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On some former occasions. had bad
the privilege to speak | would have
said 50 spare the house But on
this momentous concernI would say to
them, T" spare, oh spare the coun-
try ~
REBELLION AT PRINCETON.
Ertract Of Letter from Princeton,
N. y. dated Jan. %. 1917.
Have you heard that Satan has
fallen like Rghtning rom Hsarca upon
this college? mean have you heard
ofthe dreadful scenes through which
we hasebeen passing for several days'
| will mention some of Che particulars.
Some difficulty seems to have existed
between the Faculty and students. for
a considerable time. The students. it
lappears. have supposed that the les
SONS assigned them were of an unreal
lsonable length, and that their requests
Irfqucsts tlIat they might be abridged
Iyvsro troateJ n l;,tla To- ,,,,c...,oo,,;
:. onsly y'bcv At Irnsth ha"a mo- verv
.lmnrS exasnsr,ted aSF ,ast Satnr;a y
ab,ut Gfty or siyty &c th.m entercI,
.Iin,o'a CONFIRMATION to alarm and IN.
ls,,,t the e,yernncnt Accordingly
ahout I o.cluk snnd,y.m,n;np tSey
iassemb,cd ne silently ios ,oss;bIe 40
toned the outside doors, also the ,loors
/ oc the tutors. and thosc etndemts who
were not engaged /, ri,c consni,acy.
and then raised a. shout which WAS
heard in a,ass. every part oftbe t,yp
! Mr.. Slack, the prnrrss,r who lived
nearest the college. iin,oe diatciy went
"a aucII the disturbance, but found the
DOORS all fastened. lie. however.
succeeded IN climbing through win.
dow. ana he WIS no soonrr discoy cred
lto5e among them than the watch word
.. sca,nncr. was riyea and every man
s.ampe,ed In his room, and left thu
Inrofessor grooming in the dark. San
lday and Monday collc-c was com
Inaratjyely nuiet. On Tuesday pa
hort was in circulatioa that tho stu-
dents had determined IN hiou nm and
lbn,n tho cnIlc~r the newt ,;o.ht y,
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VIII be added to our Sale.

VIII be added to our Sale.
On S.iTDRD.lT neat,
case 4 4 Irish sInrt,ng liOen
irish sfeeuug
bong lawn and linen eambrics
vcsvets and cords
) bales carpet'nSs, superior patterns
ditto ready made CLOTHING
ditto, containing "A piece. elegant CT
lored bnnbazet, aud bonbazeens
| case Flu eace silks.
john jackson y 20
Aactioneers.
lanu,ry e1
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To RENT,
The Store aud Dwelling on Un;on.
street. formerly occupied by the sub.
-criber, and lately by Capt. Lawrence
Il is one OF the best Stands in Aiexan-
dria tor the Grocery Business, and q.
such has been used for many years.
appty to
JACOB LEAP.
January 81 eo6t
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stenographer's language. they'll pass
at home for orators of consequence.
On some former occasions. had l had
the privilege to speak | would have
said /" spare the house !" But on
this momentous concernI would say to
them, I" spare, oh spare the coun-
try ~
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A HUGE TRUTH!

The eleotioneering campaign 10 opened in Mode.
in which il is conducted BY the federal party,
"k appears by the documents accompanying the
Report Of the secretary Of War, that the war de-.
.psrtment, she ss yesr. e. year Of pescs) cost tho
country nearly fifteen miiLess n dsaars"fff
Nsvbsrs ysfsrcsrj.
Indeed +" Nearly" f-aad ksv "nesrly"t Why,
within tweiys mii1sns The actual cost was about
shrse millions. Now, some unceecnonious psople
would cali this huge lie Not 70 FAST my friends.
The hsspsf federal writer has only multiplied the
true sur hve timesA lie. indeed! 10 not the EssA.
multiplied by eve, See hmes srUer than IL was At
6rG Fie on ye, h.sly fellows, that would impsseh
the veraeity Of federalism. which wss never known
~ violate the truth for slectionsering pavposes
t sdmsrican Hdschmsn.
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SAMUEL EDDY.
Arforney. General,
HENRY BOWEN.
General 7rrasurer,
THOMAS G.. PirMAN.

The above p,ex was framed with singular
upanimity, and 10 confidently recommended
TO the Il ieemen as worthy Of their energe,is
support. The gentlemen who com pose Il
are generally known aud esteemed, and no
doubt is entertained Of their election If the
Republicans "act well their part" A
change in the administration of this State,
We know, is desired by great ,uajority Of its
inhabitau,s many s5uses will be corrected,
snd the situation OF the people ameliora,ed /;
il rests with tho freemep to operate The salu-
tary reform so snxioosly wished. I'VE re-
peat our con6drnce. s,reng hencd by informs-
tion from a.i parts Of the State, that proper
excr;ions alone are requisite 10 insuis The
success Of Tho the Repnbiesn Prox.
Prov. Pot.
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cas-. psntions ard s.nsecfss; for the fssae.
tion Of our present enornous military sssab.
Iishment for making every practical rsdus-
,ion in the public expenditures, and rsssssiaS
- ,hs people their juss share and wsishs 10
the Legislators.
Sigosd by order Of the Court.
=. HENRY WOODrHOnpf.
To which his Royal Highness Was pleased
70 make the following saswer -
Il 10 with strong feelings Of surpsiss and
regret, that I receive this Address and Psii.
ton Of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and
Commons of the city OF LsndOn, In Common
Council assembled.
Deeply. as deplore the prevailing distress
and difficulties Of the country, derive eon-
ISOLATION from the persuasion that the great
body Of bis Msjsssy's subjects, uotwithssshd-
inS the various attempts which have been
made to irrita,s and mislead them, are we'll
convinced that the severe trials whieh they
sustain with sueh exc mpis~y Passsnce and
Sos,itude, are chiefly te De attributed 70 UNA
voidable causes, and eonts mPlats with tho
snost cordial Satisfaction the Efforts ef that
snlighiened benesolsace whish 10 90 ssetsi'y
and laadably exerling nss!f thrsusaoa' the
xiegdon. 80
fsbali resort, With the utmost eeo6dsnee
90 tho tried wisdom sf PstlissDeos, at rhe
sIme which, upon the fulIsss ssnsiae Si,icr !
have thought the sloss advisable abdsr the
present circumstances Of the eeuawg and !
entertain a perfect conviction ,sas ! AfM and
temperate administration Of tine Oosssnmeni
assisted and supported By the good ssnse,
public spirit, aud loyalty Of The nation, will
eaeetuslly counssiacs thoss proceedings,
which, from whatever no.ive they may origi-
uats, arc calculated to render temporary diff.
Gcul,ies the means Of producing perrnsnsn,
and irrepafabls calamity.
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"It sill be hardto determine, how many
degree, Of innocence and good nature or Of
eoldness and indifference 10 rclig Ion, are ne.
cessary TO overbalsnce the fury Of . blind
zeal since several ssalots had been excel.
lent men II their religion had not hindered
them il the doctrines end principles Of their
church . not. .sihoiisd tbei a,s,f,dfion |"
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A letter from Tiyerton, 10 the Editor, say,
"I,is ~s,h pleasure wo see announced, % =
candidate .for the office Of Governor, the
name of that much respected ciiiseR, NE.
HEMIAH r. KNIGHT. The political en-.
enics Of this gentleman acknowledge bis
talents and private virtues; and the spoatsn.
eous votes Of $3.50 .yRsEMEs, ut The last o:
election, p'esage tina, at no distant period
Mr.. KNIGHT win be Rhode -Isiand's Jav,v-
ife Sen.
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Ns~post Yet tkess 70 %hsn shls esss,loe
is addressed, and. whom these facts should
influence ia the an portant eues,iuh OF iocst.
ing tho Naval rsrot, seriously reject. and
decide as viii ultimately ~ moss sehe6cial
Tor tho interest Of the nation,
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NEW CONSTITUTIONS.

ROME, Nov. SILT 10 supposed that We
shsat have National Representation, m this
project does not frighten some mon Who are
weddsd to Old idess, and Who have influence.
il appears, however, that all discussion upon
this subject will be possPoosd Gill eur differ.
ences with Foreign Courts have been adjust.
Cd.
BONAPARvE FAMILY,
VIENNA, Nov. e>Jerome Bonsperte,
who, with his wife, 10 ssill q dsmburs, with
Madame Murat, hss received by express,
from his brother .in.law, the present King Of
Wuremburs, the uorsi6cs,ioe of the death
Of his father.io.law, and IL 10 said st the came
time, received an'invita.ioo to return io,o the
kingdom of Wuitsmburg, II be wishes il.
il h, however, supposed that hs viii not ac-
eept Of this invita,ieo. Aasing lately .purchas.
cd large estates 10 THE empire (among 9th.
srs, the Lordship Of Wald, near ST. Po',en,
which belonged 20 Count zuck.) His wife
who was psematurelly delivered few days
ego, is dangerously III. ~ -
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SPAIN IND HER CoLORf6c!

The. latest letters from Csdij, Bilbos and
Corunns. Inform us, that. the South-A nn.ri.
Gan privstssrs continue TO cen mi, grest raw.
ages on the whole Of the coast Of Spain. Ten
more vessels have been ssptured near Cadi.,
and such, We rejoice TO learn, IL the sts,e Of
ferciaaod's Treasury end Navy, tha, not a
vessel Of var 10 ready to protect the trade, or
revenge the insults offered TO his Dog. we
tsass his want Of means viii continue, o, least
sill the Patriots Of South.Ameriea secure
sheir iodepeo3enee. Some vessels loaded
end loading in Csdis, bound to vsfs Crss,
Havana, opc. have been waiting for convoy,
end the governnspt hes o. length eoosensed
% grant the frigsse Ssbins, Zoe Che sss Of the
merchants, bet they have TO esoik, vic,usI
and navigate her Of their own eapeoss The
esessess fears we're eossuaioed Tor vessel
from Vera Cruz, With hff million Of dol-
asrs on board she had been missing Zoe sev-
srsl weeks. We hope the Patriot priva,ssrs
viii give sssisfsesory seecvo, os Aes.
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Commissioners, Noti6e.

WE the subscribers. having been sppcinted by the
w Hon. Court Of Probate il the town of Newport,
in the cosnty g Newport, Commissioners to receive
and examine Ne claims against the eslste Of
FREEMAN n HoxiE,
late Of said Newport, naner. deceased, rvpr essnt.
cd insolysni, do hereby give notice that s1 months
from the 18th Of February last, are SLOWED to the
creditors Of said Estate 70 bring in sod prove their
respective eisDs, and that will attend for that
purpose, ct osr respective dwellings, ANY time wi,h.
IN that period 4.
DANiEL pENHAM Commissioner"
AN persons indebted 10 the Estsfe Of said deceas.
ed, are called upon TO make immedisse paymens 10
RHODA q H0xiE, Admirirrstrix
Newport, Mach s. 1917 ft
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: MERCHANTS BANK.

.NoTiCE 10 hereby given. that Subscriptieos for
Az stock in the Merchants Bank will continue 20
be received st the Of6cs Of JOSIAH c. shA Esq.
until the subscription tor the whole number of
,ShArss 10 complsted. =.
VI The first instslmsnt Of Two polIAas on each
Share, 10 payable on MONDAY. the l0lh Of March.
and will be received by JOSIAH C. SHAw. -
Newport, February %, 1917.
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frwessra Elsal 60 she .NerfA Pole,

We perceive ey several OF the Diglish
Journals, thar the British government has
Il 10 conle lempations 10 send . COMPANY Of
scientific men 10 sndeavour TO e1plole the
North pole, aud the sdjacsnt regions. The
principal protector Of iha sebeme, 10 . Mi.
Scoresby, Of Whitby. This gentleman, from
frequent visits which he hes made to the
biEh Northern 3olis,ies in tho whale fish-
cry, appears 70 bs convinced Of the possibiI-
iiy ef rsachiog the North Pols by an sxcur-
sion over the ice. He siys ths, il is very
common for tho whales to pens,rste to Q Ia
degrees, or within 600 miles Of the pole,
which space he il Of opinioa might be trsv-
ellcd 10 sledges, By reisdesr 0, dogs, in q
fortnight and thas for the seturn, tor cas-.
uslitiss, and time for observations, the whole
might be accomplished in six weeks. From
Dis knowledge Of The elimate, no ,hioks tho
temperature ef the weather will presen, 40
very great obssaelcs bsviog observed thss Of.
ter . lsng eontinusnss sf north wind, t1e
ehermomster sever Was very eonsidera ably
depressed. The di6culsiss which he con.
ssmplates, are open water, roogh or noun.
sainous or similar laaA, soft snow and dcnse
nists.
As he suppesss that the 6rst wilt ia, be
very extensive, hs propose. to haye kisxsin.
aug foraned 10 the ahape Of eanos, y. that
they might pass over any thing Of tbs Kind,
while the doss might be made 10 swir sod
for o,her obstacles, the travellers must io .
0rea. measure trust TO chance, supplyiug
themselves with whatever may be necesssry
70 e'sreone them, should they occur.
.s,.s ii PEI. fas.
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH S, 1917,
Rspu5Hean Pyox.


A. . General Convention Of Republican
Delsgaiss from the severaltowus in the State,
holden st the State House in East. Greenwich,
% Thursdsy, the '2o,h Of Feb. lsl7, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were unanimously nomia-
ated 10 compose tho Republican Prox for
General Oficers
FOR GOVERNOR,
Nehemiah r. Knight.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
Edward Wilcox.
Tor cHARLEsrows.) '
FOR SENATOR'S.
PHILIP MARTIN,
ef Providence.
EBENEZER BARNEY,
" Coventry.
SAMUEL vINSON.
r @MShors.
THOMAS BUFFUM.
If Smif4fe!d.,
ROBERT HOPKINS,
eet V Fa.fer.
WILLIAM PEARCE,
60 Of Bris,oI
BENJAMIN SMITH.
o. horth Hngstown.
JOHN WATSON.
VIM. wILBOuR, Sd,
Of Lifiie. Compton.
STEPHEN B. CORNELL,
Of Portsmouth,.
Secvetory,
SAMUEL. EDDY.
.fffprney. General,
HENRY BOWEN.
General 7rrasurer,
THOMAS G.. PiTMAN.
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Loulnltssieners' Mofice.

WE. the subscribers having been appointed By
w the Hon. Court of Probste in town Of New.
port, in the county Of Newport. Commissioners to
receive aud examine the claims agyihst the estate of
PHILIP NJ. T0PHAM,
late Of said Newport mariner. deceased represented
insolvent, do hereby give notice thss six ,mafsns
fron thes7,h Of February last are allowed 10 the
creditors of said Estate 10 bring and prove their
respective esims and thar we will attend for Mat
purpose. 1t our respective dwelings any time with
10 that Period
HOLMES wEAvgn} coun;.,;oo.,..
WILLIAM SlMONS e""""en
An persons indebted to the Estate Of said decess-
ed are called upon TO mske immediate pn,sDcnt to
MARY " TOPHAM, Administrators.
Newport, March s g - -
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arrival OT.He T0va.

ArrivaI oTfhe 7doa.
On Monday iast, the U. S. frig,HS,vs, On.
der commaod Of OLivER n. PglaS,, Esq.
arrived here, af,er pa,ssgc Of 36 days from
Gibraltar. A Treaty With tbe Dey Of ~.
giers, Was signed on the 25,h Of Dec. last,
sfter weeks negotiation, and does not es.
sentiaily differ frog, that negocisted with
Commodore DgcArua. The disposition Of
the Dey appears pscihc, and there is good
resson 20 believe tho peace will be o lxstiog
one. CHAuLEs HAsDv, Esq. OF this town,
who was Secretary to the Legation, 10 the
bearer of'h Treaty toge e,her with other des-
patches, 1od proceeded yesterday for Wash.
ington.
The American squadron under CONNIE.
dore CaAuHcEY, was left In Mahon. The
y. S. brig Ontario, we understand, was 70
leave the Mediterranean 10 10 days, for the
Distinguished and essential services rem.
dered q nation BY the heroic exploits Of an
individual, ought ever 10 produce those indc.
lible impressions Of national gratitude, which
constitutes the laurel wreath that entwines
tho brow Of the Hero Of hrie, and gives birth
20 those spontaneous effasions, which erect
bin, on his return to his ns,ive land. Thus,
his country responses, welcome - one Of
her favorite sons--<and his townsmen exult,
with honest pride, 10 the applause which
dis,ing guisbed merit has acquired. Lone
may he enjoy thar rich reward, the plsudns
Of grateful people.
The srrival Of the Y. 5. frigaie Jaws, to-.
gcther with several other vessels from for.
sign ports, come Of which we're. similarly
eircuustsneed With thssbsig Frederick, msn.
toned in our last, 10 sddiiionsf evidence Of
the truth, thss the harbor Of Newport, en-
braces more sdvanssgss for . Great Naval
Depot, than any other In the United Sts'es.
Az what other port, could tho Java have CO.
tered dudng the severe weather we have
lately sxperieaeed . The grrsfes sxissevsev
IN zoe vocid, Zee an Engiiss pspss ssiIss Mr..
Grey, Of Bossoo,) hss, for { series Of yssrs,
made Il HE practice 20 direct bis sSip-mss.
ters, on their return from . foreigo voy.ge
% the wistes s>svoa, 70 mshs tie hsfbof Of
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-Salu,es We fred st Fo,t Woleo,t, and on
boasj the u. S. frigs,c Java, aud tho revenue
cutter vigilsnt. In the evening there vere
brilliant iiluminations. -.
--po-~---
~ A grea, press of interesting matter
Is now on hand, Of which the Limits Of our
pspsr would hardly contain a twentieth part.
We shsll, however endeavor TO clear the
docket ~ speedily ~ possible. The news
under our foreign head will be found highly
inierssting. We have no important con-
gressionsl Journal TO offer this week and IL
we had, ". Of room would preclude iss 10.
settioo.
A resolution TO reduce tho y. S. army he's
been rejecsSd 10 Congress, BY . large mpior.
i,y 1Ae Direct Tsx expi'es BY ice own
Hesitation On the I'd Of March, unisss prsvi-
oesly revived by Congress.
'The following gentlemen compose ths heesA
prox tor General Onacrra
For Governor, WrALtAn JsSns.
For Lieut.. Gov. JaAshIAH TBuRsroa. s4
For sepssors. AisA6ias Arsvn. Jomes RastAs,
.ssdlsy Clarke. keterf AsrYss .Ss~sssv CASid, NJ
ctoas C. .Nsrshrp. 7I~nos .Asyss. Rsviand Aaford,
Stephen r.. ker,hGm. Duss SsssA
Secretary, Samuel eddy.
Attorney. s,nerai, Sa,ssei " BndfAam
Gensr alsrreasurer, WWham EnHis.
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DIED,

e... DIED,
Al .s6dalsfsv~. on Monday LAST, very suddenly.
Capt. CeRsaLI Lir7LsisIb, aged <S
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state of Rhode. Island and ProvideOt
Plantations.
IN GRhRR.fL ASSEMBLY. febrasvk Ssss

." 01"H0HL HSSAN1bLy, Feor09Tt 6s1e
zion, Il. u. iCi7.
F-AS+AcT ia amspddsent Of an Act. Sasisii&
N 40 Aca TO organize tho M,iitis."
CEcIi0Ni. !. 1ssasfed y ~ Ce~stai .AssssttS
- and ~ AZ ssfAs1et Msre6 m q sssesd, Tksx
the Militia in th State shall meet for The purpoSS
of tralnine diScieimng aid imrrovlng them In a..
al exercise, ohce IN every yesr. on any dsys NJ
month Of Sept, tnber, Stndays and Mondays excsfSt
ID. In retinsn or battalion. exeept a. is escepist
IN she twent, thirJ section Of The act to which tkiD
act is an spendi'ens, At such places % tie Coz.
msndsnssNof she regimcou respectively ShaA ~
point and on such days - shsiI be appointed ~ t6j
Brigsdies -ceosrsls Of the respective 6iisades
sec > ~ b: % Further ensctsd, That on the dsS
nexs preeedios %: day appointed for any reginsSs
or battalion s.l: meet BY coiupasiss, for sSs bur.
pose Of training. discipIihing and iiaptoving shen r.
maftial exercise.
see . ..ssdSsI (SrsAsr ensessd. That vLsnssst
the sofhnssdny ofReer Of any compsAy shall issuA
bic Warrant. a. required BY iiw. for the warning ~
training. he shall also issue be warrant Ter the -
senbtUg sfhs company for the aforesaid compahp
training. IN manner and form. and <S - esscuteo
and returned - ID provided 10 the tenth seesn q
the scs to which this act 10 an Gmesltnept
Sec 9 Nd - II further enacted, That on Shs Isp1
Monday IN Aprh. u every scar, the somnissionS6
oiicefs Of The reflective regifssusS shall meet ss
such places - shalt Be appointed By the reSpee,ts
ComnAndants. tor the phspose Of improving theU4
selves IN martial esercise And that TIE eoffmSAd.
ing ofter o. ench regimest shall At least ten dsys
bsSore the said last Aoedsy In spr issue bic ~.
rant 40 the, Adjutsds OF such regiment, reduirise
him to wsro shs officers Of sueh regiment 10 meet 8
the time and place appointed and such AdiutsSt
shAIl warn the officers sforesaid, ether By giving
psrssc, notice. or BY leaving notice ID ~riting, q
their usaai plsces Of abode. st least sE tsys becst
such time oeheetng, and shalt mske ssthfn Of bio
doiuF6 thse< 20 saieh eofAonna<is<k< sis~er ouA
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JAMES rOWNSEND,

ResheeguAy eegSainis he former ess,owers,
and fhe nuthe, ~
THAT he continues the GRocgaY Bsssrsss, ss
! his stand, corner Of Banis,er's Wharf, and ~i,l
sell tor CAsu a lov as any store in Town-Ae will
also trsnsaet business on Commission.
Newport, MarchS
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PkiZt.S Or
1000 dolls.

.N .ScaE.ssk. &st,
CoMMENc<D Drawing sgrceabiy Ia. vrYmstak
- fnd holds out 10 Ad,shiursrs. plesiinf ppsSS
pest ef rich hArscit Of f}uls,S.
IN: Manager. have already drsSa -Four bayn
sssshined grsGs q the OiRcs Of tke s,bscrlbrs.
very few Tickets renaiH en hand a tks otisa
inal Price, the demand hAvlhs been ven rrsst
One Glass on the celebrated prihcple Of MUrtxn.
As.vaAsss. composed of Fifty fictsls, stiil -
m.'ns % open tor sabscriptou. UPON stoh tttms q
esnnos fall 10 be satisfactory.
Quarters. i02
Bst viii soon rise.--rSr sale at u,S
.'OEce of 7. C.. SHAW.
No liza. Thames..ttslS
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70 I.es az PnoIc d0ciion,
Hr TnuRsDAv, March e. 1917, az . u'ciorta
SfM Gift u not. the 6rst fair day siler,i q
the premises for the term Of one yest. the real -
dsceAssd. s.ss go & -
The Cook Farm $50 eallsd) cop,sihlhr iN6
acres Of excellent LAnd--aad the fetry Farm O.
ce'led) containing about 50 seres both fstms ~
Of excelDest soil tc~ grs.icg or ti.,ags land
dweasiug @1nu~s c~1tt nlsnt Cor one or tvu snslo
samues;snd eealSHons to either Of tne sbsts kstA6
ss-Ihe Grist.ssiils Cio,hiers WORKS, rspinx sis4
spinning Mschines and al the apr,arstus hecsssssN
Tor manufactuting woolen cluth.
.ysAMuEL CLARKE. .l-,s
SiIEs MANCHESTER. "ss~
Poflsmouth. February 10. 1917. - s,.&e
A PLACE % n.
wanted for smdr,e active boy about n yeAft
4 Of age. Apply st THE oelce. - n
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