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From PlacSueoo's Naga :inc.

BY-PAST TIME.
The SKY is blue, the sward is green,
The leaf apon the bough is seen,
Tne wind comes from the balmy west,
The Little songster builds Its nest,
The bee huns on from flower to flower
TIL twilight's dim and pensive hour;
The JOYOUS wear arrives; but when
SHAH Uy-past times come back again.
Think on childhOoe's glowing years
How soft, how bright the scene appears
How calm now cloudless passed away
The long, long summer holiday!
lmay not muse, | must not dream,
Too beautiful these visions seem
For ca. tn and mortal man, but when
Snail by-Past times come back again?
think Of sunny eyes so soft,
To Gesply Islt, eGjoyd too OF,
Wnsn tArousn the blooming 6elds rovea
WiIn ner, The earliest, dearest loved;
Around VINO sform I yet survey
In thOu.a at a bri Int celestial raw,
To present scenes aenisd bit when
SLaLi by-Pas:Sa,nss come back asaine
Alas the world a. distance seen,
Appeared all Diissiul and serene
Az l. ell, formed to tempt the foot
WITH crystal streams and golden fruit
1hat weird, Wnen tried and trod, IS found
Arocky waste, athosny ground!
We then revert to youth but when
Shall by-past times come back asaina
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Coal,

For PASSPORT,
.@k, The good .schr. MARY SPEAR,
Sss4 Robert Perry, master; burlLen about
-25 bb!s. aud will be ready TO load in lew
days and wants 300 bbls. freight. Apply to
JOHN II. LADD@ CO.
Who have just received per above vessel,
brig James Monroe and schr. Hancock = Tor
sale now sfoat,
$50 casks Thomaston lime
Is II. merchanlable boards
Go Tor. Plaster
80 bags pepper
80 bbls brown sugar
SO white Havana do
Ct St. Croix dv
10 boxes lump do
10 or casks sweet Malaga wine
half pipe genuine port 10
so pieces Russia duck
cases fac aud common fur hats
IA puReons West India rum
go casks cut nails Of assorted sizes and
OF best quality
&C. , #
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READING-ROOM
MARINE JOURNAL.
EpRT OFALEXAHDRLA OCT 70.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Sea, Foxwel, from Richmond,
cargo Goals to Thos. V. Huck.
Brig o~iymphia, Weston, from Madei-
Il, ana sioop Aoeona, Nichols, .rom New
York. passed up.
a lew INLAND vessels, with wood, grain
am oysters also got up.
Ship General Lingan, Crabtree. was
spoke Aug. so, in lat. ~ 70, n. long. s Is
" from the D. Z, for Cowes, by snip Por-
ia, Davis, arrived at New Bedford.
Sanday, Oct. Il.
NJ arrivals.
Bug Venus, Kelly, from Marseilles, un-
Der sewe.Ps Point. Hampton Roads, the
l,'Ni inst. for this port.
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s,5srs. and wrists; the neck and wrist
-. were d51O.sd anu stitched; there
re .u.ac selva5e Oh eacn side OF the
~-ttEs Shoulder straps and gussets
IRE neatly stitched, as well as the wrists;
- mort. it was as perfectly finished as
fnn.ds oy an expert senipstress. The
-, WAS exhibited to several persons IN
-, trade who completely satisfied
'I.aIyss that it was actually the pro-
"".,,on OF the loom, without any assist
.oss from the needle.
ustance of the prediction of rats
Co. strong ale, occurred to an ~Innkesper
-. ,s.s. lie nad, about six weeks
nls.ed on the floor of an old malt
s.,0 olnl cssk OF ale, to bring 1t to a
80 Tor bottling. TO his astonish-
Ut ON going to the cask on We'd
- last. he found at nearly empty,
Vas at no loss to discover the
aaors1a.ors, tor the cork was niboied a
,rsyio a small she'll, which only remain
In ,hs cass. The un;eeper, on going
,a,n adjoining grarery, had frequently
s.on the rats In merry group, frisking and
eambOlling about, but never dremt that
t,sv had made themselves groSgy with
Ii, asDpy ale. They had the sagacity to
NIKE a,,nail hole at first, and to enlarge
il as required, fos it did not appear as If
spy oil tie lie Aad dropped on the floor.
Stirling Journal.
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For Sale

viii sci! any H0LSF on King
Or Street, at . very reduced price. il as
adapted for store AM; large ianiiy.
k~-.&rr combining elegance & con. Ell ence;
and situated in a most healthy and desirable
ieighborhond II is worthy the attention OF
any psrron DESTROYS Of a permanent resi-.
dence.
Also, to Rent,
A small house OF tn. west end Of
yYG Duke-streei; calculated for a dwell
HIN ling and shop.
~ JAS. S. SCOTT.
oct II 81
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ded "nsanyrnsasares Of great rso:asn' ---Ho'
gentle reader, TO the Republic, :" bu'--'e
a "cabal' may be overthrown; macy a
vaccination of intriguing policy defeated
many an in>iduous web Of selfish and unprln'
cipled ambition blown into nothing cV the
honest Indignation of the people.
In concluding the defence into which we
have been thus reluctantly drawn, we can
not avoid remarking, that the highly respect
able columns of the Intelligencer are the
last place where we should have looked for
doctrines, which in the remotest degree re-
semble the policy Of the Essex Junto, IN
rrammelling the press, and boodw'nklng the
public.
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READING ROOM
NJ 4 Rim JOUR y A l.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 2.
AR RIVE Cd.


Orig James Munro. w. |. Tsbby, master,
9 days from 3osi ION; merchandise, 10 JOIN h.
Ladd T. Co. and john Kur'z.
Schr. Mary Spear. Z. Perry, master
days tron Boston; Lime, to John II. Ladd&
Co.
Schr. Thetis, Alex. Newcomb, days II
Halifax; cargo Goals, to VIM. towIe q Co.,
and thirteen passengers.
Schr. Hancock, Ryon. master, d'ys
from Belfast, Ne. y; cargo lumber, TO John H.
Ladd {. Co. =
Schr. Rose. in Bloom, Fowle, master,
days from Newbedford; oil, candles, &c "
Thos. II. Rowland, and Phineas fanny;
Big Dove, e. Johnson, master, late now,
lard, deceased. "a days from Curacao; NJ ~
and specie, to Tbos. II. Rowland and n, w.
Miller & Son. Left in Cuuaco, Sept 4G'
Brig Ladies Delight, Scribner, an1 VIZ,
LIANT, Brown, of and for NewyoTk. TO SAL !"
8 days Brig Maryland otand tor BsItImoI y,
in 8 days Just arrived. schr John. zap"
Brown, from St. Thomas. 10 sail tor New
buryport, in days. Schr. Mscdonousn'
just arrived from Newyork; pilot repC.s
that on the 18th, off Cape Henry. bearl'fI
\. w. fell in with square rugged 'rs ~
sunk in IA !alhoms water. On the wv
Sept. Porto Rico s. 8 Z. dist. 10 miles, ~ 20
perenced a severe gale Of wind from wv
westward, which terminated IN hurrio@"'
on the 18th, from SSE.; 90 days passage.
Sloop Boston, Finley, master ITO"
Liverpool, below Indian Head, this morn
in, calm and cob tide.
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By last Evenings Mail.
Baltimore, Ont. !
LATEST FROM LIMA.

The snip Cnesapeake, cap, Lane. date
Pawson) arrived here yesterday from 20.
quimbo and Valparaiso, in IS days from
the latter port. The Chesapeake lett Go.
quimbo on the 9Th of Jul y, and Valpara.
so on the 10th. On the 10th July Ii.
Nj. Frigate Owen Glendower arrived a.
Valparaiso in 10 days from Lima brln..
intelligence that the drmisitce still cont,
nued. 1t was reported that it was impOs,
sible for tn, city to hold out month al.
ter there commencement of hostllitles 10.
formation was also received that an Are.
can ship from Philadelphia, & an English
vessel from Rio Janeiro, both deeply Is.
Cen with flour, had eluded the vigilance
of the blockading squadron, and had gos
in. The u. S. Frigate Constellation, at.
ter repairing the Chesapeake, sailed for
Lima, and thence contemplated visiting
the Sandwich islands.
A pas ,enger in the Chesapeake states
that lord Cochrane had the second time
seized in the port of Arco, a conSidera-
be sum of money upwards OF lO0,I ~
dollars) belonging to the brig Macedoni.
an. capt. Smith, of Boston, last from
Canton, under the prete"t Of breach oil
blockade, and had ordered the brig TO SEA
under the command Of midshipman Hor-
ron, late of the Macedonian frigate -
Capt. Smith remained on shore Sir
Thomas Hardy, commodore of the Bri
tish squadron, had protested against the
ertent of the blockade declared by til:
Chilian government, and had declare.
that he should not respect it beyond th'
limits Of three leagues to windward and
leward of Callao, and that within these
limits blockading force should actually
be kept up.
THE above, except the shipping report
is all the intelligence yet communicated
the Chesapeake being below at ouaran
tine. The events which led to the Ar
mistice above mentioned will doubtles
be received In the course of the dayl
[4merican.
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These papers contained in;elI;e.n.
Smyrna tc the 9th inst After mar; va,
the sutferngs of Tie Franks. who waa.o q
PEELED to take refuge on board the sb i ,oa
the barbor, I: is added-"To comnis,pp s %
misfortunes, the plague has man,fe,,s .t :. or
in three vessels, Zone o! them Frpocb" ~ I'VE
OF which has hundred persons on r'cA
who, not suspecting the infection h,v n'di'
gied with those who were on shore .t "n'
the whole city Is in danger. Ii is mo-" "e"'e
6 b of August and none of them S,"s " a. lie
We hope that the attacks OF the pI.ors ' w.,
not prove fatal, in consequence OF mo W. WI
cautions that have been taken ' Pre-
Bengal papers, to the 9Th of Marcb /.
come to hand, from which we learn ,b,, "S ~ s
Iurtances still prevailed in the CITY Of D. U.S.
sorah, and that the Turks were a, W. y, n',
some of the tribes of the desert. The ,o, W.T."
had taken into their service tribe ot cue CaIs
10 enable them to repel their opponcu, ''I !
consequences OF these circumstances , 49,,
p!ete stagnation OF trade had taken rI,a wa
Baydad. On the 26ih February, C,Lrn
was visited by hurricane, which blew n;,t
great violence tor two hours, accomn,n noG
by rain, thunder, and lightning Seytr .I :,
cIdents happened but not OF very ,e, ~; az
nature. Ii was accounted tor BIZ ,Ls mns
sualIy warm weather which had tor a Is n,'a'
OF time prevailed. At China, trade ~ su
very dull, except for opium, for which va
dollars were offered The accounts ,,on
Penang state, as a rumor, that the siams,s
were preparing an army of 10, 200 men "
wage war against the King of Queda A. ~
these papers mske 10 mention OF the cboIsr,
orbus It may be presumed that Cacun i
very healthy.
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COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.

The following is an extract of letter
from ST. Thomas:
"On the l2th August, the royal troops
of Ynchauspe, aud those of Col, Teilo,
who had united with them. were overta.
ken near Coro, by detachment of the
division of Gen. Marino, and sustained by
the troops of Rayas Vargas, and after a
sharp conflict not on man OF the royal
corps escaped to tell the fate Of their un-
fortunate companions, The effect OF this
desperate encounter has been to quiet all
apprehensions of disturbance from royal
emissaries in that Quarter
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hitherto been supposed, or / eprospect Of
war IN Europe should brighten.
Bot however high wheat lay be this
season or the next, it will not affect our
argument 1t is the average price OF pro-
duce for series of years, that determines
the price ofland. \ partia allure of the
crops will have no effect, and short war
in Europe, but little. rom what we
know OF the past and Of the present, there
is good reason to believe that the average
price Of produce in future will be low,
and the average price of land, low also.
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FROM THE NEW YORK ADVOCATE.
EIt' e tNF'"N Il 0VVII V ~ =
Ind pken J first did ,rOo her."

Yesterday James Ewing. good looking
young fellow, with black eyes and broad
shoulders, was brought up before The police
charged with having THREE WIVES, two
being present. His first wife, pretty little
young woman. deposed as TO ter marriage, {;
but in consequence OF i'll treatment. general
ly. whe wishes TO get rid of him. The Sc
cond wife he married in Sussex county. n J.
who is now living there with her two chill
dren- Third wife pleasant looking woman
in black acknowledged that she was was mar
ried last Jan in Lansinghurg, and beng the
last wishes to continue with him. Th'sDey OF
Aigiers among the women is represented to
be pfotliga,e fellow, rather dangerous 10
moral community. and will be disposed OF as
the law allows IN such cases.
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DIED.,

At the Island OF Curacao. On the ors,
August last, after four days illness Of ,I,
yellow fever, capt. DAVID ROWLAND -
the byIg Dove, OF this port. A perfect mas.
Ter OF bis profession, unsssumng and zen.
tlemaniy ~ his department, OF the GrD..
integrity and Amos; unexampI,d bentyo.
lence; his loss will be long and deeply DE-.
piored by all who knew him.
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By the sloop Packet, arrived OF Tuesday
from Havana, We received tile OF Jamaica
papers to the l6h ut. inclusive from which
we extract the following South American in,
teligenoe: .Ne7o York Gn<.
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Of Deputies. --.,fhc French Court lean
towards the side of the Allied Soyer-
eigns.-Cetmct.

ApRIL S.
LATEST IRON SOUTHAAKRICA.
The ship Blooming Rose has arrived at
New.York from Duenos Ayres, and report,
the following.
Commodore Hardy was TO sail Fl ON NJ on.
te Video, the lot .er end Of January, for the
Pacific, in the Superb "a, accom- papied by
The Creole irigate. A French squadron had
gone rouod some time before, and Cornmo-
dore Hardy followed 10 see what they wore
about I've state OF Bucnos Ayrcs was very
unsettled no union or concord amon. tho
T. oTincesi Oh the contrary, much jealousy
existing. A Congress was 10 be held at
Co dova, the latter end OF January, for the
purpose Of forming some general govern.
ment; but most of tho depu,ie. bad refused
10 go, on accom-. Of the pei sona danger they
would be exposed to, from the caprics of rhe
multitude. The Governor Of Buenos Ayres
was sbsent in the interior, prosecuting war
ugsins, the Indians, who had been very ,rou.
blesome OF late. They had piundeered some
villages, ravishing snd carrying off the wo-
men.
Artigas was at Paraguay ne sought ref.
ugc with The Governor after being complete
ly defeated by ihe Portuguese and General
Ramirez. lie was treated very handsomely
by Francis (the Governor Of Parsgusyl and il
Is supposed he would continue 10 be respect.
ed.
> Blenos Ayres has been pretty tranquil
since tho bloody revolution Of October, but
things far from being se,,led--!ur,her
changes are in agitation. Several persons
have been lately arrested and no confidence
can be placed IN the existing state of things.
1t was said tba, Ramirez wa. moyiog 10.
waHs Bucnos Ayres With q considerable ar
my, determined tn arrange the government,
Sc. 50 as 10 suit the other provinces.
Gazette.
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ON WEDNESDAY NEXT

The Election of General Officers for
the ensuing year, will take place through
out the state. The names of the ReE,lb-
lican Candidates are before the public,
ard their merits and their Claims on the
support of the Freemen, are to well
known and toe fully established, toreouire
comment. The little clan of politician.
at Providence, who have fomenled ar op-
position, are very Industrious, and have
armed themselves with the poison OF
calumny and detraction, to effect their
nefarlous purposes-hut it will not do.
lhe people understand their motives,
and 1no9v the men engaged in the dirty
work of slaEter. We have received let
ters and information from al parts Of the
state, and can assure the friends Of Tie
REPUBLICAN PROX. that the Free
men are up and doing, Vd there is little
doubt Ct the success Of that PnX, bv a
majority of ut least thousand, If the Re-
publican Freemen are but true to them.
selves. Let no man stay away from
town-nnccting, under the pyc.cnce tha.
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sign,hts it, via. .,is rtrsoraI mel ITS may
be ?-Ihe decisive objection 10 him is,
that he is not OF you. por with you.
1t has become unnecessary 10 caution.
you against the syren song Of no parry.
Indeed, it would not Ee little hldiCrous,
if no tWy was either to lie said or surg
now, in ,he hottest of all party conlen-
tions we have had for many years. I;
is said this lullaby to Republican vigi--
lance had scne eject a while ago; ,hac
some RuPublicans came near Being ia
ken in by it; il so they now see how
their credulity was then abused. Let i,
be a warning sgainst tiusting to any Ok
their .Pecious holessiors.-Re assured
these are all equally insidious and decep-
tive, ard will prove so alike.
Once again we say, and concludessS
DO your duty and the day is yours.
Prov. Patriot.
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To the Republican Freen1en efthe STATE
of Hh0Qe- Island.

The*approaching election is becoming
~ important crisis to you. rs the ruling
power Of this State. 1t is to be decisive
battle; and will determine your future
fate as party. If defeated, it will be in
vain to expect to be able to renew the
contest with better hopes of success, or
indeed with any hopes at all. You are
now united in sentiment and action; YOU
have no sectional divisions TO neutraize
your forces; or, what is worse, to o-op-
crate with the cnemy; you have all the
advantages which the possession of power
gives the possessor you WELD all the in.
Iiuence which arises from gratitude orex-
pictation. Ifwith these helps YOU fnIl
in the contest, you fall to rise no more.
On the other hand, fyou gain the VIC
tory the field is yours, and will con.
tinue yours; for the federal party is evil
denily preparing for final struggle
their whole strength is to be put forth;
the last cxettior & their shiI'.its Il 70
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NEWPORT.
RebubKcdn Nomination.
WED DNESDfY, ArRyL ii, 1921.


At General Republican Convention Of
Delegates from the several towns in
the state of Rhode Island, holden at
the State House in last Greenwich,
on Friday evening, Feb 20, 1921.
EsaoN SANFORD, Esq. Of North
kings,own, President, and Col. Pr
LEG WIEBUR, jun- Secretary-it
7ras Dnauimousky rcsofyed. that the fol-
lowing gentlemen nc recommended 10
the Freemen OF this State, for the off.
ccs affixed to their names respectively,
at the ensuing election
FOR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM c. GIBBS,
OF NEWPORT.
FOR LlEUTENANTGOvERN
CALEB EARLE,
fpRovIpENcg.
SENATORS.
/. PHILIP MARTIN,
Of Providence
.. HOMhS fRI,
J East Grecnwich.
3. NATHAN BROWN,
ofJohnston.
4. WILLIAM PIERCE,
Of Bristol
S. BENJAMIN SMITH.
Of North Nngsto>n.
s. WILLIAM HUMPHREY,
of Iiver!on.
7. STEPHEN B. CORNELL,
Of Portsmouth.
6. WILLIAM WiiIPPLE,
Of Cumberland.
9. ELISHA WATSON,
of South kingStozc1.
10. JOHN II. WATERMAN,
Of Way7nck.
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary,
DUTEE ] PEARCE, Atto'y. GEM.
THOMAS G.. PITMAN, Gen Treas.
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their CTtoulitv was then aClIstd. Let IL
be a warning against tiustng to any Ok
their sPecious nolessiors.-Re assured
these are all equally insidious and decep-
tive, ard will prove so alike. -.
Once again we say, and concludet~S
DO your duty and the day is yours.
Prov. Patriot.
Ma. SIMoNs,
Meeting an old ship-ma,e, few days
since, we tell into iriendly chat, when
he iniorme ne he had received ltttc'
from an officer Of the ship Federal,
which he shew inc, and asked my opjn.
ion of the answer he had wr;tten. | wac
so well pleased with ii, for lis candor,
and hopesty, that send it TO Won, with
"a request that you would give II an ilp
scrtion. TOM STEADY.
My Friend Sam,
The ship Federal, having undergone
some repairs, we are recruiting, in order
to fit out upon cruise against the o!d
ship Demo, it being supposed, from her
being long in commission, that she.
must be out of order. You will there
lore ship as many hands as you can, to
be in readiness against We call for yo.e,
as we Shall depend on your taking ycur
old station. Your iriend,
*.**&&&a
SAM STEERWELL'S Rrcontasion.
Sir,
In answer TO your letter, Of no date,
have Only TO say to you, tha, | lave
served Oh board The Federal along TING,
and should have continued as long as
her officers and crew had stuck together.
But, Sir, finding her timber bad, her Of
flcers deserving th,ir quarters, reople
leaving their stations, changing ,l.tir col
ors, and them only half mast, no disri-
pline on regulations ON board, began to.
suppose the captain must be drunk, or
something'very much out of order. as
the ship would not work. But | have
since understood that there vas H0ch
Seventy; four sailed from a port to the d
westward, and by some blunCtr or 9th
er, run foul OF tie Federal's larboalJ
quarter, which did her some damage.
This caused a dispute between the oii-.
GERS, in CO Cucncc of which, the first.
Lieutenant Of the Federal, am told, has
resigned his commission. And, Sir,
while You are repairing and adjusting
your difficulties, here is the old ship De-
mo, undergoing a thorough repair, wit,
large number Of new timbeIs, +culors
hoisted to the mast head, and eyerr
thing in good order. Seeing SO MANY
OF my old ship. mates engaged on board,
began to enquire who was appointed
to the command Of this ship; and benz;
informed, found it to be an old friend.
man as far superior, in my opinion, to
the captain Of the Federal, as an hones.
tar is to tedions lawyer or a common
horse-doctor. have made up my mind
to enter into his service, an,' shall con.
tlnue the cruise. Yours, &c.
SAM STEERWFLI..
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UNION FACTORY.

THE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and the public in general, that they
ave added to their establishment complete set
OF new Cards, suitable for carding Of Merino wool,
in the best manper, which together with their for
mer machinery make their establishment, compete.
Wool of all grades carded into rolls at nc ew-
est terms They wish to receive wool for manu-
featuring on shares or contract, as may best suit
their employers. They continue 10 CARY on ihcir
Clothing business, in s'i ito various branches Ev-
cry attention will be paid to the coioring of Grapes.
Bombssettes, Silks, &C. The following persons
will receive and forward any ticles intended tor
the Union Factory
GEORGE LAWTON, Tperfsn
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisfol Ferry
EDWARD SCANHOPE, and
j. w WATSON Newporf
The subscribers, return their sincere thanks TO
their old customers and solicit ne continuance Of
their favours JOHN BABCpCk
MOSES LAWrON.
Portsmouth, June z
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CUIlDALL'S MILLS.

WoOl Garding.
THE subscribers inform their friends
\ aud the public. that they have replenshed
their Carding Machines with new Cards Of the fin
est and most approved manufae tur-, and that they
are aow enabled to Card Wool Of all grades, in the
best manner
They continue to Manufacture all kinds of Wool
en- Goods, as usual --.aisO, they color and finish
Wooen Cloths Of all descriptions and to color gar
ments, &c that have faded, OF become unfashion-
able.--All branches Of the above business will be
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, and
the ieaat favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE & GRINNELL.
N B-SANFonD ALMy. Little. le.Compton--PHLEo
CoREY,. Tiyerton- WILLIAM PRARsn, Bristol
Ferry-and Jo1 SHERMAN, in Newport, will re-
ceive and forward articles intended for the Manu-.
factory. Portsmouth, July I9, 1920