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TO LET,

lad ir:i.a!afs Possession ssit.n,
THAT large and very convenient clearinghouse
and store, No l57, Thames street, (sgn Of the
Golden Eagle lately occupied BY air Asnson Rich
rnond, being one Of the best stands for bu-ncss in
Newport Fer futiher particulars apply to
PAHDoN L. MUMFoRD,
Oct. 20. No li2, Thames street.
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In Town Meefinp--

Aewhori, Oct. 10 1916
NOTED, That all Arrearages of Taxes. here.
toforc assessed, be collected and paid into he
Town Treasury, on or before the frat day Of No
vember mex: and that should any part Of said Taxes
then remain unpaid, the Collector be and hereby
directed and required to proceed agans, the dc!in.
quents in the most summary and efcc,ual manner
allowed by law.
Vofed, That the above be printed 10 both
newspapers printed in this town
BY order. JONATHAN ALMY, 7opn Clerk.
Oct %.
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POETRY.
ODE
ODE
no TIE ISLAND or ST. HELENA.

ODE
TO THE ISLAND or ST. HELENA.
ny Lonp pYRos.
PEACE 70 thee, Isle of the Ocean;
Hail TO thy bIeezes and bi.lowsi
Where. roliiog ats tides. 10 perpetual devotion,
1ic white wave its piumy sof; pillows
Rich shall the chsplet be, history shall wave thee
Whose nndyng verdure shall bloom on Thy brow,
When nations that now in obscurity leave thee,
TO thee wand Of oblivion alternately bow
unchang'd in thy giory-unstan'd in thy fame
The homage ofaSes shall hsllow thy name
Hail 10 the Chief who reposes
Cn thee the rich weight Of his glory
WLen hIfd to iss limi,s, ife's chronicle closes
Ills Deeds shall be sacred 10 story
His proves shall rank with the first OF all sgss,
And monarehs hereafter shall bow TO his worth
The songs of the poets-the lessons of ssgcs,
Shall hold him The wonder and grace of the earth,
The meteors Of history before thee shall fall,
Ecips'd by Thy splendor--thou meteor Of GsuI
iIygcian breezes shall fan thee,
island OF glory resplendent
Pilgrims from nations far distant shall man thee
Tribes, as tb7 waves independent
On Thy far-geaming strand, the Wandcrer shall stay
To snatch brief glance at spot renown'd:
Each turf and each sione ana each cliff shall delay
him,
where the step Of thy e,ile hath hall0w'd thy
ground
From him shalt thou borrow lustrc divine
The wane Of his sun the rising OF thine
Whose were the hand, that enslay'd him
Hands which had weakly xthstood him
Nations which while they had often times brav'd
Lin,
Never ill now had subdu.d him
Monarchs--who oft to his clemency STOPPING,
Rsceiv'd back their crowns from the piunder Of
war
The vanqushcr vanquishd--,he Eagle now droop-
ing
Would Gusnch with their sternness the ray Of his
star
But ciothd in new splcndor the glory appears.
And rules the ascendsBt--the planet Of years.
Pure be the health Of thy mountains
Rich be the green of thy pastures
Lmped and lasting the streams Of thy fountains
Thine annals unstaincd by disasters
Supreme in the ocean rich altar swelling,
Whose shrine shall be haild by the prayers Of
mankind
Thy rock-beach the rage Of the tempest repelling;
The wide wasting contest of wave and Of wind
A'oft on thy battlements long be unfurpd,
The Eagle that decks thee--the pride Of the world
Fsde shnll tie lily now blooming,
Where is the hand which nurse il
Nations who rear'd it shall watch lis consuming
untimely miidews shall, curse il.
Then shall the violet that blooms in the val!e.,
Impart to the gale its reviying Perfume
Then when the spirit of Liberty rallies,
To chaunt fourth its anthems on tyranny's tomb
While Europe shall fear lest thy star should break
forth,
Ecpsng the pestilent orbs of the north!
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The J0Hos0'nS 10 olanIa'y eerIJfeafe ore frocfs
9heir angular and superior cteaey.
GT CERTIFICATE

9'he'r s'nguar and superior .Feacy.
Gr CERTIFICATE.
This may certify that I, Gen James Whi,elaw, Of
Ryegate, (Yt) have daughter, who has been from
her youth to the age of 30 years, severely ahiced
with the salt rheum, and after having tried many
medicines to no effect, was induced to make trial of
. Dr. Rsy's BStanicai Drops" prepared by w. L
Conway. which, after administering three bottles,
completed cure. and she has been troubled with
the complaint since JAMES WHITgLAW
Montpelier, March is, 1916.
The Jo070ing letter from the mother Of an infants is truly
'nfereshny 20 tie affected
". T. Conway,
Respected sir-Agreeably to your request, would
inform you that my son is years old his he alth
as follows-he has been sick years; I8 months
since, when informed Of DIR. Reif's Botanical Drops
and Pills, he then had not the of his arms one
leg almost crippled; hip dropped out Of place his
thigh swelled up and broke in places; arms in the
mean time swelied up and broke in ~ places many
OF the sores were down to the bone for one years he
had no use of the joints, but has the use of both
arms, sores oil well bu, three he appears to he
getting well very fast Many said il was impossible
that he could get wel-O,hers say it seems like raie-
ing one from The dead. must ever remain sincere
friend and well wsher TO you who have sbewn 80
much kindness TO my son.
LUCY ROGERS.
Waterford, (Con.) May 10. 1916
These Drops are a radical cure for Seu-yy, Sal.
Rheni, Leprosy, ST .7nfhsnys Fire, Scrotula L1cers
Sore Leys when the bone is affected, Venereal
7Gnis when mercury has failed--are the best spring
and autumnal physic, and may be given to children
with perfect safety. Price 5 1--QJJ .ask for "Dr.
RELIES BOTANICAL DaoPs"- Observe ,one are
genuine unless signed Z" W. L. Conway"
The above Medicine IS prepared and sold whole.
sale, by the soIe proprietor, w. T CoNwAY, No. /,
Hamilton Place, Common.street, Boston, and retail.
ed by
SAM'L. w. VINSON, DRUGGIST,
THAMES NEWPORT, Il. L.
Condy, Providence, Isaac d. Bull, Hartford. Dwigh,
Ripley. Norwich, John Tiebout, No. 238, Watcrst.
New York. and most Druggists, booksellers, and
Pos'-Masters throughout the United States.
60 Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures may
be had at the agents, gratis.
0Jr None If The GbOue are genuine, unless signed
CIV. I. Conway" os you valYe health observe this!
% A large discount 10 Country Traders, and
those who buy 20 sell again.
.Ncygborf, Oc,. So 1916
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NOTICE.

A IL persons Indebted b. Note OF Book Account,
"a TO iLASsoS RieHMoSp, are requested TO
make immediate payment 10 the subscriber. who IS
legally AUTHORISED TO receive the same ~ demands
nm e,led On the-l5 5,h November. Nil, whogt dis.
elimination, be Pot 10 suit.
PARDON Z. McMyoap.
NeE7s,,, O.. "a, 1876.
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N0kice 10 Mariners.

"IlE Light House TO be erected on Race Point,
Cape Cod, will be Ii, on the III Of November
next. The Light will bc IS feet above the level Of
the Sea- l55 feet from high water mark, i will be
revolving Light, on the same principle al Boston
Light, to distinguish it from the one on the High
land of Cape Cod, but cannot be seen by vessels
coming from Sea. until il bears S. 5. w. is. when
they may run for it. Vessels running for Cape HAr.
Dor may pass within third Of mile Of the Light
After passing it, bring it to bear X. N w. and run
s. S, e until the Light on the Highland bears L by
then N. f. to ..ng the Light the Highland to
bear T.. IS when haul up N. W. for the Harbor and
anchor in four tathors.
Good anchorage may be found in ". e. gale, by
running for the Light, giving it one third OF mile
distance as you pass it as soon as it bears r. IL
haul up L. 5. L and anchor in from 10 to fsihoms
II, A. S. DEARBORN,
Superintendent Of Light Rea;es in .Na,s
Custor1 House. Boston, Oct. u, 1916.
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PoytSmouth Wooken Mandatory.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
lie, that he continues to Card Woai, Co.or and
press Cloth, and to Manufacture Plains, Sa.nncts,
Flanncls &c all which viii be done in surcrior
manner, At moderate prices, having the bcs, Kind Of
machinery in excellent order, and workmen expert
enced in every branch Great attention will be paid
to those who are punctual in payment, and none
will be neglected.
Persons indebted to him are earnestly requested
TO make immediate payment--hose whose accounts
are OF long standing in particular, wiz find it their
own intercst 10 make speedy settlement.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Port:nolth. (CnndlWs NiiLs.l Oct. II. 1916
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Jacob Richardson,

EJAS for SALE at his Book Store, No. l67, Thames
= street, adjoining southuly on the Carpenter
brick house, general assortment OF BOOKS, in Di.
vinity, History, Law, Physc, &c.-.vIz:
BIBLES, o. all Sizes as cheap as those that sell,
cheaper than any other store--school Books and
cbildren's 3ooks--prayer do.-Psalms and Hymns
Blanks Of all kinds-Americau and Dutch Quills-.
Scaling Wax and Waiers--Pocket Books.
He also keeps a CIRCULATING LIZ
BRARY, containing the greatest assortment OF Old
and New Novels, Histories, Magazines, sc. CT any
in this town
-2iSo-rhe greatest assortment Of House Paper
manufacture ed in America, Trance, Russi & England
UJT u SsGieS' Bills, n. York and II. Island Mon
ey will be taken at par, for any Of the above Goods
,NeTbort, April %. 1916
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Look at Your L eeth.

Clean, 7vhiie and sound Tech, are 10 tie
Moath, 1vhat 0irtue is 10 the mind.
NATURAL and artificial teeth, prepared 8, short
IN notice, teeth xrd s;umr,. extracted with the
least possible pain, and with rci:ce, safety from the
danger of fractured javbcuc, teeth cleans, OF all
Tararous, or foreign matter. add ;hcrsby preserred
from drGy and PAN, and rendered cieeE, ,ss.s and
tsag.ifi.
DE-. Johnson, thanks The Ladies and Gentlemen Of
the Tcwn and Country, who have i-yored hin With
their calls
Those Who are, or may be wanting natural or afti.
Eci, teeth. teeth extracted, ccamsei, &c &c viii be
pleased 10 call on Dr. Johnson 10. iS3, ThaInes-
street, (ncsr the P.rsde) within the course Vi !ev
weeks, or tiieIs opportunity may Be- lost.
C-PDr. JouTsoJ, will attend as usual 10 the pTrs.
tee Of Ply sic. &c. and viii aeeSr; IN: rsirs1sss
q LIBERAL community.
Newport, ssx;s'rts. < 1919.
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JOB z. TOWNSEND,

JOB Z. TOWNSEND,
= oNTlNUES 10 carry OF the Cabinet. Making
~ Business in nj its variety. He hss on hand 3
quantity OF Furniture, made OF the best material,
which he will sell at moderate prices
M. All persons indebted are called upon TO
make payment immediately, tha, he may be enabled
to discharge his own debts.
NcNport October so. 1916
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PRINTERS NOTICE.

A Half.Ycarly payment for the "a. L. Republican is
now due. Country subscribers are earnestly
requested TO pay the amount they respectively owe
TO the establishment, particularly those OF long stand
ing. All bills Of more than eigh'ecn months will be
shortly put into the hapds of another person for ce-
lection, unless speedily attended to-
Newport Oct. 2, 1916. W SEiCNS.
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A young man by the name Of Johnson, end
native OF Connccticut, visited the Falls Of
Niagara, Sept. s,h--he was known TO descend
the laddet bslow the falls, and haa not been
heard o! ainec.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-06

Ne7v Feather Beds and Feathers.
7 I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
Ia Beds, from 90 to as dollars, kept constantly
tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, CharLes-ssrecs.
lie has OF hand an assortment of Mattresses Of all
kirte Nczobo~t. March 9 1918
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Union Manufacturing Com-

b2ny.
IT iE UUIoN MANUrAcTuaIHo CoMPANY, hav.
ing made new arrang cement of their business,
request ali pers.ns having any demands against said
Company, to present the same for adjustment, and
all persons indebted, TO make payment to
JOHN DABCOCK, .3gent
The Uos' Carding and .Nonafactory Of Cloth, viii
be continued At the above Factory on the most
sonsbe terms.
Portsmouth,, July II, 1916.
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NOTICE.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

~ilE subscriber having hired the Friends socic-
4 ~ school Room, tenders his service to- The in.
habitants OF Newport and its vicinity Instructor
OF Youth, in Reading Writing, Arithmetic, ard En-
gish Grammsr---and assures those who may feel
disposed to patronise him, that exerlicn. on his
part shall be wanting to improve the mind aud pre-.
serve the morals Of those committed 10 his care
!. ROWLAND. jun.
N. II. The above school commenced on Monday
the 30ih sept and an evening school on the evening
Of the same day Oct. o
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For Sale or 10 Let,
FOR SALE,
FARNl-Gr Sac.

THAT valuable Farm OH Boston neck, consisting
Of three hundred acres and upwards. formerly
known by the name Of the IcnoScs tarn now occu.
pied by Joseph Lawton Said land being OF the first
quality, any person disposed to purchase. for terms
which viii DC LIBERAL, apply to the subscriber. in
I,ris,sl. JAMES DWoLr.
Bristol, July o. 1916 lGw
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-06

In England snbferraneoas Canal Of abou,
n mile and halt, has been made between the
Va,oar and Tayy Rver.. In some parts it
is 400 fee, below he SUI face Of the hill,
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OhitAr Shaw

y O~FI ~ Oh 4 w
II ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
Ia pubic in general, that he has taken Shop, NO.
Is, Long.whsrf, where he still continues 10 carry
on the business of Gunsmithing, Cutlery, &c. &C.
AS he has bad the good forue to give general sats-
faction to his employers; in the United States eul-
poy, both of the land and naval departments, and
also of the States employ, well that of indi
viduals, while working in Co. he fa.ters himself that
he sbal! have the pleasure of receiving their employ
in future and his friends thai their fsyorss
however small, will always be gratefully acknowi-
edged. June 49,
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ADVERTISEMENT.

THE subscriber bess leave to inform liS friends
in particular, and the pubc in general, that
he now carries on his Trade, as usual, the Long.
Wharf, below the Bridge, and opposite Mr.. THOMAS
MEssEs's shop. He repairs locks of every kind,
makes keys Of every sort, ucnds brass kettles, or
any sort Of brass He mends umbrellas in the
neatest manner, and does all sorts of small wcrk in
his line of business The smallest favors in bis way
will be thankfully received and punc,uay perform
ed, by Your obt humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANSTON.
.fcuborf Sept IL, 1916
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Vdhablc Prgpery.. Tor sac.
THE subscriber will either sell lease the House
~ in which hc aow lives, in Thames.strce,--snd
give Immediate possession. He viii sell some land,
adjoining the estate oil The late George Chsmplp,
Esd which land s very conyenicu; for House lots.
lie viii either sell lease his farm a, Sachueas.
point, in Midiletown. lie las some Furniture also
tor sale. EATii HAZARD.
Ian CT
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To Rent,

4 three story Brick Warehouse, fire
secf next door to MIR. John 6. Ladd's,
the dock. Apply to
Jane H. Sldcum.
October 2 #
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kENIUV AL
David Peabody


TNFORMS his friends and fcr'ne
customers. that having sold out hi
fnrmen Stock of Goods and Stand, he ha
taken the store two doors below the Nc
ss,.sssgIff sss y. rstaasvtsyt rrwrs, wbeTe he ha
now opening a complete assortment Q
Staple and Fancy Goods, purchased TIT
last week at reduced prices. and will sci
themto r cash only, at avery small advance
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superine and common brOadclsths, al
colors,
Dlack, blue and MKT superfne cassi
meres,
Cords and stockinets, velvets,
Flannels md booking baizes,
Bombazetts. elegant vestings,
Cotton and worsted hosiery,
Ginghams and calicoes.
Cotton cambrics, dimities,
Irish linens, lens cloths and British
cottans,
Black. brown, green, crimson, buff &
white levantines,
Black and cOlored lustrings,
White satin,
Sa..in stripe and blown gauze for bail
dresses,
White and coiorcd ladies' and gentle
mems silk and kid gloves,
Plaided ustrings, silk Flcrentine,
Dress handkerchiefs, embroidered with
gold and silver,
Elegant merino and silk shavls,
limitation and cotton do.
WoolIen scarfs. waistcoats & drawers,
Gentlemen's leather gloves, superior
quality,
Lustring and satin ribbons, very
+ cheap,
Elegant down plumes,
Boot cord, pins, tapes, thread, &c.
Ian s
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~. & Z. Blackjack

Have lately received and sffer for sale
5 hhds. Museovado Sugar Of q good
quality
90 bbls. do. co..
S puncheons high favored spirits
so boxes Spanish segars
30 sacks fine Liverpool sale
500 bushels coarse 90.
so bbls. wbiskey
so kegs CARROTS snuH
4 chests Y. Tyson tea americas
! do de. Packets do. OF Z
good quslity for family use,
$50 Rams writing and wrapping pa
per, together with general assor'rneh
of the best wines, liquors and groceries
ian 9 -. q, NV
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For the. Bengft Of tie
POOR.
Dece,pbee is

4 tn meeting OF .he Board of Ttus-
"a tees of the Alexandria Museum,
convened at the hall Of tSe AlsxsRdrla
Washington ledge, No 4, on the ilth
instant. il was
fiys9!ryd, That the Museum be OPEN
ell for one week, vnmencins en Mon
day eext. aud that the aNount whIch
may be received from visitors. during
that ne fiod. be immediately applied Tor
the relief of the Poor Of the town, gene
rally.
Mountford Jun
Manager of the museum
January 10. div
n. b. The Museum will be opened
from 10 A. NJ. to P. N. and from $
in the afteraao7 till sunset.
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Just landed,
From the Portuguese ship Felicidado
from Madeira,

From the Portuguese ship Fellcldado
from Madeira,
Ten pipes Of choice old Madeir'
Wine, shipt by the house of Messrs
Govdsn, Duff, Inglis & Co. and warrant
ed of superior quality. fer sale at my
warehouse. Also, forty boxes of citron
ninetv-fve tubs of Swedish steel, and
about twenty pieces of fannels.
ALSO, on HAND,
A few hhds. of Madeira Wine-Scott,
Longman, Pernfold u Co.'S brand: with
a few bales German linens and glass
ware. assorted i'm boxes. s..
The ship Felicidado will take fe,.
barrels Flour on freight to Ma
deira, if application is Immediately made
Terms peculiarly favorable to the ship
per vii lbe offered BY the subscriber.
Robert Patton. jun
Dec 6
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W AM Ed.
Ear ths ensNiIig Yeas,

For the ensuing sur,
A steady, active, sober man, well q !.
,uainted witl, Farming, to manage my
Far,n at Spring Bank, two miles IRON
Mexandria and one mile from the s, Srea'
hunting Creek Bridge, on the Mount NJ
Vernon ,oad. Such a person, well re-
commented as possessing the above qua
,isications, viii meet with liberal encou
on application to
ROBERT PATTON, Jun.
Snr;nc pank. Dec. 60
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-17

an ANYWAY from the subscriber, on
Saturday the 10Th inst. albright
,Su h how named JOSHUA, formerly
sbs nronerty Of Mr. VIM. Hedgson, a,
|s,ut s feet 6 inches high, from 20 to q
Years of age, stout made and handy leg
Iged has a swing in his walk, large blue
Gives. large mouth and one OF hls tore
teeth out had on when he went OH Z
nair Of blue pantaloons ans roundabou
Racket of the same, but it is probable NJ
NAV have changed them--it j. probable
he viii make for Baltimore, Philadelphia
or New-Yoyk. where he will attempt e
lret employment as Contectioner, II
1h;ch business he has been empleyed
| I will give a reward Of IS dollars f@ Sc
curing him, iftaken in Alexandria an'
l6fty f taken within 90 miles, and the a
hove reward if taken further from Alex
landria. and reasonable charges il brouSh
|homc. r,vr,
Mr.. Masters of vessels and other
lare cautioned against harborins or carry
ling of said fellow, as they will be deal
with according to law for so doing.
L. 3.
! No. "a If
The Editor OF the Baltimore Fedora
tGazctte will please publish the above g
livery other s times.
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Fine old Vine.
Sheep Lost.

Strayed or stolen from the farm of the
subscriber, on Saturday the 25th of las,
month, eight Eres, having both ears
crept, and most of them big with lamb
IS they we're lately brought from Lou.
doun it is probable they may have stray.
ID in that direction. Any person giving
'iformation thereof SO that the subscrib-
er gets them again, shall receive suit
She reward.
I ichard De Butts
Clermont. Dec. 81 eotf
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4,l1l,OCo s,864,s4M1nt
sGo,C00
100000

:lCustoms, l2,oO0,ooo
! q5,a7SsN
Such is the estimate of the annual re-
venue which by law is declared 'o%
pledged "to provide for the PayansD,a rs
! the expenses Of government. tor n ~
punctuaI payment Of the public deo ,''o s'S
for creating an adequate sinking ruD% d.
|If the recommendation contained u , ~
report of the See, etary, with the ''s 'S.1
|cations proposed BY tie committee S ~.
be carried into effect, there VIII We y
Iducted from this revenue OF .om
The nett amount of duties on lurl''"V
and watches, on manu-
nufactures and distilled
spirits, S,864,S40
tv. 100000
And fro.l the
nett pr0duCtOL
the land tax, $500 eco c,en
z,064-Sp
But there will be a5eed to 'O'"
nue:
BY the additional
duty on stills, l,2Oo,0Oo
The duty on
stamps, 40V.ooV
0urefaed sugar, l5O'oOo
On salt, 50o,ooV
Gross amount, 2,251,ooo ,,soco
Nett amount, ,ouaio
l}y an addition to the customs, S ~; j
the product of an ave age a".maoeut
AZ ner cent. to the rates OF perm"
duty, o,o4o'ooo 4I55.c6o
Making the excess Of revenue saOCG'
boye that deducted,
md the annual revenue, S''''7
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NEGROES FDa SALE

TO enable the subscriber to close ms
administrator on the estate OF the late
~ Edward Garter, Of Prince William
county. Virginia, by discharging debt
sy;,l- ipe from the said estate, will Dc
sold ia the highest bidder for cash, at
gIay-Narket, ia the said cOunty, or
TUESDAY fhe 10th Of January next
about thirty SLe3TES, belonging to th'
cid estate. consisting OF men, womel
and children.
&. BROOKE, Administrator,
WITH the viii annexed, OF r
Carter, deceased.
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$50 Dollars Reward.

SMing Bank. Dec. 19
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For Sale or Freight.
rkS Tie new schooner
gsgMS8 Richmond,
5sa Captain James Lunt.

ysGSS9 Richmond,
sSSs:s Captain James Lunt.
t,arthen about zoe barrels, is an excellent
vessel. and will be ready fora cargo IN
three days. Apply to
" La,crason aad Foacte,
who have tor sale, said sch'r's cargo OF
400 tons Of Plaster Paris.
also, for safe,
The cargo OF the brig Edward Foster
Capt. Cruft, of
l4e tons of Plaster Paris.
ALSO,
The cargo of the brig William Henry
Captain ClMrgh, of
200 tons Of Plai, e Paris.
Landing from the brig Galen. caPta'f
TRULY,
loo barrels of mess beef,
so boxes of brown soap
Dec 10
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IA family Of Negroes for Sale

A NEGRO Man his vale ana T. ~. =
"a childrcn-A bargain may De nau
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