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DOMESTIC.
BOSTON. November o.

bOoiO ION, November %.
United States Squadron.
The following memorandum WAS received last
evening.
eth squadron under the command of Com.
cambridge IS orcred the larger vessels to Boston,
and the others O Ncw-YoJk''
Five glass n,anu-ctur--s have been inurisonod n,
Livtrnoo, char-'d with having taken pasag, in tb.
SLIP Ellington, Tor = ston. Another person was
Impr ored for shipping certsin articles used in En-
Slish manufactures Tho T. hes bee lost at scs 4
7aration zyithout yefiresertatiou''-
7oifness
W. have recCiv q a letter f. m Bc~
de TX, ated 10Th Octob y. VIII "a st tie
til u the American mcrchants at thas
Place and s. American i re s Who
w"re rrvel'ers haze ben most k,apiy
farca to7rG7fs railing fie 7yar conf776u
tim n hay The ,fi'ieS FIR their e77sl1z,i,1e-
france ! VIII E1cl h, IF sh, md Trenc
o's s, all it zcas OF France. h We rern
toXed on their on rmOuS cyp'tals, from IS
to 10000 fir ncs, the Am rirars. Il the
sn i j s, without bel izs S, nd
with II. any French privileges II " been
taxed ON TO 10 600 fran s. tbs IS g,
spe les Of ro56cru direct, which FIR *
ceeds the plu d ring of Naool or u1derihe
DEGREES, and is a full m tch for the pfrat;
cal ecizurc Of ur We Is o the hiph SEES
before the existence of any French de-rees
We understood that our able and respecta-
BE consul At Bordeaux, Mr.. Lee, who IS G.
yer alive to the ntcrcs Of our me, hun,s,
II 5 warmly prot sted to the Fren h autho-
rit cs az in this outrageous pr ccdare.-
We shall publish the letter in full on Wed
nesday next. TBoSt. I'af.
At the time DECATUR arrived in sight
of Gibralt y, 4 great number f British Of
ncers and citizens, AID among tn NJ n A
merican g'Dtl man. were assembled on a.
eminence to view the American feet. De-
ca'ur en- ereI the harbo wi II his squadron
in very handsome style sailed round, and
went cut ag in, without coming to anchor
his object being merely 70 make signals
to the sloop OF war Ontario. The British
officers were very DESTROYS Of knowing the
names of the vessels OF the squadron rs
they pprOached. The shrewd American
pretended to know every vessel the mo-
meut he her breads e. and they orou
drd around HIM for infor cation. The first
frig'tr, he said, was the Guc77fere the Sc
cond the Nac DOMAIN the tbirI, the ia
"a the next was the EHerpier and the
next the PeacOck and the next Oh,
damn The next" they excl med and imae-
dla'ely moved of, highly discussed with the
names Of the vessels of the Yankee squad
ron.
1t is said the Dey Of Algiers very reluc-
t'ntly gave up all idea of receivna; tribute
From the Americans, and alledged among
other things, that other tons, it ne con-
sented, might take advantage Of IL, and per-
hsps unite ard occasion his s'ruction.
was not tie amount or value of the sum he
was particular aboat. but the rece yirg
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PAi!qdelnhiq. December

fHHNdeiIlHld, Uecenber /.
We have ben informed by gentleman
arrived from II. vre de Grace, in the Ter
rier, that NJ rshal Ney had escaped from
his imprisonment but off destiny he is
not Informed.
IL further states, that the presence of the
allie forces alone prevents revolutionary
scenes in France.
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lFcshington, December 4.

TIE l4IH CONGRESS.
This is the day assigned by the Constitu-
ton for the Meeting of the 18th Congress-.
The following is list of its Members.
nearly, if not quite, complete:
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ofaI "
From The number oFmembers known %
have already arrived, there is bus littlc
doubt that bota hsasFs 6,il make a quorum
this day.
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ACCOMMODATIONS OF CONGRESS

= house p r III ol Hill. commonly
called the Nor Cchitok, which was built
1y comp Nv fr 30 use e Congress. #
that honorable ho,y -nould think proner
~ 'ccept It unt.l ere Captol is dashed,
81 njs % corner 81 First street e. ST.. *
W ~ nd Ave.u~. 2 he chamber Tor the
$ maze IS on jie first r or: Il Is IS feet
'Sh IS feet SIS inc1eg vide, and IS feet
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pO KSU AN l 90 q q. cree OF tnc CUNT
court OF Henico, November term. 1915 viii M
SOLD tote highest ier, ihurYiay the 2sth pf The fe
sent month n fair If not, the fair day NJ The lote I
done, Of kcuyq 5hcpp3r deed ,c upper end of Henri
yz sam ianc Nancy, and her infant child .rbc as,yc
slavsare sndto the pmpoc of making distribution aug
the i,gatees Of Reuben Sheppard. deed.
SAMUEL COTTRELL = 2
HARLESfFOODAg1RB, 2
HILLfdMHFNLEJ. Z
R07.fL I. SIEPPIRD, ! =
fLf'E"t ItT el-.te{va
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Br0ckenbroHgh q WlrUie
AVE remaining On hand, Of thei. importation
Z 4 by the Indian Chiefand Philp Tabb, a vsr;c.
g Of WooIlen AMI Cotton Goods and cugery.
which they are determined to sell at the mos, re-.
diced prices by wholesale and retail at their store
on the Mlrket-Bridse, for cash or aeeeptsnees in
town. "
December T. sa4c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-07

oiHltS ~ own,
Elig'us Fromentin.
Jones ". Wallace,
John WhitesiAe,
William Wilson,
Thomas Wilson,
John Woods.
Deia7sars.
Charles Clayton,
Thomas Go lpcr.
Hlarylanel.
Stevenson Archer,
George Deer,
Chas. C. l,ikboro ush,
Alexander G.. Hanson,
John c, Herbert,
Nicholas L Mo re,
William Pinkney,
Philip Stuart,
Robert Wright.
"a .rilllI.
Pnilip p Barbour,
Rurwell 3 sse;t,
james = ecke ridge,
Wilii2 . A. Barwen,
john Clopton,
Thomas GhoIson,
fetarsnn Goo.Iwyn,
Aylett II Yves,
John Z. Iin gerfori,
John G. Jackson,
James Johnson,
John Kerr,
Joleph Lewis, jun.
William M'Coy,
Hugh Nelson,
Thomas Newton,
James FL asants, jan.
John Randolph,
William RI. Roane,
Daniel SheEey,
Ballard Smith,
Afagnus Tate,
lily. St. Geo. Tucker.
NORTH. Carolina.
joseph II. Bryan.
james w. Clarke,
john Culpepper,
Daniel VI rorney,
William Ga'too,
William x. King,
William Love,
Nathaniel Macon,
William III. hfurfhree,
Israel I'ickeos,
Ilicard Stanford,
Lewis Williams,
Bartlett Yaneey.
South Carolina.
John G. Calhoun,
John J ChappelI,
Benjamin Huger,
William Lownits,
William Migrant,
Henry Middleton,
Thomas Moore,
dnhn iaNiOr,
WiIliam Woodward.
Georgia.
Alfred Cuttbtrt,
John ForsJ the,
Foil z Hall,
Wilson LumpNin,
Thomas 'Tellan',
Richard n. VI Idle.
Kentucky.
James Clark,
Heory Clay,
Joseph Desire,
u niamin Hardin,
Richard NJ. J Johnson,
Samuel M'Ree,
Alnsy Al'Lean,
Stephen Ormsby,
Solomon p. Sharpe,
Micah Taui.
Tennessee.
Newton Cannon,
u n. Henderson,
Samuel Powell,
lanes q. Reynolds,
Jsaac Thomas,
tOne yacaat.1
Ol1O.
John alexander,
james Caldwell,
David Cientlenen,
Wan. Creighton, jun.
james Ki,bnirn,
john Ni'Lean.
Louisiana.
Thoa. y Robertson.
HGuois TERRITORY.
Benin Stephenson.
liigsoN53 Tej7iioru.
Rufus Easton.
cn1f0rs 80
'pre eutltivcs 49,
.lcsaies 4
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| .Ne1v-Hampshire.
Charles II. htherton,
Bradbury CilIey,
| William Hale,
ROGER Nose,
Daniel W sbster,
Jcduthun Wilcox.
| Massachusetts.
! William Bayiics,
George Bradbury,
E'ijail Brigham,
Berjani Brown,
James Carr,
Samur l 5. Conner,
JDhn w. iIalbert,
Cyrus kirs,
III jah II. Mills,
Jer- mis' Nj on,
| Albion X Paris.
Timothy Pickering,
Jo,n Reed,
Thnmas Sice,
Nathani Ragsles,
Asahei Stearns,
Solomon Suks,
Samuel Taggart,
Artemas Ws,J,
Liaban YVheator.
RhoGc l5laud.
john l.. Boss,
James II. Mason.
Conn. ci!cRs.
ETaph Champion,
John Dayenpo I, Jun.
Lyman Law,
Jonathan .. STosely,
Timothy Pitkin.
Lewis b. Sturges,
Benjami , TallInadge.
Vermont.
DanielCh pman,
Luther Je wett.
Chauacey Lanslon,
Asa Lyon,
Charles Marsh,
Joas Noy S.
Ncw-To,k.
John Adams,
Ovid 4 gate,
: nuei -. Detts,
james Birdsau,
Wet ny 8hdseye,
Micah Brooks,
ID MEL Carly,
O!iverC. Coinstoek,
Henry Crooheron,
Thomas Il. 6 ID,
Tins p. Grosvenor.
Jab 2 ID. Hammond,
William irving,
No Kent,
! ln Lovstf,
Hos a Nohitt,
Pet RE. Porter,
John Savage,
Abraham n. Schenck,
William S. Smith,
John W. Taylor,
Enos T.. Throop,
George Townsend,
Jon than War,
Peter r. Nend )yer,
Jam S w. Wiikin,
John Il. Yates.
Nrrg.Jsrsey.
Ezra Baker,
Ephram Batenan,
Berj7min Bennett,
Jews Co diet,
Henry Southland,
Thomas Ward.
Es1DiqyluGnia.
Ihemas Burnside,
William Crawford,
William Darli gton,
William FINLEY,
Hugh Giasglw,
isaac Griffin,
John Hahn,
joseph Hotter,
: s pi fIopkingon,
Sam rel d. Ingllsn,
Jared Irwin,
Aaron Lsir,
william NIaclsy,
William 1iilnor,
William Piper,
John Ross,
Ju'lu Sargent,
Thomas Smith.
DEL
,ffisais'ibj'i Territory
William baltimore.
Indiana Ierr~i,orL
Jonathan Jcnaiag1.
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We congratulate nur ri od- at the prospect or
continued pence witi'the Soutbern 1ndons--tbe me.
rae %! few o te red oti~S' tribe has snbsle5. and
oir 90 umissio'er cm J ved ~ r. m IN, Uns oil d.
'is'Ou, have a,ad ac .npidfed G,at object.
Flashing tou .jiomfor I'M uu.
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Extract ola letter, dafed Martinique, I'll
.Vov. 1915.

Ert-qct rom az ssaay on lhe F2oridas, ia
81 Irn' a icaaiag London f.yiat Of Ssht.
81, ID
BY the va, out OF which we have lust
e. Red wt't u States, we nave ei-
We" t con ~ tone of Importance
Srea er III II It would have attained by 80
years growth. [Dem. Press.
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NOTICE..
To all whom it may concern.

V/OU are hereby notified that the Direct Ta
i the United States, for 1878, has become
and PAYABLE, and that attendance will be givei
receive the same at the following times and pisI
viz.
At the store of Almy & Manchester, in the q
of Tiverton and County Of Newport, from the
TO the 18th of November, inclusive.
At Judge Palmer's store, in Ihe town Of Lii
Compton, and County of Newport. from ,he
TO the 22d of November, inclusive. a
At the tavern of o. Green, in the town of Pd
mouth, and County of Newport, from the 23d
the 25th Of November, inclusive.
At ths house OF Charles Collins, Esq. in the q
of Warren, and County of Bristol, from the l3t
the 10Th of Move nber, inclusive.
At The tavern of Josiah kinnicutt, in the Z
of Darlington, and County of Bristol, from the
10 the 20h of November, inclusive.
At the Collectors office, in the town Of Bril-
and County o! Bristol, from the 15th TO the 23'
November, inclusive. %.
At the Collectors Office, in Newport, for
town of Newport, jamestown, MiddAetowD, and n
Shoreham. from the 9th of November to the
of December.
And that correct cupies OF the Tax List ren
with the Principal Assessor of this Collection
trict, open 10 the inspection OF any person who
apply TO Inspect the same.
loG are hereby further notified, that the dutie
household Furniture, and on gold and silver Wa
es, have become duo, and that attendance will
giver at the foregoing times and places to rec
the same.
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY,
Collector for the First Collection District
IN the State Of Rhode isian
Newport, October 2S, 1915.
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State OF khode- Island and Providence
Plantations.
IN Genera .fs$e56h, Ocfober :
Neeo,.y - lQls

I
Sessi5n, H. u. 1915.
An Act Relative to tho Passing Of Teams and Cur.
rages ia the Public Highways.
SECTION l. u it enacted by The General .4SScm-
by, and By Ms auttOrty herecf il is enacted That it
shall be the du,y Of every person, driving or con-
Quoting any coach, chariot, ehase, sulkey, wagon,
cart, druy, wheel carriage OF any kud, sled
sleigh, with any horse or horses, or with oxen, or
any kind of team, in any OF the highways, streets,
lanes or gangways, in this Stale. when meeting an
other with carriage, sled, sleigh team, OF any OF
the aforementioned description, when II snail be
practicable, to conduct and keep such as shall be
under his or her care, The right hand side OF any
such person, in any such highway, street, lane or
gangway, so that the person met may pass on his or
her left hand, and have, near as conveniently may
be, the benefit of one half Of the way And that any
such person. Intentionally and wiliully failing SO to
DO shall forfeit and pay, as line, two dollars, TO DC
recovered with ali lawful costs, by special action
OF the case, before any Justice of the Peace Of the
county where the offence shall be committed, for the
use OF any person who shall sue for the same and
moreover shall be liable to pay all special damages
accruing from unnecessa, delay or otherwise, TO
any person or persons, by ncslec, % refusal to
comply with the acquisitions of this ot, to be re-
covered by special action ot tho case, by the per-
son or persons injured, any ooIgl having legal
cognizanco thereof Provided hoscerer, That it
shall be optional with the driver of any loaded team,
when met or oyertaken by an empty team or any
carriage aforementioned either to stop his team
until the team or carriage by which he shalt ae met
ovcrtakek shall have passed, f there le sutcen
room, or to give half the way as aforesaid.
SECTION ? ind be IL further enacted ty the
horiy aforesaid, That any person having the charge
of any such team aforesaid who shall negligcnty
or wituly leave the same to 30 at large, in any
such highway. street. lane ganrway, shall pay a
like fine of two dollars to be recovered and app,o-
pristed as aforesaid, in action to be brought a
ssinst the owner, or the person having the care
thereof as aforesaid, at the election of the plaintiff,
SecrioN s .i,d be 10 further enacted By TIE
hoi, aforesaid. That thi. act take effect in thirty
days from the rising Of this Assembly, and be pub
shed in all the newspapers printed IN this State.
a true Copy :-jtfness.
SAMUEL EDDY, Scc'ry.
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L\t CAKDiNG NiALhiNE.

1T CUEDhLLS IHW
IT HE subscriber informs The public, he has, IN
ditiou 10 his former machinery, erected n
machine for carciing Wool of the finest quality a
vii. be able in future to have wool, OF all grad
carled in the best manner.
He also ooatinnes the coloring and finishing Wo
en- Cloths, as usual Likewise will manufact'
common or merino Wool into Plains, sattinetts'C
smeres, Flannels, &c. &c very reasonable teri
While the subscriber thanks his numerous trier
and customers for the many favors received,
takes the liberty of urging the payment OF ou'-sta'
ing accounts, multiplicity of which are now
settled on his books. SAMUEL CLARkE
Portsmsu,n, JuIu 9, 1915.
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REAL ESTATE-FoR SALE.

KENL. T,S q I.-FOK SALE.
TUE subscriber offers for sale, his Estate stu
ed in Thames street, next south OF the br
Market 1t contains three shops in front, and ha
con, encnt yard. good we'll of water, barn, &c
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber
ing on the premises. SAMUEL WhisoN
Ae1phorf, Nsntrn,ber 6, 1875.
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Notice.

LFDIECF.
THE Stockholders ofthe MARINE INSURAN
L COMPANY are hereby notified, that by u
of the Directors, passed the 18th inst. III confor
,y TO the 5h Article of the Charter of said Com
ny, the payment o. one half the lnstalment VIII
falls due on The fist day of November next, is
pended until the first day Of February next
Notes Tor said one half, being FIVE DOLLARS
each Share, with approved endorsers, payable
either of the Banks in this town, will be received
part payment Of said lnstal,nent, at the Banks VIII
the said Notes are placed for collection.
CHRIS. FOWLER, Presiden!
.Newtort, Oct. 25, 1915.
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. A tough yarn.
? For sale

EIvE.TwELFTnS of Cotton Mandatory, stu
~ ate in Narth. .KinSs;osgn, about one mile from
Wiekord II has stream of water sufficient TO op.
perate 1000 spndles, and has now in operr,ion 500,
with Dwelling House and other necessary Build.
ings, all in 3ood repair. Seldom has property pos
sessng so many advantages been Offered for sale
The terms viii be liberal and may be known by an.
rlying to JOHN HAWKINS, at the Factory. or to
BEi,lAH < DANIEL WAITE.
n c1vborT Jiitc z, 1915
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DR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACllIC BlrTERS,

Price one ,ioih.r,
Dr. RoBEKrso Ms stomachic Btters, (price = ~
W;.i-h are celebrated for strengthening weak ston'
achs, increasing the appetite and certain prevcnl'e
aud cure for the fever and ague, &C. For tho fever
aud ague,a maada prevalent hroughou the south
STATES, and affecting To families residing in all
low countries, redundant with marshes lakes, stag
mated pools, rivers, These celebrated and uni'
'ersal! esteemed Besait, have surpassed any rcmc-
uy ever administered tor The relief and of that
most obstinate oppressor OF the human frame. mum
6ericss instances Of their tcacy have been testified
al;cr the baks, and various other extolled prescrp
tons iaiicd hcy proved successful the admiration
OF those who experienced aud Witnessed their happy
effects.
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Enr SCI.

r.NHE. Estate. formerly the property Of Oliver
i Dusfec. Esq deceased. lying on the west road
leading - Bristol Ferry and four miles from New
port Beautifully situated Cor any gen,kman's retire.
meat, containing IS 10 excellent LAND, with
orchard nearly in its prime. farlher particulars
can be known by application TO MIR. Wa. LAScLEY
OF the subscriber, living in Newport.
Eiiz ADErH DURrFF
,Nt,gb,r!, October s, 1915. 3-.
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Iezu Feather Beds and Eeather$.
BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS,

No. so, Thames .8trret,
- ESPECTFULLY informs the public thot he a
Az gain occupies his Old stand, in Newport, where
Gentemen and Ladies can be accommodated WITH
gcn,cei Boarding and Lodging as formerly. lie al
so improves the wharf and stores Of WIN. Gardnci
(latc Caleb Gardnet, ESQ where ships may be ac
commodated with wharfage aud every necessary los
fitting and where goods may be stored on reasona'
bic terms The smailes, favor gratefully ackno~
edged .9prii 5.
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DIR. ROBERTSON'S
lntallable WORM DESTROYING LOZENGI

Price Gtty cents.
medicine highly necessary to be kept in all Ia
miles.
sfMPro Ms.-Ihe common symptoms OF the
Wotms ate, paeness cf thc counlenaDce, at, other
times flushing OF the face, itching of The nose, ana
about the seat starting and grinding of the teeth in
sleep, swelling of the upper lip, the appetite some
times bad, at other times observation-disclosures dis
agreeable breath, hard sweled belly, great thirst,
the urine fro,hy and sometimes Of whi,sh color,
gripping or choic pains, involuntary discharge ot
saliva, especially when asleep; freqGent pains the
side, with dry cough, and unequal pulse paipiia
tlons OF the heart, swoomiags, culd sweats, palsy
epileptic fits, &c.
Though numberiess Medicines are ex,olled for ex.
polling and killing worms, none equal in efficacy
TO DR.. Robertson's Worm Destroying Lozenges, thcy
are mild in the operation, and may be given TO the
youngest infant with safety.
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FOR Sale,

TT FARM Of tho subscriber, situated in POI
i ,o,As, one half mile south Of Bristol FeT
cont. itg ,.bout 60 acres, with Dwelling-Hou
Barn vi Other on, houses, in good repair.
who6 lll be sold on reasonable terms. For par
ulars pply to the subscriber, living on the preml!
JOHN ANTHONY
po month yply 10. 1915. .f
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DIR. DIOTT'S
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,

Price so Cts per bar.
For pleasanness, safety, expedition, aud
certainty IS infinitely superior to any other med-
eine Tor the cure of that dsagreeable aud tor
menting disorder the Itch
DIR. DrorT's infaiiible Tooth Ache Drops price
50 cts Circassian Eye-water price 50 cents SOW.
ereign remedy for all disorders of the eyes.
DIR. TIssor's celebrated Gout aud Rheumatic
Drops price Sc. The Vegetable Balm of Life price
81 The Balm of Iberia price Sc, extracted from
an ioerlan plant, for curing defects of the skin, and
improving the complexion, &c. The Restorative
Dentiric. for, cleansing, whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums, (price fifty cents per box)
Since these invaluable medicss were FIRST dis
covered; upwards Of Seren Hundred r. o-sand Persons
have experienced their happy aud sauiasy etee's-
many ot whom from the lowest state OF their disor-
ders.
CT Take notice thai Zach and all ;hc above grru-
inc mepcincs are signed on the outside covers With
ue signature Oh The sole propre,or, ,TW Dyc,,, 40.
80 a fresh supply Ut the above MEpt
eigSs just received, snd foe ssle by SAN
CEL w. NlNSoN, DrRssis,, .ie,paor!.
where pamphlets coo,sinios certificates of
cures &c. may We had rsaIis
Nt~P9r- MRS. "a, 1853 iyew.
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For Sale.

|CTuE subscriber offers for sale his ESTATE in
i spring-s,reet, consisting of a Lot of Land and
two Dwelling Houses, one of them having a good
shop in front There is good cellar to each house
aud an excellent we'll Of water in the yard.
HENRY HOWI,AND.
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70 Ik.l'.

THE House. No. 8. Thames street, formerly own.
= cd by Capt Henry Hunter, having large yard
and garden, with other couveniences. For partieu.
lars. apply TO Wn. LANGLEY, Newport, or SAM.
UEL ALMY, Portsmouth. .bap IL.
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DIR. U1OI l 5
ANrl.BlLlOUS PILLS,

F'Tcf 25 cis-iarge 60res-50 csms,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and malig.
nant fevers.
These Pills, it timely administered, will remove
the causes which commonly produce the Yellow Fe.
YER, Bilious Fevers, Ague and Fever, cholic pains,
flatulencles, hdigestons, cos,iveness, hypochondr
&C and hyseric complaints. .stranguary, gravel, rheu
matism and sout.
They are peculiarly serviceable in Female Disor.
ders, and especially in the removal of hose otstruc-
tons of their complaints at certain periods.
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