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III Y,osua. Meefinp,


Neufors, June IN, 1915.
TT was voted and Resolved, That this fois
i loving Act be passed 49,
IN act, in uddiiossfs an Yfct effhe fbsa sf Nsus
port. passed .fprH 17h. a u 1893. srdtri,tf shs
RsmsVaI q fish Stalls from the 5fain street
Section - he is enacted, That Thirty days after
the passing OF this Act. no Fish be retailed from any
Stalls or Stands. in any of the Streets OF Newport
Sec 2-.fnd be II JisTher enatted. That any per.
son offending against this Act, shalt be subject II
penalty Of 7Do 6cti.rs, to bs tsr6yered in the hama
Of the Town Treasurer, to the use Of the Town, by
action Of debt, plant or niorhstS'n before any Mag.
istrste or Court competeht 10 try the Sane
Sec. 3-.fnd be 10 further enacted, Itst Il shall
be The duty Of the Inspectors Of Fulssces, to notify
the offenders TO remeve said stso or Stands, srd ID
case Of refuss to cause them to be removed, and TO
prosecute for said penalty --And that this Act bo
published in both OF the Newspapers printed IN ,his
Town, tn ee weeks sueerssively.
Hiinsas JONATHAN ALMY, Tovn. Clerk.
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NOILLE.
JOHN FERGUSON,

HAS 70: aalc at his shop On Bsnis,er's Wharf.
IA Bes, Pig;a.l Tobacco; few kegs Of sEinhs
brand Richmond do. and cui do. and scgars. iio
has on hand and viii continue to Keep q regular
supply Of James River tobscco jirsc, from Virginia,
which enables him to cell rs low for cash 40 ca, be
bought New York 10 any Of the Northern ,ta,cs
". y. Eew.Yotk, money will be taken for the a.
vove Of a small discount
Newport, June 1h, 1916.
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e PRINTING, sfsA k,nd., ereeu,sd 4
= o'j.Tae,o~v manner. hf ,h;. of7r-.
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JUST RECEIVED,

JOO NC.N- I'll T.IJ1
Aud ready for deiDery 10 sr6sevi6rys. and jar
saie 10 .subseri5ers, AZ fhis Office,
A JOURNAL
nFa yosA8 han of u..saekassas, iAts s1ssssa
~ Oh board an American PrivAteer, captured ey
the British in 1873. confined krs at Halifax. then
at Chatham, Eng. and last at
DARTM0OR PRISON.
Newport, juno S. 1915
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NoprotK. Msy ~.
IN noticing the death PETER FAuRE. (or
Rps. as he was com monty esll.d) in Mon
y, Herald, We observed, that in the small
b possible line ofbusiness, he had sceuru-
ed 10000 dollars. We have since Under
|oi from unauestioosbIe authority, that We
b.idersbly ovsrrned his stock in trade,
/ n never exceeded 200 dollars, and ,hs,
|ao other whsle mean, ,h 10 the proS.s Of
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Peudent's visit TO annapolis.
During last week (.sys the Baltimore
kderai Gszeue) the President Of the y.
a,es visited Annapolis, whence he went on
ard the~NVashing,on ~, now lying near
ht city. prepared to convey Ne. Pinkney on
! embassy 10 Naples and Russis. Thus
last the President dined with Charles
rroll, Esq. Of C,r,ollton, and on ,he follow.
3 d,y with the Governor Of Marylsnd.
We Understand the President was much
based with the appearance Of tho ship her
Ew and equipments; and received wi'h
Fdisli'y tho respectful attentions Of the
|vernor and the citizens Of Annapolis. He
eseu,ed the Wsshington's bargemen one
|ndred dollars.
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NiLtS' WEEKLY kEGiSlER.
Is this day received at this Office. Tbose who
1 nsy wish 10 procure TIE saIoc, will apply eovn,
as oaiy lew copies are received.
Neu ror, June -. 1916
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Nrwnort. Inne u, 1919.
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Look at Your Teeth.
IN, svhite and sound 7eefh, are TO The

LIeon, svhite and sound 7eefh, are 10 The
mouth, svh0t cirtae is 10 the mind.
NATURAL and artificial teeth, prepared at short
~ notice. teeth and siumps. extracted with the
least possible PAIN and with perfect safety from the
danger OF fractured bons teeth cIeansed OF all
Artarous' or foreign matter. aud thereby preserved
from decay, and pam, and rendered clean white and
6eaunyih
DR. Johnson, thanks the Ladies and Gentlemen of
the Town and Country. who have favored him with
their calls
ihose who are, or may be wanting natural or arti.
fci. teeth, teeth extracted cIeansei &c &c viii be
pleased TO call on DIR Johnson. At No 1888, Thames
street, (nesr the Parade) within the course Of few
weeks. or their opportunity may be lost.
QJDr. JonSsos, will attend As usual to the pras.
hes OF Ph,sic. &c and win accept the patrsnsge Of
a liberal community.
Newport. September e. 1916
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DIR E C T T A K.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Direct Tax, as.
~ sessed on the town of Newport for the year one
Thousand eight hundred and fifteen, laid in con.
iormity to the act Of Congress- passed the ninth Of
5ansary, one thousand eight hundred ard fifteen,
upon The following described property is nov re.
naming unpaid, and that unless the said tax, with
ten per centum, in addition thereto, hail be paid to
the subscriber, on or before. the twelfth da, OF Octo
Der next, the said property. or s. much thereof as
shall be necessary to satisfy the said tax aid twenty
per cent, in addition thereto, will be sold a Public
auction, at the Collectors Office, in the town Of
Newport in the county Of New port the ssls to CON-
mence at eleven o'clock. A. N. on the said twelfth
day of October M
Stephen Dcblois. dis,illery. wharf. store, and
dwelling. house, lying on the south part
of the town, -. SiI o.
Given under my hand this eleventh day of SEN
tenoer, one thousand eight hundred and six
teen.
CHRIS. RAYMOND PERRY.
Collector for Me frs. COilec6on District in the
Sf6fe Of Rhode Island
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LAWS.
LrvsLrsHED ny AurzoRirY.l !


AN AC! TO authofise the President Of The
United States TO alter the road lair out
from tho foo, of the rapids of The liver
Miami of Lake Erie, to the western line
OF the Connecticut reserve.
Be eH enacted by ihe Senate aud House Of
Rehvtsenfofiues efihe Unised Siaies of fine.
ried IN Congress assembled, That the Pres,-
dent OF the United States be, and is hereby
authorised TO cause to be made, in such man
ncr as ne may deem most proper, an ahera-
ton inthc road laid out under the authority
sf an ntt entitled, An act to authorize the
survsylog nnd making Of certain roads in the
state Of Ohio, as contemplated by the treaty
Of Michigan" SO that the said road may pass
through the United States Reservation al
Lower Sandnsky, or north thereof moi exceed
ing three miles. st
Sec 2. .fnd ts ir further enaesed, That the
necessary expenses which shall be incurred
in altering the said road shall be paid Oh, Of
the monies appropriated for the surveying Of
the pobiic lands of the United States.
April ~ iSi6-.srpvo-ed,
JAMES MADISON.
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V,IyobLr p,obsr,, Eorcl,L.

VaiNable Properly. For sale.
CHE subscriber vii, either sell or lease the House
IN which he now lives, in ThAmes-street--and
give immediate possession. lie will sell some land.
sdioining the estate Of the late George Champlis,
Esq which land is very convenient for House lots.
lie will either sell or lease bis farm at sachueast.
point, in Middletown. He has some Furniture also
for sale. NATH HAZARD.
Ian 81.
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Stafe of Rhode Island and Providence


TIE Creditors Of -A1e.eb Ha'sard. Of Ports
mouth. in the county of Newport. yeomsn, are
hereby notified TO appear AZ the General Assembly
&c be holden AZ Providence, On the last Monday Of
ootobsr mex TO shew why his petition for TIC
bsneh % an act passed in Juse !756, entitled 81
sS; TO relief Of iBsoiyeni DEBTORS" ought NJ &C.
be granted. SAMUEL EDDY, See'y.
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AN ACT concerning the entry of vessels o.

AN ACT concerning the entry Of vessels pt
the ports Of Middletown and Plymouth.
BE IL enacted by he Senate and Hcnsr n
Rehresenfofiues ef fhe United STATES Of sz'rc.
riea, in Congvess assrm6ied, That II sha.i hs
lawful to make entry OF foreign ships or YES.
sells, and Of cargoes which msy be on tca,a
tho ssme, and to unlade such cargoss res
peciivcly, or any part tbs'sof. at the pori tf
Middetown, in the Stsie of Conneciicul ard
at Plymouth, in tho State Of North Cs,oiin..
snder the regulations in such cases b. lsv
provided.
April "a, isiG-.gsprssed,
JAMES MADISON.
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r-.3tprsred.
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT e.,sblishinr sor, Of delis q,

AN ACT establishing a port Of deiis e.y
The town Of Bayou st. John.
BE Ia rnacfed by The Senate and Hos'e 81
Representatives. Of she UnHtd States cf f'pr.
-Iea in Congress osembied, That the 'o." = !
5syou 81. John, in the state OF Loui'..fr'
hall be port Of delivery thar sufsrynr
shall be appointed TO reside at said port 'hF'
all ships and vessels bound to said port s'fih
sfier proceeding ,here,o, and making 'eso'S
and su,ry c, :bo port Of New.Orlesu-' ruhir
the time I:n::cd BY law, be permitted 20 oh'
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GOODS,

Fresh and cheaper than ever!
7 w. EDDY, will this day open an assort-
- ment Of summer Goods, at less prices than ever
have been offered for sale in this town, consisting Of
every article usually called for. Among them arc
superfne Ginghams, at IS cts. ayard; Cambrcs,
6ne, at 90 cts Ga Cottons, at II cts. large Pock-
Hsndkerchiefs, at cts and other goods in pro-
portion. The public are invited to call and examine.
Newport, June 26. 1916
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FARM-tor Sale.

THAT valuable Farm on Boston neck, consisting
OF three hundred acres and upwards. formerly
known BY the name of the yenckes farm, now occu.
pied by Joseph Lawton Said land being of the FIRST
quality any person disposed purchase, for terms,
which wilt be liberal, apply to the subscriber, in
Bristol. JAMES D'VOLF.
Bristol, July "a, 1916. l8w1
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III store NO, 10Y, Thames-streef,
10 ESPEcTFULLY informs his friends and the pub.
N lie, that he has commenced the
-fuetion and Commission Bnsiness
and would be happy to attend to all who may please
70 employ hitA He will advance Cash Ola Goods de-
posted either for public or private sale.
lie siso keeps for ssle,
A large assortment OF Groceries and Crockery
Ware, at wholesale aud retail, cheaper than can be
bought in this town, for cash only.
New-Fork money and treasury notes exchanged at
small discount. July 3.
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NILES WEEKLY REGISTER.
rs this day received at this Office. Those who
may wish to procure the same, will apply soon
ony few copies are received
Newport June IL, 1916
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MEDICAL SOCIETY,".
A the Annual Meeting OF the Rhode. Island Med
\ zeal Society, holden in Newport, on the 90,b Of
August 1915, Voted, That fine of one dollar be
imposed on each Fellow for non. attendance spon
any regular meeting of this Society
Pn66shed by order ofthe Sociefvi
JOHN MACKiE. Rec. Sce'ry
Providence ye6t TO-
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Eleazer Reed, Jun.

HasJSr SAFE, in store, on Lyons syLarG
SIS casks prime new kice /;
us bbis. Tar; 25 do Turpentine
1700 spokes for Carriage Wheels;
4. 500 Fur skins 200 VT. Beeswax;
600 W.T.. Cotton.
= Also, for saie--Pew No. z, in the Rev Mr.
-Wydown's Meeting. House. June 10.
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FOX SALE.

FON SALf,,
A " elegant Uniform, complete, suitable for field
"A officer Of any grade. Inquire at this Office.
June 10
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P. Bauduy's best Cum
Powder.

The Subscriber having been concerned for u
= years in the Msnufactory Of Gvs-PowpEa of
e. 4. Dupont "a Co. and having last year Withdrawn
OF Gun, Poredsr under his particular He there.
fore begs leave to inform the public, that constant
Assortment Of GUN POWDER may be had Of his
Agent, CHaRLES NJ THURST0.N. Nerpsrs,
de-Isand, Which will DC warranted 10 be Of the
very first quality and sold on the most reasonable
terms PETER BAUDUY.
Wilmington, (Dei) August %, 1916
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c. M. THURSTON,

c. M. THURSTON, H
Has Jusf received and offers JOr sale cheah
loboxes Havana Brown Sugar
H White do
20 boxes Souchong Tea
rs bags Coffee
w. l. Rum by the HID;
.xLSO-A general assortment Of w. l. Goods &
Groceries at retail -
c M Thurston, wishes to purchase 1 or 9 thous.
and Dollars, in Treasury Notes.
Newport Aug. z. 1916.
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in altering the said road shall be paid ou, of
the monies appropriated for the surveying of
the public lands Of the United States. -"
April ~, isi6-.sfp,red,
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT making further provision Cor set
Ting claims TO lands in the territory Of
Illinois &'
He IL enacted ty Ae Senate and Hcrse Of
Rehresenfanyrs Of ffhe Uni,ed Sfafes Of lime
r'ed IN Congress assrr6ied, Tha, every per-
son and the 'cga! representatives. Of evefy
person, who, before the Eth day of February,
one Thousand eight hsndred and thirteen, set
tied on and improved any ,rac, Of land rsserv-
ed Tor the use OF schools or s-minnrics of
leaning. and who, had not the same been
reserved, would have had the nigh, of pre-
emp'ion within the tract Of country set apart
by The third section of the ACT Of the sixteenth
day Of April, one thousand eight hundred and
iouftcen, entitled "Ap act confirming certain
cIsims to land in the Illinois Territory, end
Providing for their location" shall be-, ,,and
they hereby are authorised and allowed, Until
the first day Of October, one thousand eigh,
hundred and sixteen, to enter the same, for
purchase, with the register and receiver of
public monies of the land Office at Kaskaskia !;
and II shall! be the duty Of the register and
receiver to enter the same for purchase, &C.
cordrug TO the provisions Of this and the said
reci,ed act: Provided, that such person o.
persons shall not have entered, in right Of
prc-cmption, other lands in lieu thereof, il
virtue Of the third section Of an .sci 10 amend
the Aforesaid act, passed the twenty seventh
day Of February, oae thousand eigh, hundred
and fifteen.
Sec 2. .fnd De IL further enacted, Tha, the
register and receiver OF public money shall
have power and they arc hereby authorised
10 select sny other vacant and unappropvisicd
lands within the tract set apart to satisfy con
firmed claims as aforesaid, in lieu of such OF
the lands formerly reserved for a seminary oil
learning and for the supper, Of schools, as
have been appropriated in satisfaction Of
ancient grants or confirmed improvement
claims, or as shall be entered IN right Of pro-
emp'ion, according to The provisions of the
preceding section of this act. Provided, That
the lands thus TO bc selected, shall be taken
as oear adjacent 10 those in lieu OF which they
arc selected, as an equal quantity Of land Of
like quality can be Obtained, and shalt be re-.
served and appropriated fer tho same purpose.
Sec. .. And be IL further enacted, That the
provisions of the second section of an act pas
sed the twenty seventh day Of February, ooe
thousand cigh, hundred and fifteen, respe citing
the settlers on tho fractional sections and
quarter sections within he afore said reserved
tract, shall extend TO all other settlers on the
fractional section or uuarfer scetions within
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AGRICULTURAL.
Results and Prospects.
st.Jersey-lSl6.

IlAY--fhe first crop is uncomnonly
short, bot well get in, and If gnod quail
tv. 1t may be set doan in general at a.
bout two hires III bulk, oi a common
crop.
WHEAT AND RYE--These grains
have turned cut much better than the ear
" part of the season promised. Many
fields of the former (ea'ly sown) We're
greatly injured, y some almost destroy ed
by the fly. Upon both the drowth and
cold in the spring had a very discourage
ine efiect-but ultimately the season, has
proved auspicious. The time of. inga-
thering has been unconmonsy fine, and
both wheat and rye are well filed g. very
heavy. The harvest was aboutl2 weeks
later than Usual, and the ripeniDg OF the
grain uncommoniv desultery. Al thing
taken into view, the crops of wheat and
rye may be considered as at least equaI
Ito an average yearly product.
FLAX AND OAI,S-Both very line,
and the former promising great yield.
INDIAN CORN-This important ar
|ticie in our agricultural concerns, has
suffered from the early drowth, cod and
worms. Some fields look we'll, but tn
crops in general vii! probably be quite
short, ulless a very speedy and favora
|ble turn in the seascSn takes place. Mo-
warn, weather IS much needed tor ihdiah
Corn. - u,s,,tir,o
Have core ID vel, aid tas latter nave
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Public Sale.

On TuesdaT next the 18th instant, q:
.bc sold at the Vendue Store, corner {
Prince aud Fairfax streets,
West India rum in hogsheads
Cotton in bales
Imperial Il y. hyson teas in chests
A few cases claret wine
Queens ware in crates
ALSO,
Cloths, Bennet's cord,
Cambria and book muslin
Stockinets, domestic cottons
Marseilles vestinss
Calicoes
Sewing silks, cottons etc. etc.
P. G. Marstsller.
August IL
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n. g. the London papers are not so late
& hv former arrivals. The Halifax date
are ofthe seth alt. Extracts follow (:
HAIIrAx, July N.-Ar. America
Big juno, IS days from Wilmington, \
q. bound to France: having sprung l
leah, pu, in here for repairs.
ii. M. Packet Grace, AZ days from Fal
Passengers, Rev. Mr.. Burke Johi'
Nudge, Esq. and Mr.. Nudge; It c Hal
burton, Esqr. and Mrs. Halburton :
Major Brown. 9eth regt. &c.
The following extracted from the
Grace's log-haok, completely contradicts
the report inthe London papers. aud pub
|lished here, OF the commencement of hos
Utilities by the Alge ines against Great
Britain
"June 10, in lat A., Is, long. IA, fell
lin with Lord Exmeuth's squadron, from
the Mediterranean, six sail Of the line,
|frigates and two brigs-wss boarded by
am officer, belonging to oneof the briggs
who saitl that there was 20 truth in the
|report OF the Algerines having violated
The treaty entered into with them BY
Lord Ex,nouth
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
The'editors of the Gazette have receiv.
led by the swift schooner Spartan, Bor'
ideaux papers to the s8th Of June, and
| they are as barren as the times. The
Inarriayeof Berri with the Italian Princess
was celebrated at Paris with great splen
| dour but the festivities of the Cour
we're orderedto be suspended on the lStf
lof July, the day on which the battle o
Wa erloo was fought. Business in France
was at deadly stand, aud the markets
| OF cnurse merely nominal.
A feet of fishing vessels, containing
1880 seamen, with small squadron o
ships OF war, was about to sail for Mi
lquelon.
The plague was mnkicg great ravase'
lin Egypt. -
Tie ship Minerva, I.edener, from n
Iorieaas supposed to have been lest IN tht
| Bavaria Channel has arrived at..Iavre
! The brig Eugene, Destebeoo, arrived
lat Havre Oh the 18th June, from n. 7.
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For Freight or c harter,

For Freight or I harter,
| IN The elegant T. fast sailing brig
MR .agenoria, Cyril Martin, master
she carries about 1900 barrels, & is now
in complete order for any voyages
ALSO,
I'm The substantial brig Bespntch
&aEM. Gibbs, master; burtheu about,
1900 barrels. She is new vessel, sails
last, and will be ready for the reception
of cargo in four days.
ALSO,
fEE The new and very fast sailing
800 schooner Fenetoh, Mayhem, mas
ter; burthen about 1000 barrels, now
ready to receive Cargo Apply 10
L. Fl Rowland,
Who has for Sale.
90 cases American manufactured Cot.
tons, Swedish Bar Iron. an assortment Of
Cut Nails, 81 reams Of Writing 4 Wrap
ping Paper. and few casks spermaceti
OIL.
s mo. 12
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Port of Alexandria

ENTERED,
sloop Regulator, Chadwick, n. Bed
ford
Schooner Hazard, iIaIIet, Boston.
Schooner Little John, Tucker. Phia-
delphia- entered & cleared for George
town.
sloop Henrietta, Smith, Georgetown.
Schooner Five Brothers, Brown, Gas.
tine.
Schooner Daniel, Colby, St. Andrews
Nova Scotia.
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during the war they had been robbed by
he American privateers, and that they
we're determined to plumber every Amer
IAN merchantmen they fell in with.
Inspected she was bound to HAVANA, as
4e steered WNW after leaving me.
slarkets here very low--corn and Peas
are the only articles in demand the for
mer 81 rs, the latter SO Per bushel."
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district of Columbia,
County Of alecandyia, TO Wit !:

April Term, 1916.
EbeneZer Eliason and benjamin. Her
sey, late joint merchants and co.part-
|ners under the firm Of E!iason and Her
sey, Compartments,
against
Boaz Bell, and John Grid. defendants.
The defendant Boaz Bell, not hav.
ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute and the
rules OF this Court, and it appearing 10
the satisfaction Of tie court upon aihday-
ut, that the said defendant Boaz Bell
is not An inhabitant of this district, on
motion of the complainant BY his counsel
it is ordered, that said defendant Eoaz
Bell do appear here On the first day Ct
November term next, and enter his aE-
pearance to the suit, and give security
Tor performing the DEGREES If tire court
and that The other defendant John Grid
do not pay away. conyey or secrete, The
debts by him owing to. or tie estate or
effects in his hands Belonging % lie said
absent defendant Doaz be!I. until further
order or decree Of this court. and that
copy OF this order be forthwith published
lor Two months excessively In one of the
PUBIC newspapers published in this coun-
ty. and that another copy be posted at
the trout door q the court house Of said
coshty.
a coBy--Ieste
g. DENFALE, c. G.
Bno
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the prospect Of a good crop. Large guam
titles are said to have been planted.
FRUIT-There has been an abundance
of cherries, early pears and apples. The
apple and pear trees of the latter kinds.
are loaded with fruit, and hold out the
prospect Of great quantities in the tall.
Trenton Federatist.
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PARDON.

A sailsr robbed of his money in house
of i'll fame, swore he would have revenge
from the first person he should meet, and
accordingly stopped gentleman nex'
morning, and made him deliver his purse.
Being committed for the robbery, he
wrote the following epistle to the king
Charles II.
King Charles-One ofthy subjects rob
bed me Of forty pounds, FOR which ! rob
bed another Of like sum, and he has In
humanity sent me to Newgate, swearing
shall be hanged. Save my life, your ma.
jesty, or by -, you'll loose the best
seaman in your navy.
Thine, JACK SKIFreN.