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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16

see in successful experiment this wonder
iui invention of man, which is productive
of so much real promise of wealth to the
pcoule Of the west.
We are confident, whatever prejudice
may think or say to the contrary, that the
navigation of this river, and that speedily.
by $50 or 200 fast flying STEAMBOATS,, car.
rying produce down the river, aud foreign
merchandise upwards, will be the means Of
rapidly increasing our population, enhanc-
ing the value of our lands and. domestic
produce, and lowering the price Of every
foreign article we use-and by this course
of trade restore our bank paper to its pro.
per value.
We hope. after the defeat of Mr.. Living
ston's claim for an exclusive navigation Of
the Mississippi. that Mr.. Evans, nor no a.
Their man, will ever think of setting I'D any
similar one.
The navigation of our rivers must be an
tree as the ocean to every citizen of the U.
States.-From Pittsburgh to the mouth Of
the Mississippi is nearly as great dis
lance as from our Atlantic shores to Eu-
rope, and there would be about as much
reason in claiming Or giving an exclusive
right to navigate the one as the other.
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KINGSTON, U. c. Sent. ID

u.
On Saturday the 9TH of SepteuIber. the
steam boat Frontenac was launched 4 the
village OF Ernest town. A numerous W.
course oil people assembled on the o. casio,l
But, In consequence Of me accidental
deley, and the appearance oil az approach
shower, part OF the Spectators withdrew
before the launch &C ually tpok place. The
boat moved slowly from her place, and de-
scended with majestic sweep to her Droner
element. The length her keel is $50 feet.
her deck no feet. Her proportions strike
the eye very agreeably and good Judges
have pronounced this to be the best piece
oi naval architecture of the kind vet nro.
duced IN America. Ii reflects honor upou
Messrs. Ilebout x Chapman, from New
ork the contractors, aud their workmen.
ana also upon the prODrietOrs. the greatest
part OF whom are among the most respect.
aole merchants and other inhabitants of the
county oi Frontenac, from which the name
is derived. The machinery for this yaIu-
able bnat was imported from England. anJ
IS SAID to be of an excellent structure, THE
Fr"ntehac is designed for both freiyh, and
!as7e gers. 1t is expected she will he fin-
lshed and ready for use in u few weeks
Steam navigation have succeeded TO admit
'atI n on various rivers, the application of
1t to the waters of the lakes is an ;ptctest-
ing experiment. Every friend to npbl;e
lnpr 'vemant must wish it all the success
which is due to spirit of useful enter
prize.
A steam boat was lately launched az
5ackeit's Harbor. The opposite sides of
TINS lake. which not long ago We'd with
cach other IN the building of ships Of war.
seem now to be equally emulous of com
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
From the Nashville yHg
Important News


Copy of a letter from col. Jessup of the
Gntted States army to Major General
jackson, dated
NEw-ORLEANs, Sept. ii.
Sikh have just received information
that the Spanish Royal squadron, a few
days since attacked and captured the u. S.
vessel Fire brand commanded by lieut..
Cunningham. This act am convinced. is
but the prelude to future outrage-Lieut.
Cunningham has been released; and, un.
derstand, is on his way to Ship Island for
the purpose of reporting to the commodore.
The moment receive a detailed account
OF the affair shall forward it to you And
have the honor to be, sir your ob't servant
THO. S. JESSUH,
Col. com. 9Th Dept,
Gen J.nUsoH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16

The wife of com. Sir Edward Owen who
commanded during the late war on the
lakes Of Canada, has been convicted OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
sHoase of .assembiy. 9oth Dsc -

House IF assembly, Goth Dec. 1880.
Resolved, That over and above the re.
ward OF one hundred pounds offered by
MS majesty's proclamation, for taking or
killing the rebelIious negro called ttroe fin
gered Jace, the further reward of CreeSou,
shall be given to any slave that shall take
or XII the said three fingered Jack, & that
The House will make good the value of
such slave to the proprietor thereof. And
1t any one of his accomplices will XIII the
said three fingered Jack, aud bring in his
head, and hand wanting the fingers, such
accomplice shall be entitled TO his free par :
don and his freedom as above, upon due
proof being made of this being the head &
hand OF the said three fingered Jack.
by The House,
SAMUEL HOWELL, CL As.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
NiS. Register, Oct. IL.


OboHGBTOWN, d. g. Oct. To-
unhappy CGtnStrOphe.- Yesterday rno, n.
ing, between the hours of 9 e. 10 o'cIock->
Thomas Lear, Esq. accountant of die Wa
department., put period to his existence.
tby shooting himself through the head. W.
nave not as yet learnt the causes which l.d
tn the preparation of this unbaupv deed
Mr.. Lear was naturally cheerful and nlea.
SAINT on the fatal morning, Mr.. l.. brpak.
tasted with his family in ms usual good bn.
NOR, ami was proceeding, as they Thought.
to his office, when the report of a uisfnI Syas
heard from the back part of the ward.
Mr.. Lear, son of the deceased, iRn,e,liate-
" proceeded to the spot from whence the
sound appeared to issue, aud found his IA
Their weltering in his blood.
In the state of Georgia, the COTTON
crops are short, and will rot, probably. =.
yerage more than one half the usual oman.
t'ty to the acre. or CORN, however We
ny good crops are sntcicipated-at all ..
vents, sutiiciency for home consumption. :
1atIedgeUate, N. G Journal, Sent. e5.
1t IS stated, that at least one fourth of
the present crops of RICE, on Waco.
nav, was destroyed duribg the Storm nj
last week. We have not learnt who sra
the principal sufferers. 0
GeorsetOen GaSetfq, Oct O
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BONES

BOSTON Ovt...
1t Is been observed here for several
days past that the atmosphere has been
illled with smoke. 1t proceeds from a We
ny extensive and destructive fire in the
District of Maine. We have not been a.
BILE to ascertain its extent, with much pre-
cIslon, but we are informed by gentle
man frum the neighbuurhood of the confia
grafton, that it extends over very large
tract of country in the county of Oxford,
Including the towns of Paris, Albany, He
bron, Bethel, &c. and the northern part of
the county of Cumberlan including Mi
not and other towns. One dwelling house
aud two barns have been burnt at Paris.
The extreme dryness of the fields and TO-
rests, renders all attempts to stop its raya.
ges, Sd long as the dr0wth continues. al
most hopeless. We are told that in some
oi the District of Maine, though at great
distance from the fire, the smoke is exceed
ny thick, and fhe air very much darkened.
There are likewise extensive fires in In 9
woods in New Hampshire, viz. in the towns
OF Rochester, Glmanton, Guilford, New
Durham, Pennington, Plymouth, Went
worth, Warren, &c, In GaImanton re-
markabie explosion is said to have taken
place, which threw up trees and timber to
height OF 90 feet, and column of fire to
much greater height, for an extent of five
rrds square, attended with noise like an
earthquake.
Oct. 8.
The smoke for week past has been SO
exceedingly thick as to render the nayisa.
,,on OF the coast exceedingly difficult. On
the Easteans coast as far as Frenchman's
Say, IN particular it has been very thick
ana during the late gale, cinders were
blown abnard vessels at considerable dis
lance from the shore 1t has also been We
~ offensive to the eyes of persons travel.
ling and at sea. A coaster Law for most
OF Saturday night, at about miles dis
lance from the Boston light house, without
being able to discern the light. The smoke
Yesterday WAS not mite an tbick
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
New YoRK. October Q

From N'esc- Crieans.-Capt. Fowler.
from New Orleans, informs, that the day
before he sailed the U. S. schooner Fire.
brand LIT. Cunningham, arrived there from
the coast OF Mexico, where she mad been at
tackled by two spanish gun brigs, and lost
Capt. Fowler, also states that the Revo-
lutlonlsts had taken possession Of the fine.
port OF Mataaorda, in the gulph of Mex
ico, where they had established Court of
Admiralty. A prize schooner arrived at
the balize the day Capt. r. sailed, and
several other rich prizes had been taken
and reegnrly condemned at Matagorda-
one OF them was said TO be worth half a
million of dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16

SAMUEL HOWELL, co. As.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16

'This OH, or as lis pronounced in The
English West Indies, 0benh, had its origin
IKE many customs among the Africans.
from The Ancient Egyptians.
w ~ demon, spirit Of deviation and
maglc.-When Saul wanted to raise up Sa.
muel from the dead, he said to his servants.
s. Seek ne woman (eninent for ON that
hath familiar spirit"
Ills servants replied to him, g There is a
"onan (rnistress in the art Of Oh that
hath q familiar spirit at Endor."
When the witch os Endor came to Saul
he said unto her. ''Diviue unto me (by inv
yitchcraft Of OBJ by the familiar spirit, and
bring me up whom shall name unto thee. ,,
} Samuel xviii, v. Z and s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19

Massa;e.-At a sep,ennial meeting or the
General Grand, Chapter of Royal Arch Ma
sons, for the United States of America, held
in the city Of New.York, on the 9th Of June,
1916, at watch were present Representatives
from the Grand Chapters of the States Of
Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode-Istand, Con
ne,icut, New-York, Maryland and South
Carolina, the following gentlemen were duly
elected and Installed into the othees efhxsd
70 their respective names:
The Hon De-Witt Clinton, Of New York,
q. G. II. Priest; Thomas S. Webb, Esq. Of
Mass ID. G.. G II. Priest John II. Lynde,
Esq. of Connecticut, G.. G. King Philep P.
Eekel. Of Maryland, G. G.. Scribe John Alb
bott, Esq. os Massaehuset, G.. G. Secretary
Peter Grinnell Esq. of Rhode-lsland, g. C..
Treasurer Rev Jonathan Nye, of Vermont,
q. G. Chaplain; John Harris, ESQ. Of Nsw-
Hamshire, G. g. Marshal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19

The FIRST drawn number on the Isl, and every cue.
ceeding days drawing to the s0,h, viii be entitled
to one one Of the above 900 prizes, payable in part
by one hundred Tickets, beginning with No. 35,00l
to 3S 100 inclusive, for The first drawn on the first
day OF drawing, and on in regular succession for
the rest
The $4,000 Dollar Prize,
The 25 900 Dollar Prize,
The 10 600 Dolal Pie,
and all the other Capital Prizes, floating and adj
venturs who purchase Tickets at the commencement
OF the Lottery, have equal charee Of drawing
CAPITALS, as they may All come out on the first
day of drawing
Prizes subject to fifteen per cen, deduction and
payable 40 days after the drawing is completed.
Orders for Tickets and shares received by
JOSIAH e. SHAW, at bis Truly Fortunate Lot
terry and Exchange Ooce.
NO. ID, Jhdmes-speef,
who will receive New-York Bank Notes in payment
--and the prizes will be paid in the same
V. B. A weekly list of the drawing vii be regu-
larly received and may be examined above.
Newport, June -. 1916. (tf)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19
THOMAS SHAW,

y EsPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
lA pubic in general that he has taken shop, No.
IL, Long gwharf, where he still continues to carry
on the business Of Gunsmithing, Cutlery, &c &c
As he has had the good fortue give general sstls
Faction to bis employers; in the United States en-
ploy, both OF the land and naval departments, and
also of the States employ, as we'll that OF ndi
viuals. while working in Co be 1atters himself that
he shall have the pleasure Of receiving their employ
IN future, and his frends thai their svofs,
however spali, will always be gratefully aeknowl-
edged. June 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19
GDarine List.
q PORrOF NEWPORr-June, 1916.

Entered--sloop Express, Justin, Hew.York.
Cleared-sloop Shepherdess, Gardner, New-york,
do. Lady Washington, Short, do do. Sally, spring
er Augusta.
Left 1T the Isle Of May, May 4, Caroline, Folers.
bee, Tor Newport, waiting for salt.
Brig John, White, of this port, arrived at HIvana,
May i8
The ships Fisher Ames, winslow, and the Viii
liam, Borroughs, arrived at Gottenburg on the ilth
AprIi
The ship George & Mary, Shove, from hence, was
spoken, june 1. bound to London, days cut, lat
80, lon SO, 40.
The ship Philip, Chazal, on her passage from
Charlestown, Aprii l3, loaded with cotton and rice
bound to Bordeaux, while sailing with fne fresh
breese, was struck BY a whale, when she soon
filled with water The people were all saved in the
boats. Which we're fell in with few days afterwards
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19
BOARDING HOUSE.

THE subscriber having taken that Convenient and
Il eommodious House, No. ITO, Thames street,
recent, occupied by the Hon. SfsroH MAHTiS,
informs his friends and the public. that they be
accommodated with gcnteel Bosrding--snd they
may assured that pains will be spared to
der their situation agreeable.
RICHARD DURFEY
Newport. June ~, 1916 Qf)
- PRINTING, ef oil kinds, ereeufed in
satiSaefory manner, AZ this cgiee.
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SpdN NISH AMERICA.

The Spanish patriot expedition, under
General. Bolivar and DI'inda dc Marina,
from Domingo, after relieving ;he island
of Margsretta from the blockade Of the royal
Spsniards proceeded for the Maine--frst for
the CRY Of Aususturs, and then against the
royal forces in Caraccas--it is supposed the
patriots will succeed-and that at Car,hagena
the contest will be sanguiuary, as neither party
give quarter. -
l, is said that the towa to be laid out at the
Rapids of the Miami of Lake Erieis to be nam
sd Pc urysbucg,in honor of the hcrooft the Lake
land that the town at Lower Sandusky is to
be named G. oghanssiIie, in honor Of the hero
of the Land.
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Grand National Lottery,

Grand National Lottery,
SECOND CLASS
Authorized by 0cf Of Congress for ohening c
Canal in The CHy cf Washington
Begins drawing on the lst day of October next
IS $1,000 GOO 1, Dollars } HIGHEST
10000 10000 Dollars ois' PRIZES.
SCRE.fE
Pize of 35 900 Dollars
$4,000
5000
1000
So 600
1000 Is
$500 6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19

Several men, engaged on beard Steam
Boat, lately built on the Ohio, have lost their
lives by the accidental bursting OF the Boiler,
the steam having been raised too high.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19

The dwelling Houses of Hon Edward Pop
and Gilbert Russell, Of New Bedford, wer
partially injured, by fire, during the last week
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19
WoNce IS herebY pipcn.

-@sftt 20 "NfStJ S'VeH, ist '.ht-.
THAT the subscriber has received hstsof Taxes,
under the act of Congress of Slh Of January,
1915. remaining due upon property in the following
Countks in the state of Rhode-Isiand, not owned,
occupied. or superntended by some son sesiding
within the collection district in which Il is situate
and that he is authorized receive said taxes with
an addition Of ten per cent thereon Provided. such
payment Is made within year after the day on
which the collector OF the district where such pro-
pcgty lies. had notified that the tax had become due
% the same. = .stAs 80
Date Of Collectors Motif,
For what county. fcatioh hsrtbe Tax
had become Que. :.
Newport,) az ,e,.
Bristol s o@'o'' ~. ioAS'
Providence, December ne, 1915
N R. KNIGHT, Collector, y,
de'ignafrd By f.e Secretary ef.he Trsaslry.
Providence, June Is, 1916 tJIe-sw1 ]
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1, is said orders have been given to lay oi
the soldiers lands in the Mississippi TERRITORY
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OUR STATE LEGISLATURE

have determined TO take the choice OF Elec.
iors of President and VIce-President of the
y. s. into theis own hands, aud for this pur-
pose there must be special session in No
yember next It is we'll they have agreed to
do tho ssual business of the winter session at
the same time, for il is not probable their
choice of electors will avail much against the
Republican nominations for those high Offices
1t will be seen by the Legislative Journal
that the bill for the Sehsranon Of Maine has
bsen almost unanimously passed in the Sen
ate. We regret thar our limits do not admit
Of giving the able report on this subject today.
Should the House concur in this decision,
We shall e-de"ot 10 give an early insertion
TO the othc,ai proceedings On this interesting
subjec,. L. 10 expected the Court will ad.
Iourn to.,norrow or next day.--Bos. Chron.
The Washington, -, Com CHAuNcEY,
and Capt. CREIGHToN, sailed from Anna
polls on the 7th inst. for Naples. Passenger,
His Exccllency WILLIAM PINKsEy, Envoy
20 Naples and Russia. A salute was feed
on his cmbirkallon. The family of Hi. Ex-
ceIlency, aud the Hon. Mr.. KiNe, Secretary
of Legation, also went passengers.
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DRY GOODS.
II handsome assortment Of Dry Goods,
Just opened at No. 100. Thames 81.
opposite Col. Nm. Moore, and
fer sale at the lowest

AMONG WHICH ARE
rALLICoEs, Ginghams, Cambrics, Furniture Cal.
~ licoes, India Cottons, shirting do Dimtes lon 2
Lawns, Vest Patterns, Sc silk shawls, small ditto.
Cotton Imitation, do Lustrings, black and colored
Canton Grapes, Italian do Bandanna. Flag and Bar.
ceiooa HaAdkercheis. Womens' Cotton Stockings at
SO cts. per pair, Pocket handkerchief 10 ID cents
Lenos Is cts Umbrellas S i25, Laces 12 L 2 cents,
Gloves, plsd and plain Ribbsns, Cusimeres, Bomba.
zettes, Fanne,s, Rauinetts--togelher with great
number Of other articles not mentioned
Newport, Nav g 1916
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The initials combined" in the lines composing
the answer to the British Enigma, published last
week, constitute the word COLOURS, which is gen.
eraIly thought to be a correct solution
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Office Of Claims for proberylost, eaptur-
ed or Destroyed, whilst in me military
service Of the United STATES, during
fhe l1.e 1por. ',-
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M5R kIED,
In London, on the ID Of May, after making deal
of fuss about it, Mr. GEoRoB CosuRc TO Miss
CHARLorrE GuELPH, daughter of Mr.. George
F Guelph, commonly called the Prince Regent of
England
DIED,
In this town, on the 10Th inst. Mrs. ELILABErH
SAVER, consort of Mr. Benjamin sayer, aud daugh.
ter Of NJ samuel Barker in the 33d year Of her age.
At Chariesfon, s C. on the 10th uIt Mr.. BEa-
JANIS Il EAwros, son Of Mr.. Jonathan Lawton OF
this 'wn i, tn 3'h year Of his age.
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Nary Commissioners CEcc,

y
I3:h L1gars, 1916
TIE Board OF Navy conn:ss ioners y N receive
u Until the Isl LAY os April next, proposals for
furnishing the following description OF article. re-
CURED for navy use, viz
Cannon, carIoDsdes sgG c:1non locks;
bsi', round. grape, cannis.er and lead
Saltpetre, sulphur
Cannon and prir1ng powder
Musseis, pistols, swords, boarding pixies and
battles axes
Copper-sheat.ng assorted. say l.S OF ~ css.
18th OF - ozs l-clh vi 25 ozs. l-s;h Of ~
ozs. l-4th OF SO Ozs. and 18th of 81 ozs.
Copper bolts, spikes, shesshing nsils--sssorisd.
Lead in pigs and sheets;
Anchors from 500 TO 5000 fbs.
Iron kebtledge
Hemp--American;
Twlne-whiPping, sewing and Seine,
Iron tor shipping;
Bunting;
scamen's clothing--ha,s, shoes. trOwscrs, shirts
and jackets:
Flannel and widbope for cartridges,
Lsnum Via and paints:
To be delivered either at Washington, New.york
or Boston
Persons rendering a supply Of any Of these arti-
cTes, viii be pleased 10 state Particularly the kind
the greatest and the least quantity oil each article
they may be disposed to furnish---and on the
ope Of the tenders, they will endorse the substance
of their proposals.. in the following form:
:" Proposals 10 furnish -------, for the use
cf the Navy, made by -, in consequence
sf the Navy COMMISSIONER Advertisement oil 18Th
of January, Ial6."-
With those whose proposals may be accepted tire
Commissioners will enter into contract, aid in ca
ses where the esrtcl:s not 10 be Immediately de-
live red and paid for, the Contractors will De requr
ed TO give satisfactory security ior The performance
OF their contracts, and il will be well for them TO
accompany their tenders With the names Of the per
sous disposed 10 become their sureties, and evidence
Of their competency.
Un.the lst day OF April, ard not before, all ths
tssders viii be opened and acted upon.
JOHN RODGERS,
President of the Board
January 81 On.
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Ioj. .sYH.

i"or safe,
EiYE-TWELrTH Of Cotton Manuia c,ory, stu
ate in North -hRgstOssn, about one mile from
UickforJ 1t has Of water sufficient TO op-
perate 1000 spindes and has nov in operation 500,
with Dwelling. House and other necessary Build
ings, ALI in good repair. Seldom has property pos
sessins so many advantages been Offered for sale.
fhe terms will he liberal and may be known by ap-
plying to JoHN HAWKINS, al the Factory. or to
BERIAH Z DANIEL WAITE
.Nclbori, June T. 1915
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POETRY.
SONG.

SONG.
How sweet 10 taste the evening gale,
When fLosA sheds her perfume rounc,
10 max the silent "moon-beam pae,"
And seem 70 tread on fairy ground.
put not SO sweet the evening gale.
As gentle MAnfA's baimy sigh,
Nor half so fair the moonlight pale,
As beam from MARIA's ioyeiier eye.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
NEW CARDING MACHINE.

al CUNDdLLs LIHUS.
THE subscriber informs the public, he has, in adj
di,ion to his former mac ehincry, erected new
machine for carding Wool Of the finest quality; md
will be able in future to have WOOL of all grades,
carded in the best manner,
He also continues the co'oring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths, AS usual. Likewise will manufacture
common or merino Wool into Plains, satiuctts, Cas-.
smeres, Flannels, &C. &c. on very reasonable terms.
While the subscriber thanks his numerous friends
and customers for the many favors received, he
takes the herty of urging the payment OF oatstand
lug accounts, a multiplicity OF which are now nn-
on scttledhis books. SAMGEL CLARKE.
Eorfsu,oufh. I'M, q. 1915 F
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'l'AXtS.

THERE will be sold at Public Auction, at the
house Of Charles Barker. on Lille Rest Hill,
South. .Kings,own. on Friday, the Esd daypf Feb
ruary next, Of fair weather, if hot, he next fair
day,) so much of the Great Pine and Cedar swamp
ESQ ca!h6) the same being unmproved. and si,ua,-
ed in SAID South Kingstown, will pay the Sia,e
and Town. faSes, assessed the sane in 1913.
with all expenses incident thereto
JOHN WATSON, Collector.
South Krgstosrn Jaraary %, 1916.