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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
Iuly "a
10 Be JoLd at patbhc auffioa on Uedasfday
the 9th day # Ausaf next (uu1sJJ brevi-


the 9th day # Auggf next { unisl5 previ.
o4SJ di5pyed Of at private Jale
THg ROPE WALK aud urenfil. together with
two Dwelling Houfes, one Cordage aud che
Hemp Store (fandi ng on eaied land which has
about nine wears 10 rum belonging TO The eitase
Of he La ZACHARIAH MsRsTON deceafed.
Said Rope Wax has machine for laying Cordsge,
and for G5uat,on aud Other hyperion advantages
IL not, perhaps exceeded by any; Handing at
d0ance from any other building which renders it
very iecure from hre
hhs-All the RICH, of The hsirs of the late z.
Marton, to certain iot of Land meaiuring 81 feer
on Back itrest and 50 feet on Fiddle taoe with the
Dwelling Houie (now ocSup ed by Capt Joihus
Fseemso) ard barn thereon--l PEW No 70 in
he Rev l. Nichols Meeting Hcn.e--' Pew and
one half Pew in the brick Church, ihares in
the Maine Fire and Marine Iniur ance Company
/ thare in the Portland Observatory and iltAre in
Jefferfon Turnpike
Terms made known At the time of fale.
ASA CT sP .6serstov.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
IMPORTANT

On the 18th May, the Congress Of Vienna, re-
newed their Declaration of Out-lawry agains Bon
afarte, of the 18th May and this neyv declara-
ton signed by the Ministers Of Austria, France,
Great Britain, Bavaria, DENMARK, Portugal,
Prussia, Russia, Spain, SWEDEN, Hauoyer, ~ eth
erands, Sardinia, SAXONY, the Two SciIies, aud
Wuuembufg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
Seeing IS beiieVinp-Call-

ottHl8 = DeIItVNl55-~-k~ AL 80
THE sabscribel takes he libcr inform ~
: irerts sed Gus omers thsf he has ocked
ht4sgpre VIA gene q, asSor ment nF
EnsLsh u Yves India Goods 81 Groceries
rHOM IS FOAShITH,
MI. / need OF, ;snners or biuaber OH Con
s;antl, KEEP, on 4snd at the busst ptic>--A iso r.
= su ad'wo story house 10 lets few rods we
Of he one he l.,ey tudt
u Those indebted TO him can't pay 90 quick
Po.d- nd July "a,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

The communication signed " Lincoln" together
with several others OF similar mature a re omitted
Tor the present not because we are wanting IN d
disposition to lend our hama.e aid in The pleven-
ton OF evii as well as ths promotion OF good but
because, from view d The a3le ground, under
existing circumstances are iully persuaded that
the publication Of these Essays III a Newspaper
would nave direct ,eGdency 20 increase rather
than check the evil Complained Of
he COMMUNICATION OF" 4boroatius" addres'd to
MAJ. Zen. ". il. detailing bis conduct ard ooser-
vat.ons respecting Court Marshal about to be
convened al Bath, is received. those who know
Gen. Z. know what he is capable Of saylns aud
doing ia these 6 but as tue trial has not taken
place 10 publish any thing relating to it., would
look too much like fre.cGeng The cause.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

IItol IulCn or Lemonade
TEE NRY WARREN has for sale a. h shop
IL 4 mex door 20 the Pot Off < Bodies L. M
oo 7ieup ior making Punch OF Lemonade. The
tscli.g wi h wIlici Panch Lemonade can be
made with TIT S up.us superior quality, ia con-
vehiencc And chespaesS, ate alone sufficient 20 re-
oommend l:t"Eerefsl use. Tavern Keeper 10
y t'culAr w'll 6"d many advantages IN Using Ibis
oi,up asevery person allows il 70 be equal and
many super 70 The { esh Lemon,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

The state Of Europe becomes daily more
and more interesting. The foreign articles i'll
this days paper, show that ans'mpossant chi
sis in the situation Of affairs N tEar 4uarter,
must soon take place. The inha3iiants on the
frontiers of Belgium were removing with their
effects from those places, which, in all proba-
bility, before this, have become involved in
the scenes OF carnage. What the Issue Of the
mighty combat viii be, time only can unfold
This country has recently witnessed some Of
the evils and caIamities Of war but they were
few and small, when compared with those
which our fellow beings in Europe are threat
ened Hith-put they Were more than sun
cient to excite watchtuI vigIence in the cit:-
zens of this country to guard against repeti-
ton of them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
GAZETTEER or THE WORLD.
PROPOSALS

BY MELVIN LORD, OF Boston,
For publishing GENERAL GAZETEER, or
BIOGRAPHIES l. DICTIONARY,
in Mfnsture.--Io contain in aph sbetical order
description OF the Empires, Kingdoms, States,
Provinces, Forts, Seas, Halbours. Towns. Xiv
ers, Lekes, Mountains, Csres, SC &c, in he
known wo.id with The government. customs,
manners and religion of the inhahrrn's
To be illustrated BY map Of ne W9rM
Originally wrt'en by X. DkOOKGSs NJ d !;
,nd now to be grea ly improved snJ brought 10
the present time, by = gentleman Of this county.
Price to subscribers, one dollar ami seoenty fire
esats--.o norssubscFioess the price viii be en-
hznc, -
Subscriptions for Ire above VIZ received at
the Bookstore Of ISAAC. ADAMS, ahee a
specimtn Of he work may Be seen
TJly II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

new Declarati7n ID addition to that on The 18th
may, Wit4 aace ii IL consequence of the PROPOSE.
tion of odoGare To adhere to the Treaty of Par
Is. a Ions = ration to this effect was drawn
up and s.eaed follows -
dCSIh PORTUG Al.
PrInce AetteHlca, Count de Pamela,
oafon NesseA1- (. Saldanha,
Sy-2L.t. Lobo.
2. Comes Labrador. PRUSSIA
FRANZ Prince Hardenberg,
Prince Ialeyra-j, Baron fIuinboidt.
Duke Of oat5e.g KCSSIA.
Count \. d. ao- les. Count Aasoumousky,
GfSE % ~ IN Count 5takeberg,
olancarty, Count Nesseirode.
Nathcart, SVEDEN.
stewart, Count Lowenhlelm.
IL @as ai-1, on anne dag, apprOred and signed
as foiloncs ::
E4V 4TE Sl:RDTNTA.
Count hecE Marquis de st. Marsan,
DEN 44r Count RosSi.
y BerdSt2B SiYONT.
L.. DernstofI Count Schulemberg.
H4N0 TE.E TWO SICILiES.
count Munster, The Commander Rufo.
Count ifardenbu?gh. ITURFE.HBERG.
"LIHE8LANDS. count Winzingerode,
Baron Spaer, Baron Linden.
Baron Gagern.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
Commonwealth Of MaGachufetts.

Commonwealth Of Mahachufetts.
11oRx, ss.--.ft a GiyruH Court Of Conlpaar
fleas, bavi4g jurisditfien Of te5s2n mat
ter, begun and baden at Yak. 4vit5Fr
and /or the county Of lark, on The third
Monday Of .4p,il, being The yJsysntesntb
day Of Jaid month, n. d, 1915 :.
ON the petition aforetaid, 0.dsysd, bat the petit
TONERS notify a.! perioas interstied 10 appear &C
the next term of ,his Court, 20 be holden al Alfred
within and for laid ccun If York on the iecond
Monday of September next; BY cauiing an atteit.
ed copy of faid petition, and this ofder thereon,
70 be puolhed IN the Portland Gazette three
weeks iuccef,ivey; AMI afo by serving the CisrS
IF the town of Parionsfe,d with like copy CT
lad petition and order the alt publication and
letvice aforeaid TO be thirty days at leah before
the faid next term: that said lmeEei!ed persons
may then aud there fhew cauGe, il any shey have,
why The prayer of iaid petition fhoud not De
granted
Auca. DANIEL SEWALL, Clerk.
INV % #4a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW PUBLICATIONS
FOR SALE at
ISAAC ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
The MAGIC of WEALTH,
A Novel,in two volumes--by T S SURF, auth
OF of Winter in London BIC --ALSO-
Guy Mannermg, or the .fstrotoger,
by The su'hor Of "Waverly"--S vols. in2
lis said ,hat words and sgas have powsr
O'.r spirits in planetary hour,
Bui scarce praise their ven''rou part,
Who tsglPer with such dangerous art.
Lgof tie Last Miasre!
Maps ofthe u. States 5. of Europe,
of portable size
Jus, received IN assortment Of
PENKNIVES,
of the best quality
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
10 BE SOLD.

A n old building ffauding next above the Stage
9 Cf6ce, TO be taken down o! removed)-- H'o,
to be lealed he land on which fzd building now
fands together with the loo above mesiuEing a.
bout hxty feet on Main-free.. appy 10
RICHARD MOTLEY.
July "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

Marshal SovLT has been appointed Bon
ap4rte's Major General.
La Fayette, ard his son, have been e.
iseed members OF the new House oil Dep
ulies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

SAMUEL HANSON,
HAS for fale a, his fore No, |, Exchange Row,
a general afortment of
Welt India Goods. and Groceries,
AMONG WHICH Akx--
100 bbs. iupe 6ne FLOUR
goo bufheis Yellow CORN
6 oaks RICE
a chefs TEA
s bales COTTON
rs quiutai1 Cod FISH
SO hhds. SALT
bbis Fiae blown do.
boxes by and 8 by 10 GLASS
8 hhds W l. RUM
-. Mill SAWS
200 lbs Factory YARN
200 Chip HATS
Jul, "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
q. f.se) at q democratic celebration

q ....;,,e. (Me) at democratic ceieora'ion
7. - ,,,s 4th Of July |; ou 49,.
Iss ls :s,nrs from tie atlantic to the Pactfc
y Ss' ~' sxing her taions on the isthn1a' o
rdr ' ",,e,ch with her besk to The Nothern
rys,
u ,pAa, great Eagle thar ssoaIa BEL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

From Saocden--We learn by an arrival from Got
tenbursh, that the owedes appeared determined to
assist III dethronng Bo.aparte again. All appear
ed tranquil in Sweden to domestic afairs4-Pait.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
FOR sale BY
William SW AN

No 10, Long WhnE
40 boxes nchong TIE A--kan,6.e, Cargo
20 chess do do .9aco5 :;fOne's 10.
a bhds w Rum
4 do patent d.t,u, &c &c
July "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
JOSEPH JOHNSON,

las just received and offers for sale at bis store
n i head of Exchanse-street, next door above
Messrs. Barbour and Lincolu's,
Black, brown, green and mixed Cashmere
black, blue and mixed Angola itib-blsck & white
Italian Crape-5Iack and colored Canton Grape
black and white Cambrick-Linen Gambric--lIain
and figured CaDbr;ck bIuslms-Fancy MI Fms
Caico--Ginsham- Copperpste-Driti> and In
dia Cotton--Cotton kersey iDaBdtk Table
C!oths--Napkins-- Diaper--Linan--bIre and butl
Fankins--black and checked silk Hand, crchfefs--
1audannas-shawIs-wh striped, and figured
jean aler6ellles Vesting--biaek ard green Silk
FianneIl--iad.es, DISQUALIFICATION Umbrei-
Ias--geatlemen's Leather G!oves-ladIes' long and
short silk and Kid dloVes--gentlemen and ladies'
Cotton sIosk--Cottqn, Flag, white Cambrick, and
Madras h3ndk frfhi0fs--Cesrl and plain ed gel
Ribbons---f a,1--4s4s pend l'ins---C ombs-
Thimbles-scissors---g fhiftaha Vkt Baton.
-Penknives---Coat ard vest Jsa.gJps- ~ ..s' ana
misses Kid, Morocco and Leather slo<s &c. &c.
--AIso-- a 1881 n
A general assortment of Factory Yarn, Thread, i
Gingham, Stripe, fustian, Shooting and Shirting,
which will be sold cheap az at4hs Factory. 3
Portland July 2z 1915, 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

HAVE retu ne. 10 then futiner stand, No {
Mu s. - Row, NJ .ddie street (hnin which the
We e lAtel, drNen b. fire) ana oiicr t3r sale
Lea6rsl asor tmrnt Of
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10000 dolls. highest Prize
Plymouth Beach Louey-5M Glass.

1900 Tickets, at 10 dolls each, is s 10000
y5ot Btaaks 10 a PiirS. and no deduc,ioa
First loUU Is 'anks 90 be entities to y II aeh.
The first drswu number on the frsl days drawing
entitled Iwo Hugred Iickefs al ~ Do,iais en-, h.
numbered from 1904 To l6OJ, inclusive, anu from
850I To 5000, inclusive, is
Iw9 In usand Dollars I!
The two bundled tickets to which the first drawn
number Is emitted selected by the MsnsgeIs,
and 10 DC delivered TO the fortunate holder dc.
manded.
b, the above scheme, the fortunate holder OF the
first drawn number may obtain
Fy.y 2honssnd DoHars
Tickets and Shares in .he above popu.sr Lottery
in great variety of Members csr be obtained A.
the Truly Fortunate LOTTERY Office of
A!so,--Tickts aod Shares IN the Canal Lottery
Sl5OO highest prize Washington Bridge Lottery
5,n ci ., 81 700 highest prize; and Baptist stone
Chapp LOTTERY, S2,UOO.
Tickets in tee above three Lotteries only S5.
Feb l.
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foreign 9ntelligenee.

London, jan. 2.-OIders have been sen,
10 the Transport Board 10 discharge no Less
than $4,000 tons Of transports.
Jan. ia letter from Deal, dated Jan 9,
says, /" The ship Faith, from the Alediietra.
mean for Hull, arrived IN the D0wos this day
The mas,or reports, that IN bio passage down
the Mediterranean he fell IN with Turkish
frigsie, with 3 Dutch gaIliots III tow, which
she had taken. Tois circumstance proves
tho existence of hosIilities between The Age
rines and other Turks aud the Dutch"
Jan. i2.-The ship WhItworth is taking
in freight, and will .aiI IN few days for ~.
York.
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Lr,raeis from Brooke Gazetteer.


Atoms, large and strong town of At
riCa, ,n o.suaty The capl,ai oi the coun"y oi
A gees. /, 10 butt ON the dscliymy OF
ouotsin, and is 10 the form OF all Ampi-
tnSa,re ncxi the har Dor (; inso,nuch tha, the
house. appearing ono above sno.ner, make
q very hne appUatanee from the sea. Ine
tops ol INC houses are ali Hat, tor winch
reasou they walk apoi them IN mo evening
to take ,as oil besides, they are covered
WIN esun ada serve io, SORT of gardeos
Tao 81, ee,s are narrow, and serve 20 keep of
the sxlrems peat ,i the sun.-Tnc mole oil
ha, oor 10 500 paces in leagin, extending from
the conluSu, ~ smah Island, wncrc there
is castle aud iarge osaery OF guns. The
no,noe, ot inaaoisan,s is said 10 DC 100000
IA ,a,netans $4,000 Jews, aud 5000 Chris
usn siaves.- - Encn en,st subsislence is dcrl-
veu |, ,m tnen Pt Aeies, ior tncy make prizes
of AL Cn.isLan snIps that are mol al peace
WIN lncm. lac cuunvy aoout Aislsrs l.
ado, aed via sA.deos ana dne vliias, waerod
by iauAtaios and rvu,s,s and thltner the m
hahtanls rsso,t 10 ,ae aot s.asono. Aisiers
ha., tof ages, b. av.d tne resentment OF the
Inosl powc'iu, sls,es IN Ghi,tsadon. Tne
Emperor Charles V, iost tine u e, snd army
in an exped,,lnu aga.n.t ~ 10 i5+l Ihc
Bnisn butn, ,heir vessels IN tue uarbor ID
1855 ana 1910. Il vas bombarded oy the
Feeucn IN iosS In i775, the Sp.nia-ds
mace a dcseen, .sar Tie city with ios mida-
bic ar ny, bas werc defeated vish great siaush.
ter. L. 1884 tnej sent heei 10 attack the
fois INA dlicnd the narbor; out they were
repelied oy .De Aiyerinss, although they ,hade
elsnl successive attacks WIN g'eat spirit and
brase,y. la i767, the Aissrinss took tho
leid of the otne, stAtos OF bafbsiy, In reins.
iag to pay any longer tnels usual tllbute to the
Pore. isiers Is situate opposite Minorea,
$50 mics W. oil runis.--Lon ?, lS, +. lat.
3, -, N.
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NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

THE subscriber being duly appointed by the Hon.
Coun Of Probate of the town of North. X ings.
town, Administrators on the Estate of BENJAMIN.
CHAMPLiN, jun late of North'kit & town, dece as.
ed. requests all persons having demands agans, said
Estate 10 exh. bit them for adjustment and all per
sons indebted, by note or book account are reoues.
ted TO make payment by the first Of April, or they
will be lodged ior collection.
N3-for the accommodation of any concerned,
the books may be seen and adjusted at the store in
Wexford, lately occupied by he deceased, and now
in the occupancy OF Mr. Pardon +. Hammond, who
is authorized to adjust the concerns.
DANIEL CHAMpLIN, -3dn,in,strator.
Wickfor6 March 21, 1915
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r SUNhARY

Two British transport briggs, days from
Halifax, with 40 American prisoners, arri'-
ed at Salem, March 23d about 700 remain
ed at H.---Gov. Provost has appointed The
9th Of April as day OF public Thanksgiving
and Praise, in Canada, on. account OF the
eacc.----Ws learn from Gaudaloupe, Feb
la, that an expedition Of IA French mcn-oi-
war, had gone againu Chsisiophc, and that
Potion had compromised. Tho prize sch.
Bermuda Lass, sent into Wilmington, was
formerly the YaEkce Lass privateer OF Bris-
tol, II. /. sent into Bermuds, some months
since.--Thc pr. YoIk, from Newport, ar
at Baltimore I9,b inst st----Tho Manly Brit
ish brig Of war, was At Savannah, lAth inst.
and the Severn frigatc At anchor oil the light;
her barges had gone up to the city --- no
St. Lawrence was formerly the Atlas pr. OF
Baltimore, captured in tho Chesapeake, afer
q desperate action, by a division OF English
barges. Now sctaken by,tho Chasseur, oil
Baltimore.--The u. ). brig OF is
guns, is Fitting for ses at Warren, r. |. She
wa, built by Mr.. D'Wolfs, for puvatcer,
and sold TO goycrnment.-- B1Ssher,
Assistant Post Master at Bowling Grcen, Ky
has beca detected in rob5ing the pubic mail
and committed to jai.---The U 5. sch'r,
Nonsuch won't out Of Charleston on the / tn
insl. and delivered the British prisoners OH
bourd the fIga.s Severn.
xs
II is stated at fac, IN Philadelphia pa.
pee, that three foreigners IN that city have
loaned to governnsn, upwards of four mi
lions Of dollars. STEPHEN GIRARD;h DaIyc
OF ancs, holds stvck 10 the .nosa' of
S Sl,9oo,odo; JACOB GERARD Koch, ma.
live of Hon.nd, loaned 100000; aod DA-
vID PARIsH,a native OF Gcrmany,S 100000
Many Of the Peace Men" in Congress
have voted in favor Of ihe rvar with Alslers.
Il. is not, then, svar Hsry To winch tney are
opposed; out only .var .u,!h England! --"hys,
M.r-'s ~, ruh - p~ey Par
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.

hAT pleasant situated House, corner of Wash.
ng'ou and Willow. street, on Eastons Po;n,,
IN good repair .diso, the new House directly to the
eastward OF the above, footng Willow street, con.
venien'y Calculated for wo small families Terms
%. -aymeni m'de easy, if coed security is given
The front House will be rented on the rs, Of Octo.
per next, At not sold; the other he will rent mms.
alnely Terms made known, by applying TO the
subscriber JAMES TOW NsyNn
,-sNesspsrt, March %, 1915
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,en,iary from the Dey Of AIgsirs arrived II
London, where he probably remains 10 'bi'
day. He was said TO be respectable Iookins
man of 20 years Of age, with long white
beard, "a statesman OF considerable abilities.
He carried with him a numerous rctinue,
itch presents, and nensgcrio of lions, IL
gers, os.iches, &c. with some capital Arab
an horses Prov. Par.
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POETRY.
ON THE ROSE.

BY HARDWOOD.
MISTRESS Of Springs bright scene.
aIalf closed and smiling on the eye OF day,
Or waving mid the air serene,
Or op'ning TO the fost'rng ray,
Dispcncc around thy odours sweet,
Expand thy blooming leaf,
Rrgale the sense with choicest treat
Aud on the zephyrs's wings,
Ere while thy praise tire poet sings,
DO thou thy Influence lead, Of Natures bloom ths
chief.
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FAkti-roR SALE.

FOR sale, PARM, pleasantly situated on the
west road, in Little-Comp.on, .bout three quar-.
ters OF mile north sf the Friends Meeting House
containing ahou,sl3V acres of excellent LAND, a
o@e.l'ng House, Barn and Corn Houses. &c. &c &c.
and as wei, wa,ered-it will be sold bargain. For
PARTICULARS enquire OF The subscriber the premi.
scs ROBERT WOODMAN
Little. COMPTON. .'isrsh IA. 1915
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Hp Walt.
LoulsvilLx, (KY.) MANSH 2.
Western Commerce /!

LoulsvlLLE, (KY) hAkSh q.
Western Commerce
On MsndAy mosninB passed the Falls the
beaarli, .rge Missouri, burthen about 40
tons, oound ior cw-Orleans.--Bu ana
owned py Cape. Henry Becknc, OF Cineinna-
ii, rom waleh place 10 the Falls, she came
In !wenty ,wu Dours. Sno mas IN board 1000
ba,fe,s OF Hpu', Weighing si3,4oo pounds,
beside sunufy other articles, anu lows forty
foe, oars. sne' is certainly thc fines, barge
that ever hoated on me western wasers.
WILLIAMS WILLIE, (N. r) MARoK7.
intercourse wi.n LAnala has boun opeDcd;
several pc sons have crossed The lake on INC
ic. WA goods.
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Commissioners Notice.


XNE, the subscribers, being b, tie Hon Court Of
w Probate, for the town Of North King s. own.
in the county OF sshing on, appointed Comnis-
sioners to receive and examine the claims Of the
scredors against the Estate Of GE0kGE THOMAS,
Esq late of said town, deceased represented insol.
yent public notice hereby given that six months
from the date hereof are allowed by said Court to
the creditors against said Estate exhibit and ioyo
teeir respective claims, and tbs, will attend to
that service at our respective iings within said
time SAML BRAYTON
JON. REYNOLDS { Iom's'
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
BENZ SMITH, .1dninissrator.
North kingstown, March 81, 1915.
Insolvent Notice.
Harrington, s.s--Cierk's Office, Suhr,me Ju.
dic,ai Court, Mcreh 6, II. D. 1915
nv HEREAs, RICHARD BARNEY, of North Kings.
W town, in the County Of W sbng, on, Mariner
has this day fled in said office the act Of the Cener
al Assembly, Al their February Session, A. D. 1915.
granting him the benefit of an act, made and passed
IN June, ID. 1885, entitled "an act for the re- lief
OF iesolvent debtors" This is therefore TO notify
the creditors Of the said Richard Barney, that they
be and appear if they think fit, at the Supreme Ju-
diclal Court, to be holden AZ South Kingstown With
in and tor the county of Washington, the fourth
Monday OF April next, then and there to nominate
Commissioners to receive and distribute the Effects
of the said Richard Barney.
March IS. JAMES HELME, jua. Clerk.
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e7'iE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
IN Middletown, about one mile and Ia lf from
the s,ate-house in Newport. Said Farm contains a
bou, 90 OF land, with great quantity of excel
ent fu trees, of all kinds--togcther with the bu Id.
ings therecn standing. For other information 10.
duire OF ALANsoN PEcKHANr
~ n"'N~r D~c IS, 1874
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WILLIAM PITT CARR.

INFORMS MS friends and the public that he cen
tinucs AZ his old stand, No 90. Thsmes.s,re.t.
corner Of Mill-s,reet, where he repairs Boots and
Shoes, cheapfo cash. The smallest favor will be
gratefully acknowledged.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber being about TO make rev az.
rangement in his business, and being unwilling
to resort TO coercve means TO obtain The sums due
bin by Notes and Book Account, earnestly re.
quests all persons indebted to him. to pay the same
previous to the ls Of April next which time those
unpaid will positively be lodged in the hands of an
Attorney for collection.
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6E.tN ARD HILL. JuN.

10 az teH0" = nay c01isefn
q HE subscriber intends to relhquisb the Groce.
~ 3usIness and earn, stIy reques,s all persons
inde oted to him, to Cal. and pay their notes or &C.
counts, previous to next May term OF tne Court of
Common Pleas. HENRY BULL:
.Vewpsrf, March 8, 1915
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TO LET,
TO BE- LET.
kCNAMAY,

IRON the subscriber, on Sunday, the 18th inst.
i muiatto boy, by the name of IS.4.7C JACK.
son, aged years. Whoever will tSke up said
Boy, and return him to me, shall be suitably reward
ed. MARTIN FEARING
.Newporf, March IS. 1915
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Canal Lottery-First Class.
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