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Has imported IN the slip Maryland, gm
BahimsYe,
Best Bridport herring and shad SEINE
IWINt, Sal! Twine and SI,o Thread
AND BY THE BRIG TEN sRoTHKRs-
Daily expected hcre--he VIII receive.
Sabeyzns Cloths s. K25cymeyst,
Which he Offers for sale by TIC package o.,
low terms 70: cash or approved paper at O.
days,
Nov. l3. llw5iaw2w
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FOR SALE.
4 handsome MulGtt0 CIR

a ha71aSonle Wuzatto Glr.I,
Is or IA years of age, accustomed 70 -.
tend as a house servant IN private fM,j y.
Also.
A Negro Woman, about 81 years Of srp
accustomed to house work, stout. beal;a,
honest and obliglng. Apply al this office jor.
further information.
November so. 2awt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-31

sons Of patriot fathers, into ahiect followers
Of fortune, and made them ashamed Of the
virtues, as well as the religion of their an
cestors- But though pals and quivering II is
not qucnched. The heavenly fame Is not
yet extinct Hidden under false fear, Oh,
scured by mistaken interest, and almost ex-
tinguished by the baleful breath of foreign
influence, il yet lives, 1t yet glows, my coun-
trymen, within your hearts. Nor shall il die !!
BY the memory Of your heroick fathers, who
tell in its defence BY the independence, they
achieved ! BY the offended genius of. our
county By the God who breathed this de
yine essence in your souls, il shall not die. IL
shall burn to shsw the danger of your present
apathy.--lt shall kindle to make you emulate
in defending your liberties, the heroick deeds
by which they were established. And Ii
have assisted to fan it to fame, the rchec-.
tion will shed ray of pieasiirey on my hum
bic, my unknown retreat as, ~. >.
have been led away by an enthusiasm L
know not always how to control, but I will
now speak language more Ineligible TO the
statesmen of the present day and laying a.
side all consideration of national honour, will
pursue the fayourite practice of settling state
questions--by calculation. First--en the.
eign relations. Second--on the loss orsgain'
Of continuing in. our present state. Third;
on the probable consequence of;put,ing the
nation in posture of attack or defence, the
expencc which those measures would require.
LASTLY shall examine what are the ris-
ques 10 be incurred by war, that we may de-
terfninc whether the trade of Independence
will bear the premium necessary to ensure it.
These shall in the order, be the subjects Of
my future numbers-and ] trust can shew,
by the orthodox creed of the computing house
that interest ought, il no other motive can,
induce US to take efficient mcasures--I shall
offer my opinion as to those measures, and
prove think to demonstration, that no adj
vantageous change can be expected without
then,--that any pecuniary loss will be greater
from, the then state of things than war
would prod9ce.--that the expence of prepar-
alton is greatly within our me ans--that in
war the balance of acquisition must be in our
favour, and that even in the account current
of mutual injury, it viii not be against us.
g. I, VINDEX.
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DIED,

In this town,on Friday last, Mr.. PHIlIr. M. Boss,
son OF John l.. Boss, Esq. aged 16.-He was taken
from the troubles of this evane scent life at moment
when nearly every circumstance that possibly could
agitate the breasts of his afflicted parents with the
dread of dissolution consprcd to render the sepcra-
ton painful ind1ed; they still wished his continu-
snce earth until the contamination Of those virtues
and talents, which, like the tender bud when enliv.
eed by the genial rays Of the SUM- were just shooting
into life-bui-- .~9.
" Like other tyrants, Death delights to smite, .,
What, smitten, most proclaims the pride of power,
" And arbitrary nod His Joy supreme,
"To bid the wretch survive the Fortunate;
" The feeble wrap the sthletck in his shroud
" And weeping fathers build their children's tomb"
In this town, on the 23d inst Capt. LAWS Sissos,
in The 72d year of his age.
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RESOLVED, 6y me Senate and House
@ Representatives Of the United States Of
.fnerics, ~ Covgrcss .assem5isd,s That the
expire essipns. coussined in the official lsttcr Of
Francis James Jackson, Minister Plenipoten-
uary Of his Britannica Majesty, near the Uni
ted States, dated the 23d day of October,
1909, and addressed to. Mr. Smith, Secretary
OF State conveying the idea that the Execu-.
tive Government OF the United States had
knowledge, that the arrangement lately made
by Mr. Erskine, his predecessor, In behalf OF
his Government, with the Government Of the
United States, was entered into without conn
petcnt powers on the part Of MIR. Ersk-
Inc for that purpose, we're highly indecorous
and insolcnt.---1h hat the repetition OF the same
intimation in his ofiiciel letter, dated the 4th
ofNovernber, 1909, after he was apprixed by
the asscvcration of the Secretary of State,
that the Executive Government had no such
knowledge, and that. it it had possessed such
knowledge, such arrangement would not
have been entered. into OH the part OF the
United States and also, after being officisl-
ly apprized, that such intimation was inad-
missible, was stll more insolent and affront-
ing and tAat.in refusing to receives any FUR
ther communications from him in conse-
.Npenee of.sbcsc outrageous and premeditaS-
ed insults, the Executive Government has
manifested just regard TO its own dignity
and honour, .ss'well as to the character and
interests Of the American people,-That the
letter signed Francis. James jackson, headed
I" Circular" dated 18th Of November, 1909,
and published and. circulated through. the
county, is still more direct and aggravated
insult and affront to the American people and
their Government, rs il is evidently an insidi-
Gus attempt to excite their rcsentments and
distrnsts against their own Government, by
appealing to them, through false or fallacious
dissuises, against some of it's acts and to
excite resentments and divisions among the
people themselves, which can only be dishon-
durable to their own characters, and ruinous
to their own interests and the Congress Of
the United States do hereby solemnly pledge
themselves TO the American people, and to
the world, to stand by and support the Execu-
tive Government in its refusal to receive any
further communications from the said Francis
James Jackson, and to- call into action the
whole force of the nation, If il should be-
come necessary, in consequence of the con-
duct of the Executive Government in this re-
spect, to rcpcl such insults, and to assert and
maintain the rights, the honour, and the in
terests of the United States.
j. D. VARNUM, Sheakeref. The.
Honse ef Representatives.
.->f GEO; CLINTON, Vice-P -Presidenf
Of the Unifrd Ss0tes, and Precedent
80. 0ffhtsaSenafe.
JANUARY ~, 2,.lSlOc-APPRovED,
-. 4, =. ~ JAMES. MADISON
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JOSEPH BRIGGS,

:. N4a No. 50, 7Hames-ssreef,
LAS Tor ssle---l0o bbis. Prime Pork, war
I i i ranted !; Yin, per pipe. AHA =
Also--An assortment of fGROCERIES.
N. B., He trsftsacts Commissions Business.
Those who are disposed to favour him in this
limo, may depend on hisexertions in their be-
half.
STORAGE for goods MAY ssbe had by ape
plying as above. ~. :, July rs.
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BY 7HE sUBSCRxBER,

+. A FARM. on Pint judith, contain
IA ing about '1S0 scscs Of exceIlsnt Land, win
large Dwelling -House, in good repair, good bs'n
and Crib, two good Orchards, a. Of the bsst grAiea
fSit The said rsrm Is divided in sywards Of tSrns
y lots with good stone wall aud viii cut a. mscn
hay, and of a. good quality, and raise IS much gram
a. any one in the county, of is sisesheFc 10 Ike
wise sufciency Of exrenent mxnSrcs thAt comes
up ON the farm annually.
There is adjoining said farm Pier, two
Stores, n Dwelling House, and Boat. sop'eth!ng out
Of repair, which will be sold separate from the kums
together. ~ may best ait the purchaser or pur-
chasers which place is equal to any one IN the state
for rreightng to Newport. p:ovideuce, or New Lon.
don, and good place for Store Or Lumber-YAra
For further particulars, apply 20 the subscriLer.
80 BENJ. ROBINSON.
.Kngstowu, Jan. 81, 1910!
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Gov. GORE, Of Massachusesfs, delivered his
Speech at the opening of the session of legis-
lature, in suit Of American manufacture {!
This eoat, however, win not hide has British
principles nor this hypocrisy give him any
additional votes, at the ensuing election. We
think the governour had better resurae h,s
old British coat--it suits him infinitely better
than an American one.
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nc, be Let,

! lad sesssssioa ssvensAe 2sfh Of SiareA nrrf
-FOUR L OTIS of Land, situasyd adioin.
II ing the town land, ncsr,the Pewdsriiou,e.
having good v~ll and pond Of water. Any psrson
wishing to hire. may know the terms on application
TO the subscriber.
FOR SALE-A second hand Chaise,
anda Horse Cart and Tscklpg. ~ 80
Newport. Jan. 81: 1910, >s ss.
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MARINE LISr.
p0RT OF NEWPORT.

~. PORT OF .NEWPORT .4-- =
sEnfsr~d--Brig Brandywipc, Davis, New-York, !,
Schooner William & Mary, Colt, do. do. Polly &
Nancy, Iawton, do Sloop Thets, Child. do. ,
= Cteared--sloop Fame; wsdden, New-york do.
Golden Age, Cottrell. do. do. Fame, Davis. do. (,
do Susan, Burr, do. ;.dp, Industry. Coon, do.
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Rev. MIR. vvebb, Mr. CHkIsToPsER NtA,-k, Mer-
chant, Of Alexandria, <vr.) 20 Miss HAasio cas-
TON, daughter Of Nicholas Easton, Esq Of tins
town. tgll'e q t,t s't,ss -. -
At Portsmouth,, by the Rev. Mr.. Eddy. Mr(PHiL.
fP W. LAwToS, 10 Miss Lucy BORDEN, daughter
of the late Mr.. William Borden, of Porsmouth s,.s
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NEWPORT:
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 81, 1910.

Except report that the " American Nsvi-
CATION Act" had passed the house Of Repre-
sentatives of the United States, nothing new,
was received from the seat OF gosernnent,by
the last nights mails. ~
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Looking Class Plates, 5esuel.y, sc.

q '.s 1
NICHOLAS GEFFpOy, informs
4 Y his Customer and Friends, that he has inst
received fron.tl'e manufacturers IN Europe, an sp-
sortment of LO0KINC -GEA6S PLATES, a. former
", which. viii be ready fr salen few days, a. s6on
Is theySan be fitted IN, frames ..4s,
.Rse on hash5--
Acompletc assortment Of Cutlery Tea.
PotsI PecketBoo Sucpenderss Gold Lace hrass
Hapdiyc5S, Shoyes and Tongs Windsor Soap ,
StarShs nPowder, warranted waterproof liquid
MaSkingl Scotch and Msccoboy Snui}s-snd many
other ARTICLES too numerous to par6culsrixe.
\ The Watch Repairing Business Is carried
on as usnal.--Also manufactures Silver and GOA
Work, and Jcwelry, in the highest perfection Fls.
gree and Pearl Work. Hair Work-Elastick, differ.
ent shapes, rsunds octagon, and fat lwce shapes.
The highest price given for old Gold and silver,
agreeable to It's standard. a.
He thanks lis friends for their custom--And will
sell those articles at . very ANAL advance.
y Ntwtorf, Jan. - 1910.
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GODFREY WENWUOD,
81 MAs ron SALE.

2 On fhe most rrasonabfe 1f1ns, q 20
A QUANTITY of S.Ai, and Cabin
f1A Bread AlexAndris snd New.York Flour Of
the first quality Molasscs BY che gallon i coarse
by retail.--.iiso, Mystick lyle BY the dozen, ana
Phiiadephis Bricks by the hundred Hops by the
pound Malt by the bushcI or smalles quantity
Wheat Bran bv the bushels Coal By The bhshel- -sis.
A quantity Of Bricks and Tile, made Of Pipe Cluv
. vr Ns,srert, .quS. 20. 1909. 4
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Capt GAGE begs leave, in this pubIick manner, 70
return his TANKS 10 Capt. EusTi commanding Fagt
Adams, and Leut. HsILEHA S, commanding NJ F0ft
wolco,t-ios their kind assistance IN preserving tte
shp Laurel and Cargo. while on shore at the lstser
place, IN the severe gale Of the 19sh instant.
Newport, Jsn. 26s 1910.
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CASH,


II. OSTQ On Friday afetnnon hast. Ia
1/ the Red Market, sum u MONEY Ia View,
port Hsnt Bills, amoonfing % btt<ein 50 and geo
whoeyer has. fpuRtf ne sane, and will psarn = ca
she sshscriber, sh~ll receive the above rev srd
GIDEON CORNSLI.
xsy$Ss. len 2 1910.
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TO coRRRspospErTs
We regret that obliged to defer the puhi-
cation of the ID number Of |" zese." Il wss secck-
cd too lslc Tor insertion this veek.
Many srticiss omitted fsr want Of rom.
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RAode-lsia'sd.-In this State the Republi-
cans have all along had the Governour,but the
Federalists possess small majority in the
Legislature. The former are taking meas
ures for securing union and exertion at the
April Election; and we have no doubt they
wall then be completely successful. Ia
Bosf. Ch,'on.]
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William and Henry Moore,

w AAiAossA Gin A4SN1y AAQOlSo
&: OFFER rOR SALE, Ns 49,
AT rREIs SToRE, Ne. s. .SfAKKErsSQUARE;
Fer Cash, Cssnsy Produce aeprsvsd Crsds, ss -
isw psiess ~ can be ps~chased al any sssss :.
IN .Nevbert-- - frs ',tfs y. -
! 80 boxes excellent brown SUGARS ~
do. do white do;; - r-, VS.
a%S0% 1000 ". esse,iss. aS corssE. RI a''s .,: )
10 chests 6ouchhng TEAS - .sss> -
s. do. Hysonskin ao.s ~
do. Hyson do.s q.
\ 10 casks GlNCY;R, $50 Hsf
Bsgs Of PEPPER do. PINfENTo,
pipes Country GIN, Of anperiour qusDityt
. $ hhds. sxt pr6df w. T. RUN; -.
yft IS ,,;fS. ..ss Nj e.. do;
IRONMONGERy, CUTLERY. and HARD
WARE a.. e. ~, nt sft -
NAILS Of Ill kinds, tF..
sANCt5Oks, Of every size e B
,sundry articles The Dry Goods Line
\: = bales C0yf0N. -
.ftss, a. shsir Store,
NJ 100, TK.SSfES. TREET;
A general and extensive assortment DRY
GOODS, ~ cheap a. can be found
All the above articles will be sold At Wholesale or
retail. ~
NIB All those persons who have long standing
accounts. desired 70 call and settle ths same -
CASH, ~.
And the highest price given for good clean
Flax-seed, Tow-Cloth or Feathers. "Wsnssd !
2000 bnshsis god clcsn Barley. -
. Apply d No. s. sMAsEnr-sayAns.
l., H0v. o. .,~* 49, n = r,r* ~ si7
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Commercial Mfcrmafioa.


Sbunish Consnk1r Vfce, ?
Bosfsn, 27sh Lse. 1909.
THE undersigncd, Consul Of II. q. ~. Is directed
= TO inform Tie Merchants residing in his Consu.
lar District that al Matters Of Vessels bound for any
port Of the Dounions Of Spain, arc 10 deliver to the
Custom House, Certificate Of origin OF the cargo,
as before the peace with England the said reguls-
lions having been established on the 2la December
1902, not on Account of the war usat then existed
With this said Nation but standing order to reg
JUAN sToUGHToN, cssspl,
For the New -England Ststes. =
or psIufers y Nssspapery IN hie Martins p~p "
: .fassaeknsesss, .N<S-hsnpshire, RAede lsland sn6
Connecnc,a me regrsssed 20 snseres fhe otsre I'D
r~rasewess, ssdf fsrv~S0 0seS DN1s 70 ksssea u cH'-
hy, JerPyssnt
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The inhabitants of the Led ronc Islands are
carrying on a troublesome war against the
Chinese.--The Islands are about 1900 miles
E. of Canton, Is in number, exclusive OF in
lets and rocks, and are very populous.
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Turkey--IAte accounts from the Mediterranean
say, that the English Amb ssador at Constsptinope,
doubtful Of the success Of his negotiations on nc.
copnt of. the prevalence of the French Influence
shere, had sent for Frgate to be ready to take him
horne in " failure and tl,at the Rassian ARM
was Within days march of constAalinople. =
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GLOVE-MAKING BUSINESS.

,NyANTED Immediately, two or
w three smart Girls TO workat the Glove
Making Rnsiacsss Inquire a she Office Of the r. T.
keftt6c1M 49, A. December Is.
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Benjamin Colman,

INFORMS the inhabitants of New-
II port ard ts vicinity, that he has taken Lodgings
- The House Of Mrs. CoTrpELL, and offers his
service IS Practitioner--Paronsge Is respectfully
solened ...e,ti - = ~ =.
.fswpos4, January II, 1910 ~. /.
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a,.7larminy JfsrsoIty--In Dana, Worcester County,
VT. Tn Tcmplar, aged 81. He was well on tic
2lst inst and corpse the succeeding day Five
other grown persons and several children, have,
within week, died in the same town of the same
disorder, viz. Mfr. simeon Gleason, aged 43; Mr.
John Hall, 4E. %; Mr. John Whitmorc, E. ~, Mr.
John johnson. Miss Sally Tolsa.n, Il. l7---Mr
Whitmore was well and at work one day, and dead
the next Miss Toman was at the funeral of Mr.
w. and died herself, the following day Several
were seized with this mortal dstemper the day the
bearer OF this article Jeff that 1t appears liee
the spotted fever. Some arc taken with q sudden
stoppase Of the circulation Of the blood some be.
come Immediately spcechiess-yelow and purple
spots appear in few hours rPazodsun
We understand, that three or four persons
belonging in one family, have lately died, at
Beaver, Pennsylvania, Of malignant Spotted
Fever, which RACES in that place.
PhiiadrLtthia haher.'
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Iuh Received

Iutt Received
Ind for sale by James Kennedy, sen. Book
seller, King. street,, ~.
Gentlemen and Lady's Pocket Almanacs,
in plain ana Morocco bindings, tor the year
1910. .
Johnson's Virginia and Farmers Alma
macs for 10 containing variety OF useful and
entertaining matter-by the dszen or other
wise. t...
ALSO, ,.:...
DR.. Hooper's Physicians Vademecum-
lust ,publi.hed-a very useful Manual Tor
Young gentlemen Of the faculty. Price liz
cents. ..r. .s.... ..." T.
DR. Recess Medical Guide.
Pennington's Memoirs of Mrs. Eliza Car
ter. .." ht..
Blair. Lectures on 2hstorick and tho
Bellies Lettres. u. K ....s.
Adarns's Roman Antiquities: -.
Complete Farrier (new edition.)
Misses Magazine--2 vols. g
Porteu's Lectures on St. Matthew.
Or, Newcome's Harmony of tho Eyange-.
lists. .... .s ,.,.s, =
Mrs. Vests Letters to Young Man.
Cowper's Poems and Task-seperate, eie'
giant miniature editions. SIS
Mediator's Kingdom, not Of this World.
7 and half cents
n.s.nDss7. IL. 4 sats
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New Tooth Extractor.

THE subscriber has effected an improve
snept in the instrument for Extracting tee'o'
by which thar operation is rendered eoGsiesr
ably less painful, and more safe, than oY inc
common method, and applies IN all cases
During some months use OF tbs inssiu-
ment, tthe only one except BruHs fsIeht'
where that viii apply the jaw has 10 no IN
stance been injured, nor the gum torn Tor Ia
eersted.l ~
Persons who chuse it, attended at their
homes as usual. Apply lower esd Of Prince
steetto s..3..ss,. !
S $50. -. Oh !: Douglas. ].
Intending to apply for a patent, it cannot
Be seen for examination at present. r
December %. sosn
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Runaway Wench.
Nav l3.

p ABSCONDED from Georgetown, Column.
bia, ON FRIDAY, the 2doiFsb. $780, malattS
wench named Lofty |; she Is about aosyesrs
of aye, somewhat under he middle si1e F.
robust make. fat chest and down cast look,
This vench was formerly the property otDf-
Edward Cent has lived for some time past
with Mrs H. Hayward, and il well known y
Georgetown .,...., y. 4 q.
For experimenting end delivering the said
runaway 70 the keeper Of the jail in the city
{ Washington. leu Dollars will be paid, IS
taken within the district Of Columbia, rs dols.
if taken either in Maryland or VIeini.--and
fifty dollars ii taken beyond the limits office
states, and all removable expenses, OH appll-
cation to the printer hereof.
March $. et.
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THE subscriber will rent the house on
Fairfax street, Alexsnaria, now occupied by
Mrs. 5 Nichols, for 900 dollar year, pay ;.
able nalf yearly, and give possession on the
LIST of. May ..r1'# ,'.,.
t4e will rent he property commonly called
Jones's Point. the marsh and adjacent bills.
or any part of them; or he will sell any part
of them, on a credit OF one, two and three
years-For his land on, Fairfax and Franklin
streets, he will take one third Of the assessed
yaluc He offers for sale a valuable GRlST
MILL on Goose Greek, IN the county
Louduun. Wa within half mile OF the old
turnpike road leading to "a, xandria, ana a.
bout 600 acres ofLand adjoining the Mill,
great part Of which is we'll covered with tim
Der -v . .- ~. ..
S. COOKE.
Leesburgh, Lonncoun { ounty,
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= A CREAr BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove 70 the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, II mlles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town Ter
~ and abou, the SAME from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city Of Washington
in a healthy, agreeable ncighbcrhooa' con-
tanning about 47o acres. on whlehls e0 1--WE
nien, dwelling house, large enough ior gen
teel family, together with all inc oui NJ ~
suitable, all new or nearly 50 . :" w;,h
d. 10 trees of selected fruit, .ogs."e, % ;m
d;Seren; other fruit trees, q proporuon ., VII
,rov.d meadow Tor the scythe, and large
pportion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
BY application to Mr., JOAN DuI1s, a . mras
~. Ind farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
misses. r,,1.~ss
diff.
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S. COOKE.
VIM. HARPER. Ir.
March /.

=
APOTHEC.4R1- AND DRUGGIST.
las justrece;usa, and eBers tor sale at
IL his zvhoirSale and retail Druggist
Stare on iairfas-street. opposite Mr.. Bry-
an Hampson's and nes: door to Mr. Ltoyds
a general assortment ef4ledicines, Patent
Medicines, Surgical Instruments, S'c.ansng
zuhich are as toll0tos:
Powdered Jaiap, Prepared Calomel, Re-
fined G; Campnor, Spanish Flies, Aqua For
tbs. Oil Of vi,rioI, Gum Opium, Colombo
Root, Ditto in Powder, augar OF Lead, Sin
ma Leaves, Mama Flake, Ditto in sorts,
Rhubard Root, Ditto in Powder, Curved
Needles, Pu'ikins, Teeth F"rccps, Gum
Lancets, Spring Ditto Thumb DITTO, Cath
eter's Elastic, Ditto Silve", Windsor Sna-
wing Soap, Mkt Rose Ditto. Pam Ditto,
Je, anime Ditto, Cosmetic Wash Balls, &c.
&c. SC.
March !, =
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-13
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T6a,lsi Szade 8 7hos. Grtmjhaw.
TTiyyNG entered into partnership in the
ii RoPE.MAKING BUSINESS ohet
Cor sale, at their store on Merchants ~harl,
40 , s s..er,n,e..t of CORDAGE and
SHip.CIIANDLERY, at which place. OF "a, a.
their yope-waIk, taey will receive orders i s
any description of Cordage warrahIeu ~ w
made out Of the bsst materials ano ,n. ..- ~
tured in such munner as will pear 'ns '' ~"
spection of the bes: Judges .;vs,
sorW B. A liberal price will he always gwen
HEMP; Of the best quality.
u.s. November % ~. -. .