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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-27

The folo7viag voiassary cerl Geafss sufficiently
srince Msis smsraar and snprisisg e5feaey!
De CERTIFICATES
This may certify, that have been very much
troubled With the asthma and difficulty OF breathing
for about four years, during which lime have made
use Of variety Of medicines, and 10 no effect until
had recourse TO Dr.. Refs .4sfhrgaf'c Pils, pre-
pared by w. 7. Conway, on taking which, 10 my
great Joy, was relieved, and safely recommend
them as an invaluable Medicine 70 others IN like
cases. ELIAS SPENCER.
wndbam, Con. May 6, 1876.
Tie slorving certificate from -nessrs Minor and BIZ
ings Grant, Drnggisfs, SiaBord Con- must be truly
inieresnny 10 The effected
Your (Dr Reif's Asihmatic) Pills have perform
ed miraculous cure in this town "A man. about
SO, had been confined some months, his feet and
legs badly swollen. a bad cough, respiration din.
cult and was given over by his physicians and
fiiends, who considered him in confirmed consump-
iion after taking three boxes OF these Pills, all the
threatening symptoms are removed aud he 'ast
recovering Siagord. Sept, 1.
These Pills give instant case in All Coughs, colds.
as,hmas, difduty Of breathing, wheeling. tghtness
Of the chest, consumption, pain in the side spitting
Of blood, chiliness and shverings, the forerunners
Of fevers, &c. Common colds removed in few
hours the aged will experience relief equally insAn-
taneous when the lungs are sfected.-Price 81.
0J.7sb for " Dr.. Relics Ashmatic Pills." one box
containing IL Pills frequently effects cure. None
are genuine bur ihose signed w. I. CONWAY"
The whole Of the above Medicines are prepared
and sold, wholesale. by the sole PROPRIETOR, W. I
~CoswAy, No. 1, Hamilton.Place, Common street,
Boston, aud retailcd by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
Thames -ssreef, .Nesgpori, II
IIoppin, Providence, Isaac ID Bull. Hartford, John
Tiebout, No 23S, Water.s,reet, New York, and most
Druggists, booksellers and Pos'-Niasters through
out The United states.
GJ' Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures, may
be bad at the agents. grstis.
CT None Of Me abore genuine, unless signed
"W. L Conway"-as you paire health, observe this I!
"A large discount to country traders, and those
who buy to sell again.
Newport, Nov. l3, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-27
NOTICE.

y order that the subscriber may be en,bled to
4 meet his own engagements, he calls on ail per.
sons who are indebted to him. to make immediate
payment, otherwise he will be under the DISAGREE.
able necessity Of placing his demands in the hands
Of an attorney, for collection. CALEB TRIP.
Newport, Oct. 9, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-27

Valnablc Preberty.. Fer SAFE.
TIE subscriber will either sell or lease the House
in which he now lives, in Thamcs-street--and
give immediate possession lie will sell some land,
adjoining the estate Of the late George Chnmplia,
Esq. which land is very convenient for House lots.
He viii either sci, or lease his farm at Sachuesst
point, in Middletown. lie has some Furniture also
for sale. NATH. HAZARD.
Ian 81.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
I AMES TOWNSEND, * Co. are about closing
ther concern and request all persons indebted
to them on Note or Book, to cali and settle the same
Immediately. Those having demands viii present
them for payment j. TOWNSEND & Co.
Newport, June III, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS:

H
The Edito, 81 thc Rhcde- Island R{
fn6l'ean as a''asr ne disGgreea5!e ncet
ny Of again ealline pusf!cLy on subscs}
6ers, srho are in arrears Jor mis- pabc3
10 make payment. n 0e,y large brebo;l
rioa are inaeb,ed for tie paper, jrom oit|
10 nearly secea years. IL must Be obvioi.l
10 eoe,y one, that so many small aecou;,tl
roilectively max, a considerable sum, and
"a 6eing stifhhetd BY mdividnals, operaycl
g,ealy 10 nsc iynry effhc Editor, 70 ssj
nothing Of nie ineongcnienre arising nieida
from.
When these things are duh considered
ey these concerned, they SiW not shiiI
n nyusf, D coereei9e measures are ,esc;.l
ted 10, on tie part Of he Edyrcr, 70 u
himse5f justiee.
Therefore, al accoUn,s, of moro thdai
one year standing, j nor paid on ot BE-.
3Ore me 22d March nevt, suiN be Siatea
IN tde hand eta Justice, for eoilsstior.
WM. SIMONS.
Nesgpors, Jan. "a. 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28

The Baltimore American says +" we are
pleased TO observe, that the Bostonians are
makiog provision for erecting statue TO The
memory Of WAsHIYGroN.--Ba Baltimore has
SCI hem the example, and we shall consider
this measure as symptom Of Regeneration
from foreign farnaities--Five thousand dol.
lars are already appropriated for the laudable
purpose this Is small beginning, bot we
are wiling to believe tha, the good people Of
Boston will, by degrees, become more gen.
crous add more patrio,ic--The image of the
illustrious Virglnian will pu, them in mind
OF bis admirable prccepts and virtuous con-
duc'-He was no partizsn Of fo' eign power
ne had ~ parliali:ies, either .or France or
England-ail HE attachments were purely
American.
But how does it happen, that the Bostoni-
ans forget their illus,riou. count, ymsn, BEN.
'AMis FRANKLIS is II true With them,
IA. The Pfophet has no honor in hts own
country !"-In the eyes Of all enlish,e ned
men IN all enlightened naions, the name of
franklin has conferred celebrity no, only or
the place of his birth, but also on The Whole
OF the new world"
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1a -
DIED..

In this town on the 9th inst Mrs. KgBEccA Bua.
oEss, in the 9lst year of her age
On Thursday morning last, Mrs ABIGAIL EDDY,
consort OF Mr. Joseph w. Eddy N the 23d year of
her age.
On Friday morning. Mrs MARY oyEaiNo, widow
OF Nj Henry Overing, az d II years
In North Providence, Rtp.ccA, widow Of Peleg
Williams, Esq aged 81 she was tue last of the
great grand daughters IT the Immortal Roger VII
hams. OF salem, the only o, ms times who un.
dcrstood selgious bery
In Warwick, II, ! SAaAH, p,dow of jonathan Cot.
ton, aged 76 Thei5 ancestors are known III the
history OF New aIisad
In seekhonk, ~ ,ss) on the 10th inst Jeremiah
Peck, man o. cocr. aged one hundred aud fea
years
In Amsterdam. aged l57, Moses Gomez Carvalho,
Jew, born ia Portugal IN i7O6. and who emigra.ed
from thence N l729, account Of his 49, gion. He
was twice married, and had macy children, of whom,
the eldest died when rs years Of age, and the youn
gest IS only % years oot were the children of his
first wife. His second wife was delivered in 1893
OF a son, who died sboruy after In 1904, he had
seen his filth generation, IN the persca OF "A grea,
great grandson The dec lsed enjoyed all his fa-
cultes until the moment 81 his dean. never having
lost tooth, and never hayiog worn spectacies iia
drink was milk and water
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
MORE FEDERAL CONSISTENCY

->~ - SAN ~ So.NOlo
Precious Confesuons.--A writer in the
Boston Daily adversiser, who calls himse 4
" a Fncod 10 Navigation" mas fallen foul OF
aud dredfuiIy Bsuled Cyrus King, the halter
man OF Alasscchusets for his nsn-irtcrcourse
resolution and speech roiiesd 10 our last.
MS writer, who, from the tenor snd style of
MS remarks we presume 10 be Js'n L'"I,
usually called the Boston Rebel, thus speaks
of iormer federal conduct and the recent
commercial convenirop with Britain 49,
would hope that our mcrcbnu,s are not about
10 react the same scenes which have proved
50 ialsl to them 10 former times. Tbe mer-
csn'i!c community may charge 20 the mscIves
large portion OF the cslaInI!ics which they
have suffered 80 think the treaty a wise
one, and perfectly e,...I."-"I maintain THAT
we ere gamers by the bargain as II -" sm
well persuaded, that our shipping and oor
nation will on .he whole be great gamers by
the ucs'y."-Aithough these precious con.
icssions appear TO have been drawn forth by
the fear Of new collisions with aud sririi o!
snb'erveocy 20 Bitsin, they are ye, ioiubiis-
bic truths. ard the writer deserves some ere.
diI i5r ,h.g rtomclysiior.--Prsv. Pot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
RNODE-IsLAND.

~ At General Convention of Del
eca.,s from the several towns of this
State, holden at Providence on the 2lst
day OF FEBRUARY, 1916, Rssofvsd, That
the abilities, long tried patriotism, and
integrity Of JAMES MONROE, of
Virginia, and DANIEL d. TOMP-
KlNS, of New York, entitle them to
the appreciation and gratitude Of all the
Republican citizens OF our country and
that il is the unanimous request Of this
Convention, that the said Monroe should
be put in nomination and supported for
the next President, and the sald .7omb-
kins for the next Vice President, Of the
United States.
N. X. KNIGHT, President
B. II. WHEELER, Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28

t from Napoleon Bonapa,te.
rig Eugene, De La Roche, arrived at Nal
4S day. from Csdiz, the following mfor.
eceived:
l3 lat. 2T, SIS, lon so, was brought
'arded from II M. ship Mindon,
ckey, 25 days from ST. Helena for
and was treated poIi,oiy-,he board.
T, Lieut.. Cunning, informed US, that
Bonsparte, was in good health, out
with Bertrand and the rest of his
h whom he had no friendly inter.
1t preferred she eomhauy ofihe Bril-.
s."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
Erfrorfs from a knsr 10 she Edifor Of fAe
National .fdvoeaie in New. York, dated


BORDEAUX, (rRANoE) DIG. 10, 1915.
"Ney has been condemned to death by the
Chamber of Peers, and was shot on the snor-
ming OF the 7ih, or should rather say he
has been assassinsted by order of the king,
aud his msgnanimous allies. He wore the
ri.colored cockade when shot, and refused
10 hoist the white one. -" The 6rst war de-
clared by France agaias, aoy Of the coniinsn-
tal powers will be prosecuted with uucom
mon vigor and the powers contiguous 10
France viii, one day, suffer terribly for their
uDgenerous extortions."
"The Engnsh have taken possession Of The
lonian Isles they have now re key 10 the
Adria,ic and Italy, aud consequently a check
on Austria. They retain Malta as the depo,
and key OF the Levani, and hold Genoa IN
their possession as a check 10 the en,erp,ise
OF their scamcn and TO the ccmmerce OF
France and Spain II is not known where
there rspacny will end Itis incumbent on
US, at home, 10 take such steps rs will check
any OF their measures or The ,nhuence OF
their agents. We must not hopo TO remain
long at peace-our best security is in taking
such measures ss will place US in the most
strong and advantages position in case of at
tack. Wc must cot,nue To fortiy our seq
coast and maritime ports--to fortiiy our from
tiers--to increase the navy, and double tho
number of our standing forces. TO enable
US 10 do this we must continue the double
duties sod the direct tax"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
From yesterday's american.

The Honorable General Assembly remain
in sesion, not having completed the ,rial ut
petitions for the bensf, Of the lnsoIvcnt Act.
&c, We do not learn that any publick busi-
ness OF importance has yet been transacted
In the house Of Representatives, ON Friday
last, Mr.. Ma,hewson presented the draft OF
a law xempting from attachmen, certain ar,
ticles Of household furniture, &c. which was
referred to commi,tee.-Afer the adjourn
ment OF the Assembly, we shall notice such
proceedings as claim the attention OF the pub.
lick.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
From fhe Providence Pafriof, 24th inacnr.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

From fhe Providence Pafriof, 24th insfcnr.
The GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Formed quorum in this town on Thutsdsy
afternoon last, and proceeded TO bushes. His
Exceilency the Governor communicated a
Message, much in the ususl style Of his pro.
ductions, aud letters from the Governors of
Vermont, Tennessee, Ohio and North c Caro.
lima, inclosing resolutions Of the Legislature
OF their respective State rejecting in fotO the
Hartford Convention amendment. 10 the
Constitution, which, by the way, i, will be
recoliectcd, have never yet been sanc,ioncd d
by our Assembly. His Excellency also com.
munica,ed the pointed Message of Pre- sident
MADISON on the Spanish demands, for wha,
purpose we cannot guess the Speaker en-
CURED 1t the House would have it read, ob.
serving at the same time that he presumed
every member had pefused i,--and some one
replying negatively, the document was laid
upon the table. His Exccllency mentions
the Algcrine war and the grea, storm again !;
makes some remarks on insolvent petitions,
the Stale debt, manufactures, and The detects
OF our judicial syste IN and concludes with
some frHe observations about candor, &c.
We shall possibly notice this State Paper and
ITS aPpendages moro at large, afler the rising
otthe Assembly. They were referred TO
committc consisting Of Messrs. Hazza, d,
Bullock and Arnold.
The Senate and House OF Representatives
Joined in grand commiuc on "Wednesday
morning, and commenced tho trial of the
docket Of petitions. which is unusually large.
No public business has yet been transacted
The Assembly voted yesterday to bit mex,
week, In order 10 clear the d2ekcf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
REMOVAL.
WYLLIAM S. NICHOLS.

WILLIAM S. NICHOLS,
Informs his 7'osvn and ounfry Chstomers.
THAT he has Removed fsom the stand he fel
j Gently occupied, to No. 1874, ThNmes.stree
in the building next north OF Mr. CnANAixo' :
House, where he will continue to manufac,ure and
kcep constantly for Sale, Gold and Silver wxREa
Of the best quality ~
- v.rous articles OF Cutlery. plated. Britain
MIA and Japanncd Wares, together with variety ol
Fancy Goods, as usual. IN
Newport. February 29, 1876. .tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
r Grand Lotteries III
CANAL LOTTERY....3d {

CANAL LOTTERY--.-3d Class,
I S now drawing q, the Province House in Boston,
Capital Prize, $4,000. free from dcducton,pric
SIS 50-qasrters 50, can bc obtained in variety
Of fortunate numbers Of c. SHAW. Il8,Tbsmes>st.
.sis0, in'the Baptist Stone Chapel Lottery, now
drawing in Bristol. price SIS, quarters 81 81.
Alec, Union Canal Lottery, 4'h class, will com
mence drawing in boston. in April next, price Of
tickets 81, quarters 81 ~ CrN u. Those who
hold prizes OF 81 in the 81 class reminded, that
(according 10 the sebeme) they must Be exchanged
within 50 days after the completion Of the drawing
Of said class and are invited to call al the above I'M
riDaiied prize ceiling ofce
.3.so, Washington Bridge Lottery, No G. Class
2d, will commence drawing in Hartford IN May next,
price OF Tickets S 6, quarters 62 New.York
noney faten al par for tickets in tins Lottery
.2,o, Plymouth Beach Lottery, Oh Glass, will
commence drawing in gosto- III" june next. This
Lottery contains mofe bri.ss ,hsn bi.Dks--prce Of
tickets S5--qusiteis 81 cents Feb 28
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
COTTON.

Iis es,ima,ed that the quantity of Cotton
thai will be received in England the present
year, will be about 40 900 bales. The con.
sumption is calculated at soo,ooo-If this
estimate should prove correct, there will be
q gres, surplussge.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
e RAGS.

HASH at Foun CENTS pound will be given for
~ clean Cotton and Linen RAGS, until Election
Day, at No. l3, ,Banister's-wharf--being the last
door on the right hand side Of the wharf and next
WHAT but one 10 the Fsrry.1hsrf
.NcYporg, February % 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28

Tho Medical Institution of New-fork, is
about to offer prize for the best dissertation
on Ergot or Spurred Rye, supposed to be the
cause Of the Spotted Fever.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28

posToN, rEB. or, 1916.
The National Intelligence by yesterday 5
mail contains, in an official form, large por-
tion oil the New Tariff.
We understand that under Executive In.
strue,ions, the British ships now enjoy oil
tho privileges stipulated for in the treaty.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
NOTICE,
TO all syhom if niay concern.

u u
wv T., the subscribers, having been aps
poinled by the Union Cotton .foa1as,arfng C0h6alsy
az their annual meeting, held At the Umiom Cotton
Factory, in Tiverion, on tho 20 Wednesday Of Feb;
ruary, 1916, a Committee TO manage the bus,nsse
and concerns Of said Company.
Notice Is therefore hereby given, that saia Con-:
rnittee or one Of them, will attend at said Comp
store in said town, the last day Of February anr
the 18th day of March next, for the purpose of set.
tihg with all pcrsons who have accounts open with
said Company, who afs hereby requested 10 aliens
at said times and place for tho purpose aioresaid.
Abso,
VIII be Sold at Public Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, 2ofh Of March merit,
or de resatler 6s fair, If NOT, the merit fair ogy, J
At the said ConrpaDy's store, in Tivertons
A quanuiy Of Cotton Cloth aud Shnuhks,
various numbers.
.hlso, Cotton Yarn, No. 3 10 No. 700.
LikeapiSe, a variety of olhcr Goods.
All which are to be sold for the benefit OF said
Company.
Conditions made known at zine and place Of
sale.
RICHARD DURFEE, !
EDMUND ESTES,
ENOCH FRENCH, >Cbmfiuev
NATHAN CHASE,
SAMUEL. GARDNER, j
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Some idea may be iotmcG OF Spanish lib
erty from tho fact that there is only one gaz-
cite published In Spain, and that is hrst cru
tinized by the government.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
fSTS RECENTLY GIEEN.

FSIo D NEC6NILl CN EV.
ieIal Losic-thc democrats went TO
thing, and made peace wi,hou, gain
'eef for which they went to war.
Buil's prodigious foresight, in ap-
ustom house officers for New-Or.
'se out making it a hors Of entry.
cess ITO the patriotic struggle ofthc
ieficans and if Don Onis' eomhlaia.
should e"eresse, may Deeafur's nils restore
him to sanity.
-. Ihe great English cotton speculation
john Bull sent for the cotton, and Jackson
gave him the bag.
Is. Light shades Of difference-io Old
Eayland. Americans murdered in prison af.
ter the peaee-in .fev.Engiand, the prisons
thrown open to Eosiishmen during the war.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28

The State Of N:w.York last year received
about 900 dolls. as dividens on It's Biak
Stoek,a1i g.. .o)o as dc ,ioo d1iiss.
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p!oi,s, and will probably long be remember.
ed by the nations bordering on the Medi,er-
ranean.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28

For sale,
,Ht valuable lot Of Lend, with three .s,cry Drci
4 ling House, late belonging to Messrs Davis d
Hines, situate ON the rnain.strcct ~ Wexford, wi,h
two Shops in front most excellent stand foe b0s-
mess, particularly in tie grocery limo.
.3iso, 10 satisfy mortgage, syeiy vslvsble tract
Of Wood Land, containing thr'y eight acres, Bound.
ed southeriy on the ten rod foad u wiekford.
.fise, 20 satisfy mortgage. ono other tract 81
Tillage Land containing twenty acres. bounded cas-
terly ON the main road leading from Providence -
so0th. .KingstowD, commonly called the Stapto~
place--boib Lots are very Valuable, IL not sold Pre-.
sous will be let at auction the 25th March, and tho
Offers of q sale III continue
.7iso is offered for sale, transfer Of a nhor'Csg~
on three valuable bu4ling Lots, aud one sir aere
Lot, situate near Washington Academy. on Eiau.s
Vile, in Wexford
For terms apply 10
JANE Ds%.0''' ss }mr,u.
February cs. 1916.
SHIPS Lozg.Boat.
TEEEN up atrift, ships Long Boat. Thf
owner may have her again, proving property
and paying charges Apply 70 ..
i,-s-' rss-vqrr 90. 1916.
For Sale,
TWO FARMS, containing about !40 acres eseh; !;
situated in the ease part Of Exeter, u. l. about
ne mile south OF the meeting house. There arv
said Farms two good Houses and other build
isgs Each Farm is well wssered. and contains q
.rs,c.eiey oi ~oyd siso, about four hundred ar
pie trees, part Of then, grated The land goD.l
for grain and grass. and is well waiercd For fvi@
,hef particulars, inqase Of The sabstriber. living
On the premises.
HENRY REYNOLDS.
Hfet3srd, February 20. 1876. t5ml
=
- PRLV7IAG, JeH kifds. ereer,r4 n
q s7d,,t e'srg -'rsy,T, C. Mis .gee.
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TO be Sold az Public Haefioh,
10 me highest bidsc.;
On SATURDAY, SON March,
THE Shop on Banis,er's.wharf, formerly belone]
sing 10 Elisha Cha &C, to satisfy bin Of 6aid
of said shop.
DUNCAN S. McDOUGALU.
.Nsseport, February %, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28

To be Lei at Public AUction,
For one gear, Upon she Pre,sisss,
o" MONDAY, 25,h MurcE--nt II O'Clock
THE undivided half part of the Dwelling .isoust
messuage, and other real estate, late tie pro
perty of John Bsnister, deceased, situate in New
port, and oow IN the occupation Of the subscriber
Conditions made known at the time and place.
CHRISTIAN BANiSTER.
Ne.rtorf, Fedruors 20, 1916
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- PRLv7LlG. gf"R hids. ereeu,ra n
sai,fi,'srp -rsgrri G. mis sgee.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-04
SHIP Mk NEWS
p o r z o r A&hWs 1LExAEDRT<
ERrEREp,

EHrBRED,
Sloop Phoebe Ann, Little, PhiIadeli
phia, entered and cleared for George.
town.
CLEARED,
Brig George Washington, Porter,
Providence.
from fhe S-r Coffee HOts. Books.
Arrived schooner Washington, cats
'a"N'in' o. his port, from fishig
voyage with full cargo Of picked sd
fresh hsh'Io John Grid. Spoke in ne
river, schr Lydia, capt Brown fr NV.
ouiyport. and passed one brig, tree
schrs and a galliot, all bound up-he
ls.Ier supposed to be FOREIGNER.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-04
Public Sale

THIS DAY,
al me othce of JoHN JACKSON CeUn.
'on-freet, between King and Prin.
-, WILL BE SOLD,
bale fnperfine cloths
do 4 do.
do fufhings and coat;nos
= do drab, blue and MKT p,a;1
Gale plain and corded Velvets
do super Madras Handkerchief
DO common do
90 cotton Cambricks, o-s ani6-S
dc Umbrellas, IS inch
do git and plated Buttons
40 elegant French Hats
DO London MKT Pins
do black and colorcd Camhics
dc undrefed Calicoes
-. ALSO,
SlnShamS, calicoes, cotton fb;r,nos. col.
ton and worried hoiiery uurnfev lock-. lace.
,h'rt buttons, bundle pins, fufpehers, bwn
hollands, fancy feathers, etc. etc
December L
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-04
'Gblic Sale.

,,,.,, THIS DAY. at 70 O'Clock,
" III be Told at at the Office ofJoAN Jack
soN q Co, Union .freety between
King and Prince,
elegant Piano forte, with additional
keys
do card table
do pembroke do
fec'ry wardrobe
ourca.. recefs tables
bales blsnkets, IL, 81, GA s. 1915
VIII be added to this days f5es,
without referve
bales fuper company GU rahs
do emmerties
do chintz
II do checks; on liberal credit.
December
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-04
ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
WEDNESDAY, DEcEmBka .. lel6.

The Presidents Message was circu,
lated in town yesterday in a handbilI =
Isis now published for the grati6calior
OF ovS country subscribers.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-04

This day, at 10 o'clock, the PREsr,
BENT cF THE UNITED STATES trans
miued, 10 Doth Honses of Cong o,s
the following Message, by Mr. ioDD
his : ecretpry