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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06

VHLUHDLE7 F7RW FOX SHLB.
Tor sale, anl immediate possession given. that
i valuable FARM, known by the name Of the
Harrison Farm, situate within one mile ofthis town,
containing $50 acres for quality of soil and local
advantages, it is exceeded BY none on Rhsdc'isl-
and. Drafts, on NswYork or Baltimore, will be 70.
ceived in payment. For terms, apply to
p. q. RICHMOND.
NB,-w anted, Treasury Notes and New.yosk
Money, for which specie viii be given.
"a. 1910 -
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For SAFE,

7'HE FARM Of the subscriber, situated in Ports.
4 mouth, one half mile south of Bristol Ferry,
containing about 60 acres, with Dwelling House
Barn and other out houses, in good repair. The
whole will be sold on reasonable terms. For partic-
ulars, app to the subscrber,iving the premises
JOHN ANTHONY.
Portsmouth, Jniy 10, 1875. s..4l.-.
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DA. - " )
ANTI.BILTOtyS FILLS.

Price 25 cts.-ierge 6ores 50 csnss,
For the prevention and cure Of bilious and malig'
nant fevers:
These Pills. if timely administered, viii remove
the causes which commonly produce the Yellow Fe
yer, Bilious Feyers, Ague ana Fever, cholic pains
lstalencies, indigestions, costveness hypochondri
&C and hys,eric complants.strauguary gravel, rheu
mstism and gout.
They are peculiarly seryiceable in Female Disor
ders, and especially in the removal Of those obsruc
tons OF their complaints at certain periods.
In. DVnr1oS
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PATENT ITCH OINTMENT

ihOu yin
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease and
certainty il, infinitely superior to any other medi-
cine, for the cure of that most disagreeae and tor
men,,ng disorder the Itch.
DE-. DvoTr's infaole Tooth Ache Drops; price
50 cts. Circassan Eye-water; price so cents SOW.
ereign remedy for all disor,isrs of the eyes.
DIR. Trssor's celebrated Gout and Rheumatic
Drops ,prcc So. The Vegetable BALM Of Life price
81 The Balm of Iberia price So, extracted from
an Iberan plant, FOR curing defects Of the skin, and
improving the complexion, sc. The Restorative
Dsn,ifric. for cleansing. whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums. (price hfty cents per box)
Since these invaluahlc medicines were FIRST dis
covered upwards Of .S.en Hsndred 71susand Psrsons
have experienced their happy and salusary effects
many Of whom from the lowest state Of their dsor.
ders
or Take notice. that csch and all the above GEM.
inc medicines ssgned on the outside covers with
the signature Of the proprietor. T.w Dyot,, Nd.
pr Aftesh supply Of the ssove MxDf.
crSKs Just received, and for sale by SAN.
UEf. w. vlNSON, Drsggisf, Atwhorf,
where pamphlets containing certificates oi
cures SC. may be had gratis.
Asrsors aisrs %. 1915, iy
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4 FARM TO LET.

fANY person wishing 20 hire my Point judith
FARM. may know the terms, by applying to Doct
George Hazard, of south -Kngstown. the sabscri
- - " CARDER HAZARD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
IRgislature Of passafbusetts.
In SENATE, TUESDAY JAN. %.

In SENATE, TUESDAY JAN. %.
Thirty three Senators were p,esen, this
day. 1 he Hon. Nr Crosby appeared for
the first time.
Loammi Baldwin and John Fsrrar, Esqrs.
were appointed committee to survey and
report Oh the praclicabilily Of nayigable
Canal to unite the Connecticut and Merri-
mack rivers.
Hon. Me.srs. Quincy and Holmes were
appointed committee TO report on the ex-
pedleney of making an actual survey of
the Commonwealth, and compiling Map
of Ill the towns, districts, sc. adjusted by as.
Economical observations.
The Committee on the Treasurei's ac-
counts reported, that they found them Cor.
rect.
Penfions-Oi the Trustees Of Belfast A.
cademy and Selectmen OF Boothbay and
Edgecombe were committed
SEPARA1lON or MAINE.
Petitions from Brovnfeld from town of
Denmark plantations OF Knox from
James M'I.ellan, and many others, OF Port
land /; praying that Maine may BE- erected
into a new state, were received and referred
as usual.
Several local bills passed stages "A bill
10 incorporate the town of Moscow, in SOM
erset, passed to be engrossed.
FRIDAY, JAN. 90 The Committee ap-
pointed to devise measures for the settle
ment and improvement, Of the Common
weallh's Lands in Maine, made report !;
which was read. Tuesday next assigned
Tor taking it into consideration, and ordered
to be printed.
A bill respecting the practice of The Law
--the Wa;euown fish regulation bil-and
the Yates township corporation bill-has-
sed to be engrossed.
SEPARATION OF MAINE.
Petitions OF the town of Portland of L.
| Robbins and others of Greene Abiel
| Wood and others of Wiscasset: of. Whit.
ter and others: of the towns OF Clinton,
Winslow, Unity, Jay, Wilton, and Mount
Vernon, were read in both Houses, and re.
fered to The Com OH the subject.
The petition Of the .dndoper Instifution
was referred to the next court,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30

mc"--at that moment the officer gave the
Iignal with his fword,a ,and the Ma'lhaI fell
under their fire without moving. fhe
body was placed on litter and remained
expofed to the public view fer a quarter
of an hour. Three balls entered his
head. The venerable Eccleiiaitic who
had attended the Marihal at his lait
moments, remained during the execution
near the coach, praying with isrvor.
There were very few people Preienr, on
account of LIS being fuppoied that tn:
execution would have taken place Al the
Plain of Grenelie, whsre great mul'iiude
had aflembled.
PARIS, DEC. An. Fouche lives re-
tired at Dreiden His wife fees Little
company. The family reads the books
of philosophy that amused Seneca, IN
his exile. Gen. Decaen, Governor Of
Bordeaux, on the 10th March, has been
arreited Gen. Debelle, has alto been
arreited and inteirogaed. Marihal
Matleua, is alto faid to have been arretted
on the frontiers OF France. M. Lavaiette
will make his appeal this day, before the
Court of Cafation. Several private fac'
tioniits have been taken up, and will meet
the ieveref penalty of the offended laws.
Gen Vandamme, is about TO publiih a
defence of his conduct.
The King of France has ifued a long
ordinance refpecting the La1us Of Com
| WeyCe.
The famous brigand Cralel has been
arreted at Vienna and will be ihortIy
tried.
A great National Bank is to be eftab-
liihed al Paris, and its paper money to
btain currency, but will it credit, fays q
Pals journal. [Why ihould it not, az
well as Mr.. Dallas's
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
DIVISION OF THE STATE.

MONDAY, JAN. %. Petitions of the Sc
lectmen of Monmouth, inhabitants Of the
Plantation of Wales Selectmen Of Wales !:
and from Georgetown and Whitfield, pray.
iny for division Of the State, and the erec.
ton o. Maine into rev State, were refer.
ed to the Committee which has under con.
sideralion similar applications
A commiitee was appointed to report on
the expe diency repeating the law Of 1911.
for the relief of Poor Debtors.
A bill making the righs Of redemption q
Real Estate liable to attachments on Mesne
Process, sc. was read first time.
Several petitions from Hancock county
for the erection of new county, was refer.
red to joint committee.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENT lfTTVEs

SATURDAY, JAN. 20. The Clerks Of
Courts bill ;-the Public Inspectors annual
Returns bill and the Somerset coun,v
grand Jury bill,-all passed to be enacted.
A committee was appointed to report
what alterations are necessary to be made
in the law of 1911, respecting Public Wor-
ship and religious Freedom.
Tbs Committee of Accounts were d.
rec,ed to examine and allow charges for
medical attendance on persons confined js
Jail, charged with or convicted of criminal
offences.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
(the noblemen. &c.) making lalt effort

(the noblemen. &C. making a lalt effort
in rubbing, &c he Emperor had at
iength tae IDcxprcilib.e titisfaction ot
ieelng the blood make is appearance, &C
companiyd by A.sns groan.
ne emJti9n5 Of his Imperial Maj
city on this occaiion, the Doctor inform
et me. are not to oe deicribed, and IN
the PIE iiude OF his Joy he exclaimed
6 Gooa G9d, t1i5 IS The bcigbtsa day 5f my
life and the teais wbich in!tantane
ously iprang into his eyes, indicated that
the words came from the heart
I" II is ufeiess to fay, my dear fir, that
then exNrtlons were, as you may iuPPoie,
redouoled, and finally crowned with
complete iuccess."
Erfract Of letter zrriGea on board he Nor
asumoerldnd.
ST. HELENA, OCTOBER 10, 1915.
We arrived here on the 10Th, after very
long and very iatigping passage, and we land
ed Napoleon on the loth.--fte is now n the
county, at the house OF gentle man named
| baicome, until Longwood he maze ready tor
| hun. Those who nave followed hun are
weared, aud, believe, sincerely repent OF
having accompanied him. Madame Bertrand /,
who speaks english very well, told me to-day
tnat the island was absolutely desert, and
tue birthplace OF demon Emit. She already
insists on returning 10 Europe, in order to ed
ucate her children.
| . dined tour times with Buonaparte, on
board the Northumberland he spoke little at
table, and in general addressed his conyersa-
ton TO the Admiral. He took little exercise
during the day, he walked only for about two
hours alter dlnrer. Generals Bertrand and
Las Cassas are lis greatest iayorites /; he con-
versed rarely with any others. lie played at
cards every evening and in the afternoon
at chess. tie vent to bed early, and rose
very late. lie was in general loS spirited /;
and since he has arrived here, bis spirits are
no! better.
:" The Island 5 very strictly guarded /; there
are signals between all the posts of the Island
and the vessels; guard-boat and brigs are
cruizing around it so that unless he can fly !,
it is impossible he should escape. No per
son is peemittedto to be absent from this vessel
after sunset, andevery vessel is ready to slip
her cable at the irst signal"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
ANECDOTES

The ufual walks of the Emperor Of
Ruflia is on the banks of the Neva, up
on the leait frequented parts of which
he is frequently feen, in very coniem-
plative. and fometimcs in a very melan-
choly mood. In one of bis walks lately,
a boatman happened to fail into the riv.
er, and after being fome time in the wa
ter, he was .aken our, through the exers
ton of BIS con panion in the boat, and
carried aihore. Alexander hafteued to
the fpat where til, man was landed, and
aihited in tripping him, and employed
the reiufcitatlve process with luccefs
On the nan , ing reitored to llle, the
philanthtopic alexander gave him fun
OF MONEY ana upon his companion, his
MAjeity ie;tisd petition for life, as re.
ward tor his benevoeuce.
Extract efa a letter fran James Grange,
Ejq to DR. H17ves.
+" The Emperor, from fome caufe or
other ima,aterial % the preieut !ubjtct,
hadicon6derably advanced his attendants;
and being led by the winding IF the road
within ihort di'tance II the above aens
toned river, (the Wlna) and pe.ceiving
leveral perfons ahtmbIea near the edge
OF the wafer, out OF which they appeared
to be dragging tomerhiog nc initAntly
alighted, and on approaching the iPot,
found it to be ihc body OF a mar appar.
emily !iteleis Prompted by humeniy a.
lone, and without any other ailitance than
tha, OF the ignorani ooass around nm to
whom he was no otherwie known than
thai mis- uniform indica ed al officer Of
rank, ne hal hin cSlv yei 70, aud laid
on the hde of bank, aud Immediately
proceeded, with his wa hands 10 aHi!t in
taking off The wgt Clothes of the apparent
dead corpse, * 20 ruo bis emples, ,wriits,
&c. "hich his .nprrlai Majc'ly con,hlu.
ed for a Coniide' abl- time, uhng every
ether mean thouen Iet.1:ute Of every
medical ailiita &C. that appeared at me
moUent mott like,y % .eitore animation,
bur all wishau' effect
% In tie lnidit o. th,s occupation the
Lmperor was Jc'acA BY the gentlemen of
his luke, among wi was DR. "eiIley,
his Majelfy's hSat ,g-on
+" Their Xr we're immedia ely
added 10 tho .mpcror and on
me Doctors atteup 10 bleed he pa.
tient, his Maj .y he.a aad subbsd his
arm, and gave every other at.dancc IN
his power that, however, and every
otner means they could deyife proved
equally Intellectual so much 70, tha, at
ter above three hours fruislels attempts
to recover HIM, the doctor declared, to
the extrece chagrip of the Emperor,
twho was by this ,ime become very anx-
ious abouti to be his opinion that life
was quite gone, and that IL was ufeless
to proceed any further.
Fatisued as he was with continued
exertion, the kmperor could nat b54vsyer,
re9 /atisfsd, without intrea.ing Weilly to
persevere and make iecond attempi to
bleed him. The Doctor. although, las
he has declared TO me himfelf. ANA from
whole own mouth l have thete particu
lars he had not the lightef hope Of be-
ing more fuccelsfu in this than in fors
mer ones, proceeded, nevertheless, to O.
hey the peiitive injunction of his Imperi
al Msjetty /; when the whole of them
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
From Washington, San. 20

From Washington, Jan. 20
There was yesterday most interesting
and important debate upon the subject Of
the PreviJus Que non The House being
IN committee OF the whole on report OF a
committee upon the rules Of the House,
MIR. Stanford, chairman, moved that the rule
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-30
JFcrewI gntels,senee.
Late and Mportant from France.
NEW YORK, JAN. "a.

NEW YORK, JAN. "a.
Captain Copeland. of the fchooner
Maria, has favored the editors CT the Ga
zette with Paris papers of the 18th, and
Bordeaux papers of the 10Th ultimo.
The mott important articles Relate to the
Trial, Condemnation, and Execution Of
Martial N.Y.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-02

spirits. This general 10 naffpe OF
8osfon end had a son recently educated
ar Cambridge --Trne picture o; Eng
fand.--Mr. Cobbett, in his 9Th letre,
TO the people of America, in reference
20 the fabulous accounts of English
happiness, says, "Here am with -
persons in family including servants
and 10 laborers on an average, coh-
stantly employed /; and the maintenance
of TWENTY EIGHT PAUPERS
JaHs fairly TO my share ;" including a
girl of 10 or i2 years old, drawn in the
parochial lottery, whom he is obliged
by law to support and educate for 2
years.---Riots have broken out in
come districts in England. AT Ely,
where the mob had assembled to des
Troy farming utensils, machines, and
houses, two Of the rioters were killed
by the military, and two of the soldiers
wounded by the mob,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-02
PUBLIC SALE


WILL be offered for sale, on Monday
August 5th, at 70 O'Clock, at the CITY
Auction Room Of the subscriber, mex,
door to the Drug Store Of Mr.. David
OF, part Of the Cargo Of the Ship, AZ
ristIdcs, from Dordeaux, consisting of
90 cases of IL bottles each Superior
Old Medoc Claret Larozs Wine,
vintage Of 1911.
90 do. do. white Sautern wine, do. SOC
so do do. old red Gruaud LaFO2e wine
do. 1918
80 casks Bordeaux claret, 2 years old
8 cases Of dry goods consisting Of
Leghorn chip lats, silk shawIs, la
dies caps, mats, bonnets, artificial
flowers, peleriDes, straw hats
trimmed with Aowerss ,laces, &c.
case containing plaled, gilt and
bronze candlesucks, with branches
very elegantly ornamented with f.
cures aud Of the latest fashions OF
Paris.
The goods may be viewed any time
previous to the sale and the cata,
logues will be eady on Saturday morn
ing Terms to Be made known on the
day of sale.
P. MAURo, Auct'r.
Aug. dds
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-02
PERPETUAL MOTION.
From the Democratic Press Of Saturday
eUeninP Ldst

From tie Democratic Press Of Saturday
eUeHing LAST
Agreeable to Mr. RedheFer's desire,
the committee which he himself appoin
ted, met by adjournment this morning to
examine his Perpetual Motion, but 10 |!
the Machine was at rest--eVery thing
except the tongue Of MIR. RedheIfer
which was constantly going in making
excuses, why the Machine was not go
ing, &c. ID.
From the PHILADELPHIA Gazette of the
same evening.
This morning majority Of the gen
'lemen designated by MIR. Redheffer TO
examine his self-moyi1g machine, as
sembled in the room allotted for thar
purpose. In the absence Of Chief Jus
tico TilghmaD, Professor Patterson was
called to The chair, and Joseph IIopkip.
son, Secretary, and upon motion, resell
we'd, that MIR, RI dhe fer be requested TO
proceed Mr.. RedhefFer apr eared and
proposed that subcommittee for that
body should be appointed to examine
the construction Of the machine. AT
he time we ase writing this, the gen
tiemen were gradually Withdrawing, dis
gusted with the attempt at imposture.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-02
II LIST or LETTERS

~ J-IOL OF IL GhS
Remaining in the Alexandria Po(l oac.
the month ending srif July, 1876.
A.-James Avery, Catherine Anderfo,
Frances Alexander, N. p Abbot. David
IL. Allen, John Atwell, Wesley Adams
B:-Robert Brocket, v. Bsunre
Benz. Boyer, Verlenaer Bogges, Charles
radtord, isaac Bears, Charles Retts
Benedic- Bursis, Harriion Bradley. r..
Soyer, EDWARD Bailey, Jacob Butts. WIN
Jvm ~, ivy burns, VIM: Burroughs.
'sHi. b ir, Jr: David Bankhead. 30
Johh X. Cooke, Samuel CornwelI
r. Corceran, Written Cooke : Leo
Cooke VIM. cotley, Ann Corcoran no.
Eliza Chsnault, Ala Coombs paa,i
Crump, John Clark, John Carrel. "o 81
MARIA Clark, M. A. Chotclin. wm-
Comingo, AIRY Cooke. "ni-
u 1t Dulany Mr.. Dormzns. rob,
1ixon, Abner Dexter, John Difhoun iobn
DineS 3 j.. Dagget \ /; Felix Dean
JoiePh faller;ber, Aaron Foote ;.
Patrick Gellin, las. Green. Henrv
crimes, VIM. GriswoId, VIM Green E,;'
zabeth Cooling. iseN. ELL
H.-Edward Hazel. An,honv q IL.
Chins, Jacob iIelrieel, Cutber, u,rr;.
Horner, Samusl Huehs, Rober, Hail
H "a Hayman, J. J. Won Hemea, Luc,ns
t,gSms' Shas- Hupt, Ann Hull, Georqe
hadiey, setsey Hay 4; S. Uenderco1
Mrs. Hucorn. Edward Hudfop =. '''
j. Mr. Jacobs, ihos. Jacki,n YIN
{ps.kion, Ihcs. Jacobs, Elizabeth ZONES.
T. Richard Kennard, VIM. Kinyon
J athorp, jr J1hn I.ymb,rn-
1 Ipan lloyd Eli Legg, Mary Lodge, "a.
bah 7 law iawrence' Pulair Iuckett, Bethel
Na; i ,Lah nam, George Melford, Frederick
~ ,I nP Miller, Edgar M'Carty !. !;
20, nnn alhaii, Oliver Muhey, Mrs Mag
NJ, 'toies M'Clayt Theodore Middleton.
MIS- No, lsaacks, John Mills, jr. William
GosoIosis; VIM. Morrill,, Geo. Myers,
N.-Francis Nichols.
O.-Ihos. Ogden.
Nv. p. Pinney, Isaac n. Parton,
sami. Potts, VIM. Powell, can't. Ed,
ward Prlcliard, Hugh N. Page.
Hugh Robb, Benz. W. Richards.
lohn Roberfon, Geoge Rear. on, Iofepb
rutherford, James kunnels, Dennis Rear.
don. MAJ
Hugh Steuart, John Smith, Elihn
r stevens a; Joieph Spear, Henrietta So
fhoIen' capt. Robert Smith John w.
smith, Spencer Sullivan, Mary Stone.
Richard Sydno a; Berditt skinner, captain
Jacob Stevens, James Slolt, ] Shakes.
yrs. shortell, Richard stanton, Elizabeth
H. Saunders, capt zariah smith, Catha-
T ne Shivel, Notes Smith, edmund shec-
by.
T.-Wm. Troop. Frances T Tou6ngs
Richard Thompion, Elijah TAYLOR, lsacc
1 Geo. Francis Thornton VIM.
WIN. Williams, capt. VIM. VIII
iiams, E. Willis, Hugh W'nsow, "a
wa Woods Z, saml- Whittemcre, Micah
ian Wilding, Elizabeth Ward, Anthony
White.
Henry Yeiser.
Perions wifhing LETTERS in the above list
will please ask Tor thofe advertised.
Aug. 7.-3t
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/. Nt3kJA HERaLi.
FRIDAY, Auousr . isIo !

BIZ We understand, and indeed we
know ii TO be the case, that there l.
great complaint in the upper & back
country on account of the scarcity OF
the chartered Virginia Bank paper
which cannot be had to pay the reve
nue. officers Of the state the taxes with.
As those who have it ask the most un-
reasonable premiums, according to the
dis.resses of their neighbors. Those
Nsmers however who trade TO this
place and Fredericksburg could easily
guard against such extortion by direct
ing their wagonners, OF merchants they
deal with to purchase out of the pro
ceeds Of their crop as much Of such
paper as they may want, which com
mssds about seven per cent here and
abkUs Ave or six at Fredericksburg.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-02
Public sale.
July 81


On Wednesday, the Yin inst. will be
offered at public auction, my piope :
ty, on the Mall, corner Of Jeffel son
and Fairfax streets,
4 half acre lot, with Es improve
ments, commodious brick dwelling
and back buildings, sable, s. &c. in Com
picte repair, principally new and hand
someiy finished, good vegetable gar
den and fruittrees a pump under Coz
yer, ard the best of water within two
hundred yards, with the improvements
making in that part of the town, rem
ders it vefy desirable and valuable pro
perty-Terms liberal, and made known
at the sale.
mo. JAcKSoN
Auu o
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-02
NATURAL HISTORY.

albany July %
We congratul the friends of science
tsays correspondent on the pros
poets which now exist Of inli deVe-
iopement OF the natural history Of the
northern and western sections of this
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-02

6P A Funeral service will be
performed on Saturday, Sd IN
gust, in st. Mary's church, IN the
town of Alexandria, for the late
Mrs. Elizabeth Boiseau, who died
in MarseilleS, France, the 2lst Of
February last--mother Of MIR. 10
seph Boiseau, of this place.-To
commence at half past 10 A M.
July 81
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-02

TIE 5aresf road 10 bealtb and lone life.
Govern your passions-be cheerful-be
temperate in all things-never- leave any
thing to be done by the stomach which can
be done by theteeth and never let your
teeth do more than your hands. And if you
have middling good constitution you may
live for an hundred years. From an rninenf
Physician.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-02
THE CARGO

II Il NVIIlOU
Of the British schooner War. Halter,
Consisting Of
49 puncneons rum
8 do molasses
IL hhds- sugar
200 kits spiced salmon
300 dried do
Is bbls. picked do
100 tons plaster Of paris, is landing
this day az the wharf Of the subscribS
ers, and is for sale,
ADAMS, HERBERT &cc
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Aug. Q.
STRIP BON.VErS.

This day received three cases con-
tanning lS dozen Ladies Straw Bonnets,
some OF which are of very fine quality
ard new fashion, which are respectfully
offered for sale by the dozen or single
one by tbs subscriber, Fairfax street.
MARY MOONEY