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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23

MnLsDcEvIILE June GA gentle
MAN ia the Alabama Territory, informs
us, tlIat tlle Indians have again become
Troublesome on the Federa|ro A par
~ Of men from Fort Dale. in skirrnish
on The 22d nit. killed two Indians belong
ing 10 party which had been frequently
skulklng about on the road for several
days previous, and who, II is believed,
from Their menacing conduct, designed
attacking the fort They have commit
ted no murders yet; but have plundered
several plantations, and carried awav
considerable number Of cattle, hogs, sc.
&c. The mail has been suspended until
the danger he over, or some arrangement
made for lis safe conveyance. Governor
Bibb has gone TO Fort Crawford for the
purpose Of making slipMatious with The
Indians who surrendered themselves on
the Escambia, ard viii thence proceed
TO the frontier to adopt measures Ter lie
better security Of the exposed iBhabi-
taDts. forr14L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23

Intelligence was received yesterday
from the Island Of Ceylon, by which we
are happy TO learn, that the Instruction
there was by no means so formidable, as
had, at first, been imagined. The dis
patches are dated the 10th December, and
they state, that in The month Of Septcm-
Der last, a spirit Of dissatisfaction aud dis
turbance partially manifested ltselfin the
provinces of Weilasse aud Oua, within
ii,e kandyan territory, principally excl
ed by a Malabar Chief, who had collect
Ell an armed force Of about 200 persons,
and issued Proclamation, stating his
claims 10 The kingdom Of Handy. MIR.
Wilson, t1c resident az Badulld, imnIedi-
a.ely proceeded with a small military de-
iaciiment in the direction OF the insur-
geHis, aud came up With considerable
party. Having unfortunately separated
himself from the detachment under his or
dcrs, in The hope Of persuading the insur
gents to disperse ,.and thus 10 prevent any
elIgslOn Of blood, he was attacked aud
Killed OH the spot. The servant who
accompanied hlm died tie next DAY Of
Tive wounds which he received at tic
same llmc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26
UNION HOTEL.
JOHN COOK,
Informs fhe fablie IN general and he JTiend

Informs fhe habiic IN general and he JTiends
IN forffeuiGv
THAT he has taken the noted House Of Col
! Jsmes Psrry's No 40. Thsmes-sireet, lately
improved by Mr Dowr as Public House. and
which he proposes ~ accommodate Ladies and
Csntlemen who may do him The honor TO call upon
him, with the hest fare the market may afford NE
excrtions shalt 5e waiting crafty and oblige =
The beN Of Liquors viii be ready 1t command and
good kee ping Of Horses constantly provided.
IRA frw steady Borders fades and gentleman, y
can ce accommodated in the best mssner.
Newport, July I, iola
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26
8 CARDIlVG,
By Animal Power.
DAVID WILLIAMS,

Informs hsJ friends, and me public,
THAT no can accommodate them with
u Csrdipg Of WOOL, through he dry
season, at his Shop, No. Sc. B-oad- Suee'.
WHARF bis Mscbines are Bew erecting by
horse power They will'probsb .Soe IN oper.
a,ioo BY the 10th Of the p esent month II IL
hoped the facilities they offer to the 'nbsbi-
fsuts Of this town and i,s vic'niry and Of
Jsmestowr particularly, will ensure their
patronage.
Up Wool brought In the morning may
DO received again a: night.
Newport, 5th Of oh mo 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26
John & AARON HALL,

~ EsPECTFULLY inform the inhabitants Of View.
N port AND its vicinity, that they have appointed
JOB SHERMAN. of Newport, their agent TO receive
and deliver sn kinds Of silks, satns. grapes. con-
susns sh,wis, elk and Cotton hose ribbons, cloths
ct al kinds stuffs. Nsekns, &c &c. which they viii
venture 70 say will be 6nished N style eqosi. It not
Superior 10 any Dyei,s House N America and the
trice Of eoiorinr reasonable sad uniform. according
70 sire. width. colsr, &c. Nay ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26
MARINE NEWS.


PORT or NEtvFokT
ENTERED, ~
Brig Neptune. Norris. Havana sIcop Rspid,
Walden, New York
CLEARED,
Brig Caroline Augusta. Henry, Amsterdam do
Perseverance,, WILCOX, Havana; sloop shephe dess
Dlisin, New. York do. Ana Maria Gardner, do do.
Sally, Fox philads Iphiz, do Hacyon, Bliss, New
York, do Endcsveur. Dennis. Norfolk, do, Henry.
Brown hudson, brig Russell, E'ired. Havana,
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FAIN1S, LINSEED OH, ss


HAvlNsAremoved 10 No tis. Thsmes-street,
being .he store occupied for several years ~
ss:e PAINTS Of all kinds. dry and ground in Oil
Linseed Oil. boiled aud unboilsd Painters Hrvsh-
es and roofs Of every description house and white
wash brushes black and bright vsrnish, Window
Glass and iuisy IAN which ts win sell as low 40
can be purchased in this lown.
Painting and Glazing,
Carried ON ~ usual
He returns his sincere thinks 10 his former euaS
tpmers and solicits continuance OF their favors
FOR SAIL,
A Dwelling. House and lot Of Land. pleasantly
situated on the Hill.
Wanssd as absss. A iourncyman Painter, Of steady
habits sndsa good workmsA---.lis,. One or two
honest active boyA a. Apptenlicss--those from tho
country would be preferred.
Aprh ~ 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26
SIGN OF THE EAGLE,

nfRs. BILLINGS respectfully informs her friends
lvl and the puSlic, that she continues 1t the Old
stand, recently occupied BY her late husband, vhere
every attention will be paid 70 the scccmmodstion
of those ladies' and gentleman whs may favor hec
with their eus,om Private Bosrdcfs can be accom-
nodssed IN . satisfactory manner.
crr Good s,sbliog Cor Horses.
Newpcrt, Nay 20, isls. ttf1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26

IN ths tcSn. On We inesdsy morning last. sfler .
short illness, Ne WILLIAn rIsDALs. formerly
Cashier of the Bank oi Biole-Isiand
On the lin inst Yrs. JAsE clAssrSo. reiict
OF the late Mr Edward Claiming. m the 85th year
Of her age i.,.r
At Hsekfsrd on the 18th inst Miss sAaAu Pow
Lrx, daughter of The late Mr George Fowler, sged
AZ years M
Drowned. near Prudence Island. on the 14th inst
Mr.. ELISHA G, csApssy, in the 10Th year of his
age fIe upset in boat, and in his excrtion to
nave BOY who with aim. and in which he sue
ceelcd. he was so far exhausted. that he sunk be I.
fore any assistance could be obtained from the snore
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26
SPANISH LONoJLArE
OFFICIAL. NOTICE.

OFFICIAL NOTICE.
rt~HE fntendant of the Havana will pay the pas
sage of one hundred persons, they being Ma.
sous CTpen,ers, Pouers, Coopers, Stone Cutters or
tshiths if they wish to establish themselves
In the country, where they are principally wanted
they will have the assigned allowance during the
RI two months, and they may De sure vi fading
immedi.,e employ If they have any family their
passage will also be paid. and allowance given ac
coriing 10 the number OF its members. ibe Con.
sus will draw on the Intendsn, in favor Of the Cap.
s,,, for such passages, which will be at the rate Of
IS f,r every grown person For further psrticu-
lars inquire OF the unde "sgned l.
CT OiRce hours frors 10 % o'clock
BERN .R0o Mag MBA,
V.se Csnsut Of Ttin
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26

/. DUkDlCK, & SON,
No IS, Thsmei-s street,
CGsr for saie.
A eencral assortment of genuine
~. l. GOrDS " GROCERIES.
A, wholesale and retail
y4iso-- 500 bnshc)s LIVERPOOL SALT.
or All persons indebted To the late hfn Of } NJ
WBAvsR. & Co are called upon to make immediate
payment TO BunpIox
Newport, Feb. IS 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26

Croskey, China q Gla,s Ware.
Juss sccs.veo and for sale, by
I, ARCHIBALD MUNRO * co.
South sy,ns US5ey Blsx BuILDlsc,
CFvENTY crates and packages we'll as
sorted Liverpool and lsdia Ware,
C0nsisfinS Of
Blue printed Teas sDd CofTees,
do do Tes-Pots, Sugar, Creams,
do Bowls, qus,ts, pinls and hsii-pints,
do Plates, Ts'fasfs, Mufiins,
do Jugs, 4q,. 2q,. iqf. pin, and hslf.pint,
do Chambers, Ewer,, DssiDs,
do Dinner and Tca-Ses,
Ensmelied Tea Pots, Sugars, MiIks,
do Teas, Cofrces,
do jugs, g.. g., i2s, 24s
do bowls,
Bloc and green .cdg Plates, Twihiers, nAiins,
do Dishes, 10 10 r8 inches, inclusive,
Cream. Colored Plates, TwIfaers, Mullins,
do Dishes, 9 20 l6 inches, inclusive,
do Chamber. IS and IS,
do Basins, - aod IS,
do Bowls, qt. pint and half pint,
do Jugs, do DO DO
do Tess and Cans,
Tea.sets, grspe.icsf, landscape, and lustre,
do in boxes, Qndis,)
Lustss Jugs, 2ql. iq. pin, and haIipint,
Double Ain, cut-gIass Deesnsess, quarts and
piuts,
do Tumbiess and Wines,
do Peppers, MuMsrds, and Salts,
Common Tumblers end Wines,
10 assorted Crstes, suitable Tor the country.
~ Crates repsckcd ss shoss roties and
low prices.
June ~ III
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The Moss Woyshifyut
IOHN CAKLlLE,

a QUARTERLY Communication of the W.
IA q. and Lodge Of tue State nf Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations, will b. holden at st Johns
Hall, No. 2 At Providence on Monday, 3Ist Instant.
att O'Clock, p " Officers and Members Of the
.Gral Lodge, Proxies Of Lodges, and all others con-
cer,ed, are requested to take notice and Give their
attendance accordingly BY order
WALKEM HUMPHREY, Grand Secy
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r.AKf.N UP ADRIFf,
IN the lStn inst about leagues w. Of Point.
~ Judith, large Fishing Boat, with stake at
the end of exctI fast The owner may have her ..
gain by proving property and paying charges.
GILES K. HALLAM.
stoningtoo Borough, Aug 20. 1919
TO LEI,
A House ia Thames street, opposite 70 Capt. s
"A NesrsAx two shops in front. convenient
60 wo fsDnies The Whole or par; TO Lct In.
qnre of EDWARD vOsE, Bannster's wharf.
aug 26
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A~ClNG ACADEMY.

L C. sCHAFFE8 respectfully informs the La.
i dies aud Gentlemen Of Newport and its vicin.
1t, a, his Second Quarter, for the Instruction OF
Master, * Misses, il he Polite accomplishment Of
ID NCiNG. silt commence on Monday morning, at
g O'Clock. Masonic Hall, on the 7,h Of sept next.
Aug 90 - ".
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26
AffRRlED.

In ,sis town. On sunday evening last. by the Rev.
n ei6y, Capt. rnsNAs swissuRsz TO Miss
caAaLorrs > rsw. daughter vi the late Col
W.fsn r,w ali Of tAfS sown
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-13

HE subscriber informs his friends and he pub.
4 nc, thst Capt George Larrten, IN Tnerion,
Nm -hoore, jun, and J u Peabody, Newport ara
the >gcns to receive articles intended for the To-
ion Factory. f
lie continues to color and dress Wool.n Cloths
OF all descrpt,ons--to Card Sleeps Wool OF ali
grades. and TO manufacture Plains Ssttin.;s. Coat
ings. fannels, &c OF various coious and shades -
Those who will favor him with their custom in his
me, may depend on having their work done in The
best manner, and ,sonabe ,errns, and the
smallest favor will be gratefully acknowledged
JOHN BABCOtK.
Portsmouth, Jan 28 1878 3w
Portsmouth W,o0len Manufaclory.
THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
tic. that he continues to Card into rolls. sLoep's
Wool, OF all gr.d des Also, to color and finish wool
en- Cloths in very superior Insnrer and colour
garments ripped or whole TO colour Yarn for COW
erlets, carpets &c Of vsrions coors and shades
He continues to Manufacture Plains, Ss,innets.
Cassimeres Coatings, Fannes, &c on very mod,
crate terms
Having the best of machinery and experienced
workman, in every branch, faiters himself he shall
in futu.e be able TO do ALL ANY part Of the above
business, ina satisfactory manner ~g
SAMUEL cLA 'KE.
f-f .in .ftt .ff,Upd,,N's ifiE NJ N t-frsf-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-13

DOO i. JOf1NSON,
has jast opened a Medicine SAoh, az No. lae,
7hame$ ssrerf, a few doors a6ove fhe Brick
Market,
Where he offers for sale,
A genessi ,ssofimen, # Genuine, Fresh,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
As cheap as De purchased in the state
or Medicine Chests for vessels and families, put
up, or replensbed With exactness and N spatch
few bottles of Oriental Pink Oil, for curling
and rendering beautiful the hair
Shop open from sunr Sc ill 9 O'Clock. Pm
: DR.. jon sson soiicts share Of public patronage
, Nevport. March 4. 1873
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isPw thee rise, bright lamp Of heaveni
saw The rise from oceans breast,
The SIGHT was fair. for calm as even. s
The wearied waves had sunk 10 rest.
Spirit OF Light saw thee climb,
With lusturr pure. the dark Yoye clouds;
Fill thon hadst reached the bright sublime,
Where Deity himself enshrouds
And 50. methinks, the Christian soul
Ought rise. refulgent orb. like thee,
Till II hath resc!,'d it's heavenly gaol,
Secure above life's troubled sea;
Oh, then in vain the wave might roll;
10 irde its native majesty ~
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Taluabh Property... Fer sale.

"H"VFt TVtT V'''IW 5UEC.
TIE subscriber will either sell or lease the House,
ia which he now lives, in Thames street land
have immediate possession. He will sell some and
adjoining the estate Of the late George Chsmplin,
Esq which land is very convenient for House lots,
lie will either sell or lease his farm at Sachueast-
point, in Mildletown. He has some Furniture also
tor sale NATH HAZ\hD
Jan. 81, 1916
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jos K. TOWNSEND.

- EsPECTFULLY informs the public and bis
"A customers. that the Cabinet Making business,
viii be carried on az his Old stand No = Mill street
where is on hand furniture Of all descriptions All
iAyors IN his line will be gratefully received and az
tended to by calling the shop or ON James Town.
send, at the bead OF Bannisters wharf
ALSO,
FOR SALE,
1900 feet Mahogany boards, 1000 # do Cherry
Apply as above. Newport, March IS
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. W
THE Firm of CRANsTON & SHAW was dis.
solved on the 9th inst by the dccease of Mr.
HHsaY ,HAw.--Au persons indebted 10 said Firm
are requested 20 make immediate PAYMENT at Store
No. 2, Scott's Wharf, to
HENRY CRANsTON
Sarviving Partner
Newport. Ian "a, 1918.
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Newport, March IS, 1918.
Names.
Auehmu'y Henrietta
Amy oauusl A.
Aodesson Frsocis JIM.
Buckmss.er Martha
Brown Samuel
Barker Nathan
Bliven Ray
i Clarke Simeon
Collins A. John
Cannon John
Cannon Charles
C.afk Joseph son Of Spooner
Dennis William
Dexrer Samuel
Dickson Gordon
d. blols John
'i.aston John son Of Edward
EaI Jhcob ID.
Fy Benjamin
Fb.n Pelog
Gyeeu Stephen
Gyies Charles
Hayes Moses heirs
Hudson q. Samuel IS
Hazard Richard
Hail Benjamin
HeImc William
HcIme Frances
Heath Jonslhan
Handy Thomas
Lee William
Lyon William jun.
Martin Simeon
Marsh Gould and Sisters
Moore w N. jun.
Moore Henry
Mu'phey w. John
Molten John
Mickey John
OK Samuel
Pitms" Benjamin
,Psckhsm Jeremiah
Perry James
Phillips James
Richmond Nathaniel
Sfanhope William
Seixas Muses.
Stall Isaac
Stephens John
Tenant James
Tower Levi
Tsnner John
Vaughn Samuel
Willis Edward
Warner Elizabeth
Ws,son Samuel
Wilson Joua,hap
Wright Rachel
Yatcs stephen
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Nesu- England Commercial Bank.

New- England Commercial Bank.
-oo--
A a meeting OF the stockholders, on Monday,
"A the 7th inst. the following Gentlemen were
appointed Directors, viz s-
WILLIAM e.. GIsBs,
DAVID KING, JOHN MuRrEY.
JAMES b. PArLLIPs, JOHN l.. Boss. Jun.
koRIEsoN PoITER, GEoRoE HALL
The soard Of Di. &c :ors on the same Gay, unani-
mousiy elected WILLIAM {. GIpBss Esq. President
Of the Institution.
Published m contcrm'ty to the 4th section of an
Act Of ne General Ass.mbly oflhis State
wiLLI,M + DELLINGHAM, Cashier
\ewpo1 N4rch i8 1873.
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Collectors t5alfs.

NFs DW suhsd payment State
80 much which said Estates,
charges VIII fdoh o'clock, A
on tue premises ffH described, o April next.
N b. description the Of
A
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-13

pcr,on wei, qualified 10 atsenda saw-mil and
"A xrist.mni, sad who csa produce good recon
nendations, any one who may wish to hire for the
above purposes and direct line to A. b Troy
Mass shall meet with prompt Attention Sa.
Feb Is. 1919 ll.-',v-, - ~ ,,ss, -
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House or Entertainment.

u lCHARD BARKER respectfully informs h''
IN friends and former costornets, that I've has re-
turaed to his native town. and has tHkeu the house
In the GEAR of The shop cf'DAvtD' WfLLrAns
watch maker. north eide Of the Parade. few doo
above the Newpvrt Bank, where he intends to keer
q House of Entertsnuent, snd will csc every exer.
ton to give satisfaction to those who win favor him
with their company sft. ,F
Ciubs ana Private Parties viii be accommodate
az ususs--asd few steady Boardefs oan be etlvnl'
ted Newport, Arrit2s 1917
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*x* CURES PE.RFOkMLD!
Though heretofore eons'dered har rehcf by
DIR. RELIES
DI1 NJ //, NJ nDDDC
BO7AV/CAL DROPS.

dJ MIR Mearaan. CARPENTER Of Bostsn, was 20
AVA months lfcted wIh a tuIDour on the
back a, hand winch iocapaciated him for woIk,
sites os,ng tried cvefy thing in vain, and suffered
operation on his hand, and considered ,Dcurab!e,
was cured and restored to health by sking bottles
OF thest drops.
.,b- Wrighs ct Boston, was years afaicted with
fever sore II his legs, had tried most meai
cines wi hout effect, Was cured by botties.
n Chid Of Mr. BmriH, Of Hanover! ! was cured
OF Ulcers and Blies, some Of which had eat down to
the Tbs, by bottles This cniId was considered
In dying sla. when he began taxing these drops
IN Lv'snt Of Boston, was covered all over with
erup,pns. bind with both eyes, was cured by bot
ties.
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely afflicted
FOR Is years with an eruption all her. attended
with most tormen,ing tc'ings. burnings and bio'ch.
o., had lost u.ereby two toe and one hrger nails
was cured by bottles she had not let, her room
for mon,hs. ana considered past all rsGcf!
A Ceniicman Of -LeFissio', Was Affected 30 years
with ulcers N Ms kgs, could, obtain no relief,
was cured by 4 ,otlies.
a Gcshieman Of Bsston, his wife and children
was many ysArs afiie,ed with eruptions. had tried
every mcSiicne without success, cured by these
Drops.
n Gentleman of Rorbnry, was so years afflicted
with hum,f one Of legs, attended with burning
itching and plotcbes. was resigned as past rehef,
for 30 years couI, not lie in bed At tines wasper
fectiy cured by these drops,
Il Lady Of Chariestown was two years afflicted
win wh,,e Swcl.ng on her knee joint, had tried
every assistance, and considered past reej. con
traouon had formed. when on taking hese Drops
and using ID. .lebbs Linn,en,, in 3'wceks she had
the free OF the jcnt, the PAIN left her, and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops ave radical cure fer scurvy, scro-
fuia VI An;hony's FIRE, leprocy, pmpled faces, en-
lsrsed glands, sore legs, ulcers even when The bone
is ,ac,ed, vencriai ta,a,s, when mercury has filled,
are ,ne best spring and autunnal physic. and may
h. r,v ri,, wit --Prre
or SIX bo,,cs for five dollars, ~ bottles for 50 o.
IL dozen for Si00 --Gr lax fsr " DR. Relies no ~
icat Drops None are genuine, unless signed Nv
r. Convey" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor. " +. Conway, chemist, No. !,
Bumsted Place, Bostoa, by his special appointment
by
SAMUEL w. vINSON, Druggist.
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NOTICE.

- Refandiny Of Internal Dufies.
"A GREEABLY 10 .he sct Of Congsess, Of
"A Deeembc' asa, 1917, duties pad on H.
'esases Cor periods exceeding beyond the sist
ef December, 1917, and Tor stamps not used,
asc,,o be refunded by tho respective Collcc.
rcss, provided the stamps shall be returned
previous 20 the 6rS day Of May, 1919
Collectors Office sewhorf january. z, 1918.
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY,
Collector Of fAe Repenne for the fret Coiiee.
siea District ef Rhede- Lirnd.
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Neu Fcasher Reds and Feathers.
T I'VE Geese AMI Fowl Feathers. and Feather
IL 8-ds. from 20 10 IS dollars. kept constantly
Cor sale By ABRAHAM BARKER.
No. :. Chdrissswees
Hs has a hsnd On assortment Of Mattresses Of all
kinds. Hssfsr'' afscs9 isis.
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Description Of Property Siafe Tom
house and lot in Thames street, 81 90 40
house and LOT in w ssner- street, 50 rs
house and lot in Sd Street point IL S4
house aud lot in Division street, % ! es
deceased, Estate house and lot Spring street, IL 81
house house and ."a is is' Ts.%s..a..,. Tssss 81 -
house and lot Thames street, "a l 90
house and lot Washington square, 20 40
house and lot al the head Of Broad-street, So 7S
house and lot at the head of Broad-sireei, SO So
house and iot 10 WIN. street the Hill, "a 6S
house and lot Washington.strce Point, 80 10
house and lot on the Hin, 48 SO,
house and lot Pope-slreet, ] 60 IL 81
lot aud store ip Spring street, 50 7s
house and Iol John -stfeet Hill So 50
SCOTS house an Spfing .street, 8s
house snd lot z Thames street, - 10 8.
house and ioi Broad- street, AZ 94
house and i.t sdiouspg the Clifton burying, 80
house and lot Tbsmes-strect, 81
house and lot t,fifRn- street, so 10
deceased, estate and lot Mary'ssueet, 90 70
Brewer-stess 20 $50
decsased estate house lot Thames.strset, SO 50
deceased, cs,ate Wsshingt ton street, o6 42
house aud lot Washington street, so 10
house and lot Thames-street, ] oS Sc
house and lot Mii-,rcet, so 80
deceased, house and lot Spring. street, 36 So
deceased, estate hoase lot Prospect hiii.st. "a SO
house and iot Thames Churoh-street 60 4S 30
house aud lp Thames 80 10
house snd iot Thames-s,reet, 50 So
hsuss nd 10, Th,mes street, si2 AZ 81
house and in Meeting street, 60 A 90
house and lot Ws,nuc sieet, "a l 6S
house and io Thames street, 70 S o.
house and 10, on Hill, ~ S O4
house aud lo B,0sd-s,reet, 48 36
house and lo \ Dad street, So So
house and lot lbanaes-suees, . 40 l6 80
house and farm Neck so so 90
house and loI Howa ds-,ane, IS I 50
house and lot 1bt Hill - 66
deceased, house LOT Wasbington-sq 80 IL 60
house and lot b. street, i3 s6
deceased, estate house and lot Thames.st 48 So
house and lot Broad streets 48, So
house and lot Mmy-sUeet, ~ o.
house and 10, Gnu, ch street, ~ o4
house aud 10, Peham street, 70
house and 10, o the Hill, SO 2 10
house and lot Thames street., SO 20
house and LOT Thames street, l os Sc
house and LOT in Beoad.street, t12 "a l 6s
dcc<ased,iot 10 Spring s,teet, 81 378
Leyen street, kS So 37s
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