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wounded in the battles of the 9Th and OH ol
May. The Department 10 not in possession
OF the information called Tor.
The bill for The reduction of tho tariff was
received from the House aud read q SECOND
time.
Mr.. Sewer moved that the bill he printed
and TINT il be made the special order for Mon.
day nexi.at one o'clock, md every day there.
after Ut the same time.
A division Of the motion was called for
and the first branch, to print The bill. wus u
greed to.
The question then being on making the
bill the special order for Monday.
! Mr.. Evans moved to refer the bill to the
committee on fnunce.
Mr.. Sewer asked for the yeas and nays up.
on this motion.
Mr.. Allen said if The bill should be referred
he would consider It equivalent to its defeat.
MIR. Niles declared hImself opposed TO the
bill. and said he should vote against il. tie
had hoped that the iron interests, the woollen
interests and other interests would be looked
to-but his hopes had vanished.
1t was evident that the friends Of the bill
intended to force it through without amend.
mcnt. When they come here a year hence
they will find nn exhausted ueasury-a dis
credited governmental q debt Of 500, 600,
900 TO be provided for.
The motion to refer 10 the committee OF,
finance was decided in the negative as fol
lows Ayes -, Noes "a.
The bill w&s then made the special order
for Monday next, and every dsy thereafter
until disposed Of
The graduation bill was taken up, and Mr..
Calhoun submitted his proposed amendment,
and explained his views upon the subject
with great clcarness.
The Senate adjourned.
In the HOUSE, Mr.. Brinkerhof had leave
TO make personal explanation.
In regard 10 the bill which he had voted
for he said the committee Of ways and means
had yielded a great deal more to him than he
had to them, though he still though, that the
bill would not yield sufficient revenue to
meet the ordinary wants Of the Government.
The House then went into committee OF
the whole, and took up the bill to reduce and
graduate The price of the public lands, and
after having debated it for some time the
committee rose.
Mr.. Mckay, from the committee Of ways
and means, reported bill for the payment
Of volunteers, called into service lor The pros
ecution Of the war with Mexico.
Mr.. Mckay also reported a bill TO author.
ize the President to issue ten millions OF
Treasury notes and to contract a loan not
exceeding one half the amount (both not over
6 per cent) if he should deem il advisable not
to issue the whole amount in Treasury notes.
The House then adjourned.
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Washington Temperance Society.

Al the Annual meeting ofthe Newport UaSh-
ington Entire abstinence Society, on the 4tll
instant, the following persons were elected
officers, viz;
EDWARD W. LAWTON, Presideat;
WIN h. Swan, TnEopHILAs TorHAa, and
Jons W. DAVIS, lice Presidents.
BENJAMIN Mumford, John Allen, James A.
Greene, Robert Dennis, Benz Marsh, Jr., Benz
b. Howland and VIM. Tew Tillcy, Managers,
JonS w. DAVIS, Jr., See'ry a. Trsds'r
Aftcr free interchange of thought, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopt.
ed -
Resolrcd, That the cause of Temperance, is
the same, in value and importance, in bcnevo-
lence and love, AZ il was at the commence
nent of the reform and, that, there is no 9TH
er hope for the redemption of the inebriatc, or
for the safety of the rising generation but that,
which IL secured to the one, and promised to
the other, by the use of the PLEDGE Of total
abstinence from all that can intoxicatc.
Resolred, That the License Law Of Rhode
Island, which legalizes the great evil, Of vend-
ing intoxicating drinks for money, is at war
with every principle of humanity, stain upon
the reputation of the people, and disgraceful to
our Legislature.
RcsOired, That the apathy and indifference,
which we manifested at the late annual Town
Meeting, when We permitted less than score
of our opponents to be a majority, and legalze
the Rum Trade in our midst, for year was
highly rcprchensible in us, as temperance men,
deeply to be lamcnted, and only to be atoned
for, by more constant, and more vigorous ef.
forts in future.
Resolced, That notwithstanding the opposi-
hav IN ,.yth tha .pu
discouragements, which our peculiar situation,
as place of fashionable resort imposes upon
us, we will neither compromise our principles,
or relax our efforts, until we stay the tide OF
intcmperance, and dry up the streams Of death,
at present 80 fearful in our town.
ResOired, That we can never expect COM
plete success, to attend this holy entcrprizc, so
long as Christians and Christian Ministers, re-
fuse their cooperation and therefore, we call
upon them, of every sect and denomination,
M they value the souls for which Christ died,
and the happiness Of their fellow-mcn, to give
us their support.
ResOired, That in our estimation, the power
Of the press, is lever, next to that of the pull
pit, to fix the morals Of men, and therefore, we
call upon every proprietor of public journal,
political, literary and religious, to aid in this
holy cause.
Resolred, That ns incmperancc is the chief
engine of crime, which supplies our Peniten-
tiary, our Jails, and our oor-IIouses, we call
upon every officer Of Justice, for their aid,
plcdging them our hearty cooperation, when
ever, and wherever IT may be required, in pro-
motion of this cause.
Resoired, That these resolutions be signed
by our Secretary, and published in all the
newspapers in this town.
JOHN W. DAVIS, Jr., See'ry
Newport, July 9th, 1876.
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MILITARY Court OF INQUIRY.-It appears
that Court of Inquiry, consisting Of officers
of the army, has been appointed to invcs.i-
gate the conduct Of Major Gen. Gaines, the
object of which, as we understand it, is In in.
form the President whether, in their opinion,
he has violated the law, or dlsobeyed bis in.
structions. The Court is to consis, Of Brew.
Brig. Gen. II. Brady. Brew. Brig. Gen. G. NJ
Brooke, and Col. J. Crane, members; and
Brew. Capt. J. F. Lee, recorder and the
trial to commence at Fort Monroe ,on the 18th
Of July.
The Court is ordered to report the facts in
the case and express an opinion thereon.
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UORMS may be suspected ~ children,
w where there is enisclaII0n, weakness OF
the bowels, accompanied hy discharges oi slime
or niucus.
The more uniform symptoms Of worms are
Intestinal Irritation, pains iu il: belly, irritation
or itching in the lower end of the bowels, aerna.
ton OF diarrhpa aud costiycness, great thirst. and
variable and often voracious appetite. The child
sometimes hecOmes hungry almost immediately
after eating heartily. and al other times ire appe
ute II feeble and dcprayed, soliciting strange arti.
cles, rs dirt. chalk. &c. There is lrtid breaih-
the complexion is pale. or Salow, or leaden, with
occasional Understanding of the upper lip, wa.
terry mouth enlargement of the noslrils-a lvid
circle around the eyes. dilaton or contraction of
The pupil, with fixed unmeaning expression,
and enlargement Of the belly. The sleep is dis
turbed. the child often starts and awakes in
terror, grinding Of the teeth he picks his nose,
a dry cough and headache-slow fever, aud
spasnodic or convusive affections.
There Is scarcely complaint which the pre-
sence OF these animals will moi excite or initiate
Gases are recorded of their producing Apoplexy
EplIeptc Fits, ,CaialepSy, ST. Vitns's Dance, Lock
Jaw. Mania. Dropsy of the Head. Inflammation
Of the Eyes, perverted vision, palsy. especially
OF the muscles snbservient TO the speech ialnlng
papl'allons of tho heart, hiccup, penritic pains,
consumption, Group, rheumatic pans of the
joints, dysentery, cOnvulsions, &c.
To these may be added slow Irregular remit
tent fever. The exacerbaiions ATE attended with
heavy drowsiness: the remssions with n morbid
vigilance. There is pain of the bowels and at
the PIT Of the stomach, with occasional purging,
and good doaI Of gastric distress. The head is
much affected, some times painfully, though for
The most part, with stnpor or delirinm The eye
is Wild the pupil dilated. The aln of the nose
contracted the cheek flushed dlbeforehead polished
as II glazed. The case. in short presents so
many OF the appearances Of hytrocephalus,
(water in tho head) that it is easily mistaken for
that disease. There is often very strange
alteration Of roicc, and in somo instances, total
loss cfspeech.
The most pleasant as well as the most GER
tain remedy for Worms. will be found in Bailcys
american Vermifuge, which is for sale by K. J.
TAYLOR.
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Hon. Abbott Lawrence, as we learn from
the National Intelligence, has authorized
the printing at Washington, of 10000 copies
Of Mr.. Stewan's speech in defence of the
Protective policy, for distribution, directing
the printer to draw on him for all expenses.
The diffusion of such documents at this time,
in the South and West, cannot fail to produce
salutary effects. This s the same speech
which we have published recently in the col.
umns Of this paper.
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Providence & Newport.

h rh ID THE new, fast. and commo-
ttgssl95=54s SdiouS steamer ROGER WIZ
iss-ssss,z7ysEz LIAMs, Capt B. f. Woolsey,
will leave as follows;
Leave Providence every day, Sundays cE.
copied, at and 10 o'clock a, ~. Returning
leave Newport the same days at 8 o'clock
a. IN. and A, p. IN.
Passengers for Boston nj So'clock from New
port will be forwarded in the 10 o'clock train
from Providence.
Tickets will be sold on board the boat and at
the Rail Road office, Boston,
Fare throughout 81 so.
The above arrangement will commence this day
July 9th 1916.
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Court of Probate, .Ns,opori, Juiy 6, 1916.

A PPLICArION is made for Administration
"a to be appointed on the estate OF ELIZABETH
PoND, late of Newport. decd thr sane is re.
ccived and referred Tor consideration to C0url
of Probate, To be holden at the Town
Hall, in Newport, on the first Monday in
August next, OF q o'clock, q. M, and notice
thereof ordered to be given by advertisement
Tor three successive weeks IN the HtrnH Of
The Times, that all persons interested may
appear at said time aud place and be heard.
True copy-wltness,
July 9. B. B IIowL,Np. Prob. Cl'k.
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LINEN GOODS.

YNtIE subscribers would respectfully invite
l. purchasers Of Linen SheetingS Linen, -
Table Damask, ,-DamaSk Cloths Napkins,
&c. &c. not to forget that we always have an
EXTENSIVE VARIETY of all such GOODS,
and can and icH sell, at least as cheap as any of
the Temporary cheap mcn-nnd further, in case
a few times washing should prove to the pur.
chaser OF their being part CoTroN-aS they
sometimes arc-we can always be found and
ready TO make it satisfactory
WM. @ COZZENS & co
July s, 1916.
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Couh Of Probate. .Ntmpon, yniy 6. lSl6.

A N Instrument IN wrlng, pGrporling TO hr
"a The last Will and Testament of George G.
TOmpknS, late of Newport, decd, was pre-
seated for Probate and Ter i.ctlcrS TeSiamen
tary thereon he same Is read, received
and referred for consideration 20 q Court
Of Probate, To bc holden at the Town Hail IN
Newport, on The first Monday IN Aug. next. nj
% o'clock, n. m. and II ~ ordered that the nv.
tee thereof be published rnr three successive
weeks IN the Herald ofihc Times, Tim, al per
sons interested may appear at said time and
place snd he heard.
True copy-wIincss,
July0. II. u. llowLANp, Prob Clk.
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Guardians Notice,

VNtlE subscriber gives public notice, that he
l. has been appointed by the Hon Court OF
Probate Of tho Town of I'iverton, Guardian of
Abby s Phebe Ann, Mercy s., and Preserved
Brayton, minor children of Preserved Brayion,
late Of Tiverion, deceased aud has given
Bond according to Law--nnd he hereby calls
upon all persons having demands against said
minors, all or either 0f them, to exhibit the
same to him. within six months from the date
hereof and those indebted to make Immediate
payment
WILLIAM BROWNELL, Guardian.
TivcrtoD, June 90 ISi6-JnIy o-6wr
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3SHIP NEWS. :A
PORT OF WPORT.
A R RIV ED.

THURSDAY, July 9
Brg Octnvia, Downing, Phila. for Prov.
Schrs. Betsy & Deborah, White, Prov. for
Yarmouth America, Bdkcr, do for Gardiner.
FRIDAY, July ..
Boarded by Rev .chr Jackson, OF Brenton $
reef, brig Smithfcld, OF and for Prov. DUFF,
GO ds I'm Acera, w Coast Of Africa, cargo cam
wood, Palm Oil gold and silver.
Barqno Triton, Of and for Prov. Luse, fn
Pictou, 10 days, cargo coal.
SATURDAY, Julya
Bnrque T.. ChurcheIl, Dickerson, FIN Fall.
River fi Pitton. Brig Troy, Grinnell, I'm ST.
Basiians Bay, fr Bristol. Schrs. Geo Wash.
ington, Williams, I'm Phla. fr Salem Patriot
Sears, I'm Prov. fr Boston. SIP Teoumsch, Ash,
I'm N York fr Prov.
SUNDAY, July ).
brig New York, Mcuyman, fm Pail River
Il Bath Sarah Louisa, Watson, I'm Phlla Echo,
Smith, ln Cardinas fr Prov. Schrs. Columbia,
Grant, I'm New York fr Bangor Orator. Wood,
I'm Prov. fr Cherryfold; Frederick Warren, +,
Warren, fun Norwich, f. Bangor; Southerncr,
Baker, fm Prov. fr Pictou f; Hester, Walton, I'm
Phia. fr East Greenwich Superior, Bah. I'm
Groton. SIP Vigilanl, Heath, fm New York fr
Prov.
MONDAY, July 6.
brig Algonquin. Smith. I'm Pcton r. Dighion.
Sch'r Lucullis, Duskin, I'm Prov. fr Phila.
TUESDAY, July 7.
Schr. Rambler, Park, fin Bangor
WEDNESDAY july 4.
Brig Ociavin, Doughty, I'm Prov. Tor Philad
Schr. Maria, Baker, fm Bath Gen. Tayl
Lewis, fm New York f. Prov.
MEMORANDA.
~ Havana, l7ih ult, ship VIM Enss, Boss,
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COTIILION PARTIES
AT THE MASONIC HALL.

A EDDY, respectfully informs the pnbiic
II. that he will give course OF twelve co.
tilion parties at the above named hall, CON.
continued each succeeding Thursday evening.
until The sum is completed.
subscription paper may be found at the
United States Clothing store, were gentlemen
will please enter their names Immediately.
HIS dancing school, for instruction 10 ladies'
will be held every Wednesday and Thursday
afternoon and that for Gentlemen, Wedne>
day evenings, at the same place.
Inlv q.
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REGULAR MAZE LINE
gOkS NEW YORK DIRECT,
CARRYING THE GREAT u. STATES Mail

ss FfE@sc Se The steamer Mp TT NE
4FGy aFtSS Capt Rollins, will leave here
;s77:s.sss Monday, "Wednesday aud Fr
dqy evenings for New York, AT i O'clock.
The RHODE ISLAND, Capt MA,curs-
iva, on rUesday, Thursday, aud Saturday
evenings.
BcrthS and State Rooms can bc secured on
application al The ohce of Charles \. Tilcy,
A gent, No. rs. ThaaeS street, mp stairs.
o. The above first class Boas are ~
very superior order, and especially CONSTRUCT.
ed Tor the navigation Of this route. They arc
furnished with large and coipmodIoos STATE
Rooms, and with Pa,cn, Life Boats. freight
iaeen nj reduced rates.
Tickets Ion Boston 81 80, procured Oh BOARD
The Boats.
The office Of he Company on Tona What
will be- opened for the Accommodation at
Passengers. July . l6b,
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NJ A r r [ A G Il s.

In Providence, on the % inst by tho Rev.
Mr. Hustled, Antal l.. Peck, TO Joanna +. Ta-
Der, all Of that city.
In Providence, on Thursday evening last,
by Rcv. DR.. Cleveland, Mr.. Allen Brown, to
Miss Martha Whitney. youngest daughter OF
tho late Olney Dyer, of that city.
la New York, 2lth nit, Mr. Augustus p.
Sherman to Miss Sarah. youngest daughter
of Capt. Beriuh Waite, all Of this place.
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DAGlERREOTYPES.
WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENTS IN
The Mystic Art.
MANCHESTER a. BROTHER

vi having again returned 10 Newport aud -
l'cned rooms on The corner Of ThnrDes & Mary
sl's., over J. II. Jouvets Store, IN ,u,l,6oa ,e.
cuped hy Dr. Boniele.--are now prepared ,.h.r
lcnr years snrces>inl practice. 10 execute Min
'"'"r'' ~ a style which cannot fa,l TO prrse the
most ia'iidI"us nnd ci,,ral observers - From n
late discovery IN chcu,cal preparation p.culi,,
to ourselves we aie eaabrd 10 int-h nur min.
ainfss 10 I" .it'nrpr giving b'aniy aud dn.ih,lt,
" nnrivdled lay ANY, I.ikenesses taken cou,lIy
vrli ~ any ~eaiher aud warranted 10 su, Gu.
TONERS ~ every respect or no pay i. r.qnired
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited
tn cal aud examine our sperimens
Ifa'es, cases "pparain- DC, furnished 10 on
orators; and lnsirnrii"n gwen ia the Art
Newport. June Is lac
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d II A Z II S.

IN this town, on the 3D. inst, Mr.. Alexander
Williams, aged 30 years.
In this town, on the 9th inst, Mrs Mary G.
Tilley, wife Of Mr.. Edward l.. Tilley, and
daughter Of the lnt-Daniel Boone, of this town
In Providence, on Saturday last, Gideon
Palmer Abbott, son Of N. ID. Abbott, in the 4th
year Of his age.
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r wish to inform my lricnds and the public
I generally that have taken the above nam
ed establishment, d''d intend keeping as great
a variety ofgoods as can he found in any Stmilar
store in Newport. lhaye just rt'uThed irom New
York, where have made arrangements to le'
ceve all kinds of Fruit aS il comes fresh i"'u The
market. have always on hand rs good an,'
large an assortment OF Caudles aS can be found
IN the stale Nuts of ail kinds Orange, Lemons,
Piue Apples, &c. Toys of every description,
My Fancy Goods consist OF every article rSu-
ally called Tor al such a Store silk purses .pock-
ct books hair, tooth, cloth and shoe BItlShc, ;
combs of all kinds, bird cages, fancy and work
boxes, canes OF all kinds. Willow Cradles and
great many other things too numerous To men
tion. ScrfuMcry of all kinds, SOAPS ilair
ol, PomadcS. CologncS sc &C.. all of which
VIII sell at the very Lowest prices.
Ice Cream made pure, and fresh Servcd up
every hour in The lay and Families supplied on
the most reasonable terms Entrance to lee
Cream Saloon Ivy the North Door, or through
the Store. Goods delivered free of expense
I'D. YOUNG.
~ d. lhavc q large assortment of Hair
Work, which Will close up at cost.
Newport, July al lS5G-im.
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LocUsrs.-Myriads ofthese insects have ap-
peared in the vicinity of Memphis, Tenn, cx.
tending 30 or 40 miles North and South
They have also appeared in Mississippi West
ern Pennsylvania papers also nstice their ap,
pearancc in that section.
After the recent storm we are told large
quantities of locusts were scattered along the
beach of the lake, dead and living.
Clcariand Herald,
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tons and remarks in the army which were
anticipated. No objection 10 made to those
who received appointments. but 10 the rule
adoptcd by the President excluding, with
single exception. officers Of the regular ser.
vir
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GF Tho following shows q case Of Rhcum-
ulism cured with only ons battle OF Hunts
i.inimcnt. The letter is addressed to Mr..
Stanton:
Yorktown, J,ns iS, 1919
SIR Having been cured of n severe nt
tack OF Rheumatism, which had rendered me
almost helpless, aud at The some time madr
inc suffer great pain, would offer my lcsl
mony IN favor of the great properties which
your celebrated External Remedy. Hunts
Llniment is possessed OF. | only used one
bottle. and with that I consider have been
saved from protracted and severe illness.
am now attending to my business regularly,
which is that OF farmer.
Your obcdient servant,
OLIVER VAN CORTLANDT.
Sold by
Il. Il. Hazard, r. J. Taylor and c. G. c. Haz.
ard Porlsmouth-John Tallman Fall River
Cushman !; Wood and BY Druggists generally
throughout the State.
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MALIGNIry REwARDED.z-lf the business
OF 'bing files be at all pleasant, we rather
envy Mr.. Charles J. lngersoll--for, having
permanent employment that way, he must be
the happiest Viper alive. Al the charges
made by Viper Ingersoll, has been disproved.
Indeed,thc testimony in favor Of Mr. Webster
was go triumphant that the Viper's friends.
on the Committee, were forced to abandon
him. Nor is this all. He stands convicted
Of falschood, in rudely interrup,ing Mr.. Ash
nun, to deny that he had endeavorod to tam
per with John Tyler. Mr.. Ashmun stands
corroboratcd by the testimony. Mr.. Webster
stands proudly vindicated by the testimony
and the report-and Mr.. Viper lngersoll is
lie Il to the scorns of those who did previously
detest him. 1t isl great pity that he was
not, as he desired, born early enough TO have
been a Revolutionary Tory so that the pres.
ent generation might not have been response
BILE for such human hyena.-.Nb. Ere. Jour.
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Dr. Woods SdrsdpdriHa and WI6i Cherry
Bhters.-We are constantly noticing IN our
exchanges, complimentary notices Of the a.
bovo popular remedy. Tho following is from
tho Bristol County Democrat. We are glad
that our Taunton friends appreciate this val
liable medicine.
(F'rom the Bristol County Democrat)
A Valuable Mcdicinc.-Among the great
variety OF popular medicines which are conin.
ual'y coming before the public there is occa-
slonaliy one OF real utility and value. This
- The case with DR.. Woods Sarsaparlla and
Wild Cherry Bittors. new article and which
needs only TO be known to find an extensive
use. The medicinal properties of the
Wild Cherry have long been favorably consid-
cred. With great efficacy ms tonic, there
" united seca,ive power admirably adapting
It MS remedy in cases where a tonic ~ re.
qulreJ, and where the disease n attended
with 'rritne'lty OF the nervous system. The
SarsaparIlla IL drug much in use with the
faculty. The mode Of its operation is not
fully understood. and u is classcd with those
agents known as alteratircs, and which have
The effect to remove the morbid humors from
The system, and induce hcalthful and salu
tary action. Combined with tho Wild Cherry,
n compound is produced singulnrly well fitted
to arrangements and diseases of the digestive
organs. by tho operation of tho ono, tho
morbid action IL changed, while by that of
The other irritation "a allayed, and tone aud
vigor impaired To the dcbiiia,cd parts. As a
Spring medicine, there IL, perhaps, none su.
iporior to DR.. Woods prcpara,ion, Wilde ns a
useful remedy IN diseases resulting from dc.
rsngcmcnis Of the digestive fnnciianS, the
known and acknowledged properties of us
constituents, place II beyond question. u
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u slardiaH's Notice

GNlIE subscriber having hcep appointed hy
Z the Hon. Cont oi Probate he the town
"f Newport, Guardian at The persou aud ,..
tate oi JOSEPH SCOTT, of sad N-wtp,r,.
"dlndged non compos mrutis. and hayine
gwen aoad according To law for The fainf,,l.
dsrhnrgr o! saih trust, hereby 'givcs nol,c.
to all persons having clans against ssuI
Joseph Scott, To EXHIBIT their claims within
siS months from The date hereof.
JOSEPH rEW, Guardian.
NewEp,i, Iun" iih CIV.