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AffRRIEO,

In this town, on Thursday evening last, hy the
Rev. Mr.. Towie, DANIEL HowLANp, ESQ. of
jamestown. to Mrs. AntcAIL ELpasp. daughter Of
the late Capt. Charles Cahdone, of this town.
At Aorfa.hi tstolsn, Sunday evening, 81 inst.
BY the Rev. Mr. Gardner, NOSES MAwSEy, Esq. Of
East. greenwich, TO Miss DErsEY ARsoL ,, VI the
former place.
DTEh,
In this ,qvn, on Monday, the 10Th inst. Mrs ELr-
zapsru GaEss, aged ~, cdnsor, Of Me. Stephen
Green.
Al Foster, on the 9Th inst DR.. CYaiL CAnpEn-
rsn, 81.
LoSo, aged So
At PsTfaetef. on the 81 inst. Mrs. EbisAssTn
FrsHEa, aged 81.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.
JOSIAH c. SHAY has IN,

JOSIAH c. SHAW has JUS. cpcncd,
j and now offers for sale.
1000 vols. Chrildreu's entertaining Docks.
.f!se trI reesipsS--<o rcams Ames' super
6ne and fine hot-prcsted iet,er Paper. OF quality
superior Of the kind to any ever offered for s-lc in
this town.
A complete sssor,rrnt Of School Books ara Sta.
tionsry 10 be had as usual, very cheap. At No iIe.
Thames J. {. SHAW.
flpc os
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6 bread is Me ssaf Of life"

We understand that ship from New.Or.
leans, With 1000 bushels OF corn, passed up
the west passage, Tor Providence, a few days
since. A brig is also shortly expected with
an additional suppiy Of 10 900 bushels. Mo.
nopolizers and spectators, be careful tn keep
hack the "sseg yGfe"--perhaps i, will, ere
!sng, yield you large hreff.
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81 JohD, Me EvaneeAs..

'T7'iE Anniversary Festival of 81. John the Evan.
geiist, and the choice Of officers or 81 Johns
l.odre viii take place. nj Ss. Jo,hs Lodge. an Ir-
day evening. Dec. q 53i6. The members, toysth.
er with Visiting Bro,hers, are invited To attend.
By order cfR W ISAAC STALL, NJ. s. IL.
JOHN HANDY, Secretary.
Newport, Dec. 25, AL. 58l6
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70 the Providence Patriot there have late.
ly been published several we'll written essay.
owes the signature Of" .f.Gcns." The writer
appears TO be one Of The federal psr,y-is
well acquainted with the secret mac hination.
Of the ea6a!," one of the members of " which he
sddresses--and appears also to have lately
discovered that the ca6aP' who now rule this
state, ara actuated by the mos, cor,up, mo.
dves. 10 note to oac of his sellers, he says (:
T." Though do no, profess to believe with the
present Coy. FEssss. in every article of hs poliii
sicsi creed do justice, with pleasure to his talents
and his motives Ills talents may be considered as
of the first order, improved By good education.
much useful study, anu considerable experience
IN pubic i'fe' and know not man, whose Motive,
are more purely dsin,eres,ed His disposition open,
generous and unGesignng, has in il, nothing OF The
demagouge. thc is sometimes mpe,uous, he is al
ways placable, and when he smiles he gives us no
tesson TO put ourselves upon guard against him
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NEWPORT BANK

NOTICE is hereby given, that on "Wednesday, the
1 first day ofJanuary next. general meeting of
the Stockholders will take place 1T the State House
IN Newport. at halfpsst two O'Clock. =. NJ. Tor The
election OF Directors and transaction Of the neces
sary business of said iIank.
Notice is also given. that on the same day. the
hat-yearly Dividend will pc declared and paid 10
saeh persons as the books Of the Bank viii shew TO
be stockholders on the twenty sixth instant.
JiJ order fhc Prssissa and Directors.
JOHN r. SllEAnMAN. Casser.
Newport De-. 49, 1876
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Cbeap--Dog Cbsap!
WILLIAM IMLEY, Sd,

No. lsa, 1HAxEs.S1aEsS,
tNlL'i open this day, snl,e of the ehcapes, Goods
w e'sf offered in this town. which being pur-
chased at tic auctions, Cor cash. he will sell them.
csy sacea, On the same &c sns y. .--. y -
NY eVmiriss, IA aart, ne ySispins-- nj
Nlge black, brown aud mixed Brosucloths, do
Cass'metet, rurds, Coalins Eerseys. Planes. Elan,
ne's' aud Nasss' Satnnct,si very cheap; Caiicoef.
very low hsndsnaa and nay Hsndkerc'fs, shaw!s.
from 20 CTS to dolls each India Cottons, from IL
10 80 cts yard, Umbrellas 90 Bonbasin, cheap.
teslings. fron IS CTS 10 dolls pattern superfra
susp.n1ers; steam loom, Coersin, and India Shit.
i!%s ladies' Indispenssblcs, Russia Shcc,ings
pisids; black. brown, and fancy Ribbons ladies'
Gloves gon,emen's fancy crayals--and a great
ysvs,, vf other articles, too tedious 70 cnumcrate.
all el@hie. he will sell low for cash
M lie would thank aii those who are indebted
hlnl, WtSli sna settle very soon. Dec ~.
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also bsea SFossd 10 exceed Ell oihef roe.s ~.
.insking puddingssoat Of .iass hare been VA
ed with The greatest Satisfaction, with csrley
meal, which meal, although in great demand
YET unfortunate il is, that with most persons
il produces tho heart burn, or sour stomach.
Take good sweet carrots, boil them soiI and
pound them very fne With barlef meal, WITH
q considerable 6ne salt, and bake Il before
the FIRE in cakes, and it will completely pre-
vent the sour stomach and heartburn. and
give sweetness 10 your bread, Of which The
barley Of itself is entirely destitute. II will
bear 10 be nearly one half carrots.
-~~co-
The Franklin, -, Capt SERVANTS fitting
al Philadelphia, probably 10 take her turn IN
the Mediterranean two sloops OF war are hI-
ling at New-york, il is supposed for the same
destination. Some Of the Mediterranean squs-
deon vuay be expected home. We believe the
enlistments Of seamcn arc only Cor Shos, peri.
DDS.
JoaS W.. Esrks, Formerly Of the House
Of Represeutanves)i is elected Senator in Con-
gress from the State of VIRGINIA, for ELK
ye.rs, from The a,h DAY Of March next.
IL is calculated, on re,utns made, that there
are annually brought into New York Market,
for the supply OF The numerous inhabitants OF
tha, city, 5000 oxen, 2s,Tlo calves, li3,93o
sheep, $3.50 hogs.
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ANTHONY v. TANLOF
No, l56, 1Aar,c1. Sl,csf

- W, I'D, ZNorlcA-S SIfcsf II
HAS received by the latest arrivals irou, England.
Ia very handsonc Assortment az IARD,VARv
and CUTLERY, consisting Df warr.Nled Engls.,
bliNeA Steel Gc.nan and cast do sheet Iron .na
lead brass kettles, brass scales and tcale beams
s,elyards nests Of iron wcights Warming raps !,
pest and boz collie mills andlrons shovel and tongs
brass and common bellows santy do : saws,
locks and hingcs screws Of nil descri ptoas trace
and jack chains, currefs and drawing knives, butch
er and shoe ditto ;,ablc. desert, poke, and pen
kpiyesi razors, eclssors. &c. &c.--Thc above Art.
eies VIII bc sold at re,'ueoi prices, for Cssh.
Newport, Dee Is. ...t.
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ME5WPORT.
HEDRESDAY, DECEM8ER
1916.

We learn, from >unqaesiionsble authority,
ihat ,here was 90 ,own-mceting at New. Shore-
ham, on The goth of Nov. for choosing Elec-
Iors. This was in consequence of no war
rant being issued for that purpose. The
charter Of that town vests tho authority Of
issvlng warrants for calling own.meetioss,
in ths asst warden. This Office j. now hold.
On BY John Gor,on, man whom the federal
is,s ofthst town have delighted to honor {"
The cefasal or neglect Of this officer will
undoubtedly be applauded by federalis, OF ,he
Hsr,iord Convention stamp, as an sdroit &C;
sor preventing the republicans of that ,own
giving free expression Of their sentiments,
On taas important occasion.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber gives notice, that on the Goth
Il inst. came into his enclosure, one year old
Fieifer. Whoever owns the same, by paying cost
may have her, fodder is searsc, and the creature
wants To eat, every day.
The subscrher likewise gives notice, that he has
lost a year old Hefer. who has strayed away
lie VIII pay f~r any information respecting her.
ISAAC DARKER
Middletown. Dec. IS, 1916
q. PRINTING, ofaa kinds, crecafed IN
ea'i.'S-:cry r71-r-r, cs M, oFcs
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TO be sold at Public Auction,
On SATURDAY, January iifh, 1917, ofli
o'stoek n. M on tie nvcrises, ~ fair
sveSfaer, or nor hreyioss.y dishosed " Of
fyivale sale.
THE ESTATE OF Pact M. Muxyoap. id
Newport, being Nos. 81, 90, 90. Thames ssifeess
and No -MiIl'sireet, each having large and com
hodlous chambers over each, and all under TIC ssrn0
roof Said Estate is SO uai9ei ,ily knosn As being
the bcs, calculated Ia Newport. and afTcrdhg ,hs
Icost eligible stands Tor busncss-- has preuy uni.
fofmly ren,et for the interest OF ten Thousand DOL
lars. and 10 capable of much greater Improvement;
there being upper or third story sgsiIy lipfighS
on all sides, co feet by ~, all eaGy 1artiiSnad into
five divisions, with three pair sF stairs leading to
the same, aud cellar ot the sane dimensions
naming. unappro2riaicd s-it comprises ,hr,c ele-
giant Stoves on 1hanes,slrec,. sssh in two apart
nen,s, a}ront of suitable Sllh and about so feet
in depth. and adjoining roou, about fee, eessi-
cd, IS by ~ icet in which there is Grc l,.ace Of
ordinary s,c., It's situation is near. the ceHfc ot
the most dGigl.fu, town, cn the poblcsi ,spI most
leligllul ;sl,hd III tic lniycrsc an island ounce.
ted with the yain by Fridge of sOlid stose. con.
siaercd in itsejf oil ecs og The most digniGcJ
curiosity. a town vciIktuated &r mercantile pgs-
suits in tic rey tion il bears 10 the principal mart,
Of te coniine,; possessing I.rbor, for excellence
exceeded by nsne; ant! a climate the most a!LSn.
Gus Aa Isla.si ,tpuisd ~ sllssfAscliers as no
Eden Of The Wcslt.-Ihs estate bas within the lsst
eight or nine ytars, undergone entire new u,odi-
6eation, and eosyeiluentIy received thorough ara
fai,hfal repair IN every part, is ore halt Of b Sck,
Possesses ap tarsnce in,si9s,cnl'y majestic, boa
n value inscpsrgtiy connected .l tic drst a.rF-
ests of the place, which in all human proba.i ~
arc 80 promising ss any in America.
The above E.tsic will DC sold together or q
parts - Possession given Of ;hTrc 2sys by the 81
day " April nexi, md Of tie foisih b;' the 81.
day Of July he5i, tacst probably by the 6rst fass
toned period The conditions OF sale, which wii! b
liberal adeknosn ts the time and place Also gii
be Sold, frst.rs.c TEW in The Methodist Chspel. 7
g3, l.AUL NJ. EUMFO2D.
Newport, Dec .t5l 1916
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STEPHEN Ii. CAHOUNE,
YNIEEDlEC TO relinguish ais presen, line Of bus.
mess, offers fos sale, a, reduced prices hs en4
tire stock Of
China, Glass ard Ear1icA Hare,
comprising as extensive an assortment as has eylr
been Offered 10 this town.
Nevrort. Noy 21
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NOTICE.

yXTE the Subscribers bs6ne this dsy bean sp.
w pointed by the Hon Court Of Probate, Il the
town o. Tiycrton, &c. coudsssoncrs TO receive and
examine tive claims against the Estate OF LEav1S
LAKE, ls,co Of Tivettss. deceased, represcniod in
solvent, do hereby give nclee. that twrive months
from the ds,e hereof are above cd TO the Creditors W
said Estate to bring in and prove tLcs claims and
we shall attend fer ,ha, purpose q, The s''-s Of
Amy Manchester. 10 said town. on the last Sat-
urdsy 10 July, August, anu stften.ber neat. from
one O'Clock, r. n 20 SIX. on each Gay.
ASSEx ,n,,y !. s,MSoss. iNcies 20 csmnl.,:sne-s.
NB. sil persons indebted 70 The absse Es,se are
requested to make mediate psymnntto
DA,itgL AXE, Administrator.
Tiv:-.c, o:'. ?. 1916 25l
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FARMERS ATTEND

TO let, the Farm which now occupy. l,3sy in
CoggeshaIi's neck, in Newport. postcssiont 40 be
gwen from this daie. and held uniiIliik 25lh March
next-'onger h We can agsee. No tsw-s,fit 10 bs
" commenced b. ns. 1,rn possession 10 surrendered
sYLyESTER RODiSsO3 HAZAI,p
.Nen5o-f. Dec. 2ja, 1916.
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From South Amcrica.

Translated for the Fresnda's Journal.
Gregor M'Gresor, General cf brigade, III fhe
Rchu6Hcan .ifmies, and Cohmaader ia CbicJ
c5 ihaf Of fhe Centre.
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a farm TO le,-syIvestcr lives spon it
Can't say he makes the least improvement on it,
Bu,ted and bounded by the law --don't fear,
Tenants will not be sued ,Il--cnd Of year
And then, perhaps, TO make the better spot,
Wei sue illcm 81 our Nsrraganse, court.
There's not = farm IKE this n oil the stats;
Tenants are always sure 90 know their fate. ~"
And les, they should grov fat on the increase,
The Court viii End law. and take the hctce,
lawyers must live. nnd AZ We farmers thrive.
'rs best that We should keep the trade ai,sc.
The Courts Of Justice must receive check,
Unless We lc. the farm tbat's in the neck.
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Newport, Dec. 25, 1916. /!
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ADarine list.
PORT OF NEWpoRT--July, 1915.

Ensered-sloop Express, Justin. Ncw.york 80.
Shepherdess, Gardner, do. +. brig John, White, Ha-
wanna; sch. Alpheus & Nancy, congdon, Martinique.
:, lfearea-s'oop B ID Jones, Bliss, New-iork. do.
Shepherdess, Gardner. do Go Julia, Case Phila.
deIPha
Ship Robinson Potter. TillinlAst, of Newport so
days from Cape de verds for Baltimore, was spoken
2Sth ult. of Cape Henry
The Matilda. Farrier, and Zephyr, of Rhode Is.
land, we're at Havana, Juno io-Shc Sally, Cohm.
bia and Fame. OF do. sailed from thence the 10Th
The ship George Mary, Of this port for London,
was spoken June 10, lat. az, 20, lon. 40.
The ship George Washington. OF Providence, and
sch Phebe, of Newport, arrived ut Norfolk, on the
30;h uh.
The Magnet, Drew, Of Bristol, arrived at Phila-
delpha on the 5th inst
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r yLs, Fsir-!sss Gsm.s.--ltis - ssslce 10 the
Dalino~e Patriot, that the schooner Romp,
or Santasccino, which has been seized 10 the
Chesapeake on suspicion ofher being pi-
rate, is a privateer regularly commissioned
under the Patriots Of Buenos Ayres and that
she has moiested only Spanish Royal vessels
and property. -
\ Further Of tae Romf-A sailor arrived
here on Saturday, from Gloucester, who
state that he was one of the crew tbst on
tho 10th OF May, off Csdiz ,he Romp cap
tured the Sp. br. St. Joseph, 80 tons, with
valuable cargo, and large sum in specie,
from Csdhz for Curunna [; thar after taking
or board the Romp the specie, she was or
dered for Bue0os Ayres, but she altered her
for the U. 5. and on the 3o,h ult. fell in with
3 fishing boats, which the prizc mastc, filled
with goods, to land him and the crew al Cape
Ann, when the brig was sunk that they arc
at Gloucester on Monday, and The Collector
seized the boats the mex, day.-The prize
master is secured, SO that an ioves CATION
may take place. The mate and c'ra have
Observation-Disclosures haher
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In this town., yesterday morning. Mrs. Many
VIcEERY, aged ~, consort of Mr. Joseph V.ckery.
The funeral will proceed at o'clock. al.
ternoon. from Johnsueet, which The relations and
friends are invited
In this town on Monday last, Mr.. JoHN LARKIS,
in the 4lst year of his age
At South h-Kingstsrgn. the ID inst decay 'smen-
ted, after long and distressing illness which lie
bore with fort;lude and resignation 81 DENJANIs
.CorrRELL, aged ~, BY the de@h OF this young
man An aged mothcr,-a disconso,a,e hrolie ana SIS
ter, ogether with = large circle Of relatives and
friends have been calledio taste the bitter cup o IL
fiction but we trust their loss is his irrtpu-be
gain, 4, ~, ,SsEs
At Souii. Kngst on the 6,h inst Mrs LYDIA
BRows, sged 81, wife of Capt Thomas Brown, tor
merly of this island.
/ AT Providence, on the Cd inst AR Royal PaIxr.
merchant. son of the late Captain Amos faine. Of
Woodstock, (con in the S9,ii year Of his age. The
religion Of Jesus christ, which lie professcd IN his
youth, and excmplifcd in ftcr life, afforded him
peculiar supper, through protracted state cs de.
bility and sickns;s, which he sustained With Chris
tian patience and resignation AT tie approach, OF
the King of Terrors, be enabled TO breathe out
bis soul in the language Of s. stepten--'". Lord
AT Sclssneeie, r. 7. on the 18th ulA Mr., yAars
BRsvroN. son Of Mr. Benjaun Breaton OF this
towr, aged SO years.
A, .iarslfeid .,iass on Monday. the Isl Inst. the
Rev. WitLiAM SHAW. ID u. in The 7sih year Ut y.
age. and S0th Of his ministry,--A man Of dgIhcc
manners and correct department in the various rcla-
tious Of life. As Christian Minister he possessed
substantial and useful talents; faithful in ihc
discharge of the duties OF his profession; beloved
by the people Of his charge highly esteemed by an
extensive circle OF scquaintanc~ ard friends whose
Will SsG be c " Ss sea
gone, we trust, TO reap the frNt OF bis labors,
crown OF glory that fadeth not away
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NOTICE.

TaosE soldiers Belonging 10 tho la'c Ar
my OF tho Cniled States entitled 10 pensions
are informed, ,ha, il is only necessary TO ipr-
ward their discharges. and certificates of dts
ability to the War Department, stating IN
what particular state or territory or district
they reside, and wish to receive their silow-
snce, when certificates OF pension will be is
soed by tho Secretary Of War, AID forwarded
to them, free Of ell charge whatever; and al
so, that The services Of an sgcnt arc not at all
required 10 procuring for them their pen
sions, awarded by the government TO their
gaIlanuy and their wounds.
War DEPARTMENT., June ls, 1915.
Tn. Editors publishing the laws Of the
u. s. arc requited to sito ,bis advertise
ment four weeks insertion, and send their
aecocn,s foe p,ymen, to the Department, Of
War. - Us
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ycAsled .sesiions TO obtain seat 10 ConglsGs'
we're ac,uaIed oY The fear of Republican as.
cendaacy at the octoher session, when no fed
erslist conld be elected; we, therefore, say
they, of Two evils chose the ieast.-This con-
sideration operated with equal potency on Mr..
u. and his iriends but another was still more
forcible. There were other federal candi-
dates for tho Senatorial Office, and should il
be practicable TO elect fsderalis, at the con-
sttu,ional period, Mr.. 3. was not certain that
he would be the successful racer he might
be again distanced but he was now sure Of
auccess-as his opponents had no time TO or
ganize their opposition. Il is an old proverb,
however, that "ihere is many a slip between
the cup and the lip - and Mr.. b. may be
destined again 10 furnish an instance Of its
truth.--Ibid.
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COMMUNICATION.

"A few days since I attended the funeral Of
lovely chic, aud while they were consign-
lng il to the tomb, took view Of the bury
ing ground, whore thousands are deposited |;
and where, perhsps, tens of Thousands will
end their last resting place." where the
wicked cease from troubling, and the weary
are at rsst."--But l suspend these general
observations, and address myself to . more
particular inquiry there not duties
which we owe to the dead, as we'll ss those
20 the liyingl And If SO, why arc the brute
creation permitted to trample under their feet,
aud level the little mounds which have been
raised by tho relatives and frieods of the de.
parted as mark BY which they might visit
and drop tear over their remains. Citizens
of Newport, have you forgotten your rela-
/: tives and friends, who are lodged in their si-
len, tomSs in the battle-ground, at the north
end of the town; and will you suffer tho cat
tie to tramplc down, and deface those monu-
mcnts, which have been raised over them !;
there are but few among US who has not con-
signed some dear relative or friend in this
silent repository, and my attention has been
frequently called to this subject by seeing
numbers Of cattle feeding and lrampliug over
!, the graves 10 the battle-ground, leyelling the
little mounds, and defacing and injuting the
stones, &c. which has been erected over their,
remains. Would il not be expedicnt that
this subject should be called up at our next
Town.meeting, that some measures may be
adopted to prevent in future such injuries to
tho monuments Of the dead.
MENTOR.
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Pay Master Generals office,
Huntington CRY, June 25,'lSl6

Huntington CRY, June 5,'l8l6.
I INFORMATION 10 hereby given 10 the claimants
i for five years half pay. in addition to the notice
issued from this Office, dated the Oh Of Msy; 1916
That by the 1st section OF the law hcrein referred
to, the zdsws of commissioned and non mmssicn-
ed officers, musicians and privstes, Of the regular
army rangers, fcncibles volunteers and militia,
excepting these Of the regular army, who enlisted
TO serve for the periods Of Ave years. and during
the war;" are, in their right widows, entitled
TO five years half pay provided the husband died
while in the service Of the United States during the
late war, in returning 10 his place Of residence
after being mustered out Of service, or who shall
have died a. any time thereafter, in consequence Of
wounds received whilst in the service" Where
there is no widow, where she intermarries, the
child children, under 10 years Of age, are entitled
to the said half pay pension.
That by the "a section of the law Of the 18th Of
April, 1916, where all the children Of honcommis-
stoned officers musicians and priv OF the regular
army, who enlisted for FIVE years or during the war,
aud who were killed in battle, or died OF wounds
or disease while in the service u the United statese
during the late war;" are under the age Of sixteen.
they are eslte to Ave years half pay, TO commence
on the l7,h day Of February, 1915; Provided, all
claim, right title and interest in and to the land
land warrant, be, within one year from the 18Th OF
April, 1916, rei,rqoisbed, surrendered, ard given
up by their guatd,sns. Evidence Of guardianship,
from under seal Of the proper authority must be
produced and the guardian st the tine OF receiving
esch payment. uust shew that the child or children
be living. hobEni pnLNIs
mr. Pointers of the Laws Of ,be United states will
give she foregoing three insertions In their psPers
JuIy i0--w3w.
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DIRECT TAX.

hIoTIcE Is herebygiven., that the Direct Tax. as.
IN sessed on the towns ct bristol, Warren, Bar.
rngtcn, Portsmouth and Middletown, for the year
one thousand eight hundred and fifteen. laid in con-
formity TO the act Of Congress-, passed tho ninth OF
January. one thousand eight hundred and 6steen,
upon the following described property, is now re.
naming unpaid. and that unless the said tax with
ten per centum in addition thereto, shall be paid to
shah be necessary sstisy the said tan and twenty
per cent, in addition thereto, will be sold at Public
Auction at the Collectors Office, in the town Of
Newport. in the county Of Newport; the sale 10 CON-
nence At eleven o'clock, A. NJ. on the sale twelfth
day Of August.
more particular description Of the property viii
be given at the time and place Of sale.