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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-05
The FuUNT.

From fhe Bangor Register.
I recently observed in the Chronic 10,
. poetical scrap from New York print.
The lament of an Indian woman a, the
grave of her murdered husband. To j,
arm indebted for some of the following
ideas---i,s deficiency OF rhyme was the in-
ducemeat for writing this.
My murdered chief awake;
IT'S past the hour osdawn,
And DER the lake
Begin to break
Tho splcndors of the morn.
No more DER wayelets blue,
i Whea evening sweetly smiles,
With feet canoe
Wilt thou pursue,
Thy course among the Isles
On distant plains no more,
Wilt thou engage the foe,
Who fed before,
Thy hand of gore,
Which laid their chosen low.
The council FIRE shall shed,
ITS light upon thy place;
Thy spirits fed,
Our foeman's dread,
Thy nations pride and grace.
Thy gallant soul shall 20,
Where pleasure care beguiies
In endless Row
Where planets glow,
As on our lake the isles.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-05

JAS. G. & ROBT. BARRY
AVE just received from Baltimore, and
ahnow opening, fresh supply of
DRY GOODS.
which, together with their former stock. r,atas
very complete assortment; and as these
goods were all purchased at auction at oreat
saerihces,they would earnestly recommend their
friends and customers to give them AN EARty
CALL, as they are determined to sell good,
CHEAP
THEY CONSIST IN PART, OF
l case 7-S, "a, Cd, o., IA and Sd meripo
shawls, and a few elegant scarfs
case elegant Nankin grapes, blk s. eolored
do Irish linens and lawns
l do calicoes, newest style
l do 6g'd plain bombazette, all colors
bale warranted domestic cassiDetts
l do kerseys, indigo blue
do linseys striped, plaid and plain
! case plain and printed cloth and cashmere
shawls
Black and blue fashionable London cloth
Do do do do c.ss;-,.
Pelisse .cloths and Hushings
S"ansdown and Valencia veStings
piece newest fashions de
bale rose blankets,
do point do. do Hannels
Scotch and Irish sheetings, cords and ve,va,.
company dag bahdannas, silk and cbio,S
shawis Madras hhdks spotted null and carr
brio nauslins, fine plain aud tarnbored muslin,
PLAIN and figured null, power loom sbirtino
Hollis superior 6 cord wire cotton. an snooIs
warranted go yards, in Nos. from 90 and ION
Holis floss cotton on spools Nos 6, 2, g and o !.
Hollis cotton N balls and hanks, English Knit,
ting cotton IN hanks, patent threads assorted in
coiors, best Italian blue andblack cloth and en-
iored sewing silks, vide French and Italian
Grape, hat bands do Italian Iutestrin9 and 40
rences, gros de Naples, worsted and cotton sus-
PendeTs' broad aud narrow tapes and bobb;ns
pms IN boxes, pounds and papers, ribbons plain
ana figured, ferretings, patnet lace, black and
"nite siik gloves, ladies best beaver and kid
gloves, gentiemei's superior Woodstock ditto,
Enghsh black and white silk half hose, ribbed
OF superior quality, domestic brown sheetiog
ana shirtings, ditto beached ditto dit olace and
SAX 6uttonsj Tartan and Scotch plaids, Circas-
sian ditto, bale Dorchester bedtickings, best
Al linnen tick very low priced, and a neat as.
sortment Of colored bombazines, with a variety
OF other articles in their former stock, too ag.
merous to mention
ALSO, ON CONSIGNMENT,
200 pieces domestic pIaids
~ boxes real Spanish segars
1000 lbs cotton yarn, Of Nos. 6 to %
all OF which will be sold at the lowest prices, for
' TST ar'ieies % BEiIm2rs Phpadsip6ia or New
'& gss?
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
MERCY OF CoNsTANTiNE.

MERCf UF CONSTANTINE
Licinius, having raised a numerous
ARMY, Zosimus says, one hundred and
thirty thousand men, endeavoured TO wres,
the government out OF the hands of his
brother in law, Constantine the emperor.
But his army being defeated Licinius fed
with what forces he could rally to Nico.
media, whittier Constantine pursued him
and Immediately invested the place but
on the second day Of the siege, the om-
peror's sister intrestiDg him, with food
OF tears, by the tenderness he had. ever
shewn for her, to forgive her husband ,and
grant him at least his life, he was prevail.
ed upon to comply with her request !;
and the next day, Licinius finding no
means OF making bis escape, presented
himself before The conqueror,& throwing
himselfat his fce,.yielded TO him the pur.
Sthe other ensigns Of sovereignty. Con.
stantine received him in very friendly
manner, eniertsined him OF his table. & af.
forwards sent him to Tbetsslonica, assur.
ing him, that he should live unmolested
80 long as nc raised no new disturbances.
To the long catalogue oFthe inconve-
Aiences OF old age, which moral and
sstirical writer's have so copiousIy dis.
played, may be often added the loss Of
iame.
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- Nil GOODS.
BRaDE.N .MORGA.N & ca.

BRADEN .MORGA.N & Co.
(Who have REMOVED two doors west Of Patton
q Butchers, King-st.) m
III AVE imported in the ship Boston, from
IL Liverpool,
Saxony cloths and cassimeres
Fine and superffe Yorkshire do do
Double milled drab cloths
Ladies' cloths
Peiisse do. plain and twilled
khodes's bonbaEets, plain and figured
Elannels, white, red, yellow and green
Booking baize, green, blue and red
Green drapery baiEe
Tartan plaids
Orange, scarlet and crimson rattinets v
FANCY waistcoatings
flains, blue. mixed and drab
Blue and white kerseys
9-S cotton apron check
Oh HAED-Russia ~ Scotch sheetinges
Irish linens, tiokenburgs
Brown hollands
Best English sewing silk and twin
Patent thread of all colors
Hollis cotton balls
WOrsted and cotton hosiery
Cacoes aud ginghams
"a and "a cambria mus:as
Imitation India book do
Corded cambria do
Loom sewed do
Leno do
Cords and velveteens
Best gilt coat and vest buttons
Pms, needles
Plain do
Ribbons, gloves, &c. &C. emoo
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By HENRY PITTMAN,
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TOT any OF the above articles, which VIII ensble
him to do his work on the MOST sEAsos4RI
terms, at his Office, on Royal street, direc,I
opposite the New Marker
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MELODY.

MbLtbDf.
q we'll do I remember, ,hattone but love-
When the stars have met, T ly hour
And the dews had wet
Zach gently closing flower;
When the moonlit trees
Waved in the breeze
Above the sleeping deer,
And we fondly straved
Through the greenwood shade,
The spring time of the year.
When all was still beneath the bright
Moons chaste and quiet eye,
Save the ceaseless flow
Of the stream below,
And the nigh, winds frequent sigh,
Which brought the song
Oh the distant throng
So faintlv to the ear;
And we fondiy strayed
Through the greenwood shade,
The spring time of the year.
q! like an infants dream OF Joy was tina,
sweet hour to me,
AS pure as bright
As swift iDflighl,
From care, from fear. as free;
, And from my heart,
Life must part, q
Whicb now its pulse doth cheer,
Ere the thought shall fade
OF that green wood shade
IN the spring time Of the year.
The following lines are said to be the
last thar ever Cowper wrote.
To Jesus, the crown of my hope
My soul is in haste to be gone
Oh bear me, ye Cheruhms up.
And wait me away to his throne.
My Saviour! whom absen, love,
Whom not having seen adore,
Whose name is exalted above,
All glory, dominion, and power.
dissolve thou the bands that disdain
My soul from her portion in Thee.
oh strike off the adament chain,
And make me eternaiy free.
Then that happy era begins
When array'd in thy glory shine,
And no longer pierce with my sins,
The bosom on which reciine.
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ELIGIBLE TO WIN LOT,

IT osA III LsOVs
VIE corner lot, south east corner Of King
y and Patrick streets, and opposite William
NJ mIlls's Hour store would be sold very low for
casn, OF ON reasonable ground rent, if early
application be made. Also, the ruins (adioin.
lngl OF the three story brick dwelling, lately
eeesToyed by FIRE, well calculated as materials
for building. Inquire Of
ieb q 81 HENRY c. sLADE.
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10, elghths 373 On the 10th day win he de.
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the 10th day one prize of $4,000 on the i'm
Gay one prize of $4,000 on the 10th dav the
brand capital prize of $4,000 All the Other
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ing VIII take place on the 1st Wednesday II
way next and be completed in 90 drawings,
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numbers, for sale al '"''ey OF
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22
DIED.,

At Rchobo,h. on Saturday last. Hr. Joseph &'son
in his 95h year. formerly o! ,bis towna n'euber Of
The society oI Friends.
At New.Yotk, on the 9th inst Mr.. .sbrahom r. Bi.
cern, aged % years, formerly of This town.
Al Providence. Mr.. Robert Pripgts, . native of
scou'nd. aged s5ovt u ye.rs--Hrs 1Sa'y .Aca,
0n'te formerly Of NewYork, in the 9th year VI her
sge.
in Litch!ieid. Iie:kimer county. (sy) Mr. Syito,xs
.Hfrhn while rsturning from u shooting match,
lu,e on Chrisirts night. IN company wilh young
man. snd within shol distance OF his residence. at
Eem;gton's Forge, observed 40 his corlrade, that
he would give them gun. lie accordingly loaded
his rifle wiih hand Of powder. Ills companion ed.
vised him not to hre il but he ssid he would rick
It. and pulled the fatal trigger. winch burst the rife
in three pieces, one Of which entered his mouth,
and passed through one OF the jaws, down into tho
breast, snd came out back Of tie shoslder blade-be
instantly expired, aged ~.
In iisrmon. Ogieihorpc county, (Gco J on the 4,h
cit Mr. innanhel .sorfLnb. in The 25tl year Of bis
age, . native o, Rhode. Island.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22
COMMUNICATED.

SENATOR TO CoNGRIss.-Lett the
"S.ar. soangled Banner" triumphanily
wave. Freemen will rejoice on the oc-
casion. that NEHEMIAH II. KNIGHT is
Reelected United States Senator for six
years longer. He, whose inAexiblr iidel-
i,v TO his country, during its receI, strug-
rlc tn sustain our National independence,
yas satisfactorily demonstrated, and still
continued, hy Uniform exer;ions to sup.
mort those sul,,ime tru,hs-the political
creed of such worthics, as JEFFERSON,
"A MADISON. and the "Chici, WIN now
cnmmands." Therefore he mcrited the
dign!Ged Office bow conferred upon bin.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22

Jnd published and jo' satc BY Miller " Ruce&-
ems. Propidenee, and a. u. buoijo,d, hsq.
Seehovf.
THE rU,iic Laws of the state OF Rhode Island
and Providence Plantations. 40 revised by .
committee and iio lily ensc,cd b, the Hon 6enersl
Assembly, NJ tl,eir session ia January 1922. To
Which ssc rr Sxed the charter, declaration Of inde.
enlence, Nheies of confederation, constitution of
The United States, ard president ~ ashing,on's ad-
dress oi September 1876 The Lsus are comprised IN
royal octave volume Of sbou, 600 pages, including
copious ,ndex oi 46 pages, printed super6nc pa
per. Price 81 So sheep. snd - IS esif In conse-
quence Of ,ae great expenses attending tie work.
tie price viii b. slvsneed 50 cents on volume al
ter III. FIST VI February next.
Providence IL G. IA
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and ,lae 70 cary great press Of sail.
An experiment WAS also made of the et.
feet which the artillery might have upon
the engine. The result WAS perfectly
satisfactory the machinery was not the
least -tecled by the shock. The Eater.
prize then passed the city, moved by
both sails and steam-the wharves were
crowded with citizens, who viewed with
much satisfaction the performance of this
vessel, and the alterations made in SO
short space of time. The appearance
OF the Enterprize is warlike.
". Y. heter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22
coNMC ATfoS.

.Tr. Fdfs-,
tthss been ,co much the practice, srno-g yonr
brother Editors and Printers whether from sccidet
or neggence know not. 10 IN with gross the
pubeations which .soe from their Press 1his evl.
tho nnor,iying 10 an author. may be borne. There
is another however more serious, and amounts to q
libel oftenines on The underss udng OF both Author
snd Printer, Zoe which the law allows no msnser Of
rcpedy. I mean the unjos,ih,hle and ussaihsnDd
&roa Of asrScng, olp,Iis.,ny esd sl,srj''g TIE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22
-ro.m:~-
PoRrvcAk The Porting

PoRrvcAL The Portuguese Cor
tcs held their lus, sitting on the 4th Of
November, in speech delivered by the
King OH that occasion, he stated that
"!ate and most positive declarations. On
the par, OF the British and French Gov
ernments, left no room TO spprehend any
attack upon the independence of Portu-
ga!."--tlis Majesty next expressed a
hope that the wise and concilia,ory meas.
ures, adopted by the assembly with re-
spect to Brazil. would restore tranquility
to the d;:ssident provinces. The Constl-
,u,iona! system seems to be in very
peaceful operation in Portugal.
Proc .fngrieGr.
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The United States steam Gaily Enter.
prize having undergone the necessary al
ieraiions, Commodore Porter yesterday
hois,cd his broad pendant OH board Of
her, and made trial Of her speed in the
harbor. The wind blew gale at NV.
And although she displayed great
dE! OF crasB, sr proved 70 Be s,is
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PaRsH
FRESH
DRUGS and AEDICYNES,

DNCco G"" SiEDI(<lVEol
~ OF rHg BEST QgALIrY.
Which will be sold for vs,y moderafe prices, se
DR. JOHNsON's sMcP,
.'0. 1873, 1HAsEs SgRsEg,
Jsss nsrh sfthe B,iek JLrk<s
t"os. JoHNsuN thanks those Who have called
- on him FOR medicine, or medical Aid xpd a.
sures Others that they will find ss good .sfea.e,rey
Al ne shop, as esewhefe and ihe greslest care IA
be had that no mistake be made.
~ Medmiae Chests pb, Gp, or rep,enshed. for
sm,hes or ships, with grest exac,ness
" Natural ard Artificial Teeth prepared and set
~ TIE ne.'est manner, Teeth dres>cd. extracted.
&c With the greatest care. ~.
or Dses. y. viR attend as nsaaf 10 all Prefesssnol
cois.
Among hs medicines are
J)0u. Sydfnh6ni's celebrated Pills.
These pdI are excellent preveuivcs Of many
diseases, IT taken IN due season, and in actual dis
ease have been used with good success. They az
lord great reiict To bilious habits. in rheumatisn m
Jaundiee. sick headache, hsbi,uai eosveness, cor.
rect aud purify the blood. aud are excellent IN e-
male complaints. They are gentle in their opera.
ton. and are the beat physic for he head ache when
proceeding from deisnkemont OF the stomach and
bowels; They are superior to Lees. Anderson's. or
hoopers Pills" The incre asnK demand for Sydeh.
hafns Pills, is evidence Of their superior efficacy.
RoSe OUrnienf.
This beautiful Ointment Is ehenp certain. ssfe
and speedy cure Tor the irCh, Il has been used AZ
rcmed, for the scad.head and for other e, up,ons
about the hesd face, hands. &c. This oin,meu, has
never failed la cure the Itch, In n singIe instance.
when properly applied" The cs,ls for this oni.
men'. IN preference TO soy other. proof OF hs
perior,y.
Also. OF the besf gsaity. Essenoeof Peppermint.
Liquid LaudAnum, Elk. PArsgotic, other Tmctnres
s"d Exirs, s~lss hers picrs sulphur, ere m tartar.
&c. NC. Teeth Powders and brushes, Opodcidoe,
British Oil, Bt,ers, &c.
Also. Doc, Manieish's much admired
....y Madagascar Oil,
for the hair. This oil Is used to curl and reffumo
the hair TO ceuse i 10 grow, and TO prevent bald.
ne0. This % 10 in genera. request.
GJ As ABOVE,
100 ID. ess pepper miot-I00 ID liquid ix,,danum
f2 gross of rose, or itch oinment-ls gross of sy.
denham's. Lees u Andcrson's Pils--6 gross Of
M.nvighs ce,ebrsted Madagascar Oil for tie hsir--
Glsuberx end other sa'ts--ail Of superior quA'y.
Dec, IS
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In our last paper we gave hasty sum.
mary OF the late and important news from
Europe. In our paper OF this day fur.
;her particulars will be found.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22
Exbedi,;9n against Pirates.

The II. S. steam kctch Sea Gull Gate
En,erpize) Lieut.. Com. J. +. Nsw-
TON, bearing Com. PosTHn's flag and
the store ship Decy, Capt. KEARNtY,
have s4ied from New York for Norfolk.
L,. Com. r. II. STEVENS. is to COM
mand one OF the y. States schoonc,s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22
NEWPOKr BANK.

A L the Annual Meeting OF the Stock
4 4 holders Of the Newport Bank on Wednesday,
the Lat inst the following persons were chosen Di-
rectors for the yeS ensuing, viz,
Consfa'u Ysber, Samuel Ysrnon, John $50.
euu, Join C'ggeshsH. Nm. 3. NJ Aiian, John
X. Shear0sn, John Wiihoms, Simon Netvton,
and Walter TehoLs.
And ~ meeting Of board Of Directors the
same day. Constant raber vAs elected President.
JUHNH SpEAaMsS, Cash'r.
Newport, las. 4, 1873
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT or NEWPORT.

EhTERED,
Orig Clitps. Amy. 81 ubes
CLE1NED,
Brig C'itus. k,my. Ee~- bedford sloop Pa,Ilios,
Lopez, NewYork ship tope. Rider. West indlss.
JfE.NOR.fHDA.
The sch Ts-seil. Wilcox. of this port, sailed from
New.Yosk on tue l2'h ins, for NJ. Thomas.
The sloop Agent, Brooks, of thl. port, cleared st
New. Orleans for Honduras, D,c 20
Arrived at Go,tenburg, Nov sll, brig Baltic, FL
ired, from this port
The brig Atlantic. Bailey, Of Wexford. cleared Il
Baltimore Jan eib, tor Jsmses.
The brig stephen, st~nDope, Of this port, Tor IRE.
men, ssiitSl from HsvsDa, Dec 22
The brig Hiran Of thu. port. sriyed At Chsrlestoo.
Jan. z
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, yANUARr %, 1928.

GENERAL AssEMBLY.-i he AS
scmb!y adjourned on Saturday evening
last. Several acts of incorporation, IN
Guiding foe uerp banks. were passed.
On Friday afternoon, the Assembly pro-
ceetlel 10 the choice Of a Senator in Con-
gress, when, al the second trial, Mr..
KNIGHT was declared to be elected.
ELISHA II. porrEawas the unsuccess-
inl candidate. Thomas BUFFUM, Esq.
one Of the Judges of the Supreme Court,
communicated his resignation. Oar
friend who usualiY furnishes us the ac-
count Of the proceedings OF the leglsla-
ture, had not arrived in town when our
psper wen, to press, so that we must de.
Ger the details till next week
The Republican majority i'll our State
Legislature, when in Grand Committee,
consists Of nine. We would ask, OF
Mr. Allen, Of North. Kingstown, Mr..
Manchester. of West Greenwich, MIR.
Cook, OF Cumberland, and Messra VIII
bur and Hawkins, of Coventry, how it
happened tina, MIR. KNIGHT obtained
only majority Of oae vo!ea Mnlta
1ssyni.
NJ. EAroY w. MAxsY has issued
proposals for publishing weekly paper
a, Bristol, to be entitled, The Bristol Re.
rorGer an! Literary Casket. Price two
dollars per year. Bristol is rich and
Hourish'ng town, and will doubtless Civ"
generous suppor, to this new establish
ment. Mr.. M. has Our best wishes for
us success
At the Republican Convention, holden
At East Greenwich, last week, the present
Governor and all the other State Officers
were unanimously nominated for rc-clec-
ton.
In consequence OF the recent great Gre
at Port. au- Prince, President Boyer has
issued his proclamation, authorizing the
importation Of materials for building. free
OF duty and wharfage, duslng the yeas
L823.
One hundred officers Of the i. S. Ma
vy have deceased or resigned during the
past year; being about one eighth ot the
number. Very few designations have
taken place, so that the number of deaths.
it is believed, has been much greater than
in any year Of the late war.
A friend handed us the following arti.
c,e, cut out of an old BickerstaiF Alma
nae, and expresses his regret that it has
Tor several years past been omitted in that
widely extended publication. Is cer,ain-
" i, very useful, and we hope Inc COM
pliers of,lat Almanac will place it in their
bureau tor their next emission.
BEARINGS 81 se9srai places from Rhode
Island Light House, viz.
ron,-Judth. S. W. 8 ies. S.
p,ock. Island. N. ~. Point, s.w. S.
Ditto, L. Point, S. w. byS. S.
Whale Rock, w. s.
Rrcnton's Reef z. s.. T.. f.
South Point of Rhode.IslahJ. Y. s.
Drenton's Point, f. ". Il. 10 N.
For, on Goat Island, T. NE. ~
South. .Eas,ermos, Dampi7, N. u by e.
Keule Bouou, Rock, NE.
'i;:si:E s:sS:F; ::j;:: Is; 4; s:;';: s:s; s.A
In our last paper we gave hasty sum.
mary of the late and important news from
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22
Rritish Nest India Trad.

MIR. Woodley the British Attorney
General at St. Kits, has given he's opin.
ion, tina, vessel coming to anchor in the
road, having On board prohibited articles
IS y, Importation, and liable to be seized
under the late West. India trade law.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22

eohpssiGons Of others, aud Sc. passing thcn on On
the public the authors own ccrtsiSly. this ouc:t
not to be done without the proper ooosvn-or hey
should be made TO fs her i,msei,es their adstsed of
spring. The pe6e. il prose. is thus perh.n, d-s,i.
tute OF proPriety. grammar common sense.-and
verse has neither measure, rhyme, nor reason. 10
recommehdit' CASiIGAToR.
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YALUABLE REALESTATE.

49,. F0H SHE. on TO LET.
THAT pleasantly situGted stand for rubIifs
House, situate in Portsmoutll, about miles
from Newport, With an excellent orchard, gardcns
ex4,sive 0d houses, in thorough repsir aud about
six acnes OF land The situation 10 well known. hav-
ing been occ,pcd ~ public house for many years
-'no--a three acre lot, on The main road, within
one mile from the state house
Likswss--s excellent well finished two stor~ .
Dwonng tfo,se in toward. street nj The south part
Of The town, IN perfect repair, aud hating largo
garden. with an abundant supply offrbt
Lakr~ise--tvo shares in tie Portsmouth Wooien
nsnuiaciory, now in full operation
For particulars relative 10 the whole or any part
of the sbofe property, apply to
HENRY MOORE.
Newuort Ian IL 1907. lI
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NU7IL'E.

Cou-f If Probate, .N,,phort Jan 6. le25.
~ application of Csnsfanf Taber, Guardian Vt th1
~ pefson aat estate OF he late
MARI O. 6.fKD.NER.
deceased, fr = settlement ot al G,ssdian's 40.
count notice 10 hercoy given TO All persons interest
Ell in said e.tsie. 10 appear. IL they think ht, q
Co'ut OF srooste 10 ba hoslco az The house of the
sail Ccnstsn; faDe<, on MJndsy, the thi-d day of
February neft. sx 2 ock, Pst shew esuse u any
they have. wig sad sceour should not be siio~ed-
wtnsss,
CilAgLk, GyLEs, Prssa,s C7erE.
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MAN tt.D III uIy goods store
w smsrt active lad One who writes = good
band, 10 scqv.insed With hsures. .nj can be vel
recommended. viii And empoy~ess By sngoirny a
this Office.
S.spos, Nov, s isR2.
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RocER WILLtAMs.-We are happy
to hear that a gentleman whose talents
and literary requirements eminNtIy quail
lily him Tor the task. is now writing the
biography of this intrepid asser,or. of re-
ligIsus liberty, who makes so conspicu-
Gus figure i'll the annals Of New. Eng
land. -SdienI. GAG.