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THE P,yressive Company,
Yours, &c.

Ar THEIR CREAMERY AND GROCERY
STORE, No. III, Lose-WHARr,
Havs for Sale, Hhsiesae and Retail, at The lsveu c,~
A Constant supply of Rye and Indian Corn |:
\ do. do. Rye and indian Meal;
Flour, of the most approved brxnds.
An extensive assortment Of GROCERIES and Ii.
QUOkS-amons ,chich are
10 hhds Sd proof ST. Croix aud Antigua Rum,
20 pipes 9Th proof Spanish Brandy
90 quarter casks Sherry Wine,
20 boxes Raisins 20 do. Chocolate
Hyson, Souchong, and Bohea Teas, by the chest
or lesser quantity, &c. &c.
1000 bushels Exuma salt, of superiour quality;
1900 do. Liverpool do.
500 do. TurksIsland do.
500 do. Bonavista do,
.Aiso-s quantity Of well seasoned ner. Bossds
Lskesysse.. receited.
5pipes Gin; hhds. old Jamaica spiritg;
26 chests Compoy Tea, of an excellent havocr;
1000 VT. Cheese 200 Meal Bags
crates and hhds. Crockery Ware, &c. &c.
"a Cash given for CoRs and RYE.
n B. Those persons who have in their possession
Meal Bags belonging to the Company, will have the
goodness to return them.
WILLIAM COGGEsHALL, jun .agsnt
Newborf, Oct. 49,
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10 Dollars Reward.

- AN away from the Subscriber. on
y y Sundsy evening last. an indented Apprentice
to the Blacksmith's business, named JOHN JOHN
son, about rs wears of age, S feet or inches in
height. light hair. has down-east look when spoken
to, and apecular walk. Two of his teeth have been
broken, occasioned by . hammer. lie had on when
be went away, striped shist swAnstlown vest, black
velvet pantaons, and short hlus jacket and csrri-
ed with him, considerable quantity of ether clozsh-
ing. D ~ev u t.a ~
The. above. Reward, together with all res-
sccable ehsrges will be padio any person who viii
return the said Apprentice, secure him in any JAIL
and give information thereof so that be may bs
brought back to his master.
N b. All masters ofvesscIs, sndothcr per-
cons are forbid harbsuring or employing said Eans-
way on penalty Of prosseusion,. 1'
,tx GEORGE g. SWEET.
Rgidksswn, Dec. Io. 1909.
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S. SrACKHOUSL's
(.NEyV LvVENTED)
PATENT CHURN.

THIS Churn will work much easier than the com
"A mon one; besides, it has the advantage of col.
lectng the butter in ros it may also be made 10 any
size, as to churn any quantity the possessor may
wish and may be fixed in such manner as TO work
either by hand, water, wind, or any other power
Good Cream has often been churned into the best
Butter, by THE excellent and simple machine, in eight
or ten minutes, and deposited in neat rolls producing
an eighth Of the whole more butter than in the com.
mon way.
80 The above Churn may be had Of BATxxAs
Moxso, in Portsmsxsh, or RonEar < NICHOLAS
LAwToN, No. 81 ypriny-srees, .Nswpsrs.
August 2.
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JUAN sToUGHTON. Con.nl,


A FARM, ly;ng in the southwest
4 n part of Eass- Green,vieA, containing about 60
acres at excellent Land, with two-story Dwelling
House, good Barn, Courthouse, CiderHouse,
Biacksnsth's Shop, Horse-Shed. and other suitable
and convenient Out Buildings. Said Farm is we'll
fenccd with stone wall ; is well proportioned fer
meadow, ploughng and pasturing and sufficient
quantity Of wood. There isyan excellent Orchard
on said Farm, just coming to maturity, which pro-
ducrs about so bbss of Cider.
The conditions Of payment win be made easy, and
such a. viii suit the purchaser the credit may be
TOR one quarter. one-half, or three quarters OF
the purchase money.
Tho above property was formerly owned b,
Grosex NrcucLs, Esq. of As~fh Kmyssos, and is
now owned BY the subscriber. For further psrtieu.
lars inquire Of the subscriber, on the premises.
e,A sAMUEE. DYER.
EGsA Crroas;eA. ya~usry i6,h, 1910.
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NOTICE.

vNTE, the subscribers being by the
Wv Conrt Of Probate Of the town of .yhddlsts~,.,
appointed Administrators to the Estate Of
SAMUEL MANCHESTER,
late Of said .dtiefon, deceased; and having given
bonds for the faithful performance Of said trustdo
hereby notify all persons having any claims against
sad Estate to exhibit them us, either of us, for
are requested to mako payment Immediately
MEHIrABLE MANCHESTER, yf0lm,r.
GILES MANCHESTER. .4d~r.
.tG;idlefo~n. Jan. Is, 1870
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NOTICE.

THR Subscribers, Executors of the last Will and
Testament Of CALEB CHAPPELl., late Of
Ssuhtsrystoryn, deceased, hereby give Notice, that
they have accepted Of the trust.--Ai persons who
are indebted to said Estate, are requested make
payment without delay; and those who have. claims
against said Estate, TO exhibit them a. soon ~ may
be. -
HOILEY CHAPPEIL,
FRANCIS CHAPPEI.L
Ssufhkiarssown, Dec. 18, 1909 Ft
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NEW -BEDFORD's TEARs.
ANELECY

WHERE, slow and sad, .qcusknet laves
The suilen beach with tear-swoin waves, ~
The sedge -crswn'd Genius of the stream
Thus, pour'd Tie melancholy theme -
Weep, mothers, widows, orphans, weep!
Your hope Is swalow'd in the deep;
Your Joy is fed, your peace is flown;
Your cloudlsssssun has set at noon.
Weep, mothers, weep your sons no more
Shall press their lov'd, their native shore:
No more the husbands cheering voice
Salute the partner Of his choice.
Mourn, children, hapless orphans mourn
No more to xicw your siro's return
That heart has ceas'd TO beat, that breast
y cold. which yours 20 fondly prest.
. Weep, virgins, weep those blooming charms
Shall never bless your lovers arms ,-a
Cold they lie in wstery graves,
Whelm'd beneath the sullen waves.
Par from their friends and native home,
They meet their miserable doom
No tender mother clos'd their eyes, t
No weeping maid receiv'd their sighs.
What though. in every cline renown'd,
.leushnefs hardy sons are found,
Ard many brave and worthy name
Jllunes the scroll Of naval fame
What though thy ships, in lofty pride,
Are borne on every swelling tide,
And to each varying, Ackle gale
Some bark Of thine usfurls her sail 49,
.aeishnet now thy Joy 10 fed,
Thy glory sl.mbers with the dead,
The mellow violls thrilling sound,
The giddy dances mazy round,
The sprightly song, the merry tale,
Forgotten. shall no more prevail;
Thy voice, thy tears, shall only Cow
TO strains Of elegiack woe. 9
Winters hoarse storm and hollow wind
Shalt breathe fresh horror on the mind:
Nor shall tile joy.inspiring spring
Oblivion to thy soyrovs bring.
Weep, mothers. widows, virgins, weepI
Your hope is swallow'd in the deep
Your Joy 10 Aed, your peace is flown,
Your cloudless sun has set at noon.
WILLIAM
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FARM.

EOR sale an excellent FARM, con-
Il taining about 100 acres Of good Land, situated
on Jar'essorn, about miles north of the Ferry -
with 2convcnient Dwelling Houses and other ne
cessary Out-Budings, thereon standing. There is
excellent Spring Of Water the House, and the
and is we'll wstered Said Farm contains GOO
Orchard, and well Fenced. Possession given prcvi
TO the 25th ef March next. For further infcr-
ormaton apply to ELISHA TEw.
Lansesso,sn Dec. T. ON the Premises.
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TAKE NOTICE.
- WILLIAM PEARCE.

Reshfetfsiy, ipfo'ms his Jriends, and The huS
lick in gcserGi,
TSHAT he continues keeping TAV-
= ERN At his house in the village Of Wirktord,
town Of North kinystsn, next door 10 PHiLIP TIL.
LINoHAsT, ESQ. where the greatest attention will
be paid to those who may please to favour him with
their company, and may depend on haying the small
sst favour gratefully acknowledged
or The house may be well known by its end 'front.'
Ing the street, and the sign Of Bunch Of Grapes.
Wickf6rd, or. H. Oct Is, 1909.
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ZH.47' T.fLU1BLE EST.fTE,
No. l17, e lis, 7Aames Ssrs.f,s
NOV occupied by Charles c. Hos
4 kns e Co The Lot measures. IS feet, ON
Thames strset and 100 CArrcA sfreef, with Storr
on it, The House has nine Rooms on a Aoor, with
good Well Of Water At the door. For terms aP
ply to
THOMAS ROWLAND
.Nevperf, Jan. 3, 1910.
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ere turnpac rsses throustcnt uc whole empire, at
which you obliged to pay toll. This tol is re-
gulated by the number Of horses. and anodnts to
about twelve cents for each horse, for every ten
miles. AS far IS have been able to remark. the
tolls in England and France about equal to those
which have been established in the state of Massa-
chusetts Thought ought not to omit to state this
piece Of information, important traveller, and
in my next letter tAai resume our journey towards
Dourdeaux.
Yours, &c.
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William and Henry Moore,

OFFER ron SALE,
AT THEIR STORE, Nc. 5, 5,MARKET-SQUARE,
For Cash Country Produce, or apbtoved Credit, az
low prices can De purcLased at any ssore
Sn .Ne1rbors--
80 boxes excellent brown SUGARS;
do. do. white do;
~ Dds. do. do do-'
1000 VT. excellent COFFEE;
~ chests souchong TEAS;
do. Hysonskln oo.;
do Hyson do;
10 casks GINGER
Bags of PEPPER = do. PIMENT0;
5ppes Country GIN, ofa Speriour quality,
S hlds. Sd proof w l. RUM;
Is do. NE. do;
lR0NMONGERY, CUTLERY, and HARD
WARE
NAILS Of all kinds:
ANCHORS, Of every size
sundry articles in the D.y Goods Line
bales COTTON.
.qiso, az their Store.
No 100, TH.4.lfES-TREET,
4 general and extensive assortment DRf
GOODS, as cheap as can lie found.
All the above articles will be sold at wholesale or
retail.
NIB All those persons who have long standing
accounts are desired to call and settle the same be
CASH,
And toe highest price given for good clean
Flax-Seed, Tow Cloth or Feathers. Wanted,
1000 bushels good clean Barley.
Apply at No. S, MARxxT-sQyAnx.
Nov. 8.
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FARM.

Tor SALE, by the subscriber, a val.
Il liable Farm, situated in the town of Psrfsmsusi.
ijoining that of sANrxL ELAN, Esq abons s mica
rom Newpcrt.--Ssid Farm contains about 20 acres
C excellent Land Dwelling House, Barr. And
-sher suitable out Houses.
For terms and particulars. apply ~
HENRY TEw, sa u's presiss.
Nerfsrs. .s~S. %, 1893.
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WILLIAM ENSG & SON.
No. ITO, TAomes-Ssrsef.
HAVE just received their Fall sup
HARDWARE GOODS. &.

which, together with their former stock makes their
Assortment unusually extensive, comprising all the
articles generally found in Hardware Store.
They have for sale rs usual, large Assortment OF
Nails, best English, German and American Steel,
sheet Lead, sheet Iron, Brass Kettles, &c. &c.
Newport, December 6, 1909. " t.4s. :.
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Benjamin Colman,
PHYSICLa.N'U SURGEON,

INFORMS the inhabitants of New-
u Port and its vicinity, that he has taken Lodgings
at the Housc Of Mrs. CorTRsLL, and Oilers his
services Practitioner. Patronage is respectfully
solicited.
.Ns1opori, January IL, 1910.
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FOR SALE,
THAF pleasant situation South ofthe
i Sriets.Ndrket, about 60 feet on Txaose.-sf
extends about 400 feet west, with a small Wharf
There arc two large and very -eommodious Dwelling.
Houses one fronting OH Thomes-sfreef, No. l77 ana
l7e, with two convenient Shops in front the other
stands west, very well calculated Cor two families.
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Eswpors, September Is, 1909.
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10 DOLLARS REWARD.

II OST-On FRIDAY afternoon last, in
IL the Red Market, sum Of MONEY in New.
por, Bank Bills, amounting to between SO and 500
Whoever has found the same, and will return il to
the subscriber, shall receive the above reward
L GIDEON CORNELL.
.Nerborf, Jan 5. 1910.
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To be Let,

.snd pos'ession gipen the 25sh Of March merit
EOUR Lots of Land, situated adioin-
IL ing the town land, near the Powder House.
having q good well and pond Of water Any persoa
Wishing to hire, may know the terms on apPlicaics
70 the subscriber
FOR SALE-A second hand Chaise,
asd q Horse Cart and Tackling
WALTER NICHOLS
Newport, JAN 81, 1910.
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Commercial Ly0rmation. .


: OPaniM ConsnlGr Once,
I Besfon, 9th Dec. 1909.
THE undersigned, Consul of II. C. NJ is directed
to inform The Merchants residing in his Consu.
lar District that all Masters ofvcsscls bound for any
port of tho Dominons of Spain, are deliver to the
Custom House, Certificate Of origin of the cargo,
as before the peace with England; the said regua.
tons having been established the Slst December
1902, not on account Of the war that then existed
with this said Nation but as standing order to reg
ulAte commerce.
JUAN SToUGHTON, Consni,
For the Ncw-En gland States.
G Printers Of .Nswspapers IN the Maritime fo,ns Of
.fassachusefts, .Ns.vHcmpshire, khode-fsland and
Connecticut requested TO inseres the absre I'D
rsrfsemens. and cr,surd their Bis to Russell g Cur
Der. for rpaymrrf.
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FOR SALE, OR TO LET.

THE House and Lot at, the North part
Of Eastsn's point. lately occupied by the Rev.
Mr.. bradley. t. y .t..... es e.s''..
&c. suitable for single decked brig, Of 10 or lis
tuns, or high or double decked Brig of 100 Or 159
tums.--Apdlyto CONSTANT TABER. r
Newtsrs, Sept. l3.
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poetry
raon THE scExrlSTL

r.4 that hue tsars prepare . shsd the" asY.'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-27
CHEETHAM vs PAINE

II IS known 10 our readers, that ,Jltnes Chez.
nam las -FItten The LIE of JHen1.s P.,jHr
li'ey have seen q sample Of It's yeracity in the
structures Of bi, JnD,eft.
But what could nave been txpccted better.
rom The spirit and disposition Of Mr. Choetham
lie non does not prey ON dead carcascs -
generous enemy buiies his personal resent
mehtS 80 the grdye-por thinks Of wrc king tiIcna
on the dead.-Ihe errors o. great men Should 3.
IceY expos d-tne'r p iblic vices should not b.
ocreened by The san, /, of the tomb 4 rol,t,
cans remember the inquest 81 thc :.gy pians owe
INC dead ooaeS oftheir Kings, aud tCt them learn
20 trembie.
But let the oenso" tremblc, vino abuses the
oih-eS % tmPVhahfy and candpar from pcs.
:"'"' 'reh"6'-- whp ASSUMES the public iUques,
rom PfiNdte rSscntnU nt--WaD disturDs the ashes
- Tue dcad, 10 crafty tie mAgnuy Of tie las.
mg
The biographies Of Thomas Paine is that man !
bstwecB tIe.g laga LaJ s,vJs
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shall lie lawful for tile President OF the Uni.
ted States, and he is hereby authorized to
require the collectors of the customs in the
several ports of the United States, to receive
from the owners of the ships or vessels and
.heir eargoes belonging to the citizens of the
United States, such proof of the property
loaded as aforesaid, and in case the said
property loaded oil beard os the said vessel
shall be satisfactorily proven To the collector
OF the port from whence the vessel shall de-
part to be of the growth, produce or manu-
facturc OF the United States or territories
thereof, (conraband of war cxcepted) be-
longing wholly to citizens Of the y. States,
the SAID collector shall deliver the proofs OF
the property so loaded on board of the res
pective vessels with certificate under his
hand and seal, that he is satisfied with the,
proofs exhibited to him, the whole of which
lie Snail deliver to the commander Of such
ship or vessel as the President of the U. s.
may designate for that purpose"
mr. 17cntS0mery moved To add the follow
ing as new section
ind be IL further enacted. That ii sha Il &
NAV be lawful for the President of the chi
ted States. and he is hereby authorised TO
give instructions to,iie armed vessels there
or 10 sei2e any vessel or vessels evading or
violating this law, and 10 bring the same into
any port OF the u S. or the territories there.
OF. fer adjudication.
n motion was made to commit the bill! TO
select committee, with view TO amendment
and after debate, ncgatiyed by yeas and
nays. CT to59
And the House. adjourned at half past
four o'clock without coming to any other de
Cision.
Further detail. in our next
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'E' wa I, III. ~.
AMERICAN NAVIGATION BIII


ne Dill Concerning commercial inter
course, &c. was further discussed to day.
Mr. Mnmford offered the following Two
sections as an amendment to the bill
md be IL further enacted. That the
resident OF the United States be and he is
hereby authorized TO cause the armed YES
sells OF the United States to be held in readi
ness to protect and defend by convoy. tie
merchant ships and vessels belonging to the
cllizens of the United States, and nayigatsd
Wholly by citizens Of the II States. loaded
win the articles Of the gro yth, produce and
manufacture Of the u. : and territories
.hereoi, (contrabaud Of war excepted) bound
70 snch foreign ports'or places rs have no de
s." - Va VIC = =
lind beh further enacted. That the ci
uzens OF TIE United States. Who shall puf
."e'r 81 ps or vessels under pro;e clion cor
convoy Of the armed vessel or vessels Of TIC
y. D sn III he permittcd 10 arm in their de
fence 1na for tue better security of the pro
perry 0, tic Cit Gems Of tA- United s a,es. i,
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T'HE SALE OF BOOKS BY AUCTION,
4 wiz commence on Saturd evening, Ia
nuary 9Th, precisely at half past six O'Clock, at
The Book and Stationary Store Of William PTch-
ard, opposite the .oiiire, where will be Of
tered 10 the public, a Miscellaneous collection Of
Literature III ali the Arts and Seences. Many
of which very scarce aud valuable.
Catalogues will be delivered the Evening of
sale.
January OF. It
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o. What think you of this docs not MI.
Coleman yet deserve his Stafae Of Byass'
- IL affords me real pleasure to ada, that ever.
since hir. Jackson's arrival he la, been receiv.
ing the most marked and fltterng attentions.
from gentlemen of the first distinction III ous ca.
ty"-H T. Even. Post.
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DIED..

In this town, on Thursday last, Mr. WIN. Gop-
pARp, aged Is. For upwards of forty years res
pectablc member Of the second Baptist Church. He
was a kind husband, indulgent parent, a sincere
friend, and valuable member Of society.
In Dosfon, lad, aged years, killed by the wheel
of cart passing over bis head.
In Salem, Mass. Miss molly HAxEr, aged 65 |;
she dropped dead while sitting in her chair
At Parts, SANTERRE, the brewer, who conducted
the unfortunate Lewis XVI the g'lillotine.
In kingsJridge MI 27;h of feb. last, four young
children, BY shocking catastrophcs the following
count of which should a caution to parents
not to permit their children to witness scenes of cru
city Of any kind; miller having employed butcher
to kill some pigs for him, and having left his knife be.
bind, the four children, who had Witnessed the opera
ton, agreed to play at KILL PIG the youngest was
to be Pig when of the others, who acted the part
Of the butcher stuck him in the throat and killed him
on the spot the other three. alarmed at what they
had done; ran into tie adjoining mill and hid them
selxes under the Wheel which was not working NJ the
lime, but set going almost immediately afterwards
and crushed them to death.
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.Af;cr much debate and variety of motions
were decided on, the first section was agreed
to, ayes 53-and the second, ayes So.
Other amendments were made when the
committee rose and reported the bill. The
House immediately took il up. A motion to
have the amended bill printed was negatived
SO to 43.' The amendments were agreed
TO. Thatlaying an additional duty OF htiy per
cent, passed-syes 50 noes %.
AN amendment authorizing suspension OF
the restrictions as to the nation revoking ITS
edicts was also adopted. Several additional
amendments were negatived when the bill
was passed TO third reading.
April l9.
Mr.. Secretary Gallatin made report on
the subject OF American Manufactures, inior-
ming that partial information only had besp
received, AMI recommending th.t the persons
appointed to t.kc the census should be direc-
ted TO collect the necessary information res
pocting the same. Referred to a committee.
A motion 10 rescind the vote to adjourn the
Esd inst was taken up and passed--ayes SO
noes AT. The lst of May was substituted.
Macon's Bill No. 2, was called up, and bn-
ally passed-ayes 81, noes 40.
49,. April 2o..
A letter from Gen. Wilkinson to the Spea-
ker was read asking the House to appoint an
impartial tribunal TO investigate his conduct
and that he might have an opportunity to con-
front his accusers, and meet the calumnies
which are propogateda against him. There was
enclosed letter to the Secretary ofWar from
Gen. Wilkinson, dated Oct. Is, IN which the
Gen demands AN Investigation of his publick
character.
Mr.. Randolph, from the committee to
whom the subject was referred, reported a
bill for the reduction of the navy. This bill
epacts, that all the gun-boats, all the frigatcs
except three, and all the other armed vessels
except three, shall be sold, reserving the
guns and equip Referred TO a COM
mittee of the whole, and ordered to be print
ed.
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NEWPORT
TO OUR COUNTRY SUBSCRIBERS.
WEDNESDAY, MAY Q, 1910.

II considerable time hos eiobsed since the
yearly payment for Mis fa2ter hes become dae,
and very small itrohortion 0f our hafrons
have forwarded the amount due on their sub
scrfhtions. The eIhenSes of ne Establishment
being very considerable, and the consequent de-
mands for .Jnncs bring argent, mast imtress
uhon fhe minds Of orr delinquent Subscribers
the necessity Of immediate payment The a.
mount TO each individual is small, 6ut coAec-
fipeiy is considerable, and is fhe oniy. .resource
by svhish a hrinting estabishmeat is kcht
uh. The Editor is extremely aOerse TO dun
ming, and hbrticaiariy Ia Miaruhfck mnnncr !;
bur the only aiielosy he can offer iSN@eESSITy.
We offer our thanks for the liberal Patronage
BESTOWED, and reassure our readers that every
erertion shall be made to secure q continuance
Of encouragement.
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THE Gentlemen, heads Of Emiics 81.
Il &c respectfully Informed, ha RI
NATE SCHOOLS is now opened, ~ No III, Themes
Street, next to the Briek.Ilarkr,, for the Msoucuon
of the Youth of either Sex. in Readirg, Wrsrg, A.
rthmatick, Grammar, Geography, History, IS &c.
Every attention will be paid the Morals OF the chl
dren and to their Instruction in the Necessary cx-
ternai accomplishments Those who have childtcn,
and who wish to have them correctly introduced 10
knowledge Of the elements of useful Learning. may
do well to lose time in obtaining tor their Chi-
dren, q place at said SCHOOL
For further particulars apply to the Preccptor, at
the school Room. .SfSHlI