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II 11iG.'i,a.S RIIUHTE.
NOTICE
is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT THE
.A.c.KI' .2{It.ITNI, COIHY OE

is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT THE
,NG,-KT .GULUST COC3T OF
ONTuoAtEitY County, at the conrt- house
aR thereof, shall sell at public auction, for cash.
so much of all the
LANDS 81 LOTS,
IN that county, returned delinquent for the non-pav-
of the c,xcs Ofthe last year. will be sufficient
discharge the vi taxes which shall then re-
main unpaid as well tor that year As for any afeara
ges that may be due, since the year 1888, and ten
per cent damages thereon, together with the taxes
of The present year
The Sales viii co nmence on the first day of the
court and continue from day to day until they shall
be completed.
The subscriber is authorised receive all such tax
es and Damages at any time before the land shall be
old
list of delinquents noy he seen in the Clerks Of
flee of the county, possession of the subscriber,
IN the office of the Auditor of public accounts.
WIN. 3. CuARLToS, and
Tuos MOWER, d. S.
tar
GoRDAS CLoYD, S. NJ. C.
June 1O-rNSw
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NOTICE
is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT TIE
Az, Y L, III Il. p u, =. - -. :. =. -

Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT TIE
.NEYF8GGUST COURT' OF
NOTTOWAY Comfy, ut the Court house there
"a OF, shall sell, at Public Auction, for cash, so
much OF all the
L.2.N'DSeS GOTS,
In That county, returned Delinquent o, the non-Dav-
ment OF taxes due thereon fo The year 1889 to the
year Isle inclusive, will be sufficient to discharge
the arrears OF taxes which shall then remain unpaid
and ten per cent'Im damages thereon
ne sale viii commence. on the first dag OF the
court AMI contims fror day to day, until they shall
he completed
line Subscriber is authorised to receive all such
taxes aid damages at any time before the land siai
be sold
a list o.; deiinquencics may be seen in the Clerks
ohce OF the County, in possession OF the Subscri-
counts.
JOHSS @. WOCDLIEF, ID. S. for
JAMES III. MUNFORD,
iSieTJH' NJ .A,sffo-y1, fio,,u.,,
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June %.
NtT,INE

NJ AtE
Us HEREBY GIVEN, Fnqt AZ the next August
Court OF bucs inghan, County "a the Court fiteise
tsereoi, We shalt SELL az pubic auctien for cash, so
much Of al tue
L.4NOS = LOTS,
In That County returned delinquent for the nonpay-
ineet OF the taxes OF Use last year ss will be sufficient
70 discharge the arrears oftses which shall then re-
na'n am I'd Tor that year. and ten Ter cenuin DANA
ges thereon, together with the taxes OF the present
year.
Ihe Sales viii commence on the first day.of the
completed
iIe Subscribers are authorised to receive all taxes
ana damages, at any time before the land shall be
sold.
- LIST ofdel 'Gncnces may be seen in the Clerks
0i'ee s' Use couutJ, in the poess)n Of S9ul Jones' al
1ncSngha'n &. House, or in tie Office The Auditor
d Public Accounts.
VIZ II. PERKINS, and
JAMES JoSE-, DeO4l'ies,
Far Charles Fancy, Saertg II BactHg-
ham County
June S. Cur
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NOVICE
NOTICE
rs HEREBY CIYEN, TINT .fT THE
NEXT AUGUST COURT OF

\
rs HEREBY CITE.A, TINT .dT' THE
NEXT AUGUST COURT OF
ANlES-CITY County, at the Court-house thereof,
81 shall sell at Public Auction, Tor cash. So much
OF all the
LANDS & LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent the non-pay
ment OF the taxes Of the lust year, vail he Sufficient
to discharge the arrears OF taxes which sliau then
remsn unpaid lor that yea, and ten per centum da-
images thereon, together with The Of tie present
yCat.
The sales viii commence on the first day Of the
Court and Continue from day to day, until they shall
be completed.
Also, at the same time and place, I shall sell at
ubiic Auction orcash, much Of all the Lands aud
ho'm that county, returned delinquent for tie nom
1878.
The Subscriber is authorised 20 receive all suci,
taxes and damages at any time before thc laud shall
be sold.
last Of dclnquencies may he seen in the Clerks
Office OF the County, in possession OF te Sunscri-
Der, or, in the Office OF the Auditor OF Pubic Ac-
COUNTS
WV. J. ALLEN
She1!Gof JameS- Ciiy.
Igfga
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NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIYEA
1fGy %.

10 HEKEBY GIVEN,
FaNAAT at the next August Court Of Hcnrico Comfy
4 at the Courthouse thereof, shall sell at Public
Auction for cash, so much of all the
LANDS q Lo9S,
m that C0uhty retiru,a delinquent for the non-pay-
ment OF the Taxes OF the iast year, as will be sui-
Gent TO discharge the Taxes which Shall
then remain UNPAID for that year, and Il per centun
damages thereon, together with the Taxes of the pre-
SEM year he Sales will commence tse first ,ay
OF the Court and continue from day 10 dav until thev
shall be complicated.
The Subscriber is authorised To receive all such Tax
es and damages, st any time before the Land shall be
sou list oil deinquencies may be seen in the Clerk
Ohee ol the County in the possession of the Subscri
Der, or IN the Office OF the Auditor of Public Ac-
UJ' at She ..l1lc
much Of the Lands and Lots returned delnqucnt -
will be sufficient To discharge the due thereon
Pvior to ths year 1911.
TIL PROsSER, S.HC.
.afIc, 94-7ysro
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NOCICE
rs HEREBY GJFE.N. ,

TSHEREBY GITE.N; TINT
A T the august Court of Bath County, at the
"A Courthouse thereof shall sell at public auc-
tionfCr cash, so much ofa the
L.9.N'7).S g LOTS,
in that sounyt returned delinquent Tor the pay
ment OF the taxes OF te last year, together with all
lands& lotsreulrned delinquent forthe years / 81,
1892, l7o5, 1875, 1795, 1885 1872 1898, 1899, isOO
1901, 1889, 1905, 1904 1905, 1906, 1907, 1909, 1870
1871, 1912, lSl3 will be sufficient discharge the
oixes Which shall then remain unpaidfor those
years, aud ten per cent per annum damages thereon
and costs, together with the taxes for the present
yew.
The Sales will commence on the first day of the
COURT and continue from day day, until they SHAH be
completed.
The subscriber. authorised to receive all such tax
es and damages atany time before the land shall be
sold.
A LIST of delin1uencies may be seen in the Clerk S
Office OF the Comfy, in possession of the sulscri-
Der, on in The Office OF the Auditor of Public Ac-
COUNTS
WTLLRL}L yIiDE.4.N; S. b. C..
Sune 3-zpS4gb
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LOUIS CONYERT

81 hD,in consequence OF being robbed Of two bundles
HI O' DOE Bills, 10 the amount Of about SO,
erb7o"c' Che puOiic against receiving any such bills
'gn si by him Iheexigeney ofthe timesard the mo
~ @'iiI o carrying MS business, without such
mia 'or suinl sums w. from to 50 cents, induce
r|H 'hst confidence may be placed in all bills duly
80 sd issued by him, asabOye. He makeshim
gee for the respective sums which his due
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NO1'ICE
June 10.

ID HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT THE NEXT
AUGUST COURT OF
ORANGE county, at the court-house thereof 7
~ Shall sell at public auction for cash, So much OF
ali tiIe "
LANDS &C LoTS,
IN thst county, returned delinquent Tor the non-pav,
ment OF the taxes OF the years 1890 1901 1872 Eo5
1879, H95, 1890, 1897, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1907
iSo5 1914 1905, 1906, 1907, 1909, 1910, ISL 1877
X 1918, as will be sufficient TO discharge the arrears of
taxes which shall then remain unpaid tor those years
anu ten per cent. perannum damages thereon
The sleswll commence on the FIRST dav of the
court ana continue from day day, until they shall
be completed
Inc subscriber authorised to receive all such tax
sold. ''' "'
Inc office OF the auditor Of pubic 5cd'5u,'ts. = - - "
PHILIP c. GAVE, d. S.
FOR
John HENSHAW s. o. C.
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PATENT WOOD-SCREH,s.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Patent Wood Screens,
From the Manufactures, constantly for 81, ON H.
most favorable terms by jerks * BILLINGS.
June Ia 6w---
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LIMBS AND LOrS.

In that County returned delinquent for the non-pay-
I0ent OF he Taxes of The years 1872, 1898, 179i,
i795, 1906, 1877, l79S, 1893 sol, 1892, 1905 1904
1905, 1905, 1907, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912 and 1918,
ms will he sufficient 10 discharge the Of
ad the last year, and per ccntup pet annum d,-
IMAGES thereon, together with the Of the present
year
The Sales will commence Oh the first day Of the
Court, and continue from day day, until they shall
be completed.
The Subscriber is authorised II receive ali such tax
es and damages at any time before the land shall be
sold.
a list ofdelinqu, cies may be seen in the Clerks
oihce OF the County, in possession Of the Subscri-
Der, or, IN the Office of the Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts.
WM BELL. Deputy,
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May 81.
Office

NOTICE
= S HEREBY GIVEN, That at the next August
4 Court OF Frederick County, at the Courthouse
thereof shall sell Public Auction for cash. so much
ofall the
LANDS e. LOTS.
in that County returned delinquent for the non-pay
nent OF taxes thereon, from the year 1871 to the
year 1878, inclusive with damages On the taxes aore
SAID, at the rate OF ten per centum per annurn from
the dates AZ which the said lands and lots have respec
lively been returned delinquent.
he sales will commence on the first day ofthe Court
and continue from day day until they shall be COM
peted
the subscrberis authorized TO receive all such tax
es and damages, at any time before the land shall be
sold.
list ofdeinquencies may be seen in the Clerks
Once OF the County IN possession Of the subscriber or
M the Office OF the Auditor of Public Accouats
CHAS. MCCORMICK,
DeR'y Sheriff ejfI'rede,ick County
GEORGE BLAKMORE, Sheriff.
= ,(1,h
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT THE
.NEXT .2UGUST COURT F0R
STANFORD county, At tive Comt-house thereof,
tf: all
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
BERNARD HILL. Jux.

TAKES this method 10 inform his old Cus,oracts
and the Public in general. that he can furnish
them at the shortest notice, with the following art-
cles, at wholesale or retail, viz white Rs ne of
al! sizes desp-sea and hand Lines; Log Lines
Housing and Msrlinc; seine, sewing and whipping
Twine; Pack Thread Cod Lines Bedcorsls. irom
TO 10 Dollars per dozeni Fish Lines, all sizes. of
cotton, flax or silk Chalk-Lines; Mu.c-.IasdIng,
cotton and silk Cords, for trimmings carpet Wsfp
and Filling Flax, Tow, &c. &c. Sc
lie assures those who may favor him with their
CUSTOM that the above articles will he manufactur.
ed OF the best materials, warranted as good and
sold as cheap as be purchased in The State of
Rhodeislsnd. .Diarch 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
APPRECIATION

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify, hathaving
IN various Cases used Dr. Roberts ms celebrated Fam
lily Medicines, which are now prepac ed by DR. L. "
Dyot. of Philadelphia, we have found them highly
ser'cabe in families, and particularly eficaci-
ous in removing these complantsior which they are
prescribed, We feel assured of heir exec Hence and
consider these medicines valuable and well worthy
the attention of all families.ln testimony hereof we
have affixed our respective signatures
David Jones, late Chaplain 10 Gen Wayne, Chester
county : Ed Ayers, V ID NJ. No, ll2, North Fifth 81
Ed. Wellington, No. g. Queen-street; Na,h Bayne,
No 85. North Front-street; John ID Nelson, No o5,
Rice-street, Adam Vance, 79, Christianstrcet Wm.
Julian 90, South Fifh-strect Jacob slough, ISL.
Noble street. cob Huff, No S55, Caowhill st. /;
ii l. Broslasky, No 81, south sixth street John
Shreeves, ir. No 5S, Coates-street; J. Himu, n F.
corner of Race and Ten,h-strcet; Hannah Burden,
No. 529, south irent street = Thomas Rose, Tamma-
ny-st 4. Goodwin, Market.slreet: James Branson,
Burlington county, NJ WIN. HolIinshesd, Glouees
ter comfy, N J. EnoolrEldrldge, Gloucester county,
j. Chris Dresher, upper Dublin county, (Pa Jo.
scph Henry, near Norristown, Montgomery County
George Engels, L. S. Arsenal. Isaac Virgins, Ches.
er county
NSspori. .lfarch 90. 1915. 1yew
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
From The Chihcofhe FREEDMAN.
AMt,RICANISN.

During the late operations at New-Orleans, the
scene of action lay chiefly or contiguous 10 the
plantation OF Major General yILLKRE, u gentleman
OF considerable property, who commanded dvis-
ION oil tue Louisiana militia under Gen jackson A.
g.eeably 10 the usual mode of wagiug war, the Brit
ash pundered the generals PLANTATION; carried off
ms hegroes, took his cattle, horses, SC. to great
amount. and Afterwards induced his son to accent
OF the sum OF 49O dollars. compensation forthe
losses which his father had sustained Upon being
made acquainted with this circumstance, the Gener
al lndgnant at the Insult thus oe! ed him by he en-
emy, wrote a letter (of which The following is a
Wanslaton,) to the commander in chief
.Ncsv.Orleans, january 2eh.
SIR-i have seen with composure tse
excesses which have sgnalizeo the progress
OF the army under your command /; neither
have been astonisned at the destruction of
my properly, or the carrying off OF my slaves.
l was no' ishoran of the infamous conduct
oi the British Amy in other parts of the u
nlfed stis-aod did nor expect tina, this
seouon It the unoo would experience bet.
ter treatmcat al tne. hands. But was pen.
etrated with g,leG waeD my son, of whose
candor and inexperieDce you took an i'm
proper advantage, p'esentcd inc with the
49o dollars, which one of the commissaries
OF your army gave BIN by your ordc in pay.
mens tor my cattle, horses, and other ar,ielcs
and shuddered with indignation at an in.
suit which never expected would ever be
offered 10 gentleman and soldier. Mai.
Gen. jackson is willing, at my request, to rc-
turn you this money, in my eyes as contcmp.
ible as your conduc, is humilia,ing. This
am persuaded will effect no change in vour
conduc'-bul It will at leas, give you an idea
OF the disposition of the mao whom YOU have
attempted to dishonor.
have the honor to be, Sc.
JACQUES VILLERE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

. Tue y .. schr. Nonsuch, Lit. Haddaway,
arrived al New-York, Gath ult. in 10 days
seom Bermuda. BY the above arrival We
iearn, that all the American prisoners of war
had leii Bermuda. The Levant sloop-of war
was q, bermuda. No late intelligence of the
u ,. ingate Constitution, nor any late adyi-
ces from europe had been received a, Ber-
mud1---A new paper is proposed TO be
published 10 Philadelphia. to be entitled The
-Natonai and Commercial Gazette /; by Major
GEORGE M'Giassin, of the u: S. army
lhs "a At Portsmouth, has not ye, any of her
crew, aod her masts arc not in.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
POETRY.
r1oM rae AmERlcAs VOLUNTEERS.

The following Song, composed by one OF
the " brave black patriots" who SO nobly
.. volunteered their services, under the re-
doubable admiral Cockburn, in the Chesa-
peake Bay last summcr,is intended 10 be sung
in CHARACTER, with unbouoded applause at the
next opening OF the Theatre Royal, Convent
Garden and Drury LAM
Tune Great 1goyeE al Sea, or Lo0e and U7askey.
WHEN me leetic boy. den me come from Guinea,
Bucra man teal me, bring me TO Virginia;
Dare me very much work,
Great big fencc-raI toat.e--
But British man, he come,
He give me fine red coat-e:
CHoRUs--ki toi la raj le
Ii tol tol Ia raj la de
ri tol la raj la
Ia raj a raj IL de.
Captain money give, very much tank he.
But de sqjer man call me dam black Yankee
Admiral ceaver good,
lie give me pork and bean.c--
go long wid him,
For take New .Orlean-e,
R tol la raj la, &c.
When we come ashore, great big gun va shute.e,
For make Yankee run den we could de booty !"
But da baokwood Yankee
lie not much good mater
lie say he " one-haif horse,
Half an alligator! ;"
Ii rol la raj la, &c.
General he much swear, make dc mortar tunder,
Old iick'ry man TO. scare. till we get de piunder,
Den wild prettygarI,
Wen have plenty fun-e-
Bu, Old Hickory man
Debii step would rune!
Tol la la raj la, &c.
Admiral now get mad, call "Yankee sons bitche.'
Yankee man no care, he make one big sitch-e
But when British man
He go up 10 storm-e,
How dc Y ,Dkees shoot.c,
Lord ha' marcy ne
q la la ra Ia, &c.
Gen all get kill, Yankee man he shoot-e,
lie give ttiac PHI, that very good "booty!"
Den de Curne stamp
And sweare like a nation,
"Dis de debil a way
For make one demonstration -"
Ii rol la raj In, &c.
BLACK all come oh,much white man lay bchind-c,
Some get good deal hurt, some day could find-c,
CufIcc dey bring here,
Make Sugar in Jamaica--
Me wish me AT home
Gazing nice hoc-cakc.a.
ri ,oi la raj Ia, &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

W0. 30, I6GWes-Slrcef, Z
u ESPECTFULLY informs the public tLat he a.
IN gain occupies his old stand. in Newport, where
Gentlemen and Lades' can be accommodated with
gen,cel Boarding and Lodging as formerly lie al
so improves the wharf and stores of VIM Gardner.
(iate Caleb Gardner, Esq where ships may be ac-
commodaed with wharfage and every necessary f,r
fitting and where goods may be stored on reasona.
bile terms. The smallest favor gratefully acknowl.
edged .4bra 5
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

Communication "A mslancholy event
mas occurred IN the ociehborhoodoi Plymouth,
lMass.) which adds another victim of slisap.
pointed love to the numerous instances since
tho days OF Lcander and Here. A Young
woman whose residence wns in the vicinity Of
a United States fort, situated on tho marcio
OF The ocean, was cnamoured with one of the
soldiers OF the garrison but as he was
young man whom her parents supposed TO be
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

unworthy Of her they forbade her rccciviag
his visits In moment of despair sh, de-
ermined on suicide. The day was cold and
tho wind boissero.Is the immense Ocean in
full view before her. From the summit o.
a rock she behcId the waves foamiDg and
dashiDg on the shore beneath, sigh, sutiici-
eni 10 intimidate the most intrepid heart, ,and
discourage so rash a deed But determined
on death, she threw herself into the ioamIng
bl.ows, and found a wateIy grave. The SOL
der for whom she sacrificed her life was
placed under guard To prevent his commit
ting the same horrid act.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
The Gregf Prize drapn in The New
2orR Lottery.

MO. 14,583 came out of the wheel the SD day
~ drawing of the Board Of Health Lottery, the
CAPITAL Prize of
Forty Thousand Dollars.
The ticket was sold by c. Il II. Waite, of New
York, to Mr. L. Kdder, of thoir agents ia Bos-
ton
The Ten Thousand Dollar p ize,
in the same Lottery, also sold by & & X. Waite.
who have for sale Tickets IN the Grand Navigation
Lottery, At nine dollars each, which begins drawing
IN September next.
N. Is. All Tickets from Wae's Offices have their
names printed on the back of each.
All orders gratefully attended to by
April 20. JOSIAH O. SHAW, .4geRt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

LOUISVILLE, (Ken.) Apni 5, lSl5.--The
extraordinary swell TO the Ono curing he
last week, must have occasioned inca aicuiabie
loss 10 persons owning property adjacent to
the river. We understand that the valuable
manufacturing mill owned by Mr.. Iarascon,
OF Shippingpert, has been swept off lis
said to be higher at this time than II has been
known for the last twenty years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

Jl62icing Acciden; ,---On Friday last, as two
young gentlemen, Carson and Earle, were on
an excursion for game, in the neighboI hood
of the city OF Philsdelphis, the fo~ling piece
of the latter Was accidentally discharged, when
The whole contents entered the forehead of
Mr.. Carson, midsbIpman in the U. States
service, and killed him instantaneously.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
UnitedStates Apothecary Generals Office,

O"''e~ oE"'tS ~ lPV9WtCdl otUC/ no CHCC,
.A5any, 3lst .Ilarch, 1915.
g URGEONS and Mates, other officers attached
~ to the United States or States service, or Ill
other persons holding hospital supplies of any des-
cripnon whatever, belonging TO the United States
army, are hereby required report the same with
out delay 10 this Office, TO either of my assis,ants
at the following stations, viz: Burlington, (Ver)
WiIlamsville and Brownsville, IN. w Boston, N
London, New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Vn)
Charleston, Is c. and New-Orleans. Each article
of Medicine, Surgical Instruments. Rcgimental Me-
dicnc and Store Chests, Hospital Stores Furniture,
Bedding, or Equipment, not Immediately waited,
must be forthwith rctursed TO this dc partment, and
placed IN either of the aforementioned deposits re-
ceip,s will be given for the same, which will exon
crate the present possessor from further responsible
ity, and enable him TO settle his accounts with the
government. AL expenses incurred in The transport
tation Of these articles from their present situation
to the nearest of the above mentoned deposits will
be paid by the quarter masters de- parmen, such ac-
ountsbeing previously certified by myself ether
of my assistants. FRANCIS LIE BARON,
US. .3pothecary General.
Ct The printers employed to publish The laws of
the United States requested to insert this notice
six times i'll succession in their papers, and present
their accounts to the Quarter -Master-Generals Dc.
partment. A1o1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
Long-wharf Public Free School.

THIS school commenced in October last with 25
i Scholars-The Trustees have directed IN
crease of the Pupils, at the discretion Of the School
Committee. Application for admittance may be made
TO either Of the subscribers, within three weeks.
JOHN l. BOSS,
NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
ROBERT ROGERS, ~SchooL Committee.
SlLAS DEAN,
S L. NORTHAM,
.Ne1obort, .3prit 49, 1915.
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TO LET,
Commissioners'Notice.

WYE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court of Probate, OF the town OF
Portsmouth, commissioners 10 receive and examine
the claims against the estate OF BENZ. BkoWN'
late of said Portsmouth, deceased, rtpresen'ea IN
solvent, do hereby give notice, that SIX months irc"'
the ,entb inst is allowed the creditors of said Es-
tate, to bring in and prove their respective CLAIMS
and that Shall attend for that purpose at our re-
spectiye dwellings at any time during sand pcriod'
GILES MANCHESTER, co,,'rs.
SAMUEL CLARKE,
All persons indebted TO said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
PATIENCE BROWN, .qGiinistratrir.
Portsmouth, .3br1l 90, 1915.
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FOR SALE OR TOILET.

THAT pleasant situated House, corner of Wash
ington and Willow street, on Easton's Point,
in good repair. 7lSo the House directly to the
eastward Of the above, fronting Wiliow,sireet con-
vonienty calculated for two small families Terms
of payment made easy, if good securhyis gwen
The front House will be rented the first of Octo-
Der next, if not sold the other he will rent imme-
dia,ely Terms made known, by applying to the
subscriber JAMES TOWNSEND.
Nc,rbort yLnrch % 1915
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LAS moved to the House, No. $50, in the rear of
III Mr. TAyLos's Apothecary shop, in Thames.
s,rcet--wherc he may be consulted, and will attend
to all calls in the line Of his profession, as usual.
Newport, April &c, 1915
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VALUABLE FAkM.

e7'HE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
in Middletown, about one mile and half from
the state-house in Newport. Said Farm contains \
bout 60 acres of land with great quantity of excel
lent fruit trees of all kinds-together with the build
ings thereon standing. For other Information in.
quire of ALANSON PECKIlAM.
MddlctoWn, Dec. Is, 1914