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proceedings we're stu an impcnetrable Sc
cret.
various rumors were in ejaculation such as
that, the English minister had Quilted the
Spanish Court---which was discredi,cd. and
.nat the Bourbon dynasty was unpopular "a
moasst.the French Armies. The gentls-
'nhn With whom we Conversed, did not know
that any papers were brought by this arri-
val. isdfs. Bar. IrieRfahh
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PHILADELPHIA. March 20.

THE ESSEX FRlSAIE.
Cant. ID. {'oR9ER, one offhe Commissioners
ofthe Navy Board, III q lelfer dated Chester,
March II, communicates me (ohos.i,.e 10 The
Edifor of the II. Journal
Mr. David II. .Hdoms, Il1n,eriy Chatham
of the Esser, aud svho proceeded 10 England
in The Phoebe, has drrit'ed az Norf>M from
Falmouth, IN the cartel skitt Sa; fhiiiie, e
furnishes tie following Information
about fevenly fve days after tie defiorture
effhe Essen Junior from YaIlaraiao, the Bril-
ton. one Of the -faest fligates in The British
Tai Di1on on the Brazil station, to join the
Iagas, ard exflore fhe zuhoie Pac:fc ocean
in search Of the EsssT. On The son MAJ,
the Phoebe, the Esser, IagtlS ana Briton,
su.ighed and stood for the Island cfJlan For
7.andez, and on making il, se5tarased in hans
the Phoebe and ESSEX FOR Englard, the
B,iton and 7ae7lS to touch at Limc, and
crui1e among the GGHqhagos, Washington
Grouhe, and Saadzvich ISlQndS, IN search Of
IRE frizes II the Es$er. On the 27fh Of ia
IN, The PHOEBE and EsSer arriUed al Rio dc
Janeiro, qvhere the E8ser qpaS condemned,
ind Purchased by .4dmirui Diron, in 6ehaif
of his government, at sir fiounds sterling her.
ton, and the Surveyors refioTFea that ire
most Of Ter hroUisions" syere unit fol, the use
Of his majesty'S subjects" This small Uai1a-
ton Gas Mr.. .7damS observes but Kfv COM
pursuit and caiit1ar IF the EsSer hQ8 cost
tie British goUrr7lnenf--71hicl, according TO
HE combination ofSevera{ old heads IN En-
gland, must be at least millions oF f,ou1ds
sterling.
Soon after the nsvS Of The capture Of tie.
Rsser had reached Rio, some .fnlerlcan n,er-
chants Of that tlace, ortfhAy Promulgated a
Sefiort that the Phoebe and Ea8er zUaS catlfu-
red end destroyed off Cahe Horn, 6v the
Congress. This goas so firmly credited that
three or four .fifgdteS and ScVerai siooytS Of
1897 7Uere dishGtched from Rio to Proceed
south 10 craze far her. Tire Iudrfatiga6ie,
the defcrfure Of Mr.. -Gdams Cnht !'hiG,
Of The IndcJatipd5ie, and catt. Paii,e Of thr
-fl6icore, repeatedly declared that they Ger
rainly 7vorltd hcve CAPTURED tie ESser Ji1lior,
had then. fallc,l in 7Cifh her. .9dniyul Dia,o,a
fospeUer, assured Mr.. adams utnt the shjh
should haUe been liberated, and CAPT. Porter
treated zpith e7,eyy attention ty him.
Cnthe 14th cfSefte1nbey, The Phoebe and
ESSer, Qccomihanied 6y tic .Nc1eus, 6egun
Me pOyuFe .fioD, }f1 % En- g2ansf. IF this
fime, Mr. Sumflfer, m;tisker, eua8 enga-
sed in remonatyating zYi:h the eourt IF ETa-
zils, far Permitting the condemnation, sale e
reftmenf tie Esse.r in heiy Royai Port, in
olTa defiance Of The Royal Proclamation.
-4fjer aUo,ding cautiously fhe usual rack
Il vessels, { FIR eUen orr flyiUateers acre the
cause ofnuch alarm 10 This timorcus squad
ran J they reached Plymouth an The 13h IF
|Ovem6er, quhen the floor ESSEX, althoteh
che had undergone t7vo erjienStve retars,
soaS condemned as u'.ff far service. She zraS
MerJ5Tc sent IA HomoaZe, 7vhsrc she ~ as
constantly UiSitea bv carpenters and draft
men, 7rto qvere e5ideaUorimg 10 Procure her
model.
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Nyt ,ii. n. March %.

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TIE REDUCTION OF TIFF ARMY.
ibis was question on which there cxised in Con.
gress much difference Of opinon and particularly in
tic House Of Jsepicspiatiyes where n1aioriv were
ior reducing The arry 70 80 thousand men The Sc
nate beng favorable 20 much larger lumber, and
Wiling 70 haFe voted ior cJoJ men, the force actual.
y Atd on We The result q. compromise, resorted 60
81 late hour of llie Session and ace 81 by lie sest
rs 1hs Only alternative the rctcntlou OF tie existing
force b
ihe executive e iic Unned States has been reani
" W law on the fest %, MAY. Is soon rs circum
''aEees sh.l. permit 10 reduce ere present army ,,f
He 10. y ten thOta2nd men. The authorized lore.
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BQ!timorc. lInrnh 90

A letter from New-O Orleans oe G4th Febru-
airy, mentions the arrival Of the Brazen 81 Cd
of war, dispatched 10 Ad Cochraue with tn.
news Of Peace, which was officially commu-
hicated by the Admira to Gen. Jackson, on
The 2Ist. The same letter mentions that Fl
Bowyer had capitulated, after beng closely
invested by the whole British force by land
and water-garTiSon prisoners Of war.
NJ. c. II. Books.
BALTIMORE, March o.
a gentleman of responsibility of this city.
informs lis, that he has Is eived letter from
his correspondent at Cape Henry, (Francois)
II. Domingo, which states that Christophe, in
the expectation Uf an at empt by the French
government to rcpOsstss St. Domingo, was
strongly terrifying the Cape. Il IS well known
thst ChFist0phe has been preparing himself
place Ut retreat III case Of a reverse Of for
tune. That place is fort Fcrrier, situated on
the lofty summit Of ridge of mountains, about
seven and a half leagues south OF the Cape,
tue passage to which is through the plain du
Cap, Petit Ance and Miliut. For half a-mile,
tn Tohd from Terrier is scarcely passab,e
tor horses, and has been cut through in q ser.
pentine fo'm. Its outer wall is six feet.thick,
entirely of stone, and twenty feet high. It's
terraces are well mounted with heavy artle-
ry, and ItssmagazInes we'll stored. Ga the
west side, from the base OF the wells, is a ire
mendous Prscipice nearly perpendicular, from
which rock let fall, could not be inpedeG in
its progress for more than mile. In the
fort, is builing for malefactors, a house for
the commandment. etc. Such is the conside-
ration in which Chtis.ophe holds the security
OF himself in this place, th1thc is reported to
have designed the destruction Of all the cdl-
tvated places and towns within his control,
and to consider himself safe in his retreat,
with power TO annoy, if driven 20 the last ex-
trcmity The construction of Ferrier was
commenced w. 1909, and has been ever since
Continued with unceasing assiduity.
Mechanics Gaz.
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SPOTS OF TIE TU.RF.

GRAND MATCH RACE 81 =
EsETWEEN bv Sir Areby- ,ls a-o.
i = perty OF James J. Harrison, Es.t and Opt;,nIs
BY Potomac, the property OF AbDerItobiuson, Esq ist
tae sum OF
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Will tske place az New Market, on 1hur,dsg IN.
9th day Of April next These celebrated racers IRE
9th winners at New Market las. fall meetine--are
both OF the age Of four years tis grsss-csn ed AZ
nearly equal 10 speedss were ever before nstcled--
are to run two mile heats and repeat Carving IOsbs
and will IN al probability, exhibits contest more ME.
esng to gentlemen Of tae turf, well rs oilers fond
q this fashionable amusement, than vas ever o.perten>
eef at any ground.
The Subscriber, WHO proprietor Of the cntrse. sns
ilaing much company Oh the occasion, will make
such arrangements for ihg accommodation of -etds-
men, their scr,sbtsand horses At tlie tavern Of W.
MAJ et, snd the Virginia Inn ia Petersburg, Is eaD
not fell giving satsrdoD, g will with pleaslrg reserve
partcuarrooms teds, and stables for thoss who,,r.
viousy bespesk t,em.
JOHNWCRSR.9yL
N y. On the succeeding day og the mat h.gsce.
purse Of Trio HDded ngd t,tig Dollars viii be hun
~ 81 the post, fee for any nag whatever running
nre heats sod repeat, carrying the weights OF he
course, entrance Is doaSBfn consequcn es O. wi u
haf the usual toll will Je collected At the f.te eseh
day---to vfour wheel carriages ss--two shee, do.
s1t hoTseusen Is.6d scd lOOt-paSsengers, I'd, = w,
Msfch2s. ISpl
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PUBLfTS.

TO n. 1tfS7bsr' Of tn gjrginii Jo5-.ss g5c.st;
yer probGsati',g he GOspe in Alda e7d cfssr Eea-
He7, Co7nlr5tS:" -
REhEMBER-Tha the ANIMAL Meeting ofthe
society vii, commence tie hrsi Saturday in Apri..
at IL O'clock, al tie Baptist etng ha,s N lhis cts
JOHN COURTNEY;
Richmond Mssch 25. 1873 %
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: NOTICEa

otoM unavoidatls circumstances, the sale of WEI,
b. stcr & WooPs property as adycFsised IN M.
place OIL laes'Iey the 2s March the King Wilarr
Mills IL postponed till Tuesday the Iith Of Aprii'
when It will positively take place.
lrea71ck I;Ie1sarts,
4c,Ty Iombksns;Jr. Trustee.
Join j. Taylor, } X
march 2j--tfs
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PUBLIC SALE.

II LLO GBI4L.
4 N Thursday til. Goth day Of pril nett, wa he
~ sold 10. te highest bidls for r. al IN ns7 te-
lore the door OF RoberAMoscley's lyeln in the ovn
OF New-CantoE, the following property, made 6yer to
us IN trust by 1chn Wofn. 10 secure the payment Of
sum OF moneJ mentioned " the Deed wllie',s of re-
cord IN the county cour Of Buckngh am-Cae nrer,
man, cue woman with her two or three female GILL
dren, several horses and one yoke of oxrn hi.
STOCK OF cattle, hogs. &c ard his I.olsehoid furniture
we wis convey ssch title 70 the urebs.ers as Is Vested
III 1S es trustees 9H0mGs Patsnon,
<'+ Robert J1oseiey, n.
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III Bermuda aundyea FOR EEIg'T}
AEIdlidge will sail early next r 5tSI .irs
to three hundred bbs -four o. about fiily
bales cotton, will be reserved freight IF inmejste
application be made to, ~.
RoBERT SHARP, vt
11oich 25 q Ionihki',s s. .ayrOroJs
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tOkE.iGN.

LoEpoS, DEC. 27. Al Convent Garden
| Theatre last evening, prior to the exhibition
| of The Temple Of Concord, grand display of
| Of SPLENDID fireworks took place end the
last Transformation, in which the sword
" PEACE" appeared in the center Of the vivid
Sun, was received with thc'utnAost aplpause
In consequence of the intelligence, which
had very recently arrived, of Peace svith h-
meriea, Mr.. G-imaldi, who played the clow,.,
and sung song IN character,with much good
humor, introduced into il verse announcing
the cessation Of hostiiities, which was receiv-
ed with great pleasure, and the Song was u
Rigersally eneored.
LONDON, Dec. 2o.-Thc press on the riv-
er continues very hot, and the service will, II
is under stood, be continued until 10000 able
bodied seamen have been obtained.
Com. Owen and Sir G. Murray sailed from
Portsmouth on Thursday in the Nlobe, ,aTmed
en- fnfe, for Halifax, whence they will pro.
ceed to Quebec. An express was after
wards sent to inform them OF the peace.
The extraordinary gambling which took
place at the Sock Exchange yesterday,altho'
"a holiday, is now fully explained. Men nigh,
safely take so, or even 70 guineas, to return
100, If Peace was not signed IN five days,
when they we'll knew tha. il was actually sign
ed on Saturday last.
Dec. 3I--On the news OF peace with A
nerica being signed arriving at Manches
large manufacturing town, the gteasesI Joy
was expressed throughout the town.
Report states, that the conclusion Of the
negocia,ion a, Ghent was followed by an af.
iair OF honor, which, however, ended with.
out bloodsned.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 27.-Though we have
the news OF the signing Of articles OF peace
with America, yet the orders are not to relax
10 the efforts making 10 send out reinforce
ments that had been ordered.
The SID regt. has marched from Chatham
barraek, in their route to Portsmouth,, 10 or
dor to proceed Immediately to America.
Spain is now more than ever infested with
banditti. The Spanish troops are still with
out pay, and suffering, a, the same time, pri-
vatiops in provisions. Every thing i. in dis.
OF der the Government is not yet sullicitnt.
ly established to enforce its DEGREES, aud The
wicked and desperate take advantage ot the
times and circumstances.
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.POETRY.


. - - = -
THE THREE BLACK CROWS.
sgerafns prspensi ef suoayers, aud ne,er ,sas
ners Gkphea6is sfdayfins Maa at the pressnf--rhen
~ "a Jqe(Csf bur three black crows arc thrown
TWO honest tradesmen meeting in the strand,
{ One took the other briskly by the hand;
ssfIAsk ye," said he, otis an odd story this
about the crows p,--" don't know what it u.s."
Replied his friend" No I'm surprised at that,
3 Where come from, sir, tits the common chat,
But you shall hear--an odd Affair indeed
1 And that il happen'd they are all agreed.
Not to detain yod from thing so strange.
S gentleman that lives not far from Change,
This week, in short, as all the Alley knows,
Taking puke, has thrown up three black Crows
% Impossible My, but it's really true;
/ have it from good hands, and so may you.--
=. From whose pray i"-so having nam'd the man,
Straight to enquire his anxious comrade ran.
s. Sir did you telr"--relating the affair
eyes sir, / did; and if it's worth your care,
Ask Mr.. such "A. one, he told 1t me-
But, by the by, twas tvo black crows, not three.
Resolv'd to trace so wond'rous an event,
Whip to the third the virtuoso went.
"Sir, &c."-why, yes, the thing is fact,
Tho in regard TO number not exact,
1t was not t1oo black crows. twas only ono,
The truth oil thar you may depend upon
The gentleman himself told me the case
Where may find him why, in such place
Away goes he. and having found him out,
Sir, be so good as to resolve doubt
Then. to his last informant he eferr'd,
And begg'd to know, if true what he had heard.
"Did you, sir, throw up black crow !"-"Not l."
Bless me how people propagate lie
Black Crows have been thrown up, three, tyo
and one,
Sand here, find, all comes at last to none
Did you say nothing of actow, AZ ALI
Crow--crow--pertapsl might, now ] recall
The matter over" and pray, sir, what was'tw
Why Twas horrd sick, and at the last,
did throw up, and told my neighbors so.
Something ,hsi wls--as OI ok, sir, az crow"
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N,Io, MIlchci, OF ihe British army, WAS
taken prisoner in the action OF December %,
near New. Orleans.
The British General, Sir Edward Packen.
ham, was an lrIshman by birth and family
He was brother and prcsumptive heir to the
Earl of Longford, with an estate worth thirty
thousand pounds per annum.
Extract ef a letter, dated .N.Orleans, Jan. l2.
Jsckson during the action Of the Btu inst.
was running along the line, crying out " sive
ifso them my boys, let's finish the business 10
day"
The American official account of the loss
Of the English in the attack which General
Jackson made on them on the 2sd December,
states the killed al 100, wounded left on the
midshipman, and &c non-commissioned Of
ticcrs and privates--,otal 400.
Letters from England inform US, that per-
mission to send eargoes TO this county had
been refused, as it was determined to wait un-
al the ratification Of the Treaty by our gov.
ernmcnt was known.
The news Of peace appears TO have operat-
ed in some parts Of England precisely as it did
in this country. A Yarmouth, in England
there was general rejoicing. The bells
rnng for two days; colors were hois,cd in va.
rious parts OF the town and several consivial
parties celebrated The event at the taverns, SC.
The Legislature of Delaware have voted a
Sword and service Of plate 70 Com. Macdon-
ough; and requested the Commodore and
Capt. J. Jones 10 SIT for their portraits.
PEACE.
The news of peace flies in all directions
win almost the rapidly of lightning. We
have already heard Of It's reaching Brunswick,
In the District OF Maine |; and by this day it is
undoubtedly at Casino ;at Montreal +; at Sack.
et's Harbot and on all the coasts OF the
Chesapeake.
Thc news Of peace reached vergennes,
Vermont. OH Monday night last, al 9 o'clock,
by an express from New-York |; and was to
be al Montreal on Tuesday.
After Peace With Eogland the y, States
will on,y have on their hands the war With
Alsiers aud it will be necessary that our
vessels for the Mediterranean should sail un-
der the convoy Of frigate.
Capts. Popham and Baker, of the British
Navy, have been paroled, and have arrived in
town.
The House of Representatives of the Uni
ted States have resolved, 81 10 Al, that 1t is
The British sloop Of war Faporfs, which brings
20 US the heart-cheerng OF Peace, was select.
ed for the purpose on account Of her name. Altho'
shc not fit TO proceed to sea when taken up by
government, she completely corked, her sails
bent, water and provisions taken board, and put
TO sea in the short space OF seventeen hours
r.t Boston Fadadimn.
hMr. CARRot, the Secretary Of Legation,
left the Guy AZ IL O'clock yesterday tor the
seat OF Govcrnme 1t. Just before nc let,
Town, ho requested us TO state 10 our paper
Of this day, that in meutioning to us that the
terms Of the treaty were such as to leave no
doob' that they will be Immediately ratified
by our goverumca," (Which we bad inserted
In our exua) he meant to be understood as
expressing, not his ovn opinion, but the pre-.
Waiting impression in England.
Con-. I'D FEB. Is.
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~ 1191
Canal Lottery-First Class.
Fifteen thousand Dollars, Hghesf Prize, and
only Five Doilars Ticket.
3341 Prizes.
6659 Blanks.

10000 Tickets. Not two Blanks to Prize,
and no deduction from Prizes
This Glass will commence drawing in Boston, in .
short time.
II i, presumed this scheme, considering the rery
io.V Price Of neke will be found to offer fattering
prosper TO adventurers in Lotteries any hero
tofore published in the town of Boston.
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Cheap I! Cheap !! Cheap! j!
CHARLES M. THURSTON,

CHARLES M. THURSTON,
OFFERs for sale, cheap for eash, at his storS
~ No 1, Mill.street,
80 bbls. Philad. super6ne FLOUR ;
Gin, by the pipe or bb;
Sugar, by the box or bbl.;
Coffee. by the bbl;
New Rice by the cask;
Virginia Tobacco by the keg;
IL boxes first quality Spanish Segars,
sssss:'i' ss.s; :as BY n. s.-.
Stone Lime, by the cask. ALSO,
An assortment Of first quality West India
GOODS and GROCERIES, at retail.
Nswpor', fsbuary 8. 1915.
WILLIAM WHITE,
No. IL, Long HhayE Has for SplS
F'fafss = bsIs p'ps'' frs, quality GIN.
q sies' sitsa i'.Sos. sa'os.' wrSr'
20 20 islss'' Ssis first gu 'ity MoLAssrs,
20 bbls. Havana brown SUGAR,
1000 VT. COFFEE
10 10 Ssss': Sisso sa5ssons mys0n stin' TEAA
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
70 70 Ditto Ditto sefDsn s. Do%ipso sEcARs. first quality,
ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
very large assortment of GROCERIES as ususA
March 5, 1914 IT,
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VALUABLE FARM.

THE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
j in Middletown, about one mile and half from
the s,ate-house in Newport Said Farm consins q.
bout so acres Of land with great quantity OF excel
lent fruit trees Of all kndstogetber with the build
ings thereen standing. For other Information IN
quire of ALaNsON PECkHAM.
Middletowp, Dec. Is, 1914
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COi ION oiiiK INGS.
1UST received and for sale, by
II RICHMOND,
quantity of homespun shirtsng and Sheetngs;
imitation Coleran Coltons, equal to English, and at
a little more than half price.
.4iso--a general assortment Of Reasonable Goods
which will be sold for very small advance above
the sterling cost. Elegant fancy shaws Calicoes /,
cotton Hose; Gloves Velvets iustring and satin
Ribbons pocket Handkerchieis Lsoes, &c &c.
for cash only.
NIB For sale, few Treasury Notes, Of s 20
each, al large discount Feb. 8.
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Cure for the Canker.

IA LIsIlA GIBBS. prepares medicine. which on.
H. tperates asa certain cure for the CANKER, or
An, Sad sore mouth. Inquire Of the said Gibbs iiy.
ing on ,hc Point, fss J.
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NEVIS Com Gbent.

consequence Of tho pleasing n,~a '.om Gbeht,
i A RICHMOND,
Offers for sale large assortment Of se@sonable
GOODS, for less than the stirling cost, for cash only
E,h
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To Lex. at Public AQctiou,

On THURSDAY, Fco. 80, at 2 o'clock PM.
(O fair, II not, the Jfrsf fair day efer,)
On the Ptemises, for torn of one year,
THE Real Estate Of the Hon. JosEra CvEDALL,
i late of Portsmouth, deceased, viz -
The Cook Farm so called, containing 100 acres Of
excellent Land and the Ferry Farm, called, con.
tanning aoout 50 acres--Both Farms Of excellent
soil for the culture Of Merno sheep.
A dwelling House convenient for one or two small
families, and contiguous to either OF the above
Farms.
Also. the Gris,.mill and C.othier's Works, with
all tie apparatus thevetv belonging
Likewise, roping machine, 9 spinning machines.
and looms, for the manufacturing Of Sleeps wool.
SAMUEL cLARKE, I .ad.,.
GILES MANCHESTER,
Psrssmezfh, Is6. I, 1915.
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Cheap Stocking Yarn.


LAS just received, small lot (incuding an as.
Ii sorImen, Of numbers) of 3threaded slate col
cured STOCKiNG YARN, partially stained, which
will be sold the bundle, pound or skein, at about
one half the usual price.
" An assortment al Yarns Of the frat quality. At
Factory prices. as usual Jan. H.
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SILVER DOLLARS,
NNTlLL be given for Treasury Notes, at the Ell.
W. change.Office Of
j. {. SHdW No. lis, Thames .sfrees,
il applied for Immediately.
DkAt 5 On BALTIMORE,
At sight. in sums to suit purchasers, may be had at
the above Office.
STAMPS,
Wholesale and retail, for sale rs above. oJr PGr.
chasers 20 the amount of s 10, will be allowed the
same discount as is allowed at the stamp-ofhce.
Newport, Feb. g. 1915.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber being about TO make new ar
i rangement in his business, and being unwilling
to to coercive means TO Obtain The sums due
him by Notes and on Book Account, earnestly re-
quests all persons indebted to him, TO pay the same
previous tho st Of April next at which time those
unpaid will positively be lodged in the hands OF an
Attorney for collection.
SANFORD BELL.
.Newport, Feb Is.
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FOR SALE.

ONE seaman's Share in the Privateer brig Nor
~ gi,na, Capt. Fellows, first cruiss. Inquire at
this oi6ses ssl q.
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~. 90, 4 H1JTls 's"o( = ~ a.
HAS FOR sALE--FOR CASH ONLY,
Best plated * COM Japanned Lamps &
mon Castors. Candlestlcks.
Best & com. plated House. hearth, and
Candlesticks. busting Brushes.
Real Britannia & A. Clothes, hair & shoe
merlcan Teapots. Brushes.
Crcampots and Su- Pearl set, gold, jet
gar Dishes. and gilt Jewelry.
Plated & India De. Warranted gold &
canter Stands. other Necklaces.
Japanned Tea and One pair silver lu-
Bread Trays. rcens.
Wine Walters. Silver Porrfngers-
Tea Caddies. Cream-Pots, La,
Shutters and Trays. dies, Spoons, Su-
Fable, carving and gar longs, Thin
desert Knives and bles, &c. &c.
Forks. Also, just reeeived,
Jack, pocket & pen A small assortment
Knives. Epaulets, Plumes,
Pocket Books. Cords, &c.
Newhorf, Dec ~, 1914.