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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

he fublcriber. respectfully inform their frerd,
aud the pualic, rnat .hey continue to carry 90
the Cloth dreiiiug. AID Woo .eard,ng buf,,els At
New Gioaeetter In addition they nave = very
nace and new Machine for merino wool I aoie
who peaie L. fayos them with their patronage
may depend upon having their buhnels' executed
With neAtaeis Aud dipafch
ANDREW CAMPBELL,
JabEZ bRa DbURY ir
May %, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

TURNIPS.

A very important seoret IL ag couture was made
known, for The communication of VIII b ECO gum
ca wa. previouny iuncrbed l. Is preventa i've
for ,urnips again.t the inject ea.ieo FL =" The ds
coyery is 10 fow To- of csih eed every ace ef
turnip land, with he iurnips, which he inventor
declares viii 10 attract the fly prevent il. pro
ving a, all injurious to the turoips - Leaaos pa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

American Manufactured Goods.
Ne Z, M.dy.Rsv.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for dizzy Il 1,..s, Of
J Providence. who keep him coallau,ly luppIied
from their iorg known and we'll enlbli1hed Faci.
~ At Paw,ueket. with general aIortnen, Of
american Cotton Goods,
CONSULTING OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
3k Threaded white & colord stocking Yarn
White and colored fewing Cottons
Shirt,ngs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ginghams-chambrays- Ticking, &c.
- Shopkeepers in town and country and pec.
pie in general Who with to furnih themfelve, v;th
the above articles. will be fGppled Al the Ha<aoy
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13
NOTICE.

THE fuhfcriber having arranged his buGnefs for
= the purpoie Of eaving this town. re4ueits al.
who are indebted him by note or account 10 call
on Mr.. ThomA. Beck, at the Portland Hat Facto.
~ Ware Houie and pay the iaid demands on or
before the hrit day If July .e1t, or they will be
lefs with an.Auorley for collection.
JOSHUA SHAW.
FOR SaLr.
A body Pew in he Rev Mr.. Payfons Meeting
Aouie apply AZ above
Portland. 4fay 2,i8!4. 5w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

II UNAWAY from he fuscriher or the 9th of
.'pr'' 'ait an 'ndeoted apprentice by the name
o. brSJAMIs Dusoia. aged about 10 years, abou,
o ieef - 'nches .'gh, black hair, dark akin blue
eyes and thick hps All persons are iorbie har-
pouring or 'ruit'ng him aud whoever will axe up
far. runaway and re'srn him 10 the iuuicrter fh.il
receive one dollar ,ersrd ELIAB SrEVENS
LlIninG!on, May ~, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

/ HE iubieriber hereby gives pubic notice 20 all
concerned, thai he aas been duly appointed
and aiken upon him!elf the ,tuit of Adm.nlitrator
ou ellals OF FL BUCKNAM, tate ot F4i
mouth, in the county OF Cumberland, Woman,
deceaied by giving bond a. the law cirects-he
therefore requeas all perlons who are indebted to
the fAid deceaieds eltAss, to make immediate pay.
nen,; and thoie who have any demans, there
oil, TO exhibit the lame 10
May ~. 1874 JOHN BUCKNAM.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

CTRAYRD from The fubic riber in Freeport, z4ih
April, iarge MARE COLT. with q white
RIPE 40 her t2ce two yeafs Old and .ro,. All
whoever will give intorma,iau the owner tha,
ne may Obtain his properly. ihAll sessrou.y re
warded SAMUEL Fits.
Fseeport, May "A lsl4
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WILLIAM GROSS

WILLIAM CROSS,
a T Corbsm Corner. keeps conssanly for ,.lA
: al genefal sssortmen Of
Nest India Goods u Groceries.
which he offers on as good terms 8. can b M.
cured IN tina place or even Portland, for ca.h a
country produce.
lie wanfs to buy
A quantity OF Flour, Wheat. kye, 4 Corn. kr
which The highes prce will be given.
G~ham, Jan IL. II
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SHOES.
BELKNAP & RUNNELLS.

I'VE. l, h1.Dsys Rs,v,
HAVk jufi received large aaor lmens OF Gen
= tlenen. Ladies. M,fles 4 Cniidren. Morocco
Kid and Leather SHOES, Of the 6r0 quality and
latet talhions.
Aye, ss,ygsse.s,
1000 pair low priced Ladies Morocco
SHOES,
Which will be fold wnoleiaie or retail At the Bot
Ton prices, for Cath or approved credit.
LiisSsIs Have on hand fra rate
EngG/b, PHILADELPHIA and kox5ury Stock,
for Boots and shoes
Italian PATE Backing, DC.
p The Boot x Shoe Making BuGnefs,
carried on "a ufaal, and not exceeded by any IN
the Dttr,ct Of Name.
N B-Fous Journeymeu Boot Makers wanted
immediately AIs,
100 lbs good Shoe Thread, for which gener-
Gus price will be gwen. # l1ay9
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kleazar Wyer X ~nar.es tariey,
G0lImIfbs and .1ezuellexs,

J'''''"s ~"~ ./e~S"S'st
INFORM shear ifiends aud the puohc thar they
have formed . connection IN trade aud that IL
future their ounei. vii be cond ucted al the .tofe
lately occupied ~ Eeasar wyer. IN Exchange.
nrest, under the firm of
WYER & FARLEY,
who have on hand variety Of soia, corpelian &
ito"e lar Hoop, Knob. and Drops gold topaz
hegree pearl and jets Riags aud Plus, OF the new
ell fxihion a hsndion.e aHortment OF Britannia
Tea Pots, sugar ba,vns and Cream Pots Jsp4ne
Waners, Bread and Knfs Trays rich gold kpAu
let's and Cord, Penknives aud RSzors; FLYER Pen
eli Gales and Tooih P,cks five, g.is AID tee
NA'ch Chant Keys and Seais-toEethes with q
variety OF other Articles ia their i,ue
slandtome e,sht day Checks Thermometers
Hydsometers-puf Gate, aud Water Levels
Hale a'eas Rifles, Tossing Pieces and P,iol.
They ALTO msnuiseture 20 d Wasch Chain Keys
and seals OF every oeicrIption; Nolnesian ana 9th.
er 'tone' te' II gold aud htgsee; Hair Work Of
every Description execU ed with nea nets---oiiver
iumoiefs aud Cups; ioup gravy cream Ladies
'at'e, deiers, coffee and ssa spoons Sugar rongs
S1ii spoon, aud Moltard Lad e., made to any pat.
tern Colo Neck aces, &c ---al OF which
ranted good
b-Dea'ers IN this line may be fupplied with
any kind VI work a. liberia. dfcount Periosal
attendance Will I've gwen 10 shat eufo,ners may be
accommodated with any work mace or repaired a
the ihoe.eit notice
CT Ca/b given Jor old Gold and Siivsr.
~ All perions having any demands agaiult 81
ther OF the funissibers are invited to cali immedi
a,ely and receive their dues, and ali indebted are
requeited TO make immediate payment, either by
Cath OF Note. ELkAZ n WYER,
CHARLES
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P1sissd, May 81
FOR S qLh,

FCN O1LE,
A convenen. DWELLiNG-HOUsE and about
. ten acre, o good l. and, near Standifh Corn.
er-inqaiie of he lubtcriber. 10 whom all psrfons
indebted, are requefisd to make immediate pay
ment. JOHN BURBANK
.SfasdjD, May 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13
John S. Dupee,
Dr.gg4 esd <fes6sss,y Fve.hv 5ssi x.x- W5~}
Peesksad
HAS jun received aiupply Of the
Extract OF Quercitron.
OK sssGRcB OF
YELLOW OAK BARK.

- The increahns demand for this valuableafti-
Gle sa better tell of ts utility than volumesof re-.
commentators. Cioihiers, and Haitess, on trial. viii
hnd 1t one Of he grea'et acquiGtions 70 sheirpro-
feilions ever yet difcovered
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

Cepartnxcbip DV0!Vsa.
THE Copartoerihp hesesotere exiting be
tWeea
KOLFE & MITCHELL,
will be dif,'yed by mutual content, on the s.'
day Of June nett ali perions having aoy unie;sieu
accounts with them are ssqusited to cali and ieaie
them; and thoie indebted ~ note, or otheswfe IL
make Immediate payment
JACOB ROLFE
NAIHL MITCHELL. s
Portland May 26. 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-13

5000 lbs Coffee-Hhds w and N Rum-4o
boxe' mould aud DIP, e.nde.--chetis of souehong
a. ttyion ikin Tea-facks .alfs-bozes WEIGHS
Nc and Isoeoiaie-3o kegs V'fg,uiaTopac
co-blsdder, snuff--A large sGoameni Of Bottom
TIA. aaeo Manuiaetory-Hhds coarie salt
The above Goods are OF the fri: quality Il will
he fold on resiouab.e terms If Fs6 ~
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E-AMERICAN PRIZE LIST 90
aRRIgaL az 1HE Cn.lfEr.

Boitimore .4brR 5--We have received from our
Norfolk friend the following particulars of the cruiyt
and arrival at Beaufort of the private armed sch'r
COMET. Of this port, commanded by the gallant
Capt BoyLE, the applause Of the country is due te
this able, faithful and vgilant officer and his com.
rades. for their emnen. services in chastising the
enemy and destroying his commerce
ETtran from Norfolk correspondenf-- -.jfdrch 29h
" The prvateer sch Comet, of Baltimore, Thomai
Hoyle Esq. commander, arrived az Beaufort, ".
on the 18th inst after a cruixe Of five months, il
which, as usual, shc has done immense damage q
the cncnys commerce. From Dr. StaDsbury, sur
gcon Of the Comet, who arrived in town on Sundas
night last, from Beaufort, We learn that the Come
has captured, during the cruizc, TWENTY SAL
Of encmy's vessels OF which were manned and or
dered for the United States, 4 ransomed, and tn
rest destroyed. Ut those ordered in, have arrive
at Wilmington, N. T.. one Of which was tender d
the British Admiral Laforcy. The Comet had
we're engagement with the British lcucr-ofmarcu
ship Hiberna, Of 30 guos, close in with the islam,
Of st. Thomas, in the night Of the 10th Of Januar,
and would certainly have captured her, as she WI
discovered at day light to be completely cut ap
her hull and rigging but both vessels were then
tho enemy's harbor. that Capt. Boyle oblig
ed TO haul of without delay. In this action the
had men killed.-Tho loss of the enemy could NC
be asccrtaincd, but by appearance must have bee
very great The Comets cruizing ground has bee
chiefly among the leward Islands Of the West-II
dies, where her extraordinary and successful enter
prize has kept the enemy in perpetual state Of alarm
Scarcely day passed that some Of his Majesty
crpizcrs were not despatched after her, but they
turned With one story -" They sa7e her, but coulr
not catch her" The merchants u ST. Thomas sui
scrbcd large reward for her capture, but TO n
purpose; the saucy Comet still continued TO captur
their vessels, ia the very mouths OF their harbor
and under the very guns of their forts and men {
war Except the famous priva,eer True Btoode
Yankee. the Comet has done more injury to the con
merce of the enemy since the war than any Of o,
cruizers."
Arrived at Ncw.york, sch. Boxer, in the short pa
sage Of sepen days from Havana Passengers.
Gamble and 5 men belonging TO the u. s. brig Ente
prize, who were pu, on board the English sch vi
"a. prize to the Enterprizc. which WAS cast away
the Florida the next day after capture they toe
passage TO Havana in the Swedish ship Neptunu
from Amelia Island. The Saucy Jack privateer W.
been off the Havana, and had captured many We
sells. The British ship Nisigssor, Mel, from -
Con, with cargo valued at 20 900 pounds s,erhn
bound to Havana, had been wrecked nssS y
Moro.
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APPROPRIATION.

VIC, the Undersigned, do hereby certify. that we
and families have in various cases and IN different
times, used DR. Carys celebrated Family Pills which
are now prepared by the vendcr at Coventry, X. 1.
We have found them highly serviccabe in our fami-
lies, and particularly eificscous in removing those
complaints for which they prescribed I've feel
assured OF their excellence aud consider the Pills
valuable, and worthy the attention o. all family Ply.
sicians. In testimony hereof, we have affixed our
respective signatures.
Caleb hchop Joseph Straight, 4. Rcmisgfo,, Sd,
Jol.n Renungton, Mary Remington. N.Creene.
Patience Greene, 4. Keiton, Theodoria Keming-
ton, {. Bo1cea, j. =. Green, u. Viibur, Jun.
}. q. Brosn. Phe5c Lr1gin, III irsVin, J. Ha.O.
kins, Be'yamin Morse.
certify that ] was sick about two years with dry
skin, cosveness, and difficulty Of breathing could
not rest--i had several doctors, but could get
lef-I applied to DIR. Cary, and got immediate relief.
believe il il had not been for his Pills, could not
have lived. continue taking the Pills, aud am in
toerable health. HUGH RELPH.
certify that was troubled with pain in my bow
els and side, and dizziness in the head called on
DIR. Cary, lie gave about thirty Pills, which cur
ed me. Icstecm them vaisabe.
May, 1915. CHARLES COLvIN.
I certify that have made use Of DR. Carys Pills,
and in duty bound 10 say they arc the most easy
cathartc that ever made Of.
september, 1915. RAY JOHNSON.
The subscriber having bean much afflicted with
the asthma for several years, was induced TO make
trial of Dr. Csry's P.!ls-Deforc had taken one box
found myself much relieved, and am now in the
enjoyment of good health. j. J.HoWLASD.
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. RiPLrY,Nor-
wichC,on. AVIS & Aas SMITH, Wexford, X L. and
by SAMUEL w. vISsoS, Newport. At the last men
toned place arc kept as usual, all kinds Of Drugs
and Medicines now generally in and Of the best
auality-A continuance Of favors solicited.
SAMUEL w. VlNs0N.
.Neyporf, March IL, 1914 on.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Assessor,,s Office, Bristol, x. I. Disfricf.
TcUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the valua.
= tons OF lands lots, dwelling houses, aud slaves,
subject to the United States direct tax, having been
complicated by the Assistant Assessors within the
First District OF the State of Rhode-Isand, com
posed of the Counties of Newport and Bristol, the
same are now open for inspection, and may be ex-
amined by all persons concerned at my office in
Bristol; and during twenty five days from this date
appeals relative 10 any erroneous excessive valua
tons will be received and determined according. to
law ana right. and in the manner prescribed by the
act OF Congress Of 22d Of July 1913, :" for the as
sessmcnt and collection of direct and internal
duues. JOHN D'WOLE,
Principal Assessor OF first
April I. District of Rhode Island
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DOCTOR CARY'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS,

Fhich celebrated for The cure y many Diseases !.
.Not oniy 10 oine, 6ui 10 prcpea Sickness. NJ.
a there has been mitch said in publications as 10
- the utility Of Medicines, shall only say these
the best Of the bile that have found
in 30 years practice they operate cathartic, AN
uspasmodc, sudoriic, and diurctic, in cases Of bill
ious, asthmatica! complaints. Where there is a dry
hard skin, costveness loss OF appetite, yellow skim
dizziness in the head, pain in the side and bowels
one Pill taken every night, eight or ten nights
cessivey, then from to four, the appears,
to purge, will be satisfaction those who please
te. try them. They may be given to persons Of all
ages and both sexes without any dissgreesble feel.
ings they the best Pills for females that are in
use, particularly for women who are in child-bcd,
where there is only cathartc wanted, when from
one 10 four may be used the age and situation Of
the patient may require. JOSEPH CARY.
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@arsbai's Notire.
Districf of Phode. Lsland.

District Of Rhode Island.
DURSUANTt 10 Warran, from tho Hon.
Il DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge of the Dis.
ulct Court for the Rhode Island District
Notice is hereby given tina, there has been
tiled before said Judge, an Information by
HiAiam EHery, Esq. Collector of the Gus
toms for the District of Newport, against
certain brigantinc or vessel called the Neus-
ira Carman, her tackle, apparel, and furniture,
together with her cargo on board consisting
OF one hundred hhds. aud six bb!s. of Niolas-
ses, and hfty-one hhds of Rum.
Said goods being forfeitcd,as is alledged in
said information, for violation OF the laws of
the United States.
And trial will be had thereon at District
Court to be holden at Newport on the second
Tuesday in May next.
ID. j. PEARCE, Dehusy-Afarsboi.
NeSakorf, AhrH S, 1914. TA.71
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District of Rhoae- Lkond.

ctStfEC( " IlUOI9c- IStlITd.
nURSUANr to a Warrant from the Hon.
Il DAVID Howell, Esq. Judge of the Dis.
trict Court Vi tue United States for Rhode
Island District
Notice is hereby given that there has been
filed before said Judge, Libel by Domingo
Delhembide, commander of the private arm
ed schooner Viper Of NewYork, in behalf
OF himself and The owners, officers and crew
OF the said schooner, against the schooner
Trafalgar Nelson, her tackle. apparel, and
furniture, arms, oes, goods, wares, and
merchandise, on board the same the said
schooner Trafalgar Nelson, her tackle, ap-
parcl, and furniture, arms, stores, goods,
wares, and me, cbaudize, az aforesaid, did
belong, as is ailcdged by the sad Libcllants,
to the goverDment OF thr United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland, or 10 sub
ice or subjects thereof having been cap
tured by the said Domingo Dc,hembidc'
commander of the said schooner Viper, on
the high seas, parsuant to Commission
from the President of the United States,
under the seal of the United States, against
the vessels, goods, and effects of the gov
ernment Of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, and the subjects there
Of which said vessel and appurtenances as
aforesaid, the said Domingo Dethembide,
commander as aforesaid, hath brought into
the port of Newport, in said District of Rhode
Island.
And trial will be had on The aforesaid Lii
oel at a Special District Court to be holden
at the Court House In Providence, In said
District, on Che l4th day Of April next, at 10
in the forenoon.
ID. J. pEARCE, Dshuty-Afarshat.
.Neuhort, March 90, 1914. M3l.
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N. PELICAN,

COkFECTIONER,
- ESPECTFULLy informs the inhabitants Of New
IN port, that he has lately opened at his store No.
lOs Thsmes-st. large supply Of
CONFECTION1RY,
consisting &C Cream and Barley Candy, Sugar Al
monds, Sugar Piumbs, carawsy seeds. and hand
some assortment Of sugar Images, &c.
--.iLSD-
Fresh Turkey Figs, Raisios, Prunes, Currants,
soft.shelicd Almonds, Engls wanuis, and Fil5crts
-LTKEWTSE-
An assortment OF oest Wines, (iu boxes and bat
tles.) Liquors, and Groceries.
Newport, April Z, 1914. IT,
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District Of Rhode Island.

District Of nt0de- Island.
DURSUANT TO a Warrant from the
y Honorable DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge
ct the District Court OF the United States
for the Rhode Island District
Notice is hereby given that there has
been filed before said Judge, Libel by
Domingo Dethemblde, commander of the
private armed schooner Viper, Of New-York,
In behalf of himself and the owners, off,
GERS and crew of said private armed schoo-
ncr Viper, against the schooner Rosa, her
tackle, apparel, and furniture, the arms,
stores, goods, wares, and merchandise on
board the same the said schooner Rosa,
her tackle, apparel, and furniture, arms,
stores, goods, wares, and merchandise, as
aforesaid, did belong, as is allcdged by the
said LibeIlaots, to the government Of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land, or to a subject or subjects thereof;
having been captured by the said Domingo
Dethembide, commander of said schooner
Viper, on the high seas, pursuant TO Com
mission from the President Of the United
States, under the seal of the United States,
against the vessels, goods, and effects OF the
government Of the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain and ireland, and Of the subjects there
or ; which said vessel and appurtenAnces as
aforesaid, the said Domingo Dethembide,
con nmander as aforesaid, hath brought into
th. port Of Newport, within the District Of
Rhode.Islsnd.
And trial will be had on the aforesaid Libel
n Special District Court, to be holden at
che Court House, in Providence, in said Dis
sriet, on the 18th day Of April next, at 10
O'Clock in ths forenoon.
ID. J. PEARCE, Dehafy-l Marshal
.Ssveorf, March %, 1914: MIL
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WarsDai'g .Aotitss.
Dlsr1et of Pho4s. .LlanA


IN pursuance OF Warrant from the Hon.
4 orable DAvID Howell, Esq. Judge of
the District Court OF the United States for
Rhode-Island District
do hereby give notice, 20 all persons con-
cerned, that there hss been Sled before said
Judge, Libel by John CrowEiushie.d, COM
maDder OF the private armed vessel Dlomede,
of Salem, io the District of Massachusetts,
in behsif of himseil and tne owners, officers
and crew Of the said private armed vessel,
against ths schooner Hope, hes tackle, ap-
parel, and furniture, arms, stores, goods,
wares, and merchandise on beard the same
the said schooner Hope, her tackle, apparel,
and furniture, arms, stores, goods, ware >, and
merchandise as aforesaid, did belong, as Is
aliedged by the said Libelian,s, TO the gov
ernment of the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain and Ireland, or to a subject or SUBJ
Jects thereof; having been capturel by the
said John Cr0wnnshcld, commander OF the
said private armed vessel, on the high seas,
pursuant To a Com mission from the Presi-
dent of the United States, under the seal of
the United States, against the vessels, goods,
aud effects of the government OF the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland, and
OF the subjects thereof which said vessel
and appur,ensoces as aforesaid, the said John
Crownin shield, commander as Aforesaid, hath
brought into the poat of Providence, within
the District of Rhode. Island.
And trial will be had on the aforesaid Lii
bel, al Special District Court, TO be hol-
den at the Court House in Providence, in
said District, on the l4th day of April
next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
r. IN. DEXTER, Marshal.
Providence, dfaych 26, 1914. M.3l.
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49arstai's Sale.
District of Rhode Island.

District Of RhoaSs- Island.
IN pursuance of Warrant from the Hon.
y orable DAVID Howell, Esq. Judge of
the Distric, Court ior lhe Rhode Island Dis
trict--
Notice is hereby given that there will bc
sold at Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
Saturday the 10th day Of April next, at 10
o'cloch, A. M. at Chsmplin's Wharf in New
port, the following articles, viz. Ga baskets
and } bag Of Sugar, 9 half barrels of Aquident,
los cotton Shawls, piece of Broadcioth, 1
piece Of imperial Cord, 9 pieces Of mock
MarselEes Vesliog,and l.pair OF plated Lamps
With glass globes.
Conditions made known at the place of
SHE. +. X. DEXTER, Marshal
Z Providence, March %, 1914 EM.3t.l
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD

~ the 5th inst, one Matthew l.. Greene, otherwise
called George Patterson, who was convicted at the
Supreme judicial Court, August term, 1875 for the
county of Newport, of urering and passing counter
felt Bank Checks. Said Greene is about five feet
eight inches high, dark complexion, sandy hair,
both ears were cropped, sgreeably to the sentence
Of the supreme court
The above reward will be paid to any person who
will opprebend and deliver him to the goal in this
town, or to the subscriber.
Edward Thursfo'r, Sheriff.
Newport, April, z, 1914.
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Boston, -iprit 2S-Ar. Spanish brig Santiago. Pru-
media, from Malaga Sd Nov. last. Capt. p. was late
master Of the Spanish chip Con6ance. which ship
was captured. (togethcr with sail Of English and
Spanish vessels) and destroyed. by the French fri
gate sultan she also took the ship Princess Royal
from London bound TO Jamaica, and after taking ous
her cargo, gave her up.
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A soon as possible, 10000 Bricks, to be deliver.
1 A ed at Fort Green. Any person disposed TO con.
tract for their delivery will please call the
manding officer Of Fort Wocott April z.