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From the Portsmouth, Oracle:


The Senate will concur with the H
{ Representatives in the change Of, Po..
lities. 1t is scertalned, that it will con-
tain majority for peace. We can speak
with confidence of the election of the
following heace members. viz.
Hon Oliver Peabody, district No. 2
Hon. William Adams, No. 5. Hon
William A Kent, No. Hon Jonas
c. March, No. S. Hon. Levi Jackson,
No. 9. Hon, Josiah Bellows, No TO-
Hon. Daniel Kimball, No. IL. Hon.
Moses p Payson, No. -. !,
In the four only remaining districts, 1t
is probable the war candidates have sue
eeeded. They are, Hon. William Ham,
of the lst district Hon. William Bad
ger. Of the sth. Hon. William Fisk, Of
The 7th. Hon. Joshua Darling, OF the
9Th. -
The resist of the choice in the 9Th
district, is not, however,, fully ascertain
ed.
We have the official returns in district
Nc. $. They are fer ]. c. March l247
Plumer il47-Majority for the ior-
mer 95.
Intelligent correspondents az Concord
and al Keene, assure US, that the elections
of Mr.. Kent in No. a, and Mir. Bellows
in No. 10, are ascertai,ed and put be,
vond doubt
The other peace members are cho-
sen by very large maj orities.
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Extract Of lester rom Wegv Castle
Marc o..

All is hustle at New Castle and below.
Ammunition is sent down. Ycsterda>
morning British frigstc anchored ie
Bombay Hook Roads. Three pilot boat
rugged schrs and two sloops armed as
tender, are in the mouth of Mahon's
Ditch We learn from Lewistown on
Saturday evening, that Beresiord had
not destroyed the town, neither had the
people sent him any cattle.
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RICHMOND, March 26.

Council. Chamber, March 24th, 1918.
The Executive, for satisfactory rea-
sons, have determined for the present,
not to issue recruiting instructions TO the
officers appointed under the law, tor the
defence of the state, and OF consequence
not to call as yet those officers into &C
tusl service. When their services are
required, they will be duly notified
thereof.
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capes, ; anchored in Lynhaven Bay,ens
Of the .hips ge are informed, has an An.
mlssrs blue flag at the maia-top.gallant
mast head, from which we conclude
that Admiral Warren has arrived
we consider il asa fortunate circum.
stance, as Mr.. SsertshkoE proceeds this
day IN Gag to Baltimore, and will visit
the Admiral, The zeal which Mr..
Svertchkoff eyincss for the success Of
his mission, is further proof Of the
sincerity OF his government.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
WASHINGTON CITY, March 90.

WASHINGTON CITY, March 90.
Various runners were yesterday ahoat
in the public prints, on the subject OF an
Armi.tice, said to be either In a tram
of negotiation or concluded. 10 pre-
vent the rumor from gaining further
currency, we think proper to state that
W. believe it to be entirely without
foundation.
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RENT.

A convenient Dwelling HOUSE on
Patrick, between King and cameron
Srrects-With good garden well ems
closed there are also good stablc
and other out houses--the whole well
calculated to accommodate . gentesI
family. For terms apply to
James MILAN.
March 90! cost
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Wanted to Purchase a few
SHAREoin the B .NKoiPOTOMAC.
Enquire of the Printer.
March IS cost
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IATEsT FROM NORFOLK.
Ledger Slice, II o'cloef

Ledger eDfce, I o'eloef
This moment flag oftruce has srriy'
ed and g schored below the forts Dis
atcbes from her are handed from Ad-
miral Warren to Gen. Taylor We
presume these dispatches have some
connection with the mission OF Mr.
syerrtshkOff, who was met By the asg
NORFOLK. March "a
On Monday Afternoon, two me OF Dat,
d. sbips and q frigass sarps ists the
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g Nissias goes bu fauor. !,

.
Our refa5lican Presldent lately nomii-
mated son of Gen. Armstrong-Secre-
tary Of War-to be appointed Major !;
but the Senate (Which on many occa-
slons have acted with an Independence
above all praise refused to csnGrm a
piece of lasoritism by which great
number of gallant officers would have
been sHteresded. The annals Of the
country are full ofiastances of the spe-
cies of fayoriteism here frustrated. AS
soon as one of your mock Republicans
gets into Office, he THINKS he has right
TO billet the whole family on the public
land the first thing ne does is to pro-
vide all the fat offices in his reach for
his sons, brothers, sons -iu-law, nephews,
and cousins to the third and fourth ge-.
neration. When the List of Office Hold
ers lately presented to Congress is made
public, schedule of these .fat families
shall be exhibited.
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We congratulate the friends Of peace
and good principles throughout the
y. States, upon the certainty of feds,
raj election ia New-Hampshire.
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ton, sailed yesterday morning With J.
staggering gale from n. w. for Lisb on
She had on board upwards Of so passen-
gers, amongst 'whom was Mr.. JAMES
5. MURRAY, merchant, Of this eity,
bearer OF Dispatches from Mr., Dashs
koff TO The Russian government.
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N FRONTIER.

es~
Ian FRONTIER.
4. Louis Feb, 20
kf.r Gov. Edwards
m II.
slai 10 Indians Sup
sbo we've discovered
passing through this
srch ct whom / sent
i niIili,} killed two
c,h oikasn river, Iour
lsh been discovered -
lznssrs at Vincennes
so,s Indians in their
E.sash. If ranging
nadeto perform tours
Iaall the settlements
Ids value /; those that
b direction have for
iys!y employed, and
|Asn to be idle.
Fkon NE Postmaster
J 70 IA: editor, daisd
kHtlcmen lsDded here
} their way to N Or.
hst Us that they land
/ Of the Sth instant at
b ay nils above the
b and Mississippi, &
P.s aa'saered BY the
llacioa Of the rivers
|sA s"lls to bury the
Pc them thst there
! murdered by the sa-
b be Creeks.
! that Belle Fountains
b''i'On Of nearly a0o
more oil shortly joi',
Vito a partlzsn corps
Y expected, if placed
VS. SOcld with the aid
y the British (if any
u wy aud Indians a
: u'mo and other hos
'f villages, from our
,''' and autumn, they
We killed a number of
KY warrior. vas often
~ concealed in the
''s'' but we're fearful
ny Toey also said
- cut of many fami.
SIC dOgS the far,oars
@OsSs.
!. 80. Of The Indians, we
= that dogs might
- Had every party
sa 'akSn a few dogs,
- . IN their rout would
M mot Mr. Edwards
!, We" : 'ndiesreuarks,
!, |00a could never
: Conquered, bu, for
''. to hunt them.
y ,''''e to acts Of inhu-
i S'Ss sao condemned
4 ! 'p' most opposed to
,s ISsas of a farmer
% indian a,'ack-say
/, > 'Tid observe the
h.. ~ Victims (mos,ly
I,sa..ssr ''b!y manglea
,~ @sasaTk, The house
, .eC, and sn,n. r
, ~ ,foa'ed. This IS
df s,H have suffered
) av med 70 experience
,sa' p'@ents the most
''O'd invent. e''
-
\ sS = March %.
: ss'se, eap,. STAN
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This day is Published by
COTTON e STEWARH
PRAYERS

OF THE
Right Rev. THOMAS WILSON, D "
So years Bishop Of Sodor < Man.
Selected from his works, and digestea
into forms, suited TO private persons
and families.
Byths Keu. NV MEADF.
WITH AN APPENDIX.
Containing Prayers out OF the Holy
Scripture, arranged under various heads,
and suited to the various feelings OF the
heart and the sarieus situations 81 hu'
mar life.
January 4
PRINTING
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PHILADELPHIA, March 8

An endorsement on the mail from
Wilmington, (Del J received yesterday,
says, /" we learn that the British squad
ron have came up as high as Port Pean."
Captain Mitchell's company of uni.
form infantry aud about l7o volunteer
militia, left The city Yesterday morning
to garrison Fort Mifflin. We under,
stand that Capt. Barkerhas the command
Of that station. <f
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|.sssour. rs 'as.'
f.. . D,,s'a ! ' n,
II s .s' . b his
|g', .',s' does tap
(p..'' = ,,ss d, VIII
+ god ., !r'I il deny.
IS :, !, nd nd sad. i
f. ~ r. remedy! !.
E~r's' =. S' as the col
a. ' ar' and l' what )
E'.a~ip tbs statute .
4 :. bCmOlS
E ' De view Of its
|, % say on this i t top.s
r.IiIl answer aqu ,siI
! .orn: persons son s,,,
sa:a! - can be
!. ','s.,csly conceive
: man those propos-
~ w however state
= ike sincerity,
! + legally employed
nj producing es,.
% % recover m ire e
;, : and especially i'- II
: ,,oaId be thrown
,,,lcr. II no nau'e
employed "I ,;
iI, eco The legal EVIL
and heavy Pc
n sgainSt any per-
,uiIry Of perjury or
. = such certificates
nd be forbidden to
|, ,uchiDs The clll,
r,.pout a personal
or s"tisiae,
! responsibility aud
be employed Sith-
.5,,te lrom the col
aericau port from
ons.bns might be
: satisfaction to G,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08

Dancing Acadsmy.

X {. SCHAFFER. from Boston, respect
fully informs the Ladies aud Gentlemen Of
Newport aad its vicinity, that he intends Opening
School for the purpose Of instructing Masters and
Misses i'll the polite accomplishment of DANCING,
in all its variety, yz-the most fashionable French
and English Cstllons and Contra Dances, Minuets,
Ballats, Alamands, Garland and Fancy Dances, &c.
School 10 b. held IT the MAsoN's HALL, every
"Wednesday and Saturda. afternoon. from O'Clock
to p, NJ. to commence wednesday next, March
3ist. For further particulars. please to apply 20
C. ScHAFrRR, At Major COLLINS, Newport Hotel,
where satisfactory recommendations can be given.
~ u. Parents and Guardians whe will favor him
with the tuition IF their children, may rest assured
that no pains will be spared in bringing them for
ward in all the polite and MOI al accomplishments OF
Dancing.
J Ladies and Gentlemen who may wish 70 take
private Instructions in Dancing, practice tic most
fashionable Cotilons and Contra Dances, please to
apply above, he will be happy to wait OH them
at their houses, or at the academy, any hour that
mag best suit Their convenience.
Newport, Mar Is, 1913.
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4Dpetrv.
(sELEcTED.)


The dav.spring was clear, and the morning serehe,
not a cloud overshadow'd the sky,
Sine sun with mid radiance iilum,n'd the scene,
IS he drove up his charIo; on high.
with the ma,in of birds resounded each spray,
'rhe lark sear'd aloft with his song;
With the hope that suca bountcs would last all the
day.
7 careless.y wahdcr'd along
put cen while entranced in pleasure psssd,
A tempest the sky overspread,
The wind wbstled loud, the storm poured fast,
J'eals of thunder broke over my head.
rs mus'd DER the prospect. so suddenly chsng'd,
And sigh'd hat such charms should decay,
Nhat picture Of mans fading joys exclsimd,
'jhsu On emblem 1 Life tsa dy
IN the morn Of our days, gay and thoughtless Of
change,
With health and with innocence b!est,
IN Pleasures sweet bowers we carecssIy range,
and hope that such scenes will Ger last.
sut Friendship and Loves transient pleasures soon
fade:
Age steals away joys one by one;
Care trouble and bosops invade,
Till Death like friend calls home
F TRI DIS.
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CRANSTON & SHAW,

Offer at privsss sale, ct their Auction Office,
the following GooDs, on the most reasonable
terms, for Cash, or approved paper
34 hhds Sd prof w. l. RUM;
Sl do. Cd DO. do;
10 pipes Providence Gin
S6 do. NcwYofk do. /;
pipes 9TH proof Brandy;
% quarter casks Sherry Wine
Pipes Tenerlttc do:
IL hhds Kentucky Tobacco;
1900 VT. Coffee
10 hhds. Muscaysdo Sugar
77 boxes No. 1, , !, Chocolate;
49, bales Cassia i6 do Cotton.
CASH. advanced usual, on Goods deposited fsr
public or private Sse.--Ali Cash Sales effected by
them al Auction, will be immediately made up aud
proceeds paid on the dsS of s;Ne. Dec. 10.
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Tea and Boarding-House.

THE SUBSCRIBE informs his friends and
the public, that he has recently taken that wetl
known aud pleasantly situated House. formerly oc-
cupied by DR. RIcHMoYD, on the west road, IN
Portsmouth, about five miles from Newpori-where
he has made arrangements for the entertainment OF
parties OF pleasure. Ladies and gentlemen can be
accommodated with board and every eXertion Will
be made to give satisfaction to those who may favor
him with their company.
GEORGE LAWTON, jun.
portsmouth March IL, 1913
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APPRECIATION.

WE. the undersigned, do hereby certify, that
having in various used DR.. Reberf:ons celebra
ted fGnay .,fedic'axs, which are now prepared by
Dn r.. " Dyoa Of Philadelphia, we have found
them highly seryceab.e in families, and rarticI-
iarly eff acious in removing those complaints Tor
which they prescribed, feel assured OF their
excellence. and consider these medicines valuable
and well worthy the attention of all faIniies--I1
testimony hereof we have affixed oW respective sig
natures. David Jone..
Lite chaplain to General Wayne. Chester county.
Edward Ayers, v. ID. NJ. No ll2,Sosih Fifth street
Edward Wellington, No. 9. Queen street.
NsthAnie! Eayne, No. IS, North Front street.
John ID Nelson, No o5, Race street.
Adam Vance, No. 20, christian street.
William Julian, no GO. south Fifth street.
Jacob Slough, No. ISL, Noble street.
Jacob Hui, No. SIS, Callowiill str -.
H. L. Broslasky, No So. south sixth street.
John Shrecyes, Jr No. So, Coates street.
j. HImili, N. +. Corner Of Pace aud tenth street.
II nah Burden, no. $50, south rFoni street.
rhorac Rose, Tanmany street, near Fourtb.
Preston Goodwin, Market street. GEAR the Bridge.
Jsmes Brsnson, Burlington County, y. J.
willirm Bn,InsLesd Gloucester County, - J.
Eooch fdridg-, Gloucester County. ~. J.
Christopher Dreshcr. Upper Dut.:n Township, .Ps)
Joseph Henry, Near NorsistOwr NoatyoincEy County.
George trycls. Uni.ei states Arssnal
isaac W.ssms, Chester County. oe,S2-iy-or
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I'm pursuance of Warrant from the Hon.
l. DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge OF the Dis
ulct Court for Rnodc- Island District :-
do hereby give notice, to all persons concerned,
by oliver Wilson, commander Of the private armed
brig Yankee, OF Bristol, in the District OF Rhode
Island, i'm behalf of himself and the owners officers
aud crew, of the said pryats armed vessel, against
the orig SHANNON, whereof r KendsL was
ter her tackei, apparel aod furniture. with the
arms, stores, goods, wares and merchandise, taken
on board the same The said brig Shannon, her
,ackls appare, and furniture, arms, stores, goods,
wares and merchandise, as Aforesaid did beiong,as
is aedged by the said ibeliAnts, to the government
Of the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and ireland,
or to subject or subjects thereof having been cap.
tured by the said Oliver Wilson, commander Of the
said private armed brig, the high seas pursuant
To a commission from the President Of the United
States, under the seal of the United States, against
the vessels, goods and effects of the government of
tie United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
and of the subjects thereof, which said brig vcs-
se and appurtenances, aforesaid, the said Oliver
Wilson, commander, rs AFORESAID hath brought IN
To the port of Bristol within the District of Ehodc-
Island And trial will he had on the aforesaid libel,
at Special District Court, To be holden at the Court
House, in Providence, in said District. on fRSDAy,
the 10th day Of April next, at 10 O'Clock. p. NJ.
G,rsn under my hnda Providence, the fzssty second
ddy Of l-ci enc thousand eight hssGrsd agi aIr'een
f.. X. DEXrER, Msrshai.
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NOTICE.

THf. subscriber, contemplating leav-
i ing Newport. requ&,s all those to whom he
is indebted call aud received their demands; and
those indebted To him by Note or Book account, arc
requested call anI settle them before the Goth of
April, after that time all Notes and Accouots will
be placed in the hands ef Attorney for collection
JOHN COGGESHALL.
Newport, Mar 25, 1873.
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Newbovt Sboe- Stare and
Manatactoy,
No. leo, THAMES . IREET,
9ORN NI. bAYLS.

yyyHO has recsnty received from Boston and
w elsewhere, large assortment ot Lads and
Gentlcmen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, Of almost every description lie
has those of the FIRST quali,y, which he VIII warrant
and recommend-aiso, quantity that be Will sell
st reduced prices
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Manufactory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce of superior quality 20 any
which are made III Newport, and OF the Latest fash
ions, as he employs number VI expe erienced work
men at Doot-making, and several excellent wcrSmen
the manufacture of Ladies' SHOES, OF every dcs-
crption.
Those Gentleman who may wish 10 be at
ted 20 their measure with Boots shoes, viii please
TO leave their at his shoestcre, or 1T his
MAnufactory in the of the same, with his fore
man. Ladies wishing to be fitted with tirccian Slips,
or other Shoes, will be waited on by iis fo?eman,wao
will take their measures, 1T the shortest notice.
He returns his thanks 10 MS custosEers Tor
the patronage nc has hitherto received and aters
bimself, by the exertions he has made TO procruc
good workmcn, and the best materials Tor Boots anu
Shoes he shall receive further patronage.
N. 3. An assortment OF Morocco, ot all
colors, Binding Skins, Doot-WeD, Co.d and Tasses
sc.
rs Al orders from town and country will
be attended TO. May 90
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NOTICE.

TIE subscriber being about TO relinquish
- his present establishment and contemplating
leaving this town, requests all persons who are m-
dcbted to him to make immediate payment, and
those to whom he is indebted To present their ac-
counts for payment by the 10,h inst. All demands
no, settled by that timc will be left in the hands of
an Attorney for Collection. RICHARD BARKER.
Nawnort. April l. 1914
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IL LEI,
lAnd possession to be given the o5'N March next)
itE well known Farm in Tiye,ton, late
the residence of Col John Cook, deceased, to-
gether VITA all the Buildings and privileges thereto
Belonging. Said Farm contains about 200 acres,
and IN goodness of soil and beauty Of situation is
surpassed by none in his state.
For further particulars apply to Capt ELISHA
BROWN, IN Tiyerton, or 10 JOSIAH c. SHAW, u
Newport. Jan. 2S
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On 49, rfdrovriie ferrl

O5 Try rsdseriotc terms.
A HOUSE and SHOP near the red mar
ke,, and two lots of Land in Newtcwo, so called TO
be sold separate together may best suit The
purchaser. enquire Of SPENCER HALL
Newport, Jsn. 81 1919
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" Let there he Eight"

THE subscribe, having received from the Pres
i dent Of the United states, Letters Patent, for
an Improvement an the GAS-LAMP, foT lighting man
uf.ctories, Mines, Mills, Streets, Theatres, Light.
Houses, and other buildings with Heterogeneous Gas
or infsmablc ait, produced by chemical process
or pit coal, IN much more agreeable, and ex.
pensye manner than has hitherto been done by any
other method; aud having II now ia operation in the
Bat hing house, lin tins tous, every OF chwith
the apartments connected with it, are brilliantly u.
minated with Gas Lights to the exclusion OF everyp 18th
species Of artificial means he most respectfully in.
vites gentlemen concerned In manufactures, &c. TO
call and view it in operation, that they may be able
Judge Of the utility, and advantages Of this i'm.
provement Contracts will he entered into for furn,
isning and putting up the apparatus in Manutacto.
ries, sc. in the course of the ensuing summer, ON
terms highly advantageous to the proprietors.
The Gas apparatus rs very simple IN its construc-
tion and SO easy in its management, that any per-
of ordinary faculties, may be taught in one day
to manage every part of it eiiectuay, and the rou
bic will b. found infinitely less than thatoi trimming
&tcnding Lamps,to afford the same number OF hamcs
The Gas Lights are ia no way offensive ,and yer, q
greeabie TO the eye; and Will be found extensively
useful in every situation whsre much light is requir-
ed, most especially in the growing manufacturers of
our county, inas,nuch as they are less expensiv-
than those from tallow oiy and free from the in
convenience and danger resulting from the sparks
and frcquen, snufling of lamps and candles. ctr
cumstances tending greatly to diminish the hazard
of fire, and proporiionaby To reduce tAe rate os in
surancs on buildings and materials sahiect to ,ha,
devouring element.
In offering to the public patronage discovery
winch holds out brilliant prospect of extensive
and permanent usefulness the country. particular
" to the manufacturing interest l shoud make a
sacrifice of feelings were to omit this opportunity
to express my grateful acknowledgements to those
gentlemen of this place, and in different parts ofthe
United States, who have aided ne in my undcrta.
k-g, fer the information aud assistance they have
afforded me in the accomplishment of my object.
DAVID MELVILLE.
Newport, Feb. IA, 1915.
49, Letters post taid 1yiH BE dniy attended 20.
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NOTICE..

ATECESSIry having led me TO teach School,
IN Shalt think it kindness in my friends to send
;heir chilaren to the Methodist Chapel, where
have opened School.
Ap. 1. BENZ. +. LAMBORD
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DEBLOIS & BRtESE,

INFORM their friends and the public that they have
1rcmovcd their Goods to No l6, ,SPRiNG-STREEr,
wnere they offer them, together with All assortment
Of GROCERIES OF the first quality, as low or lower
then can be purchased IN this town.
They will IN future keep general assortment Of
Groceries at retail Newport, March 10.
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nv -. 4


THAT well known Stand at the corner Of Washing.
ton-squarc and Thanes-stYeet, belonging to the
subscriber. The House is large and conyen>tN, with
4 good ceer and yard, andis one of the Best si,ua
tons for Pobic.Hpase and Store in this town, for
such it has been occupied for years past also, A
small shop fronting rhamcaftreet. the whole would
be let together or separate. Apply to
SAMUEL VAUGHAN.
Newport, March iS 1915
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Groceries, &c.


IYAs lust received, and offers tor sale, at No. II,
IL Lcng-Sharf, by wholesale and retail, general
assortment Of Groceries, Crockery, Glass Wares