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fOk Salt,
A Small Draft on Charleston, S. C. payable at
4 y sight. Inquire at his ofhce. Jan. l3.
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{OH SALt.,
ON board the sch. Lingan, now Isyiug at Bannis-
AI~e<'s wharf--s- .s,vss.--- svs p. sa,.,
81 DD,s. Shady bbis. No \, 2 and 8 Mack
erci; l4o quintals Goldfish. inquire on board.
Jan. 6. WM DAGGET'r, Jun.
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DOCTOR CAkY'o
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS,

Which celebrated for the aj many diseases ::
Not only 10 cure, but TO prevent sickness
a S there has been much said in publications. as to
"A the utility of Medicines, shall only say these
are the best correctors Of the bile that have found
in 30 years practice they operate as cathartic,an
tspasmodic sudorfc, and diuretic, in cases of bill
ious, asthmatca! complaints. Where there is dry
hard skin, costveness loss of appetite. yellow skin,
dizziness in the head, pain in the side and bowels ,
one Fill taken every hight, eight or ten nights sue
cessiycy, then from to four, the appears,
to purge, will be satisfaction TO those who please
TO try them. They may be given to persons of all
ages and both sexes without any disagrecGbe feel
ings they the Dest Pills for females that in
use, particularly for women who are in child.bed,
where there is only cathartc wanted. when from
to four may be used the age and situation of
the patient may require. JOSEPH CARY.
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POETRY.
PARODY.
0Jf C.f1'O'S SOLILOQUY.

ON C.f1'O'S SOLILOQUY.
Be SONY friend thou reason'st well,
|ce this pleasing hope, this fond desire
ne for the happy wedding-day
ibis secret pining, and the fear
M old maid why turn my ear
md. while pleas'd, TO hear of marriage
nlidiiy that stirs within me;
cn Itself declares we ought TO marry,
rises much happiness shall follow.
ItI,len thou pleasing--anxious thought!
|Ivf variety Of untrod windngs,
what rough scenes would not pass to find
thee
Held Of matrimony lies before me.
secttIcd sunshine seems TO rest upon Il.
{e will Ihold lIfI have e'cr a lover,
h that have my neighbours ali can witness,
Rlout the place. he must delight IN wedlock;
hat which he esteems must make me happy.
horc, or how--ths town delights in scandel;
rcNry Of contriyng, thus 'tis ended;
ami twice secure--my keys-a marriage
|1Ictbo.Is of concealment are in view,
n WiIi secure me from the gaping crowd;
Int will quickly watt us 20 the country.
{{c, secure in her fond husband, smiles
ofpids.i GERS, and laughs at all their envy,
~ will fade away, and lose their charms
tray with age, and never get them husbands;
4hail live, to crown each others wishes,
~ amidst the various scenes Of life,
lea Of fortune, or her darkest frowns.
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APPROPRIATION.

We, the undersigned do hereby certify, that we
and our families have in various and in different
times, used DIR. Cary's celebrated Family Pillswhich
are now prepared by the vender at Coventry, X. l.
We have Found them highly servccable in our iami
lies, and particularly etFcacious in removing those
complaints for which they prescribed I'VE feel
assured OF their excellence, and consider the Pills
valuable, and worthy the attention of all family Ply
scians. In testimony hereof, We lave affixed our
respective signatures.
Caleb keiton, JOSEPH Straight, 4. Remington. Sd,
John Remington, Mary Remington, ". Greene,
Patience Greene, r. Kel,on, IaeOdoria RemiHg
ton, c. Bosvcn, J. y. Green, Il. Vil6ar, Jun
J. g. Brorc,,. Phebe Lr1Si,,, NJ ir,pir, J. HasV'
kins, Benjamin Morse.
certify that was sick about two years with dry
skim costveness, and difficulty OF breathing could
not restI had several doctors but could get no re-
lef-I applied to Dr. Cary, and got immediate relief
believe if it had not been for his Pills, could not
have lived. continue taking the Pills, and am in
tolerabe health. HUGH RELPH.
certify that was troubled with pain in my bow
or and side, and dizziness in the head-I called on
DR.. Cary he gave about thirty Pills, which cur
cd me. Iestcem them valuable.
May, 1878 CHARLES CoLNIN.
certify that have made use of DR.. Cary's Pills,
and in duty bound TO say they are tire most easy
scptcmbcr. 1918. RAY JOHNSON.
The subscriber having been much afflicted with
the asthma for several years, was induced to make
trial of DIR. Carys Pills-Before had taken one box
found myself much relieved, and am now IN the
enjoyment Of good health. ;. ROWLAND.
DIR. G. w. HOPPlN is sole agent for the town Of
ProvideOce.
0J' The Pills speak for themselves.
The above Medicines sold by u. RirLrv.Nor-
wichCon Avis & ANN SMITH, Wexford, II. l. and
by SAMUEL w. vINsoS, Newport. At the last men.
toned place are kept, usual, all kinds of Drugs
and Medicines now generally in use and of the best
quaty.--A continuance of favors solicited.
SAMUEL w. VlNSON.
.Newport, .'treh IL, 1914. 6m.
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The High Prizes again
FROM WAPrE'S OFFICES.

nN the first day of this month (ApriD was drawn
~ the Capital Prize of S30OO0 in the Trinity
Church Lottery, now drawing in Baltimore it was
sold in shares of Tickets, signed by c. & X. Waite,
part of it to Nr Workinger, blacksmith, part to Mr.
Snyder, brassfounder, beth Of Baltimore, and other
The furtunate holders Of which are informed that
they may receive The Cash Immediately by applying
at either of c. & II. Waite's Offices in New-York,
Albany, Philadelphia, or Baltimore.
1t is worthy IF remark, that on the same day was
drawn, prize of $4,000 in the Washington sionu-
ment Lottery, which was also sold by g. & II Waite,
in Baltimore, to a gentleman Of that city The Cap
ial Prize of $4,000 in the late Pennsylvania Lot
terry, and one OF $4,000 in the last Susquehanna
Canal Lottery, both sent from their Offices to
Boston, was also $50, 900 przein the last nam
ed lottery, sent from their Office Providence and
ia the NewYork lotteries, of the Capital Pri-
for many years past it is well known, have been
sold by q. & n. Waite, who have now for sale at
their Truly Fortunate Lottery Offices, Nos 90 & SO,
Maiden-lane, New-York, and No %, State-strcet,
Albany, great variety of Tickets and shares in the
Board Of Health Lottery which is the next one to be
drawn in New-York, S,400,000 highest prize.
Distant adventures by inclosng the cash. may
have Tickets & Shares forwarded by mail to any
part of the United States. witt perfect safety, and
on as good terms though they resided in the city,
and at the end of the drawing they viii be informed
by G & r. Waite of the fate of their Tickets.
The public will please to take notice, that all Tick
cts from G. & r. Waite's Offices have their name
printed on the back of each and those without their
name not from their Offices.
They will advance cash for prizes as soon drawn,
and give all Lottery information gratis liberal
allowance made to those who buy quntty of Tick
cts. Orders for Tickets in all the Eastern Lotteries
received at each Of their Offices.
New-York, April 4, 1914.
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''sfE GENUINE TAR.


ny DIBpEN,
to you IL my eyes I'm wiping
sure dye see in It's way,
trfes, I own, 20 be piping;
han't pity why pities they.
In, says he, Il shall never forget iD
courage you'd know, lads, the true from the
sham,
furious Lion in battle, so let II,
4 I. Hut duty appeascd, tits in mercy Lamb.
Thcres busting Bob Bounce for the old not caring,
Helter skclter 10 work, pet away. cut and drive
IWcaring hc for his part, had notion OF sparing,
a For as to foe, why he he'd eat him alive
But when that he found,a poor prisner bed wounded
Who once savd his life,a near drowning he swan,
Che Lion was tam'd, and with pity confoundcd,
He cried over him all one as a Lamb
tThat my friend Dick or Tom would rescue from
danger,
Orlay my life down for each lad in the mess,
Isnothng at all 'tis the poor wounded stranger,
(lAnd the poorer the should succour distress.
For however their duty bold tars may delight in,
And peril defy as bug.belr or fam,
The Lion may feel surly pleasure in fighting,
But feel more, by compassion, when turn'd to
lv Lamb.
The heart and the eyes, you see, keep the same
motion,
For though both shed their drops, 'tis to the same
end
And thus tits that evry tight lad of the ocean,
Sheds his blood for his country, his tears for his
friend.
If my maxims diseas'd Ills disease shall die on
You may snigger and litter, don't care damn
Come let the foe feel the paw Of ;he Lion;
But, the battle once ended, the heart of a Lamb.
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n. PELICAN.

CONFECTIONER,
y ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of New.
In Port, that he has lately opened at his store. No
l08 Thames-st. large supply of
COAFEC1ION.dRY
consisting cf Cream and Barley Candy, Sugar Al
monds, Sugar Plumbs, Caraway Seeds, and hand
some assortment OF sugar Images, &c.
ALSO
Fresh Turkey Figs, Raisins, Prunes, Currnts,
soft-shelled Almonds, Engliss Walnuts, and Flberts
--LIKEVISE--
An assortment Of best Wines, lin boxes and bot
tles,) Liquors, and Groceries.
Newport, April z. 1914. e.
WILLIAM WHITE,
No II, Long Hhay; Has for Sgle,
FIFIE5S Fl bsis pipes frs, quality GIN,
g g s;t;a s;ps, h.Sos, hMaS,os''} WINE
20 20 b5Iae'' bSIs frs quality MoLAssEs;
90 bbls. Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 VT COFFEE
10 10 Shss's Si.,o sodcSons, nsi"n ss'"'} TEA,
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
20 20 d'te di'te spa1'sn spaaennro first quality
ditto Playing CADS:
100 bottles CASTER OIL.
--.7LSO--
very large assortment of GROCERIES as usual
March 8, 1914 e.
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VALUABLE ESTATE.

TOR SALE, that well known stand and stream
l. situated at the upper part Of h-Kngstown,
and known by the name Of Mumford's Mills. AS a
cannot be equalled in this country. There are now
running Grst Mill, Saw Mill, Fung Mill, Card
ding Machine, and other water works, with sufi-
cient and conveniant ground and water for a large
Factory Establishment. For further particulars in
quire of the heirs of the late GARDNER WILLIAM
MUMFORD, on the premises
South-Kngstown, April 20, 1914.
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AMONG THE BOOKS ARE
M ALkER, ON Elocu- "The Book,
w ton Terrier and Livingston
Dufefs French and Eng. Merinos,
lish dictionary, Thaddeus of Warsaw,
Dicknson's Geography, Moral Tales,
Corysart's Diseases Of Trotter, on Drunkenness,
Heat, Rokeby,
Bible News, Solitude sweetencd,
Elys Contrast, Fathers Tales.
Ramsay's Washington, Narrative Poems on the
Mrs Ope, on Temper, Female Character,
Tales Of Fashionable Life Fifth edition of Giaour,
Naval History of the q. Mourner Comforted,
States, Hints TO Non-Commis-
Good Men of Modern stoned Officers,
date, Evenings at Home,
LoyaIist, Family Sermons,
Calamtes Of Authors, Traits of Nature,
Retrospection a Poem, Sinclair and HorteneJ,
Eighteen Hundred and Mothers Advice,
Eleven, Poem, Intellectual Education,
Christian Morals, Portraiture ofMethodsm
British Spy, Faber. on the Holy Spirit
Banks of Wye, Minstrel,
Scottish Fiddle Southey's Life of Nelson,
Tales of Real Life, Superstition of the High
Monastry Of ST.. Coumb, anders.
Lady of the Lake, Lewis & Cark's Travels,
Together with a variety Of other books not men,
toned.
The above Books, with general assortment Of
Stationary and School Books, as good and cheap as
can be bought in this state offered for sale.
90 J. C.. SHAW having made an arrangement with
distinguished Book Selling House in Boston, will
in future be regularly supplied with such modern pub
locations of the lay, may be in demand, soon as
from the press. Professional gentlemen, or those
who wish for any favorite work. may be supplied
within few days notice at the Boston prices
.4iso, just receiucd-Part of case of real prime
Dutch Quills bought at auction for cash.
Newport, April 13 II.
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NEW HOTEL,

No. los, Thames Street.
Mt FELICHAN most respectfully informs the in
IN habitants of Newport, that he has recently
opened New Hotel, Victualling House, where
he can accommodate his customers with good Beef.
Steaks, Oysters, Turtle Soups, &c. with Pastries,
Wines and all kinds of Spiritous Liquors, of the very
best quality.
Clubs and Societies may be furnished with Cola.
tions Dinners, or suppers, in superior style, at the
shortest notice
Confectionery, Ice-Creams, and Pastries Of every
description be got up and furnished at all times
He also keeps for sale, general assortment of
Groceries, Wines, and Liquors, of superior quality
On hand, quantity of Yermicilla, for soups-also
quantity Of Conserves
or Sugars, six pounds and half for dollar
and Tea, at one dollar pound. If. March "a
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Iarietp
Great Fog in and about London.

Great Fog in and a6out London.
In the London papers, printed the last OF Dec and
first of Jan. were several accounts of great Fog,
which had envoloped the city OF London, and vicinity
for several days. The following is the most partic-
uar account of il.
LoNpoN, Jan. Q, Sunday, 1.-The Fog still contn-
ucs. 1t was more dense and oppressive last night
than at any time since its commencement on Monday
last Very few persons veniured out, except pres
sing business and no sound was heard out of doors
bus tho voices of the watohmen the noise OF some
solitary carriage cautiously feeling its way through
the goom--It extends far the Downs, distance
of 70 miles, but how far in other directions. has not
been yet ascertained The wind has, IN the interval,
: own uniformly from the N f. We understand that
there has been nothing like tho present fog since the
great earthquake at Lisbon, about half century ago.
The fog then lasted eight days. To person who
came up to London. from clear open country, dur
ing the last two three days, IL would seem as he
had been descending into coal bit, to see persons
walking with little torch or candles at o'clock,
in tho afternoon, and trying to find ont in their own
street, their own habtations, and some of them 50
bcwildcrcd to knock at their neighbours doors to
ask where their own houses were Some of the pub
lie stages and coaches obliged TO be left in the
roads, and the horses taken out-many over
turned, and several people injured-A post chaisc,
with four passengers on its way from town to Uck-
field was overturned into the water by the road side,
at Brixton Wash. and broken to peces--thc passen-
gers aud horses were drcadiully cut and bruizcd.
Several robberies were committed in town, and the
villains got off by the aid of the fog, atho' persons
were at the time. Several persons, having mis-
scd their way, fell into the rivers and canals, and
were drowned. The Mail Coaches, which reached
town, we're many hours bclated, and the passengers
were obliged to get out, and the drivers had to lead
the horses. The cry of--Mind Take care Where
arc you rcsounded in all directions in every street.
---:GD :---
The following is an extract from Will in the
ms eeeeion oE n Eenfleman nc nr Newrv
"And 6 the said H---G--, my late wife, shall mar
ry, die or any other way misconduct herself, she
shall forfeit the said legacy" Len. pa
Loxpov, Jan. 22-The Eve, Cops, from London
to Sicily, is taken by two French frga,es and two
corvettes, and carried into Algiers. The captain
and supercargo made slaves.
ur--svrc
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TO LET,
THAT pleasantly situated House in Washington
treet, on the Point, now improved by the sub
scriber. Possession given the first of May next,
sooner, if required. For terms, apply TO
JAMES TOWNSEND.
Newport, April 90, 1914 .
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Loxpov, Jan 22.-The Eve, Cops, from London
TO Sicily, is taken by two French friga,es and two
corvettes, and carried into Algiers. The captain
and supercargo made slaves.
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PRLN'rfNC.
IN ifs various ksds. erscassd az tlis ocr, ,rfi rsas
ress and asssssei.
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~ JOSIAH c. SHAW, OF Newport,
will receive orders for Tickets from Wa,e's
office. .Nespforf, IfrH 90.
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HATS.
3. & ). Or. WEAVER,

IJAVE just received from tho Manufacturers Of
Boston and Hartford, an elegant assortment of
gentlemen's best beaver, castor and plated HATS.
4lso general assortment of Youths and Childrens
napt and felt do.-which they are now opening, and
store in the state. They have likewise on hand
a general assortment of their own manufacture, in
ferior to none. They have 1000 Muskrat Skins of a
superior quality, which they will sell Cor cash
NEWPORT, .lprt 10. (6m)
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
ISAAC DOVE.

tOh.AS liz w L.,
- EsPECTFULLy informs his friends tina. he has
N opened in this town, ROUSE or ENTER.
14LvsfENT, where every attention will be paid to
AL who may DC disposed to favor him with ,he.
custom. lie has taken large and oommodicus
House at thesahead of Perry s-wharf, fronting on
rhsmessircet, where strangers travellers and con-
stant boarders viii find every accommodation which
is in his power afford Every attention will ever
be paid To the comfort and eonyeRence o: his gcss
and every favor meet with promp; and sincere ae.
snowedgemenf. ON. Nov. %. =
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The following is an extract from Will in the
possession oEa Gentleman Newry.
"And n the said H---G--, my late wife, shall mar
ry, die, or any other way misconduct herself, she
shall forfeit the said legacy" Len. pa.
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CHARLES M. THURSTON, & c.

offer. for Sale, III NO. rs, zhames.sr.
EIFTEEN bbls. prime Pork,
i 10 bbls. mess Beef,
10 half bbs do do. for family use,
80 80 b5f. bSgs green Coffee, entitled to debenture.
S do. Sugar.
S do. Molssses,
8 bags Pimento,
90 kegs Lard,
10 boxes Chocolate,
5 do. mould Candles,
40 do Spanish Cigars.
.A!so, ar Retail.
Sugar, w. l. and N. E. Rum,
Tea, Gin,
Coffee, Salt,
Moasses, Pepper,
Madeira, Pimento,
Lisbon, Z Wine, Pork,
Currant, Hams, &c. &c. &c.
Brandy,
.NersDort, .4bril %, 1914.
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TRIMS.

The paper is printed once weak. 4. two dollars
a year--onc bali to be paid IN advance.
Advertisements corspicuousiy inserted at tie rate
Of Sl-SO square, for three wecks-o,hers IN hat
p,rlOsnon.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscriber having been appointed by
the Honorable Court of Probate of the town Of
Hopkn'own, IN the coGn5 of Washington, Admins.
traitor on the Estate of
ZACHEUS REYNOLDS,
late OF said liopkintown, dcceased-aereby calls up
ON all persons indebted TO SAID Estate 10 make i'm.
mediate payment; and all persons having demands,
10 present their accounts for settlement
IRA REYNOLDS, .fdninistrasor
Hopkintown, Sept. 90. 1914. TM.I0-Sm1
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Commissioners Notice.
ME, the subscribers, having been by tie Hon.
w Court Of Probate Of the town Of Exeter APP
pointed commissioners 10 receive and examine tue
claims of the creditors OF the Estate Of
.qBfG.7fL REYNOLDS,
late OF said Exeter, deceased nsolvcnt,
hereby give notice, that six months from The date
hereof allowed for that purpose, and hat
will attend 20 ,at scrvice at our respective dwellings
within said time.
JEErERy nAzARD, } conn,,,;sner..
STEPHEN CHAMPL1N,S ''"'''S''
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
GEORGE REYNOLDS, .fdaiaisirG-or.
Exeter, April 90, 1914
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Ne7c Books and Stationary,
FROM BOSTON,
JUST OPENED RvD F0R SALE BY
JOSIAH &. SHAW,
No. il8, Ihames-sfre

AMONG THE
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-27
This is to give Notice.

That the subscIler -. oui med
rom the Orphans Court Of A .xsn-
dria county III the District o. L. urn-
biar Letters Tcssmentary o. the L.
state OF hsthurin Perrin, late Of said
county, deceased-Ail pcrsoDs ha,ing
claims against the said Decs dent, aro
hereby warned to exhibit the same
With tbs vouchers thereof. duly gu.
thenIicated and passed by the Or.
phans Court, to the subscriLer, on or
before the 'ih day of June next, or
they mry BY Law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate; and those in.
ie5ted thereto are required 10 mako
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18Th day
OF DAG. 1914
RICHARD II SCOTT.
Executor OF MasArrin Perrin.
Dee 's-8v.
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Orphans Court.
I his is to give Notes.


That the su3zC.' Dcrs q, .AtxsnGria
Couaty, ir the District Of Colum ia
have obta ned from the Orph ms
C9rrt OF said county. Letters of Adj
ministrsti"n on the personal estate OF
Thomas Darne, late fthe county,
Iores..d. teoeased-Ail persons hsv-
.ng claims against the said decedcnt
ire hereby warned to exhibit the ssms
with TO vouchers thereof, duly au
he7ticated and passed by the Orphans
our, to the su scribcrs, on or before
the s h day of June rext, or they
nav by law be excluded from all be-
n,f,to said cstate--and those indebted
hereto are required TO make immedi.s
ate payment.
Given under cur hands this 18th OF
December, 'S1l.
BELINDA DARNE,
SIMON DAgNE,
Adminiss-sfsrs Of 1Hoss Dayne
Dec. l5-6~.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-27
Joseph Edelen,
Mchl. StOnestreet,
Ereeufsrs Of Dr.. Jones' Edeie

Ereems,s Of Dr.. Jones' Ede!e
q The sa's Of the abore Pro
per;y is postponed /: in the meam Time
'he Frsca'ors ,oitl contract for ana
selI The snme ct pripd'e sale for q re
auced price cnd fnot sold al pr
ra'e sale. :oi' be offered AID said 10
The highest bidder. al Mr.. Hsrig's
faDern. ia Piscair,crg on Sntcr-
day the third day Of December neat.
- rls Editor. Of ,hc Fedora te
publican and NatiCasl lmeiiieensc'.
ar: rcques'.dto insert ne above unn
the day ossale.
Nov. IL. ts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-27
JUST PUBLISHED
BY THE sURscRIBKp.

a neat edition d Or. Watts, pain
and easy CATECHISaiS rrCkiIiren,
10 which are aided = fIeservstivc
ION the Sins and Iolli,s of Youth
Inc Westminster a ssenby's shorter
CATECdIS&with L < plsba,ory Mote,
and Seriptural fredericksburg Dr.
vine b Moral. with some sbcr, pra; ers
'or the use of Chiidren--by the same
Author.
James Eennedy g Son.
Nov - d,f
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Valuable Lands for Sale.
400 ACRES.

This place IS Well improved with a
comfortable and comnodious dwelling
house, aaa all e0n,enieRt ard necos-
s5ry oat houses. bstns, stables, quar-
tiers, SC. &c. OF a superior qualify, tbs
most healthy situation in that part OF
the country. On this land are several
well prepared timothy me sdows. snd a
very considerable qpanli,y OF This land
is we'll adapted to, and easy OF prepare
ton for timothy the soil gcncraiy Is
fertile aud we'll adapted 10 the grow,t
of wheat, corn &c. From several ex.
per;ments plaster acts well on this
land some OF it is well set With Ie
clover. There is On it great abun.
dance oftimber ahd wood. 1t will b
sold on the p enisss to the hie hes,
bi 'der on the FIRST thur sday in Ne
vc.rber next, il fair If not The mex
fair day Terms Of sale, three equal
payments at The end Of SIX, twelve ant
eighteen mouths; the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved securities, wi,
lien upon the land until be purchas,
money is PAL.