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not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute and the
rules Of this court /; and it appearing to the
,atisfae,ion eff the court, upon afhdavlt, t,ia'
the said Stephen Lowe is not an lnhaoi,
rant of this district: on motion OF the saia
complainant by his counsel, it is ordered, tina.
the said defendant Stephen Lowe, 90 appear
here on the first day OF next term and enter
lis appearance to the suit and give sscur, ny
for performing the decree of the court; ana
that the other defendant William Silver 40
not pay away, convey, or secfete, the debts rs
by him owing 20, or the estate or ettects IN
his hands belonging to the said absent de-
PENDANT Stephen Lowe, until the further Of
der or decree of this court and that copy
of this order be forthwith publishes ior Two
months successfully in one OF the PUBIC
newspapers published in this county, and that I
another copy be posted at tho front docf Oh
the court house OF said county
A copy--Test,
q Heneale. C. C.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On FRIDAY, the 18th of October next,
will be sold, at the late dwelling of m
drew Belmain, deceased, in Fairfax coun'
ty-
Five or SIX Akely NEGROES, fer
Cajh..
Robert Pitt Washington,
z. Administrator
September IL Iswst
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Haln's Anti Bilious Pills,

Hahn's Anti Bilious Pits,
For the prevention and cure of bilious ana
malignant Fevcr--prcpared only at LEES
old established Patent and Family Medicine
Store, No. SO Maiden Lane, NeW-York.
The operation of these Pills IS perfectly
mild. so as TO be uaed with safety by persons
in every situation, and of every age. :,
They are excellently adapted to carry on
supernuoas bile, and prevent lta morbid Sc
cre,ions "a restore and amend the appetite !:
TO produce free perspiratlon' anu theieoA
p,evcnt colds, which are often OF fatal cohse'
onenees A dose never tails to remove
COLI. If taken ON its first appearance they
are celebrated for removing habitual costiye-
nes. sickness at the stomach & severe head
ache ; and ought to be taken by all persons
on change of climate.
They have been found remarkably ethca-
cious in preventing and curing disorders at
,tendant on long voyages, and should be pro-
cured, and carefully preserved tor use, by
every seaman
Hamilton's Worm Lozenges.
This we'll known remedy has cured curing
the last eleven years, an immense NUMBER Oh
children and adults oil various dangerous COM
plants arising from worms
Hamiltoa's Grand Restorative,
7. recommended as an invaluable medl'
cine for the speedy relief * permanent cure
for the various complaints which result from
d;ssin,ted pleasures juvenile indiscreuon !;
residence in climates unfavorable to the con-
s,itntiop the immoderate use OF tea ire
onent ;ntoxication, or other destructive IN
temperance the unsSiltui or excessive use is
of mercury the diseases peculiar 10 females
at certain period of life ; bad lyings lh' &c
Tooth-ache Drops.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted 10 cure by one application.
Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs,
asthmas, sore throats, and most disorders OF
the breast and lungs, is recommended as an
unparalleled remedy. >
Hamilton's Essence and Extract OF
Mustard,
A safe and effectual remedy Tor acute ana
chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic g"u''
nalsy, lumbago, mumbness, white swelhngs'
chi,hlains, sprains, bruises, PAIN In the race
and neck, SC:
The Restorative Powder tor the leeth
and Gums.
The Damask Lip Salve.
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Plaster.
The above genuine Medicines have been
in the highest estimation throughou. the " "
States for upwards of ten years many OF
them are sold for less than the drugs OF "nicn
they are compounded, could be purchased at
They re, by special appointment sold
wholesale and retail, by
James Kennedy, SEN.
Bookseller, Alexandria
- Purchasers are requested to ren'em-
her that an engraved label, with the sis nature
IF Hannah Lee, widow of the late Richard
Lee, iun. 90 counterfeit which is felony Is
aiixsa to each of her genuine Me'iclnes'
HANNAH LEE.
New York, July 2o-t27l law
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r. NJ. Scott,
VIM. Mo1s.

August q GUS
The editor of the National lnte'llgenceris
requested to insert the above advertisement
and send lis account to this Office for pay"
ment
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Va,uable Lands for Sale.

Under the authority of two de eds OF bnst
from HENRY ROSE, deceased, to the sHh-
scribers, we will offer at public sale, al 10
coffee house, in the town OF Aiexanai.s,
on MONDAYthe 3oth day OF Septemccf
next,
T1HREE tracts or parcels OF LAM, con-
tanning about $50, ITO and lso acres
each, situate in the county OF taiftaS, ana
living on the Little River Turnpike koaa'
adjoining the lands of Judge fnzhugh, VIII
liam Moss, the representatives OF John MOSS
deceased, Giles Fitzhugh and others-dis-
rant from the cities of Washington Alex
andria about seven miles
These tracts are 50 laid off as to embrace
proportion of cleared land tolerably weu
enclosed, and woodland, with an abuncanee
of timber and fuel On one of the lots are
well improved productive meadow, about ar
hundred acres well taken with red clover,
and an inexhaustable body of soap or hfe
stone. the value ofwhich lor overs, hre pla:
ccs, &c. is generally known, being worth
dollars the wacgon load at the quarry
credit of six, twelve * eighteen montlS
will be allowed bonds with approved secu-
rity will be required; and lien VIII De re-
tanned on the property until payment.
r. M. Scott,
VIM. Mols.
August 81 cots
The editor of the National Intelligenceris
requested to insert the above advertisement
and send lis account to this office tor pay
ment. -.
Dlffrlct of Columbia,
COUNTY OF .ALExANDRIA-to wit
July term 1911.
Charles and Richard D. Harris.
assignees of i,radstreet and
Storey, comftainanfs. IN
against cAaneery.
Augustus Storey s Lawrason
and Fowe, defendants.
The defendant Augustus Sto-
rey, not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the stature and
the rules of this court, and it appearing TO
the satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit,
that the said Augustus Storey is not an inha-
bitsnt of this district on motion OF the said
, complainants by their counsel, it i. ordered.
that the said defendant augustus Storey, do
ppear here on the first day of next term and
enter his appearance to the suit and give Sc
curity for performing the decree ofthe court,
|, and that the other defendants Lawrason and
Fowle, do not pay away, convey, or secrete'
the debts by them owing to, or the estate or
effects in their hands belonging to the said
absent defendant Augustus storey, until the
further order or decree OF this court, and that
a copy ofthis order be forthwith published for
two months successfully in one OF the public
newspapers published in this county, and
that another copy be posted at the front door
of the court house of said county.
A copy-Test,
c.. Deneale, c. c.
August /. law2m
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The defendant James Taylor,
not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute ind the
rules OF, this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction ofthe court, upon affidavit, that
the said James Taylor is not an inhabitant Of
this district--on motion Of the said complains
ant by his counsel, it is ordered, that the
said defendant James Taylor, do appear here
on the first day of next term and enter his
appearance to the suit, and give security Tor
performing the decree of the court, and that
the other defendant, William Fox, do not
pay away, convey, or secrete, the debts by
him owing to, or the estate or effects in his
hands belonging to the said absent defend
ant James Taylor, until the further order or
decree of this court; and that copy OF this
order be forthwith published for two months
SUCCESSFULLY In one of the public newspapers
published in this county, and that another
copy be posted at the front door of the court.
house of said county.
A copy--Test.
G. Dencale, c. c.
July 81 .laW2m
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SHINES not having entered disappearance and
given security according to the statute ana
the rules of this court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the court, Upon at
6davit, that the said Richard I. SHINES Is not
an inhabitant of this district-on motion OF
the said complainant by his counsel, IT Is Or
dersd, that the said defendant Rich. I SHINES
do appear here on the first day OF next
term and enter his appearance to the suit,
and give security for performing the decree
of the court, and that the other defendant,
Led Skinner, do not pay away, convey, or
secrete, the debts by him owing to, or the
estate or effects in his hands belonging to the
said absent defendant Rich. I SHINES until the
further order or decree of this court and
that copy of this order be forthwith publish
ed for two months successfully in one the
public newspapers published in this county,
and that another copy be posted at the front
door of the court house of said county.
A copy-rest,
c.. Deneale, c. c.
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of Columbia,

Diftrict Of Columbia,
COUNTY OF, ALEXANDRIA, TO wn,
July Term, 1911.
Nathan S Garland, COMPLAINANT,
against M
Yer. defendants
The defendant Stephen Lowe
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Di{frict of Columbia.

mot having entered his appearance anu Sf'e''
.sc,,r,,y according to the statute & the rules
% ,bis court, and it appearing TO the satlsiac-
tion of the court, upon athaa'n' .""' ~
is not an inhabitant OF TINS aislfies - 80
mot;oa Of the said complainant by ms coun-
sci. il is ordered, that the SAID deiendahs
TacoR BAKER, do appear here on the
first day of next term and answer the com n
-, bill, and that copy OF this order
be forthwith published for two months sue
csssiyeiy in one of the public newspapers
nvh,;shed in this county, and that another CO.
Nv he posted at the front door OF the court
house of the said county.
A copy--Test.
G. Deneale, C. c.
49, law2m
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-23

Thesday, Jan. S..-The House sat during
the whole Of this day with closed doors.
J, MIR. Poin,dextcr, from the COMMITTEES ap-
pointed on. the subjcct, made a report concia-
ding with the following resolution
"Wednesday, Jan. 9--Resolvcd, That 1t Is
'expedient TO admit the Mississippi Territory
into the Union, ~ = separate and inde pen-
dent state, on footing ofcquality with the
other States; and THAI provision ought to be
made by Law TO enable tie people Of the said
territory TO elect a convention to form . con-
.siilution, TO be submitted to- Congress for
their appreciation tf' iG IA
MIR. PoiDdex,er wished IL to be adopted,
and again referred TO the select committee,
with instructions TO report bill.
On motion of MIR. Pi,kin, the resolution
was referred to a committee OF the whole e<
to So. hfa .a ~ $50
Areport Of the Sccretsry of the Treasury
on the subject of iilegial settlers on pubieh
lands o! lhe v. States, was read and referred
20 the Committee on Publick Lands.
"A message ~as received from the Prssi-
dent OF the y. States, inciosing report II onl
the Director Of the Mint on the subject Of
the opel ations Of that establishment for the
year 1910. 49,. et tsf %t'tA -
Thursday, Jan. lo.--.Nsionat Bank. "A
report was received from the Secretary of
the Treasury pursuant to a resolution passed
the Sd inst relative TO the situation Of the al
fairs OF the National Bank. @e
Confidential Message from RE Senate
The Speaker informed the House, that a
confidential committee of the Senate were
at the door with a private message from the
Senate. The galleries, were accordingly
cleared. After the message was read, the
doors were ordc,ed 70 be opened
sdnofAeri eonfdc nnai message fro, the Pre-
Msenf--It wa immediately alter announced
that there was 8 message from the President
of the T., States which being received, the
Speaker declared il to be confidential, and the
House and Galleries were again cleared Of
all Strangers. ,af. LA,
Friday, Jan. 1.-THE house met this NOR
ming with closed doors, and continued in Sc
cret until they adjourned.
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ply. Ea-h bank must have a president, d.
Tectors and cashier, even il they had no mon
ey in their vaults. The tiae of thousands of
Irrational, accountable beings must thus be
wasted on miserable institutions, million Of
which would not add cent to the wealth Of
the nation.
Men, seeing the ease with which the eoun-
ferfrlts of specie could be turnsd to profit,
undertook To make .counterEeits OF paper, for
which they were fined, imprisoncdor or exccut-
cd. Thus, instead of enjoying golden, sill
yer, or iron age, we have chosen to make to
ourselves paper age.
All our banks have been puLlick organized
stistocraeies, extending to subvcrt our repub-
Ecan Institutions, and the United States bank.
+, is not elevated above the rest, except by ITS
superiour and more substantial means OF mis-
chief It's existence and success have given
existence to most other banks. May its dis
solution on the. sth Of March nexG be the
means of shaking the rest, we will not add 90
their .Joundaiions, for that would be implying
more confidence in them, than many Of them
deserve. he, ~ s-ei1
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COMMUNICATIONS.
Q. What constitutes a slave

z. What CONSTITUTES q slave
H. The person who has not pofe in the
choice and election of those who are to make
laws to control and regulate him.
Q. If white freemen, who hay tie fares G.
qually assessed on them in common with
their feIlow-citizens, are deprived Of the pri-
viege of voting, what difference is there be-
tween white slave and black
#. Nothing but the colour.
q. Then, what ought to be the frown on
those who declare that "propcrty qua'i6ca-
tion" ought to constitute the privilege Of
suffrage ,
4. Every friead to tho eternal principles
of the American revolution, every enemy to
the worsf parts and maxims of the British
CoRPoRATIoN LAWS WILL ASswER.
Lerinfon Reltprfer
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FIREs EsLvsUh4,NSlrE oFF1ilsE,
IPno,IDFNcF, JANUARY II, 1911.

.WnffHoNlDfkCF, JANUAfr IL, 1911.
"HEREAS tie Proprie,Sr of'ti,c A,c,ia,g C.fens
w .hensacfnrarg Lsrt te,y hs We cl,irsca lLs su,n
insured upon their Cotton Factory AID si,ahns,, IN
Policy No l2$l, issued, by Tie sIHtNaiT NJ r.,
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, The
said property having been ecnsun ,d by tire, No..
hcc hereby given to tlr Mupsors 81 lie sald ERE
Insurance Company, that for the purpose dt ta.;rg
the said loss, the Boat of Directors has m dt
AssESsMENT OF iFtUR PER CfN1. urCM
The ORIGINAL AMOUNT or TEE BErcs,rE
NOTES in the funsis OF sittompsfy, AVID thf ssps.
raj M,mbeIs thereof arc hereby nosf.d 20 pa tLsir
Irrespective proportions Of the ssut llAsa t'n,rt,
WITHIN TilkIY DAYS FROM rIE lvFN.
TlETii DAY oF i'm L.fRY INSTANT 10 IlE
TREASURER, AT THE OFFICE Of 1Ifft tom.
PANY, IN PROVIDENCE, az which place tis, DO
seen list of the sof ske Members, anA 10 lilo
amount of their Respective ssss ssnents for wl,ch
purpose the Office will be open daily fiom 20 .2 A.
NJ. and from 2to S, n. No. sundays exec splca."
The toRow'ng e1iraef Jfsm Me eighth .sriicie " As
Constitution qf fbettemfmys 70 psA'isAra tsr'ths
.sA Information ef me .Nemte,~.
"THAr the Board Of Directors shall. with all con-
vcnient expedition, after receiving notce OF any as
sustained, settle. and determine the sum 10 Ly p.d
by the several Members OF ihc Compsy as thar ie-
spect,e proportions Of such loss, an, puhlisL tho
same in such manner Az the, shall think fl. r,c,d-
cd always, that the to bspaid Ly cach MsnL,r
shall be IN p,opor'onto the original lncui, s6s tis
dcposie mote ~ notes. Al whck suns stsll i.c
paid into the hands Of tAe Ire. sunet, vtin thirty
days next after publication OF he ssnc ss ao,.sud,
and in default Of such psyrcni, Tic patty xaAiug
such default shall forfeit double the sssd vs,e~-~r,d
ncgecting to pay the ssid torttitures sixty j.ys
more shall and may, by The Directors sfoI the ltire
being, he excluded and deburfcd and shall lose bl
ben, ft and advantage of his, her OF their nsurrce
and insurances respectively, and aH right 20 ,ie s,o,k
OF this Go npany and shall, vill,s'sndhe, bf Il.
able to the payment OF the rates pursuan to MS, bcr
ortle'r covenants and engagements, contained IN
these presents"
1a by order 9f tie Bocrd Of Directors.
WILLIAM LARNED, yecresary
VI No payments can be received for th:s as
sessncnt unless made in specie, in bs dcposita,
bic st the Banks in Preridsacs ~ -
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STATE OF OHIO.

Accounts from different parts of this state
afford US source of much qualification to see
the rapid rise of population, when, rever,ing
back 10 the year 800, the whole population
northwest OF the river Ohio, did DOT exceed
$4,000. From what We are nov able to col.
Iect, from various sources, the present years
census will not amount 10 less than 10000
Should this statement be correct, which we
bope will be found so, then We we shall be
entitled to al least SIX Representatives in
Congress, whereas We now have bat ONE.
Ohio Sshherssr.J
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CONGRESS-.


Tuesday, Jan. 8.
Mr. Smith, (N. j. presented the nemori-
N of the President and Directors of the Bank
of N.York, praying renewal Of the Charter
OF the Bank Of the U. States. Referred to
the committee OIL the subject Of the y Estates
Bank.
Wrdnesday, Jan. 9.--The President COM
'municatcd the report of the Secretary Of the
Navy on the application and expenditures Of
the money drawn from the Treasury, from
Is, Oct. 1909, to loth Sept. 1910, which was
read for consideration.
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DWELLING. .HOU.SE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the DWELLING.
4 HOUSE and LOT or LAND, fronting W .sb.
ington and Willow. street, on Eas,on's Point, very
pleasant situation, and in gopd repair. Fno; sod
By the 2jth Of March next, viii then be 10 Let.
Also, one other Dweng-fIouse 10 the eastward
Of the above, fronting Willow street, new nr,d cen.
veniently calculated for TWO ttnements. VI not sold
by the 25th Of March next, the upper tenement VIII
be to Let: Terms made known by applying 10
Jan. %. JAMES 1OWNsEND.
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THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of tho
Pregresuve Compdnp. viii be held a, the s,ateS
House. on Monday E,ening, 26,Il January, 1871 are
O'Clock, N. to take into confederation the prorricl
~ Of dssolvng the copsItncrshp heretofore existing
under the appellsiiop Of the Progressive Company
and TO make Distribution Of lLe Ef,cts II aid
Company, to those persons who shall .prear 10 be
stockholders RS by the books Of said Company.
A general attendance Of the aockhodtrsis is solicit,
ed. by order Of The Boqrd Of Dfrecso,y sa.t
NATHANIEL SWEET, Secretary ,
.Nswpsrf, Jan IL, 1911. tDv
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A Nadjourned meeting of the TAM~'
viii be held on MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 4.
Cbeing the 4th Of the month Of |" Slows"1 al The
Council Fire ofstheir crest wigwan., in iLe sts,s
House, precisely at the going down of the sun.
by order Of CoNsrAsr TAnEs, Grand Sarhsm.
WlkI.iAM siAivNs, Asc,esory.
Season Of Hio,fi,.g, \ NJ f'FN''''
.s'on.h Of Coids, 23d,, $40 = Jan. %.
Year ef Discovery, Sl9.. }
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THE pdbltk are info,ned, that a daily Msil fiom,
4 Ne~fors to Bosien. .ant.jiom Bsson 10 .sfwtsrf..
commenced On the lst inst The Mai fos Bss,on is
closed at 9o'ciock in tic evening andthe Mai iCu,
Bostsn arrives q, O'Clock nv I'll, curmg.f
JACOB RICHARDSON, Issi .sllsfer.
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Hia MQ,rafu'a Health.

London, Nov. 2s.--The Official bulletin Of
this day, announces that he passed a tram
quil night, though with very little sleep.
Having reposed several hours yesterday eve,
ne is to day the same as yesterday" This
report is considered favourable.
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plants abound among the suaR n sf that party. but
tat su III rsiicaous Inco,sstsdsy should creep into
that exslted body Is truly Astonishing But may
prepare oursekes to expect worse things than taess
after what We have seen--we may expect opposition
to every measure sst our government, calculated 70
insure our happiness and lnde pendesce, and until
We consent to alliance offensive and defensive with
the ~eds iast heps, Brifoins asf 0nehored .ss,.
VII spPese ". a' shs5 and sAeir tssLe. did IN
AT special sown meeting holden as Portsmouth
some Few days sincos A>ay L0vss,l Judge and.
would be Judge assin, propounded black nan asd
had his name inserted On the records accordingly.
Miserable, and ptful indeed mastb the situation of
that party which resorts such low measures to.
prop falling cause. We hope our legislature at
their next session will ueermne whether blac have
Alright vote ornot. Should they determine in the
Affirmative. We expect CSd,s will next May be either
eecscd Judge OF the Court General OF the Militia.
We have received copy Of Mr.. Clay's Speech in
the .. States Senate, on the subject of West For-
ds. Want ot room prevented our pubIishieg the
whole of it in this psIer We shall publish it entire
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The Hon. LEVI LIxcoLn, has been aom
mated TO the senate, To fill the vacancy In the
Supreme Court of the United States, occs-
stoned by the demise OF Judge CUsHiNo.
Gov. TYLER OF Virginia, il also nos.iiial-
ed as District Judge.
MIR. LRviSG, Special Minister to the court
of Denmark, is 10 SAIL from N. York ln a Ia
tional vessel. t ~
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A Small, but convenient Dwelling House, AZ.
4 \ most new, situated ON Sanford and FAREWELL
street. next north Of the second Baptist Meeting
Houss For further particulars, irq,iire Of
Jan. 23 JASON SPRAGUF.
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.<lneida, Oct. 30, islo--Gencral Drouct,
commandant OF the 9th Corps Of the Army,
will arrive mere Tomorrow. The 81 division
OF this Corps is posted one days march in
front of the ciy.-Of the 9Th half-brigades
which compose the I'd. division, three have
already arrived |; and the Sd division will pass
the Goa the 4th.-Gen. Drouct, i, is believed
will leave this city the sth.--Wc are ignorant
Of the destination of his corps, $4,000 strong
whether it will 80 direct TO Oporto, or to Co.
imbra.
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ONE new Stage Coach. Ass,--swo Cosches ana
" Harness. They wilI be sold cheap and ~ .
liberal credit. Please enquire Al u's oass Of tho,
Rhsde- Island ReprstHesR. -
JAY 9.
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Prayers for the Emhress.

Paris, Nor. -, lsiO.-The Archbishop
Of Paris, Cardinal Maury) has ordered pub
lick prayers for the safe delivery Of the Em-
press. -
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A rdn.aRRIED,
At PortsneufA, Mr. ABssa TALLNAH to Miss
SALTY Cook.
At .sHdd<,sws. Mr.. w,LI,An Gs1sxs. Of Ca
reniry, to Miss PuunE isIsH. "''''
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TUX SHLE,
A N elegant Musket entirely new, with .
IA Bayonet.--Enquire at the Office OF the,
Rhode-Island RehEbicon. Nov. -.