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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
TaUeIm for Na[e or LeoSe

LOUeJUJOT tSdte or k>edSe
NOR sale credit OF one two three and four years
the tavern formerly occupied by Daniel MicbauX,
situated ~ POwhstan county tie buckingham road,
about 20 miles above Richmond and - below Powha-
IAN Courthouse, known by the name of opkusyie,
HopknSs Tavern. u not sold prior TO the oh dGVof
October neat il will that day be offered for Tent TO
the highest bidder. For terns apply to Mir. ARCH'D
ROBERTSON, residing the premises, or TO The sub
sCribeT. JOHN ROBEkTSON.
July iQ..Wf
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y. BAkER....DENTIST,

T.. BNkER... DENTIST.
ID ESPECfFULLY informs tile public that he has rs
n turned to town, ans occupies his former siand
just above the New Banks a8.V0 '
DROOH TAVBBN....Tbe sabscIibeT being desiIor,,
- TO CHANGE his occupation for ore that he thinks be
wsud IKE better, viii either SELL exchange Tor eufuckv
lauds or lease tie above tavern. II is situated "a tbe
upper END ot The Brook Turnpike six miles from Rich
nose ~ Tue FORKS Of the road Of which Is the stage
Iead ""in tcbmond TO FredecksbuTg and the other
the mohnidin road the buildings are two story wood
mouse Win tght rooms and passage for Tavern 4
private house viii fouf rooms aud all other ne
cessaTy houses for such establishment there is about
thtyfonr acres Of land attached the premises one
h1f which Is cleared aud IN very good slate Of i'm.
pTovenen The situation is very healthy and good
Any person dcsTDustO obtain the above establishment
NAY call on the subscriber, residing on the premises
Oc;obtg 10. s5..w6ws SAEJEI OWEN, .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16

In the ship Courier, Capt. Bovine, arrived
at Now York, came passenger b. o. la, loe,
Esq: bearer of dispatches from the Hon. Mr.
Rush, our Minister at London.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16

Ma. RussELL-observingi ina late CentineI notice Of
an unusually pfolihc Pumpkin Vine i'll Smitbheld r. l.
"a single iced having produced 10 pumpkins ofhe total
weight Ut ls5 lbs) beg you would insert the follow ing
statement Of enc much exceeding that. Its accuracy
may be relied on. single seed on the farm OF Mr.
Simon Cheney, Of Dover, Mas. produced the present
season 81 well ripened pumpkins, weighing in all $50
,ps. Tue SMALLEST weighed II lbs aud several Of the
givingS forever IN
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on the motion Of The plaintiff aud it appearing TO the
sdsidcon OF the court that the said defendant Street is
moi an inbabtant OF this thai process
cannot be served upon hiu the court doth order and
decree that the said defendant Street appear here GU
tue secoud Monday IN December neat and enter bis ap
pearance aud give security according law and The
fues OF ths court and thai copy Of this order be
IoithWh lbeItea IN some newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond fer two months snccessIyriV and
another copy be posted at the font door OF lie court
mouse OF ths county for two successive court DAYS
COpy-Tesie, L. W. POINDEXTER, ID. q, &C.
Or',s.t-- o2. AZ
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INDIAN CORN. POTATOES.

And e have no doubt of their general aecrv
short time since, lands in New England which would
produce So 40 bushels Of Corn or a0o mr. sso
bushels Of potatoes acre, were considered uecn,IIv
prolific and as great proportion Of the above resui
which have been diHused by our Agrcultur Sociees
their usefulness needs no better demonstration rb,
acis being known, exerons to equal excel will be
more willing and persevered In. Bu IL has been asked
f any part OF this pIoductveness been the eect of
improvements IN cultivation wha are those improve.
mehts ana why are they not made public We have
sought to Information OH the subject OF the a,e uro
duct, and have obtained some. In Herkimer, we fnd
thai the corn hills were said been feet inches
apart bur II is added that besides the great WELD of
corn, no less than 2s5 pumpkins grew the same acre
OF tihd And In The last Coopers0wn paper are The
following descriptions Of The nede OF culture adntra
by MessIs Hayden aud Brighlman. the former having
raised rs bushels and 20 quarts and The IatteT no
bushels aud quarts from The acres and received Ibe
MR.. HAYDEN,s STATEMENT.
The land upon whieh the crop was raised badbeen
occupied several years a, meadow, is Of fiat surface
o"hS narrowed, and soon alter plonghed and harrow
eu-then tuTIowed H. the furrows being about two feet
iaiee inches apart The seed prepared by sleeping
IL IN atrong ye made of hog manure for al honrs
ater which the I've was drained off, and added 10 half
bushel Of seed halfa peck Of plaster stirrng il until
suffered 10 standiuntl! il bad grown an inch when
planted 1t in single kernels promscuouy at bottom
81 The burrows, aud then NIL I'd The burrows about half
.n o Da'h yafd manure. TO which had been added
aDeut hve loads OF hog In wedding time uuIIed
cur aHy stains leaving those remaining about seven
hcnes apart IL was suCcored once, and boed three
times"
MR.. BRIGHTMAN's STATEMENT.
ne gfonha Is clayey loan, aud had been many
years III meadow. '
About the middle of April it was plougiied very
shallow, justcutng through the sward Ipineaiat.ly
alter p"ughihg, II was narrowed as to thoroughly
pnveTZe the sward then carried oil TO about an acre
ano quarter thriy wagon ioads of good barn yard
manure, aud ten Wagon loads of chip manure then
gave u deep pOughing and narrowed IL down. TIE
whole Of the poughing was four times and Iarro.ino
was performed as often. About the middle of NAV
opposed The land into ridges Of three feet apart. Aer
ieveng me ridges with The hoe planted the corn on
mfr ohr
IL was hoed III The usual manner three tunes. Previous
TO boeihg he last time, the were all taken off
Immediately following with hoe and covering up the
N0unsed stalks, which think Of essential service
TO The crop by preventing them from emitting their
juice The com that planted was the small s.roVed
white corn, ihteriniXed i'll slight degree with the
1eho"' Boston CeHtiHeE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16

VIRGINIA: AT Rules holden the Clerks ic oi ,le
Superior Court of Cbaucery Tor the Richmond
Dlsuict, the 2sih day of September, 1879
iimoth. Sernggs and Henry Serusss.... Piainfi6s,;
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L ChA"CERf....AI court held for CbesteTi.Id
Of October, 1915 Wv $40 "
'O'" So,e.'.'''''''..'''. ''..."...... Plaintiff,
David Street, Robert Haskins and William Trabue.
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VIRGINIA At u co4rt held jorCheste. frld cclss<
w at tAs eonrf house, on sIe 9th day ~ Aass,f,
1nR0 D0miAi 1915 -
Senaxet Loo kett. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. plsintu
Jacob flournoy-Giso, Matthew Uir)yss and HucA
NJ. AiIer, ad,.inistrators OF S9n1ef yiser. decd
Deiendants.-Iu an Injunction.
On the motion ~ the piaiati6, and IL appearinr 10
the satisiaeton 81 the coart that me dffs,danf ID
COO Tourney, Is nor an inhabitdnt Of this Common
a.aah, ana thaf process cannot Dc upon aim
he court doth ordtr that The said defendant
fto.r"oy, 40 appear here the second Efoaday
W No,emtsr near, and enter his appearance and
gos security according 10 the Gt oJ assemble
ana the rules ~ this court and thar copy Of this
"der sJorfhuuh inserted ia neWsp yubiiSh
ca Mthe cry V Richond, for tu0 0sosths succeJsvely
ama that Smother copy be posted at the front door u
days. 4 CoDy--Te,fe
&. ". POINDEX1ER, ID. q. @. &.
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*w* CURES PlRfOkMtD!
Though heretofore considered Jlass rel4ef BY
DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS.

% MIR Heornan. CARPENTER or Dosfsn, was %
lv1 months afflicted with a tunour en- the
back OF his hand which Incorporated hm for work,
after having tried every thing in vain, and suffered
an operation on his hand, and considered ;ncurable,
was cured and restored to health BY taking bottles
Of these drops. &at
Mr. Wright Of Boston. was 3 years afflicted with
fever sore Of his legs, had tried most med
cines without effect, was cured BY 2 bottles.
n ChRd IF Mr.. sBmriH, of Hanover was cured
OF Ulcers and Biies, some of which had down to
the ribs, by 3 bottles This child was considered
in dying state when he began taking these drops
I'm Infant ef Boston. was covered All with
eruptions, blind with both eyes, was cured by bot
ties
An elderly Lady of Boston was severely afflicted
for 10 years. with an eruption all her. attended
with most tormenting itchings, burnngs and boich.
es, had lost thereby two toe and one finger nails,
Was cured by bottles she had not left her room
for mouths, aad considered pasf all relief!
Il Gentleman Of Lexington, afflicted 20 years
with ulcers in his legs, could, obtan relief,
YVES cured by 4 bottles.
a Cesss,aan Of Besson, his wife and children
was many years afflicted with eruptions had tried
every medicine without success. was cured by these
Drops. ~
"A Csnseman Of Rorb.ry. was SO years afflicted
with humor one of legs, attended with burning
itching and blotches, resigned as past relief,
for so years could not lie bed at tines was per.
fectly cured by these drops.
a LAZY Of Charsssossn was two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
eve,y assis ance. and considered past relief. con-
traction had formed, when on taking these Drops
and using ID, Jebb's linment. in weeks she had
the free use Of the joint the pain left her. aud by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops area radical cure for scurvy, scro-
fula ST. Anthony's fre, ieprocy, pimpled faces. en-
arged glands, sore legs. ulcers sven when the bone
sfected. vencsial tsnts, when mercury hss failed
are the beat spring and autumnal physic, and may
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27
Byihe President Of the1 u. STATES.

w HEREAS, by an act of Congress, passed on
w the. l7th Of February, 1918 entitled (" an act
making provision for the establishment of addition.
al Lard Offices in the Territory OF Missouri" The
President of the Uniled States is authorised di-
rect the public lands which have been surveyed in
said territory, to be offered for sale:
Therefore, 1. JAMEs MONROE, President of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known.
that public les for the disposal (agreeabe to aw)
of certain lands in the territory of Missouri, shall
be held as follows. viz: At st Louis, in the SAID
territory. the first Monday in August, October,
December, February and April next, and three
weeks after each Of the said days, for the sale Of
lands in the land district of st Louis Thirty town.
ships shall be offered at each sale commencing with
the most eastern ranges west OF the fifth principal
meridian line. and proceeding westerly
At tLe Seat Of Justice TO" R5,sard County, in the
said Territory, on the first Monday IN september
aud November mkt, and three weeks after" each OF
said days tor the sale of lands in the land district
OF Howard County Thirty townships shall be OF
fered each sale The first be in square form,
and To include the of justice of the said
~, as nearly in the centre as the situation of the
surveys will admit, and the second Immediately east
OF the first, and in the same form, excepting from
sale in each district, the lands which have been or
may be reserved by law for other purposes.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
the thirtleth day OF April, one thousand eight
Hundred and eighteen. JAMES MONROE.
by the President. JOSIAH MEiGs
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
OF Printers OF Newspapers who authorized
to publish the Laws Of the UniteHstates. will insert
the above once week ill April next and send their
bills to the General Land Office for payment
uT A map Of the above Lands may be had {pre-
vious to the saes) at the General Land Office. an6
at the land Offices in the Missouri Territory. The
Map is now engraving for JOHN GARDINER.
M. 13] Chief Clerk. General Land Office.
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THE subscriber informs his friends and The pub.
lie, that Capt George Lowton, ia Tiverton,
Vm Moore, Jun. and J B g,ea6ody, Newport, are
the Agents to receive articles intended for tbs In
ion Factory.
He continues to color and dress Woolen Clcths
OF all descriptions--to Card Sleeps Wool OF al
grades, and TO manufacture Plains Sattinets Coat
ings. Fianne!s, &c of various colours and shades.
Those who will favor him with their custom in his
inc. may depend on having their work done in tas
best manner, and reasonable te ms, ana the
smallest favor will be gratefully acknowledged.
JOHN BABCOCK
Portsmouth. Jan %. 1873 CtfI
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DISSOLUTION OF CO.PART-
NFRSHIP

The ECo-PARrNrRsHrP heretofore existing be-
tween Sanford Bel Hoses Thmsfon. Viiiass
7Hrsfon and Henry B;R was dissolved IN the asa
day OF september - All persons having any de-
nands against said Firm, requested to call and
Company are hereby notified, that Sanford Bell has
full authority to settle all business relating said
firm --All accounts and other demands which are
not paid BY the first day of February next, viii be
placed in the hands of an Attorney without further
notice
QJr The business Of Soap and Candle Manufas.
turing. will be conducted in future by
SANFORD BELL:
Newport, January 6, 1919
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II WILL seIl my house, No. - on B Dad
u street and the Land that IL stands on, IS
ieet front and $50 feet 10 the resr, to say per
son wishing to purchase, on reasonable terms.
Said House IL nearly new and will do well
tor Public House. A. HATHAWAY.
Newport, Dsc, i6, isis.
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Y0HN \ TOWNSEND will open, this day, two
cases American Cotton Shrtings, Of superior
quality. which he will sell unusually low
He has constantly on hand, general assortment
~ Dry Coods, replenshed from the latest importa
tioss Also, cotton Ysrn, OF excellent quality.
and at reduced y cts Dec 10
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WIN. JANIS llLLEY.

NO 124 THAMRs s1REE1.
xXx7ILL sell for Cash only, all his stock Of Cali
wv Goes Furnitures & Chints at the prime cost,
those disposedto purchase. will do well call and
Jsee for themselves On hand usual a complete
sssor men, Of English India. French and American
GOOfy~ Jan. i3. 1919
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NOTICE.

lv"lE subscriber will open School on Slonisy
eoNsf'e in the school house in Barney 81. nearly
q Dl9sc1t the Seventh Day Baptist Meeting House,
ife I've intends 60 tesch. English Grammar, Writ
N, 49, r~,erc"s n,,rsr".,s or ~. 'n1 -
1Ixpost ASd its vicinity
BENJAMIN NJ CARD.
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UNION HOTEL. Fk
JOHN COOK.
Informs the hu6ic in rrnevai g his fr;ends n

Iaforns Ne pubic IN general q ms Jrierls q
particular.
THAT he has taken the rotcd House ,ol-
= James Perry's. No. 100, Thames-street, 4eiy
improved by Mr.. Down as . Public Hoesc, ana
which he proposes to accommodate Ladies and
Gentlemen who may do him the honor to call spoa
him, with the best fare the market may afford No
exertons shall be wanting to eratify and obiige-
The best Of Liquors will be ready At command, ana
good keeping Of Horses constantly provided.
I GJA few steady borders (lades and gentiemanl
can be accommodated in the best manner.
Newport. July 4, 1878.
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By the President Of the Umted STATES.

Oy INC fCSUJSW ~ INS CNLCU ACIULCS.
An HEREAs. by an Act of Congress, passed on
w The third day Of March, 1915, entitled An
Act TO provide for the ascertainng and surveying of
the boundary lines fixed by the Treaty with the
Creek Indians, and for other purposes" the Pesi-
dent of the United States is authorized cause the
lands acquired by the said Treaty to be offered for
safe, when surveyed
Therefore, L. James Monroe, President Of the u.
Dited States. do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales oi the disposal (agreesby to iaw)
ofcertsin lands in the Alabama Territory, shall be
held as follows viz.
At Cahaba, on the So Monday in March next,
Township numbered i2 in ranges ls 10 20
H&18 l0ll i2 l3 14l516
l8 l7l8l9
lS 1S 10 10 IL 10 u Is
Al 81. Stephens, on the second Monday in April
next, for the sale Of
Townships numbered S s6Ysi7 is 10 20 in "a. 4
- IL i8 l9 90. 8
Il iy's 2.
At Cahaba, on the first Monday in May next, for
Townships numbered u in ranges 9 10
789iou
6 Tsa,Gli rs ,9
except such lands as have been or may be reserved
by law for the use Of Schools for other purposes
The lands shall be offered for sale in regular
erical order, commencing with the lowest number
Of section. township and range, and continue three
weeks, and no longer.
Given uoder my hand. at the city Of Washington,
the 24th of November. 1918
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
JOSIAH MElGS, Commissioner Of the
General Land Office.
0J Printers who are authorized to publish the
Laws of the United States. will publish the above
once week till the 6rst Of May next
December g
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Cheap !-yes, Oery cheap q

TO be sold-s-Farm ying IN Columbia, in tfk
state OF Connecticut. 10 niles from Norwich
Landing, on the turnpike road from Norwich. LaDs-
ing, through Lebanon, ia Hartford containing 17y
acres of good land Said farm. stock, and hay, are
for sale al a low prIce-come and see The baild-
ings are, pretty good two story house, two barns.
and crib The situation 10 pleasant as any frots
Norwich to Hartford, op the turnpike road. The
farm is well wooded and wstered. and has a well Of
good water, (@ithn = few rods of the door, which
was never dry. Has fine young orchard as any N
the town, besides other fruit The farm is s.so'ex-
celent for grazing. Any person wishing 10 pur-
chase farm OF this description, had better conc
and view The same, it will undoubtedly give sat-
isfsction The farm, stock, and hay will oertsinly
he sold at great bargain. For further info ma
tion. apply to the subscriber living the premises
GILBERT LAMB.
Columbia, sept 9, 1873 C6m.]
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COTTON & WOOL CARDS,

Whckc sale & ReiaI
II w LAwTON, has constantly for Sale, Cot
1s ton and Wool cards from the most approved
manufactures. also, house Cards and CIolhe,s
Jack Oct. %.
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JOHN & AARON HALL.

- ESPECTFULLY inform the inhabitants Of New.
AN port and its vicinity, that they have appointed
JOB SHERMAN. Of Newport, their agent TO receive
and delyer all kinds of silks, satns, grapes, con-
quanss hawIs, silk and cotton hose ribbons, cloths
OF ali kinds, stuifs, Nankns. &c &c. which they will
ysure to say, will be finished in style equal, If not
- ,kzwior to any Dyeing House in America, and the
trice Of coioring reasonable and uniform, according
to size, width, color. &c. May 27
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BY Me pyssidsm Of the L5ased STATES

BY she Prssident Of the Umfcd States.
VXyHEREAs. by an &C, of Congress. passed on the
~ 17thof February, 1913, entitled |" An act mnk
iDg provision for the establishment Of additional
Land Offices in the territory of Missouri" the Pres
dent Of the United States authorized TO direct the
public lands which have been surveyed in the said
territory, to be offered for sale;
I Therefore, I, JAMES MONROE, President of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known
that public sales for the disposal (agreesbly TO law
of certain lands in the territory of Missouri, shall
be held in Franklin, in said territory, viz.
On the first Monday in January next, for the sale Of
Townships No 40 to 81 in
elusive aud fract'l town in range 10
ship 50
48 to Sc and On
fract'l township So ~ -
48 to 52-- 81 90 %
On the first Monday in March next for the sale of
Townships 48 TO SIS inclusive in raAgss "a and IS
AZ to 50 26 and 27
On the FIST Monday in May r=xt, for the sale of
Townships 81 TO 81 inclusive in ranges II and IL
s5,o s5,osS SO ~ u - and Is
excepting the lands which have been or may be re-
served by law(sr the support of schools, and for
other purposes
Each sale shall continue as long as may be neces-
sary to offer the lands for sale, and longer, and
the lands shall be offered in regular numerical order
Given under my hand, al the City of Washington,
this 7tb day of July, one thousand eight hum
drsd and eighteen.
BY the president JAMES MONROE.
/, JOSIAH MEIGs,
~ I. Commissioner of the General Land Office
Printers. who are authorized to publish the laws
of the Unned States will publish the above once a
week iii the first of May next, aud sent their bills
to the General Land essss Cos payment.
~b"s - Aa-' -.
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ISAAC GOULD,

Has adasd 20 ms former Sock.
c. UPERB black, blue and fancy Broadcloihs. An
- Assortment OF second and low priced Broad
cloths for 5urtouts.
Extra supeffne, black. blue. cobarg and fashion
able mkt, double mild Cassimeres.
First quality white and buff Cassimeres for Vests.
Low priced ditto.
Newest fashion ToiIiuett yestings.
Black silk FIorenline.
Double mild Pilot Cloth. for Great coats:
: Brown Cambet for Gentlemen's Cloaks
One Piece extra black 5-4 Bombazsen, Bonl5s-
zetts and Rattinets.
Best treble Gilt Buttons; Twist. do with
Assortment of Trimmings in his ne-sil of which
be will sell as low be purcha hased ia this iowa
Newport. Nov. H., 1918
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PRINTED Asp PuBLIsHHL M
FlLLL91f SLu0SS, ~
parNTBa OF the LAWS or rBs uNIrID sTATxs.
tit Terms of the Rcprbhcan.
Two dollars year--one half in advaace.
PRICE Of .3avsrtssins. a
he dollar and fifty cents square, for three weeks
ana twenty-five cents for each publication after
smaller ones in the same proportion.
Q Advertisements will be continued iRf forb'dd<n'
unless the term Of continuance be specified.
or ysS work satisfactorily executed
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= Hogshead Hoops Wanted.
: FASH and the highest price will be given for
few thousand of frat quality white Oak & Wal
nut Hoops, by applying to this Office
4. Aug S, 1918
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JOB SHEARMAN.

HAS received from New York, a va.
\ u riety Of chiIdren's pleasing Juvenile Books
some Friends Journals Of their lives, and other
valuable Books and Pamphlets. on various SUBJ
jects, not to be found in any other store in town
"A good assortment OF Dry Goods, a.
mong which are, superfne Cloths. green and white
silk gauze, &c. &c.
A good assortment Of Teas, and new Crockery.
Cheap. sept %.
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rTo be SoldiY!p

a Lor OF exoelien. Lsn0, containing eigntacres
"A (be the same more or iess) at lie south-end
OF this town. Mitchesi's MILL and ross ssion
given 25th March next Forte apply to
NATHANIEL SWEET, agent for the owner.
Newport, Nov 49, 1918.
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TO BE SOLD.

THAT plcasantIy situated stand in Senfb. Kings
= town, consisting OF large two-s story dwelling
house, barn, crib aud other out-budings. viii, a.
bout 50 acres, of land, most of which is of good
quality together with tau.y yard. shop. she'd and
bark house. all in pretty good repair The said
farm is 9 miles from the south ferry. on the post
road TO New-London Any person wishing to pur-
chase will do well 10 call and see said farm soon
TO those it will recommend it's situation ard other
advantages For further particulars. apply to the
subscriber, in Westerly
VIM PEcKHAM. jun
Westerly, Sept l6, 1918
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Nsrp Wiatcr Goods.


"A V0 To3, HHMbS STEkTs
Has iust ohened fhe -faNosulng Goods.