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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21

| Ata Court of Probate holden m Canaan, within
 and for the District of Sharon, o's the l5th day
 Of December, A. D. 1887:
 Present. Wns. M. BurraH, Esq. Judge. TTPON the petition of Jeremiah Weed. of O Sharon, in the County of Litchfield, showing to this Court, that he is the parent and natural guardian of Charles Bostwick Weed and Sarah Ann Weed, both of said Sharon, within said district, minors; that said minors are the owners of real estate sit uated in said Sharon, viz: fourteen acres of wood land lying on the mountain in the cas- terly part of said town ot Sharon, and is the same piece of land distributed to the said minors from the estate of Zachariah Bost- wick, late of said Sharon, deceased. and for a particular description reference is made to said distribution on the records of the afore- said Court of Probate, and is valued at about five hundred dollars: that it would conduce to the interest of said minors to have said land sold and the avails thereof disposed of or vested as the law directs, and praying for liberty to sell said property for the purposes aforesaid, as per petition on file.
 T. is ordered by this Court, That said Quar- dian give notice of said application. by caus- ing the same to be published in one of the newspapers printed in Litchfield, in the coun- ty of Litchfield, three weeks successively, at least six weeks before the hearing; and that said petition will be heard at the Probate or fee in said district on the 20th day of Febrn- ary next, at 10 o'clock A. M.
 Certified from Record,
 % WM. P. BURIAL, Clerk.
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Advertisement!
70 the AstAneotic and ConsnnaDt;y

70 the Astknsatic 0ad Consan,ptive TMNE prevalent and fatal of at,he diseases in. A GideMt to civilized society --ihe Consunsp,ion-.- may generally he traced aIe eas, alarming of isor. ders, slgM out neglected cold! By esmalion, it ap- pears that one ha"dred and thoasoad persons die annually ofihe Consumption. Mos, of ihese Clreallfol resul's may he attributed common Colds and neg igen' tre"ment of the hafrnssna Cough thu, genesa y enshes which is usually followed by ,ficul, breath. ing, pal" tn the side and a. last Ulcera,rd Langs- Volent and repeated As.hma,ic attacks also bring on Consnmp,isc symptoms. One or two dollars expend.- ed in tlre pnrchRse of
 Dr. Relfe's Asthmatic Pills, and little attention ihcir timely ,rati0n will usually ensure nigalion of these dsorders, and generally effect care. The Pills are nl.o Rn easy and eec,ua remedy for tue symptoms preceding and accompanying the Asthma aud Consumption. For colds. coughs, difficulty of breathing, ghiness and slrc,ures across the ches', wheezing, pain in ,lHl splitting Of blood. &c. Few cases occur this cless oi disorders, in which the purchaser Relics Pills will not finda rich return for their expenditure. Price-whole boxes, 30 Pills, 4lN do. l2 Pills, 50 cts.
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NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for tho District ot
 1 Litchfeld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the credit ors to the estate of SAMUEL SEYMOUR, late of Litchfield, in said district, deceased, within which to exhibit their claims against said estate to the subscriber, or to his Agent, at the late residence of said deceased in said Litchfeld, for settlement-at the expiration of which time all claims not presented, will be forever foreclosed and debarred recov- cry. CHARLES SEYMOUR, Erecutor.
 LitchfeLd, Dec. l9, 1887. 20
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

FEnAEN(G NO11CE.
 The next meeting of the Ltchfeld County Tem- perance Society will be held at Colebrook River the fourth Tuesday of this month. Exercises to mence at 10 o'clock A M, Public exercises l o. clock P. M.
 At the last meeting, held in Sharon, the following resolution was unanimously adopted:
 Resolved, That we as convention heartily approve of the establishment of Temperance House in the village of Pouehkeepse, and that we will give to it our patronage.
 The meeting was ably addressed by the Rev. Ben- iamin F. Vile, of Pleasant Valley, N. York, and the evils of Cider, Beer, and Wine drinking were faith fully exhibited to an audience highly interested and if arguments and iacts can convince men, all must have been convinced of the necessity of making great CT effort in saving from disgrace and ruin this commu ni,y so much given to the use of Cider and Wine.e Friends of Temperance will yon come up to tho work of saving the youth of this county' nso, be at ColebroOk River on the fourth Tuesday. Will the la' dies in Ltehfsld County give us their influence in this great and good eauss' Think of tho mothers. wives and daughters whoss hearts are this momons bleeding in agony over tho ruin and degradation of . noar friend think how much you can do, act and tho work will Do done'
 H. BALDWIN, sscFsiars WasAinNtOM, Dee. (, 1887. .-
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TO THH IADIEs!

WTHIrE and eound Teeth are both nn ornament w and blessing. The hess security for their ad~ vantage isio he found in the use of the
 British Antiseptic Dentifrice. This elegant Tooth Powder, with very little usey eradicaies the Scursy in the gums, and prevents the nccum"laomof Tarier, which not only blackens, bot looaens the Teeth and accelernies their decay. The Dpn;ifrce thus removes the prevailing clauses of of. fensve breath, preserves the heahneRs and 6ordness of he gums and renders the teeth beautifully white. Prize 50 cents.
 ted wrapper by tEe sole roprissor T. KiDpER, imme. mediafe successor to the ale Dr.. T. CoNwAy. For sale al his Counting Roam, over No. 99 Court Concert Ball. Boston, and also by his special ap. poiMiment, by
 Drs. Buel and Beckaith, Litchfeld; E. CosDlesy
 South Farms; J. c. Sterens, Canaan;
 Messrs. Loonsis, Bethlem.
 Deeeuber 0i at oe5wly20
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THIS wAX, if you please.

Ek14S W3AXp IT you p1eaSes
 A GOOD stock of heavy, low priced Broad
 A cloths and Coatings; also an assortment of fine Cloths of every desirable color; dark and light Winter Vestings; Silk Velvets of every quality and color; Velvet Ribbons; black and blue black Bombazines; Fr. and Eng. Mcrinos; few patterns of Challys- Cords and Tassels, Plaid Linings, Oil Cloth, and Oil Silks, and Domestic Goods generally, with almost every thing else in the Dry Goods line, and aU at your oaon prices, i you happen to ofer enough. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
 Litchfeld, Dec. 21. 20
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NOTICE

VIE Board of Relief for the town of Litch. A field will meet at the County House in said town, on Monday the 1st of January next. at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of hearing all appeals from the doings of the Assessors of said town on the List of 1887. The Assessors and Board of Relief of said town of Litchfeld, as Board for the abate- ment of polls of sick and disabled persons, will also meet at said time and place, for the purpose of making such abatements as the law directs.
 CHARLES JONES,
 JOSEPH BIRGE, JR. Board
 Eros SToDDARD, gf
 SAMUEL M. MERwIN, Rcli5:
 DAVID MISSIONER,
 ToMLINsoN WELLS, l X
 DAVID BENTON,
 HARVEY B1RGE, }S
 ELI CURTISs,
 ABEL H. CLEMoNs, 9 Litchfeld, Dec. 16, 1897. go
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AXE MIANTUEA AOTORY.

&AH&2 Mk&&N v & &&V&O&6&s TEVHE subscriber has recently commenced IL the manufacturing of AXES of various descriptions, at the place formerly known as Simmons' Forge, two miles southwest of Mill ton church, on the road leading from Litch- Joseph Seelye and Louren Smith to do the work U Most other kinds of Edge Tools will also be made to order.
 u Axe Heads left at S. P. Bolles' store, in Litchfeld, for laying and grinding, will be forwarded to the Factory and returned.
 ISAAC BALDWIN, JR. Litchfeld, Milton SO., Dec. IA, 1884,. 6t26
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TAKES S.

THE subscriber being duly appointed Col A lector of the Town, State, Ecclesiastical Society, and delinquent Highway Taxes in the town of Norfolk, hereby gives notice that he will attend to receiving them after the 1st of January and until the. 10th of February next, at the house of Luther Butler, near the Meeting House. All those who pay by the 10th January next will be charged no fees.
 Non-residents are particularly invited to notice this.
 EDWIN BUTLER, Collector.
 Norfolk, Dec. IS, 1887. *20
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N NOTECE.

NOTICE. A MEETING of the stockholders of the Litch- "A field and Plymouth Turnpike Company will be holden at the inn of Capt Simeon Smith, in South Farms, on Tuesday the 26th of Deer inst, at o'clock P M A punctual attend ance is particularly requested.
 In behalf of the stockholders.
 O. F. CRANE, Agent. LitchJ6eld, Dec. 20, 1887. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21

SAMUEL A ELLlOT. Esq. was re elected Mayor Of bOs'On on Monday week, by majority Of about 800 votes over all other candidates.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21

CjAsH FOR FLAX SEED. IH(FIE subscribers will pay CASH for Flax l Seed. BEEBE & OSBORN.
 LiteAasld, Nov. 9. 1887. %
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1R0AD0I OYxI@.

TyeT received, an additional supply. ma. eD king as good an assortment GS can Do
 Doc. ., ~~~sIsAAc LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21

SHAWLS. A VARIETY of Merino, Chally, Thibet, "A Plaid Wool, and other Shawls, at Dec. 21. I. LAWRENCE'S. 7ravelling Baskets, Worsted Tippets, Dec. 21. at I. LAWRENCE'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21

"TAe Ne,c Harener," we perceive by the last num- Der, has changed hands after an interegnum in its publication of three weeks. But why struggle to keep up such publication? Dun after dun occupies the
 first place in it's columns, until we should think it's ed. tors would believe it did no good-that its subscribers were incorrgible and determined not to pay. A pa. per that is constantly filled with dunning matter must inevitably sooner or later go down, and the ear- CT it brings its mind to submit to it the better.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21

make for advertisements received late hour. It will be published next week, as also "O." =
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21

Ss;R Loser-A gentleman from Gtanbridee, l.: C., s.vs ,hat it a currently reported and believed there by the Rovalists-that the Radicals have defeated the British at the Lake Of Two Mountains, and killed S00 and takeu 400 prisoners. We give the story we qet it. and can only say think some such affair has doubiIess taken place.
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ITEMS,

4 IYhaIsr. The whaie ship Com Prehle.
of Lynn. was spoken on the 5th of Feb
ruary, with two thousand barrels of oil, o.
though she had been hl, FIVE months out
The whales lre nf opinion tha. the people
of Lynn, if they have any pity in their soals
had better stick to their lapstones.
Bost. Times.
The Cdp'rsr Of Santa Anna.-Capt.
James S. Sylvester, IA printer the captur-
er of Santa Anna, is about leaving Louis
vile, Ky. with a company of volunteers for
Texas.
The night and morning boats of the New
York, Albany and Troy Steamboat Line
have reduced their fare to two dollars be-
tween New York and Albany.
Sik.-The State ofDelaware has incor-
porated company for the purpose of ma
king silk. The farm is near Wilmington.
$4,000 two years old Mulberry trees are
TO be planted Immediately.
A bill to regulate the distribution of bank
stock and to provide for its sale by auction,
has passed both branches Of the Leg islature
of New York.
AgtM Rerenge.-Two boys taught out
a quarrel the other day, and the bigger
proved the best man. Darn We, said one,
when he found he was used up, Darn We.
If cant lick you, will make mouths to
your sister.
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At Pawcatuck, r. l. on the 2lst ult. Mrs. Lucy
Hammond widow Of Mr.. William Hammond, for
T.erly ofthis town. aged 50 years
At Little-Compion on the 23d ult. Mr.. Isaac
Brownell, in the SD year Of his age.
AT Fall River on Saturday the 22d ult., Miss
Lydia Smith, daughter Of the late Mr., Samuel II
Pollock, of South Kingston, R. l., in the 10Th year
of her age.
At Hemstead, L. l., on Friday morning Tin the
10Th year of her age, Deborah, relict of the late
John Onderdonk, NJ. D., and mother of the Right
Rev. Bishop OndeIdonk
AT ST. Marys. (St. Johns ~ B. on the 3lst OF
March, Mrs. Ann Gill, aged 81 years, a native OF
this town.
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NOTICE.-To OCR SUBSCRIBERS. The
terms upon which we publish this paper
are, S2, year ia adoanee, or S2,25 II not
IN adronee. Strictly speaking, all who
have not paid their subscriptions are sub
ject to the additional charge of % cent..
we would call the attention Of our Subscri-
bers to this, aud at the safae time state,
that we will consider as in advance, all sub
scrip,iops paid before the expiration OF the
next month, after which, in justice to those
who have paid, and to whom we return our
thanks, we shall exact the additional charge
Callahan e. Tilley
Newport, April 26. lS37
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PARK HOUSE.
-Nrlpp ort, lsbo0 =TslanO.

FnNHE undersigned, now having his establish
u ment, in Newport, opposite the State House,
and adjoining the Parade and Mall in complete or
der, for the reception of company begS leave re-
Spectfullyto 10 inform his friends and the public at
large, that he shall at all times be ready To enter
tain them in first rate style; whether as transient
or steady boarders. His house is well furnished
and well attended, and always supplied with the
choiSest viands, cooked in the most approved style
Attached to the House is an extensive LIVERY
STABLE, at which any number of horses, can al
all times be well accommodated, and faithfully
kept he constantly keeps CARRIAGES of every
description, for the accommodation of those who
patroniSe his house, and others who may please tC
call AN ample supply of FIRST RATEHORs
ES careful, prudent and attentive drivers ant
is determined that no expsnee or exertionS on hi
part shall be wanting to make the house one of th'
most desirable in eccry respect TO The visitors Of New
port, that the place affords. His WINES ant
LiOUoRS, having been carefully selected, upor
trial. will speak for themseveS.--Hc therefore, re
spectfuly solicitS continuance Of the public pat
Nronage, and need not say that his old friends and
customers will always find him at home
! NEWPORT, April !, 1887.
NlCNOE EyASS RID
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REMOVED! sSEMOVED!!
JAMES ID. SEABURY
MERCHANT TAILOR.

No. l33 - TnAMrs-S STREET,
respectfully announces toMc public that he
AS iemo,e ed ffom tho Store recently occu
III pied by him, to the new store. next door north
OF lhe oihce OF the Newport Mercury, where he Of.
iers ior sale fashionable assortment of Broadclo,hs
oass'heres' Sst''nets, and ves,ngs, aud all other
goous usually kept by Merchant Tailors-wherc
The shortest netce, aud warranted to fl.
W i'q,licnlar attention paid 10 cn,ting.
w ). ID. :. hopes by strict attention 10 his bns
ness Ia meet the wishes of his customers and to mer
The patronage of his ielow-citizens, which he very
respectfully solicits
Marchs
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SCHOOL.

BRIGS would inform his friends aud The
a. public that his SCHOOL will lie open for
the reception off few more pupils, on Monday,
May eth, in the Moraviau Chapel.-Miss A. l Bos-
WORTH is engaged as an Assistant for the females.
She is highly recommended as an experienced and
competent teacher.
Instruction will be given in those brano hes of uso-
full and ornamental Learning, commonly taught IN
High Schools and Academies, including Latin,
French, Drawing, &c
TERMs-from "a to So per Quarter, of 10 weeks.
May 3, If
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WIN. GOFF'S,

WIN. GOFFfS,
BiLLIARD-ROOM-B BOWLING ALLEY,
AND RGFECTORY,
No, 45, TH,mEs-srRCET.
Il Jep rods South of the Custom House,
and directly opposite the Perry Cotton
Factory.
4 THE above establishment may be found ood
IA assortment Of SHOOTING TACKLE
also fowlng pieces, in price from s. to Si5 each
Guns and Equipments for shooting to let by the day
Ready made Clothing constantly on hand-also
clothing of every description furnished to order,
cheap for cash.
N B.-Thc BOWLING ALLEY, which is
no " completed, is open for the reception o.! compa-
ny. Neither pains nor expense has been spared
TO construct firm and true board AMI first rate
set OF balls are just received from New York.
Gentlemen who are partial to this amusement
are invited to call,
" The establishment viii be closed every even
ing at seasonable hours.
gentle PONEY olet. kind under the saddle
or in harness. The subscriber would prefer letting
him TO family during l9e summer months.
For sale second hand billiard TABLE
Cues, &c.
Newport, May 3, 1887.
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WM. B. & =. =. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAILORs,

gEsPECrSULLS inform their friends, ard
u The public generally. that they have received
rom Boston, A FULL. AND FASHIONABLE
AssoRfmENT OF Pi!ot'Cloths, Lion skins, No
Satilnes, aud Nesiings, which they will, mike nm 40
order, in the best manuer r y
ALSO, Hosiery Gloves, SsseendsYs. IIdkls..
Conioriers Cravais Stocks, Bosoms, Collars and
every other article usually fonnd insnch an establish
meni, nj prices which cannot fail 10 suit those who
ieeldisposed 10 patronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
conpe'e assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale as
cheap as eanbe bonght at any other store in hesate
Nov, OH. &C.
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TIE FARM of the Subscriber, lying about half "a
mile north of the great manufacturing village OF Fall
River, with Dwelling House thereon, built in
handsome modern style, aud completely painted IN
side aud out with three coats of best paint; new
Barn covered with best quality groove and tongue
boards painted white, and an excellent well oGwater
This Farm is bounded West on the mail road to Bo-
ton within few rods Of the norih wharf IN Fall Itiv
er where il is about 40 rods wide aud extends East
nearly same width, ever half mile, 10 the new Bos
ton road. II is divided into fifteen lots with goot
stoue wall, one mile and half of which has beef
built by the subscriber within three years. Twenty
neacres Of medow have been sosD down. one, two
aud three years, on which have been put $50 lond'
If manure $50 bushels Of ashes, and OF each acre
from, 30 TO 60 barrels Of fish the middle Of the
farm Is a small pond, on watering place. never dry
ten acres of ycellent pasture land ~ two lots at the
west end of the farn, with never is'ng sprng wa
tering nIace thereon two large gardens near The
house. IN first rate order. 'he "no'e 'a'n' j. "'ea'
OF any incuubrancc whatever go,
ALSO FOR SALE, one excellent Iot OF Wood
Land within ten rods of the cast end OF ths Ia'i
called the Church Wood Land, containing eign'
acres with a fine growth OF wood on H.
ALSO. one other Lot of Wood Land, called me
Par Bowen lot, on the east side oil Inc norm pobd
handed Fast on the Old Propreiors road West on
tho pbilin s,yamp road: Norih on land Of Abraham
Rowan Esn. South on land OF /ebulun Cannada,
and il i'm length between said roads, one mile aid
half and eight rods crossing the WILSON road TO New
Bedford. These Wood Lots are free OF Gower or
any other incumbunce whatever; good title aud
warraniee deeds will be given.
Terms. Cash on the delivery Of the deeds or ap-
nroyed notes. attimes and amouuis TO suit purcha-
sers, or bonds and mortgage, on interest at D per
cent payable half yearly. For further information
apply to JANIS 5IEpEsS, newport
Col. JOSEPH T.. READ, " r,u River.
ABRAHAM BROWN, Esq.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.


1Iss CHAMPLIN proposes to open School
lVA for Young Ladies in Mill-Slrect next door 70
the Unitarian Churca the second Monday in May.
The branches taught will History, Natural Nor
al and Intellectual Philosophy, Chemistry, Geome.
try, Algebra and French.
The year will be divided into three Terms ia
first commencing on the second Monday in May
will continue sixteen weeks-the second, commen.
cling on the third Moneny in September, and the
third on the second Monday in January, will contn
ne fourteen weeks each
The bills are TO b. paid one week before the close
of each term-No deduction will be made from the
regular tuition exccp, in case ofprotraced sickness
No scholar will be admitted unless the teacher
shall approve of her attainments.
Those who may wish for further information are
rcierredto Rev. A. III. DuMoNT,
REv. J. WEsr,
EDwAD w. L,wroN,
WILLIAM GUILD.
Newport March 22d, 1897.
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AUCTIONS.
ADifINTS 7'EITOR'S SALE.

x DRAu ANT 70 permission obtained of the
n Hon. Courl Of Probate OF the town of New
port there will be sold of Public Auction on the
premises, on FRIDAY the 5th day Of May next.
of Probate,
All The nght tile, and interest, which Sarah Dill
lgnan'' r,do'o late Of Newport, deceased, had At
WIN large Dwelling House thereon standing. stu
a'ed n SAID town of Newport, and bounded Wester-
" ON Ihamessireet Norihery partly ON Codding-
ton street, aud partly ON land Of Stephen Goddard;
Eas'erly par!ly ON SAID Goddard Land, and partly on
sheet; and Southerly partly on land of Cant. VIM.
Norris. The conditions will be made known at the
tune and place Of sale.
JONATHAN II. ALMY, Ad.,'r.
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THIS DAY, RIAF 3rd,
10000 Dollars for S5.
MARYLAND STATE LorRY. Class @
capital $4,000. Tickets 81.
Thursday, May ith
DELAWARE STATE, ChSs Is, IL,
Capital $1,000 Tickets 81,
Friday, 5th
LlrERATURE, Class Is
Capital So, 900, Tiske,s 50
Saturday, 9th.
VIRGINIA, We,lesburg, Glass 3.
cap $50, 900 Tickets $40
Au orders enclosing Cash. or Prize Tickets. will
ed TO "',, "' W. Sml a,ese ~
1874 Thames.St
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oRT, April !, 1877.
NICHOLS f.ASSARD.
FOR SALE,

n THAT valuable Dwelling House and
AieG1A Lot of Land, belonging TO the subscri-
lsSsM&o Der, pleasantly situated at the junction
!ull8 of Spnng and Pelham Street near the
centre ofthe town Of Newport, on the
first corner East Of Townsends Hotel This estate
is in complete repair,-has been painted throughout
within few months. The Title undisputed, will
be conveyed free of any incumbrance. and posses
sion given on the 10Th Of April 1887 One third par,
of the purchase money TO remain on mortgage, at
per cent interest payable half yearly 10 the grantor,
during his life or, till the death of his wife, which
may first happen; the other Two thirds Of the pur-
chase money To be paid in Cash, Bank Stock, np.
proved paper, interest, payable at times TO suit
the purchaser, at any Bank in Newport for further
information apply to
Newport, Apiii5. JAMES STEVENS.
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ALSO FOR SALE,
and immediate possession eiren,
- THE spacions Dwelling House, No
hM14A 2l3, Thames Slrcei, Newport. bound
Hill ed north on Sanford Street ~ feet
IllIl sor,h OH land Of Philip Stevens - feet
inches, cast on another lot of Jane.
Stevens 80 feet 9inches and west On Thames street
50 feet 6 inches, more or less, wholly covered Oh
Thames street by the house This estate s free aud
clear olul incumbrance and will be sold for Cash
approved notes on interest; apply to
JAMES STEVENS.