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YAL UhBLE PROFANITY

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! n pursuance Of D. Of Trust from Edmund
4 LudepsRe and Elizabeth his wife. and Ch,ritv
3 overs 10 Leonard Bowers & executed On the Sotb
dsy Of joy 1873 win be sold, on the sth day Of Fgs
next, to raise sum Of money secured sy the sad
deed, one
MIR FORE Tor OF GROUvD, i.
With the improvements thereon situated in tbat 1o1.
OF ms CT, ea!.d Adam 5 Valley The above
mentioned Lot, Ges imm ediateIy between nc ~,
perty lately IL possession of WM MPKenzis s. h.,
he'd by Messrs. Brown * Page, and lie lot q Gsr.
~ Msttart and also fronts on tue street lead;r4
rom the market house in q north direction
LEONARD BOWERS. TRgsrvz
J9nuary ~. 5tp
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IN sGNArr.

~, Tuesday, Jan. 49,
The bill for the telief Of the inhabitants OF \ an.
'neket Marihs's Vineyard, g.. was read the third
.lme and passed.
FIR. bleaioe pr sented the memorial Of the Legs.
'ture ct Kentucky or the subject OF compensation a.
'e mI1,is ct that state engaged in The servee of
~ U. S ties which vas read and referred Ia tho
mmttee oa Military Affd-s.
Hednesd7y. Ian 10.
Nr Campbell, from the committee to whom was
erred the bill from the House Of Rcpresc tatives
skiing further provision Tor fling tie ranks. en-.
'Utsgihs eulisistine6ts SC re, orted the 90 me
IA amendments. Tie question on he snend-
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TO THE PUBIC.

HAVING been detailed the requisition from,
this CITY, and intending In a lew DAYS To IT,
m depar IRE for orfo'k, there to remain q;4
nonihs - embrace this method Of intof Minis,
ail thpse who are int eb'ed 20 m . 10 come f,rsl
'"d 10 ke im'nt diate payment, sad sH those vho
aVs claims obrng them forward forset,len.ep,
Wy business vii still be continued ~ tn old stand
PpoS'e tnr rag. unifr the superntrndarce Of
Nr. James MoKdoa, whom have qoro,r,eJ y.
'hsste III my sb'ec-. e+ daily reo.ivine auo lies
my line, and have now on h md an assortment al
Leather, Hardware y s,dderv sOOlbs. ~ 49,.
read ard teV fancy Bits x sturu9s, skates SO
40 gong low for ossh. 49,
Jsnnsry 81. fsv2-, ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27
BONAPARTEIN FRANCE.

Mayeace. .Nov. 2.-The 5000 prisoners
VIII CHI his Majesty mad from the Bavarian
army arrived here to day at 4 p. IN. The
advanced guard of the army escorted the
Bavarians. =;
The troops have been deGing over the
bridge of the Rhine from IL in the moraing
till at night. The men and horses are in
good condition. The equipment apd clio
thing aione have S fore. lit lie. The in.
perial guard for serving at the palace in
which his Majesty is expected, is as hand
some and as proper as when it mounts
guard at the Thuiilieries.
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His Majesty enjoys perfect heal,k.

| The letters referred to in the above bulletin are
LIST, Csulencourt, Duke o. Yic-nzs, to the Saxon
NINA dant permitting the two remaining Sax
regiments to proceed 10 Leips c, " his Majesty think
ing il might be agreeable to the good old Saxon
XII to hs'e these troops of his guard bis per-
son under existing circumstances" Cd, Bertbier,
who seems has recovered from his Sickness to the
Lieut.. Colonel of the remaining Bavsrian troops,
permitting them TO return ate requiring their par
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27

lva'ry. was at Ceinhausen.-The Duke of
Reggie, had arrived at Frankfort.
Count Bertrand, aud the Duke of Ragu-
sa. were at Hanau Gen. oebastiani was OF
the Nidda.
Ills Majesty arrive this morning. at five
O'Clock, IN this town. A part of mis- guard
accompanied hir,, with all its artillery
The rem iader of that hHe troop is eXpec-
ted teis evening and to morrow.
Inc Admin strations are arrivingin nun.
bers. The rear guard of the army. which
his Majesty commanded. mas completely
bealen the enemy The fort of Cassel is
in state of formidable defence.
The numbers of troops which have AREA
dy arrived Ivy Mayence amount to nearly
400. 600 men part has been reclothed
and Is in condition to take the field a.
gain.
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Extract Of letter TO a Member Oft5e .8s,e,,,
bir aateH

York Towt, lar. 81.
ara accidentally here, aud the inhsbi.Sn,s are
seriously and q tlnS) Justly alarmed Two Il OF
sma er vessels lying partly within The Spit ItIe
snip two brigs, ar New Point,
his atementi Is made by Capt Drake and Mid
s"PnSh 1n'rdner, who have Just returned from
effects and some Hmisg qiitting Town for seeu.
r,y Az the families on Poquoson have removed to
the interior mill Sc ~
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4 PEW shares ~ the FaFaers b * or V,ry,.,ie
may ~ hsd BY Supplying at this of %.
January g. IL
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6no,ter French 9v,,,,;,

fuo,ter French Bulletin.
- Since the previous Bulistns were prepared
in type, put in posse s,on of the following
which dstus later events, aud is probably the Iast
Nvsr Communication that win be issued from the
French Head-Quarters, unless the allies pursue the
refreshing Conqueror the Rhine, on the
Freaen sile of which he has retired.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27

PanSbHrg, Jan. 10.
Night before last General Wilkinson arri
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u q Northern paper states tb7t Com Hardy
hai ae9epied the chsiIbnge between the Maeedc
nan-"nd Statts--snd that Decatur Las written 10
ne Eco e'aFy oil tue Navy for permission to accept
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27

" We learn from Orleans that the british
sloop Oh war Herald, had landed 40 men aud dsf,
troyed the Fort, lately erected at the Balizs.
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o. abe entire Series os French BuIletins-;r
our preceding Columns--yye have no room 60
" Several We7y advertisements ara
Uotdably hosthoued
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THE .a.N:N'U.dL MEETING
ar the Stockholders in the Bank of Virginia will
" take place the first Mon,isy in January
W.M D.INlDRiDGE, CASHIER.
Dec. 9. ~
TO MIS- P(JI,LIC.
Dec. 3.

y Have seen, with great astonhment, an advertise
n ment OF Mr.. Frederick A. Winston, Informing the
public ct s inteaton teach school, the ne ~ year
at French Hay Academy in the county Of turnover
Having not ouy obtained the consent OF all the Prnpri.
stors, except one, (whs is relation of Mr. VIM
son), Int being earnestly solicited by them there
lore think proper 10 correct the public and let them
know, that an, now :,chng school in the same aca-
DENY, and shall continue do for tue ensuing year
From our several claims, doubts have arisen in
inc nubc mad rs to the certainty of nav teaching
~" e;ss'.re them that sooner than abandon my inten-
hon, will nave erect d, by the commencement OF nv
term, within few steps of the academy, comiuta-
be and commojiois house. am in hopes that an in
senuous public will reward that one whose merit aud
conduct most emincntly deserve ther patronage.
1WO.pf9S OWEN.
N IL. will teach the following branches of litcr-
ture, VIZ i--rending, writing, arithmetic geoyraphy
with the use ct the rlobes English language surveying,
history Bellies Le,tres and logic. The price for tui-
ton will be twenty dollars per scholar NV term will
commence or the 2d of January anil end the coil, Of
Deeeinher to'iowing--gving n vacation OF not more
u'1, one or two weeks 4. u.
Dee.
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SPRING mi .}C.9 y E.EF.
.NE.4R GORDO N'SVILLE, OR-aN GE

CUT.N
FsTlE subscriber will continue 10 ins. rrct males and
females in separate apartments, in tho,s branches
oil learning ususny taught at public Institutions
HIS terms for heard, tuition and washing (hosrrInrs
hnding their own bc'dinG AID esndcs,) will he $50
per session, or tive months p'vahe III advance For
tuition alone, SIS. Corn and grotl pork will ne re-
eeived IN pFyment for the first session. at their current
prices, o those vino may not find II convenient To nav
money The winter vacation will take piece the Isth
s December and the session coinmcn. ON The 18th Of
January.
Every attention VII he bail to The morals OF youth
and assistance Afforded to further their pres in lear
rJng.
JAMES G. WADDEI.,,
Dec. s. I'm,
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tacts' the military question is presented for
consideration and having f. nishcd Tie most
ample means to the house, to fo,m correct
opinions on this part of the enquiry, ami as
most OF the communications from military
Characters enter more or less into this militia
ry view, the committee take it for granted
that they have discharged their duty, by
the view they have taken, and submit
this question to the consideration of the
house.
ITO be concluded in orr merit.
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~. ". MlER,S.

HAS Taken an Office on 1871 near d
n Street, 7ctere, in addition ~ the Perfor-
nance " his Duties as NOTARY PUBLIC,
ne PROPOSES TO transact tie Business ofa
BROKER.
Re offers 70 Purchase and seN TREASURY
NOTES, Northern e Southern BANK MOTIFS.
ForeiSn and Inland BILLS OF ExcHANGE,
an cy,crY drSc11htion nj PUBLIC SrocK
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he following is captain Reid's account of
his rencontre with the British at Faya,. and
is communicated to the Editors of the Ier-
Camille Advertiser for publications:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
AT7EN77ON!
Ill Patriotic Ioung Men.

vXTho arc dispose. 10 serve ,n.i. ,oun,ly and to
w enier the ranks of the 4Ota Regiment OF In.
fsnry, under the Act Of July 5, 1915, are requested
to call on the subscribers
The unprincipied attack on HAMPTON must
the spirit Of every true friend Of hs Country
and must prove the necessity of commanding de-
fence at every point. The enemy who will not re-
vese your Wives and Daughters is more brutal than
the savage his unprncipled warfare must and will
arouse patriotic ide and ambition in the breast
Of every noble and generous mind TO asenge their
country's wrongs on such dastarlly foe
The subscribers offer to those patriotic citizens,
who are disposed to enlist during The War,
Sirseen DOllarS Bounty,
7'wenty.fonr Dollars .ddpanee Pay,
EIGHT DOLLARS per Month--Regular Wages
Warm Ciothing-Good Rations,
lind at the end Of The Uar,
One Hundred and sixty Acres Of LAND.
JAMES PERRY, Capt 40h Reg't.
4. Lt.Htrg, at AeEport.
ROBERT CARTER, Lieut. 81 do. al
2roy. Mass.
JOHN PARROTT III. Of do. ar FroDidenc.
.Ns1eboT, October 2l 1913 II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
Legislature Of Pennsylvania.

JAN.4--A number of petitions were presented this
morning, many of them praying for aid to commence
manufacturing establishments; one Of them is wor-
thy of notice, MFR. John ID. Peterson, OF Somerset
county, asks loan OF 1900 2000 dollars toenablc
him to erect agrist mill on entirely new construc-
ton. calculated to grind without The aid of wind, fire,
or water, but merely by weights such mill, he
presents, may be erected in any situation. The petit
toner states, that he last year built small mill upon
these principles, with but pair Of stones of about
two feat in diameter aud that he grind all
OF grain with it as we'll with large water mill.
He also states that his invention may be applied
all manufacturing spinning. cardng, scwing
nc and that such mills in all be built ut
less expense than water mills
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
1nternai Rebenue.



THE Collector of the Revenue for the First Col
Il lection District of Rhode Island, hereby pub
fishes to all Retailers Of Merchandise, sc Owners Of
Carriages. Auctioneers, &C. Especially to those
siding Ia country TOW ns) within the counties Of New
port ana Bristol, that they must forthwith make ap-
plcaton for Licenses, either TO the Collector
toll or his d. putty IN Newport, personally by let
ter TO either of them; enclosing the amount thereof
as no further notict will be given: neglect in
doing, will be prosecuted by the District Attorney,
and no plea of ignorance of the law can be admitted
in cxenuaton OF the penalty that may arise there
from.-Further, that il may be generally understood
who are viewed retailers the following quotation
from the Collectors Instructions is made known
" All therefore who deal in tie selling of any goods,
wares or merchandise, defined in the lst section
of the act, whether shop k, eper or otherwise, are
TO be vie~ ed in the light of retailers
- Office hours from to 10 O'Clock, A N. and
from 10 s. p. NJ.
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND FERRY,
Collector of the Revenue for the First
Collection District of Rhode Island.
.Ncwtort, January 90, 1914.
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Notice IS hereby gipen,

THAT the several acts of Congress, passed at
their last session, laying certain Internal Du-
tes took effect from and after the eighth DAY OF De-
cember, 1878, the provisions of which must be COM
piled with, pain Of incurring the penalties attach
ed to violation thereof.
Those provisions require retailers of wines liqu-
ors or foreign merchandise, to make application in
writing at the Office of the Collector of the Revenue
IN South-Kingston, for and 10 obtain liceHse,
Owners superintendans Of stills or boilers intend
cd to be worked to make application in writing, for
and to obtain license.
Auctoneers to enter into bonds, and under Ger.
tain circumstances to take ut license.
Rehners of sugar to enter into bonds
Owners or keepers of carriages to enter the same
and obtain certificate of the payment of the duty.
And discounted notes and bonds, together with
bills of exchange, to be stamped
Persons interested herein may examine the sid
laws at my Office, where the mode Of making appli-
cation and duties payable, with other circumstances
proper tor them TO be acquainted with, may be
learned
0Jr The public are respectfully notified, that the
subscribers Office will be open, and he will be
ready grant licenses and certificates agreeabiy to
the abovesaid acts from the 17rto the 9th day of
January instant inclusive All persons concerned
wdl please to take notice. and govern themselves
accordingly
JAMES HELME,
Collector of the Revenue for the Third Col
lection District of Rhode-Island, comprs-
ing the Counties Of Washington and Kent
Sonth-h'lgstOn, January l9, 1914.
Notice is hereby ,given,
THAT the subscriber. in conformity with the
third section of an act of Congress, entitled
I" an act laying duties Carriages for the convey
ance of PERSONS will attend at Warwick, in the
County of Kent, at the Inn Of ,. WHITmAN, on FRI
day and Saturday, the 28th and 29th of January IN
sant for the purpose of receiving Entries of all such
Carriages as by law subject to duty in said
", and granting certificates of The same
JAMES HELME,
Collector Of the Revenue for the Third
Collection District of Rhode-Island.
SoptA.Kingston, January l9 1914
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I POETRY.
For Me n. J. Republican.
PERRY'S VICTORY.
ADODY

PARODY


ON TIE BATTLE OF THE NILE.
Wiifen by young gentleman in Providence, and se
at the Exhibition Of the Jhespian Club, zih grea
abbanSe ...~.
ARISE, arise, Colum5a's sons arise,
And jair in the shouts Of the patriotic throng;
Arise, arise, Coiumbia's sons, arise,
And let the Heavens echo with your songs
For the genius Of .7meraea victory procsiming,
Flies through the world rights and deeds main
tanning,
And with pleasure we relate the battle on the LAKE
And PERRy'S--galant PERRYs name applsuded
shall be,
With huzzs, huzza. huzza, huzza huzza, boys,
Mars guards for us what we by h 5sndeHce gain Il
Iiuzza, huzzs, huzza, huzza, huzza, boys,
Columbia still maintains that she'll live Free.
The British navy long has kept the world in awe,
Aud proudly The declared all others to subdue
But PEeay's gallant feet has completely broke that
law,
And taught them TO except his noble crew;
For they were told on Erie's Lax, with pcale Of
Yankee thunder,
That The Eagie's bunting saTpes never, never would
surrender;
For the battle OH the Lake was fought for Freedoms
sake.
: And IaureIs graced the brows Of our noble Yankee
Tars.
Huzza, huzza, huzza, huzza, huzza, boys,
Mars guards for us what we by Isdependence gaind
Huzza, huzza, huzza, huzza, huzZa, boys, ..san
Columbia still maintains that she'll live Free
IN council above, the deity Of war,
Met determined TO give merit its renown;
And soon on the brow of each hardy Yankee Tar,
Was placed rcsplendeat laurel crown
And the load trump Of fame over earth and ocean
sounding,
With HULL, DECATUR, LAwaEEcg, and PERRY's
name resouniing
Aud for the battle on the Lake new records they did
make,
While the angelic choir responsive sung the gories
OF the day
With huzza, huzza, huzze, huzza, huzza, boys,
Mars guards for us what weby hidepenGenccga gan'd,
Uuzza, huzza, huzza, huzza, huzza, boys,
Columbia is determined TO live Free.
Arouse. arouse, ye sprgh,ly sous Of mirth.
And receive your protectors with open return
ing; .t.
Lay poiitics aside, and with heart and hand unite,
In restoring peace again unto this land
For CoL0ajiGs seaInans name henceforward shalt de-
scend,
terror to his Joe but an honor to his friend
And the battle on the Lake 10 our children we'll re-
late,
And to ages yet unborn transmit what Perry has
done.
IIu1za, huzza, huzza, huzza. huzza, boys,
Mars guards for rs what we by indepeadcnce gaind;
Hdzza, huzza, huzza, huzza, huzzs, boys,
Co'Hmji1 .t'tArs ,hS " p.rsh or live Free
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Nevs VI PERRr's Vscsory

LONDON, Nov. i0.--The mail from Halifax states
that our Flotia on Lake Erie has been completely
defeated by the American Commodore PERRY. II
may. however, serve to diminish our vexation at the
occurrence, TO learn that the otilla in question vas
nos any branch Of the British Navy. but solely
nianaed, equipped and managed by the public exer-
tions of certain Canadians, who had formed them.
selves into kind of Lake Feac,J!es----It was not
the Rcyai Nary; but local force kind OF
6y their srincing, they are rightly hk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
RICHARD BARKER.

II ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and Gentle.
~ men of Providence, aud its vicinity, that he has
removed from Newport, to that we'll known stand,
rnorth OF Col. III. SMITH, west side Of Ml-Bridge
brincrly occupied by Mr.. +. AscgLk. which house
rs convcnicnt to accommodate number Of Boarders.
Tea-Par,cs and private Companies may also be nc.
commodatcd.
R.bARKEa would likewise inform his former Gus
towers and friends in Newport. that he should be
gratiiied by their company at his establishment
should their business call them into that quarter
and he assures them that pains will be spared to
entertain them in the best possible manner.
N. B. Coach, Chaise. aud Horses To let, and good
Ssabling or Pas;nring for Horses.
Providence, April %. 1915. f
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An extensive establishment has recently been form
cd near Toulouse, in France, for the manufacture
OF Indigo, from the wood plant The experiments
are said to have been extremely successful and the
coloring matter, obtained by = chemical process.
mparts brilliant and solid dye the finest wooien
cloths, linen stus, cottons aud s;lks--LsndOa pap
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NOTICE.

NswpoRr, ss.-Clerk's Office, Court ef Com
mon Pleas. Couufy Of Ntaport, Dec. 81, Il DI8l3.
TX, IIEREAS William &. Burroughs, of Newport,
w in the county of Newport, merchant has this
dav fled in said Office, the Act Of the General As
seinby at their October Sessions, IL 1913, grant
ing him the benefit of an Act made and passed June
1856, entitled |" An act for the relief OF nsolvent
debtors" This is therefore - notify the creditsfs
of the said William c. Burroughs, that they lie and
appear, if they think fit, at the Court OF Common
Pleas and General Sessions of the Peace TO be hold
en- at Newport, within and for the county of New
port. on the third Monday of May next, lien and
there to nominate Commissioners to receive aud dis
,ribut. the effects Of the said William T. Burroughs
tan ls RoHERr ROGERS. Clerk
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Commissioners ; Notice.

NNE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon Court of Probate for the town Of the
Jsmestown, in the county of Newport, Commission
s,s 10 receive and examine the claims against the
Estate of EDWARD PEARY, late Of said James
town, deceased, represented nsovent, give notice,
that six months from the Oath Of December are al
lowed to the creditors of said Estate, to bring in
their claims to either of us within the time aforesaid,
at our respective dwellings
JAMES g.. CARR,
ALLOVER WIGHMAN,S "0"''''
N.B.-All persons indebted to said Estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment to
ANSTRUb PEARY, .7ein'frir.
DANIEL ROWLAND, .4a,n'tsr.
Janestosp,, Jan. Is, 1914
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WILLIAM S. NICHOLS,

No. 49, Thames-street,
LJAS just received, in addition to hi, old stock,
general asso, tment of plated Britannia and Jap.
paned wares. Cutlery, bYass Cahdlesticks, Lamps,
Pocket Books, &c. So. &c
.4LSO-A great vsrisiy Of Ladies' elegant Tor
toise she'll Combs, aud Modern Jewery
Gold Necklaces, aud silver wares as usual, war.
raRSed good.
UT Cash constantly given for cid Gold and sal.
YER n Dec is
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MEMS & CHiLDREN'S hAio.
GEORGE ~ JN2'1 AZ

UNONUE V.IVIOV,
LAS Just received, for SIDE at his Book and Hat
4 L $40 ia great variety of Mems, Youths, and
Cidren's II ITS. made at the Boston aud other fac
tories, in the bsSt manner--all of which All be sold
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes meas superne Beavers
fashionablen shape, and of superior quality do
Beavers axd Castors, with wide brims do. cheap
Castor and Napt Hats; youths and chdy~n's black,
drab, and tsncy coorcd Beavers. fromsthe very low
est prices 20 the finest quality, and from the smallest
to the largest sizes; mems and boys common aud
best felt Hats
.dLso, just reccipeG---4 boxes PAPER-HANGINGs.
suitable for rooms or window curtains; with wide
and narrow Borders; box low priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual
For sale, as ADORE. SC iIO OOL-BOOKS, of every
kind in use. BLANK-BuOks--Smith and Jones'
Hymn Books, Bibles, &c. &c.-pspcr, Quills, and
other articles Of stationery. If. .4srR 90.
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ISAAC DOVE,

II HO.N-NS III w
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends, that he has
~ opened in this town, a house OF E.NTER-
T.4LN.nEAT, where every attention will be paid to
all who may be disposed TO favor him with their
custom. lie has taken a large and commodious
House at the head of Perry'swharf, fronting on
Thamcs-srcct where strangers, travellers and con-
slant boardcrs viii find every accommodation which
It is in his power TO afford Every attention will ever
be paid to the comfort and convenience of his guests
and every favor meet with prompt and sincere ac.
knowlcdgemcnt 6n. .t-sroo-. Ma A
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NOIICE,.

4 IL persons having any demands against the
spanish brig .iEiria .Nerced, are requested to
s~nd them in immcda,elyts JOHN II. LYON,
Dec. so. IT, Lyons wharf