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POETRY.
ST. HELEN,S ISLE.

ST. HELEN'S ISLE.
SWEET Isle Of the ocean. bright gem of the wave.
Receive in thy bosom, with transporting smile,
Frhs Hero. the Patriot. the first of the Brave,
Whose fate has pursued hiG, to ST. lielens S'c.
iris Freedoms own darling, appointed ~ Heaven,
The condueror OF lyrznts the Scourge OF the vile;
|sri. he whom the Robbers OF Europe have driven
10 rest in the shadow Of 81. heien's isIe.
|,rbe bright Sun Of science, no longer unfolds
| His radiant splcndor, on Galia's rich soil,
|Ine cline Of warm Afric in rapture, beholds
Ills iustre, new bursting, OH ST. Hslen's isle
|ris he who when sceptres and crowDsround himlay,
Bel,seatbed to his vassa'', their thrones with
smile,
|'Tis he, who, most generous gave kngdom's away,
Who is sent by those kiagdOns 10 St. Helen's Isle.
Alas, mighty warrior, who taught thee to trust
In the faith Of monster. .debauched mean and vile!
His treacllery and envy and counsel ACCUSED,
Have made the an exile IN 81. helen's Isle.
Shall the green laurel wber, which grac'd thy firm
Shall the bold Eagle droop.as depriv'd ofthy smiel
No 1.-THE bird of Jove towers, and the laurel shall
grow,
On dams green summit, in St. Helen's Isle.
Tho oceans divide thee and Gallias gemmed throne,
Thy right, as the need Of thy vaor and toll;
Thy base prosecutors shall trembie and groan,
When they think Of the Hero in st. Heien's Isle.
Bat most shall the Regent Of Albiops proud realm,
When quafFing the blood Of Madelra's rich soil,
Reflect (if reflection eer stands at the belm)
Os the Chieftain thus banisRd to ST. Heen's Isle.
The annals Of time shall epnoble thy name,
Till nature EXPIRES on her own funeral pile;
Ar9 tue shades OF bless'd Heroes shall blazon the
tsns,
OF him, who unmorlalized st. HeIen's Isle.
But Hope, like the day star, CLEANS o'er the green
wave,
And liberty beckons her son, with a smile
|" Thy country, brave Hero, thy country TO save,
Bid adieu to the bosom Of ST. Heen's Isle"
The royal bsnditt of Europe grow pale,
And England, base England, 10 seen TO recoil,
While Galiia eSclaims, "NhroLkoY, all hail
Thrice welcome, ovR SAVIOUR, from ST. Hell
ems tsc." ERIN.
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MIGRATION.

VXTdEREAS, it is the determination Of a number
w of Individuals 10 cmgratc to and settle IN
some one OF the Western Territories, or States.
provided suitable opportunity should oifer--and,
whcreas in order TO effect the same il is their IN.
tention to petition Congress- at its ue session, tor
n grant of one Township Of Land, or more, either
on the Wabash river, in the Indiana territory. or IN
such other place shall hereafter be agreed "a by
the subscribers. on such terms and conditions as to
Cong rcss shall seem proper. All honest, prudent,
and industrious persoos--either la5orers, meehan-
ics or characlers, wishing To unite III
SO desirable and profitable an undertaking. are
therefore requested TO call on Capt. JAMES PER-
RY, or Capt. THOMAS VI READ, Of this town. as
early as possible IN order to obtain further nforna
ton, and TO ID what to them may seem necessary
When the rapid growth of the Wcstern States IS
considered, on the one hand, and the cheapness of
the land, AMI the favorable terms on which IL can
probably be obtained together with the fertility of
the soil, the purity Of the climate, and the almost
certainty Of advantage, on the otber--perhsps no
man can hesitate to close with offer, every way,
90 beneficial The laborer is sure OF bis wages,
which are bonntiiul, together with land, which in
value, is constantly incrcasing-the Mechanic is
sure of employment and OF fortune--and TO the
professional m,n.no prospect can be mere tempting
Those disposed to subscribe as aforesaid, are re-
acstcd to apply as above, as early as possiole--'t
being necessary that meeting Of the subscribers
should be held very soon, in order to make all ne
cesssry arrangements
. A..,s,r, Sebfcrbsr 20. 1915
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l0iscctlanp.

Duiiug Ine run of me Lo.nl. OPagJ OF
% non, when Mr.. Vernon was in pursuit Of
hi. supposed mistress Silvia, and came on
singing
Torn from me, torn from me. Vhch ssay did they sake
'.t her!
A wag 10 the pit replied in time and tune
They're gene 10 Long .aere! They're gone 10 Long
F.fF .fcre
The house was in roar OF laughter and
Vernon, with great presence Of mind, ss
soon as there was silence, sung
Oh, no, are Hiey so shall soon orsrfake her.
The u. S. have made a satisfactory
Treaty with the Northern Indians.
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NEW CARDlNG MACHINE.
- III CUyDALL'S Mills.

THE subscriber Informs the public, lie has,.in adj
i dition to his former machinery, erected a new
machine for carding Wool Of the finest quality; and
vii, be able in future to have wool, OF all grades,
cardcd in the best manner.
lie also continues the coloring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths. AS usual. Likewise will manufacture
common or meiino Wool into Plains, ss,tinets,C ,Css
smcres Flannels, &c. Sc. on very reasonable terms
a While the subscriber thanks his NUMEROUS friends
ind customers for the many favors received, he
akes the liberty of urging the psymen, OF o1 stand
ns accounts, multiplicity Of which are now nn'
settled on his books. SAMeEl CLARKE.
p,rfsu,uft Julv y. 1915.
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rr,HE House, No. 8, Thames street. formerly own.
Il ed by Capt. Henry Hunter. having large yard
-, Garden. with other couvepiences. For particu-
,.rs' ,po,y to WIN. LANGLEY, Newport. or SAM.
vEL Amy, PORTSMOUTH. '"aS H.
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Commissioners Notice.

LUH1N73SzUUtFS' Y OEI(C,
WE, the subscribers, having been by the Hon
Court of Probate of the town of Newport,
appointed Commissioners to receive examine and
adjust The claims of the several creditors the Es
tate of THOMAS HUDSON, jun late of said New.
port mariner, deceased, represented nsolvent; give
notice, that six months from the second iHstant,
allowed unfo said creditors, for bringing in and prov
ing their respective claims and that will attend,
for that purpose at our respective dwellings,, at any
time dufing said period.
THOMAS G. PITMAN, ! r,.
EDwRRD THURsTON, ''" 10
All persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
required 70 make immediate payment to
ELIZABETH HUDSON, .idaanisfrGsrir.
.Nerspor, Ocs. 4. 1918.
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~ %a
WSsayas.s 'lklsaS "
Which are celebrated for Me care Of most dis
eases 10 1vhich Me human body 10 liable.
PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPlaETOK,
L. w. DYOTT, NJ. ID.
oRANpson or THE LATE cELEERATED DR. ROB-
ERTsos EDISBuRCH;
AND FOR SALE IN PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
AT THE
PROPRIETOR'S S VHO ESALE AND RETAIL
DRUG AND FAMILY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. 1877. North East Corner Of Second and Race sts
ind by retail Of his agents throughout
fhe United STATES.
Dn. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated STOMACuIC ELIXIR OF HEALTH
(Price 81 so
One OF themost eficaoious medicines ever oieicu
TO the public, for the speedy relief and cureoi oos
nate coughs, colds, ,consLmpions, the hoophg 'Vupu'
asthmas, pains and wind in the stomach, removing
habtual costiyeness sickness at the siomsth, aysen
cries, cholera morbus, severe gripings, the sum
rner bowel complaintin children, &c.
DIR, ROBERTSON'S
VEGETABLE NARVOUS Cordial,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price one Goikar and Gfiy cents.
Is confidently recommended as The most elhcaclous
medicine for the speedy relief and cure OF all nervous
complaints, attended with inward weakness, depres-
sion Of the spirits, headache, tremor, fantness hys
teric fits, debility, seminal weakness, gleets, ana
various complaints resulting FROM secret nnpropreV
of youth aud dissipatcd habits, residence in warm
climates, the inmoderate use Of tea, the unsk'iu'
or excessive use of mercury, often destructive 10
the human frame, diseases peculiar to females al
certain period life, huor albus, barrenness, &c &c.
Under the Denomination Of nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, Of the most dangerous
kind, and are 80 various, that volume would hardy
suffice TO complete description OF them II per-
yades, with it's baeful influence the whole nervous
system, ,wrhng the hear, with insxpressiblc anguish
and exciting the most dreadful Suggestions OF nor
ror and despair. To this demon have thousands ias-
len sacrifice, in the drefu transports OF IT'S rage
The mos, common symptoms Of its CONNIE encemeht'
weakness fatuence, paIpitstions, watchiuiness,
drowsncss after eaing timdity, flashes OF heat ana
cold, nunbness, cramp, sddlness pains in the head
back and loins, hckup, difficulty Of respiration and
degluttion, anxiety dry cough, &c.
DR. ROBERTSON'S
CELEBRATED GOUT & RHEUMATIC DRoPS,
Price one dollar,
safe and eftectuai cure for the gout, rhcuma-
tism, lumbago. stone and gravel, sweilings, and
weakness of the joints, sprains, bruises, and all
kinds of green wounds-he cramp,pains IN The head'
face and body Stiffness of the neck, chbains, fro-
zen limbs &c
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACH,C BITTERS,
P1ce one dollar,

Pglce one dollar,
Or. RoBERTsoN's stomachic Ditters, (prIce y ~
which are celebrated for Strengthening weak ston-
achs, Increasing the appetite and certain preventive
aud cure for the fever and ague, &c. For The fever
and ague,a malada prevalent throughout the south
States, and 80 affecting families residing IN ell
low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes, stag
mated pools, rivers, &c. These celebrated aud uni
versally esteemed Besait have surpassed any RENE
dy ever administered for the relief and cure OF that
most obstinate oppresscr OF the human frame, mum
berless instances of their efficacy have been testified
after the barks, and various other extoed prescrp
ons failed they proved successful TO the admiration
Of those who experienced and witnessed their happy
effects
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BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS,

No. so. Thames.Ssreet
ID EsPHCTFULLY informs the public ,lat he a
N gain occupies his old stand in Newport, where
Gentlruen and L dies can he accommodated w0h
geulcel Boarding and Lodging as iorrer'y He at
50 improves the wharf and stores oil Wm' eardne''
(late Caleb Gardner, Esq where ships may be ao-
eommoda,ed with Wharfage and every necessary Tor
fitting and where goods may be stored on reasona'
bic terms. The smallest favor gratefully seknowi'
EDGED. .lprh S.
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Dr.. ROBERTSON'S
lnfnlliahle MORN DESTROYING LOXENGES,

Prlc. ffy cents.
medicine highly necessary 10 be kept IN all la
miles
syMrroMs.-The common symptoms Of the
Worms are, paeness eft the countcnance, at other
times flushing OF the face, itching of the nose, and
about the seat starting and grinding OF the teeth in
sleep. swelling of the upper lip, the appetite some
times bad, at other times observation-disclosures, dis
agreeable breath, hard sweed belly, great thirst,
the urine irohy and sometimes of whi,ish color
gripping cbolic pains, involuntary discharge of
saliva, especially when aseep frequent pains IN the
side. with dry cough, aud unequal pulse Palpita
tons of the heart, swoomings, cold sweats, palsy
epileplc hIs, &c.
Though numberless Medicines are extoled for ex.
pelliug and killing worms. none equal in efficacy
to DE-, Robertson's Worm Destroying Lozenges, they
mild in the operation, and may be given to the
youngest infant with safety.
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Notice..

VOICE.
NOTICE is hereby given. that there will be .
y meeting Of the Committee appointed to audit
claims agsirst the State, accom-. Of the late 4rd-.
at the General Treasurer's OSfce, in Newport, on
TUESDAY, the Oath day of October next, when
and where all persons interested. may appear and
exhibit their demands, with the necessary evidence
in support thereof.
NICHOLAS TAYLOR, }
W1,I1,S TnARhEs EEx2s sIxXIoS' Committee
.Nowbort, Sept. Is, 1915.
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REAL ESTATt-FoR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale, his Estate si,us,-
ed in Thsn,esstreet, next south OF the brick
Market 1t contains three shops in front, and has
enent yard, good well OF water, barn, &c. &c.
For further particulars inquire of the subscrber,iv
ing on the premises SAMUEL WATSON.
.Negport, Sebfera Der q, 1915.
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For Sale,

THE FARM of the subscriber, situated in Pots'
mouth, one half mile south Of Bristol Perry,
containing about 60 acres, with Dwelling House,
Barn and other out houses, in good repair. Tie
whole will be sold reasonable terms. For partic-
ulars. apply the subscriber, ,iSng The premises.
JOHN ANTHONY.
Portsmouth,, JRly 12, 1915, .,-.,..
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The Patent h1ho0ei Gas .fbawatfs,
Tor lighting Manufactures. Mines, Mills Street.
L Theatres Lighthouses, SC SC "a convem.
en,, safe aud et onomicsl manner, viii Gas Lights
produced from fossil eesi. will be pot up complete
for eppera,ion On reasonable terms, AID ever, inior-
NATION respecting 1t communicate on application to
WiNSIOW LEWIS, -Bcsioa--or
DAVID MELVILLE, .Nss,Dori.
NB--Thc Lights may be seen IN opperst''n ct
a, any time durlny the approaching suntnsr ., the
Bs;lrs .house,. S.~po:;. -is'g. .5, 1878.
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WR1rINo.pAprK.

JOSIAH C. SHAW has jos. received from lie
y Brandywine, Hartford and Tsunton Mills,
-Four Hundred Reams PAPER,
consisting OF cap. No. and pot, No. and do SUI
perfue hotpressed and velluTn letter, royal and de-
mi drawing Paper--malsing his assortment equal 10
aoy 10 the statea which he will sell on .hs. most
reasonable terms
.flso, just reeeived ana for safe,
20o0 OF The celebrated New-York PRIMERS, for
schools Aug. 9.
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IJHs ~ "
ANTl.BILlOUS PILLS,

Price IS cts large 6Ores SO esns.
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and malig-
nsnt feyers.
These Pills, if timely administered, will remove
the causes which commonly produce the Yellow Fe-
YER, Bilious Fevers, Ague and Fever, cholic pains,
Aatuencies ndisestions, costiveness, hypochondri-
&C aud hysteric complaints strauguary gravel, rheu
matism and gout.
They are peculiarly serviceable in Female Disor.
ders and especially in the removal of those obstluc
tions of their complaints at certain periods.
DR.. DYOTT'S
PATENT IrCH OINTMENT,
Price SO cts. per oos,
For plcasantness, safety, expedition, case and
certainty is infinitely supeyior to any other nedi.
cine, for the of that most disagrseable and tor
menting disorder the Itch.
De. Dyorrs infalible Tooth Ache Drops price
so cts. Circassian Eye-water; price 50 cents SOW
ercign remedy for all disorders of the eyes.
Dr. Trssor's celebrated Gout and Rheumatic
Drops price So The Vegetable Balm OF Life; price
ST The Balm Of iberia price So, extracted from
an lberan plant, for curing defects " The skin, and
improving the complexion. &c. The Restorative
Dcnfric for, cleansing whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums (price fifty cents per bex)
Since these invaluable medicines we're hrst dis
covered; upwards of Sren Hundred Thousand Persons
have experienced their happy aud sautsry effects
many of whcsi from the lowest state OF their disor
ders.
ar Take notice that each and all the above gcnu-
iue medicines signed the outside covers with
the signature of the sole proprietor, rw Dyot,, r.
EP A fresh supply OF tue shove MEp!-
ctESs just received, aud for sale BY SAN
UEL w. vINSON, BrRggisf, NfSherf,
where pamphlets containing certificates OF
cures SC. may be hal gratis.
.Ae,gesrt, March 20, 1915 Ntw
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ExecutOr's Notice,

Executors Notice.
TUE 'nbseribers having been appointed Exc eutors
to the last Will aud Testament OF JOHN &.
GARDNER, late of Charleston. merchant, decess-
ed, and having accepted said appointment and CIV
bonds according to law, request oil lersons IN
debted to said Estate to make immediate payment
and all persons having demands against said Estate
TO preeent the same for settlement
CHRIS. FOWLER,
JAMES o PHILLIPS, Executors.
JOHN c. PHILLIPS.
.Nsrctort, September 27, 1915. .,.
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FAKMS-roR SALE.

FAR,MS-FoR SALE.
TOR sale,. four Farms adjoining, containing about
one hundred and fifty acres, each situated in the
town OF southwck, state Of MASSACHUSETTS, ons-has
mile finn The central of said town. The above
Farms are excellent for grain and grass. Also, one
half Gun Powder Mandatory on ore Of said
farms and Likewise an excellent sci,e for Cotton
Factory almost any other water works. Ifrequir.
ed. an extensive credit will be given for consider.
able part For further particulars enquire of the
subscriber on the premises.
AARON TRENCH.
.SouthzYick, .qnrust IS, 1915
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Commissioners N0iice.
XLJE, the subscribers, bci'g appointed by the hos
w Court Of Probate ct the town of Newposis
Commissioners to receive ard examine tie claims 0,
the Creditors 10 the Estate Of
MARY L.iNDERS,
late of Newport. widow woman, deceased. repic-
santed insolvent are allowed six months from the
date hereof. Tor said purrcs, We, therefore, give
notice, that we will attend At our several places OF
abode. i,an, tine within the tetn allowed, 10 ie-
ceive sid claims.
SAMUEL c. CARR 60.
JOHN TOMpKi>S, 5
All persons indebted To the above Estate, arete
quir,d TO make payment 10
EtLz ,BtrH LANDERs, .id-i,iSt-afri'.
.Ntst,r, Aebfcriber 6 iSi5.
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London, ing. Z.
RONApARTE


At last VIC have certain intelliyence that
the Bellerophon has sailed. The Bellero-
phon left Plymouth on Friday last, in com
pany with the Tonnant and Eurotas, under
sealed orders, having Bonaparte and his
suite on board. We are glad that this Dor-
tentous stranger has left our shores-we
wish he had never approached them.
We have received the following part-
culars from cur correspondent at Ply
mouth they were written on Saturday G.
vening:
Orders were conveyed to this place
early in the week from London, TO an
nouace the arrival of the Northumberland.
as soon as she had given her number, and
the telegraph, in answer, was TO send i'm
mediate orders for the removal of the ex-
Emperor from the Bellerophon, and his
immediate sailing for ST. Helena. These
ord RS, decisive as they were, did not ap-
pear, however, sufficiently vigorous for 20
verament, for, on Friday afternoon, al
though the MOI thumberland was not in sbt,
thc Bellerophon, accompanied by the Ton
nant, Of 80 guns, was ordered to 67f 30 sra.
and to wait in the oihng (off the Stsrt.) for
the former ship. Bonaparte, therefore,
viii be shipped from the Bellcrophon to
the northumberland, at sea, ana he viii be
sent on three months voyage, without ha-
wing made those preparations which are
necessary for such a voyage and such eli
mate. il is understood that his linen, &c.
had been but party washed and as he Hat
tered himself that the government would
relax IN It's severity towards him, but few
arrangements had been made by him. II is
certain that he had no idea Of SO precipi-
tate departure.
"There is certain degree ofhaste in this
busucss--not to say harshness. Many rea-
sons are assigned FIR it. The Plymouth
Dock paper says" On Sunday, we regret
to say, large portion Of the spectators,
not only took oT their hats, bit cheered
hi1l--apparently with view Of soothing
lis fallen fortunes, and treating him with
respect and consideration" scc.--His lin
en-, sent ashore TO be washed, has been held
in such esteem, that many individuals have
Temporarily put on his shirts, waistcoats
! and neck cloths.-Blind infatuaton Our
correspondent, who was aloB. lie the Bel
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raphon on Sunday last, says that the sym-
pathy III his favor was astonisb 'ng; that he
heard no cheering, but the hats .. the men
and handk erchiets of the ladies, were way
ing in every direction. Bonaparte himself
observed, that he recognised in the beha-
viour of the myriadS of Plymouth Sound
the magnanimity OF the British peoD,e
who, he said, were too noble to strike or.
insult an enemy at their mercy. 1t is too
probable, however, that the respect and
consideration in which he was held on
board the Dellerophon, and the altogether
unexpected but generous treatment which
he experienced in Plymouth Sound has
partly produced the precipitated sailing of
the Be,icrophon from that port.
f" Since Wednesday last the boats in the
Sound have been kept at cable and half's
length, by admiralty orders, TO the urspea-
kable disappointment of thousands hourly
arriving at Plymouth and Plymouth Dock
from all parts of the country So GREAT
was the desire to see the fallen Chief, that
in the arrivals of the coaches at the inn
doors, most of the passengers rushed from
their seats, and, without taking refresh
ment, fastened totake boat for the Sound.''
SeOen =. M-The Bellerophon of "a
Ionnant, of80, Emrotas, of So guns, Ex-
press schr. and Nimble cutter, are now
cruising in the offing and as they are not
yet joined By the Northumberland, and as
the Actcon Of 10 guns has sailed with dis
patches from Lord Keith, (who is on board
the Tonnant) it is reported that Bcnaparte
will return TO that port"
On Thursday evening Sir G. Cockburn
cleared st. Helena's in the Northumber-
land in company with the Ceylon and Blu
cepha ius troop ships, having on board capt.
Gtealy's company of artillery. and the SD
regt. under Sir G. Bingham.
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CIRCULAR

Vd-DWce, Jlfy 3I8f, 1915.
STR--Fhe Prince Regent having taken
into his most gracious consideration, the
distinguished gallantry manifested on all
occasions by the officers Of the British ar
my, and having more particularly adver-
ted TO the conspicuous vaior displayed by
them in the late glorious victory gained
near Waterloo, by the army under the
field marshal the duke Wellington and
his royal highness being DESTROYS Of tcsti-
lying The strong sense entertained BY him
Of their devotion TO his majesty 5 service,
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Ntll'ICf

'syuE Subscrihers underthe firm Of T.e4g:s. Per-
4 AilS, q "a. having taken the 5muh tene-
ment OF Col. BuIloehs huil,lings, fronting the Ba-
sun where they store large quantities nt any ar
tieie. offer their services Gas Couinis ion -YLer-
chants,) to their friends aniife puoc at lmge.
They have for sale large quaniity Of Pit Goals,
lying adjoining the lumber-hoase OF Fox :. Rich.
sIrson, on the Basin, aud vii, treat with any
person (who comes well recomrnenicd) for raj
sing OF coal at MAJOR lao. Malor,s Pitts, in Pow
iaian.
Va'ner LEXIS, Robert Minis,
Mar. Perkins, Robert french.
May 81 5-6w
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'V.iIU.IBLE PROP E'HTTI==

P.iLU.1BLE PROPEHI'Y
I'm the Richmond Turnpike road, for sale, at
Public AUCTION, without Limitation.
The Subscriber will offer for sale, on the prem
ises, on Ssturday, the 2Sd inst $50 Acres of Land.
laid OF In lots TO suit purchasers.
100 acres a this land, lies within three miles OF
the city, and the residue within four miles Three
fourths of the land is in wool, aud affords many ell
lgbIe situations for building.
TIE sale will be conducted by Mr.. James Il
Lynch, aud viii commence at II o'clock A NJ
y credit OF j, sud IL months, will be allowed
the purchasers, upon THEN giving negotiable notes,
with deedsoi trust te secure tue payments.
EDWARD G.. DAVIS.
POSTPC. NE.iE.N'T'.
In consequence OF the severe illness of the pro-
Trie'or OF the slnye properly, the Sale is Posibo-
teG, until Fridsy, the 9th October, when it viii
positively take place the premises ut / o'oloek
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