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FROM THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN.
OM1fITNc/C 6TTO A..

The Federal Republican of Saturday last
contains some observations on DR.. Logan's
late visit to England. in which he is stated
to have gone at the special instance of the
President, and to have carried with him an
indemnity from this government to shield
him against the operation of the law passed
on the 30th January, 1899, subjecting Anne
rican citizens to fine and Imprisonment for
Interfering without authority from the exc
cutive with foreign governments.
he writer of this article, though well
acquainted with DR.. Logan, and applauds.
as much as any body, the honorable and bu-
name motives which induced him to form &
execute the intention of using his best eff
forts to restore harmony between his in
jured country and the nations of Europc ::
of. whose disinterested patriotism MANY
proofs have been afforded, but it is conf
IDENTITY believed that he never did communi
cate to the President his intention of going
to England on public business, or receive
any other document from the government
beyond passport which every citizen of
the United States is entitled to- 1t is said.
and believed that DIR, L. informed the Sc.
cretary OF State of his intention of going TO
England, and offered to take charge of any
commands that the government might have
for their minister there; and that dispatch
was sent to his care, as it would have been
by any other respectable passenger. 1t is
admitted that Dr.. Logan has shewu to few
of his most intimate friends, a letter from
the President to him, but it does not CON
tain single word on the subject of his going
to England, nor is there any evidence from
the letter itself of the Presidents knowing
shat he had any such intention.
JUSTICE
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OF the U. S. sch'r Revenge.
WAsEINeroN. Dec. 1

WAsHIEGToN, Dec. I.
With regard TO the course that is likely
to be pursued in respect 10 our foreigd con
Germs, It would be unadvised TO speak with
confidence until the light shall be she'd upon
them which usually flows from the commu
nications of the Executive, The informa
ton, either negative or positive. recently
received from England, must serve IN a
great degree to shape the course most fit to
be pursued. The government IN all its de b.
partments, rich in the public confidence. and
more firmly consolidated than perhaps at
any former period, will be vigorously sup
ported by The opinion or the arm Of the peo-
pie, accordingly as one or both shall be re
CURED Measures If nerUe are inquest
onably looked for, and will be universally
hailed win Joy. And if such o staH Of
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SDoll1e8tlc.
WASHINGTON, November 90.

Our Navy. although small, is actively use
ful. We have heard, with great pleasure.
OF many instances of truly laudable conduct
On the part of our navy officers, aud of the
efcctuai assistance they have afforded to our
merchant vessels in distress
Ihe active eXcrtions of Commodore Rod
gers, in assisting several merchant vessels
In the harbor Of New York, during the late
gale of wind, are already known. But for
the assistance afforded them by the Commo
dore, 1T is said several of them would have
been inevitably lost
The following letter addressed to Ohpe,
ii. Perrv. lieut.. in the Navy, command.
ing the u. s. schooner the Revenge, Will.
it is hoped, afford pleasure to our readers.
Mar. Inf.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 10. 1910.
The Ship Diana of Wiscasset having
arrived at this place in safety, and sailed
again upon her destined voyage, we avail
ourselves of the opportunity to inform you
thereof, and to tender to yourself and to the
gentlemen of the squadron in the river ST.
Mays under your command while there,
in behalf of ourselves and Of Messrs. Moses
Carlton, jr and Abel Wood. jr. owners of
said ship. our and their warmest thanks for
the zeal and anxiety manifesto by you and
them for the honor and prosperity of the
American flag. evinced in the case of that
ship. And we particularly request that
this our letter of thanks for the services
rendered on that occasion, may make a part
of your dispatches to the Secretary of the
Navy, as an evidence of the high sense we
entertain OF the readiness evinced to protect
the trade and commerce of the country /:
We should feel delicacy in requesting YOU
TO transmit this to the Navy Department,
/ were you alone the subject of il but we
trnst you will not permit your deIicacy to
Withhold it, since it is intended not only as a.
mark of respect to yourself, but to Lieut..
Hoyt, TO whom we feel much indebted. and
to all the other officers whom you had the
goodness to permit to aid in restoring that
ship to the honor of the American Gag.
We cannot close this letter OF thanks with :
out awaiting ourselves of the opportunity to
express our admiration of the firmness and
decision, properly tempered with modera-
ton, evinced by YOU, when it seemed pro-
bable, from the reports in circulation, that
a hostile course might have been adopted
against the Diana, then under your protect
on, (reports which, though then credited,
il now appears were i'll founded) and of the
the writer of this, in which You const antIy
held yourself to repel any attack upon the
sovereignty of the u. S.
We remain, sir,
With great respect,
y. Your obedicnt servants,
SAM. & Gil. HOWARD.
. II. PERRY, Esq.
OF the u. 5. Sch'r Revenge.
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The BederaHsts ofWesp York,
Those Of Phfladelhhta

= ''7'0 y n 'FtItftIt tItTFtN-
The CoRREsPoRDENT who lately com
muncated to the editor, the information tina,
number OF Federal gentlemen had Joined
with some others to compliment General
Armstrong with public dinner, is happy
TO find that that information was incorrect.
Having just seen list of the subscribers ia
the dinner, he can with great satisfaction
assure the editor that not the name of sin
gle iederalist is to be found among them
". Y. Even. Post.
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WORTHY OF REMARK.-We arc reques.
ted to mention, that Mr.. John Chase, OF Sa
ratoga, raised and gathered this season, Ave
thousand FIVE hundred and sixty -nine bush
els Potatoes !--IVaterJord Gaz.
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things Shall exist as to cali for them, thev
Will have the excellent effect of proving the
unanimity of the people. or of drawing a
line between the true friends and enemies of
their country.
Other topics of vast magnitude will occupy
the attention Of Congress, whose sittings,
considering the short time allotted, cannot
fail be highly interesting.
From the present state of that part of tho
Territory OF the U. S. included within the
limits of the district of country known by the
general appelation of West Florida, arise
considerations of some importance, though
perhaps not requiring any immediate act of
the legislature. The interest which all our
readers doubtless feel on the subject of our
South Western frontier, will make them
look with anxiety for the information on this
head. which the communications from the
Executive may be expected TO present.
Whether the charter of the Bank of the
I U 5 shall be renewed. or whether Natl
onal Bank on different plan shall be esta
blished. will present subject for solemn
consideration; subject, which, on close
inspection, will be discovered to involve all
the monied. commercial, agricultural and
manufacturing interests of the nation.
But, towering above all other topics, we
hope to see that respecting INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENTS receiving the early, live
| ly and snremitted attention of the Legis.
lature.
On every other point. much doubt and
darkness hang; on this all is luminous.
| BE our foreign course what it NAV, the
great Improvements of the country should
be pushed with equal zeal. IF our foreigr
relations are unembarrassed. we shall en-
JOY the amplest means of promoting the per.
manent interests of the nation; and if they
4 a re cnhrO;teI Oh,
promotion an indemnity for our foreign pri7
vations. If we remain at peace. we shall
enjoy the blessings of plenty and comfort
furnished us by teeming fields and goot
roads and canals; if we are driven into war
we shall discover the competency of our in
ternal resources 10 wage it with effect agains
our foes.--Nat. Int.
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The gentlemen of this city, without res
pect to political distinction, contemplat
giving gen. Armstrong public dinner, o.
his arrival here.--PhiL Gaz.
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WEw-YoRk. November 81.

I'VE 0hh, .SfOUcWOer II.
PATRIOTISM OF AMERICAN MILITIA.
The 25th Of Novem6cr, 1888. is an infe
resting ehoch IN the annals of our coun .
try. On thar day. The iast Of The merce
nary froohs Of Britain. abandoned our
0hores by euacnating tie City of ". York;
This interesting event, has at7vays been
celebrated by our fellow citizens generallv.
in manner suitable to The occasion. Yes
ferday afftointed for celebrating The 9Th
anniversary Of This imforfanf ara, the Sc
Uerai military corf's Of this CRY, assembled
az an early hour 10 terform their accus
toned duty bur in consequence of fhe
very u1yaDora6ie state Of the zveafher The
soldiers 9vere dismissed 7vithom being
marched from their places of muster. er,
cefiling The Patriotic battalion of Rehub.
fcan Greens, commanded 6y Major Fran
els M'Clure. This corhs marched orr q,
the Park 10 the from of Mechanic Hail
there they com11hmented that dialineuishcd
citizen Of America, General .4RMSq.RoNc
by performing The standing and marching
safute in a true military style AFTER 4vhici
they marched 10 The battery, zvhere then
fred a feu de joy, had yankee doodle hiou
ed 6y their excellent volunteer band, and
gaUe three cheers in honor Of the day.
Pub. Adv.
A letter from Gotten6urg advises that
the King of Denmark was about to issue
a Decree allowing the Capture of all YES
sells, having on board French Ceuifeafes
u origin.
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,asses wilhout deserters Of prisoners coming

passes without deserters OK prisoners coming
In.
ofPortugai, according to the last dispatches
that have received.
My last intelligence from Cadiz is to the
4th inst.
/ have the honor to be. &c.
WELLINGTON.
II. CHARTERS, at Pero negro. aoth October.
1910.
His Excellency
Don Miguel Pereira Forjaz.
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FROM THE SAME.
(anericanus Concluded

GENTLEMEH, 49,.
In the com munication which last address
sed 10 YOU II was stated that the real dencit III
the navy appropriations at the end OF the year
laos was i25 900 dolls. only, being the 4oe!
600 dolls. remaining unexpended at the eng
oG the wear 1904, and the nom'"at ds'en ..
6oo. 600 dolls. at the end OF the year 1870,
Th;s deficit of $4,000 dolls. is tony minu
satisfactorily accounted for in the keport OF
~. secretary of the Navy Of the 10th Dec:
laos. Among the causes OF this dchch' :
snd ,vo which merit particular notices mas
much as they afford further proof OF inc IN.
negI,yence or hostility to the navy, OF the
,hsn chairman Of the Committee OF ways
.nd Means---,bese are the two Resolutions
of Congress of the 9th OF November,iSoa,
and ad of March. lso5--thc hrst voting .
sword to Capt. Decatur, two months ex.'a
nav IN the officers, Sc.--.the second vos'hB
medal 20 Commodore Preb:c, sword TO cacn
of the commi ssioned officers ana m'dshipmt,s ~
who distinguished themselves In the a.'aess =
against Tripoli, and one mon'h's extra psy :"
esrh of the petty officers, seamen and marine
n Commodore Preble's Squadron - psss
Resolutions did honour to Congress- } w. :.,s 80
,hh,ohriofion vas made TO carry '"e" '"'i
| ,G,ef! They we're, however, execu's" az 49,
IA M, Of the general appropriation Tor us s
rsar sos, already reduced by s'ra'sge ~ ,'o"
| oao 200 10 1000 dolls. already reu.'
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LIxEwisE, WHF.4TO.Ns
ITCH OINTMENT,

A medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH without having in il ary thing either danger
ous or disagrs.able.
One box cures person, and there need be
10 washing after the Of il the skin 10 gensr-
ally left clean and smooth.
The above Bitters and Ointment are Tor
sale the Druggist Stores Of CHxsLrs Frxr
I.sss TASSsa, and eAsuss w. visses, IN New
pos. Nag o.
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Looking GLASS Plates, .jesvel,y, sc.
NICHOLAS GEFFROY, inform.

NICHOLAS GEFFROY, informs
- Y his Customers and Friends, that he has just
peceived from the manufactures in Europe, an as
ssrtment OF fLOOKING-GLASS PLATES, as former
y, which will be ready for sale in few days,as
as they Can be fitted in frames.
Also on hand
complete assortment Of Cutlery Tea
Pots PocketRooks Suspenders Gold Lace brass
Handirons, Shovels and Tongs; Windsor Soap :.
Starch; Hair-Powder warranted waterproof Liquid
Dlacking; Scotch and Maccoboy Snuf-and many
ether articles, too numerous TO partcularize.
The Watch Repairing Business is carried
on as usual.-Also manufactures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the highest perfection Fila
gree and Pearl Work. Hair Work--Elastick, differ
ent shapes, round, octagon, and fiat lace shapes.
The highest price given for old Gold and Silver,
agreeable to its standard.
He thanks his friends for their custom--aRd viii
sell those articles at vey small advance.
Nevporf, Jan. "a, 1870
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And pursuing the same details
A corporal receives Si9l ID
A drpmmcr or 6fer receives Si77 65 |
All !, n,;y.,e rece;ves l65 65
When any Of the officers are charged with |
a seperate command, an additional number oil
rations, proportioned to the additional cx-
pense to which they are thereby subjected, Is
allowed. And to each OF The officers, who
perform the duties of the staff an extra al.
;owance of l6 dolls. per month is made and
to the sergeant major, quarter master SER
geant, drum and FIVE major there is allowed
i dollar and l-2 cents per month.
Thus we find that the whole amount OF the
nav and emoluments Of the Lieut. Col. Com
mandsnt is 1920 dslls. oil the major S92, OF a
CAPTAIN 500, of a first Lieut.. $40, OF second
Lieut.. 446, of a sergeant 205 Is, OF a corpo-
raj, l9l Is, Of a drummer or fitor III 65,
and of private les 6s.
Let us now see what is the annual average
cost TO the nation Of each person belonging
TO the corps. In ascertaining this care not
which year be selected, provided VIC do not
| po further back than the year 1904. ] know
| not what the expense may have been before
| that period--it may have been more--or 1t
| NAV have been Iess-than il has been since
| Mr.. Randolph will, presume, be satisfied
| with my taking the year which nc himself has
chosen and under this impression i VIII
take the year 1909, although know 1t was
the most uniavourable to the corps OF any year
since 1904. Before enter particularly INTO
this subject, will premise an undcniao'c
fact, which is this, that since the present
Commadant took charge Of the corps in the
year 1904, the expenses have never exceed
ed the estimates--and the expense OF each
person has surprisingly corresponded with
the sum estimated for him. II will then DC
perfectly fair to take the number of persons
and the amount esticmated, as the basis Of ou'
| calculations upon this subject.
In the year 1909, the number OF persons
| estimated for was 1905 and the sums esti
mated and appropriated, were as follows =
For pay and subsistence i39,ooI -
For clcathng, zo'soo o.
For v,;,;,arv stores, 1850
For quarter masters department
and every contingent expense, 1875 s.
| ror .osn;,ai account. &c. 1000
10000
To this sum add the amount OF ra-
tions estimated in the article,
| provisions for the navy" ss's4s .
,
.. Making the expenses Of every des-
cr;n,,on $4,000
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LOPEZ DEXTER * MILES,

OFFER FOR SALE,
ON FAVOURABLE 7,ERJsfA
Y56 Bales Prime Upland Gotten,
81 Casks Rice,
40 Bbls. Flour,
% Hhds. Tobacco,
80 Butts Lard,
Hhds Hams,
40 Pipes Mason's Gin,
81 Boxes Brown, u.van. suCAnA
81 Do. White, HAVANA '0"n
1l7 Chests Souchong Tea,
10 Do. Hyson Skin, do.
z Do. Hyson, do.
6& DO. Dohea, do.
$4,000 lbs. w. l. and Batavia Coffee.
...1LSO.......
In addition to their former srPpb Of Dry Goods
Cases India Silks consisting Of Grapes, Lustrngs
and Sewing Silks.
700 pieces Blue Nankns.
800 DO. Company Yellow, do.
Cases Mems Satin Beaver HATS.
Newport, April Is, 1910.
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EARL & ALLSrON, and
LOPEZ, DEXTER * MILES,
OFFER FOR SALE,

THF. entire cargo OF the ship Laurel,
II from Tonningss, entitled TO debesture. eonsis-
of the following articles.-vII -
12 Boxes and Cases Platillas RoyaleA
- Boxes brown Hollands.
10 Cases and Bales BritanniaA
IS Boxes Creas a In MorlaiA
~ Boxes Dowlas.
Box Shirting Linen
Box Arabias.
Box Handkerchie1h-
rs Boxes Rouans
q Boxes Lestados.
IA Cases Estopllas.
a Cases Casarillos
Box red Platillas.
I Box Coutreo.
> Boxes white Rolls.
4S Boxes Osnaburgs.
4 Bales bagging Linens.
% Bales Bleytucher.
70 Bales Heeden Linen.
samples may be seen by applying as above.
Newport, April 4. 1910
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GENUINE P.iTE.NT md FAMILY
MEDICINES.

Which are celebrated for the Of most diseases
to which the human body is liable.
Prepared only by rhe sole hrofriefor,
L. w. DYOTT, M. ID.
Crandson Of the late DR.. RoaERrsos, ef Edinbrug
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GROCERIES,
By wholesale and retail.

~ ~ N i N n " - Il,
nFFERS for sale at the Store ON Bannisfer's-
~ WharE formerly occupied by Messrs. J. 4 II
CAHooss,
"A general assortment of Groceries,
Crockery e Glass Ware, &c &c. consisting Of
Rum Molasses
C,, Gin Cayenne anne PEPPER
Spanish Ginger
Lisbon Pimcnto
Sherry ,,,,,y,,c Caxsia
Malaga e Nutmegs
Madaira English Mustard
Porter and Table Salt
York-Beer, Sweet Oil
HSsss H'"ss'' . alssaGSeis ssit;%a.. FLOUR
Hyson Skin rv.ci Cotton
eouchong 0 Log e Red Wood
Bohea Coperas
cStsss csass,.,. fiot.ns fs,s.s' 9 mDrco
Loaf Powder and Shot n
Havana s,,cAns Wrapping Paper
White s. Dexter Lime
Brown J Lamp Oil. &c. SC.
The above articles will be sold OH reasoDa-
BE trems for cash. juno Is.
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For Jaundice and Bilious
SONITLalN -.
HHE.fTON's
Genuine Jaundice B itters,

PRICE FIFIf CE.NTS.
Secured 10 him by Letters Patent from The Prerdent "
fhe United States
A MEDICINE extremely useful for curing
"A Jaundice and bilious disorders, and removing
that sinking, faint and distressed feeling the sto-
ach, difficulty Of breathing, loss Of appetite, and
sleepy dull heaviness in the fore part Of The day,
weakness and trembling Of the limbs dizziness Of the
heaa ard yellswness Of countenance, complaints 20
common to jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected In
New-Engisnd by the above medicine (as may be seen
by the bls) prevent the necessity Of further recon-
,nendation.
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hPPREA-T7CE WANTHD.

APPREA'7ICE WANTED.
VXTANTED, an apprentice to tn
w House-Carpenters business A Lsd Of 3.
bout ~ or 10 years of age, sustaining good char
setes, may hear Of good situation, where eves,
proper encouragement will be given, on application
4, the Office Of the Rhsde- ki~rd RfttisesN
cspt. 8.
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NEWPORT, RI.
Printed and Published on Wednesdoys, 6
WILLIAM SIMONS,
No. Is, JsfL-Strea.
TERMS.

TERMS.
The paper 10 printed once week, at dollars q
year, one half in advance.
Advertisements conspcuously inserted, at the rate
Of dollar and 50 cents square, for three weeks
smaller ones in the same proportion.
Printing in all its variety, executed with accuracy
and despatch. Orders respectfully soGciifed
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POLITICAL MISCELLANY.
To rAE EDrroRss0r THE NATIONAL INTEL
LlGENCER.


GENTLEMEN
Before dismiss the subject of the marine
corps, IL may be useful TO shew the annual a
mount received by each officer and private
and the average annual cost OF each person
belonging to the corps.--The subject will
then, believe, be fully before the publick,
and the Information upon which a satisfactory
opinion may be formed, will then have been
furnished.
The officers of the corps consist of one
Lieutenant Colonel Com mandan,A--i Major
First and Second Lieutenants.--Sergean
Corporals. ls.-Musicians.---and Privates.
The pay and emoluments Of the Lieutcn-
ant Colonel Commandant are
Pay at BIS per month 1900"
Forage Sl2 Sl44
Rauons II per day, make 4sso at 20 cts. 1870
Making total of 5 1870
The pay, sc. of the Major, are
Pay at $50 per. month, 600
Rations4 per day,make l4e6 at 20 cents S2s2
Making total of $500
The pay, sc. of captain, are
Pay $40 per. month, $3.50
Rations 8 per. day--make 1895 at 30 cts S2l9
Making total of $500
The pay, Sc. of first Lieutenant, are
Pay so dsls. per month, $3.50
Ra,ions per day--lo95, at 30 cts. Sais
Making total OF Ss79
The pay, sc. of Second Lieutenant, are
Pay S25 per. month $500
Rations per. day--makc $50 at 90 cts Sl46
Making total of SAG
The pay, Sc. of Sergeant, are
Pay 80 per. month, io3
Ration which may be valued at ls cts, 65 20
l suit of clothes 81
! pair Of shoulder knots so
cap plume, band and eagle, 2
l stock 30
2 pair of shoes, 2 so
I knapsack,
l brush and pricker, ~
Making S2os Is
And pursuing the same details
A corporal receives bisi ID
A drummer or fifer receives Sl7 o3
And u private receives io3 oa
When any Of the officers are charged with
a seperate command, an additional number oil
eh<a af'I Ns
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The above articles will be sold OH reasona
BE trems for cash. juno i3
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III NEW MoVFL.
.syuss Published, and for Sale BY
.CO-TTo NJ Il ST EWAKTi +"
Price DotLar, 80:
*GLENCARN; ..+
e.'--s r. E--OR
THE BLSyHPPoEhg,BEEIN7's or YOUTH
- A NOVEL. .. .'. 80 - e.
N NEW MopFL..
BY GEenop WArgERsToS, ESQ.,
.- .. or WAsHsNSTos CITy,
.1utder, of kte Lawyer and Child q FeeaaS.

The celebrity of this authors CLAW
YER, and +" CHILD OF FEELING IN:
duced the publishers to engage in this wol<'
and withou: detracting from the merits OF the
70, mer, feel themselves justified in stating
that his GLEEChRN is superior to eitner'
It is submitted without further accommodates
don, with wish, that the American REVIEW
err may give further encouragement to this
you ,g septleman's endeavors, to entertain IN
s,ruct xnd moralize his fellow citizens, III
way seemingly we'll calculated to attract thc''
attention.
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Worm. DESTROYING Lozenses

This medicine which is as nn"ccns and
mild "a il is certain and Cfficacious IN It's o.
peruiion, cannot injure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist in the body-but will
without pain or gripping cleanse the s.omss
and bowels of whatever is foul or offensive,
and the, eby prevent the productions worms
and many fatal disorders. So
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ALSO FOR SALE,
June |
PUBLIC SALE.

On the third hfonday in June next, The su6scri
Der al eahose 70 sale at FuiyGI' Court
h,use, on credit Of sia'and mr.e msnths,
A small Trad of Land, =
T YlNG on tie cast ,ide OF the stage rohd
- from Alexandria to Colchester ut the
pace commonly called the Fave Foot Hill,
suppos. d 20 contain -35 and hall acres-be.
% ,slng 10 the estate OF William duskins, de-
ceased.
Mary Huskins, E*ecutr:x.
May3l. .eo;isthjune