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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-30
Plaster, Duck. &c.

Plaster, Duck, &c.
1.-TWO hundred 8. five tons plaster Pa
L ris, the cargo of the brig Anu Maria,
captain Buck, from ST Andrews. For
sale by WIN. FOWLE g. CO.
Who have also for sale, landing from schr
Liberty capt. Bears, from Boston,
loo bolts first quality Russia Duck
1000 lbs. sheathing paprp
60 reams wrapping En-
Also.
The cargo of the schr. Catharine, Captain
Singer, of
Goo casks Thomaston lime.
For Freight,
.fFG The brig ANN MARIA, J. Buck,
N5eGmaster; first rate vessel, carries
about 2ooo bbls or $50 bids. tobacco, in
complete order for any voyage.
Also, for any Eastern Port,
kaf> The schooner CATHARlNE.
.&acaptain Singer, an excellent vessel,
g. will be ready for cargoi in few days.
Apply as above.
september 81
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For New-York or Boston,

"a The schr GU AKEK, Capt. Kel-
Nh ley +; is superior vessel, carries
sssss7s about 500 barrels, and " i'll be rea-
dy for cargo in three days. Apply to
w. FOWLE Y co.
Who have for sale saii schnoner's cargo of
LOG tons Plaster Paris.
Wanted,
A vessel Of 9ooo TO 5000 bushels,
g4S, to load near Maryland Point. with
.s3c~s wheat, for New-Eork Apply as
above. august 10.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-30
1000 .icres IF Land.

lying in the NJ ghborhool 81 Mid, leburg.
The whole lana IS OF that quality termed
plaster land, and susceptible OF hIg im-
provement by the use Of it. The who,a
will he laid Out into small tracts, Of iom
two to tn &c huntreu acres each, and sold
in separate tracts to suit purchasers. j lie
whole is well watered. ana No country is
more healthy. Captain Pickett, v no lives
near the land, and who is employ ed TO
make survey OF it and Dir. Sommers.
who is The agent for The collection OF lie
rents, will shew the lana to thoS, Who
may be inclined to purchase. Bone and
security, and a de. d Of trust upon zach
tract, Will be required Of The purchaser.
JOHN LINTON,
JOHN GIBSON,
PHILIP HARRISON. =
angus! 90-23 Is
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BRYAN Hampson 6 Co.

Bryan Hampson & Co.
Ii AVE on hand, and offer for sale
III 80 hhds 1. 100 bbls Ist&. Cd quail
ty Muscoyado sugars
81 hhds. bright molasSes
% do Jamaica and Antigua rum
10 bags prime green coffee
A pipes London part. Teneriffe wine
] DO Sicily Madeira do
50 quarter casks Malaga do
cases London mustard containing
pound g. half pound cannisters
9 hhds. English alum
1900 lbs. madden
A few tons patent shot, assorted sizes
White lead in kegs
1000 lbs. bees wax
SO? 800 s D"ias'' gI ESs 'l0" }sALT
400 tens plaster.
With general assortment of groceries,
and constant supply of the best family
honr, september 81
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Public Sale.

Rl virtue of the authority vested in the
~ subscriber, to secure The payment Of
certain sums of money cue the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandra, be viii proceed 10
sell at pubic auction, tor cash, at The
Merchants Coffee House, in the town of
Alexandria, On Hednesdoy he 18th day of
October neXt, at 10 o'clock in the morn
inp the follcwipo
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-30
SH.lRES or STOCK.

OF the Mechanics Bank of Alexandria, or
so much thereof as will p.oGuoc the seve-
raj sums due thereon, with interest and
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
From sas Bai.imors Magazine.

gmassa From Me B6Himors .liagazsne.
short Sketches oil eminent Characters, who have
y risen from poverty and obscuru 10 be conspicu.
gus promoters'of science and bcnefactors of the
N human race.
6 Hou9r and shame from no CONDITION. rise, 3
.fes socH your narf, there aHthe honor hes.
A Robert D,dstey---Aa eminen, BOOKSELLER,
and '1seninus writer, an his first setting Out
IN li's, acted IN tho capacity ut Joofman 10
\ . i1Ry, frJH which station, however, his abii.
RIies soon raised nm: for one Of his early
proinetioas beiog shown to Pope, the man
nor ut t. execution so strongly recon mended
It's author TO the notice oil the poct, that he
continued a warm friend and patron 10 Dod-
Aey, un,il his death.
W.iham C2asfon--The FIRST who insrodoc-
ed tho art OF printing wtn metal types INTO
Epgsnd, served his apprenticeship to amer
Ger, whose master having died, leaving hin
alcgacy Of - marks mo inconsidersbie SUN
(ia those dsys) ne went abroad 10 settle, who're
';nving acquired the mystery Of the new IN
svsnsion OF printing, he afterwards ieiurned
10 Englsnd snd prjnted wha, Is calied by al
che ,ypographl cal anuqnsrians, TO have beep
[she 6rst specimen Of the arr in Englaud, ca,-
*ed lara.
&yrmes Frrgusoa.--Tkis ingenious me-
.e)hnical phiiosophec aud astronomer, was II
|. .t3trsordiuary phenomena of the self taush;
kihd. Ills parents being IN low ci cumstsn-
eos, no WAS placed out as a servaar 10 q far
Smev, who employed him in keeping sheep, 10
kWaich siiuation hc acquired surprising
/. .khowIedge Of the stars and bis abilities be
jDg discovered by some noighborng geo,le-
+u1on, one Of them took him home 10 his
fhousc, waerc he learned decimal sr'thmo'ics,
and the rudimrnts Of Algebra and Geometry,
ffom the 6ufer.--In process Of time, M
Eorguson attained 80 much celebrity for his
nieicnti6ck knowledge mechanical inventiot
|ona. discoveries, that he was ADMITTED to read
RlS3tures before the King Of England, Eco"
Whom he obtained q pcss,on, and was elcc'.
"a Fellow Of ths Royal Society, ~ithon,
|ylng the ad mission fees or the annual SUI
"a rivtt N
f<Dr. Hawkesvorsh--An ingenious write
kaf,hor of the Adventu'cr, was bred ,safr'
mailer hut he afterwards applied 20 liic,a
.tVfe with so much success, that ho merits Z
ond of his works procured for him the d.
rr~b of LII. ID from the Archbishop oe Ca
lofOury; and for his compilation Of an
xSon. Of Discoveries IN the South Seas, he ..
oald to have received six thousand pound
sserjinE Hc.afterwstds became an East In
dis Direcfo,. W
Sir 7ieArrd hrkwrteA;---Thc ingenious
3ca,cf ofphe Cotton Mi'l, was ss one time
bls f,fc, literally . Penny Bar6ev, at Nasehes
Ser [: and yet, by uncommon genius, * po's
vssing inaoslsy, hs invented and perfected q
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Lbsap .--yss, Oery Cheap !

TO be soid-a Farm lying IN Coun,bia, in tin
stAte of Connecticut, 10 miles from Nor@ici..
Laading, on the turnpike.road from norwich Land
ing, through Lebanon, TO MISUNDERSTANDING I77
acres of good land Said farm, stock. and hay, are
for sale al low price--come and see The bulld.
ings are, pretty good twosto.y house, two barns.
and crib The situation is pleasant as any ffcia
Norwich to Hartford. on the turnpike road. Tn.
farm is well wooded and watered, and has well os
good water, (wi,hin fsw rods of the door,) wlsrA
Was never dry. Has fine young orchasd as any n
the town, besides other fruit The farm is also a,
ceient for grazing. Any person wishing tv pus-
chase farm OF this description, mad better come
and view the same, il will undoubtedly give SAT-
i,iactlon The farm. stock, and hay will Certainly
b. sold at a great bargain For further infornia-
tion. apply to the subscriber living on the premises
GILBERT LAND.
Columbia, sept. 9, 1913. r6m.l
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by lite Preslaeut 'ef Tie u. aldtes.

Ak HEREAs, by ala al oi congress, passed on
w the l7th OF February, 1878 entitled " AN act
making proyisiO for the establishment of addition
al Land Othces in the Territory OF Missouri" the
President OF The United states is authorised di
rect the public lands which have been surveyed in
saId tcrritoly, to be ofeted for sole:
Therefore, l. JAMES MONROE, President of the
United states, do hereby declare sno make known
hat public les for the dspcs. (sgreeable TO law
1t certain lands in the territory of Missouri, sbal
be held as follows, viz Ai IT Louis, in the sad
territory, on the FIRST Monday in Aug0st, October,
Drct mber, February and Apr next, aud three
weeks after each ut the SAID days, foi the sale of
lands in The land district OF 81 Louis Thirty
ships shalt be offered at each sale cncing with
the most eastern rarges west of tho tlll prlncipa
meFidiin !int. and proceeding Westerly
AZ The Sea- of Justice 10" Ho1oard Coanlg, III thc
said Ferr't,ly, on the first aiotday IN scptenber
and November next, and three weeks sf,Si each Of
sad days, for the sale of lands M toe .ano district
OF HoTuord County Thirty townships sha be Of
fered at each sale he frs, 20 pe selua, form,
and to nc!ud the seat OF justice OF The said
". as nearly IN the GENRE as the situation OF the
Surveys will admit and The second immediately east
OF The hrst, and in the same form. excepting from
sale IN ca b district, the lands Which have teen or
may be reserved by law fos other purposes
Giveu under my hand, at the city of W ssinngton,
the thirtleth day of April, one thoussno eight
hu.d' ed and eighteen JAMES MONhOE.
By the President JOSIAH MEiGS
Commissioners Of the Genei al Land Office
~ Printers oi Newspapers who are au,l orized
to publish the Laws OF the Ualted States, vii inse
the above once week ill april next and their
bills TO the Genera, Laud Office for paymen.
= map of the above Lands may be hid (pre-
vious to the sales a, the General Land oflce. and
at the land Office, in the Missouri Terrpy The
Map Is now engraving for JOHN GARDINER.
CN.l3l ,Chef Clerk, General Lann Lfhce.
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NV CURES PEktOKMEU!
IhougH herefqjorc considered hass rede/ 6y
DIR. RELIES
RLlI ANIEA/ DUOpC

VI M X ShearRI,sn. cafpenter Of Bos.sn, was 60
A'A months afflicted with tuh,our on the
pscK o. his hand which incapsc,sted linn for woik,
after having tried every thug in vain, sad suffered
ah operation ON nis hand, and consider ed ncursbt,
was cured anu restored To health by akmg bottles
of ,hese drops
.,fr W'Tght Of Boston, was years afflicted with
lever sore on one ut his legs, had tried mcd
cines w,h0at elect, VAS cured by , bottles
n Chsd J Nh. BmrH, Of Ihnoper was cured
oi Ulcers and Biirs, some oi winch had e. uown
the RIBS, by ) bottles This child WAS considered
IN dying state when he began tasing these drops
IN b3an IF Boston, covered ali over with
erup''ons, bnnd with bo,h eyes, was cured by bot,
An eder, Lady Of Boston was severely afilictcd
tor 10 years, with an eruption all her, attended
Nth most tormentiny tcnings, burnings and bloch-
- ma lost thereby two TOE and one hoger nails,
'as cured by bottles she had not lett her room
'or h,, and considered past ali rehef!
Il Cen'tasap IF Lersagtoa, was 4hlIcted % years
VITA ulcers IA nis legs, could, obtain no relief
was cured bi d ,otdes
II Ceatfemm IF stoa, his wife and 5 children
w's IN Ny yer. file ed with eguptions, had tried
e,. 70 dicne without success, was cured by these
Crop
"a Ceafleman Of Rordnry, was 50 years afflicted
WAN s'num,' oa cre ot legs, etonded with burning
itching ami Diotchcs, WIS resigned as pas, relief,
Tor 50 years couid lie bed times, was per.
iectiy cured b, these drops
a ialy Of CAariesto.sn was two years afflicted
WI wht,e swelling on her knee joint, had tiled
e.e assis ance, and considered pact reliei. con.
rscuon h al formed, when taking these rors
az usiag d. Jebbs Liniment, in 3 weeks she had
tne free use of the jont. the pain left her, anu !,
Continuilg them has obtained perfec, cure
Th,se Drops ar radical cure for soufvy, scro-
fuia, 81 AnIhonys fre, Icprocy, pimpied faces, en
argeJ glands, sore legs. ulcers when The bone
IS Affected. scnetal ants, when mercury has t,ied
&c the best spring and autumnd physic. and n /,
~ given To children with perfect saiely.--Prioe S.
six bottles for live dollars IL bottles Tor ;9 OF
i1 dozen for Si0o r.isk for "Dr Relies iiuan-
ics' D,o7s"--None are genuine, unless signed "w
L Conway Prepared and sold wholesale by the
sole propsietor, " T Conway chemist, No. I, Sum-
sted Place, Bostou, by his special sppointmen, by
SAMUEL W VINSON, Druggist,
NJ. ll0, Thames s,seet, Newport.
.ilso, 6y
l.crnuel w Briggs. Rriaoi; Hercules Whitney, J.
II Ns>on Providence; dyer and Howes. jin, ham;
1reene. Ness. Lsadon: Isaac ID Bull, HARTFORD; and
most druggists booksellers and post masters thro'
,ut the United states where may be had ell these
us'b ssfe~med and hghy approved " Medicines.
prepared o. w L Conway"
Dec. 3.is,7 Nv,
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NOl'iCE.

HE subscriber hereby gives public notice, :hae
be has been appointed by the Ecn Court Of
Probate, of the town of Newport, Administrator, 20
the estate and effects of slLAs G. BUDDY, late of
said Newport. deceased, represented insclyent--
has accepted the trust, and given bonds accordin.
TO law lie therefore requests all persons who are
ndebied ~ the estate of said deceased, 10 make
payment without delay. aud all persons h.,ing
claims against said estate. 'ques,ed TO present
the same to EDwAep THuRsT o. and TBEoP.rLus
TorHAN, Esqvlrrs, Conmiss soaeIs duis appointed
In receive and excmne the same. to whom six
months from the ds'e hereof are allowed for that
purpose, end who will attend to that business ae
any time within said term of time
PELEG KAIGHN, .idsinis,rassr.
Newport Feb 18th 1919 rFl71
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To kt.NT,
TIE House, next north Of the subscribers resi-
,ence in Broad street.
N,wport, March 8. TNOMAS G. PITMAN
NOTICE.

HE subscriber hereby gives public notice, thar
she has been appointed by the Hen Court of
Probate. of The town of Newport. Adminstga,rix 10
the estate and effects OF JAMES PERRY, late sf
said Newport Merchant, deceased, represt n,ed in.
sovent-has accepted OF the trust, aud given bonds
according to law She iheref,ne reqers, all per-
sons who indebted ,he estate of th, said De.
ceased, to make paymen, without delay, amt ai
persons having claims against said estate ate re-
quested TO present the same to EDWARD TBurs.
TON and PELEs KAroHN, esquire, Commissions
ers duly pPoin,ed to receive and mine the sAme;
to whom six nonths tron the date hereof, are all
lowed to receive said claims, anc who wi attend
at the dwelling-house of said THuRsToN for III ae
purpose. the fest Monday in every month, until Tie
expiration of said term of time
ABlG VII PERRY, .7drnnsssrcr~;e
Newport, Feb. 18th 1919. lrI5l
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NJ Office is hereby given, shat the subscriber
y has been dolly appointed administrator on the
Estate Of WILLIAM WILBUR. late of Little Conn
ton, in the county ef Newport, deceased; and has
given bonds for that purpose, as the law directs
All persons having demands sgairst .aid Estate,
are hereby required forthwith to exhib, the sane
and all persons indebted to said Estate, are called
upon to make payment to
SAMUEL WILBUR, .Sduinis,rosor.
Liite-Comp,on. Feb IL, 1919
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| system Of machinery for srinn.ns cotton
that had been attempted 10 vain by many !,
the FIRST mechsoieks OF the 18th aud Is !
\ centuries and which, by giving employmen.
10 many shousand families 8, creased the POI.
nla,ion, and was productive Of great commci.
cial Advantages to his country. :.
Benjamin Frankin--Oar own iIIus,fiou
countryman, wss originally bred to tho busl
ness OF q Printer bot scarcely emerge.
from infancy Franklin became Ph'loso,ihe,
and by the continual exercise of his genrus
prepared himself for hoe great discoyeie I.
Ia science, which have associated his nant
with that OF Newton, and for those politice
reflections, which have placed him by the
side Of Sol u and Lycufgus
Having lived TO assist IN giving law. to h.
country AT heme, and served o. IN the capac
~ of Anbsssadour u foreign Coorts; no.
-,fter having fItien many usefui tiacis g.
that rank ot people who have no, much u
sore OF moral scene, leaving the foIiow,n,
cmarkabie epitaph be inscribed ON H.
omb- stone. THE BODY
BENJAMIN FRAHKLIs FRIErER.
Like The cove ot on o. D,oS, oon,en,
torn out, and suipped oil ITS Le,ls.
ing anu Giid,ns,
ne here,
Food iof The Worms.
Yct the Work hself saal not be lost,
6ut Will as he oeiieved, appcs' once mote,
In new
And more beautiiui Eduon,
Correc,ed and '.usGd
BY THE
AUTHOR.
--&&&< @-zs~G GS%1-
Toe lste Col. Ethan Alien had high opin
ion of himself, and bis six brothers, and took
occasion 10 observe, that there never were
such bora of any woman. You are mistaken
said Scotch officer, Mary NJ sdaien was dc
iivered OF seven eraetiy IKE yol.
Royat Fapor.-A low Ffenchman Dragged
,ha, ,he king had spoken,l him. Being ask
cd wha, MS majt had ,Aid, he replied
lie badc me stand oa' Of the way"
Fon'encllc being asked by Lord whS,
difference there was between o clock aud
women, replied, clock seems 10 point oGt
the hours, and woman to make US forg,t
them.
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LomNlissioncrs' Nofire.

N|E, the subscribers. having been appointed by
w the Hon Court Of Probate, for the town OF
river,on. commissioners to receive and examine
the claims against the Estate of
COG6ESHAJL HICKS,
late OF said town. deceased, represented insolvent
do hereby give notice, that six months from the
LIST OF Feb. arc allowed to the creditors Of said Es-
tate, TO bring in and prove their claims, snd ,has
we viii attend for that purpose at the dwelling.
house Of Capt. George Lawton. in Tiverton. On the
last Saturday of each month at 3 o'elocl, =. NJ
PsTfs Isles c'"aa.s'asrs
All persons that are indebted 10 the Fstste OF
said deceased are called upon to make immediate
payment TO
JOSEPH ESTES, .sdz'-.
Tnsstoa, FEB 8, fei9 lf2z1
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n 10 o. exceilen Land, containing eight acres
"A (be the same more or less) at tae southend
of Ibis town, Mitcheii's mill, and possession
given 25th March next For terms appsy 10
NATHANIEL SWEET, agent for the owner.
Newport, Nov. l8, 1915.
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BY The Ptesuiem Of tie United States.

WhEREAs, by an act of Congress. passed on the
W i7th Of February, 1918, entitled /" An act max
ing provision for the establishment of additional
Land Ohccs in The territory Of Missouri" the Pres
dent OF the United States is authorized TO direct the
puolic lands which have been surveyed in the said
territory, to be offered fos sale:
Therefore, !, JAMES MoNnoE, President of the
United States, do hereby declare aud make known
that public safes for the disposal (agreeably lsw)
of certain lands in the territory IT Missouri, shall
be held in Franklin, in said territory, viz:
On the first Monday January next, for the sale OF
:ss,' !, ID '.s'i ss =
4sto So and on
fractl township So
rs to So 81 22 %
On the frs, Monday in March next, for the sale Of
Townships 4S 10 SIS inclusive in ranges "a and IS
43 TO So 20 and 81
On the & >, Monday in May next, for the sale of
Townships 81 to 81 inclusive in ranges II and IL
81 to SO IS
SO 10 SO IL and l.
served by law for the support of schools and for
other purposes
Each sale shall continue as long as may be neces.
sary offer the lands for sale, aud no longer. and
the lands shall be offered in regular numerical order
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington.
this i7th day of July. one thousand eight hun.
dred aud eighteen.
BY the President JAMES MONROE
JOSiAu NEICS
Commissioners Of the General Land Office
Printers who are authorized to publish the law
Of the United States. will publish the above once
week I'll, the first Of May next, and sent their bills
~ the General Land Office for payment
August $ 1swtfM
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POETRY.



THE MANSION OF PEACE AND RomE OF
CONTEXT.
As stood the hill that o er looks the dear cot
Where my Kate and my little ones dwell,
] Said, IL the spcndor OF kings were my lot
I'D prefer my own daisy-grown deli
Tho humble my wicket and shattcr'd my latch,
And the winds my rude lattice have rent,
Tho my is low and all c,ver'd Will. tn atch
Twas the mansion OF peace, and the nome Of con-
tent.
Tho twelve weary months have wasted away
Since my Kate aud my cottage left,
Tho the nsrdships of fate Pye encountered by day,
And Of steep I've at night been oereft
Yet oh If my Kate aud my little ones live,
Should they smile with the blessings Of health,
The hardsnips of fate I'll forever forgive,
For in them I've world full OF wealth.
AZ spoke beteld my lov'1 Kate at the door,
Ana any little one piay'd by her side,
LET the tempest come on, let the winds loudly
roar
In the moment Of madness cried
No longer Ipaus'd in transport SO true,
For never seemd mortal SO bess,d,
TO her dear open arms instantly flew,
And let those Who have hearts speak the rest.
Asateve my dear little ones clung round my knees,
As kss'd hem thousand tmes DER,
What rapture, cried, can be equal 10 these,
Ills heav'n alone can give mos-
Tho huGbic my wicket aod shattered my latch.
And the winds my rude lattice have rent,
ind IN my mansion Dal cover'd with lhatch,
stu the mansion OF peace nd tbe home OF content.
--<s:zeb:z a---
BACHELORS SOLILOQUY;
Or new Puz-ics ia hraise VI Women.
~ H4PPY.a man may pass ms Hje
8 White freed from matrimonial chains,
When ne IS g0ver1 a by q 1vifr,
Hes sure 10 saIIer for his pans.
Whaf tongue 10 able 10 declare
The faiiings that IN woman dwell.
- The reorth thai (aHs to yeongen's share,
Caa scarce be caird--perccptbie.
An all the sma'e race APPEAR,
ft Hypocricy d. Il and pride.
Irnsh, darhay li q hsart sincere.
1855 In woman never can reside.
1bsy're al,ays studying 10 employ
Their ''me ~ vanity aud prate,
AZ 9hetr leisure hours socta jov,
10 spend, is what all women hate.
Destruction fake the men, J say,
, Wbo make OF women their delight.
1hcss seho rsn;empt 10 women pay,
Keep prudence always in their sight
When read for the praise Of women, the first
and third lines, then the second and fourth must
Be read.
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f>Jn Sail OK 10 LET,

II a / pleasant situation In Howard
n street, now occupied by Capt. CnAaLzs
soUrHwoRrH. The house is in good refar ANA
ply ,o HENRY MOORE.
Newport, Oct. 81, 1873.
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NNE or two convenient Rooms. suitable for pnhi
Fslfccs, in central situation For further irso,
nation and terms apply ~ This ofass. June J.
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I WILL sell my house, No. 10 o. Broad,
Il stree and the Land inst II stands or, SIS
feet frop, anj 80 fee ia the year, to any pr.
son wshiag t. purchase, on reasonable terms.
Said House is nsa iy new and will do we'll
TO- Public House. A. HATHAWAY.
Newport, Dec. l6, 1918
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UNION FACTORY.

~HE subscriber informs his friends and he pub
lie. tn Capt George Lassfon, in Tiver,or.
dssnrd xaaheps aud Joseph ~ Uaison, ia New
ri, are the Agents 10 receive articles intended
the Union Factory.
tie continues to color and dress Woolsn Cloths
II all dcscrirtons--,o Card Sleeps Wool Of all
rades. and to manufacture Plains. sattinets Goat
,gs flAnnels, &c of various colours and 81 ades--
those who will favor him with their custom H. his
ne. may depend on having their work done in the
a'st manner, and on reasonable terms ana ths
attest favor will be gratefully scknowedgcd
JOHN BABCUCK
Portsmosth, rcb 10. 1879 rsml