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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-04
NOILIE.
RN.NNUAT

kt'iSOh the subscriber on the i2th inst negro vo
, man named FhtBY, (who sometimes calls ,c--
sctves Feggy,) supposed to be about ft,t nch,,,
hgh, she has had rheurrlc affection winch has ioru
ca nmp on the back part of her neck which Iry,,u
cea stiffness that she turn her head freely a
round, and wien aae LOOKS ycu she looks sideways,
enc nad OF when she eIoreG croius SHIRT snf hs,;t
So too with her, srndry articles lcjoaging 10 her us
ucs', VIZ :--one cotton cAnb;ck F~irR slit Sleeve.
ii1n'med with cord, rn'tsin tiuck worked an,uut
He TAI, one book muslin cap without bc,Yer one
cotton eem'ok vandy he and csetrse enc pai, veyet
sno.s, one dark silk dress ve,J large She came f,n
me neighoor:cod Of Norfolk and will probably aim f
That place Whoever will secure her in s,ne ia;I .o
that get hei, or deliver her 10 me- shall receive I5
s''d ressonahe expenses paid, cii the articles s,e
paid VIA &c
-. THOMAS 6. Coulter.
Wayresbornugh, i7tl Sept. If
an bEREAS it appears Nv The e;,orI a The. Co ~
Nv m.ss'oners appointed BY the Executive 70 Wa,
!he brc@@e I'1Npke Road, that the whole Itosd liza
heen complicated according the provisions Of the pt
o. Assembly incorporating the Company Cor epenne
me ssr1e-The President and Directors of ,he sal
C,upany are therefore authorised to demand G. yc,
run Toll as allowed by the said act from and after hi,
cay Gren under my baud Governor of the Com,
nonweaiih, this twenty day cf October, 1874
.. rs. -B.3RBOUE.
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Wd.N.1VU.

- GIIC1 10 HEREB( GIPr.N, TIKI
ES virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed 10 me ly
DIP Nlehard Lyon, of the County Of Aniels, for the
npose OF securing the payment OF certain note of
4nd Tor one thousand seven hundred and twenty 1--WE
~ as sceo'Sins to the terms Of the sid decd which,
e's have not been complied WITH VIII be cold at pub
nc +AeSon 10 the highest bidder for ready nonev ne
.he pc aycrnin thecisy of Richmond. on Saturday
the h'ia day of nov. next tract ofland living x iin
N tis coruiles of Amelia, Cumberland aud Prince, Ed
Virginia and Containing one thosai,i acres. be- the sI
iEoe or less vsh ALL and singular the appnrtenaneer
&C, Inc said trset ofIand aons the lands OF Edward
rsS'eSton and Lewis SHELL in tue county of Cunter
1, au on the Prince Edward side it jsns the land Of
Wilhelm D. Lyon, ardin the county Of Amelia i
t0aehes the laAis OF William b. Lyon Joshua Sm,bcy
nrd Joseph Ligon, ami is the same land On WHICH The
sud Richard Ligun resties '"~
October IS. 9 see
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VIRGINIA.
A I Rules holden in TIE CLERKS Office oeibe Sunori
( \ or Court OF Chanecry fs The Richmond Dstrie,
the lst day Of September, 1914.
Frances labo' Pr
Phlip GTymes Randolph, Susanna Grymes RandsIp b.
foily Gary Randolph, Robert Carter Rapdolob AMI
Lucy Burwel Randolph, infant cbid,en bs,ys I'D
dF1lbutees Of Archd. Carr Randolph lrg Jpo Pan
doph, TO be assigned their guardian to defend them IN
ths @nt Itiehd. n. Venabie Saml. W. Venalae VIM
=, enable, Goodridge Wilson, his wife Flizsbetb
wilson, Nathaniel Yenable md bis wife Manila w.
nable James Daniel, for hs children Of his deoeaasd
Wile Anne Daniel, which said R'ciatd NJ Vepal5e
anh others last mentioned are tic co-feirg of Ira
ham y Vehable, Edward Scott, William Scott. liz.
seph ocott and William Rose ard Betsy his wife o,5
William MerIweiSer and Sally his wife which sid
Edward Scott. William Scott, Joseph Scott William
BnHs and William Merwether are the eo-beirv If
Joseph Scott deed and Francis Watkins Defs
tbfF Uefsncga James Daniel, not having entered
ms appearance and gwen security according IN The 49,,
~ Assembly the Rules of this Court * h sppear,s.
oy satisfactory evGeroe That he IS not an inhsbitant II
insecurity Is oTdered, That the SAID Dersnda,t
70 appear here on the first day Of the next term All
7rsUcr the biil ofths Plaintiff ard that copv NJ ~,
orsier be forthwith Inserted IN some pc,vsrsn,r
shed IN rr City cfRiNinoai, f,5. two month, ,,,s,
aley 9nc po"-ec At the front door Of the Capital IN No.
.dd City. '''' W S+
q Copy. Tcs.e,
Cc,. s.
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10 DOLLARS REMARn-

IA = negro wonan named '''''
NJ LY,
obol feet i0inchcs high dick lir,s, dark eoropes;o
snd N "atc Of pregnancy; and cspcet she will en-
oe'vor 20 pass rs free ~oman. viii give the above
Is"'ll % ay pciSon who viii deliver her to me IN
Richmond, y secure bern any ial so tlatI CT her a.
gsui. ee''''
BFNNST McAIIsTEP.
OatSec y. w4wp
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October 10.
FOR SALE

4 GILU-dBLE TJ7fCY ORL,4AD
f sN Dan River, containing between ssOSs 40osere,
~ e"'It miles from tie Court-house-On sbis
tract, is about So acres ofow grounds-he hsb Land
- Vi Sooo quarry, lies well, snd clear Of stone there
on ue h''abo7e hc low grounds, wherein is a dwell.
,'g-no'se wrhtvo roousbcoJy stairs, kitchen with
tT3 rooms aud stone ehiranc-' Sairy, s1noe.bo,sr
s,ao'e anu Darn, and gaIysen paed The other set
mousse Kitchen, sinolehouse and three harms viii,
E"r15' pailcd-A great bargain may lie had IN ,l,;s
l'no inT cash, &C would take Young negroes at each
price IN psrt payment
ure WILLIAM TBoNAe,
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NO1ICt

HS HEREBY GIYEN--That intend tn petition
Z the present General Assembly &c shoald min.
DC to set for ts discharge Of ordinary business lt If
not, NJ their regular session in December ney,) for
csye 70 eInnncpa'e ny slaves Phis & her child nam
cd Harriet, and permit them 70 rssyie within fb sc
Ot Virginia
DAVID PHILIPPE.
October %. wAw5
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T.4T7ERS0.N' FIRE .I.9.NOF- To-

TGRY.
IEEdE subscriber Is authorised to receive orders for
Il the following articles to be executed at the above
n"nuiaeto1y, and forwarded from thence with ali pos
'loie speed-delIverabC in Richmond al the Factory
prices, with tie charlrs of Transportation &c VIZ
Coarse and 5ne Wire, from No. / to IS,
Card Wire from No 25 to S.
AnneaPd o: hcading wire, Of various sizea
gain, .
Wove wires of every description
Samples OF the above articles may BE- seen, and CT.
ders lodged ut the Col1.iing.hoise OF
ANDREW SMITH
March So wifi
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BOOTS AND SlIOES-

IVV - HIN u 1BUE0.
DIN WATSON e SAMUEL DOYLE. al the
- foot Of the Capitol Hill hsyp, rroe !, I.,',,a,
uership under the firm Of ia
W,GTSOh' .9ND DOYLE.
Wish to INFORM their friends and ;le public ,bos .be,
have supplied themselves with excellent materials and
wofHTnen-nnd being determined to omit no effort 70
give satisfaction, both in the 6ucyand execution If teir
49, a" the PronPtHlde OF tieir sttcuon TO tie or
ders they receive, they atter themselves With the ex
pee'auon Of a share ofpublic encouragement
"A lew "1duona g0od yr9rkta,7l, ia their line. VIII
meet with immediate employment and liberal ,gage4
hey will also take, it well recommended, three or
iour Apprentices.
October 20. ~
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4 SHALL petition the Legislature OF YTgIi.a n the
neItsesson, Tor leave 10 erect Toll-BI5ige across
James River, commencing my land in he county ~
Chesterfield and abutins On The opposite sid Thereof
in the county Of Her,rico vLer,I beve oIta;,,1
Il" sue pII''Se' EDWD ". Trent
Z.
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HaLF-H.fY HOUSE TO BE RE,N.

VRNdE subscriber wishes torrent forone mr. more years
= that large and connections Tavern called the
HoJ-U,dy Hotse, batween Richmond and Petorsbnr,
Possession may be had the first dgy Of Noyernbcr
next This establishment is veil known, that Il !;
thought unnecessary to say more than M Il is believed
to DC one Of the best country stands in Virginia for
lNlblie house.--Terms may be known BY APPLYING 70
d'e subscriber who lives near the premises.
Chesterfield, Oct s. ,C
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500 ACRES OF I-ANn

EIfCR SALE by the Subscrlber-This Farm is with
IN three and half miles of Pc, Aitan Court
House "eont the same distance from Genito, lies as
wen as any land in this part OF the state and the sell
no. inferior to any in the county, not imlnedatev on
James or Appomsttcx rivers There is in This tract
nearly one hundred acres Ofrich bottom land adnir
ny suited to the production of grass. The dwelling
Mouse contains ten rooms, with out-Cuses of various de-
scrpuons well of the finest water in the ward s. fine
springs IN various parts Of the plantation Of course the
farm wcll-watcred This situation has been remark
C Tor the healthy appearance Of every family that has
resided ont There are as many as seven nanufac.
turing mills, to each Of which Wagon NAV 90 and re-
tuInmaday. From two-pence tosxpenee for wheat. is
Deducted from the Richmond price There are also
several coal pitts about the distance of the mills
al winch gram and hay meetsa ready sale Gentlemen
who may wah to vest their money in land are
~ ,nyitedto new the premises 4 great barpan may
be had by an early application. In few DAYS. about
i'o bushels ot wheat will be sewcd and few bushels of
rye. JBJTES CClCRE, "
October % wsvp
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TAKEN UP
20 the Subscriber on the 9th inst, ne.r Northum-
4 soer lsne courthouse

SIX HORSES,
which were 'e'l BY the liiius t,eir retreat from
from ,i"t psee, viz t,ree dark bays from IA to
i55 hs"s high, switch tails, II ~ years ol,a-ons.
OF tneri has b'zcd aceUre sorrel, ~ hands high
or 10 years Old, s~ch tailcre dun, l55 iauGs i,i,.
bobaii, Tor Is years Old, with bi&ss streak along
his trcs-and one dark bs, stud a years old, la,s
hoo s. not shed, l'accs ~e-rhcSe are sul,po-
sea to nave been brought by the eGc:.y fioa, Mary
hmd.-Iheir owner or owners requested TO come
All prove their property, pay expcncea ard take ,ien
away.
WIN. HENDERSON, .
Northumberland county, Va. Octss w4xS
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VIRGINIA. 70 gyit :
IN CVANCERY:
Oct. IS.

4 Court held for Alben,arle county the Gfth day
"A ofSept tsti.
Lucy C!arkson, widow and relc. Of David Caikson de-
ceased, end Polly Carsson: one Of the children and
l.g2tees o! the sid David GARRISON, deceased, ?
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10 kEN u

u BG.t
A NJ immediate possesson givan, The House md
IN Fendue Office occupied w Inc .,lbec;iSers
"a comfortable Dwelling ffo,,se adoirinc
h 'o'n testeI containing fear good rooms with kit
- nouse over the Basin, containing two good rooms,
Nl hre places, kitchen, stable and rich piece az
Saises eronnd-the whole enclosed with ,la,k pa;,,.
a New fiouse at the Bowling Green, one mic fro4,
WV "areet-ho9se; eontaiHing four large and two
', 'OEnS kfcheR, well Of excellent water, to-
Ser with one acre OF garden ground IN hicI cuIiva-
uSn---i ne Whole enclosed in tie best manner
n handsome Stick Riding Chair, Morocco lining and
may be had cheap. V0''e'
49, POSTER & S ATCHEIL.
-- Coyoner 10. 2iv-f
DURSUANT' 20 ; d-sr-- - ~. lS--,--.;--. ,;.-
4 Choneeiy for the Richmond District. win h. old
On the premises for cash, ec fist daof December
1919, the Land mentioned n sid i-c, wing in th
county Of Chesterfield, bciongi, 10 warm; D'v;' -.
pay tne debt, interest and mentioned in said de-
sale. ~ ~ ,.ee'''ius MI"
October 70. ' e,.
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DIANTE.

So1 Sale At lie 2efee erjlHclie y rr4elea-,.
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WV. w. TIENING, C. C.
Commissioners 0.5fce, City IF IP;cii,no,,d
-. ComrnissiOra.r's otFec, City Of Rici5ra ,7s

rs only one ofthe defendants (na,atI in the sf5re-
sad suit attended before the Comu sioner, agreea-
oiy 20 the ncies Heretofore issued f his oice-the
parties are hereby notified tia. ther ATTENDANCE Is re-
quested st my office on the 18th dcyof the LIST Mo T.
e'JsRuaFt) ensuing At 10 in the morning.
o SAM PARSONS, II. c.
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VIRGINIA.

Haifx Cglntr. Sent q.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10
No III.
AMERICAN NOTE.

The Ministers .Pldeipote n,iary and Extra.
ordinary OF the United States to the Plen
ipOtebtiaries OF his Britannia Majesty.
Client. August "a, 1914.
The pndersigi-,d, ministers pienipotentia-
ay and extra 0: binary from the u States of
America, have given to the tfficial note
which they have had the honor of receiyipe
from his britannia Msjesty's PIenipoten,ia.
ries, the deliberate attention which the i'm
portaDce ct its Contents required, and have
now that 81 transmitting to them their an
twer ON the several points to which il re.
fers.
They would present to the consideration
a the British enipoten,issies that Lord
Csstlereagh, in III. letter Of the 4,h Of Nuy.
1913. 10 ahe American Secretary of State,
pledges the ianh Of the British government
thst they were wiling to enter into dis.
Gus ion with the government OF America for
the oopciatoiy adjustment Of the differeo.
ees sebsisiiDg between the two states, will.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10

GAMBLER,
HENRY GOULBORN, /,
WILLIAM ADAM.
Chest, Oct. 2ist. 1914.
True copy.
e. HUGHES, Jr,
Secretary Of Legation u. sta,es.
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CONGRESS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- rIvEs.
Thursday, December 1.
THE NEGOTIATION.
The following message was received from
the pieshl-nt If the United Sia,es by Mr..
Coles, his Secretary.
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED
ds the DOMESTIC WARE -HoUsE, NO. ll7,
Zhan,es-Stycet, last week, in The
Boston Waygon,
TMRTY pieces Stripes and Ginghams;
u Shifting Cottons, No. IL to so, inclusive;
A large quantity of assorted Threads;
Blue and white Twists, &c &c.
The whole 10 be sold at the Factory prices, for cash
May 18. JOSEPH w. EDDY.
FOR SALE,
A FARM, situated in South-Kingstown, on the
n back side, mile and half west Of Davs's
tavern, containing ll6 acres Of good LAND, with
large two story House, a Barn and Crib. Also,
good Grist.Mil, with fine stream Of water, to be
sold separate from the Farm. or both together. The
said Farm is considered fine stand for Factory.
They will be cold on liberal terms, which may be
known by applying to the subscriber, living the
premises. SOLOMON v. LrrTLEFiELD.
South-Kingstown, gfay IL. 1914
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POETRY.
| EcTED. |

MAY.
DER fields Of green the focks are spread,
The Oak extends its sylvan shade,
The root puts forth its tender blade,
And says, it's May,
The garden smiles with various fow'rs,
Gay mantling round inviting bow'rs,
Prepar'd for summers noontide hoursI
All say, 'tis May.
See yonder cloud in waves descending,
Softly amidst the drops are blending,
The vapors each to each are lending,
For it is May.
This landscape Joy delightful raises,
Then let our thankful, grateful praises,
In Halleluiah's happy mazes,
Declare, tits May.
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COpARTNERsHIp FORMED.


THE public are respectfully informed that the
L subscribers have entered in Copartnership un-
der the firm of
DYER * POTTER,
and tender thsir services as AUCTION s. CO.K.
MISSION MERCHANTS, from and after this
date, and will occupy the store of said DYER, in
Market-stree assuring their friends and tie public,
that all business conhded to them will at all times
have their best attention. Cash will be Literally adj
vanced on all kinds of merchandise deposited for
public or private sale, and all sales made will be
guaranteed and discounted on the most accommoda-
ting terms. ELISHA DYER,
CHARLES POTTER.
DrER G' Po79kR offer at hrivare sale,
10000 pounds of best green Coffee, in bags and
t,erces;
pipes 4th proof Brandy. Expeditions cargo:
DO 4th do Npers do.
70 boxes spermaceti Candles,
tons Of Logwood;
do. Fustic;
dc. Nicaragua Wood;
do Hemp (first quality;
1 do. Ccpperas
A few boxes of white Havana Sugars
20 bags of Pepper;
10 boxes of brown Sugar;
GO bales Of Calcutta Twne.
Providence, October 90, 1918. &C.
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JOSIAH G.. SHAW.

No 1l8 Thamessfreef. Has just received, for sale,
i EWIS and Clarkes Travels up the Missouri ;
- Life Of James Fennel Worgan's Poems Son
OF Genius Smith on the Trinity New Baron Nun.
chausen New Robinson Crusoe Health and Long
Life. by Cornaro.
.fso--Iion. Messrs. Ward and Gaston's Speeches
on the Loan bI--price 25 cts. May 18
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Narietp.

Extract Of letter from respectable mercantile house
in Havana, to gentleman IN Precedence, dated H.
trI 2Yth.
I" Sugars in this place have advanced very
much within or 10 .days T; they would now
command aud 10 dollars, assorted, and none
shipping to the United States of course they
must advance in the United States.
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NEW HOTEL,

NEW HOTEL,
No. l08, Ihan,es-Street.
NJ FELICHAN most respectfully informs the in
1Ns habitants of Newport, that he has recently
opened a New Hotel, or Victualng House, where
he can accommodate his customers with good Beef
Steaks, Oysters. Turtle Soups, &C. with Pastries,
Wines and all kinds OF Spurious Liquors, of the very
best quality.
Clubs and Societies may be furnished with Cola
tons, Dinners. or soppcrs, in superior style, at the
shortest notice.
Confectionery, Ice-Creams, and Pastries Of every
description, be got up and furnished all times
lie also keeps for sale, general assortment of
Groceries, Wines, and Liquors, of superior quality
On hand quantity of Vermicilla, for soups-also
quantity of Conserves.
~ Sugars, six pounds and half for a dollar
and Tea, at one dollar pound. If. March "a
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At a public-house in Cho!tenham, last Sat-
urday, chairman undertook, for triHing
wager, to ees twenty eggs raw, with their
shells, in fifteen minutes, which he perform
cd in half the time, to tho great astonish-
mcnt of a number Of spectators. ibid.
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TO LET,

AND possession given in few days, the House
"A now occupied by wM. MARcuASr, Esq. sit
uated in Barney-st--Apply 10
April7. Jobn a, Fifdm'.
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ENGLISH PARAGRAPHS.

A person being at public dinner in Eng
land, where there was much huzzaiag, but a
scanty entertainment, said, there was plen-
ty Of cheer, but nothing 10 eat."--Lon. haher.
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DOCTOR CARY'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS

Which are celebrated for the ef many diseases:
Nor only to cure, but TO prevem sickness
A there has been much said in publications rs TO
the utility OF Medicines, / shall only say these
the best correctors Of the bile that have found
in 20 years practice they operate as cathartc, ,an
tispasmodc, sudoritc and diuretic, in cases of bill
ious, asthmatica! complaints. Where there is a dry
hard skin, costiveness, loss Of appetite yellow skim
dizziness in the head, pain in the side and bowels
one Pill taken every hight, eight or ten nights sue
cessivey, then from one to four the case appears
to purge, will be satisfaction to those who please.
to try them. They may be given to persons of ali
ages and both sexes without any disagreeable feel
ngs they the best Pills for females that are i'm
use, particularly fot women who are in child.bed.
where there is only cathartic wanted when from
one to four may be used, the age and situation Of
the patient may require JOSEPH CARY.
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APPRECIATION.

We, the Undersigned, do hereby certify, that we
and families have in various and i'm different
times. used Dr.. Cary's celebrated Family Pills which
are now prepared by the vender at Coventry, X. l.
We have found them highly servceabIe in our fami-
lies and particularly efficacious in removing those
complaints for which they prescribed we feel
assured OF their excellence, and consider the Pills
valuable and worthy the attention of ali family Ply
sicians. In testimony hereof, I've have affixed our
respective signatures
Caleb Keiton, JoseM Straight, r. Remington, Sd,
John Remington, Mary Remington, .NGreeae,
Patience Greene, 4. ReltOn, Iheods,ia Reming-
Ton, c. Bozcen, j. " Green, Il. Wi6ur, jgn
j. G. Bro1Un, Phe6e H,sin, VI. Irryin, j. HaE.
kns, Benjamin Morse
certify that was sick about two years with dry
skin costiveness and difficulty of breathing could
not rest-L had several doctors, but could get
lief-I applied to DR.: Cary, and got immediate relief.
believe if it had not been for his Pills, could not
have lived. Icontrue taking the Pills, and am i'm
toerable health. HUGH RELPH.
certify that was troubled with pain in my bow
cr and side, and dizziness in the head-I called
Dr. Cary; he gave me about thirty Pills, which cur
ed me. Iesteem them yalaable.
May, 1918. CHARLES CoLvIN.
certify that have made use of Dr. Cary's Pills,
and am in duty bound to say they are the most easy
cathartic that ever made use of.
September, 1918 RAY JOHNSON.
The subscriber having been much afflicted with
the asthma for several years. was induced to make
trial of DE-. Carys Pills-Before had taken one box
found myself much relieved, and am now in tha
enjoyment Of good health. J. ROWLAND.
Or. G. ". HOPPIN is sole agent for the town OF
Providence.
GT The Pills speak for themselves.
The above Medicines are sold by d. RIPLEy,Nor.
wich Con Avis & ANN SMITH, Wexford, X. l. and
by SAMUEL W. VINsoN, Newport At the last men,
toned place are kept, usual, all kinds OF Drugs
and Medicines now generally in and of the best
quality.-A continuance of favors solicited.
SAMUEL w. VlNSON.
.Nezybcif March II, 1914. 6H.
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n. PELiCHAN.


CONFECIIONER,
ID EPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of New.
IN port, that he has lately opened at his store No
l00 Thames-st. large supply of
CONFECIIONfRY,
consisting of 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, Currants,
soft-sheled Almonds, English Walnuts, and Fiiberts.
-LIKEWLSE-
An assortment Of best Wines, Tin boxes and bot
tles,) Liquors, and Groceries.
Newport, April z, 1914. IT,
WHEEL LWRIGHT & LOPEZ,
70, IhameS,street, Offer at privaie sale,
900 boxes Havana brown c,,c,,
90 hhds and 20 bbls. MuscovadoS %
40 900 lbs. Coffee, entitled to double debenture,
800 hhds retailing Moasses;
10 pipes Gin, 1st and 4th proof;
80 bbls prime Beef-20 do. Pork;
40 bbls. Turpentne--50 do. Tar;
SO pieces Russia Duck-5O00 bushels Salt;
50 bbls. Mackerel;
Is bags Tumeric-Spanish Segars.
Newport, April Is, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-01
Portsmouth Woolen Manu-

THE subscriber informs his Friends and the pab.
II lie, that his Machines at Cundalrs Mills are in
excellent order for cardng Sleeps Wool, and that
new and improved Machine will be in operation in
afew weeks for carding Merino Wool, (pure bloody
The Clothing business is conducted by the first
workmcn in this country ailknds OF Woolen cloths
manufactured in a superior style, at short notice,
and on accommodating terms
SAMUEL CLARKE.
N. BAH articles intended to be conveyed to the
Mills will in future be received at the Domestic Uafs
Mousse. No. 177, Thames street, where they will be
promptly attended to.
.<'orfsmouth, May 18.