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Latest trem Lake Eric.
LRIE, Apri! 90.

LRIE, Apri! %.
The difficulty of communication between
the commander In chief on Lake Ontario, and
the commander on Lake Erie, rendered i,
necessary to make this Lake seperate COM
,nand, and to place the squadron under res
ponsible officer. In consequence Of this
change, Com. ST. Clair has been ordered here
by the Secretary Of the Navy, and yesterday
superseded Capt. Elliott in command. In
compliance with wish expressed by Capt.
Elliott to Commodore Chauncey, he has been
ordered to Sackets's Harbor.
Arrived on Sunday from Pot in Bay, and
sailed again on Monday, schr. Sommers, Mr..
Darling.
Sailed last evening for Detroit, sshr. Ty.
yress, midshipman Smith.
The Fort at Detroit, which is now called
Fort Shelby, has been secured by four lines
Of picke,s, two Of them made Of trimmed
brush, presenting close from, Of sharp points
and surprise or an escalade was deemed
inpossible-Heavy cannon on the walls Of
fori, earronadss and mnsketry TO rake the
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THE SPIRITUAL MAGAZINE.
OK GOSPEL TREASURY.

TUsT received, and FOR sale at the store Of THOM.
j AS III. MuMFoRD, No. ll9, TuAnEs.sraEnr.
The Shirifuai Mayarasc, ar Goseei 7reasu-
~, NO. 2-intcnded for the promotion ct Experiment
tai Religion, and tho Exposure Of hrror and Dclu-
son.--rrcc
III any profits should arise from the sale of this
work, they will be devoted to the spread of the Cos
pei in Amcrica.1 ~
CO The third nnnber viii be published on the
first OF September next--and persons holding sub
scrption papers are requested 10 send them to the
subscriber, Pleasant st Boston. Nav 49,
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Latest from Sackett's Harbor.
Extract from q, letter, received tuss evening,
from an officer on board the U. S. shin Mad
ison, dated the ssh May, 1914.
You will hear, that Oswego is taken
disbelieve it. The report wen, from here,
before the nature of it was known. The Bri-
tsh fleet of seven sail attacked the place
twice, but the Commodore has received sn
express from Capt. Woelsey, stating tha;
they were completely driven off,. and lsye
returned 20 Kingston" VI.
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raaysioy never n>r. the repsoach OF snsent Re?so-
lies bat always mite the future services OF their sons
bya grateful remembrance of those which are past
By Honosable John G. Jsaes-Fhe memory OF our
ilusrions ,ownsman, Geaesal Knsr whose lofty gen-
ius originated designs, by which the United States
Navy have acquired imperishable fame
BY Hon. Mr. DeTter--The Laurel While We noast
that this is Indigenous in country, let be re-
membered that the useful 0hre-sree grows only
from cultivation.
General Cashiag. the intrepid soldier, the honour
able
Commodore Chaunsey-msy the waters OF Erie
carry our triumphs TO Ontario go
After the President of the day retired, the follow
ing toast was given from the chair--
General WsLcs, the gentleman, the SOLDIER the
patriot.
Rodgers and Decd:m--N'ay victory pass with De
cafnr from the United States To the president and
may RODGERS reverse the fate OF the Grerrere.
Larsre.oe, Alien and Burre'ts--Those who sacri-
fee their lives for their country shall IN their coun-
try's memory hye forever.
The DAYS in which live when Porter is cee-
brated, and PsyTt is drank by every one.
The following.was announced as the last toast al
ter which the company retired.
we have met to celebrate the achievements OF
,vaour--may be always prompt to honor those
who honour our country
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On the 10th inst. public Dinner was given at
Boston. to our gallant townsman, Com. Perry, &C.
count of which will be found under the proper head
Although some OF the toasts drank on the OCCASION
are such as we could nor freely pledge, yet they e.
vince degree of moderation highly honorable to the
Committee of Arrangements.
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CRUIZE OF THE ADAMS.

An officer on board the United States COR
yettc Adams, Capt. Morris, writes the fol.
lowing to bis friend in Baltimore, under date
Of April 80, of Savannah
On the l9ta Jan. weighed anchor from
Point Look Out, and stood down the bay in a
strong N. Z. gale, with heavy snow. AT
io,P. NJ struck on Folk Spit, bu: fortunate.
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cleared the Capes sad stood to sea, still blow.
ing fresh from n. l.. having passed the enc
my's squadron, (of which We saw :hrec large
ly got off without any injury. AT I, A. NJ.
ships) within half musket shot, at anchor and
no doubt asleep. On the 29th January, ,burnt
British sch. Prince Regent, from Malaga for
Halihx, cargo fruit, wine and oil, which was
worth S IL, ,ooo.---9th Feb burnt British sch.
Industry, from Newfoundland for Grenada,
valued al c,ooo.--March 4, on the coast Of
AiIica, took cargo Of rice on board from
small sleep, and let her go.---Narch ! i on
the same coast, captured the British brig
Roebec, vessel aud cargo worth S25,ooo--
took out OF her few tons of Ivory, destroy
ed the rest of her cargo, consisting Of palm
oil, dry goods, SC. and parolled the prisoners
In her--2slh, took OH English East India
man, the Woodbridge, by name, aud would
have made a glorious blaze of her, ii bad
luck had not sent fleet of 2s sail OF men of
war and lndiamen 10 her rescue, just as she
bad struck her colors. We escaped tha, feet
with difficulty. April 9th, chased schr.
from 6, A. M. 10 6, p. M. when we came up
with her--shc proved 10 be the, Clara, Of Bal
timorc--her captain was mush disappointed
by being overhasled by square rugged YES
sell Yesterday we made the land, after
cruizs OF iol days, (part of which we were
On short allowance,) after running over
Course of $4,000 miles As sosn as We have
fpictualled, we shall be off again. The prizes
Taken and destroyed by us, were thought to
be worth S eo,ooo."
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BERlAH < DANIEL WAITE,
06ers for sac, a, their STORE No 10, .afarketsquara
INDIA point GIN, by the pipe or bbl.;
w. J. and N Il. RUN, blythe hid. or bbl
superfine FLOUR, by the Dbl.
SUGAR, by the bbl,
CHOCOLATE, Ivy the box;
Likcrsise---A general assortment Of GROCERIES,
at retail
0Jr They want TO employ number Of wcaverss
Ncwpors, Nay i6, 1914. (ilw)
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From the National InseMgencer, Of Nay H..
ANOTHER WAVAL VICTORT!

From the National InselHgencer, Of Nay II.
ANOTHER WAVHL VICTORT!
AT ONCE BRILLIANT AND DECISIVE:
Copy Of letter from Lieutenant Nicholson, to the
Secretary Of the Navy, dated
Savannah, May 1s., 1914.
SlR-I have the honor Of informing you of
my arrival here in late his Britannia mnjesty's
brig Epcrvcr, Of eighteen 80 pound carron-
AIDES, Capt. Wales, captured by the sloop
Peacock, on Friday morning the goth, OF
Cape Carnavcral, after an action OF IS minutes,
In which time she was much cut up in hull,
spars, rigging, and sails, with upwards Of s
feet water III her hold, having the advantage
Of the weather gage.
She has lost killed and S wounded, a.
mong the latter her first Lieutenant, who has
los, his arm. / am happy to say the Peacock
received no material injury--bcr forc-yard
and men slightly wouaded; she received not
one shot in her hull. The brig had upwards
Of S 100000 on board.
have the honor to be, &c.
JOHN B. NICOLSON.
The Hon. William Jones.
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, My lS, 1914.

\ The elelec,ion of Representatives for N.
Kingstown, took place yesterday--the Repub-
lican ticket prevailed by majority of AZ -
Last choice the majority was five only.
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Arercf, Of Salem and on the yc,l,s tesy:or !.
sight, tc prize creT, suppos'ng her to be r,,isl,
crnizers and conccving thersclveste be on The ess
tern took 10 the loa, and yrn
on shore in Nova scotia giving the vs,sei an 70
Capt d. Took out the master aud the nvcae az
destroyed the vessel THE York had an erpa
ment of Halifax, with the Lord Soners, Mn
transport, having on board besides her crew. ts 90
d'ers and great number OF women and childsen.
&c She bad killed and II wounded, accordAss
to the English account. The York had K. and IA v
She has been chased seven different times since the
engagement, and twice bcfhre
The ptivateer brig Saratoga, has az. at New-lsed.
ford, from cruize, having taken rivE prizes, two
OF which have arrived and the others testro,ed.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PEACOCK.

The Peacock, with lis prisoners, and .
10000, arrived at Savannah May 4th, having
been chased ever since the capture of the
Epervier.-R. 4. .fnicrican, Of yesterday.
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Portsmouth Woolen Manu-

T'fIE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
lic that his Mcchues at CundalI's Mills are in
excellent order for csrdng sleeps Wool and that
new and improved Machine will be in operation in
few weeks, fcr carding Metino Wool, (pure bloody
The Clothing business is conducted by the first
workmen in this country; all kinds OF Wooden cloths
manufactured in superior style, at short notice.
and on accommodating terms.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
~ BAH articles intended 10 be conveyed to the
Mills will in future be received at the Doresc Harr
Hssse, no. l7y, Thames ssstrect, where they will bo
promptly attended TO.
Portsmouth, .ffag 16
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When our Ontario fleet, now preparing,
is completed, il will consist OF one ship of 81
guns,one so, one %, three briggs each 26,one
do. 8, and for schooners OF each.
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FOR SALE.

a FARM, situated in South. kipgs,own, on the
\ back side, oae mile and half west Of Davis'5
tavern, containing flo acres Of good LAND, with q
large TWO stssy House, Barn ard Crib. Also,
good Grist-Mill, with fine stream of water. TO he
soa separate from the Farm. or both together. The
SAID Farm IS considered fine stand for "a Factory
They w'll be sold on liberal terms, which may DO
known bv applying 10 the ssbscriber living ON toe
premises. SOLOMON V LITTLEkIELD.
G'Ih-ASgs.ewH, My n 1914
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Cheap Grocery Store.
ELIZA BUCKINGHAM.

IiSiZsh DGNLiING1AM,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs her friends and The
AA. public. that she has opened Grocery Store.
at No, 122, rhames,s;rcet, and offers for sa,c,
Wines and Spirits, Melasses, Honey, Su-
gar Teas, Coffee, Chocolate, Spices, Raisins, Figs,
Almonds, Joles, sc. &cScomprising general as
sor'ment which she is determined TO sell cheap, by
wholesale and retail she fees grateful for the pat-
aronagc she has received from generous public.snd
scici,s continuance OF their favors.
a handsc assortment OF PAPER HANG
INGs .Nswpcrs .sfay 10.
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GEORGE S. TOMPKINS.

- lTONNI1 d ONII NIINC,
II ESPECTfULIN informs his friends aud tho
4 public, that he has taken the store, No 1866
Thamcs-street, formerly occupied By M. Walter
Corne, where he offers his services as n Clock and
Watch-maker, and assures his friends and all who
may favor him with their custom, that he will use
s ,itmost excrtIohs TO give general satisfac,ion-
lie has also an hand, small assortmelt Of Jewerfy
and Fancy Goods; he expects new supply in a few
days. which he will sell cheap as can be purchas.
ca IN newport. Mar l6
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Another Naval Triumph |!
CnARLEsToN GAZETTE OFFlcR, ,

May 4--lo o'clock, r. NJ.
Erfrcct efa ietter from our Cerreshondenf
in Savannah, dated May ., leI4.
The American sloop of war Peacock, Cap.
tain WARRIYeToN, has adorned with another
most brilliant laurel, the Naval History Of our
Country.
She captured, 8 days since, rear this port,
His Britannia Majesty's s!oop o! var EpER.
WEIR, OF 3 guns, but mounting twenty two,
with full complement of men, after an ac-
ton of 40 minutes. The Epervier was com
manded by RICHARD WALES. The prize
is now coming up and in half an hour will
be opposite our city. The Peacock took out
of the Epervier TWO HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS in Species, and ordered
her for this port. Lieut. Nicholson /, the
prize-mastcr. The Epervier had tnen
killed and between 10 AMI J5 wounded, -~,,a
is much damaged in riggiog, sails and huh
Her first Lieutenant had his right arm ahd
thigh shot of-he is On board the prize.
Tbs Pcacock's loss is triiliDg, only three
wounded and nome killed ! The Epcrvicr
was built in 1912 /; and | am told by gentle
men who have been on board of her, that
she is fine elegant vessel. She had orders
to engage any American sloop of war--Thc
Peacock's damage was so trivial, that she pro-
ccedcd on her cruise Capt. Warrington
did not deem it necessary to come into port.
/ have given you, as far as have been able
to learn, tho particulars Of this brilliant ac-
ton to morrow we shall hear more Of il.
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The French friga,e Clorinde, captured by
the British, was returning from cruixc of
four months, duting which she captured the
British packet Townsend, from the BraziIs,
and ELEVEN other prizes, and burut them air.
The Townsend had So,oooi. on board, which
was sunk in her. The Sirius, French frigate,
which sail from Brest with her, was still out.
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EXTRACT Of another letter.

I, is said the Epervier was fitted out in
London, expressly for the purpose Of taking
some of the American sloops of war. The
bets at Lloyd's are reported to have been
three 10 one in her favor.
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FOR SALE.

EIFrY.ONE Shares in 'nc Newport Bank.--Cn.
,qu'Te at the Office OF the Il. l. Republican.
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Marietp.


We copy the following advertisement for
the information of such Of our fcllow-citizens
as are engaged, or wish to engage ia manu-
factures, as we believe tho great improve
mept here spoken of in the manufacture of
STOCKINGS, is not known to many, If any of
the citizens Of this part Of the United States.
1t is perhaps worthy Of remark that this Is
the same improvement, the use of which
gave rise to those destructive Riots which
took place at Nottingham and other places In
England, afew years since.--N Y. Col.
' For sale, quantity of Nottingham New
Improved Warp Stocking Looms, made in
the most complete manner and workmanship,
a number of which are now in operation. TO
state the importance of these Looms in Man
ufacturcs, would be too long for an advertise
mcnt The subscribers are manufacturing
and can furnish any reasonable number Of the
above Looms, at q short notice. For further
particulars apply to Ward G 7alima'i, corner
of Hester and Thrd-strects, New-York.
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POETRY.
CsgLEc7ED.1

MORNING.--By WM. DIMosp.
Ah! welcome merry hour of dawn!
The fresh breeze rustiing through the corn,
The rising suns prelusiye beams,
That dance in gold on CLASSY streams,
The gossamer's fine siivery thread,
That lightly floats DER feld-Aowers head;
The dew drops left the weeping night,
That crown green leaves with beads OF light,
Now swectly swells the PEASANTS lay,
And greet the blue-eyed blushing day.
The highland blast of hunters horn,
The sheep-bell tinkling from the lawn,
The sky-lark's shrill rejoicing call,
The low Of kline from grassy stall,
The honey makers murmered song,
While treading flowery banks along,
The sprightly dash of falling floods,
And all the music of the woods;
Now sweetly swell the peasants lay,
And greet the blue-eyed blushing day.
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COPARTNERsHIP FORMED.

HE public respectfully informed that the
Il subscribers have entered in Copartnership un-
der the firm of
DYER & POTTER,
and tender their services as AUCTION e CO.N
MISSION MERCHANTS, from and after this
date, and will occupy the store of said DYER, in
Market-street, assuring their friends and the public,
that all business confded to them will at all times
have their best attention. Cash will be literally ad-
vanced on all kinds OF merchandise deposited for
public or private sale, and all sales made will be
guaranteed and discounted on the most accommoda-
ting terms. ELISHA DYER,
CHARLES POTTER.
DrER e PoTrER offer at trtvase sale,
1oo00 pounds of best green Coffee, in bags and
tierces
8 pipes 4,h proof Brandy, Expeditions cargo;
5 DO. 4,h do. Viper's do
70 boxes specmaceti Candles;
tons OF Logwood;
do. Flstc;
2 do. Nicaragua Wood;
2 do. Hemp (first quality);
1 do. Copperas;
A few boxes of white Havana Sugars;
20 bags of Pepper;
10 boxes of brown Sugar;
60 bales of Calcutta Twine.
Providence, October 90, 1913. e.
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HATS.
B. g. S. G.. WEAVER,

HAvE just received from tho Manufacturers OF
Boston and Hartford, an elegant assortment OF
gentlemen's best beaver, castor aud plated HATS.
aLsO, general assortment of Youths and Chdren's
napt and felt do,-which they are now opening, and
offer for sale as low as be purchased in any 9TH
er store 10 the state. They have likewise hand
a general assortment Of their manufacture, in.
ferior to none. They have 1000 Muskrat Skins OF a
superior quality, which they will sell for cash.
.hewPort, IpTl 20. (6m)
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NEW HOTEL,
No. lOs, 7names- Stree.

No. los, Thames Street.
nj rELICHAN most respectfully informs the in
~ habitants of Newport, that he has recently
opened a New Hotel, or Victualling House, where
he accommodate his customers with good Beef
Steaks, Oysters. Turtle Soups, &c. with Pastries,
Wines and all kinds of Spurious Liquors. of the very
best quality.
Clubs and Societies may be furnished with Celia
tons, Dinners, or Suppers, in superior style, q, the
shortest notice.
Confectionery, lce.Creams, aud Pastries of every
description, can be got up and furnished at all times
lie also keeps for sale, general assortment Of
Groceries, Wines, and Liquors, of superior quality
On hand. quantity of vernIcla, for soups-aso
n quantity of Conservcs.
Or Sugars, six pounds and half for dollar
snd Tea, at one dollar pound It. March "a
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Maj. John Mills, of Dunbarton, has f7Uen-
fy-one lambs the present spring from nine
shccp--A Mr.. Story, of Hopkinton, has
ssuenty.one from seven and Mr.. Asa Wood,
Of Asbburnham, Mass. has forty-one eve
sheep which have brought this season, forty
one black, and twenty three white lambs, half
blooded Mcrino, all living.--N II. Patriot.
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A gentleman who arrived at Demarara
from the river Oronoko, reported that a ba:-
tie had taken place on the Gath March last, at
Cora, (near Laguira) between the Royalists
and Independents, in which the latter los,
1000 men.
This last rcpor: is by the Portuguese ship
TeJo, sent to Halifax by tho La Hogue on
the 18th ult. after landing all the crew, cx-
cept the captain and cook, on Gardner's ISL
and. This is probably mistake as to the
party defeated, as Capt. Newson was some
time at Laeuira, and speaks positively of the
Patriots being successful
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The British frigate Statira, Capt. Swain, S
days from Bermuda, ar. at HAVANA, May l2.
Capt. Stackpolc, (la,c commander of the Sta
tira,) had been killed at Jamaica, in a duel
with the lst. lieut.. Of the Argo frigate, ~.
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DOCTOR CARY'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS

Wiich are Csle5r0ted for the s many diseases
Not only to ctre, 6nt to prevent sickness
a there has been much said in publications as 10
4 the utility of Medicines, shall only say these
are the best correctors Of the bile that have found
in 90 years practice they operate as cathartc,
tispasmodic, sudorific and diuretc, in cases of bill
ious, asthmatical complaints. Where there is dry
hard skin, costiveness. loss of appetite yellow skim
dizziness in tie head. pain in the side and bowels
Pill taken every night, eight ten nights sue.
cessively, then from to four the case appears
to purge will be satisfaction to those who please
to try them. They may be given to persons Of all
ages and both without any dissgreeable feel
ngs they are the bes Pills fo females that are i'm
use, particularly for women who are in child bed.
where there is only cathartic wanted, when from
to four may be used, as the age and situation Of
the patient may require. JOSEPH CARY.
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Portsmouth Wooden Manu-
factory.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
Il lie, that his Machines at Cundalps Mills are in
excellent order for carding sleeps Wool, and that
new and improved Machine will be in operation in
few weeks, for cardng Merino Wool, (pure blood)
The Clothing business is conducted by the first
workmen in this country all kinds of Woolen cloths
manufactured in superior style, at short notice,
and on accommodating terms.
SAMUEL CLARKE
N. BAH articles intended to be conveyed to the
Mills will in future be received at the Domestic Ware
House, No. l77, Thames street, where they will be
promptly attended to.
Portsmouth,, Nav 18
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NOTICE.

VxTHEREAS S3R.9H wife Of the subscriber hath
w lct my bed and board, and has taken with
her my only son, an infant and is said TO be con-
ceaIe6 in this town. hereby caution all persons A.
ganst concealipg, harboring. or trusting her, as
shall pay debts of her contracting since she left
ne. WILLIAM LAKE
Mddletown, May 20, 1914 Ql)
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N. PELlCHAN,
CONFECTIONER,

CONFECTIONER,
ID EPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of New.
IN port, that he has lately opened at his store No
10S rhames.st.a large supply OF
CONFECIIONfRY,
consisting Of Cream and Barley Candy, Sugar Al.
monds. Sugar Plumbs, Caraway seeds, and hand.
some assortment of sugar Images, SC.
Also
Fresh Turkey Figs, Raisins, prunes, Currants.
soft.sheed Almonds, Eugliss Walnuts, and Filbcrts
-IfKEUfSE--
An assortment of best Wines, Tin boxes and bot.
tles.) Liquors, and Groceries.
Newport, April z, 1914 tE
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The federal majority at the late election in
Massachusetts, was lo,42l, Last year II
was nearly fourteen thousand.
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Many merchants Of Halifax have peti,ioned
Ad. Cocktane to except some port or ports
in the United States from blockade.
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FOR SALE,

A FARM, situated in South-Kingstown, on The
"A back side, one mile and half west of Davis's
tavern, containing l16 acres of coed LAND, with a
large two story House, Barn and Crib. Also, a
good Grist-Mill, with fine stream of water, to be
sold separate from the Farm or both together. The
said Farm is considered fine stand for Factory
They will be cold on liberal terms, which may be
known by applying to the subscriber, living the
premises. SOLOMON v LITTLEFlELD
South -RIngssotvn, .Nay Is, 1914.
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NOTICE.

NOl1CE.
7 Want all those to whom am indebted to call on
me and receive their pay and all those "ho are
indebted to me-, to make payment as soon as conve.
nient. All unsettled accounts must be settled and
paid, by cash or note. ABNER HATHAWAY
Feb "