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ron, accompanied by Colonel Bouchette
Ills Majesty's Surveyor General, and
Captain Cairnes and MIR. Bouchelte, AS
slstants in this service. The Amer
can Surveyor is shortly expected at this
place, with his party when, we under
stand, theparties of both nations, amount
ins TO "a in number, will immediately
proceed up the river 81. John, To cross
from thence by the shortest route 10 the
source of the St. Croix, there to com
meuce the important surveys provided for
in the 5th Article of the Treaty.
Distressing Fire ct Ne,rfonrdidnd-On
"Wednesday the 10Th, between III and -
A. M. a most destructive fire broke out
at Carboneare, on the premises occupied
bv aperson named Barry-tlie wind biew
heavy gale from the westward, which
scattered the flaming fragments like a
shower over tue town. The Methodist
chanel, (nearly llalfa mile from The spot
where ii commenced,) was IN few mo-
ments totally consumed, from some Of
the burning matter aiighting amongst
shavings in the church yard. The Par
sonage house providpntialiy escaped
From the chapclthc fire was carried halt
mile further, and destroyed house
inhabited BY Thomas Clark, at Crock rs
town were totally destroyed. The fol-
lowing persons were sufferers by this ca
lamity-nIr. Kennedy, whose loss is esti-
mated at upwards of20O0l. -Messrs. Mox-
lev, Barry, Brine, Donavan, n. MIKE,
w. Colbert, w. Burncll, r. Shea, J. Gea-
nv, J. Legg, &c. The premises of Messrs.
Pack and Fryer, were three times OH fire,
but by great exerions were preserved
We have otheard OF any lives being lost.
BosToN, July "a
On the 4th inst at Three Rivers, Low
e. Canada, Miss Burroughs, daughter of
MIR. Stephen Burroughs, formerly of the
United States, embraced the Holy Order
of st. Ursuiine, and assumed the White
Veil.
Two Government ships arrived al Que
bee July s, from London ana Cork, with
80 settlers, and 364 troops of the S7fh re
giment of foot. On the Same day q ship
from Greenocls arrived wiih 1913 settlers.
Orders have been received IN Canada
for the immediate reduction of the l04ti,
regiment. This regiment is composed OF
natives of the British colonies.
We forget to mention In our last num-
Der the arrival OF the honorable WILLIAM
Nj GILLIvRAY, al Fort William, with the
first brigade of Northwest canoes, where
he found only four or five men, whom hc
took into custody and ordered tosbc sent
TO Sandwich for trial. Lord Selkirk left
Fort William, it is said, about the begin
ming of May, to go TO the Red River. The
commissioners were at Saut Ste. Marie,
preparing TO pass over lake Superior. 1t
is gratifying TO observe That the difieren-
ces between the two companies will in all
likelihood be settled in peaceable and
lawful manner, without any recurrence 10
violence. Albany Ga=.
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CHARLESTON. July %.

MHtmy.-A company of United States
troops, under the command of Capt. III.
Nj. Payne, embarked ON Sunday from
Fort johnson, i'll the sloop Gen. Washing
ton, Capt. Campbell. We understand
they are destined for tie protection ofihe
Frontiers Of Georgia, and are TO he sta
toned at Point Peire, near ST. Mary's.-
The number of troops from Fort johnson
amounted TO go. The General Washing
ionwili touch at I'ybce, take i'll 30 more,
and proceed Immediately for Point Petrc.
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hibited against him by major Henderson.
His trial is to take place at Washington,
on the nth AUGUST. Capt. G. Stewart of
The navy is president of the court. We
forbear, at this time, noticing the ma
iure of the charges alleged against the
colonel. [PkM Gas.
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On fhe sd instant, 80 miles below this
Mace and 2 miles from land. the crew Of
ihe schooner General Scott saw serpent
as or 40 feet in length, and its neck, which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-05

il put out Of the water few vards from
the vessel, 10 or II inches in diamet.r.-
lis color was dark mahogany, nearly
black. The lake was smooth, and they
had perfect view OF il for more than
minute. Erie Paper.
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LAzARErro. Jnly 2G. lnoon.l

BAIAREFTO, July -, NOOOH.J
regret that forgot to mention IN my
communication of thls morning, the arr
val Of General VANDAMME, III the ship
John, from Amsterdam. lie has been d
distinguished officer III the French ser
vice more than 20 years. lie Is bonded
now at This place with many OF his bro
ther officers who arrived ia same ship,
and in tie Sauders, captain Ashbrldge,
from Leglorn. The Generals appear
ance is truly pleasing ~ his counienance
there is a soitDess, and ! would say a
sweetness dat attracts the attention OF
any Unparalleled person. lie is of the
middle stature, pretty fat, and neatly
made his hair is black, his eyes Of The
same colour, and Of deep and acute pcne-
tratiou. Phita. Dem. Press.
We understand that colonel Wharton,
ofthe corps OF engineers, while ON visit
10 his friends in this city, was arrested by
order OF the secretary Of the navy, ~ con
sequence of charges which have been eS-
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DOMESTIC.
WASHINGTON, July so
Department Of State, Jgly %, 1917.

Department Of State, JUiy %, 1917.
The following letter, with lie res0lu-
tons annexed, has been addressed 10 the
Heads of the Chief Departments OF the
Government. A similar one VIII be sent
TO all the officers and az nts OF tie Uni
ted States, who are not connected with the
administration of either of the principal
Departments. Should any Of them, how
ever, not receive such a letter, they are
requ. sted to consider this notification as
specially adj iressed 10 them, and o!rans-
mil the necessary information i'll writing
TO the Secretary OF State.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
July oath, 1877.
SRA ccording TO the inJunctons of
the annexed resolutions, TO the provisions
OF which beg leave to call your attention,
1t is intended to'puI to press and publish
a register of officers and agents, civil, mi
litary, and naval, &c. in the service OF the
United States on the 30lh day ofSeptem-
Der, 1917. will thank on, Therefore, to
cause TO be forwarded To this Department,
up 10 that period, and with as little delay
thereafter as possible, an accurate list OF
all the officers and agents, principal and
subordinate, who are i'll any Way connect
cd with the administration of your de
partment or office. As uniformity is de-
slrable in the arrangement of this work,
take the liberty of requesting iliat your
returns may conform, as nearly as posi-
BILE, to the method observed iii the ar
rangement of The register, published un-
der the superintendent of this depart
ment III the year 1916.
have the honor 70 b.,
Sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
RICHARD RUSH,
Acting Secretary.
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NEW-YORK Inlu 81

The U. S. brig Saranac, Captain Elton,
havingbeen repaired, proceeded, ester,lav
afternoon TO the usual anchorage of the
Battery, where the u. S. sloop of war On
tario, Captain Biddie, also lies, ready for
sea, waiting for orders. [Gaz.
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CINCINNATI. July Is.

CINCINNATI, July Is.
On Sunday afternoon last the body, or rath-
er, the bones, of man, was found i'll the woods
on top of the hill, Immediately back of GriSll-
ans tavern, on the Hamilton road The flesh
was nearly decayed, the head separated from
the body, the clothing somewhat decayed. SlX-
ty dollars in notes on the Banks of this place
were found in the hat and ten in the pocketS,
butno papers which could give any information
of the name of Inc unfortunate person. A Co
rOner's inquest was held over the remains and
a verdict OF death, by hanging, found A GRAY at
was tied round tile neck, which was still fast TO
the neck Done: the cravdt was broken, the 9TH
er end hanging suspended to limb OF tree, III
a convenient position, to Which it was tied -
The clothing consisted of blue surtout or
frock coat, lined with red flannel, light mike
domestic cotton pantaioons and ciose-bodied
coat, ruEies on the shirt, with buttons on the
bosom, one fine shoe, the other d coarse one,
with the bottom cal. The iiaIr was OF light
or sandy color. The money and the hat are with
William Butler, Coroner. Any Information that
may be given TO him, which will lead 10 the dis
covery of the name OF the unfortunate person,
will be gladly received ". Spy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-05

On the 4ih ult. there was a meeting
held at Warren, Ohio, for the purpose of
devising means toropening a communica-
tion between the waters of the Ohio and
Lake Erie, through the Mahoning and
Grand rivers. a committee of five was
appointed 10 explore the proposed route,
examine tke practicabiii,y of opening Il
communication, estimate the expense, and
make report at Il meeting To- be held on
The 23d of September next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-05

We understand that there are FIVE steam
boats building on The St Lawrence, Ia PLY
between Montreal and Quebec. 1t is al
together probable that this multiplication
OF steam boats on the st. Lawrence will i'm
a short time supercedc ship navigation a.
Dove Quebec. These boats carry from
300 TO 500 tons, and are uniformly freight
ed with merchandise and produce. The
present plan of depressing the steam
boats on the North river, will inevitably, il
persisted in, compel the owners TO carry
freight as well as passengers, in order TO
meet tlicir expenses. The injury that
such AN arrangement would iuflict upon
tiie owners of our sloops, is loo apparent
TO require explanation. albany Argus.
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.iih the utmost yigor, and he

with the utmost vigor, and The
method adopted Tor excavatlng,
taieS tue work more randy than had
anticipated. Sixteen miles of the Cai
vii be accomplished the present We
and the contracts have been made 70
sum considerably less than The est;
oil the commissioners. Five e
men, ii Is calculated, will comp
above distance.
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NArcHEz. NJ. Y. july IL

NATCHEZ, NJ. Z. July l3.
The CONVENTION authorized by the
act OF Congress, for forming a Constitu-
ton and Stale Government for the west
ern part of this territory assembled in the
town OF Washington ON Monday last, the
9TH INST. All the delegates were present,
except Col. John Bond OF Pike county.
His excriiency Gov. holmes was elect
cd President, and conducted to the Chair,
from which I!c delivered "a short and I'M
pressfve. aduress-and Louis Winston,
Esq. was elected Secretary, who also adj
dressed tile Convention OH the OCCASION.
question was made by Judge Poin-
dexter, TO postpone, until the 18th March
next, resolution introduced into the
p-hvcntlon, (by MIR Turner,) declaring
the eXpedlency of forming a Constitution
and Stale Government al This time, which
was decided yeas IL, nays 80.
The question was then put on adopting
the resolution, and decided yeas SO, nav S
IL. Judge Poindexter voted for receipt
ing the State Government, on the final
vote.
4 committee was then appointed ia
prepare and report 10 The Convention a
plan for the Constitution, consisting oi
Messrs. Pom eXter, Simpson, Leake, Ran.
kun, Bnrnei, Downs, Mead, West, vii
klns, Shaw, Brandon, baltimore, Hanna
Mmton, M'Nab, Runnels, Ford, Jourdan
M'Cay, Patton, and Bisbo.
The Convention has been chiefly occu.
pied IN preparing rules, and in the adop-
ton OF resolutions, preparatory TO bust
ness. On yesterday evening, they adj
Journed until Thursday next.
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sCTIi
dcrs trO.
iron IollVu

WHO HAS ron SAL
tiepieces, 10 boxes hsli-pIn.
hhds- Glassware, Esopus A..
some Gigg and SulAy, with plated
1gfsafSg =
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Wish 10 contract witt more pers M lor ~.
In0"S0Ha 1ou'ig TREES, 10 bc delivered in Ihe.
nl1ith OF tebruar. nexl the Capitol Square of The
,o'lo"iIi@ descriptions -LOa baldy Pnplar Cata,nhs
fI,"e OF CHINA, Dach Elm. Weeping and Golden Willow
,lhse rec iiedbud, Locusl Laurel HuI y Gear and
Aspih wish trees OF sufficient size straiyht bodice
viii suit f' w. '"eA
Any person wishing contract win call on me- living
in Ri hmOHd jOttN - e,-5..; - ~ ''s
-5HeaSt 5. on 80 nv
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august
FOR BALTIMOH

LW GOODS Robert 8 Hal NtiIS0a have lust re-
ceived pcrthe Indian Hun,er and l,curgus fo,fy
packages ot uek.Setscted DRY GOODS
among which hest London Cloths and Cassmeres T.
Iish Linens, Lawns, Diapers and Sheeurs Iicb Danass
iaDle Cloths and Napkins rich Worked Musiiifs Fo,rA
ees ana Trimming with variety ofother Goods form
iis an extensive aud general assorneut-A And are in
uay expectation oiGrlher supplies which they viii sell
at The most reduced prices.
8UgSfsf ;. orff
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AKgnst 5.

EWENTI DOLLARS REWARD.-Ea,, ava, I,or, lie
subscriber on tie Slst OF July last, negro woman
hAChhi., about ~ years of age of rather Neouish
complexion, about feet inches HIGH lad that
gay purchased her and her two children of Mr. John r.
llhsiey, OF Hanover the then living RichUOd) Ills
supposed she will go IL gone 10 Hanover snnet herein
the neighbourbood ofthe Merry Oaks
The above reward will be paid any one twin lodge
her ~ Jh, SO that can get her again RIM Tp0i0y
~ delivered to Eein New London. - miles abovciyn
burg, aud all reasonable expenses paid
, }. FRANKLIN.
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We learn from the highest authority,
lssays the Albany Daily AdverlIser,) that
nose who have contracted for con
siruciIng part ofthe Canal in the vici-
hity oil Rome, are prosecuting their labor
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CASH 1 80
nv WILLIAM nay, Eso|

wise moraists in vain have told.t
How s0rdId IS The love Of god.
Which they cau filthy trafhA-
Thou stranger Of tnese eyes Of mine. ~
Ten thousand virtues still are thine,
Thou ell sufficient Cash.
Though Thy intrinsic worth be smal,
Yet money ,hou art all and all,
Though transient as a fash;
IN passing just from band to hand,
rhs earth is AL Thy soul command,
Il gra,ilstes TO Cash.
And though your mental powers be weak.
70 you, who money have, spe.a, M
Ne'er fear 10 cut dash
For men Of genius and OF sense,
IF poor, will make poor defence
Against the man Of Cash.
And yet what crowds around him wpit,
Behold hiTl clo,h'd in power and state.
The garter, star and sash
Fools fy beforc the potent nod 1
OF him whose fesh, whose soul, whpse god,
Whose heaven itseIfis Cash.
But have care, or lest you 60
To those internal mines below,
Where teeth are said to ghash;
Give TO the needy-bribe the graIe--
o, ifyou wish your soul to save,
De gen'rous your Cash.
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DIRECTORY or FASHION.

l. Wear your hair very thick; especially
II il be gracefully straight, like . buoch OF
eandlcs--and more particularly avoid cutting
il as the warm weather approaches, as moth
Jog is, at present, moro unlashionablc among
boaux, than the appearance OF Comfort. As
hat is a very useless thing, especially in
fright aud warm sunshine, the less the brim,
the more reasonable. Wear one, thereto
with about the same proportion OF brim ss
that sometimes seen on tho outside OF a hall
bushel measure; the effect Of this, upon 90
evergrown crop of hair, Is indescribaoly
graccfuI; and can be compared TO nething but
half peek measure Inverted on the top of
hoy cock.
N 2. Wear q surtout, with about as much
sine cloth attho bottom Of il, over and abovs
what is comfortable and becoming, as would
make a holiday suit for boy OF ten years
old. Do not forget to have II open before.
lest you might be mistaken, at lite dis
riancc, for a lady in Q pelisc. The advants-
yes of this dress ore mnpifold it may occu-
~ the attention OF . cross dog, who would
.a,hetwiss make FREQ with your heel, or the
! Galf Of your lcg--it will keep your shoes, or
mo feet OF you boots, clear Of dust---it will
a,p awaythe uusketoes, in the dog days
aod above all, l, will help tho market for do
'',7suc manufactures (provided you have il
y made OF such materials, which am afraid is
notqui,c the c'fashioo )-Now there are some
cashicrs who will say, that II you would o..
rropriatc the cloth TO the back Of a poor boy,
Il would be an act oi,----what Is II 10,
! rccollcc,---~-an act Of tenevolsase Il think
;hcrc is such word in our langoage) Tia,
nweu'd rather add than take away from your
comfort, o.. the gracefulness, OF your appear.
aocs; snd that Il would equally promote the
interest Of orr manufacture. But then, !,
you'd not be in,he fashion aud all o,he,
eoneioeta'ions are tribes 10 comparison with
:his.-- Jysimnigfca Mirror.
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PAY YOUR DEBTS.

Surprising circumstance it is,
Now at the present day, Ah
: 90 many should debt CONTRACT
And then forget to pay. ssfe
Now I'm oblig'd to sweat and toll,
And wear my strength away,
) Forthose whowhen they get the WORK,
) fo,ystto bring the pay.
What vain excuses men will plead
A payment To delay,
And many think that promises
Will answer well for psy.
Arother says hard times, hard tines,
DON'T hurry me Ipray. AIag
Not thinking that more hard the times.
The more want the pay.
There others are, whom should you dan,
And dun Til you are grey, ews6
y Would never pay a cent, unless aFti8 ~.
Compelld BY law TO pay.
He'll do as we'll without rs \, Ff Ht
AZ Says one, and wait he may,
The afAucnt cannot see my needs i.a
The poor think hard to pay. tett
y Some rather choose to put j, o!r
Until sone future day, AT
Then they forget they owe cent,
And 50 will never pay. pRs
Therefore from men Of different sorts.
And men OF different way, ~ 81 lt
The rieh the poor the pnrch0se-,
Tis hard to get my pay. tt
gor once let reason be your guldr.
Attend without delay, gffl3t
How can poor mechanic live,
q Unless he gels bis pay.
Come then and pass this new resolve;
And to yourselves then say,
Although negligent have been,
In0v mysey vii pay. fa He7
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9eef--the price Of this article has under
gone less change than hcqaali,y :. tits ex-
pes,ed, however, 20 be Sold shortly on suct
terms MS 10 keep forehasers in good humo.
Cfesers, those that are wosucd sell a.
~ 2ccn,s each such as are in the shsli
q rom IS, 70 37.i-2 cents pcr dozen.
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Nonee Is ,kereba piz1n.

|. y Notice IS Hereby givsn,
THAT the subscriber has received lists OF
\ = TAXES, under the act OF Congress Of March
5h. 1916, Remaining due spsn property in the fol-
loving Counties, in the State Of Rhode Island not
occnpeI or superntended by some person residing
within the Collection District in which il is situate
and that he is authorized to receive said Taxes with
an addition Of Ten Percent. thereon :--Proyided,
such payment is made within one year after the day
on which the Collector Of the District where such
property lies, had notified, that iie Tax had become
due on the same.
CDase Of Coleetor's nsnf-
Il For rhas County. ea'ian Asas the Tar had
{ become due. fls
Newport, : -. or ,e,e t..te
Bristol, o'P'' 20 'oio'
Kent, Nov 90. 1916.
Providence, Nov. IL, 1916. i5fh
Collectors Office, la4 1iaw n1l-
Prevalence, June rs, 1917.
"a THOMAS RHODES,
" Collector,
Desiynsssd BY Me Secry Of ae Treasury :
July 9. sw
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Valuable Proberiy.. For sac.

tt, Ia9Hd6le Pr0berLy... FOr Sale.
THE subscriber will either sell or lease the House
= in which he now lives, in Thames-stree,--and
give immediate possession. He will sell some land,
adjoining the estate OF the late George Champlia,
Esq. which land is very convenient for House lots
lie will either sell or lease his farm at Sachueast
point, in Mddetown. lie has some Furniture also
for sale. NATH. HAZARD: r
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
4 IS sss UNITED STATES. IS I


IXyHERcAsh by an Act Of Congress. passed on the
wv 81 day Of Marcel, 1915 entitled "An act to
provide for the ascertaining and surveying of the
boundary lines 6xsd by the Treaty with the Greek
Indians and for other purposes "the President Of the
United States is authorized to cause the Lands &C.
qurcd by the said Treaty 10 be offered foe sale wh
survey cd and whereas the follow ing townships have
been surveyed, in the District OF Alabama, in tie
Mississippi Territory, to wit ~.
Townships II and 10 s. in range l3.
10. IL and IL sLts f4ffl IA
9. 10, III and IL 81 Is.
9. 10, 10 aud - fa.l5.
rs, 14, Is, 10 and ~ IL
is, IL, IS, 10 aud I? M ls.
IS, IL, IS and i6 10
Is. H. Is and 10 30.
TErakSonx, l. JAMS MoSaoE, President of
the United States, IN confo nifty with the said act.
do hereby declare and make known, that pvblic
sales for the disposal (agreeaby to law) Of the
Lands above described, shall be held at afilledgc-
vile. in the state Of Georgia, On the hrst Monday
weeks and no longer. the sales TO commence with
the township FIRST above named, and proceed in the
order in which they are named.
Given under my hand At the City Of washng-
ton, the twenty fourth day Of May, 1917.
-Dv. the President. -.
SosiAH MsIes. ,"Ns' -
Corsussiener ef sas Gsnsrel Land oEee. 81 7
cr The printers ef Newspapers that publish Ire
Laws OF the United States, will insert the above six
times. and send their accounts to John TAYLOR, Esq
Receiver OF Public Moneys for the District Of Ala
ANA. at M;lledgeHiIe, Georgia.
June u 10 (6i1
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VIJEEREAe, by the first section OF an
w Congress, passed on the 31st day OF
1908. entitled AN Act concerning the sale -
lands of the United States and for other purposes
the President Of the United States is authorised 4,
cause certain public lands to be offered for sale
Wherefore. JAMES MONROE, President Of ID
United Sta,es in conformity with the said act, AM
other acts Of congress, providing for the sale AMI
disposal of the lands Of the United States south
Tennessee, do hereby declare and make known tlisI
public sales, for the disposal sgreesby TO Isws 8
the public lsnd in the district east OF Pearl rive
bounded on the west b. the Chickssawhay river, 2,
the south by the psrslle Of the sd north lsttudf
on the cast BY the Mobile and 1ombig6y river,
and on the north by the Creeks. Ssntsbogue ar
Bogue Homo (the one falling into the Tomb;Ef
and the other into the Chiekasswhsy riyers) vhs'
have been surveyed and returned to the Regstei
the land Office at St Stephens, and which have -
hcen disposed Of, or excepted from sale BY Ias>
shall be held At ST. stephens, 90 the River Tomb's
by, on the hrst Monday Of July next. and ecnun'
kii the said lands have been offered for sale.
Il, Given under my hand the eighth day OF MAJ
l. enc shousand ssght hundred and seyenu
~ JAMES MONROE
Sis Sssioh 1Gsfs, Com0ssiener Of 8.
~ The General lnpd Office. tt :
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FOR SALE,

A Farm situated in Mddle.own, on the main
n road. four miles from Newport, containing
about 100 acres Of excellent moving, orchard and
tiilsge land, ali under good improvement. On said
farm is good dwelling house, barn. corn-crb, and
other necessary out-buildings, all in good repair.
1t is well watered aud walled and is pleasantly and
eiigibIy situated for place of resort in the
season. For further particulars, enquire of the
subscriber. living on the premises.
M esM~t PELEG SANFORD
Middletown. Feb. Is, 1877. sfeg Ctfl