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The first symptoms ollhat distressing complaint
-Dyspeptic Consumpiion--are a arrangement
of the stomach, Indigestion, general debility
depression of spirits, sense OF funesS about
the lower part of the stomach, and pain IN the
side. To these succeed dry, tickling cough,
poor appetite, wasting ofthe whole system,
and finally Death-unlesS the disease is checked
by the use ofsome excellent onic and restorative,
like Dr. Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry
Biters-which has cured this distressing com
plant and will cure il again. II is mild and safe,
but certain and effective in its operations and
cannot possibly injure the most delicate constu.
tion. We earnestly recommend those afflicted
with any of the above distressing symptoms to
give it a trial-a trial we are positively certain
they will never have the least occasion to regret.
A mild, but efficient medicine, used in the first
instance, may save years of suffering, if not the
life of the unfortunate invalid.
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nst, Mary G., daughter of John Alger, aged

inst, Mary G., daughter of John Alger, aged
z years.
In this town, on Thursday morning last,
Mrs. Lydia Whitfield, wife of Mr. Charles
Whitfield, in the 9th year of her age.
In this town, on the 9th inst, Mary Carr,
in the SD year of her age.
At Wexford, on the Ilth, Capt. Oliver
Sphinx, an officer of the Revolution, in the 92d
year of his age.
At Goshen, (Ohio,) on the 22d of August,
Mrs Marcy Clarke, widow of the late Weston
Clarke, of Middetown, II. |. aged 81 years
At Kingston, r. ]. on Sunday, the 9Th inst,
Robert Lewis, Jr., son of Capt. Robert Lewis,
of New York, aged ~ years.
In Bristol, on the 10th inst, after short
illness, Mr. Henry, son of MIR. Samuel Martin,
in the 25th year of his age. On the llth Mrs
Mary Bowen, widow of the late Mr.. Martin
Bowen, of Rehoboth, aged 76 years.
In Warren, Goth ult, Capt Samuel Mason,
in the Goth year of his age.
Lost overheard from bark Persia, Aug Sd
1543, Daniel Brightman, of Little Compton,
r.. |. aged 80.
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0J' The following is selected out Of a vast
amount Of testimony. showing the great value
of Hunts Liniment in cases of Rheumatism.
To George f. Stanton. ESq-Sir-llaving
been afflicted with the Rheumatism for upwards
of five years in my ances and feet and at times
so painful that | could not walk, and had to
be assisted to dress and undresS myself; and
having been under the care of four or five diff
ferent physicians, and having tried almost every
remedy could hear Of, but not to much effect,
| had given up all hopes of ever being cured,
until ! heari of Hunts Lniment; tried one
bottle OF it, and found immediate relief That
is about four months ago, and in that time have
used about one dollars worth and now feel
almost as well as ever did. My family as well
as myself, can testify to its value and would
advise all who are afflicted with pains and aches,
to use Hunts Liniment. Yours,
HENRY l.. BUCKlIOUT.
Sing.Sing, Sept. 5, 1914.
Newport, r. J. TAYLOR-Portsmouth.- -
JOHN TALLMAN,-Fall River--CUSH-
MAN ~ WOOD, and by druggists gener
ally throughout the State.
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Assignee,s Sale.

or Real Estate, on Saturday, .Nop. 81, 1910,
a, ~ O'Clock H. NJ, eiH be sold al public
auction, In front Of &. J. Bhrrn's Shop, on
Greene strta,by order of W'iiiam Bro pn'H,
assignee.
A LII the right, title and interest which Chris
N topher j Bliven had on the 9h day of Oc-
tober is46, IN and to a Iot OF land situate on
Prospeclhll street; n lot of land with dwelling
house and other buildings thereon standing,
situate on Spring street, occupied by Samuel
Gladding; q lot of land with dwelling house
thereon standing situate on East street; Two lots
of land situate on Fast street. Also, immediate
ly after, on the premises, a lot of land with Il
dwelling house thereon Standing, called the
Muniord Estate situate on Eleven street inn
medialeiy aner, at the Spring street Church,
Pew No So in said Church Also, immediate
ly aller. at The Methodist Episcopal Church.
Pew No -, in said Church.
CONDITIONS at sale.
JEREMIAH GUODSPEED. Anci'f.
Nov. II 1916.
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EFFEcrs OF THE TARIFr,-Wa regret TO
learn that heavy failure has taken place in
Norwich, Conn, ofa gentleman concerned
in the manufacture of sattinetts,a description
Of goods which has been more affected by
the Tariff than perhaps any other. The
failure is more to be regretted, as the indi.
vidual has been one of the most honorable,
enterprising, and public spirited men in New
England.-[N. Y. Express
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A CARD.

Charles Devens returns his sincere thanks
TO the Firemen and citizens of Newport, for
their prompt ami successful Efforts in saving
his property and books from destruction, by
the fire on the evening Of the 10th
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Rev. HENRY GILEs.-lt affords us plea
sure TO announce the return to New York, Of
this distinguished lecturer. lie was emf
nently successful in making the tour of the
Union, and we are informed that he is about
to deliver a course of entirely new lectures,
IN this city, on The "Afections," and kin
dred themes.-[N. Y. Express.
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nj T. MORANDA.

At Rio Janeiro, Sept. 3Oth, schr. Hannah,
g masts) Woodman, for sale
Adv. at New Orleans, Sd inst, Brig Algon-
quin, Mayberry, for Key West, greater part of
cargo engaged.
Sip. Leader, Riley, of and from this port, Fl
Kingston, ia. put into Nassau, Mp. 9th ult
in distress, having been dismasted in hurri
cane on the 18th.
At St. Domingo city ,2lth ult., Brig Florence
Wade, disg.
At Kingston, ia. Goth ult, sch Thames, Bar.
kcr, fin this port, fir New Orleans, 23d.
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Ma. CLAY, it is stated, was at Frank fort,
KY, on the lst instant, where he had been
for several days, trying an important will
case from Louisville, and his closing speech
was pronounced by all who heard it as one
Of the best efforts of his life.
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UiH be sold al Public AUCTION. THIS EYE
MING, al early candle ighi. and continue
each eprning tbs wtek, at J. Goodspeed's.
No. I40. Thames street.
niiE stock of Boots and Shoes saved from the
i late fire of Isaac Bowens Shoe Store The
most of which j. not damaged at all
A. B. The above Stock will be sold at pri-
va,e sale during the day, and auction each eve.
ming. Sales positive, ms the goods must, and
will be sold without reserve.
Nov 10. J. GOODSPEED, Aucl'r.
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BACK AGAIN :!
T.. Mun1ford Seabury,
No. no, ThaInes-st.

las the pleasure to announce To his numer-
III Gus friends and customers, that he has re.
turned to his Store at the corner of Thames and
Church streets, (Which has recently been i'm.
proved by an entire new front) and where he
intends TO be constantly supplied with MEMS,
WOMEN'S and CHIIDREN'S SHOES,
OF every description. Also Rubbers, &c. &c.
Please call and examine for yourselves
There is no need Of going bare-fooled when
shoes are so cheap. nov. 10.
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NJ A r r | A G L S.

In this town, on Monday evening last, by
the Rev Thomas Leavcr, Mr.. Salma NJ. Sp'nk,
OF Fall River, TO Miss Francis NJ, daughter of
John Brown, Esq, of this town.
In Providence, on Monday evening 9th inst,
MIR. John Read, 10 Miss Sarah Jane, second
daughter OF MIR. George Sherman, all of this
town.
In 1lverton, on the I'd inst, by Rev. Mr..
Reed, Mr.. VIM. Gray, Jr. to Miss = Wood.
man.
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. SHIP NEWS. sA
PORT OF NEWPO RT.
A Il RIV ED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Nov. H.
Schrs Peru, Crosby Hartford, Boston; Cham.
pion, Hatch, Prov, New York. Sips Jane,
Hall, Pawcatuck, Prov; Sarah Hawthorn
Smith, Kingston, Prov
SUNDAY, Nov. Is.
Schrs Elzn Leland, Pembleton, Prov, Ban
gor New England, Pembleton, do, do Ilud-
son, Warren, do, do Mary, Gray, Fall.Rver,
Camden; Veto, Parks, Prov, Searsport.
A MONDAY, Nov. 16.
Schrs Roanoke, Webb, Port CabeIle, Boston;
Kalso, Wade, Calias, New York. Sloops Cru
sade, Winslow, New York, Warren Thomas
w. Thorne, Hatch, do, Fall River.
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CHEAP GOODS.

NAII(OEs 20 yards for n dollar yard wide
" Brown SheelngS, u cents yard Bleach
ed Coitons, very cheap also MouSSeline de
Lainc and many styles cheap dress goods at
Nov 3 WM. e. COZIENS n CO.'S.
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Slscrilf's Snlc.

NEWPORT, SC.
By,viriue of an Execution issued out Of The
Clerks Once of the supreme Courl for The
County of Newport, August perm, A. u.
1916, in favor of Charles ~. Russell, of The
City and State of New York, Merchant, aud
To me directed and delivered, ! will sell at
Public Auction on the premises tn the highest
bidder on SATURDAY, the l2lh day OF De
cembcr, 1916, at eleven o'clock A. NJ. to salts
fy said Execution
A LII he right, title and interest that Davt
N p. Hall, of said New York, Merchant, had
when attachment was made on the original writ
on the oh day o: May, lSl5, nj 9oclock A, NJ 4,
in and to a certain tract of land with dwelling
house and other buildings thereon, situate IN
Newport, in said county, and bounded as fol.
lows, VIZ '-Nouherly partly ON land of Julia NJ
EnSton, and partly by a drli way-taSierly by
the Ocean 90 Soulherly by land Of William t..
Lawrence, and Westerly by land OF Charles H.
Russell, and containing about ify acres, more
or cSS-sard tract being known by the name Of
the .'ArmStrong Farm"
Nov 49, WM. IL. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
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AsSigncc's Notice.

Assigncc's Notice.
NHOMAS STACY, JR., of the town and
i county Of Newport, Conlectioner, having
made an Assignment OF all his property and ei-
Iects, for the benefit of his creditors, to the
undersigned; he requests all persons who are
indebted to said Stacy, to make immediate pay
ment and those having demands, to present
the same to WILLIAM II. CRANSTON, who
is my only authorized Attorney to settle all the
business of said estate, and to take charge OF the
store lately occupied by said Stacy.
Nov. ~. SETH BATEMAN, Assignee.
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Notice.

Rev. TIC: Jameson, of Providence, will
preach on Sunday, Nov. 22d, all day and eve
ming, at the North Baptist Clutch.
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State Of Rhode Island and Providence Pianta-
ttOns.
NEWPORT, sc.
CLERKS OFFICE, Court of Common Pleas, }
November 4, ls46. !
WHEREAS James Smith, of Tiverton, in said
w County of Newport, builder, hath filed his
Petition in this office against James Gratrix,
now of said TivertoD. representing that said
Smith contracted to and erected a certain dwell
ling house for said James Gratrix tha I he fur.
IniShed The materials used in the erection of said
house, as well as The work and labor expended
thereon that said house is situated in said Tiv-
erton on a lot of land belonging to said Gratrix,
and is bounded as follows, viz: Northerly, on
land thrown out by Oliver Chase for q street
EaSerly on lands of Robert Lawlon, Soulherly
on lands of Isaac | Wilcox, and Westerly on
lands of the aforenamed Oliver Chase; con-
tanning forty rods, more or less, with said dwell
| ling house, so erected thereon, and said pei-
toner represents that according TO the laws OF
this State he has acquired lien upon said
Dwelling house with the lot OF land upon which
the same is standing for the sum of Three hun
ldred and thirty two dollars and thirteen cents,
now due SAID Petitioner for materials and labor
furnished in the erection of said Dwelling
house, as aforesaid that within three calendar
mcnths after the completion of said dwelling
house and the furnishing of said materials and
labor, he filed an account Of his labor and mate
rialS therefor with the Town Clerk OF the town
of Tiverton, and gave notice in writing on his
said account that he claimed a lien upon said
described dwelling house and lot of land -
Wherefore he prayS that the Court may issue
an order for The sale of the land aforesaid and
that the proceeds thereof may be applied to the
discharge OF his aforesaid demand with interest
thereon. and the costs of this petition, according
to the Statute in such case made and provided
Notice is therefore hereby given to the credi-
toTs of the said James Gratrix, Gfany,) having
cy of said Petition that they may appear before
said Court and make out their claims in conior-
nifty I. said act
DANIEL c. DENllAM, Clcrk
| Nov. 5--3w.
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Nrw advertisements.
No. LOG, Thames-st.
Directly opposite the Merchants and Traders
Banks.
BENZ. II. TISDALE.

HAVING completed the alteration and i'm
III pr0vement of the above store, is now pre-
pared to receive again The calls Of hi, custom.
ers and the public, where he offers for sale
upon the most reasonable terms large and
valuable assortment OF the following Gonds viz:
Gold and Silver, Lever, LEpine aud Verge
Watches (; Fine Gold, Gilt and Plated Jewelry;
Silver, German Silver, Plated and Britannia
Wares; SpectacleS of Gold and Silver Fine
Pocket and Table Cutlery Fancy Soaps, Per-
fumery, Brushes, Combs, and rich Fancy Goods.
Mahogany framed Looking Glasses of all
sizes Steel Fire Sets Japannd Tea, Wine
and Bread Trays; Steel Bag and Purse Clasps
Purse trimmings, Steel, Silver and Gilt Beads !;
Drilrd eyed Netting, Knitting and Crochet
Needles.
Having received the Agency of an extensive
manufacturing establishment, he is enabled to
execute at wholesale or retail, all orders for
30 hour Day, Gallery, Alarm, o. C Pillar
and Gothic Clocks, at prices lower than they
have heretofore been ohered--All Clocks war
ranted.
Watches of every description repaired as
usual, and particular attention paid to JOB
WORK of all kinds.
SILVER SPOONS, Forks, &c, of the latest
patterns WARRANTED Sterling Silver. N 10.
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Great Bargains.

NIIE Stock in trade, at the store lately occu-
l pied by Thomas Stacy Jr, consisting OF
Confectionery, Preserves, Toys, Cigars, &c.
will be offered for sale, At COST, for few
days, They will all be sold very low, and
some excellent bargains may be secured, by
early application, w. IT, CRANSTON,
Attorney for S. Batcman, Assignee.
Nov. l9-2W,
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Artificial Flowers, Ribbons in great variety oi
style aud color, Bonnet Frames, Crowns, Cane
aud every article called for ~ n Millinery
Establishment
Mrs :. will be happy to receive the calls OF
her friends and customers, as usual
Oct %.
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For Sale Cheap,

A LARGE and choice variety of Candies,
IN just manufactured, together with a quant-
ty plain and fruit Cake, Pies, &c, at the store
recently occupied by 4. Stacy, Jr
w. ii. CRANSTON,
Attorney for S. Baleman, Assignee.
Nov. TO-
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NOTICE.

uF The present limits are inadequate to ac-
commodate my numerous retinue of customers.
On lst Of February next, shall commence to
erect a "Stupcndous Warehouse," sufficiently
large TO accommodate my friends aud numer-
ous customers. "Largc as the present House
is, it is not sufficiently large "Spncious, it is
not sufficiently spacious )" "BriHiant in ap.
poarance, it is not sufficiently brilliant" This
Gigantic House, the Cory Of Boston, is to
come do,on, and Larger, more Spacious, and
brilliant Establishment is to take its place.
These names have been applied to my estab-
lishment by those that are acquainted with the
real character of Oak Hall Such as "a sape.
rior MART" "a princsiy rarehousc,' "a Tast
Trading Area," ga Matchiess Establishment"
"a Theatre of unbounded Tradc," ga Stnpend-
Gus Scheme" San Extensire Market,' ga Tri-
umphant Achierement," ia sphere Of Ertraor-
dinary Operations, "an Undpprodchabie Won
der" Such names probably will apply to my
now constructurc when completed. | might
rs we'll undertake TO con6ne tho vast ocean in
the limits of our Pond on Boston Common, as
to carry on my large trade within the walls Of
these present limits. The public are aware
that my triumphant statements arc not over
rated. The trade at my extensive Ware-rooms
mny be compared to large Monster, whose
bulk and mighty stature have become so great
that II requires larger sphere for its present
movements. This Warehouse, erected in
!S42, has stood nnrivaled in the metropolis
for extent and magnitude, and yet il is far, far
from being equal to the extent Of my heavy
trading operations. So liberal a patronage
must have a larger house for the unfettered
movements Of its enormous form. An estab-
iishmcnt far surprising tho present one, is alb.
solutely necessary, and one is shortly to be
erected, that will surprise and delight all in.
al in, al
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
,ftsre- b The steamer "PERRY,"
s&gsHHfIii%E Captain WooLsEY, will leave
msrsssss-zsszassz( (Sayer'S Wharf,) Newport, for
Fall River at 4 before p. NJ. connecting at f.
River with the Cars for Taunton, Boston and
New Bedford. Returning will leave Fall River
for Newport at l0i A. NJ or on arrival OF the
Cars from the above named places, touching at
Bristol Ferry, bristol side,) every trip, going
and returning until further notice.
FARES.
From Newport to Boston, each way, $3.50
Bristol Ferry to do " ], so
+. River TO Newport" " 80
From Bristol Ferry to Newpt each way so
New Bedford to do. 100
Taunton to do. 100
Tickets may be obtained AT X. B. kI.NS-
LETS Express Office, No. z, State Street,
Boston; at the DEPOT Of the New Bedford
and Fall River Rail Road and on board the
Steamer PERRY
Passengers Baggage 60 through TO New
port by crates in churge Of Baggage Master
nov. 49, 1916.
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Genuine Bears Oil,

,~>>S,, svo Genuine Bears Oil,
sN./r~refy. highly scented. The best arll-
49, xnoEy. Gle for the growth of the haIr,
s%3STA A good head of hair needs at
-<3 E--ks-SS. tentoa TO preserve itS luSiro
and luxuriancc. II II commences dropping ont,
there is nothing will SoSoon prevent this calam,-
~ as the Bears OH prepared from pnre Bear S
GreeSe II enters the pores OF the skin and
moi<tenS the roots, aud seems to I've the natural
remedy for preserving II in It's original strength
and beauty.
Prepared and sold by HENRY JOHNSON,
Druggist, s73 Broadway, IN the Granite Build
ing corner OF Chambers street. Price % cents
large, - cents for small.
Sold in Newport by r II. HAZARD,
Oct. 2g--Bm. near the Court House.
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The Boston Almanac for 1S47,
BY S, N. DICKINSON,

WILL be published at an early day in De
w ccmber The Directory to the Business
People of Boston, will be thoroughly prepared,
and inserted at greater length than usual, As
the business OF the city increases, tins depart
ment of our Almanac grows with II. In the
number now coming out there will be series
of DIAGRAMS representing the various RAIL
ROADS divcrging from Boston, with hiSiorI'
cal sketches of each. These diagrams or maps
have been prepared at some considerable ex-
pense, and will, together with the business Di'
rectory, form the principal features to the Al
manac for 1917. The usual quantity of MiSccl.
lancouS Matter will I've found in its pages. The
covers will be Illuminated with some choice
specimens of Printing, and the fine large Map
of Boston, will be bound up IN the volume.
Orders may be sent To Mr. u. u. MUSSEl
~, Cornhll, aud To Mr.. THOMAS GROOM,
~ State street ar lothe Proprietor, ;. ~ DICK
NsoN, - Wa>llnglon street.
Oct 2gh, lSi6-9w.
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Ncm advertisements.

NLANNEI.S, DomesticS, Prints, Wrot Cur
l. tain Muslins, &c. We cheerully invite
our friends and customers to call and examine
our goods and prices. MOREY d SWIFT.
Nov 10 I51 ThameS-St
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Hnrtiolls.
NOTICE.

via BE- sold nj Public AUCTION, THIS D.7Y
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, on the premises.
NIIE Ice House lately occupied by Thomas
i Stacy, Jr situated on land Of the heirs Of
Robert Johnston, decd; also small Rarn, in
Frank street, adjoining the Ice House formerly
occupied by said Stacy The sale will be posi-
tive conditions al the time.
VIII CRANSTON,
Attorney for s. Baieman, Assignee.
Nov. 10, lr46.
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LOST,

A Ladies HEAD ORNAMENT upon n steel
spring with some stones OF value attached To
il; tho finder, by leaving it at Mr. G"rrs
boarding house, WiIliam-st will hc paid " re-
ward of 500 Oct. ~
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To Let,

IA To Let,
'sstlN V,flE chambers of the House recently
AlIe. occupied by Mrs. Daniel Vernon,
consisting OF tive roumS. Possession given i'm
mcdi,tcIy. hrslyto "
NSr. k.-iL y, BI0ad street,
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q. w. SIMMONS,

Ohk iIaIl, Doston,
r. s Being obliged To make these stupend.
dous alterations, tho Large, Fresh Stock of
Fashionable Ready-made Clolhing, Piece
Goods, adapted to this present Fall aud com
ing Winter, Amounting 10 Hprords Of one hun
drcd and hoeaty;fcc honSand doiidrS, will be
closed up AT prices much below the ortremc lo,o
prices haze been seiiing. All the Furniture
of the present establishment for sale-Lorgc
Mirrors, Clocks, ChondeiiorS 'oM Rch Cnt
Drops, Counters, Sho,o Cases, &c, &c.
Oct. 22d, 1876
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ID II A 7 II s.

In this town, on Wednesday evening lite
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Bank Stock al Auction.
Executors Sale.

EXcCWtOr'S Sale.
By ritue Of auttoriy from he Court Of Probate
of the to,on Of Newport, rM be soH at PDbhc
AUCTION on Monday The 30th Of Nopen'b.T, 1916,
at ~ o'clock 4. a., on the premises,
A LII the right, title, aud interest, which
N Alexander Murray, late Of fNewporl, had nj
the time of his deceaSe, IN and 10 n certain lot
of land situated IN said Newport, bounded east
Icrly on Corne street Southcrly on land of
James Pilman and others westerly on land of
the heirs of Stephen Bowen, dec; and norher-
Ily on land of Edward Gray.
Conditions at time and place of sale
MARGARET MURRAY ESecutriN,
by her Attorney, rETER i. REMINGTON.
Newport, Oct. 20, lSi6.
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.k6& FOR SALE, the Whaling Bark
.ELLS, lie Baron, as she returned from sea,
with a superior Chronometcr, 400 bblS., empty
casks. &c. For terms apply to VIM. PRICE.
Nov. 5-3w
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