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NOTICE.

~ OLEN ont Of my stable, on Sunday nisht ,l,e e.
- teenth instant J'FO HORSES one :, be;.,'.
soTe with blaze in his face and spn,e hit
IS about feet II inches high and Years olJ 81
spring-Ihe other coal black Mare Win IIsl f.
l'er iace and some white feet If not all she has lo,
5n w: n' large scar an her withrrs, and one eve ont
WI give liberal reward to any person or r,ereon,
hai wllde'iver che SAID horses To me- rsrcI. H..
80 tllat get them again. will give G1ty doa, or 10
CONVECTION ct the thief thieves If they are frs,
Hanover, Jan o. l., '''H'
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The brifieh Aavy, which used to excite
such terror 30 other natious--which caused
tEe ilag o. France, and Spain and Holland.
to dr"oP before 't--waose thunder dissolved
the armed n~utraiity in 1900. and wranr,d
Co1enh lgcn flames in 1907, no longer e.
cites any other sentiment abroad but low ~
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n MEErZWG
FOR SALE

GOOD PLAIN Cook, Washer aud Ironer; 81 E ia.
4 = bout - years old, never Rad 2 child ;, q bc.,
raised "a the country, il OF unexceptonaIe
Oer' ana IS sold only fOT the want OF money.
s9tF', For Ere-Eight likely Young Nsrro w.,
Apply TO the printer In % '''s'' ''e''-
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IMPORTANT
TO NM4NUE4CrYlPEp.S

- 4'L-f|h tIs1lL CtEIO.
vHVfIE SUBSCRIBER will keen on Land Al, ,;r;.
= OF Machine Cards, for Cotton, common and
hier1ho Wool.-Said Cards will he manufactured Inv
Ll.e fem of Hoo,iceot, Smith e 20. lin leicester
nsssaehn.etts] and warfantcdto be of the FIRST a,a
ny, anu WIZ De sold OF reasonable terms--For quality
al the Cards please cal Mr. Richarl harris Of R;c
riond, or Mr. Joseph iieywo~l, at Petersburg. All
oiuers directed 10 the Subscriber or 70 Mr. William
Anderson, Of Richmod viii h. pron,ptly attended In
JOHN A. SMITH, Agent sor the
firm OF Woodscck, Smith Il Co
--L lo.~.eI Plia, JaR. ~ w7wp
OIICE.-7o Persons dcsir5s1S Of 1eno-
- v'Hg froat tie Loqpr Country, The stb-
scTl0er cters FIR safe, or exchange fla, Ne
Sr0es az vafunhou,
4 HANDSOME FARM,
IN fAe COUNTY @ Prince lillian. adjo;rine
he Lands ofhe Ton. Richard brent CON.
fao,.Ns 400 .fcres--one-third ia zyood.
I he 6it36l7s: are 1e7t Gssd conOenient t7so
sLeFy i1'YcIf,tg- I7o'tse. conihiefeiy finished :;
Eci'h most offhc neccssa,p omf-hovscs.
GERARD ALEXANDER. Jr
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NoD3lk, JanuGry 28.
Owing 10 an informally in the electino If
Cashier Of the Office of Discount and De2os.
1t OF the Farmers Bank at this place nm
the 1lth inst. that election was set aside. and
at an election held yesterday LUXE WHRErl
Err, Esq. was reelected to that office.
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"''''''if - WHWp
I'm CfiANCERY - IcokIe,,b,,r 6----,.-- -,
y 10th December, fSf6-- N''''''
"m.an tl@iiway and Bennett HolIiway, by his com.
m't'ee William Bnbo, Diaaua Cox. formeriv H.,
NJ Holhway, and Nsthan Wingheld and Nancy n;
,,s'.,e.V 'Aney i7ohi"ay, PeRaA6j
James ,igiliway end George Uolhay, Dec,,eLrg,s
1HE dcfendtnts not having entered a. ~ ~
ance accormg to The act of Assembly and The rlies o
nus Court, and It appearing n the satsaeton ogfb
court tlat they not iui 81 ants Of Gis site -, M
NO .5n Of nc plaintiff by tis auorney---His (Jr,i
~ hst they aPpesr here 90 The FIRST day Of Marc
Csurt next, md enter iheir appearance. md ansoe
me Penilis bill; af thai copy Of this Order he n,
-erteh ~ one p the scvspapers printed in Reh ,,og
lor Two months successfully, ahd~ihat another COM
Ut the said county
q copy. Gesc.
pecember D. - N""' -
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JUST PNBLISHFn

: Ia I2 o. sac az Peter COHoD,'s Book Sfor.-
FOR THE YEAR 1916
Tnn.A'n,ns an Ainanask, Ruled 7sses for Menoran-
GUMS GUMS observations, &c Governments of the I1n,-I
r nu'es d&Se'e legislature and Judiciai-De,art
mentDistances of places tom the Ga, e. Ss-
s, ton list of the Navy and Army o,,rsl
Jan %
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100 DOLLARS EEW-AiRD.

Us between Petersburg$ S, Richmond, "a I. tRCE
81 kuNk, containing gold and silver etr,uIst,s-
shes' some oh silver, wearing apparel sc. ANN
the arucs9 lost was number of other articles ON CO.
m'sson Which caonnt bee recoliect,d III. ahoye 49,.
mu WI, be given On delivery OF the trunk a, COR
Reat, Richmond. '0'''s'a ana
r SIMON DANCE
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CH CEitf.---NIeekIen6urg C5SI1iy Io15.
4 10Th December, 1871 E O0'' "
John stevens end Huzzy his wife, formerly Hurry
hLndrIek, and one Of the children Of John K;ndr;cE
decd. f In, ~
Against ''''.0S'
Anderson PASCAL, executor Of John Kndr;ak Job,
Patrick and Sally his wife, John Kin,Irick. Iob,,
Price and 8etsey his wife, joshua Dslkins srJ Obe.
dienee his vile, James Uukins and Lucy his WIFI
5ohn Beard and sally h,s wife, John Cunpjneban
fluzzy Cunningham, Jscob Cunningham. Rrbercs,
j. Cunningham, George Cunningham, John How.
dosn and Betsey his wife, Edmund KiDdrick U;cb.
sri kindrek, SHsh kbidriek, Dennis K,ndr;cl.
Jsnes hiudr'ck anal Polly Kndrck, JJets,,2aD,e
HE deten'iants, Except Anderson PASCAL. .ce,,.
'or OF john hmdrek) not having entered their an
pfsianee according To the act of Assembly and ,b
rules ct tins court, and il appearing IN tire sa action
~ the count that they not inhabitants If THO fat
ON the motion Of the plaintiffs by their attorney, H.
DraeTed That they appear here Oh the first dav ri
NArcn court naNt, 81 enter their appearance and
answer the plaintiffs b.l-and that COW of tlis ot
be Inserted ~ one of the newspapers printed In Rcl,
mond Tor 'wo rnonihs suecesslvely and that snrsbe
copy ereofbe posted n the front door OF the oour
house Of the SAID county
A coy Teste,
EDWARD T.. TABB, c. c.
"Hi'flf -
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APPROPRIATIONS.

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify. thathavng
nvarious used DIR. Roberts ons lebrated Fam
lily Medicines, which are now prepared BY DIR. I. W
Dyott. Of Philadelphis, we have found them highly
ser,icablc in our families, and particularly ei,cac
Gus in removing these complaints iorwhch they are
prescribed we feel assured of their excellence, and
consider these medicines valuable and well worthy
the attention of all families-in testimony hereof we
have affixed our respective signatures
David Jones, late Chaplain to Gen Wayne. Chester
county f; Ed Ayers, vD NJ. No. l12, North Fifth st.
Ed. Wallington, No. 9. Queen-street; Nab Ba!nc,
No. IS, North Front.strcet; John ID Nelson, No 95
Race.s,reet; Adam Vance, 79, Chris,ian.s,rcet Wm.
Julian, 90, South Ffth-street; Jacob Slough, ISL,
Noble streets J.cob Huff No 555, Cssowhl St ;
n. l. BsoslasSy, No. 80, south siz,h street; John
shreeves, jr No SS, Coates-stree,; J Hmi!i, n T.
corner of Race and Ten,h.street; Hannah Burden,
No. 52o, south frcnt street; Thomas Rose, Tamma
ny-st. +. Goodwin, Marketstrcet; James Branson,
Burlington county, NJ Vim. Holashesd, Glouess
te- comfy n ]. Enoch Eldridge. Gloucester county,
M. Chris Dreser, upper Dublin county, (Pa Jo-
seph Henry, near Norristown, Montgomery County
George Engels, y. S. Arsenal Isaac WiSy'ns, Ches-
cr county.
.ss-5orf, .'iarei 90. 1915. iyew
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aTs SUA1.WAK Z.

Sir J. yeo aud Com Owen have arrived at New
Yolk from Canada, ficm Whence tncy will embark
for England.---Two ca teis, from Eermuda, with
1000 prisoners, Il. we arrived at New-iofk. They
b, ought the Presidents crew ---rhe pr brig Avon,
Nye, of Boston, 10 guns and 100 men, was captur-
ed on the 9Th March, off st Kits. BY IL D NJ brig
D1badoes. of IL guns and III men. ai;er an action
Of ore hour and hirty minutes, ii Is VI brig Coum-
The Avon lost man killed, and had badly wound
cd the Barbsdors lost man kill ID, and had three
wounded sightly--among The later, her LIST 1t -
OF ll9 passengers, who were left on the wreck OF
the sch Supr'se, on Barnega Shoals, ninety one have
been providentaily saved The US triga,e Guer-
riere, and sioop Of war Ontario. have both arrived
at New-York they will form part OF the Medi'erra-
mean SOU dron.
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Ersracl ef letter from Saicn. .9pYil 3.
81 have Obtained few items of iIieili-
gencc by the America, in sddil;cr TO what
you may fiod 10 Saturdays Register.
The Packet captured by the A. was7
weeks out from Rio Janeiro when taken
her officers inform that serious misunder-
standing exAed between the Portuguese and
English Governments that war was ex-
pected, and that the Packet and other English
vessels were ordered away at very abort
notice by ,he English Minister at Rio. The
Packets coming away in SO great hurry,
was the cause of her not having sufficient
supply Of bread, sc. The Mails were thrown
overheard and lost when her coois were
struck.
"a letter found on board one OF the Ame-
rica's prizes,) from an English Merchant at
Porra Delgada, ST. Miichacs,) dated Feb. 20,
10 his brother in England, says, American
priyateers arc cruising. between the Azores
and the channel several vessels consigned
to me have been captured. The sch. But
ANNA, chartered for nc, and on board oil
which were sundty articles, al. last week, af-
ter being taken by the american hrivaseer
Macedonian, within 6 miles OF this island.
Every article Of her cargo was taken ont,
.axc.rf .nn.a heiee As -
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Commissioners Notice.

WE, the subscribers, being by the ilonoraoie
w Court of Probate, for the town Of Newport
in the county of Newport, appointed Con'"is-
sioncrs to receive and examine the claims OF ne
creditors agains, the Estate of THOMAS lioDDi'
late Of said town, deceased, represented Ihs0i-
vent public notice is hereby given that SIX mon'hs
from the date hereof are allowed by SAID Court 70
the creditors against said Estate TO exhib ano prove
their respcc,ve claims and that we will attend 10
that service at our respective dwellings within s'io
tins. =, JOB TOW NsEND, I Con'rs.
JOHN TiLLiNGHAST.S
All persons indeb b,ed TO SAID Estate aie requested
10 make immediate paymen, 70
BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS, .7Ginnistrsi'r.
.Ncsrbgrf. .4brii S, 1915.
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POETRY.
From me albany -drsns.
,IEGF OF PLATTSBURGH.

From me albany .drgus.
SIEGE OF PLATTSBURGH.
IA sung at The Theatre In Ai5any, the character o
a BLACK .SaiiOr
TuNE-" Boyn Water."
BACK side Albany s.an' Lake Champlain,
One little pond, haf full a water,
Platte bug dare too, close pom de main,
Town small--he groy bigger do hereafter.
On Lake Chsmplain
Uncle Sam SCI he boat,
And Aiassa M'Donough he sail EN-,
While Central MComb
Make Plat!ic.bng he home,
Wid dc army, who courage nebber sa'l 'em.
On 'iebcnth day of September,
In eighteen bundled an fourteen,
Cubbcne. rrobose, and he British sogcr.
Come TO Plat de bug tea party courtn,
An he boat come too
Arter Uncle Sam boat,
Nassa 'Donough do took si.. p out de winder--
Den Central M'Comb,
(Ah! he always a home,)
Catch fire too, jiss like finder.
Bang bang bang den de canhons gin Z roar
In Plat e.Dug, an all bout dat quarter;
CsuDbencr Probose try he hand 'pon dc shore
While he boat he take he luck pom de water
But Massa NJ Donough
Knock he boat in lie bead
Broke he heart, broke he shin, 'tove in he Calm,
Aa Central M'Comh,
Start ole ~ obose home
Tot me soul den, mus die laffn.
probose scare so, he lef all behine,
Powder, bail, canaon, teapot and kettle
Some say he cotch coe-troube in he nine,
Cause he eat so much raw and cole yittie--
Uncle Sam Derry sorry,
Tc be sure. for he pan;
Wish he nuss heself we'll an harty--
For Gearal M'Comb
And Massa Doaough home,
Wien he no,on for nudder ,ea party
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NEW SCHOOL.

DELEG EASTON respectfully in
l. forms the Ladies and Gen,lemen of Newport,
that sufficient encouragement be given, he will
opcp School, on Monday, the 10Th of April, in
Young-street. No. 8, for the instruction OF youth in
,he most useful branches Of Learning, viz: Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Nav
cation, Merchants Accounts and sur, ewing
lie solicits the encouragement OF the Public and
assures :hem that strict attention shall be paid to
those who entrusted TO his care.
.Newporf March 90, 1915.
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GDtsreilanp.
ORIGINAL ANECDorE.


The following int ideut Is SAID 10 have oc-
curr ed al .(ew-O leans, during the invasion
Of that quarter by the enemy Subsequent
to the battle Of the 23d in which both armies
received ucarly the same injury, subal,ern
British fIicer WAS sent TO the A nericaO lines
wilha A.s Of truce. Being detained little,
ne began 10 converse with corporal i'll our
service,respecung the probableissuc OF events
there. He slated that" il WAS folly for the
Americans to resist any longer, as hey mus
eyenlusily be beaten. That the lcoops oppo.
scd to them, were toe fl wer OF The British ar
my, who had repea,edIy vaDquished the best
veterans on the continent oil Europe, and
were COMMANDED by iord PackcDoam, lord
Piciou, iord Cochran, lord X ane, and many
more of ,he ablesl Generals IN Europe" To
this the corpo'al replied Indignantly, "on our
side we have the Lord God Almighty, the
Lord Jesus Christ, and he hero And,e ew ) .ck-
son, and I'll be hanged If we don. wip you"
II good 6et--l, is SAID, that after the sign.
ing of the Trealy Of Peace al Ghent, Lord
Gambler, one oi the English negociato,s ob.
served to ours" Gcolle man, you have made
good bargain, for we shall have to restore TO
you Ncw-OIeans )" aud offered bet of seven
thousand guineas, that it was then in posses.
sion Of The British. Mr.. Clay, one of our
Nesociators Immediately toob-it up and the
money Was staked.--My Lord Gambler, VIC
guess, has found out, ere this, who ha, lost
the" Yellow Boys"
Terrible Alarm On the 25th of January,
the kingdom OF Great Bri,aD was suddenly
thrown i0to state OF alarm aud con.te nation
never eQualled, perhaps, since the famous
gun-powdcr plot rheir own papers men
sioned admiralty dishaiehes! sepea,yJ Jaurs
suddenly manard sqaadrons Instantly sathng :!
&c. Sc. and private letters nay possibly tell
vs. OF alarm gum! ne royal itasaiy cured &, the
1osvsr for safety i! hof presses on me Thames!
juads sinking svonder rising !! sc. sc. BE-
CAUSE "La,c IN Nj uday eve ing, despa,che,
were received ut the dmlfary, com mmunicat
ing the IMPORTANT lNFoRMAroN" that.
fsvs .fniericon" I" coek -60ats," had sailed Col
The Esser Irigate. L. seems that this eel.
ebrated war-snip is undergowing the SCRUTINY
Of collection of English ship builders, & :: 10
order 10 take advantage OF her model. II these
wiseaeres seriously expect TO discover, BY
this means, the secret Of her srrngfh, they
will, we believe, be as unsuccessful ss the
wise wight, who disseefed The musical instru.
ment Of capital performer, TO ascertain the
model, in which he protuc,ed such powerful
effect. 10 the spirit and talents Of PORTER,
and the heroism of his crew, they will find a
model, which they will find Il much more
difficulty to initiate and however the Essex
may do credit to the ship builder (; they mus
not expect her prototype could gain advanta-
gcs, when manned by compulsion. and Off
ssred by court or family favor. Bait. Paf.
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FOR SAILS OR TOILET.

THAT pleasant situated House. corner Of Wash
Il ing,on and Willow.street, on Esston's Poini,
in good repair. .9i.o, the new House directly the
eastward. VI the above. fronting Willow street. CON
vonienty calculated for two smsll families. Terms
Of payment made easy, it good security Is given
The front House viii be rented on the first Of Oc,c-
Der next, IL soii the ot;er l,c viii ren; iwne.
datcly Terms made known, by srp'ying 20 the
subscriber. JAMES TOWNSEND.
.Ntrpsi, ,.Marci 81, 1915.
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VALUABLE FARM.

c7'HE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
in Middletown, about one mile and halt from
the siate.housc in Newport Said Farm contains a
bout 90 acres of land with great quantity Of excel.
lent fruit trees of all kndstogether with the build
mgs thereoa standing For other Information M
quire of ALANSON PEChhhM'
Midd!etown Dec. Is, 1914
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From THE Mill!

IUSr received at the
j DOMESTIC W.iRE.HoUSE,
90 pieces Stripes and Paids;
1000 VT. Twist and filling, white and col.
ored, from No. To so, inclusive.
L,ke9ise--a well assorted invoice of shir,inrs.
Sheetings. Chex, sewing Threads, Tiekngs, knit
ting Cotons, &c. which is offered on accommodat.
ing terms and at reduced prices
J. w. EDDY, ever grateful to the public
for their liberal patronage, soliei,s continuance.
Orders from MS distaut Cus,omers.a,,end.
ed to with ?romp,i,udc. March q.
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1'lIE subscriber being duly appointed ~ the Hon,
Court OF Probate at the town of Newport, u
mirslrator on the Estate oi BILLINGS BURDiCh,
(son of Isaiah Buidck, OF Edenton, Norh-Caroh-
na) late Of Newport mariner, deceased. and hay-
ing taken upon himself that tius; b. gisirg bend as
tho law directs, hereby requests all persons having
demands upon said to Estate 10 present them Tor
settlement and al persons indebted 10 sa'd Esi-ie
are roqueaed TO make immediate payment 70
ISAAC BugDiCk, -fLEis:sHetor.
Nesrbsrf, .fb,H ; 1915.
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TO LE'i',

md possession g,ren immedidte'y,)
THAT large and commodious hew House, next
1 east of the Estate Of Paul NJ. Mumiord, Esq.
The House is every way calculated for Public
House. Apply CRANSTON y SHAW.
March 90
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334l Prizes.
6659 Blanks.

10000 Tickets. Not two Blanks to Prize,
and no deduction from Prizes.
This Class Wi commence drawing in Boston, in a.
short time
1t is presumed this scheme, considering the very
lo7c pr!ce ofHckcs, wi be found offer hatteling
prospect adventurers in Lotteries, any here
tofore published in the town of Boston.
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FEATHERS.

NTANTED irnmedis,ey--2ooo pounds 1--we geese
wv Feathers. for whish cash will be given, :,
No, l55, Thames street Mar. %.
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10000 dolls. Highest Prize

1900 Tickets. at 10 dolls each, is S 10000
.to t.s0 Blanks 10 a Prize. and no deduction
First 1900 Blanks TO be entitled to 5 - each.
The first drawn number ON the FIRST days drawing
entitled to THO Hundred Tickets, at 10 Dollars each,
numbered from 1901 to l6O0, inclusive, and from
850l to 5000, inclusive, is
Two IhouSand DoH0rS
The two hundred tickets to which the first drawn
number is entitled, selected by the Managers,
and be delivered to the fortunate holder when de-
manded.
I,y the above Scheme, The fortunate holder of the
first drawn number may obtain
Fyiy 1houSsnd DoilarS :! =!
Tickets and shares in The above popular Lottery.
in great variety of Members. be obtained at
the Truly Fortunate Lottery Office of
JOSIAH {. SHAW,
.Ao. llS, Thames street.
Feb. /.
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Washington Bridge Lottery
CT To be drawn i'll May next,
S4l6 Prizes.
1854 Blanks.

10000 Tickets, at s S 90 each.
The treasures of this scheme not absorbed by
one or two overgrown prizes. Its wealth is more
qually, and therefore usesully distributed.
TICKETS AND HIRES,
in the above Lotteries can De obtained It The Truly
Fortunate Lottery Office OF
JOSIAH {. SHAW,
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TO LET,

C.4nd possession given Oh the 25h ast.
THE whole or one half Of the House,
L lately occupied by Mr.. Samuel Lopez. situate
at the south part Of Thames-sreet For particulars
apply to NATHAN HAMMETT, jun.
April IL.
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New-V York and Connecticut MONEY,
Taken at tar, for TICKETS asd
SHINES, in he following
Siiendid Lot ferries, viz
Plymouth Beach Lottery, $4,000 highest
prize. Canal Lottery, $4,000 highest prize; Wash
iugton Bridge Lottery, $4,000 highest prize; Bap-
tist Stone Chapel Lottery, $4,000 highest prize.
.kurch I. 1915
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10 LEi.

THE upper part Of the House next north OF the
subsc iber. THO'S. G. PlrMAN.
ifcrc6
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*w& The above Medicines are for
sale, by SAMUEL w. VI: SON, A
pothecary, Newport.
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No ll8.

uST received from Boston, and for sale at the
j Bookstore OF j g. SHAW, ilS, IhaResstreet,
A large and extensive assortment Of
BOOKS .IWD SI.iIIO. .vfRY
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Sales at Auetion.

On MONDAY, April 24, at IL O'Clock,
UiND s9!dGt Pabde -9ucfOn, at The 7vharf Of Mr..
HIM. c. Gardner, IN .Neybori,
A BOUT $50 bbls OF Navy Mess BEEF.--Condi-
1 \ tons made known at the sale.
CONSTANT TABER, Macy .agerf.
Newport, April z, 1915.
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Rhode Island Goal Company Shares.

On THURSDAY, 9th April next, at noon,
UiR be cold at Public .4uction,
On the aoor of the Exchange Coffee. House, in
BOSTON,
THE following Shares in the Stock Of
u the Rhode Island Coal Company, unless al
assessments due thereon, together with interest and
charges shall be previously paid -
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Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 800 acres on Pc.
tonaac River. about 5 miles from Dunn
friesand 90 from Alexandria. The soil
is good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms, a
kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
otter to the purchaser the most Hatterins
prospect of rendering this valuable
farm by an inconsiderable devotion of la.
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
OF TO .Nsslet Herbert, Esq. of Alexandra
John A Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va
June Id.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-10

90 bales Georgia cotton, Russia hemp,
duck and cordage, crates of Liverpool
ware, consisting Of plates, dishes, cham
Der mugs, & hid. China, tea and table
sets, casks Of cut glass decanters and
goblets, 90 casks,4d wrought nails, s by
10, 8 by II, and 10 by ls Bristol glass.
100 bags coffee, entitled to drawback
Tow cloth, sheathing and candle paper,
shoes in boxes, Spanish brown, chalk,
hand-spikes, whale oil, Lemon Juice in
casks, 2 pipes French brandy, sweet
wine, pepper in bags, 1e boxes Young
Hyson tea, case domestic wOolens,
A Irish linen in boxes, and German Ii
mems in bales.
Oct. S
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TIE subscriber has just received and
offers for sale, at his Nail Manutactory
Union-street, general assortment OF
Bar Iron, German and Crowley Steel Of
a very superior quality, Nail Rods, Sheet
Iron, Locks and hinges, and almost eve
ry article in the building line. Spikes,
Nails, Brads and Sprigs as usual, by
wholesale and retail, which will be sold
on reasonable terms. Country merchants
and others may be supplied on the short
est notice.
Horace Field.
October a. eo6t