or seller there.
of; deducune thercfrom for green weight. no
more than al the tate oil one pound for every one
hundred pounds Of the weight thereof, and every
such weigher shall. IN iuli for his services, re-.
eevc the sum OF twenty-five cents per head for all
cattle so by him weighed; one half thereof to be
paid by the owner or seller and the other half by
the purchaser thereof
Ssc.2. So much of the act hereby amended, as
Is Inconsistent with this act, is hereby repealed
True copy-wneSS.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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An ACT to prevent certain CORPORATIONS from
hsding the lee simrle of lands in this State.
Bsa enacted By the General Assen.Ciy as Joiio,es:
Section ]. No turnpike corporation, railroad
corporation. OF bridge corporation, shall be capable
IN law 10 take or hold any land in this state fee,
or Tor he or lives or for term Of years or by any
olhst Ute OF tenure, or for any other use than
sucn as Is expressly provided IN The charter Of any
suen eorpora.ion. and all deeds or instruments oi
whatever description made to any such corporation,
contrary 70 The uus intcnt and meaning OF this
jn this act shall bs construed 10 Affect ,nv ti,ls AZ
ready acquired by any such corporation, in con.
formity to power expressly contained IN its char.
ter granted BY the legislature Of this State.
True copy-witness:
-reass- HENRY BOWEN. See'yv
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N Il w G 90 DIS.
THOMAS II. SHEFFIELD,

Grateful for past farors, bees ieare to inform has
friends and the public in general,
VHvHAT he has taken the New Store at Tie juno
H. ton OF Broad aud Spring streets. and just re-
turned from New York wtha new aud fresh supply
of Choice GROCERIES, which he is ready To
dispose OF as low as they can be purchased in town.
and hopes 10 receive a share of,he public patronage.
Newpor, April 2ih, 1889
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AN ACT in addition TO An Act in relation to
imprisonment for debt" passed June session.
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lJ Let all who buy the Sanative, (and almost
every one does buy u) REMEMBER THE A.
BOVE FACTS. and they may be SURE Of obtain.
ing the GENUINE ORIGINAL COMPOUND.
" n. B.-Evcry Ageot Of the Malchless Sana-
DlArE ALARM, by having this article inserted
one month in all the papers in their towns. And
that the General agent may be CERTAIN that the
public arc put on the LOOK OUT for tho IMPOS.
TOR, he will kindly thank all his Agents to forward
him a copy ofeach paper advertised in, AS SOON
AS POSSIBLE. ID. s. ROWLAN
General American Agent. Depository
No l5S, Washington Street
Boston Dec o3J lSlg
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FUST THTu
w. T.. BURTON,
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE, PHILADELPHIA.

! In the course the next volume, the most inter
esing record ever written will be given to the pub
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Potter's Botanic Garden & Nurseries

THIS establishment - prepared 10
supply orders TO any extent desired. o
Fmit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs
Roses, BulboIs and Tuberous rooted
Plants. Herbaceous PoIeDials sc. The
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shtN Nis'S " fiLbEN igeWj ~
.Nciep0H and Nenp0H County
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
FOR SALE on RENT,

WVHosg VALUABLE nERcR Ant MILLS
~ beiouEinE % Gel james Hiis, situated on
ths Shenandoah river, IN gsGersoa county, We,
aboul 4 milst from ChaFissioan, Ne oouniy
asai, sod sbout mdes iron uaEpsrs-Fefry.--si
which latter place there 4 q depot for ihs Che
saPssks md Ohio Caaal, snt BaliimoFa ard
Ohio naii-road. The Wihchssisf and Potomac
Rsii-T0aA passes Within two niiss q ihsss
Mills. giTisg depot 20 he ussrssi poist q tbs
river.
TLsrs are ais run Of bufgs, snd aa abus4aas
sapply q water PeweT, haging TIE eeuasana Of
shs river 81 q 1em ~ FsFy sinpis seasiFnction.
The Miiis are ~ easy aeoass ED sa2sbis ~
gfindisg 60, 1000 haskels ~ sheat q ysef ~
Hhich grabs ne fieh ralisy q lhs alensaAosh
b generally abis 90 farnish 81 eesn4sni ssgplg.
a msa viii q noisfais eapiisl sight hs shis 10
e. IN sEtsnsiss brsiaeas. Teliss lsto ronsisa-
faiioo ska ieesi siiuaiios sd ths fseailiss ~
iFanspsfiaiie4 % aaFfsi, ~ property o&srs
EfssssF i1tucsmeeia % eapiislisis % iaFast then
nensy pfoaiahiy. ftseu b usaecsussFy % ssy
aay ding sore ca8refning thit faiasbis pfopsr.
On, a. psEteas uishinE % emasFk ~ he miiliag
besiasss wil desblisss sEamine ~ psam.sea.
ne nassgaisset \ eafhsrifsd % give isrms Gs
EC9~ff 90 esit ~ - lsi ggrs. ne NM Riu
April ~. islo-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
Died.


On Monday the 9Th instant, ABRAHAM HEnRy.
son Of Mr. Henry KIoui Of Harpers-Ferry aged
two years and two months.
A: sea, on the 18th Of March, on board the
brig VIM. Tell, Capt JAMES RILEY, in the 63d
year Of his age, well known as the antbor OF
Riieyr Narrative, descriptive Of his sufierines
while prisoner With the Bedouin Arabs.
On Monday, 18th instant, in Clarke county,
near Beryville, after severe illness, Wn III.
CLARKK. in the 37lh year Of his age.
On the 5th inst, Of pulmonary consumption,
~ the rssideOos Of her father, Major John White,
in Frederick county, Mrs. ELzGHErH W. TAT-
IIOR, coasort Of the Rev. Samf Taylor OF Frank
fort, Indiana, in the Ao,h year Of her age.
On The I3th Of March, in Howard county, Mis-
scun, Of Consumption, Mrs. MARTHA A. b.
WArsOE. II Lhs 2ith year OF her are, wife OF
MI. - Watson Of hat county, and daugh.
teE Of Captain Daniel W. Griffith, foEmssly OF
this tovu. Though the span aiotteG: her 70 soEve
N this world Of trial and tEibnlatioa was short
yet she had. BY her amiAbls and sndsaring dispo.
sifioa, her ehaste conVeFsstioa, her pure and
sPotiess piety, and good feeling to all, entwined
around her many warm ssd devoted fTiends thaI
viii long cherish and revere her memory. She
died in full faith Of receiving that reward which
vas secured TO her BY he aionemeni Of her Ne.
diaior. N.