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TIE LoyE or CoUM7RY AND OF HOME,

TIE LOVE or COUNTRY md OF home,
Is thus beautifully described by MoSrooMERY, in
his poem, I" The Hest Indies"
THERE is aland, Of every land the pride,
Beloy'd of heaven DER all the world beside;
Where brighter suns dispense serener light,
And milder moons emparadise the night
A land of beauty, virtue, valour, truth,
Time -tutored age, and love exalted Youth;
The wandering mariner, whose eye explores
The wealthicst isles, the most enchanting shores,
Views not realm 40 beautiful and fair,
Nor bresthes spirit Of purer air;
In every cline the magnet OF his soul,
Touch'd by RENE embrance, trembes to that pole
For in this land of heavens peculiar grace,
There is spot Of earth supremely blest,
A dearer, sweeter spot than all the rest,
Where man, creations tyrant, casts aside
His sword and sceptre, pageanuy and pride,
While in his sotien,d looks benignly blend
The sire, the son, the husband, father, friend.
Here woman reigns the mother, daughter, wife,
Strcws with fresh flowers the narrow way of life
In the clear heaven of her delightful eye
An angel guard of loves and graces lie;
Around her knees domestick duties meet,
And fire side pleasures gambol at her feet.
Where shall that land that spot of earth be found
Art thou a man Ia patriot l--look around
b, thou shalt find, hover thy footsteps roam,
Tha' land thy COUNTRY, and that spc thy HOME:
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Netnport potet-0r sale.

THAT noted and valuable stand for
Il TAVERN, now occupied by capt. RIcHARp
BARKER, with the store, stable, coach hhouse, &c. all
IN complete repair, is offered for sale.
.HSo--a Lot of excellent Land, containing
about acres, half mile from town.
LikewiSe--a Garden Lot, in Barney-street,
180 feet by A. Possession will be given on the 1st
Of October next For further particulars inquire OF
JOHN A. COLLINS.
December S
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DWELLlNG-HOUSE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the DWELLING
HOUSE and Lot of Land, fronting Washington
and Willow-streets, on Eastons-pont, very please
the situation, and in good repair.
Also, other Dwellmg-H House, to the eastward of
the above, fronting Willow street, and conven
emily calculated for two tenements. If not sold by
the 25th of March next the upper tenement will be
to let terms made known by appyingt to
Jan. 2S. JAMES TOWNSEND.
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TEN CENTS REV ARD.

- UNAWAY from the subscriber, on the night of
Az the 1lth of August last, indented apprentice
boy, by the name Of RAY SPENCER, dark COM
Plexion, dark hair, and is about IL years old Who.
ever will secure said boy, in any JAIL in the State so
that can obtain him again, shall receive ten cents
reward and no charges paid. hereby forbid all
PERSONS harbouring, trusting trading, with said
boy, on penalty of the law.
JNO REYNOLDS.
Warwick, Feb. 90, 1911.
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DWELLING-HOUSE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the new convenient
Dwelling-house, partly finished and Lot
Land. very pleasantly situated fronting Barney and
Mount Vernon streets, afiording beautiful land ex-
tensive view OF the harbour, river, island, &c. For
terms apply to
WILLIAM w. VERNON.
Newport March 6, 1911.
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NOTICE.
T>HE subscriber having been appointed by the
Hon. court ofprobate, for the district ofJames-
town, in the county of Newport, adminstra-
orrta} on the Estate Of
ISAAC ROWLAND, ESQ.
late Of said Jametown, deceased, and having taken
upon himself that trust by giving bonds according
to law hereby gives notice to all persons who have
demands against said estate, TO exhibit them for
settlement; and all who indebted to said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment to
DANIEL ROWLAND, Administrator.
jamestown, FEB, 90
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POETRY.


he following Masonick Song was written by the
late Robert Burns, the Scotch bard, and sung "a
his brethren of ST. james Lodge, Tarbolton, AS a
farewell, when had the intention of leaving them
to try his fortune in the West-Indies.
TuNE-C Good night and jog be rvr yon a.
- ADIEU hcart-warm fond adcu.
Dear brothers Of mystick He
Ye favoured, enhghfen'd few,
Companions Of my social JOY
Tho to foreign lands must HE,
Pursuing fortunes slipp'ry ba',
With melting heart and brimful eye,
Ill mind you still, tho far AVA.
Oft have met your social band,
And spent the cheerful, festive night
Oft honour'd with supreme command,
Presided DER the Sons IF light!
Aud by that Hersgl,,hick bright
Which none but Cratismen ever saw
Strong mem'ry on my heart shall write
al Those happy scenes when far AVA.
May, freedom, harmony. and love,
Unite you in the grand design,
Beneath tn Omnicient Eye above,
The glorious .9rchitect Divine
That you may keep tn une'ri'ig line,
Still rising by the piumniet's La7o,
Till Order bright completely shine,
Shall be my prayer when far AVA
iv.
And you, farewell whose merits claim.
Justly that highest 6adye to wear!
Heav'n bless your honourd, noble name,
To Masonry and Scotia dear
A last request permit me here,
When yearly ye assembled a.,
One round, ask it with tear,
To him, the Bard that's fur ava.
el t W
And you, kind-hcarted sisters, fair,
! sing farewell to all your charms,
Tn impressions OF your pleasing air
With rapture oft my bosom warns.
Alas, the social winters night
No more returns while breath draw.
Till sisters, brothers, all unite,
In that Grand Lodge, that's far AVA!
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FOR SALE.

vV>HE Dwelling House. situated in Marlborough
street, doors east of the Methodist Chapel,
together with the Lot on which II stands. SAID
Lot being about al feet front and 1c2 feet dcep-
For particulars enquire of the subscriber.
Feb D., J. NICHOLS
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NeaO Feather Beds & Feathers
FRESH GOODS.

FKESH GOUIJS.
ID o. RICHMOND has just received from New
York and Boston, large assortment of
SPRING GOODS
.Anong 7vhich area few trunks Cacoes and Ging-
hams, from TO 2s. per yard yard wide India cot
tons, from 3D. to %. English shiring cottons blue
nankeens checks; best black Italian grapes ; one
trunk sewing silks of all colours ladies' elegant silk
and cotton hose white and coloured kid gloves of
a superiour quality black and coloured bombazetts
black and white cambricks null, and fine book and
leno muslins with general assortment of
STAPLE GOODS.
usually on hand. All of which will be sold cheap
as usual for cash. March 6.
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TAKE NOTICE.
To be Sold at Puclick Anction.

20 &c OOtu az I'H(IfCR THCffOn,
To the highest bidder, MONDAY, the 29tt das Of
.ipsi nert, (y far sreafher, " not, the fret fur
dag atier) J nof preu,sas dsposedef private sale.
THAT large and elegant Brick House, situated in
PorfsTsuth, on the Turn Pike road leading from
Bristol Ferry to Ne.spsrf--The House contains Ii
rooms and large Halls. very convenient for parties
of pleasure, and din ng FOR large companies
The elevated situation OF The House affords de-
lghtiul prospect and is well calculated for southern
boardcrs, and excellent stand for Tavern
Terms Of payment made easy.
liso, will be sold the same day, (if not dispo.
scd of beforc1 50 shares in said Turnpike. For fur
ther particulars enquire Of .i5ratun Barker in New
port, or the subscriber living ON the premises.
ARTEMAS FISH.
portsmcu,h. March 90, 1871
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FOR SALE,

THREE pairs of working Oxen, mich Cows,
4 Cows with Calves, III yearling Cattle, SO Sheep,
Mares, Colts, between and 800 bushels OF In
dian Corn, 10 tons English Hay, tons Cornstalks,
and variety of Farming Utensils. Appyts
SAMUEL fEARCE, Jun.
Prudence, Feb II, 1911.
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UW be sold at Pn6iick .ductioa, on the f1ren,-
ises, at IL o'clock,
THAT valuable Estate at the corner of Church and
= 1homesstreet, measuring OH the former, 100 #.
and Thame s-street, "a feet or thereabouts with
a large bweling-house and Store thereon standing.
This central situation and excellent stand for busi
ness needs not description to recommend it. An
indsputable title and immediate possession will be
given. The terms for par, the paymen, made easy,
and will be made known at the time and place.
March 81.
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For SALE.

4 Small, but convenient Dwelling House, al
"A most new, situated on Sanford and Farewell
street, next north of the second Baptist Meeting
House. For further particulars, inquire of
Jan. o3. JASON SPRACCE.
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TO BE LET.

THAT pleasantly situated HOUSE,
i No. IL, Prospect Hill, formerly occupied By
capt. JOSEPH BAKER. Said House contains every
necessary accommodation wei of good water gar
den, &c. &c. For further particulars, apply to
Oct. 81. JOSEPH BRIGGS.
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In Wilmington, Connecticut, one containing $50, and
i the other 164 acres of Land, are to be let by
the subscriber who proposes to open a MORNINGS
SCHOOL for the instruction of Young Ladies', on the
1st of April next J. FRASER.
Jan. 6.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


DWELLIWC HOUSE.
ITO be sold at Publick Auction on 1UESD 4Y,
L the 9th day of .dpril next, at o'clock, on the
premises, (f not previously disposed of at private
sale,) TWO ODWELLlNG-HOUsEs, situate in the
village of Troy, (FallRiver) one having been occu-
pied by the subscriber as store for number of
years, is we'll calculated, and is good stand for
business the other is pleasantly situated for aplace
of residence Conditions, which will be very liberal,
to be made known at the time and place of sale.
ABRAHAM BOWEN.
Troy, March 3.
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HOUSE LOTS.
FARM FOR SALE.

LOR sale, small, but valuable Farm, situate IN
l. Middletown, two miles from Newport, contain
ing about twenty acres of excellent Land Said
Farm is we'll fenced with stone wall, and has great
quantity Of orcharding On the above Farm is corr
venient Dwelling House, with out-buildings. &c.
Any person wishing to purchase, will know the
by applying to the subscribcr,on the premises
BENZ. PEABODY.
Middletown, March Is.
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FOR SALE OR TO LET,

FOR SALE OR TO LET,
vErnAT pleasantly situated House and Lot, situate
in Washingt on-street, No 20,formery belong
ing to Capt. Weber The house will
comnodate four small families without the least in
terlerance with each other
ALSO, the House and Lot, No. -, Tanner-street.
The Honse is but ten years old, and is one of the
must convenient Of its size in this townhaving four
rooms with places awash-room, store-room, clos
sets, &c.
ALSO, the Lot, No. 1873, Chesnut-street, on Eas.
's-point, exceeded by for garden or pleas
antness of situation for building Lot.
All of which will be sold cheap for cash or West
India Goods. Apply TO BENANIWILL SHAW, at
his Grocery and Tool store No. ], Farewellstreet,
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
A small assortment of Groceries, and constant
supply of carpenterss tools, warranted 10 be equal
to any made in this state. Feb. %.
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A person. on meeting friend, congratulate,
him on his lately coming into possession of ianae.
estate -" There was such report" replied tl4
other, but you nay rcstassvrcdit was gronaa2sss'
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Printing neatly executed 4
this Office.
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COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. SNowDEN.
understand with much pleasure that 1t
is in contemplation to raise by subscription,
sum sufficient to erect Tozyn Clock in the
market square in this town. This much
wanted instrument might have several dials,
and be SO elevated, (eitber in Cupola on the
Courthouse, or in one raised from the ground)
as to be seen distinctly several squares dis
tant.
So ornamental and so useful piece of pub
lie property as Clock that shall, both night
and day, tell every citizen the true time, will,
dare say, be properly appreciated by all,
and have no doubt be cheertully and rapidly
subscribed for, whenever such paper be hand
ed round.
~ E tlu7i6ns Unum.
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C. BENNETT

oGers for sale at as Warehouse, Columbus
street near King slreet--
] hogshesd English Seine wine, frs
quality.
boxes Scotch Threads assorted, from
No. to so.
bales brown Russia Sheetings.
IL bales Ravens Duck.
10 bales white Russia Sheeting, of very
superior quality.
10 bales company short Nankeens.
5 bales do. long do.
r ii boxes real Nance do. do.
bales Bnrboom Gurrahs. FIRST quality,
bales BITES.
bales Mamoodies.
J bale Cossas.
ball supar6ne goldend Sawns.
! OK fl 2 Bandanoes.
The above goods being purchased for mo-
ney. will DC sold very low.
November 20 div cow
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FROM PORTUGAL.

A Lisbon paper has been received IN Sa-
lem, containing dispatches from Lord Well
lington as late as the seth of September, an
abstract of which follows -
By the letter of Lord Wellington, dated
at his Head Quarters, al Quadrazaes, on the
18th Of September, we learn that the Eng
lish had an action with the French on the
5ssh and 9th of September. His Lordship
represents that the English behaved with
great bravery, and he is particular IN the
praise of many of his officers. He says that
the enemy having united their forces to re-
lieve Rodrigo and having been strongly REIN
forced by troops from Spain, which had come
from the army of Naples, and their whole ar
my amounting to $4,000 men, of whom 5000
were cavalry, with l25 pieces of cannon, he
could not pretend to continue the blockade of
Rodrigo, and therefore not being justified In
the risque for such an object. he had adopted
the plan of his greater security. He then ex-
hibits an account OF the event of the two ac-
tons of Bodon and Aldea de Pont
Lord Wellington says, in the action of 25th
of September, on the heights Of Bodon, be-
sides the Portuguese, total loss, l 1t. colonel,
5 captains, lieutenant, | quarter master of
horse, ls sergeants, 5 drummers, lss soldi-
ers, 81 horsemen, killed, wounded and miss
ing-In the neighborhood of Rodrigo.
ALpEA DA PoNTE.
In the action of the 9th Of September, total
of English loss, Majors Captains
Lieutenants-2 Serseants--l Drummer-s6
Soldiers-23 Horsemen, killed and wounded.
Onthe 2sth the English were at Souto. a.
bout league from the place they occupied on
the 9th, towards Lisbon.
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take possession Of this country, In 1903. AZ
ter the delivery Of the Province to the Unitee
States, Col. (then Lieut.) Hopkins was up.
nointed by Gov. Claiborne. commandant q
the posi- of Artackapas, where his mild de.
pertinent, his gentlemanly manner, and tho
exact rcctitude which marked his conduct as
magistrate, gained him the esteem and con-
fidence Of all classes of citizens. On the re-
signation of Col. Dutille in 1906, Col. Hop
kins was offered the vacant post Of adjutant-
general, which he accepted, and has since
discharged the duties of that appointment In
manner highly creditable to his memory.
His funeral took place yesterday, and the nu-
merous assembly of respectable citizens thae
attended it sufficiently demonstrates the sense
in which the community held his worth.
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PzILADRLpBIA. Non. q.

Arrived schooner Indiana, Pilhams, 80 days
from 81. Jago de Cuba. Sailed in comtany
with brig Cumberland, Clements, sf and lor
PhaadeLfhia Schooner Caroline, Wallace, Of
and for do schooner, Fanny and Maria, Paine,
Of and fur do.
List Of vessels left October l5-Schooners
Buck, A'HeaVer, far PHILADELPHIA, in II days;
Greyhound, Burk for Charleston, in days !;
fiUe Sisters, PoiRfer, Of PHILADELPHIA diseharg-
ing; brig Sally and Eliza, Leufrins of .Aler-
andr1a, discharged; schooner Susguehannah,
Matilda Chalmers, Of Bal imore, do.
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Heel Shoes and Fancy Soabs.


Just reeef0rd from Nezu- York,
A fresh supply of Ladies' Kid and Moros.
CO Shoes, with heels--and from Boston grea6
variety of Fancy Soap and Wash Balls, in
boxes of s dozen each, assorted, some al
which is superior to any ever brought to this
place.
nv STORE,
1870 Bales cotton--nice quality,
Shad in barrels-well cured and in pickle,
Carolina Indigo in boxes,
Ground Nuts in bags,
Chip Bonnets in boxes Every low priced3
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment
10 BY u, BY 10 and by 9 English and A,
merican Window Glass, by the box.
~ Those who wishto have the Glass Get,
or to have windows furnished complete, can
be accommodated at a short notice, and on
long credit.
E. Gilman.
November /. eo3tiaw
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4 SECOND DANIEL LAxBERx.

BOSTON, November IL.
A remarkable child about 3years old, weigh
ing LOG lbs. measuring about 8 feet inches
round the waist and feet inches In height
IS now to be seen at the Exchange Coffee
House-He weighed but II lbs. at his birth,
and is perfectly organized and healthy; has
handsome & manly face j; and is as intelIigi-
BILE, sc. as children usually are at his age.
His figure is a Ia mode de Faistaf; yet so
far from producing any disagreea6te sensation,
we should suppose the most sendtipe might
view him with pleasure as well as wonder.
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st. Andrew,s Society.
g. Remoyal.
JOSEPH SPEAR.
November %.

Re'teet'Hlly 'tf0rnas ms jrtends md she hv6:
lie,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy
al-street 10 the one lately occupied by MIR.
B. Adamson, near the Coffee House, where
'e carries on the CABINET BUSINESS
IN all lis various branchGs--he also makes
md repairs ell kinds of Musical INSTRUMENTS,
UGH as Piano Fores, Bass viols, Violins,
Guitars, &c. and will also furnish ushovany
Collins tor grown persons Tor .fj1eln doAars.
He hopes the quality of his materials, tho
soundness OF his work and the strict atten.
ton he intends paying to his business, will
ensure HIM encouragement from generous
pnblic. All the above branches OF business
will be executed at the shortest notice
November 80. dst1aw
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Foar SropDERr, October 2.

In an action Of debt at the suit OF the United
States, on Custom House bond, for duties Oh
merchandise, imported from Mobile in June,
1910, the question was brought forward as to
the right Of the collector Of the customs at Fort
Stoddert to demand duties on goods brought
trort Mobile, and Of the President of the Uni
ted States to recoper ON bonds given for such
duties. The jurors could not agree upon a
verdict, but nine of their body, among whom,
were the colonel of the county, and the chief
justice ofthe orphans court, returned to the
court the following declaration: We the
Jurors find the port of Mobile to be withb1 the
limits Of The United States and find that the
bond given by John MFarand to the coIlec-
tor of the district of Mobile was without con-
sideration, agreeable to the laws of the United
States" The obstinacy Gas it was termed)
however, of two or three jurors prevented
this declaration from having the force Of
verdict.
1t is reported that judge TouImin has been
presented BY the grand jurors of this county,
to the general assembly of this territory, for
the steps he took in suttressing the ertedition
from the MISSISSIPPI Territory against the Saa-
niards last year, but the particulars of the
presentment are kept secret.
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Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY, 9th Nouember, 1911.

WEDNESDAY,, 9TH Nouember, 1911.
GREpoRTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.
The. Speaker laid before the house report
from the Secretary of the Treasury, inelosing
an account of the duties and drawbacks for
1908, g and 10. Ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Seaver presented the petition of Seth
Stone, of Massachusetts,, praying for renew
al Of his patent right to improved Trusses.
Referred to committee of 8.
Mr.. Gholson, from the committee Of claims,
presented report on petition referred to
them. This report was unfayorable to the
petitioners, on the ground that the claim was
barred by the statute of limitations. Some
discussion took place on eoncurring with the
report the committee, in which the propri-
ETY. of repeating the statute Of limitations was
touched upon. The report was referred to
committee of the whole ON Monday, for the
purpose of giving the subject full and fair
discussion.
The bill for the relief of Josiah H. Webb,
was read third time and passed.
Mr.. Morrow, from the committe on public
lands, to whom was referred the petition of
sundry purchasers Of land (by right, of pre-
emption) in the Mississippi Territory, pray.
ing further time to pay for their lands, made
report thereon This report is favorable,
allowing them another year. 1t was agreed
to, and referred to the committee on public
lands, with instructions to report bill.
The house went into committee Of the
whole on the report Of the committee of cleo
tons relative to the contested election be-
tween John P. Hungerford and John Tallia-
ferro (of virginia.) Mr., Talliaferro was fur
nished with seat in the house. The report
recommends the allowance of reasonable
time to ]. P. Hungerford to collect testimony
in favor of his election, sc.
Mr.. Tailiaferro spoke at length against a
greeting to the report ofthe committee OF cleo
tons, and in support of his own right to
seat in the house. Mr. Hunserford replied in
speech of considerable length. Mr.. Taliafer-
70 reio;ned The committee rose without COM
ing to decision, and the house adjourned
at half past three O'Clock.
Capt Scott, Of the Tartar, arrived d Bos
ton, from Lisbon-left there. ship John An
drews, Barron, ofand for Alexandria
Mr.. Monroe SAYS, one motive for our yes
sells eruizing on our coast, was 70 guard our
commerce from certain priyateers or pirates
that had approached cur shores. Were not
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Nxw-oaLEAss, Oct. 80.

DIED, on Monday evening last, HENRY
HoPKIss, Esq: Col. s. Adjutant- General of
the militia of this territory. Col Hopkins
was native of MARYLAND: He entered the ar
my OF the United States young, and wa. at.
taehed to that part of it which was ordered to
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Capt Scott, of the Tartar, arrived d Bos-
ton, from Lisbon-left there. ship John An
drews, Barron, of and for Alexandra.
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N y = LIZ
A IL those indeb,ed IN any msnner to The
IA estate of George Sla .am, deceased, are
hereby required 10 come forward ard make
pavmcus IN sufficient time to prevent suits
.being commenced at tie neSt cenrt againsi
all det.ui,ers IA. such a step Will be una
ro;dapie by the admisistrsirix
Jane II. Siaeum.
0c'oher II
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FOR SALE.

The three story BRIcK HOUSE & L0T
now occupied by RieAa, d Bland Lee, on vs-
ry moderate tcrms-for which apply to
John Jsnney.
10th mo 10th Ia&if