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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-09
NaGLNI.i.

A I Rules holden in the Clerks Office # the Supe-
" rior Court of Cha,cery for The Richmond District,
the Goth day Of August, 1915.
Colin JarNisc, PhT
Against,
fSnSrt Harris and Daniel Wilson, D,Jt'S
The Defendant Egbert Harris not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
Act of ASS mbly and the rules of this Court and it
appearing by saiistac tory evidence that he is not an
'nha6rant OF this country IL ordered, That the
sad Defendant do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the bill of ths Plaintiff: and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond, for
two months successfully AVID rested at the front door
OF the Capitol, in the said City
II Copy.-Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, c. C..
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IN cHf.NrEpv.

IL Gooehiana Comfy Court. 10Th May, 1915.
George w. Parish. Ptf
Against,
Bealanin W olfe and Stephen Murrer. DTS.
iHf. Defendant S;ephen Murreil, not having en-
tered AIS appearance and given security according to
me Act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court and
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that he is
not an ihabtant of this State On the motion of the
iiMnuff by ls counsel, IL is ordered, That the said
defendant Muricii, io appear here ON the Sd Mon
gay III October next, and the pitts bill and
ina, copy OF this order be forthwith inserted ia some
pnhlic newspaper published in the City OF Rchmo d,
'os Two months successfully, and that another copy b.
posted II, the front door oil the Court house ofths Cous
y.
ACopy. Teste.
w. MILLER, C. &C.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

IWiLL GIgE THE .RROVE REW.sRD
t1ph IN apprth ensicn and delivery to me, or the
Securing in jail that t thcm, the Two Slaves
described below, or fifty dollars for either of them e
DICK,
VINO is about SIX feet high and TWENTY-FIVE wears od
has remarkable black SKIN AID thin yissge Vben
ne "alkS n turns out the toes Of one tot more than
me o'her he Is great user Of tnbaocC 9th which
Ms teeth are mech stained-he was raised in King &
Queen county, near Shacklefords tavern, by Mrs
iownley.
NED, or NED THOMAS.
"ho vs. about i've feet inches high, is OF brown
complexion and thin vissgr, and about 2S wears
Ned IS an active, ingenious, sprghtiy fellow, ard use.
caTe oters tools With considerable dexterity-beret
'oiehe rcd been occasionally employed as waterman
M ms ;markabie scar on his breast, apparently
caiseNby burn. When he runaway IN NJ ia,
hi' ei 'hcs we're of h0ne-spun coat ard pantaloons
OF serge cloth, dyed brown--his hat was black Ned
vas raised IN Mathews county, by james Thomas
and was sold in the city Of Richmond between and
years ago
- EDWARD G.. SYDNOR
Hanover, .Iuly 20.---wtr
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LOTOF GROUND.

with tine improvements thcreoa at present in the nc
cupancy o, Nay. Mag and known by the No g. in
The plan o the cy-which sand Lot situated ON or
Cary Street, and 2ld Street. and directly back of the.
Courthouse, and contains in front of % Street, 1872
feet usn'ng back G5 feet, in der to satisfy debt
due Mr. Manuel Ju'ia, OF 5000 with interest from
the INST day o Isu. 1914 aud all costs incurred in
executing and carrying nto effect the said Deed o
Trust
JOSEPH MARX,
EDW. w. TRENT. '"S'ees
Sent. o---tls
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nf Virtue ola Deed Of Trust, o-eeStsd 10 IN.
4 subscribers on the i9,h day OF August 1915, by
May: Joseph Mayo, and dtly admitted to record in
tn. iiust'gs Coart for the CITY of Richmond. on the
10Th day OF Nov. iSi3.-We Shall on Tuesday, the
10th day OF the present monl,, on the premises, at
the hour OF IL O'Clock, proceed [. sell 10 he highels
hi.der no
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20 DOLLARS REW AI;I7--
R.AM:.R-U.4Y

It.T,N-.I-J3.9T
HfltOM the Subscriber living in Che,totf;aLl coo,.
u avery likely light mulattN girl, named |'
CO., RACHAEL.
She 'eit my house OF Thursday the s1st of Aupu,t
ahd a'n induced 10 believe that She will endeover :,
hs'ke her Escape on board OF some vessel, and will !,
81 P"o"n'ity, e'.oeavoT To pass as free woman
therefore iorwarn all persons masters of vessel, fr
haroorlng Or employing the same. She has sundri =
OF clothing with her, among which is white ca ~
pr'c wrapper which she stole FROM my wife She is
% oi nsnter complexion than usas, her hair IS
oIB, and cnris naturally bfore, OF c,tnrno s;z, and
wise via" o'neF
Any person who will deliver her to me, or seeur.
the above reward
TXOS R9LJ.
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SUFFICE Is HEREBT GIVEN
'3",a tenhon VIII be presented to the next
4 General Assembly of the State Of V;,,,;n;a e.
Jaw 10 pass auihorising frple,t 7. Estes TO raise ~
Lott y, q 'uihcient sum to pay for the House andI ~
on winch ne at pre"nt resides, in the town OF Chart
W. VI ,Ne esunty OF ibemarle, for hs pur.
Any rs g.
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TNOS hill.

I'm Eoyembcr, 1911, man by The name Of P---,..
"SideH, who was cmpl Jyed by me to driyea Tom,
ana ~'sgp received in Richmond, las appears from,
ue reee'pt below 10 kegs og 1obaeco TO he dr;verI
70 N"s' g NorthiEgtun in Baltimore AS M, ne,
ION " alden was Unauthorized by me rs soo,,
as he'rd 81 1t, suspeoiirg that his intentions were
uHSHu"!eht' sent messenger 5ter him to stop th.
wagon and bringit home. The Wagon Io,d.d "a
above, was overaken at Fredericksh1rg the 10 keos
OF oDaGeo Stored with MIR Walker as stated b.IovY
inc wagon brought to my honse in King q ODE #.
9npty-A tier repeated enquiries of Wsiden aud tue
'ooSeGoh'sts m Richmond, for the owner or the r.,
son VINO sent the Tobacco from Richmond withos,
hno"lS either, Lave thought it my duty 10 nuhI h
ms abatement With the foowng receipt, IL order st
the owner may know where his Tobac =, is. and ,c,s
,or~'r 20 pay the costs of this advertisements rtor
&c. and receive it. ''1' So
f. DVIyN UPSH4V.
PEYrON WALDEN,
70 10 Keys Tobacco, Sos0t,
obe delivered to Vost K Wot Ellington, Bali core.
Cash received, S64 49,
FREDERIcEsBUEG, sOth Nov. 1874
-, heceiyed from Clayton Atkins ,,;nstsen kSrs IS
io"aeco on storage, not liable 20 accidents
V..,e.5...s .A.U.lLKER,
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ED.uUND.9MDE

P.S I also wish 10 sell the SwsnTav,sSa; =, =
place, with about s. of Land attached thereto
and will receive proportions until the first Monday h.
October next, at which time will If not sold be(or
sell 1t at Public Sale, or Lease il for term of wears
Septemb lids
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YALUABLEP ROPERTY

MILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder. O, tbe
ST first Monday in October next, being A!bema,I.
Court day, in the town of Charlottesville, at the
Swan Tavern, that Vausble and we'll known
Tract or LIND,
Lying IN said County. in tie North Garden adjoining
the Lands or Stephen Moore, Beai amin Martin and
othero, and cOntaing about ONE THOUSAND Acnrs
at present owned ~ the iegatees of William Cole
deceased. II lies extraordinary well for Mountain
Lsnd aud greater part OF which is well ADAPTED 10
the culture ot Trhacco. It's we'll watered and has
comfortable DwclingIIouse, with other necessary out
houses thereon.-.4LSO, good apple orchard.
deem II unnecessary to ,;o into further detail re-
SPecuns AS those wishing to purchase will no doubt
view the premises before the day Sale which at any
time will be shewn by John Powell, who lives ON the
place. VI wv
The terms of sale Will be one-third of the purchase
money IN band, a'd the balance in two equal annual
payments, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security, or Deed of Trust the properly to secur.
the - 7" - 1000
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STRSERIRER

HAVING removed to Richmond viii gn,act;e.
4 Law ia t,c Superior and interior (,ris Of A.,
10y. Tie VIII MISC continue to attend the Cbspcer,
D'sue' Court Of fredericksburg. fits Office is on
VIZ Dorsheifners on the man street
aug ~ III RICHARD T.. PARKER
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NOTICE.
NOIT EE1-

,APEfIFIe'N will be presented to the Legislature
o. tbs state At The next meeting PRAYING peTnisson
,Gr Jasoo' commonly called Jacob Prosser, an ernan
cIpatcFl man Of colour, to remain in the Stste
sent. 6.-----qD1D1
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NOfILE
JAM + 5 d. iSIE)DLt.
MOI IEt-

* Persons hotkag Post Office Tickets.
@SlGNED oy The Subscribe, ~ hereby n,t6cd
~ to call az the office of DIR WILLIAM FoUsurE ;r
opposite The Post Office, where they will be takep nm
10y Mr. SINoN FRAYsEa. '""e" uP
IN o. Il. PONSONBY.
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LNCH.a.NCERY.

A I Cow, held fr Prnce-Etlvard County, Jul,
" t,e TIN, 1915
Greed Haskiss aud benjamin II. Price,
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GL,4.SS. CHI.V.4, .9WD
x q & K cry w 4 n T.

9 K o { + EKY w ARE.
kHE SUBSCRIBERS are opening (next door IN
= TIC Post Ohiec,) iandsn,ne asse9t c.nt #
GJ'.3SS. CHLN.2, g CROCKEIf-, W.yRT,. ,j.
C"l ana p'o glass pitchers, bowls decantsrs < uin
blers wine, champagne and l.lly classes saIvsr Nc
sag Tampa Ne elegant desert, tea and dirner -
Canton X English China, chimney piecs ornaments
Liverpool printed Ware in sets, pitchers, wasl, b,sns
snn lures edge and cream cooured dishes, plates,
ALSO
r., "" dozen bottles, superior Madeira Port and
1i%et Wines, aud quarter cask Old Jsmaics
Rum. MN '' 'i'''0a
Go CARTERH. DREW, & Co.
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Sept o--tls
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20

- EjPECi'FULLY informs his frcIis and the
IN public, that he has removed from Newport to
Bosom. and mas taken he elegant Mans on. Il ouse
of the late Dr. WARREN, in scbooi.street; where
he is now ready 10 receive his former friends and
customers. and such strangers as choose 10 favour
him wIh their company. The House is large and
comnodious. and situated in one OF the pleasantest
streets IN town, and within three minutes walk OF
Staestrect and the whole seat Of mercantile busi.
n.ss.
Those persans who favor him with their custom.
may depend upon having excellent accommodation
and The bes, attention paid to them.
Boston, Nov. 2l, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20

Newspaper pliniing IS a business requiring
Tic most intense is5or, and the closest sppli-
sA,ion, both Of body and mind.--lt is bo'''
sacss destructive oil health and ease irequen,-
,Iy cuts short the .hsead Of existeoce, and IS
ybar 20 every pleasure life ! Do not those
thcn, who devote themselves 20 its duties
Iyho sacrifice beallh, pleasure and even lie IT.
sacl, to the benefit of their fellow citizen,--do
they not merit their rea0ard We know we
address reasonable men--we knou they VIII
sn.wsr, "yes fhey do ?"--B Bost. Pah.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20
Ne4O LANDS-50r sale.
TO cytrprizing and industrious Far
,,,ere MerIoy,rc Re-

WeTS, LHcCHUHiCS, &C.
THE Subscriber having large quantity Of ex
n ceient LAND to sell situated in the coun es-
81 Erie. Crawford, Vinango. and Warren. in the
State Of Pennsyyania. late the properly Of the iiol.
land Land Company, now offers the same for sale at
low prices, and liberal credits in quantities to sc-
commodate settlers, individuals and companies -
The title ia clear aud indisputabe OD pay meni of
n small portion OF the purchase money. warrantee
deeds will be given, and security taken on the lands
for The balance.
Perhaps no part Of the western Country combn es
more natural advantages, than he lands now offer
ed tor s4le-Snus,ed near the heads of the navIga.
bic streams running into The great Ohio river, and
emaIi distance from the Of Erie, by the Lake
Of that name, having the advantage Of the markets
and trade down French and Broken-Straw Creeks 10
Pittsburgh, and other great towns on the Ohio aud
Mlssss.ppi 10 New-Orleans, transportation now be-
coming easy and cheap by means OF Steam. Boats ra
pidy increasing, to Montreal in Canada 10 De,ro.
il, and rnany hundred miles above 20 the head OF
the Lakes; at the same time becoming the point OF
comm anicaton between the eastern and western
states, by rivers aud new turnpike now commenc-
inr. The distance hcing but little more than three
hundred miles TO New.York, Philadelphia, or Balti-
more mast soon render IL Of the most popuous
and rch settlements west of the Al!eghany river
The lands are timbered with sugar.napie, beech.
oak chestnut, hickory, elm, ash, white WOOD Gu
cumber, butternut black walnut, and some beauti.
tl groves of pine-Tho soil is excellent, producing
in abundance every kind of grain, and peculiarly
dap,cd to grazing, abonndiog with springs and runs
of the purest water.--In no country more stock
he kept Oh the same number OF acres of Land when
well cleared, and managed.-Thc climate is
mild than here. and remarkably healthy --Consder-
able portions of the counties in which these Lands
lay arc settled, courts Of justice, places Of public
worship, and schools, are already tablished and
mean. arc adopted for the immediate erection Of
College in the town of Meadvile.
All persons desirous to purchase are requested 10
cali the subscriber, who will shew them the maps
% the country and lands and give them any further
Information required.--Ile will remain at Mr. Beri-
nh Eldreds, in Wexford, until the lst OF December
next, at Mr. Esek Adreh's, in Providence, until
the i0th and at Mrs Cottrell's, in Newport, until
the Goth Of December.
FREDERICK CRARY.
ULekJo-d Aorem5sr Is, 1915
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NEW HOTEL
All BRISTOL.

Al BRISTOL.
g CANTORD HORTON respectfully informs his
friends aud the public, that he has ,aktn the
house formerly improved by the Bristol Bank. next
north OF the market, which he has opened for
n HOUSE or FEyV1'h I.iLN6fhNT
Ladies and gentlemen can be accommodated with
boarding and lodging in pleassn, and agreeable
accommodated in the best possible mpl,ner- and
travellers win find good euterta ainment for them.
selves and suitable accommodations for their horses
The public are assured that the most unremitting
cxertions shall be employed to give every sasfac-
zion. Bristol Nov 4, 1875
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real. ESTA rE-FoR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale. his Estate situs
ed in Thames street, next south of the brio
Market 1t contains three shops in front, and has
convenient yard, good well OF water, barn, &c. &t
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber, ii,
ing on the premises. SAMUEL WATSON.
.Nsvpors, September 6, 1915.
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For sale,

FOf SQle,
EIVE.TWELFTHS Of Cotton Mandatory, sitll
= ate in North.AinSstown, about one mile from
Wickftrd II has a stream Of water sufficient TO OF
perate 1000 spndles. and has now in operu,ion SOC
with Dwelling House and other necessary Build
ings, all in good repair Seldom has property pos
se.sng so many advantages been offered for sale.
The terms will be liberal and may be known by sr
plying to JoHN HAWKINS, at the Factory, or to
BERIAH DANIEL WAITE.
\ .Newpor! June z. 1915
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NEW CARDING MACHINE.

~ IUNDdLL's MUS.
T lie subscriber inform, the public, he has, in adj
dl;ion to his former machinery, erected new
machine for carding Wool of the finest quality; and
will be able in future 10 have wool, or all grades
cardcd in the best manner.
ne also continues The coloring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths, as usual. Likewise viii manufacture
common meriGo Wool into Plains, Sattinctts, ,css-
simeres, flaHaes, &c. SC. very reasonable terms
While the subscriber thanks his numerous friends
and customers FOR The macy favols received. he
;akes the liberty of ureng The payncnt Of out stand
ing accounts. a multiplicity ot which are now u,
se,'led on his books. StMrFI. CLARKE.
ksris@saf., JeL 2, 1919
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

THE subscriber has taken that convenient House,
No. ITO, Thames.street, recently oocoped by
the Hon SIMEON MARTIN, where Gent euen and
Ladies can be accommodated with Senleel Board.
ing. RICHARD DURFEE.
.tcwpori, Noreribcr I, 1915
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U1ich are celebrated for fhe cure OF mosF dis-
eases 10 7ohich the human body ~ saeIe.
PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE rhorhsion'
r. W. DYOTT, NJ. ID.
cRAypsoN or THE LATE CELEBRATED DIR. Ros"
ERTs0s or RDIEBuRCH;
AND FOR sALE IN PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
AT lHE
PROPRIETOR'S II UHOLES.sLE AND RE1.iIA
DRUG AND FAMILY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. 137, North East Corner of Second and Race SITS
md by resail ef hrs agents throughout
ihe United STATES.
Dr. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated STOMACiilC ELIXIR OF HEALih'.
price 81 So
One Of themost eficacious me edicnes ever oneIea
TO the pabIic, for the speedy relief AID cureoi oos'
nate coughs colds, ,oousuml tons, the hoopng coae,
asthE..s, pains and wind in the stomach, removing
hahual costiyeness sickness vi the stomach. seh-
eries, cholera morbus, severe grpings. the sum
mer bowel complaintin children, &c
DIR. ROBERTSOS'S
VEGE1ABLE AERFOUS CORDIdL,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price one dollar and Giy cents
Is confidently recommended ihe most efhcacious
medicine for the speedy relief and cure OF all nervous
complaints, attended with inward weakness, depres-
sion of the SPIRITS headache tiemor fainness. hys.
terc fits, debility, seminal weakness, gleets, ana
various complaints resulting from secret Improperly
of youth and dissipated habits, residence in warm
climates, the imnioderae of tea, the unskiliui
excessive use of mercury, often destructive to
the human frame, diseases peculiar to females at
certain period fife, 6uor abus, barrenness, &C. &c.
Under tlie denomination of nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, OF the most dangerous
kind, and various, that volume would hardly
suffice to complete description of them. 1t per-
vades, with its balcfu influence the whole nervous
system, writing the heart with inexpressibe anguish,
and exciting the dreadful suggestions OF hor-
ror and despair. To this demon have thousands fall
len a sacrifice. in the drefu transports of its rage
The most common symptoms Of its commencement,
are weakness, aatulence palpitstions watchinlness
dowsiness after eating uidity, flashes Of heat and
cold. numbness cramp, sddiness, pains in the head,
back and loins. h'ckup, difficulty Of respiration and
deg!u,ition, anxi,t ", dry cough, &c.
DR. ROBER lSON'S
CELEBRATED GOUT s. RHEUMATIC DROPS,
Pr!Ce doHa-,
safe and eiiectual cure for the gout, rheuma.
tism, inmbago. stone and gravel, swellings, and
weakness ot the joints. sprsns, bi uses, and all
kinds oi green wonnls-the cramp pains in the head.
face and body stiffness Of the neck, chilbaius, fro
zen limbs, &C.
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For Sale.

THE FARM Of the subscriber, situated in Ports
i mouth, one half mile south Of Bristol Ferry
cont aiming about so acres, with Dwelling House
Barn and other out houses, in good repair. Th
whole will be sold OH reasonable terms. For pattic
ulars. apply to the subscriber living the premise
JOHN ANTHONY.
Porfs,n,ifh, Jnig 10, 1915.
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D"' hOpIh ooN
CELEBRATED GOUT s. RHEUMATIC DROPS,
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHiC BITTERS,

Price one dollar, ...
Dr. RoBERrsoN's s,omachic Bitters, (price 8 ID
whivh are cee brated for s,reng lhenng .seak s,om
achs, increasing the appetite ana certain preventive
aud cure or the fever and ague, &c For .he fever
aud aguc,a naada prevalent hroug hout The south
n States, and aiicing to families residing in al
i'w committees. redundant with marshes lakes, stag.
mated pools, rivers, &c. These celtbra;ed and uni
reisaiiy esteem Besat, have surpassed any remc-
dy ever administered for the rele. and cure Of That
most "bsinare opprcssor of the human frame, num-
oer'ess instances of their efficacy have been testified
alter the bark. and various other extoiied pre- scrip
ton, Failed they proved successful To the admiration
effects
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Removal!

TosEPH w. EDDY, has removed from his old
y stand, to No l6t, next door south OF Jacob
Richardson's, Esq'r where he is Offering at fair pri-
ees, his
nl- Fall Gnd Winter GOODS, .n
Of the latest impor,stions,
on the mos, accommodating terms.
.tcsrler', Oc' -. 1916.
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rsr''or'S;es s'o,;ss, has ssnafsrln>cn raraior'
~ q Massas,IS,XSn ;ss N NJ sic ssi%eVs. .s Waterloo ~
sd dore roo fIl prove my claim TO glory,
gpcY ~. 'p's%I be as brio my honest story,
rndcdtl sd,nj,< ~ brought prussian Buiow on
bc shblVk ~. ~ - s<fks % faiiing Wellington;
~. szr1'' g2S}neI commanded on thar day,
~ u fSar I'M Ansl army in British pay
y {od he26sf land psys for, surely is her own;
aResA IA frinR s~vs, beiong-d TO Wellington.
<<r.4 )bstho' twas Inflow struck the deadly blow
- AZ. ,(wAs that Lid Napoeon's honors low
I3<rr YOU deny lie French by me were bangd!
W bE.ny L., plucher, and I'll have you hsngd;
sns IL, castlereagh TO Frederick say the word,
WI Ginning his FOB with li)-you'li fee. the cord
&. Sad Plncher--" Noble Lord, I'm forcd to yield;
~ Yours is the glory. for you--bougm the field"
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DR. ROBERTSON'S
lntallib!e WORM DESTROYING I.OZENGE

Price Fry cents.
miles
sYMrTo The common symptoms of the
Worms are, paensss ef the countenance, al other
times flushing OF the face, itching of The nose, and
about the seat; starag and grinding of the teeth in
sleep. swelling OF the upper lip, he appetite some.
tunes Dau' al other times voracious- looseness, dis
agreeable BREATH hard swelled belly, great thirst
the urine frothy aud sometimes of a whitish color
gripping or cholic pains, involuntary discharge Of
saliva, especially when asleep; frequent pains in the
side. with dry cough, and unequal pulse palpita
lions OF the heart, swoomings, cold sweats, palsy
erilepic fits, &c.
Though numberless Medicines are cxtolled for ex..
pellmg and killing worms, none are equal in efficacy
to Dr. tobertson's Worm Destroying Lozenges, they
are mild IN the operation. and may be given 10 the
Youngest infant with safety.
np nVnT'rS,
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For Sac,
THE EstatF formerly the property of Olive
L Durfee, ksq deceased, lying on the west roa,
leading to Bristol Ferry and four miles from New
port. beautifully situated for any gen,lemans retire
ment, containing Is ~ excellent LAND, will
an orchard nearly in its prime Further particular
a known by application to Mr.. WM LAEoLE-
subscriber, living in Newport.
ELIZABETH DURFEE..
.heebort, October 4, 1915. SIN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20
JOB f.. TOWNSEND,

c fBINET MIXER, No IL, .shtl.streef,
LAS for sale, 5000 feet North.River CRERRY
II BOARD, if applied for soon. and keeps con
stan.ly on hand variety Of Cabinet FURNITURE
Of the newest fashion, cheap for cash or country
pI oduce. Oct. IS.
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JOHN b. LYON,
HiS FOR S.7LE,
OK good ANCHORS, suitable for vessels from
~ 100 to 600 Tons buIthen
Cordage of al kinds, and cny quantity, supplied
ed as good terms as can be brought in tins State.
Cambooses, Stoves. or any other castings, suppli-
ed on application above.
.4!so. 5000 feet f'st quality Romsdal's Oars; 10
tons iron ballast Bread, Beef, Pork, &c &C.
Newport, Aug. g.