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AN ACT

To repeal certain acts therein mentioned.
BE it enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rcprcsen
faires Of the United States imeriec, Congress
sen.aed, That all acts parts Of acts, which pro.
hiht the entrance Of the vessels u any foreiga ma
tion into the harbors or waters under the juIisdic.
ton of the United States, be and the same here
by repealed
Sec :. Ind be il jirtser eaacsed. That the Act
oproaibit American vessels from proceeding to, or
trading with, the enemies Of the United States, and
for other purposes" posed the sis,h day of July,
eighteen hundred and twelve be, and the same is
hereby repealed.
Sec. 5 .9nd Be 10 farther enacted, That the " Act
to prohibit the use of licenses passes, granted by
the authority of the government OF the United King.
dom Of Great Britain and Ireland" passed the Sec
ond day of August, eighteen hundred and thirteen,
be, and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. .3nd be IL further enacted That all penal
ties and fo,etures which have been incurred by vr.
tue Of the acts or parts Of acts hereby repealed shall
be recovered and distributed in like manner as Il the
same had continued in full force.
LANGDON CIiENES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JOHN GAlLLARD,
President, pro tempore, Of The Senate.
March 8, iSlJ.-.ipprsred.. JAMES MADISON.
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BALLAST.

4 ny person wanting, ballast for New.york may
\ obtain Plaster of Paris, by applying to
JNo. Z. WILLIAMS.
yacwfgrt, 4 r,o. 6fh, 1916
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WILL sell three good Cows, with
w three likely Cslres. for merehandize Of The
fs,. quality or lash. .'iarc' -.
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FRESH GOODS.
RICHMOND is now O,

4 RICHMOND is now opening a
IAS fresh supply Of fancy and staple GOODS,
of all descriptions; Cambrics; jackonet and leno
OIuslins ladies white pocket Hhks India Cottons;
Nankins white and yellow Fannels; Cassimeres :;
81 oadcoths aud Plains. All of which having been
bought Auction for cash, will be sold much lower
than the former peace prices for cash only.
Nezyborr, March 90 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-19
AN ACT
AN ACT
Concerning the Naval Establishment.

Concerning the Naval Establishment.
Be IL edcted by the Senate and House e Retresenia.
t,ts Of Me United States Of 4meIca an Congress
sen5ied, That in addition to the sums heretofore ap.
propriated for that purpose the of two hundred
thousand dollars be, and the is hereby appro-
pri,,ed annually, for years, towards the purchase
and supply Of stock of every description Of timber
required for ship building, and other naval purpo.
ses, to be paid out of any monies in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
LANGDON CHEVES,
Speaker of the HOuse of Representatives.
JOHN GAlLLARD,
President, pro femp0rc, Of the Senate.
March 5, 18l5.-.8hhored, JAalES MADISON.
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@s% / ne olcam- boat L OLTON will,
herea fer. (untl further notice. leave New.York
cry Monday and Friday morning for New Haven
Aud will leave New. Haven for New-York, every
"Wednesday and Saturday morning
ELIHU >. BUNKER, Master.
Ne7p.Yo.k Thrill l. 1915
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BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS,
No. SO, ThQmes-s.reet

NO. 50, 1hQnnes street,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public uat he a.
Ia gain occupies his old stand, in Newport where
Genti, men and L. dies can be accommodated with
gentcel Boarding and Lodging as formerly. He al
SO improves the wharf and stores of VIM Gardner,
(late Caleb Gardner Esq where ships may be ac-
commoda,ed with wharfage ard every necessary for
fitting and where goods may be stored on asona-
BIZ terms. The smallest favor gratefully acknow-
edged .4pril 5.
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NeSv Feather Beds and Feathers.
7 I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
Beds, from 20 to As dollars, kept constantly
ior sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Charles-sfreet.
He has on hand an assortment Of Mattresses Of all
kinds Newpors, March 20, 1915
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sos J0f ssls,
A few bbls. lar and lloisin
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CRANSTON & SHAW,

Haze for sale. at their store,
Ia pipes Gln ii hhds do. 7 do.
Rum 90 bss Bread; 15boxcs Soap So do Choco-
late; n Go. Candles. March I.
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Prices at AKcaat.

Salmon in pickle So per fierce OF {
Il ealatais, Goldfish So per qnintal ;
Waves W 0. for pipes Slco per M do,
hads SEQ, all free ofchargc except 2 l-2
per ceat, coamissipn on brokerage Al
mends Sio, for7 1-2 bushels ) (saft SHELF
DO. u kanels $50 per gaintal: Aani-
sssd S22 per 60. Cepsvy seed Ss8 FER
60; Vine. Pinto 5se PER pipe Of Is0
sMIs.'s; 81. &aQse S4S an; Brandy,
holland 2raei $50 PEI do; Do. OH proot
lssasasesd 9io5 per ya. Do. 5 5 do.
~ per do; Figs 6 | per qsintsl !; Raj
slas. Lex;a 81 per 10.
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/ ancing ScllooI.

IA ~ Il. GENERIS has the honor Of In
We forming the Ladies and Gentle
men Of Alexandra, that his DkScIsG
will be opened on TUESDAY
the 18th instant, for the reception OF
Young Ladies AVID Young Gentlemen.---
Days. Of Tuition every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. Three O'Clock, in
the evening for young ladies', at five fol-
bays. aud from seven till nine for young
gentlemen. Terms as usual.
October 10.
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/ axe Notice.

II have a lot on the corner of Duke
s and Henry Streets, SO feet5 inches.
by 88, with a l6 feet alley on the back
Ia good Brick House and wooden Sta
bic on the same, which i Will cell on rea-
sonable terms. and lot on the Of
Prince and Henry Streets sc feet S
inches, BY IS, binding on l6 feet alley
and Pfince-street, paved, which, will LET
on ground rent, on reasonable terms.
ALEX. PERRY.
Csct 10 Stawtf
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Bank of Potomac.

- OCTOBER 9, 1914.
TOTICE Is hereby given the Stock.
holders of the Bank of Potomac
that an election for twelve Directors e
serve the ensuing year. will be held a
the conrt house, in the town of Aiexan.
.lria, on Monday the GIL, day Of No.
yember next. The election to commence
at two and end at 8 o'clock.
BY order Of the Board.
Charles Page. Cashier.
October 10. 5taWtl6thNey q
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~ y HE trustees of the Alexandria AGA
DENY, conscious Of the Importance
of their charge, and anxious to promote
the advancement of the institution, are,
sensible that, without the
cooperation of the public, their indiyidu-
nj efforts will be unayaiIing. They have
long seen the necessity aradicalrefofm
ia This establishment, aud, Int for the
wait Of adequate funds for the purpose.
would have enlarged It's usefulness, and
put tapon that foundation which the IN
craasing growth of cur town, and the
Of the subject, seemed to de-
malSd.
They faelconfident that, to those who
view this subject as they ought, no argu-
ments Wilde necessary: they, therefore,
calculate on the pccuaiary
aid and assistance of the liberal minded
of the town. IN the further
aaeeof work the utility of which can
not be denied,
With these Impressions the trustees
solicit the attendance of such as are dis
passed TO promote their views aa4sassist
hSA2A6surs at the Court Hodgs IN
Thursday next, at 10 o'clock, when they
will be prepared 70 enter more fully on
tbe subject, and DISCUSS suqhmSlans as
may be submitted to the meeting.
BY order
/. p. THOMPSON, Secretary. /.
Oct. 10. DIT.
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Public Sale

I'm Pursuance of Decree Of the wor-
q shipiu! the county court of Fairfax.
made between Am BalIenger and Others
complainants. q Richard Freemans heirs,
defendants, will be sold on the premises
to the highest bidder for ready money
on Saturday the 2lst day Of Oct. next,
"a piece of LAND and the improvements
thereon in the county Of Fairfax. diein-
ing the lands of Dir. Brooke formerly
Richters containing 96 Ia Acres.
The sale will take place at twelve o'clock.
Robert 1. Taylor, Com.
Oct. 10. Is
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Departed this life Yesterday, after q
short illness, Miss 1iarsaret .Marra i
.oug 4 resident of this place, Her friends
and acquaintance are requested toattend
her funeral this afternoon at 4 o'claek..
from the house Of Mrs. Kerr, Duke st.
Eied, on Saturday last, Mr., Jersaiich
a. .ssaie, aged 50 years, respectable
citizen Of this town.
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: hoinas Mount

MAS Just received by the ship Fair
Ne Americas, Nicholas Moran master,
direct from Bremen, re cases d 9 casks
lfERyis2JS. MANUFACTURES,
consisting of ribbands, boot binding,
tapes, silk cord. purses, busks, burning
glasses, toy watches, spectacles, snuff
boxes painted, waters. bone buttons,
marbles, skates, looking glasses, sarie-
ty of beads ard toys--on land an ASSERT
of hardware and cutlery, with a va.
riaty Of other gooas, which will be sold
at his store or Royal street, near the city
Hotel, on accommodating terms.
THOMAS MOUNT.
n.Af- utf
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8. z ,,;i, cost At Ieilst|
- y s, =: :. 49, ~ 5, Frar..e
.,s hundgeds q a a.ss .s,,., = hole oF|
: I beReye asso' -, 81, IS sresersed1
! existing tcfr'so' s
a protected. I, ,,t NatioaaI|
Z Noth,ns = : relieved, from every
cop Of me me . s,s s,,s conc Sil, God
three w = g, e. sys know not.
ksoWs A'sss y md duchess Of hnspll-
Ing ksTp since Yesterday. leas
enc - - ;.'sa ofthe great 10Y and COO.
Psss - - ' that esesF Que experiences.
sptss"ss lie whole n;as.st iIlaminGtiaas
During ~ 4,..sa,.,,o,,t s our streets, am
AZ ea 8 - ,sn.iest d positions -tisanks
rcahssl q & i - f fI,e t,asaess. since through
r r.. SCI sIsee. ne have beels preser-
hss ' .'.s bay;ag e, Coo Austriaas quar-
|vec ,'e1 - $500. SO -
isseu
L.. r.o,,e,.,,' s,,sns Ienan in this
essss, 81 : ssyssr enclosing an iin-
ea'Y ST. 's,..a : & sauseho,d tarnitufe,
Voice spa aas.a.sl ts,usana francs.
alaaun.l = = Z. a.sI,,;as,sd tisesa, o.
lie rpsF IS s ~ c,,ss;s.;ea his Far
TO vae - ~ ~ ,m sS,,ard tie brii.,
asturs sa" ss..s,tssa.s
bhss' ''A
NosyonS, Oct. 6.
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IN COUNCIL. Oct. 4. 1915.

The taxes due from Mrs. Johason and
Mrs. Delphy. and a TIVE story tax i.npro,
Iseily charged to Mrs, Sbortie. were re-
united.
The committee to whom was referred
the subject of a new emission OF due bills
Ia the naae Of tho corporation, reported
a bill Cor that parpose which was read
three times and passed.
The committee to whom was referred
the petition on the subject Of semi-annaal
meetings of council. made report which
was cencurred in, and therenron it was
ordered that the report be referred to
Messrs, 'TayIor, Deneale 81 Paten. with
leave to bring in a bill as recommended
In said report.
On the petition Of Mrs. Jane Francis,
Il Is ordered. that The tax due from the
late John g. Francis on an ordinary Ii
.cenee, sbe RENTED.
"A message IRON the mayor on the SUBJ
ject effsie state of the streets, was read
AND referred to Messrs. Peyton, Veitch
and Nicholson.
Ordered, That the superintendent Of
police do forthwith proceed to repair the
bridge at the head Of Fairfax-street, and
also the head of Fairfax-s.rect, 1T the ex-
Epease Of the second ward, provided the
same does not exceed fifty dollars.
The resignation of Mr. Ferdinand
,sssarsteifer, a member from the 4th ward.
|Aas received and accepted by couaeil:
|mhefeupon it is ordered, that an election
Ioe held at the house of Mrs. Freeman
|ia said ward, ON Friday the Goth IN
slant, under the superintesdance of
siessrs. John c. Vowel, Thomas Law
rason and Jerome Piu,na,er, for mem
Der to saapiy the vacancy accustomed by
the said resignation.
F Ordered, fhat the superintendent Of
1osicc do. ioFtilsith repair the alley lead
/ ing Y tsosn che market sanaEcto king-street
Eat the expense OF the second ward. pro-
Iyided the same do not exceed 40 dollars.
ordered, that the tax improperly paid
By John Dixen. on an ordinary licence,1
% esenasd.
ufaefed. that the superintendent OF
|cohce DO cause tobe repaired the gutter
o1 tas north side Of king-stseet. between
Alfred and Washibgtoa-streets, at the
FeAPeose o. fhe third ward, and that the
saa ssa'ssr De paved concaye.
~. lsssls0n ., isaac g Aaatwisie aaa
0suess, accompanied by tae report OF the
sa'se5 y q the streets, pra yshg Tor me
ss - liza $ g Wolie-serest agreeable to
s sse el's'S q IS praerea, tnat -aeSsIs.
1'snsSie, raton' selfcfi ana peFtoh, De
:. $50 $50 s% ~ Ies'or. 70 heAt e9siit.''
"assaef 4 De exponent TO rant lhe
'iay et'ol the pentisiers.
.ns 'sasllsor MADE a report o. eSpenal-
io' t'le hESs aha seeoau qaattcss,i
s'is'lns vi tue 9d aay7ef June ana Oh OIL
wtich was reierfea 70 Mes
sis -. faton ana harper.
J, IS os'iefes, that the sum @ 5eo4 dollars
- f'1'd 70 tae ''fesioeilt OF tae I'oor mouse
~ ~. iiiset the easssae eA peslees % tue ilse
'u "a
q aiii missing 40 appropriation ior the
Pa smens Oh the ASSESSOR, 'or 'he present.
tbf,prefi, that AieSSrS. Denpale * Nun
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81 hi s. Illness, and observed thai the
professional gentleman had recommend
Cd him 10 take red ,Uisge and befk, eut
,amentea his Inability to purchase 50
'exne rlsise i medicine. The Gentlenaal
Ebeing of : generous disposition eShortea
Rarns 8 not to make himself uneasy -
I. Here honey take this. he exclaimed
handing ever to him bottle OF vine;
y anil when that is gone come TO me for
.anathcr.' = Parney bowed and retired.
Ibst sea,ceiy had be left tie room. ere
His master was surprised with load aad
repeated noise siiailar 10 thu Of q dog,
he rang the bell and enquifed the cause
When Barney told him he hai been
|tsking a little Of the vine. and following
'tsso doctors prescription, had been bark
Tue afterwards.
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0EPEASSo CBUaT.
ALExANDRIk CeuNTr,
October Term, 1915.
& . RBIsgEE1 That the administrator C.
. = Thompson Violet; deceased, do m
cert tie following advertisement three
times week, four weeks, in the Alexan-
dria newspapers.
A copy--test.
a. MOORE, Reg'r of Wills.
THISis to give notice that the sub
scriber Of Alexandria County, in Co
tnmbia district, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county letters q
administration on the personal estate
nf THOMPSON Vi0LETT, late Of
said county, deceased Al persons hay-
ing claims against the said deecaeilt, are
hereby warned to exhibit them to the
subscriber duly passed by the Orphans
{ curt, on or before the 10th of April
aext, or they may by law t. excluded
from all benefit to said estate !; and those
indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under nay hand this 10th of oc-
to5er, 1915.
ISAAC ROBBINS,
Admir- of Thomson Violet.
Oct. 10. 5taw4w
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First Door west Of the Mocha
MICS Bank
yESIlE subscribers have received aad
q are now opening
Large and generaf Assortment
OF well selected Dry Goods,
Which they offer far sale, at low prices
for cash or approved PAPER.
Samuel Mark q Co.
October g.. dhteaSt
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yiNG AMI BARK,

s. : i'tismap IN DaAiif, socls fine a.
- asssia ais service liibera:an, named
--tasy liz csatplsis.s sac da, 10 his
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4 Et~aat OF letter from tire sapercar5o
4 Of tie scar. Hpaming Bird, 10 q iaer-
chant of sSorfdk.
< SIR BARTs, Sept s, 1915.
g we arrived here Yesterday, in IS
day 5 iron tie cares Of Virginia; a.ar-
keisdull Tor American pfoGacs--Fi sars
flesh So a, -progisoas 90 PER eeAt less
tan 10 America. West India Produce
hss risen in consequence Of tae Conner,
eial Treaty setween the United States
aud Great Britiao.-Constant gales OF
siI@--SS sail drove on shore, great
part Of which wese totally iost.''
Extract oil letter from a gentleman Al
Csdiz, to his friend in Philadelphia, da.
ted
CAptz, Aug. 9.
I'FIenclese YOU the Gazette received
thseyeaing from Masrid.
rThe internal ceshiastioas IN France
1 oil prevent ezportatieus n THIS cosatrY
ofgrain, Of which twill bsn.nehin want,
sshe harvest is small -0nly four a.oEthss
assumption. Vessels from iiie ilevanE
az net admitted to entry 81 acearrt Of
, th plague-aad the new expedition to
Sqth America, viii require considers
bl sappiies of,6our of which thercsis bui
a Ms]f quantity ia the bay ar oa,shores
nRlaii In first hansls--therefors, 1 think
itNlLfele high this fall aud WATER
!. S, glosp Of sgar ONTARIe,Ac-
eeaiug 10 toe late adsiees froui tae ME-
ditfFaaean, received at Eostons this yes
selsaiisd from Algiersson the 9TH Of iuA
y, with dispatches from Commodore.
1catar othe Secretary Of the navy at
Washington. II this account be correct.
sas aasbesao out ninety days (; and as no:
thag has been heard ison her s:pce skeI
safed, there is strong gtasnd ioi' 70 an
pthend that she is LOST IA seine Of taeI
saere gales of August and Aeptein0er.''
Iae ofTeers ATTACHED 70 the 0nfa'io, ac-.I
c'Fsiag to a laie navy are as tSlsoNs =
a-sE D. ELLIOT, ESQ. calptraader;I
Gsarits ". SkiHner,s Fyederies 81
Soith, and Nelson IS e5stsF, iieasenants i
taol,ert A. Bertsn, surgeaa; S. =. Whit. |
tDgtOl, surgeons mate; g. K. Spence.
T1rser; A. A. Alexander, VIM. Berry, i
J. 4. Bsschcr, ]. L. Cummings. a.
2, Gardner. j. B. Montgomery. S. D.I
Moore, and VIM. Temple: midshipnen i
and Robert S. Tstsln, sailing master.
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rat & Fruit

rat e Fruit
New landing and for Sale by the SUBJ
scribers the cargo of the Bargue ossip-
pee. capt. Amos Smith, from Cadiz, con-
s:sting of
Goo bushels Salt
500 Boxes best Muscatel Raisins
A few Quarter Casks Sherry Wine.
.fdmas, Herbert g Co.
Oct. s.
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Now Landing

On Twins wharf, and for sale from the
brig Virginia: Capt, Williams, direct
frem Malaga
20 or. casks CoImancr Wine.
90 ditto sweet Malaga ditto.
10 bags ofAlmonds Of superior quality.
". IL. BrowR:
. Q.tchep e t
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ORPHANS COURT,
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,

ALEXANDRIA County, !
October Term, 1915.
GhRDERED, that tie administrator Of
e Charles Lee, deceased, do insert
the following advertisement three times
a week, four weeks, in the Alexandria
newspapers.
A copy--Teste,
A. MOORE, Reg'r of Wills.
THIS'is to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Alexandria County, n the Dis
trict of Columbia, letters of at'ministra-
ton on the personal estate of Charles
Lee, esq. deceased lsil persons having
Calm against the said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same to the Re
|gister c. wills, on or before the first of
April next, or they mar by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit to said estate !:
and those indebted thereto are required
TO make Immediate payment.
Given under m J hand this 10th Octo-
Der, 1915,
WALTER JONES, Jr.
Admir- Of Chales Lee, esq.
Oct. To- Staw4w
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Extract oil letter from gentleman al
Csdizy to his friead in Philadelphia, da.
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) ALEXANDRIA,
TUESDAY .0creBsn 10.

Et~aat Of a letter from tire sapercar5o
lof tie Scar. Htpaming Bird, 70 q iAer-
chant of 'ssorf1ik.
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twenty-five pirates whose rendezvous WAS at
Har,ford.-They assembled under pre:ence
of reinforcing her but many. doubted their
sincerity. After many 6iae.Hghs signals and
mysterious manGuvres, they approached the
constitution. Much concern was manifested
for the fate of their threatened favorite nor
was that concern diminished when an i'm.
mence volume of smoke and a rumblinC sound
announced discharge from the whole feet.
Anxiety was at its height But what was our
surprize, when the smoke cleared up,io see the
good old vessel unhurt,a ,and the assailants haul
ed home shattered by the shock of their
own fire, as hardly to keep above water. II
seems their guns were only loaded with pow
der,wads OF federal newspapers and soft kind
of shot called amendments, which hattened as
they struck 1t is believed the assailants all ran
ashore, except three, who were seen soon al-
ter, standing to the southwark with Strong
breeze. II is said they were compelled to ride
quarantine in a southern harbor, suspected OF
being infected with Canada fever.
They were last seen one foggy morning
drifting to the northwsrd, with their courses
Tapping (hsviug no sail set alofD with sig
nal flag of distress set in their shrouds. BIae
lights had been seen from the shore, on the
night proceeding .--HroH.
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FROM the subscriber. some time in May last,a red
morocco Memorandum BOOK, containing three
halves and one whole Ticket. in the Internal Nav-
CATION Lottery. the numbers of which arc as follows
1888. whole Ticket. .undrawn, $500. half Ticket un-
drawn; 40sS, half Ticket, reported; 1906, half
Ticket, reported; with the owners name on each
Ticket. Az the payment of the Tickets are stopped
1t they should draw any thing, they will be Of no use
to any one but the owner. Whoever has found the
same and will deliver it to the owners shall be hand.
somey rewarded. EFF WENWooD
.Nesrborf, June 2. 1alS
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DR. ROBERTSON'S
Infalliable WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES,

Trlc. WY CENTS.
medicine highly necessary to be kept in all ia
miles
SYMProMs.--The common symptoms OF the
Worms are, palcness eft tho countenance, at other
times flushing OF the face, itching of the nose, and
ABOUT the starting and grinding of the teeth in
sleep, swelling of the upper lip, the appetite some
times bad, at other times voracious-looseness, dis
agreeable breath, hard sweiled belly, great thirst,
the urine frothy and sometimes of whi,ish color,
gripping or cholc pains, an involuntary discharge Of
saliva especially when asleep; frequent pains in the
side, with dry cough, and unequal pulse. palpita-
tions of the heart, swoomings, cold swcats, palsy,
epileptc fits, &c
Though numberless Medicines are extolled for ex-
pelling and killing worms, none are equal in efficacy
TO DR. Robertsons Worm Destroying Lozcnges, they
are mild in the operation and may be given 10 the
youngest infant with safety.