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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10
JOSHUA ]. FRY

JoSHUA j. ny
~ ENERAL Commission Merchant on eros
~ Street, near the United States Bank
offers for sale,
200 Bags Rio and old white coffee
% hhds prime st. Croix and n. o. sugars
80 do molasses
10 or. casks 5 Madeira wine
IS do sweet Malaga DO
$50 casks nails, assorted sizes
200 sacks Liverpool filled salt
10 tons country iron
Also on conSig nment,
50 bcls mountain fanny -four
DO f'rkius butter, part roll
700 lbs white beached wool
500 lbs. bees wax
W Cash paid for Wheat. ja12-ts
George For, John For, Albert For, Alfred For,
and Sarah Fer:
TENAKE NOTICE. that we shall take the deposition Of
a George w. Henshaw, and others, Friday, the
ZIh day OF April next the Counting Room of the
OF Washington Gatewood, New Town, King and Queen
County, between the hours of O'Clock the rning
aud sunset OF SAID day and they should moi be taken
completed on that day, from day day, Until
the same are taken and completed; and Friday the
SIN OF May next shall take the deposition of Fraac,
Smith, IN his own dwelling house IN King and Queen
county, and II 1t should not he taken completed on
that day, TO continue from day day the same place
and between the same hours, until the Is IA Ike,
and completely and Wednesday, the 9Th of MAY next
shall take the deposition of Nancy Bradbury and Others
at the la'e residence oil Joseph Fox, dec and the,
should not he taken completed that dav, continue
from day TO day until the be taken and completed
to he read in evidence before the Judge of the Cicu
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for King William
county, III suit therein depending, and undetermined
wherein we and others plaintiffs, and you and other
are ueiendants, where you are requested To attend.
Yours respectfully, JOSEPH FOX.
March 30, 1882 w4,E ELIZABETH D. FOX
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10

AN HEAT FANS.--10 Wheat Fans, of ap
w proved construction, for sale.
ap 9 LANCASTER, DENBY q CO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10
Drawing Of the Vircinia Petnrshnrn

DTdWIHg Ut TIC FTgHIa TCtCrsburg
Lottery, No. 3:
81 90 81 10 30 SO 10 90 Sc.
Whole Ticket 80 30 So Prize of S1OO0-do,
10 81 60, do. of S3OO--Haf do. 10 90 81, do.
of @1OO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10
THE IMPORTED HORSE
CLEVELAND.

VIII Stand The present season az
A-vn the south end of Trenl's bridge,
"a n near the town Of Manchester, InI
1E he county of Chesterfield, at TWEEN
EeEazz y dollars the season, to be dlscbar-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10
Ht'O0yS just Tie Same NTH BIGGER!
y kRAWING Of The New York Lottery No. O

Ell 30 81 % q II 81 81 IS.
Quarter Nos. % 80 80, the Grand Capital of
S3O,OOO, was sent by BIGGER, in his certificate
to a gentleman in North Carolina
Nos. % 3s 81 prize of $500, was sold to gem
tlcman in RichuOnd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10

GAIT $500 sacks recently imported. per
- ships Richmond IL Taily-Ho. Apply 10 IL
Ludlam at the Dock, or to
mar 2i-3tdwtf JOHN GARTH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-10
JAMES EIEs
LxargMWzrA CoRgp nwv:

q pursuance of the directions rontaiucd IN tho
z iisst section Of the act entitled .+In act in
cooperating the Stockholders OF the Jllnl,s River
and kanawha Company" passed iG!h March, 1892,
the President and Directors of the james River
Company have afpo.nt,i Commissioners at tho
places herein after designated, Tor the prrposc Of
opening books of subscription tn the stock Ct tho
said james River and kanawhn Compai.y--,U Wit.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-23

The WILMINGTON ExrosIroR will be- published
weekly on Super Royal sheet, at Two Dollars pei
year in advance; or Three Dollars at the end of the
year. No paper will be discontinued, until all ar
rearages are paid except at the option of the pub
lisher--and failure to notify discontinuancc will
be considered new engagement.
Advertisement not exceeding one square, will be con-
spicnously inserted three times for One Dollar and
for every subsequent insertion Twenty Cents Those
exceeding a square in the same proportion.
All communications relating TO the business of the es
tablishment if sent by mail, to ensure attention
must be post paid. 'H1ffe
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-23
p REPORT
ON THF JUDICIAL PRoCEEDlNGS OF THE
~ F~- LOCKPORT TRIALS. L..


The President Of the Convention (Mr. John
C., Spencer). from the committee appointed on
that subject. remarked. that the Convention
had done him the honor. by special resolu-
ton. to place him at the head of the commits
tee, probably from the circumstance THAI his
official connection with the prosecutions in
question, had given him ample opportunity to
become acquainted with the proceedings. res
pecting which the Convention had desired in
formation; and that report had accordingly
been t,renared. which would now be submitted:
"A history Of the judicial proceedings had
in the state of New York. to discover and pun
ish the offenders concerned in the kidnapping
and murder of William Morgan, seems at this
time to be required, in order to preserve. in an
authentic shape, facts of the utmost importance
in the history of our country; and to present In
The most simple form that series of evidence
which establishes the agency and combination
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-23
VOL. I.

OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON ExPosrToR.
SEARLx Opposite THE rosr-oFFIcE.
,. v. GIBBONS. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-23
ANTI MASONIC.
MIR. RusH's LETTER

To HE Pap Amtitasonic State Convention.
YoRK Pa. MARCH I'd, 1899.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-23
/ have the honor TO remain,
With great Respect,

With great Respect 5H Isl
Your obcdient and oblilged servant,
p " RICHARD RUSH,
To Joseph Wallace William Ayres, john McCOrd, John
Jones. Henry Merit, O. McLenCgan John Burrowes Bcnja
min s. Stewart, John r. Rosebnrg
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22
s)ao9.27O,00o
69756 600
Average 69756 600
1915 Ss,99s.o001
1916 81,747 900
1917 1850 ,0G0 eAfter the war.
M A
Average
3j250.394,0o0.
s9.464.OOO


The first peiiod of years 10 millions less,
and the last 10 millions more, than the
present amount consumed in the American
factories, 1t would not be rash, we think,
to say, that the consumption OF the present
year, Except because of adverse events)
the domestic market, will take off 100, 000, 900
lbs. cottoni But the present accounts are
sufficient 10 crafty the most sanguine
friend Of domestic industry, without regard
ing what they WiA be
II may here be well added-that for the
last two years, or more, the demand Tor cot
ton for the American factories, has establish
ed the price of crops then comm g IN, asd at
higher rates than foreign orders were limited
at-some gentlemen OF N Orenns say from
10 cents per ID, and we are told that, IN
numerous cases, the earliest supplies are TAX
en- up for the home market Is this nothingP
And American cotton goods are sold for 1t
lie more than one third Of what the foreign
cost us IN 1918
Rut we have not room for further re.
! marks We recommend this body Of facts,
now for The first time presented 60 the Anne
rican public, TO the serious and solemn con
sheraton OF southern gentlemen-w while fear
| ing that they are to- much heated, or too TAI
| committed TO believe, "'hongh one aros'
| rom the dead, TO shew the folly Of the con
| illusions they have arrived at, IN respect 10 !
,tscted industry We see that al NOS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22

try Mr. Van Buren,, when these observa-
tons were made, was placed in different
situation: hi. sentiments were digniied and
American, but how awfully has he and Ge-
neral jackson's administration departed
from them; and for The indignity offered TO
the nation, check was given to them by the
rejection of Mr. Van Buren, by majority Of
The Senate and Vice President, for which
thew deserve the thanks and plaudits Of the
American people,
But is it not our duty to apply The correc
tive farther than to Mr. Van Buren,, and
strike at the root Of the evil? Gen Jack
son says these instructions were his own,
and net Mr. Van Buren's Yes, he swears
by the Eternal they were his ins.fuc
lions The partisans Of Sir Ven Bnren On
the floor of the Senate declared them to be
the Presidents Instructions This being the
fact, is it not then imperiousiy our duty at
the next Presidential election 10 put down a
party President--put down President that
would have his party represented at fo-
reign Court instead of the nation, whom he
was sworn to preside ever.
would now be disposed to 60 farther than
TO vote TO put Gen. jackson down; would
go the ',shoIe hog and throw off my hereto
fore party modesty and good feeling;
would vote for no man for any office that
would advocate or support such President
A man who would shut his eyes against the
light and knowledge for party purposes in
the support Of Gen Jackson. now with all
these facts staring him in the face, is dis
honest politician and unworthy the suffrage
of freemen, and ought'not to be promoted to
any office.-Yhese are my views. Mr. Ed
tor. yoa ssay S.2ke what use YOU please of
them. oPEQUON
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22

The preceding includes the work, work
ing people, and the materials consumed, IN
the machine shops. b.eacheries, and printe
RES
The canitalahove reported for good fea
sons assigned. is thought to be from one
fourth to one third short of its real amount
the t1oaiing capital in numerous cases, rot
being added TO the cost of ands, improve.
ments and fixtures: so the real capital vested
in the states named, may be sixty millions Of
dollars.
The spindles reported building are man
ifestly short--for there are no returns from
Rhode Island. Pennsylvania, Delaware. Ma
ryland and Virginia--ihe machine shops Of
Rhode Island, only. are competent to the
supply of $4,000 annually, and there are
other large establishments in Pennsylvania,
&c - The operating spindes will be greatly
increased in the present year unless be
cause Of adverse advents; for many new and
large factories are preparing.
The quantity of cotton returned as consu.
med exceeds our previous calculations, be
ing II 757 SIG lbs. or a59 600 boles OF 500
lbs each. or 2l4.S32 bales of the average
weight of SCI $1,000 lbs as the committee
has. no doubt, correctly estimated them, by
actual purchases; for we are told that the
bales are better packed than they used TO be.
The committee has knowledge OF thirty
mills moi included in the returns, because
they had no accurate report from the States
in which they are located. and il is possible
that many more exist So it would seem
reasonable to believe that the amount OF cot
ton consumed in our own .fact9ries. last
year, was not less than eighty millions Of
pounds
The whole export of cotton was
In 1909 53.2I0,0001
1910 1854 600
1911 62,l86, 900 before the war
5000 100000
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22

pALLIATION "A man being uphraided
Gov contracting number oil debts cody Re
lied. that he did nothing OF the KIND; ~"
the contrary said he, have invariably done
every thing in my power to enlarge 'hem'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22
MANUFACTURES.
Froyn Niles IHeekfu Register

As Chairman Of the Permanent Commit
Tee of the New York Convention, the Editor
ef the Register has received copy of the
report OF the committee on the cotton manu-
features of the United States, and it shalt be
published, at full length, as soon as possible
1t Is a most faithful papcr-the result OF a
great expenditure OF lahor and time, and will
reflect lasting honor on the chairman and his
valuable colleagues and contributors OF in
formation. We shah give the results below
they will startle the opponents Of domestic
industry. andcheer the hearts Of the friends
oil system which yields 50 rich a harvest Of
prosperity Co countless thousands OF the free
laboring classes, and coniers such incaicula-
BILE benefits on the American nation Ii should
he observed, however, that thereiurns are
only from twelve states Maine, New Ham,
shire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Conrsc
ticut, Vermont New York New Jersey
pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and Vir-
ginla 1t is known that there are many es
ADJUSTMENTS in other States; but no returns
having been made of them, they are not at
all regarded m the aggregates: and these.
with respect 10 the states named. are, no
doubt, short of the real amounts.
ACCpEGATE pETIrQNG
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-22

DueIling. IN .Me1ieo. is converted TO a
most excellent moral account, as the busI
ness is not only an "sfiair Of honor" but
proft -er. or. for exa-ple;-a gentleman,
Who discharges his .aLtscisf heGrt-seereher
into The mortal body OF his friend incurs tbs
privilege Of paying all his debtsj thus hen a
mans spirit is released from earthly fo--'
,onment be has the satislastr"" 80
s.o., fsrsI :. 20 paid 10 the utter
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-17
AFFLICTED
(pRrCE REDUOEO.)

VSNHE extensive demand for ANDERSON'S
l. COUGH DROPS and PECTORAL
POWDERS 40 prepared by Js'nos Mcllsn n
Co. have enabled the proprie,ors tn reduce the
price very much To Druggist nnd also the retail
price To So cents for tho small, and rs ocnis fnr
the largo bottles. From an sxi ensive use snr Il
years past, they have, proved to bs ono cf the
most valuable remedies ever yet discovered Cor
the cnre of Coughs. Colds and other affections
ofthe breast andlungs loading IN Consunpiions
Thousands have Experienced the happy effects
ofthis Healing Boise,n, and many Of tho highest
rsspectabilty have volnnta rily given ceriHcntcs,
some ofwhich will accompany each fotils. that
will satisfy every nnprcjodcod mind that the
most extraordinary and unexpected cnres have
been peff;mmed by the use of this medicine vi
cases 81 long standing. in which other medicine
had producco no favprnble effects, and whero
ths most sklfnl Physicians hnd given thon up
rs hopeless II Is mt pretended that they are
an inisliibIe cure in all cases, but of such are
incurabie. there ara but few esses ~ Coughs or
even seated Consumptions, but may be relieved
by timely urc of this Healing Bs'sam. Each
large Battle contains about 70 doses. whsch
showS 'hsn To be an unusually cheap medicine
considering their virtues.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-17
NEW GOODS.

| w VI. JAUES TILLEY. fes just opened
w ih" following GOODS. ,nd w,I sell
ih-m cheap
30 . eccs ofbosdciorhs IAN assortment oi
eassimer's; nee AID cheap ssitlre,,s: duff Is
and tefseys flnoels aud baizes, scoicl
eiads esmblei dH.; cs,nbiels; bo,pbazns
figured bocsrge; carpetings and rugs me
nno cipihs, inesino circsssisns common do
twiileo bogbsze,,s plain do English gros
dc naps ~ 46 CTS The ward FIorence finn
50 10 SO rts u complcte assortment of cch
GOES fine twiled prints nice Iner.no and 9th
er shawls; superb fancy hkfs.; lincns and
cotton sbr'pgs; 2 g. 8 4 linen aud cotton da.
mask; superb lares; an assortment Of ribbons !:
oil cloth umbrellas u variety of silks.
] Keep every article called for in the MIL
LINERY line.
Also tapes. threads. pins. and needles
hnndkerchiefs as sold at The Grocery Stores,
Also jnst opened one case Of Leyhorns
and enc case Of straw bonneis for alrnos,
nothing. and five Thousand other articles loo
tedious to mention. all of which shall be sold
to the satisfaction Of every purchaser.
oct. 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-17
TIE T I'll.

hOCT. MOORE viii attend TO filing
u fling. d-ess,ng and various other cper
Ions on the TEETH, on Tuesdays. Thurs
I've. and Saturdays. between the hours al
"a II q. m. Mt h's office, No. SO Thames 1t
~ TEETH,
nll times exiracted in she mos, careful
lnner, npd instruments are provided for re
wing the rnots of such as are too much de-
ycd to admit of extracting in the ordinary
kds. and for cutting them level with the
y. when this operation is necessary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-17

FI VIE mnst valuable remedy s6scovesed fos
Cnnsasnptions, rolhmss rlspriry, Spit.
ing Of hload. Hopping Cough, caugh, ard
rul,n"naEy adsciions of every kind, The basic
~ this msdicine was = private recipe Of disiin.
gu'shed physician in one of he neichbouring
states; and was preserved By an Individual to
whom i gave the u."~t aston irhinR relief Amer
having been supposed % BE- beyond The roach OF
mrd'cine iron' nm sfaction ofths lungs he was
restored To health by the uss of the PsRstdbls
f,s'monavy Baisam. II might never have been
.''orrd 10 the public, hsd nos this gentleman
i"nnd that his own cure was not accidental,
IRON, The fact that In the nnnereus casss iu
winch no recommended II 20 others. II never
ia''ed To- give relief, II has beon improved from
the original recipa ina manner which, while Il
prescryrsn's pecui'sr properties. adopts Il more
msndsd, In all their stages. w e'e-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-17
Livery Stable
JOH IRISH.

Respectfully informs the inhabitants
aud visitors of Newport,
'TNHAT he remains at his old stand, mex
p West of the Public School House ir
|iill ST.. where they can be accommodated
yiih carriages Of every description at short
office. He vii. have nm hand at all times
rst rate chaisc and saddle horses.
Horses kept BY the day, week, or year
nd no cxertions will be spared to give sal
|faciion to those who may favor him with
beir custom.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-17
TEs rIMOyJEs.
cERTIFIcArE or LEosAns sroDDsKp

~ cERriFicArE OF LEosARp sroDDaKD.
! 40 me Public Having been seized in ths
w'n'er "f 1925 with the prevailing influenza, /
continued. for the space Of two years. 10 ID
troubled With bad cough, great difficulty OF
oreaihing occasional pain in the sids grca. De.
bi'',y, a,tcndod with bad digestion and the ex.
pectoration OF much thick matter I consulted
three distinguished ply sicians, and mads uso of
anderson's Cough Drops, the Indian Specific,
std other celebrated remedies without relief
About the hrst Of April last, 1 obiained a bottle
81 @ mo vEGEraBLE PULMONARY Bal.
and IN tho course Of three months my health
was as good as u bad boon for tho last ten years
LEONARD STODDaflDt
Rochester, ~ Y, Nco 81, 1927.
oERrfricATE OF FREDERicK :. wARsrR rso.
The subscriber ia induced, from public con
sidernt'ons, to recommend the YEGE7.7BLE
PULMONARY B7LSyqM, as a remedy of the
greatest efficacy IN diseases of the lungs ibeing
probably indebted to its use for the proscIvation
OF bis own life. In the fall and winter Of 1856,
was attacked with disease Of the lungs.
which threatened to be of the most serious
character II was attended with very trouble.
some cough, particularly In the evening and
night, with expressions and Inflammation of the
lungs, gradually followed by great cmacia,ion
and prostrstion ofsttsngth These symptoms
Tor about nine months in spite OF the
sHorts OF the most sk'lfui physicians to check
their progress. AZ this time ! fartunately met
with the Tesstatis Pulmonary Balsau, bv the
uso of which speedy and complete recovery |
was affected. My hoahh 10 now 40 good as ever
{ was. 80
FREDERICK s. WARNER.
.augrsta, Geo Sept 81, Io27. 4l7
In eminent phscian Of New. Hampshire writss
--"I am satisfied tho Vegetable Pulmonary Bal |
apfInv, atychidsd With the raising Or much
Hood. which h.d resisted every other prsscrip-
ion"
Tho wife Of a Clsrgymsn Of Boston, was
;onsidered past recovering from disease y.
he lungs, in tho spring Of 1928; whose restors. |
ion to health was ascribed. both BY her physi.
ian. and her husband, TO the use of the Yegesfl
'bis Pulmonary BaiSam.
Many other certificates, from sources Of the
rst responsibility, may bs examined on tho bill
The above medicine is for sale by mr..
lUFUS D. KINSLEY, at his house in
ireene street. Newport, Il. I. teoplyap22.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-17

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= quiteris pubIisksd 81 1{rS5s 81 Sse- 81 ~
q On in ihe city Of NsS. 4sri, an ~ ~
weskly, on 6ns pspss efthe lde1uol ~. ~ =,
lousies i 10 purely I)euo& (;1. - lAssie, ~
."c pf'scipies andueaRoo& &fths uo&u> 11nao -.
y, and advocating shs fe.slsesi oa. = co, ~.
sos % ne Prcsidsncy. IL columns IN o1iks
Morals, Literatufs. and the Fine Aria is Mcr.
as as however, 1t does not act upoo sbo cs,e1 ef
snsucs or Bgots,but % the contra ~ - -
,noss princi?les Of snoralisy aAA ruieioS -.
~ which are founded upon peace - no3 lin
10 az mankind-tbc fruit 1t whisk i< -
s.s sno e;;a;hsrly affection inaisea eS1< 3$i@a
esers Of Sunday Mails and Chusck ~ .0l&;e
Mcn, arc opposed on principle, spI &hoir hypes.
rlsy snd machinaiion fearlessly 4 err osoi.
=, ~ consequences of the other Daily pops<e -
Ncw. iofk, DETERMINING not to boasd vesesIe ga
receive their news on Sunday. tho publishes I q
Go0,.sI s ocS g Enquirer have iA'sly vsssed
men mens ehe support of whisi will add absut &C.
oew to thnir annual expenses. VesseIs fSsn.
europe viii be boarded Al sea, Iooe kef.ro,tkev
Iesoh tho harbor, and their news dIseen,inase1
i.nsongh me country with more thaa er5inssy
ospatcn' In 'nc"rSing this heavy iusssass Of
p.no s,pm ~ & INC rroprlescss look iss ssMunsv-
't tho 0td World, and IL they have pespsris
esnmased the popular feeling Il velasio. "a ~
matter, they will bc efficiently sestainoiI q ~,
'oursc thoy have adopcd Va
- does not become them Ia spssk ofshs uso.
ner ~ which their Editorial Department q con.
]. =, Ea;,y may % stated hcwsvsr, that Assis-
IRA, saiar'sss and Il the Com,nsroial. l'ol;tie-
y, t'erary, Foreign and Domestic News, were
'ot al least equal 10 any other Journal. Il would
.oa'cey nave acquired in the short period Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-17

At a To,on- Meeting holden at TIC STATE
House, June tn 1881.
VTOTED, That tho collector Of taxes be
n v snd he is hereby authorised to allow
ono half Of one per cen. per month. to oil
those who pay the foil amount ofthcir Taxes
previous to the ist of April, 1882, to com.
inence at the time the Tax shall be- assessed
and ready for payment, under the regulations
that have been, or may be passed at this
meeting; no allowance to be made in the
estimation Of intercs, for the odd dsys.--Al
So voted. Tha, the law, governing the coliec
iion Of Taxes be strictly enforced against oil
those who shall neglect the payment oftheir
taxes within the time specified.
a true copy ;--icifness suer
go b. b. ROWLAND, Tb,on Cik.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-17
For Sale.

THE well known farm on the
South end Of Prudence Isiaad.
|iiis I formerly owned by Daniel Chase
|XAlH containing about GOO acres, with
BRICK dwelling house, und out houses in good
|psir. and an invaluable privilege Of sea ma.
Ire. will be sold upon reasonable terms and
|cdn. The situation Of this farm in the cen.
) Of Nara gsnse,t Bay, and commanding an
|tensiye view of it's beautiful scenery, with
vicinity TO Newport, Bristol, and Provi
|nce, renders i; an object. Of purchase par
kularly worthy the attention ofthc Capitalist.
He premises can be viewed at any time upon
|plication to the tenant. and all other infor
C,ion obtained by applying a, the RI Union
Ink, Newport.