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CHLOROFORW,

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, is prepared Il
extract Teeth WITHOUT pain by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoEM.
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GINGHAms, GINGHAMs.

O4AVO141Al1OJ O41VOL1AI1Ss
AM this week receiving
case Scotch Gnghams good styles and eoors at Iocts
yard.
cases Lancaster Ginghams at IL I-2 cts.
l case Swiss Ginghams 1.6 yards wide for
shilling yard
case beautiful corded Gnghams solid checks
at IS cts.
case French Gingta 40 inches wide and
very fine goods at Is cts. per yard.
Together with many other new goods row opening at
Feb Ia d6tw3t CHAMBERLINS
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Ig ROSs'S XpresS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct over the Worcester
Raj Road to NewPort Fail RiUer, Bristol and Warrtn.
Juy22, dw1f
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Messengers Notice.

Messengers Notice. -
Worcester, SIS. February g. $780,
TTENRY CHAPLIN Esq, Commissioner of Insolvency
IL for the County Of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of FRANCIS CLARKE, of
Auburn, in said County, gunsmith an nsolvent debtor
and the payment of any debts the delivery of any
property belonging said nsolvent debtor, him
his USE and the transfer OF any property by him
hidden BY law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held the office Of said Commissioner, in Worcester
In said County, the eighth day Of March neat at ten
Scock in ths forenoon for the proof Of debts and the
choice Of an assignee assiguees of his Estate.
F2ldw8 GEO. JONES, ID. 5 Messenger.
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Machine Shop to Rent,

&HoVAAAO 0AAOp W AAOAGS
Ia A BUILDING IS feet by 49, the basemen; stone, the
fs IA other three stories brick, substantially built, situa-
A ted in the village Of East Brookhed within 90 rods Of
the Western Rail Road with permanent and sufficient
power, will be leased for term Of years for any kind Of
machinery or manufacturing purposes Each story be
tered from the ground without ascending any stairs and thus
aordng unusual conveDences for any kind of heavy business
The fdsed may be brought TO discharge
directly into the budn No establishment of the kind
be desirable for any business requiring power and
grea facilities Of communication with all parts of the country.
furnace which makes castings, and several other kinds Of
business carried the premises. For further par
tlculars apply personally or by writing, to F. WALKER
East Brookftld or AMASA WALKER, Boston.
Feb2. diff
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DEDICATION.

WEDECATIONe
The Second NJ e. Church. Laurel St. will be dedicated
to the worship of God FRIDAY, the 93d inst. Ser
mon by the Rev. DR.. STEPHEN OLIN, President of Wes
leyan University, Mddetown. Services commence at
10 O'clock A. NJ The public are invited to attend.
The sale of the PEWS will take place at o clock
nj of the same day.
Worcester, Feb 20. d4twlt GEO DUNBAR.
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Messenger,s Notice.

Messengers Notice.
WORCESTER, February 20, 1s49.
+ HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq., Commissioner Of Insolvency
Ii for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of GEORGE 5. DUELL of
West Brook(eld, in said County, yeoma2 insolvent
debtor and the payment of any debts the delivery
of any property belonging TO said nsolvent debtor
him his use, and the transfer any properly
him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held the Office of said Commissioner, Worcester
In said County, the third dag of March neat,
O'Clock in the orenoon for the proof debts and
the ehoce of assignee assignees OF his Estate.
F2ldw9 GEO. JONES ID. S, Messenger.
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DIED.

In this City, Feb Is, Mrs Harriet wife OF Iiorato Brew
aged 80 I3h Miss Nancy A, daughter Of Leanier p
Cobb, aged % yeais 18th, Mr. Clark whemore, 7a Mr.
Lowell brigham, 68-Funera Thursday, at l03 from
the house of W. R. Brigham, No. Is Orange street. Re-
latves and friends invited attend without further
notice.
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BOARD WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN wishes 10 engage one or two pleasant
IA rooms, with Board in small private family. Apply
At This (lT,ce d6tt Feb 20.
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NOTICE

I have given my son. John Marble Howe, his tire till
he ofage, ana shall not claim his earnings
be responsible for his debts, after this date
Worcester Feb. g. 1899. LEONARD HOWE,
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100000 Vds Straw Cord Wanted.

~ boye quantity Of Straw Cord wanted by the sub
L HE which the highest price il be paid.
scribeLs, dwstf HALL O. THOMPSON.
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NOTICE.

Ill persons indebted the subscribers either by note
[Aoi account respectfully requested 10 call and set
tie the same Immediately. G. FOSTER & FOX.
Worcester Feb IL, 1919. dw6w
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Die6.

In this town, On Thursday last. Miss Martha
Burdick, daughter of,hs late Adam i'urd'ck, aged
IS years.
In Mi'dletown, On Friday, March I'd, Sarah
Peckham, daughter Of Gideon Peekhan', in th'
22d year oi her age.
In Portsmouth,, on Sunday last. Mrs Julia
wife of Mr. Edward Anthony, and daughter oi
Benjamin r Sheffield of Middl-town. aged
" years Funeral this afternoon, a, 2 o clock
In Providence on Tuesday, Mrs Jane Romes
in the I'D year of hsi ags.-On Friday last, Mrs
Fanny MrtczlG wife MI Of San,Iri MeIcSif, In
the 63d year Other age.
AT I.ock port, ny Feb. 26th, John G. Eas
ton formerly OF this town. aged 62 years.
la New York, on the ~ inst, Rev. William
Cahoono, OF the Dutch Reforme Church, con o
w William Cahoohe, formcrly OF this town.
In New Orleans, lately, An,oinette Marsn, a
color-d woman, al the age OF on, hIndred a."
thi,iy. one ycays. She was native OF LOUIS
IAN, and had enjoyed uninterrupted good
health until short tims before her death.
In iiarford. Susquehannah county, 9th ult
Mr. John Adams, IN his lO5lh year. its wa'
born at Worcester. Mass, according to ,he
city records, January 2lst, i745, o. 8. Hr
youth was spen, a, henoiomy, nov "es
~. nht,tpe
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EXAMINING WITNESSES r. CANADA. The
Montreal Courier thus describcs the process OF
examining win, ss at The bar Of tie Assembly
ofC ,nal,. The sketch is drawn from ol,serva-
ton: The Speaker was in the Char; the witness
stood II, the barof,he House, and ci, re TO him
was a clerk. Sir Allan McNab who was ash :.
ing the questions, sst in the clair Of the from,
row, near Ia the Speakers lei hand. Between
him and the Speaker stool u messenger Of the
House. On the Speakers right hand; tiood an
other messenger All this being snti.fac'oril, ar
iangcl Sir Allan McNab wrote question on a
clip ofpaper; tins he read aloud and then bcggrd
the Speaker - put it To the witness. Sir Allan
haniied The slip of aper to the messenger who
Landed il TO the SPEAKER The Speaker then
read the question again, and asked the Iiouse
II they hal any o. j'cton 10 it. The House ha,-
ing none, the Speaker handed tie Zip ofpaper
to the messenger on hi. right the messenger.
ata slow and l,mn pace, walked down the
House with II TO the clerk at the bar; the witness
gave his answer the answer was taken down by
the clerk, and the clerk read it I" the Housc.
When we add to this, that tho member. them.
selves .om times wrangled for pretty nearly an
hour o;er The manner in which one Qu s,ioD
should he pu,-:n one in ',ancc, we think alter
ing the worIng some seven times "a slight idea
may he come at OF how the time of the House Is
wasted in ala.rng to these childish forms.
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~
March "a

Al a To,pn Meeting of the topn of Neppori,
holden by adjournment on Monday, March
I2h, lsa9, the JodOWing Rssohition pd,
submitted for The consideration of The electors
Of SAID topn quahfed 10 uOtc thereon, by The
Hon. Henry y. Cranston -
WHEREAS, the deht of ,he town. nas been
w gradually j crrasing for nunhct al
years, until il amounts at prcrtnt, TO nearly
thirty thousand dollars And wherray, il is Il :
si,sble and due alike 10 the honor and best in.
trr~st Of the town. that the col fden"e Oft the
holdcrsof that debt, should remain unimn aired
and mistaken, t"th ns to ,h.l,af,ty and conse-
quent availability at all times, and under all cir.
eumstances, Of every dollar due TO them ir III tn.
town and wh,r",s, the bet AMI onlv sure
mode in which that important and most desra.
HE object can I've s,curei, is by promptly adopt
in the most .t!i 'cni measures. such as are al
WAYS re,o,tcd to by all well rrgul ,ird c"rnmu.
mites TO ensrre the q adudl Iquidaton and the
ul innate payment ofthe debt, within snna rcas
,naSlc .to All thus a'-o t. save our p ,Ster
ty from tho gross in u,t,c' of being mpclcd 10
labor to psv the d.m. E their ancest,r..-
Therefore, voted and resolved, That for the
three years next en- .ung, there ought to hc rails.
cd bv AVIATION. in addition to The ordinary annu
al tar the sum ofihr.e thousanl dollars. snnu.
ally. 10 be specifically pledged, AID annual, ap-
piled toward the payne mt ot'ald debt; and ,fat
a, the expiration Of said three years there ought
10 be raised in The same mode, every succeeding
wear the sum of tw" thousand dollars. To be
,p ropria,rd and applied, as Aforesaid until the
debt shall b., who'll, paid off,
The above was read, r.c .ceIved an r"fr-rcd fr
consderatipn 70 The annual Town Nee ing on
the FIRST "wednesday IN Apr'l next; and it IS or.
dered that III. same he pu''lished previous there
to, 10 the newsrapsn in this town onces wee
Trus Copy,
r. Is. ROWLAND, Town elk.
N1Gnnri March Ia lSlN
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TowS MsEr,Sc.-The adjourned Towr
Meeting, relative to the debt due from th'
Town to he State, was holden at the Stat'
House yesterday afternoon. a, the last meet
in. as We have already stated, i, was vote'
10 postpone the subject indefinitely, by han
vote and this adjou ned meeting was ed foT
the purpose ,f taking ballo, upon the subj CT.
Mr.. Pearc. w'thdrew his mo,lon to post.
pone indefinitely, by general consent, and the
following resolution, as recommended by the
Committee, was then taken up.
Ioied, that George Freehorn, the Town
Treasurer, f.. W. Lavton, G.. Gowen and b.
F nch. the Standing advis ne Committee
be a committee to negotiate loan ,f seven
thousand dollars, agreeahly to the recommend
atom of the re or, of the Committee. for pay
inc a portion 9th, Town delt TO the State :
and the Treasurer IS hereby aut o-lzed tn
give his note or notes as Ire ,surer for ali sum
80 hired, and in renewal of any and such
notes an further, that the Town Treasurer
Oe authOriZeu W nlie Hiohey, 'i"" '"'S w
time. uf any other person. for the purpose OF
paving any or the said notes and renewals
when payment thereof may he cal ed for. moi
exceed'n, tho rates OF interest before mention
ed.
MIR. Pearce opposed the passage Of the res
Clu,on, in E, marks of some length, mana n
ing the same positions which lie did on pre-
vious occasion.
He was replied to l.y Messrs ii. Y. Grams
ton, and w. e.. Cozzens, who advocated th,
passage Of tn res luton
Afer various Suggestions from differ 'nt gen
tlemen, the vote was taken on the passage o
the resolution, and passed in The affirmative,
slmSt unanimously.
We are exceedingly glad to be able to an
nounce that the people of Ne"p rt spurne'
tic doctrine Of Reputation, and voted, by ac
clamation, To pay this debt.
Mr. Cransi0n offered some resolutions pre-
posing a tax, at stated periods, tn pay of 'h'
debt { tho Town; which, on Is motion, wer'
laid over until the April Town Meeting. -
They were ordered to be published in the pi
pers in this Town, for three weeks next pr'
ccdiug said Meeting. The Meeting then az
iourncd, sine de.
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The Old State Debt.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

THE Committee appointed under the AL
horty Of the Hon General Assembly I" in
vrs,ignte aud report upon the OLD STATE
EBT,-herrby Civ. notice unto all whom II
nay concern, that the Comnittcr will meet Al
The STATE HOUSE in the City Of Provi
dencc. on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thur.
day, the 27th 25th and 2hh days Of March
INST at II O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose o
r-ceivn. tron the holders thereof, the Ger
',icates. notes, or other evidences OF debt
upon which payment is claimed togrthe
with fairly transcribed corv of each clam
exhibited GEO. TURNER, Chairman.
Newport. March ~, I-i9
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SheriH's Sale.
WAtHlN6roN, &C.

WisHISoros, &C.
Chulcsown, Decru hr 18th, ls&s.
w HEREAS Joshua CLARK, of fCharlcciown, in
w III. County at W ashng,on, Ivy the c"n.i'.
cru on ot our Justices of "ui Cuur' Of onn'oh
Pleas, held ~ south kinrsOwn, uHbis and i"r
the cunt, % sshIngtcn, On the -ecund Mon
4 ' Of May lS47, recovered q judgment Of said
,nur, against the South school District, iorurf
~ the G. hih IN SAID T. wn of tharist"wn. tI
The sum Cf one hundred and twelve dollars end
c,rnty.siI ccut, damages and thirte,u 'lull,s nnd
Nv, I've c. nts cost OF .uit and the interest sot
icm. upon which Aforesaid iioment execution
hath ISSUED and was on the 18th day oi Dcctm
brr 1915, srr,"d aud ic,ird on ALT ugnt utlr
interest and claim which the South School Dis
rict hath in end tn 0 crrtsiI lot Of land, stustN
IN the afor.-ntI town o. hnth s,own, containing
ne twentieth o! an acre n.ure'r lcss, houi dea
~ foil ws - Souihciy Dn tie Uo't rutd, wr't ?
lv, n,rthrriv snd cas- crly on land UfChrrioPhri
G. Perry, or owr>,r olh,rwIs' the cane ne, T.,
POUNDED and in Ind Ia the south Distinct school
! house situated on The w, s'rrsam, with the
Store, ppc and 6ltures th, bin and sITertsin
ing thereto.
| Notice 10 therefore hsrhy given that hsrlss
Town Aforesaid. un the iwrniy-si dsy of Msul
\ $40 al i've n'cock IN the Afternoon &c 'hc Sam
Iday on saiI pr.ni-'s, all Nv 20 much OF he sbov
e.rrihrd land and premises ~ll' m -oli 81 pub
lie Auc ion. % the highest l.ilder, fr the ssu'
r. vii he sufficient ". ss,i.fy The Aforesaid Enc
cu,ion With interest and fncilen'sl costs
mars. ASA CHURCH, Jr. Dept Sheiih.
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CPThe fourteenth aud concluding lecture
before the Mechanics Association will be DE-
livered Thursday evening, at half past
cock, by Captain II. l.. Shields, Of tho
Army. His suhec, will be "The Human
ties of Wat" and We have every reason Il
believe ,ha, i, W Il bc an able and interesting
lecture. Those who have heard all the lee
lures ,hi, winter, viii recolect that on son'
five or six occasions, the lecturers have e\
pressed their horrors Of war, and INDUCED II
the hope iha, the mIllenisl period would soo'
,pproach when the services Of the gentlemen
of the army woald be dispensed with W.
should no, be surprised, although We kno"
nothing on the subject, if The gallant Captain
who can speak from experience of t he liu
mani,ies of War;" should give us the o,he
side Of the picture. A, all events, we shat
eypec, TO see a full house, and we know tina
the audience wl listen to somethng worth,
Of the occasion.
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the errors bequeahed TO US by pat ages.
have yet to learn that Christianity is the pat
ron ether Of this or Tire other extreme. and
perhaps the lecturer will smile when he re
members the outcry Of a people formerly, "Lo
they that turn the world upside d,wn are come
hi,her also" Hsvina had the privilege Of
hearing Il be'ieve) the same discourse before
an audience in Prov dence, I know not low
any ort on Of it could be termed " "impious
blasphemy," breathin-, as it did, the gospel
>pir OF love AID guod will to meh, and ex-
horling all who labor for human improvement
" to lay their puny hands in The parental hand
Of God"
In conclusion, I ferven,ly desire that our be.
loved Ns~por., awaking from the slumher Of
pas, ages and casing oG that selfes,eem
which prompts people q vaun, themselves,
as one Of the very terc enlightened eommuni-
ties, may cordially aid in forwarding the good
work, which i, 10 now too late for them to COM
menco, remembering that they only who are
wise "sh,ll shine 40 tho brightness Of the
ftmsment and q, the stars forever aud ev:r.'
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Appraisers Notice.

NnE subscriber having iecn aIpoined hy
J the State estimate committee, ui hhode L..
land, Appraiser Of the town Of Newport, and
having been authorized, qualified md directed
To make nm estimate OF all property raeabr
in said town. hereby gives nol'c, to all con
cerned iha he is ready 10 receive under oath
or affirmation. particular and exact lists OF
$, hedule. Of all their raeahe property. snnu.
al income ar pruduclivrne>S and actual value
Of the same, aud said persons are hereby re
quired (i they see fin to render AID give in u
me said appraiser said lists or schedules with
u ten days from this dae or otherwise Ia abide
by The appraiSenen! which NAV he made by
said appraiser. DANIEL G. DENHAN,
Appraiser OF The town Of Newport.
March IA
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Guardians Sale.

Will. be sold on Mo DAY. April 9,l
next, at ~ o'clock, a. m. at public auction
Probate OF NevpoI all tie rIeh, title al
interest Of MARY MARSH and William u
MARSH, cl iIdren Of Nicholas Narsh minor
in and 10 10, of land in said Newport, bound
rd North on drilway. Suu,h In land OF
Nicholas White, and W-. on the Friend
land or - much thafeof =. will be sufficient
20 ,al>- the sum Of S56a 81 with inciients
expenses. Conditions made NnOwn at the
time and place ui Slc
mar NICHOLAS w MARSH Guardian
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Court of Probate Of Newport Mai

Court OF Probate of Newport Mai
Upon the Report of the 'ommi>>ionsr
" heretofore appointed o receive and exam
u = he 'lsim> against the estate nf WILL "
GYLES, late oi Newport, decd, presented 10
tsceptlun, The same Is icierred for e"n>idera
'io1 t. Court of Probate to b. holden a. H.
To vn Hall IN Newport, on the hr-t Monday il
Aprh next al 3 o'clock, A ~, and notice !
ord rcd TO he given thereof by adveHi>e'"""
for three successive weeks in The Hern'd of the
Films, ttat all persons may appear al said
tinc and place i. they see fit, and show cause
any why said report should not be received
and said ommia.iOn closed.
mars BB ROWLAND, Prob Clk.
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n.r5. d. Is. ROWLAND, Prob Cl'k.

Cour, Of Probate Of Newport. Mar. s, lS4o.
w NJ GUILD Guardian Of AMOS + DOL.
w BEAR and SAMUEL DOLBEAR mi
nor,, children of Eh,a q Dolbear, late Of New.
port, widow, deceased, presents his guard an.
ship account on the estates of said minots for
allowance. the same is read, received and re-.
f-rred for consideration to n Court of Probate
to holden at the Town Hail, in Newport, on
u p first Monday in April next at 9 o'clock.
NJ , AID notice is ordered to be given thereof
by Advertisement mt for three successive weeks
in the Herald Of the Times.
marS. Is ROWLAND, Prob Cl'k.
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Court of Probate, Middletown
M.sk tOth lao

4 N instrument in writing, dated April 10th
Y A. ID Is47. purportine to be the ls.t will
md testament Of PATIENCE IRISH late of
Middletown deed wherein Elisabeth Esston
is named 40 Exreuirix thereof, wss presented
for Probate. and letters wstsinentsry thereon
II 10 ordered that the same be received, and
,h. consideration thereof referred IN . Court
~ Probate 10 he holden at the Town House in
Niddl.tovn. on the third MONDAY of April
n.s,. st one. o'cloek. r NJ and that previous
notice be givsp BY publishing copy n h'.
o,d,y. ,hc, succsvsvs ~sshs IN the 1e~sld
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Sheriff . Sale.
RwroRr. Sc

NRWPOhT. &C
Y sirtu. OF n execution issued cut OF tho
Jerk office of The Supi,ne Court, County
# Newport August Tenn, fa4S, il favor OF
'e,ac- and Turner. Of Newport in said Coun-
y, and 10 me diIechd mud delivered - will
sell a. Public Auction to III. highest bidder.
on Thursday the 18th day Of March, ls&9, at
eleven O'Clock, a. m. in front OF the ULiled
states Hotel all the right title, and interest
tha, ABRAHAM FLEET,
Of Jamaica. Queens County State OF New York,
had IN the I5ih day Of February, ISI8, at four
C clock, p. NJ. in and TO the following real e.
tate IL All Newport, viz Two certain lots ot
lani with dwelling h, USE thereon, and bound
ed a. fllo~s. viz: --One lot norl by Mar street,
east by lands of John Springer, south bv lsn's
II " lillian II. Ain an. and wrst by DivisioA
strret the serond Lt atjnins the first end 10
n ind north hy lar d. Of John Springer saa
trinity Churrh SCI DOL house To-, ss.t ty srh, ol
street, south by land Of Btujanin Firch, sud
wss, partly ~ land Of William II hil'nan. end
I'll. parsonage cstate.
Also, another lot with dwelling house. stalis
and other buildings thereon, bounded north On .
pa.sagrwsy from Thames. street to the salt-water
easteriy, Isrily on land Of Jos~ph Weaver and
partly on Thames stiert, "u'herly partly On
lands Of Jofrph Weaver. and the lands Of Carey
Congd,n deceased, and heirs OF Henry Bu'l. de.
ceaN d. and by hnothef passage way Fsu'HP VI
the saltwater and west by iands formerly Of
Henry Hul deceased.
! Also another hot called the "ac'e-lot" bound.
ed eas,crlv on lsnds of Isaish Crook,r and
Charles Russell souihcrly On lands OF Martha
Hathaway. Ctnk Burdick and Joseph ". Rec.
ords wcs, by Thamcs-..rec', and north by How.
ard street
Also, sno'hrr 10. containing by estimation h's
.cres, AMI bounded cn., hv lands Of the ls's
Thoma. Townsend, south by lands of fhsr'es
r. IIsmmcu. Joshua Perry, Thomas Ayl~ ood.
md Jo,eph " Record w,st hv lands Of Bcnia-
min Fairhank., Henry LIE. William Ncwc"mN.
William II. Townsend Renj,mn James, Nathan
3. IIAmme,t, Joseph II. r, cord snd assiQnses cf
Christ, p.1rr } Blncn, AID north by Bowety
street
Also, 10, or Lts ccn's'ning shou. II. it seres.
and boundcd north IN lands of Janws Gould.
Nathaniel Holt sni the heir. Of William FREQ
horn. deceased c,st On lard Of Jame- Shaw.
south on lands Of Henry Gorld and Jcnathsn
Hunt, and west on tho Main road 40 eslhd.-or
howe,c, otherwise u c sfoirnamsd ard stseh~d
lots NAV hr hutt-i and hourded, or 20 much
thereof a. will satisfy said EIecu,ion together
with cos, and Incidental cIprns's. The sale u
commence w.'h the fret dcseiihod ltS
WM ~. DOUGLAS, ShenR.
Newport, Feb. 20 le;9.
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Thursday, March 9th

IhuTsdhY, March ON,
At market. during tho week, $50 Beef Cat
tie. ia00 Sheep. and 800 Swine.
Prices Beef Cattl. The market was rather
more active than last week and better prices
obtained. We quote extra 81 first quality
sc so s6 IS; second quality S5 IS a6 IS Sd
quality S5 50.
Sheep Western stall fed 50 l7a5 head,
as to quality northern Sheep were Of better
quality than usual prices, 81 % a 3, as in
quality.
Swine-At wholesale, +34s5 81; at re-.
tail 5 |. &c a 6 &c
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lilarrico.

Mr. Granger, DIR. George N. Angel, aud Miss
Abby o, eldest daughter Of DuIy Evans. Esq
all OF Providence -On the 5lh inst, at The
Bene6 Congregational Church, by The Rev
Duct. cleveland, Mr. Robert Knight, and Miss
Josephine l.. Webster, both OF Providence.
In Fall River. on Sunday last. Nicholas u
Lyon, formerly Of this town and Miss hsria
l.. Mowry
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Murray House.

CORNER oF PELHAM n CoRNE SITS
WILL he opened for IN. reception Of conps "
on the fret of Apii hy the subscriber. un'ti the
direct on of Mrs MURRAY iis late proprietor,
and he ber> 10 sssure form er patrons, aud the
public that no e,rrion vi hs ,paro' to sus'i N
it, pr,sent reputation. WM u. WILSON.
New ccr', Mar IS