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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-23

Yaiuable Properly. For sale.
THE subscriber will either sell Or lease the House
i in which he now lives, in Thames.street-and
rive immedzte possession. lie will sell some land,
sx;oinine the estate Of the late George Champls,
ESQ which land is very convenient fer House lots.
He win either sell or lease his farm st Sachuesst
point, in Middletown. lie has some furature alss
for sale. NATH. HAZARD:
Ian
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02
Fresh London Medicines, Paints,
Dye-StaDs, Surgeons Msiru-
ments, &c.
BEN AMIN BUTMAN,

MIDDLE STREET,
TTsS received ,cr the Genera Lincoln from
i i Loadon, via Bottom. an exteufve sfT rtment
OF
Drugs. Medicines. Paints, Dye styGs Sar-
gfen's infrmnents. &c.
among which are-True Anderfons Piis-Ce
phslc Snuff -Ielui' Dsops-C C, amomi!e Flowers
Colocyn h-sO,yd s,smuih- squiils--F;or Be Eein
do. Z,lci-Gum GslhanIm-L unaT CAun,c-
Oil Rhotium-Od Cymin Oh Juniper Mudses.
Inhaer--Wsich Oil Valerisn--Tart Emetl c.
Gain scaes AMI Weight apothecarys copper
sea es and Weights--BOlu' Kave. Refined I.iqu
orlce Windfor Soap Tooth q, uihes Cou-s taf
ier--sats Lemon w afess- BoIes Water Colour
long ard ihorf Camsi's Hair Pepcis--Indis lax
-Carm'ne-- Red Cha,k-French do Drop ak
-Afpaatum- Rofe and Dutch P,uk-Pa,ent Yei
low Kiags do-Siip Bne-O raoge Red -purpe
Brown Woad--coarfe ard foe Enery-C sme..
Hair 1'oos--Varnilh Bruilies--Gszier.s Diamonds
&c sc
Am2u'asing lailru nenss- Trepanring do--Dic
fetf,ng do Poekei Cafes--Si yer Caihe,ers-- Gum
Eaiiic do Gum Eisiiic Boush;e,; belt London
lance,s; common do Gum do; Trocars Pro
bangs: improved key Tooth Innrumenrs; com
mon do Pins for Hare Lips; Elaaie Gum syr
euges Ivory do ; Scion Needles, polypus For
ceps, &c &c Dee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02
NEW GOODS.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,

EXCHANGE sTRehT,
IIsvE jaa received an ex.ea,ive adorgment of
IL Gpols iassea to fhe preleat and approaching
ssAfsa-smoag which are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02
rUANE'S INVENTION.

MIR Duare, in his commen,s on the
treaturer's report, has proved in the mcft
luminous manner. that revenue d,ri-
we'd from articles Of import is NOT avaiIS
bic in time Of war. For why i? becave
in fuch feafons we have no commece
whatever, and whenever commerce file,
a revenue which was built on con,,yrce,
fats with it Mr. Jeffsrfon ullyjntici-
pated this difficulty and by his yeietta.
bic embargo. deprived US of thi ioarce
of revenue as preliminary tg war.-
Duane has fully faished US this inn
portant poiut that when CRrefs can
derive no revenue from comerce, why
then tn y can derive no avenue from
This hi. ex/lency demons
mates /" the furs,ii'y of financial fyf-
tenn of the United stat and which
was not therefore fuye of revenue to
be relied on |" We peat it Mr.. jef.
ferion faw the thing eeilely in che fame
light, and by his i9nparab'e embargo
which General Dye highly spplauds.
labored to prsvrvhls alarming evil.
The fears of tLero grave politicians
remind us of a d who, having CONE
into p9aefIian magnificent houie.
and appre aer.dfthat it would be fwal
lowed ~ by hrit earthquake. tore
+ down Lirf refo,ing to Ieayr 10 ,ns
earthquake ru'n TO acccmp,iih.
r. lssgsapl,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02
,cp NEW GOODS.
JOSEPH HARRDD,
Corner q Laeiange aud .Eia..ie-sireeis,
IL is just opened for sale general assortment Of
GOODS:
GOODS

.-..AMoSG WHICH ARE.".
Sure hne dick. bue, brown, olive End cortesu
Broadc,ttrsj back, b'ue, bit lie, mixed, huts
brown iiae h-l iow priced do. f.. superh,c OIL k
biu,, and m KID Cas- 'imeres bl4ck piue, mix
ed, olive. and brown iine de-; Hume >, C!o'hs /;
Devons'"ye seys; I'm 'ai Cad SAti.
netts Vss'mss Utsok and olive Velsets; su.
petfine and common und-cssud = ms 5-4 Ciss.
h<m /; Cam Tick,; White nd -oior, d Csmbriek
Mus, Ms Linens; Mushns; state color u
Noes,ed Hose &hs WIS f:on 5 a ga square
Dtnaties; rich Les-Bi,e Silks for pei4sse.
gen men and ladies' black snd white silk Hose
sni O. ve.; e,antine silk shawis silk Hand
kerciuef,; genlemens' Buek.kis asd Besye
Gloves lsoies' KID and Beaver Gloves; Ban
dsnns ard fl Xix Handketchisfs Cen.on
twiiied do. = b.a k ak llendksrchiets o,tet
do red and gteen figured Rstiineus; plan
Il nred, aud wv Ted Bem,szetts B>i3es; Flsn
Etl. Blankets; Russia II. ,pcrs pelisse clolhs
aid ti,nneis iew blsck. wa.,e and colosec
Os.tica nd down Pun.es: French Braid and
Cotda Ribbons Tapes bis OK md white al
ian Grape Nsnkeuns; Brush anu HamAusgls
Saiitngs, &c &c lee. 19
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02

Mso Hats, Bonnets and Muts aid
1Ypefts.
AT the Bottom HAs Ware Houfe,
Ne. I, M.0,s Ro'u, M;dais Sks~.
MAHAN u WAItRHOUSF,
Rive received for fa'e large addition to theis
iofmsr noek
London fuper6ne,
Extra, ,aaed Cd quality. (HaTc
B..oo . F. sa; vide ana
Ladies' Beaver Bonnets,
II me laei Leadcn Fafh,on. full tfimmed-And
. hAadtome III ment Of
MUFFS q TIPPETS.
hs-caih will be paid for Red Foe, Sable
AZ O.tss, M Bear skins.
oc Y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02

J.. GREELI,
HAS FOR SALE n M, !, Long W6s./
$50 IBIS frefh Baltimore -Four
so do old do
10 do clear Pork
SO do No ! and do
200 do Msis No 1, No Q aud g Beef
$50 do Ship and Pilot Bread
goo boxes soap
casks Copperas
- Ghetto Souchong Tea
so chaIdron Virginia Coal
SO hhds Liverpool, Salt
IS ton Crinafiopes
2oO do Platter Pasis
50 hhds MOafses
90 do New England Rum
s a. Casks Powder
80 pieces black blue and drab
BNOADCLUi HI.
Dec IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02
NEU GOODS.
joseph Johnson,

Ne 2, EXCHANGE STREET
us jaA received ao ex'enfve affo ,mea, Of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
AMINO WHICH ARR
. bz.s black bue brgwa4 mixed and corhc2u
DROADCLOTH
do black, blue. brown, mixed, and green
CASSIMERES
. do psseut Angola Cords
do Ladies' Peafs Clo,hs
. do Pr',G. flames
do Scotch aud Tartan Plaids
. DO Bombase,,s and Wiidbores
I do printed Bombazeus and Rasinefts
Z d. Flannel. and sa.zss
. do fancy veitines
cafe Umbselas
DO Eng'ifh beaver Bonncts
DO Ribbons r.
Ccstng- Bookings, Plains, Stockingnet,s, Berlin
nj Imperial Cosds-serges Merino shawis--
smssx and common do. Of various lses--llk
asslf-blaek aud Ase Cotton and Worried Hole
Ladies hid and 6k Gloves mems Beaver do
IN faacy 6ik Handkerr hiefs Flag Bandauna and
ssno do.-dreTsd aud uadrtifsd Caiicoes-Cop-
~ s,ss--eo,sou Flag aod Madrafs HAND kerchie
Ga corded aud common Ginghams- Birth,
be and CoeriAn Cot,ons -L,nen-iinen Cam
es- imm,r atom tiandke, ehiefs--cotton Sewing
fspss--bundie aud pound Pins white aud col
ked csm,ricks-Inds cobweb Muffin, -Lu,-
kgs-a A'ge aGortmeus Of Fancy Muil ns--coat
I ven Bus,ous-bsck and colored Canton Grapes
sziian do linen Diaper -Brace'-cambrick s.
Amoa Dmos ies-gendemen' plaid muffin era
s-damask Table C'oihs--Indifpe niabies-6lk
srwil -Ladies' and Children shoes and Booss
ssr,ous kiods
large sucasy Of FACTORY COTTON GOODS
sah,,eia,s and retail, At redsced prices
ov 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02

The Treaty RatJfed-Itis Gated in ths
National Iatell,gencer of lhurtday that.
the Commercial treaty With Great
Britain was rat fed, on tuesday lsit,
By akraR unanlmous Vaegf the Senate.
A letter froa the sponden Of the
Courier. dared a. Warrington on ues.
day, mentions thar the di(cutiion OH the
Treaty had BEEN goi & On, for feveral
days, TN glof natu,ed svay Yef-
terd y ADDS tie letter. Mir KIM {
Nv ok roie in the oenae, upon the
great mte,eRs Of trade. Hete MIR. K.
was found in his peculiar pr vince. 1t
was not in the great departments of COM
merce, ITS general interests. but in %
,iety Of detail, that he ihsne in all the
falnefs and iuitre If iagacicus and ac-
complifhrd haiesman. Surjecrs leaf
known to others, appeared in hun as fami-
liar as the common concerns of life.
His friends felt pride on the location,
while the leaders Of adm iniiiIation Rod
in flent Animation of his talents, and
could not bu, reverence lis virtues.
!" A Senator exclain ed, OH leaving he
senate, fhame on my c umry, that tuch
a ma" ihould itand proicribed, aud ihut
out iron the pubic councils"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02

BLlSrERED STEEL, &c.
oOu lbs best English Blistered Steel (IIoop ~
90 boxes by 10 and by 3 Glass
90 do fresh Rasius
10 do. dipped Candies
llhds. W. l. Rum
do. N. f.. ditto
do retailing Alolasses'
Bbls. Muscovado Sugar
Cognac Brandy
Pure Holland Tin
s chests souchong Tea
50 quintals Pollock Fish
SO Hhds. st. Ubes Salt
Brgs Liverpool Blown do:
s cwt. patent Shott
2 boxes Roll Birthstone
200 lbs sulphur
Is doz. pr. Cotton and Wool Cards
With good assortment OF ". I. GOODS,
Crockery and Hard Hare,
For sale at No. $, Columbian Row, by
JEREMIAH kIMBALL e. SON.
Dec. 10. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02

Dow JOSE Manuel ilsRyERA, Minister
Pienip1ientiar, fem the Nexi an Republic
70 the ptesid mt II he United States, has
arrived It Sew-O. leans. escorted by Gen.
Foiedo. tie represents the sfiairs OF The
ae,oiuionis,s as in favorable circoms,an.
ces.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02
BAALk a. BARTELS.

BAAEk Il BARTELS,
OFsER for SAFE at their lore. Fore .itree.,
~ hhds W I Rum
do ~ 4 ditto
pipes Cogoiac Brandy
do. Spanith do.
DO Holland Gin
do Philadelphia do.
IL hhds kiolsGes
10 do brown ougars
do Loaf do
10000 ID Coffee
8 b .. prime Cotton
cAsks frefh Rice
8 do do Ra,Gns
20 do aforted cut NaiIs
4 do iod and god wrought ditto
So key, FIX and pigtaii Tobacco
10 chefs Souchnny Tea
tags Pepper and Pimento
$50 lbs Cafia
$50 do BensA. indigo
go bo1c: Oy 10 and BY Window Olaf.
20 do Pipes
IS do dipped Candies
10 do Chocolate
$1,000 american Cigars
$40 lbs LoriIard's snuff
500 DO Soal Leather
500 do sd,r;ed shoi
tons Nicaragua Wood
do Logwood
200 hhds Turks lilaud ALI
- do Liverpool do
So bag, fine blown do
500 qu,u,ais Pollock Fin
400 do Cod aud Scale
80 bbls new fupe 6ne Flour
100 do Mefs and No. Beef
Also
4 General 4O0rtment Of Groceries.
Dec. &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02
IY More Men Goods /!
GEORGE HILL & Co.
I1AV q just received an additional supply OF
SCARCE GOODS;

hMasG WHICH ARE --SuserhA- Que. black. ol
1--we aud be0.a beoadcloths--r Iqns--DnRi s.
Peiisse ciatbs--Tsitan p id-~as hAte eiegsn
PLAN aud 'wi'ied Bomoazsts, al coiots-- lack
and clue k.snnetts- Foiine sno London w.,
ngs-whs.e Jersey Ffocka-kni wcoien II Wv
ers black and owe Vsisets BIZ ,s--Fisu-
neis--L.dies' ~ "a hne coo. ed and bisek Wo
s ed. II Sc Mrns' beaver, doe skin and XII
G.oses--Ladies' kid, wssh la~t5e- feecy an.
.ngois do Cotton Shaw,s--B 4ndsnps. dsg 3
hiack SILK Hsndketciiiefs--eh plaid silks
lack Itsiaa and Canton Crapes-- Meckiin ard
Cotton Lsces-a grea variety of psin, pIs'd &
tfnged ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2u tons---S ay Ls-
chg s--Slte Bad, etc etc.
III persons indeb I'd 10 6. IL & Co. are re-
la-sted % make imme diate payment.
Dec. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02
Portland Library.

THE Proprietor. OF portland LIBRARY are 90 n
ed that heir. annual meeting wi be ho De at
the oifice of the fub,cr,Ser in Exchange E'reet on
fueidSy he I'd cay Of January mex a c'oeh
IN OLIVER BR Y Lsb,e,ias
Dec &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02

A motion in the Legislature Of Pennsyl.
yania, to ypponta Committee 10 ascertain
the expsdienoy OF requiring the Bnksto
pay specie, was passed by minority oil on
ty2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02

A Bill 10 allow the truth TO be gisin in
evidence in all criminal p.osecu Nsos for
libel, where public character IS the subject
81 investigation, is before the Legislature
OF South Carolina.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02
More Men, Goods !
BARBOUR g. LINCOLN,
HAyE just received an additional supply
I'D LCYJ IHnnC

II
Among which are the following sC-faCE 1flf-
1JCLES -
Fine black and brown Ladies' and gentemen's
Bombaze.ts \ black and white silk
Super. Peiise Cloths, Gloves
fashionable colors sLa,iies' md gentlemen's
Printed scarlet Pelises black and white silk
FIannels Hose
Black a. green Flannels Black, brown and Naza-
Fine scarlet flannels rine Eombazeens
Devonshire kersey isk Elorentiue Nesting
Gentiemen's black and Black Lustring, Avig-
white Worsted Hose, non manufacture
fine sLadies' Beaver Gloves
Black, drab and green ssiik Basket Buttons
1abby Velvets sMixed Cords
Black, blue and brown III artan Pluids, high COL
Ratinetts ors and large figures
superiire London Cloths sAc. &c.
Nor. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-02
WEBER & CHASE,

t.aCB.INu E-SFGEEI,
HAVE jun received al sxten6ve aforimens oil
Engl6, India, and French Goods,
fuitabie for the preieut and approaching feaion
~ rresfury Notes and New York Bills rece,v
ed az fniai d,lcouut nov
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-22
POETRY.
THE SACRIRICE.


The morning sun rose bright and clear;
On Abraihsm's tent it gaiiy shone
And all was bright and cheerful there;
All, save the patriarch's heart alone.
while Gods command arose TO mind,
l, forced into his eye the tear,
For tho his soul was all resign'd,
Yet nature fondiy linger'd there.
The simple morning feast was spreadi
And Sarah at the banquet smilcdj
Joy DER her face its Iustrs shed,
For near her, sat her only child.
The charms that pleased a monarch's eye,
Upon her cheek had left their trace
His hghly-augur'd destiny,
Was written in his heavenly face.
The groanng f.tber turn'd away,
And walk'd the inner tent apart:
Ile felt his forttudc decay,
While nature whispered in his heart
20 nust this son, to whom was given
"The promise Of blessed land,
"Hsir to the choicest gifts Of Heaven,
(" lie slain by a fond fathers hand
This son, for whom my eldest born.
Z" Was sent outcast from his home,
"Apd in some wilderness. forlorn,
"a savage exile doom'd to roam
|" But shall feeble worm rebel,
{" And murmur at fathers rod
/" Shall he be backward to fulfil
"The known and certain will Of God
{" Arise my son the cruit fill
"And store the scrip with due supplies
{" For we must seek Moriah's hill,
" And offer there q sacrifice"
The mother raised her speaking eye.
And all mothers soul WAS there,
+" She feai'd the desert. drear and dry
" She fesr'd the savage, lurking there -
Abraham beheld, and made reply
On Him, from whom our blessings flow,
" My sister, we with faith rely
"'Tis He commands, and we must 60"
The duteous son in haste obey'd
The scrip was fill'd, the mules prepared
And with the third days twilight shade
Morah's lofty hill appeared.
The menials then, at distance waits
Alone ascend the son and sire
The wood Is on his shoulder laid
The wood--to build hi, funeral pyrc.
No passion sway'd tho fathers mind
lie felt a calm, a death-like chilli
His soul, all chastcn'd, all resign'd,
Bow'd meekiy--,hoagh he shydder'd still.
While on the mountains brow they stood,
With smiling wonder, Isaac cries,
:" My father. 10 the fire and wood
/" but where's the lamb, for sacrifice !"
The Holy Spirit stayd his mind,
While Abraham answered low and calm,
Whh steady voice, and look resgnd
God will provide himself a lamb"
But let no pen profnne, like mine,
On holicst themes too rashly dare
Turn TO TnE DooK OF Books DIVINE,
And read the blessed promise there
Ages on ages roll'd away
AZ length the hour appointed, came,
And on the Mount Of Calvary,
God d;f indeed froride Lamb.
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H1ILSES 81 SHOPS.

THE shop and House. No. fo7, Thames.street.
i uow occupied by Nr. J. G. Chadssy. .--.aiss, Ts
Let. the House and shop in Market-sqsares the
House Is now occupied by Mrs. Lydis Ferrant. and
the shop nv Mr. Charles shrsrman Possession Civ.
en- the first day Of April apply to
SAMUEL r. SARDNER.
.NecHovs, .ifgreA 20, iei6
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BY the President,
JOSIAH MEIGS.
MARSHAL's NOTICE.

at District Of Rhods. Island.
Tn pursuance OF warrant from the Hon. David
i Howell, Esq Judge Of the Dstric, Court, for
Rhode Island District
Notice is hereby given to all persons whom
il may concern, that an information has been fled
before said Judge, by Asher Robbins, ESQ United
States Attorney for said District. against certain
ship together with her tackle, apparel and furniture
called the Jane. of bosicn. now lying in the harbor
ship being forfeited, ssfs alledged in said informs
ton, FOR violations ofthe laws Of the United state,
And trial will be had on said information. a, a spe.
ciai District Court. to be holden at the Court House
in Providence, in said District, the 18th OF June
pext, at ten O'clock in the forenoon Ff7
,frf EprNEzER DEXTER, .,far,iais
Nav IL. 1916 aI|. Fl
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber viii receive proposals. until the
i first day OF July. for Supplying about 500 cords
&c Building stone, suitable Cor wharf
Newport, May IS, 1876 A. NEWMAN.
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Masonic 4ninstrel

JUST published and nov ready to he delivered TO
j Subscribers, at the Bookstore OF RossaAEIERE
q BAsBER
This book Is large octave size, printed on fine
demi wove paper. elegantly bound md lettered, gilt
edge, and contains about 40 pages, with four ele-
giant engravngs. This valuable work is recommen.
ded to every individual BROTHER, and may be
considered valuable acquisition to the library OF
al, Societies, and pleasing Companion for every
GHNTLrMAa Throughout the United States.
March o. r.
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hare rirvoys thought il grsos>r hnfpins~ 70 dis
e0rer certain method Of curing, the slightest dis.
care fhan 10 aeca~nafe the largest fortune and shs.
ever compasses Me former, essem aof onb HAPPIER,
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VT aJUIt,
rI'wo FARMS. containing about 40 acres each.
situated in the cas-, part ut Exeter, x. about
one mile sonth of the meeting g-house. There are
or said Farms two good Houses and other build.
inre Each Farm is well wstered, and contains Q
susficiency OF wood also. about four hundred sp.
pie trees, par, Of them grated The land is good
for grain and grass. and is we'll ws,cred. For fur
ther particulars, inquire of the subscriber, living
on the premises.
HENRY REYNOLDS.
y-ye,er, February 2S, 1876 Ism
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NEW BOOKS.


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~ tures of Cherubina, romance, by Barrett, 2v.
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novel, in vols. Q; Dayney's Poems, 50 cts. Says
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last letter TO Madame Moreau, and eDgray plan
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A PROCLAMATION.

BY fhe President Of the u States.
NXyusaRAs by the act entitled "An act granting
w bounties in land and extra pay to certain Can.
adian Volunteers, passed the fifth of March, 1916,
il was enacted that the locations Of the hand warrants
Of the said volunteers should ne subject 10 such
regulations, 40 TO priority Of choice. and the
ncr Of location, the President Of the United States
shall direct !" '
Wherefore, I, JAMES MADISON, President Of the
United States, in conformity with the provisions Of
the act before recited do hsrcby'makc known, that
the land warrants Of the said Canadian Volunteers
may be located, sgreeably to the said act. at the
Land Offices at Sincennes, or Jeforsonville in the
Indiana territory the first Monday in June aex',
with the Registers of the said Land Offices that the
warrantees may, in person or by their attornics,
other legal representatives in the presence Of the
Register and Receiver of the said land districts,
draw lots FOR the priority OF location, and that, should
any of the warrants not apper for location that
day. they may oe located afterwards, according TO
their priority Of presentation the locations in the
district ot Vincenaes to be made at Nncennes, and
the locations in the district of Jeifcrsonvile.
Given under my hand the first day of May, one
thousand eight hundred and sixteen
JAMES MADISON.
BY the President,
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Corn'rs Of s'- Cen Land 01Tcs.
UTThe printers Of newspapers who publish the
laws Of the United States will insert the above pro-
clama,ion three times excessively.
MARSHAL's NOTICE.
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DTRECTTAX.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Direct Ta1.
IN assessed on the town Of Newport, for the year
one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, laid in
ormty to the act Of Congress. passed the ninth OF
January, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen.
upon the following :-scrbed property, is now RE
naming unpaid, and that unless the ssid tax, with
ten per centum, in addition thereto, shsIl be paid
to the subscriber or before the thiftieth day OF
May, the said property, much thereof as shall
be necessary to satisfy the said tax and twentyper
cent, in addition thereto will be sold at Public Auc-
tion. at the Collectors Office, in the town OF New.
port, in the county of Newport the sale TO cpm'
mence at eleven o'clock, A. NJ on the said thirtieth
day &c May.
A more particular description Of the pref ty
will be given at the time aud place Of sale.
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Union Wo0leu Mann1aet0yy.

TAE UNION WOOLEyN JM.aJNEF.4CTOPr.
established at Portsmouth, (on this lsland) is
now in operation The Machinery is new, and of
the best kind and an experienced Workman has
been employed to carry j, on.--The Projectors will
receive Wool to manufacture into CLoTn; and the
whole process, any branch of its manufacturing.
shall be done in the best manner, expeditipusly.
and on as reasonable terms be done at any,
Mandatory in the State Apply at the Msnufacto.
ry, TO JOHN BABCOCK, .9genk
Por ,rIoufh, Dee. 13, 1915
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