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communicated at Cadix the lst Of June,
1915.
BosToN, july 2S.

Isis.
BosToN, July 90,
Arrived, the regular trading ship New,
Packet, Bronson, 80 days from Liver,
pool. cargo dry, hardware and othe.
FOODS, to sundry persons. Captain B,
POLITELY favored us with the following ac-
lsaunt Of vessels arrived, left and sailed
From, and at Liverpool, June l~l4 -
tShips Margaret, M.Lellan, from Charles.
ton, TO sail for Boston, July 10. Wash.
lington, Webb, do; Adriana, Donaldson,
PHILADELPHIA, Boston, Jnne Is; Euphra-
Ites, De Cost, Norfolk, New York, July
TO; Charleston and Liverpeel Packet,
Howe, do. Norfolk do; Governor Strong.
lScott, New York, via Falmouth; 1sa-
bella, M'Neill, Charleston Thos. Scat
Itergood, Dixey, Philadelphia, Philadsl-
lpkia Jgne II; Martin, Weeks, for Nor
|fnlk July L; Abundance, sprasue, from
Norfolk !; Damfiies, Turner. Baltimore !;
Aristitlcs, Otis, for Baltimore. June "a |;
Minerva, Hunt, Amelia, st. Petersbnrgh,
do; Integrity, Reed, from Charleston !;
Commerce, Stetson, do; Thomas, Glib
Ibens, Rockwell, Savannah Mount Ner-
mon, Rawson; Mohawk, Whittier, for
New York. in all June; Benjamin Rush,
| 1faslev, Philadelphia, Jniys Ilaleyon,
Wooster, sailed for Philadelphia June
III; Oscar, Hill, Baltimore, for Balti-
more, laly; l,nporter. Habrook, do
lido. do; Mary &S,lsan, Wilson, Charles
ton, Boston, do; Canton, Richards, Sa-
'vannal. City Point, Virginia, do; Sal
Nv, Watson, Charleston, for Charleston;
in all June; Francis, Hitch, Virginia,
New York, July; Asawam, Wells, from
Richmond Maecellus, Ward, City PIT.
for Virginia, uncertain: Ocean, Adams,
Alexandra, Alexandria, JaGe II; John
Adams, Dovnix. Charleston, Boston,
5Jaae 20; Wilhei,nina, N7ehots, Alexan-
Idria, June Is; Edward, Fisher, Nor
folk, uncertain; Haae, Coasling. Alex
|andria, baiti,ifo-s, jane IS Ee's,, Stick
Iney, Jittu,. Galiz, June Is; A.ueriea,
l4ucket, do. Alexandria, Jane 90; briggs
Fayosite, Roster, Ostend- Boston, June
|1o; Elizabeth. Grant, sailed for Peters
|l9avgh, Fh5aia, June 5; CM'issa Ana,
'rafts, Iroa, Virginia, for philadelphia,
July; Triton. Gordon, Alexandra. Bos-
ton, Jane go; Jaiia ana Mary, Seaman,
Tor Richmond, do. Exclusive Of the a
'bave. are number Of vessels left, from
,ulaereat ports OF the U. States, which
were in the river and northern Docks
OF their names and destination ! am aa-
acquainted. Spoke, July s, lat. As 50,
long. as IS, brig Factor, Fsleesbes, Is
days from Norfolk for Rottardam-l0t
lat anchor on the Backs, schooner Ready
Rhino, Of Duxbuty, iish;ng successfully.
l2th, lat. q, g, ioag. 81, ship Native.
Jones, II days from Wilmington, II. c.
Cor .LisefPoa.--l7th, lat. ii IS, .aiis. e.
a5, spike and rassed the Hope, More,
tram tae Rass iar salesas.assing agsu,a
tare--nex: day, schybacr Dase. Brown,
from the Banks for Beverly, with 81 GOO
.ish. had experienced rough weather on
the Bank-same day, Cape Cod distance
IS leagues ". by y. ship Sally, Beck,
e hours fron tic Cape icr Liverpool.
Passenger, MIR. Miachin.
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AGAIG.

w. - tsrps TQHis, FEB. II.
As... ta a sFen an aaquesrioaas.e
kssat sc s,ss Spaia has declared war g
"a sa,ss s's, aca that. Naples whose
W., iyss 40 VI tirce seventy Jour qua
|Nsae, !. 1estss, aad 4 considerable
q. s41 bosis, is also G;shting herr
'-'- is.se d.s .aa.egican ard
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Henry Gra.tan.

Awe expected. grattan is consigned
haisny by the friends Of Napoleon in
| IN csaissti. thus the man who has
|sanl re word .isL tisS fsa,e, on this
latte atRe slde d Jhe Atlantic. has
|sauais sssav esseeasa an able and e.
lsuent a5sorate of the rights nj the pea-
rsis decseed to &c corrupt and pen.
sasl Villain at the c;tise of long life,
merely because he has exercised his u
| sal Independence IN farlaiag AMI ex-
teslAs MS Judgement ass1..lst soaa-
|Es:s. rn3i
AGAIN.
Neat all times ayow oar political
|sisasss to he in sympathy with pure,
ksssis.s ra!ipsoaliical rerubl.can;sm,
ssraser liz principles are ar,ayed a.
assstyrsnny IL any shape. But We
1st Seen taat these cardinal 2oliti-
II p1srslcs ON which the American
'ssa;;aoan is fora'ed, are likely to be
|''ssa'ssssasea or supported by Bonaparte
shsI'sslPies. We belieTe he knows
r'aslTte ID government but force
-ass he Knows no t,i3aaal but his
wa Ne caailaye no sympathy far
Ts'uler. he han been replaced by
ss aat t. de;ead Francc, bat to
\ " M anrid upside down. II is uatu-
y, Grattaa, a COED man, and the
' =, o. liberty aad the risata .of tie
r~ should be ayaiast bonaparte.
~ AGAIN.
.s not abingdon 10 wager, but
s4,S wager Kingdom, that 10 iace-
ole0d thirsty sIemnsfaf, viii eve.
-. .ss = psose, that Gssttan. the irisa
W. @s trash gesltle,sAs,l, the advocate
49,, sM liberty, aud the sfienG to the
a -, = u's psSee L.s c.ea rcca Sid
np lg,s.ss--,sssv-isGalN.
s', .ia's the lats was between Erssan,i
sssSseel sssh the yeice OF Gra.taa Was
wv against tue America, peo-
q se tscs are republicans. and
M. : spaolieaIiisni. Grattan o!.soses
s.5 :, because hesis no rspua.can
snsx " y 9 tyissn,. ta:.at Tctesa natiou
sas 49, - ana and butchers oi nnansiad, whe
q s., FFqassed h carry carnase rapine
Is \ I; abroad. will tip u; tie Doves
~ AGA!G.
darna psnestly ri.aasasiieai 10 appl,
Y i,.. = practical sepuSiieanis.ii t
4seS' sh peas.e, They Know NJ
v ta.' si, Dat war aad pianiet. Graf
Aa,.' = aes NM ahorde OF thieves az.
u. ,si'a 6 sfe., Bandi, al their head
: so. .uIIk,u,i.
True .aarericca.
Il. r.
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Z q s. s. 81 nv n q
.Ns,c. Ycrk, JsLy ST..

JNs,c- Yurk; Jsky ST.
We learn by j pilot bsst. ta.at the.
British trigate Nsrcissus, and q brig II
war, are 10 eur citing, ordered here 70
watch the movements of The French tris
gate Hermoine, nov II tk;s harbor.
ai.aaRIYaL or THE HOR.NET.
Yesterday arrived at this port, the e.
Is. sloop Of var HoRNEr, Capt. BidJIe,
from cruise to the eastward Of the Cars
Of Good Hope, and last frsm st. Saliva
dore.
On the 28th Of April, in lat. SO, ions.
s5. to the eastward of the Cape Of Good
Hope, the Hornet and Peacock in COM
paay, were fallen in by q British ~ gun
ship, who gave Chase to the Hornet tsr
7hours, during which time Captain Eid-
die threw overheard all his guns but osss
cables, anchors. boats, provisions, shot,
&c. and escaped, after receiving several
shot. The Peacock continued on her
course.
4 The Hornet has not made any captures
since the Penguin. Ca
We are happy folearn, that the exilaKt
Captain Biddle, has recovered from his
and that his FIRST Lisvtehant
(Copner) is doing well.
The Hornet put iAto st. Salvatore tor
surpliesand sailed for home on the Seth
June.
.i-s. 81 t5s .5
baltimore, .as.g4a 9. i
The U. States dispatch ship NEps
rrNs, Captain jones, arrived in the De- y
aware yesterday, in AZ days from Fly
a,outh.; (E.] with Messrs. CRAWFORD
lad BAfARD. Mr.. &. came onhere in
The steam boat this afternoon. MIR. B. re-
NAMED on baard in a very bad state Of
health. London accounts to the 18th
luae are receiredby the Ncptune---
No blows have been struck onthe cont.
nent.
II c. n. Books
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London Broadcloths, &c

TusT received by ROGERS & LEW.
:, Is, best superfne London, black:
blue, olive and fashionable colorec
BROADCLOTHS----blue and NIX q
Brunswick Cords for Pantalocns, &c.
! August s.
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Naval Anecdote.

| On board Of Decatur's ship was little
hoy. about nine years old. He was not
lconsidered one of the regular crew BIZ,
th,. shared the mess of generous sailor.
lwho had, two years before. taken him from
his widowed mother. The spirit of his
father, who had also been a seaman, had
Hong since gone aloft, and left his wife
and little ones on the shoals Of poverty.
/ When the Macedonian hove in sight,
land all hands were clearing ship for &C.
jtion, the little fellow stepped up to Com.
Decatar---'. And it please you. captain,
said he, I wish my name might be put
down on the rolI'' Aud what for, my
Had s--ensuired the commodore, " So
tina. can draw share of the prize mo-
}nev. sir" answered he. Pleased with
1.-The spirit and confident courage of the
little hero, hisn amt Was ordered on the
list; but the moment was too important
Ito say more.
/; After the prize was taken, Decatur
Thought Of the little sailor boy, and CALI
ed him I'D. '>Wsll Bill, said he, we have
taken her, and yous share OF the prize, if
I've get he: safe in, may DE about two hun
jiret dollars, what sill you dc with it p
t.; I'll send one half. to my mother, sir,
| and tie other half shall send me, to
schools =. That's MOBILES" cried the
commodNse, delighted with the spirit q
the lad, took him under his immediate
protection, and obtained for him the birth
Of midsmpa'sn. Every attention has
been paid to his education, and he gives
great promise ofmaking an accomplished
lo&cer. Boston Gaz,
Miss Christiana Bonaparte, daughter
| Of Lucien Bonaparte, at present resides
at Hinckley in Leicestershire. She isap-
lparently under no restriction whatever,
but visits whom she pleases. aad is aecusl
toned to receive foreign strangers as VI
sitors. Miss Bonaparte is a most
iplished young Lady, about l9 years OF
age, and is daughter Of Lucien, by bis
first wife,
sgMarried, In Germany, His Royal
Highness the Duke Of Cumberland fourth
son Of the British King, to the Princess
Domaser of'Sslnls. 4 marriage is inteud.
ed between the DUO de Berri, Nephew
of Louis 18th, and Leopotdiue Caroline
Joseph, daughter OF tie Emperor Of
Austria.
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lD1tch Squadrons, and there e4Shot be
doubt but that those barbarians viii be
brought toa senseof justice, as respects
their conduct towards other nations.
which will be ling and iustingly isspres-
seq aPonFsheir minds
Charlestox Gazette.
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For Sale.

For Sale,
|nR would lie bound to trade sn'al
active NEGRO BOY, about 4
years OF age.-Enquire at ths Once
May Is.
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eco PACKAGES
Fresh Drugs & Med'cinea
VIM. F. Thornton s Co.
Hare jrst Rscezred
AND OFFER FOR SALE.

Ey0R CASH or good notes at long
IL time, 900 Packages prime Drugs,
Paints, Dyestafs. &c. mosst
selected from the latest imTor,
tations into Baltimore, Philadelphia, N,
York and Boston, and comprising one Of
the most extensive assortmehts in that
line, ever before offered in this place. !.
The advantageous terms upon whie
their present stock has been purchassdh
will enable them to sell to Druggists
Merchants, Physicians and others, at this
New-York and Philadelphia prices, there
by saving to them, the freight and pre-.
sent exchange-Among their assortment
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EXCHANGE.

A CCEPTED drafts at different sights
q and amounts on Philadelphia, n:
FORK. Providence and Boston, ana
5000 in Treasury notes.
For sale by -cv
JACKSON & RUAiNE!::
July 81. ''
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER.
Lirerpool, June z, 1915

Cotta;is might be bought under the a
boye quotations ard is rather dubious,
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HnmiIton's Essence and EatrQct 81
Mustard.

a safe and eFfecfnaI Femedy5for acute
land chronic rheumatism, gout asthlnatis
|gort, palsy. hlpbagco, numbness, white
chilbIains, spfains, bruises, pair
lin tie face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared boil
|; 4 Enid sfate aud in pills, and thus excel
|lently adapted both for external and In
|tcrnaI use,
The pills operate mildly By insens;ble
|perspiration, expelIing the slpefilaous
and Morbid hlunors they are highly cor
|IiaI To- the stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints II the stomach o.
bowels.
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8 John u. add Il 60.
HAVE faF sstF'
Eight Chests and T'irenl!l pea'
Y0yNG HysuN 'TEAs
Ship PACKET, Cargo
s barrels Spanish Indigo
s boxes white HANNA Sugar
10 tons bar iron
10 quarter casks Sherry ssine
l2 boxes fresh Lisbon Lemlnona
900 casks r, e. Lime
90 barrels Cider
AZ barrels tanners Oil
40 belts Russia Duck
100 do Ravens Dack
10 barrels and boxes mems Sn0s'
l bale Russia Sheetihg
400 toDaplaister Paris ~
1000 bushels liverpool coarse s1'
10 pipes Holland Gin
so barrels beef .,...
5000 yards tow and TOW linen e'V''
5 tens sheathing Paper
s cases mems fine Hats
December l. ..------r
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b al Bargain ia Lard,

- @~4NffHf
|T WILL SELL. an hond4ysMt
|N FgRM, containing IRs ICES Il
Land, rf which 10 are eIearsd aha Nj
balance IS timber. Oaitis 4 sembAt
bile lng house, near Two esre nj adm,
Yer failing springs and i peaca esisai
of choice fruit. This farm lis "A tha
lower part of I.endoun county, sbprs
Mills from Aide, 81 from aIssspdHs
aud within half a nile ofthe gysai invF,
pike rad leading from AIexandfa 10
WINCHESTER ! will sell this land low.
One halfof the purchase plDnsy viii bs
required in hand, and the bs|ssss ~ two
eqnal animal insfalmentss Apply te'eS'
Arasistead i. Mason, or %
Robert IrHlsIMh
~ ffff34
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The onlyremedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting rsIiefin the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE nEpictNxs are
prepared from the Recipes Of the late
S2ichdrd Lee, Jun. fby Hannah Lea, us
widow No. Sc, MaidenI.ane, New 6rk,
and By her particular appointment soldby
.Messrs Jas. Kennedy q Ao1s.
lsf al BooKsxnEERs. ALExAknRIA.
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CASE or CURE,

5ekGfteU }fVnt y AHHtxIsVttH ttSss 81
4 John Hoover, rope-maker, South Sc
coud street, between Mary and Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily inalSeth
oath as follows !: nalnely--that bis wife,
Mary Hoover, was so severely afflicted
with violent Rheumatism, very dangerous
II situated, the consequence Of a severe
cold after. lying in, as to be confined to
her bed for several weeks, and was nj
length reduced tu the melancholy appfe-
Ilension Of remaining cripple for life:
notwi Outstanding the most respectable me-
,lical advice was followed, and every pro-
bable remedy attempted, when seeing
several cases Of cures performed BY Ha-
iailtoii's Essesice and extractof Mustard.
hey were procured from Mr.. Birch, No.
II South Second street. The first appli..
cation enabled her to walk across The
rooan. and the use of enc bottle restored
her ii her usual state Of health and
strength.
I JOHN HOOVER!
Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezer
FergasoF, esq. enc of tie Justices of the
peace for Philadelphia county
~
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Damask Zip Salrt.

RAMS true @ genuine German Carr
Plaster.
AninfaIiible remedy for Germs, speedily
tllemroot and branch, without
giving pain.
Hahn's genuine Eye Water.
Il sovereign remedy for all diseases ct
The eyes, whether the effect Of natural
weakness or Of accident.
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To Tie .Stoek hclders of The G 'awbian In.
ssssuszes lonpalsy Of .gie.rqudrie. q
q nirilensl Of eight and 4 halt per
cent On the cash capital has this
day been declared. being twosthirds oi
the profits in conformity with the aifi-
cles DC associatioo) arising from the bust
ness SINCE the 18th May last. which will
be paid h The stockholders on or after
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Notice

Is hereby given 10 iofewaf = Il, IL n
sons fSsin trasstisg thei crew O. y, Y ~ j
tusuese shlp Felicidatli' as ~. ! y" B
a lrs debts IL their CONTRACTING g, l;.c.
Atthe counting :. ', 3 4. q , 0,,ss.
De- i n
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Selecfed from q MINNEAPOLIS 1t
'I'3 il !, EIS.

Being DESTROYS to make public for the
rood DC others the excellent quality Of
as ELIXIR, prepared By
EIle HE Mr.. Lee, ii have sent you The fol-
6ssine account Of the benefit | have re-
|eeiged from II J; which / hope will induce
|stheIs To give ita trial. III consequence
If i bruixe on the breast received from, q
|l';sII, my healts grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently have
bad sud- denly To rise up ID my bed With
all the horrors Of Immediate suflOcation.
add Is these, a constant pain III my
breast and q cough, great loss Of
strength and flesh, and YOU may conceive
that "a; symptom evidently indicated an
consumption. The advice
at a most eminent ph 5sician was resorted
TO, and afterwards a second was called
Ein, but without giving me any relied
Another physician, who knew me and
the circumstances Of my eases afrised
iae 10 giire Nptniliohss Iiirir q trial.
saying, he hid used s. Il IN his practice,
md alsrays fond it TODD mach good. a
bottle was procured, and I f3ag,d relief
6sfore TAatlfalcen halt d it. Icontinued
to use It, and was soon strong enough to
attend to business. 0ntaking cold, gone
of nv forner symptoms return but are all
WAYS removed by dose Or tweof the r.
|liAir.
GEO. BENNER, jr.
Nall. .Budd street. PliIadelpllia
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Choice Fruits and .N'slls for Christ.
mast 1imes.
Just receiyed and tor sale BY
u. N'ILLIs
Lover end iof Pincestreet,
Fresh NInscaiel and Bloom Raisohs, by

the box or IetalJ - e.
Malaga Grapes in Jars
lxcellept fresh Figs
Fresh Lisbon Lemons
Very large sweet OfailsS es
cI,e;iccs 4 ANA sslsIs, Coco Nuts, Cram
berries. |Almonds, Rhode Island green
ING Apples IN bills. NeWtown Pipe ms ~
sIo. and daily expect q quantity nf shels !
bsrks and Slieannis from N. York. ans
iirst f,nals II Corn vent Cheese i gge-
hersl assbf TIL of Groceries snd Other
:, !. z; & II 81 q ~ Al i, &
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SINGH frisl viii pz6ze that It
restores ne Decentralization of the
8a;sIs to tie sAf{see If }IR boa5 and
.,5.l,ts Of tie c0Iullon llealtlstll e1sIifa-
ION, nat It dEsl6 and eyacuates tle
E 81 visgid pliI zg'ls ~ naiirsIs, strength
sus flle weakened vessels 81 The lungs.
sb1ssI.es tie ;IefinaolSoas huni0S which
fesiiaf9s tilani asId finally Aiscbafses Il.
ihas SsFikes 1T f!le root Of the diSnder'
it'd sylaptsF1s ss of course elIectalall5
kyIl' nefnlannnt e{nl3qeress, the reverse
II cosIsslon medicines which weaken the
1alss9 ifslkiou. aid gi'se strength 70 THE
'is0ssI for the sake Of snaslersting toI
lie T'yesef some 81 its painful effects:
CHS 81 @ tsiI l2 y.
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ofay II 5z@ a'lf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-20
IN TOWN.MEETING,
Newhorf, Iugusr 90, l8l

Newhorf, August 90, 1915.
DOTED and Received, That the Town Treasurer
be charged and directed to commence prosscu.
tions. after ten days public notice in the newspapers
printe in this town, on all Notes and demands due
or which may become due, in his hands, belonging
to the town, unless the Town. Council shall advise
otherwise, on account Of the supposed inability of
the debtor or debtors to satisfy the execution when
obtained.
IL 10 also further Voted and Resolued That the col
lector be charged and directed forthwith oproceed
by all means in his power, where payment is notim-
medately made, to enforce the law for collecting of
such Taxes a. yet remain unpaid, and that three
commissioners be appointed, one Of which to attend
each Collectors Sale of Real Estate, and bid for the
same to the amount of the Tax and Cost, to take
the Deeds in their joint names in trsst for the town.
and that they be authorized to give the Collector An
Order on the n-Treasurer for the amount.
II 10 alec Voted and Resoiped, That the above Re-
solutions be printed in both the Twspspers in this
town. Witness:
Csept6.1 JONATHAN ALMY, Tsyn. Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-20

Deseriptiss Of Property.
His Real Estate, con-
sistiug Of q Lot Of Land
in DivisioRsstreet, With .
Dwelling. House thereon.
His Real Estate, con.
sisting Of one half Of all
the Real Estate Of his
fasher John BAnister, late
of Nssport. deceased.
and also foe his mother's,
Christiana Bannister's real
estate, consisting Of the
other half Of said estate.
For Thomas G. Hazards
Farm in Coggeshall's
neck, called the Cogges.
hall Farm.
House and Bake-house
owned by Wm. e. Gard
ner, said house in Thames.
street, and Bake-house on
Gardner's- wharf.
His Real Estate, House
and Lot in Bridge.st.
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NEW CAkDlND MACHINE.
a. .4t CyyD1yI's Nh

. .T CUNDhLLs AsRHS.
THE subscribe inform the public, he has, in ad-
dition to his former machinery, erected new
machine for cardng Wool Of the finest quality and
will be able in future to have wool, Of al grades,
carded in the best manner.
He also continues the cooring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths, as usual. Likewise will manufacture
common or merino Wool into Palms. Sa,tinetts, Cas-
simeres Flannels, &c. &c. on very reasonable terms
While the subscriber thanks his numerous friends
and customers for the many favors received, he
takes The liberty Of urging the payment of
ing accounts, a multiplicity Of which are now un.
settled on his books SAMDEL CLARKE
Portsmouth, Julu Q. 1915
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NICHOLAS GEFFROY-

LAS just received an assortment of LOOKING
A GLASSES, PLATES and rU.NBLERS
from the Manufactory at Handling, part of which
will be framed shortly. Should any Glasses he want.
ed to fit old frames, the sizes follows 10 by
inches, - by 9, IL by 10, i8 by H. 90 by iS, %
by Is, "a by H. and IS by 1s,hc other sizes larger
have not yet arrived.
.dis0, for saie-Tea, Coffee, Corn, and the
best Philadelphia Flour.
He also manufactures as formerly Gold &
Silver WARE; and keeps a constant supply Of
Watches, Watch Materials, Cutlery, Pocket Books,
Tea Potts. Tea Trays, and variety of other articles
too numerous to mention -segars, bladders Snuff
for New York money-and gives the true value Of
old Gold and Silver, according to its standard. aso,
buys old Copper and Pewter June %
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Sale Of ValaaMs Estates.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, to the highest
w bidder, on the second day Of October next, at
two o'clock, P. NJ at the Inn kept BY Captain John
Tanner, 10 Tiverton the following Estates in said
town, belonging to the subscriber, viz the Bridge
Estate, so called, now occupied by said Tanner: A
Lot of Land in the rear Of said Bridge Estate,
called The common pasture. A Lot Of Land at a
small distance south Of said common pasture called
tn. wsntcn lot And the Farm called the white
wine farm. The particular descriptions of said Es.
ta,es, and the terms and conditions Of SALE will be
given at the time and place of sale.
ANDW. Mc'CORRIE
Portsmcuth, Seb.errbsr 6, 1915
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COLLECTORS Aottre.

that the following and Taxes the following
said shall paid subscriber
and much shall be sufficient satisfy the
biohest viz: