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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-23
BRITISH GROANS.

a Kiusst (Jamacn) paper of Feb last. after civ.
ing ST. mary account Of events in Euroue the
past year, ends in The following strain respectsg
this country
Quitting Europe, where the British arms have re-
Gently shone with 30 much pre.eminent lus;re and
directing our view to the Transatlantic contest in
which we are engaged, sorry are we to ssy that on
this tieotre, we meet but with little which is not
calculated to excite regret and disappointment. In
the outset of this 10 GrestBritsin1 Illuminating
contest, no preparations, IL would appear, were
deemed necessary the Anne ricsns, and their IN can,
OF annoyance, were regarded with blind end fatal
contempt, and n was thought, that terrified at the
idea nj war with powerful and wsrlike nation
capable, by iis naval power, of destroying their COM
meree, annihlatng their infant navy snd of BON.
bardlne, ard rendering defenceless, IL cir maritime
c'tie', they would require but little trsuhsion TO IN
uuse them IN listen to an aeccipmOhs ion. But
what has been the result az this overweening conf.
dence and consequent supineuess, On the part of the
British government Our naval glory and repuis.
ton have suffered ny the capture Cf oar mel of or
our commerce has sustained the most serious and
severe iosses-the coasts Of Wtst-India Islands
but particularly Jsmsies, have been infested h,
swarms of prvnieers, who have made numerous
captures, and. with daring audseity, epcouf aged
by kncwiedge Of their defence hess state threaten
ed and blockaded, as it we're, our very ports; orr
hotillss on the Lsles have been conquered snJ The
province of Canada invaded and partly oyerrup All
those losses hsye not been owing 10 want nj
promptness and nrephity in our gallant sailors and
soldiers, but by an nnsce0unsabe want of energy in
the government, in the prosecution Of tbs war o.
eonded We are sorry to add, by the feebie bslf ad
IndeesiYe operatonso OF our naval force on the me-
rlc'n coasts during the most favorable periods o
1873.
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n. YORK March IS.
mo TIER pRIZR

- The British brig Friends, (of uarrax1.
nofhas Cloutman prize mas.er. frci,,
Grenada, with liz puncheons # ru., n
prize TO the privateer Domct,c. Csn,sin
Crown'nshe'd, of this port, wa, cbss,d a
shore at 30 champion, south SIDE of Long.
land ON Friday AFTERNOONS, by rhges men
OF war. 1t is seppcscd I'll The cargo VIII
oe saved, az above half Of it was landed on
Saturday. The vessel has billed
rrh ; -Horcb ie.
hide, of this port, sailtd from, Chart .,on ~ ~
zatn February, On cruze, and arrived ri, Nv
bedford On Friday last, having made tlree prizes.
D. The British ship Victory, burth,n 500 ,or.
mourtng ~ guns, aud having ~ men. rom I.n,a;'
ca Tor Everpoo laden with 4S4 bales Of e.t,op' 10
tons logw ood, 40 terces and $50 b.gs .oss 'c -
roobs OF indigo, (,2 of which sh brsusl mi sst.
rh''e lead, and 8 casks castor oil She l. nrw
v'"-b eoppered TO tie bends and cost tbir,s.n
thnusSrd tounfs sterling.
2 L British schr. Nelson, of Ea,;fay. from G,
Thomas, with so punchtons rum
. spanish schr. Rosa, from Bermuds. with "a.
ecnce. Wv" of"sh
The We sci, we're al ordered in.
CHPt ID also brought in IL prisoners
Interesting Soie.--Yes,erdsy norn;no q,
closk, commenced T. e sale OF tie bousehod furn;
"rs VI ne Iate ecn MORGAN, 1T his late resdspes
IN tosri-streeti snd may say, v'tIout f,sr ~
contTsoston, that the crowd for eight Iour, yss
nsn was eyer sno"n in t'is country on any
$40 var ocf a"on Some idea nisy be formed NJ ne
sp'sndid manner in which the Is,e yeners . re.
vas iHrnished, by stating, thar alsoreh ,le r, as
costly articles, such as paintings, pis,e, ELs ~
maps, @s. were removed previous to the sre, vet
ntorIne sold for about 1900 do,lsrs r. >. ~.
sh,rd story snd kitsheu not having btsD ss,,o.sl
nnI lit a
tlig dog. ''' W.
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M he'll. New Hamhshire !

letter from a gentleman in New
Hampshire to the Editors of the Chronicle
dated 11'h inst. communicates the foil
ipg highly interesting and pleasing intelli-
gence
81 give you ioy--I think may announce
the regeneration ef our State. In 81 towns.
calculations on which have Just made
there is net republican gain Of 700 votes
aud upwards for Piumer, over the election
IN 1913. Ycu will recollect that 500 add
innsl votes would have made him Govern.
or last year. IL the other towns remain In
sfnfn quo, land have verbal assurances
still more favorable from sore Of fhem) we
shs'l carry pi1mer in Ivy 500 majority--we
arc nsarir sure Of the election. Three OF
tht rye Councillors elect, without doubt
WI be REPUBLICAN. II the House Of Rep.
resentaaves VIC have changed from fedora
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-23
FROM BERMUDA.

Com municsted for the Mercantile Advertiser by an
American Gentlemsn recently from Bermuda.
The treatment he unfortunate American prison
er, receive IN board the prison ship 8, Dernuds.
eaih Tot the attention Of government. The bread
neat, -four and pess sre of the worst kind snd H.
quanbty thst barely enough for four Is given IN
ak, and SIX to niue. Willie was on board, seyers
American searnen came from the squadron, who
hsd gwen themselves up as prisoDers Of war, and
nov are waiting their exchange. Oie American,
seaman he'd heen fcgsed through the feet FOR refn.
rns to 30 duty, and was determined TO de rather
man 70 serve them any longer. petition wa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-23
Washington March IS.
WAYS AND MEANS.

We advise the friends Of the government
throughout the states 70 he Undsr no sort of
apprehension about the Ways & Means ne.
ccssnry to support the government in tae
prosecution Of the war. The ways Of Oh ain
ing means are plain and obvious the means
within the reach # he government are
as abundant as the ways Of obtaining them
arc obvious. We have seen, indeed, MUCH
sxultation in the party prints, and, we re-.
gret to say, no little ill-svppressed sati>fac
zion apcng the opposition Members on ei
tner hoor Of Congress, st the idea e the
failure Of the Loan about to be authorised
BY Congress and il hes been held out too
IN mere then ore coumuncaticn we have
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-23
NEw.BAMpsuIRp ELECTION

We have rec iyed the return, of votes from 10
'o.as In Ne~.Hamp,hire, which give Nett Fede.
raj Gain Of TT votes.
The Portsmouth Cradle Of Saturday last, says, thar
the Federal Gain is 35s
LETTERS from that state u.s. that every branch
and ofhee Of the government viii he decidedly fsde.
raj Bost. Coz. Fed
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EXTRACTS,

from Janofca hafers receivedA. the ctsfee
~ TIE PhRadeLthia Gazet.e.I
FALMOUTH, Jan. 19.-We ave sorrv ~
learn, BY the ships arrived At Pert Rsva,
ana 'he Mary arrived at ST.. Ann. Bay on
Friday last, that the London ticct. " kion
sailed from Portsm onih on the 20 h of No
vemoer, were in the night If the e2d of De
cember, separated in a severe gale Of wind
that two huils were s.en in the ,oorni,,
upset and six or seven Others dsms.stso
hut we are unable TO ascertain the names e
the suffering vessels. "
KINGSTON, Jan 22.-The schr. Maria
ta'held, which sailed en- the 18Th uIt. fron,
this port for Hslifax, has ben Captured b,,
an American priyateer and ordered f;r
Charleston The crew were lqnded at rho
h"vanna. and & her master arrived in the
Mary. 90 III"
February His Majesty's ship Valiant,
OF ~ gun Capt. Oliver. snd L'Rhin fri,a =.
OF SO guns, Captain Malcolm, sailed iron,
rort Royal yesterday morniag, as CONVOY tn
the home ward-bound fret. L'Rhr,n goes
with tie Beet as far as the GulDh sftey
whi-h n proceeds TO New RI oy,oence' Be
from thence to Barbados.
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| pub,is which, as far % that idea was
encouraged. met our entire disapprobstion
and unbelef. There is not the least doubt
but the government will obtain, on reasona.
Bile terms, every cent it wants--indeed, we
entertain no doubt bu, that, even ,ho' the
bill mas not yet faes,d, autharisinge the
loan, tie government has already received
proposals Tor large proportion, # not the
whole of the loan. which it is at present ne
cessary to ask for. Although the amount
of the loan is proposed 10 be twenty FIVE mil
lioa Of dollars. an authority is alrc dy give ,
20 substitute Eve mi lions of that amount BY
Irs asuYy notes /; and, as TO the remainder.
with necessary care and rigid economy, the
expences will probably be so far limited as
to reduce the loan far below twenty milli-
ons, which, together with the ten millions Of
Treasury notes. it will strike every reader.
was calculated as the extreme amoust
| which. in any event, the government could
have occasion fer. There can be no doubt,
we repeat, but so much money as the go
vernHcnt actually will want, need only be
asked for to be ob,ained.
From this view it will appear, that the
exultations of Faction are premature. Ha-
wing predicted only what they wish, they
will find themselves IS vide of the fact in
e. cir pr DICT ons as Mr.. Pickering d d., and
perhaps be as much aston she'd as he was,
when he found the last loan filled mp with
7, ut any of that difficulty which he had
foretold. The government, we have no
deub'. fully appreciates the views of those
| who ariihcially depress the price of public
| stocks & magnify he diifioultyof obtaining
money. Those who shall have lost the oppor,
tunity OF vesting their money to advantage
in the hope of obtaining better term, from
| the necessities Of the government than il
volun' arily offered. will doubtless find them.
| selves wofuily disappointed.
We must avow that the satisfaction af-
torded US by an enquiry into the financial
prospects of the nation, though it is prin-
cipslly derived from the confidence it in
spires In the resources and ability Of the
| nation, is not at all lessened by the violence
OF the blow which the result gives to the
! hopes of those who would rejoice in the
| Bankruptcy ofthc government, and the CON
sequent ruin of the country.
| The Senate yesterday confirmed the no.
NINA ton of RETURN j. ME1Gs. of Ohio. to
| the Office of Postmaster General of the u.
| aited States.-.Nat. Ins.
The SUPREME CouRr Of the United
States termipased on Wednesday last its
| annual session, VIII CHI, owing to the variety
| of important questions arising from the no.
! velty of a state If war in our country, has
bren the most important that has been held
for many years.
EzEKIEL BACON, Esq. the comp.ro,-
Ter ofthe Treasury Of the United States,
arrived in this city on Wednesday last
and has entered on the duties Of the of
fice to which he has been recently appoint.
ed.
We learn that the vote in the Senate Of
confirmation of the nomination of Mr.
| MEIcs to the office of Postmaster General,
was unanimous. lib
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-23

to -epubiicen, Co-cr 9, Da-hcm /, Sc d.
spich I. Bridgeratsr I. .Ncqy Chester l., IN
doper 4. Pla'affld I. C,av,!on l Afason l.,
.1mhersf 1. Hcnhstrod /, ,i!otfiasbam l.,
Boso 1, and elected ore additional in Hoh-
ktnfon-net gaia 90 THE tories have chan
ged in tAeir favor Salisbury I, c1atcr5ury
net gam m. kiuga clear republican gain
OF IS The federal majority in the House
last year was 90. -
"Ih's triuT ph will be to yon 10 glorious
as 1t was uncxI ected. Denend On j. this
great gain has resulted from Tie outrageous
co;duct of the Rebels in your S,a,e. The
towards may now retreat SECOND tine
DEXTER has driven the providing wolf to
HIS deo-New-Hampshire like Putnam, has
entered The cavern and shot him dead
The tory " heaee harty," the exciters of
rehe!lio ard civi. war. viii now sink be-
n"eth themselves in their own es,imas ion.--
The Strongs and the Chittendcns, with their
hu'wark OF cue holy religion" the Os-
goods and Parishes, will now appear more
contemplate shan ever"
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MORE

Good Nr7ns firm .Nr7v- Hauhst;re:
The Concord p't'iot of yesterday, {received last
evening" states that three Republican Coun.ellors
have been chosen in Rockingham, Straffnrd ind
Hhs6oro' and svers that thst branch OF the 60
vernment VIII be republican. elf the returns cor.
tinoe as favorable as those already received (sav,
the rstrio;) The Governor and House of Represen
tahses viii likewise be republican. The result of
tins election will wipe away the stiema that has been
csst on Sew-Hampshire; il IS s;orious precursor
20 the prospects OF NewEnnland-if follow ed up nv
our northern Sisters. the saty stain of rebellion snd
reason VIII be wiped away, and mutual confidence
will he re tored 4"
Then follows list Of III towns which this yesr
eve 1922 for Piumer--IA7O7 for Gilman Last
year, 1857 Plumer--t3,e44 Gilman,
,Rthabtcan .Nast Gain, 6s2.
10 which is annexed the Representative Account
los, s-Fcderal gain 3, loss H.
Republican Nett Gein, Eighteen.
The Concord federal pa per of yeiter'ay declare.
that Mr. Plumer must have SEQ nett gain to secure
ms election u will be seen by the shove. that he al
'eaoy mas os2. Boston Patriot
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from Jamaica hafers reeeiveda. fbe cfs;,e
Of tie PhNadelthi Gazetie.l
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From lcfe HoiUar (.N. g Pohrr.
a correspondent has furnished US with N,
following list Of vessels, lost and taken
belonging to the West India and Ameri.
can s,etion, short time since:
So taken nv the Couctitrt;o,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-17
APPRECIATION.

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we
and families have in various cases and IN different
times, used DIR. Carys celebrated Family Pillswhich
are now prepared by the vender at Coventry, X. !.
We have found them highly serviceabe in our iam-
lies. and particularly cficacious in removing those
complaints for which they are prescribed I'VE feel
assured Of their excellense and consider the Pills
valuable, and worthy The attention of all family Ply
sicians. In testimony hereof, we have affixed our
respective signatures.
Caleb Keiton, Josebh STRAIGHT, r. Remington, Sd.
John Remington, .fury Remington, ". Greene,
Patience 6reene, r. Keiton. Jheodorfa RenDlg-
ton, c. Bo1ven, J. Y. Greene, r. Wil6w, jim.
j. G.. Brs,vn, PdeJe Ir,sin, W LrsVin. j. HasS-
kins, Bsniasan Jforse.
certify that was sick about two years with dry
skin, costveness and difficulty Of breathing Ico'iid
restI had several doctors, but could get no re.
lief-i applied to DR.. Cary, and got immediate relief
believe If il had not been for bis Pills, could not
have lived. Icontnue taking the Pills. and am IN
tolersble health. HUGH RELPH.
certify that was troubled with pain inmy bow-
els and side. and dizziness in The head called on
DR.. Cary ne gave me about thirty Pills, which cur
Nav. 1915 ~ CHARLES coLvIH,
I certify that have made use Of Dr. Cary's Pills,
and in duty bound TO say they are sbe most easy
sen,ember. 1sis RAY JOHNSON.
The subscriber hzking been much afflicted with
the asthma for several years. was induced TO make
trial of DR. Casys PilIs-Before had taken one box
found myself much relieved, and am now in the
enjoyment Of good health. j. HoWLAND
Dr. q. W. HoPPIN is sole agent for the town OF
Providence.
or The Pills speak for themselves.
The above Medicines are sold by ID. RIPLEY, Nor
wichCoo. Avrs & ANS SMITH. Wexford, H. ]. and
by SAMUEL w. vrssox, Ncwpo>t. At the last men
toned place are kept, usus, all kinds OF Drugs
and Medicsacs now generally ~ use ant OF the best
quzlity.--A continuance Of fsvors solicited.
SAMUEL w, vIHs0N.
Nsstns, Marc IL, 1914.
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DOCTOR CARY'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS,

Ukch celebrated }or Ms cure Of many diseases /;
NOT only 10 cure, buf TO preven sick,xss.
A there has been much said in publications 40 TO
\ the utility Of Medicines, shall only say these
the best correctors Of the bile that have found
in 90 years practice they operate catbartic AN
tispasinodc, sudorifc and duretc, in Of bill
ious, asthmatical complaints. Where there is dry
hard skin. cosyeness. loss of appetite yellow skin,
dizziness in the head pain 10 tho side and bowels
one Pill taken every night, eight nights
cessively, then from four, the appears,
to purge, will be satisfaction to those who please
to try them. They may be given to persons of all
ages and both sexes without any disagreesble feel
ngs they are the best Pills for females that in
use, particularly for women who are in childbek,
where there is only carhartic wanted. when from
to four may be used, the age and situation of
the patient may require JOSEPH CARY.
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To BE SOLD at PUBIC AUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY,, Mar. 23--st 10 o'clock,
WiikoHt reserc--en the PresWsest
THAT well known Farm, called the Bailey
\ Farm, late the property of JAMES IRIsn, lying
in Richmond, now occupied by JoHS vALETT, con-
tanning 2ll acrSs, with dwelling barn,
house. &C. well proportoned 20 meadow, pasture and
tllage. with three apple orchards, Of choice fruit
and viii probably make 200 bbs. Of cider. yearly
with fine grove of oak and chesput timber, fai.
grown; is well watered with a never falling river
falling river AID springs. The road leading from
Little Rest to Connecticut rms through the farm.
The conditions will be made known at the tmc
and place of sale.
WILLIAM BAILEY, .4dmimistrofor
Middletown, March 8, lel4 (Ml0)
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THE Editor Of the Rhodc.Isknd Republican ine
forms his customers that ,le annual a,mtnt
becomes due on The 27d of this month, which they
are earnestly rcquosed to notice. Those ofbis ens-
toners, whose accounts are Of more than one year
standing are hereby notified that their seeounss will
be extraordinarily put into the hsAds Of Justice Of
che Peace for collection, who has kcen engaged for
that purpose We trusts no one will complain, after
this fair notice. should lac have, n addition 10 bis acc
count, bill Of costs to settle with the officer.
w sIMO.S.
0Acs Of the Rc5HbIear, March Q, 1914.
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LOT OF LAND-to sell or kek

THE subscriber offers to sell or let, that el-
igible Lot Of Land situated in the town of Ports
mouth. adjoining the estates Of the Joseph Cunda,
Esq and bounded on the sea- The land is Of An ex-
ceIent quality, well watered, and comprizcs about
sixty For terms and other particulars, apply
TO BENJAMIN BROWN.
Portsmouth, March IL, 1914
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JOHN b. LYON,

NO 6, lyons and Ne. 4, Scot's wlarf,
EIAS FOR SALE,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee, in hhds. and
bbls. entitled to debenture
so bbls mess, and SO do. prime Beef;
60 do. prime Pork;
2O0 do. Tar, large barrels;
SO pieces Russia Duck; rs do Ravens do;
Shcathing- Boards and Nails, constantly on
hand, at No. g. Lyons wharf where Ship Stores, &C.
are put up at the shortest notice. Mar. II.
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oAurlos TO MekcH ANTS.

WsgS.ncr a5sc0ndsi-- Ia the 20 h y.a.
last, iparchan, Ia New.Y,rk, sent by israel
Stevens, OF Worcester, Mss. quau,ny of
superhnc fious winch ne promised TO deliver
in good order 10 McssIs. Coa1pins * S,arges
OF this towa, and TO receive 81 IS per Dbl. tor
the freiyat OF I.e samc--iaformation has been
received from Vorcester, tnat said Stevens
had sb.conded si'er having imposed upon
several persons VINO believed him noaest and
deserving OF their confidence, and thaI neilher
his character or credit have any standing IN
his native place. Bosfos hahrr.
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TO LET.

THAT pleasant situation in Thames street. corner
Il Of Marlboro'-s,rce,, now improved by Cotd y
Sliman, Esq consisting Of large Dwelling House,
five rooms on floor q large garden. stable. wood
house and chasc-house. with pump in the kitchen,
and other conveniences. Possession given on the
first April next. For terms, apply to
Newport. March II, 1914
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GDarsbai's Sales.
District of Rhode Island


TN pursuance of a Warrant from the Hon
il ,rsble DAVID Howell. Esq. Judge OF
toe District Court for the Rhode-lsland Dis
trict--.
Notice is hereby given that there Will DC
sold al Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
on Monday the 4th day of April next, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at Clifford and AL
lens wharf, 10 Providence,
The British brig Young Hus-
kAA band, Of the bur,hen Of about
S8&SSS 200 tens, coppered to the bends,
SE~ together with her tackle, appar-
el, and furniture--ssid brig is about one year
old is a bur,hensome vessel, ant in s,re1gth
and work aus bip not inferior to any one
And also her CSrgo, consisting OF % crates
Earthern Ware; Is hhds. of Porter and
Beer, in bottles; 10 hhds, Of Oats; hhds.
of Oil Cake 90 casks Of iron Nails cask
of copper Nails MID. of Shoes; hhds. OF
Tin Ware; 30 boxes Of hard Soap; 90 box.
es of tallow Candies hhds. OF Hams $
boxes of Cheese; I6 Jugs OF paint Oil !; 3
jugs Of Spirits of Tsrpentipe as kegs oI
ground Paint kegsCf Tallow; /; kegs OF
sof. Soap so 5hls, Of Fiour; bbls. and l
kegs of Beef; z Of Tongues ham
pers of Oysters, in Jars Al Jars oil picked
Trips | box of Sage, in canis'ers 5 casks
aud 6 bags of Bread IL kegs of Pease 2
kegs of Barley so kegs of Lme ! box and
| keg of Coopers' Tools 2 boxes OF Garden
Seeds 100 bundles of iron Hoops ; Plow
so hampers Of Potatoes trunk OF Nsillen-
ary 100 pair of Shoes, assorted; 100 hhds.
or Scacole 80 hhds. of Lime {; SO bundles
of Hoops 2so Shocks, aud IL thousand IRE
n... l. G..
The Cargo will be sold in lots 70 accom-
modate purchasers.
Conditions made known at the place oi
Sale.
E.K. DEXTER, Mashai.
1 Providence, March i6, 1914.
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District of Rhode Island

DfSIfICI ~ hHodc-IHuH0.
TN pursuance Of a Warrant from the Hon
i orable DAVID HowELL, Esq. Judge
the District Court of the Unlled States for
Rhode Island District
Notice is hereby given that there will be
sold at Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
on Monday the 4th day of April next, at
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Long Wharf,
in Providence,
The sloop Aurora, Of the bur-
..A1s2s then Of about 90 tons, together
SESeslys,las1 with her tackle, apparel, and fur
Sass--Ss ni,ure she was built for pack
ct, ane has excellent accommodations for pas
sengcrS.
Conditions made known at the place OF
Sale.
E.K. DEXTER, Marshal
Z Providence, March l6, 1914.
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DE.iIIfS.

At -sfiddietOsgn, thur sda, last, Mr.. WILLIAM
PgILLIrs, aged GIN ,he sane house, tue day
following. Miss MARY WEtpEs, aged 81, dsughier
OF the late VI. P,fIi, Wee lei, of thar town.
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NOTICE

A III persons having demands against the Spanish
"A schooner Floridana, requested Ia bring ,kti
in imme Lately. JOHN u, LYON.
Newport. March IL, 1914
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PRIYTLaG,

PRIvIIAC
IN ifr various kinds erecsted az this 0ce, WITH neat
mesa and dsspafeh,
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LOr'OF'LAND-Ar AUCTION.

On FRIDAY, Mar. 25--a, | o'clock,
On ths PivniSes.
A Valuable Lot Of Land, containing eight acres,
"A (be the same more or lcss,) situated al the
southeast part Of the town. and nearly opposite 10
land belonging to Mr.. Thomas Townsend.
Conditions made known al the sale.
Irheeiscrighf sy Lorez, dnct'rs.
Newport, March 10, t6l4. ~
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TO LET-At AgciiooA. -
0N the 18th inst. will be Let at Public Auctions
~ House No. 80. Broad-st.
March 8. Daniel Peckham.
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The British brig Young Hus'
band, Of the bur,hen Of about
200 tens, coppered to the bends
together with her tackle, appar'