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n o T I C f.

On SATURDAY, the seth day of June, in.
slant, will be exposed to sale, at the Coffee
House in Alexandra, between the hours
of twelve ahG ore o'clock, for approved
endorsed notes at so and 90 days. III.
Apiece 'orPaEcel OF Ground.
situate, lying and being upon the south side
of Prince stree. and to the westward OF Union
street, and bounded as iollowetl,, to wit -
Beginning upon Prince street at the north
west corner of a piece Of grouEd granted BY
George 'Gilpin to Michael Madden, 81 feet
to the westward Of Union street, ard running
':henoe wes,wardly with Prince stree, & bind
ing thereupon ~ feet, thence scu:hwardly
with line parallel to Water street44 feet 4
inches, thence eastwarlly with a line parallel
to Prince street 20 feet, thence with straight
line to the beginning 20 feet-which piece OF
ground was sold and conveyed by John 'Ro-
berts, James Lawrason, and Philip G. MaIs-
teller unto Abel Willis. and IS the premises
now in occupation Of saiG Willis, conveyed
by said Willis to Daniel Mclean, in trust
for Certain purposes therein named.--
DANIEL MCLEAN, Trustee.
Junez. dSw
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.bapuy mediam between that and
G To sriehtrn q girl into duty, BY
tfs hing 70 her God all terroFs by i'm.
' ar her with dread of future punish.
' ;s making her slave 20 fear, not a
peOi - virtue. Blu. when we tell her she
h: n",rd here asa probationer for eternity !;
I M God who created her is infinitely
~ y. VT n as infinitely good that he has
P.n her a revelation of his viii, plain,
pa. and perfect; that nothing can ex.
n.t her neglect Of it; and that to entitle
- the reward promised to the faithful,
!. mus, be pure in thought word and &C
Main common sense alone is necessa.
u "". her compromising your instructions.
. noble motive for action is implanted in
- MINI she learns to regulate he, feel
;ac, as well as her actions aud is as fear
/ n Of .uIlying the purity OF her eharacssr
:. christian, in private asin public.
We see propensity in. very small chill.
zen 10 attract attention BY the little arts OF
dress, and by studied attempts to please /;
!, IS so natural that it always requires re-
auctions rather than encouragement. To a
,ruin degree It 10 proper and necessary ;
bt who does not know that it is among our
reaknesses Who has not observed that
sirI. even of fine sense and strong under
Standings feel disgusted and uneasy if by a.
~ meats they are, debarrsd from the ePpor-
unity of displaying thei- charms 10 public,
or receiving aGulation in private! Why
then is rvery mcrh lecture closed with this
sale remark: DO Mis- if gen 1Deald ph0se'
ta!rk,s # vsss sUOuH eGptiuate and be I'D
rireG We can never hope to see women
Who are educated in the common mode,
rhose minds are formed BY such books,
sustaining consistent characters.
Every friend to society, every advocate
ihr virtue, should examine and direct the
eve, thar while they gather
II. honey frora these Rowery writer's, they
nay avoid poison.
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Tie EalefMsdE1s Democracy.

Il II y. l. - . =
MATTHIAS REVIVED AND EuLrIpLIHb.
A decree hss beea issued in France, estab.
Itching eight gsols or bsstiles lbr the eon6ne-
tnent Of sanse pfisSnrrs.- the ioaow'ns
isthe eupmera.ion Of Persons who are 20 be
The tenants az these infernal abodes.--tsHss.
-LSurGne. 1922 -,
a1. Men who have, 1t different epochs,
made an a.temp, upon the safety of the state
and uuho svsuid Be cosademhrd. did not 50.
perior considerations oppose their icing bret
to trial!
40. Chiefs Of bands in civil wars, whom
motives of general interest alike preoene
from being brought to trial
I" 3. Robbers of mail stages,whom the
courts are not able to condemn, though Aey
dase certainty EITHER guilt
~. Men acquainted with state secrets,
having been employed by the police in TO-
reign countries, and suspected of failing in
fidelity, but whom it is still. unsafe to try!
as. Subjects Of the federative states, who
cannot be put upon trial, because their
crimes are either of political nature, or
have been committed before ther union with
France $685.. It,
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f:y Sale at Public VenGae on the
I'll NJ ,,p,-f ,,,o,,th

A VALUABLE LOT GROUND at
N the corner ofFaiI fax & Wilkes streets,
a. ieet inches on Fairfax and ~ feet on
Wilkes street to an alley of three feet; at
this corner is a pump Of good water known
By the of ioS,'s Pump.
Ill S @,
Half a square Of Ground next
below Lutz's lanyard, save small part sold
Of ~ Geet front on st. Asaph street, by lib
ieet inches back; and another Lot Of the
same size Joining the first, on which is re.
served ground rent of % dollars per ann.
which ground rent is proposed to be sold
separate and then the remainder Of the
ground. 49,.
For the Ground Rent note negotiable in
eiter Of the banks will be taken, with an
approved indorser, payable il s, 9 and -
months, with interest thereon.
For the remainder Of the bali square which
IS on St. ASsph, Wilkes and Pitt streets, and
the corner lot BY Yest's pump, one tenth of
the purchase money will be required IN haud
1.-The remainder in three equal annual pay
ments with interest from the day OF sase,
which is made to secure Jacob Hoffman Tor
his endorsement OF certain notes At the bank
Of Potomac. as per deed of trust from Wil-
liam HartsAorne to the subscriber Tor thss
purpose.
This sale was intended for to day, but it Is
agreed to divide the half square in two lots OF
so feet each, and fourteen Of about 60 teet
each, and to take place on the day 6rss ssoEe
mentioned.
Jonah Thomplen. 7Tayfee.
May so. tawN
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,

TMR SH, 1910.
Ordered, That the East end OF Prince
street be paved according to law, and the
same charged to the proprietors,
On ballosing for a President of Common
Council, in place Of Edmund l. Lee, resign.
ed, Joseph Dean is duly elected.
Ordered, That William Rhodes and Tho
mas Lawrason, with the President OF Coun-
Glide committee to attend Robert I. Tay-
| or, and assist hink,o draw an answer in
Chaneery to the bill of Harper and Others.
Extract from the minutes,
ADAM LYNN, &C.
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From the NetV 7ark Gazette.

CAUTE0-N--The public are cautioned
against notorious swindler and forger, who
tpss by the name of Thomas ,ChidIey, and
who carries with him, either real or forged
papers of his discharge, as serjeant major,
fom his Britannia n~,iesty's 7;h regiment
Ct roya fesilcers, with testimonials OF his
services, gsllantry, wounds and good he.
haviour. Chidley'is upwards OF six feet
high, dartSeomplexion, dark short hair, a.
host so years old, butcher by trade, is
veil looking man, has scar of about two
inches On ono of cheeks, which he says was
by sword.
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NEW MILITARY W0tk !.
.3xa Fulfilled ss4
A tie Bsaasteres q Z. Gray, aad css,s~

III - - = r
PRICE 8 DeLLARs so cRxrs-as ~
Rules and Regulations for the Field Exer-
else and MsE@usres Of tie French Inf.n,ry:
issueu August YET, 1871 Ysnd the Nmsu-
Wes aocso' which have been since adopted
BY the emperor Eapoleoa. Also, the Ma
nseuv.es OF the Field Arillery, with Inlsn-.
try. ~ Col: lrenee Amelot DEL acroix. la.
Chief Of Brigade in The French sefyiee. : In
three volumes, the third volume oonsi,.;n.,
Of plates. -
The principal part Of this work Ia, b..,
translated from French to English, bv Lem.
Col. Macdonald, in the service of hi. p,;..,'
nick majesty. Col. de Lacroix ma, mot on,,
ayailed himself Of Macdonalds translation.
but has retained the principal 4beorie.. ~;.I
+ which Col NJ has enriched his work. .sns-.
eialIy his compsrison of the French ,aeiio.
with the Prussian, and the principle. of m.
different nations with the English: because
those valuable notes are adfioien, for ,uch
Comparisons, and are in point. Col. De L.
has augmented those notes. -
The introduction Of Col de Lacroix' works
will direct the attention Of the young Amcri-
cans to the study of learned tactics, tie re-
suit OF experience, end enable them TO obtain
the precision desirable in the warrior tor
they must be convinced that coed officer
forms a good soldier, and that the expert
'ence Of ages has demonstrated, that the SOL.
der will perform his du.y correctly, when no
is we'll commanded. ... -
At the end Of the second volume Of this
work, Col. Dc Lacroix has added tho maneu-
res OF the Held artillery with the infantry,
according to the French principles. 1t i.not
necessary toanish praises on the advantage
Of moving this laundering arm, with the same
facility and celebrity %, the line. Europe is
now convinced and eonfesses il, He has adj
'ded Plates, which demonstrate those gu
'vres 50 essential to the great operations Of
war, and which will enable officers to execute
them. s.s
Col de Lacroix has judged it also expedi-
'ent to add 10 this book some new adopted
maneuvres, which have been put in prsctice
to great advantage in the face of an enc my.
To enhance the value of this work 10 the only
motive could induce him TO augment its size.
June 9. r- H..
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O. T VI T 70 N.

THE subscriber continues to teach the
1 FreneA Language az his residence cor.
Oer Of Prince and Royal streets. Ladies ana
gentlemen viii be waited On at their places
Of abode at such hours Is they may apPoina
Terms Of tuition uasy be known BY applying
TO him. ~ -
John Frignet.
~ B. The French translated into Engllsh
the English into French.
april
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N O T &c E.

ALL persons indebted to me are request
ed to come forward and settle their accounts,
as no longer indulgence will be given; and
all persons having any claims against ne are
requested to bring them forward that they
may be settled.
John F. Smith.
June 9. St
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JUST RECEIVED,
And for safe by ANTHONY Rhodes, Primo.
Street,
Is Casks ofexcelleni New ENGLAND
CHEESE.
June 8.
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William S. Nichols,

T1forms ms C0stoBrers in Jo1yn md Countrp.
THAT he has just received from .aess- York,
Il britannia Tea Pots and rumblers Plated
Lastors best and common plated Candlestcks de-
canter labels; bottle stands general assortment of
appan'd tea and snuiFer Trays wine walters bread
whips; walking sticks real windsor soap and wash
balls morocco poe, ct, note and pencil books tor
tolse shell combs fancy beads droops milk
Of roses essences steel pens, &c with n variety
Of such other articles generally yfound in fam
cy Store.
JTSTRECEITED
IN .ADDI1ION TO IIE .aBOVE-
An assortment Of Cutlery ;.3iso,-Jewery and silver
Ware a usual.
June 27 15tf.
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Michael Freeborn cS Co.

a"1e .aeaoUea trnm the store they occuf4ea sob
SBEARMAN's-WHARF,m 10 their ssore,No. "a, Long
Uharf where they e6er for srbe, On the n'ost rea-
sOnabLe Terms for cash o. apprOued credit
BY 7vh0icsaie ana refGa.
A General assortment OF Groceries, Liquors,
&c. &C. consistng Of
Rum Scgars
Brandy Ginger
Gin rmento
Wines Raisns
Tyson Butter
souehong r.., Lard
IIysonskin ''' .Cnscse
and Bohea Tobacco
sugar Snuff
Coffee Peas
Molasses Be.ns
Soap Dried Apples
Candles &C. &c.
.aiso, jlst roceired, and for sate, as ADORE,
1000 VT. excellent wI!i GrcsSeo lax 30
reams writing Paper, 20 do. wrapping do 500 VT.
excellent Cheese $50 VT. Jewins Twine
Ldke"ise-Bed Cords, Log Lines, Cod Lines, Hand
Ines, &c. April 25.
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TUNE, .7oiams and Liberty.

TUNE, .4dams and Liberty.
Of the victory tyranny's power,
eince, brsthren, we've met for glad celebration
lct this We spend be festvity's hour,
While we hail with acclaim he brth day Of our nation
Come friends, let us fill, =
And drink--LlBERTY still,
It's guard and its basis the whole Peoples will,
And 80 long the Earth in her orbit shall roll,
May .fmeracas Sons own other control!
The freedom Of Conscience our Ancestors sought.
When oppression they spurnd and with terrours con-
For their Rights when invaded, our Fathers have
fought,
Aud to US the rich boon. sead with blood, has dc.
scended,
Let each Freeman then swear.
Tha. no fettcrs he'll wear,
While his heart freely beats, and he breathes the
free air,
Nor cver, while Earth in her orbit shall roll,
Will .7nerica's Sons bow to foreign control
See the fair fields Of Europe still blasted with War;
And the ties, which connect man u man, torn n
sunder!
In safety we view the red flame from af.r,
And hear, at 4 distance, the burst Of the Thunder.
But should foes gather rohnd,
We're Oh LlBERrY's ground,
TOO wise to be rapp'd, and too scrong to be bound,
Nor ever while Earth in her orbit shall roll,
Will .lmcrica's Sons brook foreign control.
The foe of our Youth marks with dread our increase
Across tue Atlantic, with envy she glances
Her w,,herd arm shakes as she threatens our Peace
vi with Serpent-lke cunning insidious advances
Bat her Arms We defy,
To her arts we reply,
That in raEEpoN we live, on fox FaEEpoM We die,
And never, while Earth in her orbit shah ROLL
Viii .imerica's Sons bend 10 Dltlin's control
Though traitors, assuming the Patriots name.
Wsald guile US, our honour and rights to surrender,
VIII Freemen thus forfeit their Country's fair fme,
While voice can Be heard, am move to defend
tfN her
Once more let us tell,
That We never Will sell
rhose blessings We know how to value so well,
Aui as long as the Earth in her orb, sha roll,
We'll disiua all submission to lawicss control
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Ao0hnY G1aI'tal1S, .escellJ', &c
NTFFROY, informs

NiCHOLo = 80 r.i.l,l TROY ,,,, Il informs si. ms
received from tL,anufactories in Europe, an as,
sortmcnt tofJOONG-GLASS of PLATES, as tcrrlGr<
iy, which will boady for sale in few days, 40 som
as they can be iiA in frames.
.2ko on bGnG--
A completssortment OF Cutlery; Iea'
Pots; Pocket -Dks Suspenders; Gold Lace brass
Handirons, Shells ard Tones Windsor so.p5
starch; Hair r-Ikder; warranted Waterproof Liquid
Rlacking; Seth and Maccoboy snuii-and many
other articles, 20 numerous to particularize.
The Wa;, Repairing Business is carried
on as usualAlso manufactures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jeely, in the highest perfection. Fila
gree and PeaiWork. Hair Work-Eastick, diiier-
ent shapes rond, octagon, and Hat lace shapes.
The hgheslprice given for old Gold and silvers
agreeable to J, standard. .,y
He thanks hs friends for their custom-and VIII
sell those ar.,ges at a vey small advance.
.Nc.gborf, Jan q, 1910.
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WiXiam Steveus,

ReNecVnily informs his friends, and Tie pub
hex ia general.
THAT he intends carrying on the Painting and
/ azing Business ~ all their various branches
and has tkcn the shop under the Bookstore OF Mess
Hanton g Eaihdone, corner of.lkTket-sqnIsgc.
lie sONcit, ihc artent..n -. liz, eitnC,
and Sac pubSk, who are assured that every exertion
IN his power will be made TO deserve their custom-
lie has on hand and icr sale, complete assoi tment
OF PAINT and OIL
Nn'vuyit MAJ 81
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REMOVAL.
The ProgressiVe Ccmbany,

Il u
HAVE kEMUs ED THEIR 1tA tlRY
AND GROCERY STORE FROM NJ. IL,
TO THEIR STORE, 81, LoNC-N WHARF,
formerly occupied by tie hte .iIr. Uoodrcard,
Uhere they cGer tOr sale, 7ery accommodating terms
for cash or apbrtred credit q 4ety genera and
e1iensi,e assortment IF GROCERIES,,
---- among Ihich a,e--
TEN kinds. Sd proof ST. Cron Rum,
Il 5 pipes Gin
10 hhus N.olasses:
chests Campoy Tea;
25 do Souchong, do
Is do. Bohca, do.
% boxes Brown Sugars
~ do. White, do;
20 do Raisins
20 do. ChocUla
20. do. Soap;
Is Kegs Ginger;
10 Crates Crockery Ware
40 Bushels White Beans
5000 Bushels Exum., Iurks-Island, Liverpool
and Bonavista, Salt.
JUST RECEITED--
SO bbls fresh super6ne -four Of the most approved
inspection.
A Constant supply OF Rye, and Indian Corn
DO. do X, and Indian Meal;
Uhsf sale asd retail at tie b,ees. cash prices.
WILLIAM CoGGEsiiALL, Jun. .ggrnt.
kswport, JHne :
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Samuel Durfe,

Respectfully mtornr hts Jiienas and Me
RI Pnbhck,
THAT he has taken the House formerly
occupied by WILLIAM ALMY, OH the main
road, leading to the Bridge, where he proposes
keeping House of Pubck Entertainment Ladies
ana Gentlemen, Parties Of Pleasure and Travellers,
who may call on him will receive every attention,
and The best accommodations in bic power be stow
n Is. L.dics ahd Gentlemen my be ac-
commodaied with Boarding, on application above
Portsmouth, JuI,4, 1910 l63w
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NOtGE.

THE Subscrioet iespect!uIly inform
- the Inhabitants Of Newport, that he has take,
the House lately occupied by Mr. JAMES RoBrXsoN;
TN Peiham-street, and that he intends practising the
various branches OF the healng Art, in this town He
hopes by al assiduous attention 20 the duties of his
profession to merit the confidence and patronage of
his friends and the pubck in general
JOHN X. THURSTON, NJ d.
Newport, Nav TO- 1910.
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Henry Y. Cranston & Co.

aAyE { FoK SALE on VERY ACCOMMODATING TERMSi
1T hcir .luc.i,a and Commission store,
NO. ga, 1nAMEs-sTEErs
Sc B,des Gotten,
10 Pipes Bar celona Brandy
10 Hhds. w. |. Rum,
% Chests Campoy Tea,
% Casks Fgesh Raisinsy
so Kegs Ginger,
25 Boxes Chocolate,
90 Kegs Tobacco,
25 Boxes Soap,
10 Bbls. Pimento,
90 Bags Coffee,
5000 W.T.. Loaf Sugar.
Newport. Dec. En-
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Hme72can Hotel.
BERIAH ELDRED,

y ESPECTFULLY intoru.s hls friends
~ ard the pub!ickin general that he has remov-
ed iron. Hiciord, TO .Newport into the House lately
built by WILLIAM MuMFoED, No. -, .NFH-street,
where he intends to keep Grocery-Store and Pub
lick House, for the accommodation Of any Lady or
Gentleman, that may please to call Oh him.
Newport, April 25, 1910
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jHs .luthor Of The C7swins SONG, is VI. EDWARD
ID. BANGS, grUorcester. The measure is humoni-
Gus, the figures are beumJfd and IMPRESSIVE. and tie
s-nf'menfs are pure and patristck reflects h,gh
cre0 on the .Ax'hor and roiR give rich pleasure 10
lss brethren ia principle. Bost. Pat
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REMOTL.

SAMUEL s. ViNSON,
ID ESPECTEULLY informs his customers,
Az and the Publick, that lie has removed from the
stand lie has occupied for two years past, TO No. s,
being one Of the range of stores belonging to PAuL
NJ MBMFoRD, ESQ. little south of the Market
Square, the east side Of rhsmes-strect, where ali
orders for Druggs, Medicines, Dya-Sufs, Spices,
Sc will re cci,c cheerful and prompt at,enion--past
fsvours gratefully acknowledged.
May 2S.
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TUNE, adams aud Liberty.
COLUNBIANS arise let the rcsound
let that day he mark'd by joys noblest expression,
yYAen Libcrty's Sons did her Standard surround,
Determined their Rights to secure from oppression
Their Freedom TO sheid
They remand on the field,
Till their foes compeiV tote vaioUr to yield
Taeu ke. ns assembled, 1riM one poice proclaim,
UAc'er 1vaR ds!ionopr our .11csstors' Name
Should our Empire extend from, the Line to the Poe,
On the East and the West, know no bounds but thc
Ocean,
May one bond Of Union encirce the whole,
May we ne'er be distracted by civil commoion
While in cause We join,
Though all Europe combine,
Our glory will ever lrumphantly shine.
Then let as, assembled, &c.
Though Party the hood.gatcs Of Anarchy ope,
And with torrents OF passion threaten wide desc
lation,
May our Free Constitution, the Ark Of our hope,
An Ararat find in the sense Of the Nation:
let our Enemies learn,
Their devices spurn,
with heart to ain, we've the mind to descern'
Then lei us, assembled, &c.
Down the swift stream Of time, as our Fathers de.
scend,
To their Sons they resign the glorious commission,
The Rights Of their Country, and her Laws to defend
D From foreign invasion, and factons division:
While united we stand,
In defence of Land,
go foe but will dread to encounter our band
Then tt nS, assembled, &c.
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HITS,
Is Boxes, noN up~m .e-For Sale.
Wanton g. Rathbone,

Have jussreceived from h,e BEST .imeneon .infaet-es
THt.iR Spr,ng supply Oh Hd1S;
Il the assortment Is completed. These Hats are
made in the best manner, purposey for this market ;
are warranted in,eriour To none manufactured in
iaersca, and not to crack or fade As they were pur
chased on the Favourable TERMS they can b. sold
cheaper than usual.
Their very extensive assortment VIII
enable them to furnish every kind and price that may
be wantcd-as
Mems Superfne Fashionable Beavers.
do do with wide Brims.
do. Fashionable Castors and Plated.
do Youths Black and prab Beavers.
Childrens' White and fancy coloured do
These Hats are finished in sule not inferiour OF
chose which arc imported few fine English Hats,
and one case best.-.hss, boxes Youths black and
Mems felt Hats made in Horgsrd, OF very super.
iour quality, and dozens OF very cheap kind.
Jusr RKckr As ABOVE,
An additional supply of Paper Hangings
and Borders, among which arc nisny new fashlona
slc patterns few scts elegan, drapey and variety
Of low priced papers.-.7so, An assortment of Sta
,ionary !; Imported Quilts from IS cents to dollars
per hundred; bes, foolscap No. 4, paper common
and fine wove hot pressed letter do ink powder ;
elegant pen knives. lead pencils, wasers. Gc..
A few E,.yiisA 1a,e. as a6cyes
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For Jaundice and Bilious
COMPLAINTS.
GHE.3TO.vs
Genuine Jaundice Bitters,
PRICE FIFTY CEyN'TS

PRICE FIFTY CENT&
Secured 10 him by Letters Paten. from e President Of
the United Sia.es.
A MEDICINE extremely useful for curing
"A jaundicc and bilious disorders, and removing
t sinking, faint and distressed feeling at the s,om.
sch, difficulty Of breathing, loss of appetite, aud
sleepy, dull heavincss in the fore part of the day,
weakness and trembling OF the limbs, ,tiz ziness of the
bead and yellowness OF countcnance, complaints SO
Common to jaundicy And bilious people.
Inc many cures that have been effected in
Ncw-England by the above medicine Gas may be seen
by the bs) prevent the necessity of further recon-.
uendation.
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NCG iuL.
HE Subscriber takes this mode Of
n infor1ninS all those who are Indebted 10
.ia,, by book account note, call and settle the
same, TO enable him 20 meet those WHO have de-
mands against him he hopes this will be sufficient,
without further notice.
iic carries OH lhe BLACK smith bushes,
usual, in all lis various branches, with neatness
and despatch, at his shop, no. 4, Cross street, where
every order will b. punctualiy attended io and
r. ia,o1i gratefully acknowledged.
WiLi.IAM WHITE
N. Il. Two Journcymen, such are good work
men may hear OF emplo, by applying as above.
Newport, March 2 l.