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siariTe Da;tcry, miles LeloE,
~ Orleurs- p1.h LIZ IptI

SR, -''' ''''' i''o
haze greet satisfscton ininiorrnnr you, that the
enemy, inter- ha1rs Llsn several sj. sending OF his
sck "onno'u ald baggage, rhrsAted witt, his who'll.
% &c on the night Of ;He lSh ani rs lea,, /
eNthc erDbarkauon o. his trOops ttout midnight vs.
icrday leaving in hi; hospital IS wounded si,o could
not De removed, with surgeon and surgeons r,stc tn
aveno 20 ulein Hc has ala left Ii pieces of crrcs
~ long u pound sirnguis and 2i-pouud earroua.
Oh The lSonnderS are only spiked. and cu, cast, h.
reereh nj Tor service the o,hcr !, with Tie car an
sirs cannot be made st.-eceabe-the former bayi,,
thci ttunDiOns broken of the latter the porilloos
great number OF shot have also been Left whic can "a.
Sly e collected. have every i~ss9n to heiisvo ,J,
S! nave aso ieit hehd the brass pieces taken fror,
to' SIDE the river. From tic date OF NV lac, q, ,i,
retreat, have tired from ny battery ON tie. ..r..
whenever Opportunty offered and with @ po1nJ IL, ~,
huldpiece, which sent tvo miles belo,v ,n, Is,,c
!" faSe tisir camp, continuing rny fire IN ii o'e,k
al night on the 18th, directy into t5eu car,u Go,n
which they suffered ,ncc
" letter received last veang from actiy ion,
Chn.nsl'am, cOmmaniing Gun-Vessel No 6 s,s.
t'"eu - Pisqueinln 70 MD Fort 81 PHILIP, who rad
6rawn hiserew on shore, ard manned two ~ ,,s,,,,
Learn that the enemys vessels VII, 4 shin. :,
"'u sol' Two OF scii were Orub. vessels had dr,,r
. aiter bouibarlng tie fort irsm the Gtb ,I,,ri,,
ThS" ie they tl'rcW 1900 shells, wfthost iur+y tn
Ute igt Nniipg only one usn, and woundin, scre ~,
we ,oTt nc ate5 7 vessels spafs and ri,-,io 10 b,
npch cay u Pieocs, bGt none ~ his ,n,n b,,rt L.
iiPf cent hl3 boat To watch tilr movements; AID hol
sar1 r. 1sr ihst Thy have vi lcf, the river shei
d-tto, tl,et1. CIV ''''' "''' -
10 ie' days win lave ;bc plcasoce or z,aGae In
yon ue names q nv oiccrs who hive di-tingisbed
themselves and merit TIE notice of tie depart
'''ve,hr honor 20 b., ri;hgret consi lcrstion and
respect, ycrr % sers''.
,,..r. DAHL. r PATTERSON.
dtc.eily o. Tive SasY,
Ciy os Washington
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fOe DOLLARS REw4pIl

1GV +ici..iitc KEW ARD.
OIL between Pele.s;.0ig * Richmond, = tRGp
y IiIUNN, contaihlI.i; sol; and =ilNe. ersglct,s,
s' xi plated mounted "o7beitS, ';;tecn silver ,gf
e'eS' some Old sdve', wearing anrsrei nc. sno,..
te srur'es los Vas nrIi.eroi 6ber articles on com
mission, which eaanotbe recoectod. The ai,o,e re
WARD viii be gwen en- delivery of tie trunk and CON
tents to Mr Powell % Petersbarg, q; johnson and
Rest, Richmond. CIV
SIMON DANCE
January H. ,f
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tNI. SALE.


q * exchange, tor prrlcrty near or in Pet.rsburr
Lynchhuiy, Hicihond or Nnr.,il;, at lair prios
a fFho2s P,antaii,r cfi2lS acres : los ac-es Gro,
rs'e bottom, and al this - acr ars, an isapl inf.
Tor To no a'd on t.ic river, oi the Whole tract npr
9.N acres are DIT is among III. ,nos, y,In
- tracts ~ tie country. and Ia person wishing Il,
e;'easc ~ tle milling hu'ucss, iufeaior io DO ennn,,
se"'ron ~ the state; ard merchant mai ar.
nov erecting with water sufficient for every r,rDo. N
the dii, 81 sessors -
wp'Id exchange above, or SELL and give six nav
ments E,ery thing NECESSARY se,;i- tie Mae. can
hs nal with 1t, andnmeiate possession had L rca,r
ed. ' = ''i''''-
spply to 6urwer S Lewis Manchester, or tl, .,,,.
scrbes. 80 '1'
49, JOHN R.tuCAs.
- . .Hr II. ls2rap
rsIIE wsnton depretlat0ns conn.;Iiei ,,,,,, nv.
plantation in the county cf Ic,rieo in tue ,:,ni
" ., tchmond, m shooting my s!.ecp, t,oya.; ,luwu
ny 'ene'ng and many other acts Punishable ~ TIE lvs
=, JUS cu'nnonwc ai,h-;'jce give ,hi; Public
Notice, th:t in future, shall nitimi. Discrimination
Prosecute ,;'y person who may fn, h,mi;nv ina.
"~hnS' o. Otherwise t'Sslessns rpon si;a land
fertre-F'ans, Feb :, WV
-!3r. Hichu,d .Ntshrrkand--
A SyFa have renovedyou residence cct Of dis SAFE
ai,'i have LETT agen, or attorney Tia, cs h.,r
o., 20 Hho.n M tio- can DC legally ;yet yna ie hereby
reiursd Ia take notiee---- hat ~, A;ondn the och
day ii Feb n-xt in the OF! CO of judge Wr Ilar;e
hear Cnnihe'sn Court House. in tf;, state he,.1een
tae hons % 10 O'clock il the mnrrrDg ,nd in the IS
tsrn"cn Of IN. same DAY. shall take tbs te;si,;, O.,
the SAX 'Fnl bSsie'. 10 ~ read as enc,. IL tho ri,
no" asphndinE IN the Superior Court for Ncrr:co
eocn;y in 'his !Du ,re plaintiff ,lnl 10, slf ,c.;-,
lnt ,1EfgIV ~ .oxt =
Foviatan Yam qs
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lruRgIC AlTC,r,0N

FUB3IC ACCTyGN.
~. he Sort to the hi hes; hi..,,.- az, ,Ye,ns
w day, thc FIST day OF Marc., 81; air. o;:.ers;,.
us neNs s'r DAY, tilt beactu piece os laid r t,cl
OLD ROpE-T.3LE.
Iotaih'ng 90 aeres--}'hc !Sae will DC r,r1. a.,
we PREMISES and Tie is'mi sad ,oyc,hrs, or .ici
n L;1s % SUIT purchasers, May BE- a.,e.. u.e, -
o"e,,hrJ Of nc purchase rnoney y IL; he r,ou;,, =
m''cA te Dcsos Se eSccne' c'.--,tsd vn Tie irze
ss 81 Hetriu'cr next, 4 III. remaining tl,t o., ,bk
hrs, Gag u September, 1915. Notes, WIN A,pro,s.
enuor'sS, payable and negotiable in ei:h,r Gf ,li
6ank. OF Virginia, 3; Iichnoiul, viii he r..,uirj
j! order Of The Propilc.or
rios. T.ayLoR.
REQ I.
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SIMON DANCE
a .iIEEUN

& the "W&rln snr;rgs Cofnpa:,, f" win he ie!l
- Tive Eagle 1av'nn Oh Aiond2y III cah Of Febr,.
o'y!rr OF The MANAJF!;.:
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WANTED 10 HIRE,

Vy7WEHIf negro Tnea u I've sent 10 t;le V,,ri,9
X S;rings. Apply 10 Philip .;osera, ihon,s III
Of John BrOckenbrough
lan.5 9,
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Il TEACJIEN.

WHO is 7oeN quaAfed 10 .cnch Lc:;n, Ge-
9oSratl'y ahd AythaieticE. and .vol.ld IKE 10
ne t1lhtlycG'sa5oGfh aif lia A5,e RI TEACHING a
Je79 chIa,en in a h,fUufc family, and the o
hlT ny IN earning ami attcNliag 10 Gu8f7
"tSs n eoNmcrciM natmrr, nay hcGr o.
ftr
J2HU0rV n IF
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.---.----
WILLIAM FIENE

{'o,, i"e 1eAf, i,';s rs-o,-,i 10 tie Corns,i7-.
Ia Eds!ii ~ ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-22

q lat, ar5o s,ng Gc fo,uJ Il o. The Ricisn,id
JmpfTke, 1Th Dtted sti9UGs. THe oaener siay
hire =, byfro1THs i7eperY aud pa54ry eh5-ces, OF
Hff,icdf'on 10 UGtid Coptart, 1ica; I2icinel9
Fci,yHuril II. ST.
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NEW ORLEANS.

WAsHsNGToN, Feb. II.
Com ora ietter. from Caht. Henty, commend
ing iQse u. S.Sschooner Caro.7lo, 20 Com.
Patterson, dated
Nc~-C, leans Dec lSih. 1911
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Marine Battery. s miles beIow e
Orleans, I 3th Jan. 1875.

SIR, ''' ''''' 1919
have the honor 10 inform yoI that dnrine the
81 and 81 inst lTded from the slip and niountCd as
the former Ones on the banks OF the river four more
u t"nntrs, and erected furnace for hcntiug shot
iooestroy number ~ buildings wleh inteeYe,is he
iwcen Gen JackS0as lines and the canip ofhe enemy
"nf oecrricd by Tim. On the evening OF The icI
s'cc ede'n firing num sr them x some Hic, St,.
ty ny hot shot winch the attempted 10 ext ,,y
BOW thssanding t'e II svy re kept M but whcJ, at
I:eti, comp lied them todesist On the 6,h aad 9TH
erected another furnace, and mounted on the bank1
81 TIC river two more y Founders, which had been
b'fGs1t mp from tie English Turn r. She exrrons or
Ioi afW ell oithe drafted militia of this stale and
brought within and mounted on The entertainments OF,
llfS SIDE the river, one ~ ponder; in addition 10
'SI, 1eh Morgan, commanding the militia on this
fd Ila'td two brass pound field piecesi in his lines
winch were incSHpiete having been coouleuct-I ma.
Oh the 4'h thes three pieces were the ONLY cannon
On the lines, oil the others beirg mounted On Tie bak
6f the river, with view toai the rx.t oT Gen Jack
Sns l'ncs ~ The opposite shore s1d 10 flank the en-
"a! shGhdthey attempt 20 march no tie rpa1 lead.
ing a"ug the Ln7cg, erect batteries on The same Of
TTise e'ph reH'ler no aid n deieace Of CeaL Nor
gans iues Nv b.ts y vas n1anaed in par ron, die
crew Of the shi and in part BY militia detailed for
Tai service by Con. Morgan, as bail not scarncu g.
hcreh TO iVy uan t'cu.
-, Dcnns The greater gart ofthe III, reeannoitered
t'r cncrly ~ Nlitrys Plantation, ,Ige Csr,el ,s
l'ior-1cd, 10y deepehlng aud ope-dnr 20 tie
ger, To- the purpose ri getting their launches ~ ,
"h'h up'n examination Nth NY glass found ~ BE-
"ne, M '1fcr''c' 20" Jackson ot my Di;seryNic3s
- c ts' s. o'tr, II vivid, cue herewith a rein.
's-r-''cct t'f'cs. No 2 cH!iis ritd. in cri-
iEiue''ce, cHf1ng cfab1cf so militia from Hetus-
,t'HiT '&ilt nrDicj o. cqtiTp.d, tlfs Gonc~' no.
ts' arms u firnfh tcm, ysho arrived on ibis $50.
81 t'c moral g 5ftc Ntli .aich f,;isuci Att s -!
t1d1t thrt tie e1tenv I'D succecde.i IN iaJnoitinc
tecr berces into Tie riyer. | dispatched auJ Ah.ir
Is o., ~ X DblrpVc-d, n hfrm Cen. J,si s,e,
- 'tt o1em"rtaus", sff .nu very UNCOMMON sfi..
vs. gry' IN 'e -1e7Iy's Emp oad batteries on tl,-
s7nSs n ti" river, ard sraGae again tiic egtrc,ps
Npk'Es ~ ',s SIDE ''e river, ar ur$Us rciidc CO.
'rnt v'T''i lavc i'"me'liAt,ly iroppej d5Na with
tr ''sf'"" DpoO d'cp berger, bt, to ~ 80 . mus;
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POETRY.
OBLlVION.

saw a monarch, great in name,
Of high renown aud matchiess fame,
-Deck'd with his royal robes and crown
saw Oblivion strike him down!
saw a conquerer in bis car,
Loaded with trophies gain'd afar;
saw Oblivion pose has daft,
And pierce the hero 70 his heart
saw n stately column rise,
Adorn'd with scaptur'd victories,
saw Oblivion make a thrust,
And low il crumbled into dust
I saw a man in modest dress,
Assist the poor and fatheiless;
saw ubliyion's mighty arm
Io vain attempt to do him harm!
When this saw, pusing said,
Oblivion, no10 thy power is deadI
a vIRTUoUs MAN may thee defy;
Ills deeds are REGISTERED on high"
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GROCERIES,
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

District Of Phode-Isicnd.
PuRSUANT TO warrant from the Hon. David
L Howell, Esq. Judge of the District Court of
Rhode-lsland.
Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned,
that there has been filed before said judge, AN in.
formation by Asher Robbins, Esq. Uuited States
Attorneytor the District aforesaid, on the complaint
of Charles Collins, ESQ., Collector of ,be port Of
Bristol, an said District against certain schooner,
called the Union, her tackle apparel and furniture
said vessel her tackle apparel and furniture BE-.
ing forfeited as alleged in said information for
violations OF the laws OF the United States of Amer
ca And trial will be had thereon, at a special
District Court, to be holden at the Court House, in
Providence, OH Monday, the fourth day of Decem.
bernie, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ
Z. X. DEXTER, .,farshaL
Providence, Nov 3, 1875 rN.Sl
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New and Cheap Goods.
WILLIAM TiLLEY, Sd.

No. l24, ThameS eS.atreet,
III just received from the last arrivals an other
II supply of GOODS, which now makes his
sor,ment complete, which he will sell tower than
can be purchased any where else in Newport.
N n lie keeps constantly for sale a complete as.
sortment OF superfne Broadcoths and Cassmeres
common do and general assortment of French,
English, India aud American Goops
Those who wish to purchase Goods cheap will
please TO call at No l24, Thames street, where
they will find tlSnnels at ls9 per yard, dark blue
Caeoes % CTS, DO. and kld Gloves at ls6 pair l.
TALON Grapes aud imitation Shawls, cheap, &c, sc.
New-Vork Money and Treasury Notes taken at a
small discount. Oct. l6, 1915
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On. DYOTT'S
PATENT lrCu OINTMENT,

Price 50 cts. per Dor.
For p)easantness, safety, expedition, ease and
certainty infinitely superior to any other medi
cine, for the of that most dssgreeable ami tor.
mentlng disorder the Itch.
DIR. Dvo IRIS infallible Tooth Ache Drops price
50 cts. Circassian Eye-water; price So cents SOW
ereign remedy for all disorders Of the eyes.
Dr. Tissor's celebrated Gou, snJ uoeuma,io
Drops price So. The Vegetable BALM Of f'ie, price
81 The Balm of Iberia price So, ex.saoyed from
an Iberian plant, for curing defects OF the ska AMI
improving the complexion. &c The RESTORATIVE
Denufric, for, cleansing, whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums. (prce hity cents per box)
Since these invaluable medicines we're hrst dis
covered; upwards of Se,cn Hundred 73susand Pcrsoas
have experienced their happy and salu,sry Effects
many OF whom from the lowest state of their dsor.
ders.
CT Take notice. that each and all tho above GEM.
inc medicines arc signed on the outside covers MA
the signature OF the sole proprietor, Tw Dyutt 30.
EP A fresh supply of the ABOVE MrDi.
ciSEs Just received, and for sale by SAM
UEL w. VINSON, Dragyi,s, Atrsor;,
where pamphlets containing certificates of
cures SC. may be had gratis.
Nsater', .Ma'es 90, 1915. iyew.
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NEW CARDING MACHINE.

u sIF NUNDdLLS 8 lIIiKS.
II IlE subscriber informs the public, he has, In adj
'.i,ion 10 his former machinery, erected a new
machine for carding Wool Of the finest quality and
vii! be able in future to lave wool, OF all grades
cardcd in the best manner.
lie also continues the eoloring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths, as usual Likewise will Manufacture
common or meroo Wool into Plains, Sattinctts, Cas-
simeres, Flannes, &c. &c on vcsy reasonable terms
While The subscriber thanks his numerous friends
and customers for the many favors received he
takes tho liberty OF urging the payment OF stand
ing Accounts, Multiplicity of which are now un.
settled on his books. SAMeEt CLARKE.
P5r.smSafh, Jug9, 1915.
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Vdlssa6le fropsry--5Or sale.

THE subscriber, expecting 60 remove from this
town, offers for SALE the HOUSE, in Thames
street, in which he now live with the LOTS ad oiB-
ing. The situation is central-it has an advantage
ous fiont on Thamesstreet, and a very extensive
southern front Possession of the House will be
g. ven immediately possession Of the shop, win be
ven on the 10Th day Of April next.
lie will also seil the LOIS adjoining the Estate Of
the late George Champlin, Esq They yety con-
venienuy situated for House Lots--almost in the
centre of the town.
lie will also lease, either for three. five years
his FARM, ON Sachueast point, in the town ef
Middletown---shis Farm is very valuable, and very
well known. For terms apply to him.
NArIPL. HAZARD.
Nspoborf, Nopen,ber Is 1915
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For Sak,

THE Estate. formerly the property Of Oliver
Durfse. Esq deceased, lying on lSe west road
leading 20 Bristol Ferry and four miles from New.
port. beau,ifuly situated for any geailsmsns rfe-
men,. containing Is 10 acres eAee'len, LAND, wih
oeobard nearly in its prime Further PARTICULAR
can be known BY application to Nc. Wf. LAssLrr
or the subscriber, living in Newport. i
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Neov LANDS-50r sale.

NeW LHNDO-.J0f sac.
10 entnpriziag and industrious Far
merS, Mechanics, &c.
THE Subscriber having large quantity Of ex.
ceilent LAND 10 sell situated in the counties
of Erie, Crawford, VinAngo, and Warren, in the
State Of Pennsylvania late the property OF the Hol
land Land Company offers the same for sale at
,ow prices, and liberal credits, in quantities TO ac-
commcdatc settlers, individuals and companies
The tide is clear and indisputable-Oa payment OF
q sm... portion OF the pGchase money, warrantee
dee .. will be sven and security taken the lands
for lbc Balance
Perhaps 10 part of the western country combines
more natural advantages than the lands now Offer
ed for sale Situated near the heads of the naviga
Die str, ans running into the great Ohio river, and
nall distance from the town OF Erie, by the Lake
OF that name, having the advantage of the markets
and trade down French and Broken-S,raw Greeks to
Pittsburgh, and other great towns on the Ohio and
Mississippi to New. Orleans, transportation now be-
coming easy and cheap by means o. Steamboats, ra-
pdy increasing, to Montreal in Canada to Detro.
IL, and many hundred miles above to the head OF
the Lakes; at the same time becoming the point OF
communication between the eastern and western
States, by rivers and new turnpikes now commenc-
ing, the distance being but little more than three
hundred miles TO New-York Philadelphia or Balti-
more mast soon render il of the mos, populous
and rich settlements west Of the Allegheny river.
The lands are timbered with sugar.msple, beech,
oak, chestnut, hickory, elm, ash, white wood,
cumber, bultcrnut, black.walnut, and some beauti-
iul groves of pire.--rhc soil is excellent, producing
in abundance every kind of grain and peculiarly
dapted TO grazing, abounding with springs aud runs
of the purest water.--In no country more stock
be kept on the same number of acres Of Land when
well cleared and Manageable climate is more
mild than here, and remarkably healthy CONSIDER
able portions Of the counties in which these Lands
lay are settled, courts of justice, places of public
Worship and schools, are already established; and
means are saoptcd sor the immediate erection Of a
Cole &c in the town OF Meadvile.
All persons dvsirous TO purchase are requested 10
csN on the subscriber, who will shew them the maps
of she country and lands, and give them any further
information required.--He will reu-.a at Mr.. Beri-
an Eldrrd's, in Wexford, until the lst NJ December
next at MIR. Esck Aldrich's, in Providence, until
the IO,h. and at Mrs Co;tTeigs, IN Newport, until
the g6Ih IT December -
rietfsrd. .Nesrrser Is, 1915.
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New Goods,
PETER p. REMINGTON,

No. IA, 7hames-srreef,
HAs Just received aud is now opening very ex-
teusive assortment of DRY GOODS, adapted
to the present and approaching season.
Newport, Oct. Is. 1878
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kew-GOOdS.
HfN DC otened this day,
(Atthe sign of the Golden Eagle.)
M lST JNoucs.S tree

10 bales Dry GooDs,
Consisting of fine and low priced black, blue,
brown and olive Broadcoths, Cassimeres, Hunters
Cloths and plains, yellow. red, white and green
Flannels, Bombasetts. Wildbores, Nestngs, black
worsted Hose, Shawls, silk IIankerchcfs and worst
cd Findings Also, few pieces mixed and drab
Cassimeres, very elegant, India Cotton, lS6 per yd,
Longcloths. Twist, Shrtings, sc.
All the above Goods will be sold at very reduced
prices for cash only. A. RICHMOND
Oci 1S.
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Pocket Book Lost.

Lost, yesterday afternoon, somewhere about the
centre of the town, red morocco Pocket Book,
containing $40, in Treasury Notes, anG 8 60, in
Boston Bills. Among s,.e Treasury Notes was ona
OF Sl00,and among the Boston Bills was one of S5O
The Pocket Book contained a number of notes [one
Tor $3.50, signed by Hart & Colt, OF Bristol, Il. I)
and papers, OF no value, except 10 the owner.
whoever will return the same to the subscriber,
at Townsend's Hotel, shall receive FIFTEEN
DOLLARS RETY.ARD
EXiNDER MILLIXEN.
.Nsrepors, n czeni6er Is 1915,
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For Sale,

THE FARM Of the subscriber, situated in Ports.
L mouth, one half mile south of Bristol Ferry,
containing about 80 acres, with Dwelling House,
Barn and other out houses, il good repair. Tic
whole will be sold on reasonable terms For psrtic-
ulars apply to the subscriber, living the premises.
JOHN ANTHONY.
Portsmouth, Jniu 10, 1915.
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mn be sold al PubHc Auction,
At tie house of John Irish late Of Middetown dec't


mn be sold al Public Auction,
At tie house of John Irish, late Of Middletown decd
On RRIDAY, Dee. LAT 9 o'ctk, n. NJ.
CBfar, If s't, hte nert fair dGy,)
10 tons OF good Hay, 3 do. OF Straw,
10 stacks of good Fodder, 100 bushels Indian Corn,
Potatoes, Cider, winter mich Cow, 8 DO. to calve
IN the spring, Horses, 20 Sheep, 800 chestnut Rails,
2 ok Carts, horse 10. and all The Farming Uten.
sils.--.iso, feather Beds, Bedding, Bedstead &c.
with great variety Of Household Furniture, and
oDe.haf Of the whole Of Fishing Concern, consist
idg of seine Wap'. Boats, Try Potts, boat House,
iwo,hirds of any demand against the Estate of said
Irish, allowed by the Commissioners viii be reccv.
ed in payment.
GEO. IRISH, .saIsr.
.Njdaletorn, NOp, %. 1915.
To be sold at Public AUCTION,
On TUESDAY, Dec. 5--lo p'ciock,
10 ne DgeiHrg House Of the hfe WILLrAm n.
KNowLEs, on Point JRdith,
T7HE personal property of SAID de-
~ ceased, consisting of Stock Hay, Grain,
tensivs Farming Utensils, some Household Furni-
ture, &c. SC.
s-BENJAMIN s. KNOWLES. .Gim'r.
South K3nps sto1et. No7,enjsr iSfr
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For Sale,

THE subscriber offers for sale his ESTATE in
1 Spring.s,reet. consisting Of Lot Of Land and
two Dwelling Houses, one of them having good
shop in from, There is good cellar to each house
and an excellent well of water in the yard.
HENRY ROWLAND
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For sale.

L'OF SGAe,
EIVETWELFTH5 of Cotton Manufactory, si,l.
ate in North-H.ngsto,c1,, about one mile from
Hicktord 1t has stream of water sufficient to cp-
perate 1000 spindes and has now in operation $50,
with Dwelling House and other necessary Build
ings, all in good repair Seldom has property pos.
sessing so many advantages been offered for sale.
The terms will be liberal and may be known by ap.
plying to JOHN HAWKINS, at the Factory, or to
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE.
.Nepbors. .Ttiie z, 1915
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REAL ESTATE-FoR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his Estate situat.
- ed in Thamessireet, next south of the brick
Market. Itcontains three shops in front, and has
enent yard, good we'll of water, barn, &c. &c.
For further particulars inquire Of he subscriber Y.
ing on the premises SAMUEL WATSON.
.Ncysbort, Sebfer.5er 6, 1875.
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TOR saic--S0O0 bushels TurksIslsnd coarse Salt
II Apply On board brig Polly, and at The store On
Psrry's wh,rf. HENRY TEw, jr,
.lsspsri, 2sisbs 10, 1915.
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