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NQTlCEi is hereby given, that the Dir.
,lNcc, Tax, for the ysar 1915, laid 10 con-
iormily to tho act of Congress, passed the
s,h of Mueh, ials, upon the following dc.
scrihed property, is nov remaining unpaid |;
and That unless ,he, said Tax, with ten per
cent, in addition thereto, shall be paid 10 the
subscriber, on or before the 7th day Of June,
tho sssld properly, or so much thereof as she'll
DO Necessary to sNisly tue said lax and
twepv peDecnt.. in addition ,here,o. will be
sold o. Public sale, al the Court. House 10
the town Of Newport, in the county Of. New
port, the sale to commence at II O'Clock, "A.
NJ ,>p m. al =, f. Il. n T.. f.,s-.n -
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ADVERTISEMENT.

.-~.,~ =, fro,s the New,LonGon Car.
1Ert 5. Creea, q. Vsd a,lqp 4 ..s "a
Sir, -Permit us, the undersigned, through the
medium of your useful paper, publicly 70 return
Our grateful and sincere thanks 10 capt John NJ.
Herklots for his generous and gentle manly treat
0eht 10 us while were on board his ship
We, sailed from New-York, In the ship Oneida,
Kllard. on the i7lh OF last JANUARY, for Havyede.
Grace, and days out sprung dangerous leak that
required the greatest pdss Ole efior,sito Keep the
ship above water, which we did for rs days st
which iime every person on, board w,A completely
exhausted when VS. feti in wilhthe So ooner MARS,
George w Carr, of, Nswport, bound 10 Surriham.
in lat 3S, 20. N loag 81 oow and rs il hid become
impossible 10 keep the wreck any longer afest, capt,
Carr Was Prevailed upon to receive as all on board.
70 IN humber with part Of our baggage, and
little water and provisions, where for two weeks we
suffered the greatest distress for wan, d water and
PROVISIONS, although she wss partly loaded With pro-
Visions which tar. Carr would not SELL not ithsln-
ding We oHerd him $50 per bari ei for beef Very
fortunately on the S4,h ofFeb. in lat 70, ~. long.
- N we fell in with the bremen ship Dido, Capt
John N. fierkloes from Breemen,' bound for 81.
Thomas, wLoS cry handsomely RECESSED all theeahg
in PASSENGERS, the master, chef mate add Of
the crew Of the Dneidxson board IL in number.
Capt. Herklots isnAred 10 pains to render our Ait.
ua,iop as comfortable an! happy as Il wac in his
power 70 do, and owing TO this fortunate circum.
stance Of falling in with and being taking on board
by him, We kel that under the, sanction OF Psoyi.
dencs, our lives have been saved. 1Drehrvs So.
Moses nArd, Samuel Flowers, Theodore Brur.
cite Douglass w Fitch, s. Hillard, J. Cuilard & son.
J. p. Hllaise, Francis ,verhyggin. Abraham Turwit.
Tiger. " Z, . sti1houas, March 6, 1ei7.A.
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The eelebyated WILLIAM CoBpzrr and
TWO Of his seps, have arrived at New.York,
from lnglsnd. ,a.fsri,,
=" The Rev. BAnsAsvs BArEs has been ap.
pointed Posr.htas,s, at Bristol, vice David
A. Leonard, tssisned. ............(rs
Z A seventy fous and friga,e are to be bsilt
I'M msdi.sis At Portsmouth, N. II. 81
The Frsocb general Lallemsnd passed
through Providence lssi week, for New York.
The hag Of the United Staies has no, been
altered, a. has beea stated. The bill for
that purpose remsins among The other ba.i.
ness referred to the mex, session Of Congres.
M-sssns died lately a, Pa,is. ~
The iP,esident OF the United States has
left Washington Ci,y, ,or his residence in
Virgins t'epari,o'y 10 biz iniended tour to
this scction of the Cnion.' Gen. Swift, and
Capt. Porrsr 10 to accompany the President.
Il 10 probable they will be here about the lat
ter end OF the present month.
The ice In Lake Ecie has broken up ,wen-
~ one days earlier It's season than the last,
The sHip Horatio, Bailey, arrived ., New
York, from Calcutta, wa:ered ct St. Helena,
Mach 30. She reports that Bonaparte was
wel',Iand badgrown extrsmely co,puleut. ,
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nys.d to ans measure that niy haze for its
otjeet, the security CT the lives, li6ef,y' rnd
prsRsuy Of our fellcw ei,izens, and ~ per.
pesasss the tepaslissn principles Of our .ges-
senmsht. -sss-s.s .s. go.
- 20" KHtGHr
May g., lsl7. ~tri- Frs
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May g., usIT.
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.

The following are the officisl Listsoi tho
voves for Governor, given at the election 10
1916 and the prevent year.
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TO LET,

And Possession gfven Immediately,
.EHH USfoS corToS FAeroaY In Tivetton,
with all the apparatus, now ia good order for
making Yarn.-fo~ further particulars, enquire Of
ISAAC PALssR, living near the premises
ISAAC PALMER, } Committee f5-
EpxUsp EsTRs, the Union Css-
ESoeH FREscH, ron faeters.
Tivertcn, April -, 1917
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NOTICE.
POCki. E-btJOh LOo4..

nRoPPED by, or stolen from the subscriber, on
~ the 7th Of SNgY,-A Il. 1917, in or about the
Court.House, IN Newport "a large morocco Pocket.
Book, containing ten. dollar bill on the Nara.
gsnset Bank, one fve.dol3r bill on the Washington
Bank, one, two dollar bill, aud three ones in the
whole, twenty dollars. Also, one note on Nichols
Hazard, principal seventy dollars and some cents,
made PAYABLE to James Peckhsm. or order, one
note on John T rsNici'els, sum twenty dollars and
eighiy.three cents indorsed the back twelve dol.
lars aud five cents, made payable TO Samuel Peck.
ham; one other small no,-. With some loose papers
of little use. Wbe,her dropped or stolen, If any
person ~ill return the same 60 Mo BEsRY NJ DO RE
Of Newport. or the subscriber, at Hopknton, with
all the con-,nts he shalt receive Ten Dollars Repvara
80 - SAMUEL PECKHAH.
Hopkinton, May 10, 1917. In ~
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{. 4, i . fs:., tha, 4 member ofths. late infs-
moes Hartford Convention was ehossn, on
Wednesday isss, Speaker Of ,he House of
Representatives q Nho6e-Islsnd !!
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Dsmsesaey unveiled" was ,hs cry Of the
ssdereiissa TOR nsns see,sssnd.they have sue :
.cecesd ss lsst 70 unssii her completely She
stnd. eoveilsd in Cosne c,ieut and Rhode.Is-
land, and before the lasps Of auoi her yeer she
will be exposed 10 broad sunshine in every
State of the Union, and nothing will be cover
cd oy her veil but the tomb of federalism.
ll-tn Tf -, ,-rs - Boz. Pa..
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Commissioners Notice.

n = =. commissioners 'IV0kfce.
NXTE, the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court Of Probate in the town Of Tiv.
erton, in the county Of Newport, Commissioners 90
receive and examine the claims against the estate Of
STEPHEN NEGts,
late II said Tvertos carpenter deceased represent.
ed qsolvent, do hereby give notice that six months
from the ;bird Of March, nstan', are allowed TO the
creditors OF said Es,s,e to brinr and prove their
respective claims. and thstwe will attend for thai,
purpose, the dwelling house Of the late Stephen
Segus, on the las, Monday in-isril, Jane, and Au.
gust next
EDMusD ysrEs.2 conn;,,;o,.,.
'l-r sfoS ALLEN. '0""i's0"e's'
af PERSONS Indebted 70 the Estate of said Aeee,s-
ei are called uprr 70 make immediate paymen, to
.'N. HopE.Ng6Cs, Acninistrs,or
Newport, April -, 1917.
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A PLACE

Is wanted fors smsr,e active boy sbou. II pears
4 Of sse. hrr'y a, :his oaec.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
OEFICIAL.

Contracts have been made for erecting,
during the ensuing SUMNER the following
light houses in Massachusetts, viz on
Petit Manan +: on Naushan Island, near
Tarpaulin Cove on West Chop of Holmes
Hole at Nantucket. lhese Houses Will
probably, all be completed in the month OF
October or November next.
Arrangements have likewise, we under
stand, been made for determining whether
Gas may moi be advantageously substitute d
for Oil, in the Lighthouses of the United
States The experiment is TO be made in
the Light House at Newport, Rhode Is.
land. 1t is particularly recommended 10
the attention of mariners, from whom COM
munications addressed 10 the lreasury,)
as to its relative benefits or inconvenience
when compared with oil, are invited.
Intel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

We extract fomc account of this once
celebrated man from the Monitsur of
the 9th, which We received iaR right
/" Andrew Maacn4, Prince of Killing,
Duke OF Rivoh, Grand Crois of the Roy
al order of the Legion of Honour, Com
mander of rhe Royai and Military Order
of Il. l.cnis SC. &c. was born Nice.
on the 9Th Of May. 1858, anc died IN the
hcsci At Paris. il tnc itreet &c Bourbon,
on he morning of the 9TH Il april, after
ieng ard escrucialing illaefs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

Extrad OF a IsHa ID by the
Fanny. dated Cl rt q.
g We have b.. =. .-y- u very hne
weather, and the oats are almoit all
Town. |, is curious f4a thar there IS
no graaary unoccupied either in this
quarter or in the caR country; and that
upwards oftuenty venels arc lying with
cargoes of grain on board Tor want OF
ftorc.room.
We are advilcd from ST. Petersburg
that 200. ooo quarters Of wheat, and !,
900. 600 quarters Of rye have, during the
winter. been contracted for al ST. Peters
burg, Liebau, and Riga alone
m Icrk Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
From the Connecticut Mirror.
Cautions and Directions an Gar
dening.
denlflg.


The management Of Garden (summarily speak.
ing) consists 10 attention and application the frst
should be of that diliscnt and provident kind. Is
not only to do well in the present, but for the f
lure and the latter should be OF that dilgent no.
ture Gas willingly "never to defer that Till to-
morrow which may be done to day "-PfOcrasti.
nation is OF serious consequence 20 gardening and
neglect of time and will be fruitful of disao-
pontment and complaint. Ii will often happen.
indeed, that gardener cannot do what he would
but if he does not what he can, he will be more
justly blamed, and perhaps censured BY none NOR.
than himself.
Heeding.-We eding in time is a material thing
in culture, and stirring the ground about plants, a
also earthing up where necessary, must be ATTENDED
10. Breaking up the surface wllI keep the soil ia
health for when it lies in hard bound state, en-
riching showers run Off and the saubrions air can
not enter Weeds exhaust the strength ofthe
ground, and if they are suffered to seed and sow
themselves, may truly be called garden sins. The
hand and noe are the instruments for the purpose.
Digging where the spade can 20, between the rows
OF plants, is good method of destroying weeds !;
and as il cuts of the Struggling hbres OF roots they
strike fresh and numerous new shoots and are thus
strengthened. Deep hoeing is good practice, and
il gives degree of fertility 70 the earth What.
ever the farmer does he should do well. He can
not afford to keep bis cattle short; If be starves
them they win starve him. He cannot afford to
hoe great field fora little crop--He cannot sford
TO NOW twenty acres for five loads Of hay. Plenty
OF manure will Gil his barn and bis corn barn, and
his pork barrel. BY manure laid round his apple.
trees they will bear soon. bear often and full
Plenty Of manure is the farmers silver mine.
We do not collect half so mneh as we might We
save it badly from waste we are as thoughtless ia
iayingit on.-These thRgs ought not to be 50.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

The Directors Of The United States Bank hsve
gwen notice that the third and last inssallnent i
payable on the first lay Of July next par, u which
agreeable TO the charter, aust be paid 10 gold -
silver coins
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
DUBLIN, APRIL IL.
Extraet ga letter frcm an LrjB gentleman
at Aezv- Tcrk, FEB. 2-,I8I7.

Extract ga letter from an LrJB gentleman
at Aezv-1srk, FEB. u, 1917.
You are nor TO fuppose that we are
exempt here from our iharc of Affections
which are the inheritance of humanity
II is true the greater part of that falls TO
the lot of our poor countrymen, who
come out here with the idea of getting
rich, zuifhout h1b5w or froubls; in This
they are much miilaken, for no peffon
can succeed that does not come out with
the idea of earning his bread by the
work of his hands. far faeb Tbs Is The cean-
try; bur clerks and teachers have no bu
6nefs here, We are efficiently iiccked
with iuch already. | with you would
have this conveyed through the public
Papers, TO fnch as are inclined to cone
out it will fave them a great deal OF
heart burning. In mort none but labour
ers or rersons of independent property
have any buiineis here.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

The Merchants Of ST Johns, On. b )have
held q meeting and passed sundry resolu-
tons, recommending the enforcement Of
The laws against irregular exporH of Plais
Ter, and pledged themselves TO counterfeit.
as lar as possible, any evasion of the same.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
ORGJCI6T

Vessels bound from the United States to
Sweden and Norway, must be furnished
with Consular Bill Of Heath, or otherwise
they Will n OF be admitted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

IL IS estimated that 5000 hogsheads Of
tobacco were lost by the freshet in Ken
lucky.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

a French frigsse has arrived at ST. Do
mingo,with dispatches fromthe black mon
arch Of Hsyu; but being addressed TO
General ms cad Of King Christophe, they
were returned
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

BRIDGEPORT, (coN. APRIL 50.
Grtcn Peas The trouble and cost OF
preparing ground, bushing and tending
Peas, has rendered the saying common,
that "green Peas are dear eating" "A
neighbour informs me that he always has
green Peas plenty and cheap. He plants
FIVE or six Peas in each of his potatoe hills,
the vines of which support and keep the
Peas from the ground, so that they will
spread round and display themselves 10 the
eye and hand of the gathersr he says nei
Their the roots nor the vines of the Peas do
any perceiyeable injury 10 the Potatoes
After The Potatoes are planted peas may be
added, and even after the Potatoes have
yegetated above ground, the Peas may be
put In % equal advantage. So says my
neighbour. The trial is easy. b.
Among the late arrivals in the United
States of emigranls from Europe, there is
scarcely one that will excite more of public
curiosity than William Goblet
1t is curious circumstance, that this
man, who by his writings, had rendered
himself SO odious 10 the democrats during
his former residence in this country, as TO
be detested and abused by the whole party,
will now on his second visit be greeted by
them with hearty welcome, as their poIit-
ical iIend and most admired writer"
We have the unpleasant intelligence
from Maryland and Virginia that the
wheat crops are likely TO be nearly destroy
ed by the ravages Of the Hessian fly. The
Richmond Enquirer says, "A farmer from
Powhatten assures us that ground from
which he expected a few days ago 10 reap
thirty bushels the acre, will not yield him
i've. Some estimate their loss al Q 3ds--
others more. But few days ago the
wheat bore most promising appeaian
giving delight tosue eye * gladness to the
heart OF the farmer. But the fiy suddenly
came, and the hoTes of the harvest are
vanishing"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

mrNirH nApca 27.-lhs roads be.
tween southern Germany and Upper L.
aIy are oharue'ed by the watt quantity Of
iuow tha, his fallen in Ilaly.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
@ottCe},S:
Tuesday, Nav 20. 1917.

Bread Stgf.-During the week oas, sever
al cargoes OF Corn and Flour arrived in this
port and is now for sale.
We understand this article is not only h;oI1
but scarce in the country. A good opportuni-
ty now presents for our country brethren "a
obtain supply.
We are happy 10 learn that the season thus
far promises a fruitful, summer May the Far
mer not be disappointed in his hopes.
Lis Of Representatives elcct.-Coatrnusd
NOrthyarmoteh, Gen. Afford Richardson.
Freeport, Josiah w. Mitchell. ESQ.
Wells, George w. WaIlingford, and Jebn
Storer, Esqrs.
.4rundei, Joseph Perkins, ESQ.
Lgmcn. John Low, ESQ.
Saco, Mr., John F Scammon.
Phips6arg, Capt. Parker M'Cobb.
BATH, Capt. James M'Lellan.
Fryebuyg, Col. Samuel A. Bradley.
Jay, Maj. James Starr, Jr.
.Ne's5ary, Josiah Little, anu Daniel Emery.
Esq'rs.
HGverhiA, David How. ESQ.
Cape Elisabeth, POonal, Otigseld, Br1dgtou,
W,Hdhom, Hebron, Barton, Sou1A- Berxld.
ae0dnon' Sanford, ADred, Watsrford, cd
baterbOro"gh, have voted not to send.
here will not be more than one hall tie
number q representatives elected to the leg-
lslaluTe this year that there were the last.
The towns which have voted 10 reduce TIE
number heretofore elected aud others which
have voted not to be represented. have been
ac'uated by motives of economy.
Boston has reduced the number or its men
bers from that OF the last year. IA.
MASSACHUSETTS SENATE.
Thirty eight Senators are elected BY the
people. 25 Federaiists and IS Democrats
10 Berkshire County there is no choice.
-feiaHc1ofr Gst1stTophs On the Saetsth ofihs
ilth lusi child IN Biun>nick about IL wears 3
age, whilst playing 90 the logs il Androsca9g1A
river, suddenly slipped into the river aaa wss
drowned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

A subscription is forming in Virginia to
deiray The expenses Of Monument to
Washington, 20 be erected in that State.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
BY THE NAILS.

Inferegine Laqu Smif. A iuit has been
brought by the Prefdcnt and Directors
of the Franklin Bank of alexandria, a.
painil the directors of fome OF the other
Banks OF that town, on the ground OF
the defendants having ufed means 70
prevent the circulation OF the notes OF
that bank. WY,
This is probably the hrf cafe OF the
kind which has occurred in the United
States. altho' in England cafes analogous
10 il have been decided.
The plaintiffs are fAid TO found their
claim to damages on the Circumstance OF
a run on the bank having been produced
by falfe alarms, purpofely circulated BY
the defendants, as to the folvency of the
bank, and a partial injury thereby caufed
to the circulation of its paper.-Nat. Int.
NORFOLK, NAY 5.-Capt. Appleby, from
Honduras, informs, that Carthagsnian one
gun schooner, with thirty-6ye men has
sp,ured off the Bslixea Spanish falucca,
bound TO Havana, with half a million Of dol
lars on board, and indigo to nearly that a.
mount. To show how stupidity the Span
iarcs manage their affairs IL may be only
necessary 10 say, that an English captain
10 the Spanish authorities the
risk Of sending so much in one OF their YES
sells, but they answered they had orders 10
ship ii in Spanish vessels only and they
obeycd them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

We understand Says the Charleston Coor.
ier) that the Spaniards are very much exs,.
perated against the Americans, in consequent.
Of The numerous piratical cruizers, which ~
fitted oct in the different ports OF the United
States, and cruizing against their commerce
The American flag was, in Consequence
hoisted union dozen, on board the Guard. sbiD
in the port Of Havana, few days since.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

Pafricids--T5e London Courier Of the "a ula
mo. contains the trial condemnation and execs.fI.
of two brothers IN ireland, for the horrd crine =
numbering their own father Their names 49,.
George and John Greer. On the galows 60
confessed the crime. prayed fervently 10 God \.
forgiveness. clasped hands, and were launched N.
eternity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

s. southaick, lhe Editor cfGhis paper e5m-..
ees r0lediriory address 10 the publsek annoues,.
tie termination 81 his establishment a. tellom.
= Ii has become ~ length painful but indsns.,
bic daty "a ourselves, 20 announce The downl.l =
this paper 81 which the Presrnt is The las, nuns..
that viii be Published"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

Vegetation is sait TO be unusually forward
al New Oteans--on the 4th Of April. Glove,
was inches high-immense quantities q
produce was coming down the nyer-9oO0
boats, valued al 5000 dollars each, we've ~.
pected. Flour III dollars, corn ,25. The
ship Gen. Jackson, arrived at New York
lett there April 10, I76 sail waiting freight.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

A mad dog. in Richmond has lately biiit =.
eral children aud some sheep, the latter Of n 81.
were seized with symptoms a canine radn,..
The dog was Immediately killed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

Rev. Noah Worct ster, is appointed
Postmaster Brighton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

feiaRe1ofF CetastroFhs On the SABBATH offhe
iith lusi child IL Biun,eick abouI IL yeafs =
age, "h'sss playing 90 the logs il Androscagg'A
river, suddenly slipped into the river ard sas
drowned.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-05

Folding and stichiny iuii5SNLcre :.
[cessary per hrndred
Do actavo, do per hundrd.
In every instance the printer SUPPLE,
the paper, and deposits the work, dpI'.
folded, and stitched where necessary
and no possible delay is to occur in ,is
daily execution and delivery Of the work
so that in all cases where it is pra5ti.
cable, the matter ordered to be printed
on any given day, may be really for de.
livery next morning at the hour to which
the house so ordering the printing Of the
adjourned, except in the printing Of the
annual report made from any OF the de.
partments, under any permanent act
requiring such reports, in which case; A
hours longer will be allowed.
The proposal must specify the rate 6,
decrease in the price of printing any
number oil Impressions greater than The
usual number, md not exceeding 5OCY.
Title pages viii not be INDUCED, ey.
Icept expressly ordered, nor Will sng
extra allO ance be made Tor work. Q On
Sundays, holidays or after night.
The contractor Or contractors must
embrace a possible amoant OF work d.:
ing the congress equal to S40,COG, IL
which amount security viii b. require.
Proposals must be accompanied viii
the name or names Of tn" security or g..
curities offered no OIL Of any adj.
tional security, after the ,ropos2!s are o,
lpened, will be attended 20.
CHhS. CUTS,
Secretary OF the Senate,
TH0S DOUGHERTY,
Clerk of the house Of Represeas,,
tives.
Washington. March 1874 eoSw
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a general assortment q
COTTON YARN,
At the Baltimore prices.

The quality OF this Yarn has given e
neral satisfaction to those who have pH-
chased heretofore. Ali orders VIII D;
punctually attended to.
The Pubic are also Informed, TIT
machine Of superior construction Il n
operation at said mill for cardIDg N'"l
the work will be executed An the bert
manner. 10 accommodate customers "
this machine, he viii receive at his s'oi"
any parcels Of Wool, forward them 10
the mill, and the rolls returned to DIS
store for delivery. The wool should "
washed clean, aud oiled with clean SOFT
oil or hogs lard, accompanied T''n \
blanket, it being the most suitable ~
the preservation Of the rolls when ea'"'
ed.
Mordecai Miller.
March % eo'm
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EDUCATION.

Mrs. REBECCA RIFFETS respect
fully informs the citizens II Alexandris
that she has taken the house lately occu
pied by Mr.. Leap on Duke street. nearly
opposite MIR. f. P. Taylors dwelling
where she intends opening a school OF
the 9TH inst for the instruction Of small
.bndren; every a.tention will be paid t.
heir morals. Mrs. Riffets falters herse
that the expectations OF those who may
lace thei. children under her care vii
rot be disappointed. Also, split sira"
,onnets whitened sud altered in an!
hapeby Mrs. X; X.
March S 81