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Education.

JAMES A. OSWALD respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he has rented twO very
conmodions rooms i fanbafk Hall. street, about
200 yards above the new Banks where be will open his
school ior young gentlemen aud ladies' first Mon
day0f January next. The males aud females will occu
py separate rooms, and wlin INSTANCE be allowed to
iaix associate whilst school. There will be one
mouths vacation in sHmmer, as ususf.
The TERMS Of Tuition will se The same ssberetOfore
viz
For tie Latin language the elements OF moral natural
philosophy, the elements Of astronomy, rhetoric, his
tory natural and civil geography with the II the
maps and the globes transpnsition. English grammar
practically, bookkeeping, &C collectively individu
ANY, per anunin. so 90
FoT arithmetic, reading, writing, perksunpm 40 90
For Greek, French and the mathematics, per
NUN, collectively or individually ............GO co
The above TO paidiu quarterly instalnents.An ad
dnona charge ~ half doliarpef qnsrer will be made
for fael ink, &C.
II Enquire 1T Tauta'S Tall, oT AZ Mr. Bankss hoard
ing house. opposite the Swan Tavern Shockoe Hill.
December
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fice to SHrregOrS thrOnghOyf the .Ctofe

Noiice 20 on,reyorS throughout tie State.
A UTHoRlSED b, the Presidenf A. profe.so,s -, ,,,,
nam q Mary College, in the city of wi.amshu,p
10 receive that portion Of surveyors fees win, Inv law
they have light TO claim, viz one sinh payfI n
ehfeat that You Will through the medium of yorr Trn
esenatses remit me, as promptly possible what is
n w.. ~ io Tue past aud previous years-Hopinv
inat ibis repnisition may be duly aitendd 10 ain
tien'en, with respect, yonrs, ' e'"-
January %. ., hsehi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Best Rappahannock Wand

BOR SALE am authorised to sell az private or mn
Tic sale that valuable estate generally known by the
Daule OF iHE FOLLY, situated in Richmond county ON
fappatahnock river-t contains altogether about 200
acres, OF which or 500 are prime river side Hand the
rest OF II covered with heavy growth OF TIMBER This
plantation merits the Character of being ofte best
IN the Lower Couniyis convenient to sh aud oysters
has good spring water, aud is healthy.
The terms will beOne half the purchase money in
cash the other half in twelve months Persons dsnos
ca to buy will please make their proposals known mne
da'ey Letters postage paid will be attended TO by
me, directed to MenokiI, near Richmond courthouse
January ~. 7sIst
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MiN-StoMe MaMufactorY

VIE subscribers ink heir friends aud the pnblic
IN general that they have just received 5000 lIIRn
BLOShS, directfrof France, via N. YORK Baltimore ana
bostoh which On addition TO their former Stock viii
maze assortment COMPLETE enten en- of
cad al the shop on 18Th Street hewcrn n and streets
were the subscribers will endeayour build on the
se,est houeeI having obtained number of the hest
hoiihern woIknen We iatter ourselves we viii ne air.
70 huiid equal not superior Milstones TO any in th r.
s'a'es.-6 All work done in Factory will ne waTrsn,ed
WHITE, DAN IDSON & Co
oept- ~
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AardiW are Minis for Sale

WITH rs acres ofLAND annexed, on cheap and easy
w paymenis-sitnated good Of water with
IN l2miles ofScotps Landing, James River in negI
bourhood IN which from twenty To twenty-five thousand
bushels Of whcat may be commanded by fair purchase
The Mill is built Of stone three stories high the area of
the house hftyone by feIty feel. with two pair stones
five feet IN diameter ai machinery on he
most modern style conveniently situated and in good
repair. lien on the property will he expected.
JAMES 4. COOKE.
January 3. 7au
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Hand fov Sale

virtue OF decree OF the comfy court Of Hentco
- WIN be sold to the highest bidder OH credit 90 ii
n"hs on the premises, Saturday the 9TH of Fetue.
next u iair fnot, Oh the fir day. in the fore
noon TWO thirds Of that tract OF LAND which was ths
rem the city OF Richmond and neaT The Deep RIn
PIKE, with the rrversion in lie other tbiId aeredeab
OF Tue WOw OF The said Morris the purchaser giving
ponds VITA approved security and deed Of trus: on te
land TO secure the payment. ~ ~
b PAN nDwARDs.} co,,,oi,,;e,,,,
January %. sovc,
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AanA for Sale

kSTvlItue of deed Of trust executed 10 us his FD
- MoND b. COOPER, TOT tue purpose of securing
INC payment OF debt due To certain John Jeief ,sh,c
otea now OF record IN Amelia CLERKS Office viii he
. aoi Sash AZ Pai'sVIle In said county, TUESDAY
the 10Th day of February next tract Of LAND cn,sn
he ny esumation four hundred aud twenty-five acres
more OF less, and adjoining the lands of John Csopeu
u r. wilson, and others-Acting as trustee. we tbai
sell ana convey only the tile vested filus
January O.. ,, 10.
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VALLEY RANK

WiNcHRsTER, January I7.-AgreeabIy to notice. the
ockhodeis oi the Bank Of the Valley assembled at the
courthouse IN this place Wednesday last when the
meeting was organized by calling the honorable Dabney
carr, TO the chair, aud appointing Thomas A. Tdbal
Esq secretary Some business preparatory to the cleo
day, was done.
ON Thursday the stockholders again assembled when
on counting the hallots) II appeared that Chas. May
Edward Mcguire, John Bell, Thomas Craner Ohediah
waite and Lewis Wolfe, esquires elected
py alarge majority II is worthy Of note that colonel
hag received the unanimous support Of the stockrod
ere. The whole number Of votes which the sockhoId
es are entitled amounts upwards of Of which
1880 were poiled II also resolved that ofces of
discount and deposit be located at Leesburg and Rom
ney The subject locating the branch in BeykeIy
Jefferson county wac postponed until Thursday when
(aer an Interesting aud animated debate among diner
et gentlemen oithe long robe, from Martinsburg shep
nerdstowh and Chariesown ii determined to locate
the centre branch at Chariestown. The votes stood
thus
for Chafiestown. ....-..............I2l5
onepherdstown. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nj. MartihsbuIg. ...,-................44i
ne following gentlemen UHani,aonskU elected
directors of the Offices of discount aud deposit at Rom
hey and Leesburs -
RoNNEY. ArLRFsprRc.
James Daily, Wilson c. Seldeu
Wnhhhf tox, Ludwell Lee,
mhiiam NayIor, Richard "a. Henderson,
Warner Fhrockmorton John Rose
John M'Dowel Asa Moore
James Machir, Fleet Smith,
John inskeep' Cu.hbert Powell,
naMu PARSONS, George Rust,
william Armstrong Charles n rail-
Christopher HeiskelI, Aaron Saunders
"ndlh DohaiuSon, Robert BTaden,
Johh wright John J Harding,
Jacob Vandever. Samuel Carr
The act Of incorporation having vested the
with the OF establishing the Offices of disount
ana deposit SUBJECT To such government and under
such rules and regulations they might deem proper
II was deemed advisable, iuasmUch The unani
nous opinion OF tie meeting that nine directors 1.-THE
umber appropriated to the parent instutiOn) were in
sufficient to appoint thtceR for the branches 1t sin
cerey hoped that the Legislature will yet present
session, special authorize an increase also
OF the board Of the mother bank. Gazette
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XWenty DoYlars N0woygi

ANAWAf from the subscriber, in Hanover csup,y
vi we hiPhi OF me 18th of October last, inulaiio
woman named LUCY. She is a large pory wemsa .
sPehAs SOFT and converses WE'LL Lacy was purchased IL
messIs. Johh ~ Alexander l.. Robinson OF Richnlond
She YVES raised and lived IN and
Drong'i IRON there about thirteen mO,.tbs since HrT
mo'hti child are now living with MI John H. Ro,ir-
eals himself Joe kud and who probably runs The river
rom chhioRd TO Norfolk have no doubt she will he
% nirs. Ihorht2ns. Fredericksburg perhaps she
may tiy To get 10 Norfolk with this Zoe Rud ~, .s
Richmond, where her mother and child live
WIN give twenty dollars reward 10 any person ,rI .
WI uenveI me The said woman, halfthat sum N .e.u
red ia Jail so that get her again ''' - ''''
PATSY HARRIS, By
A,a..,o n. KING.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Z HAVE desire to the West and will sci,
a my tract Of LAND, Containing 3O7l acres on WHICH
there area new clearinghouse containing six rooms above
ground aud two below, new bantbe other bo,ses re-
indneIenttbeTe are also about two hundred bea,ing
apple trees, fine cherry aud pear do the land There
are my on sINV acres "i bottom land, part Of which
was the bed Of millpond nearly hundred wars
1ERMS.-Iwo thirds Of the purchase money must be
cash. or young negroes az valuation for the balance of
the purchase money there will be- credit Of sevea yca.
giving trust deeds to secure the last pay ment.
The land runs nearly mile on BLACK Creek bsloy
the miil Oi the late John clOPton, Esq.
New Kent, Jan. 20. ....si.im
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HelnoVai.

JOSHUA CRUMP respectfully informs his frie,ss .ra
tie public, that he has removed his store 10 a st,se,
ShockOe HD, short distance East of M Jstnss pco,s
"iiehts where he has OF baud aud Is now t,eriviry
general ano complete assortment choice CROcFni5e
consisting Of the following '''i 70
u bids. * 30 bbis. Brown Sugar
hid. x ~ bbis. Loaf do
ZOO bags Green Coffee
~ - oid Java do.
chests < Is boxes Imperial and cenpowdsr
Tea
10 boxes Young dyson do.
pipes old COgniac Braisfv
~ hhds Run, part old Antigua and I3piat,a
pipes old Sicily 4 Madeira Vine
do. TeAeTae DO.
do. Port do.
a.. casks Sherry do.
= tons patent Shot
80 Kegs Duponps BrandyRne Powder
bags black Pepper
2 - Auspice
SO boxes Hould Candies
IL - Spefnacoi do.
. - fresh Chocolate
- best English Mustard
20 - fresh Ralsins
o bags soft sheiled Almonds
English, Parmasan md NofdiEafd c besscs
20 lbs. fresh Nnmtgs
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, assorted
l20 tons PRIME NOva Scotia PLASTER Of Paris
Ana Dany other articles TOO tedious u enuirerst. Ne
requests his friends ani the public 70 ca on him AS nc
IS determined TO sell favourable terms and when re-
quTed 70 deliver 10 The purchaser any place la tie
CITY Of Richmond. Nov. IS .59n
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Bank OK v icginia,

rvx,,y JANUARY 5, 1918.
bHE president aud directors have this day deciaIe ed
oV1nend OF per cent for the half year ending ais
December which will be PAID after the 18th inst
....746w WIN. cambridge CASHIER
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INDIES, Sc.

20oO Ruenos Ayres and Spanish Main dry OK Hides OF
the best quality,
400 sacks Liverpool SAII--3 tons PATENT SHOT
casks L0ndon PORT ER--for sale favorable terms
~ VIZ. SHEPHERD, 18th STREET.
october D. ss..4I-u
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James River AanA Cor sale.

ON~AhAONO AGAN VI AAdNtlu INlT SdlB
WILL be sold 10 the highest bidder valuable tract Of
LAND, containing about six hundred acres sittia
yea on James River about thirty miles above Richmond
ID ne county Of Goocband. bounded below and above
py me Iauds 81 Mr. benjamin Anderson and Of the estate
OfWni. {. Williams dec.
lhs tract Contains considerable portion of river and
creek lOwgorDdf. The upland has q nnc red clay bot
ton well adapted TO the OF plaster aud clover tits
at present good deal ont Of repair having been Hep
gently cultivated fOt some years past but s suscertihe
Of The highest Improvement both with regard to elegane
and profit.
We shall give no further description believing that no
person would Wish tOpuchase establishment so yaIu
able without previous examination. Tie purchaser shall
reserve an undohied title, free Of any ineumJrapce be-
yond the present year.
The sale viii take place on the premises on Thurs40g
me 5fh aay Of march merit The terms will be- ono third
N cash Que hiFd ~ one year aud the remaining third In
tw0yearsthe two last payments to be secured by deed
OF trust.
Atthe same time and place will be sold variety Of
household and kitchen FURNITURE, some STOCK and
other articles. Terms az sale.
J. W. BtIFS.
EDWARD BATES.
Belmont, Jan. 20. ....solGs
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Belmont. Jan. 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-18

trom Ae Du6hr EraaDner.
SONG
Eou ash, If when pas, arc your moments o { wild.
ness
The frisndship that blessd them must also de.
part
Hthe blaze of affection, when softcnen'd to mild.
ness,
Shah fade with the visions Of youth, from the
heart.
Would you ask. If the Rowr, which the sunbeam
has bourish'd,
Shall sink a decay, when that sun disappears
The wreath OF affection so fairly that hourish'd,
Be child by the hoar frost--the winter Of years
Though dropping the roses, in summers gay bower,
Unnark'd Is tiieil fragrance, unheeded their
bloom
Oh no they will smile in the iovcliest hour,
And stiii loyeiier glow. whent they circle tue tomb!
The sun beam OF love may be clouded by sorrow,
And dark oe snc spiendor Of beauty awhile,
Vet life iton III; .;tion fresh lustrc shall borrow,
and the day-s.ar Of peace IN new ovenes smile
ves! friendship shal, ever affection make lighter.
And warrtl dull current, that Aow. round the,
heart,
Like the meteor which biazes still brighter and
brighter,
Ere, lost ia the mid way Of hesvn il dePar!~
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*,.* CURES PLRFOkMED!
Though heref/ore considered fass rets0 by
DIR. RELIES
BOZ AV/CAL DROPS.

W M II @earmm earpsnter Of Boston was y
AVA months aff,cted with tumour on the
back oi MS hand whlrh ,ncap aciated him tor work,
after having tried every thns ia vain, and suffered
an operation on his haid, and considered ncurahie,
cured and restored to health by lskng bottles
OF these drop Nt
8fr Uright Of Boston, was 3 years ahiioted with
fever Il h,s legs, had trl, most mcdi-
ciaes w,,bout effect. cured by bouies
"A Ch,d If .Nr 8ur,al, of Nanover! was cured
of Ulcers and b,cs, some at which had eat dowa 10
the ribs, by bottles This child was considered
in d, iug ,,a', when he began taking these dropo
I'M htlnt Of Boston, was covered all over wnh
erupions, band with both eyes, was Gu ed BY boil
ties.
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely afflicted
tor 10 years, ai;h eruption all her. attended
with most tcrmenting iicings. Earnings and blo,ch
cs. had lost thereby two toe aud one fnger ns'is,
was cured by 4 bottles: she bad no, iei, her room
for 6 monihs. and considered PAST all rehsJ!
II Gentleman Of Lexington, vas afflicted 90 years
with ulcers io his legs, could, obtain no relief
was cured BY 4 bottles.
"A Gentleman IF Baton, his wife and children
was many years afflicted with erup,ons had tired
every medicine without success, was cured by these
Drops
"A Gentleman Of Rorbnry, was so years afliicted
with humpr on one OF legs attended with burning
itching and botches, was resigned IS past relief
for 50 years could not lie bed at times, was per
fectly cured b, these drops.
"A Lddy Of Chariesiown WAS two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee JOINT, had tried
evey assis' ance, and considered past relief. con
traction had formed, when taking these Drops
and using ID Jcbb's Linmen,, in weeks she had
the free use OF the joins. the pain .cti her. aud by
continuing them has obtained aperiect cure
These Drops are radical cure for scurvy, scro-
fula, St Anlhony's FIRE, leprocy. pimped faces. en-
iarged glands, sore legs. ulcers when The bone
is siected, yeneIisi tzints when mercury has failed,
are the best spring and autumnai physic, and may
be given to children With perfect saie,y-price 8
or SIX bottles for FIVE dollars. 10 bottles for 50
10 dozen for 500 &c .isk fer "Dr Relte's Bstan.
icsl Drops"--Nonc are genuine, unless signed Wv
r. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor, W. L. Conway, chemist, No I, bum.
s,ed Place, Bostoa by his special appointment, by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Drnygisf,
No. 10, Thamcsstreet, Newport.
.fiso, by
Lemuel w Briggs, Brissei; Hercules Whitney, J.
Mason, Providenes. Dyer and Howes, Wirdkans !;
Greene, New. London lsasc ID Bull, Hartford; and
most druggists, book sellers and post masters thro
out the United states-where may be had all those
Justly es,eessd and highly approved Medicines" +"
prepared 6y"w 4. Conway"
Dec ;, 1917 Qy)
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CAUTION.

WHEREAS some inccnsidcrs,e person,
did. not long since, Gre several musket balls
through the Barn Of The subscriber, on the
alI, which perforated o carriage therein, and
did other damage. This is therefore 10 give
notice that liberal reward viii be given 20
find ou' said persons, so that they m,y b.
prevented in future from committing sucl
dangerous acts. Parents and guardians ar,
.qucs,ed TO give this notice particular a.
-aticn, tha, they may warn those under thei
arc against such practices.
-. ThOs. TOWNSEND
y Newrcrs. Cc,. -, lste.
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I ~ Me Prcsldent oL ~ Il NLaleS.

4 By The PreSiQeRt u fIe L. SIaieS.
M HEREAs, by an act of Congress, passed on
w the l7lh Of February, 1915 entitled " an act
making provision for the establishment Of additions
al Lard Offices in the Territory of Missouri" Tie
Presisent Of the Unied states is authorised TO oi-
rect the public lands which have been surveyed in
said territory, to be offered for Safe:
Therefore, I. JAnEs MoNRoz, President of the
United states, do hereby declare and make known.
that public les for the disposal (agree-be &c lawl
of certain lands in the territory OF Missouri shall!
be held as follows, viz AZ 81 Louis, n The salt
territory, on the FIRST Monday in August, October.
D.cs mber, February and April next, md three
weeks after each of the SAID days. for the sale Of
lands in the land district Of IT Louis Thirty to~n-
ships shall be offered at each sale commencing wIin
the most eastern ranges west of the fih principal
meridian line. and proceeding westerly
At the Seat Of Justice for Horvard County, in tie
said Territory, on the first Monday in stp,enber
sld November nsxt, and three weeks after each OF
said days tor the of lands in tie land district
of Ho1oard Comfy Thirty townships shall be o.
ferea at each sale he first 20 be in square FERN.
and to include the Of justice Of the said
~. nearly in the centre AS the situation OF ua
Surveys will admit, and he second imme ediatey east
OF The first, and in the same form excepting frem
sale each district, the lands which have beeu or
may be reserved by law for other purposes
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington.
the thr,ieth day of April one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen JAMES MONROE.
BY the President JOtIAH NEiGs
Commissioner of tho Cenera Land Osice
OF Printers OF Newspapers who ars sushprzed
TO publish the Laws Of the Unued States, viii ns=rt
the above once week I'll April nexr sKd sepd tneir
bills to the Genersl Land fice for paynen,
or A map Of the above lands may be ssc (pre.
vious to the saies) at the General Land office, and
at the land Offices in the Missouri Terri,ory The
Map is now engraving for JOHN GARDINER.
M 49, Chief Clerk, General Land Office
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but when hs has done with bis snnusensn.s,
he diaes on totches, eats a salad OF boiling
oil for his desert, ard likes no wine SO well
for his drink as aqua fortis. lie IS Rus
sian, of the name OF Ivan Iysnilz Ciubert, and
boasts that he is the only naturally incom
bustible being thst exists" Hc is dA'k
stout looking man, and says he fell into Tho
fre shortly aftet he was born, and lived there
week or two before he was discovered.
And when his friends found hiD, they were
vofy much astonished to see that be had G.
celyed no injury from the accident. Ii IL
had no been for this, and another little ac-
cident Of similar nature, which happened
to him when he was about twelve ycars old,
he nevo, would have discovered his incon-
ous,ibiiiiy !--Reh Chron.
--o:E:o--
Receihf /or hreservins h,ns from Rasf.
Take AN ounce Of csmphor TO pouod OF
hog', la,d---dissoive them together, aud take
If the skum. Mix as much black lead as
will bring them TO an iron colour rub your
arms with this, and let it remain twen,y-four,
hDurs hen fub them we'll with a linen cloth,
nd h.y s,i ~ ,u.' TO ak ,nontbs
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Cheap !-yes, Oe,y Lbesp :!

To be Soda Farm iyiug in Coiumbis, in the
state Of Connecticut. IS miles from Norwich
Landing, on the turnpike. road from Noiwicb-La
ing through Lebanon, to Hartford contsining 177
acres Of good land Said farm, stock, and hay.
for sale AT low price--eome and see The build
ipgs are, pretty good two story house two barns,
aud crib The situation is pleasant as any from
Norwich to- Hartford, on the turnpike road The
farm is well wooded and watered, and has a well OF
gosd W ater, (wi,hin few rods Of the door which
was never dry. Has fine young orchard as any in
the town, besides other fruit The farm is a so ex
cellen,fo grazing Any person wishing to pnr
chase farm of this description, had better come
aud view the same, as il will undoubtedly give sat.
isfac,ion. The farm stock and hay will certainly
be sold at great bargain For further informs
ton. apply to the subscriber. living the premises
GILBERT LAMB.
Columbia, sept 9, 1918 - C6m
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UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and he pub
i lie. that Capt George Lawoa. IN Tiverton,
HIM Moore, Jun. and J h I'eaoedy, Newport, are
the AGENTS TO receive articles intended for ths On
ion Factory
lie continues to color and dress Wooden Cloths
Of all descrip,ioHs--to Card Sleeps Wool OF all
grades aud to manufacture Plains. Sattinets Coat
ings. flannels, &c of various colours aud shades
Those who will favor him with their custom in his
me. may depend on having their work done in The
best manner, and on reasonable terms. ana the
smallest favor will bc gratefully acknowledged
john BABCOCK
Portsmouth, Jan %. 1913 luJ
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THE Subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
l in Middletown, about one mile and half from
the state house in Newport Said Farm contains a.
bout 60 acres Of land, with grea, quantity ofexcel
lent frui, trees Of ell knds-togcher with the build
ings thereon standing Fer other information in.
quire of ALANSoN PECKHAM.
M,ddietown. Feb. II. 1918
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TO BE SOLD.

THAT pleasantly situated stand in Ssssh- Kfngs
issvn, consisting of large two story dwelling
hous barn, crib and other ou,buiidngs. with a.
bout o acres, OF lard. most Of which Is OF gsod
guilty together with lanyard. shop. shed, and
bark house, all in pretty good repair The said
,arm iss miles from the south ferry. On the post
road to New.Lcnicn. Any person wishing 20 pur-
chase. viii DO well to call and see said farm soon
to those twill recommend its siuation, AND other
advantages For further PARTICULARS. apply to the
subscriber. IN Westerly.
wM. PEcKiAN. jun
wss,exly, sept IL, 1919