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SCHOOL.

THE sdbscribes, encouraged BY the liberal patroa;
age of his friends, has engaged an assistant for
the ensuing summer, which will enable him to re.
ceiye from twenty to thirty additional scholars op
usual terms.
Also, he will commence Morning School on the
twentieth Of April to be kept from aix to eight, eve
cry morning in the week, excepting Saturday and
Sunday JONA p. BISHOP.
March t3
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HOUSES g SHOPS.

THE shop and House. No. l07, Thsmes-street,
a now occupied by Mr.. J q Chsdscy -A.i,so, 10
Let, the House and Shop in Market. square. the
House is now occupied by Mrs. Lydia Ferrant, and
the shop by Mr.. Charles Sbesrman Possession Civ
sn the first day Of April-Apply to
SAMUEL GARDNER.
A.,-,o., .1sare5 20. 1916
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- -
NOTICE..

THE public are hereby notified that the co-psrt.
4 nership heretofore existing under the firm Of
MICHAEL FREKBoRN Co will in future be con-
Quoted by the under The 6rm of
FREEBoRN & THURsToN
MICHAEL FREEBORN,
WILLIAM THURSTON.
Ner,bors .Sbr1I 2 1916
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For Sale,

Tue Estate formerly the property OF the late
,,mss Freebsdy. Esq. consisting of u Dwell
hnS-hoose, wharf aud stores, and other Buildings
thereon standing. situated in Newport. Conditions
may be known by applying to the subscriber, living
on the premises.
SARAH FREEBODY
". B--Is the above is not disposed OF before the
a5tn of April, il will then he sold public auction
M
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Far Sale,

E7~IE FARM Of the subscriber, situated in Ports.
- mouth, one half mile south of Bristol Ferry,
containing about 50 acres, with Dwelling House
Barn aud other out houses, in good repair. The
whole will be sold ON reasonable terms For partic-
slars, apply to the subscriber, living the premises
... JOHN ANTHONY.
Portsmouth, July 10. 1915
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iIdhn.oL \ Iu-t.4.

To let and immediate possession given, the
= HarrisOn Farm, situate within mile of New.
port, containing $50 acres For further PARTICULARS
apply to r. o. Richmond, Providence, or to the sub
Aeriber, in Newport. ,-...
March 20. ALAESON RICHMOND.
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SPANISH DOZLHRS.

THE highest premium given for
Spanish Millsd pollarsand Doubloons by J. C. SHAW;
at his Truly Fortunate Lottery and Exchange Office.
No ll8, Thames street-who has constantly for sale.
Tickets and Shares in the Baptist Stone ChappsI
Lottery No. 2, now drawing in Bristol.
N. b. New-York Money, Treasury Notes, &c.
constantly bought and sold as above. .3prii 10.
Masonic Minstrel.
lust published and now ready to be delivered 20
j Subscribers, at the Book Store Of RousAANIEHE
& BAKBER
This book is large octave size, printed on fne
demi wove paper, elegantly bound and lettered, gilt
edge, and contains about 40 pages, with four eIe-
CANT engravngs This valuable work is recomnen.
ded to every individual BROTHER, and may be
considered valuable acquisition to the library Of
all Societies, and pleasing Companion for every
GsNTLrAAs throughout the United States.
March 27. II.
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Executors G0fice.
THE subscriber having been appointed eIeeutoe
to the last VIII and Testament OF MARTHA
Vars, late Of Middletown, in the County Of New
port, deceased, and having given bood as the isv
Directs requests all persons indebted TO said Estate
to make immediate payment, and those having any
demands, to present the same for settlement.
AsABROoKS.
Newport, Jnnyxry 3, 1916.
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Administrators Notice.

THE subscribers hereby gives public notice, that
they are appointed Administrators upon the
Estate of William Durfee, Esq late Of Tivertun, in
the County Of Newport, deceased and have accepts
ed the trust. They therefore request all Persons,
who are indebted to the Estate of the said deceased.
TO make payment without delay and also ell per-
sons, who have claims against the said Estate, To
exhibit them as soon as nav be.
sSsssa oaps# BSEsEs. DSKTEs, Sd .,s-''.
Titerton, .ibril 3D. 1916.
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50 Mas.ssA'A Ny
Wiz Ass2'U
Which are celebrated for the cure Of most dis
cases to 1stdeh the human 5Oay is liable.
PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRIETOR
L. w. DYOTT, NJ. ID.
GRANDSON or THE LATE CELEBRATED DR. ROB-
ERTsos EpISBURGR;
AND FOR SALE In PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
THE
PROPRLETORS HHOLES.sLE .aJv1RET.aIL
DRUG AND FAMILY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. lS7, North East Corner of .econd and Race SITS
Ind by relaiL Of his agents Throughout
he United States.
Dr.. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated SToMACliIC ELIXIR OF HEALTH;
price 81 so
One OF themost efhcacious medicines ever offered
to the public tor the speedy relief and cureof opst-
nate coughs, ,consumPtions, the hopping cough,
asthmas, pains and wind in the stomach, removing
habtusi costiyeness sickness at the stomach, dysen
cries, cholera morbus, severe gripngs. the sum
mer bowel comPlaintn children, &c.
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
VECEZABLE AERVOUS CORDIAL,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price one de!iar and sfty cents
Is confidently recommended as the most eihcaci0'S
medicine for the speedy relief and cure OF all nervous
complaints, attended with inward weakness, depres'
sion of The spirits headache, tremor fainness, hys
terc fits, debility, seminal weakness. giee,s, ana
various complaints resulting from secret inProprey
Of youth and dssipated habits, residence IN warm
climates, the iumoderate Of tea, the unskilfui
or excessive of mercury, so often destructive 70
the human frame, diseases peculiar to females at
certain period Of life, uor albus, barrenness, &C. &c
Under the denomination OF nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, of the most dangerous
kind, and are various, that volume would hardiy
suffice TO complete a description Of them 1t per-
vsdes, with its bslefui influence the whole nervous
system, ,writhing the heart with nexpressible anguish
and exciting the most dreadful suggestions of hor-
ror and despair. To this demon have thousands ta
en sacrifice in the direfu transports OF its rage.
The most common symptoms of its commencement,
weakness, fatulence, palpltations, watchuness,
dowsineSs after eating timdi,y, flashes OF heat and
cold, numbness cramp. siddness pains in the head,
hack and lons hiokup. difficulty OF respiration and
deglutition, anxiety, dry cough, &c,
Dir. ROBERISON'S
CELEBRATED GOUT & RHEUMATIC DROPS,
Price one dollar,
safe and efIectua cure for the gout, rheuma-
tSm, umbago, stone and gravel, swellings, and
weakness of the joints, sprains, bruises, and all
kinds OF green wopnds-the cramp, pains in the head
face and body stiffness Of the neck, chilbans, fro.
zen limbs, &c.
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.ind possession given the Gfih Of .9prii nert,
THAT large elegant and convenient Dwelling
- House, situate in ankhn street, al present oc.
cupcd by Mr.. David Bowen Apply to
March % HENRY Y. CRANSTON
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NEWPORT, (R. L.
PRINTED AND pusLrsusp or wEpSsspAYs,
By WILLIAM SIMONS,
MIIL-STREET

Publisher Of the Laws Of the United Sfatess
TERMS.
The paper is printed once week, at two doIlarn
a vear-one half To be paid in advance.
Adverti sements spicuously inserted at the rste
Of $50 asqusre, for three weeks-ofhesy 10 ,h0
proportion.
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Elegant Paper Hangings and Borders.
JOSIAH SHAW,

NO. ll6, Iha1sS-sfeef,
III A just received and offers for sale upon as
good scms as can he purchased in this tate,
complete assortment of PAPER HANGING. and
BORDERS, of various prices aud quality. Pleas
call and sec them
lie has also fer sac, cheap ever, a general as
sortment OF SCHOOLS BOOKS and rrATl0NARY,
with full supply of the celebrated Vel Boois.
cap PAPER, of Hudson & Goodwin, go much used
In Schools March 49,
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Premium for Spanish Dollars.
J. {. SHAW,

J. {. SHAW,
INT his Lottery and Exchange Office, will pay
stremivp for few Thousand Spanish siilled Dol
an. atareh -,
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RATS on Boston--at sight.
], &. SHAW,

J. . Oh Y w,
MILL sell Drafts good House in Boston, in
w sums to suit purchasers.
IL, will also buy and sell Treasury NOTES. New
York, Philadelphia and southern Money, upon the
most reasonable terms.
Commission business within his sphere will re-
ceive prompt attention March Is.
Baptist Stone Chapel Lottery.
THE above Lo rTEsY has Just commenced Draw.
L ing, and presents fine chance Of acquiring
Three TAsusond Doila-s. for Fac Doiars -!
Tickets in whole and parts, warranted undrawn
from the Managers List, may be obtained at the
Prize. selling ofice of C. SHAW, who viii give
particular info, rcfies on ts interesting subject TO
candid saqtirers.
Newport, March 90 u.
BOOKS,
For sale at j. c, SgAw's Ohce,
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House old Fmn,1ue. G.
FOR Sale or TO Let,

10 satisty Mortgage
GT0RE, No. -, Bannisters wharf late belong.
~ ing TO William c. burroughs being the lower
store ,ne south side Of said wharf. For partcu-
lars apply to CONSTANT TABER.
June
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SCHOOL MASTER.

"A person qualified to take charge Of common
English school. and who has had experience in the
business, would embrsce opportunity ofeng aging
himself again in school to Instruct in this town or
vitinity. Satisfactory recommendations procured,
Apply at this Office. .4prjE 10.
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1OSCOHQGH,
IRON his master, some tine since a coored boy
l. BY the name of CONSTANT CONGDON, .
bou, fifteei years old pretty active. of rather q
slender make, has been apprentice more than
two years. All persons are forbid harboring or en-
poying said boy, without the consent of the SUBJ
scriber, under the penalty Of the law in such cases
made and provided.
SAMUEL CHAMPLIN.
South Girps psto,ru. .3bril IN 1915
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To Let,

To Let,
THE Garden Lot in the rear Of the Republican
i Printing oiIice-Apply at this Office.
March n 1916.
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DR.. ROBERTSO0'S
PATENT STOMACHIC BNTTERS,

Price dollar,
DR. RosERTson's stomxchic Btters, (prce S l,)
which are celebrated for strengthening weak stom-
achs, increasing the appetite and certain preventive
aud cu'e for the fever and ague, &C. For the fever
and aguea malada prevalent throughout the south
ern States, and so affecting families residing in a.
low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes, stag
mated pools, rivers, &c. These celebrated and uni.
versaly esteemed Besaitt, have surpassed any reme
dy ever administered for the relief and cure of that
most obstinate oPpressor of the human frame, num-
beress instances of their efficacy have been testified,
after the barks and various other extolled prescrp
tons failed they proved successful to the admiration
OF those who experienced and Witnessed their happy
effects
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PATENT ITCH OINTMENT.

For pleasantness, safety, expedition, case and
certaintyis infinitely superior to any other medi.
cine, for the of that most disagreeable and tor
menting disorder the Itch
DIR. Dyorr's infalEble Tooth Ache Drops price
so cts. Circsssan Eye-water; price so cents SOW
ereign remedy for all disorders Of the eyes.
Dr. TIssor's celebra.od Gont and Rheumatic
Drops price 50 The Vegetable Balm of Liie,prce
81 The Balm Of Iberia price So, extracted from
lberian plant, for curing defects of The skin. and
improving the complexion, &c. The Restorative
Dentfric, for, cleansing, whitening and preserving
the teeth aud gums, (price fifty cents per box)
Since these invaluable medicines we're FIRST dis.
covered; upwards OF Sren Hundred Thou'and Psrsons
have experienced their happy and sautsry effects
many of whom from the lowest state Of their disor.
ders. ...... .....- - ..
ar Take notice that each and all the above genu.
inc medicines signed on the outside COVERS with
the signature Of the sole proprietor, Tw Dyou,
~ A fresh supply Of the above MEDf-
cISEs just received, and for sale by SAM.
UEL w. vINSON, Druggist, Newhorf,
where pamphlets containing certificates Of
cures SC. may be had gratis.
,Nsrpsrt, .tsss -, ISIS.
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S
lnfsllible WORM DESTROYING LOZENGI

Pric; Giy cents.
medicine highly necessary to be kept in all ia.
miles
SYMPTohs.-The common symptoms Of the
Worms are, pa,eness eft the countenance, 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 voracious- looseness, dis
agreeable breath, hard swelled belly, great thirst
the urine frothy and sometimes OF whitish color
gripping cholic pains, involuntary discharge Of
saliva, especially when asleep; frequent pains in the
side. with a dry cough, and unequal pulse papna
tions of the heart, swoomings, cold sweats, palsy
epilept,c fits, &c.
Though numberless Medicines are extolled for ex-
Pelllng and killing worms, none are equal in efficacy
to DR. Robertsons Worm Destroy ing Lozenges, they
are mild in the operation, and may be given to the
youngest infant with safety.
DIR. DYOTT's
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DR.. DYOTT's
ANTl.BlLIOUS PILLS.

Price 25 ets--iarge bores so cents,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and malig.
nant feyers
These Pills. if timely administered, will remove
the causes which commonly produce the Yellow Fe.
yer, Bilious Fevers, Ague and Fever. cholic pains,
hauencies, indigestions, costveness, hypochsndri-
&C and hysteric complaints. .stranguary, gravel rheu
matsm and gout
They are peculiarly serviceable in Female nsor
ders. and especially in the removal Of those obstruc.
tons ct their complaints at certain periods.
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NEW CARDING MACHINE.

ut CUNDALL's Mills.
THE subscriber informs the public, he has, in ad.
diton to bis former machinery, erected a new
machine for cardng Wool of the finest quality, ard
will be able in future TO have wool, OF all grades,
carded in the best manner.
He also continues the coloring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths, usual. Likewise will manufacture
common or merino Wool into Palms. sat,inetts Gas.
smeres, Flannels, &c &c. on very reasonable terms
While the subscriber thanks his numerous friends
and customers for the many favors received. he
;akesthe liberty Of urging the payment Of outstand
ing accounts, multiplicity of which now un-
on settledhs books. SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth. Tu{u Q. 1915,
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NEW HOTEL
AT BRISTOL.

CANTORD HORTON respectfully informs his
- friends and the public. that he has taken the
house forme rly improved by the Bristol Bank. next
north Of the market, which he has opened Tor
Il HOUSE OF FEWTERT.AINNfRNT
Ladies and gentlemen can be accommodated vita
boauding and lodging in pleasant and agreeable
manneg-l're CLUBS and dinner parties can also be
travellers will find good entertainment for them.
selves and suitable accomwoda,ions for their horses
The public are assured that the most unremiltng
exertions shall be employed 20 give every satstac-
ton. Nristo' Nov. 3 1915.
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For, sale
v7IyE.TwELrTH of Cotton Manufsctory, situ
- ale in North Kingsto,yn, about one mile from
Uickford 1t has stream of water sufficient 10 OPP
perate 1000 spindles, and has now in operation ESQ.,
with Dwelling House and other necessary Build.
ings, all in good repair. Seldom has property pos.
sessing so many advantages been offered for sale.
The terms will be liberal and may be known by ap'
plying to JOHN HAwxINs, at the Factory, or to
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE. "
n Nespbors, June z. 1878
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LAND, &c. auction.

NN WEDNESDAY, April tenth, if fain weather,
" if not the first fair day after. will be sold at
Auction, on the premises, the lot Of Land with "a
onvenient Dwelling House thereon, and an excel
Lent we'll Of water in the enclosure. late the resi-
dence 6f Thomas Huddy, deceased, situate near
the south end Of Spring street on the lane common
~ called Bowary. The situation for pleasantness
is not surpassed by any the Island. baving
beautiful prospect Of the harbor, river, Notifications
&c. &c. Terms made known at the time and place
Of SALE ". es..t+
BENZ. FAIRBANKS, .admin!ssratOr.
.Nesy5ort, March Is, 1916.
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SCHOOL,

V'HE subscribev, encouraged by the liberal patron
age OF his friends, has engaged an assistant for
the ensuing summer, which viii ehable him TO re-
eeive from twenty TO thirty additional scholars on
usual terms.
Also, he will commence Morning School on the
twentieth of April, TO be kept from six eight. ev.
cry morning in the week. excepting Saturday and
Sunday. JONA. p. BISHOP.
March IL.
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Valuable Property. For sale.

THE subscriber viii either sell or lease the House
L in which he now lives, in Thames strickland
give Immediate possession. He will sell some land,
adjoining the estate of the late George Chsmpa,
Esq which land is very convenient for House lots
He viii either sell or leMe his farm at Sachueast-
point, Ia Middletown. He has some Furniture also
for sale. NATH. HAZARD
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rHnM TNE ASALNehN sh.A1IEE.
A SALONS ELlGy
ny rAqa OF oAs slo0r oswArass.
o, wh,a,a ,u, ;,lu.trious fight.
rsS~ f.,i, T S.s -nsssfIs,s nssss :, sysrs a. night,
IA sriyb,en as they ssM
49,. and tongues their deeds relate,
Wy with tho story never tire;
4ountry mourss their noble fate,
And ladies' weep, and Tsn admire.
But dreary isthe fate Of those
mourn, IN this rough sailor strain,
Who pers4d--how, no mortal knows,
And psfish'd all in vain.
Who.ig our country cannot tell
How BLAkELy brought the red. cross low,
Andtwice triumpbaniiy did quell
The proves of a valiant foe
Who has not heard Of his brave men,
All valiant hearts Of sterling gold,
Who bray'd the lion in his pen,
And turn'd his hot blood into cold
Who has not wish'd that they were here,
Escap'd the oceans pers rude,
To share our country's welcome cheer,
ana reap natlons Braiiuuc'
But they will never come again
To claim the welcome OF their home
Affection looks for them in vain;
Too surely they will never come.
Far distant from their native land,
They perish'd in the yawning deep,
Where there was none TO stretch hand,
And none their fate TO weep.
No ear their dresry drowning cry
Heard oer the desart wave;
Their dying struggle met no eye.
No friendly aid to save.
And 1Ulsn they perish'd none can tell,
Nor where their bones are lads
The spot affection loves 30 well,
No mourner,s step will tread.
No tender friend win ever 60
To seek the spot where they abide,
Nor child, or widow, full OF woe.
Tell how, and when, and where they died
Alas they have no chuych.yard grave,
No mound TO mark the spot
They mouider in the deep, deep grave,
just where--it matters Tot
They perish'd far away from home.
Aud few will weep these sailors bold,
For ere the certain news shall csme,
Our feelings will grow cold.
BY slow degrees hope will expire,
Aud when the anxious feelings DER,
Stale Memory will quench her fire,
And sorrow be no more.
Save when some pale and widow'd one,
by grief or madness crossed,
Shall cling 70 ono dear hope alone.
And hope, though hope were lost.
BY fond Imagination LED,
Or ideal visions driven,
o. she will ne'er believe him dead,
Till they do mees in Heaven.
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For Sale,

TWO FARMS, containing about 40 acres each.
situated in the east part Of Exeter, Il. l. about
one mile south Of the meeting house. There are
ON said Farms two good Houses and other build.
mgs Each Farm is we'll watered, and contains a
suiliciency of wood, also, about four hundred ap.
pie trees, part of them grated. The land is good
for grain and grass and is we'll wa,ered. For fur
thcr particulars, inquire Of the subscriber, living
on the premises.
HENRY REYNOLDS.
.Exefer, February 2S, 1916. L3m
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'DPTGOOD'S STOPES-7o LEI.

TWO Dry. Goods SHOPS, in front Of J, PERRy's
j House, No l23, ThaMes.s,reet, finished in
complete order, and as good stands for business an
any IN Newport Possession given the 10th OF Jan
ipst.-.iiso 10 Lef, large Grocery Store on the
wharf, with q counting room.-Likesise, Stores,
suitable for storing Goods Of any description, a
carpent ter's, snd two cooper's shops; stable and
ehaise house all Of which will Le rented on rea-
sonable terms--Apply to
JAMES PERRY.
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHIC BlTTERS,
Price one doilG

Prtce one dolI1r,
DIR. RoBERgso us stomachc Bitters, (price b l,)
which are celebrated for Strengthening weak stom-
achs, increasing the appetite aud certain preventive
and cure for the fever and ague, &c. For the ever
and asue,a malada prevalent throughout the south
ern States and so affecting families residing IN a
low countries redundant with marshes, lakes, stag
mated pools, rivers, SC. These celebrated and uni
yersally esteemed Besatt, have surpassed any rene-
dy ever administered for the relief and OF that
most obstinate oppressor of tho human frame, mum
bedess instances Of their efficacy have been testified,
after the barks and various other extol!ed preserp
tons failed they proved successful to the admiration
of those who experienced and wi.essed their happy
effects.
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AlFAPM TO LET.

ANy person wishing to hire my Point Judith
FARM, may know tho terms by applying to Doc,.
George Hazard, ofsou,h King town. or the subseri.
Der, in Norwich, Con.
. CARDER HAZARD.
January 81.
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Union Woolen Manytaet0ry.

T'HE UNION UOOLE.N .M7.NUF.8CTORY,
4 established at Portsmouth,, (on this Isand) is
now in operation The Machinery is new, and OF
the best kind and an experienced Workman has
been employed to carry il on.-The Propretors will
receive Wool to manufacture int CLOTH; and the
whole process, or any branch of its manufacturing.
shall be done in the best manner, AS expeditiously,
end on as reasonable terms as can be done at any
Mandatory in the State Apply at the Manufacto.
ry, to JOHN BABC0CK, .4genf.
Tpor suyouth. Dec. 13, 18k
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" TORE, No. =, Bsnois,er's.wharf, late belong
- ing tn William g. Burroughs being the lower
store on the south side Of said wha,f For partcu.
hrs appIyto CONSTANT TASNR.
Jane "a