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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06
POETRY.
THE PKIN Err.

The PklN Err.
WHO is it," gentle reader" who,
That isbors hard ia PLEASING you,
BY telling all hats strange and new
The PRInThR.
Who s il brings you from afar.
Intelligence of bloodyw war,
Or feats Of some immortal tart
The PnrsTra.
Who tells you Of tn affairs of state,
Whist legislators legisia,e,
And are engaged 10 warm debate
$500 The PRrsrEa.
Who il il that with stick and r,sie,
Chasfises well the knaye and fool,
And keeps in awe, the party.tool'
The PRIETEp.
By whom is it that learning's got,
And genius TO perfection brought
o +. reader say--ssy, is is not
The PRIsrEn
Say, We who always wish 10 know
How the concerns of nations CO.
who do you for that knowledge owe
The PRIsrER.
Ye Politicians, too, can tell
Who makes you. understand so well,
The affairs on which you love TO dwell
The PRINTEn.
Then in no case, should you delsy,
(Though many do, from day tod dsy,)
Whh punctuality to PAY
The PRrsrrR
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FARMS--FoR SALE.

nor sale, four Farms adjoining, containing abcas
4 hundred and City acres cach situated in ,.,.
town Of Sou,hwck, state of Massachusetts. one h.Il
mile from the central of said town. The above
Farms are excellent for grain aud grass. Also. one
half a Gun Powder Msnufsctory ON one OF said
farms. and likewise an excellent seize for Cotton
ed. extensive credit win be given for consider.
able part For further particulars enquire Of lie
subscriber on the premises.
~ AARON TRENCH.
.ssp,bsrick. .7uyvss Is, 1915
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Far sale,

ElVE-TWELFrKS ofa Cotton ManNsc,o.y, stu.
ate in NORTH kipeeiozyn about one mile fr,sm
Wiekford khas a-stream Of water sufficient to on.
perate 1000 sp,,lles..and has DOW in operation $780,
with Dwelling-iIouse and other necessary Build.
iugs. all in good repair. Seldom has property pos
sessng so many advantages been oiie red for ssc
The terms viii be liberal and may be known by an
plying to JOHN HAWKINS, at the FACTORY, or to
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE.
.Ncgborf, June 2. 1915.
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$500 -ofcash or tickets in 9th class al IS 81, 900
964l prizes $4,000
Ctrried to 9th Class, 14,ooo
10000 tickets, for the lottery, $4,000
25, 900 tickets al SIS Sl2j.coo
The holder OF a SIX dollar prize in the Glass shall
have the privilege OF exchanging his Ticket for one
in the OH class par, prOpaed he erchanse be mode
~hn :hirty days after fhe commencement Of the drao'
mg ef ds Class 1t will be BY the scheme, that
the tickets are worth at least 81.
Sixth CLASS Of the Lottery, being the fourfs OF
this scheme
2s,ooo Tickets at Sc Sl5o.ooo
Brought from the proceeding classes ,25,ooo
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TIGHT FACING.

Last Tuesday Mrs. Graham, who lately
lived near Church hill, dropped down dead
on Grange.hill, on her road to Armagh-mar-
ket. tor sudden death Is attributed TO ighi
laeiog, and the pressure produced on her chest
end stomach by a board which extended down
her stsys, and probably prevented the circula'
zion ofthe blood - Dublin haher.
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For Sale,

1>HE FARM Of the subscriber, situated in Ports.
mouth, one half mile south Of Bristol Ferrs
containing about 60 acres. with Dwelling House.
Barn and other out houses, in good repair. The
whole will be sold reasonable terms For partic-
uars. apply to the subscriber, living on the premises
JOHN ANTHONY.
Portsmouth, Jup 10 1915
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NICHOLAS GE.FFROY.

IL AS Just received an assortment of LOOKING
H GLASSES, rL.37ES and IU.HBLERS,
fromthe Manutactory at Handling, part OF which
vii! be framed shortly Should any Glasses be want
ed TO fit oil frames, the sizes are follows 10 by
inches, IA by9. l7 by 10, i8 by 70, 20 by ~, 22
by 49, by IA, and IS by l5the other sizes larger
have not yet arrived
.ilso, for saie---Tca, Coffee, Corn, aud the
hes, Philadelphia Flour. W
he also manufactures os formerly Gold S
Silver WARE and keeps cors N, supply of
Watches. Watch Materials, Gallery, Pocket books,
Tea Pots, Tea Trays, and variety of ether ARTICLES
800 numerous TO mention.-Segars, bladders Snuff
ior New.iork money-and gives tue true value Of
OLD Gold and Silver, according its standard. .isO
buys old Copper and Pewter Jspe rs
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AMERIcAs RIfLEs--it is fact ciedifaOle
10 our msnufactufes, that AmeIcan Rifles
have obtained,a preference among BRUSH
officers, to those manufactured in Europe.
Several have been purchased IN this city, Of
Albany manufacture, by officers returning to
Canudss and orders sent down for others. 1t
isGot unlikely that ourrifles owe in part their
celebrity to the dreadful! destruction which
they caused in the British ranks during the
iare war; aud that the object ISay be to take
shcm to Englaod as matters ,oi curiosity. ii
80, il may be found necessary, 10 order 20
rrorc their destructive qualities, TO take along
also few American RRemen; for we are per-
shaded our rifles owed their efficiency, in
grea, measure 10 the meg who wielded d them.
The men were fteemen as well as marks
men---It may be difficult TO hnd such in Eu-
ropc.--..dlbany Argus.
The dwelling-housc Of Mr.. James Boies of
Thornton. IN. H. was consumed with It's cons
tents on The 7lh Vlt.--a child Of one year was
burnt in the house. a house and barn in
Allcnstown, about TWO weeks since, were
burnt.by lightning.
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Sl5o.ooo

1867 prizes SloS,ooo
l6,3SS blanks, $4,000
$4,000 tickets, H5,ooo
The Managers from wish to conform to
what oppears to be the public taste a, TINS me' are
induced 10 suspend the I'd class of this Lottery, for
the purpose Of in,rp, 'ucing the above interesting
scheme Of four sfed cidsses,an at price which
puts il ia the power OF amos every person to pos
scss Ticket, at the same time il offers handsome
fortunes to adventures. The few Tickets which
may have been bought in the I'd class with IT re
aucsed, be exchanged for the same amount in Tick
cts IN tho first these classes the money returned
The drawing Of the first OF these classes will com
mence in boston, in September next, and the draw
ing oi the succeeding classes will, 1t is expected,
rapidly follow.
! Prizes must he demanded within one year from
end of the drawing Of the Glass
Tickets and SHARES, can be obtained al J. &.
SHAw's Truly Fortunate Lottery Office, No. l18
Thame s-street. august To-
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Lomn,issloners' Aolice.

n
ME, the subscribers, being sppon,ed by the uop
w oras!c Court OF Probate t,f the town of Mid
d'etowu. Commissioners to receive and examine H..
claims Of lie Creditors TO the estate us
.fEiRF TURNER, II
late of NsLl'etown. singIe Momsn, decreased; ara
represented insol,eut; are allowed six months fror
the date hereoi. ior said rarnsc wr. is.r. fors
give notice, that We viii attrd al cur Aeycval p,ae
~ sho,e. s,y time within Tie term allowed, to
ceivc said claims. 49,
REM. 7. sHFfFIEt.D,p , j
tELisiiA ALLEN. S'f'
Al persons irGrh'ch in ,l,c abC,e Estate, a-e Il
qrired to nnsse ps, rent 10
rELEG sANrogD, .ssiniv;si,cfsr
Niddleiswn, sug. i.1Si5. fA2sl |
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s726 prizes 1900
Carried TO 9th Glass, 300
Por the Lottery, 1900
1924 blanks. worth at least 81 each.
$4,000 Tickets at IS S100,00
The holder OF oLlak in this class shall have tie
privilege Of purchasing Ticket III the 9th class q
SO, by producing his biauk within thirty days afip
tie completion Of he drauing Of the On Class IL vii
b. seen by the scht me, that the tickets in the SIKH
class are worth :. least seven dollars
FIFTH Class of the Lottery, being the third bf
this scheme, at IS per Ticket. w.
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K.tAL rs tAIE-FoR SALE.
NiiE subscriber offers for sale, at the corner Of
Pearl and Monst Vcrnos street, that new con.
venent and well built House. and of the best mate
riAs Tor the sole purpose Of paying all Just and hr
oraoie debts Any person desirous of laying -cus
thefr money to the best advantage would do well To
call and view the premises PAUL BAILEY
.Newbors, .4ugust l6 1915
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For Sale or 10 Let,

To satisfy Mortgage
SToRE, No.--, Bannistfr's wasYG late belong
~ ing TO William c. Burroughs being the lover
store ON the south side of said wharf For particu
lars applyto CONSTANT ia RFR
June - y
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NEW CARDlNG NlACH..sf..

1T CUSDALL's DfHs.
s~V>HE subscriber informs the public. he has, in A.
y \ diiion to his former machinery, erected a new
machine tor carding Wool OF the finest qualify and
wall be able N future To have wool, Of all grades
sprdcd in the best mnuner.
tIe Jso continues.,!ie coloring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths. as usual. Likewise will manufacture
coumon or merinoWoo into Pains, Saitinetts, Gas.
smeres. Fianoels, &c &c. on very reasonable terms
While the subscriber thanks his numerous friends
and customers for the many favors received, he
tales the liberty of urging the payment of out stand.
ing accounts, multiplicity of which are now TN.
ssssted on his books. sAMtEL CLARKE
horfsnstfi. yuiv 10, 1915. -
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Cheap Fancy Goods.
GEORGE S. TOMPKINS,
ltentcyuhy informs his Friehds and The fnb.

<t NfF Pf IN HFHfFHft
Kf<HAr he haa iast received and offers for sale at
&(e Store, NJ: ItIF Thames. street, general
1k oEHAxcx GOODS, among which are the
rjAUd Tea Sets Britannia Tea Pots /;
I<1 6ld Cream Pots plated Candlesticks
4a><0rss black and coquehco Tea Trays and
walters psnished lin tea aud Coffee Pots; Knives
and Forks Scissors Raaors Shutters and Trays;
morocco Pocket books and Purses tortoise shell
Com5s warranted goid Reads gold and silver
Watch Chains Keys and Seals; silver table, tea,
salt aud mustard spoons together with variety OF
ear Rings, finger Rngs, breast Pins. &c sc. all of
which will be seld cheap as can be purchased in
this state.
Also,
Just received few Jars best Maccoboa SnuH
N B.--WNches, Clocks, and all kinds OF Jewcl
lcry repaired at the shortest notice. and on the low
est terms.
Newport, August 2.
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Meqv Feather Beds and Feathers.
BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS,

NO. 50, 7hdhies-sfrret,
ID EsPECTFULLY informs the public that he a.
IN gain occupies his old stand, in Newport, where
Gentlemen aud Ladies' Can he accominpda ted with,
gentcel Boarding and Lodging as formerly. lie al.
so improves the wharf and stores Of Wm Gardner.
Gate Caleb Gardner, Esq) where ships may be aG-
coninodstedwith wharfage and every necessary for
fitting and where goods may be stored on reasona-
bic terms The smallest favor gratefully acknoslZ
edged. .4tra g.
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Which are celebrated for fhe cure Of mast die
eases 10 rDlich tls humTm Jody is iiabis
PREPARED ONLY BY THE suLE PROPRIETOR,
L. w DYOTT, VI. ID.
op.Npsos or TIE LATE cELRBRATEp DR.. Ros.
EaTsoH xDyxBURcH
AND FOR SALE IN PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
pRopRIEToR'S WHoL ES-iLE AND RETAIL
DRUG AND FAMILY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. 137, North East Corner OF Second and Race sts'
.1nd BY refail Of his agents throughout
The United States.
,Da. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated STOMACiiIC ELIXIR OF HEALTH;
(Iriee one dollar aud ftly CENTS
One OF the most effcacous medicines ever oneiea
10 the public for the speedy relief and cureoi oos
nate coughs colds, ,sonsumptons, the hopping sousn
asthmas, paips aud wind in the stomach removing
habituaI u kness, sickness at the stomach o,ss
cries, cholera mcssus, seye<. griPings. the sum
mer bowel compaiI,.in children, &c.
DR.. ROBERTSONS
VEGETABLE bERVOUS CORDLfL,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price one d0isar aud ftfy cents
Z Is confidently recommended as the most eincaclous
medicine for the speedy relief and cure OF all nervous
complaints, attended with Inward weakness oepies
sion Of the spirits, headache tremor, fainneS, hys
teric fits, debility, seminal weakness geets, A.u
various complaints resulting from secretihr opriey
oil youth and ilissipated habits, residence IN warm
climates, the inmodcrate use OF tea, the uns~1iui
or excessive use Of mercury, often destructive 10
the human frame, diseases peculiar to females a.
certain period fe, uor albas. barrenness &C. &C.
Under the denominatiouo of nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, Of the most dangerous
kind, and are so various, that avolume would hardy
suffice TO complete a description OF them IL per-
vades with its balefu influence the whole nervous
system, writing the heart with nexpressib!e anguish
and exciting the most dreadful suggestions OF nor
ror and despair To this demon have thousands fai-
len sacrifice. in the direfuI transports OF it's rage
The most common symptoms Of It's comnencem ment'
are weakness, hatuence, papitations, watcbfuiness
drowsncss after eating. ,imidty, flashes OF heat and
cold, numbness, cramp, yiddiness, pains in the head
back aud lons. hickup difficulty Of respiration and
degluiition, anxiety, dry cou5M &C.
DIX. ROBER TSON'S
CELEBRATED GOUT & RHEUMATIC DROI,
Price dollar.
safe and cffectual cure for the gout, rheuma
tsm, lunbago, stone and gravel, swellings, and
weakness of the joints, sprans, bruises, and all
kinds of green wounds-the crsmp pains IN the head
face and body, stiffness Of the neck, chlbans iro-
zen limbs, &c.
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.DR. DYOTT's
ANTl.BILIOUS PILLS,

Price 25 cts.--iorge 5ores SO cents,
Forthe prevention aud cure OF bilious and Inalig-
nant fevers.
These Pills. il timely administered, viii remove
the causes which commonly produce the Yellow Fe-
yer, Bilious Fevers, Ague and Fever, cholic pains,
ac aud hys,erc complains.s .ngusry, gravel, rheu.
matism and gout
They are peculiarly servceablc in Female Dsor.
dcrs, and especiayin the remove, of,hosc obstruc-
tions Of theis complaints at CERTAIN periods. III
DR DYOTT'S
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The Patc,a ln7broTed Gas Aebratns,
Tor lighting Manufactures, Mines; Mills, Street
l. Theatres. Lighthouses. &c. sc. in a convent,
ent, safe and economical manner, With Gss-Lights
produced from fossil COAL will be put up conple.A
for opperston on reasonable terms and ever, infor,
nation respecting il communicated on application 10
a WlNsLOW LEWIS, Bostoa--or
DAVID MELVILLE, .Nepbost.
N. B.-The Lights may be seen in opperation at
at any time during the approaching summer at the
bathing-house, Newport. .iprft 26. 1855 "
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DIR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHIC BITTERS,
y, ice o,e dollar.

rice one 4otMf,
DIR. RopERTsoN's stomachic Ditters, (prlce - ID
which are celebrated for Strengthening weak stonl-
achs, inc ~ sing the appetite ana ccrtea
and cure Tor the fever and ague, &C. For the fever
and aguea maada prevalent throughout 'he south
States, and affecting TO families esiding 10 all
low countries, redundant with marshes lakes, stag
mated pools, rivers, &c. These celebrated and uni
versaily esteemed Bcsaits have surpassed any reme-
dy ever administered TOR the relief and OF tnst
most obstinate oppressor of the human frame, mum
ber!ess instances of their efficacy have been testified,
after thc arks. and various other extoied prescrp
tons failed they proved successful, the admiration
of those who experienced aud witnessed their happy
effects.
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TO LEI,
THE House. No. 8, Thames street, formerly own.
ed by Capt. Henry Hunter, having large yard
and garden, with other couveniences. For par,icu.
lars, apply to WM. LANGLEY, Newport, or SAM.
oIL al ~ portsmouth .bay ~
WANIED to hire, convenient DWELLING
w HOUSE in the GENITAL part Of the town Id.
quire at this Office .gysys, Q
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Imailiable WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES,
Prie: yGffy cents.
a medicine highly necessary to be kept in all Ia
miles.
sfMrroms.-The common symptoms OF the
Worms are, paieness eff the countenance, at other
times flushing Of the face, itching OF the nose, and
about the seat; starting and grinding of the teeth in
sleep, swelling of the upper lip, the appetite some
times bad, at other times voracous-- looseness, dis
agreeable breath, a.hard sweed belly, great thirst,
the urine frothy aud sometimes Of a whitsh color
gripping or cholic pains. involuntary discharge Of
saliva, especially when ascep frequent pains in the
side, with dry cough, and unequal pulse. palpita
tons of the heart, swoomings, cold swcats, palsy,
epiIcpic fts, &c
Though numbcrlccs Medicines are extolled for ex-
pell'ng and killing worms, none equal in efficacy
TO DR. Robertson's Worm DESTROYING Lozcnges, they
are mild in the operation, and may be giyento the
youngest infant with safety. -
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PATENT IrcII OINTMENT,

sIrr lTtce ~ CTS. per oo's
For peasan,ness, safety, expedition, case and
certaintyis infinitely saperios to any Other medi-
cine, for The cure OF that most dsagreeablc AMI TOR
menting disorder the heb.
DR.. Dvo rrs.nfalisl Tooth Ache Drops; rY'cc
so cas-. Circassisn Eyc,wa'er price SO cents SOW
ereigu remedy for all disordcgs OF The eyes.
DR., TIssor's celebrated Cout and Rheumatic
Drops price So. The Vegetable Balm q Life price
81 The Ualm OF iberia price s.. extracted iom
ibersn plant for curing defects OF tue skin, and
improving the complexion. Sc. The Restorative
Dsn'iffic. for, cleansing whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums. (pricc fifty cents per tox>
Since tsese Invaluable medicines were frs, dis
.eoysred, upwards or s<ses Mlirr 7hsssaad p-r>,ns
hare experienced their happy aud sslaiaty sa,
many OF whom from the lowest state o. ihts disor.
ders.
.dT Take notice ,ha, each and al the sbcvc cstl.
inc medicines arc signed on the outside cosefs ws,h
tbcsignature Of tie soleprcps;cscs. T.W Dyo,,,
E-7' y fresh supply of ,hc above Nspt
ciESs just received, and foe sale by SAM
UEL w. VTNSON, Drasgss., Iesesrf,
where pamphlets containing certificates Of
cures SC. nsy be had gra;is.
.s--fg, .'ia-ss ss, 1915, i.eg.
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Rippon Lodge,

Containing FROM zoo 70 SEQ acres on Pc
tomac Riser. about 7eaa;les from bum
dries and ga from AleSaHdria. The sol
is gaaa Tor corl,, small grain AID grass
Tie improvements are dwelling house
IN. good REAR. containing six seems, a
/. Kitchen, Is lr'ry. stables and other nc
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry beloasins t, this estate
oaer to the purchaser the most tfatter;n::
prospect Of rendering this a valuable
farm by an inconsiderable devotion OF Ia
bapr. Fer terms apply TO the subscrlbeI
or to .A'sblet Herbert, ESQ. Of, Alexandria
John a, Washington,
Near Charicstown, Jefferson County, Va
JUNE IL.
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0SSIAN HALL for Sale
Septenber 5.

4
|YEvHE subscriber offers for sale the
D IRACT Of LAND on which ne
now resides, containing $50 acres. It's
|situatedin healthy neighborhood, about
nine miles from Alexandria and twelve
from Washington and Georgetown, and
within a mile OF the Little River Turn
Pike. The improvements are a comtor-
/ table two story frame dwelling house:
with barns and stables and all necessary
out-huuscs. Few farms in the county are
suppl;cd With more choice collection Of
! iruit, ard from the experiments Chat have
i been made on lands Of the same descrip.
tion in the neighborhood, the soil is be.
llievel to be well adanted to the Plaster
| A poriica Of the ground is in clover, and
! there is considerable body Of low land
a part OF Which is in valuable meadow.
Vi IN. S. Stuart.
Fairfax County, Aug. 81. tt
se The Editors ct the Federal iSe,
rs5!ican and National Intelligencer, are
requested to publish this until forbid, and
send their account TO tiis Office.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
I'D ANAwAy from the subscriber, o?
"a Monday the ssth of August last
a NEGRO .Hdn, named
STROTHER,
STROTH f r,

About IS years of age, dark complexion
5 feet 10 inches high /; had on when h'
went away, a blue country cotton Goa
much worn, an old hat and brown linel
trowsers. He had been the property g
John Graham of Rayensworth, Fairla>
County, from whom | purchased him
and as he has wife there it is presumec
he is somewhere in the neighborhood
He was lately hired to Mr.. staunton
bricklayer. in Alexandria, and Mfr. Jas
irwin near this place., will give ter
dollars for experimenting said runaway il
taken within 20miles OF Alexandria and
secured so that | Get him, or the above
reward it taken 60 miles from this place
and reasonable charges if brought home
EDWARD LLOYD.
Sept.
sr@ The Editors of the National In.
.tcllisencer are requested to publish the
above three times and send their account
ito this Office,
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Land for Sale.
- VIII. sell the Farm upon whicl

e WILL sell the F.qR.H upon which
y I reside. containing 1900 acres
The improvements aye OF brick, and very
commodiious--460 acres OF this land is
bottom and in high state OF Improve
ment, and the whole tract IS supplied
with never faidng springs. This proper,
wis situated 5 miles from Alexandria.
and within one of the Hunting Greek
gravel road. Stock, Of superior quality
can be had with the land.
Provided the interest be paid quarterly
"a long credit can be had on the purchase
money. Letters addressed addressed
to me touching this subject, upon which
tire postage is paid, viii be immediatel,
attended to
w. TT. FO0'TE.
Hay6eld, near Alexandria, Sept. |,
If.
ae The Editors of the National In
telhgencer and Federal Republican. vi!
insert this in their coautry paper unit
ferbid.
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Court Martial.

AN adjourned court Of Enquiry s. fol
the first regiment, second brigade militia
of the district Of Columbia, will be helq
at the court house on Friday next, the
9Th instant, at three O'Clock, IN the al
ternoon, for the purpose Of hearing ap.
meals from the decision of the battalion
courts and for other purposes.
By order. cav
Adj. LIST Reg. I'd Brig. NJ. D. G
sepfember 5.
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Vaudeville & Larnour.

Corner of King and Fairfar = Afng
and Watsr Streets Offer for Sale,
100 Chests Gunpowder, Imperial and an !
Young Hyson TEAS Of the --latest
importations, and canbe sold low
err than any of the Northern Mar.
kets can at present afford them.
90 boxes Imperial
SO lacquered boxes Young Tyson
Is boxes Young Eiyson and, Hyson'
Skin-Montesquieu's cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee 50
90 bags old Java Coffee, Tor gentee
family use
so logsheads and 6obarrels Orleans
st. Croix and Martinique Sugar
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. first quality Bengal ludigo.
10 puacheons West India Rum
200 gallons genuine old Irish WINS
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100 boxes Soap
500 reams Wrapping Paper
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best Wines, Liquors & Gfo
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n. B.--Country dealers are respect
fully requested to Niew their assortment
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