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MILITARY LANDS.

FOR SALE,
O, will Be exchanged for PROPERTY in .z!eraH-
dria or lis vicinity,
A Warrant for 6e6 acres OF land,
Granted by the state of Virginia tor saii1tafy
services during the revolutionary war ms
land lie. in the state of Ohio, and IS sald TO
be amongst the best in the state. 1t Will be
sold a great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
Nay Is.
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FOR sRENT

reHE DWEEIsING HOUSE IN wb,eR
/ now res;de, at, the eprnsr OF falFiaA
and Queen serssts-ST ass-H oqsc p !.
Of 6e ieasnest,l pbsA. saeaia The &c el.t.
To q good tcnart Il MIN - u = ssstty. -.
,aerats rent. Posssssion nay ps ~ - Hs
''' ''ss '''''' Cuthbgt Powell =
april s.
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Lost, on Saturday 'lah,

Lost, on Saturday 'lah,
A SHEcK on the Bank of Potomac, tor.
one hundred and twenty five dollars, drawh
by the subscriber in favor OF, Messrs .W'lsoE
and Hoqgson, payment having been sioppcst
at the Bank it can. be- of'po use to any PEI son
but the owner, to whom the fndsr,is requests.
ed toerturn it. :.
Thomas :Pahpd DE 'Valangen.
Apil ~, -. t.5.sa.
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Plaster Paris and Clover Seed.
.zandms from tie Schooner Hero, cahas'a
81, Pierce, 81 ~.
A quantity of Plaistsr Of Paris and Clover
Seed.
ALSO,
rs trhds raolassss
so bbls N. E. rum
20 do. apples
apipes Lisbon wine
Fer sale by
..." John'G. Iada.
Aprls.
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THE Stockholders inthe GrearfIunting
Greek Bridge Company, sre hereby noti6ee
that an election will be held, At Mr.. ShuskS
tavern, near the bridge, on Monday,the 18th
May next ats O'Clock. 2. NJ, for the pur-
pose.ef electing Eve Directors to ,serye .thh
said Company for The ensuing year.
BY order,
John Hoo&, Seey.
April IS: - d3tieote
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April 3.

.Jofeph H. Vaudeville,
Offers for sale the talouuHs articles,
,zohelesdle or retail.
5000 BUSH. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green Coffee, in barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, of excellent qua
lily in casks .,.l..
1000 New Engand do. do.
200 bbls. of Hsrrings, <Shsd and Mackare
so tens Plaster Paris
30 bales prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and Oems-
rara.. Rum -.
4 pipes French and ditto Brandy
is hhds. Muscovado Sugar
SO bhls. do. do.diaerent 91alitiss.
2 hhds COpperas
Gunpowder,
Imperial,
7 S''': 4: s,'''' TEAS
Hyson Skin,
: n:ss','' WINE.
Claret, and
Catalonia,
Holland and Country Gia
New England Rum in hhtiss and oels'
Peach and Apple Brandy in bb!s.
Martinique Cordials, in ooxes-
Loaf and Lump Sugar, haEannah Honey
RI M Essus hSds. spsnsh flosans Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
Harris's and Taylor's manufactured To-
bacco in kegs,
Gmuowdcr and Shot Of different sizes
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, Plmeato'
Chocolate Nos. / and 3, Mould and Dlpt Can
dies,
Malaga Raisins in boxes,
Pipes in boxes, gross each,
bingham box's, Hamilton's CARROTS and
Leiper's Stuff in bottles.
London and Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c.
A constant supply of wATEa,eRAcxERs and
best supEaY1xs FLOUR, by retail, and
80 hhd.. Of Maryland and Virginia IobAs-
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Union College Lottezy
Commenced drawing on Tuesday skst No.
the city Of New-York. Only two days draws \
ing will take place this week ia conssauenes
Of the, election; after which 5000 tickslsvilk
hedraxn each week until ,Hnished. ~ 8 y, 8.
Warranted undraxn tickets giysnifos ,pr4
res a. soon a. drawn. H. q 5, .%a<af
Present pricesof tickststl2. dollars. .i,asg
For ale By :. 80
Robert Gray.
April IS. - = %
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BRYAN Hampson. & Co.

Bryan Hampson. & Co.
Haze jus. received and g8erj for sale,
IS hhds. 6rst quality New Orleans sugar.
80 bale. u pland Georgia cotton.
S hhds. Jamaica and Antigua rum:
IS do New England do.
IS hhds. 6rst quality nOlasses.
10 tierces rice.
600 lbs. Bengal Indigo.
400 do. Flotant do.
rs bags heavy pepper.
Is do pimsnto.
. 10 boxes best Albany ehoeolats.
80 do. Bakers do.
30 or. casks Malaga %lae.
COO reams writing and wrapping paper.
AND ON HIND, =.
London particular Madeira
Do. do. Tensriae WINES
s s;s;'y, Nader. 3. po,, J
All Of the 6rst quality in pipes and quarter
casks. -
ImperfA
Hyson rrAa
Young Hyson
and
aoooa lbs. green eeifee in Gags, and gene
raj assortment of all kinds Of groceries.
Selected -four for family use.
March 49, '7
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Sales at Vsrdss.
h, every Tuesday and Friday.

On every Tuesday and FRIDAY
WILL BIZ SOLD
- the Vendue Store, corner OF Prince anu
-. Water streets.
A Ns,ist, Of Dry Goods, Groceries, 90
Particulars of which will be expressed ~
,he bills of the day--All kinds OF gooo.
vhich arc on limitation and the prices o.
wbich are established, can at any time DC
viewed and purchased at thelOwest hmi'a''0s
anu prices.
Jult Received,
AID FOR SALE BY
~' CHAR LES ]. CATLEII,
IS chests Imperial, Hyson' Young
Hyson Teas.
10000 lbs. prime Green Coffee.
20 pipes and quarter casks LISBON
and TenerifFe Wine.
8 hogsheads Muscovado Sugar
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so do. Spanish Segars.
barrels Pimento.
October Is.
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A PERSON properly qualified 70 Aessn
n the Greek, Latin, and English Ian,
suae e., grmmatieaily, & GeograPny; s .o,.r
e,,ess with liberal encouragement in the .own
Of Alexandra II application y !sasi ''A''
ed to the Printer, is speedily 4aee'
Fshr nary a..
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Iuff Received and for Sale by,
the Sublcriber, Ii
AZ tierces New Rice, ...- - =.
Ia bales prime Georgia Cotton,
Is do. inferior quality dos
.ls hhds. first quality retailing Molasses, !:
A few chests Hyson and Young Nysog
Tea, and .... =.
100 ha-rsla Snsssai. a~.-----g----
Newton Keene.
April 10.
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IoIcp!l MandevlIIe,

Co,,,er az Kpa c.5 Fo;rf1I..skyret3,
TAs rn4 SAI.F.
=, - .,a =, ~. vial
IN.
60 ovos ,;.to 1;,,o
81 onarpcr cLssts hvson ditto
., Jnta u,,nm I,s,o
90 49, ~ of,bo root IT,, s,y,,r
o,t', = :, nn.rnn
=" III - ,r..ls ,,,,cov,da
- "4
S's"
< ~ , .,u co.,ar cheese
- c@S~SNIS' Io1n.5 ~ Mad
. Ptpe5 o1a l,p'-o.
. Quo 1;g CIV pr
5 Gitto LISBON (
10 quarter casks sherry
d:t'o coi:aeo5r m.,
80 Ji,to |a,1lon;a
20 cases cid uedoc clarct
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

"a BSCONDED from my farm at the
/ mouth Of Seneca, about the 9Th OF last
moath, a msn whose name is RALPH, q
years OF age, between a black aud yellow CO.
Ior, nearly 8 feet high, very stout made,
Yeliowisn eyes boxing heavy--iie has but
Iiule to say. Ills apparel Was oznabuFg
shirts, nc,r0 cotton overjaciet add tfo"-
sers. 1t is likely he has made away with
them aad procured other cioathing. a free
negro man 5y name Sam1o, living on Judge
Was.!ngtoa's a.tatc. Mount Vernon, is his
father. AID it is very Drobabic he is therea-
bont or IN Ale xandrla, and with little trouble
mag be louh4.
The above reward wiz be given to secure
him III Washington City or Alexondriaja!l.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-i2. d.
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Ioseph H. Mandevllle

Egp S4fR
.aoo r-,.n.ooI .n5 Iisbon Salt
BUSHES 80 - .ants
co. I1SSrPo9' mlna~~do SUGAR
-oysoSSaeaoS -
~ pafteis ou.ons a.
.o,o hoSsneaas NeI in bbds S, bars
sooo WI pest green
5000 VT. Race Ginger.
IS hossheads Molasses
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FOR SALE,

IcN DnLCs .
a VALUABLE FARM, containing .jonr
n Au44rcd a4a fHy qcrcs, living IN the
upper end Of Fauq tier couaty, Va. we'll I'M
proved. nearly haif in wooAs, Ga@iy umoered
and vaterod, well adapted to the culture OF
wheat and corn. With common cultivation
il proluces from fifteen TO twenty bushels OF
wheat per acre.
Also 2o4 acres Of g2od Turning land, on
James Rive lying directly on the road lead
ing from the city of Rlchmonl to Chaf!otts-
C. ". Ednonds.
NIB, 1 will exchange for property in
t,ey,nlria $500 acres of good Laod in the
state Of Kentucky, the tile mdlsputabie
G.. w. L.
Octo5cr9 9. az"
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LaMraIon & tOWle,

Lawralon & Fowle,
is a temhorary residence, (tA the'r 'afe Store
can b. r,5wh,) haze taken a Store on Union
street and lI5rc 9anta iVtaIJ, formerly Pcc"-
MED 5v n. Headsraon . Co.
Where they have Tor Sale,
1000 lbs Prime Green Coffee,
800 boxes Mould Candies =
20 chests Hyson, Young Hyson and
Imperial Teas,
50 halls. RETAILING Molasses
cases black and coloIed oarscenetts
ana ScDchaws
sc,se, Eutregs and Cloves
sobarrcls and So halt barrels a0stoR
Bcef
500 pieces German Checks
43o do Nm.oens
5000 yards Tow Cloth
69os,Acs red 5oa Leather ;,
1000 bushels coarse and fine Liverpool
Salt.
September II.
Nelson's Greek Exercises,
Abridred and revised For The use OF Schools
ana COLLEGES, by the Principals OF bai'ihofe
Ss'ilesc, Nth a concise, but comprehensive
Svntax, for sale ny
James Kennedy, Sen.
Bookseller, KlRsg street.
Sent. 10. 60
Pl0i73er Par5s afloat.
- to,s p5listsy PARIS, on board the brig
Capt stevens, from BOSTON,
For Sale by
LaWralon & FoWle..
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MISCELLANY.
Original Letters, from an american 7rsveI2e'
in Euvohe, 10 his friends in this country.
LETTER TWENTY-SIxTH.
+ Continued.

~ ANOrIIEReircum stance very unpleasant to
tsaveer ID, the siraightness and uniformity of the
roads in France. know that It has become ex.
oeedingy fashionable in our country have our new
roads a. straight possible, but we shall lose in
pleasure all that we gam in distance.
The surface OF the country in France s vastly
less varied and less beautiful than in the New Eng
laHd or middle states There 10 not that variety in
their cultivation, which renders scenery so pleas
ink Particular portions Of the country are devoted
to wheat, and others to vineyards In the wheat
country you will ride fifty miles without seeing any
thing but wheat fields and in the wine country YOU
perceive nothing but vineyards. The vineyards are
very ter from being ornamental species Of culture
When the crop is harvested, the wheat country sp-
pears like and dreary desert and "A there are
neither fences, walls or hedges, and very great
scarcity OF trees the eye wandcrs in vain in search
of objects. whereon to reposc itself. know of no
natural views to which can compare this part, and
il Is much the largest part Of their scenery but to
the ocean where no land is to be seen but think
the ocean supcriour to K in the grandeur of the
ideas which it inspires, in the livencss which its
motion affords, and in the beautiful colour and varied
form OF its waves. II you except Normandy and
the banks OF one or two o their rivers YOU see very
little grass There arc none of those verdant lawns
and smiling meadows to which we are accustomed,
and which, covered with herds and hocks, form the
finest scenery in the world hsve often passed one
hundred miles IN France, without seeing single
domcstick animal but the horse That this spccies
Of scenery should he disagrceable to u.s. is Rot the
escct OF prejudice, for cite in favour Of our
opinions all tfe poets and painters of every agc aad
of every nstion.
As do not intend to follow the example Of many
tsaselers who fatigue us with the multiplicity of
trihmg Incilents, with every imposition of land
lord, every insolcnt speech Of drunkin postlon |;
and where we fad every petty embarrassment
wrought up to catastrophe worthy Of place in
ss'ne interesting modern novel shal give yo,,
shnfs, general idea Of those particulars in which
travelling IN France differs from what we find in our
own country Information, II appears to me, ought
to be the object, which traveller should pursue,
anil whichhe should communicate to his friends.
We read travels to learn the manners, customs, usa
ges, characscfs and pcculsrties OF Other countries
bit there 70 sort Of lullaby description of ordinary
&cnts. which we meet with in the common books of
travels, which Is the most tircsone, and indeed.
slckcning, thatI can conceive of Such 4 traveller
tikc the following: " The Morning wss serers and
snots"dea; the sun, which just appeared above the
horizon, shonc nljestically bright the tuoesicrs of
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FOR SALE,
FARM, lying in the south

A FARM, lying in The soufh-west
( "A part of East- Green,rich, containing abort 60
acres Of excellent Land, with atwostory Dwelling
House, good Barn, Corn-tIouse, Cider-houses
Blacksmith's Shop, Horse-Shed, and other suitable,
and convenient Out Buildings Said Farm is wei!
fenced with stone wall is well proportioncd for
meadow, ploughing and pasturng and sufficient
quantity of wood. There is excellent Orchard
on said Farm, just coming 20 maturity, which pro-
d,ces about SO bbs. Of Cider. -
The conditions of payment will be made easy, and
such will suit the purchaser the credit may &c
for one qurter. one-halt, or three quarters Of
the purchase money.
THO above property was formerly owned By
GEoRsk Nrc.oLs, Esq. of North Rjnssfon, and =
now owned 5y the subscriber For further partiev-
lars inquire of the subscriber, on the premises.
SAMUEL DYER
East Creezsich January 10Th, 1910.
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poetrv.


TO fair Fidele's grassy tomb, .
Soft maids and village kinds shall bring,
Each opening sweet of earliest bloom,
And rifle AL the breathing spring.
No wsiling ghost shall dare appear,
To yex with shricks the silent grove
But shepherd lads assemble here,
And tender virgins own their love.
No witherct witch shall here be seen.
Nor gobGns lead their nightly crew;
But female fays shall hau Mt the green,
And deck thy grave with psariy dew.
The red-brcastoft at eycning hours
Shall Kindly lend its little aid,
With hoary moss and gathered flowers
To deck the ground Where thou ART laid.
When bowling Winds and beating rain
In tcmpeis shake the sylvan cen;
Or midst tile chase on yonder plain
The tender thought on thee shall dwell.
Each lonely scene shall thee restore,
For thee the tear be duly she'd;
Beloved, till life could charm no more,
Ard nournM till PHYS self il dead.
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the grove, inspired by the beauty Of the day. melo-
diously warbled Forth their joy the herdsman had
just brought out his lowing herds when we slept
into the COACH" &c. &c Now, as these circun-
stances are such as occur pretty generally IN all
countries, aud as we can find much better descrp-
tons Of them in every poet, from Virgil down to
Thomson, think, in charity TO eur friends, We are
bound to omit them.
In France, as have remarked, the travelling BY
post is regulated by law, and the ont persons with
whom you have necessarily any connection in your
ournies the postilons,tbe postmssters, the inn
keepers, and the servants at hotels. will give you
some general idea Of these several descriptions of
persons r
The positions may be considered as a kind Of
nferiour officers. They under the regulation Of
the law they usually continue in the Office for life,
ard after serving certain number of years, they
are entitled to pension from government. Their
uniform is blue coat with red cape, and they are
obliged to wear large silver badge upon their arms,
with the imperial eagle upon it, Another peculiar
~ in their dress is pair of enormous jack boots, so
large, that it is with the utmost difficulty they can
mount and il is impossible to walk in them. have
often been astonshedthat the French should perse-
we're in sdhering TO ancient usage, painful, in
convenient and dangerous this is. have concc-
tured that The motive for adopting, them, was to
protect the leg Of the postllion from the pole from
the weight of the horse he should fall upon it,
which il woud most etfectually do but so difficult do
they find it TO mo2Dt and dsmount, snd so dangerous
would these enormous machines be- in case the horses
were TO start that think the balance much against
them. LETTER 26th 10 be continued
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Amanacs, FIR 1910, School
Books, Stationary, eSe.
WANTON & RATHBONE,


1t their Store, 90 7zames- -s,ree ornerly occupiedb
Mr.. BENZ RkyNoLDs,) corner Of JHarket- Square,
and at The lately occupied by Mr.. NArHANiEL
DEARsoRN, 93, Thames -strcet,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, FOR SALE,
II RICKERSTAFF's, RHODE ISLAND,
- FARMER's, and THOMAs's .iL.,Ll.N.4CS,
fer l8l0--by the groce, dozen single, cheap
can be purchased from the Publishers
.Aso--2oO reams Cap and Pot No. and
Writing Paper and 20 reams Fooscap Paper, made
in Hartford Con. Of saperiour quality, suitable for
schools, which can be afforded SO cents per ream
less than the usual price.
School Books.
Wcbstcr's and Alden's lst, 2d, * Sd Parts !;
Dabolps Arithmetic Morse's Geography; Precep-
tors Columbian Orators; Tcstaments Dictionaries,
and School Books OF every description, by the dozen
or single
An assortment of Family Bibles, with and
without Plates; and one groce School Bibles, Of an
xcellent edition, which will be sold unusually cheap
BLANK BOOKS,
OF every description, constantly on hand, ruled to
any pattern; Playing Cards, by the groce, dozen or
single pack; Pocket Books, &C.
The .follo7ving Ariieies Of London Std
tionary, haze jusf come TO hand:
Few reams best hot-prcsscd Wovc Letter
Penknives; best Lead Pencils; Ink-Powdcr; Wa
fcrs, SC. &c.
They offer for saie, pery general assort-
men; Of
BOOKS and STATIONARY,
reduced prices--Country Stores, Private Libraries
Sc furnished ON thc best terms, snd at liberal dis
counts.
THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
has received considerable additions of every late and
interesting publication also many rare and vsla
able Works. Books loaned by the week, month,
quarter, or year, on the usual terms.
THE HAT STORE
Is furnished with HATS Of every quality and price,
usually wanted. such as relts, Cassors, Beavers, Sc
made in the best and warranted not to crack
or fade, and at the lowest possible prices
PAPER sHANCINCS and BORDERS,
great variety, cheap, as rsua
Newport. Nov. ~. lace
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S. STACKHOUSE's
(.vEW ENvEtTEDj
PATENT CHURN.

THIS Chum will work much easier than the com
= mon one besides, it has the advantage of col.
lectng the butter in rolls it may also be made to any
size, so TO churn any quantity rhe possessor may
wish and it may be fixed in such manner as 10 work
either by hand, water, wind, or any other power
Good Cream has often been charned into the be- :;
Butter, by this excellent and simple machine in eight
ten minutes, and deposited in neat rolls, producing
an eighth Of the whole nore butter than in the CON-
mon way.
- The above Churn may be had Of BATEsAN
Mosso, in Portsmouth,, or RosERr & NIcHoLAs
LAwroH, No. 81 Spring-treet, .ysspors.
August 2.
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NOTICE.

WTE, the subscribers being by the
Wv Conrt Of Probate Of the town Of Jhidd<to,vw
appointed Administrators to the Estate Of
SAMUEL MANCHESTER,
late Of said .1ddefown, deceased and having given
bonds for the faithful performance of said trusto
hereby notify all persons having any claims against
said Estate, to exhibit them to us, either of u.s. for
settlement; and all persons indebted to said Estate
arc requested to make payment immediately.
MEHlTABLE MANCHESTER, .4dm'r.
GILES MANCHESTER. .idm'r.
.Sfidd2efo,cr, Jan. Is, 1870
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NOTICE.

TNHR Subscribers, Executors Of the last Will and
i Testament of CALEB CHAPPEIL, late OF
Southkingsfown deceased, hereby give Notice, that
they have accepted Of the trust--All persons who
are indebted to said Estate, requested to make
payment without delay and those who have claims
against said Estate, TO exhibit them AZ soon may
be.
HOl.LEY CHAPPELL,
FRANCIS CHAPPELL.
SomkkSngsso~n, Dec. 18, 1909.
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10 Dollars Reward.


ID AN away from the Subscriber, on
Il \ Sunday evening last. An ndsnted Apprentice
to the BackjVkith's business, named JOHN JOHN
SON, about IS wears of aye, feet or inches in
height, light hair. has down-cast look when spoken
to, and peculiar walk. Two of his teeth have been
broken, occasioned by . hammer, He had ON when
he went away, striped shirt, swansdown vest, black
velvet pantaioons spda short blue jacket and csrr-
cd with him. considerable quantity Of other closth
ing.
The above Reward, together with all rea-
souahle charges, willbe paid TO any person Who viii
return the said Apprentice, him in any jail
and give information thereof, so that he may he
brought back tn his master.
N. b. All masters of vessels, andother per-
sons are forbid hsrbeuring employing said isuna-
way on penalty Of prosecution.
.sEddlsss,ru, Dec ~. 1872.
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THAT six mon,hs longer is allowed,
Il from the Int day Of November, for all persons
who have any claims against the Estate of WILLIAM
r. THURSTON, late OF Newport, Mariner, must be
rendered in properly attested, otherwise they will
be debarred
DANIEL VAUGHN, .4d~inisIrafsr.
Charleston, Is. CD Nov. %, 1909
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FARM.

FOR SALE, by the subscriber, a VAL
y liable Farm, situated in the town of Portsmouth,,
adjoining that of SAMUEL ELAN, Esq. about miles
from Newport.-Said Farm contains about 20 acres
at excellent Land Dwelling House, Barn, and
other suitable out Houses.
For terms and particulars, apply 70
HENRY TEW, on the premises
Newport, .sttg. 2S, 1909. A~E
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TWO Lots of Land. pleasently situ-
Il ascd at the hcod Of B,vsdsSces, adjoining
each other. containing ESQ feet front. and 70 feet
rear, with :. large two-story new buidiaE shereon
fronting the head of Rssadsfrcsf building hss
been occupied as Co-cs-Dsksr's shop, and IS wslt
cslculsted for a DSeiiing-iiouse, ard with small
expense may be made beautiful situauun--On one
of the Lots Is good we'll of water-.fso for SoEs,
Three coed c,aiscs, with roand and square tops,
and enc Gig, all with plated harnesses. .,'se. Two
excellent cbsisc Hurses Tho above may be bought
very cheap.--for &c. nis apply to. !.
ISAAC STALL
Ns.sto-s, Oct %, 1863
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NOTICE.

VXTAS sent to me ON Friday last, from
w on board one of the Providence packets,
supposed by mistake, n barrel containing STEEL
WIRE, The owner may have it on application to
STEPHEN DEBLOlS.
Newport, Jan. 5, 1870
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T.dKE NOTICE
WILLIAM PEARCE,

NtSTeCUHUy HyU5WS mo yTFcHuS, WHS INC WU0
lick IN general,
THAT he continues keeping y TAV-
. Il ERN at his house in the village Of Uiekfcrd,
town of North Aingssyn, next door to PHIL TIL.
sLIxomAsT, Esq where the greatest attention will
be paid to those who may please to favour him with
their company, and may dcpend on having the small
est favour gratefully acknowledged.
or The house may be we'll known by its end front.
ing the street, and the sign Of Bunch Of Grapes.
Wickford, (R. ~ Oct. IS, 1909. 81