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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

U Prof. Morse denies that the
wires Of the Telegraph were recently
cut at Newark, N. Y. The reason the
foreign news was not sent south, was
becuse the agent had positive direc>
tions not to put the wires in operation
on Sunday.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

~ A resolution has been offered
in the Legislature of Maryland direct
ing the Governor to prosecute the Sat.
urday Visiter, for publishing paper
calculated to excite instructions among
the slaves.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

U7 The kidnapped Ohioans who
have been confined for a long time past
in the jail at Parkersburgh, Va, have
been released by the authorities of that
state upon merely nominal bail.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

New WAY TO MEASURE Time
In Paris, such is the rage for smoking
that they express the term of a friends
absence thus: He was cigar, or ci-
gar and half, behind time
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

During the year ls45, there were
l52,l46 acres Of land sold and grantedin in
the State of Name, and the lands un.
sold, belonging 10 Massachusetts, are
estimated at 2,5OO,OOO acres.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

~ Noah says:--Taking a negro
by the head because he refuses obedi.
ence, is "a seizure of wool for non. pay
ment of duties'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

We have no news from Washington
Of much Importance to publish this
week,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04
What banks cost the People,

Notwithstanding all that has been
said and written upon the subject Of the
credit and banking systems, few per-
sons are actually aware Of the vast a.
mount which the people Of the United
States pay to the banks in the shape OF
interest alone. The United States
Treasury Reports enable us TO make
up the following table exhibiting the
whole number OF banking institutions
in each of five disastrous years, and
their aggregate amount Of loans and cir
culation. It is a brief but comprehen
sivc table. worthy of careful study and
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

F When the Ohio Star shall cease
trying to abuse the democracy--when
it quits lying and returns to the paths
Of honesty and truth-we shall begin
to think that the "OMJelo,o's occupa.
tion's gone."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

%There is man down east eighty
years old who calls himselfa boy, be-
cause he has seen only 20 birth days,
He was born on the Goth of February.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

" The Rhode Island Legislature
have adjourned without having restored
to Thomas w. Dorr his civil rights.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

Ono MoNEY.--A patron residing some
two hundred miles distant, has sent u.
one of the bills of the new Estate Bank
of Ohio" 1t is rather pretty picture
printed on paper fully equal to fools
cap-easy to be counterfeited-and on
the whole, if the reading was little
varied, from promise to pay to re.
ward of merit it might answer very
we'll for school ticket to give to chil>
dren. The authors have very cunning.
ly put the face of a hard money man
Geo. Washington) upon it to make ii
pass current. 1t also has the image of a
cur, standing with open mouth, and
what we at first took to be mutual
swindling,' proceeding from it Upon
closer inspection, however, it turns ou,
to be mutual liability The difference
is so slight as to scarcely merit notice
We suppose the cur is designed to rep
resent Kelley, the originator of the sys.
tem.-Galena paper.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Govenor of Pennsylvania in lis
message to the Legislature of that state,
makes use ofthe following language in
relation to banks and paper money:
"The abuses of the banking system
are found in many forms; but they are
essentially the same in their origin and
result; excessive issues of paper, and
its consequent depreciation. To give
the power of manufacturing money yet
effectually to limit its exercise, by leg
lslation, IS PRACTICALLY IMPOSSIBLE.
1t is obvious, that no enactment can
prevent the mnla,utul issue of paper By
a bank phich has the lawfulr,ght to is.
sue any. Returns OF Bank officers, how
ever exactly prescribed, or honestly
made, give no security for the periods
that elapse between them; and inspec.
tions of the affairs of,he Banks by com
missioners, which have been resorted
TO in other States, are apt to induce 8
dangerous reliance on the vigilance o
such officers"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

U The Foreign News, which we
publish this week, will be read with
interest. Star.
We are really glad to learn that this
sheet has published one article which
will be "read with interest"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

AN OMEN IN SEAsoN.-We had
thought that nothing could add to the
profound wisdom Of our present Legis.
lature, but are free to acknowledge our
error. A material accession was made
last night, by the advent of an OWL,
which made IFS appearance at the door
oFthe capitol. and was, of course, duly
"taken in." Ifit is, in fact, as has been
surmised, the ghost of the President OF
the "Owl Greek Bank" again knocking
at the door of the Legislature for an
act of incorporation, there was fitness
in presenting his bill in the lower
House. Coombs, the ex.cashier Of the
Galliopolis Bank,w see that all is right
in the Senate. We suggest that his
owlship be made member Of the Board
Of Control.--Statesman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04
otlsm and good sense, as they will be
useful to the public.

THE EXTREME OF PITIFUL MEAN
NEss.--The House. this morning upon
the passage of the bill to erect the new
county Of Cass, struck out the name Of
,CAss-which the petitioners desired
their county to bear--and inserted that
OF Mdhoning. We would remind
these Solons, that. however easy or
natural ii may seem to make SO con-
temptlble an exhibition of their party
mal'gnlty. it is as difficult a task to
strike the name of the gallant veteran
whom they have thus attempted to
dlshonor, from the bright page Of histo.
ry which it adorns. as it would be to
erase their own from the records of
lasting imfamy.--StaleSman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

Charles WOIfOrd's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the suhscr-
L Y Der has been appointed and qualified as
administrator OH the estate of Charles VOL.
ford. late ofBrimfeJd, Potage county deceased
Dated..at Brlmfeld, this end day of FEBRUARY,
A. ID. 1S46.
4ws6. THERON WOLFORD, Admir-.
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I)ie0.
In Stow on the 30th ult,, Mrs MINERVl
l.. wife Of Benin. Bates, aged % years.


CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE CLEVELAND PLAIN
DEALER.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

~ Oran Follel, one Of the editors
of the Ohio State Journal, has been ap-
pointed President ofthe Board Of Public
Works, and H. J. Cox, Director of the
Ohio Penitentiary.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

~ A bill fixing the salaries Of GER
tain Shareholders, passed the Senate
on the 3O,h ult. The bill prescribes
the following annual salaries:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-02-04

NOTICE is hereby given that shall make
Y application to the court ofcommon pleas
of Portage county, at the next term thereof
to redeem the following described land sold
for taxes on the 9th day of January, i. d .1844.
Township Brimfeld,
Owners Names.
Nathaniel Packard, Rang Q, Township Q, Lot
S S part acres 1859, Total value $l98. Tax
es, interest and penalty Of ls42 $5,s0,e.-.
Taxes of I84S $s,s7,l. Total $6l7,7. Acres
sold to Isaac Wilson. And that have de-
posted with the Clerk of the court Of said
county the sum Of fourteen dollars and fifty
cents, sum sufficient to redeem said land and
pay costs of application.
LEE PACKARD,
By f. G. CANFFELp, ATTY. !
! January Ia, 1s4e. 6wss.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-10

Susan Abby, daughter Of Thomas A. Hazard,
Esq, aged l6 years; On the 25th, Mrs. Pa.
tienc- Gardner, aged &c years.
At Freetown, on the 18th ult Miss Polly
Evens, daughter Of Mr.. David Evens, former.
ly ofTiverton.
In Little Compton, on the 9th ult. Miss
Permilla Tompkins, daughter of the late Ma.
thaniel Tompkins, aged about 65 years. Her
death was occasioned by taking Opium Pills
which were mistaken for some other kind.
In Tiverton, on the 18th, Maria, grand.
daughter of Joseph Lake, aged i2 years.
In Warren, on the 9th, Miss Betsey w
Marble, aged %.
In Providence, Sd inst. Benjamin Manches.
ter, son Of MIR. Thomas J. Manchester, of Mid.
dletown, aged l8 years.
In Providence, on Tuesday morning, Mrs
Hannah Coates, widow of the late Capt. Dan.
iel Coates, and daughter of the late Mr.. Sam.
uel Weeden in the 10Th year Of her age
In Providence, 4th inst. Mr.. Amasa Breck,
aged 50 years ,-7th, Mrs. Ruth Fenner, wife
of Daniel Fenner, aged 81.
In South KingstowD, Sd inst Mr.. James
Reynolds, in the Goth year Of his age--a PEN
sioner of the Revolution.
At his residence, near New Orleans, 25th
nlt Adam Winthrop, Esq aged 65, formerly OF
Boston.
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which have born for long time fiom the
effects of most terrible bumor 10 almost 10
descritable it covered my chest and arms,
breaking out at times IN quite large sores
Medicine after Medicine did Try, without the
least relief. and ! gave up ever expecting to
be cured; hut at last ! was persuaded te
make use Of your Sarssparilla and Tomato
Btters; but ] must say | commenced with
great relutance, thinkinf it would eventually
tail to reieve me, az all other medicines had
done. But how happily have ! been dissp
pointed! lthas entirely cured me. No,hing
that do affords me more pleasure than rec
ommending your Buffers to persons similarly
offlicted, and do most earnestly recommend
all TO try then before they give il up, snppo
sing there is no relief ! now value them so
higly keep them in the house. aud use them
in my family, as | consider them the best.
plessantest, and most thorough med dclne
now in use, removing all impurities, carrying
off all bile, without weakening the system, or
being obliged to change your diet.
After showing this to sny one, ifi they are
not perfectly satisfied, ask them to call on me,
and will explain my case more fully, which
Il will afford me great plesure TO do.
Yours respectfully.
DANIEL PLUMBER.
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New Arrangement
fsa-s- u The steamer "PERRY,'
sSssstsTHR Captain WooLsgY, will leave

fsH~"~ q The steamer "PERRY,"
s&ssEgtsxegfR Captain WooLsEY, will leave
1san Sayer's Wbarf) Newport, for
Fall River on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days, al 10 O'Clock in the morning leaving Fall
River for Newport al past IL o'clock The same
day Fare 50 Cents each way.
N. B. The Perry will leave Newport for
on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, al 8 o'clock in the morning,
leaving Providence for Newport, at 2o'clock IN
the afternoon of the same day, Freight carried
at liberal rates. Fare IS Gents each way.
FARES.
From Newport to Boston, each way, SI.50
&" BRISTOL Ferry to do $50
+. River TO Newport, /" so
From Bristol Ferry To Newpt each way so
- New Bedford TO do. " 100
Taunton to do. 4" 100
Tickets may be obtained at r. b KINS-
LEPS Express Office, No. 2, State Street,
Boston; u, the DEPO 1 of the New Bedford
and Fall River Rad Road and on board The
Steamer PERRY.
Passengers Baggage go through to New.
port by crates N charge OF Baggage Master,
Dec. 10, 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-10

Mons pEsERrEp DAmsELs.--Jures seem
bent on convincing gentlemen with flirting
propensities that when they talk of marriage
they must do as well as talk. In Mercer coun.
" N. j., the other day a farmers daughter
wss awarded $3.50 to comfort her for the de.
ssrtioa Of her spark, after a years courtship;
snAss Bristol R, l., on Friday young tailor
DosWesth, . steady farmer OF sixty, pretty we'll
- do, who .kept company" with her some
months, appointed day for the wedding, but
WHEN he day came, and the company, and
The elssgynan, sent word that he ''had gin it
uP.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-10

The following letter from Rev. HENRY
WOOD, Of Concord, N. H., editor Of the Con.
gregstonal Journal, a religious newspaper Of a
high character, speaks volumes in favor Of the
good qualities of Wistars Balsam:
Concord, N. Il, March g, 1876.
Mr.. s. w. Fowls-Dear Sir. Two years ago
the past winter, a sudden and violent attack
upon my lungs by exposure to cold, confined
me to my room and bed for several weeks and
when ! recovered | was 80 much oppressed by
difficulty in breathing. that was incapable of
rapid walking and violent exercise, aud often
was unable to sleep or rest upon a bed by
night The suffering was frequently eatrsme'
and judging from the ineficscy of the rene.
dies used, supposed the disease incurablc.
Being persuaded to try bottle Of Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, without tho least con.
fdence in its efficacy or that ofany other pre-.
scription, no one can fully understand my sur
prise and joy, when | found the difficulty
almost entirely removed before one bottle was
used up. Having a mortal aversion to medi.
cine, and seldom using it in any form, nothing
but sympathy with my fellow sufferers indu.
ces me to make this public statement, and rec
mend the article to others similarly afflicted
With respect, yours truly,
HENRY WOOD.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
For sale, in Newport, by X. J. TAYLOR.
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ID + A Y II s.

On board brig Columbia, July ~, Isi5, at
port St Domingo, Asa Littlefeld, mate. II is
supposed he was a native Of New Shoreham -
The friends of the deceased viii find the cap.
Providence.
Al South Kius.,osn on ,hs 18th yh Niy,
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NJ A r r | A G E s.

In this town, on Wednesday evening I'd inst
by the Rev. Mr.. Watson, Mr. George l.. Yates,
Of Providence, to Miss Matilda w. lIavens, of
this place.
At the Friends Meeting House, in Tiverton,
18th mo. Sd, Dr. Charles B Gates Of East
yassalboro', Me. TO Margaret, daughter Of
Abraham Barker of Tiverton
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ASSigncCS' Notice.

TJNllE subscribers having received an assign.
Il men, from Sanford Bell and Charles T.
Bell, Of Newport of all their estate, real, per.
Sonal, and mixed, for The benefit of ihei credi-
tors, a. set forth IN said instrument, hereby re,
quest all persons indebted to said sanford Bel
or harleS 4. Bell TO make immediate payment
To the undersigned. and those having demands
to present them Tor adjustment
PELEG CLARKE, D.
JOSIAH S. MUNRO, A'sgnee''
Der Ia
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
MoNDky, Dec. z, 1876.
reported for tho Boston Daily Advertiser a Patri

Reported for tho Boston Daily Advertiser Patriot
At Market 400 Beef Cattle, 450 Stores,
$500 Sheep, and 900 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We reduce our quota
tons to correspond with sales, viz: extra ) 80;
first quality %; second 4 80 So; third 3 70
25.
Stores-Two year old $40 IL; three year
old $50 $25
Sheep-A large proportion were pelt or store
Sheep. Sales of lots were made at 75c, 92c,
l %, AZ, I 62, 75, = % and 2 80.
Swine-Lots TO peddle at &c for Sows, and
Sc for Barrows; one entire lot at "a and dc
At retail from Al to &c
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-10
Certificates.

Mr.. BAILEY, Dear Sii;-I have received the
bottles Of Fluid Extract Of SarsapaTia which ]
ordered about four months since, and feel that |
would be ungrateful to withhold from you or the
public the evidence | have had of lis good effects
pls for over seven years at times I have been
confined 10 my house, aud all the time been un.
able to do any business. The physicians ca ling
my disease Chronic Rheumatism, attended with
diseased liver. Whether this was my com.
Plaint or not am unable TO say, but I have
used this past summer eight bottles Of Baileys
Extract Of SsrsapariIla, and am now about my
business, entirely well. have recommended
this to other Of my friends who are receiving
great benefit from its use.
Very truly youfs, &c.
JAMES 8. AMES, 1874 West Broadway,
or I24 Frohtst. N. York City.
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Executors Notice.

ViIE subscribers having been appointed by
/ the Hon. outl of Probate of the town ui
Newport, Executors to the last win aud Tc>.
lament OF samuel Carr. late Of Newport, dec d.
and having given bonds according to law. here.
BY requests all persons having claims against
said Estate to present The same for settlement.
and all persons indebted to make immediate
payment. JOSEPH A. CARR, (rx.,,
SAMUEL CARR, 10
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BAILEY's Observation-Disclosures

lished in l634-This preparation of Sarsaparll.
IL has been twelve years beilre the public, and
from iu superior merits has gained for itself Il
high reputalio as a remedial sgenl: is favora-
bly, regarded by the medical fraternity generally,
and prescribed BY them in their practice, is in
very high repule IN the United States Navy and
Army. 1t has always received their patronage
and approval, and for all the purposes for which
Sarsaparila is used, this preparation of Sarsapa-
rilla stands unrivalled. II possesses double the
strength Of any other Ssrsaparilla in use, being
prepared IN regular scientific manner. NAV
properly be regarded as the triumph Of science
Qyar auackerY.
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NOTICE.

Subject ofnex Sunday evenings Lecture a
the Mill-street Church, on the Lutheran Refor
nation -
The preparations for the final Rupture.
Service commences at "a o'clock.
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Notice..

Ia consequence Of enlarging and altering
ths Pulpit, there will bs no service in the
North Baptist Church on Sunday next. The
church will be opened on the following Sab
bath, when the Rev. JoHN y. CHoULEs, Of
Jsmaica Plain, Rozbury, Mass. will preach al
day and evening. Dec. 10.
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ASsignee'S SaIe.

WiH be sold at Public .4ucfion. on Monday,
January nm. IS47. at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ. on
The premises in Portsmouth,,
A LOT or LAND, situated near the resi-
n dence Of Oliver ID Greene, Esq adjoining
the land Of the late Preserved Fish, standing in
the name of VIM c. G. Brownel.
Also, Immediately after, J Horse Cad,-l
iIarness,-i Sleigh hay cutter, and svsrie-
~ Of other articles. Conditions at liixs' aud
place Of sale. BY order Of the Assignee.
WM BARKER, Auctr.
Portsmouth, Dec TO- 1916.
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Dorchester, Mass, June l5.

DTVWVs-
Dear SIR II affords me grea, pleasure to
be able To bear testimony of the valuable
properties of your Ssr.spsrills and Tomato
bn'e,'. You probably remember the si,us.
hon J was m when commenced using them
y w" advice Of my frcnd.i the suffering
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&SHIP NEWS. A.
PORT OF NEW PORT
A Il RIVE ID.
THURSDAY, Dec. 3

THURSDAY, Dec. 3.
Brigs Charles Thomas, Ess,on, PhiIa., Bos.
ton; Lucy, Lorring Boston, Phila /; Oregon,
Post, Poriland, do Lion, Wielden, Boston,
do RAINBOW, Rogers, do Richmond Tan
ger, Toby. New Bedford, do
Sohrs GleIroy, Perry, Fall. River, Gardner (;
Mary Clark, Small, Salem, N. York Alexan.
der, Russel, Alexandria, Boston Richard,
Thatcher, Phila, do: Increass. Hall, Thomas.
ton, N York; Huldah A. West. Brown, Alba-
ny, Prov
Sips Moses Eddy, BIiven, Prov. N. York (;
NJ ldas, French, Now York, Prov
FRIDAY, Dec, 4.
schr Charles A. Hannum, Dyer, Dighion,
Norfolk.
SATURDAY, Dec. s.
Brigs Benz I.tchfeld, Smith, Boston, New
York Tonquin, Young, of Belfast 81 days from
Neuvitas for n. York, in distress. having ex-
perienced heavy gales. lost deck load of molaS-
ses, Stove bulwarks, damaged sails, &c One Of
the crew during the gale had leg broken.
Schr Oregon, Munroe. Prov Hartford.
Sip Ann Is. Holmes, Brown, Albany Fall
River.
SUNDAY, Dec. 6
Brig Rodney, GammeIl. Gardner, Fall Riv-
er.
schrs Franklin, Gurney, Sippican, Sag -Har
Dor Alfred. Greenfield, N. York, Prov Mid
dlesex, Baker, Albany, do.
MONDAY, Dec. z.
Schr Metropolis Hull, Prov, Norfolk.
TUESDAY, Dec 9.
Brig W"lcott, Eddy, Wilmington, N. York
Srhrs J"hn Mashow Dyer, W"llAee,, New.
York, RI Lucas, Collomorr, Linco'n,ile
aw-London Cord.lla, Thorndik., Camden.
New-Iiaven u. ID. Leighton, Handy, Goulds
boro, N. York Cassab.ds, Foster, Harrington,
do Sarah, Parsons, Portland, DO Jeroleman,
Costing, Prov, Suffolk, Va. William, Sweet,
Portland, New York.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 9.
Brig Burmah, -, Fall.River, Phila.
Schr Trader. Kilcet, Warren, Boston.
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II The following letter addressed to ,be
Editors Of the Christian Advocate, from the
Rev. Theodosius Clark Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, is one Of the best tecom-
me endation. this celebrated remedy can have.
Sing Sing, January %, I545.
Gentlemen Having used Hunts Lihimeni
in my family, and having seen its effects on
some ofmy neighbours, have no hesiiancy in
tesfifying To ito merits, as curative agent, in
several diseases for which il is recommended
by its inventor; and | think the interests Of the
public would he greatly subserved by your
making its virtues known through the medium
of your excellent Journal. ] sm persuaded
that much suffering would be relieved, aud
many obstinate cases cured, If its uses were
known, aud cannot but hope that It use may
become general in the community.
Respectfully,
THEODOSIUS CLARK
Newport. r. J. TAYLOR-Portsmou,h,-
John TALLMAN,- Fall Rver--CUSH-
NAN Il WOOD. and by druggists gener'
ally throughout, the State.
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Ncw advertisements.
Assignec's Notice.

XVILLIAM C. G. BROWNELL of Ports.
w mouth, in The county of Newport trader,
having made an assignment of all his property
and effects o.lhe subscriber for the benefit of
his creditors all those indebted TO the said
William e. g. Brownell are requested to make
immediate payment and those having demands
against said Brownell, to present them to me.
BENJAMIN FISH.
Portsmouth, Dec. 10, 1916.