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THE XEWVOItT K)H 'J1IE WEEK. ENDING AH011 15, 11)02, JYotesandQueries. in Rending mnlter to Ililn derailment the following must lo nhsolulelv observed: 1. NnniCB nnd diHos nun-t ckiirly rll- ten. 2.

The full niinio nnd mMiesx of tlie vrller inuf-t be given. Mftkenll us nilefftKlconhlt-lenl wllhclcaincfs. 1. YVilte ononc-Moof tiiepaiKM-only-. 6.

Iimnswoilni! qlicrleflnlwuvK tlie il-iteof Ihe llie oiiery nnd tlie i. I clterKiuWrcK el lo conlrlliuloiK.or lo le foi- Wnrde.l, raUKl Ix-scnl In lilinik en- Veloies by the mnnl-cr nf On; query ftml slcnatnro. Direct nil commnnli-atlonP to Miss K. Tll.l.KV, i lllsloiloul llnoin-, li. 1.

belli wife of liolx'rl Klngo, cloth woikci, 20 f-hllllngH. To Itobctl KliiKe "my Blillllngs. (See Kng. Vol. 18, Alice, wife of Junior Wllllnnip, nifido hor will Aug.

1031; nhe of Si. Hennl- Neugnli', London, I widow; proved Jan. 20, 1031. She nave i her "ton Kopcr teyond (en veaily (nilil unto him by iii.v executor for timl dm- Ing Hie U'ini spnceof i I I linger did) dmlug Hint i then Hie Ion I'xjuudH yeaily bo paid to bis wife or duiigli- ter. To eldesl HJII Sl'liuck hlie gave 100 pounds to heiiiilil ten yearly till paid.

"To her 1 1 fiit'nd, I i i i i a i With Serpentine Front. In I lie evolution of i i i we have come to a shajw Unit i ami pli-aslng. I dues a entirely i a i Miiilglil Uie like, for lliom a H.vstuin if cmves, grace- I lieyond min-li (lie I'oMs, lieiu-e iliu name NEWPORT TRUST CO. This Sideboard, $300,000 oo CAPITAL PAID IN SURPLUS 120,000 oo Opens lor Business at llic Hanking Rooms of Ihe Induslrtal Trust Company, Newport, Monjay, February 3, 1902, at 9 o'clock A. M.

A A I THE COOKKS OF HHODK ISLAND Dl-KCKNHANTS Ol' 1 WAI-TKH COOKK OK I I MARS. 1013-1870. 1IY II. HUTU COOl'K. Mnrv 1 Jlowcii Ciwkc(802) nul.

Fell. 1, '1820, lllriini llnlc, 1). In lint- laiul, A p. 2-, 1709: il. In Brooklyn, N.

Dec. HO, 1880, BOH of Win. Hull! Rliil Sarnli I'erry (dun. of Aea I'ciry of liullnml, foil of and Mary J-Mwnrdc, dan. of Daviil, of Mlil- dlctown, of Hiile nnil Ntionil Killxiiini, HOII ofStmiiiel llnle, h.

In Knuhinil, cnnie to i i jxtfore 1(37, link tiled, Nov. 9, IflOH. Samuel Hide nul. Mury; nnil lie luul brother Thomas they fought In the I'eqnol Wnr, Cliildrcn of Mury Jl. (Cooke)mid Win.

H. gurali'Krniires Hnle, I). Dec. li. Dec.

15, 1820. 1114. Mary' Cooki) llnle, b. lioslon, Jnn. 19, 1825; il.

July 7, 1000, ill Nutlcy, N. mil. July 2,1810, George Atwiiler, of New lliivcn, (Jt. He wus I). Jiui: il.

hi lirooklyn, N. Nov. of Jlobeil Alvvnter nnil contributor of Hnlo nnd AUviiler dntii, but tiled before Mulshing. 111G. KrniiclB" Ann llnlo, b.

Jan. 13, 182(1; nul. Mr. Wyninn. 1110.

Elizii 1 Murlu Hale, b. Mnr. 18, 1S28. 1117. Harriet' i Hnle, b.

1830. llrolbera and Bisters of i i Hale were: Vrnnces llnlo. Henry llnle. -''III. Ann Hnle.

Hlriini Hale. V. Surah Harriet Hale. VI. William a i i i i liowcii Cookc, nfotesnld.

VI r. Chine mile. I I I 1'olly Kmlly Hale. IX. Mnry Hnle.

StenUcn 7 Cooke (803) 1. in Milwaukee, Ocl. IS, 1S55; md. Dinnii Mar. 10, 1817; lived in Milfonl, hut went to Milwaukee in 1851- at Ilia death his widow returned lo Milford lo live.

Their children were: 1118. Chlec? Cookc, b. Keb. '2, 18S7; md. Nov.

29, 18.5,Kiln-In Wnlker. 1110. Stephen' Alonzu Cooke, b. Jnn. 2-1, 1830! md.

Jan. 21, 1874, Kllen Jliirin Nelson. Deborah' Cooke d. Sept. 30,1881 md.

Kobcit Stevens, b. 179J. Theii Children were: 1120. I'hoeuc- Stevens, b. 1821; md John Dlaekinton.

1121. 8 Hllzn Slovens; mil.lion Jnnics Simmons, U. S. senator, niu had Hobcrt' Simmons Slcveus. JJcnjamln' Tlioiinia Cooke (820) md In 1S30, Jlnry A.

Clnrk, b. Ocl. 29,1813 nt Bethlehem, I'a Dee. 23, 1805. Slit was dim.

of Siiml. Cliirk nml Berlin (Cornwnll). He d. In Illnglinmton, Dee. 2-1, 1850; founder llinjr nnmlon Dally licpiiblican, and ptevl oiialy of two iiowspajicrs nt Norwich K.

Y. Their children were; 1122. George'Henry Cookc, b. Jnlj mil. nt Klrkwooil, N.

Mnr 26, IS58, Funny H. Squires; shed Jan 7.1853; lie nul. (2) at Binghamton, Jan. Ulvss-i Bogert. He lu Brooklyn, K.

Dec. 20, 1873. 1123. Mary 8 Catherine Cooke, June 22, 1S14; mil. al Blnghtiniton, Mar.

24, Lloyd Jewell b. June 1C, 1S43. Charles' Philip Cookc (S23), b. Duchess N. 9, 1S12; md Ap.

4, 1831, Maria Kniellne Heynolds dnu. ofjercniinh Reynolds ami Plierj or I'lioctie was b. in Slier bimio, N. July l. in lime hamiou, Oct.

1SG3. He d. June 12 1SS5. Their children were: 1124. CharlCh' Henry Cooke, b.

1 Sherbimic, X. Keli. liG: md Dec. 23, 1SJ7, Mnria Nnultev. She il d.

Ap. 7, Mnde licr mn, Hnbt'tl exei'utur, ntid hlin the uithuu'o of her eslnle nfter nil IcgncicK weic I i Cliiidien nf (MinilcK IK-xler Cooku anil A a (King) vme: 112H. iFiitiL' 1 lliown (ooke, b. In oliiibton, It. hoin-oof Ills K'anil- ither, Ciov.

King; d. In iininnrried, fjepl. IS.51. 1128. Chillies' Albeit CiMike, iallhmirc, Sept.

12, 1811. IJKO. Clnienco Cooke, b. In Inltlmoie, Mil. 0, 1813; md.

In N. Cily, Sqil. 0, ISiJI, Harriet Until Vntere, b. In Andover, 18, 811, i tlicso Cookcs of Hhoile hlaiiii, In coin- lenelng Keh. 2, alw of the rowim or Newport, li.

and Ston- igton, publlslicd in the "West- rly Dnlly 1 1., commencing lay 3, 1897; ulso writer of "Times nnd j'enerntiiinsof llie Driver 1'anilly," an oik'sl genealogy of llie finilllca of liabbldge, Jieckford, lirny, Crowiiliislileld, Daland, Deibv, )iiver, Flint, Hcrrlck, Ivcs, iiiscoinb, Mclcnlf, of Ipswieh, Moses, Neal, 1'iilinur, 1'nlleiHon, SJHIII- lers, SIlKlicc, Welib and Welhnan; Iriniihtor of llnrrlei' Driver; dnu. of and I tMctcolf); eon of Jnpl. Micbnel' and Pavah (llinv); win Cnpl. Mlcliael- nnd Snrah (Ofay); soil of William' and Mary (Glover); mm if llolu'il 1 nnd I'licbe came li.vnn, HMO; and of William iVnluvs, born in luly 13, 1813, son of Kilward Timothy Wnlleis of llerfordshlre, (nlhis iValers In America), Ihe second husband of Hacliel Keinick, slic b. Ocl.

14, 709; d. in Newbnryiort, 18o2, i Ap. I I 1792, Cnpt. Mathow Stricklnnd Kills; tlie wns dnu. of Simeon Uenilek, whose brother, Maioi len.

Timothy liemlck, on stnll of Lien. Oco. Washington, In lievoluliun- ary War. Tboy were sons of Timothy Liemick nnil (Brown), dau. of Joseph nod Sntali (IVan-on) of Jacob 1 Ueiuick nmt Lydla.

He wns Town TrensnivrofKillery, sun of Keinlck, the einlgninl from Holland to Kittery, in Ifiol, where luul 500 acros, most of which land, in 1901, was owned nnd occupied by Oliver 1'hilbrlek Heniick, engineer, i rnuk of Ijicut. in U. S. Kcvcnue Murine, whose descent from Christian 1 Ucmidi is through his son Jncob, the second nnd Inst child of Christian's lirst wlfel.ydla. Tlie grnudfnllier of these Cooke children, Gov.

Samuel Wan! King, wns llflh cousin to Samuel "Ward, b. in the snmo year nnd same month, within 22 days of each oilier, ami eacli luul the name of Col. Samuel Ward, father of Samuel whose motherwas Phebe Greene (dau. of second Gov. William Greene); son of Cos-.

Win. Ward, son of Hiclinrd WarJ who md. Jlary Tilliiighnst, dau. of Kcv. John Tillinghast and Jsabell Sayles, dun.

of Mnry of Uoger. The relntiunslilp being thus: Tlie first John Greene had sons MniorJolm a.id Thomas Greene; and their tons Samuel and Benjamin Greene were lirst cousins'; and Iheir son nnd daughter, Samuel and Catherine Greene, (who mil. second Gov. Wm. Greene) were second cousins; and their dnu.

Mary Greene (who ni(I. John Walton) and son, second Governor Greene, were 3d. cousins; and their a Welthian Walton (who md. Wm. Burden King) and Phebe Greene (who md.

Lieut. Col. Ward) were fourth cousins; and their sons, Gov. Samuel -Wanl King nnd Samuel Ward (who hid. Julia Cutler) were Ilfth cousins; Gov.

Samuel Ward King was son of William' Bordcn King, Jrtsiuh 1 who md. (I) Hannah Field, (2) Mnry Bordeu, John 3 Clement', Clement 1 probably brother of Daniel King, Gent, of Lynn, sons of Halphe Klnge of Watford, Herts, who made his will there hi 1C63, Aug. 1, in which he mentions sons Clement and Daniel thus; Clement intended lo make a will in writing, "bul the violence of his descase was so great lie desired not to have it perfected," which makes an uncertainty if he died or recovered and came lo America; but of Daniel lie says, "my son Daniel King," now In New England, who had 1000 pounds of his father nnd brother Samuel King, with which he probably bought Swamp-cot, first owned by John Humphrey Deputy Gov. of the Mass. Colony in IG'20.

but did not come to New Kng. until 1631, when he came with his wife, ij.ir.tli, dnu. of the Karl of Lincoln, sister to Lady Arabella Johnson, wife of Isaac Johnson, who came, on her wedding trip in tiie ship "Arabella," so named for her, but who died in a month after arrival, i not In Ihe of the exclusive, or owl, i a i the uilMIc I'haiai-tor ihioiighnnl. From lop to lower front of It one con- i a i ofitraivrnl Curving. mp, lliice Bhclves, holds In the back giiiund a Imge plale jiilimr.

The IHIKC, 4o inclu-H wide, con- laiiif all cousins. I i i oak, beati- I I llnlj-hcd i east hniss lilniiiilms. A exunipleof a modi'in iih'thinls can do, ami a good i i a of the possibility of this big nptlht; (-loi'k. Ini-lcw, Kx i i i i will uvil i i lullum-fi Mlhjcul lo check ut of ut nurccil nitc uMnlej-L'St fur $13.50. A.

C. TITUS THAMHS STREI-T. R. I. MARCH 7th, 1902.

OUR SPRING LINE OF Wall Papers i i i i i i i i i i ilqwlllui; Hie i i Ihch cslnU-s ttllli Ibis nM-innl liy law from i i l.lllon consistent Ilii consci i i i i i 111 bo extend. mnl to our uiMtmu-tti. um! I Invited. UUSINf-SS A 1'liUSONAL ACCOUNTS ARE SOLICITED. I I I I I TOMI'KISS, I'ufl'li'lil.

A i Vk-t I'icslileiit I A I 1 I A TlOtKilrcr DIKUCTOKS OrORflE P. mOXAS A. LAWION, EOWARD J. BLRHhD, 'LEWIS CASS LCDVAHQ, 5AMHL P. COLT, t.

KOU.ISS MORSE, GEOIDI: 0. OE Wlir. LEM P. HCSKV F. ELUKIIXIP, ANBUS MclEOB.

ELBRIWIE T. OE1IRV, CHASLtS L. F. KOBISSOS, (ROUGE 0. A I I II.

ROELUK, JERE.HUH HOltTOS, TKllHAS F. KVAS, JACOB H. SCHIir, JAMES SriLLMAS, w. c. sctirmiERnW, HE.SRV A.

C. UVLOV FREUeiKK TO.MPKIXS. HAMILTON OEOKflE PEABOOV HETMofa HAm PAVhE WhITNEV, JAMES T. WOODWAXI). Sheriff's Sale.

HTATl'. OK I1HODI-: ISliAM) AM) I'lilJVI- PLANTATIONS. Is now open. The line cheap and tasty. is WILLIAM C.

COZ2ENS 138 THAAU2S STREET. pi-Ciicbcd in Freehold, as a Pros- byletiiiii, later as a haplisl, came lo Providence and there preached in 1730, in Uaptht cb.j became a physician, and settled in Glocestcr, 1., in 174S, and there died, in 17GI. In Providence, K. Dr; John Walton published a work on baptism by immersion, printed by James Franklin, 17SO; also published "The Holigion of Ji-sus VlndiCxilcit." (To continued.) COOKK--fn the next issue of the Cooke family re-cord there i lie Km account of the "Dorr alwnys an interesting subject lo Rhode Islanders, -li. M.

T. WINO--The Wing family of America will hold a reunion atSaudwicli.Mass., June21-2S, 1M2. It is proposed lo camp out for a week the old farm located by John i in 1637. At this gathering family association will be formed, addresses delivered, rejul, etc. The committee in charge consists of Daniel Wing, 315 South Sixth Maywood, DeWitt C.

Wing, 3oS Dearborn Chicago, and Goo. H. Wing, Springfield, Mass. All descendants of the family are invited to send their addresses to some member of the committee. deed Was iu Portsmouth, K.

In 172S. this Hie of Thomas Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate by Itolic Auction. To Nell la I 1 llDECrs, to clinrlcn A. UOKCIB Imslraliil of I. UOHCIB, i i a Mnry Jl, Hoztrt, us life Icnao of llic cftnlc i i nil BUI- to lio or In UK County of -til nml Slnto nf Ittioilo i nnil i- nil IK.

I ISOIIK Inlpii'steil: Jilauury 6lh, 11V VlK'i'lH 1 111 inivKuniu-o of mi llon, out of Itie hnvc tills ilii.v Ml fa '1 o'clock 11. Icvlc.l tlio fM i un nil I i i i I i llio cn1illcrcnliint, llonoru K. Croflun, luul on Hie I i i i i of July, A. I). nl I i SATl'RIUY, IS, 1902, nt 11:30 o'l'lui-k H.

nil nnil Mnsiiliir. tlio jivcinlsos ii.uncd In MarieiK'c ln-cd ns fclloMF: i Mini i-cr- LV hlizalicth Ciwke, b. from (irivatinn and tlie great eliani-e novia, N. July j. from her KiiRlUh husband Cazei 1S70.

1127. Thomas Cooke, b. in Hiiij-kiiiHnn, X. SO, ISIS; nul. Ap.

I I 1STI, Kale Swcci, b. June IS, June 6, 1SOS. Chnrlo" Dexler Cmikv (Sll) md. A p. 16.

IJvii.i, a A a Ivini; txvoml eldest of the cidldren of 6'ov. Snm- uel Wanl i and Catherine Latham An.Ecll (only i his lin-t wife, Mary of Xatlianiel WaU'rmaii and Susannah Canler. sn uf Hicharvl Waterman and llethbh Oiney Antcll was um of Daniel Angvll nml l'hele Olncv; of Sic- 1-lien Marllia lOlncy), d'an. of Olney, wh.i nul. Mary Williams, dan.

nf Daniol Williams who a old when lie nul. lie- b.xva Uno.ios (widow of Xioh.ilaa 1'owors. I tin Ml two years old in the Ship i Walioii, 1. iroi, mil. i i with his falhfr, was Thoinns Ol- jam as his first wife.

He wa and with his mother, who a of Walton and area ret another month, causing the Humphreys lo lo Kng-taiul, and Ihns.SwainpMMl, their home, liccanie for sale. 4M arres of which was by Dan'l Kints. In Lwlifonl's Xnlc Hixik. a John Kins and i Mary came as i servants In "the Worshipful John i what natnn: ford not say. TIICM: Kim's tirnl a linme In Noilh a of land in in and was ni 1637 amoiiR Ihnso ol l.ynn re- mnvnl to Sandwich, whore in 1 liW Ihey had a daughter Uirn.

i-'or i i yeats.ifli'r, these Kings lived in tills town, li'-t i i rolaliou they had i lo llie liVim Kings, remains to learncil, and solicited from thusc know. Welthian mothtrof Hov. iNimiiel Ward was Ihedaii. 3174. of the famous Colonel benjamin Church of.Little Comptnn, R.

md. Marlhn Drciiton, granddaughter of Gov. lirenton, of Newport. Their son, Benjamin Church, had two wives; his will, Boston, 17S1, so shows, mentioning children, Samuel and Martha, by "former wife." His second wife was Hannah Dyer, daughter of Giles Dyer, of Roston. This also is established by wills of said Church and Dyer.

Now can any correspondent inform me, with proof, who was the first wife of Benjamin Church named above? I have been told that she was a Coggcs- hall, and that proof may be found in a suit.for partition of Ihe ten ton prop- efty'at Ihe lower end of Rhode Island. Her name ami lhat of her father are A. S. 3175. HATHAWAY--Copt.

Josiah Crane's mother was Abigail Hathaway, daughter of Dr. Benjamin Hathaway, of Morristown, X. J. Is there a history ofttic Hathaway N. L.

317G. can I get information of the Kitchell (or Kitchcl) family, or of the Thompson family ol New N. L. S17J. Who was- the "Capl.

Cahoone" who commanded a racket running bttwceu Newport and New York, several years after? Who wns the Capl. James Cahoone, bmicd in Trinity churchyard, Newport, with, wife Klizabeth nnd several children? Was "Abigail Cahoone, wife of buried first wife? Who was Abigail Cahoone, who md. Matthias King, June 1723, in Xew- a Joseph Cahoone decvieii land in Swanzey, I7SO, to John Whealon? Wlio was thi; Jolm 317.S. Y.vTf-s--From a place did the Yates family come and when? Who was a (or Sarah) Yates, who mil. James Cahoone, 1747, ANSWERS.

306C. DAVIS-- I regret to Riy-ihut I have never hcen able to trace my Davis family of Newport any further than the miminge of Elizabeth Davis to William Stali in 17G-5. A Mr. J. V.

Mason of Tannton claimed to have the line lo Sir Thomas Davis, Lord of London 1C97. If correct the emigrant ancestor may not have eonieover -until a later date. Mr. Miisin wrote that he had presented his manuscript (which he completed In England) to "Ihe Historical Society." The Old Colony Historical Society in Tannton and New England Historical Genealogical Society in Boston say thev Im-e no such liolh tlm Mason and Davis families were of Newport. Can any one trace the papers? I have a collection of Davis notes from the Boston Transcript, which I have looked over for a Nathaniel.

I find but two, one, son of John and Abigail Maliter Davis, Dover, N. I I mar. Hannah about 1700; another whose father Joshua was b. 1705 ami diet! Bropkline, 1755. There were Davis families in liehoboth Portsmouth, II.

1630, and Kingston, U. 172S. I hope to receive any information concerning Thomas or John's ancestors, one of whom was probablv father of my These names are kept up in my family to this date and in a branch in South Carolina. 1 iiave sent an enquiry to the Transcript and one H. A.

D. is compiling a new Davis (J. A. D. S(H2.

CcfHY-- Win. Cory, Mar. 2 1712, son of Michael and Martha (Moore) Corey md. May 4, 173S-9, Mary Macombcr. Children: Sarah, md.

Nathaniel Brings, Aug. 23, 1761; John; liebecca, perhaps nul Powers, as in M. R. salii nllnolieil nnd levied nil cslntc nt Public Aurllon lo 1)0 nelil In llic sliorlll's Olllcc-, in Clly of I i i i i i i i New- ixirl, on llic loth ilnv ol April, A. I).

1902, 12 o'clock for lip cnltoil, tlpljt, on tlie same, of snll, ray own fees nnil nil contingent ex- Irsntllclenl. JAMlvS AN'THONV. 3-13-4W Sheriff. Siibl iiroiwtly win be FoM vnlijcct lo Itie louse for Ufa of rnlil I properly, liy Ful.l cintrlcs lo 1llr ilntcil March 1, Terms at snip. TM 1P01.

STATEOF 1U10DK ISLAND. PUBLIC "HEARING. House of 1'rovhlcnc-o, Murcli 1WJ. Tiie Committee on Cor(mriiltons of the litnir nil iwr- 5ons AX ACT TO IN(X)H1'OU- A I I I A A llio Stute liouf-o, In CnmmlttcK- Itoom on March 13, IfW.jit '2 o'clock 11 in A I a I i i lSAAUU.SOliTll\VlCIC Ctork, I Island Cemetery. I Ihe 1'ronrlc- 1 tors of Ifliiml Cemetery Company will lx liclil nl tlrcSlutc Ilouse.Monilny, Mn'rcli 2uli, IftW, o'clock p.

ni. I I a STEVEN'S, Scerctnry. As Tanght by the Boston College of Practical Psychology, is Ihe irt of knowing what to do, how to do it, when la do i( and where. Yon have it and don't know it. Millionaires have it and know it and use it.

Psvciio-rirvsrcs Is ImllsrcnKil-lc lo the xningmn1licrftnl nil hearts of families. It tonolics i tlie of governing their chll- tlron )mnlshmcnt. Tnngbt by mull, 10 months' month. Regular 10 necks'couivc, SI per Send 51, und receive our First giving onr Annotinrrmtm anil Sjvcinl Cont nrmnglni-- lo furnish Mu.lcnts wlih nin- tcrml lotcnrli olhcrs nml form clashes. Mnnv of our week fro; of our eimlc-Lis are clearing $10 nor nn their evening ctnsst-'S.

Le- ffiro hns there lit-en CTCJIT opportnnltv for people skilled In line ns there Is nt the present lime- Qnardian's Sale of Personal Property. SOI.l) at Tnlillc Auction on WRDNESOAY, Mirch 10 o'clock n. at court, all the Household Goods In said lionse conslstlurr of Carpets, Crockery nml (ilassware, Stoves Ac. I i ASK, Qimrillnn. KOKT.K H.TAYI.OH, Auctioneer.

S-li At I he Court ori'rohateof I ofl Xeiviwrt, In Rhode Is' on IDth A. D. lOo'clock A. M. lie City Islnml, Mohicn i rtny of March i A I I ivrltinftOfAmlrcw K.

McMnhon, presented this dny praying thai nil Irstruniont In vrUlng preseiitett therewith, purporting tft be Ihe Inst will ami testament of JQHX Y. IfUDSOX, lute of XewporU (leceaFed, nmy be proved, approved, nllowcd, nnil recorded, nnil timl letters tcstnnienlury on the estnte of fAlA rte- consed nmy he gnintcd to him, the Kxeeutor named therein: 11 la ordered that the consideration of FJild petition be referred to Monday, the SIsl day of March, D. al 10 o'clock n. nt Probate OAVe In the City Ilnll, N'ewporl, and Ihnt notice thereof be given to all persons Interested, hy advertisement IP the lYerrporl Mercury, once week nt least, for fourteen (lays. DUNCAN" A.

A A S-15 I'rohntc Clerk. Hy order of GKOKOK X. I Foli'ld upon said premiss at thereof, or nl liny ndjtinniuient ofpahl Mile. 2-22 Guardian's Sale of nnil In execution or Iliciui- I me given In certain ilccrec entered uu llic 271)1 (Iny of A. lap ly tlicL-onrl or I'rnlmtc or tho i i i rt umlstiiteof lilioile Islnnil, tlierc lo soW nt imbllc lincllon, by ttie iinderslsneil on Die premises nercltmflcr ilesi-rlUetl, In the cjild I City or Newport, on WEDNESDAY, i6th, 1902, at 12 o'clock noon, till tlie rlelit title nml Intercs-t or Mury A.

T. llen.I, orlnll of sjilil In nml to rertiiln lot or iKireel of luntl, wtlli Itie bulUlings iniii linivovcmcnts sltinite In tlio mW Clly nml Imnmloil unii ileserlljeil rS follows, Nortlienstcrly, on Inml of Wlllliini Soiillienslerlv, onluml of.M. purtly on wnv partly on Iniulof W. .1. Trnnilv, nml mrtlj- on Inml of W.

H. Jolimqu, nml ou Jotinson Conrl. nnil containing nve tlioiiFHiullu-obiimlreilnml forty feet ofhiiul, more or tess. C. CHASE, Xewporl, Feb.

21st. 0 I'rotatc Clerk's Office, I 1) uar I EW1S USI.MMON*S,llic*Admliilslnloron the estate or I-VCY FSKKHO1IX, Inte of snlcl Mlartletown, deceased, i dny flleil In tilts Office Ills first nml flnnl HC- coiint witli Mldestnte Tor examination nnd nllpwnnce, nnrt lias npplled to me to give due nolleeof the filin" nnd pemleucyof his ni-cordlng toliufT Xotleels hereby given tonll In nny ne Interesteil In Biild the same will be considered nnd acted upon, at tha J- ou of rrol.nte, to Ue held at Ihe Town Hall In fnid Jllddlctoivn, on Mondav, tue seventeenth day of-March ne.it, A. D. JWi nt one clock p. in.

ALBEKT rrobate Clerk. At the Court or I'rormte of the City of I Newporl, In Kliode Islrvnd. tiolden on Monday, llie 1Mb day of-March) A.D. ItVint lOo'elock-Lm. In writing, of William r.

Shcftielil, or snlil -Newport, fre- Fcnted this dny, praylngthnt nn ir.Ptniment In wrlllnp pnrpor(lngto te the last will nnd testament of KUZAJtETH IT. VF.llXOX, late or Newport, deceased, may be proved, ftprrovcxl.nlloweil nnd recorded, nnd Itm letters lc-5tnmenlary on llie eflate of said de- censed may lc gmnted Executor named therein: It Is ordered thnt the consideration of patd petition be referred to Monday, the '31st dav or March, A. lOOi nt 10 o'clock a. at the Probate IHTicc In the City Hall, Newport, and thnt notii-ethereof ptven to all persona tntereleil. In Die Mercury once ft week nl least, rorTourtec-n davs, A A.

I A A I S-15 I'robntc Clerk. ADMINISTKATRIX NOTICE. -THEKyBSCHIIlKIt having been appointed by the Honorable Court of Probate of Newport, H. 1., Adnilnlstratrlx on the estate of PATRICK" late of said Newoort, been qualified nccord- Court i montLs from the" date hereof.and Indebted to a pavine-nt 'o EM.EN V. T.

Administratrix. Newport, H. Marcb 1st, lWi-3-I ADMIXJSrrUATRIX D. 13. N.

C. T. A. NOTICE. I 10 1: KXKCl-TOR'S XOTtCK.

I i havlnz i 1 1'Vtho llononthle Coarl of ''rotate or i' 1.. esernlor i i ni'd leswini-nlnf A. MA HICK I of salil nii'1 accordini: to Inw, all a i claims nciiinsl the elaie of sal-l I decfased to present them to or tile llie same In theolliceor the Cterk or ai(t tVy.irl six i a rrom tLe date hi-rfof. nnd Uf Pendencv Of a Petition for the tho-e to rmiVe payin-in to I A I A i NOTICE ail persons liavlng said estnte to present tliem tc ti i same in tbe orffe or the Clerk or said on rt 11 I I moDl hs from he cln te hereof, anil i I i i i a uirnu-nt lo i A KI.I.KUV, A i a d. Ij.

n.e It. 12, m--l--22 SITfl. Uiiiiy--VVnnlctl, ilnlcsof hirlh, m.trriace and death of (jitilis, of Nen-pnrl. Alto wife i-'liulictli. i was one of the wardens of Trinity Church, 1709.

His ilau. KlizaUrtli md. (1) Wm. i Passage of An Act to Incorporate "The RhoJe Island Company." MOTlCKIs licrd.ycUtn Ihvre ImsLeen Inlrcvluceil nri-1 Is now pcr.rilns In the House of of the state of i Khixle Island. art.

ami petition for tlie ot an an lorroste corpormion hy the name of "The Island Xcwi-ort. K. a NOTICK. a i UK-TI hy tlie Jlpnoraljle rourt or 1'iol'ate or NOTICE. 'pHK i I a i duly Ihe Hon.

couit or ProlAleof Wof or Ihe Malc A I I nf a of i lo all having (ianinerofNo. King.town; md. i of the Newport, II. A i the Tlw snW corponitlon SM 0 A "1 of Janice Martin of Acot.rdinc to titf gravestone, therewcrefoiirohiidren, nr.d liavim: I tied to law. contnicts, powers, prlvll- nnd of nny and every pis itt-crs.

was ncci.icntaily in of John Walton, mrt. Mcrov wns and two daughters, l-v Wm! et.txvu bvvauip of on. (S.nmol, Major John, Uardner. Whst Uvame of' them? I 0 ho U-xr- tliaii Join-, 1 sml Si.in.ivlniiiii.irr Hi. Ii William (iilfe leavo a will or in- of'he bonds, l-s and Mary A ij, of Janus Athtou ami i iili.

i-iirly of Ct. ami Merx'y Greene al.si James xml Alioe Williams, ns mini I I I or Jrmics made ISiljin whtch he gives sins Kober'l and linger one half of the other third part; his wife Alice to have one third part, and son Sydr-sek and dau. Catherine uue third iiarl. To Kliza- MrTiiuty; nnv ueeus inuring his name? Uifurmation i be mol gratefully revived. Are thert deeds tiearinc a of Janies wbo came to New port, where he lived fur several year K-foie to Knstol, 11.

Welthian S1SO. Kisn-Can wil b. May ml, md. Nov.G. who Krizzcll Kisli married? She 4 1 a -v Ulni A P- 1C73 of Thomas aud K.

Kn.g md. Stninge) Kbh, md. Deo. 10, t-rwue, h. MayS, itus.

A Grizzell ss ibe wife of llr. John alton.a graduate of Yale, Jeremiah I.awton whose i class studied for the ministry, proved Aug. They signed of tnc i ami such And finJ every whercvtr which own? or conlrtjls least majority of thcstCK-k of any sucb company, snd to anil tlie uto-ck. ar.d oiher nni3 i and ihcrton, of any nnd Midi coii'ifutnyor corporitton. Said have ftn ortmslr.cMln the city 01" I'rovMt-ncOt or In f-tich town orciiy widifn this L-tate as 1 Jts I'v-iaws may -prescribe, and 5-iVI R-I ilior'rcs- FHld corporalion to exercise Iherlfthl i of emlnont domain, and to nc-iulre fti-in- cblM-5lnitie slrocis In nny nnd all the elTlrs and town? within Hits Hate.

The for tbe rmssa of emltl net. H. MAUT1S BROWN. STKrHKN O. A i S-15 xi i i i i i i tu lo ln-ror tne i i same In ollii-e of tnc Clerk of KIM widitii six a from I lo ninke to Kl.l/AI'.KTIIS.

IIOW.MU' She lias of No. Tlianic-s Nc lon.lt. her Back Numbers of the Mercury A 1 i'C- 1 lns: of for any a A I i I I 2 I.UlleCoui[fton,U. I. NOTICE.

I have removcil In DiSPtNSARV i Ktrtet. ROOTS A HF.RUS to W. I'EAIIUK. chum. to present them i mvnllis from licn.of.anj i i i i i to I A I I A I I li.

I ral ADMIXISTKATOU'ti 5 i i sl EU i k'ivt." (tint liebas twn nppolilt-'l liv the Ojurt on the uf KI)WAI(l) f. en ASK, or llir.t he has Flvc-i tosiiW rt'iulrcrl, nn-1 Is such Administrator. All a i I he K-i-nM f. src r.oliSca to r.r.,!f rslir.f ,1, or file 11 in tl.e of If.e Clckof villn-'url from Ihe 1., rrof. ntnl MO iun 0 A A lor For Sale.

A nt 4 2 i i I.irne stone nnil other liull.illisrs.-for Al-plj to A I I A I 1 A or 10 VVI M.I AM 1'. I I I I.